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Good nimorning Widespreiead wrecica Policei Today’s forcca!cast: Panly cloudy willwith a slight chance of ancmoon and cvcnin;ning 'showers and thun* d c rsh o w c rs. W estsi wv in d s S to 15 m p h . llighs 70 to 75 degrcgrces. Lows near 40. MM nlati-cuult Pag«A2 ■ header Should you vot'Ote to d ay ? Many schuul distJistrictm cross south* ccnini) Idaho arc holeItolding elections today. In Twin Falls, someie residentsr will vote at JJapan raidss Sawtooth Elementarytary School. P a « « l1 ^ titarget suspe>ects Jet Skis still notnot welcome Those sporty ondid noisyn runatw ut boats . that have always beeiKen banned at Centen- in g a s attacl<± niol W aterfront ParPark are still banned therc. ! Aisociaied Preu

;a .MIKI:KIIIKI. Jap.in - PoliccPo ar- cd li.MiMisd^iy'^.-uit leader S>hoko h o l Asa- HKSIMai lu rai Iiiidnv lit c onneetion w ith Ihe ihe nerve- Orange flags mark the• Iciocatioria of victims’ remm ains as Air Force peraorlonnel work at th e Air ForeorceC«130 gas aattack on Tokyo’s suhwa;w a y s tw o crash site near Bliss. riionllilhs ago. ctilininating Japan'si's higgesi-I O ut ofthe coldId r insotigalion. The Wood River:r \Wolverines IcR thc here was n»» immediate wordord on the winter of a 2*21 reguegulor season lo upset dition of the bcarded.'half-blinblind guru Buhl 9-6 in the firstst ron und o f th c DL-strict In v e s t!tigatorss s tu d y crashI isite ck fog shrouded the rural c cul u ll com - 4 Class A-2 bueballill'lounumcnt. l. I zi: p o u nnd i near Mount }-uji where■re hI e w a s P ^ D I sei/cdcd X 3 y Kans B sinncrt Times*News.wriier lie arrest, announced by I'okyokyo police, On the edge ' cam e ;alrimsi lour hours .iltec thoiivloiisands of Los Angeles andd J;Houston will be on ULISS - Thc orange flaglags scattered ' p o luce e armed with warrants lautic>unchcd Sl­ thc brink uf eliminattlatton when they play across the charred descn larland north of iiiiillailaneous il.iwn raids nationwideide against San Antonio and Phoenix, Pho respectively, Uliss were vivid reminders> ofo f death. ~ i th e AAum Sliinri Kyo cult, rcpi'eports tin in Ni)A playolTs tonig•night. Monday, Air Force crews:ws continued ■ Japaniinese Iclcvision and the Kyodiyodo S e w s PaSM O I.IM the grim task of siHing throhrough'debris SerMCice said. and t>ody parts at th e sccnenc of ( Saturday Poll)liee said they planned lo charjharge A.sa- anemoon's C-!30 cargo plantlane crash that haraI aand a score ol his follow-ersvers in the killed all six p«»plc oboanJ. . . ' H | | | H . • ' M archch 211 attack that left a dozen/en pe.iple “Tlicy are picking up thcIC remn ains dead1 aand 5.500 others sickened, — Village vs. subuiJUrb— - trying to .identify the pans, ■Ihelie raids cam e a s press tepun.s1.S ^v id two hoping tui ttave all th c rcniain.sain.<> taken core ‘ “cult members had confess'c•ss'cd'tKeit Some revolutionaryary ideas for planning o f today,'^, M o u n ta in H o m e F o rc e s in the attack. Police loldJ reportersrc neighborhoods are ainalready being applied Base Staff Sgt. Troy Prine sai M onday. sday-they had prcxif «tf the: cull'scu in- in Twin Falls, today'sy's editorial< says. ' ' ' “ I d o n ’t even like talking aboubout _ em ent in the anack P w / U Crews at thc site have pienlienty ' Ve h«\e obtained evidence;e lhaltI thc ing for such accidents .- inI wwa ar. h 's ■ has produced sarin within iT job to recover^e dead. [id a n d d isc o v e re d its n icmn b e rs wlu> Still. ii'sjM an easy task. ; involved m the attacks onin 'llieit sub- •'It's bee^lrough," said Nlpj Nlpjor Tamara V." said^Shicaki Ishikawa. all chietch Jc- Mockenihuh. who is the services ’ MdSALMl ve Sann is Ihe nerve gas ihaihai pcniii-| ~ Settlement fn JetJeopardy squadron conimander at thc: sitsite. - k e - r o ro lesthe I suhway Dow Coming Coip.lip. files for bankrupt* T h e night-dala rec o rd e r uiund cockpit *« a.been* rough.*r says Air Force MajorMj Tamara Mackenthur T uesd cy protection, eridangangering a 54.25 bil- recorder that were rccovcrcc:rcd from thc unlt'a wori le reports said I^uo Hayashi.shi. a cull >rf( at the craah aite. v o K cr : lion settlement andid pending| lawsuits X crash site should producc:c a n s w e r s to . i>r in already ciisiojy. had confessed con lent investigation board o f I I •W c over wliconc gel breastfast tmplantt. why thc four-engine turbop II The fou/'cnginc lurb< arjting nerve gas packets m a suhways begin arriving today, rclicv- P«0«C1 . crashed. Uut Prine said it V- model has been flying sine s c f iand h that Masami Isucliiv.i.,1. headhi o'j lel from M ountain H om e A ir awhile before information c ■'f In 40 years, there have I pouiide e l's clicniicat icam . h a d it>ldi>ld p»tlicc who have scr>ed as an inter- lained from the tapes. A mishaps or ai;,uidcnts id produced sann r the inve^tigatioa e move againsi Asali.iij tias The aircnin was returningIB t from UOL,.: m t o n ! t o l WO.S de.stroyed or there wa; vcayv" Jias bet-ii ■■ ■’ ig to thc Air Force Safely antiL-ipated-wliile p.ilice paiiisia after dropping off about 50 pt ‘y The accident rate is comLiaum’/n » h—i '’tective iisiakiiigK inlond Air Force Base in Al- their case More lhan 21)1111 ol Asa’. the 302nd Airlift Wing fo r; ,er military cargo planes. ' N.M.. thc accident rate for­ Hun of har “" i "s ’ followers had already been,•a artesicilat - • G roup homes winwi training ut the National Intcmj proven one ofthe Air t •••The er^gcncyHre ,hcC-13o’ists I.OI per 10 0 .0 0 0 n ig h t ' 'll cli.'irges The Supreme Court,urt. ruling in u Wash- Ccnler. diK'iorthe subwav attack, bul all on cl hours. planes, ac^rding to thc sa: lied 10 11 '■ ington state cose, «iy.say.s cities cannot use ir b o -p ro p C* 130 lo plar? lanesc media. 111 a pulp-liclion singlc'fumily zoningig laws 1 to bar gmup " ^ since 1955. ' car. an ed II ".\-l>a>" tlie day aullvlulliorilies homes from ncighborhciirhoods. - ve been I .W C lass »bc ncc P ^ M / alter Asahara hirnsoH\ its where a plane he ludviolence was fep.ine'd. hutt oMVi,ialsol wa.s a fatality. ' Strategy struggli Clinton biMasts NB^ f o r j n[laligning clearly Icartul A saliata's . gle romparable to oth- J spark retalialiiin Irom ilic cull I'a b Deniocnits are still.till.trying to get their T Tb b e AMOcisted P rc u H e c o m mnendcd. c former I’resident-nt- themselves against federars. T h c C -.IM h iN J " '' neinbers ' met in cMicrgciicy s< : m essage together "onn hihow to counter the George BushI f]fpr resigning his NRA mcm-m- has a history of battlingir f„rcc'» »al0 M a s m ore than 2.(KK) p*)licc wer , ; Republicans'.balanced:ed budget1 drive. ' WASHINGTON ' — President lent Clinton ber>hip lo pn^t'(^tesi a fund-rnising letter thehe back to his dayv^a Arki■safayvon,.,. i>ul iheif raids lu lio n w id c in in search' Pag* AS .stood MO iKfore hundreds of policece mourning1 oriianization ii\ ii\aited oiit. The letter referreded But his rcniarks^ondoyj I Japaluhars. sia:siain comrades Monday and den'oi:nouncedlhe lo‘fcacral lavaW enfbrcemcht agents as a s stem . JuhbcdHfv^nisi m ip o rta n i th in g m*w National Rillc Association forir maligningn '•jack-booted1 (jgovernment thugs” and ac>ic- Taking thc otl'cnsivc.^ I nt tunher lerronsi attacks Irttiii Iro rc- fedfederul agents as “jack-hooicd govcmmentgo cused the Clintinton adminislnition of givingng hoped lo blunt NRA-led 1 ihuthugs.” federal policecc the go-ahead to ”murderer ton administr;ition actions Ig." said Prime .SJinisier lo Ion m iic h i >*'- g Je d s . ya'ma • ' ' ' ' ' ' ^ ••"rhat is not the A m erican woy.*oy.*' he said. law -abiding citiritizcns.” on thc Branch Davidian w o u ld . Taking oh one of Washingtoigton's most "Low enlbrcircemcnt ofTicers in this coun-n- congressional hearings 0 • two months since the subway ; China tests nuclcclear device , . leral agents, lie alM> inei me powerful'lobbies, the presidesident also try deserve ourur respcct ond support.” Clin-n-- • Waco, re\as. threaten to been a lime ot turmoil anilm il so u l- C hina, sets o f f an ununderground expio* p|^ ing the NRA. going csen as pledged to defend his assaull*weuArcupoas ban . ton said. “NoI oneo: hos the right to run themm govemmenl agents and 1 ling in Japan Ihe gassing aand n d a s«.-. sion at a lest site in itsv Vrkonsa.s* g o v e rn o r.' rym g <>1 ts western desert. „eaagainst NRA opposition.- down or to suguggest that somehow ii.is oilill to n 's'a n ti-te m trist legi.slati r mysierious and violent inciin c id en is P»ff*A9 . 7 -. do>’were especially oV a;^ "•When thc NRA holds its anniinnuol meet* right for themm 10 be put in horm'.s woy.y. The NRA ho.\ defended iillowed have proIoundK alieniliered its ing loter this week, I want themem to know That is not thehe Amencan way. and any*y* Icltcr. saying the g roup h ii'age as a vit'e iiaiion c.^lhe White Mouse ihe-ihey can pressure Corigress allII iheyil want body who does«s it ought to be ashamed of tention to abuses by fede bend i>l.thc national p«*licc was wa- slioi . ed criticism of Clin: .. but as long as I om president.ml. that ban themselves.** ment agents, at Waco and criously wt>unded in a bra/eii/e n day - o n s in the 19y.1 raid ' t ? wii:A’ill be the low ofn)ut^laijTl,” GliiClinton said. The pnrsiderlent has criticized talk radioio In full-page advertiser lit 1(1 days after the suhwayIV altacka: ian sect. Upcoming . In an address at the 14th annualual National host G. Gordonon Liddy and.others for say*y* major newspapers Mor ult's lop sv^entist was falallyv’ siabK-il sL: Home in northI IcIdaho ir^ s on th c trag ed y in Pcace Oiricers’ Memorial. ing that Americricans have a righrto' defendtd urged Bush to reconside^ A form er Ku K luxi KIKlan leader has ap* to feed fears aboul ’ Please see RAII^AID /A 2 parcntty purchased a stsite for a home in ^ id u n d e rm in e l lin , ''•••'ftliin ' north Idaho. ilation. P>9 «A 1 0 j ided its fund-raiMng S in c e beombin;g, milittiam anp hopes to draw at- 'ctl imaIS word:Is Prosecutor headsids to Jail ederat law enforce- " md elsewhere. “"V'5^' )^Fr«akE Lockwood ■ ■ ■ . **People can see And SherwiHxi has threatenedned revt) • The Caribou Countyinty prosecutor will isemenis irTsevcral fim es-N ew s writer that l‘m kind of an Law off milHi though not sincc Oklahoma t serve tim e for drunken d Monday, Ihc NRA t)K*iype guy. Nolo — r'rc ready lo liwk thc federal gi ■” "'^'"1 ^ * 1 0 ^ e ^ i s decision. ll goveni- TWIN PALLS - Tragedy' hihas made horns, a wife, five Meanwhile. Sherwood in thc eye.'' Sherwood loldd a tow n Skomuel ait Sherwood a celebnty. little kids. no>0 ences and other inierviewt leeting in Challis this wintcin te r .1 ------Sincc an explosion destroyedd th e A lfred Ii— govenimcnl.-He-lalks-«bo ng-«l tended-hy-B-Brttisir-Tcpir e p o r t 0 ------>. M urrah tcderal buil<]ing liTDlrD E IaK oina wood lold KKVI»'i to ctww Bovem m ent uras .ant a bliKxllevs revolution, bbut u t if the______3trand-kiilcd-l6»T>eoplerShcTWicrwixKMuL’r ~ p B ^ ^ ^ H | >* anli>drug education in1 pu so ften !icrais won't listen, we'll give> e themtl u 8«cUonA ^ D< a r A b b y ...... 4 S■een lurroundcd by reporter*. logue” earlier this W eather...... 2 Mt I* blasts other militia lead m r to think o bout.” SherwcH>dchkI sa id ., Movies...... 4 ..C Camera crews from Japan 1 th e month. **rm kind of “constantly inflainmato mg to a Feb. 19. anicicc le in1 the Nation...... '...4-6 Section C HedJetheriuuls have sought him out.lit. (C N N has a normal*type guyly S h e rw o o d , 4 5 , q u o te sIttUi Jc - B l lution' n Sunday Telegraph, allowed him. Thc Wall Street .JoumalandJou nol to fear.** World...... 7 .9 Money M< .....t-2 .4 - fo>l‘ and ridictilea suggestions I I ' "W e^rr'wood. who says be support:>orts th e ven The New York Times havelave quoted As for his widely L-an judicial system, idid Chalhsallis resi- Opinion...... 8 Comics Cc ...... 3 ly the mainstream, »od is telling audi- ment in daho *8 ^ilitiamon. xl publicized warningig SI>erwood is portraying 1 gathering tu protest a tihoii- Idaho...... 10 Legal L© notices ..4 “T . «, . Sherwood ewers that he is pro- hall me o in -liv c d And Time magaxine has placeticed Block* m March lhal Idaho10 . ptriol before on audience injunction on togging and mi:m inintf: SectJori B Cli •Iwui-using-militias— meeting Cla8sined...,.4*a-. . footXX, Sherwood’s headguanen. on its “Ge- lawmakers mighght be shot in the face if they ' going lo take is thi& craxy ju d O' * tn 1992 - long before :rassihe and to provide "We wai ju d g e tti. Local new s.... 1 Section Q qgng raphy o f Zealotry** n ta p r . nick the wrongg side■. in the next .revolution.. Jown central IdaKo. and there'lerc'll be : n .. orrived - Sherwood pre^ipublic; Khools. He bureaucr Obitijaries...... 2 Sports Sp .... .-..M-A With W fame has come moderationtion. Before he now contemrnds T he rime5*\cw« mis-I- the UnitiM] S u te s . conden in Ihc streets." eadcrs for making civil wm >pdl.l9. Sherwood's words werete oftenc an.- • .quoted him. rhetonc womes some - even I . A P o of>d warned that Americanatory statem ents.'' accordm, e n S h e r-, ry, sometimes ominous. Since! OklahomaOl Sherwood refiefused to be interviewed -for>r citizcns would be thrown I former allies. "He*s a right­ght-w ing We print on re s John F. Kennedy London! 'ily. however, the United StatesMet Militia this article aftercr The rime»-iVc»« rejectedd neral pyre. ist artd he.needs to be told too coolcc it- .•tooiation founder has* icundedided kinder his demand too choose the reporter who ru that he is outside _ Sher'w 'zHmw 0 U‘s not illegal lo public America)I him away to where he con*to n 't h u n • - • ■ • - and|rtd gentler, not s i all like a revolutiilutiorury. wmild questionn hI im . violent overthrow of thc ng a mild-mannered dents go Please see SHERWOOD>OD/A2 ncc of millions. But court mj ihe televtsibn crews "All it’i , reyicted the end of close do demned foreigners., blood in i i can states and their - TTus rl wn on a ..m i|^ ty fu* wo«*d^s I ' extremist blicly advocate the Or. put I he federal govern-

■ , dt Tlmo».N«w*.T»«inf«in Fallt,' Idaho _Tue«8OS 1.01 M aglcValley o p j Oa ^ o » ^ Boston 81 40 .30 >y : 47 ______Partly cloudy today,lay. iihroui^ Wednesday. Slight chichance of • gs?° ™73 .... aflcmoon and eveningling shower* and ihiindershowen.T». High* 1 > Denver 83 - 4242 70-75. in Ihe 40i40*. West wind* S lo 13 mph lodt>day. The ^ Des Moines 74 44 44 c££■ ’ ' ultraviolet inde* forccaicca*i 1* 6. a moderate exposure levi Detroit 73 .5 .5 2 2 .... {- |Co»wgA^l7i HoooliJu 05 72 72 .08 Houston . 80 78 78 Extended reEeglonal forecast IndianapoUa 74 54 54 Kan»aa Cily 70 50 50 .... T lnitidiy tfarou^I SobirdtySal partly cloudy. Slight chichance of ^ '7 ' I i LaaVeoas 79 55 55 showen and thundenhershowers. Low* 3S lo 3S. High*[hi in the V 68 .... 60* to the lower 70*. S H68 67 79 :■ ■ S u S r II ™51 .... Wood Riverr Valley> MlnnaapdlS ' 73 48 by through W ednesday. A slighthi chancc ' - | . ' N«r.0f1ean* 02 69 . . Panly cloudy today i NewYorti 70 53 .05 ITT7. , ofaftemoon anaevcninming show e^and ihundershowcra,m . Highs OMahomo City 85 62 ... in Ihe mid-60*. Low*■s in the lower 30*. Omaha 77 43 .... bH* Ptioenta 87 64 ..... ] ‘ Treasure Vallalley Pittsbofoh 73 82 ..... P o r tl ^ . Me. 48 45 54 m o Pttrtly cloudy today.ay. A . *light chance of aflcmoon1 *1showen cc«£ wmu sTAnonMT st> ______r.w PorttantJ. O re .. 79 5151 . .find thundenhowen.., IIli l i ^ in the mid-70*. Northwest — Reno 89 4141 ,30 ihl slight chance o f evening showcwe n Olh- u I r g , \ StLoul* -7 8 5757 .... 10 to IS mph. Tonishl i 3 , S C J ) s 12a3 S I •£> ” c£Q 45 ..... 1 the mid-40*. Wednesday mostly m Kt *u»rr f t aouor aouor ' SaR Lake Oty 74 45 erwtje fair. Low* in ih« ly sunny- J 3 . SHOwewtw ww r^rowm wuw—i Sanfrandaoo 87 5151 05 ;<'i ■ **'' * ^ A . High* in the lower 70*.0*. SeatM 78 5454 Spokana • 74 5151 .... ^ N o r t h e r n Nlevada ev ■ WasNrigton 78 5050 .... r i ^ ' A O^ f^ on«r Partlv cloudy loday.day. A chance o f anemooa'*ho«*o w e n or K.HI.M..M thunderstorm*. Warmerm er widi high* upper SO* to upppper 60s, Idaho: High, 8S dcgrc;grecs al Hagemum. Low. 21 degrrCgrees at Dixie. Tonight a chance o f’evening eve *hower* or thunderstorm!m s. Part- Nation: High. 106 degreesdci at LojiUs, Texas. Low,, IS degree* at Dridgcpoit. Calif. lions, call ht. Low* in Ihe mtd*30s to minid>40s. - c ______ly cloudy overnight. all*. 736- : Almanac ' Wednesday partly cloudloudy. A chance o f aflcmoon shovu w c n or I For cuireni rt>ad condition* ’ thunderstotm*. High*i*inthe60*tomid-70*._ in Ihese numben: Twin Falls. Idaho Twin Falls iHiiiiiimiVi-iiHii-iiiiit' 3070; IJoise, 334-3731;4 Po< 5^ ^ ; lal Weather Scrvice radio band at X Ihc BlktVy Ma*( MilMia Pep Max M.nPQ>Mil N orthern Utaltah Tune to Uk National ■ lo 233-6724; Rigby 74S-1 o r call 423-4423. <2 Utah RCI-964-6UOO; thegg. I • • ^ .• ; M m 73J 45 4‘ 02 Ywtoftioy 71 37 3J IT. Burtey ISS 36 3< .... Last year 76 50K .... Panly cloudy today.ay. : Slight chance o f show en or ththunder- 1______Nev., are*. 702*73»-R«8g. Faiineid 67r 31 3' .... Normal 73 42 42 04 storms. Highs near■J 7170. Tonight and Wednesday Gooclir>g 7S 4! cloudy. Low* in ihe 40s.40* Highs near 70. The ulcravioldr a ; ; Hogvrman 65I x 3( ol Precipitation™ forecast i* 7. a h i ^ exp in S. es o f snow •Lewttlon 71I 49 4{ . .. W aier year to Oflle ^ ■ TbeAaaoeittedPnssSS State. fell at Frazier P arkI ,«north ofL o* Angele*. 2 inchesons ol a* low 72; 3:32 . . . Nocmai year lo dale:I '7 47 h w u a tranquil Mow.londsy afternoon over the Gem Sb es prevailed acros* much o f centintral and Thundeniorms rolli'Olled acro u the soudiem Plainsn* iinto die a* 5.V00 feet in the. and' snow collected at elevation*fe d 1 in tbe AIMS m 3: J ” Comfort factoilor,. „„»£r5£?,?Ig the early aftemoon. Tlie one exca ctio n Tenne»*ce Valley oron Monday and snow piled up in Ihe San Jacinio*. . e Tchachapis and near 6,000 fed ■■ .-'M cCiia m 3: comer, wbere skies were cloudyly with a mountains of souihcmcm California. Snow occumulalior e st higher i 34 u HomkJ*ty al fxxw; « 5 . JJ- wa* Ihc *oulhw'C*t com ■ ■'Po6*toUo 73 ^ i « i 5 rew*howet*andihundcindcniorm*. iiorm* started out early in thec daday over elevation*, the Nationions o f 18 inches were possible at • . ‘S rtnoo 71I 38 3t .... Barometer at noon: 2( . . . ; ^ T The clouds were associoted a*K with an area o f low pressurepi easlem Oklahoma andand spread acms* Arkan*as andJ iminto Ten- TTiundentorm* duronal Weaiher Scrvice said, in the ccn- ;- Stanley 67' 2 2( 6 .. Pollen count: IS; graM *1 o f California. Cloudy skie* wei lg sutcs during the afternoon' Inl Appalachian* droluring the nighl early Monday inin ihports of 3 29 02 C«jf*.r*wv~lAW-mescattered hail a* big a* golf ball:balls and a Small-stream flooil estem and Skywatch tation acrou southernT) IdIdaho. Caldwell's .03 inch: recoicorded at report o f a funnel clouloud. nonh-ccnini WesiHHling \ wa* reported in i>anhwe*ieiihe slom u IS, hail wiis knocked out power In .^untet today K: 54 p m. the airport, wa* Ihe momost of any reporting sUlion. Rexburg Ri Along the southernrm edge o f ihc cluster o f *tomi*, h 1 Virginia, and utilitie* u id the 1 .^Ul nonhwesi- Iloi weather sciited Su.Sunrite tomonow 6;l-l u.m. had .01 and a*iile fromrom a Tew traces, the only other;r reports1 reported across pan*t* co f nonhem Mississippi and nor III more tbaii custom en. uuaner thele MMagic Valley. era Alabama, Monday’s high fored uver dte Southeast- ■ xord 96'at Lunar piwM; Full. May 14; lait qu o*s central Miami, where the pre ik 92 set in May ’ I. new. May 2*J; fir*t quanciirter. June abundancencc o f sunshine over mo*t area*a* o f the A law-prcs*urc system sy* produced show en aero** or the Lower 4K *lates wa* a rtcon: and touthcm Califom:omia wilh brief heavy rainfall,, includingim t9K). Daytona Bcachwevious record for ihe dale wasaim 92 Ikach . rd-Ventura hit 94. breaking the had stood Vtelble plane(a: Moming. Venus, Jupiier.Ju Statewide, winds werwere generally variable and les*I lhanll 10 nearly an inch duringing the moming in the Oxnard-\ ich tied its record st 96 and Palm Saturn Evening Man, Mercury.), ' mph during the earlyI afliaflcmoon. area northwest o f l.oos s .Angeles. sincc W3K, le previous rccord of 92 that had ts littee House v(/otes to kill ed;dueation staniadards commit a^ virus cdeath tooil surge WASHINGTON)N (AP) ~ Open- promisedised Rep. William Goodling. sh speaking in g w hol pYomisescs to be an all-out R-Pa.,, choirmanc) of the CommitteeI. cial help for non-English s ire (API — The tion said inin' Geneva. ‘ • corcore of relatives or neighbors,*'s,** soid assault on the fedenleral rote in educa- on Ecomronomic and Educational Op-e and homelesji childirn.hot m any «'f 1 like to go he k ille r ' T b a t'b)rought r o the total of con-' WlWHO spokesman Richard Lee!rclair. tion. the House votedvo Monday lo portuniticlities. I- “While I recognirc that 1 ay as heallh olll- firmed casi:ascs lo K4. Of Ihose. 77 JHealth workers were movinjing into> kill a national comijmmission on edu- On Wednesday,We the House b e ^ n f. my colleagues would2 likfedetvl in- 11, I w ant to Ebolawo people who have died,J. includingii a fourth llolian .;Jhe,|he area oround Kikwii lo> leach( cation standards, d eb atec pipn a budget resolution lhat,S. mtlch further in limiting f« the epidemic to nun who wasw'; caring for Ebola po- '^^ co p l e h<^w 10 avo id E bola oia n d (0 . The voicc vote; to repeal the pres- amongg.billions .b ofdojlort in othert, volvcmencin education,/ill Ihave the ' KINSHASA. Zaire, a crowdcd cily tienLsatKikkikwit General Hospilol.. -Srasearch streei-by>stieet for newew vie- idenliolly appointiinted'council was culs. wouldwoi abolish ihc EducationT assure them that they willimitteccon- 1 dcnih loH from the T here is.is no'vaccinc or cure for litiilitiis. - ' only the first step;) towardtc major ed- Dcportmrtmeni and a host of federaln opportunity as our comtnirion reform ' virus hurgci] Mondayr the^ two — a Bbola. whi■ hich kills 8(Tperceni of I:In addition lo Kikwit. cosescs have ucation rcform olI thetl fedcsal level, educotiorlion programs, including spe-ll s id e r s b ro a d e r educoCaid. ion ' ciaK iiuntcd for twoand a nurse -- ihosc who0 contractc il. usually with- been bee confirmed in the villagiig c s o f '- Icgislalion." G oodling said. may have brought cir the alicmpis to in days. i'ictimsVic suffer from violent Musango, Mu Vangu. Yossa Bongi (he Zairiun capiial.) uthe < region sur- diarrhea andam vomiting, and fmal!^ Kenge, Kei according (o an intenuzs^.- S h e r wyood i o f6 million. le city 370 miles die with bloodbU pouring from iherr a al l c1 o m m iiie e 'o v e rs e e in g th thi e re* A u lh o r itic > f e alere r tl tlic outbreak eyes, ear^s andar noses. sponse spc to the outbreak. Ken,:ngc is Conlinued from AlA1 bers to0 get.g "up to your onnpiw" in fo r crim i- riverboi’.i captain adi ••W HO1 expens ej expect a signifi- 125 12! miles east of Kinshosha e main “nybody," forrner:r USMA1 Conyon politics,:s. n make blacks " i u y p n y ” fo could IVuklratc their more thamhalfwoy olong the bola deaths were cant increarease in coses'during Ihe' mo ' I C o u n ty spo k e smlan a n Lorry Pnulson He decriesdec racism and discrimi- naU, he said. ^ c conccrns " '.contain ihc viru>> tu th to three weeks among peo- rood roa from Kikwii to the capital along with four ncxi iwo to i in M orch. accoicording lo the Ida- nation.I. ButB *The Liltlc R^ublics" Sherwood’s rhetoric c< roundini! Kikwit. the c u i. all of Ihem in pie wlio orearc incubating the diseose Kikwit, K a cily of 600,000JO. h a s h o Press T ribune. blom es5 foreigners fi ond (heir foreign" many in government. Association cist of Kinshu.\a where Health Organi/a- having bee>een exposed lo il in (he bee M ore rcccntly., PaulsonPi told The ideasfor for America’s troubles, II The Idaho ShcrifTs lieAssi stale*s 44 .■'"'fs began in March. Tim es-N ew s th ulit t Ihe h e a rd S h e r- H e sayssay “ A m ericanism " ha.s been says thal at lea« 35 ofthcTwin st Pulls » ■ •, Seventeen new libtili wood niake otherer inccndiory re- replaceded byI socialism. ' J ctnfirmcd Monday ale ^ sheriffs - including Twi! T o u sley ' VMetnam vets marks. Paulson cacalls Ihe USMA AndSl1 Sherwood, who once consid- . new ease ) o f Eibtila. a County Sheriff WoyneiSMATAlul— To chief •‘very dangcroirrous.” . e re d ccitizenship iti in Israel, blasts K ikw it. the W orld Mca • have disavowed Ihe USMals from as SIsueMcNamarXH Samuel Sherwood3od says his name- Americaica for keeping its doors open law enforcement officialsvanio have sake is Samuel Adakdams. the Revolu* to iipmitjmigranw. “Wc hove allowed \ ■ , , i Police rral a id s _ H far away os Pcnnsylvanipast. irt'O tionory War hero.1). 1Bul ol times he foreignn nationalsn to come imo this ihlntlKyoJ > f( J looked into S h erw ood’s 'pasi lame: two A - n ' S ' '" for $100 milli( sounds m ore lik e; John Jt Ihe Revela* counlryry fromI every nation on this Raid — on May 20. .und in a public 1 faclfltlM e arth , lo(0 stay, and then effect our Bul his past is fairly lar ** ' tor. nd-boiicr'y train station. j ',-'5^;;., EL I PASO. Texas (AP) —~ The Using opocolyflyptic languoge. laws to:o bccomeb alien and sedidous battery charges, lodged on I Continued from A1 ty lodged in le ate d ly d e n ie d | ^ Bolanos brothers weni to Vieletnom . Sherwood warns of foreign storms to ourr ConstitutionCi and ils princi- 1994, and astauTl*and- in from of a nnib of rc f f e ucanor b.it- I the subway at- Jm- Ja^ ^ ' out oul of a sense of duty and plitno-pi nnj "(omadoes of>f turbt u le n ce " thal nics.'* SherwoocTsays Sh in Ihe 1992 chargcs in S alt L ake C ity lc burning bags ihai com 2 197K. T h e 1994 m isdcmifter coi IWO ju- icni violence, 3 0 ' K ' I' >>!>tism, assuming throughoui)ut the® arc headed for Ameinerico. book, of cyanide were louni Jjoved them vestigatiun, po> KanW#3K..^I^^ ! ^bloody war that this nation’ss lead- -No man. no woman,wc no chilif He blastsbla foreign ollianccs. for- tery charges - arising after rest room at a huge tni smissed. In cm ely carcAjI in ■ ers were acting wilh a similarIT com- will escape Ihe gre;jreai twisting fury eign-conrontrolled corporations, for- < veniles said Sherwood shov The cult has repeat [ , in Blackfooi - were dismi:ni lo forfcii the sect. which fiiilm enl 10 lofty ideals. th a t s p r e a d s s o wiwide thot whole eign govi{ovcrnmental ideologies, for- any involvem ent in thi usedauihi^riiies .r I IBul with the stroke of an outtuthor s s,a,e, will be consinsumed in a mo- eign'meinelhodologies, inlernolional reium, Sherwood agreed Ic , -tacks or subsequcrv Ea,',lisied on lion. pen, former U.S. defense swrXTtUiry jncnt's fluh of lighight, or in tonuous bankersrs anda the "corrupt and failed; SISO bond. •: . Throughnul the invese Ihe aitock. po- ' J As for the Utah chargca,■Bl .I identifi- T , f ^ ■ ______RRobert o McNamara has umindooe long'iraurs of inicrilemal strife, wilh procedureJure* ofthc rest of the world.” .. lice luve been extreme in S alt ta k e e s all over Japan •those beliefs. Now the four broirothers' ij,e end being the: throwti ing o f bod- • . “ A sI Ihthese 'uliens* ccime to our. . a copy o f Sherw ood’s- FBI tfeir dealings with the ;c»ne o f the if chemicals ond *• ' seek retribution through aB $100: j„ upon the finalII ttonsumptive fu- shoresI withw their ’alien* doctrines cation record, officials in Si ' h u repeatedly uccusci t n o lo n g e r :d ncccssary to |______------I m i' million lawsuit Hied Mondiidoy m n eral pier,** S herwrwood i soys, in his we losese a1 bil of Ihe victory of the sav reconls on the outccuni .-'■offeligious pcrsecuiior ne gas sarin, os r U.S. Districi Court. 1992 b o o k ,'T h e LilLittle Republics.** Revoluliculion. the genius and sacrifice misdemeonbr cose arc no . . IniheVccks since ih organization (lai the c u lt w as / y \ \ ••What he has done is the epirpitome Quoting from thehe Bible's book of ofourr FFounding Faihcrs,” Sher* available. ------~r*llOB raid s on cult sites a :al weapons. of repugnancy and it’s lomenenuible Revelation. Shcrw.rwood warns lhal wcx>dwnw rote. . ' Sherwood insists his orgaer, law en* •• ; h t w yielded ions o f cl of I patrolling train that he stands to gain from tliehe mis- Americans live inI theth l(ut limes. • Wordsrds like tyranny,” “treuon." would help, not hinder.ofncials I (o .■' e q u ip m e n t b e lie v e d i ing roadblocks. yiK rTral ery ihai he brought upo.n the I ey es, •‘S o c ia lism . and ‘^«rror” m roll olT his tongue and’■ forcemenl. He invites rsofH to assist '■••^pjittiufacturc the n e n e ^Tokyo'*5r*'7l^ 'O' ‘”*5 In Sherwood*s e; been removed patriots of America,'* said R'ck is lhat greai beastt lhalih sits upon-ihe permea(ea le h is w ritings. J h is m eeling^s a n d o f fe rs ti . '-.WUl OS evidence that >ns as a precau- ^ O A ti m Bolanos, at 44 the youngest1 of0 the many waters andd makesn war with Idaho'sio*s militimnan has compared them in th e ir work. porters his ‘"■'res^trthing biological'ors repeatedly ^,^fh#*d bo s a S l i S ^ / ^ ' brothers. the Saints of God.>d, w h o o p p resse s Presidenllent Clinton to Adolf-Hitier.J Sher>vood tells suppon police have been pa D -watch oul for \ /O */ M cN am ara co u ld not b e rcareached and destroys, whc/ho takes all and And otIt aa meeting in Twin Foils, ' iaaoos and manning message iw 't radical, <. m ecti’ng re* for comment Monday. He diidid no t gives n one, ii is ihvivei He claims to be • 'f " \ I ffli l ] The Bolanoses* anger stemsn front cy.” and dealh-can^inying politicians, away fromfro blocks in prison or ons b e good 10 your c h ild itnactionary , b e I '■ juspicjous packages. his followers / rw J ff. McNamara*s recently publi ,lulKLlellijnUiIi«-a t or t>robatlon will one day1 sible. Gee, whal a reacti' ; -Asahara. 40. preach bo«B o o t: ^ : o f B u d d h ist a n d Hinc! >-.._om.!L..,______. ■ . iuidhas predicted W< : m U .t^n in 1997. He '6iiyJ. I d repoil ISK llcm aiiJ ainl S "■^■messiah. and says ilu aOer 3:30 and.on WMkends. Sl.SO3.S0 per week; Sundiy only S2.30 ( 2 ^ ulili.mil.»cttof «M 733-0931-»3I. week.«ek. Oui of sute rales: daily and Sund S5005 00 per week; daily only S4.00 per »«• S unday only S3.00 per weeL S ai« tax A dvertising j(k,adverti.in# director tuded in all above rate*. A SIS.OO chai ' Gircula «iih (o place an advemtrmenl. 'ill "be Jevitd for all relumed theck*. LOTTER)! y ' 'vV'AUeBWilHin.cia-ulili 1931. CIsMiried adi. call 733- ilay Ihrouth Friday ftom 7 am . ™MaaUbmtlea' '.V: O Rulition phunc In Tbe Time%Newi (UPS 631-OSO) iipi.pub. K a S PIS SL ':j I'TftNCO 7 tnd 10 i.tn. imly .M*dSaturday*ftwn7 am.tmtil , ™ ^ to •.ra. Infom'ofmailononditpUyacislsavail. ■‘•heiIhed dally al 132 Third Sl. W.. T»Twin ' ■ t i l able wtckdiyilay* onJy. 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- . ; - N a t i o n I C o u rrt says ccities ]Packwc ood: Ham d well[fareove?r to stalite^ • WASHINGTON (AP) -— T h e • * program that ■upportsrts the low- chairman of the Senate FiF In o n c c . I . Income elderly and disabletibled, Commiltec acknowledged MMonday TwiMit I canCi guaranlaa is‘ tII h a t I The House went muchich 1 (b n h c r in can’t discrinn in a te ihis plati lo cede control i I cutting aid to immimnti I o r the w h a t w a hava h i dosan’t w ork,l c . A n d «nt|, barring nation's welfare programsIS to the - 1, ^ J many non-citi*cris from)m 1receiving WASHINGTONI (AP)(. — The locoscspeniending at the tim e. w ar la not m ora fadii d o r a l Supreme Court mudnude it harder The grouroup-home decision was ?.•“states cannot promi.ie to impreirove Ihe I food stomps, cashh welfare, lives of poor fumilies. c o n t r o l , a I Medicaid. SSI and olhcrcr » social icr- Monday tor commimitiinitics to exclude based on.lh-the federol Fair Housing and tha anaw ar l«;•"»* group homes for rccovcovering addicts Acl. whichh bai^ib bias against ihc phys- .•Sen, Dob Packvvood, R*Ore)re.. said mAM I vices at a savings ofS 211 bilbillion over r fed e ra l ra ladaral m onay. and other disabled pcopl•ople from single- tcally andI mentally m disabled, includ- his blueprint would reduce f w n v rw I five years. * fam ily nciiihNnlKHHls,-S. ing recoveri'cring olcoholtcs ond dmg spending by aboui $30 billioiion over I The House legislation>n a also made A fedcr.il law hanninining housing dis- addicts. Theh e low creates o(i exception the next five years by frcr e e z in g •— S en. Bob P ackickwood I , (lindamenlal changes inn fosterfo care, • crim inulion ;ig;iinst ihehe disabled > docs for local limiimits on the maximum num-' *P'spending and turning ihc ppr rim o ry I food stamps, child carere aand child not allow nil exccpiionm forfi single-fam- ber of peop!o p le allovvcdlt^o o c cu p y a welfare program. Aid to Fai'a m itie s ■■■ ■ ’■' — — — •• nutdiK programs, andid st sav ed $66 ily ioninj! ordiiuiiccscs thatt bar liu-gc home, ^ • ■ wilwith Oependcnl Children, overo to ty lo experimentt w ith c h an g e s th a t Pockw<:kwood olso acknowledged thatIt b illiM T gniups of iinrcbicd peoplepoo from liv- Bul Juslicnice Rulh Bader Ginsburg the states as a bUVck grant. ■ will move familieses fromI dependency he is notno sure wheihcr slates cann Packwood said he wouvould finish inj! together, the court< ruruled. w rote for the court that the anti-bias fPackwood's plan, which> isI still to setf-BUfllciency.y. m onogege the welfare system better;r writing his bill by F Fr r id a y o r The (..? decision1 focusedfo on an law does not exempt local limits "of hqibeing written, docs not include in When asked wheiherwl his plan ihan theine federal government, whichh Mondoy, but musl stillstill dccidc c tio n by otllcials in I;dii:!dinond.s. W ash., the family*de•defining kind ... provisions mony of the strings on stotcites ihat would leave, poorir fpeople better off lounchci:hcd AFDC 60 years ogo lo0 whether foster care andnd 1adoption lo force ;i Imme lo r’ft'ci;rt\;overing alco- designed to0 fosterft the family character corcoriservniivc Republicans coi;onsider than they are todaylay, Pockwood lold help faihiaiherless families, assisunce for children withwitl speciiil ' holies aijd^inig iid dis ^ toti move oul of ofancighborljorhood." ■ cssessential for reducing out-ofof-wcd-; reporters; “No, I can» n ‘l guarantee it.' "If the ultimotc purpose o f welfarec needs should remain 0 fedifederal enii- . asingle-lamllytieitiftorlknlHKHl, ‘•These (Ei(E dm onds) p ro v isio n s do toe!lock births. “What I con.gimnijimnlee is thai whal is to gel people off of welfare, wce tiement or be turned intointo a block "II' the decisuni 1 ^U gonegi the other nol cop ihc1C numberi of people who VWelfare reform legislation1 passedf we've got doesn'tI’t w o rk .” h e sa id , hove failcrailed," he said. "So con I guor-•. g r a n t. T h e F in a n c e 'C oo m m r m itte c is way. It could h a \e k ^Clo lo the exclusion m ay liv e in a dwelling," Ginsburg by the House in March .woulluld bor “And the answer is ;not more federal ontee ihc states will be suiwcssfbl?7 expected lo take itp the billsill IM ay 24. of group homes, for.rtiche disabledtl from wrote. "In plainpla lerms, they direct that. the Ihc stoles from u.sing federalI dollarsd control, ood ihe ansinswcr if not more No. Som:ome will, some won’i: Can1} Packwood's direction 1is is in kcep- commuriiiies ucross'ihehe nation," said dwellings ^!)c usedi only lo house fami- to provider cosh payments to unmar-ui federal money," y o u guanuaranlee that the federal pro*. ing with the desires of COiOOP govcr- W illiam T. Sheehan,. lo'low yer for ihc, lies." T he nili:*uling slill lets c o m m w ilie s ried mothers under 18, and proirohibiis Unlike Packukwood. House gram isis unsuccessful?ui Ycs.“ nors. who have pushedd forl>lockft group home. Oxford Houlouse. try lo keep) g)g roup hom es for tHe dis* wwomen or who give birth while onor weU Republtcftns arguedled that their plan Packwikwood said his plan would1 granu with few strings tltaciltacbed. But Monday’s ruling docs3CS not opply to abled oul of some areas. But Ihey fore from receiving an incren-ease in would free generatirations o f fofflilies most likelikely include a f}ve*year. life-. conservatives, includinging Robert gntup homes of non-diiudisabled prople would havet totc show that ihe location theiihcir A F D C chcck. trapped on welfarere Iby giving states time limiimii on cash welfare, workI Rector, a welfare expertm ^with the sdeh^as eoilcgc siuilcni.snis or convietcd could noi rea jo n ab ly accom m odate P.Pockwbod said he wouldd leaveI the freedom to dodevise education, requirem'emenis.for-recip'ienn, andI Heritage Foundation, argargue that, cnmituls, he said. Ihc group hornlocne. thos:hosc decisions to the states, arguingarj iraining, work andid child carc pro- reslrictto:ttons on'aid to legal immi-. some mandates are neceiecessary to' Ciregof>’ M cCrackenn of o Ihe Pacific "There is> fearfc and concem in neigh- Ihothot his goal is to givc^ovemoriors and grams geared towardard moving people grants; whowl collect SupplementalI change behavior and curlcurb rising I.ei!;il I-oundaiion. whicIhich supported borhoods asIS iibey see a group home stoic•tate legislatures moxunum flexlexibili*. onto pnvale payrolls.'ll«. S ecurityty 1Income, o federal welfare> rales ofout*of*wedlock binh Ihe city's uppeal. exprepressed disap- being createdted.'* ocknow-ledged Paul poinitncnL Decisions on iwhere group Molloy of SilverSil Spring. Md.. o co* m homes may be locateded " sh o u ld be founder o f OxfordO* House during the exclusive]) within local:al govcmmcnl 1970s. Thereere now ore 556 Oxford dccision-making^'' he said. "For Houses in 366 states.s -■'Congress ti» interfere is particularly But Molloyoy soid neighbors discover . ' ' irliMHIJC." the group horliomes do not hurm Ihcir^ In Olher decisions; M Monday, ihc property %-aluelues and that group-home |H rcsidcnti tumim o u l lo be m odel citi* • • Reiasutcd a Missourijiirt man's rob- zcns. Aa Oxfi>xford House was cstab* |H bcr>’ conviction by \otinging 7-2 to over- lished in 199090 in on area o f Edmonds,* w B lum u ruling thai said1 tvCoui potential Wash., zonedrd fori single*family hous- irial jurors wrongly werAcre excluded ing. The home tlte Fashii me wos intended to scr\c BtS PI 3 0 -550% Peti bccause thev're liijc'k. I0 t o l 2 residaidents. 0 ; • R u lw K '-.lm aM ich:higan ig case Ihat City official!ials wcnl to federal c«un. B : people canmii be-convicivictcd under a saying the honlome violated a cily zon* "V federal false-staicmenLss law la fur lying ing ordinanceICC that allows no more in dftcumetits tiled in federalfed courts, than five unninrclated people lo live . The ™ iing overturned ai 1955 I'J decision together tn single-familysir neighbor- thai said people could b« J be convicted hoods. There:fc was no limil on the S e m i - A n n ul i a / S a l e for lying lo the executivelive, legislative number of relativesreli who could live or judicial branches of government.gov . together: • Said a Pennsylvaniaia womanw wail- A fedcrol1 appeols court said ihc Stdi'is W echI n e s d a y . c«l loo long before suinglg over.ac 1984 federal housingin^.low does not allow on irafTIc accident in Ohio,io. The unani- exception forr Iilimits that apply only lo mous ruling said a 19S8 high court people who oreor nol related, and the , ‘ Save 30% Pn'rofasaional decision musl be applied rctruoctivelyr Supreme Courtu n a g re e d .. a Caiual CoordId i n a t a a Rea. Lawmakers 36.00-60.00,25.20.42.®:.00. Styles from WEIS USED TO Koret* Alfred Ouniinner,* Norton propose AH[DS haveE SA L E S O N M cNsughtonland otheilers, petite sizes testing for babiesbi ‘p T 4-16.p*s-m. WASHINGTON (;(API - I jl I li vbB Save 30% we R AiPERYand P discovered her*son Terr>’.O’, now 2v:. INnER T . lO R . ■ 26.60. Denim or roijipiirt,i hud AIDS whe.n he nearly pneumonia ai .ige 2 m onths A v.N .» 73i-.197fl I • denim and twill thoc^.i . fttmi ■'gIoBs ' Vanderbilt and;otijiri. p-s*m;4^14. ,

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______Tu<^»y.May16..1995 1 Times-N«ws. Twin Palls,*, IdahoIdj A-f Natiitio n ^lo o diy j trails alibound r " w W E iski trooj>persgai]in Utah Imemoiigiai along]Dakeshii Ridge SALT LAKE CITY (AP],P) — The winter of Credrcdit for creating a military force foi of skiers heavily guanarded German positions on'Mn' M ount 1945 was wami in northern ItItaly, and if there wa.< goesi lbtb C. Minot (Minnie) Dole, whowb also found- BeKedereti)) thei] food-rich Po Valley. Koigitt-RlddctNffwBSavtevJoo * = = ,,i m.:^1r Courtney a any snow left in the Apenninenes, m ost Of it w as the e d thie e lNational Ski Patrol. ■ The attack;k by the lOih left hundredsd s'd 'll e a d . I./S addressed his color-ofblood. c • • ‘ including four Utahns. On M ay 11. 1945. the First Marine men. "The only Nearly a thousand ski tro "My strongest memoryjry fromi Division launched its attack on b BWI way be can take v T K ■••• nothin,Ing has b««n don«» Ili n U t a h , a n d w « -. with the U.S. Army’s those days was two guysys drop-(i Dakcshi Ridge and thetc villagev below . »C5«2^ il 1* 10 m a k e a ^ Mountain Division were: killedI Juilust thought It w ass w\ r o n g . * ping dead on both sid e:s s ol m e with the same name. ” I banzai charge of there, tl and 4,154 were wound nded by when a murtar shell cxplotiplodcd,-.^ ll would be a threc-dai-day fight w ilh " ------” ^ our own. I'm nretreating Germans, who als ilso lost _ • said Nebekw. w ho cam e: tliruugh'tliri key positions repcatedltedlv changing .askmgforvotu■olunteen.'* tlthousands o f men. 4ebelut. D o le sp e n t the third alien their men to death or wou empt by U.S troops tii get H)(1 Ihellii Po grounds inflicted hill. They reactached the top and dug in a g their heroi.sm. Their monthsihs convincing the Departmentent of War that Valley Two pi by the detemiined Jopane I previous aiiempis by regular int'anlryint'ii oncse. Then the ur)der enemyly shelling.■ Then Courtney former f< brolncrs in arms will'ill dedicate during a ski trocroops and mouniain climbers» w ouldn't be a failed, x^iih lie;iicavycasuallips. , suniving Marines wouldlid facef fanatical heard the enerr lemy gathering below for a Mi;morial ^ Day ceremony. luxuryry ini the U.S. Arm y. He notedJ thethi Finnish ski Nebeker sjnJid success became possible allc counteranack.s at ni^L So al te r an . Som etimes the . counterattack.:k. HeI told his men to gath- The names.James Barker.er. John Paul Jones, troopenKrs. wiio in 1940 defeated thee much-strongerm (ipcration tlicic n ijtlit before, w hen 51H) iriHt] Marines were pushed bi iriHtpers J back and the er up all the: grenadesgn they could cany. VVearl Broderick, Howardd Burdett, Thomas Russianiian arm y surprised by lhat fom■m.of i c warfare. sealed, ihe oieeeep tlilTs o f nearby Riv-j Ridge, i ground wolilil have to be ige. u « k I be retaken the They were goinggoi to charge first, into LLarsen. Orval McDaniel. WWilliam Ryberg, F. • Gen:n George Marshall agreed wiw ilh D ole und tlie (ieniiim". h next day. • b> surprise and clearcd tlie ndgendg o f the enem y coluolum ni ^ RRaymond Slight and Harry/ ^Malonas. carved in formetlled Ihe first U.S. Mountaiitain Training unilkrv D a k ^ i village was nili filled w ith tun-. Courtney led the way Ond tbe enem y gigranite, will he displayed in the Park City Ski Commaimand al Fort Lewis. Wash. Aner_e,JUeasiveA H "■SoIxkIv bui bu Ihc lOili IJivision irooperse r\ wiili> nels and snipers. E\-entuollually, the ridge anack was dim Resort pla/^. lisnipted. But enemy shells R 'tru inling in i in Colorado, the'commamand in 1944 tlieirclinihm^'1^! skills could do iliai." Nebeker.e r^ s; id . and the village fell, buibut there was continued lo •There arc olher memorials 10 rain down on tbe (Is lo m em bers o f the becameme (he lOth M ountain Divisionon and shipped ••f-ven for the tJ tfiM.pcrs.. II w ai nut ciu)..'.'s>_.'And .. , another enemy strongpoi (point beyond: Marine*, andd CourtneyC wa* k illed B ut lOth-oround H the country, butlUt nothing has been out to} ItItaly. ' remember, iho'lose were the Iasi m onihs o f Iheihe u ur W ana Draw. he bad held theth( hilL and bad won the done in Ulah. and w e just thoulought it w as WTong." A m ornong 15.000 I Oth troopers, aboiibout 100 were — ihere ptohiihably were people ai^,;ynene wv ho Wana Draw was a loilo n g , n a rro w M edal o f HbniIbnor. though when dawn said “ Dick NebekerofSalt Lakeike City. ’ - from -I- UUtah. The popularity of skiingsk in the thougiit the ujikar already uas over." ravine (about 400 yards ai Is at Its mouth) appcartd. onlyily 20i M arines were le ft Nebeker and his fricnd.t Jaitm. w.:iy nut ol ilictie .Apennines across the flatss oof' f die Infantry Division, but that "People in Utah should knc lhat didn;t stop had set up'hisis lli i ^ t machine run dn the now more abtjui the under■ ththe command of Gen. Georgege P.I Hays, did Pi> \'allc> tnII lliei Alps And ihen the (iernierinan the Japanese entrcnchcdled around the flank. He fireded untili he had used up hi.i unique iiistory o f the division."I . " Nebeker said. ihc vinuinually^imj^sible and crashedled through ihe surrender’coimme. ca.Mle from turning theirir gunsgt on any- last bell o fammmunitioov n Then he drew ------...... one w ithin range.------"------his automaticIc pistol and kepi firing The Marine.attack starttaned on May until he had useduse his last clip. Then he 14. led by M4 “Shennan''lan" tanks pro- threw the emppW gun ol tlw enemy. He tected by Marine rifleifle m e n . T h e then Halted strifstripping the bodies o f fall- Japanese responded withh antitankon guns en Marines for grenades. He found a and suicidc soldieri who1 wouldwi c h ^ BA R aod firedMl ili until it jam m ed, the tanks with explosives.a. IMany tanks When no moinoccweapons were avail- . w eir knocked out. bUfcthele restn gained a able, he lumeined lo help a wounded foothold. Marine — andind w as hit by a a enem y Behind the Shermansin s c a m e th e rifle b u lle t Geniiently. be set his wounded t B ei t s / " '- ! r I ' flame-throwing tanks. ThThey spewed buddy down,I. (hend sat down himself Bes Sumimer Iheir liquid napalm all alongongtheridge*. anddted. ------But tanks alone c^ld not.» t clear every -With only a handfulli o f M arines lefi W o m e n 'ss W o rld FF a sh io n s enemy cove or pillbox. ThThis required alive on Sugaigar Loaf, the Japanese Save 215-40%' teams of Marines withth bazookas,1 made a'last cha:harge. Just as tb ^ were grenades, portable flame*thiMhrowers and about to bvemutrun the hill, a relief pla- explosives who could get(et righti up lo loon of 60 me:men led by Ll. George the enem y position andd dealdi wiib it Murphy camele over< the top from the directly. But with nighightfall.jhe opposite directection. The two forces Japanese would comiome again, cuihedinahamlond-to-hand struggle, and S c m ii-A - iiniial Sale St)tnciime» positions weret wilh his flamethroMrow er before through the holelole. It w as (till a r o u p ■ being gunned down. Cpl. Lo . Louis Haugc fight Three timeimes on the first day. tne ro m p e r s in a variety of prints and attacked and destroyed se%ic%-eral e enemy Marines chargedsed up Sugar Loaf only positioas with g r c n a ^ bcfcbefore falling. .ioJk driven back.bac On the fourth try. solids. SiiSizes 14w-24w. Selection Na^7 Corpsman Williamn >1Halyburton the hill was taktaken but could not be shielded wdundcd Marinesines with hls-hcld.- varies by'S s to re . body from enem y shells,s. titrading his The next da)day. tanks and rocket life for theirs. trucks w orkedI ththeir way up to plaster Meanwhile, the 6th Marinirine Division the enemy andind cover the Marine 1 9 . 9 S9-29.99 Sag wus lighting thnxigh an cn i one rid g e from the immcdis ft P a nIts. t 28.00-40.00.. would be met by fire fromom the opier Tbe Sixth Mar>l^ne (division had suf- two. An assault~6n Mayy I-14 brought fered 2.662 caswisualties in taking Sugar Choose froiom our entire stock in a the 2nd B atu lio n o f the 27th 27i Manne Loaf. The divisi(ision was pulled out of i variety of colors.ct Sires I6w-24w. Regiment to the ba»e oftheof i main the line and T^Urplacod by the fresh 4th • - ridge. Marine Divisionon which expanded the Uul only 40 Marines,, outou o f ISO, ^ i e n t carved intoinu the S hun Line. T he \ J ; \ made it. As night fell, theIhe batulion western halfofthftbe main Japanese line i J , 9 . 9 9 - 1-1 4 .9 9 Sheeting executive officer. Maj.ia j. H e n ry on O kinawa hadid tbeen broken. j ^ S h o r t s1 & Knit Tops

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Medicaid and education” A tby aflcr White House ■ ton's proposal tor by Ihc piisscn>!cr>. riicrvixreix'rts do noi include u probableble causc for the accideni. . he rc»pon!ia\c said llial tlic1C leHli engine of the iwin-cngirginc propeller airvnill wns' , —I aimed at middle- Republubiicans. The risk is that the;iey not to presenl a formaltal alternativet • Rcpublicatis have vowci apparcm iy lu'l ntiiii:.inning: al ihe tim e o f th e nccidciidem. < c J 10 ill). Panettaclass Dimilics. JIc ’—will bebe' viewed os defenders o f a suitU* despite pressure fromw someso mem* Senate Minority Lcadcd e r T o m •said Republicans -Jus quo quc Ihc Republicans conieni:nd bers to lay oul the party'sly's priorities.; Daschle disagreed. should scale dowt>wn iheir $350 billion volcrsrs rejectedr in the GOP electora>ral T h e n u m ^ r o f unofUcjolCjol plans sug* Oregon putublic employees rereturn to work ‘ "W c believe that there oujlught 10 be plan. "Thai's oou u r p re fe re n c e .'' he vict'oric:)ries lost November, gttsis how difTlcull itI would w< have' a dale certain, and mosi ofif us don't said, .SAI.l-AI. Ore riioiisands of state Cmpl(iployccs returned 10 w ork |] T hatlat w as Ihc im pression Icf^ lasast been lo unite the party' behindbel a sin- i differ wilh Republicans alaboul the The contradiciodory views were Ihc week a: Motulay. oiulim; a scxcn-daysinkc' that kepiII peoplep from gelling dri- j. ic as the House and Scnaic budud* glc opprooch, \ e r '\ liL'cnse> andd jo b referrals. Imponance of 2002." saidJ IDaschic. latest evidence: thatll Democrats ore get panels par prepared Iheir plansns. Daschle said Senatele Democrats'C D-S.D. 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Rcpubtican>rso'rur'JiaVc beenb< liliv^ R epublicans havevc ccn1 ic r stage, dccry C linicinion, allcr, a battle royal lo geiget saying they won't negot;g o tia le w ith ' ing the nqisjcxt ar^iumei|cn( over proposed Medicarcarc cutbacks, insist his 1993199 denctc-reduclion planan Republicans until theyy give-upgi the . ■ wh eth er liix c u ts'a re vvi.sc. is'ivcn j{i Ihc th e G O P abandonlon its huge '’tax cut enacted,:ed, virruatly ignored the subjeciK! huge tox cut and agreeee tto look o t, Talk showvguest f breaks Ri^Uvera’sjiose ^demands of dcficil reductiorion. B ut a fo r (h e privile^^e:gcd" and pray for in thec bibudget he proposed this year,or. Medicare in the context!Xt o( f o v e r a ll; Democratic rift emergedJ SundayI political fallout. Republic ■ NJ-:\V VDRK Al.'Vnoihcr day. another brokenI nonose f<^'Geraldo Rivera. m bliciins in turn are.ignoring thehe health reforms. Republicanicam iuv say- ’^ uficr Sen. Christopher Do■)odd, D- But different DemocratsDe have dif- documerment. the only thing approach- In W.SS. the talkk >1show host's nose was brokenkcn by a llying chair w hen q :h* ing Demoemu don’t deseJesen'e lo be. Conn., general chairmanin of the fcrcnt needs, ing a n c a I'raw I hroke onlll 01on th e sel as he inicr%'ieweded young white suprcma- n official Democratic olicmo-10- negotiotcd w iih becouseie they're th not; national party, ' sug cisi' aik! a blaek ei\i:i\il righls leader, jggcsted President Clinlinton is under the tivcloth0 their plans, sharing the risk of cuttinjtting popular, Republican.'! and the admininistration ’inost pressure to10 produce1 a budget There . Diirin^ a iapiii(:g lastI; W ednesday, it w as a1 guest's gi list that did the ere arc several unofTicial alter-:r- programs. il.iina^tc. 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II)-Mich.. a leading cntic o f■llou.sc Hi Speaker C inghch's elhiL-s, lilcd a aunplairilamt w ith Ihc Hinise litliics Comommiltec on .Monda\ con- ceniinp the !'>*«> spccv;x-eches m which G inghch discavscddisi a (iO l’AC-spotv- V - Mired b.nj.idv'ai.1 Cjill^\ji-vMhc I •_V\inencan Oppomiiji^icss WorkshopSN ■■ Report: Innimates help scamm welfare MAV VORK -- MH u n d re d s'o f stale prison miniiiinates helped bilk aboUl S^Hl.WM) Ifoni the welwelfare system in ihe past yearir byh passing on thcir wel- fare ideniificalionn cicards, ihc stale Social Servirrvices Dcpiirimeni said Moiid;iy. Mad the cheatingg 11no t been uncovered b>' compmpuicr maichev between initute list.s and v\elt'ai:Ifarc rolls, the loss would haveve been S2.5 million over llic cimrNc o f the year.;ar. departmcili spokcMiian Terra■rranccMcdrJlhsaid, I'o eut dow n I'lidhcdher on ihe chcaimg. computeiiter checks will be made nionlliK iti.s^-adofijuf ijuanerly siariinVihis Summer,ner. He said. 1 elons lose welfarefare slaiiis on going lo prison.n. blitI if they give or sell llieir ID c.irds andid p e rso n a l II) n u m b ers, som•meone i else could keep tlrauinj: Ihe bencrilN■fits, w hich average aboul S.12>.■*25 a month. McCirath said.

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— ------. J r TuMday, May IS..1005 II TwinFoUa.'lc]ia.'l(3stx) A-7 D (AP) — A do«or who ion , - ^ 1 ^ - TOKYO ( tor* were under onlar* to peiKrform an act of wanimele ai g ^ s t i o n . T h f d e v ia tetes * sharply from historicalI . "During the wor. wc cocor m m iilcd :d falol experiments on tuci performed luch operationi u pncdcc for3T treat* measure is bitterlyy opposed« by con* . truth, atrocities os a group, andI not u^ iiiili- Vets sc Chlneio prii>rifOflert Hid Monday he ing ing wounded Japancae aoldieiien, he servative groups; wh which-argue that il Theyy haveh urged Parliament to> viduols. W e.w crc luld ll)ci>cehc were> ilit ‘aged and aaddened at added. add wat outrag - ' would be an insutiall to Japan’s .war apologize.iz e. o rd ers o f th e em peror,” said lusid Yo%lui. :------J*paa*« reluiiluclance. ta apotoglre for '*We ** UugbMlandUokHd-aa-w-we d id dead and their relativtttves— : ------L awmaicen m a from Jiujan’s l^ e sr*r “ShinonjJco7^8. “Altentnnm nt T i r r ^ v O A 7 iu World WlW ar II action*. th ii thil.- Y uui Mid. “We didn’t’I Ihinic Yuasa and oiherier members ofa political;al party, the Liberal,I camc to sec these octk in1 a dilTcrcnic “ a p o T dg | j- ■ KofYu«.laaa, 78, said he and other there thei wuianytlilng.itnnga abouout it.” group of Chins veferani.ve( some of Democnibrnitt. have said they intend loI light. routiiwlv perfomMd ampu- A fureeofu rou A propotedlrtaolution for debated whom acknowledgedge talcing pan in quash the proposed resolution before ” I feel deep ly o.shiimcdI lhul'p>>rl)a- ihu • titloni, remtmoved organs and prac^__ intn IJapan'i Parliiment would off3fncial« s tr o c i t i e i . lo id Mondoy M< lhat the it is evenen drafted, uid more lhan 4.$'' ment, which should bee thetl con- Q i r liced heartrt injectiona on Cbineie ly ly apologizea for Japan** inva*k)lionsof debate over Japan’*i’t wartime actions millionI proplepe hsve signed a petition. scimce of the nation, doesn'tsn't feel Ihc f o r w a .prisonen. MiMo«t Japueae anny doc* iu Asian. neighbors aod label:I Ihem saddens and angerirs ;hcmj because it - opposingng il.i same way." he said.

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Opilnlorn . a Editoiarial , g ‘NewV urbanisnm’ can briiii n g _ _ ^ backcold commnunity feeliiling ■'New urbaitisniIsm" is un idea su hip. urcirc 100 fee apart, obviouslyisly. have 3 1 ^ M) h o t. thiit lastI w\« v ek it m a d e th e c o v - 10(]OU feet of unused road andind utility crol'Newsweek,k, • linis oh-so-irendy i move- Ne\Jewswcck notes "the absur( menl are alreaJyly aia w o rk . mlaking a l u-rivc-milc round irij f o r a Twi. weeks agoago. Twin Falls's city loafjaf of bread." ■ '■■■"■■fi' planning anJ /onionmg commission cn- . Drop D tbe cul-d»-sac. By elimi donNed a 7 4 .a e aa- - '''village" us pan of .throirough trofTic. cul-de-sacs aat c tu o lly ------lhe_UlJXi)\iiLicii)ciitiilizmion effort, caus“use.cpngcstion by_ fiifmelingn g e v e ry - ___ Rock Creek VillVillage won't be your onenc onto the same few roads. ! average subdivisvision. Some, of the MMix bouiing types. Why building-Jots wilwill be only 16 fc'ct Graiirandma’s apartment be within w id e . / \ m ix tu rec ofo; houses and apan- inglg distancei o f the ranch-styley le h o m e incnis will ring a ppublic square and u wereere her grandchildren live? core of eiininiercercial eonvenicnccs; M ake tne streets sldimy. The wide 2B fl|n resulents'w ill hee ablea to walk to the .strecrects o f modem .subdivisionsns iare cx- , s to r e I'or a c a n o nn o:of milk. pens;nsivc and dehumanizing. NcN e w ur- These ideas _ outlandishou to most of baniinism suggests narrow roadja d w a y s . u s a re so m e oiif l)the keys to the ncw .-bordjrdercd by shode trees that sp:spread d ■ *^||N|[ ' ufhanisni movenicrncni, canoinopy over the street. • Suburbs, withh thcirt cul.-dc-sacs. Link Lii work to borne. Modemc m c itie s V ||'> broad lawns andnd uniform houses, tendnd to separate businessesICS f r o m have become syncynonymous wiih lhe homiim es. W h y ? >Cr,M>a Jn W hatever President ClintonClir ochieves in withsuu suburbs, many of which echo the menl:nl on productivc farmland.d. anfai heclsofproposmling disarming'federal agents in und heavy truck trafllc. It all11 hha as 10 ^ his meetings with Yellsin.sin. in my opinion. . with gojovemment spending. The way I plans t'or Rock CreekCrc Village. Some eomtmmunity that’s far more• livnhleli' Idaho, our clectnted idioLs arc inviting an arm ed iray I see it. •• as out o f Ow yhee County. will never make up for whatwh he lost by ig- no onee ishould hove to pay more. Our m o n ^ e x a m p le s: th am n what most Americans arc T a secret electfonic warfare noring ond a ffronting dieh e BritishI on the 50th needs 10tc be spent more w iscly. Give up big lowlowns. •'Houses that .with.th. project that willI subjects all life forms in and anniversary of V-E Day.y. N o otone industry or individual shoulhould b e S . — around our beautiulifut desen to hazards dial W E N D E L L PE T T Y favorednJ over lhe olher. Bul oil should>uldbe none o f us wilt know-ki aboul until it is loo late, T w u F a lls crediteded for what they contribute toto thdi e na- T he w hole thinting rem inds m e o f the '’down* tion ass a whole. The heavy tmckingig industryir %Vinders" around:id St. G eorge who w ere never Without cash, parkrks languish i s v i u11 i tto o u r n a tio n 's econom y oss wwe e pro-,;; TllieTim ess-News W'amed obout alo;iiomic tests to lhe west. Only In recent years there has been 0 tidal wave vide aI wayw to get our good.s to marketik e t a l a recently arc deathiths being adm itted os classifiedled o f obsessive fervor to conso nstm ct new paries rcaw nallable price. And many jobs are»re providrf CUvk WaSkcrth AlW-n.•n VWdwjii " ■ Puter York . the process. Perhaps you shouldluld spend St.iiugiiK] otiiior ClrcvibciiUlloti Ruii^t.'r AcKvrtlUr^Q dlr«( infomM tion is maw ide public after 50 years o f a n d update old ones. Inithewakcofthe the cdin;h< boohilotslo. storm, there is devastotion,ion, and M agic Val- me attacking pur industry andid m ore Last year, durirring a local parade halt, I ley got its share. T tim e apjippreciating.ihosc o f us w ho put up TIk’ incminci boii of Ihc i-dilorwl boardJ aiWai wTiicfs of cdlioriBls stepped out into> tlthe street and shook hands Walcott Park was a dreaiIreamofRupcn uch an uninanklUl professionn andan c o o ­ .»«,• SloptK-iiStO Hartgvn. C b rk Walwoninjrth and Sieve - 10 drive Ihose trucks. . with candidate BuBalt. Tltai handshake lold me ' recreoiional vehicle enthushusiasu. N ow the ’ a o f — ------J we w ere to aboutut to elect a w im p to lead us. pork is completed, ond dieredi« is no money RLA SHIRLEY IV,.. O ne o f his first ofUcialof acts was to be nice to ond nobody to m a in u lnI andani operate it. J e r o o Koe die Nav7 by allovowing shipments of nuclear C raters o f lhe M oon exte Letterss w ^ te to the IdaliiJio National Engineering Labo.K>- posal of Congressman RidRichard Stallings in *TVuck:k^rs are not freeloadenlers ~ raiory. his reflection campaign,n. bulb on h is defeat T hisI letterli is for Mr. Vaughn Peteruterson of" Hooray for Johnn;nny Horizon Day h to support continued fundingn s o( f l h c . idgei in d ie Senate is support* all talk ended. B urley.I-. ’W here do you get off accuslnjis ln g u s d f ^ c iilfv mg die newly millliliuuit president o f die gun The Cily of Rocks, brainrainchild of national being fre iiihnny llori/on Day.ay. unl'onuhatcly. was ;H, and my colleagues in the fac freeloaders? Wc probably workork hanier orge Bush is resigning his life,t’ parks, cot off on a good1 stonsta em phasizing for less t a soggy one. yet manyty bravedI the jam and latc of lhe College of Southem I s that any odier induslry. It take:takes both ip in protest o f militia mania, ... .. rock climbing. No morer newnc s, a n d 'th e park ■ m y h u sb cold to accomplish lliciricir assigned cican-up lowed suit -wiihoui debate or discussion.dis '“ SmcmbOThip sbond and I to opcraie uur trucku c k w o r t- > , dget in.ihe Senate, die one ____. . . w ill go ba ck in to th e hisioi^ ______rmil_e_s______* T o o0 0ol^en in situations such as thes iio^ books. Buildoz- ingarouj)und the clock. If those wheelsels d o n ’f;’! ve Boise widi alt dial pensionI er tracks hove been foundid inii Uie area, roll, w e < ll was indeed cold.iTChaVtcring C icelh P'® in acudeinia otlen make rcsolui c c o n ’i pay the bills. W e livee in this'"' lean-spirit. money for his suflaff, is a sorry sight, announc- • Money for the parks cam were ihc scene as manyiny show ed up for to not seem contentious or mean ;am e from d ie lI.S".' com m ununity a n d d o o u r share'to sUmuUmulaie the ile Hou.se now supports on ad-- Treasury in Washington. D - th o s e sc ru m p tio u s hoi)i dog'sdl and treats. To when, in fact, healthy debole: andan< dis- "“1 f ' I. D.C. but now die economjny. There is no government agency'll;agei diiional buzz, boir}inb and bum boondoggle in money has been cut off,, leavinglea die parks diat pick all ihosc. I lhank yoti.I. MMany more arc still sion would be worthwhile, cks up die ub. languishing. planninji on completinging those assigned lloif one w ere to \vish to be properly T hosese of us in die trucking indusuyl u y a r e ’"' e m ilitary UMen it w ants some-e- .Maybe the City of RcKks< ks w ill revert back subject ti routes all o\cr our valle;illev. :ind I thank vou med regvding both sides oftheJ f sis l u c . . N cv^,t«llhti I to too many rules, regulations,>ns. prob- :rsoril,c ihmgbctMscwcie pay biUions lo train h to be to the "Silent City o f RockiKks" u it wos lems and .fo r y o u r de d ica tio n toi>scethiycleanupof sc ne ofthe comments by members ( nd situations thal thoM outsideIde oc f die j ;our roads compleieJ. '• N atior:ional Association o f Scholars »wo o u ld 4 S — what it does. W hat il w ants is known to the pioneers whoirho traveled and* industryy know little about. We are renr e l a t e d ' n. northem Nevada and soudi-I- camped along die inrnitgrv It is indeed a wonhwhwvhile project and a enl'ghightening. NAS National Progmrrn m Dir'cc. Oregon. Snuit trails. ' a s lo howow n u n y hours w e can w ork.c .lh Un e re » ^ t own aerial playground, ll ^V IN HOLMES !big help lo our highway»ay depanment here Barry Gross stated before a Marc:larch2US »««Idaho as iiso , - fore limilniting how much money we can nilitaiy aircrat^ woHdwide lo B u rk y , ;in th e couniy. laie Subcommiitce Hearing otiI EdEducation m ake. (D u e to o ur lifestyle, a pan-timiim o ejo b .v J play w ar gam es (The Chi* • Then ihere were ihoieose trucks and drivers s and Humanities that iKe NEH'sK 's S n T i ’ Idaho ,o p a t M cDoi)onald’s is out ofthe question.)»n,)Ouf-# i ', 1-; ricca/of ne»? Why noil EgyptE, has accepted.) vM’v ihe;Ulcan-iip crews;ws Ihis vear. were. humanlanisiic scholarship, and if the: NN£ E H was This letter is in resfKsnseUC 10i Mr^ Vaughn nuidom1 •scorches. R«)uesting a raisele io rale% hoticiheless. out ihere••for fo th e ir 2 6 th year. ,|^’ be e pprcscr\ed, it should be in o fomf o r m a l.. the f e ^ into pubti.>tic land lo enlarge on existingJ Peterson’s con^jifnu con^.^ijghcavy |norf„,r 10 ofTset inflation is uselesss iin n i h i s ^ , neone m ade a plastic oirplane The coofdinaiorN ol'carcach ofourciiies ing lor a substantial shift in itsI priorities,pr base bwause some IS m ost o f th e tim e. There|w illill alwal ays I from a hilltop. There goc< did a gri.ij job and deser:ser% e the cre d it for . pccificall^'. he urged a chonge’C irin cm- - photos shoi fi First off. wc are not freeltccloadeii. Out .' bciomcoleone th a t w ill haul for less. BuiBut (<• [laybe Buhl when som e fuiure orgiini/ing lhe clc.in-u|>.u p .. sis from projects that m'erely■ encour-en< ' Castleford and ma; • '■fair'* state and o u r federalrai governmentj •• .somehow3w. wc keep on'trucking andI praytng*'pra lunuin Hom e diinks we'are W e'\c iirdiTcd gt'odd w ealhcr fo r nexi “ I?';.!’'''prevailing modes of humanisticsticschol- 'chiefpiloiaiM ow m ake sure o f that. W e areX at m om -and-pop that somemeday it will get better. For mmos ost o f " •holar- looking over his fence.fe year's cleanup, so lhalII wwill give us all lip to Ihose thai strengthen schoi business, ow ning a n d opera:tenting our own rig^' us, it is d:die only diirtg we know, andd it beats1 st lim e dtis boondoggle was something to look ior\\ai•\vard to. See you in i’s * inielleetual foundations sUchjch as ef- Remember, last It ukes both o f us just to>mak^ m> ends meet, welfare.' lie. fear of closing Mounuin 14% ! f o n ss toic augment library collections,>ns.dcvc|.. diKiased in public ju si lik e m a n y householdsIs across» this coun- , • R crhap■ps y o u should take the tim e: to mr eet'i ly. Now m at die base is safe, DARRELL A. HEIDED E R “ P cfcrcnce loots and improve thehe iqu o liiy H®"'® « y try. -^^truckerer and his or her family. Get lo'knotC-lo'k ■'• die poor kids wantnt lo play closer to home, WILLIAM CHANCEY’EY o f humumanistic educolion, In 1994, w e trav eled mnore on dum 3W K)0'~'"'^them. Fin-ind out what it is like to always^aysbe ^ : seven Irainingnnges dut Johnny Horizon Coordii le founding principles esubliihedled Iby die « miles on-our state's highwayiways. U sing a gal- aw ay frorrom hoiM in order to providee an in- , Twin FalU ' , .S E m1 in n 1965 were thal the diffusionn of schoi. th^can^ , ^lon o f fuel for every 5 m ilesiles, w e paid die com e - rrmissing all those special momciDmenU ' ired on 10 fly, didn’t Uiey? orshipip Vwould, “help achieve an orderly Idaho Sute Tax Commissioi ddingsi llinerols, first teedi, first -• ID ision nearly $ 1,400. >il(e wedd NEH had bi‘tlerclcdean up act “ »n o f free society, provide m odels c A nd th a t’s no t all. W e alsoso paid[ .0449 cenU steps,.nrsirsl proms. so{\ball ployb/fs, eetc, tc .;e « - •nee lo the. Am erican people andd ttn r a ^ i t Tlierc has been considera per each mile traveled u^ici^ich is nearly in g truck;k stop meals because diere isi s nne a Jcrable dcbale recenlly ichievements and values o f csviliza regatding ihc liimre ol'ilic : S1,500, to th e Idaho 'Transp>1th Moscow trip , menl tor Ihe Humanilics. * menl on a wet^t.distance:e tax.t< This tax is able toshsh o w er every d a y or no t having'tng yo iv ' , ■■cuttinM:ing edge" denies that there ia cotmom m on in* A s a veterain oof f World War 11. no matter based on W eight, td th e Reatheavier your rig, die spouse lo s n u ^ I e next to w hen youI finallyfim ' 'nioM.* in fa\(ir ofconiinuimucd suppon cue the lellcctuj:tual ground, rejecti die notion of < ■ prohlcm s winch libraries an of excel* how hard I try 11<[ logically cannot program more y o u p a y .______ge t y o ur r tu t m Ul die bunk. A ll diosc littleliitli ______I s and uihcr.woi]j]while—Ienccr andar disparages die aehicvem emTitrofthe-i—PreitdenrCI ri Inton3n*rgoIfi^to‘Mo$cow‘((5 ------cniilics would incur if taxpiii.ipayer suppdrt-were pajj O u r p o n lc u la r tn ic k ~ ^I ]tclicensed for - ihmgt yoirou taE T for grantetnU cF beinglg oio n a,''-,*-. . celebrate the 50th>th anniversary of V-E Day withdrawn, (iranied. manymy wonhwhile pro- xh-i 80.000 pounds. Now anywiyway you want lo bowling{ league|i o r active in y o u r local:al PF a r M lai, my colleagues,.!! why I wouldu ld ju v e ____ into_my.computcf je cis under the umbrella ol'i ic r.^ . ------add it up. that's almost S3,(S3,000perycarto TeacTjcr/r A ssociation o rp lc k in g up theJ ie k id i" j o fth e NEH have ben--* bceii thc'Ionctht m em ber voting againstIt dietii reso- A ctu ally , I don cilled librancs. ihc arts und m 't know why this should , use Idaho’s highways. And^nd y o u c an b e as* ' o rg ra n dIk k id s afle r school every ^ y . ind hum anities in gen- im jonn if I had not been 5 m inutes latete d:due to su rp rise a n y o h e si cral. »ui. many luiveselccii : since he also seemed to surcd Ihat every truck whic'h ich trav e ls o u r Discov<>ver diat m ost o f us have hoptfs i cctivcly overlooked workinc:ing w idi a student, and that is whyvhy some prefer Moscow to som e ill-bcgotv:n irash. lasti to hit own country during highways pays to use them,em. And we dreams, jiju s t like you do. T h e only dinci tasteless and oRen • discemTning i people in this country are; teltelling . the Vietnomese ct sc^sift'!. - blaspheniuas. ma.squcradint conflict. • haven’t even covered thtb ffe e d e n l fbel tax Is w e pro>•ovide fo r Uiose dream s by delivieliveriifg ding a.1 “art" under ihc NEIJEH to ■•clean up iU act or forgetrt conUnu.c< Politically, phitc lhal umbrella. ilosophically and trfditibn- we m ust pay. os well os the heavy

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TuMday, 1 ^ 1 6 . IM S . .T Tim«».N*w», Twin Fallt. lOaho> A-9K WorldT C h i n aa e x p kodes niluclear U.S. deleggation attemn id s M I A t^Iks in Hanoi• HANOI. Vietnam (APAP) — High-level U.S. officials:ials The Americans met priprivniely wiili I’ninc Mini.sterer prcssed'V ietnnm csc lead'raders Monday for more helpp irin Vo Van Kiel afier holdirJing talks uiili oU'icitiirffiiin resolving thc cases ofr AAmerican serviccmen missing(ing several Vietnames^minisilistnes. from the Vietnam War,r, Lord said that thc talalks focused m;iinly on IheK- w e a p c The American delegalgalion is the highest-ranking tc >on uncdergroilund g to issu? of 1.6 19 Americncans iinaccounied for in visit since th c United .StaS tat^ opcnckl a diplomatic liai- Vietnam. The delcgalion>n‘.^s aj;fnijii .ilsn includedId DEUING (AP) — .China,na. the only loo nm t------;nt.s.*' Evans said. son office in Hanoi in JarJanuary. regional security and hihuman njihis tuiuliiiuiis in countfy not observing a morBtflrium mo 5S1A ■ T h eJ NNon-Proliferation Treaty Led by Deputy Seerscrctary of Veterans Affujrsijrs; Vietnam, he said, _ __on.nuclca_r_«e*is._condU'id u c ic d j a n - .W .t7»...... I . . ::|fl_allows^ onlyon the five dcclitrcd nuclcar llershel Gober. thec jgn>up includes Assistantani • "We-agree. both sides,es. that ilicrc has been nuilcic underground nuclcar cxpic(plosion on . monowoOtJA (, i H pow ers3 -~ China..lhc United Stales.J Secretary o f Stale Winstcistcm'Lord and Jomes Wold, thc tangible progress, am! wwe are discussing ways and------Monday in iu western descrrsen, R u ss io0 ., IBritain and France — to■ deputy assistant sccreiar•tary o f defense for PG W -MilA IA means to continue our cooperati«)n."c said l.c Mai. The test come four daysysoncrl7H s ^ I c g ilimmatcly a possess nuclear° olTain. Vietnam'.s deputy foreign:n m inister. nations agreed to indeflnilcliiely extend x'mjmwo ■ w eapons.ms. T hey in lu m agree to workk I------tlie Nuclear Non-!*roIiiolifcriition ^U n d e r g r o u n d ^ l o w a r dd tctotal nuclear disarmament,I. I— Treaty, intended to stop< tlie'spteadtin • CHINA „nudairtaat |jW includingling complelion of a compre- of atomic weapon-s. Cliina I na has con- ncpal tara/AI hensive'r/e'nuclear test ban treaty by tinued testing in dcfiancoiiglas MaeAnhur during thc iM io fa p ; : Leif Nordgren. a scismol 1953 Korean War and by $599 $995 U tU U SM jlM K Ih e S w e d is h d e fc n h c -rc leaden, in 1972. agency FOA. described Mnnila)[Mi > “#or«flx. p,riod«."g.” prohibitioiition and thorough destructionn mologuts recorded mo\emc ms that signed: 172 “[.nuclea:lear weapons." the Foreign s u r in g 6 .t in m agnitude Jusi ry spokesman said, colling on jrs;:; rtam nations lhat : RBGAL\^WALLSAEN'J REGALEAQUAGLO) noon Beijing time (midnight nuclcar nations to reach a“ 2215-OO.Ftal 1 i 333-00-Lalex* Semii Gloss Enamel T h e test w as th e flriit o f rfiv i\c China sn the non-fir^t use ofnuclcar is expected to conduct by' ih< Ihc end o f |______I weapons.ns. 1996. Ils last explosion wa.> u (Oct. 7. tfiCtnfoM C h in10 a isi believed to have the ^ 9 9 5 Japan immediately lodgctJged a for- tion lo nuclcar testCiting. “• smallest;st arsenal of thc declared mal protest and Garetiilh Evans. "China and othcther nuclcar weapons nuclearr powers,pt with aboul 250 toi n . n ' Austrolio's foreign minister,.ter. said il slates mu.st comene to terms with thc . 300 warheHheads. It .says it has conduct- was “deeply disappointinlling" that imminent fact ofof a ban on nuclear cd only/ oneon nuclear test for every 25 China had again disrcganledJed opposi- leMmg for all limime and in all cnvi- conducted.led. by the United Slates. 8 MOORCRAFT MOORCRAFT I LOW EXTERIOR- LUSTER EXTERIORACRYLIC STAIN VINYL Russiann troops 1buiFn'CIji jechnya, I 1 8 5 -0 0 17 9 -0 0 $1 p 5 leveling; villages,$, killing civiliansc 1^ 1 2 !! GROZNY. Russia (AP)) --• "Using Chechnya in Dccceccmber to crush its three yeaneani." I-linur/ayev said. "We artillery, rockets and warivarplancs. dri\e for indcpcni:endcnec. Yelisin has ht>pc CiraclIrachcv will t>e mistaken again i, MOORGARD-. -. MOORLIFE Russia has ground forM'ard1 reirelentlcNs- dism issed ihe coniontlict as little more a n d it.will will finish by the end ofthe t LOW LUSTER EXTERORRAT ly w ith its scorchcd-carthN pipolicy in ihun a policc ope■pcration to mop up year. iutUut if he continues using Ihe rebel Chechnya, leaving ci\ivilian ili dead L'hcchcn gucmllus.lus. O n the baltleHeld. sam e mcth)cthod.s it will list a lot longer f HOUSE PAINT■ HOUSE PAINT sn d W Ibges burning in lU wakAake. . h ow e\cr. Russianin troops use combat — thisis is the* tl tragedy o f our pc«iple." I 1 0 3 -0 0 10 5 -0 0 — Over the weekend. R u ss ia n hehcopieri. lank.si.s und i ruckct launch- T h e Russian Ri. government has > Defcnsc'Minincr Gen. Pavelcl (Gnclic' ers-to ferret outit lightly I armed bul promiseded elections,i and Elmur/aycv $ J^ 5 9 said the war in Chechnya wouldwoi eon. well-hidden CbccJ;cchcn fighicn in the .said ihereere will be a referendum on I tinue "oi long as neccs.«^.y. tunlil the wooded foolhillsills of the norther^i Oicchnya'ilya'swvCTcignly, ; . bandits realise ihcir situaliunon i is hope- Caucasus .Mountainains. But vtoscowMos has made il clear lhat: 1 •Custom coJors slightly higfiorlor . , ^ . less." .Sijthtly skimiishislics in Ihe Clicchcn it will lotnot; allow Chechnya to bccomc: FARMHAND Fighting in thc breakawayay t republic cnpit:il Ciro/ny liavtavc left Ruvsia uncer- indcpcndcridem and any of tn d of sover- inlcnsifieit almost immedialel)ilely alter II - tain o f its holdd ion Ihe republic,' cignty *ouldwou therefore be very limit- WHITE, RED OR01 f C S a ofl>ignored unilateral ceasc-nre cea Moscow alreadyy fefi a rs/c b c l infiltra- ed. BROWkBARN declared by Moscow expiripircd last lion inside thc ivcareas conta>lled by ils U nbowt>wed c by M oscow's use of YOURcastniir^^ f AND FENCE PAIl BUnOfS>INCMAT[RIAl (INTCR week. ^ temporary adniinistiiislralion. ovcrMhclmclming firepower, the Chechen ' 19 9 -0 0 ,’Prcsidchl Boris Yeltsin announcedann 'Russia's contimlinucd use of large- rebelsire are dcicmiincd to Hghl on as Sok} m 2 salkxi txxActs onlonly .■<.| £ i i i J M ' ■ Uie truce in an attem pt to dcflcfflcct inier- scale f»>rce Kxles( illill for a quick end to they didI forfoi decadcs in thc 19th Centu- national crilicism.fromI RiRus.sia's ,tlK:>imnict,_saidJ»iJ je rso lt ELItnur/aycv, ry again.stist c7Jristc conqucrors. bloody cam paign during Viciiiictory Day a senior ChechenL*n ofilcial speaking "Theyy (Russians)(1 have orders io 8 » cdebntions and thc US.-Riuslauiasum- inside the bullet-st-sciirrcd temporary comc upp ihrougl)lh the'wiMxls but there *1011;a l mil in Moscow. As was cxpccpeeled, Ihc administration buildinghu in central are alreadyady plenty o f Russian soldiers departure of the last foreignign leader Gro/ny. lying oroun•outul for Ihe d«igs and w oh es VOITWINFALLS JEROMEICOME GOOOlW Burnt* brought a new Russian as.<>ault.lult. "T ile defense m m in iste r (Cirachcv) to eat.'* said sail Chechen commander Isa I M BK H 733-55'1 324.8tCtci 936 w;-; f,;6 Thousands of civilians haveha\ died said first it wouldId lake two hours to Madaycv.:v. •'Their' am u)r and theii^air- since Russian troops pourclu rcd in to lake Citcchnya --• - - in i January, he said planes von*twon help them there." Archaeologii^sts ■ m 1 , 1 1 * 1 ^scover ruiilihs | g | g ISE H gQB 4C-Gli^nesecicity • BEIJING (AP)' — ChC h in e s e r , . archaeologists have uneaiiticdtbed niins . of an ancient city dating backack 4.000 ‘ lo 6,000 ycari. You'd think thal after 5'50 years of earth . T he ruins, discovered int th'the cen- •tral city of Zhengzhou, H I en an mo>noving.'Stanley Rush'woiould g et tired of province, ore believed lo bee ththc . C5t o f their kind in Chino, thc1C > ipe'raling machinery. NotDt so . W hen h e's off N ew s A gency rcponed Mondo The earthen walls of thee ci arc thhe e jp.b. h e an d wife R amnona c lool around on • 16>4 feci to 19K feel w idee al their •base and more than 9.9 feet w at aI Harley—the H motorcyclee he's sworn by their td^, the report said. ThThe included a num ^r of foundsindations. ince 1937. cellan and lombs, it said. '.. It said archaeologists u. ^ l i A T KlOMAL Friday as .it was sailing offr ihiIhe Red ■ Sea port of Bossoso, then boardedbo. S b a m1K__ i -..A.- "A T u i t i o n 'Mxi Canin Count On ’ i*Nin^pTOple. includmg twoIWO chip yc: 5 443-4351 3 734-15C500 536-5271 9144 Mam M street 890 SToattone £ his ton OsriSn, droi >SlEast 160 South laar>o

t . _ ’ ',1 ; v ' r ______A-10 Tlmo»-N»w*.. TwinTw Fanils. Idnho TuoMay. MayAsy 16. 1M5 ...... — ■ « ■ Idaho — § — . E x ^Klanlceader ci^ a U sIdlahoh(ome nProsecutor: jailed 2 da>ays I SANDI’OINI' lAl'AIM N ordiw esi .seriously,ly. . «v^lio publishes The Jubibilcc. a bccome 0 hom ciaeland for white peo- Q J liutiKiti rititiK ortiimiiii/aiii>ns i/ lire eon- " tic has lut: never been one to be ull niiutiunally distributed ami-1:i-Semilic pie, 3 n dmnken-<-driving cha]arge| ccr^icJ lliat ;iii inMucti id no action," Klanwuich's nnew spaper. "He's one of m ucntial ticisi. once lalk und r my closest friends. SODA SC SPRINGS (AP) -— probation and undergoI un un alcohol*.: iricJ t\ir ploiiiiii: to overthrow the Daniry' Wcleh \\ wrote, rcccntly ol' ■'Mis' nio v c to N orth Idahlaho is of but he has his ownow agenda.” Butler vcfa 'ctcran Cadbou Counly PttMccuioillor abuse evaluation; Il wus'US hisI nrsi r liovcriim cni. ix im>vi "Mc docsn'l.jusi ndvoeute great g cunccm to anyone whcho values said Ia.st week, loving lo northern Hcum. "I ClytVlydc E. Nelson is serving tw o day:ays drunken driving conviction, jndcr(:round — tic dues il. He jijusiice Iind peace." sayays Bill ' Beam is the lat Ijoini: und lotcst in a series of jnjaiI jail aller pleading guilty (o a mi>115- "The judge OfTered IwmUK co a rro t for- •• l.oiiiN tk 'a n i. a loriiicr tor Texas Ku doesn'tt juji st assmuth. white suprcmac acisls. separatists Jcmccmeanoc chargc ofdnmken drivingng. the lime I will spend, but 1Itlid tlidn'l warn' ^ K1ii\ Ktaii gnitid ilni^Iragon and anihus- preach vi the and Christian Id Identity followers Magislrale Mi Ronald Han Monda>b y ony special treatmcni.’' Nclsoiclson-siidas!^ sailor for llic iic»>lo-N a/i Aryan lencc, hV'l;he ‘He (Beam ) d(doesn’t Just N'l,,orthwesl who have follow*)wed Butler's carli- LsfiiflncdJ'!eI»ojL$50(,)^vyiihhck:lil_hc.prcpnred lo.go lo jail.ail. ’'1■ havers Niiiimis M'cl. reccn.ently purchased i|iiiie cap oalitiun cr call to make ;ap!i- preach violelienee, he is Cuu ke the N orthwest’ ."iinotinother KK days o f jail lime andnd olways been known as aI lunj-noscd’^ li:ir |>ih |h;i i > tiiMr licrc. b le o rit." g a in st their home, lable of It.' upended his driver's llcens4 foifor prosecutor, and I descn. e e Ihelli same' ■( '•|l!> ,i|>|\ircni pvni'vniianent iiio\e ii> lleainI ivasvv q u i f e c a p a l alicious The list includctides Bo Grilz, who X monlhs. Hart said he would re- penally I u txild ask for itnyumiy»HK else." ! 5 a inalter of sonic involveded in ^ Haniimssmeni has his ‘'Almost ilic Si'riliw cN i IN a ii it \ H eaven" develop* ^volu/aluate the license suspension in The prosecutor wass aai rre s te d ; “■ ooiiLoni." sail! NKirviiirvi’n S tem o f t h e a slio o (-o Sealilc. menl near Kam — Danny Welch, Dmiah and David 3o) ,iadays wilh the possibilily drivingng Friday night followinglg nn minor;:}, Anii-nolntiiaium I tMieajiiie in Seattle. wilh poli W a ,s s - Barley, who mov lOved his pfo-whiie prjvirivilcgcs could be restored for'ot accident. N elstm s:iid llis his c c ar slid j Uoam-N lios.uiiWllh the .Arvan in M cmcd Klanwatch writer niuiijlh and Christian Iticniinlity church from ork irsvcl only. , in to a te le p h o n e p.<>lcaKca»car ihc Nalions and iiuiu-e icccnt ci'ntiicls l‘>S7 lers spec- Arizona lo Sandpoi point. NeNelson. 52, who pleaded guiltyIty police siatiop..M.Jn:jem>rrpyrtcd the!'I iiivcineiit • s«yi:csi lle vv str that Beam won't talk » itli i1k' im lilia tiuivc a lk to reporter^ a.sk- to ihcIhe chargc, musl serve a year’sr’s accident al the staiioii. tlic iicci! Ill coiiiiiiiii'llie careful moni- rcUinicd1 toIn ihe United Sluic.s. w here U'Beam is a possible su-ccc:;cssor tu ing why he's moviiiving to (ne region. • TDriii^ o f Ills aciiN IticIties ami associa- an Arkans;ins;is jur> ucquitled him und AAryan Nuiions flfindcr RRichard Beam gainedd allentioni in (he iiiiii".," Stem saul • o th c is vvitlMth ties lo u violent Ar>un HiHuller. 1970s ih violent: confrontationsco wilh llic Soiilliorn l’o\oruen\ law Cenier Nations olVslKH>tof Hie O rder o f plot- Butler, 77. .said he wetelcomes Vielnamesc fishermen fis along in Mi'tiii:i>iiicr>, Ala.V ia..'w hich m oni- tin^: lo ov ow e rth ro w th e federal j}ov» -• B«Beam's arri\-al in ihc Northwiivvcsl. bul T e x a s’s G u lf Coosoast. Since then, he We own71 atid offer I lors /.icjsi i/>. iliro ijp h il.s enim ent. hahas no nlua'> ihai w ould allow>w Beam, has been a rcgulaular speaker j» ih c _____ :_K.Ianvvalcli piihlicalioIlion. catlvBcam lieantt hh a s purclia& cd 36 a c r e s . 4H48. lo.bccomc his succcssot;or. Both. Aryan W orid Con'ongress each sum- . ■VA_: “a tanalii" xUio shuiitdsliu hcvtukcn viith I'aiilul Mall.l of Mnripoxa, Catir. h»have prcuched that the region>n should mer. TENNESSIEE VALLEYY Ranchi[ier displeeased m thh wolf puips on hiss land AUTHORIITY POWERI The Asaociitcd PressS3 R anch. s;iiiv:iid he w ould nither ll;e lil- money," nu ihe rancher said. "LcLet’s ju.st p ro m ises ab o u t how ho' reintroduction BOI)NDS te r w-'s llilluut on his land. And tic hud Ici them do ihcir thing andid prove and ils con,![' rccirecovery prjijcct lhan one vv;wuv to fighi ihe muliimil- are arc not moved, (hey will adodopl the livestock killed isis happyI about it," A Govemment ajttijtcney k-aiior in \toiilana.. JoeJ< Fontaine, lion-dollarar government program to area arc u,s their icrritory and rcrrtaruin. ' h e .said. "1 c an secc wherev Ihis ranch- conccilcd thal al K-si<1 IIhe atiiiiide is reintrjHlucccc the prcduiorv into ccniral . U I u];ihe ra n c h c r p la n s to coopcr* cc cr would be guardardcd. He doesn't Cuii o r ntotop h>' today. '•w an’aiKl >ce " Id a h o a nid d Ycllowslune Nutiunut ale, ale more oul of curiosiiyy about. know us yei. Arerc we going to be —_ tlic ratiL'hcr hiinsclt'.self. Ill an in ie r- Park. wwhether h ihosc behind (heIC wolf the typical ^jg-go ^i ver nment Mcw \Mlli I•a^ll•n1 Idaho l«h l arm A ' "t'liey're're already spending our recovery rec effort will keepp th e ir agcncy'.’" Court exemptse rretraining; benefits1 ffrom funddlevy J UOISI- (AP) t h e Id a h o in‘’th e caseISC of (iloria Adams, who vulivalue uf the company or any/ lossI of was only a pdnialat .owner — albeit Supreme I'ouri has cNeinpied had hccn injuredin. while ctnploycd at, business bus due to a disputed contmtraciu- majority ovsncr —- o o f the company. retraininj: b e n cfiis Iront Iroi the 5 per- farilH>u MemorialMc Hospital. As part] al arrangement*a The Supreme CourtC< ruled that Gen«i111ne Sturgill D an King . KBob Seibei Kt n Stutitu a rl : cenl levy iniposeil hyby the su-called of the scitliitlcmcnt of her claim. lhc\^ TTlie decision upheld the awiw ard lo vs hile Yack held on! only 51 perccnt o f 2^ Addison Ave. E. Suite 105i Otr*DiATc.-8BheltlO IllMaioAir.aAir-Eail secorul-Hiiury I'liml on un all worker's Stale Insuraurance I'und agrvrcd lo pay^NJ’ocalello n Aulo Color Iniinc. of the company, sheIC ' was as actively ^ conipeii'aliim hcnel'tis•ftis except per- S.^.-OO for for a program lo retrain 15147.000^ - in damages becuuluse an involved in ils mamanagement and P h o n o 734-9106 Pl»oe73W92S Phooe7«-TZUOM iiianeiU anil temporal disability Ad:inis as. au tcuclierN' uide. JJtrt^mj^otive ti t paini ma'nui'acuclurcr excrcised the sameoc control "that an *11010olc cxprcBicd ua th e low er o f yic. icid t icid io callall inci’iiic A l lh all l point. Ihc Industrial ccuceased supplying it paint wiwithout individual ov^ncrcr of a business effccticctive JVI4/9.S. .M arket riik li u conniderulionc on invi-KtnivnI*III* Mild n In Its uiiaiiitnouious' dccision Special Indendcmnity Fund tried lo col- ihcthe reijuircd 90-day no(icc bcibccause would." p rioior ri 10 m aturity, Moiiilay. ihc lii^h’coi’conn held that Icci the .*vere included in am ount I'orLir ttiei poul of cash used to wu:wus already over $36.00DOO in value estimates isis something the ilisability inconic hemle n e fiis .m d n»it c o n tp e n|ect lo the levy lhalhat rin.inces dis- injuries, LLindu Yack, who owned 51 per- much weight to givgive to such-icsli. ______' Memw New Yo>k Sock CjicnvtgB.w.bic I >StQjiit!e»l»iwJctl‘ii^n.lKKiCo>pCtypomion ______abiliU |uynieiits in I «iwi'ikets whose in a secoicund ease, ihe high court ccnccni of I’ocatcllo Aulo Color,ir. tc.sti- m ony. ihc court rxiletlied. H H innific' on two ditl'creferetit lohs have reaffirmeded its prcccdcni thui tiiv. licillied during Ihe damage irial.ll. abouli eumbinoil lo periiianeanenily ilisable owner oTata bu.sine&s even if oiily thIhc e Imanciul loss cauKcd bb; y th e j------^------them . ____ ‘ ..the majoriiyIly siockhol^Jer uf a curpo- brc.breach uf eunlractrfflfiTlhcc p a in t the terse, llifee-pajicla^c riiliii(: cam e ratio n - is is qualitled'to assess the mairnanufaelurer objceled becaus' she ^2S^^3E^^3e5ES2 8Sm ■ B in ^ MAhNININGTON Celetbrate 1 1 I ' l I 1 ^ ' J ality Care i SmP"g ■ ^ A L L M O N T• Hh l o n g ^ ?re The Quality CcMinues" With N ■5 ' ' m IBE, OIL &^ ^ I L t^ R GHHANGE " I ^ /C hecker*re InllationInl / OttnQiEnglMl I p 100 I b K j CtiingsEnQirInQin'eOilFlnsf ' / t o p Ofl Alt Fluidluld Levels t f l # ^ • J I ■ 5 5 0 * ■ • i i I / Lube Appllcalillcalile Zero' / Qieck Beitt & K rebatee on a = / Vaaum From Floor Boants / Wash Exteriorw WH lndm i n l^-'PlusTax ^ I !■ j beautift■ul floor - ■ ^ f-A' r ~fii\ALL AROUND2 IIIrotati P MannlnKton C lau■ic"' ic ' floor., a bcautlM and ' ■ I MiVIINI SERVICEE TIRES fa>hlonabIe line off vinylvl l1uor>, have become /U b t. oir A Finer avcn morv itrikinit.*il(.That'i bcChtcl which m akei evet ^ ~ / 'i '' ■ /b R tn rS m tu I Plus tl.fJVaS pattern th a t muchI moremi appealing. Combine /iflpoimstntro I Tax_ mggJII th n t with o u r l lI'y ''/ ear Total G uarantee iiUI Coverage and you haveha a deal that Juat can't berelsMd.Soeometle to our store and eee the IBATTITERY||A/C SER’RVICEI real reason peoplele lilook forward to aprlng. SERVVICE &CHEliCK__ — Tbe reb«t« oflTer Uitioopeuquareyardon IS iCtOTT Cl«i»ie’“ :------i“ " ' i B -~ ti.Fnon /CItMtaaMyTrt /Ovictciwiibe’■3L /fSnSifinlli/ /CltM BMwyPn ^ MannN I N G T O NI C L A S S I c'liI /taaiiABU^W t f li i f i i l !

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' vl ''. . I N Bey [Arouiind I.JetS lkibaitl stanids att C e n tt e n n i sal ! BySetnL.McC»tt^ abide by th e: tsam e law ^ lions of the Srtakc Rivi^iver. County wotcr- for alioIlowing onty certain kinds ofo f mi oior- Times-News writer “I’d like ttto see you guys give themm 0 ways laws could be motmodified to differenii- ized boi>oais on the river chance, a t leM ust," O liver said, ate between sit-downI andan stand-up motor- Mau|lughan said his opinionn -' that • tlieva . TWIN FALLS - The countynty is keeping His remarlsrks helped convince-Blainline ized watercraft, bui he m Mev ® c said he would noi be Cenienr rnnial park (ilTerx a "last bestst place pi to Jet'Sk7s and similar personalnal motorized Billman, a KiKimberly resident who servervcd willing to spell out thoithose difrcrcnces this enjoy! thet serenity" of the Snakeake K iver Prisoner tri at least for this summer.X existing 199292 ban on Jet Skis. “If they’ry’re "I think there’s a legiti:gitimate argument for luii. fivmGooduling jail' j Couniy commissioners saidd theyt> weren’t that sincere: ithat they wanl to do exactictly us lo talk about," Reinkeike said. "Nu'i;)'one shtiuld be held hostagegc toti latt. willing td lift the ban Monday,y, evene though whnt a canoeiieisi or a fiiherman wants lo>do. dc . E xisting law s prohibitbit boats from makitig suii ihreireats." he said! GOODING - Uate te Saturday evening, watercraft users submitteded a petition then give thenem a shol,” Billman said. . whitcwoter wake alongng the river between ‘ Jet Sl Gmitopher Gnunmermer, 3 6 , o f HagcTman. M( Ski'.UNCPi w ere ange.rcd b y 'ththe e coun- Monday with about 300 namesmes of couniy County Commissioner Marvii•vin Auger Foils and a setet of( buoys 600 reel ty'sacii •ttq n p te d another escajscape from tbe G ooding ret residents who want to open uprp thetl county’s HcmplcmanI cofTered lo open the river up.up upstream of the park’:rk’s launching urea iefT■ Sharp,S uho rrins J&C Motor : C ouniy Jail occordiRgRg lob authorities. Sn tor S pons Snake River park to all motonzeiized boats. on a triol basislis. 10 all motorized boau. B oats mu.M ob ey a 255 mph rr limil upstream m TwirI'in F a lls, sa id h e d o e s n 't ihir S he rifT Jim Ja x Mid sai£ this time it didn’t^ Ihink the ■ The.petitioners said they haveha .a right. - Hcmplcmanan said he wouldn’t mind let* let o flh e buoys, countyy wn tinkering w iih the lawV afler al an Idaho Falls and a 12-foot-long i: jet-powered watcvaiercralt. __ ceil m d aitowed OiOrammer to (akc i b« between Pillar Falls and Augerger Falls. The ihere.” He foui)und no suppofl, however, fronrom doctor threatened to sue(ue the county, alleji- Sharp saidsi he would be w'tlling to0 testtc out, •hower. Jax uid. WVii^liewui^back S oii oiily access to that str«tchtch is from commissionericra Brent Reinke and Oenni:mis ing discrimination agaiIgainst personal jet- the coununty law. in bis cell, tbe inmatea te th rew ao m e so rt o f Centermial. M aughan. powered boats, "I wa:vani 10 see w h al th e y ’ll d0 o w h en I caustic liquid into< thelh< jailer's eyes and ( Gary Oliver, owner of Centut:itury Boatiand Reinke sailaid the sm aller jet-powere a.m oh o n l .histoty interviewr'icws, letters, writings y. said Lt. Ror. A.xtman <'f theIhe Twm' and reminisccnces byf BrinkBt to describe Ihe 'otice Depanment. experiences of growingng upi in a sm all west- u/ukt Sidekick wilh Twinin Ff a lls cm tow n at the lum oif f theth century. t (2 T | license plale% matchingh:ng ihe Reed’s 7:30 p.m. ThursdayTJ prescnu- iiion of ihc car polite alreadyidy u-cre' lion includes slidescs ofi historic pho- !5 for was rep o n ed siolen .Sui.Sunday -tographs and exccrpisrpts from Brink’s lon. houpv aflcr the shcK'ting. books and articles. ih. that's the c'ar%»e'rc jookinging for.": n said Mi>ndn>‘. Hospital planniniling committee Jgh Wiggins was a passcnge■nger in meeting open to:o public| ^ h '.; CASTr pcr>on's c a r a t The tim e o fhhis is stay.s IMOMJ [ looking Please see KILLERL E R /63 i SUN VALLEY -• OfficialsO from St. SiJckick ' Luke’s Medical Centerer ofc Boise Uill meet c a r fo r with the full body ofif thell Joint Planning 7 , CaMlefoihoolelectioii )ns Committee in an openen :session st 2 p.m. M e . Ryan May 23 in the Sun Vallealley Solarium ofthe ^ m om ing Wood River Mcdical Center.Cer du n n ggin a at noon1 St. Luke’s has beejiII opposedof to opening fSA cnnveni:mca-News a n y negotiation m cctingiings to the public. - — - IfIfl ayary studant Spokesperson Cindydy Corrinpon( said a BB31 * store an ° S HAl.i.S V..lef^ in pans ..t..f r«.mF meeting wiih thet JointJ Planning In th* elemismantary achool ys before V H u h l. I llc r . K im b e rly , Man^lansei'i. Committee was necessa:•ssary lo review sev- r a a d aI ^“chaptar” c book H Sunday. Counts. Jemme <'ountv. WentVendell. era] studies and receiveve committeei input. for U>«lr RiadingI laIs Fundamantal ■ FalKPfll nan. Hliss. Kichflcld.'shosh.i.sh o n c . ' Since tw o electcd ofTiiofTicials serve on the ■ A Suy program, BllaaE principal ch. Camas Counis and H HI. la in e jbint planning comih:nrhitye, by law it Kavinn LancaatarL aald H County go( lo the polls iiHlav sh o u ld b e open to thic'pijblic, e 'r according docripiii h* would do a hula danca ^ S U | 1 Falls School District Kesidesidenls to an opinion byf BlaineI County H looking I lonheasi scciion oflw m lallsalls will Prosecuting Atiomey Fri for thia a atudantI body. aftem oor ’ Fritz Haemmerle. iblc. to 4«'tc in the / o n e -5 cIccicIcCtUMI Thay mathla at ^ ehallanga.. ■ "Yeah. On the agenda arc a '“demand model" c Olsen. Lon (larnand.d . D el AtMva, RichardRii Dugan, A \im .in for future services. population po| projec- er. Ben Windsor and Ray WareVare arc H Thoug tions, a fund*raising( feasibilityfe discus- a Bixth<{th<4 rada teacher [! lor that seat, vacaied by. iioiii a rd ■ amithcf p sion and nnancsal'forecaecasts. ateiissseha:hool, discovers an Steve Tolni.m I Until Oct. 15. Sl. Luki.uke’s has an exclu- hla pririclpaIpal draaalng up a rc open from n oon ii' S p.m p rr . ai sive contract with Blaineline Couniy and Sun ' ' In a graaa akirtrt andi cocounta th lilementary Schiwl Valley, co-owners of}f thet Wood River In th a boyslys* locker room School Oictrict KcMilcntss in the Mcdical Center, lo condunduct in ^ th feasi- est diagonal of town can vonvote in bility studies for takingig overo tbe hospitals, HMondinday afternoon. , Board Chaimuin Lee Popplcvplew ell Plans call for constiuciiotrtion of a lin^c hos- . Lancastartl^ntcn took' th e atage rth V andW ater in Z one 3 PollsOils arc pital at a yci-to-be-detcrmm n in ed location. with teacher om noon Ui K p m at the disid isin c l • Lindaa Ruby,R right. :‘J20 Mam Sireei. R e^ tratio n forr AAlternative School District Hanker•r Fi F re d . High School set for Wednesday Please see SCHOOL/O L /B 3 H i TWIN FALLS - Rcgi(egtstralion forthc c< Magic Valley Alternativeive High School is 3 I V to 5 p.m . W ednesday. SlvStudents must meet Viilitiamilan writtes Armlageddo ^ery plarin state “at-risk’’ eligibilibiliiy guidelines. ’ Lockwood County g< Students m ay enroll'for•ro oi n e o f the follow - “ X ” fficialI will he required to stay:ay andi > ues-News writer tng: English 9.10, 11, or 12, Algebra 1. or Time! Ihe no: O ovem m ent I and H. Classes lou run from May i k won'l be a proleiiion anymoym orc 30 to June 16 from 7:3030 ia.m. to 1 p.m. au. .*rwlN ” FALLS - ’unhapp) ry for couniy onicials wiliI eq: equal n er i ca ls _ 4>r c s e nt ,_m H it i a_ o rj Tl Samuel Sherwood:______------the-Firat Piesbyterion ChurIturchlnTwinFalb.------ivcrage------muel Sherwood has a detailed<1 blueprintb ithin the county. C all 733-8823. for m ore inf nil ba that one day It wlHt ■------the future; ‘ > bloodfhed tiefore we areI ISooMsm] must be ohown fc x>d'has pre-Armageddon politiolincal \f le r th e curreni govenuncn> falli the itreeta, tho claaaroomi 00, Bclore a wormwoodd sm ia r Artists,'crafters sosought for i'sH om osexuals w ill b e pu t co dea eOuanuMaeoftfwSecondi aj^osedi to nakednaaa of whi S auiooihonc-lhird of the canh. Sherwotw w h I « So will aborbortionisu, Animal Shelter fund-raiserfui ' Its Intents from behind the Buhl > Se boothb fee is S45 or property s e iz u r e s .' "S5?SWSr Americans for Btt ClinionI say t You cani do that" ne all Amcncan irtwps currcnrrcnily ^ fo r th e tw o -d ay event. They'll lose dwirwir library .nd his homoioaaxual-antl-god aoenda, ->M iftofisaBA dvcrseoi, Proceeds from the arts and craf\s fair ^ ' privileges instead.»d. iheywMnotdol0 K ...* ______^ tod also seeks to wipe out thele UU .S will go toward reducingng Ithe cost to spay ■ • - • Jesus Christist ^will use "■ ent’s deportments of educoturotion. . ■■ o r n e u ter an im als adopieoll o f . ' ' ■ - — I . not endure"en and says ‘lio state vtill:dll survive headquaners in BUckfoot,Bl Idaho, for ~ reouire r govenuneni ofTiccs i S20 T he salar>’constitutions in the 50 stoleH oles. ^ — the-eoieom iR g' hard tim es.'”—' ■ — $23 inchiding shiplipplng^and handling. Sabbath, ! elections will be h I says his new xystem of govciovem - *Thailiai book and his speeches revealrev his His bluepnnts1 nmake sweeping changes - and s paper ballots will repla lild be implemented - andid thl e o n for A m erica. especially for wovomen. Under Shervkood’s voting \ m achines. . ' ^ I people could be **rc-bom." nforwhatKlsin Sherwoo. berwood-prcdictt. that. a-apoliOaitkal-w»r=—Iaw7-««mmun»»y ------Cintens-wiil be' able-to-m ithrcms or Ameneons. Sherwo^rw o o d ------^ “ ^-pbTiasTfes^— ' " B 2 ; - Dm«: It m u a t b * g o a ls , loo I Satan will destroy our national>nal identi- divide property toweentw ex-spouses will be to t shut down locaLgoven I a w ar what It doe* arid destroys slicvesor the w^>rld w ill end in a w Magic Valley B3 ty .H4 e says entire s u t e t w ill bum . abandoned. Also0 eliminated: the “slavery future, f unhappy citizens can he podium, and hopes toArmageddon. e Unlike moim o s t, A.fterward, fte the survivors will ne

I to raspond. lo of. Alcohol, - - - J ------bn n g home iPostHepMar, suiioncdd% J u f y 2 » ,i m . SherwoM ■' ' govcmmen I will be punished energy, lab ill be able to rock vices, longer forced to Amerieai • ' A rm ageddi up. The law will ideas, tdkc cs to close on die . the old” c< *e held in March. Sherwood s rplacc electronic ment coul< A m e ric a n s i-u s e -^ lib u s te r s " ------tlk e -m tll •ernment. In the uysbcbeli can show up in a called Ai alk non-stop for Sherwood i and, •by law, the . . . '' '\ '.'t'

B-2. T im o » -N ^ . Tsvin FalliFalla. idalKi Tuo*d«y. May 1 6 .19<1995 H eariiings on saa lm o n pLlan begiin LEWISTON (AP)?) ~ The The most: wide-rangingw cnfccls on spill:lilis of addliionai waler o0 v e r Nalionut Murine I'isheriicrics Scrvicc Inland Northsihwest communities will Colorolum bia a ad Snake riv e r dam s. o n M o n d a y lic ld tlic first Tin o f e ig h t com e from hydroelectric hyi and habitat The Tht plan calls for the.U:S.Fo;Forest p ublic hcarintss in the region rc] on. its measures, S e:rviee rv i and the B iirrttr-o^iL a n d proposed recovery planan for endan- Much of Iheth debate slemi from Manalandgemeni to more lighl^ re gercd Snal^e. R iver salmn on o n .' p ro p o sals lo0 draw d down reservoirff latele howh logging, mining .and graz-gi Tbe ngcncy has propo;iposed saving behind the fourfou Lower Snake dams ingg ofTectof streams. That would afTectafl salmon by making changenges in hydro- in Washingtonton state lo more closely millioillions of acres of federal land! in electric dams, hatcherie:ries, harvest duplicate natuiitural riv^ flows to help thee PacificPi Northwest. and habitat. fish migrate downstream;'do OthOther habitat measures inch;Iu d e Snake River sockcye: salmonsa were The fisherieries service wants to-’contirntinuing a temporary ban onI newn listed as endangered spcci>ccies in 1991 stu d y drawdowns d o \ and make a ^re- waterIter rights in the Columbiat 1 a n d and the spring-summer: andon fa|I runs Itmihary decisicision on their eflective- Snakeuike river basins. o f Chinook salmon wer<'cre listed as- ness next year,;ar, w ith 0 finol decision ThtThe plan would tighten rcgug u la - •threatened in 1992! underu the by 1991. lionsins on flshermeh, from commim er- Endangered Species Act.:t. Alternativeses include building new cialBl cocean trawleri to non-trilr ib a l The plan outlines numcimerous. com- equipmentto to ste^r young salmon Colunilumbia River dllnetiers. The p plex recommcndaiioffs'foi• for resolving away from damdan turbine int^es. and posalsal would cut the troll fleet in t problems related to damams. habitat, making tmproprovements in the way by 202 0 0 2 and eventually ellmia ia a te h atcheries and har%cst. fish are barged;ed around dams. -gill11 ntor CInry Trickyeky offieiaiinii. Artanaement*Its ore under ihc direc- H enr]n r y H . Case Simps(;on d efen[ise i g o e s 0m a tta c kk • R unnl will ,fi)IK>w at Leaviti's lion of Reynolinold* Funeral Chapel in TWItWIN FALLS < Henry Howard AuIturcNi Ntcmorial Parki»ark m Ogden. Twin Palls, C#*e,s, 83,83 ofT w in Falls, died Monday, Friends may call one hour hou before ihe , „ ’ 15. 1995. ol BridgeView Estoies funeral at the mortwry.. LocalLc arrange- Charles Ka win Falls. ^ againstst p r o s e clu i tion DIN^ A w itn eess.:. s . menu are under the diroiircctlon oflhe< ■ KING HILLLL - Chirle* “Chorlie- Thehe ffuneral will be held at 2 p,m. McCutloch-Manten M orluary in Kasi. 79. o f KingKir Hill, died March I, pHdoyoy at1 White Mortuary in TwidHi L O S A N G E L E S ((AP) / — O.J. Afier the’,be'exchange, Neufeld con- tions. tio you get to give answen;'era; doc* Hurley. 1995. s. with Ihe Rev. Paul ReevesB, S im p s o n ’s d e fe n s ee wen) v on the eluded b1sis cross*exame ination, tu rn - tor. toi Proceed." A memorial i . u ^ ... '■ lol lervice borbecue will ©ffiftiotciating. Burial will follow atIt attack Monday againstut tbe prosecU' ing questioitioning i» ck over lo the It was the latest flash off teite m p er erson be held at 1 p.ip.m. Sunday 01 hit Fir Suniet Clarence A. Emers set Memoriol Park in Twinin tion‘s star scientific witrvitness, suggest* prosecution,on. T h ere w as no o b v io u s from frc Ito. who has become incincreas- :c A .Emerson. Gmve Ranch in.n C u n u Coumy F . l l i Fi JKROML Clatencc /■ u Friends may call from 4 to 8 ing her lab had a largefc errort rate and reaction fromrom Ibe jury. • ingly inj irritable as the trial dragsg so o n . >«). o f Jenime. died Sundj Thursday at White Monuory,y. that it oncc was infecietned by an “out- In her sixthsix day of testimony at Simpson is charged in the:J Jur u n e 12. IW J.al hi. home. I. H offm an jmplete obliuory will appear at ot b rea k o f contamination.*m." Simpson'ss rrmurder trial. Cotton said slislashing deaths o f his ex-wlfe cndmn and will M AGURMAMAN - Audrey M. a loterd w ife and A mnticmcnis ;irc pcndi erdote. R obin Cotton, directoiaorofCellmaric no agencyi doesdt blind quality control he be announced by the Hovlove-Kobenson her friend. Defense lawyers are'a re ch a l- Diagnostics, also acknoinowledged that tests, in whiiwhich a Iaboratoiy doesn’t lei Kuuneral Chapel m Jerome lenging the reliability of sciericienliflc . her lab has never underdergone a blind know it isI beingh tested whra il ana- evievidence on two fronu. allegingling con- Senivices review by outside expertsex| to see lyzes geneticnic material. tarlamination and tampering by/ti tiu ie L o s R obert U. W ilsonn ______— w hether iu m ethods aire r e fo : o lp ro o f.. “ In th e enientire sU years ihat your ArAngeles Police Departmentlent a n d • HURLLY • Robcn Ulyi Wilwn. y,<„/onoe Stewart, of Buhl, 3 p.m.n. untilut Ihe time of Ibe prayer vigilit Defense attorney PelerPc Neufeld Iaboratoiy ha H6, o f Kurlcy, died Sundc ' has been doing ptoficien- enerrors at C ellm ark. inJ.> ^ .y U g„„,i Jc ,c,vervice. I I a.m . todoy. ot the; funeralfur chopel, used 7> aod 8-year*old>ld m istake by' cy testing, 1*W5. at the Cavnia Memoi ig, there is'not a single Attacking . the scientific ppro ro c e ss . mon.l Ho,p,ul s„„„. Memomorial Park in Twin Cellnurk in a challenge in Hurley Ige to iu analy* instance whiwhen you have ever been It at the heart of DNA testing. test . T. , , , Polls, (F armner er Funeral Chapel in JuaeLDe L. K o eh ls. o f Wendell, grave-> sisofDNAintheSimpsi The funeral will t»cT>elTield at I p.m. • Uu«4» ipson case. subjected to a blind, external profi* NcMeufeld asked Cotton if shee agagreed tid e ictcrvice. i t p.m. Wednesdoy,'• “I don't know thaiai because we cicncy test?" Tliurvlay »i tlic llmley We>W/eM LDS Suke ^ Wendell t? " wArith i th e m a x im : " A D N A\ rkin Foil*, Funeral Mo*s F omeat rm L. Pfdfer. of Oceon Park,~ "Do you think you’reI're still gening Neufeldd suggesteds the lack of .whwhite interpretation on there."” CononC( tliut>day al llie church.. AnangernentsAi celeblebroied al II a.m. Wash,.-b,. -gravciidc service. 2 p.m . false-positives with thetie sam: e degree ex tern al overiv e n ig h t fo r procedures al saiilaid.. are under the directic c tion o f Ihe Wednesday It ot Si. S Edward’* Catholic Thundi)tday. Gem Memoriol Gardens in^ of Irequcnq'.now that»t you3 g o t lh e n _ C e H m a rk .Diagnosticsof Dii Maryland IUnder detailed cross-cxaminaninaiion, NtcCulloch'HanNcn Miinuar luary in Burley, church In Twinvin Foils. Viewing, from Burley.ry, (Poync(: Mortuary in Burley). in ihe two proficiencyy tet s u in 1988 c a il d o u b t on 6ti the trustworthiness of Co:otton acknowledged that aI qu quality andI989rNeufeldaskesked. ' iu resulu. lontrol test revealed a faintt tig sign o f "Certainly based on our curreni "Would youyoi agree... that you real- coilonuminaiion.in DNA testinging o f a proficiency test results,'a , w e a re not,” ly h av e no0 scientific si basis for e»ii- - bio>lood-drop found on Simpson'son 's dri- Hospititais C otton answered. mating yourur laboratory'sI ciror rate?" ve%cl. of.Twiifwin Kails; Helen Harding o f Buhluhl; aid, explaining Goldman,. wiwas scolded during the anyny test resu lu on that blood: dropdrxi or _ why there was a resulL and Harleigh Wallingtonn oof f Jerome. AltaAdmitted morning sessicssion for talking oul of othyear-old test 10 the S Sit im pson case, ju m p e d at Ilo':llo's outburst. theic authority of a Notional Resotesearch bul was blocked byI p r o s e c u iio n "F irst o fr allall. you can't talk at the CoiCouncil rep o n on D N A testingng -— 0 • ReleMed R BirthsBit objections. C*) Allen Hlaclwood. Jaylay Garrett, Wjllic Harris. Violaiola .A son wa* bom lo Tim andtnd Jennifer Pethtel and to Felix s a h ie tim e . SSecondly, when I say repi:pon Cotton sojd she never:r re relied After the lab error, C Svhutih. Lanca Stockingng andi Nanetic Woodland, all1 ool f and Elisa Juarez, all ofR upen.>cn. , Cotton said, ‘Wait,' everyerybody slops, including onn and did not agree withI on o n a ll “we made changes in our proce- you. Dr. Cotti'otton, including you, Mr,' poiio in u . _ J dures" lo elitpinate similmilar contami- Neufeld." ItoIlo said. "You con't argue He H sugge^ed lhat Cellmarkk didn'tdi< nation, but that "doesn*sn*i imply we with the wiineiiness a n d w ith the answ er folli>ll6 w quality control measuresires : rec* I could solve every possibliible problem; * that she’s give{ivcn. Y oil get tb ask ques- omimihended'in that report. For obituaiyiry-rate Informatlo^^ O b i t u ai r r i e s call 733^31,31, axtenalon 278 Group callUs for middlele gro u n d inglp*azing cdnfliiMet ILoAoKKiatedPins their herds to ruin grazing lands and of I daughter. Kath f Idaho." said 0 press releasee issuedis: athlQOQ L. B urlanok; Mrs.i. KtKunkei w as a m em ber of tho streams. Thele W\ atenheds Project out- lale •:i ono grandson.-' Ite M onday. twin Falls )n. 'one great-flrand- Rrsi Pros^osbyterian Church in Ogden, An environmental groyioup which has bid somc ranch daughior; andId o< n o ste p d a u g h te r. U la h . mchers al conflict auctions, The T toul amount of habitatit leasesle •and the Communlly tangled with ranchers for s - LoisBowioy ProsbytflDyterian Church in Holliaier. )r state grazing But the stateIte Land1 Board has sided wotDuld not exceed S percent o f'a all ll statei Lillian E. Christie ; leases on Monday aske or, J T ‘>’^0 lunoralI wiwill be held ai 1 p.m. Sho lovooved learning and growing ked the state ^tth the cattlcrttlcmen, requiring qiplicanu endndowmeni lands. Successfiil11 appli-ap Liliinn‘’ElMoi CfirisiiO. 6( 19, 1995. at Brewer- (towors.''S.' ' Departm ent o f Lands forranewcatcgo. a I foraleaselofil0 file a grazing plan. cantw u also would pay three timesmes the Fans. 0\oa Sunday. May a y 14, 1995. K onsko M ortuaruary in O m ah a. N ob. Survivevivora include her husband, ly of lease especially gearedget toward The environrTmmentalists are calling for anmmual stale grazing fee; The: currentcur at Iho Magic Valloy7 Rog.onalI -prionds rpayy callc on Thursday PauiKunlw and a c a lf consiane in a montlw n th -^ ShC was born Oct 4, 131“ ." arrannamonta or and Kathryn Kunkei of > are.under the direc- N.Y.. ai conservationa loleases.'J is: about a SS. So lessees wouldu id p«y • • Omana, NoB ; tpo dau t^onuarv In Twlr> Falls. Cam brldi>rldge, M ass.: ona aon, Jo h n ' .Hailey or^ttecl ion MaiVlarvel and the "T hese leaseases would exist lo protect aboi Edward and Ethol ■ p . Kunkd in d e a th 1 9 ^ , sh o marrlomiJickinr»caigaiooin~the~year. •— ^ — Thoe chonkah «e lethal if ia& l fam ih - Payette National Forest. . Morels are 1 re prized by chefs and 2fcet(/cnd. TWIN FALLS •K D O a tL T - But pickets must buyy a permit to often appearir thell spring after fires ^ 7S9 6600 gather-io Ihe Corral., Blackwell,B because thee groundg is disliifbed. O ickea and Thunderboltoil fire areas, activating thele spores.'s| n>nMt^»«ws « « v q w Jotatw on

; i . ^ . - - - - - ■■ TF To*«3.y.M«y16, 1»5\ TknM-NowB. T«win Fall*. Idahoho B-3 -__JManic Vallt FFAmei]mbers ceklebrate ag’s’s diversity/y CSI qmicials may tighten reequirememn t e ^/en nlftr Bunch ...... T h e B urley-a£-ag and FFA program Burleycy 1High School, is thinking aboi ByKiirnTolkkineo ics and ihrc^rc^ years of tcience to get caram buy Uranus for S5;000.or Mineson o f TimM»New» writer offen somethin,ling for students who beingg aian og leacher. She is thinkin Times-News writer inlo technicalcal prognms. thehe minor consiellfilions for $2,000.S2. want to workrk right out of high aboutIt anancnding Ricks College, StudenisI who wl wont regular admis- soi1 diplomadi with a minimum forb r Ihe collegc. indmtfy on whith the. MlnVlini'Cassia say they plan to work in amculture Accoccording to Phil Bowman, ^ tio n al c la s i e t ig n o re: aia c a d e m ic s at 2.0 grade point poii average or a General IIt's part of the CSI Foundalid a lio n 's area depends heavily to 1 keep its ^ have differing; ideasid aboul the routes researcarch analyst with th •he their own peril. ofHcTiciols of the Education DevelopmentOe> ceniflcate. furund-raising effort for ihc lle Hei r re it they plan to take;ike:-.. Departartmeni of. Employment i in College of Southernrn Idoho said StudentsIs whov can't meet those Mivluscum's Planetarium. The colleiollege is Via B telephone tinitink from • Jared Mooreore, 17 and a junior at Boise,e, aagriculture is seeing more o ' o f M onday night, requirements:nts can gain provisional S3(»36),000 shy o f its S3.3 millionlon goal,j Washington, D .C. Sen. LarryLar Craig Minico.Hi^ Sch(ichool, livet on a family a demarmand for specialists, while wor ork /"As vocational educatiration becomes admission1 andat complete remedial EdAwards said. Donors will haveive theiri addressed Future Fafmws ofo f America farm ^ d plans to own one himself one for laboiBborers is decreasing. (increasingly technical,, students si need course work.'rk. That would have aflcct- narlam es inscribed .wiih u laser insidtiside Ihe Monday evening at a mcmbenben ai^> day. He wantsI to attend a vocational ‘•Thoi'hose jobs will become some nc- more math and tcience,:e, said retiring cd 8 perccntnt ofc this year's vocational munuseum oncc ifs complcied. ciotioo banquet at the Burley^ llInn. More school and eam1 a two-yeari degree. w h a tt mmore in number, bul the >cy VocBtionol Educationin 1Dean Orval students. /Among the museum's lolcsl.ackl.acqui- _ than SOO people - includingingtmdenis • Trevor Sta>tapelman, 18 and a won't'I gigrow as fast os labor jobs wii “111 B[KllcyalCSl’>bo«dm.I meeting. "The majoiajor reason was to send a sUi.itions: a bron/x kilchcn knife. loppedlo( • from high schools from KinKimberly to senior at Minieoco High School; wants diminisinish." Bowman soid. Too often, poor prepanwration leads to strong mcssassage to high school stu- witvith a likeness uf a llamu's’s hhi ead , Am erican Falls - attended the banquet, to become a vetveterinarian specializ- Peoplople specializing in areas suci JCh students dropping outut of college, dents that theythi have to finish high foubund in a.on lomb thc'coost o f PeruI FFA is on agriculture vocational*vo< ing in horses. He it considering four os formirm management, veterinar; repeating classes o r tokiiiking longer lo school," BedSeek said. Currently, stu- andild donated by a man w ho wisheished to education program for higltigh school - yean o f tchooljl year - able toto maintain; their standard o of dards approved the StateSu Board of In other news.ne' Joan Edwards said inglg stoRire. It's one o f iwo'occrcdcrcdited ' plows, cows and tows. Tharh a t IS ju s t colleg e a fte r highIgh tchool graduation, livingj^and an keep owning Uieir formt.' *•*’ f^ucation, hign tehocfiool itudentt the tun it stilltill fori sale - for S50.000. mluseums u in Idaho. The muselu se u m n o t th e case anym ore,” Smn yey e r said. * K arissa M oMgan, fv 17 and a junior at hetaid. should lake three yeartt ofo mathcMt- If you don'o n 't core for the' sun. you shoi KiUer— ^ fiould be finished Sept. 8. he saidaid. - Blaine ( 3 Continued from County wA ^ts help froigiifed B1 Axtman declidined further com- clergyy about at Wiggins' death. ds " ing. Axtman said he wouldId nnot iden* ment. , . "W^e e letII them know there arc peo:o- BELLEVUE (AP) -• RapeR charges Senice appartparently began deponaiion undnd Il's nni working." Denning! soldsjk ti^ any potential witnesses'es-forfear Wiggins wawat a junior 'at pie icythey con talk to." Murphey saidid. nied against on illegalsal alien have proceedingsIgs against him in M N ariscal. a'construction la labr b o re r o f reprisal," Castleford Schc;hool and threw'ihe ‘This-isI-is an extrem ely em otional sit'(it- fueled racial-tension in1 BellevueB and-^N ovem bcr. but the case remains unre- whiho has been in Idaho aboullul tfive ••We’re investigoUng thele >heck oul shot put fir thee school's» track team, uationn forfo everyone." prompted Blaine Countynty Prosecutor solved yeacars, was renting a room at jt th e of this thing. W e've got thethi whole He also competed:ied in rodeo .and foot- ' Ryan'an's older brother. Mikeke Friu Haemmerle to seekrk federalf assis* The newV c rim in a l c h a r g e s le ft Bellcllevue Motel ju.st ihrec dinirs detective department workiniking on it.” ball. W ig g{ins. in s accepted his rodeo ancn d tonce. H a e m m e rleIc incensed with the frotom a room w here ihrec Hi-ley woman south of Bellevuevue on M ay 6, "I muy havelave been under the noive 25,5, are schecliiled lo siund trialal .AAug. iftemoon, he said. •Monday mominiling to talk with area said. He was held in the Blaineine County Jail notion INS is doingd their job up here." I in'liTu.of $35,000 afterler appearing he said. "InI fivefiv yeah' wc have seen a AAbout two weeks ago. Heile'cileviic . _ before Magistrate RobcnTtElgee. I ^marked mere,crease in the number of bunimender Amy Barkes was stubbcibbed in - Militiamaian___ _ — Mariscal. who facess uup to life io crimes comminmiitcd by illegal aliens theic leg at the Silver Dollar bar^ar and. . prison and a $50,000 finefine if convict- Our local ciiizriiizens deserve to be out- .Muilaria Arellano wa> chargedd w ith ' Continued B1 canoes, earthqualuake faults, or flood supporuoners to find a "permanentht ed. already was servinglg ione yeor of raged."* ussaisault Sheriff Wall ^emllnglg said\ the end approaches. Sherve rw o o d i t plains a re com mtnande'd oj to move. place ofof safety." for from nuclear:ar probation for battery., lie11 was sen- ' Theodorer Denning,D« deputy u.sMsuni Arelrellano was drunk jnd'irsmgi 1i».* gei urging his followers to prepoirpare. In Twin Falls.lls. Sherwood's foi- targets,s. lenced last monlh to six monlhs in chicf of theIC U.S.I Border Patn>l m behirhind the bar when Barkes tried III USMA members are urgedur to lowers have taUalked about buying Sherw;rwood says his "God-d- jail, bul all but 26 days airalready served Havre, Mont.,11.. said agenis were being calnilm her dow n und w as slabbedJ stockpile one year's worthth cof food, elcctric generatonlors to prepare for the inspiredred" blueprint is neededcd • wcrc suspended, as was 0a S500J fine. sent to beef■ up ihe force around Twm FiFemlmg suid those incidenisIs h. h.ivtf water, fuel and other necessil^sitieslike. coming disaster.r. becauscISC ••all others ure .systems ofo( Before thai. coun rerec c o rd s sh o w Falls, bul ihcrcficrc arc noi enough to do mencreased racial stress m ihcjown fan belts and fcminine-h;:-hygiene Nuclear war remoinsrcr a possibility, falsity,y. r robbery, plunder and con-n- Mariscal had been arresteetted for drunk- the job. "I"It innamed Ihe alrcudC cmM si siing products, Those who live: nearnc vol- in Sherwood's eyeyes. He encoumgcs trol." en driving in Lincoln County.C' The "We’re tryirrym g lo service southem tens:nsion." he said "W c'te tryingg I"lo get School__ U.S. Immigration and NaturalizotionNa Idaho with threethrc Border Patrol agents evererybody calmed down againam "' Continued from Bl Bcdke are seekinking Jhe Zone 1 scat BUttJiIt Joint District • S.H. Bishop. Jaynes and former dairymanun Cenild vacated by Karlala Robinson;I the zone- Steve GoolsbyGc und write-in condi- n Onhel will compete for thehe Zone 4 covers the southwhwest pan of the dis- dale lonRon Adams will seek the Zone lant ai Tree seat - that zone is southh x>f 3900 trict from 27thIt StreetS to the Utah 1 seat,t. whichv covcrs the districtCl r&pi North and north of 3500DOfi North, border, inside iheIhe cily limits. Write-in candidate Valoriee BlastockB Residents can;an also vote on o Residciidenl.s can vole from 12:30 tolo r Makt(e Every Das y will run against Dave Ramsimseyer in S646.250 levy forfoi maintenance and U p.m.. atat the Bliss School cofeteriai a I Z one 1, (he .area n o n h o f' CeCemetery operating costs. o fB li.wss SSchool. ‘ Road to the Snake River. Polls will be openop from noon to 8 Richfihfleld School Diitriet - : £z a r t h D a y ! Polls will be open at FileFiler High p.m. in the folldwiiwing locations: . Railroad>ad supcn; isor Mike Swoinstonan 'I 1 School from noon to 8 p.m. Zone 1 - Burlurley High School, will c cht h a lle n g e in c u m b e n t J^>c Kimberly School Districtct - Board Oakley. High SclSchool gymnasium,. Mathene>rney in Zone 2, which covers .Chairwoman Beverly Shcvsicwmaker Honey Secd-Bean'an Gnjwcra. Zone 2 - all the lundlun within the city limits, I ^ ^ L x h e TI'luneS'NEws faces Neal Davis in Zonee 4 in the Southwest Elemennentary School. Zone Pollss willw be open from noon to 8 w southeast section of town,k-n. Board 3 - Dworshak EEl lem en tary S c h o o l, p.m . att Iheihi schiH>l c afeteria, m e m b e r Jill B e rry w ill fac'. by Ihc office. Webb Bros. DairyryBam. i Dietrictrich School Diitriet - thirty w inners will/ill b e a n n o u n c e d in T h e Hanaen School Dictrict - All/N rcsi- Jerome SchoolK)I DUtriet - Board Ranchericr Hubert Shaw and fomier:r , Times-Nevys Suninday. M ay 14' and anin dents of this district can vvol o le on 0 Vice-Chairman SieveSu Marshall faces rancherT DI> onnu P o w e r w ill .seek elec-c- ‘ r - — S2.4S million bond electionm forf new Robert Haslom,n, a retired school tion to) thth e Z o n e 1. seat v a ca ted by additional 3 0 oion ^n d ay May. 2J1 hitth school from 8 a.m. lo> 8 p.m.] at mointenonce workorker in Zone 1, the board ChairrnanCh: Stan Ward. Zone ' I J i ll ■> , the elementary school. nonhwest scciionm ofc town. covcrs. theihi southwest comer of the ‘ M Winning names wLvill be drown at random tjyjy Minidoka Joint Districtt - Board Polls will be openop< from noon to 8 di.sirici.I. ^ M egicVaL'alley Members ol V ice C hairw om an C ecilia Patterson Pfl p.m. ot Horizon1 ElementaryEl School. Pollss willu be open from I to 7 Teenagers forb r the Restoriiuon ot will run against Renea Harllartley in Gooding Couniyty re sid e n ts in th a t p.m . utt the the school cafeleriu. MI Z o n e 2. Minidoka residentss cican vote zone can votee oti the Emerson Camailai County - Farmer Nels H _ Che Earth's En\'nvronment [TREE) ■ at West Minieo Juniori t High. Residence, at 237523' A. Eosi 3300 Bennelt;ll challenges incumbent Lmcoln County residents canran vote at South, D ebbie; MMcLam for ihe seat-in-Zone1C the RonaldJoniis,residenceeat a 1100 WeodeU Schoolx il District - Ronda 1. the HillHill C iiy Zoi\e. . o : Nonh and 500 weh. Jeromeie (County Stouder and Johnhn W. Wright seek Resideidenis can'^aJ*o vote'on a \ "PfetUi O ta ^ ^ Entries£ f mtut tx rrcHi'ed fcytM a y 19 fo r th e fin a l dm uH«>w.! ng. residents can vote jit theIhe John the Zone 5 seat.t. which> covers the 530.000)0 supplcmenidl> levy and a Ottman residence, in Hazelizelton at -southeast sectionn ooiiiu id e touTi. . plonifuciliucility election for S35.000. “ ! ' The Timmes-News, KKVI[ JTV 35 & Kimberly!y Nurseries 1071 Soulh and 2900Ea.il. Polls will be optopen from noon to 8 Polls. willwi be open from noon to 8 I Tree Givcat;away Entr>- Form Vicki. Stewart and ^Norm a p.m. at the High SchoolSc gyni.' p.m. in1 theihc high schixil study hall. , ^ ' j |Nome'______CUridge will compete forr ththe seat Hagenntn SetSchool Diitriet - B l tinne eCounty -- Janet Askew, vacated by Russ Holland inn Z one 3- R e sid e n ts in Z onem e 3 . th e no n h w est S c o tt Bas willwi be open from ncxin to 8 ■ i 1061 Blue: LLakes Blvd. North Ctaiia County Joint Diit)iitrict - Polls will be: open0 | from 2 to H p.m. atit th tl e W o o d R iv e r M id d lec !_ T w in FnlL'nlU. Iduho 83301 . Ranchers David Pickett ondind Scott p.m. at the high schoolsch gym. School. idokaa M eitnoruS H o>spita __

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------^------______B-4 Timos-Naws, Twin Falls,F«l: Idaho Tuatday. May 10.1. 1095 1( ; ' . Valley liifife XJnannnouiicedI \1sitors1 ]receive ino welc(w m e r gk. . D E A R A B B Y : J a m im a 6 8 -y c a r- > I I DDEAR E ABBY; I h a v e nicver c steering ihe convcrscrsalion in that ?lub calenIldar ^ okt"\vidUw with ^rowniwn-childrcn; ritten to you before, but I ha(lad to .direction, ;ill ol' whom hove honii u D e a r A b b y carccr^i rile immediately when I read r< Eventually, she willw feel more - T U ESDAY S I . (or businesses) and aci . C i v c i m c - P A b i g a i l j y olur u r answer 10 “M ourninglg in comfortable talkingg iabout the son l-Anon-Buriey c sts, • 8 p.m V a n B u r e n esno." whose 25-year-oldIson •. who has died, p.m. at Presbyterian Church, 2H1100 Burton. For more infoimairmatiot}.; I am not wealthy,y. but 1 am id died. She wondered whallal to . In the iwo year;ars since our eall(20l[208) 678-9843. linancially independent ent and don't — 1 — I sa'yy Vwhen people asked her howh daughter's death. IheIh wonderful ‘ •A n o o -F U e r ' n e e d ti> iisk f a m ily mmembers t li. : are dirty dishes in my '"“"yany children she had, andI you) people al Compassicsiooate Friends ® P:'"p.m. at Peace Luihcrnn Churclrch. 600 Stevens St. b i Sixth-x th .F o r-, come incr to repair thin hinss or l.nkc si„v, „„j ,„yly hair, is in rollers. Is ii ?ut?gcggesicd she count only the: liv-1 h a v e h e lp e d u s lo foce fa. this ques- ! information, call 736-2706. me places., Whui is dr i dnv.ns me » much to insist on a 1; o n e . tion and many others, •Anon-Oooding c ra z y is th e ir la c k o f ri -r rcspcci ror cila ll? 1.*^“If “Mourning" had lost her only01 ■ I hope "Mourningng” can find a . ® i.m.P ™ at City Hall Libnuy. 308} FifthI Ave. W. For more infernform n- my privacy, - - >ping-in business nol childild. would your answer haveha chapter of Ihis supppport group in t»on.callcoll (208) 934-5484 or 736-270(706. 1 have asked them scvseveral irmos „n |y 'fn Cales Il me. il drives my “'^nen lthe same? » h e r area. Al*Ao•Anoo-HAUey to please phone, be( before drop- b|„oj sure up. Now lhal Ihis Po*"For her to say. "I have no ccl h il- - S A N D E E . 7 »,m.P m- ol Sl. C horles Parish Holl1 ono First Street. For more infornform a- ping in. There arc dayJays when I js off-my .clchesi, I feel belter dren"cn" would not only deny'her I McALPINE,C.CINCINNATI lion,call call (208) 788-46S2. don'i feel like geiting dr ; dressed and already. Than!ank you. Abby. son'su's life, it would also deny wwl hoi DEAR SANDEEB MI c A L P I N B : rin FilU ScDlor Cidzcst » prefer lo read, watch T 1 TV or loaf -TOOMMUCH ATTENTION, she; ht h a d b e e n fo r h a lf o f h e r lif! for an outdiwr cla.ssrooroom for ihe menial prcscnialnations, hands-on labo- Sporponsors^for the 1995 naluriiiral of Idaho has provided 59 (a non-profit organization•n sup-st edlh^r,'-'-' Pong^uiroup for wcighi loss) - .ninual Naiunil Resources:s WorkshopV raiorics. a Lar.and Use Simulation resourclurces bowl and. tournamentI of < tional oppoitunily for 35 planned for June 1 1-1' • 17 a l i^hc g a m e, lou m aimcnl m i of Ihe outdoors the 01outdoors are Blue Lak that's fine.ic. Uul if you • AI-Anotito n - B u h l gnv)ms and their pmspeci wiive hank rj^d. you prolirobably want all the time. IhiIhen paying cash for piosl knorCjlw^mily is goinjling to want a ' K, p.m.n. ata First Presbyterian Chuah,:h, 516 Main Sl. For more infor-info acc o u n t -- wc have com pi mpiled ups hells and whivhistles. But can you weddin;ding expenses. If you're full bar. it m ay be importarrtani lo you." maiion,, callcol (208) 543-5792 or 736-27C706. fruni a leani of wedding advis Jyiscni, bak- j,nbrd Ihem?? g o in gg ttto charge soine of your If you've gol lo have^ e a cash bar. '. iM-Anonn o n - S tq > M eeting crs. Ilonsls and food and h id b ev erag e • For help, we w, turned to Barbara weddingling expenses. 1^ to m aKc consider the plans of oneor O rla n d o N oon1 at^Walker at, Cenier. 219 Shosholione .SL in Twin Falls. For mmoi ore ■ managers so your wedding mg will nol Morton..eduiee ofCenrcniral Florida. vices yoi than gel socked for a gigijigantic liquor K P-m.1. atai Christ Lulheran Church, n1752 Second Ave. W. For mmor ure m>wcosls SI5.000, you're buying. gcsis that couples Still, n bill at once, she is buyingng one or two informatioillion. call (208) 536-2723.536-<^ 6 5 2 7 o r 736-2076. Uul I'lrst. rcmenibcr ihis: Tli II. many couples don't want eir incomes and lally 10 facee reality.rc bottles of liquor each weekeek and stock- Jeromele A/ lt G uild having a succcssful. inc’ipcnsi piling it until the wedding.lg. 2 p.m . at ly bills. Then they can "Peoprople gel so caught up in 1. at Jerome Public Librory Meetreting Room. ding IS lo change Ihc way y< T w io F il jrcssive savings plan the pageingeantry of geiting married Fill* Senior Citiixn* Center aboul a wedding. Losc ihc ii atlons Exercise:ise - Over 60 at 10 a.m. Non- e.e image h of begin sociocking away for the and sperpend thousands of dollars, Do-it-yourscirinvltatl in-strenuous and no charge.. ForFo the fairy-.ialc vvcdding, formation, call 734-5084; _ on cloilloihes Ihcy'll wear one For years, bribes have: beenb« advised *”2" "Instead, think o f il a.s a rearealiygn:., " S , ...... rs ihere have helped ' tim e,"" Morton N said, "But they 10 save money on invitalioItions by hav- F ™ tlU Sen io r C itiz e n i C enter p.iny.'' said Danielle Claro, m ing Ihem printed, not cngrngraved. Now Dinnerrrat al noon. For more informationon.call734-£084. "How to Have ihc Weddiinf» V ■ manyeoupleities gel out of dcbl. end upp payingp for iheir wedding Id in g ^ o u in ihc'era of the personalnai com puter, W ant — N oi the One Everyo ing a wedding. And after theirthei first two children are :y paid for the shindig bom." brides have an even cheapc SATURDA>AY Wanis You lo Have" (BcrkcicSeM iS '“ “"'"""yr printing iheir ovi-n inviialiorrnr'”- a i - a ™w n . F am ily O rm ip "Then I don't think you'll } '11 feel loo * —I A rm ed w ith desig n softloftwarc. you . at ^ Canyon View Hospiul. 22818 Shoup Ave. W. in Twin Falls•alls! sclf-conscious about it," Fla,, ow ner Carol•ol G reen offers w ed- T herere area other v^-ays to cut costs..If•If can design your invitalioItion on y o u r F or m oree informaiion.in call 734-5222. ding dresses that1 rentrei for S3S to $200. you’ret havingha a small wedding, youJU compulcr. Tlien buy paperc r andi m atch- T he placc is the thing Or buy a usedd vwedding dress at a may onlynly need iw-o lie n : the small topip ing envelopes (under S30JforlOOinvi- fo ... MONDAY^Y <‘)ne of-Jhe firsi decisionsons you’ll tonsignmenl shoplop. Dresses lhat sell licr forr 0 0 kcmsake and the boitom 9- lations) at a stationery/ stosl re , p rin t loa-Ketchum o . make is where to hav e ihc wedwedding or f 3 S800 can be boughi inch'licrie r 10 feed the crowd. A iwo-0- them out on a laser printer.erand.v„ila. i.m. ai Sun Club. Second Slrcclcl E. For m ore inform aiion.. call the reception or bolh. W Wh h al ? o u 1299. says Sharon layer wedvcdding cakc looks odd. si> asklk invilalions. 6-4650. would like, says Claro. isis.el.ssy a Ri.lhe.*rd of Rodluiherford’s Resale in for a "dur'dummy cake" for ihe third tier,:r. " If you have ju st a liny(.biloreonfi- bi W-Anooao-Kimberiy rcception wiihiiui ihe expenseis e oi fre n l. • Made ofof; styrofoam, it will give youm dencc on jjour computer.r. I'd1 suggest . * ■’■"I:. al Senior Citizen Center on MainM. Street. For more ipfiimu-m u - ing a hotel ballroom — andind gelling T liey " dij: 7:457:. p.m. al Eotuide Baptist Church.C 204 Eastland Drivee NN. . regarding alcohol. ------but not so specialll lllhal il deserves oul- An opeiipcn bar can cost a small for-y printer — and the quality is 1 in, Twin FoilFoils. F o r m ore iriform aiion, callall Suzan at 734-7201. Puyicly owned civic ccnierslers or his- rageous markups.i. II If you don 't v^anl lo lune, lo) operate01 — c.spccially whenn Don't have a computer?er? Get help . ‘ TwinFilli•ilU S e n io r C i tittn i C enter • lone homes provide ine.xpcnsivisive.ller- H for a wedding take. Uncle MiiMickey decides he wants lo0 from a friend. O f go to Kinkos Ki and Excrcttete -■ Over 60/at^I0 a.m. Non-si-strenuous and no charge. For naiivev. Parks also.m ake niceiceienues bnd«l book .ulhori>r .lClaro suggests lhat live it upip withw Wild Turkey, rent iheir M acintosh for SIO10 an hour m ore informsrmaiion, call 734-5084. for weddings — as long as. die th' wed- " bakeryry — preferably one Considcsider scr%-ing only chanipagnc T w i o F ^ S o t o C h i m u C enter D inner at i ding isn't in rnid-ulkmoon on .i sw el- >P“tecializc i in wedding or wineJ al Ihe wedding. Or, if you'rec C heap flower pow er at noon.- For more informaiion.n. call 734:5084, . lering day. For informaiion.. e.llca your “ I"” ~ for a price quote on Imving a fun. informal wedding, try a For many people, a wcddii local parks and rccrcaiion offiomce .nd m ^ed d,TO.„crcarcake.; punch bowbowlft filled with margarilas orpul.rrir Don 1 mention) Ihlhat it's for a wed- sangria. ers. Bui how do you cut cosi tubs and organizalion m cciingig s. lilie s and places. To havea v e weddings. - * ' drng. she says, ununlil you have the Inexpcnswnsive champagne costs S5 103 com es to flowers?S 'S M eling listed, or lo update yourur m e c rin ^ infonnaiion. sendend notice with I price qiioie. (Thatfiat's bccausc many S6 u bottleittle and. for a w edding o f I(X)3 Fint rale: If you're skimpi ilh name o t the o^am zalion, d.day and week(s). and limet oo r f Ready to wear v^ edding services anare typically marked people,. yesn'i fit. donn 'i'l rule it * , oul eniircly. says Beverly Folanc owns Beverjy’s Bridal in Orl Fla. A restorer, w ho can be «H- foi enro many bridarboutiquesTcan add.idd a gus* _—SCL(a.puncLoLnialerial.und< amis) and fix rippers so lhat Fall C < la s se s ] gown can still look beautifulI in a size at . 9. instead o f a size 7. ■ ■ — Consider renting or buyingnga i vin- ClOVef3 r Trinity Lutheraran School I tage wedding drcjs. Al Pink FlaiFlam ingo _ Vintage Clolhing in College. g e P a rk , cioveroffe; fers.a small country, CChristian l I H J V i f f S i / I A e •'*""•1*0mSVs school atmimosphere while equip]Ipplng students I | H | l II for the futiiture by providing thentern with:______I Hence in teaching b f l H ouw OUMI (PgTtOO^Q^^ 11 • Excc'le TopOog (13)700 I -A handids-on science approxroach I ^ 9 CrImwn.TVMIR) 7 15-0 30 I- -Specialal m usic a n d d ra m a instructionj I ^ 9 Rob Roy (R) 9 00 >r high Interscholastiiitic I ^^LCJfg^ljndyi3^5j^om I -Junior! m Boy (13) 7 10-9 fo;--- I . atlileletics FfwtchKitt (13)7 1&-0 30» I -Our ill-newall state-of- ^ StdS oy* (R) 7 15-9 30 |l th e-a-art 20-station S r ^ H u n v ' E B Whll«S>MpJno(l3)7 00-t>'l! M VUl*oa Oanitwd (Rjo io I' comfnputer lab. ‘ ^ 9 OoofyMovl«(Q)7 10 . I -Ere-Kthithrough ^th grade e»gli»hmtnHIII(PG)7 15-0S-0 303 -Don Juen-( 13^.040------:— - Oor&f

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>?• , BIxFacf "" D ow CZ o n r n g; seeks!bankruuptcypi•rotecticon ‘nwAMocistedPieM liability bwsusuiis. Big conipai[»anies in oihcr'm ajor product li BIRMINGHAM. Ala. —— DI ow C orning hllilycatcs hove hi taken similar action, delo ilBaiikrupfl » t ■ im uaoiMtoM ' Corp. died for bankruptcy protectionprc Mon- ingpa)rncnhIs lo claim ants for years, Dow Coming Corp day in a move lliai could keep:eep lltousands of In Ihe case orp.'s bankijipfcy filing coulddjeopard[zea$4.25 j billion5n isc of Manville Corp., asbcsti:sto s settlement to worn'omen who sued the breast irr women waiting years lo collcctJcct .so m uch as n claim i tirougljghi 10 years ago a re only no im p la n t m a k e r o v e r h e a lthh ■ " ^ B 9 ' now J prpblems.HowChiChapter 11 bankrupicy workt■ks:. dime from a S4.25 billion bam:ranist-lrnpNinl SCI- getting paid,i. anda at o rate of 10 cents on tl ilement. dollar. SonicIC asbestos victims have died i Thc move jeopardizes Ihele alreadya shaky the meaniimc.ic. "d'm° ;iBK2IQia KE scttlcmenl. because Dow Cor C om ing — oncc Women inn Ithe Dalkim Shield birth-contnntrol • ‘.•A llow sa conipanyany to put off paying •D oet 19M ? M r the. w o rld 's No, I m aker o f ir >esn'l n ie aii th e c o m pany is )f im plants — is ca.se Jud lo wtwail y^jirs bccau.se o f a bankrupnipt- . Its d e b ts while It-reone o rg a n lze s Its broke. I supposed to contribute nearlyy ha lfth e money, cy fillnj: by / I A.n. Robins & Co, Bul moinore finances. daily oOf ^ r e K The bankrupicy filing coulduid also delay or than W.pcrcenent ofclainu have been paid, • C reditors can n oot t s u e for paym ent • Oooi reduce payments for women:n who» ore .suing Dj)v, Cominling said women lud no reason I Kisnl mean (he court takes Dow Coming over health prob >nio -wtfflSa company fsfeu u n d e r C h a p te r 11 controlot o f th e b u sin e ss o r its a sse)ts, ts, iroblcms such os -beupvawilhlh Ihc company. Seeking Chapt«ipicr prptoclion, , iupus ond brea.sl hardening. 1.1 prolcciion:n should help Dovi-. Com ing sui KRI »»l*p ‘-I'he fact iKat ihc coriw raiiaation will not be vivc to pay ils share o f ihp setllcm enl. said 1 responsible for ils mess is oulrju trM & u s." -aid Micliael Jacks*kson. a >jx)kesman. ioan Rice of Potomac. l < ^ h o had h er • "h shouldI rreassure women wilh. implant Dow C om ing im plants takenI out,oui becauK by takaking this step and taking it no\ MamllleCorp.p. -AHrfrRoblns & C o ;~ " “ A leader uf an advocacy grou Toup for implant wc canmnervTve our financial position." Jock pftoDucrrAsbetoi' \ " ; ■'"'pRoputlUCrVbalkon Shieid. an ■■■ ' [ B r i ^ recipients said she was flood^cd wv ith s c o rn o f son soij PROBlSih'WMfoumHjnd (0 cause Igng. intrauteiterine blrth-corrtrol device i calls from women distressed aat t theil thought o f Nonetheless, By H l i ss. Ihe move raises thc possibllibili- cancer, and ottWfBKne^ratofy ailments. PROBU LEM: B lam ed for pelvic fnfectlorJ o n s lengthy bankruptcy pjroccedin]d in g s and m ore ly tliai iltc con timpany won't pay 100 centss ooi n FILED CHAPTER 1 1 :1 9 8 2 ■ m a t leftm w om en sterile o r c a u s e d blrttibirth delays in paymcnis for surgery ;ery to have Im- thedolljffur■ itils debts. defocUts In their kids. plants removed, V V Under Chapapicr 11, a company gets a rc FILED CiCHAPTER 11: 1985 bushi■ess ;"There are women thrcalcrjle n in g su ic id e pric\c fnmi bilbills while il works out a way I* about Ihis." said (iail Amisimnim ng o f the Na- p.iy ercdiiiirsi aand survive as a hralthy busi Plant closuiure means ''tional Breast Iniplani Coalitionm inir D.illa.s, ncs.s. Ii\ busincness decisions arc subject to ap Dow-Coming, based in Midklidland. Mich., provalbyajudjJdgc. ‘’f’’ Both companies irealreated an independent trust forr administeringa dalm s. Both layoffs for* employeesc fI'lled for proicclion under.C hapiliapter 11 of the Dow Corniining. a joint venture of Dov*lew “ pWbuleOmoneyto' to th e tru su , a n d both a re stillII ppaying claim s. U.S. bankrupicy ctnJe in Bay City,Cit; Mich,, cil- Chemical Co.0. and Coming Inc.. hud IWh'>94 IIAYDIIN ~ Key! ing poteniiaily usironomical expensesex| from LeyMonc Lighting's do* Please see DOW/C:'C2 sure of its Hoydenen assembling factory r- will cost about 120.20 jobs, company ofll- c ia h say. T h e layofTs w illI beginb. in 60 days and b e c o m p tc ie d by Ai Comput(ter use inc ’ August. I:ighly*nine creases d(ieniand fcfor new pi•hone linees company employeesees and aboul 30 icm- T h e A * » c iite d P r e u ■ponify workers willitl lose*I Iheir jobs. Key- Slone niukes fluoresCiescenl lighting [Txiures NRW YORK ~ There arc no bankcn>, j Qott* lim aliabill^^^ 5 os a division or USIISI Lighting, ll also has stock brokers or insurancecc agentst at thc , ter lines of PI*hone cables plants in Spokane.'. llou^im H and Bristol. S ! PFA Financial Ccntcrs lhatlat dot« shopping i C O I I Iimunlcation I • byrefllon ' : , Pa, malls in the South, bui cu.stoj.stomers still go ! a weapon The Hoyden plantant involves.asscmhiy there to buy hoi new stiKks:ks or refinance -- only, iheii mongages. j - A A A A - limployees werere notifiedr last week, Telephones and video scrcenssere conncct i I S D N k S a e . inII firm battle2 ■ • Company spokesmavrnan Terry Bus'hncll customers with financial ,cx|experts around i InUgnted 12% TTjc Asi »d Services Digital Network* ; , — u.s.w M i^g Usodated Preu soid Keystone canninnol guarantee jobs Ihe country-, Tlic stroke of' oneon key brings ; elsewhere, bul is woiworking wilh eittpioy- up a sccurilies Broker in New Ncv York. An- ; iSONIsas a high s p e e d netw ork W Y O R K ISD N liiUN arc ment aisencies lo help — 46% elp find work, olher connects a mortgage:agc banker in ' thalcanc SoutlweslemBell^gi : eonipjnies' cliiel weapun in an Michoel Sherwoo< n cany voice, data and ■ M i 70% ood. an eight-month Charlotte. N.C, InsurariceICC »Bcnls and [ ^iMOVe :ing bailie w ith c.iblc l \ IUiiin employee ai Hayden, war bask: phone lines, en. said Ihe news sur- bankers are also available. . _ Amernecti ------6 4 % IVulc pcrs»>iul ••oitipiiK-t owners prised most workers,Ts. "T hey w eren 't pre- o s founded in i 978, but Bridging the customer and c»|Kn i< a . 'SDNirai ^ ■ ■ ■ 8 2 % - lines tliai cjrr> d.ii.i .11 j-rc.iieraler pared for it." he sai(i.id. telephone connection knowlown BS tSDN. ■ hujuslfitfbi^.ltanlchsln.lhe BellSouth 14% sp.-ods which carrics voice, dala aand n d video over CUtlWt mm^elpiace as demand . HB65% • Ihctir tiglil IS ini|i.)nani ii> eveciiiivcN Strike againstt fiTreight line existing telephone lines byly puttingp them Bell Atlantic ------5 8% ' >n h^iihlh mdusines iKc.iuse it's likeK.elv spreads to Nevavada, Utah into thc digital language o f'computers. coi i^ H B 8 2 % toiH-wiw here consum ers' ulcas ul ilu-Ihc "IS D N ollow s live intcTdCtiaction lo go o n" 24% irjiiituii;onal roles ol a cahle or phono NHWARK. Calif,lif. — A Tcamslcrs like you're really sitting in u room with i . . ' NVNEX ■■■58% fimichahange ' sirike agdin.st a regiogional freight carrier someone." said Richard D'AgiAgostino. pres- ' '••1 hee worsi a coasumer will jiccpi:cpi spread from Northcthem California to 'idem of Charlotte. N.C.-b'.-based PFA. - bcsi h e 's ever seen," vii'd (i.ir> N evada and U tah Mlonday. on which is owned bv New York'ork Life ln.sur-. ' presideni ul Arlcii 1‘omimini - Teamsters LocalI 707i members began’ ance Co, cations,', a leihrioK>gv reM rm h lim i in picketing Motor CaiCargo operations in AT&T developed ISDN,I. whichw .stands / 4la, Mit "SfVvil IS Ihc .inswcf " Reno and Sok Lakec City,C nine weeks af- for Integrated Sersices Digiuigital Network.' UUgiUB / lit now . pctipic VIIm use ci>rii- ter they b egan iheirr strike st: against Molor in I97i( and iniiially promisenised thal mil- in-line sen ices or ihc Inicrnei Cargo's Newark lemiii■niinal. lions of homes would be usiniising such lines \ • r • ivpic.tlKIv access them hv callinj; on .1 The expanded sirikitrike idled more lhan by Ihe 1990s. ^ regularr phonep line. 150 drivers and dock'«kworker» and more But the company's breakupup iin 1984 and several c.ihle loriip.m ies aie ile- i i n i u f ja w s i n le- lhan 100 tru ck s in ihiIhc three slates, the subsequent reorganisationn oof the local ^ ^ vclopingng wavs to proMile ilaU mn- Teamstera said. tcl^hone business pushed the idea aside. '■ ' neelionsns. .in Jp|H•.Illn^: p.t.ospeci t- i A spokesman for the local in .Salt Lake It is only now that telcphomlone compony pciiple hungr> III (or Usiei s|ici-d\ hui .1' confirmed pickclersers from California customers are pu.shing for ISDN,ISI chiefly > ihrcat lolo phone c«iinp.iiiies hee.iuse w ert ni the Moior CCi a rg o o p e ra tio n in bccau-se ii's a relatively cheap,;ap. quick way * CaWc\_c;ican carrv m oie si^in.ils lhan ot- nonKcehtml Sail Lake. to gel access to lines that canran carrv m ore ' . \ dinan phonepli lines signals^ '■ Motor Cargo scr\'csves thc western U.S., ^ "Ihec; cable coriip.inies .ire pmb.ihU’ !> and th e .Mrike w as uffcaffecting supplies for "When ISDN was lirsl imrcmroduccd. the Soutec ■ s g r AP / Ton.» Co*nn •* P:cllv 'cl go.Hl positiuii Io e.ipiiire Starbuck's Coffee, EspEsprit. Sec's Candies. world.wasn't so high-tech," ; I," said Gerry lar call log faxrax lo a /id c o -c o n fe re n c e —- plus on additional pennynv in pcr.minuic Jk*> m ovei(uitkl> Ixx.mse ihev l)oi»e Cascadc. The GoodCiuysGi and Cir- Leiughan, product managerr onor the ISDN lo go on at oiiceICC,. / charges. Ir California, PaciV-.llc licit ,.llcr> le best aiehiiecture deploved,"J," cuti City, thc Teamsten team at Nynex Corp. in N ew Y' >tei>said. t V Y6rk. "Now. "I;ver>lhingg cani comc from one line," ISDN lines for S22 a montlom li w ith free n>- vram .Miller, vice presuleni ot Thc strike begun i demand has cxplodciJ os more n in mid-March in lore and more said Wayne,MewfcCallurn. an ISD N product;l age a fte r 5 p.m . and on ww eel eekends' *' Jevclopment lor Intel t orp Newark, where workei people wont to jump around tl rkers are negotiating P id thc Internet manager for GIGTE Corp. in Dallas. '^Withb Mosi major mctropoliiailiun ntc«> m il.c r other hand, ijic phone coinp.i-i for tn ^ fitj^ io n con or set up video conferencing.'' contracf withihe car- ° [■" the (regular) lin But il’s still not available e' c everywhere, up separaiely." high-speed lines, but many cr%' rapidly " I L my ninil conimu» " ' j'me)*^ Less than half thc customcim ersofO eir WhethaallcI of the devices are runningK nilies do noi. . maker'oi-ilKt South. Nyncx and U S West car IV^k wUI.sell stociockofgold ‘ ® can order il. together or indndividually. the-ISDN lineB o < In 1993. Ameniech. whiivhieh serves five ‘hat driveves iniisi personal ci'tiipiiicrs.rs. Phone companies, trying lo tl lo decide how can have a ma:>l„ic I " ' / ’S•her-capacii>. ''" .ilien called•d works, have been expcrimentin BO ISE (A P ) — Uelcieleaguered Morrison " llin g w ith T V per second. Byly com parison, the m osi od-- U S West and BellSouth'SCIi sincdundc, 15' f-"'andvv tdih. ciiiiimuincaiion cable, optical fiber and differei'ercnl wirelcis vanced compui Knudsen Corn, announcunced M onday il has lutcr modems send dato att pcrcent. according to Belllellcore. ihc rc- • come ‘ along becau.se tliev tronsmissioru. ibo.‘ agreed lo sell all 9 milmillion shores of its. 2«.000 bi» percr second and more typical'r/search arm of the Bell tclqclcrhonc conipj. j,";lal w ill cause iiiorc people :o subsidiary. MK Goldold Co., Id a New' "There have been some teclilechnical hur- ore moilems atII 14,400 or 9.600 bits per i York-based insurancee holdingh< com pany, dies that are making ISDN hanllord to get, es- second, "W e have to work with'c; v,<*>mpuiers uiih ihe J.isiesisl pecially outside major; metror ti cach reBi™ m- • Thc one-time engingineering and con- Iropoliton or* "T here ii no) ecomparison between ISDNI dividuolly i to get the linesic. .ct »a,J icialK-avaiiahte nuslenis e.in struclion giant said LcLeucadia Nationol eas,*' said Karl Kister. chief' op operating al O.WHj.of 14,41X1o everywhere and may not be for * The deal is contingcngent on Leucadia' Foraw hilc.'^ ISDN, "ISDN Icilets you do m ore th in g s a t aI e < t y w h ^ i o it's taking si>mc second ISDN is in far greater use ii National buying at parar allc of ihe Canadi- ie in E u ro p e, m uch fusler'paec Nynex's Lcnaghan saidJid reccni sian- *--■ where K50.000 householdsIs —- h a l f o f Priccs for ISi:SDhfhave dropped shorply < an Imperial Dank orCorCommerce's iniercst ,i, dards, driven in pan by thcIhc com puter in- And ii isI onlvo novk that on-line services Ihcm in Germany — have it. There arc during the pastISI two years, from aboul c in the S20 million creicredit facility with' l dastry^havc iiutde installatioiItion ea.sier. and Internetet prov idcrs arc making theirheir- about 300.000 ISDN custom*omers in Jhe S2.000 annuallyly iin'som ^ je g io n s lo $ 4 0 0 .' ' . MK Gold and releasinging Morrison Knud- ., Even so. for pcrMinal com]om puter owncr>. o » n s> stem*tils ISDN-Ciiinpaiihlc. Prodigylig y Uniied States. - I n N c w Y oirk, r l for instance. Nynex. i sen from ils-giuininteeX obli^lionsc under . there is still thc cost o f a spispecial modem. Scrvico C«>.,*>-. for instance, this spring an- ISDN upgrades standard line;in« to allow charges about SSIO a month per tine for_r the.faeiliiy Jh c re Js jS lijntUion.current-U ______n o w a b o ut S-lOO, io ja k cc_adMantagc_oL_nounccd.iLwi _ a wuuld.lcsUSU.N-acccM. m'tmirj.H,r------'fbrthrM '~convetsitibiw~^='rr6Troth a regu- regular senicc ai ly outslandiog. ■aria on extr* $ ( 2 'f 6 r IS D N• ' IISD N . ciHcs Thc ininsaction is subjlubject to regulatory* w -. V, opproval and Morrison3n Knudsen’sI board executive com m ittee. Streetit’s winnin Leucodia National ha:has tts-sets o f more Ig streak m»n»v-migbi-lw-«nl»e-bnnfc-.*l ■ . established highsi F riday. overcome o ils initial lethargyrgy and positive recession, former Chairman WillWilliam Agee was Se%Several broader indicators alsoIso reo<:hed G ainers uulnumimbered losers by about 3 Ic levels prevailed by mid-momiom ing. ITie Big : 1 I'hrce automakers wen: pn>ir - ousled Iasi winter. neww highs I while the American SlockSli Ex- lo 2 oirihe Uiu BoHoard where volume came innni* Analysts said declining mlinicresl rates in nent cxampiiples o f shifting attitudes towai The. company securedred some bridge fl-- chanjange surpassed a peak that hadid stoodsi for lo 313.91 million1 sshares as of 4 p.m. East- th iw a rd thc bond market encouragedrd investors.i The cylicals anjnd Ford .Motors hciided th nancing'lost month whitI'hile il tried to. sell l^n^im onihs. d th e cm time, OnTrida;day. 358C6 milhoashares price pi o f the key 30-ycar TreasuryTr bond NYSIv lisl offsomeoritsnoncssetUietUiol. businesses. "Th'This is a bull market (hat is sti I of-active issues, gaining >v.n 1to I still alive changed hands onn tth e N Y SE. . w as up arvund s p<»ini in lateate afiemtxm ac- 29s. C ooipU «dfl■d fr o n w ire ic p o tti ond^J w ell." pronounced A lfred E,, CCk ioldm an; A l.lh e AlTien'ca:can S to ck E x c h a n g e . Ihe tii tion. which cut its yield loto 6.94 pcrcent Profit lakiiking litok a toll on several coi /ice president ot A.G. EdwardsUs &, Sons market value indedex rose 0.55 lo 488.31. fr from 6,99 pea'ent laie Fnday.iay. _ sum cr nondudurable \ectoi> lhat lad been:n d(do------’ Inc.;. inil St. Louis, "The,optimistictic comi p is w hich beat the old■Id mark of 487.89 sct on The prolonged rally on WaWall Street Was ing well vsthen hi douhis about the cconomnom y reasing bul wc haven't seen the type of Tcb, 2, I994,^uslsl before the federal Re- cr energized lo.sl w eek w hen long-term loi bond vverc w idcspispread-.Drug. IihhI and bevera^erage idiiions you nonnally see at im portant ser%e began graiJualually raising interest rates yi yields rec«led below 7 pervcnrcent for Ihc fin>l issues showvcd c losses With Coca-Cola dow . nuHcexkeUoiM."-.. (hiing efTon. lii dow n lime inovcra ycar. ■in to f'l.i and a Johnson & Johnson dow wcrful forces behind dow n Stocks C 7 ♦ • The slide in rates benefitedlied hanking and l'i\ to 63K min heavy H'lg B^iiird volum e, • vesloiilors lo favor equities as didd renewedrc Wall Sireei'sproholonged bull .run is opii- ot other financial slocks. Amornong the activc Unimprcssrssive sessions for stiKks ovei -^Corolra ------iTidcnco in the cciHwmy.------mism-lhat thcfed h over» . ■j J ha.’* succeeded-in TBrtiing—N-NYsrtsroesraticoip ‘-I’n o T I X T ------Sras'lailcd t - C 4 Therhe Dow industrials climbed (i.9l r to provoke any particular" rctc T Markets ~ fJ.9l points econom ic nclivityI cenough to keep innation Another trend lhal wasi evidentev in the spon.se in ihi ll^lhe prior record achieved Fn the United States. Stinks werw ere F rid a y to from llaqng lip.Mo. sagged in Fnmkfurt., firfiri- 10 believe tha! thec ccentral bank’s rate Ukes sensitive, se or- cyclioal stock:icks, and away ishcd fiat in ‘ ( I Amikmong the other record setters: U in London and dropped sharpia rp ly s: the New laid Ihe foundslioiion fo r a s o ^ a l l ^ fnfrotri companies coruideredI to b e defensive in Pan’s.

. . f . . . • ■ . ’ i ' ' .. ■ 1 . ■ . 1 ■ - ' ■ ■ C 4 , T)it>m -N«w i. Twinrwin FoJls, Idaho TiMtdsy. Mayy 16.19951i MoneyV D o y ^ ^ _ ^ UnitedJ gi^etskeyslto 1st Booeing7777 I Coujt rulules Continued from C1'1 company>• evenc took out fuli-page ads in sain of S2.2 billion>n iin sales but re* major newsrwspapcTS lost week, defending SEATTLE (AP) — Uniillilcd Air- I r = ------1 better,rr. andi Vancouver is (he clos-- against tatax poncd tf S6.K m illionm (ov>.[i which it ut* the im piarlams as safe even though il lines iii got the keys Monday i e st intcintcmalional destination. tributcd 0 the expensem ses o f breast im*. stopped mtha aking them in 1992. , ing’s'first in production 777 _ B o e l n r s T* « * M cKcKinzie i said he didn'i know plant claim s. W o mcn en 'with implonts'initially were in in a, well. low*kcy event. Boolng'i'nMrt««>«nfl«ngin« 777 p m m a m t w h att theihi 777 might haul bock as Ziti commissusion* spoMdthorlwvwifen nominal • T he im plant scttlcmcement, cratleil by a promised:d payments\ of $105,000 to The speeches and show b u iln c ss inol corgo. BOISE (AP) — Memlembers of federal judge in Uin3 irm irigham , w as $l.<4 millicllion Ihrough the scltlcmcni. will w comc Wednesday at a f o m u l " “"“ " - “ " “P: ^ . V r BIt u , inj the post, he said, UnKed the Idaho Supreme Court'ourt unani- m eant to rcs«I\ c thousijusands of lawsuits But a rece:cenl analysis showed ihere delivery d( ceremony at Boeinins Field . j«7_(ta9r f silsilicone gel im- wos not enoughen( money to compensate here. h< ~ 1 new oirploncair and throw a loaf ol Commissjon was wrong3ng to levy plants. Il is the biggest;est product liubili- ull (he woiA'omen se eking paym ents in Bu i before lhal. Ihe .new:w plo n c 3* ■ ■ .— ■ breadd inir the cargo cotnponmenl to incom e taxes ott o Dclowiiloware cor­ ty scttlem eni in U.S.'. hi:history. the initialll phase p! Ofthe'dcal, has he to sil quietly ol ,a Canadadtan oir- OSft") coll it a revenue flight." p o n tio n that Ica.scd nailroad iire cars .Dow Corning ugrcigrced lo pay the Facedj withv ihosc numbers, ihc pon p< for 12 hours, and mayi‘y b c pick T hle e practice I isn't unusual. To[0 used in Idaho. l o r ^ share. S2 billion,ion. But Dow Com* 'judge presiresiding in the settlement in* up uf a loaf of breod.' M in .------lessen:n tithe lax bile for either the air- But two of Ihc five: jurjurists dc* ing b still iighttn^ hundlundreds of lawsuits structed women'swo lawyers and implant In an era of layoffs, cutbat>acksand. ** ~ ' ' lin e , monufacturer m; or third*party ciding the ease foundd didiffcrenl by women who rejecteected the deal, and manufacturlurcrs to renegolialc in a bid generally gc dismal news forr i a irlin e s 77777*200 SHORT Ico sining g company, American Air-If- grounds Ihan the mojority.rity. Jackson said lilui wusxs tia key considcra- lo save helhe agreement. Those talks be* and ar plane builders. Doeii:ing ond . '' ' hos "done closings in Canada, The court on Thursdiirsdoy for tion in seeking bankrupt!•uptcy pnHection. gan earliercr thisl monih. United Ui ure making Ihe most) s t o f t h e ^ . Closmgsngs in Los Vcgos, we've done"c TTX Co. The tax agencyicy iin 1989 . The Fotxl and Drugrug Administration -While cstinialcscs on lhe number of first fii delivery of a 777 to:o o cus* UngttKM): 20® 2C ------w closingsngs in the air,“ soid Amcricun levied taxes against TTXTX for in- b u banned (he use oCo f .silicone breast w om en with wi implants vary widely, tom to er. R ana* 55.000 , ------0.000- -poto;esman Tim Smith, comc associaied with:h u ra il c ars instants for patienisIs v w ho wiiiii them m ore tlianm 400.000■> women have regis* The huge twin*cngiiie jci;:i; se co n d ('•AoltniM): tiled has closed'aircrsn pur- leased to various railroadoad compa*i ■ ftnctly for cosmciic reureastms. lercd to panicipatcpai in the setilement. ■in ’in size only to Boeing's 7-747-400 Reuta ‘ « ------kl c h a ses.while e s ,' fiying circuits over nies, The “deficiency dcl still be project manager■ fofor United. trols, heh e said. The court majority saiduid tbe tax s a - ' X ^ •Slj )»r S New York building a quorter-centur)iry"from Unlike the numemerous press brier* McKs:iKinzie said the new 777 —~ taw rc<^urrcs business tnuistninsactiofts MWtoW - UcxnMM txu ings. news conferc ^ S r-r".’sf Ro°ii*> • I* t} u r t Ii«. X erenccs and rcccp-' Hownn fewerf thon o half-dozen oroctivityinldaho.Thecon: company's United, which last quarteter eked lions planned Ihislis w ee k , re p o rte rs tim es,1. is squeaky clcon and fiying J O jo V ^ lJ j'40» r»4«. > '8 , only connection lo Idaho0 is the fact . * Jiu*’'*''W ' out ils first profit sincc 191'989. has weren't invited. pcrfccil>cily. V,:: tlu t railrood cars il leasestses to n il- just launched u five-year- planj- to But o bizarre littlelilt ritual did take “We'v'e'vc been over the oirplane so roods sometimes ore in IdahcIdaho. 'g/*;**,, j/j; i i i i slay profilablc, includingi ilhe re- ploce. for the benelnefil ofthe IRS. . many limesti in the last couple of i»i J ill! “iij‘ I W sIjI" ' 'j'o'V i/'jirvi 5 f “f "Because TTX condun d u c ts no placement of 94 aging planones be* To qualify for laxla; breaks, the oir- doys.”.'' he1 said. "Il’s extremelyly business Inuwoctions or>r octivjiiesoc }*1- J .tween now and 2000. crufl first w as HowIown by United pi- clean.I. WeW wanted to gel the side*c* in Idaho, il d e riv tf noJ ‘business bt MMM M II itOII 01K« "fii,'**' ' SCAN* 211 14 })0 4}k> X Uniied ploccd the first ordrdcrs for lots lo Portland.. COre., and then lu walls all nice and shiny." income' from the presenn«hcc of its iMlTBun »>H J".* SC»HA .. 4 »1.. » Ihcthe 777 in Oclobcr 1990. ofisfficiaily Vancouver, Britishish Columbia. Uniteiited’s first 777s will be able can in this stale," the courtcou said. launching the aircraft prograiram. After silling 122 hhours al Voncou* to corrj■rry 292.passengers 4,350 s ^ r t to ir 4»« M»* * ***'* in a decision written by'C Chi h ie f Jus* Boeing already has heldId cerc* ver InicmotionolI AAirport, it was to miles,I. but b Boeing also mokes o° tice C harles McDeviit. M i l n , j monies lo mark the complellelton of fly bock-today to10 Boeing's wide* versionon capable of carrying 305 Justices Byron Johnsc!inson-and S > • • *4 ” *»»< gs*»* » Ihc first 777 a year ogo. ilits first body assemWy plai)lani.at Everett. On passengcngers more than 8,300 miles. Linda Copple Tnxit held:ld thatll tbe . flightml lasi June, and lhe sirlircroft's the woy back. UlitiXited oniciols said. Boeir}eing plons a stretch version■tl lax violates Ihc Commercerrce Clause S ’lil ceritficalion« ■ by the Federolol Avio- il will bring somcilicthing — anything ofthe: airliner,nti and confirmed Mon* of the U.S. Constimtionn as a stale jC ’ii "hSSSih* ” *'»oS » lion Administration last mom)nih. of value. d a y il was v studying a possibleIc restriction on interstateta le c o m - . SSS* ?'* **3j 2t>»! i.»K e so. Ml 4».. a On ( W ednesday. Boeing5 Choir-i The federol loxto; code gives a smallerve r variation. AMM it l» 21* I'' meree. They said therere v w as no man Frank Shrontz ond IUniied break to U.S. com[impanies on equip* Unitedited. which has placed 34 or*f* su b ilo n tio l connectionn bebetw een iS 'V /o\H ”njri! Choirmon Gerald Greenwaliaid lead mcni used internrrnutionoily. soid dcrsandind 34 options for 777s. did not Idaho and the incomee TlTTX re- 1 yet onother celebration, os thithe sixth Uniied spokesmainan Joe Hopkins, announcemce Ihe price of Ihe first jet. cciiics from the rail car leases.leas _5r«kB _}4io 11 r» 77777 built is turned over toI IUnited. But for.United too qualify,i it has to Howe«wever. Boeing says they sellII In a n o th e r a ctio n annoinnounced „ li '.“iV;' FisFive earlier planes are betnjirTg liiied fiy the plane onn an'intcmattonola for SI22122 million to SI67 million,fl. Thursday, the Supreme: CCo ourt or* i V:,: in flight testing. route, and “you haveha to fiy some- dependiinding on model, equipmenttt dered two Idaho Falls1 atlomcysatli j ~ ~ W X M '"IMondoy morning. hov»iw evcr, thing like mail or>r cargoc to demon- and theic deal<1 cut. suspended from the pncticerticeofbw I Uniied gove Boeing ils finanai pay- strote it is being usiused intematidnal- In oil, Boeing has announcedd for 60 days for violatingK Ihcthe Idaho ment for the jet and receiveved title Iy." he soid. 144 orde>rder« and 9 9 o p tio n s from 155 Rules of Professitmal CondumducL I j i l ' 't- ’ ’ 10 the aircrufl and the keysys to-'its The sooner lhehe lax break, lhe cuslomcimers for the 777. ll £ 1) II4« }'» • ^ S r T « ” i¥.V vI j . i.«»to i' m ^iis s m ••ikO»* t 3t <) aivo ]<•• » •i.'tovl’s-'I Ik *0 ' 4 ) ) I 0 * t l w i^i4^r»»f i^ i« t . • <• l*oe •MICftt. *> )4 tli] 40*>l ^ TMttfkIM ftf utl«*lk i r : MOo > r« It }•]« §•«•««> >•>: >5 »»« <*\- •

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r h e T u n e s ^ B BUY IT - SELL ITr • FIND IIT :USTOMER H SERVICE 1 ^ 5 ^ 1 CLAiSSIF?IEP 7 3 3 -■0931 AIBjOUIiCEWEIIl E I O S LEGAL NOTICE;E LEGAL NOTICE: LEG A L NOTICE LELEGAL NOTICE 1 0 4 I f ~ l i c e I I “S i o i ~ 1 i MSe I I 2oe ^EnsoM A^^j I r aROFESSIONAL o I ADMINI!IINISTTtATION/ I AQRICULJ^URA ^ ^MEOiCALM SERVjCe^^ I^M NAtfUOeilENTi; 2 2 2 ^ BUSS SCHOOL DISTRICTilCT TRANSPORTATION4 Propoools muat be pre- byly tian accefM^ia^ proposal Looklniling for that tom eona taded, axpar. CNAaftNAaNnO 234 CAU FOR BIOS ON3N BOAROor^attheoffleeofif pared and submitted in ac- guviluaranty in an amount not tpecii•dal?C anthedataarw . COUHT RantACwwa^ 6rtfa.req.AbAbUlytoman- M tO U TLYIerlutc m D t w - ROOF REPAIR the IDAHO TRANSPOR-- coroonce with me require- i m t IMTKYOUAMBIW ■yeptrtfona. part-Oma poaMnarlu M m a * »ss than five perotni of the 1-90000-W6-6800 «671B. vJidMtan r here, wa clean • igarlbopanand JK*a'?5af NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV­5IV- TATION DEPARTMENT,'. merits of Section 102 - Bid- total.3(al amount ol the propot-' S2.9999 per min. 3 min av- a our Twin Fdlla Ca8 676-4076.76. = b fa.W o o d Rlonacvata- ival EN (hai bid! will bo re-r«- 331 1 W ESTSTATEi ding Requirements and al.J. Tl This guaranty must be erag i ►, wa de an awarywh- ®' ------C intar oflaraiivar wkH Cara calvcd by lh« Board1 of STREET. BOISE. IDAHO,I. Conditions ol Ihe Idaho In1 thi m e form df a Certified Co. K RaaldamiaJ. detaU- saff-mottvatadand M llk a m v a nntad. t moat of banaflta.wUe inel rangt lofBcaa. riaa tonabit in c lu d in g • Trutloai ol Bliss Schoollool 83703 or rKeived by maUU Standard SpedOcaUons for CJheck h e or a Cathler'a — rono aalaa abBitaa E x p a ria n c a mtdkMl. vWon and Dtetflet No. *234. Idaho) for at P ,0 . Box 7129, BOISE.;. - Highway Constnjctlon. Edi- Chec^heck drawn on an'ldaho Single'le White Mate. 29. 6*. ; w f i a v ^ 734-6726 568-3301 or inturanoa. Paidl a nvi d d ^ wrff«palf. ■ IDAHO 03707. ATTN:' tk>nof109S. bank,«nk. made payable to the Die father w/6 yr. old House d M x s r s s s s y and ratlramantM vacaflon » dtanlno. reason- the Twin f lant plan, Bid d o c u m en ts a n d de-'d«> CONTRACT ADMINIS-• Plans, specincattons; fomv ldahugl A honcttm ^l nntilbuainualneaa - Plaata contact C taliad spaclllcaiiont araare TRATION una t w o’clockk of contract.proposal forms, parltartment. or a Bldder't cart.i"5XU\'5y;Ci"! I irlanoedtaRn Wood RKw Cict « * ONS ( at ' ToptaMtyanyandcsnviiM ona Wanted: EsparH ara Canlar. _ avallabla from Chuck Hitch­left- p .m .. of> ttte e ih dav otJ tnd other inrormation may Bondlond. • - w aniim t com panion w/no Matd luttuat 4 U. Oaanlng at Send returnluma te Practical hmcMcmto yopartfort.c 611 E 4th 6T. She cock at Bliss School OisUtctUlct June. 1995 for the work arf be obtained at the ofAqe ot Bidd*liddeitshallbelkieniedln d'uoiOS & light drinking. na baaLML Can 1 - 6 0 ( ^ - fvntacarOorORCAUOON- Calt324-7I4'146/9108 tDe836^66»aaa. a y iene • •234 betwoon th« hourss of ptadng a cold In'place recy-'- the Idaho Transportation Iheie StataS of Idaho by the 324-9'9161 •v e m n g t.la m 4927. . NA HAMRMniCK«l20B* — i.m. de. overlay, and ful wkttn. ' — Hbtng CNA't. day I 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. 1. Department. Boise. Idaho. SlUte u te Convactors Ucwtse »>•••• ~ — 7 8 8 -3 3 22 2 4 o.r FAX S y a f S o r . Monday ttuouQh Friday un-un­ seal co al on US-30 fromn tnd are on Me for examlna- Boanloard. exc*pl on projectt S T T^ T m M n k tg aNft. tia r 1-000 Date Una call- I Ito 206-76*-»t til day ol bid opening. MP-25e.9toMP-261.0.. tion at the offtce of the Ota- invohivoMng f e d i ^ fu ^ ? . TSLJ:® r i ' ^ i i i t>« kept Bids m ust'be wbmmed) to SH-24 front MP-0.3 10 MP-- trlct Engineer at Shoshone. Thehe I Standards 1-466-6500 axt. 94M ■ HOI IS;°k“. K M 90/mln. 18* yeara. I CAR «-D0UB.64>64a Michele Faulkiw on or b ^ 0,0.. and SH-90 from MP-- iIdaho Actet ofo 1936 (U.S.CA TWe y ; ” — ______:___ C N A tN«ioeo B ■6401 fo« 4:00 R.M. Friday, Jurwjn« 4.0 to MP-S,1; also placing] Anon-refundabltcharoeof > 29.9. ParagraphtP 201-219. ;.???!cattCo, 602-064-720 Ummmm —==— 1 flMUNAI 9.1095. Bids recetved afterfler a cold tnplace rKyde. and3 TJtLFi.T_Y ! D Q L L A R 8 Chap tingle guy/gala, look- indepanA« Jent USANA nutV ' '~22 0 3 TF 6 adrroundIS^H aaa. TV«ln Fata Onto A ihapttr 0) th a n apply in i p r t ^ diairtwtor. | aD U L itoAHoapl- the stated lime and dateate fufl ««W>h seal coat on US-- {aM iM rplSv^Zffi theer*e employment of labor for g S W lU LTC A R E . FT/PT.A( tontorCar- . : 30 from MP-230.3 to MP- | I PemOHAL gfti Jawtf^Horr dk>I^S!!lSr-8 wl[lnotboe«nsk}«red.>' ■ H ilf US WUI be trSdefor thltpWtproiect TiMitelloatDatorMa , . ' ia.-Slai«np The Board of Trusje^s r*.r»- 240,0. Y-Dell to 1-84. Jci1 each • te l of plans, payment R lstfit Ihe purpott of the Ida- ^ AQlaaVoleaMaim.. g^, 113 I Uoarw«lh( « 6 .A p p l- serves the rlgnt to accept­ept- -f-84 lo Wayside. Hanaen1 to I be made by cfwcii. pay- hoTn0 Transportation Board to u«tan to t dai* la 6- itqtlngltguytigale I ru «HMman.tpad- , CNAtWAI^ANTCO 1 AppllcatlOf or reject or to select anyiny Br, To North 1-64 and Mur*• jaUe 10 the Idaho Transpor- buildulld Ihe improvement in loekkK CHILD C A R « •tlo n a an tf all laugh Eaal and West. I Jng to inaet aomaon* I SEHV>CeS « ■myAtfMltihalmar794-3637 Cartng, Lovim, Otffiffti r t ra««naaio Sandy { portion inereol any or all , Itlion Department. Plans that:ie thortatt time contis- i | ^YOUII.1*»00.#4». B ” bios and to waive anyny known as Idaho Prolaci i - For sa swirJ ^ . h elp,nm S wthapro- 73M70a«XI640 technicoiny. No bidder maylay Not. ST-7e22|002). STM-: a | “?3rss?ggs3 is; >0«xt6690, ia«. I 2 PT opentnos lor M itfinctM oOvatad, and ■" — ^ «Mnh.9mmavw^. Elay cara. 7 3 3 -^ . tft Insipeii2T«'swJ.'?»?» vatlva Cara 207 withdraw his bid aRer the . or (208) 334-8430; or by anneH at e^a orgtnlzatlon SCTi«««B>064.7420 ■ fl ■ r - I opening ol such bids un­r„- -. :wrfflen requett to the Idaho w«lb«Ul be kvltled upon. 1 Fallt Cara I OFnce/CLEn less the awanUttg of the bU 2741(«02).STW-2741(803).. 1T ran sp o rta tio n D epart- Datedated May 10.1995 TryaleiTeg^ooi'aoootitxTe J SSSriIrtli.!arinoa6t60. . ts delayed for a period ex-e>- and ST.2B46(«07). h C«»-• rm ent Attn: Flnandal Con- JIMM"MMYD. ROSS, P.E. »de/.(y.Cdl73M«l. _i2!22 3 0 4 " " I Iftoanltwa bonunut 10 ihoaa AMBRICAH : a n ____ •l4.MMaoka..J«o(nutfKLJI trm P l^ Bn.TlgQ f^U«hUr Fnptfwwtf ______ILOCAHB ______S S S ^ S S J ^ r'"M!cH?LErtu23jER . Twin Falli Counilet. Keyt l.ana20.1005, . |gpg 1 0 6 M w erkara Bliaa School Otstrtci f2344 ___„ e0aa^SS92..6084. andI BIDOINQ DISKETTES >CaAL N o n c e s I B a ^ tm ir i t ’S c a lla m a m p o ra ry P O B o « 1 1 5 ^ — 6891. ARE AVAILABLE UPON „ _ wwra''iClfi# *i2i!pS5^5.“si:i^sM E S ?Juding401k : ” *nnim nni'^I tam p - ^ - Bliss. 1003314 . [FOR ADDITIONAL IN- REOUEST~ II ■ ALCLCOHOUCS p S!SS^' Atiitlani. Saoci PUBUSH; May IS. 16. 17. FORMATION CONCERN-■ The7 rtoht it reserved lo re- I I V O ANMONYMOU8 BreCUJBHOUSE SSl'iSS^ Word Proeatior,a o ca tary , - 18.10. 20.21.22.23.24.24. INO TH IS PR O PO SA L,. )ecth all proposals, or loao- | | | Can 733-6300 r C M 7 3 < n a .a iT rfr? Entry Clark. Fltan o r, ' D ata 25. and 20.1995______PLEASE CONTACT RESI-' cepi C Ihe proposal or pro- | | & <1 Drtva TF Sw itchboard m*Opa C lark .. — DE'-NTENQI-p> potato deemed best for the | | ■ O p erato r. tiQIl£EQEL£EIUiQI NEER*~ANOREA-8TOR*- SSute of Idaho, , | | P _____ C S ta le d prop9tais will be FAX ^K .'JinrbS I agrkIlSS S llW A L be JOHANN*** AT (200)I NopropotalwUbecortsJd- N IJ t] I sa ri.,, received bv ihe IDAHO10 43M309-] e For mora Informa- ered unless accompanied ** * II 423-4466. Evanlr>g hardMrtiman, tm n hom* o»ni»r^ a n g * ^ 7a^Ss21-600-721-^ ^I O U F i cowa. feadllading, axpari* inm padMrteato t rS ^ tinVINaTHIM. - _ MaturaAdAdult wtth car «M anoadonly.1ft In YOUN homa. a itt. vacate)■ben. 643-6077 200 2ndAva.N • VMABSt Aaa laadar kilho In Y o u n J■ iJ — n cLOST— — VAD SfKHi lOlnancW never know old LOST*p FOUND ESCLASSIREO itlkar naadad. r n /LPN c h ai r f t o i n u f i . 6-14. naadad. PTiwe»li.7ah«. nwn&^^com )8T: Husklt. lg 4H mo )EPARTMENT I] u n t i l you3 call.::" Mlttinlid p)jppy. brown/whlte. TIMES)8-734-5938 l ||A ^ ,^ ^ ^ 1 Farm hand m S ffjH iJ Tc S 2 ? i i ^ ? ? i ;-14.81ttino;Fkowdear.maia 208ANONYMOUS I I H f f i 63336-. 824.430 ” 7 Classlfleleds are full — ^ 734-4647 Famalaorrtiat '■ coOar. Rewartt^OO*'’ ‘ OV h’?5a?«n52l/? New hiring CHjNA'a/ttA'a p«Mna«yandQiSIX of surpriseises. Tnl(e a " ' i d 423-4934 Afolaanhouaaaer (nW no|ob.C^ CM Offarlnflon-an.iMaclataaa phm iM tartafndQood E « a m j a t > irt»da.-»M497 ----- ^ = =— = a o i'— "i Nf#6«itep* WrCewpall — RaaponaMMaaJno ------rloolcar.iV o W r p S g & ^ixA). medium tlzed -i lavaningA a^^niaM toi lack & brown female W itloli lOaia./^ .l#M.Meeuniito a tm . dyou'll see g'/thort ™ tM,-ftecantfyhad- -flowwb aasgy 3 3 iount ntand ! s o m e t h i n g upt. Found North tide o( , ■ ■ .‘''V m n S ^ :»yor> a o p M from E»« ^ T « M A ^ n e t 5 5 * S j f c S:mcaniv. ^CaUSM M ldet >reDsrgomr~. — rtevett lump. 733-3454. ■ j — btfttaan lOtmi 3A c fi t « l______laNANCvSGar iwatotriI fraln and tupar- . - lA B p m ^ e u e r k n o w CtNTtR via* othaihar amptoyaet. 104--- Mllna. G al 734-7472 S a t e ybatiid ^ on emerte- INVBSI ? B 8 . \ il y o u c a ll... H o nPERSONALS «W»800471-7472 "Cf. 8en FrM taat r o H m and — i o 5 ------1 SSS5L . SSXKt'?! i;Tii»»N LnT tot Hne Mormatton. Dial ort-601 • coSSm there's s eerecordmabvDr.an - — — • WWl3600hai a t ? ? s " e 5 ISTOMER Confui " s S a S T - ^aSSSonmONHANAOn onl7.46aoi m m S' ■ ; u . -—— r o r - «twMOdC«l.. ^ ______^ LAWNGARE o w ^ n w i l RE You ne nruted7Plndoulthe I I W i « « I L I W . r T Mt dedWofi. Taft to >«« a ______unti/i nyilc for anawerK i * BAN*tormUMon. M larydap ‘“SSKSS oS^iuaiMMit- Averii&iia.a999 Wii _AK£M( NO t e . a i 760 80044M166 ‘ gtrtam.S wfssx o n ® . fSHSiyss 794-IOOOer , .AvaloL90 per mlnuta. 24 tn . ca*M.^KMr»e»wileno» e ID63303. r i t o w a “ S S ^ £ 1017 L “ s ^ C U S 5.68. 1 6 * lo u c h tlm a , I 636-770 -I t______Mion communication, i VMn 00)629-0600. I Zlyi 1

) TowJay. May 16, 1993» ••■Ttmat.NaiMt, Twin Falls, Idah.Idaho C-5 : Employmnent'Financcial'lhstructition-Real Eiistate/Sale

■heThnes^fews . IB U Y IT T■ S E L I p I T iUSTOMER r - FIND IIIT ' | § 1 lERVICE I I C L A iSSIF 1 E P 7 3 3 - 1■ 0 9 3 11 EMPLOYMEItTillTH'____ I i 2 0 7 ^ 1 I ^ 309 ~ I ^ ~ 2 1 0 I* f 2 1 2 I i 212 I 4 "212 21 I U OFRCE^LERICAL^ I |_PROF^O;«L_ I T R ^E I I T f . ~2n3 I 4 218 | _ TRADE I I TRA5jA D E_^ [mtOPPORTJTUWTIMJ | j |IO U S B < E E WR N o J I EXPRESS PERSONNEL1 Hagarman School Dltlrict ithAlnan/humart, axcti j FT Raaaad y Mix C oncrata PRINTER PR W arned tlaitalnlaaa li ttaai Oanarai halparr lorli mobile HOUSE KEEPERR NlN E E D - ^ " ^ HAS IMMEDIATE OPEN-EN- hatnaad.ofparaonnalw/ spporiunlty to work al ! drivar. INQS FORTHEFOL.}L> tha following andorta- ir. poaltkxi avan. COL PubllthingIng company h a t waldart. teyout layo paopia 8 -home InitallatiolUon, no ax- EDIIitMEDIATELYI:LYIDay» : •vamr>g caaNar hoataaa. yourirour hobby. 2 m outtW# | raquireilrad. 2 yaart axpar. ari knmadladlate opening lor m attl macniicnantct..Idaho par, hard worica«ARY i holldays*8 sickck lim|i e * Pvt-tim* 0 « rk «v(th Com-tm. MuM'hava Idaho cartlicatl- intBluaUkaaBlvdN. njck drivar 10 n«t ( s o O to S f iO0 C 0 w a a k - I Mountain View Cara::are. ,500 j tea on. Plaata calt for appS- - l)4>tr full-Uma or part- 25* singiaigia color tight rag- w n ta m ^ /C a ih le r •xpwiwtM . lor JO HaJr ^ k 9 . Itla r fatt a tl turn-afouno ’ iJ/pot'entfaiSr,processing I Easi Poik. Klmbtm bafly *PM1-UfTWB00fck—Pf catton ^ tartd ratum a to: PtacaHutlanowaoc*pttngf b|M ^ axparianca. mortgage retur y at ROBYN TOOD. Cofflpatlti•tltlva ttlary and call 784-2^. (unds Own I 423-5591 > FuO-Omo C«bt« inautlwlar Tracy Brown (Clark) appBc«ttonafDrdrtvwt& S. T ______houre Call (9(909) 715- ■■ " •CNA*S P.O. Box 236 wahataffpotMorta. day « Tacf Mall or call LIta banaflta.lit. Call Larry at ^ ^ ^ .1 41466______. 1-800-243243-2946______Warned: expt ’4 (24 hours) I Majds lor tm a l moiairwiei. an- * N u n M A |^ ' Hagarman. ID 63332 •vaning aNtL Ortvara ean — ixperlanced lOb I try lav« pay-84 75. falsaI 206«J7-4777 . aam up to SI Opar hour or I 211 1 Haipwft•ranlad: No trtwUng. PROOUCTV ilR E C T O R ; 85 00aRertraaningng Apply/ A pptytt mora. I :to r E ip e r 1 Capn Motel, 1341 1 I TECHNICAL [ lo drtva trucks, opar- Want to laa 141 Kim- No m tiitr iiott you iptnd Potantlalwagalndudat Mmm nacftmary. CDL a ♦. idfy growiiHSF JraSrHigh^ banyRo.TF your days. c IttillM till ng to shoval dirti Idaho Pli irs par waai< :' EXPRESS;e your buiy tchtdula. Put INJECTION MOLOINQ I wlllinc PERSONNEL SERVICE TECHNICIAN I Wagaa COE.t 206-78&-2e76 Moldar ta First Prat- , I 111 F » f Aw. clatilliad'a lltna-tavlng ------lattlaarntiirnor to Irain a t an ■ byianan Criurcncn, PO Box I - dradory of goods and mt- apidty growing Sun Val-1 ' lay, Idaho araa Moldor. | IHiring For Inlactlonion Mold M aker A ------^ 1 523. T'W' Fans,IS, 1063303- I ■ ■ r vtoat to woik lor you today. - ______M23.orcU73;^33-7023 ; I KBLEJnFtaTAUMHT ^taaka qualiflad partonnal ''actoryilry/loodproc«tting Ouallllad 1 br awmg & tunnta thifti. Wa/ahoilouta work an h tv a 5 y« PPOATUIffnESi r— — — r^wL^HkroelT' MurUugh Jt. School Dlt- NowhMigforcooltA Rellal cook net countar DoaKlont'part :andW atat m utt hava a i Fork liftftoparatort c axpananca « T T iin »)N H iSTUDENTS time B analitr D>- trict f 4 te la aaaklng Iha vorking know ladga oi i Cortttrucructton ling, latha nvMnephoowor ' foitowing poaltiona to bo tlrna artd tu ia m . Apply lay lor coiiaga? altar 3 montht.1 Compan-; I H ilj|L lii9 y j praytfut m M ittI offlc* )rocattlno analnaarlna : M^chaniiin k s lacagrindt 1 work for youl tivt talary Colllall Dorothy ' _ * filladforlha190S-»6 In parton MorvThur EJ®®I nitte - tuns & atti I Mint b t mutt batwaan 2-4pm & rn^Swttiiic I? 1 UMU. atiantion to datatf S uVX t o d a y ' ® 423-5591 or tMk ortanted and hava 719 BkMLakaa Blvd. N wdir>g troubiathootlrw & I Corpantrntry ara a mus iRAFEEl application® 301 ^ 1.trairuratrttno tUDt. Exparieoca COLdrtvrlvart talary & b I BUSINESS>s pralaaaldnal aniUidaand Inttrumantai Mualc 7 600-721 -WORK Polk • iOmbany,ly.iium I oppSffruHmi Bppaaranca. HounvvUi Taco John'a la hiring PT wtth:^SWIapiui.Compat- Cookt Plaato lor IN STAFFING. ------imes haip for nighta and waak- ItlvaIlva ta lary A b a n afilt. Twinin Fallt 733-7300 Including . INC.------Saaking tica mar ballafli-Spm . Moo-Fri.?. . i t PAY PHONE ROl/TOUTE* Submit rasuma to: anda. Appfy altar ^ )m at EOE:0E. Plaata forward ro- 0i»rtayr 678-40406 • No Faa talpry 10 1 SEflV lNiO t h^ e MAGIC jn c e prefertad , M al raaumaa lo: ■ ' • '1679 Adoiaon Ava E. TF tum<« n a . IrKtudMg work hi»-, FOR9YEARSI Mag« Valley Tirr.r« w t ? 50 tocnl eatA0l«nodod illBSsi Twin FaUt Ctmic ft-HotpKal l<«urtaughJL School Oiatrlet - W i ? ^ " l * d v a l l e y FOF >1 lb St500porw«»k Opof'24Op,, P.O.Box' 1233 loryory a talary raquiro- . ^E x p re ss SnVi'S ------. U n ^ n . Jerome. #416 W « n d y 's ' rnantrwnte, 10 TEI. Box 2302, PERSOIONMEL SERVICES conftoanlxi''M AVON-Earn; ■ ^ hrs Call1-e00e6666-4888. 4l Twtnfada, ID 83303-1233” P.O. Bo* 117 • K ARn; Tam A yan ♦ or can Hiring ful-ttma craw laadar 1 ^ . 10. 63333 All (»■ ■me No d ^ to UTIL/TY LOCATt " Murtaugh. Idaho 63344 , KMinteln Haatlrtg 8 Pavar Opariparators. Screed- ^ a o ^ - 8»0-678^je2l. 0 a ''ated, mtelligpii l n ? IPAYPHONE ROUTI>UTESI I 206-733-3700 tx t 283 laTwm Fallt. RaaaonaWa p(l«illatw iiibahoid: sn « I houra-compauuvawragaa confk Zondltlonlng. Inc. men. etc.tc. natKlad1 in tna lO-REP mdrvidual?al n i ^ ^ -LPCOl sues for u « ______EOE. _ Ora-lda Fooda. Inc.. Burtay ' " . sin ; Immadlata opan> Twin FaNtalls aroa Health ------Z------i l l in TF a ra a lorOf u n d e r- i2 0 0 0 waa* potontia Offloa « O artotf poalttonaM P'ani haa an Immadlata «INTENANCE TECH , '" 0 *oror an axparlancad Care coveoverage. Retire- Accepting appitcationtappi lot grouno laiapnorM 800-206 5300f°24hf» 24 j ‘ opaning for a Buyar In tha H igghiy h / aulomalad lood I "VACk: kWanar. Mutt hava mont. ConJompelitive pay. tull time cook,wk. &cpananca w«th a nation wid<-Ida Co Un- I ^ atockroom. Aatoclatat axparianca & own Drug leiii omo Ac' EXPRESS 6 t 8 Biua Lakat B M N P'*h>lant taaklna moiivatad f .• tilin g raquirad, preferredrradbutnot derground ;onitfuc-co . catsory Shop, good■OC locak 1 PERSONNEL SERVICeS Twin Pant. ID 8330t "wcj]wchanic. wtin ability to tooit.W agaa8ban- EEO necMtary.try. wU tram UonAacnrtical bac»C kgroi^. I non tfl KalChum $45K parianca pralarrad. Baalc commanaurata with Sand ratum M5K na Twin FaBs. 733-7300 ATTN: Patty oubia thool a variafy ol, 5® ■uma 8 Oualfftca- , Contact Vtckkickla tor more heiplul but .not>t raquiied,> ; gotiabiaiiarms ivailovaii In. > Burtay. 678-4040 * No Faa roblamt. Sialniata ttaai lanca 8 abiWy. Can tK m io.BBox10l42.%Tha a mformatKmn igiig> 934-5601 thorough trainingiingprovid: B o * 9 8 7 t 1282 lor o()polnimant T.mat-Na t aUOa raqulrad. ■ uma to: Attn: Jim Smnn. ! ' tn Fallt. ID 63303 A d m ln ltirailt■ailva. A 8400. wimout aiperie' toravatartnaiyhotpKal.I, Ora-lda offart a compatl- ■ r 'i S>s c confwanaal daily petitionson w o ^ i^ lor vancam ant for’f"!na I fight ■' P*n*- 'OBa:JS3303 ; I sai. I ^0 oo.«5j.,<,™ .iDi "s;s>uintartanca work art - Poaibon raqdrat: good] tiva talaiy, aroallarw arrv ■ . ----- DonLapreolllOlthaTVshow pe„ori BanetitIfiti'nsuf-; INVESTMENT' ccnununicatlon. 0^ ployaa banafltt plan and AVONa; hat a naw plan. _” 22i ' n a a dJad a lor Katchum ROBERTST S E L E C m C Making Mon*', HT~ j . ’ ' and paoplatM lt. Comput-Jt- a challanglng work Build E to $60.000». Call UAJOIDOR TELEPHONE C O ,' Landttitdaping Co. G raat | an Equalm J Opportupity 1-800-OON-U ^-K . s OPPORTUNin«TY ar knowtadga a plua. ' anvironm ant. If you ara Ann* 1-600-726-6956. Noww h hiring Tachniclant, • C**V wBr right paopia. Call | Employer,. kxkx^atad in Hauey - — ;------' 15 space mobilea t'omt'o o 1 t352 or 727-2018 j Ittatw.o. ets currently *PPl«alK>nt no m sm o ApprojdmataV 30 h o u t a Intarattad and quallllad Admlnlatratlwa. .. A $400 istallart, Aect./Sarvlco 'W-MS w tak «rtth altamatmg Sat-It- piaaM manor tax your ra- - a p t . oparatort. No ax- | -lawmgloran ^ a d lor cai ^ sr;:"o»,r.v:luOod urdaya raqukad Plaaaa» auma t>y Friday. May 19. r Jflanca nacattary To ! tition lor Buhl Eco- adSIS?Ica * a U eanaad in pan CALL BONNIE: PAHp/I ! bring a ratum a or pick upIP to Unda Langar. TrMning r Bply.call t-219-755- : Countal Commu- rman Bactricten, 5^"'',J*lSiaiK ''^.7? I S0NS,Ct^SATT 7734 o-ortWwtor, currant- F.eoiiant rv r e tklls.S S daanonvm ™ « 0 0 -95 .71 apptteatlon atJarom a Vai- »3,artF22 7am to7; It pay 8 banefRt M 1 (NO DUI s) & drm 'arkurlanttoapnal. 102SN"n SiiSi'""'”"*"' wptxig applkrauons. ratum a to: B E C ^ ; S3000 mo pro- can 2061 3376 7363 ^ . Uncoin Ava. Jaroma Ora-lda Fooda. Inc ^ Avcoav Financial SarvtCM tt n) coMuiflmort^ortgaga refunds Moo - Fn. 9 am • - POB0X16 ^ t< ■ n ' Commoinoniry Co-ordinaior. _____ L_L looking to hira a highly ■ 212 I PO Bo>lox 4 0 5 . B uhl. ID Start immac tea Noe*per. uu- ... Satklng maiura. rallabla'• Burtay.ldaho631l6, motlvatad rr managamant ■ panon wUh darical tuna i TRADE I j B33I6I Journayme* GEI\/IVI >• Fax: (206) 676-6722 tralnaa. tr A dagraa In a fl- ' i s r s . s w ; lor PT petition. Mon-Priri EQualOpporiunllyi nancially n ralatad llald la 10 whi •d grocery per- uPdato all inlon STATE REAL7\L T Y , : 1-S p.m . (10 hour work whaalar drivar. with i LABORI daairad. but not raquirad. Oa a t t B COL. 13 tpd. Sal- working saded - 401K, ' Irom last year’ssdtfeciory c INC. waak), $4.25 par hour. | TTta? auccaatful candklata a/yOC ° banants, payi•ay up to No expanary»nacwsary. n« 1 7340400 NO waahand or night - y DOE. Can 423-4269 lorStucc will b a c a ra a r orlan tad . IRIVERS. soio& 5«0 60/hr dependingd y on wa win train! Part'irt'FuD tirrta ' — ...... houra. Raturr>t'i accapt-1- PoaibonI Opaninga: Spatial and * poaaata aalat ability. *0 and Indutirlai aquip- Long hai » Contact Oav# avoHabla Appt,yinparson ir | Local Vanamg Routeouta tof ; ad during offica houria Education. Sacondary ^ CDL. haxmat. 1 on 8 2-4prn 1 Sale Cain flnancval;val traeft ‘ Mutt alto h»M good laad- 2snt ^ , ' daalar taaktrtg ma- ! drivar n r , DOT (jualrttea- 0 786 269333 Mon-Fn 9am-r>oon through S-1S-QS. Mar»o0 Scianca. and Elamantary. arahlp . abuty and ba wtu- lanlct with axparianca parlancnca 8 ralarancai t«ns*n^’i — — n L Polk Com,ynpony .. dOm quielilr Now w, Staia Pollea. 026 Eatt-t- Minimum quaJIflcatlons: i- 1 farm tractora. back- : raquatl w equip, top wag. ia St N ' snack & soda macnirtcnina* •. Ing to ralocata. Mall ra- .per. vacation 8 SharitTi Office Shothona lartd Dr. South. Turin FaJlt.I. Idaho Taachar Cradantlal tu m a to PO Box 10 2 . '’o**-• t . tkldttaan. twaiha- I hauling I itinc to fiir cut- 5m ie2llB . Twirwin Falls - C tf now. i-aOO-aSQ-VE■Q-VENO Idaho 63301- ' E.O.e. with propar andortartwn- ti in n g .100%com- Twin Fallt. ID 63303. or . hay balart and/or [ naadad5 s s s s ; : n ln g t for |a il EOEaM.'F/V DtVOMnuC^. C.f.t - t. Starti^ data: Saptam- . lachmantt. Mutt hava ; d haanti & damal. ■ Citing S u M .S Molal Now hiring phona tor an appt., »ntch tw ardt Brothert, roipotJlwnS-on ------: Revolutjonary n«rw« indmdoo» 9 bar.lB99.FortrmaMor- 733-SS14 & 0*^m toolt and ba willing MWJ PT avanlng datk clark. mation and application 10 worwork toma waakands _ A. 1)523-1382 “ “0 3 0 am T I Smart priori» foul»trou ' p ita ia apply In p tr io n n Tail results I IemplOYIIENTM ».J 301 « contact MkiwlaFauBcnar. Entry gni lavai aala t powtlont Houriyiutywao.pt.m«i. ! i-Nawt Is accept- will aito ba1 umusad tor luture ' l260BiuaL^aatt^N Clark. Blitt School Olt- « a v a i l . I m m a d la t a ly SchiotiWotman Tractor, Bo«a. ! ««d El M ications for our h iring S ______I 1-600 766 3358 a^c«1ur»^^ .t : ; ; trtct»234. P.O. B o x llS . w/poatibiilty w, ol managa- 376-3:6-3333 Of 808-1335. I Currenlly 1 ."‘stPnSCs." x r ;:t , packaging sumas/appiii 1 B litt. Id. 63314. Phona m VI ■ mant training for ihota Atkk lo Scianca. and Elamantary. a c la llv e 20S6 Ovacland Avanua. A caraar-mindad Individual Sand r ______can naopenn CCall ma I II ! — OySlOttan W e^^y nolM .Minimum quallflcatlont: whoialntaratsaln iiO.Jc NIC-OREM.UTAH f T "ivartw . . antad: ShcwyouhowM>w 736-2960 | Custom Ratumes 6? >»4809 : Burtay. Idaho 83316 — ' FT & PT ri Idaho T a a ^ Cradantjal , ei>^324.7557<^ - | - , wtth propar artdoraamant- labia immadialoty. tU - ' & mad angina.I. 'Welding e>per ^f,i n«22 emplovm^t A) .1 (rslillft ' 3«-.wy y o u r wovori,. Call John ^ ____ BlvdN,TF->hF-nai loans gfoat aiiparlanc^d accountant w/' Clark. Blitt School Dit- pe » Cut Away______1 (601)225- potential. Muat hava ^ ______> Onoy at 733-10— ~ , Exc o* poor cradrt. a'o‘ S or mora yaart ol budgat-• trict »?M. P.O. Box I ts . Z !i£ii£ s s ; k ■ w ra e locally owr>*a 10 ir>g and coat accourwtg B litt. Id. 63314. Phona | la n ta rt and laborars | AfOH'.W NEEDED II ' *ConcrelaCoConst ______axp. Mutt hava axp « d a d C a ll a v a t < LongHaOl■01 YrtKk Drlvara *Landscapar ■’“ ® ' 1600934.8418n I ■ upon dlairlct aalary Mln■tinl C attia Kirby Co. u *2314279. *2 ______: 2 yaartort axpananca Call lodaylINEVERAFEEI N( TC Fh e T i m e s -N e w s NEED MONEY?an* ; ttandardt davaiopmant &I tc h a d u la . A pplication looking loc for anth u tla ttlc .' oicK SII irad Plaata call 754-6482 II 800-72I-WORK6C r*T ID Real Estate Loan*urty C SIMON TRUCKING I 734-9079 ; AUERK:ANANSTAFFlNO- JRRENTLY HAS THE 6 S V 1 abWy to parform daadUna: Untu lUiad. EOE naai na. aalaa pMpla. Earn Naw higihighar pay tcaia 46 i — 1 St. 2nd ano oquity oparational audna. - trii ------8ERV1NOo tT h e m a q k ; FOLfcteW lNG irlpa. cara. cath. and apdd C anada. G raat j Opilcai.LtLab Technician VALLEY_ FC F O M ^ (Intarast as low as K6 S" ' I Twin Fallt School Ohtrici m i laflta. 1-600-727-5665 ' Expar. Spar 525 eiuaia Lakat Blvd N i axpar. truck Oabi Contoiidation OK •B e l l£\'UE/Ha1LE1- e ;' - . compatatN-a tatary. munity i Raiationt Coordi- training. trai C lata at ttaning Sand>d riratum a to; Moun- Twin FaUtmt, Idaho 83301 I badoparobc - Idaho Co 600-646-653!xwts Plaaia tand covar latter nator , affactiva thia data toon. aoi Call 676-2553 to., lain« WiW atl Optical, 525 ! ------tiiion lor ' R»»itrC 4ar« wfth latum a to: through i May 17. 19BS. aat up an Intarvlaw. Btua La ■>“ REAL ESTATE LOAM ■ Lakat Bhd N Twin i PLULUMBERS I 677-4536 rl<.M.i>n«y ll.«» **' •U tfivt S32Mdhon l40Landar«Fund- MVRMC Raqulrat I abflhv to com- — t. Idaho 63301 i -JOUPURNEYMEN ’ 1 Past Humari Raaourcaa- m i unlcata orally a n d In . Now^ hiring: Looking for - I . -APPF Ffaa quotas Rapid Fur PRENTICES Wantad: ExpariancadEx •,M .«li ingl Any s'lia loan)tabial Pi P.O. Boi 40g ' writing , wllh clarity and Drivart .egSERVICE S lw n Haul Tn f loan < . Twin FaUt. 10 63303 0409 , homa talaa paoeia. RAJ Laatmg Laai U looking for I - 73. It inicirMcJ,J, c.u ll Iim l>4li" 4t Thf-Timr» Nr>»' bankfupicy acceptabi prvcltion. Intaractt with ( ' 734-6776 ■- C:aH32432*-7'*9 . g a g e {206)737-2171 EOE Iha i public, ttudanta. lac- . ExeaBantopportunl^tna protattiattlonal drtvart lo run .M-, Will purchase of loi aga.nsim oftgag uity and diatrict administr- growing O' company. Call 4 6 & I111 Watlam Stataa m m a AL Fraa lance wittara wantad atort: , Muat aatabiith and Tha Homa Ptaca. . Wa havahav 20 naw iiucka -1 _ _ _ contracts ^ ~ T • B u r ll e vi /H u p e r t IDAHO FINANCIALS to covar rtawt and avama -m , aintain favorabla con-, 734-5175, Ray th itnmonth w 8 graat banaf- ' ~ A i u ^ s y ^ ^ ._ ThtTimcvNewi«Jii| 01683 . 7Vi'Buhl and waaiam Twin tacta | with rnadia rapr*aa- liilaratlad? Call 1- I TW e » dcpcnJeni lunMH t-UTi , a latm an for publishing 800-523 are Muerol sales Job openlj>gings, one of I •n Ihc ih>c(^« -Ku[- I Com cidilcl« tha {oDowlng' form and rivU 4 304 rs I rag'ooaJtdiU'-ThaTVnaa , Oragon.' Northam Nava- cataI to to Baltla Mountain ■ . . ■ 4.Kv.VM4.irnoinnm «c>. pictw !««<« titn u ^ at Iha Twm F a n Sctwol d a . M o n ta n a . U ta h . & NV. CDLraqu.doubiat*CDl a “ PO*"'ulble: W .I M INVECTTltENTSm ade . Nawt. Box 546, Twin diatrict , .Ofnca. locaiad al F allt. 10 63303; or call : Wyoming. C om m ission trtplat.:It. 3 yrt axpar. baity I 1 pte, 201 Main Ava. W aat from ^ icslrcd annual canUngi: ■ I • HANSE^ _____ . Real E state loan* mad 733-0931 art. 204. • ( only.calOayla.726-6191. dump prafarrad,p< conlact ■ p ’ !EN/KJ.MBERU’ 734-6727 for details 6.-00 AM to 4« > PM. For _ S...... 2 ,—. . (702J63!) 63S-2e05fortr^. I *_ Tlw Timr»-Ne«Newi u curitnlly etitnelit vi 'codaEnfctreamamOfflear lurthar\ Information calt .2810 atan FT& PT avail I CONTRACTSiS A 0 axpar n a c M t a r y .W I ______I M O f^O A G E S Opi>oMYBn»>y« ------A.------___ _ ■ • J e r o•M m j E - InJcptnJmt )un»« C'.vncrK T T tT .. fortrtapoaitionorCoda J J_ y* Exparla I I.UI P . la ta o ' emtonwnanrOffloar. ^ fk.»rtc - Trust deeds, contract a. ' moftgagat purchatamote • RaportlngtothaAttlttant ■ 3272. I County M a n ^ of Public I , I '.VlliluWtWl>kl vv Id.i IU<. ^ 206-734-6727 lor quote WANTED Wortit.lMacandUatawn ■ • d Drivar. 46 ttetat. * C . baraaponabiafor *Burear ^ King ta now hiring • AU u r o K m ^ ^ ^ ,d 1 ratuma lo; P.O. I ' I*|CJ»CC41Ii»iiriccsi6-:s»v U»ll ______IntarpraUngandantordng lor all daytlma potltlon. 162. Buhl. 10 63316 | D. coda compltanca-a. MuS Fullf and part Uma avail- Muat • T w i nI F a l l s hava knowjadga r t ooda ablalS4.90toSS.S0hour. j| MtkttUc. w «ng to work king Forhirawj’•w/oparaior,JD750 I . . . . ___ ■ Tht 1 uv*-Ncin I A pply In p a ra o n • 3 6 0 hlo o ui r s , no a x p a r la n c a piow/caiI/cat, JD 310 back- | 3 ,1 hahave selling Ior _____ yearpAre - I 'lunkH carrtcr* for BluaLak^aBlvdNft* . nae A p ^ in par* ( ^ , (hjfr ■ In Jclivtiin«Bf%i andmllhodiaai!pp££a G dump injck. k>w-bad. . , —'■ nicxtc cbH iirrtv * ^ f to a municipal aM ng. A ^ -snaakar. for land- I ' d I Km I Cooka a waitraaaaa want- Aub s :p : ln ; g .w a ta r lln a s , ■ ‘ havt^saks c x p tritn c a In; ;^ln S tan ^ ^ l 774- winr*. pip* puthlng. > □«?appiianc** Oauto taks Oautodoicrvlca _ ’ ,1.1 ^,..1^""^ „ — ir-Hnat.-wataf-iinw.—I ------Qckclothlng-OftWOKOT U hardw t I IW4Bnui>i:i i — ■ 502 g i ~ r — 3aorga Hilaridaa. Wa aapUclc tankt,te road work. • ■ _■ KELP WANTED • R a aa a 2^1w Immatfate opanlnga ,tc .'3 6 6 tnsurucs Oraal «stat« Oottfa .WVftV »•* A—; «■ . '■‘TWWT^gTWI^•O i»c apply batwM n»-11am as 366-2614 In QIant- I ' A C W i.n .lW < Ruir , nacaaaary. B b r 2 aataapaopla. Farty.W.'.Id. . I Oth»th*r______m .2 % Burgar Stop. 1338 Add!- a t NE aQoAyaE.TF _ --«W v ,y||ACULATE3bdrm.2 — *epBMrarmi»nwvfTs«- — balh cloa- in,'qulataprirt- N I ta: • ■ ------• I lX>-kVfJkA^ liahad Uaxla'alanowf^tor — WJiX-iwVi:vViScnn TTjn------a » a a -* ^ a g a ahad,-*prii ‘TOTKSSr “ HOST-HOST rcMf------> ■______• ______I ioulVkJ*—, uvu ntulatad & flniaha land uaa. pubUc poi dbl garaga w/RV pariiints a admintatraUonorlna oroldar.Mualba'ablalo c We ' are looking for■ a mature < * Ro»uB covarad patn. Fintthad' ralatadflald. ICBO wQrt(waakanda.Owor i nperson to m eet and1 ggreet our | I I ICO-KVli/V^/ b tm t 8 nraplaM NIcalS f CartHlcttton. nloht ahlfla a v aU M . K I AXMvV Mn tendacapad 8 wafl main• , TF. customers.>. I ' SU I«:.» ; _ ------Z lp :_ _ '> amad 1742 Targhaa,r.o Tl o o Plaa^obtahappucaiion pai Saorlfleaotjor.oo>dl8ia BluaLakaa8MI.TF Please call for an Intinte^ryleu)., I phoo«;rta:. ■ — 1 ' Maka olfar. Immadlti su n « y to : I.W IM ' (IU /W l Occupancy! Opan dIX. tly gJko Human Sacvtcaa Now Nw hMng oooki. Muat ba .ROYRAVMOND | l-6 p tn . 734-8296awyrfftw o e —«bl*-lo-woilM«f4oua> — D FORD J -SURVEY BTIlSSSeSft^i i P.O.BOX.1299 iotod- Elko.Navsda MOI « Twin Falls, ID • 73fri6-2480 ’ I ?TwIa ID SS303-1291199 I B E j a ' T ^ 2 bright, w al rwnoi','0 « k ’ S S S i T heT iinesjSiev alad, bay window,'eaf»g». IhaHafMnBrtdoa.. . ^ % V S "®®'*- “ PP'*- 08rag« 'II-. ______i [ ™ i lancad . amM town\ n; « r ------u ______1 TF. *39.500. (l2»-8t30. :(

'■ • / . . C-6 "nmos-Nowfl. Jwin FoJii=aii». Idaho Tuosday, Mav 16.15. 1995 ^ -Real Estalate/Sale-Re;^al Estiate/Rctent ,

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sSS I I i I i 5 M I i ^ 6 1 2 I i 5 5 1 6 - I i 504 iw I 4 604 6 0 4 ^VWNFALUHOM^I JjTWNWUSHOMEy I | TWITWIH.FAL^ HOMES | I FARIjnM/RANCRES/ I MOBILfilLE HOMES I UNFURN!RNI8HE0 - I UNFURNiS^ UNFURW 8HE0IED : DAIRIES I -«i^— ^ ' I APTS/DUlBUPLDOy I^^APTODl^ ^ ^ T O D U P IEXES M I Ul By ownor:3600 sq fl home JJUST t USTED WONT TFEasEast end 1976 sq ft. 3* 1968 Champimpion, 12x52 2 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH ;< rm Reduced lo <82IC 260 acre D»cK ranch stylo hoRH> on I, .' d n i S ocros. 733-0135 LAST- • w m 70S dairy site. 640 bdrm 1 bath, bel Oae heat $399permontronm,-*bedrm Available S-1S, 2 bdrm I Nice. 2 bdrm, 1 bath,Ith, IIHA ' ske offer. 733-9157 * acrem s well water. roof AC. setael up In mobile plusS200seci oero Soutn ot Twin FoU#.' jJj Esialo conslstlrifl ol 2 bdrm 4bedfoorti, IV. bathhome “ ***"' securfty/dean Ofitx.. unH with baaemertt.ba approved, near Perrtrxsrrtoe A 2 car attachod go'dgo wnn large lenced bockya- ^ - HazoHotion 625-5617, home parkirk InI Shoshone. upfee, Leaae k)c«edv*Bhlnwallralkingdls- Robert Stuait 733-4KJ-4330, _ " • house finshed basemem. ' 11-. ,.M tio It aill see» VeryV nice. Call For more Into wiin oponor, wood slovo.- , both, shop w/atiachod Lrd. Air condllloning, gas - I 503 • 6na call ■ Wo 734-2385 tance of The ULli nw ood, ' ■ ■corriputor room; vinyi' heal. 2 cat garage with I BUHL/FILER E OauOM»«i.7330(gP. M6-2653, T nrnrrT r *500 mo. $5000 dep.< No A _ garogo.mi»coutbldg»on I " — (2) 2 bdrm, 1 bal doublo par>o windows® :i appro* 1 aero, Hwy 30 approximotely 1650 I ------: mroughout Lovoly Inmity ' square loot. Locolod In ------1 1991 Marlene»tie'2a>ao,nwew upgrad- d a p .'(l» 3 bbdrm d r 2 bath, 734-0400 homo. CALL JO ANN ! M o in ln g s ld o s c h o o l BUHL. 1 =AQESftL0T3 324-8443 *94-423 . ^ all ofiers considered. | dtttnd CALL HON FREE- . home,me, 2 bd>m. basement. el, large deck. utilsrm.ACapt Brand new 2 bdrm,Tn,4-plex. Room tor male CSI ssUdenL u d Shown by ap'pl only 733- ? Tve righi in. $77,500. tf 9 5 0 0 len, landscaped, ' NewOufl(e>.^ extra nice $576 * daposH T6 mo. Includesd e s all. 5643. PO Box 343. TF. 'MANAT ^ 734-420dar mover 734-0400 for more details LeHoyne Lel Raally aW,736<»64, Call 734-0427 foro rW a 736-1654 or 736-19681968 quollfledbuybuyw»*$95 on this home priced al 7W J674 paaruree fl25-5gf7eve Havotoseei S ^ r ri o « Ciprl Motel, kltchenetenettes. Se8.900,«5.,M, 5^ e e lo appreciate ■ " " ■ Cleon studio $25 - ir-uppor n e ed s help. Hoaermtt 2 afler 6 pm or 1*2 bdrniinn epts. dep-utts pd. no sr t s start- GEM FAX s nanloia,doselo I3?-i!5.’2 • &64A2. STATE REALTY.! rgo lot. small 2 bdrm. .q^ aoodqq, views, terms 734-6062• worl(wt Laurel Parti Aa 2.000, $4,000 down. avaiiaUo>10 Call 637-6402. ------176Maurfeelil.'S IT f? 1 balh. tile In 734-419410S Cozy itudio, utlt,. irtduded.Ir Holiday Motel; Weeki'eekly’a i INC. I I rner financing OAC. 13-3824 ' avaflable staningat at $130. SI 734-0400 j YOUR V ^ t a l W l Call7311734-4364 Hagerman.in. 15 acres, would kitchen. 14X67-12X23 14 ------■— - ■ $265 * dep., 733-: GEM — >♦$150 dep., ______• Convenient hospi) s p lta l ixcetlenlhorse aet- a d d itio1. n , readrtor ee ' Mrm. $230 ♦ i S T A T E R E A L T Y . -YSSirTS:.r>av.r>A>wtr..v.lt.«or . . . tocaUon, 733-4330D d«uit>t(» buiineu and j 1 to your proper- No drlnklng/srWmokl..gor jM,3drm, pri- — J AD i«tMMfwKf>euut«A. H ageTm ), 788-2566. pett. 733-6966 . . Mivw* Olr«ct»y lor Bm M pJ I TIMES ' CLASSIFIED . (NC. t . r . r s i i ? s ° s i s s . ? , vate garaoe-SSO*SOO mo « U0TCL3 you HMd U o«i your tema ' 734-0400 g ------1 5 2 ------1 fngtfoe Ct iMpthap*. Ii DEPARTMENT _ 2x60, etparided irran L t3 0 0 a SIOO dep. ItKida« wt « e rA Rooma lor rwK: Lown)w n ta e loo cleaning aani, ^5830^4;S43-M7t DaiyAWeaUy,PhorMhones ; 208-734>SS38 MOVINOHUSTSeLLI I *URl^jTUIPERT BUF Ity ask for R.O. m OwTMT oolrw month, ♦ SIOO 3 Ddrm fl*-up. 5604iri Av N w overeeas, h 7-- 7" MferowwAHefifg. Nice area, new paik. ■ HOMES 733-5336. ’j i ______Housing AppllcalJe'1'?"*, ^ * Corrventemdowntow $52,000 w/lotm». S4000> Forc sole by owner: 5 bdmi. Mointenonce M free home. — ------$6400. Cana»423-5302 4 243BE0RISR O OU Nov* Being Aectp down (605) S44-7444 3 bflrm. 2 both, greal bock 3 bdrm.rm. 1 '/i bam home on Large otyy lot l< m Hagerman. ------——— eRS i? A - ^ 73X630mao 2 batn. 2650 Sq Ft. 2 car 3 1992, 1560 sq. KMI8ES Near Elderly, Eli r garogo, tool shod, now yard y( w/ded( a ploy orea 1 2 acresacr w/foncod pas- close to0 the1 Post Otfico C ^ p i o n . 19 $460. Handlcapped/DID isabled Rooms for rent. S46Wwk. wl 4 milos E, N al Murtaugti Spnnklors SS4.000 2706 lure, dbl dl car ga/aQO. ma- ond downivntown. cffy walor ^ < bdrm.1, 22 bath, appls, 2 7 0 0 8Q It t^omo on 2> eaipot. lob o> siorago. 2 Sj tyer hookup Persons, f^entAUUlitles & 625-5733 * 734-35413540 ; llropiocos. DW, close lo 9th9t Ave, E. TF. 733-2767. lute> landscapinglor A musl a sewagego avau 837-6253 ■ ^37-65 - "sSS'ASir:IA storage Based On Incomene. Aoan------ocros 4 M 'tn 2 twin. n«o >, $83,900. 436-5622 ------opon hitchon, fuopiaco. 2I schools Large bach yard ^ BLE W OE No pets) 734734-6600 ment NOW Availa■liable For J ^ & much more Asking NEWCONSTRUCnON ■ ------“ Lot* 1 . Rent. For Furlhe car oarage. lano»cap«d & Ranch style 3 bedroom. 2 wnor: By 5 4 ac. 2 bdrm. D onwiiem:andimottionwa-: ’ 971 R e e h w I 4-plex excel maUoo Contact: I m o b iiS h o m e s loncofl yard w-sorinkling; I Sl 12.000 733-4970 f’" bile homo, sprinkler p,ovt<]rttfetf w ofe«/ve bath.wtmv b « n home. 1640 sq ft in mobile luret mdudes The Jerom e HousI i ] systom. Coll 432-5246 '{ QREAT BUY ^wi? area Bright open »y»lenrlem, satolllto dish, fruit Cownanumo 3 m/Jes North r a ^ , rofrtg M M ^ n r For sale: moble homeiome, overlng. 1\* thority ® 733-51 Ibath, I on mis nicely mainuuned 2 ktiktichon and formal dinlrxj trees.IS. 676-5353.6 o f H agofterman. Pr/ced r a s r “ .Tr;red parking. TDD 733-5878,1 p « ..2 t 2 bad 70»i4'Mob.io nomo. fully [o 5 , ^ m i -4282 evenmgs. oguippod Microwavo. TV, bedroom homo. Privata | roroom New buyer can pick ^ ------, , - , , sia.000I-S- 22.000. xag e area A Housing Opportun camcoroor, shod somo ; fenced backyard Singlti COcolors or>d caxpellng. Cail ■ 5 0 5 The — — laundry fadlRy.By. 734-7660 ______------Vsrynicecwpeled,2bd>2 bdrm, lerm»S2t.OOO 7366209 jI car garage Oa* heal. 3 I HJICATHY PARTRIDGE al ■ Q 0 0 ( r -ib a th f4-wtde. m Flar. S31Sy-»3U year old root. Room lot ad- 32324.3808 or VinOINIA °°°Sggg^ I wnghtiIt Realty Co. d" ' '"i;* 519 I ■ ■ Jerome. 2 bdmi, r ••/iimmim BPL VVO hook-up,jp , small mo. No pets. 320-S687» 8 7 Boaultlully mainialnod ; | ditonal DoOroom in fuH ur»- ElELOREDOE at 733-1735 «7>4700 I c E M E tTERYLOTS I i 2bdrmap(wAi I finished batemant. CALL foi to o m o. •' homo on a quiot locaUon. { for more Inlo. S143.500 By OwmIwner: 1 7 0 0 e q tl, 4 New subdNdivlston. N6 loca- S T T T I T S ! cioso 10 scnoois and pdrh. i OOnOTHV TO SEE 734- ,9»95 052. fidmi.m. 2 Bath on 5 acres, uon, 2 loti mortal Park LDS / f f Z b l e v i i 6 0 7 (WOO S54,900 . ar«5.l40 lots lafl. QUITE & I OFFICE a 3 OOfm I 5 baihs.woo4- ow/hollub. 1200 sqft PRIVATE.rE. Allatwwmes AC caroort New 2 bdrm, gaa he siovo. spnnklor sytlom S f * v a 5 r ’^Ik:e 2 bdrm eot>do, AC L « ™ L 8 PI c ^ e n W , 3 4 . 7 « 7 . 1-223-0057. or new canM t S47i$475 o e r^ attached ga/sge. . . RV parKing 733-4439 75* dep. ,430 |e|j„ Ay,nu, GEM l i E. COMMISSION *nto A Glenn.S30E l ^ 200 QiU 73^0750 a> BSJ'SSS?” • C«et • 1700 square feat,.la tar< rg e II a u u lM kO^nmng dxSni STATEREALTY. / ON THE MARKETI I, Close 10 Snake N .O rem U ri ■ _ 2bdrm'.townhc oiltl. »omi)oo« would »w#nt GEM i i. .A 3 boorocUroom. 1.5 Both. Oa- bam aoL recepton room, 4- prtvateprivi s ^ .e ^ u r^ Sunset Mam< STATE REALTY, j INC. rage.I. U rg e KHchon. and wSw Mfstem. l 734^534 emorlal. Lake- 1*,?**’o o e ts $300 avollabte around 6 secre- INC. I 734-0400 livTng0 toom.to Fenced yard. . ock 3.10123. IM caiedNWTF,C n a a r tartatpod. 734-5380.JO ___ lods. trull tte o s and ^ I Space *1-:l-2-3-4,Call *<>*P ...-734-0400 _ — ------college $700. rrtono, $700 nsf1lrsl-prnfssi" l~ ri « W CONSTRUCTION a J d e n ! 5 1 4 423-5391 ______3 bdrm. $500Oti>o,*dep. tw dep. No pets/sm i I, Fais HOME TO BE MOVED: I you'OU c a n olford T h e s e CooklW to e'«SfaeHiNCOM4EPR0PERTY E —- ■■ ■ I Appucatkx>.|iDh-lease. Contact Won 734-0 Ave. acfoea from CSI, up I Nice 960 sq ft. sellert mo- hooose from - ■ V.OWO9 000 UWL.o w e ^Kimberly an handicap Covered parking. If e ^ Blvd. North, «lutimHttee ee Al lui'ctuJt KN«rwmo>cer a iU;|«d to M Fw INCREDIBLY < slanitw ^ ai $95,000. CALL ^ ------^vaJt May 1st backyard. 734-8(W 4 or 850 sqfl w/2 bathrooms Ad >irw}l nxM I fcqi BEAUTIFUL RON RC FREEMAN AT 734- ■ 5 0 6 ROBININ MOFFTTT — ■ ELWOOb AEVAh/s& E . 7^4-4121. utuiaesmdudedd ta «(N«rtis« 'any ^home on 2',-t acres EiQuis-' 4208 42 or 734-0400 for ■JERO M E/ SPRIHINQ CREEK ______734-1401 ~ and ■- ImMcn a tlmrrnkzi tm d an Ito design, mis homo h a s: ‘dotdetails kOERMAN>K)«yiES AE^EALTORS W ^ TF-I^ewef2bdrm.1 I batn 1250 sqfl w/2 bathrooontooms, Kta. cda. i^gov mi. runfcc, 7 3 4 ^ 919 1 OR 334.6778 ■ JM LE SOON $525 mo ♦ dep 324 1^ UmM KAa, o rattrJ trjn.« 0 spectacular view. 4 bod-; AVAILABLE i tn xiaftMn. lo nuka v j wen .rooms.Tboms Tho ocro- j m. 1 bam. 3.5 acres. I a 111 ll 1 &2bOmap(t.S:S.S335-$435 ■ ' - P<«tar«ne*. ' UmiUUon w age is lenced ondJn- ■ 000.625-5114 I 733-0Z4(JZ40 TF-Avait June I st. grgreat k>- AH have ample parkingUng , ■ OKiim,ruWin.- FimlKi Uilui r*gtonStN, cation, nice 2 bdrmbd , 3 rtu M OA>iri inkr ra « • << Cludos an R.V park and « ^ bath, family room,n. appls. Contact S i» « Halh>wi dog kennels CALL CAR- GEM p 508 i l l owi la lc inu wilh Mtanli w l*gtl “sis I |il2illiU pptlcatlone. all elect, air cond OLYN CUTLER al 733- STATEREALTY,S U n u B i OdB jn; prrqw* ani MBERLY/HANSEN I COMIMMERCJAL , $545-$576 sprinkler, no smo« s «*»•* nifijacsdy vcNtnn 9026 1^-433 ROPERTY ' ' ------1, 733.|422days,llys, Nosmok. peti. $550 mo * $35 0 ftE A L T Y INC.- I — j WNERI For horse lov- o 6 0 2 iftg or pets. I dep. Refs req. 934-.M-4888 7 3 4 - 4 3 3 4 B a iMMtcDper «4 rd ironn/ i 1 bdrm, 2 Baih on 3 Buhl » I UNFUmmNISHED I jccrpi irry ad>MH>ir'g lor nal lice 2 bdrm. I 1/2 both, «'■ * M 3U S E S ------r,ui« •f»9i a n vieUwn d t» gas heot, garage, sprln- 4 3 3 separate pastur- Sonsaikyityial comrrwdal ■ nUU. Our rfjdwi « • hwtlty GEM 5 of Hanson. Call locauono1 on Mam Street klers, fenced bach yard «»• So 000 sq fl buiidjog 2 b«m . 1 w«m m lownhouse. ifMormcd Ihd »R OwfCingt STATEREALTY. w/storaoo shod. S59.900 ^23'6296291 Offers 3,00 JiKvrtiad n tM ara . tot onlyonl 449,900 I. $300 dep. ■ Vi MUM.on art ctfolnrr INC. ^ ■ 5 ; ^r M a tlo lto m o b ile Call Jimlim 543-4371 m. ibam hom e, ■ ■ ! iMT* To e a i ^ a Om iriftji 734-0400 ; —I 0. 2 bdrm? oh large rm m m 400. dep, 734- a s - N ^i u t ) Owf>er Will Carry t »msg 9777. Thr ToB-li**l*l»()t ThereT l are approzlmatel]ily 23 charactera or 837-6354 *80UTHdr»drmr2 U th r g u i -foftes«ihaf»fenrertmoatrueh, - ! ------—I Montoo CIr, $109:900 Varea. A i C. wood atove. N^Jo«d*WitoCaW iA rtz. {------~ ______; r33-3l6aieavemsg - . *mACflkCR ^S-Super turn. ^ Hhid‘7*aa- 8TTMATE8 ! ------I cattle operation. ‘JJJSlirL : 324-3490 }------____ 1 ______I—I EE rr TO BEUeVE m il J improvements. In- | geO 14*7.<70 Fleetwood I -or sale by owner. i400 eludingng 1auction barn. A BroadmoteMO w/fult llpout in Jorome. nicese 3 bdrm, 326 I ------—I iq ft, 4 bdrm. 2 bam. lg. REALL SHOWSh PLACE. Mf>grooeatpump,WwKipres- crop 6& hay-,l«nfl,h < ^ r m Must be movedm. $13,500. ibdrm3bath2 I . I wre tank. 2 decks, pa«e^ J t o n vt.SW . SV ofCuO efotd. I coll $208-7J-7M.124I afler e, appls, nice I . WM ______^ I I ibove ground 24' swl»T)- • M ^CRESACI - Sedudod 6:30pmor! i ■ ' I ning pool, well land- rdnchI, cabin,ca good walor — S S 73I 719! I Aildren_ r ^ — - - r leaped, auto sprinkler rioht*.i.ne«rJackpol. ne 198314>4X70Golden Kiir« in ■a hw. ita g lp ______-I’ »W T.2bdtm 2 bdrm, 3 balh { — I r o bJERT e i JONES 750 per mo. PllDIIfl NiffMmnber ______■ I ocailon, $114.900. RE liMimo.fem, ______, 1 —-J J REALTY m ove In, will J i a a ^ - - . 1 73*. o . • T7 3 a 3 - 0 4 0 4 1983 14x61«66.w/7«2l.3 consider lea option. Ip ay Slohadulo ol • All Adatm M ust b a Prwpaid FE«Stendt976K)n.3* or I bdrm. 2 bat>eth.v*ood stove, raa-*330. HAISe UVESTOCK Of. tfto opoppro»ifT>ale t 11 Acrwi •drm. Reduced 16 $tt2K. t'OOC'800-262-5001 aooUancea»e. Skylane Parfc, -} ' ~ ^ .• ^Dodroom. 2 batr^ roncr 4ake'offer. 733-0167 E>e x t , 1211 j $18.50073734-6172,, f 0 « r^cti sfylo fio m e w ith ter of Pays •______CIMTB6 per line , Of»roxlmatory 1500 Kj. ftn l»irx:iuc>9i 5 ih o ret or I FURNISHE B»o Wood woter oi oppro*.ro*. S15 ooch, Borns 4 U ^ |E 8 ______outbuHdtnm' C a l S'ovo OD ii for OfJy $79i00l L S i ! Conaoe apta.i,Utcftanunlts. Ui .1 > 3 d « yf « - ...... - ...... a.....$ 3 .0 9 p e r lin e HIDDEN ASSETSI g o o O rerrental home (n filer.' <246 a up, 73: — 0(0»r 2'ttory hom« with1 4 bi e o ro o rr^s, 1 both. 73» w 96 '4-7 day*..ft ...... ------S4.76 per Ine ------•Cat neotrl‘CoraBfgcrieoiw^*ooroQ^ft*mofcrff“ ' Lovely «tudkM« B -1 8 d a y B — ....— ^^W ^r Ine lanojcooirig. NooOs some■no flc. Call Steve K, cation, walor, 1 — i 6 = 3 o m y . -fodov.to invojt m vout-ftitufo.Ufa-i49.90Q— #S>t54i. _ — begeftprlvMe tor olde ______« » l l n e ____ PRETTY AS A PKnUSEI 5 beOriedroom. 3 both home CT^^M |a_jw«W ngpewS a ____ jQCatafl.Qfl QUlflLcJ-dO-iQC«3C n e o i CSI. Kitchen w/parquet floor, cozyoiy family room Veryntcefyfi^jn^ished.smaH “ f « « ^ SnSundnlnMOion.'a(idi2iorM^' u f c v 3 S S ------♦ . • ------. w/woodstovo In bosemomont plus spocious studio, ehaieu e balh. utill. - per week. ~ 1 louf^dry. Aulo. jprlfikltngI swtem.'lmmocijlale »yj Mtptf.S32S. m ore info. ' , «5S-647, ______□ M y check•k o r m oney o rd er is e n d o sedBd (or $ ______» ------, □BillmyVIS^ISA or Master Charge ton^ onooa> l U Q I C VUlEY ^ REALTY i 0 0 4 rdit C ard N um ber______I UNFURNI M - 1 9 9 1 S is H E D - i a)lration D ate______| U P t e C 8 •onAvtnucEast r J JThelfaKeN SIfvoKcmopp 3M-M1S EB«SSaShtro- 7»-«U« Irmaota Mellyouf O m Sfivp 73MM# StMMoeDiLucea »4.*T7a 1 & 2 bdm A C U S T O M AnHoag- - 7SJ-l?7« OMMlatMOwMM 794-4044 S33SAI ordaffom“ ia. HjgJsEWVI^ lA'^sa.*- tWyOttM 73»45M NMHMHtnialar 734-I32S Outellfvtng.de«ieencomplex. paym«ntto; refurtMied. (Ss(Stfiwaaher. ' IL i«eoo«6S8- iMndry fadRtei 564CM ncyr: I____

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Location. 1016 Addalon T itmrf rag. AOH, 9 yr. ■ 8;«rvlc« « r Wedoaap Ava., E.. TF. CORlaranoa % SOUTHERN KMDAHO PROFESSIONALAL le tt. BUILDOia ft REI room 4 Uehan M M ita . J cJSm3»7»W-1W)I SSST 71A I •Reaaortg IWAIR MMftMtCOITWQSMQS >28Wno. Can 734-2314, Cc 8 WIME I > ^SWing, 733-7221 er326-S651S657 Holatain boll*oal<^! D 804 row baan A com nit ftr Or»dinofttoSO: Commercial, Industrialitrial, Pritna Btua U k M Ratall / t plantar. Bar 4 gauga laiysniapsiL—£ f” 734-422Serr»r 731-4228 Rem od^otA lil 324-1143 pla ■0407______C h a rrp k i^ “ 'W *»- fesxJent»al. BuiWup roofsoofs. OfflOT8paM.734.l3S7 J wh(whaal aat to 00. Excal i ^ ^ w a a n a r a . 825-1237 *a25-5414V«nl* 8: Liy>-, lJ*k»rtp*lradlri2^I hrs. ------CroM Cr brad paatura e a h m ooneond. C al 4 3 3 4 6 » . eERIC rh WANMAN r - = = = r ______ThoEXCAV,AVATION 3244W ft*i« ProfMaiqnal ofAca apaca. 250-550 3 tw 423-4342 j j j j Footlngi.Fan«fidateni — UST8CLLMMBMTB.Y ^ORSESHOQNO I ■ K T 9 7 I axcal lo o tton. 7 3 3 4 0 0 ^ 543-9169 I Waiartab. Pond*xids. Top Sot W a r d 's H o> n m e Ditch bank calvaa. 837- 2i Fna GradMg..Landscaping Lar C o n a t r u t ^ c Commarclal/ratail olllca QW47 nightt or 530-2023 =“s,s*»‘s r — i Uon H B iikM ttfll1 lORSeSHOCNO I Ratas/Trada Room addnon*, retm •pacaavailabia. iSOOto d<»*y»______..._ t-80t-60fr843-1300. aid 888. j ^ J i l U l l CERTIRE ig734-7948 al«3rkal. piurtttfig. > aoOOaqftcaB734-6M1. ^ orcold.T1mWtaon I XKKStlMPBBGSSIVICMCE For ta la Holtlaki Katfara. NHHI 1 078 baia wagon, 2900 I m n n M b u il c loolargaviootmal.M » r * Cortiplwayiarpentfig 4000aqn Shop • Offlea 400-B00 4 Iba, amall or hrt.On. Naw front Oraa, 1 yr r r:.“ ~ Z MataJ BuHdlrHdlr)8a&Roofs axpar. Fraa as&mcT«es. cartMMAtMsawt.5 tor rant, taoom onin. Saa larga li lota. Vat chacfcad ft on \ 111■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ' * Garaga* ■“ ■ f " C ali W ard 9 240 e ih A va W. For vacdnatad.v. 878-3028. tiaO ad.^^ao4o0s . f • T- mora Into call 733^»«1 — 734-4080 • 1-800-471-40Si.«»o Qraia cattia avallabla. PaW taodk)udBftWTobiano2 I aNTIm" So U i E S A * Mach#~ FENCICES! Sir*. Da>iof734-123eEvan. ft Nlc.73344Wava S S a r B S f f a T Custom OmIqtstgnApwerkw. .. .Local: 733-133-9063 D«l* Roblninaon BUlM M liiyHH COMMERCtAL HSUMnglnggllWCT. ffi S I a * a a Oil haM . Vary good r m AOH ofeO'a-70-a.wa I00%rnanamiang09Yrs.£ip. 1-800-733-i33-9063 T34>203fl*» TINKER'S quaktybraadng. MndBonwtti 1400 hours. eoiaeilijrt*. 'n /L J ------SPflWJOERS I LANDSCAPEap ai43»e3g7 or 431-1400 •S eo^ 1*733-1333 a v a . . : £S omce-aHOP Ff«d*Ki£^843fe73 t -21 ta V .g an O a. 83500. F E N C E: PPRO: Bill's H andyrr'm a n ♦ 0**>gn ♦ PUna * Gr»J»>g•ong WA«HOU«, - aw 4W0 tractora intro- mof* Holatain braatftng bulla, I ------i Fer>c«s. Decks.ks. axcal. racord, 67^8233 4^ kig at atud -COMET- ■ A P P I :k ft w h ia T o b la n o I B R Q )f fences. Remodeling. Painllntlr>o 736-2903 . MOKiftanop^warwuaa Hoittam ctfvaa, graaa t8W).Ca» 4384700^’ SifcJi.l Ovarfiaad doon. utmoaa J on.R*gMlaaounFox AMANA-S3n wnna waahar u PAI I « Wwkfluaraniranteed Also Lawn Cari ar. Haa R afl • oonfor- ft Oryar. Ukan*wlW75/-U TWINF >-7070 lu n M M . offlc* apac* 'I CAUCTnNEXCHANOe IS S flt ,,„ates. 423-4296 or 420-3 sn. color, natural gan. offar. 733-J3-1570 or733- PLANNHOOM I ■vaiabia. ^ B«iya.aala.ftoonalgna iMor MTfRTrR9!9r StavaHatowa , _ motor vahkaaa. farm, ft 9 ? ? i2I di^Maltton 2 ft atwida 8 8 7 7 c a■ .»3021.______JobatobW fc Pasiura calvaa. Jaraay ^ inda. Studfa* t yw s ;s r- ..iSSr” •taara. $110 and up. Sum mow.W, wtilta. 1 1/2 - HAUOWS . ‘'"ss^’ssr^ ^ . . I yrs. old, Ul COmPRESSOBWRWORK ^ ■ i J u S a i W a REALTY 5543-«W4______Unktan Cailular n i . i S H ■ * PREPARATION mACTOII«:U,«l«x) -TS£iENE8SEEWAUg. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■D ■ 3 I Tbity‘iLMnd$apiT*!W PratoScn^-upJS*' T ,» « 7 .|? M arw a S laaga bad. Boardki) W7U. i - . I O . ^day.32»aa37aftarepm ^ rang, vw ung ana SISO 1 doidorm alia rafrtg. ALWTSOanat Reflniahing 15 years expertenc^ UOON 17S4E.B|/I-»0«714 For M n Doubi* taia- ' laaaona, a k je A o u tr Wa do what you canlm'tM WORTHVIEWTBEEFAflHIflU coplerwia.pump.ft6 aranaa. :2222______• R e m o d e l ? s s w p : lutton Free Eattmataa. 734-; rafva ramota. 734-6123 pan,an, da1 i^ tumogi. ooW GE Mlm H d*an ovan, corwtruc^kxi'Speciariy 44322 ■ 7337335^1 8x40 itoraga eonuinara, -«- atot Rantfi.NngHa. — - 324418•9l80.0u^oara. |200,yaryirynkMglataAMk dacfcs. patioi.pasiooovaa 734-«97:” ” YAHDBAHBEI a 380-2177 or 308-2918. ----- dallvarad In T ha Magic : d 7 0 6 aaaonabia rataa. coff**tatabla.StOO, carporu.thi S H E L T O N 'S VaDav for*2800. ... — ~-7:r-' Qlaaa/oak : e WANTID- Hard milking F ak lampa. 850 iobt&n U B S BS3HnSSnSrSoT l „ ^ TREE SERVICE b d 7 3 4 4 M t. I yr. old tWv. Pr*tty, 738-29■2980. • 734-8 pe , Servmg Magic Valley.loy. I cowa cc ft HoMam Sprtngar ■ Broka, r a « ^ to atart W B f B W FREE ESraiATES haHara.w«payloppnoa. •■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 8584341 a fbr 6pm„or I Wood.River ValleyBy ' t>* aaro d>dao ao proapacL Bar- Kanmorabro)rowndry*r, 875 or wherever App(6x. 3000 80, Ft. Tom T( Harrla. 3M-22B0 i8n n» Hutch MMtar oft aal rala. poiallator (Saaian. 8-7 m ■ COSTOHflOTOTlUJLUNG 733-9318 •a0aMO.R0bln734-4O49 Waak VVa. otd. cokiainxn faad, (fJl!! i?MCir*2oo: HELPING ;. Windows. S' Tiller mountec buU caivM for a M atao, ■ weEQuyMgwriimccQUiPiMrMrl 7344313. W HANDS s S ? ? 6 o a f w n o M N U o m n . ^ M9 O e « ^ . on tractor, D A L T R E E 300-500 0 ataara. ' | ' S L______— CLEANING!G SERVICES Carpet Furniture ( Y S E R V I C E sraiN Q C R U X Cal830-24W. ta»a3,hor*atandam Matching •ataa< waahar and TttiYstf SarvirrwyT»«fafc 733■&33^331 ^ Call MURRAY ReALTOftS go“:r..ri'i?-C i:K ------BARKMENIt at Serving all MV &6 nond. 8250, Can • RasMarrtW J Wdodriver areas 7344049 o n a s * « m ^ Ml 18 830. praaa whaal good'cork lodO N kIM n M o . NO C«M tte HP 1880 dai8294 • • lnsu«d4ord(d.Z r S ^ S S . StttVouRxInodC ____ 733-41 JO ^DAIRY^mm 48MIOOh^1083MP8«O • Ui*d Mrt}y vi rM-0483 J.T. PeRerson Cort 0 MobUe 420-TREE rvactium.sesO, — soedalizina ki d LAWN PRO ------L vnbm*. 632-4tO0 1968 3Shoraaaianttrl., h( 4bwa« ? “ 2 r ' Mowing ft Trtmm^gngFor Local 536-5105 Commardal Ihop in Shoa- Aa*Aaauma la u a on 328 EZ MdtackTDOm.aood « 730-3 S w ‘4*"“ COUNTRYrCLEANERS C “ ^Sioa&«moc Smal & Large Lawiwns. Inaurefl tana, 1000 aq. n. w/0X9 mtewaooTL nit 866-3683 3-10.0IO.O«l>aMmMgn. S fm97»47O0 anar eom W adaanhan ' ^■M00mo.ae6-2477. ~ nartiirtaa, te b* mevad. __ thwa.waeiaanlan everywhere. .rra*est«n8t*sJa Sf* NATHAN'S WOO each. Uaad aprtt)- 1989 Logaj>gan 4 horaa aiant TVa.VCR-a. Free Estimates For ranc 48x200* buMMg. . RaHdanta. P V W f f V MjlgllB P T il 42»6362 0f43»6;j w o Tree Tnr,un«g & Topping lar pipa, uaad 8 ^ p , loadeemiMmbjnaaon alock - T v o » o e r ,r — Hedge Tnnmng & 3 walla opan to South, ■I cJStm I Eqs, oantrffugai Comalt .hoiaakV.' olAcas.RaasotisonabienMs, r rock floor, u Ml. N of I- I ^ A R M » m v r a OTP. 8 g » q 637-9809 axe oond. »M078**“ ' WhirlpoolI dryar,d worka, raf8.av#l.7 ■ ■ p ™ MOBILE MOWIIinNG Removal Free Estimsieslies 94.Kaaoti araa. C al (S03) h I I «■ good 878.7 Yard cieaft-up. yardya ■ 734-1157 073-SOOe M a or am Alg"£52STS;i»»' 15'x62'»ntf 1-38'x90' 1990 Char» arm ac Sth wtiaal. ------\ - E iW P f tO R •I *0P « * ' work ft mowing. Harvaator* a n aiioa. 2- 4 horaa,a*, aiam lead, raar d • |£„. TREES7UIPGRINDIWWG , ' ’ ' wratfi, baw, loaoar, 91 vi 804 OaapClaanV Murtaugh. Mans* I1f13*al*alarynblna.to tack,^Ik wa -in alaapvr. W iA T tW H I Nothing irt»nd Falls Free Estimates Warahouaa atoraoa. boata tiucka.manwvfMU.. i t ram owd from oparat- 734-73BJ ...... ‘ a S S i s S i Randy Waavar.64»0866. "j'2 h m h m J c*palAi«hcm 4273 733-1554 or RVTa ale. 7 3 3 ^ 1 day*. FUn g dairy farm. Sail or TTTTSTT aala, anywtwr* ragUir d*«p datrs r s c S r SSS 733-1S66 or734.i230ava. Charmac 3 horaa CHCMICALAPPLICA* trallar. LOADED, !" “ •?*£c v a l l a y . 10 Sote St2.S0; kr vjNC. Alplns U n ctectp i 3 S 0 0 aq fl w a r a h o u a a TK>NdMC TK or roMr harrow >.C^7:t44834r— C al 334-1093 rackr^ar or sialrch* $8: aver- • 7*3-1234 Sprmg eleervup, rotbaSteng. D A LE ’S T R E E U MMB B with or without liquid aloraoa; 7 3 3 ^ t daya. wli Ibw. 3^*X 18-, mowing, power raklnUng. C h i r p i n g larillUar. L ltL tiR . m k w or 734-1230 avaa.------U i WdCSpowwdow^ IW F ^ 5-.. oth e r alzaa ■ a |U 4 ^ ^ H ' stvutoery. sprmueidar ^For mulch or disposal,al. ------, JONI«JO 7 3 3 < S 4 8 e o r vtpr.iao^bott, 18 u«*4app Evaa. 784-2318. M»a of a maitraaa a tt m ora^^^Q ^raS systena.AlyMca;care — ' Free Estim ates 6 U « a d , r a e o n n a o tl b la . y * * *- P* (han reoUar turtW>g.tun n*ads. Free e s t 734-71-7898 (208) 734-2742 S500.0IICIUI. CainM w a n t m t o r e k J ^ ' 1 Twin $7.50;xi^sy2.. WORK OF. GREENSKEEPI (208) 733-3123 ^ ^ S S S S . J I 2 4 star . QuMn$1S:l8: Kk >0 $ » . Home repair. Elei Paalura'for 20*30 palra. ^ Prica includa hayrnraMt»»7»4-g74i' wum Ida* turning f<,r<*ig. S Car{ w ' ■ ijfrra* 4M-12Wla«ramaaaaea JlS s a j K s s s s »34-8344 or BM- If you wantU 1to buy Holy da*p d*an vat tbul*M ir«tcning ^O aSSSSo Bl74ayaaWM ^ Oornmunlonandraaaoroth- ramaka of i Undscaping PoMr. handyman: a s a s a a s u - Sii Debris Removal I Ion, ihop, ioaea, reem « from Mexico 7334782lorap " S a C30ftbuliMr.4o(m- MUtTSBJMLU 'M'SteiTj tor drla!^ilaaaa c al 734- O w m R OO^eMTED n — ------734-7334 “ STANDIiYTIiENOTNGNG ■ «Wi quM t & . by Juna noDONTtptNOAOM irtmania, paddia aye- Apamhoa hora* trtr. 3 horaa 4 9 8 4 o r 2 ti P„,‘or CommaroLat Sprsy ap- g j? '; Zt0-757-034B HONEY o o . IN cs I m, woriia Qood, laO O . anglahaulW w ^ g ^ and anar 8 pm. NoUobtooan; S FUaORdBSPRMOJSs rrssrissT . pllettlon on grain 'til iS^J you'valaaiadtoma.ican ^ 2M-4488 - . towm laag CvllDEWEYTU'TUBBS ■ Sarvtong n»y ft oldM • iiurmnifn pcpa rapax . ■■■' ' — • Nawaafln jy . lystams, convarsiont5ns. - a l m AeU rraintanancrf' »gh lumbar, a ^tB 'xtff. f . «ii— -] ffi d ' 711 I l ] ______manual aiactnc,landacaicap«ig 734-S544- 1-800-734-S54SIS - matK “73'?SK“' ‘ x l2 *xie*. Ottiar alzaa I ,'bm j iROOIM^aWAin^ RRIQATION I . E atlm a teare . iordar.evaa.784-3218 M I"” * b i s * . LawnSprMlerStr b 7 « » m ^ 4 .7 6 5 3 o r 4 2 0 4 0 Claan. famala. «200 a mo JANlANTZ CUSTOM HAV> 6038 INO. awathlng. baling. ■i'l J 2 0 H P bbooatar o ( pump,' sidmg H rm R Tvrn a «Uuaa.noameMnoCtf INC , S 4* har>d Brtaa, — Estknates 73M673a>tartt:30. «* PAIWSCeO'' Jiwo'pirin*. 883-3618 i MMOS n to Our B ui ■n Service RATHER HAVE AN -A -______NtoadamnoamoMnglady — S10 ^ ^ 0 ^ l o n r y ------WECANHELP------batwaan 00-70 to ahara Manur*Hai*ig tIA/ £ 2 £ s d a n ^ -Q uaniimd Tutoring"f nloa 3 bdrm hom a. C«a OuarKM f“a Cimaiii Fnw tnt S k warM ii w M a a . O rvid • nntmSVOA 734-ie WMiInm piaster, balunart. giaillass englanGrammarAVming0 .- - 730-ag74rtar1pm ^ » ? ^ o r8 7 » H 6 » aoo,.»43-438i m m m r t m g W W B M blotk. sidewalks, tttwwiiw sn . Cr*ativ*Wraingi 'SSTiSSi 13 avaa. M371, CaflJlmat7334173 «d794«97er . , i I H M M paBoa. itoneMirk. 324-t: ilnum u i a d pipa 488 ATftT IBMIBI Com patl- R & H COOSxQtnidion SAWTOOTOTH ■ Ramodata*J J S S r SHEET METlETAL ^ ^ Q Q j j Q 2 3I H INNOVATIVE WTDRING« K4corasul3iaca.$15parlar 2Ao*cfualbuMrtw«ara ■ |?i£^’S2: Deek»vSan( S S T ^ NOHTHWESTCOLO -ORS hour. Ca*B«*y. 734-783202- afisay.1” * sr-ri; d a i & Hurray-Hurncy. r a■ thtl e or Ruth. 324-4522 ' I I awa itial m onth of May - outdi I I lew 5 S > y S £ e r x s ) ! r ' ^ 4 S 4 I ______palnlfca a ta rtt to d a sbfilSSK Sfe^^ CDROMIBM m m / m ^ EatintftM. Reitefs, f 7 D t ^ ft pump. 900 row eorn planla^ pull yT warranty. 880 HHi C a i 3 a 4 ^ | - lypa. Mtha eller. Cill -J= l^ _par min. fJOOOK. A 488 0X 2M . A -1 DRY>VWAU. ---- ELECTROLUX< TM^avaa. Hn>20 8UPEW0R Vacuum d eanera. __ 1 AlHomm halfar. ago ^ .20tDnmMmum,M1- M- ' • w /6 6 0 m biharSfdrlva. h £SlSal6w?iI S S ^ S rc e ! 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SERVICE -IB "CLAL S S tfFIEIX^ 3 3 -1 - 0 9 3 I HISCEILANEJIEOUSi i ^ I ' f ~ w T I g 8 2 5 I i I g ~ S I g 5 T THE ACt:e s o n b r i d gGE* Bobby WoW lii WAjmOTOBUY .IWWAMTEDT08UY A | w n r a r o B u j J EDTOW jJ l.QARAOeai W e s a ■■ ' I NeNew Les Paul Model Qoo()od rool mount swamp Wanteete d : Full s iz e (arm Wanted:d: Jeep J C J 7 need- Wantad: sunin tanning bed. Movkig S a le -S- S at a t only 8-4 ooler for mobile home, wtndmdmill In re a so n a b le (ng repa u th e OTt oof f cdrawinp sn^- ducked1 oion the way back, johing *3Olbson. Reaaonably coo epalr. Also Toyota Also Harley pric«). Can 734-5299, be- 73333-9259. Shapeipe. Fer ornainenl ajZi Pbtupotp m i Fomjnnar andpartL«'« f4 « 4 ” "* JEROM6.910NOIONoithDavfs. c i e n t coucliisionsnsjrom, ins:^- the prob'oblem and scoring the ^iween 6pm and 6pm. only,',doeenothavetobe, d< nee«^h^^ortorparts ------Estate Mcvtnono ESalK Fur- - dent premises." . g a m e. ave good runnmg car & tnwoik ■ nSure, freeiera,'Eer«,'antlquaa —S a tn u d B u tic r ORORQAN, Lowrey. Like ort molorcycle,r wanl to cm), tm Newl 324-2S58. tradade for good running PU — ): sm a l fwrae trtf sr, ■JSSSKTE N O R T H . J is-A J—. * or t\Van. ^ 6 2 9 5 , .W antedled: Full siz e violin *A 7 5 4 nei — It be In good ahape ible(orRamas,no IS S S S S j JVE TREES WANTED Kk, good cond. '92 Jayoo tai «rflaelnolM«-' A spado gamee wwas reached at UM i * 9 ^ M le n t ^ 2 4 1 I k » 7 S Yamaha B-40 Organ, excel. io3c30'. Spruce & all typee. 2 i i l J ____ 1 c£ ssiisirsr "jnsss;i73> ont, . • both tables of a recent leam oond. Asklr>g beiow book Top$$. Wanted: match. One declanlarer succeeded: - • ♦ A Q 8 2 vakM. “ 438-5804. Can C 206-786-2078. Oood9d Iueed tnm iM ane ^ the other did not.ot. Guess which WEST Can 326^211 | . | | r E A S T ^ I \M ecfKhankMl slot machines, . n o re th o n th e evi- 4 2 * Q J 1 0 i onworkk>g&part8 0.k.. W anted::ed; Honda 110 trail [ ^ l i i d e n c e « u g g e a lc d by th e bidding, V K J I O10 984S ¥Q 52 OFncEEOun»fr ease can 208-543-6684 cycle.e. 1good cond.. 934- r X S Ebtpecling few./. if any. tricks in ♦ A 4 ■ ♦ J l o e L 4 S U P P U E S ------5 1 8lO 0 1aller 8:30 pm o r ' MIrrOrrors, light fixtures, 6 ' weekenkends bear’s, both Westi»ts led the club « J 10 9 ♦ K 8 7 S ^ Korttca.1290 personal tUdktolTM glass door,, r a / ^ j a c c O u m m y c o vrerod. e n Elasl's king SOUTH ‘ sodT & 4' base board wanted'edr Natural g a s fur- return knocked 1SS-:"'£S5SS' s:s ’ won and a club rei ----- safer. 423-6130 n Mt iif updrMtt tor a amaJI L 7 J out dununy's ace.!. SDual /Ur Ban «S S p ^ Tramrism liilon •Rack fit MnJon SteeiIteerlng j e ith e r hofxl lo ovoidoid losing two di- D ealer WestW« s ; ; 'D istributoilM Igntflon *Indei Breeding panot pairs. Red gaddlIdle w-breast piece ft and/erardoO « furniture. doBs - • 4 ‘: Icpendent Suipenslon •C hild!lid Seal S amond tricks. WhiVhich defender ’ LoLorlea, proven, $800. hrMk accessories, Espe- Anchor •Intermittent Wipers>r3*Front Rccllning Bucket SSea cats' J Idle, In good cond. For and acc •P lu s O v er 2 0 M ore Sta:tandard Features •1SH0S2 w a s m o re lik ely to0 hach. After be iOROER COUJE. 4 mos. SmaBtfaierapesttedtobe sweeper■per, 38*-42* wide. 2 j good natured. SHELTIE, me cashed his Ugh trunrumps, he led a moved/prefer wood. b e efty : in o n rN ♦ K 9 7 S 5 yrs. wen trained. Free- CaB 733-1208 3 2 4as* - ^ ^ Iw club from dummluny and rufled. « A Q 8 2 (amfamtymovlno. 432-611Z . 5^ 1070 B lue Lakes BlUvd. N. • 733-1825 W hen West fbUowed;ed suit, he knew cial Ofympica of Idaho Wamed:< •S«L« price $79M after rebate 722 mn o t;« SI4S.57. 9.25'X> APR OAC N o rth COU» L U E Sheiae pupa, par- •stabUshirto a regional & other ..B!0,476r2i to ^ l of paymentv. net y ^ a ln ' RcM ir or SSOO caihS d d< o w n ■ West had storieda wwith only one S'jok !> OAC. Taxw , title fee 6t >40 tX>CIK fee Included In paym ent. 1 ¥ • arts reg, $78 ea 733-4808 offlciIce In Twtn -Falls snd goodoond. coi 733^788 I spade and :tt leaslisl three clubs. ‘ ♦ 1 sds help. We're looking ^ Since W est very likelikely had seven * ♦ *2 * HOLlO U N D S, 3 10 c h o o s e donations of ueed but hearts for nis pre-ee-empt, be was from,fror all have been on mabsble office furniture- — bearbaa thia sprkig. $200 ea. deski ih e only o n e w h o cou™ u.dbe,honm Iks, computer desks, 1“ ^ ” ilt Three clubi. North'. Can 643-8914 nie' & cabinets, etc. If you f f d ia m o n d s. > help please call Aob I If E a s t c o u ld n 'tth»veA.xindia. ha ehonge rfof suit is forcii^ and the ioua3UANAS, two 1 yr. olds. Susan st 1-800-234- $80eatfi.p4-7720. The Magic: Valley's B(lest Buys AiS el monds. then the onl)only chance wa« clubraueile is a clear choice. M or Rob « 734-1863 * lo hope lhe ace wa;was with West, LLAfcJ>MAgende male, brown [T rT T |.>«_ i UTWAm P0Bo UM A Wttfte. CaB 733-6425. 3 car, mid-small size. ’ A Therefore. South pla;played nlo»»rn#i f cash 733-3634, ROTlOTTWEILER pups with------out papers will be ready WAhANTED; OUer/used ______L s ^ 1 JutvJune 30tn have 1st Shota, waieriir softainers, 423-6338 A A i w a }v s l Oewdawed. tails docked. ------809 ■ ~ | I 8 1 5 1 i Ti? $150 each reserve now Wantt tot Buy: 20-25' self COMPUTERS __I |_^W NjiQARDEJ^ J I M18C FOR SALE | 50% ^ down. 532-4581. itslned travel trailer^ C ewer $2500 438-6083 ■ Mae Plus w/pMnior. Oroalrest 1ST CLASS ROTOTUJNQ3 ! 2 knitting machinee. ISHIHiHIH T2U. 3 AKC adults, — tor famlly/studant. Load-» d - Vard & Oarden Tilling: { 1 . Can 736-3900 I $20$200 for a l 3. 436-8093. I to buy ~ ■ - 10 cort of flftwood f « s«J*. t to buy: Ladies mtn laie.J Custom RototiOing 5' tuier 1992 FORD 1 T™- rtder, 2 season use. Re- sire headOoart $35. 734-734-3799 Want«]sd C8 radioa, base or I 734-7952 . cent englfM'overhaul. Oracostro0er$40.couch& ...... m obllIlle. unworklng or U m m ___ $1200. CaJiy3-6592 ‘ 1 Full aiza pMlow-top mal- • kM seai $500. medicine I g RXi I "OrtdniJng, 733-6001. W 1 • chesl-mlffOf$tS734-72ao ■ y lraas'& % ox ip r ln g ,’V In Roiotlller for Raneh.King - sd Honda *90 or 110 plaatle.S150 734-6861 Mower, $800 new. uie<3 - 1 Newefecltypewrtierioohi- ■arts. 2 or 3 wheelers. . . ' once.asking $285. > I 1994 TOYOTA King sl2a plllow-top insl- ■ tech for grandma, maka 733-3184 . • »92 GMC 1 /2 TON excel graduation glfl, 4RUNNER $R-j 4X4 SLE trass & box spring, sdii« '•in ' Sd Lap top/NB com- •08152-0. V-6. Air, Caa»a s se tte . „ piastlc t250. 734 8681I' Troy-0111 horse rolotllier. 324-3704. on v^' Low Miles •07890-0, Low Miles, ■ Twhi■win Falls Grocery OutJel P * ^r. “ 286 or above. Mln- V ery C le a n __ Rebum $750 firm. ■on slicks on garage ftoor?? m 80 MG HO..Call Kingslzawalarbad.,«] 324-3904 ( 734-0283. Imum w/naar>y naw m anrass & Vinyl mats keep B dean,^ _____ ' -‘-.W±88630 8 or 934-4475. COURPRICE ^ 2 0 , 9^9 * 9 7 / > , > OURPl s & Z ■ — I 72-X42* $12.95 . > P « c » 1 4 , 9 7 9 t>aatar 8 drawer padasUJ, »d Old pickup: punch- bookcase headboard. i 8 1 6 ^ 72-X46* $15.95 I i 824 I Wanted 1 LJ' $125 829-5457 >0 |EXEWaS6BHItMiEKT| 64*x60* $24,95 . I!VIOEOEQU|PME»m v i t « q: big car for Derty. Send check to Vkiyi Mats 734-4868 after 5pm. ------Large antertaJnmenI center.— Exercise machlrw with at- ‘ 780 Main Ave. N. TF. 10 SaJelfl tachmenia, axel. cond. >d To buy magnetic $100. bookcase. $30: 83301 a, la. you y removif&hBul* '*'1“.",’^» ,electric drill. Call 738-7157 $250.326-5964______PONYBIOeS -552® B706, or 324-8174. ■ ■ ■— Jane Fonda ’Walk to the Mauve and blue couch. m K "n Wanlei w/hide-a-t>ed. great con-eh. m usic' ntnesa Uaadmill. f - ed Toya 1940's- ' ^ 9 dH>on.$350. 733-3981 0"- Complete w/cassalte " ■ ■JJWfTEOTOBlTM Wj 's. M oM Ktts 1900’s- ■ W g player, headphones, ePainting shed Nquldailon I 's . ft H ot W heels Queen alza plllo«*>lop lapea/vldeo. Like new. sale, all an supplies. 10r Larger >- non-working- cars withwl red ilne tires, mattreee & Oo> sprtr>o, ^stia asking $Z79. 324-4124 frames, canvaaee. paints sior TVs & VCR's. CW C all 734-5270 7; or Fax ■■ inpiasttcSZOO 734-6861 and bnjshes. 544-7525 123-4878 evee ft wfcixia q .736-74;r476. i i Nordic Flex Gold (mua- i 1987 FORO 1994 ISUZU Super single water bed. de/strength) New. 1098. pPasturew/sheitertor 1 to2 1963-64 Suzuki RM500 Wantedsd old sold brtck for greai shape. $100, Queen forpaits.' 878-4348 lidewi 4X4 fPROOPER . 4 DR. Nordic Cross Country horses on Fells East. ■ II I, Qj •07935-1, Loaded, watar bed. good shape. Trampoline, new cond - ^ W i i * ^ ' $150. 7piecedir>eneae(. $175. Upright fteeier. “O J.? oaHon pnpafw tank & ------O n ly 5'^OOQ M iles $5klng OUR PRICE 5 ^ 0 4 rice^ V 7 , 9 7 7 ito-Puis-P pulsaiors, _ _ 40 ovum ■34-6981. .______f o r < ^ _ efsloveffttsONewSSIS. _ Twtn su e poa, stwt In 654-2S21 eve. hung $150. Used refrld plaallc,-S135.-C«n -$t0J. 543-8174.------VaQon or 66-80 Dodge or ------734-8881 ------_ - ‘lymoulh V-8 Wagon.' WantedId QJtan~aIr mat- ’ [^ ’ Swimming lessons, eertl- Runrtunning car preferred, tress,, 33 man tem. 8 gal , UHIi m e canister, ho«e - I M18C r o n 8 A l . E l =fled. 4 yrt. eiper, 3 to 12 AleoMowant19«MO’scar- propam yrs. old. 7a4-7006. eed not run. 734-6?19 asinUy to connect can- ■ ■ i ^ 814 I vee.Aakforormeeaage later,. bike b carrier. Call __ I JEWELRY A FURSn | 1948 Jeep top wMir>dow. Top - quality teaffter Nde-a- fordxChucfc. 734-728 > $SO:\^Wa«lnohouse Tbed $500, life styler tread- - — - Love Story d la m ^ d ring,^ -washer. $150:733^248. mn$250,Babycrtii'cradto I Apairpair of laroe anknal dip- 'W ant*ned 10 buy: Older * white gold, 8 dlamonda. • r s that could have the Baibie'ss's A Baibedomee as>(lng$800.H oforM nalte> 80' Telescopic antenna $50, heavy mirrors 3‘x5’ ■ft tower & a large TV anten. $3-$10ea734-^ adapdapters for sheering fiomihelhe 1980'a.70‘a W*l price. Ask lof Val. l^.-Cal543-880t - buyeetasu te s or co8ecflons. 1988 GMC ■ I 1988 FORD "*■ •JOO'Wferl 326-4078 - 733-8185______Can 733-8688 I ;C Wale R ottw eiler for Q , n 1 /2 TON 4X4 1 /2 TON ------Naw^e-dtsmond-A-peart-.— D eer rine. table'saw , Irg ^ 733-1322«WS...... - _____ —------^------#077, ring, $295. C ai 734-6878Irt- -+H«#*rpepeMuttef.-eptr>------, tUd PedJglW- or4ZM1g7. ^ r8 s t piano. Serger, fabric. ■to d e S r ^ avoid croaa W antedd to buy: Oregon lace-734-Zl89 j _ reedmg.Ca8 734-3606 Myrtle«ewood bdrm turn, «oe.aeldaiHooalar OUR PRICE 0 6 OVRlXPRICE 7 5 p O O i 815 ^ I )LLECTOR WANTS TO FwnlUnlure stora 1030's- _____ 7 Ij^W WaOARPEN 1 4 4 W I 8 .9 8 9UY:UY: Old celluloid cov- t940’a.S.Ctf43»444a. ( i FAX 144*id«'t13.0e •ffl Add $2.00 p e r order for- Ibums 81‘autograph Wantad,d, large eaptclty,*^ B T 1 DCseirroAsts aftlpplr>g. 8 e ^ check le • 90ks artd oW crocheted W aaharar A Aw, new or ■ U La^Care.SpdnUerA^- YOUR am brolderad linens. naartyiMnw». cii 78X780. m - t f 733-8738______, 280a«MO(oom SM A»lSo!e^ood I: RIverVab^AlltypMof AD -I ihtoranaquafumaure, -eaaga' ‘ ------l*wnwo«»ct**ft-upr"L TIME8 CLASSIFIED. .4 laas ware, potten. etc. BuNor NofobtoolarBeorarral. DEPARTMENT. IiM uii^Braoipnil . >4-2738 c rm ^ rfa O . ■ I -V : Call 886-2011 or 734-3381 W«XXX»OOIXXX>«>«^1 208-734-Uto SB abyO nndW ^oaeblaclt. Computsrs, Con printsra, : W anted:d: 2 h o raa trallar. . igW^gla<«raNftiMOT I .1^ cad. wrtwfcm tack ^ AncifMV.TrwffimkjAder. FREE MONEY MAKtNQ - SS?SfWo8q'CT3T'iy ro(oiailr>a. rAowlne. bladef. 8EMINARS-Mon,Wed,Frf J t»8780«»?p

■ I ■ • , > 1 I. "• Tueeday. MaylO. 1995 *TWnee-Newt'. Tw>r>Failt. Idahoiho &( 9 M js c e llai n n e d u s - B ^reational-Tr< r ransportaticion______heTimesNews B U Y lt^jJ5ELL I t - FIND IT cuU StO M E R t SEIERVICE ( I c l a ISSIFII E D 7 : 3 3 4 0 9 3 1 TRAWSPORTATIOHa w • 5 t i 11 ~~9i0 1 i 17 iooe I i 1 iJ 0 2 0 I 4 iO S M I 4 1 0 2 0 4 1020 OARAQE SALES■ I BO^. II rRAVEtTRAlLE^ I S|l MF0HSAJ£_J L m TOSWF0H8AL£ I I AUTOS FOB SAl£84 I AtffOSTOftSALE\LE -■ I ACCESTORIES 1LouNft2l2S - J ll5£ ‘GARAGE MMl4.WallherP>S8.tter-Ml Foraaliaale: Parti model. 7 9 15'. 6‘ Maravla. aaK-baJler btg J 300. trade tor motor* Skylln1 FrUay120?noon tch: 48' k-102' uitllty 2 11^ dumptruck.di 300 BUH u z u • ; lorScturdcy 20‘ Sun TiacJcer Pooiooo- joodg«»,» n «.,C« = ; ^ Parly Hut w/iandam 7 0 4 »fere{1--05;l.-89»:Exc. I tallver detrolL ex- ‘■ T W - iraffei. 70 HP Mercury — oondNlnd(tfc« 733-S24( dayt e e le oI io eondUon. $13,000 ■ ■ JHMyourcatrcMrbwttMlng 733-5907 eve. tybeatotoffef.S4»0i20 m m 2i mor»drtvaway tu n eatrp-^ w/oii^ 35 hra.-tufl canopy 1901 1i m>almaaKacutfve or733 t> «KmT M n »nh a dtMK^ «- axtraa. «10.900. 037>. 2Si 'd a a a A motor home. , 1974 000 eerlea H B 0374 or leave meeaage. LOAOeOH $11,900 >mMaidapk»upbed. IS ■; Mad-ClMTSMm. d box mduded. $325. 2 22 7 flatbed. 04.000 ■ ■ runa great. $2900 l U C K o m boet wood w/1tw 4 aae ~ (flhout tool box. $275. i r r o R VI 14-. $1200. C « 734-8001 1980 191 Regal Prowler. 29*. CCal324-3734. orbeetoI offer. 53fr-230W ' , atklorjlm.--______m - = 1 0 0 7 I Raft. 14- NRS Scout.20* — 1 ‘lubei, 17D-rlnot.5 pad- MALUKAD MA 1908. 3 7 . load- | 4 c Jea.exc cond 4234000pm ed. • extra clean. 23.000 ■ I FORD. 101969 PU with 352 mUee. 31.900. 733-1905 ^ motor, goodgt cond. $1900 Sail Scat. 24' Neptune. — or beatI 01offer. 734-9123 or tleepae.lOKPoutboart. PACEAnnOW PA 33\ 1991. W 734.6331: f - \ f ~ 901 I lots of extrat. $7995. Can queen9 laland bed. TV/VCR liU i 734-9908. kJBdedl loi 9700 ml. like new . THEAUCTCnONEXCKANQE > L W :§*2M|2222SSL $53.900 734-0400 tent. & contjgnt rv -r-m : 7 2 Y m tfw . XS ASO. ortg.). S ! eatw lil Spyder. LOAD- — . 4001 Buyi.te p i EO. mutt aee at Plr>etree Sale Sa or Trade: 1977 20‘ ;AVIATION motor vavehidet. fann. A «XCTI oonfl, 837-Ca50. I ___ eonttnjcructton equipmeni. - Spoftt. $l3.995«700ee9. Dodge D Sprtnter.35Km»ee ^ 5B04CE8SHA150D 5 ? 200.P0-324.t403 I ^ 7 B Gold W ing OLIDOO. • on n#w eogine. good tlrea. t t -io* l\ t000.7d3^m2 THeAUCIKM1 EXCHANGE « r 3832.8 I I 0 « 1397. ------—- 1995 BUICIGK REGAL^LIMITKD - Buy*. teOt. ft conatgrta Ti nw4ie.K>ri7oe. chevroiOLETWon73>VT. wtkea.0Ok ml.rurw ! '97 Virago. M55 motor vehldea. (arm. ft «wdeel. C ai 704-2714 *****'yi.e.[aiieiJM-««io !: cc.. good condilion.. oonatrucUon equlpmenL — $1900320-4070 tu o d . a37*40O« daya.'• 20 0 ^ 4 .1 4 8 3 WMNCaAQO 4 1 0 0 2 I CHEVROLOLET. 1903. V. ton ; M7-4788.>V>______- Minnie 300. Mkmle WWvtle ■ AU Wanted to trade. 4' AUTO PARTS A • Pu. w/utHUtHlty box, 350 er>- 2 '94 KMrauU KOX 200. Aluminum boat 10hp •* ^CCETOORIE^. AT. $39 5 0 . Call ; Cafl 733-6875. t BRObdlAM 'S RV at 733-9723 Mon- motor, new trtr etc lor travel n734-31071»0OO-773-3t07 350CheChevy motor. 100O ml Fil 0am"•9pm • ______^ r ti1rortaleior$l3004lTer __ complete rebuild. *')0B7 KawluU 300 KOX,li 324-1201 mtg. g - ^OOOdc«nd.»lOOOorbMt . 9 0 9 j - m a kIke e o ile r. 734-0121 CHEVYW W ton 77.3 5 0 AT. g r?oW>c73»aai8t»tera1pm . n-9pm/atkforWet P 'B. B runt good. spornwQ 0000s 733-0905 evet B g - 904 I I tfuijTjHQsup^^ s ; ; ; r k " 10 BS XR e o o . Ilk* now.'• I I C A M P E R & S H E ^ I L tzoao, Cal3Qg-290e I CHEVHMB1900 1 ton Duany ^ Bte aaOboerd. 1 fut-ttted leaia, excel, cond crewcao,lb, 454. exc eond. - -94 Siarcrafl evt' aefl con- ^ tingle ballon taH. 1 train- . :e5KtNaiaktKLR 250. ^ talned. $0390.733-0143 ^ 50. 734-8081. atk lor ubber. $9000. • : complataly ovathaulad. . ar/tlorm taU. $290. 4 W- ^ ' ^ • luna good. $1100. Callli 9V^'S Camp-away Camper. eyelet. ^ 2-ioad. 2-lrall. “ : , 734.8101______excel, cortd.. PonapolTy. ^ 733-3994 leave m eatage. Cfirome)me roll b a i with KC DODGE 1974 it 3/4 ton. 30K - AC. thower. See at 809 c a lit. & matching tool wHaa.. 3003 eng.’, new •Slorlo c k # . > 7 0 6 2 V.w4‘r W iiiilo H N *.-\l>f>(iltiUlU lv ■ .HONOAJbO. Mda twgirww. ‘ contained. Ice box. dove. WDOdt. Graphite thafled. TRAMRAHS.4X4apeclaia. er.toiiet.iIt. elect, refrig. tte- ; ivtt good. S400 or bMt< oven, good cond. S900/O- ' overtlze driver, laylor 1-0OI>>308-3742 t*0 reo, greatMt cond. 430-4004 FACTOBIRY PRICE S22.J , l «2 ■ ' oft*r. Alao 7 ^ - flat bw9j) fler. 943-4974 aflar 8pm ^made putter. $200. ■ : : traiw. «3M or bMl offar. - 730-7109 PONTIAITIAC Formula 1979. DODOE I960 It 0-50. 4 cyl. ; • 423-6852.______CCamper aned. ntt hxig bed. “ II I no moior/tran8.,makemoi auto, ne«^^work,i399. ,g£L i - tm PU, 2 yra ow. preml- f^goHekjbt.1-3-9Per»l- offer.7: umeond.$200.^90001—^m on w o o d t 8 3 m e la l aak (or ~wtbedSS,-55aaM” ”- . Ping Irona. Yonax Wood*, m • a i m tiieu. fftt 7- Ranger ^ lar. 543-0390. -----Z- THtNl^SPnNOI ' ^ PU bM, high back. $300. TFun aei md. 3 wedgea. 2 I AU I - MmfooTKKenllOM baga»luil practice bag. RamSO'00.carT^ ^E X IJ Call altar 12 noon. 734- Boxet ol new ballt DODGEIGE Qiand Caravan erthel Fmetnx*Fl $2800 •>. K tw tu U ISOOTounr^ 8979 leave meaaaga. ^ I S ' wim traMr. Mutt M ato _ 734-7992. «TO.r.0 .red . I5.519[m.per- 733-2402,02. «ifler ,4:30. ’ • : . appTKlata.LowmfM. c icond.,SeeatWhlte- ■■ Older IV KJt camper, full ^ >d Home ft Energy. f^ORD. 1991 10{ F-250. Lariat I ; C - 32e-5300. ovwthol. telf-contalned. i ■------910 " ------— ----- dietel PU.>U, km ml, ktaded, • $500.932-4318 afler 4pm ^ : : KAflLEY OAVIOSON - I traveltrailers o o dIGE. g e "93 Colt, excel 733-747777 ______• atuoe • ;'1991 ULTAAOtttiC Elac- ^ 7 2 i r Coleman lent tra*- — Z Z L » 0. l i s telfcon- I : I n OM*. 20.000 mlM . t I er. tieepa 0. pon-a-poft. 0 £ 0 Metro.Me 1991. 2 door. talned coicamper New en- goodccnd. $89073fr0l^ tint,1. gig ra p h lc t. th a rp i gine. dualualt, $3,000. Call 21 chroip’a fta o m a m o io r f. '99i]a.May20S21,9 ^ naiftV.djfynierr-:------« i S17.S00 (or tillutjuily. cond. $3500. 733^»30 ►efl. tefl Can 430-0915. 0.2 dietel.lel. 4 tpd, AM/FM. Oayae70>tll8aak lo/■f to 9 Sat. 9 to 4 Sun. Buy. — a,490 080-7165 . . I I S E D C A R S j& ^lX 4 -'s^ ■ ■ J o ^ »yr>lnB» 870.5278 aea or trade. For Inlorma- ■94 -94 Companion 9lh wt*eel. MERCUFCURY Zephyr-01 GS, , Bon. a Murphy-200-000- ttm tli on w ananty. excel. 2 door,30r, PS. PB, tun rod. II^TERN;INATIONAL74. _ _ _ . . ; !KAWA3KI. 1909.4&4 LTD., 2004. _cond w 324^11. . . AT.tteitlereo cattette. nra 5ekn«..i■i.atf.tm&tneii 1 9 9 4 PoivriAC TRWAiVSPORT i< 2900 ml«.S2200 or baat “ ...... — O00tf.»d. $050, 320-4270 $200000 733-5410 #5607i ; ; o * n f .» * < ia a ‘ 8taMMTauruaPT100,3a »75-K Local IVaclc. ■ prabaflmae.holtt8t.mag 1M1900 20-KHBoad Ranger. I INTERNATlKTIONAU 1975, I K x t mu Clean, I Loaded ______^ 1 (6 , 4 1 4 ^ SiSUZUKI loot). 1980.’ carrter.I $ 4 9 5 .7 3 3 ^ 1 ■. ^2dr. 18'Bwnmg.0 plyra- I tpd. 65K mllet. ; i 21,000 n«a«. ciaan. tak- - dial tim . Ute new cond. I ANTujmouE^os XiJ.’,'.-lack ft 5th wheel 1 9 9 4i BUICK SKYL.V S! mo<1200.423-0380 ! ^TF Gun Show $0900 « or offer. 834-4030 I ACC> COLLECTIBLES plate. $3KiK.877&28«i. 1 10- 0 -Je w e l cam p trailer. 1891.151.exirabodyparta. w/AT, ne herN In S«K»lt!...... ^ 2 ,5 7 7 * : 1 BOATSft Sal 9am-7pm 101977. ««/telf contained 122voR.4tpeed. vo 239 much'moinote Nol bulch- | C | 0 fl - ; a , ACCESSORIES Sun9am-4pm lolietonly. lol SleepaS.good engine,me. new braket. new ered. last!rt. $3500.834-5574 “ I IIOIVDA .ACCOn» R D L ^ •pianloAltervJtheWggett cocond. only $270a Can exh« 2 :i-l; .%ulo^ P o w epp r >5 ■ ‘ * Sil4'Flb«rgtaaiw/40hp ^ .'gun thow kn Elko. after aft 0 pm 734-0455 $390< NISSAN IOI *•3*“ 2 ; alaclrlo atari Mercury, , E2200 or beat ofter. c a rp e l kllkl and camper .vthing. Beautiful!~ 5 , 9 3 3 1 • . trailer and accaitotlaa Buy,..Sell, I T rade • 7^^i972 Rbadrangeri7- 1 M o ( ^ ft antique Qurtt <] 4-9907 afler 9pm or .th e ll, ACkC. AT. AM-FM iOO*> . ■; IndtW5793-9080 ! $1000. 'Can 6 ^ ^ 1 7 1 le IM ^ meatage. le. great ahape. riiSMC ' I/2 TON 4 I knivee, ammo. cRpa, gun — ^olL. 070-5590 #560M * • « 114* akanlnum boat A baBar. taf ee, bpoka, Jeweiiy. * 1902 190 Teny Taunw. 1 0 'Sih c AEVR 06^1, SLK. V-8, " ! 1650. CM 324*7420 ifler CoflectM ea. For Into . wheel, wl clean with 0lh SoortOrtOiStel^!0^3 T^TA^ I1985. 4x4 PU. A ir. I/OU»cal IVadeN — 5 ,6 4 4 * • • Spmevee. • 910-934-723O. « ^ ^ e l plate (or PU, aelf , a l o rig i^ . all num- M900 or>r ]$3500 and take , ' contained, CO tandem axle. I matthr&uapuonally ma over pmnit it or batt offer. 1 9 8 6 I t5 5 ISUZU TROOPlP E R 4 x 4 . $5900.324-0027. I eond. $4900. Call Can 733-«i __ #5802222rl*.Grenl.... , ...... * it ' "7 1 ififll088 Alphaiun29-Slh 1000 I . l-'uel Va . I - M wfteel. wtl Stereo w/caaaatta. c h e v r i ik*onomy T-TTtTTtTTtTTtt ^ 5 3 3 3 * VROLET. Mallou ■ ratirJCK PARTS I A A I ( AC. TV antenna, micro, s s i1965. o i 327. 4 tpd. I I SUBARU LEG.\< wave, great condition, K. eond. J 937-0041 af- :cEssoRies 1 *»»'• $10,500 934-9048 S r ^ 38-1. Air, . 1:00 pm .______DODo T!«1994. Hton.-toad- • „ * „ 1 1990 Pallmino coll tent ?HFVRn r, 14.000 >nllet. M ,.Shnrpt,—,...... " '8 7 7 7 * trauerw/awnmgftpota- /ROLET. 1903 Nova original, new paint. 1 9 9 3 1 D.DELSOL )Olty. U ted % d r. timea, WUdkAer.Seeloap------I IIOIVDA CIV IC 1 exc oond $3390 734-9735 * . I ala 734-1443 i "iiS 1 *1607178-8, Alr» S tereo, ), 1935 . 1 ton trw*. R e m o»\'able v H^fTTTTniiiii. 2 ,5 4 7 * y In fair th a p e. Flat CHEVROLELET V'lon OO-.tIL | f l S U l '4 ■ i^B J.ftJ!»Wf..wM.ln.too. _crulta-aif. r OLPS CUTLASSS S C O U P E Mwhenparkad.$900. _733-0073 58T71er>OWce-Cwmr ------it ! ^ W 9 5 C I SScIC ai 537-0010. — r r r T 7 I. — . DODGE 090 Di 4x4 1985. A I\lI^lce Price!...... ^ 5 7 ^ ^ ^ IDS991 tefl contained Layton p , y uMOUTH-50Club n 83kml.$3l(3189 023-4318 lA O >9| I LIN E 1C 27-, beautKul, like new. r Z ^ , r BU ICK cE ivruffURY noNExcHMtoe § n r ^ u : M.3LXMerc.«< i l e N . 5 Hop, MOO: All In luiv Buyi.eeU M -l,L o w , L ou Mill I _.D .lu»^pgW n Sa5OO.Cal423-06O7 IoondMon. 730-2042 moiorveNStiSK ulldS!ed!...... * 6 5 5 5 * 1991 I eonttructk ; •Full Canvas SCHE 1959 388A. 200-S 1 9 9 2{ CHRYSLERi LEIE B / U R O I V ^ con»m«l. fcraa’inu,- LET. Suburban. >K. (Aer.*^ 7^100^ CH^HOLE '#56052S2>2, 4 Dooi% Altv ______■ » ______^ m 3 my M«. |«M , crulte, excel A uIO m I !ROW N^ ^Uraa..8leepa.8..carpeiK>.. ------ml eee>733-1473------l^ice C ar IT T T S r = 1 0 0 6 ' " ------= |- |-o o n d . mOtJ axtra deap. good cond.. ■ | ^ i 9 i SEMI A HEAVY ___ 182 BR r; EOUIPMEKT. CHEVROLELET. Suburban. ^ . •O p0nBow O'Air Stream Traler. oood idiaeel. I0mpg. / itment Package oond. su raady to rod. aee at 'B0IH837 w S^ioSMd. ifl Excel. o o S . # I *214 1920 Hghland, 324-0400 24-7M3. S o l d e r 38 PacVagfe , 93-Sierra 2T 0th Wheel. CHEVROL3LBT. Btaaar, ' eied»acta.raarM lchan. **• O o* lebaS eed 1900. tu1 la tM . LOADED, 733-1373 OOKortgmanal mlaa. $0000 s s f i r s z J M ,____ r fler. 734-5722. Huber Giader. 12' J 1 8 8 * ^ i I. ftia s o p . •• CHEVROLELET. S c o y a le ^ . J T . ^BlVCCeae BlCIT 1993.1 luv ■ W * T hS™t 10.80a landed cabab! dual wfteaia. 9 imamatto«tk)nal Fuel Truck. PS. LOAOllOED. 070-4420 M T f i S ' 1070 Bin* Lnk■ p a r m a . ____ y ** ■ dutf purrpurry ^ $9J0D, 780- dayi07S-»k3422ewimot. g i 733-18 •nocKMANrnv ^ 1 2 2 5 : ______CHEVH0 LE1JET 1902 H too. ' ^ D L D S I V iDBILE a • BUICK I Allied HHopao a com pacier, $2500Wler.ler. 352-4071 — ^ •120 pcym anti U K U 6?. 10., Ider 5lh whaei, traSer m ■ 5 5 5 5lakota. ^ -80. 4x4, f jISUZU ? ' 733-8721/1-8•800-824-1526 l2S8(rtint-endloadef L£ ktnobed•dr»780tVo«ar. .1*1aiO PO U LM IIO . B. • TWnw m PALU {ACftots m ofti mMAOIC VAUJiV MAU) ila M m a o . ' randneM000r77aa 730-4514le ' - •Ail |> rirr. I>lu. taxiX. . Ilillr A $t1.00 ilriirr iliH-umrpli ^ I ------I •:,v'f.ik M B lv d . ti i - i * _ _ ~ I 183B i i ' ~ ; ______. .

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S6000 1 paarl whita. laathar. 36K UmttadEdl&nl I Agraat /&nOI.455,H.8?.OOOIiUd. , tiita c «s-iMi,u.iM.OOOMta,iCi(,SS»d. i f n i offer. 734-D907 sRorsflar 5pm beal otlaf. 436-4712 buyO$7000«UrKtar' •____ CADILLAC •82 Sadan ml, all options, parlacl. . btB6faa.E«.Cc«lWASS?W5-.-W.■A be*1495 I Icwtfaltoto«Mr.WASS2W____ 9951 or l«qyo mosMQo $15.e95/0ffar. - 1 JEEPWranglaf. 1994s. Dav«la4df. $16,700, CX3DGE 1984 ton, 4x4.' j{,p_ io,y ml. rMaor\abliabla. Call 734-9400. 862-3276 or 678-2700 TOYOTAPf*via‘91. — l a i r AT. P S , PB , oir.*r. {good , Call934-S35l,:_____ CHEVROLET. M allbu." IPONTIAC. 1978 TransArti. L£LE. captain chalra. ABS. . condMWn, $49003 or beal | — i i m i i g i aod ' 1982. classic stationn PS. PB. 304 ang.. naw rwrtaw tlraa.oamat red. aniK.Cnll734.4068368 NISSAN, '94 4X4. 5)on^ *' wagoh. Excal. runningB trans, good condlllon.- $1$17.400 l20a)7S8-2874 7000K mllos. $11,000 SSOCO/t^. Caa 324-6725 — , bestofler. Call837-6IC^ 0 ^ 1 cond. S1000 543-8175. VOLKSWAGEN, '84. Cab- DODGE Rflm Charge riolat.’ AT. AC. oavt top, 5iS“ao^ NISSANKC1991.5spd > PONTIAC '87 Bonnavllla. r L£ , 318. AT. ktodwi. *SSn* '■ CHEVROLET Corvait*.>. ilniad wlndowa. LOAD- 1$2750.423-6130. [$ro«T$CM. II9 t6 NISSAN PICKUP oiccond. SaSOOday cyl. naw paint. tlfas.Da 1 9 7 t D A n U N a t o z SI ^ clulch.bfakas.alC-.94'fl4k '04. low mllaa, axcal• I, EDI$3000. 324-5121 VOLKSWAOON. ^ 1969. a mm *795. 532-4581 ov« » • cond.'. will conaidar partial' ; , #4-1280.S««iO»oafu>Cal - SSOOO/bast 5*3^167 fasibac*. $1300 worth r t ^ - * .» 2 9 < - trada (or HD molorcydaa ,, PONTIAC.I 1977 Sunblrd, ^ iLxatrOwsd.WASS3WS------^»2695Ik 995 I DOOGE Cummins tL I $550. Call 734-4489 r dlo»«l.l994. TOYOTA 4x4 1984. S361S3695 or cafpp trt.. 423-4824 ^ S^t. $3000. 42^6380 r SLT loadodM $23,923 900 ' eamper-733-83l3av PONTIAC. Bonnavllla. — CHEVROLET U JHVh l l b a ' I VOLKSWAOON convert- “ Fnrmots E»chon(jiW ------FOR SALE 20 0( mora Inn f982.Staiioo Wagon, has V( ______733-3961 baan kn (amly alnca new. ible I Super B eelta. ~“~1 stock. 1962-1994 74‘.graan w/black top. ------i io T o g 1-800-246-7879 (BOISE) V*6 w/low m llas. Vary "> DODUE.-95. o«t cat),Mb, 4. 4. I VAN a BUSES - rallabla. Qlua book Is ( Cummins diosolI orengine CHRYSLErt U B tfO O ‘84,’I. ttJOO. wUaaU tar $1250 c with BUlo trnnsmlsimission. CHEVnOLET Gfummai C0NVERTI8LE. $1700.1. or bast o(ly, 73fr4642. “ 17SaSMUet4X4WA«IGON SLT pkg and otn«rler opUo-c - - Kurbmaster 1S78.14' I : Runa grMHII 423-4388, ■ 1 0 5 4 I I9S3F0UT-I na. Will ba avallia lla b la body. 350 Chavy angIrM PONTIAC Orwtd Arv 1966. I ^^TOCKCAR^J iIS045B.V4.laaU VC. v r. EBrfHiCgadta.SiMa.. tM A t 5/7/95 Call 438-83E-8397 Of naw autortrarwmlaston,25T’ ' ' J ' Loadad. nlca. S2800 or I ttf,' j FORD. Mustang. 1967.- t«dQ«ist.WASS3WS------,«.*2995* lifa»BS5iSSm____flino. Must^ust see ton van $1000 733-87;-8732 on. $500 or maka oHar, Sll.OOOorbaatofferovar 92 FORO RANGER MCKUIKUP S79&5 829 5352 or 733-8727. Ptaaaa can 886-7793 $10,000. Call 736-4514 1990 MERCURY SU U • laava mag______FAX «S-100e,l«dad.pow«i>vwythlr>Mng. I convartlbM. Mutl Sail,• kcka/aaata. Excel, shape AD FORD, E «ploror.. tSI9 M . on boart computer, goodgoe I $10,500,736-8463 SaOOOfoWar. 543-4944 | TIMES T CLASSIFIED 4X4, fimitod, luxury p cond.. daan 679-424848 a<>tn>tt you DEPAFITMENT nor. cAssone, leasoiseand- i T>C AUCT10H EXCKANQMOE ' FORD E scort LX. 1993. place your ad In dauinad. 208-734-5538 ing. S22.500 or bosi>si ooRat. Buys, sails. & consigns)na ; Musi aaO fot payoff. Exert. Ciri 733-0931. ICTH 4X4 WON i IW 4«SUSUUIMPtlUSIDi 734-0332 motor vahidas, ta mI. . & I cond. $7350,324-5268. ^ /S-i;B8.tsaM.Jto.Cis]«ni. ^VI.ttlag.Sim , a « A OC — ' • constnjctWn'aqulpmant ; $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $$ $ $ $ $ $ $ ' >far.WASS14.W--,«fa.*Hl>9S FORD. F150. 1993. s I QEO Matro. W . naw motor • t«riOMOww.W*S$IO,WS...... -Ho«.«8995 I s 9951 bo» axtondod cnIc’n*b°4 206^*»14a3 — W/7K mllas. d a an . good ( wnool drive 438 516;&162 ' ACURA Lagond L. 199(990, cond. run* graal. naw: S > NOW PAAYiNG $ — loaded.axcalconcjn d . pamt .$2400.543-6997 , FORD Explorer XLT V All loatbor. i9w riitcn.itcn^ 324-2536 — HONDA Civic sadan. '91. m.los. 6cd chanfion(|er. BMW,325, t986.2dr.. 1I oti AC. AT. PW. PD. Can a(- j a : St9,950 788 3200200 AM a kind. Custom paintInt & lar.epm 324-8660 ICEII3 D I or 780 0673 PM spoiler.' malntenanc^ 5 UNCOLN 1989 Mark VII. ! ^ 1 ------records. $6500. 536-633 1992 SUBARU LEGAlSACTSIDAN 1994r4 SUBARU U6ACY SEDAID iM GMC 1975, 4«4,. » w -'O ' otter 3:00 pm. LSC. exc cond. maroon. I ON THE SPOT I ovorshoi en'rtipor. i ____ LOADEDi$6900. ! lcndetVCOuM.toMni.il mmvccuw, 11 an 13 7501 DUICK 62 EleOra. neww ro-n 726-5710 ^ a C A R S f Lflc*r0.wd.WAS$l?.»»...... I ; lw.Wfc»r* I I trnnsam olor. 733 7! I F O R U S E D ------built moior. naw tire: ;M0;995 I 9951 GMC,1982‘.ilon4.4,j•4, sfwo brnkos, radiator. $15001 MERCURY. Grand Mar-■ $? S T t t UI l C K S f bo». 63K onglnnlII milss.m t>e»l otter. 734-0824 quis. 1985. dependable i 54,000 firm 543-473(4736 —____ family car. all the opUona.' S * top Dollar for Any fKfear, Any Mode l l $ ■ ------BUICK. L aS abfc. 198-984. ever^hlng works. Looks | RWSBTOt GMC. 1994. oitundud1«<3 cab, hmiied, 4 dr sodan. rurruns & runa good, $2500 or < abort boi. SLT phgg laaih-in good, looks good $200i>000- best oRer. 734-8707. '|U , W S 1 - 8 ( NmoiiNi ” c er intonor, powerr bubucket /oHor 536-2373 ; 9 CaUT38-4i-o a s o ^ 9 se a ts , power wmdcindows, ------— MERCURY Colony Park RU. ) e Aak for DickkoiiM oii. e SUBAI aluminum wheels,Is, < cus- BUICK LaSabre 19B5,BS, 2 Wagon 1988. daan.oood 4 lom pin slnpping,a, irmnny door, evarymmg rurru n s cor>d. LOADED. $4500 orr ‘^ e o i M A I N A V 7&4 Fal Falls * 734-8860 Iter best o((er 678-7014 or 4 ’alls Avenue • Twin F extras. Only 18K< mmilos p o rle c i. S 2 8 0 0 /o llo ' $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $sT s T s s IJL ' - 734WJnnor6pmp m 736-7295 678 0557. aH Bnncnininiii;= f k u i i a ' n10 I V I u s a I m m a cm u i l iII EtEC'T i ...LO m II ■ AUAUMiW IlM I^V E ^ jBB ■ m 1 198414 HONDA cn GMC 1/2 TON Rl>U.m 19931Vmhicurytopa; IBIKUR SCORF ipm io i •AZ 1988 Ml ' - . R Moon^^^roof, sleieieieo systom. ffoni wheel driveive, cute & 6 cylinder engine.ne. floor-m;ounted iransmissiision, air MAX EOmON. Pow'ower door tocks, power windoidows, tilt OnB-ol-a-kindl Builtlilt for Lincoln-Mercury in Germairmany. A M ■sporty.'econonnc.-meal ‘ • conditioning'; powioweritearuig;^owef brakes,ss. c le^ steering, cast alumli oon rooHoadedl__ ^ V _ real sports car, moo 1 ^ ^ ^ inside and out,— ^ [ | THBSBiMOTOn T tB S B tm ats f # THBCIMOTORS CX TiB»MOTan SPfaWTMEPfOCI f # vn m w rn vta a n SPfONGTMTPng 2 9 2 w i e m w E w g [BIIH2ZZ! i 1982 MAZDAlAWAGOn 81 i|-7il C 1993VILUGEISER LS VAN SI 7 1O O D 1987MERCURJ R Y S A B L E is g n n IRYTOPAZ g n n i Q 1 Owner !i MiwI li.itib't.itib’Tiission. I £ & K l m n Local t owner k)w miles,«s.c'uiseeoniioi.ai'cond, ci n i m Soncmunimihor. auto,auti trajit., air cond.. ^ a a c T992MERCURlwhe«idrM.^und.. , M M I i cfuteeconuol, Ult iteartn«rtr>g. (ront wheel drive...... WW'■ ■ I f l a l AulomatW trans.. front w m Q stciro V^slrrii WASSS1995 St ______1 n ■ m W power teals & windoiri^lo>rn. rear i3e(rost...... ■ • >1 I f t f l f cruiiaconaol.1 owner,.

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B1 y B tkI Bow lin I n e Times*News spoRs editor BUHL - S o m uch for the rcgiregular season. Wood River High School, wwinless in Dis- trict 4 play, pul to g ^ cr six ruiruas in the (Inal ' tim ing to d r ro Buhl into the los2, D isuici 4 basebaleball tournament 646 M onday, 9*6. -W e lei that one slip away,”ly.*' Indian coach I m a y' nnot ba tha Dave Powell said afler his uusually tough p a r s o n I \ w a n t t o ba* bullpen surrendered three hits,ts, ftwo walLs and but thankk Qod< l*m not a hit batter in (he lop o f lhe sevecvenih. tba paraoiio n I u a a d t o “The bullpen just couldn'tt't {get the outs." Powell said. “Ifs loo bad it happensh> in Ihe bdouble and a sacrilscrifice fly added W arniSprinIngs course another run for a 5-1 Indian lelead four. and pitcher Jeremy FearhellcrIcr little to open fo r-play p May 20 sign surrendering a big inning. "He piiched a heckuva gai P ow ell KETCHUM — WormV Springs GolT said. Bui the W olverinesI sq tw o Course will openI forfo play May 20. ac- ru n s OUl o f a p a ir o f hits inn tlth e to p o f the cording to Lee: McGinnis,N coursc' sixth lom ake things intcrestins t i n g r ' ...... spokesm an. The Indiiins caught a breakreak in the bot- Season passes, day passes and golf in- . lorn half when a run-and-hil-hit to the lel\ stnictioo will be o \^ailable la through the y$ar. side caught the Wood Rive s h o r ts to p on may be obuined by running to cover second on)n thet expecled calling726-37IS. s to le n b a s e a lle m p t. T h ee biball squirted B B H 9 H through for an RBI single,. andan F e a rh e lle r Pocatello tennnnls players top had }| a three run cushion wwit iih j u „ Twin Falls, 7-5,-5, in matchup outs o lo go, ■■KC •ALSOI.*rriT>>■tnmn'im 1 m .l POCATELLO -— Pocatcllo's Indians “He started to lire a littlelie ibit," Powell topped Twin FallsIs 7-57 in a dual tennis said. “We had no hesitationon |soing CO lhe jo .h R ol.!• of Buhl turn* a doubiae (play as W ood River's TreTrent Rushton Is out at sececond on M onday In Buhl.hi. tnaich Saturday. pen because they've gottenten It done all "I fell likiike we could comc back." said IO complete the scoring,ng. . innmg. in i Result includc y e ar." sa ccond "ll was u roller-coasteaster ride." Wood River Thrhree innings later, the Wooiii’ood River Boys singles-Aaronjon Hutchings. TF. over So brother Cory came in to slart the Hosier, who'0 went Ihe distance for the seco coach Lare Hovey said.id.“ * W e'd liave a guy get rightIt fielder ended a Buhl threatcat by dou- James Ronald 7-5.6-2;6-2; JelT Roberts, P. over seventh on the mound, butut walked' two time this s m«son, s "All these ^ y s can hit.** bbled thrown out and be dowiiown. then m ake a great b hlg n g oft'Ihe runner at second bascba-v< after u Ben Jensen 6-0.6-2.2. anda Pocatello wins by batters and hit another to loadoad Ihe bases. Hosier's1 ggrounder t6”»hOrt was bobbi row to first base .was hi{^, leileav- playlm d gel back up again."aga divinging catch. forfeiL Girls singles-:les-Sarah Blain. P. over He departed in favor of' Dshortstop. BulII tlthe 'ball was 6, sive gem s that kept (hemlem in lhe ballgamc. anolh und against top seeded Jerome)me i ih I j v . over Jenny Hamen 6-1.6-2.fr-l bobblcd, and the Indians got.;ot just one out Sophomorore Jake Tracy stepped up withw In the bottom off Ihetl sccond. Buhl*s moun Boyi doubles-ChrChris Pollow and Eric as a run scored, tw o ou ts ancmd c’omplelcd a 2'for-4 perfi;rfor- Jamie Allen tried to) scscore from third on a Volvcrine catcher Den- { Hayes. TF. over Ruddidd and Dunham; Rocky A single in to rig h t field brought brc Wood mance with1 a drive into left field that scotcorcd passed ball, when Woi •«'—w iu c I Moore and Riley MeMcButch. P. over T.J. River within one. with1 pitcherpi Ken two nms. An\nolher sophomore. Hank Doai>oanc, n is M c L e a n f lip pled e d a one-hopper to , NonisandJimMcMalMahon 6-4.6-3. H o sie r a t th e plate. slid a seeing-ig-eye single through the leflI sidesi Hosier at the plaic for the final out of the Girls doublcs-KeriLeri R oem er a n d T racv Roem er. T F. over HigbeeHi] and Beekstead, and Jenny HarmonI andan Jaime Annest. TF. over W est and Long. Mixed doubles-Joni^ni Heberlein and Josh H a l l ot f F a n u Lobh 6.2. 7-6. andi BBeau Hawk and Amy jVslen. TF. over Chrisris RichmOTKlI and Kerrie T b e A saoeiated P r e u Uavidson 4-6.7-5.6-3.6-3. H e w a s thet h m ost valuable playerp the collegele SPRINGFIELD. Moss. — His signature gam e has everr hI a d .' Nebonl Arnold>ld take top prize sky hook dominated basketbietball for a gener- In scramble/bes)^ t ball contest aiion. Basketball. howcN cr. w not K a re m Abdul-Jabbar's first love. JCLA c o a c h J o h n VViwdeO d e n Jim Nelson and Riiss — F o rm er UC GOODING ~ Jin ••When I w as a kid 1 wante.mtcd to play base- te McCartney and Andy onc Kareem Abdul-Jabbiibbar 1 . -Amold.topped Mike N ball,“ he said M onday upon>n beingb enshnned Sanders bv three strokex>kes 10 w in the Gooding in the Baskclball Hall ofFFame. 'Then I tcianiblc'Dcsi ball titleitle over the u-eekcnd. I e lilies m the se\cn years Iri'mKin IU.JKl ibbar may have seen league i suutcd growing. And. thankink God, forjtos- At first, Abdul-Jabb Ne* w ent lo R ad GonoGa and Virul Tinker w ay ll) gel a tree col- thr«>ughgh l‘J54. had a simple explaJiiilahuiion ' kctball.^^ basketball as a "ncJi wa a t 119.8 a ^ in s t 120.U20.K for Tom Jones and lege cduealion." .UulJl bby the lime the 7. for hiss longI wan "My parents never wantc m e b e a John JoiKS. ificr 2(1 years in'the "WiiliIlh tlw pliiyeis I had I w,a.s e\p<;cspcctcd basketball player. They didxdidn't care. They foot-2 star retired afie . First Flight* gross-Sis-Steve N ann and Rich ■d-breakmg legend. lo win.'n ." he said, lisiirig Hal! <'(' I’.im I ni crs \»’onted m e to go lo college.** N B A ; he wa.s u record-b Thompson. I38iand!ind^ick Hall and Roy d 44.M‘> points, and G«>rge{e Mikan. Jim Pullard. Slaicrr MM; aniii. He was inuucted alonglg vwith women's He scored a record 4 McDowell. Ullnct-Cct-Dick'Flynn and Paul (1.7971 and hliKked Clyde: LovelleticL and lilgin Hiiylorr stars Cheryl Miller and AnAnne Donovan. played more games (1. Rose. 115,2. and JeffJefT Gooding and Glen m ore shots (3.189) ih.mh.m any NBA player. "IflI hadn't. 1 would and shouKIiiKI Ihaxe longtime Soviet coach Alck.Icksandr Gomel- . Crumrine 121.6 ir 19 times and the been fired."Hi Kundla sjid "Hui.lheIhf only sky. lhe late referee Earl Strom S the.^^^^M He was an All-Slar I • Sccond night*Boblob Devine and Ernest lie player riiMimes. lime peoplep< noiiccd us was when.h e n wc Minneapolis Lakers duo0 o Jo h n league's mnst valuable; Sites. 150. and Cecilil SiStanley imd Tim Sum- :m all the twnc i<> de- lost." Kuodla and forward Vcm MMil ikkelsen. Icy 151; nei-Goryy SSackman and Craig said l3iinov;in. who MilleIler. who played with l)(ino\ai>nan on A b d u l-Ja b b a r r e c a lle d oionce bragging Hobdey M 7.6. and,d.Russ P Swainslon and )H4 O lym pic leam and now cimC(Mchcs aboul his good grades to JohtJohn W ooden, his H | | | | | a ■ Hast Carolina ihree the l<:»H- ______Naie'Baum an 119.8:!i:^ , 0 ------. . . th e .wonomen':, team at L'SC. iaid.DoiuJ o n o sa n ...... H all o f Fam e i:oach al UCLA,LA, Couples-Caseyjndand Amy Perkins 146, ikelsen had watted revolututioni/ed lhe cenier pi)situ> “He just looked al me andmd said'W hat do-H ; a n d Bruce R aihke amand June Mallea 151; lennmed l«> savor ev- women’■n’s baskclball ilee Sgloaga 106.8. arid you think you arc here for’.'"’f r Abdul-Jabbar net-Juk and Launlee enshrinement "She',e o u l d nm th e tl.n.r like a r..r> ard Bill and JutM T n p p<124, 12- :iij a \er> . ser>' Mill ii'ui.-h I'rotn.'III I .s lo Said W ooden: “ H e w as .thethe m ost valuable I*. iin’l know when I'll aiulh.iJ APpn "I liHiked to karcem ct trmii the haskei." Millerer ssa id ' player lhe college gam e hasu cever had. O n or Mikkclsen. who pio- 17 leet ______riled frOOQ ttMlf ICpCHtS velop my own game." v s so solVspoken. bul ihcrc wa' o fl^ ^ court.“ Hall of Famerier JJerry W «. the K areeniAAbdul-Jabb^r, shown h«n rward pt«iiion for (he "She's • became coayh of lias gettingg inI hei lace. 'N'ou w im ld..iic\crc%cr see Lakers' general manager, servedser as Abdul- shooting I g his sky hook o v r Larry -w eek» o g o .- -'- ? I------mngrbut the-ncM tiling vouII ki knew-.-...... Jabbar's escort Monday/ whenw Wooden gifd ren-nominated ^even—it comii IS enshrined Into the Bes-' Kiindla anii Mikke aitier would be picking >*>uu up o fr c ouldn't n u k e the cerem onies th e irait lall of Fam e Monday. longest and were dcieni Today "It seeiTU thal taller playen;S'e»ncv«do s arc sweeter for the the tliMii er>' m om ent o f thcir ensl Icr's cscort was her childhtxHlkhI idol, enough to please people bothOlh on and o ff Ihe m ore 1 respspecied him for the way he p< id going m with my Millei High tctw ri tMMlMl "I'm so high'Tdiin’i Trsing. a Hall ol I'amcr llec;Ic callcd Rm k m III D a u A>1* " / court," West said. "But thal'lal was never the formed. He[|e is the greatest player of s lhe cake." Julius 1- p«(w come down,",said Mik c grcjiesi wiHiuvi's playcf C'cr HlflNaftdalTwtnFato'a ttsV p m . case with KareeA. The moreore he played, the - time." led the takcT> tl> su her the { Surt»yatPocal»lio.4|). 4 pm . necred the power for%^a „ Lakers* first dynasty, District 4 C im A>2 ^ — - Mifckelsenhad-been- Wood Riv«r v«. Jeromrom* al BuN. 4 p.m. I •* times since 1979. ______bi8trt«_4 Class A-3\-3 ^Rockets1 jfinds th(iemselvei . "Som etim es thingsL2jfootba ai ilLplayof per- wait.” he soid, "And u ■— if all coach is the icing on (he Kundla, who guided High K ttod soruwllMil - Ion brink^of elimii n ^ b n T Dt»trd. R(Roben Hony took note that foi me would be wonh. The nO»CQlUCC*HCH *ing Tlie Associated Ptwces ogainst a June 12- Texas,as. Texos Tech. Texas A&M&M and Charles Barkley doesn't beliec liev e H ouston team s have cicom e back from 3*1 d e fic iu lor of the Southwc^t_Confer«ifere n cc can keep its string going. w in a series, nature of the cmcrg* Baylo; KEYSTONE.ncc C. ilself could be at — ftaitans competition in Augustst 1'1996. "I don’t think there’s a teamim iin Ihe world "As long as ^ know sotnebody's done sight over a Big 12 foot! It ha*IS already signed football1 telte lev i- thai cm beat us three straight gangames wiih two we're goingg ito try to do it also.*'^he sai impasse Monday at contracts wonh~morc than»n S $ 1 0 0 of them at America West," Bari9arkley said. “I “We're justt ggoing to go out there and pli ;nts. who make finol sion c niissioner'Steve Hat1 major issues, will millioiion. won't u y guarantee, but I likee oiour chances. I hard. “ make a hurried Islui lo consider recom- "Thirhcre are someT>eople here:re ■ w h o For th« U tn t icores uD • (h in k ^ re obviously in the driveriver's seaL"______■'^ S u n s totook a 2-0 lead in the 1994 seri< 7734-6326 Z four how much the game .you havi* t /itslh lic tr b u ------TTHdWowihr*™ — BtikleyhM-hli-own-»ct of^afilinitiiilion- bybeating thehe Rockets twice in Houston. Tl lu IO As Halchell ncesstives on a variety of tion plonpl without a ployoff game,"le." said n e » N e w » - same« a humbers he's scoredred 5 6 a n d 4 7 sccond gam e.e, ithey cam e front 20 points dov I I 13 deadline.'^che . nai including Ihe most Hatch<;hell. who figures he needsi at I leasl points the last two limes he’s beebeen healthy in in the founhII « quaner, and Sunday’s . 114-1.1 ______po nc it. ing supcrconfcrenccnportant — revenue six weeksw< to collect all the infornfo rm a- OfWon — and said he cxpccts thee SunsSi lo finish vrclory'ijn Ho^io ^ o n y>nu like a flashback, „ij* stake, - tio n . thethi best-of-7 Western Conferemrence semifinal The Sims vi to th e J point p^orm ancc Sunday shoveoved lhe Rock- 4:40 of the gaipune, holding UakcemObjuwc Scores and statttats D2 ^ ^nes meet June 12-13{ lc 12 from all sources presideidents," ets to the brink, w im 't so confideifident. • ■ scorelcss andd tthe Rockets without a.field go Basketball D3- ^»n. and sometimea reluc- •'* Pleasa saa IMPASSEJ S E / O r T "[ think Ihc h e an o f a cham piorpion doesn't die during Ihat spa faculty represenutiv transition issues, ir . . i sensitive, and impo ■ I ihi^ ,h,ring, \ final A broad plan for < ^ ^ _____twon (imated S40 million g^j flow imo the Big i; has won general aik

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0-2 Timos-Ncw*, Twinn FQllt.Fc Idaho TuMday. May 10e. .'1995 C u b sIS s h u t: d o w n1 G ian tts, 6-1 Ericksso n ’s dro)ughiend ids SAN FRANCISCO) (/(AP) — Steve Trach- itired the first nine batters be- sc i ih rcw a ihrcL**hittciittcr and won his 10th National LeaguaUO fore walking EllisEl Burks to open the fourth ; strai^’hl road gainc'Momlonday as Chicago beal ______• Two outs lotcr,T, Andres Galarraga singledrE to asTwv ^ s d o w in AngelsIs Sun I'rancisco ^•l. IS. w ho a re lo.st in ih e m ^ o rs in b Sammy Sosa hil hislis third homer in two on- MINNEAPOLIS (AP)(AF — Matt Walbcck srcd in c ac h o f th e first fi^vc innin lette and Joe Girardi hod con­ gumL's and ScoJt Hulldilleit went 3-for-4 and • The Phillies lead the majorsiin in ficldinfl secutive, two-cdom singles in the Coloradoido homercd ond tied a-catcareer high with three ■ AmarlcanI Loague had tw o RU N lo r the Cui butt theth first errors ofthe season by hette's extending his hittinging hiu Monday night, jind|ind Scott Erickson got — — a career record of 1-9 I'nichscl (M ) has a c ;vin Siocker and second bosemoimnn Mickey >ttenk lo W saltomes and Girardi to 12. his fint victory sincce JulyJu as the M innesota R aneegers 12, Blue Jay s 4 at home and lO-l .onn ththe road. He wolked srandtni led to ihree unearned rut Tw ins beat th e Califomibriiia Angels 9-6. AmiLINGTON, Texas — Mickeyy TiTcnlc- three. Ntriiek oul ihrecirce anif drove in the p o i 3 booted a grounder by CharleslS7ohn»n; M cB5,Eip€ Wolbeck, Kirby Pucku ckctt and Jerald Clark' ton dro>-ove in four rutu, hit his sixthih homh< er g a m e 's lir>t nm vvilh a sec^Mtd-inningsc single, yyjjo'i 10 lotcr scored, ond tw o ru n s: cojcunc home NEW YORKIK — Edgardo Alfonzo hilI a each drove in tw o mins ns tot back Erickson (1> a n d recached ai base in his firat fourr at-at-b o u Bullctt had a run-sci -scoring single in the _henlen Morandini dropped Kurt AbbocfiAb ny iwc^nin^iinglee that1 c a p ^ a three-rxm rallyilly 3). who lost his previo:vious eight decisions. Mondalay night, powering Ihe! TiT e x a s sixih for a 3-«l lead olVnlVMark Leiter { l-l). , ir the right-field line. in th e eighth inning ini os the New York Meucts . He pitched 6 2-3 inningings, his longest outing Rangers'ss to a 12-4 rout of the Torontonto Blue: Ile had anoiher in the; sc’seventh when Sosa hit beat Montreal 55*3 Monday night, preventinging of the seoson, givingn g up sev en h its and Joys. h is sixth hom er o f th e sci r season. Rroi-aves Rockies 0 the Expos fronom completing a t^our>gamem e striking ou t six ' T he: IRangers took advantage ofo f five Kin Manwariny droveovc in the Giants* only _ 4, After Erickson leftft withv a 7-3 lead, the walks in the fint two innings by BlueHue Jays n m in the liHh w iih n sin. \TLANTA — Kent Merckerter allowed . t aIT h hits in e i^ t innings and also•osingJedm s also lost first basemon Cliffliff Angels rallied for threeirec mns in the eighth staner' JiJuan G uzm an (0-1). Four o frth the e bat. J a' run.un. and Jovicf Lopez homercd“d aOS & e At- actured and dislocated his lefteft inning, two scoringig ion Spike Owen's ten whoho walked came around to score,;ore. two M arlins 9. Phillies 1 RcickiM 4 ^ '*'” »* “ c o llillision with the M ets’ Todd pinch-hit single. ButIt RickR A guilera cam e o f themm on Mark McLemore's fint-intl-inning la Brave.s bcol the^^Colorado Rockies Ra 4-0 Hundley. It was MIAMI - DarrellI WWhitmore and n>okic mday nighl. as unccitain .how long he will/ill on to get the fihal fivefivi ou ts for his fifth triple. Quilvio Veras each hotihomcred and drove in rhe Braves won for just the thinihiri time in save. BobTI Tewksbury (2-1) allowed threeree mns.i two nins 10 help the Mor•lortda Marlins cotil off | j gomes. They improved their,eir overall J J '.” ™ ™-ailed , 3-2 when Jose Vizcainono T h e T w ins added two mns in the bottom lOhiUis and no walks in eight inningnings to the Philadelphia I’liillies'ics •>-1 M onday night. ord against Colorado to 22-2. r walk in the eighth from Jeff0" of the eighth on Pucket:kett's fourth hotncr, a ‘hehe Rangers win for just the: see sccond 1 the game wiih base- i|„ Philadelphia be^ian ih klercker (1*1) sinick out eightI oniond walked Shaw (0-2). RipJco Brogna singled, and Bob->*>- triple by C lork and M Mii itch W illiam s’ wild 1 eighi hom e games, bait's best record, whi.vhile i-lorida had the ) in the longest stint by a Brave i it w ith a single. pitch. .. .. -iTenletletpn hod a two-mn single in the sec- worst. The PhiUie.s (I3-:13-5) lost for only the Jf^j; " s season. He improved.to 4*01-0 lifetime >ina relieved and walked Joe T he A ngels entereddthegamewitha3.10 th lit'.ii-solo homer in the founhin h and sccond time in IJ ^aines. linsi the Rockies as two relieven ng the bases and bringing up“P team ERA,-be»t in thethe American League, an RBI single in the fifth to t pace Greg Colbrunn also> holiomered for ihc Mar- J*®"'^j* ve»Pilcl>= ttom of ncsota took a 6-2 laid ^ i e iiminiing. rosters dow nn I t o 2 5 Boijes signs3 (contract witl:th Brewers Nl-:w Vt)KK (Ai'l —-- FernandoF Vulcnzuda MILWAUKEE ^ (AP) — Rickjicky Bones; training be waniclied a longer contract exien- IS stayinj:. Tclix Jose andjnd Jcfl'rcy Hammonds [he lop pitchcr on the Milwaukee inning was the Lauran Robertson and Becki Pattersoerson each the .season. Many didn'tIn't even wait for ihe The Breviers also hove an optioption on the “He’s comforti«table with the organization' key for the Twin Falls softballsof team in t>oth p ic k e dd upi four hits on the night,g h t. w ith (deadline. '1991997 season that could be wonhnh as much and the organizaizalion is comfortable wjth... . g a m e s o f a n im p o rta nt doubleheader di with Robertsoson getting a home mn in ththe e pight- Valen/ucla. the chubbybby IclUhandcr signed " “IS J S2.3 million. him. These partictictilar numbers make sense Moufitain Home Monday. by San Diego during} ihc-offseason.wasih ^tBones tvos 10-9 last year withwill a 3.43 to both of us." The Btuins needed bolhKJih w itts to e am the same two teams will meet on>n FrontierFi tboughi to b e on llie bubblei)ble. But Padres gener- lElA. This season, h e w as th e opeiopening day Tbe Brewen hadhi a day ofT Monday and right to host Mountain HorHome on Wednesday Field atIt 4 p.m. tomorrow, with theh e w> inner al m anager Randy Sm ithth ssoid he wouldn't be itaner ond is 2-0 with a 2.13 ER/ERA in four Bones wasn’t aviivailable for comment. His for a crack at the districtrict tournament in advancin:ing to the eight-team districtict ti toum a- CUI. startarts. agent was not at his office in Harrisburg, Boise. ment in1 BoiseE on Thursday. . . “He’s had ihrec stans.IS. and two of ihem I Team ’’f ncgolialor Tom Gausdcnjcn said the S.D. Bones earrimed $232;i43 last year, In the first gome. Twinin Falls1 added a pair ia 0CBO12S-«SS dt>esn'i h;ive the same siusiufT he once did. but he 'deal. scntative, and willliW iDakeab8seof$443.58l a n d hun g o n for th e 7-6 dccisicm.d n • nwrer w o o z n -rT s « M UCM|>*. WKC.40 •>« cw « he's a real protessionalal ;and knows how lo ••Both the club and R icky feltelt comfort- ( this season. He: Iclost S92.857 last year ond The Bmins (6-14) tallicillied six runs in Ihe iblc wilh ihcsc'numbers under any sixth frame of Ihe sccond g • piieh. I thm k he 's been a gcgood m tluence on the “J’l® anyf(»«sce- S43,919 thisseasoison because o fth e strike, id game to win going Bk h I w I laeeioo-isi c lu b " ableible system .'' G ausdcn said. He will earn a base orSl,42S,000 next aw ay. 11*6. laiesii-n 104 « M NmMr. UnCvK-«n0 O w Valen/ucla. «ho claitnsnw 1to be .^4. is 0-2 with Gausden said the Brewers amand Willie year and will get«t bonuses ofS!50,000 for , “Tonight we: were monlore relaxed.” Twin' m SSSSi a 6.14 liRA. the third towcwest in the Padres'ro- Sanianchez. the agent for the 26-)!6-year-old getting 28 startss iand reaching 180 innings , tation. He has allowed 10 Ihits, including three f‘8*'ighi'hander, had been negoiiotiiioting since and another S15050.000 for getting 30 starts hom ers, in 14 2-3 inningsmgs. striking oui eight ate Iasi year. Bones soid duringrin g sp rin g and 200 innings. and walking four. Ilanimoimonds. thought of as a ------Declo netttters defeat iGooding, 7-57- posMbIiT'AL~RooI."ic7irUi^Uiyirjriir'going'imotasf— 0‘Ncill-Jammed-hlSTighrwrl5fi! ‘Ni 5firying'T0~Dne'RBlrMIller^ r waa-S-for^lS-sndMeOirmis- is—T be-T oD e^N ew a ------sca.son. wa.s opiioned ohih SSunday tu Bowie o f makee a diving catch on May 6. It'sI notno known was 0-for>5. Hououston optioned right-handerer I iw a5 s tthe conclusion ofthe re^larlar sseason ; Ihc Easicm League. He: wi was just 4-for-I9 this how longlot he will be oui ofihe lineup,ip. * D oug B rocail t0 o 'Triple A Tucson, sent left- DECLO - Gooding’s's CharlotteC Dewey for both1 leams,t with the district meetwt siset*Fri- ■ sco-son w ilh one h o m c n^ an ; ;l 5-day disabled list on the 15-day disabled list havet himhi hit and then sec how he rcacrcocts a day Williams, “ll could have gone citherciti way,” Declo s K s a - ' ~ ~ ' ■«. 2 v»<- ■ rctrooclivc to May II. o r rwovo ofter.** Kansas C ity tossed threeiree players • Tuckcr played:d in five games ihis seuonn coach Loyd Garey said ofo fD I e w e y ’s 7 - 5 . 1-6. i)«< Uu<>ie>(0|t-l.»-l.VTi«1ike:e T h e S e n a to rs a c tu a llyly w on H ve o f th e oS?anM*-i••■I arauMiMvmiOiwf ittrmrnr^ fielder Dave Silvcstri onm tlthe disabled list and M iller:er and Russ McGinnis were placetoced on un- Hartley and Franank Rodriguez and infielder:r e ig h t p a t c h e s p la y e d , but bu: forfeiu in two it]* * * ' sending piicher Brian BocISoehringer lo Triple-A condititlitional release waivers. Steve Rodriguez tto Pawtucket erf the In u m a-I- boys’ singles matches andind both boys’ dou- •m - l.i»«nC,oi»n >!>■ |0>o«t K TimH t -1; a. SnoiACnmr (Ol M ZMxgw1«>T> lOl —Columbus. ------^------Jo te«e wos just 4-for-30 wilh no hoirliomcn and tional League. bles handed the Hornetsts (1-5-1)( their first r"* ’ *’ ' ' 1 • ' Minieo sofliftballers Scores amnd stats Georirge K yle'R egattst t a split doubliileheader — ------setfob r M agic Resei>'i > i o i r T U T InJca-News w The Timct-Newi ES AL:L standings B B EQ H SHOSH5H0NE — The two-day GeorgeW SeKyle ID A H O FA L L S - The Th< Minieo Spartans •r I M 01 7Tolovltlon RegattaI will v be held May 27-28 atBt V M agic wound up ihcir regularar sslowpitch softball ■■ ■ I I Reservoir.ir. : seaso n by; fo litiin g -a mnakeup ak doubleheader. • M 1* ______E v n t • " station T m n S S S S J ? Janie Davidson,Di quaking for the sponsMnsoring with Idaho'l^alls Mionday.lay. o * . Wood Rivliver Sailing Association, saidid se several Jackie Rasnick hit a gnmdslamgn homer in . SSTSy?; . . • '0 » Wom«n’a omt golf, Vetvo L*o*nda PftM ^ ocMonHii iMbaD. <^ba at Olanta e planned each day fix sailboardisards and ihe first inning to poini; ihe^SpartansIhc to a 6-3 • L M a - - Baieb WON 1:30p.m, MKMDok iM batl, tba eSPN/c:h«UMl 13I , 8:30 p jn . r i S E i S s. Entry is SIO per boat. A prepre-race victory. IMM ss:;.?5s£Sr —- ’• NBApiA playofT. BuDt at Maolc T8S/chanoal 32 _ «p.m . m w k m m SSS m tkippenmm eeting is set for 11 a jn . M ayiy27. 27 But in the nighicap, Kli Minico's baiting fell iA Lak*r« a t S ^ r a TNT/ehaniMl31 itranu must have cuiieni boatt regre g u tn - to two hits while Idaho F 5 T ! 3 3 iA p iv ^ R o c k a ts at Sunt TBSMtan(Ml32 0 Foils was claiming tion. life: vestV and a whistle. More informrormadon un 1 1*2 decision. U P N tehannat 13 • ;3 0 f.n i. t - KAMacrrrnorTWT«a-f*nwT»io»«»^ iiavailablcble by calling 726-5746 o r 788-368-3668. Minieo now wil! purticijlieipate in the eastern ji Idaho slowpitch chompioipionship toumamenl ^E? ' ^ I lo ll K * ll]]-- 55f» * J!:j ,sr, nil ii S i i;ii E S I - tin otaMrintOi W ednesday and Thursdrsday..in Pocaiello. '» * I # 3 S ‘ J110 . 11U l l k a a i WHNMIMO C oach K elly A rriii said fiifirst-round pairings y*iiift>iw Ow? |l« | MOTI **ll ______1 I■ 4l>eiiiir ili! , SaiIHMI 1 Im[passed j - weren't available Mondaylay inighl. 52** <«*• I • Milt I } e d frp m D 1 ■MCP 401 ooo 1-4 142 >4at MB asM taiti HiiS I liil iS; • il M l ^ . MMriM OOOtMO-ail o m m h i i i t m mtt* BtafrMOM Foolbalall coaches voted unanimouslousiy in n.s«»i L th e ir meeicetin'g Sunday lo oppose a N o n h ^ I ni*** -S S E:.} S ’ aViVlW. i - - K o awmtiiwiiiouo KAmsMwciM n-T ...... Soulh diMIvisional playoff. They’believeieve that ai a ai-1 m TSm Ti oMkrTtiiM.Mw. a pUyoffTcould i knock a leam out ofao f a ma* g xSSSEw s r HLa.1 >— s_ N *o H 10 cym^acwi jo r bow lI orc a national championshiplip gat m e r a ik M Ml« (%(ra< P 1 RDI ■ 10 SSwS«Gai “ *nd that asa much or more money coulco u ld b e Boise pairr share S] . . Tpp* SS m m ?!Sm c » nisedgettetting a second leam into thehe mn a jo r ^ __ • Cm b ow ls eve;very year. : Topflite gcMlf lead S .■ idi i i i i. Sj. C oacheiies met, with athletic director;to r s fo r ' t ' * • '! about twvo o houri Monday and theyy aag g re ed Tbe Hmek'NewB NL»L standings th e y needdm o r e .f a c u , r * —« baCMB. ■ I 1 } } I ? . . M I I I « I OMWi^ta* ■ I “ e«aw» A m onglg the schools. Nebraska^heJh e c u r- IDAHO FALLS —■ JeJerry Breaux snd tMt ' II t M U t ‘ Miiii - m rent natioiional champion, teemed the:he mi o st ■ - Todd Bindner of Boise liedlie< with Bob Hams « I • n « I playoff opponenj. • ■ ' infdJTom A nderson at S*im•under 65 in the fint . . n f i s n i p s i5! s s .: gaS raa. “^^1Oklahoma's opposition appeijp e a rin g round (irOie Toriflite tournium om cnt,______.«»«•(» f g J l S — - • td weakenen. Nebraska might be alonen e ini its ___ - . John Lewis. Nornpa. Bn<■nd-Tim Reinke of ■ - o ^ ! ! ! ! **'■ ncMWHMM - . 7, ? S‘rl !?*? <<<' iM.xtitJIMa oppoililonon; Idaho Falls: John Grahamim andi Allan Pickrell liSa c ^ « » i a n n t “ I d o nI't 't think anything was rejiolv of Idaho Falls, and Roger , I ! ! ! S ; I ! S j : )ger Gamer and Jon ems. » i i ? E: ‘ lil Sf lilf S* ii i ! i ( l?Ur!iMMS** mS m •MNMUw there lhanin what we.did wilh the prclp rclim i- Ad]eman talks , .’ u ! : ! i ! ^ »ff»a5 7 n a ry e itimimates." said Hatchell. whoho ui n til LS witli G.S. Cm T m Imi! I - Ju ly i is ststill commissioner of a dissol ptoyolTicorM o f its own Inext week. ' , The world’s worsJ*keptpt secrets — that for- s s " W e wvere e very conservative onIt ticti< k e t 1 2 1 ' l i " ' ’ J mer Portland coach Rick:k i A delm an w as on t»»i> trwAti , p ric e s fo>r r 7 5 ,0 0 0 p e o p le . W e d idIn n ’t p u t . Golden Slate Warriorss G en e ro l M a n ag e r a | i. M X s c o r e s « » » « niums on to get to S6 milliiiillio n ,’’ ■ s = i . “ss'irrssi'-. S « s s ^ . ‘ D ove T w ard zik 's list o f coocoaching candidates . ^ Sli”' sH bss, m r,iu i d . *M a ss y - . : — w as confirm ed w hen TwTwardzik eoniscted ••in * S till toI be b pursued io earnest areI teltolevl- 4 I I I 4111 ssp”fs 11 Adclman on Monday ai his Oregon hcjme. . >■ - T ti" o i l STi". imitments and lille tpon«ort.rt. H!- o w VI h«d a bricfconversalioaiion with him about gj"» IW, i M . m uch, for*xample; r t would General MMe e lo n ssr MrnWmssiVi't? . K saSs Ihe leam, and. hoj)erully. \\\\ v, lly. ril hove-iome 0 >IM « tM Ml.1^ IIiiilM iiii iiii shell out totc see It called the Chevrdtt. ,;.. more.” Adelman said. iilifflf liii, *■ 12 Champip io n sh ip ? ^ . J K I V, . ' i ^ ^ ^ T f T ~ — ^ ■■ ___ >b ■ Tuosday. May 16 109!>95 Tlm«».N'«w*. Tivin Falls, lOarx(taho D-3 Bulls, M agicrtak eblattle i to)O rlaiii d o ^cks hop[)e to avoicid ORLANDO. Fla.' ( A P ) — onijcipate what ihey';y*re going to ^ . Shaquille O'Neal gnd theIhe Orlando d o ." » ■ ,: M ogic'spcnl the rcgulaular seoson ^ ■ Orlando showedJ rremarkable 'major M steBps" back’ building a sense of invinc/incibility at. poise for a young leamam. learning us home'thot Michael Jordairdan and the . il goes ofohg in thee |pla>offs. in Lo.'5Si.^s could m ean seriirious teain shakeup Chicago Bulls are detcnlermincd to winning Game 3 on1 FFriday nighl. ’------~ UE ______destroy tn the playolTs. There were signs j}fxif continu^'d NI:WW YORK (AP) — Should wwearing a proleclive thermal Moek-slot Gome 5 of their bcst-of-7 b h]jR SH |H growth on Sunday whe.hen Ihc Mogic ■'« Newew York Knicks lose iheir. iring on his tender left calf'. Eostern Conference scfrleminnal is overcome a 17-poininl second-hulf playoffff scries to the Indiana He hasn't been able to jumpim p us Tuesday nighl ot Orlandando Arena ■ ■ deficit before ihe momJ m c rn u m sh ift. Poccrsi. il it cuuld mark the start of hihe usually docs, and foul tVoulfrouble where the Magic hopeIC lot steady cd back to Chicago-o bccousc of manycha:changes. . h;has limited his nnnuio and elTcc-efti themselves oAcr a shak}aky pcrfor- tu rn o v ers. D o w>vn n 3-1 in the Eastern titiveness But hwing-docsn't*t ccm-cc rence semifinals. New York sisidcr this his • or ihc KnicLs’:Ls' . munce on the road in Gam ■ ”ll was like we ha^^d j& e kind of . Confctcn. :Iim inaliun W ednesday nighl lala.st .chance, discose we couldn't'gc'g'STriil oroul fera era dison Square Garden, where "1 think 1 luvc a iot m ore: yyears c there," Hill stiid. "Eve;?ety lime we »' ‘I s t h e p ra m s iinjre on Pul Riley and this particular inin m e." he said 'T II he disapp»«ifipoint- had something posiiiv ment of Knicks could make eied if we don't get it d o n e " IU or la the prei• • s u r e us. boom! We lurn it u t stand. lowing, who has tvvo ye; on Chicago? WiW e’v e limes and take o'urselve ■cam that last year, made it rcrcmammg on his L'ontract, could)uld be The Bulls expect OrlandoOr lo Iry g o t t o p l a y me 7 of Ihe NBA Finals piplaying with a number ol'm<1 new IO rc-csioblish O ’Nealeal, who look I he making its earliest exit tcteammates alter this >casc a so n cpnfldontly on»n our just 10 shots while barelyboi njjs.inB he playofTs sincc IW 2. w hen bibecause of expansion andd fret'r e o triple double with hi hom e floor. Wetre d id hisl7po.nl., NewYoHI'oiik was ousted by C hicago a|agent deparliircs 10 rebounds and ninein e a , , o n all year long cunfercnce semis lorwjfd Anthony .Mason, si Sunday, especiallyIy Wilh Lue „ t wus Riley's fifst year av pe und the K m cks have' gotten ivtwo seasons, will be a higliu g lily of 0 sprained ankle. • — Orta)r1ando's , . fu rth err c;each succeeding year in s*.suught free agent, having wonon thet "W e h o p e L u c canr> play,f, bui we ______"‘Anthonyly EBowie ihe coach calls a '•perfect. Ieleague's Sixth Man award thisIls sea-s< don’t know ol this timm e, Jackson I progression.” Would losing s«i said after Ihc BullsIs pr.cliced |„ji„liana represeni a painful Kach NHA team can protero te c t Turnovers were Ihe key key Sunday Monday In Deerfield.'• ,II V . • regressionlion? eieight players irom the cxpansuunsion with the Bulls scoring ; 1 p o in ts Gume 6 will playeded.nCh.easo would be two major steps didrafi. and New York figuresres to Orlando** 22 mistakes ofT k e s 10 even on Thursday. Gome * b « e k ,"* RRiley said after practice piproteci I'winj;. Smith. Starkta rk s , . the series 2*2. The Ma le ft sory. will be in Orlando O on Monday.’ly. "Hut we're not looking at OOakles. and giurds lX*rek Harpilarpcr. Chicago's United Centcn ic r a S iinday. il that wwa> ay. W e're ItHikinj: forward (»(ircg Anihonv .md HulKrt Davi> Dav ' split of two games there. th o u g h , "Is the pressure onn us i or IS Ihc Thal'saha h>TX)iheiical negative " 'H'I'he eighth pri>hjblv will Ik riKilriNikie : and are confident they can win the pressure on Chicai:uV!U? 1 guess II Rileyy hihas one year rcniacnmg on giguard C'luirlic \V.ird. w ho wasas lilefl series after regaining ththi e h o m e - depends on who you*.u*rc asking." his contraniroct and has been olTcrcd ototTihe plj> on rosiiT court advantage. said Orlando's Anthoihony Buwtc. on extensiension, hut the ofTer has \at Ihe ones likciv to be unprnteirotect- "There’s no shame to:o getting{ a ^ 9 "We*ve goi to'pluy corconUdcnily on - oH thec lai: b le d u rin g m o st o f a et:ed are ,’'-ycar-old center H He erb split on the road. Now we have to fl a l our home fioor. W’c diddii 11'all year mmuliuouuous scast>n \\Williams, rookie lorward Monslontv take carc of business at h om «»” V H i lo n g ." R ileyy hasn’t h cimimentcd on his WW illums and swiiigman DoiD oug Orlando coach Brian HHill soid. 4 ^ ^ Jockson likes his icuicum, which is future,. althat o u g h sp ecu latio n lu s C'lChristie liiruiifd Anthons lionrionncr “ll’s something we weree obleal to do pursuing a fourth lco|caguc title in been ram;ampant lhat he wilt depart wiwill he a free agent. a ll s^eason. l l ’s z e ro -z e ro■o now. n and uM five seosons, a fte r thishis season. Whether or not ••M'ter Ihc team H>ok a dayav oc: lf we’vi: goi two of three at11 h o m e .” "1 Ihink wc have anin edge< in lhat Riicy remains,rem there are likely m SiSunday, Uwmg practiced N'tonda:.ndav. Bul it'IW ake niore lhar we’ve got Pippen.. JordanJ and be suecpireping changes made to the. sitsitting out only a few drills. Kites Ril Ort.n<«o'.Hor.o ra c * G ra n t a n d th a r a a t oof f Itha Magic ara happy to ing to comfonable surroun (B.J.) Armstrong witvith years of Knicks.s. whose' cprc of Patrick sasaid hwing wasn't availableb le to gain Ihe edge. b« b«ck hom*i a fo r O a m a 5 a g a ln a t C hilcago. lca Orlando boasted experience." he said,id. •’Thcy*vc Ewing,:. forwardsft Charles Oakley cocomment and hii\ declined lolo talkta Although the Magic;ic were a tha batt homena record In tha NBA. .been in Ihe heal of theih( battle the and Charlilarlcs Smith and guard John ababout his phvsical condition NBA-bcsl 39-2 at home; diduring the last five or six ye^rs,rs. This gives St;irks haslia played togcUier three Alihough'Kilev said ilie Kmc»nicks regular season, they’vev e a lre a d y ie r jo b o f protecteciing the boskctboll mentIt toti c o m p e n s a te fo r th e lasast them somc kind of aa ormor scaMwshis hul I'a il^ to win * titlc aare r eager to relurn lo ilic coi lost twice in Orlando du:during the and adjusl lo10 the double- and gome.’IC." Chicago coach Phihii resilience toward that.I. l-w inng. i:. who will be in afafter two frustcating losses p l^ o f f s . threc'leam schcihemes the Bulls used Jacksonsun said. " B u t O rla n d o h a s b bi e e n a b le to A ugust,t. ferventlyft deMrc% a cliam- InIndianapolisrihc'dav': bciwciiw e cn Chicago won Game 22 h'here ofter to hold O'Nealcol lo 17 points on •'Reg:Icgardles* of ihe scores, wmcne-. ccmic buck, not to gciget flustered. pionshipip nng.r and Rii’V I'erscntly gngames "might be a hlcssmgm g in - nearly stealing Game I wlwhen bolh Sunday, h o w it seems to work thai wa>ay. They've shown poiseise. They've desires. oneom I'or him^Mul the center, dtdisguise because it gives iis Jordan and Scoliic Pippenen hodI sub-- ’’Now. thoi11 w e're in a fifth espcciolcially, in this series. The losescr shown the ability to showshi resolve. who hadad ofl'scaswfl< knee surger>-. chchance to regroup, refleci:i .ii.ind par games. A key to Gama m e 5 will gome, it’s alwtw a y s in th e l o s e r 's h a s olw.always been able to come budick They have some kidids who con has sirugjniggled against the Pacers, prprepare." be whether the Magic canin doi a bcl* court lo make: thetl surprise odjusl- ond win Ihe nexi game. Wc have: ilo shoot shois in the clutchic h ." -----^Prepstaai^toentei^I Vith win itonight.!Spurs W(vduld ma]ike histor'ry SAN\N ANTONIO (AP) — Not cveven Hill laicr told ^ n e i w e r e ' Dennis Rodman sideshow cocon' you guys. 1 wbuld alwaysol listen if he can ’l’t make the£ g rd d c ij^ii^ihiI the m om eni fur ihe Son /Vntonimio very closely to Denni th e n . ■s. ' p r o b a b ly , w h o te v cr h e th e CHICAGO.(AP) — Kevin passes ihe ACT T or Ihe SAT, he liis team has a chance lo makoke opposite is Irue. ... I p y ou, Garnett said Mondayoy he haS'' pulls out of the d e ^ftw d goes to gpurs1 history,hi significant Spiira hisKslo* hod I needed him in G o m e I made himself availableble for the. coltegc. If he fail !ails. he s draftablc coach ^ •• ^ b Hill said. would have used him." . NBA Draft, bul he will s 11 Slill play', a n d J h e N B A, is waiting with Theie Spurs5 lead the Los An^U:lcs San Antonio defeateded Los Angeles college basketball if he ati r attain s th e .' open arm s. rrs 3-1 ond con win the best-of-jf-7 KO-71 Sunday, buoyed1 by b; R obinson's • J neccssary entrance test: scchooi on have to remcmbciber this: nobody is :11 said j. he will decide just befoifore the NBA's best regular-sir-season rccord Chicago's West Side af^c after grow- ready to play righlrig away in ihc gamelimflimc whether Rodman will plojloy. ond hove ployed this sc:season through ing up in a small South ( th C arolina N B A , even collcglege senior*.'; buthintclinted strongly he will, Rodmon's suipensior o f tow n. Milwaukee BucksBu coach ond "NobNobody holds grudges on ihih is absence and shoulder injury, inji sustained He made the announce neement at general monogerer Mike Diinlcaiy - Hill said. "I ccm inly don't." in a moiorc>'cle accident, a news conference held ai d at a local said his learn, whi«hiclih«i»loltcty idmon, the league’s leodining "It's part of our exisi h e re ." pizza parlor frequenilented by pick in the lop 14. 1* ™ y be mier- „b McDooaWs All-Amcric< rica.game, center with greireal passing and J, I. ,,I can ploy or noi play. I'm ncn o t G om e 6 . if necessary, is T|)unday at , k '/ijHDpH suB'he has narrowed his college, luping ability. E E: x p e m d iffer o n ' cxi>ecliniCling 10 play." the For\im, choices to Michigan.m. South where he would1 playpi in college or ‘ Carolina and North Carolina,Ca the NBA. v '"■8 wherr he has a campusis visitv this “ U liim aiely, I sees him p laying w eekend. power forward bccauseb< he lacks He expects'ksultiI fromfi an bulk;*' Dunlcavy » April SAT exam in a fewfew weeks. Cesar Calime< an IC he scorcs low. he; planspi lo basketball coachh aal Farragut. said retake the ACT collegiege entry pro scouu he hasoas talked to have ex am fo r th e Tifth timle e oc n Ju n e G arnett pegged fofor the top 10 in 10. with the resulu expecti«cted back the draft. before Ju n e 28. d raft day.>y. " I f he falls to) 115. we'd be dis- 9 bi H e r e ‘s h is g a m e p ioia n ; i f h e appointed." he sai< ^ ■ 1 •*% K Above, Davl«vld Robinson has led hisa Spurs to within a gamea oof H oops staandout annoiounces . the W esternem Conference Finals.’Letlift. thO*clel expressionsIS ono R l ‘Elden dampmpbel|, center, and teammimate Tony Smith, right, telitali ' i plans to attittend Floricfela State B t h e a s thsi L o s A n g e le s L akersra are one gams away fronrrom b o w in g lUt o f th e NBA p layoffs. BOSTON (AP) — Highigh school visited Florida SuiSute. ulked to the basketball standout'' RandellR playen and coachtches and made up ' Jackson surprised his coachcoa and nis mind, most observers Mond:in d a y b y "1 fell like I (iiI in.”in Jackson said. 1 announcing he will attendn d Florida a dding -he was also alsi impressed by al ds prenu]iptial pac:t is valid Stale. rleus ofthe Florida Judges Siays Bond the reniniing nu c ln “Everybody thoughtIt Ih e w a s S u ie leam. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — SSon neys have asked to< increasein lhat Pirates, andid Sun S Bonds, who had whiclich she knew before marriage,”gc ” J [ leaning towards UNC.'IC.” said JackMn slill has lo get a mini- p__, roncisco Gianu sur Barry bononds amount to S93.000, completedi cosmetologyci .school. NsNachshin .iaid Sun Bonds h ha< a d ^ ' ___ Jackson 's coach. S cott Spinepitwlli. mum score on thele SAT! He_sat f o r _____ Before ihis weekend, S s $44 million contract wiih1 Ihis previous judge who wasw< criticized up artist. th e; n toti Conference schools Northil C arolina . going to Florida Sta ^Suo.Bonds in February 191988 ball strike, then askingIg forI his auto- ruled the judge.jud| Sun Bonds "had pursrsue the case rcprcscntein te d o r M ^ l a n d . A native ofthe»e 1Roxbury ;ieigh-' ” as valid, said Son Mateo Supcrinior graph in coun. almost noI ppi r o p e r ty b u t s h e d id **unnnmitigaied greed," ”1 fett this was the bestest for me borhood. JackscIcson made his ourt Judge Judith KozHjski. Sun Bonds' aitome;ncy Lawrence have plans.tcs lo seek a career as a . DtDuring Ihe inol. Sun Bonds, andam . and thal’s whal I'm goingng (0 do,** a n n o u n c e m e n t bcrt Stoner did not immcdiediately return makeup ortist.list.*" ■' . h er r :attorney said lhat at the iim< Jackson said after puttintting on a Tabernacle Churcurch in Boston's ^ ? achshin. lowycr for the 30-ye«’ear- calls from The Associatriated Press, fihe was a.sked_a.sl if she wanted on s^ier «signed the'agreement, she■ hodhoi Florida ^late Scm inoles hlat’ a t Dorchester secliolion where more d outfielder. "He feels that tlthe Sun Bonds, S wvedish e t immi- attorney presurt confirm ed his siory. It w as a grant, was a banendercr in Montreal ment was ;igpedsigp bul refused, w-roie mcni hii his stride a* a playe:lyer after il^.meinbers turned OUI to applaud. ■ oud honging over his head." 1987, K ozloski. *The young lady who was jujus st transferring to Winch herh rights to enjoyed manyiiny advantages that she did1 rnot understood that she wouliould , aged 23.7 points,,! 1.5 reboundsrei Roxbury. a neightjhborhood Smith en. Nikolai. 5. and Shikori. on'l be left penniless. her huaband's present:n t a n d future w ould ik>i have h a \ had if she had not get I n nothing, even if she was mar and3.1bloc)(i. ' sjud usually only/-altracu.badpub- al ' Jackson w u in F lo ridi.lastweiek , loi licily. T he ju d g e has opprovcd S30,0<,000 iacom ea^pro^y. been (Barryry Bonds')1 wife.” said riedd 20 o r 3 0 y e a r s ." i f «ihe h hai a d Is'w as earning th e ju d g e , whow h< noted she will con- childildren or if her husband modn o d e playing with the BostonI AmalcurA Jackson’s familylily plans to go lo “ month in alimonj|j»nd child lusup- At tbejwie. Bonds'^ ' -E askelball C lub. W h ile: ththi e re , he Florida with him. ■' p oId. d . although Sun,Bond^' attcitor- aboiai41W ,000 wiih-.thi..the Pittsburgh tinue to enjoyjoy a life “far above that milliilliops ofdollors, said Stotier. -

^ i — J ' D-4 Tiiti«s-N«ws, TwiniFolU. Foi Idaho TuMday, May 1 01.1995 .1( ; 1JZ4'women viie for spot) t i i n e y co n th ee r u nI a g a im 0 ^ i national 1hoopsteain n i f ^ - •odited'Pnsr- around S50.0Q0. Is less ththar a n w h a t Distance runnerr ■ p i| lop players can' make overseierseas, the! la Edwbrds and Lisa Leslie itradeoff is staying in this counrountiy for comfortable living playing in season. For Leslie. Ihot'sa t 's o .n o - — - retums-to0 track K |f i ’~'V' sketball overseas. Not that I brainer. Ni-W ^ (m K (A P ) — been e making NBA salaries, but "Even if ihey pul us in ththe e w orst M?\on y e a rs sin c c Mary M Deckcr UPMHHU bh't have to couni every istate in the country, it wouhould be i( Slanoy l.isl loll rculIyly gtx»dg running , ; whole lot betlcr," said Leslie,slie, a lar> on .1 Hack, sincc shehe last experi- ' thcy’je about to try for imer Southern Cal star whoI plaplayed in oiu'okl ilii- L‘\h ila ra liolio r n .th a t m ade ,• ng thal would force them lo IItaly this past season. ""W W e c o n licr i>iio i>l' her sp»irt’sI’s leading dis- ; . lay cul. and they couldn't be sspeak English. We can eat AAm m erican morecScilcc ited ab o u l it. Ifood. "I rem e m b e r lhal1 lcfeeling." she •v.r . I Hdwardsrds and Leslie are among 24 "I think this is probably the great- s.iul. "anJ I uiiniI l>lhat I'ceting — - - • - ^ players whwho'll try out for the U.S. cest Ihing that could happep p e n fo r w o m e n's national t team, which ts vwomen’s basketball." Anil s.),- Slancv is rurrunning again. ... '■-> e x p e c teid d to I become the Olympic The reason for nicking ththe e leam h.iL-k on th e ir k -k after afi t^citing , te a m n eext x t year. The trials begin rnow is to win back ihe goldold mi edal ilu»'u};li “ Iho y e ar I'rorfrom h e tl w ith s / I 1 Thursdayly inii C o lo ra d o S prings, a n d aat the 1996 Olympics in AtlantJanta. nijurios ■' the leamI willwi be snnounc^ May 25. After winning the goldId ini th e Slio li.ul oM oiisivc; htine'surgcr>' ht I T h is wwill i be a first for U.S. I1964 and '88 Games, theX U n ite d I'll hot iol'l heel a yearir agoa, and then I women's's basketballb — a national SStates settled for the bronzee in 1992 neivo Mirj:er> on her• let)let foot when • ^ team thrildt will^ plav together for a vwilh whot was billed os its strcstrongest « ■ Iio pain p e rsisted , Doctors Do went - - ’ . : year priorDr toti the Olympics and also titeam yet. U.S. teams also failfailed lo niio tier Aelutles ictuloridim a n d found, . i (»>d. It's Ii’i a rare, welcome oppor- vwin the gold al the 1991 PaiPan-A m II 20 percent Uoiiencraicrated and crod- ;■ V . lum ty fo3r r tthe players, whose only CGames and the 1994 world1 chamchi pi- e»f ‘■CTiuff forn>r m a k in g d e cc n t m o n e y in oonships, gelling the bronzee in bath riiai IS n>'l tho kindid o f diagnosis . /. - bosketballa ll is E u ro p e — fa r fro m ci ' a runnel wants tu hearrar bul Slaney j - home, familunily and friends and com- A flor those teami weree ch o sen lini(:lii iKr»u^h tlic painain and a long I pictcly oulout of the nalional media oionly a few weeks before theyey hadh lo . . . rocm ory. v^ean^^: a bojhope stimula- . picture. ppiay. Most national teomsm s f ro n t i..rt..oiK vuraj;o new growlire th, l i l T hat wvill ill changc with Ihis team, o:other countries arc togcthe:th c r f p r Now. .iiior a tum tendon icn in her • For once, ththe nation’s top post-col- ylhe Ihe fact .iinbiiKius .looiula coach the: nationolna team. thIhey are playing at a professifessional "This is a '■|, vxani ll* jio back hac to the s a whole new thing. It puts lclevel durmg the season. ThejITiey ore w o m e n 's ba.- i)l>mpios." she said.d. -To‘ he in basketball on a whole new gcgetting profcjMunnl coachinglin g a n d ■ -• level in this*lis couniry. B asically w e ’re ih Ailaiiia, That w outd tnc:mean a lol to , they’re playing mtematioiulu l comc - saying. 'LoiLook ct us and watch us pepetition the whole yiar. ThatIlta t has all IX’spiio Ihc utirldTCiTccordsand allowed other countries lo catc h up , ' ’’'"Ailc Ihcthe salary, expected lo be wi ^2 Amcncan rccords ranranging from w ith u s.’’ SOO m e te r s to lO.OOt000 meters, ■ lr r. Slancy maji ho host rem rci e m b e re d I'or jjeliiny lan^loil up with ■ Zola _ Brist(tow returns t(to Hornets’ nelest Hudd in ,lhe llnats tifr theili, ,1.(K)0 at — FORT MIIMILL. S.C. (AP) - Allon said sa Bristow, who has a 166-166-162 _ Iho l‘»S4-l.os Angele;■s (iamC es and _____ Bristow anntinnounced Monday thal he recfibcr that year at the Olympic:lies. Winning proved AllI theth records are nice, includ-1- like to. yet." she said. Jrislow said, "There’s no quesi[ucstion ' lg up h is coaching jo b . tha itiai I was very deiemiinmined to run to mc that I hadhai a good chancc to ing somsome that were set in the magi-i- And that's Olympic gold hat if it was any other team,n, w e 'd ' M'cre ju s t som e things th a l havlave won and gotten to the secsecond I I th ought I hhad lo Ihink through." rouound." —Turnei^sstands bl)ehindGc!oXj-team ATLANTA (API --- Atlanta, watched SundayJay's game until the Thee clubcl owner said .that regard Uraves owner Ted Turnerier says he lasi oul of Allanttinta's 5-3 extra-inning less of thei attendance, he did norlG R S stands hchmd manat!cr Dob'Jobby Cox, loss lo Cincinnainati. the 8-9 Dravpjr^ expect:t ttto have to reducc the Braves who w3t; arrested last wiweek for eighth loss in nnil in e g a m es. H e to ld S4S mijlinijlio n payroll, the iliird highc.si allei:cdly hitting: his wife, wi: and The Atlanta Jou'ournal-Consiituiion inthcrnt; major leagues. behind h is te am , de sp ite; ils ili disap- that he was notI angryai or disappoint- "Thehe thing is, that just bccausc[ S L i ! pointing: Stan. ed ttiat attendanomce is off 30 percent you spcispend money Iicc1i:c in subur- you have lo rcmcmcmbcr one thing': baseballlalt is nol our main sourcc of ban I ’ohb C'ouniv. We just started;d winning in 1991. -income,me.", said Turner, whose FIRESTONE STEIEELTEX "t havcn-t lalkcd to iJohhohby aboul W c'rc noflikee thet Red Sox. who Turnerer iBroadcasting System Inc, RADIAL A/T Ihe situation yet. hui I planlan to. I'm have had a strongng fan ba.se for years, ownsi CiCoble News Network and opiinnstic as far J«s ^hat u t score. Hopefully, the fansfar will 1‘orgivc us." Turner;r FPictures in addition lo the o rth e U haiever their prohfcm!nia«Tiavc been. Turner said, ■ Bm ves.rs. ■ I'm sure ilicy cun work it out-1ou sup- *'I hope some: dayd the fans wilt be "I get!ct myi value from oihcrthings, OUNLQP RADIAlu . I pod him." I umcr wid. hack and 1 hopepe some day lhat we ,V,’e canjn aafford to play the-gamc,” he Turner and his wife. Jane^ c Honda. w |I| be back in first fir: place-" iuiid. ROVER A/T ,LT23S/S9Rie io - P L ir t o o l s ’9 4 P re aakness fiileld expanndsby 2 S W H E P R K MAI.TtM(lRi:‘(AP>'^- ThThe field blistering workou;oui of 59 1-5 for 5 Serena'sa's Song also will be at S A M E S I Z E for the I’rcakncss Stakes gVcV!’re\^' to 'f2 ‘ fiirlongs orlklnior:ioni on Saturday. Pim licoo thistli weekend, but she won't by ^ on Monday wiih ihe aJditionion of Star Chris McCarro S rron is e?^pcctcd lo berunninjning Saturday. Dallas Stewan. Standard arid Panu Brass. ride Slar Standard,>rd. w hite no jo c k ey a ssistant ii nt to trainer D. Wuyne Lukas, r - m M ! r -Trainer Nick Ziio. whosesc Go' for' has been announce' ISUNSMMS tNOMB-ri iced for Puna Bra.s.s. confirmned ed that ihe fitly will run in lu« rHM 4 c«ntM UM (iin finished sccond in tasiast year's Stur Standardird is owned by Friday's►■'s S2()0,000 Black-Eyed I’rcokness, witl bring Siur'Standard Sl William Condrcdren und Joseph Su.sanStalStakes, IRONCO CTD 4 BRONCO JIPDI to Satunlay's race, Alfredo} Collejas.Ci Comacchia, who) als«ial ow n K cnm cky S erena';na's Song finished llith'in the l T t M / 7 M 1 S ______w ho w as Ihird w iih l-l Uakankan in'the Derby winnerss (io( for Gin and Derby,, withwi Corey Nakatani as the iwli r 4I8I7HTESMEHBU |*J*J3 P rc a k n c s s . e .\p c c isi lo enter Strike the Gold, jo c k e y .. NNakatani begins serving a Pana Brass. — Pana Brass is ownedow by New York ihrce-dayby suspensioni Wednesday for D Star Standard, son o of f 198 8 con stru ctio n magn^ignate Robert Perez, a riding8 infractionir iirCalifomia and 3 7 0 ® ® $ 4 2 5 ° ° Prcakncss winner Risen StniStor, won The Kentucky-breded coll has never run will bee unavailableui to ride. Gary 4 B R I llie Lcxinglon Stakc.s at KceiCcencland __in the United Staitales, hui_has_thrce_ Stevens,IS, wh? won the.Dcrby.on IRONCO APO _ 4 BRONCO APO> on April 21, Zilb'dfccidcd.iul.ib-cKicr winTin five stoiuI m>n Panama, — Thundercr Gulch,4 will ride Serena* I v/O:’/ . •!!' W ai/tOM«tBLT; him hero aHcr the coh lumcmed in a Kentucky Oci3crby pacesetter Song onn Friday.Fi 4 I Wamatmawm I f0 -- • i m m m m n w m i D Coach l-ejecicts offer to hibiead U.S. natiitional team m ..1 55 1 5 “" * 4 6 5 ® “ ______-r;— - ,______j Nl-W YORK (AP> —- Carlo*i’'Quciro/.< who hasas been at Sponing pushed forfor a change. Qiioiro^ in an uburpt lumarouiround. on Lisbon since Decernemlw 1993.. Steve: SSampson,j on assistant coo^ Monday rcjccicd an oflcr to' coicoach the "W e h ay c notI tatalked to Carlos,'' under Mitii-lilutinovic, wilt remain inlcr- (J.S. national team and agree{reed lo a Steinbreeher said.id. "We hove Iried im head■i ctcoach through the U.S. Cup m ifk m o o o ::______'95 iniimaim am ent nc xt-mtwtt>--T1>e-f>ext— Sponing I.isbon of ihe Ponugcugese first Bon Milulinovilili►lilutinovic previous^ had been offered the job wwi ilh th e ly hijd reached an1 oralo Dgreement for . Amcncan team. Quciroz, 42,2. notifiedn Ihe coach to remaiilain on through the |fOlO n C I TOATKT Ioiiw' w w S h W e A le e H o n o n Sporting Lisbon’s managemeimenl last 1998 World Cupip bI y S te in b re e h e r Friday lhat he was resigning at thetl end — CUSTOMIRSIN o f itje sca.win. tie a n n o u n c eJ his hi con- ______IDAHO iraci extension dn Monday aftei ing on all-night bargnirung sessiorr- GUII K |S ' Ivirrciivrlivr May ati.ll«r..A llC r will Vti caught us by grcoi iurplurprtse. , iiK T rasrrs rra im for AI3^rM^;^;ACr).M• Sicinbrccher said. “As of tost I r forcalls within Idaho by * i!l Friday BUY » SEU^ ■ . . . r T B A D E evening, wc were discussing th ilm alrty li 3%. T1ii« ctianjfr nOKMSoavRo. K fT n fl poinui o f the contiact?’ * to oalls for ull tirmn of il.iy R r T n r n m IDAHO COIN ( I M i l & a a (ZIN208)733-9781 Sicinbrccher and Sunil Gulau IGAUERIES S-Icheck with your AUTf r,-\> .. USSF,)vcre conducting the nej lnMl..ld,.«MO* rrwnlalJv,ulivr or call.J HOC) 2T.' (MIX) . 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