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www.m agicvalley.i iy.com 2 0 0 s -o-ni-Em: ^ X IiflUE r s L Friday, Fcbruiuary 13. 1998 50 ccnt.s Twin Falls, Idaho/^o/93rd year, No. 44 ■ 5 M etii becomes1; G o o d m o r n iING n |Q a growi/ing concern, W e a t o e r Cuffijs darlknes! in juvesniie justice M o i Ms st Today: lom- ing snow a fy m ctcs ouout justice to juvenile “And tliis stuff is darkness."s." "niosc arc dcpricpres.-ants. Tlus i.s Varinin said juveniles toll him w Sf B,K.rtMcCl.a„ lanufac- the opposite - itit speed-9sj them up. they bcl)clieve tin; druK cnhancc.s rainshowe TlmwWowi WTttw offenderslers in four countics, and s6 eft Snowfall !• ------he’s worriorried by how many of his tured drug, is commonly' knownIci They’re very acutelyacu aware of thdr carapabilitics; on. They're para- "It makes m them feel like 5 - Crank is flood- casng th e juvenilele courtrooms of which hehe calls an exceptionally 20 mph. Partial clearing ious and addictive drug, speed, but is not like drugsugs par- person to becomcme crazy. Tlie doc- attrn ciiItive. Thai's piirticulurly r38 Judge Jotin Varin.Va and he’s pemiaouj aftemoon. Highs near 31 len the light goes on, the ents arc bener acquainteded with, tors believe it’s; actuallyact a form of dnnRcroirous because wc'rc ilL-aling . ).« sounding the oloxrarm. ^ W h '” sucli as marijuana and alcohi»hol. manic^ieprcssiveve disorder.”c Lows 25-30. Pagel£° ^ Varin. a mogiigistratc judge, darknessess leaves,” Varin said. Please sec CRANK. Pace A2
M a g i c V a l l e yY H e ’s M r ., S m o o t h Joining In: Another candndi- =a*«=aaaas= = = BIID has date has joined the raceice for an Idaho congressionalal I seat. Pageg eB l caimdidate Collision concerns: A secsec- TFfor ond accident at a Jeromiime in' County railroad crossingtng is raising some concerns. PagetgeBl terview Ham Brock lews writer______S P O R ' r e iszvocalltt Vikings win: Ricks' winnever o B IN FALLS - A candidate ibed as the leading con- the CSI women’s basketl« » a U to become the next direc- team all but assured the f the city's Business Viking of being regiona- a l vcment District-is in tovm r f a n i majK»«t :c his pitch for tiie job. tournament hosts. PageB® MomlngiWe Schlinsog of St. Charles, □etnentary . nterviewing for what cpuld School S40,000-per-year job. W e e k e n d Tliuisdfly iDOfiv sog, 34, is one of a dozen ants; eiglit are from Twn Ing. Tucker and one is from Filer, one is Beroopof]Ba i^olumbia, Mo., and one is musicians Vashington. D.C. toured area ele- link he’s a front-runner.” Jck lieus, managing part- Muggers Brewpub in thc ^ H j sctMoUtoedu- ' Did Toime district. Ttiough C8t« children . )wne is not part of thc BID alwutmuslc., - Beus has been u major • in the area’s rcaiai.s.sance. Try to;rembmben The en if this (Twin Falls job) C ^ e ^ e of Southem Idaldaho 't work out, I’ve enjoyed, lg h e re ,” Schlinsog said Theater Depaiiment taiclaices ■net ^oo&iyevW gr^ music^ day. “T h e re ’s an o ir.o t siasm that’s contagious -f _ “'^ e Fm tasti^.” Page int insog is executive direaor owntown St. Charles O p i n i o n ByWiiliaiirship Ind, o nonprofit enti- i t s t a r tLS t o d a Tlme»We>N ^ t i l I ja z z sm m m i tracted by the d ty to revi- Why? The Air Force stilliU its downtown basiness dis- hasn’t shown why it neec-eds TWINle has been on thc job for to buzz the Owyhee Couj 3rd annual dcscribiyears; Schlinsog has held IS jazz up lender i< '' canyonlands in the fost Musician; ' positions in Pocatello and CSI Blues aiid Jm to r ofnetown of Mju^hficld, Wis. place. PagegeA6 Improve)93, he eam ed a certificate ■Twiri Falllls schools ,Q studem tight festurir« CSI ia s ET to m ake:fc^ional downtown man- "ew st eKbtt: T^'tonKlitTickeis Jay Sc nt from thc National Mainr\^X T V W e e k l y By Karma M. Rtzgeralcaid l e for students. III., is int □ Summit Ertravagfvus featudng Blu Ccnter, operated '• Tlme»f
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argum en hand dow 1 for the Monterey A rm ed Muttlnf from heavy pow er, led storm. t» F(Miy,F*b(vai7l3.1M8 TF 1 s m m I . Precipitation m m ay MoiKtay/ lUesdoy ' Twin Falls ■ ComcBPrclrie Tockiy SaturhjTCtay Sunder Yesterday in Twin Fall* ..... Yesterday 46 *25« Monthtodate? .59 H i ^ 3 2 Low; I ] ______L«t.ycaf__3.9__26 i4oonalmo^_dat8:.-.-_*«..4 2 ,_ _ 1 ' .Snowthowcim m with accu- | N om ul 42 23“ W ater year to date: S.091.09 mulations( 3-63-* Inchcs artd | H N om ul year to date: 4.56.56 locally 8. ParPartial afternoon V . ^ ^ clearing. CoColder tonight; { I n n n n n .1 * • I ------; IU H l g h s / L o w si ^ ® snow liM y S MW7 Low: 25 H i^: 42 liiLow: 27 High: 43 Low::« 29 High: 44 Low: 2717 Idftho ^ 38 tow; 28 , 47 Sal g fog, increas- Chancc of valltilley.rain /C hance of valleyf rainra Slight chance of valley - Max M Pc- tdahni High, 46 at TteosureVcioy Snowowiho»mpoislWy Momins fa snow. and niountain STOW.>w. rain, mountain snow. . M Emmett. Low, 22 '•'mixed« d with rata. M j I insdo,*.^Jds. Chancc or and mountain sn Boise 47 l l degrees at Stanley.ley. . . 46 aftcm.c™«octe»ln8. rata tadIn thc day. Burley m “ — Nation: High, M4 at al ^ Scattereda morningm rain Fairfield ...... Fort Lauderdale, fla.fla. w showers, then B SSefSS Kagemwui m m Low, 10 below zero partial Icaring. Cloudy. B L / alUfcif t i - ■ Idaho Falls 38 27 ...... atWtsdom.MonL breezy wiih'ith raini likdy by j n Q B M H I Jerome 40 20 ~.~ )rs Saturday aflctafternoon. a nUra IMM tor Mday. ^ Lewiston 47 36 ...... Comfort factors CAt4A0A Malad 39 •“" NoonhumkDt/:62pcLpa. Saw tooftiH tountain! J S S > Malta 46 19 ..... NoonbafDme«Er30,1l3,11 V / McCall 32 W tood River V bley Pollen count: Kott Pocatello 40 ovsilt^te. Reporu - HIsh: 31 Salmon 32 ■ endwJ for aewOT. rP-Aien6l4rl • ■ Stanley 30 Snow acaan 5 ~~ *a-«Bruirt>. or 0 InchcsICS locally. I Partial. I MOKT. W SunVaney 35 cic^ngandiind cober through ***^ I 4, rt* rt, tonight. SnowSn< lilsely by ^ The Natioion ...... ■ ^ Saurxlayaftefafternoon, i« l ------Ma*------Mta------Eastern klcto . . . . ‘ 48 31 AtlanU I Low. 21 •Boston • I! g 1 Chkago 39 35 -08t • «nasing with par- SS;£« Dallas I , tial aftcrno•rnoon clearing. - Denver . 5 5 . ,?S : f l FBOKTS|^ S outhw etfCJl wind 10-20 * ■ t ' ‘ Oe*MoJoe» . i m ph. Chanhance of rain or OMftlit ...... ii- li H snowshower Saturday. B H ffiir< VVMVAHM 8TATMWABV nhT. me. Honolulu IS SI z WVO. 39 38 - Northem ldaho • E3 E! td E3 . C ^ S i ’ 47 29 — m WOM LO* * ivw T^Tonua fujnn*a a - 2 S £ L 59 40 — H sh;522 Low; 35 n S r Lo*A(Mcle* ,6 3 52 — O c o nIng ^, scattered sho------^ = * ^ ^ ^ = 1 Memphis 47 41 wcrs withh partialpc afternoon NflV. I Miami Bead) at 63 — Milwaukee 37 ..3 1 .07 clearing. Inc 33 12 tonight.■'sr,?5c'iX Rc s ™ sjatkxal W/eothcr ServiCB radio bandid aat VHF-FM 162.4 or ,162 MHZ. T 63 42 S N S S Saturday■afterrtoon. aftc TunctotheNat Intemetaddressess fcr Waho Transponation Dcpartme road reports is: New Yoric 54 44 .96 Oklahoma City 47 , 34 • hap/Wwjtatitate.klus«tdfildhmp8iitm 48 ' 24 — :N orthem Utcii Omaha Phoenix 67 46 ..... 40 39 .11i Pittsburg s ^ I I ) ■ ■ ■ ■ xaatures were mostly .MIdhirfm k High pressure b rtx i^ dearar ttto partly to snowlow by afternoon Indoc. 1 Boise: 376-8028 kWw: Afternoon high temper rkansas. A Reno MagkVaDer. 886-2266 | Increasing clouds cloudy skiessW from the Dakotas to Arkar 42 36 :02i accumulaliiilaiing 1-3 Inchcs (minimum) In thc 30s and 40s under Ir light to moderate rain to n. PW3tdlo:23>6724 Thursday although It only readached 16 at Stanley, stom bnju 46 29 on b e r>l*es. d » . Partial cksaring Bumtime: stem Texas and portions of southv S6 50 .Mi indSatufday. 60 minutes R i ^ 745-7278
N a t i o n :• . . . . iLewinssky retiurns to Washin^ igtori; f(hcus tu]im s to S'jervice “Right now, atIt a time wlien tliey from proirosc-cudon. he absence of testimony WASraNGION (AP) — MorMonica could probably/ useuj each other's In tht support, these proproceedings cau.w from M.i Lewinsky. invcsti);ators Lewinsky headed homeDC to ued to puTTOie oilier witness- rosecu-. ^ tliem to be drawnwn further apart,” conunue Wnshirigton Thursday as pros* I documents tlKit could help "tors summoned a retired SecrccSe( m he said. cs (md d in<»d n n ___ ...... JProsccutors arcrc p panicdariy inter- prove or disprove allegations of a tServicc officirt- and subpoennct cntial a^uir imd cover-up:...... lactivOKJuty officer to detenuermine ested in Ms. Lewis’uis* tcsJimony because presiden _I_ Ms. Lcwin-sky reporpcncdly ctfiGded 10 / y - / , / .whether the presideni’s protecitectors V0/VTB£i:.0/V^ 'Can shed light on the Clint For u p d a te s on th is I6plcP*® iKimoiJicr abouttheralk®=drelation- ha / / lv< Lcwinsl^r mmtter. Visll The -nmoa-Nows Onllrnllno sliip with lltc presidesideait id th ere had been J Further testimony byy 1 ' at Wtpy/www.magicvalloy.co,com • Ginsburg said t Lewis, no progress on effefforts to secure a lewinsky’s mother, Marcia Le and click on Tho Wire. cwinskyls coopera- o shak------deal for Ms. Lewi -M ■ •was put off after she was so sl lge for immunity 'en by two previous days of qques- now,” said Ms. Lewinsky’s/'s attor- exchange doniiis lhat shc retquircd medne^cal ney, WiUiom Ginsburg. “TW I attention. Negotiations to brokroker a family thing," H a p p yf ■ deal im der which Ms. Lewiswiasky He described the questioniomneof H e a r t D aj hcrsdf would testify remainedled at a RoUred S « ret Servicrvic« ^ e t Lewla C. Fox, center, leileavee federal court In Ms. Lewis by prosecutors as ‘ stalemate. indlufylnvestleiitlngBn , Wa»hln«tO(i,ThurKla;Iday, after tertifyln< before a erand | than rough and tumble. If ^t I l=rlrllA^ Retired Secret Service off reen Pretlderrt Ctlntori and fontierir WhiteWl House Intern Monica the woy the prosecutorialJ s;system Eddie Lewis Fox, who claims to h .normally, operates, theihen all Haskell BaBand seen President CUnton'tuidn d Ms: l«wtn»Ky. Americans should take notio nfl-10-dayt.in Califnrnin------—------Saturday, F fh . I T father, a Los Angeles doc- ” irightcranft'. - w z B m in 1995, spent less than an hovhour at em m ent official whwho’^wteOTc^ vridihcrfa y for Ms. C o m e Itiin w ith a nity. Ndther Fox tor. Thele formerI White House Billy r^lanin, an attomey fi the U.S. Courthouse eiearly dition of anonymit ling had “ h e a rt-^ >n” n ” and get - J v 3 \ i v - /✓//{TT/P officer served on intern was described as coger to Lewis, said the questionim T hursday and left w ithoutit com*c nor th e sccond off been “overwhelming and o t I b e e r free! ^ m e n t It was unclear w hethdth ^ he the personal protec,tective detail that be nearr herh< mother, who under- / J Qore than seven hours of ally droining" and that a Xdai? f o r y®"** was actually questioned beforefore the ' has the most dirdirect access to went mon bad not Sw«t/«ort Smoo/s Y >■ qucstiomnjning before the grand jury h e r to resume resoTying ba grand juiy. C ^ to a been se t He said Ms. Lewiss aiand her fri & Sat Ms. Lewinsky WJwas returning to Tuesdayy andar Wednesday, Prosecutors also have sub]iubpoe- r mother needs her.right daughter were close to one! another.on ‘ Kin* Crab l| naed on unidentiGed activesve
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M TlmsfrMnrt, Twin Falls, IdANdAho Friday, Febunuy U . 1998 ■ State will trly to find deacadbeats througgh birthdays,1 s can bo very spedal, away aj mail from the depart-irt- N ation BOSTON (AP) — Thehe state is "Birthdays ca ------— trying to reach the purseirse strings cspcdally for:or children,i and th e m ent your support is most “WWe’re trying to work wii^il^ ' of hundreds of deadbeb e a t d a ^ absence of you ill h ere," R evenue Commij;-11 ij;- and moms by tugginglg ati their certainly bcincing felt.” rcod the guilt n e g a t i o n s cards being scrsent by the Revenue ner MitchcU Adams said. J Marines> face newV hazing all heartstrings. We’re saying, ‘Your k id’s g it Over the next three:e imonths, Department, lirthday. Here's your fleshcsh Knox were soon Visited by lay M essage” w ill be a bir (AP) — “It’s despicabliible to us to sec tliis Fort Kn 1,GS0 parents who owee SS1,000 to “A Birthday i blood.’ It’s like putting the PARRIS ISLAND. S.C. U r Marines who punched, jport will printed on the envelopes in the and 1 A year after the natioitio n w as type of activity.'ty.” said Maj. Rick other N $5,000 in child suppc I’s pictu re rig h t in fro n t: ofot sm an for the Corps’ cursccl;d anda dragged dicm into the . reccive cards markincing their hopes theyr willwi be opened by kid s shocked by bloody imajnaKCS of Long, a spokcsm who usually throw . them:m.” ...... dais into ' training depotr here;h “People are- hull. TlThose who did .nol-fight• ' youngSTCTS* birthdays.-- ...... rec ip ie n ts wh ■ MaHhcs pounding medal had their heads flushed in eadi other’s chests comesies a new shocked thatIt Marines] would back ha ies being engage m thisis type of activity thetoilcoilct, he said. picture of young Marines : said his client. Pvt. Jacob Thursday against other Marines."Ma ' He sa F r e n c hI
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^\/jlsON-BATESs EAwTjEyJioni mV/htess^ffO 3 1 g n IB Frtdsy. Fobunify 13.199818 •nmeWiew*. Twin Fall*. Idaho A-5 A4 House dismissesdi: Doman electione challenge vem ber 11)96 election. N ation w a s h i nIGTON g : (A P) — -Nove ----- Republican UoBob Uoman’s effort livIlie Hoii;;e voted 378-33 to enderid „ to win back< ilthe California con- its investigacionir of Democraticatic 3ver, L. *• g re ssio n a l seat st he says was Rep.p, Loretta S;mdiez’s victory over stolen endedd ThursdayT when his the; vvetenm congressman by 979 • k__/• former Iloustuse colleagues dis- vote:tes — many of which Dornannan Russiaan defeinse minlister sc:olds U. m isse d hiss c h a lle n g e to th c clamiimed weru illegally cin . MOSCOW (AP) — Ru listened'to each other,;r, wc also ' defense minister accuscused th c heard each other." In W ashington. Whit«lite House « United States Thursdayf of being 2 McCurry ■ “uncompromising" in> dealing—^d« — press secretary Mike \ ^ l e i i d l a b l e said, “Tiicy clearly liad, a idisagree- wilh Iraq and rushing to0 rnmilitary cs th at thc strikes before diplop lo m atic ment nbout thc tactics i intemationxU communityity ought to nvcnues ore exhausted. pressure to • ; Defense Secretary WWi illiam , consider as wc bring pre bear on Iraq. But therc i Cohen term ed Russia’s “so“soK:allcd m Hussein, mpromises” unlikelyly toi end agreement that Siiddam and Iraq, needs to be in Ifull com- c standoff with Siaddam Sa pliance, and they spentjnt a great flusscin. obout how Twin Fall:alls: 732-8888 Russian Defense Minist« Igor deal of time talking ab www.safellnk.net Sergeyev, in on unusually,illy, strong tJiey con go about ndiie\lieving that B u rle y /R/Rupert: l 436-8888 end. rebuke nt the openingg ol talks n istro tio n during Cohen’s first vi i The Clinton admini: acknowledges that intertem ational Moscow, olso warned that a U.S. g Iroq has ^ military strike againsi Ira q support for attacking 1 riot reached the level ofofchel991 .# . C would harm th e nvo com:ountries' [any.in the _ # ...... ^ scrstanr William Cohen tp«akB at1 a bbtloflng altoi ta lk i w ith ------. Persian Gulf War, Man post-Cold W ar m ilitaryr cocoopCra; U.3. DefatiM Secrc Republicon-controlled1 Congress,C I Savenptc / S ------RuMlan D«t»nw» HMlnlttat Ignor SergiityiiiY. tletit. lfl.a ; meanwhile, are skepiipiicaniiaT— % ------— ! Cohen calmly took noteJOTCS dur. ^ :tory is shon-Uved,” face of SaddamJ Hu.«ein’s tactics limited airstrikes cacan force % ing Sergeyev’s 10-minutciclccturc, I UiD defense minnimster added, not- of dela;i;lay, deception and trick- Saddam into complioriionce with Von PolarissATVs V asi several aides sa t mocilononless tag that ho wasIS < quoting Abraham ery.”’ CohenCc said, launching into U.N. resolutions. with stunned looks on th e ir Uncoln on his !bl birthday. o vigoro;orous defense of the admin- In congressionol te:testim o n y faces. Normally at suchJl appear-a «For a mllitaiitary man, it is the is^tioncion’s position. y of S rnte ! said the issue was noc one Thursday, Secretary i anccs, both sides exchangenge pleas- • worst thing toto be late, b u t it’s H e sa: Madeleine Albrightt ssaid the j antries for the cameras. also bad to h uirry rr too much while of Ameimerican rigidity, but Iraqi insigence. Every country • long-range aim is to remove f “Docs the uncomprorromising assessing thee i situation," said intrans It, but not , • th a t hehe has visited, including Saddam as president, iuid tough stand over thcthe sitim- Sergeyev, with Americon combatt troops.tr A trengthen Cohen, a forrormer Maine sena- Russia,iia, on his weeklong swing tion in'Iraq help to stret igh Europe and thc Persian “Iraq would be better be' off M stability in the world?Id? ... Is tor, asked to rcs]•cspond. %] has said U.N. inspectors without Saddam Hussessein," she H America ready for all thc possi- “One should id m ake hnste slow- G ulf ha forward to ' ^ V is precisely what must: bebe allowed into presidential said, “and we look for ble consequences?” SetSergeyev ly and that is . working with n post-5U -Soddom ^ lg through President Clintinton has done for sues inml Iraq, thc secretary said, quizzed Cohen, speaking tl rgeyev said: “We not only> regime." Magnum 4x4t f q translator. “Forcc cann oconquer the past severecral months in the Serge SOD Trail Boss 2 5 0 # U.S.'will ched:ck I L ^ $ 7 5 0 ’^^ 1 # I ’S su99csteSedictaT suggotcdreCat a r suggested retaA* M figui/cooW •lowraiprOTc/x/ • Aulofnatic m report saying 3^ ^ # ' 4 2 5S c^ hJ-5ue-1x4 imnyndson # matk youantxv, •Longlmvl % PACKS ASSORTED VA Rimn iE S ^Ijipcmion Russia aidedllraq I I K 3 trammiu WASHINGTON (AP) -— Appar- I aitly surprised by a reportw n Russia COKE miiy be helping Iraq develivelop bio- logical wcJipons, SecretaiyiryotStalc < Madeleine Albright aassured ■V H vI I savings on o th eer models too. J Congress “we’U certainlyniy follow ■ tO D U Cr r s ^ this up.” • Albright gave no indin d icatio n P C 9L RI R I S < Thursday she had heardard of the R I D E T H E IBEST possible delivery of a fcrfermenta- ad about it ENtrgFHSwnyRV tion vessel until she read < —] ip The Washington Post. ) 0 ^ 1 its infor- “m lra.SM S'" • The new spaper Said it; y 36HthAve. rnation came from th eI U.N.U. spe- S B $ eo SHBZ “i aal commission that inspectedins «, wvuwm IlOTTUkI *B«I Atr Iraqi suspect armsns s ite s . F L i ^ j u w s a Albright told the commitm ittee noc P i lls Jerome idl th e data accum ulatedted by thc f' 9 TWIn Fall? U.N. commission in itss searchessi FOR 2964 AddisonlAve. I E. 1120S. LIhcc 'Aas shared with thcc \ U n ite d |Expires'2/21/98 - • 733-9233J3______7 3 3 -9 2 3 3 States. □ h i
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N ow ihrough 4/2/98 *23 I “The Sable Rush"; - Afier.hesh w rln e about a great lease: o n ' -thc'stylisylish. flMiblc Sable, peoplera ai re • - ' v ^ M C H Ssf.TH :/■ lying 10 get lo tlicir Meicuty R “ defllenlers. $232 a month for a 36-? FOJ m onthn th lease w ith $1,999 dowTL n. Limited lime, I W-Mik Sivl Citpo Urx tpoJorfCsa...... -'IJW y- M nmikB.U«kVhFw»-_ — - — ’i« ^ 36 txmir0M,r>rtBnii(sai j M I ■ I S S ^ p r k ' I* fl1 fI ^ e r w r y ,Ri.ii/uv«jr vr.y l...m uo.1.1, T«. mlr. «Ik, )OR \[ (3 peNIO)N Manogng. Editor. Clari: The Timcs-Ncw P a g e A - 6 Friday, F.February 13, 1998 E d i t o rJAL i ______II II II — \ ' <1‘i/. Trainil i n g r a n g ee B e c o m e s I d a h oi’s ’ { n e v e r en r d in g issuele I By now, most Idaho:hoans are numb to Whenen it moved the 366th tvay I ltkf» fh p p u b lic ’s at» TTie A i r Force scansn s to u e at the environmiimetital- ______\ -tention span. • zrearitigfimi'ii criticsic s o fm is.ts.catdemeuM\ and In- ! V So if this fourth ^ dians who chens;rish the ^ proposal fails, therere plans fo r an OwyheevC C oiinty canyonlands. , 1-1 surely will be a fifth, tm in m g r a n ^ , Otitiitlitsli/l The latest envenviron- and then a sixth. . m e n ta l im p a cct t s5 ta te - ' i h j n n B H I- Eventually, the Airi r /lasn’t demonstratedtdxisnytt ment (a four-vol•volum e ip o r if tc Force seems likely to‘o tuxxis to be btG a n\nAose g t f doorstops) pronr e m is e s ' ; I have its way. The •I, I r‘, skies above the pre•e- catiyonlatuis in die firsttrstplace, to be sensitive: to local cious OwyheeJg ------concerns. It proriromises H|nDW||IBR canyonlands will,, s(sooner or later, to restestrict supersonic flying, to ta k e HHBI wMH k shriek and boom withrfth the passing of precaLrautions igniting wildfires - and MUnBBB i ' 'Silver eagles. even1 tot( avoid d istu rb in g recreaticationists' ■BEBD h B A n d y e t, a s th is; fcfourth proposal duringng popular holiday weekendsnds. nears the end of itss didcdsion process, Skepceptics note that fighterr p the key question isJ stillst unanswered: generaerally don’t train during ho Where is the demons')nstratSti need for weekcikends anyway. Furtherni ______I b a th is facility? p ro misnises cannot guarantee theh e real- Mountain Home AirAi Force Base is worldId 1b e h a v io r o f adrenaline-chocharg ed € home to the 356th CoComposite Wing, jet jocjockeys. The world saw thath a t fact ■______rY___ a mixed gaggle of figfighters, bombers lethal]ally demonstrated in Italya ly la s t ______L and tankers traininging together. The week,k, yi h e h a n eg lig en tly pilote ted d U.S. — L etteERS-----— taiV j e t d ip p e d a gondola cable.cal Air Force wants 12,0'2,000 Id ah o a c re s militai* rden was the public. It is,a dum b idea pushed byy ‘“ ' ; It these details don’t reallyUy m at- Just wonderin|ng... stating Country Gift Garde and a big chunk off Owyhee0 Coun^ But i only placc in Twin Fallsi cacarrying dunlber• ppolitical panders. airspace in which to3 practicep realistic ter munucli. T hey a re sk irm ish ess oion the when our foununding fathers w rote our “M eanie Babies”: M ikieC: Crapo told mc, in this paper,=r.‘-i; warfare without flyilying to training edgesis o< f th e r e a l issue, Declaration of InIndependence, they Please be advised tliatIt ourot Magic that I wouould get “freedom” out of a . ran g es across th e s taa te line. Tle he real issue is, will the milm ilitary wrote about “allJ] m en being equal." Yet Valley Regional MedicalU CCenter Gift bombingg irangcl Imagine a missionary,' Such a notion sounlunds reasonable, be allcJlowed to lock up this irrepreplace- m any of them owiwned slaves. Did they Shop has them also! Comeme imd see! legislator,:r. Harvard lawyer and want-a-lt-a-be e m en? I wonder, )tic Idahoans who able! gemg' of God’s creation, foifor the mean just white i VIRGINIA BECKER U.S. senailator pouring out diat sort offdriv- dii especially to patriotic grims left England to • sible training for sake> oof a shorter commute?? EEight When the pilgr C hairm an, MVRMC Gift31ft Shop cl to a WoVorld W a rn Vet. Get a life, MMikc. i^ want the best possib w world so they could )diome may havo been a fairir ' , , ; nen who defend years■s iiinto this debate, we still hah a v e n 't . come to ^ o now T w inFalls Kempd; the men and womei im of religion, did tliey mayor, bubut sending him to Washington;SOfL , ir Force has never heardrd a convincing explanatio America; Yet the Air 1 all religions or just the Who’s paying h r theI parachute?p! ^ l ik e: ssending a p c t^ thief to jaiL It j overcome a basicc contradiction,c why it;it should. ved? Don’t you wonder is their professional st^ding. about that? .Who in the h— owns the 1 wants to be govcmor^After•an all ------How about tho;lose federal and state hospital is a public instimdo dering he has done on the Arr^( grants we read alabout all the tim e in the authority do county employ* > Committee, do we really need^ newspaper? Grarunts for the bicyde the administrator at the hos] pad[ts, w ater sysustems, studies of all mand or even be allowedU$6«,0006old. a S ;tarr has spent $30 million inv«s[iv«s- ■ J TTieTiiiies l s-News kinds, etc. All go<^ d projects and causes, cn parachute or, if the hospi the president; our turkeys haVilaVtfi . ______Publisher VWd L FF«tr*r«------.CteuUtkw dlt«cUtwtor O ur leaders annonouncc with great pride, sold, an annual salary in cxoS S o " ”' iO million on stulHng theic d r ^ .._._.__Man«*lnt*dnof PrtwYoiYoiH ______— JUvortUln<(U»e““"etor ..gee w hat I haveve done and at practical- S300,000? Now if this is not,ot at county pub. ublic has no con- o fa p re nmier u bombing range down oiif' s people.” Haven’t they lie insdtudon, dicn the publi T?» meniwnbafs of th« edItorUl board andnd iW itten of edHoriols ly no cost to th e i Let us pray diat the Bureau of ______Ibrgocsomethioglg? This is our money in cern about the wage scaleeofS300.000or of anagement rereads its own dlidi^d ia it» Hirtgw, Cla^ Wahrorth, Stawre Cniinpt ond Qregoiy Hohnr 5600.000...... Land Man ...... sra Stephen H ______th e first placo. TlThis is tax money that the golden'pdiachutc of $601 port on Nevatla bombing range comes from th e• people.p The federal, If it is a public insdtudon&hidiitis, lod d n g an d t supports our pandering turi& state, county or• cdty governments don’t then these f ig u i^ are shod I and the Oval Office. ification for earn any money,y. Smells a little like there m ust be legal jusdfici )ut legislative support, the Air”Air ; d e f e n d s public employees. Mr. Bing;ingham is being Withoui S u p e r i nn ten d en t ( pork, don’t you tlthink?IwonderI. leSarad.ute. Force woiould shut up and get back to il?ii Don’t you wominder where all these awarded a 5600,000 golden ision. Poor babies! If the county commissionJoners agreed ■.nt . counselors and p:psychologists have 3SLUND . iic.last 10 years. W e now to this finandal violence,c, dthen all th ree ■yyi i n g p o l i c yJ com c from in the ed. It has nodi. TwinFcFalls s c h o o l d m g - t e s t i : ' ■ have counselorss 1for grieving, debts, of them should be trashed, IS, m arriages, divorces ing to do witli parties; it hhas a to do w ith „ , . family problems, nty and th e hos- Craig h3!las ne need to apologize: e ^ - ! i ------1 and the list goesIS oni and on. In World management of the county \ Often time when letter:terscriucal of ' W ar n , soldiers1 wereWl separated from pital is part of the countyy fifinances. A recenent letter stated that Sen. Croi3 m is- e American people an apolo^iogy.t ■jwblic agcndcs appearir irin local newspa- CR eader COMMENTly their fomilics foror as m uch os two or LLOYD J. WALKER owes th e i n ^ , public offidals maylay choose not to more years. Theyey ^ d n ’t n eed counscl- T w inFalls I don’t ap]ippredate it when people pre-’? r e - . - respSind to the chargess btbecausc debat- Richard J. Hill ing when they gojo t home; they w ere just tend to spspeak for me. ’ Inig does not owe me an apdlo-•dlo- ing pA blic policy in a newicwspaper often • glad to b e there.2. 1In th e Gulf W ar, they Gem politicians chase3 boondogglesix Sen. Crt >laud his dcdsion and courag« I serv esln o purpose. Howc'wcver, the rcccnt ' • w ere gone tlireee (to six m onths an d the \Vliat’s th e difference bcibetween our sy-IaPPla ig«ld ^ndemns the Buhl studenlents’ ID numbers based on race,“CC- whole fSmily wasas rushed to counseling, I political stand onI prindplc.p Sen. Craig has ' ■* II ' ■ letter tlli“ ' (‘° effect) com president and our Idaho po te r / • School Iffistrict’s random)m d ru g tesu n g genderder, sodoKJConomic status, etc.9- No wonder a partirt of th e people today turkeys? No difference atitaU a IT h cp res- dcmoristn]crated he is a man of character/ lits’ . d e se rv e d a tnithfuliful and rapid re- With'ith rcspect to the issue of being‘"8 ^ think nothing ists dieir fault and they are idcht chascs b im ^ s , anddourpoliu- ^ mtegntya/ and morals. These traits ’ Icctcded Ion more than one occasion, tl n ot responsible; ftfor th eir own actions. ;.ThepubUc arenotablbly laclong in the president-T Th h J president, and I use the term ‘ - With’re l 5 P e « to the pri^privacy issue, I compuipuier sysiem is ddiberaiely der®" TTN D on’t you wondeiIer about thot? pays dearly for cach type« ofol excess. current pr ed to choosc at least one studeni has lowered die State of the• ' ^ ! tare >> ''Prepresentatives of signed I wonder ubSutut people th at w ant to llie m edia attendon onn m o r^ ty has loosely, ho 's Officc that stu- numbeiber from a previous week’s list < p ut all lawbreakckers in jail and throw brou^t on nadonal debateIte about what Umonsi»pcech to nodiing but a cheap,p. Iho T w i n t S u * S h e rJfs 0 ing, political sideshow anyway.'ray.' ’ dcnis nB®' directly observedobs by their numbeibers. For example, a male Cau- , aw ay th e key. Ma^aybe not a bad idea, the public expects of elcctccctcd offidals. scU-servm porso^l Jvhen a studentlent is providiiig a casianan member of the Buhl H i ^ Sdi 0 to th e polls and vote iOne TV clip last week featuatured a Wis- Some peoplep< conveniendy overlodW urine sam J^le. Studentss aiarc asked to pro- footbalball team had his student ID nui not to build morere jails to house them , ^ T L 1 Fd(Uy.P*to«tyl3,1998 Thn.1nw^«w»,T«inF>n*.ld«ho. A-7 , I ) G i v e Y o u r I d a h o ______'j_fi______V S w e e t h e a r t * Everything,.. Senate^ OKseeasier aoxess to) offendler regisstry |GiJive The Gift or other violent ^ !'o f H ealth BOISE (AP) - The Idaho Id m Republicansin Sea Gordon Failure to vviolent crimes would likcljcly be for murderers or 1 Senate Thursday voted1 over-O' [ Crow of HaydenHa said the' comply wilh ddesignated violent sexual pnprcda- criminals, whelmingly for easier pu io n , w hich con< tors by a spedal board crcateated to “If Pve got an\ alalcoholic living 9 public Icgislatioi h in k I’d lik e to access to information on thc forms Idaho'sId law-to ^R iajlB evaluate offenders. next to mc, I thin statewide sex offender re©-e^stra- fededcrol require- ' Other offenders can havee iiheir know that,” Repicpublican Sen. ^9 f Boise said, “If . "don list------ents,--assured— names removed from thc rcgi Cecil Ingram of B With its 32-2 vote, the SenateSei thatat ^my rights to 10 years after they are relei•leased we've got somebod;x>dy with a prob- ^ pve to a lem with theft, I[ tth h ^ r d like to JJf . cmphosiied that protectioitio n of [IlHIIIIHIIIHIill prot(-otcct my family from prison if they can prove judge they are no longei'a threatth know. Maybe I’d1 toitake in my hose M ____N | potential victims far oiitwe^weighs lu liia i^ u r a <‘>'ce ati least equal conccrn for former offenf e n d e r — ------to thithose of thc vio- to reoffend. That irked:d the nt night or my sprisprinkler. ... Tho J ^ ^ S S ; are wc going to' M e S S rights. . lent predatory scxuixuol offender.” H L u C S L American Civil Liberties Union,Un fact is how long ar- Thc bill, sent to the House,isc, also Critics claim thche measure goes the federal tiwhich claimed it tururned • persecute.” I America’s innocent-until-projrovcn- Conservative Sta creates a special board■d tth a t too far and will fost'ostcr vigilantism v®™"' mandates on c determines whether convic victs who h av e 1,700 relea adult offender ■ guilty justice system on its he:head. Ucon callcd the le^e^slation notlung j - ivictcd against cx t A B U • IH /rvidTed) RY! H equ1p |» d ..; - I H :D,Air, |H te Ke^ess I^ H hMore... I^H 1 the Bargain' hisOnel I^H Plus...Sujuper Buys on AF FO R D i H 39 MOAONTH lEASE WITH *1.853 D L u x m ■ MSW $18,306. Prica oflor, 3R COP M TlnM»M«w», Twin Falb.Ihldaho M Frtdfy.Fttouaryl3,199898 ■ : SelJf S e rr v ice F u nn itmre H ass B eeBn B o9 U g h lt O ul^ — A SI k . I , The NeA3W Name isis H e iligg-M eye? rs F u tr n itu n heilig Heilig-Mejleyers Furniture is noilot only a new name it’s a new philosophy, We w ant to takeike what self service! has h done right for yea'ears and add a little rk hard to get and more to it. SelfIf 1Service had a goodd nam: e, Bynonymous with"grGflt"customer w 5rs can offer you.i; service, that’s wlwhy when you walk: intoi the new Heilig MeyersM Stores you’llI 1. A W ide R angnge Of Products. find a lot of fami:miliar faces. Not only/ didc wre keep the samele people.i We added ai______Living Roomm »Kitchen »Electronics few more so weJ cjcan offer even betterr service.s ‘Appliances5S Service is inot the only change,e, we have added in-houlO u se credit so we can 2. Name Brand!Ids At Guaranteed Lowe;west Price. take care of all1 of o your purchases he:lere and now without: thetl hassle of letting U -Z -B o y • SiSimmons * Sealy • Berki)rkline • Chromecraft * Ba someone who has\asn't even met you ma.lake a decision on yourtr finances.f • L ane Heilig Me}leyers has been in bubusiness for 85 years,i, Heilig] Meyers has 3 . G u a ran tee dd SSatisfaction, 1100 stores natiobionwide. Imagine thee 'buying power th a t cotcomes with being the 4. People Withh /A Smile And Exceptiononal Customer Service, largest retail fumimiture chain in Amerierica. 5.Heilig-Meyersars Will H onor Ail W arranranties And Guarantees N ). ; ------n 1 I— 1 i I I I i I I I I I Hellfg-Mayers I ‘ I Heltlg-Meyers 2 1 % >ff I W c I I I I i O ur . A lready G uariranteed Low est3 t P r i c e I i r A l r e a d y G u airanteed r Low esi I I I I 3n A ll F um iturire A nd A ccessoro r i e s ■ I I ODn ’ A ll E lectroninies A nd A pplia: I O’ ♦Cannot be usedad in conjunction with •Cannot be useded in conjunction with I I already reducuced merchandise. J I I already reducluced merchandise. I ExpireIres 2-22-98 Expir%i r i s 2 ’2 2 ‘9 8 I ______I L____ J C o m e irin A nd Seee W h a t A mlerica’s < Laiirgest Furrniture Stor>re C an Do i ) Fillm ore £S t. N . (Behindd Costco — Poleliiline Rd; & Fillmorerest. N.) T w inri F alls • 73( f s Y A T JT rM jri S e t! ' jk ( o |l > E a ch P ie c e ON EXTRA FIRM - i i M H 1 Size Each Piece 1 GOLD PILLOW TOP .-..•Enci.i'ioc- S 1 7 9 .9 5 .■c,uhP,..c; 3 2 1 9 ^ 5 G.-I S 4 9 9 .9 S !.-3'Pc.SH $ 6 4 9 .9 5 f e H e l i l i g - R\l\eyej r s F lu r n i tt u r e I >3 F illm o»re r S t. N. • Twin p£■alls • 7 3 33- -1 4 3 1 ^ (Behindid Costco — Polel3llne Rd. & Flilmo■ore St. N.) i ilW I I M Monumenilental concerns: "m Inside : IdohoGcnicnacotsfeara Obltuauarios...... B2 fedem llavlaw could tic up Idaho0 roadI report — B2 G em S caoIcatc land ^ V a l .LEI DearrAbby A ...... B4 P ^ B 2 ^ 3 I C ' ' Ci/y Ediior Kevin Ridti(hfTr~733-09MJLM.i.U Scction B The Timcs-Ncws Friday, Februalary 13, 1998 ~ ” ” A r o u n ] Y e n t g r o t i c e ^ THE VALL.LEY n d c r o3 s s in g a c c id i ra B s n< i v w ^ tio n by_ Idaho State Polio 1 is free to put up any sjife- , from company Iheadquarters in inv^ olicc, and a The railroad i: ailroad spokesman^ .• Pittsburgh, Itan. "Thi“ho visibility is protty finn a ^' report isn't cxpcctcd ants but would have to fo _ monthly meetlpg da'date ByUiWrlgM ir______TlmwWews witter BUHL - Hie Buij School BoardBoj will hold its meeting a day earlier thiss mmonth. n. Robbi King, R-Glenns BOISE - Sen.roduccd a bill to grant a Tho School Board will me ' M agic V/^a l l e y /I d a h o ■ - - — G e t t i nMG READY FORR SUMMER FUJN ' I — 7 “ , M irnidoka schoolss camnpaign ffor levyr By Jennifer Sand;andmann Tlme»Nflws writormor______Gi e e t O u t y o u r c a l c u l a i o trs s out hew the April 28 - Voters will decide .linidoko County School Ofstrtct'a this spring wheivhcthcr to approve a iroposed plant faculties le^y wouldi .short term levycyy Minidoka Oiunty Qfjjiflt!ct your ustfs, multiply the tax-. School Districirict has proposed to ___ ojjhib(e value ot your property by help maintainain schools, grounds, .oo000429. Tho result MXJid'provid*t equipment andmd the bus flL-ct. he the onnual cost of the le\y under . Thc disuictct l)cgan its levy cam- cun paign Thursda;;day at a Mini-Cassia jfvoivoters pass tho levy, o homo wtth\ ^^^^^H_Ch^bcr,uf.Co.Commia-cc.lundicon . . _ataitaxable.vsluoof $70,000wwid—I------at thc Rupertrt EElks Club. payoy onother J30.03 eyeor. A homele - ^ ''W c knoww that economicnlly wtihriih a taxable value of $40,000 our county factfaces .some challenKCS woiXHJid pay another $17.16 a yeor. right now.”” schoolss Superin- rnailctrgiid:------'------An electionion on th e proposed "•Our 0 schools arc old enoughigh two-year levyvy will> be held April thatIt tliey really do need a lott of 28. T he levy'y rneeds 51 pcrcent mainintenance,” Hallett said. votcrapproval/al Ito pass. Th['hey don’t, even meete e t Thc levy wouwould replace the dis- Ame:lericans with Disabilities Act trio ’s 10-yearir plantp fadlitics levy stancndards, he said, Thc districtrict that expires tliis year, Hallett said. dealslls with student needs as theyiiey Thc district,, hohowever, eventually arise,se. m ust pass a boibond issue to get its Thrhe district fell behind on buildings in odeadequate shape. mainintenance but is catching up,up A levy allowsJWS the district to col- Hallellctt said. The roofs arc in go<^x>d lect an annualial sum from taxpay- shaptipe and, he said jokingly, feweriVcr crs without acaaccumulating interest buck:kets are needed after eachich on a Itt is different from a rainsinstorm. bond wilwhich provides dis- “IfIt’s scary to fall behind, and-in d '- ^ tricts Nvith a1 lailarge sum of money we’ve've fallen way behind on our up front pay for a big project bus; fleet,”fl he said. H m such as a newJW building.1 Proneny Thi'he district buys about six I *UY/Tw7w»«m owners pay offiff thct debt and inter- busc;;cs a year - priced between:cn 1,000 and $55,000 each - justt to ity. Dennis Peterson from the Burluriey parks department said the• ninmdock. astovaranumbimber of years. $50,0 ilyothylene docks on the Snake RlvRiver near the ^off course TJitirsday. The plant fadliticsfac levy can be holdd on,( Roberts said, were paid fot by a $28,0000 grantgs from the Idaho Departmentlent of Park! and Recreation Departnlartment and almost $4,000 eachh Ifrom the city and Caula County used only forr cacapital expenses. Schdiool Board Chairwoman Normam a ------The 10-year!ar levy brought the Claridridge said even diough the econo-no- : district $618,9!8,996 annually. The myLsiLS rough, thc distria Still needssto to proposed Icvjcvy would provide keepipup on its buildings, $928,000aycarcar for two years. Ifr thet levy does not pass, thethe Thc increasease mostly would be distritrict will delay maintenance,ce, March ttrial for offense used to equiplip each of th e dis- Halleilettsaid. Curiel1 faces } get trict’s nearly’ 25025 dassrooms with “ThThc day comes when .you get ) trouble when you do that,”It,” a was done with difficulnilty since a current compimputer and printer, into t If Jh females under!!r tthe age of 18, con- contingiingent upon his not having a ions ad m in istra to r he aid.sai ______i Plea agreement i duct that alleglegedly occurrcd in . priorr felonyfc record. the defendant was coiconcernad sold oparat.or ima prison LQWuRobans.ts. BevaEvan reasserted his formerr about risking a lifetimi imcs-News staff urriter Jenniferifer sex ofiFense case dtdenied n term with a jury that wowould hear F thc increa.se - about Tim ial plea agreement positioitioii'that he relied upon sar - ivould help ^vith Sandrdmann can bc reached at 733-'33- id ’s erroneous statementss testimony from two yoiyoung eirls SlOO,000 » yaar By Penelope Reedy offered Curielel ai 5-year suspend- Curiel’ ). 0931,1, Ext. 24L ed sentence, 90 days in jail,.and and incorrectinc record informationn claiming Curiel hadid ! liarmcd basic upkaap. Tlme»Naw« wrtter______------probation withth {sex-offcnder coun- whenn hehi offered thc agreement, them. ;atmcnt. Jensetnsen asked the court to rulee "If thc rccords chcck± 1had indi- T _ BURLEY - Rcinsta(cin( 'win Fnlls County to exclixdude from the trial admis-r cated the prior convictiiction, both ' I y f i r T l i pica agreement was < multiple :• sides would have beenm ini better -*•now A faces: Richard Bcvan, thc sionsIS ofo guilt and other state* Thursday for Manual R ecutor in this ease, mcntsIts mn ade by Curie! in th c pleaa negotiating positions,”;,” Granata - • Curiel, a suspe« in a sex lurt to withdraw the agreemi«menL. • ease. after discovering Bevaevan said this restrictionn ' G ranata prohibitedd the tl state 0 1 1 3 Xges 2 includling fraudi The agreem ent was witJ prior felony convic- w oddId putf Curid in a position off from using Curicl'ss pprevious C '' in December after a pri dime. perjuriiuring himself sincc ho admit-:- staiemerits'during triol. • offense Was discover on the evi- lan pleads innocentIt in Califomia I rt frt rWni During pleaa bargaining,t Curiel tedto to thc crimes under oathll “He must bo tried on Idaho mai Curiel’s record. He willIso go to m ai dcncc presented; I vw ill n ot _ . , , lg prior felonies, and whenn heh< accepted the agn^ent, nt, unsealed Jan. 30, accusesses ' March 30. restrict the defendant’s’s abilityt to TTia Associated1 PressPn ment, . 0 check of hiss nrecord did not turn andhe he will be daim ing his inno- Lomonow and Sliepka of pocketinging Curiel, 37, had just, fi . u p th e fo rm er ra conviction. cencedia during his criaL testify,” Granata said. ■ ' serving a term for burglar ______OAKLAND,D, Board of nursin]ing seeks 3 new'members r —lESOAY, FEBHUAflY 17" • S pm ThoTlnwfrWewi______al nurses and omone by a consumer Housetiold-Tools-Antiques member, snsignmonls Welcome • Joroma . 4 BOISE - Three vacandesdes open Board duties indudeinc setting qual- KLAASAUCnOKBARN • I H ------this spring on th e Idaho Bo;Board of ifications for licensensing of nurses. •1 r ft Nursing, and candidate:Ite s a r c Interested groiyoups or individu- DAY. m FEBRUARY 20" • 10:30 im being sou^t. als should submilmit nominations to .. Bln{jriam - Farm Equipment The positions will be o p e n the office of Lt.,t. Gov.i C.L. Butch op Items • Travel Trailer • Burley April 1. Two of the vacandcid e s will O tter, P.O. Box,x 83720, £ Boise, m Wveftlsement-Fobnjaryie MASTERS AUCTION SERVICE be ^ e d by registered profcofcssion- 837200057. ' SATUnOAinOAY. FEBRUARY 21" *10:30 am WheeleileelerLantJ A Cattle• Tractors* inilng & Livestock Equipment * Miscellaneous /ivortlsement - Fobruory 10 IMSTMSTERS AUCTION SERVICE ■ UflDAY, FEBRUARY 21" • 1 pm WUr!poolUR8U3E Addition Bull Sale * 16tt) Annual ■ Production Sale * Gooding ' fht AMeoolk Wotfctr m . 1lljement - AgWeekiy. FeS, 7 & 14; •UlTIMAnCASrSyi SERVICCESPECI Times-News, Feb. 20 N •SAutometicCrtlK BUTCH BOOKER ------•SWoiitlmli *429 I OWnMUmeTtmpinit. "'A SATUflDAIflDAY. 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Highlightshts indudc a student night concert to n i^ t at 7 p jn . In th e Fine Arts Ccnter auditorium.im . . . On Saturday nighight, the CSI Jazz Orchestra and guest onartists Rusty Tucker and H ie Blues Brothers ]Band w ith “Bones" j L Malone will play iat thc Summit V i . y Enravaganxa at 8 pjn. G uest clinicians willrill spend today and Saturday holding wori'orkshops for young musidalis. The clinics5 arear free and open to , (CSI drama deppartm ent th c public. Tickets for tonight'st’s concert( are $8 for resurrectsr an of)fF-Broadway adults and 56 for studeJdents. Admission to Saturday night’s concerte rt is 510. Tickets arc evergreene — ‘Trhe Fantasdks’s’ available at the doorr oior at Welch Music, Crowley Pharmacy, LarLarson Arts,'the CSI Bookstore and Everybtybody’s Business in I By Cathy Walwoith Twin Falls, Sav>Morr DrugB In Buhl and Tlnw>New>Tin conetpondent Arlene’s Flowers in JeronTome. TWIN FALLS — In 1960,10, a playwright named HarHarry ScSchmidt and a songwriter namedni Tom Jones couldn’tI’t gget th(their new musical onto Broadwdway. So for a few thousand dollarlars, they hired the cozy, 150-se0-seat S i u l l i v a n ______Theater"ni in New .. York City and - ' .jnteFanta8tlk8;~^ J setSCI up shop there, hoping for M K & tiw H 'ra B K i i l l j tilings. uiii Never hap- peipened. “The ; plo BBroadway n for - momore than 30 We gotta get tojtogether yccyears. (How • Tonight and Saturdirday: Paul Revere evergreen is It? ‘. ■ ■ ■ E and thc Raiders will pcrf>erform at an 8 pjn. MilMla Farrow -.QW^TheIwColi^trfSoutiw m Idaho dinner show and an 11I p.:p.m. cocktail show, raves alwut tho' ipartffi^ Will pfwehtHariy Cactus Petes Resortt Casino,C Jackpot. pi°:play to Charles jschmkttahdid T m Jones^ The FentastlKs.’ Tonight, dinner show prio>riccs start a t S12.95; Grodin, who ‘awhwRoeI 0 ^ ^ 9 , CSI Fine AfU Canter.: - on Saturday, they start\n ati S17.95. Cover plays her obste- 'a w S a iS charge for the cocktaitail show is 57.50 trietrician, in the V, to n l^ t and SIO on Satiu-diirday. movie thriller ■Wdar.Peb 21.rt•plnF M > .^S -' F or reservations andI injinformadon, call 1- ““Rosemary’s R< 800«2M 103. BatBaby." That 4u m 'i i r i b ^ n s andi'6.V ' was released m stuoani#,s; m d tt»-«M lIabto«^ deer.andm d ' i91968.) « 'atthe^CSIBoBookstore. ] “A fecl-good I—------■ Sweethearts ofIf 1the Elks pla:day with a • 'Tonight: The Ladiiidies of the Elks lappy ending," said College ofif SouthemJ Idaho dram a profesofes- Sweetheart Ball and RafRaffle will bc held sor» r Tony M annen, who will dircct dii a CSI production off thtthe from 8 p jn. to m idnightt to:tonight a t th e Elks musnusicd starting next week. “T"This is a play that makes: yoiyou Lodge, 205 Shoshone S.5. ^N., Twin Falls. A smilmile, tako a deep breath, andI say,si 'Aah, how sweet.------special prime rib dinnerner will be served “The Fantastilcs” is based1 ono a short story by Edmontlond from 6 10 9 p.m. Tickets:its: 55, available at Rosilostand, who also wrote “CyraTono de Bergcrac.” It’s a fairjfairy the door. • tdale e of a boy, a girl, two fatherssan a d a wall. ThcTJ fathers d cd d e that it wotfould b e wonderful if their diildui- S«raS« Bradshaw and ieff Drown pt«yly 7The Boy* and The Gill' In ttw Col:one£e of Southem Idaho productkiction of The Fantastlki.’ drenIren w ere to m any, but they figurefij the minute they tellI thtthe D ance w ith Slgmpna Gamma The pair are ttar«rMS«d lovers whotrho beOevB they are (tefylne the wls^tshes of their fstbers by being togflogetber. Inset, imbe- ads w hat they want, their offsjfspring will do thc exact oppoPPO knownst to the younjiteit, tbe fattwiitben, Belkimy (Josh Mannen), left,ft, and Hucklebee (CoKer Hodge) c itc. Ahal So they forbid thc boyb and the girl ench other’iler’s • Tonight: The SigmaI GoGamma Chi frater* e) created a fake feud to nity will sponsor a Valentiuitine’s dance from manlpulats tbelr chDdran Into marrtasrriasa. Please sec PLAY, Pogo;oC3 C3 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. a t EagleIe FHall on th e cam- pus of thc College of Southuthem Idaho, Twin Falls Tickets: S3 for singlesgles and 55 for cou- ___ pies, available at thc door.3r. O u t o f< THE VAILLEY— 'Treat yoi3ur sweet]:heart • WaJVolt Disney's World on Ice prespresents' ~ ”and Oscar Hamn;imerstcin’s “Carousel” ^ Song of Russia ToySif Story today in Boiso a t 1 ,3 3JO 0 anda 7 Thursdays at 8 pp.m. and Fridays and 1 • Saturday: Thc BorJorro m co S trin g P-m.,1., *Saturday a t 1130 a.m., 1 ,3330 3 0 and Saturday a t 6:300 ]p.m. through April 4. to ’ romanntic video) evening. Quartet will performn a i program of jn .: and Sunday at 1,3 3 0 and17 7 p.m., 1 Tickets: $10-524. Schubert, Shosmkovidi and Beethoven a t 8 sc State University Pavilion. TidTidcets: NewN; York Daily News______m usdes woivorking like a buck in flight,;ht, p.m. at Our Lady of Sr 1.50, 515.50 and $2230, avaUabL:able by John Davidsonn will headline in Salt Hawkeye cocomes to the frequent rescyoevo Snows Catholic ■ Love is the most natural tJ Church, Ketchum, part of the Sun Valley ining 1-208-385-1766. Lake City Richanird Rodgers and Oscar d thing in the of doe-eyed]d M addcine Stowe. “Ju st staytay Cenier for Arts and Humaimanitics’ scries on - Hammerstein's "State Fair,” Tuesdoy jyworld. Which doesn’t m eann It can't use a alivel" hei makesr her promise beforeore little nudge from thc videc postwar Soviet art, damance and music. , _JiUet 1 West in Salt Lake Q ty willAillper- through Feb. 22,88 p.m., Capitol Theater, |> deo store. To hurtling mananfuUy into a waterfall, thethc m P e te r T chaikovsky’s “ SIce{[ceping 50 W. 200 S. For titicket information, call hdp set the mood this Vdendentine’s Day, belter to phplan his next rescue attemptip t Tickets: 515, available atc chithe door or at die cc Sun Valley Center. luty," 8 p.m., tonight and Saturicurday. 1-801-35S.ARTS. consider these 10 romantic: movies:m< The Colonialials m ay have looked askanceice TicketIcets: 5I0-S60. For tickct informalmotion, • ‘TTjc Ghost and M rs. MlMuir*; (1947) at such a union,u but musk like thishis caUl-f1-801.355-ARTS. Thc Salt Lake: iActing Company will — ” Everyone knows that passiission increas- comes donglg only oncc in a Revolution. present Richardd iGreenberg’s “Three cs the longer it is forbiddidden. Gene • “Gone! withv the Wind” (1939) —-'if If Dine with your valralentlne The Comedy of Idaho All-iLll-star Days of Rain,”’ i th ro u g h M arch 15, Tierney Ti is a ,__ . , , Rhett Butlerler • Saturday: St. Edwar(ords's Bi-Porish Valentcntincs Show will be presented:cd at 8 T hursdays at 7:31;30 p.m., Fridays and pressure cook- were alive School will hold its 14th anninnual benefit din- P-"i-1. Saturday ' at thc Nampa1 CCi ivic Saturdays and 8 pjn.p. and Sundr^ at 2 e r after a life- today, he'd be ner, auction and raffle at thet parish hdl. CenterIter. Tickets, which arc 512 andnd :$14, and 7 p.m ., 168 VW. 500 N. For ticket time tii of being in a 12-step'ep 206 Seventh Ave. E., Twinvin Falls. Tickets: . .“ n^be be obtained by phoning 1-208-;08-385- information, 1-80101-385-ARTS. -«P lo v e w ith program for S30 per person, availatiUblo nt Kurt's >7“ - theth ^ o st of a any number ofof Pharmacy or Dick’s Phannn< The Preservatioiion H alljazz Band will dashing, salty vices, includtd- • The:tie Sno Core Tour, featuring PrinPrimus, perform a t thc Mofonison Center on the c a p ta in . ing womaniz Blinkk 182,1 Long Beach DubAlIstarsITS iand campus of Boise SState University next Rex Harrison ing, drinking,ig. Aquab)abats, will play a t 7 p.m. Sundayiday a t, Wednesday at 8 pjpjn. ■Kckets, which nro Pljplays th e lusty chauvinism;m Drama from Cuba th c BBank a of'Amcrica Ccnter in BoBoise. $18.50, can tw reacserved by phoning 1- sh a d e w ho and gambling. T icketIcets, w h ich a re $19.50, canran bo 208-385.1766. fails to scare But he had hislis • S u n d a y : reserverved by phoning 1-208-385-1766.56. • • , ththe new ten- a h e a d on The 10th annu- Boise A n Muscu:!um invites senior dti- a n t th e straight whencn F o re ig n }nny Osmond will headline Andjjidrew zens to attend a sp T h e r L ak e ( William tonight w eekdi Saturda n ees, P South. 1 madon. T he] Erpmstna reports in Boise Ftfd<]r,M)urafyl3,U9898 W eekE n0 i Moe Barindy Romnantic___ ContlnuMi fromomCl rcasisason, and as midlife-ctisii s is . w ith that?) m ourningg fcfor her late husband is wlwherever. Queen Victoriaa waswi tfaira go, he’s certainly worthh a • “Dirty DBDdng”r (1987) ( — tio getting inti:n tbe way of running the ccccrminly not the most attractiiactivc hits Jack]VDO l iiothing coulduld keep them apart — miat she needs is a good, wcwoman in the history books,3, butbi not thc wimjimpy suitor down tbe BW frock or two. Eastwood is a o ne p u ts B aby inin a' cornerl (unpircjWhi Hop in the fresh air. The iit t .just goes to prove that tberehere’s TI»Tlroa»W«w« :______road, not H A sk A dtioun * Why payf toU advertise potentiallyIy i incorrect o r out-dated\ informa- i to search oiBUI" M Rsserva is Z aresugf * lion for aI yeary when the Times-N(-News can run it right InI ac matter pf classifieds I day sl Z 7 3 6 - 7 f o r y o u . \ r ...... Choose a\ Vwinner. Put a listing Inn tth e Y6 II0 W P ages - b atIt put| your K S g A H J & CA NI1NA ^ 1 ■ advertisinglg In th e new spaper. 6 777 7 FILER AVE. • T W INN FALLS, I ID ^ V « | | _ | | For moreI irinformation on how too stretchs your adyertlsinglg budget Tell AdHound what you're lookingJool V a n d g et mnore o results call 733-093931, o r 6 7 7 -4 0 4 2 in Burlirley. for and hell scorch co find aimatcb. ru ^ Then be emails the ad tolyou. yoi ^ He con room right here at homi throug (be pages of moro than V miEP newspapert nationally. Fac BOR InfoRnation, (bU 73349 WTheTlI Finies^Neii^9 iss v |H | WI e ’r o n o t y o lllow. o W e’re read.(. >y.ooni M M M M M 4 ______r...... •„ .. ' . «; _____ ■______. * Friday, Fctwrary 13,19955 TVrwvNew*, Twin Fatt». Idaho C-3 W ekkE n dD profes;ssor, ex--student It join GrishaEm: Takinn’ it to thee ‘Street’.5 'By Nancy Pato ------his firfinn's culpability. , Tha Ortando S«ntinol randcd as a thief by Dr.ike;& & ______Book°K review icncy. Michacl helps Green Snboo] it dying, living Imagine that you turnjrn on the TT7~.— ;------t a law suit on behalf of th'clie )k aboui ipes with his lifts h ut-----{lome national news'ons'evenlening and neless faniily.' Allhuiign ilit--lit-- riglit up there with WhitiliitcHmtse it s a life thatlat he immediately ll maneuverings , fascinate antind •SyJlmSuhr . For 14 1Tuc-sdays, Albom flew to' . scandals arid Mideiust unrest uni is a reevalu.aluating — the long . 1^^.],,.) generate suspense, Grisham ; Tlw A»»octoted P rw ______^__ Bookokrevlow. “ adiusetts to join his mentor ' story alx>ut a homelesss \Vietnam IS >rin at the officc. the bal'ininccs the sometimes cynicalL-al inking and tdking about liv- vel taking ii bunch1 (of rich marnajriage to a surgical rl’s ’ . As he drificd toward dc losniiuiship with Micliael’s 1 death, his ~ ' , ing andind dying — lessons IcadinK lawyers hostage at a, D D.C. law in tern , th e GcGeorgetown apart- cvolulution as a street lawyer, : energy sapped by Lou G I to w hnat at; tlie professor called their firm. ment, the shinyinyU-xus. •ning about lost checks, jobs,bsi ; disease but his will unsjnshaken, final thethesis. Sure sounds like son:om ething Michael's primedprii for a changc Ixinefiefits, housing and hopes, ; sociology professor 1 Thatat thesist is “Tuesdays Witli that could liappen. Andnd it docs even before hehe meets Mordccai Grisrisham’s certainly not subtle,le. ; Schw am remained a teacher teoi to ' . , Morrie’rie” (Doublcday, 519.95), happen at tlie beginninglg iof “Tlic Green, Mister’s;r’s charismatic iutor- Nor isi* he particularly deep. Helie - the end. ■ y s w i t h m’s chronide of his mentor's Street Lawyer" (Doiilx ib lu d ay , ney who worksks i out of a nei(JilK>r- couldId have dnnc a lot more withith And hts onc'timc s st tu d e n t, libed seminar on life. Since $27.95). yet another timiimely talc hood legal cliniilinic, and learns that dcvelieloping cliaractcrs and sub-ib- . Mitch Albom, again was taking • jy ling bookstores Inst fall, the from John Grisham. Hi;His ninth Mister apparcrircntly was illegally plots,s, As in “The R ainm aker,” ------^-notes-^Can l icU-you-tho VLome.__.-lias-beenui-fixture on-Tiiti_- —novcirhowcver.'sho^’i'sns not only-----evictcd fromI uu warehouse apart- the goodgc guy.Sv,likc_Micliael andn'd ; J’m learning most withh thistl dis- ■ NewYo:York Times best-seller list that Grisham has his fingerfir oh“ ment by rcpiijprescnfatives of Greetcn. arc on the side of thelie I ease?" the tcacher asked and hlas as: sold 300,000 copics. the pubtic pulse but thatIt Iihe’s also Michad’s ownvn I firm and its real- angels;;ls, while the bad guys — thehe _ ...... ; m osrim portanrthing in-lin^life Is l ^ ------...... In lelearning how to die, out to prick its consdence.ice. estate dcvelopeoper clients. After a fat-catm lawyers — are the devil’sI’s '’ ! lenm hnw tn pivr- niif Tnl»^, -jintold man,in, a young man, ------Nttm«»,>r-Mjchael-Iiwd•ock,.a,32.____hnmirli-ss,familynily hi; (!nrfMinii-rt; ____minioi I let it come in.” c. “A few times when it.got year-old .mtitrust lawyer/cr on the a shelter meet•et ; a tnigic fate dur- Stillill, give Grisham credit. He’s . ; It was a Tuesday in 1995. % f: re a llyly p e rso n a l. I’d te ll him , fast track to make partrrtn e r and ing a winter stcstorm, Michacl dis- aiminging not'only at them, but alsoso I Schwartz, at 79, was montl ric, you don’t have to tell mc millions at the hugee firmf of covers they wewere among those at uss —• his comfortable, captivevc life'si greatestg lesson ’ Albom said recently. “He’d : dying, Albom, at 37, wass a nation- -ji* <. ° Drake & Sweeney, is am ong evicted ivith Mi;Mister. He quits his readlers. e With its deft plottingIE ! oily acclaimcd sports colicolumnist ju s t saysay, 'I want somebody to those taken hostage inI a confer- job to go to wawork for Green’s’s and compellingci social agenda.!a, ; for the Detroit Free P•ess, i ^ 0 fre- . p • know my story. encc room by the armedled home- dinic but “lx>rrcorrows” a file on liis "The StreetS L;iW7er" is entertain-n- ; quent ESPN guest andid a. key- p(------1 At firsifirst, Albom tliought he had less man known asi ^Mister. way out the doodoor that can prove mentt and a advocacy. I boardist with a benefit,t bandb of - |[ fMitch Albom I nothingng ito say, nothing “good to I writers including Stephenhen King, ■Kk report.”rt.” Later, when his work Dave Barry and Amy Tan.m. ’ broughttht 1him wealth and fame, he t Though close while; teachertc Schwartz’s ilUillness to re u n ite found1 littlittle time for distractions, — B e st siSELLERS’- an d stu d e n t a t DraB ran d eis tliem. “I wasvas in a hurry to accomplish University in the lateIe 1970s,; Now, they' werew tak in g up things,s, andat work al^^rays won,” he TTio Associated PfC8»______», M.lr Mim.7- br Hlth.lJ «.*I)r.t)r. Allmr S~ lh»l HrviJill>.«i- H-4«t C Schwartz and Albom had been where thoy lefteft off. Once again says. “Everything “E> else could be . 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D runaU c Scorore. O rigioaal Song, Souad. Orlgloafloaal Soag. S a w n p U y ated for 7 Academj) i(iIii«W ^aJ5^W |ira Ilea lg B est Picture. A ctor • JsckUPTSYOURSPnUTS;- ^ ' - Actor • O reg K innear. Actrcasiei v t supposed lo do: x> ^r7litiag, iiii Orlglonsl Score. ScreesJmulaie tnd enleitaln.* ilOY TO WATCHl A HIM THAT £UI BOUND TO HAVE- • . . ItdoowhalmovleiI, TOUCHING TIMEI" iu|LWUOM,IMCMU . I 1||| Nominat lidTOUSLY'klNNY ^eup. W Including 1 nphy. m 8«pportia|Aj D OUTRAGEOUSLY ..ENTERlAININGl : j H H l "'wuiaM)o.M««iiM M ' l^^rAio| FGETS ' iSr " ll^iS SM JiSuiiiaiiMOO. M «a««.io.y 4t3Q.7tCyS^0l30 J ^ ^ ^ ^ l^gurram a»« *■ c o ^ SI'"- -ASG I ■ K H S ixvy«*a 0 « Twin Friday. F^bnan-13.1998rsa C o m ic s ------— — — ■ ' Peanuta By Charles M. SchotilUlz For Batter or For Worw18 , By L)Wi Johnstoiin s l o n . / w h at ARE Y 'o y AV fI I’M SENDINS'^YOy can't 00X iP o .j 'M \/ u ;h y d o m 't yV^E^^COMFOWPiOl^OLe T I SH ^S^LkhPiNG- I AVAtEN-nNE/THAT..HE’U. 'T / oh. SUREI HITCH^ WKAT THESCN.HcvjrTSlS T iu .1 ,1 EV6H TfiCuSH MV (^arwe.M ARC!^ . VERyPOND W YOU 5I6N ------NCVJ,DAD..-LeT‘3 / COMEIS UPANOGCGoes 1 wcwxJ IS st?«oir*s TO CHARLES /THINK YOU ' o A RI[JE ON mv Fhrnvr^'^sioeAR. f*G :<■} OF CHARLES/ MY NAME.^ ! V^ALENTINE I RR.1H GoouTsicewo^ yco A D«*IM,AN0THE■•E. I < 1 snu.. r r m r ' . ------y -----^ IK E H IA V H fu XsTAum!Tn;Jf ^ • WALK'A THINKING \ DAySR«S •A^ftND 1 II ^ iffit - > r J r c \ TiREO Tftf' J /«xr5/-UF^«cescN1 I - rJ o *B ' L I, f V WAyiTALWAy 'r S f e r * L in rl3 E fc ^ { ~ iQ I Dtlbert______By Scon Adamsns r (L ^ 1'^' ' K i— I b d — 2_:.%«IUJUlU 3't. I DOGPEM THE SUPERrERnODEL -m tRE-5 I s nothing j U0 iO 0i U J/ r OOICK.! GET ^^ Blondle By Dean Young & Stan Drakeirake • ' I. TH^N A SHORT, ! THI: rrs 50 ) VOUIJJ-DHWPCUT (RD VOUK ' VOUP. FIRST ASSEG6EGNrAENT • S^^ER 1 ■Hrs ne A BIG COLD -Kbscausec TD PUT OtTi R ooa tj KNOW MOW COLD VOU 6Es Tt i ! E OC A LJTTLE VCURm 7 THERMAL UNSenVEAR. I?UHJKNINS PaSM HERE TO THE CARCAfi ' ‘ - IS A LINGERIE : 3 GUY IN BLACK I W05JO R K S .' BLOCK. O F IC E: TDOftV, IM COLD BBSCV VOUVl OE. W EAR! l^TO S IT o n ! GUT THIS ■ BLACK SOiSO C KS. . I .. . I a i I B . C . ______By Johnny Hart a — ‘ rt Plektea______By Brian Cranerane ' ^ CPtVESTP;^ajHNP~j . jT I r w ea, I w r r f AM P 't o o A W CiJ C r/ALUN 1 I Y \'V£1U0C6WTABaji c u r PA P u lo o L p 9 6 ALL a / PANJOR \ YGU KKlOiOn« ^ VT.SCrT-WA.tWOOUOLp 7 ALOME. w o t r r V r S S A V V ^ I w c e i H e f ^ — s MEAM l'C» V 4A M £'tolb /k1^0W\P VCOO)Lp\ / aujctz.. \ ^ ae>siER /'»O l MCNEcOTop-meBJ ^ l^0OTMAT‘to'«>0.j J I p ® | e V L S /lA .T rf MEAK)‘>*0 ^ - r WOC6 e m y — 1 ^MATO1A6E I S ) I V '' * ^ 2 y ' ^ Garflelil ______By Jim Davis klyai^aa: / VOU UKE VOUR MBW\En \ I / I'M \ Donnia tlw Monaco I EPT WHEn \ TTw Family Circus ______By Bll K eane, me _' TO QC N\fi£MO?* J . MVWOK3/ )J p?^^ T THE _ ->JV -N G \0&0 & L E S ,.S i^ f ). ;!I ; f ^ I ^ '* / c a O c V f i )' HI and Lola '______By Chance Browne ~ f ^ 2 5 TO ^it5fo^a ^4^3■ / A pof?n? n o ^ J OP TWE FW XKR5 f S^O\/)SL., I Co o a c f C A U s s ., J <50 TO BE.0ewsf=n-TWE «c»tp M r ' ^ A L y ' ! ? ■ PLAStSTt:TOW C»W»LfTa?SC>FP I rBEMEJZasnCY'FUHl?*’ ^ I "I d o n 't n eeed e to look at those w e.ddlniIng pictures. I’ve J-. - I WONDER IF m s> GlGUARDIAN ANGO...... s e e n ' iS^fittHAUSTEOASlA S IA M ?" Jn the movie." ': II °/ r 'T\ Closets5 were onece rare iH oroscope I; Tho Wizard of Id______By Brant Parker & Johnny Hait Q. ^Vhat's Q "Icviralc w oeddlng'7 r ------^— Sydney Omarr || A. A morriacc, oftcntimi sory, of n diildJcss widowiThrdE^J ii W hatr’SWHA'I?’; Ij L —i StfO P ■. 6 c o v ^ \ husband's broihcr. Oncc:c fairlyf com- L.M. FEBRUARY 13 IS VOUR DIRT«-*i / TOIN6-Z m on in th e N ear East, India,Inc Africa M - B o y 1 I Vou arc independent, creative, r ond South Amcrica. Statej conirovcjvcrsial, possibly were separated'■'JC- H/^VB A Ited purpose: from onione or botii parents while youns.'' l l T iX4n iUM y To producc a son to pcrp<;rpetuote the order of frequcnc B-: IV PRtVEgf J . lency of use, arc report- Tnunu.i, 1Leo. Scorpio persons play fasd-.'i-.., .. fomily name. Unstated purpose;pt To cd by th e colculiIculators to ber etadin- niitinR{ rolesn in your life. Current cyclee ■ control the departed's estntstate. shrtllucmpfyvirRbv'gbvkjxzq. r c lu io•J 1to where you live. slRnificant.It.'' •; All lobsters arc cannibnibals. First It’5 known U.S.U.S G rant liatcd dirty JomMiiciiic adjiinmcnt that could indudc'c .i -_.. ,«WnS n.ne»ybpm .bnbiJobsobstcr.has to_jokes even ojorc-ore-ilxan hc.hated rare )Ie Changc of residence, mnriinlII I1 '• Z->3 J V do is hide from its parentsu ■ l>eef. siatus.. DDuririR March' you tnivel, poisi-,i | In 1844. Philip Hone, th foreiRn land. November will l>ec ■ I, j ] k O , then mayor Hardly anybod;body had dosets a ccn- of Mew York City, jo tted d lOJI prosperous, romantic, creative ' ‘ ti down “th e tury iigo. , , , niontliofof t m Kood old days" in his jc I journal to ' Those who tratrack bud paper say arIE:IES (March 21-April 19): M ake, , IC h J iK ll^ ) becomc the first person>n knownI to most nonsuffiden Haenrthfl Horriblo______sent funds checks bear dodsionm 101 push uiidc emotional debris. ' By Chrts Browne w rite that phrase. num bers lowerr thithan 200. Tranifonorm tendency to brood into posi-?\-l On film now are piaurc; ''&=>OPNe^ hii^ARwTTT IU.V IT jrcs of polar, Cenain peoplepie dieck and reclieck ‘ivc medvdilntion. Weekend dale will be e " ' beors thiowing big chunksnks of icc at knobs on theirr kitchenki stoves - not «>mulatiaiind, romantic. Pisces is in p i c ' WHATi^ irh f^e Ta / Ux • 1 HAVe A COM^rANT seals. To stun, maim orr k ill som e. ocaisiQn.-Uly butIt all day lo n g -to make v T y l ivf»v. iJiv » K . ^ T he antique notion that theIhe hum an is sure thc burners ai URUS (April 20-Mny 20):‘ CJSA'JtHGf FOfZ , rsarcoff.It'stmoiherof p ,A kH!!isis on dynamic approach to prob-' F o o p the only anim al that u.icss weaponsw is th o se com pulsiorsions. Uke door lock farout^ted. people. Personality spajllRhted,’' die ck in ^ And haml»mdw«shlnK. n fncncis. and - if you 10 dedde'->i i If you can’t even sto n to I to list all th e A n o ld G reekeck map drawn by lovcn. FcFocus on succcssful commerdal-1;- reptiles native to Iceland,, you’Uyc get il Heraiosthene inin 2 B.C showed tlircc produa.T. Capricorn( involved. ____ riditJlicrc aren’t nny. continontfi-abotboui-e<|uul-in size ------GEMDHNItMayZJ-JunoJOjTDoaTnDp*- '■ • All the letters in our alphnbei,alp in labeled: Europe,c, AAsia ond Libya. nowlNcjtiegoliatiunipraclicaUycom'pIeteu. i ■ TM^^Ogolcom bOTcdt, could become'propertyI-- ACROSS I. I, I Parental authority challenged,,, I Comoolfloo ___ __■ mainlfllnin emotional equilibrium. Aries - I ~ ^ 7 Sleeve eno '• rcprcscnii 11 To arxJ ______■ ______CANClICER (Juno 21-July 22): Drlghtr 14 Rubs ” BMtJe Baltoy ______B ^ f t Walhor OUI — ^ ------— " idea conccnceivcd tlirce weeks oro will pay 15 Jomaican truit ' m b M ISS B u x i e y l s h e invi 'ANT TO REARRANGE J ids. Focus on iripi, visJis, reunion, 16 OamWoi's with rclatilative wlio provides vital informa-* wvitepme [ ME/o FURNITURE { { p ^ \ ^ y maikof T co^ Aquarius persons dominate' 7© HER s ^ g 17Moihor_ot- __ I tccnario.0. • C flleuniv-“ T* ■ ■ ■ . LEO (July (. 23-Aug. 22); ResuItsJ PLACE V r X - , N C '.■■iaOi»piJt«onihff____ L. TaHi6Hr4fr^ ^ Otomona “ ■■J4 I “ ncnt ^ v e s succcssfuL you'll bc 1 i « s C d 6 - 1 20 *Taxl* ^cgaraed, luindsomdy n.*wanlcd., I l l - ” S s);ip. tnarilal status figure promi-' diepaichef ■ ^ ------■ ^ ------22 Rain k;o 3 ncntly. En:Empluuin; direction, motivation. 23 Postpone •» ------VIRGO::o (Aug. 23 Sepi. 22): Obtain,; f o w ______hint from>m 1^0 message. You're going . se Reputaiion ■ ■ I ** " II I ”~j|BK 20.ReUtliou3 ' ■ ■ ■'* plocnl CrrEmphasis on success, travcL po»- L' ■ iff® K ,^^amenng . ------tible mee eeling with future soul m aie^ I Free youn'Uncif from foolish obligations.' ! 5 0 3scH i i Mijr^ ian playi role. ' I - g I jAntoon.oin <==:-3t 31 Siofulef ■. • “ . ------■ ■ ■ Sofdtuutoi 33 Toic# Ihe catu| j?- — ______LIBRA :A (Sept. 23-Oci. 22): Emphasisi '34 Slock ot wines • I M U on tccrcts,:ts, necessity for being discrect ------— — in connect Frank and Emost ■ ' ' ______By Bob Thavcs 35 Faliway ', C : tction with explosive situation.]I. moljlufo _ Thcairicokai production could figure 30 Invonlor ' •' ------prominent :ntly. Scorpio dcdares, “Pm In r C I A j r i . IT'ir ' ^ ltAf>O m t> Ff^OM»1 i A i T f f N WTiilney I . HiFmfIl I I oil thc way!■ayl" E Um P i p t - J ^ J • 39 Oo wrono VIMS SCORPIPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. Jl): 40 Warn _ Thursdcy*!I Pvuzl*Pvu Solvsd Cvctythi^Ing is going your way. Focus on '■ ^ i M P o i . o P T f P v / / »/ITCH T OUT } !; 41, Bleacher tjloai 3 Ginck* g 000 iMio(p lE T s^H T rrn liw, cicalivily, style, sex oppcaL 42 Okay 4 Vain Vou win?!I friends and influence people : m a l p h a . P T H f 1 1 S 43 Tre^cal... s VocAtiOiaiion soot. -.- ^ 7 pfT' I'M~ ■ B p among thehe high and mightv. Funding is >> ^0^ ■ IN IQ JA E n p ^ madcavaiL t UIM M PS OF S * ? porefto# 0 Jocob'8jb'a broiher 7 ^ ^ ^ . '■ !1 i aibblc. 45 Epic tale 7.Panace.acea 1 a MM B * | j *A 'NMS LltlOlEl SACITITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dcc, 21): COHWO n AHT i \ J i 46 Chujdi a Inanicollicolalo ■ ■ S f I g jIQIAIWIKII Q i lEISITI Look no> flfurther lhan home ground. songbook* pnml |E|T|H|A|?nBMi What vou>u roquiro is close at hand - C \ ^■ O O i i T t M . 3 ; | 43 DlMtoted 0 Contagitagioo# 3 H ML '1 U BgiEtAjBBnTam e \ ..... know.It., rirespond nccordiogly. Virgo. —4t> Ujfoe, tXHXfled malatjy,. Vocal group schedules perfbmiance a t CSI : t w i n f a l l s - T he Standards will perform liveivc in ■■ concert at the College;o of M O u th e m Idaho Fine Arts Cen:::cntcr auditorium oa Friday, Feb. 20. ^ The Standards are Jordcrdon, Mo r g ^ ; N ath an ,. J a in n ------^ S S S S B i S t _Thia— — concert will feature o gucg u est appearance by past membersrsjo J n Miller and Andy Jones. ; The group sings songs fromm tht: e ■f)s and ‘60*^ doo-wop, contemiempo- rary, and m any original son{ongs. Tick ets arc availables a t Everybody’s Business, Lors [W DIMa m r u n TumfW r Looidngfora r. New Job? IBS!f 3 A m D . f t e r i K m - Click Here! « . • ■•I ■■ ■ TTm*»Km,Twh)FanFaO»,i(taho Friday,FMxmy 13,19 BackB elA/ T ; Isth ' .* ■ j-,: I Sports online: Visic\t7^Th7je-NeasOn£nfat 7 In s i d e j J ^ http-yAvvvw.magcvallclUcycom for the laccs: on _ , 5Scores and stats ___ 02 I a •Probnskobo!] •Otympio BBasketball-...... D3 •ProfoocboU ■ IdahqooU^^xins 0Olympics ...... 04 ' •Proboscfaall * Idaho hi^ school ^xxTs p c S tS 7/ Baumert 733-0931, Exi. 23i239 ‘ The Times-News'S Friday, Febibruary 13, 1998 Scctioni D D - ^ •Ji______Deed o H i g h S)Chool c Sports : C L ^ rermains -urilibeatc] By John Derr»rr A u niqlue girl i Tlm w H ew wwrtter______rt KIMBERLYLY - It was a battle of two of thet top —V fgunsinthestaistate, a game thar was eagerly an iinujisual spoII I patedbybothtIth teams. After fighdnI tin g hard through three and quarters, it was5 missed opportuniti S p o r i ^ Declo _ - Little-1■known G3 a iley be^ats long Continued from D l ' Dcclo’s Sellleth Christensen saw ence''ce'was wc had the bench'tha point Icad \vith three minilinutesleft. an increasee ini playing time as cameme in when we hod foul troublr —:------Kimberly’s Sootl PlewL*w nailed a point guardd Mike1 Christensen andkid kept up in a position to win.?I odds tc0 becomee 4 t h Dal]lias coach1 3-pointer at thu 1:30' mmi ark and missed the gan;am e due to an injury. “W«“We didn't cxecute real welllin ii M att Berry followed tho;that mth a He respondeded with 10 points and th aat t ffourth quarter and put u[ Jones, who ou;)us head coaching expericnc control against the someme bad shots," said Kimberlj IRVING. Texas (AP) (A - The .pf.. jumper as (he Bulldogs)gs cut the stayed in coi i.„ nam e is Chan, sh o nt forfc “Chond- h a d n e v e r albdbeit a t small colleges and in dtl ie lead to five with onele minute Bulldog press.ss. coachach Roger Keller. * ^ c can pla} met Gailey WciVorld League, and the fact he’s a th them. Wc just have to climi ler” Gailey and he’s thethe new coach - remaining; “ We didn’tI’t ido anything stupid with tJ of the Dallas Cowboy)oys, beating before they forbtmcr quanerbock. Foul trouble and anotllother cold tonight, we playedpi smart," said nateteo a few mistakes." .0 Al K) On m IM l& «*m 9 MIL kUkn 9 bl ,t11 odds Las Vegas woulDuldn’t have ]mbi I got togeth- Jones J also liked the fan Gailci^oiley steak from the field catcaught up Seth Christensinsen. M94.r . i0.taa0MiHMiiMaTcai»ir-a«i»*| touched. U a t M c r S unday hasias spent 10 years os an NFLpO^sis- oisi jclo's Brad “That was5 oneoi heck of a game, p^ ti' ' mth the Bulldogs. Deck l h e little-known Galllallcy became ” ' at the NFL tanone. Four of those teoms rcacheQdied - Allen went 4-4 from1 theth free- ' their defensec ijis as fine os wc have SST*"' the fourth and least-ist-h erald ed scouting comiombinc in Indianapolis. thehe Super Bowl and seven werewci . throw line us the HomctJnets sealed met this year,'ar," said Dedo coach a CMman 1 Alati r Tcu kut • coach in the Cowboys* 238-year his- “H e’ll putt fire fi into the players divlivision winners, while cndurinuring ’. “I think the differ- S?.tS 77. F«MM Pom immn the deal ^vltli 18 sccondsIslefL It Loyd Garey. “ tory on Thursday, walkingwn the when they sees« his skill levcL" onlinly one bsing season. Valley Ranch halls; wherew Tom Gailey, the Steelers offensive 'Hiis 1 past season, his ploy-callinoiling Londi^, Jimmy Johnsonson and Barry coordinatoro r th e last two y e a rs ,, - hel;iclp^ the Steelers rcach thesAFC AF Women — Switzer produced SuperSu Bowl beatoutsuchjch big names as former chthampionship gaiiio, althougough ' champions. San Francisicisco coach George sonome of his decisions were criti-crit Conticnied frotn Dl ------r------Rides look<~OTall s leads early in - 'pointeinter at tlie'oilier'end of theh e ...... GaOcy has been resp ^ ------Scores AVNDSTA^ns - - - UntttM B«.ni-n ar-tLwoi'Qii ______O nVJTHE i AIR______NttnFnnn 9l«-ni-n B/\SKE'nit\ij^ l S p o r t s ------— Cowbooys lassoD D>ietrich i aI surprisee in Nonrthside tcoum ey ■ Larsen1 iin thc 152-pound weiglit P S t a n d i n g[ G S - | High schochool sports At the end of th c periods, - 'd grapplers were tied at No. 5 1 ^ V - / SHOSHC5H0NE - There was only Jll ------Utes, 62 High school baskotball one surpriiprise in thc A-4 Northside olandlnQo through Fob..11 11 Conferenn:nce sub-district boys’ ba."!- ■ °T n Ihelie first overtim e period, LARAMIE. Wyo. (AP) --G G re g g 1 tourament Thursday Hansen 54 ' La-^sc"I ‘took a two-point advan- Sawyer hit two free throws «- ■ ^ II ketball t( Boys Oakley 91, Ha ly tak in g G illette to th c ws tind . Men’s collegegebasketbalL. .night. ,,, HANSEN - Cakiirfi Dimick ood Justin Frcnch made a three-j■ee-pomt ______------CamasIS CountyC beat Richfield arson rode thc lead to vic- ' play in the final 1:26 os Wyoi Class A-1, Region IIIII Bryce Crannoy=y <"■'-■<1 " P ll'“ lorv. k'yoming Carlisle scorC'sred 23 points and 6347 andnd Careyi beat Bliss 78-51 All H ornets in th e fi • 'scored the last six points «b tu ^ t the Golden Bears 1 School Conf. / : 'i" j; 3 V " "e r to dinp finishes the regular rs held USC to 26 as cxpected cct but sixth-seeded Highland 7-1 16-4 1 lead Oakley to0 nSl.Ha v.app: season v ' No. 5 Utah 62-5G Thursdayy night.ni] percent shooting ThursdayTh night in D lctn chh supriseds third-seeded I with an 8-4 record. The Jeron Roberts scored 200 pointspi a 73-43 viaory over 1 Pocatcllo 7-1 15-4 1 ov er H an sen in Southside Senatorsirs next hit thc mats at thc erthcTrojai^ KetchumAm by sending thc 13-6 Conference boy:loy,.’ b a sk e tb a ll for Wyoming (lG-6, S4 WesiVestem Califomia (9-11,11, S-6 Pocific*10) Cutthroats TwinFoUs 4 4 1 )istrict 4 tournalnent in lats to thc losers’ bracket. Burley 2-C 9-10 9 Tliursday niglit. Athletiij: Conference),, whilew limited the Trojansns (7-15,3-9) ( to just -8100 .Devils 0 0 Pat Perron and in Wednesday. Thc touma- Sawyer had 13. 16 points in thc fir MinicM ’ 1-181 “ O akley sh o,t t well \ all nlEht tjcgins at 12:30 p.m. w ith ' Vasquez teamed up for 19 long,” said Huskykya5.,LMant i coach Michacl Dolcac scorcd 1616 ppoints made only six of 30 s a p iecctoto l.lead their team to victo- ;ta,rting at 7;30 p.m. for U tah (20-2, 7-2), whiclih hhasn’t — ■ Class~A^j District^ 4 Brent Bjomn.-“11wiliey also hastleu won at Wyoming since 1993.•3. Washington S' . and played aggressressivc defense." cca»x*i»=ivnJKitf.'f 8 4 . V o i dich . : squares off with Carey School Conf. /“r* Hansen’s juniorior varsity rccord- SiJS'iSfn ?4______roday in 1^ ■\ the second round of thc Jerome 3*1 6 ---- ^iHfM>l3 84, Norl 3 —■ • Oregon St. 74 ed its first victoryry cof the season to SEATTLE - Donamaid Watts scored msQTCrrmi “ Bold * 1'2 6 ------ciid on a winningTtIBTTOTtr f earned a spot in the win- Wood River 1-2 5>11 ow;rrni|-* NAGANO0 " 1 e 0 B Q 9 P French]iman winI S .] Vvlen’s skaiIting shooDtoutbegi^ns; Eldresdge in 3rcrd MAGANO, Japan (AP) - Nobod;xly crocked. No-. ~ dy did anything spectacular,; eeither. Maybe HQ ^rous dow/^nhill si! saving il oil for the big she treachei AndCnd -what a show it could be. IID y a S c w i t h 1 (AP) - coursc forcedcd officials to delay his dossicoldo sprle and strange costumes.co Elvis HAKUBA, Japaneder ( skied the start byy S50 minutes Friday Stojko)jko with his crowd-pleasing, jtjudge-irritating France’s Jcan-Luc Crcdesachcrous morning (Thu'hursday night EST) funkinikinc&s. Todd Eldredgc, witht oro without his to gold down Q trcacfavorite while three dcdozen, workers shov- quad,2d, but 1 definitely minus his Olyi co u rse th a t se n t ng fi through ekd franticoUjilly to rcduce a jump. "I‘I wentw out and skated weLell, and that’s HenTiniin M aier crashinglay as the Maier lostst controli on an icy enougl)ugh for mc,” said the five-timene U.S. champi- two safety nets Fridaynpic men’s bend shortlyy before] that Alpcn on, whowh finished behind Kulik: anda Stojko in weather-plagued Olympi'ru n a fte r jum p, whichI officialsof altered min- Thurstiirsday’s men's figure skating shortsh program. , downhill finally was ru utes before the race because they "IfIf youj m ake ono mistake, you)u can basicaUy . world-record timtii e of 1 minute, 47.87 seconds,nds. three postponements. 1 m inute, fe a re d th e hihigh winds would get thethi flight home tomorrow,”” ihe said. “It's ^ n d M ’s shehowing p re v e n t^ a Dutch swesweep • Cretier finished in ne1 ithe first ^ m ake the areaca unsafe. realto'1 tough if you m ake a mistakee Iin the ahort to ottheM-Wovere arena, where Ids Postma of tdie 50.11 seconds to becomec Olympic i That bend)d was part of the do whatwht you w ant to do here. AntJld we aQ want W ” N ctheriondsI vwas second ond his teommonm ote •Frenchmun to win thelaude C Killy_^ cpurM added_ad_at tjie insistence of _ tovin win it.” ______Rintje Ritsmaa wonV the bronze. __ downhill since Jcan-Ciaut3f Norwi^ * InternationalII skis federation offi- Des;)cspitc oil of his titles oiul sucoccess, E ld re d ^ " " ‘ • HOCKEY:if: The first Olympic woinen’s5 h h ao ^ -"' in■ 1968. Lasse Kjus ofa d i Hnnnea - ■ dttbrwho-wog'■oged-n -t>wyenr bat------h n m[■ncver c rtJUlly hud iliuc choncM e. GiV6A ------cy competibonDn has octernunea its tour teamsteai ------wo»^econd-in-l t50;51-antt-the mighty tie with JapantuicK organizers over injuryu y bye to the 1992 Gomes b ea q{ a bad for the medal: roun±n Canada, tho United StabStates, Trinkl saved face for thoa king th e the length of■ theth coursc. back,Jc, he1 was too o ut of shape tito contend at Finland and OChina. The Americans advono■anced Austrian team by takli. Moior, who10 Ihas won 10 of the A lberr•ertvillc. He fell on a simple dodoublo oxd - a ofter a 100 viewctory over Japan on Thursday.ly- bronze medal in 1:50.63.m Tommy 30 events on1 thetl World Cup dr- jiunpip he1 could do in his sleep - and, fiidshed • CURLING:G: lh e U.S. women were Imocklocked Defending champion., finished1 cuit this seascason, flew sidew ays lOUtMtt Worse was 1994, when he did]idn’t even qual- A frtuQ medol conompetition Iliursday with a loss to Moe of Jackson, Wyo., fi through thec eair and barreled ifyaftcifter getting the flu at the Olymntpic trials. He M Norway. The men’smi team, despite an 8-5 victodctoiy 12th in 1:51.43. ton before, through th e orangeoi safety nets nearlyTly qu''t, then rededicated himselfhit to the ,,H . .I over Germany,y, needs two wins and someB helpbe “It was a lot faster thanhe said. before stoppinping. He walked off sportrt andOi his pursuit of an Olympictic goldmedoL from other teaiiams to earn a medial shot in theti but wc planned on that,”there, 1 but the course andnd did not appear to Thishis time, when hi? name wavas called, he Todd Eldrstlretlg», of Chatham, Mass., finlshashad 3rd'ln semifinal roundid. “It was a lot windier up the be badly injurciu-cd. cruised[sed around the icc and breatsathed deeply. short: programor Thursday In Nagano. • NORDIC[C COMBINED: The crowdwd of. I made it th ro u g OK.” 20 lacers Luca Cattonemeo of Italy was not Asthe the strains of music for-his ne-lew routine to 35,000 chcereded for its hometovrti favorites-ite s- Only 11 of the first th20 e race. so lucky at thatm t spot. He slid side- "Less Miserablcs"^ began, he loolloked straight solute toI hishi program and his pcrsevenucrance. until Norwoy’sy’s Bjarte Engen Vik silenccJHced were able to finish the course ways into thee safetys netting. He aheada d -- a n d w ent for it. N ot q|uite. ui Though three judgejges gave them with hiss secondi ski jump in the NordNordic Seven skiers went off thelaier, and bruised his lefteft ankle and had to Hisis firstfi jum p wos a triple axd-tr[•triple too loop Eldredgec theirll first-placc votes, fourr wentwi with combined. Vik,ik, a bronze medol w innerr fourfoi at the sam e spot as Mai< be airlifted offiff the slope, causing combinibinatlon. And it was perfect,t.Sowasihat Kulikandt,d two went with Stojko. Sbc judgesjud had years ago, holeld first place heading; inini to one was i)adly hurt. n d a night a 29-minuto halllalt in the race. doublebic axel. By the tim e b e re aidled d his foot- Eldredgec inii third place, putting Stojkit>jko ahead Saturday’s 15-ki-kilometerxross-country race.». Days of heavy snow and.appo’one Also carecniiming off the coursc workk section,st Eldrcdgc was smiliiiling. playfully on technicaical m erit Earlier, thei JapaneseJ crowd hod plentyIty to1 of rain turned tho ^ap]and slush at that spott were> defending weavinjving his woy across the ice. B:By tho end of • SPEEI£DSKATING: The gold goesICS bock to cheer about w hen Tsugiharu Ogiwora1 andon coune into a sea of icc higglingam to world championion Bruno K em en of his Inalfina combinadon spin, he wasIS goingj so fast Norway.. For F the third consecutiveve W inter Junichi Kogowowa hod put Japan in tho firststtw tv o that left many skiers strug{ SwitzerlandI cand AJ Kitt of hewasims 0 blur. Gomes, a1 NNorwegian captured the 1,501,500-meter positions. The; wound up in the nextt tv> two keep their balance. :op of the Boulder, Colo.1. Ass hehi come to a stop, the crovowd roso in o speedskatiiating - and Adnc S o ndr^ did it in o spots behhid Vi] Gusty winds at the top ik ski jum] >rave? Let: ’em boarc:d the meddia bus f We'll keep you up to0 You thin] ipers are br date on the Olympics58 rventupio m n n HI ^ I NcwYt* Yorker hailing a cab. I modeIe THEY would ever partortidpatc in the Olympicpic level, wo need to • dally In The Tltnes-News)W8 HAKUBA, Japan - 1 wenlin villago ! ■ m ywway aj to the bottom of tho hill11 this sport. build one, too.to< But first wc need I— this picturesque mountaincompoti- _ , - a n d: lolooked up. From whore I The gold-medol winrin n er was a to do our launaundry. , to watch the ski-jump believeco is H u m o r « o od, d ,i I couldn’t see the top, b ut I Finnisn jumper narra m e d J o n i ------Lordy, Lordy tion, along with what I ofbcl Jopan, iiV :d hear the crowd m urm ur asIS Soininen, who hailsIs fromI th o Dave Barriin y is a columnist for the entire population 2st0rs.o f. ILJagS Dave Barry Sc iskier ' stoned down. Suddenly,f ,Jopunoso were the JutTumper managed to landd most hotly contestedid sport at --- that way, you can't appricrcdible, thrpnging in th(the narrow streets. safely,ly. In fact they all landedd these Games: The 8000 ReportersI A V r » 1 t-jX how spectacular this incrcecause so • (This'is a thronjanging culture. Yoii s a fe lyly, ,; although the cumulativec Trying To Get On A BusBu With A J death-defying sport is, becalocked by • can openly throrrong in public here, impactict of oil these landings hass Capadtyof 62Event. Happy Birthday!r much of the screen is blocl and nobody says□ys a tiling.) People d earlyrly taken its toll in the formn As usual, the G ermin an: reporters \¥tfl6 K your stomach. ird to see- w ere blowing; hhorns and, as we of causausing the letters in theirr won. They must have! isc^me kind I Your Sisters So I was looking forward■orget i my trudged past, cacalling out the tra- first nornames to get all jum bled up.I. of bus-boarding traininging facility. Jodi, Judi, Jackiee . ing it, and I will never forgikicrhur- ditional grcctinting, “Chikctto ga Thererc were competitors outt If America is going to cocompete at Li I W i H J . , reaction when the first skiclaunched ' Hoshii desuka?"?’■ ("Anybody need therec wwho arc now saddled wilhrt tied doivn the ramp and laureaction tickets?”) Theic demand was so suchI c comical monikers os® »3l000lvUlon ____ himself into spacc. My that!"rei At great that scalpidpers were getting “Bjarte,rte,” “Magnar,” “Tambet,” was: “I »vish I could see thelha press 10,000yen for ra a single tickct. Do "Roome)met” and "Urs.” the time,.I was still on the along yoii have anyy iidea how much Afterter cach jump, the jumper bus, which was creepingaive traf- money that is?? NN d th cr do II And receivecivcd 0 scorc c^culoted.from toward H akuba in a massivihnf wn< J»V<> hiinn -£or.a.wotikI______fh ^ .riisdistancc*of-thc-jump in1 fic inm nn n rnnd_thnt10 w ider Finally I got to: to the ski-jumping metersjrs (one m eter is equal to designed for vehicles not. ^ stadium , whichh \was packed witli seven1 dtdegrees Celsius) and “style tlian a subcompact gerbil.I on this 40,000 spectatorsors, who ^vcrc mak- points”ts” — usually around 18 or I don’t mean to harpto oi be on ing a lot of noi:loise by Japanese 19 —- avawarded by the judges to bus thing, but it tends toe spend-I standards, by whwhich I mean they indicateate how many quarts of sake s loud as a single they woiwould hove to drink before y m your mind when you are:r s;doy in were about as 1 ing six or seven hours per c er Snowboardei We Are Yobur P ric e s E i gets his gold j i i i i i L u m _ ^ F e b . l 3 «& 1 4 , 1 9 9 8 "rfnedal baek-alch COLLE(ECTIBLE HEAD(IQUARTERS NAGANO, Japan (A P )-Oidal over lose ing his reinstated gold medalitativcly, NlNASCAR Monopoly Edittorto n ...* 3 4 ” f e " « ^ his head and smiling icntati / Canadian snowboarder Rosjinge his DIECAST C( rSUZUKACOlUOlBUS uq uet bagliati promised to changtand by BIcklfl KFC .7?f^49» . . sSir r ' 1 Dozen "Mai[adame Dellbard" Rosess . lifestyle but vowed to stany smoke Most ComofloUjo u g e ...... *49" E a n hn t t ...... 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E3-F8 The Tirrics-Ncws Friday, Febrtruary 1,V 1998 Scction E je chips drive A v o idd s c a mIS w i t hi s k e p td e is m ,, r e s e airchL i i V a ^ l l Y n mirket to 3rd By M tclw lle Singletary a couple who invested S70,(70,000 .with Oliver H d \y o f records TTHiW«ihlngtonPo«t______Somele schemes In brief found that thc deeds ofif trustti they were 'Jd y given as collateral ;vere not signed by thc iB^ victlma’ mbflw|s't>0w l n v etedlh;ftnylWnfr ^ I Early ,• To this doy, more thanm 0t decadc after property owners listed inin tithe county land The AssocHKlOtod PtCS8 ______Js'chart fntn the SedtftUos. the “jewel incident,” myly \husband and I v Ss S io n 'i^ piM 'fain»r w it^ m o ^y'pin 'p ii up by later'' rccords and therefore werwere worthless as < I ondmd Exchanto Commlsalon.. . can barely talk about thcic investmentil that . «to(» ^ , security. NEWV YORK — UluoHJiip .stocks _apyrwm M : tn v e sto n 'm sold the ilgMto.tobeoomeasaief''-: b ^hows hew the nOmbe^ef , • went terribly wrong. In hindsidit, it's ciuy toto ssay that the vie- the market higher Thurs- OccQsionany-I’ll-asklc himh about the - ^WW» tinis bf ^ c h scams shouldci havehi known iKst- . y* otchlng a third straight sc.s- I f t Wl -Ttrt Mia nf ■ n m ^«i^hii**inlwiirt> i» -’ - -^imaStfMtftemeworfclnftcanoulddy. ■. »f rccord-biBht-dotpitc-a— Mpplv.yphirea tmd emcf' " dthepopulabohotUw' ------— tt‘i.- CutM iu-bmiuiii llnc-liL* h that If must------^ safe-dcposit bdx, .‘but tois ftlWsysft sebmdsry to.'the reenittnnint day in Southeast Asia tliat ' aids locked away in a safi ]S tatn .n es8umiB8 thit\ ' investors do even a littletie investigating, ?ha^ d. painful reminders of all11 tlthc things you s ' they could avoid losing a lolot to fm o n ^ . I confidcncc in that rcgion’s iming: ExMw^eirad|n(of a ^ u s ^ Investor reciuHs six ow shouldn’t do when lookingng to invest your [pants e^'nwnth'.- - In most cases of fraud,d, aauthorities say. : recovery. money. “So, are we goingling to sell them bniii^y .NimberefPartMpMts. . the investors didn’t checkJc tot determ ine if ^Itc DowD Jones industrial aver- now?” I gently ask about1 onceon a year, usu- sdte'-^ what they were being toldd wwas true. age ovcifcrcame some early profit- ally around tax tiroel "N’oc'Tot yet," my hus- t ' •'Consumers want so badlladly to believe in euangfofar the second day in a row, bond answers, and thc subjiubjKt is qiickly what they arc being offereered," said Holly eros.'ngig a 76-point deficit before dropped. 1496 Chcrico, spokeswoman for‘or thci Coundl of Si?®'?,®5 '5S.05 higher at 8369.60. Understandably, this iss ststill a sore sub^ \ 8(i'thkl 7,776;>;•• Better Business Bureaus.s. -U“ l tho cas« of Jf'D »«ow, which before Tuesday jcct. Buying the gems wasvasn’t smart. He '•.shra'i , ■..4e.686’. " ' . ' . V ' - . investments, they want toWioveinlhoto : todntstset a record in six months, didn't do any homework on thei jewels. He QRtrn tetlmsofpfevtous';- 279.936 - ■ 1rate of retiuTi.” h as noww dosed at new highs for didn’t check out thc smooth-talkingsm i'iriye^{tf^'sch em n smbndioftd.tJmebythe, .• . a * ’ 'i,«79,«18 , And let’s be honest: “I(“Ignorance dnd thiwcononsccutive sessions. Canadi^ salesman who callcdcal out of thc .'-'sainocricrwotheriixonwMr'or^^Tdr a f«fee, to recover • v. g i, •10,077,696 Jgreed are the allies of swir™ndlcrs," as the }ng other popular mca- blue and talked him into bubuying the gems ; lost tUiKfuntfs; also caitsd 'ratosa se am s' orxi^ooutueecarra.' T< . .10 ' - -• 60,468^76.. . 1authors of “How to BeJc an In fo rm ed s u ^ thithc Standard Sc Poor’s SOO with big promises that hc could greatly ''QSaolw3^ M UbU < ^ t^ ;c o (n p tMiti^^artdj: . tn :ii v, 362.797,056-..y-. ]Investor" point out. “ConI artistsan know that i? 9* and thu New York Slock increase his investment in no many people generally dolo notn understand E*changnge composite in^lex both Oncc hc bought them Tnnd d t L d d „ . what is being offered to themicm and hear only closecl atai new higlis fof the scv- Kc may have.made a big)ig mistake, his L thc promise that they can makema! a great deal me in nine sessions, efforts to rettim the jewelsels tumcd Into a very careorcfully. accountant, Victor)r Oliver, has been india- ' of < money easily and quick!iddy by handing . lidday, the m arket seemed nightmare: Thc Canadiiidian compony Experterts advise consumers to be portparticu- cd on two counts5 cof grand larceny in con- over < their savings to the! prpromoters," the headedd Ifor its first sizable set- wouldn’t acccpt the gemsIS backb as it had larly warraiy of unsolidtcd investmentt oof f f ( « nectiori with the sdscheme. Better1 Business BureausIS anda the North 1 weeks. But with p lc n ^ of guaranteed. And then we; dtdiscovered that, received'cd by phone, mail or e-mail,1, oro of According to policepo reports and court American ^ Securities Administrators Ad n>oney’ caughtc on thc sidelines as hc had paid retail priceses ffor the j e w ^ personallal visits from strangers who0 0offer documents, Olive:/er was brokering high- Assodationj say in the book,ok. which the two during tJthe recent rally, bargain- it might take quite somec titime to realize quick-proprofit deals. Some red flags: proipromis- interest loans, ranfnging from 14 perccnt to organizations c put out late lastla« year. hunterss qquickly moved to cipital- any returns or even eam bacback his o r i ^ o l - cs to dou)ouble your money and guaranteeitees of 28 perccnt, as inves'cstmcnts for clients of his 4ener Business Bureauss acOCTOSS the coun- “J®hc dedine. investment. very largirge returns. At thc vci^ least,ist, one tax-prcparation scrvice.sc Oliver allegedly try t report that complaints5 rUedru against the re’s a lot of fear out there ' So, 10 years later, wc corcontinue to wait should1 checkd out such investmentsts withv offmd to lend a ddi ient’s money to anodicr investment i industry rose 46‘IS pcrccnt from ^part of portfolio managers for the returns. But the ind(nddent is a good reputableble consumcr-protection groupsips or1 0 client for home improvementsim and mort- 1995 l to 1996. Cherico saiddpanofd.on»- p "hodolrhave some cash,” said Bill - reminder that smart peopleplc arc scammed ‘ state orr federal It agcncy. ints. son s such fraud is on thc risei»isu,os™ i sd, 1. chief market analyst for everyday. Recent!jntly, a num ber of Northern Virgi'irginia ^Thc loans wwc> ssupposed to be scoured of c thc economy. Fitzgerald. “Whenever you Thc lesson in this cas<:ase is simple: > familiesis were1 allegedly conned outIt olof as by property Oliverir said was owned by the Another reason is thot c( rally, it tends to snowball Al±ough it’s im portant to3 invest,in it’s criti- much ISas $15 million by thc accoimtantnt whoy borrower. But counurt rccords show that thc Folio managers grow afraid cal to check out any potcntimtial investment had heljclped prepare their taxes.s. 1Thc loans weren't sccurured. In fact, in one case Please SCO SCAM, Pago E2 | of missingng their bcndunarks." Nn* C»» UM cos l« « H H H NWH 0)v LM Chg C|nCtflwt -» i) ^ • f ■< t z *(■' ' » ThnMMmi,TI>1nFillt,l • •• rr, ■■■...... I t t | P00R c .\ J' ■ Frtdfy, Feburvy 13,1998» Tltnee Hew . Twin FoO*. 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Twin Falla, Ida- Youou are hereby notified ihoAdmlnlstriilstratlon Office ot meellng of tho I SoniDd bids wilt bo ro- ho10 in the Agricultural Zone, that In < 0 Idaho Rah In order to defend this the above0 oddrea*ai or by end OBmo Comrmmiulon. celvod by iho RIchflold Thorho IntendedI uao la to con- lawtult,iult,anapproprl*lowr«- colling 733-683-6900. DATE OP NOTIC School Dlalrtcl #316. for a ductluct the bualnaaa of oraval ten nacresponso mual be filed BIddar*• oreor required to FebruBryo, 1906 1 . rool ovofbuUd s t'ttu Rich- ttoc>itockpiilno and material*. *tlh thethi above designated furnlth bh)Id oteurttyoi In the daTH d f MEGT -A >ioro will bo c6nitructlon court1 wdlhinw 20 days alter farm ol^aol M orchM . 109B or’aTHWofflBoTsulldfng’ aarvlcoIce ol this'Summon* check.orbldc ' WorKwfllboawaidodun- mind d ishops on the property' you you « • An open hou. you. IIyou loll to so re- eouiedbyaqi• qualinodeur^ty public le *clioiloduted lor /H Y U no i i i i s m dorono (1) Qonorol IfI lh I TheTimess ^ N e w s 1 G l a ssi;iFIED XM a EKIETP•LA(GE-. - R e a c h m 00 readers a dayy w ith ju st one pphone call! • TiTw in F alls: 733-(i-0931 « B urley: (677-4042 - m ore than 53,0Qi ___ _■ 612 Pastures For RentIt 823 Variety Food & SeiS e r ^ S : ^ ^ —5“ Q H 613 Pasture Wanted 824 VcleoB)iipmefll 1 3J2 2 3rd S treet W est I 325 'h E ast 5 t h N o r t h Q tion WantedToRent 825 WamedToBuy P.O. Box 548 0 " B ?■ 61S MoMeHonaSpaceice S23 Campng Ecji^mei 2 I Burley, Idahh o 8 3 3 1 8 1 616 Roomnales Wantedted 827 GarageSales “ Tw in1 IFaUs, Idaho 83303 401' Schoolslnstnjdion 828 Medical Supplies5 , OPFICBCB H o u r s : M on.-Fri. 8:03:00 to 5:30 Sat. 8:00 to 10:00 AM 402 Mjsic Lessons 829 ReaMarltets (liURUlVOI’FICa!Fit* CLOSKD ON SaTIIHDAV. 403 Tutoring I d f B S Q i l 830 Wanted ColtoctibleMes ------lala I S ^ S ^ ^ L T I M I Q y A g n c u l t 101 Lost&Pounl > 1 - H a p ppy ; A d s - istQte 701 Livostod! a Q H 102 CardofThanks Call 733-0931^ Celebnie a speciil eveni inI il(he live* offiiends and loved 'c9 702 FarrtVRanch Supplies30es R « r c onei will) a fimfi-Xtvl I lappiipy Ad. Display adt of any lire 103 OistaryAids Sales Fax 734-5538 703 Cuslom Farm ServicosVicos are ivaiblile it spccial riles.I. C(^11 a Titnei-SiKS cutiomcr. 104 Pcfscnals ‘ lore infnrmition. 501 OpcnHomos 705 Irrigalion 901 ATVsiMotofcyde ^ ___ In B u^y Call _ jcr' ice repieicntaiivc for mor 105 . HappyAds 502 Homes lor Sale 5 — ----706"~FamiSwd&Feftnzefenzer------902-'Bieytie5— — ______iOfl S(KmlKntk»i______510-Out-O(-AreaH0mcs- P " 677-4042 I ~ ______- D eadid lin es.^.______3------903— BCJBTAOTSJBS l-cr l'ii«in te Pany 107 AJMdionAnomalivos ------511 OulOt-ihaiotlomes- , Fox 677.45<3 904 Campers&Sheb' Line mii,K:vri».N IU.' l n ______1?i:.m}li.m :------100 Prolsssional Services 512 Farms/Ranches/Dairie! m m m M 5 Guns&RHIes ' .1 i-M I-iidjy 513 Acreages and Uts -W e'e’re Open - Ads: s;s>, lu AM Sjtiifdjy 110 HomeJHealth Care User 906 HolTutK&PooIs Tiiciiljy 2 IHI Monday 111 EnteftainmenlServiMier 514 Incomo Property ty M erchan'la n d is e 907 MotofHomesiRV 8 AM to 5:3:30 PM Mon.-Fri. Wciine^Jjy Z I'M Tuetday ) 515 Commercial Property TTiiifji/jy SruWednetdtr 113 ChUCars Services 908 Snoir Vehides Ifriday Zm'l'hunday 516 Vacation Property/ 3000 Service Oiredoy 601 Antiques iCoDectibleslibles 909 Sportiog&Hunling 8 AM to 1(10 AM Saturday 2 I M Friday D»p«iJnOr»K)rr KX tl Ciuarii SATinuur ARWeclly 4 P»r'l'hurt(Jay TimeStiares ! 802 AppGances 910 TravelTralen 517 Condominiunis ! 803: Bazaars & Crafts 911 Utili:y Trailers Display Ac]s: .UiUiutinctt dayt piior (0 _ 5ia> MOM0 Homea - Pre--e-Payment - piiMicalion. Cill j ’rimc*->>-Ncui advctii«inR.talet 804- Buldng Materials ^ icpfctcniaiivc for mine infc E m ploymE cr H 519 Cemetery Lols - I ■ 805 Cameras i Equipment — Tht Tim es-N tm t aeiaeeepu pa y m en t fo r classirieJ nen 520 Real Estate WantedBS 806 Chock's Hems ada in cosh, persontonal check. V isa. I f g f l WS g nfTimrj-NnriOn/inrfenui 214 Employmeni Wanted 521 Mandadurcd Homes 807 Clolhing B s s IXJrtation M a iie rC ard o rc tcclcctronic c ch cc k . ^ wel>-l)j>ed cljiti(icd adt. Ar clattiOcd ad placed in tlie 215 Resume Preparation 808 Communication Equipnluipment' sponsibilities - print vetjjon of 7'Af Timn-N ------^ ------1 FAMILY DAYCAREOA h a s BOOKKEEPIN / ' LOADER OPERATOR I MEDICAL OFFICE OFI PROFES;^S^IONAL RESTAURARANT SA U S SALES ------DIG PLANET Yf. ro u n d , woqo DOG.:. CNA'ai noododimmodifltoty Exporionco Exp payroll clerk. HUMA Pleaao coll 20e-423-42<>9. MAN SERVICES CINDY'COMSTOCK C C onairuciionon&mainto- REPRESENTITIV Tho aingie biggest buai-usi- 9, futi Umo doya and ovos, FT F7 position. Sond rosumo REGIONIONAL PROGRAM EMEi(ERQENCY nanco supplyjpiy CO. l3 ox- motlvalod tospon;ill,™ il°" I EMPLOYMEN-™ ‘ nesa opportunity ol Ihis ’ LOAN OFFICER - Mountain View Car* Ctf & 4rofa, lo; P ,0 , Box 93. SPEC c p i IA UST ' •“ jcnlistockioa-,- c . ponding Inicnio tho Twin divlduni lo covorS ” ;.?. I OPPOnTUNTIE» c S decode will bo the dorog- RoQionol Morigaoe Co, h. 500 Polk St. E Gooding, Gt Idaho 63330, jh o Soul!joulh Control Districi M63-0152 Foils aroo, Bookingoor oxpo- untapped lorrliory ulnllon of oioctrlcily. No- ” Kimborty, ID — — .' rioncod Soloolos poopio. ic Vnlioy. Exciting Ilonwido 10 mlnulo con- lookino for o « , LO.’o lo . PARTS COUNTER E noono with MESSAGE -■ open TwIn'Fall# oroa.■. MEDICAL'| s " ggroBSivo. ro- tunity for somooi foionco call. 24 hra. dally.ally. Soars Ropoir Conior is '' K o d o d f o r . solf.moUvalod. minimum ono yonryor snios' FodO'al ompioymont> ir 1.801-345-9080. Join us Contad Kent ot (206)07803 Olroctorof| Nunlngnood- loc 117of (eee)287-B172.« inner. 7J3-M 00 to0. with v iota of oxp. Musi havojfloodir.ick goi motion is froo. Romi'mom- Thursday, Fobnjary 19th, od (or 04 bod. skilled ' Pa T j s & z r s z S BIttro for.appl. opportunity.-Sondrosumo S< rocord. oxc. comrommunlcn- bor, no ono can pron■omlso 7.30 pm. Woston Inn, 906 " nursing (ociilty. Mual _Ex LODGE SUPERVISOR- -ExdUM Ca«lom«LSll[i ritios ossocialod with RECTAURA ilorylo:. lion okillo andId rollnblo r. you a fodoro! job Foror hoo Bluo Lakes Bhrd. N,. Twinwin Idaho Youtti Ranch Is sock. Imew OBRA"r6giSotlons. Vico vie akills roq. Solllnn op. >0X7391 transportaiion.1 Commis- C< information obout fododtKOl Foils or call 734'-5210 '' Compotitivo saiory & pHonco pii parts to wolk-ln :Wld S i Care Resource w ait porsoSrnoododfor "“K '' ■norica ______ing on onthualaalJc Lodgo R slorrat P rogram . ovonlngs ( 10 83707 sion and bonofilsofils Sond lobs, coll Caroor Amo Suporvlsor'to'jain our bonoflts, Cali Adminlsuo- customors. cu onsworing ' rosumo P.O. Box 06102 Coofwction. 912-757-3 ;[ t(jrai423-559l, Dh in oighl-counly aroa. Apply I W In poraon: SALES [2222 RUPERT______Treolmeni Toom. MA or . phono & various clorieai coordinator " will work , c/oTlmos-Now3«iP,0, P Dox ------▼TTTTTTTTTTTTTr r MS Iff tMhovloraJ tdonc- I -dutica. Must bo abio lo lin ^ 'i'Roma Local sprlnkiorllor disuibutor 540 x„in FoilsI ID ID 63303, ntly ;■ MEDICAL ------5“'25 lbs. Flexible day shifis, ' joratlvoly wilh othor 147 sh oioshonoS i i.N haalmmodioldloto opening The Tlmos-Nows currently os. Subm it rosum o to:): FT,I RNA noodod for long .% gram spoclalials TwInFtFalls, Idaho lorSorlnkl. has an indopondonl Walk-slk- Personnel. 1275 N. 400 • Bonoflls witn sorvico • ------I p i ^ K m ing Roulo avoilsblo in Iho 0 lonn caro homo. Apply in . p. ughoul Idaho to do------Parts Por TECHNICIAN------I^JIupofl. ID 83350.I. person, 500 Polk Sl, E„ • Paid hoiidoys 'I',2“p °"'program policy, im- RETAIL ii'i Ruport oroo. Kimberly, ID, 83341, vppiy in person Monday nontollon m ethods Established«J CO. sooking a Ic i J though Friday, criteria for program caroor ororioniod Hotali - r \ s i r nOUTE4SB LUNCHROOM iMEDICAL SESEARS REPAIR- S v lajoilon, tic Monagor rT Twin Falls area. opportunity w/j olong well A T------1 Botwoon 15th St, ond 20thOlh SUPERVISOR Immodlaio oponlng for o iform aiion conloct Excoiionl 1 5'C .Sn“ - St. Around East Minico Jr, Position oponlnj: CENTER ■0 N Sto #3 " CNA & RNA. & RNs, Krl2 or Sharon Whito bonofita po I BUSINESS^ g g High School, Lunchroom Suparvlsor.. 360 2nd Avo. Wool °,Th«0 qS.C,D,H,D,. (jhono send roour |_oppoSnjN im 7:00 o.m. Io2:00 p.m. 0V4 Tv»ln Foils, ID. B3301 HS“ S = a t s r . - " ' 4 Caii°-^^00, 5900 oxt, 202. Appll- Quiromoni!nts to; P.O. Box think cIbsbIIIiftSos whan you procoduros accurn II you Ilvo In tho Ruporl months. SOOOO. Boohtoop- - .E ^o^E ^ ssri ' S ' ' BELLEVUE 5 HAILILEY „roa S ara lntorasie Mir«yr>«»«»,»» Mi■»Mi nsa !:i MastorCoixl J Olscovof Ad*. ______!______------Exp. D ato------ ...... Froo” TOop ...... -...... Proo Mall d x 3 W o o k » - ______Matfi - TOTAL POfk ______I Mkng .Tlmwftfw*, Tumn FlFUIt, MsM RkUjf, Ftbunrjr ^ lit TWIN FALLS (8) RECEIVINQ - payment# Its HAQERMAN'S B est Buy TWINtw i FALLS - 3 bdrm. * * ir * TWIN FAL ,__ 1 on real ostato sold? > Now 3 bdmi. 2 bath, vault- hoi 'ALLS T W IN F A L L S ,N E W TWIN FALLS. Lov^ wen- TWIN FALLS 6 acresicres. 3 homo w/small ronlol be- TWINN FALLS -1.4 a-:ro. NEW CONSTRUCTIONCO PRICE! 5288389,800. What kept home In nicaIce area. 3 t>drm„ 2 both home, f i r MERIDIAN-rww buys■9- od colllnge. lots of ook, hind hin It. 555,000. Closo me. (ull Oirect frotntho public! solo town on quloii-ul- 3 bodroomoms. vaultod celling o booullfulll home.ho Approx. bdrms. 2 bathsso c n molrj - w otor. c lo s e toI towtow n, I » ocro lot. 588.000. By TWIN TWI FALLS • Sm all 3 do-soisoc wl (Muluro. Fonc- on end ol i .•to • Immodlaio Quotes ownor. 837-6402 ■ Mi ol quiet cul-de.«ao 3000 oq.flL of of living In Ihis floor, KHchon hojw lota ol -5126.500. Ownortr carryca THE TIMES-NEWSWS .No Fees bdrm. houao, 535.000, od. fprinMorsp w/stroom. 4 1810!lOSprlngLono c u slo m bull!bul: Homo. 3 cupboard epocee plus( Bome papers. 733-489-4896a HAVE YOU CONSIDERED Doth ore by owrtor & locot- bdrm.m.. 3 both w /2.090 OQ. 5118.900 51 bdmi,2Wba!fboth with formal vtllliy room Is Jusiust off the CURRENTLY HA£ ^ a i c v A U L j e s v • ' T|TJ I ^ ^ rAMirMtoMkr'JiMfWW I j MWIliAHMwylw »‘riMin«Mw m i m ' " ' M nn«»Km.Tw»nF^.ilU,l BUHLr 1 bdrm. Mnlots« or TWIN FALLS • Cul-do-sacc [ [ TWIN FALLS-bridt duplox. di»ablod only, ronui «»•na- location, forgo 3 bodroomn 1 bdrm. carport, rofrig/ sfstancc. locaiod noxtft >0lo duplOK, now paint & viriyi, stovo/W/D Ind.. hoot furn.. • dtyporV, 543-8436. Equniquof foncod’ yard, dotachodi S325. isl & losi «'dop. ^porlunlly Housing.ng. gorOQo, $650 month. Coll 734-624S.______TTY/rOD» 800-377-3529529 THEMQMT 73M 739 : !. TWIN FALLS, 2 bdrm 1V, Z BURLEY. Nofxnan Manor^ TWIN FALLS-QREAT balh lownhouso. 2 lovol. ■ warns you os a lonanll 1 RENTALVALUE. 2'. garogo & pailo, Incl, all ; bdrm. S330.2bdrm.J370.,7Q bdrm. 2 baih. In now 4-. appla. S52SM10,735-9560 J t i MOVE (N SPECIALUm ' plox. $500/mo. No pots or • TWIN FALLS. $$SAVE$$ ^ flocolvo SIOO Off l 8tI omoklng. 734-8452. , monihs ront. All unlta aro 734-8522 or 735-0243, Cloan ‘ I bdnn. Alt utils, tncf. T cloan & won maintainod , $335/mpnlh. 734-6483 TWIN FALLS - Lg. 3 bdrm, : On olio laundry avaU. TWIN FALLS. Cfean 2 : 678-7433 I both opt. Woior/sonltoAsn ' ^ Incl. $56S/mo* $350 dop. bdrmt'duplox. S400/mo. No pols, C tll 733-3742. J! RLER bdm . dup. w/W/0u/n Rof.roq, Can 734-9911 or _ jaSB! hookupa & kllchon oppla,JiJ; 733-1422.fofappl. TWIN -j FALLS. Clean, car- ; Ind.l Quiot.nolflhborhood peted 1 bdrm. Applo, i & pota noQotlablo. S2S0^ TWINFALLS---- Utilii. pd- $200. 324-33t7 rt ♦dep. 730-1770 OXL 3022. EXCELLE^^■ LOCATION, _ f f ; 2 bodroom ccndo. Itro- TWIN t FALLS. Elognnl 2 j QOODINQ - 2 bdrm fomiryilfy placo. carport, storago. bdrm,^ don, firoplaco. pd- : opta.. roni basod oon n AC. oppllancoa. S47S mo. vato pailo. oppfs, yd, caro, " Incomo. MaintonancoCO THEMQMT 73M 739 waiorpd, $560.1804 : Indudod. Codar Apts.. ■ StwupAvo. E. 736-8715M j 2l&0Main,934-SI41.TDD ■ ■ TWIN FALLS 1 bdrm, now Z 1-800-377-3629. Equal TWIN FALLS. HONEY " Houalng Opporiunlty. palm. $316/mo, Incl, wa- ” , !'• lor/aowor. 734-0234W JLOCUSTPLACE S ■ Handicoppod Accftsalblo. 752 #1 7 7 6 « S ■7 TWIN FALLS 1 bdrm.. noor 757 »2 785 *3 ; QOODINQ - 2 bdrm. 1- ^ 0 •; Bom.S350Vdop:nopots.' P.O., $32S-fdop. rofs, 2 2 bdrm, 1 both units wliti 1 934-9148 IMVO mnnB__“ • foq. Nopola. 733-1360 toloyo. rofrig.. microwave, • QOOOINQ. I bdrm apt. All- TWIN FALLS 119. S550 2 776 North W aahln^on t i ■ oppls. Incl. W/D. S400/mo. bdrm, Appfs, w/WD, 01- 2 1bdrm, 1 bath, $450.dop,' ^ S j n E ♦ $250 dop, 934-6194 ■ 'I645 Oulncy. Unlta B & C. 2bdrm, 1batJi.S430.dop. 2 I I ^ S 3 j JEROME. 2 bdrm. 1 balh,h, 734-1401 1636 ie eih Ave. Eesl. 1 I AT gorago, Idoal (or ro- bdrm, 1 boih. $325.dop, 1 flfod porson. S43-4930 ®' TWIN FALLS 147 SSSiVmo Now 2 bodroom. Range, 126 '? Manin *12.1 bdrm. 1 2 KIMBERLY. 1 api. 2 bdrm.V rafrlg. MIcrowavo. dish- _£baih, $400,00«doposlt ■ SAViOVER t W H I 1 bolli. stovo, refrig. S4000 washw. Washor S dryor. 520 Hazeldel #2.1 bdmi, 1 ; m o.*S 250 doposit. No0 Q as firoplaco, AC. Wa- . rboih. i $300,00*doposiL ; potfl. Call 208-73S-0042M■ lor/Santtation pold. Noar 306 ^ Fells Ave, (House) 1 ^3700 g l - parti. bdrm, « 1 boih. $3004dop, r ^ N T HHIS IS ' RUPERT-/ . V ______Fi1 THE ACESES O N 3RIDGE*S j | “fTooI* r u s h m ’ th row u g i h Ow door, 1NORTH nii-A MMyisalwaysboh r^B a UitosorGrocian a s ,. ' V K Q ♦ K IO 0 8 * A K Q J 7 ...At times, duplicfltoato players are WEST likely to do fool^h thii ' EAST - IH W 4 things — all in ♦ a J 5 * Q 10 4 2 ■ ■ the naiijo of gaininging a possible v j 3 .V g 6 2 H slig h t ad v a n ta g e for foi an extra ♦ A Q J 4 ♦ ♦ 3 2 #97394CC ■ mW277CT IZ:L‘JM triciL Today’s WestIt tiedtj his own 10 0 8 GS 4> 54 32 I . noose. His misguideded lead-direct-: ^ 5 Sped, Rear Defrost, * 4 Door, Air, ISB Pockoge, | H ^ M H log double bacKfircd,id, andi the op- *SOUTH Greot Econoinyl HardHan Top ponents w ere quiclc tohanghim.to 1 iA 9 8 0 3 , . Over N orth's 20-21 V A 10 8 7 5 4 MOA >9675 d W A S> ^ * 1 7 , 6 4 1 21 HCP open- . !♦ 7 0 S ...... | M ing. South bid threeee diamonds, 4 promising five or moreore hearts and i I T t T 1 1 asking opener to bidd ttthree hearts Vulnerable::Bolh B ■ (Jacoby Transfer).>- L Left alone. D ealer North North would have bidId tlthree hearts and South would havelave raised to The bidding: 3 four. North would thenlenhavemade five or six hearts, dep :ast South West I nss -3 ...... Dbl' ' H5BBEBB w hether West get^ his t Wllh flucn a good ------# ^ 5 5 9 0 ------B od hand and jBMtle,Tiit with four excellent d diamonds ^ Auto, Fully LoodedI North redoubled and th WAS ^21/426 _____ i mru in , V8 i r ^ i i i i f i the final contract Thehe .result was Opening lca±(± Club 10 ____ * 2 3 , 9 1 3 M H i trutybizarre Air, C a» West led the d u b 10/ 10, and South. BlD WraXHTHBACES n R Cruis " promptly cashed fourur topi clubs; W A S ^ i discarding all his spadeides. A spade ■ f l - ruff came next, folTo^ ^ 4 . A J 5 ■' .’ Mn85CHinOUT4X4K- spade nittA 'sec^'iid'low heart y R u ^ ^ ^ iv m o)RD4X4 ! BRONCO , went to aumtty’s qu V J 3 queen, and - *♦ A Q J 4 ' m V4,«ulo,FulV V-8,&uiM, Comport dumnty's last d u b wasJw Ied;I South. . ■ * IHipeed. I t i i H B K r S B « 1 0 9 8 6 ■ itte,low D isks Morel ^ ruffing with his last tnunp..'Wtru est ' lo o M I >3 CHETOOUT CAVAUEII1 V ovemiffed, but regardle: W306T , he did now, he could wir f r N o r., ■ e S K E P S-SIM309C Was more diamond tricks: M Was *5995 O s tiu1 5, 9 , 5 B 55995 redoubled contract with ■ i : U iiri bide produced the uniisniisual scoro #4309 of 1,240 points for Norl M oftSall_^<| 4 5 9 5 earning a bottom score Pass. Partner promts- h m Wa>’5t95 I Muit Sell W est. X- or seven-cord suit H I What did the lead-d,d-dlrecllng ""dlMtolviUiralues. With ^ e In- l993MIRCUKYT0PiP«6$ 19Sell.... *499i^^^988JKP«! double rate-to gain?f NN< ol m uch, to r a t.h s reid'luld have m ade a a in- . K4 CHEROKEE 4 DOOR . North was tho favoritee to hold the «t^lloiiaI jumpnp to three hearts. m m «ir,cas»tiK, a m g m t 1 2 :1 5 diamond king, so the posposslbUlljrof 6 Cylinder, Airto, Air, ' ; gaining an extra diamc looM ilnl 1990 EilOU TAIOHISILoodftdl H ^ B S B B B tm ond trick ...... *b>ThtAa.PO.Ital2>tj,. H Compart Disci was, atT)est, remote. CMUl.TXTBIl.MUlSAa W93C w ^ m H. w«*6595 Toibo-.S-S303C #422JT . fully lood6995 B TWIN FALLS. T V z wellII CATTLE( • Angua eults. HORSE. HO: Coming 5 yr. dd. ■■ #43031 Was 7995 docoralod offlcos for ront. purotjrod. Call 328-3575 R(Rog. OH. Well built sorril MjJnstS t eir^^5 9 9 5 |M u * ts Coptof, fax & conforonca1 Of 328-3573.______aagelding. Lota o( chrome. ■ Was *6995 Must Sell. fOom aval. Cail 734^568t. - $2500. Call 837-4118. ■ I H I : CATH£-ArnwurBuylr>a _ Z s o m TWIM FALLS. QREATr StatlORs. Buylno aiaugh- NORSE. HOI Standing At Stud. 1( OFFICE Spaco (or loaso.. lor cowa & bmia. 324-3099 J J J. Skippor-s Sklppor. T996F0RDUPIUIUTIITCNMCK »99ilSell....»599i 1300 4q. n. 4 820 « , n. Z AQHA 1993 sorrol, 15-1 H C R PlOttaocaa20S-73fr9919.• CATTLE-AUontfonCatUo-^ h5 m5.Sp«d,IW.r moni Salora bulla, iono hands un, tali. Weighs 1200. E & m z z — i m i RxuRmw4Mn line brod Skipper W at it's ««ing,Cassittil H R IIP I TWIN FALLS. Profossloo-. yoarllngs. black and ro^ ko Slw ! MERCURY SUU 4 DOOI bosl. Excol. disposition. m n K n i i i fY-'ll V-t.tolo.Air, at Dtflco spaco In t»andI modorato framod and Excel, cw! conflnnoilon. Colt 9 ^ 1 'G S ' Fud(og< Coss«ne, Tift, RMf now offico b i^.o^rtook-; .thjck. • Colvy cowa and or nr see Bob Martin 678- f io M * ; Ipg the canyon. 733 ■ J B t.Mane H uajf,M om iy0 9 ,199Bi ' CHOPPER • Field Ouoon en JD'», 1938 & 1949. model TTHACTOR, JO 4020 w/lg. RETRJlTRJEVINQ2&3w«oor BUYINGi o /8 E L l :» q top »kVasTR ton of no rain. HAY 300 ton, 2nd < -Cov- w/3 row and 4 row corn rrRAWfOfealo. HAY-'BOO ton I Id cutting SILAOE. ALFALFA Co< irn B's. nntored. Excel, cond. 15B fro n t e n d lo a d e r. Wabag boles, comp, covorod. dairy hay.dtycow/.'fedorha; ,.1,'. Toolon bales. 1st, 2 nd* 3rd. 3rd. 150tonof oiratfe, no rain, Clean cl V< ered with «lastkx Preee>reeer- heads. Afso hay PU hood.MJ. »2S00 eo. Call 736-1920. Excel, cond. $SSOO. BeiM■iM UnUmlta(M4»«368 hay.Smtmoll & laroe b.^I«s. C « 2 0 8 )71734-3589 3 eves. 3rd dairy quality.q u j Will, ton bales. 206-65!355-4148 vative odded. WillI loadiloa< Has now knives, shear Boose call 2Q6-73»fl09« ------■ - Ed Bend i 733-2i5a trtdKiay or eveninglngs.B Pteasecag 208-886-206:-2087. b a r thorpnbr atorw. blow-w! MILK TANK 500 oal., conv - i S r ^ a.2nd. n 3rd oot hw Of band and tim . S15.0-Q. pressor Inside. Call TTRACTOR. JD 4020. I ’ SILAQE-600 tons, ««m w*■ .C Cell 733-669^ HAY35T3nJCud cutting, small HAY. 1300 big balesba ot SttAOE, CORN • 66050 ton,'to 00. PLOW • WatU 3 bot-«- 543-0144.______IRAKE, Case w/new tiros. I ____IRRIGATION '^°/”,Uiservtith«.'*28rton. o^ ■ 9 prbteTn, 204 hay, S75 per bale.».500blg G a t $33. F.O.B. Olotricetrlch tom w/all new mold RAKE. JD .O I 324^91 aa ■ — I ni_-r r- g.ofTwlVrin Fans. 736-6382 HFV:$96/f[;/T; BARLEY balos of hay. $65 perbale.p« CAH 644-2622.______boards, new landsldos, PLAffTEn-erowLoaan.e J E - (28) 4 0 'joints 10- -r— !z' row bodder and oJivator TRACTOR. TI MF 1105, cab, STRAW 400>0 smallSI bales. SOo big bales, 30< new roO over rams. $1S50. umlnom gated pipe. ‘'‘"i)RN SILEACE I PIQS. CaD 733‘ c< rvvbals 543-6556 S43 B barTtty stra w . S$1 ll oer 8ILEA0E. CORN • 60060 and other spud equlpmo- :$7000. Pieaso call Mark 5 ‘'.T SOOtons - -iiM o r'4120-1656H 2 0 ^ ^ K ion. $30Aon. FOB. GoocGood- - Cell 543^8717. • _ ntCall432-66S1.M i .65 por ft 326-5695. . ^ 3 ^ . ; bale. 1000 bales of M20&-636-5629,» . -llilJ ail 644,2488. MaadsyctiaAlno HAY ALFALFAjFA. Covor^ «r«w. $10perbaJt ing aroa. Cell 423-47681768 COMBINE. JD. 1990.0400. HON TUBES- 730 of q r a SS// 20' heodor. hydroiUtlc,I?' * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * T.TRAILER. Wilson Ilvo- VALPAtFA HAY- W.btfgalnialna In clauiriad 1st. 2nd. 3rd,W S75-S8|; STRAW 400 Ig. baloaa les, d PUP TRLR. 7 0 d o se dual i ♦xl•/••. 3 4 0 or 72* X «•;- 2nd OT;iT 3rd, covered, IPwyoHhiiRhartdsorrta»r. $100. STRAVI low hrs: Excel, cond. Stock. 7 2 . 40-. dbl.-deck. gvV4TED n PIPE - 150' of- a, $1,60. Sell HAY..1SI, 2 n d &3rd 3 r cu(. P'tce nogoUable. Loedcoeder Ptea3oea»206-«32-6607»« axle wllh 20' spud bod. i ^ , 2 0 lon 1st, ' .« Sn. availabl^S32-4130.BJ l . _ CallRor>dyat0M-S955. ( I' plastic. 2200' Ol 6* 324-B082J1 Ung. good quality. r» umlnum . 2 5 5 0 ' of 6* HAULININO- Excess Me- ^jo n 2nd. - c lo se In. aoll any STRAW -good Cleai CUSTOM HAYINQ OPER jmlnum. Call 324-4162. n u ro7r Barley E & smell M.fcn.Nofaorain. Twin Falls HAYAKnffiK2ndt le a n ATION (Of sale, swalhors,rs. S P R ^ COUPE -91 .model M g ------i as amts. ok. Call seeding. $90/lor °-2oZ” wheat-$800, Wgbaies.ilies. In ■ 703 — f)ay and straw from S S ^ S m o S i S S a g ,j,_ stack or dol>v.6760e31J rekos. lon balers, tracc- 216.1300hrg.Newtrans. I CUSTOM SPHINKIINKLER EOUIPMENT. n».Oe8iro manure ^-*037.M•M______$1.0olfeale. CallCan 423-4767 HAYl Approx 600 to B31J tors. equipment trir. andId AM/FM c ase .. AC. D.J. I T h u n d e rb ird w hool backhoe. —r r —:-----T 2nd & 3rd cutUngs.. • mtsc. Calt 034-4227. - controller, foamor. Wolt g ■ FARM SERVICES je. Can Jerry eves KAV-Oalrvh^yhaybom storo. HAY for sole. 4th STRAW for sale. 1600 bk OS. 6 yra. old w/chain ' 206-S44- '$ « lp eM 2 ia »d3w l i o EST3 r o H : 9 O LD•SMOBILE S • BBUICK • ISUZ : E B I 1310Polalln«R<> Road E ast • Twin Fallala (Across From Magic Vall/ailay Mall) ^ 9 7 333-8721 : • 1-8(300-824-1526 : J M I A U a m b a9r r o f G a r y 's W e a tlaa n n d F a m ily o f D a a tee rn sM p a DRIVE PEAi ITHE RltIGHT EQUIPMh e h ^ S r iH . B _ : YOU'aSL SAVE OVER $4,000 Wl SAVE UP TO $4,00i o o w m i o m 5 % S A V libVER ; b $5,000 WITH I ; 5.9% APR FINFINANCING UP TO 60 MONTHSM OAC I M ! - ^ : 1 9 9 6> OLDSMOBIU^ 0 I 1 9 9 7 P < O N T IA C < 9 9 7 B U 1995 HONDA A lU IC K H B R I ■ m, loodod... ■ I IB IS ?,995 IM ■ I H 199S isiizu n 1 9 9 7 r a n »F 2 5 0 IH U NI p p l l U I B D V 8 ■ - S ’M CC N K A O I . X L T 4 X 4 *095900 Auto,, AirAir, P t^ W in d o w i & lock*. fsaoiB-rA^.'Loo msoo-r V6 & Svparcab, Auto, T ro c ^ Control, Nicer Ramoining Fodoc •■wi.sniiyr VaryNieel doryWorronlyl WAS/AS $12,995 $19,995 W A S $12,9 WAS 526,995 y j 8 9 0 ^ B r KmnNDiB X i ■ 2.995 ■ n ■ , 9 9 0 M. i l 1 9 9 6 r o i > R D P I 5 0 I ' * ® x u r4 S X « J S S S S R .^ *09447-1 Sue fSMIS-ZShaa.A^N^ 40/2 0 /4 0 S*ol, - «W Cob. .. CmonTA WASASSI9,99S WAS $15515,995 ■ - ,.|W*S'SI3,99S: 1 7 ^ 9 9 ^ ^ ■ 1 , 9 9 0 pric— plu» tax, HHb & 3 8 0 0 V 6 ■ Bsr.ReorVC, H *•' --'.-v ir Vt| *995’'' ' ’ 'H --'- R i 8 9 0 m \ FMay.FebunuyUlSM198 TlmeeAsws, Twin FaUs, IdahoI F-F-3 EASY CHAIRS (2) 1 wllh PIANIANO • Emerprlke. refur- COCKERBR SPANIEL Must FREE-LabX X puppies, CaJI PARROT SwieS•at heart for WELDER- Liner:< irIn 225 BETTY CROCKER COOl ottoman. UO & S76. CaJI - bisti lOK- CORN S IL E A Q E ORI }lshsd. 0X0. eond; plays sacrlflcolIcol AKC. black, to- 736-13222 leave|i phono salo-6 mo, old.lid. hand fod omp. with a 6ceaa PRINTER • color or bJodi & VHPivmmfnm y amAMAHA- 1986 Phozer f l ' I J I 124'. travel trir.. ^ fM ' I DODQE'91 DakoHkola LE. DODGE'69 1 Tdumtmp FORD --01 F250 XLT. 7.3I whilo. monitor 14'-15*. W 'liVfcftfiwiiii lyrliwi t00.nowmolcir.l4l'k)ng HERE^ ■B- dle#ol.AT. 4x4. r»lco Ouch, ■y»;UiiiiiiiiniiianiinT;i -ira {E'SWHYI " S a UBAi/v cab. long bedb'ed, VO, mick. Cummins ifiesol, 9 SVGA low prico'. Havo irnck,greatflhnpo. ” I - s e m i’ ™. o B i r a t. AC, PS, goodod .cond, snow plow, 187.000 misnis, Call736-1677M fracturiKi polvis, work In ■ l i n g Q i n i T ^ ^ si3<}1300/olf9f. 324-320SM SiJS.'g’ol;.0Oo!324-1434 | j EQUIPMI $6000, Call 735-211:2112.M $14,000. Call 636-7086. jury, soll-omployod. Coll Uf R.V. freriL,. H_ FORO 1961 Bronco 302. HHltM HIiiW MMiBliBI y a m 543-6630 AMAHAS <2) - 300 4 0 QER-ir.bell- BACKHOE-580580C, great f ORD, XL Ronger.sr, 11971. DODGE '03 Dokola, ext,xt AT. g o o d c o n d itio n , 440,>40.1980'S, Polarla2S0, iNTEIUli [1, 1079. exc, cond., good tir 18 good, cab w/sholl, V8. full pow $2400. Call 536-2492. - ROTOTILLER, uMd h«an-' _ io1073. ^ Call324-BI08B M O T O I 00.324-6401. btakos^II tna - ssssr'-n.'s;;;Id work, er, $lO.705/offor: Col FORO 1081 F160, 4x4. 4- Us. wa/itod lo buy. WEED ---- ■ $16,600, Call S43-8055M54; $600 or oflor. Coll:oH 734- 324-5101 Of 324-1099. ■ SPRAYER, USOd, back- IL V .C A M P WEEKENDO SPECIAL: I ■ spd. 300 cum engine, - • .9 0 9 I ER 6,000 Ib,’ 8073 or 4 2 3 - S ^ , ■ .4 short bod, dbl tubo pack.AlsoW EEO SPORTINQ Q00D8 '"'w rtJte■loFronlogoBood, F , 1008 (By Kit) CLARK HY8TER ■ ' ■ ■ DODQE-97 Cummins 4x4, BURMEH. 209-324-6116 rlr„ w/sllde out; Propone, hard^ liros, ll sWo QMC,Sonoma,.1001,» 1 , rary v. lon Clifb Cab, black..v chrome roll bar, chromo »n bod, Bwnlng. shift, high 4 Ion " 'c * eonailleni/ $4$4250, SLT, fully k&dod, customorn Oflll g u a rd , KC Iighla, -- SALUONTract Walor es> O^etheod..io.. aterao.oututaide wash runs oxeollont, all chrome rims, Konwood OLF CLUBS - oversized J\ c >nt, $2500. Please call 206-736-^ 1 9 2 0 wheels, 1 oxtro sol of all Sharna. Call S3ff 2347. (at Prices ««ion.------_____ 412.995 Coil 643-6675Slv.msg, Iv — ■ .. ------"0 stereo. $3100.352-1035. irai^lio shafted drivers. {> lalflMnwQt’ ' . weather tires, con take SPORTS, Old Sporting 145. T our G oar Irons. J lB atSer, . ■‘X'SSSlI W N ^ FLATBED . 24!4fi, f forlO I 1008 over looso. 324-8034 ■ FORD, 1088. PU. $4000/ good lloms. Oosoboll bots i-pw, $125, Call 736-2455 4}Cvanmtnmked Oudily. - 324-4203, SOI rs, old, coll I TRUCK PART! DOOQE -'03. 1 lon PU.,, offer. QMC, Suburban, 4 otovos. Any & all sporta. I Appiedatea . ■ ■ ' . I &ACCESSORII duel wheels. Cummins 1080. oxc, cond. New mo- ■ . 734-0753. ask lor Dovo. • QOLiOLF MEMBERSHIP - SJMoHAp^ I IP lor^trnror4 transfer caso, ~ Ooa:ionr U ko Counity Club H erere'» 'l Proof-. U ^011 ~1 F0HD 'e2 F700I000 - 3208 CHEVYturb035C dlesd. 4x4, LE oxt. cob,Jl'j 5 ■ S10.600/onor.544-7812a STINQ RAY biko. Coll infl Buhl.B JD. SOOOO. Call- I ■'— — JUTJUP^TRAILERS cat motor blown-.nm-up. Oood w/205 adaptor, S400S4 - spd manuol irons, irlr 934-0004. ■BBBWBBWIBWIBWIHW Jalan-lcoM r adsonat ^ parts,now clutchJtch. brakos wltnout odapter $150:iso--77 brakes w/gooseneck QMC 7 6 Jimmy blozof. AT, ■ ■ Q Q M 1-60-601-572-6074, ’ i\ t' charuactraRAlLEItSALES 4 roor ond. 5 spd.s w/2 hood, $50:3 spd. tn hitch 4 rear hllch, other■®'’ AC. $2.000/offer; QMC . TOM-TOM from a uaod 543.8813 e x tra s. 75.350 m iles, I* yoar »«ba our belli Um IL^H 'L 4S2SPA RmKAVE.W, : spdo PTO. DDa ayse^- $7S;ACunH^643-i i '78 'A ton PU, S2.00(Voff- drum oot. Call 029-6573 aouKe<1.733-0Q31. TWINFALLiLLS,tOAHO 4701. OVflS. 543-5 $18.700/offor. 673-6326»* or. 733-2855 ovonlngs.B . Roofmaaing,ti|,torslofiaxles, ------.■ ^ TJRES4WHEEI■A{;® ■ Dvy, MB. ront or wfoo wtW ■ WANT TO BUY • Uaod H materials, and FREIQHTUNERR - -2) 1087 31x10,5/15 Good] QMC ‘90 Suburbon, lots of woodi:tovo.Call676-5ieo ■ ■ 910 I 1998 2* baakitralier Conv,; M o a1 i Conv.C All Workhorso w/ 800 r _ - mi. but. still 0 good ‘old* ovoa, 434-3011 daya. TRAVEL TRAILERS | (HBERCL 25pplles. havo good rubber)ber, 0 4 1 3 ton Ford rims,ims. will DODQE. SHARP 1975.5 . truck, $6500. Coll 324- ■ WANT TO BUY: Uaod ■ ■02 motors, wn looolher or sepolopomie. 4x4. ahort box w/ shelloil 4552 or 324-2724, ■ HVImrwSCSlH c amiMPER p TRLR 1078 18'. **Sv R P A ^ all^ lltak a20'be TOHTOYOTA 4 -Runnor, 1987 CHEVY'/Y 1957 4 dr. hard FORD'- ‘95<5Contour, ( power MERCURY,, Sablo, Si ‘09, VW “91 Jetta GL,5L. wtiito. t 4 I » ‘ SRS. loadod, $6700. Call top. now ports you put to- ovoryititniing. 33K mllos. good cond.i: NowN Irana. dr., AC. PS, 5> apd,.ap sun- i i 734-42tOaftorSpm. QOtHor.Sior. 55000.733-7482.^ oxc, Mnd.d. EvesI 654-2490 fasOO/offor,, 544-7812«54 roof, 54,300. ■31-1083731- s e S t m! BUY IT! I — "I CHEVY. .A«nci>tMS* I i fncuxiaaeDaiiuLi'no : DKraMiiie»aiFRimuff{ ’ . ermnraauatfDiSucimti t , ' ' '■ “ •...... F4Tlm«»NM*,'w*,TM)FeDe,Mito frtdJxFetnu» w » y u ,a w a ______ m " ■ v J J t ? 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Boffo Pege4 Wetioo mapsncsciss ’ irrigation service will mcreasemina '.ftfcawofflejffldaltcanaasnda ■ - vd^ mONEERS: CLERK 1998, but nonusers’ rat Times-News eemsnwni CASHIERS ro tes w ill ;;’OiMdb«'County Vert • 530-2840 Darien# Wert N«'MaJ JoctyWart • 8u«6titrk remain unchanged. rriulon tiBarlng.onthe// KoMermaybcrvacftodi £ EVert •733*2641' HMthar Young Mayor Gwen Rost s mS3&iS4S. W ednesday’s City Coundm a l meet- Tbe^ODOOSM«Mthedei>y.'wfilch''-: ing that the dty neededed to raise town. rates because the irrig irri a tio n Hlltowt appwlewled 8 planning conv .'m ^ : account has been r\mnin{^ 8 “ »the mteilon«ted8l9Isloh'-uphekllnSBn . :Aw6hl red. admlnlstrBtor'*f'adenN of a Confined ‘dafs'i Tho city annually osse ssessesan Animal FMlftf[fig Oparstlon permit- 'iVntfti thetali iW k fl» h t» P p B M H Is your teenageger growing up? irrigation fee for ev e ^ lot iin town, S T e wi»commle*lonef». o • ivwrtifl ■ Or growing oi9ut of control? even if it is without irrigotjgotjon ser- ComtycommlwnEsstohers remanded InttaOirtaCatfanbrhlfl^Mtcrt^SglM vicc. But to make assessessments u«,^topte. ptennefstocompletB yueomcompietKl; H W iR th is constantn t Chaoscontinue to I fairer, tlie coundi raisedrd rrates for nnri\mnirZ*‘ict:-'. i. • users from S12 to 520 perpcrSO-foo. dl meeting will best 7 15 pouixjunds per square inch - stillQ' H control your family?y? Or will you do lot. The S12 rate for nonusorsno H something about it? rcmaia'i the same. tatCJtyHaU. enoughugh to supply residents withh t? We know none of The d iy’s 19 large^icreai ' ' '------1 wateru- butbl inodcquate to Gght Gre. H you deserve this. Butut you can choose to Qty offidals said they would ers will be charged S15 per =>?P=niiitidimre indudes $600 ‘ Cit: H make things better.y: You can start now jwtion but redesignfor for up-sizing of two of jomI theth« chomber of commerce lot if they uso dty irrigat H with one phone call. the same $11 rate if theyy dcdon’t Ambrose’s plotilanned sewer lines. undercr city( membership, which '1. W ell help you In another matter,, ofofficinis Thcdcvdopmc,nent is to be ormcxed costss S25S2J per year. H determine what^s not\ormal for your child OK’d creating the dry'ss fuf c l one- b y tte o ly . • The coundi opproved street H and lohat isn "t. Then,m, w ell help you • The counciljcil aii'thorized spend- lightsts toti be installed on Milner way street. ' ■ H regain control of you.lur family: If yo^ can "t C Avenue West fromn IdahoIc to ‘"8 S19.015 forfor sewer pipe and ______, Shoshone streets will beeor•comc one- connectionsi leading 1 to the H handle this alone ant:nymore, call us. W ell • way, east to west, to reductteS S Amb^dceloelopment. H answer your questiorons and talk with you e n»«n#»nil • The councin d l authorized City congestion at Simerly’s C H about your optioas.. CCall us. And take the Store. Superintendentsnt Paul Isaacson to a m “That will eliminateIte a bic spend $8,000} toti $10,000 on t^vo ITUnOAY. FEBRUARYK'-H tm H first step of a journeyey toward each other. headache.” Councilmaroan Fret truckloads of3f :sew er pipe. The FurnllurB-ToelJ-CollectltilM McCloud said. a ty s water bonwnd issue will cover Household Ho„ • Misc. • Twin Falb H F o r in fo tm n tio n , fofor h e lp , fo r o ptions The only cost to the dty,3ty, Police xpensc. Isoocson Taklno Tj Conslflnmonts Dally ■ l-S00-6£557-8000 Chief Philip Cowell said,id. iwill be requested truci.uckload amounts to HUKT BROTHERS AUCTIONS six to eight tniffic1T>ai«*ndR