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Macjic V al NAJAF Iraq (AP) -.M ilitantsmts ' m idsd o u t oftiie b nam Ali Shrine.ine. ‘ ■ ^ closi)sed Uie doors beiiind Uiunjleni ■ ■ a andid tu m e d over the keys to • , ' Iraq’iq’s to p Shiite cleric Fridav.lav. : symlmboUzlng Uicir acceptanceeo oi i. • leace deal to end three weekseks •devastating figliting in UiisJiis lly dty. By Friday afternoon, dozensens ^ 1 Iraqi police und nationalnal ' ardsmcn surrounded the-the guIrine ar co m pound - m any kiss-iss- shrir; its doors and weeping -• as;is ingi governmI ent bc'gan to re-cs-es- Popular p lace: Boy:Mmoys a n d Uieg )lish conu-ol over Uie Old Citv'i'y GUIs C lu b m ark s 1( y ears tabNajaf. il Some residents of thet h e in MagicValley. o fNvastated i neiglihorhoodlod Page C l devaved to Uiem imd veiled out.lUt. \vavifelccme. Welcome." “WelJ.S. forces stili maintainedled ATV Incident: HoUiDUister I c l f - U.;;ir positions around Uie holvoly m a n faces ch arg e 0 theirJ, wiUi tanks about 300 yard'srds site, ’ assault on BLM rar m th e shrine a nd jet f ilteers r s froming overhead, but the fierccrcc %I e c i shes of prexious days hadlad f fded i a n d m ost o f Uie batieredred ende M o n k v ,r had fallen calm. I ffy cityliToday. Uie Najails can sleeprep nMMki< 11." Ham ed al-Khafaf. an aideide. . X >> w n t muh/tih twoiMM G nm d Ayatollah /Mi al-Sis-iis- A,^ Above, Kim1 LlLIckley, a teacher at Jeffersonion Elementary School In Jeronome, reads to her fourth-gradiade class Friday morning. Jeffs i. told /\1-Arablya television.n. , | | several areala (schools th at have got off of)f thetl ‘needs Improvement' lisiIst under the No Child Left Be effsrsoR is one of 121^ , Behind law. Dozens o f the m iiiiants loyalyai ------•. DoMuqtada al-Sadr piled tiieireir to Mlashnikov rifles in front of Uiciic S o mle ( local schctools get ofl Kalasbrand cleric’s officc herc. but)Ut firebrusands of oUiers were be-le­ thoujed to be still armed, andnd ‘n ee dids im proverjm eilt’ list le were seen pusliing cartsrts ^ . >F ^ ^ m somof e machine-guns and rocket’.he peaqe plan.' presented by JEltO M E-i- K im LicWey’s bois- son n has i been on the list o01 f Theilstani on Thursday and ac­le­ M M biai tcrous pupils)lissatdovm 10 multi- "needBeds Improvement” schools al-Slsited b>- Uie government andnd C ostly shipping: WcW e s te r n plication proi>rocUce after rccess at b ut t after ai txvo years o f work, ii ;adr. calls for Uie cities of , f__ JefTcrson l-liniemcnta^ School hass mader adequate progres; al-Sn ed .tSL Friday mornirning. O nce th e tim er andgid g o tten off die iist. N ajafipons-free. for all foreiw container altemativX staned, tlice 0o nly s o u n d w as tiie [-low Ho\ did tliu sd io o l d o it? . w eap:es to \viUidniw from Naiaf PageF D l m u ted tap ofo f pencUs ori paper. 'AA loti< o f h ard w ork by teach-h- force.*1 leave police tn charge o f so-50- A little momore Uian two min- ers,“ PrincipalF Dale Layne said n n diry k a n d for Uie govem m cnt!nt u te s luter., tlthe fourtii-graders He! saidss thc staff worked on compens.'ite Uiosc banneded R k u c jio n w ere d o n e! withw two sels of 50 teachiidling students in abilit> to cohe figliting. problems in a minute. Tlien It group>ups and focuscd on the M by thehe plan ulloived al-Sistani.ni. Faith and works: GG< o d c a lls w as o n to sittsitting o n th c floor to groupjups th at n eed ed help, m ain-n? Fourth-grader Jonathanin Jones,J right, and Adolfo Conl------Tlic m ost revered Shiite d eric in local w o m an to veneniuie tliscuss andid 1 h e a r Licklcy read- ly MisjHispanic pupils, writing a response to a bookI following their teacher:ontreras work on Uie j.m to excrcise his consider-:r- outofhercomfortz ! irom, "The Great iofftefferson Q em entary isn't theiie her’s reading. Iraq.; autiiority imd prove that hche 1-Eating Shark." onlystly school rising to th(> increas- able a '^rF P a a g S e e cE j. l Ll,.yj.y ,j. ^ IS- Valley accom plishedI ihc'goalih of und getting of] Id succccd where otherier s o n th e front lint* o f Ing5 demands d ror better test!st m eetin g th c rctiuirL'iirem cnts in ; off Ule lisi, acconl- couldce emissaries had failed. It tlie school'ss IefTorts to improve scores>rcs. At least nine in tiic Mag^cpc reading and maih for)r itw o ycara s e e ; peace.* Uie interim govemmcntnt ’ S p o r t s ee SCHOOLS. Page A2 gavetrol o f Uie city, d isen tan ^eded contrclorces from Uie persistentnt Kickoff: M ost areaa h ig h : Progre■ess report ------1 U.S. ,'iu:e 1( here and let al-Sadrdr I \io lenhis miiiiants walk awayay school football tean-a m s w e re Here are soirlouth^entral • T\vln Falls: Magic Valleyley High School, ShoshoneleHigM I- School, district a und 1: tools that in ac tio n Friday nlight. i ^ ‘ehoo High School School • Jerome: Hori:oict as a whole free..It it also aflowed al-Sadr ioto Pfl^A R l svoldei or are Wendell: Wendell Miodi On "needs Improvement"n f list and Middle School,ounty: h East Mlnlco springn. o m i l l Behind Act: C INC; I facing sanctions for notlot making School. West)I. Mir Minico High again. U.S. defense official,ll. p ro i^ ss for a secondI yearye In the School, districtMinico a Middle i a iking■ I on the condition of | H | | B Rem oved frorFrom Id seme subject- .Twin Falls: i^ob'e ta s a whole spcakinymity suid the U.S. min­l- Improvemeni > Blaine County: WoodJ River'Mid^Rl High. Twin Fallsi^obert h Stuart Junior anonyis wary of any agreementsts • Cou bounty: Moun> die School O'Leary Juniortis Hi High School. (arv N’ajafis because al-Sadr’s•’s tain View Elementary,Ele . Bliss: eiiss School whole ir High, district as a , in ’ N;tiu has used previousis . Declo Elemeimentary. Oak- i Csssle County: Burleyiy JJunior . Huelton: Valley m iliti:iks in fighting to regroupip . ley Elemententary', Schoc High School. Burley Highgh School. • Buhl: Buhl SchcJliey School b rc arearm b . On "alerf: status for not • Hollisilllster Elementary. Flier HtCi district as a whole • . Hagerman: Hagichool District a n d itro the White House wel*1. Elementary,y. FRier Middle School Gooi . Qtenns Ferry: Glennsi FerryFe High District Hagerman School . Buted the agreement, thou^ •Qoodlns:Gi: Gooding Elementary Deaf 1 progress In one or more ' School and Middle Schoohool • Shoshone: Sho: com ecuUoned tiiui Uie ad m in bi- categories: ' Jefferson Elementary Shoi • Qooding: Gooding MIddIddle District jhosnone School It cuut□n w us not uvviue o f all thele Blaine County; Hailey trationUs. Elementary School. Wood ______I details River High School . Buhl: Buhl Middle School Offici xplosives w diet gl] Dietrich: Oletrich JS call fcor :ials find en Being mean to>BenJI B :hool 1 Iagerman: Hagerman School •„ onRi] ne wrecks TVvin F alls-bred1 a c to r is iooding: Idaho School for the Russian plai morre wholeiofand the Blind 5, exerci The Associated act auUioritics. villain in recent movlO vie., ihoshone: Shoshone Junior ited Press______contacaddition, thc explosivee Sunday InI Th» Assoclate(Ited P ress MOSCOW- In igen a detected on planee The Times-New Foe spectus said Friduy the]- Russian ofliciais hcxogi} is the same type thatIt ews WASHINGTGTON-Notjustany , of a high Jiey ex detected traces partsian officials reported being bread will do:io: Americans need A par le its recom m endation on wh g wreckage of onexplosive In the RusslajIn earlier attacks byy I n d e x n io re Qber, an?ian w h o le w heat Is :he updated federal food pyrayramid jetilnors, branc‘one of two crashed usedihcn separatists. P M fi ^^etter th a n w thite b re a d for get- of’uideline ic a n s can stay healthy, Classified...... df terrorists,anding w it the work ChechiI an Internet sitie connect- d n g It, a panelncl of scientists and som a group claimedi. while an Islamic Ono a Islamic extremists, a Comics...... 04 doctors said Fl ned its suicide at- cd to ilthin and am ong the b asic fo< ■ tackers broug ment from a militantIt Community ...... £4 T h e federalliS'aSvisory panel 3Ught down both statem tergy n eed s' planes becaus* p said the planes \vere at- pc was offeringlg Its final recom * e grains Chechnya. lUSC' o f Uie w ar in grouptd :in retaliation for Russia’s Crossword...... S • • • mendationss 1 for making the contr ige ^ d y weight tackcd DearAbby...... At least one n thc predominanUy Mus- ..; .E5 government’st’s food pyramid a o-nVi )ne crash was "the war inreglon 1 of Chcchn^ and / resu lt o f a ti d Horoscope ...... £ 5 better guide! to proper eating. »eprood pyramid prosj spokesman Ifor terrorist act,” a lim re{ed it w as only th e first in a Magic Valley...... p., B ut d iet oloiio n e Is n o t enough. Increi and veg- curity Ser\icfor the Federal Se- wamecs of planned operations,s...... Xj- T h e guidelineInes should put a • stablepanel of health experts m adeifa t or ■Nice, Sorgel. Ig- series Mortey ...... n atd icn k o , toll a w as no w ay to check thee . . . .0 1 new emphasisisis b n cxercisc a n d lowfeM ce should b« Irwluded In thi news agency.told Uie riAR-Tass T herel’s \ authentldty. I Friday, outlining how Amerjo M ovies...... £ 5 otherphyslcala l activity, tiie com- 'W liite H ousery. s| In Washington. , claim’se dfficial announcementIt Nation...... A3, «c o mittee said.. ItI explained that . OHM key placM bf advice ► M cClellan saicc spokesman Scott Theterrorists had struck Rus- n^Qjt p eo p le2 seekingsi to control Chooi growing thatiaid cvidcnce \vas. Uiat tei Obituaries ...... snsum e'a variety of foode witf :IviI aviation In d u s try -a ntl' ' ... .C2 their wel^tncn e e d 60 to 90 m in- w ere acts ofiat te both crashes sia’scivItial transport sector forr Opinion...... A 6 utesofmoderauratetovigorousac- oups while staying within enei gee, 0 Russia's leadcf terrorism." esscntivast nation - promptedd Religion ...... 3ntroI calorie intake to m anagi late publiclyad ab ers didn't specu- .th is vaa low-key response. Thee •■■•El ,“"xr?wo-.o-tiiirds of tiie na- Keep be responsibler about w ho m ight orUy a Sports ...... ) physically active every day rnmcnt avoloied drasticc •.. .Bl tion’s populatiiation is overweight which killedale a for Uie crashes, governures such as dosing air- Weather ...... ,A2 Of obese, accor srease dally intake of fruits an .p pie. But offic;! a total of 90 pco- mcasut: o r grounding flj^ ts , a n dj •West...... M Ji government fig ables. whole grains, and nonfi th ey w erc niclals loc confirmed spaceicnt 0 Vladimir Putin madee ’ The recomrtnmendations play tiieir w-fatini milk and milk products i new proposals stress, backgroundslooking 1 into Uie Presideiblic c o m m en t o n Uie evi: Worid ...... fl. .A7,C6 d o w n th e currurrent guidelines' foods a r' Thc panel’s report t loose fats wisely for heallh t goes to passengers Is v of two female no pube of explosives, ------hlghllghtetj advicead to ’.'choosc people' r government ofBdals wwho will names who bowith Chechen dencealysts c said the govern- ^ ______beverages aid nd foods to moder* weight, loose foods with little salt t prepare a fmal versionm for Uie Uie do o m ed booked fli tickets on Anal'was trying to avoid an1 f»€ 0 ^ ate your inttntake of sugars." they di } secretaries of Agricultun drink alcoholic bevera- ure a n d o f m in u te a n d Iw flights h at tiic last ment v ' A m ericans stillstill sh o u ld control am ong Please see RUSSU, Page A22 e. do s o In moderation : Hcaltii and Human Scrvirvlccs. vicdms whosew hoi w ere th e only sc relatives d id n ot — =—rry-r-lep food eafe to eat n • RCE: OWtfy Quld«UnMA(MK>ryC0ii ' intake of sugar-swectcned Is and drinks, particularly )le who,need to watch Uieir ;ht. th e guidelines say, b u t do not include advice ng nine major points the M T k M » K m ,1VH Satunlty,Ai«ji«»t28,2004 TF

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. Warm Schoolsl l s Statl^ary Continued from AI l' j------^------I sanctions. agreement!:nts in case students prc Oeeludedrcent ing to state d ata rollreleased Friday. Increasing reququirements Suitewide, this spispring’s scores want to switchsw to nearby dis- for At th c sa m e tlmIme, ( 14tadivid- ...... It for usee two te tU to dete^ . ma , . had86schools(14p(i perceni of aU iricts, althiIthough Gies doubts ma ua] schools andI 101( districts in making state proficiency goals ) arc •chool proflcleney: the thnthrough a process called 'safe. schools) a n d 52 distristricts (45 per- m aw will11 wwant to diange. ecc Iged. the Magic Valleyey missed the Z cen t o f oU districts)5) mr oved from "T he e:ntire n ti sd io o l is n ot fail- stu< . mark for thc secorcond year. Hlis { Itlaho Standard* haiharbor.* Safe harbor gives cred­ stu- vement Teat and the ' its Its for those groups that , "alert" to "needs imtmprovement" ine," Giesssald. sa der larid puts them on theth e “needs im - . „ T “7 h Alternato A auetm ent. shtshowed a 10 percent decrease status, a n d they willvill face sane- IWin FaliFalls is n o stranger to ' His p rovem ent" list, whwhich rcquii^ *5 ^ tions. . im provemment ei plans, Gies said. D03-04. the monitoring InIn i non-proflclent studenU com­ !S in districts to oOcrt sstudents the Also this spring,g, 52 schools The disuictict will examine what it .u<. ««ed on the performance parpared to the prior year's per­ roficiency levels - 66 percerv ard ■ A o p tio n o f going ekelsew here a n d " * ^ and nine districts mml lss^ one or Is doing, looklo at research ahd cajr rd>, fourth-, Mventh-, fonformance, and the group also sr reading a n d 51 p e rc e nI to fo u t ^ r^uircs them to crcate two- -more ofthe41 goalsals forthe first enact a planJan. »• and lOthfrader*. mumust have met Its language lath - for students whot th or c ^ year plans to imrmprove. Sane- tim e a n d w ere place* ate CMis for achoolt and . us(usage goal. iced on "alen" In Minidcidoka County, the dis- statconomicaily disadvantagec5 a |. 1 tions get m orc sevciyvere as schools status. sta y o n th c list, unt :U for 2 0 0 3 ^ were: trict is alnalready looldng into reailudents with disabilities, I stu are- ffl until local con- ;. Schools designatet trol is given to outi)utslde entitles. * RMdiniline- 6 6 percent of all . ChaChanges In goals fer 20044S: tied as "need- how it vrilldll betier addrcss the woie n ts n o t fluent in E nglish arii ing im provem ent"'mustimme- n: needs of s such as colleges» j;uid chnn=r “Its S and nine groups,of stu- •« TVTWo gradq level* - fifth and f several subgroups, Ilspanlc r, students. diately offer patentsIts the option including.g.Hispanic I- and eco- , ricts I groups. to be proficient or betier. sixisi«h grado - will be added to "Therc are no surprises ii , to u^sfer tiieir ststudenis to nomicallyy disadvantagedc stu- lired ^ Also in th e MagicIgic Valley, n in e * MathI - - 51 percent of all stu- thethe monitoring, bringing Idaho lis information," Howan , otiier better-perfomlrmirig schools dents, asis the i district faces Drity schools and onee district< as a end nine groups of stu- IntcInto full compliance with state lid. "The areas that standpcr- ou within the districts.5. IfI a district san ctio ns. s, said : Michde Wid- whole did not malnake adequate tfentstoito be proficient. ancand federal requirements. ir attention are ones thatsaid thi . , has no choices to ofioffer, it m u st niier, tiie di: progress in math,th, reading or ua£e * - ftlalntain or lm- •• Ri Reading goal will Increase to (d istrict’s federal p ro- Atti.ate and school districts al iirectbr. The district both this year. TlT h e y a re o n pfO''estustudent performance In 7272 percent proficient or better.P stillnotifyparentsoftofchildrenal- Srams dire (ady have identified and an the computerized ‘Jv. Ed- “alert" status, b u t facefa n o san e- langtjagoIge usage. •> MMath goal will Increase to 60Q tending the school"iL "Needs im- "il> “S' H ■orking to improve." clpatlon - 95 percent of pen provement” schools}Is aJso must 180I programpr at the mid* , tions unle» theyry fail to turn * percent proficient or better Of the schools and district: dents and nine groups of • La fl ' subm it tw o-year im]improvement a n d it is gath erin g Ti i to . , . things around by'n nc e x t year. oil studer > Language usage goals will be tat d id n o t m ake tiie requirec studentsIts are tested. ' repi plans in three monthtitlisorl^Nov.- “H'ertiatiicla o n how. to im prove Pro^ le lp ' replaced by graduation rate rogressjUils year, the majority • Safe haiharbor -Schools and dis* goa 26. Districts "needinjling improve- Pcrfo'moncm ce. sch( / to No resting on goals for high schools and by im e close by m eeting 90 p e r . . tflcts not ment" must also createatetwo-year Otherwiserise. VWdmier said th e P ^ j irii- lot reaching reading and gro^growth indicator goals for mid­ m t o r m ore o f th e goals, saic their laurels math goal improvement plans.s. district haslas made somc im- . P™ art- >oals could be deemed as diedle and elementary schools. llison Westiall, spokeswomar In IVvin Falls, d iee ddistrict as a prcssiye gaiizains in test scores in olu- Lickley tcachess fourtli f< grade r the state Department of ad-Ed- a n d is o n th e sch< ___ v>*ole a n d th e highh sschool and lis schools,Is, d< esp iie th e lagging ichool’s Title 1 ------:ation. 1 of b o th junior high schschools were as a whole. com m ittee. She saiisaid the three Lickley said sai she’s starting, to vententions for struggling studeni t h o ­ 3Ut- placed on tiie "needsekIs improve- ■"Needing T h e d e p a rtm e n t p la n s to fourth-grade leacliachers and a wonder howho long she can keep n g im p ro v e m e n t” cMe >ols ment" list, while Made Mt Valley may becomome morc common •ovide workshops to help ■nUe I te a c h e r work3rk together to working atat such a heightened evi- leading Improvement High School m ode hit coff the list as the No Ch ho o l officials learn h o w to help students achicvlieve. pace, C hild Left B ehind re- ^usl ible ran only do so much," T h e first y ear a school o r dis-d l B iett Gies. th e disidistrict’s data quirements epare their two-year irii- ‘Abigpieceofiiisilisteam vrork.'' "You can I 't Bel louglicr, ap- ier- licUeysoid Lickley saleaid. "Its just so energy rict misses one or moi am improve- proachlngg havingh all students .1 -jiovement plans. The depart- T cachers leam (lie(hi standards consuminging. Your m ind is just Progress ^ S goals, it is placed oon memdireaoR s^thItiiedistria’s proficientt bbj y tiie y ear 2014. ent also will develop "solu- Ed- and meet every odierodi wc'ck lo racing." alerilcrt" status. last spring’s tctest schools did not havlave enougli . State Scl,ichools SuperiAten- >n teams" of teachers arid ad- lUld d isc u ss p u p il proijrogress. The . Mounlaiilain View Hlementary sconcores on the Idaho Standarc t in tiie cate- Marilyi■ilyn Howard said as inlsu-ators in each region of students proQdent ir re- process of gettingg tjtlie curricu- in Burleyy alsoa m ad e it off tlie . '^'chi'chievementlbst and the Idahaho gories of those wilh disabilities,di requirementents get steeper, she e state, who will serve as out- \ }ols lum and tests lo0 match i has needs imrm provem ent" Ust tliis Alieiliemate Assessment' placeced That’s no differenicnt than the suspet:is the tl law will be ic experts to help schools id districts improve. Previ-ling beeri difficult. LickleW ty likened it year, a bbout o i 214 schools and 73 di: restoftiiestate,"Glesles said tweaked soso schools do not isly. tills servicc w as available tonmningaracvwitlivithoutknow* Principalial DeUa Valdez said 'riculets on "alert" status, whiclich The various school;»]s hare not K ach a poino in t w h ere Ihey c a n - ___; ing w h ere tlie finishsh lineI is. changing' th tl e school's curricu- carri“te at Tltie 1 funds. irin Ibachers can enjonjoy their vic- ,lum lo foa3CUS on thc standards Sdiools Sti anduisulcts that mi:i'iss disadvantaged stud u d e n ts a n d . , . In luly, thc Slate Hoard of 3Ed- 5- (ory this year, butut tliey know rcally helpcIped it improve pmfi- a goal go in thc^same subjea^ - students with limlte 3 ^ 1 Ited Engiisii S ta te w idde e tre n d s :ation announced it wouldals- th(^ have to continuinue to work at ciency. Theh e school also has all- readiading or math - for two coron- proDdency. . . Tlie mlost o s common goals ki<3>rake available a c o m p u te r{SO- re- increasing achicvervement each day kindeiderganen, grouping secuiecutive years are put on "need Tb adapt to sanctior ions, tiie d is- m issed iw■ sclschools a n d districts ■ ciatecdiation program for schoolsthis ' year as rcquircmetnents go up. pupils by abiUtyandmoreiiiier-ab imprnprovement" status and facace irict is looking int into busing were reachichlng the required repouse witii students staning is school year. Neverr m iss the aaction; ^lussia Times-News writer Karin ContliKitlnuedfromAl uvalski can be rcached at 735- have been." Russianan legislator A spokesmsman for tiie Federal 134311 or by e-mai! at kkowals-Ot- Th€1 8 Times-Ne© W S cmTibarrassing bi admission ththat Vladimir Ryzhkov waswi quoted Security SerService,- N ikolai Za- fidal‘Pmaf^cvalley.com. V ic Asso-h a t Chccliechen separatists had sueuc- as saying in the news](VspaperNo* kharov. annnnounccd that ex- 43 pt I J ceedi tted Press contributed to this >eded again in striking at Rwus- vaya Gozeta. pens had foufound traces of hexo* A\Mrt. j s - a - ju st d ays before a S undaday Security analyst week. Oul Ilf siaie niies; daily and „)„.,] 'St Andrei gen, a' highgh explosive, in the lami 1 a Circulation ection in Chechnya to replacace , Soldatov said a Cnee Sunday $7.00(X) per week, daily only Jt® "’ lechen con- scattered renremains of a T\i-154 state jn - D an iel W alock, d lre c le small republic’s assassinai $5 (K) per weekeek. Saiurday and Sunday ..‘.V , lat- nection could bring i ore suf. jetiiner thatlat went down laie bou! rc- 1 pro-Krenilin president' fering to that.reaoi Circulation phoni rrec eiv c youi- I* d f'' « all fciunicd cheeks, ibusing and The goven/emment previously Iimsials had said previously thatniy tensinsify the Kremlin’s alrcadtdy abducting dvilians. paper by 7 a.m., callall the number , , . said hexogenjen was used in 1999 stoppeople were on tiie plane. for your area; M ail infoi ird line in refusing lo negotini- "Thegovemmentwtwillnowbe bombings; atai Russian apart- launt formation e with the separatists, ala l- ab le to say th at th e flgl \W eb site connectea with Is­ Burlcy-Rupert- The Times-N Bght against ment buiidinilings tiiat killed some A^nic militants publishedne, a Paul-Ookley ...... rs.Ncws(UpS6.1|. 0H0)is ,hnmo u ^ it also would emphala - . separatists in C hechn' ....6 7 7 - 4 0 4 2 published dailyiilyatl32FairneIdSl,W,. hnya comes 300 neoplee ands were blomctl "the al- IW in F alls le tiie failure of the miUtarary under tiie roof of inte tement signed tiie "Islam- 7'»'».no^i Twin Falls, byly IUe Publications Inc.. a ’ itemational on Cliechenm sseparatists.' Qaid;uli Brigades" claiming lity rc- and other areas ...... 733-0931 subsidiary „fu*f Lee Emcrpriscj, a nid d security« services to defeaeat terrorism. As soon as they say , Those bom lomblnm led in part for }nsibilityia for botii crashes,as- PerioJicaUIs jipaid ai Twin Falls by ihe c rebels.« that, you can forgtrget about to Putin's d I decision to-send sasslijssia’s slaughtering of Mus­In- Subscription ratesra The Timei.Ne«Newj, Ofricial city and “Mere’s "Hi the answer to how efef- human rights in thehe region." Russian tro troops back into ister-is is conUnuinc and will only•ri- Home'(lelivcry; dailyaiiy and Sunday. J™'?'?' paper punuanl lo Section fcctivctive our politics in Chechnyjlya Soldatov sud. ' Chechnya,, whichv had been day’s W.35 per week; Saturda;irday and Sunday ^ 'lO H o flh ee ldIdaho Code. Thursday is _____ p when a bloody warjn- is {nated as the day of Ihc H ______, sem iau to nlomous o n after previ- dtintnched." it said, , only. S2.S0 per w m Ii.c. MailN subicfip. ous fighting. tioM m u« be paid in adt lich legal notices will be Th t e H m e s - N e w s ^ n g- Ruii g ro u p w ith a slmUar n amat- e, m isinform ation Line Authorities available only where de n - ' - ics did not discuss ediyc Islambouli Brigades of hal­ o r. please send change of what searchc mainiainctl. Miiil rale% chers had found at haveida." claimed responsibilitya n I to; P.O, Box 548. Twin tlie secondi crashci slle, o f a T\i- force; raiet; daily and .Sunda■7' il'oi"'"" H330.V 7 3 5 - :3 3 5 ^ ^ iast month’s attempt to as-riy week, daily only S4,00 p. fiv e y <>Wr»9ht®a004 Lottery and Weath sinate Pakistan’s prim e min-ar- urday and Sunday ;only S3.00 per UKleVaMiWnNmrwapMlne. e ig njr-deslgnaie. i aJthbtighypri-ng Infonnation are m snm iK fen al-Qars statement did not men- Times-N■News telephone directorydi just a phone ^ il aw lol-Qaida. ' ' ;ri- Circulation Engvall will*111 peifbrm d a ylussian s oRldalshavere^t- y said tiiat the rebels whord (Daniel Walock, CirCirculation Director)...... 7 3 3 ^ 3 1 , E xt. 1 Lottery W e a th e r ^ on Sept. 3 and 4 a , Classified Advotisitising m been fighting Russian Information Information A calendarlar item in Friday’s Pau cd (Deby Johnson, MaiV la n a g e r)...... E x t.2 XS in Chechnya for nearly paper reponeined the wrong dates aviatii: years recelvie help from for-ed N ew s...... E xt. 3 for comedian RetaU Advertising ( anBlUEngvall'scon- Press1 terrorist groups, Indudlngti­ »g ( ^ e S m it, Advertising5 Director)E . .Ext. 4 certs at Cactlactus Petes Reson cal tl Ag Weekly (Janet C Jaida. ns :t Goffin, General Manager)sr) ...... E x t . 5 . Casino in Jadlackpot. Engvall will could Publisher Stephen;n 1Hartgen ...... he siaiement released Fri-u t ...... '..Ext. 249 app ear SepLL3-4. 3 there ad Interim Managinglg E1 d ito r C had Baldwin . . . said five "mujahedcen" - ...... 735-3255 . . . o r check ou t o u r web; es-Netvs regrets tiie oneaiV fighters - were aboardhe said..h of the crashed planes.' - aui D^ffy, a Moscow-based ■■■ ____ - ft ition (sxpen. told Associated IS Tblevision he was skepU- that so many attackers Id get on each plane. "But -e is n o d o u b t tiiat th ey h a d at least on each aircraft," he k ' ' .

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N a t io n —------■■■ ■ BushtissuesI orderss for inlitelligei]nee reftb r m J"idge rules By Rick Pearson national intcIieUigencc director, thatI hashi been debated amonglg post. T h e P en tag o n1 controlsc said die enhanc Chicago THbune anced povrers ofthe m violates which was1 rrecommended by commnmission members, law-f- morc than $3 billion ofthena-,of director of cercentral intelligence _ die panel cretTcaied to Investigate mokcnkcrs and the admlrUstradon..I., don's intelilgence budge[get will give the diidirector the power li'l^ MIAMI-BufTctcdI by Democ- shortcomingsIgs In Intelligence McCIcQellan has said repeatedlyly • Asked by reporters:rs If the to moke finainal decisions on J? II ratic criticism that hc he has not surroundingg :SepL II terrorist thatI dd ie VOiite H ouse h a s a n White House wouldJ support: whcrc assetsts should be dc- lorida law moved quicWy enouglugli on die attacks on NewN York and the "open e n m ind" o n b u d ^ ta ry a ndd granting total budgeuuyuy control plcjyedorrelociiocatcd. lALlUAHASSEEFla.(AP)-A^ ■■ rccom m cndations o»f f dietl bipar- Pentagon, personsonnel authority and said d over defense and non->n-defense Inielligence-i»-gadierihg duties state rulen barring die 15 FloridaI tisan Sept. 11 comommission. White Mouj3USC press secretaiy the administration ac grants loo budgets to die new posposidon. a now are larger•gefy spUt betw een countii President Bush on Fridj ities with touchscrecri vol- riday Issued Scou McQelljeUan said die Bush havec a a position dial is as "indc-!-' senior administrationin ofDcial the Central InuInieUigenceAgency' ing Qrom fxc coriductinB m anual several cocecuiive ordci I tiers aimed . administradoilion wiU w ork w ith - pcndeiidcnt." as possible. Thee . said ordy that (he prcsldi^dent’s ac- and die Peniagilagon. Bush h ^ or- recounin ts . is at odds vndi state a i stren g th en in g Intel [iieUigencc. Congress to) formallyfo establish a ovcraUraU budget tor inteUigcncee tioiis rcflcct . Bush's dercd that thetiie heads of spch law, whichw requires hand re- . •gathering and concc ncentrating national inteixelligencc director. ' opcradradons is estimated at MO0 "comndtmcnt that thcle inational agencies as diehc National Seoul- countsIts In som e d o se dccdons, authority under dief direciordl o f , w hich w ouldd requirer legislation, .billion,on. inicUigencc director isis ggoing to ty Agency antand thc Defense a Judgege ruled Friday contral inteliigcnca ' But n o agre^?| devicc. Federalal pprosecutors had nol prorogrammcd lo crcaic a . Conuol and Prevention.on. . . L ince Johnsinson, 33. was out of J sought unsucccixcssfuUy to delay paper reco^rdre of cach vote. ving morc town wlien dthc ie S lo rm stru c k .' "We'll e n d u p liavim B jjjglll the release untilttiltheyhadacom- •hic DivisionC of lilections is* we've ever “We cames hackh to this mess vaccine doses uian vve' plete set of ppapers putting sued thchc rule in April saying that ly, all peo - a n d said. 'Ohm h i ;m !"* said John- ; had before. Ultimaiely, i Passaro's homele upu as securiiy. bccauscsc touchscreens do not :lne should son, who fouound a large tree pie who need flu vaccine OuLside th ei cccourthouse. Pas- lel peo|:opie voie for die same shots," sh e toppled in hisis bI a c k y ard .. ' . be able to gel dieir sho saro hugged filerriends and said h c cancUdailate ttvice or imintention- I’olice in Majl lancock Couniy, in predicted. was grateful dialhat Boyle released aUy faUU to voie in a panicular ron Corp., nordiem Iowa,va, rc p o n e d iiom es On Thursday. Cliiron him and looked:cd forw ard to his race. here.was di« no reason for tie nadon's and cars damanagcdbyhallasbig ' wliich supply's half die I trial. louchsciicrcen countics lo con- :iory lests as sofihaUs. GolfGt ball-sized hail flu vaccine, said factoi . ^"It feels greai."ai," h e said o f Ills duct han ar d recounts. ne batches was renoriecled In Crawford • had revealed that some I ilo ridIda’s vodng sysiem has h at aU 50 • Couniy. in th:ie c w est, said Lucin- ’ werc tainted, and that P rosecutorss says Wall died , been umm d er scrutiny since 2000, J company da Parker. Iowa Ic i:mcrgcncy m illion doses d ial iheco after tw o daysi of intcrrogadoas whenil iltook five weeks of legal Id be held ManngementIt spokeswoman.s was producing would I and beating by Passaro, who .mancuvjvering and some rc- j inches o f rain fell u p fo raddilional leslss lo10 ensure Tliree lo 6 ii ** w as w orking asu a c o n tra a o r for couniin;ing before George W. across soudicc safely. le a ste m Iowa, pri- Stormn clclouds form over a farm loca'cated southeast of Udderdale,lie, Iowa, d ie CIA at th c: base.b a Prosecutors Bush wavas declared president "We are confldcni dialdia we’ve marily in Vanan B uren and U-c Thurstia^)day. Storms pummeled Iowa lateIs Thursday. said three paraairoopcrs irc from die AlsoFI Friday, a Maryland judge , identified die rooi causilUse." said counties, wliich w l remained ^ 8 2n d A irbornele IDivision would said hcB would \ decldc'ncxt week • John Vavricka, Chironron’s vice under a flash1 floodfl< warning Fri- Ceniere r ini I liawatlia. a nd p a n of pervisor. testify that theyley wrimessed die whetheiicr the state must take ad- president ofcommercialclal opera* day. d ie roofo o f was losi. A resident cut "Tlie wall was lom clcj:leor off," beating. ditionalal step s 10 ensure that lions for North Amerilerica. H e About 100) m n iles north, ou t- h e r fooi[■ooi when she stepped on Harms said. If convicted,I, PassaroPJ could b e Marylanand's touchscreen voting ; refuscdtosaywhattlieaeconiam- side Cedar Bapids, 1 a wall brokenen ■ glass, said Tammy Other area businessciscs and sentenced to uup p 10 40 years in machiniines wUl provide an accu- in an lw as. collapsed at diidie Hiawadia Carc Harms,ns, the center's dietary su- homes were also damageIged. p riso n and finedledS l miUion. raievotc)tc count in November. * Miami C(company recallsi canndy bags containiiing toy de]ipicting 9-111 attack MIAMI (AP) - Sm a , show ing a n airplane flyiiflying inlo the World 'Ihsde Cenien ier . packed Inside som e of m o re ^ I I s y o uir r BU SIN ESS a p a r t o f than H,000 bags of c a n d y ^ . bound largely for smamall gro- ' I ththe C areer Faa i r ? ceries around the c ci o u n try before being recalled. iiesday, SeptembEier 28 Lisy Corp., the whowholesaler KX . dial distributed die candluidy, said .1 0 : 0 0 a.m. - 6:00 p.n.m . Friday dial die toys weriverc pur- CSI Gymnasium1 ' • , . chUsed in bulk from frc a Miami'bosed import con coLUoeeop or Tlie toys came in anm assort-i SOimtERM ment purchased siglii i tOAHO , from L&M Im port in Miailiam l an d O n Sepeptember ^ 28th the CoCollege of Southern IdIdaho a n d included die toys dcpicd th e Sept. 11. 2001, attack o c n th e The Times-Newsvs offer you the opporortunity to tap into a3 valuable ' talent nvin lowers, whisiJes anci o d ier pool with Career:er Fair 2004. T h is regiiigional e v e n t g ives you3ur organization small toys, said Luis P: fatface-to-face access to qualified applicants,ts ■ Lisy’s nadonal sales m mo anager. Tlie invoice said die loytoy w as a for c u rr e n t a n dI fiiturefi. positions. plasdc svnng sel. ”1 h aie to bljune die imimj porter...... Me probably did n ol knoviiow w hat. A wholesaler In Inr Miami, R a., Is recalling 14,00^,000 bags of candy Friday h c w as getting. Mc bringsngs diem containing this si toy, right, that shows a planene flyingI Into the twin tow- Career Fairs needed attendees and ouour The.all-day Southiherh Idaho Carecr in 40-foot coniainers. ButBui w ho- ers. Usy Corp., „s said Friday the toys were purelurchased In bulk and tHe promotional planin drives them to thi:his Fair at CSI is aimmed at community ever m ad e il knew exacdj icU yw hat - company din notlot notice what the small flgurlnurines depicted until some- event. VNTith the conombination of extensive;ive residents who are} looking1 for new or ihe^ were making," P enhanced careers, onocomplarned.Id. print promotion in the nmes-News anc 3. students who are seeking ideas ffor careers and i not no- not reflcci his o Padron said Lisy did m i com pany's view. A nnala Rociriguez.P w ho bouglit innovative onlinline promotion oron graduates who ararc exploring their figurines . "I was offended)d by1 them." a bag5 o dee llie small plastic flgi of the candy for her wnvw.magicvalley.c^com we get thtthc focal and regional1 o p tio n s . undl two people compl.nplaincd, 'H ie candy bbaj ags w crc distrib- grandsonson, said slie was slunncd but dicre is no mistakingJng what uted by die company's c IOO when shesjiwdieioy.she attention of candidcidates. •New this year: Prcsentaiions on die bot- distributors. Most Mc arc sold to "it maknakes m e angry." she tolti r : th e toys represeni: At dn I interview preparatiItion by Kat Powell, produci small Hispaniclie and Mexican televisionlion station WFIV “1 was (om of each is the pr Early Booth regis^ s tr a tlo n d e a d lin e is Career Developeicr and Resume numbcrSOll, groceries, PadroIron said. Mc said offendedled because I couldn't bc- S e p teim n b e r 2 n d . Building with Karyl/I Meyers, Center for "When we found out3Ut w h at '148 o f die IVvinin T ow er toys left lieve dialliai someone w o u ld give New Directions, CcCoUege of Soudiern ed iliem tl’o vvarchousee forf distribution, somedilnhing like that loakid. happened.’ we recalled m . Id ah o . . immediately," said Padrorron, who hut he managec;ed to put a hold Padronron Siiid he is saving die said die loys made in ChiChina do on die rest. loys loi returei m to th c disuibuior.

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Saturday, AugustA 28, 2004 Thc Times-NewsWS Criticiasm of ]Kerry nreeks of hypocririsy Righht absent at: GOP mong the humumanattrib- ^ -.i.. u ics th at cxcitc VM<'.lW*S».PlU] citctiicmost (Sor9tort)OMM I dais,5, but not ini agendaa A contctnpt. hyp cupics a spedal placc. cpubliJbllcans will again con^ngresslonal leadership hasIS who say one. thing andand d o an* I on a k inder a n d fcauitured su ch conservative ' o’Jicr.or who.critldzc < l - C p u l or zc others for , / X V gcnUclUcr facc when tiicy mairainsiays as making tax cutsts ' moral dcQdendcs thaithat th e y ( \ . , • • mect.nextwc.week in New York. pernrmaiieni despite the budgeiget , - themselves exhibit arearc de- ' \ ^ '' Just a s tircyhey d id In tiieir p a st ,-ticficfidl. passing a constitutionalm al scrvedly.thc objcctsjo 6r fp u b lic lendrrient banning gay mar­lar- derision. _ tw o convent!intlons, tiiey’vc given amci featu red spcapcakingslols.lo so - riaggge, ion reform tiiat curbs, i* W r ' ;mimypromirm lneht p arty m o d e r- lawsivsults against big companieslics G o r d o3 > N - , Bt?[L-nj. aics tiiat'somome conservatives and;d speeding thc confirmationJon E K aag aev grquslng.ng.------ofcoconservative judges. ■ LiviNGsrnTON ------1. An\n d d ie role o f m o d eratessin In rty circles has graduaUy di-i- — ~ . ■ ' s a I o nished, cxccpi in d ie Senate,ate.. c B o a .w H : Soitisvvith^lhc“diicW ckcn- ■ S( r o m / L e!U u I3SIX )R F icre tiicy h o ld d ie b alan cc:o of f • ■ wer. hawks” of the Vietnamam War SwSSv ------— ^------1 Sti generadon currentlyyprovjding p \ ✓ kUl, w hile th e strategy o f ' what passes for leadenle rs h ip in j •v Featuredi Sfspeakers Include playilying u p th e m o d erates a nid d . thisadminlstradon.Th.They in- • - / ?? Sen. Jo h n MMcCain o of Arizona, ‘ dc-ei•emphasizing the conserva-/a- d ude Vice PresidentiD O ick w ho h a s boihOlh cam paigned for tivescs is not new, there is a Chcneyi who discoverc'ered he had jw - President BusBush a nd assailed at- signlnificant differcnce b etw eenL*n “other priorides” durinirmgViet- ^ ^ A lacks o n rivalval John Kerry’s tiiiss conc v en tio n a n d d io sc o f nam, and Deputy Defetofense p atrio tism ,. ara n d C alifom ia Gov. 1996)6 and 2000. Secretary Paid Wolfowi3wit2.w1io a A rnold Schwaiwarzenegger. who 'fliriiis is d ie firsi GOP conven-in- graduated from GomelTiell U niver- ■ — ------I h as k e p t greaireaicr distance from lionn sincei 1992 w itii a sitv ih 1965 but dedde< Bush th a n an'any other promi-' Repu[lublican in tiie White military service during Bush-scwndI choice to avoid M Whi iat smacks ofhypocrisy, This Is what makess Kerry'sK n e n t Republicblican: Housuse, a n d tiic first In 76 yearsars We reccndy have haf hLs admihisiraUon (TheIC majority n of our soldiers In "Il's thtil e kind o f inlcrcsting Ideaca men's ovm staiements." 1 didn't go a t aU. simply madele tthe saihc decision Iraq,I, despite d< an all-volunteer ------, T lierc is a c1 ccertain irony in that wcw ought to explore seri- W lictiier this strategycgywill tollndsomevle way to avoid serv* m ilitaritary, com e from sim ilar Cordon Livinsston.'a■aWcsl \ spotlightingI McCain.M ously.’iy." B ut w h e n critics work is still a question,in. R edi- ice tiiat vwis!> maden: by many of backgrkgrounds.) Lillie sacrifice Point graduate ivho servcrvcdmlh SchwaraeneBg:5gger a n d form er chargti^cd d ial w o u ld raise taxes>s rccting public aitentionio n to tiic tlie privileged;ed young m en ofhis w aslaskcd asl oftlie society at the llth Armorvd Cawhxilryin NewYorkMayilayor Rudy Giuliani, un tiichc middle class, die Wlillc'e V ietnam V\ftir m ay nrovjroveun- generadon..Including In Bill Clin- large,;c, particularly p its most for- Vietnam, isapsychiatru.triu ivho ° potential 2002008 presidential Housetse b ack cd off. wise, considering thec factsfa of Ion. tun aicalc m em bers. lives in Columbia, Md.I. candidate who^ho sliarcs Uic C all- Andid d ie p resid en t h as only fornia govemom or's m od erate m adeIc vague rcfcrcnces to So- stance on soci:3cial i ^ u c s b u t h a s cial ScSccurity reform, tiiougli hcic .. em erged a s ononcoftiicGOP's talked;d aboui it som c In 2000. —Lettee'RS ----— m ost o utspokeQkcn critics o f Mayaybe B ush will talk a b o u l rere date. Eitlier■ of tiiese two anywajvvay w h en a private c o m p a -' th e se e }subjects ncM week whenin R u^rt events wen •' as dtizen Cheney, Dickk went'tov preslderdent's stratc^sis hc disi t>nir«k dairics7Tliisfcs for sure is Uie vvay n y s.spendlngis.sn lls own money iscusses his second-term , work for defense commc have basod Ihelrlhe campaign agend beneficial for area?a youin our govemmctient works. ■ lobuifcuifd one in Minidoka Coun­- I lallibunon. Flash fonva Ida; B ut initial Indicationss spurring a m axi- arc ths Witii refcrcncc to tiictiicleticrto Wcarebeyb,7 ond a doubt when ly? Bush-43 and Uic Bush ’SD S S n e ''"■'■••Byonsp. h a t this c o n v en tio n m ay ut of Republican be lon th e ed ito r o n Friday, AuAug. 20, . il comcs to spendingspi tax dollars Hell,cil. Uiey arc far m ore ap t to of Pre-empUve War. whe:i,™ K mum turnout < )ng oil generalities tiic voicrs. especialcially religious con- vitlue t au th o red by Ralph Maulaudion: tn our polilldiicians 100 p c rc c n t, - fix itriglil rig anyway Tlic damn lary solutions arc a firsl r e of liixcuts, education re-j- You m u st b e laddingng nglii? obligated to) doingd< it vmjng. govemijm m ent has us all broke for and diere's a list ofcoimt servatives- formI 'aa n d d ie w a r o n terro r — 'D iesc kids w erc o ututtiicrcin t Now why' wouldwi o u r pollU* th enext nex h u n d red years vviUi Uic} invada Long before 9/11m S,!h 'niafs whereere Busli a nd Vice a n d criticismcr o f John Kerry, an organized event, supsupervised dansvranttojto spenti lax dollars crackpckpol deals it pulls, loldTony Blair hc IntendndXo IteidentDlckick Cheney are Andslshort on tiie GOP agenda.I. by ad u ll com m u n ity' Icaleaders lo im prove a monumeniiilii Dougoug Joncs n e ^ a lest also. Invade Iraq. But after 9/13/ll,he concetltratlnging mosi of tiieir — from Burley and Rupen«srt witii problem, odorJor and waste, by Wcgoti'Ot to fix die problem , n ot “h ad to d o Afghanistannfinit," fi e.impaignapp(ppearanccs. Carlirl P Leubsdorf is Washing-r- thc purpose of allov^ging these our most impcip o n an t indusuy in juslfind fine o u t Ifw e can. beforc Iraq, l i ^ , Syria, N s agenda being ton bumreau chief of the Dallas yoimg propje to engage;agc in Idnho on two'o dairies( tiiat don't Payaily aitention. Korea." Just ask th e nr'n-( p u S ^ SBu.sh a n d the GOP Mornii'iingNews. . tiiese activities underrsupcrvi- si have problemsms? iust plain poll* BAIU'VRNEy‘B.J.’*ROWLAND • vativcs and private contrn tractors sion rather than out onthcon licsiswliaiitlsltis.Addslupidiiy ' Hage:ig crm an vrfieUier p id d n g U.S. tax]laxpaycrs' highway or somewherecrc on their and nuis andd youy ROI Uic bag pockets (or endless militiUitaiyad------:— own. A car rally? A supc:ipcrviscd ' over Ihc probkiblem. y S. warM tactics fall ventures isn't a gold miniline. —LettefRS----- — paintball evenl? And tiiithis dis- ,Nowaydoii W hen we're spending 1 turbsyouTWhy? try and cure“a'"p'rSK a | 7'“ againsinst tough enemies rovrtid tnoney, o u r debts!lS'm Crows and«d m a g p ie s ting us know th a t h e is m u d i I app lau d th e d d c ssofRupert of dairy timt doesaesn'l have one. We're3'rcfaclngancnemyllke . less rcaL So consider die ner than die 9 /11 com- and Burley and anyoneme respon* • ‘nic first anins-wcr s is tiicrc n o n; e we've w( ever known, and h u m a n cost: I38,(XX) trocIS'opsin n e e d t o be e taken t out ion. O f coursc, w e m usl sible for having lhe visicisio n a n d .should and willwil b e big financial we'dbelter bet wise up. Sun-Tiu's Iraq; two fatalities a daylyonav- c Can't die :lty,dty, county o r state a liltle• lim e to m ake tip hisIs taking thc tim e to provitovide d icse buncfiLs to solvolving the problem. “Tlie: An An ofW ar" (Uic world's c ra g a Wc n e e d m o re soleloldicrs. do som etiiinglg ab :i o u t th e n u m - inind.iL After all, a p resid en t tiiatit young peo p le witii tiiestlesc activi- lliesc two dairlairicswill.lfihe oldest>i m n iliiaiy trcatisc) taught But beforc die war, Gen.;n.Shin- bers of crowss and ai magiiies? .freezesc s in a crisis as h e d id in Ues. problem is sohiolved, m ake more ih eirst first rule; “K now your scki was rebuked for estiistimaling llicy arc thickcksquihofiown. s tiic9/l1/11 a tta c k n e e d s lim e to Wc scc letters from1 p£parents money. Fbr almaln ost a frce dfi on enemy."ny." S om eone w ho know s vns'd n eed several hundre jnd. Sure hope he comes ryoutii costs. 1 conlcni .H iv e on thevIC west an d il's complaining that ouryc e n d we stop Uiem tiic miniriind o f ou r enem y — Mld- th o u san d in p ost-w ar lra fixfi: die rest o f the recoii^u*iiiuiiclion has cost us a president, d ow n die rivi 11 Korea o r C hina? costs. G ood rea S d next globalII mI iss io n Nonijj rcason. Bul from iwicc’W:: We paid Bcchtcl for a job part of die mllltary-lndus ICKWALKER Why apply solution!D ns t o m y scat. I'vef seensc Uie rich get n oi lone,dam tiien paid o u r mill- complcx. tiie/ro gettingigrich. r Well. I scc OUIour savior Is let- iwinin F a lls « ridier on everyD rydcalsincc 1927. ta ry to d dairies without flaw 10 do ll. (Sec “Defense a n d but the rest of us are golnJing . oWSr Isaytaketiictiic m oney, fix a Nationalmal Interest" Web site at bankrupt Japan and othe* c r ------„ _ — Is il any w onder we. tliUic pco* . dairy dial's broiroken, pay all the hitp://u//WWW,d-n-l.net.) counuics own most of ouoursky- pic, losc rcspect for tiiele ■ ' cosls if necessiissary but spend lhe u'sis;iis^^i jackpot for"crony cap- rocketing debt, our econc poliliclans?l'henmcs-Ns -N cwt;. bucks o n peonlonic that cont af- Italisnf;m" and private contiaclors in big trouble — and asI fc H e " 1 l u Friday. "'IV/o dairies seekeekdi* ' ford lo Ox theircir ovm problem. who've i leTimes-i " N e w s ve posiuoned themselves hum an cost, if this bunchich g eis Slophen Horteen ...... Publisher Kcsiers" — C Bar M D)airy. air ' Lel d ie two daiilalries tiiat don't carefullyiilly over m any years. As ro-electcd'you can bet tht ieronic, a n d Stewart RmFarms, ' have one bendn e fiifro m a la x Bush*r Nampa. These two dairitiiries,The grant by tiie people,pci for tiie , Dick Q k Qicney worked tirelessly tiieir next four years is ovtover. The membembers of die edHorisl board snd writersw of editorials are 'Ilmcs.Ncws said, haver a nr o people Uiat netle e d help. to promiqmote Uic privaUzaUon of MARCVW.NEILSON Siephen Hahgen, Steve Crump and problems have ever occitccurrcdto Why Is tiiiss takingM placc now military;iry support sysiems.,Then, ' R upert md David Cooper.

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Therc is a long his- ATHENSS -— Tliousands of toryry of anti-American andand lERUSAU-M (AP:a p ) — a n ti'w a r demonsiraiors anti'iU*capitalist sentimenticni United Nations urgerged Israel on clashed withilh IGreek rioi policc In omo demonstrators heic,,a al- l- Friday to find a soluti Athens’mainain to u rist district Fri* thou die Greek governmentlent h u n g e r ,!strike by d ay after a^ rarally to protest U.S. andHympics or^nlzcrs hodhod rem ind- ' Secretary ofafState S Colin Powell’s keptpt die Games frce of such dls*dls* ing Israel ofits -o■obligations V upcom ing; visvisit lo the Olympics micdons ia until Friday rti^ c under international a n d ' degeneratedt?d intoI a rock*Umjw- ^rh e m arch w as p ro m p te d by liuman riglits converventions. ing melee. , new:w s th at Pow ell wrtll visitK ' The deatli of a sirstriking pris- xurity forces pepper Atiieiiens on Sunday 10 a tte n d d ie ' oner could lead to in I the crowd and -. Olyn jropics* Qosing Ceremoniesties • prisons nationwide. at least one tear gas andd nicct witii Greek Prirherhe The2,600sirikinglilg inm ates arc fter confironting die Minin isier Cosuis KoramainUs. A n demanding, amorfiong oUier next to, the Greek estinimated 5,000 people idinedle d tilings, to be minsfcrrferrcd to facil* It in Synta^a Indiithe demonstration, includingiing itics in or along frorfrontiers with . le police acted after. .• laboitor unions, anarchists, Marx-irx- .. . th e West B ank an d! GazaGa Strip lo nonsiraiors buried., ists; aand oUiurs o p p o sed to U.S.J.S. . en ab le visits from farfamily m cm - ’ id rocks and were fore!eign policy in ' Iraq,a q . bers who are currenrently barred Dm reach in g d ie U.S. . Afgli;^lanisum arid Israel. from entering Israel. their intended desti- ~C■Colin Powell — Outl Out!"Lit!" . U.N. Mideast envoy cn lUt a h a lf mile away. tiie protestersf sh o u ted in ,Eng*ng* Hocd-Uirsen Issuedd a statement ensuing ruckus, lishI asa diey carricd h u n d r ^s oof f Friday calling o n Israciraelto"com- set firc to trasli cans placiicards indicating dielr dissat-lat- ply with its int(international - Greek seculed some storefront isfaciction \viih a variety o of f obligations smd to) mit ake every A relative> ofot Palestinian Jatlou Al-Kurd,. 7C70. cries In the family housee during his funeral at Rafah 'i sprayed Uibefore dispersing thingngs. from die U.S. invasionv o of f efrorttormd.wid)tlieiliejirisonurs. camp, southuthern Qaza Strip, oh Friday. Jadiladou was wounded Thursdayf dduring an explosion that dan launched atlour I later. In spite of Iraqq to tiie Olympics. "WarVar a n a p p ro p riate resolLi canister aftei:e, n o serio u s injuries G amm es, O lym pic G am es. C am e, olLition to the house nextxt to< his that belongs to a well-hBll-known Islamic Jihad militantint, Mohammed Khalil, who w< m e. hunger strike." ' protestersled n< . Over,cr." road o n e sign, alestlnlans said. The Israeti milil Meanwhile, 35010 prisoners.. '"J"''"’ nllitary had no comment.. Parliamenttingent - of aboui 500 Miiifiuia Slyllou, a te a c h e r aIt t a Square. The j who joined the sink'Lrike 10 days ject detainetnees to force-feeding I’alestlestinian "security prisoners"•s" In th e Gaza Strip on ained from making localal teclmical college, calledled . ago called off theirr pprotest Fri* o ran y o U ierlerform of duress,"tiie in IsRieli isn jails have been con* so m e d emts oa n d sp e n t m o st o f Poweveil “a murderer" and saidaid n* Palestinian rocket plow botdes and' day, Israeli Prisonsns AuUiority Hed CrossJ saidsi in a statement victed:ted. The rest are elUiercr lewish setdement. dar y trying to' direct die die: vastv majoriiy of Greeks arearc blocked from spokesman Ofer Lcflejflersiiid. ilie released in1 GGeneva. • awaiti'aiting trial on chargcs of hos-IS- house but causing nc avray from nearby veheilementiy against the’ U.S.r.s. Embassy, the: prisoners were accomompanicd by l.arsen renrem inded Isniel o f its tiiityty towardi Israel or are heldId ties, a setder spokesn: ■ Olympic tourists, presesence In Iraq. In an interviewew nation about i dociors when theyey resumed cbligatibnss tunder a U.N. con- underder special regulations allow-.v- Palestinians said Israc iom watched die ac- beforbrchand, she predict^ thethc In th e c eating, h c added. v e n tio n and "relevant ingdc;d e ta im n e m w ithout trial. mainuuned a dosuro 1 safe d istance. S om e demn Gaz;i roads imposed o w crc n o t so lucky: at a n d1 diei policc would responseISO VMM! and smashed confirmation fromI UieUi prison- -strumentswl' which provide for the staffff area wiUiiioldiiig necessaryry day after m ilitants firec cameramen and re- viithh gas,i adding tiia t s u c h out-ul- ers diemselves thatlat Uiey had p ro te c tio nI tof detainees and • niedit-•dical care from the suikinglg at a n Israeli tcnvn. ah refugee vtrtndowrs were be physically comcnes are routine in Adiens. e n d e d Uieir suike. prisoners." prison • about an houy demonstrators. TlTliat’s what they're going:to to soners and using improperer 'Hie Israelis have beeilamae«d> Uicviolenee., V ic Red Cross saidaid Friday It Speakingg { at U.N. head q u ar- psycliir'cliological pressure to try protests are a com- do,"” she; said. "VVto p i^ . andn d ry to stop rocket Gre Intowas Ij also vvere rcported had visited prisonerrs duringc Uie ters in Nevlew York, a sso ciate a n d:l bbreak i th e protest. sp ite freq u en t arm y op ren ce in G reece, a n d Uieyy teart gas." The continj hunger strike and wasvas planning spokesmann !Stephane Dujarric "WeWe totally deny these allega*a* lnnortiiemGaza,thela to ”sircngUien Its leancam of med* quoted Seen icretary-G enend Kofi tions,’ns," Lefler said. "The Redid zone. on IMday nuay. a mP”!"™ ass arrests a ical doctors'* to betteitter m onitor A n n an as say;aying h e "h o p es d ial Cross)ss makes iilmost dally visitsts _ Critics of Prime Minii . Uie sirikere' heallh. o^dinloa S e ^ u!ek compcoser saysi tlie m a t t e r s be resolved soon toevet-•veryrell where prisoners arere Sharon's p lan to pulliamagmga Isi p„, "D uring Uie visiis,>, UiUie dociors in a m m in e rn consistent w itli in* fastingting and die medical treat-t- diers and settlers outno casual- □ will sutrss Uie possibisible healdi tem atio n alI Inh um an itarian law." m entiit w^ e give to all prisoners is . next year warn that a consequences of Uiele jsuike and ' H u m an ri(rights organizations amoniong the most advanced Inin exit, d ie rockct anacks s are roof•tof evil urge UieauUioriUes5 nni o t lo sub- say o nly aboi;iouthaifofthe'l,0()0 ihewworid." o tensify. r L t t ’s: £M (AP) — Greek ajewiw ish advocacy group, urged ired rockets Mikis Theodorakis, Jewss ni ot to visit G reece, say ^gIS ; ;ed Jews in Novem*- “Thererc is no countiy in Europe Pakistar .een unable lg th e m "the root o f th aI t matchcs i thc uilenslty ^ofof in Boddies disc(covered ini Najai again, this tim e say* anti-Si-Semldc invectivc-" o S o t :onuol the worid’s Ththe composer — who wrote>te parliami J launching he mass media. diePalestinian Pa natioruU anthem!m lent ikis, b e st know n for ■ — also a t sold therc is no anti*iti* irt run b al-Sacdr ’s offiinisierAriel ^ jr C Cdie 1964 film "Zorba Semiltism it In Europe, despiteI a ' ' Israeli sol* ” called himself a recenm t wave o f anti-Jew ish ai*at* NAIAl; Iri elects nelew Iraq (AP) — In an was,s killedki by suspected agentsts tiu m en a n d U.S.*IraqiUl f o f Gaza ______i of the Jewish peo- tacks,cs. o p e n a ir rc room ill an aban- ofSadSaddam H ussein in 1999. D u rin g th e fighting,t aficr die intervicwr published He[e called Jewish claims of doned religiligious court run by I'he stench of the coqises ledid tants had set up :ks th will in- t l V Y T le3 Israeli newspaper . anU'Seirtitism minister;1 rebel Shiitele clerici Mucitada al- policelice..w ho w ere deployed Fri*•i* informal heallh cfin a “masochisticitic Sadr’s follo\lowers, 10 bloated. . dayy init: Najiif’s Old City, to die1C m orgues. T h e U.S. mili JEHUSALEIVtids sold he granted m ^a r rcaction" byf a ISLAMABAD, Pakiskistan (AI>) tlarkened bbo odies lay covered In bodie:(lies; Siiid Urig. Gen. A m er al-J- said it killed hundreds c om poser wtouyiosoodiethe Mil people whoho — Pakistan's parliameraent elected blo o d ied bla;ilatikets. Daamami. Najaf's deputy police:e lanis in die fighting, tin vvho outragedtiun In November. R B like to b e “tiieho former finance m inister slice discovered th e citief.ef. militants .say their casi . b e r by callingIS very I much hurt by B j^ victim." Shaukat Azi/, a dostlose ally of corpses I-mi'riday. saying tliey "WeWe fou n d bodies, b u rn t andid ure w as far lower. rf evil "Is at it agereaction to what I r* President Gen. Pervez'ez Musliar- victimsnsofthccoun'ssum- rottenten." lie said. Tlie two*story counl Ing Jews connot a dvilizcd rcac- ed. . raf, as prim e ministerc ro c n Friday m a ry b ranid d of. iustice. Al*Sadr‘s AI*CU*Daanii said some of thele madeupoflSroomsfiiM .. banksandihed d ie p aper. H e said rol iiTter tlie o p position1 boycotted b followerssalc:aid they w ere victim s bodicfJles w ere th o se of police offi*1* desks, computers and Theodorakisleived hundreds of h e Uie voie, saying it w asiisundemo* i Jnteiteiise gun battles cers,s, andi others belonged to10 The bodies were locan die scorc of diee-mails from Jews Ua craUc. fought in NajvJajaf’s Old City. civiliailians. Before thc fightinglg op en a ir a rea w idiin th th e Greek,”worid. c I co u ld n ’t u n - 1 ^ * 1 T h e o d oit­ r ­ Aziz, 55, is a smool]lolh-calldnB An Associaciated Press reporter began;an Aug. 5, authorities ac- house compound, nl forces. “'ru® friendfils ol h a tre d to w ard ' akis claimed. banker who worked130 30 years as sawlObodieJles, including one of cused;ed die militants of takinglg The courthouse lg,is d ie m ill- ^ ^ intc •Th Jews controlin a CiUbank executive: lioforobi be. an olderiy w\i om an. It w as n ot policeice hostage in tiie city and pf3f about 150 yards fromth Ui e ir o w n Friday by ddonUds ie 1 went on to their I banks. dieral coming finance mlnistnlslcr when inimcdlnlclyely clear how they killinging and mutilating some ofDf AIiShrine.Thearea,arofinics a n d > earlier comments that tf m a ss m edes ia Musharraf took powower in a ilicd.bmsevievcral h ad large gap- themm. . nllitary has Theodorakism m o n anti-Sem itic as vei ds shrine compound ha iTbeodonMi . bloodless coup in 1991999. Suave, mfi woundsJs that appeared to Al-SJ-Sadr's olfice in Najaf hadd heavily b o m b e d by xlsofmill-U.! thelnter^ewtt . said.■ inouOTWi e d sm te s. articulate and medi,edia*sawy, ■ h a v e b een causedca by shrapnel. ' setup up die comi, which orderedd over th e lasi several weitiiough die fe^Pihehure doesn’t hate Jews, . rhey ^ hold vrorid finance ra­in Aziz is credited vi,iUi1 reforming rc Some wen'cre blackened. Half arrestsL'sts and meted out punish*I* It was not knownasualtyfig- ^.AndUj^vi>rime M inister Ariel m u nr ir hands, so ii’s only naturalils an economy dial wasras cripplcd Uie skull of of one of die dead mentsnts outside of religious andd forccs had visited tiu die Jewish licies rci regarding die much'Uiey vrould soe themselvies by intematlonal sanctifictions im* m e n w as misnissing and another legalli authorities.ai Local Iraqi of-f- and d ie m ilitary h a dJtdiousc nc Is 'f**'!'.'!.'™ s, which he de- them?/ery strong," Thcodprakis posed after Pakistantan tested manappeareire d to have suffered ficialsals have in thc past>t diate c o m m e n t, sroiedw iih >lazi-Iike. Sharon — ^ ws in influential po- 1- nuclcar weapons in 1998.191 m assiv e wouounds to his stom- demarn an d ed it b e sh u t dovm andd Tlie courts have arresmd books Jwd recciv tl A m erica th e Jew ish com - ;atedinan "Poisonous e-ip e rsu a d e d U.S. k1 'Ilie change in primiime minis- ach. ‘ all itsts prisonersp freed. ' interrogated hundreds lity Is very strong. It controls ters is not expected tolo aaffect key N o n e o f th e bodies w as dis* Policoiice said thc bodies be*!* pie on charges includin]die coun- Mover ihe woi[foigeW.Bushiogo derstand diisst Iraq, h c added. "Thth of the economy,' certainly)- policies such as Pakist:Jstan’s sup- menibered,I, exceptc one. which longedged to . tiie victims of diee alcohol and peddUng nass media," he said, port of the U.S.-led2d war on had been behJcheaded. court,in. But a court ofTicial, wiioo deemed immoral. is 1 locaied ikis’ comiTicnts in P^ar t< led Israel to com - A nd leodonikisof said Jewish con-io tenorism or the pcaceice process Poolsofdridried blood w ere vis* identlfntified himseff only ass m en ts in clu d ed flageUailth c Im am Greek government, whate'}f orchestras h as prevented xviUi rival India, w hiclidl iare firm- ible on ihehc fioor near the liasliiii•ilim, said th e corpses be-!- A l-Sadr’s follcjwers aroundh a tlie his ■S from holding conccrts. l- ly in M usharraf’s h anids. d s bodies. Onin the walls wore longedged to militants Idlledd' accused of using theh ac d b e e n iced itseff from die .fromti lemarics. ral fo o . SUll, o p p osition grouroups have framed phonotos of al*Sadr and ' duringing three weeks of fiercee setUe scores wiih opporU.S. forces he lewish people now ap- Lvonbe SOld hC, thed Los Angeles- associa h criticizeti die polldcal;al maiieu- his fadier, a senior: cleric w ho figlitiniIting b etw een al-Sadr’s mili-i- to U ireaicn people. to control die big banks, vering to get Aziz electiccted a s an '______m ifu s buiradierPriniWiesendiaia-nter, P«>pleoften die govemmehts. So affront to democracyy andat proof S o ' c o ^ : lever,bad or evil comes d iat M usharraf is Uie} dominantdc I die govcnunents, it’s natu- force in politics despitepite Uie rc- S S ’Sa z for ordinary people to insUtution of parliamcm en t after rested a n d UTOFYOUBciate dial wldi the Jewish elecUons In 2 0 0 2 . >le,“ he said. f - ^ l d c n .lANSPORTAT ^ Teacher \ w RRURAL Com e and m< havehaS eb been een disumcepublic transpona ; d . s y s t e m . I t ’s y< “ n i p o S S sentenced M ’onenisor i„ see^ and com m ernONPLAN plans to prov based Sim onces Wi in your regio for slappjE>ing % tation bus MANNHEIM. Gennam any (AP) j___ :nt on their — An unemployed teacl‘acherwho ; BEAPABrict 1 Distri slapped German ChaChancellor 4;00-f.;()0PM Tcuril-Alcnc.lD838l5 irict 2 Jens Ammoscr, 52,, wwas con* neet your airal pi 4;IX)>6:0»PM victed of bodily hanlarm an d rict 3 • Distri your chance to se 26.20(M defamnUon. Hc tesUfiedled dial hc 4;00.6:00PM Tlme.M lunged a t S chroeder a i idie May Inn-. LmiMon ram unity Center )vide rural servic«luguM )0.2004. DtiirAi^ 18 event out of angerr aat t cuts in 1424 Main S(.Activity Room 2 (inilTD EIc3(iqu2ncn Localfon Uwison.tD 83501 social program s. East Annex "Expressing politicalal cdissatis- ^^HDBIQQj Confcrcncc Rooth rict 4 faction through pphysical D is tric3293.JonlanSi, 4:00-f>:OOPM violcncc simply cannotnot be ac- Bofac.tD 83703 Tim rAM cep ted ." 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- - ■ • ...... J “ ► Cominglg Sunday ■ IN:sJSIDE ■ ■ This week’s edlsdltlon Local sportsr t s ...... 82 of YourSports. Baseball ...... B 3 5 P O s Olympics ...... B4 Sports EU>///or: et Joe Paisley, 73^-323239 (Hours: 2-U p.m.) , The 'I'imes-Ncw; w s Saturday, Auggust 28, 2004 Scction B ■ M orning LINEli SportsQuote oshone tlasts You never kno' i d i a iin s » " _ In w a ir p a ft h - ^hthouse if it’s going to be the last medal you w iristian so in that sense By Larsen : ' ! .* it has a higher TlmefrNeilews witter ’ , - • . meaning. t w i n 'FALLS - Il only took d ie 3shbne hidians football te a m onime game to .equal last . access. ' , a 36-16 road win over - K a y a k e r B irg it FlsiF Isd ier, d ie U j^UlUiouse ChrisUan Uons, . th e lians left l\v ln Falls al* 42, who becliecam e vith one win - a win it • the first wo dierem a whole season to to win Olympic mem e d a ls In 2003. 2 4 y e a r s a a n ice \vay to stan." Indi* coaclach Mark Sam said, "L ighthoiouse definitely lm- aiand moved the ball on , T o d a y ’s SCHEDU3ULE llI Iwas die mbaure of a High school footballIII shing attack and a sur- Cistluford. lUchficld. GGreen* prising performance by leaf at Dlcirlch jamb lore quarterback Zach I t a.m. Shull diatat p ut a m ark in th e win Dcclo. Filer at Burley co lu m n ffor die Indians. Shull borcc, 10 a.m . th e scoring w ith 7:15 left diele first quarter, hooking High School u p I halfback-Pedro ll Garcia Cross Country l*yard louchdown pass, Uurley at BonncvillerSk g Jialfback Adam Invitatlona], .J’j-cemaH , llio m a si added the two-point '1 n.iii. conversioiion to give Shoshone a 8-0 High School Volleybalball Jways run and ll opens l-'iler at S o u lh Fren th e passing lanes." Shull ■> p.m. just huck die ball up • Haft Hiver nt Rockland,J, 6 p.m. there. NahjUi . I passed pretty well eoirrirmi«nw/i)i.iWH« ionigliL" . High School Boys Soc)O C C er Preston running bs ! back Mac Jones, 32, breaksI throughthi the attempted tackle(les of Jerome defenders Ryanan Musgrave, 42, and C.J. Reli^elnstra. 7. dur- ShuU fir 'I\vin I'alls at Wood H finished th c g am e w ith 1 Kiver, Ing the second quarterqut of the Indians' 3G-20' wliwin over the Tigers In Jeromene on Friday. 118 pass in 11:00 a.m. ;in g y a r ^ o n 4 -of-1 2 ai- tem p ts ;m D cd o at B11S.S, 5 p.m . :md direc touchdowns iierceptlon. High School Girls Socloccer Jeronne rally igainst Prreston coi hope we cnn do that for Wood Hiver at ‘IWinn Falls,1 )mes up s]short :j= of die season." Shull 11:00 a.m. . said. "We'r By John Derr PrestonI in direc plays, b u t fum - e'rc irying to get to stnte Preston went to die air in die Again. Jerome' recoveredre the Uiis year.)r. Wc just have to keep College Volleyball Tlmes-News writeIter bled hethe punt, putting thc st sccond half \vidi Hussum11 hit- onside, but rnn outmi of lime. playing halard." CSI Outback Stcokht Indians1 in:Inside th e 20. tl k h o u sc ting Justin Torfin and Shi)hawn "We had diftercnrent guys make . Shoshoilone's Thomas had a Invitational JEROME - Jerrerry Dielil's first One pla;play later, Indians quar* ' T Thompson for touchdcidown different plays. " Diehl said, solid gaminc on die ground, car* CSI va. Yavapai (Ariz.)L] Col- Ranie as tlie nevlew 'Hgcr coach tcrback; George.Gi Hussum went p; passes. Mac Jones added1 a 35- "We need lo vvork)rk on our de- rying 14 tilimes for 99 yards and logv. a.m . d id n ot go as plarlanneci. aro u n d th ili c riglit end for 19 y: yard run on die counterT andi fensive responsibsibillties and one touch:hdown. Garcia rushed 0.) Col* liafly turnoversers and a potent yards to) p pt u t Preston o n top. th CSI vs. SlicTidan (V\Vo.) the Indians led 36-6. blocking schemes." _ . 21 tim ess to lead the Indians lege, 12:30 p.m. offensive attackck by n ew 4A Tlie TigeIg e rs rallied, going o n a T h e Tigers' offense fin;In a lly T lie llgors lallleched 259 yards >vidiU9nrushing yards and one 30 p.m. rhember Preston)n lecl to a 36-20 12-play., 71-yjutl 71 drive that ate c£ CSI vs. N orth Idaho, 3:3 0 1 cam e alive late In die fourdirdi. . rushing widi Musgrispraye gaining rushing 101louchdown to go along n d ia n s a s b o th u p m oree th ti a n six m inutes, Magic Valley Speedwiiway Senior running back Brady Br 106 and Black chiphippuig In^. his> :26-yaid louchdown ,, ^ teams opened theihcir high school Rtinnintling back Ryan. Mus* Black Bl h a d rushes of 19, 166 and: . mosdy In the secorco n d half. Pre* ra ic h Modiflcds Double, Po lonys, football sejison.I. grave mdand quarterback Brett 12 i: yards as Jerome quicuickly iiion finished withih 342: yards o f a 'lliunders. Queen Uce Cliaj the Indians keyed on bajnpi. Jerome stayedd cclose early, but Boesiger:r d d id m ost of die dam * m m oved Uic bull dow n th e! fielcl.Oi ofTense led by Mac4ac Jones 135 Ughdiousi onship,IVailerHace. M.VS.:(S.Lule ihcn Ml bohind isc's sijuidout b ack Jor- id by 30 points age. OtiI fourth fo and goal at die Musgrave M added his secc2cond yards rushing, . , , d a n Loirdird, die’ sen io r w as still Models, 6 p.m. late in thc gam vlusmve went up the tc score Jerome hosts' c ime. A furious dircc. Mu; touchdown making die sc carry 14 times for 52 Magic Valley founh ciuarter■ nrally gave die middlefo for r th e touchdow n. T h e 3( rival IW n Falls o nnsc?l!3^'“' S - 36-14. d o n e louchdow n. ' Tigers the ball ed and Jerome trailed 7- Senior Games til la te w ith a kick failed; Jerome's Em Powell, v tailback. Stephen ch an cc to cut thh e lead to eiglit, 6 .; . cau^t C£ a pair of passes forfoVlzo Preston 36. Jen Various events, s ee b e‘O'V l« \ tjjne ran o ut c MLT'-chl,flipped in with 12 car- It o n Jerom e. R u n nling ih f counters outside y*yards, recovered the ojism sldc ^ eleooi4.» 'ricsfor47j7 yards, while dglncnd ___ ;___ Diehl said PtPreston came and trapsJS u u p th e middle, d ie In- ki kick and again theHgers ti John VanI \W e t w ho scooped up Tcady to play, d ia n s bjcgan eg to tally up thc litlitde time to put more poilo m is I n BRIEF a Laird fufimible for a 50-yard -" w e faced a cregreat a m o u n t o f yjutis aid n d die t points. . oton Uic board. uw touchdowiwn. adversity, but did lidn't quit; That On llieireir next drive, Jess 1 len* Boesiger, who finishedI w d l « , For Ughghdiouse head coach Senior Games nhii it showed this tearram's character," dersonto too o k it in from 10 yards 7171 yards on thc ground, ranan for N ick Kararavedas, the loss was sald Diehl. out. B rianian FirUi added a 26- 24 24 yards on the opdon.. anda mw another st2 inI tldielr event to SoutiiemI IdIdaho cam pus In IVvin H school co u a s at 9 a.m . wliilvliilca start tliecrosscounu n try se a so n o ff PaUs. 9 campus. Lee won bocce com petition starts by llie strong Friday at thelhe Jerom e Invi- H the m eet with a pool at 10. tational. Girls ■ tim e of 20 Cycling com petition willill sstart “rm pleak'd, rei e sophomore (Larissa I H minutes. at the comer of 3700 N.'J. sand said Jerome c ed away about Uiree- H H 35 seconds. 3700E Nordquist. ■"nicy rr , ran as a coho- of the way througii to H sive unit." CSI Booster Club Overall, il was a strong; open- ' Pleaseise seei JEROfME, Page B2 coamtm/TWTHiiNiihm hosts ‘KIckOfr picnii •IWIN F A ilS -'IH e CSI S,-Bot CSI stitarts stro]9 n g a t i n ^ e r Club will host a n all>sp[•sport vitationa]II Minnico a g( "Kick'Off" picnic on Monc O-gO By Kevin Colbert Aug. 30 al 6:30 p.m. by Uie I WIicdier by recession rec or 1— Tlmea-News wilMr Rose Garden. ■r ’ • CSiOOutback Steakholouse Invitational drouj^ii. Minlcocouches cos hhve Boosters an d fims will have F=Hday’s resuta . ' No/Iorth Idaho def. Salt UKe CC J bei*n offered increaseu sin ^ y fewer M | 'I 'H E opportunity to meet tlie2004S . m TW IN FALLS - So far, no aUileies to choose;e f from - a n d I ^ 31-29.22-30.18-16 F i f t h aililetic teams and coaclics. sweat for tlie Collc;illege o f Soutli- Yavopai (Ariz.)(Ari; def. Northwest it's about to p ay off.ff. lleyball te a m . (Wyo.) 25-225-30,30-24,16-14 ilxie Stale def. Western People witlt a last nam1 eC tidiat Cf*’ ^‘^“ho volIej Wyoming 29-31. 30-22,15-lQ, T he loss o f 350) SjSpartan stu- t JSS-’t#r f Q u .w e r A M Almost literaUy. CSI def. DixieOi* State 30-18.30-25 begins \vitli tlic letters A asper (Wyo.) def. Northwest' denis since 2 0 0 0I may n: be die | igles (5-0 over- Salt U kee CCC( def. Sheridan (Wyo.) ^ m Eric Larsen sliould bring a salad nnd peo;>“ p” G olden Oael. Wyo.) 30-20. 30-25' best dling to evercr happeni to )n th c first d ay 30-16,30-43 0 2 2 , ' W with a last name that beg}cmns dominated on herldan (Wyo.) def. Eastern Minlco Iligli Schooiool atlileUcs. ______leakliouselnvi- North Idaho3ho def. Casper (Wyo.) wilh the letters N-Z brine bri oftheOutbackStea Jiah 25-30.30-26.15-7 Now dial the sludeiident popula- „ tational at CSI Gymym nasium a n d 30-18. 22-30.15-1322*; f!!" i preigram. The fooi- dessert. SI def. Western Wyoming 30-13., Q tion ut Mlnico hasK cdroppEd CO r t youhg I Northwest (Wyo.) 30-9, 3 ^^ rmlshcd 2-7 and failed ■l\vin Falls HIglj Schichool, w inning CSI def. Nor 30-24 below 1150, die SpiSpaniAs vvUI ball team hn e almost every gamene radier easily 30-16 Hegion Four-Five-Six alt Lahe CC def. Dixie State say good-bye 10 bicing eir the Ullle ^ Wendell announces® o n tlie w ay to Qve'e tmatch victo* Eastern UtahLttal def. Western me. llie girls basket- 27-30. 30-24,16-14 • dog in die Closs 5A SA liglu. luid l“ f “ » Bami tn ries. - Wyomingg 26-30.30-27.15-122l finished their .season football registration orthwest (Wyo.) def. Eastern usher in a hew erairaasldalioi “ ‘cam Ci I, "For die first timem e playing in a SheridanI (Wyo.)(W def. Yavopai t thc boys finished 8 - WENDmx - W mddl IIGC Jtah 23-30.30-17.15-8 new 4A behembdi.l.Androralli- A 6;‘'* ‘ K same togcUicr asi a teamt . I tliink (Ariz.) 30-1-0-14. 30-22 N “ partnn baseball and atio n D istrict \vill nom hc JU p„„j, orth Idaho def. Yavapai (Ariz,)I letlc director Timm Periigot's *P‘ ood." said CSI ' Dixie Statelie def.c Casper (Wyo.) 50. mis wcro compeddve rc^stration and eciuipmi 28-30. 30-22,15-9 Spartan program,1. the i^ove softball lean :r A shley G an- 30-26, 26-3 ^ilar season, b u t Bz- clieck out for grades 5 and 6 ' 26-30,15-13 Cm couldn’t have comnc e; at a better I T o n Qsper (Wyo,) def. Western . zled out in ii district playoff Monday, Aug. 30 at 7 p.in. at t Salt lake! CC def. Eastern Utah Vyoming 30-26.27-30,15-9 lim e. It (ildn'l lake lon( McGinnis Park Storage Shed., m g for lh e Ea* 30-17,30-130-18 51 def. Salt Uhe CC 30-20.30-262 g "O n papor. it loclooks pretty acdon. Inlco will miss senior players must be accomponi 8^“ >0 denionstratra te th a t Uicy Sheridan (Wyo.)(W: def. Northwest orth Idaho def. Sheridan (Wyo.). good," l*crrigot said.lid. "O ur kids Mini such sharp-shooting by a parent or leail guardian^ naj d should bc tlie realII deald this sea- (Wyo.) 30-20-21.31-29 10-21.18-30.1&« ■' still have to go ou t amand compete standouts si son. CSI overcamfne e a sluggish CSI def. CasperCas (Wyo,) 30-13, a n d perform a n d mimake Uiings IVavis Noble3le - \vho now plays jirc reciuired to nave a physic Satuiday’s mstches CostlsWO. ^ start in ius first matcluch before fin- 30-19 ' h appen, but I w oulduldn't be sur- basketballI atj lYcasure Valley I=Or more inromiation, co ishing off Scenic; WV\ est A thletic Wesiern WycWyoming def. North P23.15-30,15-13 naslaslum ond Twin ftlls High Schoolool top In quite a fewkV sports: this Spartan's 2003-04 20 varsity core • alter 6 p.m. 18.30-25. Eastern UtahJtah def. Yavapai (Ariz.) See}e Morning Line for CSI match^ season." c o n siste d of0 underclassmen, !e CSI, Page B2 3 0 -;8 .310-28 0.2 -timimes Tlic Spartans'final;lai year In the Think thenm juniors Meghan Compllod from staff repo, 50r t . , P l« s= see( ___ 5A ranks was cruel totoanunusu-' Pleasesesee WRSEN.PageB2 B-2 TImM-Ntwi,ri, TMnT M il, Idilio. 8«turday, At«lt« w t 2S, 2004

S p o r tn e s Wen«un I w IUM) a n d M o n tan o leciledthe'IVojansin Gooding running back:k Drad SchOOl 1, Bulluhl 0 Uircwolli all kinds of defensive looks but wasn’t'much better as even liwminwl Allison / scorcd on a 30-yar tack les w hile1 Davis, D Michael «■ BUHL - CulDl ! Giants, from b o th 4-3 and . die Jets' backups were aggre^resslvc • In Uie second quarter. foUi nhroals capiain “ “ C h an d ler a n dI JcJonathan Stone o- ucs^kMHwil'unlWMI . B obby F lanigan I aignments. wiUi frequent defensively. His perform;irmoincc by a K enny McCrac* conve oach hauled in IntercepUons g- J, ! blitzes and a nicc mbc of ' could cost ilim in the Giantiants’ QB .• ag ain si N ew Pl) m h . to p u t th e Senatocs u|m a n ?hSo“nfrnh;, Plymouth quar- ost Bulil Friday co^^Bcages, While Giants starting ,. derlty,becauscWamer\vas:vas9*of- , terb ack M lcali Et Rogers la te r sco rcd in' Uic < lEuniunson.'Avo paft RiverR 58. . I afternoon in thele sea so n op en - crback Kun Warner han* 11 for 104 yards. of Ihe three plckficks led to scores. U ? ” ” ter on-’an 8-yard scamperM, M d ers for b o lh team Uiem deccnUy and led his . - - In all, die Jets h ad five/e sisacks, • ■ "Edmunson's'I-S a heckuva' Sho-BeBan 12 Hclemanf Bingham add to a first-quaner touch* including Jolm Abraliiun'sVs inir die rw,H CutUiroatsats (1-0) play at S ,'o “, quanerback."■ said T rojans MALT conversion m n to give G I,on Ron Dayne’s 9-yard second qutlner pn-which ^ ITA-RaftRlverscoredon F tadal “““ Wednesday.. :h Man* coach Steve GoWest Jefferson. C arey c o ach Kathithy Whilwonh. "Carlssrlssa Is as tougli as nails.” ,»nered lilm fourtli placeI ai Uic H ansen,jn, who also ran In a “Ketchum hasi a real young Nordquls|ulsi .said. ' stale ‘ 4A m eet last seiison. aeedlflfSO.VtlKyO • team ." Tlie 10lop I'aIJs finishers McKee sum ed oui Jn ihtJc/nJd- c n Oakley 44, RoRockland 12 “ JS. n VA* 0 0 00-0 River (I-O) travels to -gj . 0I1I6.M Amy Olsen potlounded down \vere Brit3rittany Ward and Aspen ^die of the pack and passedsed die lUK:kT^\ND - 'Htere• will be Murtaudugli n ex t Friday. FM4uM> 10 blocks and.d- m a d e fo u r C loniz: inIn fifUi a n d sbcUi, wiUi ^ciirly leaders aboui a milelie iinto no winlcss seasoiison this fall for blocks. Jessica Royloyal added five Umes,of;o f 23:03 and 23:04. Solid ' die ^ nice. He wiis able loI main*mi Ihe Oakley Horne'nets. RittRittRlvM88,Sho-8tnU 00 -- 8r« A«w 50 kMiIt w I aces. tim es, butbu: die good finishes for ‘lain th e race's Inidjil quick:k pace,pi The Hornetss are; 1-0 after t (ti-12 0 0- - Ce«T Rogin e (HMnvin IVfM’Ti ri^l Mt4 Mi.M tm m m T lie C arey junionior varsity de- freshmenien Natasha Bortz (llUi. pulling f awiiy cjLsily from mosm osi of healing Itocklundn d .14*12. led by ' 0*G>it^*m 0* Sn^lliMruX) feated iheir The th e 31 entrants by die 2.5-ti enUtwiltiwnTirrTtwtiCJTueiOTwi 0* le Community , 23:40) imd im Briitiuiy PosUiunia :.5-mile 2AH total yardsi b by senior laii- :ltru<|PM»ilWil*iMi a - BecAr M MH trom CM> nsfn in««><««, U 21.15*12. coach MMiuiy a Grindstaff smlhng. "It’s a lol quicker Uian mmy y firet1 Urady Liennantm scored twice The Carey varslirsiiy (1*0. I-O) “r m really re hiijjpy wiUi Uie lim e last year," McKee siiid.tliu. l ie o h fivc’-yard ru n s m s o f five yards ■ Boys Bi soccer hosts Hansen a:and Mackay girls." hche said. "■ITie freshmen -hopes *’ to whitUe Ills Ume; dowdo n while McBride ru m b led in o n «R-rM>«nlWMI Ql 'IXjesday. T h e Cuiiu iih ro a ts (0*1. nmrcjOlyiUywellforUieirfirstmeel. .“lo a b o u t 16:30 l)y d ie limle e ststate runs of HO am:ind 15 yards. IW Ull U IV> IM4I OBliss l 2, Declo 0 0-1) ira v e l to RitRiclifield that ’Ihey’res veryv excited to have rolls around. McBride also haulauled in a 30- SS Mit 10 S'Wn (HiAMn u li^ j BUSS - Junior David BtBuUer nighi. No Commtmunity School done sow0 well riglit away." Lopez, a sophomore,!. looku yard p ass from Elli Elliott T hom . Ra!'e«.,.io,„norun aand n Sophomore Ell Goilough Slats w ere availabli‘ble.- officitdiid leam scores werc not second wiUi a Ume o f 17:49.')19.'Ibl* kept. IlieHie Jerome girls woidd ^man took Uilrd. followedfed by - h av e won o n wiUi ’ 28 points to 47 for younger X' brother ’IVoy Tolmarm an in :ilis Higli a n d 57 for Cen- fifdi widi i» il8 :4 1 .'iy ie rnhom io n p- Funk, Johnsonn lead at BuickI Clhampion;isnip son. Connid Ixe tmd CliiiiIhiince M inicoCO entered( four Individu- Cniig Jr rounded out die varsity van CKOMWELL., C onn. (AP) - • ...... McGill’s Me first round co-leacaders David Lynn off EEngland (68) als :uid1 BBull! Uiree. Bulil’s top times “ for iheTigers. I'rcd 1-unk andd tour rookie Hilary Lunke (69) and IUiuraj i and Relief Gooseisen of Soulh finishers v Wilh seven nmners missilissing. Zach lohnson had rs w ere Jeimi Vanl loozer -,, lad near perfeci D iaz (69) arc tied wiUi Lonarena Africa (69) werere o n e stro k e iiil2U iw it the Minico teams ivere sheshon- ouiings Friday lo10 sh; are a o n e - ' — widiatimeof23:43.2and * O choa (68) a t 135. back at 135. Alicia Phlll h a n d e d .. m aking it difilculi;uli to stroke lead in Ihe Buick sessionI of th e lead. liilllps in l5Ui wldi a Ume . . Sweden’s Fredridrik Jacobson of 24:03.3. P Minico’s Lindsey Sun- judge die S panans’ .stan. Championsliip I after two and Austria’s Markirkus Brier each derland (2 "We did fine," said secoricond* rounds. • Eurpeans battle for 1 (27:47) look 23rd out of McGill!1 shoots 64 p“ shot 65. finishinglg two strokes the 33 entimtraiiLs. ^year coiich Gjiry Mitteisieaiileadt. Johnson shott a 5-uiider cr> t j Ryder Cup spots off th e lead. “Albion will be a betler testI for us and l-unk had aI fi(fi(> t{) m ove to d LPGA Tbur stop , (next(r week)." NOItD ElCIIUNniED, GGer* Five players wenfere at 137, in* BoVS H-tinder 132 forur th e lo u rn a - KUTZTiZTOWN, Pa.-Jill McGill me Resiillii follow: many - Miguel Angel Jlmen:nez’s' eluding Americanan John Daly ir...... v, nicnt. (jne betlerler lhan Hank shoi anI 8-8-undcr*par 64 to lake 66 nn scores were kept, die Qlrit 66 gave Uie Spaniard a oone- and Scoi Colin MiMon,gomc.ric, < C4-tuiR t03i: Jrm. Kuehne (65). -First-round a ihree*sij*siroke lead after two sh sht o i lead at th e B^BMW w h o b o th shol 70. boys would liave record* }v« ;.r 7J o « ^f^Ocnt c» C:oceres are iw oI sirstrokes back. A Classic. liiry widi only 33 polnis rotropean players are inin a f.S S T . g ro u p o f six goll'e)H'ers are th ree McGill.ill. a n in e* y ear LPGA scr Jacobsen leadsis after two D iiimondbacks’ 45. T\vin 'O JJ JJM scramble to make the Ry< I' Mf.ytf-x.-r'xir iBtA. . strokes behind theIhe leaders. Tour veieeteran looking for her Cu lissing three of Its better U EiMtHarosuM Jl-03 '4 Kri C up leant. y rounds in tiie TrTradition '"i“ nw. 15 iitSiOMCT Bji ua 16 & Johnson, thee Nationwide first viciortory, birdled sbc of seven Four f Ryder Cup berths c ______m nners,5, tctook third wiUi a 72 foi- J4 3i t> ow,. 1 a n d ALG1-L\, Ore. - 1 J4 44 le (>3UliWR»nr,J MV* HM 19 Tour piayor o f thlie e 'year in 2003, holes fronrom the eighth througli two tw( captain’s picks are upp for sen leads ihc lour ly Minico widi an 89. . »- Falls' lop finisher was W/HU : n c«-r, ;JM won the BellSouil)uth Classic in 14th forr aa tournament 3G*hole grabs gra at the final qualifyfying h elp ed brltig to his »40 nes in sixUi p lace w iih a ;$4J JJJ 13 InM,St/oovn Uivo J?4? 54 6 ^ March tor his firsfirst PGA Tour record I4-under I 130, four event cvc to make the 12-irman Jacobsen shot an Crtjr, V 4{ ■« ICMI J m !> U lille. Tliu rookie hi r 18:53. M inico sopho- ! hll all 14 fair* strokes better bt than the-previ- team tea which plays the Amtneri- Friday In the lYaditI !> c W ways and had sevceven one-putts ous mark i dition to m ove ,nrm* llnillobbic Newman took :i10» KjuFirfia rk set by M oira D u n n In cans car at Michigan’s OaklaJ a n d to 9 un d er, o n e slroIrokL-ahradof 1 ^ 1 in llie ro u n d . Afte\fter two days, 2001. viUi a tim eo f 18:25. It was ^ HUiH lU sonS ept. 17*19. B m ce Lieizke, a fter he's been the most lerlworounds „s|„ngs,a;stan inhisefion loqual- ost accurate in Soo*Yuifu n K ang (66) a n d Jimenez, ji who’s alreiicady of the Champions ins lours last ■ iryforslatGa ie for Uie first tim e. < Ihe tournamenl.I. Iihitting 27 of Suzann1 Peitersen F (63) were clinched clir his second Ryder■ CCup major of the year, 2H fairways. three stroi , 'T in ila Ibundi suonger dian J,'* rokesbackat 11-under appearance, apr posted a two-ci-day Lieizke h a d a 6 7 1 r.fl .7 to head Into, la.,tye.tr.-N•."Newman said. "Ii’s def- ^rU DU cnMlM l-unk. the •nlo^no si a c c u ra te 133. Shili Hyun I Aim (67) and total ton of lO-under 134, a sh sl o t th e th ird ro u n d at 8 18 under. DA inltjlyaloiI lot of Improvement, so - ^trr* 1915 4 «crr»3B«jt 19J1.1S&.«i (IrivLTon lour.-mis:nissed only Uie Grace I’ark Pai (66) are another better bet than England’s Dar4*j?049 jr u«.a 1!) ESI def. Northwest finishingi; bcliindb( d ie tw o top Di- :)u n II..S.MK1 (JSl hii an iin|)injiressive .440 focusingi oon trying to hit a tar* ^ ■ 4 01 » J4 45 3l.n»t«ur«j Ua against ihe Ilebcsbels. led by get insteacead of hitting Uie ball ^01Sollege (Wyo.), iim ondbad){ick nm ners. Uam CSI def. Westernim Taiyana Menshiko'ikova's 12 kills loo liard.”1.” 30-30-9,30^16 in just 1-latiempisl>is (.H57 h ittin g "W lienn theyI h av e h itters like . , Wyoming CC, perceniage). they d o andan you let them pass M enshikova finished wi Lar!rsen "WL- 'were connemeeting well." die ball to th e net, Uiey'rc very ! i ^ t kills, M ana Siemiatkows'S!: 30-13,30-24 d from Bl dn CSI iicad coach11 Ilien Stroud tougli beelecause you’re letting ilx a n d Q irystal Joluison five^e as ’ Tlie liigles survivvived a .scare Conllauetl fri Jmmmer for local rock b ban an d said. "We were rtiniiinningmiddle.' them hhn-on-lalotoftim 1- es.^ ZSl dropped outmatdied Non)rUi- from W esiem W yominlnginGaine l Boettcherer inI basketball, sopho* I’iii’jiriah. We w ere ru n n in gi atanyw here w e he added. vest Collcge (WVa). 2 beforc putting Ulc Ui Spanans niorc Dale Dal Sayles on the B oetieher will retu rn to) leadlea w an ied . If il w as> a set it was a . Menshiklilkova had seven kills Nonhwcst College finishi•hed :iway. grid iro nI, , a n d ju n io rs A m b e r Uuhe girls biisketbiill team wwit idi vilh just 10 kilLs for Uie mate kill. A nd T aiyana w.'iw as tm believ- in G am e) 2. Dixie crept to with- ;)(;} , itcli. W estern W yomingng scorcd five WarUi tmnd d Cory Warbunon on heier toiigliness. iis will Wani/anil, ahle." • . in 2fl*241 aher{ trailing by as ed liy Alicia I’opplnga witli Umircc. siraiglit poinis in1 the I second the diamcm o n d . ’Ih c S p a n a n s wlivho could also be Idiiho'si pre-p n liliane Santos; fi:finished the many asi 101 po in ts, b ut M en- a c i gtune to lake a 12-1i-U lead. But werc loadiaded with developing niinier sofibiill piidier this year.L*ar. maich wilh eighthi kills. G an- shikova recorded rec ih e fintil tw o :SI def. Casper (Wyo.) three kills from Mcnslnshikovadur* talent dialat alwiiysi seemed lo lie Oh, • and Minico's individuiidual d au i; d ish ed o ut 17 assists a n d kills for the:he w in. Coll:ollege, 30-13,30-19 ing a 10-3 C:SI ninnn gave the one or two:vo step s b eh in d Idaho’s sp':ports iiren’t liad either..Jiinic:inior Udnali Serralta 10.1). S etter Tera Ti F'ish a n d 'J>aci r< Ejigles a 20-16 advanttige.j biggest scluichools. wnvrestler Kevin Killoy is comm ining CSl-won 14 of die final Dixie grabbed:l ia -I-3 lead W'eaver led let the Rebels in the I 17 WWCC d o se d to wlUiiA wi 20*19 But now,)w. in d ie Cliiss ‘lA Great iff a fiftli*place finisli inI lailast toints In GtJinc 1 to cruise to U early in Game I1 and later match wh.vith five kills apiece. I die via a Clielsey Giincines ace but Basin CTonfimfercnce, those young yet'ear's state 5A loiirnam entn t at; trailed just 11*10. B ictory against Casper (W^t^o.) would not break even;en again. tetuns diallat look tlieir beadngs 12 pounds; Killoy developedled a I. Bui a Sanios ' Fish also3 finished fl with 16 as- liUfSe. . kill, w hich sh e foilfollowed wilh sists. against 'l\vIWin Palls, Pocatello, .cul:ult following during the statestat Casper narrowed Uic gap several effective juijump serves. Note: CSICS freshman Samara ;vin CSI def. Salt Lakl line, arc ready lo grab toiournamcnt for his vicioud ous helped the liagles fie first gam e to 16*10 foUowli r » eiie ‘and dish out. some 'vnvresUing style. By Day 2 oifth f th e lies raiile off Freitas misnissed Friday’s m atch* g kill kil by Halli McBride o n U 30-20,30-26 sev en stniight jioini: pu n ish mlent. en Spahan style. evt:veni, Wds were scurryinglg loi in is io g n ib a ri es d ue to> a a b ro k en to p k nuckle ridit1^11 side. But Uie Ea^es tlu IH-10 edge. on the'm idi h e n CSI rccclTOd 12 killsdlls from San- ’ ."W e’ve! alwaysal had solid rep- Killalloy's m atches, telling friend;m ds. liddle finger of her left, «gan Uieir n in \vlUi a Jolinscison tos as Uie Eagles hit "We served loiigjiigh." Stroud non-hittinging h a n d . T h e Injury Jdu ■. hit .429 as a rek^ntationlon in our Individual ”VcYou have to com e w aicli diis tlii 111 and finished die game offc team against SWAC^C rival Salt spons. but i said. was susiairained Monday during whei ut Uie last co u p ic years gU)W I>e's nasiy." /hen Uie TliunderblrcLs’ Jackckle Lake C om m uniiy CollCollege. hiive b een i Buf if serving wasvas a strength practice, although a she prac- -nim m tougli on our team 'H '1 ie m ove to Uie 4A rankss h a s bmer went too deep on anI aat- Gandauli dished oou ut 14 assists- sports," Pen’errigot said. “Ii’s an ex- giV' fo r CSI, il w as jusiI tlithe opposite Ucedthrou|3ugh Thursday. Freitas tacit iven the Spanans renewei!wed ick. while Serralta finlsheihcd wiUi 13. ching Umele riglut now.” •. hoi fo r th e Rebels, according acc to undenventnt surgery Friday af- Mi lopc. And w hen ho p e is givei5iven Menshikova paced CShvitliII 110 Kristy N llson a nnd d Fabiona That exczxcitemcnt is under- to head coach Jeff I’arkarker. temoon andai is expected to kills D a special group of adileteletes Ills while Slemiatkowslisk a , Leomll led SLCC wldi wl( six kills standable.le. especially w lih likeke th e S p an an s hayc Uiis ycai "W e d id n ’i servirve i the ball miss fourr w eeks. addcddcd eight. Gandauli finlshe year, lied apiece. standout inindividuals like Matt Ittcan be a very dangerou:ro u s Schenk back bac for th eir sen io r Uililing. Shoshoime ___ years: Scherhenk, a 6-foot*2 three- "Anytime "y you sian winnlnin lng ------s p o n athlithletc In football. lt‘si's going to create a fun atmn os-os basketball,II. a n d track, h a s devel- phc Continued frotn B l Zack Riversers said to Uie guys, Sm Cnci <-2. i9«ouu - i»/d herc in the school; but monnorc tJie Lions' m otto. W r e a f a mimily, : w e win, lose, a n d r.ti• 2a9< SM » M>i u Pmto Cvu lUm Ihm iIW') V 4'.(Wn|-l6.Tliv<«B>»^}-ia Ito o n e o f M inico’s Imj:nponimdy in the community,' PASSMO-Srei'ant SM4 lM(«]t leaders bot "It's like we talkedced about. It's bleed togetjeUier,' It’s absolutely both on and off Uie Pererrigot said. "We feel like we'n - SmUpau 10lut Tvv^lMta l»wi<<1 r

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' ' • . S'Scores aisND STATS m k e e s B a s e b a l i Ya ! rally WHA- •• G oOLF i AiMncan u a(u VT'S ON T/ ^ i i l ig ;”!!:! —BacKTOsumpfonship ■ eSBST w I g ta « AutoRfl ___ • Men's basketball,ll,GoklM«lll G< S j i s s i iwnfi » 8-7 vlctoiyyovertheTbrontoBlue w ei^ gam es b e h U id -C h lcq ^ lIn n Track &.neld. Gold S 2 ? ^ • S ■ c m u a S aMft-iH s Joys on Fridaidaynight. the:leNLwUdrcatdrace. ibair nals; men's javelin,ain, m en’s ■ • j _ Esteban ■Time 1 Is running short forru us, s. ■ ■ isr ,5 g ffi g ' j ' 4«. M' J§in r s •. •■..,800m, menlsSOOOi000m , m e rii; ; j .! i i ^ S ’ i V B Loaiza faUe^. butat we'te n o t do p e yet." RoUlna[Uns !.! SJ E a . s tomakeit.out saiddd. ■ * 'U ttle league Wbildilid Series, • * 4x400m-reiay, men'nen's . . - « m . J Of th e fUth . ampionship,- '4xl00m relay,womM11l. S>aH,VlM«i StItIIjI t74 :ll BOSTON'N -• M anny Ram irez a fivc'game suspension stem-}m- vs. Souihern Cal,I, Gold Medal finals (l^ ■ 12SS R Bl n 90 nS y‘lu»(* »< ] singled and:id scored beforc leav- miniUig from a scuQle on Aug. 15 ta oe ESPN, 5:45 pjn. wrestling, freestyle ( ?S£1S J ing with a bnI bruised knee, a n d thc withidl Pittsburgh's Jason K e n dilL^ ^ ««. iT. S iih- «7-tt-iM -t streaking Rei ua »s • NFl preseason. Patri■atriots ■ Medal finals (tape). 0 0 11 UrxMW ia IM Red Sox beat Detroit 1 1 . 0 0 Cen IW «U« :[ for thefr 1C10th victory in 11 (J a r Nnlen » e7 . I J h . at Panthers, CBS,5,6 6 pjn, C N B C ,lajn. ttm ardinais 8, P irate S UMM H n 4X U9i*L«-» s u t a gg:|j' j games, trg- w .7 Ricky GudJuderrez singled three PITTSBURGH - JUn EcUnondsnds s r “r ” « j ^ ^ S o c c e r Silaa M M &U« “ -C)Colf ;er SS? ■ i n£)t timcsanddrcdrove in two runs, and okU upon hUnself 10 get th ej SSt.l M’-aMMn iuis CarcUnals' offense goUig £ 2 2 U JJ IS UT|1«HUI4 C«r,mcrs a n d m atched a careerw r w I Pa B o x i n ^12 provetoaseaseason-high 21 gam es NG S 5 S " ~ a ^ widi five RBIs on Fridayday 3 • Ihird round, TQC, 7) •is , . fSSg®a r — E S T , 5'^jg’ii over.500.ThcIhewin was tempered » ,1 • Canadian Tour. BaylirM*' V „.^T ennl« CJfOtWlrJ 7M».i» TM by th e loss)ss o f R am irez, w ho sht, leading the CardUials overv er li" i 11 B Pittsburg Pirates 8-5. Mnni n It ,xs« » Open, third round,J, • lS'iS?* s i 'I fouledapitchitch oEThis left knee. Hc i i S w as day to> da day after X-rays were "1 just got lucky. Just hit dthe ie TQC,llajn. •WTA, Pilot Pen Invitati(Ilational. ' il on the •barrel. Edmondsid s i,lp_ championship, CBS, siLMt.Paeutnj •Buich Championship, Champions TouTourJel^Wen said.id. "It's nice to get a w ia WeVe;Ve PnitM»lS.UMiAMI I pjn • ATR TD Waterhouse Cl en flai a n d needed to pick u p »YUmf.LoiAnMin2 third round, CBS, 1 1 “ Cop. srvsa'iisssf.' S%Mc««vcu Indians 66, ,' White Sox 3 g,” ; FignMJ.CeaMoS lassie, ' semifinal, FSPT, 1 1 1, jn . ! momenmm^^-. wnoSmFiwcace] • Wachovia Class CLEVELAN-AND - C C Sabathia Edmonds Ed hit a two-runu n «ATI?TO Waterhouse Cl ■MKiM'yu Tiwy 7^2 ‘“ •“ 'T S - K S ! - third round, TGC, 1 1 oitaM ' Struck out li11 in six innings and hommer Ul die first inning andm d “«'*«*■ • 'Champions Tour, TheD,e - semifinal, FSPT, i'j:'5 p. EESs E S r ’^ S 4 Ronnie'BeUia:Iliard hit. a three-nm addcded another nvp-run shot;Ui Ui Tradition, third roundund. i Iiom er to leadleai the Indians over Uie; tlUrdt off Ryan yogelsong (4- Sl IMS (Uortn IM) a Potugn iroi « ^ tjt *■ iheQiicagoV'oWhitcSox.theirsec- ii)a) as St. Louis beat the PiratesItes 01 li»im TGC, 4 pjn. Horse racli S&M '“ " 9 » £ |ja i o n d win inil2f^es. 12 fort!‘ the fifth consec^dve time, ssaaa;j~*>’“’ M S . E S »g:jg Is \ Tlie Whiteite Sox lost their sev- Tliriie victory camc after thedie 4ip*^i4. Q O p O I y m piplc$ I • NTHA, Travers Stakes, 7sS:i2 J ^ ne igam es a n d feU o n e Cardjdinals lost two of diree to thcdie Bishop Stakes: fiiursiicrrstarrlave n.fy\n ^ game backck of second-place Reds is~~. Isis' ■ Is ds - UicludUig a 1-0 defeateat Wi«M« (Snm D| a fMMMM < 3li,Gold Handicap, ESPN, 3 p iMeiMGrfln umj«Si t»r;S ^ m 1 Q e v elan dUl ln tthc AL Central. Tliurursday - theU- fust loss in nineine Sl.SOSpffl . Women's basketfiali. I s > “s 5 r . t e ; a % ., . s s SiBriC;ics. Medal game, USA,U 7 s j n . I S4tnn>AiaiM 7l.» i,li»\»miPt>Vl Tl.Tii i - I NationallII League AL Boxes •Boxing, Gold MedalJl nifinals rr ; ' B AraMnM.rt SimnCm T»7i :pos 10, Padres 3 INDIANS e, WHITE SOX« x :3 (live): men's soccer. <.t2lsrr«ia19 TonPumr 71.T[ss: 3 Mets 9, DodgersDo 2 ViONTREAL - Even vvidiout}ut I CMC*00 OEVEUW risss. « -■ »»:!«s s I NEWYORK Gold Medal final (tap IRK'-GcraldWillijuns v,?!idimir Guerrero and Jose Riwdd *0 J 0 IMWII * I 7WI4J '■} singled twiceice Ul 1 a sbc-run first in* vn )se ' flMnr» 0 0 0 WMMln^ 2 |||| MSNBC,10ajn. Iro, thc Montreal, Eipos sidll ^ Knns» 1 0 0 H«tw* 4 niTuiti 1 nin g and th thi e Ne^v York Mets C£t<9a> 1 I 0 DMtk 4 ______ve som e pcnver in their Uneup. Me 4 0 I ' KCiMna 4 0 i 0 TuMp S tsIiu I broke outo ofl f theU- offensive funk G«ad“ 4 0 2 1 0»»'“ 2 Brad WUlcerson hom cied andZ S iiii S M , 7M^|« i il in ab ig w ayly.beatUigtheLosAn- .b ii s E gelcs Dodgersjers 9-2 Friday night to yd ‘three RBIs. an d Tony Badstasta S “> n ig :V!!' S in i!'””’ a tw o-run shot. IcadUig dieh e ’” " s is b up: 0 0 2 0 0 0 “ J a r . SSSSS I endarivc-gar SSTiT loto ...... S - = S i g»-i44 I Tom Glavin MO.intrcal Expos to a 10-3 winvUi • ?p^0 0 iS m T " m i^ io ^r:lu I during theearlyburstandcoast- COI IT die San Diego Padres oon n Som rawnM*"* ^ -U<»n(2 Is I O iSe U001B00»4 TMU 4l1Sin4Teatl!"* S.! SSSS5.*Sfflffi; KUMrb 71.7g!,:!" I cd to hisi 260tli2( career win. d a y n i^ it. mn (Hea.Ctai UemiHCMir 7^*1 .Vilkcrson led off Uic first \vithiUi ^ ' rrWSSSi'Si J!.7!li4i E Dodgers starttarter WUson Alvarez ,, ‘ R S r s s ® came out inin tliet second Uinlng **“: . * team-leading 25di homerie r iscd left forearm after d ‘added a two-run double■Ul Ui 1 ) 4 Ftd TtndMPMnpFke.itS A S K J . T r a n s a c (Mi.0-1 s s a i ) S s =T:.;: ;2 I 0 NqngattinMl I JB :kbyaifrHoyd-shanl \ sixth. Badsta. who hil hU> his u n 11.J1 0 0 0 leads Montreal widi 83 ii ! ! I s s s e S snw: nK C i. of f S uir’ one-hopper. !o! i ! s r f . , s n n RBIs,'Is. The Expos lost Guerrerolto to , , . CKS",. s c s s a i 2 11 ' o^wis^t a - 7 I a 1 4 I S 3 2 Ibacks 4, I agency and Vidro to a sea-;a- » " ! i S i i o o a u5ypme5$.'fK«?r«y«» j t i ffifffioriCKwjriiMtei2»rZL DIamondba i-encUng knee Uijury. HMTr * ) 0 0 0 MtMmMB C4n*3>.12larMMOiePkl Wdnwsr <20001 1 S . ij;; a w H t . Reds 3 ,1U 1 innings H6)M>rSMM.nnirner. but (Shipper Jones’ two-re- . BCIHOfT BOmjH f£sr- ss,»*;is2f4 victory overr theth CUicinnati Reds , ^.. *t h H ar S S S 3 I drive helped the AdantaIta lartWracn. »lg>«ugnr*n n i ^ F light. Bmvcves beat die San Francisco , I 1 I . PHtUiES6,BREWEM cnyaU lU nmOUMmtolTKPaI A ndy Greeirccn tripled off tlie cSm u 3 0 10 U ^f I] II 0 UWMKEE PHUk HrMmn 4 0 0 Ucmx n ts 5-3 Friday night for dieireir JSmmu IOOO (Mrat 2 0 0 «r a •»TW<1»BnAVtS-««ffo!If right.ifdd waU W! w ith o n e o u t ‘ Rr,uistrai^t . vinory. 4 0 0 p#mo 4 0 0 AotaltaI . ripiv i !! a.t : : i ! : : r ^ L . CcnoMRmra ■ SgOinSt ]0C ValcntUieVal (1-3). After iret VMght set a career h i ^ S i H s H i l & ! !! g,B 40 S (HWUvSr^SIPMna. Q u inton MetVlcCracken walked, i UuncnK 10 10 OCbnu 3 I II his 13di \vUi. W ri^ t (13-6) TInncfi 1 0 0 0 KnMH ■iii 4 0 s ii I sS i l ! ! ? ! ! Ss r s - i I Clntronliitasia soft Uner to center. : t la 1 0 0 0 nr»« 0 o o W sm ) drove Ui th e go-ainead rui n n . . . CMS 1*24 nm Brian Brunruney (3-3) aUowed , ?p^s I F o o t b a^ i L L one hit in dietlie lOdi for die win. ll a sixth-UinUig bunL bright, xvho w as 12-10 withth ff"; «J NFLPr»s«8s< 0 pitched th e 11 Ui for KjeSKff GregAq^op veland Ui 1998. had not w on MThMUOTT w3^B?UETWVMMwflhPOmv^BrIh lus elghtli save jh ■ iissi'asss.';a'if»if». S iis s fiilll s i ^ s a f ' JIBlCE HCMtnnaOFMMnSMlA Ul do:loubIe figures again beforcire i.D4nxi ln«p 0 0 0 OP^ Gut 2. Pb M ^2 IOMH.U-. ti SiLiete>l«FVjnuSiML< K M s a f Mm r i MBp 0 0 0 ■MtajJW. w L T Ata PF PA RHPMMSMr erging as a surprlsUig TM a i I TM n a I a 5m5?»Si22?4i3ilS5ie ng S S S S S * ^ " CWInn(2S)SF-C«i«rdi Wna!«L NVM '2 I 0 KtS7 «1 40 SMDI^PM»ES-Ca)n9i Phillies 6,I, BBrewers 1 ngdi Ul die Braves' routdon.IL I ee 90 mSS« S omdom a r o » . e-ownnopphtwtmua- ss, llii;S ;? s ssssT "-'^ PHILADEUELPHIA - Jimmy Hcpiipitched seven UinUigs, glvUig 1 6 U«7,PMtiMtrHtS-a(n 0 0 0 WMU ] 0 s s ; . . ; s s 2 LeagueWorlclSIcrSerics.Conejo\'al- manailager Tom GUiUier said. iiii ^Eiii I .! ! ! kST ; ! i s aiMoeon Icy, ofTliousaiisand Oaks. CaUl., Ui CaU to 2 to cMifi I 0 0 w inai? !i ! i "*»» ' >,J1 “w Sl ■ w i S i r S w w i ^ ^ aUfomia (4-0) wUl suirt Codyly " • > ! ! - w I T r« 92 2U2 2 I ^ Mitni OranBfr' i 2 0 » 3 44 fSSSJ™ " em phasizingg defensed for Satur- ihe onsnly holdover from thc Tbcas 2MlMa<).. MM CinwonSjlhfwn.’jSMi!? daj^US.cfiarnampionship game, leamtII dial reached die U.S. semi-f ^CT8.4 1100 0 0 jl 0 SSS 1 i J sM » a ftlM 1 3 9 SSI „ The intemaln ad o n al ch a m p i- QnalsIs Uist year, is batting .7699 JStLM 4Mt I t a 1 JIamWLM 7 7 I t Pabao Little League with f( 4 J g g * .222 Bl • *0 Mmt .0 2 9 000 II tl cKAOOmSSiSSF*” 1 four h o m e ru n s to 1 ^ sixbe L S T Uill" rrr isr^» SPvffiS?!ul, C uraco a N ether- IbxasIS |players battUig .500 or bet-t- 1 g t t OE lan d s AnlUlesUes (4-0), again st ter. lu En^iM rtSSftSl?” Linda Msta ofGuadoJupe,o f C Mexi- “Iththink w e can all acUiUt thatit “ Hi co (3*1) in a1 remrei atch o f a g am e w hen)n we'rc not doUig what weteB uMomuMM C uracao won 3- M s s a r * ’-”’! i i i J i! SsssSf'’ n 3-2 Ul pool play. suppo)osed to d a we look up toO T4MM14M|)0M) T f 9 4 TkM»Nnr».1Mnl » ta a ,2 0 0 4 , t ------^------/

T lH E SUMJM E R G A MM E S O F a ______f i IE XXVIIII O ly mVlPIAD

Argenntiiiadr<'ops U.S. I WO«nen heeld off ERussia i]n fourtlih ATHHNS. G reece (AI’) - ; :o th re e go als from centien te r eryl Swoopes mado three . Fal7abio B cncivenga. Unite250 modal events [)|Diving Hy when the game out oui a semiHnal victory o U .s; will pla; COUNTRY O0 8 B TOT KozalG county SatncUU,tiling was Impossible,“ y 3 9 5 17' Uzbekistanin • 1 .0 2 3 vldi 346.53 points. Only die10 topto that used io dominai When Usa Leslie fed T11 in a ‘ ® M a g n a n0 n ,said “We had to go xiu 6 7 8 16 u ivia 0 3 .0 3 .8 18 divers moved on. . a n 69-81 w in in th Tliompson for'a layup, it v Mathew Helm of Ausiraliiralia ' * ? o u tth c n jn: nndatiack i them on an 6G-58 qq. with 2:50 to go, enou s r ^ 3 4 9 16 Portugal • 0 2, 1 ' 3 I semifinals Friday ni( G,o«co ■ 6 4 4 14 Estonia vas die to p qualiricr widi 513.(113.06 ooiing.-go foe them, □f a cushion for the Unil 0 1 2 ' 3 vva ■ For the first time Bolorus 2 3 7 12 Argentina 0 0 3 3 poiloints. Alexandrc Dcspadeic b< f n c f c i m 'hdt wc wd. and that's 51^1Slates to. hold on for its 2 ‘ , the gold niedal .willr111 not go to thc „hywewo Bulgmio 2 1- 8. 11 ’ Iran . 2 0 0.2 - Ca::anada. silver medalist in 3-I A m ericans. straight' victory • in »><= « PolHnd 3 mericans gave Argenti-A V • q Iv 3 2 4 9 Morocco 1 1 0 2 menctor springboard, vras scconicond And for tlie firstret time sincc Olympics.' I, b u t th e fact rem ained £ Conada ■ 2 5 2 9 , Bahamas' 1 0 1 2 wllvidi 500.55. pro players were ad Lauren Jackson, the WND■IBAs CzochRop. 1 g p a n o f die U.S. team 's 1 3 4. 8 isfool 1 0 1 2 .ori(^al Dream Teaream 1 n ° r n Jl>»>»'’iBP MVIHvith Ihe Seatde StormI 1last . swodon 4 its fu n d am en tal w eak- g^j,. 4 1 2 7 Finland- the United States wil> ^ n o t b c t h ; season, had 26 points andd 13 Bmzli 2v 3 2 7 Colombia Super Saturday will endind 1 lack of familiarity widi S ? ? J su Olympic champion. reh o u n d s to load A ustralia p a st Tufkoy 3 1 2 6 Cameroon1 1 0 0 1 wvith i' 34 gold medalistsIts :ier. p o o r defense and Brazil. Tliat set u p a rcm nichc h o f Ethiopia 2 -We fought ass hli a rd as w c ‘’1 '" 2 2 2 6 Dominiconn RiRep. 1 0 0 1 ATHENS,I Grcece - It’s Suptiuper outside shooting. y,,,die gold medal game In Sydrdney Slovakia 2 could. We couldn't;n’t get It do n e 2 2 2 6 iroland ' 0 0 ^ Satiaturday in Greece, aan . for whatever reason,ion. They were “ wed diat die quancrfi- four years ago, when thc UrJn il- Thailand 2 0 4 6 UAE )lympic extravaganza withd i3 34 a better team lhan )ry over Spain was an L‘d States heat the Aussssies Austria 1 4 1 6 Hong Kong i ? S !. “;old i m ed als aw ard ed acrossISS 141 Iverson said. J p d o)n. S n o t a n avmkening. 75.176*54. Konya 1 4 1 6 , India Argentina, wiihh ialmost the . dontI't know If we’d have Denmark 1 0 5 6 Sorbia-Monl. ramie hours. s ; 2 ; sN one o f ‘c m vvill h an g . same roster tliat madem; history beaten them th( If llmmy had ' NonMay 4 0 1 5 Efitfoa 0 0 1 1 f Canoe-Kayak iround th c nccks o f th c U.S. U.! in 20 0 2 by becomiiming the first Played 400 mr in u ies - thougli I’d Now Zealand 3 2 0 5 Mongolia 0 0 1 1 aro team to defeat a U.S.U.: squad of nave liked:cd to havc had tliat SCHINIAS. S' Greece - GiGer- Toiwan 2 2 1 5 Syria 0 0 1 1 nicnen's basketball leam. NBA players, will1 ocompete for chance. Brown B said. “Basket- many's mai Birgit i-ischer won1 i iier Switzerland 1 1 3 S- Trin.andTobfl'obago 0 0 1 1 fAllen Iverson and his mUmU- tlie gold m edal agairjainstdiewin- hall has1 been h getting better elgl.•ighth gold modal., becomin in g Azorboi|an 1 0 4 5 Vonqzuoloi 0 0 11 liOlionaire friends will insteaitcad ner of Friday's5 1late game die i world because of :ho the first woman to uw in ______•lay for th c b ro n ze Saturda;rday, between Lithuaniania a n d Italy, w hat ths e D I ream Team d id in OlyiDlympic medals 24 years apap an . ------^ KSlalf o f a n A m erican baskctbauball T heU .S . team w iU1 plplay the loser »2 . a n d rather ra dinn knocking Fisc"ischcr. 42, was part of the t The Swedish kaycayak^palr of M en’S WjWater Polo dotioublchoadcr dial will soo0 thoth Hied Markus Oscarsson i for third placc. o u r guysi wwc should dve credit fouibur-person kayak diat ralli n and Henrik atmpn«;NS, G reece - T am as J.S. w o m en go for th eir diirdihir _ cdg- Nilsson won theirr 1 .0 0 0 -m etor The Argentiness were i- better lothegurely sw how on. lov^o w in tJieSOO-m eier/jnaJ. cc :orcd diroe goals and iraigljf gold medal, ll's ihefinjfirsi of u event, improving on dielr silvor scorc passers, shooters amand defenders Argentirrtina shot 54 percent ing:ng Hungary by iwo-icnths o I moved vrithin ono imo sincc 1988 - a n d d ie: firstfirs .ssccondand th a n th c A m ericans,ms. They con- overall andmd ll-for-22 from 3- secciccond. U kniinc look b ronzezc. in Sydney. Italy was s if an eighth Olympic imc witli NBA players - diadial fronted th em vtdthh a mixture of polnt range, rai while the Fischer Fi won her, first goldId at N orw ay ihird, givingingUj^cnhls ;JSe?^pl'olo gold medal after lie A m orican m e n w on't taktake IS finished jusi 32*for- 18 1 the second medal of thc man-to-man and1 zazone defens- Americans .8 In Moscow, becoming tl u 1 beating arclirchrival Russia in the 1C gold. cs, and confoui)dedled them with 77 (42 perclympic S tad iu m , w here eigheight dals of Christian Gllle ai and deft passes thatlat lumcd die against Spain. Sni Stephen Mar* Sheihe now has 11 total modi a n d lo m a w sia ralliedJ loio 5*5 a t h alftim e. uac-ack and field medals arc0 upu| start of the secondi d h alf inio a b u ry led ththe e U.S. team w ith 18, amd n d will be a strong coniendidcr Vi^lenzek won th e ir l.OOO- «;iirhin.M(-Montenegro, bronze for ' layup drill. ' a n d DuncajiCan h a d just 10 while for:o r a n o d ie r o n Saturday, whithun ttioier final. Russiirsia held off JS S ’S "at ; the 2000 Sydney 1 ^ ^ 0 U.S. te a m looks for goligold Argentina's playerycrs cclebrat- ' being Umitciited to 19.5 m inutes. shhc e races in the pairs kayivak Hungary for seconcl. cd all thc way against 1 in one of Its traditional!nally inal. In th e m en's K-4 0 sot up a shcnvdown stretrongest raccs. th e m en's 40()400* Spain's David Cal surg<•ood • lungarians crosse • ending worid champion,.‘‘w C y c lin g Increasingighishaulto h leforihc go0 head to head in ihe 5,0015,000 dn thc l.OOp-metcr sing ent. • meileiers. ' . ATHENS. Greccec e (AP) - A training, aniand then camc under ngle AITlIiNS. Greece;e - Norway's tournament anoe event. Attila Vajda1 of Gunn*IUia Dahle: dominatedt Tony Azc\zcvedo scorcd diree Thc T track and field domiD m i-' ' botched relay handoidoff doomed invesdgadorion by thc U.S. Ahd- ates NBC's prime-limitim e Marion Jones' chancin ccs o f %vin- ' D oping \gency. Ag( She failed to lu n g ary e n d e d u p in third. the women's mourluntain biko goals andj did ie U n ited S tates ad* n at In die single kayak 1.00 D a p la y o ^ fo r sev en th cov□verage on thc final Saturda;rday ning even a sin^eI mmedal at Ihe qualify forir Ithc Olympic 100 o r JOO- field for h er 15thI consecutive ci vanced to a 1 Adiens, wiUi die elglu goldgoli Athens Olympics, a disastrous 2 0 0 this yciyear, leaving the long- tieler race, two-time wororid win in an iniernaiioilionfJly sane* place. ThocAmericans!cd3-01n A in/ ending to her srnnnmmer of tur- . Jump andid relay as h e r only homplon lilrlk Veraas Larsirsen tio n ed racoi lhe first halflalf and 5-2 In the third meiledal events airing. Tho10 8I also moil and disappointnntmcnt events. if Norw ay w o n d ie gold. Ben Bi Since May' 2003,03. D ah le - p e rio d . PleiPietro Figlloli sco rcd P-m.m.-midnight EDT block alsi willrill feature gold medal event:'cnts' H oping to w in a1 pairpi of golds She hasis repeatedly denied ■ouhy of New Zealand to o k:ihe ll whose time was; I1 h o u r, 56 Uirce. Friday, Marion Jonejnes was shut using pcrforformance*enhanclng liver and Adam van Kooverdirden minutes. 51 secondsids- has won Thc U.S.S. t team w ill face Italy, in1 wrestling, canoeing and anc out Instead. An houlour after she substances,es, b u t ex-hiisband C J. if Canada held qn for bronzeze. 28 o f32 races she'ss entercd.e which defcajfcated Croalia thanks . mcilen's platform diving. firUshed fifth In thc1C longI jump. Hunter repc^portedly'has told fed* a Jones was unable! to moke thc cral agentsits Jones used banned J\ handofT in thc 400-rK)-metcr relay drugs bcforforc. during and ailer attempt foi>r gymnast]tics closuree stirs up irnore angerr w h en Lauryn Wiiliorlioms left too - theSydncytjyG antes. 'early. Jones haihad a chance for rc- ATHENS, G recce (AP) - Woitorld dial was a mistake.Would W< you fix shift rosponlonsibility for its cnvn to) tran i sm it ih e I d le r to Mr. Mt Williams was leftift grasping{ at dcm ptlonio o: n Friday as she tried lymnastics officials werc lookiiking dlls for us?"' USOCDC chairm an . m istakes anand instead pressure I-Iarlamm." the letter said air wiiUe Jones teachached desper- lo do in aa ifew hours w^iat few or "a w ay oui o f die I^ u l H ammm- Peter Uobcrrodi said:Jd Friday. Mr. H am m :into rcsohdng what H I-i am m re lu m e d to th c Uniteciited ately for her teammainaia elite athleteotcs can achieve In a nedal m ess. All dicy d id was w FIG president BruIruno Grandl has becomtimc an embarrassing Slatlaies earlier diis vwKk. Hosdo- do T h e U.S. relay team, tej which lifetime - - win two Olympic nake morc people mad. - suggested In a letterler to Hamm situadon for your federation." dinined commcnt Friday througjugh h a d taken gold forr 'gigranted and medals, onione on tlic tracik and The " president of die Iniemma- dial dving die goldold to S o u d i. T h e USOISOC finds th is request, his;is agent, b u t h c h as s ^ d inilh in< o WM aiming for a world,wo record, one on theicDeld. f ional Gymnastics Fedcmtittion Korcas Yang Ihe-you'oung "would to be Improi)ropcr, outrageous a n d pasiast that he has no intentionin ofo could only watchh aas Jamaica But shefic got progressively sked Hamm to give up his; aall- bo recognized os die di uldmaie so far bcyojyond the bounds of dvliivlng u p his m edal unless5 or*o r won thc gold in 41.7>1.73 seconds, w orse \vithidl each long jump, jound gold medal as tlthe demonstration f of fair play." whallsacccixcptablc Ihat it refuses doncrcdtodosobyFIG. Russia w on th c sUvctlver m edal In vsliUe yana Lebedeva led an Jd m atc ^io \v o f good will, bbut JudgcsscoredYang'sp’s parallel bars 42.27. France got the bronze at unprecedenfented Russian sweep he U.S. Olympic Commlttittce routine incorrccdy> oo n Aug. 16, 42.54. . o f th e mledals. ed Lebedeva, who bid him to take rcsponslbililility failingtogivehim enoinough points ImaM SjW Jones, rurming second,sc w as w on a bron:onzeln die triple jump ar thc problem and rcfusiised for die level of difficulcully. IjtW t B m » closc to thc leadi as a she ap- fourdayseaiearlier, lcaped23-2.5 to ven to deliver the request. Grandl tried to senioncl th c letter l a t i o i ^ r ^ proached Williams,IS. But Jones take th e lorlong jump gold. Irina The " dispute over scores hhas Hiursday nlglil to ti Hamm IjSS^i^ nushroomed Into a bigger,.de- d dirough die USOC, bl rcachcd once, shouteUled “Wait up! Sim agina wiw as second a t 23-1.75 ,butdiecom> . ^X re re are the wininriers fbr th y Walt up!" os she rcaccached a sec- and Thtyan•ana Kotova won die latc about sportsmanshihip. mittee's leaders declircllned to pass ond time, tlien finallydlywasablcto bronze, judgjdging ^ d thc state of dthe . it along. ^ th e baton lo WiliL/illiams on the ' AsLcbediwleva a n d h e r com pa- )lympics diemselves. In a letier backk to1 Grandl, • ^B ack to Schooli. . mild attempt - nearearly running triots tookik ia viaoiy lap, Jones "I ‘ don't know o f any com pai>ari- OSOC secretary general ge Jim Into her younger teanKunmate. vralkcd aroiround the track in die on in any sport anywhelefc Sclierr called die roqiL>quost “a bla- ^ Safezty ^ By tJien W uliamIS s v already opposite dirdirection - towanl tlic /here you crown an athletlete, iani and Inapproprianale attempt out of thc 2 0 -mictcr ctc handofl' practice trane,~ ne she said. line, doingg ia somersault on die 9urley breaking into morec tctears. "I just track, couldn't get die batonlon to'Lauryn. "lliis is sa a miracle,” Liu said. Mountain Dew Modlflec'eds-Double ' 1st Place W inner a n d it d im t h a p p e;n n today."ti . T m to o tireired t to even cry. I never W •NAPA Auto Parts Pony/Stocks i The Uniied Statestes had won ransofasLlL 1 a m very proud, not ^kayla Frost gold in every Olympinpic Mromcn's just form yscywlf and Oiina. but for WW Valley Pipe ThunjnderStocks , C $50 Gift C ard to Walminart of Burley) 400-m eter racc sinccice 1984 - cx- Asia and1 tithe yellow-skinned • MIddlekauff Queen Bee.90S■ Championstiip 9 S l m cept for thc 2 0 0 0 Sydn^tlncyGamcs, peop!e.lbc(> com e out and bc per- Stop TtallerRaee ofDestmcti. . ' / AUl ll other entries have bbeen placed in a when handoff proble:blem s involv- feet. I'm shoitiockcd.V M M S tmME CWIEffnMMBVTiir AES [rawing for prizes fromn these local '('^S ing Jones and others;rs iresulted In Other wiiwinners werc Roben ADHmSSI f F S S stoMpmcEststoo at n mIV579P ii u,,- m s i n e s s e s : a tnlrd-placc finish.L KonusniowsIwski of Poland, who CHEtmONanand SAVE A DOUAR on eachKhlKXET} ^ Jones StiD w on fiveivc medals in took his thiiihird Consecudvc gold . f E vou Jir nacE: ^rdney. including threethr gold, to medal In thcth c SO*kilometcr walk; 1 bcco m e a n in tem ad)dot)al o super- Osleidys MeVlcncndez of Cuba in S TARGET star. But slic gave bbirth ln to a son thc javelin;n; and Xing Huina of 14 m o n th s a g a in terrcnuptinghcr .China in thche women’s 10,0 0 0 . , K A im ilSt2 8 btn0pMlAI4mi>MMcDonald's Timo IHali at 6 p IW

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r V ■ ^ b test later showed that bsiance vras not heroin, Rock on ly Illegal drug, according • W hat: Steve M iller willwil per- Jf m . nnt Loebs, IWln Falls >r prosecutor. form in and cmcce a 25th SM M ^ m . V anniversary concert fo r th e Snake River Alliance. Oth<•ther acts ' m I sends sex abuse include Brucc Wllllsandd dthcAc* . celerators, th e Wood RiveiIver Hi^ N nU A ' to DIstilct Court Sciiool Jazz Band, vocaiisalist Jen* N FALLS— The case of a nifer Walker, pianistt Susani B nm & . charged with sexually Dunning. Slow Childrenv n Play- g a minor will advance ing, Latino X. gultaristrist Art District Coun following a W^lace, singer Everettut Ford, M uasiBBBB inary hearing Friday, Frank Olivier, the Commn m u n ity lal] O w en S\vink III, 19, School Marimba Bandm d . a n d 1 Falls faces two counis i conduct with a minor Kctchum World BcatIt SI treet SKB h SMI Band. d ie age u f 16 In connec- • Where: Wood River idi the sexual abuse of a /er High Boyi oWt ClubCli of Magic Valley volunteerier JJosh Vaujhter, center,/okM(»< with Sara Butkd, right, 99,,1 while Aala'Daatrup, 7, watcl *. . 'TWIN School football field, Haile r-oldgirl. lapjack Riday at the club In Twin'Twl Falla. The organization Is celebrating 10 years In TwlTwin Falls. 3req u estarraignment I bi Oistrict S.8,30 "-'"f • W hen: S unday, 3:3C • dls misskvas e scheduled for Sept. p.m. MUler will take the m a n cha about 4:30 p.m. Boysaimd Girls Glillilb popularit)y soars in firirst decade in heroin. • H ow m u ch : n c k e ts , v M icha unlop m em ber of( the community. ( in gets prison are S40, are available at ChChapter ByMlcholleDunl Club. Hall said, diey don'tn't have " i " B uhl wai riter "It's a missionm lo me," he said, t One bookstore in Ketce tc h u m , l>ni*»New> write to fear for their children's s a.traffic:X with boy ------"Som e,. ofo f these kids would be < Atkinson's M arkets in KctcCetchum or vrell being. Stress-free ' W a"' e ry o f' alone or have nowhere c LEY — D oreita Lopez. and Hailey and Sununburst TWIN FALLS-S-.VVhat’sbetter home aio care leads to more produIductive . know r police noon filled with else to gogo if they couldn't come | arents in the work force > sen ten ced T hursday to Gallery In Ketchum. byy pt h o n - ^ afccm o How e.11 yout chi Iieved Tiumto of two years and as nts, table tennis here7 icreased employer satiatlsfac- Q|,is „| ing (866) 891 -0178, o r onlJjnUneoi scavenger hunts gram s asol eight years in prison I friendly game of Hall’s’s passion p for die Boys t tion. This sends a pos http://wmv.tlcketweb.(*b c o m m atches a n d a fri in. /d •, and lascivious con- not having to and Girlsiris Club has won over & r m essage to bu sin esses loc - Kids under 6 get in free. ■ ■ basketball? TW 1 A lab rus in. die area. In the t lih a child u n d er th e age worry about wha t your children . residents to locatc in the Magic.V d ie subs arc doing betweertjen3and7p.m. early yeai'ears, Gary Baum wasn't H 1 all said. n o r anytz pleaded Innocent Feb. every day. L q u ite sure;ure what to make of the "On the economic slde,'i .^afs X rs,?s’ to G ranlur co u n is o f having sex* >i of parenis that Boys andmd Girls . ^ X. a rcal boi30nus, "There's a lo t < C ountyItact [ with three boys in 5 know ih elr k id s Club. So>0 B] aum ' •' i • h e sa ld . have a n eed to k iber and December are safe after schichool," said D o n a n d lis his vdfe ■ ■ ■ Holl, director of the Boys and took theii d‘ 'isn° get a h Judge £ boys were pre-teen and [------Girls Q u b o f theth e Magic Valley. Kyle, else\fscwhSre They’re nnot just, J f Eicerned l homewor case tc S g evening. Staff men t the time of the contact, i "For the kids,i, 1 th ey w a n t to for child c TWIN jey enjoy the ac- "Beforeo‘‘r^°Din sitting and.watching \ bmSeS,*• fftThS h e lp w h en nccess deal viridi prosecutors. . m come here. They For example, wl m a n chagreed to plead guilty to ■ tivities wc have•ve here. T h is is Hall took ab using th e Boysoys “^5 TV, whichh is very S e “, ed - j so n , Eduardo, exp unt In exchange for dis- I their club." to S d i Dg lthe other three, b M H O n Friday, club cli members. Girls Clul h « t f S 'faculty Nviih rea importantIt to me. 0 chS- Ho^ helped out. prelim invtms credited w ith nine sponsors andd well*wishers fairly R anda said. :nr thp Thestaffworks trved in jail. B gathered to celclrlebrate the Boys Baum sale d re n . For o f TXvin : ever, th e • a thron daily to improve ■ a n d Girls Club'sa's 10th anniver- Howeve ) • last . t o f lew d I ■ sary in the MagIagic Valley. T h e m o re th e *' ■ years, SimM a n S lieads Innocent »in- Wff difference. u n d e r di H organization hostostedabaroecue Baums5 h e a rd «iiT um/TK. Uon ^vidi hl.Sl.nl.no, dauS^ The Boys ^d t iault on mother H a t its location o n th e Collcge o f a b o u t th th e or* atchei dating a 14-year-c ______,,i ■» * zatlon mothtr whtho supports t„ to Boysjys lid pnrtlcipa LEY — Joshua Brown, W- I S o u th em Idaho0 camc pus. . a a n I z a H is aaded r innocent *Thursday dier par- the Boyt andid CIris Club Girls Qub.ib program as an in . The Boys and>d Girls Club got from othe “avated assault with the its start .in IWrin in FaUs w ilh 25 en ts, h th e e m ore "It’s an vprv Power Hoi Skates of gold 1, ^ possible. Baum's s 1 deadly weapon. _ JJ childrenide a ago. dccadc The club interestedted they b ecam e In It.- ssafe placc, and they enjoj •'W hat: 2002 Oljonpic in M.V. " ^ vras arrested July 31 d boasts a membershipm of , Becauseic B aum w orks n earb y a t lot." l< Simiaino said. "I feelS^verv 'first place last ycai n attack on his modier. medalist pairs skaters )i )0.HaUsald. the Collegllege of Southem Idaho, ccomfortable with everylrybod^ dim™ at Power____ 1 It __ ■" Woman 'icr ^ more lhan 1.000. 3ro\vn. 42. d uring a fam- Sale and David Pelletier ritch made sense. T\vo 0over ihere." E t e Thi: succcss of the organiza- the switc: ant to »or sexird. salt; In Burley, headline thc Sun Vallc)licy ICC 50 much more years ago,go, Kyle, no\v 10. atten d - Besides providing a se ing to police reports. Show. 1 one considers ed the BoysBi and Girls Club's setting s for her children. . ,, ■ unlikely when c v m o re ? reportedly punching • W here: O n th e rin k bebehind ij,a, Boys-ai- and Girls Club Summer:r prom1 m . n ie family . - BBoys and Girls G ub alsoo’olfcre c r children Join Boys • a m inim:king i his mother. Brown the Sun Valley Lodge. brings in only 10 percent o f its h as b een.■n nooKcdI ever since. exceptional e progr w/orryvw: about leaving our At the Boys and Girls' pC . u G irls Cliib Is th at ll bleacher scats, 550 for'or Sun per year for a ch d's name to the 12 to foui' and told her he would s after-school son there.':re." cchildren can take an andA c ' pie that take can Room scats and $80 andlS84for SG pate in Its ual contim a n d kill her w h en she 1 sold. The re- Ibkinglg thi e w orry o u t o f child p u ic r classes a n d p articipaI t e T .; ' “ V dinner*and*show tickets,Jts, can program. Hall $ ------^------1 N ovemxpect b it, th e re p o n said. lg (208) maining 82 peiperceni of the care seemems to be a specially of leadership ic developr be reserved by phoning 1 I h ead sto n o n 2003.Tl admitted to police budget comcs from fund-rais- the Boys's aa n d Girls Q u b . It's cer- tlihrough tne organization’s 622-2135. "•=1- “X 'safe envir,vork , for the The behad the knives and had ers, grants, renenting out the tainly a c goal of the icior suiff program. nembers provide teens att facility and con;ommunity sup- organizaiiiuiUon. nn«.ri educudonal offerii ned to cut his mother’s Slmiano especially app: cssary. . In aiie d re p o n said, ort ~ that explicplalns why Hall Whenn parents1 bring ihelr aates the Power Hour progi SK- . when Simiano's Lopez agmaximum penalty for. as • becomc stsuch a visual childrenn toti the Boys and Girls FPower H o u r is designed to help Please see I experienced dif- one courrges is a S5.000 One a nd E reading. Power missings in t prison. ut. S h eIt. w 9 statu s conference is ^ Granid jury inildictsmaan over 4TV ind(rks widi Eduardo daysser\led for th e case. ovc his reading ' -c o m p ile d fro m 7 ByRtlKocaMuiliny chargedd oolTense of operating a office0 In Boise, und IncIiicludbd urc to give immedI already sees a Man pll ataffreporta / Tlmi*-N>w> writeIter I motor vcivohlcio In an unauiho- abraalona a a n d contusions,18,1 I Ie is un acddcnt, a cha rlzcd aroa,roa, th e Indictm ent aaya. back b at w ork, sho added. from failure to Idsto Girls Club re- Ipants in thc BURL! ' I BOISE— Afodectedto to bo com - On Monday, the eaatbobound S17.6 mUllon eeCUIB.Ps8eC3 rt Ketchum . B4 from so u th WendellW to the ___plete t^Wc'Weaneaday. 01on*ramp at the aouth Wer/endell p roject o n 1*64 to c rin m i s County • When: Tbnlght and Sun :hange atarted _____B eginnirinlng Sunday, 1*84 traiSc ininterchange >vill close. O ni-ramp -n smoother road au *t D apartm ent M i» Iduo Ituns- ___b e tw e en n aouthi Wendell and tr 6 p.m . (T he p ro d u c d o n cor trafOc will be detoured to the aecdonaoflniersta 1 with Information Itm e n t said in a ___vraat Jerorrome will shift to the wwest Wendell Interchange,[0. The orated and ruttecident s .Harrah's whereabouts ues Wednesday, Thursday w estboundjnd lanes, with one lane d(detour will use tho fromsntage release said, 73W 100 or Crime Sept. 3-5.) icd latc notice of Afl port o fth e project,p r the 1-84___o p e n Inn e e a c h direction. 1*84 roroad between the two ininter* The endre proje rs et 732-5387, • H ow m u ch : n c k e ts , wl :harge a m ended « m r business loop thrctirough Bliss will___ frtim Blississ and'continuing east dchanges and will be bi place p uled to be cc /ou can remain are SIS for adults a n d SIO SIC for be resurfaced. L atop, render aid Lanes arc rc-___for 11 mileniles will return to nor* chd i r o u ^ S e p t 30. Signs willAlU di* m id-N ovem ber. W 10US and might be students 16 and younger,F lJ ? duccd while crewews remove the.__ m ai trafi!raffle patterns, with rerect motorists. rone of ah acci* available by phoning 726-4" stru cd o n ofB oise 1 for a cash reward. >-4TKS. to p 2 inches o f roaroadway and re-___ occasionalnal reclucdona to one Vehicles are limited to a nmax- contractor.uding guilty in battory, Humuii ____k______rui churgo of aa* ilwuaadiodulod S??!** v h two daya aot ^

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mdell motor ve Hfeetthiougk 1 zones. condatagoofa rehabilitation to create a safer, The Twin aurface. These •fierlff'i ■state are deterl* . anyone w tted, die praas about He to call 7 : roject la ached* Stoppers com plete by w here yo Western Con- anonymo se is die project eligible f< ' c-2 Tlmw44wB,TWn ;uit28,3004 '------M a g i c: V' alleyAV^i E S T Planss revivedi to creatte marinile Califibrnia psasses Allizona asis resenves off CZ^alifornisia coast worstitmnati(ion for ViVest Nilile SAN FilANCISCISC O (AP) — LOS ANGELESS CCAP) — Cali- thc milderder form , know n as Wc*st W W; ilm a W ooten, San Dlc]Dlcgo S ta te w ildlife o: ofllcials an- -fomia surpassedd A rizona o n Nile fever,'cr, m'ay get b e tte r wiUi- Cbunty’s Cc deputy publlc healic a ld i n o u n c c d p lan s Frl(Friday to revive Friday as the suilcuewlUiUiemost outseeklmking m e s c a l treatm ent, oflicer. of) a stalled program ^ u n th a t vtrould human cases ofWcAfcst Nile virus. S ym piomims s Includc high tem* Human eases are IncreasLi^ ln g crcatc a string of marine rc- Tests have .cononfirmed the peraturc,c, h ead ach e, fatigue, rapidly ra] In California, whichch rc*i serves along California's virus In 343 peopliipic in Califor- aches andnd somcdmes rash. p po o n ed a total o f 249 o n Au&lg. 220. 1.100-mlle coast a n d co u ld nia. an increasei oof nearly 38 It lastss from fn a few days to sev- A - rizona, Ihe only stale wwherc hc sc rv c .a sa m o d ci! ! fcfpr protecting ' p e ic c n t from a wee«ck earlier, the eral week•eks, even for healthy audiorities au had dcclaied tmn ee{ p l- bccan habitat. state Dc{5aTtmentlofHealUiScr* o: . people, according ac to th c U.S. iemlc de because of the virus. vin T h e state’s dpclslcision to rc sia n yiccs reported. Centers foifor Disease Control and reponed rej 309 cases as of Fridai d a y plahningTor-a nnet etw ork o f re> , The mosqullo-bi-bome Illness Preventionlon^ , T h a t state Is du e to lip da a le ic its : stricted . fishiniling zones, so far this year hasIS kkilled 10 pco- M o stpeipeo p le Infccied in Call- lumbers nu on Monday, butII thd e - .. mandated by thcIC states Jvlarine pl^ in Califomia, mrain an d d ie spinal cord. - n i l s g ovem orris Is committed . presldcnuI t o f th e U nited A n g e rs statewide stat plan is cxpectedd by department's vectoitor-bome dis- have alrcadeady had not only diose All / d ie deatiis in C alifomo m ia to protecting ancm d restoring of Califorromia. "I don't like the 2011,ofllcial5said. 201 case scction. p eo p le whw ho've b een Infected till;Ills year have been as a resultult ofi these oceans, panjanicularly in idea UiatIt they'reU getting mbney Thc T marine reserves woto u ld M any o f those infected in wiUi bul navec hh a d deaths," said Dr. diLhls form o f th e vims. Califomia.- from outsiiItside sources who have oni;3nly cover state waters, whlhich Marine reserveses represent a an agenda.da." . exit3xtcnd three miles hrom t nevk' ap p ro ach toD nmarine con- Califomimia already has a coa:oast. •;;; Leaks fc[orce compaany to plug hiring1 plani!ns servation. n u m b e r• oof protected marine While V the extent of the : Rather than protirotecting indi- areas creareated over the years, senserves hasn't been determiniiiJ d l OROFINO (AP)I —- A compa- condidonirnlng vchts and cooling un;m able to provide a com plciioctio n . vidual fish spcclecles. reserves, but manyny of the zones have sonsome experts estimate thatIt 10 ny th a t on ce plann n e c d to hire u p u n its a f tec r r :15,000 square feet o f dailate for orders, upsetting cus-cu: seek .to proitxt entire cm marine eonflicdhgng boundaries and re* pen3crcent (o 2 0 percenc of• tthe employeess claimsc lealu Insiilationm was removed from ton3/ncrs and huning soles. ecosystems. siriciions.s. • coa;roast coulB be off-limits to GsQsh. in its city-owned buildingbu have th e un itss lilast week. Gray said “Wlien you lose morc diodia n ^ The 2003 Pew OOc ceans C om - T he newew InlUadvc Is a n effo n Ing.ng. forced it to lay offiff most of its there were:re 60 puddles around 70000,000 oraers because somcam c- mission report andmd this year's to developop a more systemadc, While V\ fishing will be prohlihib- employees, thc buildin(ling, th e largest o f diem onc nt gave you a building di:diai U.S. O cean PoUcyCy Commission statewidec approacha to protect- Itedted in some reserves, oththers , Company represe*scntatives re- 12 feet widerfde a n d a q u a n e r of an v«i5/as unu.^ble. dial’s bad." GraG ray report both endorsijrsed such re- ..Ing coastalital habitat. Chrlsman . majnay be open for scientific £o0 ]. fused on Friday to[o idiscuss die inch deep,p. saicaid. “it has a grcat impact:t o n serves as the best wraVkray to restore said, lect]ection or recreadonal fishlrtinff employment sltuatiiation of its 10 ' The state,ate, dcspile.its $445,000 youo u r m arkcl a n d a great impacipact Gsh species depleteleted by over- State oUofficials on Friday an* accticcording to DFG Deputy. E d l vvoriccrs. • investment,m t, d id n ot conduci In* on n what ' you'rc going to do. fishing, pollutionin and other . nounccd1 thU c c rcad o n o f a b lu e recticclor Mike Wintemute. SelsmicTcchmakiakeshand*as> spcctions.Cs. G ray said. But Q Orofino ofiicials d i^ m i h u m a n activides. rib b o n tasitask fofce, chaired by “The "1 idea Is to create proteitec- sembled. indlvldmjually tested Orofino10 City Administrator " Wc have gone above andE; be While environmetnentalists arc former Assemblyman A Phil tionion for ecosystems that ^ vv eorthquakc-acdvatcated shui*off Rick Laamam said the defects yorond the normal means to tryiry tot enthuslasdc aboutut marine re- Isenberg, thatU will oversee plan- )cnefil ben all the species that lly valves for home ancand commer- should havtlavc been found earlier, accccommodatc Sclsmic Tcch,sch." ■ ' serves, many comnmmerclal and nlng andid solicit view s fro m wiUiviUiln th o se ecosystem s." W l b u t th e cl(city monitored con- Laaaam said. "1 believe theroB areor the 30.000- struction. 'recreadonal fishermirmen oppose fishermen,m. environmentalists, tememute said; "This Is 'S?; U '^trh S fe in U I. oUiUier issues out dicre diatt th e ,iv,. squarc-foot Oroflntino Business Thc cityity Investigated leaks clly them, arguing thatat Ihelr effec- recreation>n g ro u p s a n d o th e r direilirection that the world Is mo ily lias n o control over aboub o u t C enter, b ullt In kitee 20032 a n d fi* a fter dicyy werew reponed. Laam wh]'hy th ey arc currcndy n o t liU tivcness hasn’tm't been stakeholdeiders. Ingingln." : hlr* nanced with state.;. federalI and said, andI ww; aived rent a n d utili* ing.lg.- local money. ties bcglnnlnning in January and Thc T 150 projected jobs werw ere Tom Gray vvlUi SeSeism ic Tech paid th e Icilease at a temporary impnponant to die arca, whidhich CanyonI County< foci:uses on drurinken drivingl c said thc leaks stananed shordy building forfo the company to - sauiw unemployment jumpp toti ' •. after thc companyy rm oved Into m ake u p fotfor d ie problem s. 23.£3.5 perccnt afier PoUatch Corr^ r p . CALDWELL (AP) • P) — A nother h oi ab u see treatmti en t. truciruck. Jose Amila, chargi d ie cen ter last fall, But.G ray■ay said th e fiooring at clososdd lls Jaypc plywood planJiani motorist has beenen given the "You corronUnue to drink and with^ th vehlcuTar m a n s ia u ^h t 'e r , “We w erc told It wasw! just con- the temponlOrary site w as too soft in12000. 2 maximum sentencen cc for a re* drive," "nils^cy said as hc ruled foror failingf to pull off the nig] dcnsaUon and nottot to worry to. test the company’s 5,000 The T closure put morc d diai ian peat drunkenn driving out probai sation bccause of his way.vay. Police said h e also failcraB da ab o u t It." h esaid. earthquakeikc valves. 20030 people out of work In ;a conviction In C anyinyqn Counw past recort ord.' "Mister Delgado, sobiobriety test.- T h e Icaics w ere foubund In 24 air He saidi thUi at left th e com pany cou3unty o f less th an 8 ,0 0 0 . as th c co unty copes)eswiUiarasn therc comenes a point when Uiere And Ai Omero Reycs-Gotizalialez of alcohoI*rcIatedcd accidents arc no ontiiptlons for sentencing." diedlied five days later when his c that claimcd fourr lilives in less PickedI upu| for weaving on the ranan off < die Interstate. His blooi Scientistss say salmon1 hatchery1 pol th a n a m o n th . • rbadvray.; M^ arquez w as n o t in* aJcoJcohol content was 0.28.. lUey has flawsvs "Canyon Couniy,iiy.does have volved inaiI an accident Lt. Lt Gary John o f th c Canycy o n GRANTS PASS, Ore. Oi (AP) ^ "U ntil these Uii Issues arc ad* proiro ic a fish h a b ita t - . the hipest rate oiof vehicular But forir o< th ers this su m m e r Cbounty ou Sheriff's Departmeilen t - T h e proposed n ew fcfederal poll*' .dressed, proceedingpro w id i a new It It Is op p o sed by environmn en-en manslaughter andmd dmnkcn the consecsequences have been saidaid depanment has beeeen cy for salmon hatlatchcrics is hatchery’ policy p e n cu m b cred tailsJlsts and wild salmoim on driving cases," Alesicshea Lind of severe. ' worikTorklng with MADD and oti3th- basedonaOavtredrcarcadingofthe vvithprcvlotlousaclministrativecr* adviivocatcs who argue hatchcricerics M others Against Dn.D runk D rivers O n Julyly 6. Daniel Lew was erstrs to cu rb th e d ru n k en drivir/ing Endangered Spcciesies Act, hin- rors onlyily magnifies the proiroduce fish less able to survivirvive said Friday "But whw hy? I w ish I killed wien her his car was hit In probiroblem. dering efforts to restore rc wild problemss complicating its indid le wild. knew. Obviously, thcthere are pco- - die westbc[bound lane of Inter- "We "V are looking at sonic pn3ro- salm on ru n s wiUi hatchciyhai fish, , managemeinent," thc scientists NOAA N Fisheries spokesmaim an pic whom thc messassage jusi Isn’t state84 jybyi wrong-way dmnken granrams riglit now — 1 can'l sayst scicndstssay. w rote. Briarian Gorman said thc scientistitists g etting through to."5." driver Beaicau Aguirre, who also 30 too much about that sining adm inis- o p e n e d thc thc way for supple- a policypc th at "vras very carcfuU;fully Robert Taisey imiimposed the Aguirrec hadh a blood-alcohol thatiiat would make diosc whvho tered as a fisheries managementmt menting the t)^ declining wild dioiought out and diorouglily vet*vet maximum schtencin e e o n c o n - co n ten t 3f0.28,pollcesald.TlicofC seeneem to be habitual offenderlers, policy, not as a statuteute to protca salmon runsuns wldi haichery fish, tcdd inI a pecr*rcviewed sdentifiiitific, victed drunken driveiv e r Scrvando legal drivin]dng lim it is O.OBi w>>ho ho are persistent in DUIs. ito endangered spccies,"s," a group of Thc practactice is advocated by proctxrcss. Delgado Marquezz oof CaldweU. Corey WilsonW was hit and haveavc more control over therem, sclcndsts said inI a letter 10 Indian tribeibes dial depend on G G orm an n oted Uic policy wwoi as Marquez, who hadid four previ- killed onI Aug.Ai 3 as h e tried to to3 keepkc th em m ore rcspcflislb[blc NOAA Fisheries, salmon forb r food.I Jobs a n d cul* pubibllshed in die Federal re^te:ister ous drunken drivingring arrests In help a driver dri whose vehicle whili;hilc they are out so they doron’t The scientists vrarvere formally tural use,, and a propeny riglits forr public, commcnt and "ha;"has O regon a n d Idalio.3. v^ sp en d a rolled afterter swerving to miss a getet dcl ru n k again a n d e n d u p, In-li commenting on aI nnew fcdenu groups, whlibtdch objcct to resuic* neve!ver been questioned by aan] n y • year In jail, pay a i $ 2 ,0 0 0 fine truck stalle(Ued o n Interstate 84. juriniring o r kUllng so m eo n e, hhe policy for sulmonn hatchcricsI dons on landIar use Intended lo comlunlknowof." a n d u ndergo 100 hourshoi of olco- Thc drivIriver of the stalled said.lid. w hich vvas prom ptedtcd by a 2001 federal coun rulliiling giving. I hatchery fish thc sarsame protcc- HM Kr | d o n as wild fish. iV B UmoQenelercUions of ------SefiRVICES — “ I The publlc commiiment period - Juneral Service o n die draft policy hahas b<%n cx- In D ouglas D. K ranram ero fB o ise, 10 a.m . 'at Sunset Memorial Goodioding Chapci In Goocllng. ' tended to Oct 22 to Indude a ■■■■■ memorial scrvicece at 11 a.m. Park. scries of public hearirtrings. Funeral Servicar • Cremation • Monuments\ts today at the Alderden-Waggoner GSeraid en P o n e r Collins,' w a k e ' The 11 scientists,sts, most of ■> Prt-Funded F.F unerai Plans St Trusts F uneral C hapel In iBoise. Alice . Ka]Kay T h o m p so n , m e- a t I p.m. p. Sept 4 at 2046 Hill- th em retired, ore fion:om unbcrsl- Ues, businesses, a 1 morial servicc sei at 2 p.m. crestst Drive, TWin Falls' a n d state, ^A pPrimely Owacd and Opentc^' ® federal and tribal EshiScries agen- Community Busine» ' Elva June McCann M of 'Ibcsday at a the Demaray's (Crememation Society of Idaho.) rh ird Si Fillmore Jerome. Idjho a cies. They have woricerked togedier 1833.1H • <208) J2-U5S5 Jerome, gravesidelc services at 11 t " in the p ^ t and gathiithcr pericxll- a.m. loday at th4. honesty into thc proiirocess,” said ;ements will be made Arraarrangem ents vvill be m ad e H o m e (Aclesa Func I Lannan. fainily to express1 condolences< and w o n h M o n u ary a n d by Par!Parkes MagicValley Funeral ry. M em orial d o n a - H o m e * "If you go wiUi Just Ju natural Owen Lee Wolu me. A complete obituary' production you won'tm't have any share meiemories. lo y b e m a d e In vvillI appearap in a later cdldort son, formerly o f R upert, -.BridweU'ss name r to .any D.L fisheries. If you goJO just with TTo place a message: oni an individuals’ memorial servicece at ,3 p.m. Evans brant^ C h . hatcheries you givec u p a lot in today at the Rup;u p ert TVinlty irl B. Dodge tenns of thc ecologic>dcal advan- guest book.k, goto..i Lutheran Church.h, :909 EighUi M npinn I ■WIN FALLS — Earl B. tages of maintaininung natural Tile Times-Nt St. (Honsen Morturtuary Rupen "13^811’ LI y n n dge. 80. OfTWin Falls, diedI piMucdon at signlficIficant levels. Mews Online C hapel). E ste rbi rc r o o k Aug.;. 26,2004. 21 a t his hom e. 'B ut Ify o u can p ut: th c tvvo to- gether In on Intclllgcn(cnt w ay you ^ , GOODIN^ING — Marian Lynn A. funeralfu vrill b e held a t 11 m agitvalilley.tom PhylUs AmandaIda MUier of Esterbrook.)k. 56, died Wednes- a,m.-ni.T\iesday,Aug.31, 2004, at can have thc bestMt o f boUi Rupert, memoriallal service at day, Aug. 25. 2004. at the dieParke's Pai MagicValley Funer* vrarids," Lannan sold.Id. ancd click on “ 1:30 p.m. loday at IRasmussen Luevicw’ HospitalH in Bound- al Honlome. 2551 K lm bc^ Road, The Icner said thehe hatchcry “Obituaries” F u n e ra l H om e. I3i1350 E 16Ui fill, U tah. TWinn 1Falls, w ith Pastor D ale policy w as pointedi in thc right ^ direction, but ran Into \ S t. Burley. A funeralrol will b e h eld a t 1 Metzgttzger oOidating. Interment lto problems / ? TChit/fioit44At<( A ^ bccause the basic unit p.m . M ondaiday, Aug. 30,2004. at willbe be held follow ^ the serv* n it for divid* C u m A ,^ W illiam L. S trarain i of IWin Demaray's''s G o o d in g C hap el Ice inin the t Shoshonp Cemetery Ing thc six spedcs oftsalm sa o n an d steelhead into 51 smalfiallcr groups FaUs. visitation fnfro m 9-9:45 wiUi Pastoror BI rian N lckcns oQl- in Shoshone, She Idaha Friends for endangered spedi 3^atrt*>v0ith /hoituAt^ »arice's M agic d a d n g . Burburial will be at the mayccy call from 6 to 8 p.m. M on- edes mtlnra a.m. loday at Pari docs n o t conform wlU:,4th t h c b a ^ y-uMal Ckafxi ^ome VkiUi a ElmwoodI CemeteryC In Good- day.’. Aug.A 30, 2004. at thc Valley Funeral Hoi unit defined In the ErEndangered • 10 foUow'at Ing. fimeraleral hom e. grav esid e service t( . SpedesAct V ______Clu,P)-’) — Expo- j ! ways a litde bit suspiciiiclous o f ^ , J su re d e a th s In w hat haahas b e e n a Border Patrol slats, b panicularly deadly setscction of ' they can frequendy I A rizona's d eserts havc d to SUtay in Sa 'C d ro p p e d lit Lake plained by odier means.'ns." 24 pcrcent because of a mas- I Arizona's other sector, lor^^wilicli s j u j l aCE k e CITY (AP) — aftera a deal I w as stiuck w ith th cB, ! sive crackdow n iJiis sumu m m e r on \ covers thc Yuma arca, I V'''' a, has re- Nordstrom wiil/ill stayi after a ll m as ll’s owner. The Church of I illegal im m igration, theh e h e a d o f \ V ‘ poned a sharp incrc •rcasc in omcialswiOiidl die department JesusChrist C of Latter-day Saints, I th e U.S. B order I’airolnl saids Fri- w , d eath s this year. day. , Store chain saidsa Friday they andts its maU developm ent firm. ‘ There have been 21 so far, u p have decided to Border Patrol Chicf I to keep d ie lrsto re ' Last>1 year,. thc chim:h an- lief David • from 12 last year, YumamasKior die Main Stro Aguilar, in'lUcson forac-acQ fcm o- Itrcct mall it has in- nouncciced plans lo renovate its 'spokesman Joe Brlgman'“ ‘said. habited sinceJ1980. IS • two downtovmd( malls — the . ny, said he's pleased witl'villi results te . vrfV 'Deaths have dippedJ inIt so m e . Eajijej. f from thc government’sI’s effort( 10 c fashion retailer ZCMJ1 Center C and Crossroads — ' other secttirs along die b had direalened m ak e it h ard er for illegaegal im m i- led lo leave down- • into aa newi retail, business and As far as the overalllUi cijick- lown Salt Laktakc’City,after ils .residerential developmeni. The • gran ts to cross into ArLArizona'— B S B B cH (I down, Aguilar said he'sIS pleasedi icasc expires ini n 2005. : ' . church:h has teamed up with . die busiest illegal eritrh try p o in t I wididieuseofunmanniincdacri- .Nordstrom1' I'lad I' w an ted to m all d • along the U.S.-Mexicoico b o rd er developer thc Taubmon I al drones as p a rt o»f f ia pilot move four bloc>locks w est to Uie C enter2r for tlie projea. which -- and to .prevent dieJie d eath s y program to monitor lUelll(^^ ac- n^ore vibrantIt Gateway mall, has sai that havc become coi aid Nordstrom's presence c o m m o n - I dvity along th e Arizona-1la-Mcxico where aitraciicctions like movie ' wasvit: p lacc in its deserts. Ital to die projea. I border, as weU as.a progrogram to Uieaiers, rcgtauiaiu^ts and seem- ' “We'e are d elig h ted to have . Exposure-related d e a th s I fly illegal Im m igrants caicouglilin ingiy-iiip-rctkctailers have filled reachciicd an agreement vnth have dipped 24 percentmtto33sb PB3Bil5^'i3j n . A rizona b ack to th e Mexiexicanin- hs cobblestontone street widi NordsuStrom," said Biiicc Hcck- far during Uiis fiscal yeai 'ear, w hich I terior. • 'shoppers andid left downtown man.'lll^ubman's vice president began Oct. I. in an GrilI^riffin, a E ^O ||B ag I crackdown officially wwill end there, and NotNiordsirom said it ^thelbuaubman Ceniers said they spokesman for tiic patrcjtrol'slUc- I w h en th e fLscal year end:ndsScpt. would leaver downtownd alio- wouldd not i commciit on specific • son sector, wiiich covetivers all o f I SO.bulA^ilarsaiddicbiu best fea- gcUicr railierr diand stay at die condididons of die agrccmeiit. Arizona exccpt an areaea around Ej8tt|a I lures of the crackdowown will Crossroads. ' b u ta NNoidstrom spokeswoman Yuma. I co n d n u c. Bill Nordstroitrom officials re- said LheUii deal resulted from as- Overall, agents havevc rccord- I Aguilar said die unirnmanned versed coursc;c FridayI and said suranciiccs that problems ed 101 Immigrant dealha lh s in th c I aircraft wlU b e evaluateatc-d after Uiey w ll keep;j UieU; Sait Lake City N ordsuStrom saw wiUi d ie projcct sccto r so far, dow n from frc I Sepi. 30. with recomnnmenda- store at Uic CrossroadsCi I’laza wouldJ be I overcome. during the same pcrii i Uons wheUier to cpntliitln u e Its year. Griffin said. I use. B order Patrol officialcials havc H ^gB nlsI I The aircraft also willIbc bt tested ______said th«^ believe fewer/er people- BnK EM H lI I this fall along the CaiCanadian -W e d d i>NG ------are dying because tlthe m- RM lHfflj&l I border. creased cnforcemernent Is EQj^^B8y9 I “At this point in dme discouraging mlgnintsts fifrom at- • the responsible thing loS i l - S N i e l s e nm-B-1 u ck ley ’ . S iB tempting to cross throirOUgll Uic BjjIiI 081 condnuc wldi the pile Derrick, left, and BobbI Koelln,n, vwith the Border Patrol l^liol pro- BunLin' -- ,Amber Nielsen |B jH sccior. gram .” A guilar said. “It Btrol the area of Jalisco Canyonfon near Ailvaca Lake In Arl- li IS b u i Ki,Kirk Bucklcy werc lliey say having moreordagcms «»'»» Un«. P»"' one component of the tli ap- mamsd 27 I March 10. OeathsJn westernrn portionsf of Arizona’s 27 in d ie Sail Lake | M K patrolling, includinglg th o s e vaca, Ariz., on IV proach that wc need tolo lai iic io LDS Temple? trained in emergencyicy m e d i- tleserts droppedled 24 percent because of a maimassive crackdown this Uie border. llic bride is the1 daugliter of cine, ttiso h a s lielped Uic Uiem find summer on lllegiegal Immigration, the head off tl)tl^e U.S. Border Patrol “Il is n oi g oing lo rcpltiplace pur Aian and Dariala NielsenN ofBurley more people in distress. m an n ed helicbpiers. Itit IS not bridcgroc;rooni is Uie son of I k Bul th e Rev. Robinr .to I o v c r . going to rcplace tlie agagent o n iarl< and BrendaiduBucklc 7 ofAce- founder of Humane BoiBorders, a most the same,ne. ! g rant t safely."s a ■ ‘ die ground, h is goingg tto atig. gro u p Uiat sets o ut wate:aier in the "Migrants atare still dying at Hoovi•over said there have been I ment diose capabiliUes. Thebrideisa:s a 2001 graduate of crossers, die same ratelie." Hoover said, fewer d desert for border cr r days with temperaturesi critically Important thtiiat w c D cdo Higli .Sciiochool. She rcccived • noted the overall deathh lollt< isai- ‘And our primImary Issue Is mi- abovee IOO 1 degrees. “We’re ai- co n tin u e this lesl." h e sal an associate'se's ' degree from . Brigham Vour3ung University-'

Carbon mmonoxide leleak hospitaldizes Job C']!orps studeie n ts “|e,.ridegrcgroom is a 1999 estofi . linico Higli School, pie willill bc held from 7:30 to 9> ANACONDA. M ont.. (AI’l(A —-A w lio w ere cononscious. but just' Convtnvcrse said die PVC pipe She did not have speci ccinciig-. f g - 's 'rn ; LDS mission to p.m. Saturday.Ss Aug. 28. at die cracked exliaust pjpeipc on a weren’t wltli I tius, If you know had eracrackcd and allowed ex- tm.‘S ... , ,, Piiisburgli.'Pa.1. Springdgdale LDS Church, 519 E. heater caused a carbonin iiinonox- w h at 1 m ean." h a u s tI to vent inside thc The Anaconda Job n to h o n o r Uic cou- 2JK) S.... Burity I ide leak Uiat sickenedd 3'30 m a le IW eniy siudntana has been experi- carpcniry, engineeringng. m e- INGAGEMI , AuUiorilie.s werc callecUed to th c verse said. e n c inlg g unseasonably cold chanics, bricklayingig a n d . . . ■ cenier at about 7:30 a.m..m. after a Tlie others %\j were being treat- wealherher dlls mondi. and icm- culinary ans. accordinging to Its G a r r eETT-STORY t nurse reported findinglg :several edalanAnacoiconda hospital. peraturcure‘s In d ie A naconda arca Web site. d o zen stu d en ts sick, saiisaid .Ana- Their ages s i and conditions dippedcd intoI die low^OsTliurs- A call to the ccntcr•was w not BURLEY-Ly- Lynn a nd lullc Pe- ' B t c o n d a Fire C hief Bill ConConverse. were not imnnmediatcly avail- day nlnight, forcing many’ Immediately relumed. tcrscn and1 Alan Garreii M “She didn't know wwhat h was able. The cenienter serves men residentcnts to kick their furnaces, Converse said the doriormltory announce thele engagemeni of H going on. bul she knewew some- and women agag es 16 to 24. ac- b ack on. is divided into two seions and police Detectivrtive Sieve Barclay spokesveswoman Claudia Rap- lesied for carbon-monoxloxidccx- 10 p.m. Saiurdajday. Aug. 28. al lhe seizures. There werere o ih e rs said. . ko ch saisaid. posurc, h e sa id . Peierscn residenlence;330W.300S,. ______Burley. U ceey e Garrett and Ron Story Police arnrest female; bank robbcjery suspect:t in Wyomilin g ■. ■ SiMcoE-)e- c l a r k r p i PORTLAND. Ore. (APAP) ■— A passedhervehii;hicle on Interstate Aftercr \stopping for depuUes. bank robberies in Utah,ih Neva- DECLO-MU.Mike an d l’om Sim- w o m a n a c c u sc d o f robbing rc 80; accordinglg to FBI spokes- Heald1 aiand her male passenger d a a n d C ilifo rn ia, accorcS dim T m o f ^ ‘■•clolo .an. n o u n ce the b an k s in five Western staistales has woman BethII iAnne Steele in kissedJ btbefore they responded to die FBI. ** engagement of Ihelr daughter, been arrested a secomond dme PorUand. •orderss totc get oiit o f th e vehicle. Heald already w u a. sicner./^. Sai^ SlmCOC.c. toI David Oark. i . after she was spoiledd driving ( The senior>r deputy and a Steele,• sasaid. in a bank robbery ih Vaneiic S -ofAlanand,d Janet Q ark of Al- wiUv a male coinpanioilion on a deputy in trainilining slow ed Uicir H ealdaid was llrsi arrested Wash., before her arn frcewiy in Wyoming,, llthe FBI vehicle lo aboi)out <15 mph after Marchh 313 in Idalio. Idaho. Steele said. ■ "'sSncoc is a graduate, of llic said Friday. passing a minlinivan driven by A fedcederal grand jury in Ore- Devon Whipple, 22,, wasw ar- CoilegeorSoutlliiiliem Idalio. She is . . Ericka Lynne Ucald,], 28,2 w as Meald b u t sh ee aalso slowed. gon indindicted her in April on rested w ith H eald o n T in a re^stcred nurse ; taken into custody wiUuiUioui in- Tlic depuUcsics pulled over lo charges;es involvingI d iree Oregon He was charged with p M S nional ' Medical Cen- ; cideni on Iliursday afuafter two check Uie minivnivan licensc plate b a n k ro bt b eries in Salem. sion of stolen propeny.I teriniSuricy. ; sheriff’s deputies inin Uinta and determineined it had been ButI shshe was released pend- A hearing was set forir^)nm : Claikisa^diaduateofWashing- r c a f S ■■>1' Stat“ UniJniversity. Hc is • County, W^o.. saw herr attemptai stolen before; p p u rsu in g Heald. in g iri:trial and soon was Monday for Heald beforc td Clark and Sarah SImcoe ; to hide her face whikhile they Steele said. id en tifieified as a s u sp ect in o th er cral ju d g e in G rcen River, a veterinarian at S S i t i c aQinicinAlblon. i t A rectK:epiion to honor th e cou- Tlie w eddinglg Iis planned for G pie will'ill be held immediately p.m. Saturday,y. Aug.i 28. at thc followinin g Uie cerem ony at the : Paperworlrk glitch brirings three IdahoI Guairdsmen hoiM llC Clark residence;c inii Albion. sam elocadon. loi SPOKANI:. W ash. (AP)\P) — An cralions. lempciporary lour of ac- to theJ nni ew sp ap er only o n con- will stay; three will bc reliP lu m in g Eight Ida 1 Army paperwork glitch:h iappar- live duty." wwhich basically dilion1 of anonymity said hom e. laho chambers wnil] collaborate r. ently means that Uireeree north means dial paipan-dmc soldiers apparenirendy no one realized — “T h e th re e guys w hho are COEUR DI'ALENE ’AI (AP) — use, higligher educadon funding, ' Idaho NaUonal Guardsmismen will c a n o nly be nla<)laced o n full-tim e u n til recenre c d y — d ial th o se sol- going home. I’m not holilolding II Econom ic officii[Icials from across treatedd wastewater/reclaimed b e com ing h o m e raUieiJier than active duty for3r itw o y earj w hen • d iers would wc run out of acdve against them," said Is Sgt- . northern Idaholometthiswt.'ekio I water,, transponadont systems, h e ad in g to Iraq. mobilized by presidential duty statusstai well before an Iraq Michael Kish of thee Idaho hammer out aaci coUaboraUve ap- sales laxla} repoidng, hcaldi carc. Five others havc! j signed order. m issioon n 'would be finished. Guard's Delta-Company. ^ proacli on issuesues imponant to agricultiilture. local opUon sales waivers to remain on)n active Wlien the; 116th Brigade FortI BlissI spokesmen said Combat Engineers. "'It10 sign Uie a rea— a nI effonefl designed to taxes, contractors c registradon duty, a newspaper reportorts. Combat Icam.vn.wiUi some 2,000 they could coi not provide exact those papers Is like volualunteer- help Uic pt>upsps get morc lever- and sch:hools. Tne glitch for die guanlardsmen Idaho soldiersrs and hundreds numben)ers, but die Spokesman- ing to stay away fromjm y o u r ■ age willi Uie siaiiiiaie Le^laturc. ' "We} had1 about eight differ- who have been trainingng ati F o n from oUier stateales, assem bled in R evieww'said s it had learned that family." Coeur d’Alcnilenc Ch^mibcr of ent chambcrs cl here from Bliss, Ibxas, involves statutorysla carly July at For’on Bliss, die units D elta Company, C which in­ T h c nevkTspaper d id noinot iden- Commerce pres:rcsidenl Jonadian througlglioul nonhern Idaho limits on full-time serviervice for Included rcsericrve and Guard eludesis north i Idaho combat tlfy thc retumlng guarcardsmcn coe said thec eventc was de- and his dii process got a good ’ part-time soldiers.>. The soldiers who10 had already engineereers cirawn from armories but Kish said one was a0 newlyri signed to “devel!Vclop a common stan >non a common agenda for Spokesman-Revic^v repoip o rte d in served as m uchch a s a year on ac- in P ostit FallsF; a n d B onners Ferry, wed and one was tendin 10 a ag en d a a n d use as a stepping die nexi!xt session,“ C oe said. "It's . . a F riday story. • tive duty, h a d eighight soldiers affccied. Five spouse recovering fromm major stone to worick oon issues in die Imponalant Uic northem Idaho, llic Issue is “contingenjcncyop- Guard membTibers who spoke signedd waiversv last week and . surgery. , future." b u sin esess communiiy speaks , Hie represensentadves priori- widia a united and common tizcd issues fofor lhe group's voice, anda diis should enable Club__ i, including- vrater us to iodo that." Continued from C l even open it urup to die general "The staffsta: doesn't rotate all the bold for thc Boys andn d G irls Man faces;es arson charges5 in mower fire and Girls Club’s populaiularlty In public." h e cxpli[plained. time. AA lot1 of the corc staff arc Q ub? Calif. (AP) — A p in e aj th e area. However, diehe public was en- slill thele sas m e people." Hall foresees continueued sue- REDDING. Ci and oak-covcrcd hills , irged widi felony southofShasla oi Lake, about 140 In odicr Boys and Girlsiris Clubs couraged to slsign up on the ThatIt wasn’t\ necessarily the cess at die Boys and Girlsrls aub’s was chargi n Falls. arso n for allegedjodly disregarding miles nordiwestni of Sacramen- around the nation, lhee ada m in - w aiting list, case a t Kyle's: form er daycare, curroni locad o n in IVvln I ominent dieriskofwUdfiidfirc w hile using a to. Off]ifficiais had estimated istrators work on how to irecruit ^ moniloitors daily alien- Havingalg n consistent staff is Im­ Hc envisions proir torucrutt janceandwUlc11 coniact Ihose on portani.ni. Baum said, especially 1 Jerome dding lawn mwnovkrer to cut dry fircfighihiing costs would top m ore children. 1 Iall said. clubs in bodi Buhl and Ji SI as slots open. bccauseise children form bonds as well as a satellite fadacllity in Brass on a h oI t day.dt Sparks from S I.8 mlillion. il "At o u r ciub. we've neviifi/prhfld’ the wailing list 0 leverhad "Tliediingld1 diink is mosi im- wiUistaf]itaff members, IW in Falls. die mower buroiUTied 11.000 acres Beninito said Rupp knew it was d ia l problem ," h e said. '.1 _ ponant Is thee ikids come herc . "Wes alla havc to deal with - "I really think the Buhluhl pro- and destroyed186 8( homes. risky too mow i dry grass on a day Thrce weeks before die t feel comfonable change5e —- it’s p a n o f life," h e gram is going to bc pivclivotal to Wdliam Matthitthcw Rupp, 44, is whentem te peratures lo p p e d 100 m e r program s o r after-5c S all said. "Thc staff said . “Wl'W hen you’ro an 8-. 9- or us." Hall said. “Once theycysccus ' scheduled too bc arraigned degrees,js. programs begin, the club cli ac- cares about the!lekids." 10-yearcor old kid, it’s tougher. Ap- be real successful in Buhl,iW. o th e r M onday o n twctwo felony arson “Hew aw are o f th e d a n m r. cepts registradon. Baum secs ththe staff as a key porendy,dy, the people that work communides arc goingI to come chaises. He faceaces a maximum but coi;onsclousIy disregarded Members have first1 p.ipriority. ,0 Uic organizelizadon's success there lovelow h b ecau se th ey stay." to us." o f six years in prip riso n if convict- th a t ■isk." risI Benito said. "This the public sccond. TheTie after- a n d a m ajor rcascason that hc con- And,1. pp aro n ts like B aum h o p e ______ed. District AAttorney Jerry was adcv dc asu tin g firo to a lot o f school program regist'istradon Unues lo take2 KKyle lo th e Boys th e Boysloys and Girls Qub will Umes-News reponer MiMichelle ' ^ < d io also s alid id h : c w o w d con-' p eo pB le dial did not need to never made It to dies sisccond and Girls Qub.b. stic k around ai for another Dunlop can be reachedi ma 7 3 5- sito seeldng renai sd tu d o n . occur.If If not for his reckless bc- step this year. Hall said.1. "Kyle loves ihidie staff, he loves decade,le. 3229 or by e-maila /i a t The fire broki-oke out Au& 11 havior,', wc V would not bc talking , “We filled up before we could the people theilerc," ftaum said. Whatat doi thc next 10 years mdunl/^ff&magicvalleyico\com and quickly sp^i3i;ead throug thc aboutthis." th ■ ^ C4 , 1MnFyto,kWw 8a tw d q ^ A«iit28.2004' i« i

I d a h od/AV e s t ■■■■■■ • ^ Federjral judge rrules FriaUlt Dam ' p : near!Fresno vioiolates Calilifomia la\iW SAN FIIANCISe e Council and store 267 26' -miles of the San. •ice ic . area would, haveive a K k . other cnvironimmental groups Joaquinn Rlyer.I but talks broke devastating d effect." Jacobso b sm a charged llial tliee d efen d an ts vi* ' dcnvnlastlast year..^scnding th e dis-' saicl. s; "This could liave sim ifi- > olated state laww by falling to pule bacac to court. - can c t Im pact o n d ie agricuRiuRural relcjise enougli WJIWilier to sustain NKDC)Cofi!dalssaidUicywerc c economy e In thc rcgioiili ao n d J w ldi Judge Karlion's dc* have h economic consequenu cnccs Brant Danner carrieirries a box of belongings salviilvaged from the remains cf histils homi o n e a r Reno, N ev., Thuilitre. surroundinglg environment dirillcd w . imd wildlife. cision, w ihich could sen d w ater 'in h d ie state." day. Danner’t homeinie was one of several destro]:royed by the Andrew Rre thatIt swepts through the area Agreeing withjl tlie environ- througli;li tht! e Friant D am for die But California fishern:e rm e n .Wednesday. The flrefln destroyed as many as sixsix homes along with several outbuildingsou while burning monore nientalists 1‘rlc■riday, Judge first timn e inI m ore than SOycars. were v^ excited aboul th i e tharf 3,000 acres.IS. . l.awrence K. Kariton Ka wrote. Restoringing die river vnll provide prospect p of restoring dieic Satii "Iliere can be nono genuine dis* clcanerr drinkingci \valcr. m orc' Joaquin Jc River's salmon1 fish-fi: p u le tlia t m a n y milesm i of the San reliablee irrigationI wiuer and eries. e: • Joiiquin Iliver arcire now entirely salipon:i hhi abitat, dicy said. "'Hlis has been a longg U: Ume CrevWS leavee asfirei south dry. except duririrlng extrcmcily "Thcfe1 federal court has finally coming, c< but after 60 years, yei wet periods, JJec.l.s in Miilerton M Lake lion. tvJiJc'JiJch oivns a n d operates ties."ih days after k sceileemed unstop- when aa bulletI ricocheted off a million in in government mon o n e y ____ pable. rock. HIe e: said the man was in an to supplement state and li Tlie biaze, wiwhich burned area whehere it w as legal to'shoot. funds fu: in repairing or rephu 2.692 acres andd ssbc homes on Wliile criminal cr cliarges \vere fa(facilities that w ere lo s fo r 'Bdi Retiriiing state sisenator re;signs earl;•ly Wednesday, was/as 85 perceni unlikely.ly. th e m a n could face aged ag there. B O ISE (Al>) — Republican Dave Batuiaumann faces Democrat ccivc'd cc t>y sialc officials on)n I Fri- co n tain ed . d v il lawvirsuiis s for d am ages from It also makes money avail-a\ state Sen. SheilaIt SJ orcnsen hius Kate Kelly.‘lly for Sorensen's seat in day, di said her resignaUon wotw ould At its iicigiit.. it was auacked people! whosew homes were lost able al) through the FedJderal submitted her resii!Kiignation to die Uie fall.. It IsI o n e of Uie races D e- be bi cffecUve upon Uie appoiipoint- bySSSGreO^ierscrs a n d a n aerial o r damn}ilagcd. ErEmcrgeiicy Manugeir■ment Senate's GOF leadiuder, calling for mocraUclie leaders believe th ey m iren t o f a successor. assault Trom 14 tankers and In addiJdition to die sbc homes Agency A(^ for hazard m itigatioion in thepany'scjmdidaidateforherseat havcasuoiuongdianceofwinniiig. Tlie Republican legislatislative seven helicopters.;rs. tliat burrLirncd, Farr said at least . thithe burn area west of Cararson in tlie NovemberT elc'cUonc to b e State DcmocraUcDc I\irty Direc- district di committee v^I1 ninow The tankers aniand helicopters seven outbuildings-andou 22 ve- CiCiiy including seeding, c o n * a p p o in te d to fill Uiethe vacancy. tor . Marilaria Weeg' called it meet m to selcct up to tlirce nornomi* were gone on'lTiuihursday and thc hides Aferewe. destroyed. • strstruction of sediment ba:lasins "ll would givee I him a sli^it InconsLstcIstent for Sorensen to nees ni to replace Sorcnsen forfor iUie forces w ere dowvn n to 390 by Fri- Local.J. S : la le a n d federal ofli* onand barriers and Installaiioiion of edge as . an incumbent," want lo0 tum ti her seat over to retnainder rc of Uie term whiw hich < day. d a is saidlid tliey would consider a ssystem to warn officials ofDfany. Sorcnsen wrote in Uie lelter to Baumannn n aflcr blasting his po- en et d s Dec. 2. Gov. D irk Washoe CountyIty ofliciais have tiglitenlniling restrictions on target higli hi{ water runoff. ' Senate Presidentm l I’rq Tem lidcal viewiews as unrcprescntadve K Ki em pdiom e will' have 15> days dz ' declared a statee gof emergency shootinglg in- light o f tlie pro* That fire i)lackened a B, ,7 0 0 H o b e n G e d d e s o>f.Soda f S Springs, o f votersrs inii die souUicast Boise after af submission of that slalelale to for the area, makiriJdnc tiie county longed1 drought, < which has acres aci a n d b u rn ed 15 h o m eses. It's Sorcnsen, whoh o served 12 dislricl dialUia includc's Boise State ap af p o in t Uie new senator. eligible for federJeral and state turnedvegetation ve brow n in this ex]expccted to cost S6.4 mllliniinn to years in the Senalilate after six in Universiiy>lty. , For the past six yeayears, funding tb iielpIp people who desert stale.sta relrchabilitaie the huge arca. th e H o u se , iin n o uunced n her deci- "’niut'st's notr Uie kind o f sen ato r Sorcnsen Sc has been Uic d cha iair- . s io n to s te p SLsideJe lasl fall after I diouglith t SheilaI Sorcasen w as," woman W' of die Senate S Su tale her husband, pla:ilastic surgeon W eeg siitcsaid. "The senator wc Afi’alrs Al Committee, whichich is . Group;) Health nuiirses end fivive-day strik and fonner stiite lt*iIc'gislaiorDean , knew wa:was a . moderate who rnadc rn u p o f d ie leaders from frc I ^ Sorensen, joinedcd a medical stood upip InI dial district against be SEATTLE (AP)VP) — Group gotiationsin s. m mi o u n t a n aggressive cam pr boUi parUes and handles mma any i. She has been the Senate Health Cooperadvidve nurses and Workerccrs covered iw die con* to to "tell o u r story to th e jnil:i^bii? practice in Miiui. S iate leiidership o n key Is- o of f Uie m ost conuovcrslal issuesissu :en Idaho and Sul'S.'Iliat o th e r w orkers end:ndcd tlieir flve- tract novlow gel health benefiis this thi fall if negotiations rcir Iiat kind of independent broudit bi to thc Senate frcfrom I la w iiliS tic c th e nn. ." diinkingg mn arked her .service." at d ay strike o n Fridaiday, willi union with n no o p re m iu m s o r de* . .st;istalled. Sosne said: And If i abordon and gay marriageIge to Republican Sorcnsciisen, whose Ictterwas rc* Uc leaders calling Itit a sdccess and ductiblesles a n d .$5 co-paym enis doesn'l do work, she said LcLocal ConserviUive liquor sales anc) op e n records.>rds. G roup J lealth ofTic)fTici.ils calling it for ofliccice visits juid prescrip- 1199 11 w ould .call o n th e 50. a disappointment.:nt. tions. SEIU members statewideJ e to "Wegot.iremcniicndous suppon I1ie coco rn p an y ha.s p roposed m mi obilize a n d rally in suppoiio n . 1 I from consumers,rs, the commu- increasin]iing co-payments (o SIS, die dii Group 1 lealth workers.- nity at large, ancand some very institutinling deductibles and "W e certainly h o p e Greir o u p influential people.pie." said D iane charging]ig prem ium s o n a sliding I i lealthk will use tills weekciniin d to Sosne, a n^icre day for Millionaire IIIII mr oney. tion on the part p of the those health h< benefits. The nation's nai oldest he:ilth mairlin i e - a leadership o f SEIU EIU tliat they're union representsrer a wide range nance na: organiziitlons. Togetle tlie r | t o interc.sied in retuictuming to die ofworker:ers, from n urses m aking wilh wii Group I lealth Optionss inI: c ., It's easy to play andIwin! bargaining lable> arand discussing $7U,000) a year to custodians a v i il wholly ow ned subsidiary,y, the No Purchase Ncccecessary. Open to once scriprip total has been verified, 10 nu transfers unless authorizedd b)by th e real i-ssues." m ak in g*S24.000. s: co-op c6’ handles healdi carc■e for^ k'}*,>I U.S. residonie n ts 1« years or Scrip forr weeklyw t auclion items musi thehe prize provider at its sole diseresere* No new bargair'aining sessions The union ui announced Its more mc tlian 540,000 peoplelie in olJiT. To pl,iy, collccllect Millionaire 111 be bundleidled in inca-menis of - lioiion. Sponsoa’d by The Times have been schedulduled. A federal next stepsjps o n Friday. SEIU Local Wiishington Wii state anci nordidicrn moni;y ("scrip") amand bid on prize's. SIOO.OOO1 in in an organized manner Ne'Jews, 132 Fairfield St. West, TwirTvin m ed iato r Is oversetrseeing tlie ne- 1199 has las raised S250,000 to Idalio. Idii Scrip will be publisllished daily iaside for weeklykly auclion items or il m ay Fall■alls, ID 83301 ’which shall not>t bebi the Timc.s'News•s (“TN") from, be refused,«d. Only official scrip will liabiable fpr any injury, loss, dam«ge. age Lawsuit clala to 9/0fi/04 llirouKith 11/24/04. The • be accepte.pled;, reproduced, altered, cosiosl or cxpen.ur Investmentsi •imounl of moneyY irin the paper will def.iced oor r facsimile scrip is void, indndia'ctly.in conncction w ith this ihis FLDS consiispiredin be .innounceJ Ihele dayt «>f publica- Scrip hasIS noni cash value .ind is not conontest or prize and whose deci'deci* with the Moneney pages. lion. Use scrip lo bid on weekly redcvmableible other lhan in exchange siorions In all matters are final. Void excommiminication j = I auction Hems, publi:iblishi.;d (with esti* forw inriingling bid item. In case of a tie whiInhere prohibited. Bidding or olheijlher mnted a-l.iil valuerue») every Friday bid, o drawiaw ing will be held betw een parlarlicipation constitutes acceplanct SALT LAKE C:riY i p CAP) — Six p " ' 9 /24/04 ihrouRht 11/19/041 o r in Ihe finalists,Ists. O nly one prize per bid* off alla rules. Spoasor is nol responsi'onsi- former membersTS of a break- ''l U o W a t e r T ' person .tl the (inallal live auction on d er per week, we only one prize per blele for losl, misdirected, incornpletc away polygama m o u s sect 12/04/04. Weeklyy auction .1 bids can bidder att finalfir auction; weekly tvin- or , ...V, • 1 4 Y e ^ 8 c ry m jg ;ththe c M a^V all^^ , r illegible entries, bids, notifica'51“ banished or excorcommunicated be dropped off al participaling ners aree ni)ln eligible for future IlorIons or scrip deliveries nor for mis-mis* from die church. Tiledni( a conspir- businc^se^, the Tim[imes-News - 132 weekly priz(». pri: TN decision final, deliielivered or late mail. Sponsoror isif acy lawsuit Fridaylay against die |^ H H Fairfield Sl. W. inI TwinTv Falls, or 230 Weekly Lvinnerswin may bid al the final nollOt a*sponsible for printing, typo- churcii's prophettandoneofhls ai E:.^sl Main Sl. in Burlej-, Dui until close live auctionlion and a*main eligible for gra:raphical, mechanical or otheiE assistants, claiminpling a pattern of of business or submi:’mitlcd online at random draw dri ings throughout Ihe errcrrors, including such errors as may unlawful activity/ ara n d conspira* vvww.magicvaltey.ct^’.com/millionairo. ' contest (dra(drawing det.iils and rules leat;ad lo erroneous appearanccra ol > cytogetridofsurp!irplus boys afid unlil 11:59 pm thele Wednesdijy \ foi- avaii.nbleas:• as they occur). Scrip avail* quaualification for a prize. Entry con-con­ m en. lowing tiie Fridayly announa-menl. able al no m charge; send self- slitilitute.s consent lo Sponsor's u.sese olof I W inning weekly bibidders will be addressedfd stam ped envelope to; , win The plaintiffs, o so-called dinner's name, biographical data "lost boys" ahd foformer mcm> notified on Thursd.sdiiy.s and nam es M illionairelire Money, The Times- andnd likeness for advertising, pro- bers of the Fumu n d am e n ta llst l-i i ' - I published on Friday:laysfrom 10/1/04 News, 13232 Fairfield 1 St.' West, Twin mollotion or marketing purposes,3ses, Church of Jesus CCh hrist o f Lauer ^ _____ through 11/26/04.'04. Individuals, Falls, 83303301. Request and both witlpiithoul additional compensation,tion. D ay ,&iints, basedsed in Hildale. / f _ _ —s. whose names are publishedpu as win* envelopeses musti be handwritten. Spoponsor reserves the right1 lo U tah a n d Coloradquested. a-q be postm arked ty.f. ' Winning' bidders may be but bid must be s statutes sometimesnes used in or* W J f submitted (and wiihin thav:ha*e days of Ihe publi.sh reqiL'quired lo com plete m utuallyially ca g Kitchen? prize .w .irded) in n.i g anized crim e prosirosecudons. I nam e of one indi- date, andd aK‘ai available while sup* accicceplable release of liability beforcjfore viduni only. Weeklykly w inner's scrip plies lasl. Ri The plaintiffsfs claim th a t • 1. Requests will be filled on prizrize is awarded, or alternate win- • ONE-DAY CABINET RECONDfTK»mONINOOKitin0Gt$495) in the am ouni of th FU5S church pre r the bid musi be' a first com cor e, firsl serve basis, ner.er. m ay be chosen. Contests spon-pon- president and , rmtiJCTJET REFACtNO • NEW CABINETS • I fK)N m.iiled or delivea'da'd (during'bu.si- Winningbid p ro p h e t W arren JeiJen's a n d S am 'CABINET 5 • N O ^ D FLOOR RESTOfiATK ; bidders are a*sponsiblc for sorsars, employees of Lee. Enterprisesrises ness hours) lo Thele Timcs-News,1 to any applic. Barlow, a formerr QColorado Cily •ACRYUC1UBLINERS&Wk W AU SURROUNDS plicable stale or federal orr tthe Times-News, and contractedI cted ■ be n.‘a ‘ived by 4:30W pmf on the Ihird laxes; failuililua* to provide lax i.d, agei p o lice c h ic f an d d o gents (such as carriers, drivers and dose associate [B B B business day followiawing nolificalion befoa* prizerize is awarded may void, sale of Jeffs, have engiingaged in as* • c m Cstbnatis lies a*prcsentatives) and immedi*ledi* — or nexi highest b;bidder will be prize, wilh;ith alternate bidder chosen, ale sauit, terroristic Til/in FaUs r- le family and household membersibers Stic • threats, U S U selecled. Prize willvill be presenled No cashor or prize substitutions nnd of a unlawful dealinglg o( f property, f all said groups aa* not eligible,le, (lieft by extortion,on, child kici* IIA lH 736-11-I036^l-6I5(iO ■ ■ ■ I n a p in g , ofllcial1 misconducti frwobiSI O cm« o & Oniwto XESSiMBi and theft of service:ices. . ^ V bt' NoclWo EacicoN. www.kUch*ntun ly i m i a s ...... I Sttinl«.Al«lU 2a,20IH TkM»Nnn.1MiMt,Mriie Tli c U s Fire killais Autithorities stops main who tr studentitsin t o aauction hilis vote 01>neBay I W wXIM|Kip M M i t l l S P „ ELVMA.i. Oliio ( (AP) — Jam es VOTlOTE!." said Pengov's Aug. 1!19 ciecU ons. c a m c ac ro ss Uie M a k e M e A frat hoi P cn so v lhlought o i selling his vote posdDsting on thc .online m o ^Cl* i posting and noliiled!d Ohio au- OXFORD. Miss. (API—(A A On; w o u ldjiclp::lp get h im o u t o f d e b t placclacc. thoriUcs. swept throug>i a fralcrnlty ‘■“■radllfm.landed him in tro u b le “Si“Simply tell m e who to votiDie Pengov told buyers:rs h1 e gener- • d h o u se at th e Univers/orsU yofM ls- vvith th e la«law. for,)r, 1 after paying Uic aucUon3n, ally votes Republic)tican, but ^ . slssJppi early Frid:riday. Idlllng , K'ookaulauUiorides 12 hours to andid itI will DC so. Ifyou carc, bu;luy expressed dissatisfaaacUon with • ^ J| three students durirW uicB m hear aboutlUt and stop Pengov’s myvly vote an d you v m have twiciic e : b o th parties, PILLIOIUIRE week of classes, schcchool btnciais er of a "PrcsidenUal lhele |power in thc upcominiing Hani Durzy, eBay . • RHD l said. Sale," vriUi a s ta n in g electectJon!!!!" spokesman, said the th online maa Tw enty o th e r studludenlsanda blMSSO,). PeiPencov said he didn't knovow aucUon scrvice scrccic e n s th e 29 ' • V U ;.year*old said he was. lhal s ¥ I N ^ 1 1 1 house motlierescapta p e d Uic IWO- T n ' ao-yi mt selling a vote w as Illegal. inillion U sdngs for viorioladonsof 3 land enough money T Th h c &:aud \m it o f th e Califor story, brick- and w ood-rram c h o p in g to li or* its policies, b u t becausiusc3.5mil* ^ r Alnlia ;ibu • Omegicga -house, “Ssling his vote to pay niaia : secretory of state's oDicccc. lion a re a d d ed daily,/, it relies o n I school spokesmanmn Mllchell' ‘“ ^ c a ipJills.- : . • ■ w hichich has been alejted to voteICS outside help to catchch inappro- ^unssEPfiBMBER6 Diggs said. ThereJ.wcit; .w no rc- “P 'or auction is MY forir s sale on eBay' in previou)us priate listings.' . ports of injuries: Tl)eriie cause was n o t im m ediately knoIcnown. Firenghters needceded aboul m m two liours to bringIng tlie blaze under control, chap:laptcr adviser, >j.V .Al Bell said. H ourss lalater, sm oke biUowed out of whei'here thc roof had been, and mum u c h o f Uie u p p e r floor w as in1 ruruins. A fraternity menicmber who * w as n o t a t tlie houseu se w h en the fire occu rrcd said. fellowfei mcm* • b ers to ld him Uieyicy woke up coughing and fouio u n d sm oke ^ ||»» r ^ »vn, ^ "everyvvherc." “Tliey said llieyy justju ran out a s fast a s they could,ild , to get o ut o f diat building as> fa;fasl as possi- ble," sa id S ean WtWeidlein, of Middleburg.Va. Frcd C um m ings,s, 119, a m em - ^ bcr of the Ole NMiss cross country team who) wwi as o u t ru n - - • - ^ nlng at 6 a.m., saidid :thc smoke was so diink "it wowould choke you up" a m ile away.'ay. I • "W lien w e saw it. die Dames werc about two storiessto above th c building." h esaicsaid. • University spoke:ikesman Jeff A lford identified tww o victim s as • v7,'; William Townsend:nd. 19. o f . Clarksdale, andid Jordan . - m W dliam s. 20. o f AtljftUanta. bolh, .• ji sophomores majoriioring in ac- '■/'■m counU ng. Alford said thc bodybe of the ■ . tliird victim h ad n oot t Ib e e n Iden* tified. H e said die last: m issing stu- ' ' d e n t w as H ow ard Stone,Sti 19, o f ; ‘H M artinsville. Va.. a sisophomorc S polidcal scicnce maj(lajor. ' ■ A m ong llic survivedvors, "UUngs ■ . arc pretty rough, riright now," , .. ■ W eidlein said. Alford said authclhorities.be* ■ IP Iieved thc firc startartcd In Uic -I II ual Reclinii fraternity house's liviilivingarcut . « '. ’ & LoveseaIt Set F 6 a n i ^ t 4 Teen plea;ads C o n p a itM ar t to i m u r t . UFETW E ■ no eontesistto H 69! busslayiiing • ■'A WAGONER. Okla.la. (AP) — A l6*year*old boy accuccused o f fa* tally S la b b in g aa classmate aboard a school busis pleadedj. no contest to first-degniffvc m u rd er Friday a n d w as ironronsferred to juvenile custody. D aniel H arley DiUiriUinghamvkill rcm ain in d ie countyntyjaii, segrc- gated from oilier inmnmalcs. until a bed opens at thele slate'ss only miiximum-securityy jijuvenile fa- - cility. H c said nodiL>Uiin^ during his court ap'pearancim cc. a n d Iiis Sofa & Loviveseat Setu atto rn ey , D en n is SlShook, en- tercd thc pica for liihilim . M ores WMMfirfall Anas, Teas Plllo«s,aB Under state law.f. Juvenileji of- E i t n i D m SSaattog e for taller iwopla. cld p a st their fenders can't he held UFEIMEWJWUUIIWTYoDFraaMCoastmctli rtlo n , I9ili b irthday unless!ss ithey fail to Seat ft Back CnhiORs. comply widi Juvenvenilfi treat- . H2!!99„. SpriB B S.Se ment. In that cose,!, thUicy c a n b e transferred to an adadult prison for n o m o rc tlian 1010 yyears. Dillingliom. who10 was' 15 at llie time, stabbed CarlCa A ndrew R obinson in th c backack and chest ! a b o a rd a P orter Hi(High School bus Dec. Q. Robinson. 16. diededonthcbus i while DillinghamI fledfl o u t a back em ergency cxiiexit. Pic told invesiigators hc was wa: tired of R obinson's bullying. "He needs to befo buried In prison," said D aymn oron d H ardin. the victim's stenfathaUicr. "If vtfc II B f l wasn't a kid. heslioulcluld've gotten thcdeadi penalty. ThtThey’rc going to Ict h im o u t in thrccirce years." ^ & Lovesf«atSet Fptoiysi-e10^ Back and PfHowTopjpSeatCotUoas tor ontttaiMUA a flC 0 Brf0rt.UFETlMEWWARRANTY oa t kills FraneCoBstni Accident YOUR c mnGE*oi=%S%um:1£M o r W a a man duriring a— HHIL road worirk ^ ^ n ^ n t y DEFROrrCAP)—-A A construc* ^ Fnme Canstniciforj Uon platform fell Frid‘riday as four <^ Springs workmen werc paindInting a high- v'^ Seit ^ Aick Cush/om:>n//7^ MKtawitti w ay o verpass, kiUing kill one • ^Smt i^rrtrrty Ctrd tbrCompUt^P worker and criUcall;:ally Injuring ' L a a ,! Uie oUicr direc. poUaUce said. . Thc men. who workedwo for a company contracteictcd by the . M ichigan D epartmlent en ofThms- jj ponaU on. w ere work]arking o n th e ^ T L , " . overpass of Intcrsurstate 75 in 1-PEDIC southwest DctrolL ^ PRESSURE REUEiUEVINQ SWEDISH MATTRESSESS AAND PILLOWS They were attenlempUng to ^ foot platform L vv lower a 20-by-30-fooi CONVENIi J I E N T ▼ ▼ when a cabic hold:siding it up S e B a b I t 4 ^ N - IB ates sn a p p e d shortly aftc:ifter 11 a.m.. LOCATICIONS fUlMlWS.AHA m iAM Ca • mCTBOMCS • BBWfftXMO.ROORCOVHBNO poilccsaid. SapciStore Open Sund^ a a E lY ^ N ^ A “For some rcason.on. die plat- ^ “ H s a i e form gave way. All fourfot m e n fell 7M-7474 671-1133 724-S26-2122 934-4621 209-2S7S and hit ihelr heads."j.-j,olicoSgt i S GUARANTEED:d c r e d i t com nffum im•tE»Munn«c-ZMSiISYOIiFDUiaK*9O0im ssm tuaa,9JuL q^jolm Clayboumc said T p ANYONE 1 8 YEARAM OR OLDER 0 &6 Tlm*»Ntw«, IWtnfWtnMI*,Mthe .Situilv.Ai«wt« t 28,2004

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Cross begins1 massivir e Italy reeacts withh horror ait hostageB killing, vows to keepi troo])ps in Iraqq aidooperaticon in Ds>arfur ROME (AP) — ReRecalling Uic • piece of bkblack tape over' tlicir ammba.ssador to Q atar siiw aisUU sUi ____ horror Uie naUon fcfell when its hearts durirJring their match with imrnage show ing Uie killing. ; AL-FASHER. SueSudan (AP) — ------flrsi hostage w as killkilled in Iraq, Russia, "Enzo is no longer here, aanc n d ■' IV ucks lo ad ed willwiUt food an d word Uiat a seco.cond Italian "It Ls inI memmi ory o f Baldoni. It nol;obody am givv him back too uus s. oilier relief suppH>pHes b eg an a hostage was slain brbrouglit con- was also a statemst. ent against Uie butut h e is Jilso hero among5 us us, iwo-wcek irek to:o i S u d an s vast demnation from1 the pope war. of whicJiicli w e don't approve iliaiiank.s to all d ial h e has left usu sm ti D arfu r region Fridaiday, opening a Friday and fueledI ddebate over :it all.” saidaid water polo player the:lese years," BiUdoni's • wifewife, mommoui Red QtCross' effort to Italy's role in Uie war-ar-tom coun- Fabio Benemcivenga. dedicating Giuiusy B onsignore. .said inIn ia ' h elp h u n d re d s o>f f dtho u san d s o f try., • .. • . die win oververCroHiiatoUiefallcn statatpment ipvcn to Iialian.'rvI 'rw people made homeimeless l>y eUi- ^RL? Al th e Olym picsss In AUiens. . Joumalisi.1. • "EnIk /jo livecl life w iU i'a srhilepile, nlcugliUng. Grccce, Italian soccicccr players __ Lale 'Hiuhursday,, thc Qatar- wc'lu'll keep doing so for him." U.N. officials c(consider the wore black arniban•ands during ' based*'- AralVrabic 'IV . network I P ^ m e M inister Silvio BcriuS'rius- pUghtoflhcaridrcgrcffbn's 1.4 mil- their bronze medledal match Al-Jazvera1 rireported it had rc- con)iii reaffirm ed his • ■ lion ilisplaccd . pccpeople as thc against Iraq in honc)n o r o f Enzo . ceived a vide/idco Uiat appejuvd to c oimmimieni n to keeping llaliarllian w orld's w orsi h u mmaniiariancri- a ■ Baldoni, a 56-year-ol<•old freelance shcnv the killkilliiig o f BJildoni. tw o troooops in Iracj, vowing "to comom -­ ' sis, and the interncmaUonal Rcd joumMisL'Hie Italianian polo Icam days jj'ierr ana Islamic‘militant batil terrorism wherever andd ir in C ross is m o u n tinlg g itils biggest re* . J M l worc armbatids inI ilils 11*7 vnn g ro u p demiL^m anded d ial luily's wlitilijitt>ver fom i it m anifestss i it-t - lief operation any^vherc, s and volleyball playelyers worc a iroops leaveave Iraq. Hie Italian self. , spokcwomanJulia]iia Bassam said . in Khartoum. theSuiSudanesecap* iTn^uW itiiL S he said th e eighiiighit-truck con- Explosition I DEI voy .would leave/e Red Cross - KM • warehouses in Wiarhartoum every two days; A giant cacargo p lane i.s kills tw(^oiii H m aking six trips frcfrom Swltwr* . land, ferrying nearlyu ly HOO tons of 1 trucks and otherer equipment Dagesta3H Join usU9 for the Barbaiirian W ives Clubb needed for the reliefliefoperaUon. t;o o raise m oney too bring their Food and medicLHeine are des- • MOSCOW (AP) —- An ciqilo- s o l ddier i husbands hoiom c on leave, peraiely needed in refugee . sion weni off Friday/night ni near a ' c a m p s scattered acnacross a region policc building inI tiUic restive M u merous e f item s to br from Intematlonal aid agencleiides. were killed in Uie bit in chairs ■ (3) oak 2-drot■ower laterol files • (2) • Security CouncilI Vsudi-rfs u ' blasl in Uie f T ‘ town near the borlorder m lh ook desksiks w/RH return * (1) oai>ak d«k w/LH retum • government to disaiisarm m ilitias cxecuUve diiditvctor of Uie group’s hafi,lfi, spents aboui an h o u r ai Abl “ JJ C hedinya. Interfax sailsaid. eonferencenee toble * 8’ work tablee • (4) secretory chairss from Arabic tribess o f n o m adic Africa divisicision. Shoullouk cjimp. followed arounc The nAR-'Ihss newt!ws agcncy * 6' ookk executivec desk * leathe►ier executive chair w/2 herders accuscd of)f kkilling more Jean-Mariarie I^iouri, head of tiy’ wcralions for the U.N. child)lildren in filUiy sm ocks, in' rby cuIiurU matching li 5 * teal green executivee looting and burningdng Uieir vii- Midi :CoCommissioner for dudiiiding one child on a d o n l^. cenierwasdestroyed.td, and dial a . choir w/2'2 matchingi side orm chairlirs • Zenith 2 r TV w// • lages. 'riie violenctncc erupted Refugees, sssaid Darfur's people Ductog Dui under a makcshifiJ;,, wom an's body w asi a]apparcnUy VCft - ookta k d e s k & computer stondid • b o o k c o s e • m is c . when two African1 movements n aro barelydy managing' and cloUu)Uics line. Jackson ptKired in­ found. I tdaho Homos & Pmporllos havo rebelled against Uiehc Khartoum vramed off tiUie d anger Uial un- sidelc ;d. straw-thatchcd shcltcite r Dagestan has been7 /0 /V portees hijacked aI planepi that left Libya carrying abcabout 80 fel- I MOHDAY.AUGIG U ST 3 0 , 2 0 0 ^ low Entreans and forced for it to _ l0ca(toB 509 Dm M m ■ J land Friday in thee £Sudanese FMiinJessossaxholJaano. l.2mkiSkmstloDcx)D(M}.^tt*tSwi/brJM4/tueti3r>sigftS. capital before surrento n d erin g to SAIE TIME; 4:24aO P .M . _ ~______Concettlcobiftaii security forces, ofEcial:ialssaid. ■•■■b s i Libyan ofTicials; ssaid the PURWINITURE • HOUSEFEHOLD ITEMS p lan e d ep arted tlie! scso u th east- tli'Rant walmilnut dining room tabic w/6 chaiihairs & 2 large leaves • large ern city of al-Kal warnui chinilina cabinoi w/llghted iop •• wwalnut side board server w/niaiLli! tontop • IWO blue recliners • two) belaebe wall hugger'recUners 'Hmrsday carrying aboib o u t 80 Er- -fancy endd *6& coffce tables ♦ round lampip tablei • lime oak coffee & itrean and 145 N I igerian (.-nd tables, bookbe case, telephone stand &S( hhigh boy lime oak dresser deponees, who werere dcsU ned * ‘Unciic setet w/4 vinyl chairs • hldeanks • candy dislies • vases •' lotslol of collectibles ; TVipoli. T ul e s d a y , A 'niousands of Africj•riran^ ill#. AUCTION HS2XE:N< Mrs. HarshbaKer hus sulJsul her pluee & movlrig to A u g u s t 3 n e a n s lUe- Twin Falls. Very Vei iilee fiimliiire & coUccllbless litut Ihls sale. Come & enjoy a . gaily enter Libyaa seek in g nlceeitnhigm'aiictloti, ; employment. Hcelnglg conflicts< n u i u i : in their ovm counlricsesordeter- ( UWHINER: BEVERLY HARIRSHBARGER n e w s pp a p e r ! ; mined to find passage age out of ™ Jeromo, Idah“ h o J . • n o rth A fric a to E urope. IMSt CASH OR BANKABLE CIIEC Sudan’s Foreign MiniiiSstiysaid b H ■jlhlHgMlU‘AtIt.Wlt*rrh- NollUtpo ' thc plane's L ib ^ pilolilot cailcd |R *V V V S u d a n e s e dvU aviationo n auU ior- B fclThelHmes-Nevw s ities saying his aircn h a d : been hijacked and hc h c need ed The Twin Falb'Is C o u n ty F a ir ta k e s pla • to m a k e a n em ergencyicy landing place Wednesday, SeptenJmber 1 • M onday, ’ in K h arto u m . 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The Glrreeks still11 want th- counUMnen':-•11 fmd that argum ent . |)erceircent) and ‘ groups have w ere deeply h u n by■die dll absence notonfyuntriitrue. but Insuldng. spninjling up questioning whedier of certain wees they'dy'dexjjoctcd "If vou lool3ok a ro u n d o u r citv. I it iniginiglu not be better to retumril » •* ’ " , BB to retu rn for die g ammes. e But dlls diin k 'y o u ’ll11 ssee we have man*, "haiai once.looks< to have been h as nodiing to d o w■vidi id some of aged to prestesene a few diings." stolen,len. This cotirtroom sketchI showssh Ibrahim Ahmed Mahmoimoud al Qosl of Sudan appeariiirin{ before a military cem- die sparse crowdss tithe world hu said..".\ndnd. I cannot'imagine .-Vsts Roberi1 W. Blackie. GO. o□f f m ission Friday tn G uantartanamo. Cuba. saw o n television. a morc appripropriaie seuiiig for Conmrriwidl. England, noted w hile Instead, diey're refeeferring to a display thanJl I here, in th e place of walkinIking a ro u n d die m o n u m en t series of statues, onone of the dieir binh.” in am iu ern cn t Friday-: "Look. r world's most famoulOUS collec- Tliere is liiliide debate left on dieyrt\-’re m arvelous, but it's prettyI Commilission poostpones hearing tions. now known as die Elgin how die siatilatues came to leave cleiuiU wev didn'l have die riglit i6 M arbles. 'H iose statutues e now re- die I’anh ennon. o i buill 2 .5 0 0 years takee themI in die first place, side in die Uriiisli Museum Mi In ago as a tribiibute to die gocldess U liat'lat we'rc doing, still holding London, li has been?n :200 years Adiena. ;\ndid the storv sounds «>n afteraftc 2(K) years. I'll never u n-I of alleg»ed al-Qaaida payimaster sincc die 90 pieces wewerc ripped like one of the great. Greek dersiaisiand." aw ay from d ie m arbleble structure tragedies. LorLord Elgin, an arisio- ' lilcnLleni Korka. who is in charge GU/\.NTANAMO Bw /tt r NAVAL Q osl com plaiilained Friday that rcprcsi»ent himself. He also ad-i- sitdng atop die sacret:red rock, or crai and forr5rm er British officer, of;lie die G reek d e p an m en t fighi- BASE. Cuba (AP)— A\ U.S. I mili- pro secu to rs> have h been' given minedcd to being a member of3f Acropolis, in the ccenter of arrived in CdiZdnstantinople (now ing for fo what they call ‘ the tary commission po«p*. transladoiion prob- an accountantmt .and paymaster anehd:idance and a uanslaior forir by monument, the:ie lack o f of the niiirbleJle statues adorning rally, be b o n er retum etl. to0 lems and vanie guidolinilines. for al-Qaida andam a longtime as- anothetier charged Guantanamo0 w hich totally changeses tth e expe- die P an h enion. o r , r source. ll i e first four prisone)ners vvere sociateofO samo m a b ln Laden, the prisomner. rience for visitors,. anda they ‘nie requestlest was graiited. in • lany of tlie world's great m u­ charged widi offensesss ran^g ' terror networkork's chief. He Is In Friday's proceedings,i. have not even attemptn pted to re* jtself a surorisrise, as access to die ms have similar quesuotiss from conspiracv' to aidaiding th e charged vvidilh conspiracv- to Brcnvnl-nback told die translators cover it. sacred placcice was jealously ging over p a n s of dieir col- enemy, but upcom ing5 easesc; vvill .co m m it w ar crimes.crii to tnm;mslate onh* w hai w as said,I. "Do wc have Siomonehenge?" guarded, likely include murder.r. T he new . Presiding officer ofi /\rmy Col. not toto toplaln any quesdons. she said. "Of course nonot. Andq- . high-ranJanldnK ofricial. Uie „ JJ'"'here arc m ore of die originalJ cases vvill go beforc die0 cicommis- Peter E Brownlwnback postponed Shafferer also complained diat ala uities m u st stay in dlicir ie l homes, incoming GrGrantf Vizier, gave “ylon V “ structures In Berlin:i sion as soon as die chabarges are al Qosi's prcUi■ehmin^' hearing Qosi hhas said translator havee I do n o t u nderstand dieird u diink- him a letterr oof Introduction a|. i Ira^. '[• for instJince. • approved. undl Oct. 4. A\ tetentadvv trial dato used ddie wrong words to de*'• Ing." lowing him to tc make the casts. orka's depanmeni prcptued1 "Tliere vvill b e nin*ine more was set for DecDec. T. Ai Qosi did scribec vw hat he has sa id ■Ilio British M uscunlum's posl- ereci scaffolto ld ln s . aro u n d tht!. c "brochures, showing dieL* charges v-ou’U K'e soon.3n. o ne as not enter a plea. lea Shaflafler's requests to talk to die don rests on an 101616 rulingi In PaniienonaiicUld excavate ;u-ound . '” ‘1"bles reuniied, soon as nexi vveek., a n d d ie • U.S, chargesges allege al Qosi linguistists who provided the in­ die Mouse of Commonsons ihat die the foundadoition looking for lost "SinIgiii re m u m i heads, torsos.i. , .-Xnicrican people wiD rorecognize traveled w ith1 binbi Laden, served formadadon have been refused, pieces were legally acqicquircd. statues (a fewworwliichheini«li, ( never he waiued, for his col- dienamesofsomeofditdiese peo- as a driver and quanermaster.' Othetier problems cropped up3 A m u se u m spospokesman actually keep). iun. leaving die bits he didn'tt pie." said /VrmyCoL RcRoben L and worked as an accountant at Woik’ednesday's hearing forr wearily explains dieD sltuadon. s • Once at wor.•ork. h e reiilized diat II 'Vhehind. Swann, die govemmenent's chief and trcasurcrr forfc a business in* Davidd Hicks — a prisoner aiI, before auickly hangingng up: "Yes, u id i a fevv wardicnon has fallen fali into parade in hon I such uiiiversiil brilliance as5 for coordinddng die Sept!pt. 11 ter- On Thursdasday. .'Mi Hamza goingI to Afghanistan, chal- ruins in thc past 2 010 0 years. ) In wrapped aroiuoun d d ie o u iside of ‘I’ardienon ‘‘r* can only exist orr ' ror attacks. Alimad Sulaynuriiian al Bahlul. 36. lengedd die impardality of die egistered in the world col- addition, die museumim position an interior colco lu m n row. pieces ’.‘■‘.u!?! Tlie defense attorn)rney for ofYem en. rcjt*cijected his appoint- panel.I. Iincluding Brtnvnback. A states dial. "*nie Bridsltdsh Muse- of more dionn h1- a lf d ie statues in ve m em o r\’ay for your newspaper sutnal T h c U n ited S lates. G Gi erm an y scriptlon automaticaliY from yoyour: • ci­ a n d F rance callcd Friday Frii for Checking • savings • CrcCredit Card Account presidential electioitio n s in L ebanon to be free, bebased o n sion up tbd6dayf«r12inontlilviiailavM M sot onlv $1740101 the consdtution andnd stag ed TharsIts a savings of $17^40 pe r yearearwWinodwckfees. widiout foreign Intcrveirvention, a . ITS like getgetting 4 weeks of th e T1me5-^!5-NeWS dellVWMfor FREE! reference to neigliborintring Syria. die main power brokerker in dils Save Time!! A rab country. # Save Hassle!! Tlie calls comc amidnid.an at- ; tempi by Lebanon's Prcsiclcnt Pr Emile Lalioud to seek!k (another ^ .. sbc-ycar term after his rrcmain- 3 ] ing dirce mondis in oiloflicc e n d • I o n Nov. 24.

port from ncl^boriniring Syria . a n d n e e d s D am ascus'}' a|approval Nsl-' H i and an amendmciTient to Lebanon's consdtution PMM,, o™ »nFo,.l6„ , to receive a new m: gn Minister Joschka Fischer, left,left speaks to media as . nm m som ething strongly opp

“ce In Free $is gift I Free si news confcrence \vithIth H ariri KC o f d ieir natio n ‘■•rclgntyiiy and Independence of S15 gift 2 Tickets to that it was "crucialcial that „nd Its leadedershlp. without Lebanornon," Foreign Ministry aidto I ccrtifica I jrW IN CINEMAj L ebanon b e preservedJns aj an in- pressure or lotioierference from spokesm.•sman I Icrve Ladsous said dependent and sovereign sov any outside p;ir)!iny.” Thursda; nation and state, and t lanon’s parilament has SmlOfe ll ^ d Slates has im- the decisions are basede d o n thS let a d a te for th e vote. c o n stitu tio n a n d o n ,h„ d: posed sanction!3ns o n Syria for its iJleged supponon of Palestinian 1 must be held between will of your people." 24. when die legislature E lT h e T un e s ^ i e i v s iin Mn.icn HiUltants a n di tdie deployment ■tlieTUniTtao-Ncwt. 132 FiitfKld Sow Ww. PO Bo In W ashington, W hite )r lls regular session, and 0 Bo> M . -pm Fills. ID • 73),09] I V H u rity p e S In -J;* S , 'j ' press secretary Scott Mc( nd of Lahoud's term on TwinfMiCot^nn F«r sqkmi hmrrPM H good tor 2 MuRiMue»Icn«nnao«»-uMun \ B 1*1 rm counn rar SKIM r«i»r *n tMMmM)•mMWMO(,i.»(-Mc(t.XMenrr I S urged Syria to respect thith e p rin - „ ^ . Nov.!4. 24. . M KmA H# bm ciples of "nonintervcndintion- in ,Tlie French1 FForeign Ministry Lahouiloud and Mariri have been •Wopif hiyiMM. tm m iiw ^ Lebanese affairs and notednoi rc- urged Lebxbanon to show lockedJ inin a p ow er struggle over , offw cen t c o m m en ts from LLcl ebanese “strict respect”t i foj,its consiitu- how ton0 n m d ie country. L ______• rt2 » ,2 0 0 4

N a t i o nN llropica:al OffiScialsfind;I alleged BBosnian w;7S0C criminjlal in Masissachusettsts BOSTON3N (AP) - A c o n sn u c- o nm i appllcadons for refugee andai preter that he workedced on and off body, theneinel^bors-iiehtingin forormer Yugoslav Presidentc Sl(Slo- depress•Sion leer Uving near Boston - penlermanent resident alien staratus Ibr a constmcdon company.coj themlddleole ofthe n i^ t like that,” bo military imit in the bad>ack to Bosnla-Herzegovinina, tic disputes, to hear thele alle^donsa about his manassacre, lining u p 10 m e nn aat t a formerYUotugpslavia. whevhere he could be tried as a warw A neighbor, Arthurlur Liaperdos, past dmime and mowing them dcnvn.wn. I k c i c f „ M iyko &BosWc, a 40-year-old crirrTimlnaL sald he awoke to thele sounds% ofa "He neverver lost his temper he's TVibunal 1 prosecutors helpeslped Southei• ' d d i B osnian nadonal,nai was idendfled Bosklc B< was arrested late la flght several monthiIths ago and a great guy," gu sa id V lnccnzo U.Sr.S. investigators identUy Bos-, Bo: b y federal p: ll prosecutors as an exe- WedVednesday at his condomirlini- heard a woman’s screams.scr Hie Penw. generneiu manager of ama- kicic by providing a videotapep e 1In COLUMBIA. S.C.i.e. (AP) - A c u d o n er in the unit that killed umun inI suburban Peabody, wheHere vrom an cam e o ut intoint this hall- sonry contnntractor where* Boskic whi/hlcn ne vras seen with GeiGen. tropical depresalo]Jlon fo rm ed ?om e I.20C200 Muslim men and prosirosecuiors said h e h a d be«leen way. Liaperdos said,d, ai n d Boskic w orked. 'Ii^"Ii^ w eird. I can't imog- Racadlslav Krsdc, th e only m a n tto southeast o f the CCa ^ U n a s o n t>oys at a fu outside Srebenlca llvlnIvlng the past four years. Durlrring pulled herback Insidside. T h e p o - ine they havilave die right guy.“ . be N a ti(o n w id t have maximum sustaiItained wind sp eed s u p to 95 m ph;}h; Category Long Disti 2 storms have wina[o of f9 6 to I1 0 tance Include m p h . ' All for calls from yourur ILocal DIgltalCholce® Coverage)le AreajM ^^H H Q L - v W ' Only$^IQ99 Ifc - Judge delenies % monthly W ^ access dtizenshilip Requlresnew1-or2-yr^yr. agreement per line, Activation fees, taxesisanti ar other charges apply, for allege;ed Calls outside coveragegearea a 69(/rhln. Nazi guaiard Plus, g e t Unlimimited Family Callingla s n d share all o fth e above for '20 mmonthly access per lirline w hen you add CHICAGO' (AP) - AJ federal judge Friday revoked£ d th e U.S. extra lines withith our Family SharePI,^lan'option. citizenship of a Romanlanlan-bom Forall! between Familynily SharePlan® lines on the same a fo m ier m e m b e r o f th(th e Nazi SS wHhln Ihe Loai IN CovenwerageArea. accused of serving asas t!a concen- . tration c a m p g u a rd The govemmentIt accused JosephWlttJe.84.ofBe•Bensenville of hiding his memberslership in an SS Death's Head battaittalion that guarded Sachsenhaiihausen, a cam p n e a r Berlin vn*(A^iere thou- sands were executedled or died from starvation, diselisease and m cdicai experim ents. The govemment ccco n ten d ed that bccause the NaziVziWoffenSS was a movement hostiostile to thc Uniied Suites,. Winje[je vras n ot lawftUiv a d m in e d to3 ththis coun- . try when he wasis g ran ted dtizensh^ in August 1! Judge Suzanne Con:onlon can- celed Wittje's cenillrtiflcate of iTa v M r naturalizadon and ordiirderedhlm to tiun it over to thehe attorney general The govemm[iment filed its com pldnt seekinglg tot revoke his citizenship last Sepi VWttJe refused to com cc m ent, referring q u e sd o n s toto his\ attor- ney, Joseph T. McGlrG irm ess Clevelanci. r.aiiH to mMcGinness' c i n number were not answiswered. In previous hearlnm,i n , M cGln- ness said his cue:^ e n t w as stationed near Sachseilaenhauaen a n d d id b elo n g to o niS S! S D eaths H ead b attalion, b u t waiirvoa never a guard. He hai said WittM ttje w aa a brlcklayor who apent mi u ch o f - his time working on1 oconatruc* tion of oir raid iheltflras r a a n d ln a m ilitary aportH p ra g n u r Tho gciwmmont aald atli Wlttje r ilin g ^ I kltn i J IUM aorvod m tho Romftnlaiiltn Army fram February 1942\ u n til July 1943. a n d w as B m emnber bi of the Woffon SS from July 191943 until Shop fro'romhoma.Ovomlghi the iprlng of 1945, It aaldi the htdalivorytoyourdidoontipisjustadiclick or call away: WalTon S S w a ia N a z lp Bonlzatlon that it combat and guard units[lita In con- ► verizonwvireless.cccm centratlon campi. . ForFoi o ther g rea t deals, loglo on. 8 0 0 .2 Js ' sity a^id availability’ oJoX Idaiio’s ■UiU — o r almost, anyway • food and agriculluroe pproducts, le-buyout doesn’t direcdyly ’ the agriculture depilep artm en t afi'ect:t Magic Valley — Farmn . . suid in a siniem ent. Credit;lit Services of America is not)t , affiliau This weekend. AllAlbertsons ated witli Spokane. Wash.- J . ■ . basedd Northwt‘st Farm Credit stores across Idalm \vill\vlll feature it i r . . • Scrvici Idaho-grown fresh fafruits and ices, w hich has offices i n '‘ J ■' Burley r- vegeiables, as well ai ' • . . ..-J jy a n d 'i\v in Falls. But a for- I as Idaiio bank buying a solid, foods and bevemges ir sign .1 1, s Including . Ainenc wines, picldes. jams air rican-as-apple-pie. lending instiiui:udon steeped in agricul- eggs an d sauces, th e su I • turclcrlending has die endrc worldd said. of agri{ri-finance sitdng up andd "This cam paign iss g for takingignodce. 1 consumers becausc ii brings ”lt’s’s the first time a Farmn fresh fruils and .vegetal Crcditit co-operative has beenn rect from Idaho fnrr purchiibased by anyone otherr orchards to local Alb tlian aian o d ier l^irm Crcdii." saidd stores, and it h e lp s sl MlkcSiSalisbury. CEO ofSalisburyy , identify many . otherie r Idaho • Managagem ent Scrvi(rt*s. Inc. Inn products througlioutlth lh< c store,” . ^ IW inI Fails.1 "Nobody In theirr said the agriculturere d e p a rt- A tugboat maneaneuvers a tanker down the ColiColumbia River near llwaco, WiWash., on Jan. 10. 2002. Ak shiftsl In West Coast shippingng mayi be coming biggest.•st fantasy thought it wass ment director, Pat ‘Il‘IbkasUgi. after some con1ontalher carriers serving the PortPoi of Portland decided to ststop calling on the nation’ss lilargest.Inland river port. for saltulc. It's like City Hall beingB " "n ie Idaho Preferred’d’ p program tttt ▼ . fo rs^lie." e also helps tlie overall ec ieed, die Farm Credit Sys- by supporthig Idaiio’s f West(tem shippei?rs will pa>y for contaainer alternnatives datt‘s back to 1916, beforcB processors, retailers a an n d rural Jepresslon, when farmersS communiiies." . The Associatedted P ress______- m is getting land duougli dieJ Ills is a big national prob-- Aug. 13 o n a cam paigrIgn swing Each alternarnative has draw- m®" t'stcad Act. It. was estab- , lem ,”” ssaid Peter Friedmann,, Ihrough Oregon tliat htihe would backs; :md die die cost iricrcase.s S f i by Congress to provide Idaho company bihuVQ POirrLAND,JD, Ore. — West spokesj:esm an for the. Agricultiux.- urge Congress to approv(ovcaSlSO v\idi all three,e. Nvithv b a ilin g tlie * Coast sliipplnjJng costs could in- OceanmTransponation *1 Coalition, million uredglng projeoject that least expensive.ve m id trucks Uie ic a n agriculture %viih a cle- Westinghouse ser^rvices crease and U.S. I agricultural Tliele Gonfercncei was organ-• will deepen die Columb:nbia Hiver m ost costly, able source of credit. In the nationwide Farm1 _ BOlSli — Wasliington Ikely to suffer unless ized i)y b; die coalition afterr channel by 3 feet to anin iaverage 'IHickers ivotvould have to a d d p ’lliu", tonJjuidfindsaway Hyunda I Sysiem arc regional co- ' Ihternational Inc. husLTcJuTrcS a< ndal Merchant Marine and1 o f 43 feet all tlie w ay froirpm I’on- extra-heavy dut'Juty u ^ e r s t o dieir t^vo- departing the "K“ itives n o longer ownt*d by the remaining outsiund "K" Line announced they/ limd to tiie Pacific, fleets in order;r tot( carry die extra i- nes that caiiy con- would Ii pvemment but by sliarc- terest in the Id halt scrvice to th e P o n o f . Bush had originallyy rejectedr weiglit on already air crowdcd •ormer cargo,50, omcials said I’orilant Westinghouse gover a n d by d ie end o f tho year,; funding in his Inidalll federal IilgliwaysandfnJ frt*evvays, increas- • vernment Tliursday. leaving'ng only Hanjin Shipping to aiuse FCS’s funding source services businesses. > b u dget p roposal in l'c!I'ebruary. ing w ear a n dI teartei o n roads a nd , Portland isis ysacqui- cific Northwewest, ana its rail 'Hiebic b ig 2 0 - to <10-fooi contain- leaders. most odier lending insdtu- sition of the remainl Gary Cardwelwell of Northwest lin in g ‘10 connections toto tiic Midwest and ers can:an be packed wiUi just But m any of tliose sain percent of the one-timi am e lead- C ontainer Servicrvices. a sho n -h au l Ime West- South, could iit increase costs for aboutIt anytliing,ar from electronics: ers agreed Tliursday die m Credit Services of Amer- inghouse subsidiary :ic projt>ct ndlroad, told died u conference his ry from aU Pacific freigl(igiu and cargo, ac- to clothlithing to perishable Ihiit. will b t'E ^ too late to3 iprevent company can h ervices farm ers in loiva. BNFL Inc. -Hie deptinr n liJindle the over- irtment is cording to lntindustry and state Fanncnners as far inland as tlie Hyundai and "K” Lintin e from Dow container u aska. South Dakota andi tlie b usiness’s m ajo r d ie jrrniffic dial would diem. oincials at a sl^shipping "summii Mldwesivest use containers to pack changing coursc, forclntIng farm- be routed fror[rom Portland to ning. With assets of aboutt . Through tlie former ier West- conference." agriculiiultural products sucli as; ers, manufacturers andnd wood llicoma. Bui inin temis of Imver Dillion. d ie FCSA finances> inghouse ope >peration; Thc pons> ofc Los Angeles, fruits,i, peasp and lendls, or spe- products companies to) ctconsider costs, "die winntn n e rls d ie river.” ? P P '°>ximately J 59,000 cus- Washington Group and rs, a b o u l 7 perccnt of th e ■ md BNFL Long Bcach an(Uld Oakland in Cal- cialty' crops,cr such as hazelnuts; altem adves that a p p earu-costly. c Barging wou!ould be cheaper. p: Farm Credit System vol- mtinage federal fticiliilililies and iforma. alongg witii Tacoma In from Oregon,Oi the world's sec- "Tills Ls not frce,” said sai Terri but Richard: Uuer L of Sause programs and provide Rabobank' conducts idc engi- Washington ststate, are already ond-larglargest producer, !Banle, a C olum bia Riveiver Cus- Bros., wlilch haslas operated ocean hmin/K neering, constnstruction, congested unia Iliver. which already The thrce main alterlematives over water betweenber Portland nouhitj F agreement. Washingtonon Group charge per ccc o n ia in e r th a t is adds costscoii for tlie 104-mile tran- are loading containcners on and Tacoma. le S Livestock in Wheat- will control tJic WesUn^lingliouse refunded if thetie sh ip p er loads o r sit alongong the river compared to • oceangoing barg es in Pordand Pt about 140 miles V\Vo., said n ot endrely — . i Co. and unloads afterT j peak hours, ac- thc oce;}cean ports in Cmifomia for shipment'to die coicontainer "It’s not chea ivestock and agriculture . the Westingliouse Gover:vernment cording to lndndustry expens at and WasVashin^on state, yards in Tacoma, or shshipping going to be com icers n eed to take n o te .' Environmental Servicc/ices Co. Ihe conference.ce. Presidrsident Bush announced d iem by rail o r truck to•Tacoma, To said of ocean baj tie days prior to Washington Group wi Dank’s announcement to BNI'L 40 percent o f th c - ______* ______buy FC'CSA. Rabobank filed a from existing legacy corS Econlomy gro\ms at 2 .8I percent ]rate in sj>prmg s -ining brief for Tyson Fresh 40 p crcent o f th e profits > in the historic Pickett ture Washington i ed Press • Aprll-to-•to-June quaner. gained 20 points and dvdie Nas- squeezed the mi n cattlc price-fixing trial. ' contracts on certain fcde 'flieu ctcconomy had grown at a d a q w as u p 10' polrolnts in Federal Hese ison said. The Pid^tt v. 5i^!;=Sn.an ^ case pitted catde produc- erations and 10 pcrccn t WASHINGTOTON — T h e U.S. brisk 4.S4.5 percent pace in thc morning trading. Alan Greenspan)an has described galnst big meatpackers profits from oil o th e r coi -uggling under tlic first thrce thi months of 2004. The latest snapshot)t 1 o f th e th e econom y■ as hitdng a "soft T J ’S® lg pricc manipulation and oatcd trade deficit. Gross1 domesticdc product meos- economic activity coiromes as patch" in lune.L‘. EvenE sol’die Fed Washington Group holdS S M F I e supplies on thc pan of grew at a relauaUvcly modest 2.8 urcs iheth e value or all goods and President Bush gets geaieared up policy-makers sot o n Aug. 10 raised DOE th ro u d i2 0 1 2 . rs. jal rate in the sec- servicesres produced wiihin the for the Republican convcivendon. shon-term intentercst rates for d ie ^ BNFL \vill tio t sh a re i iie brief. Rabobank aigues a slower pace of Unitedd S tates and is considered and die presideniliil declection is sccond Ume tliisIlls year in a bid to potential losses of tliose lere is a legidmate busi- nesses, but will maintt tiian previously thc broaroadcst barometec of die just over two m ontiis awaway. keep future infiatfiatlonundcrcon- economim j y ’s fimess. ’I'he economy’s healtlalth and trol. The Fed’ss mmost rccent rate jusdficatlon under the portion of the liabilitic -s and Stockyards Aa for ading on gross do- TlieJ revised n GDP figurc for the availability of jobslbs have m ove p u sh ed aa k key intercst rate businesses incurred nr to pull back in thc cash m eslic pro d uct (GDP)I ib u c d by tlie secoiicond quaner, however, is been, key s'pairing issutsues be* to 1.50 percentcnt/pcd policy- “ thc date of this week’s bu m u ^ t \vhiic drawing on buyout. the Commerce]:e Department Fri- slightlyIy bh e tte r than th e 2.7 per- tw ccn B ush a n d his Demcmocratic makers at tlice t time expressed e-supply catde to &ve day furnishedid fresh evidence cen t growtli gr< rate that some op p o n en t. John Keny. confidence thatiat economic ac- ^ 3riccs tfown." Stevenson Rain dampens hopopes that the businesless rectivery hit a economiimists had forccast. "Eco- Bush says th at m aidngighistax I tivity would gainiln m o m e n tu m in j j n my opinion. Rabobank’s ing and early sum- nomicc grtiwth gr was below p a r~ cu ts p erm a n e n t will strcnrengthen die mondis ahea , crctilbill for bumper wheatrtcrop irowth rate was • temporajararily w c think— b u t die thc cconomy and spur mcmorc job Some privatete teconomists es- ility as an agricultural has tak en a dive." LEWISION — AlUloUjough the weaker tlian tliehc 3 pcrccni figure cimansioision is still continuing,” grtiwth. Keiiy, pointingg to1 th c tim ate d ial cconto n o m ic gnawdi In m„m t Harl, professor of cco- grain harvest in north-ch-centrol first estimatedi a a month ago and said Lyni.ynn Heaser, chicf econo- sluggish lab o r m arket aiiand the ilie current JulyuJy-to-Sepiember ^ \ s at Iowa Stato University, Idaho and parts of eastern e; showed thatt the economy, mist atit Banc B of Amcrica Capital loss of LI million jobsbs since quaner couldId c o m e in at 1 that Rabobank's acdon Washington is well olieiliead of which had beereen moving along Managergem ent. h e prcsi- aro u n d a 3.5 p en Bush took office, says th e )erccmto3.8per- X acogood indicadon of whcrc normal, farmers are watwatching at a decent clip:lip, lost consider- O n Wall Wi Street, stocks rose. mainly cent annujJ rate, dent's tax cuts have n dielr affeilegiance is. u n u su al August rain s toktoke a toll able moment2ntum in thc T(ic Dow Do lones industrials helped thc wealthyly and . Please see ECCECONOMY. Page D2 pigj o n their crop. lease see BUYOUT, Page D3 Tlie late August rain o Camas Prairie und the( PalousePa Greensispan warns; (of pension {plan problei is causing sprout damagi ems Propclosed free-1■trade destroys th e tiuality o f tli id P ress . I populations. program s will likely prese:s e n t die nels. possibly the If we have next, president witli p: w o rst JACKSON. V\^o. W — Federal W painful Q C C O n dam ag e since ISiJy. ^ p r o m i s e d dioices. Reserve ChaIhoinnan Alan m orc th a n o u r Neither I>resident Buslu sh n o r rd divides; Latinos A cron that is 10 pcrccnt nc Greenspan saidJd Friday tlial die m i H sprouted would bring aljc ■ ■ ■ ■ I economy has Democradc pnhidendaltl candi-c ' Los Angeles TimeImes______DominicJe a n R epublic, about 40 country (Vill facefat "abrupt and . thc ability to cents a bushel less than date John Kerry has offeiffcred a ------:------Yet mtnany prominent Ladno on good painful" choiciices if Congress ■ ■ ■ ■ deliver, os I quality graiti. . detailed prcscripdoh for>r Ibring- lO S ANGELESLES — A n em o- organizairadons — induding the docs not move/e quickly to ulm fear wc may Industry experts say mt ing sufDdent money iniInto die Iional battle Us bbrewing in die Leaguef oc f U n ited Ladn Amcri- most el- Ihe Social Security ! and have, wc must evators are taking special program . U.S. L atino con:o m m u n iiy over can Citi; rial step s M edicare b ennefits e tliat have recalibrate o u r itizens; the Salvadoran Bush fawrs giving yoiyounger wlieiiicr a propoiposcd frce trade Americai to keep damaged grainin sepa* been promisedled to the baby public pro- :an Nadonal Network, rated from thc rest oi workers the opdon of puttingpi agreement with'ith five Central and diee Central American Re- of the boom generatioi Alan am*J n e m m so tliat p a n o f tlicir payroll tax liiK harvest to limit qualityty com- Hetumlng to j Jito per- American nationIons and the Do- source .Center — oppose o a politically ex- pending rc- sonal rctircment accoun plain ts from grain co n susumers. n plosive issuee that hc has drees h:havc time to adjust 1 ri m in lc a n Republublic will bring CAFD\.T. They hav e argued tnat It rctum for smalicr Sodal1 ^S< “cun- greater prosperitj *riic Lewiston region hhas a got* addressed a numbernu of times througli^1 o th e r ch an n els.” 1 irity o r tlcspair to would hasten hi thc outsourcing ty.benefits, or staying witAritli llie iiie immigrantsIS w\ ho have set- of U.S. jc te n a b o u t 1.3 inches oT f rainn in tliis year. Greensinspan said that It Grecnspaspan said. "If we delay, thc ;Sodal Security system. jobs tmd encouragc thc :h more was wrong for tl dt>d in' die Unitedled States and the cxploitatadon of poor Central August, nearly an inch r the gtjvcmment adjustmements could be abrupt Kerry opposes diat pla It. to hold out tlie p pljm for reladvL>s diey’ve'c left1« b ehind. Americaran workers and the envi- th a n in a typical A ugust. 3 promise of morc andpainflinful." partial I privadzadon. He sai -n,c Centkl1 AmericanA Frcc' ronment.nt. . Tlie price of soft w hitetc vwheat retirement benelnefits tlian it is ca- Greens]mspan, as hc has done ^way to strengUicn Social S< Ttade Agreementent w ould drasd - - The tci a t P ortland on F riday wms as $3.89 pable of providlncling. previousijusly, suggested that one 1ty is to "grow tlie econ tensions over CAFIA arc ' H esoid this Iss onomy. ,jjrinsilTs o n U.S. farm rem inisa a bushel. Issue \vas particu- possibleIc fifix would b e again rais- crcatc « jobs and increase «rent of the Impassioned rS 4 larly critical ise rev- products, consunju m er g oods a n d debate tl A year ago it wns ov er S< ll given the (ng the! reiredrement age to reccivc pan h as said p erh ap s rc- a { proponent of raising the r ir a n d apparel, to thc contritroversial North Ameri- .rmin rctlrccstopromiinise only the ben- tirement about 40 pcrccnt of thc ; n t age sh o u ld b e ment i age ever since hehn theUnlt^Stwes.ICS. can Free'* TVade Agreem ent w ith efi's that‘cann be1 delivered," continual] The accord, cor has been harvested at uoUy adjusted as Ufc cx- chairman < of a commissioron that com m only called Mexico aai n d C anada. ’ ' at this GreensDan soldId in opening rc- peciancic; p o in t, b u t a signiftcanl am cies incrcasc. jrecommended a numbt ust be radfied by Thosee divisionsi w ere on full m a K ^ S So-day c conference • Tlie loc o f tlie crop is still in tlic Tic looming crisis in Sodal' ' d ia n g e s to rcscue So d al Sc d ie U.S. Congress:ess and thc gov- display rccendy r when CA I^ ' sponsored by tl:the Federal Re- Seciuity 0 ernmcnts of Cc y and Medicarc has rc- ty , from impending insolvolvency Costa Rlca. El supponeiters held a conference > complied froir'rom staff serve Bank o fr KKansas City on ceived litlittle attention in (he latemala. Hon- for Latiniino business leaders in and wiree nreports the diallenges p 5 posed by aging prcsidcntimdal race, although die Please seo QREEN5PAN. Pa{Page 03 duras, Nicaragtagua a n d th c pieaslase see LATINOS, Page D2 ' D-2 T lm e ^N•w m i.IM nFtfi, Idaho 8Mutd«y,Air,Au(wt28.2004 M o n'JEY i

Stocks5 rise on betteter-tlian-expecxrtedGDPfigj?ure LatintIOS______NL-WYORKIK (APJ — Investors investcstors hope tliat this week’ss fcr's Investment Resca se n t slocks tnomodesdy liigbcr Fri- dropip in oil priccs could sparkk C incinnaU . "T hat’s letUnS g S b S Dl been1 si]signed by President Dush of quotas diat have reststJstriciL-d. day. cmbradniring a sluggish gross suont)nger economic growth forr of volaUllty comc into IhSmdr-th Los ytagclos fofeaturing El Sal- b u t is copposed by DcmocraUc trade in textiles a n d a ppariparcl. dutnestic prodroduct reading that • thc currentcu quarter. ket. but so far dils wcveek. it’s vadors preside:dent, ’Ibny Saca, chaileniIcnger Sen. John H Kerry Without' thc benefitefits of was noneihel(seless belter than ex- SUUUU. w itli thc R epublican Na-- been on thc upside. SpSp when ombassissadors o f El Sal- u n d Iallabor groups. Kerry has CAFTA. C entral A m erican:an Icad- puctcd. Iiopin])ing tliut falling oil tiona]ial ConvenUoa next weekfe everyone comes back iiin Sen- vadorand Nlcar:aragua. said hc would not approve crs haye argued that theyey vwould priccs wouldtid help spur the andtri tiadiUonally slow trading in1 tem ber, a t least we'll be wworWM. WhUcSacaafax prof- “ mpcUUcjUon from China 20 Demi:mocratic members have iaround a trade pact won':/on't bo cs if Con^*ssss Idoes not move bimestest factor in the downward its i c o n tain ed in th e GDPP rei p o n anil reduce s hipping ip t costs tind b een unsu nable to rcach a consen- easy, < according to poliUcalana- cal: quickly to trimiidicSociaiScctiri- tl rcvuiotiion tb sccond quarter GOR showed £ that profits shnurank Iw other barriers that t} have pre* sus. Reps. Rc H ilda L. Soils, ' Ilysts and community leadciadcrs. ty and MedicaiIcare benefits diat Consinsumcrs, whose spending 1.2 ] percen t in th e secondid quar- vented LaUno> entrepreneur's c D-Calif..(if., and Raul M. Grijalva, . Im m igrants from th e seiC coun­cc have been promomjsed to the baby . accoununts for roughly two-thirds ter t fitim die previous qtqumcr. from exploiUnglg opponunides D-Ariz..z.. 1have joined-Becerra in ttries m ain tain s tro n g tic:ties to b o o m generatloiItlon. o f all11 economic c acuvity, had a But t profits ore up by 17.£7.9 per- back hom e. opposini>ing thc agrcem ent. an d ttheir families, as evidenccciced by Kerry's camrnpalgn p said in a dghtgrgrips on their pocketbooks cent c from a year aga "By low ering; thc t duty rates no caucilucus member has pub- th t c billions o f dollars theyey scns d statem en t thatIt tltlie new GDP fig- a n d walletswa in th c spring, a key A n in lladon gauge favororcd b y o*' ^ ° d i sides,, it ii will ^ve us licly supsupported the measure. home 1 every year. ures providee evidence that factorir bI ehind die sccond-quar* Greenspan, C which excludcdes cn- confidence:cc hi invcsUng in accordiniding to M aria Meier, excc- But many of them fleeJled to ,"Cleorge Bush sh is misleading tcr's overall slowdown, cigy c and food, priccs. shshowed diose regions," saidsa Fux. w hose uUve diredlrcctor of die caucus. ■ /Amcrica becausc of politlolitlcal A m ericans whei/hen he says that Consuriumer spending increased that tl infiadon remained tailamein company operateItes several large Givenen Uie poliUcal scnsltlvi* oppression, c corruptionn iand the economy ha ’ has tumed a cor- at anI anar n u ^ rate o f 1.6 pcrcent. the tl sccond quarter. 'Ihce mcd- depanment storeires in Southern tics, no10 < o n e expects CAFTA to ceconomic chaos and arc skepU.ske ner." 'IVeasuryry I Secretary John th e sloilowest pace since the sec*, sure s showed diat prices roserc at California, exptxports goods be brougjuglit to Congress before ' ccal o f the governm ents they Snow said: "Oi hey loft *Our economy is ond quarterqui o f 200 1 , and down an a a n n u a l rato o f 1.7 percerent in throughout LaUnLin Am crica an d Uie Noveijvember elecUon. tbehind, said Lou DiSiplo,3, a po- once again onI sosolid footing." But . from a I a brisk 4.1 percent growth the d seco n d qu an er. dovmI fifrom a o'vns Uic U.S. franchisefrai for thc Suppoiporters arc desperate tb> litical 11 science professor’ at die iic added, "nieilierc Ls still more ratein in tlie first q u a n e r o f diis 2.12 perccn t Increase in thchc first popular Guatememalan restau* have die mcjasurc passed be- I w ork lo do." University of Califom ia, Irvine,Irvli year. qquaner. ra n t Polio C am peipero. foreyear-;ar-cnd. Tliat makes dicm wary of Soariiig energjjrgy pricc*Si m ean- T h e y'ofpo- c new estimate of con- As long as infiation doesnsn't be- "nie split in heUie Latino com- Tliat’st’s vwhen the United States 11litical causes being promo while, itave .taK>n,tat a toll on sumers >moied ;r spending for tlie second come ci a problem, Greenspailan has munity further comcoi plicates d ie a n d oUieilller nations have agreed by b the governments of their economic actlvitivity -i- aggnivat- quarter, icirna- ler, however, m ark ed a said « tlie Fed can move intm erest' prospects for CAF\FIA, which has to phasese io u t a com plex system tive ti lands. ing tlte U.S. tmrade d deficit ;is tlie sliglit im in provem ent from tJie 1 rates r up gradually. nation's foreignyi , suclis as cars and appli. sccond s( quarter was die smtnallcst |Af« »n able to spend. Oil prices, to customize our market report!orts. If we’ll try to' include'll,It. res. wliich recently ances,;, v v m flat in th e st‘Cond gain gi sincc die first quantn e r o f V w you’re Interesi have clim bed to ested in a stock, mutual fund1 or com- Please call Ramonai JonesI at 7330931. Ext 262,I. withwii to jiU-timc hi^is quarter,cr, com pared witli a de- 2003,2 ( when tlic economyny cx- modity that’s not If o n U.S. inarkct >t In our report, give us a call ancand • ■ your suggestions. kets, liave been clirieprepreviouslyreported. p pj an d ed at a 1.9 pcrcent pacacc.

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M 413A .11 HMCn Huei !0 »95 .18 P«<9r> . 38, tStI .,2 VHK» 72 47Se .1) ^aw; S i Loaa Of nain tor Iha dav. No dtanttnga Indteatad t>y... mark. • C4!TWrl64i 7370 .01 ><4rt*rf) »*»r 40 »7I .72 P«ntnlT9* 04) 304S V*M> 1 14 7477 .12 Nam* Div Latt a ■ 3'- 2175 •« K«t»£ I3!I 47 78 - 87 PmRm «19* 2*04B .19 V*tanCnl44M9e -05 PUntf■Und Nama: Nama d mutual lund andidlimMy. I ' Chg E<«l«el43 1551 .05 iSMliTOCO C«ri»ilVi 40 tow .03' Hm£« 2 .01 .10 ei .34 VUcenfl 24 3432 Sell':M: Nat aaa« vakM. or prtoa at whMiitundooutdbaaold. t M«W>k 47 1 07 -I S W o ” :?! K ' ” "Ji CrtyV 73 3H» .01 K H»»i r o „ ? .S S SSS, , S S219 S .79 Vtatt. 18 a n .14 M>*Mt< ... 441 - .1 s S S S " ' s s s r .34 Cr«tC;q iir 141] .oa i HTCr*tCP| 187 » n .21 PMNO 172 42B3 a>g! Daly nat diano«lntt>a NAV, ' «xn (n n - 1,71 .*J ? “ ♦» 'li: S a.17’ :« C^MI;1 I I) 2C3s* aio .71 S :S ST»;SSS :i! Sy [Snd; no pe caleiMad 8 - 9bM ot'Sk^^ U. Olv ba^M H«i 23t .1 .71 WVWytlS' 4140 .16 PIMrO .10 17*4JM •“ Wl«M.t» 410 .00 tk et Mi or «>« dMdM. 63-««t N ! • " -01 UnN,, .. U>C«rwT<21l30S] .. occis' Ot u a ;,5 t»-WS> w )J 1828 .07 PWT 5147 .97 PmFrd 41 mio ^ :: ?s ;! Ji is K is CwtPt 4207 .109 ►«**lUMO 137 4)70 .31 PimQi 100 U tt n?Antu«rM.'» CTCMO Ol 548 -i CouO ICO u n . » WCUUCGB 14 93 .» Ptagr»EA2» Oili» I Kg'SSS sSS r -ssS S H ir" » ^3 ;g SSS!:W i s s ;i: ^ : C«*Ct 16 »51 .01 >SWiur . 279 4000 ,.01 M9 319 .m n « - a *wsa •II CMWIQI. IDTO -07 pS c la l„ .JJ WniSon ... M89 . 34 «-g»- S3SJC SS5..:B-' '0197 I B l o «■«»" _ US ,.17*.17 Cc-/ 30 .0? fHEan ta 3460 - 04 PtMMn . T464 ibankrwoyerr*- Crjwiio .. 270: - -o 5 gffiK is ;s ssss UW 130 » 74 . 27 PiiMffl ... 1937>37 . 07 « SSI .13 J2 2 ? uchcempMit. OmbMi .. l}40 .2 '187* n n .U . 3870 .)4.a l>rvkt OB 2411 I 27 «S*sa 16 1141 .10 t w * sa 4412112 .to »Mi»^lB*3tl7 .13 ****' OMDurnl 04*10214 .2 S144 t» .« MroTSU1)l*l0S73 .» g ^ 4^104 H 25 . 03 ^ •M -01 W»f». 92 37 87 . 41 -f4»le«lhn(l.p. DSLmth .. al:S ISKSSS :S.!Sa'» . dIO -J7 1« .01.01 ^ naaamjli^ l^ d«*Krid » ; .jj RMTfCtie ce wsm>o . 7.11 .04.04 sr »SS :S MMlaikwdfflay DfwC .40 449a .7.71 attOe .. N7t .91 (WgAHTSIrT397#1J4« .74 , 7.73 .O Ccntan t!aj >29 tftr> 70 38 48 . 01 GuMW M 4071In : l\ ^ I - eaxfc M a n /o . M t I - Bon p M *M iswioaovi.taMn .11 nMiTrr a .O Cm aftiU 3201 .101 MCam4C«r« 40 a n .34 OwCm ... 21717 .04 40 .40 I ______• SouptfhaA■ Atw^tatadpSirBiiiaatlflwraa^larvunofflelaL E v tS liii iim r 84* H47 -71 ViVMnT .17 2S0 .05 trOet 3»X .. Si(enOV23lilH77.t3e nMdi• . 70 -.15 W,n»M M .04 I *«*on . 7f^-0y-Ol iWBOCCO 19.5401 .31 S n 121 YanaiiTi 127 .«•a 8itwdiy,Ai«Kt'28,2004 Tkn M » M n « ,1MnMa.ldito M

Closing fiFUTURES SSbanm™klwruottMweMM CATT>n3" w i~ •— o» Greeenspan__ • Stp 137.9 1141.5 1 ^ 9 139.75 .... 40JOOO ‘ F o s s i l F UUELS I too 148.9 147.75 *.9 ------ContlnUMt fromom D l m entnt decisions, the size of the s s i 190.5 154.9 1 ^ *.29 Sw Mwsuw aji s. ?, gfS SfS g!§ ss--^s5 wmSSX’^jwSJSS^**^i^enMNtw twodecad(»asago. laboror forcc and the saving bchav*av- z ;:::: Igs* ::i: g-n 80.40 00.70 8000 80.90 -.10 " In h is ren-remarks, Greenspan iorof of Americans. 'SS 018.019 ' Aptf SS as ss ss zis\ said that thclc pc ro je a e d doubling Gnjreenspan acknowledgedje d ' D*cJ-iftn .9ifiS ,gi 8 - Oei 43 0S 43.59 4275 43 !S No* 42.75 4322 4250 gJS 43 oftheU5.pcpopuladon over the thatt anyj d c d sio n s to trim b ^ne- ie - a i i s s s g si s i i ^ ^02T?r5‘^-1O25> i3.„.”TS.,SiiiiK Ooc 4232 4203 42.20 4200 43 *.30 dge o f 65 byly 20352 w ould a dd to fits oroi boost payroll taxes coulduld Jtn 4203 4230 41.90 43 o k u ;b;S 3 2 EtePcAm^'"* FtO 41.00 41.92 41.59 J 41 f2 I m thegovemmciment's budget defidL be cUfDcultdll p o l i t i i ^ . b ut he saidaid S*p CaiMd* OoUt .7SU .70 .OOOlN.iMBtrb. ise d cd sio n s m u st bc m adeide Ote Can«d« oswr ,TMS ,7S 1 024 007 511. - 0 Btp I 0 t o « i n 4! : " loiJS 1!12 II But he saididd It was important to - those i™ 020 012 817. - 7 0 ? 1 1 made quickly to give baby 024 Oil 015 - 5 Nov 4oia tisi b e careful inin howI those dcQdts and i ib y ! ibliasiffiuiil I’iis9 ' Jw) iibiio 40i3S 39i9S Sift 40 * S werc addresseiSsed. H c suid that re* b oon)mers time to adjust ? E "sjssrss J 39 so . 39 lying entirelyJly o n a n increase In “TlThough the challenges o of f iS S a J S S S " mi7ej90,u(i2»7 S 0 ^ ’*i’“ Is Ok TrflM. Bond 110-171101ii'.ri!K:s S w ’ 39 ” 0 0 tnepayroUtaxtax on workers to deal pros{tspcctive increasingly starkark in'0SIO3T)5 OO^OODDKOtnM 38 02 . 39 w ith the fundindlng shortfall in So> choic>ices for th e U nited Statestes i s a s r * *V2 oS^ u ies ' soiio seiM u a s ® " ” ” ’ rity and Medicare seem ist­ iJ:S =:S SA»ta.:e««ptrb uilo tot cJal' Security m great, the necessary adjust- isgs: v^s?di i i f g a 24.09 I 23.32 2382 -.27 Ocl< SJO9 54.00 03.27 03.72 *79 38« .3D w ould m akete It i more costly for mentnts vrill likely b e sm aller thanian DteCeCM 1723I 1011094 1710 . *9 ' JM 23,W 2 C 01.20 .02.00 OtJO 01.95 *.7B. S EE EE EE ” I «12,47.» . SO Mtr 23 03 ■' 2a s g.S g s ::S ■■ SS ,! . 37i4t 09 ei^loycrstohto hire workers. thosese required in m ost other de-de- ■ Sigr siS!;:,147.80-48.44 ...54 . Mty 23.48 .2 Ul said policymakers - velopsplng countries," he 'said,Lid, M t CORon ' 50.30 o : a s s g:!S g g =:K ■ X ' ! ’ 37 02 t ’l • • . ^rcen sp an <. : S £ l | | S J 23.00.-22.90 23.00 -.10 Jun 0 M M tisi must considctider thc impacts that nodn;ing that Europe and Japanton , - ssissa ■ ssg! • 22.09 ZZ.40 22.40 -.30 . M • e 1 g o . iiiii iiiii ”“*5 chai^inthe ...... 21.90 -.40 . Auo 9 * Ste ...... 38 thc government's tvra willhhave a m uch higher propor-or- ■ ,!S^'3«ag! i s l s l s i ? S ,= “ «|5 ♦ " biggest beneflilefit prc^rams would tion Oei FMMCalM. 10B.50I0B.:”g | | i S S ::S mViiMH7.i>: 8 SS i:: •;...... n i of retirees to current.in t. • Dte 39.70 30 00 3S.iV 39MM 4.39 ental] such as thet effe a on retire* woriurkers in coming years. SJffiis: SSS1SU SS ;:S : ffisarjsi’ 1. ttitt 7.291.T>u% Uttt 7,907 Kisua"’” *" . iS S ,::: • ::::: SI •gS!,W S:;SE! *7n!oO 179.00 179.40 - 0 40 «M0o' I P is i“1sn J ^ 34i9S 34i90 34iH 34 299:t30li4 >4X Dte 179.40 18: r S i i " ~ n i ' '« . , o i».io I'l 'Buyoout' • i s r ■ iiiii iiiii U ^ S e y t a a n ' K l SM liiiiil' |-’ E ■ i: si E;i° TTm Dl1 “WiWe neod our local businesses'ses S :iS ! “ illis t ttlti ISa.TKu.-* Mitt 220 ii& fts ffs r” ’-’** .. i Rabobank'sJ:'s history is o ne o f to staitay viable," he said. “Peoplep ie '' . ^ a?s;“ ■d'iS 1 1 1 g,'ioptnlntia7S :-i I IE is III iaf 3| ““ gr.1?^f& »ft28S.I4114 50 . 58 . dealihgwiihbh big agri-business," wantIt theiri schools and churchesies S?gf?S ;31Sli:S II5M ..31 H arlsald to b10 e Iiherc." !l::S li:S ::S & !S:8S ISISoo lei” ISilo -I:bo ^M e t a l s /M o n e y SSIEflS ISSitl.se 11.90 - Thu.tlt*tt31.S( — E iiiiii;117.54 .tils W h llethu atd docs not demonize Coiiompedtion is a concem.m . 11.78 ItiM ..09- Thg.'ieptt»lnlia Jtn !eis iioioo ii?ito 119' ffiS E E S !I:!51!:J K;;;TTitAttocltltdPrtti *11 them.ageherBleral rule in lending is Since:e FCSA is a co*operadve, ittis is ' iiieo li es r « mwn| apou9(a • S2 iJiSoiiigiisisi;:luS :l! thc clo^r thcthc lender is to the ableI toi operate under certainiin 1200 12 05 »i05 w ueff*'' Aar 11025 111.90 109.70 110. rS sS iaS .,.. Mty 100.90 107.10 10000 100 30 -11 borrower, Jie die b e tte r th e com - rcgulcJlations and perksr~ indud*Id* S k S S IIS!5:! :;?s idoni«r»404M^lt!m'!'* *** *** * Jun 10430 10430 103.90 ISK t03 *2' munlcationis.lls. ta g tax-exempt1 status andnd iiK iS -11:211:!li:SSll:S ::1! g i 1 !s H f “^ :l:H S icti itit tntmeon:’|409.23 oA *1.50. a , IS i! r ll "It's H arderter for a n office in th c borrorowing treasury money at ” 5 nyS! s to have much in veiylcI'lowlniercsL JJSiS “1 s: .,i p:2& 2S^r.g^?i„p Iff 104.40 ,04i0il04i4blS-iS m III Netherlands t - , S I ‘ Nev 109.15 105.29 109.00 108 39 I.2I common withrith a farm er in Ne* Itw)wa state Sen. Roger Stewart,in. B e a n ; ■ Sf ;siis]ssis;§3iisi§sJ« |» braska,” H arisilsaid. D-Preteston, works in m e bankingng NS • Mttc Md vel motioi Ffl: S40330 on >4.10 108.74 - 21 N ot SO fast,!St. said Lynne B um s, busininess and said thc most]St ------T>iu.teptnim35 NYMsSH S B C ^ USA4 p ta Fri: 5403.00 OH ^TS,.'.'l2;f90’.? S 7 -’" “ *” VU«y{)«tni M. nabobankspolipokesperson. unansnswered qucsdon is "Whoho P fk« tr t rwt to etowM. 10000 ppound*, us. No. "R abobankn k w as s ta n e d by vrill regulatere Rabobank?" I Min*. In i Mtfio Mtn tu m C h e e s e . rE^vcW YORK (AP) -F uw tt Otdng en bio N.Y eht/gw. Pitett tuc^td is dung MtfeFA ^ Sp** I’lO M ^ fo0*lt 5.40 11789 117 -1.37 faim erso n dihaslongbeeninthc h a "WltVill they be regulated asI a Pfoouetrt MtMng mott ttetm i 0 W u » o . 00 11720 117.50 115.15 117.' WMiM csnltel dttltrt. etnt pttet Womitson Chtddtr ehttttMpnottenBMCNetooMttctn. Q gy,* Nev 114.7 110.20 114.30 15Z2S I 5i *! J« business or f agriculturo,"at Bums bank,ik. as co*operative, underler OrtM no>0)tmi. $17; pMM.I. tiltit; vntn ttd*. ),>.0200;40^IOIMUO(M: • i Ote 1137 114.09 113 90 liiffrl::! 1 4 soid.-It prideddes itself on keeping statee regulationi or federal?” hhe e •ttttgivtndtiVby i.ssoo.'.’woo' I * ^ « % ( ^ 4 s 'o o * 4 a j j o -4,10, Jtn 11305 115.10 11380 4 Rtngtnt In DuN. ) 400.50 408.S0 403J0 403 » -4 J0 FtO 114.4 115.34 11400 11834 1 9: II 49 • thc best intenterest of farmers in said.1. "Its* true, compeddon isi a ,C o .h ™ -fa . I ? S407.70 400.90 40I.S0 403 80 -4 J 0 '> Mtr 115.25 110.04 I14.» 1 8Ma< .149 m ind." goodid dling but diore needs w bbe e ; 40930 411 00 403X1 408.40 - 4 JOj 122.10 122.74 121.50 I n o n n ^ , 119; pmtoi. « / ! ^ I 41210 41210 40000 407,00 - 4 ,» iis4 II 44 Rabobankk boastsb over a cen* a lev(:vel playing field to begjn PoOTATOES I « ...... 400.50 ~4J0 1 tury of oqperticrtlse in agriculture vvith,"I," Sicwart said. • ,416.00 415.00 409.90 41020 - 4 J 0 Olhw Wtho bttn pilen trtleoMcttdwMWyby eoh OAHO FALLS (AP I ...... 41210 -420[ Aug ...... i.iii 1171i7Mti49 finance andi hashi been activc In Hariarl ap c e d w iih S tew w t B«tn Mtrktl Ntw*. U.S. Otptmiptrontnt o> Aoneui- Mtwi uoptr vtStliS .1iat!SiS!SSS!i” I : .... 4T4.00 -420 ThU.ltlM 03.423 ' the U nited States Stz for 25 years. “Nc'Jobody knovirs hov\’IW tuft - Q>ttt nomtmt: nol tflMMititdiiinlot:tfU dt«mtd:0*niM : 41800 4190041500 410.00 -420 LW,S1M!0.imtlftd*;Ud,0 K'JffiW KSJW u.. ss ‘.' i asiSM '"''” ' B um s'said. Rabohobonk is to bo regulated — Ltd. tmta iMiitM: nol t s z j s s v r.9 , .1 2%er44unean«nlmum: Apr ,:r ... :::SJSiS . laOOOmmfiOi^tetrmmBU. OoWttewitnlonAug J4. txMd 9 lOixwndndmt«nMd(*.noniiMA40 n Jun^.... ot3 -107 hc the -S600 million enjcyiying ux ojttmpt stams or ptfctm 5«uncattrMmutn,a50.4.00;btftd9 trU Dte- 04.9043 434:ib 43o:tb S ilo - I ” SS f:JIS f : j f t:SS ,SIte -148 R abobank lashas offered for FCSA not. Hari 1 said. "For competingfig G rain! g :::: » :::::' :i:::2s:7o-4i2o' SS S:Sf S:SS f S 1JiS is all now money," om B um s said. "It comimcrcial m banks, it's impor*>r* NS______I S S MJ -a stays hero in America,. and so tant to know ."' owiet minimum.v4^5M?Wtd1o‘»5SS«' 4.: oJc iiii Vttt/Qftln* ■Ut A40ptfctnl54une*mM< An .... Eli S E S.S oni Io will thc profits.'Its.” For)r agriculture. Harl said,d. ' PrMi lot wtwal ptr butM; n^u 53? OMO o ilS 0080 WJ 01 "9 RobbSteinki com tnd Datni ptt nundftd wtii i:ss:.’?£-.?ssfs?9‘s r ‘= s ji^opl5lW^037,o(l'l,090 s Mty 9 900 0 020 SMO 9( nke oflVvin Falls has -tlierce couldi bo a domino effect!Ct loci lo entngt MBiouinoMt.I-”""*-" 001 .22 been in the: agricultureag lending in thiiie Farm Credit System.n . 0 » y ex.; etnt* ptr ny ot. J y §:??? Si§?g lo*?S g S K S S .'ISlO-S.OO; iS l2-0une*nw in a sell-out bccausc of "SdH arw tnrt. niSmumfVoM.S Oct 0040 0100 0040 (K s a s u f M r w i s 0001 —90 SSS tso R abobank bouilouglit the company tlie stcilockholder payoff. port* mt ioMtMng ottln prK**; » «• ., q *07t.5 877.0 OeiO 002i7 -90 tpotdttvtty.n^ 1^ ^ h c worksf. for. "Thi'hat may not bo good for thele BoXty. S4.W (4M. mMmum) K S u g a r | .- |oira.0 eaii'.6 oos’b om o Io o z •», ri fi , 1 Twtn FiM to9 Ooooing; com. U Ftt) 0991 0 080 5 591 0 82021 .38 Mow as a ni eemployee r of Rabo- a^culmliure community becauseso 5 071.0 071.0 0«.9 008.5 - 8 9 Mtr 0 400 0.400 0 450 .4J lOltktihW-m NEW YORK (APJ- ^ Agri Finance,:e, Sieinke: said die th e Faii^arm Credit System is one oof f Twm fu T * NewWABowdrt iiiii iiiii OTsii -8.9 I 090.0= 8000 970.1 978.1 - 0 9 ^ •» expertise andid financial1 carc he d ie fevfew left th at offer long-termm POCATELLO (AP) - Utno FtrmFtm^ Butttu Inttt* SUOi^VVOnLD*? 977.7 - .0 0 £ E™ I mounttn attM n«pon tor Fndty. Mtr ii:: ^ ’Is h as alvyays given gi' to his cus- loanss ai low interest rales,” hcle POCATELLO - V ^ t «rt)tll113%) 3.& (fittdy); II CW®°7,Sf’®^.! iiiii 002i5 la e «** ♦?* to m ers will.11 continue with said. <; I4p«rcttntpnng mk 8.22 e.la !:S S 3 : S » :::; ... 004.8 - 8 8 &>p 9 030 9 030 5 029 « S^lOWoIm^; bt2w ?« « B.20 0.17 823 <.00 ^ 8950 8ft OOS.O 001,0 008 0 - 8 0 ^ ^ Rabobank. Harlari explained thatat 0006N - WNit «^ ti 3,3«ilSSi-Kii,.. (d» if M S:i g« 'As an empi.nployee. I. have not lUibobabank's specialty is shon*1* ccnt ttlnltr 2.9S (up 1); 14 ptreer ii: :ii S^1 :S S ■, JtnSJ-E ...... E I 23 r * " ™ ’ " ' sst ?:S Is!:1 p I :| a; Ei ...... 990,1 - 8 0 231 .32 foim d anytiiinjling th at w ould lead termI lcloans and with the ups and>d ■ f s a s r s t s i i...... i039 l : » m e 10 believewe diey have any* downsns of fanning, notes due ptrettii «iMt> 3 8l-3.fll (downi^nriyii'. 2 ::::: , iiiii ii: ?S:J z l t le iflty(rVa);com .'I Hit* 22.709 i s , ii: i:::: ggj ^ thing but liedie best interests of overaa longer term benefit farm-ti­ S::!“.'iopwiimi002a7.elt2724 S20rdewnai' 8UQAR14 314 .32 A m erican agricgriculturc in mind,“ ers and aj could mean fewerer taiSI£*3“ 2'(oSil*^‘' * ” ■ A!5“”2o'ft=‘-S.! 1 WRK (AP) - Seel nonlttTout mtui g l t g h e said, "•niee wholew philosophy foreclc:losures if the economy>y . CHICAGO (AP) - Fuiutt* BtdmitdmgenntChicf jUJ |g-5| |g-! •HinW9.7 ctm ptt b , Lenden Mom M7 .M b ehind Robobiobank is that tnc& takes5 a severe downturrL go Bottd o( TttM F(l.: I lk IIEI i i INov ...... SSSM I tu ' customers metnean something — Andid. said Harl. there is plenty W L• . « . « . CN,. •is' !?:« i?;« i t •I3300otmi Ctmodt U pitit. U5. ty ntneni. SE KbIo 51 they.arenotju;; just a number In a of bususinesses that offer shon-t- buMit. ^ 11^ l\i lor •129.10 ctm ptt B . N.Y Mtre KXX Fn.■n. Ftb ...... 07J79 .32 portfolla" I • *918.00 ptt mttlc KXT. London Mt(M term1 1loans but few that offersr Dte 318.75 320.8 312 3t< {g ^ But quesdojlions abound.' For long*ii;*lerm loans. In the end.d. Mtr 330.75 330.7S 323 32i Wi• 40.79-40.04 cam* n.. dt*vt>«). 2 2 »32 starters, is Rbbobank Ro paying long-ti:-term loon - companies;s Uav 331 331 32S • 5409.10 Htnoy & Ktrm«i (oMyoity I S! Jii 33S 335 331 3: Iu enou^fortheh e FCSA? co iJdd charge higher intorostst Stp 337 338.S 339■ i3: f L ^ ^V ^ E srrccK *• *403JO ny ex.. NY Mtie ipM Fn. Ote .... . 34 r*«9.etSHtn0y»HinnMi(onlyatl(y . ^ "That's a quesdonque sharehold- rates, Thu.'f ult«23,7M ■ *“• poomiiowi- M7 .33 ers have to askisk theI FCSA board." Steli2inke- however, soldd ^.2optomti«.os9, a ^ j s s s r ” “ "' » i “ ■I I CORN C ^ S ockalctt! SS ::::: ?IJ? Harl said. “Thethere is a big dispari- Rabobi)bank's p resen ce in ag fi­i- w ^'SK Sssr ■ Ss - s s s ; joe .32 ty b etw een pay 5.000 bu mMmwn; otns ptr but SoS’*?5S?S5^ u n S8O4.S0 iror 01. N.Y. Mwc WM M paying S600 million nancere vrill serv e to strcnguienn S ? S r,SS:,Sffii5Si'5Si, «ft«ip«nrMi: Wi ’^oo'S 1903 ..33 if Rabobank wil tttdtrUfflMn«;Atmtrki: •12018 S1.2115 will offer m oro scr- h c saidlid. 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ISSUE NO. I: In a sserm on preached at Duke UnlUniversity Chapel, and noted in'IluIlie Chris* tian.C entury m agazine,le. tiiei Rev. Ileming Hutledge Saidi shesh visits a loc of Protestant churclirchcs and is disturbed, by w h al shishe hears — and doesn't hear. I Since tlte start o f th ec IrIraq war, she's h eard prayers forir U.S.U ser- vicemen and serviccwoiw om cn at various churches, butJt few1 for Iraqi civilians or Insurgeirgents. "Was it not Jesus whw ho said, 'Love y our enem ies, dolo {good to tliose vvho h a te you, bles)lcss those w ho curse you. pray for foi those w ho ab u se y o u .... Dei merciful,m even as your Father is mcmerciful?' Mere arc thc questiiistlo n s.io wrestle vrfili: • Regardless of yourir politicalp I beliefs, how do you. if yyou're a MtUT Mtnt/nw TkMMm Chrisdan. respond to thithis com* mand of Jesus? How.V dc o c s it Violet ChHttopheraon, who mlnlatert to eenlors at the:he First Aieembly of Qod, lea*Newt wriiw r i t e r ______"God prepaies you foror w h al h e asks Flash-1h - f o r w ^ to 1974. S undayly rm o m - ‘M th and Works* Is a mles, what precisely/ a:are you you to do," she has dccid:ided. "I can see. Ing. IVviiWin Falls First Assembly o of f G od I------1 seriess« of profiles on ordh. asklngGodlodo? TWINFALLSLS — Violet C hrlstopherson th at now, even in th e wayly I grew up." ' C hurch,h. nary people wt)ose faith ISSUEN0.2;Thenev.r Schooled in TUttie a n d 1Bliss, sh e w ent A cou]3uple encouraged Violet to go to leads theni to do extraor­ JV. Richard is tiie b e st fHemend everyone craves— sin- I Prendergast of Sl. Maryry ofc (Jlle cere, stable, solidsol os the Idaho soli tiiat to work for a family in Goosodlngwhenshe Alaska,I, >where tiiey were doinglg so m e ' dinary fll' things. If you know C hurdi m Berwyn, UI., wwonders tempered, andid toughened,i her. was only 16. One day. anai Assembly of ministertering. Immediately, sheI scsen se d . someone sc who would be a why churches can't be more , M er Violett dedicatedd herself to God, God p asto r cam e to call. that God od had something in mind,d. good KC subject for a story, sensidve to gays and lesbcsblans. h e r life was tiirusttiir into a whole new dl- "I went to church \vitiiI tiieti family." said The w ay it tu m e d out. after sh« send information to Writing in die U.S.. CatiiollcC mension — andm d her days w ere fllled with Violet, who made the didecision to be- proiestected th e veiled plan for a s lo Deniso Turner, The Times- . i magazine, Prendergast\si Mys a more adventurturc tiian a hani-workin^ . com e a C hristian a few m o n th s later. "It she coulcked in m em bers, cated, anond thc new church has turns the focus back onnthoseof U andwalktotheilenewdiurch.door. pastoral)ral assodate Theresa May, a t S4 m illion. Funds wercerc pro* The church ow ns th e entire Pleaease see JEHOME. Page E3 us \vho arc heterosexualual by re- _ ' minding us that wc, tc called to conversion. 1 Cl with those who are ‘a dl -! Non-;-religious iAmerica]ns becomle key forr Dems’ :oalition from us “with the presuji on cach side o f d ie goodjS S o " B, Richard N.0I. Ostling . tradition:ionallsts, "the Democrats significant than most laao:nors, in- percent answeredred "none" when man Tbitbrry McAulUfe nam ed- tiie otiier” is a first stepjp tovnudi The AMOclateded Pree wltii equjquol vaildity. cah b e called duding the much-toutedJ gendergi asked tiieir cur:urrent religion, Brenda BaiicllaBi Peterson, a Qiris-' greater u n d e rsia n d in g hi ------;------tiieseculicularistparw."" gap. similarly, scholars’ surveys sv compared withh 6.3€ percent in tian Chuiluich (Disdples of Chrlstl' Now it's tim e to talk:L^k^^u'r I After years9 oof talk about the A Uni\JniversI^ of Akron poll of of ddegates to tiie parties’ie s'2000 1991. But o vertap: appeals lo sccu- minister,T, as tiie Dcmooatic Na> faith co m m u n ity , inc!Including centrality of conservative 4,000 adiadults tnls spring snovved conventions found contraslasts on larisis could bacl)ackfire. Layman donal Co3ommince's first religjousi tiiose w ho c o n d e m n htiomosex* o r Protestants andmd Catholics In thc that thoshose w ith n o re li^ o u s af- weekly worslilp anendancuicc (59 says, bccausc blacksbla are more outreachh staffer witiiin memory; Ither Americans But Pctciterson resided less than uality, w elcom ing in anyny w ay to R epublican I^rty Pai coalition, an flllationon are 17 percent of percent for Republicann dde* devout tiian odii gates, 35 perccnt forDcmocnocrats). and the Democrocrats also need two week later, alter tbe conser* those who are gay? Iss conver-C' opposite faaortor is gaining wider self-ldenJentified D em ocrats, rival- r of rc- sbmesupportfrorromchurchgolng vative CaCatiiolic League pointed slon. or change, neededidonvour o notice: die Den)cm ocrats’ reliance Ing thle e pparty's traditional blocs cxpiessiiig "a great deal" < Lite Catiiolics (18 percenO Ilancc upon reli^on (41 perecntpc Catiiollcs and \vhivhile Protestants, out tiiatIt Peterson n ^ joined at' pan? Why or why not?> u p o n non-religliligious voters. o f white }Iack Protestants (16 per* for Republicans, 23 perceicent for Last year Amyly Sitilivan,J a for* legal brietief addng the S^)Ieme' Begin a discussion wlti-vith those J S ^ h ralave bw m e an In- and blac )0 rti0 n of tiie ' cent)., TlThe secularists favored Democrats) and conser\ervadvc mer aide to Sen.;n. Ibm Daschle, Court toto remove "under GodT. w hose beliefs a rc similliriilar to Keny over George W. Bush, bellefe about tiie Bible (54 per- complained thathat Democratic from the!e Pledge o f ADegiancg. yours or, better yet, dL ielectoral coalition John Ken ty of tiie par^ ac- APew,ew Research Center poll of cent for Republicans, 26 pcpercent leaders w orriedd sos( much about Bolcee ac n d De M aio rated U.S: from yours. vsGeoffieyLayman, 1.512 adiadults, reported lUesday, for Democrats). "their core basese of secularists senators'rs’ recorcis the past Hara Issues aren't reso! le Great D ^ e : Reli- showed ed more Americans see Some survm have shown sl and religious minorities"mi that decade! frfrom 0 to 10 in voting Oli Ignoring them. We gr gious a n d CullXiltural Conflict In tiie Repuepubllcan Party as "gener* hostility tow ard evangelicaical a n d they sh u n n ed reli;religious appeals, matterss Uke abortion, homo-: movvledge and undcrsK tyPolitlcs.’’ ®lly iriei'tiendly to religion'’ (52 fimdamentallst Protestestonts Sullivan tiiinksi inin 2004 the De- sexualityty and aid for religious by listening — and talkS f i yllnkedvaluesclash percent)nt) than the Democradc am onga segment of Demonocrats. mocrats are findinding "ways to schools.i. IR epublicans he d a n av* .witii otiiers. Is redefining U.SLJ.S. politics, accord- Party (40 percent). Since Americans secularar ranks acknowledge tiiehe imponahceI of erage ofif 0.95C an d E)emocrBts 8.9 — ------ing to Louis Bolekjice and G erald D e PoUtioiticm scientists say polls are growing, the trend1. .r might rell^on:” , on their:Ir secularism scale. Johri Tbm Scluufer ivritcs al> Malo ot aty UlUnhwslty of New tiiat comxjrtclate religious b ^ v io r seem to h d p th e D e m dcrats. o t In One sign of hthe e new em phasis Kerry scocored a perfect 10, as d id Hgion and ethics fo r ihc,e WichitaV York. And If Bc]Republicans an ; la* orbcUefvief with party alim m en t in* National Opinion ResearchxhCen- came tiie Friday^beforetheparty^ be John Ed\awards once he Jolnect (Kan.) Eagle. beled the patparty of religious dicale! tiitiie "God ga^ i? more ter surveys during 2002,32, 13.8 Boston convcntioiition when chair- the Senatiate. • • f ■ • • ■ . U TTBmWwn.TWnW Skurdm,Ai««t2a2a. 2004

RELIGIQ]3 N ' t I L e a v^ G A lLEGA^CY Uniited Meithodist Ethhical willss can put \values intto words win1 hold pan h o m e o f , In wridng; tlthis to you is that -‘i V P h e lp s o f G Jay at ihc church, 4002 N. Sally Singer .HorwatAratt. It w a s m any o f ■- theth messages I've m begins.at 6 p.m.- 3 3 010 0 East., Question/answer'c r . ’ I . ^ Memorialrcryone Ho with (imc written in the chlll111 of < a 1945 . learned from3m you a re d ie o n es I 'iviv ; The event c vvith p asto rs w ill follow.' I ave for you. So this Is 5 encouraged to ai* 'niisis m ovie Is n o t recom m end* Chicago winter as wwa ar ravaged ^vani to leave ■ '' V i * M Sim day. Eveiy part reflcctlotion and part cdiical M *11^' c d fofor children; cliild care for th e w orid. ^ diabetes is ci I illy, th e n 4. , wUl— wha^sit’s kept m e going and ■ infammts through age 12 will be To d a u ^ t e r Sally, m , t • ■ ^ . tend. Singer wrote: “H"Happiness what will kikeep you going. 1 I Fiddlers will avaiialiable. should comc easy forToi you be- hope, if I'mn ino longer around." ’: : .i * Old Timeat Fl T.F. church,. .dmisslon Is free. For causeyouglvesomudluchjoytoall ThisishowC/CalherineWcthcrby. re ihTormatlon, cali 733- of us. My wish forr ytyou in dlls who holds w<\vorkshops in writing [ J perform 'ALLSat - T h e O ld 3 1 3;3. 3 . lers will perform fo r , j— New Year Is m y wishh forfc all yo u r ethical wills,*Is, o p en ed h e r ethical H I 1 M T W I N FAL life — Happiness. H^ ^« t h a n d a >vill writtenn I to her 89-year-oId I Time Fiddlers/orship Sunday'at ' 7Vie/it Tinies'News, welcomes•es B rsquare C hurch, 161 ' news gracious spirit thatat you may mother, ■ 6 p.m. wors '.’S o f church ei’ents. Send to continue to give to aU th o se M aureen ElE v an s, 46, o fsu b u r- A g ap e Foursq>t. Bllcn71 r/jo//iasoH. Thc Times- f l lem beisM axand BcUi fjcws. aroimd you the joyjy you; have ban Cheveri;criy, M d.. also gives M orrison St. vs, no. Box 548. Tii'in Falls. ■ ill play witli ilic gro u p /£> 83. given to me." ethical willU workshops' based a iu r d im e n 33303, or Trena Tegan. The Horwatt's father dicdied in 1966 on . Rachelid Freeds book Harkncss\villp! ws'News Burley Bureau. I a t 64. Today, sh e trcasijasureswhat "WomensLivLives. W om en’s Lega.* Chapel will hold 230I iE. Main St.. Burley, ID • he. wrote to his wifefc jand three cles." Womjmen - need extra Calvary GhiII nights S IB. Deailline is noonm B ch ild rcn bccau sc "it's "it'! contact encouragemiment because they trselay fo r publication on. with my faihcr, withihis hi human- often "discoicount how valuable H&v movie fallFALLS n — C alvary Satuntirtiay. ity. It expresses h is valltfiues." their experierienccs have been." ■ g g . TWIN FAI What Horwatt hahas always Evans said.L'That's where I see caUed “Dad’s letter"• Is an exam- the value ofo f die ethical will. It L i p ie o f vsiiat is nowt cicommonly allows womemen to pass on thc M issio n sAJIIES— caUed a n ethical will,vlll, a docu* vbisdom thcthey've learned to ' — J ment that bequeathsths to loved others." logic Valiey-area resi- !■ ■■ ■ 5 ^ — 1 • B dcr Ryanin H ones a spiritual, rather[icr than ma- Baines, nonoting that he has ^ H | been cnlicd to serve • Kyle Ballcy willill ■ Several Mogf from scrv’ing m is- m serve in- tiie terial, > legacy. IncIncreasingly seen some I wMidi “a lot o f blam - % den ts have bci p o p u la r in recent yeaiwars, ethical ing and sscolding," warns lie Church of Jesus ^ RiKsijiVladivos- % or returned-ttcr*daySainis. fi tok Mission. I wills usually describebc thi e m oral against usini>ing ethical wills to % slons for Tlie I or relldous values petpeople have manipulate,c, ccontrol o r he a p re- Bailey is die son>n ■ ' ^ ' ^ ' C hrist o f Latter h rr-’J * ofLiiurilleivanln i I . strived lo live thele importantII venge. I serve: and 1501IC Dai- life lessons they've lealearn ed a n d Another plipltfall is sclf-decep- Called to Si • E lder M icy, both of I th e Idnd o f lUc theyicy wish for tion. acconordlng to David Brandon Ja-. sc Mills c a n TVickett. founHinder of the Jeffer- '• • [ A H Burley, a 2003Xi I their children. These c o b so n ' will gmdunteorOiir- In Riirfax. Va.. w hich “h., '' include stories abou}out e v e n ts Circle I n : sur\'c in th e Ryani'n Xyto Bailey IL7 1 li^i School imilies a n d organiza- a n d peo p le th at sh apiped e the au- counsels faml ^ 9 Illinois Chica- and - an liagieie I olvlngdeepconflicts. ' th o rs life, a s w ell a si rc]regrets a n d dons in resolv S B go N o rth Scout.It. He Ls in die Unity 1st and acts for which thc wriw riter seeks "As with mlost os eulogy*llke plic* | H M ission. Ja- Burleysylltiuwirds. I for^vencss. n o m c n a ... th-e in llie "We all want to be remem* the story iss hbeing evoked and cal wlil,wlil a document that bequeatath s to loved ones a spiritual,jd a n ethi: Brandon Jacobsona recipient o f s c o u l- ■ ^ A '• ' G e r m a n y bered, to leave sosomething ask questions.ns-" thann mmaterial, legacy. J God Award. C H a m b u r g lal, rather School nnci a n W Mission. ing's D uty to G< H • E lder Matthew Ja- Utah haasownbrrand of coimservativve Christij ^ ■ cobson will Hetty ChristensonCl QH serve In the By Tiravis Reed b u t tJie comimon m ground cram* Utalitail's higiiest-profile polid*I*. ian |H ||S n Pennsylvania RetUIurned from serving; Tbe AMOclated Pr—tt bles w hen itt ccc o m ts to th at m ost d a n ,I, SSen. Orrin I-latdi. said of ami Harrisburg. ------• Elder l^on cenual of belitd ie fs— G od. d ie relireligious right: "They don't![ Like their Mission. Ja- I ^ 11. Gumc7ny fi I S A U LAKE C n Y — In Utah "I am very.'•y. very conservadvc considisid er m c part o f it. I m cer- cobson is the f, counterparts in ( ^ ^ H B m served in Uie I politics, therc is a dlflciJferen tk in d a n d very religsli^ous. but 1 don’t tainlyly iin agreement v;idx most son of Flint H ^ B h H Illinois Qilcam of reli^ous right. consider myslyself part of their of whivhat tliey fed. They don't1 states, the ideol1 other and Lisa Ju* r W i ^ H j Nonli SpiUiLsli- Like their counter]terparts in movement.’*’’ said st Candace Daly, diinkik ^ M orm ons are C hm tians, — I cobson of. s p e a k i n g I other states, thc ideideology of oncofUtah’s3l's 3 6 Republican Na- somele c o f Uicm." ^ of Utah’sology ------teon Buhi, a 2004 - V ! j Mission. Gur- Utah's overM^iclminglyiglyconscr- tional Convcwention delegates Monlormon ' pioneers werc graduate of iOfcCJI&.’a neylstliesonor g Matthew Jacobsoi:iiooi and a recipient BAjjra I vative p o p u latio n c anin bt e UBced will be e in i Ne\v York City chtisedsed o u t o f at least tvtro states* overwhelminj Maivin andJ I directly to the dodioor of its .Monday, bl d10 ie 1800s I by angry QirisUan DutytoGodAwjird. rX f; Winona Gur* church. But bccauscuse this is Insomewajvays, Daly and odier mobs3S vwho considered the faldiJ conservativengly j / r ney of Rupen1 I Utah, and behind thaiiiat door is Utah Rcpubliiblicans represent a blasphiphemous.'Thc two still col- — I .•Elder Kris L_------' Jind in tlic Ru- the Mormon church,h, religious political odditdity: T h e sam e rell- lide owov er d ie evang^clical beliefIj; population canve __ ^ __^ A. H unter will Ryan ,:people here dontt considerc membership> in in llie idigious right Bible,e. i including the Book bff thc Mormon church me I ieylligiiSdiooL u-beliefin B " of TXvin Falis / ■I themselves a pan ofjf thet "rcli- movemcnLMaviany added tliat tlicy Mormomon, and me theory thati . Utah polidcians haven’t /L » High School I B iuid tlic son of d a te d Press agreed with its ils policy positions, Jesuss C Christ has already beenI affiliate Uiemsclvcs withm eanU iat ^ gious right." an Associat and in the * Ubiiiie and Lora ■ survey has revealed. . but fdt ucdudiuded Tlie AP inter* resurrcrrccicd and appeared in1 m en ts like th e r c ll^ o un s’t : h ad to KrfsA.Htntef 1th move- “ hW ard. . spenu Evangelical Christinstians and viewcd26ofUtUtali^ 3 6 Republican Northlh America. w invotcs. icer Halfofd j of Ikir- i s right to TWin Falls 11 u r M o rm o n s c a n agree on a b ro ad ddegaies.withith all but one being a Ronam aid Hrebcnar, chair o fth e2 An esdmated 90 pen ydon J. C rone will spectrim> of policy’ posidons,p< m em ber o fThe Thi Qiurdi of Jesus Univers/ersity of Utah’s polidcal sd** Utah state le^slatoi >ercem o f . E lje r LydoI California Ventura • Eldilder Andrew David Coals like ab o rtio n a n d gayy nmarriage, Christ oflattcr*er-daySaints. encc} < department, said thcJ M orm on. d in iliu Urxigiiay Montev* I tors are serve in thc— Ci S panish- served ----- 1 ideo West ^ speaking '^T ~ . B B Mission. C rane Mission. Coats ' ■ ■ is in die Kim- H B ^B is the son of — Relic[GION LETriER - CI!D offers loud1 voca H berly 1st Ward, It David and m a 2003 gradu- ( lieen Coats of I dees "sacraments,” RvStNi als 1^ ateofKimberly * Rupert and in' Reader finds Issueue with pranlo iusan Kogan/Albach ' Father's World" is turm defined as "means m of grace." If, r, nigh School ‘ .B r H Accquln 1st church sacraments Daliaa Moming N ew a n u p b eat m elo d y writ ’ ’JK w W ard. He will "mce" is UieJie unmerited, froe . ! " and women rotatingrn e d Into and die son o f * r~^- I Jesus Christ denounlunccd the', ^ t of GodI byb which wc are v ith m en ' Dan and Shau- ^" W m attend *eacc Like a River," M orm on1 O nc o f th e b e st tu n e s , I legalism promoted byry tlthc Phar- saved, tlicn aren’tar "sacraments" u na Crane of ll 4 Brigliam Young 1 er, Is "Wayfarin’ Strangl g p arts. V '.'■'T?? i s ^ of the Jewish iaitfaidi. What actually oxymim o ro n s? If o n c dis- crnacte Choir (Mormon s, howev* ’’I* --*' ^ Kimberly. ^ ' ■■ University- I stark a n d h a u n d n g vrfU vrauld h e th in k o f the reccnn i le* agrees wAth itl m e. y our ;m a d e , 68 min.) n ger." U's I------=------Idaho and then though it staned two cen­. mai Insuimicntatlon. ■BW Coats BYU in Provo, galistic vieivpolnt regargardlng thc disagreement(nt is with God’s rith mini* Lydon J. Crane E lder B ingredients of the comommunlon word, not mlnnine. Follow thc ad- cs ago, thc Mormon.\. Hlis Is music that Iran in will serve in the UtJili. wafer? Wouldn't the spiispiritual at- monitionsof of God's word, not Tabern;3rnaclc Choir never seemss Christian dcnomln 5 You'll find black spi • Mcxico M erido • eIcIldcr Joshua D. Burgess B titude of the worshipihipper be man's flaweded interpretations ‘ogrovvrovy old. Th e 360 volim teers rafSTnt Mission. Mor-! I make up die choir sound1 ("Swing Low. Svwei Cl- served-in the more important? Jesi'esus said, which have becomebc traditional ^ho m spirituals r~ ___ k gan graduated like wc s and the prayer of St. I ^ B H O hio Cleve- "Do this in remembribrancc of practices, well-honed pros on this Chariot") m in 2003 from ^H B 11 on'ering of^ 17 spiritual1 ("Lord, Make Me an : land Mission. me." Jesus clearly taufaught dial DONPUDEl)ER latest c t. Francis B Mlnlco Higli , tu n es.!S. m ent of’Thy Peace"). Th Burgess is the wc should worship himlm ln " s p lr- IVvln Rills Instru- B School and ai- ' T h1C c choir is big and loud,, shows grcat range and v . I ' ^ B son o f Kirk It an d tru th ." Jesus a lsso o :spoke of ■ I ■ .1.—— T he choir B tended R v * ’..7 and laniecc rNcun welcomes let- l>ut lh(the vocal control Is as- ity. T h e c o n te m "grace," a s d id th e Aposjo stle Paul, The Times-N i vcrsatil- ^ Brigham ^ 7 w J BurgcssofBur- in establishing "grace"ce" as the ters on religioSioiis topics o / 2 0 0 . to u niding. d li Even on familiarr numbers refrain from : Young Univer- B L t ^ " ; Ing overly pop so the(m porary ley, a graduate major component off salvation,sti words or ». Incuae , siptature, tu n e!s s lUie interpretations are n sound- . sity. He is a n ■ / ■ o f Burley Hlgli merlzlng and frcsh. The> sounds tracUdonal and "By.gracc arc y e saved,!d, by1 faith, address andphone ph nimwer. Let-, rn csm e :he choir A Eagle Scout k ! ■ School and in r sings thc classic hymn., cm. It’s an amazing and not of works." SomSo e de- lers consldei^v d libeloiis, obscene c h o ir s nd rever- H and in the I th e . Star 1st iste will be rejected. "All TThings hi Bright and BcauU- collecdon and onc that nominations still1 re ta in or in bad tastt g choral 'M M„ Emerson 2nd ------. ■ W ard. He will portions of legalismI frfrom the attdTlieTimcs-\es-NewsresenM^ihc ful." to to a lively, co n tem p o raryr ers will want to return tc Ward. His par- Joshuaa BurgessI a tten d the r tmd again. , lat listen* early Roman ^urchh a and call right to editall all letters. settinng. g . Likewise, "This is My ito a g a ln . and Lois Morgan of Souther ents are Arlen ani Youthss find GcodamidI ollies aind kickf Paul. extremeschurch . By Candy J. Cooper nam es like adcid c drop and kick- ity dellvtslivered In a casual, teenage cobar. "b u t 1 saw a g u yflips in at e: sim of born-again crcatc ssomediing wiUi a morc ?»• Reconl (Befgon CoutTaunty. N J.) flip and oUle. lingo:: "So,"S yeah, ihere!s this old ma. in thc jungle, who h ^InPana- but ono moroInding sig its w ay in to positive,/e, uplifUng m essage Uiat's ------This, also. Isschuidi— d extreme story," saicl s Joshua Escobar, a his a rm w ith a m a c h e te c mstand-upcome- not over-crUy Cliristian." HACKENSACK. N.J. N. — church, perhap:ap& It is cailcd th c youth1 ministriesm pastor from En- prayed for him and it3 v.had cut pop culture Onu leandwc everytliing fromin e s television, rcxJc "Andd so1 Uiesc guys.” Escobar . Churchgoers ordinarllarily find Solid Foundadcid o n Skate Paric. a glcw oodxxl, N.J. •There aro Uiese 10 craziest dilng In the wor s and book scries, continulucd, returning to the Icp- >d, half-plpcs and guys, die t was the dy to primc*tlhie tranquilly under thele vaulted> blend of God. they all have a skin disease die coolcst thing, coole in Christian sktftc- ers, "aj'as they wcrc walking cdllnm of their churcheshes,viiiere ram pst tlthat has been at- calledI leprosy.Iq Now I don't know 'Fear Factor,' bccausc iToridit and music, movies ai Dier th an T here an* evenicturers. ( around,d, Uicy all instantaneous* sunli^t casts a glowV t ihroui^ tiacting skaterscrs to its Midland If youLt guys g know aboui Jesus to heal up right befoi ir skateboard cul- ly got : 1 healed. But Uicre was stained glass. Or not. Park. N.J., local!ale cvciy Saturday Christ,t. but b he's a cool guy and hc • eyes." it began board manufactu fore our "The secularwlUi s d em en ts o f o n ly onc01 guy who turned Try Grace Slick shshrieking aftemoon for}r thc past three knowss everybody."c^ This skateboard mini mce, a nd basically aro u n d tu re Is filled wit id a n d c a m c b ack and across a parking lot.ot. where years, T h e yoiuig y men and a few pan of a fast-growing cUlon against a n y said "IIriiank1. you' to C hrist. And loubt about its god- women, Inistry is sexuality, vloleno wooden ramps arc arrairrayed on If there is dou cn. mostly young tccnagcis, ment. Odiers have poppei iUshcd auUiority,^ Uiat b lolew m c away. Thc polnl Is, the blisteringpavemcnLn t ^ l O O lin e si visitors in< need only listen in sllraptly)tly on thdr skateboards, D enven Peoria, 111.; Reclg move- a gcneim rebcUli ped up in type of.cstabllslI Tcnkcly, a Christ- 'Arc youDU willing to go up to a guys in baggy pants perficrforming on the 3 p ra^ "< " G o d ^ i " — 10 "Aid ndl I don’t know if you know Q ty, Calif.; D avenpon. Io%^ d merchant based God youpu can't see and say thank endless daredevil tricli-icks with minutcsofevanjangelicalChTlstlan- about,t, healing,"h c o n d n u ed Es- Portland. Oie. The ministiRedwood s^d Jonadian Tci fowa; and ian skateboard3la. n "We wanted to you?'^" ------______I_____ istricsarc inL!tdcton,^la. * IMMunk»Al«Mll,3004 TkM«»I^TMnMs,IMMi' MI R e l ig io n F aith i ani d aptistslhope meeeting ^ s p u rr unity jaders look tot get solid]plan in tackkling social problems] 'C k ByLuowIOM L.JohMon 11 lldcal Issues affecting all11 Eblacks. Baptist Convend;ndon of America, nireoftlf the National Baptist Pub- thl Ths Atsso s t clited P f s> As many as 10,000 del le vot< delegates over ownerahipJp gresBhn National- group fifaced otiier problenu. It and HilanT. Gray igellcal an d conser- ^ v ^ o: of f Labor Day, black Bap- Nadonal Baptist Conventen d o n o f Baptist C onventimtion broke away was shfhaken In 19^ when Its • TfwKant— CItySUr vadve' pastonors echo Bott^ will assembr as they do America^ Inc., Nadona]nal Mis- from tiie Nadonional Baptist . presideilent; th e Rev. H en iy J. - — ^------sentim ents; IncIncluding the Rev. Syearsim ultaneously in . sionary Bapdst Conventmdon of group when' tiiethe Rev. J.H. J ^ - l ^ n s ,, was v convicted of graixl KANSAS a r y . M a— - A lead-. Jeny Johnstonjn of First Family rate ddes, the resuli of a A m erica a n d ProgreiMivsive Na-; son tUtered ruletiles so he could theft aand racketeering and Ing Southern Baptist brouAtbrc a Church in pveiveriand Park. Kan., jy of splintering during the ' d o n a l B aptist C dnventioition, Inc. continue as presire sid e n t A relaiied served1 nearly five years In • condse message to hiss e\e v S l i - w ho Is bringingn g ln tiie Rev. J e riy p a s tScentury. n * . T h e m eetin g will b e d firstI o f Issue w as Jacksokson's sharp'criti- pdsoa/u An invesdgatloh revealed . cal audience last week: ( itembertohelprally. ^ Butt nnow there.are' tentative ' ps b eg an d s m o f d v Ut r ^ ^ t s protests led d ia t Lyoyons used nis posidoh as andvote— andvoceyouiour.values. conseryao^..F h a h ,^ will talk a t s im oof f i cooperadoni Leaders of■ splintering in 1915 overer policy by th e Rev. Mlutin an Luther King conventntion president to steal an Richard Land, presicMiHnnt n f churchess oo n lhe l e j ^ n s h e lountr/s four major black and operational disilisag ree- - Jr. A notiier spilt)Ut cam e In 1988. estim ateIted $4 m illion to b uy hoc- the Ethics and Religious catalyst In th e d e c - B aptisteist d e n o m ^ d o n s h o p e a m en ts; , , wiien die Nadoiidonal Missionary ury hoilomes and jevtreliy and , Commission of the So ent Ronald Reagan. .|o £ t meeting* m Jan. 24-27 in . The flrst division was Ijetween group broke frotErom th e N ational supportrt his m istress. StilL th e 5 .. . Baptist , Conveniion, chun* also is .ville Svill forge a unified the National Baptist CcConven- Baptist Convendmdon of America million-ifi-member denomination • . those, at Midwestern I idldatefon^and voice : toto ad d ress so d a] a n d p o - . d o n ,' USA. a n d th e National Na over governanceice and the struc- remains[is Intact ' Theological SeminaryIV td -do vmnlltogsoncii.candidates voting values-based, convicion contact informa- ■*'7* voting." “1 believe w e shouldJ d n o t be- imbabwe! bill wouldd clamp) down onnrights endorsing candidates, Meneilly, retired Land. " We should be 1 Hage P resbyterian HARAJWRE, Zimbabwe — New Mission willII f i g h t federal Lakeeiujarller ordered tiie county Chun*lnPmllralrie Village, K a a , resuictiiIctions proposed by the lOve tiie Bible, w hich is in for candidales who endo'd o rse OUT said it's clear th Religion In briel values." that "there's a new govemirmment would ban foreign ruling to remiimove Bible “ ^ " S> ddisplay case atop a m on- As‘ Election Day 2004 lg on" poliUcally humanon rights groups, prevent HOUSTON — - Offidals of a umentt thet mission erected near ;ellca! Christians. local ^m u p s ih>m receiving for- VhTouid be shut dow n an d 0 as b oth presidcndal cam w ho continue operationsns w ould ll™ cerected t a monu- tiie cowlurtiiouse door in 1956. "Thiyre mobilized," mi said elgn fuifunaing and thus closc lg a philanthropist A law;iwyer h a d su ed th e co u n - ■ stress the importance c facc u p 10 sbc montiis InH ja ail m en l honoring a f 1^* Meneilly, who10 is acdve in th e som c ; clicharities and require tiie ues." people of various Ijudgetoavraltap- try. argug iw g th at a B ible display Mainstream C O oalidon. w h ic h regime'sle's apprcnral for churches' ‘ C hurches a n d aid ^iju u p s s a y - app ear to b e m o b lli^ g . uiing to remove a on courunty property violates die seeks to supppport moderates, charitabtable activities^, th e b a n o n foreign Tunc the country, churches ar likety to deprive assistaj tie ^play beforc Consdaitution, and Lake agreed Boplc just d o n 't g et The Nie Non-Govemmental Oiga- agogues and temples are order. T h c Allidliancc Defense Fund a - f e sd That's die trou- nlzationilons Bill w ould require all millions of Impoverishec their congregations to vo babw eans. 9r the Star of Hope Sco ttsdiidale, Arlz.-based group ble with mocnodcratc people, non-govgovernmental groups to ask U.S. District diat prcirovides legal services to But no reli^ous group i erate." . r e n t eer r 'with a state-dominated T h e bill Is expecied to lively and as openly prose p ro v ed by ak e to allow th c th o se fittinfic g curbs on rclJglous Totestants, h c sa ld , rcgulatoiQtory c o u n d l a n d disdose for th e dem ocratic pro< nUing-party-dominated»\ iP ^rim ission's Biblelie to remain on express!isTon, p lan n ed to rcprc- ’rocess as -believe very firfirmly in th e se p a - deUiUsIs cof their programs and side , the Harris sent the evangelical Christians. m e n t after It reconveneseesoS s O c t.5 s . ‘^‘splay outsidi ^ le mission. radon of churclTCh a n d state. T h e iundlng.ng. Groups refused licenses Courts Building. — commpUed from wire reports "Folks arc a little m oreoro m obi- evangeUc ilical a m o n g u s d o _ ' lized' and energized ■A about „o, *thc separation of I j ' a 'B' encouraging church members mt church and stastale in the same X ->5,°“^ she didn'tdn't even have anything lo schools. from Alaska. BuiBut tiiey have to broughtill his two grandsons. Christian leaders to speak spc up dieywouldn’tus :usethlsword-is giveherkerklds. Nothing flashy. Just:t V' iolet find h e r first, / ^ . W hen I Isaw one of those kids on issues ... M oral issue:;u esseem a Uieocracy." \yorking hard, helping people, p< Violet Is stillIsenjng sei God with poke hi to be pressing on Chrilhristians I^ldent Bus t people from IVvin Falls his grandfather. I knew ne items to make frult- being there. a.drive dial wou«0Uld p u t a teen- Srherethdiey werc going— and so tliese days — from diee D efense trying to rail By die year 2000, Vlolc ir=Sc5 and peanut britde," she olei vras ager to shame, le two guys who went o f M arriage Act as wcUcDas.the churches, as it iciid Inth? 2000 missing the milestoness esestimate. y®?; died, but her stepdau^teIter lives 'Avin Falls First.■st Assembly. She tlon." Among the1 rmore conserva- ~rasia small Assembly congre- in Boise and her daii^ieiHer lives visits shut-ins. cooksco for die sick ^ “ 'jorsirship scrvicc that day. But Ridiard Bott Sr. is presitevalues.com — verything from bus cap-' gr ppreachcr. r She tau g h t die children and two she'took thc train■uinlncio compile ViolciCl. who headed out to Christian programmingng across ' sourcc Guide"le" p ro d u c e d by childrensn iabout Jesus, and nur- great-great-granddiUdrcn.en. incom e lax repsorts o r for AARR n w h e;re n vrttii n o m oney. Violet, thc M ld w t^ T h e networ)'rarkS Web Focus on the,B IRunlly and the tured frfriendships with thc Violet is 81 now. will ble e 82E tills Asislierfashloiillon. she sum s up w h o tnu u sts God to lake care,of h sice. www.bottraclionetwor«)rk.com. Family Researchrch Council. adults.. "Ii"In Alaska, th c c hurch is year. But you'd never know it. her life in a singlesir senlence: al»- VioIiolei. who went hunting oQeis "ImporUmt \toter• InInforma- • www.christlistianvotes.com — tiie familjnily," she said, 'IMm and fil, th c w om anun posl- "What wc thinkikis is the end ofthe with heiier buddies in Alaska — ' tioa" But Bott said liele doesn'ti similar to the firfirsl site. Duringing h e r 2 6 years in thc tlvclv exudes energy,y. even world can becon:ome our greatest and sholot a deer, for gcxxlne^ allow his radio stadons toloendoise ei • Vbrww.milUoJlonvotes.com — area. sh«she also worked at a youtnfulness. Knowing} \Violei. opportunily." sake. candidates. Rather, he said,sa the It's trying to rejrc^ter-l million churchh i in Haines,- north of you can alm osi believe thith at ag e ' O ne fall in AlasUaska. o n a him t- W ho) wouldn't i want a friend job of Christian radio Iss totc make Chrisdan votersers in tim e fo r th e Juneau,J, aand at Gustavus. near is just a state of mind. ing trip. Violet baggcciadeer—ba likcdiaiiat? sure church membersi d

sf Southernl f a H S . Bapi[>tist C hurch r ! Washington St.N. K -nViSK Sundty [ y | j S Sundajlay School - 9:45 a.m. I Churclirch Service - 11 a.m. r BIblible Study - 6 p.m. | WednesdtQf | j lyer Service - 7 p.m. I Call 733-4806 I Thursday i ' ' -a O"n - -...... Tearam Kid ~ 6:30 p.m. C 3 o d ’s W ord MZING GRACE Friday E ELLOWSHI.P 0 Ma»ic Valleylliey Uihle Church Ladiess Bible E Study ~ 10 a . m ^ t 'V s J _ _ _ • ■ ^ 5 i Wonhip ® •)9;(J0 un - ' J P n C(Celebration I ip@ tO;4Sa>n -1 . ServicesI ' c o / r e e w CHRISTIAN CENTI4T E R K i i • Vl’rtU ; BibletIibleKiuam ' a Seating In the naw church'Ch Is arranged In a semicircle:le so no se a t Is U 8:308:3 am & 10:30 am "ytftlanoflot'* £• /itahn^/mv" B t? »ChJafcn'»Mi'i .MiniJCz» d more that 65 feat from the speaker. And members ofoftlnci»i(ra(>- I H H t S •YuulhCnwi 9 ’astor Lynn J. Schaal B ^ » AJuli Minxiinxna i m M k tlon can laa other’s facet,es, not Just tho backs of headiads. M . J^itlort /■ H Q BearMonotn o n Q 3 9 g [208) 736-0727 y/anafteAty Jerome ______yI 1061 i( Easdand Dr. N. 2 NowmeetinAi I l\v ln Falls, ID tiuiChuichBuiUcnc ■ Contlnutd from E l w ith "holy" o r “lh"Uving" w atec Th e M 8 Itlt Our Wtbsltt: www.asf.orj I I Js iS 7 3 31 “ - S 2 4 8 E 12,500 square feet b f worship wi water flows thiouou^tiiefbuntala U ff-matf; oif9aif.org ^ rv/b€j^ space. Is 41 feet tali an dlhasseat- ha throu^anlmmemOTon-typebM- pe Foursquare^ -S tw l ■ y r Ing for 1.150 — up froi the tlsmal tank andd backb throug the 10m 16 unday Services - | | seating capacity of350 in thet old fountain. Peoplijple symbolically F jM H sanctuary. Around 1,000 c tieUvingwaterinto ^ W lil arshJp 10:30 am H attend services In tho pari; £ d by th e p lacc of LlL_lU"t?r 'aycr 6:00 p m I The building projectI is divid- vrorahip, W d «riesakL rie ' Morrison Street ■ . ed Into phases, i h i s com]implcted Inside tho newew worship space, 1 ^ " 4S( Orthw^DrM’lWMPtll J w orship space Is p h a se}t. I . Inthe the pevn are arrarranged in a semi- B SlSunday Services 9 fiiture, a new parish hahall will drcfe,wlthnosem . E 4 TlmwM wn, IWlnrlnMto,l

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•Clothes,( bikes — The CoUiillcgc . Senior volunieeleers — The sette playeryers. CaU Flo Slattcr a t f ” oof f Southern Idaho. Rcfuiucee America Reads projrogram Is.In 735-0121.I. . THThis public service column is CenterCei is reseitling famllnllies need of volunteers,rs, age 55 and - . dedesigned to match neods Inn froifrom European counlrics: dand over, io work withlh chUdreii In Tax helpelp — T hc AARP Tiix thithe communities ot the eighthi . needs ne< Summer clothing; for kindergarten throirough third Aide Progragram needs volunteers, cocounties in th© Magic Valleyy ’ men,m e women and children,I. oand grade. Call Shirleyiy B asham 9 t lo prepareire tax relums for low- with wi volunteer help. - . bicycles. bic Drop items byr ith e 736-2122, ext. 325.>. and modeaderateiincome resi-' - If if you ne«d n volunteer; call»'! ccer en tcr a t 1525 A ddison Ave.^e. E. / d e n ts o f south-central si Idaho th1. U1 t h r o u g Nov. 20 at College ol Southern Idaho. . FRelieve care^vers — Idadaho bursed mileage andnd covered by .the College}ge of Southem Idaho. P p. leaae aubm lt y our request»st ' . . HomeHo . Health and HospsDicc excess Insurdncei'CCall Edith at Nopriortaxtax experience is need- before T 4:30 p.m. on Wednes­3S- 0. o r Kitty a t ed. b u t c olo n m puter experience is ^ ' , needs;volunteers'to net visit/na- ] 736-2122. ext. 320. day for Salurday publication.'n ,’ ■ ' ' . . • helpful. PcoPeople ofaU ages, back- liciits,ilci relieve caregivers, h'help ■ 878-2025. Call weekly to retain request.St. . 'rurun r errands and “be there"»" for . g ro u n d s . ,ai and skUl levels are . families. Ofllce, help is q a ]so Shed — A disab!ibled woman.' welcomed,*d. AARP m em bership ^ )lun- need ed . Call Su'sim a t 734-^(ildol. needs a lockablc shedsh for her is not reqiequired. Those taking ucacation program seeks volun a 2c r tu to rs for ad u lt stu d enIts ts inii sor r visii ihe office at 626 East, lawnmower. a ihrchrce-whecled the coursessc arc asked to commit tee: land Drive. bike a n d so m eo nCIO e i m o w h e r a t least 4040 hours of volunteer reaeading, Engllsh. math ama n d law n. Call 734-5955.55. service oveover thc 10-week tax En{hglish as a sccond language from Generaior — Uttle Wo season. CaUCal Bob Wundcrlc at Thihe ESL classes meet fron a n d H 6ad S iart is in n e e d o f a smiSl n Music — Hospijplce Visions .837-9178B o r e-m aU tax- 6:3i:30-9:30 p.m. Mondays am g as-p o w ered g e n e ra to r foifor a n eed s d o n atio n s to10 its1 m u sic 11- hclpid5@>caPcanhllnk.net. or Fred Wet^cdnesdays. Volunteers are ar low-rincome fam ily in a remimote for Its patjatients and Ripley atIt S 543-6544 o r e-m aU alscIso needed for adult basic edu-edu area, tmd clean, usable cl families: inspiraiioiio n al, n a iu rc fcripley@>aoPaol.com. catiadon students studying in a dren's clolhlng. sizes 3T to10 7. or soodnng soundsids or instru-. labib from 9 a.m. to noon anddl*3 1 •: lurs- Call Shelle o D a y a t 866-778434 or mental on compacpact discs or Adult luteluiors—TheCoUcgeof p.n.m. Monday dirougli Tliurs 280-3796. cassette tapes,'andd CDC a n d cas- S outhem1 Id1daho Adult Basic Ed- da>ay. Call S co u a t 732-6536.

■ H B | — C O M IVMUNITY iVENTS — Insurance Professionalais . Dinner bridge, plpinochle th e event.t. For F more information, call cal diele school at 326*5906. conduct supply drive group hosts pari West End:nd Theater TW IN FALLS — M o d e Vallalloy TW IN FALLS —- The1 dinner IJ Duplicate Bridge Clui!lub Insurance Professionius is cccon- bridge and pinochlelie groups WiU UlSCUSSeSleis tour ducting its third annual schchool begin in O ctober. . BUHL — The West End The- nnounces results supply drive tlirough Sept. 3. . The first dinner: bridgebl party ater Compm p a n y wiU m eet to R U PE irr — T h e BI Dupllcatiicate Ion'D o n ated supplies vtdll b cI cde* . vvill b e held'O ct. 65 andai the firsi discuss aa New^ York City tour Britridge Club has announcedlth ihi c ‘Flights ofthe Imaelniglnatlon,' a statue by Utah art livered to local elementsnary dinner pinochle panywillpai be dtiring sprirJring break, M arch 21- resijsults of die open pairs playlyfor fo schools a n d d istrib u ted to clichil- held Oct. 13. BoUiicUnnerswUl d 25.2005. Au(ug. 24: resident, Gary Price,:e, wasi donated to the College Jren in need. Supplies mayly b c b e ^ n ac 6 p.m . at dicTUrfQub.the The meete clin g wUl be held al 7 >N o rth /s o u th w inners: firstfirst. Foundation by the SeagravesSei Family Foundation i gas[)urchased and donated atT\\I\vin 734 Falls Ave. E. . p.m. Thursdxsday at th e Buhl M id- TVurudi .Carver and Nancy GibGib* & Donnelley. AttendinIdlng the unveiling held during Icnv[•alls K-M art. Rile Aid. Evei/cry- Registration fees;cs are due die School,:Ql,217SevcnthAve.N. son3n: second, Elia Anncst a ani nd new wing of the Herrcerrett Center are, from left, Pe ■ arc:jody's B usiness a n d King's. Wednesday. New membersmc arc David BBl; laszklew lcz, d ra m a Lol:ola Moorman; third, Inckiiickic a member of both foundations:foui Cindy Crow, Jack drcFor more informalion, cnll c welcome. teacher at Buhl H i^ School Brorown and Lois Stephensonison; Callessie Nunes ai 736-25699 or For more informrmation, call anda^sUcilie director for thc West andnd founh. Doi Crcason a ant nd Seagraves with th e Surth, u Mildred Wolf a anc n d 1:30 p.m . W ednesday a i Ruluby 90th birthday fromDm 2-5 p.m. /UUam Novasel. COIenldns home. The co*hosicstess today at llie ShosliorloneRchabll- HOStS Opepen house Thet club plays bridge everivcry vlUT b e Elsie Jacobs. Itation and Uving Ce:Cenier.511E FlU-R — FUer ! Middle School Tbejc s d a y b e ^ n n ln g at 1 p.m.n. aat InsiThe annual auction funjnd* Fourtli. vriU host an open house from thele Rupen EUcs. Refreshment:ients ' due•aiser vrill be held and Ith e R efreshm ents vvill/Ul bc served. 6:30-7:30 p.m. p. Monday at thc arere served. The club extendsisa at n supjoodlng Couniy Fair vvillJ bc The family request:3sts no gifts, school, 299199 H ighw ay 30. opcpen invitation to all area du-du nM)*cMiMi«(Ow>rT«m< liscussed. 0 . Eden's son, BIU (Fa[FaitlD E den. Tlic o picn e n h o u se is a n oppor- pilelicatc players. artist and former Idaho liveFor morc information, call c and daughter. Harrarriett (Vem) lunity forr ppz a re n ts to m eet th eir F4260. Davidson. are'2 h o stin g chlldrcn's5 teachers.tc; 87878-3997. >ge of Southern Idaho )n and Leforgee. Braga ng th e dedication of th e paii: Penelope Parker, who Is bod - — F o c: i u s O N PECiOPLE----- I f l n I n k A a .JPW ck Seagraves and Judy ation Division o f Te,Teacher Edu- Paul — L WiU r w r ^ Forum accepts — Lynn Maxficld, TVail ' NM ost o f d ie foUowing panicirdci- rry Braga of Leforgee. cation. Yearbook: Photography Pl Award, panm ts also havew orkecJon theidieir . West Mlnlco student Who’sW ho,10 . Bravo Outstanding higligli school new spapers. WelWeb Emily Caywood, a student lusical Performance siteles oryearbooks.and includedded:. ------B ih nt at Local Student sspends|m Opera/Mus A^esi Minico Middle School a n d Iim Gabbard G Memorial Kevevin O ^nbcrger from Jeromiom e , „ Cluilupen. has been accenicd irinto semester In AustIStralia scholarshiplip High i^ SchooL . f i ME h eB P eo p le to P eople Woi/brid Angela Patrick ofo f TWin FaUs R upert: — CoUccn Fox. W ho’s UUl students who assistedl iIn n - ■ Leadership Forum. will sp en d tills fall11 semesters at Who clu(u d e d N ate P oppino, T\vir[\vin Caywocra vvill jo in a groupip of die University of NcNevrcasde in TWin FaFaUs — Michelle FaU:Uls. itudenls in W ashin^on. D.C. D. New Soutii Wales,, AAustraUa, a s. Hazen, OutOutstanding Junior in icxt March to com high schchool part' of the Austral raLearn pro- Psychology;igy: Adam Paxton. EVtlwu announces springg :redit while studying Icadersl:-sliip gram. , . Who’sWhotio a n d Scarab Award: md exploring the .monumeiients She is a senior att U nfield Col- .D crck Pollaallard. Scarab Award: uarter 2004 dean’s iist1st lege in McMirmville, ( PMt m d institutions. e. Ore.. where Vanessa 'rhompson.Th Students ^Eastern W ashington Universiersi- she is m ajoring in bub usiness a n d jn Free Enterprisc: nte C om m unity ’ in Cheney. Wash., announccciccd ' Valley Vista Care SenServices In Rupert held Its ann College of Technology m inoring in m usic. Seh/ice AwAward; and Zachary i spring; quaner 2004 dean:Bans idents and their famlllmilles. The Chureh of Jesus Cl Patrick vvill takee couRcs i m Thompson.)n. S carab Award >t. 'eleases honor list business, visit the Gt Saints Rupert 1st WaWard Scout troop presented tl Great Barrier guco. NiNev. — Amanda , A Student must carry at leasleast The Idaho State Univers:rsity Reef. N ew Z ealand1 aian d Fiji a n d Basanez. Fei I credits and achieve a ^d

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V\ m er Unl aw< Tl nMCMiHrwsxnnmi ^cgc aw a I Senior Auxiliary volutv lor < leak to a ssist people r In Twin Falls. q nesdays. Edu either a s a senior or D ar r Volunteer Services a t ^ h r corr ______Bale 1 S«tUSfturtfty, AuKUrt 2004 TIirw»l«Mtowi. IMn M ti Maho E-S M o r n e[NG BREAK 1 ■ . [i k la M IS ■ u------■;------1 i^oman f<'ears hmisband\^ivillharnn baby DEARAR ABBY: I a m 19 a n d ^ worked and main a d c lew d com - in a smlaU al tow n. 1 need to know bT" ““ ” ■ “ ■ I ------— — pregnanlant with my first child, 'A D ments to me. so m ethliling: Is boredom nor- • __ T h e fatlfather, whom 1 m arried, W hen I learnednedthathewould mol?lgo;o t u p o n e m om ing ancl ■ tu rn e:d d out < to bo far different tRV ^ personI tndnlngtx mc on realized1 h1 o w b o red I am. — ■ ■ ■ from thithe person I thought he the new softwareore I'd bc using for i don'iri't m e a n bo red vrith ” w as whevh en I m et him . I loft h im * nne promoUonn 1 I had just re- nothingg tot do. I am bored with M------B m - - — — ------whenlvN II was aroimd four m onlhs [llna ' ceived— m yseccecond promoUon myselfand ar my duily routine, ______a long bc ' becausc he was star^g '"P® in tw o y e a rs—-1 In rcported die in- I’m no 3S” not especially sad. just « m o andild wouldn't lot m c leave I c id e n t to m m> y im m ed iate bored wiivlUi life itself — Uic peo- ______th e hous ouse. pie I see;e every day, die town 1' sin cecc then; he has boon ar- band to.quit Uireatenin • working days, I |iv« .in the way I look, my ^ ------. • rested i ft for possession of child and leave me alone? • Jo” <1 publicly humili- boyfriencnd,. my room,' going to • p o m ogn3graphy, and I havo dis- — SCARED INT forccd tt) turn in 3^ ^ ! " ■ DEAR SCARED: The '-same o)d, same old." coverraTO that he is a' satanist. I . ne .Ilrst ^y reslgnadon. it th is feeling to go away, ______am terrli }rriilod o f him . I know I’m Uiing yo u should do'is QlefUe a.po- J, had signedI 0 a sexual h arass-. a n I do? iPI~: 01 oj lu c l^ toto l b e alive an d n ot to h a v e , lice re p o rt stating, foifor, thc ment agrieomoin e n t: ivlUi roy ------lost th c he baby, wliich I .almost'• record. Uiat you aree being bosses Uiat f wouldwoi report any — RKTLESSTEEN . did. stalked and threatened,d. Since incident to Uiem.?m. S hould I have IN MARYLAND — — ------I a m I m filing for dlvorcc, but I your husband has alreadyidybwn keptmymouUish shut? D o I havc R RESTLESS: Talk to ' ______have no no idea how to keep this arrested for child pomopography, any recourse? • ., your' pararcnts about involving . m o n ster>ter a\vay from m y baby, it could be only a malterT o ftim e __HHUMILIATED t IN y o u rseirir in a new activity,, e e HS■ Illll H e hasa s threaiened to kill m e-. until he is convicted ancm d sent -BIRMIMlNGHAM.ALA. P/eferablbly o n e w here you \vUl 8/28/04 a n d takeake th e baby if I do n 't go away. In thc meantime,.caUUie .cj DEAR HUMIMILIATED: Hie neiiew people. Visil th c li- ' ACROSS 51 :Con. ecor 11 Slorlod 3C Encourogod b ack tOto him. He,follows me D om csU c V iolence He md ask die librarian to 1 Btankol yard! HoUine: vendor's actionsans werc our of hrafy am -ardstlck Grandma (800) 799-7233. If necessai ; some books 10 ex p an d . C Impoct sound 52 \ctor Actoi Boldwin' lmpoi«onalor id and sits outside my isaiy. th e lino, a n d you were wc riglit to re- suggest s 3? people there can help yoi 10 Powoflul blow 54 SlolkJloltonorolo 12 T ho Cion ol 44 Sushi Ilsh ho m e! late la at night. I have ap- you find port him. If 1I.'. were you, Td your rantn g e o f interests. 14 Pott plump ' SG SparSparta Of ihoCovo • 46 Donny ond plicd for a lawyer, b u t I h av e no shelter to keep you andnd your dlscu^ what haplappened \vidi an Everyo/one feels die way you 15 BowMf AthoiVthons. Boor author Mono ' job a nrid d Ino'm oney. babysafo. attorney who3 sspecializes in do at onene Ume or anodier. boaidor notol wtabi/ Joan ! tliere any organizadons 1C Liitlo-hand 60 Com:Jommand 13 QB Alkman iaborlaw— prefotforablya female. 'Hie soludonso is to dwell less Indication &3 Jallo l_ . 22 Salty uptoi 53 C can holp someone in my DEAR ABBY: An outsidiiide ven- on yoursirsclf and more on the 17 Sailors'stops G4 Potei’otchod 24 Comic Cotvoy ' :55 Ovon Mtuno positiomion? How do I get m y hus- d o r ca m e to Uie place wwl lie re l DEAR ABBY:^:lam I j I3anclUve needsofi)f other people. ie Enslor. C5 BoloJ o lo _ 2C Plumod wodof f ; 50 L0Vf_dial Chhtimas, ote. CC Batfrlotbocuo 27 SavfloQS? 57 Tonnlsgtoot T W T ^ 19 MuHinsproad staptitopio, 29 Short pun Noslaso ■ 20 Ftoneti C7 •_ 11Iho . 31 Node sa Foldor loglslatlvo WoolVoods* oquostrionno etworkssscramble2 their fal]II premieire dates body 68 Socklossulo Bock 32'Choiood 21 Nogona cotrlor C9 UnsuJnsurpotsod particle By Davidivid Blanculli gerly for Uic annual TVV iGuide the 200-1.05 season? sea No one season finale,fii only 10 weeks and 23 Ptaco 10 livo, 70 AuthiWthorUils ' 33 Consumed < 61 Port of O.E.D. New Yortfork Dally News______f ^ preview Issue, UienI irmemo- knows. NBC’s4 "F"1 ath er o f th e nine epi>)isodes alter presenting 25 Film spool 71 Gonerondidolos tist hoortily i62 Actross Russo nze thc new sclietliedules. I'ridc" carried aa d d a te o fA u g . 31. w hat it. calledc ils third-sea.son. . 25 PC koy carefully deciding w hich::h shows WB's "Studio 7" oc r "Blue ( illa r premiere, 20 Go on a lirado DOW)OWN F^«y»Puc;PuuLSolvd is f fall, good luck finding re. 30 Tlhky Winky 1 Fuzz ’UkMpklAlzlAl : wfien.I. andoi wherc. your old fa- , he would watch eachh iniglu. TV" premiere^3 inin July b ut is on Sci-Fi'i C h a n n e l show s are Today, there's no reasoniforany- fo most fall schedi cohort 2 Woo rB IvBn E M I X vorites25 return with fresli edules. The Fox similarlyly short-stacked. The 34 Wildoboott Insinisirumoni s e * n M s iTjeiji . episodesdes. one tb boUier. Sho^vs dorlon’t last drama"NorthSh(Shore" premiered diinkingg scHitns1 to be. if M odier 35 Gfanddaddy ol 3 EvofiIveryday r WflTlTn^^fl Betterter luck learning, and ro- m ore U ian a few weeks.. NNclUicr in June? Nature canCl have four seasons a computors lanQi.uiguogo a O a ^ r r r W d o sch ed u les — a nd latel 37 MoOQor 4 Corn';ofnois1ono . s sieitir^^n lvixlL'I'T'io'l membeibering. when thc most itely, n o r Cable TV hasas spawned, : and year, whyliy can ’l we? 38 Aclof# port obbf.ibbf. A p p | R| T M Gitnici?r?i?iEiA}wi | n | intriguinuing ne\v fall series sur- ' do seasons. a d d ed to, Uiis coconfusion. HBO In Uieo:‘ory, the52-weeksea.son 40 Oomlnanlrnam 5 Moke^akoflood I j l oLlllllO j j llip^ facc. SonJome of them don’t appear 'IhiditjonaUy. Use neivf TV T sea- d o es so well tag-(iig-(camingshoiv.v sounds; great. f In practice, if 42 Aclioss Folco 09 no u n til.2005:2 0 ( oUiers seem to be son begins the day afteifter d ie in tho sam e timme e slots — when gives IS us litde to get excited tivof U D ■ s o n M d 43 TaKo out linos? 6 Rivof here alre;ilready. Emmy Awards! This year.or. dial’s "Sopranos" leavcaves. "Sbc Feet about, anda r no obvio^ time in 45 Rolroinlna olSuI Sudon |rt|E|P|u 1 ■ cnildron's song 7 ‘BoniSononzo" tolo ■ ■ ■ tl I I I s 0 £ p In thc good old pre-cable S e p t 19, a n d CBS is sdcking sd Under" or "Deudvadw ood" takes its wiiich 0to get focused’and excit- 47 Miifofimogo? 8 Moro ‘R^M *rH days oftljfthe 1960s and'70s. Uicre wiUi tradlUon and presentrndngits place — that; broadcast bi net- cd. Vithout Wi a uniform 48 Moroconclso compompotoni, » 2 2 O E ii three net\vorks to deal new and returning show;3WS that works are be^ujiiming to follow heginnin;ing to th e fall season. tomic Zo'o |s |T |» |T ) E M s ic 50 Boatty ond 9 Comi witli: ABiABC. CBS and NBC. AU of week. But NBC chose Aug.Ai 30 suit.AtABC."DesDesperate House- diere's nu10 Horom 10 Snoainoakor do-up " startin g gun. no Uirill I th em rolrolled o ut Uiclr n ew fall for th e start o f its new■ seseason, wives," one of■ dieUv few new fall ofcomictiUon. pe no sense of any- ^ show ss tlthe same week or so. and Fox. and die WBI sistoned shows worUi sam soi pling, starts Uiing oUilUicr than a sprawling, I to give Detroit tlic maxi- earlier. Meanwhile, ABC Oct. 3 — andd notr until it is confuslni.n g m ess. Gemini: ViVisualize thee future audlence for the launches some new andi return-rc dirougli wiUi itsis fallf< run. at m id- Sadly.'. th a t also describes IF AUGUST 28 ISIS YOUR. I —: =------1 unvoilinjling of its newest line of ing shows during tradiiiditional season, docs "Ali!]Mias" return wiUi m ost ofthe tl new shows this year, BIRTHDAY... you m ayy Ufeel it is R o o r i ' uutomnobiles. oli premiere week, but otherer series new episodes, If you cacan’t find them, for die possible 10 seiuc clown,1. andai tliat OUKU.OSCX3PE HandyJdy Newman once said don't premiere unUl midsciscason. Ancl over onn USAI Network, most pailart you aren’t missing s a kid ho w ould w ait ca- What's the first new sh you liavc sow n 'all you/our wild Jeraldlne;e Saunders show o f “MorUc" just prescresented its diird- m uch. oats, b u t you could b c! singingsir a difTerent song iry tlie begbeginning i—,------of ilic year. You m ay clcciect to lead. ing up tlic phorlone o r w allowing ^ ^ 0)ring-Blan 1 ad weddinng ■ a i r II nuniraditional lifestylstyle, hut in c-m ail. YouI willw do better ex- . (liis, too. miglit n ot bIC c pperma- plaining yoursclrself facc to face. < REPARATIONS nent. Wluit you consideiider most Money spento on n diings o f beau- its nationalll attentioi>n. 4-H members iniportiint now couldcl cchange ty will sootltcyour yoi soul. drastiailly this year, soIO remaint UBRA(Sept2L23-Oct.22):Your INDEFDEPENDENCE. Mo. (AP) husband has. g e t ready. footloose and fancy-frcc.rce. Enjoy graciousness (lowersflo\ if you have — SlndcIgle life was Boring, and "1 don't Uiink lltUe kidssu u! se th e exciting people a n d placilaccs. hut- :i willing audio:Jiehce. so gatlier marriedcdlifc\villbe 1 Bland forUiis word 'b lo n d ' Uiat much.':h .".sh c T uesd ay don’t try to fence o thers;rs Iin. Ufe I'ricnds a n d love)ved ones to cele- newbrid'(ride. says. "But ’boring' — I'vevc been 3 5 in Communiy becoin«i more settledled -next l)nitc thc last daysdj of summer. Katieie Boring wed Nathan m ad e fu n o f forever. su m m e r.' I’urcliase itemns s of distinction Bland JurJune 12. ARIES (Mar21-Apr. 19)19): Make and taste. And] tlUie Boring-Bland affair llic most of tlic last days^ oof sum- SCORPIO [Oct(Oc 23-Nov. 21): ' was anything un> but. said' Uie mer by gatlicring yourir ftfavorite You may concnccntrate on R* groom,1. family members at aiail im- n an ces o r yourself yoi to the ”h wawas great," said groom in Bland. "We had family • pro m p tu p arty o r outing, c exclusion of othiiiher more impor- Natlian 1 Anron Ecknrt Ben Kings!gfllcy Carrie-Anne Mom Honesty prevails in rclrelation- null matters. Don'tDi hide a\vay . andabiiibtinch of collcgc and high ships, so seek promisess ooi r m ake w ith a c;ilculatclator w hen affec- school1 frifriends Uiere, a n d o u r ro- plans now. tionate othersrs long for your cepdon>n vwas at a winery. We all , > MSUSPEi^CT ZERO I TAURUS (Apr. 2 0 -MMay a 20): . company. I’ampinp er your p artn er h ad a gregreat time." Who’«Nc*t? ■ Loiig-iemi stmtegies dis, 7 1 0 -9 3 0 iS--M 15li22d22. lure, and havc faitli tliatlat otliers precedence ovciiver social activi- Dne calls from friencls Uiat Daily- ULItMATEBAnUFiifO B EARTH HAS BEGUN \'rill follow tlirougli l)y haihandling ' tic*s, but maybebc you can have night.” their fair share. yourcakcandeaieat if. too. Venture, Bland,id. out of town on busi* Sat - Sun ^ CANCER (June 2 1 -)ul•July 22): out when tasksiks arc complete, ness, wawas Dipping channels in Figlit-:my d o u r m ood tliiitliat tries Uuy a presentt forf< a loved one his hotelte) iroom when he saw it. Fn • Sun — j i o r 9 3 o ! to set in. Let trust overrideidesuspi- toclay, o r try afine fin restaurant "I^vasl•as like. 'O h m y gosh. Uiat’s 13IS-34S jsp/DEB-iriHna cions wherc othersers are AQUARIUS (Jan.(Jt 20-Feb. 18): o u rp iccturelTliat'sus! tu 'hesaid. concerned. Fun in the sunjuninvig- Apologies may/beinorderlfyou bl Somele friends had joked orates your heart, and a S]spirit of have struyed tootoe far across the about seisending the enpgcmcnt -S h r c k ^ ’ forgiveness will solve anymy prob- lino. Tliis is a fmefm' day for man- notice! to Leno. but nobody took •' lerns. ners and sinceriierity. I-riends and credit omonce it actually m ade the Oa>tye4S>6JO ■ H ' * Fn-Sun . LEO d u ly 23-Aug. 2 22! 2 ): llie acquaintances>maybcgame.for m sh^. 12 1S.34S irOLLATER'A'ijjlll urge to wander to grecneener pas- a fun-fiiled afterremoon. Tho bnbride figures Uiat over the tures has evaporated,cd,. and nSCES(Fcb.lX 19-Mar.20):You yearsshe;ihe’sproDably had a worse relationships can returnm ito sta- may struggleto to get to the, bot- Untc oveover her name than her biiity. Surround yoursellself with tom of a probijblem widi your Ifipin* family and friends, or findnd enter- • significant otiier,ier, but oncc you &MMU TOIJi 1:00 - 4 0 0 : \ 0 R I i S t . tainmcnts that cjucnchich y our discover tlio matlxiUiit^vUlbewsy E E B ^Otlly7j30^Bj4«FlUaui^i12j48Oj00^5j1BO^^^ 7|00j9£0^^^^g, ta.stc for tlic elegant. to forgive smtdlill transgressions. tq VIRGO (Aug. 23 -S ep1 t 2:22): Get S ports a n d out rT «M AngelicaI turns 13 todayi liiji;poleon Dynamna Hunter Becoicomes the Hunted . Sat - Sun MfT . 12.30-2:45 his droom of headlining:hi Hm . To <1lUya> 4:30-7:00-9:00 J h e r © T o d a y ____ and Tom throv row a pool-sido ------"All G row n Up" — Angangelicas jy 10 guests. (CC) fglll \CONDAS thirteenth birthday pai BhrenhBRa/11 ?*?|sUPtMflBlls p a n y Is ( iv H ) F 0 X 8 pp.m .t . rp 1- 12:15-2:30-4:45 " jeopardized by her 10 Media Sorvlccs TodAy 4 :4 y -9 :2 y 13j4S;3j0O;5MS^7J5^^20_ 7:00 - 9:00 I. I * 1_JIbn i o t ' ™ ■ enem y. 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J 2 , C |I n § 1u lS j ■ S 3 MS B i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ■ 1 ■ ■ ■ I b h ■ ******** jEf DIETRICH 1 bdrm. 1 , ERO M E2 bdrm.romo* ...... E i BEHIND on your house dc balh house, lorgo dolod, $48,OOO.Owner CUSTOMM HOME srre m Terrace GardGardens living room, small paymoni? Call mo carry. ci 208-324-3206,* ■ loday Pam 734-1083 = S i Subdivision,}n, 0.70-acre lot. all city utilitiesies ;and r w ____ detached garago, 3 or 733-2522,• I s : s services mcincluding City waier and sewer. East!iast Tv/in ■ REAL ESTA1PATE TWIN FALLS city lois. Good starter _HOME INSPECTIONS I TWIN PALLS d S Falls near WoodridgeW Estates. I F O R S A L,LE E Open House home. SSS.000 Call H bdrm., 2,5 balh on . III Friday 4:00 t o 8:00. ar 2000 since 1993, f l $42,1‘42,000 ,and, 208-S44-7849 or Bill Baker. 208-326-SI IS. ■ 1.5 acros, neor tw in Fi ^ " Saturday 9:00 to >:00.5 :0i 208-543-5588.' E . ■ WilWindmill Heighls. 2 V build later PUBLIC SERVICVICE ’ Call fo r d irec tio n s ------1 BUY HOMES J, MESSAGE JEROM E for sole by S212.000 ^S'nfoB0 Buill In 2000. ■ -m v - r i 7 736-1726**”* FILER ^ Any prico, ownor, o 1460 sq,ll. CotlS111208.736-0398.* Selling property? ------$74,900 3 bodroom, any condilion. 0 Iwood floors In I i l I j ' Don’t pay any le es Built 2001. 3 bdrm. I kilchen, ■ ■ 1.75 balhs, culo homo .Cali Dave <9 29 both, tro. iivino ar- . ien, lilod bath- / I ' W l H , . Il's sold. For tree ll ^ on 1 a c re in lovoly 208-532-0734 or . ------^ rooms,ns, cul-do-soc iillllj 5650 mation about avoi oa. contral hoot & r" “ " country soiling south 312-4335 736-4645* oir. a W olor softener. 51 69.90 0. DC4I tlmeshare and reareo ie s- of Flier, Newly romod- _ ter Motivolod tale scams, writeite tto: BUHL 3 bdrm . 2 ball JEROME Slove S 4 .rofrig. Extra 7 W4541/308-3428* 5 4 70lh. olod balhs, now car- J To view all property In Irg, Ir foncod yard, au- - - a s - ?K6?" . Federal T radeIde 3400 sq, ft.. MoloDion pel. now rool, water Commission.m. Valloy Blufl. Grot Iho Jorome area to lc sprlnklors, 5123,- roat share, and horso convonienlly mapped 500. 5 Noar H.S, S o e ■ TWIIWIN FALLS ' W ashington. D.CD.C,. r o o m . r e c . ro o mm, . 7 property. Call Randy . optional 1500 sq, | 9 H M 20580. a c re s. S220.000. Ce to assist in your home 019051st. Q AvoE, E«op Call ' Lawronco 9 326-3696 buying exporionce . . Jerom o, ID, , home. 3 bdrm./ jB^BK or c allth e Notionlionol 308-8038 loovo mg.*ig.’ -lor lurlher Inlo. MLS balh. patio, 2.S car Fraud Inlormatie Coli Kondali 539-3704. Ca:a ll 208-324-22S9 oc 2baf r o i uhl ----- . «111005PC«6901 arage/shop. RV/ Center. 1-60M7S-7I B ------^------Conyonslde Really.* 208-324-4772,* flora Beoulifui counifv hom« I ■I.n I Boatoal parking, Appl. , 3500 sq.ft. w/St)drm! JEROME $169,000 4 IMBERLY 5262.0001 Call!011206-733-3017.* TWIN Fi bdrm. hono on 4 acres ofi 3 balhs. groal roon 2800 sq. fl, custom —;.-7.'-.'7T7;------'’0^09 foremodeled: covered patlo/decii g e m ^with born, shop, homo on 1 ♦ acre, 3 TWINNFALLS F bdrms, O n .1 2 .9 4 a c r e s wil st a t e REALTY, INC. corrals & waler sharos. bdrm. h- 3 1/2 bath. den. Rewarvard for selling this nice farlamily-room, i . ------11 acres of alfalfe 208-734-0400 \Westerra R.E. Group bonus. 3 car garago. charrarming 2 story. 3 big shofIhop, RV pork- I ^ ' G REAT PLACE FOI Gina 539-1130.* 423-8478 °° or 420-6479 bdrm.’m. 1 3/4 bath. Now inolnba'1 back w/holsi & k L . - ' . '. ' HORSE OWNERS HAGERMAN Dbwn- _JE R O M E Big L illie 3614 36 E. 3908 N,* ; roof.fiif. furnance. carpot. sloragege. Ownor 734- mn S265.000 lown. vory roomy and J Ranchos, horse ok. 3 nt. & more, 592,500 0669 oor r' 731-6689, M EQUAL HOUSING IMBERLY Nonh East §08-& ,Tv WENOELL comlortablo, 3 bdrm. 2 bdrm,. 2.5 bom, lamily 3-644-1282 or 409- 4433 Madison*M W 'K - ^ OPPORTUNITY baih. (small sparo locolion, older counlry e a e38or324.8039.* a , All reol e state adv L liL r Brick. 3 bdrm. 1.5 batt rri.. walk oul bsm'l. Home, L“ 3 bdrm,. I b a th . _ f ., ! P S * one level, AC.’alf’- gordo room loo), lois of up- 233 Big View East T®, MRAiTg------tw in fFALLS a i Cusiom ' r tising In this nev r space, convenlerrdon grades and slorago. S159.900.731-7210,* lots ol Irees & lawn. TWiN F lome w/quaiily p a p er Is su b ie ct sanyon viow, private Rewor nn AiS location. S96.750- * Call lor moro Info. ' g n f e o t u r e s . SATURDAY,.f. AUQUST a * " - 1t304t30 PM the Fair Housing/ 599,900.837-4114.* JEROME.culo j collage rd„ rd. Kimberiy schools. c l ai s s s l c 2 ^ b d rm , 1 J*® '® ", I if iii^ ROBERTJONES X, 2360sq, fl..3 1244 RIVE/ER ROAD •lUNAKA RAPIDS I which makes It II IES ------style. 2 bdrm. 1 boin, needs ne< finishing touch, bolh.h, hardwoodI floors. , 2 balhs. cenlral tOC4 r d , gal to advertise8 *a*any REALTY HAGERMAN VALLEY lrg; living area, vinyl sricod prl for quick sale, now« paintp & counier k, CATED NORTH OFfil/HL preferertce llmltatl windows, aluminum • jnuni d e r uprolsol. $99,5* lops,s, Lrg, I front porchi Of® Iar home overlooking tho Snake | '“ Kn 7 3 3 -0 4 P 4 beautilul. 3 bdrm 1.5 r i ' f p 5 L " ; . or discrlmlnatli both, now point, now siding, how cedar prl- 30.00 Coll 420-2293 or S78,5(J.500. 644-1282 or ““jiPfrt.nidrm, floor plan Rivor. Top-qi Posed on race,9. c col- B U H L F o r S a l e B carpel. 30x40 shop, vacy fonco, trg, shod- 42i420-7063.* 409-68h685B.r3;4.e033.- a S SIkon i " fomily rm. OversizedI 3-car garage wilh shop., or. religion, se ed backyard. $72,000. Owner. 4000 sq fl.,,®y : 100x200 garden oroa. ■ fM lffH M Masterir sisuite hos ml- Gcothcrmalhally h e a te d . N ear a y ear-ro u n d golf handicap, tamit bdrm.. 4 balh. 2 fl.ca 5 underground sprinklor , Take o peeki R l siatus. or natlor 217 E. AvoE. Joromo, » cro Ollicillice, his &.hor , -co u rse .Pfomior Pi community with lakos & * tional garage. 2,6 acres, J'®''livi sysiem, singlo cor go- g n closol, master , origin, or on Inte 1 10. Call 208-324.2736 32 3 7 T a y l o r S t r e e t -'T X W in F a U s [■. mien- pond,gos furnacelive rage. aero. 5120,000 08 cultured mor- : \ S s stocked with fish. Hiking trail & slo n . 10 m a k e a n y g os fireplace, ig, mel>ce. . /ofler. 20e-404-iai0.* or 208-734-4356.' Soiiili o ff rtter A\t. in aitdeuK\ » ound jelled lub, Tabundiid a n t wildlllo, #111726 $479,000 ' such prelerenc Tiel- 3t«dfoomt.2biiHal.54fe*q, « limitation o r dlscrii I ™1 ,5 0 0 M L S » \ ^ HHosted 0 tjy Km Boy 731-6665.' ; to 36 foot RV.piui 1997 Coi^on Tkafl W ay-y-TNvinFhlls 1 1 0 2 779. 9 . Bob Wright „u c T « U r Inatlon." Famlll m ore, wonderful north status Includes cl .SVin/i Uco/wtjiMi St, wm pa stelUl Mtd <»aJi Jnragia 420-3822922 or Weslerro V I H » „ # s chil. orn view. S345.000 4 hcOfixin ^ Z b ntiu l.S90»q't phone number i erfor 3 bedroom, walk-ln ■ Vinyl fcneing. iarnlscaping/ m o hoaring Impairpaired closois.lbaih. Is 1-800-927-827!)27S.‘ storago bosemonl, !>priitkier. window coverings - ...... J off Slroel porking. already in. Over 3200 sq fi. S E a l)cd>uom. 2^ butil, formal - sckieK ukal Will BrcrownII Jann HutchisolisonI Cloani $79,500, . Add to your 'iamil/ lodi o7«it 878-1521/431-1798 dining, extra large bonus'room. Vt’ESTERR^ ;\nicricait Drca■ram Rcall)’ Alpine Rtaln-Jt\- Oy aaopiiDBa Oog orc den/offitc. 4 car garage, 9 fi Uao mo cistsii'OdsI to itinrt appointm ent.* Real Estate ceiling),, maple cabinels & ' mat ftpocuil inena 73KI’3MDDI lloors. granite counicrlopik. gasit Houtdby lieat/firepUce, air condiiioning.;. VIeklBrunytr —,1 FAX This It yourdrtam heme! 539-499? OR Prade:ential 5 IIW fH ByTiiU illI ReadThihe EMAIL I d a h o H o m e s &ic PropertiesI | i Your Ad To 1411 Falls Avenue EastI •* 733-5336 ]| MIVagic Valley RlEALTORSe Online.

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142 BUUR DRIVE \ ~ ^ 1 A 12040 CO O LO fFU'TWStW//Beat n the heatw; wItti your own swimming potpool, the beginning ^ to this 5,900+I- sq.SI (t 5 bedraom, 3.5 bathath home with formal livingI roroom plus mI r.i-jim m .*! S g firsplace, overslirslzed m aster suite,, hot bibJb roo(n, great room with woo»ood stoue A . ? plus W 8t bar, bulbultt-ins throughout, deck,(, 2 car garage and SHOPSrgaloie: ga I- [ - “•pI H n 30'x108’ (norttitti tend heated), heated 40’x:I’x36\ and 25;x26' on beautifu I WNFAUSI landscaped 1.44.449 acres with pond. S mtim/hat i ttw hm m ieenli 124,900 L8f112064 i » j , l „ l ■'" 7343030 I " B I r . ' ■ S a tu rdn ay . A u g u tt 2B, 2004, Tlrrte*.M ^taw e. TVrin Fall*. Idaho E-7i-7 R e /AL.Es]PAT TWIN FALLS/K'K IM - r ------a i H H B ALLS Lazy j | ■______BgRLy40-x:x30‘ ^520JU Slsuala ^ 9 f i lt bedroom, 2 equipment shed, i X ell kept rhan* m h J K t t K M 30' shop on 1/3 a I u f a c tujred r e homo. BUHL SSO.OO .0 0 0 O n * lenced11 Une yard. Call WANTED L Twin Fallsalls TW IN FFALLS 2 bed. ??a.ppiJOO.IWLSK HomeelteOnl' Onlyl Groat 208-734.9922.’4-6 bdrm, homo, own-wn- ^ lONEW^^ roomI. , 1 bath, hard- ’JP®®®-18. C a ll B ob location north •rth of Buhl ------or carry with B0%0«X. woodI lloors. II sprinkler Wright 42420-3022 or at 510,0000 ana acre, k ... • down, 20e-735.8768.‘ systom,m. $88 ,000. C a l f W e s t e r Buyorwlllbobe able to ^ 5 l6 ^ ii|gaiLi 7 3 11656 ^ or 737-1474.* Group 32^324-2236. I choose exactict■ location. I .Call T om Llo) TWIN FAU^ExqulsteFt TWINF-4FALLS . a924 dr.30Bi'o°B-“o " 7 f PINELoaOUJln 31 r a Home;e.3bodroom..2 Uvlr>gAtAt It'e Bost M L S N 1 00 8I 9 5 6 : room. 1.5 balh. 1. I bath,tll • • • • • • .PCN5251 . ■ square feel. .55i oote^ M ALTA1995Klt:I t ; e d cellelllnas. custom Breckenrldcridge Estates , $ 1 6 9 ,9 0 0 . 2Q8-71-731- -4 5 x 2 8 ,3 bdrm. 2 both.Oth. . sto n oa oxlerlor, c largo ' Garderdon Home ' ■ HI J I _2?11or208-734-0(-0696*. . vaulted.collings, tox- m asterer bedfoom. gar- New Comonstructlon I m I ------tu ro d w alls, kitc hio en n . 'd o n IIKeIKe londscapinfl.-. 870 Canyonyon Park A. I '•appls. inciudod. mas­I09- , . $ 1 8 9l,500.«111972. ,5 2548 sqiiqiiaro feet. STATE REAL!■M. ter bath; fronch door,3or. CallSrvJryan O Canyon- coveredd pallo. p gran- 208-734.0<1.0400 soaker tub. separate'a to ' sid e R( HUC showor. Musrbob e Roalty 208-308. ito tile,. 909gi range. gD??L4Aor5elw ne ar tho B U H L & J E R O . )0Redtub. m ovod. c lo an a n dJ in YIELD ub. wot bar In river. Coll1 CorrinnoCo newer, manufacti 00. _ . . . ^ ------basom ont 564.000 (agentent owned) homes lor salo v Brockeiikenridgo . BMrkarRMlioalton financing for quail (^EAD^ xer Uppers. am•nlllm eni ; • !u3-t>r,t371 buyers. 2 and i3 bed-t - i •oreclosures. Swimmir i ftCHPA«F room units.M M iis t ■ > 47fi Arrn« rem ain in p u r ^pai I ; ^ . iW f »1042 s ’” ' SloragoSSK I X oa.lolJor.A.:1»«S._M ?52±155J£ ‘ o r www.t views.. KIMBERLY 14 xc 707 2 I RENTALS M.twlnfallsforcio- 737.Q372372 Owner k*}mbTrVv' 8urea.com S219,(19000* KIMBERLY-.Y - Vlow bdrm.. 2 balh. v1979 ...... _ No MoneyMi Down ' I property. ^ aciocro, rural Skyline Trailer. $6 THETlMESiNEWSfs Homos, !■ '■ I I I P io asa n t ValU'alley Sub- Call 208-423-499: or Classllled ree Report. division. 524.914.900. 208-731-9036.* f i ■ _____ Department 188)453^177 I H & 3 S HAILEY-Hlllsldiiside homo- SH O S H O N E fvlusl ld»1051 IM M■ I M M I sito on 140I ociocres. prt- , 3 jjo^foor Classified Servicee ■ ■ ■ ■ m vato road, tree: 0 208 s ^an Newberry i„ bath. Call lor inlo i Representatives Canyoflon.Me Beany- E D E N . 2,5 acre 886-7123 or eS5-797932 a re available fromm 2 5 counlry southeIlh of coon. ______— 6;00am - 5:30 pmm I - I constructic •esln3par. ‘ TWIN FALLS 14x ® BUHIp.BacresI t s Monday. Fridayy _ ' + lot.4in ty cels, vlows proproporty, 2 Ddrrii.. W/D. se bath. Ig. '.inN FQ lumiluro. nico sh coveredJ d i p S o RV ROBERTJ(1 -iC carport. 2 cove,e"°«'a - 'O a llo u ro n ic e ss parldng.lng,boautiful . REA LT^ I Y docks, sprinklors.5 i l l ■ In Twin Falls 7 3 3 -0 41 4C 0 4 Lazy J. Call 208-79^734- 733-0931 ext. 2 orDr ■. n TWINi M IFALLS ’ ^°?0B-7le 17B7. $11,500/0(11DHor.* Burley 677-4042.- For sal$alo by builder! — . ‘ SHOSHONES Idroom, 2 baih WENDELL,L 2J bodroom. north, powirsphon" er & ’■WIN'=*‘■'■5' 3 bedr line Nashua 70x14 w ' custonom,2600sq.tt. 2 balh onin 35 acros, big to proporty line d outbuildings. S 1 9 , 0 0 0 . Owner Ow fi- out, 3 bdrm.. 2 bi withth 2000 sq .ft. shop and 01 unfliiisi'lished b a sem e n t m a tu re landscaping, lar nanco w/ ior< I J-536-2251 or Call208-731.0 2 aero:ros with water, fall 208-5: _ _ TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm. 2 $265.9>.900, Terms on 208-539.1S•1905* ' I bath, plos otilce. avail.'all. CiO£losing costs. ■ ^ Novombor 1st. nowor 734-909059/420-6210* k ^ H I rH[! homo, nice turn., ail A ll rco a d s a p p l s . . n o s m oIk- k - .S duplex. ing/pets. 5950/mo.1 0 . ------— $92,000.E Eac a c h u n it Call 2q8-735-9993.‘ , DIETRIC ICH C attle leaturos 1 bb< d rm . 1 W hy s ta y In a Hotel 75?'(or leadd to Ranch. 880 J80 ocros wllh balh with storajarage room t w IN FALLS an extendod periodlod 2 wells. w

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HEYBURN 3 bdrm. 1 KIMBERLY K 3 bedroom. TWIiVIN FALLS 3 bdrm, . W EN'JDELL D 3 bdrm., KIMBERL'RLY2bdrm,.1 TWINFALLS!S2M mi.1 TWIN FALLS aupliduplex 3 cargarogo. fully 1 b a th . S 600 + SSOO srrni } hoot, fireplace. both. No pets. Call' 1/2 bath, W/MD hook- bdrm., 2 bath.h. $ 6 5 0 lenced. SSSO tS300 dop, 208-423-4709,* ^WIIWIN FALLS nowor 3 S2ll? ). and car- mo,-I-S400 dop.lo p . No Jdrm . 2 b o th . $ 7 5 0 , • p®®®'DO. D o p o s ll a n d 208-736-036-0042.* up, ga ro g o . dop. Victor 431-4468.* TWIN f FALLS 1 bdrm, Ca ■ Call 837-6304* k IMBERI )ck to CSI pots, Appl. Incl.icl. C all Dall 208-734-6483,* cCpu?l?o='o drinking, 423-6931 Iv, messcessage,* JEROME 2 & 3 bdrnis., cloan. carpets, appls. =n7i ------^aiumMjiaj cloan 1 2 bdrm S350+dbp.. 3 S3S0.208-324-3317.* TWATIN FALLS Sm. 3 X * ------no $335/mo. figor^is. TWTTTFmrSTi§ T g 7 3 Klnnhouso 1164 Inca ^ 6 0 3 . mo.M SoSSj; ^ S S 2 r " J•731-9214, * , . bdrm. 2 bath du| b d rm $ 4 S 0 + d o p ,. In TWIN t FALLS 2 bdmi. 1 Or| Avail, nownow, 423-6792* I d uplex country, out buildings 1 ) rlv e , $ 7 0 0 + SSOO S2bdnii.2 w/lullbasomj m e o n t , both, foncod yard. 352 dotlop.Nopets/srtoklng,. avalloble.,:»4-2198,* ' bath, w /d Incl. im SSSO- $650. Call 734.41:1-4120* Sth Avo. N. $650 + Cal:all 208-734-S979’ TWINN IFALLS Cison . "'Hlear ® ' tne JEROME 2 bdrm.;1 5650 ^ doposlt. wa- drm., 1 balh, com- QUouletl * <^ap- A'Avail Sept TWTTTFCTUSTnI L rg . 1 VIN FALLS wonder- 1st. 208-308- bath. S340/mo.+llrst tor/sewor/garbage < ely fumishod down 8-1317. • bdrm 1 bath, kitekitchen month dop. Call 208- paid. I No smoking, no ul '2 bdrm SS7S. Good ' P„ ,1,10 dishos. AC. WO, • L a u ra 3 2 bdrm. 1 appls. No p ^ s/smB/smoki- xatton. 208-734-5483: , ' u re ! Park' T W IN F A L I^ 2 324-3430 or 208-420- pots. I 206-734-94S0,* ' j£ 2 smoklng/pots, ' Aoarl IS h e a : >473.* , -1669OT206-120-7193,’ • TWINf FALLS 2 bdrm, H wWHO a in help YOU I . 5+elec,73fr0473.* • i76i8ou.a s ° s i “ . i/pels. Call TWIN FALLS ~ ' C a r o uus«l M Rocking Horse JEROME 3 bdrm. 1 with ' appls. * W /D , r,re/jfyourronffl/? , r r — r Twin Folio Kn*li»i( ll« vl« 74,*. MOVE-INALLC.LOW- balh. sec. 4 rol. S6S0.. lawncaro I Includod. TWIN FALI r.»ll » t L.n, h.«W r-k»l l..lui.wlf No dogs. 735-2194,* spacious. < $525 -f SSOO r T W iiT F A L LS r 2 bdrrri'.,'- ANCE $50.00 off first •Til as < Ml«. .lunl; i(r>ifn. lull tix Q n t o I ixllMXk ' d o p . No d o g s . C a ll ' ^Classifieds vnhouso, « ? ",* ^5 *',® 9 ’ JEROME 3 bdrm.. 2 I r , “WV/O S h S o k u p s 1 k vd W/D Colonial Park«A Ap p ts,- i» il. Inn IK iiuLr a. ir » 420-0110 er 733-3629,* BUHL bath hom o w/lifoplaco. - Cdnl L22 bdrrn.apt. Rent garago,0, cquiet, $575 back]No pets S31S +doposlt.t. . TWIN FALLS 2 bcjrm,.. _ ’733-0931 0*1.2 basededon Income, 989-5833 c h c .^ K u p ..N Ititf «(>ih(ilrt«ln«l Mkl.ny lH«.r iKca.uic. al.xl 4X iocatod In nice quiet ■' I. Call 208- 128M artln#2I # 3 0 . 1 bath, lull basom ont,. UiSSny»dpmng.cvnik,y.com| subdivision south ol ISO call 543-8833 twimpau:4LLS • 2 bdrm.. 736-8884 aftoftorSom* ' 2.bodroom. 1 b o th ' h.«l. .' 1 car garage', appls. ' p = = j Eqi Ttor&pm. , .S4oo^5,gp05„ . ^ Ux town. S750 -fdep. No I - pois, 208-324-0020 S680 ‘ mo. +dop. Call' ' . t w i n f a l l,S s 2 bod- 343 2nd Avonuolu e # 3 , Lyloot208-731-6S89,* ^ JEROME 3 bdrm., 2 2 BURLEDLEY Clean 1 bed- • no pots,Ots credit rols fOom. 1 bathUh. appls. 1 bedroom. 1 b£ b a th , kliiii~l<»r«tMl>n n'»" " ■ bath mobiio. hom e, no TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm.. 4 ■ P ro o mm. . $275. 2 bod- .required* jr.riQpols,' $325 + doposll.I. KU.-H.Kk«r.^I'lKl.aBJlNii !•» C7I| pets, long lerm. SSOO no ' smoking/pots, I ■ ^■■1 I room,n, $300,I No pols. posit • Cc Incentive. BRAWLEY REAL!■ALTY . IM.VS . . Fenced Iront ond back ■ s s 2-0995* 734-5858i • ■ ■ ■ C.Uk-t.pKiulcOjir.ll..iklit.l«.>lr'‘W o . »i««t * deposit. Call 208- ■ ' M- M E HD O /Ask about our - 4585.* . yard. First, last and ■ back lo S 3 bdrm, Evet. ft Wkndsn d s . >,00 »«hlr..rr< .al-U.g .ini. 324-8903 or S43-6342.' ) TWINFALL deposit. SSOO monlh. lOUAL HOUSING (208)21)2(18-678-7438. „ no s m o k - D ave 731-5861.*161.* JEROME Cloan a qui- Avalloblo j Sept.1st. OF vh|i A ^ml rLEF0RD1and2 no pots/ 5 7 5 0 /m o . t w i n FALLS N.E..E. rNow r.>urr» ot, 3 bdriYt.. 2 bath, Call { 208-886-2709.* All 1 . 479 Maurlc< dbl. wido. Good aroa. — room apts. avail. $450/mo;10, 733-3742,1 2QQ.A20-i (I8lu«8 3 b d m i,2. 2 1 bath i Ikit1 IM.»2.UI UjluimjswKr AH»“ Using In Ihls nows- bodroo o -^sza . all appls., garoi Van Nu)«. C'A « S47S mo. No pots, TWIN T> FALLS 3 bdrm. pg 1! Ront bosod on tw im fai a r o g e . .'A«l4m |.2»t«Uri>r closets, vault- _ 736-00^2 deluxo 3 bdrm,, 2 bbath TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm.. pr675 4-' FiLER rem odeled 3 mts or (egaf custo- Hond/caiIcapped/Oisablod 2o |. 7a® ona SI, & El}2 o b o (h P a rk D0 r.. d3 SSOOdoposil. Collc 208-536-5604,* pourth St. 33 1bdrm, 2 then call 306-32! S650dep.CeC a ll bdrm/1 balh, garage.go. 208-731-7032’ — lian: prognant wom- jordlossofage, -3 2 3 8 . 208-326*5047.* On 160 acre larm. TWIN FALLS 3 bod- in on and peopio so- derally Assisted • t l l"lt l I bath & 2 bdrm,m, 2 bath, Crodit check requireHuired,* , Kori: Pasturo/corrol space,'r- TWIN FALLS 3 bed- room, r« 2 balh. vaullod cui:uring custody or Housing, ' Call TWIN FALL^LLS 1 bdrm, 378 Lonoror e s t . . 3 We n d e l l trtpiox.r N n w 5 FILER Clean 2 be ... room. 2 bath, nowor c s s o o possible. No Indoor ceilings, centorol air, chilihildren undor 18, 829-42-4206. Handicap utll.-pald.'id. W/D hook- b d rm , 2 b a thth,.1 car 2 bdrm/1 bath.th . o1 il - room, 1 bath, SS lo s iTOmo. double garage, throo tf car garago. largo • Accoscossibio. Equal ■ up. No1 ppo o ts . $ 4 5 0 . g a ra g e . All aiapts. In- appls. ADA acces month, water/garbsirhnnn ' pois. Internet photos c c e s s . C n il avail. S700. 1st. last' loncod. no pots/no yard, v neor schools. Thislis n o w sp ap o r will HousJntJJ|>9 Opportunity.* 798 Locust.;ust.734-7233.* - Cludo W/D ho • $550/mo+$S<$ 5 0 0 Included.C o smoking. $700 m o„1st . $900 s month. Call not AC. Sian- d o p .T r ip le ? R e a 208-731-0919.* andSSOOsocurlty. lot knowingly oc- j e ROMEME 2 bdrm. wilh TWIN FALL R ealty orid last, 1 year looso, ' z208-731-6984.* COp:opt any advorlising „ n x ™ mo. p l- 934-»20IV539-ia«1249.’ _ _ Coll 208-326-4729.* . groat location.. $295.1 studio.stu $240 deposit. Call FILER Country 2 bdi ___ Call 200-727-7728.* ^ or roal osialo which ?,o -m o 1 balh. garago. w/c™:w/c FILER Taking applica- TWIN FALLS 3bdrm. 2 , f f moking. no pels. wilh appls. fc“o TWIN FALLS b i in violation ol Ihe s45Q/mr/mo, .f dop, Shon- Call 208-73r l w 2131°* 208-736-2999.I9-' ■ L rai & posture, interitem ot ^ very nice bath. No pets,1134 ® “ 648 Blue Lakos. 3 bed- tf non 208 **** photos ovailablo.r SSSOSS small 2 bedroom in the Monaco. 208-324- '“'J ;oa.53gw.555,- t w i n f a l i !!al room, 1 bath. 5625 ^ 1116or73M116.* l “f,®ire horoby Inlormod ______^L S I bed- TWINFALLSLSFroe PSTTPI& gB . 1st & last. SSOOI'dam- do country; Small corral at all dwellings ad- J E R O3M M Eduplox2 room, walk na - available, no pasture.ira deposit. No pots or = valk in closet. V acation wilhith 1 yoor r u B I . ' ; ago. 208-326-4729, n , smoking. TWIN '■* FALLS Cloan 2 veertisod in this bdrm,.V. 1 bath, quiot DW. AC,C-S47Sln- loaso, 3 bdrm..n.. 2 bath. — Call 208-326-S336 or bodroom. 1 bath, S450 no ihborhood, all cludos ulllltlos.WDull wiif, appls. w - FILER new er 3*4 bd(Mrm. 208-731-4970.' ° 821 Filer Ave. West. lowspopor aro nolght W/D, ga- pormonlh.CoM avivailablo on an appls..s., W/D hookup. hook-upsIS extra.0 S400 rogo, AC. $695 . private brick ranch, _ 3 bedroom. 2 bath, P labit : 30 acres. 360 dogrlog'roe HANSEN 2 bodroom.m. spacious fomlly hom e 208-731-0919.* eqiq u a l o p p o rtu n ity flroplac«ace. garage. No dep. No si dep. W ater anc $500 4- doposlt. pots. 208-7; i . » ; s sbORM. i unobstructed views,IWS 2 'S'lOO inciudos wator.or. S8S0-I. deposit, no TWIN TVS FALLS Cute 1 asls. To complain pets, $S '8-731-7313 included. 733-7 corral sewer, garbago. S3S0 f discrimination Call 208 stan bath, garage & cor ISO pots o r smoking. bdrm,, b( stovo. rolrlgor- } - TOIN f a lLLS l s TWIN FALLS { < spaco. N ew paint,It c cor- ' d o p o s l t , n o sm oIk- k - RLER ator, al wator. sowor. :oll HUO TolM roo j b r oME m p Now opts. 3 1,2.3,4b( "rr'iT ife,;!;.'’(Ic. wood ing/pots. 423-6348. 1 1-800-669-9777. k^S 1 4bodrooms. • bdrm, 2 bata th o p t . pot and hardwoi IB. 400 Ooldenspur, trash tr includod. gas EL' . I.S balh. appl., appilaipllancos. range, rofrig )hotos 420-1488,420-5950.* ■ lloors. Iniomet phot ). 3 bedroom., 2 both, hoat, hi S375 month. Ththo Toll-froo tolo- W/D hookups,he AC. Variousslzesizes and pricos A/C. WD hooJ hono numbor'for non smc a;p7; J^Rivercrest ; ovail. 1st. last a sSSOO s HANSEN small 2 bdrm.tn S650 -f- doposlt. S300 S: deposit. Call Pjl' imoking. SSSO f . H allowIS s PropertyP car garago. Closeci lo ...... ■ damage. S950 monnonth. Wator/garbage/sewer,or BRAWLEY REALTY 208-734-3458 2C or 208- 882 Main St E. MgmL7:L 734-4334 pork & YMCA SSfiO RIvcrcrcil Drlw3rlve ; Call 208-326-4729;*29;* pd. S39S. 423-4S09.* 734-5858.* 734-4660 75 oftor 6 pm.* 208-324-4698.* twinfallsronironial6.com Call Lylo 731-6.6589 * g t Call (208) 732-040t-0400

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BANKRUPTCY' . CARPENTER ' Inexpensive, Williamsim s . Now Hiring C arpenters, ■ Uw. 736-0699-I- Call 734-3481* ------CLERICAL------^------^U N D Black I Client Servrce Rep. for M!B!HHQ m /Ron. cross, appro major Insurance Co. . m onths old. 1 n lowest price ■ In Twin Falls. Full-time w est of Fllor.’ "?*'®C . ♦ d iln g fee s, 99- $1400-51500 DOE,♦ 20B-734-1628/r. Call CSU1-866-688.23W iTTm great benefits In 90 FOUND cat. ------mo T - COMMUNICATIOI1 :2 days. Mall resum e to WacK and whlto. sll CONNECTION: P 0 1 7 8 8 . ly dotorm od right•m InsioHod. 29 y « . exu“£ | : Twin F alls, ID 83303- noarSurloyHilP^K Call for rates. 423 School. 2 0 8 ^ 8 -4 1 " 5037 Of 757-575-4341 Oflice Manager FOUND CoIIIo(Lqj Full-time (or Agricultural ' ty p e ) m a lo , a ro i . U boratory m ust be o n d o t J u l y ,S; Bi clE Sr1 __ responsible, and have U kes S. 733-480J kN? previous oKlco 'S A I |6 ^ ) : '605* NO TIME TO CLEAN? FOUND In Crostv nts. experience. Send blo. resum e PO B ox 3S3 Orivo area.K ltt ^RoleSo7Slable I . male, black, apprUtton. Call 208-735-5305305- Twin Falls. ID 83301 mololy 6 monlhspproxi- ______— orfa« to 734-3919- Call 20e-73S-t 098h s o ld . IS COLLECTION 098.- Sprinkler Systems0 at Expahding collection FOUND poodlo.wl— r r r r Call Miko Law rence a . malo Noar Ooclo. irin- stall, prior experience Summor Rain Sprinling a plus, bilingual help- j ‘ collar, Call to ider ' klors for Installlni 208-6S4-2594.'-Identify wmtorlzlng youour' (ul. good telephone *. . skills roquirod, full- ______systom. 733-RAIN-. FOUND, Torrlor/m time Mon.-Fri,. hourly fom alo on PleiJi™ '*’ STEET e F A B R IC A plus commission. Stroot. black col OUTOF^ RAGE SALEE! • ' ' ,® J 4 0 1 K . v a c a tio n a n d YOUR GAR Call 208-420>2459.159collSr • 71?!?r o p a l r , HW e "®" n r ' Insuranco. Apply Clear the clutterer and rake in someie extra cash. An adI iin FOUND: Asum• 208-731-8772.- • ___ Mon.-Fri. 8:30 to 5;30 . monoy was founcum ol £^= = ^^B i= 280 Blue Lakes . Thes Times-News will attractal scores of shishoppers to your ganrage sale. ' ' ' .tho^stroQt ih KImbiu n d In L Twin Falls*. . on August 17th.imborly 1 - 9 rightful ownor cT he clolmltatlhoKlmbi^rfiboriy "M y L ittle D a y c a___ r e CONSTRUCTION . I Polico Dopartmeiment. hasopenlngln Jorom MIT 132 Main St'NorNorth 'CCP accepted KImborly. 10 833 I }3341 state llconsed, meo 208-423-41 SI- ■ providod. 324-0424.- LOST Alrodalo.r iy2 T CASY'S KIDS daycare malo. neutored, L ——■ applications for l'Lost has openings. 2^ tho following posilion: In Lincoln countyv aar ro a hrs/IC C P. Multi chllc ..Collar with noi^agg- ta discount. 736-2422.-hiid RoofTruss Call now to placeee youp ad In mlrniilutes: 783-0831 exi x t . 2 - Coll 208-544-2924. !/ Fabricators >24.- C H fL D C A R E n o o d e c LOST Alredalo, 2 F ranklin B uilding Fax^34-55388 • email: twinad^[email protected]:om » 132 FalrfleicId St. W, Twin Fall male, noutorod.), L 2 y r . for 3 Mds in our homo. In Uncoln counlyi. ar Lost hours vary. Must have Collar with noy tai a ro a , QOOd roforonces, ovoi C ontact te rry or at Call 208-S39-2927.I laos 21w/own transportati' Franklin Bulding 127.- > on. 208-736-2889.- LOST Cat. blacl Supply T ru ss whito.'long hair,ack & DAYCARE Oponing,___ Planl. 515 W. Main 1619 Hanson air.Av at Infants & up. noain g . J e ro m e , Id. Burloy. Lost 8/1A v e .. Saw tooth school. } IC- a r P lease apply In p . Reward. 808-6745.8/15. CP certified, contoctIC- peraon '45.- Anglo 733-5207.- a ct No phone calls* LOST Gorman She . hair Pointer. REWAlShorl- IN HOME DAY CARE kVARD loving stay hom e mom■SS CONSTRUCTION for retum . Mostly wl' " Concrolo laborers with liver spots.I’whlte Ki has 3 oponing.Call 1. Kids Torrlo 208-731-9569;- Valid Driver License. m is s h o r. C a ll 2G [S. FT/PT208-736-8413,- 735-8963______I 208- jSii .T, —, PARENTS ^ CONSTRUCTION = s Givo ybur child a C o n c rete F in ish e rs (or fun looming Mtn. H om e Air F orce >W oxporionco at Baso project. Wage Pro-School while S28.51/hr. Drug tost. you oro a t worki 1 Fox work oxporlonce to 208-362-2220 CPC \ - Is EOE* CONSTRUCTION O p erato rs, forkllh certi- . LOST Schnauzoi . M V- fled for concreie work. 4yr. oid malo. I 3*®in B o-Peep D aycare Dovls-Bacon Wage. ' Oakley aroa. An and Pre-School swors to 'Buxloy' * Orug lest. Fax work | inv* ICCP opprovod. experience to 208- ■ M an's bosl (riondl;5r • Call206-733.5097.- 208-862-3411 or 362-2220 CPC Is ■ 341-3214.- ^^^^SS|S||^=J E O E - ^ . LOST YoiiowUb cros ■ CONSTRUCTION------J fom alo,m oyb Workers needed Imme- H wearing blue coda diately all skill lovois . lost approx. 2 wookollar! I Exp. In concrete con­ Coll 280-3574.- struction preferred. M t t M ^ EMPLOYMENT. Call 208-850-1128- II j j B ACCOUNTING------J COUNSELOR------: t SooKIng SENIOR Full-time adolesconi 0 \ 2 H ACCOUNTANT. counselor, stoto ceni- ' As ot July 22.20041m■ ■ I 2-5 yoors oxporlonce Ilod. CADC preferred. . cS U n m required. Tax. financlol)' or Bachelors Degroo I • no longor respons'b ^ $ t ivolce : ^ )S'blo stotoment. and lal w/ A dolescent CD ex- • 199 below Invi - t a d for bills or dobt other lhan my own,l^er OulkBooks exporlonco porlence to start , Carol G. Nuttlng/Mclvi roquirod. Excellent;o immediaioly. Must * *a| 1 Iclvor ' benefits & caroor I work lloxiblo shifts. . p s i opportunlilos. Send Sond resume to: • 1^1 resume & salary j W alker C e n te r ■ 9 hlstoiy to: 60S 11th Ave. East I 0% , f e s s m Accounting Firm Gooding. Idaho 83330 * ^ ALCOHOLICS7r = ~ P O B o x 4482 1-800.227-4190.* A N O N Y M O U S P ocatello. ID 83205* f financi« % ^ t \ . DAIRY ' i 208-733-8300 & 721-0565- & , AGRICULTURE _ Lopking outside worker. Tem porary Loader exporoinco. All advviiisiiii’ ii> Pon Chockor/Cowboy Apply In person WteVc y SudlkOairy41/2mllos e Not Hfl is 208-645-2221 olding AUnythingI Back! I nubjucl lo till- 1- ConAgra Cattle S. of KImborly.* I ' ^ I Feeding Company , IDEUVERY I acceptdnct;. The Times-Ni'wn &M!lCppe«itfiiy^AttmaiM) , T h e T Im os-N ew s Is vo a cc e p tin g ap p llca- ! z a c a i^- | nixervcs ih e rinhlvs ti Action Employor 'it to Drug screen Is roquirod tlons for both a cilit, ahhreviaU', Jt! ■ contracted bundle . dcclinc or properlyle. prior lo employment' rlv (* - hauler to transpon d a m f y ftn y ad. I ■ R ccci/it o f copy viad. AGRICULTURE 1 every day from Twin rvriiofc entryvia Vot Tech (fax, ctc.) Falls to tho towns of ■ a t 11 r.) ConAgra Cattle Wendell, Gooding. I docs not consliliile \ 2004 SIERRA 1500 2004 PflHTIAC GRAND/ 9 BUICK LESABRE Iw 'uie Feeding Company ' a n d B lis s a n d lo r IDAM 20041 fin a l acceptance hy I U99BclowlInvoicc Ihia newspaper.L- hy in Molia. f ' Indlvlduols Interest­ '199 Bcimp InvoiccAc '19\99 Belmv Invoice T he advertiser, •r.nut Full bonofits. 401k ed in substitution Ihe new spaperno t plan. Insurance. sporadically on aasiimes fu llT 208-645-2221 bundle hauls. Both I Discoun'Its up to $C!6,000 on PlPre-owned Vehicles^ || rvsponsibilily' ConAgra Canio situations roquiro use of your ow.n fo r th e tru th fuk‘ l Feeding Compony content o f their vehicle. advertiser message.r * EOE/AA Employor w .* Drug screon is Inlorostod parties i roquirod prior lo should (illout a BIRTHDAYkY employmont- conlractor inlorma­ tion form at PHOTOS5 ^ASKING aUESTIONi= Tho Tim es-N ew s. Havo you forgotten ,aI C onduct public opinion pickup your birthdo S 132 Fairfield S t. W. photos? Wo havi n Twin Falls. 10.- ,vr)irs29.w s. w a somo photos wo, ar _ ® . NO SALESril “■ DRIVER ' suro you would warn Strictly research, Local delive^ driver T hoso c an bo pickoi-kod S7.00 to $9.00 p e r h o u r n e ed e d , no CDL roq. up at tho Tho TimosI n c . Casual work environmentir Full-timo. bring current News Classilied Oept. Floxiblo evening, day.[It copy ot DMV record J — and weokond hours,t. som e lifitlng required. Place your ad5 ^ 15-30 hours por week. Apply in porson O n l l o e ... Groot pan-timo 124 Blue U kes S .- Won* j/oii cri/i job or second job. DRIVER------I ■ Lm jon to C lo se to CSI c a m p u s IS (5) Drivors wllh CDL I 'i L i u w W A S iz m s IBO ■-2S995 WA For moro information > Class A. must havo Call 208-736-2853 tankors.a doublos maglcvoUey.com endorsements. Must havecloanOM V •, • I _ a n d pln c e ijour [ a u t o "Z r e c o rd . F u ll-tim e In classljlcd Unc adtr GLASS A Magic Valloy area. Click o»i tlu- cif I INSTALLER ^ Apply In person wilh Exporionce. rosum o at drivors lleonso roq. 1201 F a lls A v eE . ------Sl0-I3hrabenellls. Suite 24. Twin Falls* S i i Speedy Gloss 734- N O W S H W S \VASS249^ ASSIS99S 2230of316-2142.* DRIVER CDL Truck Driver, PREGNANCY CRISIS_ AUTOMOTIVE part-tim e, and (ull- 2003 Chevrolet CavUvalier .2004 Ford3rd Muttang CENTER FREE TE STf S . Auto Oetalllna. Export- tlmo. 512« OOE. . J WASS13.095 W A S S ll.m22______N o w s i «uin^> E m >TS. onco only opply. Pay Always Conlidontial. Sond resume ond 1 2003 Chevrolet S-li-10 2004 Chevrolmiet Bluer . 7M -7472 lai. DOE. No (q train/ OMV rocord to __ _ to much work. Inquire•> Personnel Officer BS------m m in porson at 9 P 0 1 4 3 1 2004 Toyota 4-Run;lUiner 2004 FordI EkEKape ■ . 2400 S. U n co ln ' Twin Falls, ID 83303* : WASS3I.99S '5 "W.M.0 WASS20,99S»5 NOM'SI.S17,99S 20! Jerome* DRIVER . BANKRUPTCY ^ ' CARE GIVERS DSD TranBportatlon K Competitive ratos on Noodod In various S e r v le a t ' 1$ Choptar 7 bonkruptcles.on aroas of the Magic3 OTR available for COL K Jeff Stokorat :les. V alloy to p r o v id e In: A drivors. Excelloni pay .. Eg 208-734-8452- home caro servlcos.1 pockoge. Earn up lo 15 ----- BANKRUPTCY— For m ore Info, ploase .32/mlle depending on ^ Affordoblo ----- coll 208-934-4079.- ) exporfenco. Come by ."D paym ont plan. CHILDCAHE------1735 S . Main S t. R Accidents, divorce a Reliable, dopondablo, Q ooding ID. o r cali ' I j criminal manors.> * chiidcaro worker. Must 934-4451 e x t 440* B r a d R l e e a t bo over2l. 1st Aid.I DHIVEH i'R 20a-734-336r CPR. background Need Silago Truck a | 9 check. 208-212-4440.*I drivers. Call 731-2319

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DRI'3RIVER8 DRIVEIfERS DRIVERS iwitniikt |= = QENERAL **■>fr************ Driverer# for regional Class AC SoDLn.«l,d.. r.*™ ™ . ♦ Mechanic riORkMii I Prolessional TnjcK runs.». Home eveiy 3-4 Tankers Driving ^ h o o l d a y'S. s. Class A CDL. haul. Cal ‘S?k?n” n i.a«ll ♦SItopWork.r 't e N r m / ' « 8*3^044. motivated p invest O ldest & largest driving doubliblea. tanker en- S,?,™”'’ ”' Ar.yo5.xp.rlai . I t V i I ^ s s s school In the valloy.. dorseilam ent. 2 yrs OTR DRIVERS7 ^ I exp., In tracirazors, ma* collector?SSi ‘TanS.'S'""'" EMPLOYMENT , “Call 200-734*0586’ exp.. req.r Food Qrodo S chinery. wei " . ♦ Store / yard workerk e r . ************* .prpdui nt* 6 7 t? 3 M - Do you warnIt Ito 431.4003 iucts. ■ DedicaI l S n u n nt 670-1300 manage orsuper 'Mihb,B • m m ss DRIVER ______—- — E arn Drug F r w W orkplace rnupto.ascpm jorom”ie, ID B a se d f a r m ------W e otter T o p Sa ' li Wontod experienced 10 ORIVERS ORI basocod on experience Home sesi GENERAL wheel drivers tor hay Ff ull-tlm einellef And ddi ^ ng record. W ee Wanted depei III and com harvest. Call a r c . “ ; s iate • Need Bilingual persoBrson , 6 Western states '<^^010 Milk Transport Qreti«tVp„„ exp. truck d tnd your to do mobile drug an 20e-324-7148‘ B and & Alberta. ay to; alcohol testing & sa sale les ' Burt'.“ id “ a ™ ! K fanedU DRIVERS fRelay runs Irom t 5L «„ nii ®o* ®7623 c/otJ ' in Magic ValleyA Are rea MMapnUrONtoMpartfSiriH Jerome, Idaho to 1*®'•aoO-967.2911 EXD CDlS r jL req.. new 4ews Faxresume et t o trnsstfaHdTinfami Immediate openings ^Colgary/Edmonton, Mon •Frt8-5PMMDr• f irome area. p o ^ T S l s m f m ^ FT lor exp. drlvors. r>^ S “ ™' 48 ■ 208-733*1250 ' DthuLuMME^ipmi D edicated runs avail, b n iu p i a*37:i!S5a8- | 63303* Drug tree work place' mm. L Locol wfork tronsport- ®, ERS !?7M 283- ace* ■UfStnlemit • Holiik'i& Ibfuiwi/'m' G raduates with « ■ m M Ing hay. straw, and G lltrw Milk ' ______------GENERAL m f f / / / _____ fl othor farm commodlll- I yoor ', OTR accepted. t„rmnaportMtlon EDUCATICt io n n s n ------PadlMklmnitcf40IK ) Home weekly. OTP la n t' es. Double endorse* nrin TR-Wilm?, Increasede^d enrollment w aX d expe ridor program , health c l a s s ; mberly School ,nj-,or g_.^,xporienced Siml^tat* Openl moms preferred. i" s A CDL roquirod. Ji®* orators. Coli . ♦ (3) Mechanics3"”' IfS„°O nlS ? n , , . Jackson Trucking Insurance, (uol and /ans vai & reefors. . t se arch in g tor 208l 324*^71?{ ''*8 ♦ Concrete labor)orers Jerom e ID Jerome,' Idaho saTety bonuses. Pamimlly insurance ndditional — ♦ General Laboror • 208-324*3004* 324-3004* Q and 401k. Elemenuntary certilled q b m p p a i ■ , ♦ Housekeeping »4>3515 betw een ‘• « h e i HAIRSTYUST . . Find il. Soli It. Bijy if, • f f p.m. weekdays* reading Handyman, ♦ Construction . » « . & ;acre Bliss ♦Clerical' ■ P e tfe c tL o o k aauAKtt.*73»^l oxi. 2 xJrm.. 2 bath. ♦ ForklittW arohcihniinn Employee ow ned saloi» lor) I DRIVE^RS - I Socondflid.r, L.oh.r chain Is seeking with 2 ol t PERSONNIWet- licensed Hairstylist)'lis ts rOD fillM 4 crodeni? n s r a " a Hir i benotits n. “ ~ ~ \ K now ledao >' for growing salonjn Ir In • E m p l o y e r s , f60. Twin Falls. Grear e a ( , Get Ready! ■ i S S l a u t Ijnllon slid M 10 s Finest State more Inlor icoom benefits. includln(d in g The Eventa You Carin't A fford to NM i s s i " SlortHled-CDL* 2 0 8 - 4 2 3 >'0 .' paid viacatlons. dentaental trollQlnlng laciiity. 3308*23*4170.ext. resume to BBo ox 95060. 0 a more. Stylist .guar|uar* TuHtonm Reimbursement t/o T he Tlm« nd antee vs commissionsion. program '>’» «a»yto to odvodiso PC Box 548 0 C heck out out websitebslte Low interestint Rnandng m cia»#il.odiiod. 733-0931 Twin Falls,I, IDIC 83303- S . H . b H E . a .laflol 1 ‘ vMWDodociloc*salona.ee(T T O PQ U N , Cali 208-735*8582*12* . 2 ' ^ “ A NS i N U A L Placiic e s o v e r 85% _ _ of Sti Students upon M iddlekauff ■ Hoit o n r f a - M i d d l e k a graduation ^ l a u f f • H o n d a 735-6856 ^ ^ ■ SOILUTHER\N \D Ah Habla Esponol *Q ■ HO J 420-7307* e I \ DRIVERms- 5 INATIOINAL HO I L Immedlitdlate opening tor . >NDA]i ( ^ Loe CAREEI:R FAIR ocal Drivers • i , Hailauling Milk. u . I Must ha2208i 1721’2 B 3 .2 3 0 0 S ffl ^ ^^^3396 f • Promotelyour yt firm or organizatiotio n . G oo d in g ID % I ^ • M eet an d spends Individual time v D rug fre e w ork Z Mi^20,140lPM e v t^ Job seekers from theth< general place/ ■ 5 ‘J- 1 8 ] ? ! ^ I public an d nd coilege students read]idy to enter the Job markeik e t DRIVER!BS ------5 m L R eed Bi S:■ • Explore jobjob opportunities and tretrends. Brolhers neods I ■ • expeperienced truck •. "■ 'IMOro ~ «I740S7 - • Network; wwith other employers, driverssrs tor local and • Employersrs need not have cumirtm openIng[s to ^ ^ d p a U . ial. COL required. % 1 I SISlent benelit pack* 3 ' & 401k. Salary f f ^ t8 , But m ort baipoTtanify;3 I208W-4306* — >3197 vns <1684414 SAVE <1856 pni^d«:M ^ > Mtiuu^on'y^ttrlByM^ ******** I "O H ; r s S ^ SlflSPH I R ich(> !Thompson 2 Trucking , fl srs neededll I ^ PT/PT‘various V. routes m *204020 «13040 ■’^ S k av ailallable. Benotits ^ I liable tor FT S I . positlorIons. 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H H LABOR MEDtCAL 1,MEDICAL PRROFESSIONAL , REST#)TAURANT RETAIL ^ Pit paokara naadecded. Psycho-soclal rehab■ - • Stoney Creek Living FT , INEWSPAPEPER I T 4 PT opportunity for Try outsout (or line cooking G ra v ey a n ira S S In Can 208-731--3366.*.}.’■ s p e c i a l i s t s . BA In Cenier is hiring |t,i therapist to wortc wtth positisition available at 3-4 nights/nismeoK. yourspar Sl. E. Minico Jr. Highi Oiah NetworkflkflSP wayBolaa.kL8370S.05.* m ay wortt inio lull-tlme. n F a lls ID. 83301* Excolioolioni pay with Indepeni T7w 77/TMf-Mew*, m r L ------o rs . Ilyou - 12lh. orgartUalion la lool Reliable iransportaiion .bul t not commllment of ------benofits. be Contractor IIUIMUFACTUBINa e p o n d ab le a n d self- SANfT (or professional11 aiener- Sommra ^ a must. Rexibie houra. 7 days a woek? NfTATION Musi bob e available ) to aro inierosustod In ihis .. „ , ___ available. Applications Tiolivated part-time Supeip e rv iso r ^ ■ startt immediaiely.im opporturtunily you in ana n j y ol geUc people to Int Tha Tlmaa^ww Is a n d a re •aieiiila ayatemiLmS'?" ^ 3 Manufacturingy at Hospice Vialona. lelp (20-30 hrsAveek) Knirta ft Fooda, Inc. Is C all 208-208*420-2243* pioaso c aill ll. Jeni at those oroas and ^ c u rr^ tly looking (or 5, ^ 02* intorostod in doliES E S I Apply In person at Urtianlie pross, LOS□SS PREVENTION ' technician al lood loo I ' Hilate tho goals k m 200-500 w. B.b. SI. AVAILABLE^LE plant InTwIn Falls■alls H as Immodiate Inclusion South, Inc, 4-coior process, ough team In- iM 2 Q T 4 iqT3j|I| Night Shift. openings for 450 Falla Ave.'#t00 cam era work and Full- vement by using f U j a M u U S Routo 416 Twin Falls, ID.* plaie development Heion spocrallst. e . C ooper Normm on Mechanical & elactrkctrical part'tim e work, ployoe Involve- 200-700 W. 71 Businoss Broker3kors background prefern ond rogistration. 5656.50-S8.50/hr. T f l , ferred. (15^30 hrs/per week)'.;)', MILL OPERATOR int principle IC SERVICE 100-500 N. Ap*PP'° . 4 Advisorsrs Com petllhfe pay, DOE.DO Day Shift (7-3 M-F)■) Forkllft Drivers tHust b e a v a ila b le ponsibiiities also MESSESSAGE Plus excelleni benel Must be knowledge- oviivonings a n d week- snefH Nighl Shift (3) Fuii-timo P om ianenl ^ lude administra- Federal1 ono m p lo y m o n t II you livo in 1 ;e ss package. II you aro Inierested oblo on working oni»nds. Fill ou t elec- '" J - '’-*’ K o y slo S u cc o ss Id po sitio n a v a ila b le In < 1 management of informati'otion Is Iroo. oroos ond , www.cnbbo.con:com on in the following: a r o u n d h o a v y troironic application at „ mbor, no ono intorostod In I Twin Fails w / bonefits. , ‘ s and Hortlzer. Remembi non 208-733-6581*81* la. O A LoU-Back Workrk . Skills musl havo ai 'machinery safely ShShopko or apply quires Involve- can profuomiseyoua nowspop'opor L——— , 1373 Fillm ore SL Environment ' le asi 1 yr oxpo/Jencs 'and b e familiar wlih itshopko,com’ at I Job. For (roo carrier. tnt In p lant fo d o ra l Joi ■ ■ ■ Twin Fallt. Idd O Absolutely No0 on forkllft. no aliorgios 'mochanicai mainie- ■— s u ppport p team s, inlormalionIlon'about fod- Please con ” “ S o r ™ 'N f a l l.S s AA/EOE D u g Free■roe S a le s C a lls O nlyV anacls«nb«ckjround. nanco 4 adjustment, . rrTM.FQ T : includiiuding Kraft Safe- oral Jobs,>s. 1coll C areer K athy, Distric Workplace.* Market Research Additionally, the a Conneclion. • 735-3346Vb . “ Available now!owl This position has site * lisk Manafloment A m fl'ca C< ' 11 Vending machinoilinos. ; ^ = OCompetWve Wages ability io work well . feuii 757-3000’ j 'S training to m n th e miil. ‘ tgram. Quality 478-757 ■| !|: Estobilshod Routo0Ut0!|! IMANAGER O Incentives Resume requirod, )with others, io lift 85 H It manufacturing i ^ WANTEDI O Walking Distance Ibs., to stand and pi Pop & snacks Makoilakos S 0 Call 733-9277 for ' P B H S loms, and vari- ^ m e MOVING-MUST•SALE SA CONTINENTAL^L from CSI Campus1 moro Inlonmatlon.’ )walk th e maiority of A CommunityCo Partner o u s Olheron projecis. LOANS O Starting Tima to the work shift, and Lo R aaaarch Qroup facility. benefits >3 package *Tr]r« in in « O'" f®'® ______ROUTE 813 S4lM.M(ig(rt&A(qulilliiuiillloni • ly is requirod. C UIRRENT R f\ 100-300 Wash Paid Holidays\ 762 Faiis Ave. This Individual will w ^ h i c h i n c l u d e s * Hoalth He a n d Vision shlngton 736.8448 It bo w illing to M O T OR RF O U T E S Strool North I Sk:k U a v e (The Turf Plaza) coach a group of medical,dental. " Plar ■k w ookonds, AVAILMLABLE 100-200 Adcd d is o n 888.644.521919 Personal Doys» 0rcsl(206)73&«60r approximately 30 vision. IKe Insur- * SPa i d Vacation . K,Vft^'toftersacom - Bereavem ent Leaveave J . em ployees in a 24/6 anco. ^ 401 (k) retire- * 401k 40 Roilrement petitivc A vonuo W est^ t The total sourc*«fo foi r Paid Health andd MECHANIC cheese and dairy ment. employee Plar 'UE/HAILEY ROUTE816 . .. business ownershiprship Ufe Insurance• H eavy Equipment operation. This Indi- stock ® purchase * Dnj rrCHUM 100-500 6th Av SS H Corrier 100-500 7lhAvK:fi: I— .."-""' Dental beneftta» Mechanfe. Speciaittlngig v id u a l m u s t b e a plan, P paid holidays EOE rflflrfis r , " . T d Profit Sharing In Hydraulics and promotabla, mobile and ^ vacation. Comtmo Grow With UsI LS L „ ibstitutos ROUTE 817 401(k) Plan Electronics. Emoll . candidate, willing to Send rosum o to A e eded 100-400 6th Av Com pany will provide>^de . Inlo0carlboulnc.com1 advance within .JT h e TIm as-N ew a I 100-200 Fillmoi all training o r moil to Kraft. Tho Individual 132 . Fairfield SLW,. y o uivo i In these ROUTE 859 ■ Twin Falls, Maho . E S S Ji. oroos and'md would ilko 200-400 Martin s l24BridonWay, will bo resp o n sib le J “ - ' fraft - Fo o d s. tn hn n 1 I 5 300 h Jero m e ID 63338* (or meeting the Attn: * Mary Karren 420-0737 9 a carrier 100-600 Hoy S.O™i Inquiries Call Chock 2 Choc:n o c k .' S e n d R e au m e to:- , MECHANIC maiykOmaglcvaloy«m _____-confidential*; I K . S “ ’5District S Mgr. ROUTE 865 ;®L Local long haul trucking quality, distrtbuiion. lOvSt. 208-733-3903.’ Continental Loana * and cost and will ~ »-3348’ 100-200 Como\ u com pany looking for a n a TImes'News Is a II SALE 300wt00CasaGI Grando 664 B lue L akaa N. (aciiitate the. plant's ^ LES I hHR r Dept. p = ■ J A ttn: VIckI motivated Dleael Oo^g-freeWoiVptoce* AOVI ----- I ROUTE 872 M echanic. Must be. goals through sell ° VERTISING KraftsFs Foods Is an o r fax to. r e PF 900-1000 Biokok o S ..N a ble to work on 60 dlrecied team LZ- al opportun* - 7 3 6 ^ 7 o r apply Inyolvomontby i= Po 100-500 Robbin3lnsAvo ' Series Oeirolt-Ealon [irmatlve action ROUTE 876 In paraon* using employee PROFESSIONAL g” t loyer M/F/V/D’ r s T I rear ends 4 iransmis- Si. Edward s Colholic F OOPWT 400-600 Falls AAVO.W _ _ sions etc. Own tools CURRI nis on School is seeking a HasBS an Im m ediate —— ^ requirod. Excelloni ier’flesjMnsSles & — ------1 W ALK INiG G RI ^ S fT E s roolestoKwW? W i e development dl* opening op (or a n CC bonoirt packago. also include sanllai* E S - a v a i u pay moro.for all typetypos . rector thirty hours Adveirertlslnfl account j MIX j M LA B LE . ROU-TE882 Salary DOE M/F 6-5. lon.-Addliional ” R tn ko Of loans, Irom Por(olorcoSt E 16th to EIC10th „ resume to Box 964S2 ^ 700-800 Filer•Her Avo. R o u te 407 Tofcceoncperto/o«r ! Mall ra su m e a to Kim berly Ato It pays 10 read the (OMspp^V in pCTWn at c/o The Tlmes-NowaI KraftFoods. r i i s e EVER Overiand to Ali lY MORN|»N G l n r s 5 7 27th P.O. Box 546 TwinI 311 S . O n eid a SI. I W200.BOO ^ ’ S m ,o E 2 7 ffne print. Brklgevlew EvtatesI Falls. Idaho. 83303’ Rupert. Id 83350 ^ 5 CentorSt.W: Jefferson SSt. t .: 200-600 II you livo In a r 1828 Bridgeview Bivd!vd MEDICAL ■ Attn; Beverly Ihoso a re a s one Call Twin Falls Twin F a ll, D) 83301Dl FulM lm e RNA.PN' . K ram er II you live noo HR DepL \>^ noar ono of intoroslod In dolsoiivor- 733-0931 or call 208-736-3933}3 D ay and Evening shifts, 2 1^3/ iheso oroos. Kraft Foods Is an ^ >as4w ould ing T ho Timoss News^ 01- Contort Peraon: llko to bo e a Mrrlor p lo a se slo p by Qoodlng RehablUtatlon e q u a l o p p o r t u n - « gS ' / P le a se coi W a n d a H o lt ty/alfirmativo action ^ Burley 677-404242 & U v in g C e n te r at _ '>*nn, Districstrict Mgr. oppllcation. _J 208-934-5601.’ em ployor M/F/V/D’ ^ 735*3» *^46* I 11263Overland/tAve.*| T T T TT T Tr T T - The Times-NewsWS Is a c ce p tin g appllcatiiItions for both a CONTR/RACTED BUNDLEI HI A U L E R P H o mDIE j SmEET B to transport newewspaper bundles everyry day from Twin ^ Falls to the townwns of Wendell, Coodlnntractor Infomiation forrr»rm at: Business COpportunitities u H Thc Timcs-Ncws has [^TheTiro(»NeHT. s always dedicated itsi t s e l f to ^■™ ^NOW OPEN;j e n h a n c in g o u r d e liv e ry sc 132 Fairfield S t W. s e r v i c e f o r o u r c u s to m e:rs. r s , I f y o u Twin Falls, ID aarc r very organized, selff imotivated, and enjoy workingw Fri#ndlyL»• Local •ExptriencM t urunsupervised. then wele have the perfect bubusiness Idaho centralliral has the right answer for your m opportunity for you. 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The Times-News ha r e the right answer fotor you! r j) tas independent com> „ tr a c .o r opportunities in many' areas: throughout thee M a g ic V alley. I www.kcu.com Call Jeni 20818-733-0931 ext. 30:OZ m ^ 1 d Saturdijrday, Auguat 28.2004, Tlmea-Ii-News, TWin Falla, tdaho E-1S•1» .

I SADDLE ali purpose, QERIERMAN SHEPHERD WEIMAllARANERpups, ALFALFASK SEED r ------WA8HER/DRYERsR se t BEDROOM SET: 6 pc. ^401>|(SiSEO 18 inch. Complete AKi^KC. white pupa. AKC rog,.re 1st shots . Alsomanys1^ grasses and ^ 7 1 3 ^ ^ ^ . K en m o re . E x ce l with Irons, girth and S50i le lle n t all bran d new, stilliiffi; In t500.206-532-4040. wormsned, declawed, dovere. Far rttliT W condition. $250SO ea. boxes. Liat $1499, 1 bridle. 208-404-3237/- whiuwhlta»h«pttot4pupt.eom' tnliB d< 9 9 , d o cked. WIII bo Will doliver.ver. R ay O der- — — Single washer $125.$ sacrifice $450. CaliS ali ^ AMKHICAN QUARTER: ■tH6ft6U(iiHahfeb ERMAN SHEPHERD readyV on( 9-7-04. Call mott 208-4< HORSE 3 yr old. rag- 9-<*Srg2BO* PAUL Potato s 208-420-6350.* ZJon r s Q uarter horse X. M are pures543-a373.* E ------SH size washer a drdrvar collection. Valuelu e firm. Low mlieage.l4 ents>nts on site. 654-2410/ " •25 for S6900 sell $2300. CaU applicatJons for Disposition, perfor- odp, 2nd cut- k 7 1 4 ^ iS Worits good. $22! 1/2* saddle. $350. Soi7OLDEN RETRIEVER ^ 7 0 5 i H m aai sot. KENMOREE tfrost 208-420-6350.* . Pre-school- 4 yroldsjs mance and confomia- Large anvil. $250. pnp nail or large. Call now jo registerr tlon throughout. Sale >UPPy AKC, 1 le ft Ail (ree 18.5 cubii>ic(t. BEDS 5 piece kingIn g 934-8896 or 539-1143. shot 677*2273 or at private treaty. Call . ;hoto. Sm art loveable 5 5 5 5 5 5 ^ 5 324-9310ireSSyfe'-' or wimfEDFSI>11 & Winter refrig., like new. $350.$; Sleigh bed se t indudead e a 67S-7334.‘ 208-326-4198/ ]Yw i n FALLS/ comi:ompanlon. Have both BEET Pi —------pasture. Call111 o54-2394 or 260-1033- $7500.10. P e rm a U fter Full m ottress set, $40.>40. I CLOVER TRINrTY bay filly (MARK OF I por ton.' 2 nd UmiERAHSCHOOL . small bam. S50 you ooTrOLOEN'RETRIEVER loadero r b e e t p u lle r , “fl?,.*? Calt 208-423-9088/ ^ FAE Xx Polish ). feed per horse. Call . q ud 0.206-731-2017.- cutting, nono rain, $90, ■ H , Brood mare prospect ' >ups. AKC. shots. S3000.; ' p e r.to n ; 2 i a BROYHILL Pine tableibie . ' ' ■ 20a.e59-231B,- . ■§“£ ; 2nd cutting ■ ' * SA i j O h , Beautiful neck-and a leWclaws. love water, C B H ayays bean com- weed certertlficetion. ■ I — w/6 chalrs,matchlngling body, lois of attitude. | alsed with kids, cats, bine, , bbelt unloader, $110 pererton. 308- ■ , 1^ ' FEHcIFfiTloTtnoLodge hutch, ali for $950.5 0 . $4000/of(er. 208-788- ^ I 7 0 4 ^ 0 3 9 9 9 othei)ther dogs, awesome excellellont condition. 128I or42J 3 ^ M a 734-1025 or 420 ir\~AV~ PANELS Used2 X iro n w ith b e a u t i fIful u l tho country). 3 year AKITA 1 yr. oid pure p = = S'^Tnd ^RTHD■ L /M l Galvanized rooll yre. 2 horse doubio ilN^E 6600 JD, set 2nd cutling,Ing. no rain. 2 accents. Four postss ts old pre.school, . white male. Pit Bull 3 < H 0 O T w e a t h e r I rO Q ' $3.00 a piece. ( 4yeorPro-K. . axle trailer w/tBck r beans. Call for strino anand lions PHOTC • Call canopy attached.ied. yrs. old black/white a n d Info. 201 . '208-438-5897. compartment. 2 sad­ m ale. Pit Bull puppio 4 v i 208.829-5605,- avi[ll^ ®«*>. S$95 p er ton. Hovo you (orgo>rgotton to ___ __ New; never opened:ed: dles and misc. tabk. 2 monlhs. Mlni-Pincher Y O U R P E T S h a r vrEST e truck '78 ‘03 grassIS (allatfa mix - pickup your b B B - $149. Call 420-6350/ . tons hay. Package — ' . C a M s l^ s f M / 4 month old female. - . GMC., e6500, hydraulic S60 per lonlon. *04'cattio p h o t o s ? W e B CHAiRSiikenew. Doai S1500. Call 654- Cocker Spanlol. 3 yr.'- . ' hoist bebod. high sidos. grass ha)lay $0.75 a somo photosIOS wo a re ' Mauve. C ost $900, wiiiwin . ’ =5 9998 or 3 1 2 -2 7 6 9 / . old female. Moving . - w /remmovable ( cattio bale. Callall 208-280- sure you woul08-734-7541 ,* T h o se can bo inch 208-733-8207.- •he Tim es- ■ ‘’'fl sc re e n . $400. . 821 E. A vs. H year old, head or heel 208-808-0118/ *— ‘ S e e to appreciate.' up at the'The Iflod Dept.- conditioners. $40'lo’.eo COMPUTER DESK,nr Je ro m e. ID trail rido, $1200/o(fer. ^EAOLE f 6 mo.oid pioj Small baloei J^C lnsslfloc Call 208-733-4728.* Ploase leave YOUR Call 208-423-9088B8,- ' wood. $65. Queen- 208-324*1100 ' male, papered, shots. PETS PEI ot homo when I ^ I e° J eT f '^ delivered, 87 r bdrm satplne. $600.0 0 . BUCKSKIN Filly 2-3 needs a good home.- you are out. ) truck. $13,500. bales porir losd.Ic S2.00 ^ B 0 i , ^ 2nH & 9 Ft HE TIMES-NEWiWS Wood Bunkbed $85.85. 10 Ford truck, porbalo.32324-4038.* rs old. M ay b e In Otfer -208-934-8526* The The tem perature in ygum i Classified Ali In oxcollont condKl-jltl- . $800/ol(er. Call 1BRT h I . • contJ- $i400'of/ar.r. (CalJ sta n d $J00. 27* cola:'lo: ^MS.M.^326-5891.* t»ul^f 5 5 5 ? W 5 " b U 5 5 7 J ul pupa, won't lastl narrow TV $ 7 5 .5 4 3 -2 0 0 1 / eady Sept. 9th. Cali JS “J electr^c'selV-d)“ S i very good condition. C S25 trained. 4 montVe^ Ike 208-734-3178 or rnnaae>122 £ .2 ? Wl',; o o n a cmChopping iij oven, works 1 HAffflESSTboxsaTa t S1900/offar. Call < erowbeanWin Qa8tteai2oa 20 6 -3 2 4 - . $159 Q ueen pillowtop, 206-644-1925/ !$150.208-859-2316.* 208-438-420-8388.- Row.rr , sid e d u m p , 6 nop & c o m .. $ 1 5 0 . 3 e n d t D >P. t Lawrence and colfse tabl< brand naw, facioryiry HdUNDpup- CWa X y pups, 3 males, 1 f o w S p plas, 8 weeks, excel- f«malmala.ist shots, $25 cutter.'K C -2 S b“|7“ 208«54'2064/ each.Call 206 LXPT5P5------_____ warranty. 420-6350.* atarted, ired^'ori feed I ir206<431-2C3e.* i^ S T O M n BE - 3 0 6 4 o r 2033 or 539-20: s t WT o P lac* y e u r AD In lot and m ountains. lent hunting dogs. *s-CiI. Catl 208-324-6972 2036 or2 MATTWBftft a box e e t morning or evening, m a c k '8i REFRIQERATOF*3317^5/ ' “ilu*” ?#?* war5 >P. EducatJon Dlraetoryl O oc B a r 8. J a t D ec k ' ■»i s u p .n m .r , ™ ° i $239 King pillowtop,try C t ttK t n n 9 Breeding. $1100. Call Ci S3~dtibeblata. AK& 6V92, 1 BEAN CUT- na with iceTOR m Hot- teed, $399. Econo , never used, factory ont mount. 6 $150/offer.733- 7 3 S ^ 7 0 o r a-mall 208-539-9698.* ol ( Elko, Nevada will [ag-g., 4 weeks, m a le s ride, wltliiiiW ,.-,'.' i o r b e a t Repair 530 Blue Laif f i warranty. 420^360.* a\uKh»$ Om^levtUay- be having a Pat Adop- <300900 fem a le a $ 3 5 0 , r«buHdJ thydraulic m a- k JMep. competl- refRIQERATOI14-7545.- , Blvd. 208-733-9444 dELblNdi Trail Horse. ‘ • S39-4204.* poln, 575 or J?.- M A ttR iid a luxury ' black, 10 year old. tlon < from 10:00-3:(To 30®*7:19-7261 or 4206488- "ure spnpreader. ^712,^1 FOR Ken- NEW desK to p PCm — - queen doubla-aldad WihtvsspMlaliummir 08-536-5023* . r>m avll. nowll Mar*, 8 year old, gray on f Saturday, Septem- n fitnU A - A M 6 m .l.. 3 • W B B B m 0H«r. 206-734-7yslde. 27 Intei 2.4 Ghz. 2661 MBt. pillowtop set. NamaI ber 4th at the Twin mom? aker. Exc. D VD.CD-RW ^ LA e r & gentlt. 280-0676/ onths old, S300 with PICKETTrr BEAN Cutter .|^ ^ B s a a s REFRIQERATOF brandl New. never10- Falls PatSmart store. . kk ee n n e I . C a 11 8 row I sistep with cush- P l a c e t o more slde^by-sli50. Call $390, Cail 208-4S used. Usi $1199, aae- . HdftdB 4 yr old Mis- ' All J dogs and cats a re 208-7: 16.* 9241 before 9pm.* 0 / sourJ Fox Trotter, filly, , 18-737-9318.* lon Shan:anks, good con- Onlin cu. tt. lee' mskei riflce $ 6 9 9 .4 2 0 0 5 0 / A TO R , 2 Jll. ’ I’va just flnehed 2 . ^A-Afrft6t^Up64 S ' i S t J Tourad cond.$650. :s5>;:s,”r c K u S r . . 20B-934-86Q6.-:g ro « .2 1 Orthopedic, sgg'i9 . m onths training. Fort more Information alas. Bom 7/11/04. 0,* $2000.208-733-5778/ c ISO aa . 436-4724.* picK ETI toucan REFRIGERAT! Brandnaw.420y50,* call Dog Town R e sc u e ^ 2 8 0 . W o N E ^ p l r 208-368-0370 Ivmsg* at775-934-5774.*, 0^53i^ 8 A -A P 8 0 8 1 fe- 8 row. 2 omo year old. apprc ■ FTffEWTOBTT2S lc, . HOA&B 8 yr. old ArabI- R lie pup bom, 7/11. end dun cu.fl., $400. Cal z T a Queen, Orthopedic, NOTICE TO PAUND Naalar Cross. ?»|« S S i i S m r . 404-4092. Iv.iRYED n 9 cord, spill and deliv th Classlfled Advertisers an gelding, parade, male, n Texaco gaa ata- iOO. M o m , 2 y r s . with div - C l l 206-733^)38liver- $ 1 0 9 , n e w w l t h trail, rodeo. Needs ti 00.206-436-4724.* used re 1Ue3r.com no answer.- 087/ . warranty. 420-6350.* tlon In Filer, approxi- _S2°2l >11 m a in - m J M M M j i i PlMuehdehyourMd a x p . r i d e r , $ 1 2 0 0 . m n a taly l year old. Call v v v v v v v v v v — ‘S r WASHER/DRY 0 for all. ^8tO .JU U U JiU W, for accuracy th t flnt 578-21680f481-2168/ 208-32»B646.* 2 . ^ •13,200. a l' owyour coin operated SET 7 pc. Brand naw, lin e m ercial. well 1 as aayltrun$.Th» HOTffBSHOTirraTk R A CallPtokeIcetl Equipment ■d adi complete set Includes FOUND Neutered male 208-6 eon the tained, $600 (< la­ Tlmaa-Nawa win p I-678-0655.- Add b your lam bed. nightstand, draaa- TfllMMINQ. Reason- FoxTen1er,6th Street, Call80O-256-0i; BeasaaM aer. 51B nd antybaraaponalbla ably priced. Call Sh a n e ri d»Ktion.‘ 5 pc, e r /minor, ctw st Brand haa a collar, sweater POTATO0HAF.VE8T K .” "il?! white, good con lh foranyarrorarapon- at2Qe-432-6230- and a a leash. Catl _ lamiiy iM ty II your HV iuii (MnidaMiirto S400/offer. 208-54) n d , new, still boxed. Worth a d on Iha first Oay ot ■ ickw ood 4 6 0 0 mitKwdBlhMnc :e J'LTEAM Sorting. 208-326-8646.*. 2 M'"'I Dachshund pup- a flog or eai. 0rtv«way man op«n . 54C3 or 206-731-999543- $4000, sacrifice).* pubOcatior} lh belted chain, tiliKii to (ino. AdvaniMwiinaclai 999.- ' $1499.208-4206350/ 2-man ranch, practic- FP •sfor sale. Call 208- g ' cond. $3500. Plaaaa call FREE Alaskan Mala- SL4-4442or404-3198/m wtd. 73XSS1 ad loaay. 733-0031 TM n Falla 733-0931 e s, S e p t 1, 6, 22 . Jack- mute, n wolf cross. 3 , 21 0T436-5724/ a x t.2 or pot Sorting. Sept 15 a years y old. Needs lota MINIII DACHSHUNDC i^X Er^3R 460 Intem a- A I Burlay 877-4042 29 at Big D Arena In of o sp a c e a n d a g o o d PU!?br Declo. 208-436-4929.* h wllh loader, Thank Y o u ' | . . home, 208-934-9572.* $250.: p i :ond, $6,000/of- r a i MARE 7 years, sorrel. FREE FB Australian S hep- MINII PINSCHERSPH pup- for. 208-3?-324-2836.- ■ V I I mountain, 4-H. plaa- h h e rd /B lu e H e e l e r , IS, 8 < w ks old, tails p ^ = = ! sure, nice altitude, O C ne 2 year old , O ne eked, 2 lemalea. 1 k J advii I .$1200.208-423-4982/, b lie. $300.324-4227.* ^ 7 0 7 ^ ! • C O m o ,., NEED Qeldlng. 3 years, over fof energy and willing 208-423-423-5442.- WANTED MagicValley.com Q&An Intorocfive i Professional Servic to woric 280-1559.* p A ^ Knp in tho Ask the Expert forum'ices Directory vi4iich Y O U R 15 hands, loads and RROT Amazon llneslngoSoS”=o«"lS;' es.com's Ask the Expert is an In im. Our Exports ore SE R V IC E shoes, has had lots of ^^REEF r cat. young adult. ' Doubleuble Yellow H ead. Cali MattItt 768-3333.- ground work, has Beautiful, B grey & w hite 10 yei 9S local businesses participahnp years old. great wHEELUlUNES 3 Thun- M n n irV n l Advertise In pack, ready to train, female. fe Sweet glrll talkerkor.Good home dertlrds )rl is on Interactive Professior •S1500.208-352-1935/ C 8, SlOOO each onal Services Directory the Service C allJacqueat onlvy. BostE olfor. Call or all forsr $2500/offor. [' IS participating in the ask thc 208-^-3561.* 208-40 he Expert forum. Our Directory PAINT ' mare 5 years ^ M04-6409.- Tom dow3wn, roady for expert;j'olley.com's Ask the Experlver i your q^uestions online, or old. Roping horse. FR BULLS Purobred.red hauling,0- M AINLINE h feotures local businessesadallional p informalion on orth' for you fo contact 733-0931 Head or heel. Brand months, m female 1 year, se. Firat ahots. 206- 600ft.8*.l*,ring lock and erfs are available to answer their services. 2 or trait ride. Qentie Inalde Ir cats. Need 543-921-9262 or 731-1864.* rise r. Ca:all 206-678- directly for o quote or ad ext. enough (or beglners. g avo message. Gar. gentle and sound. .21 BULL,'b~eautlful )ABY QOATS (9) 5 S5000.208-731-0103/ PH re b r e d p u p p ie s . £ ------3 months. $60 oach. s I^REE German snort Remlm3t inside w/chlldran. ^ 7 0 8 ^ cVaHey.com/ Call 208-859-2318.* f haired pointer. 4 y e a rs R o aady d y to go, $200. ^expert geldlng.13 ^a«*o^*! old, ol neutered male, callI 2G208-543-2766 or hove ever wanted to know CATTLE We buy 200 $1200. 206-734-7875.* . house he broken,' friend- 404-92 w w w . M a g i c )w and lb.-275 lb; Holstein bull - ^9271, Ivmsg/ ALFALFA)ASEED ------1 need to be afraid to osk. calves, at top pricel PONY M are,Paint jK; r e s E?ERANIAN4 s 1/2 A^omafw-ly g ra sse s and Everything you hq black 4 while, 17 year ntha oid, AKC, Farmor-farmer. \f a few o f our exp Call 208-839-53S9/ now don't n< p e r t s : old,121/2 handshlgh. FREE G reet P y renees rnaiele, veryv cute, mov- • )J^'' ver^R^^er- • HOLSTEIN DAIRY gated, $1200. Black- puppies, pi 4 months, 1 st ing, mmu ust sell, $350 or mott 208-^ H e r e o r e j u s t < HEIFERS, open hell­ Sulfer Springs Qeld* shots, sh raised with kids. b eatt offer.off 420-0033.* ALFALFAA seed, pas- - ers through springers, ing, 2 years. 1 5+ Call' 208-324-3888 soma fresh helters lERANIAN female, xos, oata$l4 •A hands high, ready to a sk (or Daria.* )ellvered Bob •Ashley Furniture ^ avail. 417-425-5659’ start, $400.420-4169/ F-nuu ^ . 1 creatream /blonde p u p - CW T. Del »Tile, Natural S FREE Kitten to good ny 8vifks.$400.8W A sk H®"’"*®")n Seed 208- B u i l d i n g I Stone & Fabrication t>6NY Welsh/Fox Trot- home. he Calico (emale. lar ^M l7or 420 -4 8 6 9 -' •High I lUexys 436-5225 * 734-3587C >Home Construction Desert nie & Design ter paint pony, wean- stltlababy.C st aii »>Wo1 ling, $500/offer. 206- 20e-2ia-1557.- 2G iiRANIAN PUPS t ------^ *GoFfin Construciion /ood Care 42^6340 or 731-3567/ sbred. $250-$275. ^ 7 0 9 ^ »Ho •K n e c Kittens, z m ontha, QguI2W-431-2966/ 201 H k jf l B u f l i n a i s Attsntlon Dalrymsn: "Professional Farrier male m. and femataa. u, •Kitchen Tune-Up TTziTpurebred .. 1 M « Prolessionai hoof Butch Shlelda Call C( 208-324-3888 a sk ^ Feeder Hay Home Based Business l a d i c a l trimming. l l yrs. exp. le puppies. 1 st •Doctor 20 yrs experience. forDaila.* (oi maief owe Idaho. e . . , •Xongo-Dea Dille ‘ors/Nurses: Call 208-934-8915.- ' ,Accenting new clients F ^ ts, adorablo, $200. • I cutting, big »Eslafe I »Diobetes/G =REE Kittens, male 4 Ca?l*2’o1208-431-1609.* F i n a n c i a l 'General Wellness DAIRY for lease.165 Performance horses. fem ale. 11 w eeks old. rhousand ton »Parenfing & cow. 8 Stoll, 4 unit (lal HauNn discounts. 438-1746 43 .tiers pm.- =(??"«RIAN HUSKY ly r deliveredsd a t $ 8 5 p e r te Planning & Elder Care 6 General Surgery . Filer 208-731-9768* champion lines, ton. 35 tonto per load. •Sfever •Sf. Bl barn, pipe corrals. 5 ’HEE m o n s . m a il a n d 2 ?;J=S Benedict's acros Irrigated pasture QUARTER Q HORSE, far :k & white, female. Call 208-9}-934-4036 o r »Quickbooks Fc Pro female. 7 weeks old,7 ssso/afi0/offor. 644-9233.* 208-539-41 •Opt for horses or cattle, mare. Beautiful 16 yr toed. toi 208-678-5084/ , /en Pierce & Associates ptometry: 200-300 ton of hay. » C o u »Eyeglasse! oid & her 2 year old SoS'REE kittens, rescued '' " Food & Dining ies & Optometry Call 208-324-5082 or fitly i for.sale. Cali ise 'Mountc 208-308-0073.* 208-404-3237/ and are being trained, 'Ourmel Foods & Wine ntain Wast Optometry 2 months oid. Abso- R a c r HOLSTEINS: 8 opon ROPING R HORSE Colt lut •Rudy's-A Cook's Parodise e r a a r i o n heifers, 3 fat steers.- roping i break away 20 1 >.W « »RV Sales, i B i it, Fitnass & Exercii« , Service & Parts Approx. 700-1.000 Ib. horso. I AQHA, 14 yr. ^ E kittens.male & ||U | old boy gulldlng. runs (o! sr •Inl Must take all. $875. < fomalo. 5 weeks old. Wellness & Nutrition Intermountain RV Call 208-423-0992.- hard, I stops good, . • ailcoiors. Call •Xongo-Amy Loughmiller IMPROVE C a sh flow scores ' perlect, solid & 208-678-4123/ 9q, )C K S I sound. Coll 300 -0 8 8 5 / _ J a w e i r y Control gonetlcs, sell _ 'REE Kittens. Lots of your heifer calves with SADDLE S Circle T. colorsi 988 W. Main H W E R o c k PP l e k e r a »Fine I Jewelry the option to buy back Good • cond.. quick od- SLCall208-324-5151* cT' a s springers a t a juatable 1 stirrups, dbl. I n c . •Boyer Jewlery rsasonabis price. rigging. i Call 208-326- ^REE^ ^ Labpup 1 0 Profittfes*lonal Manual rockro< picking Raal Estota CaII208-734*1180.* b5S4 I or 206-733-8923/ m onths old. m ale, Fa a r r i e r II-7229 o r •! i;s good with kMs. n eeda »Buylng A Home STALLS Factory made SO R REL H O R SES (2), room 7 ^ to run, naeda _ . H o r n m atal frae-stalls In 40 one < Is 8 and one Is 9. good ^ homa. 423«>ig/ Butc^itchShltids a „ „ •MV Reaity-Tanya Backus ft. & 20 ft. aectlons. $700\ for .8 year old, w a experience 'r T *'wyour ; >ma im provam ant Rsmovabla. Call S800 j for 0 year old. THULabX, ne appnx.4 9ln§ut *B eo n m ontha old. Good with ^ 2 2 Eotfngnewdlenta. “2 208-888-2087/ Call < 208-410-0727/ J® tom iance horses »FloorIng TENNBdBBB WALK- S.'.'! I all breeds. AH vartim ^ I------1 Tl im In Tha loms Qualify Flooring ______CRNIneyearoid,I ^ ul-ln discounts. A Q B u a i >Home Furnlihlngi______) R e a d T h o gelding, j all black, 16.2 rRB HI WPWEI bl.el<. 7Si«e7e8* swWMiaDlnotory hands high, many de- 8 8 waaksv old. Free to ii 1 ■ I T o find out call Classifieds lirable ; traits. Mtn. exp, g o AbbmvliUc}U U onto^lM dio ClassKliiKIads e and game packing 208-637-47B2.* S0( oonfuMn.4on.Mtkesurfl ' 208-733-01^ 1 ext 2 expsiisnoo. Call Doug mH i! PUMIIBHaaiei' resdsrsa vdivdli understand or800-6{-658-3883 Every Dayi days c 20a*300*04B3 X.X,< c u ta .,M Shota. Call your addcornpimiy. coi Bpeil axtixt2 - avea. 20^768-^094* anytlme«^733>1406* an> iteut.OMCH— las. TSKoat E-14T1mw.Ww>‘*ewt. Twin Pallt, Idaho 8«turd

hMAQ R u g e r 22, single HAR S a tu rd fa y , A u g . 2 8,2004 ARLEY '99 Davldion YAMA»M HA'87 200 Big . CHAMPIO C a m p e r 8 alxbutllne, new FL ION'82 Bass CABOVERCai FLHTC. Lotsof Wh««leel, racks, new 19ft. 1 a 200 hp •tove, sink, refrig., holsler, 6 -1- boxes axtras.S14895. oxt Call tires,ss. electric stan. evinrude ir. lop racK. am m o $400 320*2510.* 20 £ d e m olor a n d to 208*678*9359.* Exce:cellent. condi tandem tailor.ti S6800 loilet room,), sle sli e p s 6, REMINGTOf^ 11-87 su* HJSRARd>B9Backtralik2. S1300 320*2510.* f nI'HE A CES 0 ^N B r a P G E * Bobby Wolff ^ - “ ® ^>^78-m2.* ^60.C^I32» per mag w/pattern Mi Ali pans pro model a YAMAH SR e l l for master choke tube. At- sveralzed. ovc 3X back 200, ei ), elect sta®,'great ’?6*'3l?VS‘r •tandard plcki)lckup bed. "B u t soi ter Spm call 733^140.* 1m. rim. S 1 7 5 .404-9169.* cond.,Id., g reat for hunt* PJS.'iPZ fdr . S160. 208-539*539*7872.* soon a w o n d e r c a m e to ^ .N O RIT T IH 08J8A , T 6 M b A *B4 )^RKnn~ >rig,$1, $1 5 0 0 .733*7269.‘ light,fht, ■ * A 7 I5 , ffer.»4-3602.* CAMPER •8H g f f ^ L L a - Club League shoot! Gri3reat.condition! YAMA^I'AHA *92 B laste r . . p . - excelleniillent condi, T h at shis ho tte d th e rogues they lied:lit V Q 3 ..Startsi 8/26. Sign-up S1251200/offer. Cail 208- 2 0 0)cc.S1500. c c -EVENRUIUDE18hp., several to0 coh h o o s e , T h e mn a n recoyerecTo/fhe Wte,e. ♦ K JJ 6 2 al1 the Gun Club. All 436138*4328 atter or any- HU80VOVARNA '99 125 with g a sI tank,t* rebuilt 1 m ust soli, reasonable rses T hedogi o g itw a s that died,” ♦ A KK Q J ’ shooters I welcome'. tJm'cIm'e weekends.* cc. dirtbike.SISOO.dirt y e a ra g’ o • .ir'ydrofoll fin, o ffsrs w elcomBome, Cail lAHA '98 R T100,2 S500/oTfer C a ll T h u r s . o r S u n . jlTTf;6 U o A‘»» x r 4 o o er 539-7772.* 208-80B-6745.*>45.* — Oliver Goldsmm ith W E S T EAE A S T Jafternoon. 734-0839* , f*;«e°lSnt condi- BOAT, 14lt. COACHM EI • •• AQ 10 9843 A stor lass. 50 hp camper. HUNIUNTERSII- T, 8 7 4 ¥V.KJ109S2 . I :all 208-536-6739.* , 2C de. Electric Very clean,n, alwaysa ' W hhen ei you bid a hand indedeli- ♦ 5 3 ♦ ' Q 9 8 7 I kWAdAki m a k e u p f o r i t b y p la y in g tl SWING Trainer, John $2.52.500.206*280*1369.* :. *'s h a p e , $ 3 0 0 0 / 208*538*2•2265.* • FiBSR0CAS5«IS cab high s Daly Power Groove, c a r d s> irin a sbphisticated.fashic SOUTHr n t W A 6 a K |‘01 KX250. NDS '8917ft. . :08ornowerG.frG.M , long uns great, good cond, w 128 ho In* exc..conicondition, I n to dlay’s ay exhibit, South’s jumpn p to * K 6-S . -J2 oV 731?1 m V ^ ° ' S 2600/Offer. Call 208* '* rt BunaorM f » ' ' « »ldO wWin indow s, th r e e nc no-trump was decidedlyS' ,u ♦ A 10 TITLEIST 976 R titoni* 308*08*7137or423<169.* Call 206- - .. . couth.I. ItI t r e s u lte d in h is reaching um driver steel shah. ' Ica W .‘’M ^ i^ a 'p V lo ; : '.|7g°82«fia°elave msg.* >nga * 10 9 *9^6 5 *- Ta ^WA^Akl 220 6av- ' lin. Runs great,- GULFSTRE . delicateIte no-trump slam — playia yed * Taylor made burner 3* Vm IE A M 74 21’, T O 1 y 2 0 1/2’ (ii ■ ' • ' wwood. SIOO for both/* rnii ' Incl. soms gear, inboard/c th e wro ro rn g w a y u p , to boot. Howe siig^si^g' iHi")00 208-731-6284.* G re a tc o n t n bod. hy* wev- Vulnerable: Both _ 0offer. Call 420*2940.* » a “aSi Sa=1S"|5s. S500/of* e r , decIc jtA R IS '04, 500 V a U aT iciarer m ade up for il withith a Dealer North rAHA‘02ffR . boat.lnclu(ludaatanaem *734-8305* fin e display isp of card reading. TP, u nder 200 miles, 1 2 sL. l hardlyf ridden, ®* .® aid S7.000, asking Jllent cond. Great Call 208*76764-2588,* ’ PALAMINO'OOrOOTo-.EXr. W hen>en W est led the heart foitr.fot T h e bidding: s=“.'s8.000. Moving must hiJ ^ . . . t r a c a b o v/o o r r :s h o t , bike. S1599/offer j e t s k IS. ' S o u th1 c.called for the small cai ■ . - selllalll 208-423-5471 • ygi^ost . 94 Polaris smootho sido.ido. T ak e South ' West N oi •2588 eves S L 750, '93 f r o m ddummy l to preserve t^t h e . JVorth East II ' • ioav«avemessaoe.* yAUjm 93 Sea-Doo' over paymentsents. Coii 14b 2 V ■ ^HA '02 T W 200, • GTS 3 seallator, Z lem an 208-731-8772.* h e a r t ququeen as a threat for late ■ RECREATIONAL 72.*. 3 NT' ■ Pass 6i NN: T All p a ss J 1 now. S2900. 2 place tn D e c lar re e r r to o k E a s t’s h e a r t 10 wii * S pportsm c an4x4, 20*^837837-4471.* good condnd“ " s 4 20o’^ P R OWLER IS' 25» Trollor 1 2.000. Polarla'CO c™ — W IFT 17* • th e a c!e e a n d s a w th a t h e n e e d e d : W A '03 YZ450I^, Offer. 208*3wi2S524* • HYDRASWIF ■ Opening lead: Heartt fourfo CHECK THE f50 i j X plorer 4x4. ' 312*4524. -boat w/Johnsoimson mo- . ^ p la y thLhe e diam ond suit for foi SERVICE , S2,800. 2 .8 Well main- W500.)0. Good' cond. &■ ■ SEA-DOOI '«'00 Spood* tor with geneB n o r'a tq r tric k s. DIRECTORY t&ineined, in exc. cond. S^JL'25malntalned;cali 8terV6.24C140 hp; lots of 1000 Brond new.nevsl Also . B ID W ITH THH E E A C E S I t \oohooks natural to assume ththi a t DAILY _££!li911208-788-9016.* oxtras, SIC10,800. Call T rellis 6I IIt. . C o l l ^ A '04 Grizzly 737-9141 or 731-1416,* 208-733-8741.*II.* th e p air rtr tn e r o f th e p re -e m p to r wi 0B-2&-B and find locol POLALARIS '01 Sports- will nover used, many TOHATqn ■? h a v e th e businessest that can manan 500 ATV, liko I ’02 9 8 ho ^HELL full 30dbed truck iie missing honor in a sidi holp you. braniand new. only 230 IJIC,®*’,os, Inci. wench, i o r g la o s . s u it, b u t " o soulh holdsi gallon tank shell. FIborgi >ut before deciding how I TO mile*iles. all tho extras. *6500. < J l K a w '.. E onSe S450/oller. CallCall Miko c o m mlit it himself, South ran foi IOOO. Call 308*5652.* ^ )9BS.* V K JI l10 i 9 52 ^Advertise in ^ Ir 7^ 1636* M208-73S-09BS ro u n d sB of o clubs. He thei^ crosse JebKl '74 185 low ^ 9 0r 2 j a n ) 8 7 1 1„ =T ♦ Q 9 8 the Servico ^ ilos. 5700. Call clean, older, prc to his sp;spade, king to lake the lat•asj , A 4 3 , propone c lu b . We!Vest threw two spades ana n d Directory 208*£18*837-4471.* = 5 5 5 5 stovo, heater,er. w> ater South West Non Z O K I'S O d r 4 0 0 ■ proof, S600.736-f>36*6040.* a heart;t; East,£ three hearts, Iorth East Please I Call ^ 125hpnewelect. .1 0 1 /2 ft. W hen e n declarer cashed dunu m - , P assa s s P a ss 7 3 3 - 0 9 3 1 ~0B-e >r on front, fish ***U8EDSh ^lacks,*nofoa’ka?:iks. S450*' m y ’s s5 ppade a ace, East discarde FIU m o st d e d ? ext. 2* SuZDIS w ^ a u a a . ' S 3 S0.208-736*9282.* . 'S -Seloctlon- /offer. 208-679*41r9*4051.' t h e h eiart a r jack, making it highl ' runnem e r with snowplow. bA A & V g Y p a c k ER P ro -Low Pri = 8 8 ^ — ^ . SK. 0 Pri’?es“"^ ' WTTLDERNEsa likely thiiat a the original distributio;tion ANSWER: Open threethi hearts. . ^ G reat condillonlll iV ? liuminium, -i,V, runs 208-312-12-1625* cam per trailor,r. 21 loot, o f th a t h a n d w a s p re c is e ly 1-6-4j--2 . Yes, technically yourlur hand might Wk s o i i f l O S O i S2850.50. 208-734-9S22* ni ------good cond. 423-S23*5103.* sa°9oV'®ci7i a n g l e r '9 S in c:e e East had reduced himim- look like a weak two-:vo-bid, b u t y o u H im i A '03. TTR. in S3 '9 5 F le e t- SE. toss than 20 208*404* ®" wood, 8.51c . s e lf dow n ; to. know that your extre a r i 104*4996. er, like new. J wn to his four diamonds tc ;tra shape and RC TIC OAT ’IM 500 i, great Christmas BBCTTa g e th e r wiwith the heart king, SoutllUth g o o d h e a r t In te rm eediates d i entiUe C C I F F lo w m i l e s . gift. | t. S2300/offer. Cali v quI .Jiu B i o W wM C ascade c o n tin uu e e r d w ith a d ia m o n d lo hishi; you to pre-empt to thithe maximum ireen, bags, spare 733.^ with 4 6 0 uol valve, wench, csm i o n to p ® ^ »/2/f.. fully NU-WA'79 with 10, followowed by the diamond actace in third seat You mijmight be more ssi lAHA 175 enduro, S350.■ Ca o ' i r s s i r nod. built for F o rd ongino, , 48 48.0 0 0 f>M 00 . c a ll 208-731- e s , new a n d finnally a l a heart. East coukuld cautious at unfavoratrable vulnera- ar :oltent condition, fc'AMbtiTCttN'ME.plo,ar JhoV 'fi!ip. Lg over- o rig in a l m ile s, ______S750/(50/offer. 324*3407.* 2 2 'w a T i e. S6,99S. tires. 4000 goneronerotor. ta k e thle e 1heart king, but then hac)ad biiity, but otherwise,B, aaim to make b o i Call 200-731 ig. Slove OMBARDIER'03 lAHA ’78 750 SE cabin. 2( ’31-1435 or AC. now rofrig. 8 to lead1 ilinto dummy's diamoncind your opponents’ lifeife a s h a r d a s lally Ra ATV 200. S2SOO. . 2 0 0 Suzuki i 208-734-502025.* a n d ovon, microMcrowove, ■33-0809 a ltar 5pm.- " fle. t shaft drive. Not 15 troiler,Her, elect, down* ___ kin g -jackck ito c o n c e d e 12 tricks. y o u c a n . ning but great'lor riggers, a Shall u.hin fu rn a c o . sto rmirm w in- ____ s, autopilot, fish- CAB HIQH s r 'Iter a n d GASftS GAS '01 250 and parts.ts. Fairing, seat finder, ea / .S'-! 'lo w s fo r w in ter . easy load trail- >hy VWolff, f-tn.il Wm it 1 Kawasaki '01 KX backok and luggogo rack e r& miuch u c i more. Soc- front windo • hllp://www.l«»d«flrtxMm. ISO S2,BOO each, Coii Indude c ' K s i“ ' v . “;'c.''c",c. cond,, uded. Silver & blue, .rifice S19,500/oflor.S1! Ford F 250. ^3*2877 Cof^Khl »>M, l/nllcd Fetlure:luroSyndle.le.lne. ■ 20£;08*BB6*7570.* S250/C0/offer. 734*0516* 726-1161161 leave msg.* S700.Cali 67<

ROCKER rocllnor.ior. by COMMERCIAL MEAIIAT SAXOPHONE Yam aha PEACHES P« for variety, B l Best. blue, nearlylynew, n SAW Butcher Bo>lo y T enor saxophone with good £ canning pooch- S285. Call 732-0410410.* 240V. nico. 2 biodos',>S'. c a se . In good condltl* os e starting Aug. 30th. W SLEIGH BEO T80 o l l d SI 100/offer. 734-4910.*t 0.* on, Can 208-423-6229.* Cail C 208-543-6860.* f . m m wood queon pillowIlowtop J O I N T E R / P l a n e• rr, , SEGULL, M6 acoustic P( i M W S set. Brand new. InInbox. t] Soars. S200 or beoie at guiiar wilh fibor caso, at a Akiand Orchard^ Ust S ll99. soilI S399.53 oiler. Chain linknk tuner and sirap. Was . l1626 E. 4500 N., Buhl. ■ ! [ f L* J r Call 2Q6-420-63S0. ISO.* fencing. 40'. ol 3'I & SS25, now S325. Coll U*pickS11.00bu8hol. L SOFA Damask, TSJJTTtau 30- ot 6- P o rt* A har-lar- John 208-677*3788.* Hours: H 7am-6pm. d now S7S. 733-6862.* chonlllo. brand n H i TRUMPET: Used King P h o n e 543-6083.* . condition, deepI seat,se MILITARY "MULE’E' ' Tempo 600. Qood PE rolled arm s. S37S. C S. Call 4 * 4 .1/2T. Runs good.od. condition with case APPLES4 A morol I ” 20B-733.5129.- ' S1500/offer.644.1925* IDYMAN i A M W C PAIR and acc. S75 firm. 539? Bowman B Orchord. I L E A N U P I c a r e I [ h o j u e j z e p a TABLE Solid PPI i n o NASCAR TICKETS, (3) 4768 before 7pm.* Coll C 208-358*1024.* J N D T n O N IN C C L I sirlcai, broaklast nook: taltable ' to Marilnviilo Speed-Bd* USED PIANOS W Clear to a royal job wing & Plumbing, olocirlo P E A R S Available ean ups. wood ' Jf'l! ludoet orfcel trimming,I, sspring welding, rooting3ting, Includes table Perbonch way, Craftsman TruckJCk We MovoTheml P I o v w ra O rc h a rd i ‘ SA: V T O O T H cuRlnc and cornor bonchich. 6 ’ Kroger 200, Oct. 23, ting, flowerbeds Qenerf »,cieanup remodels, s. 23, WoBuyTheml P lo ase Coii S>S H E E T METAL ond 01 m onlhs old. SlOO/ol0/ofter Nextel Cup Subway scounts. Any repair noods)odsl 'a y W o Sell Themi 208-543-6860.* A/CiC sen/lco and repair. 'oill™ C ?'*”- Works Call 208-S39-4661.81 .* . 500. Oct. 24, S320 tor Commorcial 208- 0 Pricos. -Pearson Home Woi W elch Music sr? S = , " T O -4284 Joel 734-9438.* days- 438-1687.*^ 734*9010* PICKLING cucumbers, and a Raaldentlol * s ‘a S = = peaches, tomatoes. 20(0 8 -7 3 3 * 8 8 4 8 o r ------^------R egal 2208-423-4004* 0 » 165* PIANO Oldor S300.12-12- VIOLIN, includes bow, N 3 E ~ 11^ . XI6 wood shod that No pesticides or 34 I S T O i U O E chlnrest. stand & case. chemicals. cl S43-4895.* I- f c ELEAjravol i j ^ = — noods linlshed SSOO.30- S 6 S 0 .208-324*7996* f = mvaMjv l p A c m — I • BxlOmetolsfiedSlOO. le y ?“• VIOLINSI 1.4 sue. k Cail 208-312-4144.* V T O M O T lV B l H h a p p y B t C LLEANUP E Garr's Paliaiming Storage — S19S. 1/2 size. S225. ■ Interior/Exti RESTAURANT EQUIP,'!*• Looking to buy nice B i P A R T S Hous Doily-w(.“ ’a a t e o A S a la ia nr s i! S o lu tio n s 2S ye ars oxpoiMriencfl Shiio Inn) for saie. Cail 208-737- 3/4 size. 734-942B.’ DIE 0303 or 208-404-3088 d Te s e l T ra c » r.4 W D .. . Call Cl or Com o In Com Ix problem s H usbond awTo& ' 208-736-0053*S3» ' Irom 8om to 2 pm. Wllh from loader. Good or for LOW pricos on * re = S | V K * eEstimates. S 1 team,V. I ■ - ~ u so d rofrig. 934-5736.' Namo r Brandsl Bond>nded. insured. s, romodoling, Jo c k and U SOFA & LOVESEAT TRACTORW" PIANO upright or Ml 13-7300 Twin val of debris. Call 208-735- C hcck O ut1 red/tan plald. excel- M agic Valley ) It oil -•- more ----- console. Loovoa Autofi Parts l_ 28^040 ^ Burlev* i I p^V ^do^ WORKfc T h c M agic Vallc>il.^ ient condition S650. '03 Avalon set of'P: 4 OFFICE FURNITURE m :6 Moln Ave. N o r t h ------=- P A m r a Scction o r Irg. oak desk 8. cro- 2C Front end loader,dor. rlm s/tlres wllh 50 lading The TImea-Newi9W 8 miles. SSOO, 208-734- denza. S200. Arch f= r c LLEANING E I h a n d : posi holos. sproodir drawing table/cab. WANTED I ------I j a , „ e . P a l i ling for the auctionn 4733or208-412-4702.* VVi Blntlna sravel, cloanlng calendar, everyda' L • SIOO. File cab. S15. iE R V IC B , H om es. Busir ("“ V SOLOFLEX wifn ell a t BUND I D ave’s o n d O nline 2<9/7 a It* G u n c a b .'S S O . C oll I’s H o m e AnyBulldlrs r tachments. S300. Day»y 20e-733*8207.* CLEANING White hit Glove lmprov«ovements Licensed, Quollty.Qu www.magio/aJloy.con' b e d . S i o o . B o th in CleaningCll All typos»hom ho o ropoir Pointing, Yrs.I.O c I& P . t r e e A u ctio n oxc. cond. 543-6817.* 9 r ° morcial & resid* and romesmodelino. 324-5386 539- . A dvcrtlslnR Tterlcan Blind Cornmoi SPORTS RACK lor AIRSTREAM Iraval Mobile onliai.;ai. Spoclallzing' C ateringring to the ------~ SERVICE!E Jill Hollon trailer, singlo axlo. . ono 208-735-32222 your luggage on top ol n e visil doos it ail I ihoMonOmoQcvaney.eoma m ' car, hard plastic. oldor. project OK AllS.E. S Id, since '90 W eekly i e e c. M O W E F T o itT T p T (WA ?\ state). Findors 934.5 10 Eslimotes. — — J SISO. Cail 736-8079.* HOW SE rolory mower. f, 1-5716 731-0315* Proof - D R Y W A fooif Ibuy. Call IZI!------J Llnsured ■ ■ TABLESAW Craltsmann; Usod 2 seasons. 1-360-696-8100,* v ------I HAN ODYMANi I LUPHEF, Topping, shaping,ing.' I h 10*. S250/ollor. Call,11 S 2 2 0 0 .206*316*0715.* »— 2H removal, shrubsb s 4& 206-644-192S.* SHOPSMfTH MARK V, IfANTEO : BOCWKKEEFINOI a, INC. stumps. Sprayingying S20. Exc cond. Pd 3ld g a a p u m p s o r g a s , SE S R V IC E S COM.m p u t b r I a repairs. Painting. Romotlodeling. lenillzer, vnlown Al ROTOTILLIN( F th e ARTISrS station Items. Drywall aerating & tholchinghing. W eed mowing. load< S3600. asking S29S0 . {EPAIH palmlnj.ig. rfywalie i t ™ S V “ J ATELIER . Coll 208*733-6789.* Top m oney poid. ‘Choc (»*»»*. laiesi 208-678-347Sr s and dump truck fc Tony 208-866-0274.* ^ '} 53* small driveways. AnjAnw Now Art School Now ima repair ana Window,rw w a S lig . (2081 m M 4 7 TOOLS FOR SALE Un* 57^ lol. Q uaranH afl Quality woi l 7 5 o r whoro In Magic Valle] coin 300 0 LX weldor ^NTED Old military S ’ - Call 2Q 6-326-463rf t m edals, uniforms. -" m < your problem ty pricel 73 I I T R E E ]____ INTENSIVE ART generator. North Stor 5500 watt gonorotor. 9 *insignia, . documents, • son/ico cail - MTO Rider used» d S INSTRUCTION & eouvonirs. Paying L -£08-324-11SB- " SERVICEE ' years. 17 hp,. 42 incInch ^ C la ssic al Drawing hp Hondo. Maklta 12* . l)«'^7M- |«AW DI wood pionor. Coil 208* hlghsst m ; pricel Paul ' — (ca llX dock.'SSOO or Posjost +011 Painiing, N utting 20S-733-169r . R a y 's T reei otter. 208-S39-2384.*94.* + P ortralt Painting 358-0330 ovenings.* BULK ------Plumbing,0. oiocirical.0 ------1 droln linolocleanlng, c Intorior/oxtcif ir io r S e rv ic e RIOING MOWEI ■ +Tochniquos ol the ! « A i L i N a r - c 5 iv< ling. Old Masters Lima TIkas Playhausa * WCRETB g en eral•al rrepairs. w /prossuro Wflfihflr we Removal, Trimming. Yardman. Exc cond 'o^*22s!’ po«*5blo DC Slop 2 and picnic ®fi +Ploln Air PaintinB weidorw/lisvacaux. 24 yrs oxpeixperienco. Electric water Just serviced. S80i table. 208-306-6301 ,* Mailail brochuresi O&M CC too smoil* e rs now/con re i r o T i ST 733-9276 tor details. Daytime, Evening, pwr.. oloctric slart w/ - CONCRETE refurbi- Saturday Ctasie* loads, S800/ottor HO- WA^/ANTED TO BUY lirm mouncoments & CONSTSTRUCTION Wllllama1738-2841* 73 sh . F ree ostlmimotosi TRACTOR SM Forw8*lonors. Sovo Soociollzlillzing in diory, - — with disc and trailorilor. -Froo Brochures- w iro le o d w o ld e r w / m nnai attross, box spring TREE S3500 or best ottorItor. Please call Tweco torcH seoo/olf* a and n d Iramo. Top quoitty. - j ”' T o S d r o ^ ' - [ H A N DJHttAJVl y IPiUZTXESS& I SERVICESIS Call 208-731-031 S.‘i.‘ 8ZS-4119 fo r m ore er. Call 20B-934-5780.* Call Cal 208-734-7623.* 1___^ ^ 8ii“)s, driveways, W OOh R K R E N T A l /ANTED Treodmiil, in - — sidewiswalks. Freo TREES 4 STUMPSIPS good condition, or oth- CAJtUtPENTRY ostlmatos Qeneral homi OFMAGIC VALLEYLEY orexerciso equipment. 20ft«fr6705* intorlor/o>i?/b«JK"'' P a u la s & Rentals er JSAConifiod, 1 k ° ’d i S S i B * | . Colle 208-737-9240.* n c ______plumbing, f l__ Free ostlmatos.9. )EGREESINC. Z _ 4 drywall. 1 rsi9 EXERCISE BIKESsansars ! Glenn'o Ferry'e pMch WANrANTED V6 3.0L on* *F T..iaW rr.'il 775 Series, fairly now.low. A LTO SA X B undy II. o ^ n j r|T a oxporlonce j floor, canopK 2 5 1 . o s r a a d y n o w . Your gino. gine low milos to III an ConS a " X Ir m ako ottor. Cal;all S400. Yamaha flute. box you pick. SS or on- 88 ’Bai D odge DSO. 5 spd. Home decorations & n 208-736-8697.* S400. Both in excel*• tire treo S2 0 .366-2658* irans, Iran 733-5882/Spm* Fenci glcVallay J°hri20B-7a>-7SS-S179* Call 837-4143loTr™' t r e e - — lent cond. 735-0107* Tco*30y5!«J - .J. 358-1986.* NORTIC TRACK gooflood __ . ______. KELLEY’S ORCHARD WAT5WANTED: 9 0 perm a- od 734-5161 Dealgn}n&Q«neral r - T R i m n Nro O condition. SlOO/otfer.ffer. T T T T V T T T’ U-PICK, poaches, (lent non sharos. Salmon Pennn n y » 7 M g 4 - Ask forLlndad a poars a n d nectorinos. RIvcRiver Canal Comoanv — ■ ‘ R e m S g - R O O F nV i i O I F o rre st'e Tree> 20B-73S.0088.* 10milesW. ofCostco. WatM ater. Call-20B*736* r>,dl -<62-3162* painting,g, trashti Commercial DINETTE Oval. 1 leaf.^ fine print. i Farm er’s C ornof202 S. Improvements. . lal. F o rre st 212-3800.* ______. remnovel ov R easonable rotin te sl j- — 4 chalrs/groon S200.00. Hwy, 27. 678-5130,* k i B i B n ojIOBS' TOO SMALl ------___ ~ ~ W e do w hatat you VI can't estimatoiles. W B D D I N O &s T. I , W/D Whirlpool S400. PEA CH ES .35 Ib. B ERERRETTA I AL391. "I”-7404 ' 280-1861 00^ Call Twin Falls i^skforLou* F U RNITURB N i T o n y >3 7 3 ^ ^ 2 2 * 7 3 7 -0 0 0 0 Proveniial pastel 3 A PP L ES .80 Ib & outoluto 20 ga u g e limited I- ' 731-6658*1° BRIDESMAIDS>s cushion couch $400,00. 208-733^)931 PLUM S .36 Ib. jaId iij ilio n , n e w In box. ------= R B F INm l S H I N O ’ Provential white dou­ou- O f U-pIck and pickod. S60C1800. .208-731-0722.* C A J ? LAWNC.^CARE I = ble 3 piece bdrni. set G e n t r y j W EDDING S H O3 P senior ciilzen friendly, l l a m R O T O T IL L l S300. Call 733-5S75.*I'.' Burley 208-677-4042 > M A Point 360 Caii- _ N o r t hem e n Lights on J I V O . D ross a n d sh o e sololie Short Drive trom Twin p• erpistoi.Cg r aii Torrm OrtJz DSl eaCarpentry Woo.JOdcraft Garden Sei Ront 4 Sell OrossosI DI5PLAV CASE, hoit"»aP Fails. 208-423*4898.* 206-106-733-6834.* Gonemi S erv ice Foil speciol:Rototllstilling. Flowor Girl O ressosDS od. curved glaos.IS TTTTTTTT * ml homo repairs. Ropoirs &&F Rostorattons Pionling.J. groundgi lawn prop, com; STDE-SmnhTW osion iMorlor/ijr/oxtorlor. install On site tc mpost Shoos*Sllpper8*Pensins S400/offer.Caillordo- 0 touch ups cover, tre e tri do- ^LUTE Vamaha siu* ready at Baggotts 6S9.IS9. stainless. 9mm windovows. doors eic. Woodw e trimming, for sell. WIII spnproad Voiis-Slips-Gortors tails 208-438wt32e al- xlworidng yard cloont al- d o n i. now SSOO. will Rlverviow Orchard, auto,uto, adjustable sites. 26 yrs.yr. oxporlonco 208*93- onup.Wiil a n d rototlll Into0 soil.e Napkins'lnvltotionsIS te r Spm o r anytim e on 934-9061 give good>d pricos.p C a llJ o e on sell for S300/olfor. Coll Bring own container (6) h Long 4 Round Covorsors wookonds. 208*734-6647.* I www.nortiorthemllghts Froo ostimJtlmotos. 734-0634 308-06 Coll 208*543-6987* iSSOS5a 208-543-5fl7a^^ ®35fro't^_iea/736<»2r| V^cnacraft.com* I go^Ta.-y 0635* Tables 4 Choirs _____ 210SMoln73>ee38*»* Saturd)r ^ y , A u g u st 2 8 .2 0 0 4 .71mM*f4«•f4«w*. T«vln Fills. Idaho E-15 Cool]Deals ffor Hoit Days! *• SSS/ ^ LINES 0 D a y ! 4 > i y Classifiec’d Linen Ad SpecialI . ^ For item s undider or adding uup to $1000 (MiWox/mum o f 4 i/ferns) t Privati'ate Party only. Merchanindise & pets. Vehicles S$2,j extra charge. E E l T h e T imesMews m Call 73'33-0931 Ext.2I Ior 677-40421I •DODGE'77 4 SJQf. vory fy HONEY-84 C lass A 29 q , DGE ’7 6 S p rin ter, r — ^------HANGERS For3t solos or DODGE *97 Rom 25G500. FORD •98 F-250 XL. -cloan. good cond., OVERLAND W EST '61 sops 8, runs welt, ^ qm- ^ now tiros, orig, ownor. ft., now motor,'454 , ront. Differentmt sizes, Robullt trans. diesesol now motor, trans.' wlih 300 milos. Genor- Woll ' maintained. New l!-contalned S2.850. ^ 9 0 5 ^ 62K.S3995. 200-431 • rolrlgoruior, water 423.44 ■ different shapes,ses, start- engine. Si 6.000/olf.3lfer ■ wtilte. runs oxc,. groatat '■ aior. good tiros and . [ 3-4466 or 306-8745’ ing at S69000 oro $90 Call 206-734-6546.’B,* cond, 423-5700 days 1659or678•6899.• overall In good condlt- ' hooter, , range. Leav- . ■ ■ ■ 's 'GA'82 23'40K, V a m a h a N 'o o Clas- Po^ See or 423-4763 anytime,* Till# yoor will bo out bosi. ' Ion. Asking S9500 Ing , stato. must sell. TiOGA A -nn00 Mountain DUTCHMAN na i-.. „'< DODGE '98 Rom 151 Jackpot nv park, goneineraior, chronxe )t with front Airport.«<;orcaii 995 FORD '96 F150. 4x4, • Clastilioos 733-0031 offor. Call 208-734- j 3wor slide 208-539*5934., 4856 or 208-420-5827‘ S4000.661-345-4882.’ * lOOls oxc. cond. ^“ 2? 208-768-2225 dir.’ ■ Rog.cab, 8' bod w/ 995. Call 736-7282,’ _»200^ u l l y s e l l - srioll. Excoiient cond,d, ■ contained,Id. 18 foot S12,500.734-5870 * awning. Ductuct heat a n d ' ^ nW nra short box. iio'otsid air. $15.5(. 5 0 0 . C a ll ■■■■I runs & drives. Ne 206-440-6741 ,s- 5»d battery, brake lariat, 7.3 diosol. 4 TIRE RIM S 4 15 irna- door, auto trans . a FHE ROAD • 3/4. suporloi1 chromftchi ■ allorn tor. exhaust. CaJail loalhor interior, clean;n 1 wheol. AC, good cond. S12i S22.500, 208-32‘t-I- . ^ I 'nlng. power Call 208*326*311 ;------3l27or208-324*l252.* S9015. Call FO R D '83 150. XLT. e FORD '99 R angor 4x-s,jy 5-3135or k ,nfli .ilfflHflJB ilB i . tended cab. AT, Ai 055.’ ext, cab. S7.995, CallIII . ■ - W iliT a ' “ "S flood, with Stic° ■ 208-786*2225dlr,* . i 3 l l . R o a d liilS i S1795.733-4726.' Sleeps 6 LINCOLN '699 CConti- FORD '85 F-150. 3' JEROME Sat, Onlyl ^ . - i TWIN FALLS Fri 8 am- T W IN F I A L L S S a t & TW INFAL if(er. C all nental Mark III. Runs engine. 4 barrel cartarb.. 8-4. Toddlor crib, 3pm.a J Sat 6am? Fish- Sun.Ti1. Too m uch to list! o n ly froi ■89. s r Sth661’ wl g o o d / l o o k; ss nn I c e . AC. CD. tiitch. tires I or Prico. kids clothes. t033>33 Momlngslde* pm. Larg storoo. awnin• W J u s t in S160(Volfor.734-.34-4453.* goo d s h a p e , se co r stroller, high chair, adull „ clothing and TWiNF; slldo out. S9i BURLEY M oving Salot N FALLS S at. 6 -12. 1° -abor Dayl OLDS ’79 Toror..onadQ sot Studded. Gac FORD *02 F-250 '67 23' Sih whoel, ’89 quoon sizo bod, cast “ Iti la m ily m o v in g ^ 2 0 6 - 3 2 6:lres. - : banory now bonory. llko studem pickup, S125 »t iron wood stovo. dish- 2527 “ Longbow Dr ' Stol'u 206-768-405! oll...g08-358-1lSS-,Q. C row cab. srion bed, 16'IMSS boat. 4 6 0 die* 0. toblos. ontortain- ? ono tanks. tiros, runs g< : i _ aofo. la riat 4x4. fi- 9 washor a misc. itoms. i nt center, clolhing sol utlllly tractor, 8500 TWIN FALLS Fri. & Sat. ond. S4500/ SI 500/oKor. Call 208- FO R D '8 7 F -2 5 0 4x4 4* lift, chlppod and ' I- 1 2 5 $ . to o E* sof boys 0.5). ch" watt goneralor, riding 9*4pm. Too much to Rangor.539-7672.* Si 678-8244, leaveIVO msg.’f . 6.9 diesel, club cal:ab. pipod. 69K. 6 disc lawn mowofs & olhor2 JEROME Sat. only! ns llem s a misc. VLLS Saturday S 2 0 0 0 /o f(< list. Years of storage, 2 ? ^ hi 94 16 fool VW'67 Bug. RodR5dT?iih S2.900. ClCall changor. powtor misc. Itoms, Call for9 8:30-? Multllamiiy ' 9' H ighland Ave. E. TWIN FALI•om 7am to 1 208-420*0661 Lois ol m iscoiianoous. vol tra ile r. black Inlenor. oriatnal. ori| 260*1714, color, now w heels £ pricos. 312-1362 or'' salo! Lots of kids. Ht Magic Valley Ranches TWIN1 FALLSFi Sat. 8-3. eiclMovTn! ir. Call 206- c lo a n . n e w chromoc hr FORD '92 P-250 XLs r ip liros. lois bf oxtros! 436-5201.* '[ yoling womens & l-<164 Sevonsprlngs - Oishwt Iv m sg .’ w h e e l s , n e w tl ^ ‘•J • ____ 827,000. ' to o n s c lo th es , bunk Ma hwasher. oloctric K to" W tires; 4x4. 460 ongine. 821 BURLEY Sat. onlyl Ave’ ' o d g3or. o r Chain saw. ssiWtM 9sfi eih S2SOOorbo8tcs t ollor, 5 spd.. bed imor, veivery:1«: , 280*1159/539-9083.* 8am-Spm. Box Iroez-_ bods; punching bag, :trlc blow er, youth ... Call Mika a i « o .l iqe I dishwaro and lots ol ’0-1801.’ c le a n tru c k . S 599i or. 2 bods, computor TWIN FALLS Fri., 8/27 j Sirring i r goar. toys, . TWIN FALI, M knacks Excellont concm olls now . r ------~ g | B H Call 206-678-9577.*,.. . FO R D '02 R angor gold.L - . miscoiianeous, ^7:30am-7, Sat.. 8/28 boys c dosks. computer.tablo ^s ciothos; and only fror oflor.. 208-53S58-0490’ ^ 1/2 T w/sholl. 4 cyl,. /chairs, entenainmontr ' 501 E. AVO D.* ™7:30am-3:30pm. Sov- pattooflropiace. fir Multi fan- 3 S I 3 FORD -92 F -250 XL:XT. AT.AC.cruise con* contor. couch/ chairs,? JEROME Saturday only on 7- (amily moving in 1290190 Twin Parks-* «300ks. bs i ' i 9ft. sth iiiiH oxt. cab. 4x4 diosi)s e l tro!.tiil whool, CD. 6 K, and out yard salel ,, ' ■ o ' i r i n °dom K s. -with w/turbo. 93K. AlA T. Coll 206-735-7473,* misc, & housowards.' from 6am to 4pm Vory ‘ o) W .SO O M or.l 307-277-0135. . nice clothing, baby Rain gi or Shine! 1512 ^ F miscollane n r I elect, overytning. ex< early birds. Hug«j 2 - 375 q u j C O N N E C T GMC -97 4x4. 3500. 321 N, Burton* ’ clolhing, lurnilure and Atlantic p; St. Hoad Noeprll S o l t S " I shopo. many extrai Illy m oving dow n , pl®ate“ ?xc- W IT H Vortoc. 4 5 4 . 1 ton. 4i lotsol misceilanoous. Sa outh on S h o s h o n e .’ l.o'J’J'V , lorAve.W.* NASH'03 2S 58.600 lirm. 532-452: BURLEY Saturday Aug. ; 10. Low prices. M 800, Coll C U S T O M E R door, non dually. 2ath. eam-3pm. ' 1601 S, Lincoln* S( FO R D'93-1/2 ton. XLlCLT. 69,000 miles. Custom1 TWIN FALLS Fri., S a t.' 442 FillmoreRlli Stroot-* 7am ?13.* W H O ' . Ciothos. toys, mlsc■ KIMBERLY Fri & Sat — o m ^ e l K '* ? ' ' inciudos shell. 1031-I3K. • irimrried, Hlde*awov/ 8-4. Sowers, lots ol TwirJpSI FALLS S at. onlyl e s ° a m oo lr m B am lo f S19 000 358- lloms, and snow tiros.: 8am-6pm. material a lace! Din- o , Nt imiiy. lotsol 72,l9loot, NEED) S3900.208-678-731313.' 2 5/8 inch gooso nec^ 2010 GsKley Ave. Groat Stull, nlng room sot. carpet, ' . No . oarly sales! nttio tyke:baby clothes. NOMAD '91jood i condi- YOUR) FORD '94 F-250 diosoTTf ball, now tiros, ne-v ng set. lawn mow- clothes, brakos. Very nice EDENFri., Sat. & Sun. Pricod right. TV, back to school 1 w a v 0 a n d wheel, tandoi . s e r v i c: ee . S7.49S. . notor cycle, camp- trampollm 3lp. hido-away camperX 6am • ? Insido/Outsldo : 208 Ash Street to.on a childrens nrAint. moous. . stereo. Air. In Catl 208-788-2225 dir Across Irom City pa rk ' ' , lots ol misc, morelulncy St.* wave, awninggo II. » iin Advertise I ~ L . with now oversizedJ storogo salo, AC, ciothos, slzos 6 a 5. isdslI5 L aw ndale Dr.* 673 O’L*. .|„ FOflO '94 F-250. 7. kitchon & bodroom Lucky.Gdpaoid 11 e c .. >..1, . Sih whool itch,pla good t h e S e rv ic 7-3 rofrig, S15.000, CollI ' KIMBERLY Fri » Sol i! 'ice turbo diosel. 4x4. AT.Al 208-308-5321,’ snls and lots moro.; 9am-6pm. Fabrics, Navy.Li TWINI FALLSFA S at. only! TWIN FALL H^nA ' CO"'****®"- S4{ im-^pm. Muge 206*326*3613r s 2 2 o1 - ory PW. PS. AC. 151K Ovor 1,000 lloms. cralis, livestock lloms, 1522 N{ E vergreen Dr.* 8*3-. MultifamilyMi salo! onlyl 7am'Sale. Couch- • D lrecton . Runs greatl S690Cnn) CMC '01 1/2 ton 0x1 Noxt To R u s s 's including calf bottles, 15 Ihos. Zane Gray ing sale!oiro. \ twin bod, P B 0W L E R14-1367.’ 72 733-0931 cab. 4x4. S14.995, rWIN FALLS Ffi.. Sat., books^i '*• offer. Call 208-733 Market In E d o n ’ puzzlos. clothing. '79 ___ ks. and lots moro. chine. Idblies toys, kids enclosed, goo i t . Call 208-788-2225 dir' Sun,7;30 to 5 SUPER S99 Buc 19 foot e x t> . 2 0445 or 208-420-8005 Van. kitchon & lots TWi B uckingham Dr.* barstools.swing sot.. SISOOjc ail ~ GMC'03Siorra 1500.4 FILER Frt., Sal.. 8:30-5 j SIZE SALE -Collocll------j FORD '95 F150, 4 x < 2 family yard saiol ' m oro.3447 N. 3300 E’ S l I FALLS S at. onlyl pap ao rshIno. r plus lots off®'’- 208-539 " f - 'WO, oxt, cab, S.3 Iltor, bios, tiros, more. New f* ^ l! 2 2 i------I CAT D7F, 941 N Nso* 1/2T oxtenoed cat i Furn.,andlotso>I KIMBERLY Fflday and Ihings added dally. . MulII lamily yard TBRRY -71 20 at»' Z71 oHroad. l6K . norl T aurus sm nes. o-ropes,es.-S- Good con J. Run ! miscoiianoous. I Sal! 9am-Spm. Anr 2134 f!!: Highland Avo E . “ ! Rocllner. consolo ‘*^ ^ 6thLeary Way* easy lilt hitcl 'ftiv g u ard, rail exc. cond. dozer;tllt..i277 cabloca groal! 109K, 5900C guard. Extra cloan! , 2145 & 4200 N.’ tiquo dining table, bot- I,!(u se L o cu st A ve)’ TV, furn.. furr appl.. dish- TWIN FALLLLS Saturday condition, nevwove, full control. 1965> hoursho oiler. Call 208-733 J ______1 _ o s . b ic 524,400 731-4055.' FILER Sat-8am-2pm, Ilos, and good quality . b i c y c l e s , la w n onlyl 8*2,m*4pm. 1 Mov- tandem axle.j e o n b e d . uC. 1600 hours)urs on 4222 ask lor Shaw na' Sun 9am-2pm. Houso- r doming. rWIN FALLS Frl„ Sat.. fum... .a a knick knacks! yard sale:! W olflht m a- Call 206-734-1Wing tank. roman, 3306 « ‘97 F 150, flan hold misc. baby Itoms. ^ 332 JoKerson*’ tw8.4. i Backyard paiio 722 GrwSreon A cres Dr.* - lurnituro-iblo a Chairs, t e r r y T 7 i 9 f oxcollont co are cab. iSK.-’loadod! sale! 100's ol llko new cV tw rid. g,do. m aroon. 8 I.OO1 128 Sih Street-* KIMBERLY Saturday 8- FALLS Sal. onlyl U ilf t'.!:,!s. microwave, Pioaso)0q. C( Call 132.000/ofler. Cl j OO Take ovor loase', 35 books 4 VHS-s tapes ihredder, Iwan 206*324*09' ■ miles. 512,500. Ca'01' months at 5359.11. FILER Sat 9-4. Moving only Irom 7om to ? 2 sal 12:______: 208*326*5980. ■ 206.536-4669.- lamily, wo havo a little at bo give oway pricesl --i-. e, Call 208-539-2140.' sale. Something (or Closing E-bay storo. ® TERRY -91 Tai • ovoryono. Hunting, of everything, vory fow at mod houso and ** whool 29 ft.“ ox s^ .om " SPUDNICK'87i 7 22 0 i r I------ciothos & m isc. Also, Cll aSllqum . clolh- 3 great Itoms lor IV, SS.OOO.' so il-u n lo a d inig g tbod. lishlng. ciothos. oic. r 08, kitchenware, bod- LLS Saturday AC. microwa No oarly birds. 840 T aylor St- W.* Ali and adults. TWINFALLMulllfamlly kitchon.quec1-3162’ ' Good cond. S3!S3500'. ding, lools. a 100 much ,s“|o) pP :rin c eto n Dr.* Onlyl 6am ' }1-6460‘ C orner ol 2200 E - & KIMBERLY Saturday to list! This is a big e: Baby Itoms. portable holdlti s i T S T F C a lIJo , 208-731.6 Pololino only Irom 8:30 lo 3:00. ono, don't m iss Iti TWIN FALLSFAI sal. .nl,I >• bod. table, ' awning, tip :ond.,ou vory C ^BHUi celling lan. tiros. S700I 4104 N, 2200 E.* Moving salo, table & 517 •H oybum Ave. W* 8 « 8 7-27-2. E state 6 fam* nntlnun hi , all appls.. ^ to o e ^ n ^ u lyloss remoto 206*306-5970. FILER Sal,. B>2 Sun.. ' chairs. Iroozor. Barblo irage salei Vtfash- fng. hoSsel ev er u s e d 8-4. Stool framo bunk llbms. lots ol mlsc.4 -WIN FALLS Fri., S at,. S *ve° O trash. Just tER R Y '922lO O /oflor. 1 r 1«9Brundi bod, fum.. steroo, kids q 1/6 mile E. o( Blue ^9-2. Moving salel Set . exorcistciso equip., col- —M«r nriuA* Wheel, tandom18-0759 or CHEVROLET '8'89 9 . K ciothos, llko now. Lakes on Falls Avo’ ol Tl bunk bods, ilko new, loctiblos)!os, baby item s , TWIN FALL; od. like now,/onlngs.’ : 2500, 4x4 .35,3 5 0 5 bikos,-oct, 2436 E- K l'NG'H IL L M o v J n g sw oli am p cooler, rolrig. lois of childrenscl cloih* O nly! 8 an-LLS Saturday Call 206-731-3; o .ag f l- sp e ed trans., 62K,2K. AC. a tots of misceilanoous. e s a hou good cond. 550550 0 0 . 3870 N. Jim m y Ln. In sa io l Al! w e e k longl sw houso hold Itoms. chock il ou WILDERNESS Midway M eadows RV's, horso a utility ak328 E astland N,* 624 624 Pierce* may bo you llzoThSS; 32«l=7or334-ia4-1252.: estates.* trailers, timberlino WIN 3 FA L L S F rld o y TWIN FALLSFAI sal. oni,I - 1 °“ ',",' ;4800, Call CHEVY 7 7 , now pi ^ E R Saturday and wood stovo. gas log ——and Saturday 8am-? Huge3 multifamilymi salel TWIN FALL,s^ c S : So?'!;.;:431-0139.’ . new rims/tiros, Snov -O N Y O I Sunday. 9am-Spm, stovos, construction 'WlHugo multllamiiy sale! B ods,!. ddi re s s e rs , sad- O n ly l S o S ° ' s ? o o " ' terior. new moim oto r. Huge yard and stor> c' oquip., and supplies a Something ani for every die, exoexercise equip- idago Circle Qg,, 208-308-( • S3500/o(lor..M9-77 age units salel Lots lots ol misceilanoous. o ne. From clo th es to menl,t, cloihes,cic and lots P'ayo.LS Saturday 324-3205 evenQlj^ ^ l CHEVY '64 3/4T.^ 4 M A R K olbaby & toddlor 522 N. P o rte r Dr. Call compulors, So elc, ol littlele treasures,tr books. Pio with ladder rack, i 283-2391 ask lor on< WILDERNESS :k. runs Itoms, toys, comput- _ 475 C asw ell A ve W* 247 Sunrlunrlse B lvd. N.* tonalnment2 m arron 2 9 ' LETRLR. N( great. SIOOO.0. C oll ors. books, pot sup-' » ------2 night stan FALLS Sat, only. 2542 Palntt? A « ? I * otiuoiizeoar new. 208-306-7133.’ . pllos, and lots ol misc. ; SHOSHONE ; Sat Aug .JHWIN FALLS Friday and Saiurday. S (ami* Bom-^pn ^ ^ oxc. cond. S48I CHEVY '94 SIO.10. oxt.. Hwy 30 Filer <26 Irom 8am to 2pm. TWI .LS Saturday ' 676-1163or431 Big Red Barn* ' ly moving In sale. cab. AT, V6 . 1 ow,ownor. Multi lam ily,baby ‘ anc a m * N o o n . ckup bed excellent conditiIdltion, items, furn,china, Toys, ly 1 decor, house- HAGERMAN Fri. & ! hold, ond Inlant to wnituro, rch, 27- TV. k spare tire. S4000,208-326-50:j-5056.’ ______Sal. Irom 9am to 7 ociothos & mIsc.New t o < s s and moro. S S S J, C ham iac Horso ­ Hope Lutheran Church adult hoi clolhos. ® CHEVY'94 Sllvonvorado “ f ” 191 North PointeDr> JfOSCm Cr^b^a-n^ K W or and loisol stuffll OII -C om er o f G re en w o o d adi SS.""inlcenl.rand MOTORCYCLERAILER CK3500. dually,ly. 4x4.i I j j n & FALLS Sat., 8-4. 325 3rd/ Jom axlo. 7.4 liter, grill guaguard.. ®«" * Highwoy 30 lo Won* SI a n d W ost B,* 891WIN FALLS Friday ,,1, n,.' 3 place, neaTl do ck . 71.S00K, Book SIS11.2- dell higway 1 1/3 SHOSHONE ’ Saturday and Saturday. 8am- TW INFALGilbnj.h Dr. jjP,,, g,,, quarter ml on rlghl.* [ or, can openers, omy, 312-4524' 00 . S8.950. Call 2 and Sunday 8am*? Spm. 2 famiiy salo! .LS Saiurday 5749 or 300-01 111 208- O k r*" “i r H a n s e n Sat. only (rom 1Garogo salo ev en with F “ uU' rn itu ro , tu y s a n d " ’ 27™^^ »r liat bed, 731-2690 or 679-26! 8am to noon. W in­ tho cars, and lots ol TRAILER ploR.for 4x4's, DODGE '01 ^ R. SET dows. door, car soais. stuff too. ™Whispering Pinos* ®°Grandf e e . S n slilJls ro“ 'POS. " 738- 1500, V8. 4x4,4 , > A T. - kidsclothosa T 404 Alta.* "arSa'i’ri.nd '631 msg- AC. bed liner.. g( good WIN FALLS M oving ^700 ll^SiS!:;^E. 1 S i r UTILITY TR/I /g r a y . miscoiianoous, TWINFALLS sat. ^ 10 M arshall Ln. t ™ •r Hat bod cond.. white/gr, •377 Maple Ave. W-* Only! ' 7am-?. Hugo TWIIBUctloo. Multi soc- "’c* jAveW* 22'x8V tandonfor 4 x4^ ' 92K. S9.995 lirm.•n. 2208- - lioned oak bookcase ;V .7 3 6 : 733-t644er731-7i:1-7179,’ HAZELTON Soiuidiy 'Moving Salo. Night- aui raja'urda, I f S Z l ' i . V i s ta n d s , b a b y & k id s jnits, tlon with ottoman. TWINFALPALLS Sal., Sun, 678 W ondei 631 m sg ’ DODGE '02 . Ram 3! only at 8am. 3 (amily , jpright (roezer, modol Tools, ca m-3pm. Ex* ______m3500 ciothos. toys, playpen, uni' camping oquip- t w Fn 'FALLS diesel, lessI th a n g a ra g e sa lel All child- i 'allroad magazines, ment. aui ■amily S a le , UTILITY trailer ll doublo stroller, M ary upri . o v o r rens clothing 25 conts, ^ Joop soa lishlng gear. lurnituro on'yl Miiitllclic e q u e o n , 7*12‘, groat for 11,000 mlles,O' all adult clothing 50 Kay, fishing poles, rail uro and houso- nnmnnnnrAl n SIO.OOO addod., 44’ ' ox­ -ods & r e e ls , n e w a hold ItomItoms. I l l C lear C T o V I 'njunior cloth- motorcycles c e n ts , c o a ts S i . 0 0 . —bodding and lots more, deo »n m a ttro ss. 7612/420-763 haust. chlppod.cl, n now 440 4th A ve. N.* jso rod d tools; scroll saw . S p rin g s 1 Lots ol misc. Itoms. TV landor, Impaci drill, W .olhoi lachlne, pic- uriLTTy trallor5*fe (i upgraded triplo10 !(lock Pioaso como and visit. 1405H eybuiipsandmuch 7x12\ groat for^ trans. Chromee d la - Joworsaw.Loplwood ^■ATIO^ m ond plated gonore Onl-84 take exit 201, . ™Mufd1iy‘8nm'4pr.,. . jurning stovo, great FALLS Saturday TWINFALilS, motorcycles, norator o n th e so u th sid o o( S om oihlngfor P®’''g. selection of videos. 0 ? 'Two families. Fri, 6-2. Sat.lellStreet.* 7612/420-763 box & tool box. 18.C18,000 th o (roeway g o w o st c I Ib. hitch, priomo everyone! Lots of ^uririmrapoiilloloblo.mn- loxwood Court* yardselenLS Saturday o n tho F ro n tag o clolhos, " anllquo Itoms, !»-logany ^ bdrm sot. pa- TWIN FALFALLS Saturday ‘^e obays di vonlsors “>oost, trans. oil lo . i lilamlly huge porature gauges pa R oad a n d s to p o t tho • k5l3olmlscollanoousllll! lo table a chairs, alum 9-3pmn. . Lots L o( baby Wo have ch (Irst houso on the t\ ilel Fumlturo, ■ 472 Elm Street.* ocllnor, com puter ■ iioms.clo. ciothos Irom 0-5 our shodsmd ar lots lois t ■vour ad exhaust brai so u ih (le(t),* c A h e llrsi upgraded air Clean TWIN FALLS 1 Day rocioblnot, cam por sholl. yoors bqys bq< and girls.. Purnlturo, i JEROM E Fri. 6am -3pm 3 >ro hung drs, & morol playpens^sns. a carsea ts. t o p , t o y s s. The bum por guard =& n Only! S a tu rd ay 6 am - cabi ium AvoE.* I ___ nlng boards.'M usttst s & Sat. 8om-? Multi n3pm, 6 piece patio (ur- Son't pro miss another . 364&stlastlsn d D rive N.* antlquos, LSThurs,6*2 dc ^ y ^ S P O F T T / (amliy salo. King bod. 5 MftXd $30,000,404*6045M5 al- O! nituro. desk. 5 Ford oor ^ L L S S aturday “ No oariy“ i , r e f ^ . tor4pmonweokda!kdays’ furn, ploysot, clothes. P5x5.5 rims/tlros, bikos, f g J K S n " ' •3pm. Lotsof 794Alturasir iS * ; INOTICETOs id• a y o l DODQE '97 flom1 ISISOO and much morol powor wheels, toys, ii Mon 5:30 dream sale: Classified Advor 300 tOth A ve E* Irnamo brand kids cloth­ B36 Eldgrodge T.F.* llon Magnum SLT, A> ,r°of°Woodland WENDELL cloanod'outF zatt AT. pow er ovoryttili JEROM E Sat, 7 a.m . ing, linons and morol 1836 sn d WWhite Pine Soturdoy. a9 n d garago. P'oose ch eck yo rectly to L arge In ild e S a le 878 Holly Ann Ct- V3-0931 Rhino Ilnor, quodS c ■' G odin ______636 WIlte hite P in e Drive.* Mlsc, rqslunI, GE cook- loraccuracylho r brackets. 2 door. Io Furnlluro Ig, quantity ol __ (Noxt to Anderson —-— ------ment, vaccu'9 , g l a s s . d a y lim n s. 1 w w w .lD W he(eelsForVou.com antlquos. klds/odult TV Lumber)* VIN FALLS Sat a TwiNFAL•ALLS Saturday computer on •4042 box, tow packag ■un. 8-4. Couch, lovo gam -5p dog konnol, TlmeS'Newsou’ 116.300 milos, O)OXC. clothos(plus slzos), TWIN 8 FALLS Fri & Sal. ‘'’WH 5pm. Double Noearlyl^os. o n/yi)0 rospon boxod Barbies, dolls, s. eat, washor/dryor, tod W//D, W/ steroo, 4151stA cond. Asking S 11.5<1,500. 8am-5pm. 2 lamily irchery equip., hand househoK lybirds. loranyormrsn■ ■ ■ Call 208-788-8966 glassw are, interior do- csaiol Hide-a-bod, re- IS D rive N.* y od on Ihe firsl c cor,.cariB, motofcyclos. d . garden tools a lots miscollanillnnt'T®’ WEST MAC ■ ■ ■ 208-721-0106.’ It'syolsur only d i n e r , b a b y llo m s , 2<1 '®'] household Items. 451 i<2 n 6thai A ve; E.* toys & misceilanoous, cldish cupboard, oak ^ clothing (sm 64 Horseshoe* lM eP.rt.nDr.- chairs, dosk. misc. “ ’.'If =ALLS Saturday householdu iti r r . I fsa^^ REMEMBER= R STTOP 3LHUM I: S ai. »>:>pm. TW 906 Del M ar Dr.* l/IN FALLS Sat. 7am - only 3-3pm. 8 -3 | Pickup outdoor eqi nt s lz o s. ThalbmndayMyvupUa colloctiblos, camp L Buriey 677-40 I WIN f A i m K r ^ a Sat. TWIN16x6 Logan stock. rIms andand tires, AC. much moro. «S. S tart-. *ome wno SQO n 7^*S Tin for ve stovo, cribs, Italian sl alior. tiles, housohold homo Itoms. iton children- to Wost Mi JO rS a O A>W^Nowl.mBbmew ehicles chorm s. fum.. & lots o f Lots ol good misc. ? ie stulf. traileom s, tools, c iothos. adult clothJothlng. luggogo. District,A veE * so a t th e com* pid< up yout pwurot misc. 580 Prospector (« 236 B orah A ve itomnd miscellaneous. misc. mdand more! Wost Magic I ■ on the internet.i ■Or. (Big im ie ran c h es) 632 <»BWay.* 2339 Foreio re st V ale Dr.* Hwyfiaic I sat. L io o i.^H | i S S S i S T , (C om er of B o ra h & and n-7 Ladles Madison)* 6^ imall sizes). itoms. skis. HWroEHSToTs iqulpmont, rent. Olfloreni i 0. Procoods dilforent shapes, iilagic Flre Ing at S6900 o por month. Seo c R o a d otf Gooding Airport I y 75* Tf 208-539-5934.* i E-10 Tlm«t-N*wt,I, TwinT Falls, Idaho Saturday,y, Augusti 28,2004

0 C redit? JE E P '93 G randId CCher- CHEVY '01 Tahoe, 4x4, 3RD '02 Explorer isuzuZU '85 Troopor 5SK, excellent cond. FORD'85 Bronco II. FORD er ‘00 Excursion, ID C red it? TOYOTA'98)4-runnors, 4 okeo, S2.995.)5 . • C a ll Eddie Bouor Edilion. a IporlTroc, 40K^ Lood- noodid cond..c new start. . Si 6,995 w/cuslom 4x4, oxceliont cond, qh )3.1681 today. SRS GoldTrTrim pk g .. 208-788-2225idlr.- dir. a cruise, till, AC. 5-spd. q ldl Great shapol 5, batter. ba Musi sell! , -,i tires & wheols. SIS, one owner, 63,000 e^i Lathom's 103K, 6 CO S2200/otfer. Call ovos. „ 119,000. M u st so li. si'sOO/00/oHor. 731-991S.* i.e00-( P ‘^“sh; TOYOTA '00 4-Ruii.R unner >ntler 9^5 w/stock wheels. milos, new tires. a., 30-Car-Loan* oil tho oxtri NISSAN *00 Fronti 5®; 208-735-5391.* S Jen 206-733-3395- * cnn' loiS SRS, S16,995.95. i C all 55K.' 733-2323 or 733-7051 • S23.000, 825.5148.* A '9 7 4 R u n n a r. 80?‘s- 513.5' crew cab, aulo. 551 :E P'86 Cherokee JBEP'9»'93 Cherokee, 5K TOYOTA ■£ ?-® ° 206-780-2225idlr.- dir. AC,exc. cond.,, lulully DODQE '99 Durangogo FORD '89 Bronco II. ~ rebuilt englno, new . Loaded,Bd. Excoiiont FORD '00 Expedition, * :hiol, 4x4, SI ,600/oKor. . on, 99K S9500; ^p. AC, Toj■oyo's run^ TOYOTA '01 4-Ruii-Runner loaded. 678-4933.‘33.‘ SLT. $12,995. Calla ll 4x4. 5 sp d . PW/, PL. s, 3 inch lilt, CD, condition, laculato, ■ blnck. 72K. loadod, ■'}•nteratate '03 Cargo ', PS. ; exceliont Calt208*G)8-677.2928,* "‘"fl ^oarCrds. runs SR5.4x4. Immacu NISSAN '01 Fronti^ 200.786-2225 dir.- roor detrost. CO play S17.000/oHor, ~ Call rlr. 6'x12', 53,700/ fW -,: groat. S i,77 7 5 C a ll 60K, K&N filler,ier, igold or. nowor tiros, 53000 ; ilfor..2313 Main St. «)ndUIdition, SSOOO firm. ,0 138.- trim. S21,950.0. (J (208) SE crew cab. AC.3. fiAT. Find ll. Soli It Buy It. 208-948-0394.- 0''j I208.2BQ.7336,- 1 to advuftiso 208-837-4131 v e engine. 4x4. matenatch- OawllMb 73^0331 o>t 2 Call208-731.9023- 2 loliister, 655-4231.- •lioO. 733-0031 731.6780, 879;26j;2690- ing lopper.'On saleale lori only $14,999/oU( Call208-733-7e22a22 88k. m s forllndseyor Randandy.' w m s s a a m T H s m M Place your ad i K g R Thele Best Backed Cars I / Q n l l t i / Now uou Cixn L o g on to . WWW. EED( /Vorld maglcvalley.coE 3 year 45,000 mile a n d placc your FiH»h«Ii>yMolntenoi)io . classified Hne radi L FROiIM INTIEREST 5 year 60,000 mile . ■ Click on fJic Bumiwt 10 buflipei wwroiity . £Iass(/lcrJ stvrion.' 10 year 100,000 mils - PROBLEMS OETTlh^ B I E «r1iotti»oiiontyonoin004 MlKublshh FINANCING? k fR O iIM PAYrMENTi'S 0 . f iii; Call 733-1681 loday Laihom's. • • yaoo-Car-Loan-* w s ADDinlOHAim ie o o M C A S HHI H I ^ kioo7.^^QSBS!!ii l i aEsa pi I ' V-6»iui8»Cru««» Wt $AVI - loiicnr : ai- Ring A>iti 1(0^ * 741SOHC 16V J-ORO ’93 F - 2 5 0^ . ^ H$J500.f ® l'"9 _ p9*ti iKii, t s Q Q v . ^',?i A'JVtC enffle • < icpetii e'«i (oi> '4x4. Many extra ^ttMcCDdicngfiiMi- T n H I 5 -H i I edafoO/Dimm.'wmVnYihoipl '• S7SOOIirm.Cj 208-934-a696.* ' Pg.e>$«oi W C • w/fM /iu W « ...... S2I.97070 .MSKI'.,...... “ l5,«70 4 % ^ GRAND AM TIRES5S(4), ( B h ...... 24 5 /6 0 n i5 . on S5 holeh( ■ J i ...... * 2 -0 W \o r O Kdxic ...... S4,00000\«rfl ® ' ...... * w o o \ « B B MB ...... $1,000^*^ V i o C hevy w heels, S35Q S3J I’M CC...... $500^®' W lor KMCC ...... Sl,0000 0 > ® ^ V f o r FMCC .. . iF n % H ' ...... si,ooo 60 me 700R4 trans. Ic>ow HI ...... si-^oo 60 monlhsItht Bl0(0Ad. K B L'. r n boxSlSO, andIsS!s s s o . o i £ HT . 5SMii»IJtWhe«l ll•!(«(!«] K S Call 206-676-7964.’ HM. K H B S j (ium (V i •Ut/fH/m ; m |g ^ i i W i • # 1 • iMdtd »JWOU 'n-y'ftm »ii-ru«r H ^ 1 ^ ^ ^ « W l o f W...... $4,258 Ilazor. BLDiHouflf ...... S2.500 60 monthi,1,, : ...... S2,5.-»l 60m enths ^ i I ^ mint cond. 4 docd o o r. ■ t| M i' x ■ 'iI ^ - - Loadod. i03K.Von 1 5 ^ [DDLEKAtJFFA g ^ • V6, AT. AC. CO, P' SAVB '. ve I II S!i^ PL S7900. 736-816s H f f l' ^ 6 0 $^6500 $8531 L j j r s g j K I j ******** 208.736.2480 | f H I CHEVY'02 Blaze . 4x4, LS. EXCELLEN ^ U E J L /AKES »8.736.248C : All the power opllorxions, V V W m m m j m tlH iBK W iroBi S 20< AC, CD player, ov(ovor- heod console. Load< with new tran s. ' (wl S h . t * ^ 0 0 . 4 7 6 . 5 7 9 worranty) andI nen e w t / ^ tires on alloy whee'■oels. S harp & clean. A stc atSl 3.500.Cac"a°?l 208-420-3161.* ■ iiiiiiiaiS

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FORD'GO windstar BUICK'64 LeSabre. f o3RD r c '85 Escort SW. QMC '0 9 Jim m y, new HONDA '04'M Civic, auto. M ITSUBISHI SUBARU '99 Forester.ster. van. $7,995. Call 208- Limited, loadod. 33 Run HI<94Ga- PONnAC'89 I « Huns wolll $1350/ engine,le.new transmls- $13,995.}5. Call 208- . lent. Silver., >. AWO. $8,995. CaliC all sr. AT. AC. 6000. $295. 788-2225 dlf.* >fler. Eoger seller. flfiRKT 25 dir.* PW .C D . new a ® ^ 9 ? 9 T new timing 208-786-22255 cdir.* 208-788-2225 dir.* PROBLEM S GETTINQ , Jail 208-734-8874.* TOYOTA *01 RAV4 nEQRPM? I bell, wator I j PONTIAC *93 GrandGi TOYOTA'86 Tercelrc o i IS, FINANCING? CK£VR6LET'96 < MERCEDEi>^BENZ battery. 147K. 4WD.39.700 ml. CD ORD'09Taurus. f Am. new tune-ii-up. 4 wagon. 4 WD. FWD.WD. Coll 733-1681 todoy. Cavalier convertible. ^P . ” 200-^-2329.* ‘ H B looks great. $ piayor, 6 spoakors, groal cond. sharp. 11100/offer. Call 208- ^Qi door. $2500.208-)8-543- $600. New phonoo n e alum, wheols. low-JJ,' L aiham 's' 112-3323 or 438-2704.* H O N D ? fer.CaU20e-7S6-T34-6674. 4770 or 206-731-4^ 770,- numbof206-837-»768,'768,* • ,gi 1-600-Car-Loan.* great mlloago. $5,450 3A '97 Prolude WBM mllo llros, m anual [latest body style) a Call 208-736-9965.* FOB M I T S U 8 I S onnev- TOYOTA '92 Paseo.ISTs" 6 ' trans., tintod glass, ORD'92 Taurus PONTIAC'97 Bon tragon. Loadetf. AC. hp v-techi Au- Eclipse GS ■II ?nn condition.lion. 30-fmpg., oxc. tow3W ^^EV Y '80 Monto WOQ' inual shift, loaded me. $2.495. . c an Carlo. Runs good. ifd soot. Clean. 132K. body kit. wir 'runsexc. 140K. $19001900 vehicle. $15,000. Call ; exc.1 32-35 m pg '6 8 250 S 5800.208-637-6157.* runsuns good. $1750. Call 0 SE. 4 door. $8000. Call,f2 2 ”o " 8 .S t ------736-2636or731-9196.*I96.‘ 2O0-735-3928.- Bolow wholesale 6 cylindin d e r s e d a n . 5602.* P O N TIAC '0 2 Gc 208-l08->V-6874.* B' S'llTi’ TOTOT* ’S7 corolla.Dlla. TOYOTA’01 RAV4. 0. Call 308-6414* N ow batteattery. brakes. «. 1 t ^ u a 1 «s~ I a UTOM A T I C l T 5 H T 0 2 *1.6 Iltor engine. 74.500.500 AWO, $ 1 3 ,9 9 5 . C all F O5RD'96 m Contour. HnijnA’ m d tu n e -u p . „ .®J,® 0" . TRANSMISSIONS very A'boAccortLX, I mllos. appnjx. 38 mpg'mpg 208-7efl-2225 dir.* 0 7 cloan. powor win- a c p w•W. cruise, alarm 1 valve ‘ stem ' _ Spocial S359.95. dowilows. AC. body kil. n a n n e u lln . ^ D . 57K,K i a ' s S ; p o h s o k e ' o s> !944. hwy., very well kept.■ept. SI 0.000 coll B Most American vohl- CHEVY‘99 Corvette. FinnNnn rac in g w h e o ls . i:7i I h a v e a V i l .C°H 2Qg-306-( . Call $4200.676-2197.* 3796/731-5796*. " ■ clos. pons, lobor a red convortlble, 122.(22,000 iT,llS».S5000: • n o w SOI] ______TOYOTA'02 Camrym ry ■ ' Installallon Included. NISSAN *92 5 6 spood. evory Calll:all 208-539-3559.* J E E P '84 'C CJ 7. runs goodi $2000S2C or will a t . A C . P S . : good. LE. low miles, newle w avallablo option. =77^ 1. h a rd lo p a n d tradoforajr almost any- offer. 208-404.‘ i 's '" ™ " ” ' a parts tires, boautlful cond.3nd. ^ Transmission loodod. oxcolleni 5RD '98 Taurus. doorss. needs body ming ofif honosih and oiler. $14.950.734-6384.*».* WARNING Call324-6780 OOK. Equipped, ex- work andar paint, lots ol iruo valui •«tlt? 208-487-3577.* cond.206.736-2921.* ’JJJ Hue. In Slor- .. NOCrwJI ______VOLVO '95 960 sedan,jan,. Whon qurchoslng a foraatlmataa. • ollent cond: $4000. oxtrara s .-$2500. age in TF TF. drive il ^ egacy ' 4 door, loaded, oxcol-icol- . vehicle, make suro0 - CHEVY ,'01 G oo Metro 934-S34-5215 or 539-3142.* • 208-73!'35-3901/ , homolI CallC Dan. Call733-ie61 Exc. cond. $42.00.'90 p o TTn s. runs ' lent condition. $6500.500. ' that lho tillo Is In thee CADILLAC'99 4 lUND C hocoiaie Lab J E E P '88 '{ Wrangler, 5^-2515>15 DIelrlch.* ' ^ Laljjam name of tho.seller.r. doorsodan, redwith GooJ^olro/non run- - -* • '• 1r800-Car-l . .• Call 208-543-9123.-i.‘ ^po dog. male. Bluo ■ hard top.to 4x4. aulo- ■ MERCunv •Undor Idaho motorir cloth top, low milos. , ning/otfor. 736-0138.* lY '85 All op------turban vOLVO '99 V70 xXL. u- ■ ollar with lead. Found m a tic ./ 0 . I 3/4 ton 4x4 6,2.dl« vohlcio codo,.aa fully loaded, now c CHEVV '01 Malibu LS. soull-oulh of H ansen. Call $4900. < ^C, AT. Low NOTICETO 5 ?.®.-r AWD. $ 1 7 ,9 9 5 . Cp alla n V vohlcio cannoi bo 3.i c Call S i u404-4996. g M W ^ lle s; Groa 0 llros. Gold pkg. 1 T -top. lo a th o r s e a ts . 423-{23-5722 to identify.* nNCOL? .real condHlon; Classified Advt 208-788-2225dlr.* ' sold unless tho tillo ILN '86 Cotlnont- • $16 5 0 .206' 0 owner, absolulely rullyloadod.$12.9000. ’06-731-1966.* I------: VW '75 0ug. Roal cule!uiei is In (ho nam o ol tho0 Immaculato. 436- Coll 208-734-4867.* •O '9' 3 Metro, AC. in- al. Rununs good, looks- m I r c OIY ^ '86 T ooaz P lease ch eckc k yi o u r a d SUBARU '91 Lojoyale Great school car. sollor (oxcoptlon:i: I 4163of436-7777.* I g imiittent wipers, rear good..g..good tires, fully I. 4 door, mns ' i c y o n ^ e wagon. Runs &. looksk ■ .S2500rtrado.316-0800'jooj ' I d a h o l l c o n s o d CHEVY'01 impmo. ■ S'Indow S defroster., auto.. CallC 206-934- Ann iOO/oll»r. 208. 'n jn s. TTie great. 4WD. PW . doalor). The sollor,r CADILLAC '0 0 Sovlllo Now condllion. V6 . 4 rOK. o k 4 6 m pg..$1495. 5958or or 208-934-5384.; V W '98 Je n a GLXVR6.■R6. gor1 or-308-5611 000-0011., ‘ o nTItpes-New iy b e m^ew s p i sw ill . $1500. 208-30a-3e 8ha|l provide tho0 ST S . Kolly Blue Book door. 29K. hlghost call'j011206-423-6240..* . m^ z DA, rcd/biack leatherh e r a " rotall, $23,700, whole- ralod fuel econom v Inr ___ A '8 7 6 2 6 :U . 2' n Ka h u o T SUBURU ’01 Outbitback,' scats: suri roof, 5 spd.'.pd,-. 1 now purchasor a .AT.-PW.AC: 1Y'93Sablo lo f Errors n t signed bill of salo0 solo S17.450; This vo­ a lull size at 32mpg | g m c r load- loaded. 9.7.500 miles.,les... MC '95 Stealth clean'acar. $1975. Call is -AC. 4 door on ihe Urs\rst davc Of ' 39K. Fully l( showing th e follow* hlcio Is in llko now highway. MSRP Is' snoSporl cusiom van 208-732 ■oat MPG. Ex- oubllcatliaf/on ■ edlExcollontt car!c S8S00. 678-7132 or ing: Full doscripiionD condllion. ond loaded.' $23'600. Yours for ^T?« i l h 'D o d g o V 8 . . t condition. - . , Ploasoeattc a ll: • $16.500.736-S92;>25.* ■ 312-2201 message;*I;* • of ttio vetilcle, vehi- wllh oxtrasi Asking S14.900. Call Kim 206- mVlusi.,- setn 208-733- A '98 826. good S1950.. 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