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THURSOAY lune is, 2006 50 cents f i n * e s - 'N e ; w ! # 3 1 — ------Jh y M o t ...... —— f t eywatterwairheaIts upI It’sytrour chlLoice Graduatess ssay standards arire too low, water parties ha\iiave lodged new m anage thcaquifer,"said'Itomthe andid surface water. The ruling ByMkiMleDaalop requests withth the Idaho Arkoosh,I, anaj attorney for sur- castists a shadow on the way butmotivdvated students cican excel T•y've also asked 2 rulingg by I District Court watater users this season. ait TW IN FALLS - — T h e aco- I.™"' Both sides in an gic or Valley Karl Dreher, d di irector o f th e Judge Barr]a n y W ood. T he Judge “Wc basically want to wait 1 unconstitutional the . andid see how things mtHI playlay dcmic standards; ar arc too low, i m I dispute between Magicigain. - department.tos:o anticipate and deemed ur lid the ' Idaho S tan d ard s w ater users are at it agaicoun rul- act on shortage:Iges fo r'th is in i- rules of conjunctivecoi manage- outJ t with Wood's i^ng," said Achievement Testtls is ia joke, a n d School gradaduates. visit In light o fa recent COLan Idaho gation season,1. m en t thatat guide{ how tlie state A2 it's up to the studctdents to pro- www.magicvlcvalley.com. irig voiding rules of idan surface "We're askinglg thei director to should conuol cot both ground Please see W/niR, Page A2 pare themselves;s for their w ater law, ground a n d s futures. m ake It. Theic TWin Falls School At least, th at'ss what >% some District soldiditdocsnotvmntto , ISvin Falls graduatelatcs arc say- raise graduatlation requirem ents in g unless it canan provide suppon The Idaho Stateate Board of services foror struggling stu- Education is meetlrc tlng in TWin dents. But B £ rian FauveU. 18, Foils today to discuss d — said some sstudenis are just l a s h i li n g g co o d tt i m e among other thlnitilngs — the using excusLiscs to avoid the S m future of Idaho's hhi{ l^ schools work, and th e n ew contractractor fo rth c “T here arerc kids that say ihey ISAT. can't do som'm ething because of So five reccnlIt 1TWin Falls so m e rcasoiion.“ Fauvell said. High School gradraduatcs sat “The big onc1C vra h ear th e m ost down with the Tfmi^mes^News to is language! barriers,b but I don't shore their thoughts(hts about the believe thatlat bccause those currcnt system . who speak didifferent languages can still woi-ork-their butts o& Aretliestandanlsds km? a n d lct% faoice it. calculus is a This year, highh schools stu- foreign lan{nguige for every- den ts could graduatiuate with less onc.“ than on ei^th-gragrade educa- , tion. rino is respip o m ilile ? T he o nly rcqulrenIremcnts w ere Lexic Scananion. 18. said sm - that students comnat ai least a.75 dents-andd theirI parents-are g rade-point averageage and score responsiblee for1 th eir ovm sue* proficient at an eighth-grade ei{ cess. She olsilso said som e stu* level o n th e ISAT. d e n ts w iUj' ' choose to fail Although the stu(students were regardless of the standards, u n a w a re o f ‘howow tow the “I think schools makes the requirements werc.ere. they did opportunitiedes available for aQ say it wrould have/c Ibeen more studenis. bubut some students difflcull to fall than a n ^to pass.. choosc nott tof take advant^ ■The (ISATs) really rei d id n 't ofit,’ Scorilo:lon said.‘And ream matter much," «said Brady IthlnkatoKto f it has to do wim lardine.lB.-Idldn'tIn't try as hord ' parent invol■olvement a n d sup* as I could havebccaecatise I knew port." Ididn't have ta The]'hey vyere kind It's som etlething teachers deal o fa jo k e .- w ith every’ day.d Unlike private But L auren Davl>avls, 18. said schools, pullublic. schools m ust she tried h e r bestst o n th e ISAT accept ali .smdents.si regardless sim ply b ccau sc she wanted to of family background.ba So the see how well shet couldco do. She challenge has h been woridng said the test canI be os easy or as challenging asos s tu d e n ts Please se e SDUHMROS,S' PageA2

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m a y cc o m e t o (CSI G roup will disdiscuss ffgiy w s T r a c k e r adding CSI to its to u r UMw: The Interim of Idaho’s coUi^ l l p p p ^ Committeeee on Community o Colleges aiannounced It BrJokuPilnr would n o)tt' visit the College Thne»Wew» wrtterI ______of Southeriern Idaho in Its ^ , , tour of IdalJaho colleges. TWIN FALLS—— 1The Interim committee studyiidying Idaho's ^ Know t>ow; The . statewide commur ae will discuss m ay co m c to TWin = a ; . - s S : nother meeting. all. )uld take place In The committeeICC w a s n o i s. break off untUblt reck Wcilandayday m n io s abort Caapo Spr(Bf>0 KRoad. A reckslida Friday tTMingo fc o n n d 'te road wtth going to visit th e:»lnle’slargost sti M n Falls, CeatfKton ibri*brw and ptoapted Um ctt; te niMve w addfUeaal loos* rocb fioaitkttfai. Uh community collrollege, the ithern Idaho, Whats nexe x t If the commit- DcktaBddtbrii College of Southc prompting manyly lawmakers tee adds CI CSI to Its calen- a nd so u th ern Idahntractors !______Cocur d'Alene, andind com m ittee 'IV/ln Fallss for o u r Sept. 11 ALL5 — After more awho were operatinglg larg e co-chairman, saidaid the com- meeting.’ thcic was a concern ^ TWIN FAL; hours of delays caused imachinery only feet from fro the roadway. Offifficials said Canyon mlttec wili dlscuseuss adding Hesoidth e committee mem- th a n th reele hi Canyon Springs Road < canyon rim. Springs Roadiw V iii b e d o s e d all d ay IWin Falls andd CSI< to IIS' am ong the bcrs that many n residents of by rain, the/as ( a smash hit — of Contractors removed the last of today, schedule. iley would not be project was;ks, th a t is. Ithe unstable rock on Wcdi'ednestiay, They still pplan to reopen the, “It’s certainly the opinion of Magic Valk ien to have able to partLrticipate in th e dis* falling rocks.)rkers began preparing jand city workers will spcnlend most road in times for the Jazz in the the co-chairmen City worki)rk at 8 a.m. Wednesday, iof today clearing the rockick off the Canyon concc:c rt o n Saiurday. another meeting.ng," Gocddc cusslons. for th e w ork

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THE ' •]Babies ^__ Continued frem pass Al infarfanticide in C hina a n d India,ia, . d a y ^ "^GrG_VALLEY ‘said. His W^cb site feature:re*s an - oppeponcnts said. rWhat you're saying Is it'st's ... - .. . ‘image cf a Chinese flag alt ts side information aboutIt sex beltctier you don’t exist than bcbe ! I : A Rm R m li- »addtp.thli'eiliH^ 'selection. "N ear 100% (99.S}.S9%) c wrong gender for m y fami- ly. AlAnd that's a shocking asser-T- ' ENTERTiRTAINMEKT ' tonwMV8 ari ovieht Ilsted/please *■effective gender seleccctlon lion,m. " said M atthew E pplnclte.le. :; -“J a n a Wfne"le" at Kimberly -.VakibftilbmIt the name of th^ event. tm etliods to help balance f(fami* rector of research at thcHe Nurseries. 6:3i6:30 to 9:30 pm. ’ a Mfr»{ef,description, tlrrti. J-,: •lic3." th e V/eb site promise! inter for Bioethics andid :: $20.00 per' tickettic or $36.00 ' ptape, "We basically wrant thercm to ipe. co st and contact nUffl- iman Dignity, a Christianin per couple, calcall Magic Vailey -iM tto know it’s available,” SteinlInberg biocisethics group. II.734-2787. ' to sBr said of the international p ;i Arts Council. 7 riie method can preventn t 'I j; tw in Fall* Munlunlclpal Band ^to ■pie Web page on sex selecection B enerates MO.OOO hits a me K-linkcd. inherited diseases.2S. show.’S p.m.rn.rTwinFallsClty.. from China, he said, and th c ButIt wlien It's used solely to shell.,no cost, 733- Ip a couple get a coveted girl !' 3g ^ ^ i|fr;r>qa;jnnrf \sji\ oni>( c c o u n lry outpaitacing help ir i round out a family of w . foor days lr> advance of Q ^ iln a ’s interest is C anada. or r * ^ e Fantastic:itlcs," presented by ' daugu^Uers with a wanted son.in. »event In a recent week, his cliclinics ^ ^ St. Thomasi PlayhousePli and . a practice Is controversial,al. rperformed thc procedure ^ ______I the known as thche -world’s longest- . ___. e- nmlsslon, 4 p.m., court- -. celglu w om en from abroadtd an d tf M evenen am ong doctors w ho spc- running muslcj,slcal.-7p.m„me illze In reproductive m edi-ji- se. 715 G St.. Rupert, call consulted « w ith 12 new fororeign Dr. Jeffrey Steiaberi,; ol of tbe Fertility tastitutei«fLo«Ai<% ABCtlet Uld Lu Vept, cialh NexStage Tlie;heater on Main le. “We don't do that. Sex is ►•7180. patients r from China. Germmany, b auUed by Imlim*tu Buuxer loOa Voille, risM, wboirbo trantblet dotinc a cine. Street In KetcfBtchum. $ 1 2 for It a disease." snapped Yury )vue Planning ond Zoning Cnn.ida, ^ thc Czech RepulUbllc. eoimltiUoawlllncoiicouple frea C U u about tbe KeodeisiliruM loiiincm youth 18 andnd under.i $19 (or Verlirlinsky, director of theheIT' . nmlsslon. 7 p.m.. City Hail. Guam. ^ Mexico and N I ™ Moiidv. adults, call 726-5349.72 ext. 13. JJ""' Ileptproductive Gcnctics i E. Poplar, call 788-2128. Zealand,* he said. Most couples are afllunucnl. uterus. Tlie proceccedure. which country isis different,"i he said. Insiisiitute In C hicaga Wendeldell City Council, 7 p.m.. ^ Steinberg said. Bul some,ic, like Steinberg also offerfers as an add- adding thallial th e boy-giri prefer- ThThe American Socicty foror Hail. 3 0 0 Main St.. 535- ' EXHx H i B r r s City h£ Australians Hobert an d Joaj)anna. on scrvice for Infenfertile couples, ence balarllances o ul at 50-50 Hepiiproductlve Medicine saysys : ^Tlie Magic VailValley Art# Council 5161.il. have moderate Incoiomes. determines the glr«dlr»etor error. Lynn Tom inaga wwil ith the Id.iho , in 2005. VinceVir Alberdi, maniig- ly be I appealed, on Fridayay 0 joriel Goflin ...... 735-3254 Mail Infonnation Ground Water Appppropriaiors. cr of lhe c;canal com pany. al.so attotorneys for the city of RHall Ml«« nuri«n*t«r The TimejmesNews (UPS 631-080) IS |Incorrect address Tlic Surfacc Watc’ater Coalition asked Drehreher to counter "like- Poc;icatello asked Dreher to haltalt Llftda Fischcit ...... 735-3247 oubiish,ished daily at 132 FairTield St. originally .rskcd thith e director in ly" shonagitages for the 200G irri- furtirther action in the 2005 call,lU. Hollie and Shirley Sheets twin Foils, by Lee PuQhcations lanuary 2005 to:o sh u t dow n gallon seaseason. Parttrtics planned lo mccl in CUssifieiified department . 0 subsidiory or Lee Enterprises. in < IW in I-alls. Tlieir city umpers. with ' To date,jte. Dreher has not Septipiember. and Drchcr’s finallal Cuttomw fiiunn groundwater pun Penodicudicois poid ot Twtn Falls t>y Tne 'wrong In Wednesday's edll““X ; junior riglus. too providei thc Vespondcd!cd to th e letter. .ordeder in the call was still pend-id- M n lc* ...... 7330931, e.t, 2 TimesN:sNews. Official city and county T hc Times-News regrets senior users wltl/Ith ihelr full AlberdlJl saidi lh e d irector's ing. spoper pursuant.to Section 6<> error., g- O nline'ue department iSTonof (he Idaho Codo. Thuisdoy is water riglit.s.'niat/'It April, Drehe> lack o f aclicClion m akes m anaging Groiindwater Gi pumpersirs I Online manogcr8«f ' tieictjyIt;/ designatedI os Ihe doy of tne predicted that thehe coalition of the canalII company'sc« water dif- argigue that any action theycy I Gicg Toylor----...... 735-3205 k oron whicft legal not«cs will be seven Magic ValleUlcy Irrigation ficult thisIs season.si lakeke, such as providing w aterter iished. ------1 districts and canalnai companies A full resreservoir system does to coalitionc members, couldlid ' a r c u bBtion tio d e p artm e n t pvstmasMster. please send change of an "Ihat natural ben ^ Cintcmw MTvkfv«e* addressless form to: PO. Oo> 548. Twin i i . would be shoi:iort- roughly not mean .•reversed in an appeal. Waterter 04 14 15 40 4fl “ pB|. ill be entirely satisfied, user 1 ; Twin Falls andid Falls,>. IdahoId 83303. 31:13 IBB.'lOO acre feett ofo w ater dur- righis will I icrs. tlierefore, need to findnd the aquifer levels, outJt what Woods ruling really otner areas ...... 733-0931. e.t, 1 ~‘M 0 3 . Ing th e 200.‘> irrigaigation season or thal tl Jly DurleyRupert- Copyrignt O 2006 ----- and ordered gigroundwater spring flo\%lows, reach gains arid meacans. Tominaga said. Magic Valley Newspapers Inc. PauWJakley ...... 677-4042 Mag —___ users to providele 27.700 acre storage rights rij^ will n ol subse- Dreher D; Is expcctcd to It year. q u en tly stsuffer the impacts rL*spspond shortly lo ihe city of 04 05 13 2? 29 feel of water thal y of nio r priority ground- Poci ; iT'Illl 1 1 ^ tWLOCAIIDi AteorOiamorxiiJ, By D ecem bciber. Dreher from junio icatcllo's request. ------■ revised ihc totalItal injury to water diveiiversions," the surface — 152.200 acre feet,:l. all of w hich w aier user*scrs staled in their lel- Timcs-NcwsTi reporterte r ^ r . , ' r . 3 fl ■* Ijelonged to 1\vini n Tails Canal ter to DreDreher. Tlie coalition MiCi'ic/it’//c Dutilop can bc ! Moo. Juno 13 e aJ 6 Co. O n May, 9. thithe l\vin Falls cqtphaslzeiIzcd W ood's point that rvacaclwtl at 735-3237 or by c-C‘ —— Canal Co. askeded Dreher to delivery' ccalls need to be maiitil til nuitinlop&magicifal-al- J order Immediatete delivery of answered!d iiIn a tim ely m anner. leyxy.com. ' ! / L 1

i ------#■.. T l w ^ 1— 15.2006 Tima»4tm.TWtiFifc.ldil» *-3 IDAHO I High holome prices forrce out____^ some nclorthem Idaho0 residents 'ALENE (AP) — "trem enindous amount of mts In no«hern Investorsirs w ho w ere buying iip iviiu ncreasing home ' the limitliied amount of those Sa Iving tliem out of propcrtitties in o u r area;" g I Coye1 has I a seasonal lawn to buy a home and landidscaplng business a nd e don't wanl to hts wife2 alsoa works. ccnt wc.ipake to “Lasti year.,wej looked at a. er o ur head,'* said hom e ththat was $120,000," h e , !, who plans lo said. Ii justji camc back on the ska this fall w ith m arket;an a d now It's $220 ,0 0 0 .“ y e I COHUR D'AL e're going some- . icke: Some residents i we can buy a Idaho say Inctill have fun." More moloney approveied to help prices are d iivtwo lr years, home th e area. Cootcnili C ounty salmon ^ “We'd like om to an average of endangei;ered sockeye s here, but we$234,000. ( Prices spend every efinedcci as “afford- — nic North- Scienllsilists say that about BOISE (AP) — p ut a roof overincreased c from d Conservation 35*000 soclockuye used to return west power and C Kenny Coye,between \ S170.000 Council on Wed/ednesday ap- lo Redfishish Lake, b ut only sbc move to Alaska ng S2.7 million returnedi inli 2005. . £ proved spending his wife. “We'rtsago, a lot o f pco- ^ H Q | o n hatchery facilacilities for an Beforec Wednesday's an- place- where w m ent. S2 million a year ving o ut o f rentals endangered runun .of sockeye nounccmc ^ hom e a n d stilleir h own homes,” ng spent on a hatchery salmon in cencentral Idaho was being In tlic lastgan. tw president of despite a recommnmcndation by programn b ased in Kaglc t a prices In Koo lout 160.000 smolts — i Couniy M uhiple a scientific panellel to allow the raise abou have gone fromce. lold the Coeur I^ H S salmon — that are flsh (0 becom c extextinct. young sa SIB5,000 to s. $2 “Por people who H I K 1 for ilielr trip to the “Snake River;r sockeye; are released f ' ' for hom es dcfii; for a living, we're nd back. The additlon- unique and impmportant, and ocean and able" have tiatlc in drop In sales ley will Increase the . SllS.OOOtober their numberss aare critically al money hom es." r o f smoUs to 260.0 0 0 . • • low," Tom Kari:arier, council number ol andSiaS.OOO.[iffordablc homes ■ B C utlons are taken at tlie j "l\voyearsaj ■ chairm an, said In a statement. Precautl percent. y to prevent Inbreed- • . , pic w erc movin: “This Invesuncntmt is Important hatchery i ;h 10 qualify for genetic disorders, and ^ 9 to the effort to0 ppreserve a n d Ing a n d gc and into their>." Plannigan sold. rebuild the specie;cles." the flsh areai released at dllTer- Dan l-lannlgan ; to spread tlie risk. H B were being The ll-mcmb«n b e r In d ep en - en t ages tc vV ':; th e Kootenaiocal C renters who louncil reviews salmon d e n t Science Reviccview Panel ear- Tlie cou Listing Service,} qualify for lower I by ihc B onneville ' , lier rocommendecded th at Idaho’s fu n d in g I • d'Alene Press.as "1 well as the run of endarlgeiigered sockeye Pow er Administration. At The clean rooms foi salmon to cententral Idaho's BPA. a regegional power market- . seeingadramai Redflsh Lake bcc alloweda to go ing agemency. sells electricity , o f affordable he , extinct. The panelmei cited dams from Coli:olumbia Uasln dams '------Sales of affc and otlier dovmstnstream factors and also0 pays| for damage lo , )rur>^ olaoa p ttn thrthranflitbetlm ofalab beaker t ;>j are dow n 2 ‘1 pe ending a pro- salmon hhabitat by spending fr "It's tough as reasons for er if(ensliHatcbiry«tEnltbbadid State Path, west ef Bobe on Tne gram that is attempting ati to money on hatcheries. m w u these hom es," I keep the populati(lation viable, ile said pric "Not only arce tldiesc limiting driven by locc co n d ilio n s - notlot likely to w erc able to qi * change, the fish1 themselvesth arc mortgages, as P r e m i u m ■ ■ likely to bc changinging os a result of present iniensl‘nslve propaga- m m m L e n s e s tion and rearinglg proceduresp so , th at their viabilit>illty even under irattbe restored conditioitions is increas- Tnetday. ^ ■ | | | | |P 9 m m m f t t ingiy in doubt,'bt." the panel 1 ^ F I EYEWEA \vTote. n Because o f tliat. tlia the panel recom m endedi tliattli a captive s . breeding-and-rcf•rearing pro- • gram designedlto to keep th e fish \ 30UH H^Pbh•'iSSZiI . from going extincinct bc ended. \ aaramflDsaipa] The federalll E ndangered M o iin ta i MB W M iM itW M lftl Species Act requliquires th e feder- ^ Since-l^S^!''V , ol government to work to prc* • r W e s t 1 ? t vent extinctionon unless the ,• review panel vote;otcs lo eliminate 731-■ NWorth CollBga Road » TViTWln Fall* ■ 734-3937 OPTICAkR ■ tlie species. m m I ^Ws Where Ytfou Go " mmA I n forir What You,r Need! t i n WA m - T W H T REMOTE m im n m K i T IQ FU9BS.52'5-tltdeSup. onilkiteipenditilevpto J RSCBSSED HOUSING K “ Brusfied Sleel Mstiwitnsif^ niekel nrntli. 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M IrMjo-.DHaap*r•atno-i4t}« Itemsi IIIllmllta to ntiU sties. Ceruln Items r \llloations. T /rie'a•cutoirttm ______.JW rxIff.DtKaaptr'MriO'ktwm tJ t H K m speeliU1/ onMr tnO ralncheek gitdly given. Pr 2006.______^ m m 'LUMBING SU PP i ' ' j t h • Twin Falls. Idahc Q J- t h e B r i ¥ e ! 7304 I3f 8:0(h5:00 • Sunday 9:00- 7S nity not be rtiOlly tvalliOh if Mil loi . Prices elfeetlve Ihwugti June 21.200 t».l«Ufca W i T . l i i 5 . 2 0 0 6 IDAHOAV Otter•remainisldahdyswealtthiestirnemberrof ConiLgress e ihan from w hen h e servervedas H ouse in 20(M. Ills Hi major, holdings Simplot Co. 11:Iiis earnings were Capitalal Associates, worth.as tthouj^i hc! still owes m ore t By M m m e r $2.'>0.0(K) 'Qn the m orlgage.>e. speaker in the th ' Idaho 'includedhislis own Senate credit ttt«r down from aa' minimumr of just much»as as $1 m illion. S ;oiml. a reiirement AMoelatad P rew wrttc In adi lilion. CrapoI h ad I.egislature. AssetsIS alsoa include un io n accoi ------over Sr.70,000;[)0 a year earlier. He diddidn't repon any debis. elonging to his wife, b eiw een $ 100,000 and reiirement funds,s ofc his wife, account hell ibllcan Hep. In 2(l0r>, :)nerOn sold between Sen. I.V M ike C rapo had a 2005 I and as much as BOISI; — R cpubll vorth of between about S$250,000 in his Senate l •ederaled Katherine, an emplnployee al the Suzanne, a C.L. "B uJcir Oltcr. ruirunning for Sf>0.0(10 andISIOO.OOO Sl w o rth o f net w or In a federal reilrc- ,000 a n d S2.2. m illion. (Credit Union accounts. O ther Idaho National loibiojboraio^. , $500,000 In governor against CD em ocrat stock in. Micilicron Technology S700.00( ounl. According to lared to holdings of as iinvestm enis included a milminor- . .Simpson’s repceport shows ment accoi lerry Brady, remain aln ed th e Inc., Idaho'ss largest !• employer, compart I. Craig was reim- 1 as $1.8 m illion in 2004. iity interijsi in :i5y acre;res of credit card debtIt ofc between the report. state’s wealthiest m mt e m b c f'o f at a loss. No> figuresfij for th e loss m uch as ir reportable travel Crapoipo b o o sted his net w orth tranchlanii In l-rem ont Clounty. ot $10,000 and $15.00(.0 0 0 . as well as bursed for Congress in 2005. were given, ingeventson 12sep- Iding to investmeni hold- 1Idaho, llu It's worth as muclUch as a m ortgage o n a rentalrer proper- and speakln lie reported holtloldings of lhe specificific value of O tte rs by addir l-or-beiweeit-- arate occasii:iion.s.in.20(J5.------— or th e assets of ing.s. In:In 2001. h e ow ned 2-1 dif- S$50,000. according too his -ty -in -Bliiekfool-b b etw een a b o u t S3.S>3.9 m illion 2005 a sse ts— $r>0 .0 0 0 a n d $ 1000,000.,0{ , T h o se included in business other- three m em * ferentt sesecurities valued betwe- treport. and ' about S12.5.5 million, any of the oti ed six stock groups suclich as lhe Wesierr\ ho's all-Kepiiblican en Sl.Ot1.000 und $15,000. with I'or 200 5. Rep.Mike.Simi:tnpsoii Simpson listed according to personalnal financial bers of Idalio' ng airplane Business Roundtable, Ri where — cpuldn’t be one hebetween $15,000 and ireported net w ortli o f bet\^.-tween sales. including disclosures releaseased by delegation - ;. valued at he spoke Jan.Ja 5 and lan. (> in J. because House $50,000.100. A year later, h e owned $1.1 S miUipn and $2.-i niillnlllion, maker Boeing. Congress on Wedncscicsday.' determ ined, ) to $110.000. I’hoenbc: SinlinclairOil.forwhom niemlwrs are only 52 secui.•curities valued between u t p from tielw ecn $7-16,000lOOand. beiween$19.000to For20(M.hc llstcdaid assets val- und Senate ni iirsed for travel • he w as a feaL-aiured lunch speak- report their assets Sl.OOO)0 a n d $15,000. w hich abouij $1.7 million in the•previ- pi I le wa.s reim bursi ucd a t betw een S3.iS3.9 mlllldn required to re symposium In eron Scpi.1. 12I in Hailey. Idaho; lOt exact am o u n ts. • includeiided insurers such as ous < year as his Investmcrlent In to a sweetener syn ' a n d so m e $12.2 mliUcIllion. in ranges, nol th e A m erican a five-day triptr for (’raig an d his /arbls. an Otter Aetnaa li Inc., as well as Apple an i Edward lones investnstment Sun Valley by tlie Ifi addition to his $165,200 Mark War lue. Sugar Alliaiice In1 AuguslAl 2005. wife to Indidia to visit adoption ilary. Otter spokesmanI inin Holse. declined Compu(puter and petroleum account • increased in value congressional salar In addition to lhat accc;count. Sen. 1-irry Craigaig. Ihe Idalio sites; and two t nigliis lodging im of about to comment,K. co m ppanics ar Conoco I’hilllps, reaped a minimum Simpson’.s assets Inclueluded ' lawmaker with thehe least assets, und m ealsiin li SunValley. wliere itm ent sales Otter's largergest asset rem ain s lixxonn NM obil a n d Sunoco. : $150,000 on Investm propenies, 40 acres of; farm-U reported net worthrth of betw een h e spoke at ai a meeling,of the earnings on his ranch In In Star, worth as Crapeapo's W ashinglon. D.C.. ! In 2005 as well as eai land in ^«)Uthern Idaho.',0 .' and $350,000 an d $7G!.765.000, com - c o n se r\’aliv:ive ihink lank The inslon plans mucit as S55 million,i followed homee was worth beiween 1 retirement and pensi his state retirement acc(ccouni pared to as muchch as $715,000 Cenlerforll: the New West. from his form er emmployer. p I.R. by an investiistment In Western $500.001.000 a n d $1 m illion. 1

w a d f i r ees s bu m inceentral, souththem Utah ews werc also working a ByMUeHMBNl robably won’t, , ^.'" AMOctated P rw « wrtti “We prol 15 J-acre fire pn the Ulah side controlled for lavajo Mountain on the SA U LAKE CITYv -- A w . d . h a v e i t CO ijo Indian Reservation, blaze w as believed to have fire has burned mmore than a feW dalays w ith the 3.500 acres aboutut 10 miles , 1 started by lightning rday. said IlmW liittington. southwest of Santala "«iirthwest of Provo were■ ableah to condiici hurnoMi 3.590 acres as off Wednesday\\ operatiirations. diminishing afternoon. saidlid Anne Ames, a ipokesmanspo for the fuel fromfro the fire by lighling S tanw orth, ■ a spok)okeswoman , Utah Office:e of I-orestry, Tire smallerHer fires, around com m u- for th e U.S. B urcatcau of .Land- and State l.an.ands. nicatiortion towers on llie nioun- Management. GusJusty w inds Hie firewas wa H5 pcrcent con- tain. h a d caused th e fireIre to spread talned byWednesday after- easily througli dryy clcheat grass, noon and couldco he contained ■ ■ h b .she said.The cause,sc os f th e fire. byW cdnesda;day night. N€€D N HCiP uiHH which started T\icsd(isdayhadnot : “Weshoulcluld have it close to a | | A RI b e e n d eterm ined,, shesh said. 100 percent;nt (contained) by lUICKBOOKS^ TVventy-two engingines, a hell- toni^it,” lehe said. “We proba- ^_ii lave It controlled for V®','jj| lisa at 7J7 0087 copter, a heavy airllr ttan k er a n d bly won't hav tAiNiNG, Setup & Support tw o h a n d crew s wvere er assigned a few days-s with^ the weather to the fire, she said. sal A new predicted." . team of fire managtlagcrs was e n The >Jatlonal Nal W eath er route.' . , Servlcc liadd iissued a “red flag" W inds also ‘cau cai sed th e warning WeiiWednesday for m uch Tlinnel fire to growrow to about of central andan( southern U lah. 3,200 acres. Tlie fire,Ire, st.irted by The Weatl>athe.’ S ervice w as lightning TXiesday,y, iwas burn- predicting: continued co U um der- lng near Glberta,a, a b o u t 3 0 storm activity aci ihrough m iles southw est of 1Provo, said T'hursday for fc much of the incident commanlander Dan state. ‘Carried away*ai gold hiuimterdigs H 60-foot-d(leepholeinfrtront yard H

MONTCLMR. Calif. Cal (AP) — Mora willill be1 required to hire A hom eow ner dlggiigging for gold and pay ror for a licensed engi- in his front yardi saids: h e got ncer. lialdwii 9 “carried away“ andmd bnded up ______B o r t I with a 60-foot'dit-dccp hole. Take it f authorities said. t from SPO Jzi 1 lenry M ora, 63,1B, began dig- (^ng 10 days ago• afteraft his gold detector reportedJ a positiveI hit I near his front patilatio. He told auUiorlties he onlylly Iin tended to go dow n 3 or 4 feet.-•et. Fire officials called cal to the sccne'I\iesday founju n d tw o m en 1 1 ^ 1 th at M ora hiredJ vwere Inside BABDEL th e unrelnforced1 inhole, using a isdooMncRo; s^>oJ at removinj; »pois. bucket and rope[>e to rem ove HrimioaUihUiKr-oUfriml>''rumr'r>S. dirt. Olil I "We told h im .’Yo'You're done.'" HBSffTITSf said M ontclair Plre■Ire Capt. Rich Baldwin. “It’s ama;.:nazing no one IJM raing got killed." A uthorities fenceneed off Mora’s property Officials fromm the state HAI Occupational Safety and "AJ\B B ELS ■ Heahh Admlnbtri.stratlon likely 0 L,EANERS E ■ will ' visit thehe property 228I ShoshoneSf St. E. Wednesday to dettIctermlne how Falls.Pq I Idaho 83301 to shore up andd fi fill th e hole. auUiorltics said. '3 3 -2 2 5 8 , i n v/ i l a lii g n I starirt smiling mcl o r e . ' i..

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; .Gr e e n s b o r o , N.C.n . (AP) — There will be no Iv '" ’" ' B aptist exodus from f th e nation's public scli< — lehst for now. , ! iL eaders o f ththe e l a t e s t P rofcstant ddenom ina- tion Wedmisdny n to su p p o rt a '.rc^oluiolution that ^ u l d have urged thetl: denom - (nation to form an,"< gy" for pullinglg S o uthern Baptist children fr(from public ^ w | : Schools in. fayoror h o m e Schools or privateate Christian ^ h o o ls . Tlic proposal, o by Roger M oran of'IVojrroy. Mo., and Texas a u th o r Bruttruce cam e qs m any of tl(lie V *• i. N ■ 16.2 m illion Souiheithem Baptists are concerned al how classrooms arc hanlandlln^sub- jects such as homlomosexuallty a n d "intelligent des:design." Instead of puttlr thu exit stratcCT before dcdelegates to tlie SBC's ann u al1 meeting,m the denomination's rresolutions committee callcddon 01 members to “engage tlie cultcullurc of our p u b lic sc h o o l system sy: s” by exerting . "godly/ Influence.”I Including standingling for elec- tion to local schoolDol boards. ’I'hosc ideas wenverc part of a more moderatele resolution H «|||ng^n;7K Tpr,V .- titled "Ori Engjngaglng the D irection o f th e PuPublic School System" th at wasIS ooverwhelm- Ingly approved WciWednesday at the final session1 ol the meel- IK IB I lng. Delegates alsoIso approved a I resolution urginglg school: dls- i tricts to Bccommitmodate par- ipu ents and churchesles wishing to i provide off-camp

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------'■ . ' ^A 6 ------Opinion Editcditor David Cooper-: 7 3 3 ^0939 ; 1 , Ext. 246 - 0 1 )N- , EDITORIA[AL -7— t w\^ilsonrcetums tto immi;igrationI fight ious road pplan p.,ut ofthe past and Into Ambitic the currcnt controversy •tiuiwaoi vutw f'• dividing the Republican . lo— § 1 :• hits bra]akes with RischI IbfcJy came former California DAVIE ^ o*owwcouj' Pete Wilson, charging into ^ . s jp r w -Oj ! Gov. Pei BRODE hlngton this week to argue D ER U a g l \ h u c k Vw ip r f g r in o n le m porary o n rules that Washln; :adofthe goaroughth, th'cTTD Board ------thaiTie)lic'liad : been right oil along th e h e a d se ssio n . • In tryiniying to slam the door on I d a h o b e fo re th e ses V department illcgalUal Immigration.. TVanspo:portation Jhe new Hoc ISO propose leg- „ ir f^m « dooming a D e p a.rtm r t ent, chlefcanalso ublicans to a scries of illions ^ hanges. with . was ydism th e issedn e w by i] ats in the most populous G laho last Rischs apppproval, that governor of Idah V\nison argued, his d iam - SS. t h e GARVEE w eek . Y ou c o u ldd ssaV th e '■ dng in 1994 of Proposition to dtizenshlp for d ie milliclore s a m e th in g a b o uIt t tlth e id e a P ™ - , „ „ I87.deidenying health carc and ofUlcgol Im m igrants alrca?"E a s U he House and Senate to* keep coming,'* w as falselyllegals, voted for the ScnatnateblU. Hagel ahd ( c2000-m llc for die Repi;publlcan Party first phase ------— doesn t i 0 compromise ^ bill that depicted In th e pniss, h e;nseof si Hagel said die 2( )t pracdcal” and ------■ of highway p ro je c ts s q u a n d e r erves elements of the pres­ os an anU-im m igrant mes: fence "Is just not pi It was aim ed strictly at lllc]ns the '20 rnillion.35milUon.50 35 ' DauidBrBroder's c-mail aid so, mlliion" Illegalsfloodinglnaro IIo< isdavldbraroder€>ivashpost.com. __ the TVeasure VallejIley and a S';' don’t be sur- approairoach and Indudcs a path the Legislature Califomla taxpayers. ; stretch of HIghv■hway 30 prised if tht sw chance to Tftl Did it cost Republicans • th ro u g h L ava H oDt t S p rin g s. “ n e w California? Many have salt • L eg islato rs h e ldId backI: Sn tighten thereroad plan even . | Impact will a sheihort-term pay-as-you-|u -g o m e lh o d m ann, , aa s h e h ad ii friend take a ere. Bill o f Kossacks, w ho ’ ;• used for new pjcturt[ure o f us together at the I arc holding blog bashes.', w hite on th e floor inth the e hall w ith favorite popoints," the workshop t governor and his newly Idaho has' u lid, “Is that the French Rlvicnilera H o te l His friend Vilsack. B arbara Boxercket, or Uiclr laptops orrat ot tables leader said - appointed depcj p a r tm e n t It.” 1 spending chlmetm ed in: “W here th e rubber Howard Dean were thercy, flew w here they blogg(Igged, w erc right, ' chair have in thatat ttime? GARVEE exted a n d cell* Hven asiIS Old M edia is cowcd nse when the meetscts th e road." Richardson, w earing a thew] BlackBcnicd, text : Quite a bit, actually a makes sens T-shirt u n d e r a b lu e jack*kybox. p honed — , the coverage or tlic b ] a troll. In the argot o f this .Army artillery scout with,r think “symbiotic." I ■ coverage for (he Rela;iSX 'u,. Galaiil stallart for you a I wd. “O h m y God," boyish d e m e a n o r a n divho do p ut As I w andereded around i work- Mattrcei?c/i Dowd's c-mail is I-,. event held in Rupenen ; * 9 and 10, M any pcop ouse appreciates take lighdy Som e m ay th • months and mondis Igc coverage o fth e the In tern et m essloh w h ing for this. If the robIS Mr. D ean o n th e m op in . . . S l 14,500, then you si s occasion ofthe ______assume there weree afii 'iS r ^ s . ur first house. We . LETTER----- the community's : ers held and lots of tl ip get a job training andar educaUon in order dusosvircstcp Consi ond to requirements tog I Into this. If one comr— nstniciion program I, not and/or apprendcc'dceshlp where a to prcmattaturely enter diis com- • con raise this much:h rmoney, o ut InUils clfoffon to fight the , — ------ubstance abuse in rOScse with many angles ' I to offer fosdncting arrayay of e skills, tech- pctidve wtworkforce. Ask our I then you would thinilink Ihc ravages otsul* legardlng the editorial from remiss if 1 did not responiladon. nologles ond physihysicsarc industry’ partnersp and they wUl ! new spapers and tele- our area. Chccicers to Cindy an d Rcgj idoy, June 4, “CSI residential your editorial of Jime 4,trucdon n applied In a high*;gh'growthoccu* bemoanI died fan diat diey aro : news supporting our DexlcDaUor-oflW in Polls Title Sunda ostnictlon program": only \vlth gratitude b uto to fa clus- pational area.Beyond Bey diis dus- repeatedlyUy forced to hire peo- ; nlty could put somem I e™ ‘■^crowforotr o u rn ew house. corostr rhe m edia and Industry su);)- some foUow-up Informal5 die col- ter. die trade and:nd industry pic who aroar simply not pre- ' Into acknowled^ng I oO. to news editor The rt for one of the Collcgc of 1 The residential construlUmbcr department Induidudes recog- pared tod> do the work requiring • work and pride weo! rady for coordlnat- pon fc S i " jth e m Idaho's newest and program is a m em ber of.award- ( nlzed programsIS in lr electronics. these craftaft a n d highly technical ■ have put into tills..Youshould Yo l-Btl'ecoveririring of this event. Souihi to rem ind every* m ost«t visible \ technical pro- • ter of related program svide th a welding, diesel1 m mi echanics, skills. know If everyone wa; cand support gramsjns (residential construc- lege has offered for a mmional and automotive tcchn:hnologyand Thank( youy for expressing ' csted enough to sper— on“ e° ise at th e Father- tion)n) liasli been remarkable. CSI of years. These related,nldcs. ov autobody-coUlsloislon repair. ■ your suppiport for carcer-specific • . time raising the monfonii^d lubUeellousc lall on June 24 at has; longloi felt a strong obligadon winning programs providprcnddcs The demandj for fo skilled crafts cducaUonm al program s at the ^ enduring the weadie levoo from 7 to 10 n ot t onlyo r to industry but to broad rongc of cducotionlaradon and trades peoplejple in all these College ofof Soudiem Idoha ^ they would also beir • tlio)sc se' who arc grappling with career choicc opponunitiisions, occupations is; growing gre expo- TODDS) SCHWARZ : in reading about the IDAMS carcer•cer d io lces and how to best1 The drafting program prcdeal sys- nendally. In atime dmi where Wmbererty : success. Wc os team I [s prepai:parc for the chosen carecr. instruction in the prcpanstudents unemploymentIt rates n are low (Editor'sir's note: Tbdd Scbwarz ; ; w ould like our surviv note: VickicAdanis As\s thetl chairmon of two tcch- ofthe plans forsubdlvlsicvood- and die labormarket mai Is very IstlteclmLairm an o f the TYadc • • the community to kr man ofthe board nlcalf:al program departm ents at buildings and mechanicspentry. compcddve. pcofeoplc may have and Indususny Departnuint at the > • important wc thinkik thist event for jubilee Ho\House.) CSI,1,1 1' would bc somewhat tcms. t^ablnetmaking stutisCos a tendency toforegoformal fort Collcseof.i f Southern Idalia) - leam die craft of fine woe working an d flrUsh corpe: The HVAC program satisi A

^ ...... Thw dg,U is,2008 TtowlU,T>ifciFifc,id«to^ i^-7r Opinion ^ --- IimimoralI equivialenccB puts lives aat jeop)ardy - an one bes3C simultaneous- . ------^—I stunt." stui Apparently. Purves ancnd to former Guanianariiiimo islamofascists.sts. The Mall ml^t dial treatingtn die: Guantanamo I lyamusod:ed and pro- Luj^Vi odiiodicrs in the Bridsh media wlA'ho detainees claim tonurturo and wlsh to recallall a a profound dcialniinces as lawbreakers. are conducting a mostly one­c- inhumane condidonsnsotdie remark by ormerfom BriUsh Prime rather:r thani encmy.combatants. : con by watching)g uand reading sided campaign agaimt the base. Tliere is no robuibuttal from . Minister MargargarclThaicher. wouldId result in die convicdon ihcBiitisli media. Iraq war and Prealdcht Bush1 tby any U.S. offidol and1 nino dial- who oncc obscibscrvcd that we In of looofewofthcm.Ihelr I . . Britislitelevisioision and tlie jK i 'THOMAS Inteiviewing inte mostly cridis ofjf lenge to Uielr claimss bby any of dieW'cstmakcakc a mistake when release5C would put mbiic print press havele t]Uielr knickers U.S.U.S policy, have not read thele the show hosts. Appar)arendy. too we “transpoWDw"ourinorality Americricans ancl Britons In Jeop- In a twist over tlic triple suicide al-Qaidaal-( playboakor, ifihcyy many members of Uicllic Bridsli onto diosewho wh do not share it. ardy. WhenV\ Palcsdnlan terror- of terrorist suspecpects held at the '..- •——»______I . havhave, don’t believe it. Tlic al- media have forgotten.L*n. or don't Tlie dclalneeieeSat Guantanamo Ists ha>lave been released from ...... Guantanamo Baytoy dutainnient *•:------^--- QalQalda playbookpromoiesfiul,ul- __ know-Uiai aiiQaidaL u:training__ an: not innoccocent imfonunates .Isriicli]11 prisons, some have camp In Cuba.. MlMost "report- chargedd Uiati Uie detainees. cide cidi as a warfare strategy. Il is manuals leach decepiiption.liiey sxyepluplna^1 oj\ Indiscriminate > return*Tied to kill mtpre Israeli ing" features conconclusions and commlttcItted “asymmetrical war- not not seen as an act of despera-'a- drawonafrt^quenipnpraaice. If ' , dragnet. Tlicsticse peopleAvere ' civillorons. Wliat woidd the opinion that thes«lesc men killed fore agairainst us" ^ taking Uielr Uon. Uor bul as a stnii-egy to undeder- not a principle of Islarlom. which captured onndicfleldofbatUc d BriUshdl media say if a released themselves outt of “desperation” lives. Anojiother UIS. ofTicial mine mir Western rese detainees. d One THbununc Media Scmias;. 2225 Much ink hashIS been spilled continue:ues, "If we cling to any die murderers set? as valuablejIc the worst American1 mistakem is has only toI lookIo< at die condi- ATtvtfw*norvAtv..Suite IN . . denouncing a corcomment by- hope tliaihat xve arc different from to tol their perverted cause. not even closc to theile behead- lion of theAmerican Air court sys- Buffahalo. N.Y. 14207. Readers , Rear Admitil Har-iarry Harris, die niurderei•rers, we should not dis- 1 1watch Muslim leaders inttnter* Ings and odier delibctberate Inliu- tem widi stilltill tooi many llbetal n ta y•also a. e-nuiil Cal Tlwnias al . commander off tildie camp, who miss anyny human dealh as u PU viewed vie' on television and listc■ten manities conductcdd bby die judges on diedie bcndi to realize . Cal&CK^tTnopjts.com, Browvsers nov bash awway at'Qk)dless:TrheChurjrch of libleralism’> irchfrom respond ifa a schools< attempted point,u, Ihc only thing that can helong-anianticipated book [^ ^ ■^ 5 1 teaching children lhat tliey radon ofYO'URcliurcl T “CodJfSAVl Church of shashare a common ancestor wii,viUi Uic state, bul total uniunity lobanaT-shishin lhat said some- besaliaid for certain about Liberalism-jm" was finally f W Uie earthworm, ('rhey haven'i!n'l ’ between their churchch and the thing like “CnCrcailonlsm Is Darvriivinlsm Is dial il would take released tills wcci/eek. If'Hie New ^ ANN yelyet found die common ancesVS' state. Sliamcful“?W? We'd never hear die lessditime for (1) a single-celled York Times revicv'iews It at all, t \ ^ ... but like O.I.. die search-h- TWo mondis ago..dic9tii Ui cndofwaminnings about die organiLnisni to evolve Into a they'll only talkk alabout the Ann 4 COULTER continues.) S' Clnniit held that a schichool can coming dieocwxracy. humajian being Uirou^i muia- Coulter action-fig•figure doll, hof |^ k |J 'llie demand dial Uieir reli-ill- prohibit a student froifrom cxerds- In fact, studtudents arc actually don andai natural selecdon than tliink I'll write my own review. P ^ l glo^on be discussed only withI rref- ing Ills Firsl AmendmiIment righls required to) wear wc "Crcadonism for (2)2) Darwinists to admit theyf “GodJess” bcj^iej^ns with a miir- I " '______I erence crc to specific Individualsds by wearing a T-sliirtt d-that said Is Shameful"d"r-shlnsinDovcir, '1 haver!noproofof(l). . der at tlie Louvrevrc and dien — who is godless'? arc you sa)iay- “HomoscpcualitylsSlnShameful." Pa., where —thanks i to a law- Ifoionly Dar\vlnlsm were true, takes readers onDn ai roller-coiist- that consmservatives do die same lng I'm godless? -- is simplyy aan Even die left's prete:ctend-ado- sulibyUieACACLU —die liberal sometleday wc might evolve pub- crrldc tlirougliII tlithe Church of today.)) attempt am to prevent us from radon of "free speech"ch" (mean- clergy liave: declareddi llcsdidioolsvridi Uie ability to . Liberalism In a1 desperatedi g;une It is aa h book aboui liberalism. talking tail about their religion, ing: trc^ason and pom'imography) Darwinism1 lhedi only true ' entert.■rtain opposable ideas ■ ofcat and mouseuse in which the ourofllcillcial state reli^on. nils Ihl tactic didn't work wiUi must give way to specwech that Is chureh, Immiimunizcd from argu- aboutUl lhe creation of man. hunter becomesics die( hunted— LiberalLsiILsm is a doctrine wiUi a "Slander* "Sl or “TVetison." and1 it'sll contrary to die tenetsctsofthe rrfcnl. Ye shalllall put no oUicr God ' ---- with a twist at tliedie end you sim- specificic ssel oftenels lhat can not noi going to work now. churdi ofliberalismn oon the before it. Notlot one. i A nnin Coulter is a national syn- ply won’t believe!!ve! It’s a real be discuscussed, just like other H’s I not Just that liberals batlan sacred grounds ofaI glgovern- Liberalsbelieve bci in dicatcted columnist dnd the page-tumer —c\- even Uie book-' relii^ons.ns. Reform Bel rabbis from saying ment school Darwinism1 asaas matter of faith, au thlorofXJodlcss: o Tiu; Oiurch on-tape versionin aand large-print 'llie ClChristian religion, for brief bri prayers at higli schoolI Moxv might die ACLkCLU • despite die: faifact that, at dils o fU^bcmlism." b t . editionJWhoknc'tiicwabook example,ile. frowns on lying and graduations gra and swoop dosviwn about polldcs couldcoi make such premaritirital sex. 'I'hat is simply a on on courthouses and town anidei^t —- especiallyes; wiUi fact aboi)out Christianity, lliis squares sqi across America to ca Technical Assistance G ran t Available for Su]uperfund Site Father's Day comoming up Uiis does notlotmeannoChrisUan off'Ibn off Commandments moi *EFA Idaho National Laborsiratory Z weekend) has ever:■er lied or had premarital uments. ure The main probroblem with sex. Indeideed, some Christians '1Hie liberal host ility lo God The U.S. Environrjnmcntal Protection Agenc;ncy (EPA) has received a "I"Leltcr of Intent” from ••Godless" is ^at:lat 1 had to walk have conromihittcd murder, adul- based ba: religions has lUready the Snake River• AAlliance to apply for a Tc(Tcchnicol Assistance GrantIt (TAG) for the Idaho through the valle;illey of darkness tery, thielievery, gluttony, lhat been bei copiously dtKumentcd itory Superfund Site in Idaldaho, waste area groups 3 aiand 7. A TAG to find It. You will have to push does notlot mean dierc's no such many ma odicrs. "Goiilcss" goesKfar National Laboralo past surly bookstikstorederks, thing asas . 1Ironically, if doesn’tI’l nmean every sin^c liber- its ils own clergy. > 83701, 208-344-9161. you find “Godles!iess" wiUiout ask- al has h(ih{id an aborUon. We can Tlie basic tenet of Ubcralisi[ism Director, Snake:e IEUver Alliance, 104 S.. CapitolC Blvd.. Boise, ID i Ing for assistancence. it's consid- rejoiceL> UUiat liberals do not Is-Uiat Is-t nature Ls god and mcrcn ered a minor mirmiracle. alwayss ppracUce dieir religion. arc arc monkeys. (Except not asIS Groups have untilitil July 17, 2006 to join tojtogether, or submit their ov.)wn "Letter of Intent.” This Is not aI bookbe about lib- "GodJtidiess" examines a set of pure-hearted pu as airtuol mon­n* Groups who haveve submitted a “Letter off IrIntent" have until Augustt 16, 2006 to submil erals. 1 stress tillshis in anticipa- beliefss kiknown as “liberalism." Il keys. ke; wlio don't pollute, makilke full applicationss fifor the TAG. donofAlanColiTolmes hectoring ' Ls the do-doctrlnc that prompts nukes nu or believe In God.) ' the audior to narname names. otherwis,vise scemint^y sane peo- Liberals 1 deny, of coursc. th Letters of intent,t, grantj applications, andI qiquestions should be dirccteted to: Sally Hanft, !• (For people whoho resented being pie lo proposepn leaching chll- liberalism lib Is a religion — oUi' th Avenue, ETPA-086, asked lo “namele names"r during 'dren Iwlow to masturbate, alloxv- wise, wL diey'd loso Uicir governm. Technical Assistsstance Grant CoordlnatoiItor. U. S. EPA, 1200 Sixth the 1950s, tliesese liberalsI sure ing gays,ys to marry, releasing ment mc funding. “Sejiaradon ofol Seattle, WA98IQnOl, 206.553-1207 or l-8(-800-424.4372 ext. 1207. For 1 more aren't sliy alioutUl tdemanding murdereerers from prison, and cliureh civ and state" i neans sepcpa- Information aboi)out TAGS, check; http;//

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