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ByMleliaelJournournee V Times-News wrltiwriter ______NewYoik, NewYoricA: A local V,;-;;,.. BURLEY - Cassia County w om an is rep o rtin g ththe e ne*4s investigatorss saidsa a body found in the Big Apple. southeast off BurleyBt is likely a ------^------1 — ------woman~missinging-from'her'south:------, ____edst Burleyy home h< since last . H e a i/ ph /" ' A body matchatching the descrip- tion of Kacy/ KiKay Ray, 30, was & F a s h io n found a t about ab< 4:30 p.m. IMMCUtOVTtolW Saturday in the Stoecklein style: S un n Valley \ Jeanetta Knowles,Kn Dl«|rlch's mayor forr theth< past 12 years, stands In fi the desert about 13 I front of one of tho new sowarrar systems being dug near thethe ^wn. The first sewer systen:em . miles southeastast ofi Burley, .Cassia Western photographere r D avid will •>« “*«dled (or the school district.' ■ Courity Sheriffiff BillyB C rystal said: S toecklein tu rn s his lerlen ses on ■ The sheriffs officeoffi issued a news cowgirls. release Sundaylay of the discovery of the body. . ; ' 'F A lthough the th« body has not “ Ruiral comnmunitdes fined ways ito adapL / C ...... officially beenin kidendfled os Ray, , S p o r i >> L ..'Crystal saidI ininvestigators are . ^ Gregoryry I H ah n reasonably sureore it is the missing Times-Newsffs writer______‘ ■ | | | | | B wonfian. Thei physical ph descrip- I H H H dons of Ray and the do th in g she dealt with some klea3eaa •- ?;; (lugAr'groi««n;M fbod-w^ffrooe^lo^ hw; sfaer^ghln • : . was wearing .wKenJast.seett,verywKc _____ ------DIETRICUGH—rltb ecam e-d ear----- rurariawnoKmi^ • “ the townI would w have to. build a dosely match1 theth' victim, Crystal; &.dthe»«-, .;^v. <:>a,Waste.traatMiM6(i«etainleifs ~ TTvee peo(M;bn the’I«House, said, MMtfl sewer wheihen-tho health depart- : .^Iheipst rample of .Ihededlr J ment threereatened to shut down ie in tbwM «f)th '^ l a t l o h sib b lg ^ The victim hadha( suffered muld- I the school.ll. < ' r ; ; thani0,000'Bnd ta'0fK'of tw 11 nwrnbefs'list fermtr^igas' I pie stab woun3unds. Police are r7liet^hhled:«pt^ » change tho,^.stferte ^ .^ i^ V occupations. B sptic tank, recalled 48 iftaiM sijrprt^hgV, this penellel^ in v e stig a tinng g 1the death as a : !^^tfM wtpc«ifi)Jes/:s.iTTh^money Is eliocqtac>.be^«4- (lilled'ied'ab»(io requir9.the ruMIfli^'- - homldde. I Mayor Jeannetta /OTfWichate < lr\ placard) the.,l96C|s.tiia('(to^ I, was running into an l^iltllniB'ctiemteeis on iand'to beajapplied' Official identlentification of the .' r« ri^ kiahe's.cvtrantpopulxjl8^.flnd,ec«w*';«r6^^ ^bni psised the’fUR SenM urianlinhnoiis- ' victim and caucause of death can h . , '^E&iral'nimie««jve<.;ti^u g h i'^ ^ oMnBwexOT>>«g'-qrlM'?'^:7T Brfung: . -1______jroblenj. ------L^slalure’s charigfhg srffiea, • • V .. r. i y ’ A"''- • coeO aon-O f^ lawmaiahead. It’s inevitable.” stoves and batbattery-powered led .8-12 ' ~1eadeiy pergdouble ahead Saturday molOve o lm o st 100 smtThe covenant communitiities of refrigerators. stories-A4. nuclear-proof Doves of the Valley and AliMmost The local-groccrocery store signed togoWto... I Times ______— icrc in the-middle of-----witl ' retreat on theI,” Low: 20s Htgh:Is 330s Low: 20 i High: 30s 30 Low: 20s | ( Highs/lows Idaho ; ______ll1BceuIe^A:tfoy Cloudywthchartccof ' -GoGood chance of sncw;------A ch::hnncc of snow." ♦ — “ Partlyly clcloudy.------A chancc ince'ofsnow.------. snow.Sam ctonighL. . . andbreczy., anc ______Ma* Min Pep Idaho: ' HiRhT ~ • _ - High:c :3t low: 23 ...... »ojolsc 30 19 ...... 'cii-giiics'xx. Low, XX : a o tiddy r i Idday and tonight ------^------1 -BJurleyui 32 22 .05 dcgrtrs 1 at w. I chancc of snow. ______F nN ational w eather Nation: High, xx at ...... Ca:owrd'Alcnc30.i 27 .10. XX. J Low, XX at XX. R.iihI 0or snow likely IH a)tioH w eather ' TTThe AccuW eathei* forecastisl for noon.Monday. Jan. 3. • Cr;Orangeville m m m Tuesdayd.y,hlgh36, )day. Ja n . 3 ■ [— CZBBZIM E fagernian m 22 m AecuWoiWottirwr* tOfPCMl lor daylimo eondiliona.loot, htftftow lemperatufw -10* -M Oa to»’ ao* w Ml K» 100* 110* Idadaho Falls 23 17 tr irale htgn ismperaiuro zones lor tho day. .ewislon • 37 31 ir Sawlooth Mountdi l a i n s / Halad 33 19 - ___ cConifbftfact^'~"~ vlnlla- ■■ 34 23 ...... \Atood River \A3lleye v ' — j Noon Immldity. 7U% McCall 22 12 .01 : 27 Low to ... .• Noon lucometcr: 29.96 'Sim ’oc^lello 27 20 .10' ...... K , v ^ . Iv cloudy, toflay and ialmon 25 10 rtillcnI’m jnti moU counli; ton ignjht l with chancc of ;ianlc7 20 13 ...... Tt.Tt*c n-jKxllns tejw n hji ' sn o wV. . Snow likely lunV.II., . a, cfMkt]2 for ilw year. Ti2-sd.iy,iiy , high 34. - ™ AMlima & AllcfKv of kljiKi ri'turm in March. The Nation ______“ . .. y Eastern Idaho Max Min Pq> Mbuqucrque . - 43 . A High:i 222: 12 W h - • Mchor.iKc- 5 •7 !!“! ly doudy loday with _____52 „ ircliancc~of'im >w^ aoston ^54 34 .03 Clearingring lonighl. Cloudy 60 '- -3 7 -.01 ^ \ 9 H L Tocsdny.iiy. chanco of snow, cm. Pallas 73 64 »>».■ ■ _ J ______Denver 42 18 high 27,27. . 0csMoin« 42 40 aOOOAeeuW—th f.ln e . WAIW ' STATIONMY i D«CXet/oir 56 22 .08 i-teholulu-- - ...... 7 9 ...... Northern Ictaho—— — ------— ..... 66------j _ - _____o ^Milton 81 68 : 36 Low: 3J 9 ~ b • E3 ESI EHI E!i3 u a E3 < tidianniwlis '6 0 47 . X ^ • High: 3( Iflh to « ' ananrtci n«W - T-tlorriloriM Flmttw . Snow . to .. .to.aunmr .PLCIoudif Cloutfi, j . - — - MostJydlyd oody wllti .-islicht fcinMsCHy . 54 ' 5 3 ...... ;imniRhi'fain-in-tf«r j a —------iMUm Anceln 61 44 Z .iflern(X}iwwn. Kain lik d y o n wtfmnhls • 7.5 _____5 3 ______Tuwday. Beach------7 9 ------67 ■ ■ ■ ______ncto thc.NatioruLWcail)fr.Sofviuiiuiiadio band atVI-lF.EM lOzi oir. yiltw.niki.f______:_5G______32:______i07______L-rncH address Ibr Idaho Tr.iitsfKxtilltt.nion DcpartincntflMd reports is: ^inneapolii 35 27 .tM ------hllpy >Jcw Orli-an% 70 50 ■Northern Uh3h .... p/Avww.staif.itl.uViKl'ila-rtwd'imlL'tKlcx.hlml ’ •• , - , • - .".He«iew York SB 41 .______- :.Ok3kla)iom.i City G3 4a High: 31 >iw ha 34 3 0 .Ot Snow lil fimTnix ■ 57 ■ • 4 5 .01 B nsa - P i t , some clearing. Indci: 1 ’itlsburoh...... 66------— *42------;o2------„,*fflBSaB.' ' ■ . - D ll the following nurrixs ...... Idaho: Idaho MW i&isuli'iletJ-dfcas of snow sho%^' -thtfefairand'dry...... ' ' • pysr■ortland Mi-. m ...... -... M ostlyly T- -Bum linw Asiorm svstem in IheCrcMi '’W*------I^BOO^lDA-ROAEJtlJtMW A sertos ot wealhcrCf disturtxinas will cross ihe} •- ing rain, dcct-nnd.srKiw IojkWKXthpn. Michigan and- tmcs------^------50------T3 : ^7:7: (tO minulc!u'w 432-7632). 54 gem siale early this wiwock bringihg'mostly cloudyf cuits of.Wlsra^in apd Mirftxiriiwsofa.' Srkiw accumu- salliiltffi-Cily *00 20 . ,30 skies and snow,fall 'io> nmany areai.Significant snow:.JaiionsnMcht^.a'fevv in cht id .and frce/ing rain ere- Sanatr Francisco ___ 55 . 4 0 ...... Norttiem Nevada m -fall isexpectedatson)^oeoflhc higlvi'ck.’vntions.- ^ aicd some travel hazartls. . .. -Sc.1C.UII 0 .. 45. JO ...... Ebcwhcrc: Sno%v follfoi .in Ihu Crwi Lakes region1 ' Light rainwnsscattca’d.aa■across the lowcrPlains, pobane 31 2 7 - \ 31 Low: 19 Sunset todtoday 5:17 p.m. y.lilllnulon f)!) ■ 44...... and the Rocklcroil Suriundayrwhllo dryrfnlr\vt?ntht^rTTind'some thunderstormrwcriLVcrtJ TTponod ln-c.tstcm- -'''Vu’iiu iia 64 ■ ■ '43 ..... : O oudy[y ulcxl.iy and lopijjhl Sunrise’ tomorrowtoi U:00 a.m. dominated much of Ihthe rest of the nation, Oklahoma, w ilh ch.chance of snow. Lunarplu>hastt New, Ian. 6; first quarter, |an.lan. 14; ^ wintry mix fell inn cxirmet ndrtlK'f n portions off Snow across the higher•r elelevations of wwtcrn Cairanadian Cilies S n ow’ likli ely Tuesday, full,|ari.2(I.20 ; last quarter, )an. 28. :al«.iry 22 0 the Northeast. Migli pnprL-ssuru dominating tbe Mid-- Colorado .ind Utah .iccumulallulaled up to inclu.**. a high 33.3. lontreal 33 - 14 Atlantic and Southea:.■ast regions k(.*]}t conditions -T h e Associated Press Tonoronio 47 2» . ,Var'ancouvcr 47 28

Irrigators ...... — Survival _

. Continued from A l . . - — ContContinued from A l ..... nities,-where thoso-wary-of th what- • “Look -at w hat’s-going-g-on: vegetables coverer ttl h e h illsid e s. ------ik It s a g o o d m o v e .” h e ^ - -off delivery-to that irrigai •gettin g un d er-w ay.------J------w^ a s - h a p p c nilng-ln-the-world ln ------^WeiVe^re-losing-ou'r-freedom:m s -ln ------There-Bre-a-fevi-few large, expen- ■ " the problem is resolved. “One guy was telling mem we around themI cf officers'ando soldiers woiUdlid t^ one McLaihb livesves in, a couple of from the Natural ” , rogulalions, companyy ott.calso Co got helicopters,” Hasz said,id. “He b artered . Theie “covenant” was 0 to find the safest place:e in underground housio u se s a n d cab in s, Conservation Service,' ® say. even went so far as to say,']. ’If you sim ple: Theyy 1had to agree to AmiAmerica to live.” , "About the mosnost radical thing Coiner said,id. Management prac- , Most farmers arc doingmg a great I lose power, how are you goi'olng to defend their neneiglibors’ constitu* If If it is not -the safest placiice, it we did is the cabcabin roof is red, j lyacrylamide - also job at cleaning up tht get water out of the riv(ver?’ I tional rights, hohowever that need sun:urely is one of the lovell'illest. the garage roofr is.whiteiIs and the . f Iheir d.s- known asi PAMP -- sprinklers. ____ T=ichaFgesp-bo here," said Joe Jakusz,Ja a Union in ru n off. , i problems. But a few have ( Gritz. the forrher speaalI forcesf tion for law enfcnforcemeht and the lioaiioarfrost. The clouds blankeceting .Pacific Railroadd ocondtictor from impany shareholders « Ing problems, and theI coc o m p a n y officer who clatrhs to beb< the military, saidi heh and Gritz saw he the valley turn violet and pinkp Nevada who wasas upi in Doves of in the changed bylaw j . needs to bring it to their at inspiration for Rambo. wcvorked the need for a1 retreatrc lohg before witlvith the early-setting sun. DeerE the Valley over t! during the; annualai meeting at 9 , r the New Year’s to protect efforts by the c( with McLamb in the mid-19‘990s to th e Y 2 K Issue,ue, ahd that need pokloke out «f the brush. Slopoping holiday for a honej>ncym oon w ith h is ! -Tan. 11II. in tho Fine AVts ------andthcTcsrof-thc-wntcr-C T establish tlicir'covcnnnrxoi■•ommtF----- hasn’t gone-awa;kvayr^------^ f ieields li of harvested'alfalfa’ia’and wife,a locomotlve'iive engineer ------;— . Auditoriumin\ at the College of ^said. . S o u th e rn Idalia h o . The company already hj -hasspon Kthecha,lange is approved, a L a lot of money to buildI rsc e d .m e n t E of 10 shareholders trapping ponds on its irr Body __ would be appppointed by the board . draias. But those ponds sh to work outt IItlie details of putting CorContinued frotn A l ...... ' ' a backup, not to take th “Wc-’rc-just loollooking for who — ( the sed l-, ■ the policy intcn to p r a c tic e. onl: m ents from a^few fanners only be determined by an autop-at ' -s h e m ig h t h a v e bbeen e with over . !r s w ith a n ------r h e -T w ini-FaU F s C an al Co.-l.s n o t— sy .- ■ erosion problem. ’yrCrystal-saidr-The-exatrimina^ ------^^-flsslaXoumuntyrflfliflctivcs and------^ n oion'with o n multiple stab wounds, the past few days,”rs,” Ci7 S tal sa id , , . th e first to enacte n such restrictions tiortion of the body will be sc “The place to take care sched- ■ ^ the itJaho3 SiState Police Invosti-' Anyorlyone with Information about whoho - . Cassia Countyy sisheriffs Capt. ■= or its membT ib c rs, A lb e r d i s a id . ule< b a ck on th e lan d,” C oiner 5 uled with a forensic patholiologist gatlons unitjnit are scorching for • R ayn>y may havo been with sin ce horDf jim Higens saidaid there arc crsaid._ Irrigation coiflompanies In toditoday. Company officials rec ’ ^ ____ ony Infomiallonn alalKHJt Kfl|v Kay disapisappearance can call Cassia ' s o m e in d ic a tio nis^hat s tl Ray may ig to n h a v e d o tie so.-— R that change is coming inS fX a l “"‘JWashingt, Ray, who was reported r outs srnce Dec. 25'. ^ C o u•u^'mvostigatbfs ffl at'878-T105:5. Ifave been at“her he home on 3 1 And the NorthsideN. Canal Co. ing water quality .standards, * ing to*Cassia County deptputie.^ when sho was lastlas reported seen . A CassIissla Criine Stoppers at 878- Hiland Avenue betweenbe 5 and s, and the enacted a simimilar provision about Wei canal company is a partid IVednesday, was last heardJfrom i ^y.JIkely^oy's.y's,.y^3 found 13______^2900.LOO_oMSP.invostigotors.ot.7.36^>■ 6 p.m. on the daylay_she_wasJast______uapm “I three years agoaj - with 97 percent - DecDec. 2 6 .------• ‘ ongoing local efforts to < miles south of ButleyBu Saturday after- SO'S?'>55. s e e n . tfi control approval ofI shareholders,si compa- T . pollutants running into cl The Cassia County Shereriff’s D etectives asksk that1 anyone 3 che mid- nymanagerT: Ted Diehl said. OffiOffice is heading up the inv d ie S n a k e R iver. nvesti- In v e stig a tio nns s and Forensic inglg upi leads'In their arciCQ.- w it h I n fo r m a t ioon n in this case ut, water users are not gati;ation with assistance from “It’s the future,” board n H»e Division. Officeicers from Rupert Crysirystal said detectives havee no coll 878-1106, 878-178-2900 or 736- turn water back into IdaIdaho State Po ' Dan Shewmaker said. ‘ a..3 ^S“i and Twin FallsIs are, also foUow- susp(isp ec ts y e t. 3055. that’s any worse than :: going to have to change i: i'h r Mthey c receive from the —:-we-do-business a little I: e t)it at a canal companany, Dielil said. It has tim e." w ork ed J s(.so far. Efforts by the canal cocompany. Like its coicounterpart south of m m m and some irrigators alread□ady have ,he Snake, ththe Northside Canal improved the disdiargess fromfr the Co. has builtk ssediment ponds and I: tract, manager Vince A ; Alberdi weUands on1 nmost of its drains to ' said, ilie company has donJonewim- trap sedimements and nutrients in • in reason what it can. NNio w th e _ its retu rn floow w s, D ie h l said , company is asking olher:lers to do additiorion to a vote on the . w hat th e y ca n . h e said. c h a n g e In th River cleanup efforts, thefie com< p a------ny has been hearing com]D m p lain ts T im cs-N ow:ws’ i writer N.S. I ' from" water users who0 rr> e ly o n N okkennvd caican be readied a t 733- runjiff from other .irrigr ig a t o r s , 0931, Ext.■ 237,- 2 or by e-mail - . - I F T T i r A RIMEKS i AlbePdi said. nicls9magicvaivallcy.com s iEE n m A L . - IfXASIKC is right for you.J. •: Circulation Sunday S7.00 perr w.week, daily only $5.00 R nonclol Services. Inc. ^ S b a mm i .... -Duniel W oleck. circulalion.d dii ir e c io r -per « « t . 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r -.N a TLON__._;, Albrig§ht tak(:es cautirious ap3proacI:has Mi[ideast talksi Gj)pen : ■■ ■. SHEPHERDSTOWN,N.W.Va.(AP).-As. ■■M T T T W lM l from Wa:IVasUngto'n. •responsibllaility” to achieve an agreensement and a truthful c Ie Mideast peace a ; . local.clergy led prayer il desire to bring about a1 Clinton has made I yers for successful P residenlent Clinton within thele year. “We don’t need toto wait ju&t and comprelirehensive peace.” ■ top foreign policy goaloal for 2000, and the j • 'peace talks between1 1sraelIs and Syria, HHB h Hw « clearedd hish sched- for anotheiler millennium, another centu- ce Israeli Foreig 11 be pushing both I ^ .Secretary of State Mad sign Minister David Levy/ administration will b ladeleine Albright ule to prepreside over ry, or eveien another 10 years to firfind a • told Israel’s arm;rm y radio that the country/ sides to resolve theirir didifferences. ______said Sunday_ihere is “no done deol”.and . -'w . S the firstIrst day of ' way to maliike peace wijh bur nei^bibors,” c - would ask Syriar•ian President Hafez Assad addiiiohal rounds ofI mnegotiations may . negotiadcations. ___ ■____he s^ d .__ I In addition to thee IsIsrael and Syrian ; ...... :___ to join the ,talkiilks to,prove that he.was track, the president-int-is-pressiog.for-.a ------•be needed before "a'settlement a' is \ IsIsrael and Synan; ForeignI Minister F^roul>uk al- serious about peace.pei reached. M S y ria aappeared Sharaa, leadingle his country’s dellelega- Assad rarely c resumption of talk:ilks between the ly appears in public, evenI ' . Israelis and Palestinia:inians to implement '. “We all understandid how1 fateful the ■ ■ d e te rmmined, ii to tion, also> headed1 to the United StatesSt ' at home^ and his hi: trips abroad are even decisions are,” Albright;ht said in an inter*' w ork towtoward end- on Sunday,ly. . the Wye River peac«;ace accords, over !" rarer. Al-Sharaa-aa is a dose, trusted aide' which he presided inn OctoberO' 1998.. 7 view with The Associat:iated Press on the W tL- *"6 moreore than 50 In Syrii•ia, the news media, wiwhich . and has represeesented Syria in previous, eve of the U.s.'sponsoreiored talks. “We are ■ years of)f eenmity. re fle c t government gc thinking,, 's i a id ' negotiations witl Hafez Assad wants aware of that.” vith the Israelis, Syrian President Ha Mad1ad«leIneAIM2ht As he left for Damascusus pins great hopes on>n the- Talks betweensen Israel and Syria broke: . to recover the Golanin PHeights, a strata- :v--.tr. -The United States ch(chose aS a“slte for ' r - - Washifi’i n g 1 0 n , upcomingg negotiations...... i -- down in 1996i following fo a series of sui-''•...... gic bbrder endave Uiaitliat Israel captured' . the talks, which openen today," a semi- Israeraeli Prime Minister Ehudi BBarak said . Al-Thavawra newspaper said S’Syria cide bombingss inii Israel. The talks wereI in the 1967 M ideastit WWar, in exchange i • .secluded conferencee centerc 70 miles Sumjnday that he felt the “bi“burden of heads intoto the talks with “open mindsm: revived in Washiishington last month. for peace with the Jewiewish state. • ;} BradIley tri | (or whether) he goes to the role religion'plays inI his1 life a freedom fighfighter, an escapee M He won’t talk about whc advises ' by saymg, “I think peoplee haveI a - from a Vietnamlamese prison camp ------r\ - him' on econom lc'or ed -right-t&-fciowt.if-rm-a-crexookrbut ----- (vho-tynctrhijajijacked'aT}lane"nj------p _____issues. He woi^t e^enn i what -n o t a sirjner, since we all are.”ar drop similar onti-govermentanti pam- ! i ■ books'henikeis or which — lowa'Democratlc'Cha:lalrnlari ' “ phlets over Holo ChiC Minh City.------1 ------he-hasieen.______Robert G. Tully stud Bradlidley can Ly Tong was questioned by Bill Bradley, headed the expe'ct'to be chuUehgedI'on'thls' c 'U.S. officialsIs aafter Saturday’s " frantic final month beforebe approach in coming .v,.weeks.' flight into Cub<'uban air space but ,• New Hampshire showdovdown with - “lowans are very probinjing, and was released:d vwith no immedi- ,1 . Vice P readent Core, is Jto^'ng to are pretO' intense aboutt askingi ate charges,, sa:said Customs Ser------rcmain-the-mosrprivate'ate of pub<— ------w ho you are and what makikes-you- —vicet-spokesmarman Michael Shee- •-----lie figures. The formrm er tick,” said Tully, who is neutral-n han. ------^Jer*oy-senator-continujnuallysug:— “iirtheTace:------—::------:------Tongr^Vsurriurrendered-his-two—— -j gests in words and actiortions that Michael Nelson, a politicdeal sd- ■ week-old pilot’lot’s liceii’se to the he were, elected, the pnpresidency. . entist at Rhodes Colleleg e in ' Federal Aviarioiition Administration ] would be dramaticallyy dideperson- -.. Memphis, Tenn., who has^vStten v Woretereleaslease. He said he had ' • alized-for-the first tim& tim since— a dozen books about thee presi- planningling the flight for ; Gerald R. Ford wawas pho-__ dency, said voters must kncnow the ">oiiths, t o g r a ^ e d to astin gJ hish own " I foundation for a presidentiiitial can- Very imporlportant pieople are i English muffins 25 yearsars ago. . - didate’sdi moral and eiethical pajmgattendonuon to what happens ! of the third mlllenni* f While larding his br “Bradley is asking vot lod, justice and my jji is attempting to draw thethi widest up in waysrs thati are simply curi- icical records' for the p i e rio d vised crusade;des, I.stop and listen assume as that his religious I ..Vzone of privacy.of anyypresiden-_ p ous(hewasas th e only major.pres* - -bi-before 1996...... - ,. . - ... - and think hohow m uch he -is th e wi I ^ mission againstmcpmmumsm.", c _ . _ won't affect the way he leileads as the State! Department^saidD< - J tial candidate in memtimory. His idential can:andidate who sent no It is his silence on rereligion same.”-~ “ pipresident,” Nelson reticence was already on display holiday carcards), and in ones that - that tl is most surprising,g, given Now, evenn thet topic of religion ( J r h t Sunday that Tonrong had engaged in “Whether he’s a man of fa a “provocativocls and partner natiation. The United dates a question bn the iss services as a way to createte better - States shouldd rnot be a member of NEW. YORK ( A P ) - I tt’s ’j only The New York•k TTimes. ' trade. I belie^eve well be prosper- American ^ jobs and increa::ase eco- such organizaizations as the WTO _ Shakespeare, but directoror Julie To win the: “R”“R rating, she had — Should the United StaiStates seek pwifweemlimbrace free trade, and nomic n< growth. I proposee a new WhiclTis iToTofa representative ' • Taymor still had to wage;e a big ' to agree to cutut sisc)me shots from"a'' ' free or liberalized tradeade agree- ^ make it a priority to obtain - North Atlantic Free ‘T ra d e body. The WTiITO is unelected and ***fight to win an “R” rating! ffor her Roman orgy seerscene:. ments with more nations? ni new negotiaidating authority. I will Agreementa between thetie U.S., unaccountableble to the American new film “Titus.” Starring Anth(nthony Hopkins and ier-didnot -W.ock_to^encind.tariifs.ond.bieak ___-Great-BritainGi and-Irelamind,-and ----- people^’------In a phone cnll from Viy.enice,_Jessica_Lange*J respond..His commentsnts will be down barrirriers everywhere, free fr trade agreementsts with JohnMcCairain: “Yes. I believe in Taymor defended her nm ovie . story of a fictiontional Roman gener- printed they are is receivcJived.) ------e n tir e ly ^SQ c the whole world -JapanrAustraliarNew-Zeal:alandfii ------free-tradei-I-s•I-supported-^^AFFA------rendition“ of William_S1 ...... - - trades m fnfreedom.'The fearful Orrin Halch:'“I have lorong sup-...... and GATT'(NoNorth American Free speare’s first hit play, “Titus“ • cessful campaig>aign of destruction ...... - Democrats . build walls.s. The1 confident dem.ol- ported p( expanding tradede with Trade Agreeeement_ancLwotld ____and^ Andronicus.” It dj^\ew fire___ ag^nst the Gothioths, only to find he__ . ” . ish them. ] trom ratings officfals 'f-Vr H its has fallen outlit ofo favor witlTTiis BiU Bradley: “Yes. Agr< . I am co n fid en t in more nations, espedally wth^vi our trade agreemement), and I believe American W(workers, farmers- and___.agricultural products, ancnd have,..... U.S- participcipation in the WTO depictions of rape, r«viveiige, emperor, ___ ,to l6wer_trade_batciet (, an d r~am*cbnfident dismemberment and caminnibal* There is pierilenty of violence, r export markets and creati been an active supporter:r of the will continuee to I be beneficial to Mteoppor Amencflica’s.best is.the best in __ e : ism. ______but no ,cheap_vip .violence, Taymor ■ tunities for Americansns 10 ca m , - Export Enhancement Pn’rogram expanding our)ur-businessopportu- - I. U nfortunately, th e a,;and the Market Access PrProgram nities aroundd thet world. The ben* “I'm in a d ^ where the chur^*d said, imore. Global agrei e walls “Titus,” shehe said,j is not just ___ ’reached through theh . w r r? CUnton.Gor,ore Administratiori is to promote A m erican prciroducts efits of expandmded free trade have es have frescoes on the 125-years-to lose presi------.showing scenes much,I. more . . about.violence.ice. "It’s about, ho w ...... '(World Trade'OrganizatidJti6ii)have ------overseasrAmericaVfarme:lers-and ----- been an imporMjrtanrcontributorto----- ide negotiating authori* mmanufacturers should be: eable to the unprecec:edented economic shocking than anythingI iin my we make ententertainment ouf of ; ' ' .the greatest potential b film,” Taymor says in^ Surunday’s violence." but they must take full i ed new leadership on cocompete in an open marketet.” growth of thee ppast decade." "* of the impact of tradede on Ihe Alan Keyes: “The U n ited enviromnent and labor.” orbcs: “As an interna*' ' stStates should negotiate:e trad e Al Gore: “Yes. As Pres■Resident, I ? ° ""lb u d nness e leader and CEO, I ajagreements with natiorons b u t • will ask Congress for the power I” ' _to reach new trade agrei^eem ents, ^;^nd open new marketsets to our 1^ 2 ) ^ im sana.'a I's Sh< o r e ' ' ^ goods and services. But,Jut, where , ^ 'ev er necessary, I will alsoIso ask for, - ' V < tfg6£|l a i3A!s@ [a'i? ^ ■ and use, the authority' to negoti* | | U V 3 S ate labor and environmernental pro-' ^ S M mW, t\ tecdons in those agreemciments." Breakfast:t Special 9 5 W f Reform S T E A K &S iE G G S O B E ^ I d ^ Pat Buchanan: “Th ; should negotiate redproaS S i ^ d e Mon-Fri S e r v e d until 11f / : 0 0 a m W e e k d a y s ^ treaties with all nations,IS, treaties 7U.QU4 A 9 fcOOAM-niUOWGHt*Ht«nt-sAr*suN that erase our monstrourous trade ' J ’ ” *•« ______»8 tug mi!Jg!SllVI>.M(Hmi»mTHtlTWWOOO I 'deficlts, assure U.S. economic eci ^ .. f! independence, and put: ouour-manu- I; facture^^s and workers befbefore any » claims of a mythicalil ’ ’G lobal ^ ^ ■ : Economy.”’. ' Republicans ► i George W. Bush: “Yes,'es, I am a ; strong advocate of free!e aand fair ^ ;h o e f^EED HELPW SIG/^ N T lALE i QUICKBOOKSKS«? 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' The Timcs-Ncw:ws " ' I' ' Monn asa a-Way-to-trcat— lie. . Project,:t, 1proposed for the Idaho NaNational calls for BNFlFL to build and oporatgi.the tl About 22 perceni:enrof the waste would be, radioactive waste. *' E ngineeeeriog aiid EnvironmentalItal Lab* plant that wcvould treat up to 3 milltcllion indnerated. TheI wastew includes tools, lab Pleaselase see PLANT, Page A7 | Dietrich City Coiiniincll to meet to n l^ t at CityCl Hall ------. O( n t h e a i r^ . r DIETRICH ; The CityCil Council ^ -G o umeil ] I will meet at 7 ^.m. tod; at City ___^ if all. The rneeung'is o£ to.thc . . .public. mt?ers ^ loners to consider bids for tterminal ^ take^office HAILEY - Blaine Co'County com- missioners will considerieriiidsfora mobile data terminal for the Blaine ■--'.-County-bherifiZsrorfice-cc-autoday’&-.' i , toni^tght . J Commissioners will alsalso consider ' • ^ b H The Tltwe»New8 tax cancellation requtquests from ------r r - ...... :J ' Ju d ith ' L Biler o P RUver iv ~Ridge i'\i ■ .Townhbmes, Gary F.'' HofCma'nHi TW IN FALLiLLS-Thcbigday^ ; Valley Christian Fellovlowship and has come foror tthe three newly- - Louie’s Pizza and Italiann RRestaurant. elected City CoundlCoi members. Also on today’s agendmda a . . Glenda TheThompson,' Gloria \ cussion about insurance. Galan and TripTri Craig will be The meeting wiU bcgirigin at sworn offin istation. from-the councuncil to pursue other president. interests. " Also on the agenda1 aiare reports ^ After the2 n

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jV/IAa ^ i /"’\/ a i I i r v / H Simjpsonpla^ s f u lhweek iniMV-^ ... H j H The Times-News» ______Con^nservatiori* Districts at MiMarsh . Simpson to adviserise him on a^ncul- • Cre<>eek Event Centre, 899 S. IdahoIe tural issues. ■ fl U.S. Rep. MMi ike Sim pson, R- Higlighway 77, Albipn. Simpspson’s 4 to 6 p.m., - Meeting: with !______"thT Ma^c Vallejie>’ this w e ^ to dis- ^Resident e : Clinton’s nationalal ini- Qty Coundl memiiembers,.and Itevid ; cuss a numberr oof topics with resi- tiaiative t to preserve 40 milillion Schaffer of thee House’sH aviation ^ dents and officiaHnic alike. ... . acrcicres of.roadless federal area.UL subcommittee‘ at Bellevue City : Sim pson’s tour tc of the area 10:40 1( to 11:45 a.m. - Miilinico ' Han.^llS E. PopPoplar, Bellevue. : begins this momsming in Twin Falls Higiig h School- governm ent dass, d Airpon noise willwil /be the topic. , and will wine:nd up T h ursday Min>tinico High Sdiool, 100 S.5. 300 - Simpwn is also0 a member of the -' evening in HaU[alley. In b e t w e e n ,- WrV., .,: Rupert. aviation subcomminm inee: i — Simpson ^^-ili mamake stops in Buhl, Noon N to 1:15 p.m .,- Buiu rley ...... ------i - -! n Xlbion, Burle>'•'and ai Believi RotNotary Club, B'urley Thursday The followingng is Simpson’s itin- CorConvention Center, 800 erar>- for the w\-eek: » Ove>verland Ave., Burley. Topicjican 830to9aan.-n. - Meeting with ’ .. updipdate on Washington, Djj P Jerome economicimic developm ent 1 ...... wrvents ei and a preview of th* < and dtv leadersirs at the Jerome ; j Today- ...... Cafe, 6 i8 S. LinLincoln, Jerome. > . j to a.m..m. -■ Magic Valley ng congressional year. 1:^ to 4 pjn. - Neighborhirhfwl Topic: discussidision of economic I Region of Famirm Managers and. f dev-elopment issuesu es of concern. A Rural Appraiseisers at the Depot ' Jarm ” meeting at the honii -eonard Beck, 272 W. 20Cnn C no-host breakfastist Vwill be held at 8 < . GriU, 545 S. Sh'. 4:15 10 530 pun. - Meeting'„ . -.t, , Dennis Moore ata t 324-8189 : or the- ; i 10-30 to 11:3030 a jn . - Buhl High , Sts at Jeforae Chamberber of Commerce • j I f - School UnitedI SiStates gm-emment ' armers and extension a^eni m t m -----elas3T-Buhl-HiHigh-SchoolT-525------^heXas5>aj:jL«ntyj;:omho County Agent’s office. 1 SaAMooih AvCn., Eb W )verland Ave., Burley. Topic ace the U.S. f l ^ at ianko and Dsvld Gibson of BurteyBui take advantage of a poi .Noon to 1:11:15 p.m . - Buhl p o s t- C h r is ^ ^ a t Kmart. >o^bilit>‘ of another grass) s’ Memocial-in ; Chamber of CommerceC< at the ^ « i/niiiC Jerome’s South1 ParkPi with a new <■ Grandstands SponsSp Cafe, Main >er infestation of .Magic Va armland. ' - • . flag diat has flov«lov>Ti over the VS. I , J I O _____.and Broadway,.iy,.Buhl. Econom ic___ CapitoL ...... - Y2Kh€elps sorme Minli-Gassi L d development in small-town Idaho my­ Noon to 1 >.m. >. - Hailey wll the be topopic of Simpson’s W®*Wednesday —r:Rotar>'-Club,-SerSenior. C enter of , ______koTiote address,?SS. : NNoon to 1 p.m.* - Twin F ^ 173B to 3:30 ■ p.m . - Lioi.ions Club, Jade RestaurIrant, .-^ve, Hailey. SimSimpson will give ' J ^ Neighborhood^faiTO i meeting at 171!.719 Kimberly Road, T'rin Falls.F ___ a.Washington.,D...D.C.updateandJ___—. -retailerfs“burthinders ^ BuhlCity'Councindl chambers, 203’ Sim>impson will talk about whatv a preview of issuesisst coming in ' N. Broadway> Ave.A Topics: the haptappened in Washington,, D.C.-'-‘1 2000. -- ...... By Lomtine Cavener. Cheryl Plant,It, o»Tier of Forever TlThe doM-ntown area willI even-< 1996 F arp Bill,11. the World Trade lastast year and what is expecte:ted in. -130 to 3 p .mn, .-- M eeting with . ' . i TTme»Nqw» writer ______^ Friends coffe<:fee shop in Rupert. tualually suffer unless anotherr ;store Organizationn :and the United 200(:ooo. Federal Em<^enc;encj-Management : * just off the Sqikjuare. ' fillsills the space, he said. States* rebtionslnship with China. 1:130to'330 - Quanerl}rly Ag .\gen^- offidalss andar Bellevue res- - RUPERT - N’ormaJ or• avaverage Plant saw• quiteq a bit o f early “£“Every business in town bringsbi AdvIdvisorv- Meeting on ch’e CoidUege idents a t th e! BlaineBi County __ seemed to 'describe thee rrecent morning b_u^^ e » during Christ-__ ^monnorejraffic draw." ~he said.1 “We Tuesday ; ______if Southern Idaho campus inin the Courthouse; 206206 S. F irst Ave, ' __ holiday shopping season:inin'Mlni- mas - ^ p l ee ^who' stopped in for" will'kill miss'thaf.” ...... • 8:45 to 9:45 JU - 2000 l e ^ a-" 'aylor Building. Room 275,5, 315 • Hiuley. Topic anin areaa east of the ' C aSa:------a-cup-to gett tthem-jump-started------=WHiIFaowntown^hadW ave •aS^-Avyr Twin Falls.-A grououp of----- bike path; u-tddi'vihvs'as induded in r;------For Jeff Feroce, ov\-nersr «of the -for a day of sheshopping she said. holiloliday business, on the n y. Soil an d W ater ^ 0 farm interests put togeiheler Ijv- rih e flood'^am. •— Stockroom Family Shoe^nvstore in...... Plant is plea;e a s ^ m th her shop's -- - en:nd d of town business-fln o u r . Rupert, sales dropped offif 220 per- -business thisis ;year, even though isheshed. cent from last year. But: ththat’s a the store hass justji been open a Ut- KiKmart had a sales incrc drop back to average, he said.sai d e more thann a year. * saidaid Fred Suxo, the store’s i Sciernti^ts waam Icdahc0 is soon1 (due r “Last year was the bebest bv “It has been«n ver>’ pleasant - a ageiger. He had several theorsries - - far,” said’Feroce. who haslas been good percentajtage,” she said. inclinduding a possible assist I in business with the Stockockroom - The MayfaiFair Clothing Co. in thhe ei weather. on the Rupert SquareB { rreported average “Thei “1 e was not much snowI'l foreaarthquakkes, volcaanic eruptDtibns years. “I don't know why/ wwc had business for’ tlthe holiday season, peo{•eople got outr” he said. such a good year last year.”r.” manager Robe;b en Hamblen said. BiBut unlike Feroce’s shoe• store.'s CRATERS 0OF THE MOON realeal landscape ar Craters ofof the every 2,000 years,«ITS, or thereabouts. : ; Normally theweek bet3CtAveen ..... Ladies coatsIts mo%*ed well, as did— Y2Kf2K-helped Kmart.“Manyy p e o -..... NATIONAL MOIlONUMENT (AP)------Mooloon National M onum wt tod>day. ' Neither man is tlterribly worried ; Christmas and New Year’sir’s is an die store’s twoVO new lines of men’s pie>le camei into the store loojoking Two vastly difltifferent geologic IfIfM other Nature sticks to1 whatw about the possibiliibilitj- of the seem- excellent retail period forr FiFert)ce, sportswear -• TommyTt Hilfiger arid foror bottled water, camjn p in g happenings couli)uld have great sig- hasas become a fairly regularr sci^: ingly catastrophic>hic events - both but this year people just werewei not Luck>- jeans. proiiropane, flashlights, lampip oil. nificance to soui}utheast Idaho as it . miclie schedule, bpth'events:s are believe the earthth wwould provide a buying. . - ...... Hamblen wawas surprised to see . cann. A ccording t o ' “You-have .to be in a goodod mood not see any cl:change this holiday Cai'i'.ai'cner can be rcachcd aiac th e . National Park. GeologicG records indicairate a Fonsch, a magmtgma flow beneath , to buy shoes.” season, M«n4ini-Cassia Bureau in Burhrlev at Just 2,000 >-eaiears ago. a series of “bigbig blow,” as Fortsch descricribed Gray’s Lake north n< of Soda ' But Rupert isn’t exactlyy a shop- . “ W e h a te5 tto see them go,” 677-77-4042 or c-mailed a t leacaven- violent eanhqua[uak» and v;olcanic ' i^^ ‘erupting'e: from the Yellbwsis-stone S prings becamime e quite active, 'til* yoU‘drop kind of tovsTiwn, said Hamblen said.id. erOrrOmagicvaUeiixom eruptions rockeked eastern Idaho. are;irea everv- 600,000 years oior so. spurring interestest frbin geologists • i ______This seianic actrcti\it>-produced, the - AndVnd. according to^TOlogist: Doug'E around the regib;gibn. But nothing r flow-ln-the~ccnti~^—Owt ------nental United ScStates-the Broken ape1 period of heavy seismic andid vol* » ■ keep the area undundecconstant sd- Top Flow - whichich graces the sur* canianic activity-in the area oC'xcurs entific.. . ContkMwd from AS said. The school is committnitted to making Idaho’s slopes safereplaces i Gatess’ g r a n ts t o0 libraries (could totalal$3M __ to enjoy winter sports.____ “You keep people by teacHing tea ..... , I 7------BOISE (A Py-I - Grants from the thetie state’s 107 public librararies dtizens with a fdc dear pathwSj-to ' ; ; Bill and Melindirida Gates Founda- haveave Internet access, many dodo not knowledge.” saidlid iState Librarian the beginners,” Whitingng said. t . _ “Pomcrelle has a school preprogram - i tion could to taal l: S2-S3 million for haveave public workstations. FuFunds Charles BoUes. — iliat-is so good and so costa aafford ------=------B — Idaho-public-Ubilibraries,, providing-----froorom the-foundation-would.]d.pro- . A.num ber.^.libMibrarians-plan-to - • -— able. It gives students a chaihance to —— ____ I, the latest compnputers. software, videide patrop access to digital irinfor* attend Jan. 11I sti statew ide work* • — come and lean t to ski."------jchnical-support;------madwQon-at-publie-libraries...... • ------^—shopjon-fiUinfrout--out-^rant requests.—!------■ Jody Burrows, Pomert ' ■ ■ The gift wouldlid come at a critical • “1“The Gates’ dedication in1 hhelp- The foundation»n vwants to make : ----- •area'manager, shares Whi/hiting’s~ time as Idaho Ubtibrariesexpand ser- ingng__libraries in -Idaho and i sure ^t^publicc liilibraries serving-1------— " "passidh for the snow sport;orts pro* ' ’v _ " vices to offer J»t*oth t books and bet* thro[ireughbut the country contirtinues aireas of greaterfrlh tl an 10 percent gram. ______ter computer acciccess. While 102 of_ a loilong tradition of providinglg our poverty a ^ t thehewrkshojau v ___ “I have beerTdoing thisIs"for20 f years,” Burrows-said.-“Pa‘P arents ------' come here and want to doJo some-: ' Ski resiso r t to SpOlonsor Cross;s Country^Idaho 1 ; diing good for their kids.. WeW can offer safety and'guidancc*;ccralong— -Sponsors will furnish-s-skis;— -o f cross country/ sidingski is invited to with instruction.” ooDvnon-n^TW ------kjIcs, boots, lessons and refr•fresh- attend. LessonsIS Wiillw be given on Brandon Bowen of Burlurley, a . . ^ ’ ”■“ HANSEN-TlThe annual Cross menlents - all free to the public.c. skiing techniquesies and a safet>*. Each ! Pomerelle Ski School instnstnictor. ZMh Cummlia,ts. left, of Murtaugh receives skiSki IInstruction from Pomerellee 1SkI------Country-Idaho> vwill be held from J:Jack Yarbrough of the IdahoId participant willill get] to use the ' said he enjoys teachingg y young School Instructo:tor Brandon Bowen. 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. p.': Saturday at Dep)epartment of Parks and equipment forone one hour. skiers the sport. M a^c Mountainlin Ski Reson south Reclecreation said ever>-ones who' For more infonformation, call -. “I like seeing theni go froifrom not watching stud(idents like first-time nowOW she is .starting to havee ia lot of Hansen. wout'ould like to learn about thei sports Yarbrou{^ at 837-^37-4505. ■ • ; . even able to stay up to> seeingS( snowboarderr LLisa Jandk of Twin off fufim at it,” Baily said. their faces when they stanin toi get Falls becomee imore confident in — die hang of it," Bowen said.id. themselves, Timcs-Xcwsn correspondentIt Dcx Broadicaster^— - • '• Snowboard supervisorr j-Jamie— - -“Today, sheie (Lisa) wasn’t sure - Duts>utson can be nxtdtcd in Burfiirlcyat ------; ______Baily of Rupert said she3 c:enjoys at first that shesh could do it, but 678-i78-5570. Continued front ASU saw.aw. So nine months ago she; rent-r “She can adaptt h(her style to just : years later wasIS Ihired at KIDK,’a edd a truck and her dad he!elped about any kind of rnews story." [ CBS affiliatee iin Idaho'Falls, movlove her out cast! The stories. shshe dreads are | Plant — ------where she anchohored the weekend In a city where most newsni - tragedies involvolving children. ^ ___newscast for sixdx months and the repceporters are 20*year veteri;rans. After her youngenger brother was ContfawodfnmAS ' ' ~ " have all been:n done indindually Meanwhile,'f^d'erarbffic Mi ficials morning show “Alive“/ ar Five” for KraiIraus is young for a person in her killed in 1980,, shshe told hettself • Some the technology the com* - somewhere elsi±lse, bul never all in haveave a pretty good idea of what’s\vl a year-and*a-hahalf. She said she proiirofession. But she said sishe’s , that if she were;re in the media, pany proposes to treat hozaiuardous the same plant,nt, Ozald'said. in1 theth waste slated for treatntment, tnisses some thin[lings about anchor- oveiver any initial insecurityy she she’d be sensitivetive to familii^ in waste in Idaho is unproven.n. And a benchich scale indnerator INEI^lEEL spokesman Brad Builugger ing, but her realre thrill is the maylay have felt and she's bei)'egin* the !wme situation,ion. ----- •TKecompany has aqufcluesdon------has been testevas rejectected for not involved1 in the n u d ear criti- um-(m-contaminate4 waste. S tate w as h anded l>ack oa o v er to th e shy.hy. . . ' ■ off.-WTien askedd if she’d so m e^ y | --economicreosons, not-iafeijf»ty rpfl. c a lity — ac cidliderit. there—in-— plerie rm its-issu e d -fo c-th e .pip la n t----- Panamanian!;.-Sl-She -was-stationcd—^JMyJamily-would-probably ^ ily.say ___ like-toJiavcJier-ter-own:show,-she-!------,y found SeptemBerTOz;Ozaki saiH! " wVurould allow It to treat 8JiSjOOOoutside the apanlartineht b fjo h n F. ' was a showoff,” Kraus said.i. ■ said she wouldn’Idn’t 'pass up th e | .. sons, he said. The company f ’olved offer. Years of 12 that it was not a cost effeffective safety: viviolations were pro- cubiubic meters of waste: That1 Kennedy Jr., aftera his plane Growing G up she was invol f 12-hour days, of way to reduce volume, andid iit did cedural - w»workers falsified wasiraste has been covered itin an crashed in July.ly. The station also in1 dandng,dj gymnastics and 4-4-H - being her own atrcrew, would come ' rof the records thatIt showed quality envinvironmental impact sii;tudy, .. sent her to Rhohode Island when acti'ctivities where she leameiled to to an end, and1 delegating dc some ; not improve the safety oi ds * a duties to others v waste. aissurance meaeasurement as com- ’ Bugiugger said. If the contraiact is picces of thehe wreckage of feelBel com fortable In crowds rs would allow to : . In Idaho, the reason for indner.in< pleted, but ththey had not made . extextended, additional enviviron- EgyptAir.Flighth t 990 were recov- streicrength to have as a broadiidcast continue her carceireer and still have ' . tWon is to .treat PCBs and1 otsanicon the measuremementjL The proce- . menlental analysis would_be ddone, ered. _____ jourlumalist. time to raise a famfamily;' , xlvents that create hydrogejgengas ■ -dures were: cchanged and the. hesesaid. They’re thec 1kind of stories ' '”“In “I: television especially,,f. you J^tC T on m er ccareer, she may ...... during transport and stoiitorage, workers were2 fired,fi he said. “One “ C way or another, theretl Kraus said shele was looking fo^ 10X)k"fbr'someone-<)k who can ren^are dedde to movee tcib'Boi« or Salt _9zoki.said. 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The1 New collars and! pending5ei others fleeing President Vladimirr F P u tin ju st • an electionion nmoff is required if no Year’s holiday, Russia’si's biggest through snowlowy mountain passes can’t lose, a senior Krers are publlshed-i -After daysays of heavy fighting, . ■ ' ‘ stunned RQ'ssia aridd tth e world, ' essay to'Yi'Yeltsin, c^ed him' the S ^ a number of p^j inter- , . .th e. R ussianlan military claimed Boris Yeltsin annowbihced Friday “Father of Russian D^OOTcyV’’ ' wewed on Moscow’s str^ietst^ect- i H | P S 3 Sunday to3 have hi made inroads he was leaving officee ssix months but said how he future leaders han- ed i an overwhelmingly posositive atti- H M H B i j into Chechnyiin ^ ’s southern moun- before the end of hislis i term, and die corruiruption and the war in tude i upward their new leaclader. tains, capturiruring strategic heights : ovexRowere tqto the _ Chechnyaiya_ will d ete rm in e “Putiri will win by a lailandslide,".^,. overlookinR^_Vedeno, a majpr___ prime minister. ■Ruga’s'place'ahio’nghadoris. plj " ']predict^ Al^ander Khihudenkov, H |M B 2 ‘rebel stronghiighold. R u^an forres A.new presidentialal electiont is The lastist presidential vote, in 27, i a construction workerer. “Those H BBSI can now positosidon artillery on the likely to take place onon iMarch 26. 19%..washIS hotly contested and le d ' - oldi goats have no chancnee at. all. heights, makiraiding It easier to drive The upper house of RuRussia’s par- to a runoffoff between Yeltsin and We’ve ' had e n o u ^ of thei . A Russian armarmored personnel canler passe Ingushe- the rebels out of Vedeno. liaihent will convene; WWednesday Comm uninist leader Gennady Putin, 47, enjoys wid IIUI the Adlei chechpolnt In In ’ Chechnya Sunday. Residents c laddod No figuresres were available on tu set the exact date. Zyuganov,iv. This time, the other public | approval becaus ts of the capital CUoxny who hatlaoiieo jjjg ir oof civilians trapped j.Pudn will “likely” wiiwin the elec- potentialI presidentialp. contenders . no-nonsensei style and hish tough tho city In hophopes of escaping to nelghborlroring Georgia have beeii stuckkin I the in the south,h, butb Blsiyey said only ' ' tions outright, with no10 rneed for a are trailin)ing far behind Putin in handling 1 of the Russia)tan offen- villages of ItuiItum-Kale, SO miles south ofiin[Grozny, and Shatol, 35 miles sisouth of about 10 per«ercent of residents had second-round runoff, dcjdeputy chief . opinion polpolls. , !sive in separatist Chechninya. • Grozny. managed to0 leavelei the area. Threee Kings> share tltraditioln with Cuba( Indian official1 links HAVANA (A P )-nhe ie tradition- . .. al Thret* Kings returneened to Cuba- - on Sunday a fte r slow!owly disap- hijackej cMstan- - pearing decades ago as :the annu-' ' r<-al sugar harvest andi KKarl Marx H B H NEW DELHI, India-- India’s :_____ took.preccdence:over:cjnccnniries-iiz::. - -to - t p -secu rity adviser on-Ji-Sunday^^^ ------VVo'fliforld-ln-brlef------^ — old church festivals. accused2 neighbor - andI inuclear _ •—i?— ------Several:, hundred.jd Cuba/i* rival - Pakistan of havining links young coupitiple was found in a Catholics applaudedid as three with the fiveimen who hihijacked house whoseMi roofrt had caved in. Puerto Rican men wr£wrapped in ah Inditin AirJines plaiane last in additionion to causing deaths the brocaded roBes andmd capes of week, holding 155 people! hhostage. and powerr outages,oi the storm ...... Mclchor. .Baltazar jindind:G aspar___ ----- Speaking to Star TV,r EBrajesh - - ripped millionsions of trees from the • • rose the steps of Havanzana’s tower- i»-^shra-said-IndianJntell^ficnce^^ground across!)ss France. It also dam-— - — ■1^------ingcuthedral-fora-Mass-iss*ccfebrat:----- intercepted several radio0 conver-i aged culturalal monuments,r Includ* ed by Cuban Cardina sations between militantIt groups. ing the VersaTsailles royal palacc- -Ortcga;_ • . ' in Kashmir, confirmin.ing that andNotreDam)ame catliedral. With'Christmas hyr Pakistan was involved. clouds of incense, the: Wise^ Men The hostages wece frtireed on Former Beat „ strode toward the altailtar as the Friday after being held fo eatle goes home r visiting Roman Cathol:lolic group k S 9 | H days, but the crisis raise after survlvli(lying stabbing from Juana Diaz, PuerLierto Rico, sions between. Indiaia anji LONDON-NFormer B eatle - shared its island’s anm I'iikistan, two'nuclear-ir-armed George ffarrisirrison has been dis- day celebration with tht congre* I countries that have fougli•lit three charged fromm a hospital where he ■ gation. • _ ,wars over the past half cen•ntury. was treatedid for.1 stab wounds Later, they kissed a babyb boy ...... inflicted by-iiy-an^attacke'r-who...... ■playing 'the role of thi . iTalf a million French homesh broke into idsus hhomer ...... — .child and prostrated tht 56, who received a ’seri* on die floor before him. have no power after sistorms-: ound to the cliest, left Three Kings Day is5 & mystery . PARIS - A week after&r k iller Harefield Hnspi(^ital_injw.est.London ______l...... -ito most Cuban children•en. as well Puerto Ricana n J o s e H exan^ 'dre~88ed as KingDgAospar,.piay8l^thJa.chlIi'di ( .'diTrlrtg:a!MB88~ln.Kavana'»'cat _siorms struck France, ilfa.m il- -Saturday night;ht iwith liis wife Olivia t - as most oflheir parents.tsT"— ...... lion homes remained w ith o u t after a surgeonx)n determined he had : i In most Latin countrntries', il is dren receieiv e .th e ir C hristm as Jesus Ji exemplify devotiition and beloved in Pi electricity on Sunday, ofofficials recovered enoimough to go home, a Three Kings Day on JanJan. 6 - not gifts. Manyly (Christians believe the generosity. gi they ard cele said.. hospital sjxjkesrl

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/ ‘ ) I stem1 teachear shortajW I ■ ' •from the Post Registerle r (Idaho Falls) . whivhich recently im plementeded a dramatic «gwi[ claslass-size reduction Jn its earearly grades ! Here’s a glimpse2 ofthVneaf'fiTture:o are>e scrambling for more teachiichers. ^fevada {ftWB Unable to find-enoug>ugh-teachers-in-this—pay lays-now-teaching recruitslits-a-signing ------S S S u country, public sclioolsK)ls will begin recruit- bononus. .ing foreigners. AAt the same time, more IdahoId: schools • That's already hapfappening in Chicago, arere forced to .settle for undinder-trained iBq H I ' ' According tb the: WV ashington P ost, tea UKBm . Education President G«GeiyChico. atete it? Imagine if 3 percent,nt.of.Idaho’s .. For years, the Uniteiited States has relied physhysidans or lawyers weren’t’tcenified. c( on immigrants lo fillI ilsits research laborato- WWorse, the num ber is growi:)wing - up. 50 ' ries. ujuversities, techrchnolo^cal industfies—percgrceht in fouryeys. ' ancl hospitals. 7^ Idahoans1 c could con* — Ppesiderd;tt-Al-Qor But public schools? ' '...... ' front some ug!ugly choices. The answer lies in i , . Do they'crowdwd more"chil-“ ^ : ------changing—job—mark — -----Idahoneech -----:------d rert—into-ci-clasCTOomV — ' ~ ...____ imdea-lafae icieKb^= Between growing enn few teachers ments and a mas.sive; wi w iong-imigepk lable? Are of retirement.^ this narnation tmimng, n'cntT tlitiug greater numbeiibers of inade- , will need 2 .2 million n quarely train*lined people I teachers within the. nextni a nd rvtaimngq,^quality assigned toa tthe class-' ^ 10 years. That's rougl chtssroom tem•adm . ederal p()olicy haarrns th^em en ta ------two-thirdfr-of-the-pub allvill^ laano gnvemm school teaching stall in thet ' nment seems he recently released Surfurgeon "I T United States...... - to be on topI of this prob- .• 71:__ les^ and 28 percentIt getgi a_t_least some of-,, t GeneralVReiJort_pn Men ------tlieir meals from garblarbage cons. Alore ' - Idaho is a fast-growinjring state and i^pays_ lem.m._ ------Health is the equivalentS i ' ^ '"Dj.:J.jAKreAND:- its teachers poorly. So!o iit can’t Ignore this THThat goes for Gov. Dirk KeiKempthome, H than iO percent willill died from suidde. .; describing the maiden vovoyage MARY Others will committacts'of ac violence emerging trend. Yet the state's leadership stateate schools Superintendenlent Marilyn J L of the Titanic m tl^ u t me i y Z d a n o w c z has had little to say aboubout it. Howiiward, the State Board of Ed against family, friend;:nds and total criminates'against individualsind solely on*^ your heartirt, liver or any other organan and who are so illI they th are unable to care forr a diagnosis of mentaitai illness.i We must ' ■ need treat;atment in a hospital. MedicJicaid • themselves. By3y ithe Justice Department’s's steer d ea r of the iccbtrcberg that sank our '' TheTimei l y .. contributetes. But if you have a disea*ease in own statistics,5, theretl are currently aboutc state psychiatric hospijspital system and •" Stephen H artsen...... PuWtoher Alltnl lersl managar your brainin and need care in a psych'chi- 283,800 mentaUtally ill people locked up in1 eliminate the Medicaiiicaid exdusion^-'' Clari* W ofw ofth...... Managing odHof____ Mlko.i MUJlmcloi______i!!nc.topipitaI,Mcdicaid-doesjiot,------__ ihe-nation’j^-jailiiailt;^nd-prisons.3;------As a resijsult of this federally sanctictioned The Los Angeigeles County Jail and NewV DJ.JaffeisavoIuntant(xrcxx3rdinatorof ' ^ Themembersoflheedit}ditorial board and writers olI editorialsed are Stephen Hartgen. \ lation, state psychiatric ho;lospi- York’s Riker's's IslandI; are currently the the New York Trcalmcnment Advocacy S r . o cocking the front door and o ______Brock..ClarJeWa.WalwQrth,.SlBVBXninip.XeyinJ 3 open- two largest “treitreatment facilities" for thee Coalition; Mary ^ a ntnowicsiscxcaitivc o i inJtichsrt and MichaelJournee.- ackrmaking-irincreasinglyjly dlf* mentally lU inn theU country. Another Uinxtorof the jyvatmcrment Advocacy Cenre^ ficult for thetl most severely ill to getfet 150,000 to 200,00.000 mentally ill are home-2‘ in Arlington, Va. = = ^ .ETTER|

Not all terrorists thrchrow b o m b s___ _ iaw swsuit or t\vo. In other words,ds, society is DepUtleSIS ought to keep theirir ic o o l - worked a 24-hothour shift and was very - temper, yet a man thatthai murders a baby '. ilng held hostage on t^vo extrxtrem esby , . Has America lost thee wwar on terrorism? ippalkd (0 sec the deputyv sher-s ccuse for his actions. There: may only receive sixIx months.m • • Apparently. rrorists: one the garden-varie )ple out there that work 24-'1-' ■ Tocondu^,_I^believl i e ^ we_must_ uphold__ rowers, the other in three-pi(‘S e c suits e S - ‘" ' " “i.''”adjnurderedjhe.sm '■piece all infa Seattle canceled its millenniummil cele- ’ ' ' receive six months in jail, S o ' u S K Sid lliave not .slaughtered a " ‘ ' the law and our d i ^Sity. t j THe peophe thar braiion because it was; spispooked by possi- presenting legalized coercior are responsible for not upholding the • * We might not be able to do m< this to be an excessive prot ble terrorism. No cretlibltible information of •. , Magic Valley judicial syste '"fp^iesumeitnit may be that many law and not doing theiihdr job should be : ' a real threat has been forforthcoming. CaU e lone bomber bent pn makini . w ■ deputies (not all)all are cotnmunity misfitss dismissed from theirir dutydi and replaced.- r himself, but we sure can do £ -Theorgnninization m ust be corrupr V it prudence, capitulationon or, better yet, nize that the deputy will ho;i_, and use their babadge to fracture the law But as always, the onesmes that are here to - surrender. ing about the legal terroriststs \who seem . ■ all the time. So50 why1 should the judges preserve the law aree theth dtlzens that - st as bent on the destruction,r, -fo have to doto any substantial time for i ------H ere’s how.lliis and an;any number of see- ‘ dering a dedefenseless toddler, all and prp.secutorsors bo any different?.As a . — exploit it the mosLto:o supplementSI their narios are playing out. ArAn entity - gov- merican ^ systems. business and homehoi owner in this'area, I own agenda. It's time for Congress to takeIke action because he is a deputy sheriff, • ernmental or nnn-govemiimmental-plans • , ead in the paper that they would liopt^ thatliat the system would abideB WABE FALCONBUlBURG ____ .1 • an event. Somewhere ininthe.world-or t - f""'id enact meaningful tort refoiifonn,even 'om- ■ by the laws it enforces,en but now for the - Twin Foils •'---- it means turning down fistful t will do ho good for the cor just around the comer■ - ac religious or “ ' 3 have him put in prison I second time, I havehi .seen a great traves- '' '...... ■■ ' - O ' ' political foe of democracj-acy or capitalism, lign dollars from the America cniii: ’J *y within our localloc law enforcement iwyers Association. Trial Law becau& hehe has so-called “special sk: Beating the chairlir wasv better- or simply an anarchist whwho thinks he or ! these special skills? He fcis i' (both times dealealing with a deputy sher- she is above all laws, mutlutters a veiled ont $59,'7 million in 1997-98 f I don't know Danaa LynnL; Rose, but i’fli " mvlagnificent!') Do they not hahave ‘^^1= . like to commend him fi threat to disrupt the evenv ent. The ram- ice legislation at}d lawmakers cool Asitwaswrntritten, it is astonishing that m for taking his ' ake is a litiga'tion"industry thr aining on keeping one’s co< anger out on a chairr insteadin; of anoth^.\' blings are analyzed, repe:ipeated, ciphered f osing their tem per in deput. a man that a ^jaultsachairistogetfour w . and deciphered by comm more than S150 billion a yeai ; for not controlling his human being. If he had hit the woman nmentatorseach I , ion"con;in. "■"‘"•ng?I.I.have also heard that heBhL h toeiBht>(K oneon' year for assatilt, The dilemma facing decisionmakersdci tep-pocket industries for billicillions, tra- '' ------^ and that would havee beenbe the end of it. < used to be simple: AssessessthecredibUity tionally pocketing a third of thet settle- WMte l io u s Instead, Mr, Rose; receivedrec four-to 10 ...... and potential danger too cicitizens before menient. These lawsuits are one2 rcreason . years for beating a chai:hair with an alu- , minum ba.seball bat. W t canceling the event. healtlalth care in this country is: no longer The Timeses-Newa welcomes letters fro m . f a l s e n a m e s willill b b e p e rm a n e n tly b a rre d :. What kind of jus- fordable. tice is that? It sounds tc In the Age of Litigatioition, however, the . . readers oion subjects of publlc-lnteres‘est. ; - from publication.m. Letters1 may be brought Is to me like some \ If you are fasliioning a millenr people had their headsads so far up in a firsi.ihing considered is.whetlieris .1 gov-. ennium -Because^e

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^ ‘lOMePAUou) Oetoyod-/?«toa Televisisio h lo s5e s w it h1 d e b a t e onema B OuuiH. 0^on’e.Campaignn--22000.-=^r=-NQE-LrI= -R h b i n t o n - ^ ivamow-bcine~called-“thchaiTJTrrf.' ' p i s S E - s r —-...... - -JUI* ------ai(i« ■ the old big-foot newsewspa- Ml*» - -J}*^ • • ' ; shaliiake” and more. The Times: a « H ka tMs iMM B naci •• ml et anami I • tl (UI ' perswpn. ------1 theiie obvious, that the debate “ • ■ : ; H ' ^ e d - u p ------wrffft rcnfutl ■itnuarnnu campaign calendar has bc^i -tui»o«n«Tj.^i ^ till I) AS >eenlit- • jnents from eacheai candidate that exdjxchanges thus far between t] e______u ______tered with debates. To saylyiltevox t ■■ tdnibatcd stiiii ' BtCaawMtaMM- ...... ------!!- uinp%pe^anwers) w» tv«» Dcimbcrdtic competitors.* jjiej) «[ti) isiiei j populi hasn’t been captivanrated by pakloff-asdiidid his key strategic And A so, m irade of mirades, these moder>ited momentsIts wouldi decision lo hav •oon acai^a i\« am ifaiaaaMWi lave Gore and TVrv spin i cydfe began, albeit m m ■m*nw » mST h w " ■.ni-iiiii « aM«n»»«•« M BUMBM OmM Ml» USI pi be a gross understatement.nt. And, Bradley sit prO')racticaUy in each , 24 h s r !4 hours laie. Finally TV puni III . in most cases, the substancenee of . . other's lapsrThThe hour flew by. wenvent into operation. By 5 pjn.m., nmmtftimiSfSalz S S 'i K S S r g . «jcni iwji^«.na . I - the debates provided ampleiplejusti- . So then it wouldwc be on to TV ■■ CNlINN’S “Inside Politics” was,g|v. gi fication for the public’s indindiffer* talking headsIs tot chew over the inglng fuil-bore a n a l)^ of the Gore-O ence. encounter end!ndlessly,asth^had BraeJradley debate. Big newspapt I ii i Ted Koppel’s “Nightline”le” of done over farir I- an can do: watch t h ^ all and □:>l y to acHTlim OM HMCUJI• TMtnw rnta »ociwi**CwS wSSftiiiwwnB SiniUS wStS mS?T i '**iY^dl pushers is doing this w( It was like listening lo two0 sistump could catch thethe rerun on MSNBC butlUt a i few are standing out - toin S H E E d speeches, delivered in discdiscdnnect- Other netwoiworks gave the ' his this case Berke and Allen and tggmiai »i»ctii«d» n^n>. mi»mn mntmm ed chunks and without mudluchpas- debatQmuchtl1 the same play. . Com^nnoUy. sion. * the debate cliplips did start showing fteanwhile,fA among thie elec-X- muttmmirnmtfmtf - -M aybe it’s too early for aU ■all but...... upmoreprominiinently. Tliere was ” ironronic media,~the stretched-'thidp-— syssfsrsjss's»*»ii1i?SS»c WMMC SuyMftiiMMSsssiSisss-S ^.iS the most avid of poUdcal insiders,ins discussion off theth debate, but netvletworks are focusing on theii M y p«Loac c^ig -activists and hobbyists to1 -kekeep ------hardly the gabiabfests that followed ownwn big campaign rallies-thche . ' iSSSss si-sS^ — ^fuUy«ngag«^.-But,-in^t}us9 andar ------the less interesresting previous------deb;lebates they sponsor. They liahave other recent debates, the caicandi- «nes. littieittie institutional interest in; * ^ 0aCOrt»SS« m __ dates have sounded stiff-antiand------.r-----^Too often,thi•the instant nature of— watcPitching and dissecting thieotother------iW5lnstanrandill-“^------debi«»1>t WjrawUr K 11^1 fersgot andTheWashirhington Post err eyeey for the big picture. M nmi onu*r WM Dn« • B tio ■« u< « a rare and revealing look at thet Richard Berke:e ofthe( Times and — i a s a S t candidates^ Russm’s keenn prepa-pi Mike AUe^and ^ 2sss5is?ijjrsir*'"’ ndC ed Connolly of. NodRubintonNo isNewsday’sotppin- - •w»iF>,iMte4;iK.------n . -ration (complete with quoteslies and the Post saw thethe debate dearly ionpn page editor. i5«^«BrtS»>5?aioiS»55in^ ‘ kidMwrt of Aoi W C Ml nuMCMKai. LP. rtWISM M ___ J :Oncetabo(X) reform icideas now ggain tractio] he campaign televilevision j 1 speniKUidic. adwasdevastatine And getting down to details c itssimplidty:Two W a l t e; r RM e a r s soxaal^ Security is a sure way to hands tearing upp aa speni>endit. ------1 . The Th only way to get to a long’ s ago, ^ d in 1964, sdr>tirringoneoflhe termrm solution, Bradley said, “is That vwis nearly 36 years a{ issues that hitt hihim in the election youli)u have a leader who’s going t ligainst Republican Barry that he lost to Demotnocrat Lyndon B; be: atable to push a bipartisan IM Goldwater, who proposed oluntarytha Johnson’slandslHdiHp nppn)pm.ich tn thf>pmWf»m nnH p. SodalT Security be made voluito Conservative'fe’GaSy Bauer, who !*Njcp20^ e around the mble to dedid d e” and~was a c c u ^ of trying to " advocates a 200 ppercent cut in how)w iwe’re going to get there.” ■ ' 5 " • destroy the system. igns Sodal Securityy ttaxes so people ' —Bradley Bn said thiat’s what hap- Ten presidendal campaign:savings can make theirir covtrn investments, peneur-of-5ocial-6ecurityi limited individun 0of the possibility that Soda Security issue, although dieird in g '...... On taxes, indeiddent^y, ..... Seciu■cimty fuji'ds might be inv'este positions are similar.'indudinway to Goldwaier saiddin ii 1964 that Sodal inindindustry drew an opposition their promises ta lead the wa:yen- , Security leviess wouldw eventually choruorus, one.GOP qitic accusing ^ The most commm on sid e effects are _ long-term solutions, vrithouty both v exceed incomee taxesti on most Kimni 6of “wild-eyed s o d a li^ .” W •'^heaidache/diarrtifiea, and abdofhln^ p^n., . ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I - luring'detiule'd terms.They!> •es to Americans.-Hisis ccritics scoffed. It Reagiiagan backed off, saying he’d’d I ^ favor using budget surpluses!fits ' happened. Indeeleed, Forbes says never:ver suggested putting Sodal 24-hour compleilete heartbum lelief shore up fmandng of benefiuil-age three-quarters1 of Americans now ...... Securcurity funds into the stock mi rse/^ & po»)b/sJe. It's PRILOSEC time. when a swelling retircmcnt*ajg the poy more in Sododal Security taxes ket.t. generation be^ns straining ti \ than in incomee t:taxes. ' ' ItIt isisn’t a far-out idea now. ri* system. »vor , ,._.Bushhassaidiid that as president,____ Clinicinion proposed it, unsuccessfi Republicans generally favoifer on he would risk polpolitical capital, and ly, to Congress< thiis year. that, too, althoii^ they differ• take whatever•hits hi might come in -— how much of the surplus to Gov. the i»lls, to takeke the steps needed J WalterWa R.McttTS, vkcpr^dcmm ^ ^ ...... reserve for Sodal Sewrity.I'tax Gc ...... tb guariihlee fulliilure benefits. andadcolumhistfiyrThe'Assoadti^ ■■■ ■ — >« “ George W.'Bush proposes a'' theta; Then, not now. Press;css; hasrcponcdon Waslwtgtot cut that would use much ofin thi The objectivek'e iin a campaign is andd nationaln politics for more tha'la/i / s . projeaed surplus. Sen. Johnrcentof to build poUdcalalcapi^not,______30 yaycari . . ______.. McCain wants to put 62 percei the su^lus into SodM Securif financing. Ralph Remington recrecently joined Team Co:Ion ' Resident Ointon propo^idhe same thing, but McCain said h Paulos as Business MsManager. He has been iiin ® • • "i nf e r . isn’t delivering. Sodal C H the automotive busirisiness for 7 years. Ralpliph ■ ' ■ Then again, nobody has. Sot ■ 4 ' specializes in Retail L -Security financing was suppos 1 Leasing Financint;. m - - " ' : to be on the agenda for action . Welcomome Ralph.' 1999, before the campaign SS'sea Nothing was done, so the prob J X L J 901 South Uncoln - IzJ - will be waiting for the next pn JEROME dent, in 2001. J The candidates to be thatzsystem pr C A ^ 324-3900 dent all pledge to keep the sys . ¥fww.eonpauloM.eom ission c u m tlnTlflUgleVOryl All Information Is str.strictly conMentlal. sound, while avoiding disaissii[steps ™ JuttAShortOii»9FnriAnywlmmln\ I Toreeelnyournbalaon,mPltlLOSec S A V'E EI U P T O of the politicly distasteful stc yi^iionotsell/uipeiipcs or Inforpvtion to others. - ...I.ObtainpiooialpiescitptionjortorPfllLOStC. ^ that mJ^rrcqulre.' _ "j such as prtscntitionbMorls-tsoTKcipt — “iSii not going to ^ t into goi IKW Htut— — ___ djted 12/I5S9-03O1/D0 (oflgiirtglnalorcopy). down the whole list of possib^ili 2. Obtain pnnt ol purctuss. suciiiciiasmecasti id that =E ____ CBflister r^pi dated iaiS/99-9»^i/oo. 'H ties,” Bradley said. Gore saidanieea ti | i _ AOCKKSS______s Endos# this reiutc ceflificit#e alongli ------■ ^ president he would guarant 0 : igfcwalleaicoin-^— — iMludon, and without raising ti •og oh to... www.magfi • prool ol pfescriplion AND ptoolwf ol puichase, ,‘^ e f i t a ^ . ' T----- (iilouttheinlotmaiionrequestested.andnuilin eve ...... an envelope lo: PRlLOSCCOtl* IT RepubUcah candidate Steveedsys------StMt/tll»:___ _,'7 .7 ...... P.0.BM2071 Z .7 orTANiwnwnKsaamoN ; Forb» proposes a remodeled:I stay 1407LN)7tJiSP. . Ukawood.KJlU08701-flM4 . - Fount•noLocec • tem in which workers could sti per- - AllumtmustbtlncljdMxM 10 nm t rab». RecMtt MIM ba ntunntunwd. natu lioti irat (Tn ollt> b InMed 10 (one ntuM p« ptnoi Vou aa recah* S10tlOo(Mmotf«(il a in Sodal Security or opt forrhey pe pu>esp*y.«Hiclwvcflile:n Ins. Oth ocod {>iV in U S. FteH Ito* M •awb lor (MMfy. OttMtr: nn ottK n poinot V9W for pmcnpbont putfoMd indar(Medakl.lisaan.- Med " .sonal retirement accounts. Thtftheir Click on... orflnttrMtnlortaup>u ptoenm. on« void n UA. ur, UN. MI RI. (oxiitim proWM by IM. tmd. H trnictiKted. Ths oner la goad for «at>ed OBtsnanTianlorBMpwtfim ll olPnilOS£Cindr«ynotI not be uMd tor any otm product ThU tflwtlw nnuy nol b« combinal adh my OM oner.r. AiAstnZma ntom Bia flgn to Oaoonma'IVn'Mionvalsiy: ;cDuld put up to two-thirds of th Sme-OOwtpiniMMk:nkSl.nOO. OlOI099AstrvZerMbal.P. AnnoHUi ;8odal Security taxes into their iur«servect. 16171I6171B accounts. • n ; ^^That sounds a bit like thej ole d L ^ >' . L . E V^ A N S ;&Oldwater proposal wotildSodal 1 ;{o suggest one change, that '.thatSot ■ , U ;Security be made voluntary,erfo th r | '■* t online... if a person can provide better![water i i-wAawgwbutton and visit himself, let him do it,” Goldwa ' ^ ;------tF iii^ tdito '-llleq d iy , j« C T y 3>.2000— . a ...... — ------: ^ . N ation I m o Z u rmwalt, father of^mod(c emNa^vy, diessat 79 HAM, N.C. {AP) - R etireded Adm: death of his ow?wn son, Elmo Zumwalt m,n,by ' liv^” Zuihwairtot told The'Assodated PreS's’ "'safd'Sund'ay. L. Zumwolt Jr., Inown earlyrly in his ordering th e’sspraying of Vietnam jun^n ^ e s in 1985. At age .44, the elderler Zumwalt: became a YV j I H I career for modernizing the Navy and later with Agent OiOrange, 0 defoliant that; ctcon- However, Zumwmwalt led efforts for moreJ rear admiral, the youroungest to reach that forordcrli a in g ^ e ' rora^fag of AgenrOrOrangei:_:talned:iheiioxi !-son,__j:ei5eardiititQ.ihe;c,e;chemicd>_depdly_effects^ :___ irank.JVhenJie.becameme-theJJayy!sjoE.of^ - • inVietnanlam rH I^ Sunday. He was 79.79. who fought underur his father!s commarland, . The.DepartmentIt cof Veterans Affairs now:^ , cer.in JuJy. 1970, Zumwunwalt was'49 and the- Zumwa!wait died of complicationsms from died of cancerlTin 1988. provides medicalal ttreatment and (layments ___ su rg ery 5 youngest officer namedled to that post. y at Duke University MeMedical ..Theson.saidid h e did not blame his fathather for various cancencers and other 5—:-----He.^uickly-becameHne-famouWor-hi^Z«- :—Genter^ft i, ana tne elder ZimiwaJt: sasaid associated with cjqexposure to Agent Orange; Grams,” which madele NavyI careers more lor.in his chest,on TSept. 24.24, said he did not regr

to stayi ' I ______3 n A M I (AP) -H aitianian activists...... rallied for a second dayda; in sup* ' port of scorcs off ]H aitian , ------Dominican and Chineseisemigraitts------who were taken intoto custody ------after-their-wood?n-sr»-ship-ran— v.------aground off the Florida'c The.406 woul'd-bea mn igrants were being held oh Coa>jast Giford - . . ships offshore Sundayay pending their.exi^ected return,rn.to their homelands. . , . . About 100 Haitian*Ai’•Americans ...... picketed che CoastU_GuaidX___ ( Mjami tieacH’ station Sat^Saturday fo protest the repatriatiorlion policy, They .returned Sundayy forft a sec* I . ond rally and organistlizers said hundreds of people were;re likely to ; attend. Demonstrators at Saturday'sSat rally demanded thatIt 1laws be - changed so Haitian.': are treated , , similar to Cubans, who0 ggenerally ■. "can remain in tlie .Unitelited States if they reach shore. ' • ------“We’re going to stayay h ere'as------long as it takes - until'til we hear that the Haitians are broughtbn to land and given the oppor?ortunity to OF seek political asylumum ,” said F — T-T-Mariene-BastienraTneim ember o f------the Haidan>American. GiGrassroots SS K l m l Coalition. “No matter how muchuch you try to explain to people theth policy differences, people ju st don’t accept it,” said Gepsieie 'Mctcllus,T of seleijcted ft^11 appparel who was bom in Haiti1 andar is now '* •’ director of public affaffairs for ----- : Miami-pade Countyy C Commis- — ■oionei^arbarer-€are always so painful whennyouknow y • they are going to be sen(nt t: back.” r The- migrants wereire found packed shoulder-to-shoulioulder on a . . I - 60-foot*long‘by 25-fo(foot-w ide I wooden freighter th at ran b " i g . . . w ce w o n ’t ------roground early Saturday.y ------The sliip first appcaretired on the ■ g radar of Qie Coast Guanlard patrol | __bp.aLFar5iIlQajsbQCTlyJic&Mtfoce.mid-. ______o p e n u nu t i l night Friday. It was runrunning in ^ the.dark at five to sevei:ven knots, - - and its crews ignoredi warningsw ...... ,1 1 : 0 0 a r by radid and loudspeaksaker from m , ■------the-Farallon-tharit-Tvas-ras-headed'’...... j toward shallow water,er. “They 'I 2 " 1 were trying to tell themem to turn - t I o g e t r e a d y ! or you’ll hit the reef,” saisaid Coast Guard Lt. Cmdr, Andy Blomme.Bk ' After the boat ran agr(iground on F ® a sandbar, Coast Guanard crews ' __ ~ tossed life jackeis'oh bo;board and ' ? tried to explain lo thee nmigrants , . •a t that the wooden shipp v was not 19 t safe and that, no matuitie r what happened, they wouldlid not be ■ ^ allowed to enter thele U nited States, Blommesaid. JCR i m e Man runs ...... | , 8 ^ around S.>.F. with clea\iver f SAN FRANCISCO (A P ) - A ' man wielding a meatIt cleavc er attacked pedestrians as he ran down a busy dty street Saturday,Sa The man, who has a hi:history of flL \ I ___Lmental^illness, also lunge

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• S p o r t ^ u o t i l u s k tc i r s ’ ( ) • p t i o r1 o v ci r p O M v ^ e r s \V o l s TtwAs>OCtociated Press______After the Voluntet ^ toitouchdown pass to drove downfiield aiand- the • Crouch’s’s quicknessc was the rallied frotn a 1717-0 - ^ DDante’ a Stallworth, his Termessee (9-3) could do nothing ' '.problem'thehe Volunteers’ expect- TEMPIPE, Ariz. - Too much-I- deficit to cut il to 17-7-14 sec second TD catch of the to stop the clock fromn running 'ed, but hee diddi almost as much . I f m y w i f e ww ! a s n ’t speed, tctoo much strength. Justl • early.in the second hi game, came on a out. too muchch Nebraska. • damage withithhisarm;-• I “ ------behind the passing Tennessee trick'play It was all-too-familiaiar for the ; Crouch wj here,rdbesli| 1 lightning-quick Eric was 9-of-15 for 148 : Tee Martin, the Husk< that reduced the lead to Volunteers, who woree ’ down in yards and aa touchdown.t Martin, *‘'PP'"g cSa,I at the controls of a relent- .....( 12-1 ) ...... finish! 31.21wiih 7:2540 p lay .------— the second half two years : o u t to o .-0 ..... - less optiption-attack, the third- u-sagoina. who finishedhed his career with a • - Tennessee, off w ith sisec- ...... '• IBut the Vols'never cot ' 42-17 loss to Nebraskik a in th e 22-3 record a ranked1 Comhuskers C beat No. 6 d as a starter, was 19* » ond-half touchdown drdrives of 96 ' the ball again. agi Nebraska, whTch Grange Bowl. The Husk,skers. have of-34 for 523223 yards and a toijch- % ik Tenness(ssee 31-21 in the FiestaI and 99 yards. Hnlshed theEhe game with 23 consec- won their last 11 bowl n 7 7 Bowl onn SSunday night. matchups down. He'.Q was' intercepted Cedric Wilson’s 44-j(•yard.pass ■ utive rushinhing playsior 156 yards, • against SEC teams. twice. —FSUfooiballcoacoadiBoM^ Bo^Ylat,xshoseSanhtninoksvie forilie nationalntkleintheBig it. ■ W co r t h a : 'EuisyonTnesd•aday, a fte r ' ~ tndivigiidrrSirSebastian S t n] A b vT G El U / \YS JaniimasJl:i-nm a/raxisindaf, mi i l l i o n ■ ^tWfdrwissiiii S e a l ilaw E ks lose, IB II LehmatiarL birB ies-- . — -but cclinch-anyw l ay-^ flast„six!i^:^ ^zrPODAY’SSCHEllE D U C E " -!6»4S!2S!i . h o l e s t c o w i n ' iMen’scdllege baslasketball ^.e a s t•RUTHERFORDrN.J. b - I .IT ;W>T)minRjtISU They wereere yelling, chanting.and I , jumping: fofor joy in the locker room I rted Press ______3oys' basketball1 - die losinjing l04^er room. m n i -Mmscn at Om is ORincyncy In one ,ofof the most surreal scenes .SCO TTSD5DALE, / Ariz. - Tom . Lehman no> longerloi wonders if he .• I^ t Kivcrat V;i]lcy has witnessed recently. tie Seahawks left the field— , belongs inI the th< company of the l?91oserssrs to the New York Jets -worm'fb^=pEfpIaySinSioirdoij== I n B R iS- ^ on Sunda)iay. Then they gathered larscanbuyalf a lot of confidence.------|. around a1 tctelevision in ^ e trainer’s H j f ‘J ' Lcliman birdiedbirc flve of the last Idaho womenI Ss l i p room andnd watched archrival ^P.'- six holes Sundunday to win the $3.5 ^ ^ Oakland ecedge Kansas City 41-38 in J ‘ million Willianliams World CUiallenge past Oregon SIState overtime.i, 1lifting tlie Seahawks to by three strokes stn over David • Duvzil, the No. 2-ranked player in • CORVAJ-LIS, Ore.e . -- I d a h o ’s ^ ‘^AFCVN: West title and their first 1 p l a y o f f I , the world. I Alli Nicman scorcdd 220 of h er Lehman, 40;40, winless on the PGA ' game-high 30 points ir N F L -B 2 >>“ '•> in 11 5 in the sec- Mor© NF years. [ ' Tour ce the 1996 Tour ond half to lead the! VandalsV. to ______Championsliip,liip, earned $1 million. a 70-66 victory Sunt: ------N ot to I ■"day over h,hope in the Super B6wl I I closed wilh« ih a 3-under 67 for a ------Oregon S ta le.-...... -13iunder ‘ 26726 total bn the- Susan Woolf addedId 18: poinK-„ h,huge Raiders fan,” quar- I ^ ^ ■ m l Grayhawk coui for Idaho, including*ng-a three. terback Jon J. Kitn.a said with a ' I ed by anand hail that halted pointer with 3:43 remainingre “jhirhis is great. It’s what we I play for about)ut (65 minutes, that sent the Vand:id a ls (6 -6 ) playfor.W*We just have to figure out I Duval shotot ca 70 for a 270 total ------r^:ahead-62*61rtheirfirsirsrlead-of------h'ow T ^fl?fix things before next P ~ and earnedd S!$500,000 in the'12:------the game. man toumameiiment. Idaho trailed by 10 at half. '^^at wottrould be at home against ■. K J . Lehman,, wlwho finished second . time but outscored thethe Beavers Miami in s I B four times las)last year, had said he n a wild-card gam e th at I '/ (4-8) 18-.6 over the final;nal 8:23 for appearedd ito have slipped away I J wants to elim:liminate some doubts the victory. The Vand•ndals drew when thee CChiefs led late in their I > he’s had aboibout his game in the within six points three•ee um es m home gam*me. But the Raiders ral- I . 2000 tour seasMason that starts next the second half beforeore making lied, savinging Seattle’s season - and week. its decisive closing rurrun to take setting offff the celebration by the “This is aI stepstc in the right direc- th e lead.______' ______Seahawks.s. . tion.” he said.id. “I wasn'tn't expecting help today,” '' "1 was verytry happy1 with the way Montana th e teana m coach MikJets, who. held the move on the frontside.froi great-Joe-Montana can:an now be -Seahawksto5 to 33 yards rushing. Let the: playoffs3 begin woods, thele No.N 1 player in the called chief - editorin-chi-chief,that Seattle,, 88-2-: before its late-season world, shot a 41 on the front nine is.* spin, seemeined nervous. Aside from The Associated Press round byes,!s. Start the following Band finishedI with wi a 76. It was his He’s in charge off "In“ The the kickingtg of Todd Peterson, the weekend. JacksonvilleJai will be at “ worst round sincesin< a 76 in the 1998 RedZone,” a monthlyly I football Sc^awksnii never really got goii^ The regular seasoiion ends home in thehe early game Jan. 15, AT&T Pebblele BeachB Pro-Am, and magazine making its! debutdi on E?ch teaisam scored on its first* to i n i^ t with a game bctwtween San follow ed by b: a late game in only the thirdrd timet he’s failed .to newsstands today. quaner posjossessions, but managed Frandsco.and ; Adanta, twtwo teams Tampa. St,, LouisL will be at home match or breakeak par in his last 36 ...... The 128-page debut issiissue takes'- only field goals.go Peterson made-25-' • jhopelessly out of tlie po;)osiseason in the early•ly Jan. 16 game; and V rouhds.-He finished-lOth-with-a fini ------fans into die minds oof f: some o f...... 5!!!! arders, while Hall was ‘ hunt j Next weekend, thele playoffs Indianapolislis will play in the late , m the greatest coaches andmd players I ^23. The Jets continued begin. | game. :op-10 finish,” Woods in pro football hhistory. trend of productivity early in On Saturday, Buffalo willw be at Jacksonviliville (14-2) is th e top ^ t was about the only Interviewed are Bill1 ?arcells,5 d >period .thanlu to a 50- Tennessee at 10:30 a.n.m. MST, AFC seed;ed, followed by jrm e this week.” Mike Ditka, Jerry RicesandDouK oi yard.burstbt-by.Martin.on which he iwith Detroit-facing Wasashington — Indianapolislis (13-3), Seattle (9-7). KKansas city Chiefs wide recel • - ' I . joked. “Thatwho w; bogeyed two of Flude. ^ broke fourr tackles.tl He then scored {at 2:05 p.m. to begin tlthe AFC Tennessee: (13-3),(1 Buffalo (11-5) Tony Ti Gonzalez sits dejected al good thing forr holes, m got his round on a 1-yardd runr to make it 10-6 . . Montana also is maklaking his • ^ schedule in the wild-cardd iround. and Miami (9(9-7). then Chiefs' 41-38 overtime loselver -Lehman. ring wh< par with a 10-foot ran for 39 yards on the On Sunday, Dallas willill play at St. Louis ( •ar-4 12th. His tee shot picks for the quart.erterback.of s (13*3) tops the NFC, against the Oaidand Ralders.Sajijj the first four he the ccntury, and will e, leading to Hall’s 30- IMirmesota at 10:35 a.m.,,, ffollowed followed byIjy Tam pa Bay (11-S), ^ , ■ rolling by savingrwdy bunker and his' d goal late In the first iby Miami at Seattle at 2:0;:;05 p.m. Washingtonn (1(V6),( Minnesota (10- The lou booted the Chiefs fro putfon tlie par-4ended up in a bunker' into retirement lifei o V S 3 ■ playoff contention. e green. Blway. . , The top seeds, who halave first- 6), Dallas {8-88-8 ) and Detroit (8-8 ). P* ‘■Sunday. . cauglit a fairwa ■rom , sw ricl slibt end Apan pleads hangi •infront of thegr ta.America’s CupS l( ' T i o3riclaSt. receivei1 r looks Pippen rreturns to \ ty today r AUCKLAND, New ZeZealand - The Associated Presss______^______' ijoy it.” ^viijg a hangover is the excuse r \ Windy Cityke the rest of the Nippon crew memberr KashikoK III- M CHICAGO - WelcoIcome bac^ Scottie, so toejOs’ T ...championship Sbfuku used to oxplninLhis.boat’s hi _____ gooutwii/ith a tro ____ good tOMe'vou. g, .P ip p e n _ q u ick ly —----- loss to Dennis Conner’s St tatedPress ' ■ It hasn’t even been« n two years, but you’ll B ulls’id a . new home after • Stripes in the America bc amazed at the changesch< since you left, .gang,_J:h Phil Jackson left semifinals. I Sure, the drive downtcmown is stillhorrendous Jordan retired. His NEW ORDRLEANS - Peter Warrirric k ;N6.±Rorida State | found a ------“You know-how big5 irm Japan- —missed out c _and the United CenterIter rims are as unforgiv- coach-Stop F was Hogstons’...... It on a-few-trophies,-so hessu si re ?w7No."aVfrgrnlaT« ing as ever. the New Year’s Day is,is, andi we doesn’t waivant to miss out on the mst his When: New Orloahs have you back, evenen if you are wearing a ■ I materialized. Here.” chance at wwinning the Heisman Tropl■ophy, -Payout: $11 millloiv)n-pius -C harle: differw t bjack, red andoni white uniform now. ‘ H ak’ eersummertime, he and ' ~ But Conner was having:ng none of and was-c-even-passed over-for.tr- th e . - The One: Semlnoles3Sby6 ~ - "I expea-tf warm w Ff Award, after his arrest in I welcome,’! said Scbhie neverbling m publicly, and that,-attributing the vievictory lo BUetmkoff i t in,a - , Pipp^, who returnsts t

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T h e; -F] in a l W^EEKEND l . _ ------()- leanT t ^ i n ee u p f o)r bacl>I n d o o rriiito]: ~ The Aswctated P w a ~ . early game. dedesire and being hungry to) go£ out I I I ...... '" ihncincluding the decisive 5-yar"J,™ . A showdown t The losses by the Chii^hiefs and ^ pass to Chad Lewis widi 10551 m for the NFC West Flutie’s backupup for 15 games, was title? A tuneupcup Seahaw ks put Miami it 24-of-32 for 28717 yards> and threw two .although the Dolphins, Ilike the for.two teamsims TD passes forr thetl Bills (11-5) who PaPatriots 20, Ravens 3 Seahawks, are on a roverI'erse roU ^ B ||P l will bo at Teniimnessee next week. headed to theth e despite losing sbc of eighight to fin* Buffalo had a-se:^son-high 419 offen-___ ^ ,Troy Brown had three longlg kick playoffs? ------ars-T:------retums-to-icad-New-Englund-id-( 8.8)------HardlK------. sive yards as ihe th Colts (13-3) had and ] give coach Pete Carroll a r ------It-wa»-o-dralTjatic-cc-day'-ali------th eir 11-game.ne_avinning_streak___ 1 In s te a d , th e around. snappc*d. anrmcmory*if'he‘lose!rhis-JcJob as seaso n en d s ------Somo-l-,000-miles-apeapart— in— tH tK m ------=The-€oltfl-willrtU be off next week,----- ^exEfiaed..______:___ • tonight.with a then play at homiame in two weeks.______The Patriots won ju_st two of Charlotte iind Green Ba>Bay T- fans ' lasLeight-games-arteLs^rtinj Jacklus ter ------were~scorgboard"watch(ch ln caiu l.— TijjrpTBifirBiiiBucMiiMrallh'Md^c'irJonrDu 'Dungy ,.tight..U.hugeBd.l)y-ChIi soason-6-2,-and-thoy-have-gc the Packers and“Pantheihers vrere__Al,a„otu.Slinilaidayln.Chlcafoafterthe.Buccanean«m beat the Bears 20-6 to“ ii;;;i;=eantRs^'>5r5 rsain t^i3 ^ir:Sworsc-in ’o“ each of-CarrolI's-tliroc trying lo run'up'the score' il AFC e n te rta in th e itrsl Division. Carolina (8-8) won six of nine to sons son since he took over the •the Cardinals and Saints t .finish its first: season sc under coach champions cha from Bill Parcells.Is. The 49ers (4-11).). the tiebreaker betweenithem th was ------• the first time in 11 tries. George Seifert,rt, but the Panthers Ravens also finished at 8-8, butut they Look for thousousands of empty point differential in thehe confer* “ , Joe Nedney kicked a 33-yararderlo short of qualifying for liave hav more reason for optimismmwith scats at the Geor;eorgia Dome. Listen ence. Green Bay, 49-244 winnersw NFL , . winJ, the game in. overtimele after .. an NFC wildcardardispbt. wATins n in four of their Ia.st five gat;ames. for the sound,ofl,of a disinterested bver Arizona, won the tracTack meet ______- ______kidkicking a 38-yarder to tie it wwilh 45 Carolina windrich would have need- nation flippinglg-the-1 dial from Al -- with Carolina, which be . ^to.win-by-43.*3.to-beat-om-Gregn RHejsklnsSlri.olphlnsil fi( lOZZZ: —MitihadsTD-^AilvfVilyMcB^:" ----- (H-SJ-beaf-ei-€hicago-20-6 =to=wrap=<»“ nearly every play in Saints 43-12. ,, . up the NFC3 C enti^ and the sec- - was 2-for-2 this year in last stjconds< Bay threw on ne With both teams in the playavoffs ■’‘K ght now, w.we are just trying __ ___ Otherwise, the playoff. ] game-winners, was wjde left•fl on n fourth quiquarter, and New ,,,hese . two just went through'f f i to f»n«sh thisis ; season rig h t,” )tf_pii:ture___.„„d^secd-it-in-the-conference ----- 'blaV of Orleans (3-13)) did-the-SQme,-weUd ------' remained more or less as although th=lIC Bucs lost left tackle 44-yard attempt oh the last p nouons. — - Falcons-fullbacllack-Bob C hristian— when the weekend staned regulation. ' aware of the Panthers’Pa desperate j ‘'f ; , J PoulGrutxiri.:r widi a broken leg. ® need to win big. The playoff news removed:d any said, “even if we didn’t play most Jacksonville (14-2) clidmchcd Woshingtorton beat Miami 21-10 ’• , SUSfsuspense over whether this would w< of the season rright.” i ^ , • the AFC Central with aJ 2-24-7 Kin • an j finished Jaguars 24, Bengals 7 >an Marino's last game as a playerpi This game comcomes only six days ;d 10-6, third seed in ^ Buccaneersi 20,2 B ears 6 ' S over Cincinnati, but startirmnetack-, the NFC andnd NFC East champi* The 1 Jaguars vmippcd up tJi ind-or Jimmy Johnson’s last gameg short of the one-jne-year anniversary les Tony Boselli and Leon«n Scarp. seedsee in the AFC but are wom rnS -.-Mi'*'.-Als'""t rushed" for a touch-;..., is «coach. In an unusual geststure, of an NFC divilivisional playoff___ injured their kiiees. Indiaidianapolis xhe play, about the injury to Boselli,, oone of Jacquezjr Green( caught 10 pol|)olphihs owner Wayne Huizcizenga between the sansame teams at the ayoffs begin next i yards, and Tampa "cwlewJVIarino’s family to Washinj had its 11-game losinglEstreak Saturday with i, Buffalo’ at the NFL’s top offensive linenemen. ” 3 J ington Georgia Dome.e. TThe Falcons won * stopped with a 31-6 I Jay Fiedler, filling in forir Mark “ V * defense sbusedabt Chicago quar* foror *the game - just in case. 20-18 and went:nt i coinoin toss. The Buccaneers gotot the Week 2 when Atlanta’sAtl Bowl card - the first 13-3 to fail surpassed 100 yards receivin’ins for S i m . " -----Loms-andjniIndianapolis-at-home-----the-ihe-thirdiimc-thisyean------ne_aJong_way^no___ :hy.eiy.e ,_wh i I c.N EC_£as t-chamnpion t ____ D«nnei Jamaimal - Anderson.___ itraivision since the N1-’ ■hefollowing,■gday. doubt atwut it. TmFr just ^ad to be a WasVashington (10-6) will play ho:lost to w reck ed a knee kr and San merger in 1970. Buffalo i- part of it,” saidlid Pro Bowl'tackle l^ctiletroit next weekend in theu Ifirst Francisco quoriiorterback Steve and Miami No. 6. Cowboys 26, Giants 18 AVarren Sapp. rounound of the playoffs. Young was lostst forf the season - In the NFC, St. Louis ((1313 .3) was Raiders 41,1 , Chiefs 3 8 , 0.T "Jason Tucker turned aI : short and maybe forr goodgO' - with anoth- upset 38-31 in PhiladelphIphia, but Foniitr Kan,ansas City quanerback cat<:atch into a 90-yard touchd ;hargers.l2. Broncos 6} er concusslonfi in brought the Raiders RafRaghib Ismail caught a 4- vikings 24, UonsU 17 Chc Kurt Warner joined Danin Marino1 Gannon 1 The Broncos ended their- ffirct The winner tonighttor will finish as the only NFL quartc from a 17-0 dcficit to touclouchdown pass, and Eddie Mi J caught five passes . T* r o r X M nd a touchdown, then eason since 1982 without JiJohn third in the NFC^FC West. On the everto throw 40 touchdow " n » e V h ihiefs ° out of the playoff. kidkicked four field goals foi Other hand, a loss would be more i ,1b uIai Gannon, whoho got a.big ovation Cow^wboys, who finished 7-1 atIt ]home suggested tlie! VVikings arc stum- EIw:iway at 6 -10, last in the cs, and Marshall Faulk before the gan playoffs just like tJie WesVcsi. Rookie running bback ' beneficial to the 49ers on draft Barry Sanders* record for.i ?omc, was 25-for-47 for - andmd 1-7 on the road. The Giantsus (7-9) id-threctouchdowns as—ii-werivere' eliminated-from-Tilayoff)ff con Ijons. The Vikingings,will host a.wild-..:...J,crierm aine Fazande ran -forr 183 day, .which figl • pose yardage record^Tam; won in Kansas City for side:idenidon when Green Bay awcwon its lardgim ehcxtw,; weekend...... J'arcards and a touchdown forir the -m a jo r ro le in itheir m assif As far as theL‘ momentumir and the ChaiIhargers (8-8). rebuilding job. N o, 9 mUue D evp^ils p i i mm f e l ^ l lHam 6c Mary Bocdy ^ may be husba>anci DURHAM, N.C. (AP)) - Carlos by striking a balanceI between its = ' Coastal Caroliiolina (2-9) missed its oiO womanriiTSRinnI (case Boozer scored a career-hr-high 28 front line and ar the perimeter. NCAA Top 25 first nine shohots and had six ----- pointftnind-Chris^rrHwell inson bad-22-points.and^------' ------tumovers-in-fallinHing behind-160,------MARSHVlL-LErN;Crouth Carolina border Suninday “All indicationsions are that It was a 96-55 shelling of Willi'illiam S, 23 tunes, mulch ippeared to be the estran Mary. pulllulling its starters with 8 minulutes to Radford 46 app inged- - a suidde,” McGuiiGuirtsaid. um 100,^------huslusband-of-the-woman-i,-w ho---- —The-body.-whiclhich had-a-gunshot------ThlTBl uiTDcvilM9:2)« ) , SH5' -No. 4 Aubuti Bouncing back from consec KNOXVILLE..E, Tenn. - Marcus y^sinsuccessfully sued Charlirlotte blast to the heai in Higgins scored 11 u-_ lead, was located opened a 23-4 lead in the th< first Stony Brook0k.45,_. ..ro.a.;oad losses to Indianaa and iom ets ovmer G^rge.Shinn.n.., Sunday by depotputies after being ---- 6:01rhavc'bearen tlie TribnlK (M ) a u b u r n ,/ !xiuisvilte. North Carolina tooknka'^ 9. Pomts apiece foifortheN o. IG Vols ^ I, Ala. - Chris Porter " J (12-1), who opencened the second half Invesrigators tentitiyely id(identi- spotted overheadid byb a private pilot 15 straight times, and DulDuke has scored IS poin 10 halftime lead then oponui ied the:bodyas that of Chari oints as Auburn (2M ) ' * 7{»Coia with a 14-3 runs. iriotte - lartidpating in theseandiforPllce,the ' , won by at least 23 pointsIts in the won its 23rd•d consecutive home (econd • . half with a 25-3 run. Ed lodiatrist Jeff Price, UnJnion who was last seen a] last ei^it games, issisted on five of the Tar IInS u> Terrence WoiVoods and W alker ■’“ ‘I ai alive Tuesday...... game. The Tigi-igers (12.1), who com- ‘“IJcd three-poijoinders jn another ------In ihe.firsLhalf, Jason-Wj-Williams----- pleted-its-noncin confcrence schtidulc;----- irst-sevcn baskets of the-se talf and finished with 12 assist: ^sportKyTennJsi!*^e that pushed'the scored 17 points, includindmg five start the defense d of their ,. lead to 67.39. three-pointers. Boozer adc ive points. added 15 Southeasternrn Conference title *'''{•* inrc f«r Everett: scscored IS points for . and Carrawell scored 13 in the Saturday at Geeiieorgia. ^ *Joseph1^ Fone added 14 poim Vorth Carolina. Radford (4*6). IfallfiligiQQ half as Duke took a 56-25>lead. le Stony Brooklok (2-13) trailed 14-0 early and 43-12I2 athalftime, ^ No. 18 Texasi 990, Houston 80 No. 3 Cincinnati 106,.! 'I'he Tigerss itmade 11 three-point* NO.<0.1 4 Maryland 100, , crs'anUsh6t'52'52'perccnt. They outre- ' P n ------^AUSTIN.-Texasrar-Chris Mihm had ~ ^ H l UNLV66. bounded Stonyny Brook 48-31, forced :oastal Carolina 48 20 points. 13 rebflsbounds and tied his __ 1...CINC1NNATI - Kenyon.n Martin.,.I turnoversrs and-held the Sea COLLEGE V' PARK, Md. - LLonny schoo! record witlvith sc>vcn blocks for scorcd 21 points, including! sevensc on Wolves lo 27 pelpercent shootiRB. taxter scored 10 points in thehe first.. Longhornsi (8-3),(i who shot 52 a Kiiinc-opunitiR 11-poinl ru halflalfasNo. 14 Maryland (11-2)2) built percent and ledd 84*72( with 42 sec* led a swarming defensensc ’that NO. 13 NortIrth Carolina 86, ; 44-20 halftime lead, then scscored wnils to play, hinckud a dozen shots Sum he first 11 points of (he secondnd half Freshman guanard Grarge Williams thirtl nmkcdCincinnuii beat Howard 533 ./ ■ andnd cruised to its 72nd straightht non- >

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^ ^ P a g c B 4 ------■ Morjnday, January 3, 202 0 0 0 ...... T hhe e T im es-N ew s rrrr^EiBSteinii G a p ^ = ^ m m sscson ; against fafather Recently I receivedid a phone call ,. fnwn my sori, Rob. Itt wasw a phone. coll that every parentIt dreads.—:d ------:! Thai’s right: My sonso told me that the universe doe:loes not exist. - ...... ; Or_atjeast_ii_dc>esrnotlotinjiny.way ______I resemble, my conccncep t o f ...... < According to Rob, I understandu ; the universe aboutt as well as a ; barnacle understandsids a nuclear ; aircraft carrier. • I blame college. That’sTh: where ' Rob is getting.these! idideas, which have to do with thele Theory' of ____;i Relativity and somethething called______“quantum physics.”'■Rob Ri andTiis ■| roommate, stay/ ApAj all night discussing Deep Questicstions and ^g* , .: uring out the universe,•se, and when ------T7 they have it nailed-d{ '> Rob and Hal Theoryry of Every- ^ _ thing - Rob calls me uj ed, aiid starts talking a - trjt'el, the Fifth Dime I ,>.* T.^ —^ - B i g -BangretcrS o I'quick __ J co n f li^ and~testy, anc i frustrated says, understantfPTTERE’SS . f e THING A5 TIMEI” An ;• “YES THERE IS, AN . r- NOW IT’S FIVE O’C]’CLOCK IN i i i THE MORNING r ----- When-l vm-in-coUei

tumI physics." pi I was aran English A cowgirl unwinds at the> end«n of-the day at a ronch nearlar Eagle. major,or, and when we - • E nglish m ajorsors thought ab o uut t physics, were tryipg ■S H u m o r solse prob* _ . ^ DareBany_ J 5!"ss like: H “You ' are required re( to 1______in a ISpagd )' i d 5 ' 5; paper on ‘The Brothethers Kara- s t \ l p mazov.' You have writteitten a grand •r. total ^ of 311 words onn thist topiCj______“ How big do'you haveveto.'m'ake. T ^ 1 >. yoiir margins to niakeMhese th words, stretch over 15 pages;es? Do you ■■•VL0 t0 graph( >yers chaiirms ofGClarhardttX p a n t s , p • I- think the professor v^Uill noticer that lerdisco; pearls -t your “paper", is aJittle • worm of type running tBossIck------— ------iws correspondent -_____ margins wide enoughh toti land an ------^------• airplane on? This is not to' say that tht ! know , :HUM - David Stoecklein hasItas just nothing about physics.cs. I studied i home to Sun Valley from1 shoot-'si ' .;^pliysierfoi-arrENTIRE-lE^reAR-ln- rithrob MelJSihson-for-a-m'-m ovie— -— ------•— , ; : Pleasantville High Schtdiool under ased on Gibson’s new movieie ‘“The . •7 the legendary Mr. Heidciideman We P atrio t.." In a few days he’ll heaiead to, •‘-jJl Louisianana to shoot trucks for Genen e ral • H > learned that there arei fivefi' simple ////f • 7- machines: the lever, ththe pulley. n •" the doorbell, the hammemer and the r now the talk is of somethii a _____toasterJVeJeamed-that ter, a little more gende than1 ei powerful force in the ui )!* GM tru c k s n t’rorsrLposcs=jn.a tub,-red bootss at the -- hand on a generator, whic/hich caused side, or ririding through the sagebrsb ru sh ■ ' ------the volunteer’s hair to hair flying in the Wind. Am^nd, of - - ■ .1 end, unless the volunte iporting the latest cowgirl faslfashion J — 1—gid-with-the-populac-c runway of the corral -- fi from : “beehive” hairstyle held pants and pewls to calico si ___■_ place.by the iJiher. most ler chaps. force in the universe, hair X)k is the latest in tlie Sioeckecklein ' ------Thanks, to my hi^-schooi,~,iI— collection,w sn, which includes.“The.IdId a h o —— ------h-u—un. !>*< I believed I had a solid “The Western Horse” ; ence Me In - Images of the WeWest!” Abovo, Jill Thomtoiton, of Teneton, ropss and ■ physics. So when Rob wasgnwmgwa; “mwoir re ed ," wrangles on an easastam.ldaho ranch. Sun____ up. I was able-to; answer ;irls arc an individual brec tion:. about the universe jin said. “They’re competitMitive. Valtey resident Da')avld Stoockloln has written a “What is a star?" (Answer n handle a horse as well as and book about womerlen like Thornton called ' : of static clectridty that has ies better than a man. The;h ey ’re 'Cowgirls,'shownin right. ' ...... - •; fire because ofWction witl ll and graceful yet at the5 s£ sam e ; or “Wliat is gravity?” (A ey’re not afraid to get th e ir Stoecklein’s latestla anthology features a • powerful type of static e irty or bloody or get up earljirly on number of Idahciho women, including Lynn that sucks you toward Sth« s vet morning. They’re won/omen Greenfield off Hagerman,2 who mowed espedally after ytm eat Itali t roll their eyes when anotnother lawns and shovel/eled snow to buy her horse ;• These atiswers satisfiec f Copenhagen goes throughgh the Domingo; andd Christine Thornton, of ; until he staned reachingng 1that snot- wash. ______;____J’ieQse_s^cpWQIRl5,,Page_B5pj B5 - ty, know-it-all age when:n kids’Start! ----- , , - I losing all respect for authuthority(18 ' I ' 1 ^ ' months). And now he’ss callinga me I | | ; from college and tellinging me that l e t r o u b►le l w i t h t1 a l c — -T—H eEALTH N'^OTES — : the universe is NOTHING[NG like m y-. - • concept of it. The stuffiff he talks OEAR PAULA:Pj I’ve heard'that — ^------W alk itIto ( ff them,I, the Consumer Product SafetySal Commission / be carcinogenic and I ' ' about is pretty complex,X. Ibut I will lalc m ay b For sonsome of you exercisers, paipain can lead to , Stop using the jacketss immediately,im and . try to summarize the mainain points, shouldn’tt useu eyeshadows or face g ain -bt>ui u t then, paradoxically, to0 1less( pain. Many X r^ o v e the drawstringss or return the jack* ; as 1 understand them: c powders ththat contain this ingre- the store. )o you know anything with intermittent daudicatcation, a form of . — ■ Point 1: W hateverryoii yi think dient. Do 1 g. about this : )&A arterial ddisease characterized by leg pains and I about anything is wrong. is and if its true why do weakness hyour hands : companies put such a ess triggered by walking,ng, can im prove *»aSn t. • Point 2: There is no> susuch thing cosm etic c laUegOUl their abiliaiiity to walk pain-free byy takingts part in a It so ‘ as Point One. You THINKNK there is dangerous'US ingredient in their^ sounds so simple: The bes'tlest way to prevent ______walking j g prograny, experts sayy inii the journal the spipread of disease is by washkrashi^ your, hands, “ Q"Poinr*Onerbnnhariu!■jusrshows- -products?- 'Pharm acj -JESSICA, acy and Therapeutics. Buttut the program. But thihere’s an art to hand washrashihg, says the El what a physics moron you-ou are. . , which mimust be doctor-approved,cd, makes them Paso. C ; • Point 3: If there are tw .NEW YORK CITY A 1992 Harvard stu , Colo., County Medical SodiJodety. H ere’s what ! two idend- tu d y c ite d a walk tillJ hit hurts. to do:: • cabisvins, and one of thenlem gets on _ , niodest association besetween talc ^.a spacecraft going at ncnearly the ^ DEAR JESSICA:JE If you’ve been and ovarian cancer, a •W^Tet e your hands wilh nmning'ing water. .and a 1996 PfessUK • Lat . speed of light, then oneno of them hcanng nm■umors about the dangers American Journal of EpEpidemiology r i w u iire * to take vitamins ather up with soap, rubbingling a lot, so you gee bubbles. -'...... • -will grow old muchAister.’Pr thnn ftio- - - of talCi -thithereiiSian;attempt. to _-istu _ d y -io u n d a SO-perccnent-incroased— -----n j’re.a.hcort.patient.with:hi{:hi^:falood-pres- : other one and will retiree ttto Miami: themm morp: than ju st rumors, risk of ovarian cancer frfrom va^nal - ^u-)u may receive substantialal benefitI froih a ^ pre^'theTather over all surfsurfaces."* f • Point 4: There are an infinite New Yorkk Senate£ Bill 1462, intro- application of talc powd*rder. daily dosejse of vitamin C. Five hundindred ihilligrains , ^^ub between your fingers andanc under the.n^ils . t number of possible Pointlint Threes, d u ced byy New I York slate Sen. There is no indicationon that there each dayly loweredI blood pressuree byb up to 9 per- » u t 20 seconds, : and they all are all'equalually true, Daniel Heilevesi, wants products , is any risk for th e fjface in the. c^t, a levelle' comparable to expenJensivd prescrip- linse with running wateater to wash tho and you will n ev er uii'dili'dirstaiTd" containingng laic to be labeled amounts i^ d in makeupup. tio n dru,rugs, researchers from»m the Boston germss away. Dry thorou^y.. YouY< don’t neec} a ; ANY of them. “Talcum powder-causespo cancer in That doesn’t mean noto tto use eye- U nivorsitsity Sch'Ool of M edicineB aand the Linus, speaalal anti-bacierial soap; it’s;’s actuallyohea ntb- ; OK? Is that d e a r to eveeverybody? lo b o ro to ^y animals.i Frequent talc shadow or face powdeiler with talc, Pauling. InstituteIn say. They were quickqui to add that action that is the mostst effectivee germ*. j GoodI To prove you reallially under- ' applicationon in the female genital but it absolutely meansIS to consider , stud;udy is needed and that vitoiitaminCisnota sr. ' ; stand, I want you all to writewii me a increaseases the risk of.ovarian, never using 4t on yourr cchildren, or . • subsatulelie for medidne.. '' ISpage paper on how thelie iuniverse ’cancer." vaginally on yours^. On thhe e wrong ttack w o ^ and send it backwardardihrough Before yoiiyo start checking the ------r- Boys'Ja'cla'cket recall Levi;d Strauss 4c Co. m ^ pull[ a controversialc jV Mr. Heide- ’ mgredientt labella on your eyeshadow time'to nie m 1964, c/o Mr . Paula BegoUn is theie author of P arenIts, ts J.C. P enney Co. is recrecalling about c for nadonal broadcast thishis springi that high- mw’5dass.GK,I^tiLTha]Tuinj^' . or face pbwijwder, lei me assure you "Don't Go to the Cosniet\ettcs (punter 20.000 boj • dram trinoi nn» ^evel cridcaa say glamorizes kids’is’ walkingv on train lhat rione ol Joys’ jackets because the dr of this' concern is about Without Me (4thI crfifion)’’ too long; andai could get caught in cat s..The ad depicts a womanan removingi ankle* Dave Barry is a humorr acolumnist how talc is used’in makeup, but ^Bciginninj? Press, SJ9.9S9^. Wnte to The “USASA Olympic" brand jacketkets have 7-inch *®"8thtl jeansj and Upping- on aI pairpai of L ^ shorn ■ for the Miami Herald. Wriu'rite to him rather whenen it is used in pure, large her at 13075 Gateway LDnve, Suite drawstrini•ings, Vvhich, if caught inin ia door, could *, “ ® trairain streaks by. One Herald concentraticItions in the form of tal* ; c/o The Mtamt Herald, Oni ■ 160, Seattle. 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To regisuster, call---- S t-W - ...... tive mah made cdverinirings out of paper di_ ^ Z Z Z Z _ " iButterick, was one of theth most the Education Center . animal skins, and theircir rudimen* ^ Butterick.) popular of its day. It featutured the ?■ “ “eic Valley Regional . . tary manner of joininglg themi was iriventedn of the tape measure, newest_sewing l .pattersrns for M^calCcntimer. . - . . Bty pin an d th e firs t l • an early form of sewinrtfing.' Gredk machine, u ' women and children, ahcndifyou ' Pre-registrstration is required,' ^ t e U cvta ^ fU /a tf "iXfea/tU e A S t v t ^ — women in 600 BC sewedt-ed the sides _ made a dotdress ' pattern (by E [)okston!._ _5_“!!1?Z-2900.[0._ ...... ; ; ‘ ...... Over■24 2 Years Prx>ftssion(^ £;^ing 30 min* showing tha “Unfortunately,” said CCharles from 7 to 100 p.m.f Jan. 11 in the Incoming signal iiindependently andid rei d u c e s utes a day four times a •week, or is good forIt yi there’s a positive side Hennekcns, A a former H: rum lias put doctors in a di Harvard Education Cenlenter at MVRMC. non-speech sourjn d s. eating five servings off fifruits and suongly woi researcher who was amojong the ■ Pre-registntratioi) is required, vegetables a day. information)mfortable spot.-Studies first al to study alcohol and • FLEXIBILITY OF FlFITTING: Progrannme(ned with a :hat moderate drinking id_heart, ...caU737-2900. , Others are quick to'poirx)ihtdutthe ' aseni:puriigt disease, “the difference b(between ' computer to'flt yyour listening needs:ds. enormous sodal and mecnedical cost Considerr you i routinely contain a drinking H a small. amount vordcd caveat Uiat this re It and a JEROME: - C h ild b irth and of excessive drinking. BBut many EngLind Joui larger amount Is the diffifference early parentiiJting classes will be _ CAUTGDAyFOFOR y o u R alcohol experts agree thathat people in Novemberon shouldjiot be taken _ between fii preventing and c ageihehi to drink...... di causing offered fromom 7 to 9:30 p.m. SNAKE RIVERt FREE BROCHURIIRE ON who drink moderately - oone drink ate drinkiny premature death.”______W.ednesday,s.y,s_beginnlng_this_ ;r this one from a New di - -PICITAL-HEARIIH IN giU PS— ----- oumal of Medicine study la showing that moder- b< CowgirlsS ------ing reduced the risk of pt .. Continued from Bl..... clients as Marlboro, Fordrd,-Jeep ------sJMy-goal-w-would-be-that 100— '> Hailey, who got herr ShetlandS! M and Chevy. He’s currentlyy chroni-i years from novlow someone will say, pony Stubby at the age;e 0of 5 after -cling the Califomia cowbt-boy and ’You want to) kiknow what the West |H L ;ir her car-dealer fatherr aaccepted > Westertj accessories, suchsi as was like in theth 1970s, ’80s and "^■1 ing .“The - cl > the horse in partial paytayment-for - ■ spurs. • IdOs into the! nnew-century-Iook at a car.__ - ...... _ si-^r D alton Gang -r=r^hinkrhe?Hherbest-W ar :Westem-=^David-Stoec; S to ry ,” “ T he -cl eckleinr^he-saidi— H j r";:-. O ther I3aho cowgirlsrls include photographer around,”1,” said "There have: bbeen people before •: Peggy Godby of Goodinging; Hillary . V jKfM f l Mustangs,” Christirj W Tippetts, a saleses clerk ‘ me who havere photographed the ; .• Maybery of Ketchum, LLLiz Batcha “ T he Cowboy for sp Chapter One Booksi'store in West and theihere will be people : »-of Bellevue, Carrie WiWilson of David Stoeckl -Encyclopedia—- —:;,Ketchum._‘^ c does a rea;al good afterwards. Bu iiwJi and “Croutons pi But r d really like to ■EjmFBl iJ'Star; Jackie Jayo oof New ------job ofpdrirayirig'the Wesest. The be known as t JH fl in a Cow Pic.” Cl s the one who did it IBS ly.Plymouth, Kathy SSeal of he says, to I first batch of books wc gotgc sold tlie best.” • Jj;K ctch u m , S arah Black Bli of - can aboutB th H I He h as re a d -out fo as soon-as they camee in.: It’s '■ .i % s :• Homedale, Nicol Hoffoffman of attempt icklein to h u n d re d s of Kinot just that he’s from herlere, but “ C ow girls,’ PACKAGES INCLUDE(IDE: Roynd-trip Air Western books, ' jb s," published by ' ■ t I DUBois, Braidyn JacobsIS aand Julie reflect the rc we get a .lot of collectors>rs from Stocklein Pub!jblishlhg, retails for from SLC HotelI StsStay, & Transfers __ L-and.CouctQey_Dobson.ol.ofJiam er,_____ Sioe.ckleii0 know as much as he fii the cowboy way in a n — on JuLJiam___ S6ILanUJs_aiLElyailable, ,at_yickeni_____^ I Selbi Board of Hailey andmd Dianna near Macka his books^” Western Wear!ar, Barnes & Noble “RVAtlSRTA P $ 7 C i __ : .Baxtor.of Mackay.______half his timato make his shoots no “I thought his new boo ; real cowboy. wi jok was Booksellei^ aniand Waldenbooks in _ AJRa ONLY_frQm^LCj..B-A-llj^ ^ T O r C A B O« S i 3 6 9 ^ i : ‘ “There’s a heck of a1 lolot of bar- ddcumentin n^at,” said Board, a Hailc)ey teen; Twin Falls; R ead All About It > O-J'f nrJfnOir OKunin Umny ti ■ 161 3 ------AlB-ONLY-froni-SLG.jhifit tUmhdifinm rel racers in ,as,” said through lustein. who has a ranch ager th who got up one molorning book store ancind the Airport Gift' . , S VMhruiMX^trnshiflt — 7"Stoeckleinrwho'spendsls-'22 00-days— ^— “Cowboys:kay, has spent about *before-the-sun-foi"hei-] hi: n p h o ro -----Shop-in-Hall(illey;"Chapfer One _3.Night-Package- , 9 ^ ------nefo r the past 15 years_____ (/'■.■i'.: .;/MM rtJchndjjminjjfBrn. on th e road shooting5 c(cowboys, they live ev shoot with-Stoeckleln.'’*''^“It’s a Bookstore, Jarlane.’s, Silver Creek . -3 Night Package-«Wir» ling life on the range nfe HOWMtO)OIPISOHHMASVIT. .; -pipkup trucks and njoviovie stars. - work,” he sai -good idea because you alivavays see — • purfltTcrs,Sllv(ilverado; Headwaters “ “t 0 .“But they’re all aboutut the big at it. Theirsis trusty Nikon. agbooks on cowboys. And cocowgiris ' and Chateau I lys-areninlque-imhat----- be J Drug In Ketchum, llAZATLAN l\ $9|;( • t 'hair, painted hail look. TTlie ^ rls lifestyle In th dojustasmudi." arid the Ex LU AIR every day with their' sh Llbris book store in Al ONLY from SLC iQ95 CANCUN c * 4 1 9 “ : up here ride with theirir n men and one that Is ro Stoccklein could be consiisldered Sun Valley. . AlftONLY-fromSLC,;^rU.nftdrp«nm ------do the same-workasa maiman.i!______b y .a J o t.6f-|said. " T h ^ r e tiaturals —-the-modcrn*day-countcrp go rpart-of^------Stoccklein, 50, gott cicowboys world to sellirs I is the most unique Western bo painter Qiarlie R "3 Night PackogeTii*39lS ^ 9 s _ Russell. Timcs-Neivss comspondcnta Karert oouKfrMf « i « r * ; in his blood after mo'noving to “A cowbi1 the United States, and . It’s do a comparison he relishe;ICS. Bossick can bee nrcachcd at 578-2111. 3 Night Packagem d>iurtvn < Mm* li • X Idaho from PennsylvaIvania 30 boy he’s a: romanticizeds: and used . AXUMUHUfUCH nmcki -•'.years ago to photco to g ra p h we’d al! likeif-people-aiLover-the ___ thi — ^I ASK ABOUT OUR A PACKAGE s TI ! :skiers, a passion that eventual-ev • boy in us.”j U products. W( AlL-INCtUSIVE PA ■ v-ly led to assignmerits.fis for such Stocklein^boy is not just a cow- It’i E g w i j e t symbol of America - T ed L. R e a M .D.>.,KA.C.G. i KeriANUARVIS '.•cmmKxMe.t, : companies as L.L. BeiBean an d well. He’s Isol Ml Im axdum BtWiq Ml *X k e to have some cow- S m i t h & R c h D2|;cRtivoo HealthI Center Jt«jfc«iI^»Jhvtilirinwla—M rvwirVa»»l«M TReebok. ter million Member of Koultirrn IdaholoMfdloI A Group 3^ OTM MnailiiMia Ml h J,; His . expansive pffijffice in Western cc GASTIIORNTIVTEROLOGY^GASTIIOINTESTJ:JTJNAL ENDOSCOfV _ • n imM tl >U M Uffto Artxn. v'Ketchum is cluttered withwi har- : “Idaho Cowllin’s quest has paid ' aoAKVSI camFiKt) :: nesses, steer horns, lariatjiats and a lished ninesold ; more than a quar- FN OF enema evety'frve fr\ to ten years. ^ f ^ to LAX $14^ COLORECTAL C AINCER h wboy,” which he.pub- I A Pwpcnon. le years ago. And his Colorectal cancer?r is a These guidelir?lines only apply u Quad occupancy le a d in g c a u s e o f c.cancer . to people withiithout symptoms. VHONOLULU PA4 cowboys roped in such kCKAGE...^39fi death in the U.S. anin d w e If y o u h a v e a change m Roundtrip air from LAX & 5 NIG (S495 p« pmon. dU. oo.) IIGHTS at mikiki Citeway (S49i E sta te Sh n o w know that screeniining for bowel habrts.;. rrectal bleeding, P C Perpcfson, this disease could'J save or stomach era:ramps that don't KKAUAI PACKAC ^ Quad occupant thousa_nds_of lives’ eacf"ch year, go away...see . ...slr3lBlttti!koatii}is,lmts.ptt ee your doctor ftcundtrip air from LAX & 5 NIGGE J 5 7►ra>tpmoMM«u 5 ...... 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G e n e t i h e r a p yy faces troublir1 ngeross]sroads Ths Washington Pest d ea th a t thetl University of j Pennsylvaniauiia. • ' Sometimes it takes aI disasterc to ' •. HUMMANiihr^oNrabi binisH EK p Now genene therapy stands at a remind sdendsts and Rtl e p u b lic . g S S S ^ sdentific,, etethical and financial -----jus^how farout■om l^■l: - have ventured toge'thei B j ^ B ^ It is a cross]■ossroads still filled with pened with the Challen^ngerexplo- ^ B | ^ 0 ' promise, nrepresented most ^^^and_the acddenrat C f.earlier-thi&jn onU»-by » " now gene therapy, i ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ l i r t l e - n o t ^i reireport that two French effort to revolutionizeJ medicinei ^ newborn's~wth-aMdly wil inherited;' by reshaping prople’s geijenes, finds diseases appeppear to have had their.' r ■“ ^fr/.-vM ' Moslnirtrloirionts don't need to bo consursumedovery •- -itself-in the-midst-of a-a-similarly ------r . T b S S ^BBB fates revei^ by ihfuaons of hew • , 2i ^ , - : . ; . . single day.toy. As long a s you get enoughughofthem . .. wrenching and contecem p lativ e W S S B ■ - gen(Ts. Thoseose preliminary results ' , every lew days, you’re OIC reassessment in the aftelerjiothof s.'B ikcit t Ti* ariMW •ttmim.iUC could tu rnn out oi to be the field’s ------— I~ l n - f 8c»r a:•deftdoncy^o^ dei 6omo-rtutrlonts•tartakosirtorm'— ■ • — the death of-Jesse Gdsininger--the ------—'—long«waitBded firsrcures.------f -— .A .' ', ''v ^ timolno to havo any olfoct on tho(body. be . . first person to be killed1 byb having But It is alsoalsi a crossroads laden ...... — ^------^-^-*^---80 herelero'a a week's requirement ololsome ------~.- his genetic code rewritteien. ' ■ msft i n> OU ■ with risk. MecMedical risk, as became ■m wM FiWMflHraSiw • r>utr[onts, all in ono hoap*: Ever since'researcheilers at the - ASST?- ^B^- - "^th GelGelsinger’s death. And ' National Insritutes of Health- pjjl'"'-" ^ B " ' equally Imponportant, the risk that- (NIH) dripped new gen«aes into a , ■ •■limi; ^B.... .gene therapyapy - which still faces 4-year-old Ohio girl’s veiriinin l990 •. major techni:hnical hurdles but is in an effort to cure herr inheritedi ' . . under pressutssure from corporate in^mune system disordider, gene Hidsii ' sponsors to0 p:produce a return on ; therapy has stood out asa one of B n t. their Investtsstm ent'- will speed ' medidne’s brightest ho]lopes. But ■ K ' ahead too quiquickly, ^ o s s over Its the conceptually > simple ■l,K R - - . - problems, and lose the support of __approach, which pr<^sesed a new . - J;_____ a public ^laxU at 1 already_unccnain_ era”in"which“disea'se's~w'w oiild'be - - DKat»«?i£ . ab o u t'th e Wisdom wi; of tinkering cured at their moleculedar roots,' ' withpMple’s(e’s genes. has suffered repeated failaUures. ■ ' ; 2 5 S 5 “Scientistsists call gene therapy . Getting new genes intoIto people, '' ‘elegant,’' ”’ said sa: Thomas Murray, P =^ndiespedally.to.tbe:orgai =presidenrof^ajf-the-HastingsCenter" they are most needed, ho:las proven. , a bioethics> institutein; in Garrison, unexpectedly difficult. /And get- N.y. “But obviously obv It is not ele- -ting thosegenes.to.werkc ifor more ganf'at thisils point. It is damn than a few weeks or moronths has are none. ThatTh is the truth,” said “ If any.(hing gave scid e n tis t's messy, and1 in fact we now see It ' — been almost impossible.—— r-'— ------Inder-Vermtma,-a-gene-researcher-----s re- oPfrus-— ~can~be~dangengerousrPatlents'an'd— ° “It% fair*to'3ay that inn300_cliiU- 3 ____ai_ihe:SaUcllCl^tiJte_in_La.Jolla,___—:trailon:i 7^it-was^tKat-gene-e-therapy ■— researdrsubjeibiem “nTe”d lo 'b e toltl ‘ cal trials and 6,000 patienents or C alif., andid one.of the field’s at : least seemed ^ f e . Butt thatt pre- about th e risks,' ris and protocols If I had to show you tta ringing founders. “W«“A all know now it :sumption was shattetere d -in . need to be approvedapp or denied in ■ l | i | M endorsement that it workrks,rthere wasoverblovlown and ovcrhyped.” JSeptember with GelsIsin g er’s full knowledgetdge of those risks.” ' N ews off first gCEnetic curcres may h:lave gotte:en lost Tiie Washington Post ______kept confideriential at their parents’ month i that, two patienmts with' year about>ut allo w in g som e grams 16oz. (450g;0g) tuna request, were wi infused with hemophilia,1 the bleediniing disor- germllne effcefforts. And already, (IsVaaI daily x 7) ■ or 19 o r. (54[540g),folu - ^ Ironically, the intense attentionai healthy versjrsions of their faulty der, ( are getting by with1 half1 the the NIH and ant the FDA have given to the debaclee at the genes ninere months ago,-when usual i number of coagigulatio'n begun to revi rMo'bbdy’constantlyMosos-nltrogon l05 - - ‘ ------i —...... t. 'cview a preliminary University-'of Pennsysy iv an ia they were aboutab. nine months old, shotss since they were gl'given the proposal toI conductcot gene therapy ■ ihrough urino, and a\ snsmall amount of j throughout December ov _____ .'J._ pfotoin or amino acids:ts ijis noodod oach...... - -- jvershad- . and both no'now have the missing blood1 clotting genes ththey had on a fetus.;. ThatTl would be the day (0 koop it on an oviovon koor owed what m i ^ f otherwi;«se have immune ccUsills drculating in their lacked1 since birth. world’s firstrst effort to change, been gene therapy’s best;t inews in blood. And1 in contrast to the con- At the same time, thee field is ‘ someone’s geneticge inheritance . years: A report at thei iannual • stant infect)ctlons they suffered Inching I closer to somen e m ore before birtli. • fr^ts’srdal, meeting of the Americann Sodety after birth,, neitherni boy has been controversial c endele a v o rs , of Hemqtology on whatt mayi be sick since get A constant supply Is so getting the new genes, including i “germ line’'e” gene j . > - tlie field-’s first cures.— —------said-lead-i ------Im porianttosun/lvatlhiIth a i- -- l-researcher -Alain -----—therapy,-1 in-which-g-g e n etic ovon people who areeo oi n • TheexperimerjfinvolvIved two Fischer of theiht Necker Hospital In ' changcsc would be macad e m a ^ hungor strikes drink wat unrelated infants born: vwith an Paris, patient’s sperm or egg:;gs to be. r ovory day ailment similar to Aslishanthl It may >ebe many years before passed p down to futuref genera-j DeSilva,P who in 1990 recei:eived an scientists knowkn if the two boys tions. t U ntil recen tly , th at has _infusion-o£-ne\v_genes-a-and-has ----- are-truly-cur:uredr'The-newrgenes——bccn-considered-rabi -b boo~bc^ ------been healthy since. Theirir disease may have takentai up residence in cause, c tempting as it ma;lay be to ^^^jjB |R CkBpnc/PAUI. TnAP/KRT leleaves the immune systei;em lack- short-lived cellsct that will disap- free f a family of an aga e -o ld ing two kinds of cells ththat are pear withinn ai few years, or the inherited ii affliction, the\e thera- cen tral to the body’s ab,tbility to genes may■ simply si stop working py p could end up causinglg genet- > fight infections. —Ghaneeesare^yei ) u r d i e t i afterawhUe.le.. ic il problems of its own,n, which -m b - • • Most infants bom withh ithe dis- But the Fre'rench boys are not the would v then bccomc partnof that lo Klk i n d s o f ease do not live to theirir second only glimmcmers of hope on the family’s f line forever. birthday. But the two> 1French horizon. Researchers R from Despite those concernrns, NIH o e :i . s .boys, whose identities ar ia reportetl earlier this offidals o have talk^ operenlythis sANOl' n w i c i i E S Knight Rtdder News Servletvtce 1. F afacciccuinulates, espedally. 5 OUPS in placcs whivhere we don’t want it; ' Study: Exttreme dietss can lead t R 1 lining of our veins and ■«The Washington Post > R E S S O S ' for your diagnosis? arteries - the\ endothelium - — • ' more likely/ toti gain weight than may n' have a familial propopcnsity You have heart disease.ise. becom es crcrusty and stiff and those who diddi not take special tovnu^ tc obesity. Sure, there may be a few___ quits doinHiiKits lob;______^ Teen-age girls who go oion strict pains to try to lose weight. “Perhaps,” t l i^ write, “ii uxcuptiuns. tiut ifyoulivilive in the 3. M ore: iiinsulin is needed to -dietsrxisc^erpills-orindnt . ncerom:"; Otnrw«ixi^icpcctcd'fuTding noted ’ u 51 ^ s \^ th a familyliistory ol United States and eatt anythingai burn sugarar and store it in our' ^iting to help them lose wel{ei^t are by the researsarchers, whose study ty tj have already initiated weight-v close to tho typical AAn m erican muscles. more likely-to gain weighi^ t after- appears in the December issue of control c( efforts because theyth are — dietr-your-veinHMind-arte: mr-about-No.-l-(checfc------^ rob«aty_the_I.o.urjialjjl-ofi.Consiiliing.and ___—conccnieda that-thcy-wili foifollow in— gummed up and the pipespes in your out your waist). ws You probably than those who do not enjngage in Clinical Psydychology, is that girls the tl- footsteps of their pareni:nts.” ------pump are already paniyiy cclogged. also know aboutah No. 3, o ra t least such . practices, accordining. to a'-., who exerciseised to tiy to control So says Joel Posner, a professorpi that the inci study by researchers: sa t the their weightt werev more likely to icidence of ndulw)nset University ij of Texas at Ausi ____of medicine at MCI* Hahiahnemann diabet esJs.Cs.dimbingjiiiarpIyJut___ c , istin and gain weightIt during the study. I University and directo:to r of its you may not nol know about No. 2, StanfordUniverslty; • Slice ^ind'hls'ils colleagues suggest ■ ^W ood BBlinds- — Center for Continuing HejHealth.. particularlyrly the crucial role of The study of 692 girls eiu'oUedei that this mayay reflect the growth ^^^^■l-BeaulirulBo H Boss Hofdwood Blinds; ...... 24'X30'SI2I24*; • 1_ in the ninth grade at thre , “Ninety percent of the people the'endotHeliiellum.' ree. high in bone densinsity or muscle mass I 18 designerieKolors&s|^es. (fe g ____re ad in g _ -th is .colum n schools in_Northern Callillfprnia ___ that exerdsee pproduces...... ■ m n ,lL ,h e ...... The-othor-,or-day,-Posner,-58, in • —>_ 'All sizes'lidvidve^uortTfKounis. ^ declares, "have anatorhiclic signs of lii.s kindly,, professorialpi way, liter- ■ compare'a the body'massss index There are■e two reasons why ■ coronary anery disease.”s.” ally drewk’ mer a picture. The of students who engagaged in weight-reducuction efforts'might I udeslnstdlollon. ^ 0 4 . Numerous studios hack restrictive dietary, pra'•actices .. backfire, Sticeice and his co-authors - ck him up. endotheliumim does more than line 1-31-2000 ~ Autopsies of young Ameinericans - the inside ofo f;your veins and arter- with j>, those who didd n o t. say. One mayy bet self-delusion com- _ MAGfC killed in war, gang fi^ its,«ts, car acd- ics. It nlso dispatchesdi: a chemical, Researchers led by Eric SStice, a mon to manyly dieters:> They think = BllMnS dents - show that ninei outoi of 10 nitric oxide, psychologist at the Univerersity of they are dietieting and exercising — Je, that regulates the S ' m bIings | You the Ultraionic Pnccit'’ J ' have the makings of heartirt idisease. smooth museiscles.that enable your ' Texas, asked girls to conomplete more than thehey actually are. The _ When Posner looks at thet way blood vessel:5cls to dilate and con- questionnaires annuallyf t o v er a second may be diat some students | we eat and live, he sees 270 million strict. . four-year period. Thee g irls ’ people engaged in jm exptxperimenu To keep youryo blood vessels sup- w e ig h t a n d h eig h t wer< The aim: to test whetherher ealing pie, the endndothelium must be measured annually. , fatty food, avoiding exercerase and dean, free of flaq u e and inflarS- c Stice ' and his co-authorj loading tlie body with lard^>“Ll.t‘ad jo ___ ination.caustused_by,cholesterol, — Stanford v found that teen NEW-Di: heart disease and an early■ly (grave. bacteria andnd excessive homocys- who reported stricfdietin ISCOUNTr POLICY! The results so far: Abou3out 2 mil- teine, an amiiminoacid. radical weight-loss efforts lion Americans die eacjach year . from all causes, Posnen er says. . f “ SOLiQ\ R Y 8 More than half of themem croak &KAI from heart disease or strokroke. After a certain age, \wc fall EVERYC^O N E - E V IERYDAY! prey, Posner say.s to thee 1Terrible T R INFITY l I EEar, N ose & TlThroat, p.c. inyR egularPP r i c e d H v oULAKAi o n

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Fortunately, evererything is the day feeling good abo lt5 Plr>dar poom p p - 4 ± i» i i»nlthy .infi jout your- have no trouk-ouble obtaining coim------(T-PndOnu. us ------j**-l ;— going-greau-SheJs-hea ^ _ D e a r _- .ielf-Jt’.s heen my-fixpeneiiencc that----- scl for Jittl&oi,a or no advance fee in _ _ cnrpo------—happjr.-my husband aand I are ' ^^^^1 - every time I failed to doaiiriliirik- i ' ' California'-''-' egiven thot-her hus* ■ t9 Wfttor Burrows ” 1 doing well, and the proi'oud grand- m Abby ing I probably wouldhIh’t meet band is a-surjsurgeon (and presum* 20 Sayino ks-f . .parents baby-sit for ourr rnewborn. I ______21 Ewittoncn- : I I p t . JbfeaUMiien----- '—m e, I-----obly-ennmub ombarrossmonl ■ ■ inevitably ran lnio sonomeone I money) - becaiis^CalifQrniabe ____ ---- sha pq.-1-swim 40 l&ps-e<-every-day,------7knew” and;was, asha:lamed of FamilyCode2ie 2030 provides that a 25 Error makora ,. F* eat very healthfully ancnd happily '------myself becaitse I didn’tt look1 my . court mayy makem an award of 27 Mr. Babo I— .. fit into a. size 4 again..(. 2B Hubbubs ------p ..(Actually,-----ilzes-too big.-Whatbi can I do to - best.’Nuff said? attorney fees'ees and costs to any. . 31 O np in sn n d -.. f c - the pants I’m wearing; rightr now look neaterer and actually make it ' party in ana aamount as may be m ■ are a size 21) ■ •neodios a priority e\every'day? DEAR.ABBY: I W■a a family , reasonably/ necessaryn< for.attorv ____ 32 Chorioson or hs“ ■ My problem is^his:: SSmc^e m y _ .. -_i‘L’.’IN MIDDLE-. ... law.spedalist.and-feel coaimpelled— neys^fees-ar;-and-theamount-of ------— McfCoIIon------L i ; job isTa'id-ba'ck a’nd'cI does not' : ' 33 Dumbfounds VILLAGE, N.Y. to add my 2 cents’ worthth regard*, 'm ain tain inng g or defending the 38 Any poraon I— require a dress code - WWeb devel-. _i_ing the.action to.be.takeiien.by-.‘.‘In - - proceedings.;s. The1 piupose of-this------. 37 Showy tiowor I opnicnt, sitting behindd a PC all d e a r “L”: “1 Everyone should ;.. .Shock and Heartbrokecen,” the -statute.is too0-ensure equal access- -- 38 Hoolth hovon ” EEEIEEE day - 1 seem’.to dress vei/eiy poorly have your‘ problems!pi All effective ' dumped and virtually penniless pi to legal reprtipresentation to pre* 41 Capitol ol Chilo 1/3/00 each day. Sometimes51 1 look at way to mak«ake sure you look sharp wife of the surgeon. Youu said she serve litigants’nts’ rights. . 42 Ford or Dodeo myself in.the mirrorr ondi say, a t w ork each eai day would be to should find un attorney o 43 Zonllh 63 WallKoli/s W • lelAlRW a on a con- -GEORGISGIAANNMICHELL. . 46 Cindorg comic cc strip 7 5; g M y "For someone who taiakes such coordinate:e your outfit the-night - tingency basis...... LANGSAIV5AM, ATTORNEY-AT. 47 Stolon • 7r PeriodP( ol nolo - good care of her body,Iy, eats so before so you’llyc have it ready to Although in somee states • , LAVJVW, ALAMO, CALIF.. diamonds 8} SushlllkoSi ii s M s . well and stays in shapeI-you - look wear the ne)next morning. . attorneys may be able totc accept 46 Avalloblo to 0) ShornSI and p i M E M E like a slob!” Talk to aha hairstylist about exeat* family law cases on a borrowers Epps Ei lElTlcfelTi a contin- DEAR GEO]EORGU ANN: I have Please, Abby, helj) memi devote ing a stylee yyou can manage in 10 gency-fee i basis, such onor agree- heard from1 attorneysat in at least SI. So long. In 103 SpokedS( . iRlEldEl'sl more time,to myself. A Soho 11I FullyFt equipped | a | r UI l M Although minutes witJ a minimum of both- ment i ih a dissolution actiona< in six states sayiraying exactly the same ------SfiMllttoiydMslon— 12-Tv2-Tvra-timo~' — ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ? — goihg-to ihe gym duringlg lunch is .-errand-then'en-determine-howmuch -----—' Califomia'is’-generally'irthoughr:— ^thlngrThank";nk you‘f 6 r explaining 53 Representative . WimbledonW - a priority and eating helealthfully tor Iittle))'makeup-you n need to ito be **void against pubtblic poll- that althoughugh “In Shock" may I SGQordnerof ch champion ■ i ? 1 goes without saying,’],’Iletm y look civiliilized. Many young icy” becausc, in the evevent of a not be ablee to have an attorney •Mooambo* 133 Itty-bitty itt T * I hair look likie a comple 57 Poyinflbackln laci\ Como out on I I I I J M e W lete mess, women appljply only-mascara, a lit- ireconciliaticin of the didivorcing take the-casease on a contingency ______kind______tnj gj?,_I_^ear _. - tle-Touge -and.lipstick.-and.look—^ ar =Harties,-suchT:an-a I 8 rc c mo n t=.— basis,-her. ability.-to^defentbher*abil ------62 CroWscflll...... — 22T^TomaloTobblts e I M’NtrTElBl 'old'sn'e'akers every daj\ly, and my terrific, ; ■ 1places a lawyer’s firInancial self is still protectedpn under the 63 Allors (lo (II) 233 ’Joanio'Ji Lovos IT' "e T s l o l shirts are wrinkled arand three Taking a fewI extra minutes to iinterest in conflict w 64 Bill's portnor? Chochl* Cf star • L U p L w ith th e law. 65 South African 24I FlairFIj tSro liC J riia j R oller Ernie -• 25i Tenon’sTe partnof 66 With skill------26LHobrow..- Hr ...... ------'67 H iird ^ ller? ------T ' -flrephoi ~nr, ------=40.Districi— -Market-j-fordispcjDsablechcgpsticks tthrivesin-1-Japan - -— ...... ------2 8iFonjm T c Tobe------^4rDr5patchothoti " ’ Kftiors “ 4 DOWN 29I CookingCc box 43 Region ol • S3 Plenty • 1 April 15 30 o r Neanderthals ate NNi eander- How would you like! tot have ’ A. They neednei much warmth I o r tooth Franco 54 Pink baby? thals, that we now kncnow from ' : oddresMO 341 Cany Co on 44 Contompoiiporary 55 Noswoat K ] ' the disposable chopsti<^k conces* .and 100 Incheshes of rain a year. . 2 Plcturo border 35I SonolSothSo 45 Cotorfulpa: parrots 58 Even scoro evidence in recent diggigings. We ■ sion for Japan? Word is5 itI needs The prindpliliplc of the wheel has 3 Food poisoning 38I LumbarLu. pain 49 Hoart . 59 High mount also • know they d id n ’t't m ake a T W h a t ’s , ^ 4 Spllco film 39 So , 40 million pairs a month.I. ■ ' lieen well kno : memuruble months for you this P f °P iople.approach you, dis* _ year will be February.ry a n d N o . ection, build your ego. vember. ^ t wonder, “What did I ARIES (M arch 21-A eserve this?” Gemini, Avoid rushing, reserve‘e finSSjJdg: v^eo. Sagagittarius persons play O l d s s i f i e ment'Until all facts are - — Davidid A. Blackm er. D.P.M. people' want you to fail CTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. i ' . - - ...... ^ almost anything^ Pisciisces, Virgo ention revolves around' ghta^7c)2w ~ R u n dlal u L.W raalslad, D.PJV1.M . ■ . persons play roles.' ’ ----- home, seencurityrprotection-of-fam— - 1 in your sign equates to ~ G i ^ Mlle~iF0 (R) 1.00-3 30-5 00-7,45-9 00 ■ TAURUS (A pril 20-]!0-May20); jJy-Moonii R e c o n s t r uu c T i v E F o o t SS iu j r g e r y * Those who thoughtIt yoii; had cle - take initiative, L '■ "i End of DaysDa (R)4.30.7.00-B30 !tyle, don’t let others pull given up will be in forior surprise.' ‘“ P™ ” tyl Tho Wori^1 is Not E nough (PCis) ♦ Ingrow n Toe>cnails - Perm anent Corro rre c lio n This could be your power-playpo 1. )-«:M-r00-C30 d^y, featuring productuction, pro- „ [CORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): lax^ Quest^iPGi ♦ Hccl/Archf1 Pain' nt, but not too trusting. . motion, your ability t< Stuart ltti#|POH230-t2 50-240 ., ♦ Bunion.s / BoJone Spurs rdbian'ce...... | ; „ l ° e "opl^-attempt-tosell-you— S ■_5:1&.7 00.7 ?Q.<) 15-B 30 •GEMINI (May 21-Jil-Jutie 20): 8 ““'3ods. Listen for about a Itoiy 2 IC) 1230.12 90 ♦ Hammertoesjs /A rthritic Feet . lal recocni- orir i two and then declare, QO-fSO-S 10-7 70-0 30 ' ■ You gain international Klngnan; im30<4S-9.«8______♦ C orns / Calliiluscs______; ------tion—a'day^ou-will-Jonj lysujiriLaJraud!:!---- qma (Ri7oq.83o______♦ Nerve Tumoi ber. Open lines of con:rommunica* rf RIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): ors / Burning Feet jy. You add W-you hadd cdoubts about pressure.. - T»m sixth SwiM '~ jgBn(PG)2^00^^.00B.3o|____ tion, agree to journey, a______Anna & iho ^ ------♦ P luniarW artf-ts7;SkinProblenis new clients to your• li«?t lii Keen responsibiibility, capability of list. Keep regaininglg while others faded, , M«n On TiM Moon S B i j Q ♦ Spons Injuriiries / O rthotics promises. ------' B tcontenlal^ “ C A N C ERTinH 5"2'rjTTIu1^ 2'2T----- you-get-ansmswers-in-positive-man----- no IK1&C8 on oom ACciiTic !r.Rlptey(R) a45A 0 4S^ ♦ FraclurcsTSiSprains ^ _____ Stress originality, der r way wins. SiMpy Hollow showmanship, color coor :s-(Febrl9;March-20);— _____ W iMtnn ------■♦-Hospital-&-GOffice-Surgcry Availablable -' ^ - nderestimate you - you _ DMiO* BIboIow _ -Toss aside preconceived — ------IralentedMrr imprint your own style,ed d o n a tfo l. )u are a person of the- ome apologize, saying, Doubt* low others. Leo featured. W 1?I0.?M.4M n> ttJd s - G r e e n Mile (Ri 745 Twin Falls Burlurley ^____ — LEO (Ju ly -23-Aug.’. 22):2 You-----1'1-never.tl^thought you-could-do— 7 ” . ___ ■ Quest IPC1 TDO-0 30— ...... ou did.” Aries repre- Star Warn Ptvmnlon ...... 733-.'^88r 67«-liH-l.‘51.< ■ . learn difference betwc;»eei. gen- . >■■>" 1»00 7WKI0 Little IPGI 710-620 i«li04r SCxOOl. out srccui'AtL £C< 191 Addison Ave/e l.*;oi HIIHilandj: UE erosity and extravagancenee. Cancer rented. Tom Hanksitofy - 2(C) 7 10-020 , 'native declares, “Youou are too ______L - - — - — ------Q ataxvQ i good for this life.” Qut3uestion of -I 'J~ r*** Stuart LIti marriage looms large. ' ToyStoi VIRGO (Aug. 23.Se•Sept. 22): Diversify, experiment,it, ( discover. 7 / Popularity on the rise,;, y'you could • WFZ‘ J D A R n f be regarded today as a social ^ CALEN f EV E N Tr s ■ ____ attimal-Some.people-Ccj.comraent,_____ .‘‘I didn't know you w !Pasf, H o r e h o u n th O ak, Kim berly, ID ). Holiday Ho seasons are often aramong the most cmotionalI>lolly’difilcuh ’j ' w . • PlacemenietUAstUiance * 3 , s for people who have expetperienccd the death of a lov

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I TheTinm e s - N e w s Q t A SSSIFIED AR]KET] - - Reach i il m o r e t h a n 533,000, readers a iday with justt one phone calall! • Twin Fa^alls: 733-0931[ • Burley: 6777-4042- - 612 PasturesBS F(For Rent 823 VanarielyFpod,i Services. H D S f li ' 613 PalliireWaFWwt^ 824 VkJekJeoEqiqiment • 132 3rdStrere e t W est “ E | b ; Iducation WantedJToRenl To. 825 Wan'anted To Buy • P.O . BoxDx 548 325 '/2 E ast 5th N iorth :i!nl ■ 615 MobneHofTHomeSpace . 826. Cam amping Equipmenl Burley, Idaho 83»83318 inictkm $16*- RoommalejTales Wanted . • 827 GarsarageSales - •• Twin Falls, Idsd aho 83303 401 Sdroolsflnslnic ' • 828 Medi ----- ■ 402 Music Lessons edKal Supplies . Oi-nci-Houas: M on.-Fri. 8:00 to S.v sa Markets • ):30 Sat. 8:00 to 10:01);00 AM I U B I 403 .Tulormg ___fOTicj'axKnixiN INSATIIIIDW.) — — m t g * i ■ rT “T “ “ B30~Wanl Afincultuix* a n !^ Couples ’2“ 10f“ Tosi&Fdu«-'— 102' Card of Thanks cul Esiuif . 701 Livestock:k ‘ -H a p p y Ad> L d s- • 103 'DietafyAids Sales 702 FamVRanchanch Supplies 73^ 3f e . .ct)rj(c , J ^pcrijl event in tfic livcici of fricndi and loved ^104 'Personals' •' ' s 703 Custom FanFarm S e n « » s ' : 7 3 4 -5 5 3 8 <>'>«"J with u //w i-.V rvj lljppy All. DiifDisplay ads of any size 501 OpenHomes■ale 705 fmgalkm areuviuvuiljblc ut spccijj rates. Call a '/itruTwies-Snu customer ; \ 105 HappyAds 1 90i ATVsVs & Motorcycles ' . > l j | ^ Burley Call •ic< reprcjcntaiive for.more inTiiriiuimution. 502 Homes for SaleHomes 706 FamiSeedi __106.-.Special Notices___ 510' Out-Of-Area Hoi 5ed& Fertilizer 9 0 2 Bicyc iHomes' ; ...... 708 ' Hay.Grain'8iin S F ee d — : 903 " Boatsatsi^ssories .... ^ ^ 3 f"7-4042 ■ - Deadlinesles “ ...... 107 AbOitkxi Alternatives- - ...... -511- Out-Of-StaleHobes/Datries ' ——— IIX 677-4S43 h'cr I’rivuic Partyirty • 108 Professional Services .512 Farmsflanchesi 904 Campmpers& Shells ns & Rifies L ine-.P i ih.ii viinv n < v ...... Ui..^iii,si:------—:---- 110-Homemea)thCareUs(ces 513 Acreages and L( —= JJfe.’re Opeilen ——------:—A .s — I'M I'riday------• -— ! User—=514—frwome Pr^rty 9 0 6 -H 6 t1tTubs'i i Pools------lll.\M.Saiiiiday • 111, EnteftainmentService Property Mcrchnndisu 907 Motortor Home's &RVs 8 A Tiie'duy .1 I'M M itndjy' . •113 Chik) Care Serviceswee . 515 CommerciatPfoipeiiy/ AM to 5:30 PM M(VIon.-Fri. WcJnesdjy . . . • ts 516 -Vacation Propert ■* 908 SnowDW Vehicles iEqiiip, ^ Thiitiiljy 2 r\i Wudnodjy '3pop,Sen/ice.Direcjory^^. .. -■ • eoi,._.Anlk|ues&Ci i CoUectiWes— ^ 9 0 9 - S ^ r t i Ffidjv • 2 I'M 'riiiiriday jrtingirHuntirjgEquip.—^ ^8jVM-toj;0_AM.Sa Saturday------^ ------Sjtnrdiy------...- Time Shares is------' 802—Appliances------Ili-»ijr«>rrtrr • S twm H w ------2>\l r*rdiy~ ------T ' ~ ------517—Conflomlniims" es------^------giO ~nravelwilrailers • ------^-MrxvccKij------nt-'ni.ir^djj------s 803 Bazaars &iC Cl rafts 911 Utilityily Trailers .______518 Mobile Homesis,. ------804--BuikJingMat( )isplgy A ds; j^i>minc« dj Materials'------P re -P a y mlent- e ------il>licjtir.». C j II u Tim^:^-Ncu^'al^^aiivi-ftisinj: i• sVics Iimploym« . 519--Cemetery Lols..Vanied ' . 805 Cameras>& 4 EEquipment . l»u^entuIivl.■ ftir iiioru infiifnuiiini. r'munt 520 Real Estate Wan f Tinies-Netbs uccupts piiymciment for classified I Homes 806‘~ChIldfen*s fte i ill uush, pcnionul chuck,.Vi; ------521~Ma/iufaeturedHo ...... 1 ^ ^ fcaiiitcs 214' Employmenl Wanted 807 Ciolhing H Transportation M„s(c Timrs.Nnri On/inr ;s(cr-l)-l)unctlcl;iMificdad». Any 215 Resume Preparation eos CommunicalilicalioaEquipment • >ific(l u J placed in the | | * | j 216 Empkiyment Agencies p i j B B I . 809 Compulersirs 1001 Aviatic3tion - Responsibilililities - pH mt JN’crsiori cif TAf Timrs:\n:s 217 Emptopnen) (iportuniJ a l L s tu ic 810 RrewoodI 1002 AutoFoPartsSAccessones ;ck yijiir ;iil for crrcirs (lie firstst dday. TAr Times- l)c placcd online for .SO; : lish cr- incluiJiided in our national network of classifiedcl ad%, 601 Furnished Housei —— ^— ^oor-seiBPFirneavykquipmenl ,1 . r c r ro r r o UKlt-a.|utir)crsliij) with AdOnc.I«>iioilol'cll. \ tlitfailuilllM.- roperty 819 Office Equip7ijip^SuppIies 1053 Imporl:)Hs& Sports Cars IIcun fcir jtijililiiiiiiul 7tbvsji .-.vlurKc.luiv f-Q,. ] 304 Investments 608 Commercial PropiTime Shares 820 ets&Suppfiiipplies 1054 StockkCars ( ' Informatf&n onI Weekly\\ .305 Contracts 4 Mortgages 609 Condominiurrv'Timlous’e Renlaf 821 teieckfiadki/i ;c A d -.. ic-iiIji idk)/CDs 1055 AuloSiI Seivices & Repairs *.ijtc$.injirjicfiiti:iijtjt.iec. iriiciurh.iuxt.li«» licit «;ll,ilic (Classified Specia:ials! 306 Fmarjcial Services ?es 610 SloragaWarehou!It 822 Tools &Machilachineiy ’ 1099 AutoOi■Dealers jih>>lll>ctiit)l'<>tjn jJ.lllic.ijI 7.|JV^. .611 FamisForRent ------Ad< uiiiy tif oiiifelM fiirl•orly/orti/s/omfrfOHVfHirnii'/m,'>ur v rilin o llf re~ralfti orxiibsliti’istiluird...... h'orptrprrvm r ptirfy iiiify. Exrhu/es prpr:s ami Ikritofk.

WWW;mnagicvaile^sy.eom ^ I f ] : b » 3 1 i U IMESELLEI■ H I g g = Cenlury21,G, G.V.P. • Century 21, Riversisrslde • Gem State Realty •’ liwinIr Realty Y J I Windermere ReReal Estate • D.R, Curtis CCo o.-S ab ala R eally Silverir SageJ Realty I I i ■ I 1 1 j UzGuIchJi1 J3eal Estate •Prudential.. IdahoId Homes • Magic Valfejfey Realty ------roup • Robert Jones Realtyty • Stricklandflea} Esfate*-E►-DoshierRealty.— I ...... Comerslone GroL 1 Hy • Coldwelf Banker. Burieyiey • Coldwell Banker. Westelem Realty' Wllfs FTeaity E-MAIL your classiliod ad ■ ■■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■■ POO, .ERICAL OAIR'MRY to u s at D ivo VER E-MAILMAIL your classified ad LEGAL NOTICE L Ivorco/Chlld Custody locq ocroiarial & bookkeepers. Expoicpor. .outside loodor & Route LEGAL NOTICE ^ lwlnadOmleron.net - — c OKKEEPER m pany will p ro v id e a PERSONNEL PLUS ORIVitiV ERS Call ______BlHffcKEKLINC. . obprosonlailon< ol (ho Mim- .l{Jound_noj4uostlons. W -___ . . G eMPBai i l R ■ impolilive salary for tho J "u k ' c d)L l IDrivers, refrigoratod-' npiui Roguosts sub bids and aaomoni'a Annimi n « p»n _l{,askod. Contonts irroplac~ VERS * Facio ------r )hl-qualiliod.-bookkeop- -co o l lodlcatod routes, up to 'aclory-all shitts matoftal quolos from busartd Iho transacting of any oablo. a: Coniact Linda at ■■■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a aco: 10 Twin Falla Clinic & 2?^ 1 tho Now Yoar oil right. * Consi:onstruclion • . qualifJod MBE. DBE. SBE. /olfico manager who is Tholospilal ' has on opening ■1000 ? sign on bonus. Call business thot may properly _208-734-3457. oi — -0OO-359-7376.B ih IDEAL Inc., w e a ro * Forkll■orklift ; SDBE. 0V 8E and ESBE /a/Xcomo before such mooUna. 2( HOUSE CLEANING computorprollciontsoif- hosi)r a full (Ime cook. Expo- -LB t Iking lor Ovm c r O per» * Woldi oner wllh a good solid fora Voldois______’ ■ ------OODCdHl/ncloFrona------/s/KonnolhSoc L Leonard 103 l--’^ onco’isu'niustrA ppli^ ln' "OfllVEUVER3------■ ■ —a tojrslo n run'48slalos wiiir "wTliinish Processing suppliers for tho ■Socnnaiy------^ Joann*735^0^. lokkoopingjaackground^ -rwerson nc at-Ihe Twin Falls H&R'iR Transport Inc, w anls ihoirilr 94 or newer tracloro, * Cash! ^__£IETARYAID^ — p Dowlodgo ol a lully- nors lashlors-Fuil Timo ■ linio & Hospital Cofelerla driverivers with C lass A COL pulllrIling o u r tr a l la r s r F o r “TOP> PA PA Y -=-N O 'F E E ~! “ TvrinFXvWT^^^ PUBLISH: 10, January 3 and -1 L PAINTING & Ssllogralod general lodger ciini ggo o OTR. groat bonolils. moroiro info, call Rhonda a l 111 Fiior BECOME SMOKE FREE FHorAve. 73SOveriond (Expansion), bottom of —10,2000 ^ ^ DRYWALL stofhand Quickbooks 660 S illos. and homo llmo. t-80(100-661-7191 exI. 112. 733-7: ______^SrwK*.Blvflr.Canyon.______JN,7 Dnys.wilh.NQwJmago______quired. Good telephone______j r y_____" — 13-7300 678-4040 north ofT w lnF alts ______NOTICE OP------Indopondonco TM. Call ---- REPAIR------sSmill5.ajnuati_Sond.fo-_ . o aIp. ir ; Need oxp. milker & rniir fE R S ------P° Ee i r s ' 6 n n e l ^ CTwtn Fall* Co.) ID In PUBUC MEETING ■' 736-1024(9912693) ------■ saloim e . r o f e r o n c e s a n d ” olP-»p. leed loick operator. —:SrnL°?f800°SSg:g2r' — S !Now Y ear is upon us tusl relocate, 208-688- IIVERS ______o nd d .our new (rucks are PLUS ...... Bldop*nlf>grJ«nuBry7. - Ur*In occordonco with Public s WANTED s P a in itary roqulremonls to: oxp. 2000 a t 2:00 PM (MST) by( aiming & wall repair 380or20B-58e-3101. ■R C lass A CDL. roelors. comirning In. IDEAL Inc. is H A m si Low 106.40, noilce la horo-' —10 poopio who nood Jo ioao...... & )OkkooperrP.O-Box - Musi R STYLIST ^ Contact: Tum-Koy, Inc. ’• bytnn givon that a puWlc moot- i n , .& texturlng & wall b33(:17, Twin F a lls . Id a h o 3380 11 W estern & C anada. - lookirking for long haul truck' -JDHoIrStudio' “jc 1551 NW 9ihSlrooi Jan woight ond mako money • f,* IRY 5500SOO sign on bonus. Fuel drlvo inglsplannod for 3:00 P-Mr ' to J tosl m arket a now papering. Winter '303-0547...... - ...... BaodIFF exporlonced relief &ao(, v e r s w ilh O n e Y e a r ' localot:atodln Robyn Todd OntaHo. 0 R 9 7 9 t4 January of S 18. 2000. Collogo safoty bonuses possible exp. weight loss producl. Call ales. Call 733-5285. llk o r f o r 2 d a y s & 2 Laic p. or 100,000 solo Magic Ma Valley Mall (541)880-6885 ROof Southern Idaho Taylor I” lANING ------^ i p j T ^ l OTulpment;____ m||o3.03..Wfl.QlfQr.a com pel-______nov FAX (541) 889-7755 d«s -736-1624.B------:------— Ask-forAt:------g h isperw kr934;5568.»; — Hoii -Now hiring Stylist------Room 276inofdorto .y, waning sorvlco now. —ninh, Homo wookly. /o r liivee pay packago with Apply Apj in person. . . ,05,descrlbo and discuss Iho Modl< ing. more Inlormalion ■SEL ^ MECHANIC tom Info. 8S8.9€S-?e00. dical. Denial, vision, NoPhcI Phone Colls Ploasoi. local Impiicalions ol tho ^ 106 I 4 113 j II DIano ove 788-9899 DIESEin Fails Truck Is cunontty DRIVEIVERS 401KIK and a Rider Progra- ______PUBLISH: Docombof 30. Risk I??. Managomont Plan. . ■ SPECIAL NOTICES I CHILDCARE COLL------TwinFxepting applications ler OTR,R, NowI er equip. V ans. rn. RunningR i 16 westem.or HOTEL•EL ~ ' 31. 1999, January 1. 2. 3. Including 9 ” a summary of (ho ■ S S E R V IC E S POS11.LECTOR accoi(perioncod service loch- reelelelers. walking floors, 48 slalos.sli For moro info, noliablo.sblo, soil starling peo- Off-slto Consoquoncos 4. 5 nnd 6.2 0 0 0 A"* A l c o h o l i c s H h a gSITION o r For expanding expenicians & parts sales milealleago pay, load & un- ondl-possiblo p employment I for P>o housokooping & - Analysis pfOi ponion ol mo plan ANONYMOUS rou LEGAL NOTICE buil QUALITY DAYCARE oncy. Tolophono col- orson nic due lo expansion loadod pay Por Diem, bo- callRiRhondaal 1-800-661- laundryndry. Apply In porson prepared for SImplot Soil- ?08-733-8300 &72fr4650« cEN :ilons on aulomoled porsi n e x t. 112. at 1260 126C Blue Lakes BKrd Souiri Locusl Mini Storogo. builders, 170 locatod at 4105 N 208 :ENTER. Providing care ® if a second localion on nusosISOS, benefits. 734-9062. 7191 197 S Locust. Twin Falls. 1700 Rls E. Buhl. Idaho. Tho — Drchildroriolaltagosina stom. Good telephone ofaJ4. Ploaso sond rosumo r ~ —— E ^ Twin Foils. Id 83301: Its required. Will train. 1-84. IRONMENTAL------10 will soil at public auction Risk wai Management Plan >: Operations lt,ianagor. ^ SERVICES INSTALlrALLER ” ------by.Hunt Dfoihofs Auction was don prepared In accor- ' FAX Scentiod. CPR irained. . II lime. Mon. - Fri.. sal- - to:P.O C . Box <656. Twin C T ? + commtesion,_401k, . P.ND TRUCKING ' Jfloors. ' P lease fill T^ rrrORIAL r n t by 5:00 p.m. Fall•Tho Homo Place, In Twin ” IfDEPARTMENT aycaro. ICCP wolcome. Ing wa aro dovolcj,:.! ueek* Spm-iVER Ifyci' you're Ambitious and iplicatlon oul at Twin 3 Clinic & Hospital and >promoied Irom within. Falls and Burley, formerly yra oxp. Cail 735-5020. dowalanonlrylevolW ln- d January 3.2000 cha MD iovlAg moihor would et Travelers' Oasis, has dosed. If you havo pur- ^ ke to taka caro ol your nrior^er Oracio experienco lonofd trailers. COL. 21 yrs. WoVo nood1 drivers & will FARM/iM/WASTEWATER G reatlat bonofils:b Com pany . chasod not a homo, which h as ■ ■.208-677-4543 NOTICE OF plot hildren in her home.' pinne>lu3. Relocation to bedolder, (i local'ond some train If needed. MANAGER sponsoinsorod 40tk, health not yo( boon dollvorod d (B U R L E Y ) Twin g g s. Idaho, req u ire d . ^ oI(j 0 neod ovmor operators Avoni>nmora W ost se e k s I n a u r i ANNUAL MEETING p le ase call: Alon Smitlly. win Falls-Filor. 736-4594 t-of-slalo driving. Rofs. We no luranco, and Life You aro horoby nolfflod Inc. a s e Fax resum e or lot- nut-ol2-5663.B ------and nm loasooperators. ------WasiastowatorTroatmont tnsuranijrance. Como but and Amorican Homostar West.- ___ REMEMBER poroiofinioresltoRoyClap- 433-5 Vo'll put you in Ihe busr Msi (hai tho Annual Mo«tlno of Inc. 358 Boise. ID at 1.800-473- j ns------We'll Manager to oversee pickupk up an oppllcatlon. Depositors'of First Federal rola hai binhday ad you placed V B •01208-354-2401 VER nossloss hauling our Ireighi, operairations In Gooding 4 D njgFng Froo Work Place. 3508. ir you havo'servico Thnisom o timo ago fn Tho B Whon>______ORIVEiOrlvor needed Twin WITH V NOTHING HIchIK .Savings Bank of Twin Falls rolatod Joh matters, ploaso call 1 I:mpl»ymcni (lod.i ilieid. Must hove skills ■ « w g iji -:^w U l bo h«ld at tho Main O f~ H o n rrmo9-/Vatv3? Now is Iho tl you aevortiM 10 dasu- PT ills Dri aroa. Steady run DOWN. DC In the m ost In farm ENFORCEMENT- ' “ - iiomj flee of First Federal Sav- ID a timo to com o pick up your- ■ i.'inciudo IM ptkc« ol tr>« - F amo lls ollen. clean MVR & 't>oitwaulilul truck on tho. & m LTIME POSITION ings Bank. 383 Shoshone abc piciures. Slop by Tho PIJPUBLIC SERVICE - '«>«»»njrou’io aoUiAQ for best homnelits. e (406)256-1939. road. roai II you're retired, comp M UBLE. P e rso n will IDat1-800-473-3586, The UII9. 733-093t______benof Siroot North. Twin Falls. ass4 Cusiomor Service Dopt MESSAGE VBR ipond a low years with ompio]loymontwlthexcoilem /e as part time Adult abovo Individuals will holp ^ n't pay lo find work bo- ^OMPi spor Idaho oo Wodnosday tho assess sior your sltuailon. Both today! Don't f our sp o u so seeing the beno demeanor Probation IPUTER SUPPORT y Express seeking om- yo^f Nlnetoonth day of January siore sooi locouons will reopen ____— ■ ------orere Jyou got tho )ob. For lyoe leased roule doilv- ountry. G one England, ' sas l r c s r s f f r Ice, and as a pan . 2000. at 2:00 p.m.. for the. TECHNICIAN ^ estigaior. Contact soon undor new ovmorship, 00 inlormalion about ” I drivers. Wanted so- Prosldenl ^ ol C.R. 934-1 purpose of elocllng iwo PUE /o j^ g employmenl sot- time poalilon with England Trucking, will - Inlon >mo County Prosacu- \ a b o r t i o n ^ - I - S na, and trucks/shells. *"0 lo r, 30C blroclofs • oach to s«r>« a ~ 6i^ B 7 U S H : January 3 . 4. 5. . 1 ce scam s, wrlio lo Iho y®®'loJIla^Requlros ‘ ono be putting on a FREE 300 North Lincoln,. ----- term oMtiree yeaia. llie n.. if a s com puter support sntactThoros-a boj 9. t o. I i : i 2. 13: II sderol-Tfode-Commis*- — 5^3255S« ■ ■ ^------TJfmlnarat urugi im 3 0 7 .-Jero m e rlo a'------n ,.t8 nnaiB,"aooo------IB™ on. Washington. O.C,. bnlclan-or.equlva(ont— ------Job Job Servico, 771 N. * X * X ; B3338, lor on appll^a- • ______PREC 3580. or call (ho Nallon- , etlenco/educallon and tion and job d e s c rlp tl^ RECNANCY CRISIS CENTEfl 2L®^VFtoud Information Con- rk oxporlonco In I ffl££TESTlNQ 1/ERS •, . 1 HINIST 734- r, ^800-870-7060...... 'J/WAN onvlronm enl. ORIVEIor. Flatbed Drivers This I ed Co. Minimum ol 2 Janu I s r)Utaolng. noat In ■ 108 AOVEFP o slllo n O pen by J a QniJOiy6thfllB:0 0 AM „„„„„earance and have joraiuia lull time machlnlai, rts February 1. Apply i^sed. OTR exper. required. llpooiiblo.eollJob II pt rhai birthday Od you plucod I |PROFESSIONAL Ag P W eekly h a s an loiter, ible transportation. orlonco with standard lomo timo ago In Tho Timos- I ' January 7 wllh cover oraia 11 Wosiom Slates Seivli SERVICES imedlate A0 opening lor an pleiec)r, rosumo, and com- . boora E x Colleni ll starling pay. OS and mills re q u lr^ . ■ I io i I S ii: ^ imme< Contributed Piefii Shaitng to register. Promol VoM? Now ig Ihe lime 10 dvonlslng satoapprson. Applled CSI Employment .coC a iollo™ in60.M dV - I - LOST & FOUND Sioo»m e pick up your pictures. AIDIO your ' curront diot wllh odvoif you aro Interestod In Thom, id vacation — If youou cantc call, just show ^ S e e S R e S plication 16; Judy .pn'iri\iartorly Fuel Bonus up. CII733.M55 Sorvi>lop,by Iho Customer w hyp p n o s ls . C a ll R o n a y l6 , m, HR Specialist, Hu- ,bu?rtcver Rocruiling Bonus wttalvhal we havo to offorl SorvtcoDopttodayl Vict/Ickers, RN, 736-2880. «o«ih'oas largest agrtcutlumi B ul 1I cResources, Taylor . nrivor y . . paid holi ewspapor, havo an Ag Souths p/SlopPay , SEEY'E YOU WEDNESDAY QENERl:RAL plan BANKRUPTCY lldlng, Collogo of .Tnm/e Ploaso chock your a d for }ackgrDund and onjoy 1 2 3 8 alth Insuronce . If Ifyi you n e e d further Experierlencod Satellite Tech- • availablea\ at: 1 — Comjjm potitive rate s on C hap- . ithemTdaho,P.O. Box y)on.Aver9(tool7-100oyj Information, Ir call - nlclanSns ler the Twin Falls Spears-I corroctnoM on tho first ■ tor tor 7 bankruptcies. Call lorking w / people sond 83303Je.TwlnPafls.lD ars-Manufachirinl day (hoi ll runs, as Tho your resum o (o: cial In jrago Eamlngs-S37K+ • fl00-356-S046 fl area.. NNeod reliable Irfjck, P lantm t SMS urJty O fflrf OUNO linio black fomale _ :!Jeff £ l Stoker n tW -6 4 5 2 . y'®™ 03, Copies ol unoitr- , n^27-.30cpm Average I pay. Will train thO' ' 216: • Times-Nows Is not re- Tho Times-News, of cortranscripts and prool i 2162 S . U n co ln j sponsiblo for errors al- J,*'puppy. Found on S outh Banliankruptcy, dlvon». DUI, Attn: Th Ja n et Ooffln Find c eppllcattoh/Intervlew , ssa-piporson. Fax rosumos Jeromro m t, ID 83338.1 jarm oM lm ^^^J Park Awo. In violnlly of porsonallnjuiyandt AtlPOB0XS48 alwv^ 1-80(M53-2227 ■ *------• • lo: 40006-622-8403 or Call - (208)324-«101 (208 i Municipal Goif Course. wo J postlnB/appllcalion ...... toinfoo worker compensation. \n Falla,.ID 1 83303-0548 -hr/]obfiww.csl.odu/support/- 1 00 686-814-6402. 8 p•trMUmEqtmr] t n • Please call goe-736-8613. Rica'ce Offlca. 734-3387 TwInFi c a li -< P a a CIgininunlcatlona o i ------ibfttculty,htm.AA/EEO * * • * Oppom>ortunltYEmDloi/if. ------^------MondayrJanuauary 3.2000. 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MEDICAL M ------T ------1 ** MEDICAL RIRESEARCH . WlWELDERS , Bl “1 1 7 ® DDIolaty Aide, full time, af- SiS n a k * River Rehab ft Uv- A Ar rea Tille rosearchor, m ust p , BUHL ...... • rh nrk yr^itr nH THEACEI terhoon shift. Contact I Exporloncod weldors u( ESONBRIDGJj | j j Bobby WoUr Ing Center is currontly hiava ' dopendablo irons- nneeded. Must h.ivo o'xpor. MOTOR-ROliTE for correctness on the • Vicki 01 G ooding R ehab iSMklngaparttimeRNfor portatkm. f Qood handwriil- „ ______B34r5601.for/norBI info______1 W/ mlg welding. Apply ai lirst.day that (t runs.' -M D Sffikin N u n e. Apply;------_jJ8_WiU.train..No.cost-or-J ~Charmacn’raii«rs~452 s obligation. e 3S The Times-News Is ' ~ •'When an elephantt is in trouble, ’ NORTH ot«-A' MEDICAL H . 620 S p rague ------e South Park Avo. W.' TF. Buhl. Idaho - 1-600-701-2273. S The Times-News Is evmafirogwiiHiidthifeW m ." , , No P h o n e C stle PIm m . cu not responsible Ior A K 7 ULEADING HONE HEALTH _" — . 0Openings & trainlng.in TF _ currentJy looking for an ' — Hin srrora alier that time. Fftndu proverb. V K 10 7 5 3 AGENCY, currently has 0 • & Burloy Countys ^ . Independent I Motor erro ♦ A K S IFTposltkxioponforaPo- MISCELLANEOUS M .= 2 1 7 IRoute Carrier In the diatrlcs Visiting Nurse ond •RESTAURANT I . *Q J9 ] ^ B r r r r r l * a i BUHL a rea. Valid — “Wbal a frustrati PTCortrtiod Nurses’ AkJe. . APPLY IMMEDIATELY ■ rating deal," W E S T EA ST IIntorostod opplicants Tirod of seasonal work? naods r on oxporloncod L drivers license & adviADVERTISING S A L E S - __ lamented a dlsconce —should apply o r send c u r- —___ _ W o ^ e r^ ^ ______. woitp.«jx8on..ovoilabiojor-V _I reliable vehicle a m ust,^______P ositio n O p m ______JcerteiLWest— 4-A-Q-a 44- 2 ------4-3-10 6 3 3----- ‘ • Y « r round s EMPLOYMENT • . “First we help therara ireach their V A Q 4 V J 9 8 2 Jront resum o to: swing shift. Apply ASAP A g W eekly h a s on elusive garae. Then I < IDAHO HOME HEALTH ft • indoors at a ■ • - OPPORTUNTIES IF yo u llvo In the im imn m ediate opening for an ) I can Qnd no ♦ lo 2 - 4 Q J 3 ------■-•SISOOtostart—— In: re defense that wili derailI’ailSouth." '* 653 . ------^ “ HOSPICH • ------Intermountaln StaMing Fo 3uhi area i are Interosl' -advoitlslng salasporson:------■ * 4 - • 200 Soeood Avo. Norm ■ . Cim734.28e3 Roeourcee, F 415 Addison n PUBUC SERVICE If you are tnterw ted In - Tliis was the dealaJ thatt caused ••••••••••••••••’ / edktbei^aNewsp^ SOUTH Twin F ate. ID 83301 * Avo. Suito 3. Twin Falls b MESSAGE soiling advenlsing In t h e ' so much pain for theJ dedefense ' EOE aMISCELLANEOUS ; ” RESTAURANT R£ ^ Federal y em ploym ent Inlor- Bu a re a s largest agrtculturai West led his spad>ade ace and A 9 _ mallon Is froo. Romom- Phase a contact the Twin “new 'i? spaper, havo on Ag V 6 MMEDICAL COFFEE. SHOP job dutlos Idaho Idx Joe's is now accept- • Falls Times-News didn’t lilce what he sawlaw h i du m m y . would'Include preparing ing >r opplicalions for cook ' ber. no one can promise background and enjoy ♦ 9 8 7 6 4 ' LcLooking for CNA's wilh ex- I you a federal job. For free n/roffice at 733-0931. ext. ^vrar>(lng w/ peoplo se n d Was there.anything hhe e co u ld d o to perlonce In Behavioral Esprosso drinks, small and a server positions, day 0 defeat the gam e? No ♦ A K 10 8 7 2 [ food Items, sales on cash and a night shllt, lull and ^. infonnallon about federal 347; or stop by 132 3rd ■■ your rosume to: So — regard- , Coro. All shifts ovoitoble. - Jobs, call C areer America St. W. Twin Falls., -' -Tho ; Timos-Nows, less o f w h at th e dei .. W ages DOE. A«3ly Bt:i - . raglstor.' PT.-Phono 12- ’ p P a n time available; Apply f l. defense did. Vulnerable:le: North-South ...... ' 3pmONLYIaf536-8363. in ir poraon'b'otwoon 2 ond" ■Connection, ' 912-757-3000 — AnnrjanotGomn------South could make hisliflgameifhe- Dealer Wea ' ■ • 3- PO Box 548 /e s t .{1828 B ridgevlew Blvd. Ml 5 pm. Mon.Fri. ktcotod In ■ played in any reasonab!la b le m a n n e r .------MISCELLANEOUS______-LynwoodL Mall.------B - * * * ★ ★ : ★ rwin Falls. ID 83303-0S48 ...... TwInFellsridaho'" QiOuMtlons... ^ _ : _ 2 j 8 ____ I . Had West continuetued spades at. The biddingJig: .736:3033 C- you want to eiehango jJ.ho markoiing Tho Gollort TW IN FALLS onco Is preferred. I Componios full line of flours por week. Make Big 3 heart break broughtht^^od | news. V 8 2 imuMO Item* for cash. ^ “ r o u t e s i n ;b u h l money now with only __ ♦ A 4 ‘Groat Bonollts —^ PIpost horvesi ventilation. _ j j ____ O ntof hialow-diamont .iCompQtiUv^-jalartee------u r rtfuigorolion. tom peraturo • . SSOOOdown paymonl.-Wo------♦'■QnOT5*2 ' st< MISCELLANEOUS------« ROUTE S40 linanco tho balance. C ash ___^diunmyls.8pade.kinglng..and_twQ______Stop by for a personal 'ln- pu»urnp insiallor. Holp install «control and humidiflcotion teoo BIK. Mapio St. ■ 3ricQ.Sl9.40Q-flrst-COfne------1 more diamonds went oi SoutfiTwest North !.' domestIc"4 commerciar -oystoms. Electrical ond' ' it on dumm/s Eas*. So pilcallon ot Twin Pella ni -UOO^eOO Bik-PoplfuSt.______WoSt ^f8,^Irst s e rv o . 1 -8 0 0 -6 9 2 - K-iO of iiearts. SoutIuth escaped • Pass__2 A ___ Pass:______g -pujI!P3..MochanicaLabllity, - .f_mochqnlcflUblllfy.aj>IUS.- " JL}too BIk. Sunsat Clrdo ^100--900B/k.^rdAvB.-W- -6353 -Cir*-Center674-EM t- ,, , This position olfofs a ba se 5353-24-hOurs:------with no diamond losersers, ahd the ^ ^ Pass Pass ‘ Pass u roqulrod. Exporienco a . 100-900 Bik. 4th Avo: W land Dr. 734^264. EOE plus. p* S e n d resum o or let- ssaiaiy t plus commission. . ___defenders won only twotwotrirlfg,______; ...... IIyoC tlln In B u h lS a n ~ 100 Bik. Austin Avo. . ^ MEDICAL-:------^------«e-ter.dotallingoxperlence a- -- WWo also offer Pafd hoolth,- Would an initial diajdiW ond lead 'ANSWER::il: Spade Qu^n. This is of '— Intemttadln belnga- ^ i n v e ISJ e n t s j ~ OT or Ex; Physiotoglst WItfi salary « roqulromonis lo: disability a n d llfo Insur* ...... ROUTE 610 : ------L i have defeated the gar iportunity for your side. 0 ance. 401K retirement Independantnmnpaper game7 No.it a ^'oppo Occupational Mod. Inlor- B g ox98816c/oT hoT lm os a» ____:___ carrier...^ ______'400-600 Bik. Caswoll -----pi ■wouldn’t have. Dumummy wins, You developlo fty o u r tw o tru m p win- osVoxporlonoo o; waniod for News ^ P.O. Box 548. Twin ' Ofand cafotorlo plan. Tho ~ P U B U C SERVICE Pleas* contact DIairlct Avo. Wast • MESSAGE s tr u m p 10 to n e r s w h ih !^ pan time wim potential to Falls, id 83301 A|Agri-Stor company is a South cro'sses to bis tr Ccuttingdownonpoten- P' drug (ree work place with ^ Manager >00 Bik. Paradise Placo Blag profitsdi usually moan lead a major suit, andan West is ^ >Qus in dummy at the same grow to full limo to holp ^ 733-0931, ext. 347 build 0 growioff occupa- >ARTS SALES p[pro-employment .and ran- ___ 600 Bik. R ose St. N. big>lg rrisk. Boforo you do back in (he sam e pickle.U e ...______time. iiU((»UBVlor>ip(]r. Homo Caro 1139 Falls sum o to: Oporallons Man- HARRISON FORD 100-300 Wisoman Vashington. O.C.. 20580. shuflle. Co(9i%I>l»S0.OOa.Uattadr«a»9>n>a<«ti>c . Avo A\ E. Twin Falla. ID agor. “ 5 P.O, Box 1656. i THE'tlME^NEWS ir call tho National Fraud . Twin Foils, idoho 83303. WANTS YOUf IS CURRENTLY nform atlon Conter. kilos poopio w aniod. now! -800-876-7060. . ______—« Skilled nursing facility ?E!lESTAURANT HHoolih Insuronce, comp LOOKING FOR MECHANIC ock-lo-«etK>ol Full-timoyosrai^u0d 'Poslliona avalloblo at (ho Aro a you a NA. CNA or LPN .evenings ® 4 NOC's shifts N E W S P A P E R i opportunity M sglcV alloy Moll. Pick- avallablo. Apply at: nood 1 parson lo work maknake S50K « por year. Call i ^ B o m e s s s woda. Can733K)93t. _ , who likos thi in-homo i gravo shift, virlll bo cook­ Jim Andros or CARRIERS FOR 100- mochanic to worft In tho up an application at Cus- coro sotting? VVanting lo Brideevlew E sta tes 9^ 00-200 Bik. Camay St. ^ fUNIndusliyofHVsa lomerSen/lcoOosk, 1828 Bridgeview Blvd. ing ‘"I 3 nights a wook and G ale Mott THE RLER AREA. 90 Bik. Casa Grand Ct. m ^ 305 work In Iho Twin Foils. Twin Falls. Idaho w aitrosaing 2 night a Boats. Bonodts available, i Joromo. & Nonhsldo ar- 7 3 6 -2 4 8 0 ! Walking R o u tes 100 Bik. Manin ■ C O N T R A C T S & ------Apply In porson a t ~ 7 -7 3 6 -3 8 3 3 ------wweok. Also need-t grave -lOOBIkrRosoSt.— ■ MORTQAOES— I ~ Appl^ln porson' at Bost ■ das? Aro yducorinfl,>oH- __ woitporson, exc. pay plus S**-SALES ...... 71 Available j " . . BERT HARBAUGH Woslom Apollo Motor Inn motlvatod & rosponsiblo? MEDICAL MEl tip Ono position open for a 71 00-600 Shoup Avo. W . : MOTOR tips, ond oxcoptlonal hiro “ *S CASH NOW SS 296 Addison Avo. Vl/ost.B 11 so, ploaso call Magic S Snt nake River R eh ab & U v- on on bonus. Must havo ox- ' "RV/BMt aalctpormn. 6C ROUTE 552 ; - Downtown W#nd«ll i Valloy Stalling Sorvlco O In Musi bo a lop producer 700-600 BIK. 5tf> SI. W rConlracts ft Mortgages. 536-6323. *MEDICAL------Ing Center is currently porionco po in order to apply. 734-0600 or stop by 2nd sosoeking CNA's for all Pl< wilh F&l knowledge a n d 7C700-800 BIk. 6lh St. W o o e ^ ^ c . 4o discount requlrtdi . CNA-8, LPN‘8 and RN's. Ploaso apply ot 209‘734-8737m _____ ■ _ o lso hom oJioatih.nufsos____Avo. N. In Twin Fnlls. __shttts..Ploaso.apply.at:_____In s h itBrm ti ountaln-Stafflng.______good.closing skills, 600-1 too BIk. Aden St. 700-800 Bik. Caswoll ^ PenoniMl Plus. Mon. thru F?l.. 9am to' 8 2 0 S p ra eu « R R« ooouree*, 415 Addison ■ SS0-60Koyear. 600-600 BIk. Idaho St. ------A^TW ost------D R A C O ■ 733-7300. 4pm. - I Buhl. Idaho Avo. Av Suito 3. Twin Falls Bonofils available. 700-1000 BIk. Slovons >0-600 Bik. Falls Ave. W Apply in person a t IOC ■00-600 Bik. Lawwnco 'SJVESTMEMTCORP. Y f IBERTHARBAUGH iOO Bik. f?o66/ns Avo. ^ rtg a g o s ? Coniracts? ■ MOTOR n D eeds ol trust? ' - C You want to soir? D ow ntow n W endell 100-3001 BIk. Huddleston ^OC ROUTE 889 uW 6 wont to buy. S36-6323 Rood BOi00-300 Bik. Crestviow ■ Pfo,Prompt & cash offers. TECECHNICIAN - . If yc100-600 BIk. North St. 900 Bik. Sparks Wo9 artore k)cal ft compotitivo. immnmodlato oponino for a too BIk. Ramsoy Dr. -C all 208*733-3821;------FieldFlo Technlcion & Elec- IOCf you live on the West . R.Tor. Todd Blass. PresWont • ------, trietricol Engineer to sorviM f you live In this ana i tldeotrwlnFaUsaan Richi=UchanJ B. Stivers. V.P. A s k iA d H 0u m d . ^------^------r=&A-inatntalii.trunsmlttar^ T j a n Intensted In bslnga ------rhUvns led In being arr -T ;W;W . r stM sre. sacvT ross.— .— ^ sillsIlo.'M ust havo oxpori- newspaper carrier... lly onionco. Pioose coll 733- ^ , l e a s e c a ll D i s t r i c t afe earrier... "^2OP ^ DOLLAR PAID — ------0510500. ask (or Anthony: rManepef:.-733-09a 1—.------Ueaaa contact District Mortgages. “ 0^' Contracts. Trust Deeds & Noios. ____ ' ___I AlsAlso moy apply in porson ____ e x t 347. Ind f'tsnager ' J™ withwit rosume ol: Teton nnr 733-0931. e x t 347 NoFmFoosi Meridian Partners WiW irofess TV. 1162 N. A A k k A k k « • 1-800-901-9301 t o s e? a r c h I o u r BluBlue Lakes Blvd. TF. X , ------'------TRARADE------iOOOING (5) , ^ FT S ------T Stool Rule Oio Maker. i i i * t 1 i *, Educm ion will■vill iraln. Coll 536-6616.B TH 'IN FALLS (7) V M WAF'AREHOUSE I! ------— — - ...... Nowow hiring for 2 w arehouse...... I : ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ * ■ m posaositions in pailei/dock TH iiJi E T IM E S-N E W S — e l a ss s i f i e j> j d L s _ z = >lftce:-Some-computcr------IS C U R R E N T L Y , ^ ------skillskills nocossory. Sond ro- LOOKING FOR ------KHE l T IM E S-N E W S ' ^ BiM l l Sttlci , SUIlumo 10 PO Box 93. AV INDEPENDENT JR ___CURRENTLY HAS d ------601------— Go00-600 N Birch St. . 5 0 0 N D a te S t. . K $ 1 0 0 ^ 7rso, 5 ■ 30-700 Uncoln SI. N ' I t t 5£ i s 2 7^32-5259 < "E CAA U TODAYI «•••

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:: : 3 tm •r l O I IG ^ , JFor c items under or( adding up totc $1000 (Maxini t n u m o f 4 I t e m ss please) ------iitionalHne.-Private^Portycyonly.-io'm e rest'rictions-apapplyr-Merchandlse onl^.}'1- ^ — ...... • H t k t i ” C gan i 733-09931 or67r7-4042Tfodayr FORECLOSED HOMES 1 TWIN FALLS - Now 3 REPO’S JEROME. J 1. 2 & 3 bdrm.- T 502” Low or SO down! bdrm. 2 bolh homo, by Used homos TWIN Falls- 2 bdrm, m buBUHL -Sludio apt. 60£6lh ” 1 i 6 0 2 1 I FAX Govammont & t>ank ropos S225-S375-S550+dop. Ibaih. gofbogo;-S500. No A\Avo N. $150mo. ♦ $150 LjWMESTORSA^_ L^OMBSTORML^ ownor. 738-4855, msg Brockman's • ' PkNia»e*IIS(»-324-3e41r , Financing avaiiobio. Local s Call Gina 736-1592 or T smoking/pota. 324-6752M. dodop. Cali 536-66ta Ifsdngs. 600-501-1777. TWIN ' FALLS By Ownor. ■J YOUR Fixer upper, piumbino. _ 324-4380. TWIN FALLS. 2 bdrm. All fFILER I l • Nowor 3 bdrm, 2 . oxt. 52B7.» . . sunroom. gorgMus wood "*]oppls. No pots/smoklng. bo oloct. now. 436 4th Avo E. RUPERT. fl Atusl soli. '1972 Jntbrior, . no amoking/pots? » both, garago,'sprinkling'•- _ a6 0 DlN0 - rjow 4 bdrm. 2 avail. now/S550.:733-0489. sysystem, nico Irg yard,'— ] AD — S33,0D0. Call 643-6873 T a m a r a c k . 1 4 X 7 0 . 3' S485+dop. Avail, also, bio = -tiath. tlnlsh'od 3 car'ga ------7-icovomoB96ge-;B------■■bdrmrt-bnih.-MaKo'ofWr.—-30X ; 40 6hop7324:2157.ir' ‘T’TWIN FALLSrBrand-now- -close-to Bchoolr$8W-mo— tiM ES CLASSIFIED rago. covorod patlo;sprtn>- - •» 5650 dop. Cali 326-5047. : View our listing' • Please call 20B-438-6666.' Jerom li e. Nice, clean 2 »IflOOsq.ft.3 bdrm,2 baih DEPARTMENT ' klora, sod ond'lanclng. i ho m o in NE Twin F a lls HAlHANSEn: 3 bdrm. 2 full moplp kllchon w/all oppls, I^^^" T |2 I TWIN f FALLS. 14X70, 2 •bdr/n., I fenced yd., oppl,, i, Times-News FARMmANCHES/ w/2 c ar garage. Pots OK, babaths, pollot siove. bIoVo - 208-734-S538 gas firoplaco. morblo I bdrm. 2 hath. SlO.OOO/of- AC. / S480* dop. 324-6499 5 for. Cali 208-673-6244.B {fj $850/mo. 208-727-1105.B 4 rolrig. W/D, S575/mo.-^ ------o n iin e -a t----- ■ OR walk-ln ahowor. Soa at I kiMBERLY New 2 bdrm. 2 ^ Bocurlly. Call 732.Q540.B 606 Mapio: $149,000. s DAIRIES bolh in country. uiils,lncl_ TWIN FAI.LS. Nico 3 to 4 » “IrtTm^h0m4i . ITois oI' —208-677-4543 ------Gall-934.8194------° ' ----- 520 —Ia ali appls., w/W/O. no « '^ ’HOLIDAY SPEClAt. I REAL ESTATE space, fenced back'yard. - ' HfeVaURN. 367 Fl. RIvor .XIWWER-WANT8-QUJCK- i - i pots/smoklng/drlnk/drugs | (B U R L E Y ) H SALEtli 310 acre farm ■ S675 m o S60P dop. Call , -tromoDO-wlth-ELEQANT S625+300 dop 423-4653. J Marstia & Paul Demeulo under 2 conlor pivots on I Mark 733-0404: ^ . S1(SlOOoff Ist.m ontlxs PUBLIC SERVICE IRanch stylo home. 2 ' WANTED, . kiMBERLY.i Farm house. 77 ;--MESSAQE ------1 S h o e String Road. NW of I TWIN PALLS.-Nlce-apa------______. r e n t . - ___ fr ■ Canlu^SI ■ ■ —bdrm r2 bathrofllco-;----- 1W endell. Poop well. 3 ~ -t'barm Trbath75450/rn6r Soiling proporty? Don't pay- —<—cathcdfol'boam'living'rmr -cioUB 2-bdfmrotll.-rmrcar------...... ^ jSfonipiVfliipyJfopoftioa. .. ~~ip h'oBo powor. Rolsod hov____ f dop. No pot8,.rofs. roq. „ - “ anyfoosuriiillfe'BOltJrFof ■“w/flropiaco. Now obK--—« Coll 423-5893.B: - port.-groat P locatlort.-No l-«uLaurel Park Apartmante _&1 corn last year. Mpko - pots. $475 -f $250 dop. 176 Maurice Slreet (roo Information about ^kitchon & dining rm, Lg. M = m x = ^ , avoiding tfmashoro anci ffamily rm. Glassod In < TWIN FALLS P p lease coil 208-543-6800. - Twin Fail# .real ostaio scam s, wrlio (porch. 50X60 Insulatod & ' M ( otivated Seller will, •3bdrm. 2baltihoriio Su ______734-4168 ' ; ' exchange for smollor w«lroplaco • iwIN FALLS. Small studio -= s to tho Fodorat Trade fhoetod garogo-shop. < Y O U R ^ house, ulils-incl except r Commlssfon, Washing- f proporty in Gooding aroa. • 2 bdrm, 1 bafrthame______P house, airappla. no sm ok­ : Viewmylistir Approx. 3100 sq. ft. 2.21 oS e llin g a very nice 160 hoot + cabio. $360 + dep. . —tof»i-0.C,ra0580.-or call- -—aof09-on-tho-bea«tHtrf a -----£ __ CalLKotIo.for.mQto-info____ ^^5! ing/pots. S475:324-321S - - acre farm located at 1619 _ •733-6699. ■ '• " Times-News ttio National Fraud Inror- £Snako Rlvor. Reduced lo i A b WINDERMERE ~ JEROME :• r^Ti:u:Q "n-c-s-rri-7rr7 ZS275'Wu s i:2Cia:67B:U37^ ZTv.-e-rotJO-STHoiTiodol^' -TfM“T ES-etASSIFtED ------=etoofinyJilanaoQmQnt=' M\YENDELL-.-2.bdrm,-lo ------r _1.S7.4_sciJt^tucco-homQ ____ — PRICE REDUCEDt—:— — TJiXIine—r 1-800-876-706Q.- - j _^D£RAf3ItylENT ______, slorago-oroaTSiOOTc/o^------X Homos from SS.ooo -vW “ dbl-oafago.-tffx20'-cifr------734-4334 °!pols ok. Call 536-6616. Great siartor hom e In a t E'MAIL your classlliod ad FcForoclosuros & ropossoss- ^dor block shop. 2 stool —208^34^5538 ------TWIN^ FALLS • 1 bdrm,l ^ oxcollent locationi 3 bdm i to u s a i Icions. No or low down pay- granaries, ^ I4‘x32' ma­ on __bath cloan homo. S400. I 6 0 3 ^ 2 baih available now. twInadCmlcron.nBt 1 Call WoBtwInd hom es. ; www.magicvalley.cy.com morn, crodit iroublo OKI ”chine shod. 40'x50' equip- S 200dop. Call 7 ^ -0 1 6 5 . | l FURNISHED APTS/ For cuffonlllsilngs. m ^ ent barn & corrals. 208-677-4543 732-5710 _____ B lerM o m es ______,, .(B U R L E Y ) TWINI FALLS • 2 bdrm. 1 1 _ -1.800-511-5048 EXt-4t)68r ‘ Great ^ buy al $285,000. IEROM6^bdrm "N o ___ 803icJahoS t...... MS.OOO — . Call Roy 733-6340 hm -or- baih. garage, no smok- ^ 5 M M ' Kelly Runyon 215\ Midway...... :...,47.900 JEROME 4 ^EROME._S.otcily.3bdrm. TYting. pots? 733-5165 ovos. TWV/IN FALLS. 1 bdrm. No sm^oklng.^^ols. S ?J C*ll ' 6 1 I Coldwell Banker PRICE REDUCEDI ' 2baihhomow/ac.S140K- • bi pots.-Inquire 01 503 3rd maximum. 324-1 t06.a TWIN in FALLS - 2 bdrm. 1 P« . Curtis Realty Groal slanor homo in bath, show or onlyl $350 Avo East. • JElEROME. R ( Now taking ap* BARKER .QxcQlIoni locaiioni 3 bdrm SABALA ^ Roalton ’ mo. ■►$250 dop. 543-8531 ^ =^==^^=^= plications pile lor studio/ono . 2 bolh avaiiobio now. — : REALTY I 521 I CallS43-4371l Q 733-4321 I TWIN FALLS - 2 bdrm, Irg I 6 0 4 bdnn. bdn apartm onis In eld- - Call WoBtwind h om es. ^ MANUFACTURED m erly projects for singles or yard, dotochod garaao, I 732-5710 , § , couples, proloronco givon - ■ fwS550.-Coll734-7170.« — t JEROME. 730 E. 19th. fc" ^ 513 I % 1 to n o a r eidorly, •elderly, ' 3 bdrm. S68.000.00. blA CREAGES & LOTS I BUY A HOME in tho TWIN FALLS - East sid o .. ^ U N FU R N ISH ED handlcappod/disablod. oriy Ploaso call 208-324-6909. o( trionlh ol Jbnua'ry and - 3 bdrrn. 2 bath homo, dib co_APJS/DUPLEXES. _?o“iR ont b a se d on income.- Qualify to rocojvo TW ILISS. Land investment «• a Jorom o HoritoBO Horiifib. * MODEL HOMES FOR Y2K Ui $20.oao Bond. Call tor 3 I W lI1iiies->Stews - 'INI ioopportunity. 1 group of 9 n U.RLEY Quiet, cute & Applications may bo ob- D atalls. Call Homes close to school. $795. Coil ^7 ButIhord'ssiill.timo togel- undovelopod rosidontial ai cozy 1 & 2 bdrms. Groal ta 7®" in e d from Twin F oills____ America 208-678-9673 -TarTy-orBrvoTr734:6G77r W Hou^ng Authority. 200 Iho best buy on tho iols. Cail20e-362-6201.« — locatiorf on ond ol Yale i ° ’° ***FLEETWOOO*** ___ North Elm SI. Twin Foils. romaining90'ond99' . jl' BUILDING SITES 'g TW IN FA LLS- Voiy nico 5 Avo. 1-8’66-203-9484 o r fP P homos. Don'i doiayl Coll . '91,26X66. nowly romod- _b d r m , 2 ^ bath, full 67.7--4075-Starting- $260r- -rjj—Idaho or by calling 733- '■ 2 .75 A cres-B u ild in g silo elod. ol' 4 bdrm. 2 baih. all TW.linishod bslmt. garages. • 5765. Equol Housl>ig m m in tho country, soulh on oli DEN. Lg. 1 bdrm. S 225.' Nort oloct., now appls.. in os- lg be yd. $300+ dop. Call ® Opportunity.B 732-5710 .f- 1/2 1st mo. rent Froo. OK Idah . If you arc uni 1E astland a t 3210 N 3250 ' teblished ta family park. Rick 733-6146 Days. ' mable to call or co :orne by The ~NO PAYMENTS FOR fE. r S22.000I Call Nowl 540.000.^ for moro dolalls *0 Idaho Housing. Water/ 576 6 MONTHS gr1 to 2 Acre Snoko Rivor vv TWIN FALLS 1 bdmi. 1638 garbage , incl. 825-5449. [ Qppi Timc.s-Ncws officc,ol simply clip aiand mail this t Wills Inc. 734-4411 If no .H ig h la n d Avo. E. S425.N ' Homos America h as 9 frontage cli sites. Uhdo'r- answ ar er.733-4607. * * * * tyTj — — order-form-to __Oroat.hamas.in.Uio Twin- ground utllilies. no osso- ^ No pota/smoking.735.B812 - - toourclassified-defeparrmenf"so “ 1Falls? County and Joromo - elation duos. • ^rWIN W FALLS. Goldon i^lN .Hi FALLS : SENvl -R olM rt Jo n e s Roalty------JZ..Wost,-97.J3.bdrm, 2 baih, ‘ Nc ;;et ]^ u r ad s ta ir^ w^'irT^^nl il ir rli^lgy _^County area ttioi you c a n~ 3 bdrcn'. 2 bath homo on 733-P404 DW. g stovo; rofrlg. In park. TWI-Joromo-taOil-UourAe=- • — ALL INCLUDE NO ’ • 548.000. Call733-S833.«^ 3 EXTREMELYb( NICE. T H E IS , • PIcnsc prinrnr dearly with dark pcncill i l o r p c n PAYMENTS for 6 i^5S== ■ ^-JeSl.OOOtdop^. 1. 3 & Sacro.lois lor l l E> "• TIicxc arc apapproximately 23 charactc monlhs...mo8t include Q.® ) bdrm , 2 bath at 224 t cters (including; S2500 CASH FOR Carnoys i . - no smoking.. homos, reduced pricoel M1 . ^ ® ® ! Rent Hmiiie . 3 b'( HOM ; hli»ik .spncfsces) per line ...... CHRISTMAS TWIG reat location. 734.9405.B ■ S725 dep. SE Habla EspaAoi coi Hcniiil C a •' riciisc pijy; acaccording ct> rate.sccdiilele 1w h ic h is printed Co BRAWLEY REALTY Cotl Homes Americo at 3WINFALLS-(2)2!iocro i d ” 734-5658______--- r-r Tt-;— -■■hg}nw .------^— ------733>2224-Of------S^.country lots w /covenants. I ---- 601------1 FURNISHED ^R'EvenlrigB & W^kbTToB ' L. 3 - 3 mllos. south of town. I 1-888-621i«114. HOUSES ______. . D ave 324-4603 * Wc will notilntify ytiii iHhorc is a spccia S‘’lC>y ‘’O w h ic h . OAC g WIN FALLS 4 bdrm, 2 (B)•PA ....• ■ mifilu rc'siilrlit i in a discdunced pricc—.. 514 I ^WIN FA L L S. 3 bdrm . 2 ^MtQ. flarajo.jtlOflJton:-. . • ) line minimi nol, S625-»dop. rof. roq. limiim ' Private Party Onlyd y ~ TWIINCOME PROPERTY I baih. fuiiy.fumishod with ^Iilliio6-inoludedr-6i400- 732-6017or737-3641.B ^ HOKH per month with SIOOO -iX- . 'I " Pleaset nru n m y ad in classificac a t i o n . ^ WIN FA LLS S 68.000. 2 ■WIN FALLS Sm. 2 bdrm. • , lom os 1 lot. S970 mo. in- doposit,-For moro info, appls, downiown location. • "7 W ^ I______#_»-.^ ^ .for .. daws-.W r---- - I :ome. owner may carry. coil Kont or Cindy ® 733- TWII$425 ♦ dop. 734.7395 or )wnor agent. Call 324- 5336 or 734.6104. opp 734:4427 evos 1 ^ ^ •; I (l’nnt..m-Ji.ir.iL-u-ictiT pt'f >pji;c pIc.iM.-. incluJinn b | ^ I1778 o r 735-0060.B Prudential ^42 7 3 - 3 — 7 " I ------EQUAL HOUSING I , Idaho Homof & Prop«niaa OPPORTUNITY U. . .. _518 ------I _ 733-5336 f— i:800i734-5539 ■ VMrMl n««tow*r MUl* •dvwtl*k>o'lh~ li lubtaa ta ------^^MOBI^^HOMESj _ i , ------I th* S f*lf Heu«ino ASvIhien > 3 1 /ATERFRONTRENTAL------I ,!Smrt*» II m«otj lo All s BRANDNEWt ^ Avail, now; 2 night mini- :I ------3 & 4 bodroom homos. - mum. by Iho wook. monlh. — ------?raci.j : color, railpion, lax, I Otsiz es ond floor plans lo.. .S|°;Sloops e. comploiolyjut:______I hariMndttap. >l»Mlen, lo mtk* any tucfi low, low down paymont reservoir. Prlcod accord- I I N;itiK-______prafaranea, llmliaiion or C( programs for you. '"flng to » of people. Call dlierlmlnalion.* Familial ■lurry, winter is cominn. StoiStoiia 726-3046.______------1 E i I AJ.Ircs^ ______aiarui Inoludaa chlidran ------Call Westwlnd Homea- undar tti* aga of la living . 732-5710 ■ 602 I < i : |c;iiv/st;itc/Zip ______------1 i EASY MONEY UNFURNISHED I HOUSES . ; £pliotn; NiiiiiliL-r ______------1 stS a f f iS .'i C T ,'" " ' 10BILE Si HOME LOANS 1 _ PTCY ______■ I Thl'iThla naoipapar will nol *LcUsed Homos; Buying/ M ------1 gxnewinolif acetpt any ro u"h l - Nice 3 bdrm . •DIVORCE Lower Paymonis thru .«Sv/garoge and corport, • BAHKRUPTi s k m . S 3 ' s : • » ' iS50 ■> dop. Cali 543-5754. !IOHS— C l l»w. Oof rHdart a/* harMy refinancing ^ SLOW CREDIT • D Homo equity loans •MAIL your classlliod ad_ _The ' Original UvMaad ki thi* nawipapar O W rrH THE LEADER to us at •ra avalUbla on an _ ^ R E R 0SSESSK 3 line minimum oppopporiunliy bail*. To IN MOBILE HOME ^ln.den.lcn.n.n.1 ] FINANCINQ E D)EN* ^ Nice 2 bdrm. oppls. /, I N um ber o f D ays ______T1 o t a l E l 1-800-794-3136 sanianitailon. nopola.S400. /J e s e -s rrr, th* Toii-iraa Iri E " " ■ Wftl INTEBELLO '80 14x80 )oc.Spociai.St00olf isl k i n . Elko. NV. Now romodi- 10. ront. Call 423-5104. Ll ; 1-3 d ay s...... v^u...... $1 6 .3 7 S5?: I j 2 4 H o u r C o i l o t i i n e Now vinal siding & FILEILER • Cozy 2 bdrm lor i 4-7 d a y s...... \ ...... 1 >of. M u s t b e m o v e d . loos)aso In qulot rosidontial ft6 3 MAIN A\ I r a m TIIIIZZ...... $ 2 3 .3 8 r = '0G0/0«0r406.586-2476, arearea. $375 por monlh plus m fidential H o ; 8-15 days...... » — depeposit. Cell Barker ■ ...... $41.65 m Reelleeltore 543.4371.------x a tr . WB. BAST, TWIN i J 16-30 days ...... )ODING • Boaulitul 3 ^ B I ...... $ 7 8.50 HSB m PiilF'-'filll lllltllilii^^H drm, 2 baih family homo. O f l il'||| HUlilL Fontoncod yord, 1 yr loaso 0 B >q. Available Ja n I5th. i M sea;8 2 5 -t-dop. 934-89Q9 o H ; C P ^ y chcck or monU)ney order is cncloscd fc )6 dinG -2 bdrm, gas W flj : □ Bill my VISA, Ml DBt, fenced. $450, n V M aster C harge, WENI LMl ENDELL.3 bdrm.gas U C LMUngForwartliODSiStoragi; sat, 5475. 837-6304 , Discover or Amcmcrican Exprcss(circlc 01o n e ) f or Soto a looMi 4000 to tl. wwhouw fl M ? (Hoo»v Monu(cKluif\l) lono. (MSJOWO ■ iROME i 4 bdrm, 2 baihT ^ H | i • Credit CurdJ hN um ber ...... • • mkJ>nUNk>nuay. U9.COO To odatunol dotodi 350 * dep. 1 bdrm homo O H cai N

■ -S a . LoeHolalin. “ Lg Robert Jones .r Realty p o si — I • to pi M onday, Januaryiry 3 ,2 0 0 0 . Tim es-N ew s. TWTWt tn Fans. Idaho B11 •JEROME. U rgo 2 bdrm.rm. TWIN FAILS TWIN FALLS. Lg. 1 bdrm. t .LAppi9j_*-oMMfy..foom.m .. .W.MouriMStrMt...... TWIN F A L L S ______WWANTED 381-45! board -E-M E A ILyourdasslliod a d - -LA _ ...... -S260+-doprPots-okay:— -LABS.-AKOrChocolator 1Aw6s.~W infgiaiy6uf - - _ -•..$400/mo.+dop. Call 644- 44- 2 bdrms. t both. W/D hook- OfflctfShop bed tralior. NOT soll- to u s a t pipups, strong cham p linos, f l : 1282 or 326-4002. . k- Ploaso call 206-536-6618. Overhead door, ample unloador. 536-6693 days. I 8 2 2 ' I used piano? We pay CMh : ^ up. All opplB lurnishod. twfnedOmtcforu>et OFA 0 hips, $350.324-2654 f l l Irg Wator. garbage, lawn " -WINTER SPECIALI parking, good tocation e34-€y28evesA>to>ds.^ - iTOOLSfltlACHtNERYl klor your u se d pi«w , ■JEROME. Now upstairs ;.LABS,BlackAKC.OFA... ^ - t K»fth Jofgen—n ______1. w r *urni8hodrS450-T- _ 3.bdrm 2 balh hom o with------Sized from-lieOoq.ft,— -a . . ~ Tapir3bdfmr2bom7l400' ready 1/iafOO. 2 m ates. C O 7 3 3 -1 2 9 6 ...... - 50. $ 2 5 0 secu rity d e p o sit.1 ’ lois ol amenltlos. $429/m- and upt ,older small ground drive :ONCRETEFORMS. ’ sq. tt. AC. gas hoot, co- ' Call Stove Halknra. , E x t bloodllnos. 733-4275. complete co set, Symons. nAoii . bla. SSOO/mo.+dop. No Call Donna at 733-2365'j 0. with lust $699 down. or PTC manure spread­ iADIO‘8 . Pr* *60 OM tub* ROTTWEILERS. AKC ^ For info. 7 7 5 - 4 8 f r ^ 1 J i typo of an y kind. •ap*clat- * pota/smoWng. 324-3338. Is call^hSjndHi!^ WINDERMERE ers on rubber tiros Neod Property Management 1oldor JO hay mower »7 YOUR ^puppie? lor salo. Call ' qGovernment, Auctfone >yly wood c a b in e t MOridfM •MAKE THE TRANSmONI 2: 732-5710 208-934-8575. • ww ornoLOkleodapopttufl. . II you hovo sooio poslllvo 7 3 4 - 4 3 3 4 ;#9 or #5. 3 ^ or ground w w .m u8lck-ouctten.com drive hay rokos. Wanted SILKY, Sm . AKC Reg. Sll- 208-939-1777. 20 Eaglo,-ID CastCash waftlno. 678-1210 ' cfodllhlatoiy.docorjlront-® BEST VALUE. 2 bdrm, 2 I 2 i eoT^ I VTWIN FALLS International I 606 or 1206. -r, A D i . ol roforoncos, ond a }ob,. balh apl.w/washor/dryor ver. Block, Tan. 8 mo. OW. ;3f = " ' WANWANTED - B o a t, alu m l- 1 ROOMS FOR RENT I _ OVBRI 734-4334 War relics. Guns, metals. uTTm - rotrtg. & utUs.tfKt.TJS-fOflfl loaso. 2752 sq. ft. al 870 fDairy-farm-commerical. GENERATOR g i Honda EX .PIONEER, i, comploto Helmets, otc. 208.922- 'ANTED - Used tranvo- XWIN'FALLS Extra n ic o l ' i 3 bdm i 2 both homo ' Blue Lakes Blvd N. II J MagtaVatley. 825-5617JI 6 ine sprtngs; $1.00 each.' bdrm townhouse, oddIs 650. Usod only 3 llmos. 1stereoV' system w/CO, duol 500eore0»S74^19. s o [jJJl j ovollablo now. San 539-1347.______W/D, No Smoking or Po ts’*• /weekly rates •Allordoblo* i $450. Call 637.^869 , cassatto,^ radio, tumiablo, ___ t All opplloncos included. {■ Cleon • Oulot • Friendly • Anna or Leroy Atwood I^ " 7 0 6 1 i l EEP - Nood fixer upper, WANIANTED Coin operated : Ownership noode oosy} . $450 + dop. Can 73^.8513. 2 Irg. spoakor col- JEE !; 21S2KlmbotfyRd..733-6620 . 1-800-26&-e34flJ I _FARM SEED & um ns.rem ote. oak finish DW. old usod, axheop. 4X4 p* p -4 heat rock.'Hoalth^' m } 6 p m .s ch 1 n e . 0 a 11------'“ wmrouropodalproflmm.T>. TWIN FALLS ideal tor ro^ ^^^FERTTUZE^ $; cabinoi. $500.837-4669; ::on Ca 7 36^ 572. • 7123-5670. ^ : Coll W estw lnd H om os■ lirod porsons! no yd caro.'• TWIN FALLS. Copri Motol. d $200/olfer.SADDLE 16* « _ - 732.5710______4. _S.1.00/.wk..&.up.,lncL. ■ 6 1 3 I ® . seot $200/offor CAMPER “ ------1312-6q.ft,.-abdrmr2r microwavo. rolrig.. ■ P A S T U R E W ATfTEDI 1 OORGANIC COMPOST SHELL S nts smaller pkdtup. TWIN FALLS “ • Ijath & ollico, oocurod ga-' • $8.00 por ton. Truck 4 Ti rogo, AC, covored deck,1' phonos, HBO. Ploaso call 5 Two tone brown $400/ofi- otovo, folrlg., DW. S650+;; 206.733-6452. B Q( o o i n g - pasture lor k)ts only. Volume diocou- or.Call ei 735-1921 . 1 bdrm apt. $335 • I T V b o D DGC dop. credirchock. no pots. ront. Call 934-4480. nla. J Horizon Organic n i; Q u n u Ofl//y— 208-438-8450.B 2 bdrm a p t $440 Call 734-4411.Cindy orr $100Avk.&S360/month.' ^ ru rims, $60.1 now pa lro l' WANTED • Summer pas- -rf H a s O m R S5 0 0 « x a ' a I h » t o c i c 2 & 3 bdrm Town evos. 733-2006. 248 2nd Avo W. 733-5630 t S I ture lor 50-300 pair. iM 7 0 8 I ?men ic« skates, sizo 9, H ouses S495 ■| WIN FALLS Now 3 bdrm..; TWIN FALLS. Rooms, P lease ca ll 543-2270. I | HAY. GRAIN $25. J 1 Acme stolnloss Bright. Spacious & Cloan ) S80/wook, microwave, ^ stool |uk»r. $60.543-4919 D 2 bath, apt., garago.-W/O o»n i R eg. Cab Well Mainlainodi hook-up. 5650.734.7582. -rolrig. Util|llos pd. C ablo ■ 6 1 6 I 1 OVERHEAD DOORS; A L L ' A T b j l x 4 s , Somo wA'ard. Storaoo &* TWIN FALLS- NOwty painl-- . TV, nopets.1201 Kimbor- ■ ROOMUATES WANTED I wHAY . 350 ton bales, 1st 12X14, $100/ollor. 734- ______D ishwasher. W/D od 2 bdrm, stovo, rofrlg,‘ lyRd.orcall735-0232.B ■ J 3rd. Coll 537-6928.B 27854or73M427.B ^ ______Hookups Availablri ’ jelo w Dealer8PJiwolce _ ------gas heot. AC.-cafportr ^AY dairy 4 leedor 4 '“ r e m e m b e r — - No Pots. W/D hook-up, slorogo ^ . " 6 0 6 n TWIH TV FALLS Roommnttr t . ______Call 734-6600 NOWI straw , lg baios. For saifr TfuThat birthday ad you placed - room, walor, sanitation & MOBILEHOMES I wanted. $275/mo7ncl.' rCall 734-3569 e v o s.« ------— som o Umo a g o In-77» - •• utils. Can Jim , 735-2430.' Much Moni TWINFALLS-2bdrmm yd care'lurnishod. No JJ 77mos-/Votv3?-Now is tho (ownhouses, S435 + dop.p, l»lS.S495*dop733-S436. HAY- Grass and allalla, .5 TWIN FALLS, Roommato 1998 i crop, small balfls, tlmo to como pick up your . No pols. Gail 73^2838.I:, TWIN FALLS. 1 bdrm. No 1 w anted. S250 por rrwnth. s pteturos. Slop by Tho • hoat & slovo. SmaH homo, vs $75 a ton. Call 423-4315. - — -TWJN PALLS - 2 bdrm, t ~pots. Stove, frig., Water Water, garbago, sewer, •- Utils,u pd. Cali 733-0973. Customer Sorvteo Dopt ^ rtAY. Small bales, $85 por todayl . • balh. Stove, rofrig. OW, &S provided. S300 + dop,. • Incl. No pots, refs. $275 ♦ •= too. Con deliver lor a ox- 5= ■ Rof. Coll733.1360.« WD.Nopot3.,737-0067.H ■. SiS0dop.CaII326-5863.B ■ tm charge. Call 324-2157. SOLAR PANELS -sol of 3 i TWIN FA L L S-C lean Stu- •TWIN FALLS. 1 bdrm. opT• GOODING.' t>drni.4mlles I wihi wiring 4 regulator. • I : ____ dio. som e uttis. Ind.. siovo.a. _.Vo[ycloon..S370/mo.+__ N. $37S/month+dop. B ■ g ? J JTotal rated J_40 watts. _ | ___ -&.fOlri0..S26Q-7a4-5483-_ dop. No pots. 733-3669 -Ploasufyy TWIN FALLS. 1 StiTdio■ 'tion. 3 txlrm mobile homo,' |_uy^TO ■ CK -| wood 4 cool burning. units, gorogb, Sunrlso0 S305, all ulll. No pols, $475 * $300 dep. 500 N Bb '-- ~80 i I $275 4 $125; 324-7393 ATTENTION CATTLE- ■ and Shoup. S660 & up. I ANTIQUES & I I. $150 dop. 761 Main Avo. . 325S.Call324.3119. ATMAN; Black & Rod Salors ■ 733-8207 or 733-9344.B _C0U£CTBLEsJ ^ 1 W. Pioose coll 733-6491 TWIN ' FALLS .BullsSI wilh Bulls a n d Outs. B 8 2 0 ] C • -TWIN FALLS - Walking- . or 326-4477 ovonings. I ^ETC^SUPPUE^ P m RV or mobile hom o space. YLong , yearlings. Joe — distant to g si or Horn--■ ^TWlNTAIXSra*at»rcor»“ • ...... M onthly.ratosavaiiabto------r3omngsrcairs43-2270» bSEAr«E e BABIES •.BBOC HB«Pffi3,S70 YOUB , 9 9 5 , ^ son'sSchool. 2 bdrm, ga- poted 1 bdrm. Appls. Call Karta for more Inlo — trading cards 4 iiuddlos iOXERS- AKC, faw ns a n d • CATTXE, 500 head of dairy. Lota ^ o f hard to findrotdor,- Jirindles, cute w l playfuir -=l K P R IC E ^ i f l # ! ------rage.-foncod-yardrACrr ~-util3.-pd.-$295r324-3317------WINDERMERE— springer heifers, cross stovo, relrlQ. SSOO m o rotirod-curronls. 324-3414 $350. Can 208-745-6761. .1 *► rwiN' FALLS. Duplox. 3 bred Holstein ond Jerseys ___ ------DAIlA C H SHU N D p u p p io s^ $200 dop. Call Jason 734. iTdrm. 2 balh, laundry, go- . ” *** 734-^34^'"*"* 208-543-6355 SJ ovenlngs.a ^ I 8901 or 734-6298. rago. $625Ktop. 733-7676 ■ ■ 2( 8 M AKC,ak roady nowl $200. I Also M iniature m ale, TWIN FALLS 1 bedroom,' ' 6 0 7 I CACATTLE. Holstein dairy II A P P L IA N C E S J i ' TWIN FALLS. Extra nice ready 2-22-00.324-8599.. with sibvo & relrigerator. apartment Cloan, large. OFFICE &. herd,34 h< head. Also L 0 • '- •S260. Call 734-5325 2 bdrm. down lown, stovo, , Springers..Call.208.326-- hlOTPOINT o electhc 4 b u m - -FRE■REE 4 y o o ro ld fo m o le -• 4741 or208wt20K)326.B or D in ^ . friendly, good with' $ 1 0 0 0 $ . TWIN FALLS 2 bdr. duplox: '-^ofrig., disposal,'privoto or stovo. Newbr burners.” RETAIL-SPACE I , cloan, $75/offor. everyone, ovi lovoblo. Froo • plus finlshod basbmem. W/D, ho pels. Off stro e l 1 i . E-MAIL your classified ad ; parking, $425+ doposll. to u s a t CiCall 734-0779 to (good hom a.-436-1658. $ 3 0 0 0 $ Oil hoat. W ater & garbage TWIN FALLS pd. $360 + dop. 733-1148I . Call734.5781,aft,Qr4pm; twlnadOmlcron.net reiiEraiGERATbR15cu.'ri; FREREE KHTENS • call Executive OfTlce S p a c ea 436-6109 ‘- $ 5 0 0 0 S TWIN FALLS • } TWIN FALLS. ^ S p e c ia l* Locations: Biuo Lakes, HOLSTEIN , HEIFERS ''VIWt>irlpool, Almond. Groal i r L d cooditioni $150. 536^)688 FRE a . 2 bdrm. 1 bath - State ‘2 b d rm . a p is . All o p p ls. Addison. Shoshone. ._ ! 20 700-800 lbs. Call, REE Mastm 4 U b cross *35 M onth Lease, 11i r a 3 - M £ -!■ T a x , OJLC. ' ------A pts.-232 2nd Avo. No.-. • . w/storago, 1 mo. roni tree v Kimbonyfload , ..733-7479 K leave message. R:EFRIGERAT0R.1996 E i ..pu(pups, both parents ore full . — ' w/loaso. Coil 735.0473.M 12,ada M iles Per Y ear + 1 $350 + dep. Laundry focil- _ Irom 140 - 3500 sq.ff. HORSE . : - Paint coM, • RCA/GE. 20 cu It. sWe by blooded. bio 9 woeks old, - W e're The i O then llios on sido. . 1TWIN FALLS. Largo 2 wilh various arrangem ents $700/ofter. 73 Coil 543-6619. |s " id e . W hito. exc c o n d . maimakts. Can 206-324-6651. j Studio Apt* - ColonialI bdrm. 2 both, w/garogo. Cell Slovo Hallows ■ H O $600.423-9745 otter 1pm J3 b Dealer The d HOHSE.TRAILER- Circle 5177 AB PUPPIES; When onty DON'T - Want ir About! Port(..203 4th St. No. In- W/D. $525/mo.+$400 tor moro Infomuition «7 fASHER/DRYERset, (Or(ONE O FTH E BEST) will m clodos heat, woter. sow-.: deposit. Coil 733-6960.B . J. 2-horse, whilo S1650 V,* You To Knew , WINDERMERE _C.15aB5ra.h o I Konmoro exc. cond.; do. Can 208-543-5564. ■ ------orraanllatiori. Laundry -5 Property Management | 5250. Single w asherr —-GOLAY O' RETRIEVER— ■ (acilitios. $265 + dop. applications lor Vdjloy T E N N E S E E W A LK ER - $1:6125. Warranty. 736-4805 KENNELS ■ 1 bdrm, 1 bath duplex - 7 3 4 - 4 3 3 4 Excollontco hunting/trail -7 = Vista Vllloge, 1 bdrm. , AB-GOLOEN RETREIV- I 345V44thAvo.E. opts, lor vory low irTcomo. -TWIN ' FALLS. Furnished TEIhorse. $2500. 733-7261 I 8 0 7 I II 1 ' i>l I S240-fdop ER X, Black, 7 wks old. ■ 62/oklor or ta/oidor, mo- :ollico space. Incl. desk. Ex |_JCW TOING_J SSO$50.206-326-5392 ■ ■ ' 1 bdrm. 1 both duplex - billty impoirod porsons. phono, voico mall, an- ho 7 0 2 I . L ;^ 3 0 3rd Avo. W. *B. Equal Opportunity Hous- " sw ering service, 56K In- FARMfflANCH “ c AB. AKC pups. 1st Shot. ■ • $375-fdop. ing. Call 733-3500. Mon.- jlemet access, conloronco ■ all cokirs, paronts on slto. ■ SyPPUES/EQI^ ‘ ^■^L^fES^at^oo^ly* sS100 i r Can ^5-4492.1 •2 bdrm, 2 balh - privaio Fri., 9 om-4 pm or write Jroom, fax & copy machine I discounted pricosi - yd, ttroplaco. laundry rm. 653 Rose St. N.

B U S l JT AND SPLIT hard- ' [CE 'Ood. you pickup. $90 a |( U load. Vflll trade for oid K gununs. Cali 324-.7697.B > '33-0931 sx t 1 f o r m ^ Inibmtt 1E W 00D , split 4 dellv- ^ red,S I 20 per cord. leaso call 208-934-8056. CLEANING m ^ ati^or your strrict rtprtuniSHARPENING SER V IC E r ; 8 1 1 ~~] •BUSINESS . HOME REPAIRS SI jURNmJflE&CARP^ SE R V IC E S w JOHN’S SHARPENING Wo are accepting now TONY'S •( HOME REPAIRS SERVICE commorciol & rosidontol INO TABLES, PLANT - ^ Undscaplng J0»Complete sharpening. ST/STANDS, CHAIRS AND V TWIN FALLS aaccounts. We ore bonded Carbide & steel saws. PLAN ROOM & havo relor. 13 yis oxpor. •Drywall • •Faucets •Toilets M O RE B .141.Bracken SIS . ' Jo b s to bid for Gonorals, - 678-8328,431.0171, •Rontol Cioon-ups Co NORTHWEST 1 •Painting •Janitorial, etc. M-4O50>1-a0O-471-4050 Co ’ ------Sub-contractors & Suppli- or 678-6934 — COfWSOL/DA7©flS 1 •Wo tto whal you ca n t 1 ------Ors.-Bluoprlntcoplos— -I— 24 N. Lincoln, Jerom e - Tony-73«^ ■■ 7 ^ 734-PLAN (7526). ' Tuo-Sat 10-6 p i CO M PUTER . VfOTRAKSUlSSION • AW COHDrnONII DALE'S THEE UMB ------LOG PINE------INCOME TAX -TBi ■M7 M i-Mt lu. > 11* M rNIHO «. CHIPPING. . is 4 T ables. Beautiful! •( WM. H V Ir ^ fcvB. n>M The Handy Hubby odetoorder. 467-3019. rtefctHlMtfci Set up • intomot, e-mail, •. Electronic Tax Filing * For 0 / mulcl»or disposal. ■ Mod tump grinder. Froo MOV kw . uw. J «*!*• M a* w *.TTllI . i gram s, minor trouble VISA^terCard Accepied )81imates; For C a ir |2 a ij;3 4 .' ' styliylo dinette, oak livin- shooting. Larry, 734-1732 ___• JACK STEVENS _Stui2742 or (208)733^123 groooom furniture, rediners. ■ A I lorbryOcyborftlghwoy.netI Tax preparation ostir 15-0889 or 733-2609 B.EE S E R V IC E S ^ 733-4786 274 IFA a OVERSIZE GUARANTEED _- GRAVEL,! . TREES-R-US CHAHAIR WTTH OTTAMAN, PAINTING & I BorWng-MrriPCbMta ! 4 MV irk greon 4 croam ^ BROCKUANSANOAtaRAVEi. '. O DRYWALL •Total Treo C aro ‘Stump ®'f’Piipped, $1800 new, will h m Drtvowoy & yanl . Ext SerWi=tomoval« Total Lonciscap- “ollfII for $500 or best. Must - Also, pU run base gravel. | Ing • FJrev«>od so ld b y _ so<0. o ­Cali 206-733.0526, H .O U s h a k e r o o f s . the cord epilt 4 a»orler 6 pm~weekdays. ^ | | coKornoMM “ ^uy the Guaranteed . ChanJopsoll. . Exterior 4 interior painting. WoiioUvcroryouhaul. feH vered«FrooE8tlmoto Free estimates! ®, ^«m) fflAJisiiissjoin"Am TB»<»iplgcono ll Package and Call 423-4315 ■ ----- )t-5391- 678-4182eves fl 8 1 2 I J ■CMC* hmM j M bcMt Im. tl C a l l J e r o m e 6 4 4 - 1 2 1 9 deiiv HEATING & ^ s Mtt.fcf->-AW6 RK'dFART>J- 71 ^\merchandise or PROFESSIONAL K4K 1 Tree Trimming LUMP COAL k X Slitomotive items.in luj, . Handym an Sorvlcos J ' : -..CoROOFING a COATINGS LLovm care. Shrubbery______bo.:«>.proporod lor.Y2K. n g f e -U g h t hauling, Electdcdl, ■ Bu703-7221 or 32S-S857 K8and biish trimming. CaUI Mfc oore's Inc. 423-5533 7 days and real .. plumbing, light carponlry. Cdfnmordoi, lo residential. &LoFor froo Estim ates painting. ------Buildup roofs. Most m inor ------oi Catl735-05S3 fl 8 1 6 n i 5 ■pstate in 15 days or leaks repaired in 24 hrs. Fc xercjseequipmehtI ^ i ^te wIlLrerun the ad ■ Tij ACUUM SALES 1 ^ HEATING,* a(R ,, e^ND SER V IC E A imW ^ ALKER XT - ^ r s ^ J fc additional 7 .fll. Folds, u se d vory “ i r AUTOTRAimit cdM & npim DO ELECTROLUX - linio.o.$100. CaH734-1480- ^ • « r tM ,S M e a O rd e n — ------_ T o « -S a l 1 0 4 ______^4he charge Will. ; Carpentry. All homo. . Pninlng “ PerfecUpli' 3 wiDross Sale $10-$350. ANTICtOUE Library Table repalrslnsWo&opt. 10 "‘.'•C.•Evwomens •Shrub*-- -Rinjteo s n l 4 Prom prosscs RotITJ Top D M k, Vinyl Win- ^ ■ ^m aln the same. yra yn oxp. Fr«>i)8timatos. ' Btu^ ^ r tito t o o la l o lll* ' Big'eils-Slips-Shofts-Bras Dr dowe Coll B nico 733-7543 ■ R oCall t now for fruit troe» ' • cnjh•33-8636-a i OS. Main 73S-0 B M . FOot. K/mbarfy. TF. Veil» ^ o n Y a t e s - 7 3 6 - 0 8 7 0 733-1

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WANTED Lo.outdocSoor WAmiEDTO BUY,~REN DOGKENN&.CaflTS:73S- OR BORROW Supa^ WANTEb:'wood~cultl^ s ; i — 5 o 4 ------“1 MAK-90, Nortnco, mitlod. SEE TIM BEST B arsalnaa ARCTIC CAT 1994- 700 POLARIS-1 9 8 4 ^. runs FORD FC -'94 Exploror, 10SK 31S1 BSktof Amy. • . tomrnovtaprojaciof.car*B band saw. pralarably 'excellonl. S600/olfer. C a tr n ^ CfBftaman. Can 7 3 4 ^ 7^ 1 . |cAMPEra|SHE^sJ P R E-B an, Folding stock. . . In th a M agic Valley forr EFI Mountaln'Cat. Cover. mis., new tiros. $9500/ — ____^WANTJJDJiew.OLUsBla a d . —7 ^ 9 1 13,______------N »w SU »9d ------H andw am ier;-U 4 ifock.- ,.324-0396______onor.Caa208-823-482U— 0 ...... lum ber o r ptywocxJ. CaCan WANT^ Y6 suv-uSrtjgR WILL PAV CASH lor 8 1 . 3?30nl m a o s, good contL - RV SALES a PARTS S27SQ/oirer Can 733*5535 IPOLARIS. 2- 340-S. 1977 FC 73«115«nw4pm. _ BRICK.CU 54^-5838 owner 1990-1991 Ford',l CAMPER SHELL. Wliilo- S2 S a Call 208-837-<72a. o n lino . ‘ & 1978, boih run groat, s 00 (Irborglars lor long bod1 suporcob. AC, 4X4! w a h t e d t o b Uy “ ~ F150. AulO. 4*4. 70.000 0 - ■ I . •Wo h a\^1soy^^<^l ARCTIC CAT, *96 ZRT800. mechantaally sound. $500 $5000. $ w/ i i h ' lully sen Wa n t e d t6 suv-uaac*•0 —flrJaaa:milB»zCaU:tau: ------SmBltaloctrtc-saovagiWBB- -S H O P S M IT H o fW o o d - a a : o r$900 pahi,420;7044:: i-contalnad tam per. $7000.7ir^ j macMn«.ca73«^15. 2?* *vas324.j167 “^-?ssss-g!asi=t | j . -9 0 6 ______InterrnountaJn mastar tn good condttonion. — — cam por shoo Ior tong bod. 1 HOTroreffOOLS- SKI-DOO ‘98 X, long track, must ™ soo. call 736-0845.H WANTED T d BUY *4•41 waccassorias. “I Nissan. Exc. cond..d ARCTIC CAT, 2R700. 141 roll chain caso, xtras! FORD FO F250 '94. Ext. cab, Chavrolat 4 dr. sadand an; C a l S43-6836 msg. f - ^ " 5 t www.ldahorv.com Sliding Iront window. SPASAPOOLS 1995, pipes. 141, good $4950. Eve 734-6719.B 5 S spd., power stroko. PW. -'3S-‘4 0 F o n lc a D t)a mi'58 :'9 WANiED- 1987 Yamahi^ |GARAGESA^S ^ S3S0. Can 733-0800 ProvtousJy ownod . cond. $3500.829-5227.M SKhDOO, 1 Summit X. -gg, PL, P Cfulso, XLT pkg., 90k Edsai 2 dr. station wagonflo a 350. 4 Mhaatar. Moto IV 11 ciossrtied advoni«ng didn? - ml.. $17,500. 736-7464 7 3 4^ 103 mW. Kimoon* would tnven i 336 hrs. Bolt, covor. f Noad IKK tun. 736-0949. 2 oc 4wtwa(dftve. talor TOO cold 16 havo a yard I ARCTIC CAT, ZR700. day or 543-9094 Eve. 1' 5 4 9CS I Snaka River P.OOI& Spa J. It. Call 733-0931. r 1999.965 miles. $4900 or : pluB9.MK.837-4815,ovos. <* _ WANTED TO BUY ca«n{»*nfl ..p a fa :.C a l,7 3 ;t^ 9 ^ ...... _.*ala? Call m ol.ni buy. ■SNOW-BLOWER MTQ-.- «fORD.F.250.-1997,-4X4,>f5 ----- ...... & dbt b e d hka rw«r 2 ' - ‘>«»:0«errCall:432-6659. •' '* * • w a n t e d *f a r u a l l757 oi evafy«*>tfC»if73>«i»T.|y L ® i i J i £ I S S i « twwnjfoo.hBva n*m» o/ound. or420-66S9.a Uko now, used twice, 10 '*powQf8lroko,dlosol,crew P* ' c a 734-7S23. ____ « H TiacKx won tas hn» _.yow..horo* .you.no.lonoBf. i - 9 0 8 HP, 2 8 'wido, 2 stage, cob, c< loadod w /R aldor ft- • — WANTED 10 buy Uotoccy GUNSHOW nood, ttd w tfo Own. i bprglass shell, $25,00pi wry- - ot3ptRuno«gor»wt.«»i 903— n —=-Januaiy8ltr&-9t»J.:^ - -ErMAJLjrouLCfaaslflfiilnd___ oloctfic stoft. yoo. Call bi c ia o r ATV. n m in g o r•rw m t . ;iook a t o B y » 67&-S7466 I BOAtsa S a t 9-6 & Sun. &-4 ■ ------lo-us-el— :------Cal324-4663. ■ 420-8750 evenings. ___1 WANTED: M-1, G arran^ d . I ACCT^RIES EDcs Lodgo «1087 twlnadOmlcron.net . SNOWMOBILE S A ATV _fi WANTED TO BUT Toctvti) wny ou WncMsaar 22-pump 640 East Ehra . J jW T O R a, RVS jARCTIC CAT ’98 ZR600.' POLARISF 1998 700 RMK, RENTALS. Sond & Snow FO Jitt G auis) lor pick-nj“ UP. .rff)a&..l2 oau9a. Brown-rs? ALUMAWELD-197S 16'.i-. Idaho Falls. Idaho .. .,1.5.lncfi irack. 600.mJios.. - .Advenlufoa, 736-1622. ■ _pnj]ino9' & tires’, oxc. cond! iruciis. Gobs workmc ; -1200 miloa. Trlkeel skis, s u n c ino auTO. Call 2 0 8 -M- ^ - 140 np jot outboard.I. 208-746-5555 Oovemmant Auctions oxc. cond. S4250 CollI new cond. $5000/offor. ®SNOWMOBILE TRAILER, J$3750. i Call 735-9484.B' ocoer. Cat 734-6S29 1464 critH 6:00 p.m.- S6000. Cal 736-7464Ji Admis^$4.00 www.musfck-ooclion.com 934-8552 or 539-2627 Call 934-5538.M 2 place till. $600/rirm. FORD- FO '68 F250.- 130K 208-939.1777, Eagle. 10 | Ploaso call 208-734-4620. miles, m new trans, oxc. -3UM »im995-683nosa- —condTmust-seor$6000.- « ------Polarfs 500 EFI, both exc. Can^ 886-7681 Of 886-7622 cond, low mllQS w/covors, GMC GM 1990-2500 3/4 T. OXt. $5000. Call 678-8147,■ cab, co SLE soilos. Maroon. 350 V-8 , AT, A/C. cniiso. 9 0 9 1 PW, Pv bod llnof, grill guard. SP0R71NQ GOODS 120Kml$7500, 12 734-9393. J J U N T I N Q S U P ^ ^ GMGMC Suburban, '94.4W0. r f l -Loadod. vorycloan;130K: GAS GOLF CART.-Horloy ' \15,400/oKer. t 678-9236 g IDavidson. $575.00. - JiPloaso coll 208-733-1874. GMC. ®J*; 1094, oxt. cob. 4X4. Z71. loaded! V8. AT, 9 1 0 I _$16,000ftff67:324-2157.» ! 1 T R A V E L T R A IL ER S I G 0 ‘overnm ent A u ctio n s -www.musickJouctloh.'com------^ ^ - . ^ 1 CUUNIHY AIR, 1978, 35‘ 208-939-1777, ' m Eaglo, ID - Sth whoel, $3000 or bost ISUZU isu '92 Amigo, oxc. oner. Coll 206-73fr4962.B cond.. CD, 4X4, m ust sell. SEE T he BEST ^ a rg a ln a SSOOO/olfor. $S( 731-3964.M -iiln lh o Maglc-Vallgy f o r - -j e e N ew SU »«d Excollont pw, cond. S12,500! RV SALES & PARTS Call co 73S»1321.loave msg. on lino T = |; *Wo haven't soon a doal JEEP ‘' f f - '98 Chorokoo, 4 dr, that wo cnn’i bonll 5 spd, AC, CO, rod, sports -rockr13K-milesrSie;600--*— — -/assume l0a80.-735-9826------www.tdahorv.com TOYOTAt o y • '98 Rava sport uillttlos, 4-dr, AT. AC. PS. S B i iooT" I 2f£24K. immaculate In & out. AVIATION S16$16,650. Catl726-5156.« --^•tMtrowTOWUfffnf^ r o a S wl*QUin'«a i 01Ki^tlKidr;-\ - I TOYrOYOTA, 1990 PU. now palm, toolbox, CD, large ■ ftM R S S S ^ S ^ S S o S ^ Mralliras, good shapo! Books -placo-portobtorworkB—■at-$7KrAskino-S5900: atS ------O roaT r$400rC -o7I734“ “•pl6a-30CTr20B:?34::t008~: PltfJ ------7854or731-14a7,a • ' p B p ’ 10 1 0 1 I ~ 1002 1 I VAN A BUSES .| I I A U TO P A R T S & ^ I— ACCESSORIES— - d»OOGE^'02 o o i Caravan 6E;------______, ^ f ' ______goot ■ . itTh good body & motor, tm ns- BolOLLBAR. Fits S-To“ misslon '"<8 noods work, i ’.W.'-.J,'--.'.; • Rongof,R i or forolgn pickup, $2000/olfer. S20( 732-5460. ■i-.'.-.V $1SO/o(for436-4927 $i DODtlODGE, 1985, 1 ton work van. S2S00.00. Coll 324- ■ B O U T f I 1 0 0 5 ------1 930411^ or 731-5837,■ AN TIQ U E A U TO S l-arCOLLECTIBtrES-j AUTOS^FOR SALE H RY SLER Now Yorker I '6 6 .4 4 0 engine, 4 dr. hard p — ^ 2 5 9 top. now paint, A/C, good pinni='10080 chock your od lor cond. $1650. 734-6190.B . -corroctnoasontho-flrst ’ day that it njna, a s T h o TImos-Nows Is not ro- SEMl’»HEAVY Jsponalt)lo S lor errors af­ EQUIPMENT toMter that timo. BEVY. 1972 M™, 350, = = ^ m liS Ion, runs awesome. 7m a il your ctassifiod ad i t k c »1500. Call 934-8384. to u s ot MC - ’89 7000, 5 and 2 twlnndOmlcron.net ‘r ^ . - 1 Iro,fans, fonnbod, Iro hoist, cAGL^GLE TALON ESI '97, ' lococolvor hitch, ve motor, -raallyoally ntoo.-flporty. 4 cyl. 'Ory good cond,'SB900.' • ®ispd.-londedlKBBvoluo fP? ' r 69 Poterbllt dump Ituck, ;i3,600.543-8257 ovos. i & 4 im ns pinllo hitch, olr FORDJRD - '82 Escort. $3000- p v m M ^ § .• gO'la to , s'Iro n g & c le a n , ' /oKorollor. Galt 934-4460. 17900. 7 7 C a s a 580B , er>pr% S7« ) R D - 69 Probe, rod, AC, mSuSlttf^SS/l^- • lackhpe, 4190 houra, 13K, roliabto, $2000/o»- 2 (»WWMUSTANB** i a b , h o o t, to ts of now ' "V, a rts . exc. cond, $17,000. - -r. . i736-3275 r or 735^)008 _____ :alLZBa=4030Jotinto------E fiflfi OW tires, needs engino IHN DEERE 1998 Back- . i i M d n i Ho( >Ofk. $eOO/offor 324-3868 loo, 310E, 4x4, E-Sllck. .. ■■ 199998 Wolton 28T lilt bod Government A uction* ----- tr.ar.altofT-p.jnHo-nHchT- - ‘S5“ '-£ ■■■■I ■ S5353,000/olfor 326-2258 08-939-1777, Eagle, ID '.

~ 1 0 0 7 - ^ ^ ------J aUARANTEED , hool trailer. $2500/offor. A D S ‘ • ^011734-0445. 1° w loj JfjM U ICtr^l 11-* •uSiM lEVY -:82 Scotsdalo..hT The ' Times News »».n.«yu.»,..u.-!«»«•«>, I. ilbodptekup.njnsgood. guarantees'to 0^‘ sell ------E ; - = E ^ ^ 1^00^flor. " Coll 736- Hmerchancjise. ' I38 0V0S.B aaulom i otlve In 7 j _ ____ — V ' ^ EVY 1979, h ton, 350 " ^days and real V8.B. AC, cruise, AT, CB, estate e s i in 15 days 12018 sleoeopor campor, $1995. or rrerun the ad an r j M all 837-6166.B______additional 7 days. 1 I» l^ V^im &v;':;; , 301M 18 FORD'74 H t 2 whool drlvo. TheT h e r e Is a $ 3 e x tra sKvwiSljfiftivjR^Ki 3018 blowown motor, $500. Call foo 2018 r->''yr;5»^’^(" 543-13-9283. ■ f ,®® e e fo r th e g u a r a n ­ tee package. Ads : 2518 251 PORCRD'89 Ranger, now 00- 10 11/98, Ofoat ullllly & may be cancelled __ 3 0 '8 ?i“It vohlcio, $3000. 736- early SSfl for custom er 2D18 4021121 leave mosioge.* COIconvenience but 2518 W '93 l^isO, oxt. cab., Ihthe charge will ort bed. V8,5 apd, AC, - remain rerr the sam e. 2018l||g3^ Pw"/V.PL, i\ico interior, 2018 whiteilto, cruiso, rocoivor.& ■ -, Si ch, good cond. $7200 _____ for. Call 733-3497.B HONDANUA . 88 Civic, 4 dr, “ ® FORDTo - 1987 Ft so. runs c. cond, 5 spd, AC. 2018 andd idrives greal, $1200. 300/olfor. - Cal! 734-2878 ___ toCT»aiuiii»mT '* ill 421-0348, coll Phono. HONDA,on. AC. PW . deluxe flms.$a3. $8400 Coll 734-7119 601{ 1 — 1 ’OTA Camry-1986. ! P i i a i 1501K)18 { CHEV^iVY -96 Silvorado, 3 dr. ^ 1 4 0)K K nmiles. Dopondablo ;} 407 ( loc, AT. 271, loaded, transpowportation. $700 736- inor, lonnoau cover, .3733.>3. LLeave m essago 401H>18.f9KSQ5^^ f 37K< rmiles, $19,000. 733- Bug, 1974, yellow. - 5 ^ ’1^2^davs..736.-72B4 ? , . , _ eves. Id tires, engine a trans. ^M ®M 27^^401£ o 1 yr. old. $21100. =1/V 1 9 8 9 1 T .4 X 4 , p J ™u e ,call 208-366-2340. 5018 tillty box and Tommy _____ - f e l l loddpr rock. $3500/ wfrotMM • McaB

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