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G o o d / b a d t m n : miWnter mois- attackicks by feisty Democradc years of his administratioiion, Unked dollar defidt;:it; and spent all of our ‘‘Idaho‘ is fifdi in die nadi ture m i ^ t be light,"• bI u t th e 1! ; ^ger “ Jen y Brady Thursday Brady several times (o:o former savings, 1 kncinew we could do bet- Jobs,'we’vejoi created 3,400 system holds more h S in a debate tdevised on Interior Secretary Brucee Babbitt, ter,” said BraIrady, an Idaho Falls businessesbu in four years = Idaho Pub:UbUc Television. who served under thei Clinton' newspaper putjublislier. 34, ig b o d J*n»Bu(Dr Page B l It was J 34,000 new jobs. That’s a ( IS the first time the two Administradon. Kempthomeme defended the tax record,”rec Kempthome said. have metet on< the same stage since Centtal to Brady’s attaciicks in the cuts, saying 500,00050( Idaho fomiiies One< of che most uncomfononoble spending $15,000 the campinpaign began, and Brady hour-long1 debate wos and 24,000 fa KW for charter air* M o n e y farms and ranches momentsme of the debatete for craft and increasejused spending on aggressiveively took on the ohe-tenn Kempthome’s] approvalilofSlOO havebenefltcd[cd from state tax sav* KempthorneKe came when Bi Dollars for davelopmmwnfcA incumbm.ent on issues ranging from millioni in tax cuts in 20011.. ings. The goveivemor also pointed to askedasl him wl^ his office:ew as "ease see OOVQ0VERN0R.PageA2 hardware maker aimlims to add jobs in Shoshone, ifagrantif t LJ ^ vviO help extend sew - P ic k in ’ PL'UMPKINS = siverser* X vC^called ■ Candidaiates '*•“ meeat hits NA'PION ifocus or•n Market manipulation:on: A n Q p h Enron trader says heh e h e l p e d 0 ^ 1 1lools manipulate energyf sis u p p l i e s _ 1rural Id^laho d i ^ g Californiansipoweroi- pc Bucanarea students did s ^ t o boost prices. a t any, officials say )yJunaP«)ca Pag. A3 B H H %flmea New i writer Th*T1mM.N•.News and TfteAaw>d*d a f d Preta___________ TWIN FALLS - The diememe that emerged . ^ e e k E n d n legislative debates Thursdirsday was rural Ida TWINFV)FALLS - Schools in the daho: how to preserve and proteapro i t Magic Vall'alley and Wood River And predictably, the two subsubjects that got thehe most attention in regardtrd to diat were 'VaUeyhadiid a close brush with con- COF taminated i onflned animal feeding operationsopi and d poulcty meat, but offi- tenerm limits. dais said no local children ate the Candidates from the newnew legislative • foul fowl Dis Bliss nd Camas County were Hstricts 23 and 24 par- h among the i ^ ridIdpated in a televised . le school districts nation- fonirum sponsored by the IWIn' Rlllt wide that: receivedre some of the 27 Twi million poui win Falls Chamber of ounds of recalled chick- Coilommerce and Cable County en and turk«rkey meat linked to a lis- Om>ne at the Q ty Council CommisilanC< Hun^trfonomfiMajVlagic leriaoutbre;)reak. The outbreak sick- chaliambers. y^^ey Little Iheaterer iinvites ened 39 popeople and killed seven Schedules somehow Ccaiklidatm w u to v is t L ittle= ShopS of ide, the Agriculture «re mixed up, so some ^ mtsaidThur^y. andidates showed up drtale-ft , . ' ^ M Nearly 1.1 .8 milUon pounds of Ite. Tbe result was d i a t ----- Pa««Cl Wampler Foods'turkeyFc meat was om Gannon and Bill Ch^!0^n^plolm in die inter- ; purchaseded for distribution to est]sting Senate race in. Distric schools andid otherI agencies partid- itrict 23 did n o t I. ',' pitting ift th ebate each other. Gannon hn ^ s i p f e * - : the federal lunch, pro- isiself at die beginning of tl ice<iff, and C hlA »ha a t th e Qo<E loodst^ liss and Camas caught IIIheBruinsk themearinin time and didn’t serve odt addressed tbe ilame questi ' • ' W Gannon, a retired Navy coincommander wbb v V ' mccer it to smdent:nts. I ismnow die plannihg and zoni^ alls School District was cleric fbr tbe i- .\'- ■ Mjuadwon Twin FalL ty of Buhl, only touched onm tbetl subject of Jieir dis- scheduledI to receive its shipment mfined animal feeding operateradons. He said lict play- 30 c ^ss iof the contam^ted it’s’s not a good idea to site th -pp . meat this mimorning. However, die e them doso to )ff opener. warehouse se was nodfied and . Piease se eS DEBATE,DE Pa^A 2' . puUedthem) meat off the shelf, said Rage Dl Susan Hendinderson, food service supervisor. len In Blainee CounC V, meat thac was cHIA: Bin Ladei supposed to be delivered never th e r p l a n e s trie ecause of an apparent pi)ushed bigger p Id Lauri Fros^ the dis- nexpen. tricfs spokes ceswomsn. _ e y>lcago e Tribune_______________ / in Camas CoiCounty School District 26, todays received one)ne case bf deli turkey WASHINGTON - Osama bin Laden per- . breast Scho<hool offidals wroce on soncnally rejected a colleague’sue’s plan to fly T * * e A 6 I large letters, “Do Not smalall, explosive*packed aircrircraft into the 4>p i n i o n icaminated Meat,” and Wororld Trade Center, suggesting Magic VoHey eodorsem sec it out foror die freight company menent of “even larger planes,”s,” according« to I, said district Busmess declassified report from1 CIACl Direct,or .V ^ t e r s should rely on e JP trendy Scrickler. MSIIumtnktTMInt »rge Tenet released Thursda:sday. .if. enM and philosophy in JJS.Agrio} And the crash of an EgyptA iculture Secretary Ann (romFQll^y•a^old• WhKmy Chips aianti Kesley Salaiar of Burlsy u» ptAir flight off /a - D istricts 24 ,2 5 and 26,Z Veneman sai(taid In a statement diat .u. uia.all thilr atrsnftti to lift a ggiant punpUn out of (^aniwtucket in 1999, apparentlydy byt a suiddal -editorial says. ^ ment is tracking where ‘the Cranney pumpkin patch easast of Burley Thursday moming.lg. Tha girls and thslr c lu imlatss ati at Rainbows anti pilotlot, helped convince al-Qaidaida !leaders that . V products recalled by Ribbon* Day Care vUIUd ths papatch to purohase putnplilns whlwhich tlisy'll transfonn Into jao)[aok-o’-lMtams. U.S.S. air travel was vulnerablele tott anack and airmthe Wa^Eto?oS’oods were distributed. - anipuladon, Tenet said. So far. no10 illnessesi have been _ )y any of the schools, T G o m i n g U f 3 Cohien, a spokesman UI . S . v o w : for tba USD/DA’S Food Safety and ^s to h it Irr a q S c u d1 sites to pprotect Isisrael' | ^ Gospel Jazz Ih^pecdonSeiService. Combined wira reporta A ’^ifferent kind of mus News thatat the contaminated ^ which was convejveyed during this to ScudSa missiles, from its deset>ert Meanwhile, the UnitedUn States week’s visit to V fiTHng (h e m ountain J,air ,,..06 ■”<’« h»d entereden the schools « > Washington by airbabases. has removed lancuuguage expUdtly J ‘ WASHINGTON - TheI IBush Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Therhe administration's dedsio: .W oodfRiver Valley. embers of Safe lables ion tlu-entcninR miiitar>-ry acdon,oi \ ^ e . HA2-5.B6-7 OiirPriodw adm inistration has told IsraelIs Sharon, followss ani undisdosed to commitco ground forces tot makintl cicsir Bnghduhdud wUl face irtes . .62 . victim and fi thathat it would deploy Spepecial reconnaissance! missionm In west- destrtJtroy what military analyst’Sts coiisoquunccs if it failsfail: to coopet^ Saturday In Operadons forces in the we:western ern Iraq this sumummer by Israeli say is »i ..J » 7 ' is a relatively small numbeber ate with weaponsIS inspectora,ii TlwTIniM^etw oienbaum, die gioup's Iraqi desert at fhe start of any spedal forces, acciccording to a for- of mobilemo Scuds in Boghdad’d’s diplnmnis and U.S.>. offidalsof said 5 .. .DW ipokeiwniunan. said u a news coo- ^war against Iraq to desat)y’ fadli-fi mer U.S. defensinse official. The arsenienal underscores the Stron;mg Thursday. ^ D E X . ier , . j a terance In WashingtonWl diat food des that could be used to lailaunch covert Israelii o p eratio n was U.S.i. desired Co keep Israel out: ofo The latest compromiseco , ” End .CM Inipection bfioffidals should have oiM les at Israel, senior U.S.S. and aimed at determ:rmining whether . anyr war,wi as the first Bush admiiilin- appeared tailored to winv support ' £ 5 -1 6 N a s c a r .
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