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P.T13J w Jr z c D M Fir91^8-^few Good Kmorning [ T t l 5 5 o r c t o e r s " si f a i p s r lc r E Today’s foreciM:ast: *“ • Mgstly cloudy.>y.with showers likelyj • •Highs 55-60. L oww s 40-45. l» ag eA 2 President wwants U.S. nnilitaiy to heelp enforce ' tant interests's^fbr^ TS— - I I Los Angelea Times 7T. . / U;N. evacBcuates - A4 Banker rejectscts seliool funding ‘‘WASHINGTON —- PPresident Clinton ordered:d ' ...... ■- ip position off the shores ofof! Clinlon's repealed relreferences lo concerns abouiQut a * O nly C urtis EatorKon, Twin Falls, d isscn t- six warships to take up ] .N. trade embargo scheduled;d thc sa fc ty o f 1,100 Amerncrican citizens living in Hait Board of Education sug- Haili to cnforce the U.N. ed os the Idaho Boi ■ nnrf rwifjieH n-SmnlLcQntiit--n=__ uppeared.tQ-ScLthc.stag

----- —Suit-cballenge l l Thcxcorporationlont that operates Cassia pla UX vF vF J V : Memorial Hospita!itdl needs no flnancial help ffom the countunty or taxpayers for the new hospital, sayss thet^ plaintiffs’ attorney. I P a g e B 3 d raaws cen:isu res _ Bruins-Brave!/es Twin Falls playcayed to a homecoming Times crowd in its footbi)tball game with Boise ' ' j TON — Holding the top ech- Friday night. ti-. ■■ ’ . ■ _____ Navy and M arine Corps ac- . P s g e T O L os A ngeles Timir the Tailhook scandal, the __ Bobcats-Tieer:ers______’ WASHINGTCiday censurcd three admiral.s elon of the ded-aBOthcr-3n.tnp.r.inki^B.nr.Nov ______lurley in the game that Jerome met Burl 1^' , countable foring tl to Slop o r report se.xual as- probably determinnined the top seed for " Pentagon Fridoycurred while they were allend* District 4 A-2 footbistball. i’s, 1991 convcniion in Las Ve- P a g e B 6 ------ttmi-rtipHmanded- fic«rs for failing i .suulls that oocurrilinary actions w e re taken by Eagles-V ikingagS ing the group’s.ary I' John Dalton with the ap- The College off SSouthem Idaho playcd ■ ■ ■ gas. cfcnse Sccrclary Les Aspit). • a key league voile>llcybQll m atch a g a in s t The disciplinuJO receiving reprimands was Ricks at C SI g y m Fi Navy SecreiaryB. Kelso, the nation's top P « , . B 6 proval of Dcfcn Among the 30lellers r of cen.sure arc consid* I h . - I A d m . FrankIS B. blemishes I'or ofllcials ol nuval ofliccn.ilitary rank. The le.sser rcpri* ^ H | T he Ihree )ecomeni-part^ofrthc*30-»>l'Il' lelU e re d grievous:nt bpersonnel flics and m ay al* C hristiah comincerts coming such high militassignments and pronioiions. : Susie McEntirerc Luchsinger, Rcbo’s H g g — =mandsiwi!}-beco1 oflTiccrs w ere cxoncraicd. sister, is on her wa>vay tolhe Magic Valley hSQ cers' permanentscrvicc \ has suffered jpeatly n.s to sing for th e Lord. ailhook." D a lto n said in an* MIKE aM.SBURrmw TVnM-BBjB feet future assig P o g e B 4 , T w o other lop; oflpunishments. “Some sonior -wcrc-therc-fniled-lo-exerciKc------~ Tf^pecTByvaHbujsuVzprilng'lawsTBOb'Gc S orr says he m ay'beinn'dangervfloslnghls'hc c -hom e.-SittlngontheIr—|bH n ' • “Thq naval scr Battelred clerg been trying to help himIm m o v e t h e tra ile r. a resu lt o f Tailliihip ond lake lhe necessary ac- property, Lee andid ILinda Jackson have b iiLbehaaoiLlbot was_wro_im. ------•, C olum nist Clarlr-I nouncing the pu be an epidem ic. ------— officcrs-who-wci0 me there w as a failure ot ap* j P w e M active leadershipIcrship at T ailhook •91.“ or Gcncralls report earlier ihis l i y p a i l C*raric tl^ o b n d c Kat-as mniivJas-jiiiveu dozen' ~ ~ ' ogglfi— ' " Ir's clear lo m propriole leadcrslsexually assaulted and,up lo ______Inspc^orCnembcrs engaged in improper ------ycar-found-tliawing the fliers’ convention. Tlic- W ool subsidie!jes sheared — ^thrteatens^B u h l man’s I home w om en weren'gcd sex from u lla c k in g w om en------ay “^unllct" al the Las Vegas ...... C o n g re s s 'v o te d:d Friday to phase out 140 scrvice mem her incidents of crude nlidity w ool ond m o h air suisubsidies. > : ByBertiIiaL. Redfemsm anyiy placc to go. • and hod boughtbe the permit to move _ behovior during I exposure. P a g e A 6 Timcs-Ncws corresporpondcnt TThe trailer is too sm all andmd too old for trailer, activities rangci mo\loving and relocation permmils. it And G o ff But thenen thi e permit was revoked. along a hallwayharshest •' reprimands went to Lichard M. D unJeavy, and rear Grazing feebibattle possible------B UHL— -Time is-rui'running-out-for-a.69>—has.isno-wherc elsc.lo.livc._____------Ih e -1 9971 7 : model trailer is 340 .sqivc the Hilion, to other ked where it is fcci. But rc y Mixson, director o f Navy air Threats to raiseise grazing fees even ycar-old man who lives li\ in a trailer that TThe trailer has been parkct ; regulations require lhat a tr moving it, or jn the city’s The three 1han Wilson Flagg, his reserve h i ^ e r w o n ’t stop) a N ew M exico s e n a to r -needs to be moved:d by the end of the sinencc 1989. At that time, m y ’s impact orca be a 1976 or placlacing it on the property wasVOS not a prob- model andid iat least 400 square feet insquare si Vicc Adm. RichtDunlcavy. assistant chief of from filibusteringg t« to kill more m o d e ra te . . month...... ons for-uir-warfaro al lhe time Bob G off lives in a ltrailer oii the proper- lemtil. G off said i f it’s iii the, highwayhi right ;aid two trailer courts in trailer E admirals Riley M fees, the sen ato r saysays. :ntion, will retain a iwo-star ty of Kountry Korneiner Kafe owners Lee ofr vway, others must be in Ihcthe same situa- >r later warfare, and W . P a 9 « B 2 ;ccpt his home, but they havi oflhe thrcc-.star rank he-had and Linda Jackson.. T h e trailer stands In tiori□ri, wilh a trailer park directi:cily-bchmdthc.-sp„j I size. counterpart. Dui :n he rclircd in the summer of the way of thcir continitinuing business oper-. Jacliclubn’s store an d cafe. icrstand they hove to obeyI BSIil naval-opcnilions G off said he a n d Jackson hadha prepared a * JVC no conventui:n»Uy could co.st him as much ations. d they don’t want junk trailci >ver his retirem ent, The trailer is on theth' highway right of sitetc for the trailer in th e city’sf's impacl area. insteod o f ot a minor sanction," Dalton way. But neither thec titrailer nor Goff have Thehey had pV in a well andJ septics< system Please see BUHL / achieved when h M eese accused;ed • y 1992. The pemil lers in as SI00.000 over Former Attorn*rney General Edwin ^UA2 "This is not a M ccsc'concoctedi a“a ■' folsc account” o f an- I said. Iranian arms-for-hc-hostagcs deal, aceord- ^ a y m e i ing to a report. IliflMcoirdips INew cal P a g e A3 Tbfl Associated Press W ASHINGTON — AAmcrico’s n 45 million SS ' o cial mpaign Social Security recipientsnts will get a 2.6 per- S e c u rity hlorine, cancer ccnt cost-6f-Iiving incrc;crcasc next year, re- . S il fleeting on inflation ratele keptk low by a lack- I ln i c r e a s e s TbeABAssociated Press last thing we want is Ibr B% ------...---.I- .-I-:; ! olanncd by preliminary D urant readyiy to fly home luster economy. 16^ , breast < selective studies.” U.S. Army pile>ilot Michoel Durant nd smallest increase WA5WASHINGTON — Aided by . It ,V*ll seco n d ups like Grocnpcacc fail lo should b e flow n honiiomc today. since 1975 when CongrcsptMS first ordered an- i.1 4 ...... congregrcsswoman Bella Abzug, h< o u r lives, the las P a p e A S nual adjustments to keep:ep up with inflation, ; . breastist (canccr survivor, environmc women to be thatak many applications of A d m in is tra tio n an'- started;cd a campaign Friday to disc>y form er findings from mistrysclc replaced products the Social Security Ad 1 2 ...... - no'unccd Friday. T he inciincrease w as ju sl 1.3 I use o f chemicals made from chicherself a He said groupsicnially acccptable. "There c to learn.” W alker said. percent in 1987. a prccaccaution ogainst the disease.Ticnialists acknow ledge that Itc arc inconclusive; lhat's _ • "W ithout th e sm all ^ artrh m I adjustm ent ... 10 ______■ ' I "StuiStudies hove found that womiiscouragc chlorinc chemisi research is criticiU.” ------S e ^ o n A those who rely on thcirir SSociarScciirity in­ — I ' Ihc'highighest amounts of these chiilonnc ai less cnvironmenli ■Weather...... 22' Religion ...... 4-5 come would fall furthercr 1behind in the pur- j . '1 9 9 4 in thheir ci body hove breast cancc ' is m u ch more: and to women’s groups de- • to 10 times higher than wom organochldrincs — chlo- N ation...... 3,55 S p o rts...... 6 - 8 ^ c ^ i n g pow er o f their rciretirement, disability 2 .6 % men with “Studies lo date i or survivorship-benefits,Its,** said H orace D. , lowcr er levels,” said.Joe Thomio icmicals — be phased out ...... W orid...7..“ ..4.8 lany com m only used ilems. ? " sictlonC Deets, executive directorJtor o f the American' \ \ w rotetc Ia report on the chemicalsiccr risks Grecnpcace am IdahoAA/est.....6’ B u sin e ss...... 1 Association o f Retired Persons.Pci \ \ envirorironmental group Grecnpcace.men with manded thatorplostic org wrap, pesticides •c made with organochlo- M ovies...... 6I Classlfied..'...2-6 The 2.6 perccnt increareoso will mean S17 ^ \ If' ftlftiture studies confirm thosIon, who rinc-based chemi want prevention.” said C om lps ...... 7^ Legal n o tic e s ..3 more ea^ month for thejie average recipient, |i bers,, h(hc said, “organochlorincs Isw for the worldwide. Many boosting tbe typical benefricfit to $674. The in- J I I am ong>ng the sirohgost risk facr:e. in clu d in g clcheads a rp the W o m e n ’s Hnvi- S o ctio n B /clopmeni Organization, crcasc will show up in chccksch rcccivcd Jan. ist canccr ever identified.” ose num- and paper, ore m Magic Valley ...11 .• Section D 3. “I’m just happy thatt wc’rcw gc^ng some- , || )c Walker, associate direcloiwould be rincs. “Wc gclwar prevention unless there O bituaries...... 22 Classlfied.....l-6 . rtrude Ayers, an 81- . jrine Chcmisuy Council, saiddors for Abzug. who mmitmcntheai to research, to thing,” explained Gertru 1975 : '90 1994 vear-old w dow Uving aalo lo n e in-Strcator. III. ■ . _ try group is fi^vTewing the ronmcnl Develoconsciousncss thnI doesn't i . ' W e primHon'recyclSapapsr: e ------in Streator who onry ’Stxiiiaiitfui wpm 'sMppe h In cause breast canccr is suclnslor of,the “You cannot gcl | "... there are a lot her* in Biplllllll. ball.^oclal Security dut < nt or oul o f govcm m cnt.” , I . Pleasese Ir e c y d e It again. have Social Security andnd need every penny c a ilg ^ i illness piat touches litcrall;lid the'in- is a basic comm they can g e t” - I I AP/W*/Wm. J. Costello 1______,e rep o rt, funding, to a con ■ I ' ______• - ______nrTMglu= scpiirtDTxisriir illy all o f tho govem m ent oi

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- .■ s .— ...... A-2 Tim ps-N ow s, Twin Fo!Folis, Idaho Solurdoy. Octobcobor16.1993 Weathher : Maandela,^ ,_deKlerrk share)c) peace i z e ^ b i ^ eeffortshii [i-AMea^ p r i ______The Accu-WeV eather® fo re c a st fo ’ O ct. 1 6 .. hitiglnn Pri at ' ^ Klerk a sensenior position, perhaps the |c * ~ x ~ — ;------aiJiyoijTircsi B j j r '; X ' cm m ent led by the ANC. JO H A NNNESBURG, N Soutli Africon )8 40s 508 6 0 s 70s 880s 90s 1008 1108 . ^ ! M andela's release, aboiit L o s ^ -O'fl•Os Os 10s 20s .308 • __ — T h e woiv o rld 's m ost famous formrwflh m u c h - ^ — ______N a t io n a l--Congress-nrcsidcQlJ^clson, C ion,___ H ^ X u £ A ~ | ^Wlicdnirpol ' o f the corrioirriage from factional fighting M andela anahd South African Presidentcnt V9i9lTllM ^^iE8 betw een1 the ANC and its block politi- ' ( FredcrikWW. de Klerk — were jointly I, the Inkatha Freedom Party, the 1993 Nobel Pcace Prize j '-"'jXt. ■ ’ awordcd thi lion day approaches, Inkatha Dr their effons lo dismantle / i A s eleciion Friday for ties-representing the white ilry's apartheid sysiem of > p a p ie s the countr tr ng have stepped up wamlngs I ra c ia l scpon)onition. obel-€ om m tttce -honorcd-thc- ______, t— ------T h e N ob. so, many here agree with rcoching across pcnturics of “ ' Even so, pair for rco nt Clinton, who last month pression to negotiate 0 frag- ' President C racial oppn was a “micacle" that South C VU)^ s yet unfinished transition lo ______: paid it w as J ■ ilc but as y lad progressed as far as it has ’ a non-raciol:iol dcmocriicy. It called iheir ...... ------i ‘ Peace « 111 9 9 3 )rld increasingly riven by c o m m itmlent e n 10 negotiations a modcli bloody racii■acial ond cthnic wors. • ■ for rt;solviiving.racial ond clhnic con- Many saysa> the miracle would never flicts orouniund the world. ITQFTYiiSCflafl >1^. I ippened without de K lerk’s T h e j uibiliant b i recipicnrs did npt I«I> and h av e happe ’ 0*_____ 1993 NolsonMandol ^-----and-M andendelti^-mjx-of-9tature^lem—^ spcok to or tHg------^ • F .W ." a rK Io fk ~ It, stceliness and fiexibility. scparote ncnews confcrcnccs — their pcraipent, sl 1992 Rlgob^a Monenchu. -Thi^; imi ------p e is o jr a h r l gumcnt, againsi historical do-' oped bcyor/ond strained cordiality — good argun: m," poiitieol scientist Robert F R O N T S : . but nonelhcihcless they expressed nearlyrly -^991 A ung S a n S u uj k1 y l ^terminism,” ^Schriresard,wrd. identical sentiments,scr ^ Q 1990 Mikhail GorbacTcnov . ••Had anoanother white leader come to V M a n d e:la, la 75, called the honor a . - isiead-oMe-Klcfkr^tie-could— ■■ 0-1993Accu-Weairathofplnc: — ^ccp ly ^hhunibling^cxptJricnciri^fic: o D c— .ii.i989"Tiia'Oalal'.LBmBrtftr ■■■ : _ _ - --T t>owep-in5W 7 ^ — aiAIIUNAHy— ------:e the ajMitheid regim cT ioia- — Klerk, 5 77, , said he w as ‘'basicully a , easily see tl i Pm ssum lOpIng Forcas modest mainan. and I- was cmborrasscdfed '?® ° another five, 10 ycars.-Aod lifTerent black leader, some- . r i > - ^ d i > in b ccrtainlin sense o f the word.” Bdtliitli 1987 Oscar Arias Saranchoz w itli a difTc ; H L ESI E s m i E3 fS3 S hout .Mandela’s self-corin- iHOlV£WS RAIN T-STQRMSfS FLURRIES- . SNOW ICE SU NNY PT. CLOUDY CL I said theyf occeptcd0 the prize as en- 1 one «Hthoi) ■ W/GW . LOW • SHO • .1986 EIibJ«ie3Cj_ • - nd stature, you could sec. the co.urogcmenlent from the worid comftiu- ■ ’ ' , ...... dericp and s ; Vm Ataocioiod Pross ;eling pressed to make dc- nity to comompleie the task of buildinging 1985 International Phshysidansf ^ itlnnof \ mnfiftg thntthnt nssibly meet. -v.r-',’." A ibuquorquo 69 1 fuy°l )le financial treatment, may.cay,encourage Iran to ihittk __ ■ „ i:— Mlnnoapolis----- 53—“ — FDtmonr— — ss irthc ^ - b i i lio n-in-ontieipt>ted-led-eo8Uii>anl)Mlirough— lot il can im prove relatibtisins witlTtfic w cst-w itnout ■J N ow O rloans 61 ' : I l \ ...... Gooding J 61 l 46 .11 c u ts in1 ww elfarcto elderly immigranl . choilonging its behavior." i N ow York 65, „ ...... Hagorman T2 72 46 .07 T h ejobless jo aid bill was sent toto tthe Senate by a vote O klahom a City 72I Idaho Falls 4919 40.10 of302tcI to 95, ending a two-wcckk delayd caused by His* , 5 64 .4 9 - /atin leaders talk po^poverty, trade ^ ■ P Omaha 65 ■ .. Joromff n mr m 45 mm p a n ic .lavlawmakers who obitetcd tolo vwelfare cuts o f $320 ,alin American leaders at- Phoonlx 87[ ...... Lowlston >4 64 49 .01 m illion forf elderly, blind owl disablabled immigrants. SANTIAGO, S Chile — Latir I [T^nFoll^^^^^^oeaionoU ^I nmit agreed Friday to sup* Pittsburgh • ■ 73I ...... Molad 51 51 41 mm E m eergcncy rg jobless benefits lapsepscd.OcL 2.,Since then tencnding a regional trade summi Portland. Mo. 57 onal sanctions.against Haiti UTAH I 1 « 62 Molta 56 56 39 .25 a b o u t 60,00060 unemployed workers:rs who exhausted their port)rt the renewal of international P ortland. Oro. 61 id threatened to suspendid tdiplomatic ties to the a ! r 'f a McCall 51 51 36 ..... re g u la,r r 262 weeks o f chccks havcc beenb unable lo apply and . R o n o 59I 1® Pocatollo 53 53 43 .17 fo r a n extra ex seven or 13 weeks of3f benefits.b Senate M a- Cararibbean notion. i cdJi SL Louis 73 54 42 mm jo r ity LeaderLe. G eorge J. Mitchell.. D-MD aine. has indicot- TheT leaders also criticizedJ thithe European Community I 7 b '1 3 Sno.»»/» r-tHyrn Riun fhxrmi Salt Loko City 585 i l -^3 soda Springs mrnm mm mm ' cd he wantswa a Senate vote next weel/e c k . f oir r m aintaining lorge farm1 subsidies su they said hurl Son Frandsco 67 16 30 .03 Uatin t i American formers. 7 « : i 9 ______S o a ttio 57 - -US-reireproaches^rman:m y-on-lrairties—~•Gfficials-satd-lhc*grmip-wo! G -wos-following-closcly-thc------3 | . — . — F t JrNr^mcdiated-plan-to-rdn-^ —g j r WASP.SHINGTON — The Uniteded :States and Germany ate ousted President ilean-Ber•Bertrande Aristide has vir- f, Rupert. Jeromo and Gooding:Dg: Satur- Tw in Falls, Burley, R a rc nbroiled in a dispute over'cr German eObrts to ally , collapsed. The U.N. SecuritySei Countil voted to ilh showers likely, Patches of m doy mostly cloudy wilh : s ire n g ththen c tics w ith Iran at a timele whenv the administra- impose . an arms and oil embombargo on Haili and, freeze fog. Higlis 55 to 60.<0. 'Good chancc of showers: , s l „ , h e r p j l g ihron government, the l e pollen countI tio n iss tltrying to isolate the Tehn eir military leaders’ assetss urunless they adhere to the evening wilh lows 40) iolo 4 5 , Slate Dc]Department said Friday, n Foreign Minister Antonio 1 W ood River Valle^ Saturdayay imostly - ’ p :cord by M onday. Bolivion Fc OitTina Prairie and W< Secret!retary o f State Worrcn Christiristopher has raised the : would join the sanctions if JM s. Patches ' ends today raniba^ said the presidents wo ______cloudy wilh showers andam isolated thundershowers. F ' _____issu c -wwith il G erm an FQrcign_MinistcistctKJnusJCinkcl.and i-reeall-their ambassadors— — ghmfrthlTmia^SOffrSaturdny icytake-cffeet-and-would-re of m orning fog. Higlis l a r n i g h t ” ^------G e r m aon n oftlcials hove been giveiiven confidential U.S. rain or snow showers likely. L om the Caribbean nation. mostly cloudy with rain ■ Lowiiin Weatather summaryy ______d a ta oin n Ialleged Iranian involvemci■ncnt in te rro rist a c tiv i------Gon and easicm “ tlcsTOIS;I.S. oilicials said.------^------E x te n d forecast:: SS< o u lh em Idaho - TliroughI TtTuesday Showers developcloped over parts of northern ai portly cloudy with lows>ws in th e 30s. H ighs in the highhi] SOs Id ah o F rid a y , th e; NationalNa W eather Service said,d . ------and loweos: ■ ...... - - - R a in fall a m o um n ts' s w ere light.-w ith- 10 o f a n incnch in P o ca ------O ______NonhemUalnndNc1 N e v a d a ______:______te llQ-nnd-MnlnH. fl.l: Idaho Falls. flm a l i a Utah -• Saturday varii/ariable cloudiness. ScatteredJ showerssl High temperatures:s nranged from die mid 40s lo lowlo er 60s. and a few thunderstomomis. Highs near 60. Saturdayday night T h e hig h e st tempers e over muph1 of( nation, chill 1 of the world cjommunity," , w ill of ' ’ o f d e m o c ra c y in th e hchemisphere ond ______ho lottery _ The Associated Press Rose Summit on1 FridayFt morning. As much as a; 3 inches Clinton sait » id. I L th e th reo t o f a m a s s ivk'e e new wave of BOISE ( also fell at Donner:r Pass.P JE (AP) - Winning numbers B u t A.ristide, ris who lives in Wash- , immigrants sailing towward American drawn FricFriday in the Fontaslic Five New England got chchilly and Ncvada and Colorlordo got Light snow hadid reachcdr ihe higher mountaitBins of Col- ington, urgirgcd Clinton ndt to c'ontcm- 'll!' shores from the impopovcrishcd na- game are;re; . snow on Friday, whilelile m u c h o f th e M idwest; SouSoulh and o ro d o b y F rid ay aOeiinem oon. litory action to ensure his rc- plate milito lio n . 4 -1 2 -2-22-24-32 2 (four, twelve, the Plains had lingeringing rajn . in Cari- Rainshowei's and occasional ihunderslormtms lingered tum. manders of-thc—iwenty-twc•two, iwenty-fbur. th irty rtw o )__ A low lempcraiurcc rccordrc for ihe dale was set ir ICT- He said that commi .h- 10BH through the morningling and ancmoon over the mimiddle Mis- ‘There: is no need for m ilitary intcr- lie 24-degree reading broke th« ul(j warships — includinjng a destroyer. Estimatelated jackpot: 532,500 bou, Maine, where the : sissippi Valley. CSI.aslem Kansas and northern Floilorida. vcntion amand President-Anstidc would mark by 1 degree. •______!______isissippi, the upper Mississipjippi Vailcy. p— The low lenipcniiurcjre for the Lower 48 on FriddyIdy m om - A la b a m a , M issisi the nonhem Plains, ihe ccntralral Rockics. p.m. weekdays. T o reportart late news and p e r w eek.k. ;$18.00 for 12 w ee k s: ing also was in New Elint ngland — 17 at Com slock. •Maine.Mi eastem parts of the Circulation ^ northern Pacific Northwestil arand the central Pacific Coastst were also snoru resuiu alter 3:30 aniand on weekends. Student/miliuii^iliuuy service dclivfty $2.30 per W in try w eather mov— Bd adi. eall 733- fonudoa ------536-25:•2535 733-0931. ClMsined nes-News ( l^ S 631-080) is pub- Buhl__ ~ . . . . Burley-ley-Rupcrt-PauI.Qaklcy 0931 Monday through Frid ily-ot 132 Third Sl, W .. T w in nd make a decision on theic Councilman Chuck Gcjcska soid hc 678-25:•2552 until 3 p.m. and Saturdays (i sponsc and ,p1.y . 11. I. avnll. f " " * - iho, 83301. by Magie Valley Continued from A1 was certain the low woiould still re- Buhl-Cl.CutIerord noon. Infomution on diapi rs Inc. Seeond-elati postage-paid . . future o f th«the trailer. • -4648 : able weekdays only. town, but this is dear:ar out in the j^e Jackickson’s temporary permitit quire the trailer to bc rm o v e d , an d r-Rogenon-Hollislcr r at Twin FaljiJJs byb TTie Times-News. O m ciol lunty newspaper puituani lo Sec- country." G off soid. Mayor Ted Pence agreed.?•_, ...... J26-53:•5375 Suba^ptloontei city and county e x p ire s o n N> o v. 1. 8 oflhe Idaho Code. Thursday is The trailer is in good)od condition, jaclo )T~~Lce Tackson asked ififlhcy could TwinFin Falll U)<1 all other orcu Home delivery: daily onemd Sund.,, S7.90 '» » f " ™ cksons ran into a“nunibof6f lignated as die day o f die week extend the deadline forr moving the 733-09;•0931 per week: daily. S2.35 per both insidq and out. p r o b le m s reeenlly t when they ex- srjsss sriSTS notices will be published. onths, so he S1.50 per week. Mail subset Buhl's city anomcy hahas sent a Ict- pandcd thciiticiii business. M ost o f those;e trailer Jinoiher 10 mor •e available only . Poitmaiter.Iter, please send change o f ad- the problem. ' N e w s paid in aJvonce and arc ter to tlic Attomey Genemcral. seeking problems} h'have been solved, cxcept)t could find a solution to th where carrier delivery is. i not matmained: .<««»» ro«Tn1 to; to: P.O. Box 548, Twin Falls, ,ppcn said hc fijj"k Walworth, managing ediior )3. clarification on the issue.ll®- ^ . moving thehc trailer. Counciltnan Tom Top] )U have a news lip or with to lalkilk li10 daily and Sunday. S3.2S peper week, $39.00 Idaho 83303. The city received a1 reresponse Fn- Linda JacksonJa said she and her:r wasn’t prepared to forercc the .ssuc ne,in ihc editorial department,, callcal for 12 weeks; daily only,, S $2.80 per week, Cot>yTlO>

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' . "Tliele president's" m osi senior advi.sersad and the sale of■ unarms to Iran in exchange for indictment after d ^covering6 % new evidence in I said. ;es and • Regan’s notesi sheshow thal Mccse attempted Iran-Contra prose- the Cabibinet members on th e Nationional Security country’s helpleip in freeing Mldeast hostages 1992, but th^staftitftitc of limitations hud I Im ales to to assemble a falsese ssiory — announcing that cutoutor Lawrence Councilcil panicipated in the strategtcgy to make the diversionon ofi profits from the arms,sali expired, several sourccirces said. I e ls in the president had not nol known aboul the CIA- ‘/ hIkH’s wns Nnlioninnl Security Council1 members provide miliniHiury.aid lo Contra rebel rhe report concludeudes top Cabinerofflccrs-| ------assistcd-arms-for-h {jy, J I protcct the The reportort says a key to the coverupip was Adminislration aidesides fcured ihc shipment of m ake “scapegoats’*' ouout of Oliver North and ut has been sealed gouts, whosev sacrifice would pi II two years." Mccse's role>Ie ini creating "a f a l« account"it" o f a Hawk mis-silcs wasIS iilillegal. notional security advi:dviscrs Robert McFariane from f public scrutiny by a ft^ccdcral appeals coun Reaganm administration in its final t ng. N ovem ber' 198519 arms-for-hosiagcs dealil wilh • W hen Mcesc gav(gave his account lo die presi- and John Poindexter,r, aaccording to the sourccs to t< give those named in it time to submit the noteItcs quote the report as saying, strategy sue- Iran to protecjtect Reagan in the scandal’ss iliiy, as'co m - a m ilitary/ and an political one and he the United Nations for havc comc up thathat road. But I'm overquicki;:kly. I mandcr-in-chicf. forr Ihe i loss of faulted the ; ils mission. here. I’m alive. I1 f alahead of me is easy, actually It probably pro w on’t bc easy, but I'm not: gogoing to fear it." ^-preside]snts cut aautograp]Dhdeal Using crutches.s. JJerackT^lk-ea- unassisted into anin iintervie^ audi- YORK (A P) — Tliis is lhc the kind of bipartisan Fordrd spokesw om an Penny Circl:irclc suys 500 — 100 per torium ot Universitrsily Hospital, his lat could balance the biidgct.get. Fonner Presidents signener. Bush spokeswoman Roseiose Zamaria isn'l sure, bul :d pholos. left pant leg tiedd irin a knot below N ixon. ForFord, Carter. Reagun and Bush Bu cm a 1991 auto- says's Bush rcccived-3(H) signed pl h of the five signed each of his amputated kneelee. Jeracki. a 38- graph signigning deal among ihcmsetisetvcs lhal could net RcRegardless o f number, each ol ■ ihe deal: Tlicy agreed not year-old onestheshesiologisl from up to S 1.S million. the copies. c C irclc said. Now lhc ______Conifer, said heIC |planned to go H BM j "T hev’rc’’re acting like baseball playclaviirx." suid autograph lo si)sigti any other copies of the photo. The result: The uuulJ gu up ill tliL inumora------home "os soon os possible." an(r~|||^H B dealer Herlerman DarvickT-whb first.st Jot that any o f them urc sti he salary of a cabinet offi- from a,fishing trip■ip when the boul- Reagan LiiLibrary in Sim i V alley. CalCalif., Darvick said. It unnulual pension is based on the ! officc: for Bush, that's d e r h e had used to :suppon himself ' w as the firstfin gathering e v er o f five; U.S.U presidents. c ia lll at Ihc lime they lefl off toppled o nto his lee-leg many copies of the photoiolos were made and- $143i3.800 a year. Each also gelsels :S96.000 a year from the ' He said he thoug)ught about David signed? Depends D< on who you ask.k. I Dan.'ick says 1.500. govek'cmmcnt for staff salaries. ____ ; Wyman, the 37^yeayear-old bulldozer ~ ._opcraior_in_Pehn^Jfsylvanlq~whcrcu t- r.VT.'^ o ff his leg with a pipocket knife last summer to cxtricoticote himself from . '-JJ beneath a fallen ookoa tree. He also ; remembered read:ading an jirticle L, I ^ H S T a b o u t 0 hunter whowh was injured 3 ^ and, believing he: wwould die. wrote Willlanam Jeracki and his wife,I, Kate,K leave a new s coninference ^H r ____ letters to his family lily, “then died of Thni-cri'5day.at.Denver!s.UiiLversjirslty Hospital. Jeracki cicut o ff h is _ H | L .Redesign1 Your Entire Home] Or Deceeorate exposure." eg durinia a fishing trip afteraft it was pinned beneileath'a' jl "Wifli Beautifuful-And- — ------He waited threeree hours before One R oomn.At A T im e. ^ ------Juciding to ampm It IO discuss ^ r A ffarordable-Goiipeet by Millikenn------finished, he crawlttwled m o rc th a n head wowos 'push. push, push, push,’fl,’ Jeracki was telu ctan t If surgery he. 1= 1 0 0 yards to his trucktru and drove a ” h e saiclaid. ! "the specifics of the self ------half-milc-to.the.tov.town.of_Alicc:St.___ ;.*:Gctlictling.out_pf_thcrc was whatI I perform ed using his mcctedical train- Tind-a'knife------. ------' M ary’s. w as thiithinking about.' Civilizationon ing, a ro[K tbumlqucm nmiurrluU ill his w cktirb-box:------—"------• “All~ihat wos goigoing tnrougn my wasn't'I tlthal lar awiiy:------^------Sniper 1killing maaybelink©ed to drug; case ^ md ogainst Falcon and Magngluta. both38.. MIAMI (AP) — A rooftop sniper Cruz andnd the other viciim s worked and Lazaro Cruz was woundndcd in a 1992 killed one man and cniicritically wounded were nttocttacked. Ited hit attempt and is nowV iin the federal two others in what ma}may havc been an Cruz’st’s brother. L azaro. was orrested tify wijncss' protection progra:ram. ottempt to silence witwitnesses against on dmglg chargcsc ond agreed to testify two of the nation’ss largestli cocaine \vJ smugglers, a law enforiforcement oHlcial said. a tteSNTION:] At least five potentirntial governm ent < - | ' witnesses in the tnairial of Augusio 9 H ------"WilHe" Falcon and SalSalvodor Magluto V a lu e d CuSustomers ooS ------have been shot — threeree fatally. One victim in Thu'h ursday, n ig h t's ndent Meatt . ouack is the brother: ofo f 0 key witness In d e p e iK expected to' testify agagiJinst the tw o. That witness survivedd a 1992 shooting, C om n p a n y Falcon ond Moglutauta were the chief ...... U iSrimporters-forColololombiaVcocaine— ------e - F a U s B rran a d -P K o d wle ts __ _ m m cartels in the m id-J980sSOs. smuggling 75 tons of tbe drug into the United States. authorities said. It has been rej■eported to us ththat an There were signs thithat the lorget of Thuisdoy's attack wasIS 19-year-old1 R ay . ndividual may bele offering to sellII meat Cruz, sold a federal1 lawla- enforcement source, speaking on condition of pniroducts on a dooror-to-door basis :in our 1 ? ^ anonymity. Cnizwasis inii critical condi- ^ lenting tion. Friday and u n dcr e ri d^t security at • ar flyfl you.one of lophisticated colonours and styles. Cc]!ome in today forT great| savings hang m there," COCopies o f promotiotional material, deJescrip-. soi these days. Just hai >n Milliken patten:med and solid carjrpets. launch director.Bob)b SieccJ told ^he .ions and license nuilumbers will help.). T h e launch w as rcschijdulcd rc: for M onday. 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I0-;X after more than BSH •TIjc liniL* of Soviet•i_et [X)wer is ending." , 'still tcc!technically in force o r submiltiniiting il Ihree years in the mmaking, which hc |B | Yellsin s;iid, appc;irinj!ring on nation;il tele- lo thee vj is u-pnprovision fo a/fow “ E APphM Russians, and il appearears likely thui senii- Smiliililing oceasi'-nally, Yeltsin loldId TV1 the free purchase urund sale of land, ^ • njcnt will c ; i ^ over■ to lhe new con.stiiu- viewersers the new constitution wouldlid I he which w o u ld breakk with the Soviei !man rights observersI wwith the United Nations;s and Organization of AAmerican m States were lion. In‘addition, thele presidenip controls "a niajo:ijor siabili/ing factor in Russiiissian past when the statee owned most of • calletIled back to Port-au-Prlnrince, Haiti, from tfie couiluntryside Friday for theirtelr safety.They were ______the ne\Vs media tmdI hasIta kuined oppOsi- life." ______Russia's land.______• (atersr evacuaited to the Don-ominlcan Republic. J i ______,' Agents:s step up) anti-terrrorism effforts IUN. civiilian mis!;sion rouimds up MOSCOW (AP)P) — Dozens of of assu:sussinalions and political vitvio- before Yell.sin se:jcni tanks, arid hard-liners siill on lhrily Minister Nikolui Golushkshko tie, s'ome apparentlyy Ihrough a net- sentIt to i Haili to prepare fofor u " Prcsrdcnt Clintoron ordered six jgiair'- Some worry ihat,anarmed extremisls. said Thufsday,Th "Frankly speaking(ing, work of tunnels exteitending from Ihe resionoration o f dem ocracy are; being be U.S. warships on FrFriday to patrol whose groups havoe beenb banned by the siiuituution is quite worrisomele ini pariiamcnt buijding. evactiicuhted to the Dominiiinican o ff Haiti to ehforcc: U.N.I .sanctions Presideni Doris Yeltseltsin. could even this resp:.spect." Maj. Gen. Arkadyy !Baskayev, who Repul3ublic for thcir own safctj"cty, a aimed'at pressuring; thei military to . forge un alliancee %with Russia's Excep;ept for some sniping in the finfirst c o m m a n d s tr o o p s sse a rc h in g and U.N.J. sspokesm an said Friday. step aside and let exexiled Presideni ^H L increasingly powerfulful criminal gangs, hours ufieruf legislative leaders surrerrren- guarding the buildining. said Friday The'he spokesman, speakingIng in Jean-Bertrand Arististide return to "When other meansans are frusti^led, dered1 atal the Russian While Housilu se,' that u n id e n tifie d hard-liners hu had Neww York on condition>n o f pow erO ct. 30.- people who wani to3 achievea< the ends th e re ' havehi nol heen any signss ofo Ihrealened violence, - anon>m ymity..said that 25 to 30 Clinton placed ann infantry com- ifl ...... - mighl turn lo icrrorirorism.'’ Richard political:al terrorism. Bin there is picnl;enty "They arc ihrowir'ing threatening cssenicntial .staff would remainain in pan y on stan d b y to tc protect the w m . Clullerback. a terrorrorism analyst at to worryrry about. notes to .soldiers standiiding guard at the Port-ait-au-Prince, the Haitian capiapital, 1.000 Americans here:rc if necessary. Exeter University intl Briiain.B said in a Policilice said hundreds of assaulault While House. There: arei anonymous withh tU.N. envoy Dante Capuipuio. But army commarlander Ll. Cen. telephone interview FrFriday. rifles,. grenadeg launchers and othether phone calls saying. ‘We have many who3 decidcdc the others shoihould Raoul Cedras signallaled he would The directo r o f theIhe former KGB weapon;ons were distributed to thosilose weapons, and w c .shallall gel revenge.'” leave.'e. ' • ignore his agreementnt to step down ' I says.his agents are taking lul the threat. inside Iheih While House-in'the weekeeks Baskayev said. ;• ; Tfieh e rest — about 300 s t^ f mem-me now. - bers, includingil human righis moni-me "If my-.,rcsignati(tion from the ^ /^ ^ B : — .are being shinned outMM to Hnitinn arm^wQullUld.SQlV.g-lhC ______lo Domingo, the Dominicnican Haitian problem iI w o u ld d o it —Dpwneedpflot-ttafces-ton?^ i l i g h t hloiiie -ffublic's capital, in two planlanes.. today, but 1 don't beli:licve my resig- ' B IM L . Los A n^es Tunes 1 o n e IC'leaving Friday night andd onec nation today ... will s(solve the prob- M a g B ------oh Satiiatiirday, hc reported. - lem," he lold radio> siations Tropic LANDSTUhL, Genjennany — Army n K iJ B k Secu:curity for Caputo was stepfeppcd' FM on Friday. j-- helicopter pilot Micvlichael Durant, up beeKrause of death threats, suitsaid a The accord Cedrasus whose bruised andd horrified > face I.(source in New York,. al also Aristide specifics oni>nly Oci. 30 AS . ^ ^ ^ ^ B became un unnervingng symbol 'of the - speakitiking on condition o f anonyrnymi- the deadline iransilioiion date. Bui a U.S. military prcsenccice in Som uliu, is ^ K l ^ ^ B ty. ■ U.N. spokesman in NewN( York said expccied lo be flown'n 1home Saturday B H I ^ ^ B aitian Justice Minister GGuy there was a very deacar understand- ■ ——• . after an emotional[ rc reunion Friday ary was^ assassinatedd on ing then lhat CedrasIS would leave Lt. Ger3en. Raoul Cedras wiih his wife at a mimilitary hospital T h u rsdrsday. Tlie'same day, pro-an-army two weeks beforp Arisrisiide relumed. Show's s rno sign of retiring here. -______- - -Hc-seents-to-huvt?:: very well.” said Col.. RobertR Mirelson after meeting with ihchc coupic several hours after Durant’s " A s young and strong us hc is and w ith his nrmnroZ!? altitude. I do n 't thinkk it will be a very long recovery period." SLiS^ini^JSL Military doctors said- furihcr— surgery on .Ddranl's broken right thigh, into^hich doctorsdo earlier insened a,pin-, can wait/ait until alter nis return to Fort Camptnpbell. Ky.. his Lu^H S home station. Dociors frac------turcd-ri'ghi-cheek-bone apjil,:^------other injuries — a shrapirapnel wound on L his amt und u comprcssicssion fracture of a lower vertebra — wewerc not serious enough to prevent his to the United Stuies. APph« 1 • "Our goal is to gett hihim back home _ as,quickly as we possilssibly cun." said U.S. Amkrmy Chief W arrant Officeleer Michael D urant waviives and Coi. David Layland,1, hospitalh com- gives B thumb-upI as'h^‘ls takerken to an am bulance aftifter arriving s w i mander. ' , at the,U..U.S. Ramstein (Germany]ny) Air Base^Frlday. Durant, who wa:wus freed in < Mogadishu Thursday! by b; rebel leader evacuatecJted to Germany, Durum hudlud the shinless D um nt flosltshed a thumbs- [ Mohammed Farah Aidididid after 1 1 days been' injurjurcd when his helicopter was/as up sign from hfs strctclicher as he was I I - of caplivily. was wwelcomed lo shot downwn-Ocl. 3 ia a-raid-on-an-an—carried from-the-C-1<• 141 tra n sp o rt— ------SS Gcfrjiany by a flag-wavvaving crowd of alleged galheringg; o f Aidid's associ-ci- plane to a military ambnbulance at the 200 that braved rain andind cold to ch eer ates. nearby Rumstein air base,b Another his arrival. Tha 69lhI casuallyca of the Smilinging and cluicKing the m aroonon ihrong o f w ell-w ishersi ggreeted him at Somalian peacekeepingng mission to be beret off hish elite airborne regiment.nt. the hospitul in U indstuhl Ifl ( r ^

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; NationI “ R eport: NBC projdii/er’s rjracial rem;larks causeses furor NEW YORK (AP) —— A top NBC Mcreoiypes,e s ,” L a c ^ suid in a ncw.s re-V-' Nighily N cw s’excculivcc jproducer Jeff News quoied'led Cralnick as saying. ' —■:—Ncw»-producer's-use-of->f-a-raciul-«lur— lcu.se r-^Tliehe-«enji-dofs-noc-rcfieci-«lie- lie—Giulnick-used-llw-slur—ju -junglc-bunny^^—^—Tlte-nweiin !ciing-uilended-by-l>ack-uml ------^ ^ — was taken oul of conlexlcl and distorted producer'ss feelings,f beliefs and pcrson-n- in referring to Somali warlordv Mo- aboutado/cn3zcn .staffcni. was one of sev- ir. a newspaper account.It, NBC News al history,, unda in fact has resulted ip a hamcd Farrah Aidid atll an edilorial eral regulari;larly scheduled during Ihe ~ ~ U ^ o ties President Andfcw Lack cicontended Fri- reaction thathat is opposiie lo whai hc in-n- meeting Tuesday morning,lg, day. Althouglough anchor Tom Brokaw ------day:------nt^or-parto f thc-meetingril-s------'T h e icrm was u.scd a-s s |part of a stuff The Newew York City tabloid Dailyly th e rest o f the-, ju n g le burunnie.s are not unclear whetw hether h c wa«i ih e re w h en rid ecough j terraint J discussion on how notI i to perpeiuale News on FridayFi reported thal "NBC;C like Ihis at all. Tl»ey-rc illillitcraie-r." ilw Cralnick spok.poke.

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^ Knigbt-RidderNews SetScrvice traycdbyty th c northern giant again." ^ N othinglg fuels thai sense of betrayala l ■ ------MEXICO CITY — A an till! McAiiTJirpeiLcpiiun pules about trade and immigrationim has ihal NAFTFTA* is on Ihc brink of beingl g '■ shaken Mexico’s rclatioitionship with the rejectedby by the U.S. Congress, Uniled States at a cru Mexico' bul also10 ------p f iv o le ly — 4»yi------point looks racis— ------hhc-0nitcd^ratc3r- F: they feel insulted I «»»> could lose. SaliiU . ______andJ«jroyejl b^ ______... there Is a-feelin|n a _____ n a s h a s _ re a c h e:d d _____ U.S. iMders. ' | o i l * dut to ihe" U nitedrd . Firsl. as tliat ' we are aboa States as noo chances for swift to bo betrayedd Mcxican leadersr passage of the by the northern has before, andd North American , as his administra­I- Free Trade giant again.’ tion ends and a % P A g r e e m e n t . presidential elec- slipped in-Wash—- - — Editor Federie r i c o ------tion year-begins;— ington. Mexican rnloc politicians who0 President Carlos ReyefeHerol jjjrivc Iheir Salinas de Gor- " " strcngih from na-j- lari expressed his irriirritation with lionalist'rhrheloric are waiting in thee i - Washington politics sunsurrounding the wings. Tho:hose'politicians may make il11 free trade debaii/'Hie e recentlyi ap- difficult forfor M exibo to renegotiate thele f pcaled_ld a group off visitingv U.S. treaty, leav:aving .U.S. companies thatJt rnn£r<»iLL-mrmh/»r«:-tn-l o j p p c o w - t h e — h a we-iaKC&:;c£ted-n>UIiont4icrc-in-lh&^ pact without modificati':ation or delay._ lurch.. suggesting that M exici(ico might /loi 'And althcthough Mexico may lack the • J support the treaty if it is implem enlcdf levcrdge needednee tg persuade Congress a fte r Jan. 1; • ■ to supponrt :NAFTA, it is having no Then a new U.S. BorderBc Patrol trouble comonvincing Central American W A Trc H iOUT FOR crackdown on illegalII immi igration countriess i10 drop their barriers to from Mcxico incensed:d M1 exican au* Mexican goods.go If the United Slates ■ thorities. I ' doesn't ratifatify NAFTA, Mexican ana- As U.S. agents strengjnglhened their lysis say. ititi could find itself lef\ out of forces along ihe Texas•^is-Mexico fron- a massivee newr markel, made up of ILLI NGI IT nd its neighbors. - • 1 Fi lier 10 Slop an estim atedid 10,000 1 illegal Mcxico and border crossings a day.f. MexicanN offi- To sell thetht pact to Ihc United Slates, cials lost week senl a scriccries of protests during thee pastf six yeans Mexico has ------th ro u g h - d ip lo m a tic -c h;h a a i n n e l6 - to - th o —gono-far-towlowafd-tcaring-down-iis-pro—

obtoinedi-by ihe M ercuryury News, they companies:s h a v c m o v e d to th e c o u n try said the Clinton adminilinistration had lo do busineliness. The Mexican govem- created “a negative atmo:mosphere in bi- meni, whichich traditionally had shunned lateral relations" by initiating in the hiring lobby)byisls to push its agenda in crackdown without tellinlling the Mexi- Washington,on, has spent more than $13 ------can.govemmcnt.------______million-in-iin-the-pasuthree..years.OD. The two incidents sho^how how close highrpowen'ered represcniatioh to sel| to the surface M exicanI m istrust of the ‘ NAFFA to0 Congress.C ' United Slates lies, d^spiiiipile the effons '. Uui wiitih mr ore U.S. legislators plan- i l i V i of a new generation'lofHof pragm atic ning to voleOle a g a in s t th e pact th a n f or ■ ■ [cdufgU NovrlT-H oaTC-voie.- ci^ly and figuratively,. tcto U.S. influ- the Mexicaican leaders who surround —— ix ence. products and frieniendships after Salinas sayly theyt think President Clin- S years of looking inwaxd.1 ion sianed1 sellings< the pact weakly andJ El I BERFRKLINE . Mexico, analysts say>ay. has never laie. FREEEZERS . c o m e to te tm s w ith having/ing losi half its "We aree stunned,s after working so3 f l ,11I RECLILINERS territory to the United:d iStates, wiih hard for thishis for so long, stunned th at t' , f .'T W ashington’s frequent memeddling in its iherc hasn’tn’t been more of an effortt K’l ^ UPRIGHl NOWWONLY political affairs luid w ilhIh tlthe U.S. hold made, slunn*nned that its future looks so ) & ISIIUlllllluu^_^21CU .FT.,, ...... on its economy. W hen co:confronting its grim.” a higllighly placed Salinas admin- ‘I H99 northern neighbor, historytory has taught istralion offlifflcial said recently, Mexico that it has few defdefenses. Adding lolo Ihe tension in the Mexi- ‘.‘The understandinglg «of our own can capitalal abouti NAFTA is resent- weakness compared lo0 tlthe mighl of ment of hethe U .S. Border Patrol pro- .• _ CHESTS our-nofthem neighbor runruns very deep gram, whichch went into effccLSepLJ9._ ^ - A S L O W A S ...... * J249 among us Mexican's; it <1doesn’t lake Dubbed Ope>penition Blockade, the pro­ «curities." said gram lias putpu aboul 450 new ofllcers 49 much to stir up our inscci Federico Reyes Herole:>les. editor of olonga20-n)-miIc .suetch of the interna- I Este Pais, a Icadhig politicilicalimagazine tional bour>undary between Ciudad .j vaBODi^ h e re . Juarez, Mexlexico and El Paso, Texas, CARP>ET RAN(IGES 'Today, with all o f poi:political M exi— The programa m went into efTeci without1 CO waiting on this pactact. with this consultationions wilh the Mexico-U.S. SCULPTUREDD BEIGE . CALOORIC growing anli*immigratioition .sentiment Bilateral Commission,Co which, under in the Uniled States thathat from our an agrecmement worked out several AS LOVQWAS vicwpnint looks riicist.ist. there is a years ago.is is supposed to'bc infonned / $799 ! feeling that we arc aboux>ut to be be- of changes> inin border policies. r...... g SQ.YD. $21 » r t h t q3NE k COMMERCIAL...... w 49 14Cu. FFt: l i r TOSIH iBA r 11REFRIGER/ATORS b = « ader.SS6 Mine Press BIG SCCREEN Even'bodjdy wants a tum at m w o NNLY M '■ WL the fun of)f grinding apples )RTV . . and pres!:ssing sparlding, COLO fresh cideder just "minutes frorr)m the tree" NOW $ H ONLY^wr i19951 »3919,.I MATTRESss & BOX SISPRINGS - TWIVIN SIZE f e w FROM AS I P . EACJACH PIECE LOW AS s ^ 7 5 ^ QUEEEEN SIZE ow TOP SETS »349 PILLM -147-M alfrA ve.-W .-«■ »-733-5477-L- - 399 ^ ■ _ ...... ■ :

A‘6 Tim os-N ow s. Twinwin Falls. itloho__Saturday, OcliDclobor 16. 1993 Idaho/VWest I Fonrmer raciist tells TCong^ress vcotes tot cut wcaol subj)sMiesr”T ^ W A S H IN G T O N ((AP) — Con- s p c i\d in g ll-io will cost S190 millionn fo r 1993, and 2 5 percent pen of the country’s wool gress voted Friday toI phasep out’ wool cul off paymenticnts "I'm one o f th e nati'ition's mo.st fm-, c o m c s frofrom Texas, largely from of chaange to t(olerance Jwards Plateau counties. ______• and mohair subsidiess over liie ncxt^ starting Ocl. 1. gai legislators, and cv2Ven I wouldn’t rural'E dw u T erm i n arintrai------S u p p o rt —:------m o s c 6 w ( a pA P) — Fn a s ix -' a/iil'uiifv.ifversities'Jicross Ihe coiinlfy.” ' tw o-years. re.si)lvih'g~j'iT'dispuliJ'lirar' TI o"w c'V ee*rT" 'r iilicw-ctm^Tcsirvd-ri ly. und retroiic- . under--lhe_ihe_40-ycar-old.program are . incmih fwriod. Floy.»iprtfmacj;uiimiroim lo 'n u h lie lv tniniile. ------^------Gfal denouncing ihc: organizationsnr he AsayiI youngsier growing up in ihee The measure was sseparate Irom th e s p r in g o f■ liie lii Texas producers ar bcncficjaries of tiic program, p with bill phasinising oui the subsidies; The . was involved inn f( for in^’re Ihan a primarilyrily white to w n 'o f C onland,1, Ihe S71 billion spenrnding bill for followingng calendar year, cr!i in 35 Wcsl H ouse thenihen passed the pha.sc-oui bill t t|uaner-ccniury. ' N.Y.. ClCochran watched his class- agricultural programss in the budgei Ranciteliters said lhai would caus;iusc some 16.000 ranchcr ing SH.*) million F riday, Cochran. Ihee 1former Aryan mates exexcel in academics and ath-|. year slarting Ocl. I. , - economicnic iiardship bccause the:hey Texas countics earnin; year. More Ihan B o th measures mt go to President Nations [xilitical co() people al th e His forfone was racism. subsidy program had ii Universily of Idaho.iho aboul the laelics "(Bein'.•ing a racist) gavf me esteem ynTmciTCC'To“gD nne ovor the— jusl months afterter organizing iis a n t s - m o nney-tobuiuldy^feealampuses^— irilies I had-^wiih myself,"rrStateB ' feard^wa ______yniiih lestival. Among Che T sh iT S s f MOSCOWlAf^"- Faced with a long backlit;Hg Advisory CouncifTuFfiir”/nriplv/t07isrorrvfi(wi?^ racist. I didn't have a lot of vative in its esii.inatcscs ofe: revenues for this year, showed of lhc groi.roiip s m m puund IO lumg oul wilh. Bui I jtisli- of school constructionV ]projects, thiJ state Bourd'olI o f and new c o nstructionn work.w dgcl requests for next yea:a r Incomc from taxes undnd fees f should produce a sur- was one of fonnerc r l‘ w .,1 Falls res.- lal by saying that they were; Education is asking legigislalors to deposit^n untici-ici- The bourd’s budge in major projects and anotheher plus of

ns m aintcnuncc project.v::t.s ut elementary schools ammd There urc also probleablems wilh growing enroll- k’ York county jails for break- "He said! ‘You.ku .know tliat when !" ‘ ’ Conimiltee and ihe PermanentP Buildin£| Fundmd high schools urc toeinglg deferredc for'luck o f dollars."S. munts. we come to powerivenyour kid und jUS "’W:o ;;i'store and threatening to kids like him willIh h:i a ie to b c c u th a - bum dow;own'a synagogiit. n ized b e c a u se they’re ihi genetic After:r I he divorced hi.v w ifo. he deiccts.' ■■ Lochranan siid.; " I hai was m|ived l~t{n H hc~ttnyclcn LakTTCTTnr— » tU W clI tt when Ihe light went:nl ion." pound, , wwhere he tiuickly ascetidedr ...... — .'niaUwas.iii:Apri.pril l9y2...shortly.- -fn)inJanitinitoLiu.puliliuil.coordinatur___ before ihc'annualual Hitler Youth ' "It wawas almosi like‘a homing • ' Fesfival al Haydenlen Lake-.By July, instinci,"I." he .said. "1 %vanted to' Iw; f m n li l j ^ s t y l e; r e s o r t Cocliran had left the compound. with peofi:ople who thought lilie 1 did ' m By January of this yearjhe began and whoho didn'i think that I had‘ LA5 VECAS (AP)P) — Celebrities only bee matchcdr by the business lecturing lo humannan righls groups these wha.'liacked-oul Iwliefs." and llie cily’s elite gatlathered ihis week genius lha;Ihat allowed it to happen." — for a sneak prevfew ofo f liie Las Vegas Tlie.30-^O-siory hotel fonnally openedned \ — Strip’s late.sl musi.seeec aiiraction. the Friday. leadingIe;i the way for w haiana-mu- pynimid-shaped S37.S million. Lu.xor lysts seee asa this city’sUransttion from resort, which opened FridayF a gaminglg capital to a fam ily deslina-ina- Hundreds of in v ited guests tion resortort. Hotel officials w ere bnic- BriefIfly Thursday watched asIS Circus Circus ing for 40,(KH)4(1 visitors opciling day. Chairman W illiam BiBennett tiirew a and a simiimilar crush ihroughoul the Newicenterer to help transpiportation swilch lhal lumed onin laser lighis in weekend.d. thenJit a giant .HundreJreds o f invited j;ucsi<»_andmd ' m - A new Idaho cenier lo stud)udy transfKination problems. front of.the hotel, tl M O SCO W — A n ilie~nvr.imid's members;rs' of the media attendedled v'S'T -yr fli ------could h r 'a - .iignit'tctirfcnnl-bej!tnning^ow(ird-M>lvi peak. lliursday»y night's: g|ila. w jiich includ-u d ^ - - : . . y . ' - J r — i issues. Gov. CecillAndmssays.' Ar , Tlionsiinds others jajtnnni{:d the Las cd a "21"1" tournament w ith proceedscds . ' I Tlie govcm or wasv!is on liiind al Moscow. Friday;ly iLs Ihe Idalio Tninsponaiion I Vegas Slrip behind letleniponiry fences going to) locallo charities. Depanment. the Idaiio Idal National Engineering; LLiibor.itory and the Federal , as Bennett unveiled lhthe unique hotel The resort res is the eighth NevadaIda ^ . — Highway Administr:istration signed papers creatinging the Idiilio Tninsportiition that hotel officiuls toutuled as "the ae{t hold built bu by Circus Circus Con-sortium. . w onder of the world." •} Enierprisirises Inc.. whose president. • liwil|usoanS 8S millionm fedenil gnini, engineeritvrcd by fonner senator Steve T i f f i n - Tlie crowd cheeredrd as Ihe intense C lyde Turner, Ti praised founderdcr / ' Iff Symins lo developp rnmodem tnuisponation teclinolilology. beam — which on aI cleari night can BennettI as a- having a vision that has "Each consoniun:ium partner brings io this amambitious enterprise unique IIHH ; be seen from airplara n e s .250 m iles made thele companyi “one o f the most strengtlis ...for cnhaiKliancing Idjilio's .system of inuis;uisponation,"|S;iid University away, above Los Angcg d e s — pierced profitable,lie, if not the m osl profitable,ble, ^ of ld;ilio l>iv.sideniI ElisjibelhEli Zinser. "APphtno llie early evening sky. ■gaming COIcomp:my in ihe w o rld." t "Tlumk you for brirringing Egypt lef Benneilell praised the l,8 (K) constmc- Dancers from the'WWinds of Gods’ line thle es sidewalk in front of Nampa tea*jachers rnay appprove contract tlie desert imd creaiin;ing this oasis of lion workcrkcrs who have worked over- the new pyramld-shthaped Luxor Hotel an dd C asin o In L as ' ' recent weeks tb finish Ihe ■------,------N A M PA — Foil.'ollowinB-a-siandoff-thal-laRt'aRtu“y ?staying-wiihin lhc luw.- - |p -^^^-WOUtjLD-you— I Scorcs o f urre.sts have ha' been made on ihe acti\:tivisis who oppose build- D FOR I msoHi ing logging roadss iiinto the largest roadless areaat left in the lower 48 RIEND? i slates. Mosl were chargeirged wilh violating a closureire o f the timlwr sale areas ■ BSif I I K ALL SEATS tft.o o B or obstructing lawiw i ofllcers through laclicss such s as chaining them- selves to vehicles. I liiigrB■ m w ’ I t- DAH7AILY 7:00-9:00 9 Woman gefcets oiit; boyfriendid dies in crash ^ SAT-^UN 12:3: 30 .2 ^ 3 0 I - 'JM-SUN U 0 0 -3 : 0 0 ■>:00-7:0 0 -9 :0 0 ______■ COEUR d’ALENl2NE — Misty Nielsen decidi:ided to get out of a truck driven by her boyfritfriend when it lost its brakeses on a trip down a m oun- m m m m isi lainsidc on a trip toeto cut firew ood, niGHT and a rented trailer full of JUDG Jimmy W. Richielie tried to drive the truck am THERE COMES A TTIME WHEN YOirVE GOIOTTO TAKE A STAND wood down a Forciarcst Service road. He didrid n ’t m ak e it, T h e tru c k IlM A]LICE DAILY 7:00-9:TO crashed and ovenumumed and Richie, 33. was falfatally injured. . g lsl.° in Nicole Kidm aj The accident happ'ippcned Thursday aflemoon)n about a half mile south lUHM ilJiaiBUI of Iiitersiate 90 near!:ar Fourth of July Pass, T V DAI1.Y 7:30-9:49:46 Idaho State Policeice Sgt. Jay Jensen .said wheihen Nielsen, who is prcg- II SAT-SUN6:1S-15-7:30.9:46 FRI-SAT-SUN b rRUCE i WILLIS j nant. found oul thele brakesI weren't working,-. shes got out and walked down the road. j— j g g g SHOW r l STIrm iK iN G pp "She gol out. Shelie cdidn't w anl to ride downn thetl hill in a vehicle with i i s t a n c e IT no brakes." Jensen1 said.sa nmmmms DISTNtcopbibout Comsm piled £rom w ire rep o rts m g torn^wflvM. l^h g U

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Before October, is it will be necessary to ke ep lc ^ ij^ ------^------^ E q e ,^^ 1 1 ^ / z . r ^ C S \ ------?? f ln im .______E ” Z Z I ^ ------finiahed,-it wil ------1 Ju/e 24 Strongmg Impulse ^ ^ HOP / # '^ 25 6lanice c« at ^_H^H ______w ill be hist hisloty. During Novembo', Z^ m \ l l l J . ^ 2 6 S uppr«press u pj M you'll travel.'k-el, write, could be involved in p OtnTllna . . .. “ = | S S = --^‘te i iw s fliitalliitaliou.-'t-Reunioos-tn -Bccem - - _ . - ^ ...... “ itoowSi'ictJve Nero 34.0«mion on and ■ ■ ■ ------— : **A RIES; (M an* 2l-A pril 19); Facts lias. e.g. « *• » P P P — •» *'l Pythl»! ______en terge conceoncenung money, inhenbace, iv e ra g e ^ ------■ H agar th e Horriblee______s BroWne 35 a t>«v® “ back pay, cotrcommissions. I^latlonship-in- 1 1 nqulsn i r ^------— — ” ” icnse, clashjh olof ideas proves stimulating, , i t !& M ice O F NhlC? \ PfZC?0LBM,0UT3r i l ,| rieufi’A a Up tm By Chrisr p n , " S Eintarllv ______a. _ m I______you 'll say, “If, “If this isn’t involvement. I’m . W p ^ 't 6 U R p i J T M«JP iH j| VlglTlhlg MgP , —' 38 Varietyetyotpesr u M mystsfiedl”r • 1 HAVIJJ<& s5&MeTHltJ< TMe WC® APe ^TILL. 39 Ohio> playorpl I— I— I— I— ■ ----- TAURUSus ((April 20-May 20): Much r B /iHo-W eiz ,------40 Art dec:te co n a m e oi»UTc«un«UMu8*u SMvna*. Ine. 10/16/93 informationolm.obtained by reviewing Arietf Ft>{2 PiH M gfZ, h/ ------— y ^ f A A P L S 41 Rractiorttohalpart Yetterday*» Pnzilele Solved; ..nicssagc. Focus Foe on contracts, agree- — ------^ 42 S(bopeipers. at ibltc image, marital stams. G et <^ C V ^ «iiK- - 58Alllanw |B A P ,C A N CBR E R ((June 21-July 22): Control ’X w alk er | | P -Iter « Chagall 26 Turf B eade Ballay «L»» or 27 Minaret IftJPlCl moods, choosboose happiness os contrasted 61 BIrthrigbright seller 20 — France . l£ m ^ to brooding.lg. EEmphasis on emotional re- 5 A R « e \ HE55 FRUST^TEn-EP I , WANN^ TALK~ ~ , By Mort 62 Facet)i 29 Badgers l U P P H spooses, physphysical’ attraction, necessity 0 r Il w ith a s a p CA^FSeOF J ABOUT IT/ 63 M oree pprofound 30 In accord H * I for protectingtingselfinclinchcs. I LO£7K5 M 1< \ WP > ^V LARYNeiTf^, * S A R & e l 64 T o mI. . 31 Takes a ;july 23-Aug. 22): S cen ario - • breather ___uw er5^g_^ I security, property, more re-' ____------DOWNVN ______32 Racing vessel..e l.._ { 1 1 5 s It B s t I e M tyrchanee-to-hitfinancial-jack------;— 1 C ossatisation 34 Ward olf lion reached cotjccming sale or 2 B readId i’ m ^ou ioberit a ttndcncy to get of love. Loo represented 10 {Oct 23-Nov. 21): Judg- i ,. ■■■ I ’ M / I . . ^ ““ L N L B o.m y V -U I? project provt • ; v "~ S . A. O ncjle so rt only - migraine, profitable.arget, Yo take initialivi; in getting F\iC£i t ti^iicfa moQlh are tbe fewest I ent”ki^oflaif mattcis. Follow through on _ „ I < « _ What's whi _ __ ^____TOOLL '^ :r « g V f l SCXIRPIOiunorthodox procedure dcccs* I ____ . ' J Sojn'une month the fewest couplcsjIcs ' * ” ■ “ m ent on target ‘ v - ...... jr arc nuurmile d - January. countiy bearing the namf i a t ? lo oTARIUS r m. {Nov. 22-Dec 21): • • j Rodneyey Dangerfleld hasn’t been ththe e stone sellers.** hunch - r unot nianeuver plays major role. •., ; • only publiiblic ngura.io crave respect,ect. That old social wanioi ; expansion, s^ le, entertain- '. ■ . o . None oihcther thnn that English man of Clair observed, '‘It is difliimes of tomb- “ sAOHTABitic endeavors. Secret meeting J7>3]U . ' , letters J.r. IB. Priestiy wistfully noted:ted: m a n to undeistand so m e th Backstage8, ma involves romance. f- ... ^ - “There wajvas no respect for youth whenSI I sa laiy depends upon hiaio r U pton Sin- Focus onCORN cjq (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): jflg, and now thai I am ol^jIdL • stonding i t " . fficult to get a ment,-anistictails, < read between lines, wish The Bom Loter 5i9j!!E_ - K rno respect for age - I misseddV il 'Q.IftheowlUiott^I h in g w hen his • lends spice,e inin' dramatic fashion, Scotpio a n d going.” . it’a ahny* called wise? lis not under- ' CAPRICCBcomes powerful ally, helps ‘^lUlSH YOU WOULD 6IVEive/W H eR^ *5W£^)0unuixe A CONVKSKriONlMJsir By Art Sansom I fb r HBtt w o td ‘‘o n o g e ." m sa it Al Gcicj back to the G ___ C h a * dcoiU,)is o f opportunity.** Get rid o f HOURS Or th e symt>ol o f A thena. go<{ n a .a o w c Q o e com es tnielachinoy, in safety hazards, • ACHANC£...TRYTNJaNiUNGTDHER! 5HGCAM^^ mx. FDR H00K5 ON fHY ^OH,IKNOWWi,RKiHTli« e of a color befbn a ftuit? Or >iOOOeCT! vioevt™ ? dom. That bird sees well native bccomRIOS (Jan. 20-Fcb. 18): W m - ; soajecT, ■iW know,! ------3 ^ TWXFOR.W^ ... , • A. C^~4 ^ . 3 ~Wo'(Vull.~DiUit‘l luiti U ilu'u goddess o f wis- outw orn mschii;s:production,-4eaderBhipr-Ail ------iD color nameroe until later. Repoit ishalfthclndiaiisU, hears well, . AQUARI03p h a s is on sensuality, ere- ^ r C i y Clientc writes:w “When you i^ d someme Chiledieofpneumooia. :^ t. But sman ten coofinnst TjP/ I \ / local. Iaw8w& prohibit advertising mes-ies- Q.UaoyR|)tilesUaqr? ■~piiJiix>tioR;*»ptj (^19-M i.ich 20); Fmily M \ J sages oni ixwnbstoncs,ta you asked, -Who^ A. Can't come up withans e in northern stops'outi alia^ about journey, possibly y’9 ^ r _ would warn-ant to advertise on them?* Sell-ell- Q.DoiBiectafweBt? Be diplomatic without bending ■ CIS o f tomombstpnes. that’s whol .Thereere A. Some do. Desert cic ■ . It’i neccssaiy to remain close ' S R P x eotintle:itless grave m arkera all over the stance:r e v e n o n e . ' m em ber talks: ground. oveneas.Bed rfcadas, for in- principle Ifi to familiar gro< • - / ■ I \

A-8 TImo»-Nows.'T\I. Twin Fnfls. Idaho Solurday,y . Octobor< 16.1993 World KiUei [1 1 '' w m . ■ ERVicE — ^ s e n teEl i 1 3 rF u R m _todesiath II . JOHANNESBURURG, Soulh Africa ‘ il (AP) — A pr 9 -apa:ipartheid politician and an im m igrantt gunmangi wcrc !wn- (cnced (o death Fridiriday for as.sassinat- ^ ing A N C activist ChiChris Hani.. News that Clive'C I Derby-Lewis and • Janusz Walus had/rcJ/received the death • ■“ ' p enalty b ro n ch i ph' 500 people waitinglg outsidec the coun- house. But H an i’s’s ^w idow , Limpho, D p e n f ^ ^ was subdued. “T hat scnteiice; dodi esn ’t bring my Weekdays husband back," shehc told rcponcrs as she lefl the eourthousouse. .The killinjj of Hapi,Ha Ihe Commu-.,,.. til 9 ! j ^ ------— nist Party Icadcrandind a top A NC offi- cial. sparked widespi;sprcad protests and . .. ------m orefl»eti-raem l-fcr Africa. N ext lo ANC.NC*Prc.sidcm u X ^ son M andela, h c was wi probably the _ ____ m o st. p op u lar_ b loackJcadcr_in_lhc cl ______counuy. ------Howcvcr,-it-wj||-b ------T h e ANC opposes;es ithe deoth penal- - ty. but many of itsits members hpve ^ callcd for H ani’s killeillere to be hanged. Protesters at the counlunhouse on Friday . outlined nooses withith their fingers to , show their suppon for the sentence, D erby-Lew is. a top official o f the 1 Deliverir \ pro-apartheid Conscnservalive Party, — and Polish immigragrant Walus, de- scribed as.violentlyy aanii-Communist. ^ Free! were convicted Thurhursday by Judge Frikkie ElofT in a nonlon-jury Irial. Nci* th er isho>led any emcrmotion Friday as Eloff announced thee sentences.sc

Franfice ^ f e i ' ' ' L i t StA ction by Lane . m 1 f Q)uality reasseissses J 3 pc. Siectioo n a l 1 Glider leepers ■-ilTw inn ,F u llg S o u th w e sh Rockers ikbed H j e n H 'Deep 75'',Long P quee S tyle from ' Innerspriitg ' y I | j | | | l SoUdUd Wood PARIS (A P) —- TwoT hundred i p H H includes Realiner E . ".C2u years after losing^hg her head for her lavishness, s'omes'6 French . - J l h riree e G r e a t ^ l e s 7900 , . J | wonder whether:r Marie-An»1 ~ moincnciwasiiharawf The queen's callodlous response H SS9 7 7 9 0 0 ^ to the nem that theiic masses had n o bjnx ra ^ “ LLet et them eat caEcT -^.^pitomizccized the aristo- ' t e • '' " y T ■ - r p U 'i k crati&^xcesscs lhatlat 1 helped lead i.’. r i ; . : : : to^Frcnch Revoluoiution. ^ ...... \ / B u t m aybe she: dididn’t sayir ------'s^t^r-all, her defendenders suggest. . - . f l [______..And'm aytM linancin^:ing.lhc-Amer-_. lissipn-Styltle I S p)c. c D inings- ^i ■ • E n t e r ttainrnent^B a 1 icah R'evolutioriI didid more to " -teathfer-Mala te — I M bankrupt France thantha her opu- pc. D ining R oon J ' g- —Icnrrrthcy Fny al___ Loom S e t I Oak Solids & Veneers : A recen t p o ll indicates ind the ^ Alm onond Laminate Top fP l H f Black Laccacquer Finish P H H F re n c h a rc s p litI oion whether Includes ReclinerEt'.End ______—•Table & 4 Ghairs----- M arie-A h to in ettc; shshould have 1 & Full Size Sleepei "TDak"S61ias------1 - Accommoinoaats"rv &— H H i — been guiUotined. ThT he 37>year> | H | ^ H ’added Chaiis ■I ■ stereo, VC^CR& Plenty j B | old queen was execui;cuted on Oct. 1 1 3 9 0 10. i l l 16. 1793, in thet PIPlace de la . ■ JOO , ofStc Concorde, for treasonson, meddling $1929 $ 77 9 9 0 0 ■ airs and caus- H in government affairs Itching China *1.039®9 « > . . 1 . / 7 9 0 0 H ihg France's financialcial collapse. W itnesses pt h eT r trial,ti armed m ^ 8 7 mainly with viciousus rumor, ac- cused her of lavishsh feosts and ■? ...... orgies,.wearing. 16060-dresses a. year, incest with heiher so n . les-*. • ' ^ p?" ' bianism and sendinging a fortune lo her brother, Austria;trian emperor Joseph II. But the 200th anninniversary of S h a k e r ~ | H < :tion B her execution is beir)eing marked [oop Bacl w e st------SARAJEVO. Bosnia-ta-Herzegovina 1^ f u r nniture piicfies in the W111 e s t. (AP) — The UnitedI NationsN a ir-^ —.v. dropped aid to 150,OOi000 M uslim ^ I . ' trappeci in a northernrn enclavei o f\ | ials tried tod^y,..J ,______I • 0 1 9 9 3 id it evei Bosnia and U.N. officials Vedefen tty day. to pry guarantees of safeife passage for | ~ an overland convoy. Satisfactibiion or m oney Some assurances wereere given, but U .N . officials rem ained1 skskeptical that b a c k . W/e e will not be thQ ' would be able to deli'leliver the des- u n d eersold. r Price perately need^ medicdll sisupplies and P m t p r l t i n>n n '______food"to^hc luwns ufMvfaglaj-nnd— W I^^ERViCE Tesanj. “Apparently wc^e Ihave some d e tatails i in, store. new assurances from ththe Bosnian ■ ^ U R N jr Setbs that w e will be able>le tot get those Blue Lakes MeMali • 705 B lue Laki k e s B l v d . N . convoys in." said Ronm R1 edm ond, 9 a.m .-9 p-tn. - ScSat. 9 a.m .*6 p.m. - Sun. N oon-5 p.nr>.m. • 733-1431 sj>okcsirian for the U.N.1. High I- Con^ 9 0 D a yrs s Sam e a s Cash GO.A.C.____ _ ■missioner for Refugees. ,

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f c IMu . i J i i am i n C n Polic(:e nab ‘‘sUtk’ conviciI rtwholfled Coolorado __ ByMicIcNonnmgtonton (Officers asked who hca was\ ahd hc said 1987.17. The judge in that case ordeilerccl Palm er d em ean o r,. MagistrateM Judye R. MichacI 1 Timcs-Ncws writer • ‘‘Johnny P alm er" - bclic%iev ed to bc a false (o puyay S64.388 in restitution andid sentenced Redman setI PalmPa er’s bond at S30.000. ; ' | ■ ; . rname. him JOto 16: yeani in prison, Palmer told|oId theijudgc he was a college v a l t e v TWIN FALLS -• PcPolice otticers stopped a The man hod drivers liceiccnses from Wash- • Butut beforeb hc was to go to pri.so.son in 1988. sludenl tryinging loi lum his life uround. Palmer M j _ ■ rhan Thursday for havingha^ the wrong license iiington, Oregon, ond Colonlorado. Hc alsq had Palmerner convinced the judge to..lethim^gel li hud a validI CollegpCo o f Soulhem Idaho iden- plates on his truck. - on0 Idaho drivers m anual in the truck. somele medicali attention andI il^e^udget (ification curdird 'y)iii"h1iii lit ------i n ^ s t n t a g and was wanted in OOregon r on fraud chargcs. iiin Twin Falls, written forirS 5 400 anilS i:000. - PoHci)Hcc in Oregon susficct Palmener dcfniud- prison in thatat sislale. • t BUHL - ThC'h e City Council this week Hc is also suspcctcded iof recently defrauding aaccording to the orrcst rcf>oi|x)n. cd pcopcoplc in thut slalc by claimingng to repre- But localI popolice are still building a case agreed to jo inn thet Association ofldoho' som e local business p< l ie was orreslcd on chargBrgcs o f obstructing sent a 1healih;Cluh ond taking menoney from . against him.n. SoS far they have seven local Cities in a class-iss-action suit against the Di- • “He’s bamboozledcd some people who arc' the tl investigation of an bfliifliccr, becausc po- them1 foff( club memberships. IUllc id e m a n n people w hoi claim cti they-were-dcfniudcd-i>y------some of the big busii vision o f Enviro/ironmental Quality, for im- usiness people in lown.” lilice believe hc gave them1 fufalse statements. said, Palm er, butt HtMeidemann wouldn't say wlio said Del. Sgt. D avid posing new watciater-quality fees, ■id H. Hcidemanri. “He’s O fficers then chccked his hi name and fin- Butit HeidemonnI suid his depopartment is they are. slick.” , . The fees havcive increased the city's water gcrprinlsg w ith the FBI in Washington,Wi D.C. buildingling a bigger case here. " I f ihere are more victims out ilicrc we'd g O n Tucsdoy. Hci'dijidcmann got two com------budget-by-$6r4CT400-pe^7eolV^»nd-thp-A^G- Friday aflemoon the Twiiwin Falls police got Pnltt!tlUcc suspect timt Palm er iniliiiliuled pur- sure appreciateiate a phone call here ai the de- I. plaints from focal res bclievcs.the fee» isi a taat The city will hold residenls who said-they word v\ that they had 48-jJ-ycar-old Janjcs chaseses of condominiums andI houses\ in tective's divisic/ision." h c said. ______• thought they were dc -fees-until-±e-sui t-ifrficttlod.— defrau d ed fay a Jo h rn iy L S_w{intcd.on frau d _ T j\d ni-.Folls -£ i .and.acccpted-rcntcrs.rs2v.security -----ThiK-is-die-fijc-firKMiUch-major-fraud-caw-iii------EugoneT’afiner! c ouncilI also a passed an ordinance chargcscl in Colorado a nd ODrcgon. rt depositssits on them before hc actuallally ow ned Tw in Falls. HeidcmannHci said, „ Undercover officers;ers found the man driv- that deals With1 weeds,v, rubbish and debris, Polmer had Iwas arrested:d andi convicted’o f _th e propropcrties. — Me;mwhile.le. I Ford M otor Co. is reposscss- ______. applying to cityty iresidents and residents of,f his Ford Bronco.:o, w hich had som ebody frfraud in September 1988.. He H had defrauded PalmeImcr was arraigned Fridoy. And / while ing Palmer’ss Bronco.Bi He apparently bought the city s im pactict area.i ------^else^a-license-plotea-oi9-on-itrHeidcmann-said.—•various VI pcople-tn-EaglerCbl;61o:rftom-1984 to-the-charjhargc ofobstniciing anofficeiic rirtn n is il the truck on crcicredil und hasn't paid for it. ------• i • • Sneaky thieiieves swipe snealien from TwinI FaUsF shoe store ' BruinsIS flashbacck \ TWIN FALLS.LS - Thieves in thlore ow ner■ Penny P< Bowies is not suree • EFIWE' how many pairsrs w' ere taken but cstimaledd the num btf-betwtw c een 60 to lOO^Thesneak- ers cost an aver/crage of $47-$48 a pair, Bowles said. The culprits odUr'. ----- —will-give-upcfa KIM BERLY -1 T he town water commit* tec will sp<^ abouIwut w hat must be done to upgrade Kimberlyrly's water sysiem at a 7 p.m. public meetisetirig Wednesday at the Twin Falls HighI S c h o o l s o p h o m o ra s dlidisplay styles from earilrtler tim es a s th e ir ho mTiecoming e float rolls dow>wn Main Avenue Friday.ay. The afternoon pa­ Cpmraunity CenterIter in Kimberly. rade was part of>f thetl yveek-long celebral•atlon oftho them e ‘Brulruins then and Bruins now’no culminating In thei 1homecoming footballll gamegi against Boise Residents havec 'aiU to been urged to return F riday n ig h t F o3r r ia co m p le te sto ry on tl'the game, see Page B-6»-6. water surveys too cilyc ofllces as soon as possible. Activities assc•sociation ojETers ^ ' Ed BparrdOKs F Senatite: Ask ___ I pair of dramana-iudging clinics i Bean piirices stilJl SU^^j BUHL - T he IdaIdaho High School Aclivi- ' . __ ties Association is sponsoring tw o clinics__ -t^Trerceient - JTheJlmes-News______------1------q u a lityi_of:th^beanST-after-the-bc -o l ■S^Jjldiai ans-about^— anyone intcrnteated m becoming a judge struggled:d tthrough a record-cold sumimmer, . . ’ fbr the high school}1 dramd a competition. - TWIN FALLS - Dryry edible bean and harvesvest w as intem ipted by rain. The clinics arc; seset for 7 p.m. Tuesday al budget hhike prices have soared since;c mi id-sum m er, E ast oo fTf l w in Falls and around Jero„ „ e , the Buhl Middle SetSchool. People who attend p bombb range sending farm ers ru sh in g to rharket wilh some beai)cons have had problems wv ith the clinic and passs anai open-book lest will be -Twin Falls’ Eaia to n 5this year’s crop. ' wrinklingng andi poor color, said Maniinager By Julia Aogwinin * , state certified andnd will receive $10 per Pinto bean prices paid to farmers havc K en Highgh o< f Kelly B ean in Filer, Stales News ScrvicTvice ; round judged, as oppapposed to $5 per round, , casts only‘no’D’ v o te J,jumped $12 to reach S28I perp 100-pound But weaveather has been rough allI ovc er f For more infomumation, call Kyle Woods ' « p ic k ” - a rise o f 75 pcrcen:ent. for %eanm ffarmers. In fact, weatheier is WASHlNGTOrTON - The Senate uf^cd the - ,o tih e Buhl M id de le School. s - The Associated Press Much of the rise - S81 - cam e in the w h at h asas boosted I priccs - late-seaeason Air Forcc Fridayly to10 consult tlie neighboring In­ past month. ilracl- dian tribes whenti stistudying die efiects of a pro- M OSCOW - The suiteuitc B oard o f E duca- P' fhssts inI thithe M idw est and W est subir OregonJRep.S. Smith withdraws The price bike c ould pun;um p millions o f . ed 290,000DOO sacks from the USOA’s5 {pro- posed bombing ranjrange in Owyhee Couniy. tion voted Friday to0 cendorse a public ' j mber At the promptin name irom wuiti-range l letter school coalition’s bidid to increase state dollars J into the Idaho formm nicnc the pedestrian ran to the:c o th er ian fiights.” Craigg sasaid in an inlerview. “I think leases an environment:enlal study on the range, Highlights: dia. side o f IheiC proad, and hid in the ncld," V an- it’.s inapproprintc: forfot the Senate to microman- due in N ovem ber. • The spending requesticst assumes a stu- “La-ate Thursday night, we rcc■cceived six or derM ciden:n said.s age.” Coopflwl'froniir 8fl ta £ f^ wire reports dent enrollment increasese of 5,580 for the eightIt calls from motorists dridriving along When she turned around, the womoiion w as Bul C raig saidd hihe didn’t fight the amcnd- .1994-95 school year, evci;vcn though the in- 'Highvhway 93 thal they had seciccn a woman nowhere to bct seen, she told the deput}Jty- ment bccausc the: AiiAir Forcc showed ni) opposi- crcose has been higher thoithan that every year .near• tlthe highway, bul when thetheir cor came At aboutut 1 a.m. Friday. VandcrM*vieidcn tion. Tlic Reid propcroposal olsj> got some suppon ' sincc 1990. closee sheI would run off the rooroad and duck located Sorciorcnbcrger standing at an intcitcrsec- from other IdahoI ofiioflicials. including Sen. Dirk ■ I t seeks S30 m illion1 fcfor higher pay for downn in the bushes,” Jerome OCounty Chief ,jon five milesmii cast and one mile souDUlh o f Kempthorpe, R-IdahIdaho, and Gov. Cecil D. Aiv______— educalorsr-Thc-coolition’s-ii’s-re|tort'B aid-Idaho—Depul;uty-Bill-Reid said. ------'■ ...... “Jerome.'" ” ------Ydriis-CD):------: Obituaries B2„ ~ teachers lag behind the; regionalrt average. Thelie Jerom e Sheriff S e a rc h and t Rescue “Shc was/as doing real good, but it w ns . ‘‘T h ere’s rio protproblem w ith this.‘.!_aerccd------pcraldTnakcTip-half—uirinv■wnsTlispntchcdin’un uttcm IVIIni-Cassia ■— r ~ B 3 ------.-iiHji lo iDtuic su m m g to) ram.ra so we were glad the dman. t Religion I, found her wwh hen h e did,” W ilson said, : Added Scottt PcPeyron, the governor’s . B4-5 • A nother $20 m illion1 tcto ‘Update instrxic- "W

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B-2 Tlmos-Nowo. Twinvin Foils.I Idofio Saturday. OctiDctobor 16.1993 S t a indoJBijO K e ir g t aiz in gI fec51h ik e h e a tss u p States News Scrvice;e would V cost ranchers anI c;extra $10.1'64 a I------^ confcrencccc Friday to tell Domenici,ci, o th e r least 60 o fth e 10010( senators. y e a r. Senate RerRepublicans and rancherss thot ifl Under the comiompromise plan, the federal WASHINGTON., O c t. 15 — Sen. H an y "They won’t stop me frorro m do in g w hat is the $3.455 ,e grazing fce js not passedcd, they government willvill gain property rights to Reid, D*Ncv,, and IntiInterior Secretary Brucc right r: for the ranchcrs andd sismall townspco- will face BtBabbitt’s proposed $4.28 g razin g w ater und landd iiim provem cnts'on federal Babbitt hpivc a mcslessoge-for Sen. Pete pie p of America's west," DDo o m cn ici said. ‘‘I fee and aidditional d d rangeland jcgulatiItions. .lands, a switchh fr from current practice that Domcnici, R-'N.M.; :If you fllibusfUr the don’t d know of many ranchechers who can af- IW I J . . ^ 0 " I f y o uu want V to win a filibuster,:r, good allows holdersrs tof gracing permi.ts the grazing fee compromi•misc, you'll be sorry. ford f< tb pay an extra $7,0010 0 0 a year to the '■w -t. M luck," a deldefiant Reid said. "This faitair c o m - rights to w ater oneand improvements, niscd to im plem ent his excc- Reid und Babbitttt said s dny Qliej;npts to government g and,still mainlainlain Ihe viability E S ' "jfiirX promise wwi ill g o ,o u t th e w in d o w and ai the fiabbitt.promisc block a bill thal inclui:Iudes un 85 percent in- o o f th e ir r a n c h e s .’' W U S tIn ' bureaucrats-ats (at the Interior Departinmcnt) utive order privikivilcge and go'forward'with • crcase iagrazing fees fee will only, lead the A Scnalc-House conferei:rence committee will.tikcovo v e r.’’ rangeland reformsrms if the Reid compromise' -Clintotii administnitioilion to irrlplcinent even on6 Thursday passed a'pacilackagc proposed In t|hc SeSenafc, Domenici is threai;aiening fails in the Senate,late. • I - higlier fccs-by exccutiu tiv c o rd e r.. ' ’ by b Reid and Rep. Georgec ^Miller, D-Calif. to niibusteister the bill and appears tcto havc "I can say witlwith great confidende that 'Domcnici respondciided Friday thut he will The T package includes an ; ^^^^m ^the^neces^isary-supportrFortyronc-ser ;enators;—(my)niles-wiH-be l-be-in-place-by-lh©-time-the ------5 idah^ Kcpublican SenSTr~ L'BlT> ^ sp ring fOUHdUp) isia Uftddiway,"i Babbln'Mld."^— ___ ^__ not-btf-diswiaded-by- "CrcUKtTih graz“ing“fecsncss“ss lhai what Bab- a m p th o m e CiCrala inciudmg I . vowed to fight on againslag; what he called bbitl had wanted to levy on ranchcrs who ” . Craig andi DirkD Rcmpthome,'havij-plpledged Domcnici hasIS saidsi changes by executive ter the interior spending billill until order would at leastlea allow for public hear- | " unreasonable hikes:; . ggraze their cattle on publicic land.1 P ro m ise filibuster . 10 filibuster _ Domeniei estlmat«iates;the fee increase Following passage o f thehe jp la n Thursday, they rcccivcive some concessions, ings on the chang'anges, which would not oc- r would cost the typii'pical mid-sized New DDomenici prom i^d a (Ight;ht on the Senate animalal per monlh over three: years,y with A filibustiuster occurs when o senatoitor does cur under the! quickqi legislative action . - - Mcxico rancher, runrunning 350 cattle on flfloor when the bill goes bacsack to the House the ratelie se t a l $2.39 on Jan. 1.. Babbitt B had not yield theth fioor on an Issue, spepeaking sought by Reid. < public lands for 11 months, mo an extra S6006 aiand Senate for approval ncxilext week. wanted:d lo increase the fees lo0 i$4.28 over noniilop asis ttime runs out for the bill’ll’s p a s- Rc^id and DomeDmenici, now at odds, had-. a ye ar. The conferee-approved1 planpl would raise three yyt ears. sage. VTo;C0 ; clo sc debate a n d sto p thithe fili- ' previously stoodlod together in opposition i The higher ftc threatened thr by Babbitt the tl: ^razirig fee from $1.8’(.86 to $3.45 per Babbsbitt, Reid and Miller heiheld a press buster. Derrlemoerats need the supportirt o f a t against rangelandnd reformi s. ‘W aro[>n^est-^^wiH^ost>t Dems 1votes, Gei(tng bee u Eastistem Washing' .; lo 3 u S olb speal u ea^ ifit Republican candidateses Rad '‘great opportunities’ics" theme:mes: limiting }he role of the1C ofGOPand Weslcm-lcdled o pposition. aniy beeaiue.oDeispspoosor s m itr -sarnrthesiiiesesllingbee. for victories in upcomoming eleciions becausc o f f e dleral c n government, culling'S "If this Secretary of}f Interior wants to declareare can oo longer, aflbnjrdtobtekthe. ‘IWeMisjd[)8poiwor.^thiijthing\tos--., ' p o lic ie s a d v o ca ted b y^President Ri Clinton, g o v/emnient c n spending and no 1 threaten people like me ...... ev^and'tbeqtberer says’it can’t mocrow. if; w^ir o n the W est and lh .wiTiwiinQn.Jff BO* '' ------Howcver,-DoIe warmimed-that- RepuWicans-mus' -increases^— ______------ihcirl'tell-you-Mn'Secr5cretaryrl-m-ready-for-your-}ur—' — tiatiHtft the he.- do kiiprc than just oppiip p o s e C linton and his prO' Ipeaking at an earlier scs- war and you're going,g.to t lose,” said Domcnici.ci. , Eastern WashtngUjitoin U oiveni^' raSmarit,”' g ram s. — ------s i onr^orm n r er New Mcxico w ho has threatened a filibuster fil to block approvalkrai ■ "wlthdrew^Its'BpoDBiBBorship.-wheD —: The.lw i "If wc want to be the m ajority party ... it’s goigot Gov. Garrcy Camithers-:rs- predicted that C lin to n ’s® o f th e grazing fee incrca:•case. ' the university dejlepartment io year/has^biei to b e b e c a u se o f a belt*letter reason than that we’n:;’re environmental policiess anda energy tax proposals D ole pledged his helplip in the fight, J charge of the spdllIlling bee .was childrea in, nol somebody else,”' DDole told the gathering; olof would hurt Western DerDemocrats ninning for leg- dissolved as paztof>raS3.6milUon and NortherIhem Idao: fbt nw(e;iuDi i more than 300 party offio fficials and candidotes fromom islative. state and federalral o fficcs in 1994. "W c'rc going to slanland there and filibuster as • ' budget cttL : 10 years;.LI; Last y«n; SfiOOQ W : ■ JSC o f this so-called war on a dozen Wcstem states.:s. •*1 have never seen susuch an all-out assault onn long as we can bccause ^ e Spokcsman-R•Review is the denjU tiomp>fflpeted.in tohool^Mes 'V "It's not enough to0 s a y . ‘W e’re different be- the Western United Staleates by a single administra-i. the West waged by theIhe Clinton adminislration. otbv qwnsor. Spokeikesman Shaun leadiDg tootbeiegunalcoatest^.-:/; tb ’ causc we’rc not Democlocrats, we’re not Bill Clin-lin- tion.” said Canuthprs. . They’ve already started:d Ilhat w ar.” said Dole., ^ ~ U t aah m anriage, diivorce raates Death1 noticesS I itional a^iverage " dell and formerly of Gooding. ] ntinue t(:o top na Florence G. Andiid c rs e n o f W cndel . Nellie Gardner con riday. Oct. 15. 1993. at the ______PAUL - Fl(c held at 11 a.m. Chopcl. wilhwi Ihc Rev. Mark Cox offi- cy requirements. |^ — for 1988588 — showed the overage Monday al the Joseph P I Arrangements are pendin)ing and will the U t ^ Dc]Department o f Health, lh P a y n e Mcmori* c ia tin g . Burial Bi will follow at 12:30 . Vent lo o k e d at age o f a grocr e r first and kibsequent m orr 2 6 fo r a ll m a rria g e s a n d 23 .7 al w ill follow at th e; PiPaul Ccmcicry. 1,000 populijulation in Utah, with a totaltal and county, divorce rates:cs. m edian age averaged 26 i ;Friends may call fromn 6 to 8 ’p.tn', Sun- o f 19,427 mmarriages that year. The na-Ul- o f brides and groom s anand those who on thcir fireflire ftrip to th e a ltar, ‘day and ^forc lhc funciincral Monday at tional rateite w a s 9 .8 m arriag es pier e r divorce, and education1 cof those who Levy saidold (o n e sta tis tic th a t stoe>d ou t Payne Monuary. ?rvices ______1,000 populilulation. . many. shows a dis{disproportionate number of „ . , , The Ulah:ah divorce rate was 5.2 p>er e r Sanpete County led thithe state in the divorces amheld at 2 p.m . mid caution must bc used in mam agcs, or 13.9 per 1,0',0 0 0 . cent, r W illiuns M uten, of Mur- sources, said Wednesday. Oct. 27,. 1993. l< at Wight Victor comparingg oone state’s figures with an-Jl- Nationally, fUtah rankciked 8 th in the Ofthe totaltoti divorces for the year, Walcrtown, S.D. taugh. gravirnvcside servicc. I p.m. today, and Fox Chapel in Wa Ella E. Graves^ o f GoodinImg. 2 p.m. other's, or3r with national statistics,;s, number of marriages pper capita in 12.8 percent'ent of the men and 29.3 per- / at Mount Hope PleasantI View\ Cemetery, Burley, . Interment will follow at Monday, Demaray’s Goodin(ingChnpcl. sincc dilTcn:crences in marriage and di-li- 1990, excluding Nevada,i. j ccnt ofthec w(women monied as teens. Cemetery in Watertov Lical or- ([UcCullocloch's Funeral Home in Bur- vorec statuteutes can m ake them mislead-d- The figures also shovow Utahns on Similar■ statistics,sta though not''quite rangements arc underr ththe direction of ley). aveiTise marry cariier Ihantl in other so dnunatic,'tic, w tre reported elsewhere, • ”~ W hile''M ortuary in TwA-in in Fulls...... ~ ~ ------SiU>-Aubel-Pairehild..oi.o£L.Oaklcy._____ing. TheodOKlOre R . K n i ^ l , o f Tw inFaiis. noon n today. Oakley LDS StStoke Ccn- For insianlance. Nevada has mamagege stales. The mcdiw age ■'ofU'groomin—although-thcoi -the-last-figures-avsilable ------Isa A. BrehmanI 2 p.m.roda;iday. While Mortuary in Twin • leler. 301 N. Center. {Payne MiMortuaty in rates that exceedcj 10 times those of Utah for all mimagcs inn 1990 w as 25 wore for 19881988. WENDELL - Isa A. Brehman.. 89. Polls-' Burley), ______P e p Bp e r spray sesends store eemployees tcto hospital — HospItitals-— ^ C SPOKAN:ilNE fAP) — Three super-r- Jeff Tower said. The shehoplifier^ had porarily incaincapacitate unruly people ------^ ^ ------market xmTiployccs'who p -tried-to-rtin-m —taken cigareltesr------— ieusc-ofman-made.chenii-_;____ ly O n e o f th e fo u r, a 1 I' 6 -y e a r-o ld , • cols, M AOIC V A L E' RIREGIONAL MEDICAL CBNENTER Vema Olson and LucLucy Wright, all of'R upen; and at Keith down suspeipectcd shoplifitirs'Friday t Brow n o f H eybum . were treatected at a hospital after thele also was sent to d hospiipitol after he — Elvin Noh o f B uhl,. aca d m itte d Oct. 12; Patty Hamam cy o f shopliOers'S sprayeds them with pep- was accidentally spray^^ in the con- |NOW ' y Kimberly: and Morgann VonealonV ofTwin Falls. CASSIA!L \ MEMORIAL HOSPITAL per spray,, a Spokane County sher-r- frontation o u tside .tHe store. sl Tower OLJ Released. . '{ Atfanittcd ’ J „ . ^ ■ ifTs dcpuiyly said.s said. T he other three flccl b iHOWIMG l ' I one; and Rhubic McCIoflinn andai Diane Baker of B u rl^ ; ai Jimmie Olson of Jeror5rome; Inez Wynn of Shoshone nnd Kciil, The threeree were sprayed as they:y Pepper spray disperenses finely I Ethel Bull ofTwin Falls.Ils. ^ ; Darrington o f Elba. confroiitcdd thet four shoplif\crs oiit-t- ground hot p epper in a m ist. . . Relesaed ast Spokane store, Deputyty It is widely used b y popolice to tem- M IN ID O kA A hMEMORIAL HOSPITAL Diane Baker. Lineineile Crawford. Anna Lewis,l» , L lndn A dm ittod Mclain, Maxine Ncvilliville, Henrietta Peterson. Rickjky Rangel ___ Chrisline'Gomez,,Vcm'em a Olsen. Jodie Brady. M uyiry Ellen., ond Ricardo Reyes, all o f Buriey: Sophia Freeman vas the Night ■ Urquidi, Bertha Deno.3. 1 T o d d Jackson. L ucy W righight and bum; John Cladfelterer oc f Jerome; Lila Kell o f Albict>ioni Hen- ■_____ Twai E duucation— >re C hristm as... I Masino Berry, all of RuRupert; and Brenda Hutchinsiinson of ry Rios of Paul; andI ConnieCc Trujillo o f Rupert. Before I "E lba. Continuedid fromI B l cost of'complying withh all require- Specialal FFREE Presantallon | Births 9:30-11:30 am I Relessod A baby was bom[J totc Connie Trujillo o f Rupert;rt: and to • $ 1 0 millnillion to com ply with statetc 'ments of the Amer cansns With Dis- 9*3' [uos^ctj^^ j Marcia Altebeny, Tawawna Lee and baby boy. JamesTies Pio. D ione Baker o f B uriey.ley. and federalqI imandates, such as meet-It- .abilities Act. ! Tue I ,ingrcquircnrements of the AmericansIS "I think frankly the AM l bAtfus one ■ ------1 WilhDisabilibilities Act. It colls for im-1- of Ihe biggest messes wwe ve gotten mnBmtsslonal sewing Upt i proved acccscess for handicapped peo-y. ourselves into in this countrycc for a nooO quickjick and easy . Holiday gift I ,i ( ^ For obi>bituary rata InformatiItion, pie to publiclic facilities. long time,” he said.. “Y‘Y o u r d o lla rs ideas? MWllh th onty minutos lo sew. | call 733-33-0931, extension 278i • Nearlyiy ;$ 4 m il 1 ion-TO'carry-ou^ ihe-iccbcrg-on- -sefr-fiovrtorrto-embelHah-gifts-and- | ------— Obituaa r ie s ______the public: s(school portion o f ti four-r-~what wc’rcgotngio^penm d - o n - th is ;^ -garmcntsrLtsrLTjarTroasjrtschnlqDeS” i ------S ~ lo impcDve public rclire-:- He said he wouldId p r e f e r a for cutwork,vork. hem slltchlno. fabric They resided in Oklahon sorvod ass elder,e a 55-yeor member Th 3ma until J,'" P'“"Stfils. statewide request for Al\DA compli- Qifi packaging'; pac , Russian ' i 1 9 3 0 . whon they moved to0 Paul. In .rnciitt^cncnt: Ol lh0)Falrvilrvlew G ra n g e . Twin F a lls 1£ ) I ance lo highlight the realqI co st. embroldfltyIi3ty&moral i i .{ . 1 1 9 3 0 . they moved to Rupeilert where Madison^)n Junior High School County Pan>amona Grange and Mod- 1£ :o. Evans told board menembers the wmmmmm th ^ have since resided. teacher Lee•c T erry urged the board to. ' ern W ocdmJm an of A m e n c a . thi d spending plan is a new. He sun,;un/ived by his wife. Lois ol S h e was a m em ber of theh e Rupert put more money me into textbooks and v.npproach - ^tt tin.'. "an attempt to integratete th o ro u g h - r.n.„,iii,„i Buhl; a dauJaughtar. Margaret Noh ol U Uf niied Methodist Church:: SheS w as modem equi]juipm cnt. iDl help you gol tho tiiost- I Salt e City. Utah: grandsons, alsalso an active member ofif the Pio-,, He saidi hhis students must usec ness’ and refo n n iri o n e,nbove-ma,n- a ,ourour sowing mqchino & | ' Ernie a n da Jason,J both of Salt Lake’ neer nc Grange and theJ Rupert' 1988 worldId geography texts whichh tenance package." , soroer. Special Spi EvanI Pricetl • City; a brosrother, Chester Noh of GrG ran g e for over SO years. d o n ’t show>w the fall of the Berlinn He said the coalition' odols to choose Iromi . Buhl; a istor. Ida Kramor of Castle- She is survlvecJ by tw( e dissolution o f the fom ier:r carries a commitment '(c r i o T t c ™ ford; nd many nioces and RcR o b e rt N. A cock Qf P re s ri o n a n = d Soviet Socialist Republics,. school roforni. The budgJget plan was Spech9Cial S a l e H o u rs: I nephGVkis. MarioMl G. Acock of Hernd(d o n . V s.; ;- prepared in part to help ththe s tate deal ). Ballard^ Under thehe current book replace- 9t^m-7pm I The funerm 4 10 8 quest to thele Legislature'thati I can’tt state Department of Educiicotion. Ho was born Dec. 99, 1912 at „14. 1993, at the Minidoka tery. Friends may call from Avaljabl^^^^ I p.m. Sunday-at-tne-HansenJo-Moilui ------pcfsonoHydo^ e fo n d A E a toa-sttid.------wapatorWashrrto-Osci R os'^alih Rupert.------P f phie Noh. The family m a ary ‘Chapol. 710 Sixth St. ioIn Rupert gvnns ngnsp w d th at o th e r Idaho,j)ro-— Site wasIS 1born Nov. 13. 1903. at and-Qpe-hour-beforo-theJun — ■—frn9T3-and-clBarBdthe-| C hoctaw .rOkW 0 lh“^daughlorof-fVJ Linoral.on------f „ s i o n » lr r - j p r o b a b 1y - fo ll-b o h iiid — fam ily farm . Elvin s ta rte d Lottie Sadler Ellers. She Monday *^0 at the church. ... , , sa la rie s palea id th e ir p e e rs tri o t h i r hl8 own In 193/J. He mt The family suggests met iB^Ta?hl attendedI schoolss In Shawnee. ' ihey are not as far down ' M iller o n M arch 4 .1 9 316. 6 . iatBulil, -Okla., and/a American Falls, Idaho, may ma be'made-to the I as tcachers a re." ■ FtEE PAWiNQ m REAR I — He wes a memberr oof tho Flrsl She marriedled-Russell F, Acock on MeMethodist Church Foundatio icmjbcr Karl Shutiliff said,., rOWN-251liMIN AVE. EAST j or a ' charity of your choice. ^ Presbyterian Church:h where ho Doc. 20: 1922,19J at Seminole, Okla. or£ h e w as conceiicemcd about the eventual1 ------7 3 3 ^ 2 ------' j - I ;j •______' ______: ...... 1 . . I , 1 , " • ■ ■ r }. I . I Sotuitu^oy'. Oclobof 16,1993 Tlmos-Nows. Tli Twifj Falls. Idoho B-3 "V ...... ■I ■ I . i Minl-Caiassia/West

/ ' I------SignI (o’ tiie seaason “1. Lawjsuit ay blocckCass sia Couunty fromI spendling ta^X moneey on h(lospitai B y L iz W right Taxpayers arc gettgetting a bad deal with the cOi;0 m -' But siate low allowlows a county to lease land for T im es-N ew s writerr ■ ■ ■ ■ pany, in port becausause the commissioners oreJ '“ in o n ly -20 years, andd IHCII wanted it for 30 years. love with" the. idealea o f 0 new hospilol in tov,)wn. The county then1 soldsc the land to IHC. for BLILEY - A cicivil-9uit-m ayT)lo^Cas5assia B radley said, S 68 9 .t5 0 . Now thatIt the tl company has paid twice, Couniy commission)ners from spending localil ttax The countj^ shoulduld fioot'a bond issue to tel lax-Ui the county agreed to return IHC's money in the ' ' . dollars pn a new hos])spilal. payers vote'oii. whetherwh they want, to spciend next budget year. ------Donald Chisholmm, auomey for the plaintifitiffs, money, which is thehe way the old Cassia Memon□rial O f th e S160.000,), aboutal 5100,000 will pay for ^ _ said thai Intermountintain H ralth C are, Hospitals.als. a Hospilal-wasJ)uilt>B;^mdlcyjsni4______new hospilal equipmcjmcnt. The other $60.000 will______large U tah-based nonoTTproflr corporation, needFds no Over the past sevccvcrol years the commissioncneis gUTowJinlSlmprOVErnicrnenis such as Purylng an irri— flnancial help fromm the county or taxpayersrrs lb have twice appropriairiated $ 1 0 0,000 as couniy cocon- gation'ditch and widciidening strcct.s aro u n d the.new o perate a hospital inn Cassia< C ounty, tributidns io i hosfospital plant fund - made: iup location. Bywater saidmid about $2 0 ,0 0 0 w ill be paid If successful, lheie civil suit will preventIt Ithe mostly of IHC Hosj:ospitals revenues to repair andai back by IHC over thehenextsixycars. i - g commissioners fromm giving county m oney to0 thet remodel the old Cassassia Memorial Hospital, whiihich D eputy A ttom ey/ GiGeneral Frank W alker sided project and will gett ffacts p f the c o u n ty ’s involvolve- the company runs. with pie county, sayin]ying that the county can spend m ent in the hospital1 ffunding on th e table, In th e r e c e n t 1994 19' budget, however, ththat the taxpayer's moneyley i f 0 new'hospital is needed Bccause of probleitems w ith th e existing Cas:lassia amount climbed to) $850,000.$| , and if the company/ wiwon|t_.moyc. in without strik- Memorial Hospital,. cofTicials d ecy ed Jt-o ew buil)uild- “W e d o n 't w a n t ththe couiity to get into it wil/ilh- ;n g a deol.-' ing would be moree cost efTcctive. IHC alrcai•eady out the conscnt of•f thet: taxpayer," Bradley soiaid. Bywater said IHCC “the‘ investment is so mor------has^invcslcd-S-l-S-millillion in the p roj**'**. a5-eaid-lhoy-are-going-;lo-buildId-it—gJhal^hat-the^ompan pany-would-build-a-ncwheapt^( ------struction on the new;w hospital at I6 th Streett aiand af no extra cost to the taxpayers. How d id th e tax-ta; tal on ly i f the countyy assureda: that it w ould: H iland A venue is ugdfldcr way. payers get so involvciivcd?" • Continue to buyy S$ 100,000 in new equipiTieiit Cassia County prprosecuting attom ey Stevieven Bywater said the: countycc is asking taxpayers: forfi cach year. • Bywater, represeniin{ing the com m issioners, saidid hI e $ 1 6 0 ,0 0 0 o f th a tI budgetbl increase. The othi:her • Continue to leaseuse old equipment to IHC for - resents the innuendojlos of plaintiffs Chisholmi^ond oi S690,000 com es fronrom 0 complcx real estate deieal $ I each year.| T ru m an Brad!eyrT«=^j=foTraer tJurley city counciincil- with IHC. • N ot objcct to IHLHC C u^ing the Hospital Plant m an. IHC bought landnd for the i^ew hospital wiib'ith Fund for the new hospi)spitol. Chisholm claimsIS that com m issioners "coicon- money from the hosfospital'plant fund, bul the tit:title ' '.‘Rimil hospitals^nin aand of themselves are a bad - spired among themseselves to keep th e public frofrom to the land was in thethe county’s name to give it hthas investment. They’rere dyingi all over the vine.” knowing the sourcee of funds" and says he woswi 0 soy in health c areire decisions. The county wiwas B yw ater said, "/^ndI gi>given ^he national health care ' stohewallcd at a Sept.pt. 7 budget hearing. then,to .lease the landnd back to IHC. climate right now. it’st’s rreal risky." ■ • - J u d g eJ tlirows o u t j u rrors Hi BJurleyiraape case I By Liz W ri^l cs, Burdi(rdicksaid. defendants, Roy Gaiarcia. pleaded out. hadad a filling loosened, and Times-News wriler "I donion't think that this jury panpanel guilty to a lesser chaliargc of battery required:d f five stitches on her nose, uz WRKWrmMlVnw-NM ' understastands the importance ofj f itsi with intent to cdmmit :a a serious felony, coun docuocuments said. | BURLEY - Displeileosed with th eir businessss here,i^mI the attitude of}f thetl to wit, robbery, saidd Mark Ingram. Garcia’sio’s absence would leave jurors Sure signs thattia t F a ll a n d H a llo w e e nI havehi arrived: attitude,- Sth Disiriciict Judge Roger jury panianel throughout the dcliberbera* Garcia's attorney. - guessing,lg, ’which might be prejudicial ‘ neighbors help3lp Merla OeNaugh^l raklantem bags. _ ~ tive jurors for an upcoroming rape trial, pans o)f f tthis trial, ay well as somene of' leaves Gilbert Chapipa as the sole was scencm conversing with o n e o r more — I "Quite frankly. 1 haveI not been the cpmmnments in open coun," h e saidsaid, dnendant accuscd o f 'rx raping a woman prospectivertive jurors a^er Garcia’s guilty jury panel’s com — > The disdismissal came after a packiicked last fall and leaving : hher in a potato plea, Burelurdick soid. And these also T — impressed with ihiijui mitment to'its duty dfif citizenship,” he courtroorjoih o f prospective ju ro rsi hihad field. werc reasc:asons to dismiss the jury, he said, according to the: ccourt records. sat on folcfolding chairs for two and ajhalf- hs • -The woman. who"th'thought- the men said. - 2 stalibbed, 1 arresteda M any o f the prospwcctive jurors tried days ofjufjuiy selection. were taking her home: ,ffrom a bar, suf- ‘ ‘ The trialtrial has been rescheduled for i , to avoid jury duty willilh meniol excus- Thursdrsday afternoon, one off tlthe fered bruises, had pant (p fh e r hair tom Nov. 30.). _ _ jD L J hbanalten•ratinn -_ KootenS a irro u nSy t group) wants to»stop 1 ^isinessmah: ByLizW right w o u nid d on the left side of his Times-Ncws.writiTiter head. JoJose Chavez. 29, sufTcred Growth is s e v e raal l large cuts on his left; developpment uniitil use pl>lan updalited G I . BURLEY n,0■I,One man was wrist,, htsh head and around his. arrestcTl after tutwo other men IcA shohoulder, and was treoted> COEUR d’ALENNE (AP) — A with growth,gro crowded school;»ols, “This says we’re• goingg to slop good” were stabbedd outside the at the hchospital, the report said. group p f Kooicnai Ccwounty residents increasedsed traflic and overb u rd cnened c things until such limeic as w c get Ihe Dvez told policc that Riverside Innn at t 1:45 a.m. Chav< ^ w ants the county comimmission to halt sewersystems, sys w on’t get w orse, plan done," Reed said,d. “Doing noth- COEtDEUR d ’A LEN E (A P ) — R ey es> hhad been bothering him Friday. ‘ development unti! Ihche county's 15- “Thisiss is really a plea for h elp froifrom ing isn’t an option. Thfhat’s the worsl There’sre’s a rising tide o f anti- > a police report, and. hislis familjpoll evening at According to a ‘ ycar-old lond use planin is revised. yourciliziitizens." H am m s a id ., of all worlds.” gro wk-th th sentim ent in n o rth e rn . 2 0 , w as a rrested th e b arir ay they’ll think Commiimissioners last week toldd itsii ___ Planning commisissioncrs met Idaho10 anda area businessmen s-railroad-trocks—cned-hin ------: — in a-caf-by-the-n ------about-itr------______- ______planning-iig'depaitment'to'Start'acccp':ept- Thursday-night-to-debebattf-thc-docu^ ------have t>ew a lk away. _ she b e lo n g s:— that’s alall I ever w ant- cem ctery.ry. Barbara Ann’s rcmainjtins Under the settlcme reminder that goodid things come The.stustu d en ts arc lold not- io use :wo doesn't admit any wroi•ongdoing. and said . Ihe home building . cd." she said. a ls o w ereere moved there, and twc try in Kootenai C o u n ty is fiom being polite: jo k e s oror comebacks when adults T h e head sto n e is Ihithe only raised y ears later,ter, Christensen replaced the no other raised heodstistones will be :m d o w n , but instead to tell n of the ccme- ‘he driving drn force locolly. ' I Pershing’s “Kid's} Carc"C program put them ' - one in a 2 -acre section)n of the ccm e- g rav e’s flaflat headstone w ith a raisedsed allowed in that portion low they feel when being inting for 5,500 jobs. But ■ at the Rupert Civic GymGj this week them ho\ tery, an,d city officials5 \were trying to one. ' tery — including at thilhe other plots . a«ountir udcnls_o.choncc_in.iuli_cd._1 ______^______w ithoutlut ;0 job base to support ------gavclthircLgradc.studc :——gct-itTeplaccd~with'ononethat-would ------H ow cvcsvcrrChristenscn was"sbor --Christensen owns, i/<<»nlg thnt sometimcs.evcnfior ------M cC lur J the count3unty construction firenzy, lure said she secs a need for>.o n . be even w ith th e groundnd. contacted;d 1by city officials and toldold In addition, both paniirt.cs agri-cti lo adults have trouble wwith. it children t anomic di^ is likely. n to realize they arc impor- Christensen’s dougjghtcr died in that for maintenancem reasons, onlynly drop their suits. “It was a day to remmdrcn us to be tant. Stud'udents also have Ihe obliga- polite," McClure cxplaplained. tio n to resrespect others, she said, Learning to compli:plimcnl others, ly Rodriquez, who partici- 3 in search ^ as well as learning hov i Custer Gbounty au^h;horities loooking for onutside help n thc program on Thursday,y. 1 compliment, how to> ticald< with pc(v : enjo y ed the lessons. pie •who-ure putting youyo down, and . . CHALLIS (AP)> — Custer thing thithat would help findnd About 50 people: continued woman forfor the sheriffs ofTicc. - '• !ic chomped on a sandwich feeling good aboutlit yourself; all ^ ^s she County authorities arcrc looking for Stephanie,,ic. ‘‘t ' looking Fnday. alth[hough with The scarc;arch will continue despite lunch break, she said she were on the intensi»»ivc onctm y . some outside helpvinin the search With.thithe opening of deer sca-:a- diminishing hdpe.'- the lack oof f progress. “It will con- there are things thol are best agenda: • ' for a 9-ycar-old Clialallis girl who son. huntenters were in the area, he hc "Basically, they are; cdoing a few tinue as longIon as.they feel there is a aid. A different group of third graders unsaid has been missing sinccce Monday. said. remote areas, but m ostly it is need for it,”it,’ she said. atten d ed each d ay o)f f tthe three-day Kids CareCi was administered by•y S h e r i f f A l F in le:y y issued an “Let usus check,it out." hc said,id. areas they have alreadydy gone over "It will11 continuec< os long as they K id’s C are program . th e Chopuiplj.utcf R o fls^ Gold Qildlt - 4 Comtxcid a Mufltru or Blscula • Curtain time is at'SI t'8 p.m. c^^^K S B RoxbUfQ-*______: tiigtii w d tickets canrl5SinQ'6hnsed~^HRS^ b: Idaho^alfs* _ b y calling 677-ARTS. Biackfoot ★ n n h ------The production revo:ivolves around SSSS^S Pocalello* the m arriage and thenI mim onied life o f . Falls* * Burley J • ------the-prcM iest-girl-in-to’-iownf-Sholby-‘B ™ ji*«j ■ ' 1 3 3 3

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.1 , " j ellgiioir Asso(relation We ne(eed to be]ilong to cpommunilities; Go9d fills th;[lat need . •, Recently, we giitlniithercd (o s:iy goodbye p ■■ to a longtimei member of our . fo rB►attered s congrcgatfon. It’s notno easy to officiate al i n Kerr such inemorial.s. A\ partp .of me wanted to I ^’s corner in 'Kerr is the paslor at. thelie First Navy hospital coicorpsman, a phannacy - bc with those in thehe pews, remembering I PresbytcI'yierian Church in Buh3,, %where technician andi d . .v e te r a n !'s b e n e f its C lerg^exists ; and celebrating ana n d m o u rn in g . I h a d h c h aIS s served for more thanin four counselor forfor .the Veterans come lo cafe for theihc woman as did they. L. ——— — —J years.I. F Hc holds a bachelor of01 arts Administration.I. H He previously served got-miww>blc .foe—----- ^------SliaTlc.ft-.in-t;mpiy. p: ic-to-hHman-dftvnlnpmffnt.It from churches in Caltialifomia as a layman.______cicrgy Ulcso days th empty space in thelie circle.> Wc gathered Cq thal a Lutheran pastor in Soon, the coupic were facincing each otlicT” Califor'orriia State Universitity in Hc and his wileTtc, Leslie, nove two Georgia has siarteded an organi/Jiiion callcd as much lo' holdI cocjiei other up as to- , 0 s a y t h e i r v o w s. Love., Li hope, Haywarvard and a master of divivinity sons. Richard. , IS 19. ond Michael, 13. the Association for)r I:Battered Clergy. remember her life,c. Faith comforts and mticipation hod all comcc tto a peak. In degree;c from the San Franincisco Leslie Kerr wowork« for Chemical Tliis is no joke. TTT he Rev. Ronald Weinell reassures us mostt wwhen communicated . h e con g reg atio n , hands touched loi hands Theologlogical Seminary. He has beenb a Supply Co. in TwiTwin Falls. of Rincon. Ga.. thinllinks thal 30 lo 50 percent Ihrough the touch of a ^uman hand. ind rcrnembcred. It was a 1m o m en t that I------ofcicrgy arc in confl>nflict with parishioners at On a more joyousous occasion, o young bk>lcsscd all who were 0 partrtofil. < “you,”it it alma ost always means “yoiou all.” God has given1 mem a faith community . . any given m om ent., nt.. If thai's true, Weinelt couple camc with all of (heir friends ond One I of our decpest.nucdsds is to be with It is Godod’s intent to bind us lcto one where tha.t conin happen.t It is one of oiiglit to huvc plenty:nty o f potential members family to be joinedled in marrioge. You othithcrs, lo belong to a comiimmunity. Il is anotherr in lovc and caringg ond God’s greatestt blblessings. Would you ^for his new organizat izution. > could feel the excite:itcmeni in the air. Inr fasashionabic in our culturere lo celebrate commitmem ent. • care to share it wit]w ith m e? ------^Wcinch sees Ihc-Iic-baltering-comingfrom— “ • “ Jaiv.‘;'r o “bc iv e rc -g-gening-acqirajnrei}r~ihc { h<>’'r'u’eB « } “}/idlvlduaM sr,-ff.-buT Ave-arc— n a v e^^e'discoVtffedThafwhcn' ~ n- G o d ------three (lireciions. FinFirst, from parishioners - Decorating began,, clchildren explored the crereated to b e together. At thithe corc of our seems absent, ab it is bccausc I h a v e The TY/nes-Ncu<{ews.Jnvites area clergy lie calls them parishsh ;antagonist.'* - who lovc sanctuary, jokess vwcrc loldi family bei>eing is a need to share ourmr experiences become isolatedisi from other people,lc. G od to submit columnsnns o f 400 words or less. nothing more than1 a igood Kcnip. storie.s related. Soon)on the guesis arrived; anind, ultimately, oursclveves. Wc give isn’t realsally absent, of coursc.. I a m Column topics! cacan include a point of The excitcmenl bcbegan to build.-The sirtrcngth to one another in sorrow and absent -- fromfi relationships^itfrei■eilioiS; doctrine, rcligic'gious~p‘cr3p!reTive~on groom paced. H is altcndanisaltl ribbed him. • mul u ltip ly b u r jo y s . G o d cicalls us into from myy own0 sense of who God'crcreated currcnt'cvents or social commentary. Clapk n The bride nnd brtdridcsmaids hurriedly coiommunity in part to meeleet this need, me-to }cbe and; from God. It is in1 1 th e se Send columns15 to'Denisc Turner, Mopphew nnishc(] their prepaiipurations downstairs. Eviven when the Bible iiseises the word times thatlat.I need to gel back in l

Tlie second culprit[irits, he says, are bishops and (heir sta ff m cmmbers, t who are addicted ister tuiirns ChiristianL music: singer ______^power and seeac their job_as tightly - _ Rebell[lious si conirblling the cicrgyrgy's upward mobility, The third groupup of batterers are the B y D enise Turner ' clergy, who oftenn tierateb (hemselves for TiiJics-Ncws writer • failing lo d o th e:ir ir jobs well enough lo ■ please every parishioiiioner. TWIN FALLS - Singinger Susie McEntirc R ncs performs in her ' i Weinelt, 60, a; clchemical dependency Luchsinger sometimes DW, bul she’s always c counselor und a parilarish pastor, said he has famous sister’s shadow, Susie McEntirc Luchsi spent 35 years in mTiinistry. ir but afler his last focused on the light. pererform a free conccrt at 77 pp.m. Friday Rcba McEnlirc’s sisteriter “ saw the light” in at i parish erupted in aI nastynu light. Ke no longer t the Rupert Christian Chi feel.ssufe.' ,1984. 1'hat's when heiher life whs turned Eig:ighth Sl., and another at 7 p.p.m. O ct. "Some pastors areire driven by guilt and an upside down, a t1 theI Twin Falls Heritage A llia n c e obsessive need to) please,"p Weinelt says, “It was the low pomtnt ini my marriage (to ChiIhurch, 4 0 1 Sixlli Avc. N. - - ' "Tlial’s how I got intiinto this business. 1 came professional rodeo steer ste wrestler Poul , She s will also be avoiloble tol meet the usie Luchsinger in o put out o f a dysfunctiotional family, and I've Luchsinger),’’ said Susii ublic between I and 3 p.m.m. Oct. 23 at phonc interview earlierier this monlh. "Wc d spent a good part o)f-my f T life trying lo ple;i.sc I i& B Supply, oh behalf of)f Rppcr's,I pooplo.” ^ n t "lo church, and theihe Lord spoke to us Tww in T a lls .. ic to""sing, for him ond l Weinell says hc; ststarted his organization und impressed upon me ti Luchsingcr’s new albu because hc believe;vcs conflicts bctw^een for us to go together a s; a Ifamily.” Lo^ovc.” will bc avoilablc forir ppurchase at pastors and their pari:larishionere have bccome And that’s exactly whiwhal the Luchsingers herer appearances. epidemic...... did. ___ oncens, rodeos and "Tliere havc alwa>vays been congregations Sliutiling among con< .uchsinger performs with tapesta because (hat (ended to haveJVC a lot of conflicts,” churches. Luchsingerr singssi her “countiy Lu' Christian music," and her husband gives his she ccan ’t yet ofTord 0 bond. The Tl Christian Weinelt sa ^ i^ 'B u t I would .say in'thc past sic field is not os lucrative'c asi pop 10 years.^ur denomination c (the Christian testimony. The'he children,' 10-year- musi< :ountry western. , - Evangelical lynhcranran Church in America) old E. P.. 7-year-old LucLucchese and 4-year- orcoi old Samuel, frequently’ jo in their parents on "Y'You don’t get rich singing'i^ln'churchcs, has been ^erwhcvhelmed with parish but wew don't lock for anything,"g,” Luchsinger confticts.-'i'l stage. els needs, These conw icts,, hihe says, often involve ll all began in Oklahcahoma, where Susie soid?i? "The Lord always meets I w e’ve never gone without oa trivial matter^ i a lt ai «fc,r|inicult to define, Luchsinger was' raised,:d. The youn^t:st of and v ------hiiLlhc,pni3sh_J!ntogoiHonists drive the co^flic^ _ four children, she grew:w up in a fam ily o f iTh<■here havc been successes. —-music-loversT—Her—falfathcr-wns-also-a— ^1,01.uchsingcr^ow-35r^eccntly- jy_appearcdxm_i^*9i* until they w in and theth e pastor cither quits or " N aoshvillc s Now,” CBN’s "700 Club." Susie Mci/IcEntire Luchsinger sayiiy8W e~*8aW tna;llgtit*1iT-1iT^984'durlng-H'Iov^ gets fired champion steer roper. on from Oklahoma "Miniracles N ow ” wilh Oral Robt togethert and cut his • - • salary by 12 pcrccn:nl, l. and that's when he knew hc was on the: woywj out. Thai's one of the tl problems with ABC Ne^3WS m a ^ hhire religi(ion 1 ^ congregational confliiflicls - all the fingers rchbishopol»f Canterbuiary to call arc pointing ;Ut thehc pastor. While the problem was actuallyly createdi by the parish correspoimdent for• mg^'or sh(lows foiDllowers bacckto churefa:h’s roots antagonist, the pa:pastor becoirtes the ’ scapegoat, and al! the blame is heliped bn T h e W ashington P o st Rorre.spondenl for its m eetiiting in New York - wherev. it’s COLCLORADO SPRINGS. Co'olo. - said the church1 wwi as sufTering from an probably heads for>r t the b ish o p ’s officc major news programs,, irincluding “World cxpec:cted they’ll be reossurcdcd that ABC When» PopeF John Paul II vi:b'isitcd “alarming dccIccline in church. hoping lo find anotheric r job. But jobs are not News Tonight". N ew's s isTtol headed for a date; wwith the Far Coloradcodd in August, the leader•^)f ^ the'"-membership." TodayTc there are less always available thesilese days in Proteslant When news division>n is because the understand how battlattered clergy might the lack of historicaical information Jenninings “wants to '‘p“y n^orcc'attcrition a to the ChiJhurch of England, anvocative and Unitedd States, it is collcdd the "Rather thana presenting their ‘ anybody. year. less pprcdicalab r lc on ;somc issuesjcs.’ ” Prolcstaistant Episcopal Church itin ihe congregotions witwith a vision, they’re Rather, I think, corcongregations that ore Meanwhile, a coupic of print interviews In tl:the same article, bearing ththe headline Unitedd StatesJ of America, anmd its trying to findI out01 what everyone looking for a new pastiastor lend to steer clear wilh Jennings,and "World>rld N ew s T onight” “ R ightht-W ing 'Views to Gel Morlore Airtime: member;lerf arc called Episcopal:alions. wants. ... Thee cchurch has lost a o f battered clergy. Peofeople pretty inuch want executive producer Emilmily Rooney, have PeterT Jennings," Rooney saisaid. “Most Internallatjonally. it is called:d th e historical scf;isc o f itsi identi^V’ their cicrgy to bc w ilhothout blot or slain. worried some ABC correspondents, co peoplelie in th e (new s) business hahave a more Anglicacan Communion, a;idid its Armstrong is attached to bis The Rev. John Ackei:kcrman, a Presbyterian particularly contributotito rs 10 Ihc WNT liberala! vision, a n d w e’re ju st tr>trying to tap membersers arc caned.AngUcans. church's 400-ycar;car-old 'tradilions, but clergyman who runsns support groups' for feature, “Arrierican Agend:n d a ” . inlo thth e rest o f th e w orld”. T h e visit v; by George Carey,y, his' al^o has latched:d onto < some modem clergy in Minneapolisolis, says attitude con sc c o n d official( visit to the UrJnited conveniences. He writes his sermons help a pastor sink o r swswim. Slates since sii he was nomed the II03rd on a Mocintoshih Powerbook1 laptop "Those cicrgy \who 6ome from A rchbishishop of Canterbury in 199991, is computer. Andi thetf shelf above his dysfunctional f^ iliccs s ;start getting nervous Missioniaary port of a c o n feren ce sponsored b;by the office CD ployercr featuresi releases by ‘ if somebody looksks cross at them," ------:------A nglican;an Institute, which movedd from Enyo. Mozort,, StanS 'Getz ond the Ackcrman says. “S o il*il's important to know FILER - Sister' | M issioion Training Cenler in PreProvo, U ta h , Sc. LouisLiis to Colorado Springs in 1992. 1' Grateful Dead, something about dysf/sfunclionol families, Merilec L. Coates, I ncsday. T he church ch in the Uniled Slatales is Similarly, he deH)ydel deals with both i- And it's crucial to gigel support and not daughter of W illiam '■ ales graduated from Filer HiHigh School dividedd byb controversy over socialial and the liberal and the Conservative wings overrcacl to crificism .” ond Wanda Coates of I 9 0 and the College of SoutlUlhcra Idaho ihcologi>gical issues, includingIg the in the church, His advicc: “If yoiyo u co^i refrom c the Filer, has been collcd to I . where she rcceivcd twovo associate ordinatioItion o f homosexuals, ancnd the “tlic conscrvativItiv es w o u ld w an t u s to , , criticism and say, ‘OlO h , I ’ve got another serv(^ an 18-month I dcgrccires. She is also a. four-yea^rniScminaiy ordinalio.lion o f women. UnivcrsollyIy, the condcmn panicrticular sinsj very I h fficifllly bans th e Qfdinotitin Ifh o rn lc ' ------Icaming-«xpc«cncc-biubcfc,'- thcn,.you.can------“-- ■ missicin'fonhc'Churchr™ uatc:—Shc has 'been ciilpmployeth«t— -church.ot ick is to not react Is, • homtrsex-icxuals, but^'hasn't disciplplined, would want us to do is bless certain . control it. The tricJ of Jesus Christ bf BIMB| b Iw K b -D cserejrei,industries in Twin Falls. dcfciislvclyrMoi>t o ftltese iht pcoplc^ust-want-^ — Lattcr^dy ^ainis in me I ------‘ bishops-ps — -^s ordala in e d sins,” hc says. “T Th« h e p ro b lem fo r'm e is. exuals to serve as priests. Mission. '; C :b missionaries' Send inforformation.to ■ hom oscxt s. The that'God has set:t 'u p (he c r a t e d b i^ e r I ordains womeil in the^UtUnited o f things, and it.’ Clark Morphcw■/ is an ordained She will speak in.. . Coates P e IIcdI Thomason, : The Times-Ni■News. P.O. 'Church 01 it.’s not' iip'lo me to cicrgyman arid yi writeriier for the St. Pauf sacram ent ■meeting at ...... 7 Box SAS48, Twin 'FiUIs,-ID 83303:73: Dcttdlind -, -States. _Cana^_Q and Ireland, bul not.inni quesiion his evaluailuation of what's good _ 12:15 p.m. Sun(lay-at theihc Filer Ist Ward is nooton Thursday for-pubiicaiiiiiion on the .Great Bn(Britain.. . , ...... ' a n d whtii’s evil.” chapel on West Midwayr arand will enter the Satunkday religion page. ,

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Chur._tJiough_nearly tl half (ff all F a m it y _ ^ H f TWIN FALLS _=_Ihc_-Idaha-Chrlstian- iJ p H - countries where thehe icraft.s are'mnde.-Tl)e sale- bursiN ot' prophetic tcrvdrfbr fi which Morinons I Minislries cling a iwo-day leadership lons'li'vc oulsi’dL-'lhc U.S. ’ held on behalf of SelS elf-H elp Crafts o f the W orlirld - Coalition is conduct! Joseph Smith w as k n o w n . The: si>six who were disciplined arc I will appear>fl| ,1 ■ school at the Twinn FallsF Reformed Church, u non-profit jobb creuiionc program of tl ^ *■ Mormonism’s foundnder warned that in thcirtir 4- 0 s and p o ssess "a 1960s in conccn at • 163! Grandview Driveivc N. M ennonite C entraltl CCom m ittee. nejtrly all men. ^ mentality ihai 10:45 a.m ^iH The training semirninar will begin al 6 p.m. given a little , b e lie v e s in l*ree ‘ Sunday af;^H Friday and continue! throughtli 5:30-p.ni. Oct. 23. ‘They want ____ Faich Clm- n Program regisi;istration continues . DnrvI F.ill^r n Pnriiptfif.-Nnfthwest pnlitiriil power. will inquiry,- and • — :—-the-saints-tow - f ------r - d e b Jie .iiid U v lt------pci, corncr ^ . for consultant from Orego:gon will speak. Topics to Ik "* ■ TWIN FALLS -- RegistrationR is continuing fi Smith’*s elo- of Adams and EasiEast A venue D. r^ 's a d d re s s e d includc: how h' to influence public believe they'aia re rights and human ' the religious educaticatipn program ut Si. Edw ary .1^ queni sc rip tu ra l The Brunersi combine c< contemporary m policy, how to be a1 grassrootsg lobbyist, media music Catholic Church, . ** treaiise. written in mild-mannered r and ventriloquisiJist puppetry (Tim’s sidek ram relations, campaignss anda elections, fundraising im e n lekick. According to Pati’atricia McNamara, progra; '"S 1K39 in a Denny) to prcscrsent thcir gospel message, rcd. al the grassroots levelk'cl and ho^ to stan a local that wouldn’t harmhs . b e n s said . "It'.s :e. The director, more thanJt 70~i students have registerci Missouri jail. ‘ju s l a totally ! program is designegncd for all ages, ush cliapier o f the IdahoI ClChristian Coalition. Cost is She expects this weel'cek en d ’s final sign-up lo pu> ^ resotmds in the a fly. But the fa diffcrenl world ; TTic B nincrs havehav performed in most o f th ligh— per p erso n or.r. S49S per coupic sharing ■the'50 enrollment past 80.). £ She'says crcdit for the hij! modem church as ' Of the m atter I: view." states and in HurEurope and Canada. They 1 im. m^erials and S25 fora>r a stucient o r pastor, r IS| y have enrollment is duelue to the new progran its hierarchy ’ I recorded th re e: nlalbums and arcs,working < igh Jhe Iduho Christistian Coalition is a non- they’re not lik• advocacy at the grassrssrcx>ts level. Tlie Christian h o m es o f g r o u p> leaders.li The program i small, bui vocal foremost his- 1 o f C oalition has slate affilffiliales in 39 stales. people.*' CROPWalkyIk/Jog stt for todayi' designed to bring CtChristianity into the lives c segineni of lhe , . toriuns '^f . students relevant toto the stage of life they urure For more informaticIllion. call 1-800-325-4746 TWIN FALLS - world's ■ 8.5 ^ Morroonism. said S - Those who wish to take John K o n in ^at 536-616 1 1 6 . ______n .P m currently in. *! . — E x c o m m u nn lc i c . a t e d o ne factor in lhe in the CRO P Walll/alk/Jog should meet at 100 4 i .m, Four modules nrecoffcrcd o during-thc-ycarrwii today at the Colle£llegc of Southem .Idaho Arm In lhe weeks study/discussion timtime interspersed '^ih grou Salt Lake City lawlav yer • ^Jipulsions is a Walkers m ay signgn up then. jup Altar society to) tbe host to meeting'8 . sihce five high­ _____deep inillen- . activity and commurnunity service time. Subjeci er profile scholars PaulToscDSCano nialism. a belief A num ber of a:area chiirchcs iind- wards itholic doctrine^ to, pcc“ J BURLEY - Tlic Lill-ittle Row er Catholic Altar ‘■“nge from Cath he und feminists “ ' ' ' ' lhal Je sus Christ ___ helping m th plplans for ithe event. CR amilv communication.______^ Society is hc^siing; t>the fall meeting of the _rclationship_s_ancU^i of w^e‘f c~'ifxcoin in u ni ciicafctn~Srmtirs esfijblTsffished the church - and its (originally titledred~Chnstian RucSTOvcrscrseas Sessions are held'l [t;;— S o u ih e r n 'D e jif c r y■oflhcTcIulio ^ l Council oT Id'from 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday; words have beenI cited; by the enormousously succcssful missionary Program) is the: nanam e given to walks and o unday. The New Tcstamere-.' C atholic W omen on OcOct. 23. ■ ■ ' h u n g e r e d u c a iiotion und.fundjaising-cw „»■» The theme is “WoVoman nf Many : “ dissidenis_and_chufch sponsored by Chur |>c ' in vastly differeni comnicxts. . , apocalyplii^plicrclum. - - ' h u rc h W orld Scrvice. Fraser at the Guadalualupc Parish on Falls Avertu^ Registration and a contontinental breakfast wil) Iw _ Most Magic ViV uU cy w alkers tackle _thc jjj.’ h e ld fro m 8 :3 0 to) 9 9:30 a.m., and will be[)e ‘ F or e x a m p le , atI ja semiannual "So yooyon have this sense among the V®. o-' Other modules willill ibe held in priyute homcj ps general conference lvtwo weeks ago. raiik andid file, f und il may bc iruc of ^ mile (lOK) trekk cdown Washington. AddiJdison oneinFilerandsijcin; in Twin,Falls. ■’ followed by a businc!ness meeting. Workshops I and Blue L akes.. ScS o m e opt for a shorter juununt on covering topics . including '‘Church Apo.sile Jam es E. Fausust quoted Smith lhe leadersdership tcx>. lhat there.is to be ' the CSI hiking trailrail. A few'run the distance. Communities." "Familjlily Affairs." "Lcgislalion."i/; in cauiioning the mench of tlie church a divisionion and; the sheep ure going to '• know Youir Relteligion series begins“ "International Affairs,rs." "Communily Affairs"s" against trying lo use: Ihcirll priesthood he separataruted from the goats,” suid Nazarene Chi'hurch sets open hououse "The Know Yourur Religion lecture serieses; and "Organizalior)a! Development"Di will followIW aiiihority - given to alall males 12 and Q uinn,, who wl was excommunicated spbnsored by the ChiChurch Educalion System-o ------over--unrit;lileously inin the hom e._____ Scpj,.26.J.5 .J J ______• . , — ,______' - --KIMBERLY—'“ The'Klmbcrly Church of thc'tipS Chureli. begi•egins this week. Lectures lususi The women .willI aalso participate in the”ic The dissidents.-tji-Jiqwcver. say ^osl: ofof the disciplined und muny . . . . Nazarene has plplanned an open house® ;“na approximately \Vi hoihours and begin at 7:30 p.m.m. celebration o f mLss, an(and the day will close withth a u th o ritarian leadci:!rW are ab u sin g o f ih eir ir supporters • believe lhe dedication servievice for I p.m. today afnl lhc at five Magic VallijTi:y area churchcs. ' ' ■ a'lunchcon‘'Dianc Fala'shFa of.W ciser. ICCWW iheir ecclesiasiit:altl authority, by crackdown)wn wus orchestrated by Elder church. 3550 E . 337 7 5 0 N. T he public is invite»'Cd. Rand Packer, instructionul stn designer for CEiES president will speak,, andar enienainmeni will.he demanding an- eiieither-or Old Boyd K.C. Packer.P 69. acting 'head of Training Services,i. vwiJI speuk Oct. 23 at thi;he provided by Lanelte; Shipley.S Cosi is S7. All,11 Testament obcdicnccc jal the expense lhe Quorurorum of ihc Twelve Apostles Deacon to leaead adult study classISS Twin Falls Stake C;:enter en on Maurice Street. Hi:■Iis , Catholic women fromn thetl Southem Deanery arerc of the New Testamentnt gospel o f love thut udvisevises the three-member Firsl and forgiveness, Presidency,ncy. TWIN FALL^^ •>- Deacon Bob Sass will leadle;; a lopic. "Therefore. WWalk With.Me," discusseiies encouraged to attend, u, "They want the saiaints to believe Apostlelie Dallin1 H. Oaks has denied ' new adiilt studyy cclass,‘set for 7:30 to 9) pp.m. Christ's injunction to Enoch as an invitation fofor The Southe'rn Dear:ancry includes Jerome, • "* all people to walk: withw him. whol this mean:tns Buhl. Wendell. Goodloding. Hagerman. Twinii] Ijhey are mild-manncncred men that the action;ions constitute a "purge" or J. Tuesdays at’-St. EdvEdward's Parish tfall. • V • wouldn’t hami a liy.■ IBut the fact of were coorcDordinated by the hierarchy. '______------— -Thc-six-wcck-ch-flngg h»»£im TiircHnymplishcd with scriptural ancnd Falls. Shoshono. Haileliley; Sun Valley. Burley. ------me milller is. they'rere nol iiKc that. However,:r, ao commiticc keeps lile^ cjn •' ■ "Whot Catholics o f Mn>onui,eXiit>lblc!^. ' ------KUpen Uild olllenictghb^litx>ring sm all towns. CS Believe.’’ Other tbpics They go after peoph[)le." said Paul the publiclie utterancesi and writings of discussion are “‘W Wl ho We Arc," "How Werg Are, Phil Wightman. religionre instructor at Rick::ks J Toscano, a Syli.L^keke lawyer who many iniellniellectuals and forwards the Organized," •'CatiCatholic Faith Dcvelopmcrlent." Collegc in ftexburg.rg. will speak Friday at thehe Methodist churcl-che^ set workshop h u rch Jerom e Stakci C enter,:r, 25 N. IM E.l and again a was excommunicateded S ept, l,9._in m aterialII to ihcirjocal. bishops und ------"Church, Authoriiarity" ond ’’How the-Chu C a s tc r n 'D is tr ic i o f lire" holies the Hailey LDS chupclapel orT Brdodford Road anc ------BUR-tBY-^-^ho-bi rS' ' 'p‘an for criticizing chururch leaders. stake prtsidcsidents. . , Changes." The sessions-are-for-bothCatho:ses rcncc of United Methodist Cedar Street. His topiopic. "Rcdempiion of Zion,’^ •• Oregon/Idaho Confercn -'<• ll is a tenet o f Monormon theology “ll iss a a way of keeping busy and n on^alholics.:s. d a training workshop for provides definltioiion of terms, historical,’l Churches has planned j that lhe church is guided by bishops informed;"inf< Oaks said. “But it i For more informom atio n . call 733-5883. Nov. 13 a rth e Burleyr United U Methodist Church. background and impli-ms. call any iWul United ..' only in receni decades;s of the faith’s grandson.*;n. ^tfiti his recent decision to is planned for thisis v&eck' at the H le r Mennonionite_ individual ward oct.sl;itSlilke rcprescniotives. Full M elhodisr Church or the Buriey church al 678-* 163-yoar h isio ry hav«ivc conformity leave ihee ChutchCh was partly ba.scd on 0 * ^ h . 109 Fifthh S _ S t , ______feccies pre-registfatfation fees ure S12 per “ 2184.______■ , and orthodoxy been:n so stro n g ly discrepanciiincies between Oal^s'- public ------ItemrtramJcrafn iny.iwn pfnplejind329j(flLn ------cmphtnftctb41hs-fo.Ht^«!pl-of-^^-^ey«^— slHiemenis-iiis.amUus-privatc.£oramcnts______best artisans w ill1 be available to shoppers fromfn family (members of the same household), )n The Tim es-N cm welvelcomes new.s-of church ■' opposition, alive in Ihc1C 19th ccniury. to Benson>n aboutai T oscano's case, 1 0 'a .m .to 8 p.m . ThT hu rsd ay and Friday and frcfrom Individual tickets are S3 al the door. Season onlO:Ellen-T1)omusonrThe—s~ — has died-u slow-death in the 20th. T o scino a n o believes Packer, who ------10 aim rto 4-pjnrO'Ocrr23rItcm5-forBaleinclu < cludC"~passcs-(availablc*throi !rough'Novcmbcr)-arc-good yd—evenlsrStndinformaiion- iox 54H. Twin Falls. ID) O pinions v a ry as to tc why. Allen declinedd anai interview request, is • «lay whistles fromm 1Peru, Mayan weavings fnfrom at .any Idaho area progrogram . • Tim es-News, P.O. Bo> m w Thumdiiy for puMiaition1 Roberts, editor of Diuiogue.D an laking adv{tdvaniage of the leadership Guatemala, carvcrvcd giraffes from Kenj:nya. All people age 144 aand older arc inviled. Theie 83303. Deadline noon ' independent journalll o f M o rm o n void crcatc any good signs righl Briefly Laitcr-day Saints hasIS never had a now. I d d' o n ’t see a M orm on ly president boni in the: ^20lh century. Gorbachev,’ev," said Roberts, who says Cardinal boycycotts Madonna sho'low unless it withdraws sporponso rship. Crusade for Christ, whichich produced the video andI Presidents serve forr life and the ihurwiththcI the fall o f com m unism , "lhe Cardinal Aponte threatenedthr lo cancel church:h prom otes the distribulicIlion."W e’re not having; cunvni prophet. Ezra TaftTj Benson, is Mormonn syslems^ may now be the SAN JUAN. Pucruerto Rico - I^eno Rico’sf ti contracts with Pepsi,>si. mainly concessions inin people com e to a stadium.im. We're taking Jesus and1 an enfeebled 94. Owinglg to a iraditipn most tolalilialilarian. most authoritarian Catholic official iss sayingsi a prayer that Madonlonna parochial schools, unlimlc-ss the company ends itsIs lhe video to their own hoihomcii so Ihey can watch ilI of apostolic successioron. the top 15' large instituttitution left. doesn't perform hereIOT later tjiis month. financial com m itm entsIts tto the event, in thcir dens, He's also pressing;ing parishioners to prove• th Pepsi ofticials havee u "firm commitment" lo lhele "In the schools, the Terfen Conim andnichts, Bible ' Pepsi, one of the coni:on cen sponsors, is not the rigr^gW sold -o u fco n cert. conciinccn promoter Larry Steinn and prayer have beenI ooutlawed. The.problemI '' ____ - ______: one. baby. said. About 26.000 fans-arefan expccied to attend,J, w e're seeing in sociciy lotloday‘is no one has a basis> ll p o n te f/Iartihez joined a boycc Cardinal Luis Apoi ycott tickci prices ninginging from $40 lo $ l2 5 ; for right and wrong." hccsaiiJ. si ' 1 • o f M adonna’s O ct;:t; :26 concert and of Pepsicsico. * Tlte m ovie, .shot on locaocaiion in Israel in 1979. is The boycott w as calcallcd by the,United Front"t Sf Evangelists to delleliver movie ‘Jesus’’ based on the Gospcr,of,l>f,Lukc. Campus Crusade Media Improvement,tnt. a local citizen’s group. Tl edited Ihe original iwo-hoihour-film to 84. minutes. Attitention, MMagic concert is pan of thithe singer’s worldwide GirlJiriie COLORADO SPRI^RINGS, Colo. - Saying the® Churcfh volunteers will'ill go from hom e lo home Show tour. worttof God isn’t reachaching the public, a group o" f distribuiing Christian painainphleis as well as videos, Vcalley Cler^rgyl "Madonna is on anti-valuemii for the Puerto Riotican evangelists is hoping to give a copy o f the m ovie® Similar distribution projirograms urc going on in1 . • ■ T people, the churchrch and our youth." Aponon te "Jesus" lo eyeiy househc;ehold in Ihe area, .. Portland. Ore., and Seattlellle. Burch said. ling for the show’s canccllatication "This is analogous to a Billy Graham crusade." Martinez said, calling jmpUcd fio m w ire reportsI and for Catholics to stop buying Pepsi producJucts .said Kenneth E. B urch,-ch. a consultant lo Campuss Com; - I P a s t o3ral ) C are O riei e n t a t i o n Graham plarans religious reviviVal in Atlantaa y ATLANTA (AP)) - Evangelist Crusadee isi scheduled for Oct. 26-6 N e w . tto i the Magic Valley?\ FridiJay, October 29,9, 1 9 9 3 , Billy Graham wil! hold hi what he 30.1994.4. in the Georgia Dome, calls an old-fashionand drew that's as powerful tod.loday as it was 500.000) people.p His seconcl was in" TheUnil^ted BreHireen Ciiurcli liOOO y e ^ ago." -- —- 1973. dra'Irawing 266,500 over-seven 3 0 2 3rd : Avenuii e E a s t The Atlanta Billlilly Groham days.- . • Designed fobr.aViy clergy visiting3 thcirtJ i:hurch in Twin Falills family who} <^re hospital patientsts h ^ ’ Invites you lo woi'orship with us. * A n overvie\A:w of hospital policies;s andz procedures ' I ) - — y ifl-’~‘~We~arealive~ ; * H S R TtVEST D IIN N E R f ♦ An opportuiunity to meet our staffaff and tour the ^ vibrant''' a n d growiniW g l I facilii^ ^ VALLl.E Y C H RISTIAN t 2h . W i t in failh I a n d service^ totc * ContinentalII breakfast and lunchh pprovided CHURCEH h M \ Jesus Christ. \ H eyburrf;jT w SUn^oy"ScHo^*teterall ages.- 9:45 a.irtr" ------— — Rleservations e i^e'qfxlnxiTB d:------gl------Worehip-Senirvice---lJ-:00-q»m. „ ______C a ll^ Z X37-2999.hefotieS>cJ')ctober27... ______B a k e S alie l t SS D onationsisforMeatH ^ WedrMsday Nighft BibteI Study - 7:30 p.m.m . ^ Q iiilt R afflele Tickets $1.00 ea-a. or 6/SS.OOU M -7972 Pastor h ►jagic Valley Rcfiional>1 MIN edicoj C enter I)------E v eryo nna i W e lc o m e !—— Pci/a Melxger

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^ r t e L i n e TThcTlmSVws 1 Man;ia g e r 1h e lp s;PhiUiiies get d o v r aI, . d irty y -For-the latest- scores, call: t- "Visitors’ cllilulDHouseTmam & g e f p r e p mires fo r P K il^idelpKia’s amival, stb ck s UfLip o n fav o rites ' The Associated Press Friday’s workout I guess you could clas.si.•wify our ap- Besides, manajonager Cito Gaston cautioncd, his ; D uff duc.s lUii hil. pii -p:nTron-KAiMTrGJ>tHin«*W^ ------proactrayJ J i lju.Mne.'U'ltkc.'...... ■ ------hamk>f^«ady4}li: - — might luive.ihe toughesti;si jjob while llie riiil'lics — * "I knovnow n lot has been made aboutat lliciri cluir: "Jusi becausese-ourguys o are clean-shaven, don'l are in town for ihc Woridrid Series.I thelioy'vc been in here before.e. PctcI Incaviglia. acteristic;mics, bul when you gel down to it, llie take tluit as woakrcakness. Tliey’rc lough guys,” Gas- H e's ihe manager oif f theil visitors' ehibhousL' Mii/liteli Williams and John Kmk,uk," Duff snid. only thinjlling that matterv is how you pcrfonnpc be- ton said. "Tlicyy jujust might get o linircut mon: of- al SkyDomc. ■‘Tliey..likc to have a good time,lir "nicy can do ivvccnI (hthe lines. Let me say this,is, lliougli: ten tlion tlic playerayets on Philly.” [MOPlln i n g "From whal I've secn'o;n'on lelcvision. they def- wii:-■liatevcr they want. Tlie onlyily trashing 1 hope ’ They'rerc givatg for baseball." Tht7 sure don'lJon'f spit or rip Ihcir uniforms like initcly get down and dirtylirty." DulTsjiid Friday, a the;icy don'l do is pouring chartlampagnc over ilic For fans,fan and for the opposing playcyers. tlie Phillies, day before Game I, "I'vi'I've been in touch wilh cluilubliou.se next week." “ 1 wanvant to’sce them." said Torononto’s Jphn ‘T o me, theycy lookl< like tliey havc a buruh of ...... their.cqiiipmcniM nanagcagcr.Jlndiiig out abouL ...J-TlieJ?hillics.bctjin.irying-lO-^iO-win.(JiC-cluunpL^ 0 1 cmd..pl-porhaps ihc.most.mildrmnnnnnenid man_ guys vyhp tove: the gmnc. warn to go oul there nnd I m e what they like." ‘ . onsnship Saturday nighl whencn Curl Schilling in the mamajors, "'riiey look .like n rouglihouscroi get dirty, liaVe: furi,furi beat iip bn the biitthall,’’ said ' ------A .slnrihe.ki/jd-of■ ch fhtvnng tobacco and pjjcitchcs again.^t Juan Cuxmiiniin o f the Toronio gang. J/kelike they're having a lol orrun,"I," Toronio’s'R jckcyAcyJlcndcfsonrwearins-jj Ji(sad=— — cigarellcs and other mc.stncssy stuff lhal Lenny Blulue Jays, "Youu definitelyd play with a lot oif f cliaraclers< band wilh "NoI Fear"Fea written across the front, Dykstri and the rest likeCIO lo .spit? " I cnn tell you this, wc nrc prettypn much about' as you'reI're growing up.playing ballI bul,I no, 1 "1 think whenm w e were tii little league or street ’•Well, the league doesn'esn't'like ps to I'alk about thele s;mie," Guzmnn .said. "Tliehe only difTercnce don’t kno' the World Series rested and re* ______» pitrtw l twirt* nj^inct Atlnntn nnrf EufokooUneliBOl lOum. — How-long-il-will-hiay-timttlmt,\vayriio-one-is-ccr— bc-fr found-riding iiitlitf backs oflimousines.—- f lii r*— of-iho-lMinBiiKt^tlicy-havc-bccn-cliaracter terizcd-aai.a-.-liixaLSchilling.pit tain. “ I would clas.sjfy us as gentiintcel," Toronto’s bundi of nuts' thoy hnve been chararactcrizcd..was the MVP’ ofo f the series. Guzmon was 2-0 _ ’ "I'veknownabunchofio f llicir guys f^i^m■when Paulml Molitor s;iid. “ We havc fun,iun. but we ^oTt in m any wa)ways Ihis season." Fregosi saisaid before agiitast Chicago'.o’.

. ConoQo tooiOnir ___ -______Cuu«n Wiiilwuiloii M 14» Oo.«.Slnli,i.tWrl»t SUI. . , MonUi~iSl!.lnall(MiK>£l< iBrriinB S b e att b a c k :rBravees736^] P»ope«as» counvy Sl falls I Twin Fatlml Elko B y L a n y H ovey .Tinie.s-Ncws wrilcr , ■ __toJ> Ricks T W IN FA LLS — llIt jijusi could be these Twin Falls Bruins have: dcdecided to be for real, lOom -ChinnoHfl.35.3S. Co ni — C'umiH)!I 13. Coiiogn (oiiiuaii. WiMonim al camii up with ii eonsisteiiltent, potent and dcfen- H deefelise sivuly sharp team effortbrt to beat the young 1 30[rm — Cnsnnws 0.35,0.3: CWlngo W«»hifM)ton By Mike Mailsfiller . BlUCl> Boi.sc Braves 36-1.^ Fridayday night. •______2 p m — C«»nnol \3. CoiicCmiran looiumt. Vkig al riofKla ^ . T he victory niiscs Ihchc Bruins to wiihin a Times-Newss sporuspi cdiior ' 2 30|>m. —ClMnngis 7. 3(30. ••non ciicir>v. Uio<>Omv' Cup win over Centennial in Boise: next Friday Soocuu, ...... night-for another Irip to) Ihthe -State playoffs un- :___ j;WlN.i!ALlALLS - Ploying superior dc- 3 pm — Cnnnrwl 12, 0e«ryi>cyciing. Tour Oa Frnncn h|pni.ghts fense and makinaking kdy plays at the end. 5 30pm —Cmifiniil 13.C13. CoJlogo (oulUail. NoUo Dlima ol dcr Coach Jon Jund, DYU • "It's whal Ihcy can1 .expect.cx coming into Ricks College;gc .lefi Collcge o f Southerp O’pm -Cl«'ir«t12, Wo.iWofid Snrmti. Camo 1 Bruin Sladium." laughed;d seniors t.ackle GcofT Idaho scrambliinbling in the Region 18 racc 0pm — Cnanrwur. 30.30, ComifloC Iwotpaii, Owsg Stale al . . with a win al CS Wnbor Slnln Picrcc, who pnl the endid toti a sparkling two- it CSI gym Friday n i^ l. ------^yciir-cjirccr-in-llic arena—a— barring-posl-Kca— ' Trailing untilintil tlic final few points o f the so nplay. fif\h gam e, RjcksRjcl took'the match 15HK It was the founh 1\vinin FallsI victory in ihe 12-li$,t5-U,..6-1^,6.15,17-15. ■ last five tries against B(usc(use and the 36 points “ Wc neverT iViiViode 0 dig the whole game, was perhaps a Twin Fnlis’liis’ high in the series, W c did n ’t playploy any defense," soid CSI Muni-Can>[lyon best datingrbkk to 1939. Thnrhni was wilh only a Coach Ben Slroud.Sin “They played great • ball tournaiament set cursory checknnte Fridnyly night,n l( turned up a defense. Tliallot vwos the difTcrcnee in the 35-poini effort againsi tinthe B raves in 1973. match." —,l:niry deadline for tlic . TWIN 1-AU.S— ,1 The 23 points may be thehe hirgest Bmin mar- TIic Vikingstigs also mode several clutch - Biidwdscr ;ind Soulhiulhem Jdaho Distributing fl| plays afler comiioming back to lie at 13 in the gin o f victory. mil loumnmctU is Oct. 21. Muiii-Ciinyon bcsl bull "Thi.s one worried mo.mo." admiiied Jund. fiflh game. RickHicks fell behind 14-13, went ' ’Hic tourney willI Ik played iit Twin Falls "We didn't practice realil wwell all week what ahead 15-14 oneond 16-15 .before ending the ' Lyuii-Spclngi>.golCcuuru:------____]_____ Muuidp:iLainLCaiLvoi wilirtliiTliig win over ITigh7ghiairdlusrwe'tflraird~ match o n Alcthaetho Gomez’s tip.______' Oct. 23-24. ull th e di.straclions Ihis; wiweek o f hom ceom - in iliat sameno period,p CSI had two spikes • • Scoring will bc baselased on Chapnun .formal . ing," hit out oflunds bound and 0 set pushed out of ' : Sniurdny ati'd best b:illill oon Sund;iy. "W c started a little .slov\low bul we ju.st kept rcach to negateate two I solid kills and a stuff Handicap dilll-ivniialItial between icuinniutes is playing better, and, by thehe end. 1 thought wc block by J*yGly Graves. i . \ ' 1. . w cre,playing very wcll.*.'.lic.'.hesaid ------,------'•Theytnodcode the bigplnys and we - ; Paid entries shbuldId bcI mailed to Del Eric- I — ardri*5 ^sirotid-stid'said.-'W ^iad'our'oppor------Tho Bruins hafTn coupliuple of caNy sltitiers ; son. Box 1032.'ai CarCanyon Springs or Mike — like a fumble on the fotfour-yard lino afler a we didn’t convert." ------, . . Humb1in,Box 1433,iii’ , 111 Twin Fulls Municipal, pass cdmplciion early ih'thi the fniy. But senior hour, 2 0 -minute match fea-- linebacker John McCluiiky!iky oriiscd thnt sling M g long rallies m th diviijg saves Muni plans Sn:>nake River Ihrcc plays Inter by turninging a flat pa.ss into an both squods. Chapter PGAK matchi play i[)tcrccption and touchdowniwn. game was the only one not ------'Boisc-thcn-stung-lhe-dcfid efensc-bnckrmarch^ d M icJinaLcooplc,points, Ricks------JWlNt-ALLS —— 1 iw in i-ans.iyjgnicipal'* »id. quickly fell behind 6-3, • G olf Courso will hostSI tlthe Snake River Chap­ ing to a score by Joe Radckdckc and Justin John- HS h ter. Rocky Mounlainin I Scction. I^GAi match son convcniibn to tic il. But tho Bruins then reel-eeled (^ff 29 stm ight' ngs never trailed af^cr the play toum^inieni Moneondny 'lhroiigli Wednc.s- Its in the founh game leading ' ” dny. points. Josh Amund-son scoi>cored from the 4 and -g jS L i five play.s afler the kickofT,off, Ryan Brown, fell ™ 23 joint. CSI closcd to 11-9 and Host professionalI Mike M Hamblin snid the UlKE SALSSURrmt* Til tunilies, and weJUcks ( fiiushed the conlesL field will bc drawn fmimm chaplcr courses in on a B oise fum ble ui thelie BraveI 31. With a m inulo left in the hnlf, M Golf Cam. _ rfgciHM in thr n pickcd up 19 points on thrcihrec straight pos.ses- -toniglighi.l- ihoughi-(junioi‘ quartertcrback Ryan) '■ 7006-13 -I ------I West Minico Warriors,,W sion. McClusky scored on3n ja 20-yard counler SlangiIgcr had a great ball game,e. Wc pul in a TwnFMi 710100-30 run. Am undson wcni in frorfrom the 7 on his la.st coupl*lie o f new w rinkles fo r himlim and he-cx-- ^i"=Kr,5agS)'"“' complete undefilefeated season appcarancc of (hc nightht iund Viluth K in-' ploil'etted them. Not much went! wrongw for us. !f opening points tr RUPERT For thellic first tim e in school navongsa popped a dive for 27 yjirds. A nd I I was particularly pleasedd wilhv the way TFj*»o»icy20n ;tball coach n7nm(psuMM)"i’ssZ'T-- 11-6 at one point lilsiory, the West Miiiic(nico W arrior; have gone Tlinl Icfi Boise to scoreX llthe final points on we pliplayed largely mistake free.:c. 1 especially ' S S S SM ? 27 run (McChnky uck) • a 7-yard run by Johnsort witlwith 8:33 to play. didn't,'t miss those mental mistake}kes,” the coach iwonnionMiwiFnifl(pauM«d}. 13-11 beforcRicl undcrcntcd and won thuIhe Magic Valley Ei^illi- T h e E a gdovmjob H r Gnidc football cluimpior)ionship. iheir iinal home The fiflh-qunrtcr icnmten nlso finished ihc Vnlley at 1 p.m yenr unb«ilen. ition forr playof Nonh Idalio IFrid Under ■ Bobcat:ts in go(od posif j~ matchup. Hamblin, Meyeyerhoefrer ' ?Jt8S The Times-News honored at awaivards banquet ^LENE - Don Monson, the • SUN VAtLEY —• Twin Tv Fall.s‘ Mike Uam- BURLEY — The Buricjrley Bobcnt.s hn'vo alive who pushed University o f blin wns nnmcd playlayer of the year and -come closo to completinglg :a rebuilding ycnr Basket!I into tlic national Hmolight in Cnnyon Springs' Stevc‘^k'C'Mcyerhocircr \ros se- the way everyone wantsIS lto: on top of the and early 1980s, may hove Icctcd assisinni of thethc year al the Rocky South Central Idaho Confi)nfcrenco standings ?ime. " , Mountnin Scction PGAj A nnnual awards-bnn-- - und u cinch (o go to the .sintcUitc playolTs. tums d(hc has turned down an invito- quci tliis week. Burley’s stingy defense iced that Friday 0 Australia's pro basketball Tom Anderson. Luurclurcl. M ont., was profcs- night w hen it piichcd a shutclutout at Jerome and xnain if hc will pursue another sional o f tlic year andI Blnckfoot'sBl Mike Day- cam c aw ay with a 25-0 decis ffs Downl ley was junior golf icatieadcr along wilh mcr- Tlio w in. running the BobBobcats year (o 6-1, -_____ • I h e iMsocxated Pmough ita lo'know there’s not a lot chnndiscr of tlic year willwiih Carl Hoss, McCall, tnove.s Burley within a victoryvie over Wood ire going to hire o 6 l-ycar-old and S'toiicy Brown, Boiseotsc. River ncxi week for all Iheic goodies.g^ COEUR D'ALEin said Thursday from his Tom Sanderson wasas volcd' icachcr o f ihc A victory would put goigold in the trophy Coeur d'A lene nalivi yeir and also given Uieic Hortonf Smiih Award case bul assure Ihe Bobcnt.sIts o( f the home field Idaho basketballled int to Spokane last week afler '■ for his "dcvotioh to proipromoting and tmprov- advantage in the playoff' opopener against the the late 1970s Jc’sand team in the National Bas- ingn" the PGA cducniioniionnl program.s. fiflh district third-plncc team;am. which now ap- coached his lost gami■ Australia. Compileciled fro m staff'reports pears to b c A m erican Falls. Monson said ,chc thoroughly i enjoyed his cxpe- Jerom e, which had a three-ree-gamc win streak lion lo return todcf. A However, he balked when snapped,.also can move into llio playoffs by league and is uncenaxl him to sign a three-year con- beating the Buhl Indians next nc; week. Jerome coachingjob. idnths a year in Australia.and L would bc I\cadod for the fifthIfth district champi- "rm realistic enou'Outh teams. K ons' home field — probably)ly Shelley. of people who areorganized g situation as for as the 66 "Our defense slopped thetheir running game J conch,” Monsoncing i for,” Monson-soid. “The • I p la y ed d )so little and forced them to pass nndnd ^wo w crc lucky tb ■j Spokane home. ibly more organized and better contain ihem," said Burleyy CoachC Bill Hicks. M Monson returnedk’ould i be.” .that the snalaps on my “Jerome controlled Ihc ballall mosti o f the see- f l coaching Adcloide’sn, the West End Eoglc Super wami*upp Jja c k e t ond halfbui our defense just:held them.” S ketbiill League o f14-12 Au record and come in sev* . Hicks said the Bobcatsi hahad only one new | S Monson said hcleogue. ihi . w e re rur u s te d . wrinkle ready for Jerome and sprung it dn llic ANDY ARENZmw TkM- ^ rjence Down Under,neot buncR o f kids, or ployers irair— :------Burlejey's Kbdy Beck looks{fo f< r a w ay p a s t J e r o mie e •defenders during tHe~i management askedgqayflbjgT'M hi imsgirsiSd;------______95 z r^ zzzz]— ^Lbasi(^ly-wa5.a.po\vcr-fer-fonnation-but-we— ond'q:•quarterofthiB^obcatB'; ts*Tirlctory:------^— tract, spend 11 montcrs-rangcd from-20 to-35-yeors------spread their defense out andnd wcrc' able lo run work-more with youtlignera, u ^ l y AmcriclSns, ore :._uscC Coach John against a them. But, like all wcll-coachcd Robert'rt M iller, slated for h is first;t aaction since throw a littletie in the .sccond h a lf wiihoul i “It was a wcll-orgaon each team. Robinson on'hisor playing ' (cams. ii Jerome stopped it the next timo out," the opepener against Twin Foils, rereinjured his success, Icam 1 was wbri(ingve to wbrfy obout kids’ grades, . ______careee e r a t Oregon h esaid. ■ knee in praclice and is out for thle e season. : Se- T h ai.putIt tlthe onus of junior signul-c league was probably!, or ot the study tabic, or ns* J e ro m e s ollensc'hnd enoii|loiigh problems go- n io r ququarterback Aaron Bay wtwas shelved MarkSchofle)flefd;'" tlion 1 Ihought it woul'inson, who was fired last year ------I —I iling inlo the game. First,I. juji n io r h alfback w ith aa separated : leQ shoulder.•. He( tried to ' P le ase s e e BOBC>^T! M onson's t&om,at Oregon.tl Sixers, posted a 14-1: - 4 ______^______------^ ■ enth in a I4-lcam Icog ------r ./ “I had a really neai 9 s e c - ■... tli^nwensVeiyT3iJo i , of age. Two fordgnc It much 'pcrm iiicdto play o n e "You didn't have tc l-cniler or who’s in cla ^ , or cruits,” noted Monsoi TS/B7 aflcrnine seasons olO • •• . T • . .

ifday, Octobor 16. 1993 Tlmosmos-Nows, Twin Folio. Idoho B-7 I ^ ' Satufd 1 dowm , 1 t d ^gorRiclhfieldb>eats Sh[loshonee B irdiesjp u t-L o hr r in-4-way~— BytanyHovcy h o p e s , however, h and needs-to beat>eat ference in the game wavas they just cxc- capped oion a 9-yard strike to Andc'i T im c s* N ew s w rite r - North 0(Gem and Dietrich,to wind. up“P cuted so w(5n.’! s o n .- — - tie for 1f th e S l m illio n T h e exceptionally cxc low scoring, a They did away withith ithe archrival to into thehe game today and got fpuibur son and Kent ran th(he two-pointer In the: ftfourth quQrtcr, the diminutivitive Texas Open, productt of a course in excellmt condi- the south — Shoshonilo n e — b y 3 4 -2 0 (fiv e) today. toe So wc now have threeiree across.' In the seconcnd quarter, Sid 5-7, 125-]:5-pound Higley took on mucnuch Lohr's fast finish cccompleted an 8- tions and^iiid,two-days of ideal weather, Friday aflenioon to set up a probable school paI ^ i n g rc c o rd s a n d tw o ga mnes es W ard took a 17-yard1 Inip fnam Kent larger pro]•roportions. under-par 64.and liftifted him-into a extendeded dthroughout die field. A score championship showdwdown with the left," saida id T ig e r C o a c h D a v e 2Jam ora.ira. but Shoshone offset: thattl when Ray Suirtinging from a spread, Higley-ran ni share of ihe lead ot 13232 widi Billy An- of2-undCTid(ir 140 was required to qualify . archrival to the north>rth — Carey — ‘Theyey gave us the underneath stuff,uff. Helsely capped a driv‘ive with a one- and posseiised the Indians down the fielclfiel drade, D an F o rsm a n ani((>aufiuia«) Richfield 0-6 Sho>Banan in their regular "We; knewki they’d throw about 25 closc when a penalty nullifiedni an ear-- ft-A«>er»onO{10 pan irom Kant (Ward run) M organ, lik e d ie othwii7par pau from HigWy (Hgi^ run) - condidoas. Like Andracrade, the 46-year- 11 shotsts hhigher than his opening 62 old veteran was 5-imdidcr for the day. and wassdireeoffthcpaccat dir 135. But it could have bcccen — possibly "I ju^n gcgot in diat rhythm." Lolv said • w in xm chJicHcn______Lpftccdcopi,onning birdie nutts of 6 and 15______1 4 h e i r - ^ c o n f e r c T T J t J^ n l Morgan missed 'six: tbirdie putts be- feet on diethe Iiist tw o holes. *'I k e p t h it- tw een 8 a n d lO 'fcctjancmd failed on a 4- dng die; baball to about 10 feet all day, B y V in Q ^ p i e l l o ^ ting up showdowns wiividi Oakley and and heldd £Buhl to 1 iA total yards. footer to sa v e par. comfortabletable birdie range." T im e s -K e w s w r ite r . Murtaugh the-last twovo weeks of the IPrep football *0 0 0 0 ^ Jay Haas. oibnnc£.w. kev factor inithc move to the s e a s o n , ■. WoodRMTr 7 131313-48 tie, was alone at 1333 iofier 0 65 and top, he saiisaid, was,a 20-footer tp save KIMBERLY - In1 phphysical fooiball -~edded an 84-yard scoring punt returnum Kurt Waj^en and 1T e r r y J o h n s o n •SfRSSS'it^c niStvn(>unrai«)) ^ sevcij odicrs were ot 1,134. placing 12 par on hisiisl2dihole. I fashion, the Kimbeb e r l y B u l l d o g s . | n th e thithird quarter for Glenns Fer-xr- caught touchdown pas:isscs from Cody toughed oiit, a 7-6 CoCanyon Confer- ry’s final UoUree for.Hdnsen inn th e fin al p e ri- WR-MaccamiorSo2ruo(0ur»ilo0e™ni) ' nal ta lly . ______. WR44ettm: lolo IBatirena 13 pa«i (Uck fiM«d)______— i-encewinover-W endellJell-Friday-night. ------K n igght-totalledrl-M h t -yards-on-six•six— o d .------WR^)W¥«21"21 tS}jenS!»Udii . The Bulldogs, 3-22 im league play, carries,5, j s c o r i n g o n r u n s 10 a n d 5 7 Mackay 'l 4 e i4 0-<2 —Mertenn^MaUon m at 141 4-3 overall, paced byty vunrelendng de- yards antand a 20-yard pass from Blakd • Carey’ 444« Cam as County 20 ------ic n sii ifrure*5ew>'ttd-hfl~ h a ir c lr a 5 e d 'T r o-~ Fo^ — • M.Rocna7run(paufaleW)nkon 33 pau from Ucurae• (I(runfaM) C o n fc remcc n c football victory over Ca Merten shot 0 l-under-p•■p^ 71 Friday to diis coursc; sure on the quarterbacback,”, said Kim- The .P ro no letup holes." • Pilot defense force fiveiv e unty Friday aftcmoon. move into a first-ploce; titic widi defend- Thcro aro n< : berly Coach Rahdy Potter.Po: ‘T he play turnovers Oakley 21, HagenrmanO m«Coun on sat atop the leader board ers. _ , L y m ain n Kirkland scorcd all threiaed) Betsy King were have all1 year,"yo she said, “I'd just like MQrvn(aon ffirst downs m ' Only die top four pkplayers were un- nament. MyM} goal is to bc widiin three down was set Ijp by on 3 run (run Med) Cw«y ' 22 0 0 1(M4 by quarterback 3nin(njnrsM) the second half.” CarruaCountyflty 0 14 00-20 d c r p a r on th e n e w 6 3 991-yard 1 layout. strokes of thetl leod going into Sunday, ___ Mii-K'Json;s_3^ 3S-yard run and _ Merten began die da;lay thm strokes Ifl do diat,hat, I feel O K '' -- ---Haparman •• -0 0 0 0 -0 25-yard pass to Toddd3~Olcarma. The "Decld'Z► ■26;-RaflKlverl3 — ~ ' Murtau]lUgh 40, Castleford 6) behind l^alloh.',but diec 1U.S. Women's ' Alfredsscdsson stormed into contention k ic k w a s g o o d f o r a 7-07ti lead. DECL<:L0 - Class A-3, peclo’s se-s c ooy/run Mod) C A SFLEFORD T L — The, Murtaughugh Open champion savedd ;par four times with five^e consecutivec birdies on the The Trojans scoree ccame on a 37- nions toolook control ofthe game in thelljg Oflr^ Unt* M tun (AftlnBIOft Ue R e d Devils e v came back withh ca with piitts longer than 2C20 feet back nine,ae. iAt one point she was 6-un- *. yonJ pass fromlNate; KiKelstey to Dusty first halfilf over,i A-4 Raft River. W ood River 48, BiBuhl 6 v c n g c a nice c c dfter a defeat last week;ck. "It’s funny how dioslose longer ones dcr for die day.i She shot 78 on Thurs- Earl. The conversionn passp was inter- The Hornets')H( Shaun Kidd' caught gh-ppankcd Castleford 40-f0-6 go in and the shortercr ones doalt,” day. f „ HAILEY — WoodId,'River belted o e p te d . s e v e n ppasses a for 143 yards and a light m a Magic Valley Con-:on- Merten said. "On No.. 18.I 1 h a d a 2 0 - "A flcT r yesterday,yc 1 felt 1 could go for ? ^ Buhl 48-6 Friday nighght in a District touchdoVloWn. Travis M allory added football contest, footer for birdie and myny caddy said to it today."," shesl said. "I had a great dme WenM 0000-6 me 4, Class A-2 football contestc< keeping fc™nce fo< Kimowtr 7000-7 three cati:atches for 43 yards and one augh quarterback Chri:i r i s putt it a s i f it 's fo r par. o u t there-e fofor awhile. 1 thou^t to my- K-KWW1 run (Uc* oood) the W olverines hope3CS a liv e f o r a v u JfJh t W-Eo>137 p«M ttwn K«X«y (patslatstoiod) i score. tossed four touchdown pass-ass- "1 felt more comfonsrtable with my self thatit if I could just have a good state berth with Burle;ley still len. on W nf,y°- le victory. Tony Vahsholt;oltz swing today. I was reallally trying to fo- round andmd the odiers didn’t continue Glenns Feriy 66, ] the schedule. >, Filer 12 g S o ^ o o ?4’oT» Jne and Wcsly Cummins had cus. iryou~don*i,“you*re‘relm roublcbe;— what^eyd:ydid-yc3terday,-l’d be-fine,^^------:------j n u ltOT,Krw»^ ^ntfi tailed)______Hoss Schmidt had h FILER^GIen'nsJFcnlctry,..m riked.blo^^M w» his fifth game Z r f ' r rixptions-for-touchdowns— Z <______;______2 in Class A-3, roarearcd by Filer in- gSSSTft0 pau rtcm KnowlM (paM >«l*4) witHTOO or more yardsas rushing wiai“ ‘'’”^ "^“ ^ ■ 1iun(KneMto*-Kiad) 161 yards Friday nightIt o< n 25 c a rrie s. Munauan 614 713-40 Canyon Conference play,pl building a Orun (run faXd) OOGO-0 [Qz Lirse record , _S2-.0 lead in die first hah a lf^ ' RR«red three touchdowr)wns each for die Mackcj i 1SpaMfromWnghl|kk*BaoO) — Chi Chi RodriguezE ti^t the course "I've beebeen missing about eight 4------P r io l s rR a |n f d if rr i« rn 1 ) i a c k ^ - ^ p n = ------H A N'ISEN-^M S l ackay-won big in 148 yards ^ three tousu c h d o w n s . M-Curwmnt29 , record with a 7-under-;:r*par 65 Friday ' footcrsjijl.w y eek. That’s what’s been 418 total yards M-A«>w»ooOn ing kickoff fcfr a 95)5 yord TO and Mogic ValleyVt Conference play, set-et- Wood River had 41 and took a one-stroke:e lead afler the keeping me from winning," Rodriguez -. open in g ro u n d o f die $6(;600,000 Raley’s said/Tmmli,«rcak U putter — when I'm Senior Gold Rush; ; ... . pu ttin g gootgooQ 1 m ake diem all." retire at seeason’s end showers Fri^y morning made W ith bes!St years beljh in d him , BBaridey ta i Defending championon Bob,Charles Light sho were at 66 and playing conconditions nearly ideal on die P ^ Q g N t X — _Hejs_onlv 30 enough1 tot< olav laaskctball.” he saidaid -closed since OcL 6. whole n M ich ael Jlaying and playing, the moreare three consecutivc titles.i. tio n o p ener n ei Friday night against Gold-3ld- Dave Stockton. Georg x k w ere a t 68. re c o rd l5-under 15-u 201 is within riMch.. He said Friday he: wwill retire after it'sgoingng to hurt me down the line.” Now Barkley, who p:proved his off- cn State.. T1 hey.^plifi^ what he hhas as C uri a n d T o m m y A ycocl i n g f o r hiondis. vas the lowest Charles shotsho consecutivc 65s die final . this season regardlesss ofol whether he is Barideyley’s departure would mean thedie court star status last moronth widi a stint been sayinj Rodriguez’s 65 wa since the Gold two roundsid s toI w in lost year, able to lead the Phoeni>mix Suns to dieir NBA wou/ould have lost four of its mostost as host of "Saturday NiNight Live," in- Last sea:eason, Barkley said he woiildliiTd o p e n in g -ro u n d sc o re si ITS ago, and ded "Theseic aar re, w ithoui a d o ubt, d ie b e st ' firat championship. BariJarkley, whO-told_.familiarr faccsfn and ^ t e s t talents overver tends tojoin the shortt list1 of reccndy retire ifiie die Suns won die croyn. Rush began seven years d, held by. four greens I havehav seen in several m ondis,". the Suns ne.would plaplay three years a three-y:-year period. Larry Bird’si’s retired former sthrs: who\ were all Chicagog o stopped Phoenix 4-2 in die the tournament record, said Stocktockton, who has won five tour- when they acquired himlim in Jutie 1992, chronic: bibad back ended his career af- membeisofthe 1992Dr>camTearn. Finals, {ivinggiv the Bulls and Jordansans -odieis. won one Senior namcnts; diisdiis year. • '— ; said his back problem•m and a feeling ter the BarcelonaBi Olympics. Magicgic With an 82-game regularrc season their thircird straight championship,lip. • Rodri^ez, who has w irdan retii^, Barkl^ said dint is year and is Stockton:ton earned $90,000 with his t hat his best years anare behind him Johnson’:m’s shocking announcement:nt and the playoffs ahead,id, Barkley said When Jord diot I^GA Tour event this Ition to play no longer thon ings ($710,157), victory atot thel Transamerica Senior s trm g th e n e d his d e s irere t notr work for a his intenti< hon ranked seventh tn eaminj accurate putting. G olf Chamliampionship last week, and !0 years is long monthss later.li M ouths still haven’tn’t year before pursuing opportunitiesop in. two moroe yearsy was “written in stone."le ." . ottributed h is ro u n d to a& “No. 1, I think 10 ; he tour in earnings with aldiough he let die courlursc rccord slip leads the ftom 40 feet for $1,041,634.i34. Scoress and st;ta ts away widi a three-putt fr . t*4»-tS BcMwClaival 69-71-140 GtMGM .w aerw a ) filter ijialill of fame DwFormn S7-73-t40 O A S M - Cheffto . . . » « -7 J COLAWLAWO UAOIC-WiMd T«ir (MMgi ail aw ministration,tion, a talented and strong staff • SSSrlS r u S T " !!3:!!! afiKcti , 3837-73 Qum TheHmcs-NcwB inHut 68-71-ttO BobTMM a n d talenteditcd players." Harrah’sOdds TonUMwi. *™Wor^^SlZor 6B-7I-140 RcMIDoWgi«Mi 163*-tS owns a stunning all-time win- RENO, - T>« fcm cr.73-140 -aeflBru* 3MJ-78 DUFF.iUFFAlOeu5-g»'«dJinTOHiria*Mt<.»4»»-I,. C O E U R D ’A L E N E - 1 Ed ChefT, who Cheff owi }r-38-)8 Ml> lc State College ning pcrccnrccntage of .794 (846-219) at eai£§E* njm 4U6-78 «W NEW rtJRK JEI8-«Mil0n« low re^fl*,e^t.•• has built Lewis-Clark I ScMGurw Senior Gold)ld Rush scorcs •dL PUcad Ovm FM uMr. cn It* pnctca The'W arriors played in the SoaHeOi 4M6-78 • bKlLi baseball into one o f die; rmost doniinant LCSC. The ri W38-77 Kwad llegc history, has NAIA WorlVoHd Series title game for 11 FW(kStMnnKS-«S OldiHmnto rm NAIA Hall of Fame. w o n e i ^ t ch Ownnn mw tw AVnto ForM RMFMs s HaiyTcacns r S : ! ! iSillh^owwOd^^ S le W arriors sin c e straight, tM e -iu oebCMhM ’ 10}-6t DoqSoMln 4l-}7~7a owntton Wrt. vefewmi C4rijdilil •*'0-*1^ ^*14J*** Cheffhascoachcddie D({k*tr«uUM . 3MI-47 BnolJftfwifwd )84»-7g gwrwMM* xd IM m SOO kr crtaorg kon MM » lly inducted Jan. ChcIT,, an;an assistant coach on the 1994 sas:, ■ 3M )-tt larrljonaa 9843-79 laam 1976. Hcwillbeform all) ionol team, was named college - nSSnruOMMun S s s s ■ M4-«6 , ini-n ST.u 8 durin g die A m q ic a n BaseballBi Coach- U.S. nadona GMTtH M u a it VsidiM ■ OiowAitfw 34-M M H M Jmmr oi 47-W-4I ChaM nm, Calif. ' baseball’s's c) - ■0*0 oaDa "He was a pretty ne ssiji TSiftjrtSrOl 7»r»-l48 14^ ime Coach Stan 15. 7MS-1X OrvatUMr (HMT 788»-l4r • man all day,” said Jerom . 71<7-l» O i» S « 36^71 StamSMtiM m to come in in A longg nirun by Spencer Turpin car- ' I f 7Mt-tX I 78-73-149 I^yirbyft.Tam CP a APraPtI Richter. “W e asked him UMi n*ia U « ; PMW-131 FrMAiiU S 5 : S K S S Uxn , - n-n-iso (M lation and I felt "ed Burleyley insidei die Jerome five ear- 7MJ-1M JWn»P0W* 3M )-n T«nMQn1. A* Fen* 7444-IX OobMfr • 166‘yanls. started momoving awoy. Cody Beck t7-71-l» luoAM S F I n : ! i Schofipid passed for Ii n4»-iM s«T«nmw»r . */as th e k e y f o r p lu n g e d in from I die two. Then in Ihe •S, TMS-IX IteiM i 3»«-73 i S B B ^ m E Still, the defense wa: SRT ly in die game, final penodriod, af\cr another fumble re- KY.CIMim>uevi.RM«M 7M*-139 , J«T»lildJ« 344»-7} Hii" this Bobcat win. Early Hn OrtaM im a n « Pettu^i Jo*«iar|U 3M7-7J ^e Jerome five • covcry. BuiBuricy got consecutive big UMStfUMI 3M7-72. UIWMJKEEVEgffWOB ttTaraqftknrt Otm Burley marchcd to the lisiis stsi ' :hance away, nins fromm FFernando Vole and Turpin S S i S . but fumbled that ch C0-70-1M OirirF^ imbl'e af its own set up^.arpf-another Beck plunge from m ciror ' e7.7J-t» Jh.CD*»H • S70t-n Jerome returned the fum tft-70-tia BruaO«ii|«ir< 37.38-73 OKA0OCUK B iffcll carried in- die two. ' U-71-tM 3708-7), FnrcaBlHilif, Jpste^am movement 37. A pass to Tom Ruff W-g-W O y BJi.fc»yt ; 374r-74 deMailcViAt . a Jt Jerome stiff- ^ The BobiSobcats used a little razzle- ^ Oriir • • ; d. side die Jerome 10 but wt r t It ca u w lw s i* Rw 6am =, W nnerscide^r dazzlc,^wvt«-IU ‘ DosOMdal 3».)8-78 AaPMfcCa Jerome put)t and w ent;It m a rc h in g f o r • M.7J-H0 • 6(*eM l 211 10 O M OO' • aWAWTOMOlAPl-fcPWf'WW*^** a H M M 0 0 i.ia ^ 0^0 • more points. They can'ime on a short MSaizefMot s s .'a ; 37-38-75 I to Ruffcll, who gS5*2*riI^ . lS5&fM.(«-7IMMCStf«yCUBUbeoMl*- Ttni»W ^ 3340-73 NUOAAAFAIU , ® fiip from Bob Plotts to .iRulTalkKk) 7346-140 [M IM M . S a . ’ . Ma«2njnOVDCi(Woo«io«»aloOf»naOa) _ • 70-70-140 1708-78 mMIOMM 0 dicn converted. V ,■ ■ ■- \ ■ , ------]------^------

B-a Tlm os-N ow s,I, TwinTv Falla. Idoho Boturdoy,y, O( ctobor 16. 1993 I. 1 ■ s; ftP All-Star tearam Gjuzm ann gels yeful offPhmies Associated Pross basoball all*!all-slarloam. TOI'ORONTO (AP) — Juan Guzjuzm an a s solpctQdid inI nallonwido voting by sporports* wrltors lecing more of the Philadel;delphia and broadcastors, ^ llics lately Ih6n hc cores to. I ’ve walchcd ihem on TV am on iolapes a lol tliis week.” said Guz-( I), Toronlo’s siortcr against iC urt i Bony Bondmds n^^pD||Sto 8i M Lonny D y k stra I iliing in Game I o flh e World3rld S e- 9 S a n Fmriciscdsco PhilBdQiphIa ' I onSniurdiy nighl. . M______AB AVO ^ ______AB AVa HR Bfl/ low il’s alw time to sec the PhilliesPhi ■ • »oo 539 -33a3fl 4fl 123 - u p d:lo.sc o : und personal forGuipnan. giuzmon, u 2 2-0 in the AL,'playcayoffs, — bringsIgs a pcrfect ^slseaso n markrk oc f - 5 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ H £U ilaS!^^M o intoto the bcsl:oi-7 Scries. DavecS Si tew - Jeff Blausor in G onzaioz H a rt iss 8-08 in tlie posLsc^son. Atlanta roxfls . I- — ••IdI don’t know if the Phillies ki AB AVO HH not AB Ava HR «s/| that muchm ubour m e." Guzmanin said.s •«»»—><» S30 .310 <6 1ia I •■I(‘ I 1 have my good stuff it doedoesn’t ler. t don't lliink they’re worrierricd." /Giuzman u z already knows n lol>1 aiabout I Man William liie Phillies’ Ph repuuilion as a bund H San FranclscUsco ■ • - crazyy guys.j Hc finds it all very’ amon us- . H AB Ava , l Franknk Thomas - | ing, Itoo.0 ( [ | '93 8— on 5TP .284 go m ite Sox ■ "Thtrhcy look so wild." lhe rightht-han--1 AB AVO wB'wml dcr solsold. "Tlicy have long hair, dd o n 't . shave.'c. wear dirty uniforms and keepk H ||H |H Q »||| 4 i ting. They all look like truir c k ______, N P au l Molltoi driversers." ■ ' H ______.0 _ ;______.J b m n t o —', A-difrcrenLkiiid-Qf-wiIdnc.«« ^ i .car B______AB AVO...... I I mil ''I i ja j W-L Sv ERA i Guzmaman’s undoing. He walked eicight^^^^^^^^H B t i S —MK. 630 .332 : Grog Maddux 2 0 -1 0) 0 2.36 I baiters:rs in six innings against Chic'h icago. Tom G lavlno 22-6S 0 . 3.20 I but surlurvivcd fora 7-3 victoiy inI GomeGc ER Rand/Myors 2-A\ 53 3.11 I i.D uuring ri ihc season, Guzman was — r b a rns'arDftcn-wIld: w ------v H LosAngolos t was something I’ve been throihrough [ H ______AB AVO HR ItBI ear," Guzman said. “I’ve beenccn in- APphab B i j t a a —»on 547 .318 3S 112 co n sististent. But 1 hove learned fr AP/EdDoC0 Go»ofO, Brian Sippio ih a L ” ’ Toronto B lu e Jayjsy s pitcher Juan G uzm ann takesta bunting pracUra dur-- . G uzrizman look some lessons fromomhis InflworlibitteFrtdiIday at Skydome in tp ro3nto. n ti G ui^n ^11 sorting 'O G amle e 1 experience and cam e; bib ack pitcher forToront*Ito In Game.l o f th e W orid)rid Series Saturday.______ts ^ ^ m te i i4casteri Trmuchnigli(ei-T!ffbr r in-QamtamirS ------^------Sport littje, he can hove M itc h Willioms V wos his usual wild . as thee EBlue Jays won 5-3 al ToronUsnio to tion changes jusi a li a 3-2 lead in llic playoffs backtack to control problems.:. U sually hc can s e lf liskey Pork ‘ whcrc—Stewewart~make adjustments.”' ------Schillihilling-l6*7,-this scasonrgave up------major lcM g u e ^□ 1-S t^tteam ped il up, Guzman, who leded the AL in wild two runs■uns and seven hits w ith 10 strike- G uznlan an retired the first 13 batterIters at pilches, throws a fastistball with a lol o f ouls over ovei eight innings as the Phillies The Associated PrePress and M olitor the designated hilicillcr. "Some people sajay I’m the best,” the stantart of the Came 5 to set a playiloyoff movement and mustist have control o f w o n GaiGome I 4-3 in 10 innings. He BomDnds hit .336 in his first[ yearyi Alomar said last w d; Me guve-up-one-ronrthrceue Ihits his slider', best w hea;n' down and owoy, also tiedIted 0 rccord wiih five consective B a rry B o n d sT~’C G rcg'M 'a'dd u X7 ~ w i t h-S|-San-Francisco-after-!eavi aving—AL-playoffsr^bul- il-l-m-not-going— and onemc-walk-irrscvcnHnnings;^ ------ng-hos-no^face^^a—strikeout!tnits-to-starrthcopcnen ------Paul M olitor andnd Randy Myers, Pittsbiiburgh. He led the leaguelue in 10 say thui. T h ere uturc a lol of good It wawas Guzman at his best andd he’lllu problem for Guzmanan, going 40-11 in IA GotGome 5, Schilling allowed two cach.with new cluclubs this season, homi;itf r u n s , R B Is (1 2 3 ) nndi wwas players.” n e e d a rcpcol performance to3 bi b eat three seasons with Tororonlo, runs andand four hits with'nine strikeouts • - • - wound up togetherher Friday o n the first irin slugging pcrccntag^ee anda Dykstra helpedJ lead! Philadel- Sghillirilling, lhe NL playofts M VP'P .dc- The Blue Joys, trjiryin'g to repeal as in eight-;;ht-plus innings. He carried a 3-0 1993 Associatedted Prcss major ’ on-buslase average. iI phia inio the Worlirid Series, scor- spile nonot winning a game, world champions frs w ith a 2.3 6 E R A in a 20-2 G o n z a le z le d ihche AL in home ders saiiuiid o f Guzman, "H c puts a lotlol of Schilling certainly isis at his. Schilling ru n s inin tlthe ninth. Lenny D ykstra won rookie catcher MilM ikc'Piazza also - 10 seacason. He finished aheadad of runs for ■Texas. HHc balled .310 his bod;ody into 'pilching and if hiss nmo- deserved belter inI tht e playoffs b ut it w ithh a homerI in the 1^ . made the combinctincd squad of AL Jack: M^ cDowell, 22-10 withith a wiih 118 RBIs. . and.NL players. 3.37 EERA for the Chicago WhA'hile Glavine was 22-2-6 with' a 3.20- -f . ■nic'team wass ppicked in a na- Sox. ERA. B lo u ser biuteited .305 whh 15 I P tionwide vole ofof sports writers MOliOlitor, anolher frcc agentit lastI: homers and 73 RBUUs for Atlanta. eyva: It vwill be fuLin to see; oldI teain and broadcasters.'s.' T1 h e A P 's m ost w inter,cr, went from Milwaukeecc 10 Thomas cnjoyeied anolher-big , t o)RONTO r ( (AP) ~ Nick Leyvi:yva was happy to see the. outstanding playetyer and manager Toronjnto and hit .332 withh 2I 2 ycar-for the-While delphia Phillies tum into charhampions. He just wishes ofthe yeor will be}c iannounced ear- homee runsr and 111 RBIs. .3 17 w ith 41 hom e been around to waich il happen,ten. •cd in his rookie ly next week. M oliolitor will be the DH for»r thetl RBIs. Piazza slarrcc is week, though, Leyva will_I, roolro against Ihe team that d Sc- season, hitting 35 hihome runs wiih . Bonds and Juanm body likes to gcl fired,” hc saisaid. ''B ut whot I fell was throwth s during team worfcpirfcputs Friday at Skydome more Iliki ikc frusiralion or cmbamissmcrment, not anger.” |nin Toronto as th e J a y s prejprepare to meet the 'va had been a coach for St. LoLouis for five years ^hcn Philadelphia p| Phillies In GatGame 1 ofthe WoridS^ri^s. rs assodaiition accuuses Mari•iners IS hired by current Phillieses general| monogcr te c Players Thom as to manage for the 1989 seas«ason. The Phils went 67- W hm the Phillies w o n thele didivision, he called Thomas. hi9-rifst^«or-find-W-85-in-hi8lis swond-year,-and-LcyvQ—a — - Italk«Sl Id Lc^in-Pittsbufgl: rcd ancra4-9stort in 1991. ‘ • it. I wonted him to k n o w froi^nn^'how'hap'py^ “”~of avoi(iiaing age]m t in negivotiating ^< a l jmos hired Jim Fregosi osIS Leyva’sL replacement, hihim," Leyva said. "H e was. the fint one'to give m e a chance ^ — '-m Fregosisi {guided the Phillies from lastust place| in the NL East in lo manage in the majors, andind you'never; forget th a t I’ll ol- SEATTLE (AP)') -— t Lc hot-and-cold relal:Iationa be- o thcir first World Series appcai[xonince in lOycais.' w,ways thank him for th a t ar's No. 1 fc'- 1992tot twccn the Seattlee Mariners^ ond this year' H . “ I thinhink it was 0 team that we prettyprc much stripped. We “Jimmy has done a greotat jijob with them,”-Leyva sold. overall d ra ft pick , SISt.3 million bonus boby/ A/ le x R o - tried to0 starti then what they’ve gotjot now, w hich is o grrat "H "I- e’s piwed ihem together.” ;k on the chilly side Friday, drigucz, were back o >'I 1 1 ■jK ^H jiV n chemistysty,” Leyva said. Leyva, 39 this week, wasis noln oul o f boseboll lorig. The A grievance filedled by the Major Leaguee IBaseball ' J •'Goinjling inlo a job like that, especiKciolly with a club that’s Blue Bl Jays hired him a s manogrge N ico - 1 Philadelphia, In.the ofTseasc;ason,‘he plays golf with Hackcr rejoined the B lue5 JaysJa; during the playoffe, b ut is S i t e / ^ lau, w iihin a b o u t t\l'cinI-o m onths. • J U Leim y D;Dykstra and works out wiihi PhilliesPl third base cooch ununable lo coach from th e box.>x. That1 means L: is a g e n t, and Dave Aust, a cluclub spokesman, ■’W e 'v e receiv edd tfthe grievance, we’ve cvalvaluatcd it U H Tojdayiis Juu d g m e n ttDay forr \%ginia and there's no'meritrit toi it,” -Aust said, The grievance nonotice Thursday arrivedd w ith o u t T h e A ssossociated Press “We fed a diffcrenl:rit attitude in lhe MVlichigBD id StStB s t ^ 1 2 0 woming, he odded.I. air,” Bowden sold. ‘'WWe can sec a dif- Michigaliigan Stale (3-1) w ill be trying .“ T h e f ir s t w c IcoIcorncd about it was ye:y e s te r d a y 'V irgin!;inia has won iu first five gameimes ferent bquoce in the: sstep o f the alh- fo r o sccoecond straight Big Ten upset, (T h u rsd ay ), w h en thi;this thing came in," he saidaid. I ' ^ — avera^raging 38 points and 448 yard;ards. Ides.”; • ' " ' L ast weekeek, the Spartonji upset Mipbi- W hether the grierievance was instigatedd b y R o - tM Ik- Still, cot:ouch George Welsh soys; theth • •; Iri dihcr gomes inyilyolving the Top gon. Ohiohio :State (5-0) has n ot y ie ld ^ a drigucz, a hard-hittiiitting shortstop who wass thet first t is out on the quolily offhis hi Ten. it'will be No.'I(10 Tennessee ot touchdownown in c i ^ t quarters. player chosen in thelhe June draft; Boras, a la' - — —Nor-2'Alabamo.-No.-3--3-Nolrc-DanuMtt------KansasK a State It Ndsaika...... Newport Bcach, CalZalif.; or the association„'Ta^r„o" > Seattle MarineIners' Alex Rodriguez, th e te a m ’s W ell.I, (Cavalier fans, here comes:s dc d Brigham Young, No.Io. 25 M ichigan A yiclorcloty in this Big Eight game at immediately clear. No. 1 June dndraft pick, s h o u ld b e ellgllglble t o b e - judge. ' State a t No. 5 Ohio Staitate, Kansas State L in co lnn wwould surely earn unrank^ Neither Doyle R. Pryor, the ossociotion)n la w y e r come a free) a|agont, a c c o rd in g to a grievancegi Tpday,ay, Virginia plays top-rankciikcd at No. 6 Nebraska, No.0 . 18 Michigan at K ansdsi StiState (5-0) o spot in the Top No. 9 Oklahoma 25. Nebras who filed the griev]cvance, nor Rodriguez returnedn f||od by the MlMajor League Players Association.Ai Floridat StateSi (6-0) on the road in Tbl-Toi No. 7 Penn State and h tjrasko (5-0) is well aw are o fth e telephone ctjlls Fridayday. lahassec,« , and its besl hope oppearsrs t'to at No. 20 Colorado, Nh o. 8 Miami is W ildcats,ts, havingt held on to beat them Boras refused to discussdi: particulars, for enrolling; at the University o f Mianami on an ath- be that theth Seminoles have o letdoWio\vn idle. ' 38-31 two years ogo and 38-24 last “W c'just wantedted to amiably negotiaiate this Iclic scholarshipihip. ■- after theic monkcy-oft'-thcir-backs 2828- In other gamcs, Stanonford will be at year. !2 Washington at ' M grievance and wcve 'were hoping to do that'it without After signinging, hc apologized for anany misunder- IQviclooory last week over Miami. No. ] 1 Arizona, No. !2 M idiigsD s t StBtB noticn’t n ’ know what point w c’rc at,'01." No. 22 UCLA, No. 13-S-TexosA&Mat , Michigihigon (3*2), which dropped Throughout the frefrequently strained negotiotiations. “I think some>mc people m ig h t h a v e sorome bad ideas Welsh said.sai ■ . . I Baylor, Nq. 14 Nortrth Carolina'at. fram nlntl:inth to No. 1,8 after losing lo the Mariners knewf BorosB “was serving as theth legal about mei butIt thistl was a business thing,lg,” he snid. “I - The popoint of'nb rctum os far ass onoi Georgia Tech, No. 16 Wisconsin at Michigana n ! State, badly needs a win in odviser to Rodrigue;;ucz’s family^’’ accordingng to the had lo make 0a decisiond that was best^ofor me and my unbeaten:n seo-soni is concerned. Punlue, N o.'21 Coliforr>rhia al'W ashtng- th is B igig *ITen’game — its .first ever i- grievance filed Thursra24-24tie. grievance said.' arlie ploys for Florida State J $109,000 in 199I995 andS109,000 in 1996 lock tested by the passing; efore the draft that hc wai Ward. • i|y will be higher by then, e Florida Slate coach Bobbjbby 'NotteDstDe.ittaifri^u m Y o u o g - ^ ^ 1 play for the Floridada M arlins or another N:n" „ . . , W h ile I irs olso agreed to pay forir Rodnguez s Bowden1 hopesh 10 avoid an upser, hi!his ‘■There, isn 't going; to t bq anything League tcaih so he cptcpdld see more ofhis fomilnily. Manners j^eks'uftcr'thc druft, hcTii-accnscd—co^ge-educ^a his nwn trad-. jonr-Aubiubum-coflch-Terryrhopos-tc SUNS potentially worth S^50,00(OOormore. .spring oneor when the I9th«ranked i’s gamd against R||V ■ ------Uie-Marin ers. of-vionlftting la an agreemcnl notr>ttonp- mASrddcol.po r » sp|| « TBflBF_____- igenl certified by the ployjyers assoeia-' Tigers (6-0)6 -( host No. 4 Flondo (S-0 ) ir c-B nnrconld be- . proach him directlyr aoj n d to use only o n e negfax, Ro- than double thehe rccord; SI-55 million thehc New York and 5-5-1-I recordi the two previous sea*>eo- 12 tim es in 68-14 loss 733^593-— „_ _ _ After two months w e e k .- — ...... driguez signed at thee lastli minute before the deadlinede Yankees paid to Bricn Taylor, the top pic)ickinl99I. sons underic r Pot Dye. .( ;j ■

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B l a s s i l f i e i “ Zero SeptemJ fiber ii^flOLadon r^ a llie s irnarkets^ S cu l]l y s te p s5 d o w n T h e A sso c ia te d Pre?8S . I------—— the bcnchnihmark 30*ycar Trcitsury bondDnd . down pcrhcrhaps as low as 5 pcrcent, a fu.s. ,.••■2!_____ level thatut 'woutd have been unthink- WASHINGTON —— News of an- _U j .S.s. ■ s l s A ip p le _ c liaa ir m a n oihcr great month Tor>r consumerc infla- c o h a b le a few:w ;y e a r s a g o . ’ ' m sum er m erch an d dccadc ofthe 1990s is a low lion — no incrcosc atIt allal in September * r ' • '* ^ ost eo.untry.y. ssitting nexi to Hillary innntion1 dtdecade, lolallydiffcrenl from'q^ T h e W ashington Pos — sparked a rally onn WallV Street lliat p nice C ihdex\^>> trade defii Clinlon, atJU the State of ibe Union tirovc long-term intcrcs BUona ofdoOar*. $ca*enallyiVya<9utM: Import the dcc'adeide o fth e 1980s," said Allen TOSt ra te s to th e ir :he form er soft (address),ss). the model of a New Perconlei/ileAonpaftomprio^monW, nouns •KhK h ihipplngtoai.xtlniunneo.. Sinui, chichief economiiJt al Economicnjg John Scullcy, thi lowest levels ever. ; 0 . N in e inodtlis later, h e ’s______noByaij/usloa ______A d v is e rs 1 -drink executive wlu'ho tninsforiped Age CEO. The Labor Denartntci "nKfrrfbiirehr'uncm plDyc ------should bc Ii le low for a long, long time.” ------Apinirajinputc-rr its Consum er Pricc I irt in to a c o rp o - S c u llclcy'i> y ' departure eunies as ------Bul thcrlo.st fo u r m o n th s p ie c lo s>cd c d out its fiscal year lasl . .1. . .1 gan provicviding annual rost-of-living m n^etjnlly thni hnd.b:_^r>M/n_frntn SS'XtI.niilllQ n ------"" • • w s n tixtni 51 b o a rd ro o m coup that th was engi- in 1992, , dcdespite almost a billion- “ * Z dio now gets S674. i The yieid on the govgovernment’s 30- ^ l-l-l-l-l-l j,j. neered by the compnpany’s outside dollar inerncrease in sales. Apple’s I 11 11 B Laura, Tyson,T head of the presi- ycafi bond, which moveoves in the oppo- ' —^-5-r) N D J F M a IT j " J directors, accordinglg to a lawsuil slock priccricc. nudging S60 in early . * i d e n t's C ounciloui o f Economic Advisers. sitcjdirectlon from itsts |price, dropped jg02992 1993 I ® °~42° ° J‘ f m“ a former Apple ^ring.^hadhad dipped as low as S22. rtdny^-low-innotion-report-uS'■ ■ ■ filed lasl monlh by a •lowost rate sincc sopTl ------^ ------hatled-F ridi IC su m ”mer,“ A frple m t f b - '92 A ua. '9 3 S o p L '93 Aug..-92 " 'July '935 Aug. *93 . ,he most rL*ccnt re in a num ber o f favor-" ■ director. '• ihrtgoges, which cent thisis \week, should head even low-\v- .news on inflation coiilclid easily push nhroughtheihe rest o f tliis year and next. -Markc[et s IIVCSTOCK AUCTION — Ouiley LivoiivostockCommlsWon lorxlonlato t309l09 II10,olfM40 Oo*a 30930 304,00 304.90 •. 40 CORN iflaing I3«9 24,oll90 76 t. Copper 76:70 74.79 79 30 -.to • .tO S.000 bu iTiMmum: dooart per bui P o t s iitoes/onions t i dn Thursday; UWny and commoioat Sv LS (AP) — Fnday's polaio prwns l« lOa'KiU* • stockor feeders 1.05-1.15: to'H holileKilem iaoOor sloe's Zundi Inta allomoon Dec . •flSIJoi Ttl ■ M.Sl' M .» M.M " ------rt’OO-BS-OOr heavy heUlex lee«»o«oio, T..a.Dond 133.00 121.07 131.30 •31. n ' 3«>r20ir2'£ yoood lorortenngs Maikoicanons h^Jtw,"■ hoisUHnsp'UVQor hollar* norte: babycarcatves55 00- NY Handy ft Harmarirman 5304 CO, uK 92 OS fflbcKS OIMTI Hl^n Low CUaa . Ox) Oac T>i » , 309 00; tal lambs none: ouirty and comommeroal bu»s . - NY Engolha.d »J89 30 Ind 3033.61 3004.00H 3 3900.30 3039.73 >8.10 Dec 01 UosUy muad pack. Rwusi Uurtiank. U.S. 1 30^1031.59 1040^09 .4.01 g « WS-Frane 7o!l5 0079 00 8J ^38 *■' 55 00-58 00: hoovy loodor twlors 00.0I0.00-75.00; bghl NY Cngalhard laOticijtf>rwale0.$3»M.^0lim3^ ^ TOTm 1041.17 10M20 1 • « D^ siw j.iSx -ojx foodor hollers 70 00 80 00, Slocko. hoilorsho. 00 00.03 00, rrYCorr gold spd 19 in 349.12 24S» w ^L non w e A 8.90.000. moslly.8.90-' airy cows «), woanor 90 40 MMi >33035 nS«.4B40 1 1330'37 1330.J0 •4]o4 Nov (ii ?BU 10*7 1830 * *34 ■ “ "r.u.-»»aies01.0M 875'!^'h?hP!Iher; bakid 9-10 lb fim bao«. por hu«>red-j. Slock cows (biedl 750 00,775 00. Oa.r> 30.380.s0(] Dec D.|D-Pound 181.00 15033 1S054 ..38 o Hemarks'norx) NV RapubW Nalioru.IK>nalDank4p'm Fn J304 7 9.U..- • J" Thu.'s open ml 370.470, up• 3.13.0M non sue A 7 ^ 8 00, changed. 4.900,700 Dec MuMuNDonO 100.18 100 00 108.14 •*.10 OATS mesh sacks, per 0,118,800 QuotiSonatrtRiSMdalrACe. . buahd ll.OO.mosiryy*^50?fo75!72l’'NSh2r*‘hled 10 lO-sibmrn CHIMCO (AP) — Futures Uad-ng onMl Itlw Ch*»fl0 Mor. _ . . 0.000 bumMmum; dotes per bm ^ ) —Fuluios Iradf^ on tho Co>thi« Fm- MS* 47.104.800 Doc 1.41^ 1.41K 1.4C1401141 —OOX bao». par hundf«indfodv*«*oW. non sue A D 00-0 SO, low canlllo E>U>anna Fn 1 44X ’i45X —OOH hletm. tOOmsab sacka. non sKa A 0.00.7^. 50 ID car- Open - ►V' 14»« S :ans May 1.47X I47K 14(ijnj 1 — nn-j ions, por hundaal nonh S33 00.92919 00 S«p 7 74 70 ..03 Ort 309930 30 30530 305TO 304 90 - 40 M«IIfJ2B0018 00 Thu,'aaales 1,074 por hundf«>we.flni, 8ouh(»in.n>mu Iho 19 mo«t aCDv* Now YofhYorti Stock GJ■e^aB^>e l»*w«», Pinloi: 177. Iradmg nsaonalJy al mora mon 3 e(t»: 132.00-933I3M 00 Thu.'aopenlnI13»g. up377 iwneayhOl'orendlorror; lOounconw'*- J15 .35 D« 3000 303 0 367.30 10500 388 20 - 40 Veium*ima ' laal Oig. WanocKnkt>nk>' Motsr 933t3D0 DO SOYBEANS 13 OO. mosny 11.90-13 00. occas«MUDy 10 00 0.000 b«rnWmgiTCd«CT(W^b^bushel tvoher. Jun ” t5 nVg ^73^11 7iM■00 . 39 Feu 300300 30 300 50 307 20 308 00 - 40 ’ NavWart B.MI.TOII,700 33 S m amm » ^ : Umiloa lOaho pnc«a coOnctad v««ekly bv Dean ^P) — USDA — Mafor polalo maikaK FOD>B Oci 71.79 73.10 7t.70 71193 0: .17 37100too 371 00 17100 37150 - 40 PMpMon* 9,038,40«,400 93 • X MarM1Ne>Nem.US DapanmemolAgnculiure.^iati 130 0 30X —01X CHICAGO (AP) • ' WatUM a 4,404,704,700 30:< ♦ X nattoonK"irowen, 100 poiMidi, U S. No. 1 beant, Wm Wa. :02tW 0 3 7 X -0 1 sWpp«g penisIts LUS IA Thursday in 10010 sac»'». Col. 173 30 - 40 I9.BOO OM '3 \ hotwrnuin uu and Uarooe chareea. Ouolea cuneM ono'** fctay Q.i2 o'aw'o'*: rediO 50-1000; Mflwosoia NorUi Dakotaa ‘Tbu.»oponu;i7i;05e 379.10 —.40 TaualAal ' 4.335.BO FCEDCn CATTLE 7 0 0 377.30 177 00 370 90 - 4Q OaMRoi o 3.300,900,900 - 39* OctlJ.P«i. PmMsia daainna 'nwe tecwil p>Ka mloma-ma- 0,30 . 037 - 03 JeA^ W KOnS^. 50 8O0™c3or ao” s'so. 80,000 M.;oanta par a. ^ 8.300 4ax - X Bon«x*iM.3uM eontatJ doalor*. Au|) 0 34/< 0.3U 0 3 = “S 178 80 - 4 0 Oitney 3.340^ lavwOOO. 300 60 —.40 lOU 3.231.40 S«o 030 030 « 0.>V /I .n ~ n ,’ Russell M ab canonscai per cwl 70«) court; W.scbntin 7 8503 ^65 Chfyalef 3.OTI.OO Nov 0 17X010 0.15X 0,1 0.10 —.01 i800-30 00;WaWashinolon 18 0020.00. Oieoon 18 00- 30200 —40 gan 83 89 84 00 8175 385 to —40 Amw TAT 3,070.90i ^ Gra•ains 0 33X 0 33X • OOX 30 00,OWora«osdo 18 00 20 00;ldaho24 00.2900 Ma> U2 4 9 83.99 82 303 W05 I m - PredOamlM - 3,040,00 Tnu.'asales60.085 Husian 50 IDbcartons cai lOOCownL WlsconUn 13DO. Aug 0100 01.10 BOOO3 M 00 ♦ 30 E»' “ '•»13.000 Thu’s saloi 38,200 ’ Ciucorp 3,039,0019;000 37K -1 Valley Oiai Thu.'a open Inl 105.474. up t,4t,400 14.00: WasNnotfington tO 00-13.00; Oragor' 100012 00, Apr 01,79 83.39 81.75•. 113 33 • S9 Thu.'sopen mil:lnl161,309, uBl.310 ADS 3,791,00<1,000 53K • X Puceftor*tor wheal per Duatwl; l>iin«ir, mined o>^, <»'»•oo” . SOYDEANOIL Cokvado 13 OU-I9.00;0U-1 Idaho 13 00-1900 1 Bl'jo •.38 Merck 3,077,SO K) bean* pw hunOied weigni. 00.000)MidoOanpar DOIba. RouncJuirtvleslOs 100 Ib sacks Witconwi 7.9C. Sop 8000 . 35 S,000ny«.;oonta CocaCola 3,000,00«!000 44 - X SoR>tiM>ma Ht>eal. no quote: Mfley $4.40. miied etan Oct 33 4 0 3 43 33.3(J.30 33 33 -.14 Ocl 4310 oatf ts 2S. com S5.10 (19% molaiuie). P im S (AP) _ Friday's o~on pnm tor KWho Thu.’a *ato* 1.535 Doe 33.00 3 .05 3341?40 33.93 -.0 0 S d i S ^County. ^ Ore.: Thu.'s open Inl 8,733. un 15 Nor 4151 * 7 anSaiirb)fRanoen'». Jan 33 03 33.79 32.W , oood. MarlMl yWKMr SpsMUi skghay h^h- Doe 43351335 437 5 431.5 415 5 • 7 Local interirest r STl Stockman'a Inc. m Mounlain Home, quoied<•0 Ma/ 33.85 3 .00 23.71» Tn t ^ n n _Oomana very oo< >"• H009. 41G7 . . 7 ilam OlocKman'a Inc. o( Ooodloo, repotlad son * 40,000 Bi«.JOWila per K Paaalpocn . ^ -Ck ■Mil May 23.03 33.0S 33.W2 80 K M - 1 4 '. HarrastmQ sKMed by laM. Yollow Span- ao - - T Mar 137.0 437,0 441.5 4150 410 7 - 0 - < i ~ ■ .. ------lul------?i,nn_3noa_2?jK Oct - 48.79 -4880 48 27 4840^ _____ May_____ LAAULi4i.a— ___L-g ,' ______------« .93;aw edi«mra;u.ie»>*>««lne, U.O. 1 90 » sac**. lan)« 7 OO- Coot 31, -----A^’----47®m '77®m *«'89'^^^^’.77 - 0 3 Sop CuneaBuma ?ax U I x lolkwrtngof delivery, wtmc ^ Oct • 32.S7 33 00 33,«?,»0 23.55 -.1 3 8 00.t»«0.004l.i04.50; iTWJium 8 00-7 00, n««ay 8 00. few 2.07 . 02^ /M154 O0 494 0 450 0 453.7 • .0 11 .X bart«y,nochoquola. Dac 33 51 33.50 33.5<750 33.54 —.10 5 00-9 90; rwt.d. 85-Percont81 or Cenar US 1 25 B tacks. JMftPtMlp* 11 Thu.-a sale* 13,710 laroo 7,00-0.00,OOjTWSffy r 7.00-7.50,1«w8 50, moO^- Fll- Thu.'aopenlnl02,100, upl,0Q oa 4VbV 49*tV 45*25* 4V'?fil'' . I s ' May 4010 * 9 34K .K daytoom*Onwil «nwd al Portland lor at>b>^ by laJ,lad. SOYOEAKMEAL aox « 1X inickerbarr barge, per bv»h«l. except oats, com. baileyley 100tons;delUnp«rton ThuVopen*lm'30,0flt esi, sales 13,00(3,000. Thu’**ai« 37,908 l(UM Po»«> Co. 3Z32X - . BwJ»orvn«rohum, per cvrt: ’ Ocl 103.00 1M30 1021250 5 104.30’ >1,00 S U S ai r r poRKoeLues . Thu,* opon into:inl 03,300, upC58 KoyCwp, 39; ofl-Nta-neal '3 43>43 Dec lOt.BO 103.00 101.8It HO 103,30 * 20 O w 11 W 0310 .'lO NEWYORK(AP(AP)—9t>0b' fututas Uo<). LonflvWv* Fibof ia10X —' No, wtlMotlUtiuOwhaM X74L74 Jan 102.30 101.00 1BI.0 . Sugar ino Cocoa Encnango Fn Foi> 57* ^ 9^ 70' M8J 507: MKren Toctinelooy 4a40X ‘ tx No. comwndomnucusa ' • 9SZXSZX Mar 1D1.50 103,80 1D3.0([.00.19300 - 3 0 Yorkcoftoo^ Ua. 67.00-,6743-S847-M01805 Z.05 NEW YORK (AP)P) -.- Haiyy 8 Hamuin tJ.or FiMny _ _ Mamton.KnuiSBan 35: 30fley,un>iuainf andtMigas 4120- 70' May 104,70 1M,70 105 0( u » S - . c , . 7 07 - 43 ------W.a30.-oiro8or--^ paoflcsfp » r « SMrley.oeivwed to Inland aieas 4145 45 Jut 10040 19040 ItM.OC10ft lot Tn —30 SUQAR-WoSc “J"' 57:55 50:10 57.40 57.W7.00 —too ThebuIKmpiWoror’:o lor silver oaii-oi in London 54 3139. ” lhifpkolnc 10Ji ■ •> "SKpnileui 4.311.31 Dec 104.50 109 00 1IW04 00,105 00 ..90 ^ ;g1D.71 10 80 10 08 10 00 *,14 . NY Corijox sitviHM spolspc montti Fnday VP 0007. Snuiha F/0 Ine- 30) tiniWn • _ • 9M,20- - Tnu.-a sales 19.703 • ______Cy.MlOT7.*7.107. Thu.’a sales 0,381 NATIONAL STOCKYARDS. ID '(AP(AP)-Hogs 1,300 ' - I - . . . i S wr«t-95H)38,-«p ------UadBJK)dflrBl9; at Con'paied r S8e«e CT,. _ ‘ *• 75 per pw rw. U a.Ueiwiauon*------WHEAT il;?§ i;.K l\ n 9 4300-44.00. 79 por pound. NT Come* »pol Fll CotMoWMMoia 10 00 (AP) — Futuroa Iradmg on tno CNcago 0 Sj w under 900 B .90 k?«ror; ovor*er SOOIb I 00 low.. CoppftT-W.7479 pe MrtO.JooH&Ca.~ CHiCAOOl 0 0.000 burrAilrTium; M ars par butiMthet >^7 ■ IJS iJS liS * er, 1.3 300-500 » 37.00-37.80; over 9001090 38 00-40 00 Lead-33 cants a po 0<>Bn)ofT(i■fTradaftl.: Drc 3.41 3.43 3.38X 3.41X )77 per pound, dswwed . 0p«i H«h Low S«e* Cho. 33.04 33 04 33.04 ’ 23.04* Oosrs: ovor 390 lb 38.00. under 390790 Ib 37.00. Zinc- 4M3-.4077 p< Mar 3.37K 3 30 3.3020^^ 3.37X^ .^OOX SJP 3107 .032 Cane and eah«s: none. Tn. (3.3081 MetalslelBls Week compotfle pnca per Ib. Closing futiItures May 3.30X 3,SOX 3.1 3t.03 .03 . Cokl-S3C4.00HancHandy ^ Harman (cniy day Of< , NV Comoi spol monin Fn Mr«i Cammo«r H«1 L 373X 3 35 3.30 3 34X • 001ItW Sap S*v«.*4.330H«HandykJ & Hannan (only daily quoin) Od UvaeaMa 73.73, S. 7 SS “rs 'SS, 334X 3.3SX 3.31K 335* -00*>0X Tliu.'a sales 4.705 per tr^ o4 . NY Comoi spot monlh Dac UvaeaMa 74.80 7 3,18 3.10K 3.tO 3.10X ♦.OOX Metals SXver • $4 337 per tr Nov FaacMrcalSa 09.10D 04ft 63 8902 *M 3.08 3.10 3,00X 3,09X vODIIM WHrrEWMEAT • Dy The Auooatad Proas B 40:37 40^40 -^97 ^ ^ L i v e sstock t Selected «W)rkJ gold prKoi, Fnday Morcury ■ S189 00 p0X I.OOObumMmumidoilaraperbusl l.00-S375.00Soyo<.NY (conlrnct). Dec ■ Wheal 3.33 3 34 Dec 3.53 352X 3 53 3 93X -O IX POCATClLO(AfI (AP) — Idaho Farm Duieau lnlo>mognla.n Piounuffl • 5300.00-1 Dac Com 3.4SX» s3 ” 3 48X t 'oox !.'». sales 17.333 Mai 3.50 3.50 3159 V. 3.53X —.03X kvesuck reportxtlorFrWayl lo " issn'iSSM.i.9100 Piatnum-5300.00 K Nm Soytwan* O.IM 0 's open M 01.803. vp 044 Thu,'oop«nlrl na • ' No Idaho Ranfloigo iand Feedkil Roport London atlecTKXXi fl.ing 9384.60, ofl153.05 JJ nq,notquoled.n.a.. Oee 3*ver 4.3799 S'319 4 4'359 -OM “ ■

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Blueprint copies- F re e e s t Your nomo care . iil Wo'll fit o r fix. >s- Heartwood Residential specialist 734-0483 «y** ' Sjl cStS S R ^ iTV Skiwear. Sportswearlar 734-’PLAN Conatru ction (208) 733-8548 ^ AJpto85%»avingaI Jackets, Pants & Packcks! ______Michaol 733-9063 All work la guaranteMli m Free Eatlmateslij____ Fiw MttmitM on upsndbtg ____ ..CUSTDM5EWING ' '-ypurhcmBf-rantil croptr^' o f R Iv e rw e a r R e e c e The Reflnisher — G arm o n ts & Sheli c olats a t IH SizasXL-4XLinRog &T{Tan ^ 543-4934 i l H I S >U W COMPANY 701 MfnMrmnWinta ■ i S « ' ^ . forTHE HARD.TO- FITIT H oust InsulathMi service. OT •TTn STS WinudToInM' II ______^------TODAYr------;------Price $.254,Sapersq.yd.- . 736-8714. . HOME SERVICES Handyman Son Sarvica No fiberglass, nonflamable, Old Woiid Flooring'''3 Remodeling, atl repair worfcorfo nontoxlc. Free estimates»& & f Artistry »jr.n 6 years In Magic Vallelle^- ' planning. 733-0025 . I m pIo0 Hardwood Installatioi JM HnUutinllounO* hi«« 20 year# ojmerience Cf. ,Finishing 8. Rennishin: LAYTON RV*» ' ■ i ".'"P Refs. Free fcOmatesI ...... tijm ------We have-8-good—------[XC UcCilallonm ^ -.Painting (Inside 8. o u t , a t, 00/ ona&RM(S(Bct g J J 326-5683 - 324-676494 selection of NEW Sth 213 MneOepom*!^ FREE ESTIMATES M Pete Button 734-597: - wheels, traveltrailer & __ ; j | ! z . s E r . „ _____■ VVhywtilghraly? Profes^kinal riuvi n«nUI 9W“C»W»'Sn»i» sefvice'onVCK,stereo, iVT HONEY DO. INC.IIil ■ ...... Also large selection of 218 CnS RV REPAIRS SHAREWARE Maintenanco' ------p a r a d i n g ‘ Wals 4 morel Bert Harbaugh Upgrade your old Motor. Inc system to I I 423-4840• 420-4840^ 536-6323 Wendell ; m 386 or 486 power,, WEDGCOR METALAL CoSS^gggffoN 301 OuurMiOpponuM BUILDING Dealer»r Remodollng^& re(^lr ______M Mw>w iwa__ starting at ------Pond-&-DttctfCl0anlng ng------New-&-rapBlr— : Froo estim ates. Ser^ng Custom Excavation on dairy, farm & II TONY’S' toWOM m 701 Auoww Magic Valley 324-5835 Concrete pipe repair.r. IMS The Computer Placjlaca residential. LANDSCAPING T h o m p so n 415 ADDISON AVE/E Roofing, siding. ----- & HOME REPAIRSs liiiiyiiiaMijiiaa M l i s - ' Backhoe Service■ 734-1667 • painting., concrete,e, • Summer dean-ups, pruning,ing. PROFESSIONAL 423-4098 ___■ drywQll,&plumbing19 5 STAR PROPERTYy trimming, shrub rornovai,>1, . ROORNG & II ggss*'™ * IDI-MV SERVICES, INC. new iawrf8,sprinWer8, leakyaky COATINGS Cloaning, painting: repairsirs, faucets, roof repair, doors. - __ Computor.Systems , 543-6349 o r -- ____ _733-7221 :' ...... ’ronovattohs^ rorwxleiing ^ I Commerclat. IndustHai; 4{R Mik Ituom ‘•1-800-75(W349' 733-4962 ' 15 vej^'ex^rhance H i f S V ^ r - THE WetkiwhttyoucMn'tdolHal residential. Buildup roofe. BEST PRICE ^ Reasonable & reliable F ree Estlmatesi Leaks repaired In 24 hrs. _ STARCRAFT-,^. FOR YOUR ----- Call 734-3322 Glass & aluminum boat! COMPUTERAND ' D & A CONSTRUCTION3N ------Fishing or skiing, ali ' ACCESSORIES FIRE Compliance, painting, lurs; sty les in stocki P hone or Fax , ' Awayl E' PuUmttt Undtcm t, Such Business Hou n remodeling, renovations, fcA in Morcrulser stem drives■' 208-734-5663 I A t o u r g o lf driving L a n £ ^ & 733-9503. « . . . . .repairs, - r reliable. . Monday-Ftiilaylay; 8:00 to 5:30‘ Sala t u r d a y , 8:00 t o 10:00 Forco & Morcury outt>oard: 1039BkieUikesBM.tl range. South across - homo improvomenb by Full sales & Servico for” Twin Falls. ID 83301 OldeTown Bridge, tun ‘^C .ll ust perfectionisti 2 roquesls:{. SHELTON’S Morcury & Force products left o n P a r k A ve. 736-8036 ___ l ^ k a t my work & givo meifl a TREE SERVICE Address; BERTHARBAUGH Park Ave Range chance to bid your pr^ecLH tree topping, tree rts * P A R A G O N MOTORS, INC 380 Parke Ave removal, chain saw [q. Box 548, CONSTRUCTION 1323! 3rd street West, P.O 536-6323 W endell . g Welcome ■urork, shmb by Tom Edmondsonin Used boat ip'4lock RAY & SON trimming or removal, Twin Falls, 1013! aICE ^ ■ s r f l 3 * T 8 H Decks, fences, remodels,ils, ■ y I J J tK fyT T ^T M hauling of any kind. CONSTRUCTION 25 YRS EXPERIENCE installs w indow s & doors,rs. Yard work or Responsible, reliable, concrete, roofing, steel eradoaoa WHATEVER, FAX al] phases of ______736-8287-aner-6pm------construction.____ "DBSION t'iaUSTDATIONIm —— SICKCAR? — . g - 1538 \T !s rj r A lso will tu to r In p a g e N E E D SM ALL (208)734-55 RiSGtmnlComticlliij J - layout, drawing, vrord 29 E N G IN E R E P A IR ?, D SLTR E E SERVICE FmariyourWdgiwedsBrS HONEY DO. INC. -;-733-5369 FreeeaUmate*■ I processing programs D on't ta k e it to th e shopi, , Trimmed or shaped. ■ for PC or Macintosh. ^ Rem oval & stu m p BOOKKEEPING lh. vvotoSlSlS'riniLd LETMEFIXIT - SERV IC E THE INK WELL 736-8738 l^E R E IT SITSI grinding. Free estimates. 738 aytsexp.Ll(JeRsed. Insured 536-5185 or For ^ bonded & insured. 423-5906M F o r y o u r ho m e, The Business auto or business 1-800-U6-5185 Line Ads: Too Small for I reV ' ^ ^ R 2 I S 3 H ___ MOBILE MECHANICIC ' A Bookkeeper - 8i Home Maintenance 3:00 P.M. Mondaoday Ihrough Thursday lorr noxIn day's publication But Too Large . ED’S DRYWALLLion " NEEDA QI//CK “I'LL DO IT FOR LE SSr 5:00 P.M. Fridayday for Sunday's publicationlo n ‘ for a Shoe Box Hang, tape & texture'. FIX-ME-UP? 734-7049 Computerized GL ■ Guaranteed work. iturday tor Monday's publica ■ GRAVEU DIRT & CLAYAY REMODELING •10:00 A.M. Salui ication. Monthly Financials Free estimates. , Backfill, corrals, NEW CONSTRUCTION ' Payroll Workers compensatlor d o z e r w o rk ., I DAY & NIGHT TV Display Ads: ______Quarleriy Reports 1-«00-798-6682 3 BARNS8X8$799- SERVICE ■"------>4tostne88^ayji> !ha4inies-News------wnatever Your N S ' ”—D«llvary available—— — iNTEfUOR&'EXTSRlOA— Service p n VCR’s ; T V s, ' 3 ‘Bookkeei^inQ Needs* ' p o n d s driveways Hffiiyffff. h a m ff, outMrffls . AdvertlslUg SaleSi^SlffiptissM ^lveliriitorrirtform atiotir------^ ^ & “ •• (JAWALIhS & PATIOS7 GL BARNES'&'SONS____ CONCRETE WORK.^ All work 8. preparation At Reasonable Rates ■------^ 2 4 ^ 8 6 9 ^ ------^ done by hand. FRE^«STIMATESI' Free estlm atesi M argarot Tubbs Call R o n Harney <208) 734-6271 Jim Waggoner 543-4271 “ DEUVERED >oll 423-6262 M KfTfVmVWTnVS f Colorado .Blue Spruce Sand & gravel topsoil •S en ioor r DIstounII - 25% off reguiguiar open rates ' & Austrian Pine ^ DUANFS PAINTING Affordabli B u d n n t Systtmt W irT i Homa ImprovemintB ■ Bookkeeping & tax for the fall planting “ . ’THEPAINTER'IstetirluDng UinufaeturarKHIobiltboRM ~ - - •Sludenlenl Discount 25% off regugular open rates S pa%feffi^ilc Room addttkxis remodeling preparation* SBA loan— season. Qualify s^ock and HOWtopalnt-lnleutl Prices are right! T-lodc, vinyl Bmorial Notices 12 lines. 1 transplantJng senrfces at electrical, plumbing. ^ sUrting, roof repair & general 'i • Hemi Iday, $8.50 assistance • Invoice NORTHWEST Hojobtooltigtoftootniilll•jii •Reasonable rates‘ Free collections Free initial reasonable rates. COMPANY. INC. JJ. esJimatwSerioftfisoxinti wintering. Guaranteed work ' .Free Ads-Lostost & found, item s to give/e away 3 lines, 3 days - Trees ( r to 12') ot 20 y m ajperiancs: Free esematei I in writing .Sonkx. discounts consultation 736-8885 733-1234 ' Call Ward 734-6294I 734.2762 * 736-1105' J to Buy ads, up to 30 days fl 4400 N. 1754 E. tn Gravel Sales 734-4144 W antedto lys per insertion. Buhl f’ Northvlew Tree Farm ••S See order Iorm lor oaro\open rate f 543-6714 •

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'105 PER&OHALS 113 CHILD CARE 201 ADMINISTRATIOW BOBBY W O I •SERVICES , UANAGEICNT I THE Amo.733-1083_ Working hours Mon-Frl. ♦ A,10 9 8 , - tOam-fiOT. M al rosumo 10: • HAPPY In homo child caro altor1" 2pm2| Mngio % jo y Mail Monooo- 4 8 S 33 Mon-Frl. Call 734-3657.SL ----- moni Offico. 1485 Poiolmo ' Visualizing thes (opponents’ d lst^-__ O T - ______E A S T _ B IRTH D A Y Will do babsitting day or Rood.T«v^Foils,ID63301. • J - 7 ------— nkihf:3g4^9t1— -~S. butjon requires no10 more ; than count- + J 6 ing up to U Id a]any suit Often it ^ Q17 7 6 2 V K 10 5 -4 3 Charleen rhomo. Full Umo positio n opon for i ♦ Q 6 S 4 so c ro la ^ m a n n e r at tho ::> J makes the differeirence between sue- ♦ \ 5 <2 VanEaton Joromo County F a r. Salary ----- cess and faiiurel AiAnd in the play of a * W0 4 3 2 basod on oxportonco. Sond slam, its Importrtance cannot be SOUTH rosumo to: Jo ro m e Couniy ♦ K 7 4 Fair Board. PO Box 166. ------ovotstecsscd------liiB -T —JeromoHM3838 byNor:------^ i r ~.— —------iOT^PECIAL------At one table blof a team gam e, NOTICES — ^ Ist.Nophayi^i^pfeaso dummy’s heart acace won, and when ♦ K J 7 J ♦ A K Q 9 87-’ • 203 AGRICULTURAL 'trumps didn't bnjreak, South gave ALCOHOLICCS ITCTW Til - West his trum p trlirick. The heart re- Vulneinerable: Both ANONYMOUSIS Exporioncod dairy foodor tu m was.ruffed ao(md South then tried Dealelien South Coll 733-8300 ------r w ^ . Call 67M 976. . the spades. Whena 1they didn't b reak The! biddbl in g : HOTL1NE-733-01i i i F ------— — Exporioncod oulsido dairy wt _ ' A probtom is n o t o prot 201 ADUMSTRATIONIOM/ holp, Loador & tracior ox- \ either, he feU back;ck on tbe diam ond soB*kIth West North EaiEast whon sharod. Moi porionco nocossary. rolor- , MANAGEMENT ■y finesse. Unfortunaliate(y he took it the Pass 14 - PasPass Hoaldi Assoc. 5pm-7 fT w)cot.Catl324.73ko. f e w © . wrong way and hele lost the slam . 3 ^ Pass 3 4 PasP a s s 24 fwura en wknds.t:: ------. EXECUTIVE ASSOOAT)JATioN Milkor-foodor noodod. Call In the replay, &South played in a__4 4 '. Pass 4V PasPass OVEREATERSS ADMINISTRATOR 'Sim ilar way ezcejcept that he took '4 # P a s s 6 * AU ANONVMOUS5 klaho VoiorinaryModicat. tim e to count and1 \visualize. He won ______eodallon noods odminislninislra- . rea d y lo rco rn s o a so n . 10 PREGNANCY CRISI!SIS «or to provide m anagorigoriai- w h e ^ oxporiooM. 13 spd I dummy’s- heart ace.ac cashed th ree COpening lead: H eart deuce s ip a n - Road Rangor. CDL ro. CENTER itlos In- cal haul, bonolits ollorod, ^ . high trumps and continuedcc with a n - . _____ ------Ffootoslinfl;Caii734-7<.7479 llnio lo full-tlmo; dutlos nHod to cou d bo luii-llmo. Call bo- B ID WITH THE ACESS ' o fl- ^ .3 7 1 - 7 4 7 2f2 . cludo, but aro nol fimHod r other, giving Westit thbt lead. West r e - ' data baso 8 fnandalil? mi S a ^ twoon 8-5.423-4269 i turned a heart, whirhich South ruffed, lO-lft-B,R Twin Falls FARME agomont, convonltoniim plan- Wantod: Truck drivers for po- MARKET, oach Sat. 9- i t f a ^ t a l.^ . Call 324-5813,_____ f , and’three rounds ofo( spades revealed Southt h h o ld s: 1 ' GrocofyOuliot. Locol. ( IXf . I that there was to be no discard frpm Irulls & vogotobloB inc ' P»0 * communicatioiatio n s. '205 DOMESTIC/ \—r “ thatsuitrSouth-pcrerelsted by ru ffin g------______^♦,10.8______------__ ing-pumplUns.-squi o* -- -I V K 10 5 4 3 spuds, opplos; bo[)o“ od— ofO"'"*'®" •W ila.*coosHlvo— ^— 'H O U SEH O LD------I dummy's last spadtide, forcing E ast to .D 0ods;croh8.10-23 is >- >Q 6 5 4 2 is last u^at*alm udo*(D roactI Oponing; Exporioncod discard his last hKteart to hold three______mnrtiot day this Bonson.an.---- nooroiieh * I diamonds. Since East I ^d shown prosont a professional 1 k only three blackk card, and had 109 PROFESSIONALL ago a must; somo trav ■th S o o th , SERVICES will considor hom oS olll l i ’ played five hearts,s, he was known tq ^ ^ option in Bolso or oth I have sUrted withJl more diamonds 2 * ,TioM. Idaho location: $20,000 FREET»NSULTATIi S s r ■" j - than West. F o r cor»}nftrmation, West Fran R. KomMumi i , *25,000 to Sian. Sond 1 ^ su m o to : IVMA, PO 8 had shown four carards in each black ANSnSWER: Two diamonds. Nio ° CARE GIVERS. Must bo I CNA. all shifts availablo. still and had led thethi heart deuce on tributi BolsoJ^711 lu tio n , b u t n o t e n o u g h s tr ee n n { g th to Social Socurity D is ti.lily/SSI l: Doodl‘P?Oc«.K22nd, Apply in porson only al -u: —openlngJead^eai•arlyJ&sLnasJhe_,nake- ke-a-m ore-aggressivcjnoveove______Boniuvpiia£45fiilft. •------^ s t Magic C aro Conlor^______1= one short in dlani'monds, and South C^nsorvatorships tCashrJr.T l - had the' odds predcxlomlnantly in his ^ brtd|« quMUoQ* to' Tbe Acts.. P. CE LEGAL N O tja 101 LOST » FOUNDD gonolshm onts & oth< vicos company. Ourpiuroro. • PRN. $10 fcfor 10 days I LEGAL NOTT^ — r — colloction action. Fn iu lw B No phono c alls p lo a so . Fill — ^ Found: Noor Buhl, yoi —.n. jntheoTstriciICT — trtora-piF -locatod appspproxi- good alzod dog looksIS titoli> o Wlophono consultalk COURT O F TH E FIfFIFTH matoly 4 0 mikts wotwost ol coyolo.silvor choko cl ' 0 chain ' .'’^Tn Twin Falla. counlability for your 01 andd 4 lines; JUOICIAt! OISTRICICT IN RogOfson, Idaho, bidi>lds witl c ^ . 733.6939. - - WmH. Mulbafry r AND F O n THE STATATE' bo o c co p to d untii 2:0C jy oponuion. ■-.•1v l • flbnnd. Altomwrnltmw. Full orpart-tim o LPN or RN aI O F IDAHO. CCXJNT>TY OF O ctobor 21, 1993; anc ). 324- P.O. Box 186. SUM in- posilion oponing. 40 bod TV/IN FALLSI bo publicly oponodod a n d 8308 lor moro Inlonnaiic>aton._ . flw *. Idaho B344t Cato No. SP93-574I road aloud ot 2:30 of • dud*o som o typo o lI salsa lo s SNF. Com potitivo w agos. aoniol. 1^ 0M 2166_ strong oxcollonl bonolilB. Wood I NOTICE O F HEARINCNQ som o d a to a t tho olfic( ------' oxporlonco a n d a stroi }/09by Havo oponings lor hch o u so doslco to progress aecoiiccord- Rlvor Coxo Contor. Shos- IN THE MATTER <5F:F; MIraelo S AssocIa W oolworth'alnTF.-.Musi M cloanfng or amall 0: Amy Alnna Erich Chid., 122 9th Ava. Ni oflico lng to your own porfclorfor-' hono,'Cal886-2228oTBtop 9 W0 away Of win havi»avo lp ctoaning, 543-9213.____ ^ rnonco. Collogo tovolH troitrain- innlSII E,4ih.— ^----- • — ■ itittonor • B a hf.-ldaho. Bid poc laito to «nO p o u n d . C ' A PoUdon by Amy' A Alono are availablo a t Iho ofl Call Scarlett Cleaning Servirvices Ing In businoss or finance Full-timo RN for Public " I Erich b o m Novombobor 7, ol M im cto & A ssodotoi - ° a . « a a ------Windows, lurnlturo. didotaii 0 plus. You m ust bo opi Health Disirici V. in Burtoy. 1074 QI Santa R o u1. .' Coil- .PUBLISH: O ctobor 13.13 t 4 Losi: 2 yr okJ moJo noutooutorod ctoaning. Call934-S3S7157___ to rotecallon in tho near152U1I:. 1 Call k^aryDockor or Sharon fomia now rosiding atOI370 15, 16. 17. 18 ondnd 19 shiny black shorthoirod ratkxis. ‘uro. WhUe 7 ^ 5 9 0 0 .______I Shoup Avonuo WosL't^Twin 1993. " ^ • Skyfino. Eostlond. Fi ^ yygaa.*-"'- Wo oflor Iho chaliongoooDofn Noodod pharmacy tochnl- 15 or Emoiover ^ ' (his m y nam o togoJIy. ID050-EA-93080. doy. W odnosday. TMi. Caro COTlof. 674 Eastland. i ■ • T he nam o o f th o Potiljbtfon- D odston o n -Id o h o -PPowor ff --day 4 Sundoy Timi™ o “ : _____ RN nighl shilt. apply In M r- or*8 Fathor is' RonaWdAUn / Co. lo c ato d in JEROROME Nows. Localod 1393 9 1Sth U uke« only minuies 10r p w e Placing an ad In me dassltleMifioa son only W oatU ftgic Coro Jo hnson, a d d ro s s IsI* not county at T9S, R19E.SSoc- Avo W., aft'ornocl o o n e ,;your claasllled ad . . . tho "celunvis is a ptoee ol ca)c9.ca)u C e n te r. 6 4 0 F ilor Avo. T. Caa733-09pi pross2 . availablo.: tho nanvisIS ond lion 2 o . a n d anniyjodtod in only, Mon-Fri. Cloj:io s o d (esuta tokoa t>lt loogor.tr. . Wost. Twin Fals,______Call R e a l addrossos of Pofltbmjnors onvironmontol documumont Sat. Sun a holKioys.■S. < ll Estate fl -vnoar rolativos (il Fatho 736 -2 2 9 9 for m o ro} inlor-inl Ihor it 1D050.CER-93089. U6ad) aro:. ^^^^Dods^ionRoRo^Roha- motion. This Is a pulpublic ____ I n n U ft Anni> P f le h ^ omDnr— sorvtcoannouncomonn o n to l— —'------= S a l e ^ C eL e d i - jff g ^------Shoup Avonuo Wost,. 7TWin t o c a ^ In BLAINE .cou»u^_- ThoTimoa-Nows. . Giitiyfmtg z l m t i p z l i : Such Petition willIII bo and a x ii^ z o d ' In onvir«vr r(reol estate for sale ads) B 1 0 0 5S th S t. E . H a i l e y:OND A \ ROUTE 200-400 616th Avenue East i 100 6 t h S t. E IVlilner:ast3rd A\ ,400-699 100-400 717th Avenue East W endell EastA\ 4th 400-699 5 2 0 0 - 77 t h S t. E . 100-300 818th Avenue East SECOEast Sth 400-699 2 0 0 7 t h S t. N . East 6th 400-699- 500-700 Blue Bl Lakes Blvd. t n e s ^ N e w s E a s T h e T l n i g North 300-799 100 Sth 8 Ave. E. ■ E a s 7 0 0 - 8 0 0 SShoshone I St. E. Ave. N, 300-799 E.enn ' r C ^ t ^ E R 1 0 0 - 3 0 0 BBlue Lakes Blvd. E a : C U S T I Milner 300-799 E a s _ . » you live nee Wendell 300-799 you are Intercer^ e d Ih delivering ^ S E R y i , Gooding I . If you live bw«any i of these streets ■Id like a paper route5 thoTliTimes-News! ~ and would HkIke to deliver papeis H a i l e y Av leTlinK-NeHs^ arthK B areas^all: BUHl 543-4448 *ni£R 3JW2A-5375 - ■ ' h iAE/HACERMXN • GOOpiNG/VVtW£NOea5D6-2533 its ^ BURIEY/RUPERT 676-25J2532 ^ If you would ■liBllBg & live near

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207 OFFICE/ 212 TRADE 213 USCELLANEOUSIS 213 MISCELLANEOUS ■ A Tim«■ » e s - N e w s CLERICAL ^ ---- OPPORTUNITIESS -- OPPORTUNmES DRILLER HELPERS ed W ill Fill FT McrolartaJ pogHion.r rcc r r : w a n ted BE A GOVERNMENTIT Two dispoU hors for T rar ■ Classifie putOf Oxporioocc toquir IV. Nood chalieuns ikw ns [ t T n Appllcailoni ovallabla inA o- For applicalion ft^^omiotloiiniion ■ high school diplomo. Fam ■ E v e o• y N e e d lh®Jofomo County Exti pondablo pooplo 10 worlvork on jond namo a addrosssio: lo: ioriiy with social-dlsabili •kxi Oflloo. 300 N. Unet ourminoralondwoiorvor woll Trace. PO Box 879, . servcos prokmod; $12.6C 8ulto1}t.8:30am-12:.l9 'o d drtlling rigs In Iho Wostioslom RosobyrQ. OR 97470,0, annual salory, full benefit no^M^M^Ckning•a ddoto US.vftoTloroxcoitontf■ntpoy, ~ '______Start immedWely. Applic m ! 7 3 3 -- 0 9 3 1 insurance ond opportun X lions a t Trans IV ofllcoI c B UY ' IT ! h hi-h forodvaneomonI.App • Fuli-timoorpart-limo Groal opportunity wilh hi K ^ 8 _ . _.COSMETOLOGiST.noodod M adrona Stroel ft Humanan_ .. cant6musJbo21.hav 7^ ----- Resources Ollico in------profilo com pany. Wo(nm no nr volid driver's lioonso ont , Porsonol Lino CuBlorr '■ CSIToyiorBuikling.- Sorvico rop wtth Proport] Closes Oct. 20 AA-EOE. CasuoBy liconso & 2 yo< willbe Honost porson noodod to oxporionco. Salary, 'aco m . . mortts. Dnjg scroon will 1 10 UNIBASE IS HIRING DATVTA roquirod,Cail801-S7:973- conduct suM )ysforadod ENTRY OPERATORS.!.T o V T S A lr monsuratos wilh oxpo tar ■Fri for ag o n ^. Must h a v o aCOM c ^ key d a ta Irom m all pioc S . imBges.-feHhe^JS-Poali EQUAL HOUSING ___^ Bm SsT t F. id 83303. — ^— poy, Ikixabki hours, Coli'Oil Servico. We hovo d a y an P a in Imo bookkoopof f>oo DRIVERS-OTR koHhatOaClnc. night training classes star od. bunlhor wHh cooipuKputor Pro-Pab Transit has opensening ______736-0944,______Ing soonl ^uol Opportti- $ 1 i0.50 P>ERH C Al real •state adveniilng In Ms accounting, iMoWitoopiropinB lor OTR long haul llatb OUR Jctf nily Employer. For furthither la. - drivors. Lato modol comri Idfho School for th* Dc»f newspaper is «ibfoct b W Fslr & payroll program s.- ; •«ffh*a//r>dlsaccopilngMing details conloct Unlbaec^60. - • - . • S.HouSig M wNdi imlM > Icgtl LIS fering' two CoU Mr. Juon'a 733-7777777 • tionol Hoot, S.26-mile appliealionsloracoRoopago 636 Bluo Lakes Blvd N.C C actus P e tes is off< to advertlw ’any prslsrance atktorJ-R . _____ ’ start. 23 yrs-2yrs. .OT supervisor assislani pc«i- -cntt 733-8363______classeses which will11 instruct Irttifonordftritilialantuedon tor Spouso ridor prooram. p UoJTMuslcaretorondin- n m cobr. soc, handoft noodoo in Buhl oroa.,Q. . Insumnco, 80&-7fe-7386 surethesafotyofdoalandand 214 EMPLOYMENT dents in dealingy blackjack, brrCal SWA cr radarri erl|>\ or 4 0 + h o u n ^ wook.k. Drivers tirod of ovor thoI rood,ro^ or blind chiidron in a group:^ P WANTED on Intention, to maKa sny ludt . Softd retum o lo: Porsonnsnrwi rwvor twing homo. UTITl h a s ! living environment durir>g Gracaduates will have th e preference, limitadan er Managor. PO Box 127.127. oM nings for locol runs.IS, INE tho ovoning or,niflhLshifl_^5:— Wanted dairy hentsmanpo apply V for dlscrimlnstlen.* Familial status — ------Bufi. ID 63316. _____ '• fJovada oroa. Home daldally. Can 934-4457 or cootoci opp) p o itu n ity to;_ < - - IrcbdeacMdinundartteHiel sition. e x p erien c ed In a: 16 Ihrlng with parents er fegsl ; S e n io r socrolary. Hnll0/hour w ith CDL and at leasl 1 yoyear inspection company io- TNs newspoper » • nol IvsMlnfA' ______209„ftESTAURANT/------_ ^ _ O T R oxporionce-Soto..lli..llal^_caU)d.ln.Houston,.Toxasls isis- 215-BABySfTTERS------future-full-timee-positians ------' LOUNGE bod. 48 elates. Sond lnlus expori-jorl- itfP’Vi 7??*7W^i — space 581-at thele Lynwood Mall in TwTwin Falls beginhihg OOctober 25, 19937 The"- : SjHUOTbfit « i $ o S S l ; - - - p]y bl M rson at Tho O asi ; Dick Simon Trucking ; f “ -| 1-aOO-727.5865CDL-A.Ta onco in gonoral warehouse ) p.m . to 5:00 p.m. and2 9777. The Toll-free Wophone ' 1(fo7 6 ;;o Lakos B M N . ;r-— a receiving inspeclion pre-i?® 217 RESUME Iwo classes, wilili beI held Monday throurough Friday tiom 1:W) i { rtmber tor tie haarirq Impaired ll ------!-Experiencod doubles drive ' lorrod. Please sond resumeOTO* ' “ --PREPARATION’ again from 6:000 p.ni’.'to] 10:00 p.m! .ThiThere'isno/ee'for'the’s rschoolrEnroilment-is-L - I 1 Port-tlmo cook position,1 o ox-1 Locol haul; homo ovoi''O 'y to: Bill Shoa.P O Box 5666, porionco prolorrod. butjtnol n day.C^|733-2733 -,_ Pasadono. Texas 77508- 733-2009RoyStotton-31 yrs.^ ■' limited, however,er, 5 0 register now! roquirod, hours may var)/a ry -. Exporioncod piumbors noe J G 6 6 ______0X0. wfTtIng orof. resum es. 502 H O ies'' - possibiiity to work into>por-, po od. 734-6778. ------JOB OPENING MogIcWordj_734^S17^_^__ Applications maylay be com pleted and anI interview in scheduled at NelJeilsen it Company &t theJ FOR SALE manont position. Gonlomeet Exporioncod siding crocrow priyor-worohouso porson. II )0 BlueI Lakes Boulevard Nor 208) 733-2282. Cactus Petes Porsonnol; I Lynwood Mall. 550 vJortb ip-.Twin Falls or call(20l S 36DRM1BATH noeded.Musthavo OMow n . [^[^1 bo ablo to lilt 100 bs.,: erview applicants from 12:0C 1 Tuesday, October 19 and Canyon VI«w Hoipilalt«l oquipmonl. Top wogos pa good driving record, DOT I porsonnol will intcrv 2:00 noon until 8:00 p.m. on 1 t ' Comlorl and oonventoncot 226 Shoup AvaW .• •- ^ u s bonoiits. Whiiohoo corliflcation. EOE: high I Wednesday, Octobci)bcr 20 a t N eilsen & Compmpany. For further inform;mation, nil Cactus Petes. Carport, Ig fenced back- Twin Falls, B3301 Romo ft Enorov 733-9688> S ^ school graduate, willing lo I ...... Human Resources1 DepartmentDl aLir80p-^42>J8:-J833.ext.660L______' yard, am worlotMp, wood- ., ------FAX734-6764------E xpiflohcod Steel sidingig iiin-' work, subject to subslon'cd stove aod 6 oorda of wood. PH. 734-6760 ;------siallors noodod, Full-limilimo. abuse tost boloro hiro. Bon------WaWnnptneyrnWfeaipat,------^— •• .TwinFaiis (ast tood' must hovo hand toolsils a elits: wages commonsuralo lined compcnsaHon includesi ba:base h o u rly rale a n d e stim a terf d :miniinum tips. rostauront Nrir>g ior lunchic h , iransooflatlon. 733-9683.13; __ wilhioxporionce. Apply?in in — TppSlpticanis must bo 21 years old.1. EcEqual Opportunity Employert M I / F /H /V ki^mSgSdelSiooidittttci' ' Bhltts, will pay top wago. ded. . ponwn to Gpm Slalo Paper Por(ectiorfamIVol4l pO’ I Exporioncod slylist noodet ^ 301 BUSINESS Call 423-5287 ovos. Hig|)or com m issions,, bo-bc ^ft Supplv Co. Bring your $63.500. Cal 7 3 ^ . 101 OPPORTUNITIES : nus, paid vacalion, groalMat- a currant MVR re p o rt 1601 AFFORDABLE ELEGANCE 210 SALES omsphoro. Evoryihingig I Is Highlond A vo. E .. Twin Buylhl8l77asqtlpr«sll. ------lumishod. If you closiro, o>ox- Falls bolwoon 8am-Spm,I'm F O ^ L eX s E: Now 50 s e a t giw s home MAh 12M sq I ' colloneoasucesB.comome Mondayihru Rkiay.- - —— - c o lfe e sh o p a n d 4 0 s o aat l ...... - ...... i a c H i !s unfinished baaemeni on lounge, lum-key. In Ely, No-!>- , cul.d«-aao lot. Excellent ^in ourloami Looking lor school bus driv- vada. Reply to CollinsIS . THE CUP ors 10 drlvo '93--94'school floor plan, wkh 3 bedrooms. THE TIMES-NEWS 734r627_a______Coun Casino. Box 460. Ely. '2 b e ^ , large etfira,nook. ____ yearrTF area. Will train, np- Novnda 89301 y- Immodiaio Opening lor expcxpo- proximaloly 15-20 hours , W o'ro oxpanding our ro ta son. per wook. CDL license ro- t e l e s 302 MONEY TO LOAN salos (oreo in tno Burloy Solf-oxporionce in audiijdio quired. Must have good $143,000. Ruport aroa a n d aro look R E S 0RI7I?CASIN0 I7 • j a c k p o i ; mevD/ADA______> ll vidoo ft c a r sio re o prosro- orhring record and bo ablo K-Tek Realty ing for tho right individual. I ?'2 W NEED CASH? _J David 734.»t6t ferrod. Sond rosumo 10 BoxBo: to poss physical Pleaso caB. Wo buy notos ft rea l e s ta te0 ------ESS - you havo a strong trad g?~93174rl(r*Times-Now9rP«.pQ .,— ^733-8009r9am-4pm.-Train~‘"'-‘-MntmasrCrootiwrRnanca-a------“ loeb/d and'aro'tocfangTor i , ID ingglnrtino nowl______now chaltongo. this oppor Box 548. Twin Falls, l[ - 1-600-999-4809. lunity Is ior you. ExcollonC j s m ------___ Nationol Car Ronlal has a working conditions, propro- Journoyman carponteriiers luii-lime opening for" oa 304 INVESTMENTS . grossivo componsatiortion noodod, oxporioncod onlymly. rental roprosontalivo. 2pm-im- ______• Dri^v e r 's Airr Bag • Ailr Conditic packago and bonoiits. AdAd- lop wagos. Call 324-762^624 10pm shift. Good bonelils.its. Exporkmcod prolossionol in-I- ioning vortising or Markotlng do ___ Apply bolwoon 8am-10amam vostmont advisor accoptlng groo proforrod. C assia0 orjoi Light l^ustrial positions.”s at tw in Falls Airport, Mon-3n- 3 now clients. Feos Minidoka Couniy roddonile n t warohouso. oonsiruction.>n. day thru Fridoy.______chargod only on earnings! •AulIto m a tic 1Triansmisssio n *Po also prolorrod. This ia1 an.ar carponlry. hajYost. Pon-timo card morchandiserso, above 10%./33-96Se ____ *ower immodiato oponing. To ap-' ap- TwInTolis 733-7300 noodod In Twin Falls. Coll:olI High yield low risk Invost- - sood rosumo,ond covot3vor: Burfoy 676-4040 * No FoeM> • 1.338-1346 loavo msa. _mj)m8 Ji^M O i^ ^ In-^ u ------EXPRESS ------rpAHrriHE^FtEXIBtE & J i! S A Q W S =laAM^EIMfljCassett! : PERSONNEL SERVICES aU $5000 to $50,000. 5 to 3 06 . *e ^ HOURS • MONDAY THRU 77w 7J/m$-N(twt )C- years. Coll 733-9656. POBOXS4B Nood labricotor for stainlosEo ss FRIDAY Tetophone colkic- I stool. W ago dependingI on tions. Cloor credil report TwinFt»t,IDB3S03 y 305 CONTRACTS AND •Niiis s a n Qu«ality Attn:J»n»tGcfnn oxporionco. Apply In por­lor- nocessory lor licensing, son: 915 O verland Burloy.loy. S en d rosum o lo: 704 2ndnd MORTGAGES ^ 1 Tost roquirod. 6769455 ’ Avo N., Twin Falls, 1 10 0 ------Advortising SaJos Rop., Twin — 83301 ATTN: Mary Lou. Mongaga contract socurodi Falls aroa, good com pon-on-< N orth Sldo B us Com pany by roal e s ta te . WIII dis> ox- Jorom o is taking applica'ica- PT, pormononl help. Visuol salion with baso. salos ox ­ ors display. A (^y -count. 537-6533,- porionco prolorrod. Call:a ll liortskir school bus drivors J C Ptnrioy 232-2331, •______• W e will train. CDL required. ----- Calt 324-4426.______307" RNANCIAL ADVERTISING I PTSI 48 sta to carrier basede«d Hoputable door company 1;;In SERVICES ...... SALES I In Bolso. looking lor quail-lolj. Twin FoIis...oxporioncod in- jASE m t a - HOME OWNERS - LE Wo'ra oxpanding our markol-'*'■ fiod ownor oporalors ol Ralrqi stallor In commorcial or ros- Ing loom & a ro looking ior , bfld nqui^onUasl-M y, _ldODtioLgoxagoJoor-ln«al- — ‘anlndhriduBl uxpuiluncod' nA: lalion. Year round work, '^^wln^Mo^ic Va5Van»^ ~ goodbenofils, CeiiT-So4- u You pan savo 6 yr m m i of in salos & slatfsticat ro-f„"j J w m . B u j D o d j a , ____ bonofilB, g ^ wage. Send soacch. Excolloni working 7= rosumo: BOX 91695, do/Q your existing morlgogo iKo. _T-imes-NowSrPO-Box-648r - - ' com ponsation p a ckago ft S ; T «ioF dl.. IP 83303.______I benollta. Advortising oro*r 80o?ing.S“mo1n^nanco @ Lam ^l^‘'-^^925 marketing dogroo pro­ worker wrth provon oxpori- )* forrod. To apply sond ro­ro . o n c o In all p h a se s of resi-?.i: ' V - sumo ft covor loBor lo: dontlai mainlonance, re­ P E R M O N I Tho Timos Nows. p a ir, a OJpkeop. Quollfiodied' TWIN FALLS »NTH Anon: Polof York. c a n d id a te s m ay opply alat tho El Mllagro Housing 01- POBox 548. |{; Junior Route TF, 1083303-0546. fice, 1122 Washington Sl. - South, Twin Falls or your £l»clronle$ • Hollos! thingi'lo noaresl IMCiocetion. IMC •ince VCR. Unlimilod In­ come, k>ads providod. Con- S 701 ta d Bill or Aco. 734-1234. ‘— Truck tiro rolroading. "nro ^in­ lOOblock 7 ihS tNN ■ EXCELLENT spection ft seclion repair.lir lOOblock ' AddisonAvoWV 401 SCHOOLS ANO ...... OPPORTUNfTY . TTrobuiidor. SoloryOOE,iE! 4 0 0 ^ b k x k MainAvoN^ INSTRUCTION O ur brond now doalorship' is Valloy Retreading, Cold-l£j. 500-600 block Main Avo W Slock #34041 opon and wo are oxpandingng woll. Ib.*1-e0»432-e2&6. _ 200 block OstrondorStN2 Hssvy Equlpmsnl Training 200b(ock Richardson Dr our salos (oreo. This is: Twin Falls basod acrylicrr ^ Hands on training; Slypes- ' th e porioci opportunily for 100-200 btock Shoup A vow ' stucco com pany Inlorviow-*3 100-200blockWashrnalonN (ho right individual lo Ing lor expansion. $6-$13 J leam i t e prolossional retail p o r hour a s por skill level. . assistance; Imandna avail, aulomotivo businoss. Cnii 734-3626. If you livo poor th b area andcl 1-800.688.7075 D iesel' Professional troinlng. — woukf llko 10 bo o carrior lo r . Tn,ekOrivlnfl School,______, Contact Brad or Brian Doy Tho r«ios-Nows. call 733- ■ 213 MISCELLANEOUS 0931, oxt 202. ofik'for Don. 4 In porsonot Dick Osy- ^ OPPORTUNITIES 402 USCELLANEOUS f t Oldsmoblta • BuicK • ' LESSONS . Isuzu, 1310 PoltllnsRd,d. CarV/ashManogerWaniod: . Twlnf^alli.______Excoltoni monlhly sabuy plusus _ . W f n o lessons. 324-6566. Fart-limo clothing dorks-s - prorii shoring a olhor bone- cashiora, wookanw a must.a. fits tor adul who is willing to A pply ® >y c a r o abo u l th o businoss.? Rise To N ew/V Heights At... -TIMA G> _ Good hours (or ambitious *199 9 3 HiSifS;AN AL iXE PAHT-TIME RETAIL SALES:S with qualilicnlions leliis M ad Man M agoo's oponina'I i m C m Iv sia stlo abilily lo moilvato at onco ai Job Sorvico,/ young pooplo. ft Iho doslroi s m Twin Falls. Day, adomoon, 10 provido oxcoiiont cus-s- RESotrtCAsnAsno • JACKPOT. rc\*\OA ovoninq a Sni. shifts. ’ ■ tomor sorvico. Bring ro-“• WE HAVE: \MIf^rt/EDIATE - sum o a pk:k up application 6rre a t Sel(lection of Coloi Foopte to sell travol mombor- Irom Mr. G as at 911 Bluo OPENINGS AVAWAILABLE FOR >rs a h i ^ , no bull *dignHiod‘.• Lakos Blvd Nonh. TF. ■ C o o k Commission only. Doug, •• I " C a ssia C ounty School Ois-B- ■ B a r t e n d ee r ‘ - 314-775-2309.______To ClhoQse FFrom! - trlel#151 lacurrenliyad-s- • Secretaryy T h a Lonosom o C ow boy In'' cy.Dock>g ■Receptloni>nist part-timo sakKporson wKh^ ond Malta aroas. Appll-j. ■Warenouscjs e P e rso n cants must havo a goodd ■ C u s t o d i ain n driving record and bo ablo0 - B a k e r - to p a ss a physical oxamlna-. lion. A CDL liconso is ro­ ■ E lectricianan 127 Blue 212 THADE . , quirod with a p a s s o iw ar>- ■PBX/Resere rv a tlo n s inner/Wrlter* . 4th oeneration plumbing dorsomonl. The School ■ K e n o R u n r LakeBs Blvd. N. businoss sooking licontod District wil provkto all ireln-'• ■Cashler/HcH o s te ss / journoyman son/wo plumb- ' ■ ing noodod for tho job ond ■ F o o d S t ejw w a rd 10 oblain Iho CDL liconso. • r , Boisa, ID. Long ionn op- , I Applications may bo ob- ■ B uspersonsn I ta m ^ Irom th o School Bus3 aKItchen SSti te w a rd eollod 206^43-4653!_____i -Gafago. 1^40ParkoAve-I- -Inctudflt IncAntlve Sonus nuo or tho Conlral Olfico tU AMERICAN TEMPORARY 237East19lhSt. Burioy.__“ Tills is'your opportunity 10 gio ' SERVICES, m e . 1t U T E S ' AoeaoiinoappUcaitonsfor _ DELIVERY______dynamic Caclus Petes leaml W 5 ' lM»an sorTSri S S S - - -Miloperators Jorom o Aulo Supply is now “ • • •WsiBhooaa workers Bccopting appucatkxtt lor • ‘ FofWl! operators an aggresslvs. swvice ori- $51 ' are available (rom IhB Twin Falls 733-11. 8 2 3 , * Faclory «b(kon *ProduciMn workers poraon. Com o join a pro- For (unlierWoriTHllon aboul?S lh! & oal,: ■ • 6 0 montlnth Closed end leas. $5i$551.58 required to stailart lease. Includes first p . Temp(^,»asonaJ. grossive, goai oriented or- > st payment. ganization: FiMSO apply 1 (800) 442-383833, ext. 6609 Customer has no3 r E MFHV NEVER A FEE inDor»onal . bohvoon ItM) hours of 10amm andor Spm, Mohdny-Ffiday P aymlent en Includes monthly sasales tax. ^ ^ 7 3 4 - 6 4 5 2 or Buriey TiesUnookhJtretm. 1 •______AN eOUAL OPPOffTUNrTYirTYEMPLOYEHWF/>W I • 6 7 6 « » fi

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Real EsIstate/Salea 1 3 - 5 1 3 - ACREAGES ANO10 513 ACREAGESANO. 502r51 LOTS. LOTS ' ■ -1 1 ocrowilh-rivorlrontaoilagoin tOocres Soof Twin. o\ orman looking Iho valloy. 502 KOICS 502 HOMES 502 HOMES 502 HOICS . 505 GOODINQ/ tho boautlfui Hagorn ______.8 h a tw .elw a lo fja4 J& FORSALE FOR S A U _ I FERS Mobile hom es welcomsm e in Northeast Twin falls.fall Master bedroom has own oider homo. Picturo0 nporloct londK apo-suto sprir Uvuo A b o th hom e In presUol' 2',4ocro buikling sitesoson c onthisacroim b ack y ard & patio. 3 temoMnnpoiuolW It h a s 506 JEROME HOMES bath, .new modern kilchenkilc includes all appliances, >. 3 b o d - lortcod yord-lots ot p< dining aro a a, oak cablr aroa.-Thobosomontl Codor Draw, c al DanDon. NWolBuhC roomt,2balht,'aunr bdbdrm i ^ • ____ PriMdjLtl5fl.aOO.Spo. m un -aaoi-EHlra^rge-priviHivete-lot-w/profeBslonalr^uaUty.___ TME A PEEK anil voii'IUIll'll tie sold on ihis sharp 3 bedroom, f _ ; u la r view ol S n a k e R m' autumn cnioriainiiia in Tebced'yard In this attraaive motal I stom . Inndscoplng. BeauUfLjttfully updolod decor - roody for ' I Canyon. Thla lovely h lal sided lached.-finlshod. Insuloiiulated' f l '/biota, sprinkler sysio' or willi above ntountJ pool.i^Gjeal Gfi location. DONTMBS'THISj ' .000. you'* poreonol touch.All tho amonlUos ore horo for foaturoa 3-bedroom D .^ew L e I Vf I | double oarage, $86.00 ONE FOR ONLY $89,900. batha, lo rm a llh ^ a n d y _gj|LLgfewS?itoi^!aflI'lan. ' • . /^ y o u » o t tho^0 lowl( osking prfco of $88,900. Ing room..Op«n floor i 511 OUT-OF-STATE 3STESS: JANN HUTCHISON ------w Shllreplaeeef>dwet ME — •PROPEfln I FOR SAI ------734-3373------Pleaao callJOKN FOR NOWAT$79.90C300“ VERY NICE HOMI 0(734-4572 this is a groat buyll Sharph ) ^ 3 o n c o rn e r lot. Kids walk BY OWNER-4 0 acros: 6 r ------bodtoom..2baltvhomao i Morninosldo or O'Loi nrr'cocDW EtILL ' lovols. Nicoly docorati g-litBitiftrtilllllllHlllTliljlflimi l l — ■ D • lo ts ol w ood w ork, fam rood. $ 1 5 , m Will soil i \n BANKEF.rf room has wot bar. and , ,A or port. Financing avnilofc G ^EF/LTV WESTERN REALALTY frlgorator. nicoly iBnd lor basem ent. 4 bdrms. 1,lo Is _wiiliOTandown.734^04_: STATE REALT s c a p e d y a rd w llh hot'??®b t boths. enclosod potio 734-0400 733-2365 :INDY hoatod end coolod. Hoi ^ r OPENN HOUSE OPENM H O U S E •.nad k >once. Coll CINI ^Call 512 FARMSfflANCHES Chock out this now 1776 1771 aq Independently own*vneo « I HOUSER lor details.«1 ericocl at $79,900. C SATURDAYlY, OCTOBER 16 It home (eaturingat13 bod- operated. • ^ATTYet 324-1113106.>soo. AND DAIRIES s a t u r d a ro o m a, 2 b a lh a , a gia re a t Oroai tamily homo. 2567sSfiST *93-426 - 4 P . M . room , oak ktiehon aand g BEAUT^UL GOODINGi!5 - . .. t - ‘ ------UfllihflB B B w m onrr3 mod. ______g a ra g e , lenced backck ]ya rd coUlno. SS & o® . to'cov a n d tp ^ id e r systom ia i e e w i f|“"b.js'SSE ir>du3^. ( 1 3 » ^ . STATE REALTYfrnC SE W* Assumablo existing kun. ;|1 ______7344MOO ^ S T A T E R E A L T Y Call David at K-Tek RfJ«m lty H ER EITISil 734^400 734-8151 ______th e hom e you hovo alvalways PRICE JUST RE------SOUTHERN IDAHO 1 ' ^ i IRRIGATED FARMS droamod oil 3 bodroom DUCED ON THISH IS 503 BUHL/FILER 0 0 S O U T H COUNTRY LtVINH N G baths, oorgeous IMng t Idoel for hay, grain & suefu a r 5 0 0 and dining room, largo G R E A T A C R E AA G G E HOMES ____ bool production, sprinklS J erome, Iodaho. • $279,000 n m n n n Iiy room. Kilchon hasi^oak al IN NORTHEAST 3 bodroom. 2 bath homt e J ' Excollonl locallonll Hououso i28%acros-.Qoodhomom o W ONDERFUL REMOltlOOELEO 5 bodroom hom o on m i IM P E R?IAL IA . TWInI ^ S 1 acre. Has teocod ^turapas cabinela^and^hclteludes . TWIN-PALLSI downiown Buhl, 4 bdrm slvots 2'«-ocros In tho countr)ntry w/largo hootod shop w/3 . r. dish- 6 b o d ro o m s, 4 b a th s . Nl shop, grain stomao. piv( br DIRECTIONS: N drlhIh oon W oshinolon. Woif on wkh wstorrunnlMthro. ‘“ ‘h, IMng mi. lamDy mi, 4 hondlines. $875,0000 0 p h o so powor & ovortioirtiood doors. (Would bo g ro at for Thore'eaimaabam& washer, wator purirwr.Pier. kitchon with ook cablnejinois, Kitchen, store houso, frefront G j.,7, ' - Jc.. .. In-hom o businoss orX RVR a n d olhor storogo.) Hom o, Ridgeway 1 block. NotNorth.on ImpoitaL notico wator aoftenerner and Corlan counters a n d haj I. THIS IMMACULATr2'lr2 bodroom. 1 oath home s h ^ . Ownor anxious & y a rd ornam ont, sprlnki 600 acres, no improvomonvHtia h a s brand now olsbor^>or^to kilchon & baths w/Cor1an. '" " 7 " ‘“ y othor lootiDoturos. w ood d o o rs. 2 .9 6 acr< systom.backynrdwonior I. now cabinolry A fixturos, shows pildo of owners:norshlp. L o c o to d In doslroW o carry wkh quolifiod buy 2 cor garago, auiomatk piv o ts & hondllnos, SSStlgoc ___ 2 fomilyrooma. n good down. $65,000. i latk) un- lonced p a stu re , b a mS mw I- s c a p o d . many fruil Iror 8 I florgoous nowV cor^t.co This acroago has spacoMJ NW location-(Porrlnirrlno School DIst.). Yard Is dorgouncfsprlnklors)rs and linishecTroom tor hobbli wotor, $570,000. QJ-10. londscopod includingIjn^^prlnklor systom. Bost buy Jo a n n ie to aee . 733-2 7 0 4 14th Avo. N., Buliuhl. 200 acros. no buildings,, 1^ha . I fora small poStyiSturo. M93-3S5 ^2365 jonSod. All this carcan bo Two large roc rooms $65,000. Motivated solll ...... a t o n l y .^ ,0 0 0 . #DD-2: or 734-5622. yours lor$122.000. M A G IC10 _ VALLEY REA'~Y BANKER Mm acros, Don, dout)lo garoiirogo, oporatlon. Twin Falls • 734-0400 WESTERN REAL- largo GLEN W. JENSEN 734-1991 733-2365 - GEUJl G E Mn . C ^ PRICE-POULTON « COLo GEM rATEREALTY ^ 1 2 816 6 iAddison Avenue Independently ewno<-nod* STATE REALTY.TY STATE REALTY mont BURLEY, ID oDertted. 734-0400 734-0400 678T1H8oT6?'e-'8718~ riLLS,, INC. s t ^ I JLj ' ^ F A t L L .E h e s e 4 h onmes ~ m aMung way foi>r ourHC new>IVI Qreen( TreIEee Estate S SSouth»ALI Subdidivision. Z—

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■ 011 FURNTTURE - 812 HEATING & AIR 515 COMMERCtAL1 604 UNFURNISHED 709 HAY, GRAIN ' 601 ANTIQUES 60S CAMERAS 807 CLOTHING ANDFEED _ AND CARPETS coN om oN iN a PROPEHTY APTS/DUPLEXE 9 — 2l-Kortmiinbaby doll.gl AND EQUIPMENT Mon's all woathor cool w lB l,2nda3rd crop ho] )v o 8 , JomostonpoCkit Stovo. m odel- oyoSr moldod hair, $& Imt----- z « > ^ lining. sUo 46 loik>ng, For sa le : 2 w ood slo v o f Office bldg. w ith li1 ottlcos. oti Ava*obloNov1. 2 bd< lalo. Approximatelyly fOO 16* fjBC composition d NIKON EQUIPMENT T)o 10 Blozo King ft Princoss,s, ox-o> 2000T with optional brass ntnJ.- Bodk»: F4E. 8008S. FMFM2 $ ^ ; tpon* lackoifi, largo potontlaTlncomo ot i12750 plox, aarogo. whh roo ton.MaKo ottor.Call.JoJoftor 17-composill^doll.gli diKo o x lM ^ r g o . $10; ladlidles colleni condition. $500 $50 trim ft otchod glass. Paid p o r m o. O w nor wllhvlllcarry c an bo used a s bodrc Jacitlo. 67&-4250, • F2A + MB-2 motor driv - $2495 now. vtill tako $1800 ______oyos. Ebor hair. $350;• CO ^ P Nikon Ions: SOOmm. 300SDOAP lornb coat, sizo 10-12. $;$25, oach 73»0620 _ w ith •m a il down.O/>OAC o r atorago room, gardor 2SOton1d.250ton2n all oxcolkmt condiiion:.n:.now HandcraHod supor singlowi • or beet oflor. 734-9062. \.tanch. large yard, W ^^hookup! ho M.ie0AFf2.8,105Af wllMrodo lor farm, ri lOOtonofoal&alfalfeS cl" —1— mocro. 105l2.5,55micimicro Alton E dm onds, moi10''6 lor bod, oxcel cond. *$2C 2 0 0 M-K-)K ■ luxury homo.’orvacivacation _P otsoit. C a l733-312! S:___ Antiquo fishing collocll ^24^ ' dross shoos, sizo 101 0 0 . Of oHor.Call 4234084.I,____ Earth stovo nsofl, oxcol ils, Slove, — — icllon 35-70AF 12,8 room. 24 homo. Cali Dan daysty s 420- C l o ^ l " Forsalo: 1i^ 2nd & 3rdrd cut- (luros, rools. p o lo s)I osti-ot t2.8,1.4ft 2x tel»«xten — cond-*450.ea6-7073. ------702 CATTIE ting h a y . T op qualiiy;[y; a p -' m atod book v a lu e ov on. PN-11 52.5mm ortOT-oxU While prom-woddlng drost traloolors.$1SO.' Williamson oil furnace ------Clean, all okwt., 1 bdnbdrm apt. ______pioximatoly150ton.1.438- < $4000.W>llsollfor$15(1 ^ , ; sion tube. Kirk kms suppwpport voll. sizo 6, novor WOI _____ 1 40.000 BTU. liko now. lovo & ro- to bally to p hollars, brodiobro( 5814 oarlv AM's or PM'iM's Soriouo inoulros onlv. C 'rnti eg»S214. — -.518..U0aiLE HOMES ^<^0" . for 500mm. Lgassorlmcrtmetrt $300 or b o st olfor, C Kino Biro w otor b o d , $51 ,$1W i.Col537Jiaa2__-...... smoiOng. puibrod Angus bull sppi ” 7-6502. \ Hnvr I r t & 2nd. 3g6-441C\KZ _____ ol misc. Nikon ft 35mr5mm 536-5106 oir 423^7._ W.*b, $75.734-4725______2'A mo. Also Approx, ifbjila Antiques bought & sold. soi camera accossoriosSind. in< XX large iackol ft moi 14x68 w ill 7 x » tipout, ;eig Kitchen stove, dbl ovo( Nashua. 2 bdmis, 2 balhs,b QUIET LIVINCIN G ' m o p u ro b ro d A ngus t ISM Princoton 734-691591S AS-10,nicadchargor,vtr,von1- laroo iSlretx>ot3^536:S51 5 ^ 815 UWNftGAHDEN *''• L 1. hHm, b o good ter hobi the* flip, qukskroloasos, foci $100, toblo ft 4 chairs. $S wood atovo. $13,200.200. Cali C loon complox, 1 & 2 i ^ a k o H ay tero aio .o lW Ia 110lOton Wewelcomoyoutolho } 5 ^ RooflinB tri« clattlllod ai Icab- 5 hp,2'/ibu, roarbngger- 324-6401. opts, *325 & up hoilora. b o ^ took, mi A to n MV MAU ANTIQUE SHCIHOW Ing scroons, A S 4 .d k - olli».436-M57-Rn«rt«ti Isl. somo rain, $601 '• ® worthwfii.X _____ mulchor mowor. uiod 5 Flofurfalthod, dooi 100 to o 2 n d , n o roinIn $75 .1978 Choala 14x70,21 t t - 1ft 4x5 habllC an 733-093t_.• - - Liko now O ueen siz e m oot- tlmos. $ 2 7 5 .9 3 4 ^ ____ ,2 Mmi, dishwashor, iaund 8138^ 602 APPLIANCES ______2both.$7S00.53fr64^ )oyw ______tr o s ^ ft l | ^ - J;o*. J j'^ ® i Tractor roiotilling. wood " 'd a y ■ ■nrewina7titafle'wtJik."euiiu^— '— '9 2 B roadm oro, 14x74x70. 3 "BS^'ln ^v TstSe [ S i" ApplKwej^sfrigeratlc bdrm, I b a th , stove, n S SB-20 or SB-24: Sunpompock '______^|S$7S^^6^' o.rotflg. ______3 • . 310 Second Avo Eost ^Sloy. BEGINNER color DOS s; sw am p cootor, voryry d o o n i S m all2 bodroom 1 ballboa. 268 SS6-2301______r t — 733-3059 *“ 522ltashjotc,otc.Hajlc Matching chost of drawon Calllorcomplotelisiwiijwiih- tom. Printer, modedom. drossor ft bonch. o oldc ld e r 817 MISCELLANEOUS ^ . 'A Bkio Lotos, bacictok apart- For sa lo : N urso cows « .. S slM ftS srvlce with- books, ft moro. $550 or or. C o n to ct Bill altor 8 X-700 htinollo, 500 zoom I Modhm oak hutcii withHighT ligh 1992 Littlo Rasciol oloctric . studio opartmont roconcontlyre- ERS trom Idaho's 3rd hi Commercial gos stovo, dl 35x1-0 811 FURNITUflE ol manutacturod homilomoa modolod. $275 mono 4-do- ost protein hord. fuSo$14i ^ 3 -5 5 0 8 . noriH 100-200 zoom ion, 35> S600. C a l 734-2623. _____ wheelchair, usod 4 tlmos, in Southem Idoho t'trM* zoom ten. flash, povpow or ANO CARPETS ____ Newly rocondiUbnod Cutllgoilllaan Twin Contour l>od has otoc- posIt.Jow utility cost,COI no also ^rinoing cows ^ =4!7K*S3“; t ollor. .,— •— w ater trie hoat ft mascagor. ig. S mo saht. ^8-2013.' nSJ.'c3’llK*72°6^^•■5*91 bofl ollor. Cnll 734-9786.K windor.$500orbostoli ------Mork 50 automatic wait Magic Valle)lev pots, no smoking. ^ 5- ^maa27.atof4pm. 2 rocker roclnors. “b 0 s [ Call 734-0967______1^.734-8140. 57— orMontv. 588-2511. quoon size sola bod,I conditioner, $350 o r bOi Home Centc Straw; 3 string squo f-nlo oHor.Coll734.5844.______2 walk-in coolers ft walk-ln- 5965 u s 93 Vei> nice large carporpetod 1 WoodBtvarRanch I— malch sot. will sd l soporal orina troozor. can bo built any .Inquio^ eiffaata. 500 head oIjJJTolp bfocte.^Wo^fo^U hai or 734-6565,______ADVERTISE Oueen pillow top box sprin acroaa Irom Potro Truck ftmatlross.nowstiDinplas siz e ; 2 soetlons of glass 73 ^ 6777 » 324-5566 :«'22- ^ vaccinated i.imoosln, > ..■ 'V Konmoro 30’ standord ol YOUR - : . 90 yds carpoi. brown, & $C tte. Purehased tor gilt, c ar cooler doors. 886-7024___ -a>tuHiite>..3za5«8;>901...... g u a X c a lv e s . S ho sh(h^n« o Straw.for solo: 1 ton ba $ 210. IT Y vZrd. 7 3 ^ 1 3 6 - Estolosalo,mcbilohom< 1, 1pm. a v o llo b lo . ( SERVICE SPECIAUn :— r not roturn. Paid * 6 0 0I, , sose ll 5 m obilo home oxlos with din ------^Dv Blue B&efott couch _ tiros. 736-2078.______— IN THIS DIRECTOR'i ,"„5 COO.CI73S-7gll5._____ 0«rtSi»2jto(M i lovosoai, o a k trim , goi i d _ : z _ 5 pioco hand caivodloali______^ ~208;67a._177Sy_678dei =-710-HOR3ES ■ cond. $200 or b e ef o»i V O Uar ' pigeodunBif'^o hojding" tf" o ' Can 734-2506. loovp_m»g 175. wood bodroom sol with For aalo: 12x60,3 bdrmIrm with MOTEL. wH roles 73Miliflftr 703‘ DAIRY- — fiido-o.bod:^^M:4eo5._I------youretioicel ^ C iJ7 3 3 .ea i» .______now king sizo bod ft box ------EQUIPMENT 10 yr ro g . roan Appy mi Dining room sot, .chei tipoul. $4500 CASHu u mountain horso. oas' V. ^ Single w aier bed with draw S36-5521. ' ■ 606 MOBILE HOMES ■ wood, mado by Enberg's - 7 ton grain tank wHh augoiuoor. 1 hondlo. *1200 or bost 0! chairs, 2 leaves, $100hnn ors. bookshelf ft mirroi P or s a lo : 1970 Kit mo $400. 726-4397 or 788-9237r ' $250. GE doiuxo s< ^dcohdltJon.$100.CacSJii -W h lrV ^ dishwasher. $200. homo. 12x65wIthtlpoi ForrantinTF:2.bd^. ^ •^,°vonrange.$2Sm ...... 733:0931...... 734-0785. bdrm, 1 bath, rod nico, — — Ethan Allen bodroom sot:ipi^? USED CARPET SALE ------B .) » c i S l 7 5 ! p S n . K 0 . , In Kim- F o rrtn t. V07 dean , 2 1 ■7;zjr„ Woshor, $80, dryor, $70, ( p io M . p o d M condition, ntlrb boostorcarsoal.$15,misc. . sSrgo'’£?ll«lon°^irol'w 4 y ro ld rogistorod Ar p ™ SM CHILDREN'S Do a room or your ontir tgo«45r~ -moblleJ)oii)D.4.425jl -»puli^r»7$650rS«nlh -dotv«-CallMy-6502,_ yoar old. Paid $7000, ma1==— house-No carpet prlcen734-61B6— - ovor $5-yd. Ovor SOOTds ------nbteNov11.CaJie37^i7u Blaze King stove, hoarthIn ft ■ roomlumitun),2S*consoto 543^86. ------mulos: 1 Molly. 1 JoJohn, hung door systom. OcO nly. I mantel lorwaD. hoarthifo tor t TV. bdrm fumituro, dbl [ ] 2 bdrm. 2 both condo, a al rMo.fMick& drive, goronllo, $98 wllh monufocturors r ' floor, v e » nico. $500,0. drossor, dbl mirror, amioiro, * g a ra g e . Available‘riov!*t: No ^ ^ k p Ic k in g1 ^ $220( rte r pair. 324-3*^7;»72 __ b a te. Now Intorlor hou1?U^ K F Fio-MatM»; r ______537^6737 _____ nigh«stand,dlnoltOBoi. leo o Can 734.24.2965, W avno Bowor 543^6719 PonVs & horsos. 736-766G69 paneling, 4x8 shoots, 01 Personal Sh«>ho w c r ► FALL Is here, WINTER'!ER’S nowl 1 2 'aluminum boa). Green chopping $3,95eo.Frondionk.blr ^ coming, b e proparodi Nlc 10'- malion 73^^348. — ^811 FARIBFORv „ 16.9x38anoponduols^ 1. bumpor pull, $2500;10;. 2 . . Smaller2bdrm,700a(| - S peco 3 pl ditcher. MFup' horso'King trollor, nnow ^ 1971 DATSUN PIC[CK U P^^^987T^ TOYOTA 4X4 su itab le f o r i or 2 . A n pqlnl,$150f t - : ; ^ 7 9 5 6 5 9 9 i Conaoe motel: Cable.iKBO. K£ 612 PAStun'ES ------.^no3Kh;.r»las..733.fife9B, Automatic. >r mill. tal & raniM . Also stock ^ . FORRBir— 24* rollB.'oood'comJtticdrtron; ------(»rsbiSlUM«lViJn.- One bedroom, furnlshi Tf— Call886-2i^ ------_____ SSSTnO»fS»h$ N, . with utililios. In Twin1 Falls.Fa P a s tu re w anted! Buhl 1 '•g* HtMomn. 837^1 ----• $35QoGfmQnth.326-31( ------««l*tted^a*-l£OJ»< •SADOI:erHand-tooi Cirde Vocynioel bdrm with utiDtutiDtlea - § 4 ^ 8 3 6 0 afier 6pm.______■ Paul. I D .438-5420!0 - silv er f a c e s C a n tlo . 1 p&.mtntshaiebalh.id W anled: Fall pastu re fo JD 4400 oom blns. field seat. $6 0 0 ,7 3 3 -8 2 5 6 ,_ loeaKonboino close-in oalra. Filer aw a. 326-52>-S292._ roady for beans, cab wHi $295iwm^.736^5 = ^ Want to rent-leaso.. totall or factory oir. only 2600 hour*.houi ,712 IRRIQATION Vety nice >0 studio wUh u w htor pasturo lor 4001'X)hoad P rice reducod to $3250 2 ,____ C all764-21 IB - __ 15-usod Thundorbirbird S p u .Winter pasture for ronl>1, horso JO 7 520. c a b . 1 yoar oul ol w hoolinos alum inum co ly.Woll c o m p lo to ovorhoul.I nc now plor with galvanized hutiK I 197“: FORDD S U P E R CAb | i19889 CHEVY SUBUJURBA» 19899 CHEVYi 4X4 I 6 0 4 -UNFURMSHEO por mo. tra n s . 2 0 0 AC troclor,r ubco Good shape. 438-8194M " ■ . Auto, Shelrtell, A/C, V-8 ■ 4X4 1/2 TONV 1 ' 1 . / 2 T O N I APTSA}UPLEXES tl. 16.938'8 duoltiros.5, IlliiKd 577-3604 afier 6^— I 2 f LO^^S O " tbdfmaptlnKWwily,oily, - W ont to ront: 400-6000 acresa( tools. 436-4443-436-315 oponing. SlOoach. 1 -2 $215 a mo . 734-16M5M___ (arm ground for 19941M soa- Now H o u so bale choppoippor, S - . $ 5 s o a . 1 -16*x3 tl aon. Jerome or Woni'endoll 4x4 IH w llh wostoi'Storn $25. M ako ottor 825-504:343 TOWWW 8ES, grog. 324-5714------sproodor box, Horsh 3! 200', lrom»415. on Ford truck, Badgi W asher & dryer hooiup*ut> 614 MOBILE H O IC H o n ^ wagon, ModongfiC o n IH tru c k . Arts-woy 4! ______grinder mixor. Cull Bror :j;;n in 7M -0445 Of 734-1531.I • Stool pipo: Now and-usod in irs apt, Trailor space tor ron t :— stock. Rocky Mtn Indidus- ». Shoshono. 324-206C060 or Porma 6 row boot harvoslo«'«■ ^ trioa.3g4-2t4^ ______.2 bdrm.appls.WOhooki^ _ a Z r 4 4 a ------■aulIc ------'■ . ------>000. SHEEP & GOATS ^ 1 9 992 2 PONTIAC I 615 ROOMMATES _Sfc545Z______!_ I 1985 CHEVLVY CA VILER ■ ' 1980 FORD PICKK U P ■ Tr R A N S A M i ^ WANTED 12 brod owos. duo Nov S E D A N ■ _____ 706 FARM 4 RANCH' °°«^< g7-agas______^ I 4 D R . i Supergrj;j.^3462-:l-Z fl T-Tops, Aut(kUto, Air, Cruise, Tilt & i ____ . \lr & More! _ ■ _ ■ ------_ M o r - a 2 b d r r n ^ in BuhL*A Apm Iv *225 mo, noat porsorson.V& DUPLEHENTS —- ■ 16 whito ta c o yoarlngovro 4ore, #07115-0 ^ at 609 Cloar Lak< Brod whAo toco buclcStc . (Meadow Brook i ^ mtm o onts a s k fo rJim. ______90 acres S of Klmborly. 42<23- lam bing lOih Jan. lnBuhlorcaas^%3l>33 be- Room m aio waniod 10^IhSTJ sh _M11______16Smutotaco3-5yearoid 7 I ^ 1 ] tw oon 10am -6pm . EqiEqual 2 bdrm ap t, $200 mo.o.C ( all Wide from otxioxlo tor OliviOlivor bredw hltotacebuck.S ta ^ j 7 9 7 Houiipq.pgpoitunltv Fann Tractor. 3 2 4 -^>8. . I lam bing 10th Jan. —I ..-g7feZ£i2^— 715 SWINE ^ woanor pios. 536-614;142.' i f f i E l

3 N i S ^ m Ix 4 ^ | 1990 FORIEU> RANGER ■ 1 9 8 9 F O R D t e m : Speed, Cassette M OVEERSTO( ■ ^ X L T EXIXT, CA B ‘ ■ 4 D R . #33366-4 pi cd, Tilt, Cruise ■ Auto, Air & More. 3386-2 ■ # 3 4 2 0 7 1 ONLY ~ i ) o m f o r ! Mdust l make ro( 601 ANTIQUES a d d i t i o>nal n Stock cor} i n i r i g sbbni!! ^ 6 5 5 I AN AlirK3UES EVENT NC p u m p T O MISSI Reciiceive a new heleat T ho Fall Boiso Anliquo Show & Salo wilvith the purchaiase of a OCTOBER15-16-17 3ctober15! BSUPAVILK)N new' hhome after* 0( 19tOUNlVERSrTY DRIVEVE • Sales befonfore O ctober 15 are notO t valid w i t h t h i s offer. Adrriisstoo *3.00 WITH THI A D *2.50 I THe Fimt Namess mManu/aciufTedHmes7i Sonior cllzen $2.00 ^ 5365US93-AcrosiVSS from P e tr o Truck Stop. \ Walter L arson, Director Glass Repair bv THE, GLASSmXn : HIghEffidencyCawtni^I^i736^8777 7 « 324-5566 ANNEUques e tc . 736-0141 ^ 325 E M ain.TF. Buv & sol

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' 817 MSCELLANEOU=OUS 817' USCCLLAN£0(ECUS S18 MUSICAL 820 PETS AND 823 VARIETY FOODS)DS 823 VARIETY FOODS)DS 825 WANTED TO BUY FOB S A U ‘ FOR SALE ' MSTRUUENTSrs SUPPLIES ' AND SERVICES•S ANO SERVICES_____ 1 " A L argsrnon-w ork TV'i . — -vST Sm allduck hu m o rs bc o 1 solid atals color ^luTnijT’ 55 3 Com^oto Aquariums:i: ' 1-35 APPLES APPLES APPI Gold colorplntlorm ro WH0LESALEPiAF50 PPLES MokMS, squash. pumpWrn h V f 423-4676 ovos A wkndsids. $20. Storm window!« • « r i i borglass.slantodlrorrt. Cal 678-9159,i,______• flat $ 100. 2-20 oal $J*50 A Roady al Akiands Orc^irc^rd, mllo N, 'H mllo Soul 36x54.(1)2ax39.{l)36« ------$40,1-15ool$40,4-1C•10 gal Buhl. $5 n bushol plekod.plei HoqormanonP.ipnooff)orRd. 1 o r2 horsotra!kir. M)36x46’A. Goodc3d c ondr Wot suit siz o 10. colc’OlorT” 810 OFFICE $40oa.32^_54J7______$4 a bushol U-pkk.. PtPhon» . 1.1 .. I.--.., , ~ RoSabto.noodnotboten>^cy I iT 1 & J > Comploto wilh scroicroons. clarinot. 1965 Pord Oelmotian puppios. AAKC, 543-6083 noon Of ovos ------. , 6ail 733-346$ S IZSorbostolIof. 409 13ih tang. 1989 Ford Tat 1 “, s : : ■' • qroal blood linos, A sh•hots. APPLES aro roody now 824 VIDEO ------Av>o.Buht.543.6S40-10------734 &473------.. ■ . Ollico furnituro lor-AoIosolo.-__ 454.6690OVOS. ______Aloxaodor*s.J« miS.c ENTEffTAlNHEff Jonnio Lind crib with>ithmat- Whod choir, novor usoot.72S^I S a l S : . INSTRUMENTSrs .2 Minioluro Schnaunauzor $500.432-6634. ^ I'Sl'S'.d'i'S&T H 1993 TEMPO C ~ ■ malos, paporod, all shi JJJ3 0nJ0lto».423.56B5i§ ____ Ninlondo, 8 gam os,, A gamoc ■ shots. Looking lor a dog nan >om do* l a l gonlo. $150. 734-6624624 1850’s Gorman 4-4■4 hand Mnaiwppor.eoto”^.*•d.dSO Candy, sold last I nil FVoshmilcandlcDcroam ______carvod colto, beautifulilfullono or ludo; black CocCockor Choasapoako ChocdaK s a s s t e• Twin miS^WmmTSJi PinboJI mochino. mussJfl ssoo. , bow A soft caso ownwnod by Sponiol malo, poporiporod, Ploaso can 733-5068. I *999% $3S0; onifflol cngot,IS. miscn : a pro jpust soil. $20S2000or $75.324.6813 — :— M inisturo S c h n a u zo r p ^ 3 #39863v#39663Tz »i(octi- oirof.^B-8741. ______3 Purobrod SW-Tiupupp>uppKn pioB, aalt A poppor i t«or signs; boorcollo Jonathan, OoHdous, •C«lipf>c»}9998.U00 b(os,botilos.cansoiisoic. 1917 Howard cabinot I lashad ki.^b CaTI67Mlfe. i\69.9ipccrrctA.B£n{54% APR OAC PMnent don not bdwlt i T B w f W ! rdM^DO^rf$37JO. ______733^1^3______. piano, vory good con aero.ae $t00; Quoon waiorb;.rs: dow clows A 1st shohots. . 7 3 3 ^ 1 .0f.733..1456_ '$125; C am por. sh o n v y, G ood family A'gun do ...... box. $100;ftonl lood wi r “°L..AKJnU;: ...... U k e N e w * ...... Of. $100, 734-2453 Eloctclcguitar and ariiF t - - £ ; ■ * i p w ------now. $500. Call 734- _____ 3787 N. 3 575 E. KImbo » w M l e q g e * ______SinQaLsowing.machIno,iIn o ,J4 . —flhor 6om, ______42i5aaLJ^cont0iiHliltn m L :______! | . - ...... • AKCTcM7MInIi»Iuf*'Sa>rti slitehos. button hoJor,« Gibson Les Paul custon 822 TOOLSAf® “ ' ruHlor A bobbins, sorvl tom gui* jg r t ^ lom alo A 2 mali TOMATOES-733-799? 24^, tar wilh hard'caso.0. Igood Had shots. 438-5529. MACHINERY 1 9 9 3 ^ roeofttlv. $150. 733-876:§ 2 g ^ condition. $700.3gs-sl _____ T w in F a lls FARMER IBSOW W DISHn'KB 4D B ., #33156 SM mochlrw, mountain b AKC, Shar-poi po p s,.oxcol 0*1 AomcobmkoiaUw.4000.O.BO- MARKET, oach Sal. 9-1 IHnrOBDFAIBMIBM0NT4DB..#33186 . PUIIat bod. tool boxh«v«?' lA o now Bach sHvof tru nt^7 rior 637-4513.______GrocoryOuUot, Locol, misc lools, HO train« «ns« t!‘ only u*®*! 1 eom ostoi,;rr r«L’5»"“=?as com- iruits A vogotablos indt 1979 OLDS DELTAT A 8 8 4 D H ». »331B3 oloarfc colion* condition.• $ * 5 0 0 . TorriB avail. 733-8763 Industrial 220 voll air co 1 TO)YOTA ‘ . misc Harloy pa rts, oloc S— - prossor, Ingorsol-Roiland, if'fl PumpWns, souac l978CHEVrCKSB[ 8 8 0 0 PICBOP, *42952 736^»39______-I------T AKC Silvor Toy Poodloc inj^ spuds, applos; bak tanm.3Zi.7661 IM 80 4 M , #47012 , Solarium commorclal sum pjn« pt. pup p io s. lo m a lo s « $2S i s : 6 ' gMds;cfahIl0.23isli 1972 D008EUUI1 • bod. $1000.734.3043.5= •7780. mdos$175.423-5935. Tj^jp mafkotdavthlsBaaacn,S CAMyiRYSand 1988CHBT.LdUlABON 4 DB.. #33207 ?rS— Lowry Jubioo dua! koyto > t» ^ BordorColllo pups, out UTAH JA2Z TICKETS.rj,f! Organ w/oloctronlc ryt tit. 4* lU-PICK wookond ot Ap l978HBBCqRYIIJIIABQinS4DB..#33i40 4 0ood M ats. 324>75t51® 0 Exc. c o n d . $ t0 0 o /o I.call bolt a sandor, f75; ; 118* Craalc Farm. Saturd • ovonlnos & wookoftds. ______SaoU saw. $100; 6' slnior S u n d » A M onday,“IS 8i COJ>ROLLAS ’Cffihprn$]995.S500c Vory nico a n ilq u o 1920 ( 736-«280.______bull or pioinor,$325:SWll1o‘ dichop 7pm. Rod A GoidonnOoll- 0 J72.90f>imcrth.l4.9«A] A rSS i P'ono * tm nch. g o o dp « 3 i : '=s S,W!.T w£?H(s old,i saw. $75; wot-dry vacuuuum . cious A Rom os. $4 a b • KB,Hfecf(faofa(faolerDOCfe«ol$37JO, bolly stovo, drossor ^<2“i f f tk>n.$eOO.S37_.6aS6^ ror, now gun cobitwt. hoi h------$125 oa. Rog linor. shoUh o u A $ ^ c o m p u to f.ta b lo . 32324. U-BRING containors.; dutvstock rack. 324-21712171 i Rostorsd P ianos. 733-:B-390S wonnod. 32£ t 280. W 81 S . 324*5708. Cotollas.S as low os M 0,990 LE Camrys/S oslowasM5,99C0 ^ 198S PONTIAC OBJBBAND A H BO B . #33)95 9 IBSSrORDMBOVO YAN. #42983 ^ 9 7 7 QMC S » 1978 FOBD r-IOOP0 PICBOP. #42936 CREW CAB LB e x t . CAB t STOM 8 DB.. #42894 # 0 7 : 1 7 0 -1 , ^ W4303&-1, A/T, 4 5 4 , I 1970 CRKVy C0ST1 A /C . Liko New Br Ji o^'y 33.000 Mii< 81 VW VANAGON I i9»mncnT8UO IN D MABQU». #33206 Roomy Van...... *299Cy I978 P0B0RAMCHIICHEBO PICBO P. #42990 . vjsryi 87nYM0UTHRELU1 U I I T 4 D R . *349^ I 1 0 8 1 P L Y . B -S O D1 VV J A N . # 4 2 9 8 9 Low, LowMiles...... V ‘Onh pfw $2995. MOOW «eoih or trode down, 30 monAi 0 8 4 TOYOTA CAMRY 4 $99.47p«(nondi.l3.8»M» AFR OAC Povnenl dooinot indixi*. S j | n ^ Auto. Air,/X421A...... *3990 ' ^ ka,Hi«of0 ctt • Auto. Air, Power Windows...^“l:::::*999o J1S9.28pvmonih..13.8e%Ai1% Ai« OAC Pmmtnt do«i Kt indude 91 MERCURY SABIE fi t n , ^ O f dxJer e ^ ( OOC fee of $37 JO. j 4Dr.:PowerVnndow/tocks:L%, n,»^9990 ' 9 2 HONOA Cm CV X Looks Brand Newl...... *9990 ■ E E l 89D0b6ED-2501£PI lOOSGADiyjUDEIIE V 1 L I iB 4D B .. #33090 Loaded, Like New, Under 27 j j> * J f t t ,r7'K,d.*10,990 I998LINC0LHIUB][ABB V I/V O . «C-838 91 MAZDA 6 26 4 DR. N TBA 4D B.. #33097 Well Equlpp^...... 1000 NISSAN 8ENH ’ *10,990 1001 PONTIAC LEMIEMANS'4DB.. #33148 . 92 0LBSCUTlASS4Di Beautiful Aqua Metallic...... *12,980 1004 BMW s n c BIB B B ., #33157 So3 89 FORD F -150 4X4 1008nNDP-i40PHIPICBUP. #470i;>^ ------# 335365-1, 5 3 Good Laria!, V-8, Under 45,000Liios Ml *12,990 10O8DOD6EOABAnlAVAM. #42945 . ^Rl^___Con^jltl^ ^ s Great 90 TOYOTA SUPRA *Co>h prico $6995.$l000aa Way Below Bookll...... _ *13,990 89 TOYOTA 4RUNNER,! Loaded, Low Miles, V-GiAilti *14,980 9 2 FORD F-150 4X4 EX V-8. SSP...... “ ^*15,990 92 C IE V y ASTRO VAN 1007 rOBD OBONCOICO n . #49962 . DB., #33214 - r \ All Wheel Drive!...... "• *16,990; IB08BIIWBa8 4DI 9 2 TOYOTA PREVU VA i 1808MITSUB1SBIMm P B B T Y MAE. #49951 L£,7-Passenqpr,DuaWir.P>,''S(wn«*20,990f 1898P0BDr-i49PnIPIO U IP. #49969 199Or0BDTniP04« 4 D B .. #39841.- • All prices plus tax, fiftetine 8i $52.10 cfeoler d o c .f e e lOOOrOBDMOSTAN B D B .. 1 9 8 8 rANO #38004 SEDAIDAN B nnnfflflQ [B |Q gg lSOOrOBDTAOBOSurn ^#33211 * jSH #3103<.034-3, Leather, )0 eoih « feodo dosm, 48 mortht 0 M Go>Ck)ld Package , IIJar/M MI ln.l«D r f w E S *iT L A N a SMJKHIISIIIM O m M H r W I B H T t ______\US- ' m d z U V M a t t m 1 4 2 7 B L U E LAKES BLVD. N. ® T 0DYOTA ^ ^ 7 3 3 *7 love what youm do• fo r me. Toyota." 236 SHOSHOKE STREnRErw^*T^FAUS • 733-2891 • 11-800^21-5247 \

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825 WANTED TO BUYJY 825 WANTED TO BUYIY 825 WANTED TO BUY:___ 827 GARAGE SA1£S 902 BICYCLES 804 CAMPERS - B I G SELECCTION — — W ant to buy: pool tab lo wil ANDSHELLS Brovof hofsoa. 734-6542~i W^odtobuy:Violncaso Iko 10 s p o o d S p o c tra M u rra o f u s eed cars & trt r u c k s a t * trade for dining room sot >7* b o / a biko for sale, rod. I>hlike Pacific 4 Star B'/V campor, Canoo, not aluminumim 9 Qood sot oxygen acytolorolono Iragof. pull-tvpo. 326-497^ ___ auio p a rts, ja rs , clothing. I. Colt Sauer 25-06. unlfrodF 3 l S l tanka, must b e roosonob:nablo W anl ^9 ^ 3 Nation ^oddlAg^bikes^jn|8£^^^^_ 1963 Mirrocrafi boat, 14', 15IS B row ning BLR 2 4 3 . now, prlood. 6S6-2786. ilcnai Nood loblos for gorooo salo? EZ $395.32/-4579otlor5 1 9 8 1 C HHEVY CELEBRtRITY 4 DR. ,------Flnols^Rodeo ticketsts lo I r <3.00/tabto. 0011733-6621 ' hp Evinrudo motor, EZ G ood u so d c ar. mid-sizoize toI Sun, Won. W eds, A Thui ~ Wondoll- 4 f a m i l y ^ sahiltiol Load Sprint trailor, covorvor OunAKpireShow Value Priced Att : hufs. Qarogoabakosolo.Sot.. S al, 10-3. tS 2 5 £ 3000 S,S^ a^^cc^^Excoplionall■all Novombor 13 & 14 ecoriom ysite. No junkunkll 636-2451______Oct16,8-1pm, Can 733-7502. Frontage rood. Lols of B oise Fair G rounds — w Wanl to buy: AKC lomam alo 133aWillmo>p. — name t>rand m en's a wom­ Ba 939-64260T Hootfty box turilo lor pot.po Dalmatian, profer adult m- 1966 M o i ^ skier with skis a utt or Gooding G arage Sale. en's clothing. childron’sI’s O Q ub.S8500.734-6056- 1-80t^635-2g74. ^ 1 8 8 1L 734-2212nsklorBillv. ■ olck>rpup.4&-e946. Tumors stom ge *89 clolhing, ium iture, 2 wood^ Attention Steelhssdarsl R em ington BOL 3 0 0 Win-Vin- M a n y more to chc/ioose from. Come visit TwinTwl Foils' n ew est and Je n n y Lind'c/ib, or>y cor>d jri^. FOT^uroa^t^, stovos&lolBOi mlso. _ 1973 Iff" St»fcnni)OMtt chostor Mag, 3x9 Tosco tt 'S K ’&iS.WS II World Clasa scopo: Oiosn a i mosf modern dealei m the M agic Valley Moll, lion w ith o r w ithout "m a J y g J ^ m a ., 733.373a. 85 hp. Chryslor motor, all lership.facilify across from ti aluminum hul^ greal fishirMno Brass: Like now. $450. laibie l u i o e ^ m f c S h e s ^ boat, o x c d ahapo. PrkmU" r 733-9186.______ire the Customer iis s jA l w a y s R i g h t . . . Looking for sturdy armloi ? r j j i typing (stffno) chair o tow i o r q u i d t ^ l $2599.9._____SKB model 86 5 1 2 oaugo~ JIn Factf You Havele MyI N am e on It. noor- W ant to b u y : B onch sty! J)Li i__withJnter^choko flOO— - ta n t. noat v p o a ra n c o nc __ Can 734-8066 necossaiv. 734-gi13. > Jtro m e : Back yard Sale. Fri. W inchester XTR 7m m Rom­ W ant to buy: C ali hulchoi:hos ASallnowthlngsonSat) Coloman Scanoe, Mlnkota Mirror wanlod^41x38 or lart ’“<1 ' l : 3H! 3>1 I • « p 's Ington Magnum. 6X LopokI wost loch or similiar. 8-4. Drum aot, formal 3 5 th r u s t m o to r includos3Q scof^w ^io. dIos. $475.i i * ^D I C KISET l — _Can 543-5641. ____ drosses, dishos. kidsids ba^ory^llko now, $700. >LDSM OBILE • BU3UICK • ISUZU Oil furnaco^offlpact. -V«UCa W ant to bu y ; C ord oi hsr - ~ ovos S37-6533, ...... —- wood.Canb9.S224. eryonelTurn leh ^st mllo' IT 907 HOT TUBS 310 Pbleline Rd.1. £E. . 7 3 3 -8 7 2 1 R oal oloctric b la n k et, full — road past KOA. 2 mi., turnurn 001 ATVSAND ANDPOOLS ' sizo. mado boloro 1966ooft Wanttobuy:FranslclanAi’4^ >ott.4S. house on riflht.______MOTORCYCLES "if:- -pio»are.dishos,-1940' ------C an734=4ag1-B vonlnMi------ctvle. 734-3679. TF.-z ramliy movlng aalo.' 1989 Hotspring Grorxlo spa. 3T“ QUALITY hjmituro, couch-ilh; 19B8 Y 2125, now engine,0. 904 CAMPERS 8 porson. 500 gal w-dzlna- Smatl Iractor with 3 poin’0"" ' wUlobuy:HoneyslicMi; hHd».CoHS36-S3S3. * “ os. w asher, dryor, kitchon,0. excollont condlllon, WOO. “ A N D S H aiS tor. G rey covor. Exc cond. tables, throw rugs, lamps,M • Call 326-3262______— $4000./33-7770 oltor 6 ' ' T O i r - — — pictures, clothing, toys.I. * 1969 250 NX. 4 sUoko, noww 11 W ovor shot, soil cent..It.. 8'SundarKDspa. kMidodoxc ------Want to buy: Pool tablos Ihl OS. tiro on roar, liko now condl-U- $700.734-3006 allor.7pm_^ _8hapo $2600 733-5839 Used oobinots. kilchon•n o r n e e d re p a ire d . Call 654 trin tk>n. (1250. Call 733-2062 « 12' c am p trailer ior hunting, bathroom , toMo sawl 2799atlef6em.’ ____ _Oaka Park (iust oH BucWn-lin- or 736-6646______B2» S S M .______$1000.734-4195______! ! i 908 MOTOR HOMES ITT- Wanl to buy; Receiver-typ•type ham). Pont W_Thls_O nol.lot. -73 Y am aha TX-500, $350. 6' overshot campor wilhilh AND RVS Used c ounter to p s & slldini'dino hheh l o r 'A Taurus wigon. o ^ T F -2 FA M IL Y SA L E ;SatSat 734-9392______■ lacks. $300.736-6630. 93^9065*^ wontod. CalCall 7334617______only. Sam -3.1256 GaiofM ! _ ‘68 Ninja, 750cc, low mllos. ^ 1976 Sport King motortwmo. ». Fully loadod robuUt 73 Chov B 77^ ’ W anttobuy; round oak!Ik 5' TF - 657 Falls Ava. W. Sat}at su p o r la st, $ 2 8 0 0 or bost 8t V- ton. with all oxtras.„ 24 il. now tircn. cruiso, CB. Wontod; 16-22 quart slain r l B i l“ «- dining table, will buyly ore 9-3. Fresh garden vogoio-10. oiler. 734.9167. _ Campor is lully soII-conl}ni ctoan, 837-4960 lo ss sto o l sto c k p o t. will trade for 4'; also, old ot bios, bocks, matching adultluR i Honda Fal C at. excol cond,1, a n d lu lly lo a d o d a s woll.III. 1977 Am C lippor, 1 ownor, 1984 SUBARUI GI L W A G O N ^i^um basejd^635_^ straight back LImbortsidln- dif bikes, kids-large adultull I front a ro a r rac k s. $1600. ). Oolia 800 to approclato.10. 27K m i, Im m a cu la"oi lo i #3-125B 4CYL.5SPI3P0. Groot VWntor Trnnsportallool Wantod^ 1970's Fordi or oi lno<^.423«301. doihes & much more. I | Call678-3319. *4750.736-8776. ovos. $15,500,734-5912. W pa 2,495...... NOW ir>dl- : *1495 W anted: 1 cord ol drtod flro' 1 1984 SUBARUI I G L W A G O N wood. Cut 12«t4* lengths #3-161A 4CYU5SPI>PD, Groat Fuel Ecotwmyl 7 3 3 ^ . ^ ______W aa 2.4 9 5 ...... NOW - Wanted: 25-12x9 ATV £tire lEveryhbody SAYSS they wanlIt YOUR blI)usiness. . »1495 ______1990 SUBARUIJUSTVDL J W anted: 292 or 350 engins wkh g e a r and koy, lor 1981 # 3 - 1 3 4 C Groat FuolEcEcon,, Excollont Cond. Locol 1 Oivn sta n d ard PU. R adiatorr lorloi ip V ...... NOW automattc 1972 Scout. Call WEi: PRO VEUT/ ■ .<23^*572,______1989 SUBARU^IJUSTY2DR ' W an to d : 4x4 will tra d e -01 # 3 -0 6 3 lG ro a lF o o l Ecorm . FWD. Groal Wlntor TronapcxtaUonl Subaru &-76 El Camlno...... NOW 734-4559 W anted:6 W-tOV^over head PU camper, cloan. 1990 SUBARUI LEGACY[ FW D SEDANAN CaB 733-6724. ______1 # 3 - 0 8 7 A Loaded. NC.C. Cossotto, Powor Windows a Lijcki Wantod: ANy size bird cago, T heI newn Old Towne Brididge is Local 1 Ownor CaJt 734-1986 days or W as 9 .9 9 5 ...... ;...... ■ NOW 736-3916 aves. :n.and once again all roadsr r»6995 W antod: Am Io IIE compulor lead to Wills ToyotaM — lor special needs child; 1990 SUBARU LOYfYALE 4X 4 TOURING WAGO»SON — r - ^ S 3 6 ^ S1 celel!lebrate^this_eve n t.J oy>yo^— - #3-093BXdadoarA/C.'C,~P6vwWlnaow&LocksrRoar ------WHni a 8 : - c a n ftin g i m . . Wipor & Dotrost, 68.000I Milo,M Local 1 Owner eho». Can 326-5869 t r u c:ks. k s We've m ade a prbibmise W as 9,9 9 5 ...... NOW^6995 = ' Wanted: Child's Hobby t o get thein sold quick.. Todo,-*yFis1T< . < Horso. 734.5066. 1991 SUBARU LLEGACY WAGON Wanted: C ldo^ress. Call s, it takes low, lowpriirices^' J # 3 - 1 5 6 A 4X4, Loadod,od,‘A/C, Cruiso. Cassette, Powor Windows & Locks; L0C011I I Ownor Wanted: Dusty roso or W as 12,995 ...... NOW ■ n ^ ve re^n^hj^ood ,^^995 W anted; Fabco Big Fooii in- ^ 1990 SUBARU!LEGACY 4X 4 WAGON seH. 324-3096. # 3 - 1 4 6 B Loodod, Air,ir, ICruiso, C asutio, Power Windows W anted: Fishor Price carc ar a Locks, Local 1 0wiwr,, 62,0006: Miles so a t o r aom elhing similar. •./S *^1994 TERCC E L 2 D ^ ^ W aa 11.9 9 5 ...... NOW l ^ Tyke C ar Coupe. Call "*89951 -jL-Sal&abtatloiLBd - 493(^SUBARU4=4£GAGY-M4WAG0K Down In Color, AM/FM Cassette, — _ # 3 - 1 ^ A AAXMtetyDfl Can 366,2906.______Locks. Local lOrfnofTffrDOffTO^ WANTED: Ful-gnw n horbs, * •0Down/$I69PiK c n m . W as 11.9 9 5...... V...... NOW pottod. Can Jack.. 733-4745. * ^ ^ 9 9 4 4 , 1990 SUBARU LLEGACY 4X 4 WAGON Wanted; Gorry Guard rncludsd 4 x 4 T R U C ^ # 3 : 1 1 7 8 Loodod. Air,r, (Cruiso, Cossotto, boocter soal-car seat, good^ P 1994 CO;0R0LLA4DR. | r fs ^ Automjtteinramlttion^ Powor Windows a Locks, 4AOfiOO Mllos, Local 1 0wnor . condition. Siio4T g“rfs “"inocM S? "0." * ™ “ *“ "*. W as 12.995...... NOW w inter clothes. Metal stor- "'*9995 a o e shod. 734^7260 f- Sale-A brafiation Price Only . ration Price Only) Wanlod: Oood ueed answer- 1990 SUBARU LEIE G A C Y 4X4 S E D A N L S Ino m achine. 3 6 6 - 2 9 6 3 ._ # 3 - 1 9 2 A Loadod, Powoiivor Sun Roof. Doluxo Inlorior. AJC. W antod: Hand gun, semt-au- V I 3 Cruiso. Cossotto, Powor WukJowsWl & Locks. SaOOO Mllos, tom ttio or rovohw, prolera-i ^ 3 , Local 1 Ownor bly 45 c al.. but would con- t a o f others. 733-5B31. Wos 11.095...... i...... ' NOW‘ *9^95 W anted; Oil p a n (or 318 or 1991 SUBARU LLEGACY 4X 4 SEDAN W anted: O d o r buckot kMdor, # 3 - 1 0 8 A Loodod, A/C.C. Cruiso. Powor Windows t t reosonobly prlcod. Cali . .a io c k s , AM/FM Cossotto,0. ILow Milos. Local 1 0wnor ^ r f • ■532-4190______' ^ W as 13,995...... NOW"»10.995 W anlod old Jolly cupboard, 1 9 9 4 P A S E 0 1 9 9 3 old Fonton gloss, old cos- i 1 9 9 1 S U B A R U LEGACY L 4X 4 WAGON tum o fciwolrv. 734-273S. ™” ^ ^PREVIAl A ^ V A N ^ ''' # 3 - 1 1 1 A Loodod.AA:,C, Cruiso. Whito In Color, Perwor ...... W anted: Oid ]uko boxes. woUSi f 1993 CAMI boxes, & oM pop machines. HRVV-6 LE I Sa Windows & Locks.AW/FM(vlCfissotto, Local 1 Ownor “ ...... NOW . Steve Lvnch 676-1201. aseznr/mj®- ^ s W as 13,995...... •...... ^11.495 W anted Pool table balls. I J " pimt^wlr^SKSi! 734-4SS9 '*• I Safp-Abratiori o n m c c ^ j l v 5;srvB uy at Factc 1991 SUBARU XXT-6 SPORTS COUPE W anted: Smaller portablejio X. i 1 Q ^ # 3 : 1 2 0 8 Lood«1.6CYL:yL. A/C, Powor Windows "' minonilof.3g4.87il.------a Locks. AlWTM Cossono.1. 34,000 MILES ▼ W anted: Small rotary or W as 13,995...... ;...... NOW slcklo mowor lor small trao- ni.495 lof. Call 4234107. 1990 SUBARU LlLEGACY 4X 4 WAGON Wanted: Sm an tmctor wtth 3 ,y>hthHeh. 733-9063. #C3-186ALofldod,AA:,JC. Crulto, Whllo in Cotor. P ow orjg ------Wantod to buy: 70-'83 good- Window & Locks. 12.000 ActualAc Milos, Local 1 0 wnor ▼ used PU. smal or fuB size. W as 13.995 ...... NOW ^11.995 Cull 734-5270.______W anted lo buy: ’81-64 Full 1991 SUBARU ULEGACY 4X 4 WAGON size Ford PU.4x4, AT, 6 r i P i # 3 - 1 9 3 a Loodod. A/C. CCruise, Block in Cotor. C g cyllndor, good condition. I i i i n Rpmalning Factory Warranty ▼ Call evenings altor 7pm. Cassotio. 27,000 Milos. AU F 7 3 3 4 4 5 1 . :______/’ 1994 TE ^ ^ 9 4 EXTRACAI Waa 14,995...- ...... NOW ^1.995 . Wantodlobuy:Ebonilass.. . » 4 X 4 r-IOO DLX J . s 4 d r l. d S c '" 1991 SUBARU ULEGACY 4X 4 WAGON f c , (PICKUP # 3 - 1 3 2 A Loodod. A/C.;. Cnjiso.( Whito In Color. Powor r “ control. tlWIng rear winflow. Windows & Locks. AM/FM1 CCassetto, 46.000 Mllos. ' C a W anted lo buy good usod Local 1 Ownor Honda 3 Whootor. Big Red^ Sale-Abratior bn Price OnlK Jr sSale-Abration Price 0 W as 13.995...... NOW protorrod. 326-3^1. { • • ‘ ■ i s I t i o n Price Only »12.495I Waniod to buy: Marlboro™ ^ * 1 1 C packs & Camel C notes. 1992 SUBARU ULEGACY 4X 4 SEDAN Paving S . 1 0 ^ 7334694 #3-151A Loadod.Art:.f^ Powor Windows a Locks. W anted lo buy: Moat or sau- AM/FM Cossotto. 18.000 MilMilos, An Romainlng saoogrindor 733-6939 — * Factory Warranty W anted to Buy: Old molalal « » © » W as 14,995...... NOW I paddle car or tracior loror _ *12.495 g r a n d d a u g h te r . Will pay

. W anlod to buy: Pull c a rt a > T O Y O> ' T A harness (orsm all mute.i /IU L 5 < ® ~W wnt^ to buy: Small skyIW ■ * Al pricH du* i n . IM^ 734-6^15,------^ - $5llO<&aSrdxJMi«* “Ilo v e wwh^t i you do fo)->r m e , Toyota.t. ” W anted to buy: Usod 50 tt oo( l ------236 SHOSHONE STOEIKEET WEST •TWINFALLS*;«733=-2891 • 1-800-621;21-5247 ______m u IBAI 4 ll or 5 ft chain ink leiKa, l U ^ ^ s ^ s e y wilh post a top rail, also*0 I — — — — — sm a l oato. 0 3 4 ^ 5 6 . ► ' - ^ - ...... I— ...... - p - A Timoo-Nowa, Twin FFalls. a Id'aho Saturday, Octoiciobor 1C. 1093 V Recreatiitiohal-trannspprtationn 908-1006

flti TRAVEL 1002 AUTO PARTS ■ A Tinr»es-Ne>A3WS C lassified g08 MOTOR HOMES . 910 SPORTING GOODSDS 911 TRAVEL - t r a il e r s a REPAIRS AND RV’S fT ta t r a il e r s ______E v e r y N e e d Moe 600 Jr. complolo t Grill AhoadllghtguanJ lor' 5 W ill Fill Ev yno gougo roloading cot-upsinci ini '60 Mayflower 3 5 'sklrtod. r[S E LLLJT! 1977 Travolozo m «of homo »dor. AC. n k » l $5000.736^3138. 3 5 'Kountry Air Sih w hool ft& Mozda pickup, with ^ 4 4 0 Dodgo. duot oir, awnw- primors. wads, powdo j“ o . Bhol. $225. 733-7276 TTT V4 ton 4x4 diosol Ford nln0, mictowovo, largo ro ____ ^^'93 30' Sth whool Siorro 2 T T s g i S _ /idoo trovol Irailor for salo. Coll'a n livck. C al 4 2 3 ^ 6 2 7 or soo frig,' Iroozor. rodlal tirosro s , Nordic Track Pro, with vido HI 287 2nd St. E:. Hanson _ JAPANESE ENGINE t -I P U I •09311 . ;63 ovos, 734-6122.------! 733-t I. , .Ji.ko flow, $500. 43^-,(^^. YJTl ctoan. «995.834-57B8. , TRANS. 4x4 spodoJs. ------Cobfo fth whool, 3 0 -,_— _ _ STARCRAFT ------leSffTlogn 2«-ftroxcolIon “TENTTRAILERS------.1.800-365-3742------eondilion. microwavo. ACAC* Woidor sysiom awning. AC. Ig rolrig-froozor. f o o ' 3 fitotion honio gym. rww tiros. $5500. ’ ‘ HIghost quality, bosi pricos.s . Wrockod 1985'ChovySilvof- gonorator, & now tiroo At Harbouah Motors, Inc. In . odo lon. low miles, ports. Sg2.000,7M-0903 . -$350.B ram JnQ W— ._ -Call934.S788 ... ^ , Coll 733-3113 r — Wondell. IP.-S36-6323. _ , 423-6272, . .1|,I.IIU.4II:1L4!M For 60k>: 30.06 wHh Bushnol DONT BUY ANYTHING ____ until you soo tho ail now* Viking tom Irailor, 18'/4tt, sc o p o . liko now eondllionlion. ■ ' ■ ------, oxc. eo(X). Must soo, $300. C al 678-S717 S unchasor R V s at ' 1003 AUTOS-OTHER ------911 TRAVEL S. Coll 733.3113 ■ Ovsrlond 29 tl motor hom* TRAILERS BROCKMAN'S F or th o m ochanlcolly In- 440ouiofflotic. roof oir. nov ------J1Q B ILE HOMES 912 ------pointr^Vt.500.734^87S^ I UnLOY _____ cUnod-l&69.Aitstln Amnrl.. 5 = "16''Sha5lacompnrIrr6loopoops 734-31 GTB t ------mAILERS------ca. noods work, includos Stunningly sharp 19879®' 6. rolria. porta potii.uoo Soulhwind closs A. 3S.00( 30®'’ 1.800-7T3-3167 — 6'/b(t0‘ llol bod trollof, singlo? *400 or ollor. B .000 cond. $800. 326-5016, milos. ooodios goloro. ros< inrr For solo Supor RV sot; 1907>S7 axlo, $725 or bost oflor. 1 9 5 7 1 4 W . oxc. condillci D oisol F ^ rd 250 XLT. Pony stock raco car lor tSo.ito. iniorior. Prico roducod. Col must soo. Mako ollofICa -T. 734.8913______nowl734-tB72______Mitcholl u n dor drivo. ATSX I A covorod utility trailor. Callj i $500, C ql 733-5066, . , ------turt».-41.000 miles a 1973- Tow ddfy. X1200. Coil ------Sttoam llno. 25‘ trailor, ox-5X- ^ I 9 9 4 dmAMANTEESs 934-4736. ____ 1964 16‘ wilh potia-poily. 0) collont cond. 678-7030. ■ 1005 AMT1C30E AUTOS c d . shopo. $995 or best o • D u a l A ir B 6 s{•AIloyW s * J hM is *€0 900 SNOWVEKICLES Iof,call326-S603._____L Hunter Sp«clol. '84 Torry 1951 Ford PU. 53.000 origi­ fe. Cbanoer •LuxuryrCk>ttt Ck Intorior •P tn w ANO EQUiPMENT 1973 Kit Comoonion. 21'.• gM.si Tounis. 20' travol trailor, nal mitos. 324-7661 lo c k s .A4 AM Irrar* •Cruise •TOt liant 'oor dbl bod. AC. 2 doors. —— por condiiioni Excollor . ■66 Dodgo Comot SCO. 2 dr. illi|^ i^ " •MuchMuM u c h M o ra l 1 9 ^ Polarto'ebo. now robuiH^uit Floor plan. G ood bod. „ddi'add ’ 1984 OMC Suburt»n. 4 spd. 413. Noeds rostor- ongino. loss thon 20C200 lional gas light.& convocivoc. V« Ion. oxc. cond, . loo, $1200.423-9019. , W • Cali 734-7517 Jonny ' miios. t^poa and forgo gase a s tfoft hoaf. lo ts o l slaragc '' __ tank, groot running ma­T»a. $2900.734.2223. ^ ' MUST BELLI 1006 S E M S & HEAVY chino. Coll Konny. 1976 24' Prowlor. soil com.: -94 ATS Vacalion Airo. lullyly 734-2164. ----- toblos. $5000, Ask for Frnr coll conlalnod, 32". AC. - EQUIPMENT 1969 Polaris 488. wifo’sS cis 733-8656-______washor-dryor. dishwashor. U: ------. . pallo door, cfank-up onto->-■ .1002 AUTO PARTS 4 5 0 Michigan, 2 yard loodor, ...... mochina.covor.SeOmitos.J ? - ' 23 ft. Sponsm astor. solf-coii 2 -1 9 9 0 SOO SKS-s. both low no. island quoon bod. lull[I & REPAIRS • 'wKh4 Ini buckot.$1B ^ . toinod. $2700, 736-8630 oOf both, fridgo Irozor. caWo _ 3 axlo SOton manuoido-0! - 4 l milos, oxe c ^ . covors, ote. Cod 366-2538 or®' 733-2430______— roady ar>d much moro. Only 350 C hovy'short block lac* tachobto goosonock trailor.sr. 366-7989 oHor 6. 2 9 'Flroball, 1987 Quoonn Is-Is 3 mo, old, G onuho roason« tory robuili,. $500 ox-(. * 1 8 ^ 0 .1 9 7 7 ,8 0 0 0 on tor-it- nod. Iofsolo.$13.450,ollor. n rainTo^ lift. Chomp, $9500. 1990 Polsfis 500 SKF= long land bod. solf-conialnod .-ehongo. Good pricos on SAVE ^ 3 0 1w o ” awning, vory cloan, musnust VIowatTF.Callcolhjlar olhors. Hiohwsy 30 Auloo Load King alnalo bolly lrock.S2800firm. son,3ar4730,. xJump. 4 0 ', *12,500.1983 -— Call 823-4622______Phono (4061788-3079 Pnrli. 734-7090. is - 4 5 0 2 y o ri Michlgon. Irosh 1993 XCR Poloris Indy, ox- ^ 4 • 1981 Z28 whools. noP ongino, $ 2 3 J 0 0 .950 Col Uros^ood s^|^$12S , ^e«l(ohl‘TOndHlohlS44DO'or '^ p a r iio ^ ' Cordova' loader. $32,500.1966 KW [GALANTS •Duo] Air B oas'AUr ir (CorxUtionlna •Storoo bestoffor.788-3317ovoa._£ - dum p truck. $29,950, Hails 1 ^ ( Cassotto •M ux* Intwntorioc.«5 Yoor/MAXX) 4 • Sluddod llro s with rims. I 1993 Yam oha Fszlor li.ST 1: 208-234.0889______M O o W a long track. 122 milos, 30X9.50R15LT. usod 2‘ -as 45C 2 yd Michigon tood-T- Yam aha covor includod. eoosons J3 0 0 . Call ollor or. 20 hrs on robuili, 75%, , ^099 ,730^123______Bom 423-5710. - $24,500;-86 backhoo w/ JHH Bodlinor lilt lull-sizo Chovy '9 2 P o fsris XLT. 560 o xtr tra a I y 15S0 hrs, 80% rubbor, light triplo. $4700.'91 P oo. ­ 1 , ...... - 1966-up. Good condiilon.>• $14i950: -86 KW dump E iS i laris 4 4 0 Sport. S2350. '8 3 --- 1 tIOQ Cnl733.S536. - lruck,15'^x . <29,500:9» Potaris tndy Trail IFS. nico. Cor dolly, ful sizo swivol plot-I- C ^ o a d o r , 9 3 2 .5 0 0 ;'8 t lowmlfosJISOO. '93 Po- tnm $9S0.‘934.S768. W 20 C o so loador, robuili, larto lr>dy trail Doluxo. loolI Foctory robuiit m otors, 3500 $19,500. 234-0669/237- short block. $48 9 .3 0 2 Fordd 096^______:______short blocks $46 9 & m anyy Chovrolot 10 whoolor. 20’ il 30 ft. 51sth W heel moro in slock, up lo 1 voorIT LoGonbod. PTOioloaric. 910 SPORTING GOODS: •siidoout warranty. NO. 1 AUTO3 ^000.825.5011,______m w ___ •Q uoon Bod PARTS, 324.8721 - Oldor966 articulalod CalBl > Loaded $24,900 . l6.5mldsizodrlvor,$40. For salo; 3S0 Chovy ongino0 loador with cob. runs good, -9.5drlvofmCvor6izo0 * 1 9 9 3 CL::l o s e o u t i i 4-TH350 tr a n s , c o n h o a r $22,000, would toko portrt Irons 4-PW-SV/,now $135. run. $450 or bosi offor. Irado lor backhoo losdor, 7wood.$25.736-2455_^!1 Brockman'ss IM obile H om es 324-7320. _ 0011324-4249. Eloc. goll cart, man's golf Forsalo: Tirod 460 ongino. W3 Caso bockhoo loador, clubs, groat Christmas 1-84 & HW Y 933 • Across from Petro $400orbostoflo<'. gas ei^ino,' runt OK,' gr^onl, 1 ownor. 733- « 734-3167 * 324-4203 Coll 654-2515 altor 6pm noods 11.C:-$4000. 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1007 THUCKS 1028 CHEVROLET 1063 fcOCUflY 1859 1 ton. duals, Haltla tb o d 1 0 8 0 Chovy Com arogncQ 31 '74 Morcury Cougar x r : w kh'sidoboafdt, V-B.6, runsr a u to -a h ilt Mt, now tir [sell ITr! BUY IT! groai, $1600 o r b o tt4 oloffor. vory nlco cnr. $2200. C A Tlmos-Nows Clao:issillod Will Fin Evory (juod Call 734*2305 orr 7T. 3 4 - 6 5 S ^ 5 Of 733-8062.2. , . '7 5 M orcury M arquis, AC 7657. 6pm. ------1001 CavotiorRS4dr.i 750 Of 16.000 milos: $5300. C ^ S l i p ih i t o S o im e t h i n ci q N e w Onter r 324-5302 or 324-2509« '85 Topaz, AT, PS. ^nei - 7 3 3 -- O Q 3 1 St. «5ft. KhnbOflv k ------M usi s o li-64 Camaro„7oa Z paint • rebuilt englni ______;______50V-8, oxcol. body & mochania^etr :^»???^tr9trw7?4-7?W i ^ p e r ,$ 3 4 0 0 . oHy. 736-1609 ^2— i o m IITSUBISHI »holl.«3000.7a3-g743. 1 9 6 8 C l 1072'OMC Undemr t ai d S 1034 DATSUH CHEVROLETn rH 69 Montoro, At 7 a C. l a ^ “ TTits truck. 429 enaino. { tram . 20' Schnoll pol:polltio 1081 260ZX, nowpaint,itTnow n • I f A l l E R ^ bed. 0X0 mbbor, d o ain n unit.u storoo. oxcollonl eonditii - tS500. M4-S768. 1994 CHHEVROLEt 1068 NISSAN 1880 C h o w Sllv o fadl o o p i g 1037 DODGE up* wlih inSICHAAVyi — ___ CAVALI packago, low mlloaga 4 cyl- " ^ d H ^ * H a v o l^ 5 y n o0d S ^ 2 . groat cond. Atking ’^JOOOfiC '?nd^or.*5spd!Va85^bod3odgp _CaJI_734^721.______2 Door)f ■Coupe Of boat oHof. 734-7404)4 ____ Daytona Turbo, 5 spd.d.AC, / 1984 Nissan 300ZX.boauti- , Power Locks, 5 SpeedI III (J with cruiso. Boih cars In e«c HutT Air, Tilt. Cruise. F .- L ist ^939 3 2 0 . 0 6 ' 1881 VolkfiwagonPUw o»o^- fut oondition, all luxurtos. I T/ansnilssion. ih w » tont shapo. $1600 &$20(«000-,. roaot»^^yS00. Manual 1 —686-4445 Of 73&6648.~ 1886 Ford F 250 XLT■ Lai , 3 W .podfloArtos, 734-2163^63 1 886 N issa n 3 0 0 ZX. 831 ■ ext. cab. 4x4,73 Turbo C m ilos. rod, loathor. all op I Dealer DocumonuaoftFMOISSS M l. now &tl Mt, now ttirm f n S i I M I f o r d tions. groat shape. $850(1 'SthsTax.m>FMSD * 5 ' * trancmltilon. $68( ------or bost oltor. 0 ^ 7 3 4 -5 0 5 22.000 mlloa on mot 1962 Ford Galaxlo 500iOO'2 ahorS om • . B34-4566 Of loavo msg.n o 'o f- door, 69.697 octual mlU — ■ i S r - ^ ------. oxcoitont condition. J15([7SS- W S tanza 4 door, tut whoolhool. . 1087 Dodgo D-50, shasharp. 536-2185.______™ caasono. $5095, can iradoado. JllhdBBltflBlWlWHBBWffBnHWBSBnBl taOOOtmT, 326-4845.L------1872 F9fdMavork*. 302 c '91 N issa n 240 SX. black^ S I 901 SOUTH UNCOL31N, iEROME • 324-39^r n Cloth Bucket SeiSeats. S J 1060 Chovy 310 4x4:4 PUF . gino. specially hood. $3i 015 « 734-6565 brand now (aOory GM pi -QrLb08tOtfOf./34.4636 sp o rty . Y oull took g ood,din ir I Win FAU — I Power Door Locioc/cs, 5-Speed, ▼ a Q o s - 7;=— th is o n o l 5 s p d . A AC C . ■ (Muo). 5 ^ w o d . 2.6 V 6 ^ 1883 FORD MUSTANG —_ Steel Radial Tiw.Ires, • f l gIno. oxtra cob, air, F NO AM-FM cassotto. vor] Four Wheel Anti-nti'Locl< Brakes, . * — blM-sholl,-bod matrslki ....-9fgW l.t19.W .7?f7?y?. L O W N O — ^ roar window, $7000. C —LOWl:I I Power Steering'ig...... • , *soi'Q lo'P rlco S 8 3 3 3 'P lu s lax & litlltlo. Includos lirst tlmo 543-6322 loavo mag. ;f.AC. 1070 OLOSMOBILE ■ PRICES O N buy'jycr linancod wiih GMAC. OoalorOo rotoina robalo. 736-1058bus.houta... .1. ^ — H A G G L fe • •• 324-2170. _ _ 1978 Olds Toronado, gas r AND USED 1960 Ford 15 0 ,2W D .5 8 ) rt.im- .runs & tooks groatl $ ^K 01 A L L N E W cruiso. cassotto. now til 1887FordPonyEscon.il & shocks, 48,000 milos." ’'J?* I m a c u la te , 16K milonilos, bo st oflor. 736-1924. IS & TRUCKS NO D0(C FEES3! col cond. $8300 or bost $3500 Of bost oltor. 5 i for. 587-7074 ovoa. CaB 768-3718 or 788-49.-494t prom o. 4 door, oms good, _ 8 toavo mossaoo. 5 1889 Isuzu Amigo. Qood a — ______^ 1993(; CHEVROLEET 1880 Taurus Wagon, toadfi ditlon. not* p a lm , $50( adod. l986ads98RM oncy, luUyi s ; .cruito. AT, cniSo, sunro.JTOl. toadodi $3000.733^0025. 736-7624_0f_?33^195.i —— jump seat i^543-«6& .UMINA 7 8 Chovy'A ton plck-iip « iS s. -92 Olds Achieve Sport:lorts ^ LU shop, mochanklnlly sw i -91 T aurus, $7995'Mnro( ^ n n with groy ^ntorior.ioid* _ - 4 DDoor c S e d a n {jood^rk truck. $15C vw»gcan^fof.733-t42S sool __ 1 9 9 3 OLI,DS 8 8 4 DR. Lis-ist »13^95_ ^ ■81 Chovy V4 ton 350 •TTZr4 si SocriBc«,’89FordProbo,>bo, ------Power windows, cmrv^se control, power seats,ts, goodcondi$2800.73 r. 1 0 7 6 . P O I^ A C air conditioning andd morel (d | (s 8272 Of loavo msg ___ tako ovor ^B^onts. i ___ 1980 Bonnovlllo diosol. lov VALUE ■82 Plym oulh A rrow P ^ sam o as Dodge D 50.4 c o»rl PRICED AT... n 8,999 1050 JEEP S spd. storoo. lots ol mih som e te d y nist. ru n sj^ o ■^-r 1990 Pontiac Grand Prix: kix-kix —^ V-6, Automaiic. 1987ChorokooLanKlo6c ury aodan, PS, PB. PWPW. 3 2 _ _ 5 sp d , AC. windows. 97 Power Steering' m A M -85 Ford 350 llatbod, 4 spsc d . mitos. $6700.734-8905_ Propane convoraion k Air Condilionimmg, a V ■85 Jo o p Gfond Wagonofl Tilt & Cruise' CiControl, ^ B r . r a s ' o W .,®®S2 ? 4 x 4 , V-8. AT. AC. crulsulso! 1087 TOYOTA " - - x ! loa Jo d i 6*c cond. $4901900. m AM/FM Stereo.eo, ■1 2 ,9 8BO ® ® * Can 734-3346.______1977ToyotaCorolla.— 1 9 9 3 OLILDS ACHIEVA Power Door Locks,Lo ------$4TOorbostoHor.. automatic, po w er steering, ■86 F-150. extended cab. 1061 UAZOA C a l 324-8650. ulse control, tilt steering. 9- Power Window'ows ______*Salo Prico $12,960 Pluslus ttax & titlo.______dual gos tank, now tiros 1982 Toyota Colica. goodooa VALUE ! w OD autom ate. $5000.00-’ 1991 MazdaMPV7po<>a<8 . c o n d . $1200 or bo st oiler, i O o cn 73^-6258 _____ w agon. AC. AM/FM cass.cas 034-8327 afior4om. _ PRICED AT... *1M 96 Mon. - Sat. Your "No Preressure. N o H ype” DealerI Timo for hunting! ■86 1 tlton sioroo. cruiso. iuggacgoflo 1989 Toyota MR2,S apd. ChovyPU, AT.AC.nc. now rack. Now tiros, oral 8 a.m . - 8 p.m . ^ i-». crulao, air. low miloago,>Bc> tires, low mi, hook-up:-ups. p a d s , mufllor, mud floplops, good tiros, T-top. Ecllpso ^ Saturday '^ k 436-5584 Of 678-47U» ____ pin sirlping & factoryf ora.br CD playor wiih Fosgato ~ 8 a.m . - 6 p.m . A f l Exptct rtiponse whon youyc Com ploto sorvicod. roai •dvertiso In d a u in e d1.C0JI . Ci lo r vacation. Woll taiic * SaiilaDciiL O 7330931. Mon. - Fri. ______warramy^Ro'tairiie.eo^ 1089 VOLKSWAGEN . 7 :3 0 ..m ..6 p .m . ■ 'nm $15 OOOfcllor. 934-8402^ __ Whtrt tht C 1008 4X4- you Soturd.,■. I Mako oltor on Ihls 1089 VW /n/oel,vo havt m y name on It: ’£i/7 ^£ 7 /.er ‘ — 1063 MERCURV ^ ' Fox. now tiros, runs groat. p 7;30n.m.-4j0p.m ■ 1063 J e e p 4 x 4 PU~, rui — Call 736-6526 . tiroa, 1085 Grand Marquis. A( But neuer I ------tofldod.$3750.034-«134. ^ lOM-JflJgO-, ■ I on Sundays! - ^ES & SERVVICE ____.1860 Chevy 4x,4 > oodrr 1989 Morcury Tmcor w a ^ — a p s)IcBngRdrEr>-733-8721nj r - - 765 rat-Poteiine-Rdr*'(-r(208)-733^03^ ------. AC. cruiso. Good condmoimon! -68 Yugo. low mitos, $2000.5oT 1874 Broneo wllh 351 W/.P .P: S . CaU 487-2247. 734-2453. 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