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85thI ye rejeicts Btusircihina \visa e:ixtensiion veiJto K night-Riddcr News Scrvicrvice p— — . a mislisiakc on'this one." rhat feeling was rcllceied evenven om ong thc WASHINGTON - DeDespite President StaiUnQs, Craigi joinI majority kIn override; ivote Re'^.:publican leadership. MouselUsc M in o rity______------Bush’r best cfTuns to halrRilrRepubllcamJens;:------Whipup Newt Ciingnch. K-Ga.. toldlold a group of tions, the House of Rcprc prcscntatives voted Thele iAssociated Press R e p u b lic a n LiLarry Craig and Democrat•at back lo China” to incrcasiease thc numbers of rcpoftoflers last week, "I’ve listeiistcned to the overwhelmingly Wedncsda sday to ovciridc his Richard Stallinlings went against the prcsi-si- those killed for reccnt proiprotests, he said. (admministration) policy explanatinations^and I veto o f B bill extending the visas o f Chinese WWASHINGTON . — Both oof f Id a h o ’s dent. T he quest;:stion now goes to thc Senate,te. “This legislation mayly damagec our'rela- findd themt inexplicable." ------studen ta-Iiving-inthe-Unitct!iitedSlales;------congingrcssHicn votcd'Wcdncsdayayto-over— "rsupp6tt'ih sional sentiment againstt China'sCl repressive did riot by ing at ncar^rccord levels'cIs, that did not trans- todayay. bul Senate Minority LcLeader Bob 1 against t h i^ party leader, the impressionh that while Bush was being leadership and also-displaiplaycd widespread voted aj ing late into congressionallal approval. Thc day e. R-Kan,. said hc mighl try7 |c|o delay the my members of Congress saidsa they tough in the pubjblic eye, hc w as being concil- dissatisfaction over Bush’:sh's friendly over- Manj cil- before the vote. Rep.. MMickey Edwards. R- vole: iiin hopes of enlisting 34 senatcnators to sus- llers. w ere incensed im by the president’s5 efefTorts lo iatory to the Chiihinese in private talks. tures to B eijing's aged ruler Okla., claimcd, "Thc presidcnipre simply made tj,the veto. ax cut Ipropose »al ■ p rroves uinpopul dar wiith merrchantss By MICIICHELLE COLE s-Ncvvs writer Id a h o plslature ------BOISI'ISlT” Corp'b7aTc loBb'yislT sm all-bu-businessmen and even law- 1990 ' makersrs a all seem to bc sending stateIte — _ , ' ____Scn_RacRa^eLGilbcitlthc-samcmcs*------IlWc-fcaLihal this-willwilLbc.a.gro:,------■. ,i sageiRRead c; our lips, No tax cuts, eery m a n ’.s nightmare',’*e'," said Jerry ' ; — Thc-BrBoise,Republican, who hasas Swensen. the owner of fivef Magic ' also exp:xpressed interest in, running'’g- _y?l l.*5y. groce.'y.sj.ore.s;____ ^ ■* for.goveovernor, is sponsoring Ihrcccc - Swcn-scn read from a Icietlcr signed r • H H y ------lax»r^ucduclion-bills-that-would-retumm—by-si.'c-olhcr-Mogie-VulIc 'ulley-groccry ------^— m orc thethan S50 million lo Idaho's's retailers who also objectct lclo eliminat- ycrs. Those m easures includeJe ing thc sales tax on someme Ifood items nating the sales lax on food)d while retaining the saleses t;tax on oth- ____purchaseased in. grocery stores and a crs, ______ck m Ihe corporaic and person-n- "\'7c'beg o f you nol1 loto make our )me tax lo 1986 levels, job morc-diffieult andind costly.”• ■ Thc idea scuinded good lo somcle Swensen said, attcittcnded a crowded hearinglg Low ering taxes mayy- bc a politi- ^_____ esday at thc statehouse. BulLit cally popular thing to doJo i:in an dec- ^ ------iiiaiiy•Dthcfy u tl l oiJ -O iib crt-gn d l ier Government/Taxationin legislaiors do not supportio n G ilb ert’s littcc ihat tax c its arc not thele bills. use>e f^for Idaho’s b i^gel surplus. •SccGILBE&TonPaiI Page A 2 - Opptimistic CGem rcvermuc pfwWA^AJttW - - • - The patk pro}eCtt beingb< undertaken by thithe Twin Falls Rotary Glut:iub and others w ould mmake the caves and rockK* forma. £ q j ., tions at RUarir FallsI In the Snake Riveri/er Canyon m orc accessitslb le recast gaiiins appro\)val • I The Associsociatcd Press A ndrus based his S88C;880 million budget for the coming spenpending year New parkI ivlill help markt aentenniiI O I BOISESE — An optimistic revenuec on a revenue ouilook ofS8fS883.8 mil- . forecast;t closclyc mirroring the pro-'■ lion and a cash surplusis ofo S125.1 By fllR K MITCHELL ' caicanyon landowners. Tw iri FFalls County on July 3 asi partpi of Idaho jection. oron which Democratic Gov.'• million, ' Tiwes-News writer That will soon changc onejncc local scrvicc , Ccntcnimnial celebrations. It will b< I be callcd the . Cecil AniAndrus based his generousJ A handful of House>e mr e m b e rs gngroijps and private contributorItors buy 7.6 acres Ccntenr:nnial Waterfront Park, Ashenlenbrener said. 1991 speiipending plan was endorsed questioned thc revenuele fforecasts, ______TW IN FALLS - Twistvists in the-Snake River_ upupstream from Canyon Spriiprings for about Coununty officials will build boaioat docks and WedncsdasHnv hv the hinhn Hntise------pointing to~tliF7jos’sibleible lack o f canyon uide speciaculaiular 60-footihigh‘fock-^SISIIQ.OOO.^ --'-- ^ " - " - developop the pork with local, stat^Ite and federal Howevcever, thc state’s college presi- J. water for agriculturee nextn year sm tlnels, standing mid^a;lyay between thc Peninc "We can give the' state a jgreat lOO-ycar funds irincluding grants, hc said, dents presiresscd for larger budget hikes bccausc of the unscasonaonably mild Bridge and Shoshone Fall;■alls. birbirthday p a^ ," said Mike Bt^3t^k, chairman of On ta blustery Wednesdayy a fte rn o o n . than thee gcinjcing spent." H e said the fnlls, canyonyon walls and portions jai ...... , “ YouJU don’t even know Twin Fall; s a id ...... alls is up there legislativetive spending decisions this® hc said . ‘'1 feel very coni con fortablc o f the river are innccessilasible for all but a few ^ you’rc.down here,” Edson saii The Rotary Club plans to donatedoi thc park to when yc said. w inter,, ninow go to the Senate for^ with the numbers v^e have, hav arrived______mflidefation.-- — ...... - ■ JI.’’ . -,r A fter a idecade of hard1 w ork, Soviilets breaik Baku blockadde __ . The A ssociated PrcPress ______have threatenedlJo_blow_UP_ ti thcir vessels if.m if r iU tary------vessels incd to b7c)rcak through. Jfock Cl'rccM o^> w s ^ ^ rM g a in MOSCOW—A■ Azerbaijanis fired on Soviclvici forccs -R ed A nny soldi:dicrs m oved into the Azerbajjt5ajjani.copt...... _ in .B ak u hartxjT frofrom merchant ships Wcdncsiicsday bul“ 'ilal“Siiturday..to qiquell a nationaMsi u p r i^ gg aiand anti-_ _ ^ ^ B ^ N r^ O iO C E N T V E D• x--r:— 1:^— rrCoiiservation-SefServi cc r“W c’vc-start‘—TTenv:hvrM arctrwa^quality-nioniinitor ------rwere routed and forced-tolifi-a-5*iiy-old-«eafo «ea block-—Armenian riots, - Times-I^ews writer ed to isee somec vvery good things os for the]he project. a d e o fth e city, Sovlovict media and residents rcpceported. Ms. Kasumovava said thc 40-minutc harboirbor battle far as improviovements in Rock Thchc Rock Creek Rural Cleilean ' Soldiers roundedled up 43 activists and bannedned rallies began when a mi!nililaty cultcr tried to breakak throught ' TWIN FALLS - Ip thche I9608_Crcck." W aterer Program began in 1980;0 as i'' Baku, wheree ccthnic violence began[N N o v . 13 the blockade, andid troops near thc terminal jojoined in in to ' -Rock-Creek^was-pronouncw jction-bpBan.In-thc:.-parfoj; of the U;S.'T)eparfihent,t-o f- -bctwgCT.Mn.slem./n A7f»t4^fiijnnio nnH ArrTtrninniinnc,- mnion said several people delaIclained in . Op Wednesday, howevci:ver, Soil chocolate-colonored plume of mud lO-yeairear contracts th a trm a k e thi had blockcd.thc hahariwr bccausc.thcy suspccicrclcd miti- conncction withI thc tl fight had y/capons andid ddrugs in , Icials and ■ flowing into thele Snake; River at the eligibleible fofhelp with the costs - C onservation Service oflicic , ,oc tary authorities of]f Iplanning to smuggle out bodiesbo of Iheir possession. members of thc board'dirdirecting creek’s mouth. A 1986 photo ofihc conservlervation measures. So far 1 people killed by Soviet soldiers, saidI-Ju -Ti n zala It was thc firstt involvementi o f ships in thehc cconflict, ict.to pro-_ rnoiah sh o w edd Iless than half the contractracts have been s i^ c d . — Rock.Crcek!s-clBanup.jnctJ - ...... Kasumova, a joOm;imalist in Baku, a city with'’lh '’l.8 mil- w hich began withith Azerbaijani attacks on AAm rm enians ‘nounce the stream well again,lin...... ■'pliime. ~ ' ThcIC rnumerous conservation pn lion residents. but has becomc aian armed confrontation bctwietwccn the been a roajor-fiffort.■ort.".?aid ____“It.is probablyjly .theniostintcnsive-..ticcs, be;begun by.farmers In.the proj' ™ - ■ Captains ofthcc 0oil tankers and barges werecre said to Azerbaijani republiblic and authorities inM osco'scow. — Rich-Yank^of the Twin FallsFal Soil • ly studied streamtm in the West," said "• vj Soo C reek

■ •>, fl '• , If ::----- ^3p2-Wre^NBW5:TWn-p8^ nl^malTOTtTTniTMayiTJanuBfys:y25rl990'- s [-Brieefly----- — ^ u n s p o fte-may e triiigger flu ooutbreaks lid the omcial. o^ing nortorto bc-tdenii«— l B e l o w - < Wist timber sales to heK.’hatted ' ,T hc Associated Press lesJhatjhow.up periodi-; num I ______varying.sizes- lumber o f sunspots peaks, they -^-WASHINGT3TO N -(A P)— ;An-industJy_5 if the program will be in cash cas and the caily in thcle ; sun. O n av erag e, the “E lectrical fields associated |y_siolcejraan_^ About, half '..JdW etei.:day that President Bush hasas decldiai ' to remainder in credits,a the official said. - - • ■'NEW YORK — Anon o v e ra c tiv c n u m b er o fr sunspotssi peaks aboiit interntense solar winds can rapidly m developmeni.aid.'the pro;program will size of ' suspend belowow -cost tim b er sales from1 10I' national, ■ Aside from su n n ia y trigger m ajor infliinfluenza out- every 11 yeah:afsV ~ ______chaiharged particles of the si guarantees and programs to encourage ^ . brMk~fr on-ba't^HTTn-analnalysift-says,----- Tne-propoB[w's'ed—s u n s p o t-tlu -c o iv ^ inInlSes-^own-througinh^exj ii = fo ra stft4ivthfrn8:fi5caL»eatihataiU^cginm aSJi ____ ' intluJe loan s est Rcsource-investmeni, heiesaio.- .....: -■ ...... b u t art Influenza expertI sususpects the ,nectlon“ ls1 described,d< in a lctterto "uppt[ppcrBtmosphere'lmoThe 5hellelterof -Birry Polikjiky of the-American-Forest lies, sawmills idea doesn't really shedd muchn light' the editor inin Thursday’s ' issue o f of thehe lowei atmosphere,” poso ssib ly Ailiancc. wiii,chich includes timber companies ig lord ^ on thc disease, the journalal Nature by British causausing the link to influenza,w, they and other ententerprises. said the shutdowlown will be Mexican aagents capture drug I , The nnnlysis suggestssts that peak astronomer SirFrcd-HoyUandcol-St wrot(TOtC- • —announcedinin.Bush’s budget proposfl CITY (AP) — FedenU agentsmtssciz^the! Cl weelc. N one on the list is in ] sunspot activity and flulu pandem^ ics league N.C.. W% ickramasinghe. BiBut epidem iologist Paul Gle:lezen o f Congress new v _■ ■ wounded coujusin o f a Mexican drug:lordandl4: Ipi ' "occurrcd at about thee ssame time Thc idea1 hadh been advanced in thehe InfluenzaI Research Centerr r a tth e . . - I . . armed men acticting as his bodyguards afterIcr heh checked; •f ' . unusually ofien from 1761 176 to 1893 1978 on the bbasis o fo sm aller sct o f BayJaylor Collcge of Medicicine in Bush prep*pares Pwapia piprogram bottler eicity hospital. r ; ;aid Rigoberto; . iind from 1919 to 1979. data, they noicloied. HouHouston said the idea “doioesn’t WASHINGTjTON (AP)'— PresideiitBushush is prepar- Office spokeikesman Anuro Antelmo said :tivity peaks when the souround too likely.” . ... icstioning and' ■ Sunspots arc dark mamarkings of Solar acti\ « on aid program for Panamana 1totaling -Campos Salcid:ido had been sought for questi ing lo propose a Jn.M<»*j«li-cnHW-^l.n-r lanucrSalcldo. long wM iS'li5f*by authori- ______recent warfare•e aand long years of com ipt mim ilitary rule, his cousin Mai ay's weaather—— a U.S. onicialll s:said W e ^ e sd a y night, lies. m they raided, I Congressiona)nal leaders were briefed onIthe th program The agents5 were> acting on a tip when tl Wednesday and a formal announcementIt iis expected Almater Hospipital in Mexicali. This mmay be the ccalm beforei ti h e s t o r m Twin FiUi, Burie]^Rupaiipeit, Jenme aad Ooodtog: Tho Accu-Wj-Woalher* forecast (or noon, Thuirhursday, January 25. ^Sotrtetfij Today, panly cloudy.. HiHighs 35 10 40, UnMirwHhtshi*^^np«a>WI(. ^T ffiorrney ru l^ . -Windi loulhwcjl 5 lo 15 jmph. TonlghI tvS?’?? L 40 ------, - and Friday, variable cloudsuds with a chance after fatither of »now showers, Windyi FriFriday. Lows 20 • I titutional ' ' : to 25, Highs in lhe Icwer to rmid 30s. A r plan nnot const: OmuPntiiieaadWood)» d River Valley: leaves prmsori e ifound that the S5I.3 milliillion _____ ^ Today ta n lvcloudy. A tislighl chance o f _ / __ 'T~' BOISE (AP)-!- State Sen. Rachcl ^ He :f )nal------BUENA-PARK-rea mountain snow ihowcn.I. Tonighi.Tc cloudy T I Gilbert launchedi herh( cam paign for a tax cutcut plan could not constitutioni -eaiifHAP)*!-^ ------will never for- • wilh jnow likely, Ncw snowsnc accumula- 6 0 ^ major election-yearear t w cut in earnest ly bee originated01 in the Senate. - David Rothenberg wi! tiont o f 2 to 5 inchct. FriFriday, variable Wednesday undercTthe shadow of an ” ^ithIthough Ihc yate Constitutiition give his father for setsetting him bn. clouds and a chance ofif sntnow showers. attorney general’sI’s opinion thal her requirelires all bills“ raising revenue”:”'to firo, saying Wednesdayxlay's release !of ------Highi'In'ilie'lOiinonwlaywmy-ana-25no-3 5------? u S ------tax-reduciion-packickageis-uneonstitu* "fciEi&ricdnn'lhcHouse,- ir Chadwiiv ick -th c man who-disfigurei[ur^-him-leayes-— -- that him terrified despite ui Friday! Lows f5 lo 25. l i y tional. , „ . said fefederal courts have ruled th e unprecedented ...... 70_ 5 felon away. ^ ------^ ------NonberaUtabiadNevsdi -V ‘i t doesn ’t majctake any sense, the lar language in the corastitutioions measures to keep. Ihe fel 'r I'Bbrse kcpubticaican-5ald-aftcr-dis-^^'^‘“^ I t o ------l~woutd-tTke-== •- Utah — -Today, increa:reasing clouds, ----- th cr states applies not only to t Milder. Occaiionsl wuihI windswii to 20 mph cussing the opinicnion with her GOP them lo keep him coses but tax cuts as well. • , in the afternoon. High near 40, Tonighi, FROf/TS; colleagues' anand legislative .1,- in jail for the resl A'hile there is authority to ll cloudy, breezy and cool.. SoutherlySo winds ^ , .A . researchers. ,‘J® of his life " IE imry, it is likely that the Idal ...... 10.25 mph. Low 28-32, FrFriday, cloudy. ccufi >v-wWAHU STATKHMY . . . ■ — She claimcd thchc opinion.would bc contmr l?°--David.-13,-told K rt would adopl thc samc'co windy and mild. Souilicflycfly winds 15*30 ■ — ------used as a shieldI byb Democrots and court ' reporters - :15 ction o f the Idaho Constituti< mph. Chance of rain orir srsnow. Turning ® © E3 ^ E3 E3 tss E m ^ olhcrs to justify op{opposing Ihe bills. s^'^ctK hours after ycwTM /uw rjrom a n u w tt smwowr KS siMfr naouor aouoi luse the language is so similai colder lolc in lhe day wiiwilh increasing mw- tew »' ----- 1 Just hours befort"ore a m ajor hearing Chari e,,s i l tnow. Periods of tnow al»l ninight. Highs in on the bills to exen«m pt food from thc Chadwdw ick wrote. , . Rothenberg, 49, ill hc opinion was requested I ' V tbc40t. sales tax and retu;lum corporate and „The was released ,,,< ^ Nevada — Increiiing highhigi clouds from individual incomene tax rates back to Dcmotnocratic Sen. Ralph Lacy < from prison. <5 atello, a member of Gilbert J____ ' ___the west loday. Mostlyii, i=i..dy ^ _ -Tbursda'day, J a n . 2 5 ------______(heir 1986 level.I. I D eputy A ttorney f.ocate ;. David told a . : .loafBht witha chance of snowsnov tpreadmg 10 , ‘ hadw ick issued the al'Oovemmcnt-and-Taxatic news confcrcncc L leather* fbrccast for daytime coodiooditions and high tetnperatures■gj General Dan Chat sily cloudy Friday AcgU'W eal imitlce. tbe east by morning. Moslly I —“ three-page advisoryory opinion. at thc Buena Pork Pa Police' fj w ith a chance of snow,w, mainlyt e ast. - ...... Department thatt- - :he- , feared f; CANADA« " i Windy tonight and Friday.ly. Warmer^ lodoy __ Rothenberg mny son-someday harm [j •’ ; then colder on Friday, Hiith;lijths Thursday in ' — ---- ' ------him. Asked when he thought hc [: ; the 40j to mid 50. Lowsvs Iclonighi in the ' ' M J jiib mirt - -.—would.fed safe, hcic saids , "W hcn ’ upper teens to upper 20s.;. HiHighs Friday in • Continuedd fifiom Page Al Butut ' G ould said thTRevcn'uc“ai Charles dies." • the mid 30s to mid 40s. o fflo put the m oney Taxatication Committee has other plailans “Obviously, he is vvci ^ conccmcd } ^ * ' • Stsnmtry: n to give everybody 'hcincrease groccry tax credits*s - and he has' every reason'tsoh lobcT’ slate ' ■ ! Thc Naiional Weaihcr;icr Service says — ' to good use Ihan t ■lep.-Lee B am es. R--_.incomcimc_tM credits designed lo offj^®®l_Dcpart_mcnt _ o f___ CCorrections' • Idaho w at between weat'eather systems ^ ' ■ S2 back,” said Rq saless tatax on grocerics.- spokesman tipioh kiik ih d c l'sd id inl ^ - Wednesday, One tysiemm nmoved lo the W A S H .^ Buhl; ■ it’s a very good idea Shchc 1and Rep. Brace Newcomb,:), R- Sacramento, east, while a large slotm1 waswi developing M \ , “1 don’t think it’: in view o f what’s\'s going on and thc Burley,Icy, arc also trying to work oui)ut a Charles. Rothenberg,'rg, wearing blue ^ ! • ofTlheNonhweslCDVl. fuwLewiston | 4 7 ° { The slorm in Ihe Pacifleiflc will push >— need wc have.”,” said Rep. Gary planI thatth would provide for persoronal jeans, 2 blue chambrayiray shirt and an ’ 'j ; inland and bring sirong gusgusty winds and Robtiris, D-Twinn Falls,F incomi)me tax cuts tied to coniinuimed electronic leash to10 nmonitor his- i|.. ; an increasing chance of preciiirccipiuiioii to lhe —------■“1 d o n ’t proposjosc lowermg any- growtlwlh of the budget surpluss in movements during thretJirec years* pro- — '1 tiaic today and tonight. ThiThi* tlomi may ' ' body’s taxes thishis year so we can re years. bation, “was escortedrted out of the' / _____ ; . produce heavy snovr in someome o f the moun. _raisc .thenrKStf-ycjyear-whcn-thc-ccon ------» j---ewcoihblsaidIhc’s:hadJitllc'ltil’uclc:prison';by.motQr_vcliicl :liiclcIiif.J2;^p;^ hi rd-Rii;7Tlon-B.acV^» i tain sections lonight. omy drb'psT sard' ing the idea to his Republic;ican a.m., said Kindel. j— R-Twin Falls. .. I Increasing clouds spreadcad inlo nonhem leagues..Gould said she’s notn “Hc is oul on parolerole and he has' 1 _____ ; Idaho on Wednesday whilelile ithe south was______^ ______P.thprs.wpujdiikiikMo explore some collea] ly lo give up ju ^ y rt.—•— —------reacl^cd'-his-destinotinationr”-the:— • mostly tunny to partly/ cloudy.eli A few m ethod o f tak relrelief ifthe surplus "“f n ; ig businesses don’t'like flu’ctuitiiat- spokesman said, dcclir;clining to even - ! I T- tnow niitries fell in Ihe moimounialnt, other-" ■ ORE. | ...... continues to grow.w. . I lax schedules, and that is one: b ig . disclose whether Rothlothenberg was > ! :: wise lhe tiaiewras diy. I Bobe I 39° 1; : [ “ I’m hot sure'w:'w e shouldn’t have - *"8 *ax I Idaho Falls 1 1 y | best paroled wiihin tho■ UniledUn States, ;f "■^iridtVere'blbwing'In{'In thfl-|S'lo 2 3 — ------\ ' some tax reductionion, but it should be reasonon why lawmakers say it’s bi fraid and u p set,, ______[ •• mph range over the northth anda lhe south-______»lve Idaho’s tax system alonene - “He said he was afrai< A— -— carefully-studicd.:dJirstJlsai & S a “There’s ho doubtbt Ithat it’s gone." rs doesn’t send a message.” I ■* Clearing and windy Monday cncc. ’^orma^^RaJn^^uirio^ jMSt22y_^Oou^^_Ctou I r 30f and lower 40s. Lows 15 I “I want it known natihationally lhat I OIWOAcco-WMUwr.l I * The wamiesi icm'per»>uf in Ihc ...tc _ _ 'don't ever want to> scisee my father I Wednesday was 48 degrees .. Uil.ion, Kooiki..Lo«clwell, wet, icy spols; Lowell- tpois,»U, Creekk , again, I want to mak — The IdahIdaho Depanmeni CityLo-,Lowman. icy (pots, broken Intetitatc 86 — Wet. hc condition of living creamrures- STEAM STOIrOREof ■ent into thc stream, is o’ggood o indication o f what’s goii : o f Traniponailon Wednesda;rtday reported icy wow floor, ULowman-Banner « Summit, bro- imerttate i;,i, 15 — Utah lin e * l^ ‘F«‘Fall! o f sediments wen jing MAGIC VALALLEY ad declined to 7,000 on in tl ■ 1S6. . tons o f sediments, ;ow that the 10-year project on efforts also have drawin Cotuliiions: ■ FalU, icy tpoti;ott; Idaho Falla-Ashlon, snow kentn tnowsr floor. ' ’ \ Thc restoration v ing lo a closc, the project’s susue- . , ount of nutrients and cesses : U.S. 95 — Riggini-Mi-M oicow , dry ; floor: Ashton-h>n-MontanB line, toow floor, U.S.30 U.S — Icy spoU. I reduced the araoui « s and failures need to be eval'alu- ...... : , Weiter-New Meadowi, icy tpois, broken drifti. UU.£ .S.91— W et bactm a that floww fromi dairies, feed- ated,I, hehi said. ■ M S i a g ^ moihe-strcam-on-its------“W h mow floor; Marting-Oregongon line, dry.;______^ U .S ..2 6_ ^I tclahn F«IU.Wynmlng tine,____Jdaho-28_r^-Jc)LspoU,-broken.*aIda W hatTtrc-thc-lcssonrleannm tn - M B M | b h ------r — y ^ ^ r r- u :s ::.i2 ’— LTwlsion-'Kn-'Koojkia, d ry ;.. icyspou.saow.OW. floor. Blackfoot*INEL. icy .. floor.oor., ...... - ' ...... woy from South'h'Hills f to the Snake fromn RockR Creek?" hc said. “I thiiWnk B im aiim illVBWWP* River. " '...... it's bebeen a very successful projeject KtntwCOy 64 2929..... Potllwx»,Or». 49 31.,-..31.,-.., Tb4.... taStnd.M«. »»29,S».,J s ’*™“! r s* ’»«■■■■.... Salmon 38 2121.... 1500W i v ^ e -I Index -S u p p U fii------■Lasti . ...t;..... D8 Idaho...... O)utdoors.».>....;...... ;.J)4 u t 14-5 ------■ .O assified,...... ;...... „C l-8 Magic VaBiiBey...... ;.B1 Peo*coplc...... JW Sale Price...... Comics...... A 6 NaUon.....:, s p o 11-3 I Faclotvjicbjle ...... » 2 0 _____ -— ^ -ftonr-Ah^ i , ••—,=;;;sB 5=ebttuailra: :rft5------g ; Focus...... C l O pinion....,...'..’.Z ..'.....’.....A 4 You{bur Money...... J)()6-7 TilThis FREE Eveningg ISeminar is Thursirs., January 25th, 19S9 9 0 -7:00p.m. : C i r c u l a t i o n Aa«.wu*on.l*cm,dmiUUondirKlcr Itee - ______HomcJeliTtnpdfliljdally aad£uiulA7.t2.40 per week; dally,da. ' . - ...... - Lobby of Clirliriic^r - ...... — ^ |''C irculA tioo phones are'm n)& iH neS betw een 7 w d 'l o a^m.n. conJy.-if ------rlZOO pirweA^Snn a ; ' youdoDotrecoivayourpD]p a p er by 7 a.m ., coll th o numberiber for your dona nuat be paidlid Inli advance and are available only'oy - SSpeaker: p David Spriiritzer, M.D. where o iila r dollve:illvetjr la Dot malntainad; dally and T ' ftrea :. F o r I nnformation f Call 73333-3700 Ext. 344 r* 'Jerom»*WeodBll.Gooding-Ing.Hogorrnan ' 630-2636 8w«l*y. »10.40 per«per month. $31.20 f9r 3 mooUu. tSX< .24.80 pm yMT, daily only, <&35 per- ___ [5 _Builey-Jlupert-PatiltOak]o:ikloy _ ; T - - - - - gr3montba,>60.10fof6uenlh(.^- ' - nicTwiiTHIl^nrOM iFH^ilaHh^njunjinHUon wmi in ^ ^ c r ic a n — m r-'Suzkdoy onlyrlSi40 per moDthrtlO. 11 Piln^RogorMn-HoUiJlor H.20- - ' CHffrar S S iclyTwiIl lr b c presenting infomiatilalion bh'lrcaist cancer and tho IZ40 tor 6 montha, •64.80 per year, s available for women to dctft ^ Twin F a lls and nil othorrnrooB nr 733-0844 Student and Mrrleeivleeman raU , by map only: $7.60 pw^ means a' Mftci this disease early, ' nsoQth fbr and Sunday. Saloe tax lnelttd«l in tU - ■Panicipaim^ ja'\y lllh e offered slCTificantlyly ircduccd mammogram and ? i ^ i ! ^ t-______N e w s CliAW«h«i>flh.dtyiy'»dllCT »dl ■ ‘^ysiclanwcaslexama m rates. ' * ^ ,Ify o u have anew # Up orwir w iA to ta lk to w m eone in ^ -----77 ~a«pHHmaQl, iaii I ■ rUFS 631-080) la publiihed dally^ at u s T " ------^------d i ^ . l b report late newsra anda aporta reaulU after 6:30O oj andon Third 8t. W., Tirinrin PFalla, Idaho, S3301, by Magie Vall>alley ., l>ctoli£^.^unia«!a od '•'Jii “ weeJufldBreall735-0i)31.-- ...... N»wip«penIne.Bec:.BeceDd: p ja . a n d Saturdaye fromm 8 o.m . u n til noon. Inform ationion-oh dia- Peatm witiiT. plawe 1 : R 0 . ------...... Qoi 646, IVln Falla,'alIa,Id#4«8M “ . ihrA»fr.-wr ' * -- . _ jCelebrotin^g41YEABS£SerfeIcelSTHeM a^ - W ' ' ' . ' ■ ■ 4 ' ■ ...... I I L l • . TTiursday. January 25.1>. 1990 Tlmos-Nows. Twtn Fallt,allt.ktoho A-3 r- BriefIny N a tio n j Officer sentene n o ^ in M fiiuni!i shooting- y-, - MIAMI(AP>--Apotleotice onicer was sditeoced WeIVedhesdrno seven ' I ^ 1 years in prison for tb6'd worked w ith thc drug comp til thc agency complete;ICS a chemical companies t] milk is safe to drink, has been hiding test resultssuits from the "This court cannot do'do perfixt j\istice in tb is■ :s that make it. By treated mil mtific review. whatever name, th( hormone is manufactured by .case," said Dade Circuituit Judge Joseph Farins, ^ thc hormone — The hor y public. rhe group said if thtrc is noitot an which also occursrs naturally1 iri”a Mohsarilcirilo.'Eli Lilly, Upjbhri"andd — Rifkin said th e h'ormomnone “ h a s’h o ------wbo called the deaths andmd resultant trial a “tragic * '* ' incident" -m W : im mmediate ei suspension, thc FDAF cow’s body —- b o o s t s 'm i l k American*;an*Cyahamid, who have saidd redeeming social value" aiand is bbd shouldluld at least r ^ u ire labels on1 milkr productioiL . . the FDA'A review 1 has been the mojt__ povy'jjv.taxnaADn.V«CS._-«nd. _ reaction as the judge ^ -a n d1 olherc dairy products lh I o £ __ Sen. _Pqtrjck„L.<.L.cahv.-..n.y.:^--,^^-rst' *1'^ u iiim a ie iy , p e rh a p s,.c cio n s u m e r fhvrW from test cows’t r e a t si‘'wuT--nsumers, and the eral anti-drug efforts in five aiareas checks.’’ said thc sourDurce. “What they association put the progranTsm on hold. immednediatcly, said the sourccs, olall of will see is increasedcd awareness and . Tbe FDA said in a lettiletter that'the food labelingJ pprogram could bc )m requested anonymity. cooperation from lhehe feds, that type “risking regulatoiy actioti.'’on.-”irsaidthetrira “vetyroreal-possibilitythat ------!hose■a^eas-T^ .mctropoli(an-^-New—of-thing. Thc-moncy-:y-is.going.io-ihc ______the FDA would find oneme or more foods under you^our program to be rk, . Miami, Hous(on, Los Angiigelcs feds for them to incre:;rease thcir cfTorts misbranded." The letter' oflcredofl no further explanation,on. “n dI vvirlually'all.of i the Southttiw esi ... to h ig h li^ t thcir■ presencepr in those The program, knowna asai Heartguide, is on ambiti wratives in the worst foreignp policyj debacle of “TheThc tesling craze has damaged:dthc Association for thehe Education of e Reagan administiotioiL.. . . qualityility o f our schools," said Mo.lontc Young Children, thccNAACPandthc N “I think former Presidentt ReagonB hos been Neill,ill. associate director o f F air!irTest Naiionar Assodalionoh o f Eleihcniiiry ding out; I think it’s cowardirdly," Secord soid of Cambridge,Ca Mass.; whichch is School Principals. hen asked about Reagan’s role)le in the affair. sp<^(arficading the effort. ' ------IH o m e F e d e ra l h a s be e nI nmaking m ortgage loanss iin n ^ In 1986; wh'en the Iran-.Cc•.Contra operation “Lo>Low-income nnd minority-gn ru th cm I d a h o fo r 6 9 years.i. ^W c r e a lly k n c n v th a t busiiw siness ' S E C O R D , Idrcn have been particula CORRECI C T I O N upted, “I think that be shouldd bhave stood up and ch ild r id w c a lso k n o w h ow to ma al k c it a h ^ l c - f r c e ex p eriecriencc. ; taken the h eal... just asI previpusp r presidents'have doneone (in failed covert harme dlosing o s on FHA, VA, Convevcntional and Adjustablele RRacc lin '“*'1 I. *wt iBeerrictlf - ' oan& I f yo u a re lo o k in g foror a new hom e, 1 would likelik e to '■ - 7 Ganirrett defends shi^ pricadtliavacsaacli ilk to .you p crsonaU y a b o uIt t tht c a d v a n ta g e s o f a m ortgortg ag e Offidals sayjnjmmeiLaffects eeducation wWASHINGTON a : (AP) — 14aVovy #20390 (lacorraclli t) WASHINGTON (AP)•) ;^-rrW oncydocs-roakc a difli[ifferenc^ eduration SccrcUictary H. Lawrcncc Garrett 111Illo n 20395) M d tm rB Mlu$1B9.87 . • 'lo a n f ro m H orne Fcderulu l. Ju st c o m c in o r c a ll me.me. - 1 — ------ofllcials told a House subcommitteesu Wednesday/ asa disagreements Wedri(dricsday defended a new S^tacb. Till earrtct prieiprii H SIM.e? eiiipted over public schoolfool finances that enable somene districts to spend b illiolion r guided-missile dcstro;■oyer m b . Aho Jb thi 1/251/25 loMctoa up to eight times more b w otbers in the same state, ^ againsinst charges of cost overru itin #32669 u d ^ “Tbe notion that moneyney .does not make a diffcrcnc:ncc is preposterous scheduedulc delays and mischargcs #32664 tra iBCOlwctIictiv rimrlbtd n Hofme Fedei:iial on its face," said Arthurr E. Wise, director o f the Cententer for the Study o f the contractor.con rd drift, tbty do ^ 5 ^ “TheThe DDG-51 program is on tracktn Solid asa an Oak. ■ the Teaching Pro fession1 at tho Rand Corp. . I IBM ctmpallbit ' “When the advantagedjed nave uie better finnnccd:d*5choplsrTmd-the-=- - t o provirovide our ficct thc m ost capa old a •"tVpl-cMp.llbh,bli. Wirastfft ^ 1097 BIulu e L ak es,------^1 disadvantaged tbe poorl}orly financed schools, Americrica' continues lo destroj(royer- ever buill,’’ Garrett to l /ices mirliiciiirriiilntillii1 tbi«t irran m y ^ T w in Falalls 734*7264 [ ~ provide W qual ediotionion to those who most need1 wbatw school has to ' Houseuse Armed Servii . m P B ) ; Bttoath. offer," bc said. subco;icommittce on scapower aand ------strategitegic ans crilical materials. Sears, Boebuilucki Co, I Fed says ecoro n o i h y nnll g r o>w v slowly WASHINGTON (A P>) )-t — The nation’s economy is iexpected to grow slowly in 1990, ihe'Federderal Reserve said W ^esdajday in a report that [ ^ forecast imijrovcmcnts in somes regions later in tbe yea1 ^ . I " "Economic activity iss expandinga slowly in m ost; ofoi the nation, with i ■ ■ conditions somewhat stronlonger in tbe West than in tbehe East," the central j J 1 1 b pntc said in a summary o fitsf “Beige Book.” The report did n otmlention ent oqy inflationary probleijlems— the reason - ^ ^ ------'ed the economy by dnving, upu; inte^es^ rotes to • I . tbe Fed originally slowed ■ ■ ■ ol-offpricapfftturrs . tlbe.F ed switched c oarse u ^ last Jiine'and bas p e ^ t ^ ^ j t - j c r m 'r a t e s ' ■ | to drop gradually in anm effort< io keep the slowinging ecoiiomy from...... •«v. stopping altogether imd fallfalling into a recession. AR^ VAN,«< ! ______J I I ^XDAYS PIC K U P < rm k ' V ' A / W S • All courtes laught b]T localaiprecliclngaaomcyi. I $1500^ • Njne .eyyjn^ PjgS?rsram. < m r i ! : t I ■*XWsrBd^]OTOirpianrivi^ b b te— : ; r | | M m M T ■■ • • flMrwlal aiiluanco avalliblllat>le.-'— ...... 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- . I p iecnW i i o r rrw o 7 T "“ p n wiilderneess "^;3 Mike Mcdbciry'scdi editorial in last - 2 ^ e c k ' s Timcs-Newsb\s brought up S ta n M ai ^ wSomc very inicrestinBng points{ regard- ' — 5 ing wildctncss. Mike:e Vwas right on jjp [and whilewl wildcrtjcss recreation Z: one point - let's stop)p thctl rhetoric ha.s increa;reased by only 2 pcrccnt. and examine the facts. ’**■ In compmparison, multiplc-use land • ;s have decreased 8 percent k M ike stated: ‘Therecrcs.a„.,,„o » screation has increased by 55: , ^ I T: cufiailment of grazingms pc™,IS in p«r„„,.L.L et's look specifically at ' ^ wilderness areas simpljply bccausc »n s.wlo,aoolh National Recreational ; area is or has beendcs.gn.lcdns des A rea (SNFINRA) locatcd nonh of 2 wilderness." " Kctchum., • — -— — M ■nuliiple-use areas o f the 5 Faci: Stock grazing i ngmaybcrc. cJJ?™average ”! eight times thc recre- stricted to achieve wile•ildcfncss visilor SNRAavt yisilor use o f the wilderness _____ 5 —n“ nagcmcnt.(46FR-lJ area.s. Smclince 1980, multiplc-use on in thc SNRA has re- B Permits for livestockock operations faifly constant w hile wilder- ta lc e s ccooperiration Iproposisal n will bc issued only in areasi where ____ shed at thc time :rcation has declined by 36 y grazing was establishci Thc Republican P a n y’s 's "Agenda ' for Edyca- “ ■ ’-verbabaLskills.______the wilderness was desdesignated. Live- l i l b e r t On)nc who has observed the negoiiegotiSion" process” tion” poses an interesting5 cchallenge to tcachcrs. T e rry Gilb '87. thc wilderness pwrtion of know)ws thal parties currently workork in isolation of 2 stock numbers or animlim aiuriit school boards and adminisilislrators; a challenge . — ited if shown to the SNRARA received 232 recreation :h other which frcqucnily cngcnigcnders suspicion ^ ^ ^ jio n th s may be limited tcachers of thc Idaho Educucation A ssociation in believe be will improve the dialoialogue by improving each i r ^ s ^ v e an adverse impacpact on wildet- visitor da>days per 1,000 acrcs; during 1 misunderstanding, •Region IV acccpt. • Ihe till proccss o f professionali nc,negotialions. andn plant communi- ‘he samele pperiod, m ultiplc-usc in the - boards have vital information}n alaboul school dis- i^ n f c s s values such as pla As boards arc aware. thcTE;TEA trains its teacher ,Bo nation and SN R A recreceived 1.955 recreation I budgets, for instance, and the IEA collccu ^ l ^ s , primitive rccreatlc Under “Coopcration-Coirommon G oals." thc Rc- negotiators c ach ^car in thcc tctechniques of profes- tncl I s. days ^r:r 11,00 acres. a about salaries and benefitss wlwhich it shares populations. publican Pany says. “ Wcc ssee our icachcrs and sional negotiations. daiai itthesc-figurCT-poinl oui-very— ------* l5^rr------^ >‘~K hbonj6ard‘rmovlng-lncricrcisinglynowards-con-—■— The IEA ensures that its negotiatorsnc] know i h ~ withhiiraffiliatcs: ' ------:olly Ihat mulitple-usc recre- red before the com- ^ Mike stated: •‘Thec useu: of motor- graphicoll frontation. W c a.sk bolh sicsides 10 devote them - ]^,law of professional ncgoiial[oalions. understand basic Iff •Ihis information were shared 1 reas are what the majority o f ncemcnt o f formal negotiationsions, bolh p anics...... iie d equipment forcmemergency pur- ation area; sdves.to:coolJng down thchc rhetoric-and-actions. general - economic facts'bf districtdist biidgcts and...... rncnc isers wanl, and these ore thc into the rationale of — “E p o ses such as rescuingling sick anim als forest usei Wc call upon the school tntrustees and ihcir adniin- ' embrace negotiations as an1 opopponunity to im- ^ouliuld gain a valuable insight into icy are spending thcir money is. or the placement o f■ feedfee in emergen- areas they isiralors to initiate a dialogog wilh thc m ost impor- prove education. respcpcctive negotiation posiiions. le somc o f the un- ' cy situations is permis;Tiissible." in. tant element in the ddiverjcry of education, our ‘ We are offering lo any boarward which negotiates OuDur offer is m eant to mitigate sc m arise in negotia- L et’si examineex a few more facts leachers. to seek ways to) buildb genuine m anage- with an IEA affiliate thc oppopponunity to work with necesressary conflict w e have seen ai ; Fact: Before moiorijorized equipment regardingng wilderness that Mr. Med- ment pannerships wiih parlarents. tcachers. admin- thc Region IV officc lo provicavide joint negotiation tionsns these lasi several years. ^c_have m ade the public offer,Ter. We_await a _____ can bc used in a wildeiIdemcss area, a berry forgorgot to mention. ' islraiors and trustees.” ...... trrtraining l6 icachcrs and boardlards in the sam e ro o m ____ Wc ppecial-use permit mu!must bc applied . Fact: RccrealionRe activities may bc • positisitive response from Magic VdiVdley school Magic-Valley tcachcrs.sli.'sharcihcdcsirccx- at llic same time...... for and rcceivcd from™ i th' Forest rcslrictcdpd or entirely excluded: -ssisi in the citation b f a boarcirds; ...... pressed by the Republicanjn Pany for a m orc pro- ' We believe ihis would assis Scrvicc. (It is very unliunlikely that sick : No f,, facilities or improve- morc positive environment. duciivc dialogue betweenn Itcachers and boards. ; cow s would give youou -F a c t;: SiSigns will not be placcd posal. not without risk to) uus, but one w hich wc seseniial negotiation skills, suchluch as listening and. ers' i thc wilderness for thc convc------t Mike stated: “ Mostoslofthisland i . of the user...... h as jo w mineral potenItcntial; however. J ^ ' ^ ' o f i ------— access to valid mininglingclaimsis al- - _ pact:; Huntingrf!_shingHi and ira p -- — . ping mayay be regulated or diKdntifi'- low ed by law." bom babies at the end o f anmabonionist'sgut al wherien unable to find a home for)r ththe babies. • ,, , ^ ued if fou:found to be inconsistent wiih ' Foxes endanger IdIdaho pheasants j* ' hook? An\nim al control has only one: solsolution for olh- nation of an arca’s wilderness — ^ Fact: Subject to valivalid righls exist- pre.scrvali lom wriiing in responseSC to all thc letters------;TE:irKiMBALu ' ■■■ers’:’'lack l b rcb h cem . ., ■ . ler. mment of a flea-bitten. - in g a s o f D e c .3 1 .1981983. wilderness character, screaming inhumane treoir . TwinFalls KEKEVIN BRAOSHAW |lands ure withdrawn'n fifrom all forms Fact:: Reforestation,R( in the absencec phcasant-cating. discasc-cc•carrying, predatory, Tvrw inFalls o f appropriation undeiider thc mining of naturaliral vegetation, will generally' Ammal control is ne r ' ” [laws'.------. - ,-,:--^^'T-beprohibilibited..:-f,-r;.r_;i.l— ------1-nm probably the last ,orone to agree w ith any- ■ , ~ r n a n s w c r t6 Dott)ihy Lodci liling animal was inhuihumane...... Fact:: InInsect and disease outbreaks5 ihing the Fish and Game: DepanmentD docs7bU rr’^ Joes man feel the need ]„ j "Mike slated: "Few;w j.jobs are likely will notIt beb anificially controlled. also know that even the bcbest hunters and irappcrs leletier to the editor. "Why doe; In reading Judy O ulm an’s letterclter about killing to slaughter defenseless animlinials?" these ;to bc lost from existin;Jting businesses \ hopeM I1 have shed some light on don'l always kill on the firstfir try. , _ to ;sc poor liltle onimols. I thinkik lhihcse kind of^ icers really did d o ‘wrong I can’t answ er irgarding' thithc fox that was de- p^op c v « holding a job? jwhile rccreation jobsbs imay bc gained ,h e factsts cof wilderness. T hc fact is: The only thing the office ople should be b'arrcd from eva slroyed; but if you’re askingng iabout pet dogs and . ;___ . jif.aojtrcajs.dcsignatctatcdjuldcmcss.__. Wildcmcjiicss-is not-multipl&4ise;-in------__ Iwas.iQ^ilUhcJojunJrpni.ni nf a groun o f bleeding__ st And-why-don:t-they-pul4heitnjitnam es im ljap ai____ land how m uch dam age cacats, it's bccausc some ownermers b f ^ t s seem to | is not even single use. heans who d o n 't undcrstar r so thc public w ould know wh(who they are. If ‘ 1 Fact: Thc exact oppjpposite is true. ‘ ), lalack Ihe responsibility to spa>ipay or ncuicr pets.' jj" J' ness is the land o f very little one cuie little fox can do. :y,do ihis lo anim als, they willvill cdo this to your iLet’s look at somc recrecreational fig- Wildeme: That in retum gives youI a sixs for one increa.se j .y; I personally wish ihcrei: vwasn’i a fox in this ildren. too. ' ■ < jures comparing multipiltiple-use ond ‘^^e. state, for thc sake of our plpheasant population. ' oion average. Tliat in tum causiauses over-population ' . 1 ___ ELLAHIRSCH {wilderness areas. Sinclince 1966, —— ~ Why don'l all you anii-lii-huniers w o ^ about ofof animals.'THose people aba:abandon unwanted ani- EL Mai, Filer, writes occasion- l^pert I wilderness acreagesi havehi risen from " somelhing im ponanl. suchch as thc saving o f un- mmals in garbage dumps, farmum fields or highways [8 percent to 17 pcrccncent o f total pub- ally onI outdoorsoi issues. iLetters" S / Syndex, aboiortion, poverty drairaw reader commilen t.------^------have Under no circumsti^stances will it become a for a national park, but 500.(100,000 acres. .^1j-our high horse and ger bchindlind your elecied C oun arec: compcient or senile. Tliey ha .... ■ iBush doesn’t: Ulunderstand poor . ------.apprbvedl lJbg.bumiiig..ilial.-a:po,ni andmd mur-' ' cow o r a m onkey:y o ra w hale.- • — Mr. Stallings had support;x3rt at hfs meetings 1 G eorge Bush hass nenever been ^ r . It” Take a-look around you! Do you think______dcringjsabiibics in the w om b...... Yci.v/civanatination show m o re io n c e m -----—thafw crc hd diw o years■agtHff ago the sm aller...... Iscems impossible forifor him to see this coun- Kcebicr. Bridon and Spears jusijus picked up a "Niw lliiTiiarTTw??ters r ? ^ab land ^ p le s . he answered.'xl. "I have to. The orphans Maybe! iKMVT's program m ing is in Arco, Idaho Falls, PocatclloIdio, Tw in Falls; TwinFalls hy Yes. Ihc redesigi;signation bill would bc good Deed the cores." nicntforoi' our viewing. Therefbre, why also Burley, his strongholdold ffor Park Devel- T at 7 .f o r the Craters ofofthc t Moon 53.545 -acnsNa- V If any benefits fromrom the capital gains tax , , should wctre bc forced to w otch K M V T ; '■ opment Inc., at limes whentien the1 average pcr- ym watch tional Monument.rnt. To take another 44^,280 ------^ut would "trickIc-do\down" to us middle o n d ------Joojnim* y holidays cdreadysd . , a.m.onSuSunday m om ing w hen we can son con attend without takinaking tim e away . Channcl acres 'would be a0 vwholesale land grab from r- 7 — (ow-incorrfe folks, 1 don'td( suppMse they The federal and Stole emplojjloyees already thc same5 programp at 8 a.m . on KSL O , from their jobs. the citizen's o f Idoho.Ida — ------noFMhan-tlie-apple-eoFCS.—iy o uld amounHo-mbr_hnv(» b; ton m anv'oald holidays.;s. 1These cost the ' 5 from SiJlall Lakc? e for favorable consideration Let him s ta n supportingng thetl pM ple who B ut Bush’s friends,!, ththe'invcstors, would get tataxpayers m oney; are work 'Jaysilu) liilil Iiml are— ^KM V^^even-btoghw T i w it^nnm ing pn -the-firsfplacernot------loes not as a unit o f Ihenaiignol'park nal system , an area ^ immediate advantatnlage. How do olhcr tctotally non-productivc. Theyy areoj also very gram s'frorom Salt Lake th at KMVT d w ' only the people who pult momoney inlo his ridicu- ■ m usl first bc natioiiiionally significant, which leaders see this? irinconvenient for the taxpayers.ers. ■ carry untiltil jn the afternoon. Thai is rid campaign fund..If hc hass all the support hc fls more the Craters o f thchc MoonI does by itself wiih- ■: ETHLYNWAUOlKINGTON • - There used to b c six holiday;lays; now there's • lousllfthc[he afternoon programming/is says he does, h c will takece thisth challenge and sfine. • out the extra 443,2t3.280 acres. sm — : “inAcliviflca.sucinclfarfi6hrng7TIuhtihtahd'^”^^ ' -i. My consultants" and I hadhadanoppo’tnTrilty'' pbinLMr.'.Will for,, osas you put it, “not hoice is spcrmitied if it doesn’t jeop-_ _ Joperfqnn^ouryear-end.wal.wnrranty^walk- now, there are good rea- • P fc'cTthat they have to gorsoinewhere;"' so ' ^ 'Thedebebate over pro-life d r pro-choi ing up.” Come on nos S heen io- ardiZc values o(fthcarco.'This'isTncIiided' f th ' through on the new Countyinty Detentipn Cen- I was not reappointed. ■ TThis increases the num ber bof f peoplep killed heoting-upup'again. O ne thing that has b sons why Mr. Will wi L n a s e - only on the 123,0(3.000 acrcs o f the preserve - icrla.st week. In my 18-plus•plus years o f prac- Ifhe(Will)wouldj(Id go down to the city at- on thc highways. Just checkk theth statisticJ...... no red inI ththe discussion so far h u beci VfAnHnv holidaysys wentV into ef- ^ . rioiis cons ofwhai ' theoOier373,785f85 acres to be o ff limits. ’ tice, I hove never relumedled loi a completed __^ ■- :_-}.t'omcy’s'6flicc'andral^'UicreTeasciaJcrilltJ... aij ®' nsidenuion o f th c question of My (ibll-_____-T lie jenicn whe.yho headj Mfr^lin g a^tee-e proTccrnntf[5jnnnrso"wcOell mainta lii^ - • ^ isinhisfilc.allofyou ■ f " e c f '~ ; ...... — ...... - • is human I n hie. No one-w ouia senousiy I public know what is I oorbitror- Ribbon Committelittee callcd'Craters o f the Our hats o ff to the comm'immissioner,^ihcriff Icrome would have y o u r - - - -I worry about our govcmmcimcnt. Besidfcs..... _sidcc'thal.iil.it ja-All.righifor_ni)ypnejo,.a , — “good people" o f Jo t his is...... '. M oon DeVdopme)ment Inc.'is Poul Fritz, for- - and their staffs for lakingig^udlfprideln'this answers. On the other;her hand, if the m ayor • clchanging president’s birthdayslays to other ' ily take ananother p er^n’s life; yet, this being done in abortion. , m er superinienderidem o f thc Craters o f th e, facility. T he citizens o f TwiTwin Fall? County had published his reaireasons without the re- ddates, politicians recdved larg'arge wage in- ■ w hat is bc o.or • Moon, should be m ade aware ofif Ihclrth efforts,. ^ lease, w ho do you thijthink would moke a bee- ' cicreases while people on Socialcial Security rc- ' _ Some hihnve argued Ihot an embryo, < can'guar* . Also, the Sametie iperson who helped to closeie JOE HD CONRAD, AIA^ C S l linetoiheneorestottcattorney? ciccivcd $12 a m onth m ore to0 hh{ d p with inflo; even a fetietus, is not “ hum on” life. 1 cai len to its . out Alaskans froarom m illions o f ocres for n na-1- Lom baid-Cocrad Archlle*itectt.PA ^ tu, M r. Rice, and to the tition...... - ___...... antccyou)U that any hum an embryo lef^ ...... Jv ly advice to you, I an being, tional park. Hc; doesn'’ido want 53.000 a c ^ s . >^ . ’Boise ^ —“good people'.’o f Jcroferome Is to get down off . I wonder if thc people on1 th

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M W o r■ l Id _Y^12"'ANNUil f | y = z - f ^ B r r e f l Mami ONi CAIL DOES IT Al ------'Romanians protc)test agaln^ leadersfg— demonstrations were repoirported to be continuing.— ^— ' WCMSASUR£.nCINST _L _ ^^^^BUCHARfiSTrRornii miimia-(AP)^Hnndrcds-oi ~ OVER 1 0 0 ROLLSISmiHVENTOHY. ’ ■ protesters Tjrokc throughlgh lines of police and soldierim Mubarak* PeresI discussd peace .99.;^.;...saveufIP TO 6 0 % Wednesday and surgurged toward goveriimenent -CAIRO, Egypt (AP)I ^ Israeli Labor Party leaderc r CARPETS ANDIVlHYlSSTARnNDAT*3.9S VI headquarters, demandingling the leadership r e s i^ onem d Shimon Peres said he andand PreJidcnt Hosni Mubarak accusing it o f being a frontfroi for Communist rule. discussed "new ideas”’ onor Wednesday to overcome GALAXY Thc’crowd of about)ut 1,000 people at Victorory difficulties blocking IsraelraclidEolestinian pcacc talks. _ ^ AU KITCHENEH PRINTS il & Country,. SculptLn5 Square pushed throuj;h twot lines o f unarmed poIicUeiiii3-ltey,DefiscSa>onyPlush IF The Front, which has_bccnhas governing Romaniim ia ___ Bul_IsrneLrndio_oii_on_Wcdncsday-quotcd. :a a - ' sincc dictator Nicolaee CCeausescu was ousted Dec)ce. spokesman for- P rim e: MMinister Yilzhak Shamir as 22. hadsaid.it wouldId n ot run candidates in ttiithe disputing Peres’ optimistiiistic appraisal. ■28«II™^14®® election. On Tuesday, hohowever, it reversed itself. I Uthuanian cardinlinal calls for break I )APFRIi:<; h a r d w o o d s English Ford wor'o^ers accept raisesJS ROME (AP) — Lithithuania's Roman Cathcilic ITOM BEDSPREADS S DRAlA K tH IEb AllPaigudFlooiingig LONDON (AP) —•'Ford R Motor Co. Ltd. workerleers - cardinal ha^ called for indcpcndence.for^the.Savictir ict _ TcaK. Solid CBIc.H3ddot3ddonHall...- -- pay republic and said the chuchurch there is still not free, il SSlyto and Colorsrs loC10 Choose.. ______voted by nearly 3-2 to occept a 10.2 pcrcent pa; ------' from.------increase, averting a naticlationwide strike, union Iwderders was reported Wednesday.lay. -...... said W ednesday.-^ ' Cardinal V inccntas SisSladkevicius told the weekly ELECTED- nf Final returns showccA'cd th at 59 pcrcent o f thosose Roman Catholic magazinizine II Sabato that he did not !R1CS $ 1199 S ! _ _ TS for Soviet President Mikhailail ■EK>Vwf7///jK voting wcnf" againsiinst "their” union~lcaders;rs* want to create problems f 1% f f a u I - recommendation andI acceptedac the improved oiTctTer. S. Gorbachev, but Lithuahuanians would not accept thche A113/4PIANIANKING' and Soviet occupation of thctie IBaltic land. They will get a 10.2 pcrc«rcent raise in the first year ani Solid Ojk,Peo9«J,Unp a minimutp of 8 perccnt:cnt, or a choice of 2.5 perccn:ent “We say this only: letlet; perestroika go its way, and NaturslandSpiceColoi above Inflation, in the! serpIflceTuiTucsday'and Wedncsdayr— 'ERTicAis jgggj 9 ~ T T - * Most ofthe 32,000 woworkers at the U.S. company’ly’s S. Korean dissidedents offer chaUenge S l l BLINDS 22 British plants cam an average ofS374 a week. SEOUL, South KcrLorea (AP) — Thc largest dissident alliance Wednednesday pledged, a nationwide SOUD PECAN PoUcc clash withh -A lb ^ a ii protestersirs drive to stop Presidentnt Roh1 Tae-woo’s governing g Q%OFF r-ffw d ts ' 1 J!- PRISTINA. Yugoslavilavia (AP) — Riot police usoised party and two omwsitionion parties from joining forcci _____ )9___ ^ ^ tear gas and a water cani^ o r i 'Wcahcsday to disperscrse to create a single conservtervative party. 6^°°^ 5 / about 40,000 ethnic Alb(Uba/iians demanding the liftinting Differences were repotTwrtcd as talks began on ho\» o fa state of cmcrgcn;cncy in the ethnically tororn to complete the merger.jer. Officials involved in thc province o f Kosovo, witrA-itncssess said, negotiations said theree wwas disa^ement oyer whc The action cam c aftciifter an officcr repeatedly toldtol should lead the new partyirty, which is to be inaugurated protesters to end thc« peacefulf demonstrationn ini in Moy. Pristina, the provincial:ial capital, thc witnesses toldtol Thc move, announcedcd afteri talks Monday betwecren ______R oh.ond.opposi.tionjcaileaders Kim Youne-sam andnd _____ thc Kim Jong-pil, will join)in the governing Democratic They said about 100 peoplep were arrested as th '1 ^ 1 2 0 SO ^DWAV • BUVHL . -5 4 3.-85 8 8 4 ^ crowd withdrew.tqwTirf Vranjevac, a predominant!jitly Ju stic e Party w ith thithe nation’s No. 2 and 2 ethnic Albanian suburbjrb of Pristina' whcre'sporadiad ic' opfxisitibn ^ u p s . ’ !cd by thc two Kims. ■" Haitians paianic. IZZZ HBce city str«r c e t s iSi” ^ e r w a rh iri n g PORT-AU-PRINCE. Haitilaiti (AP) — Soldiers wamcd pcddlcrs•s tot( get off __ city streets Wednesday,,_ond ar in jh c ______fl HBOTIBWriNTEII. . ..: conftision and panic thatIt ffollowed, ROM! ' pcdcstrians_and motoristssts fled the capital's downtown comom m crcia! ...... district! witnesses said. •Shopkeepers rolled downdo’ their . ------steel-shntters'and-street-iet-hawkersili-.— ------bundled up their wares andnd ’vanished. By 4 p.m. the normallyly bustling downlown district was near!early empty, , ' ‘ ' ...... witnesses said. - ■ What caused thc scareire was not * - clear, nor was it dearar ' w h y th c soldiers ordered people offiff thet! streets . _ • by 3 p.m. Other witnessesK saids those ' wh o p v e the order were uniunidentified______. . men in a truck using a mega]egaphone. Rumore Und confusion, haveha' spread . ' * sincc nli independent radicidio stations; ceased broadcasting loclocal news “ - , i reports Tuesday afterr ILt. Gen. Prosper Avril's militaiy gogovemmpnt_„’ ------— told them they could onlyily 1 brcadCast officially approved iicws.vs.'ftodto is thc main source off newt s in impoverished Hahi. TheJJ.S. State Departlartment on ■ -— Wednesday callcd “oiitrogrogcous and ...... ------iridefeTt?ihle”-Haiti-&expi!xpulsioa.of..______democratic opposition lealeaders and other measures to silcncc: dissent.di:

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______Thurgday. Janu.iry 25.!5 .1990 Times-Nowa, Twin Folia,■alia. Idaho, A-7 People ^ Snoopyr ta r ns 410-th a tt's 280 dog( yeaiirs - andd Paris ccelebrate;ciJ: PARIS (AP) — Thee IFrench consciousness onand bccome a part o f. in thethc show, which opens to0 the in the northem wingng of the Louvre world’sT ’lea'dih^fashionf designersS sou^nirs" fr6m“fhcr u A p - o i t o ^ o ------celebrated Snoopy on TuT u e sd o y , bur everyday IjveIves.” •, public>lic .Wednesday and runs throirough -palace, not actuallyy ppart o£thejnain_including.ing.Chancl, Christian Lacroix,x, mission in 1969 when (hethe command -sayiag.tbat happiness iss a worm -Schulz, beamiming but appearing Aprilsril 2 2 .- museum, H erm e8 s andoi Georgio Armani., module .was named Char:harlic Bro%n and the lunar modulee wasw naminal "P e a n u ts'' d ra w in g !D.. in in Toykotlpd tlie .Los blockbuster retrospective worthywo !:±:if-c^7^i;^Our»»F’5noopSOpyoncc'Hatf'a'VanrGo'gh' h'but' when 'dealing ’wit:/Itn nis^inaTtci-^inc^n'tfn*-irn'xamc^ftJrtfScrraiZ 5 ^QIII ft NvOscum'' oT acc.U frd - ' p'hrose book, but bi he told me you lostt it whcn his dog house cauaught C harlie Brown, Luc>jcy and the other in SantalaRosa, R Calif. History. lover andifajthfu! friendid to that only really needcd to know one word, fire! in 1966 — thc beagle kneww hc “Peanuts" characters,TS, w h o ore m u c h O th ecr r iitems are from Schulz’s’s Asked how Snoopy is facingfa up to :round*headed icid. and that is, 'Merlerci,”’ Schulz said in wass in good com pany, Schulz saiilaid. less fam iliar to Frei‘rench audiences privatee collection, includinglg 40, Schulz said: "H e stays stay in gotjd Schulz, by the way, alsoah was English. Hie e said Snoopy felt “qiq u ite thon Snoopy himself,;lf. c o m m cemorativc m plates andid shape and he’ll be better;r ththan cvcf.|’ honored. He, was named Ceremonies!S itook place at the humblnble” about being hung notot far At thc show, childrIdren can catch up j^ommander of and Lctt. waiting for it,” he said. slufTed versions o)f f tthc beagle and « has . token over our col]jollective “shocked” whenen asked to participate The Thi Decorative Arts'Museunum is his sister, Belle,, ddressed by thc ^ N U T 8 C D m EI;b y n e t w d rL k K ^ -Diana ol)bserves5 protoccol in Islaamic ecunter I P r EII s EN t B ------LONDON (AP>— Princescess Diana' Q like to w ear one,” relcas<: a s ^ a w eek ago. The albumnwill ' jewelry, several cars'and c; other ^ CCZOMIC, MAGICIAN,J , " slid her hat ofT and donned a head m Fozal said. “ I gave be ovailobleava at stores this Soturdaday. personol property.'. by\ thc Internal A ^ND VENTRILOQUISl ___ S5arflknowD-fls,aJyjahjn-obsduction assistant. They. a jg Vegas house. Thc IRSIRf scheduled thc ^ 9:30 to hit thc roadi t(together for the fust >ecting their first child soon.. auction-to-try to rcfdieduce Foxx’s tax 0 tim e in o coast-to-to-coast tour. iurt’s first marriage, to Anny—a—state—House —Repilcp;'Tommy Burnett qucstiolioned -JvariO N j I m - 7 ; 1 5 ■ g9 ; z f S r "I know I’m going to0 getg him committee. Rhinelinchart’s proposal, sayJn] bacl^ but after three years,. ycyou begm ‘-por many widows wi or parents of woulduld “permit a constitutional Soc t o f r i . S Ar T . •S U N to wqridcr when,” she said.1. ““In some loved ones who10 were kilM in wars, 'noww bch ossaultable.” No commimittee SHOW S 7:0:00 - 9:00 ways^{ feels like three ccnturiiturics.” all they hove'C left is the flag,” memt;mber wos recorded os voto tin g ___Iunicr,-42,.-was.abductcd^cdJari.-24^cmocraticJlcp Lcp^ShclbyJUuncharLJgain; ainsl-thc-bilLwhciut.was.s L.scnt_M ||||||H |^^^W , ‘1987, byla.group callinjling JtscIf_toId.thciIousc.Jir.Judiciary Committcc. Tuescesday' to thc House Calen Islamic Jihad for thc Libenjcrotionof “If they wont to beat the heck out of Comirmmittec. . Palestine. Hc w as teachinglg ata Beirut someone whoI bums bi the flog, so be Therhe measure is 0 long way fifrom becom:oming law. University College at the timeim e. •••” ___ , slivingin "Assault norlormolly carries 0 It musti be set for debate onm the Turner’s w ife, Badr, is li 1 months and 29 days Housi>use floor by the Calen:n d a r •? !] Dubai in thc U nited A rabb EEmirates sentence of 11 r „ an d 0 fine o f upip tto $ 2 , 5 0 0 . ------Comir mmittec, which has thc powcver to m v f i f a m il y ENTERTAINMENT.T ENDS THURSD5DAY : ■with the couple’s daughter,; vho sponsored the bill, kill1 iti t It also must be approved b y - who wag born five month nths After said Tuesday it vwos prom pted by the bothJl thetl Senate Judiciaiy CommiTiittec C O M I D Y A T I Turner was taken hostage. .. . U .S . Supreme Court’s ( ruling last ondth'1 the Senate. Tum?r, who attended Boi;Boise High ADUlTf ta.OO»• iaDI S$1.00 llAZM Sch6ol, Boise State Univcn/ersity and |------) . PAUL '5 thc University o f Idaho, is o ne o f , liE W M A n^ ^ __ thr« Beinit Univcr^ty pKprofessors W M Mp i s H m w “ THURSTiOOONlY- ‘tw ing'heldbylfie Inom ic groi^ u p . SH O W S 9 :1 5 OONLY S ...! FRIDAY 7 :0 0 ONLY In theuhree years sinceice he was . , taken hostage, Mrs. Ronminneburg’s i FUN m O R E i “A l w a y s ^ I & A s C hopes have risen ond falleiillen along D A U Y ~ ' with changes in the MiddleeEust. E Thuisda;ays are Red Cap Night^ i t s ! Pe r f e c t A s A Mf ( o ™ i S - s : „ , ”,1 5 “ -9 :3 0 -- “There’s aJV inm y bedrodroom, and jMshow, nse — well dv e you nvo m SAT. & w US your valid d riv e’s license LWAYS‘-A W lNNlIR!- it’s thc first thing that goessonmthe o c„.kniUandnd a red cap good for a hatfulrful of specials. s u m »IB LINDAY ■ morning,’’ she said. “Theih ere hove 30 - 2:45 JO* 7:15 . been a couple o f times whei/hen things Double Ja J a c k p o t s ! “GANGBUSJSTERS- k^ . 'Sf. ' 9:3 0 have gotten pretty closee tti o being sn attendant-paid jackpots, for UQOtr aku IIknxn9l>«d. nr ^ H U l lur cap to qualify. Bonuses on '1 h'.bl*!’ solved." safied times. Progressives ocdutduded. only atspedl K08T ■ ilDUSING WILDUFE MOVIEI , In Octobcr 1988, one o n KyBlaclgack! ™ mR m SATURDAY & SUft(UNDAY colleagues, M ithileshw ar? Si^ s S , ” an HE _ AUSEATS l» winnings at specified rimes.- Indian wilh permanent resid•sidency in youruFhiTt o n a n d do u b le your wii Tango &tCash IB) T>T 0 ' 13130. at303 0 the United States, was releas DAILY 7:2010-9^0 • JJi-f E A R M ®® OMVf .Ills 2^foMDiDinners! SAT-suNiao-:)-3:20-sao- QSa June 4, Iron’s Ayatollah R 9 a o Cappers only. In the Desertt RRoom and G ab Showroom>m . fChomeini died. Ib r R e d o ^ DEUGHTFUL MOVIE THAT Your deepest secret:ret is his from 5:00 to 11:00 p.m. HUGS THE HEART" -V ___ HW most dangerous wwe< eap o n ., rom that." ^ ^ , “i got a little boost fron Sell)'Sell DoUy . Sfiiricv I K e n o ! Mrs'. Ronneburg said. “Butut tthe State - Cap Oil?r Get€ a Buck Off $10 K FIELD RUm)N MsclAJNE Departpient-told me nott to expect Rcdapp< , ten-game multi-race Keno ^ IN T E R NMAL apCTs pay only $9 for a $10, ter : ■ zDan! OUmpia ’ Julia a n j^ in g for quite a w h ilf" Ticket from!■n 5?00 to 11:00 p.m. on *niurs ii a ______jTOwmmrnt will tcU her littl DAILY 7:0000-9:00 ■ ™ B b R em ember, lxi you’ve* got to wear that: rrec ^ cap to w in. ______SAT - SUN 1HX)-:1-3:00-5:00. " DAILY ------:;7 ^ ------7iOU'-yj9 t00 ' ------' - • MMust u be 21 and prescnc to win. 7K)0-9:15 . ONLY ------“ l-w-iBh thisy could-give-uiB-UB-o~littIe ------— rr—^ M Must show.proof of rc^tration, ? ji^ ja c k p 9 t8 . ■ ' ------more tfflnmg on to .-sh o said.a ia r= ------— ^ f o i i - iwftnH “ ~IO O A rTlMiri)lr o S D " * A spokesman at the 0«(t In « uinimt th e m m Department said that wh ey MY there's rUUnClnto..- to They s I , I I AM IKM rnotk.' United States is continuing V nochI>o(hlnt new the hostages’ rcleosc. itt ...... underxlerthesun. make concessions, since con;oncessions - But under ■ ^^:Tt1EWAI^' ■ . would raise the volue o f thehe 1hostages ' he jround... '"and piit Americans ot grealreoter risk. s^;-IliEr What we won’t.do is cut a.dcal.!^— de: j m URS ~THURSDAY 7:30-9:30 Ceeliis E na • .. DAILY 7 .-0 0 -9:1):1S S DAILY 7-aO FRIDAY 7K)0 • 9K)0 Thc abductors have madede different( SAT-SUNiaO-a 0 -9 :2 0 . SAT-SUN 230-4V- 4 :4 5 NEW SHOWIIMtS 7 rf)0 -9 :lS hree years, “ PeleB 7 ^ 0 -9!0 o : a o -5:20 demands over thc post thrci ‘ wvin fH Q g c r. HVUB • -9:20 , ______but one constant demand1 is for the ua|H B release o f convicted tcrroristirists held in . Kuwait. The United Statess huhas u i d it will not pressure Kuwait to release ■ ■ - ihnse nrisoners. ^

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JND1:S5ccd-c<:ofnpainy figi[hts imrage p>roblerm ^ 'M A R K K JN D lion in wind-b<•borne soil particieS'dramaticalical- Last week, Jacklinn SSeed Co. sought and decic:ided ihcy were needed, asIS Iclong as thc -2' mcs-News wriier ly offsets probi)blcms of smoke pollution. received a 30-day dela;lelay.ituLplanning.and farmimers didn’l oppose them. Jacklacklin'suid. ------Turf-grassc!s c r Tge-purcniiia ls— ficld.s-S do~ c 7oninn hcarint; on aLpropased,$3.5 pr million ’ , Joclacklin doesn’t grow.grass or_bor.bumfii;Ids; ______rwiN-FALXS~Jacklin Seed Iccd Co. has not rcquiir aminnual tillage. Iri.s'tead, theyy areai seed-processing plantIt in Jerome Couniy. ratheher, il buys hwn seed fromm growersg on . ----- b E ¥ = Shired r d a "pix>fcssionaI media adviseviser'’ to help burned yearlyly to rcducc diseasc^und rcju- roji Although no negativetivc reaction 10 thc firm contritracl. nvincc Magic Valley residents I its Ihat lawn- vchalclhT^SlarilsTThe plants' roots remaimam has come from Jeromeme County, the compa- “T‘They (farmcrs)_are_going Intn haveI to bc_*- ______- « «•jd li fnnnino is o /w t forjho onuirriUirf\r>m»n»----...in.tha. cnil .n m l _ mt«ainEiLfrom%vind erosionion... nv .said :r.:i.'.~kVucw lu pro- m e l:iinaraccision-m aicers ana’wi3 iic rr; goTng — ‘Wc have a public relations pro rapjpears '‘T '.“W problem, ob- Jacklin cticses studies showing thal biimir■ning vide its "net positive'c environmentale infor- to su|fupport Jhcir decision,” Jacklinklin said, • * vious)usly," Presidcni Don Jacklin s in said. "W c an acrc o f grasass field typically rclca.ses onlonly m ation" to the Magic: Valiey.V; Buju l Jacklin Seed Co, has lold)ld its il grow cts . In't realize wc would bc in the in Twin Fallss todayi ' the situation M lons o f paijarticles into the air, comparclared Part o f Ihat effort wa;was hiring a public rc- howM loi rcduce smoke problems.IS. : are now.” with wind cro: TWIN FALLS - Govlov. Cccil Andrvs rosion on a bare field thal canca lations expert, whomm ,Jacklin_d«lined_lo______rbe .movc-was. prompted by-'-public-f'cr quesiians's TTrom“ ihc iwin .--Falls High School senioror class,—c 3e0ding^officer Ipleads— Ncxt on Andrus’ agent:cnda is a meeting with leachcrs lo discussuss his education g W t proposals foe ihe Legislatslature, said More ■ [uilty t oadultery ; Johnsonnhegoi’cmor's'pf ^charge s p r c « secretary.------Andrus will lunch withith Ihc Twin Falls By MlMIKELBENTON acknowledgedd toI bc ralher archaic, carrics: Kiwanis Club al noon at thc Turf Club Timesnes-Nc\vscom:spondcnt - - fmcofSlOO ararid'three months lo one yc.ii and then-meet privatelyf w ith'dairy farm------in-jail.. crs. GJOODING 0( - A Gooding policeman p< Cushman plailaced Behunin on probalior The governor will comconclude his visit chargcrgcd with statutory rape hasfias plcodcd for Iwo years - ihe flrsl iwo m onths sujicr _ with_a wajking tour of^dc[_d_qwnlow;n Twin__ _8Vi*‘y.Ity lo the lesser chargc'’ o f aduadultery but vised. He wil!II ialso.be required ..to pay, hall ____ J ' wilh "an_old_fricnd,Qd, local .attorney ..won!t,[lit bc.able 10 work as a law enfccnforcemeni„of thc costs for the spccial prosccutor - noinot EdBcnoit. offlcciccr in Idaho. yet dclcrmincd.d. Foilollowing a confcrcncc Wedncsdoy Wc In addition,, CushmanC imposed a 3*monlli reer as a peace:e ofTlcer was sufTlcient pun- ly Building, work was hailed hai in Decem- mentIt asa a peacc officer in Idaho, ishment. “ I su.spi.spcct whal got you inio irou* ■ bcr after an accidcnt injunjured a worker. Thehe chargc of adultery, which:h C Cushman Lasi week, Jackson rcqucquested an addi- DULTERY on Page B2 tional 536,000 to remove)vc walls hc said •• I __^ivcfc unsafe.------Today, Jackson will starstart thc last third l I b a o f his original job. Live!ively said. After NationalII media rreport 1 ^ ^ t ^ that's complele. the countyinty will take bids ___ - I ^ : ------and“ havc~iinnccessafy"wwalls remove'd," “ ^ Lively said. Then thc: sspacc wilt be CSunrVdtlei closing planned and remodeled. - - - . - --TheTic Associated .Press------day-thal Buld-II -Mouniain-in -Idaho’ was CSI begins investntment class closed in hisI iradio commentary and KETCHUM - Like Mark Tw:Fwain’s fa- A BC -TV 's “Gojood Moming . Amcrica" • that will use donatated money mouious tclc^m , national press5 rc|reports on also carricd ihcihc story, "Everyone as- TWIN FALLS - There'sx ’s a new invest- le death o f skiing at the fameamous Sun sumed il was SunSi Valley.*' Sun Valley ment class starting'up”alal thet C oIIcgc-of'...... Vali'alley resort are prvmaturc. — . jniaii' Shannon Besoyan Southem Idaho - but Ihey;y w\ on’t bc using Sun Vallcy got some unexpecpectcd bad said. “Our.phoncnes rang off the hook." play money. presress and scores o f phone callcalls from However, theie callers did nol cancel Dncemcd skiers Tuesday after:r a nation- reservations, in1 ddroves as "USA Today" Tljcy’ll be using 55,000'00 in real green- L ] R J backs lhanks lo thc gcncro!:rosity o f two lo- 1 rodio and TV program apparently, opf reported in Tucucsday’s ••Slaieslinc" for cal auto dealers; Con Paul’aulos Chevrolet- infused Idaho’s tw o Bald mouniauniains. Idaho. Besoyan1 ssaid. . “■ Ponliac & GMC Truckscks and Gary’s OfTlcials a l Bald Mountain1 inir North Besoyan saidi lthe news flash on Orofi- Westland Molor Co. Therh e dealers will Iaho near Orofino announced:d ^ M onday jio ’s ski hill cahvme ironically on ihe same present a check lo llie CSCSI Foundation - - J^atlat il would closc for ihe w intanter due lo day lhal Sun Wa/alley's Bald Mountain - today nt noon. lack■ckofsnbw. locally referredj 110 as ‘‘Baldy" -opened Dennis Heiner, an assisiisistant professor Bul then Paul Harvey rcportei)rted Mon- 80 perceni o fitsIS iterrain for skiing. - ofbusincss at CSI, said thc donation will . L _ provide students with hanfiands-on experi- ^ j | y | cnce. He said ihe class's pon}ortfolio>will be 1 ^ ^ conservative and hopefull;fully w on't lose i l [esidentss list GOIneerns money during the semesterster. If any mon- TVn«*-N«wi pholo/AKOYiOYAAEHZ I ey is cam edrihe class; 10ybc"offercd"onIy bi Pie in thele eye on Saturdays this semester,Ilcr, will expand.------•‘And if the- money decrcicrcases, thot's a * ^BgaFding 5 City off Rocks^ Jcfl' Fox, 0 Collcgcege o f S o u th e m Id a h o profdeveloping tecl historical sili;iles and sccnciy nnd nalural been charged wilh grand thi s for the Oakley City o f Rock.ocks' new character, whilee (providing opportunities for onal Reserve status, Valley laawmakers s introducice sion, according to a 'c'bmpS L Y r S t n| ‘ thc owners o f pcprivate lands wilhin the re- Magistrate Court in Tw in Ft ivcrybody wants th e.j^ e, at hleast serve. Pugh said,d, . -Paul-Eugcnc‘MoBride, 2{ it looks, to stay the woy ilI isis." Park Lasi year. Corongre.ss passed legislation a summons Tuesday in thele JeromeJ Coun- M ^agcagcf.DaWd Pugh said. designating the: CCily of Rocks as o. Nationals bills on iactivists, sex abusese ty Jail. McBride is in Jerom )0ut 50 people tried to namlarrow ihc Reserve and ihc1C Hagcrman Fossil Beds a By M ICHELLE COLE on three trafTic misdcmeano s jy sug'Jcstions to five primaryary issues. National Monumiment; As a result o f the des-s- Timcs-Ncws writer 1 3 I dd a a l h o t o f the lop issues w ere similarlar Ilo those ignations, thc Park Pc Scrvice musr develop aratc o f grand tlieft, involvir >P 1^3 LeglslatuItu re tlicft o f aluminum pipe 'rr.'K frc > r"'Jflecf at other meetings in Oakl)akley ond comprehensive nmanagement plans for bolh'.I' BOISE- - Two Mngicjic Valley legislators J Couniy fa’rm, Almo.0. '■ areas. introduced bills Wedne.<;d;c-sday aimed al deter- fgWj'J Highgh on the list were continued h ;d hunting. The reserve manakes up aboul 14,400 acres ring child sex abusers nninnd zealous animal- M 19S ------“^Court documents say thNevv, quail farm,- Bell said.aid, adding — ------tntrresT irprlvatc'nrlnira:------) dam age animals, birds or fish. ^ BILLS on Page B232 „ ^by-vandals-of-ovcMt^4,500— -A-= I ==rTWlfrFAECS:=^nc::or^ar^tnoro^andals— - ^b'fokoriBtP-it-print-shop-and.nd.causedjnore______nnis entnorcd al- M ountain BikeiCriterium Ci .” - - Wint< 1 at 5 Rcinhcimcr Ranch,h. Startingi poinit ;ins nt 1 p.m. in front held,Id. O rganization will begin 1 Times-Ncws concspondi>ndcnt that had fafallen was not "clcan”. .lh(though theyiw on’t bc in thcic parade. The racc begin or Ice will also bc set up) atot East Fork and t to thc Ketehum Post p.m.m. at the Sun-Vallcy Indoor enough soI tlthe traditional icc sculp- sirsince Greichen was ' rclcasiased this o f Ski Tck next l( . in Hailey for thosese 'wanting to akj u/(*i»tf fmm ihr* hftgpilnl ____ Q fliee. There_wiu n ir tv» n-novtcr nnd— Rink,DL'_; ______------K BTC nU M — AUhouhough-it-camc—lurc-contcst-!sc-was-scrappcd-but -ilut.. we ------ofilypart'ciflhc-wny^V------___ too iMc. to resurrect theIhc icc sculp- hasn’t dampjnpened t h c s pirits o f win- _ The parade, consisting co f both open class for bothbot m en and women; Team s will-bc-sclected by ranimdom __ turcs. a fresh |aycr of snow will ler enthusias;iasl.s as they prepare for”’ m'tm'dlorizcd,and horse-drawnI vehicles,v T h c '$ t5 entry-ffceffcelncludcs-a T-shirt, Tcj Aire^will bc availi awing with n minimum of 1212 peo- Historical brochure: ■Tircct visilors nt lhe Fiflh Fi Annua!' thc festival.,1. ' be,begins at 11 a.m. at thc Sunun V alley w ith prizes donajnated by local busi- drawi e p er team. Registration is $1010 per oble at all three startitarting points, and W intcrfesl beginning Fri*Friday Thc activiliviiies begin Friday as thc Horsemen's Hc Center and cccontinues nesses. AlLprocoicecds will-benefit the plc p have water atiil Tson at the rink or sign up enrlarly at aid stations wil^ha ■Tuesday’s stom i leftft alaboul 3 inch- Hemingwayay Parents Auxiliary hosts dodown Sun Valley Road lo K M ain W ood River Trailrail Systerns. - perso e Cham ber’s ‘ Visitor’s -Crenter, e i goodies. The day 'wwil ill end with re- _ .-_es al Sim Valley and a fewfl more on an Elhnic FoodF& Fair from 6-8 p jn . al --StrecL Sti Thc best viewing wiwill bc nt The Sun Vnl/alley Suns Hockcy-thc car w ill b e provide by-the ice;c rink-freshmcnts at thc: A spen Cduntiy, Bald Mountain. Hemingwayay School. A sam pling o f thc tht announcing stand acrosx»ss from T eam will bc: sskating ngninst the-Gear id players are encouraged toi d ^ s Cofc in Bellevue, Another storm iss :approaching foods from1 eevery com cr.of the w orld. ,thithe First Interstate BanJc Tiche parade. .Minncsotii-Wiiitcnter. Hawks ..both Fri- and p layers and w ear lighl wcivcight from thc Pacific Ocean,an, which may will be offer?fcrq^at m oderate prices. witl wi turn south at thc sloplij)light and day and SaiurdayIny nights at 7:30 p.m. in lo WinWrfcst^i^siwjponsorcd by the - .- ..leave,more..snow m_ ninorthern nnd The mainin - the -Stale as early as today'day. This year’s’s grand m arshall's, Na- mountain mi bike, get oul yourur helmet O n Saturdayy night1 prior lo the the R :i south ofK ctchum to Bellcvuirtie on 3423 or 800-634-334‘31347. ______In jicneral. however,r,_snow si has not tional Ski HHall of Famers Don and loto participate in Ski Tek’ss "Winter ' game, the Firstst Annual Broomball ski sc Future3 of SIS• stiTl upI in the aair Jonej>s asks linmit tolegip E W ti l f ® rimary Jones offered view'icw s on other ly Idaho. By.MARK-fONCND ‘“nic prin ByN.S. NOKKENTVEIVED In appareiirent conflict wilh head- cd either in C alifomia or in Ic o f sues as well; Timcs-Ncws writer shc said the Energy Dc* . ■ Times-News writvriter quarters, shi Congress is to 5 San Francisco Operations Officials in San Francisco.0 th ^ g h t. . padm enl's S, I ‘ n perpcniatc itsiitself,” * Natural rcsoursourcc , dispulcs people ought to know ”whalII iis likely TWIN FALLILLS *- M embers o f ?j , TWIN l-ALLS - Don'on’rcancel any Office hasJS indefinitely postponed pe ^-tr'* , he said .‘‘If wwc'rc should be settledd byI grass-rooii, sh unveils Congress shoulduld bc lim ited to 12 1 *'* appoinlments just yetct toi attend a hearings schiichcdulcd for Fcb. 2 and 3 to happen" if President Bush to get coalitions of resourceui:c users, he saiijD t cnr^tntns years fif .servicik'icc._Idaho_, Attomcy . _ ., ever going to ------Fcb._7_hearing_inJdal:ldaho_EaIls_on_inXiviamorc iry rc- The scope of the AiAir Force’s pr^ • General Jim Jone)ncs said W edcsday. ‘'an y budgetary Spccial Isotope Separateirator technolo- That posTpisTponemcnt would includc no SIS money. Mode said. l i t y , posed expansion' o f Saylor Cn.-cF “For crying; 0out loud, if a guy - sponsibili jiy tcsLs. the Idaho hearinghe; as well, according to at- Bombing Range coulcould bcstbcdccid* with peo- ca n 't gel done; whatw hc wants to get we've gol to The federal E ncr^I D ______Election reforrorm will bc a comer- “W‘"fit hen I talk aboul it around they said thc departmen:ncnl has made laser-driven;n plutonium refinery slat- cads,” tive developed by foreforest users. ■ -T atification stone of His SeSenate campaign, hc stateate here, people nod their hea ‘ no ofilcial announcemcn'nent. ed forconstrstruction in Idaho, But without official noti • Congress shoulduld guard against ______But-thtf hearings haveive indeed-been___ Tlic planninncd hearings- are part of_ from frt W ashington, ofTicialsI ata Liver- said. Membersi olo f Congress fear yot- hc: said.sa That support would make rcreluc- overreacting to“ ■pcsticidcpes scares:- postponed, said Can-arol* Powell, an environmnmcntal impact statement more m< have lo procecd as if theth m eet- c r backlash, so they never vote Th nt lawm akers vulnerable, hc saisaid. . Legislation on agricjricultural chcmb spokeswoman for the: fSpfian Francisco on icsu; o frS Sl lS tech n o lo g y u sin g p lu - iniings will continue as schcdiidulcd, hc a ^ in s t spendinging increases, hc said, tant I; “ You can use their gutlcssissncss cals should be “bala}alonccd and pnj:. ©nice. •’ , tonium.-Thche tests would be conduct- sa:said. His proposal wowould bring fiscal re- "Y ...... ponsibility togovjovemmeni, hc said. again'ainst them." dent." Gurtis T. Eatorn electedd direetc MefchTants~com]:ipiain of loititering-stree>et kids^ ------B y T heTim cs-N ew s— j bank in 1969 as B;Bank and Trust Co., which1 FiretF S c- SPOKANE (AP) ( / — Street kids polio)lice have done all they can: front ofSyversbn’s’s shop’s whirc ihO' -curity-rcccntlypurchascd----- )ple m et nearby,. •, ______and Associated Press — _ _budgcl_dircctoc—cu ------who-loitcr on sidewalks,-dcalsic drugs -j!Aj!A_wcck.docsnlt_go by that,at_w_e Mgry_busincss people and special pro- , . and harass custijstomers are bad for don’t)n’t arrest people down hcrcre for "Isn’t that what a parkp is fon liiir TWIN FALLS - CurCurtis T. Eaton ‘ • jccts officcr for Curtis H. Eaton, formcrljIly prcsi- b„5j„5s5 downtown merchants dcaliialing" said Yates. “Some offthem tl tering? What else: dcdo you do in a has been clected a dirc(lireclor o f First •>*’*' First Security dedent and vicc chairrjian of BBi «nkand ;>okane Policc to do sayly to u me, 'Y ates, where are youou go- park but himg out?out?" shc asked, Security Corp. o f Saltt LakeL: City and ' B ank o f Idaho TrTmst, was named vicc presidsidcnl and gomcthing aboullUt the problem. ingg lolc m ove m e now?"' “What they’re saying'ing is rich people ______a,..former„Twin FallsIs residentt has N.A . anarea m anager o f First Sccunly Sc s ecling Tuesday, some “Me"Most o f those dealing drugsgs on can loiter but people-^ been elected board chairlaimian of First ■' MagicM Valley offices. He D al isow M Howard StreetI business b owners and Howioward Street, thc mosi heavilyily pa- as nice can’t, Security Bank, a subsitbsidiary o f the 1______I T h c board o f elielccted a director of First'S i c c u n ly som e o f Ihc your'ouths said it was the trolleoiled corridor in the city, arcrc thc “They keep pushin{hing us and push-- corporation. CURTIS X directors made - B:Bank o f Idaho. police who created cre the problem ’sameime people w ho dcah dnigss at a ing us. It seems like they want .to ' Nelson prcsi- Igan anti-loitering pa- dowr)wntown parkade and beforee 1that, push us to (anotherier :area o f down: L. Scott Nelson, alsoso llKt prcsidenl dent and chicf The corporation's directc:10Pi also ^ , 3 sed the youths out o f Rlveiiverfront Park, Yates said, town) wherc the real'cal crim inals hang o f First Security Bank.nk. grew up in • administrati\H iva officer in 1987, and dcdeclared a regular quartcrlerly cash ngar^,y Rjvcrfronx>nl Park. The Th crow d moved from those tl o u t" Twin Falls and graduatelatcd from Twin gave himI a . spot on the board. In di'dividetid of 32 cents per ccommon o f iibout 15 lo 20 placeaces w hen police increased pres- p Raylenc Alvis, ow ner o f a dcli- Falls High School. 1988. he toolook on thc added responsi- shshare. ~ youths thal hangmg oul near bus stops sureire on< drug dealers, using newvanii- 1 caicsscn, Syvcrsonn aiand others said ; are nice and they bilities o f■ clchief executive ofTicer o f The dividend is payable: ^ March 5 on Howard-Streitreet during thc week loiteritering laws, Yates said, Those Tl m ost o f the youths arc oblcm handed ofT — M uch o f his familyily still lives in the bank, to shareholders o f record as o f Fcb. swells to 100 o3n n weekend ' nights. sameime strategies are being useded on don’t want the probh lo business ovmers5 in another part of thc area, according lo his brother, _16,_1990._Presideni J . .Pniri,lricK_M c^_. ,1'IlYc. go^_pc aa’ policc bfficcr," hc theic m 1 otor hom c until aboulI 1mid- gets arrcsted for it." it, Sth District r.; four dauchlers, Darlene Live- Surviving arc two sons. Ervin Hos •' Jose. Calif.; f gland of «old Bchunin, “You“V used that spccial nighlight, w hen Bchunin invilcd onone o f Judge Daniel B .Mlechl ccJ said, f ' ly and Deitie:itie Gay, W h o f Twin Falls, ofof 1 Glenns Kerry and Robert Hoagis \ 1 Hazel Friendmd o f Santa Clara, Calif., and WeWendell; two daughien. Mary Henlendrick- trust that lho5 eoplc have argud •— - i IWO grcal'graigrandsons and nine brolhen. chi:children; and 10 g^t-grandchildicr friendI j at a local drive-in huniiunin and they had sexual iiinter- that thc law, w hichh d:dates back lobt; leral will be al 10'a.m, Saiurday wa;was also pfccedeo in death by one d { The funera nvilcd the pair to meel cour3urse and again the next ^ yly, ; ac- fore the tum of thchc ( century, is out- ' al While MoMonuary in Twin Falls- Inter- ler,ler, one grandson, four brothen anand OTC A ug. 14 and invi ment follow at Sunset Memorial Park, sisi him and Powell'ell at the fairgrounds cordisrding to rccords. dated, Meehl said,lid. Although thc Friends maylay call from 4 to 8 p.m. loday The funeral cortege will leav« ^ the next day, whcn wh Bchunin said he No Nc evidence of thc use off 1force stale Legislanire has considered thc •: ,. . T ' S m and Fridayf alat While Mortuary. The family mi:miniy's Wendell Chapel at 1:45 n.n trolling, according to was:-as found, investigators staled.1. law,'It hasn’t changcdIged it, hc said. — suggesw metlmemorial contributions may bc unJurday,’ The graveside scrvice willf beb at*2 would bo palro he NtVRWC Cancer Trcatntenl p.irp.m. Saiurday at tlie Wendell Cem E m rett E. Patterterson ^ L ‘c!!n,rsniribulions may bc left at While FriiFriends may call from 9 a.m. until TWIN FALLS - EmEmrelt Edilh (Dee p.m, Saturday at Demaray’s Wi Dec) Pattemn. 81. of 1Twin Falls, died Monuao'. K Bills-i------Wednwday. Jcin. 24. 1990, 199 ai Ihe M.igic _ , ,, ...... •Continuciu e d fro m P sg o B l woul Vulley Regional Medicalica! Center.( . D € S S f6! iVM. Hoagland , 'ould have an easier time. Dararring- thc ncw measure. She woa bom-June: 6. 1908. in Ucon. WENDELIlELL - B «sic May Hoagland. JOC o h n E L u h w lhal many ofthe:hc nnimals were killed tonm assureda them it would. 111., llie daughter ofPhilip:iilip Newton and lis- 76. o f Wendendell, died Tuesday, Jan. 23, EDEN I - John E. Lulow, 93. of by passing can.:s. . -In a later interview. Dairtrrtngton “Her vote will mnkm k c a h u g c differ- 'le Magic'Valley Manor in Wen- died die Wednesay, Jan. 24, 1990, « , , lella Barnhart Koeh, Thcrhe ;family moved to 1990. at theh rights activists bccome saidlid Gould told him she’d su]support cncc,” hc said. Lamar. Mo„ wlicre jhele grewgr up. She mar- dell, MounlainMe View Convalescent Ccnfcnier in A s animnl-rigl ried Joseph Alben I’»!lentiterson on Aug. 23. Shc wasisbom b Aug, 30, 1913, in Eagle, Kimberly Kii of natural causes. increasingly aggressive ag in other • 1923. in Lamar and theythey moved 10 Twin the dauglitcritcr of James and Mary Pruetl. Atranecments are pending and1 uwill ^ - - states, thc Jcromome legislator believes Fall* in 1929. Mr, Paiierwlerwn died in 1970. Shc attendedJed school in Bliss and manied announced anr by White Mortuary m in Twin Idaho must alsoso be1 prepared, U.S. West I l e n t She wa-n D memba oflheofli Ea.tt.tide Uap- Waller J. HoHoagland on July 12, 1929, in Falls. Fel ____ B ar^ Retireme) * -Bell stresseded-that her proposal QCash Settlemenmts Need a Neww H o m e ! ~ - docs not conflicnict with laws already on the booksI tlthnt are intended to U.S-\ W est employee;:es are now decidinglg ^w here to ices— Is from being mistreat- Servic - protect animals 1 Invest their cash1 settlem ents from aar n e a r l y DURLOY — The meirmemorial scrvicc for Ray Winn,I, 6^64. of Jcrome, who died Saiur- at all lhe Payne Monuary, 221 W. MainainSlin ed. R etirem ent Incentlitlve O ption.'The deaie a d l l n e i s .. A!bcnLHook.82.cfDufDurley and former- day, will bebe 1al 2 p-m. loday al lhe Hove- Burley, Du The Agriculiuiliure Affnirs Commit- The family suggests memorial cor Januaiy 31. 199i90 so lim e is runnlnil i n g o u t l ly or Twin Falls, who0 dieddii Tuesday, will. Robertson 1 FuFuneral Chapel in Jerome, with tec will hold aa ppublic hearing on the be at I p.m. today al»l theih Joseph Payne Bishop Rayay Robinson ofTicialing. Burial tions tioi may bc made to the Burley B ecause this is arm Early R etirem entit CO ption, ay riles will follow ol the Jerome Chrisiian Ch Church or to thc LDS HoHospital- ' bill before decidtiding whether to rec- ^ Memorial Chapel. 22t21 \W. Main Si„ in wiih militay r decisions m ustt be1 m ade as soon as possible, Burley, wiib the Rev. JohjJohn I. Walls offlei- Cemeiety. . Fr Friends may call from I i B-ra. Deseret De Foundation. Eighth Ave.• aMtd c. ommend it forrafloorvotc. a .. K aling. A privale burial»! will w follow at the to 2 p.m, lod:loday at the Hove-Robcrtson Fu* St., St.. Salt Lake City. Utah. 84143, Cot On the Olher:er side of the rotunda, ^ m a x i m i z e . ' tioRS tnay also be left at die Payne T ^ ■ _ Don't miss jyour chance to m Plcaianl View Cemetery.ety. The family sug- neral Cha[Kl,[Kl, ■ • - Sen. Dcttton DDarrington, R-Declo, G bulionsmaybemade ' . . ary."> • our retirem ent incn co in e. U> Ihe CaiiJo Health Carc^ Foundation or lo . t w i n F/ introduced a bill in the Senate Jpdi- yg FALLS — The funer' for TWIN FALLS — A prayer vigi i S S lhe donor’s favorite chariihariiy, Contribulions t i , i h r Good. r. 49, of Twin Falls, who ‘8*1^ ciaiy and Ruleslies Committee calling b rosao' for Blanche Attn R. AlLce. SrdFUXR) (lE O lB lW i: may bc lert I the Payne ^ ______S S S i }Jay, ; will be at 3 p.m. loday at jj'i ___for_fivcrycar..ni nuindatoty_.n»inimuin_ m i m professjomalb Twift Falls, wh<^ died Siinday, will HWn IWtHffUftTFM WKBID6.' ______, White Mortujrtuary in Twin Falls, with lhe ..died.M.CJQ p ja frid a y .« U lsai2l;iQlds Fu* prison sentences:es for certain child sex . -"2^ Site. F w i PIM" ■ ------F l C E R - ^ T T i Tiemonal l ^ service for Rev, Lynrf^jTSsh44l’ 6mciatlngnnterTnent— nend Q upel in Twin Falls. Massss of the abusers. 'TWINFAltSnOWHOTin ------Ralph L. Morris, 64.. of Filer, who died will followw at 1 Sunset Memorial Part in ^ resurrection will be celebrated al li ’s bill, co-sponsored by 7M 7* 4549 Sunday, will l>e at 1 p.ip-m. today al the Twin Falls,Is, with < miliiary riles under the Saiurday c,. at St. Edwards Cadiolie C I B Twin Fall* Reformedd CChutch, with the direction oftheoft) Magic Valley Area Veter- wilh lhe Rev. Steve Rukavina andthisi scSSK)ks, D -Boise, and car-. SEHVIHQ 51 IDAHO &THCMMASIC VAUEY FDR DVEHfER25YEflHSl| Rev. Brian VriesminI ofnclaling.ofl Crcma- ans and Auxiluxiliaries. Peny Dodds, as conrcelebrant*. Friends F lying the cndorS'Drscmcnt o f Gov. Cecil L » tion was under thc diredirection of White mayma call from 3 p.m. unlil lhe ume^ oflhe Andrus, wouldId I establish mandatory Mortuary in Twin Falls,ills. The Family »ii^- n URLHY [■V — The funeral fcir Gerald rosary ros at RewolF»on-6«nt«nccs-..f fnr nfTrtirlrrg /*“ " gesu memoriil oonmbuttc es, 76>flJurlcy, wbo died Mon- to lhe Buhl Quick Respoi >e al 11 a-m. Fnday at tho Burley tions tioi may be made lo the St. EdEdwards o r for those wt:who sexually abuse a C.iholi(f ^hool. the Elki R elabilaUon ^ child under 7 ycJyears old.__ J ______T w tr ^ it iO E SAL - --Gfl^vicw^DnvoN.inTvn-Twih F a J I * ^ : - — -T -: T B6 BlltTitetr 8l-^ll-fbllcw-Bt-the-PlcB»nt« -thi itencc~f cfiiia“pomog- 'T ’ iW NhW ErNrFWCTN'FAI If i B' aJ------—Vww.Ccneitnetery. Friends may call from 6 ReReynolds Funenl C h ^ I or given to the mmunum scntei -fuitml-ifo'r-DonaU— loJt'p ifiVliila:5dayWuaiTIPi30a.m;Ftitby Tuf' funeral chapel lafTat tne c h u i^~— ~ ...... - --raphy is involvev ed in thfr^rime;------— ^ Dnrrington,, theth com m ittee's chair™'! ------m an, said the bibill most likely would r { e g 5 2 “ ° com e up for deldebate within the com*. rFebr-lO-in order to— — Hospititals— ^ ^------g^ve■^ttime^^:o-pass the frill Senate.— — T hc bill wouldlid then move tlpjugh MACHC.VALLBYBJY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTERER Mike Topholm ofTwin>in FFalU; and to Mr. and Mn. KindelW Muon or u,c HouM, whil/hich last year killed & ^ 3 Gooding. sim ilar proposalsal calling for one-year _ Admitted Mn.Teodoroyafanfl4.OT, aTffoid Lowe, Mae Schmotzer, Mn. - mandatory minilinimum sentences for by Carlton and M «. M ioTiTopbolm, m all ofTwin Falls; CamenM SSIA MEMORL\L HOSFTTAL child sex abusen5CTB. ffiehlrtx>dw>«hihl;-Triiha-AafrSi«i Gould, R'Bohl, who ~ ^ S d S ; Auguil McOinlxkx k of Heybura; and Leslie Slalier ofofl Filer, John Chisholm, Frsaceinces Elmer, Jihy Bullock, Mn. PeterPeu Ro* clo. w as one o f tbele’kty 1 opponents ofthe '1 12 4 MAIN AVE.‘ NOf?TR driguer and aon. Joihua LecLee Packard and M n. Mike Topholiholm and. . - minimum sentccitencmg last year, 7 3 3 - 1 5 0 6 i; Mn. Gary Siouder and daughterro of f Wen- • . Rfileued daughler, all ofTwin Fills; M out, Msriioi A few memb and baby and GoldGolden Smith, sll o f Burley; Debonli Bingham djciary and Rullules Commitiee ques- , SAT 10-5:30 '_ B h ^ ' •______^ and baby o f Dccloi Larry Larr Chamben of Paul; and Marth Uoned whetherer this year’s pro^sal {

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Mlagic i ValUey/West o, 1 yearhlater, Buindy ’ s firnal stateements leave1 linngenn^ (qu^tiorins M 2i__h_e.C.OTmitLed,lshc: sasaid. ______somcthini; )S Ou:inlico. Va,. said thee profilepi and______Jacksonville . Fia. ( ithies o f the viciima’—naping.inc. nipc_pnd_jnuRict_pL?_ i. (AP) — on the sympathi ic bodies. That’s thc fruslrat-t- time line should be compfciiplctcd in two : “Tlic motive behind a scncs« cfor(■orcthc execution. Dian>iana Weiner, an attorney who10 ar^-g iv en by Bundy in hij more bodies, bul old Pocaticalcllo girl, who authorities;s 10 23 killings and gavec informationin tion-whcthcr-Bundyls-confcsifcssions in Bul Dennis CoCouch, a Utah investi- ranged;cd thc final interviews wilhlh in- not led them lo any' m spcclcd hc had killed. Bundyly lhal authorities said mighlighl link him 23 killings in W ashington1 state,st; Ida- gator, said by thethe tim e he talked wilh vestigatigatorsrsaid thc day before■c his ■ helped tic Bundy to0 killingsk and dis- had suspc also told(Id officers about the slaying'lj-' U) other ca.ses. ho. Utah and Colorado shortly sho bc- Bundy 36 hoursurs before the exccu- deathth Bundy1 filed a wrilten rcqiiquest oppcarances. ■«/:hhiknr.jicar Boise. No bod-J. fore his execution date were/cre merely tioi^,thc s ^ ljt y. thc gogovernor’s ofTicc. Hc hadd of- circumstantial eviderdence we in the ics were fl [ton assumed all He alscalso confessed to killings- tnin did il bccausc I enjoyed do •‘I had the feeliceling that he knew hc fered:d tito fully answer quesiions ofo f in- stale o f Wa.shingtor vas thc killer. We Colorado,do. I wanled to do it."’ Hagmai^maier said o f -An invKtigator with thehe attorney was defeated and ani it was the end of vestigatigators and bc examined byrdoc- d along — that he was remains," Keppel Tlic FBIFB is working wilh local laww Bundy's molives for thee kilkillings. general’s office in Washingtington state thc line," said1 CCouch, of Salt Lakc tors; andar psychiatrists in hopes1 tthey did not find any rcr cnforcemiement agencies lo try to de*e- said Bundy was ^ i n g toQ ‘‘save his County. "1 fellIt iat the time that hc couldId Ibetter understand his bchavavior, said. a _lime_ line by trackingin "If there were two) thihings Ihat -nock^by-cxchonging inform:irmation for “ w as sinccre in trjtrying to find the bod-- Wcincincrs4id.-=------,^______K e p p e l^ d B undyidy.admiitcd.to.l l_velop_a_ lefl a slayinijs in Washingiciglon, blit they had B undy's's ttravels using credit card re-e--Bunily-did in lU ycurs-IieiThe spenl-on------time. . ' ies for the familiililies." “ He wanted lb die having le: ght. ccipts. arrarrc-st records and olhcr docu-u- dealh row — one was irytry to undcr- "He had two ihings in mind. mi One In the end,, thetl: confessions, won morcrc full understanding wilhh Ihe only tied him to eight 1 authorities where menl.';, stand himself and otherslers like him was to get law enforcement:nt to inter- thc former law-s saying tra time, were■e in ii his behavior so that wec asj a he left three bodies. agcnl for the KBl’s National Centerer long his life," hc said.J. "H"1 e was a he'd been cooperative andid 'we need He was strappipped into clcctric chair societ)iety ... would bc able toI taket nothing. ould have found for the: AnalysisAi o f Violent Crime in student ofhis own bchavioiivior.” more tim e and thc other was lo play on Jan. 24, 198^989, for the 1978 kid- stepsJS tto prevent thc kind of bcha'lavior “I wish we coul pispaiiiiic activij1st discusisses allFew people I’ve aocsted restaisled At one point, Sau Ihc ofTlcers call before, In rendering his decisioiiston.'Brown- trial o f a Hispanic man fourbund guilty it. as hcaheavily or morc heavily thann JJose heard one o f thc lexican." Sanche:hez. who originally wasas ing described Sanchcz as a "grizzly ofrassaulting a policc ofTiofTiccr has He claimcd1 policc pi ofTiccis harass did.”.” FronkI said. “Wc definitelyly had Sanchcz "a diny Mex chargedrd wilh five misdemeanors,•s. b ear" a n d th e circum stantitances o f the tr/ggensd allcgatiors o f brut:rurallty and patrons leavinglg bars that caler lo a our•hands ha full.” "W e've talked to all the officers was foumiund guilty on one count each;h arre.sl'"explosive/______—racism.which policcpfficiajsiajsjlcny. __W sp ^ jc climtcljtelc in ccntral Ogdcn. itually—involved -and -th crc-rc-wa»-absolutely—of-n?:sault aulfon-a-policc’nfficcrrintcr^ T------^ ;n^c caso of Jose B, Sandmchez, said- - -I donTbcliahcvc tKat,” sajd Police Trhc'officcrs’said he they cventu ; legs, no beating al oil involved." inv Ritchie fering wiiwilh arrest and criminal niis-s- ■ B ro w n in g sen ten cedJ'S bJ anchcz to Hispanic community activi:tivist John C hief Joe Rilchii:hie. tied1 a rope around Sanchcz’s 1 lot u.sc cxcessivc chief. -Thc-Th charges nre class A. B 365 days in thc Weberr CouniyCc Jail, nple o f how He snid policclice ofiiccrs don’t have whichich wcre lhcn tied to the-h;hand- said. "Wc did not Itoilcria. is just ono examplt and C: mi-sdemeanors, respecliyely.y. 335 o f w h ic h .w ere. -suspetispended. The l a n i c s . , ___ a.ycnd«ta.again;ainst Hispanics or sin- cu ffs..Ts b e h in d his. b ack ^ They' J said forcc." Ogden policc harass Hispani ' He wasIS fifound innocent on one countnt judge gave Sanchez crcdcredit for 30 chez guiliy gle them oul forfor harassment. Sanchichcz was n o i’punchcd or kiccicked ra But after finding Sanche Howc^r. Rjichicie • said, "Tlicsc of- o f a.ssaul;ault on a policc ofTiccr. A days hc served aflerT his h arrest. o n '' three o f four, misdilisdcmcanor ____“I t h i ^ my/ ofTicers'dealo: wilh cv- during■ing the arrest. _ __ _ ------ficcrs are nol aboveive being physical charge1 ofo f assault and battery un iiislis Sanche/'was placed onI proprobation for “ cHarges’ih”a ridn-jTiry 'tna a ir2nd l,: Crr^^ c r^ o d y in a iair'and'cquitablciaii man- wife, IsatIsabel.was dismissed al a pre-e- one year and ordered to10 enterci an al- )wning said ner," Rilchic saiisaid, regardless o f racc. WWitnesses it testified that ofTifTiccrs wilh people." cuil Judge Phillip H. Brown liminaryry he.iring1 becau.se she refusedi;d cohol trca im e n l programm. . racism was not a factor. The incidentnt somc arc citing as kickecked and punched Sanchez ininside' 'ithout W cbcr County jailiailers testified that “It’s too easy to tumn iti into a policc brutalitylily occurred Nov. 4 and1 ooutside thc police car witl when Sanchcz wasas brought to the racial simation. I think that tha should when police wetverc called to a domes- provoiivocation. ______------jailhedidn’rshott^av^any signs of-bc— ] ' ^bc,bujicd^po4|^' Browningng said jusl tic dispiitc in, which’ w IsabcI'Sanchcz ing-at -ing beaten about the I bif^re scntencm5 .§anchcz:z bbh’Jan.”5; said"she’was’ns■nssaultcd'fayhcrhus-^— "He•He (Sanchc2)-w asn’l-kiekin] lofacc.------" ’ M W S r k F ^ H o> I li^te^,C F • —^ e ju d g ^accu sed pcopliople-not-^- -b ^ d jluring a party.at-ap iictghbor?s-lhcm..m...They-.(policc) were thc: (ones Maria----- Defense—attorney-ey-Bcmie—Allen------rectly tied to llic case withh uusing it to house. _ klckin;king“’and-“ punching;”—M —^— ...... - a told the judge he thothoughl il odd th a t' “crusade for their own bcrbenefit and During thc; ttrial, ofiiccrs Lany Sauceuccdo testified. jailers djd_naL^takc.iic. a mug shot o f T “ not for the bcncfitof Iheirr pcople.*’-p( Buck, Dale FrcFronk nnd’Norm Hall------?R ______e saw Sanchcz, hinting the:hey wcrc trying to “B r e n I M . 1H y a l l , c n -■•They w ere cheap shots,”s." Renteria testified Sanchichez refused to bc BctiBetty Aparicio testified she er thc keep anyone from, scseeing how badly said o f Browning’s commenncnts. placed in a popolicc car after being ofTiccleers "dragging him all over Jul he he was beaten, A r e p il e e a s e d to •-Renteria, w ho attended:d ithe trial, handcuficd. Am\nd after being forccd groun)und” while handcuffed. “ Bu tHiH »;nnphry ig a client o of f his in a into the car, offi'ifilcers testified, he “vi- (Sandinchcz) never did hit them.n . Hc a n nl c o u n c e ofhis Thc jailers said a photographI was seasonal farm-worker projeioject hc c(S^ olcnily” kicked(cd thc inside of thc couldiDidn't hit them bccausc of not taken bccause the jail had one on their assol o c i a f i o n a s : ‘ordinates. He said racism:m exists in door. handcndcufTs,” she said. iO L M S T E i!A D 8 e H Y AITT l Gaming n who guessed thc most games g: M blmg situation, that iss becomingI board o f 100) oroi more squares. Each iron H u r c 3©A1t= liiprc and morc open," adadded vice square cosls frfrom 25 cents to S5. crorrcirrcctly won 550.. Porthe recordI — m u m Slate of Idaho. Bureau o f Child Si .'iRceeni coun action in Twinin FallsF Couniy Bena Jean (Stonjtone) Fairchild v». Paul Sey- Slat Enforc■forcement. ex rel. The County o I o u r m e n ’s included the following: mour Fairchild. All tva Jene Nicker:kerson vs. Thomas LaVeme Dcmattnardino. Califomia and DeborthIh Lynn Nickerson. Howaiiward vs. Gcnld Leon Greco. s. Tracy { ^ ^ M . Leonard. 42. Route“‘c f ^ Teny Lynn lliullammon vs. Dawna J. Ham* , Clifnon Clil Gunnar Hendrickson vs. , L E A TH I E R COATS'S * -Duane J. Perkins, 47. 1379 WnWashington St. (Reyei . Raymond D. KentKei vs.‘TfwdyJ. Kent. SlatStale oTIlSio, Bureau o f Child SiSupport ' 'M ichael IC S h o tti.3 l.328 Monroe.Mo .Randy Eucenene Phillips vs. Valarie Jean - Enforciforcemenl vs. Nelson Dean Slaymakeiker. - • M. JlJ u l i a n • R e m y James E, Climer. 34. 424IE. E. uws,.. p ip j 'Ilonsen.-- ' BrendaAnn&ui:Duilervs.ScottJoe Butler.--Otbcrdvil Oth Imwiti Clod: e Young • G o r d o nJ'T ' ‘ h o m a s * C olO o i P E R ■. Bandi R. Ayrw. 30. Siar. Elmer Edwards'■dj vs. Cotmie Starr Edward*. Jerry Jerr Lec Young, dba Jeny Lee ' Michael S. Mclneitiey. 30.I. 2i 229 Fme Sl. valli Cerise: Dudley,D v*. Richard U on Consu>nstruction vs. The Estate of Hazel I. Kimberly. Dudley. . ‘ by saod a through her personal represen Super seleiection of cow hidel e a n d m Docs Stephanie Will111 vvs. Eddie D. Will. DennLMiis Horn; Kenneth Flora; and John I r Drivins uoder tbe ioflucnee un througro ii^ V. Complaint for foreclosureV i me- i lambskin coaiats, bom ber styles:s p l u s I BiU R. McCnIlisler. 46. 204949 {Rostron Cir- cUld Rworttpeddaufil^ pe chwicanic’aliea c^. Roulefi. pleaded inoeeni. I _____updated shortrt coats. Insulated: d a n d

i; Felony fllio^: non-filled coatats. t Kennelh E. Slavcns, 31, 183 >r L earning I Ajad, fint degree burglaiy. publpublic defender lo ciatio n fo i a jwinied. preliminary hearing rec IS. Dreol Phillip Futman. 19. ManaTpSo™. a n d 1 B ehavioralal Problem s ENTI’IRE STOCK tj.'SHZTruBitive warraoi. publiej}lic defcn def ap- I _ p r e s e n t s rtinled. hearing requeued. , " ' ______I U om ai Rny Spencer, no age given. Ithh =235 to H40 Avenue North* robbery, publiclie defejidcfi ap- rciplij^m g I Minted, preliminary hcanng requested, req bail I . S A L E ?PRICED : FROlv)M st«tSt,500. Larty James Eugene Jlsrp,I, nonc age given, Its o f lewd con- M liWM| r i | l Y o uJ* r L.D. OP a I Park Terrace, three counti o f ‘ ' 1 6 ! to ^352“* c ict wilh a minor under 16, bailailseialSl.500. i >9 ... ^ lim inary hearing rcqualed. • Robert Dale AngUn, 28, Cas i n A.D.1D . C h i l d ’ ’ ■ I mnt grand Uieft and oiie couni)unl nrtt-degree By ^ N O V — I iiBhoyrF:slimii«o^Ji6irer.RY --A 56-vear-c y j ______SuQ oJEggl! ^ i ^ t h r eEE^DAY-S-ONLY-l; liian died from injuricss heh sull«t;(J nlorO Igh^--^^^ "=0’trary^Jinii t 3 ^ 8 S — - hen hc was struck by ay, Friday & Saturdirday Y O U R S iFOR O N L Y hilc crossing thc street i ,23501I Elizabeth Blvd.l.,T w InF rfls^ID. lursday FTioiSer-Gossia-Counilunty ShenfT illy Crystal said.------( 1., the man, DDONATION: U se y our u r Roper's” ! ilhheldpcnd:. « H . F re e p a rk ii A t about 6:35 P-m.-.:lativcs, was ‘ p e r fa m ily nH behind Tw option chac h a rg e o r hose nam e is being withlmy 30 about -...... ' , u s e y ouri t b a n k ' ihg notification o f rclat M and Burley walking ocross Highway . P'roceeds r , to F un' . r t h e r ® | | j m w M K c a rd s. ^ S to r e s . jyj miles west o f Burleyof the 1984 ■ dccident occurrcd. CrystalI. Silcock, 35. h a Uucatiom lA ctit i v i t i e s M .] Neither, thc driver ngcr of were in - , • BURLEY •RLUPERT'BUHL fo rd pickiip, Richnrd B.investigation, S nthe Commuri n i t y . ■ Tmm FALLS * df Burley, or his passengcontinuing, he ' L j i . • jlired, Crystal said. An im • iS o thc'aii^cident is conti ------— J,------^ id .

• ■ B-4 Tlmo»-Now3, Twinwin iFalls, Idaho Thursday. Jenuonujuv25.1M0 iaho __Comirmittee T€ejects prroposalss aimed1 at eashing reap»portiontunent - Thcistalcwidee surveysi show ed 57 DOISE (AP) — ThiThe Idaho Legis- m atter each time was selsettled by o It was a disdistrict court judge,'Dar of90 of! to 105 people; : ) against pcrccnt o f thoses intinterviewed did not laturc must rcapportioirtion itself before H -Idalio lawsuit. Cogswell of}f Sandpoint, who ap- State £ AfTairs voted 11-6 : bout reapportionment Ihc. 1992 cIccHon.I, inii the piixcss" jg] - . Legislature ‘ " ir s rmivc to think th aU t'we are go- proved the 1980s 19f plan now in cffect. even evt printing Hansen's pnproposal, know ciiough aboul nion. O f the-remair>^------wiping out at least 26.26 and perhaps as ing to avoid a lawsuit ovcvcr rcappor- setting up sevjcven ■'floatjng"-distriels -MaM aV M cD erm otl-said ll wou!)uld tum to have an opinion favored using a reap- n\any as 36 legislativelive scats. m ] i l ni ''j 1990 tionm cnt,” said Rep. Pat’atricia Me- to iron out populationpo| variations be- tbe the Suprem e C ourt into a “fatfaet-find- der, 53 percent favc rhmisslon imd 4 7 per* Thai it w on't findlnd that an easy Dcrmott, a Pocatclloto . lawyer, tw een legislat:Jative districts. That re- ing” ing body instead o f a courtirt ruling portionment commi ccnt opproved allo\allowing the Legisla- proccss waj; cmphasizisizcd-Wedocsday to do it,"," saids Hansen: "We’ve had one every limeli 'in thc - suited in a rec^record number o f legisla- on on legal m alters.- jby. also 'tu re to do it. ' Affairs Commit- Legislatilativcitappoftionment is ihc-e - p a s t ... yo u 're living in b' dream tors, 126, upip 21 from the previous Rep. I JoA n W ood. R-Rigb; tec. Tlie committcc: 'rejectedrcj two pro- proccss; ofo: adjusting the boundaries•s worid if you think wc won’t v> have Legislature. . argued arg that there is little citijtizen de- ' of Women Votere of _ “ posals from Rep. JirJim Hansen, D- oHcpslatilativc districts to reflcct pojvH one this time.” A conslilutilutional am endm ent ap- mand ma for c h a n g ^ in the [Wppppottion- • The U a ^ of V Vj?cnt^ovci»T'•'tt-jil'it ri'u nii'^mmoijVC 10...... s in November taking case thc strain o f legis:gislativc rcappor- census is taken. But it never hasIS am endm ent so reapportiononment mat- "fioating" distlistricts in 1992 and stip- for for this?” she asked. . go before voters in it from the Legisla- been easy,isy. ters could go directly to:o thc Idaho ulates that thclhe new Legislature must A/ survey on Idaho policy:y issues reapportionment fr tionmcnt. I it in the hands o f a "If thc Legislaturiturc walls until Afler• tlthc redistricting efTorts of)f Supreme Court insteadd of being have betweenren 30 and 35 districts, released reli T uesday appeared to[0 uphold ture and putting it sion. ' 1992 Id do this, it mightmil not be able the I960;60s, 1970s and 1980s, thcic heard first in district court.Jt. . That would mimean a lawmaking body her her contention. citizen commission. Ruslsh wants; agency Uto ensure Senilate voteesltol® tr^t^efi lltioiT qualitity of Idaaho farmI productts for (constituutional c:onventicion a slap in tions of a convcntvention set in. Sincc POCATELLOD (AP) — Re- I ; ^ I •• Ii C day event through Thursirsday at BOISE (AP^^P) — The Idaho Senate GOP-controlIcd GC Senate as a paign un- then, Alabama and and Florida have al- spending to cons;onsumer conccms icJp.• _ ih in k _ w c„ IIdaho.State_U niycrsi^/ ______h as voted ovcivcrwhelminRly to rescind _hishis face as h e gets his cimipai Repubii- ready rescindedi their th call, and dc- about f ^ safety,ely. the director of - need to> Besides mainlaining . pesticidep< the state's 191r979 petition to U ongr^' "der det w ay to succeed retiring R although bates sim ilar lo0 Ihetl one in Idaho the state Departmrtmcnt of Agricul- K % gel the: programs,[ Rush said thc nenew divi- for a constitutitutional convention on a can car Seri. Jam es McClure, al TC those w ere under way'in in ax number o f other lure is proposinging crcation o f an adminis-• ssion.w ould initiate form chcmicalcl balanced budgidget amendment. he maintained "there wcrc ll playing stales. agcncy to ensureure the quality of ^ * y trativc: 1 licensing and rcgistratioiion pro- T hc actionin 'Wednesday cam e amid whwho wcrc doing nothing but i m h ic ts .,------L_J------;— _str«clurc-s;-gram s-H e .said-it..also-wovould_dc=_____.widcsprcadJcJcaLa.cQHMnli0n.c.0.wId_j>o|trolitics.’' ______------State-Senate-menmembers-cmphasizcd Dick Rush saidlid Wednesday that , ^ h . set up so> velop\ new programs lo> ;address dramaticallyy i alter major provisions fState Sen. Micfi5c7"TO?k((keitrt> le vole. that they did not1 wawanl Idaho’s action i he will seek stateate lawmakers* ap- - A that we5 I upcom ing agriculture issuemes such - o f thc two-ccn:cntury-old docum ent. Boise, Bo w as n o t present for the federal interpreted as casin,asing.thc pressure on proval for crcationion o fa Division of have: a as biotechnology, plant gcnctics g On a 40-1-1 vote. the Senate sent Driven I b y mounting ictilioncd Congrcss to erase■ase federal red ink. Agriculture Tcchnchnology when he ' m q u a l i t yf a and groundw ater protection3n. • th e resolutionon to the House for final deficits, def some 32 states pet on on a But they wcrc swa>iwaycd to rescind thc ... . . -presents his-budgtidget recommenda*- assurance . _ ...... action that,. wwould_makc_ldahp_the_CpCongrcss for thc convcntior ent, just convention call; byby statements from tions to the Legislgislature's Joint Fi- laborato- “W e don’t have anybcbody on third state inn tthe nation to pull back balanced bal budget amcndmen required,- top legal authoritierities and foriner R t— - nancc»Appropriati(lations Committee EDICK ries forr s StafT that understands that,at," Rush from the convinvenlion call.------twttwo short of-the irombCT re is any more conccmed before bei conccm about the ramifica- raj publican Presidentent 1Ronald Reagan. on Monday. nRUSH working5 s said. "W e'v e got to' chanange that “No one is Th»ncw agcncyncy would incorpo- with Ida-• prettyF quickly.” . _ about the balbalanced budget than 1 rate existing pest:wsticidc programs, ho ag5 'p'programs or animal pro- am.” sponsor:or Bert Marley. D-Mc- proud o f Cammon, saidaid. "But my concern is iT initiate new progrograms-to ensure grams,” Rush said al thc Idaho) The director said he is p: Y ou are inviti o t e d * ■ ' proper use of famfarm chemicals and Potalo> \ School and A g Expo in..1.. tthc Idaho potato indusuy7 for its what wouldd I happen lo this docu-- conduct tests toD assurea« consumers- -PocatelUcUo.------progressiveF stand-on agrigriculture - ment— .This:lis is not a political issue, t o a n ------Idaho-farm-produoductj5-are-frcc-of------More-:rc-lhan.l,OOO.polato.growcrs_cj_chcmicals. and_its_rcsponsnsiycness_____a partisan ississue. This is an issue chcmical residues,ics, were cxjexpcctcd to attend thc three-• tto consumer demands. about our naticational fabric.” ^ O P E N H O U ______But-Sen. Jcrry.Thomc,Jci JlrNam pa... thc lonc voteite against rescission, cit- Tiif. C ity o f Jerom e i s mmVINGAN cd thc lead rolrole o f Id a i^ c p u b lic a n OPEN HOUSE•ON 0^ Congressmanan Larry Craig, now a —HBoisc ID^mocral it thinks C o m m i s s i o'• i * candidate foror Ithe U.S. Senate, in thc SATURDAr, January■21 2!, m o cam paign for a balanced budget FROM900A .M .n 12011W noon. t u r n s d o w n “J am endm ent; to thc U.S. Constitution, "L any Crai,raig still thinks this w ill. This is an 0opportunity to see alllof of the aboutsSenate caampaign l o o f w ork.” Thom'}me told his colleagues, J parole reqw "H e still suppipports i t , ... and I'm not BOISE (AP) — Boiscan Ron Idaho3 Falls: businessm an David At>Ol- City facilities aiand meet the City Emplinployees. , : a party in this state o f Twilegar, who in 19'1974 bccamc the Steed, a political unknow n, is thee BOISE (AP) —.The IdahoIi Com - going to be a _ Busses will be aviivailable to tour the Citylity facilities.______first Democrat clccteKted to the Idaho - only fbiminnfllly.annouDced Democrat-.,1-- mission for PardoM and1 IParole has Idaho, to slapilapping.him across the ^ '. egislature from AdaAda County in 36 ic candiddidate. Stallings and former again denied the releaseeo f a man ^^cc. _ All City Buildingsgs ahd equipment will1 be available id he accepted the deci- yenni. may get intoto thell race for the. .governoror John Evans said earlier» convictcd o f killing a Levewiston po- . ^*^’8 Democratic Scnate'noj'nomination. thcy wen?crc awaiting th e results o'f f liccman alm ost 20 years aijigo sion o f state: S(senators who were truly forir your inspection. about thc possibility o f a ' “ I am in thc veivery preliminary polling br ei’s cxccutrve direttorrsaiaid hisTiistt— P>“Sresi.lo_ -at324-8189- That includes coiconferences with gets intolo tthe race, “that w ould not bc« parole hearing will \k in ii Januaiy budget issue.c. T He did notlot view thc vole by the top Democrats, inclincluding 2nd Dis- a fai:torr againstaj running.” 2000. . , trict Congressman Ri(Richard Stallings. Twilcgjegar said he would run as a "Thc commission justist did not "It’s his (Stallings’;gs’) call to make,” pro-choiooicc candidate in thc abortionn think he should bc bac on the said Twilegar. . “Iff heh( ran, I would debate,, butb said. “Thcrc arc a lot street.” Mrs. West s: afler not." m ore impmportant issues in this elec- W ednesday's qction. At least two o f kIdaho's top Rc- tion thanlan abortion. It shouldn’t bc< Cox w as convictcd o f m ------publicans-ilrcady-hi-have announced _uMd_byy thetJ voters to select nationalJ rcccivcd an indctermiininatc for the Senate seatit b afler responding to a rcpc sus- R-Idaho Falls. ing ofTiccice this year.” picious activity in a Lewis alley. Idaho PowerI avIsolds debaate over ddam BOISE (AP) -- F. For ihe time be- th e utility uti says it wants to knowM rock-filled structure about miles ing. Idaho Power Co. says it plans to how itss cuslomers c will bc compen-t- northeast o f Wciser. It wo l\\W ) stay out of reneweded debatei over the sated ifj:fjhc Galloway Dam reduces:s ^00,000 acrc-foot rese Idaho W ater Rcsourc)urce Board’s pro- tfiF powew er prodii'ctiori capability "ofi f ' would Oood on arca”upslre: posal to build the GallowayGa! Dam on th c Hellslis Canyon complcx.' It also isis Thc $110 million projec I thc W eiscr River. questioni]ming the impact o f watcr.fluc-:■ elude a 4J-m cgaw att hyi Bui thc utility-Miisaid in its weekly tuationsIS con local fisheries and rccre- pjant, thc U.S. Army Co'rp - newsletter that; it ha;has some serious, ation Inti1 the Hells Canyon area, ncers h as estimated. concerns it woiits> acaddressed as the “As oof f yet, Idaho Pow er has not)t Gene Gray, chairman oof fth e W ater board considers going goii ahead with received;d enough inform ation to0 Resource Boiud, has said i prima- thc project. m ake an assessment o f Galloway's’s ry purpose o f the projcct w bc to Idaho Power com:onicnds jhe Gal- impact rtregarding any o f those is-i‘ provide enough water to0 !help loway Dam "inevitabitably would result sues," the company said in its news'S salmon and steelhead smo towiind in impacts on thc5 eccompany's Hells release. “Until ‘ projcct developers^ the Pacific Ocean. .. . Canyon complex dcdownstream” on .canproviiwide data to the contnuy, Ida-1- It. also would provide irrigalion ■ thc Snake River. h o Powew er is concem cd thal .Gal-I- storage and flood control, but sclme ; Generating plantsIts at Idaho Pow- loway mimight have an adverse impact:t lumber companies ia thc New er's Brownlee, OxbDxbow and Hells o n thc company, cc its customers andd .M eadow s and TamarBCk;kjorea have ' Canyon dams togejhKlher account for its_enyiroiironmenial obligations.!!------— expressed conccnUhaLlwihc.rcservoir more than half thc: cocompany’s annu* The proposed p Galloway Damn created by the dam willr inundatei a al hydroelectric prodcoduction. w ould bebc a 300-foot-high, earth- add rail line. I 1990 New!W Truck, Van arind 4x4 Show . Contractctors annn I T oda;ay T h ro u g h S u n d a y begin add blitz — n I . -Thenew truckcks, vans and'4 -.w hee!e l d riv e v e h i c le s a r e • — ...... -H>0GATELL0— Five Idaho' ^ Ilassic CCoke I .at M agic Vallejiley Mall. C om e expersrience the exciting ’ ------Natioftal— B ngin«m ...... contraciors will launc.unch a mohtb-Iong getting off the.roadJnin -sty le------advertising blitz next nex week to prc- . I ■ M 9« - ^ s c n t their views onn theth fedeml atom- . | J ic site. )iet Coke Th® contractors} ininclude Westing- e n., I VParticipating i b eealers _ _ .... hduse'^Idaliir'NticIiaclistr-Co:rEO&G- ~ 0 -r.PackCanS;^ — — ^— - ______^___ Idaho^-RockwclUdJJdaho. P^tection . Dick Dey Isu;jzu . ------Tprhnf>tf)f?v ItiCrflfldind M-K, P e rs o n .* ' ' I ' ^ ■ .______^ .RaBa^HHaBSfirtOB a n hevrrilftl - .______INEL spokesmanlaii Nick Nichols— :^_BQ^Saym eBri=£J o k L ______bccausc thcy have'c at positive irics- ’ Wills M otoFComnpany sage to lell about thcthe research facili- ■ m T -— ^ ty west o f Idaho Foils•oils. )tfir GoDd fb a is * Fri • SiV* Soo "W c fee! that thehe INEL is a very /. ■ - - J a n . 2 5 ,2 8 .2 7 .2 8 valuable p artofIdah(laho's heritage and . _. cconomy and the5 future,”ft he said, ~ ' "Wc tccl thnt ttieici^are a so many dlF“ fcrent views beingg prcseiited'ori’flic’p: iagibV alljley_Mall:iL: INEL today that we w wanted to dia-L ‘ H ' . Mooday - Friday I0.a.n>.a.n). • 9 p.m, • Salufdoy 10 o m. • 7i p.m. ■ Sunflay £ioon • 5 p '.n ^ ^ cuss our view .” The vision spots and quailuarter-page news- wus on INEL im- paper flds w ill focus inram ininiaiT iK pacts oti the Plate'ss ececonomy and cd- _. I ramraramra n m ra raj^v^o. ' ucation, as well nsts tlthc Siuike River S H OOPKO S T O R E S , ING.IC . - . . H . aquifer, the sourcc:e of< debate sincc 1M9PI POLEUNS hOAD EAST, ivfllvfWFAOS. ■ MaasvUi iEnergy^whfirmcd ^p g MHUhM i THHllSMMjnAJ^ it is contaminated otthesite.ott ■■y '^ m m m ' T Thursday. January 25.1991990 Timos-Nows, Twin Falls,, lda^Idaho B-5

Va/jI l e y l i f e W- ; Handtcixipped’iparkingim te s 4 iedveheearipattim rffiu s ifa ted t z Iraelive men. w hich is OK^ if ithey do 'DEKR"ABB^Concerninglg handi-'h — ofihc: pliplate forw hom it is issued, - nent. - • ------V ' more sneakyaky about it than others...... I cars ago, my boyfriend was i il discreetly. cap parking ^accs:Jn Mas­ A b i q a i l A nd pcopeople who own the plates will'ill This year, thc Massac:lachusetts Fifly years sachusetts, thc law is such that • • ry be m oreare carcful ofthc inconsiderateIte RMV further expandedcd 1the law lo a girl watchcichcr When I complaincd. CONFIDENTIAL TO miJo ir n n R —you are in a wheelchair and car ■ V a n i j u r G n personsnsthcylend_the[r t carsto. _ includc “class 3 and 4"4" Iheart pa- h e io ld mIC ctl thal as long as hc lives. L.Thatwasthctruth.bc- 1LATE THAN N E V f^ IN[AT- A l ... walk even one step (os m y motnolhcr fore my open-heah surgery inn lients, by virtue o f thce sr 48 I “ P ...... I he's still looking. 1ihe zebra w ho said he undcrstIcrslood plate. I know. 1 begged the powjowers ^ ’ feet. I COcould nol get a plate cither. Although every stale,lc idoes not years and hc thal passcngeiS' wcrc supposc(loscd to ar* that bc to give her one. She hac — E.C. IN WINTER HAVE^EN, have thc sam e rcquircmijm enu for thc ' ' It doesn’tn’t botherI me a bit bccause t aws o f this state, this rive in alphabetical ordcr. WhW haf.s - tors’ rc<^uest3, but the answer^WM*^ v miliar with the law ?ULA. issuance o f handicap pl:plates, almost he’s a “lookiloker." not a "loucher." Wc r \ though a borrowed yourexcusc? ...CC50undm e NQ„You,mv.s,t,hay) I do know: Eventh all rcspcct plates issued,cd by other havea wondonderful marriage, and h e’.s j tiandtwlicnn nlaJtsJilJflt cnti* n E A I nosljexcitjng m an^rvc_,^c ■ Ic is t one foot missing. ■' LAR£.CMi3o?dpcs.rio,vhave-V5j,o^. sffles. And Massachu.se'iseits confcrs still the mosi ■pM in a prclcrrca— jjj^-j-j-., iifdclor""' ■ M y uncle, who lives in Ncw ew M c«- if'riussihg lO or ro get a hflhaiibi- ■'^ciprdcivon'fianaicjipiapparkmgpcr-'-mcr'''-'-'^^^^^^ I LOVE WITH A LOOKER formal cburcli wcdJinjin. m-lu ico, h as a handicap plate, andidhctnn h ana,nonblc-bod,cdied person should capplatisclhiilsp«cc. ing to} ththe Massachusetts Registry’ 0of provinces. INLOVE;Congratula. wcdding.'i. t To order, send along.n lo ... cappcd veteran. The laws are■c nnot OS Eveiyone seeinging anyone whom M otorir Vehicles,V one must suffer thcthe ^ __ ...... DEARIN ■sedenv'e-1 « a healthy person pcrmaneancnt loss o fthe use o f at least1st DEAR A BBY: I see;e Iletters in tions; mayly ilil ever bc thus. T h ere's busincss-sizc, I sclf-addrcssed — strict in New Mexico. ______they btflicve to be i lonc. plus clicck or moneyV onorder for _ ' Why the entire counuy doesixsn ’t drive mto the handindiChp p a rid n g n rrrrro n e footbot or leg,-not die-footorJeg; ilit*_yout.cQlumn quite oftenlen from wives nothing wroivronp with sublie looking.___ i f...'0 : DedrC TlclhVliccnscrium^:— sclfTYoiYourdifllcultyiirobtaining-a- a------whoarc-upscrwith-theiiicir husbtmds- - - as long ass ththc~saliva doesn’t run — .! (USO mCSniidu) have uniform laws conccmingn g park- " space should write Abby. Wedding noi^klel. P.OP.O. Hov ing spaces for disabled people}lc is be* Ix r down and repo:port it. Ifthe person permitit f(for yourself may have arisenen because they "look" at (other women, down his; chin.chi And by tlic way, men also like to look at at* 447. Mount Morris. III. 105-1. ■ yond m y comprehension. I live in is not qualified, thenthc reporting them becausejse your physician could not 1 think oil m en like: 10 look at some womci Florida now, and while I am1 ntnot fa- will finally resultIt inii the revocation state thathat your handicap was pcrma'la* good-looking women,1, bbut somc are ‘Thcrapi)y to go’) goes ukvhere cllient goi)es Shaiiring New York Daily News ------MuMuch-of-B-45-to-60*minute-oe-ofTice-scssion-is—foot-M-ii -inch,-l 80* pound -wom an.-'I- 'lie gol arrcsi*. wasteistcd while 0 clicnt gets comfoiifortabie, contends ed. I hadid to sliOw up in court." Thou;lOugh booked on on ssale. NEW YORK — ‘T v c doneone it in o plane. I’ve Fox,X, 1but "when I come into their:ir world,v that’s not trespasss 1 chargcs, Marsha continues,ies, “he says he ______done it in your finest restauraurants and in Burger so.” W\ hile therapy to go a p p ^ rrs s toti be unicjue, it’s didn’t dodo anything." King. I've done it in a horsc-’s mnever his fault," says Fox,.. tlthe nuances o f it in C entral Park.” . . . sccioja2jg.dicnJa_in_silualioD5^ys_ ys Joan Zlotnik. a her comimment seemingly lost onI Marsha. N "In a jkcspcrson for the National AssociationAsi of So- way, 1 ththink that's how he shbwsli's1 ic1 :arcs'abOUt------The aptly named Alicc FojFox ticks o ff cach lo- spoke r?-" ~ ‘ caie on a chipped scarlet fmg(ngcmail: “I’ve done it cialll VWorkers. It also seems to bc>c aan onswcHo the you, by fk keeping you involved withhhim h ." in beauty salons and in a baitiarbcrshop. but the best: demamandjhat therapists become! “r“more responsive___ Marcia:ia's tears flow in steady iribuibutaries.'Somc- could have died o fa ll is a limousine.” to clientclil needs," says Zlotnik. AsA s long os clinical timcsV shishe weeps, she wishes she coi Id bc morc con- Fox; a clinical social w orka•kcr, is delivering ther- standndards arc maintained (suchich as seeing the in placee < of her daughter. "I should I opy n ot unlike those who dc^i^ciivcr chickcn, chcesc- clicntcnt in a place where eavesdrop;ropping cannot oc- ccmcd alabout m yself, m y weight,' m>my life, 1 know. burgers and dry cleaning. She brings nine of the cur),:r), Zlotnik says. Fox’s innovatioation seems okay. But I'm tlr not." __ _ 23 clients she sees individualually “therapy to go." FojFox has coined a pKrasc forr herh delivery scr- "Youj-take i such good carc o f cvceveryone else in Fox believes meeting clientsts oon thcir own turf di- vicc,:e, "Foxidation,” which shec it ai depressed, 40-something; lockcrroomlo atten- the sirenenglh." Takc-out therapy "n-“makes it com- a limousine for the convcnicnicncc of clients con- dantnt w ho in ' two years hashas survived her fortablc.’e." WhereW Some Great Thinings... Never Change!e! stantly cn route. boyfiyfriend’s death by heart attackack, the demise of I lias gained 60 . - DOWNTOWN ON THE:mall- MAI - . “Everything today is to-j10-go," explains Fox. herr eelderiy father, and thc deathath of her beloved Later,r. Fox notes ihat Mareha Iv ie suspects Mar* B \M 144 MAIN AUE.S,* 7315-9771^ 9 : “People are stressed, and thertierapy has bccome an- dauglughter. hit by a drunk driver.:r. 1Marsha (not her pounds >s sincc entering therapy. She: ued lo her obesi*' OR WEST other su

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ti^s deep Americans believe family' tiesti and ______friendships w ll decpcn-duriniring mid-- ^ ^ * ^ 3 ^ -o ------_. "dle'age although’ four out ojflOpeo- f 1 1^ " _ “V % - • pie say they -will- marryy - a new ^ 9 ------^ I (J 'A 11-mcdical— B | g ^ ■ spouse, results of a nationol-r ...... ^ \ / / I M in middle oge, but an overwh•whelmin'g ^ '■ ■ m ajority said they wouldi tbccome ' J h closer to existing family andid ffriends. ^ The survey, conductcd b;by New ‘ M W orld Decisions Inc., o f Princeton,Pri l a N.J., also debunked thc thcoiicory mid- ^ Ufe crisis is inevitable. “‘Mid-life crisis' is a popuopylar no* ^ tion, but the ABFP report findsfim little ^ . evidence for crisis in m iddlele agei and abundant confirmation of a :gradual : awakening to life’s bountynty," said ■ _John C. Pollock, presidentIt oc f New • Wo'rtd. The telephone survey usedsed a ran* • dom sample of people agejc 18 and ^ : older during the first two monthsm c of ^ : 1989. It had a margin off c error o f plus o r minus 2.8.perccnt. ; The idea of becoming clcloscr to ^ 1 family and friends duringlg middle - ^ • w m s iRETIREW1ENTAR]LEYOUW(IfORKING[FOR? • Bgc was held the most by ppeople c o oge ^ • 45 and younger. Ninety-two pcrccnt of thattha group ^ • . i n k o p e n K it a struc[ggle? L et F arm ers riaiatiorL al B ar ogre^ th^ would ^omm c e closer____ W h y m a k e with-“cxlstihg family andi'd’“frierids ' " ^ t ^ a p e n cc i r t o ------— co^Jpftrcd to 89 pcrccnt of f tlthose 46 a n I R A a cccount for■ you. S o biM c j r e y o u \ • to 55 years old ond 80 perpcrcent of is-ietirem ern t a m ‘ • people over 66 in the survey.sy. th is year's■'s tax form1, ask younrself "w ho!s - Tlic report said 57 pcrccnccnt of all sexual sat- ^ . respondents believed that sex in, pay youu rse lf first,t. If^you op«> e n o r I isfaction increoscs w ilh age, aj but ^ 1 w o r k i n gg fo r?" The] :r cxpecta- ^ • younger people had higher c s a m e g r e aa t t a x ' • tions t ^ thtir older counter]terparts. add to a IF arm ers' IIIRA, y o u 'll (en jo y th e, i • Sixty-s« pcrccnt of re^'r^o n d cn ts :licVed-5CX— . . J u s t • . ages 36 to^5 said they bclic d e d u c t i oLn n and benee fits IRA 's~rhave alw ajays ottered. r ~ g o t bcttcr'w ithoge w hile 54 percent— ^ ------Igreed'and ' of those oge 46 to 65 agrc ational Bari n k ^ f f i t ^Toi- to d ay 's I r a t e s . : only 40 pcrcent of peoplee overo oge c a l l a n y F a r m e r s H a : '66 thoii^t thc statement wasvas true. i However, 78 pereent ofof all re- ^ • spondcnts said they disagrc.gre'cd th a t' » mlddl^aged fieoplc lose SC3sexual in* ' IMERS ^ ■*M{HHteVgc .,onen trfc hit;d trc to os 0 ^ ______BM • 'siad w ich genenitipn, mnyay bccome r ^ nONAl • one o f the longest spans in the life ^ : cycle ns people live lo n g er,";r," said Dr. w , . N icholas J. Pisacano. excciicciitivc di* ^ ...... ■ I a i mwiFOIC .• rector o f Family Practices. “Yet, this important periodio d o f life, • which bridges youth andnd...young 6™ ] • . ' A T r aadition Y ou C an C ount OrD n " ndiihhfw l w ith old pg6. hastins to date _ b e c a given little attention1 andon study^jB g T w i n U F n s ^ Wendel L by any professional discipUnilUne." I ^ f l iiih i th e report, H H 5 3 6 - 5 2 7 1 Pisacano said he hoped thc I5 4 3 - 4 3 5 1 734-lJ1 5 0 0 • titled “Perspectives on Middliddle Age: , j ^ D 160 Soulh 9914 1 Main Street 890 ShoshoneIC Street huNt • T hc’Vihtoge Years," will serve s e os a - p IBI l ______r : primer for more specific stistudies in ____ I the years to come'Dir m iddlddle age, a . : i^od'thothcsaidhasrccciv;eived little “ i a . ’ - J . ■' aitciitioiT."""'■ , V B-6 Tlmos-Nows. Twin Falls,alls. Idatio Thuretiay, Jonuaryry25. 2 1990 ______

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^ S t u d y sshows sidmilantices in Saiin franci:isc6, pbpssible IJtah quaake SA LT LAKE CITY (AP) (A — San I _quake’!ke’s damage also was a resultlilt of c o ia p a c tly . forcinging the water rnmcisco and Utah's WasVa.«tch Front q cfaction. betw een thc sand grains grc to push •• • a re a boih sh are lhe liqiliquefaction OH'mall earthquakike rattles partss of northern LUtah 'T/:Ic told a recent meeting off thci tow ard the surfacc.:. ThatTl r a m r th e ' p h en o m en o n , m akingE itil possible SNOWV U tahGh OcologiMl A ssociation thatIt the m a te n d l n ear thc: surface sui into a than an cxpccled futuutu re m a jo r iNUVVvWILLE, Utah (AP) — A minelin er earthquake Stations rcfxportcd. it heavily damaged orcas-in-in-thc sandy mud lhat actscts almost like earthquake could bc'as scrserious a^illjc- "’casunng,lg 3.7 magnitude on thc Richtcthtcr scalc ralticd U of Ui researchi scismic analystt L Linda Hall said 9 event also were hit hard inn th; c Jello, Y oud explained.cd. - one thal struck northernm Califomia ' : scction north of thc Great Sa:Salt Lake early there were;rc no reports of thc quakeikc being felt or j9q^16 •,temblor, estim ated at1 {8.3 Slides taken nflcrr thc the 19^9 quake — ’ last Octobcr, research shovhows. Wednesda;day. thc University of Utahih Seism£ ograph causing stntnictural damage. m agniijnitude on thc Richtcr seacalc, showed “sond boils,'ils,” wherc the Liqucraction'causcs sedimentaryse- Octobcobcr’s quake m easured 7.1. sandy mud wouldJ bi b u rst o r o o z e - , _____ soils to bccotnc fluid whiwhcn shaken I______-...... - I L iquiqucfaction occurs in situatictions through a crack in the[ic cci m cn L .

responsible for thc buborroT lhc -cSpcrfMiil.' ...... * proBiroSTcm, safdT. Leslie Y o u di, ,:a civil thc r906 San Fianrancisco Earthquake, fjjghI waterwi t a ^ c f ^ V r a ^ P s ^ aiking i i underestimating) thelie iamount that d a m a g e in last ycar'fs■s iBay Area ' Low valklicy areas along thc enginginecring professor at BYU.J. dctcrmiriing thahat most of that gausesses thc sand lo settle menore would occur," Yo^dIsaid. saii

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N ew ^lassifif i e d s . . : ------rights sstruggke,FBlsl»l6wn(§SiI S — ------' ^ N o ww O f f e r s MOSCOW (AP) — A ci'civil rights civil rights worvorkers wcrc murdered said.'id. “The people who know vwhat activist Tuesday night callcdca for in 1964, was5 hhighly critical of the happeppcned there are furious.’’ students on the campuspus o f th c movie "Mississiissippi Buming.” which The son o f a preacher who w.was a University of Idaho to noot t:settle for is purportertedly based - on meml:m b e r o f the KIu K lu x KlKlan , ___ iM rr ,jwiifl;heJjflR;becn-atT?;stc< ...... ' ' r y _ got^ education, securingI a ;good job killings.. " Im ics'ies inTlve'states ovcf'thVpiislist'3 0 ...... and living well. While thc momovie has raised public yearsars he's been involved in thec civili "Young people aren't supsupposed to awareness aboibout that liisloric time, rights;hts movement. He offered sisome TO be conservative. You’re supsupposed to Zcllner said thc film is liltcred with caplivplivating accounts o f early silsit-ins bc showing us thc way,” saidsai Robert inaccuracies. andd ffreedom rides, where hele n ot ' \ — ZcHner,-who-was raised in-,in-Alabam a----- “Thc-vciy'id-idea^thcy-w ould-takc—only->ly-witnessed but-was-subjecte:te d to ------i l M l otings at Ihc hands of whiles. m and bccome thc firstirst white these libertiess is just astounding,’’he beatin southerner to join thc Studiludent Non- Mid. . Zei:2^llner.retold one account ww: hcrc t C—KE Violent Coordinating CCo o m m ittcc W hat’s m oreore, he said thc movie hcwawas surroiindcd by on angryy iliiob (SNCC) during the violci3lcncc-tom makes the FBIBI oul to bc “the goocl andid k ick ed .an d b eaten iin to early 1960s. ' guys," whenn thet agcncy actually uncoficonsciousness, only to woke: uup in Zcllner, who spoke to a crowd< of contributed toto Ihc violence by not a poipolice station, where offiific e rs la le ” about 120 people at thc UlUI Student taking a morerc active role. “Don't threwrew him back to the mob ammd he ^ u r “‘daily d garage sa Union Building on thc lastlast night o f believe the FBI FB wcrc the heroes o f narro’rrowly cscaped being lynched.«I. 3cated under Oi3 i i e lhe university's Martin Lut!Luther King the civil rightsIts movement,” Zcllner '•’Bring “’B him here, bring him1 Ihere, n o w lo c ;’ll kill him."’ Zcllner saidid the Jr. cclcbration. ^so_wan/a rn c d o f a said. He saidd he1 and other SNCC wc’ll c o n v e n ilent e classificati; i o n - , "roll back*^in today's societciety toward members knc^lew within two hours mobDb kept1 scrcamingT He saJd he had racism through apai^lalhy and aficr the.threecc civil rights workers joinccincd oboul 130young black pcpeople ; e sometimes overt movcmentjents. were missing’ thattl “thcy were in Ihc onI a protestp morch at thc time. See G lass 94 “If you’re going lo0 h1 a v e an hands o f the badbai guys. ““I 1 ; saw the utter brovcry ofo f the inlegralcd cxpcriencc, you’ou’re going “If Ihc FBIBI had done w hat w c blackick corrmiunity." he said. ZclW iner ------to-havo to -w o fJ:^it^h c.sai-said.------pJcadcd-with-th-them- to-^lo-i}R■lhc.fusl—said^lid ihe.civiJjightsjDoycmw)i.o: ofth e______— Zcllner, who was worl'orking for day, thcy (thele civil> rights workers) '60sOs musti bc credited with gi'giving S_NCC in M ississippi wh'when three wouldn't have.■c bw n killed,” Zcllner rise« tc to thc anti-war movement. X T T E M S . . AREPP R IC E D iAT -I ^ c u ltp w)a^ntsKing i g-holiday-I______MOSCOW (AP) — Jhe University of Idahoh o 's he added, $200“rO R L E S S Faculty Council soori1 will w get bci»- ■ d Gov. Cecilil 1D. Ncil E. Franklin, a 1law professor, said almo5ost Andrus’ push to recogiognizc thc birthday of Martartin every minority studentnt heI tries lo recruit lo thc UlU Luther King Jr. as a staletale holiday. mentions Idaho’s reputjputolion os a racist stale. Thfhc Donald W. Crowley,::y, a political scicncc profcsscssor, slotc’^ failure to rccog:ognizc King’s birthday as.5 a ______W h eether youaree , - ______^djhc-J^lievcs-thc-f^ir^^riiTty n n im ril nnght.tfi Qitppfppon hnliday-inhibits-Ul-’s.flbiflbility-tO-rccruit minoritics.,h,.hc______^ recognizing king’s birthirthday a i a'stoic holiday^ said: “Wc arc only onec 0of three or four states thatth Clarcncc J. Potratz,, a mothr professor, said Jt seemrms b u y i i g " ..d o e s n 't” recognize the ihi slain civil right leaderJcr|s like Ur8_faculty' councuncil ought lo support . .. ------birthday as a holiday,, he said. "1 am bothered deep:cply birthday as a state holid.jlidoy even if il wasn’t hurtiri;tng ' ' ' t o in-priced itenm s , by the stale o f Idaho’s's refusalr to rccognizc thc do>Joy,” UI’s minority student rccrecruitment. T h r i f t y A^ ds, in classs 9 4 ,

) k . Firefightersrs still workidng on Utah1 theater firee i s t h es. . p lace to lool LOGAN. Ulah (AP) — An early and later •clcased rel from Logan cenlcinter. Thc strucmres were to househi : morning fire Wednesdayy guttedg the Regional Hospispital.-...... thcc AllianceA for the Varied Arts.s. upstairs portion-oL thehe h is to r ic Officials said saii it was too early to The Th remodelirig proccsss w as Capitol T hcalrr on Main StreetSti here, dclcrminc thcle causei of thc fire and expdipeclcd lo take several yeai;ars lo 4 Line s,*6 N cariy 50 firefighlcrs wwc ere callcd had no idea how he much damoge the compimplelc. but the upper portion3n lhal (ndditionil lincji K$2 c ic h ‘ add $1 p e r Sunday ininsertion) ' from Logan and neighboriio rin g tow ns fire did, but confirmedco: that thc m ain sustaiislaincd the heaviest damage; init the to the sccne-about 1:300 aa.m. by a downstairs theater area was firerc wasv lo open os an art gallciIcry in - passing motorist who sawsa\ flames unscathcd; . Mlay^ ay...... rising from the 75-year-old}ld building. Nonetheless,:ss, Logan Policc Chief Lo;Logan Moyor-Russ Fjeldstcd:d said - Logan Fire DefJepartm ent Alan Nelson1 Sisaid it was the biggest . notbiMbing o f historic significancece w as- . M spokeswoman Susan SnS m a rt sa id fire in ncariyf a a dccadc in Logan. ' 3amaimaged in the fire, even thouglJgh thc \ _____firefighters were al thele ;sccnc all Thc theateitcr was ocquired by roof’lof was a total loss and collapse?scd. ______^______night and late into thcic :m orning • Logan City twotwi years ago'through a . ‘TmTiappy ‘T Ifiarrrirhfl'iad"lo ___ Irying to control hoi spots.is. land exchangegc and a citizcns group hopp

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Introduced in House HB518 ( B u s in c jj) - Provi. for -paymenl o f premium taxes for < coverage of Cisics rcsidenl pr locatcd in IdahoI by a. ___ purchasing.gr^p .Of any meimembeji^f a__ • piifchiiing groiip. HBSI9 (Busineis) — Proliirohibits policy H provisions in an iniilvidual disalUsability policy H whicb excludes covcrsge fofor services V ■fendered in a'slalclllilifuilonro or r for benefits— ^ ------* provided by ihe Depannieni of • W etfur. • . . . - . HDS20 (Judiciary. RiRules h h h J Adminisiinlion) — Cp.rtccis coJicode cilaiion , law covering recovery of damagenages caused by a minor. s HB521 (Judiciary, Rules Rt and lingle Iteem O f Skki C lothiring Administralion) — Increaseses annualt base Every Si salaries and maximum annualual salaries for nonaiiomcy magistniies; increaseeases salaries of dlsirlCl court judges and Supijupreme Court — In Thee S tore... judges by 8 perceni on July, I, 1990 and 5 pereent on July 1 .1991. HBJ22 (Judiciary. RiRules and > Adminisirationl — Pravldeilei for written nolicc of possible forfeilureure of bond if J%: defendant faits lo anoear. HD523 (Judiciary. RiRules and les for wriilen ■ NOV Adminislralion) — Provides notice o f failure lo appear of personpc posting hail, ami provides for forfeiturere afleral 90 days. HD524 (Crane) — Provides,es i:ihat cigaittle * - 5 0 * -7 0 or release from . m ■ 'W holcialers may peiilion for r l brad requirement after HlingJ oof f relunis and payment o f cigarette laxes for•l2tnonihs. 12 ^ < . HBJ25 (Revenue and Taxotion) Ta — Exempis Idaho Special Olympicnpics fr«m suie \ V HENCE:" a n J D M l O R E sales tax. ;i Jackets, Shiells. Ski Panints, • lotiwJaced In Senate . Savee On All Ski ------s a u 7 a . cnuaian. R cio m fal the unemptoymem securily lavlaw to remove \ \ L IdlC dX a/ Ulii d v y i Ite—Piece-Suti C withholding of spousal luppoipport payments \ » " GRAND TAI from unemploymeni compenstensation and to , ^ IBlA B U C ^O q change the caiegones of aliensiens eligible for O V , JACKE ~ benefiiy------p a r k a S p o r tin a ^ IS) —» Allows lhe 5 ^ ^ lonshell-M ttLZIJgIPOLIT : ^ — ^^orComralBloiratd-lndustfial- ^^-•-Pol^iledN ylc SKI BIBS(n 'to exchange informalion. incolor -bloizes‘\ '■ ■■ --:■ Public Employee Retircmenl Syslem.Sysi ------SDI382 (Human Resources):es) — Expands ^eg. S80.00 j the investment authorityf of o Ihc stale .V C NOW $ -1■in99 ' Eadowmcnt Fund Invesuncnl1 BoiBoard. f V ) O N L Y "■■-SDOaJinufnairRtsourcei ublic Employee ^ONLY-X ’ l^ n i c a l changes in iho Publi I O W ® 9 I Retirement System law. • SB1384.(Heallh and WelfareIfare) — Allows _ ’xi m a conicnif to lerminate parentalntal rights to bo ^0 . $25 fi So. rREVetW NS-€HAS‘V\UL. I M T I TIFQDAVI w O ------SBI385 (Healih and WelfareIfore) — Deletes m illegitlmaie children from ihethe dednilioni of parcnti for purposei_orterminaiiinaling parental ^ ' IVIiOAGICVALLEY ’elfare) — Sels | | ■ ^®SDI386 (Healih and Welfi A / I A L L guideline* forthe publicaitofl o< f notices of. I

' ' “ ^1'm 387 (Healih and Welfare)rare) — Require# H TWIN FALLS-_„ se expenditures ■ i h * t \______1 • - ’ fldoplive pa'renis to disclose e PSC s fcilinu...... - B-e Tlmos-Nows. TwinI FalFalls. Idaho Ttiursdiy. January3fy25. l990- ' jr /d ^ R e lI c a s c jr ff M a n d e•la ex p ei>cted SODipii^in^louthJifif r ie a i cp<»nt Ih rrf H.nys in South Sl said 1 could exp«lcl majorn develop- ~~ " apartheid mo^Tment seek-to-lo-negoti— ing a reciprocal1„. ,,. com m ilm cnl’-to .a ----- Col — JOHANN-fNESBURG, South Africa ap iftders, ments soon.” negotiated solutiiution, Cohen told a Africifriea meeting govcrmncnl 1cm (Ai‘) - The Tl lop U.S. official on atc ate a political sclllcment. anti- Mandela, 71, hasis bcbeen irnprisoned j • news confcrcncc.:e. inclui:luding dC Klerk, and i Africa . he Souih - C ohen’s asscssiMsmcnt o f de K le rk 's, .opnrtlnrthcid figures such as Angi /. dc Klerk assured him He said he believed lhe life sentence for sabojobologe and plol- - - -- j . ndcrtakcn reforms was farar :more positive than Archlxhbishop Desmond Tutu. ' _ black leaderjc r Nelson Mandela will ^ _ AAfrican ( govemmcnl had und : spec- ling lo overthrow thelhe government,f undamim- - the one offeredd I b y 'a U.S. CQngr«-_ ColCohen was askcdif^dc Kle^k s freed soon.n. " ”a'commitment "to m ake fun clease,------A skV d'if hccxpcctciccted thc govern- , — - lal change in thc'South Afri'frican po- sional delegationon that visited earlier ifieded a dale for Mandela’s r'cle black ment to lift the 3H-yc4-ycar-old slate of ^ ing about this month. It can;ame on the same day thee country’s best-known b In an upbipbeal assessment of South litilitieal sysiem so as to brini em ergency and legal:cgalize M andela’s ■ ; racial conflict, thc U.S, as- dcdemocracy." the Stale Dep;lepartmcnt criticized Icadci3dcr. •- Africa's rac "Hc (dc Klerk) did not give; mer a African National Congress Con guerrilla >, crctary of state for African “ Equally important is myy impres- South African popolicc fo r using forcc "H( ' sistani sccrc ,lc o f release, though he saisaid il_ m ovem ent, CohenI saitsaid, “Thc answ er { affairs. Herrcrman Cohen, said both thc-sic-sion that ihe onti-apanhcidid move--to break.up.a peapeaceful protest Tucg* dale, )WfT------wouh3uid-bc-soon;*^ohen-said;-i;-iiHc"-^ba6ically is yes.” ': : r : . *,•’,■'’''-^1^ i while-runI ggovernment and the linli- m

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la u n c hk ------R& j ZE H — p r o b e > ' U CllU^OURA. Japaiapan (-AP) — . Jap an 's first lunar proprobe was put- . inlo orbit ground liic(he Larth on j vVcdncsday. cndin^Tia I'4-ycar gap' ■ betw een moon' missiotl^iotiii’and’piving — m =PIERIm m ncw prestige to ihc coui;ouniry's young a space progrjm . Space ccntcr ort'iciaicials said the WB Muscs-A satellite, as\ pl: planned, scpa- ______a t i!d_frQ_m im -Nissatl^riibm ndc_rocke!^^_J^ several minutes after lift'linoir Wedncs-” day night from an occai;canside launch « ------siuxin southem Japan.I. * M ission chief Hiroki)ki Matsuo .said S EnBj8HHEiB8BIN data from Inicking stati'tations iti Cali- f SI fomia and Aiistrulia:a :showed the m f i i satellite was orbiting; th the Earth al a maximum distance■ oc f lKf.,000 l ^ g c9 DAY!S ONLLY milcs. T he satellite in its highlyhigi elliptical 1-22 THROUUGH 1-31 199190 o?Sris to close withinin 11.2501 milcs I _____ oflhc moon by Marchh U 18...... I You'll Pi>ay No~Finannee Charges!S F o r O n e Y<)Tear O n Anyr P u r c h a s e At that time, shorll;only beibre it e s S t o r e s * crosses the moon's path pa in a so- Y o u M aake At All W V ilson-Bate: called ■'swing-by," it: is to release a »U'LL iSAV^E STOREEWIDE FCOR sccond, smaller salellilelile. which will I < iPLUS YOI bc propelled inlo lunurnar orbit about ~ • 10.000 miles from thejne moon. EVERlY ROOMI IN YOURR HOME Tlie'bmaller satelHlewliTwiirscnd'data— t_o/its_moih« satt;llhete

— ^As technicians prepariparcil the M3S- ^ i S TO0^994^® 2 rockct on the space:e c cenler's only BllUNK BED W/ MATkTTRESS - REDUCE:ED TO SELL launch pad, officialsils siiivcred in w i m i0% w IHTEBEST FOR 1 YEAR I buildings around thce c center where / heaters were turned olT to conserve-, NOV)w®399®V elcctricily for the launchnch equipment. 'M K W LOVE SEAT/ SISLEEPER REDUCE;ed 30% w m i i0% K IKTERESt FOB 1 YEAR------■ A round the site, voltvolunteers from • neighboring villages stood ste watch in NOV,„$279®® thc firefighters’ Iraditiolitional* rcd-and- W 7 EDUCED 50% black uniforms. r PC. ALL WOOD DDINETTE SET RED VmHO%IHTERESTFORl1 1YEAR now«549-J99 U.S. tourirists I 5 DRAWER BlBEDROOM CHEST!ITS, REDUCED 30% mraov.iiaEBEsiFORl1 iYEAR ^ rc cremeiated Jj | L 1. KATMANDU. Ncp;'Jepal (AP) — NCiow*97"^ ^------Tw o - AmeTicaii-to uristJ ^ ----- —1-GR |: y - w n H iB0% IHIERESI FOR 1 YEAR V ” 'pyrcs'bcsidc a sacrcdcd river._!n.Kat-i ' I iinondu. ALLA1AT 1/2 PRICE ■“ iR icH m o h d .'T C a lil’., 'and'~his~wife; ani ) 'Karen Lee Duthic, 31,I, tboth wrapped , -SabjBCltoa^VB^cd credit With 20% down ^._w hite linen, were:rc cremntcd in ... Balance doa In 12 equal nonthly j ” ■ liies M l largely followiowed tlie Hindu------Pnstallnn^.-Ccit-ol[-of credit Inoludedln prices— — .11 . qnotad for g o o d i Md *ta n lc e i______L_r!rrmnltf>n H fnrkr^• -Pr.^m PfiTin7r7;7~^^^M i^B 8 fThopa-Magar and iiislis crew of six > Imen used 530 poundsmds of logs to '• ’J w J ; build the pyres on thcle sandysi bank of :. #J^L /V , .------^the-holy~Bagmati-Ri>R iv e r nt TfWii ^ I' Ghat, on Katmandu's8 s

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\ l l m p r oo v e d SS o v i e t -- I r a n i sa n j c e l ia t i o n ss J m p ejidlexL “ *“ proj(icts, including rcopicopcning of a. - crbaijan, by demonstratiniin g in By VINCENT J.SCHODOLO L S K I M ------n A z c rb gas pipeline between Iran and Sovicl Soviet Union ,hcir i ki}ighl‘Rjddcr News Service/ice ;ir towns and gathering onin Ih c 'To fight IslIslam, Gorbachev:v is now holding ' Azerbaijan, ihc Kremlinnlin agreed to “*P ^ {j bdrdcirder of thcH «lw ic Rcpublii -theMarxisist sword of Lenirlin and Stalin in provide Iran with we:ipon!pons .sy.stems, i - .MOSCOW'— n il Sovieiviet U n io n ' n; which is the cenicr of Islu csi in retaining * ' _ The Kremlin’s interest i - and Iran have inlcnsificd dijdiplomatic < radian'iancc in this cra, want to rctuiluni 10 one hand arand the poisonousus bayonet of the® close coniact with Iran1 lielies primarily J. contacts over the last wccvcek in an > ^ bosom of Islam and restore I an White House> ini thexpther.' in m aintaining order:r aalong thcir S: effort to Dmintain their im p ro v in g t identity ” Ihey said, accordinlin g 'io America: common 49().tnilc bordlordejj Above - ^ I lost id i relations in the face of violetolcnt unrest | ^ ~r~!~ ; Iranian news agency. IIW A. ------th e Im iTiar'wanrina^Offlparecrwixr 1 ' flowing from Iran jo jhc:hc /Azerbaijani- — : J kbar Mohtasheini, M straddles the U.S.S.R.*Irann frontier.fi laphor used a day earlier byby A li ’ nationalists battling So\Soviel troops isurTcction. t Despite some stridentn t I r a n ia n f r J Gsorgla ;bar Mohtashemi. a foro r m e r Former Iraniann InteriorI Minister*r sent in to quell llieir iiisun A k S g ih c b o r d e r j^ h cro ”ric:^In:^supportrof' erior.minister and conservav a tiv e " — Conditions along ll _ in tc ri< rar careened out oJ handI in Dcccmbcr j Azerbaijan's Shiite M government appear lo bc I W c te is roughly the size slogans, ihcy abuse on thc Kremlin as hehc Chanting Islamic sloi I pragmatic line in dealira lin g w ith ...... f •To fight Islam, Gorbochchev is retain an ancicnt tribaliri culturc and much ab ,ts and fencjng T o 1 thc White House. Mo.scow•^k.-ji lore down border posts a Moscow, mindful of thce c«economic \ w holding iKe Marxist sworord of have never acccptctItcd the legitimacy uif ahd crossed the frontitintier in large L ’ n o w I ift for Iraq in th c P ersian G ull ; a n d p o litica l b e n e fits at stak'"spokc.':m3n“an~G ennady ■ sake of some wider Islamicme mission. AzcrTMoslcms:ns:------la n cy Sovicl-lran rcrelations "were In idditionaddi to lonu-tcrm economiclie (ierasiniciv said Monday.ay. They just don'l work ihatI wayw. in thc “The Mosloslems of Sqvici brinknk ofthc prccipicc." xls-Legals-s-Legals !GAL-NOTICE~LEGyGAL-NOTICE—LEGA3AL-N0TICE— i^EGALib^NQTrGE^LEGAL-NL ^ ^ T I C E — — ~ LEGAL NOTICE h L: e ~g a l n o t i c e ~ CEGArNOTICE—c CECEGATNOTICE—LEG ERTSON. TOLMAN. SHERIFFIFF tho pointinl I of being beyond siring lo conomment may .ip- subsequoniII poymenispo uniil __ (COMUERICIAL BANK Siato10 ol0 Idaho, in and lor ROBEF County ol Twin Falls. ' 4 TUCHCKER, CHARTERED by/JamosnosM unn' repair. pear and bcbe heard at thc iho date ol s;sale Of rein- " -C0NS0UDA7ED REPORTT COF CONDITION.(induding D •v/ith a monttily 3 D o m e stic ond Foroign Jho jistrato Co' Division, by Iho-. P.O. Box Bo 1906 PUBLISHISH: T hursday, Jnn- 1 deem I thiithis 4th Ibor ol ilic nopointcd limetir s!Q!ci!it;nt,-v/ilf ------Subsidiaries) PublU hod InI acaccordance with a call madeJo by' the Stalo Banking vo-nam cd plaintiff, and Twin Falls, Fa ID 03303-1903 uary 16. 16. 25, February 1 Twin Fall:Falls County Courl A complcle;le description is late chargee ol S14.77 and Authoritlos & by tho Fodoralal RosorvoP Bank of this DistricLCL Logal Title of Bonk is ore hereby cJiroctcd to PUBLISJSH; Thursday. Jan- .mds,. 1990.19 ______Houso COCONDEMNED. o" :h '-'o the Tv;m Falls the principalMl balancet ow- rung and 2 on!ri() irig a s of this dato on the TW IN FALLS BANK & TRU3TJST COMPA_NY* -C ITY OF TWIh a writton answor or. uary 18 and 25. Fobruaiy |NThITHE DISTRICT PUBLISH:SH: Thursday, Jan- Cil/ PMnnm WINFALLS.-COUNTYOF fiio a v nor at City Hnll, obhgalon scci:socurod by said AHO 03303. S tato Bank No. 90, F Ion motion in ciolonso 1, 199090. COURTIRT OF THE FIFTH uary 16.26. 25 and February Adm^isirnto TWIN FALLS. STATE OF IDAHC ), Federal Reserve District wntion 0 321 Sccondnd Avenue E,ISI. D e e d ol)l T ru si is - : BUSINESS ON DECEMBER 31. tho said Complainl ------— CIAL DISTRICT OF 1. 1990. No. 12. AT THE CLOSE OF BU }1,19S9. to tho NTHE DISTRICT TH EST .c o p •------73G-2257 339,990.47,7, plplus accruing . , —...... — — withinlin t twonty (20) clays ol . IN STATE OF IDAHO, NOTICE C son/ico ol Ihis Sum - CQUI;URT OF.THE FIFTH ' ikjai CATION ■ '.V Thorn,13IS G( Condie ' 'In le re sl. All .d e lin q u en ,l_ -., 1 AND FOR THE APPLICA! payments aroiaro now due, to- .. ASSETS MHll. Thou is: and.you aro lurihor JUDICJICIAL DISTRICT OF '""ccCOUNTY OF FOR WAT H T h u r s d a y s , gclhur wi:h1 unpaidun( and ac- I.C ash ond baloncos duo fromjm dopbsitoryc Institutkins: lied lhal unloss you do _ THE\ SSTATE OF IDAHO, TWINFALLS tv The ____ notiliod ho»owing iQ0 and. ^5 1560 • cruing lQ»f! ■ a :N 0nlnl0f06t-b0arlng bnJanclancos ond curroncy and coin...... wilhin thb timo horoin ' NAND FOR THE riAGISTISTRATE DIVISION aoDlicatio ...... 8- ^ so with COUNTY OF cSbNo 3TICE OF . isteo's fees, ai- .b. Intorost-boorinfl bolancos..o s ...... ciiiod.. Iho plainiill wil! No. SP-90-00013 I lifod to a lues, cosls nnd — spociliti TV/IN FALLS m o t ic e ' w aio rso ? lh c S tn io TRUST!ITEE-SSAl.'i r tOMiey s lues 3 judgmont against you ^ :E TO CREDITORS ' public wai mado lo protect 2.Soa/ritio8...... 71.490 takojui 1 No. 418*17 n Iho MatiorMa cl thc Estate q| idaho',Q. On tho lOi10th day ot M.iy. a'Jv.mces mad icuritkj’s purchased undor ogroom( p'rayod in said Com- ho hour ol 10 00 'h e securityrily a sso c ia io d 3. FodomI funds sold and uicuri im onts to reeon op . Pfa JCE OF SHERIFF'S S t i NMlA BOSS, 37-03585 3 • '5?°,^’''’° In dom estic officos of iho bankbah and of its Edgo and Agroomc ' , Deceased PAULKN.KNER HAYHOOK o'clock A MM., ol said day. " “5 'O'cc(oiedosure. The miont subsldiarios, *^Tho*lo'naiufo r of tho doim y olocts 10 soil or o ndinlB F s: M CREDIT BANK OF NOTICECE TO CREDITORS RANCHE:;HES in c . 'he lobbi:by of the OHice ' bonoliciary ole linst you is an aciion KANE, a corporation. £ 5^ ,, A m e ric an T itle causo tho1 trustIrus property to paymonl ol amounts ,taio ol Tina Boss, h C 601 BoxBo 1010 olF.rslA. a. Fodoral funds sold,...... 11.210 K I ! ;ossor by merger to | y. 1616 A ddison bo.sold to.sntii,5atisly_said obli-______ndor ogrooments to rosoll...... ing lor mobilo homo D ocoasod . Biisj IDEID 03314 • Co.mpany. b. S o c u ri^ s purchased undo 0 ow ing Federal Land Baak ol Probato p No, Source:e:\VASTEWATER V Avenue EaEast. Twin Fa ls, „ k rentals logothor wiih December 26. ___4 .J jo n s nnd looso finandng ro< parkits r(and allornoy's foos. ^pokaro n e , SP-90-00013 SI Tributary;ary: SNAKE RIVER 'n. Countyty of Twin Fa.Is. DATED: Dei ' a . lo a n s a n d toasos. not ofofunoam ui od ...... 0 9 5 0 6 cosls a , Plainiifl n o triC i c E IS HEREBY Divorsioision Pt: SWNVVNW SLi:e ol Icia■ciaho_F.itsLA^''r-— UNES_S^my ^^nd. and ______iiiaan'-TdoX ani r ~ ______b-LESS^Altowanco for.loanj ...... 9 ^ ______^WITN N-lhat-C.J:-Boss-has— ■1-T-06S-fl-12= C.10-T.110-C an Icfaho^orpD- pany olI Idaho. Id Inc.. e. LESS: A ll^ to d tnmifor»r riskrii rosorvo...... urt°lhis 23rd day ol Oc- irwiLUAM BLASS Son^apoppointod porsonal Usoi POWER PC (10.000 ...... 0 Court I GLENNA BLASS, ^ “"osjsentativo ol ihe CFS) - 5 successor/irii; I- trusioe d. Loans a n d l o ^ s , nol ofunoamof u od incomo, lobor.;hard A, Ponco. Clork • ^’‘JSba3and ond wilo; THE abovo-no -n am o d docodont, ToialalDivorsiOo: D ee, v/ill sell;ell ai public auc- Monine :d Cdo, o . Trust Olfic- I (itoms 4.0 m inus 4.b nnd 4 x )“ ... 10 highesi bidder, er. aSowonco, and rosono (Its - :...... 87,450 Richar.Jerry Wooloy 'OAHO10 FIRST NATIONAL All porsc)rsons having claims (lO.OOOOOOCFSr ' tion, to Ihe 5. A ssets hoU In trodng aocour 0 by/Jerr K, a g a inISI s l tho docodpni or Dale Filec'lied: 11^13/1939 >3' c-"''’' in '<■ lawlul money PUBLISH:: Thursday, Thi Jan- puty Clork BANK, Iniiod S lates, all uary 10 5nd and 25, : February ___ 6.»omlws.ondjlxo ■ 1. 1990.-______Writ ol od'com pnnios...... 0 10 tOth day ol Janu- date ol3l UIho lirst publication- jo c t lo10 ;all p rio r w a le r scribed je.1l0.11 properly, situ- COURTOF OF THE 1 FIFTH 9. Customors* liability to tWs bofbonk on oceeptancos ootstandngShg...... 0 IN -• I THE DISTRICT le Counr/ ol Twm j j q i c i a l DIS lURT OF THE FIFTH ^ ly 1990,-out 19 of and un- ol thisis notico or said rights. P ro te sts m ay bo oicd in the L DISTRICT OF 10. Intongiblo a sso ts...... 0 COUR ho soal ol tho atiovo- c la imIS s wili bo lorevor submitleitled based on thc -Falls, biaieue ol Id.nho,-,.'.nd i,,j: STATE.TE OF( IDAHO. DICIAL DISTRICT OF ^ ° rd os follow s, to , i;j p( llrOthorassota ...... 5,303 JUDICE STATE OF IDAHO. cnu«odod courl on a Docroo barred.i. CClaims musl eiiher ctiieriaa ol Sec. -12-203A. d escrib ed D FOR THE 12. a Total a s s e ts (sum ofitomitoms 1 through 11)...... orodosuro rocovorod bo prosojsonied to tho under- Idaho) Cs doforrod pursuant to 12U.S.C.' 'o-oniiilod action on catod.i. (or lilod with tho ol Soc. •) c. Total a sso ts'an d k)ssos di C. 1823(j) TWINna IFALLS • 5tli day ol Januory. cio rk ool ll tho Court. C o d e . PrP ro ie sis m u st b c 2 •ol 'CARRICOWAR- C, 10500 1050 (sum of itoms 12.0 andd 11! 2 .b )...... 186,027 MAGIS.GiSTRATE DIVISION D. in favor ol tho STEPH?H A N . KVANVIG, lilo d willwilh Iho Director. DERGS] SUBDIVISION, a n o t h e r1 SUMMONS SU )bolo Caso No. 4470 1 ? ^ ° : LIA^UTIES Probol /o-namod Plolntill. g REEN\:NWOOD. STONE S Dopi. ol VWaler Resources, T-vm Falls Fa County, Ida- STATEWIDEIDE COLLEC- >TICE TO CREDITORS escribed ar, lol- T«r:S^lNC ,< l l Deposits: NOTIC 151 Carl William Blass TRAINOI'iOR 2148 411;4ih Avenue Easl, ho, des C ’ Tho Manor 01 Tho Es- q | •. a.lndomo8ticoHtcos...... 155.161 In Tho Gtonna Blass, hus- by/Russeissell G, Kvanvig Twin -Fall• Falls, Id.itio 83301 loivs PlainiiK I and wilo, for.iho r.um_ A tto rnncys c lor Porsonal on or bo:bolero FEBRUARY BEGINrJlNCNG nt tlie Ear,t_ ’ (DNonlntnrosl.bearing., HR >ato 01 “v ID'a LLEN PA R KER..... o f s jo>00,705,17; i logothor Rcpresoiisenlalivo 5, 1990.10. ■■ ■- ...... -liiiL'orG ALViNRODBI)BBINS' ...... (2)Inlorost-boafing...... Docoasod. .^iilicacosis in.tho.amounlol--P.O, Bo«Bo* 83 ------n.-Kciihl-ilh Higginson,- - - — -'Oclcndanl— ----- : tmst ccm cr thrfi.- - -p,,,. 5 ,.,,^, q) | ------■ — b ~ 1n lorolgft-olTlcoBrEdgojo sa id Agroomont subskJiarios..ar> ar dl8 F » ------0 ^JOTOTICE IS-HEREBY-y, “G.75; and atiornoy- Twin FaFalls: -Id.iho-83303 — Director “ ot Idaho sends VEN thal tho undor- (DNonintorost-boorfnfl...... 0 GIVE , in tho amount ol 0083 PUBLISHISH: T hursday. Jnn- „ . r. to Ihe above jnod hy. boon ap- 59,4 7. S=„ih n - ,a i o o i S S S , ...... 0 sig rio .75; for a total judg- T o lo pp h h ' o n o : 2 0 8 -7 3 3 - uary iB.iiiBand 25 1990 niENC!; S leiid.ini, . . (2) Intorost-boaring...... inlec^ p e rso n a l ro p ro - c the East line ol you H '‘ her d and socuritkjs soU undor ogroon 1 ol $201,736.67. to- -2721. NOT■JOTICEOF.BID “ hereby nolilicd ;i4. fodoral funds purchased or ntativo ol tho abovo gc'iheiie r w ith in te r e s t PUBLISI nplainl has been lb offkMS ol the bonk and ol Its Ed JSH: Thuraday.'Jan- Notice i - - to ropurehaw In doinostfc 0 X"'td g o .. namocmod dococJoni. All por-. if,gfQQr■on ai Iho rato pro- uary 2525. Febiuary 1 and 0, that iho ^ istyou in Iho dis- . and Agreomont subsidlariosirios.ondlnlBFs:. ns having claims vidcdj byt Idaho law tc:ix»— 199O:— -cl-llte-Slnle-ol— ------ainst Iho docodont or ■ —Disirrcrs a. Fodoral funds porc^s^ ...... 10.466 again: upon iudgmonls. Ircfm ifj. -tlTHE- DISTRICT -Idaho wil n and for the ...... ostato aro roquirod to „,q . b.Socurllios sow undor agnogroomonts to repurchase...... ■ ‘ liis os Jaio itieroof until paid. q q u RTRT OF THE FIFTH bids lor Twin Falls, (in isont thoir_clnimf._wihiii _i.,qm.o-com m anded and re- - ju D tc t; “ “i a S Lstratc S Division 15. Domand n otosissuodtothc)thoU.S.Troosufy .....:...... -"v.7'o_ prosorir (4) monlhs alter tho CIALDISTRICTOF- sumablo ...... n lour (< id 10 proccbd to notice STATE OF IDAHO, lof the.0 11990-1991 school °ol Loi 2 to th c „>efoo(^)by by the abovo 16. Olhor bonw od monoy...... to ol tho lirst publication o( Beginning. nam ed Plain ...... dato 0 olo and to,soli at pub- .f. a i unlil 3.00 P.M., Feb- Tm lainlill and you and obligations undor copitalizod I this notico or said ucauct AND FOR THE year unlil 17. Mortgago Indobtodnoss and o d lo o s o s ...... 0 of ,h i OOUNJNTYON ruaryI 2 2. 1990 at thu r u s tc e li.is n o directeded to l( Ille a wni- ie . Bank's liability on accoptancUincos oxocutod nnd outstnncSng.ng...-...... 0 c laimiims will bo forovor jcjtccj lOlACininir-Iratioi. ]e ol a m ere par- .ms.vercr or or written mo- trod. Claims must either cjgijon I FALLS . S c h o o l . ubordinalod to doposits...... 0 barrod nn, 201 M.lin Ave- cr.cnplion ol the „3n m dclcnsiIcnse 10 the said 19. Nolos and dobonturos subo prosontod to tho undor- p,occci ISTRATE DIVISION Building, elorericed renl compl.iintwi ...... 1.208 bo pro a r o i No,SP-90-59 n u o v/esl. V/e Twin Falls, ^,‘1° 'V , It within tw enty 20. 0 tt>orllabilitk)s...... mod at tho addross indi- latisfaclion jji, of said Do- n'R D FP but lor puipoiics ie service o( ol this ■ • 21. TotHTtiabilitos (sum oi itomsDm slStfirough 2 0 ) ...... 166.835iRRRic S'Snodtod. or filod with tho q lER. NOTICE. AND Idaho■83301. 63: S lancewilti Section ;i,tjimons: a of Forodosuro wilh ' IMONS FOR HEAR- The list ot supplies .-mcl s: and you are 22. Umltod-lifo proiorrod stock.>ck...... - ...... r...... 0 Ciork(Drk ol tho Court. ,n,o,o-rest thoroon and my litio n s m.-iy b e o b - 60-113 Id.Idaho Codo, ttw luriher noMieciMied that unless JDA ANN PARKER 3 c o n d itic EQUITY CAPT1AL — ...LINDA and CSDSIS. Proporty |„ ,i,o in) interesi ol: i.-jinod.d lifrom the School Jrusice-Ij- h o s - b c o n -in — yo-j m -io0 withinwh Itio linio .,»1. Filor, ID 83328 (j,rccic 23. Porpotual proforrod stock* (f(No. of sh a re s outstanding...... NONE) Rt.,»1, Itcd 10 bo sold is situ- MAS QUINTON Purchasii hnt tho address ol h.jrem spccilicccilied. Ihe plam- BRUCE COVINGTON “ ,oin in Twin Falls County. I " ? n srninosido Dtivo, i,||.v/ill tako take judgmeni ____24. Common stock (No. ol shariharos a. Authorizod...... 18.000 P- :ornoy.for.lho.Estato._..-._.,si,-,iocBRI .0-2-86 School ------b:Oulstand!ng i ot.-ldahorand is do- c'laytcyTON QUINTON ' ' '•Building.: n o ...... “ I''®vd), -Twin-Fal!eT -ngainsryouDu rns prayed in ...... - - ..-.V.T.--.1Q.OO0)-..v.7.-.:r.1,800- ) Box 1905 scribedied as follows, to-wii: sometim es asso- f,aid complamiilami ,in Falls. ID 83303-190G pApcE .6-7-00 T ho ' [Jo Board Ot T ru ste e s 25. Surplus...... ,n...... 7.;.-.: ...... 8,700 litd u ndor E ightoon lor Twinvin F.HISI Dislrict »-l 11 ci.ited withith sa ’d renl prop- The naluroire ol c the dnim 26. UndivkJod profits and capitaipitai’rosofvos....'...... ;...... 9.492 200-7:0-734-0700 • tS n S li Soulh. Banjo Boar'S ves thu right lo iclecl ' a^iainsl youou isic an account i JBLISHED; Thursday. '^',5 5 ol Ago. losorvoG 27. Cumiilativo foroign curronqpncy translation odjustmonls PUBL 6 ^ 5 1 of tho Boiso A otilion undor iho Tor- a n y or .all b id s a n d to Said s.Heale will b c m ade ,-,r.signed lolo thelh plainiill for nuary 10 and 25, 1990, covenanl or war- collection um of itoms 23 through 27}...... Meridian S ection 22: ition ol Parent-Child waivo) aiiall inlormalitic wilhout co 20. a. Tota! equity copital.(«uni i d Fobruarv 1. 1990. V1'2SWt/4. has gardmg title, pos- WITNESS3 My M hand nnd b. L osses doforrod pursuanuant to 12 U.S.C . 1823(1)...... ^ las boon Iiled by ttio TW IN F IN THE DISTRICT PARCi S o K or oiKuinbrancos ■aid Disuict Coun Id lossos dofofTOd pursuant to IN irlmoni ol Hoallh and DISTRIC c. Total equity capital and la :O U RTO FTH E FIFTH VV1/2N2NE1/4 and South 25 S a:re. r e Tho merits ol the BY: Jenn ' the obligation no- ,[,15 ,g„,day ^ ol DECEM- n o f itoms 28.0 a n d 28.b)...... , and pursu.anl 10 , 32^ ••t2U.S.C. ie23(j)(8umof ...... 18-992 UDICIAL DISTRICT OF D01 (ool 0 I S E 1/4NE1/4, ol " Son ' will bo oxtiminod Clerk oil J9, HE STATE OF IDAHO, SocSection 19. Township 9 v er 01 „ a io c o n - R,c),n,d a . Pc 29. Total llabllitk)8. Pmltod-lilolo proforrodpi stock, equity THE 1 ovidonliary hoaiing OPEN:N: FFebruary 2. 5990 Ponco, Cleik IN AND FOR THE SoiSoulh. Rango 16 Bast ,p.L,i I ’i'O deed of^U u^- by/Doiolhy M capiial, an d lossos dofomferrod pursuant to IN ■ebruary 27, 1990 ot PUBLISI-JSH: Thursday. Jnn- iy McMullen COUNRYOF -oltlif Iho Boiso Mofidian, od by SONNY otpuy.I.Li . 12U.S.C..1823(])(Bumofn o l itoms. 21.2 2 nnd 20.c)...... 186.827 1 am in the Magis- uary 2525. and Tuesday, g*° 1*=^“ ',1aqislrate Couit • TWIN FALLS All vator wal and wator Tights ary 30 1990.______SP A C E: K K , a u n m a r io a puBLtSH: Th jtttainding a c of J=l6port Dato:------•s Coun. Twin Falls Janiury: I: Thursday. Jan- • - -fulEMORANDAtAmounBouttU lAGISTRATE DIVISION • ' - usOised upon or appurto— ^ - ity'Courthouso; T^vln ' : M5ff7 lS r25and^robru— ------obato caso No. 4474 lani nar 10 said proporty. p „ AMEHlJi l.a StandbylottorsolCfodit,Tat. Total ...... :...... Proba , Idoho. ^ 90______mra of crodii In m em o l.oconvoyo DTICE TO CREDITORS ho> HEARING p/vfjY DF OF IDAHO, INC., V-* ■- -— irb-Amountol-StandbyJottors □yod to othorB through n q t IC flV T h e'fo■ following individuals woticoCO ISi' hereby niven by .0_C0lDQCaUDn_JlS_NOTlC|TICE OF BID ______Tho-Matlorot-tho Esialo-— ^ n i -porconaliy-nppcar-at— partidpations...... T.T.O-InThG Dity (;ouncirtoi iIlC successor/or/lruslee, tor- thu N olice is h ATTESTING STATEMENT of: 01 Twih Falls..Idaho, .bonofii a ^ w S ^ ilk ^ S'd^ool \ZEL • ELIZABETH Fall EmfoUINTON, 1=: a n d s e c u r ity o t Dial Iho Twin lAVE. Iho undorsiono4offk»r(sor(s). do hereby dodaro that thislis Roport of Condition h as HA3SER ZI , ovii?iS.Sc“S 3 'b 5 ° o T 3 : s a public hearing will SecuritySc Worttiage District sJIIS411. Twin Fallf., tnco with oir>dal instructions and i bo holdlold on .Febur.-iry 5. company,ly, recorded Otio- Idaho aviIIill receiverc sealed boon prepared in cdnfonnanco id is true to tho bosl of my Docoasod catia to No. 28201; nom'am ed children la o n -1 Dthor wilh any and alt . |_|ni , a Monday, .nt the 6 j907 6n as Instrument bids for supplyingsup Con- (our) Imowtodgo andJxrftol; 'a Estaioitato of Ha2ol Eiizabeih Togotl; INDA QUINTON. oicooo;c&k.PM . jsQf..dcCoascd______ion onomonts, horodiia- >09 amd. assigned sumablo TeachingTea and 01------keNNCTHC.COINfeR;Swilor n»-goard)ard-ol.Trutloos ------— of Ih ch ol tho above-do- Mnnlstristralo •- K ' Slgnaturo Notary Publio aims will bo forovor ccribiibod propcsrly as di- K4.T STEEL NOT PRPRESENTLY R E- lor Twin Falls Fall Schod Diis- c laim ILISH: T hursday, Jan- cO 11. r e se rv e s Iho • My Commission Expiresi02/20«1 02 irrod. Claims m ust oithor roctodod to bo sold 05 moy 2; corporation; s p o UsSIBLE\i FOR THIS- tr>cl s 4 l 1 , 1 barroc juosls vacation ol tha q BLIGATI reject any or all PUBLISH: Thursday. Januarygy i25.1990 ______I prosontod lo tho undor- t» noinoccissary lo ralso sui- n n jfl, ■ VTION. Tho delauli righl_ to rcjo • bo prc ioft-»uau4t«t-sirft<»>—rsfwiiicirilHlilTsalo is lo bo bidrand! ti5"w,Hyoto^^ an inlQr-' vol-Uiu railioad right. ^ ^ 3 0 ^ Ito d . o r filo d w ith th o eaiisfy5fy tho Docroo of Fore- - „ LEGALLE NOTICE soulh.ol s Iho lailure to pay malinos'. ' in t h e DISTRICT . SUMMONS SI ' SESENDS GREETINGS TO catoc tobort G. Jackson ’ol-wnyny in th e in d u stria l «j,on duoluo, under Dood of TWIN FALl=ALLS SC H OO L • COURTOFTHEFIFTH GABRIEL G R. CATA- BARBARA B; J, GAGNONr ClerkorkollhoCourt. ------closur;uro 05 so t out in snid I H ob -INAS. BEDNARCZYK Writt olc Execution to tho ownoribr o n d o p o ro lo r of Dovolopi)lopmont Subdivision. Ymst- Nolloto d.nled O ctober- DlSTRICT.fl.:T .fl4tl _____ JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF LOGNE, L( d b a CAMEO MO- OEDEFENDANT ABOVE- ANN/S joujjhorty - CloiK BILSHOMEESTATES^^^^ N/ irsonal Roprosontalivo _ higho:lost biddor theroloro in ■ Jacksor.son Eloclnc nnd Cop- Butloror Streol £ is locntod i. 1987r ilioI monthly, pay- Jenny Doug THE STATE OF IOAHO. Bl NAMED • • Porso :iion doclaro tho into- two blocijlocks west of tho in- ments for lor Principal, Inter-' ol tho Board IN AND FOR THE 102 North 21sl Stroot .• . lawlullul monoy ol tho Unitod (^Uuciioi YOU-ARE HEREBY NO- -1402 los ol Amorica, •• nor, structurestr of tho 4ih lorsoclioiction ol South Pnrk o s t. nncnd Impounds'ol OPEN:FebnFebruary 2. 1990. - COUNTY OF vs- TIFIED Tlf that . 0 Complaint Ailontlontown, PA 18104 . Slalos H: Thursday, Jan- BARBARA J. GAGNON ha lornoy for tho Esiaio: . DATETED thii 12th day ol Ijo o■r r o 0 l th o Tw in F a lls Avonuoluo Wost nnd W ash- $4i7.003 por p month lor iho PUBLISH: Tl TWIN FALLS B h a s boon lilod againsl you Anorn nty Court Houso do- ingtonn StreolSl Sou#i. m onlhssotJuno <: through ynry255 andan Tuosdoy, MAGISTRATE DIVISION Dolondont In Bruco Covington Januouary. 1990. County In tho District Court ol iho F.Brui 'IN FALLS COUNTY cayodDcj a n d collapsing to Any■ onond oil persons do- Docombobar. 1909 and all Jnnunrv 30,1990.30, CasoNo. teS67 1THE STATE OF IDAHO FilFilth Ju d id a l Olatrid oU ho N EELSON. LJ ROSHOLT. TWI^

* - c -2 Timos-Nows, Twin Fnll?=nlls. Idaho Thursday. Januarylary 25.1390

EGAL NOTICE LEG.SAL NOTICE LEGAL;a l N O T I C E LEGAL NOTrCEE LEGAL NOTICE= LEGAL NOTICE LLEGAL NOTICE ULEGAL NOTICE LE■EGAL NOTICE LEC Uarly doscribod-as-puWicalionlion of lhis.nolicQ.Qt_ ING ISSUEOFTAX DEED , • ' — - POtl, o t husband and wilo. .nom«imod-Plointill and-you—£ignoin o d , h a s h o o n .,a fi^ ------licUl; NOTICE OF PENDING nied Personal Repre- tolloviiov,5- said daimsaims will bo forovor COUNTY OF TWIN FALLS ■ • • 'B oonolicin^. n daled July 10, arO0 Cdircciod to lilo a writ- poinioi ._Claims_must oilhor STATE OF IDAHO-CO B80rrocordad July-10,—lon-a ilaUvo-of-tho abtiv.Q_XOMMJUE N CIN G - al_ lh o'— barrtrf.J!Ja ______— 108 luihwosfcorhor of boprosonic;oniW lo Dwaino H. uary 1,1967, In tho .ig380. g i a s Instrumwil No, lionin iiin dolonso to tho said namodnod Docodont. All por- Soul YOU AREHEHEIBEBY NOTinED. h a t a ^ lin ^ olency rx entry was enlerod h c n January id Lol, 47 and run- Andprson,on, Personal Rop- Idaho, and that said 785J55872. rocords ol Twin com[implainl wiihin twenty sonsIS h a v in g c la im s said rocords of tho potpoonly TroQsuror a s Tax Colloctortor ofi Twin Fads County, Slalo of Idah linst tho Docodoni or ningig: THENCE E a s l- ro so n talalivo iv at Box 910.. J taxes assossod fcf Iho y o o rl 086.6. Fallialls County; Idaho, dayslys ol the sorvico of this ogamsl '. Id ah o 8 3 3 1 8 . or doinquont ontr/Vir/w a a modo in respoct of unpaid ta jmmons; ond you are Docodixdonl'C ostato oro ro- orlyly along tho Sciuth Burloy.Jdi omod on or boforo Default lor which this sumi ihthocourt. -'i YOU ARE FURTJRTHER NOnnED, that if saidd dolinquoncyd entry Is not rodoomo tlhor notified that unless quirociro d to p r e s e n t th o ir linoD ol1 Lot 47 a dis- fitodwiihth ilo is to bo mado io lail- lurlhc ?ee 01163.07 toot 10..datediW)lh iss 16 day ol Jan- Docombor 20.. IE1969, by poynwntol said unpakpakJ taxes loflothor with ponaltios.IS, iiinlorosts and an ...... - - -omro to pay;------.• ...... you>u cumbraiit*»!-* w h k ^lowii^hfpq m ytothoassocgmont ___ - horoin fotatfodJIO. to, ------“ quOnt inlbrcsTT>Tb cofio5ifioction,'-*""'' /"'- with1 ifilfib'ClofU oriK o'Court . 4’”“ ' o ^ i s " l a n c o - ‘’^ - ” '-^IN THE DISTRICT . . OEUlEUNQUENT ENTHIES SUBJECT-:’t TO TAX DEED DECEMBER 20,0,'lM li 9 ’ 'anco owing a s ol this WiTh/ITNESS My hand af\d or sen son t to Bolh K. Smith, 149.J9,26 loot; THENCE COURTRT OFC THE FIFTH 1984 TAX - Idalo on tho obligation soal:al ol said District Court Attornornoy tor tho Esialo. weslesiorly along a lino 'JUOICIAL:iAL DISTRICT OF J Soc6nd Slreet W esl. naralrallol with iho Soulh THESTATE STA OF IDAHO. RECRECORD AMOUNT socurod I by said Dcod thislis IBlh day ol DECEM- 184 Si ER. 1989, ‘ P.O.X BBox 225, Twin Falls.- [ino0 ol said Lot 47 a IN ANDANC FOR THE RECEIPT# OWOWNER'1968 OESCF5CR1PTI0N SEC.TP.RNG.ING, DUE Iol Tnist is $55,719.03. BER, plus 13% intorost and Rich;ichard A. Pence. Clcrk Idahoho 83303-0225.I dista.stance, ql 54,33 loot COUNTY C^OL OF iorcdosuro costs. WDiy/Doromy McMullon OATEtTED this 12lh day ol ,0 a a point on □ Imo TWIN TWI FALLS ' -3131 -TofrTorry J. Crisp' ' Twin1 F:Fals Buona Vista 21 10 1717 NNE 1 0 8 5 6 '• ~ lich lies 163,075 lool f^G ISTRSTRATE DIVISION ,(b)D) Tho roal property tax- Dopi.oputy. Manislrato Coun Januarluary, 199D, ' whid Addn os. which aFodoIin- PUBIUBLISH: Thursdt^y, Jan- G. NaclinoNac Johnslon East1st ct said W ost lino. P ro110 b a io No. SP-90- Lot7979 quont in the am ounl ol liaryary 11. 18.2 ^ a n J Fobru- 312S<:2 Sb. Washinglon______THEIHENCE Soulh along 00050 • ;E TO CREDITORS 5013 korKerry Collins Twin1 FtFals FroskJo 148.58 $1811,53, plus penalty .41!rv ^ 1. 1990. / < Twinin FFalls. ID______said,id lino 149,26 lool lo NOTICE T( iBLlSH: T hursday, Jan- iho af POINT OF BEGIN- In Tho MjltorolMjli tho Esialo -%C% Greg J. Fultor Subdd and intorest, IIN THE DISTRICT . PUBLI V 18. 25 and Fobruary - - nin( Lot 5.0XC.N345-&E5.0 0)alod 0 this nth day of COURTOF cO THE SIXTH NG. - ol--' 1990.______SU B JE C T T O e x is lin g JOHN lLEE e e ’v e r n e 7 5-&c;& oxc S 160’ Jananuary, 1990, JUCJUOICIAL DISTRICT OF U i S ! IN THE DISTRICT o asiisomonls over and MARTININ Keith LD otm oretux Twin1 FalsFt Horizon - 15 10 17 NE 156.00 TIT•ITLEI^Ac T. INC, THITHE STATE OF IDAHO. IN Docoasod 6009 Koii ly/O.D. Waters IIN AND FOR THE COU:OUflT OF THE FIFTH acrai;ross saidprom isos. Estaioi110 Subd ICE IS HEREBY ' I^ico t President COUNTY JUDUJDICIAL DISTRICT OF ALSO> SSUBJECT to resor- NOTICE Lot 2,2,0 oxc E l l ' SI­STATE OF IDAHO OF TWIN FALLS THE:HE STATE OF IDAHO. valiiIlions mado in pal- GIVENN thatth Iho undor- d has boon ap- - _ B\a>\<.2ik2 ...... _) ____ Cast;asQ No.41D08:a______^____1N.AND.E0BJHEIN ______CQteIts or doodsjrom lho__signod h sToo KoiiftX. Koli Dotrivorelux ' Twin1 FalsFt Horizon------1 5 1 0 1 7 NN E E-- 156.00------(SS, SUW;UMMONS / COUNTYOF- UniK[lilod S tates of'Am'er- poinlodd Personal Pi Ropre- . E slailoSubd to : ) MUN1UNDE BIAKLEY TWIN FALLS icaa tond/or tho Stato ol sontaiivolivo of Iho abovo Lot 3 BB h x * 2 CoiJcuntyol Twin Falls Plaintill SMALL £ CLAIMS Idahaho, ■ namodI docodont. do( All por- SE 96.50 On3n this n th day ol Ja n u ­ v s ------—DEPARTMENT1 ------COMJ.‘.Ci.tQMLy KNOWN_a5 _ s o n s.-_■having h a cjairns. 10852 Foliborto Foil Atariz TwiniFalsVictory Ft 171017SE l-th e -D e cc d en t ei— ______.aryiry. J990.-boloro-m © H ho— -JACAOK-SHEPHERD-and- CasoiISO #-14768 ■ 52121 Highland,Twin-ogoinsl-th' % IFelix AJaniz Ulo Est Subdd DTICE OF S H E R IF F 'S F^lsIlls. Idoho, Docedonfsonfs ostato aro ro------1------p e B te ck I------indorsignod, a Notary janiANE DOE SHEPHERD, NOTM % Pairidt L-Turrwf------Lot 60^ ’ ubfic in and for said husb IE ON REAL PROP- - NOTTICE 1 IS HEREBY qulrodd to\o prosont Ihoir 7 e"* ,27.00 Pj, usband ond wife SALE 10053 Foli.FolixAlarizotux TwiniFalsVicssry Ft -171017SE >lalo. personally ap- Oolcndanis, ERTYiTY g iv e nN. . that on lhe I3lh claimss within w tour (4| Subdd loarod 0. D. Waters THE TH STATE OF IDAHO. Twinrin Falls Bank S Trusl day ol)f Fobruary.I 1990, al monlhss alior all the dato ol Lol7BI7Bk3Ck1 ■C„”c;nown to mo lo bo Iho SErSENDS GREETINGS TO Co., Iho houlOur of 11:00 o’clock Uio first;t publicationpu .of this ------Propon» rly Address: Vic/ico Prosidont ol tho cor- THE•HE ABOVE-NAMED DE­ _Pl3tntill A,M.. irin front ot tho front notico or said1 daims will 644 O0 a akSL • porloraiion mat oxocutod this FENDANTS;...... vs-"’ dooroof Iho Twin Falls-bo'foTovorover barrod. Claims nly Courlhou*«-*o-^Tmjst-«ttheerthgr-be-presenlod— Lkjyd HrPIant------B u hiMaryviltoSubd l U ------3 6 9 - U SSV^------48.52 W ------^— tneinetrumonlHsr-tho-petton— jac)Jack Shepherd ond 'Jano— FRANtANCIS N.-9CHUl;T2------C ounlj ------14176------Uoy Dolondant Twin FtFalls, Idaho. I will at- to tho undorsigned und at lhe N W 50'x145' .wh-vho oxoculod tho instru- Doo* Shepherd oxcN\^ nent on bohlal of sa id cor- H E R E A S. o n tho 2 n d tend, ollorol and soil al pub- addressiss indicaiod.i filod io)nltoLots7 ' 1966Shorry WHEI tu^acor loration. and acknowl--__Tw ,y ol Ociobor. 1987-,-lcaucfiiction aU or. so rnuch yyjih tho10 ClorkCl of Iho Court 1 2 B k J c k 1 ------Twin Folis, Id ah o 03301— -d a y c thru12 sdgod to m olhal such YOU YO ARE HEREBY NO- INC.C. rocovorod a judg- ol Iho0 1 a b o v o -d o sc rib o d or soniIt 10to Both K. Smith, rMunyonAddn 8 10 16SWSW l,12aB2 “or 15814 Robort Rob P. Hanson otux Filor Mi :orporalion exocutod Iho TIFII'IFIED that a Complaint ml against iho Doton- pfopofjirty ihus directed lo A ttorneyloy tor tho Eslato. %Gramorcy%C Industrial Lots(48&50;Ut52, 48 sarlamo 05 such Trustoe. andmd Demand lor Jury Trail d aint. m . in tho amount ot “ s°Id)Id as may bo nocos- i84 Socoilocond Siroot Wost, o x c SS15-HwyBtod?3 1 INN WITNESS WHEREOF, haslas boon Mod against you 51537587,57, and, pOf/'fto raiso sulficionl P.O.Box:Box 225. Twin Falls, Proponpony Address: ' 1 I-havo hereunto set-my inth^ the Disuict Court ot Ihe yiLJce 1 10 pay and satisfy Idaho 83303-0225,833( ...------hg, dthls isihdayot ...... - o o e uUnion-Avo.- n — ...... ‘ la n d 'a n d allixod-my olli- SixlJixlh'Judicial D lstrlcfof 5,265 )Ocroo of ForDclosuro--DQlod th )l out in soid Ordor ol January.ry .l91 9 0 . tson Townsilo - ■ 25 10 18) 206.80 a:ial a soal, tho day a n d year the1)0 Stato: of Idaho, in and ,j,g 00 aaid judgmooL g ffjj ■ 17248 David Da^^ F. Winter Htinsot r>.|hifr-cortificato-ljriL_lor-ll to tho hifihost biddor Marv KayJKayJ*1o[tin ------Dsto'IJS'S'! 6 BJ0CSC25------sr-lho ,Ccunty- ol-Sannock.— 3,,^ _ ablibovo wriilon, byly th o a b o v e -n a m o O WHEF iloro in lawlul monoy. 692 Mounfountain Viow. Twin porty Address: HEREAS. on execution Proper Fr:-rancos E, Clillon Plai’la in lifi a n d you a r o |fo(^.m ,the abovo court and DATEDEO this 12lh day of Falls. ID10 833018: ------209MJI Main SLS. 'JOTARY PU B LIC F O R horoloroby directed to Mo a gf, ary. 1990, PUBLISH;ISH; T hursday, Jan- I tho abovo enlillod , 7 "“^ 25, and-Fobruary 1 ------16585 —Ray Raj R.Wnkado otux Soc;2 21 1 T 9 R 1 4 • DAHO: - - * - wriilvriilon onswor or motion so. h a s boon delivonxJ ’-J?'!’®^isMunn.Shorilt .uary. 25,; %C% Dorothy Tennant ^ SW'4.92AofNE1SA 4.S NENE RoResiding al: Twin Falls . . . inn dolonsod ol said Com- jmg0 Irmy hands. I am com- Twn RFalls County, Idaho a n c)8, .199 1990,______LISH: T huretiay. Jan------—- :2 1 T 9 T 1 4 - 172.72 Co:o m m issio n E x p ire s; 1- plaiiilaint wiihin tw onty (20). (^andi, „ d * 10 soli Iho rollow ■ PUBL - 10625 OarOanid J. Jacobs ot ux -Soc 21 ,a Fobruan, 1 I THE DISTRICT %V% Wiliam R. Woodfin Sr. J a cob o b ,Acros 2020-92 day:lays ot Iho seniica ol this 3 described dc roal proper- ua7„ JRT OF THE FIFTH PUPUBLISH: T huraday, Jan- SunSummons; and you aro [y situated jn in Twin flails 2 0 ° ° .. ool tu ux P aredc o ll SENW CIAL DISTRICT OF. 115.16 uaijary 18, 25; Fobruary 1, furil:urthor notiliod that unless (fountjunty; NTOED.STRICT— 11^ J™STA 16626 DarDaniotJ. Jacobs eti;x Soc:2 21 1 T 9 R 1 4 STATE OF IDAHO. a n d 8 ,1990, you'OU do so speciliod.'Plain- Kimbcmborly Acros Insido SV, COUFlURT OF THE FIFTH JAND FOR THE %BillWood[in%E , Jacob,obA cros ill will lake Judgmont ^ )ICIAL DISTRICT OF . ------T l E 126' ot.W.a9e-_of.S_.JUDIC COUNTYOF------Pa/colC0I2SENW • UNITED STATES DE- Lnaiigainst you a s prayed In 49495' ot NE, SW. SE THEJESTATE OF IDAHO. ^ PARTMENT OF JUSTICE TWIN FALLS 18627 ,OaiOaniolJ. Jacobs otux S o c5 21 2 1 T 9 R 1 4 103.62 PA Hiid Complaint, j ((IA) 1, (unplatiod) Twin IN ImmigrationIn and Natural- 7^, Case NOJNo. SP-90-00012 - - - -%% tNoison Loslio Pylo otux Jacobob Acros Tho naturo ot tho daim fPalls c County.ldaho ------i -COUNTY OF. - . — NOTICE:E TTO CREDITORS ' izntion Sorvico a„ajgainslyou is Subroga- go %E% Byi Woodfin P afcdC0I3SENW Soction 20. Township TWIN FALLS MJlier ol Iho Esialo P.O. Box 112 3ion, ■ /' -• 1010. Rango 18. Local- MAGI!GISTRATE DIVISION ‘V ™ Roy l.MillOf otux S o c:2 26 6 T 1 0 R 1 6 ^ 101.30 ^ 22035 • Roj Havre, Montana 59501 WITNESSyj, my ha n d .an d qcod: 610 Monroo St. CasoN) No. SI^-90-00007 KIM BVRC Olympimpus Estates lYRON 406-265-6781 (hoho seal ol said District W\^, esl Kimbetly. Idaho. NOTICIICE TO CREDITORS N 132.:32.5'of W 1/2 Lot 2 NNotico is horoby given nnn VMAKER 2ourt, this 27th day ol No- a nMD D NOTICE I IS HEREBY In tho0 ManorI ot the. Esialo Deceased (2-B)3) pursuant lo 8 C.F.R, Soc- ^om/ember. J989, GIVEIIVEN. that on lhe 8th ot: lion 274,9. Ihat on Decem - riCE IS HEREBY ■ 24121 EddioW.Howand Ed( S o c:1 T T 1 1 R 1 4 103.72' Go! Jir7 W, Ghan dayly 0 ot fobruary, 1990. at MILDIDRED ROWENA q^ v e N^I^ bober 29, 1989 at 3:00 pm riw ;N th a l th o u n d e r- ...... ______3,50AJDAS_oJTFHighUno ______:iork oltho Coun _ _ iho0 hourh' oLl.1:30_a.m ^ol 8UFF1IFlNGTOfi_ sinnod)d hast boorujip.:^— ...... ------onono'1988 Plymouth Sun- k.,;3y/Cindy Burgoyne' ' ' ttfatat day,< I will in o b o d i^ — Docoasod p Cantd:^ S W S W danco.235-CHM Washing- Dd Personal Ropre- Rgyl. Mllerelux SocT;1 T 1 1 R17 Deputy Clork I nncoICO to said ordor ol 0x0- NOTIiTICE IS HEREBY P°niaiiveitive of tho above- 24544 • Rq: ton ' VlNTBiir3UBLISH;-Thuwday,-Jan— cutioritionr-scll-all'Of-tho-righi.-GIVEf •cc*-14olSoathoast^------TP 3'CS'a 8 ft SJ N 3 f EN -thot-lhc-undor-Sd^saTrsiaio-TAn-p-crsons— i»»y 11. 10. 25, dnd Fob- lo. .and inlorosl ol said signoi atos (Sur/oy)Lot2 was seized at Glonns For- led has boon op- havino3 claimsda againsl said ...... E state ruary 1,1990. I______Oo(oo lo n d o n t in tho ob o v e poinloiiled P e rso n al R opro- HocoMed- or. 1989 For further infonnation contai)ntact: ry, Idaho bocause ol its — ised- ore roquirod to Dotod nt Twin-I FallsFo this 30th day of-Soptombor. IN THE DISTRICT doscriscribod rool ostato. 10 sonlallollvo ol tho abovo- -rosont th Bonnlo Bmnirn uso in the commission ol a nl their" claim s wiihin COURTOF THE FIFTH salisf;ilisty the Plainiiirs judg- namodod ostato. All persons f^yr montlnonths'ollor the dale Countjunty Treasurer & &-Olficjo Tax Collocolloctor ...... - vieviolaUon ot 8 U,S,C, Soc- ont. wilh c o sts nnd inter- havingng claims ogam sl tho ,j„ lion 1324(a) (Soction JUDICIAL JU DISTRICT OF mont. 3 lirsl publication ol P.O.). BBox 88. Twin Foils. Idaho 83303-001 THE STATE OF IDAHO, osi.lhil thereon, to the highest said] docoasodc aro ro- KiniieNotico or the daim s 274(a) ol the Immigration ddor. lor cash, in lawlul quiroc•od 10 p ro s o n l th o ir ^ Tolep3lephooo:(208} 736-4008 and Nationality Actf, This IN AND FOR THE biddo 10 lorovor barrod. • COUNTYOF -momonoy ol tho Unitod - claim;ms-wtthtn-four-(4V-S^*’^s must be pfosonttjd— PUBLISH: Thursday,- Januarylary 11 ■ 18.25, and Fobr uary 2.1990. ' ■ Sconvoyanco is subject to TWIN FALLS State:lates. month:Ihs alter Iho dato of Ihor the Personal ------lorlorloiluro except o s pro- :oation ot Salo; Front iho lirslfirs publicaljiri ol this .nop,oson, vidod in 8 C,F,R. Sccnon CasCaso No. L coa isontativo ol the os- J monoy of tho Unitod ot NOTICE TO CREDITORS stopso p s'o l Twin Falls Counly noiico:o or said douns wll ’ n o t ic e o f TRUSTEE’!EE'S wliich this solo is to bo bo Ilo ond Trust C om pany a s n 274,5jb). Tho Immigration ol tho law oilicos ol jay Trusloo. andlo DOUGLAS3 Siaics. S all payablo at ttio „ In tho Manor of tho Estate Courtourthouso, City ot Twin bo loreorovor barred. Claims siochanlan, Kvanvig, Greon- SALE mado is Iho failuro lo pay nnd Naturalization Sorvico “ ;l.bo prosonted to st May. whon duo. undor Dcod ol ol VANDER BOEGH. a1 timo tii ol salo, tho lollowing j ol; F aalls. lls Counly ol Twin musl. i. Stone & Trainor, On tho 10th day ol May is considering lorfoiture of alls. State ot Idaho. Colomiiman. fSclntyro. Rilch- p.it 9:30 Trust Nolo dalod Februaryary momborof the Idaho Stalo3 doscribod d real proporiy, tho seized convoyanco, PETRA M.SLOTTEN Falls. Falls Bank & Trust • 1990’ 01 tho hour ol 9:3i a to d th is 1 2 th d a y ol io. &, Rotorlson.F Allornjr- compan) o'clock A.M., ol said day, da> 7. 1900 tho monthly poy-oy- Bar. as!succcss0r Trusloe,■, situated si in the County ol ond il's sale or other dis- Deceased Dato pany B uilding. Twin i Twin Falls. Slalo ol Idaho. NOTICE'IS HEREBY Janujinuary, 1990 ^ at La\.aw, P.O. Box 525, r_|uIdaho, ol filod wiih in tho lobby ol tho Ollio)llico monis lor Principal. Inior-lor- 10 FIR ST S E C U R IT Y T posal according to law, .Falla Idaho,.a3M3. Tillo ost, and Impounds of of BANK OF IDAHO. N.A, ass and a doscribod a s follows GIVEN that tho'undor- Jamoim os R, Munn Twin F ourl. ol FifstJVmorican Till Any prospective potition- H*' horill 0 5 2:5, 5 , or lilod with Iho d a t e d ' Company. 1616 Addiaolison S668.00 por month for the Iho Bonoliciary. rocordod JunoD lo-wii: ic • ors forroliol Irom lorfoiture , ;’'ysigned hos boon ap- Shori ED Ihis 8ih day of Falls months ol July throughigh 27. 1986 as Inslrumentt Tho T Easl ono-hall ol Lot pointed P ersonal R opro- PUBIUBLISH; T hursday. Jan- Court, 117.1990, Avonuo East, Twin Fall may submit thcir petitions , P°‘‘ ary 18. 25, February 01.- DATEt■ED t e . . 5 1 h day .1 =alls, November, -1969 ond oil oil No. 9 0 3 9 1 3 . r o c o r d s ol1 44, BUENA VISTA AD- s'ontntivo ol tho above ,uary i_tvolyn_Showm3kor__ in. County ol Twin Fall: pursuanl 10 6 C,F,R, Soc^, namod-decodontrAll Por-'— 1990 Stato of Idaho, Fircl Amci,mcr- subsequent paym ents untilmill Twin Falls Counly, Idaho,1, OITION. Twin Falls.. tian5-274.-13;-274:r4. "3" '»y.-ii»i>.------po isoindl h a i FTdprosentativo IN THE DISTRICT Barbarla ra J. Jaspor PUBLISH ------icon Tillo-Oompany ol! Id:Ida- tho daio-ol salo-or. rein-jin--andSEAFlRST MORT—------County.'Idaho.'accord- 21274,15, 274.16, and sons having. claims 11 JSH: Tnuradny, Jan- ;hty GAGE C O R P O R A T IO N ing to tho olficial plat -,7 against tho d o c o d o n i o r COICOURT OF THE FIFTH Porsorional Roprosontalivo 25, Pobaiary-1 and 8, ho. Inc.. and Idaho Corpcjrpo- stalomDnl, wilh a monthly 274.17^Such.polition5 for_-?3^ )L1SH: Thuradoy, Jan. ,g8o"‘ trust- (010 char50-of-526:72'anamd— a s-successor- Bonoficiaryy -thoroof, rocordoa ln-r-i hor ostaio'nro rDqulrod-lQ~. JUPJUDlCfAL'DISTRICTOF- PUBLI ------^ “ratiortras^aueccssof/tfus relief from forfoituro-must ' 25. February 1 and 8. ! . . . 00 . will soil a t public auc- auc tho prinapal balanco 3w- ow- by assignment rocordodd Book 2 of Plats, pago ^be filed 01 thojimmigration present H'“; thoir claims wiihin THE STATE OFJDAHO. - uanr 2: I-'. 23. rocorda-ol twin lour (4) months alter tho IN i AND FOR THE 1222^0;______^______INTVN THE DISTRICT ' "lion, to tho highest btddcddor. ing as ol ihis dalo on tho the Juno 27. 19D6 a s Inslru-' . and Naturalization Sow ico [?, URT OF THE FIFTH S ' Falls County. Idoho. .1 date ol tho lirsl publication COUNTY OF - IN THE DISTRICT to rc a s h . in lawlul monoonoy obligalion socurod by saidaid mom No, 903914. rocords • olfico al P.O. Box 112, iICIAL DISTRICT OF ;. oil D ood of T r u s t is is ol Twin Falls Counly. Ida-I- EXCEPTE ° of this Notico or soid TWIN FALLS COU3UBT OF THE FIFTH oljba Uniiod Stales, c Havre, Morftana, 59501, dj, DICIAL DISTRICT OF ^^^E• STATEST, O F IDAHO. payablo at tho limo10 olc 556,616.64. plus accruinging ho. nnd lo THE LOMAS Si 1Township 10 Soulh. claims'will bo forovor r.r,c<^,ascN o..41971 JUDK onl NETTLETON COMPANY. Ranoo 17 E.. B.M.. “Tand should bo (ilod within barred, " nOTlOTlCE OF SHERIFF'S THE:IE STATE OF IDAHO. 'NAfNAND FOR THE ______s n io . th o lo llo w ingI ddc o - in te rest. All d o lin q u o n i thirty.OO) days o l.ih o .d a io _ ( j| COUNTY OF ■sUir~paynicntiaro now duorto-•10=—rrffvrknown'as'LOM AS3 - Twin F a lls -C o u n ly -.— -Claimt-must-ailhoi^bo — salea l e - • • • - ...... - ININANDFORTHE • -9.^ scriboo roal proporiy, 'sili ol tno lirst publication ot QfQ COUNTY OF TWIN ,,_ ,TTWIN V FALLS atod in tho County of TwinTwi geihor with unpaid a n d ac- ac- MORTGAGE USA. INC.. Idaho ?' presoniod to tho undor- mIICKEY ci D, POST and CC thisac^onisom ont.- simsigned ot tho address indi- FALLS ■ fMGlST31STRATE DIVISION Falls, S tato ol Idaho,, and afi cruing la«on. o s b o5S- s s - as successor Bonoliciofyy SocUon£ 21; A parcol ol ;HR1STINE R. POST. I No. SP-88-00002 d landocalodrNe’/^NW'A *Any person claiming calod oMilod with the'' husiusbond and wilo, MAGI,GISTRATE DIVISION p.HSi*,?'. -doscribod os follows.;. to-t( monis, trustoo's (ocs.-.al-al- by assignment rocordod ICE TO CREDITORS.- I- ol said Socuon and bo- ownership of tho seized Clcrk cic of tfie Coun. DlONALO 0 ^ G. POST-and Probtihalo No. SP-90. n o t ic e 'w it: tornoy’s foosToosts ondind Ociobor 26. 1987 as In- c o n v o y a n c o m a y c o m - pQ| 1( In theD MatterMa ot Iho Estate ;ocl stru m o n t N o. 9 2 9 4 5 3 , ing a portion ol tho Doled this-18th day ol Do- juU N N E P O S T .-h u s b a n d OOOlt ■ Lots 9. 10, and 11 in Blocaiock advances maoo to proioci menco judicial lorloiluro i/cc tho security associatodlod rocords ol Twin Falls= East ono-holl of Lol 44 J comber, 1989. arid>nd wilo NOTIC •• 9 of BLUE LAKE proceedings In United ROYAL pn SLOTTEN Plainlills IN THI fRENEL.IE LOLA URIE IQM wilh this loroclosuro. Thorho County. Idaho. ol tho Buona Vista Ad- g Docoasod ■ WEST ADDITIOr 5 dilion to Twin Foils ='Slatos District Court by lil- Posi Ollice Box 815 vs • ESTA' Twin Fails County. Id;ijj,; bonoliciary olocls to soilI oror Tho delault lor which this ing a claim ond bond pur- -ry,^ TICE IS HEREBY „ i causo iho trust pioportyMo to salo is to be mado is: County. Idaho and bo- •'''' Twin Falls, Idaho 83303- q 5EORGEEC E. SALINAS SHIRlSJIv°^EAN ',N0T,C ho. according to iho o i! ing lurll\or doscribod i*;suant to 8 C,F,R, Soclion noi 3MAS 'G lV ^EN t^ . T h a i Ih o undO r- I ro . bo sold 10 satisfy said obli-'bli- Failuro lo mako principal 274,10. Such claim and pj md CYNTHIA A, SALI- THOM lod hove been ap­ licial plat thorol, rt and inlorost paym onls onI os follows: PU8LISH:Thur9day,Jan- JAS. husband and wilo; Docoasod. .signod cordocf in Book .3 i bond musl bo liled ot Iho ed Co-Personal Rop- &ATED: D o co m b o r 28, Iho oiiginal loan am ounl ol.1 COMMENCING< al tho u.irv1l.18and 25. yicriCTOR GARCIA ond NOTDTICE IS H E R E B Y pomled ( • Plals. Poflo 30. rocorc dlalives of the abovo- I Northeast cornor of Immigration " and Natural- — 5ILVIA SALINAS G A R -, GIVE/EN T h at Iho u n d e r- reson^tn, , ol Twin Falls Counr $25,150.00 with intorosl ization Service officer, r, IN THE DISTRICT . SIL\ od ostato. All persons , First Amorican Tillo Com-am- th o ro o n a t th o r o to olI said Lot 44; 'i COURTOF THE FIFTH CIA;;1A: STATEWIDE COL- signonod has boon ap- nnmodo Idaho. P.O, Box 112, Hovro;__Jf' ig-daims-ogainsl-lho_-. any..of...ldaho._lnc..c ____ 10.0% pcr-annum. with-.jII -.THENCE-North.86'’24'27-- -JUDICIALDISTRICT O F— l ECECTIONS'INC;-: and-poiniemod PorsonoI Ropro— ------T h o - T r u s t o o - h a s - n Montana 59501. a n d m'ijst iV italivolof the abovo soldI dodocodoni ore ro­ rusioo , monthly paymonls off Wost along tho Nonh ^ THE STATE OF IDAHO. • STASTATE OF IDAHO. DE- sonto od lo prosonl thoir - ,knowlodgo of a moro pa boundary ol Lol 44 for bo liled wiihin twenty (20) nod DocodonL yMlJJor- q u ired I I 'm o B/Monino Colo S267.00 lor principal. Inter-, °\daVcol Iho dalo ol tho lirst INANDFORTHE PAF>ARTMENT O F REV E- namoc ms wiihin lour (4) p-Ifeular dosCTiption ol th 3 adisianco.bf 150.00 JUE AND TAXATION, sonsIS h o v in g c la ih is oiaim ., r m l TrustOllicor ost. taxes 'and insuronco COUNTYOF NUE Ihs alter tho daio ol ...... r- abovo roloroncod roi 0 fool lo tho TRUE Rpublication 01 this advor- - 5TATE,TAX COMMIS- ogam:linst the Docodont or months i ,Lrn' PUBLISH: T hursdoy, Jan-on- duo and owing for the ii5btn,0Di--Tho claim m ust TWIN FALLS ST/5 irst publication ol Ihis C propony, but lor purpose ary monlh ol Soptombor, 19895 POINT OF BEGIN- *‘- 510N : JO H N D O E S I Oococ:odonl's ostato oro re- Iho first | it- ol com plianco witn Socticction uary 18. ond 25. Fobruary sot lorth Iho basis ot tlio NOTICE TO CREDITORS SIO :e or said d a im s will • I ,°o ? l.a n d 8.1990.______and oach and ovory monlhli NING; In Iho Klatter ol iho E state ihroihrough X, whosg idonti- quirorod to p r e s e n t th e ir pouco oi oiovor ban-od; Claims ■ ^60-113 Idaho Codo, th 0 THENCE South 0 '0 9 'S 6 ' 'claimed ownership ol Iho ' ios aro not known a l this clalriiims within (our (4) bo loio.vi i in- NOTICE OF — thoroaltor, through tho convoyanco and allege of: ! ties I either bo presoniod i-Trustoo has boon ir dato ol roinstalomont- orir -East lor a distaneo of imo: and olso all othor tnonlnilhs alter tho dato ol niusi oiU ^ formod Ihol tho address« s iol TRUSTEE'S SALE why the convowanco is not WILUAM IRWIN TANNER timo on Slrolborg and Jua- salo, along wilh all costs. _ l36.00Joot: ^ Docoasod porswrsoi^ilunknown daimmg the, lirstIir publication ot Ihls lo "o n £ ^ 1 3 7 Fillmoro Siroot, TwTwin On Friday, tbo 18ih doy subject lo soizuro, Tho ^ ico or said daims will nita Strolborg,Stn Co-Por- loos nnd fato chargos os- THENCE North 86'24'27- ^ NOTICE IS H E R E B Y Snymy ridWt. tillo. estalo, lion noUco al Roprosonlativos. % ^ Falls. Idaho is somoUmctimos ol May. 1090 ot Iho houi, jfl sociatod Ihorowitli: andd Wost lor a distance ol claim musi bo accom pa- forovor barred. Claims so n a ' R I roal ol 9:06 a.m. of said day. in niod by a bond in tho X'GIVEN Ihot the under- orin)r interest in the roal prop- bo lot so address is P.O. ' ^ ossoclatod with said ro itio balanco owing o s olll 9.98 foot; " 3rty doscribod odvorse or mustst oilhor bo presoniod 'IJf’o so ‘ tho lobby ol TilloFact. Inc. amount ol $800,00 in tho s ig n e d h a s b o o n a p - eriy 6 6 . T w in F a lls . ID H property. 0 THENCE North 0“09'08* luporior lo Plainlills' intor- lo Iho undorsignod ot tho ^o * ®6, mado at 163 Fourth Avonuo.MO January 3. 1990 on tho form ol cash or certiliod f.®'poinlod roprosonlalivo of supc )3-0066. e r tiled with ~ S aid salo will bo mac 11. . obligalion socurod by tho0 Wost lor a distance ol ^ Iho obovo named doco- ost. dross indicated, filod a3303-0( H wllhout covonont or wawar-. North in Twirr .'Foils, chock, II the bond is in tho JP® ret CourL Dood ol Trust iss , 135.00 fool; fl dent. All persons having Dolondants with1 tho 0 Clork of tho Court “i's Cout - rtinty ros'arding lillo,'po:-pos-— C o u n ty , ol T w in -F a llsWs"- form of a check, il m usl bo Siiolberg , _AS 1 S25.794.34. consisting of)f THENCE Soulh 86'’24’2 r claims anainst tho doco- UniUndor nnd by virtue of on or sont soi 10 ^ i h K. Smilh. Ron Slio session or ohcumbranccincos Slalo ol Idaho. DOUGLAS I. East lor® distaneo ol drawn ^ payable to the Im- >dor ol Solo issued on Altonornoy lor tho Estalo, lita Stroloert ■n so- VANDER BOEGH n s ?.UC'iu^ lS24,6_70:10 principal. dent or Ws estalo cro ro- ad( T;p|rpd-to-proagnH h«ifi—itrtr 11. ie . o n d F ^ ru a r y f*. curod by and pursuantint 'to cossor Trustoo will soil a i. POINT OF BEGIN- ‘ tion^iorvico.'^ 1990. out ol a n d under Iho P.O.). IBox 225. Twin Foils, a c o n - public auction to Iho high-Inh’ ■ Htiyt;uiii, Twill F jni . [jisixidicl'W i IT W III roCDtVU RST described roal proporiy,'iV* of 10.0% , ______uarv 11.18 ond 25. 1990, ™musi oilhor bo presonloo omii : w lloflrantor lo FIRS , J} Tho abovo-G rantors-aro— 0 iho.abQVD-dQscrlbDd_y: 'lo-lho.imdarclgned~al-iha— day-day cl Janifa7 .- » ^ ^ , - i n - ! dahQhoJ330J ______saalod-tod_hldaJoi_Janitflua!— ______^:.AMEraCAN..TJTLE_Cp^:0 M - situated in tho County o' .plio5-lor-tho-1990:.— JNC..'Twin-Fall5:.St.iIoipH(±-iho — namod'-ta'comply-wUh-h ___ proporty.hos boon plat-____------IN-THE-DlSTHicT ~ .- a ca f c d ^ » -in d ic a io d , or fi[ed lavaInvor ot Iho abovo-nam od-PUBLBUSH:.-ThuffldQy..J a n -_ S upplio . , _ p a n Y -O F-ID A H O , -1NC •--^-Soction-45-1506(4);(Q)r-1.— -todaB-ClintSubdivi- • PToTrnHfE'. l-am ^com -'-U Q iy-; Fuliruury 1 4"8. 1 9 9i^ho,ol ! ^ yetir uniii — - and.ldaho corporaiionr^nr-os_to.wii:_S ...... - iCOURTOPTHETIFTR—■Wiunho"CIorK'bl 5vS thonCourf PTo Wul»-Codo,TJo- roproson-I- - s io n .------—“ ■JUDICIArOlSTRlCTOF—; '6rt)oroihYTflnnorT.' 6rt: ------marm andod-flnd'roqulrod-io—1990; ) P.M.; February 2;— 7“ succossor/trusfoo, lorr Iholb Lot' 1 irBlocK” t 12.' TWIN y For purposes of compli- procood to notico. lor salo |r ) at the School Admin- ty of FALLS TOWNSITEr g talion is mado that thoy THE STATE OF JDAHO. c/o Jofl Stokor ' proc INTHE DISTRICT 1990all bonofit and socurity . fd,; aro. or nro not. prosonUyy ianco wilh Soclion 60-113. IN AND FOR THE P.CP.O. Box 1597 andond to sell ol public auc- qO q iURTOFTHE FIFTH islraQtion"Ba1tdlng7-201 tio •- ______CTransornpdca Morigagg a g o Twin Falls County. Ida^ I— ldaho-Codo.-tha.afllt:o— ik>n-iho-ptoporty-d«6aU)od— juD i-Avenuo-Wost^TiVjn— jr n ia ------no7fl«ordlngio'mo‘fl-3-,(— responsiblo-for-lhis-oWiga— | ------GOUNTV-OF------Twin-Fa’ls,-ldaho-63303-—-Tw lion JDICIAL-DISTRICT-OF— Maln-Av Company, o Calilorni from which Information TWIN FALLS 15:1597. , in s said Order of Salo and THEHE STATE OF IDAHO. Fnlls.;. IdnhoIdt B3301.. ''C orporation, rdcordord o d - nal and am ended plai )f concorning iho'localion of. -j lo Dpply-iho..procQ0d5.0l__:__11 Q,list-ol_lha-roquirQd— 3-1 (V-.----- 4hofool,.f.ocordod-irfS JttE P -tl'i! -illlL. day of I -MAGISTRATE DIVISION . -BlP.USH;,.ThHi«<{?y.-Jaii^io-i P.l -IN AND-EOR-THE— ___Tho,lis ------Fobruary-7—1980--^ tho proporW moyTj'tJ 6b- c such sale lo Iho solisfoc-______COUNTY OF suppliesDllos nnd tho spocilica- I and Book 1 ol Plats. Pagonoo Janunry, 1990, C ase No, 18502 ______ynuniy 1B. 25 ond FoOnjory sud I ^ strumont No. 776629 ar •Ju Douglas Vendor Boogh „.ta[riod.l8.TitloFacl,-lno.-7-A-ANOTHEFTSUMMONS T~t^Bli, TT •______norlio n o l s a id ' Uocr'b o iroT------rW INTRlXS noiTTWiT rn'g y t^y g ti t g im ro — asslgnod by mosno3 ai a s - 7. rocords ol Twin Foils _ -122fW.Hays 163 4th Avonuo North, STATEWIDE s COLLEC- IN THE DISTRICT Foroclosuro For wilh intorosl MACAGISTRATE DIVISION Irom1 Ihotho ^hool Purchas- Rlonrnonts lo CSB Mort Moi ...... County, Idaho,------ftgonl-aLlho.Twiri_Fo![2.__ ^~fljP~ThO‘i!TroofndtirT»roF6"liy'’Il ^ in PUBLISH; T hursdoy, Jan-1- Tolophono No, (208) 733- - , , Plaintill - Ji costs, „ NOTI)T1CE TO CREDITORS Schoollool Adminislralion *2 sig n m o n t ro co rd o d ApiApril ■ 3dA«onuo Wost. Twin ■ .JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF cos' mo. uary 18.'25r February 1 3821.: vs- T Tfui proporiy-nirnntnfl in—EsMlata-ol;------: ------Buikling,ding___ :______-— . 12. 1908 as Incirumoin o n l Falla. Idoho Is come, THE STATE OF IDAHO, Th 0 Board of Trustoos 'I'ilh nndB. 1990, ■ _ SnkI solo will bo m ado .xKENNETH DANIEL • INANDFORTHE ^-ibo,&old is sliualod in Twin MAR'IRY E ANDERSON Tho Bi No. 937672. Morlqopla g a lim os.associaiod willi Pnlla County. Stato ol Ida- - 5chool-Districl*41.1.JO-— ^ NOTICE O F A ~~Wimoa ^ r u )viJiium ui war-— ------COUNri' OF------^ - D ^ M o d -lo r Scho Rocords ol Twin Fall- a ll s - this rool property. tw .-o n o -is-tiu ;.u ilju J' ui.' —NU --Said'salo. wil!-bo-madoa d o ------TRUSTEE'S S A L E -• ranty rogarding lill8:,p o a - ’t'Tho Stalo of Idaho sends •• . TWll^FALLS , ------='-Counyjdaho:------0 sossion or encumbrancos grootings g to tho above MAQISTRATE DIVISION • fcHcfollows', lo-wit: r;G|-V{VEN ihal Iho undor- any- or all bids ana to THE AfeOVE GRANTOR'O R S without covenant or war-var- On May 18, 1990 ot Iho ^ /o all infdrmali^os. »$• hour ol z:00 o’clock P.M,,;. to satisfy tho ob|gat!on BO- namod dolondanl. Probato Pr No. SP-90- A pportion of Lol 47 ot ginninod has boon op- waivoal ______j :-ARE.NAMED-TO CO^C M - ronty rogartSng. liUo. pos- IN FA L L S S C H O O L cos ol snid day nt tho lobfly ol)!' curod by and pursuant lo You aro hereby notjfiod 00004 00 • ' BUENA VISTA ADDI- p oIntod ^ i Porsonol Ropro- TWINF PLY WITH SECTION1 4!45- session ^r'oncumbrancos 0 tho powor ol oalo con- TION, Twin Falls oonl TRICT 8411 • • AHO to satisfy tho obligation CO-so- Trustoo, 163 4lh Avonuo that a complaint n a s boon NOTICEnc TO CREDITORS niativo o l Iho o b o v o - DISTRK »- 1506 (4) (a). lOAHi } forrod In the Oood ol Trusl f;filod ognjnstyou In jh o dis- in County, Idaho, accord- namom otf^stale. All ponwns BY: JortnyJorti D ougherty •• -'CODE. NO REPRESEhSEN- curod by nnd pursuontI to10' North, Vwin Falls, Idaho, In Iho Matter ol tho Estalo rk ol ifio Board ■ ‘ on-- TITLEFACT, Inc., ann ..Irom L .» G o td o .n _ C |^ o r titrict. couit of^ tho Stato ol 01 ol ing to the plat thorool, havinving claims ogainsl iho Clork ol , - W I O N IS MADE^THArHAT tho power ol salo con- recorded In Book 2 of sQidId.docoasod are rq- 0PEN:IEN: Fobruary 2 ,1 9 9 0 NOT,, forrod In iho dood of trusirust Idoho corporation, as8 ,and Sii’is n C srte r, hus- hIdaho, In and for the PETERpe 6 . JOHNSTON THEY ARE OR ARE NO ic bnrid andwlfo to TUoFact. ccounty ot ^w ln Foils, (in : Plats, pago 23, rocords qulriilrbd to p r o s o n t th o ir - PUBLISBLISHED; T h u rs d a y , )NSI< o x o c u lo d b y 'S T E V EEN N • Trusloo will sell ol public ' Docoasod - PRESENTLY HESPONS i- Inc.. Tfusloo and RIoky D. titho Mogistrato D ivision' NOTICE,n IS H E REBY - ol Twin-.Falls,.County, lims wiihin tour months - Januaryuary 25. and.Tuoadoy, BLE'FOR THIS OBLIG;.IGA- HOWARD OTERO, untvOO, 1Q90--. Jl Post and Chrrstino R. tlthorooM bv tho:nbcwo ..QlV.EN.Ihnt Qi th o unrinr- Idaho, boino moro par- nlmror itin daiQ q( iho __TiohJ Thft..dflJaulLltt fo r -Qlo mtin, n.i G ra n lo r,.tg ri’ i - ■ i ,- .■ '-C. • • ?!. ' - • - ' ' Thursday. Januory 2^. 19S1990 Timos-Nows, Twin Falls,ills, IIdaho C-3 o8S/^^mXtls-Annoutincements OOM

N o t i c e L E G ^ Z:iEGA LN 0T1^^ iEGW rNOTlCE^LEGyGACNOTICE^UEG^tALNOtlCE— LEGAlftlrNQTlCE LEGAL fo\:nd~ ; urity-assoctaied'-Abflloment—n ------—P u b l is h o d : : Thursday, .■ENOBEHG'S ~ scribedid as-lollows,a to-wit: FaiT3” CououiitrraahoTTHE~tno-=ocuri ^ . NOTICE OF PROPOSED CHW ANGE OF WATER on: 434 Second January 11, 1 RIGHTS FURNITURE Lot njn j in B lo ck 7 of ABOVE: GGRANTORS ARE „,tii this5 lorcclosuro,Ic Tho 13, f>nd 25. h o u n d > PCPOUND'■ Noiico is horoby givon thatIt Slalnofi Larson. Bloino RoquKjuosts 0 S ^ o l Uso NOR'ORTHSTAR SUBDI- NAMEDD T O C O M P L Y bonofldaryary elects to sell or Strool Eastst 1225:______;ws . - tSIONrTwin-Falis-W lTH-t 10 trust propony-lo--Twin.FalL.5. Icfahoe3301IC , .INVITATIO!,O'''-ro“0 Buvswlw?lA RALIFE- . • "'Lflfson Farms,-nnd Larson'of idaho'K!rar>d ------vj3f< ir: C ity ol Twin 5^,3, appliod to tho Oopartmont ol>1 WalofV ^ o u ^ lor o _ th o0 manufacturingi of counisunty,- Idaho, accord- 1506(‘y^1 (9 1 :9 5 5 .^: bo cold totto_cali5j^said o ^ -_ J; will 1)0 ro- tIMEUCEIJCENSE______— «hana«rotrpolni;:ot'iJlvofstonl ■ andai plam of oso of .a handindcraflod furniture nt------rng'locTloWPIarmoroof.- n o Acri:PflES£N TA TIO N —nation.------ceivcd by the10 Ciry of T w i n ...... - groundwatof soi/rco. Tho rtgliisnts to bo c^angod an) U- 13212 KMain Avonuo South in roconcordod in Book 11 oi 'S MAD^lDE THAT THEY &ATED:?: t D e c e m b e r 28, Twin Falls, lc ., at iho.oltitt' TWINFALFALLS • 4. ProjOct M HAZ- ccrtsos authorizing divoftlon ofsf waterm from wells localod Twin.»ifl Falls, P lolots ts at pago 42. ARE,^-OR ARE N O T. •■j089 ‘ uty Cil/ ClCrV a n im a l SHELTERSHE on lho north sklo of mo Snako RivorFl scottorod Irom ap- A1 cocomploto doecnplion is recon iNTLY RESPONSI- first Amorinorican Tillo Com- .. ’.M.. pfcvmling a c o rd s ol soid County. P p fS E N , under Rond S I S ';'" - pfonimatolyJoromo to Roborts,s, IdahaIc Tho rights ore ro-' onI Iilolili vnth tho Twin Falls J h oI T r u s io o h a s (lo, 8LE FOFDR THIS OBLIGA- p a n y of a o d o d a s follo’^ : Cityty PlanningI and Zornno knowlod(lodgo ol a more par- i ION. Trustoo f , a 5 “ ii-: ™ 0,.lW l.ic black & wliii'. ------; BINGHAM COICOUNTY ...... -AdmiiJministrator a t .City Halt. ,icgia,r dosaiptionJ ol the Tho,doleolault lor which this .(.tonlno ColoCol Telephonec N No. (208) 888- „ i;i b o opom II Socond Avonuo East, above0 doscriboddc real prop- salo is toto bo mado is lail- Ttusi Ollictlliccr. ^ '2 ' and tead m'" ‘Jt ‘’r n NUMBER PRIORITY CFS ACRES 321 5 "^l“ 'c"ii '’h S 2Bas^l.Lwrrown 6 v^tule. — 33=»21B-OS^02-19CO 0.60 30 736-2!6-22fl7: orty, but but tor purposes ol ufo to; m.mako prindpal ond PUBLISH:,H: Thur»doy, Jan. 5. A pro-bK-bid conlorenco cham bcrs'o 35-2344 10-17-1965 3.30 165. ^yOiy and all poraons do- complicplianco with Idaho mtorosiel p a y m o n ls n s o t uary 18■ arand 25. Fotxu.iry. will bo holdcld at 10,W A:M 32, Second1 AAvonut East. 3 -XvmcolofL-d,------35-7361 12-2S-1973 ring to com m ont may np- Coder Soction Sc 60-113, lho fonhonsis a id Dood ol Trust i nndfl -on Fobruarjuary 5. 1990 at palls. Ida • 0.54 27 siring Ils Public Ubrary; ’ n , ^ Icmnie, pup■up 35-7632 08-05-1976 4.40 264 poor»0f and bo hoard at tho Trusteet o o h o c b o o n in - ond Prpiromlssory.Noto. Tho ^0 I bc rccoivod 4 scoiiish Ternor, Torn bi.icK, ond Sitcol East „.;;fla^.inwfl.n4.ni.io7a ------)pointod tim o .__ formId ed that t lho suoot ad- I loan amount was tru<;is i ? A L E s i r putchaso ol a --35-272B ' t37.09.1953 ------aoo Mother™* I fheel Mochani- c B.or.i&L,.Jn.;M __ ------••• - JEFFERSONI COUNTYC( ------Chairtiairmw, — —i. _ -. .Stro i n 35-7605 04-23-1076 4.00 200 Plan;ianning ond Zoning Com- Idaho,>. mrr oy sometimes b e ol 11,5/c;% per annum; day at tho lobby o f nm oum w^Tboto- .5133 must be b submitt^ 6 Rotnovor,If, gold,gi ncu'...... 35-7566 02-23-1976 6.41 391 rnlssiission associaticiatoci with said teal ovidoncciCOd in P rom issory i-n,Moo, 163-4ih ll Avonuo . IS provid'd by ,ered, male.lie. LINCOLN COI:OUNTY PUBIUBLISH: T hursdoy. Jan- property,jrty. Nolo datfated July 25, 1995. K ^ r YTwin w Foll=, ld,,ho_ d bids will bo to- c?iv or-fwTwin Falls. Bid 7 1 siicpherc5herd X, blick jp to bid opening 'SL'^'a^to'aln 36-2632 01-08-1966 1.94 - 97 uarj;.3rv25.1990.______S a ^j --salo i wil! bo mado. Paymenints are m dolault t ?t l eFACT. f a Inc., an vailablo at Ciiy , monlhs ol June, /Jaho co , 23, 321 Sec- . .36-7022- 04-12-1968 . . ------3,54 232 • . - .NOTICEOF- . .withoofiui’'covonant or. w ar-, lor the i corporation, ns jwinFallsPIs Public Libt.iry regarding titlo. pos:_;July, AuiVugust, S e p te m b er t ,„,.,ou jo East. Twin ForAdoption: 36-7897 02-25-1930 -2.84 203 ■ TRUSTEE’S 1 SALE ranty rO' Will sell at putjliC «neondondSltoolEasr 36-2727 03-10-1961 • 5.10 320 'NOTICE NO IS HEREBY sessionion Of oncumbrancos, ancLOclitelSber- ol 1989 In . 10 lho highest bid- 1, t . L at, ctiocolalc■olalo. mai(; lisfy tho obligation so- ihoamoLlountol 5261,00 per Is. Idaho 83301 sh im n M Bryan. Bt Deputy g Australiann S(Shepherd X 36-7495 OS-13-1974 4.58 320 giveilVEN That on Tuesday, to saiisfj :r cash, in lawful will bo publicly MJNIDOKA COCOUNTY Aprilpril 17.-1990, nt lho hour cured1 bjby and pursuant to monthI iand continuing monoy- ol o lho Uniiod pup, male. powor ol solo con- oach anr n d o v o ry m o n th all I Falls, Idaho 3 Bo,53,:,, Coll.e:oll.o X, tinck 36-2074 A 07-27-1843 0,75 80 ^r ll10:00 o’clock a m, of tho pov aJI payablo al lho M', F o b , u . „ 12. 36-2121 06-07-1951 2.44 240 saidDid day, a t tho olficos ol lorrodd in the Dood ol Trust IhoroaltoItor until date ol salo ^ ^ T c i sale, m lhe loilowing ruary 1.1990., nndwlmc.m;0 malo 36-2122B 05-07-19Sr ...... 3.26 263'RRSIRST AMERlCAN'rm.E-oxocutoiutod by KENNETH-Lr-of foinst;stalemont^Tht) prm^._jj„5c,ii,e4.69 togothor with ^j^icr 11 bids IN THE D 36-2190B 02-25-1953 1,20 120 Fallsalls. Twin Falls County, and wili :scnbcd as. loliows )iddcrs shall h.ive COURT OF>F THE FIFTH malo. 36-2193B 02-25-1953 .2.16 160 idah.iaho. WILLIAM R. SNY- FIRST>T j AMERICAN TITLE intoroslII 1thereon a s ol No- to.wii DISTRICTOF G. SpringorSi>r SpmnTri-Jf: ------ir 9th. 1989 in the l I , 4 n ,.. p u b lic w orks li- JUDICIALDl 36-2194 02-25-1953 3.18- 240 derlER, Attorney al Low, a s INSUREJRANCE COMPANY, vomber 31ock 2, AMENDED ^ " “I’'* ^ THE ST/\TE[E O F IDAHO, b la c k fi whwhile, male Trustoo, ond said nmounlI lo i l 51.254.15. Tho H iT C t 36-2300 05-15-1956 3,33 .194_Trus'rusloo,.wiIl.flell-at public_as_Tru -CHING POST-“ "=^.?’ w .ingo,-Spocilica- IN AND) FFOR THE pup itoo having tbsigno'd- por cJi^^m“ ur$674932.-AH------UBD 36-7015A 02-14-1968 0.97 153 auctiuction to tho highest bid- T rustoo BDivrsroTj, iwm C o n tra c t D ocu- COUNINTY OF 7 Border Collioollie X, bl:tck S lho Bencliciaty here- dolinquc[uont payments nre palls ( 36-7272 11-07-1972 1,50 73 rf-rlor. lor cosh in lawful Is Couniy. Idaho, n;iBid F o rm s, ond TWINN FALLS1 vvhiio malollo ;or monlionod having now dueue togothor with any nccordi TO BE CHANGEDDASFOaOWS a : mo,lonoy ol tho Uniiod ■ o,d,ng m IM ollidal :r detailed iftsiruc- fAAGISTRATATE DIVISION - Walor will bo divortod al 27 woll:MoIls, located botwoon Mud c q ,, o ln to d WILLIAM R. la lo chah a rg o s. a d v a n c e s . pi,it Ihofco th . iccordcd f i'L 421 LOCATI: a t e d ' Jtaios of America, aU pay- “ Pp®‘" sr-cotls assodaiod 1 bo obtained from' C ase No. 442 ------QWraf^d'Dulxilsr Idatro-andnid-vrli-bo i«od-to tmB8lo-nkK I'OSR.-Allorny-aU-foot-JM - Booi^l2..QLEIali;_ jclM onogor------M Q U C E iOD JCREDITORS 139 6lhAvh Avo W. ibteTlTfwnrmb-orsalorriV. o s successor Trust- with lhi:his forodosuro and pago. 4.075 a a o s wiihin T7N.R35E;5E; T6N.R36E; T9N.F136E: ,hoho loilowing doscribod 10.2 8 . ro c o rd s ol H: iT hursday, Jan- In lho Maileror orimTF:.‘iriTO Opcn-l-e-pr TI0N.R3SE; B.M. onl proporty situated in 'or Iho bonolii and so- jh o balaalanco kwinff ns ol j^in F county. Ida- , 25 and Fobnjary of Monday thru Frldfly Any protost against opproval»al iof tho abovo proposod [uf* ty ol FINANCIAL this datelie on lho obiigaiion ho BLANCHE M;MARY REED 10:30 amm to 1 pm ho Counw of Twn Falls. 3T. INC.. as Bonoli- socuredid by snid dood ol purpc chango ol wator righls must boIw lilod with lho Idaho Do- ctQi,Jtaio of Idaho, and de- rposos ol compli. ----- IS HEREBY Saturdtlurday ’ w h o se beneficial in- trust is; $22,021.30,$ indud- iTcn cTfiTec NOTICE I! partment ol Water Rosourcos.o s. 150 Shoup. Suito 15. scrivcribcd a s follows, to-wit; fiiti Seciion GO-113. UNITEI at thc under- It h a s boon assigned _ing inlorlorost, but excluding Cc PARTf^ENT Idaho Falls. ID. cn or boloro Fobi-obruary5.19&. 01 tho E ast Ono-Half o! Codo. thc.olficu ______DEW n s b o o n - a p - - 73G-22Sli.2299 . - WESTERN MORT- costs anand oxponsos ac,tu- y^f,i.vhich inlormaiion OFic JlucTirC fligned-hns R. Keith'Higginson • ______^______a L'tsonal rc pto -______= 0 i r ^ 0 f — ------aE'tOAN'CORPORA— ally-inciicurrod m ontorang con'cornintning mo’location”ol— immlgratio ol tho abovo “Becausc dogsins~aro'l>rouqh! a -J, a Ulah cotpotoiion, tho obligiligaiions thoroundor pf^pg ' ■ PUBLISH: Thuraday. Januarvv IBIE ,a n d 25 .1 9 9 0 . ,1 of WISEMAN-RAM- jperty may .bo ob- iznlioi rodent. AH per- m evcryi hourjur :and SOLD Jonoficia^; and Deed o r in thishis salo, as troslco’s minedIS is TitlcFact. Inc., POI ving c la im s OR DESTROYEOYEO alter 48 _ SEY SU B DIV ISION , - Of md/or roasonablo nl- 153 41^ ; REQUESTf5 T F 0 R ■ - ...... Twin Foils County, Ida- o Trusru st having been filed Iocs anc [h A v o n u c N o rth . Havro,-M( .0 docodonl or hours, ploasoso ccan or visii------y 's lo o s a s a u th o - j„ jn Fall; • PROPOSAJSALS ho, according to tho icord cn Seplombor-5. tornoy'! ^alls. Idaho 83301. 406-i arc tcquirod to iho pound daily 10 check Tho Idaho Staio Division ol-Viil-Vocalional Education has fPlat thoroof. recorded 1 f|y5 ^ a s Instrum onl No. riz o d in the promissory Telephoneono No. (208) 733- ' Notico is iir claims wiihin whciher yourpcjrpct has boon boon dosignatod by tho Govemi'omor lo administer tho Job in i Book 6 ol Plots. 007415415, Ollicial Records noiesoc-ocurod by the alcro- 3921 pursuant; S 10 a " " c ! a " S lonihs .-ilicr thc picked up. This is not an win Falls Couni/, Ida- montiomsnod Docd of Trust. s a ij gai Training Pannorship Act (JTP/TPA) Slato Education and • ,pago 49. rocords ol c.nio will bo m.ide tion 274.9. lirst public.ition up-io-daio lisl,isl. KMixod dogs D a te d ; Do c o m b o r 0 1 . ;.,iihqijt cc 'i'l?? dn»y«,oli, Coordination Grant. Tho Govonvomor Is seeking statewido |said County. _ . . "?L ^ I convonant or war- _ a t 1:30 p. 0 licc*_0 r_s.nid a r e ha_rd_^^ d e < s c r i b e , proposals lo'jSfbvido sorvicos; doscriboddo bolow during tho Thojl , Trustoo has no n d II a n d interest, lor Au- o ’clockk A.M., ol said day. Post; hu:husband and wile, lure oxcoplrepl as provided in p f r u c u t Idaho, m ay sometimes bo I, Soction 274.5(b). J.^^L SH^TIThursday, Jan- 1:30 pm-2m-2 30 pm m ust comply with Sectionn 3 ol tho Military Soloclivo associatoa wiih said roal 95 and February . Service Act <50 USCJkpp-45 property m o nnth tn thorealtor until ol Firsr s t A m o rican T illo J u n o B. P o s l, h u s b a n d The immigiTiigraiion and Natu- , 7con______Shelior localod alod on I mile in Scrvice is con- '• — (4) Bo a rosidoni ol tho Statot ^ ^ i f 'w S o . Said sa le will bo mado, paid.j, «togother wiih accru- Com pa.jany, 1616 Addison and wilc/lie , B c n o lic in ry , ralization ‘ J, uso Iho on- lato chargos in tho Avenue January 6, 1981. re- sideringg forleiturcIc ol the PART-TIMEME JUVENILE w o s t ro a d , uc Up to 25% of lho total fundsis mnym bo expended lo pro- wilhoul covenant or war- '3 i JO tail. Twin Falls dated Jan :E AND ADULT ir a n c o lo Scwer Sc^ plant' ho aro not oconomlcallv d i^ J January 15. 1931. seized conveyance,coi and RESOURCE - vido son/icos.to indivduals who < ranty'roganfing-titJo. pos- amounDunt ol T w only-Fout in. Cououniy ol Twin Falls, cordod Jj -tON OFFICER o c ro s s - th10 o rro a d Irom advantaged if such individualsals havo ortcounterod bam- .q, I S i x te e n O n o -H u n - S tale ol Idaho. Firsi Amer- as Instrurirumont No. 7960t4, irs salo5 or ot Olher disposal PROOATtC session or encumbrances, and Si ng to law. Any pro- Applicalioti:ms aro now bo- KART Radio ors to employmenL Such indivndividuals mny indudo, but , dths ($24.16) Dollars ican Tillrillo Company ol Ida- ro c o rdds s ol Twin Falls according 1 to satisfy the obligation drodth: 0 petitioners lor ro- ■f'g la te n lor Ic n part-llmo - . . oro not limiteo'to, thoso who10 \ havo limited E n g lish '^ - souaod by and pursuanl por mimo n lh for A u g u st, ho. Inc.1C., an Idaho Corpo- Couniy.f. Idaho.It , spoctivo p< ly dog licenr.L-s ft lot which this calo .Miof fromim lorloituro 1 may Juvonilo RRi o so u rc o anc} Joromo Ciiy d: guago proFicicncy, or who aro cfisplacod homomak9fs. to tho I power ol sale con- 1999J9 iand ooch month ration,I, a^ s successof/irusl- Oolnult Ic lemoanor Proba- expire on DecDecember 31, laronts, hancSeappod, oldor forr •oottor unlil paid oo. will/ill soil ot public auc- is to bu)o rmado is lailuio to submit their the polilions pur- Adull Misder school dropouts, leonago pore fened in the Dood ol Trsut ihorooti 0 8 C.F.R, Soctions lion O llico:or lor Lincoln 1939 andjniIjhusi bc re­ .. alcoholics. Of addicts. oxo lO balanco owing a s ol non., to the highest bidder, p a y .. suant to 8 or 10 March 1. -• wofkofs. veterans, ofiondors. ali oxocuiod by ROBERT L Tho b }, 274,14. 274.15. County, Id:Idaho. A pplica- nowod prior ic 1 accordanco with the lollow- ERDMANN eR ond NANCY tho daiodat hereof on tho cb- for caslash. in lawfcl monoy (a) The10 11966. 1987, 1988 274,13, 2 PropM als will l» roviowod in ac 1st one-hall ol the 274.16 and an 274,17. Such tions, job dicJcsaipiion a n d 1990, ERDMANN, husband and ligatio.Ition s e c u re d by so id ol tholO United Stalos. all a n d 1st d qualilicaiions 1990 dog liccnsosliccn may tx! ib to * a t-th e -tim e -o l— 1969 Inxiinxes, which are de- polilions13 lor Ic foliol-liom lor- su g g e ste d (Sf^iho lunds a v a ita b lO n d3orSocilorrt23(2)(8)Tjt'tho-|^i o r MoroTGranrOfTWTTnE-Oood- odTaf-Trust-is-tho—pnyab ilabole at tho putcnased" all! alW C n rn v a^ ------■nt in the amoijnt ol joituro mu: Act. a manimum of 75 porconttnt shall£ bo usod lo lund pro* ANDan TRUST COMPANY, amounount ol Filty-Fivo Thou- s o lo .. thI e loilow ing do- Imqucnt m ust be lilcd at tho 2.'° , Mork-s O llico in lor OHico cllec:}tlcciivc Dec I. :------grnms=^ttiat^prov)do-#ofvicoa.w.io.partldpant6-lrom tho-nn-an- tdaho-eorporaltoftr ta -a a nd!>d - T h r e o - H u n d r o d - Bcribodod real-proponyr-ciiu- -$-t-7-7-9Ja j3 2 _ p lu s - p c n a l ty _|m m igratl«ration-and-Naturali_£°^nIy ^1° 1 Service ollicoal ^oshoncic-boiwDcn-ntic------TT T Tr: stalowido population (ihroo (3)(3): SDWDs Of moro) that will jriiTrustoo, and said Taistoo Twontyonty-Ono and Twonly- ated in lho Counfy ol Twin andiinlct'itcrost. Izalion S< 8:30-A.M. a n d Call1324-6436 324 lilure 10 provide ovi- p o Box 1 not likoly bo funded at lho Sewicod e ^ i Dolivory Aroa/Distiict ha\having resigned and tho EinhtIht Ono-Hundrodih Falls,. Staioi of Idaho, and (b) Failui X 112. Havto. Mon- °J . Monday° ihrouqh II no answerswcr 324-4313 rribodas follows, to denceJ ol current liro insur- tana 595'59501. nnd should |-9 ° (SDA/D)-lovol wilh SDA/DI rorosourcos. Priority, will bo Bonolficary go horolnallor (SSS.^Is.321.23) Dollars in doscril tolophono 8 8 6 ------vide litoracy training dropout n,c icipal. plus accrued in- wii: . - bo hiedd Vwilhin Ihir^ (30)'. ' givon to pfograms that provido m o n tlo n o d h a v in g np- princip. ising dato lor. to- o03 Special:lsl NNoIIcos provonlion ond roonrollmoninl sorvicos;i school-to-work poipolnlod WILLIAM R. SNY- icrosiisl iot lho rato ol Eleven Tho North N< 50 lool ot lho DATED:D Ihis lllh day ol days olI tho thc dale ol Iho lirst impleiod applica- ______/osi hall of Lot 3 ol January,iry, 1990. publicationllion ol Ihis advQC- ®' “ ""i uansition activitios or onv combjmblnation thoroof. Such pro- DER, Attorney at Law, a s (111 .OC .000% ) p o rc o n t por Wo: n5 . lions and re ium from July 1. 1909. PE/EA R SO N 'S SUBDI- TITLEFA[Fa c t. in c . ■ _ liscment. b a n kCRUPTCY r i dram s shall moet tho Tollowing«ng criloria: suisuccosoor Trsutooo, lor annum porson claiming *3to ol Jam ______4,-lnclude a placomont com;om ponont;QB . • the benefit and socurity ol pluss sisorvico chargos. laio VICIDION. Twin Falls by/D.D!D: Waters' , Any por nge of.$5,00 to Stop.lorodosudosutos. ropos- ’rcGidcni J ow norshiiship ol tho scizcra Sala^ rang 2. Indudo formal linkagesOS with a program provided FIRST plf SECURITY B/(nK chargea rg o s , a n d nny othOr Couounly. Idaho accord- Vico Prc: hour plus bone- oossions. suitsuits. garnish- EOFIDAHO- ) .^convoyailyonco moy com- $8,40 por h< placomont; AND OF IDAHO. N.A.. os Bon- co ss.ois.or expenses associ- ingig to Iho plat thofcol STATE C Iding upon quali- 4 othcother collodion d with-this-foroCIosuro— reccjcorded in Book 5 ol tS 3 m oncoI judicialjui lorloiluro I'S- dopendi roo tolophono 3. Indudo'ono or moro■ cf-tho-activilies cf outlined in-Qf|(ofidary, whoso bonofcial atcd * odlngs in Uniled ‘calions .md an oxporionco, nclion_ Free provided by tho DcocJ Platlats. pago 6 . records Countyly ool Twin Falls ) p ro c o o d i Couniy IS and consullalionlion. Appoini- Section 204 oltho Act. inlorost has boon as- as pro Disuict Court by lil- L m c o ln C i dor Section 123{2)(B) of tho T rust or dood ol trust of fs soid county. On thisiis ' 11th day ol Janu- sta te s Dis pporiunity Em- mcnis schcdalicdulcd in Twin 01 the funds availoblo under s ig n e d to W ESTER N of Tru: Jaim nnd bond pur- Equal Opp ont shall bo usod lo provido MORTGAGE wf LOAN COR- noto,o. orc by Idaho law. Exccpt■pt lho W est 25 lect ary, 199(1990. bcloro me, the ing a dain Act. a minimum of 25 percent tsigncd, a Notary suant to10 38 C,F,R. Soclion , [raining through Idaho publiclie postaocondaryp vocational- PORATION, p c a Ulah corpo- DATEETED this 27th day ol thorlerool, undorsi : Thursday, Jan- WmH.MiMulberry combor, 1989, ThoJ Trustoo has no Publicic iin and lor said 274.10.0. S u c h claim a n d PUBLISH T ney at Low. technical instilulions a s follows;iws; ration, rat a s Bonelieiary; said Decorr nust bo filed at the 16 andnd 25. 1990. p o7o] ids will bo provided (or lho ro- Dooddq ol Tnjst having boon byAA/it:William R. Snyder knowlo./lodge ol a moro par- S l a t e3. , , .p e rs o n a lly a p - .bond mus . Box 186. 1 indivijlunlj^i^^nts • Funds \ c d D .O . W a te rs immigratii anidpants inlo existing voca- lilcd me of rocord. on April 30. Attorncornoy at Law ticularir cTosaiplion ol tho p e a rc d raiion and Natural- Rlrlo, ldaho.834A3Idah ■ iBLlSH; Thuraday, Jan- a b o vvo o roloronced rool knownn l 10 mo to bo .Itie ijalion SonificQ Sc ollico. PO f l n n o u nn tc c m g n b t i-800=S4i0=S4B-2160 tional p ro g r^ s.^ ^ ^ _ ■ . . 1986 19 o s In stru m en t No, PUBLI . ‘ Short-torm group training go 7 11. 181, 25 ond Fob- proportorty, but lor purposes Vice PrcPtcsidcnl ol the cor- bqx 112.12. H.ivro. Monuina rci Silver 900379, Olficial Rocords uary 1 bn lhal oxocutod Uus 59501. an Fi'st Sl ! using thofoHowing prionliosUofof Twin-Felis County.-ldo—ryaQ^ifv-1..1990. ______olcom; implianco with Soction poraDcn . and must bo hied 13 Idatio"Codo.-|ho-'Insirumcmcnl,-orthe • pcfsoo-within-twctwenty •{20)-d.iyt o l - ...... ------TAXI. 731 ,7 3 6 - 0 1 0 0 Prierilv Ono -Group traininining prdects lhat will sor/o f,oho. NOTICEOF - 60-113 -RATES:-S2pic2 pick up: 5i/m i------nanonoSDA/D. j. TRUSTEE-SSALE Trusu;to o hqfl' b o o n in- who cxccxcculcd iho-in5iru- mo datoto olc tho lifsl- publi------porucipanls from mofo than Tho dolault for which tho TF on bohall ol said c o t-- cniioo-of- . _ , S.20/min SlSt oloil w/coupon PfiorilvTWg~^Gn3UP~tnjn n-fvtonday the- 9th-d.iy—formedcd thartho addross ol "'cnt on i-ol-lht&-adtforii£o-- -nn7- l n 1989 and ooch month situouuatod in tho County ol corpoDoration, as succes- IS lind Iho oquip- ALCOHOHOLICS irustoo, lor tho bonolit anao^_i9. 1990. • • ■ Dine; JanuaryJan 5, 1990 Hobbyisis Program providers may usoJSO JTPA 8% lunds lo assist thorooltor until paid. Twinvin Falls. Stato cf Idoho. sor/lru: I Number: moniandsosopplios Ihoy nood ANONY3NYM0US IndivWuals to obtain unoubdijbdizod omploymonl Ihrough Tho\ balanco owing a s ol ondid cdoscribod a s loliows, ond security si of Rogor R, N0)TICE 7 K TO BIDDERS C a s e =>Toioct; A s b e s to s 904HVMC^/M00146 indaisiliod,X), Col 733-0626. Call11 733-830073: training ond roloiod cmploymilymont sorvicos which my in- lho dalo horool on lho ob- lo-wit:•wit: . • PosiI {& Company, Inc., a 1.- Pro ------du d o ; out aro not limited to:to; | lob eoarch-osststoACo; !ob..|j.iigalion-socurod by said LotsIts 5 5B-and 59 ol BUENA- Colilorlornia Corporation,..ro- . . . counseling; romodiel pducatioiation and basic skills training; n,Dood of Trust is the VISTA VI ADDITION, cordecled August 1. 1980-as Inslitutonal Skills Irainlng;; on-tho-jobor .tnilning: training a „ m o u n t o f T h rity -F o u r Twin Tv Falls County. Ida- Tnstruirumenl No, 7670'43 — - programs operated by ^oB p\ private coctor; outroacji to Thousand -[-f Ono Hundrod ^. heho, according lo the andI assigneda to Union nuito Indivduals aworo of, and encouraao lho uso ol om- .. pjiFiliy-Eiflht and Sixty-Fivo pliplal thorool, rocordod Fcdenornl Savings i Loan • ploymonl and training son/ico/icos; spodoJizocJ surveys not- Ono-Hundrodlhsq fnin Book 2 ol Pints. Assoc■ociation, by assign-. avaiiablo through othor laborOf nmarket informaljon sources: /j($34,158.65).Dollars in pago pj 23. rocords ol montnt rocordod April 2. ' §IE1C^YIICIE 6IIJIIIOE'I E upgrading and roiraining; liteiliteracy training and bllingu^ p^prindpal, plus accmed, in- sosaid County. 198616 ns Instrument No, training; vocational and caruoiruoroxplorntion:and.di5semi- ,torstq a t tho rato of Nino Thono 1T njstoo has no knowl- 89345459, Morigage natinglnformalion on program■a m oclwilles. ^ o;ond Ond-Hall (9,5ya) per o oc dgo o ta moro particu- R oco:ords of Twin Falls Grants mado Irom mo) JlJTPA S% funds must bo conl por onnum Irom lar la description ol tho Countmty, Idaho, aVNID^.'IDIIIOEICT'OiKTr matched 110 porconL To oblaln obu lurthor Inlormation and March ^ 1, 1989. plus sor- -• aabovo-doscribod t ronl ■ THE/: /^BOVE GRANTORS a Roquost lor-Proposal Packtickot. Inlorostod organizations vico charges, lalo chargcs. prproporty but lor purp- AREE NAMED TO COM------should coniact Lany D., Lantjmnloan. JTPA Coortfnobon. and any olhor cosls or ox- ' s(s o o s ol c o m p lio n c o PLYr WITHi SECTION 45- Slato Division of Vocationalnal Educatton. 650 W. Slato ponsos ossoclolod with wiwith Idaho Code. Soc- 15^06}6 (4) ( a ) , IDAHO WM Stroot. Boiso. ID 83720. Tolofolophono {200} 334^216, R ^ .{' this |, lo ro c lo su ro a s p ro . tj.llon-60-tl3— 11.0-CpMDE-_NO. REPRESEN- — c^JOS^for Proposal Pactotei willwil bo avaHabk) Fobnjary 12. vided yj, by lho Dood ol Tnisi ^ThJSieo has boon in- TA7ILnON IS MADE THAT . I EY ARE, OR ARE ■ I■ ^ ^ 9 1 I 1990. Doadlino lor cubmittal^Ital of completed proposals is Of „ dood ol tnJSt nolo. Of by lorm (g od thal the stroot ‘ M U M I I WKKBSIHmzvL^^mWM-B— rtfkod no lator than March 12. m ----- Z C A R P E T LA^ T in day oi (!' oijjipi’c^ro'h'Tnn * ■ 'John'* * Sharponing Sorvlco 1 LAYING' I . I D & L C o m p lo to I Call Stove jofy25.1990, 0Oecembof. 1989. * * Twin j , Falls, ID 83301. 08L1CLIGATION. I ■ Tuno-up c ^ i a l lor Jan, ' PUBLISH: T hursday. Januory ■ Mobilo Homo Ropaltair I 438-5379i379 ’ ■■ ' ------Willaim R. Snyder m m ay somolimos be os- I ?dolault for which Ihis - Call 32M 462. I D is to bo mado Is tho ■ ~ • ■ Senior Discount NOTICE OF f Permit' lor oporation ol a A'Attomoy nt Law c o ; a a lo d wilh said loal saio^^ I PUBLISH: T hursday, Jan- pi jro to pay whon duo, ■ ■ I■ ., AsV lor Don 326-5^05>5 I . ______PUBUC HEARING cday caro contor at I^W ° tor Dood of Trust Noto " I 00 August 1, lyoy liiu f t -" ■ S i ^ —— ■I r M lllllll I ______NotitasJaJiouJbyjlvonbiLj , 1 9 9 0 . ______^______withefilhoul cbvonnni or wal^ dated inty~ iooaiijing tiilo , poa— ff?■nthty-paymnnir. " ! Inr —------I ProloMlonal Inatollollontl — ■ ------tho-Plannlng.and Zoning ------r~NOTTCEDF~------ranty idpal. Inlorost. and Im- ■ HANDYMAN: H Lighl dloei^ 1 --C om m ission for tho City ol • ------TRUSTEE'S SALE - - sossios£ion-or oncumbranccs— rtino B ol gatago doors/oponors. un^olSSUr.OO por ■- - col, c plumbing, painling.^:----- 1 3Cl dc.mprr, ■- . — '^^^In-Folls. Idaho, that-a—J-— --WY-Lo¥i7lNC.V-:" - " ■•NOTICE IS +IEREBy_.lo-MjAaiialy-iho.obligalionso-. .PPi*" -carponlry,-CBll 733-4762.- — j■ ----- 'Dlscounl-pricos. 549-4592,« , iM - ACTJONLcamcl d orod by and-porsuant-lo._ monttnth for’ tho-“m onihs”o t~ “ — c feaiuringthohosi!11051 system. • • ■ publlc hoaring will bo holdi RI equests a Zonlrig Disuict GGIVEN That on Tuosday, o3ro< I ■ . ho power of oalo con-■ Ja^uiluary Ihrough.Novom-' | Call733M30J. 130. ______n on Fobruary 13. 1990. a1 (Chango and Zoning Map tJMay S, 1990, at the hour th o 1989 and all subso- _ ' ■ • ol 10:0 0 o'd ock n,m. of forrojrrod in tho'cjood of,tnjsl bor. xcreutod^y-JftCk-H— quoni —i — ;rThe-House Docto[ o r ■ I ~M 3“doy,' al lfio^£DirDT~tnrQi ■I Repair, remodel, fix-up I lOLEN AND VANDA E. dalo:o of salo or roinstaio- ■ . l ______CounciLChambofa..City_|V R-1-8,000 (rosidontial sin- FIRST p AMERICAN TITLE BOL nt,-with.a.monililyJalo_"_ J Doc Jo h n sto n 733-5G6 ■ ■ - gib housohold) donsily lor “ COMRANYTvfibT6"ad~BOLc JO LE N rhusbandand wifo— moni, — Dolivorod-lor-dfivoway*.— I I 3_SIEWAaT_TlTLE-'0F_ch^ygo ol'Sll.24. a per ■ ' - - - I o 'l '5 6 :64-4 T H n d - « —-opo'king-lolc, :?i olc.—Ycu_can__, Falls. Idaho, 10 hoa'r are-■ Ilocated oasfol 3200 Easl -onuo-oi E ast in'-Twin Falls, IDADAHO, INC., on Idaho diorr -•naul loo.'CnII Nonhwosl I " M r n r y Corporation a s Succossor N.b.i-3.F, chock foo ol $10,00 ■ ] Road, norlh of Hlohlawn TTwin Falls County, Idaho, Corp Crano & .Rigajnflr-I^-Jgp.^_____1 ■ JIM'S TREE &LAV\LAWN CARE V * --J— ------"Drivorand'Bouth-of'Fallc—V1 -'WILUAJi4-RrSNYDER.-At--TruJ •rusloo-.-fortho-bonolil-an^ cUhCLprincipoLbalancG- ■ — i ing a s ol this dole on ■ ■’ " Troo ond shrubublfimmirig l(i " ■ ...... Roquosts. a Zoning District:t .•Avonuo j East. The pro- lomey ic ol Low, as succos- andmd socurity ol FIRE- ^ A N 'S FUND M ORT- lho1 obligaiion c socurod by | I ® Inlotior specialist,' low winivinlcr ■ ■ landscaping. Coll:oIl 734:7: 5719. • • g Change and Zonhg Mapp |posod roC{uost Is not In sor s Trustoo, witl soil at MAI ,-_cQnlQtmaaco_wlthjho_p_p«blic ouction to Jho high- GAC3AGE CORPORATION, soldId Dood of Trust is . I ■ . toloe, 1(00 osiim alos.-Call C ., i . _____ ^ o n d m o n t f ro m .R - ^ ^ w ^ 1-,087t71-PIus accruing-Ji------d QomnrBhBnatve-rloirfor:::;}~03l DlOdorrtor^sh inlaw-^ FOP'ORMERL-Y-KNOWN-AS-5£’-.f =^:-ni-lli'tm7.H-flM {} ------:—— JJANUFACTURES HA-- inter:oro3 l: All d o lin q u o h t-*—}— Any kind-cl repairs .or to-' ~ I ~ ~ or duplox) *^n5iiy to C-11 ltho City of Twin Falls and (ilul monoy'ol the'Unllod'"MAI g O V E R M ORTGAGE payrrym bntsaro now duo, to- rmodoling induding lormica, lopping & ro- I (commorciar.|ilflhway)-\)-WDUld roquiro-an nmond- - S talos of Amorico, all poy- N O ' I Koop on oyo —^ ■ Troo & shrub topp CORPORATION a s Sue-' flolhcIhor wilh unpaid a n d ac- i " coramic , llio, lay brick or Z moval, froo osi.)sl. John. Me- ' ■ donsliy lor proporty lo-i. |monl to mo Comprohon- oable at the timo of salo,' COF uing tnxos, assoss- _ 1 cUisjlllod. You'll lind oxcc civo Plan in order to bo itlho fodllowing doscribpcJ cos::o5SOf Bonoficiory, ro- .cruli tock-froo oslim atos. Call I . Brido. 733-0939,7:19,734-4365 ■ catod a t 1202 Spnico Avo- ' ints, trusloo's foos, at- B I tional batQSins ovory doy.| roal proporty situated in cordarc to d July 29, 1M5. as mont IA!l...... 733-7355. nuo In Twin Falls. . ' rnoy's loos, costs and ■ “'■TlSsENOBEno Sthb County of Twin Falls, Instfumoni n s t No. 8853D7. tomf ■ ■ ■ ■ ■-■1-9 , SHAUNA TAYLOR . . \tortgago rocords of Twin ao’^n:vnncos mode to .prelect ^ ^ 1 Poquosis a Spoaal Usoo ' - for SStato "ol Idaho, nnd do- ...... ; L_.,il ' ;, " -— J ------— ' Tlmos-Nows. Twin Falls.Ills. Idaho Thursday. Januaryry25, i 1990

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025' Insuisliucllon 032, Buhf/FIihf/Fller Homes ^ 006 Personals ' 0G7-Jot)SoMnleresl 007-JobsofInt6fe8t i OO7-^obsollfil0fest 007- ^ ) a hairstylist in only' BRAND> SPiSPANKING NEWI Good looking i2 yoar oldid Dietary aiie. Apply in person . ^Vantod: oxpotienccd milker Q IS. Grants & loans to You'll lovo3V0 Ihisi iro sh now ...... _B.<5'^IS!3ian looKinfl lof youngin al Watt l&gle Care Center. ■ - ■ Like to controt inJs!I Jcfome. Call 324-5623 ■d applicants. FREE homo. JusFlusF builtI and toady V. -_iS-lD.^i!9.r Avo. \yp5l.,i:wia...L .. :f_ j_amjjy_al _a,Jo w_ ■ - • — oiiK o.. ___ —l^.i/'lnnnrtliilionAQcJiOl.,Slaio,, fof.yout.,!.a ■ ~ (liCfidshiff- i po’ssiW o'"com^' -----hirn~^------"• pofsi)of5o'nn6l.'Roquiie5‘aEcir“ Tf“ '^ y . t . T ' f .**B~'T"Baibor-ST'ST/iinn'CDiTcgir.'ooi-‘ 'Ounuui milmcni. Sono replies to Box Expoiioncod roliol milker , D? 34?-42l3. Looking lor'aog'fossivo ale spelling, typing, pleas- so. 83702. 520. %Timcs-Nows. PO Box)x and loedcr.CnII 536-2773 ml toiophono manner, Com- ' BARKERKER REALTORS' -'■54a. TwinF.illf..lDB3301. pooplo lor ofhco products “'‘‘ ‘J 171/Judv 326-5680 — Exporiencedsemi'diiver. lo- salos ^ posiiion in Twin )uto/ with Woid Poiloct ex- 026 Musiuslc Lessons S43-4371/J HOTLINE-733-0122> cal milk haul, y e ar round e XKienco prolericd, FuH lime , Falls, No traveling. Inside HODBSa M on-nFri.8:0O toB :30 rome Homes - A probiom is not a ptob-3- woik, Cnil 733-2733. y. vith flexible hours. Send to- Guitar1 oond Otum Lesson 034 Jeromi woik. Cash bo n u se s. No ' : Contor 733 B 6 0 9 , ------Iwn whon sharod. Montalal Eipor manaoer needed lor wookonds. w OII nt noon . - ■ >umo lo: Box 3 9 5 9 . % S a t , 8B:00 : to N oon Music C nmcs-Nevrt, PO Box 5-18, Banjo, 4 Bass Ics- ^Ican 3 : bdt bdtm, 2 bath, ga- • 'Hoallh Associaiion. Spm to10 existing retail, hardware & Guaar, B; icifls,.$57.500_ . . 7nm. 24 hours on wknds._ lumber business. Sales ox- Call Eorl 734-1735. ^rwin Falls, ID 63303. ADDRESS: J | 132 3nM S t . W . beginning or ad- f'^nlod: Experienced laim ’ C al 733-5^1. C O OOK K REALTY -- -■ OVEREATERS pcr prolotied. Send lesumo: , P . O . BB i o x B 4 8 [T S T I S d . C PO BoxCe4. Buhl. ID 63316 LPN't ‘ como loin our toam. woikor. year atound. non- • 3324-1289 2 4 . ANONYMOUS Baso pay plus shilt imokor/dfinkof pioleiicd, _ T w i l l I ■ Eitqtq for Sola — ROOI E 733-9113 • Farm hand: REFERENCES dilloret>llbl.-H.gher-«aloryto , sond . 7 'REOUIREO. Must be exper knd leply 10: Box 4323. c/o h ..PREGNANT-NEED HELP? componsato for travol, -nmeHmes^Nows. PO Box 548, ‘ I A R nfT & L S Livcsi.ivcslod< Wanted 035 Goodlijodlng/ ___;.F/CQ-proflnancy testing in i^ o n lubo irrigaiion. fi Call 934-5601. Twin M W O U H c a B n s 10l..Aaim;jiimaiB{Mdina______■ all phases ol low ciop larm- r rwin Fallf,. ID S3303 1 ^ availablo. Call PrognancyA ■ l l 102 Canie inn.8-am-acm 734-5053 Lunch }; room supervisor: mn\o&. lire lighters, training I H Hollino & Crisis Ccrlcr, Needs 10 havo oxpofionce in „• f Z t ...... ATE POSSESSION! ...... _ 7JA.7472^houi6-3- availablo from 01 Florists 051 Ur lili-in appliancos, r .iDOl.CALL 736-9985. based program lo woik wiih 1 002 Fu n Apts & DuplUK ,Qg ) Seoal vac,buill-i -7 352.4039 N 1700 E. Buhl,ID tho ,i Buhl Joint School Distiici 02 Losl & Found 052 Fti ■rcD. C.ill 734-9918. Wcndcll, , noaneat school. • Will tho lady (or anyone) adolescence tocoveiing liom 1 003 .Unlum;^ts S Duplexes „ o po^Jl„ S412, 21G N, 7lh. Buhl, ID 03 SpecialKoliccs 054.Ui •who wiincsscd iho aceideni f f i i s ______. diugs/alcohol/or olhcr iiou-‘ |oo404 KiflsKofnet 055 Roommalcs R( Wanted . „ 2 i»ipi ) VA loan, on toigo , . Faim woikor noodod, full- e33160fcallt 543-6436/gQE with largo cornor lot, idmark Roalty, by Dairy Ouoon, Thurs uvo, bk), and to help piovido luo 1005 Q5 MemoiialNotm • ' 056 fic ” 3 Faim■aim g. Ranch Supplies fio™ 324-7519. ------.-oicax mU JiL £ 5 2 5 ------limo. icQuiro exporionco lo NeedI cxpcfioncod, car audio oqi;.ioquipmoni lof poo/Iy funded iQog contor ol Albion. tO 2 ^ njn niacnncry, irrigaio, do i 05 Pasorals W ■armlmolcfmnts - « Jho co. Installer, lu lU im o , Som o mra!rurai lire dopartmonts. Non- I ,,, aim Wom warned .. - miles ftomom Pometotlo. — somo light mechanic work, in |, :;nii 673-5377. 037 Farmsrm s 8. R anches------S o i « c t « d o n m ~ knowledge of salcllilo insl.il- prolipiolil piojocl. Conlacl Wil- I ^ K s s r J ” iho Joiomo area, non-drink- biion a plus. Send resume oomidornoss Schools, 734-9920. ECREATKWAL _wai(5?u^|pgfi.RcntaL_™ 2 b e d ro o m s up .,2 -70 nrm) (arr (arm in Poul area. - — w m m m m t .cr. wago dclcrminod accord- 10- , Porsonnol. 124C Blue i./,. dotachod garago. _ ing lo oiporionco. Send to- , Wanted: Gal/Guy Friday to l | | | MID wdior, _ lakes Blvd N^rth. Twin Falls 063 Wanted lo Renl U V*»Vi; —* pty-lo:-Bo«-6373.-c,'»-Tho- -r l.iko ovor ollico dclail. Must I M '3.000. .P h o n.o o n o 6 7 B i0 m ______'Need loving refiaBIo pofson bo abloa: to lypo. S a la ry 'co tir~ "|B i “ MtCileHomrSpscs------007 Jobs of Inlorost Tihics Nows. PO Box 540. f _ Twin Falls, ID B3303. ' 10'' caie lot. \'/3. G and 10 tnon;monsuraio with ewcrionco. 1 007 Aviation . . M o u nitaIn ta View Realty miiMTi ■ yoaf old in m y-hom o .11 SencSend resum e- 10 Box 530. |o o a JNTRY LIVING- Bocomo scII-05*pJoyod tor01 Full-limo opening, lypcscl- woiking y days per monlh 8 cc/o /o ' Timos-Nows. PO Box |0 0 9 cs with 3 bdrm $45 foo laking phono ordcfs.s. ling, layojl. and graphics. nm . lD Som.Ca¥734-S797, 549,546. Twin Falls. Id. 83303. 1 010 , . home. Goo s fWio i l Parts & Accessciies oaiio amjorago. and ■Call Roy Sloiton (733-2009) appraisal eipoiionco, opera-. npod ' long term caro. U;los Wanted PJlnW^or: 1 Good benoliis a n d pay for OPERATOR I » i B no S Ail Cons '33 ors. Only S23.000. G,atJo Aa dairy, d: by ownor. lor a good rosumo to landnd lion ol S-36 OfAS-JOO IBM < wiosfotRcm •'P g3REATBUYM r gvorvlhing thnl dioam iob Of caroor. I Iho right person at Moun- ThoTho City ol Jeromo, ID is I f . “ ,;.’.tS C a V S '3 ; ■ « “ iing but tho cows, __ sysiems ano bookkeeping [ now accepting opplicalions |F .ycles&^PPH« 2ST0RHRY HOME with tolal f^ad/lorwoir woik. Modern batn. 0 - oxpoiionce proferred. Appli- toin J Viow Cafo Contof, now Can yoo work wilh pro­ lot the position of Waste I m l i Heavy Equipmeni ol6bcdfidrooms.plus Horringbotjbono sialls, Iroo 1? caiions and resumes lo bc, Calli SuM nno, 423-5591. lof t foundly rolardod childron? Water Ttoaiment Plant Op- Ig jg 139 ’ick-UpTmcia Pi* unlinishshod basomont. 1 s,aiis cinder cind block shod. ■ Part-timo oarly morningss picked-up and loti ai iho As-; Psychiatric f technicians RiXrln^ 1^0 HCaviHeavy Trucks/Scmi s cargaras , noodod lor Conyon Viow ojatcoiator. This position requiies 1 030 ago. contrally M odern1 2 2 bdrm I homo. 7 5:30-9.30 a n d -6-2 wkonds.;. sessofs Otlc.G, 624 Main Si, r F ^ ^ 141 Vans I to schools, shop- JICT05 all ioi • Hospiial. C ontact: Porson- comconiiicaiion os a Class 1 op- 1 031 Oul-of-Town Homes 036 Fi ill lor $65,000, Moie Sianing wago. $4 ond hourlur Gooding. Interviews by ap- 1 orator in wasio wator. Saia- 1 032 LavfliSGaiden “tc. c- Just S25.000. ground il1 waniod.wai 654-2370. Sllo taoinlrnom only.______nel. r Canyon View Hospital, Ofaij Buhl/Filer Homes 087 LJ "wllh good raisos availablo ty; $1405 to S1507 mo. Ap- I 033 Uitii>tvPnnr1< 146 4x4 S jr soil).-Large; boau------afiof 90 days. Coniact Linda ■- 228 Shoup Avo.-V;csl. Twin .'y- .» VlliQueAUtOS AMP da HAIR STYLISTS-' j ■pliMtlons and resumes will_|()3^ K ' f i S f ”” ’ ■fflScs IW Anliq 1ERICANR^r“ ” :, homo in Logan UT ------:rat‘0rcon-Acfe*-Tf8lr^ing- Falls.734^e7E0_...... P’'” S -f, ^utOS-AMC. - P3TATiJE & APPRAISAL ig- Wouldnliw-tiktrlo-nxcTvc- 1 bo acceplod al’lho ollico ol 1 035"Gi^innAVenocll Hornes 091 Ci !IUI0S-Buick C 3IA IJ in TF aroa, Delails: . Cenicr. Gooding 934-S603.1. greal company benoliis; Respiratory Therapy ,^0Iho Public works director. |o 3g to i Esaie Warned 092 Aisrnr"'’ ■ ■■ Full-limo o p e n in g CRTT, .*5 \utos - Cadillac 7‘ 3 4 - 5 6 5 0 Box 257S.6, ElElko, NVB9501. cna; na while woiking at your pro- I 152 East Avo. A. Jerome, ID 1 037 Farms and Ranches 0« Tl . NccdoiTimmcdjalcly ___— flfession'______I RRT. of-tegistry b83338. it Jc ro m c-C ily -is.a ad _ l033 0-VoUmor. Broker X?"J P‘=planning a move? ------^ pan limo day or night shifl.ill. PaiJvacalion Tiour\ sRTTis o v a ilab io 'p lu s 'cni,Eoual Qpoonunitv Emoloyof. I 039 Xkkorman 734-3S82 }d ads vnll polni you .- compolitivo wagos. Callall Paid holidays on-calL i exccllonl benoliis, ^ 160 Auto: ighl diroction lo find Woldot/molal worker. Must.. .l040 I Strong 733-0905 " ''f10 you ‘ nood. ------KathrF^oK-Qt-Magic-Val-al------Mcdicat benefits. Coniafl: ( Sherrio Maloney at ^ y B L / * J M 162 AulO! , Vollmor 733-9199 - -436-0481-or-6ond^f06umo have wiro wolding oxpori- 1 043 |i#ia-166-Aulo:^^Ilos•.MeICuIy&Lincoln V ------rQVM.mor.-S3S^C623:— oniro, holi-aic holplul, 1 044s i t e Mos-Oidsmobile Lowuilfll Wills 733-6562 ------“ Insuranco to; l Minidoka Memorial Hos- •F«itihrei& Top Soil ______Consiiuciion-CQuipmonijnoi., Call734-2884. |045MS Mobile Homes Foi Sale J ' ^utqs-Pontiac j 038 Acrea.creaga & Lots /•n '----- Cmptoyec'discoums------i piial.-l224-6lh-Slrool.-Ru.. •ijH -faim Seed------chanic. musl lurnish own Welder. Musl have experi’ I [IS Atl this anoiop pay too! StanI pert.j ID 83350. ' ■______Weli 097 HHay. Grain a Feed ” Auto:Wos-Pl^oiilh' ' ------country lot, close 10 •• -lools.SlO/hourplusbcneriis. onco wilh repair woik and I , ^mos-Other FOR SALALE: 5 bdmi, 3 balh. Sond rosumo to 322 W. your yoar out iighi. CallI RNs & LPNs 098 F;Faims lor Rent room with largo lito- T_F.,S6500.iiOO. Call 733-7532 labiication. $10/hour plus I P;,s,.,al,r»M »5 Mo,Hulo Dealers ' lamily m • Main. Box 104. Burley. in ID Tonl-J C Penney Styling Sa-- NEEDED IMMEDIATELY! 099 P, .150’ lots in Soulh lon. 73J Q833. i benefits. Send tesumo 10; I Sentiee'Dlreclorv placo. landscapod. la Noith- 2-50x150 . 83318. ______. Woik in LTC SNF is reward- cast Twinvin Falls locaiion. Call P ark. OwnOwner will linanco, ing. Bocomo a part of our 322 W. Main. Box 104, But- h I Consutiani trainees Jot now^ HARDEE’S IS j lev, ID 83310.______H . 733722101 altor 6:00 o.m, paymonisIts d cheaper lhan tent. , lamily loday. Wo olfor com- !£L C lassifled Lino B i______• weight loss conlcf. Top pay.ay. COMING TO IDAHO. petiiive wages, good working Youlh Youi Ptogiam Supeivisor. * IB Ad Deadlines .• IT W ONT LAST : UHI or parl-limo. Coll Julio or Now Twin Falls Hordoo's’ condili««3-, ond bonolilS. Morfrton-Fti. 1-5 pm . Aquatic • « 5:00 pm Monclay throughgh Friday lor next day’s publicatication 2 bcdrcIroom homo with forsaloby0 by ownor 75 x 150 is opening in February on , . carol. 733-2300,-______Magic Vallcy Manor. Wen- wrt.een orol YFCA 733-4384 ^ u biicalion lovo. coiling fan. ga- ■nmorcially zonod. I CREATIVE GRAPHIC “ Bluo Lakos Blvd. Wo need' delf Coil 536-6623. ask lot • 12:OONoonSalurdaylorS)r Sunday's arid Monday's publi covorod palio. t 733-6103.,0 1 • SALES ASSISTANT 75-00 now employoos.; Louiso , Of Kalhy.______008 fcncod; yard,y; HURRVI only Mobilo horhomo lots. Adult & JS. pan and full-limo, all hours ■ 008 Salos Pooplo ^ » : •'Vrtl bo working wilh on os- I RhJwamodfornighlshin. — )0. Call doan Bran- lamily. lormlorms, FHA & VA ap- • lablishod accounl ond now[)^v . availablo. Ploaso apply in C lassified Disp .Ctill 734-8943. • ; Excollonl compolilivo wagos. Expetioncod salespooplo. in W tplay Ad DeadliiUnas:' Sni“;soo, orovod. Ctil : -.business solos loam, Posi-,si. ■ porsons insido Bluc.U ljos i Iho rotaii outomooilo busi- • VS jpl Mall, fAjn/1-22 thru Sat/4--• Apply in porsonal W est ‘"O' •3 business days piioi to publUDlicalion, Call a Tim es-N ew s Advertising/ • lion requites good conccpl noss waniod. Roptosonting COUNNTRY LOVERS Si SCENIC jx- 2 7 ,9 am to 4 pm.______Magic Core C enter. 640 S a le s Rep, lor m ore inlo.0, • ‘ libifiilos. ptinl produdion ex- ■ Filof Avo. Wosl, Twin F.ills. ‘"o^tho oxcolloni linos of Old- 2,343 squaro SI fool homo Uppor RocRock Cfook Ranch- . ^pciionco. pfosonialion sWIIsills Immediate opening lor Iloor . smobilo-Buick ond Isuzu. on noarly 2 ocfos, 4 os. 5 acros. nc pafiially • -/flhd compuior skills a plus.JS. maintonanco p^orson, Mon-- Slart ! your New Year, 1^,?Eicelloni work aimosphete, f . Soil Avon! Call 734-9256. C lassified Piivi ,IB8 bodroom)ms. 3 baths, 3 firo- lo n c od. d . Livo slroam. . Good communicalion. typingng day. Tuosday, Thuisday. Fri- 1 conlinuous training, salaiy ® ivate Party Rate placcs.. I family room, largo S18.000.0. ; and spelling skills ore esson-;n- day. 6 lo 9 o.m, and Sun-• Tho ' Bosl Wostom Canyon plusxommission. p|u; family - S e e order form for ourlur S ta n d a r d r a te s masterr suiios wilh drossing ; tial: Fuinim o posiiion withith day's 0 lo 10 a.m. Sianing) Spiings | Inn is accopling op- hoalth hoal plan. Coniact Brian or _ room, Conlral C vac, largo p p j nd pay $4,50 per hour. Can i JRAWLEY ___ r __ hourly wage plus bonus and 1 p6caiions lor a Ironl dosk Brad Doy in person a! Dick C (. lassified Specials:s : p a tio 01and dock around ___ • _tull.companybcnenis-lflnr-Inr- ?3i9420.Gfo ! .in Fdor, oxporionco, in.sur-ur- available. 24-32 hours por fidential imorviow, call Oalo - - W anled to Buy, Up to 30 days per insertion >11 invont. 734.1891 Wosl, Local woik with oxcol- pmi,Pnilofson. 733-5336.______------orod. pap a lio . largo gr'oon- ■ . ' J - laco & sprinUof irriflalion &i& week. Day or evening shift. , 3. sw im m ing pool, ic Lem on Hardware t ‘ olJvpos ol machinory. Sondind_ Excoltont wago: bonolits in- lonl 1 pay and bonolus. Call • Add $1.00 (or each ad, 5 linese5S or less o r$ 2 lor each ad, 6 linesines or m ore that 5 S S blo ii garago. shop, Bidg inn Richliold.Ri Retail/ !6, cludo luilion reimbursomonl. 200-668-3944 ‘ Monday-Fri- 009009 AduU Ccro Services bdrm apt. suilablo ler '• 'rosumo lo: Box 7725,' dav osk for dispaich.______runs Sunday, to be included in iour Penny-Saver, cuost hchouso, largo sot-up s h o ^ bdrn • •' y.Times-Nows. PO Box 5'18,•18, Gioon Acres Caro Cenlor in I lo r chiclic k o n s o r cnlvoG, lighi manufanufadurng or whoi- Room and board lot cWeily . ; ; Twin Falls. ID 83303, ' Goodina. 934-5601. TRUCK DRIVERS Rooi ■ G eldelails on specials by callinillinQ a Times-News classilied adviidvrsor, . * 1 .7 9 nn c c f o s , p a s tiiro . 2 ovor. $27,5<27 SOO. 487-2390. Expeiioncod Hat truck diiu.- persporson in my homo. Loving , , .. shares: vwator,'garden aroa ■ ors 10 drivo lo r D avo R. carc day il appears. In case ol error, rep'report It to the andifuiruit tro o s. F oncod. 045 Mobilfoblle Homos Gram Trucking in Ogdon, abla Cnl?733°W5a°‘’ ^ ' Please P check your ad Ihe lirsi day i i obr-vlobsollnHreil 1007-Jobsotlnterest ' $89;300X), Call Jonn Bran------Ulah. In businoss 20 years. ------C lassilied D ept, lo receive an adjustment;adji non 101 S'soo, 10x55-., $2500.$25 Ownor will li- 11 wosiorn slatos. lalo 010010 Pfofosslonal nanco.734-734-0586. -modol. oquipmont.. cxcoDem . . . •The Times-Tlew s resen/es the rigltighl lo censor, revise, reclassifylyorrejectany oi ... - Services -- -T JALA r e a lty .; 1972 Flqoi^^looiwood, 12x60.all hoallh & roliromont bonolits, ___ classilied advertisement nol meetleeting ih eslan d ard so l the publistiilisher. S A B / c.'very good carpDt, 2 yrs Hat bod oxporicinco AMERICAN 733.4321,., furnishod, [ncluding i I 7ISCR01IW SEED I roqd, must havo oxc. driving Personnel p* A Temporary REO:OUCEOS20,000l . W/D. Uwamp am i coolor. $5500. ocotd. l-BbQ.453-2227, ' r Services, Inc. ------1860 sqjq It cusiom homo, big Call Call 67B-3997. ‘Sovon ollicos lo son/o you* ll" COMIIPANY Volleyball ollicial. 6-10 pm, ‘So passivo solar viow. 1 407* Roolwood, ciooi 24 X 60, Mjf/HA^-EOE-No loo o,n ' B uslnflst O S ’,! ' Mon, Tuos, Wod. of Thuis. ! 0 Professional 017J I B usiness 017 B c hool, AC, c'arpoil, ,.. - cort, piof. YFCA 733-4384. •TwinFalls *Twi ...... 734-6452 Opporlunllics COpportunllle* Lakosi"g,!l33.3i?3.° v i •3oiso...... 322-0155 Services ' plush caipot, cusiom 11 The Asgrow Seeded Company is seeking • Waniod: i Capablo porson lor , roplacoo oppliances, lulMimo shop work. Musfbo •Nampa...... 457-5627 T jrr;ndy Wotk: All kinds S 19747i GMC( van. witli wash- OWNER OV RETIRlNp ^ e , ri personnel with seed;3d production and/or seed •Fiuiifand...... 452-5575 SOOO NICE! bndscapod. Lazy J oxporioncod weldor and uni- ..r'' kup hauling, 734-4624. . ingI oquipmonioq & clionlolo, UsodId lilurn.. nppl.} aniiquo & ,6 0 0 sso q ft of lovoly, com- Call 733-713-7 1 5 2 /______M handling experiencee totc fill several positions in dofsland ' machinory dosign •Elko.NV...... 702-738-1595 A.M.I0 3P.M . ______Veryry well i oslablishod busi- pawnm b businoss; succosslully •Winnemucca .702-623-2399 ^ iratod 25 yrs In oxcoHeni lo living - boaulilul t974 SilvoiSilvoraost 24 x 60'. ■ :i the Northwest.. TheTl openings arc for and ! consliuOion nnd havo lusokooping lor $6 por P^^s:s forfi somoono inloroslod oporato w o d yard, I baths, oloct hoot. •Konnowick.... 509-7360735 tiuck washing, miscella- Buhlll lclocaiion. 5600 sq It. loat, AC, dock, slot- ;■ professional Productkiction Representatives and knowlodgo i ol ongino and ut. You luinisl) ovoryihmg. i'l ‘"J« I gnfogo. $78,500. agg 4 carport, can oxcol cond. ous doaning & dairy bidg.;g , - good clionlolo and ^ ® poworttoihmochanics.il t— ill Nancv. 734-2648. noou= 3f moro details. ^ajy . $36,500$3f or bosl ol- ■ I - personnel with siipeuperv.isofy or managerial -you.«io.thinkino-oLchanging. J .{LEs j your! businoss too small Sslll...... clfianiranina..CaH.733-9274_____ prqffl.p(fl.pSontial'invonlory 10- ' lor a lulMimo' t>6tikRocpor7------r p a rli/io o ls. Call (zOB) ------_ , T for.;CallH 73^734-4969 over------■j expenenceTThelhcunitjmbentswiilinteracrclosely |Obs, i J invito your Inquiries, {Jf 4 Chlldcaro Sorvicos _ I _ _ w ith Asgro^iv Resea Sond your rosumo to Box 9Can “^ 734-9148 for compuior- 014 ATTENTiON . ’.fcesoltof 6 pm, __ ^BRAWLEY 1978 Ac^di>iCadofny, 14 X-70. 2 :seaich.,Pfoductioh..and__ ~2655rc/o'TJmos“Now57PO _ ■«« :LA9SIFIEOfl£AOERS------T Marketing personnel.;el, andw ill bo located a t a ibysilling in my homo ADVERTISE . ■ R E A T T T ------5 S T Hamoo 3 Mobilo ParkA- Box 540. Tw in F a lls , ID 122. jn-Sal, 5am-7pm. agos 2 i, [ Maluro oxpd dopondablo you havo had piobloms 734-5858 ?i^$12^>.000. Coll 734-50B0 ‘ ^ J productiiiction facility, 83303,______• ■ Mal id up. drop-ins'wolcomp,' -YOUR - ' . lady watils wookly houso- , h any product or s^r* ecoi Jlm733-9633 107V Broadmoro, 3 bod- [isonablo faio s.7 3 3 -4 1 ^ ■ERVICE SPECIALTY Donn.pM»,do 5ie n ____ | r ”^ Yoor around g onoral latm doanino. 733-3492. — os supplied by our odvor- •. Y.,-; • - Positions require hand. Exporionco w/cprinkler - 2 both, h as a lip oul, lire a B.S. degree in an i Profo»«lonal housocloan-. ibysilling in my homo. $7 lisorsors,plooso notily Tho INTNTHISDlRECTOnY "sTILILL RENTING? Itojlico,:o. 6ome. oppliancos, & opon diich irrigaiion. Ma- Pro ll child. $8-up 2 or moio, Timos-10S-N0WS ollico'es soon -r ,agriculfural or businesness related program. Jh e chinofv knowlfldflQ holplul- m _ , Locatedd in Filor, would like L=ftvail=Mof»T&i=fiQmiIa. Jis-pa U-tuin j iTi}*^ In,_ PhlcCif f;500 • Two 1 Udiiii SHSOOTJT^rcnw arolfor: Cull------— r - — t-possess-organizatranal------'Dulios indudo- calilo work. iZS im, 734-6929 call anytimo, foimol.Tiolion will onobk} us to )‘oi fil clinnli; nnrl In vl*>) Incomo ,'l Pfoporty V*''®'®!,00 0 - 1 bdrm homo, _ r* -Seed Company offers:rs j a cornpetiuve salary and- ” Sots o n y o l d ^ r yuui- " ■ — oomorr lot,-quiotI neighbor-- ByoWnerrTierr1979 Reotwcod...... i \ ^ . ■ e x c e lle n t frinige g e benelit program. ~ • jilonco opofQiing a quality' our best lo scroon lor any. i-ploxos. , , plus adjoining 2 hood,. gigood fontal, 3 bodroom,eom,2bath,28'x64-, 007-Job9orinterest OOi007^obsoflnteresl , lycaro ond proschool, Rol- fso misloading. or unclhi- rm houso, woll-maln- ‘ V 2,!2,500 Good 14x67 on doodod}dod iol. AC, foncod- :oncos availoblo. Call odvonisomonls. lolnod.lod. Call 734-0455 days Oakcro:rosl, 2 bodroom mo- landscapodapod, sprinldors, oduB ; Applicants should ser Tike now . 540,900/. sen d letters of application . !• ~ ^ -twwf i23-S4n.ovoi— ...... - bilo.honomo. blocked 4 skirt- p a rk , Iiko itroprrnoumJroamr.-T'tio or423; CBliy34~-8943.------' “' jl — rr=and.fesresum esJo:rzzz== : hild Caro, elalo cotlilied, tighlhi company,c light product, EO-N*.i-N-JO's Siockado, boor n 1 lot wilh Reck Crook lerm i.Cnll ornvnGomv^g-322g— lighllihnim of flobt-Tioo', 5-yoats- 'aftdJ llqiliquor. Ucon5078t5ll Of witl' «*P®8U'}ure,-TS1: ------Do'uble'^wiio'^wido'mobllehorro,---- 0 , 423-5010 ovos. • . I Salollo roiiablo loving homo Ior giovrtf3Wth, too million In salos loaso.so. Roplios to Box: 123. $16000.4: )ur litllo onos, IB Porrino andd skytockoling s plus USA . Richlioihliold. Phono 487-3180 R O B E R T J O N E S — v5imi/INTER SPECIAL 3 . A tk in s o n TwinFalls CM oSl:SHos»ilai. ^ 1B7-9940. I 's largost doalor will | - ; M s . B . ; .mo. Low rntos. 733-7021. Palonlleni rights to ono of iho or 467- R E A L T Y • - . Asgrow Reslesearch Center rWIN FALLS FUN CLUB. loai now skin mofltoting •jnn ClAnA a unoorsold on any R.NN. 1 ™ oduci linos. If you avof 023J Inveslm li onb 7 3 3 -0 4 0 4 . FloatwporJ;oo10ME ^ CENTER 7 3 3 - 3 7 0 0I EExt. 2 3 4 ondojlng tho potchaso ot n It, tbiltbi ll wllh an oconomlcat RgolE-at Estato Conlract. ■ . palnl,. . S$57,000, Please call • 48ih 48lh & Chindon pollBll Chock o u t cloaslflod. claullajlliodad.. EdMolMoHoll...... 800-622-0234 733-3B9■B95or 733-71B7.______^20B-376-4661______= j__ ■ _ ..! . - ... ■ ' u . - . - Thursday. January 25,'1 V 9 9 0 Timos-Nows. Twin FallsFalls. Idaho C-5 te s tu te ^tentols-iWiterchandUse -Famm ers'm atirket 045->114 IIUIWHI IH g a n isi

:ullding r^]lorials 094 ThrlllytlllyAds 102 CalUoI 104 Horses-» 045 Moblla Homol . . 051 05 U nlurnishedH ouus - 054-i54-UnfufnI*h*d Apl$.— 067- WMscallandoui 074 MuMusical Instium ents 082 Bulli & O upl»»s______F cow s lor sa i7 . 10 yr old bay./. 9 ]yr old so ri^ 1981 14x70 Floolwood, 2 Vcfy Vc nico, 1 bodroomjall ap- ____ Lowi'oy/ 88e koy digital piano. Coilonwoovood planks, cul lo GE, lop Itei.',1rei-';ur iel(ig,'(.’*c£l' 500 stock cc MS, 32 oichoslralions. your specs>0C5. good lor lowboy lom -cnrtmoiimon. $125. ipnnn calvorsDIS, 250 Angus 5 p M Pahm,lomino. all g^old- bcdfooms 1'A baih. somo pllancos pll including W/0. CAf.^ANCY DUPLEX: G ar«g^ l- 7 0 y t E^lar^o dol , Call 324-5604 and stock■ck i Iruck'dod'jnn C.iH C.nll/:,-ill 73C 0141. and BB bredd heilers. weigh ma-i V/«HI brokooko 324-7675 oppliaflcos. in a nico lamily 1344 13. 7lhAvo,E. TwinFalls, lir cindrtioning, loncod yard. Coll 673 ...... „.nmk.Coll733-75l7, . . $255. $2. poll 734-.85^_., Cai).7'»'t.i-'i‘=a...... ‘r .T '! ' a .a n d ^ n s j:iia n Q .^ , Z§1?528,^2 ^ ...... -----^ з. liko now'conoition. - Ltani iixiIlxturo»''4', 415b'u. 'd'lon, $05. / and BB hoiters for ranch hanand.B25-5C55 d Wcndoll: sm a frT Bbdrootiiriinn Jej ro m o : 2 bdrm , IV; IM3T6948. Call yfS 010. load purobtod da^, 825-5141 c apiappls, small garago, S150 • tj.Mj- lacquor ovor w ood, irollor wiovions & lubes. 30>C8 lath, V//D hook-up. $235. 500 pound po Syracuse safe, — hnilcT wnr. Cnll C: 934-5778 ALL TYPESSOF Of H0R3ES . dof> No Dfis 5362017 334.l24-7t27 or 324-8499 - $400.O.^all C 423^5969. 10 with upright baby doors, h.nr('■•"d” '» 73-1 a j 7 T O D A Y S * harp. $3200 or besi , Lum.umber a.Painl I.I" stetcd Longhorn , bought and sold.. sot V/o'buy .uxury 3 bdrm. 1500 sq„tl. AIIYWl Your Pod Supplies otfor Cal!:all 324-8400, Painl Pai supplies ’ k > i.« L .T ^ cov/s. good) 1breeding Call ; W’or horsos,, Call Ca 733-6055, S P E C I A L ! 052 05 Furnished « p » . S ;epair.rocovoiino.cues - ______luplcx. counlry kiichon v/rth Repai ------West9t EndI Soles Co. ______ancrnoons-'evr:;vrs 324-6526 j early or l,ilo. & buploxos ' I,topiioplaco..'aulomalic garago BOWLiWLADflOME 733-0369 Call543.645S. )Idor Palomino Ollice Equlpmont _____ B e c f& DDairy Sale ForSalo;OIdo !oor, sprinkling systom. wa- Ansonia,onia manllo clock. $700. 076 Oil — r—— ------097 Hay,ly, (Grain & Food EVERYIY FRIDAY golding. anyonlyono can rifJo. DayliflliLbasomcntDa paniail/, ioot r; ano sanitaiion lumishod. cnllfiK rough lumber, tough ______J990 Bfondmofo, 14 x 70, lur 1662-3329. 5- ^ begins al 12 om ' £400. f34-9205,?05,aliof 36m. lurn. all util, pd. $235 » $100 ssor • & T Radio Shock beamish■ 324-8191. _ _ ,400 bales all olecUic. rango and fo- dco. ^ 733-2513 Of 734-5516. — nploto alignment rack, nhonosDS, 2 lino wilh hold. l e n lies ol h.ilt and fi.iH ^w '^ibcolMsale following. ffigoralor. doiivory and cot 00. Call 324-3036. work ^ s o qD c0,ich. Call 324-4249 RED CED,EDAR, sidmg. inionar hay andd sisitaw. Call 326- Eorly conali s l g n m o n llo r 105 Horso EqiEquipment Furnishod 1 bodroom wiih all 055355 Rooffliyilos Waniod or 324-!124-5806, homo. ^ 2 2 1 ----- —------— wall covoijvcring, D P Lumber 5305 ot 734734-3712______. Friday. JaJc n u a ry 26. ; ______J_upjncLcarp,ol.,dr.npc5__ unluiil.iios-p,iid,-$250-^-$tOO- •— 20~gvn!v'ww'k0i'jr. 15 ton tsltsl c culling hay . C.iN • ,60 h e ad d 500-700 Ib 25'goose neck3Ck SJ 4 H, horso dopor.il. Call 733-0756. ^Largo homo to. sharo with - liko now 326-334GofGof 326 43!?G mixed calvcsC5 irailor, cxcoHon3lIont condiiion. Look »hl» ovcrl S1B.900. ^ >^734-8311 alior Som ------P sL‘-C S . qn?pvl° r,s______- . u i ^ Gottin§-your-apart mont copiers 4 FAX m a- 003 Gan.arago S jlos ------i T S T M3rd " cijiling. JSQ.ion" “ •’5‘hond 5W:o6lt>'Salor------<5000 Cn»536-:5362428.-— - i. Guaranlood a s now, ______toady 10 rent? Get help Irom Idy 1000 TL. CM-5 color ol 500 Ib mixed Attention horseorsem an: fiorso a89«sklorGnbtiol.. _ All day £ loads by Iho b.ilo • 30 head ol Iho Soivico Diiociory. daily 057D57 RdhUI IA,bllll Homas J,»Snilor. or dot matrix printer, ' , Salu,0.„. Jon 27. . shoeing businos Brockman’s in ? Times-Ncwa Ctossilicda.— -=lz <5135. linoss. nil tiioo- _ iwaro, all iho accossorios. „ ocllon supply sale m ;t-Bill Vann, i ing oomp & ttlr.:Itlr. 326-4631, i in Joromo: 2 bodroom trailer Homo Enterlalnmont my yard;rd: windows, doors, 2:> lonr. IM c u m l '■'“ 'S '. ; M obile H om es Goiiing your apartmont J >50. Cnll 733-0636 Stock trahspona- roady 10 ronl? Get holp Irom $$175 ' ' monih . $175 doposii. ------lorms, mismisc. t milo S ol Bu- sn*''. '.333t377a!,.:,cpn^_Gj “ig■’1 U■ 1 voslock^ ^ '. L ' Hotso 5 livestocl 4 IQ, aasluro oplional. Available „ xid lurntablo, Phillips hfs Farmt 1 k:ng distatfco. Iho Sotvico Dirodory. daily PJ* ) WantadToBuy- ■ rmer Jackj, V* mi V/ 400 lonn 0. 0,nry hay; alGO Commls Hwy 93 & Inlorslato 84 L' 16lh ol January. 734-2964 070 V or. Sharp casselie. 2 Call loI sc SCO ll I have '-;n*i sttav/, dolivi Horses, buy,, sell or trado, in Ttmcs-Nows Classiliods. ;o. 934-4479— Coll208-26i6-266-9032.-• ' 734-3167.....324-1203 ^ Nies 1 bdrm. noar college & 500^ : speakers, glass Irom you ncod.od. 543-5924. Cnll324-51( Looking lor a houso Of apt? ) Bushel ol corn or barloy. ;i,$400.32S-5387.'' ------______;______C£CallOUILICI. 733-2940. shopping conlor. no pots. f«.iiiII 531536 2310______cabinei^ ~ -:C0 It'D pl Kiclor built C: &fi B i and Circle ' ^33-5795------J ^3,3^ ond d 51. slock itailoft. . R « n t a l s ------U J p . ^ ' c a l l 734-5761 rools------cun’r^hyi-.-' Lrg 2 bdrm. $200 734-4070. ^ • USED SKI BOAT------r^ T -3 -“ 2',''ind —T-;— ~ Rogisicrcd otor grade Jersey wo traded,. woW linsfvco.. l/ory nico carpolod. 2 bdrm .gg q.or newer, inboard prop- ' ■ Hinli otclL'in;tu,n bniloy, 3rd cut- cows, up.10 1 NowlyNc romodolod. 1 bdtm ™ i s S425. J ------,a -b m d ; 3 100 head. Cut- Former* Exchixchongoi^Wih /0.-351 Ford ongino.-Call n dsaw w ilh2hpm o-- i.r>nhnv-.-5!:<.5>-U0u------;— rent mik -pric - ...... - ...... opopt. no pds. Inquire ol 503- no. no pots 326-5687. 324-45 ------lor. Soois}ors compound radml ■■■ . prico $18 10 519/ Fafa-Idaho. 733733-396V ^ ------3«3fd Avo. E.______2 2 i ______- i i | i qunl.ly Morox gtain CV/T. Volcananic Farms, Em- ^ ' jitod;-16-motal.citain-or A " NEW TVI Own a miter saw.aw. Call 734-MI5 _ S js'.? ? ,? " _____051—U nlufnlshcfl-H ousorr StiSttifliij jp.imiimt.-nll ulihtiear ingB «toriTV.by-Jumir;grWa;.;Ro j^ g ,l 6. a; K lof RocV.v _ J meiL lQ_CaIl111 534-33B 3.,.^_.inB.,RhAftp/GQii/Goatft— ------358=0}neyi-Buslne55= JTBoTwinortiso-Trr tfcll-conlrai-t'or-ftiftae- ______52$200/momh.Call733'8g61. . 3rs dieckcd. 204 Main rhau;:ng. “.~V /anI^ilod lob'uy:------= . ; Rontal ______. nood}d t( to. oxcelloni condition. 2 bd;m. lamily.room. lire-, Studioapt. sii $150a momh, all 'onh.Cains.733-7111. 423;55,6, 4-1319 or S35-2609. I'G o cd u sc1 d ssqueeze chule, 30 head whileIlo loco(i OWttl. 1 _____ [| 423-4395 or 423-5776. Avo Nort tod 10 lan')b’ in placo. dbl garago, orchard, ulilitios paid, sharo balh. Call pofFor ronl in Wondell, 1925 sq il.ly tsl fi 3rd culling I Call 7337: 0890. yoa/ old. btod Seat's toto* tabto saw.'$325/ f ol^Jfr ------M.ifdi 823-4331asai Inove. • on tho rivor in H agorm an 934-4216 93 ovoninns h building. 12 R coiling, woli ” 0mted: "'-° 1967-69 Chovy >1 TF. S77,1on. H o m o ------Communlcalion or best oil 334.5218_____ Valloy, $400 a monlh. 5150 “ bsulaiod. Call 536-6487. irt'wido box. any condi- 078 Co IB ...,k 733-9191 doposii. 1 ycarlOQSo. ns 1. Call 536-2172. Devices D( . 'Equipment „o Poultryy && Rabbits, 054 Unfurnished Apts. Ollicoq^T building lor renl in r ; r ^ Cnll 5e7-06M 0f&67-5720. inlod; 1970 - 1978 Dodgo ------:______086 Fire-Irpwood ogg Parm.irms For Rent Ooublo 4 Hci i Duplexos downlown dow businoss district, Wanlcc on car mobilo phone. ------Icriingbono stalls rabbits.bits. 324-3430." 2 bedroom, loncod yard, ga------_ 2 b kup body or body pans, Johnson 2 blocks Irom Main St. to- P«^P11423-4775. . ______comploicloio system, works in Dry pine10 5$100 a cotd. cut's .-q acic; 2 rabbils. vary in ‘ . rago. 319 Jackson. Twin ____ calod calc at 122 3rd Avo, N. CalUg. r.2o,iSVVolF-;S l " o S milkors! 2 ^oung live r ^ t ------Falis:$270.-Catl 73i:8577r------il-ol-ttato,-pd-$1200 dclfifotcd.Qd. 734-8371.______cai}i.'sh2;cs i^h-rcccr.cr5 I.si2os..$a'50 ______■■'fS2 bd(mapl5 " C Coi ontainV 3-4 oH iccs'pIus" Waniociniod:1978 Oatsun pickup- n..a.7D2,4e2.5253__3?Jl-no^ 24-4193 ______3J)dim.J..t?alluJtep!aw.____ ,im^CJI,736JM9...... WiH sol lor $500. Days Dry pine,'e,_560_a pj^ku£joad v'antc-’a.lO-renU-ca5h-Ot__t^__Sorgo-Al ic -Alamo-corr-ptcs.- r;nini <...iiij^a-a — Q U IE T L U X U R Y — -conr^nloron'^Q r^ ^ . ^nouia. 486-nlnhts-934:434Q— 'Cul and s don. largo ya;d. Iruil Ircos. 2 area ond slorago. Patking Wanioc iJ sPi'*aro orop ip 40-160 actos in sor; auiomali'alic loed sysiem, Lg walk-in closets; AC aro; inlod: 2 HP air compres------:— 4581 orr 3;324-8534.______Bulil/Filer ion cax carport, hoat pump, on- Lautc! [ Park Apartments on on sHo indudod. Call.734- so fS6 ppainl gun. 536-6143__ .073-Ap iler area. Call 543- ■ including limiimots and 6 lon 112 Irrigalion " orgy Dllicioni;Peirino School 176 Maurico St. N.. 0700M5n-F.i,8:30t6 070 5pm._ Appl’a^cga...... Firowooiood by tho cord or ,;oo.; .-iii.^re - — grain bin. Alli\ll In good condi- , ,------inl0dL_44iJ>l0t|ia..and/pr ______load.-dry-lodgo-pole------—— now and used. , Diaria:734-0S2t. ------Apt'304, manager OllttO OII» Spaco: 734-6677. reloadit ------uon_Rcady. jading componcnls. Call Appliariances need re p a ir? ' pfnp'g®prVcninns. 324-3114. 099 Pastu3SIUI0S For Rcnl ! Cnll 678-399^ 3 bdrm. 1 balh. now carpel 734-4195. — 1-7969 or 324-5368. Chodi^ our0 Scn/ico Directory E i 2 £ ^ 2 2 - ^ ^ ------Je,omo 324.2141-2142. Ihroughoul ond now pami. — TRY THE 23i™ Dlossional help. Daily in Largo boxbo kindlii\g. $2.25 ------1 bedroom, siovo & Iridgo LYNWOOD wa",'miod: Bear claw, to bo lorptolo 3x or lon boxes lor 70 ol latm aluminum main- close to Twin, roloronco ro- , „ )d to mako a nocklaco. TImos^•NgwsClassilieds. N . pump 4 molor; quixcd, no pots, non smok- lumished. ^ waicr. sower, gar- For c „ , primo rotail/oflico ' I. Call 734-2683. omo. Slfn^'to'dlK cash H l bago paid. No pels. $260/ spoco. Wo hove sovoral l!22£2.‘flso can 734-7752.______Boveracrago coolor. commer- ■. — I C,i!l 324-2109. J ' ' r i i f i 5i3?4.5f6fo";7 or 324-5182. ors. J375 4 dcposil. .a « ., Tnjo btond, o«- P " rtowood. ™ $55 per cord. lities Avoilablo . , , .----- Call 733-aS68.______monih ♦ dcposil. 107 Hani- now nvailabio. 733-22S2. W anicjn lo d ; Coin o p o ra lo d cial 3-dc 14-0644. cvcninns 50 shares■cs ol i Salmon Rivor ; , 00.750 6*. 8‘, 10', good t t 11 condiiion. CcH Sievo, con. Call 734-8944 beloro 5 Upstairs' ollico space, Irom l^oshiivshind machine and dryor. cclloni c ) Association stock. 1354.5. ., ?.S.rC,aV4!■tll 438-8330. 3 bdrm 2 balh with liroplaco, or Xr 734-7339 ahor 5. Uoj 11 324-3351 days or 324- 934-547475.10am lo7om. TREE REMOVAL/CHAIN-RE /,r,l.,o 543-4049 $375 + $200 deposit: Soo at 7- $r50-$250 per mo. Ulilitios CoH ^ WORK.734-4776 ; w^=UdlU 2 mnrk Hrnllv '/•* milo. 5 inchich v.wheel hnos. A ______Doluxoxo Mayiag w ash er 4 SAWW& 290 Ramaoo. 733-0758. A ” 1 bdrm apl. closo lo down- paid, o.nlf Rogorson Mall. ll^30 O evos. c ------1 M movers, big wheels, ox- lown. $225 ♦ dep. Most ulils bnshler fi., fleDllv. 734-2922 Wanlotinlod: Gardon woy type dryer,, whito; w washer. $195. WE'VE < iveslock W anted Horses;>te iia joints availabailabk!. ------4-bdrm.-2-bQlh- 2700 e q -lu ppd.-Washcr-4 j d^ cr evail:------^ ~ c a n1 .4;423 5889 '______dryer.. $145.Sl Call 733-9250, ' 'I^I°3IS°°°^Cr. ------" ■ - \------Cn»324-324-3140------Ranch-slylo. DW. lircpbco. HOME RENTALS • nar ic rango, wiih doublo ' Young.coi• couple wilh small ,, ,, konnol, Jeiomo on canyon 050 Warehouse • Wanioiinlod: oldof corn pickor. Eloclric rogisiorod'hofsos, W antod: 22 coconlor movo PROPERTY MGT 0 snow shoes. Call 734- ovon, gold,gc $175. 436 0767. 003 Varl/ariety Foods Old looking to loaso .S";!' 0 '°- in loal, $1800, whcol linos. Mu:Musl bo in good rim, $650rtTiomh plus dcpos- & Slorago Rontal a^^s^r mon to buy Holsioin ° 734-7321______S9or 324-5368 ahor 6. For saloalo; K-TEC kiichon mill ------1— *______v.-iiti option 0 in lo.nl, $1500. condition withIth largoI; wheels, il.Call 536-6121.______j - Ic red potatoes, 50 entile RcsiResume a iclotcnces -pa u u t A ono bedroom cloan opart- 20~bv on- SO’ siorano. 171 Bluo v/anloiiniodiJ3ld_Hicket_liahin8. .n n l^fortd o : mixor, ______Organic /S750 733-G13t. C.ill678-3997.9T______A 2 bodroom. 2 baih w(|.h dbl menrAppilancos'lumisticd,- 1. 1, ~Coll 7 3 3 rfffl...... W n d S5 lllor $5.00. Will do- available u| garago. lamily room, loncod Lakes Blvd Souin. oeol.!0l, condition noi impor- ______C I ..8 year.Old.,QH Wheel lino.Icr.lor salo. $4000. closo 10 downlown. $195 in- qqI win Falls or West End. 535 2172 o.->vo n mcssatie. yard. Availablo 2-15-90. ^ Call 733-3836. tanl.ll. CCall 423-6301.______Frigidaii!aim wosher and dryjr_ “ J g , " ------m 3te,_^$^00 of best oiler. : 934-4448. 'o.^vo eludes uiaiiios. ^ while, oxcollonl condi- - — - — S-10 !______5390+ $200 doposii, For renl: slorago units, now vVanlcanted; Rotary 100 slide Mt, wh oinioS. 53G-2022' ^'iOg~CaiUi Brawley Property M gt' availablo on Caswoll across ys j,lor Sawyer Viviiar pro- lion,$2i5250.324-7175, ovos. R flPoln] : RogiMctedJ tbbcK mate, Pal-"114 FarmI ImplometilsImf 734-565S______- IIrom Sluo Lakes Moll and jccior:lor. Call 733-S456. • W hitel0 Konmoro washor S ... _ , call Holstein milking omino matoIto. black maro lo | ______bohindXonionniaLS.quarp^ Pots & Supplies_____ icultor. t3.6-38 6 ------Aro you tin?4 ol-cicantn9 -op- .AUra;liy.oJ_8_2 bod^o_tn_ ,bof intodi-Tandom-axIo-cov-- -dryer.-J.-S125_CalL543,5945. 090__m 2 milking a n d B loal in Mardtch. well broko. All ' 4 tow boan cun a p is, w /appls. DW. n ic o 10x20 lOj so n lor i4 0 a month. od 2 horso/slock trailor. morning ^536-2719:------e'vToI^rCaCaH'324^575 iplyliacioniro,.Ilror326^340.— ------alior Iho ronlors lea«t? yard, closo 10 shopping. Coi inaioLoves,------JSM rT:I Tzu. rcgisiorcd; male i - Cloan prolossional coupio |r Coniad barla. 733-6576. c aill n 734-7969 j ______(onial assislanco available. ■». и ..,in n 1 2nd lemaimale. tn-colorcd oup w/8 mo. old daughter inior- if' Lease or ront. 6400 sq It. wanloianiod: Till bod trailer ihal 080 Healing Hi & •. -los Call;all 734-2309. ------E.HO. Wendell. 536-6244. monlh lo month ok. bldg is osiod in renting doon 3-4 Hi n haul al loasi 11 tons. Air A Conditioning Manese. lor oiud sor- | | -bdrm, I'A balh homo within ClClean 1 bedroom. $200 0 hoalod, hoi insulated. docK i callill 734-8371.T' ______monlh. SlOO'deposit, wash- ira: ;all 733 839G. W ■ 15 mi. radius ol TF. Call irackaao. in TF. 324-3404. aniod lo buy; car low dol- ^yy wwHoodsioves and inserts Mark 734-8311 Of 734wt000 £ior/drver avail. 734-9263. 1^^ lolosalo pricos. S avo AKC legi:egistered, Pomci.ini,m m MAGIC VAaEY STORAGE ^ n.ill 733.9086______=' « 5 "' Duplox situaiion, closo to Noar ^ MV Moll. 736-0053. $$. Can 2(56-467-7554^ puppy.rr/. m alo, party color 0135. Nowor homo in Hans- Di anled lo buy: Hay baler. 36-2651.______A l on. 3 bdrm, carpoied, VV/0 s«schools & shopping. 2 bdrm. ^ )laco insort with lan. W05I part oMown. 1200 sq Cnll72i ii m .m 7 .______Roiiwcilor pups. SJOO hook-up, nic® largo y a rd , afappls. walor a sanitaiion in- n. - moial building with over- ^ , .734-6482ntior5 pm. AKC Ron ORDER FOIORM anlQd lo buy; King-sized —- r'.- J USSIFIED - cfudt-d, pois ok, $250/mo; ■ 0. Call anytime. kids-& pot ok, avail In 4- cii head door. $200 + doposii idl wall AC.' $650 now. —... Tho MonogBmont pJ; illross and box springs, in m . ______wocks, 53M/month. C.H1733-6677 or 324-1138. Dll lor $400, 543-5924.,: 1 Ur com e by the Timem e s - N e w s ...... llormerly Foliar Mgt) — od condiiion and inoxpon- silky Terrier Icmnlc I f yOLfou are unable to call Elwood-Evon* Prop f ^ t ’ ■0. Call 7330358.______Froo-si•Standing liroplaco w/ 734-1401______733-0739------jjg. . M |0 . c a l 73.1-7375 „ „ | c , m all this order formr m t o o u r 063 Wanted lo Ronl anted 10 buy: Largo com- btow)r, ^ MH OMrovod. w/in- £“6” '/ , ' Ice, sim ply clip and r • In Joromo: cloan, small, 3 EExtraj nico. 2 bodroom apt., _ 3d pipe, rool cap. and ° ;3 4 '4 j. appliancos including W/D, 1 < or, 2 bodfoom houso or du- lof’^bl'table tcclincr in real good p l a l ^ ^ringer Spaniels, liver c l a ssslfled s l departm ent so thIhat w e can get your ada d s t a r t e d bodfoom, $250 a month ♦ a{ I'Jilion C.ill73)-5637.___ hrarfth, 0 doaranco. $300, A K C ^ r. > $200 deposit, no pels. dishwasher, gas liroplaco. ptox.. jq eloclric hoaiod in Buhl £2£l°!!l C^l 324-3715. AlAC. garago. pxcol localion, or 5,1 Filor. Call 326-3210. Wanicanted to buy; OH-scl disk. ^ , w ithhoui o , delay. in 10 32 in blades, 12-14 Oil siovlovo, 3-4 yrs old, very S375. Nopoisr'733-8513. 2663. ly w ith daric pencil or peip e n Joromo; 3 bdtm. stovo ond .J ;l wido. Call 734-2563. QOOd cond.« $180, all acccs- 1525:£2£ • P lease print clearly rolrig. now paint, availablo SSECURE 1 a 2 bodroom f i 1 indudod 733-5215------Chineseso Shat Pei puppies, m ately 26 character Jan. 20. $2S6/mo. 324-8972 mwartmonis in perhaps Twin _ aniod 10 buy: Older codan :------mole andand Icmalo. show .md • There are appioxim Falls' linost comptox. Under- ■ or slalion Sla wagon, in good p, quality, will dclivot ...... JONES WE HAUL- J' paces) per line. ______■ giound'parking-garago.-cte" -ib------= — condi.ndilion;-Call-EarU7-34- -0|J..ri otms- 001-702-2011...... J (Includliig blank sp: 1 will movo you 3.valor lo all lovols. i^ liancos 7752,52, ovonings.< ______21 gu which Is '. ANYWHERE fo rlo ssttia n u It c h o st C o ld sp o l Free: 3 3 Lab/Shephcfd L X, Ic- • P lease pay accordliling to rate schedule whi lutnishod, Irom $335 por 067 06* Miscellanoaus VVantia n te d lo buy: Old juko (roozor.cr. $300. Love seat and malo pupi3UPoios. 543-5609. renting a truck. Nood _monlh ♦ doposii. Call Karen. 'X, wall box. or wall speak- cola. S: loads 10 CalilS Ariz. ?. Por Selo box, w $250 bolh, Mapio di-' p,„Q. 4 4 “ milo English Seller printed below. Elaino or Jack at Kimborly ______—__ ors. CCall Slc-e Lynch. 670- nottosoSOI. $250.734-9519. . o iis . CCal al 537-6816 ^ ______FREE ESTIMATES ENuisories, 733-2717 Of 423- 10 10 inch and 12 i ^ radwl 1201 ii Call 324-3490. 5. ------2 piococo sectional couch, rusl proo- Lab/GetmanLab Shepherd j n 5152 (. loavo mcssago^M^_ nm aniod-io.-t3uy-PodomUot. -colorrirroverago condiiion,- -v ruonic ad in ciassificatiltion . “ Ig ' S bdrm'homo'wiih'basoi" g,pcnwood Eniotprises.______'tlofTCall tior 7 3 6 - ^ . 3pies.~oxccllcnt v^aich | — P r lease run my a ik iablo, old itunk & good j250 or a bost ollor. Phono Call 825-5021. , | mont and garago. $325 mo, eSpacious, 2 bdrms, 2 balhs. oi" od C.irooi Cnll 543-4782. 733.62c *S230drB. 342-5664. ovos. g DISNEY CHANNEL/Rural usodc puppjcsl Bl^k Lab & 1 _ - Limily rm, g^ago; palio.-Op:_ -Ar-ArooB. 086-2575 or 7 3 3 . wantc ^ F ^ • ^fori r davsys. anted lo buy; Senior cut- 5 pioc«}C0 dinotto EOl.“ hom o--s„,,-„'rr. 6 ( weeks did. Cuir !' ’ Nice, rural, 2 bodroom with pipCanccs. hJt localion, $425/ 0500. oS ask lor Don.______2on nt n noods dining room table dome,..wood. v $189.00. 197. 733-6261, d,ivs 1 (P■[inl rin o n e c h a r a c t e r p e r sp a cLce c please, [ncluding blankik sspaces.) basomont. $410 per month, mmo No pels 733-61B0. —ELECTRONIC REPAIRS andid lourlo chnits. 829-5348. -* bANNERS,733.1421_ aI' $150 cloaning dcposil. No <.Spacious 2 bodroom, 2 bath, 75 10 a good homo t yr i. T ap e playor. VCH. tiood vVanioaniod 10 buy: Trailor hiich: 5 piocoKO, Iwing room groupj q ij cqc:ockor Spaniel mix, | pots. Call 733-2090. 9 a.m, Jall appliancos, W/D hookup, cloaninQ-$8,99-any brand, rcccivi 10 5 p.m. wookdays.______ccivor-lypo, boll on, lo lil wood In w/kids.CnIl 734-8651. ------• garago,'wator ond saniialion TV's, xv VCR.-iapo players, ra- v1 ,_ ion10a Chow. 733-3790. ___ aE°Bi!y33.i«i Oldor 3 bodroom house, npd. StSO demand $345 rent, dios. die powor tools-$20 sor- 7 io good homo, malu ll- | ______small but cozy, Iridgo, stovo. c a n ted ; Tooi c h o st with Boauliliililul bovolod glass dm- g „ ,.stripod „ |J cal. neutered, 1 CnII734-30Sfi. vice vie if no additional p a rts ibinot on rollers- Call 733- jng labh dishwashor lotriishod, no - noodod. Call 734-7049, 709 9lh Avo N. Buhl. ------I'lIII 1 pot's. 444 4lh Avo. E. $340/; T H E m L S f ■30.______condiiio an Shonhairs. 1-pup. { Extremely largo, solid roll-top anled: Ttack. ro lle rs S prlgaaii hi? ' mor.lh doposii. 734-8944 . ._APARTWENTS_ . S— « i d . S k , $ 4 0 0 . . " S lonlh old, l-t year okl. • bo(oro~5or734-7339artOfS:- - 364 Quincy Ca irdwaro lor ovorhoad doot. oAh os. Top ollho lillcr. Ex- | ______Call 734-857L------call^Il.5.3 5: 6 i6 m ______pS Ouaint I bedroom, Morning­ • 1 ond 2 bdrms Good , usod dryers slariino —^ iluro and opplianccs lor ccl comtompanlons 8 hunicts sido aroa. appliancos.no Irom $270. Waniod: Used duck de- salo.CrCall 7 3 4 - ^ 1 . Prico roducod.324-50B2rod ------at...... $99.95 ^covs. 7 ' Cnll 324-3556. _ pots. Sl95/month. lI f ™ » , — iiy Dinollo, 4 chairs...... $79.95 —— dishw ashor; buill in. Moving.ig. must1 scllf t year old Th#Manngomont Now dosk w/doublo podistal waniani to buy: A molor homo. J69.00.X), Shar PcPci makj. $500. Call (formorly Foster Mgt) P.M.S.I. -• oak ot walnut linish. ,,.$89.95 1978>78 Of1 nowor. In good con- sAflANNERS. 733-1421 734-373:1737 alter 3om. N a m m e ______733-0739______V lion. Call allcr 6 pm. 733- - Vory doan 1 bdrm • upstairs oOak t onlorioinmont conlor. drtion, lovosoal, now covcr, Porakiakeets a Cockallels AddfJ d r e s s ______Twin Falls, nico arpa. 3 bod- . - carpolod. Iridgo, siovo, wa- co;COSI $1500. salo...... $599.95 5291122^:______:----- $89, LocallyIy rraised. 253 7lh Avo- p lf u j room', 2 bath, largo yard,, u ior 4 sanitaiion. No pels. W(Wood rockor...... 549.95 Wanl:ani: Usod 250 10 1.000 bAIlANNERS, 733-1421 nuo East■ast or call 733-6954. Ity/Stale/ZIp ______■ $425 plus $200, doposii.. n Non-smoker..$175-f dop. KirKing-slzo Sealy maltress & oallon )DIES ETC. Now and Puro brebrod Australian Shcp- PhOFh o n e H u m b e lf ______Avaliablo March- tsl. Rolor-■ c Call 7330907.______boboxsprings...... $249.95 TANKSNt^'oX“4‘4 fK iE S j lurniluro, e tc . S o la herd puppies, pu; Irom working | _ _ . onco roauirod 324-2663. - y Vory nico 2 bdtm upslairs CAIN’S liJDJ,10 83341______$89;- 5 drawer chests, patents,i1s,1m 10 $75. 1 □I BlBill m e (M agic Valley arerea only} ^ 'ould liko lo buy: Smaller < Vory ck)an. 2 bodroom. in’ a, apl. major ulililios lurn. no cCloaranco & Rental C tr Would , $69; h u lc h ,'$ 2 9 9 ; Call 366-‘CG-2231.------Q1 MMy check or m oney ordejer is enclosed for $_____ Joromo..E»ltas. 324-7352. p.DOls, Call 734-8128, 733-7111______sizzo, e, curved glass china jampis Itomj $12: now book* p o fo b u brod Cockor Spamul r->v (Circia ono] .Holpbinl._hoa^„duly.^ .c^osoosoi.-in good condiiion. casfljja, S39.95: new mniuess ouodes.^s,.-$75-ea_Cak-532:____J - LI d Bill I m v VISA br M aster C h a rg e nil 537^5*53. jol (tor wa:^y&dryor. oi^l. cond. ^ rom $159.95; oniortain- ^ ^ R■ Ruponrlp. i ___ CredirCard Numbei e r • •' ------.tcontor. now, $129; Timo LHo book a o rio s on - . mont c g v p ir a t ion n Aitllquus------55650rsiovtj;compiiffu,'S2S9r — Viol Nam. H wlumos. liKo' '0 7 2 “ on your pot food. now. Call 734-9732. ------— and muchm' moro. 15 Easl _ .o" nsonia manilo dock. $700, Bullion3n in Hailoy, Mon-Thur. 'Twin1 Falls F. Grocery Oullol • • ------Konlucky-stylo fried chicken, 734-0294______■ P a y c i i i e i l u l e fcl Sond42.00andS.A.S.E.to; 2all ^ 862-3329. 12.6 anand Fri 9-5 pm,______■JiSTiTll-D, I; Anliques and Collectibles 3 ^idi Jcionco Did Canino — 7 ; Rodpo. R ll. Box 361, Buhl. Anin /^ lido-abod.-cxcel cond, M umberotDays Charge perperllne ’ Claudia's Cabin. 5 ,00;! intonanco.$2575 • 40 ' N \ l a c i Idnho 83316-______I; iablo la™ . SIS. roll- Folino $20.^^ •2 0 lb s.'. jpon Thutsdays. Fridays & -w.iv/ bbod, $75. 837-4462. ni/« tnlrin ’? mntnl kitrJinn - a 4 a v s ------—______S 2 . 5 Q jperj J f i l n e r caWnols. $45 ea: 90 packing Jatcrrda^-srST^trSr^l^^t- - 7 ^noro . washor, $ 9 9 .______-k«i, Nodical Comor, on Fair Sl. ■ hol»4 57f ull aervBt------‘TTTT[-/ days...... p i n m i r boxos. $.35-$.50oa.CaIl iflNNEBS: 733-1421 hospilal'liial. Now deluxe boaid- 2 i , ...... $ 6 .7 5 pper e line! 733-4193. ______opt.' 56. Dickon’s Village, jt— —sola sloopors-twin-lull- ing addition,add Stallord Vel- Oi-15.days - l ...... Xtromoly rare limited odi- ...... $ 1 2 .0 1 1D pper line Pool-tablo> good condiiion. on. Norman Church'ond ‘1“^m,$299 ; M odedCenter, 1.3mi.E.ol 16-16-30 d a y s ...... ANNER'S. 733-1421, Twin'in Cinoma.( 734-7970. hosiorloii Manor, S erious qijirios onlyTColl’ 60 9 ^ 6 ^ ‘ Oak oronlortainmont conlor,- -St.-Bcrricrnard/Germftn-Sh(.-p— • # lin|( n e| s - _ _ X $/I^ I n e ^ RoRod lox tiidos, boautilully o747.?47.,ollor6pm.Sookon_o. 60in«56'h,'$300 ^ or bosi hordI X.X. p u p p ie s. Iroo to S u b tm ll lanlannod, $65, Fomily Fur ond ------r ^ y 733*7026.______oOOd homo. hO Boauiilul dogs. , Lonlhor, call 324-2359. ton hido-a-bod, u so d . Call 543-4930 543 afier 5 pm or p QDr ^ each, Sunday Inserliolon,^ad^^jfad^is^5) ^ ' t£: JA Musical Insljumonls ’Ouoor .m osw oo. _ — -Savo.25%.lO-4Q3'.------1.Jf49,00, Innvomi _ + 3 p l e r ^ ------on w u r orocory_biU. _ ^ 20_bJO baso Hohnor accordian BAI3ANNERS^7rK>-l4ii — Twin Falls Grocery Oullol wilhailh caso. $fS0'934:5853T~ 'Slobpi' iKsdfa, 2 'm otchlng 'OS^ 'Th e l y . . . J ; rockers, ond tables. , s o t i m e l • 734-0294 Spiocpioco drum sot plus onsh swivel oasior/conveciioii oven. )s. chost ol drawors, 5 Tota^ • ■ andid hh l-h a l.lik d n o w .O a ll liynps. B a D 2 hp citc. saw. _____ . s o I m pt o o r t a n t . TROY-BILTTILLERS 934-5)M-58e2ohofSb.m, ■ . .ploco:o dinotto, Hollywood f ” , B i 10, springs and matiross, Near now 2 burner hoi . . Moll you3ur o rd o r form to: Lay-away now at pro-soa- pQidjaldwin plono, oxcollonl .'£25.7347167 son pticos. No Intorosl lor 90 condii>ndilion.Cnll829-5109. Jll^^ikoliko now.-Miscollanoous rill oppllancoa, picturos. Montgongomory Word gas dry- - i t k c l a ssslfled. t si op quality locondiiioned j>l- nndI m ifrora, eow lng m a- or, like,Rq,now. $200. Rocket a ^ nos. must see to boliovo, rhUn0 Olc. 174' N Maurico. roclinoinor. lighl blue a tan. Usod sauna kit, oxcolienl |ormsirms availnbto, 734-7061.' j 402_'2, 10am to 2pi:i. 734- good cond.coi 736-7283. , condiiion, indudos;.hooiing ]r-jT prighi piano, $500/ollor. 4762!2. or( ovos 734-6743. Now Bunon Bu cruiso 165 cm a - J olomonl. thoimoslat, con- 'jP.')( ...... I all 543-8092 ovoa onhr. d carpot in voty good snowbotboaid. S200. or bost ol- Irols. bonchos, door and ks!i2 W l'sfSoh^83303 TSG VG redwood. $950, Upriglprinht piano. $500 or bost condilidillon, brown sculpture, lor. Call Col 324-6020 boloro . T V iln F o i ______^ Call 678-5263. . ojlor.flor, Cnll 733-8922.' • • - $3.00iI0oorvard..734-8461. _ 12.30ar3 and after 6:30 pm. ,

J. ■ f c -...... 1 c- < ' C-6 Tlmos-Nows. Twin Falls.Ills. Idaho Thursday. Ja n u aryiry25,1990 ; ------ITS-At-A utoD ealers | 17S-AuliuloD M ltra I 17i7*ulolIuIo Dm Io t m e r s h n airket-dSecr t ‘.reationalil-Auto 1114-136 K

f e ------IlK -F arm Implflmonls— - -1U-F*fm Imptomanti — ^ 124-SnowVahlclas------125-5.Campors-&.Shol!s— 132-A-A u lo .P a rU ______' Accossorlos I 19S7-GMC Z'h to n Uuckk For salo by Iho Minidoka - ■ - . 1075075 A a c C al Z440, 500 campor shoD with lloor, _____ t wi^aocktack. Soil and Walor Consorvalion ' .. . • [ifenilcs. S475. Call 734-2462. fullyly insutatod. oxcollonl i9799 V VW Rabbll diotoJ on- | 1963 £hcvralci_l_lcilUiJtLJl .Ditlfia: 2'h yards EvorsmanL 42L_B0flla.& i ______1975Q7«; Vf'mnh.T ?Q? tO fl1 COnd,>d. S400. Call 733-2^ 1 _ gnoI torio pans. Al In good 25 0 hra/aulic scrapor. mo­ siQtK rack. Marino Ilems . SluD|:iWDpo 4500. 1984 377 Ski-' Slide-io-in. 7 loot corner, dou- sHngTpp. C n n ^ J -b im , MOTx n s rtal « SO 3826 by fold bid. 430 JDuaciof. — Poo.')oo, oood cond. 734-2085. blo ■ cer s'nglo bod. campor Qldsi 4 455 engine’ wilh 400 50 OO iractor wlitf 3 pl hiich. Bids can bo soni lo: - Our 1990 Soaswirl boals 1975 ks,Call 733-3545.. _ „ar,str MSWCO ollico at RT 2, Box 976 S noW Jci 440. excel- i2£!2; ismission,«250.XalL ' \ | 1C hoto oraindtiil. with OMC Cobra moiors :ntc condiiion. S550. Slido-do-in Idahoan. 0 ll camper 734-24)•2462.______, ^ 330' 10* doublo gralod PVC. 38 A. Ropon. ID 83350. or Icnl are in Slock. CalK:all 324-7681. ______w/lcotcobox;.campor jacks. Call Poninoing out 76' Trans Am iVlGS MocKanical trip.Ironlond-I- loft ai tho ollico locaied on - % > M BBOWLOFSA\ 3-3817 or 7 5 4 - 4 V 4 5 ._ E „el lo.-rtor. Highway 25. 200 wosi. Ru- Tom’* ' 74*73*' 1985 P h a z o r w ith covor. 2212 el. mnning 400 ong w/ ' _ CflllB37-4d04. port. Tho carry all can bo - ’800 miles, oxcoliont condi- 350 Utuans. -Moar ii-dfivo it. At A l The Newest Uased Car Lot In Twiw inPoU s r seen at lho-abovo addross. , ion. $2200. C.nII 686-2476. '277 Molor Homos • 324-51'-5192nllor7pm. 1950-Gloaficf N6 combino, , 122 Sporling Goods ~ lolal timo on onnino, 6333 ThoMSWCDrolainsrho ' 1907 Pohris Indy Trail SKS 1974 ol 2. slool bolted snow 1 . (ighl 10 roluso all bids. Bid } 74 GMC. 66 passenger 155 X 13, $40 lor both, ^ hours, sopar.nor 465 hours, ' coyole ilolorri _6ki5. longong track, hand, warmers. woi bus, oxcollonl shopo, I sciius 3 updalo kil. lull in- period onds Fcb 5. 1950, bindings,I skied 1 limo. ccveix m . low milos. excillCni 3 5 5e^ngiio.sistio.Sl , > nowl Crtll 73.1-1236. . _ . . — • slfufnonlation. 1981. 21’i- Call 436-4202. ,!90cm. S350 or bosi oiler, cond;:ondinon. $2600. 733,3052.. 3?4-3 ------[ 1 9 i 8 8 F O R D E S C O R T Sf -D R ^ J C i m C K ’.J Grain mlH». now and used. CbI168«854^-:.._. ^ ______m i l9a7:y.vA»b»-CA»»/.-! t850. CnllS43-4140. J B | 20' tl U-Haul siorago van. ow m ileago, 1990 updaio “ibed 1 wilh 3' Solid romov-, 1- oxcol. cond. Also 13.6x28 ]123 Guns & Rifles lowi le sides & ond gates, lan- 19856 Y2490Y Yamaha, oxira > • » : S U P E R B O MI S S P E C IA L tear ovorhoad do«. oxcol- srinoonduab. 432-6613. .______• kit,(it, m ay b o so o n 01 RV m dual axles. 10 Ion cvw. IS, oxira sprockols, oxiia U iH IcnLCall 324-2669. _ JD 95 Hillside combino;: • 38 Smilh i Wesson, air Barn;Jams. Addisor^ Avo, TF. or ^otevwarCall 543^669-— V fM ' woighl m odol, $ 250, Cnll caUaaaalior-Com-733.55SO:------2 2 ii4-3290-efter6pm : ^ I ~^4t9Sm 95-Gchl arinder mixef vr/2i:.)' good condition. 16' header.. 1 3-5516-Now/used trailors, Honda XL350R,:51000.- ' ‘ mill. S2200. 543-4930. variable spood rool. Calli' j 733-3817 or 734-4745. Cloai:ioan, 2. 340 John Decio cond 438-8245 nftor_S^ , g •YU M rTED 4-DR. SEDE D A N ______For 7700 iracior: Nowhol-[j: 537-695B.______[Ruger M77. 220 swill, wiih Liquii.iquilior on till & swivel trail- Whyly keep ll whon you no —nlod; ^ Brilish molorcyclo _££;1984 BUICK CEm U R\ 3 No 74 six row Allis Chalmers; ‘ Simrnons scope, good con- cr^T;r,$15Q0fornll. 625-5593 longs,a ,r n e .d 117 6.11 11 .ilh 'S9909n • v-6 engine, automaticautor iranOTis- land 910 swather; Wans 3 easy. Inoiponslvo s. need CB750 Uonda ^ .J - - bonom plow, CaB 543'5313I corn & boan planters on toolI ‘ dllion, $350. Call 733-3961. Snovsnowmobiles for sale, vari- Citll Ff«nk 734-4?9t------Sion, air condilionlno. tiltitwheei.AM/FM whe issifiodaa.------; ------a 7 bar. planiod 300 acros., i Smith A Wesson model-19- ousr>U6 makes’. Call 726-9137.— class sieteo casssne. Was (5.999999 • . Powder Rivor caillo oiler.. 3S7' pachmyef grips. S200, Yam; Brovfof 70 bushol loed miicr $2700.-Can 543-4920.------I famaha GP 292. S350. Call — Heavy Equipment . ' torcalvcsAiios. 324-4071. 19B2 2390 C ase tractor lor: * Chaner Arms 2* 38 sMCial. 32S-!326-5231. fltrtatomotlvg : ^ a S P E C IA L i l 2SJluBCr Maik-1 ^ lar------. ------. iF -a o ) sei580C Coso backhooe, ' ^ WK SUPER BOM! Uscd Farm Tractor Port* -salcrAskif^g-SlWOChcrbest- ; O0lpiilol.$100 543-5504 _ ,25 ------— — -78. 79 7i & -80. S12.500 to ' ^ Burioy Tiacior Salvage oiler. Ca9 lor appointmcnl, i 125 Travol Trailers - ~ - 5 4 : 2 s 514.501,500;79CasoW14leod , ' b22 •88 ______Paul. ID»438-5420 678-0369 or 673-6644, . 124 Snow Vehicles 1988 Catoy 5lh wheel 2t ft apoctalrZ yard loader— ■ W aniod: Any IHC iracior, ------sell-.soil-contained, good cond. 2 AUIO P aris------Sh f grapples; ' (2) John . ■ msronawAGONBV17] lUG with fasl hrich, priced realistic'ti^ V15 Form Work W anted ■1982 JD 440 Liquid Firo. S75C57 5 00 . 530-2966 or 536- Accessories------D eeto! #8991162 - Totally cuslomijilomittfl! An excellent ' caDy according lo condnions,IS, ______■ S845; . 1983 JD 440 Sport G597SS97. ______—------Half* H Equipment , job on a popular automot)>mobil6. A Musi See CallB29-S154. _ All plaming. tock picking. Fire. j $855: 1979 Pobris 340 Layion nailers S 5ih wheels, lick straight oighi, runs. Pocatello, , , '"Z^r Wlue' Wanted to buy: olf-sci disk,:v ground WOIK, manure haul. Apollo. ; $455; 4 placo buckle sSlocking ik I now & uscd units, £ M.Ilevonmns i 536-2297. ____-,1-800-669.7175,i ...... , 14 Randy Weaver, 543-68B6. . 28 in to 32 in blades, 12-14 . snowmobile trailer. 51100; 2 gyy,Buy 4 consign units. JAflAPAr^ESE ENGINES & BACKh: kH0 5 S : 580C Caso w/ , ' i i (001 wide. Call 734-2563. _Hayro(rioving.2or3wide. place t snowmobile (railer, BERTHARBAUGH 1 TRANSMISSIONS cab; 31 ; 310A JD with cab; 580 : -WE PEBUILD Hydraulic Call 734-3554. §375.\ Call 738-3909T------f.»T O R S INC------Lorw mi. 6 mo. guatanieo : Case.0. LOADERS: ■ W-206 4 1 1 , SAVET H Jacks ot ASBOTT's AUTO0 f.1anuro hauling and barn- 1982 ; JO 440 Sponsliro, low Wendell. Idaho Sp.Spccial 4x4 & AT irans. wheel!0l drivo: 401D JD with— ' SUPPLY, 305 Shoshono10 - yard cloaning, - - miles,i oxcoliont condiiion. 536-536-63 23-am . 536-241G- ' Froo delivery cab,, hoator,hc AC, 3 pi.. PTO. ' Slrecl South, Twin. LlovdCoulter.678-1184. S995. ! Call 678-4933, cm.3m. 1 •800-365-3742 ...... 436-571•5700 or 436-0767. - j y1 9 8 6 D O D G E o m 5-1:-DR. HATCHBACK /flMSOeO • Front wtieeleldiivflwtthSs^eed dri I _ — — ...... m 17$f-Auto Dealers ITS-AutoOeaiers . ITS-AuloDealora. ITS175-Aulo Dealers 75-AuloDeal^ ITS-/S-AutoDaalora , g I " • ' i l l WasS3.599 ! SUPER BOWL!ESPECIAL p g | * 2 . 7'88 6

1984 MERCURY COVG.CAR - /399641ULoailcdwilhoc4i:Uociifm including air. ' ------^ conditioning^crui8e_centcontrol, till wheal. ______'AMyFM sieieo wiih"assetfessfltfeldalfTowheii'' , Extremely clean. Was J5.5995.599 . ,

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Save $3555 H u rry I n l k ; 0W A R RlA N T Y flT h e s a \ . g □ FULLBTLIMITED1i WARRANTY.....{ /P r ic e s The dealer will pay 100% of theth labor and 100% o f ti y e n d parts for the covered systemsIS thal fall during the wa^^ ranty period. Ask the dealer fofor a copy of the w arrant**. J a n u a r y -docdfTietits-lor-a-fuH-cxplanatiiitioi^-ofvrarranty-coveragefl- :—- =ROMl^_^f|M exclusions and the dealer’s repepalr obligations,_____ JM i p ■ ■a 1986POmiACSimi\m D 4-DR. SEDAN t 1991 IRUS 4 DOOR SEDANSI ^ ^ I 3 5 p r r * * l /8995030 • Fuel-injectcdled liontli wheel drive, 90 FORDTAUF K ; . aulomalic Uansmission.n. air conditioning. A Equipped With: •• CCloth split bench seat goiocQuslinioai;tomobllc.V^Ille, Was«,999 - • Power sleereering • Power bral S 8 8 con)onditioning • Air bag susupplemental restraint sysl;yslem - - ' ■ ••Automatic J overdrive tritransmission * Much IVIoii/lore!^ 1986 p o m u c GRAMVD j^ /8914101 - From wrtieeleel drived and loaded, a r z C T j wilh options • air conditic(iditionlng,-|itf wheel. ------AM/FM Stereo cassellelH ExExtremely nice and Q & p . ready to go. Was $6,599) 5 ^ 5lfF£RB0WliV L S P E C IA L . i ONI^ 2 , 5 7 ^ 7 Alte\ltei; Rebate' J88------1984OLDSM0BJLE98^8 REGENCY BROUGHSHAM j; Consumer ReReport Says..."The'CiCar Of Cltoice"/"Am(mong The More ------1 «992071 - A locally■ ownowried luxury ca; In ' Reliable Doilomestic Sedans" ^ - cxiiemely line condiiion.i.WOWlWhalAValue! WO

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IVrin Foils*> 1486 N. Blue Lo]xikes 7343800I* Nexl to Motel16 6 — : Q 0a8aC 788 s • >’v ~ ' ~ • '" ■ o •' I" •: '■ I • iy ■/ Thursday-January 25., V 1990 Timos-Nows, Twin Falls."alls. Idaho

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ME ------* 7 2 FORDD FI - 1 0 0 ...... •1995’ m 7 9 G M C; c C - i o ...... -...*1995 ------7 5 OLD ClCU T L A SS ...... ’....•1995 4x4’* '4 A T V l ^ — 1 « 4x4tx4‘H A T V ’l 158 Aulo:ulos-Chevrolol - -162-Autos- 7 7 D 0 D GGE I D -2 0 0 vv-...... ’.,..'1995 THE ACES II 637.6631. 1902 Mont!onto Carlo, wiih l-iop, ^ 8 2D Q D GGE I CHARGER ...... -..-•2995■ East started an echo by dropropping hts V 4 ; onco II, XLS. V-6, 37 (ully loadeiIded, besi Oder, Call 165 AutoS' 1986, FordFt F150, 4x4. XL Bton. VYS-10/3-136 pickup...... --•3995• • nine. West continued obediently ob ♦ 7 1 ogo. rod and whilo. 302 -Sibluo. AC, now ures, 352-4256,>6, ______MorciS y i Lincoln 8 5 CHEV1 with the ace and another,r, allowingi 4 ■W10 inioclod, auio transmis- IOS,C.ill734.7049_ eietia. 5 sp, AC. ci------;------— 8 0 FOHO0 F - 2 5 D ...... '....•3995 " East to overruff the dummjim y. Vulnerable: Bothlib • sion w/ow/ovcrdrivo, good con- ‘es Sub:jbaru 4x4. XT coupo, cel cond,d, $$8200 Of lake over 1977 Moieloicury-Uoflarcti— ni. AM/FM cass, PS, tow 25 momo fc?ar,o. 788-3418 $400. C.illHI 324-36283: 81 G M C I ^ ^•3 9 9 5 ------Jii^t as East planned?' N( Not quite. E>ealer North ' dUion,1, 8186,000 miles, 57600. 18K mi. ______Phono 5:10 532-4303,______PW, loa\javing oroa, mako o l- . ______190OGr.md.md Marquis, a:r, Ml- 8 2 CHEV\VY P IC K U P ...... ’...-•3995 — On-the-third-dlamond.-I.-declarer t ’The bidding------0 over'pymnls, 57,000 16O Ablo ; Ford XL, Vj ton. 4x4, ' ,blo5-Dodgo cruiso, stoi now,32&-4171 a tier6 ______didn’t ruff in dummy. Insteatcadhedis* North East SootJ. j t a t t f PB, cruiso. lilt. AM/FM li25£L£2 ------$1750. C Ca alnfcs'^sS; 81 FORDD F - 3 5 D ...... •3995’ J.202.DD0 O dQ0_ R am pago, 324-272•' carded dummy’s king of hearts,__1 * 2 ^ ^ ^ ^ cassciie,clie.-4J0fiCd._liJoLin------^ i ------— 8 1 O LDSiS-98-«M0Mi^^ ...... —:__>3995 ______Antique Aulos $1650 Call Cai ^24-3626.- - ,935 jown ( That ended the -defense.*"andSouth ai «♦ -Pass Pass P a ss — > c o dd 302.3 shell, Dxccllont 148 An wn C.ir, loaded- Sig _ _ ------1983 Omn)mni, new painL runs Series. $937>9375 8 2 FORDD F - 1 0 0 MOQIG.PiCMIP...... -..-•4495.. had little tro u b le ta k in g thLhc c remain- Opening lead:ad: Diamond king shapo,po. $9600.-CaII 536- — —------=------• 63101 alnalter 6.______19^0 Quick,3;; 2 door, body in good, $70i5700. Days 934.4486 Keystoneio„.copp=A.». 3,po„n ing tricks. shapo. Can evenings, orniohtsIS 934-4340.9 73. D BR ONC O IU...... '....•4995 • , BID WITHT H T B E A ^ 5 Ranger XL 4x4. V 6.5 ^ 5.2^ ; How should East have i VY BLAZER WIJ3 ,4 « ...... -,..•4995 tricks? By making a reasorisoned play • J AAOJ 106 5 7^ 7 B ronco II, PB. PS, “ k". if;™ 55iS22i T 9 0 9 s;iijpirit, w arranly. air, ' 73, 8 4 0 L DS I C U T U S S I3.C74 w»cc 1...... -...•4995• at trick one instead of an1 inimpulsive ^ 'J - i ______AM/FM'FM-cat60lto,5 6pood------•875 . standa one. On West’s diamond kiiking. East______Aulos-Suick______!lKcy»lot J3I0 LS. leaded. 3 lo 8 4 CHEV1VY C E U BR ITY 010/0. W»GO'l-.•4995 should^k for a shitrbyplaplaying his North Soatfi milos.s. CCall 324-8040- , 9^ 3uick Eloara, oxccllont ^ • KeystoneSSSau.o. 88 isuzu:u PUP .WJ3 wbi c-U '...... 'r ? 4 9 9 5 deuce. When West shiftsJ to hearts, 1 ♦ 1 ^ 19877 FcFord F150. super cab, conditiotion. and reasonably 'se maiootlOOn Dodgo Coll PrcL______J.34.-2.144^^?.3: ______8 4 FORD-D-F-250.icsu.iviD-pi:>u?j,,.....;,..;^4995.------East wins and returns hislis !last dia- 1 NT ? - 302! ElE Fl. AOD. o x lra s , pricod.. musl n soo to boliovo. mier 4 I dr dr, excellent 1 condi------.100.587-7477 ovos. Call alier D LTD 4on ...... ',...•5695; I mond. With no hopes of another ANSWER: Thrthree hcartsi Invite llor Som. 734-8955. lion,'row)w lircs. want somo- ^60 Aulos tric k in any o th e r su it, Wesi\^est contin- ga^ie in hearts, 7 S-10 BUuor, air. auto. 1986 Qeclra.0 e loaded. $5750. ono to laklako over payments. 8 3 S D BRON CO **0933.4V.T) UTILITY...... •599S;' t ris. With the -right’ 1““'35. loadod. Call 734- CaII324- ues with a third diam ond,: 24-4552 or 324-2724. 734-26G8,G8, moinsor.o v c s ;_ 1933 Oldsds CuilassC Su?ri;(iie, - 4 p u c t n d, and E ^t minimum, there■re should b c a d e c e n t 3135^0'0. ovoninqs 733-6574. ------— Cloanjg:1978 Olds Cutlass,_ 2 door cccoupo, loadc.'d. cwi-ncwiVY C - 1 0 4«)P>CHU^...... -...•' 5995; S gels his overruff for the seWng_piay______------1— ^— -igss'Br9 Bronco 11 XL. 4x4, V-6. ■i m ' auAutos-Cadlllac "sm airV-Sr new cn- SIO 500 C.ill C.i 423 5cnt 89 FORDDFESTIVAoriojw...... '....•599S r tr ic k r •oodj.1.0,^_,______!0 mpa. $ l200;oller. lir'cake'and send'tndit-iiowtiBaltB9^-Tl>t-Am.-R0.-B3ti?3 ...... •5995;; >»E“ U tyoi Isr ttpty. - ■ 'OS allor 8:30 pm. 162 Autctutos-Ford 1977 Ponii:jnliac Phoenix. V careless and Impulsive pla:play. , . . copiTi*M.i»»*.u.I.U«MruunS;*4loU . FOT SOs a lo : 1966 lu ll-sizo ovoninqs ~ Jimmyny StorraI Classic, aluml- 1985 Eldorado, E 57,000' TjrTTS^______-AC. oood od ■ conditica, i695 8 5 OLDSS 9' 8 - R E G /37J47 7CH ...... -.•6 4 9 5 : =’inlo, sharp, rebuill Call 655-42; ------num» wlwhools, now litoE, ox. mtles. kMdod,kx $10,975, 1972 Pinl D BR O N C O .4W^4lSDUrlllTY...... —•649S ’ ' collonl^ni condition.c 678-6074. Keyttmslone Copp* Auto. ) ond ita n s, 51250, 1973 poniia 734-2144. 4-6428 or 734-9033. Call324-36::-3629.______8 9 FORDD E SC O R T >3723:20H...... -•6795;; 136 Heavy Equlpmonl - 14141 Vans 146146 4x4'8 4ATV'8 Mustit sosoli! 1986 Ford. F 250. ______4 x 41. . X XLT L ariat. 4 6 0 4 1989 Cadillac Cs Sowllo, load- ? .Pmtos,)S, 1 plus exira engine. 1902 Ponii:onliac J2000, air, 4 e q c n p n _ Itom w heel drive o b r-UMUD R A N G ER tilTil P!CW>...... —•6995 i 1977 Chovyvan.S1700. Tiai1985 Chevy Suburban 4 x 4 , spood.od. AC. auiso & more, od, sunun rool, 9000 m ilos. All run 00coood. Call 324 5103 sp e ed . Iro CENTRAl EQUIPMENT Call Ci 324-3626.______lullyvlly loaded, oxcolloni condi- mako10 c ollor- 543-6739 aher oxc, conondilion, 524.000, Call Ono cal!all • wo ll do il all Call 734-66J-6635, days .ind at- 8 3 FORDD B R ON C O <4(m 4Auui,LitY...... -•6995i i r 543-5085 aftvlimo. -• -734-7361366 altor 6 0 m. Cbssiliod.od. 733 0626, tor6,.call7' NEW i USED ig1905 Chevy Astro, oxcol. ion. low miloapo. 734-2312. 5, or 54 8 5 FORD;D F - 2 5 0 <«W5.4-AC nCit-'P...... -•6995; i I ■ COcond,'43.000 miles. Clork Michigan Wheel Call 866-2457. — — 7 ------8 4 FORDD R A N G ER »4««. 4*tlPi:KUP...... -.•6995: ^ AuloOealers W5-Autc^uto Dealers 175-AulouloDealors 1 gg Looder, Modol 55-C, s/n TS1985 Ram 250 Dodgo cof»-___175175-Aulo Dealers 17S-A^AuloDealers' 175-Aii ;VY 0 - 1 0 »4«n 4A0 picxup...... -•6995; r 4BO-A-105-CB. Oolroildio- vetsion'Van.' avorago'miles, IGE D -1 0 0 <40014 4 « piCKut’...... sel, lully ondosod R.O.P.S. good condilion. dosori j , m ii'flfnn.uiiiyirB i^ 8 5 DODG — •6995; i cab. 17.5 X25-L2 liros, 2.75 cream S , wilh charcoal brown A ' yard buckcl. good condition 8 8 f o rID d BR ON C O II Kcm'^.iAouTnii'r.,...• . . 6995: irim, 316 cngino, all powor ■ ...... : i - .....s « ,s o o . nccessoiios, $9000,bosl ol- ■ 8 6 FORDID R A N G ER «iMi.4v.:iPi:>(up ...... •7495: . Michigan Wheel Loader. lor. Phono 733-6201 10 seo. ■ . ....m Q def.l7S .1M -A . s/n 11.. 8 6 FORDID F.-15O.M0»i,4A0Pic«up...... •7495: •1969 FofdAorosiarXLS 'B AHG-121, Ootroit diosol, ID F“ 1 5 0 .up...... ;-^.*7495i :■ - . 26,5 X 25 L-3 liros. 5 yard spspood wilh cruiso. 23,000 ______, ___ t 8 5 FORD milos. Call 823-4630. ' buckoi; lutly oncioscd cob. Uli ® Fl' bTC h e:V v Y "C -2b74c«4 p cKiP...... r...-’7495;. Good condition. ■ MiMoving/slorago. 1974 Ford ------...... ^ " 'rrm r o o r ‘R-FE00TZ4'“vanrv:B r3"sp‘'d rr ------M ------: 8 4 FJJRDI D 'F ^ SOT^csJTsiTrrcia :t;t;‘7495:------PortO'Potcher, polholo ^1!nonr now tiros 733-4598. i 8 6 FORDID R A N G ER f4ob;.4,',opiC';up...... •79951: palchor, sinnlo drum, modol 92S6-ES,E/n 5973971. up to 14142 Impofl/Sports Cars ® 8 7 FORDID T E M P O >311]?.4C)fl...... *7995; 400 lbs Mt mlnuto pjocoss- — i 8 5 CHEV:V Y C - 1 0 /4oar5 pic*up...... ^7995: : ing.low ncuruugo...... IS1972 240Z automoiic w/air ...... 511,750. coeond. 788-2993 atior 5pm. -■i 8 5 CHEV■VY C ‘ 1D <4oer? 4ADPiaup...... •7995: . 19J6.VW Scirocco. runs L u ixury; Yo)u Can AffordI ; 1< lb B R ON C O II /*098r.«At)UTiiirV... UNITS LOCATED IN dcgood, body noods work. 8 6 FORD ^-•8495: BOISE. S750.toslil ollor. 734.1909. . 9 9 0 L e ^ gacy Waagons 8 4 LINCCCOLNTbWN CAR «3t»3 4oa, .--•8495: . . . i NEW MICHIGAN T?1978 Poricho. 911 SC. low S • 1 ! LOADERS IN STOCK. '■milos. oxc. cond. &32-4514. M 8 9 FORDI p ^ C O ^ _»3wi)4on ...... •849S SALES-SEHVICE- ^ 1978 Volkswagen Rabbit n . 8 5 CHEV•VT C - iO «4<5a;i.4AfDPic-iijp...... >8495: : PARTS I-diosel. 15.000 mik)S on ovor- •[] CENTRAL EQUIPMENT : 8 6 D 0 DIGE G COLT /3ii72wxcbN...... •8495 I COMPANY INC. 2haul, $700/ollor. Coll 825- » 5516 or 324-3234.______Q I BoUo-335-2702 or fj 8 7 FORDID T -B IR D «1033.?D(1...... •8995' 1979 Saab, 4 door, $1800, \ 1.600-346-7568 8 7 TOYOrOTA VAN «3?i6 4A0UIIIIIT...... •899S : ’ Pocalollo-233-2850 nvmust soil! Call 734-7051. • ^ or1-8C0-234.a082. IS1979 Suborv wagon, 5 spd, : 8 9 FORDID MUSTANG oio w c k ...... ^8995 good cond. 788-2993 ohor SoU-loadof log iruck, 59 auto B' f 8 7 FORDlEMlANfiEfLf,a;iLitt.- ..,-•8995 : car, Ramey loader, Pago ID B R ONCO II ‘AOijTiitri.., wailof. $12,500 (irm. Call IS1981 Audi 4000. tuns grool. ______j f ' 8 5 _ F 0 m J n ^-•899S -nowlifos plus tfnow-tiroo-on— ------764-2523r------— -n< f D M M <40513,4A-U[’iCmjP...... rims, now oltornator. batiery 8 6 FORD .—•8995 ; ■ ------nr I & shocks, $2000, Call 726- _ < f 85 CHEV:V Y CA M A RO #31.?...... •8995:; 1 3 9 'Plck-Up Trucks 3i3416. collecl aher 5. I L, 8 6 FORDtD BRON CO 11 »4oa3r,*wjit.irt... 1902 2 28, good condition, ,,...•8995 1973 Fotd F-25CI. 4 spood. 1; .55000/ollor, Call 326-5930 Q ID BROHCO II 'wucN ...... 8995 330 moior. oxcol. cond, The 1990 Lege g a ty W a g o n offers y ou,even e> * ^ 85 FORD atior 5 prn^______^______K y _ W ag o n g ives v o u full ______TWs_195.0-Uga«y ------moreluxury^ptjptionrand-bigger-savings:-jS :-O fJ------H- -8 9 F0HID-TEMP0-i232M.4Ul...... D ....i9495:;_____ . l983'RX7M ^daro"f^l d m e 4 W h e e l D n ve wv\ ith all th e luxury y o u can 1976 Ford Crow Cab. 1 ton shapo. oxcollont prico. , c o u rse full timie e' 4 Wheel Drive along with/ith a 16 ’ 89 FORDID T E M P O <33?4!;.40lt ...... : wilh 8 loot box, |! :erior room,.n:iore power •9495: $3450. Can 536-2905, il no Imagine. M ore interi( J, vafve. 2.2 literr o v e rh e a d cam Fuel lnjecte< Cnil 733-9274, 5. d equipment. This wagon is ID T E M P O r3s;40.40^...... «9495 onswor. 536-6757.-...... and more.standard & • Engine w th mon o re H orse Pow er a n d TorqiSque.tnan J 89 FORD I S p ^ Automatic, Air 1976 GMC Shotl wido box, 1984Ji Honda Accord, 4 door. equipped w ith a 4 Sp a n y o th e r similaililar displacem ent engine.. It h a s a 5 8 7 FORDID TA UR U S o.ns.wAGo^...... ^9495 /er Steering, Power Door loworod. custom whools. LX,l ; 63,000 miles, prlmo con- Conditioninq, Power s p e e d Trarismisslission a lo n g w ith Air Conditiiditioner. . 87 OLDS S4000 or bost ollor. Call dilion, di musi Sell! 324-7149, vs. Power Brakes, Power IS CALAIS <31133 2Dn...... *9895 Locks and \W ndows. j C ruise Control,il. tAM/FM Stereo a n d S36-2I72,______J. 1987 Honda A ccord LXi. H DGE D*SO <4077? 4WDSUI‘!IIC>» . . . . Mirrors, RearVMndowJow D efrost 2 .2 Liter Multif Cassette.Power:er Steering, Power Brakes.- pP' o w e r ' 8 8 DODC .—•999S 1976 'h ton Chovy PU. 6 Loaded, l< 5 spd. $8,850. Point Fuel Injectionn EEngine. Stereo/Cassette & cylindor, good condilon. W indow s, a n d ID o o r Locks, Electric Mirorsors. Rear 89 FORDID R A N G ER «'C»«.4>V0 PICKUP...... ^9995: Keystone Copps Auto, V m o r e _____ Sia00Zo(lQr_CQlL23M359 734-2144. • W in d o w Defrosio s t Tilt Steering a n d M uch:h Moref • 8R FORDID T -B IR D <39734 7 011...... ^9995 or733.Q39a,______Stock #0^01 Stock ttOOlO - ie 7 8 ,D o d g o to n , 6 cylin- 1987 V Mazda RX7. air, 5 , . / ^ J 8 9 FORDID T E M P O <37744 4 Dfl...... — .. .^9995 dor. i jpd, runs good. Call spood. si AM/FM c a s s e tto . 30:000 milos. -coslom I . ” 1 r j 0 8 9 FORDID T E M P O <3774) 4CM .r...... »999a • " ~ 733-7.19T ...... - 3' WAS ^ W A S whools. AduU ow nod and § g fe' -I 88 FORDID F - 1 5 0 <40543. 4ADPiCKUP...... -•10495»* 1978 =/. ton Cbcvy. 2 whool maintained sports car.i diivo, 4 speed, 350, $1900, ?$9500 oc bost odor. Call I .'‘11602 i 1 <18690 ^ 8 9 FORDfID R A N G ER <15341. 4V,t) PICKUP...*...•10495 “ CnllS43'8516.______5;.734-8417nhor6Dm. g 8 7 FOREflD F - 1 5 0 <4m34 -v.Br.CKUP...... -•1* 0 9 9 S 1981 Ford pickup. 6 cylinder. ^1909'SubQtu GL, auto. air. 4 spd. new liros, $3200/ol- ''warranty. $8,795. ______^ ‘ 8 8 FOREflD T -B IR D «3'i?r?t)t<...... ^...•10995 ler. 733-4891, atie'r 11 a.m. « Keystone Copps Auto, RD F - 1 5 0 <40004.4V.DPICKUP...... * 1982Chovrole1’.^jlon Silvor- 734-2144. ^ 8 5 FORE ...‘1199S • •. odo.'59.000 miles. Glasstito - — - : 8 9 DODCDGE DAKOTA PiCKUl'...... -.•11995* shell. & bed liner, $5,550, 1990 '• Nissan Sonira XE, like 324-5752, atler4,______"jnew laclory warranty, LT ' / " " i \ \_^ 8 6 F O RRD t F - 2 5 0 JI7.4V,D PICKUP...... —•11995* 351; 4 speed, brandy wino 734-2144. L — r —parntrvefY-good-condiiion,------= ' 8 8 F 0 RRD C F - 1 5 0 <4oe?B I’icwp...... •12495* • $4500.Cat|324-5110. RD B R O N C O <40»1.4y.T)UIILItY...* I^S " M s & ATVs______u' 8 7 F 0 R [ ^-•13995 ------r 8 9 F O RRD'AEROSTAH74xi71<«o?r:r.' I -•13999 — 734-6428 or 734-9033. 1977 GMC Suburban, oood W . 1985 Dodoo Va lon pickup, 4or\d.ti $4000. Call 733-5463 0 Tbe 1990 SuS u b a r u L o y a le is th e bestst sselling 4 , 89 FORIRD F - 1 5 0 <49250.WPICKUP. —•14995 AT, Iih, auiso, AM/FM. load- ~davs 'd; or 733-4G64 ovos. ti T h is 4 Door Sedanan gives you fijll time 4 wheel drive imimport w agon in America. .> I 8 9 FORRD I F - 1 5 0 <4Kii,4wt>ncKur...... •1499$^ od. £6550,'Cnn 734-4634. 1979 ,, Jimmy, runs good, H wheel drh/e plus thet i e n e w pow erful 2 .2 literr - th a t textra m ea;easur« o f safew through trac 1986 Ford Rangor XL. V-6. $2395.Call423-40ia. $: B engine wiih-aA:spe -2 f a U <4..4..„Lr.u,' ------m5U7CZtll"3?4^-352-nr __1 Z^.5ubaru._Thi ip e M . f a 9 C a H I ...... i:T7M499g/ — ^ carripbr and oxtras. t;aii H Air Conditioning. CnjlseCn, CbnSbl."?^M/FM Transmission.t. PowerF Steering Tinted diaG lass. Hill CHQI 3 2 4 -2 7 2 4 ,.____ ;------^ 7: i a o RD F - 1 5 0 »40,’42. 4AT)PH:>;UI’...... •15495} ' 733-1831. ______B Stereo with fullTeatuature cassette player. Powei :h F eature. 2 0 VVatt ETT? AMM /F / M i 8 9 FOR I 1909 Ford R.injior^ox1ondod ,c 'er Holder Qutch I 1902 Chavy Bla2or, Silver^ S Steering. Power Locfocks. Power-WJndows. tu re s , 1 8 9 FORIRD F - 1 5 0 •<191/?, 4W0 PICKIJP...... •16495* cab, slofoo, A&, 190 0 mi. odo .. packago, 6,2 lilor diosol S tereo Systemm 1plus other standard featun ...... $10.39S:734.9429.-...... q, ongino. Asking $4500 br H EfeStrlc Mirrors and?id M o re------:------— ------Stock #-0-104 ------^ 8 8 LINCICOlH-TOW HCAR.imi.oiJ» -•16995 ------nHnf r.nii nA?.4?03 ------I 8 8 T 0 YYOTA ( SU PRA ,11101 ion — ^17495 tiros, rodinlor. shocks, rebuilt 1933 Chovy 'A ton 4X4, 4 motor. A moro 733-4193 _ ^so, 6.2 diosel. oxcol cond. I 8 9 FORIRD B R DN C O <49714.«V,eUllllTY...*,-•18991 Call 734-9815 or 734-8925. RD B R ON C O <4K1S,4AT)UtlUlY...*^-•1899! _____ 140 Hoavy Trueks/Somls 1903 S-15 Jim m y, nicO, W A S ' i m cloan, 4x4. AM/FM. stereo HD F - 2 5 0 „B«,.ATir«;Kup...... } _____ 1963 IntornoUonol durnp. I [^>17832.^1 cassolto. PS. P0.-5 spd. Si- - RD f-Z 50 „m33,,mroUr..,...’ tmck, 7 yd Sampson bod, Pfm pkn..734'804S.______B 9 F 0 H I $ 1200. Colt S43-M01 ovos._ ^ 1934 Eddio Bauer Bronco II. I 8 9 FORIRD |f - 2 5 0 ».32i6,.M PICKUP...... 1974 F600,'3i». 5«2. ,900 1;S5200 734-9303 otter Som, ']| ------^rubbTTW lircom binniionr fj 1984 Ford Sonco IL $7400, I ...... bool, orain1116x01 4x4, P S , AT. ^ C . 3 L J E 7 -x l4 'x 6 'c a rg o , ij.oo.d lor «cruiso, tilt, nowtiros. mags, r 9 4 Vve n u.e 7 3' tvyo-iono palnt.-iovnng pack- X F a I l s A ' Jmml oao, $0,000. Coil 438-5457, ' '______------— c -8 Tlmos-Nows, Twin Foils,Is, IcIdaho Thurwlay. Jnnuaorr 22J 5 .1990 ______m ISIi^N IVl a T €m :s _ r r a - -! r : r i , Y ® ia r - P® ic k: A n

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======DECECLG —i.Once beaten in 26 gaigames last .m year,■, tlthe Declo High School girls'ris' basket- '—A-' ^ ball teteam — again undefeated in regular k , . • season« n play — is seeking total perferrfection.' ___ E rep -b o y s______^------Whe^ethflF-of-i>ot-4he-Hemet-girl havee ffashioned somewhat o f a dyidjTiosly in ■. St)IiMtl.Minka}6 lllKlfw.5).D<*«nmlW4T , trackk iand field as well, will bcbe able to PduUIIo 74. Ouilcy 64 maintamain iheir to n id pace all the waway to thc , y ' l«.thy6J.Ul»t»fUU4T ------Sl>llMlt:MillktiJ6------statc-Cs-ClassA-3-baskctball-title-wil-will-hingc- on the play of junior floor leadeader Thais Prep girls Kidd.d. rhat’s_ ju )tjo o _ b a d ,‘.!_admitlcdtied-, Dcclo— I>i>iH39,t«i*«1yM------______coachrhTTynn Payne o fh is team 'ss t^two-y^ar Cktiiurcrry J4, Vtlky«l 45-Ji I rccord, heading into Wcdnednesday’s WcnJcIIJT.OooJmjJO...... id of the District 4 Class A-31-3 touma- Oittnct 4'CUu A-4 Souih»J« Sulaliiincl.mcKouftumnH. ■ouftuM—I round lUfmua 4V, MurUu(h It in Wendell. "It’s really basic;isically the .t(juaJ7.IUftKircrJ2 - same cg girls. We only lost two fromn lalost year. t>utr>ei 4 a»M A-4 Nonlu.k SuhdiKno I IlliM 55. Dittnch 46 'Tniais h r is our point guard nghtO ri( o w .” he *fc-' . ______— contimlinued. "Lost year she was thee ofofT-guar^ ------KE SAL9BURT ^ C o lleg e and AngieA i Tamicr was at the pointaim. When Monuni lo:.l.47...... - - <)H4hora. 107. IcFwi SL ------Athlctiirtic A ssociation’s 14-memberiber. board reduces thc regul;ular season schedules for thele four-step proccss. tion is1 tthe-first factor considered.d. IfI there CoTL 77. Lib^ 6) has'ununanimously approved an eight'team eigl 12'A-1 Division)n 1 teams from 10 to ninele • Thc Northwest Divisivision's three teams still is a tic. records againsl commonnon oppo- CouulCinlini i:. South AUSuiu 70 r>Jc«3,N.C»roliMSl. 12.01 ” A-1 DiDivision I state high schoolol Ifootball games. are those with the best records rcc against A-1 nents onarc next, and finally a vote by thet ath- W. LSU 9:.0T playofToff system. Nodhwcsl Di'Division team s — Borah,;i. Division 1 teams.' letic direircctor. ' jKkxm.ilW ti. Ak ,|linnirrthun M pairings depend on thc tra' M.U.U1PPI St. 104, M.Biaw lOJ. 401 'WVc c didn’t expcct it to bc a probiroblem bc- Boise, Capital, CCentennial, Coeur d’Alene,i, • Thc Gem Slatv’-s repri;presentativc will be Thc j; travcl in- Vachcs and Lewiston. Mcridi.dian, Nampa and Twin FallsIs the tme with lhe best conference co record, volvcd. ViijioU T7, Vffima Tetb }9 alhletie:tie directors o f the A-1 DivDivision 1 — will host threeec first-round games. The Gem' Slate' Conferencc:nce includes six Di- "Il iss ccrtainly' a much more viabliiable play- W. KcnnKlJrlt. OixitoSL 10 rt schools•ols wanted this changc,” IHSA^SAA cxec- The Gem StateIte Conferencc — Highland.]. vision il learns, o ff situauation: it’s long overdue." CenCentennial St. JohB'» I). PiDYvlfnct 7J utives ddirector Bill Young said. *lt*It should Pocatello and Bonneville U( — receives tlu;.u;. • The four at-large berth:rths go to the teams coach G reg Drake said, "li w ill increirrease the Tcnipl«ll,R>u)cl>UflJ7a t bc vcr succcssful for participalii)ating alh- other. wilh tfje besl winning percentage pc against chanceses of gelling all of ihe goodood teams . N.BA jetcs." Thc four at-larjarge berth.s. which can comeIC A-1 icams, from.eilher DivDivision 1 or 11. through('hout the stale into the playolTs.3 ffs." Itouoa ll6.Mi*mi9) nuUtklphui:3,Oiludal01 Alltnl>IO].ar>tltiuia& . . . . •'loiAnjtlnUltnlJO.IndlMlIl ' ' S«i Anumo 106, Lot Anttln CIt(vcn9l Bliss kncrocks reigrning chamTip^- Milxuktt ll4,S«nU 111 XKnmctdo 129, CgUcn Suu 99 -NeFthsiGde-eut-ofTtteurname:ent------I • Today By BRAD BRELAND) trict cluihampion Blue Devils, Tinics-t'-cws wrilcr Winn o r lose, the Bears a lo n gi; w with the COUeOB DA5KETBALL Tigerss >w ill odvonce to next week’s<’s 1District l)u.K Suit .1 Rm, U.lor LmLvcftu Ccoter, iUoo. N«v„ JJOrmMST. GOODING — Talkk aabout rising Trom__ 4 ClassiSS A-4 playoffs against lhc!t<1C; top two h ' the dead. . teams; Ifrom lhe Southside Sub'distI'district in ntET ODtLS'DASXEniAU. MtJiion «1 Mimco, 1 p n Where is the icani that tjja only, made two MurtaujlUgh next week, DutiKI 4 CUu AJ WumimcBl. Wtnikll point.s in the first quartsartcr? Where is the With;h five minutes gone in the.gangam e. Di- . .. fUo^»..VilJo'.ft.l3Bjn._____ .____ Kimbalrvi WflkklLlpm. — - team timt fnisscd si.x crucrucial free ihrows in -etrich u:used ils height udvnnloge andindninout i - IhjUKt 4 CUli A4 Sobdiiffb.biinn mnitncsl. Mi«- the third period? Whereere is the leam that to an 8-8 -0 lead on baskets by Wendyndy Staten uu|h. was ouisizcd iip front? It’.*ll’s in tonight's Dis- and De5ebbie Southwick. who hadlad a pair IU|mn*iiv* H»nKn,6.1)pflv ' »4klr,v> ShutholK.Ipin. Irict 4 Class A-4 Nortllorthside Subdistrict apiece, 4 CUu AJ NortUNje SuWuOi girls’ basketball champiorlionship ganKv M.E.•. Sears hit lhe only Bear ba;basket in , sute S»cn»Opn.lWlrauail < sccded third-jn. this touroumament, avenged threc-pcpointerfclloffiherim; ...... - 51»pin. —ChiwKl DiColkpUttctb.tctUllrTcmtlAittiuu. 7 7;jo p m, - tUancf U. CoUe*t bukiiU4i*ilL Ulihtl flVU, " ■ - iwoeiirlicrlosscH-to-lhe-ile-defending-subdis'------7.30pm —Chuacll). Collect buittUittbtllilowitlMmiicDtu. • See BLISS oo Page D2|2 IJO pm. - Cbuula 7. la. Calichee iHilnhdl:lul Uoic Suu u 10 p n — OoiiMl )}. Cul1(|« bwUtbjOictbill SuU'Clin tl SL Stevi)e Young idoesn't &■ ViUtx — S>a V>ll«y >JJcd 4 liKh«> c Thn«»-N«wt photoMIKC SALSOURY Ihc loui u 32 iachnuilxloport>oriUUM<>aiil)>«iiJ}2 .«hn <1 t-uhr, i.*ivcw cf «S»: nwcnouRUla li open. lachjJ- uif 4ll oTihe Wvm Spnnp wk. th« urv***tliowU«nJ5oal«RiJ«e. _ . Dccjledo's U nda Jorgensen Is caug!lught in a tangle against Kim!mberly Wednesday night want tto be futture triviaa OrJjr tix km'cr bo«U fttnun cIomJ. ______IIounK«l«)’;9».nilo4|Kn. By FRi:D MITCHELL DcBanolo)lo is hoocDt — KanRtllc *iUc«iao>Tuc>ln. o I l i Chicago Tribune not certainn what w itM loul 10 s: lixhn u Ox lodpiu>i]]9lacbntllhcUt>of 1 M t iIk Ruiintut Tlx tcmt imS ku bccaa pbplowed 4oi uikM. bu) leclo, Gklenns Feirry (Will id for ua» UmOTChtini« tniuind NEW ORLEANS5 -~ Steve Young is ^ I W •He is • . Houniodiy;IOira.io lOpiti.- • getting itchy. _ , t p 0 leg- - 1 joklkr MoiBttla — SoUjR (tkUil upji~h«of«w™.up ] CG The 28-year-oId backupbac to San Fran- hat’s a . Tunltr. bavmi 24 inchci U Ibt . ThcThe ICCCM road ku been A-3 semtiifinals Hall-of-Famcr Joe' ollide in i cisco 49ers future H estion," plowed u l undnl, bvl mow unt cr chilni v< IIounloJay;9u&.la4pjiL. Moniana is tired o f'being be a protege. He ' ^ I said- ByLA]-ARRY H OVEY ■ ,...... Earlier, sevent:nth-seeded Gooding wasi doesn’t wonl to bccom:omc the an.swcr lo a rhicago U«|ie Unsite — M>|ic pKlal up S riwcs-cs-News writer eliminated from1 further I competition when1 future trivia question,m. Bears. \ leir de- II ilK kxitt. TV tacu to«l hu b«cn plo«mW.t»>»» Ihird-sccdcd Wei'endell collected u 57-50) • Young appeared in only six games sire to i ick, arc lira o> cKuna tn klnatil. completed 64 H)f 92 apparen end, so that’ ...... - HminBdix:»:}0>.m.ia4p.n. WENE N D ELL— Declo and Glcmiijnns Ferry victory, . this season, but he coi g-s lik-. • — thle e tteams thc regular-season finalinal Sland- Action •• resumemes w ith two loser-outt passed (69,6 pcrcent)nt) for eight touch- ing. tough questic said should bc there — will: cocollide in games tonight wiwith fiflh-secded Filer and_1______downs,______Askei DcBartoIo;ss saii and the District 4 Class A-3 girls' basketball bw sixlh^seeded Vaililley colliding at 6:15 p.m. His pas.scr rating’ _ polcntifl The ChicquarilT^ ------toumanlament sem ifinals here Mondair.lair. ■ and No. 4 seedd K im bcrlygoing againsl* ' ' o f 120.8 surpassed'rjpf backs . wI ho have vacillated in theirn Har- 66 Thatlat was decided Wednesdayiay night Wendell in thc 8 |p.m. nightcap. Those sur- tvlonlana'a nll-time J acquire another quarterback, ' ot 6:15 p.m. Monday in a ently not a team of-Yourig’s whenn the tl undefeated and top-secdceded Hor- vivor^ will play a ' National Football ire in a overpowered Kimberly 59-2414 anda No. prelude lo thc DcDeclo-Glcnns Ferry semifi- League record of people I was’irery conc ced _tp analyze the progress cd Glenns Ferry turned backc a second nal. 112.4. but-V fiuni!- ^ o fth c ______when John Thou.ompsdn naii-iorTohg battle lo tgrVgltCy3fi=t^=<8:...... *.SccJ}c tial of incumbent Bears quart a little ______~ Mike Tomczak and Jim I- . tlic mark because TTRTnli shook his fist atatjnc.I 1. Young said: ,. ___ of-hit-lack-of-at-- i»-«ot a ------^— is a situation where ihey are I “ ~ , was riotTharwnfinrcerned-----“ IQ^T tempts. )U"C0^ch“C01 ‘ Hux, 1, understand-when s pecconfi- 3ps-$2;900h rto ^ e r Young, who has about Dale (Brorown), VOIJNG , tualion. u. year left on .h is- ffs. thinRs lend to fall apart0 ais 1: the contracl, plons to sitsil do w n wiO, 49 ci5 BSSU mentor' cgets a mer(re $1,800 cams lose their discipline. : Io it- f that______' manogemcnt__after__: quarterback, (the Bcars')-i!*-in - - ■ - ...... BOI!OISE (AP) — -Raises* totalln]illng more from 549,402 toto $51.260.,cffcctii’c_ E c bI— a ^------BownoHiscuss his fUt situation to be in. fiiturc. A.! fl becomc • than $23,000 $; have been approved/ed by the Idaho State headid coach Garth Hall’s salary■y “ 1 lold (coach) Geojcorge Seifert at the- hen . • you get a quarterback’s co he ond — Rich K tin o .Kinluckybas- ai swic: BoardB of Education for thc; twotv head was raised fromnS48,506 : to S51,418cncc- beginning of'this yeayear thal this is the Z , : down, it is not a great situal hnlt r»nprTir»c ritift ncojytnr^t t vorking ------ketbaU-coachrtlescxibuW nghU coft------mtconchr-s tivc-Dec^4..1Pi!m . ______y.enr.l Jiavcjp playj-|^'’■sUJToiih-iTihTfc-“ ™.“lot sure coach (Mike) Ditka is ioise Stafe'\yDivcrsity and Idahdaho Stale Boise State finished fn fourth in thc Biglg fool-2-inch. 200-pouround fifth-ycar pn3~^'.f^P"fiat really is the great helper o f frontation w i a LSUU coochc Dslo\ ? ! f “^ e (rcla- /ersity. Sky Conference:e last year.. The Broncos’S from Dilgham Young.ng. . JTBcal." Brown, which ncarij«rly c« ab tcd ' ■ play." le board a c c e p t^ recom m eo^tilo tions for were 6-3 in leaguguc play and 6-5 overall, ‘iie aga'cd andI cvcrypncc\ agreed, J ‘'fnshirfrustrated os Young has bec( i^toafightbetwew een th e tw o , the pay am il^Tcr- Idaho State wavas sev en ^ in thc nine-team ich oih- pay increases. W ^ e s d a y from It think between (ov/ner)icr) Mr. (Eddie) De- ^o n tohis role at San Francisco, he :e meeting Big Sky in 1985)89, finishing al 2-6 in the , and even Joe, w c’rc crw ficr ield be- ,_ .c o a c h c s . , sonnel-lel-Administrative Committee i le Bartolo and my.sclf, an ana seem to have a good wori in Boisoise. V conference and1 !3-7 on the season. Hall's's iryingl9 decidc now.",v " cau.-fc u >on,’’ Dnship.— “ ------^ The’ie’tiction increases Bois^StatState head sccond wilh theic Bengals. They w crc,0-11 s a little more competitive (r ------' '* footbal ball coach M erle "Skip” H all'iill's salary in his first seasonbn in 1988. • ’ ■ • ' t lip) becausc he wants to pli ono said. "We try to help each < ■1 • ' • ■" ■“ ^ t , ; len ■ wc arc on and'off the field- - ...t ______\ve arc all here for one reason. A f

_ 0 -2 -nmos-Ncws, Twin FallFalls, Idaho Thursday, January:fy 2 5 .1 9 9 0 ' Monteana cnushes IIIdaho §Stater-3102-7( ' •• 'I ^ H at t4 for ------M ISSOULA.-Mont.. (/ (AP) — Reserve - 10-straight-1-and-l!•Is in. the last seven - ondsids left in r^atio ri tied it [ikedS-S.'S-DrTOc -Wolfpafpack \ guard Andy Woods led five players in |] . minutes of regulationon and fust three min- Diik« ^oUege basketball int deficit in - double figiircK wiih 11Jl poinls lo pacc utes o f overtime. 2-3)3) rallied from an ll*poinf overtime. i Big Sky Confer- , i, the e second s half but never led in Montana to a 102-76 B j^orthcm Arizona 70-67 in a n .ho SU..C W cdnos- S c ™ cncc victory over Idaho rcnce g am e Wednesday n i ^;,7d t OaklhomalO day night. s t I . . 1 . ruined1 ihthe debut of Lumbetjacks’ inleinterim loWO St. 76 t John’s 83 Thc.victory.raisca Mon :oach H arold McrriiL. . NORMAN. Okla.1. (AP)'I — Damon Pal- PrC'rooldence 7 4-3 in die league and 12- terson and Skecter• Ht eniy sparked a late . PPPROVIDENCE, R.1. (AP)P ) — Boo State falls to 1-6 and 4-13 10-3 run that finallyIly gave ninth-mnked Harvorvey started an 8-0 run wilhvith two free Thc Grizzlies pulled(1 awa ay from a 10- M ic Mhigan St. 75 Oklahoma control oof thc g ^ e and th? thro\rows with 4:40 left ahd hit to 12 10 deadlock five minute;Utes into thc ^ am e I n d ia . iana 57 ■ V l ‘ Sooneis went on lo3 beati Iowa State 107- foulul shots in thc fumi five: minutesn: to by converting three strastraight steals inlo BLOC O OM INGTON. Ind, (AP) —:t.S.l_9^..in:ftJBift.BJElitCc t [:onfCTcnce^iM._The Iradad 15th-nmked St. John’s to on 8^-75 ______thrcc.scorcsr MontanaI cxexpanded the lead Manns ■ L.5£.0n:d -25^ 'ifooncrii ovcnc r a ii.^ ^ r - in 'inc'DiB''.x>rg'' ^^rtl-Ttwi^m c-trarr • 'S'UrCUii; Ctial Ko.“T 2 Indiana 75-57 Wcdic d n « - Eight) had no succpoint ; ■ y joined by Steven Garrityrity wnth 15 poinls overtimeme and G eorgia look advantagi“scof /V. C aroi/naSSt 82 (OV Ziots. and No. 20 Connecticutmt beatI Cen- 'j and^cott ffoberts wilhrif It e ------N o rtt-Ii5-L-SU*s poor foul shooiing lo . (AP) — Phil Hendcr- tralII ( C onnccticur99-7nV cdncsnesday night I W ednesday night dcspite‘^5 po DURHAM, N.c. ( 94-92 W ' 1 "";“ son scorcd 25 poimints and No. 8-Duke in ththc Huskies' final gjuno anht-their aging. •.;■ . 7 A by Glirisiris Jackson.Gcorgiarwhich-gol .5^ / 1 made ils first threecc“ shots in overtime Icakjaky-roofcd Field'House.^ Smith-an^* S Texas Southern 7 > from A lec Kessler, is 11-5 and ' points fr ,:;_JVcdncsdayjiighLhoholdiDgjjftNonli.Car^swcr/ered.witb.a3>pointerrbis-fou Youith of-thc------______AtU»fPMa._ ------NrAiizona'67~~------n n h c: SEC.-l:SLr{12^;‘40) Sl lost-for in the Atlantic Coast half,lif, and the Huskies outscoreored Ccntral ^ .. 3 I, „ olina' State 85-82 in a n t (52) stuffs th e b all ove er rlS I U 's Kirkland FLAGSTAFF. Ariz. (,(AP) — Charles sccondd Itime in four days. The Tigeisrrshurt 1 Co|,fCTcncc game. 16-2h2 to open up a 47-311 lead.1 The Darren Engdlar i.Thur8daynl8ht__ ------Priaxscon:d26.poinls.QS.!asJTcxfls.Soulhcm ihcmsehicIvcs-by_missing.tbc-front-cnc — Christian;Laettner'n''s”rip-in'with-17sec“ -H usluakics won its sixth straighttt gigame.-^------Ivoiy during MMontanf6 -102*76 vktoiv-lTi Lakerss beat P^acers tco give R^ley hiss sooth1 coachiling victoory :toiy over the Miami Heat. Wednesday nighl,, extendingc tJif INDIANAPOLIS (AP)AP) — Magic Icailead for good, but thc Pacersrs cut the rebounds, both cacareer highs, for Or- victor __ led — 8-7__ before____ Mia\tliami took a27-26Jcad.carl>rly in Cavaliers’ . losing streak sti lo Cv^ Johnson scored 26 of hishi: 32 points - ' ' P r O ” dcficit to 106-105 with 3:571- remr ain— lando, - w hich— O'basketbail------: sccond quarter, but then-',-w as games. in the second half andand P.it Rilcy ' mging when Mike Sanders tipipped in Philadelphia scojcorcd 13 straight thc S( tscored 34-18 as the CelIcltics clinched his eighth All-I Dctlef Schrem pfs miss. poinls to start a i25-8 run that gave outscc m c c s th c EEast a in th e All-Star Game ^ irged to a.60-45 halftime advdvan- Ing berth with his i5.0(L500th victory p . ,. , thc 76crsa32-1616 lead with 4:14 left charg< San Antonio. 1106 -at-Miamir------p , ------inthe^irstquartcr W ednesday night, 120-1»-niovcr,hc shol o v er 60 t^ercent from Tmmelphi«. 131, tl9 - Tucy.______- iiiiir(7irj«OTi'((C5)~ ______T h cJo ss was the. I2Ui ____ The Bruins won ninele b f 'l3 ______Drthop K«ty (8-i|. MKMOWB(8-3l,K»booo(K*). (8-: . the Spartans, now 1-12•12*for thc sea- sk^«n« 20 20 4S 01 matchcs. th re e o f Jeromelie ’s vie- . Thornpaon. J, i.iMl. K. [omnwd Sttphsn. _)yTtaAMecMMPtiM _ . . L Pfc . .• son. ' !U/n. - wtioMWt.( 1, Fi>«> *• H«s«r I. Of»w g. ‘ “ 5 4 it f*0 -StofteM. TF.«rF.« Paul Egbert, David Vini:nm g a n d — iy«*. tf. p m m •P«1«cion.p* 237, 1S2 - . _ . 1.Fft,IMnd(11) ' 1!IS 0 S3 T hc defending stateIte Class A-1 17-:. 180 - VWng. J. Horal how kl«ho-« iportnilMn .nd bnxda ZU-«1(*) ,13 1 51 IBM. Jeff Pedrow, who won by-y falls at ,*d th* «IM1 Mgti KXod boy*' t>ux*it>ag“ i*“ ™ 3, KlmDofiy 13 1 25 champion Grizzlies led;d jijust 26-23 at M,nvi Flit U, Joror Ntc neaMna volet: VUoyMrt I'*-') ('). K*tr«n thc second half. 2),ScMFooloOout Mon. w L m ' , (10-3). Suow-Silam (10-2). Mike Price had 18 points for = I.DoMtl]) ■ . ; 11 — ■ ' 2.S»!t.S»>»lomonl(7)•) 10 2 ______4,FH1,R«by 6 B 15 ------S.EUI 14 Z 0«y(2) 13 2 - - D e e l o - M*OI J).Twtn 42 F«UI (0-6),(B- Oorrt (»-4). M»snn (6-8)_f^t FM»____ 3. Martina (2)______I).-'- • ------— f sood fast l*y 0 4-0 J 4, Urt. 1 fr-1 1 2. t®-*)"'- (1) • Continued from1 PagePj D l ponents inI ththe past IWO seasons, De- steals. stei Both paced some goi « 3 2-2 2 «. St*ft 2 1-3 1 S. OASSM q u a rte rs . .Kttwoo-ioo. D«*uinoo 0 1-2 0 1. Tb«m 88-16 »24. ^ ins for one ao- clo had all1 ththc p oints it needed in thc break bre buckets in the middle qi rt«n W L Pb. T he teams are playing WwkMST.OoadlnoM ^ 0«io - K*M 4 3-3-3 !5 IZ Crayewn 0 0 ^ 2 0. I.Sh*My(8) -'11 i 58 Mio r»e*Mr)a votm: Mitfva).IhNsM (13.^1 (1). WoH*y ler. Thc Homets jumped '' H#-irtS2^1tZK««.iio»1mS 0-01 1G.Tum*r4 0-0 I 2 (12-l),WMw(1M).St>o*nono .several ^uronovcrs and JDwia 2S39S1M ttt 2 «-a 110, sma^y iI 3-4 0 8. CUrii.t 2-2 4 4. -----—• « Contiaued from Page D l own-worst-cncmjcs.ijcs-. scoring only victory oyer Cnnyon CorConference op- se> tOnbKty. 4121B34 11 20-34 1748 didI cut eight points in th c quaiquarter. : lead to 14-13 on a Mclissa-DiDavis ------Bliss-took-thc-lcaclead for the-iiisu X7-_o-rt—ssi:sket, but Dietrich rah offT six time two m inutes in tlthe fourth quar- % j £ n strainaight i^ints on two Staten1 :free ter on Rachcllc OwOwsley.’s sccoiid, t River gg|irls737 r.Owsley added 14 Huskiees surprrise Raft throwrows, tt Natalie Hubert basketrt and hoop of the quartcr.Ov H«wiNn4e.Mtftwgau^29 a hochoop by Sara Staten. The EBlue ' poinls for the Bears■s wwhile Davis had ^ Shoshonc. Sh( By TheTimcs-News 5vils led by seven points atIt the II and Ferreira haddlO 10 poiU ^. The Huskies, who split wi'vith Raft Hjgmjn ID J . 41 4» D evil GirlsIs’ basketball ' 8 IB 29 breakeak. R iver, in ihcir two regulai:-ail-season SSSSi - w-urtml 10, K. B«NnoBn Z *r>M ' ' * ~ MURTAUGH — Kori K Burton R^^ Thc Devils held onto that; Ilead Dietrich, w hich shashared the Northf mcetings, took an early led,I, Ibut fell •UMrgv 10. A. Bitilngton Z TO- _ « scored 14 points as Hansen Hai rallied *il| sc» idwoy through the third quauarter side Confcrence chanhampionship wilh end its champiori and'mn- behind 20-18 at halftime andid trailed ij>iiugh-Hd»14.Rov1olTWonZH»Ort- i nildw from Q halfiime deficita tot beat M J.TWito:104-61«2».'^ Ondd CCoach Diana Butler watchecled as Richfield, ended thescle season at 11-4.— he D istrict 4 playoffs hcrc .throughl, much o f the second h: R iver 37-32 here Wcdmidnesday night ' :k. Raft River, seeded , h er r troops t missed six free thrcirows, _^ln the other game. Shelly. ^ ^ l a r d l S S in * loser-oul coniestalilillhcDismct.4._f ^ o 6fthem front ends of boniu a ded its season al 9-13.------scored 16^ ^ in ts and'K cri ...... ^------tw o 6 C lass A-4 SouthsidcJe Snbdistnct ons, tiiat could have given E lan and Hansen will get to- added j 13 as thc Pirates outscoC o S i^ MT33 otioni b lis s ot.nai—w .st«»n2s-7l-7 3#;'D.So«h..W<2i-j'3 girls’ basketball toumomi^ e n t . gcthcr toniglig h t in th c Murtaugh_High, « ile a d . ■!" BO; □. Southwick 3 1-3 4 7; N. Hubwl4 0-t4 8;,N| Red Devils 17-3 in the thirdd quarter « »20 23 J7 • ' the Ie Hutwt 2 5-0 S 0; S. StatW) 110-O1 0-0 ZO>m a11-313. In Wednesday’s other cide w hich will advance in , ' -9 IB 29 S “We couldn’t hit a foul sholot to ContntOO-010;Downun00 2-:2-2 01ToW»151»-zr- game, sccond-sceded to put the game away. K '1:® siibdisi.istrict tournament. That ' .. H m n —amen 14.14.' Yai— 2. 0w«J Z Oulon 8. “ VCvc our' life in the first three quar-q oo*» - r o*»i^ 9 2^-8 4 14; Wwiy 0 3-r ?3. knockcd - off MurtaughJgh,. the nnh S•tn}^■7 4 17;Fe>T«ira4t 2-2 4 10; T 0 0-0 be played at 6:15, prelimi- Leah 1 Holstinc scored 14 po rs,” she said. , . 2 0;0rrl>4 3-t 4 11; HvitlcnOIton 0 0-1 20: Wood 0 0-0 seed, 49-29. le cham pionship semifinal MiMurtaugh, which ended its scse a so n a l Dooe.7.:»»oot«4.RwU0Cv6.TMiU:152-B133Z InS^Instead, the Blue Devils were6 theirt 1 0; Tww 0 -nr»»i>£iWgo«:NoOi4oM. FouM out Hot*. Thc Husliics, T'-M,1, wwere se= ded-2h“ p'‘'hbetween Oakley and' 4-^4^15. sixlh in this seven-teamam tournam ent ' JKidd- c beaten them twice • Contmued fiomaPaftcDl Pt that she’s sosc calm under pressure." time tiff or another.” • “We may HaVc 1 aync. " it s nam to pui“H ....r 1 orgoTtcirby nattc utgnBh;hris-thtn—bntihcyinmshhi ______IannerroiT£ol several:nil outstanding *'“y' what her strongest poinls. single sin blemish on Dcclo’s.i1 slate, a ond they want too doc it,’' guards to graduate frfrom C assia linger on wl 5 scoring 1 6 ^ 'points-per- 74-70 74- stale loumey-openipgg loss, to “They're all haihard workers and no- County schools lasi MnijWay, left som e nre. She s s rniging 7.1 on ossisls and is Challis. Ch A contcst tbat tumeiled wHcn' body works horderder than Thois," sec- I mighty big shoes to fillnil and a few 8ame,averai double figures again in rc- KitKidd and Tanner got into fotfoul trou- onded Joy D•arrington, an who has questions to be answered ■ olmost m do Its ble late.______coached the Hoilomet girls to three ------‘‘TliJi’s ' w ham lut rfn eonlewei'i ' 'SSldng Wllui s 11 gomgling io DC like “ gh shc’s.seorjnB nearly 17 < riesrie; in thc ncxl two games, eclipsingec back-to-baclc tn m w ith Angie gone’?” PajPayne rimem- "'““B,'' ■ WEEK ~ he added. _“She knowsji_on^ n __11-vear-old recorf--fotb r^ team—ca.-^All-the-girlsirls-on-thc-basketboll— 3 - / ^ ^ ------bera— But-Ty'a donele s a grcal job. Per game, B-will-comc-bccauso-thcy—poi-point8scorcd-inthe-A-3-lour urfteyrcn—teora ore too r eason ^ w e w ohlast year- - Wc^co■vc■re6l^lc any a'il\aJvcniiircsr ------he^pom »-» Please have yourj r . g u a rf T y. S he^alsq valu- route roi to the- consolotionI crown, and the year befoif o re ." ' K idd — a 16-year-old^)Id who m ain- 8“ Coming ofT a 25-T scasonrv-w orking cash or che(d< tdins a 3.8 grade-pointnt i average and able in thalat she.’ss able to come down Co on a 22-gamc winning str ready (or your, National Honor Society:Ity standing de- andmnthcric ofTense knowing thc olh* on nicc, but just not quite enougl ~ S t L L i tT !: B U Y I T ! spite participation inI a!air sports - “ gillsnre;re tlipre. They really com- nic Times-News- achother.1^------^------•'It feels good,’’ said K id d .' -Now o Classitlod ’’ has Kofcd, fouhd”dpen>en leammales-P';,™ "',“ f' ™ III E vory Nood . rartier...... , like r d ju s t as soon gel on - lhi:this-year-we can go an cvcn_gont-to the boards-^farm orcor- : winning. W e’re not lookinung past. # 33*"r - O f B 2 B ...... ten than might,.bc cxpe(ipecledofaS- assist as aQ sscorc a n d I know lhat 1 'wii lo anyone on the team and anyone. on} W c'rc taking theilem one tanpaHHaM 'foot. 6-inch lass. can pass to j \^iikjybu. ore,” said_Kii?d,^hp_hns a g gu ^ e a t^ tim e w ith the goalJ w eakest BUY»SEIELL»TBADE five has bc^n unablerto to solve their |X>mB — th teams in last i'car’a toun cross-county rivals duiiiartng the Kidd coach inlcg.eijectcd, “I t isn't an ossist teo moke th e basket. All five scored sec 74 pdints ahT ihotS S - •' ' years. “A s for as I’m■m coneem cd. “ ’ey ” w IDAHO coilIINGMURIES^ rnt each other by!being agiagainstus. ' ______■ 1I ■ ■ ' de diem go last 302 N. Itain,IW1Wlnf«ll*,‘w.fi3301 8he‘s the one who nude i - “That's what our girls aree Ileaking ■ year too. ■ in double, figures at one nt a t going . into district, \ he coro h lin u c a ~ “What m ^es Thaislis so great is >>ccn in ) ; ; . V . ■ • ; Thursday, January 25 ,1,1990 ' Timos-Nows, Twin Foils.Is. IcIdaho D-3

p u p g rr B o w lIXXIV A t ai l e o f ;2 q u a : Joe MontHand: Perhhapsthe^bibest:\;earb\by the besttQBeuer i By DAVE GOLDBERG It seemed to signalbI Iboth thc end o f Joc Montanitana and perhaps the grcatesesi year of any quarterback eve Tbe Associated Press the greatness b f the SaiSan Francisco 49crs. He. bccomesjujusl the sccond quarterbackack ever to Flash back two yeprsTOS... complele more iha:ian 70 percent ofhis passes;:s; 1his rating •, 'SAN FRANCISCO-Fll■ Flash back three y ears. . . Joc M ontana has'b<'bc.^n chased all over Candlindleslick o f 112.4 is the higlighcst ever since thc NFL. ad adopted its I . Jim Burt has just rammcuned his blocky body into •JocJ( Park by the. MinnesotaOta Vikings and finally replac)laced by devilish system twiwo decades ago; he adds hislis f first Most ■ Montana; Montana;'justist I 8 w eek s o f f d clicate baclack Sieve Young as the wild-cardw Vikings beat thee hiheavily valuable Player awarda. lo two Super Dowl1 M VPs and B -surgery,-is lying on thcthe turf at Giants Slodiurum, favored 13-249crstopoprocccd to thc NFC tiilcganijame. he'snamcd.playeri: r o f t h e ‘80s. ______I Lawrence' T aylor is waltzin;izing into thc end zone with1 thetl Flash lo the present.I t . . . • * ,.i ______i I, li’^'n is s:ca c a jju sf cighF ird Sur^cr. t^nwl I wobbly duck that Buit forC'breed from Montana’s arm andat , C o m ing o ff a jhjr.d weeks after dcliclicale back surgery thal hi:h is d o cto r Jw-'-Vi'Siwi^uiVcngmtr'Credred'89^'afd drive capped by h fefl'year', -suggcsled^ould. haveh ended his carccr. ( ' r o ’u i r '* yard pass lo John T ayllylor, Montana has his grcalc,sl i ...... _..Hc.couId.have ; i retired afler that .third Supei;iper BowI_a j year ago. llp T O T O "There’s an innnner spirit in him that wanlsmis lo keep ^ playing, that wantsIts 10 keep getting better," sayssay: George' 1 gri per year——----- Seifert.-who-replailaced'Bill-Wal.sh us coachI thithis season y kept Steve Young and his left arm u ■ around to ' w H ect thatbat money. In fact, a couplcpie of immcdiaiely ...... yeOT a‘g i,th o 49cis3 ccontemplated trading Montiijntnna chaincdtothebcncnch except in the case o f "injuinjured arm." *tiwHrtile-' .tff Saa Diego. • "bruised ribs," etc.c. 1 ^o rc crass reason — S2.5!,5 1million a : t O m ' sigiMd'Coittnct& ia uthe ..,.3utsincehcsigneded Ihot deal, Cunningham, wheivfcois And perhaps a j 'and Super Bowl shares, 44ni!li(& ..A ^ bew edi tlifct.fcm,’. - n o w .-W in^ playoff'games, gs signed a five-year, S$1 IS - year plus playoff ai ■> • • ill, I stiil respcct Bill." Montana ont: says, I ^th^hsven’towoofliSM ^^Bo^'appemnce. "•.''.:niiIIicn'e'xteDSion;. Kosar,K 0-3 in conferenceB titleti “1 change has made us concentrantrate a little ■- SidiTnfiFntodUeo'49et»'o^er fidd:Idle .!• gaffles,.8i^ed a six-ye.-year, SlS-m lllion extension;n; aand lingsJbr-tlic/------R P'eBa^lQi'plu^Vdo'^dij^'oib of'Joe-M tm tana« ; ? :^ v « ia ij:r r 2 - iin iie ‘piaplayofisron'MofldayTigfKaTi imtt-Bowt and makdliim tt iryone has been executing.'’ $I4*milIionM extension. A nd Buffalo’s JJ*™ E xecuting?- WWell ertough to make th'th c 49ers i^^^Oiistory^Tbe.'iDterestiiW .;K elly;.>fth one yearyc left at $1,4 million. P ^ '^ ^ r »>.rigDed'ft thr^yeair cxtensic ’ prohibitive favororiles to becom e the firstit lcteam in a o ew ^ealcal: ------— t S "' ' aecadrfoTcfwHira:"as'Supiir'Bovyi,Champions s andan tic thc EteBartolo,dccided I o push M ontana way ahead rrs o fth e I970^w ith four Super Sur Bowl I F ^effeci untu4e'.I99b 8ttJJCMWU'-*-',' ^ o* Pittsburgh Steelers i --rV In^eiiclriPf.thMe;'th th ree'y b ara, MoQtanA'Wi .-all b f them . Look forb r him to sign a'new S3 millicillion- iviciorics. ff-Bfnf?n. moH<»* ^<1 1 7 . ' **M« fini» i.ici’ r n s.JoeJn.our ------1— S ' '^8upposed-to-jnBke'$7S235TfflnTtfiT‘A n l^ IWnrei— pluM eal-ltf-thc-off. couldJuyc-done.ajs_well.asJc Walsh, who also says — w ithoui Ai>UMrpMeMO .; .M onM na w a s facingIg a.a big^'challege flrom'Ste\e v e - -m aiioo in 1989, whicllich by today's inflated standaiidards' system," says W was:i^as: doubt he wotild evenib I c / wasabargain. argument — that,at he and Monlana wcrce "the"1 best Jo e M ontana checks thee ozonea against th e Ram s quartcrback-coach;h tandem ofthc '80s, perhapsips cever." Forget wljhat he SOa^/s; Elwai11; knows> he needds to win] By JODY MEACHMA Super Bowls. He addedI to it whcii. ai\cr the Broncocos’ proficiency and thc Broncos'Brc retum to the Superr BiBowl. l6:iRbl-Ridder Newspapas humiliating 42-10 Superr Bow]B loss to thc Washingugton Until that point. Elwilway's relationship tvilh Coacljaeh Dan R eS km s tw o years ago. hc said: “I w ill noi have a goc;ood Reevcs^asdclcrioratiiating puBlicly. ~ IIE W ORLEANS=“Johnin EElway is doing his best notot feeling about m yself untilil I win■ one.” Reeves vras spreadiriding him self thin by doing: bothbo his T toilet the Super Bowl ovcrshndhadow his carecr. At a news confercnce: TiTuesday, hc humorously pilitiled a n d S h a n a h a n 's job:obs. And Elway complaincin ed th e I ^Good-lucki ------^------i-ihaU£jhc_12}trpoinLsprcj:cad_offcDSC_v/asj.uming. 1C conservative, relyinu mmo ore on 'iNapoIcon stil! hasn’t shashaken off Waterloo. Franin favoring thc Niners growsvs aany more, he’d guarantee: tlthe rookie running backck Bobby Humphrey's legscgs th an Tarkenlon is still haunted by ithe SupCT Bowl futility o f Broncos w ould covcr. E lw ay's arm. ihU’M inncsota Vilcirigs. For Elway to fed goodod about himself and mccfli;'hTs A t the same lime, EIElway’s personal habit.s — wawas he a - G e n e ra ls a n d q u artcrb)acks ac arc remembered foror own expectations, he muslmu do morc than cover thetl chintzy tipper? was he a heavy drinker? shouldn’tti’t hc : get |T . J B whether they w on o r lost .whiwhen everything was on thctie spread. H e m u st be writicritten up on that page in NF>JFL a haircut? — wcrcbcc(iccoming a frequent topic for>r DenverD K> line. Thc cruel dificrcncc forfor quarterbacks> is that ratherer histopf reserved for greatat qquarterbacks, and lhal mcaicans sports columnists. HHis inability to go anywhcA’hcrc than death o r exile, they somesmctimes face the worse fateitc winning a S uper Bowl. • 1 Denver without beingng mobbed by fans was a co of losing again. He said s o himself, annoyance, Elway is playing his thirdlird Super Bowl in ju st fourur “1 think that for me to> be the quarterback that I wavant R ecalling that peric:riod now, Elway says part 1 seasons and is one loss5 a^away from sharing withth to bc, to m c you have lo winwir big gam es like this,” EIw:way anger was over his owi)wn frustrating perfonnance. Tarkenton thc page in NFLNF history reserved foror said Tuesday. “Therc arcriren’t loo m any guys who are a "The toughest thinjing (aboul this season) was 1 conspicuous-failurc. classified great quarterftcrbacks that haven't wcwon took so long for ihe pa:passing game lo gel going," h< ; Bccausc thc world has concededcor the San Francisco:o championships. I can't ihinli(link o f one.” ' “O ne reason was trainilining camp. Becausc of thee 80-man8( 49cre a fourth Super Bowl victoryvie Sunday, Elway’s linenc Surely his opportunitieses 1must be dwindling. He iss 30! limit they put in. wcc didn'td have all our wide receiversrcc ^ for several days has beencn that he and thc Denvercr — not past his prime — but1 there are only so mailany healthy to practice witlvith.” Broncos will just have a goojood time and enjoy the Bigig sccond chances. Shouldid h hc-lose-again-Sunday;-w who- l Nevertheless. Elwaymy exploded about his probienilenis in a Easy. knows if he and thc Bronco:ncos could rccovcr. Sports illustrated articlicle in November, saying he was a ' _ — .. But it is ju st a line, as hc wilwill admit.------____ - “I’m not worried aboutoul how_many. more cfiHriccj:es I big fjsh in a small pon)ond, “and I’m running out ofwof- ater. There is immense pressure;ure on Elway to finally winIn get,” Elway said. “ I’ve hadhac two (chanccs) so far ihaihall. I'maSouttosufTocate.Ite.” ■ - thc Big One, to pulfofTlhee fourth-quarterfo comcbackT to feel wcrc m issed“dpponunilunities, and"hopcfully~'4'e”dotlon'i------rhatTSccmcd tohavejve^trcathartic-cficctrHis-pnssiISS in g r 10— make thc last-second compltnplction for victory that hasas miss thc b o at on this one." TDs and 14 intcrceplicIlions in fO games before ihetie sto^ ry 's | l i . — marked his seven pro seasonsins o f Ordinary Ones, Mike Shanahan, thc Broncos*Br quarterbacks coa')ach publication, improvoved to cighl TDs and jusjust four ■ APLu«tpho

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By RON HASTY ...... I Montanilana,complctcd_43 of 54 pass5ses_ ...... _ ...... 6 pcrcent) for 503 yards, s i x ^ ______;___ -J — -Thc-Hanford Counint____ - p m - ...... I J M fc touchdohdowns and no in'lcrecptions. T -’-NEW ORLEANS — In-lii-- w hftcjr. — We*iVeVc still th e ^ s j c a r n len pa nsc-wisc." j)enycr defensi’ __ CDHOQ.swcals.ond_!unnichir:h iP S j o p j_ ' ■ " I ___ Roger Craig was dresseded ra th e r ; . V W / VU U V | | I 1 t j r coordlndinalor Wudc Pfiillips said, Vc |ll\iv playedcd 1them twice a year when ( fePE E casually for his surroundings.8^ i - W lBWE ^ 'Craig sat in a com er of thehe (opulent Yi wK Yin V I I u v ■ was (defensive(de: coordinator) with tl arid spacious Napoleon Ballnillroom o f # / W/ W l I I ^ V I ^ ^ Saints,ts, so I know a little bit abo thc Hilton Hotel. Four mornonstrous \*— thcir offense.”off chandeliers hung from thcic ceiling.c ^ ^ ^ ^ 7 | It’ss ihcth 49crs’ diversity lhal mak jjic trim was a subtle shshi ad e o f them1 so difficult to defend. Doiibls F a iRME< B S Ga c i v mauve, the finishing, regal toitouch. covcr.,cr.,Ricc .and,' as thc Ranam s “ SijTSah Francisco 49ct9 c r s r i h e ------^ ------discoveovered,- T ay io r will have a bbig ...... Craig, Riithm an and tight end ci _.rcigningJkings__of_profcs rposo-(running-and— f'^^^^ibcsldual-purpo nt Jones are all cxccllelen t ^ (potbo]];-were meeting thc :inlhclcague. fThefiKl nxciving)backin ivers underneath. Jones hurt1 tthc B9WI media pfTicially forr Iheth fifsl Supporting Ihithis trio are players is a handful of.times wivith iime. Craig was fed severala 1leading s„ch as fullbackkTomI^thman.who 1 ties over the m iddle in ihe NINFC questions but w ouldn’t swallc nth in the league in finished seventh tnpionship Game. ^^sn’t ready to extol thc ,d John T ay lo r, w ho I-'receptions, and , 'hcy’vc got three exccllcnl liglight c' superiority over the Denverir BBroncos caught 60 passescs Ifor. 1,077 yards and ^ ^ s. You put that with- JocJ( just bccausc almost cvcryotyone else touchdowns. itana’s ability and the other loclooIs ■( yms. ^ ancisco offense was The San Franc can pul on the field and you’u'vc don’t think it wiJl get irds. sc o ^ a league- ^ ^ 1 I? ‘ • first in total yard; a problem,” Rams defensi'sive ft^mt of ovcrconfidcnce,”e, C ra ig hjgh 4 42points5 andai becamc o n ly thc ,.P rdinator'Fritz Shurmur saiaid . Sid. “Wc have too manyl"ysre«t f„„„h,cam, includingin thc Los f” : last three gam es they’ve usused ■ ■ ^ c r s that w ill-keep-us focu Angeles Ram s ththis season, to have multiple-tight end-scheme. Thrhey s - @ g a m e . T here aren’t a lotitofpnma o; i.nnQ.ynrdtfd receivers and a paivw nm . T hcv can finesse:th t c ^ ^ ^ a s on this team. We still 1 ‘o 1.000-yard nishcr ing game. I’m not so sure TI’ vE------— leading ilgricukural 'stag th e N F C A m o n g croinincrcialal b;mI k^. wrVc Id.ihti's lc; , A fte r lo sir I an ofTcnsc m orc complclc whvhen ,• ^his is San Francincisco s Championship) CGame to tho 49ers “ “ “ largest in the naLioii. Solo wore: expcris ______' factor in Ihat additiononal ‘crndcr, m .nnd thi;_cightli iar miadoxical view of.Supcrper B ow l 3Q.3_ oach John Robinson __ . cnsion." ^ . w'hen h e ic com cs to agricultLiltural loans, setting upp operating line.s, called the Sann^rai^isco I offense athmanwhf> 'prin^nrityliy - n - • ------m rl tif)tnci^c-neud.s.~And-\vt^t^-yfln-aUo-help-you ______king back at N cSf^ka, is a gg o oo'j” -,------, H : thcir last two Super OfTense to defen'■end lhal 1 have ever n'tli o th er aiiriciiluiiiil i'oiaccaio business necdsrrtToni payrot! and ------— mcarancesrwiU-spend-sigr nplc_o£JlO.W_thcJJcts_contin rrngthnn their offense. . ______p r o niatVagcinciitiToTiVpchsic')n'ahclTvLircnic lcriTplaTi\ cash =ffie^UeIem ling ihcniscjvc ™ T “ ThisiiTKritrmomenfous cTlorc athman- caught five passs s e s n i a i n d m o r e . ^ r s , 12H-point fayoritcItes, will jfjg jgyjc v ita iiz c d B ro n c o s . .“ lanagom cnc sc’iviccs and ing his four seasons withI tthe fei'nplay thc spread andd hhumbly Ttopnrn Sari Francisco ^“'^8 A s you iTtiglu iniagiigine.'V ’ith agricultural cc.vpcrtise like that, nhuskers. T his season he cau{lUght „ fen aside suggestions tha mtinues to expand its -- *, u !i- offense OVClver chc years wevo sconn tquite a few friendship:ps grtw as well. E b n d consccutivc Vince LombardiLo options and is; 01on an awe-inspiring' igiphy is already safelyly tu1 ck ed “Ycalfcah, he’s the perfect examphpic.” » . “th e tw o (regiegular-scason)~garaes—widc-nc-recoivcJr-Mikc_Wjlson.sa: 3 a i d . _ ___ ------^------1 1 / Syhcrc may not bc anotheilhcr tcam ^c played aftei'ter Ihc Rams game “Tomm I Rathm an is usually the- thirdthi ------W e B r i n G 'A A \4\l7TH 4 \ QFEXPKRIIiNeE:e ^ o W o r k t ------pi^t can compare to thc 4949CI-S. at (D c c .-ll).-y ou u jjust fell us getting- or fourt3urth guy in paw routes and hihe’s - - & t offensively. belter," 49crs CoachCo George Seifert caughtght 70-something passes; TlThat Ff C Jin o th c f spectacular pcrfoirformancc ^n^blcdled us to perfect our meansm s J o e ’S'i read in g ' h I i s - ___ BANK ■ l^day'by'M ontanara tw o.nm e_y^jj of football.’*l »i ...... , - pjogiCAsessions better than ever," fe£)cr Bowl MVP, may ensensure his tic 49ers also can griniQ ut yai^ards . . • • 1 ' g itio n as thc best quartsarterback Monlana, whivho_had_an all-time The A h they choosc to. Craig liasi2 2 1 3 . ,, « f r . Jc n y Ricc, w ho dvcrage■ages closc high quarterbackck rating of 112.4 for whoi tl . ■ ’I , and . I ^ '. & a jouchdown per gaigame, is Ihe regular'sca;eason, elevated hia yardsis rrushing in the playoffs, a '■ unan gained 93 yards against 1 Mi-mt-’l'miC ansidercd fo bc omongI thc'bcstth game in thc pla;ilayofi^s. In v ic io rie s Rnthma ^ b|uii Ori'-txMr _^H^^f^U.4im e.-Craig•nig i.«i th e _ o ver M inncso|n and Los Angelc8._Rnm9._ -• 1 T . • ' T ' ------'1 . • ■ 1 _ \ Thursday. Jamioryy 25 5 ,1990 Tknos-Nows.TwioFo0 Falls, Idaho m m >rs =

— Briee f l y — I Author' i Gilchrisst track]LS Region <4 bo)owhunters 1 jjb.: M o n t^ w»pWWJWiaWMCH - - opmeni, wild and scesccnic river manogc- from thc sheep’s si^t. T Th( hey’ll spook if that the circumfcrcncc ci of bodi homsm s will ment plans, fisheriesies management and______Ihey see you and lhen-yQu.dii.disappcar.^^______bcjn easuurcd,at_9^inch r intervals ondid diosc rtsm an Duncan GUchristsHs^a> am ong a lifetime o f big-gami{ame trophies stale comprehensivee wwater plarming. W hen wc left the vehicihicle, the sheep • Sec RAMS o a Page D5 The foundation’s; ininitial octivitics will includc soliciting individual i citizen group memberships,s, celecting 0 board of directors and developiloping an operations r Hagerrman moinument hhunt plan. More informationtl moyrr bc obtained by calling Wendy Wilsb:ilson ot 343-7481 or 4 closurre causes»controvcfersy' 345-3689. ,,0 0 f '

? By DAVID HOCKI: k l a n d e r hthundng will be ollowcd. Thehe oiact establishes , Magic ice fishinling red hot; Spccial to The Time'imes-Ncws dithe h i ^ woter mark as thc boibounclaTy on Ihc ; Big Wood fishinUng only fair riverri’ side which nmy allowiw s sonic hunting JEROME - kc:c perchI fishing has V Hunting has olwaIways hod its faifsHare’ o f ftifibiii boats moored next to WiHc wcsl'bank...... - —But-cvcn-this-jsccnario-raiscaiscs-some-ques*— :— ------bccTi'hol-on-Magie-arKand-whitefjsh success------human'criticsrNowlowincemsiharthc'causc— e has, perhaps unintention- tictions. Will shooiing be tolcn3lcratcd closc to on the Big Wood Riveliver has been fair, ae- Woiermpfi / ofa famous horse h — k oily, taken oway/ anothera piece of public Uidie restricted areas? WquldId a0 hunter bc in 1 cording to Lec Corsi,irsi. Region 4 fishery iho sportsmen. viviolation o f m onum ent rcslricslriclions if he manager. a i Thc cstablishmcnncnt oj^he-Hagcrmon Fos- shshot 0 duck which land on1 diithc west bank',’ : is covered by ice "a iCorsi said Mogic is ------sil Beds N otionalll ^Monument will closc for C; to utility compaipany shaft B O ISE — Thc draft five-;ve-year plan for week. a program similaililar to hunter educadon, . perm iiits JEROME — Thcfhc Mogic Volley’s fuxbearer f management in Id^o Idi has been Major chchanges considered in die draira fta re funded wiUi fcdcrdcraU dollars- and-incomc— 0 desert elk herd hass lilost one of ila two released „ by the Idaho Fish andone Game Com- the need fofor Icgislotion require trapperjc rc d u - from the sale o f ftirsfur accidentally o r illegal- ■■ known southernmostst residents.r nm ission and will bc distribuibuted to gather cation, a uniformur statewide beaver traitrapping ly harvested. The Th ediicadon proposal, C- ' • A five-point bLill,, wwl hich h ad been spot- • public p cotnmcnt' in the nextt se-several days. - - season,^lo;losurcof trapping ond.pursui1iuitsea- which is supportedrted by die Idaho Trappers ITieTlmcsrNcws., > tcd along and in the: SiSnake RlW Canyon Thc Idaho Department off FishFi and Game sons for lyi1; ^ and on expanded red fox sea- .SoeFQ]FOX on Page D5 -Z between Hansen andid FPerrine bridges ear- . n b ci o f moose C lier this month, foundmd ils way to the Ida- •;,,BOISBi^The.numbe d while mrkcy ho Power facilities atal Shoshone Foils — i : increased w ■ jags.wenKdiKedbytbe'.the Idaho Fish C ' and fell down thc elevj month and- Otac.^CpitnnttirionIwatiU'quar- 1 1 oiu^ lot of equip- ecision cdue in r It look four men aj Grizzly hunt1 de o -« x ^l-tb o -carca86,— ^ — - ______menl-nearl>HMloy-to-«) an in- inal enforcement offi- CODY, Wyo.(AP) — Adfk decision by the told The Cody-Enterprise C he-is cunurrenUy grizzlies.' fz- Steve A p e , rcgiona! » ifait9.to > to- U.S. Fish and Wildlife Servicrvice on whether analj^g; ppublic comment on th^ prop*oposal. "There were a numbern o f different con* . ,atase;of.31^nQp^:pim ^3 - ccr for the Idaho Depacportmenl of Fish and I i^turi^con- hunters "will be allowed to0 sstalk nuisance . ■ P u b lii bock in .October, the pro;)roposal ,ccms..Some think:nk dierc will bc more pres-- -. -:-taI'o£-SQ3i^)m$ctnK- ___ [ •• t h e Timcs-Ncws • gameme include alteration o f seasons;ons and limits Pheasant lilimits ore proposed to bec stan-i additional w e ^ 0i,«Bd-2 i-aLA ------; c - ^ ------for-pr-pbeasants,-quail,-grouse,-paipartridge-#^- dardized at -throoth daily uid-six-in-possest*sflion, ------Limits-on-quaU-tail-wouldTitfi'cTrcmain as i^ts. Hunts 360 tise o f all upland game turke;rkey. f t o changes have beimn pproposed in which wouldId be 0 b i k less in southwesvcstcm they are or bc rcduwluced statewide by two birds BOISE — An increase ny p n rf__ ' ;;^v363A y;w erei,chaichanged from . in Idaho through emphasiilasis o f the Habitat Im- mansinsgement programs for moinioumiug doves ■ Idaho^and-alaslso-would-end-thc-Bpeoifll-eil-*arly— to4-aiid-14-with-bo iMEsex'- bunt3- ______o f the aggregate bag —^provcrnent Prognm» «-ctj-cal!ed-for-undcr-lho-or-ral ______seasotLbogJir Wflmnbenu'wdt r would putiTdrhiiritcr d 8pccl65'orpar=— proposed 1991-95 uplandmd game draft plan. _ An/^noog tbe 'signincant propostxacd chdng'ra' ■. Season clo:Iosures in Boundary. Bear I ------triflgo and quaU-undunder-umfonn.bogand.p6s- 'nic stole Fish and Ganjrune Cdmndssion au- 'are;'*optidfisrwhich *1 ■ would -inaincrease ~ sage • and Tcton‘co«» u n ite s w ould-be e n d e d .------tpcaon session limits, diorizcd the finol draft oof fl the plan at ils meet- grouiouM l i i i t s to three doily and1 sbsix in posses- Pheasant S(seasons statewide would opc luld re- Forest grouse'sci'seasons would be length- ing lost w eek and it c uTcntljrts ^ b eing printed sionj)n and increase the season Icngt□gth statewide the third Sotijturdoy in .October and wouh s. ened by th^ weel.rccks, running ^ ^ u g h Dc- ^ for distribution to.regioniionol o fficcs lote next to 30 d a y s .. ' ' ..1 , ' toin the prescsent staggered closing dotes. mge- in cember if-'proposaljsals: are adopted. Miijor 15 week. Thc public is Inv:inviled to review the LirLimits ore' presently two ondnd four while ” Gr^. portrIridge seasons would chong of thb ■■ changcrin'turkeyy i^ o n opening dates and - - plan ond provide commenilent. scasoosons are 14 or 21 ^ y s , depenijcndingonthc Region 1 toto coincide widi die rest ol ______Bfnte, givingij hunters, in the PanhandleHe tw o length are proposed. _.. k ' g T . ■ 1

V • ■ r" ^ r-n Thursday, January 25.3. 1990 TmoS'Nows, Twin fansFall' tcJaho 0 5 -M to iw flnter Reg tntitgiTtllii c c T O fng ^ l t s p^leasanT le :_surpris< c Z Z ' : .

JEROME — Thc rcccntnt imid-win- ulatiortions after thc waterfowl huniinting • ter waterfowl count in1 RegionR 4 seasonison. ^ st-" showed more than doublele thct num- Stu .Th'rhe U.S. Fish and Wildlife: i Scr- . ' bcf of ducks and almost>st twice os e assigns the routes and compnpiles many gccsc os' comparedred to last H uaJMMurrell . ZZ! data from.cach state------r^crul fQuntg-in.mostjDf^ibf. I ; - A total of 77,400 ducks:s anda 6,600 haveve {sfibw V scin6us'cfcc]inc*in“ t Canada gecsc were obscrvct ntinental duck population the | 427 gccsc. It provides ; __ Last-.ycar-'sltotals were™ ' m Ann M d 3,42' V years and have resulted in hi great variety of spccics • ^ :• ducks and 4,500 C ^ d a geegTcsc ■ h»bila.ror.8™ ; seasons and bag limits. About 210 miles ofV ih Snake »"‘In»>kcs.supiuper bird watch area. Much o f this reduction is attril ■i:— River -fro m - Bruneau - upsljpstrcam to Landmanageiger Cole observed over -cd to thci long-term drought on t Massacrc'Rocks were counted coi by 6,000 ring-ncciccked . ducks, • 3,750 ncstinisting g r o u ^ . i n Canada and fixcd-wing aircraft andnd ground scaup and lumcrous nun canvasbacks northerthcm prilncs. Canada geese, .....c o u n ls-w c rr-ta k e n --a t-H“Hagcrman~and redheads In ir addlUon to 31.250 thcotlother hand, have been areal: : Wildlife Management Areairea and the mallards. cess>s sto! p ' In most localities '■wSoi hoia.SIU-UuR!lLU______; Skaggs Ranch. Waterfowl hunurs hi can attest to statictic ior increasing populations. ivhere a winter bird count shiihowed a large inaease fromom lati year. • Craig Kvale, Rcgion 4 wildlife ihc value of thisth: management area BahBald eagle trend routes also10 are U ^dfoud ta k e to0 tl the air near Hagerman, whc ' manager, attributed Sic greagreater num- sincc thc ducksks and geese that flew counKunted during this same pericriod. ncju- Box Canyon rigright after thc ccn- 1989. However,Ho thc number o f nest-st- 60-700 bald eagles.lhatat inigraicin iiiio j bers to the increase in localjcal produc- out to feed bn br surrounding areas Onlyily three bald eagles were® 0 ^ sus. It appears theyy vwere out feeding ing pairslirs is almost double that olo f the state for our “balmy" weather..v tion of ducks and geese:se and the provided cxccllejllent hunting this fall, served■ved during this count comp:iparcd somewhere on the; aiactual day of lhe four yeancars ago. t more open winter that held h( birds The.mid-wintinter inventory is taken to 17 lastI year. However, severalral ca- counting flight, T h is> is very enspuraging and indi-Ji- S(u Mumll is thc RceiiIceion 4 co/j- : here. on thc same routes ro throughout the glcs3 hhad been seen on thc river•'■see- : Bald eagles arcrc an endangered cates the Bald Eagle recovery planan .scmlion education oHlu//jftT /i)r Ok- ' ■ The' ^und count atf KHagerman U.S. cach lanuary Jan and provides lionn pprior to thc flight and ninec 1oaid species in Idaho, bajbased on ihc nest* fro Idahoaho has been succcssful. Thche IJnho Dcp:inmcnt o)f f l-'isbi ami “ was most impressive witl#ith 46,700 irend informatioItion on waterfowl pop- eaglesglcs w ere located in one gr ing population of 47 known pairs in winter' cccount normally shows aboullUt Game. “ Utah]plans bi•ig summicr fish killI SALT LAKE CCITY (AP) — plant. crop al Stniwberry is trout,•out. Avalaa n c h e h iazardsti til l lo w n- If a farmer's field is; infinfested wiih ------Utah's -largest-fishlsh-killing_ projcct____^Tim_Pj,_Provan. DWR director.- a n- has been sct forr thist .summer at nouncedcd M onday that an adequateite~v.ccd.srSchniidt-said.~thc-: thc-lopcal rc------Strawberry Rescrvoii.-oir. sup p ly' oof rotenone has been pur-ir- sponsc is to apply a herbicide hcrt and in Sduw to o th ANationalI F orest Charles Thompsorson. a fisheries bi- chasedI fromfr suppliers in Peru andnd replant the com. At Strawtrawbcrry. the ologlst for thc Utah Uu Division- of thc S3I mmillion projcct will proceeded trout crop has been infested infc wiiii _ CI------B y.ThcTim es-N cw s ------... trails■ails expected to be groomed:d___ Wildlife Resources. ;s. said the goal is this sumnimmer. Utah chubs and Ulah suckluckcrs. which y thc weekend. Magic Moiin-’V- to eliminate non-gaigame fish and rc- Crcw.sW.S will'begin poisoning thchc apparently were iniroducciluccd accidcn- TWIN FALLS — Avalanche^k lin resort r^ o r ts a current topip place them with rainainbow troul. Bear (ributarie:iries o f Strawberry Reservoirlir tally into thc reservoir• duringdui a fish ly hazard in the Sawtootooth N ational^^L^^^g basease o f 36 inches. Thc area is Lake cutthroat Irourout and kokance on Aug.Ig. 6. Treatment of the resor-;r- transplant operation. ione projcci is______v l _ . ----- Forest-currently-is raterated os low -to^^H ^^^g pen-Ibursday-through-Sun-\------salmon.------voir-will-l'ill-beginj\.ug^l.and.continucue___ Tlic uoal of the rotenone ------moderate bul-thal-coul«uld.changc-if^^^^^^^ ___ . -"I can’LU:ll you1 hihow excited 1 am-through-.-;h-.-Aug __24.-Approximatcly:ly_. to kill all of thc fish in1 iliciin rcsenoir predictions forjatc: week w storms^^^^ J Pomcrclle Ski Area has 5515 aboul turning thislis thing around," 900,000)0 pounds of powderedcd basin and replace themn w with the de- ______materialize. Snow showers sh and^^^ ^ R ■* e p o r t J inchjiches o f snow on top und 48'18" ■ said Thompson. Ilc predicted that rotenoneiric w ill bc uscd. sired Crop o f fish, hche said. The • - - .strong -windsiJcouldLild . rc-dcpositHlM M iHI i ches at thT lodgc. IhTH owv_- - __ . . ■ Stf^ h c rry ~ R c:icrvorvoir~w[ll~quickly— :Lco^b'LcntschrrStrawbcnyrprojcct :ct— brcad'and'hunerfish'l-of :akc variety of snow, creating dangerger conditions on ccrtain cxp(xpo> ell Canyon Road h b beebccn graded but snow lires ojf f bccomc ihc bestI ttro u t fi.sh'ery in biologislT;isf7Taid'the poison will be dis-is-“ voir will be thc Bear Lake ---’surcs.” ' ■ - - — r "Chains ’arc' advised.-Ncw^cw-spccd-limits of 25-milcs;s . - Utah, and one o f lh(the bcsi in the na- tributed:d f from boats provided by thche the cutthroat troul — a 1hearty tlsh Avalanche danger:r ata downhill ski areas is less- les: per hour uphill and 155 dodownhill are being enforced,d. tion. slates of o f Utali and Wyoming, andnd cxpcctcd to thrive in thc1C rcreser\’oir, t.wilL-bpawn cned os ski patrolI andai ski area crcws conduiduct Snowmobiling on.ihe disidistrict remains marginal. The p ro j« L h asbbeen c discussed for the Utahlah National Guard_-_Spmc_2_4040 The cutthroat, trout ,.\s ams and rivers avalanchc reductionI progiarhspr during arid followirv i n g : The Burley Ranger DisDistrict w ill hosi a free cross-s- four years, but a sho;hbrtage‘oT ttie poi- people; will w be involved in the pro­•0- cach spring in thc streams icrvoir. snow storms. country ski day Saturdajrday at thc Connor Flat Trailtil son rotenone' has3 pprevcnied biolo- ject. which flow into the reserve Its with koka- However, skiers sho'should always stay within desij:sig- System on Mount Harriscrrison. Free lessons and use oaf f gists from carrying[lg o u l the project, 'B ruce c e Schmidt. DWR chicf olo f Previous experiments v thcse lake- natcd ski boundariess forfc their own safety, equipment will bc offerci‘crcd to anyone wishing to tryry Poisoning thc l ^ c: wwill require about fisheries,ics, equated Strawberry Kiiser-;r- ncc salmon show thi ■ive very well Those traveling into inte the backcountry for snovlow- this Nordic sport. Thcfhc coursc begins near thcic half of the world'sI's annual produc- voir to0 aa farm er’s com field. Both)th dwelling .salmon survive voir and are m obiling or cross couro u n ^ skiing should chcck wiiw ith Pomerelle ski lodge. Thisrhis event is sponsored by thc-1C------tion-of-rotenone, wwhich is derived are manlanm ade features created tcto in Strawberry Reservoir :rmen. thc nearest Forest Sen>crvice ofTicc for conditions,:. In- li Sawtooth National Fore:'orest and thc Idaho Depart-1- . from thc rool o f a South I American produccce ai specific crop. The dcsireted highly desired by fishermc formation is availableible on a 24-hour InfomiaticItion ment o f Parks and Rccrcacreatiop. message in Ketehumn ata 622-8027. The recordingng is Snow depths on theiie I Sawtooth National Recre- updated each morning.ing. alion area range from 13 inchcs at North Fork to 34s Owl reegurgitatition stud^y gags soi)tne Sun Valley reportsts thetl Seattle Ridge areas is nowno inchcs at Galena Sumn:mmit. Groomed snowmobilelc :hetnicals that open on Bald Mountamtain. About 80 pcrccnt offth tl e trails on the SNRA incluielude Stanley to Smiley Creek:k SPRINGFIELD.», 1 111. (AP) — R c-. RussellII 'Graham , an Illinois Statiate using carcinogenic chen ert pollute our streams,” ■___ __ ..ictrain-is_iivailablc.wwith.seven lifts operating.c}.on_and.Daggcr. Falls Forkscs JiJunction to Standlcy. searchcrs arc combiiibing thc fields and Museumum geologist and bone e.xpcr noney for thc ----- ______Baldy and three on DollarDo Mountain, Thc Forest Scrvicc hasha; groomed the Nonh Forkrk foresLs o f Illinois; in search of what ovcrsecii:;ciiig lhe study. Lcvcrcnz believes mon inc-studj'-should-bc-shiftcd-ic d -to -th c -D c ------Solidcr M ountamr sk ^ i area is currently"rimrilnglig1 ift” Kordicirairand'packed'edthe'Prairic-Crcck-complcx :x------^owlrsplruprburson5omcstatclawTnak:^— Owls'sIS'spir-Tip-pcllcts'of hair.-boni ers partment of Conservatioiation’s efforts No. 1 on Thureday amand Fridays wilh both lifts ope)per- including Vista to OwOwl C reek and lhe. Billy’s's crs are gagging overov< thc projected and tectlecth — indigestible leftover: ast.. to..prcvent..poaching, aciaccording to . ating Saturday and.SuiSunday. Bridge trail. Commcrcicrcial areas at Biistcrback:k 5180,000 cost of stistudying thc birds’ from whwhat they’ve eaten.---.at .leas idy legislative aide M aiy Rise^iseling. Conditions for cros:ross country skiing on thc Fair- Fai Ranch, Galena Lodge.e. S Sun Valley Nordic Center^rr^l diets, once oor r ttwice a day. Since lhe studj cl- "Maybe il’s legitimate.ale. but should ! field Ranger Districtict arc reported very goodj onc Elkhom and Idaho Rock;xky Mountain Ranch also of-if- •'Apparently thc1C owl was wiser began1 in July 1988, about 3,000 p d it be us paying for it?" said Rep. groomed trails on thchc inorth fork o f Soldier Creek:k (8i fer a variety of touringig andai skating trails for begin-n- than wc were." saidaid Rep. Ted Lev- lets haveivc been collected. hat Woods Bowman. "Can'tn 't we get the • £lomctcrsjQund.trip)ip ).an d ijw raicc.C rcck (4.kilikilo- ner to advanced Nordicic skiers.sl crcnz, who wants. lo(0 end funding for Thc: ppellets have revealed tha Ls. infomialion elsewhere?" m eters). Nordic skiingiing off-trails is rated margin:;inal. Thc annual-wintcrfesl‘esl will bc held in the Wood>d lhe projecl. o w ls cat rabbits, opossums, ducks ish Carol Knowles, a spokeswoman spo Snowmobilers are currentlycui using thc Couch and at River Valley Jan. 24-:J4-27. Activities include anin^ ■ The rescarchcrs{involved in say their pheasant;ants, cardinals,. .shrcvvs. fi^ lice and other rodents. ’ ■ for t]ie‘Dcpartmcntof-Goi-Conservation, ------. Wells Summit roadsads. Thc lower trails willI beI around tlie block cross3SS country ’race, ethnic foodjd'■ work could provideidc valuable infor- and mice a Fortado Gibson, field coordi-di- said the department backsicLs the study, groom ed after additionlionalsnowfall is iwclvcd. fair, hockcy game andnd parade. More information3n mation on how charhanges in the envi- Pam Fi la- on which it has alreadyy spspent almost Groom ing efforts5 onor thc Twin Falls Ranger Dis-Di may bc obtained fromDm thc Kctchum/Sun Valley:y ronmcnl affect animiimals. nator for thc study, said the informa' ould eventually bc used to helfjlp S94.000. trict are continuing wiiw ith all Nordic and snowmobiobllc Chamber of Commerce:c ata 726-3423. ' “They will be thehe most vulnct^blc ' tion coul o f oiiy o fth e animal:ials if there arc sig- farmersrs ircducc their dependence oron “The sludy is one o fr lhe imponant ------nificant changcs inn tltheir prcyas a-rc-“ pcsticide:id e s;------studics-that-wc-carry-oui-o u l to - s c c - if ------su it'o f m an’s activnivhies — habitat “Wcc haveh no knowledge o f oui)ur wildlife will bc aroundund in future destruction, politics,ics, or even natural naturalll pestr control.” shc said. “1“ll years.” she said. "It hasIS implicationsin ------* changcs. climaticic c h an g c s." said w ould1 helphc farmers, move away fron3m for humans, loo.” ZPermits^* "______^ Fox - :e as in the past, including plans whichti.would .w place Applicants in all controlled hun'tsh 'Continuodfiofiom Page D4 service a • Continued from Pagi*agc D4 cral-season hlarvcstwas ar 137. Ap| itriction on lynx harvest is proro- thc spccics under the staleJtate non-game IS and controlled hunt shouliould pay special attention to thc Association, is sirniimilar lo legislation R«trii 188 from tho R=6»l,»'i«ns I due 10 low numbers althougllgh program, make changcses irin thc exist- . creasing to I,-395 in 1988 w format for entering lioiccnse alrMdy approved in o ih c r states. ^ will-bc nvailable for ncw will Rtill-bc-listcd as-furbcarcrs. whilcJLccpini:______• previous-ycar’s record highigh or-sM .-™ .''™ '™ '--?; imb^7Tnucfcunite”entrles"on‘>n ap- The plan also.prc i33 wilh 271 s p n u g l r t t y/'hunts l in early hcbru- numb :d foxes, believed to be incrcasas- the option for a future: tratrapping sca- Sales irt 1989.w ere 1,33_3 icatipns m ay cause them to beb< rc- beaver trapping scseason statewide. . " ,y succcssful My w ij March■ch-2 tlie deodline for re— plical n number, will provide morore son or'implcmenting sc:isca.sons on a . ofthe total purchased by s goat and-shccp regula-— jcctcdctcd by thc computerized dra\ . rather than the prcjiresent syslcm with r nts The har- lums. Moose, s - trappcr-rcr-hunler oppoduniiy • undcdcr conlrolled-pcrmit basis, contiDllcd-hunt applicants, available in late Marcli. systerstem. two closing datc.s. vest In those hunts wast 91 i l gen- 'i»"»willbeav, one of tvtwo proposals, Thc public is urgedL’cd lo obtain The season , wcwould open two A plaiplan for increasing the scasoi5on copics at lhe Jcrom e regiy March^ I to — managed lo improviovc habitat for oth- wiih oneonc.to open it year-round, John Beccham, BoxX 25. : Boise. Rams — er spccics rathcr-tlr~than limiting the Threerec proposals are being consid;id- 83707 or may be dircctud:t ------^ ^------Closure ______f ______

’ alContinued from PagPagoD4 volving the Craters C of the Moon. ■ S k i — ; M cClure, 11'= sportsmenicn of Idaho must prc- jj t i m . tacting ■ Sen. James message to Federal and R— ItU io, aboul possibisible proce- scm a dear me d to the pas- Slate govcrnmement that further loss o f Boots. ::: s i m s •. ■ durcs which might lead tc ig-wilLaoLbg-tQlcratcd,______Ti sage o£ an unSSildnlcnmnlirtlim iiim fubliejMmSJ ^ s o - U h - t o - — I- ment act w hich w ould allo' “ '"tLiLyou^an.i_notnttcnd_onc_of the ___ Up to' aions thc nv cr iWd“ln“m o ~T- hcanngs. youII canc: communicatc your. "■Vl - areas fif UJL'lliuiiuuwiitf— J O - 4 0 " icem ed w ith ^Oiicwiii w iitiiig-llig-Dcwid-Pughr— — Those sportsmen concei Superintendent," -2647 r„ . this issue may wish to attcattend one of Mon^cnt S. oad East, Twin Falls, -IT’STIMETO 5 ”“ O F f OFF • , two a scoping meetingsBS to collect ^ m b e r'y Roa. relopm crnof 83301.1. public input on thc dcvclc R E F I N I S l l __ the Hagerman .m onumnent. cr These ' • A / d u l t & C h iildrem l . Spqrtirna Ski Bibs i f “ ..--hcariogs will be heldJTueiCuesilay.Jatir; _JfO U R WOODS 9.5 ______30 at 7:30 in thc Hagcrm;rman Senior RMY . ------r e g ::‘8(r'Now-^29^' ‘ I J - - Citizcn Ccntcr and Wedne y . SELL” I ONLY $ '|'1 0 0 ; 31, a tr:3 Q in R o o m 108 c tradiBE-PAWN JL j e a c pen Building on the C CASH_gnQuns.Or -SuuUii;m I daho:cainpufc= ------“ Atmosl AriAnything Of Value! ^ V a n o ’s : ' Perhaps nothingtan b< layiSKPa/UCgsh I ^ C l u b H o u restore hunting to this;r.„tf'iie pi ' S : Snake River but perhapsips now that ^ C m to m Golf Clubi • E 'S S IPORT a i r f i e l d ■ •• we have seen how easily,ly ourjjublic< i r l ^ ■ 1 GolfGo Club Repair and Alleratlllio n . ■ Blue, LakI k e s Mall Fair hunting can disappear wwe will bo ^ I i J 61eiOIVIain Av&N. 733-6S ■ZOOO , 7 6i 4 4 - - i 3 1 9 B morc alert to similar threaireats such as HOi«naSa.SpnClta

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Incomtle’ 7tax '“H \S< p a c e( h e a t ve the worst o f heaters an' ilQH.Sn this winter, _Di\Ys^jyjth-w|ndfh ‘ BotirCoiisumcr Reportsts' rmagazine and harde •'t^'iKtff'iO^^^fe'cs.'^how, sno5now and morc portable rairadiators, glowing quartz he:heaters before il can get hohot cnou^ to ignite any- anics-have bcen-involvcd rcrepresentatives of Baltimoreire GasC and Elcc- snow, fleating oil and propropanc heating and compaclact ceramic heaters, - thing, Iwo compani trie Co, warn shoppers thatUlt (claims, o f one - prices cscalating like thc stock>ck market on a Thi^ seaeason the hot new item1 -is -i a —in,product recallsIs bccauscI of a potential tr h11 as or mftgt ftf iiavc.different h.' energy. cfTiciencicncy ratios. Ifa . -iibw-a-chiH-wind'is-blowirig”rig’ through’oik tratcs T V signaisrAnd'ncxt senson-m-'Dc-j—«d-hcat-jusX-as-wcll-4 your “losses" againslI thatth; income. But no ‘ heater uses less power to hcaheat a room, ex- bank accounis. And conserva:rvation is chic Longhi iss planning to introduce aI sleeks thc priceyT^e,, liquid-filledlit hsatcrs,” ac- h< more. New provisionsis o fth c tax law now perts say, it is delivering less;ss heal.h oncc again. black, whilhite and gray convection model m cording td the No'November 1989 issue o f p< incfTcct significanllyf limitHi lax write-offs Wayne Wolff, rcsidcfitialial .1.rcprcsentalivc W hen the wealhcr outside: is frigid, morc with a Eurorostylc design that is sure toJ temtc pt Consumer R eports.is. ‘“As a class, the ccram ic Ih at were previously avjavailable. in marketing and energygy scrviccs for and morc people lum io spacpace healers to ■ design-consinscious consumers, accordinling to heaters performedicd thc . worst” (The in Particularly hard-hillit aare professionals BG&E, says that all heaters:rs aarc considered help lower thcir heating billslills. Instead of industry soiiourccs. parabolic heaters1 wcrc w loo new to be in- B (stockbrokers, insuranctmcc brokers, consul- 100 percent efficient. Thereere is no energy healing the whole house or)r whole1 apart- Thc relailalively new ceramic' heaterier h a s ' cfuded in the tests.)s.) n lants, physici.ins, lawyc/ycrs. etc.) who have loss E cau se these devices1 are nol vented to m ent, you can lum thc thermmostat o down to been a favavorite with consumers thc1C past ' Here arc the top*:op*ralcd heaters out o f 42 lo new iimiiaiionson howow thcir business in-. ^ odels-tcsted by Consuiricr- theth outside and d o n 't have: duiducts like a ccn- a cool 65 degrees and heat,t onlyo ihe area couplc foff :years bccausc the styling; i:is-at— cicctric-heaicr-modc comc and investmentsis arca taxed, says “ traltr heating system. your family is using. tractive an»H __thjhc.samcjimounLQjLenc^ll:y." he says. “it warm. Sclccl a radiahllicalcraicriry6ur'g0ii}“ t’million-Trimits-this yearrsays-HFD.-QtQtrado-29H4004-(S35)-TI lawyers and lax preparelarcrs. Typically, most o f the unit^units have two or is to keep yourself warm w wil ithoui raising publicationm for thc home fumishings indus-in Arvin model a “BesBest Buy" bccause o f good three settings wilh a maximximum rating of thcJ}, tcmpcmture o f ihc w holeI room.ra -- try, Althou]>ugh the ceramics have beenn {good performance and lovlow pricc. th 1,500 watts. At the top settin:tting, the hcalcb But knowing u’hich spacc:c ]heater is thc sejlcrs. thc;)cy may not bc the best buy,uy, ac- In thc large convjnveetion heater category,' 1, use 1,5 kilowatts per hour.ir. /At the BG&E righl one to choose can bc aboibout as easy as. cording toJ ]product tests conductcd by (Con- testers favored theic baseboardt style bccausc uj i v i a ------■l^ng‘'rd“Iigure~oufRubik*ss” CCuberDuring“ sumcrs‘Uniinionrpublishcrof-eonsumcricrRc-“ theycannotbe-tippci>ped over casily.-The-Slant— TSeelBEXrERSWPi^ P a g e D r rter ______}Various elle. Z"y w o d S W .B . ’ jf e ii' DulleyW~ > presumably alrendy hoshas w arned you o f V. Pellet stoves are o n e o f thce you are preparing plated door -jj y ho ^ pitfalls in the return yoi . st exciting recent i^ v i^ ' I for tlie 1989 lax year.r. VW hal do you need------'°PP°^ %f y / 'Tr in , tionsis"irrhbmc 1 hcatihgTTn oddi-• • stove. ___ : to keep in mind for you/our ______lower____ .1 —tion-t( i-to-bcin0-vc^-cnergy.-efli=-— Since-pollct-^slovcs-arc-arc-ex* ------— dvises. ; H e ir’s whal Reetz advi 'FInlshTd ^ .1 cientnt and1: convenient to operate,^ tremcly___cncrgy^fficient,-m t,-y o u ------r - ; ! *tJnderlhc Tax! RefcReform A ct o f 1986, — ------tJ »niblJStion- —t h ey-viisc-Ti-renewBble y - - ^ e l'1' don’t need a chim ney. ThiT h ecx ------j-m o st p ^ iv e losses cancan-bc deducted only oak^ . f-Goni irce - waste w ood from lum-■ haust gases arc forced outf-your heated roo;room air...... •------guiding principle. I f!you yo ow n a business 1 . high-eh-energy pellet^. T hese pel-• is wasted. ------in a mall, for example,le, and own a second PelleHeed-f [ letst ararc sold ih 4 0 - ^ u n d bags,'■ A pellet' storage hopp iu s e ' r~ c ciitriifrem ains os ash in th e pellet I • Previously, losses5S ffrom renl estate ac- Pellet stoves ^ • S o e D U L L E Y o n PPageD a e 7 ...... tivities could offset othipther gains in int.------1_ . com e. Now, unless youyou have a mater i a l ______• SeeWRTTE-OFFSiTS on Page D7 ■ : ■■ ' ( " ' _ fhhanks a im illion I II ll I t ’s wvrong to0 h ave ci:hildren1 when you1 carn 't s u p ppqH th eem r my aunt* we, would-bc livinging at the shcl- Minneapolis mWioaionaire Percy Ross is With all thele education and free nvailabilibil- Ifit wouldn’t b e askiisking for too m uch, forr r agajn. I never want to go back,b ad becausc intcnma'oimlly knownm foJ r his philanthrop- ^ ily o f birth COIlontrol, 1 rule out ignorance as a could you also g et mny y little sisier a p air.o f ter a r J ' — ■ " ' contnbutrrjg-faetotHn^hi»i>tobletnrI-8ay— ft y------gla9ses?-Somcbodjt.stfl■tto|e-hef nlil nnrt thenere nre ntrt men there that scanicarcjnc. ______^ > read. She’s 13, and w c Mayaybe ify o u helped m y m omm, , sshe would_____ , help salve problems fotfor those in nec± He | j p Percy It’s ju st p la intl !selfish lo repeatedly gel pregre g -. now she can’t seC to rc nd o f job. so our o ther b e; nnicer lo us. She says o u r dadlad d( id n l love, has amied a fortune: anon J a wealth of nant w hen y oiou can't afTord.to give your wanl to get som e kind Ross J can have new shoes us, iand that’s why he never mnarried an Her. II , ------knowledge duiiagbisl.blifetimeandwants------children evenc thc basic necessities. It’s a • brothers and sisters car akes me sad, because m aybe>0 ififoiiriid . ■ to share ^ tb before hisbis deatb. His motto f ' burden o n socjciety, and even worse, it’s unun- arid coatsTPIeasc; Mlr;Pcrcy;scndus r; some mak hadid loved us ju st a little, he wou!vould have ' ' is: “He wbo giyes wbih■bile be lives.... also ' fair to th c chil)ild. In my opinion, i{’s in r -- . . money. ------D.A:rBronx,-Ni-Y.— manarried horrCan-you hclp-our-mir-mom DC------knonrs where it goes."JT* ' ?nh me andcliangc'your judgmm ci ental view.__ sp o nslbllt^lHl i r l i s ^ i s t fbm irAs f o r t njj— y :------: - • hnpiippy? •' aboibout women who choose to haveave children passing judgirpnent, perhaps then you w ill ;ing arrangemcQts-foE------______— R .Q ..S, S I. t Lflui.i, Mo______- Dear Mr. Roes: Yourour response to Ms. .outsutside o f marriage. • — understand m}T>y point of viow after readingng , --DearD.:-l-mmakini l.ccrtifiCBR al a local B.B. of New Albnny.Irr, Ind., lef^ m e stunned. — Ms. R.L., ShrcvLTCveport, La. the follow ingg IcKcrs I've rcccivcd from ;th.the— you to rccclvc a gift.cc ' clothing store. A salesIcs clerk wiHTfclp y o u D ear R.: I’m not sure I canim ma akcyour ^ SftcTwas thc w oman WiiWitb four kids, living innocent victii:tims — fhe children. __ _ ----- ■- macesoftie good choicjoicca so y ougct th e ___ ..m orom happy,.but Lcpn help,.makclakejrour life a ■ with her boyfriend. HHct errcquest was fora D ear Ms, L.: Due to thc numibcr bei o f letters------up mosl for your money.:y .rr] h also contacting weeee bil better. I callcd your aunllunl, who NEW refrigeralor, i»ndnd ycfu sent'her money -I receivedrcc similar to yours, I decic:cidcdto Dear Mr. Pw ith, it real poor. M(aybe aj ifyou haven’t forgotten to buy}a USED one. ted for glosses with m y • 50mime much n cc(M clothes forbr yyou and • • ijuiy, y0U-went-0D.t0------docsacsn’t bother mc if a woman hhas as a child what th at w asIS like, you will help mc. I’vevc ' sister is properly fitted Tofldd intuit tf* I hogc don’t think youi)ur two brotheh. Sludy hardd in school • —m oralize about wom ea-leiv-who havecHIldrcn— ^sachicb-yeor o f bcr-childbcaring ycatrears out of ^ got d^itbiotl n. forthcoming check. I h 1 mistrust you by n otjTscMing S' yoirthc jno.iP~^Id'RlT^nmlirlirQod’rgbod^cc! Ttccsrbccausel ------;— oul o f wedlock. W ell,I, w ho are you to pass wed!edlock, provided she can maintaintain a mod- I’m 14 a nd th«Ihe oldest and have no dad. icv- cy — 1 justjw ant to mmo ake sure you get w hat wanant you to have a better life: b ^ o n d the judgment? , cstit inconreil to support all those chichildren. None o f u s ki0, iiMinn.eap^. other mistake by nutfryirryiog the bum who Hpvvbwevcr, if that woman cannotit stipportsx her other kids ave bot —^ a bike, computer ome m c and iny tw o brothethcrs. We don’t have ' Jis,\5,'Minn. 5S43S.. Include a telepelephone sh o u ld 1 have gotten chiiklildren, doesn’t leam from h erT aiactions and games,'cice ccl l o t ^ . Qut I'd settle, for som - : - " did It? Or worse y et; ?hi at sometimes, except fo r nunimbcr ifyou wish. A ll letters:rs sents to Mr. this again and again, thene n l do have new shoes onen d a waitn jacket By Qie litnem e I enough m oney to eat s . on abortion? : • . , re i» beans ond potatoes. - Rosossareread. Only a few areV answeredan in - Your moralizing wa^ras a direci put-down a prcproblem-with i t In fact, I have^e a problem get (o scbool.<1, I'm frozen solid, a n d '^ e ,til Our mom g ?ts crossDSS when wc nsk for tbistis column, alth'ovgb otherstmaybe'ac- ma 1 in sim ilw situations'. I wiih1th m arried couples who have: m ore chil- noles in m y ^si o c 3 mako my feet until to m e and alfw om ra ilD new. clothes a n d schoolool stuff. Ifit weren’t " 'knolowlcdgffi privutcly.^..... resent it. Restore y o i^jr ooncc good graces d rraren than m eans to support themm ., ' ' • lunch tim e. •

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Thursday. January 25.5.1900 TUnot-Novra. Twin Falls,■alls, Idaho b -7 piS can 1yield lu thc entire agreem ent, m ust bebe signed o r i f a spa bccomesmesco*cd (or^ Q. 1 lued telephc^jcreditcard cn ' " • refund‘un d ' utablc inveslrnent finfirm before Uiking toiling the to hnmft long Hifftnn/viefrcimBi ^ B the plunge. furnishedled lo the consum er. N o con- vice-versa), nlcmbcrs hove 30 days Better ______tnirbeTairjrwhldrtrlonger------fromthc tim e thcy knownjwto canccl^-:;— — motetrToTiiyTmprls^lisnheaTgS— — B QrAwjmikboDdrlBgBl?:------iracrBhall Business' nmend my health than36ni membership and rcccivevc a refund fo r; my bill, call w u thfMM timesti aa d A. Yes. Junk hoods are belowA-in- Q. D o you recom n 6 months. . n the rem aining contract: timtime. Q^cb JU gtmilir caQa fromnthat tl “■ '■ sUnent'grade securities. Youican c ^intheirea? . . ‘ AlllMI payments under the contract town. Sboxildo’t I have beencen told I ' * I - buyy themtil through stockbrokers,I. A. N o, but you can name a spa must be>e iiin equal m onthly install- }f Tbe Times-News is a mimember o f ■ about this firim the phone9 COcompany? - They]ley pay higher yields bccausc5 thcyt and we can check ouiour f ila for a ments sprspread over the entire term o f _ the Better Business Bureaiiteau o f A. Y ou unknowingly usedtsedanal- arc: extraex risl^ . I f you have tfie irmon- good or poor pcrfonrjrmance rccord. O f ihe contrantraet. ;alth spa m em bers h a v c a righth t -Souibwestem Idaho^didpublishcs pi _ _icmotivcropcrator RCTvicc: (AOS)_____ whaLtbc chargc•gcis fota three-minute ..ey to speculate,i buy-bonds issuctled b y —coursc, w e donU hawlave records on a ll------• Healt) this weekly colurruiai iM These services lease long-di;5-dislancc call, more)re than one company so youic c o n spas. to cancelcel the contract w ithin seven I- service. Gaieral businessess inquiries1 . - -^-Jijics and can chargc ten timilimcsas Youfijfeintcnicw«ai*t^icompliints- title .^rium Arr.iiinkllii il’* diatt tiltime o f year business3s - Lists o f sym ptom s woulvould bc prc- : mdard-dcnsily material can memeet plus $3.50 for shippi?ping and han- . lem. scntcd for you lo choosc■sc uuntil thc program narrowed yourjr prproblem Q. 1 recently purchasedda a secondi there anything2 I 1 could do to convert thchic higher-dcnsity demands. It’s’s just dling. T o order, call111(800)448-2970,, I . rk down to its sm allest comp)mponcnt. external Hoppy dialdisk drive thm i jato theihigbcr*c^»dtyvcr- hi thee atabsence o f that little hole thahat Designigners o f these programs work m- During tiiis proccss, il migmight even for m y computer. It is onele oofthose sions? forccirees you to pay a lot for the hi]high- Q. O iven all theI progresspr being closelyy witiiw the experts they are cm- ______^made t o ^ j w t h conxnnputers, do you ulaiing.g. tryingti to dclermine-what suggest alternatives. high-densi^ drives thatallowthal ------a . T h ew ayy nm ost muiliplc-dcnsity dcMilnsitv disks . ______is ihtfiV thal eventually ons an expert w ould ask lo Knowledge-based progrrograms can me to store more data onI mymj disks. disk drives detcctcrmine a disk’s densi- Given 0 ' ' that the d i ^ ’sjacket is Ily we will see the questions Igh “paperiess" ofiBce?;? solve aa ststip u la te problem. Those and are being applied loto virtuallyvi cv-: ...... • ty is by checkink in eio sec ifthere is a nuwcttde o fa thick, cxUemely tougl ons would v a ^ , o f course, cry area o f cxpmisc. Even though this new dnvcwiUdri> nolchorholeat; at^ particular location andbd brittle plastic, trying to cutt a A. I think that itI hash: about the - questions upon the replies given. Givenn ' use m y current disks, 1 amm toldt that in the disk’s co^covcr or jacket. holeilie in it would probably provee fu- same chance o f occuxurring as the "pa- based upc 10----- Craig Grossman ;s a1 concontn'fcuring------i o r ^ r t o take~&dvantage'OfI ofthe high: In your case,;c, ifi^gJTmplexily,-you should begin lo iw in v o lv ^ th e sc programs editor to several computerutcrpublicj- er-densi^ omabilities, I mustmu pur- inch disks haveive a little rectangular fnistrjstrations like this Ihat inspirere the much wc can make:e ccomputers and ' sec how i tions and ftpy a degree 'ia'compulcria c - ' “ chase sp«M high-densi^ly (an(i d -- hole in Ihcm.. TheTl regular ones do mnovnovative person to invent clcvijver — Iheir program s do foifor us. there will can bccoi:come imd"why they usually a narrow subject. scieitce from Florida AW/antJc tlar, Uni- _ more expeosive) disks. not. If there waivas a way for you to solutilutions. always bc a need for pen ancf paper, cover a m isinna______------versity.-He is the intcmatkmionarApz ------punch-airidentiintical rcctangularholc------EntEntff C?j” " I iiiiia.sccJkm aoesHTsi vni Herald. I - ...... ------bnying-fcwerdisto, but thoshose d isk s— it. ' — ------is abcabout thc same size and works■ks in- -software consists of]o f programs that • - somethin;hing like “car doesn’t start” - - ness/Monday. The Miami in opening list o f problems so0 Herald Plaza, Miami. Fla. 33132-. cost more. I have a large ^eiqjplyof Technicallyy sspeaking, the magnet- thee sasame way. emulate an expert in a specialized from an c ogram doesn't later suggest 1693. the older lower-density disklisks.ls ic surface ofthethc highcr-density disk Thc Th‘ money you save w ith thcle first area. Basically, thcsi,cst programs ask a tiie progr IRS (on chforrcement ini^ffcc i\accouiints tionship.------:------tt------——r said.the-ABA-spqkesmanr- - By ALBERT B. CRENSH/'i'HAW -IS a “proSibitelitcd^thmsaction" under TNoNoWtlje-lRSrwhich-would-rf"h3vc^^^posits~thc'icttcns-i is-of-ntajorHmpor-—a-relation for There were a few restrestrictions in' ” The Washinglon Post federal pensionon law. to enenforee any tax consequenc(iccs of tancc to the banksiks and to a large Dominninion Bank in Virginia, foi t, but thc ABA This appearciircd lo mean that a per- Laboiibor Departmcni rulings, sa;joys-it—number o f accountIt hholders. example,?lc, in its Premier Banking ac-ic- the IRS announctimcnt, bu ;cs spokesman called themlem “routine” W ASHINGTON — Thc Internal son who gets,:ts. Say, free checking won’ton’t do anything until the issssuc is ' “W e are very picpleased,” an ABA countss offers0 reduced-cosi scrvicc; al- and indicated that moslosl banks and Revenue Servicc has tumumcd down from a bankk for: keeping an IRA rcsohsolved at Libor. spokesman said. "•... .' This is a very to custorstomers-whose combined bal- of loans and-or deposits ex-:x- IRA holders would notlOt beb afTcctcd the heat on a dispute thatiiat has been thcrc could lose los all Ihe tax benefits In ia “nonenforcement letter”” carli*.< I strong plus for Ihcthc banking Indus- ancc o f $10,000. Included in Domin-in- by tiiem. I simmering among thc Laboabor Depart* associated withith thc IRA and bc sub- cr ththis monlh, the servicc sasaid it try.” cceds $1 oncemed not only ion's balibalancc calculations are check-:k- Among them are requirements! rcc •--ment. thc banking industrytry andj hold- ject lo early withdrawal wi penalties as wouliould not raise the issue of to;[ax lia- Bankers are conc as that any snccial scrviccses tlthat an IRA ------cis-'of-individual-retircrirement • ac*—well.------^------biliticlilies-BS-long-os-the-questia]inn rr. hrrjiiKr ftf the Voll ause the Labor let- well as installment loans ancmd customer gets must bc« 3'available lo; counts. Thc Americirican Bankers A’ssocia- maimains pending at Labor, mesleaning involved but bccaus nts charged on Dominion-is-is- olher bank customers; andan that the- Al issue has been a Laboabor Depart- lion (ABA),, callingc: the Labor De- thatat holders of IRAs and Keogh K ter would strike alat the heart of the amounts :redit cards. scrviccs m ust not resultlit in a rcduccd' ment advisory opinion, issuedis last partment letterter “a misguided tcchifi-' plansans (another type of rctiremerent ac- type of “relationshiship banking" that sued crcc h the ABA and individuaual yield on the IRA. In lhele clclosing days summer concluding ihatIt ilif an IRA cal intcrpretali(alion of thc law,” asked couni>unt) have nolhing to fear for fo lhe the indu-stry is tryinging hard to foster. Bolh :rs look the IRS’s action ass ai of the session, Congrcss.:ss, without soi holder rcccives some extraxtra services _ the dcpartmenient to exempt banking mom'oment. Thc bankers’ goaloal is to establish a bankers ibic omen of future Labor DcDc- much os a quack, .slip^ip ^ d inlo Ihc: or benefits from a bankc b(bccause he scrviccs of thishis sort from thc pension Since Sir banks have some SIW04 bil- relationship wiihinlin which a bank favorable ent action. ' budget reconciliation bill a changc; or she has an IRA accountmt iihcrc, Ihat law, a requestsith I' a tisslill pending. lion3n in IRA and Keogh planan de- cuts or waives ccrtarrtain fees and pro- partment vidcs, extra services:cs for the customer “Sincenee IRS ruled favorably, witl'ith in the Social Securily wagwage base for-; ' who brings it a subsiibstantial amount of- Labor• DepartmentI agreement, iil mula. Thc result, not uncunexpectedly, i business. IRA accaccounts, bccausc- seems> to indicalc that the Labor be3c- is a lax increase for some■me people.'1 •' ^QulLey- they are long-termiTO~dci>o'siLs7'arc“ a“ p3rtfficnticnris-goingio-act-positivel; ely— I------— . .. • C o n t i n u e d f r o m1 PagoP i D6 The heat oioutput from a pellet 6906)06 Royalgrecn Dr., Cincir:innati. highly desirable componentcor o f such when'' itil getsj around lo settling this.' lets at thc p r o ^ f rate to0 pprovide as stove, up toI aabout 35,000 Btu per Ohiohio 45244. " THELiGHTTITOUCH ~ much heat os you wanl. YoYou can add hour, is adequa)uate to heat a small cn- — b y C urtis SmItIImlth a computerized room therhcrraostal lo crgy-efTlcicntit house. Since it Q. Does it really save any cne-gycc Heateers------______. doesn’t needI aa chimney, it ^ 'i deal to toI usi a pressure mat^HBd o fa ------controLthe bum.raic._____ f ------• Continued-fri•from P age D6 — took-foi-forthe-U.Lrmark ----- a-circl' ...... The computerized clectn!ctronic con- - use in-combmamotion w ilhT heat pum p regiilg iito pot otfm y stove? K; M.” er-cap—r8lerof=J=Srcenl3ip 6. Then you- size as a typlcaical wood buming stove ’ Assuming youI ttum down your thc prodroduct has not been tested b; have several heat rangess whichv you and ore aVailablable as free-standing )U °are air conditioning. . Pressure cookers can"cook;-fosier~ccntral •( ■‘heating'wwhen~yoir'usc~o“ l U.L':ran'an'indepcndcnt'testinglabora ~ canmanuailyselorhavetht lhcmosa- nrcploM ins'"sens. One manufacturer g m xause the tempcrature^of thcle food space heater, these»c appliances can tory whi'vhich checks healers and otheh e r . * . : ically-controlled. even makesI oone with a furniture- )d water in the cooker, gets hhotter lowcr.your heatinging bills. But they appliancimccs for electric shock, fire m u b fO e: : Y our room air is5 circulatedi quality wood>d cabinet and a 24K ' ofwa- can also bc cxUrmiancly dangerous if tip-overrer problems1 tmd other hazards j_____ door manan the normal-boiling point ol "S' m^ttSiSSiSS, ; through and heated in ihc*5 h^JLHl-gold-pIalctdcx nstruc-^nothandled-propcrljM^lyr------Four-rjr-radiant-hcaters.-^-lhc-Arvi] Kco^blower. „ n-AIwoys-follow-thc-user-ins changer by a mulfi-spccc vrite to me for U TILITY ng the Supplemental hca^g^pplianccshe _ 60H81106, (K thc Presto 07892, Ihitne ------Once-you start-the-flre and 3M, esi^ially when openint * : 'ATE:Non29:shqwing.n-j,-oto^'cooker.-— ------II—_. __ _ I_ w c re . assocuilca_wiIwith_an_cslimated_^Rbb^n son“ 03;2701A^and:the~Scar you jiist fill'the hopper witl tm ont/fio I'si, Of mamanufacturers' of pellet— ^ — - 105,800 residentialtial fires and ^ ^ 6 0 1} 3— - were jiidged"Nbt Accept;P^ lanfmrMnftlctta ■ pellets each day and forgcl hv n stoves, opcratirating cost, comparison “ Cu? y o u r Utility Bill” opp7pears deaths nationwide:c i in 1987, a cco rd - able” by Consumer Reports becaus J h e combustion air is fo * I . • il, and elcctric furoaccs, t 7^The Times-News evety Thrfiufs- ing to the U.S. CcConsumer Product thcy set a cloti) ablaze in less thai fan to circulate around i M t f M tion on the wood^cabinet ly. Please addre^ questioniins lo Safety Commissioision. hi addition, I2 minuiinutcs. In the sofcty test, a fold —- burning'pellets, so thcy \ niakllltr. . ES model. Pleasese includei $1 and a self- jgjjjgm es Dulley, The' Times-Non monox* unil ruri’at its H i^ e si setting fei “hopper. - James Dulleilley. Tbe Times-News, Ohio'hio 45244. % lK tnbjto : _ pel'lets you pour inlo the ho ' " ide poiionmg...... _30 minulinutcs. Thc healers all had aulo rAM nu It M fffti1$. ______; A. num ber o f fucsfuc occur, bccause' malic'shi shul-Off swilches and all wer . * * * * ^* . • : - people hang theirir ' clothes near the U.L.-listilisted nmhrnBahtawMtiW eaite heater to dry, says's JJamie Haines, di- I Write-ofj InttBriAofeti ; ffs— rcctor of public offairsafl for the Na- lf>itt seemss< strange that U.L.-liste:ted m s that these rules are activrtivitics. • Continued from PcP a g e D 6 Rectz warms eclion Association, productslets failed the Consum er ReRe- ttlBltfl uniustbc certain to • *11 Ify o u set up a separate bustisiness Fi™ Protect: role other than as an invest*'cstor,your strict and y o u f aus^- bccausc peo- ports testest, il is bccausc thc two agcrcn- I the regulations. You thatlat inyolvesi consulting (in pcmmsion Other fires are cau5 • real estate activities arc “passive"“pa . comply with th er in a h i^ traffic -cies useused different test material!als. •flwc/tic/ca/ in at least 10-percent plaralaruiing, labor relations, o r mai[anage- pIc put thq heater and subject to the new limiimitations. ' must maintain: t all the way up. Cheesecsecloth was used in tiie fire testIC! kmmbewtrn 'imt to woricvkOBfotffcsr 0. ] I'ou.caimot be a limited, mentlent, for example) and you havjve . area and tirni it i r..J_Z'lIhcrcan::othctspccialnJl rules gpy---owncrship, yoi Lthe_hcfller_and it ,conducl ' . __ ,

S ______Thursday. January»25.1990 2: Trmw-Newa, Twinrin FjFAllsJflaho— O-a— =- ^ B t a ES! •I Stocks 1take broi)ad drop I a p B C ntottgo pomuvo,ora.(AP)— NVER (AP) — Utnul atady, Otmand Mir HIHItlrfr DENVEfllAP) —Orowarttdlti.Ml tiaady en pimoa and Betw of Tr«lt W ad.r*" ' itiTlvadatPoraindlorthlpmant geedOiL Oflirlnot tutr on al tim tnd1 areatNermaMplnlDa;CelondoUnd».M.O(MS.OO.mott. opan High Low Lutt Chg. ■ . by ral, truck c J.Jjl.73x-.0ix Na,2oamdcrataeuttaa •. .- .— .a.** ■ ;-X'iimng''at -'.6U4.5’0"and Jul ^ 3J2X 3.«i* S'ilK-s:'33i>-':cX‘ » ,2ba«lay,ur':fru HV! Sap 3J8X -a.eox 3 J « 3J3 ^ -.OOX W2tMUydtMradtgldnm itndtraat' 5.90 ihc stock market Wcdncdnesday. .send-, extending: iits slide over thc la.st Oae o< 3 88X 3,71 H 3.88X 3.7з.70 *.OCK‘ 1 hardradwimafwtiaateMt enHnarr prattln 4 U I ^ H Ors«lno38-«37 ing priccs broadly low(ower in heavy three week::eks to morc than 205 Utr ** . . 3 74 X 3.74 H 3.74HI 3 3.74X -.01 lOpdpnmti 2 " p m m : <39 Smtfrada:t27- trading dcspiic bargainlin Ihunting and point.s. Tut.'tulat4MA. lipaprattt) . a yaar toe 297. Sprtng «ha« caah tnwng b TM.‘itptnmS3.iis.oK2sa. 12(iapreMr.------• ______*» m2a>3.aa>anicani4..UftndJSotaMp5 ^ IdahopMca; KW _____ program buying...... Declmmgng issues swamped "^d- COflH co ^ 13paprM> umwiinwim aetatt to kcu ana only tradad tl .08-.I.7 n ~ ■ Bmalwhhaa: »22-t34 ------i coBtoad waaUy by Caan •Tlic Dow Jones indindustrial aver- vancers in nationwide trading of 9.000 2;^ bu mlnlmvm; dollan par buahal , 1 daik northam tprlnggohttl afl «tcc(x1sun lotha baUL Pneaa down SX te 9X. OuoUtlorw ara Idaho prioat COM Mv Ztl3% 2.41X 2.40X 2,401t2A —,DOX l3pOprottn 1 dtnnerthamoraintry-lTprmalnnequeiai UadialNnn,UAOtpvimtr((arwnlc«Aonaibra.Pifcaa uge plimgud inoru.tlianan 60i poinls al Ncw yorkrk Stock Exchangc-listcd Uayui 2.48X 2.47U 2.-4SX S.4«!,48 - o o t 14pdpr«a». ZX-4.19X nomint). ara nal 10 grwan. 100 poundi.mdi. IU.S. No. 1 baana. the opening after tradradcrs Iciiricd -sto ck s.— xvit.vitli_-384 risin g .- 1 ,2 0 7 - Jid ^ ______2J0X.2JIX ZJO 2JZ50X —OOK . l$ccl9 «M(______------Tati wai t walgN ^amlwmt; 0 a 1 oem aaOi X pound t ua* Idaho ba«n lax and •tonga(xiga eha/paa, Ouotaa cw: . ___ { Sap 2.49X 2J0X 2.48XI 22.48X -,01 POnTLAN0,0ra.(AP)-l>)-Uo>Tyngtranda lot grama U; 110 3 etnl dta;eum far aacKVpttnl HJ kta Jan a . Pioduot>TMtlr«i overnight of a ijharp dedecline in’the falling undid 399 unchanged. In thc Dae cx 2.474 2.48 2.47 22.47X —.01 arrMng at Panitnd WtdratdnaadaytorcwramiMpmanl ^ dttitn. ; Tokyo stiKk market — which itself early going.lg, losers held a 16 to 1 Ma; “< 2&3X 2.SS 2.S3X 2.92.93X'-^.OOX bynl.tnjexarbtigapa'Iparbuthal. tamprtcat:ftantry,noqueU; 11 parptntno has been imseiiled by■ ri‘rising interest advantage: overo' gainers, Uay *** 2.S8 2.S8 2.57X 2. :? ! quow;i;ta: 12 paicant. 4.12X nemlntM.19X nemhtl Twa.'i ttlat 24,184. No t wtat ckfl wfMtt m 9X b 8X; 13 pareant 4.12X-4.19X doMi 8X nitcs in Japan, V olume: 0on the floor of the Big Tot.-t epanim 183.407. olf 1.087. Ne.1 hard rad wintarwhai t4 panant 4,I2X-4,1$X dcpon 6X to 6X; l$pMnaisMntt tigt. lor Wtd., ered ground as lhe sess!:ssion wore on shares, up1 ffrom 179.30 million in Maru t 1J8X 1J8X 1J8X 1J9 IJ ..OOX ttln gnln rapon Wa«wtd ntldowrdown5X»6X, -, - Jan. 24. and bargain hunters and ar prognmi the previouslus se.ssion. May JJJ I.48X 1.47X 1.48X 1'.47X IV ..COX POCATELLO-Whlawhtwnaat3.88(ttaady):btnay f*, ,1harOMontt«w1flUr4jaXoo-n3X. h, ’ STOCKS J J 1-53X li4X 1.S3X IJ I j n 4.as(naadr):i4parDani•nt»pnrg40Uilaady):11 par. traders movcdjntfMhej n-S.O. No. 1 hard wintar no guou. Opan High LoLow Cloaa Chg Sap...... Sa 1.. . I.88X 1-SOk IMX IJ1M X ..00X ani.*nar4.a3(>laady].ffi- No 1I hahardtmbardurun:UUIng4J04.35:ttrmlrmhal 30 md 2S47.79 2818J9 3»43934.33 26O4JO-I0.83 OtcOt 1.88X 1.88X l.etXX 11.88X . 01 OODEN —WMawftatl4«14.10(d»«9);bartn5(» naapolM no quota; Duluin 4.20 Md. Pileaa Wl-wi- 20Tm 1103.68 1142.98I 109!1099.48 1128.20.0.93 Tua.'t uiat 783. [downl0):14pan»nitpnItprtng3.82{0awn3):11par- ehangadngtdlO up 15. Numbartradad: miaine 9 etn:n:lep I 19Ua 217.49 220.133 21!2I9J9 218.94- 1.44 Tua.toptnlnl IIJ71.UP tot. eantw*nar4,12(up 3). lad n«rg I can. Ofl grada aa low aa no quoitAta 8fiS». 061.24 987-9010 8$<894.82 980.18- 3.12 «t 3.85, batity 4.80, mhad gram 4.80, SOSOYOEAMS 5,000 bu minimum; deStnltrap.rboth.1 POHTLANO-Vmuwhtwhtal4.40(down2);bai1ay uinnatonatpollt, no guoU Oululh. D t^ n tt. tmbararO-10 C Indua 28,070.400 cem S.OO. ______u«.Mtf______5.87__ S.72_a,»tX.lfliJM--^J]IX. _ U3i».lltJ104IO(UdOBido«UU4patca(iU]nna.« i4 _ oanit:«. ______Tran ______5J82J00 ------— roe»nwinflp«n3US-TATi,«ai/*dt/Ifl100bt«dit.~ WhMlprl0Mt/*(i/a gtvan itf f by Rifi(^'t, oifir MiUty S.80 S.84X S.77X 9,79.7M-02X (down2);11pan»nlwWi>Wir4.Sa(iuady). ComNen M. 2yaiow 2.2IX bid down X, 'Lrmt '■ ■ ------3,04B'JOO :------colonoo round rMi 11 00-12 00;lOiUinnttottNorai Ul gnin prtoM anitntvaragtoftmnlUtglcVtAar m -iu«Jan 8.10 8.14 8.10 6:10 -.oox 2J8bidiI bid down 3. . Wiwunown 15 00-18 00, Ido IS 00-1S W; Ida- Ratd Grain Co. >.In In Oeotlng. MtUtt 821 823 821 92921 ..OOX R)«No.'No. 1 3.90neMnalunenanoad:No.3 240rKInoffll- no 16 » • 17.00, Ortgon 14 00-1SSOO. 00. RMdOralnandDi4 Datn In DuN tnd Htnttn rtpors tht Tut.'italat18,17Z ^tiu'vhunchangad. NEW YOf« (AP)—StMt. 4I pm. |prt» and nat changa AuMMi U b eiflant p*r ml TO-flO>-80couffl.Wlaa>ntln c rsOowIng grmin prtciprteat: ' Tut.'l opan im 04.833, on 400. poiner«arrouamactlprieaa HaiNo.iNo.1 noquota ie.00-20 00; 31.00-23.0122.00; Colorado Jtn.d•l^/tof.8onlMl atn futu ol th* 19 motl acOra Naw Yoilt'adt GlGioac Eshanga la- SoytatnMtm No. 1 yaXw 9 43 Md down X. tuaa. ffK*ng nadonaly tt moray«cr>tn$i. if 20.00-22.00; l(3M 22.00-24.00;,Or»90n Or*| 21.00-22.00. | com >00. eioa doaa, oihatl futuraa war* 1X carm k tel. Coppar.$1.l285tpound, w ? " PhUMera ------3.078,9.078,900---- 38---- •* X - - B par pound. NY Ceraaiipel dtUvaradrarad la Chkuga. OueUDona hwi tha USOA r 2,722,000 83X * X cam Nghtr wfth na cantrad ler datvary m raaanlMKll bidt Irom lamunal alavalon. preeatton, rn'! ? QwEB 2,«2. ta.i83.9IX a buahal; eom waa X oaollMxam '■ Amar TUT 3.498.300 3,498, 41X * X JEROME —Proaori LMdMK UtAMngUu AaaecttScn in Jtrvn* rapena n< Laad - 40 ew«t t pound,ixL and manmanhtndlaan iRtr I JO p m. CantraJ emt.'• DU 2.4SS,100 2.4S8, 97X * X UtreH tl S2.40X a buthal: M M V unctu ana. 88 e* ia t pound,d,«a»vatad. e- ’> ul«hM)Tu«<3*r.J«n.23. sani hlghar wim Martfi at < 1.20a buthal: I _ WaauMgia 2,190.600 2,190. SIX > X -.’lTv T? Tm-0.8718(Uat»ltWtaiWtak»mpeaAaprtc»parb) CpCrAaet 1,988,6,988,800 IIX - X ______Hof»«»:54 00.4g00. •rara 2X otns lowar lo X cam hlghar wRhtnMtioiti i _ Oold. $4J0.7» Handy ftftKtrman(on)ydtllyquoU). K ----- No.2Sol2Sonwht« ------404S---- 4X HokiMi t>uu tnd &5.Ua.6a“ 115 00 hSd.------(j5i 9 .8 U t t u M ...... ,844.100 ' 33X ' - K ------S»»d e»(m: 1» 00 . 280.00 hMdrwad. Qeld-$4i3.00parl(oyet.ret.NYC^itpotmanin No.lYMlYttowioytiaana 982X 9J 1,620,900 63X S8J0 ------Tua. . . _____ No.2Yal2YaiowCan 244p 3< ____1.7O6.JO0., 19X _ _ _ . > CuW01.. NY Comti tpol month Pi>rocaaiocaaterbidt. QkNEng 1,666.l,666J00 3K . X Tut. a-umilnjmilnalaiavaiorMdt. ______duParUB______1JS7JJS7J00___ 3SX_-1X------___ I M*rcu.y. IZSFOO-C300.0C10.00 pafTBb BtihTNaw'YoflC " o q i^ 'c ------. H0W.1B «»«i; 200 - 400 B*. 83.00-1.00 • 84.00.400 • u c bt-7B.0a^ 8S.00.,s00-e00tit.7u»-8ljx);s00 SOC - 700 Oy Tha AiteeltUd Pitta. . UtKk 1,494.1,494.900 72X . X 88.00 - TJ OO; 700 - BOO 6«. oa08 000 • 7000; 800 • 1000 bt. 6« OO - 88.00;1.00; o»ar 1000 ba. 83.00 . 87,75. Sa*Satooad work) goto prlcaa Wadnaadty: . Pltllnum-$4BSOO-$SOS.OI3S.OOtroyoi.,N.Y, (sonncl). . r-f«vlttd.nttd. ■ TucaonEP ' 1,471,4.478,400 ------: cnote (tMn;300 • SOO D*. M 00OO- -1 (D OO. SOO - SOO bt. 84 00 • 84.00.80C. 800 - 700 ba. 83.00-88.00; 700 - 800 Hong Her Kong Uta: $413.89, up aa- day wat $SJ99, up 0.020. b». 73.00-78.00. LondenLon bu: M21.S0, up U.2S. , ______ThalHWenpncwtytfvlr. P«JrMtock0.009; iiMicaud O ose Maxtor , I9 + /4 $5.6«2, of! 0.005. ha6oli)c*ntrtlU5.Mi*dfiMnrmtorlmmadcunaadt.i>taftnm- fim -----NYNY Ktndr ^ Htmttn: t42a75. up tIZSO. monrn Tuaaday >5 J»4 up 9 ! ? ' - ■ - mtng* sn mod*nt« mevwn^ >cuieutvabtalCheica1-3SSO-700b NY Engtlhtn): >422.12. up 112.53. o.eaa - - ■ A lbertJGrtsons 52i6 -)• K - M 4 < ------4- - 4 8 ) 4 -+> i . - ewUMm up 1.10*1 124.48, 70MSliai-3&SO-7QObctnat*taupt.l1 NY NY Engrtuud ItbneaUd; $443.23. up 113. B lujChpValFnd Cl ©J ctl18.2S,7CMS0bcanauMuptup 1 Jl t) 119.58; (Mtadon 2IS leadt elrlliBclcatadevtatndtOlloadtolinm- lie NY Comn gold tpot montn cioaa Wad. $4' -y. Pacificorp 4445't — , ' nUno»- $4.20.<4.: >nAgra 25 H -X Prenriark 230J4 -X SiMT and anuM * mo»r 1.1.00 C NgTwr. dtmand mod«iia IS oootf. mi NYnapuMcNttlantl0ank4p.m.Wtd $4>418 80, Ip H I B B iT H S c l Dtrn ts vwy Dgnt lunM tnd ort«Ti(tmiga. itMt rapontd en 32 bMt ef itatr'tr utnd haf tf ctrcatttt, tt*a> etieatt- $4.10.______•t*-' ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Coors« f s 1 8 Ji ■'/■'A S a ra L e e 228)4 +X •i. Chofc» 3 600-9001» n 8 00;); CNSlcaCf. 4 800-900 b t 108 00; StttO 1-3'3e00-8O0balll.00;holtttMty^, ec '---- ‘ CHICAOO(AP) —FulurttJJ,‘*^onf-Chleago jjuffg Chetc* 1-3 8CMW bl 108.00-107.C107.CO; S«M 1-3 800-900 b t 88.00-90.00.1.OO.hagaratfrtiata,Caotea35aO- UanantBtEatiangtWtd. iff&Phelps ax - TJ International 242 +'A " iooMn8.0O,cr>eie*46OO««n» b t 8.00; SalM 1-3 SSO-800 ba 111 0,co«cares(tat.29badtnpeRad. a H }h Low Saaa Chg. R fstSeaBank S t ! - '3 0 'A . ■'A ■'/ 1 Unhrersal-Foods- 2Z S i-X . * , - t>TM»dnoullllrcvcttM«unfv«i:be.n; bemng uflny earcattta itaady la 1,00 hl^.ajsa>cansaattmetsy4.00-hl^ - H cATn£ 5.00 Mgrw iM buO anasM* 1.001LOO hlghar, damand tnd movtmant moOarstlarsu on vary Ight tuRdta and oflar- ■ ■ ■ ■ H 40,000 bt.: cana ptrb.e ■ HJ.HJ.H e J ra -30% -X - J Valhl 17 1 8P0HANE, Wttn. CAP)—Stitctta doamgUngquott- Ftt> 78.40 78.7 mo^ boning utarr 24 4M up ta• 81.0048.00;81.1 bontng uoDty I -3 400 up baM 90.00-92.00:9< CUOar 1-2 350 up ba 8 ^ 76.77 7620 76.70 ..05 W ahnlho Pwr. Co. 27)4 p ios.oo-toe.oo.8uk SOO upls,,YaiJ13.00. Ya Dona on tha SpeUna Sack Eshanga Wt«Vidnttdty: Apr 78.70 77.0C7.00 78 50 78.70 -.25 -X W est One Bancorp 22)4 2 -VA 6«M [«port«d en 73 iMdi ot po art*a and 11X loadi tnm proeaaa po«K. hathhat port! Una 14-18 ea tlaadr le LAtadSlsctts Jun 72.10 72.3; ng.Fiber ... 5414 -a2X Quotations from Edw;Edward D. 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