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. 1 trj.i- r s a m m im m Good miioi*ning B a t tt ^ E f ejrs fi]lii^ cd e a l d< n wi^aste Today’s ibr^as:ast: Sunrty 'with lighr-^lir-winds. Highs in the middle 90s. Lows inin,t ,th e 5 0 s . -• al removed:dby2035-." - , P ag e M State w oould allow1 1 ,6 0 0 shiiipments. if■"air < materia siricts-Tieydnm ping-to-97 ------, The Associated Press " •~T?8sr«rdorscd'tirc'^i:iiriTlh^w hartc— coun, rcsiric said was an effort “to ta]mke it out of tons — 968;68 shipm ents — in thaf pe- ^ T erms In detail - A2 guamntees the eventual re- , BOISE — Gov. Philtl Batt on ■ politics and put it in the th realm of riod and gua or Idaho.'" mbval of allall' waste. . Thursday offered to pernrmit nearly » ' . ■ • what is right and good for **f>iTr fin h l bCSt o f- rer, dcmilcd in on 11-page Horses dwarff.handlers h 1,000 diipments of h i^ levelle nucle- what^he tent ""They Navy and DC)OE will be The ofTer, making a serious mistcJtake iftjiey -settlementnt agreemi ent, lim its th«^ . . sirtall, SOtycar-o!f-old ;nan shbwed fair- a r w a ste to "be d u m p e d inI IdahoI over ^ , don't accept the ofTcr, we= don't accept it,” Andrusjsaid. s. , nucnbcr of’shipmof’s erits the govem- ndle big draf\ horses the next 40 years if the feercdcral BOV- goers how lo handl :k*hr court fighting .yigor- The government, hadad proposed ment cani dumpdu ot INEL each yeas win Falls Coumy Fair. -cmment agiw s to move nilal radftac- -''■II bc bnck' •■ - Tlluraday nt ihc Twin ons:of highly and'impqses>ses Q S 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 - a -d a y f in i. P a g e B l -tivc m atcnal from the state(e by 2035. ously Bgains]nsi any,"new shipm ents,’)'!. dumping another .165 ton radioactive material— - 1,940 ship- adjusted forfor inflation, to begiri bn • \ ' . y ...... And the Republican ggovernor," Batt said. - mcnts— in Idaho over theU next four Jan. I, 2036,>36, i f a n y ra d io a c tiv e m a te - flanked by his'predecessor>rI>niocrat Andrus. who began the confrqnta- t decades on top of-the 2612i ioiis al- rial is still1 storedstc at the INEL. - • Leave at liom f 7 Cecil Andrus, gave the ErEnergy De- tioir with th(the federal goyermnent ition, it would rcfjuirc'oU Sheriff's dcputicjties aren't niessing partment and the nuclwrT*■Navy until over waste storagest at the Idabff Na-- ready stored ot the ININEL. Batt’s In additioi around Vi’ilK .youngg gangstersg at tHe-fair. pt or rgcct tional Enginjincering Laboratory in1 deal, to be enforced byy the federal Please see BATT/A2 . ■ B a t t ■ midday Tuesday,to accept They’re looking forar «anyone who is look- irig f o r tro u b le . ■ P ag eD I Song o f ] Cpulinty Bobcat challen]mge • ' scraiimblesl W ith only two retreturning starters, the Ecna Burley High Schoolool football team will /racc^ challenge ifFit it is to r^eat its 1994 , . m LandfUl state runner-up finishlish. ' for h P ag aD I join cthorns i ,,Big weekend alah ea d . solut[tion Area golfers prepreparc for the Laiham loqs I aid Insurance Magic o f m< • - Motors; McDonald B y V irg in ia S . G ari a ib c r , Valley Amat5pr,:whMvhich starts Saturday. Times-Ncws writerrite r P ag e D1 ByW iiUinBro^. Tim"es-Ncws wHier TWIN FALLS,S - They've been given a one>montli reprieyiieve. but.Xwin Falls Coun- F I L E R - C o u n t ryf mmusic always has ^H | ty commissionerscrs : still Have to find a per- been popular at ihe TvTwin Falls County- |H S ft • manent solution[1 to rubbish management at Bra the'county landfillIfill.-an d they're negotiot- CaiT7 on Fair and Rodeo, andJ thistl year “country . m usic'l includes tuneses from the country . WU ing to hire the regibrralreg team that handles talwart Kansas brings th e M iln e r B u tte la: Classic-radio stal' of Ecuador. e landfill. its act to the Twinn FallsF Obuniy Fair on_ |H Solut'^AC^te DinDirector Darrell Heider, set' - -—Atnhualpa, an acoicou.stic bund from ■ M o (i^ y . , to retirc-today.l a y ,.- h a s .-Otavalo, Ecuador, willA'ill perform on the P ag e C l , agreed to stay wit th e fair's free stage throujougli Monday. The c o u n ty th ro u g h1 Scptcm-Sc; f four South Amen* Wagoii Days e n se m b le c o n s is ts o f fc ^ • ber, Commiss:lissioner can-lndians - three broitrolhers and a cousin ‘ ; Brent Rcinke said. ual Labor Days salute Ketchum's annual I - with an ^nusual coll:ollecti'on of instru- That gives conc o m m is - sxpectcd to draw more i to its heritage is exp m e n ls. sioners a-monthth tot ex- jgH B fljK ^'9 th an : 10 ,0 0 0 p e o p le0 this-wcckend.tli ■ — J nal folk music from th re e o p - Page Cl , :_ They play traditional ' amine ot, least thrc “ EcUiidor. Peru and Bolivia,-Bo songs of --...tions for iliv'Jandandfill at .. ... luveriM lM cHl'pro^t,-i»t^-and-Tevoi'oiicc for :• Hub Butte, Rcinkeh k e s a id . life in the Andes M oun3un(ains. The region ■ • T h e y c o u ld loi was at thc hcart of lnci[nca cuUufc, and the..;, • another qu.ilifiedicd man- • agcr and pay a sali band’s hame honors theth e la s t ^ c a k in g . ' s a la ry o f . R e l n k e ' • S3i,000-^flr S455 4 5 ,0 0 0 . An idea with pipromise They will performI oor n th e fircc s ta g e a t '■ o' V Rcinke said. It is 1unlikely that the county ^ ised cargo-transfer^cn- . 1 p.m . today. Showtiivtiinc’on Saturday, E v e a i f a .p ro p o s e t • w o u ld b e able toto hirehi an engfneer as a full- ter doesn’t prove: cceconom ically viab\ff; ’ Sunday and Monday’\yillbe3p.m \yi . tinVe m a n a g e r,, so commissioners would j- today's'editorial sa^sa ^ s lo c a l ofTTCtiltS d c - • . ' The band is iion-tradtraditional by soulh- also have to contrantnict with an engineering serve'praise for workorking on the idea.. .. cm Idaho standards,i, butb the.mu'sicians firm, he said. ’ -P ag e A 6 were warmly applaudeidcd between songs • J-U-D-Enginegineers 'lnc. of Twin Falfi; ,, Tlmrsday. has proposed aX fufull-management contract “It’s diflcrcnt,.butt I like it,” declared with a price tag o f 579,000 per year? M arvin Custer, a'TwiPwi.n Falls^rcsidcnt Rcinke said. Thehe ffee proposal is b a s^ ott .who Slopped, to listen,:n. “They don’t play 9 approximately 25 hours of mdnagcment • ncomes rise ^too loud. Vhich is goo<;o o d b e c a u s e I d o n 't work per week,, anand other landfill workers - like loud music.” UKesALsBtiFr/ma^nrw^ employees of-the county, J-..- . -Amtjricans are.mmaking more money would remain emp About 50 others satIt ono wooden bench- U -B e n g in e e r J imJ Xeichliter said. these days but the• nation'sa economy rc- odrlgo Esplnoz^^ E cluadbr u s offers^falr*goers-s sa different s o u n d , p er- ,c s n e a r th e f a ir ofT icc,c, enjoyingc the exot- Ro* • The six-pcrsoiTson team from the South- . . mains Muggish. ie A ndes on jhtirsday.f, p a g e p 4 ic sounds of the qucniicna (straight flute), fonirmlng folk m u ^ of the -■ cm Idoho Region!ional Solid Waste District. . the zampdna (pan flutlute), and the char-' headed by Directo:ctor Terry Schultz, offered _ rango - a Soulii Americerican version of the . to contract managinagement of the Twfn Falls mandolin, typically made mo from the hoi- ■ landfill for a S39,539,000 Tinnual fee, Rcinke lowcd-out bp_dy of ann amiadillo.ai ,• said Friday, the 'But Schultzcalled cal the announcement ’ X cow-$kin drumI pfovTaedpi rhythmic pg•a.m .fair g ates'o ^n .'. ^ 'ii p '.m .lA\tahuatpa ta mijsic from th "kind of prematuniture" and said the figure is ~ 1\irbulent timelies bass, while a rattle madrjade from llama toe- • .g ,ga.m. Mfss Rodeo Idahaho horse- 'Andes; Frei■res S t a g e . - ■ keletal outlitie" o f services ...... - ...... —F ro rp x o a s t- to -Ccoast,.j\racriconS_ O arc. ____— - n a il s - a d d e d to n a l ta'CHirttirc._ ...... - mjenshlp.-RodetfApena. e - . 2 p.m.'4cH;H barrels and poles.,. Ceren^ based on a "skele th e c o u n ty w o ulid ld rneed Uic rejjlonal team to > dealing with turbulcrilent political tim es in a Those instruments.its, m the hands of g a^ni.g FFA .beef'shdwwmaiiship,.' n tennlal Arerjena'. . •' 3\v, perform. variety o f ways. ^ four long-haired menn fromf another con- f^ji,rtlowed by 4^H> B eef ShovlOWRIng., •■:. 2 ,;p '.m : CItj Streets bicycle shov P a g o A 3 "W e’ve still got lo hang a little meat on ^ tinoiM. prompted m orere lhanI one fair-gocr 9 a.m^ . Holstein show , DDarrye Show Kiddle Laneand.'.. ' by the frame,” hee s:said. He will meet with to do a double-take;:c; sonic cowhands Jh g .- , • ' 3 p.m. FFAFA dairy goat, .followed b Twin Falls comti)mmissioncr« W ednesday stared like they was lookin'loo at a mirage. g .ga.tri. 4-H pyflm y floats,ts, ifoliowed ,4-H and quality,qui Gbat Show Ring., Not in this depiapartment srk out the details, Schultz Much of the musicc - particularly from , ng. . ’.4p.m.’4«H m ost Improved meiTim- ■ morning to work Los Angeles policelice officers say the ac- / quality, GoafSh6w. Ring the.za'mponos - is hauitaunting and soulful,. g a.m.g Junlor.m arket swir ttdnnial Arena. • . said. des described by Mark wine, Swine- ber, Gehtdr , tivities and attitudes bui the m oodjs lightentcnW by the spritely . 3 h( . -4 p.m..CityIty Streets, Kiddie Land. . The regional solidsol waste director said he - the departm ent they h o w R lM ;.' ■- 1';' talk with various groups in ' Fuhrmaii aren't thi charrango. CDs and cassettecm tapes of the g g Missj Rodao idaho^.Fraree also wants to talk a.m . 4-H fireen horse,le, followed. ■ 4 pim.- MI "gauge the resistance" to a w o rk fo r. band's music are avalivailable for sale at |jyy. working, ranch horseJ■ CentennialC .- Stege. Twin Falls to "ga P ag e A7 Id turaovcr local iandfilL each performance. . 5 ,p .m . A^ m b i e r Rose karaoke,.'Freree plan that would t ren a. .••••• uties to 0 regional contnc- The musicians arrivTivcd in the United 0 a.mi. FFA. show m ansnship, fbli ■ Stage. , management dutie . States in M ay and1 willw tour through jgwiwed by .4*H aricTpremleiiler. breeder ''6 p:m; CltyIty s ire e ts . Kiddie Land. tor. n developed between TwiQ September, said Rodriidrigo Espinoza, the . - A ,' ■. • 7 p .m ; Vt/6ca(lst 61 Vince Andrewiws, ’ Some tension d< fiow. S n eep S h o w Ring. and the six-county solid ■ - band’s frontman. T hejhey were booked to .jo0 a.m.. Open iClass pygygm y goat. ^F^6e,Stage : Foils County an« t 1992, when Twin Falls lef^ ■play, in F ile r b y th eif ir agent t in Portland, /8p.m .;Clty'i^'streets, kiddle |^n^. , waste region in 19 Warning of cat:ata$trophe . . Ww. G o atS h o w Rig'g. V )uild its own landfill ot Hub Ore.. From here, they wwill move onto die , loon Carnival opens, • < 8 p.m.-'PRCRCA Rodeo. Rodea Arensna'. the district to builc ...... rEnyirpnm etitalis^iisw-warn that nuclcar 1 1993, SchulU wished the - - — Eastern Idaho State FailFair in BlackfooL .j np.m. All broods hprseiseshciw for M)c^9htt CarnivalC m d fBlr^atet e s . B u tte . E a riy tn IS 55COW a re a ‘'th‘rca tcri a n - ' ' uck with its landfill plans reactors in the M o m i They also have touraurcd extensively in lasses 1^1;.Zebarth Arenena. clope.^ - county good luck ' other possible catastrlistrophc for Russia, i P ag e AS Europe, Espinoza, said.id . . I PPlease ll see COUNTY/A2 - y ca n hliear N--w ord tw1 ice I ■ C o m i c s . iesjur> __ ___^ 2 Section A ...... 6 J udge Wovles':;...... T the jury shouldj hehear evidence that relatcB Weather....^.7-^ o f f eering r any' .statements Fuhrihrm on m ade - during ihch e it\tcrvic%ys.i S ectio n D T h e A s s o c i a t e P r ^ - redibility as a witness. ' , Nation...... 3-4 )ut .police m isconductjU 1qiostly. on > . But hee iiaid Qnly two'-'iixcerpts fro:rom the- to Fuhrman's fcredi , . , ___a b o u cfcndant with prior felony . ' , VVdrid...... 5 , 7 S p o r t s . ; ...... 1 -3 : : undjs the sUitcments are too0 iinflommatp- .'tapes cantin be played for the jurors., 1In one "Just as a dcfci L O S A N G E L f e ^ In I n a major blow to grour stifying before a jury is not Opinion M oney...;...... A . ind the defense had failedd tot prove the ofthcm.. J^uhrmanJ^i says. “W e have non< nig- convictions testify the deferi^e in the finalal days< of its case, ry an entitled to a falseilse auio of credibility, nei- ,' ; Section E idents actually happened, •; .. ■ . - gors whereere I g re w u p ." , • S e c t l b n B ■' O.J. Simpson’s^ d g c ruleruled Thursday that. incidi m," Ito w rotejp a 10-pagc defense play th e: .sc .second, ' McKinny asks: "WWhy do ther is Fuhrman," P d c u s ....;....;..,.1 -— jurorj_can htfar jvsi tw o ofo 41 instances io . Itbtb alsb refused to let the: di ‘ . In • Local news’... 1, ; in that areaT'^ ...... — ------r- - ruling. ' which Detective. M arkk Fuhrman..usesI a stateiletiienis in .which Fuhrmai[ la n - d c s c r lb c s th e y liv e iti ■ ■. p b i i u a r i 6 s . , ; f ..-.2 “ Legal notices ..1 • nan 'responds: "That’s ■whensrc nig-. "The specificic r racial c'pi.Jbet 'Ot issue.is racial epithet for blacks. . himiself 'si OS a-“key w itness in the biggest Fuhrman ...... , -Idaho .....i-.t-.S Classlfied..:..1-6 vhich he' calls. gcrs Uve." perhaps the singleigle-most jnsuTtin^, iiillBm?; . ■. ____iSupcriorJCoun Judgc;U:;Loncc.Ito rfllcd ^ e ; case® of the contuty'’.’or in whi ~ SectlonF — - jcctec5 th e '39 •bther’examplipies of- -^motory and provrovocativc term m'nisft,{ir> . • Section C; defense can play two'excexceipts-for jurors in '■ drferieri^e aHotriey RobcH"5haprrpTro ah.’ftXfJle-; - Ito rcjcc ■pic d e fe n se . ‘ , . modem day Amerincrica. '. v ’u " .. • Weekend. \ihich Fuhrtnan Siiys.thethe word'"nigger."- tive';- ?,fercd.byt^< court finds -thc probative , vo/olue o f... "The court’s^e's exam ination, of eo’tjh 'of . '! - ~ .c - *n3earA bby~.«t- . Fuhrthnn tcsiiricd.earlitrlier at Simpson!s Itoto ruled North Cardliiia .SCIscrcen\yriting ''"'"Thtt coi liniAg examples to be sutetoilantially*' these 41 uses revreveals not only the'rAcisl- ■ s 7 murder trial'ihat he hadnjdrTt uscd the word -proH»fo69ppL aura.H art McK.:K.inny, w ko •Oie reiriaini :riplJ^y•projec^;•.-rand bvorw}rwhcImingly-Oulw.cighed byt the epithet itself, but>ut 1n context that only adds in .the past decade. Thele ttopes were made rccororded the'tapes ifor a screcrip isedthe wo^u .dangerofu>f undue.prcjudice," Ito said,1. “ ' ...... 10 th e in su ltin gj-and -a n inflammatoiy-natur©,- — : ■fio m l9 8S4o-t-904,:------— ------^ ^ ----cnn.Jt testify that Fuhtroan usei inhcr "ft t^ u ■ irr’uxphriphrim'tr^rfr-fulmgr-thc ju dg But the judge, barredd tlthe defense from “nigg^er'",irra djsparaging rnonr lasBiipaflei ■ '" " A r’.""'; r::::.,::, ~: '~ f ■ ■
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'/ ' J": f:: :v - ; A-2 Tlmos-Nowa. TwinIn FFolia, Idaho ' Fricfoy.'Soptoiatombor 1.1995 TF : ^ W^it i i e r Uonal tem peratures /■ivaiwtfsai HBHHV - Max Min Pep HH Idaho forecast^fc or noon. Friday. Sept. 1. :Frid«y,-Sepi;i ------i ------T h e A\ccu-W c c eather® forecast for t '■ Altjuquorquorquo M .67 • ■Actu->\'e«akt»fon!C»»t tot 0 ^ 6 condltioru w j' high ioti A ttanu _ cI ii ■ ' ~ ] i— n - ::::: M a g ic Valley al - to . 4 a “ 10. 20* 30. 4 looa not . Boston CAMBA > Banda **paraio fiK)"Ign ?temparDturo zona* fof tha day.- ^ L . Chicago . ‘ Sunny today.y. I H i^ js in: the mid-yOs. L ig hIt t' w in d s. T onifilit , / w . L\r . Dallasr . I fair. Lows in the[he 50s. Saturday, fair cxccpt isosolated-oftcmoon I f ' J b Donvor^or 03 57 ...... rs. Highs in thc;iower 90s. Res:est of the Labor ' . , v < 1 \ > OooMM olt olnw - 82 . ■69 ...... ‘ . thundershow ers. o lt' 90 72 ...... D a y w eekend fuir fuii cxccpt for isolated tliundcrcrshowcrs. Lows —TTT '((iV l'fc Detroit' ^ ' Honolulujiulu ■ 91 ■ 78 I Coeur 91* I ■ , • mid*50s. Warm w ith highs 90 to 95. 92 72 :xposun: level. Houston ^ Tht ultra'Jiolct)lct index forecast is 7. a liigh ex; • .‘'.y y •• Iridlonop-inapolld 92 70 ...j E x t e n d e>d d regional foreca:a s t ■ f M K an sa s < • — >-0 ® voflt II ?!: . ■ [Lowljlof^^ - __ Sunday and1 LaLabor Day fuir'and warm withith isolated thun* LosAng< dcrstorms. Lowsws m1 id-40s through ih c 50s. HigIighs 85 to 95. Momphlfl i r ::::: ’ nly cloudy and not ns warm. SISlight chancc of \' rtTueowSwI^^wwir N o r t h e r n IN ev ad a Idaho: Hi;H igh, 96 degrees at B oise andid B urley. L ow , 27 degrees a t SuSmnley. Bffii Havasu City, Ariz. Low, 27 dcgrgreds a l Suinley. N ation:; HHigh. 118 degrees at Lake Hav ______T o dlay's ay '; fire danger index for j slight'chanSos^ Painly cloudy'oy east today and tonight witli a s southenthem Idaho: ' Alm anacC ______: rsto rm s. A littTc" ------a fte rn o o n and1 evevening showers or thundcrsi F o r forestfore land, moderate, ^ coolcr with hii;hsghs in the lower 80s to lower 9C90s. Lows ill the M a!ffTT T w i n Fails F o rrarange n i land, high, Id a h o 40s to lower 50s.)0s. Saturday mostly sunny witlith sligltt chancc m m t m m i :.4 o f 162.55 M H Z , is-in the mid-70s Tunc to0 thetl National Wcother Scrviccc^adi^and i at 162.4 -w- Moxc MinMi Pep ' ' Moxox I Min P e p o f sh o w ers or afternoonofte thunderstorms, Highs' o r can 423-4423.42 , • • B e carclMrcful with fin:. . Boisft 96I 545‘ , ..... Yoslortioy 33 93 43...... to lo w e r 80s. . Gurloy 96i 47 4: ..... Lastyoof 76 It 48 02 N b r th e r rr( ) U tah • Foiffiold 87’ 333: ..... Nornial 85 IS G u l f o f M e x i c o Gooding m n ry^^l^^pridaia again, regain! strength in Gi I ^ Precipitation lee of afternoon * , Hogornion ' 93 4: Partly cloudydy today with a slight chancc Miami monitored three hurri- undcrstorms. South winds 10-21-20. H ig h s m id- T h e A u o d N atiotional Hunicorie Center in Mia Idaho Foils 865 30 3( ...... Month to dolo; ,00 showers or thiind le's— Luis. IrisTind Humbertberto — as well as Tropical nd Saturday panly cloudy withli :sc attered m ain- JofQfno 92> 44 4i ...... Normol mo. to dato:to' .02 90s. Toniglit and i immediate threat to land, nd evening showers and thundedcrstorms- Lows Shower'crs and thunderstorms lingergcred in the Plains oiL/Stom'im^ K aren, but none w as on imm ! 54 ...... Watoryoartodoto:0- 14 72 *y afternoon and 1 st storm s brought m oderate to Lowlotbn 92 S' 60s. Highs upper 80s to lower 9(90s. Thursday,»y, while the remnants ofTTropical r Storm Jerry' . Inn the M idw est, the su o n g e st sti Molod 93I 40 4( ...... Normal yoaMo dato:iti: 9.68 ' upper 50imd 60s heav;ivy rain and frequent lightnitlining strikes to ccntralTind The ultiavioletlet index1 forcfast is 7. n high exjixposure level. soaked FloFlorida. ,, . Malta 95 4( ;liroaicd 1.000 people may bee o^out of their liospes for southithcm Nebraska and northwesterestcm Missouri, ■ Comfort fact A n c slin hundcrstorms wcrc_ scattered . McCall *• 79 3: un "a rnontli due to the heavy’ ;nin and flooding Jerry OilDihcr showers and a few thuni weather sumrim s ry .morcihun- /ere Jikcly to bring damaging Pocatollo 93I 38 3( Humidity ot noon: "‘Tpc Idaho w b rought to Ihc southwest Florida townn oiof Oonitn Springs. acrososs Texas, where stomis were, I 43 ..... Boromotorolnoon: id. dongerous lightning and1 hciheavy rain. Severe thundcr- Solmon m A'. Sunshine andid warmerv temperatures rctumetied to Idaho on . Up to 16 inchcs of rain fell when JcrrJerry crossed FlOTda for wind, Slanloy 62I 27 2- ..... Poiion cotinl: 50; eht the first timtir e last week. Rem ains o f' the tropical sioiht^nvc stormmis were moving into the Nprtlionlieast. n the Northwest, showers or sistorms were possible from • Sun Volley 81 30 3C ..... sogo. moroh'old^r (rti x i “i:.s.u,=cre creatcd dear skies across thele state, and tcm- continuedcd to pelt Central and South-h-Florida, F and iwollcn In :gon into western Montana. p e ra tu re s w annedle d 5 to 10 d c g ^ . r iv e n Howowing south flooded low-lyingng neighborhoodsi in the Orcgi Vcold front moving throughgh tthe-ccntral portion of the.. _ Skywatch - , Al midaftcmooiloon temperatuies ranged fromn 1the rhlddle 70.-i ■BomtaSpriSprings area this Week. ' ' s nnd lower 90s On Thurliursday. 3 to 4 inches o f rainI feltfel in an hour in Flori- countintry w a s b ringing s l i ^ t re lieief f tot( the sim m ering Plains. in the northernn PanhandleP to the upper 80s ; 3I moisture was, continuing, to Simset today 8:13 p.m. d a ’s PasccSCO County, where witnessesscs reported a tornado Inn the Southwest, monsoonal m Suariao tomorrow 7.04 a.m. acn^s southern1 Idaho.Id / Mexicb' and forecast to drift ss were generally less than 100 mph from the sheared the roofs off two apartment cotr:omplcxes. said MichcIe ' moveve across Arizona and New M« Lunar phuo: First qiuulcr, Sqit.Tl tfull, \^invas iaJurcL Tillrtie combination of heat andj huhumidity made the fcmpera- ^ Ester in Florida feel like 122 24.' . W hile: Jerry J. emerged into the Gulfilf tof Mexico Tlmrsday ture: iiin St: Pctereburg and Mary Esi VlaJt>le plansts: Morning. Sotum . i and was; pipicking up sircngth once agaiigain, forecasters at the degre C aEvoning; Mora, Jupilor, Morcury.UO'. ' Here aiire detailIs o f Ida!iho’sdjffcfer KATO keeps5 up Sttrikes Here arc the oge siic.01;^utsidc Idaho by the end of sodkim liquid wastS"■ nm u s t b e p ro * . , BOISE (AP) — H ov- liiostly reconnaissancncc flights, but army bamjarracks.and arms depot about w. Phil Batt has 2035. > cessed into a dry formn by June 30, SARA.AJEVO, Boshia-Hcrzcgov- term s of the offfer Gov. ne bombs,’’ said' 10 jnilesles away had been hit-latc daily fine o f S 1.00,000, ad-d - 1998. i n a (A PP) ) — NATO jets Struck{ atai wc are dropping some government for * A dai cll, a' NATO Thursday,Jay, .inadc to the federal go' for inflation, w ould h e p iiidid . * Processing of allill highly ra- .. Bosnianin Serb ammunition dump.'nps Capt. Jim Mitchel ion of nUclcar justed ,for s, Italy.' Bosniarniaii Serb radio claim ed five voluntary resum ptior federal govcmmcnt\begin-n* dioactive sodium liquidid waste must around ScSarajevo early today, spokesman in Naples, 10 N a lio n n l E n - f " , qC Heavy cloud cover'r Thursday prc- r'civiliansns vwcre^killed Thursday in air dumping at the Idaho 1 n m g J am. n . 1, 2036, until all storeded begin on June 1, 2001.1.and be com- ns the third straight day ol {{,g vented many raids frcfrom being car- attackss nonorth of Sarajevo, ' ^nccring Laboratory. as been removed. pletijd'by the end o f 201 airstrikcir th e a c c e le r- , ^ year. The only commi : operation is still going on.on, tolcl The Associatedd Press that an zone. West Valley. movccl%i:6utsidc Idaho w ithin six-ix- ated cleanup. ■ included i's_from Wi ofuxjatmcnt. E N F O R C E M.fl fi N T where 8.3 tons of wiwaste from a months of 1C • In oddition to-fineses if waste is « -rkl • failed commercial repnjproccssing op- • •-A-tretreatm ent facility for the I gallons of highly radioac-e- ' still stored at the INEJEJ-in 2036, )u n ty _ _ _ , eration is stored. •3 3 0 ,0 0 0 g INEL. the 261 ijvc liquidjid waste now stored in inn- failure to meet any of' tlth e d e a d lin e s • Ail waste at the IN ish with a layer vertedj fromfr each participating here and the 97 ground tankstar must be operating byjy or requirements of thetic agreement Continueued from A1 cover every day’s trasl tons already stored ther }unts for a too- home sitciiuringsite seven months of; rie in under the Oct. 31, 1996.15 would result in an immcncdiate halt to and arguigucd for a "cooperative tip-np. of soil - which aceoui tons that would come : large portion of landndfill volume, the year,ar. . lOvcd to a stor- ' • All1 highlyh rodioactiyc non-n- new dumping, - proach." . deal -5- wblild be movi jounty will also, Onlyy 2 2 or 3 percent'.of the dis- R e in kkc, c said commissioners nowlow Reinkc said. So the coi /ith negotiate with the locac al o f fic e o f th e tr ic t’s 33,000 33,< home sites; however, find thee optioni of a contract with , L ■ .jjj.. Division of Environmmental'Quality ore-actualtualiy composting, he said, ______• ______, L .— the regioTtonal team especially attrac- i touseamctalcovcr.il, layers of foam Right now,nov 1,750 composting bins B a tt___ t i v c b crcause, c a he said, composting ccn or.shrcdde'd ncwspapcper instead, he are in use,use, and Schultz hopes to add n 1998. And and rccyc:ycling programs have been • 1 ,0 0 0 t6 tlthe system each year, I speed cleileanup enbrt.s and anotherer commercial waste in , sa id . ^‘Continued from A1 Tective at the regional level, said he thinks the program s of low-level, ^ 0 milliolion for projects that shouldId Batt said tliat'while "mminor adjust- very effc< Schultz said the di;district's com- He saic 65,000 cubic meters o •alls County, urgently needs have “significant impact” on how stored at keep lethe INEL p vital economicic raents" could be madec to his offer, Twm Fal posting program, wh/hich sells 80- would ha> transuranic waste ho' sim ilar measures to prolong h volume if extended to Twin ' shipped to the force in easternca Idaho. / the rejection of commtncrcial waste to take sii -gallon composting ivynits to hpme- rubbish vc INEL to bcgih being sh mp being prc' Batt declined d< to assess thele was notinegotiable. , the life ool f the county landfill's firstIrst owners, is tailored 193 ssmall-acreage- • Falls ■ity-city, • ■' low'levei waste dump ts of the'C linton administra-a- . The governor’s publiilic disclosure cell, he ssa a id . urban and suburbiinin rcsiden.ccs. . pared in New Mexico;o (n( May 1999 prospects ( removed front* tion «ccepiepting the offer, but he con^'n-' of the proposal came aaf^er months. At theIC cum« :nt rote o f fill, the ccllccll Each unit caii potenrntially divert -COfl*)r r e c t i o n 1 , , - and be completely rcr 2015. rCspccif- - ceded thatmt it precludes'the dumpingig . of negotiations bctwccccn state and has only,y aj 36- or'38-month life cx-ex- 1,200-1,500 pounds olo f tr a s h - y a r d — - , Idaho by the end of 201 ovement of that of any commerciolcot waste — otherer federal oHicials that inincluded two 'pcctfincycy. Reinkc said. Commis-lis- ' trim and kitchen wastiste - from the An articlearti in Thursday’s paper • - ic b e n c h m a rk s fo r m o v e /all new waste thnn justIt overc 9 tons from a failedx] face'to-face sessions bibetween Batt sioners wouldw like'to raise thatt to trucks headed to aI Ilandfill each incowectrectly stated the number of material arc not mcti al Tiediately stop. commcrci;rcial reprocessing plam in and federal brass. 5 0 m onth;ith s . y e a r. .' studentsIts who^ arc attending classcs shipments would immcc would be' im- New York, : The ncsPli^^tions wcrc-prompted et Closinglog the first ccll and openinging • Even though mostst landowners at MintccniccJ High School under the , . T h e s a m e p e n a lty wi irk. not provided to That wajvas a deal breaking in ncgo-5- by the growing supportrt in Congress a secondid will cost the county S1.21.2 -aren’t using the compcposting'Umts at new Idahdaho djial enrollm ent law. posed extra cash js not r existing waste tiationsJast Ja wcek in M inneapo^£s -tO'mandate resum ptio million to SI.4 million, he said. ' maximum capacity,, Schultz: cstir- The corrc.jrr c c t n u m b e r is 13. accclerate cicanup o f ex specific bench- betweent BflttB and top federal offtrtr -shipments from the nujuclcnr Nnyy Jcdera:raI-.cnv.ironmcntaLcegala- itn- m ated‘that 3S to 45 ppercent of the 77tc.r/i\TimeS‘News regrets the er- / sites at INEL and if spe 10 ore under u congi^ional-al—Uia Oct.iLdcspite-an.cxiitistingXedcnil— equireriandfiU-mansgcrs-tai.U f___totaL soU (fW flstt.Y oIun:im c^s.bcjngdjt_ fo£ ______------^—m arici-forthst-activitj^>^«re-not-mot.— cials, who S250 million to mandate: toti take responsibility fors r ' co u rt,b a n on o h y n e w ss h h ip m e n ts . The deal calls for S25 . T h e r m ekdayi. To,rcport late new* andid and Sunday S4.00 per w eek;k; dally only / £ " CirculalI-UO" tu lu after 5:30 and on weekend*.i. $3,50 per week: Sunday onijnlyS2.50per ( m y ,.7 % InforiS t i o n X ■ week. Out or»Ule rates: dallyly and Sunday I . 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BIRMINGHAI^.'A' AIa. (AP) 4- I ^ : 2 hnd < Iri^a series These eight arc spccial.al. it . EBI’saw afchM ^jyeover ^ In turbulcnl.cconomicic times,t thcy/ur ■ ~ oPttheir ggovernm ent," Says Zo< in g h a m Southcm . , ^ among the finest Binningl . Ciscon. PulPutting that attitude to work And in turbulent ' ' 3ils.clients College has lo ofTcr. An( • she helpeded pass a 1994 bJilldt initia-3 . aiiicnosttore frightei political times, w hen man;la n y in th e ir gen- — - - •...... tiv e a m p'osing o s two, four-year terms"4 , KfNGMAN, Ariz.I. (AP) — At locals willII rrc e tu m f ' , • cration favor apathy ovct/c r a ctiv ism , they ■“ ■ -...... o n tlie o ilyly ■comiciL ^ ^______^ rc h ie ’s^Bunter, thec booksiielv*» "They don'tdo want to be pho- arc eager to get,to workork— teaching, he victory could Turn ‘o top ' !tSire n militia m an’s drcIreajh. tographedJ comingcc in here," Hilton ' social work; some in politiolitics. ■- f\cr an upp'ciils court ruled:d ' ^There's "Ammo ,F.Forever." A said. "Peoplrople have becoine para- “Y et for all this ideajealism , some- :ure unconstitutionul. variety of manualss explaining' noid." . thing is sadly missing:g: 1They have no it took-jhe wind out of my ' . how to operate militaitary ordnance. But byno 110 means-willing to give political heroes. . ;:isc6n W S- “We worked so And one last copy - of up their gunf>uns. “I can't think 6f one,'ne,” says Louisa 1 it was just so casual how'''' “UncQnventionar. Warfare "Peoplele ini Arizona are free Carlilei a political sciericerice and writing' t*' " ;es disregarded the will of Devices and Tcchniqu:jues." thinkers/'" shesi said. "You are not ______:_Diaj(3rwLdonlt_hay,c_anyP nyjll sa y s Jaso n le.-But-we will not quii.’-^T—— • - r —Biirr'Valcrie-HiitcIton-lam cntsr—goin^.to inkcinke my rights-,nway.— ^------:— . , . Pihyan. a rccent politicalcal scicnCe :r will Alan Armijo, there aren't many bibuyecs. “Ypu • That senscnlim ent 'runs deep uatc. “It just seems forci,)reign to me that. c never believed in tcrni lim- see, wc iire still uninder surveil- amortg visitors vi to Steve a president could actualhlally inspire peo: Armijo, a sccond-tcmi coun- \ lancc." «• . Rusiecki'si's gun shop in nearby. • pic,’’ says Michcllc Bowen,Bo a 1994 “Thc ^ople have \x chance to The military surplusus store, oper- D^ullheadCitC ity . • ^ d u atc training fbr soci;ocial work. ■ politicians in elccti.on».” ated for the past cigh'h i m o n th s b y ■ lt.s, s p cciality: c ia l certifying people g m u c h goo d has In tlicir lives, np iliin g n 0 Ts undaunted by the 71 Milton and her husbab a n d . G e o rg e , %yho wht iih t to-carry concealed been said of govcrnmciment, either In who backed term limits. "U'}} was a favorite of Micichael Fortier, handguns,>. legal k under a year-old state capital. iji W nshington-.or the sta joriant principle to defend.” ; who has adm ittedI 1he knew of Arizona law.law Rusiccki has certi- -Montgomery all eight coic o n sid e r cqiTUpt - ■ ...... -plans to bomb the Ok)klaliomu City. -ficd.BOO people;^ore.thanpeo, 28,000 . • andiW uia to th e sta te ’s. ededi u ca tio n crisis. IN , C alif.: ' federal building. Tlie-Ie-FBI believes pennits werek'crc issued statewide. . I Their sense that theth system is peel Ti/nothy The bomombing and subse- rs in anxicfy chicf bombing .suspc rigged against themm extends far I Archie's too. quent focuscus on m ilitias — is a >' Republican is a big tradi-jj. McVeigh shopped al / . b e y o n d p o litic s . ]|5 - As a result, suspectjctcd OBI sur- major reasonison momentum toTcpeal "W e are resented inn ththe work force' ; in the wealthy Pacific.hills j„ veillance is s'c^ringg away local gun-conirolrol measures has stalled- ngc County, one Karin ■ by middlc-agcd people)le already feel- o ^ militia typcs'and otheiler gun enlhu- in Congres>ress. But it hasn^^- hurt :ompetition and Reynoldss usedu to proudly defy, , _1„ ing the pressure of con ^ 7 ■ siasts who oncc bou]lught fatigues—Rusiecki's's business.b "The politi- • inyan. “There is ^n fio T S ■ -TT Not anyly mi o re . • downsizing," says Pinyi and other supplies atI /Archie's. cians always/ays overreact." he saysH no way I am going to 1be where my O v e r t hIje e past thrcc'years, she has n. So Milton is movir'ing the .store, "Guns andid Independencej. are part formed the Citizens ProJoject Ihreo switched fromfr Democrat to indepen- parents are economicallj Amu.DIvIIvlne and her husband foi Qf off the beaten track,k, hoping the ufourtraditidition here." ______' ’ "And what about OUI)UR kiJs?” »ys yoaX ag.sgo In.Coiorado Springs,s, •Colo., to counter whatat^h'e . dent to Rc{lepublican. changes bom of ;nges o f raising three children ; Bowen. “Are they going 8 growing intolerance tolo w a r d n o n - «fjc challeng "1 keep losing bids totc less quali- ’ often overhi]irlapfjpi^ssues blend into 1 as the Chrlst(an right’s g )rking as a physical thcrapisi and have less llion wc ar "wliile work fied minority firms." luhe says. And powerful: emotj^ons,en which in turn n iy situ atio n ." tradltloni>nal cultural Issues. and watchit:hing her' husband struggle to country is in a very scaiy w h ^ he finally landedJ one.< Orange compete witlwith,the inherent optimism . Kansas border,b< where the prairie•ie participated, and so'ome groups small!ill business into the black.. yp -Coim ty filed for bankniiruptcy protec- that so man^lany people are detennined-- s breathtakingly with theh e fo rm e d a y e a r a g o ijtill n , S h e a nnd d her Hiisband both have SPRINGFIELD,D, M o.: ’ collides 1 l,„ lion, leaving Reynoldss in: the lurch jiiiiJQ-Stirrentrender. Tlie result is an an,\- snow-capped Rockies, , “Theri: is more comiinmonground „jvanced;d dcgrt‘esi-yet voice the -jagged, sni to life tune of S50.000, ious nation,n, iiin unpredictable econom- ; Abortion politics . , Colorad(ado Springs is home to somene than people expected,"•soys s Devine anomic strain -r- and resent- The Roman Catholic familyfa attends " ic and politic:itical turmoil. New resorts arc cchanging l t ic 40 Chrisli»stian right ministries and orga-ja- She offers it as n mod3del to liberals o f Randy Payton, the ser- 0 0 e h u ^ h reg u larly a n d .saysys grace before "We workork our tails off to make it character of the Ozarksrks sindthc sur- is; includingJames Dobson’s,I's. who Devine says share: blameI for the vice statiorion hand'cncounlered 3.000 . meals. God is welco:ome in the .work.’! Karinarin Reynolds says, venting rounding plateau but,ut more often illy'potent “Focus.on thehe harsh tone of today’sscullurakand i miicsagoiia in r u ra l G eo rg ia , Reynolds' home, but not)t in iheii^^li- the frustratioition o fa nation, than not the towns arerc istin oncliorcii pam ily"" andI Colorado for Familyily valuesJskirmishes. schools, soccer games, din- _ ' tics. "The religious right:It -scares n?e to "W .e iiaavc v c to buy insurance, We along the old railroadi tntr a c k s . V alu es; lh. 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’hoiie w o rk e r^ - Briefifly. /\ ■ M a c[Ucare e rais€es rat< caliinsick ; : I Liz Taylor)r, husband No.». 7 separate a/a s h i n g t o n (A i*) — " a : - iple o f thousand" workers at Bell BEVERLY HILlIILLS. Calif. — Eli7Jboth TaylorTj says she and husband antic collcd in .sick ThufSday in a No.'7 Uirry Fo/lcn!Icnsky "need our own spacce ifor a while" and are splitting 5•' % X V ' •• ^ lingcnn’cring dispute between th e phone . _ yp, fou^cars afterler their lavish wedding at Miiv lic h ac l Ja c k s o n ’s ran ch . s paic ospitaals 1.5 Ito h( - . . comnpany par and a .union r e p o r t i n g ’ ' -^"W c have agree;reed to a trial separation.^I. W c both hope this is only ■ WASMINGTGN- 0(AP) — Medicare bilitatio,lion, long-term and cKildfeiJfen’s' ving overall hospital.1 paymentsi up art jnos,ofSt o fiis e m p l o y ! ^ . , • - iSiiiporjry/’.Missss 1Tuylor said in a/Statcment:nt Tuesday. will raise the basic ra:rates it pays hospi- facilitieties — will get a 2.4 perci:rcent expected 1.1 percentt nextn year include icfT 'Miller. 0 spbkesmnn for . The 63:;ycar-oldold violet-cyed uctress'told)ld syndicated columnist Liz, lals 1.5 percent on OOct. 1, but overall increaseise, or L Rercentage pointIt 1declined further comment. Taylor in 1988 at the Bcl'ty FonJ Clinic, when;';■ ththey b e in g treated for s'ubslancc The across-the-bo£bard inerea.se is 2 sate thele ination’s hospitals, while ata l 1th e ‘T h e h o sp ital tru st fund ft js in danger d„iiJell Atlantic spokesman Eric ------iibaso.-nieywerenu‘ married O ct. 6 .; 1991. nt Jackso{son’s NeverlandRanch^------— p e rc (;n tag c -p o in l?t-leless-thon-tho-pro— ; samc-'tinitim f xduce__D £___g o i n g ' 'b r o kic e _ h y _ 2P02_ _R„be.^be said-tt'orkerscaiicdiasick ------jected inlliition rate: iin tlie goods ntid Ihc rateite of.inflation in health1 carect Congressional Republibhcans haye pro- ihroutoughour the company’s - Study: Heaeart drug can incicrease death ratete CI services tluit hospitalsils buy. • costs,”" 1Health and Humon Servicrvices posed saving S27070. billion, from rcgior'ion. But most were in '... Congress and the: ( Clinton -adminis- Secrctaoa p ' Donna E. Slialala said, Medicare over seve^en y e a r s . <>vhilc . p h j|ailadelphia d , and Pittsburgh. NEW YORK — .Patients taking high dostoses of one of the heart dl\jgs ihition shaved the aminnual increases as . Medicdiciire*, w h ic h c o v e rs 37 niillilillion President-Clinton wanants to cut spend- *Mos•lost of die Workers who • known as calciumjm channel blockers had nc:nearly triple the death rate of pa^t o f 0 deficit-red:duction package elderlyy or« disabled Americans,, paidpi ingbyS124billion. . • c a lleled d in sick are ins^llers and J others with heart1 d:disease, a new .study show^ cn ap te d in 1993. ' . . $81 billiiillion to hospitals for ocuteecare cj The Health 'Carare Fmanemg air people, Rabc said. He said In a sepanile stuistudy published last week,, thetl sahic dmg was linked to‘0 T h e 1.5 p e rc e n t in<,ncrca.w.wi!i go to " in fiscalral 1994 a n d is sp e n d in g alm Labor I ? th e 'w id e n in gI g;g a p police. The departlartment keeps a rescue botjoat nt the pier and ofllccrs Secretary Robertrt Reich said Iw ,.y between the: rii ric h were able to pullI beboth men to safety, Gallinonot Said. • Tliiirsday. 7‘" and the rest ofo f us threatens the st In a Labor Day ppreview, Reich ■ Fuel cell a r ro o s - - ■ workers in gold-plalated tim es" and CAPE CANAVEVER>y..'Fla. — Space shuttljttlc E n d ea v o u r’s's c ie n c e mis.- .criticized the growining gulf between /S^ K 'H j nation." layed by O-ring repairs, wa:vas put off for another week sion, already delay ry. corporate profit.si and workers’' W . In his speech:ch a t / tl electricity-gencrating unit oviavcfiieated hours before liftoff.' TliurxJay when 'on el wages as "terribly unm*Ainerican." Pnj. , . a forum spoip o n - e problem was probably causBused by'n stuck valve in one NASA said the p "The cconomy holas caught fire," sored by an cco-cc . a|||H |E ^ra hrc^^ucl cells, which bumI liquidli< hydrogen and oxygen ' • o f the shuttle’s thrc; he said.. ."But. the: ;gains to most nomic: researchr< group, Reich ssa a id rici^used by the spacecraftft throughput! a night. _ _ • to generate clectrici workers have gone u;up in smoke," ...... ih a t .t hhe. e . w orkcrsl.iot_w .itl_not.l)t_ b e ______I'l d cells are so cdtical that thelie fa ilu re /D f ev e n o n e In o‘rt>il - Thc255-pouhd C( TRe labor secretai^17 also hud harsh reverseded without an increase in ^ 5A to order a shuttle back to0 .Ea'rtli.1 as soon as possible, would force NASA words for'Republicican lawmakers minimunmm w age, a refortinc,^«1abil o b ^ . I n o t yet be en fu ele d a n d .thckhckjlve astronauts had no^yct Endeavour Ijgd m and said the applauilusc that greeted movemeihent and tough cnftMClrrnemrnt ■o f . : launch was scrubbed witli hihirs to go. Thundersiomis '■* boarded when the lai this week’s merger o f Chemical and labor lawa w s. . y p ro b a b ly w o u ld haveave delayed li^loff even if everrerything had worked properly. Chase M anhattan' bobanks illustrated It alsoso will require a^iat< ^ inn tl th e the plight o f America:an workers. ' corporarate m tnd-setjhe saidd —- DNA prov(ives Czar Nicho)olas’ identity W hile shareholder!:r» could gain as "companmnies that treat their workerk e rs much as S2.5 billion,n jrom.the.mcrg- as assetsets to be developed, noto t 1 a s I 3N — American and Russissian expens said Thursday ■■ W A S H IN G T O N 7 er,’ 12,000 workers j:xouid lose their costs to to be cut. Com panies tth h a t 1Bestc®nib®s! s m c e they’ve resolved1 ththe last shred o f doubt: A\ DNAI test “unambi^ously Z ...... jo b s . d o n ’t plass a s out pink slips while pilir lones unearthed from a masilass grave in Russia in 199T " confirms”, that bom "Tliis episode is ... another symp- up profitsfits ." - f g i ^ f r ^ L h fall.the Russias. f@ur jverp®®l , I arc those o f NicholilolasTl. last o f the czars o f al : tom of the disconnc'lect between the -He alsoals called expanding; thtl e e is ucccptcd by church oneuid state officials in Russia, I f th e e v id e n c e i; , paycheck economyy and the paper Eartedd IncomiSI Tax Credit forr thtl e Nicholas, murderedred in a cellar with his familnily and servants by the rev- cconomy." Reich sai'aid; "Jobs di.sap- workingng poor and tax breakss for f« . n,,.his Is steak and shrimp wonh'slrIrslnRing ab o u t.' _ '• eviks one bloody nighl in IS1918. can be given the cere- olutionary Bblshevi pear and the markc:cts cheer. Now .families:s supporting: children in co ivestigation'was conductcd. , A|ulcyU.SD,>DA Choice petite sirloin, flamc-bnc-broilcd toyourULstei. monial.burial th at«It was held up while the inve there’s .something wwrong with this lege.. er mystery spanning most of,theof decafle is solved." Lt. low- suiTolindcdd 1by one dozeii succultnt shrinijrimp. fried to pcrfcction. "A great murder i ■: • picture." R e ic:h h blasted Republican lav A ioboratoiy for the Anned there’s more — bakwl'polalo10 ninr rice pllaf, steamed Col. Victor W. WcWcedn. who runs tire DNA Despite a healthyy economic pic-' makerss who%\ oppose raising the mii s confereftec, reporting on a Ics.^resh garden s;dad and roll.oil, /All for only $7.99, ■ ‘^Forces Institute of Pothology. told a news c ture, wijh unemployDymcnt below'6 imum.wuwage from S4.25 an hourr andor i: 'cgetablcj itly with Russia’s foremost three-month investestigation condycted joiath pcrcent for 11 conscsecutivc months seek to) trimtr federal collegc loan ppn ro - • O rcb:boose i eU b c r a Pet ite SiH oin'iSlcakDlunct-or SU avel Ivanov. DNA scientist. Pavi and frequent report;rtjL;of corporate gramsibiibut want to boost defcnsc n s e ' G u lf Sh rim p P la tted fo rfusl j u s t$6.99, gains, Reich said thee weekly mcdion spimdiiiglig and maintain corporate u ■ A n J,o, of course, It's all for a (pardondon the pun) song. 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5 ^ '- , ' • ■------w : i | m ^ s p ileech Topicss vary at conmference ll FPF bairriers fromO.JJ. to Algeriaian women ■ iSif''' III ■; ' HUAIROU. Chinala (AP) — In a ol^anizcd•d bybj Sisierlove, a women's te n t at ihe w o rld 's lariargcst women's AIDS suppoippon group in AlLinta. gathering. Marniaa Lazrcgivas It begun•ah with a straw poll, in, \,Jg'chaallenged describing to a silelent, appalled which mostlost of the women said they uudiencc tlie horror of being female believedJ Simpson,Si wus guilty of H U A IRIROU, China (AP) ^ —•. in Algeria, murderingig hish e\-wife. Nicole, and W ^ m e nI aat a world conference ce - In another, amorore boisterous Ronald Goldman.-Gol Most also said 1 ththemselves able to do any*1 nding, "O J. tltcy_believc(evcd he would bo acquitted. ly* crowd was atten( . ; = r :y set iheir minds to — andntl Simpson: Black Wonsmen Speak tm • , Renc EmiEmily Dubose of Charlotte, ;d Thursday to knock down•vn Black , Men. Viciolenc.e aifd N.C., hadd heardht the tape recording baibarriers to free speech.. Interracial Relationshi;hips." of detectivetive Mark Fuhnnan's epi- 1 Prize w inner Aung .Sai^a.ii______.•^ey_\verejustjwo,/o o f 3 0 0 w ork- _ th e ls _about_l)ut blacks, on television the _ ' •_ S u u 1^ 1.. who -spent si'x-S'‘J“re underler* shops and seminarss 'Thursday for night b'cfdrifdre. It didn’t cliange hcTr Tcst for Hghting for democ->c- more than 17.000) ^ wom en ■wlio .belief tliatji SimpsonSi is guilty. . r a c y BuDurma. set tlie torfli\in ft’er'‘-‘r ■■ have come to Huainirou, 30 miles '.'“Now lliatiliai It’s verillcd, it doesn’t r I videotapedjcd keynote a’ddtess to the from Beijing, to moninitor and lobby lake' away:iy thet fact Ihat O.J. mur- I ^ N C O Horui>rum on W omen, the largestcst tiic U.N. Fourth Worl)rld Conference dered thatlal woman.” shi^aid to APpftoto m e e tin g ofo f women ever, o n W om en, ‘■ whoops andun'd applau.se.’'' ^ • A ssistan t U.S; S eeracmtary of State Richardrd Holbrookff^ft, speaksiks with Croatian Presidedent Franjo^ S h e urgerged governments to spendnd Whether these excxchanges have. The topicopic soon broadcwd.'A the %yar to y s w f g ro w n ' m e n voman protested lliat in iKt ' Tudjman, right, Inh 2Z^^reb abouM ^.peaclace proposals for Bosniajia Thursday. Between ththorn Is an • le ss o n th» cn ■ any influence on thele ofilcial con- Danish worn and muchh morer on the urgent needs■ds ference opening Moronday remains; furor overk-er actor Hugh G rant's unidentifled.lnterpnrpretiari. - ...... j - ...... ofhumanit;n ity (IS a w hole> " to bc*>cen. B u t they aiarc, in a sense, indiscretion,ion, too little attention was ■ . C h in a hnihad ordered that all demon-•n- the whole point off the Huairou paid to the hardships of women y M strations at the conference be held•Id gathering — a chalance for the .prostitutes,:s. ' f in a tin y’ scsection of the conferencece women of the wororld to share/ In contKntKi^ to the scene at his pea grounds andan that 'CJiina be exempt networks, and Sistcrloye'ss's pavilion,i the mood was^ U,S,(envoy says i ip* . k n o w le d g e , fo rm ,ne ■from any'criticism. cr swap talcs from-the gcg e n d er ware. ' so m lw r -atI Professor P r Lazreg’s work- ' ' mncsty Internatioiial delc-Ic- A inultiractul groupipofabouilOO shop, wherelerc 30 listeners were' told iraded beyond the lim its women craromcd urro;'Open air pavil- of the hundrcidreds of women who have nakes ]progn€ S S ffBSf with banners and pictures■cs ion for the O.J. Simmpson debate been killed'b;:d'by Muslimcxu-cmists. initia omen political prisoners,rs, ______ative n of 11 won: ZAGREB. Croatia.lia.(AP) r-T he ~ Milosc’scvic and his onetime prorOr Milosevic' ' saidid after- including• t\two -in Cliifta. They circu- U.S.’ diplom ut trying cry to sell tege.-Bosilosnian Serb leader Radovanan .W edhesJay's-talks thi[hat the U.S. lated a pepetition .calling for theh e W ashinyton’s pcaceacc plan for Karadzicsic. have been feuding foror plan “creates a reol pererspective for wom en’s’s irelease-and said they Bqsnia-spoke- Thuredasday of progress more hantha a year over when andid pcacc, and'ha» all elcrlcments that would deliv;liver copies to the govem-‘Z g F IN E; ART & CRAFT in his uilks, yet wamcimed ogainst let- . how to enden the Bosnian war, fannedcd could guarantee peace: andt the pro- mcnts involv olved. he 9 September 2.,2 3 & 4 • Elkhorn Resoi^sor( & G olf Club h - ling expectations get-ti:t-too high.. by Miloscosevic’s nationalist rhetoric•ic tection of interests offall i the war- Tibetan',n won'icn who live in the Assi.stant Sccrctoetary of State ijnd drean:am o f a “Greater Serbiu*” ring sides.” . W e s t s hhowcd-.a o videotape ofo f Sun Valley, Idaho Richard Holbrooke>ke was in th e,. Miloseisevic is now desperotc to “A significant niirrovowing of dif- Tibetans foforced into exile. W omenc n I Croatian capital to5 bbrief Croatian - hove theie United Nations lifl sanc-c- fercnces" was aeliicvcd,d, he said, delegates! wwho come to see the tapep c . i A f u n f a m i ly' e e v e n l F i n e A^r{'. rt', H and Crafts, irscd the plan griibbed it back fVom two Chinese and Bosnian govcrnnrnment officials tions impmposed three years ,ago to Milosevic has cndors • Florals, jew'elry,y, S tain ed ^^s, Pottery,;ry, C ounlry Crafts, on his talks with Serblerbian President punish Serb'd.ominatcdSc Yugoslavia■io to divide Bosnia roughg h iy -b e tw e e n w h o trie di lo seize it. id SpG cialt^'oods by overovc 50 Artists & Slobodan M ilosevic,ic, the regional for incitiriting the war aiid wants thehe the M uslim-Croat fedrooke briefed Croatianin recognition of Bosnia.I. Croatia( and Tibetan tapetaj did they attem pt to z Saturday 10-0-6 • Sunday 10-5 • Monday A- 10-5 id Yugoslavia, lond swapips. constitu- • interfere, announcement thatat the Bosnian Preside^ept Franjo Tudjman and ■ Entertainmentnt by LEON RANDOM\ & MATT ROQS cr tional arrangements linknking the two The galhRlhcring has drawn tjiou- Serbs and Serbian offofficiols, led by Bosnianin Foreign 'Minister S a t u r d a y & M o n b y jcd'Sacirbcyfon-his-m ccring-ig—parts-of-Bosniu-wiili-C -Croatia and- sonds off rprivate activists-from Milosevic^rwoiildform3rm n'joint ncgo~M uham cd to " j and PLUAJM TUCKEKERD c K o i tiaiing team in futurere ppeace talks. with Milolilosevic before, returning to Serbia, and the resoluti I ' ] >V l a r l c e who would speak for the Bosnian Serbs, thattha issue has been resolved;d caused them.” he said, b e tw e e n tlie tli women and ordinary Out O f style" Serbs.and .... we canm 1begin serious and the: decksdi are now cleared foror At the same time, “ou3ur peacd ini- Chine.se, whowl were barred'from theTC ^ “Where Serirvice Is N ever Ou negotiations,’’ Holbroorookesaid. seriousnegotiations."' no tiative goes forward.” he said. site. __ M 647 Fin ie r A ve. • T wIn in Falls I I ■ ■ TwInFalbHoutKMoiflon.-Sat.7aOa.m.-1D:M p.m. Sun. 7:30 a.m.-0:00 p.ia. ■ H Our Twin Fall:tris store Accepts AU Majorijor Credit CardsI ■ Russia wv, h e a d o f th e Cheeses...... Russian Nuclear E m e r g e n c y I'revention Center. Many N of the m s s n research reactors aree nmore than 40 Golden Ripe years old. “We also have a nuclearnu waste Bananas.. storage facility in Mo:Vfoscow with 0 ' Sweet Delicious LocaicalRipeiJuicy / capacity equaling the amount of .H Watermel?l011t*t»«»«s V- ' 1 lb mcJioactivity released1 inin-Chernobyl." ■ Yellow he said. 7 ib/SjOO ' In April 1986. a reactorre at. the H Onions.... ••••••••••• ChernobyJrpower pfanfant in Ukraine • Swoot Dollelous Locacal ‘ exploded in the world’sI’s 'worHi n uclcar . g . ^ di-saster, sp e w in g a radicadioactive cloud ■ Corn ■ •I •••■...... / across Europe. • Rod or Groon ' Kuznetsov, whoD Iheaded the ' 20 ■ HINUTEES-NOND/ iaywedne ESOAY&I: Seedless Grapes.....^( i L 7 9 ' . Moscow branch of thele {goyemmeiit's Ml | ElE lK ;ency. was fired i s m last ycar aficr h i accu;reused indu.stfy . • FRIDAY-FO | OR A TOTALLBODY woirkoutJ ng sjifety slan- fjmE oflicials of negleciing V . dards. ' “ icken Atnong other problemlems, Kuznctsdy, It ,could gIw be Tue«!oy. . r ' said, outhorities rccenil;:ntly dccided to - ■ “ :sa thon a rnile- Thun caroni iSalad«M^ reopen an airport Icsa lurstloy a.Sotunlay, whichever r FREE $19.951lUORKOUT VIDEO WTHU every"! Poteto/M^c from M oscow's Kurchachatov Institute. - . ts Lyourjd^thife: One test-ride 8" A ssorted the country’s leading nnuc u c lca r rese arch ------" “ 1' HEALTHRIDER’r FITNESS HACHIHE(EPDRCHASE \ Z /$ ff 99, ;----I ------L_ ^ ------■cciilcrTwliichliflrscvcral:ralreacfore. ^ —an)any^ you chtrwe-WiH— j-— K HwlthUdKfit th* M«ing4ecotisa:. ------1 _ - L -FmitMes ^ “These facilities wer.veren’t built to ^)nvinc8 . you thot (ieoIARider* withstand on aircraft•aft falling on - I ihcm,” Kuznetsov said.id. “Tliat.plon‘ is *ofk! '7 i I jrks wM you. never ogoinst MAGIC VAllEY fraught with new disastci lu, am! literally imrites you to ' . 4 Roll, colors only. Of the 29 operatingih g r e a c t ^ s j i t - . -VOU,i TrnnFoUi^^^" / I j . l.BOO-«54^ Northernn Tissue..^., ------T»wer plants, 11 are theihesame'typc.as - gai-fiit-fit end stay f i t . I 12 pk. 12 oz. c an s' the, Qfic th a t e x p lo d e d irin Chernobyl. W8haveHeDlthHfBrs.fuHy „ ' Eff9rt3 to modeiTiizc themthi have fal- ' Coca-Colaa Products Icrcd iiid workors oflOof lack the . • assetisembled and ready ta go; ■' Ii M' ' Sm all o r Largo Wosteitem Family • ------^^traming: to o p e ra te the fncihtiw ft safo------OliveSi..... ly. soid Robert f illes, cluchairman of the- ivtnj!you International Chcr'noblo b y l F u tid f o r cfiorglorges. • _ ■ 12pk12oz.cans- Nuclcar Sarety, anothertier non*govem* ' _ > I Buy America's m ost popular ■| ■■■ Budweiseer Beer mcnt group. . Another serious probicsblcm R lack of eicn;ert^^nochlneataBdllneor. ' capacity to store n nuc u clcar fucl'and . ___\ i^ ^ P a rrk ay .^ ^ ...,.. lu not. ^id o(iT tnotivodng other rodioactivcTwastc.'te. The situation «12 o^Tw estem Family in th e European vorko dev is especbllx nlatrnirig in t trkout vfaieo is free in the aiMffl ! ivttwKaauuiiibiuaMaicanranBOl pah o f R ussia, w h ereI thithe waste stor- JLemonadc irflDin. . -- %5 facililici.6'f.lhreC* nuclcarm plonts . aniJfilled almost to capaciMcity- ' /. L ' ------■ ' I- ' w : gE^gSBma;'■
' ■ * {• ■ I p l n l o n i-. i z ! . . ' •______. ,f ^ Editoorial r — Ideaa biehinchhcargo een: n t e r ^ R\SttrHER:rein -iwnwrvE, Ivik-MY ■I ;les. - • des^ s e rv e s credit, r prail i s e , I 1 dc-traflic-toward-.------W hether-an-'n-’'jnterm odui”-cnrgo-0 —tow n would steer- truck-l -F-RoMmCUlNe ------2 ------; ccntcr’m akess economic» sense for*r ' the Hansen Bridge, and*am away from I Tw in Falls rcmam ains to be seep, "but lo-1- the congested Perrineic Bridge1 corri- • | cal ofTicials deservedc: praise "'and cn- m R couragcmcfit for trying. ^ It would allow rerremoval of the , In ease you’re’re not fam iliar with thec downtown switching yaryard. i\t|^ term , concept:pt (and m ost n.«oplcc . That last point is anI excitingex fringe- aren't), “intcrmomodial ccntcr” is a fancyy benefit. If you drive do'down Minidoka ' nam e for a whathat is really a container-,_ Avenue, you already ca:can see the be- ^ • i z c d . f re ig h t y'ard; a n It’s a place wherec ginnings of the .Old Toafowne develop- ' cargo containersers can be m oved frornn ment. Just east ofShosh(ishonc'Street, an trucks lo trainss aand vice versa, it'iitial fiurp- o f entrepreprenctirshlp has Such a facilitylity could be.a plus forr begun. A little .iinaginatiilation suggestsjj...-'' Tw in Falls in a nnumber o f ways: future of charming comijmm erciarlrrtJas • KjCouid helflelp Twin Falls becomee and splendid green srspaccs, tyirrg liSl' cvcnTTOreofanan economic hub than itt downtown Twin FallsIs tot the rim o f ' . a l r e a d y is . W eB ccould be a crossroadss Rock Creek Canyon ^a-a currently un- /--.for all km d^.ofj)f goods m oving in andi dcrappreciated cotnmuniLinity resource, , - m i u i i ^ « J u t h e mn Ili d a h o . r This potential is ham]impcred by the • It could helpelp southern Idaho capi-- presence of; a spiderw;rweb of train. talizc on the enem erging relationship■> tracks. Moving the switcvitching yard to H K betu;ccn railroad)ads and.thcir-longtiiriei an intermodal center oon n th e . e a s t s i d e V B « i6 ' nem esis, the tritrucking industry. By/' oftow n would be a hugeage plus for Old- combining the; ststrengths o f these two> T o w n e . transportation rrnmodes,' this area couldi As attractive as theihcse beneXils . ^ ■ im prove its acciccess to dom estic and1 sound, they arc stillI onlyo dreams. B . j foreign m arketsts 1for Idaho agriculturalI Seeing them become realityre: depends ■etters g o o d s . on economics. te jc s for alternativeve school , I is implemented.":d." ' ■ -n ( O n e r e a s o nn tthis works^,is, that a1 An intennodal center;r ini Twin Falls Vote iVtpt Clinton has alrcalready declared terrorists as!, container can be moved from a truck: may or may not be turnTi out0 to be a vi- Onn Sept. 7, the patrons pfSchchool District Jl !/1 Cection < deadlii th o se ■■right-wjngang extremists” who support •; to a train, then1 to a ship, for easy.for-- able venture. W e’ll see.e. IBut if it does, No.,441 1 have an opportunity too v^ o t e t o i m - :ause M onday is a holido}ay! the 8“*^ ownership,p. tatalk show hosts, defenders ' >nstitution who oppose socials cign transport.) Tw in Falls residents hthave multiple prove)e o u r sc h o o ls. ne for submitting leners aborout the of the U.S. Consti ) ’ . ^e need a perrnancnt facility‘y ^ o r th c a lte r- • Putting sueuch a facility cast off 'reasons to welcome it. W e 7 Twin -Fails school levy hasas been ism, etc. ' n a tivve e school, and the technologogyplanises- • ^f^ndedled to nooti Tuesday: Republican concongresst(}naI leadership are : — -rscntialial for-cdueauon in the.comptnputcLiigc— .^ ^L ^emS^m rre n^c'scnt'to iJSTrt-POO .-B bx^ -helping-the-Glintolinton adm inistration by pro- le ase v o te y e s o n S e p t. 7.' ciatorial legislation which P lei ■ 548, Twifwin-Falls. 83303; faxed to 734-. motingthisdiciati ibertics of law -abiding citi- .. TC . THAD SCHOLES - #5538, or hand-delivered to our ooffice, threatens the liber les-Nisws® T ww i in F a lls ^ 132 Thinhird St. W., Twin Falls. - zen s. fheTim myou. HR-1710 must,ust be defeated to preserve - . . W e lolookforward o to hearing from » Stephen Hangen Clark Walworth Alien Wilson • 'T ’e tcrter 1Vork L o rng-lost n bench still inimissing ^ freedom in Amerinerica and to prevent a repeat' - Publisher Mana9lr>3 cdllor ' Clreutalion manager AdyerlIvertislng director ‘ — . '•;* of Hitler’s terror,ror, IMease contact your con- ' ' T hhe e lost is not found. An,nrtic:t i d e in T h e • ■* „ . , District might be interested in know-- ’ grcssman today!ly! "'v-’-' ______y / m ec s s -N c w s to ld a b o u t T .W .' SStivcre ti finding School Disi T h,c e nmembers of the editorialI biro v id e d . I stopping to read — never , stone.s joined by cement lea enmrv tain that beautyy bjby cleaning up afier our- , ■ J tiiions w tM pP^cn sti nuclear weapons and.the mimilitary is a chief P«nsst ne teaching skills, our elem cr t they were endorsing, itaih\ind.bench.” This is verterbatimfro/ To hone t r 5.,^ , selves. And thatat ijis a habit that should be. , mind pondS -I'wliat th source of nuclcar waste proiiroduetion.our u "o / • teachers ha'have scheduled 35 hours o f! ■Bruin” paper. taught from earlyirly childhood. ,1 ' I’m sure tlic ICA isi)0hoping for sim ilar re; w eapons inventories and nun u c lc w m a te ria ls ■ortunities during the next scv anyone sees such a •'T ' benernchanywllcre viceoppotti S ' M y fam ily ggets e ts together e.very Labor Day . _5Vii(5 at the Twin Fallsills County .Fair, for .weaponry need to be witwith a firm goal of ..' •* :o leam rpore about instructio e valley or in someone's bnc,nclns.' D c s k e p tic a l, ^onom ieally or from electr•ctrical convenience :hind.’',Tlic clementaiy.tcach carts and shoveded hbacklln the store room - V for a fact that is not true,.ai Idaho eitrzen is sick; anand tired of it. •- i great deal, which our U.S. SeiSen. Craig says will know 1 .andtherehas Freedom)m threatened by legisl ' e v e n h id d e n o na flii(he khelvcs! H ow filthy,can : )s Cassandra ■ ■ 3 W Iprobably bring more waste; fofor storage above been'someonethere. s( H ernam cis inc what the hom e looks andi JUUE FANSELOW . H iU er’ss ^National Socialist German> tthe source o f our valley’s watwater, Doesn't any- Blakle;Icy- T w SF bIIb rorism” 4aws to obtain total pi one listen to what is (he willill ofc the residents of Whchen our granddaughter hadd a1 serious “anti-tcrrori Tlie wee patcheschcs in our city m'ake an ideal Boise in a . over the pecp e o p le . our .state, tlie .gm e people whwho dccled these ' car accccident, she.was taken to B_< iSwill place to throw cmiempty beer and pop cans, r, Suggestion to sol'alve nuclear waste ; fshewould Thcpassaissage o f HR-1710 and S-735 ' “ le ad e re ’7 A tS& am m gcm entmt tthat brings more helicoj:opter. W e did not know if s Ia aloi\g with unmcnncntionable things. And it ,r ly give President Q inton and Nuke waste solutionio n :. cof this problem to our st.ite: is a bad on e , a n d liv eor o rnot. If she did, there coulluld be brain essentially f " goes on and on!1! 11I believe there's a law ; came out Reno tho.^:1.^ sam e undefined police sta' 1. A national nucleatlear waste policy: ,a n y p ro m ise s to rem ove thlis is ppro b lem at a la te r in ju ryy. .Tharik Cod everything ca ore win against littering-g,- but I’vcncvcr, in my long More Wacos and Ruby Ridge This policy must encompasscnc the techno- ^date w e don’t tmst! . O K . ^ • ■ powers. Mo life, seen that lawlaw ehforeed. s \yay. For cxj^ple, nearly al logical and environniei■nental d a ta a v a ila b le . It T h e r/>ne.v-Ncws editorsrs rrecently ttcom- Cassissa n d ra w a s d ie re io .h e Ip outanywiiyo u '*beon the\yi MIDGBCHUR(URCHMAN ...... rimes would be defin<^ as “t£ m ust be open to the scrutinyscr of all interested m , ended the governor leadi in refusing any-' -she cot;ouid. as there was a waitingig time to sec related crim Tw inF.11. iretaps and private ihformatio - parties. Itm ustbc.apopolicy that protects Jind ^more nuclear waste, load by confronting any if everc ry th in g w as {ill rig h t o r n o3t. t. I might ism." Wireti rc now allowed. _ respects the sovcrcignt;gnty of states, counties, ffuture shipments at our bordiorders and physi- add thihat Cassy. has done this sinc- - f f ■
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