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Dirk Early Monday m<norning, odor has beenM a proBlem. .: .. pn rnors large hog operatiirations, Snider said, —:---------:Kempihon Kempthorne^ meniBei-s press secretary. ome-took a look at some ^ ts of his • After' the't'rtBur.Kermpthorhe'; '.'J 2 ^d: ' wotild-i:•d-invite national ' CAR) ordinances; TWiIWin Falls.. _tar£e.jEiI«Ier. dairies Monday,-and- staff,i people-from-th< . 'S ^ d fic^ y ^ _ ^ m ^ tiw m e s - ■ Coiin^ residents can he-state— m etwi^ircii~dri2en5*~committfee,~' ~'~'i’• ThelCJdversity of IdahcjT- ; --------dauy-orgamzatications; the goverii- an com*....... -afterwardrd •he-promisedBener'~]— Department-of A-gricuJtlItiire and which indude K of AlBenana and other enti- ment tonight on six pi rds for people who live ( ides’ people from all hiredhir an odor expert from ^ County Commissioner:;rs Gary over Twin Fallalls Coun^, for aBout Ca worm tjes that are spedalizingspe in the ------ piFO-ordinances.— ...... ________: _______..Grindstaff,( Bill Brockm Carolina, who will live-in W man and an hour at theth aiiport to hear ValleyVa and Be availaBle a - P l e a sse e ssee , DAIRY, Page A4 Page Bl ^-T ^ F o o d &H o)^ M E I ; I'ORCf 7 Walki^er : M l)N' m won't’t face deathh ^ Dirtch oven cooking; penaliity Here are wme winninging . The Associated PressPrei __________ ‘ recipes from a TWin Falls-Fa; • cookoff. WASHINGTONO N -John Walker. / PageF C l Lindh, tileJ 20-year-oId Californian wlio0 foughtfc with die ■ TaliBan in Afghfghanistan, was ■ S p o r t s charged Tuesday'ay with conspira- cy to kill U.S. atizcitizens. He will Be SpartanSp, ' tried in a d ^ a nm courta and could sh<stiowing: face life in prison.Dn. Minico After weeks of ddiBerations.i the Bush adminisinistration opted swept its against a mil- _ season itary trial or ■ series charges that H with t h e - ----- — would carry H IWin Falls the death H penalty. B jirls . ‘ , M phouse. Lindh, who K ■ -Mi converted to .H •SWIPage Dl Islam at 16 H se a and is alleged . M ser to have l:^ wit ------- trained at an -m ist?; a 1 - Q a i d u ^ •Tw cam p in JJohn ' ; icfaithin - ....... gir] ....... Afghanistan, was"<ascKarged in a . lUesday attheBmins’l criminal complaintlint filed in U.S. '■ : ■ 'H :. ;‘PPageA6 j Disnict Court in Alexandria,Al( Va. H e will b.e cransfeisferred from a U.S. military shipp forfc trial in the United States. VVh^ about puBlic trust Attorney Gen;eneral John Ashcroft said Lindhndh admitted in ■‘■IjTOK?i'^’.insl!S'puBUc f interviews with the FBI that he • federal agendes: ' met Osama Bin LadiLaden and knew Pi Bin Laden had ordejrdered the Sept. Mark Spitz llgliti the Oiymploipio torch from tho cauldron at t 11 attacks on theU: United n States. j l'.^!!®Coij8,eum Tu08day.lnJLQ8./[S.An£el6s..Sp!tz.won more goldold medals, seven,------------------ In a sIngiB OlyiTipiM th a n anyany athlete In Olympic hiatory. - - - —“He chose to emBimBrace fanatics, •N a t i o n - ■ and his allegiancece toi those ter- rorists never faltia lte re d ,” said Ashcroft. “Terrorirorists did not compel John Walkalker Lindh to ~ Organlizers aminounce join them . John1 WalkerWi Lindh Pol.lln.».»l - chose terrorists.”' — ■ j'V' H Lindh learned1 in early June itted Twin Fcdls/%H A ^ that Bin Laden hadlad sent people • itines at - R ^ Twin. Falls relday route^ to the United Stat>tates to carry out suicide operatic•ations, accord- 'y m p im a M^ i TheTlme»News* . PageA4" ; ,g relax/ route _____________ The.he. heart of the Jan. 26 activilyj. ing to an FBI affida\idavit. The doc- ties' iss thetl torch run involving 424: ument descriBed:d an< odyssBy TWIN FALLS -1- The Olym pic local pecpeople sdected for the honoi that Began with WalkeWsW« con- torch will Blaze - The torch is scheded! version to Islam in 1997, later ihrough the d ty on he training in Paki : t i o n ■ I Iho procojiion will roach - uled to cross thi 'akistan and Under pressure; Suspeat ■Jan. 26 in a route! Coming soon at Afghanistan and a d rwin Fcllj in rfio moming on ^ Perrine Bridge a a decision last that covers Both ien year to join the Talit'aliBan. ; ly iB an taunt U.S. Marin lon. 26. Tho relay begins just ‘ 1 A # atch for a spccialI sese^ aBout 10 a.m., ther on D “ Blue Lakes le follow a I0.4-mil(iie Friends have desaescriBed Lindh their Aifghanistan base. lorth of tho Perrino Bridge. i i f l f Uon celeBrating ttie . .1-3 Boulevard and W W Olympic torcti’s trip Ies as an intelligent your/oung man who . Pa] downtown,-local' lE ____ indude: ......... 4 ^ ‘ ttif6u^"the-Magic Valley innTtie TT downtown and thehe wore full-length roBesrol to high rhe procossion wll toko a torch rday organiz*I Times-News Jan. 24. C ollege olo f school an d went: Byby the name unch break ot aBout noon ers announced Southern Idahcho “Suleyman” after his conversion It (ho College of Southern Tuesday. to to Islam. After his SiECtl'ON BY SECTonE- ■ r—— « Before retmning tc its capture ig doho. With 10 days to the bridge at aboui,ut DecemBer, his parenirents, Marilyn ™ity ..1 ' ' go Bqfore th e Big 12:30 p.m. Walker and Frankik Lindh,1 had Section A Section ' ' Moming route day, the Twin Falls " Afternoon route Here’s a list olof asked th e puBlicc totc withhold ton* relay commit­ SALT LAKE 2M2{ events announced2d judgment aBout theirleir son. ■ Weather','..,2 ' Sports .. tee is putting the* Nation . ,3-5 Comics -------. 6 - — 1 -• I to date in conjunc­ic- James Brosnahan,in, a lawyer for ', » final touches on: ' tion with the rielay:y: tlie separated coupleiple, could noj j ^ .6 -1 2 ^ e community celeBr Opinion ....6 - 7 iBradon in cpn- • City^^ty^vide Jan. 25-26: Businesseses Be reached Tuesday,ly. junction with the'locsocal leg of ihe throu^o•hout the dty'^vill showcasese A spokeswomanan a; t his law nationwide.tordi runnieadinfiup'to 1 specialII displays< and will stageje office in San Francisncisco said he —I the 2002 W inter Olynlympics in Salt C M ^ cr«* was “issuing no statstatements at r ” Lakeaty. - Please see TORCH, Page A2^ tliis time.” „ Idah1 0 budge;et woes Spark fn Classified. reezeon1 State cconstructition Section C ^ ByBoBRci) puttirItting in a daim on April’s $11 Food & H Bmel-8 ------- Aasoclatod PreaeBM Writer _______ millicillion toBacco settlernent pt ^ m ent Fine A rts Bui M o v ie s........ 6 ' ent, the governor created u i l d i n g D • BOISE - Gov. Dirk $121.21 m illion cu sh io n th a t 1 Kempthome frcnefro state construc* Belie\lieves will keep th e state S' IS w i l l h a v e t o '' -tion on Tuesda:day and Broached- ventnt throuishi the worst possit 3 w a i t : the possibility .. WspHonrecydedpp ty of hijacking the 'circuiicumstances this year. Pence k U r,„ next (QBacco setsetdement payment “ W “We sdll affirm and I sti iwswriter •___________ to further hedgtdge against Idaho’s Belieslieve in Bur revenue prdje continued econc3nomic erosion and tion,"n," Kempthome said. "But v ■-------:— ^ 1' ^ protect last yearlar^s cue cuts. havcive a condngency plan until \ I FALLS - Good-naturedl>sdly feigning ^ pllege of Southern Idaho^ C l a s s i f i e d e made the decision ' seei evidenceev that the economy hoj^resident < ts conifirmed that ‘ turriini ^ ^ u a d .” ' ... ■ eyerhoeffer took the nwvs ofol a halt oa ion to. the Fine Arts Building Log on t o ... pecemBer'tw:ixrcBllectipns fell'' . 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