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Retoailing Hollb)erg leaj d s l SVerdict!Yt l _ I • , m zzzzl—— \s AA ■ ...... U ^ 5 C 03 1 , 5 25* I s 3 r e e SALT 80th year. No. 108 te! Tw inF;I Falls. Idaho S3 ay, April 12,1985 Rupf)e r t hl e r b ic:ide i s]pill piu t s ^ozen iin ho!>spital 20euafacuated fronm trailer 1 7 ^ K - f J . I S -? _ 7 — ----- park^k. firms — ...... By-DKAN^VtlbbBi ______T I m c s-N e w s w r ite r?r______^ _____ KBj stifaa RUPERT - Twel'w elve p eople w efe hospitalized, and one placed in inten- - s iv e c a r e , a f t e r a trueIruck sp illed th e tox------^— ie-lierblcide-dinitroitropheno!-at-a-gas------station, a roadsideJ cac a fe , a n d dow n th e state higliway inI RRupert Thursday , m o rn in g . ' • W ' l . About 20 peoplele were evacuated J from a trailer parkk anda from Parky’s I y • J H E B D rive-In, I.x)cltwoodod Corp.,.and< other T businesses in the vlclvicinity of the spill, , f l y l l policc said. Donald R. Frashiasher. 44. of Pea J J ______Artf thi>tninL ucktfrdrlver-rWaR-in------1 satisfactory conditiolltion at Minidoka * M e m o ria l H o s p itaal l Thursday' after- noon where lie wasis treatedt and kept ------^—underDbservatlonnrinrtrcamo'inrirJJtii— ------tact with the dinitro]trophenol that had i spilled from a brokenken container In his J tru c k . His wife. Helen,cn, 41, a n d son. Woodland. 18. were'c aalso hospitalized along w'ltfi seven-polpolice and fire of- ficers. an ambulanccince attendant and Rosemary Hill, operperator of the gas ' station where Frashei;hercleanedouthis g. East M inidoka County f truck, polleesald, :y firefighters rem ove: iprotective gear after2t driving a herbicide-c3-contam inated truck; tot' a chem ical com panyany's yard near Rupert ;ho-HeaUli-Qnd-Welfare-Depar ilth-riskrwtrenrthe ------Id a h o part-— Stoll-sald-it^ppeanired that-about I5 "g aild n ”( conlain'ers inlhe traileF1;Fliad'” - ...... spill was cleanedI up."ui said Magic mentDIDivision ot Environment officificial gallons from a 30 ga gallon drum had been punctured. pi Police said UiiU iore I Valley chemical spillpill team member Pat Sto!Uoll said his lesling equlpmci menl spilled in the truck. Sl(Stoll says Frasher \vere alsoal some smaller five galgallon Ken McDonald ThtThursday evening found1 nom evidence of the chem ical: ral In apparently washed tinthe chemical onto drums so of the chemical in the traileriler. a f t e r in s p e c tin g th ec sitessi at the Husky the airir inI Rupert, but that the fum< jm es llie ground al the truciick wash and then siollII si a id th e c h e m ic a l m i ^h i ti killI . gas station and truckjck wash in Rupert Inside2 thetl trailer were al a dangeroi?rous d ro v e a w a y . t h e blacteria a c in the Rupert sew:ew ag e ' ' and at the WaysideIde Cafe south of level. Some of the chernimical apparently treatmenent plant if it runs intoto thi e . - Rupert, near Interstats ta te 8 4 . ______S to ll j 11 s{dd the truck and spiJI siU s ile.s r a n o u t th o d r a in inn the I flwir of the sowor^ from-Uitifi truck wash draina in in Tlie tructT'vvai moved trom the "w111~FalTave‘'T (n)e cleanea’ by'“Ei“En- trailer and onto tli Ure hleliway as ^ilgrcncenough concentrations. Hee sSi a i d " • “’•ri'v. parking lot of the Wa>VaysldeCafetolhe vironmcmental Emergency Serviceses ofi Frasher drove lo the he Wayside Cafe the baclacteria in the sewer sysliy sle m ■ J ------fenced yard of Uie J.RJ.fi . Sifnplot-Co,-ln—EortJaniand.-Ore., ■who-havc.becn-hlrci lr c d - f ro m U ie tr u c k w asli,’Stollsaid.■ S n-Quid n w tfto a n -P a p m la n dH. syh lch uwr ------R u p e rt—to —tk n it—ttKthe cxpocuro of Twm— iJimrropnonorcan biue nigiiiy loxic H down thUk e sp lllo d c h e m ic a l. u c k , to c le a n u p th e tw o s ite s an - —Rupert residents to:o an n y fu m e s fro m th e tr u d s a n d in h a le d o r in g e s tc d . SliSloll said. He said stollsiI said the Iruck slop drain sui th e tru c k . th e traa il' lle r . it appeared only one no of th e 116 :w- • • , See SPILL on Page A2 jT MlSMuUYSrKTf it QfjkIcials unccertain ojif exact Jform ofichemicaal I ByANNKTTEG\RYRY But Ron Moczygergemba, of the Rnvlronmonijnlal determine where thehe toxicily falls in lhal range,g e .h u Times-News writerr ProtectioiIAdm lnistraitratiQnJnJJoisc^aldUic.cheile m -. .s n v s ,- - ical-was W dlnltroph(iphcnol.-That chem icil-ls abob o u t_____H e . be lieves_U ic...ci .cliemlcal_is_extremely_to;.to x ic _____ RUPKRT-Thech; chemical spilled in Rupertt wasw 100 times more toxicic tlhan the dinitro used for kill-ki because it Is shipped3cd in a far more concentralira le d . c ith e r a p h e n o l fo rmm oof d in itro o r 2-1 dinilro p h cnicnol, i ing potato vines, accoi:cording lo Ihe Farm Ctiomiclical form lhan farmers: useus on their fields, he says,i, a chemical at»ut too[00 tim es more toxic, dependi:iding Handbook, It Is usedfd a s a d o r m a n t s p r a y fo r mlites it . Denny Neibaur,, willi\s the Idaho Slate Pois*oison ‘ , on w h ic h o f fic ia l wa a s doing( th e ta lk in g , and aphids, thehandbcd b o o k s a y s . Control Center, sale;aid symptoms resulting from frc Joycc Roscncranlz,nlz. who headed the effortsIs by I Frank York, headid (of the motor carrier safeifely breathing fumes froirom or touching whal he cac a lls ' ...... y th e M a g ic V a lle y Conlamination Coi Team, saidd thet division of the U.S. DeparlmentDe of Transportalhillon dinitrophenal :) arcjre headaches, nausea, re sl- • / yellow Jlquld was a chemical commonly-call'ailed in Boise, says he das;lassified Ihe poison as ClassIS :H. lessness and general•al weakness. 11 can cause addi-adi X ^ .. Dinitro, used'to c con o n tr o r b r o a d " le a f ' w e e d s”’ andai “'The only polsons worsorsc are usually In the-form'Ti'of— tional-or-accelcralecled-heartbeats-ond-in-:scvce v e r e ------— ______grasses, 1 n jli is_aroa.:oa.fnrmcrs.commonIy_useJl._lt-lo__ comprcssed-gas. hosa] -Ihe-liver-and-cause-kidnId n ey ------DTYOF . . ' k ill p o ta to v in e s . Class B poisons hahave a lelhal dosage ratitling failure, ______‘‘T h e y e llo w c o loor r makes i it look worse thanan It lower than 50, he sav.s,iy.s. Whal was solllcd nrotwil)[ibiy _____ The poison IndexX indicates ii thal symptomss c an . :______IRUPERT I______- Is,"■says Dave-Breiirem ers of- the- contaminatliallon was one of-Uie worst>t ClassC B poisons wlUi a raliitin g s tr ik e 1210 72 h o u rs; afteral conlamination. he.saysa y s ------team..Hc accidentallynlly got some.of the chem icala l oni o f b e tw e e n B a n d 15.j. he h says. The Division of KRn- Merle Washbume.e. safelyJ officer for Uie truckieking his band while remov loving his gloves but Is not con-co vironment of the Idahoaho Department of Heallli ariind company trahsporliniling Ihe m aterial, refused tolo sas y cerned.hesays. W e lfa r e w ill ta k e saim m p piesoflhed ■y lo what sorl of pesticided e Ihe tru c k w as^ Div\n d ed riiighj^PQmelreji}ects COompciroableivcirtiixxxt\ncept B y L E E M A Y spokesman, reaffirmed i d the department’s andI t that Ihe commission "ha;lias* p ro fo u n d ly a r s e n a l for attacking empioilbyment The scaUilng; rcreaction by activists to Uie T h e L o s A n g e le s; T lim e s opposition to comparable ible worth nnd said andI Uiorouglilyt betrayed Uie• publicpi trust it diseriminalinatlon.'’ Both women voted1 againsta commission's rc|report was a slgnincant - th a t- a n y ln le rv e n H o n -‘‘wo!‘would depend on thc- oncesolution Under die com]Mmparable worth concept, a * "TJryanlzatlon for Women,cn, called, tho action who1 usually-votet against Uice conservative< of Uie con qualifications. :ommlsslon, charging>Ui;itI it has female secretary cI ou ld b e p a id th e s a m e o s. "an abomination." Sho10

:__Shultzziadwsess X X . S , 4 t•adepart c tners ~ Spendi i n g - h y ^blouse toseekk^sustainiled econiclomic grcowth \i r candiddates deciclines. B y C L I F F H A A S . f o r redd u u t c in g g lo b a l Im b a la n c e s in stagnant economy ththrougli ‘‘policies 2 ^ liyGKORGEIj\RDN>NERJR. cent. ExExperts Thursday offered a The Associated Pressa , trade, invInvestment and currencies. lliat reduce the obslalades lo change .f m m ^ TllC W .ishlngtoii Postt n u m bcr e r cof explanaUons for the drop S h u ltzIz, , an economist, gave an ad*ad- ' and innovation, that,t a ttr a c t c a p ita l . — 's u c:h h aas more jncumbehts seeking WASHINGTON ^ Secretary of ththat was partly a - basicis ic a n d t h a t s ti m u la te domestic dc invest- WASHINGTON - Spending for re-electioction and fewer closely con- 1 State George P. Shultz,Itz, continuing the economicflics le^n and partly a m e n t." House election c ca a m p a ig n s w a s te s te d1 ra-;^FlSurc^ures—complied, by Conunon _____------^vork— toward— sust;ustalned— world:— Thcsccsccrctary-tjf-StatesaidVpro- — meaaur«-to-slimulateile-inveatment-in ------>rthe-aelf-fltyled-cltlten3MoW^^ ------e c o n o m ic g ro w th ; ^ g r a m of3f international action to pro-)ro- Japan by Japfinfese! andj foreigners A Ij ed dramatically, bareirely outpacing in- showedxl :thal spending by the 802 " W e — a n d o th e r cc o o u u n tries — s h a r e te c t tiie ci ain alike." fl flalion.'' H o u se2 CQcandidates'on the Novcrhber a rcsi>on5ibi]Hy. to make ma some hard growthI sh o u ld In clu d e : •, Moves by developiiping nations to dropped to $1G5 million, a fcU The'seeming leve:^ellng-off comes ' the secretary of • ReductIiction of Uie U.S. budget dcfi-lefl- .stabilize Uieir econonomies, expand a s e o f .5.4 p e rc e n t f ro m Uie political decisions,” th after a siring of elecections in which “ ______statc-sald—ih-fl-speechgph at Prlncpiftn cit. i.mlllionlspent_on_lM 2.House ______' ‘•..-UielrtradeandstlmuinilnlecrowUi ...... GGEORGE I SHULTZ ____— ^— House-oampalgn-retreceipts-jumped— University, his alm aI mater.mi He called • Stimulaulation of Western Europe’s . St o S H U L T Zion 01 P a g e A2 ___ P r e vviews i< Reagan positionon enormously, by as muchm as 48 per- ___...... SMEACsooPagoAs' A-2 T lm as-N ow s, Twinn FiFalls, Idaho Friday, AprI}'rll 12; 1985 r-Brieij f l y — - r ___ ^Raain &pa^iw ns TeBxas floooding B y T h c A\s s s j o e ia te d f»ress f o r th e C o a s ta l B e n d Reald hu n d red s of W a rm air a i r pushed norUi across the ; E rro r le t fugig itiv e go free Illinois helealth ch ief fired ir s - R e d C ro s s o ffic ia ls sal ing througlugh nearly 400 souUieasternern people were evacuateded in the area Plains, with u early afternoon . : SALMON (AP) - — An crror'on a routinee license I • CHICAGO (APAP) — The Jlllnols publjc hefiealUi direc- Texas homimes Thursday and hundredsc d s n e a r th e G u lf o f M exico.fl. temperaturelures In the mld-80s as far : c h e c k by lh e B onninner County assessor’s-ofio ffice in to f w a s f ire d ThuiI’hursday for vacationing In Mexico'dur-IV of people15 w ere evacuated,- Rod CrossOSS S in to n h a d 9.17 in c h es of rain from a north as centraleei Nebraska, and near ______: September mnv havf»flye_dcIayed_thelaiTest:bLfif nllPgofl InK a salmpnellaIla outbreakJInHed-to Uiree-(^ d e a U i s a n d ------offlcialssals a i d . ------a .m .-W e d n e s d a y - to - Ihi - m inianl neo-Nazi lea leader Bruce Carroll Pierce■ce_by_sjx ___ Illn e ss o fa im o Im o st 3.000 people, ______S h o w ers_iincL_scattercd_ rs . ihunder-ler- .Thursday, and Odem hihad 5.55 Inches in Siouxux Falls,1 S.D., a 17-year-old i- months, Lemhi Count •says. Gov. Jlfn Tfioi unly Sheriff William B iker sa iiompson ^ c l fie“dlsmlssei>ed 'Hiomas showers ppi ro v a lle d 0 9 rp.-?sJ h c J f mver f i £ .of rain during the sflmcme period, said rrcnrd wasvas broken by three degrees ------r — D a k c r r^lcpurlnienl run a iHoIor'or Home ‘ KhkpijUlckrwhirTho ".saw'fit to leave Ills resp(ponsibllltles Mississippippi Valley, while ralnshowersers John Leathers, a Natiiitlonal Weather when thele temperaturet reached 88 - iicense check iast S< I September on a Salmon_rc_ resld en t___ director of tj^ the Department of Public .HealthII at a - werescattcittered along Uie norUi AUan-an- -ServJcemelporologlst__ ------'that turned oufto bebel Pierce. The fonher Troy,y. Mont,i Ume whenliesliou h o u ld h a v e Iweii a t h is d e s k !”•” tic C o a s t,,, V,w e s te rn N ew Y o rk n n d nor*lor- • Up to 5 feet of water>r was standing reading oof f 858 d e g re e s e c lip s e d a 19C3 Tontf" Metallne Falls, ills. Wash,, man used the _____ them Neww 1E n g la n d . on some Sinton roads,Is, said Mayor mark. It: rre; e a c h e d .90 d e g re e s In W in- ; W illiam Rogers durii urlng his brief stay In ther.oTa'i. c S h u ttle CO::ountdown procc.ee d s ^ F io o d wvaters a t poured Into about 300.100 Rosalie Brown. n e r.S .D . — l ld a h o m o u n ta in towW n n last s u m m e r .------r z — ~ CAPK CANAVIWEHAL, Fla. (AP) - ToTechnicians’ honvss inn SInton, Texas, aboul 10 P a tc h y fo g o c c u r re dI fromfi Uie G rea^ ___lA .f^w sslio' lio w e fs £Bid U i u n d e r s h o w e r s ___ : The xJieck was it i initiated when Plerco,-rt:J2PXed-f=iplugBcd-a"lcak-li ic-ln-a drug-making m achlrline aboard •miles norUirUi of Corpus Ghrisli; while;75' 75 Lakes to-the mld-MlsalialsalppI-Vafley. occucred^vfovcrthe trorUfem'-Rdbklea,: ■!- - ■ leader'orawhlte-suf •supremacist group known1 asa The Discovery, sawini;ting a crew member from1 1being left to ao homemes were deluged In Odem,im, and was blamed for dozlozens of traffic while rainIn wwas reported over western ^ : Order, tried to sell1 a motor homo to another Si • Salmon behind when thele shuttles lifts off on its m ucJCh-delayed Art R(Roberts, disaster chairmanlan accidents Uiat caused UireeUi deaUis in Washington.;ton. ; resident. The man,n, whose' name Baker' refus fused, to voyage today with’ith S e n . .la k e G a rn a s a p a s sse e n g e r. . release, asked the sshe h e riff 's d e p a r tm e n t to ru n a I a check Discovery wasas schetliiled: for launch att '6:0-1 a.m. « ; o n th e v e h ic le to se ce lIf f It h a d b e en sto len . M S'I’. w h e th e r the machine was working? io r n ot. A • The license numbeiIber was checked througli B I Bonner rcclieck in thei pre-launchp hours showed■il th a t th e nil-----— • County, where it "h,"had been Issued, Baker er said. device was still! leakingler slightly — five drop111 was first noticed aboutI 11 II .said American Farmlanand spokesman Campbell;>ell s a id h e tr e a te d a ll b u t tw o N ic a r a g u a . Uio.suli|4roii|) onn mediutn-rangem missiles, whI'hicli lusted «'i.m. t)y Rupert H ^lice officer Stantan Merle Washbum.~whchen'asked "to ~of thopcopkople who asked fortheir own— -7- T h e S a n d in is ta gov< lovemment said the attackcners were Uirce hours rindind 20 minules. Teams headedIk t)y Clark, who'ho saw Fra.slier cleaning the comment on the allegatlatlon Thursday private physihyslclans. ______NkaM fiiinrLrcbclsJ;V hut Sphlneffpr ^nlH hr w; -w a a-n o l------Mayiuml-W^GIilti•lilm»n-tHu}-r\lexel-AT-OI)ukli(:hov-met-at ------^yellow-llquiquid-elicmlcal-out-of-hls-truekiek-n^itT-^It-a-our-buain ineaa-ftnd-Uie "There-w&-were-no-other-significant —— —H»rewho-thcy-\vcrcrIe.'H e said they apologizcd-af [■aftcrhc the Soviet nusMon,ton. ------" a t the HillrnrOirToTTTusRT'sIanoinnrin" e P a ’s,’’ Washburn said.3! problems,.''',s,.'''.-,Campbell s^d about, ------s h n iitp d n t i} iem nnr>md IhPv rpntlT/vl ho » t-Wl©-Sov4»t— »lipf»rt Neal says no chargeges have been those exposejo se d to th o c h e m ic a l. C a th o lic bish o p . m is sio n , th e StatonIlement saitL C la r k sayssa] he asked I-’rasher whatfiat nrouglit yet, blil Uiat Uie Schlaeffer, 65, Is a rn a tiv e of W isco n sin b u t ac< jzen people were, reported in a c q u ire d the chemlciilcal was and then called Fire'ire of Transportation anInd^'^Mlnidoka ,7',® N icaraguan citizenshijship and has been Uic bishop Dndltion and were kept In Uie lo p o f th e _ Cliief Thayiayne Taylor, who told himIto to Counly prosecutor’s offltflcewllldeclde A tla n tic p o r t c ity o ffBlueflelds Bl for years. Israelis pu>ull out of village^ stop the velvehicle becaase the chemicalc a l to d a y .______for observation. Health of------fjeialssay-oiy-otherHymptoni.H-relnted-lo------n a iT u T y k i CC' 'l^i: lK itim f ('AP’)“ -" T h e Isnraell i army "TS pulsonouio u ^ ~ j Neal said there wereI moren Uian two the exposurasure to the chemical may withdrew Thtirsdn•sday from this market tovvr■vn nnit tlic ItJ-ilio St,State Police officer Kevin R eagan to atattend G erm an rit(>ir [ . violations of the law inin th e In cid e n t, s u r fa c e . These T l symptoms include lio.stileShiiteMo.sl(oslcin villages around It, and1(1 liiimlrcil.5 Winn sayslys Frasher had the dried . He says there should notm have been more breathcathing problems, high fever SANTA BARBARA,U , Callf..(A P)-A fter rullnjllngouta of l^banesestreai•eatn'ed inlo the streets to cellolcliralc an clioihemlcal on his face, hands, I ■’ three occupants In thehe cab of the and Irregul ------visit to a World W arl]ir II concentration camp, Pre’resident tv»J lo nearlj’Ihreeiree years of I.sr.'jell occupallojIq,) and Ixrotss wwhen apprehended by Winn ■gular heart beat. None of . , ‘g truck, Uie truck shouldI notn have been these symptinptom s, however, have been p Reagan has decidedEd toI a tte n d a w re a th -la y ining g cere- |„ pullhack,ick, Israel relinquished conin lr o l o v e r 'n '■'= " '•lyayside i Cafe, about \Wt m ile s moved after Uie spill wa;;as discovered, noted In the ; m o n y a t a W est GGerman cemetery where:re Nazi about 115 square■e mitesn of territory and l)ctw(w een m.lKM s o l 'l l the truck wash. Winn says the people who were admit- the truck’s bill of ladinling m a y h a v e te d , ^ soldiers were buHeded .after the Battle of the BBu u lg e, it .,n d 70.00() people,)le, the military command inIn Tcl Aviv "cl™ Fra^rasher was eating with ,.jg been inaccurately filledtd o ut, a n d th e - ____ '. “ w as announced Tliurs)J rs d a y . Frasher andan' Woodland Frasher was )ell added that those people . s a i d , . placards-on the truck ______:___ E .\p ln in ln R th e riffcdpelslon- W hltp » o iig p ,gpnk{ ______>£Qund sle epc p ] ln g iti tlic tru c k .______“ g curatcrThirtrnllur's lofn contnct wllh.Uip-dicmical-fn------. Unrry Speakes said,d, '"The rationale Is th a t... N eves in surgery|T Idaho StiState Police officer Dave to inhaling the fumes did nol BfazirTN < Jig carried diamond "poison' J there in a spirit of repr e ^ n c ilia tlo n , in a s p ir it of: 40 y e a r s N e a l .sayss the tl police cordoned off the s ^ ™ “ignsof n ° o Injurieson their skin, of peace, in a spiritril ofi economic and militaryiry com- SAG PAULO.. Urazll»i lAPl -- President-el-elect Tan- truck andI a flat-l)cd truck next to It.it. Thursday afternoon, theth spill at the Six of the police and firo officers —^ -^atibilityoHhe-Rurouropean-communily-togethe h e r-w ith — -cr-«lo-N<*veK-wiWer.Wer**]>roduce a ttan for Ju crease ovei ver Ihe Stid,4 million raised Sin ce 10«2. S k la d o n y sail, e.sts usually are more expen- ' Twin Foils, Burley, Rupeupert, Jerom e and ------h y a a iH o>use u s candidates in 191)2, "candidates don't buy s ^ ^ s tu d y nole'-loriay-nnd&itui.iturda>THighs-lo-— . d a y m lo 65 anil Salurtlny tiny mid Ms. Lows I 1 1 — the two-year election eye ’ lonlj;lit lntliL‘ 20. s , ^ :ydeonDec.:n Finally.'it,'it said, there were, fewer T'' g o with a record-.<5ettlng; $.17.5; m illio n " m a r g i n a l " . Northern UtahAMNevndvnda: i f v f • C ontimtinued from Page Al il" or closely contested ; U lah: A fuw sliowersrs souUiL'asts early cash on hand, 77 percerrent more Uian races, whentiere the victor won 5.') per- J • Action by all nations to support • loinnv and warmer i.;_u __90_ ff—V \ ______S c h u ltz warned w ; against turnint* to___ wnr-cluLSls nf moro Uian ____ IwI.-iY a m l s .-iturdiiy. Fair W — ^__ 'proiectlonlsilism in l ife face of grow Ing„ oeralures-®^^— iE.._a.mlllionilollars ------ection ■ - . iTiniil Itnvs in tlKHios and' trade tensiosioris, especially moves In * In I n c u m b e n ts a ls o collollected more TWIN FALi'ALI^ - Tho Times-News lixi.iy C5 lo 75, Salurdayly Inli llie upper 60s (.’o n g r e s s aiand elsewhere to force nnd7(lK. ______\ y -S « . ei o ______•e th a n tw o o f e v e r y th re e■dollarsraised, d< incorrectlyy listed11; a l>owllng score In ------.J a p a n lo shh ririn k its tr a d e sur])lus. ,S> nopsls: or$i;n,l million, with «14 pcrcenl I com- the Bowlingig IIHonor Roll in Thursday's ^ F R O N T S : ••ProtectioI lonism is nol the rem edy to A lornatlo was rcporlc 10 ing from political action)n committees, etiitlon. BelliJellie Kraus’ high series an illness.” Shultz, said. "It is. Itself Iln m c r a re a alx)ut l : « f ^ W arm .^ CokJ.^ If ’House members runnin[mg for re^ilec- score was 692^notG29asrepmj^^6‘J2, and w as inovInK (o Iliuhe norlh,i (lie Na- ;in illness,, ,,, , Protectionism keeps ' Iional W calhcrScrviccsal• said. »r>ower,e r s R a m FK.^frk>s S n o w' Occludod-.v>^( Slalionar'^>’y prices up.. r reduces living standards Thu loniailu rclraclctlc«I IntoI Ihe clouds N»iri(vwi W oiimo' Sorv.ce Sori NOAA u S Dool ol CCommofce andstiflesgr; gro w th ." lullhtot^iJllieaRJ o f-..-- ______^ • ------=Fhc-secrel■retiiry-of-state-said.-^W e- DutHllK. can break tintlie b a c k of th e tr a d e d e fic: it p 4 iRNYOURCA:ar I ______W inds WLTL- reporlwl (oI tc> >>c near 50 muh wnileSlanIc:nley had llio tuw of in iii-l^ tiipli lotliiy, andar cenera • , . r ...... rain were also rcporlwlwl In the Sl. An- a ir.. Ily luss ili,’iii Id inpliSalurday. ' second, a strstrengthening of other cur- NTirCASH! relation to Ihe dollar. .. , ff Ihony area, The ajjrlc;rlcullural outlw k f(ir Kmiilicrn ■flic I'vti'iiiU-d forecast furtor s,iulln.„i rcncii'S In rc Gusly winds were repo'cporfed In Magic Idaho indlcnllcale-slhat conditions far-fu^ld - 1Idatio, .Sunday ttiroiinli 'I'ui.’Slosday. calls ^-ven with nimovement on the.se fronts,=: . LETNNATIONAL AUTO FINDERIers - ______...... VMlley durlnR 'm e -rtnyy TThun«loy;'%\Hh ‘->vork- w lll'lll'b « f flood IhroHi’li -luosdiiy.■ ••feir-e»H«ltitonH if>-l>c *lry »mlI \^'-arm'Sun " -tlic effocts:-ontliefrade-dcficit'wi!lt*c-- oi :e z i : :^niiri^_rcponing-miHrHrioT^-mpn-ana—'i'otalrainfal rSEll ITFORiYOU!— —:— ' T^i-’in rail? reported castsststosomph: I ------be-;ia-lnch:h t or less from stinwcrs (alllnn -s-stiiiwfr: nn Tuwday-Mli’Ms In! -TOH DETAILS CA IL-" nilier.nsaml ' ■Sliuitzalso'Iso stre sse tl tlie lin k s a m ^ ge " .T ' T h f w arm esi U'inpcralerature In Idaho T uesday, M ean four indi soil 77iis Sund.'iy amt .Monday and ininlliewison. capital flow;ows t)elween nations, ann ure.s will show little chance lo- ’I . . . . -Thursday was 7a ilcKrcc;rccs al Kmmetl, leinperaluri: TuL'.Mlay. i^iw.s inttie.losl(nnl( unusually strongstr dollar compared to ...... other currerreneies, the largest U;S, - o y National KinsisCiir ' S9 41 4 Potlltno, 0>o S4 s!5 0? UIJII0F»II, r: 7, so • traile deficit;it in history and large U,S, LasV«gts U ej t: 51 LOUIS 71 445 trt Lnwiilon M M 75 budget deficiiicits, Ml. Minn PPep tosAngelsi 73 5‘ S 5»llL«kpCilr 72 i • : ... McCj II i: R AYMOIN!N D ^ ® j ______Albuquorque H “13 • M V 'o i' ■ “ 'I'fie.se imbalances if are Inter- 3- .... Momphli 71 S7 5 SanFtanciico er 53 ! . Pocatoiio M I* 'C(/5roufA£Arisu ^ A C tiO m s OUR Pflivw c CONC Aium* n tii .. Miami De*en 74 nt Seallle M 45 4 1? Salmon « W 43 01 related, andid tthey m ust be corrected If ONCSfIN" 009I0K 3; 399 Mlln.«uk«a 44 ). .... Spokane U 4 we are to manaintain the momentum of Chicago SO O1 . .. Minneio«ii> 87 31 . Wajhington. SO I! 4 Twin Falls If 733-5110 * 131243 Bluo Lokos Blvd.. NN, . , T w l n F o j U ,.. ______Otilas 75 SS5 .... Ns»Oti«tfl» 75 Si * o i y e c o n o mnic ic success," Shultz said, Osnvor 71 u > .... New York S4 Mj . Min Pep 0««Molno9 77? . Mi .. OiilthomiCilr n f s: " Idaho To-.lotdav II'0 SJ r - Osl'OII S9 <1I . 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If you ly ;iml Simil.iy, II tai (mt u(v)i lltiral do not receive your pappaper by 7 a.m .. call the nu;number 1 6 ry o jif--g «',ry4' of ______(jur-UMik, .SiiiHUy, 7.V |>r-rrr w rrt; ftntly------F health. Jcrome-WendeU-Goodlojdlng-Hagerman 53e-2535 In a(lv,inw0 mu mill ;in.- aviiiLililr niily wfirri- cjirrlctIcr ilrllvpry |5 T i m cn iS ti~runnlng out. Voo"ont7- Burley-RupeH-PauI-Oak)a k le y 67a-2552- .•>ln«l: il.illy Jill] .>;iimlii,v. I monlh t77 15,I .imonltn A p ril IS15 to get 1984 tax savingings from an Buhl-CasUeford lonlll^ MJ l», IJ moilltii JJK Wi; d.HIy of r r r Z ^ a r A .i tnom):loiiltis tir.'ji, r, iiuuiitiK Ui'JO. i^ inui ’ 'R A aIt t l IB & T . ' FUcT'Rogerson-HoUlstertte r 32&-537S Siiixliiy mil)lly, , 11 riiiMilliH Vl. !Miuiilh\ti:i I',, fi me I V lD F a U s a n d a ll o the e r aI re a s 733-0931 i:!iiioniti.siitlit Wl Sluilnil jiii(lM.-nircm.inrjlc,ll.y’J-nllouiy N; hihigh rates, Chooso fromm variable or iontli(orilally.imlSuml;iy fix e d ri)roles. Make J lump summ idc[X)Sit or K e W S SUf>hef>tUrl«eQ.m>i m o n thihly l; deposits. Federally iins n s u r e d . ' I f y o u h a v e a n e w s tlp’oip'or wish to talk to somoonoto IIn the editorial d e p a r tm c a t, c o ll 733-09 between 9:30 a.m. aand 5:30 p.m. ______N o mnatter a l what work vou do.'o . i t w o r k s ______^«ftflr-ft30flhdha.Iho. m u . by M»0t VtUey New^>'^xpcn inc. ■ eii.iiiliiu) Ul&ro l)ti(ortn,inci I f y o u w ish to p la c e a ni aod d v e r tis e m e n t, c a ll 7330931.3l.aasslfledads t a po«tjReptid It Twin Falli by-n»eTlm 1 »Newi ;iricu in s.itislyiiiy 11 nuL'ils q( Its • gro takea Monday throurough Friday from 8 a.m. uc MO). OfncUl cUy and toxily newip«p

..... : ' ------^ % Frldrlday,AprlM2,19S5 TImos-N09-N0W3, Twin Falls, Id ah o A-3 ! i t i o n f ------L l------f3>------Sovietts give homagi}e to FEDR MOSCOW (A P)—TheTie S o v iet U nion W ar II. Roosevelt has beeeen praised in fs m arking today’s 40th0th anniversary ^ a TV series on the war aand also in a —_— lof-tijc death of Franklin:lin D. Roosevelt— — nGwfilm«alleniL«;p ______■ A m e ric a n allia n c e . such tributes normally aare reserved “ • T lie Ic ib u te s a ls o a rG e cci ritic a l o f cur* for-flgures from Sovietjt and Russian ’ r e n t A m e ric a n policy. h is to ry . Tass, the official news nt agency. Noting that Roosevelt: d ie d le ss th a n Issued two- long storicories Thursday a monlh before' Ihe endid of the war, - a^ut-Rooscvqlt.„whoOL^^^ApriU^^ d -_Be£ezlikov said his-'-'dcatlath was an Ir...... irrrrniM Siflfjl reporablc-ioss-jo m e-p-peace settle^ " YK a t a r e s o r t a t W a rm S pprings.Ga. rir menl. Many people belieieve that it he ' 6i\e was by Valentinin 1Berczlikov, a ■ had lived longer, Uie mimilitary situa- leading political analyalyst who was tion in Europe would havave shaped up Josef Stalin’s iilterpreter2te r In ta lk s w ith differently.” R o o se v e lt: Berezhkov added: “Tlim e r e is c v e i7 ' WEINEED»YOUUR . Both stories praised F D R a s a reason lo believe Uiat ihthe possibility "statesm an of world caliber”cal and “a of accords between thei tU.S.S.R. and convinced champion of cooperation the U.S.A. at the time; 'was directly wiUi the Soviet Unionion.” They pul llnker vote on Aprpril 23. We lias been cited as an examexj ple of ho'A'--10UuaiinlV(livcrsarv-of^viclofy-iri-W orltl-Id—economic and pollUcal re a litie s :------: — ...... I W Qgnt to informn th e p u b lic aiand encourage^e th e m to v o3te t fo r th e swMfimming pool, 1 . ------

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v C T v r The mumbcfS■is o< f Ihc c d llo r ia l b c u rd a n d uwriters of cdllori'ats ^ ire SJlcphcn lc i H srigcn and WiDlamim E . H o w a rd / "W" 7 IM J ■/ 7/ /// For tthe nextt heart, M J Jf don’t pick] taxK evader . The stridess inii medical science bebeing what they are...... we can swn e>expect artificial heartirt operations to fade from the new;2W S. They will becom)me ordinary, usual events. No dououbt In a few years, yoyou’ll be able lo pick one off theshellelf like a R adio Shack:k com puter and plug it in. ------But-belore-w.;-we-aJi-get-ho*hum-aboijout-thiSrweMMike-to— raise a sm all1 v(voice in protest to the(e case in Sweden this 4-eyasien dofcndanh— known as “ Mr.Ir. X” In local newspapapers, was chosen as T 1 1 1 th e latest recipi:iplent. ------Not-that-we-/e-are-prejudglng-pati€tient-Llef-Stenberg-s— need for a new>w ticker. Knowing whchat Swedish tax bills are like — the:hey take a hefty percer:enl from everyone’s VONDERFIJ□ L income— majlaybe we should haveI expeclede: moro need for h eart transpnsplants in tJiat countryry. T here couTd[d bei more than a fewr customersc here, for th at m atter, as tax tim e draw s near,ir. Thei;>’re off,\ runnirng in laxtest PFR race Still, what we’reWi w itnessing is theLhe first trial balloon . B O S T O N - M y wo:i-ord. bul didn’t Ihey sound pti H blleforanlnternadonalmal commercial set against ------^ — ^ i n - w t t o t - w i t il-pr-ebably-be-a-tiewH.^ - p — ------oHt-nbotit-thm^-hoic^ ------ncms'ofwiiuaiaiidhiuinmtJIng y uuiig Rubsl.ui.vwav:------in g re d s t a r s of p e a c ee. . I h e a rts will go0 tot( those who can afforord them, regardless Downright grumpypy. You could hear a collectiv l i C FlEllen B y c o m p a riso n , o uir r g(government .sounded ------— • of whether thehe individual is a contritribullng member of " h n n im p h ” c o m in gR frof m th e R e a g a n iMiys. a s If ______tlie y h a il b e e n p e rsojn n a ily offe n d ed bv lh e G or- Goodman______susniclous. tpstv;uidI negative.nej Gltxim and doom,______—— ------seeiety-or-notrotr-Tax-evadei^tep-p-rig h t-up:- Robber?------l)achev peace offe^rsiv e , — U sounded like lhe Demile m o c ra ts in (he la s t c a m - : ' T his way pleasiase. N o so o n e r h a d Ih ei;.•new Soviet leader publicly 9 E 3 L - p a ig n , Not that wei»e think every Candidadale for an arlificla! a g r e e d lo a su m m it anda announced a unilaleral “ G ra n te d th e W hile• 1Hoi louse isn't used to second * h e a rt ought to;o passf a Moral Majoritjity test. f re e z e on weti!i eyen ___ 1—infrfo»ow.AjtaSouicUcji■Icjdec-BuLilUie Reagaitboys____ : 11 we appneti(*a Jerry Falwell's staitandard lor entering ' a n d u tte r e d d a rk .suKfisp lcio n s alM )U l Ihe m e a n in gj‘.„f o It's findiiigaGreatCoC o m m u n ic a to r in (h e K re miiin. lii are unhappy now. imagin a g ln e how a se rie s o f th e s e ; H eaven, there•e wouldn’t\ be m any whit’ho could qualify, .-lhe whole Ihing. , A ft e r a ll. o u r g u y' isis: su p p o se d to be lo p s a t lh iss headlines —Soviets Pro'po.se.Pro .. USA Dismisses — ; Despite that,at, we still find it a bil unseemly'for lax . n y (h e m o rn in g afi.fler. National Security AdvlsiI'isor thing, bul (heiricir g u y c a m e oul w ilh a p e a c"e e w ill look? It r e e k s o f' a w orldw ide ro le re v e r s a l ..... ------evaders-and-sisimilar-folks-to-bc'c-considered' for^new------—Kobert-McFarlnnehrhadcnlledlhe^ovletTnessngi — me.ssngeoiiKiiH(erSu• Su n d a y rO u r gu y w a s on v a eea— a with-Ameriean-leaderse rs h1 u n k e re d -d o w n rrig id a n d ------^ tickers. a " g u is e , a sn a re , a delusion,"il. Finally, Do'naldI lio n a n d th e ir g u y wv a s in lh e h e ad lin e s. N e v e r •pessimislic InlheKremrem lln on th e P o to m a c , i [lit; • m ind the missile gap,ip , (h is w a s se rio u s stu f f: (he le a ir, a n d 1 do fin d so m e h ope ------^ F rom our vieview, it would be muchch more equitable lo Itegan accused Ihe SSc o v ie ts of try in g " lo diviovjetiliadjusLaU:nil. d id n 't r e a lly ta k e thhe e President'sI men lotell us live. lexpect-theold1 figlfighting instinct will rise And there’ss a side benefit: ThIsSiSwedisii fellow may nounccdanewround1(1 In Ihe arm s race or eternaliTH maTTmrSQXIcrvtrrslcrstorn3fthef)xfo«i4viiglisli-Di< agaiaJiiXi.uLchj£aiia!L!an. H e'll w an t to go t th e u p p e r tio n a r y d e fin e s prepay.paganda as “inftfrmalion" iia iid on th e u p b e a t aig g a a i ln a n d w e m a y y c n n ro f f:— ~ live another daday to evade paying la:Laxes, but a taxpayer hoslilitylowardlheV•W esl, Actually. Gorbnchchev had said. "Confrontalionj(,„ is r a lf ie r th a n , sa y , disinisinformation. But it seem s aI bilIj a n d ru n n in g in a P R rra a c e in ste a d of a n a r m s r a c e . ' recipient woulculd,' of course, live to) antea up again. Now n o t a n in b o rn d e fe c tI oof our relations. It is rathtrr er; a n n e rv y o f lh is a d m inlistration ist loyell foul at pro- IflheSoviel.s()ledgelig e lo fre ez e w e a p o n s th e y Isn’t the worldI d 5 a jiist p lace? a n o m a ly ." T h is w asnsn'l exactly a cue io let the paganda. Tho biggestest peaceinlliativeof the don't need, we can loptlop th e m w llh a p le d g e to freeze doves of peace fly. bu:)Ut n e ith e r w as il a n y lh in g lo(0 R e a g a n Y e a rs w a s (0(o renamei the MX missile "TlT h e w e a p o n s w c d o n 't n eedle d . a n d on ce w e ’v e b a rg a in e d ™ _____sh o o L d o w aso .q iiic kdy i> ______PeacokecDcr.”______awL)y.evcrvthlngredun(clundant, w c m ig til e v e n g e l______Theadminslralion’liji’honchos practically banged.'i;,! W h a( h a p p e n e d —- where w (hec'anker gnaws - - do w n lo se rio u s slu ff.Af. An i International PR race »ble. T h e y tr ied III d i own-nn t------waw4jwU ;<)rliachBV,ii] PS— _ any good vlliralioiis.:. 1 11 w a s a s if (his w ere still a bound to win points; inini the Furopaaf'i public-opiniolion kn o w w h a t th e p u b licle w;w a n ls; lo su rv iv e , Letten c a m p a ig n y e a r a n d 11the opponent had scored a f(‘\f,.\v polls. He cameoul souso u n d in g flex ib le a n d a s k in g: „ TKe P r e s id e n t is nowlow Ic o n ten d in g fo r th e tit le of surprise points in thele d e b a le s , lhe rlglit ([ue.stions;; ", . isilnol limeforthose . ',.Peacemaki'>)li-V>l lin e , b u l il woulilwoi make a good :i()-secoiul KlIcirdwMimun \m•ritcs tc fo r V ic ISoaton G lobe. led .'i.(KK) illefial inim lgranis KI\IVT. •irelosrUiccIecnon fofor r [wo r e a s o n s , I';':i ^Salvador, Gualeniahi and—— tho bad inoullilnt'lie gol■ol from the lu- , i .e v er h a p p e n e d to lavven- inilic Lyndon LaKouctio. Tradeer^sfriiVctions l i u r t CCDnsurneeiTrfiost lOnt? S in c e w h en did il becom e v o tin g tim e a n d th e fa'enroll"ict c t thali he Mtold l ■ . i, I vote on an issue such as this? One good ([ueslionf:i fo r C o n g re ss lo a sk ils e lf he- ^ Ihe^oviel Pacific fleet-•el bI e h in d a sm a ll n u m b e r of the truth and Mr. HeaBai,B....toUlapa.k e r s t a n d lh a t p eople of lhis f o re d e c la rin g a IradLd e w a r o n J;ip a n is. "W ho will n a rro w s t r a i t s .'i ’h e a ir l);ises.1 h o m e p o rts a n d in* o r iic s . la im th a l liie lr la w h re a k in g is g e t h u r l? " Carlrl J . Green teillgence facilities thatlhat .lapan provides to the O n e w a y to Ix; p o p ul la a r l l i e s c d a y s l s ‘fi!;, d b e c a u s e of Ih e ir religions M a n y se n a to r s apiparenlly p ; believe lhal lhe Unil/•nil- ______------U n ite d S ta le s p la y a nn ininvaluable role in keeping to b e a b le lo lie a n d decei•c e iv e .lo n e v e r .f , lust how far could this hazard-.,l. e d S t a l n s c a n inflict pipunishm ent on tlie.Ia'panese th e p e a c e . k e e p a p ro m is e , a lw a y s shows u p la le tlieJnHowuf Japaiic!Se-mpitiiL oryleadV- — ------— ...... by.ccsincliim iniportir ls 011 th e ir m a n u fa c tu re d prupro------^v.ucaLimyl^cUuglhc ------^IbrcovcrrJnpnnpay!paysnisSI.'million annually ------orn o rat all, tell somoonco n e y o u w ill d o a , > , * ,• e-niHongerhaxTranj-rrat------— towHni-lhe-cwt-Df-iiuiinl certain thing and neverL*rdo cl it” to lled T „ Ics lor nation in (he world)rld. and we need money (and rans who would hring lo a liallI, h a v e r e s l r ic le d im p ooris r of .Japane.se automoliilfs m em bersof U.S. forces•ces there. Redeployment of ' , c h e a t a n d s te a l, th is is5 thth e A m e ric a n A'nt-‘>’“-’an a n a n d e lse w h e re to fin a n c e oi niawful acts? : ------.. - .uiiderUiegulseofWovuluiilary.export restraints!.'.sU_____ iolajDLlUJroin Jiipan ■ ■(iioseforec's eould Invol'ivolve f a r g r e a te r n e l eo.sts, if. way sinceM r.'ReaganilCbbkotlico.Air lo biulgeldeficil.s. Uesid■sides, direct Japanese invest- N IC E RO SS since umi.- , w e co u ld fin d a se n sibible le p la c e lo p u t IJiem . P la c in g th is o n lo p of th e hu j’e d e l so. m e n t in U.S. p la n ts; Is,is strengthening our industri; Iton Hutwho was hurl?? ( ‘erlainly not the Japane.se. our.strategic relationshm sh ip a l risk th ro u g h a 'tr a d e • by this hypocrite lsenou(loughlolurn T h a n k s to (he la w of SI ll's b a s e a n d p ro v id in g■ ne n e w jo b s. ’ su p p ly a n d d e m a n d . .Ja p an 's w a r is a (i)liy llia t w eL-might m i long re g re t. o n e ’s sto m a c h . ill . A n o th e r g(X )dqueslie.slion isw helheratrade war ______lo a d in g a u lo m a n u fa[iclurers c found lliitmsclves in iL-.____A.Uiicd.qutisUQ:iijiA\'liLwiiL‘ih i;rtiii»ri»is a n y c a u s c io r ___ ;1htrspotHghron---- V (loesn’l risk mucii iiioremoi lha'n rriule. For lhe Japa iver is in!fhe BiBle h ie e n v ia b le po sit ionT^fT7iaWg"more'in3n.7vln“ ( alradew ar. W ehavea;e a se rio u s tr a d e d e fic it w ith the truth fora change? selllngfewercars.Th.I'he real vielim wasthe nese. trade and securi;urily are closely linked. Over In re p)ly ly to Frances Sande’s leller in Japan, but we are runnijn n in g la rg e d e fic its wiUi all R IC H A R D G R A F A m e ric a n c o n su m e r. w ho w ound up pa y in g S lf),?•),7 Ih u paslyears J aa p p a a n h a s re lie d on th e U n ite d to d a y ’s paper.pa How .sad il is lhal you o u r m a jo r tr a d in g parlners. a rln Does Japan really , H e y b u m ' billion inhighert'arpip r ic e s . .S'ome A m e ric a n Slates nol only forproprelection against m ilitary are so mis:lis in fo rm e d a n d unknow ing, k e e p A m e ric a n g oodsIs ouloi of its m arket? Even in a auloinobile jobs were-e saved, of cour.se. bul. accoicor- IhrcaLs butaLso foraa' aiisurancc.sof access lu food, ;Fieaserea-ea d th e liJlh c h a p te r of Kx- “ b a d y e a r , s u c h n s l ‘Jf!4.(J!4. (ho Japano.se, on a p e r - ...... diiigtolhelnleriKKioional Trade ('oinmi.ssion. thelie suppliesandothervitivital resources. Continuation i . odiisandld 1 Corinthians ll;2;{-20. Mat- capKa basis. Ijoughlfroifro m u s ab o u t liO p e rc e n t a s , p r ic e w a s m o re lh a ni$!ir>().(MHipef S job. a strong U.S.-.Japann rirelationship is lhe policy lha Halt unlawful1 aactio n s lhew20:2R:2r>-:i0. M a rk l-»:22-2.'>and Luke much as we Iwught fron[rom th e m . D o e s C o n g re ss w anIinL' lu p u n ish J a p a n ai;:iiii thhe... e. . Ihc Japanese slronglyigly,prefer,,but it i.s no longer .to fin d o u t_ a lx ^ t th o firs t of If we wcrowillingloft.losell Iho/Vlaskanoil lhat thii— A c c o rd in g to w lia P l ferea l d ,-w e h a v e .1 - ______.‘;anut\vay?Theciirrerent favorile among Iradc-wawar llieironly’option.WidVilh ils immense industrial, Iates who know. H;oi)a.ssov.;overorthe"I.4)rd'sSupix‘r"— J a p a n e s e g o v e rn m e;nt n t hash asked for, the lolal def- pc*ople in th e U nited S ta ti w e a p o n s is The Iiii p ercenTlmporl'siirchargc rc hlllr-11:------teehnolof’ical and fipa[ipanclal resources, Japjm |M i oro th e Im . — J i d l i e C liniirislian faiths, :!'* ldLi:ouldbecut_by.aimis m u c h a s ha lf. In s e rv ic e s In g ly a n d w illfu lly ignore Would that hurt the JaJapane.se? Perhaps. Hut ann a p u stlo ii (u n c g o tialie le io lh e r op tio n s if n e c e s s a r j’. iveof the Christian world call J’- “ (such as hanking. Iiisur;surance aiid comp0t^s6TP~J^;— tn ig r a liu n la w lo th e e xxlent le they arc im p o rl s u r c h a rg e is jl.ju s t a s a le s ta x by a n o th e r i( lo s e s ils fa id i in Ami\m erica’s goodwill, its leader? instrum ental in bringingiriR inlo a n il H o l - r l t a y b e fo r e E a s ie r Good F ri- w a r e , w h e re w e e n joly y gt'ealergi com parative advarf- nam e, imd it would su:'Urely hurt U.S. consumerH’ar a w ill h a v e no c h o ice bub u t to c o n sid e r Uio.se o p tio n s. c e le b ra te it. for It w as w hen___ ta g e ) w e c o n tin u e toiruniiheallhy run bilateral ______had»nngiU cgal immicriicraBlsjn.Uils____ nc hclicvclhat-if-nTairchargc■RC------'l'h ii(-w o tiU in o ll> einneitherJop«n'soi’-AmericH=H e i C h risT n ieled d losave usall. ourlui;irflying’d6liaruh"der c o u n try . is impo.sed on tinporlsIs. doineslic m anufacturersrs inleresl, i;, friend Sande. read your Bi-__ , control througli greaterIter fiscal restraint, wc could ______Concerning .1 rem itLncwsJlsmJll no _____ ------wiU-Hol-r;iiM>-llK*irH)wiwnpriees-I p o w e r, p h r a s e d h iss ccc o m m e n ts. A s e lo (|u e n t a t hishi. lec- a writer knows lhat;h a t so m e o n e h e lo v e s, o r w ho Edw ards speak. Levendos • th ro w o ff old ru le s a n d out olof th e c h a o s lu r e w as. caua u ( tlo n turncHl h is to n g u e — .sei;elf- h a s p o w e r o v e r himlim , . w ill frow n o r c h a s tis e R d w a rd s w a s a s k e d todiscu.<;.sto.d th e lit e r a t u re H i,JSr^.'!0 establish Iheir own order,•. a freer censorship hadho insinuatcHi il.self inlo thee him forhiswrlt(en(enlhouglits, then that w riter • "■“^■^of-GhtlGFtKrconragconsty:si5a2iccmzmr5[S2niczzz|l o r iinr T('erlainly. ? a feu^indows gefjeniroKetirTi classrooiii.-in,-in u"C olbrnd6cdllege71irA mnerica"-'iiRiyiQi‘irawayrr()h e rroih those expioratioiis. No ~ a b o u t how g o v e rn m e n tt prcs.surop r under the' ® te w tre il^■asures.‘ife7tw(71nil"lhu"ehicr| iorginfrordor— Scif^nnor?iorHhi]Hmirder!varl.-Tliosc-wh vho ------QiicJias.lhuJJaliLloJLioJimlla.wrilcclaiimetland-____ presidency of General AuiAugusto Pinochet h a s a k inin d o f in n o c en c e a n d g a lty whichwl: lhe seek lo banI literary,liti political, or artisticc s c a p e - - n o l sp o uuse, se , not c h ild re n a n d c e rta in ly ,’hlle’s lileralure. Sii;niflcanlly. U g a r le h a s c h a n g e d h iss ccc o u n try ’s lit e r a t u r e — (ly.il has also oldregiiiim e d id nol, W hen lh e pa re•nts n t; return. works, unconsonsciously understand that, liot society. W ritersle rs w ho do not d e m a n d su c h ilte re d th e n a tu r e of a w rite r ’s r inlo a lileratureof suppre:iresslon. of censorship. • s relationship to ij^y sevtv e re ly p u n ish Ihe c h ild ren ,, TlThe reader When a writ/ r ile r s its dow n (o c o n fro n t binlimself privacywillnevers.er serve literature, for they h e p r o c e s s o f w ritin g . T h is re p r A c c o rd in g lo IC d w ardJs, s,: s e c r e t p o lic e no epr:essron has ,„;,y ‘^r;n■adually realize lhat this counluntry hou.se and his craft.fl. Ihe mu.st feel the free ga v e th e e x a brutish methods, loosensi:nsitive to intem alional e x a m p le of a re- A lle n d e;'sgovernmc;ii(. ’f^ _____ it.W henthearL* artisl avoids such confronlata tio n . b y fa m ily , o r by sosocl c ia l a n d pollU caJ a g e n ts , enl Chilean novel titled "Count Judgm ent to overtly censoiis o r Its a u th o rs , A c ts ‘i®’? untry Mouse.” by The pel)olitical criliciVm is indirect.':t. T h o se h e a v o id s unconcomfortable tniths. uncomfoifor- 'there is eventuallyily a lo ss of lile r a lu re ; fo r o s e D o n o so . T h e riovel. on th e s; a g a in s ljw rile r s c ritic a l of thI e g o v e rn m e n t a r e , ^ iesurface..simp- whowaniin l-to .se e Iwlow th e a lle g o ryy. , iorlwhind table desire.sv-*s w h ic h m a y en lig litc n u s tot tlt h e - - th e r e is e v e n tu a llylly a e ro sio n o f c o u ra g e in . y. te lls th e s to r y of a w e a lth y fan ' c o v e r t — w rite rs lo se Ihlelrjobsforvague eir fa m ily o f la n - i h u n r i ssk, k do so; those wiio chose nolno l (0 se e lh e h u m a n co ndition; d iti he eventually avoids aai r t m o n a n d w o m e n1. , lowners living on a vast country reasons; sly tiiroats areI m a d e a n d e v e n tu a lly . , Itry e s ta t e w lio o c i.c r r eL^alilies, a block Ihem out. Y*1 ett th e r e is a n d m e re ly' d e c la re s a n d d e c o ra te s .sentiitim en - le cid e to go on a pic n ic a n d leavi•ave llie ciililreii — • m a n y a r e fo rc ed to le a v'e e tlictJ ir c o u n try ______ling m ore subtle occurring.• FF.o r a s la lily , C liiirles fdosky is editorial page editor t homo. The children withoutitp.lrenlal^. p; - . C o v e r t re p re ss io n h a s?alteredtiienatureof all 'dw .irds looked out Intotherc• room full of.;: W riters inusn u st h a v e th e rig lit of p riv a c y^y.in— . ofthcCaspcT.cWyo..'yoJStar-Trlbuito.______Fflcriday, AprlM2.1985 Timo3•^03-New 3, Twin FallQ, Idaho A-6 /• ■ Naittion i White; H ousee blamxprrs.s qur. ^Sovlet-aetions:—in-recent—^ g plolt ditrerences" In Ihthe West wlUi desire lo0 have Q rclation^lp thatliat "There is a limit to) tthe degree to bachev's calc a ll fo r Uie. U n ite d S ta te s to ^_-Uireals_xind-misrcprest:scntatlon..and would dimIminato this great (nuclear)ar)j^ which UiSrQctipn.H alonene.can thaw outr m atdraiSovSovIct.freeze:on'deploymcntT=zi^^ e Uic—administration—01-on—Tiiursday- threat Uialii'ait ^ 'r n s T o h a n g " o v e r'ththe e ‘our cool relationship,■■ hehi snid. of medlum-rim-range nuclear mlssHes in .|Jlamemlnclon. 111. 1977. ~ American • For a callcal from 11 lo 22 mlios, the ll m a d e It difficult d: lo accept recanled $ 3 1 .9 5 0 ° ,\iiilicin/nl iK-.ikt _ . r. ______DnLson, 2fl. w ho h n/Ifi, s t o nnl. nf .ic a tim o nnyr4iQS3id. y r :------pit-Co.—aKked— •foMhd4nUial-4niniil«-Avo(iln the table as ;is very unreliableui and il is unusual rcenl for long- IW cents. TlThe rate for each additionalial The_most eci;conom lcal Business System Sy for new Samuei.<> bpgan readingIng his decision- for a couiourt lo grant a new trial."^AT&T; ■ s between par- minute woi>vould b e hik ed lo 25 c e n ts .busine_sjjls^The_cp.mpiciplete five m odule ______Ity-whon-a-claim-of-purjured-is part, , ,1,.,. froin.21 ccn:cnts__------^ . and growinp b ••He’s Innocent! . . .. He’sHi innocent! lestimony ;d NEW YORK (AP) the - Increases p , ny is involved. Samuels said, c a ll fro m 2:i to 55 m llo s. liie!iie ' set of Manzaninita’" Accounting Sbftwflw are will help I told the trulh!” Mrs.1, \\Webb scream- past deci:jclslons have said the •'the------U:!otu{)tiono & T u loflcapliilllon annually ,for ther Inllial minute would ed in the hall after thoIho ruling, clul- defendant 2d Thursday for permlssPiiffect aboul \:i “J j you run your-- business efficiently.'. CCom e in today nt must bear the burden of percent lo 51 cents from 45 c h in g h e r h u sb a n d 's a rmrm. proof” andmd Dolson had not done so. hea l r a te s by u p .to 2G.7 p e rc i he rate for each additionalrai and let the Colom puter Professionalsals show you how D o ts o n ’s m o th e r. Barbara, B ex- added, .’’ ■ distance interstate calls I ivould be raised to 30 cents claim ed, “Wfiathappeneened?" and thon Earlier I L-tl_ljg s jtiss ttian 5!i m ilo s a p ii •r in the day. Dolson’took the :e n ts. this system ca:an help your business:ss be m ore pro- clutchcd another relativeitlve and wailed witness stand st for 30 minutes andci. T h e c o m p a n y s a id ll icing-is-avai!able: ------in-Ujc_front_row_(;UUfiJUC-C o u rtro o n i, (ioiiio;i hle e h1: a d as.sau lted th e w om an, lie would generate $74 mill:2n ;------T i i o r a ttes'would o ' Iw discountod”dijr-iir-- * —fitablcrFinanc: "W hy did they do it?”?” Mrs, Dolson "Did youyoi r'ape tierT” Lupol asToiFof in revenue and would afl-miletirlhe day—JngJJic-ei!. s a id a s sh e w a s leorLc w ise He also declined lo say whether ho Correctionional Conlor on $10,(HX) Iwnd WASHINGTON (AP) • would try to contact GoGov, James R. aftor a hearing he before Samuels al L’a su rro u n d in g jiJ worries lhat would-be lor Thompson alxiut grantlintlng clemcncy which'Mrs Irs, Webb recanted her origi-rs throat counlry to D o tso n . . — nai tesllmcm o ny, siege merilalily.’’- Fl-k'o se c u rity ac- "The petitioner has fafail ile d to su sta in - M rs. .WeiVebb, 2:1. now a mother of two William M, Wob.slor ’ 0 W ebster said hts burden lof proof) andin d I c a n n o t find__llvhn; in.tNow Hampshire., testified^.J (luoslionod wholher il irtjrthat-Spcrcl=wi ------ttiat perjury was comi)m m ltle d . . ..” la s l w e e k tlth a t slie w a s n e v e r rape aiarm for GOP Senate candTdafesT h'acliair^nil-UfC ^ ______m a x im u m u n d e r Uie law . S2(K).000, to . elicious-Variety-of—--- support Evans, whor6~BUCccssfully ------A - D « ii /-Night— ^ sought to retain Uie seatoat to which he MRXini icanFood...... f e - had been appointed after[tor Uie doaUi of Sen. Henry Jackson. D-W)-W a s h ., ■ And 50*i r S t U ______C o m m o n C a u se s a idI UieUii R e p u b lic a n ' Exciting Entortolnmon National Independentit Expenditure .,, —‘Go m m u to o i lik e ■ Iht Republican Senatpriallal C o m m itte e . — ^ 2 w as a politlcal.grpup estestablished and maintained by a natioitlonar political W ^ M argoritas p a r t y b e c a u s e it w as oirganlzed rg i by key lont in tho Trophy Room GOP of/lcials, Its goalal was to elect p A V G O P c a n d id a te s a n d UioUidt It used the . 7 3 4 > 1 3 9 3 w ords ■"Republican Nat'Jatlonal” In Its OPEN 24 H ovoda

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A-6 Tlm es-N ew s, Twrin in Falls,I Id ah o Friday, Aprilpril 12.1885 — Highw;vaychiel;f says rooad condditions to0 worsen j O r i diaho , POCATELLO (AP]P ) •— Although ment of ol Transportation has mornoney Tlife'slate and locacal highways fun- system,"n," Monte Flala, the highway , there’s enough federeral funding for now to0 mi eet most local applicatltatlons ding prospects, he popointed oul, are in division's)n's district engbieer, said, Idaho roads right novow, the situalion for fundinding. "but long term it Is not as line wllh the federal■al\lrend lo leave Greenen went^ on to report" that one T— ] will steadily get worse w and the rosy.” m ore financing to the:icstatcfs. cent ofif theth flvo-cents-pogollon fed- r B r i ej ' f l y — Legislature will havee toi be lobbied to "T hjcre e r is not support.I- in Therefore, he urgeged, ifie local of- eral Incoincome tax increase of a few come through wilhI more funding. WashingInglon for funding localI pro- p flcials should work< with the state years agoago went for urban m ass Iran- . _____ Staic-Uighway-Admijninlstratoc-Koith--jectsr^iii4jeftaid. ------;------iduowphe^ld.-congresslonal ------P a i i r a r rT i ested in shqiQotingspree~ Green said Thursday.^ G reenten added that "there's lotsots of for molt; road assislistance wilh the represent£ntatives from the big cities I ______S p e a k ln g .to iso m c -l* ushlng for annlhpr prnny In-______------^ ^ ------I D A H C T F S m c o u p le h a s be en a rr a ig n e d 10 southeastern Idaho10 local goverhm- slates1 lo l< revise llie federal fimdlaiding chief said, local govsvemments have crease,;, alla ll fo r m a s s tr a n s it. ______ln,7lh DIstrict.CoiCk)urt o n a s e rie s o f c h a r g e s r s r e la te d to a n e a r ly m o m - enls. Green said tliele Idalio Depart- formulalla ” to g iv e m o re to u r b a n areasa n been much more act:ctive in lobbying— Stateses like11 ldaho have not received ------— ing shooting spreeiree at an Idaho Palls gun shof lop, police say. a n d lessess to rural. Even though1 Sen.S< for more roads furninding from the one pcnn]cnny-of the revenue from the i Officers waltecited outside Ike's <;un Shof lop for nearly two hours Symms. R>Idaho. headsIs thI e L e g is la tu re , fiv e -c e;n n t Ita x In crea se. Y e t n o n e o f th e without firing a shot£ before William Toby by Mink, 20. and'his wife, c Transportation subcomnmmit- "I’m glad loseePococatellogoafterji big urbairban transit systems- is self- T e r r y L o u M in k , 1 k , 19. s u r re n d e r e d a b o u t 6 ai.m. .m Thursday. R e g i o n aa l j a i l - ‘urban areas are gaining3 aand (local) streol orereservation fee supportlnjrtln g , G re e n a d d ed . . T h e p a i r fa c e a !cs charged of attempted first-degreefir murder, first- is lo sin g .” , degree burglaryry andi aggravated assault oi l on a police officer. Bond ir all, he explained, Idalio0 h a s w as set at $500,00),000 each, and a preliminary p r o p o s aII gets “ o'; iry hearing was sclieduled -• . -only one>ne million population and or for April 17. congressmen In the House SKATEL,LAND SKATINGIG SCHEDULE I I I N O r U M I : P o lic e s a id Mlin ini k is a lso know n a s T o b y Hia ai ig h t.' c o p s ’ SU]ippbrt senlatives. 32 YIARS - SKATINO Id a h o F a l l s P’ o o ll lic e L t. D e lb e r t S p ra g u e sa i said the couple entered the r e s u lt. G re e n sa id , is th a l sor IVININGtlM IONS :Shop through an i BLACKFOOT (AP) some MORHIHG SIMION*S IVI in upstairs window and inad\idvertently set off a silent lesser traveled slate highwa ol'h 91 MON—riOO-noo.ti9S r««i>r nii* u .m . up to 4 a la r m . forcement officials ha In lirallr. WIO.-7iOO.tiM Adull Nit. lavc-glJSTuicIr .H. 34 are unlikely lo obtain fc s u p p o r t to fo rm e r s ta te tcprlsonwaMcn undlng. There hasn’t been fc Darrol Gardner’s sugiiggcsllon that a J™ .■..tbot.tl.OS. unding for rehabilitating ththe e s e M-4.l>a(Ad»..l1.M.I>h Unem plitioym ent ruliiling upheld privately run jail11 facility be nuuTtnnisiAT- roads for Uie last five years,rs , h e pinmpumsiTnsEninn established in the soul.ulhcaster,, part Pit BOISE (AP)) —- A day-care center opciperator who claimed an led. o f th e s ta te . employment lawiw violated her constltutiona:nal ri^ ts has lost her ap- e ro s ie s t p ic tu re fo r u s Is lli Bul they think Garanlncr may be (..7/'°,! 734-54SS p e a l b e fo re th e Id£Idaho Supreme C ourt.. 5 interstates we can expect cc 2I00KIMBERLYRD.. o v e rly o p tim is tic ab<.bout having a The court lssue(lued Its opinion on Thursdayly in1 th e c a s e of S u s a n J-IIll, 1 funding. Other programs w M a n A regional Jail in operat o p e r a to r o f H ill’sI’s C( o u n try C lu b A c a d e m y ancm d D a y C a re in Boiso. atloa within the vnhill." hesaid. ______TWIN FALLS. IDAHO . n e x t tw o y e a r s ...... L the case steirtemmed from Ms. HlH’s; 19821 termination of an e m p lo y e e , w h oI thithen was awarded unemploj)loyment benefits. Ms. Hill ‘‘My flrsl reaction Is that, yes, that ------— a p p c a le d th e Idahdaho Employment Dcpartm(m ent decision to the state w o u ld tx> a g o o d id o a■■!-sald ,'- Blackfool^ » imlBslonrandtheirtothffSupnpreme-Coiif[r------— -Poliee-Ghief^d-Joncs;JSTbut he a d d al, ■ l i »q m n c t Inyotytnn i^OnstltU-______“1 don't see thal as> ta viable alter- EnRHm B [liRElOE -native-ln'-the^near^futuilure.=rT-rI-wou]d— ------=- UTJJRE-y: ^ ^ ^ tlo n a liib ih ts^ ^ A m o n g o th e r- thithings, Ms. Hill contendedI theth Employment Security say it's 10 years down'n the line al the I Law that require:Ires employers to keep certirtain records violated her ver/m inimum .” IS HEREE TObA^ >o|3|oungers privilege againstist selMncriminatlon. She sasaid the records could be Gardner, now theie Idaho Falls C«US£ NO nsO PECR.E f’ClAX u s e d 08 e v id e n cce e sagainst her. district parole supervrvisor, said lost T h e S u p re m e! CcCourt called that A rgum ent"It " m is p la c e d .” month that In view of the spread of — — ------T h e ju s tlc e s -hh e e l ld th a t- M s r H illh a s c o n stitititutlonal protcct!orrassur'~‘^— >• -regional— correctioniinal -facilities - in g th e re c o rd s; COIc o u ld n 't b e u se d a g a in s t h e!r r in1 a c rim in a l m a tte r. She th ro u g lio u t th e W est in recent years. didn't prove she would-be subjected to "substantial and real now w o u ld b e a goo d tl:tim e to consider h a z a rd s " o f In crlnc rim in atio n b y k e e p in g th e rer e c c o rd s , th e y said. one for southeastern IdIdaho. He said a \ i l ^ privately runjall housiising between 100 IT* and 250 prisoners ocotild alleviate I H L a p w a i id istric t stann d s to lose overcrowding in the JcJails of the five ' \ I southeastern counties.>. \ 1 ' |1 I Inil* L I iilllI ll i |£ LAPWAI (AP)J») — The Lapwai School DistrictDi would lose nearly ‘‘He’s been down here he and we've 540,000 in fe d e ra l fu n d in g if a p ro p o sa l b y PresidentP r Reagan makes i( talked,’’ said Binghamm County Sheriff J[ , .; I .ji i I ll ------lnt4Hiext-yeap^«4)udgetr«iidSupeFlntendentsnt-RobeFt-Sobotta,------Koy Nelson. “He's evidently e\ got a — ~ " -The districtI wwould lose Its attendancenee officer, a teacher of group of people whc'ho have some re'iti^ial coursess e s a n d th re e a id e s, S o b o ttaI s ai id . T h e c O ts w ould m e a n money who are thinkir(Ing about doing • d is c o n tin u in g aa nni u m b e r of s e rv ic e p ro g raims m : for the district's Indian ------'~ C u d e h ts ,S 6 b oI Ita ta s a ld ,------iUs.a.bHslness typeotlif,thing."___ ^______Although the discussission comes as . The cut wouldlid affect nearly all of the 33133 Indian students in (he Pennsylvania buslnes;issmen prepare 3ch ond of tho sofa andd lovosootIc rocllnos for youour comfort. Contom porar district, either’ directlydii or Indirectly, SobottlOtta s a id . T h e re a re 45 .stu- oxtra doop cushl

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. PAlPALAUIJDIENCE Talk to a grgrowing rtiark'et of 2323,000 Times-News readers re with 'your ad'dverlising S e n d th if c o u p o nn tito d a y fo r your m e s s a g e irx,,th':he Times-News Lawr/vn and Garden“Sectioilion. Call us tt^day andid reserv e ___ ------;— :77Tr-yoBf-spacerPh^ qr9.(208) 73?-093J-U ______...... !-Ro«_Xa»l*f AfOflaor(l_ .. -- I St. Bornofd Roctory 1 - I SG4 WoBt Soxlon Slrootraot -----:— 1933) , eiackfooi. Idoho 6322 ■ ] I t5o3f Famor; 1 ,| Pioaso.sond you' Drocr■ochuto lo I I Namo ...... 1 _____ i.A dcItess...... ------\SHX-______A-8 fim e a-N o w g , Twin) Falia,Fo Idaho Friday. April1112.1985 i: " tliey l»/e “ SixGjoodingjjuniors choseni ffor Boyss State _ G O O D I N G - s i x GlGooding Higli School Juniors3rs varsity wrestling arand was football team1 s u m m e r . H e Is e m p lo y'c ed d ia t Uie G o o d in g C in em a . have been chosen dellelegales to Boys State June'ne manager. Ills conlriilributlng sponsor is the; R ig g in s, 16, Is sp o n so»rcd rs by Gooding Lumber, »-l5at Holse. Gooding Optimist Club.ub. Thomas Ilellcopter. Inc.,.ic.. J e o n C liffo rd a n d U in Jc - m 'im bere of Post No. 3030..1 The son of Edward and^ T h e y {irc B en B e ckk, , J a m e s C orio, J a s o n D ainUS, s, D a in s , i<-, who.se pa rer e n ts a r c G e o rg e a n d M ar- In-lawss make ccouple Dean Molzger, Paul R Constance Jones, Rigginsgins was sophomore class : Riggins and Swen Swenson,Jn. sha Caines, has been1 activeac in Boy Scouts, plays I v ic e p r e s id e n t a n d is aUl n EEagle ScouL He belongs-- The boys were selectfcted by'Gooding R o ta ry Club. Swenson, 16/ son ofif Si S e v e rt S w e n so n J r ., is ; ■ H eck, 1C. so n o f l/Ixuise j Beisner, is an Eagle DEAR ABBY; ConccrceminR “Hcart» ■_ M o iz n o r. 17. son ofif rP la n o M p l/p p r wn«; n in -:— iunlor-class.pccsidffnt..pai iscoul unu nas receceivetl stale champlohsliTp broken Parents”" whoIioT)Tarnnnctr“ i2 ^ ^ H ^ "P ner-up for the 1985 stallitale basketball team, plays: play, varsity basketball-ailMndHe'^alM WM i . honora in football. ______ilaufttiterrin-lnw^for “sU:‘stcaline!Lthclr. 1 ^ ^ ^t ^ Abigail . In Uie hlgli.school bancand and pep band and par*■ freshman class secretar>tary and Is sponsored by , (;orlt), IG. so n o f Bevev Sides, has participated In so n f ro m th e m , th a n kc you.yc Abby. for ^jp VanBuren - in liclpated In Ihe state! juniorJui golf tournament lasl Uic Gooding Chamber of CCommerce. ______: sayJng Iho daughter-ln*lrn-law may have W X ? ' . r--rr:--^;g«iaiaatusban(i.nd. but the final ” Dear Abby c h o ic e w a s U ieir so n ’s. We live only a few hoihours from my ' In-laws, but we visit lessles‘ and less as ------eji'CTi'yeariJirsBesTTwouiflmitrcnjoyiniicc— DEAR-Al•'ABBY:~May-l-say"a^vord~ relaxing’ visit at theirIr home,I but It alwut thele "Heartbroken Parents” n e v e r h a p p e n s . P lo a seJ lelel l m e sp e a k to w ho b la mne e Ihelr daugliter-in-law forr th e m th ro u g ii you, A bby:ijy: "stealing” IIhelr son from them? You turn every visitit Intoli a golden I’m a daulaugliter-ln-lnw, too, and If it opportunity to ImposeJ youryi religious weren’t foror me, my In-laws would see a n d p o litic a l b e liefs onJUS, u s T h e y 're not a lot le s s ofUieirson.o f I “discussions": they’rere lectures on I’m thee oneo who reminds my hus-: , why your Iwliefs are rigJilrip and purs band lo cal:all his mother. I'm the onee a r e w ro n g . , w ho k e e p}s s track of the birUidays tnn Your son and 1 are forcedfon to watch his family.y. I’m1 the ono who writes the Uie p a in fu lly obvious ^a^favoritism you letters, buyluys the cards and gifts forr show toward your olhe:lh e r g ra n d c h il- M o th e r’s Day D; and Father’s Day. andd dren who live In youi'our town and puls the peipen in Ihelr son’s hand to gel s thereforeseeyouinoreofe o fte n .------him-tosigngn Uie card. And I'll »>et I’m We are subjected" to your entire not all thati t ui n u s u a l. ' - _____schcdulcrrof— tclcvlslpnifon—procrnms— No-nnmtm c-orrjow n—plcnsc.— because-you-think-yours-ire-are-tlie-only—moUjcr-in-l;ii-law—Uiinks—her—son—is— -abbroprJat&ai'oicea ______. ptiriuci------we, who are neaillHiilHiUnded non------■'--- - - A N ON Y M O U S WJI-’K s - smokers, are subjectedted to a thick cloud of cigarette smokeloke during tho DEARAEABBY: In oneof your recent e n tir e v isit. columns, youyo advised a lady to check i In short. 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--B ankerdisputi t e d —— ...... ia^eh-i ^ a le si^ lu nI S ® — -V id e?o francchises— ; B y M A R T IN C R U TSINSINGKR: ■ Retail SalSale's course' of the et“onomyy i:in the'first half of this Tbe Associated Press» ■ In BAons CXI DoiD otvt y e a r ." UAtONAllt AQAI •laslnowski said econoinomlc growUi for.all of - gainced with1 loans WASHINGTON - I - Retnll sales plunged. 1.91.9 ■ ' "■■■;■ r —^ ------lo is could-bo-signifioanll;nlly-lowcr than the 4 per- • B 7- p c rc e n l-iri M a rc li, tliele stes e p e st d ro p in m o re th aim n cent the Reagan adminnlnistratlon is cx|Kcting B01SI-: (Af) - umi!ms deseribe. hehi said, and an average »» ^ that sales, afler adjusijusting for seasonal factors, HLmt .ill helpe> -I /»//f|| llll rate the economy turned:d iin during Ihe firsl three regional manager for.tluih e Sllll l>:ike n ia . Id ah o0 Ihas about .T? Adven- • =’ perccnt drop in aulo3 sales,sa and sm aller declines months of the year cou:ouId double during the ('ity-i)ase{l Advenlurelaland, which turcland franc•anchlscs. Day .said, t ■' at furniture stores, deparlmentde; stores, grocery“ /-///ll \\\\S' A pril-June (luarter and couldco hil .'> pcrcent in Ihe operates 'JSO video storesNS nationwide. 4ic said he did< not know how many i stores and restaurants.Its. third quarter. lakes issue wilh .somele of Moore franchises iMuglitl»i by Idaho investors Cliairman J-Yed C. I ictMl through_Loan.s_by th e ______However. Bomc ananalysts said the March "1 think «f-!ire alwutIt lot' snap.out.of.this slow.. . H u m p h re y s’ w e re financtM: • decline overstated the■econ'bmy's the weaknesses, period.” he said- “Thisis is the end of the bad '■ ■slarem eiils,...... Idiilio Firstst ccredit officer, but said, !i * pointing lo a separateate report Thursday by theh e ------news, nol tliclieginning." lOarlier this week. Hum.mplireys said ’''Hie m ajoriljjrity of people 1 was aware- - \ l ■ nation’s m ajor retailclilers, who Iwasted of salesc s I______Robert Orlner. chiefr economiste at the Com- Moore Financial Group wrotew off of were workirrklng witli him." -,p • AP 0.«.hc b, CKrfl. he referred some people lo __ IJ - galns-ln March over;r tlthe same period one year __-HKTce_IH‘partjn(;nl._saidaid_be_doubtcd-that-lhu-. ____ - inillion in loans - -j^omc^ofof w h ic h w e re H e s a id h e j - »-"ago.- ^ ■ • tomatic of any rebirth in consumer demand Jusi M a rc h s a lc s 's lu m p vvaS'5is~slgna11ng~a~permanenr' - '- ir fiu d u le iit— (lu rin g th e firstfi: nKuinur-s!•-K})Pndlnf;— ^ m e-of-tbt^ - ram c— frdm-ln>;-;inri-otherhen<-took-lhelr-o\vrHniHfl- ^ c c l t h a t tho-catogorjrwir\viiiciriii'ciu(it3"d(ityai“inidiir im ~ falliiig .lliroLigir the Ooorool?sau!^dTO Sh!r;i^^ (Iriv in g f o rc e s oftlu-sM-'ecovco’v e ry . substantial. — 'fraudiilcilc n t Tind live-.— A lolit of pe o p le w en t to h im b e ------—• ; t.tui n c iijoy c ci n O.gS-perottil-saUfH-gttin-over-a- p -a— ew!H).nlKUat-aasc_EciJ-I:ifl In .vip. _ unautliori/ed extensionss o( f crecginning to hold back on This decline in aulo.sale:lies was Ihc firsl in seven Day said he is not sure niliarity with video stores, J overstatwl the slrengi}ngth of consumer demandlid spending primarily becaecause income gains are m o n lh s , b u l e v e n w ilh Hitthe drop, car .sales were phreys ine;ins by frauduk.ilent ami why fleer’s familia Moore was writing offtf the loans. He .said thele Kloan officer had cxpcrl- • and made the Marchh declinedi worse than it reallyIly .slowing down and consulisunier confidence is sub- 10.2 percent alwve Iheirr levelk in March mill. In- u'fi/ch u'ere aulhorizwJI Hi it.s- .sub- ence le/jdiHgijjg to oDjcr video store.'? I w a s. d tie d ." lie s a id . “ T h e lUjmagniturie of tlie i\farch dustry i analysts said the>ley expecled the sirong ional Bank. when he work'orkeil for another bank on I “The big Februaryiry number was not syinp-p- decline, raises troublinging (jueslions ai)out Ihe .sales ; gains of recent monllMlhs to c o n tin u e. siiliary. Idaho First Natloi "I am nol aware of an}iny sto r e th a t th e W est C oasto ast. cannot repay Iheir loans." he said. "I The Idaho10 F First officer offered Iwt- • J • J don'l underslanil it. Not)t any of the ler inlereslt rarates. Day said, allhoujyi -^-Easterr-buy^in^ slores l l^ow ot are gOllTRITjrlrcltyTipTJi— h c - c o iild -nnot- o t- pinpolnt-cxiictly-hmv inlo default ... 1 am very vc comfor- much better,■r. ; ByTheAssociateilPre?•ress ro.se 7.2 percent. Federal.‘rated Deparlment Stores Cincinnati-based FederaeraleU said March sales ta b le the.se lo a n s w ill b e ppa a id .” l)lly-^^B}f{-b:ri-bank auditors talked to -__lji(i.,-fourll»4acficsU-sajd.ijdjales-jumped-LULper: ____l,^L-iJ...LS}Lt7-7l m illi,m ;nhLSl_g7r.1 D .m illinn l.'n,- _ 'nii-J Dayton lludsudson Corp. posteKtep.------p(M'l-Of-thO ' fiM(»-WWlfe-}H»P}H.Hig Kho p p or ——l<>-S72i>.‘t-iniltion-t*t>nipHi4> I _ Iti n g rr *'inp iii\'iHl a t th o S e p a ra te ly , th e Commerce ( Departmentnt Interest in Master buying•ing. said William-Howell. N I in e -w e e k s a le s ro.se 17.7\7 perceni lo S1.2-billioii--- said', "iiie Boise-base(i~.M(Mot)re Finan- reported that retailll ssa le s -fe ll 1.9 p e rc e n t in chairman of Penney’s bboa o a rd . |f ro m S I.02 billion. T ho con"ompany is ba.scd in Min­ cial (jrotip is the parentI icompany of K iilE M A ; March, for the biggej’gest decline in more than:in iOach o f th e r e ta ilers’ r s ’ four quarters includes n i e a p o lis . Id.-iho l''irst National Uanknk. se v e n y e a rs . two four-week periods■ andan one five-week ono. In I le r e -a re d e ta ils of o lh eer r relailer-s' reports: He said the loan officerer fiulhorized Na''«'yc'{?'coC iS'V oiS?.c'a;s; Although the compniipanles and the governmentnt addition, mosl of the companiesco operate on a • . The Monlgomery Ward an estim ated S:{ million Hith a t w as u se d rnutsday; _ ird unit of Mobil (?on>-. OpM Hloh Uw 8*m« Chfl. , seem lo be contradladlcting each other, their!ir fiscal year that begins in February.I jranked sixth andba.sedinCin C h ica g o , .said s a le s felt lo open franchises in .1Id ah o , Mill- BUQAfWWM-ii Tiparable. The Commercece In this latest month, i ; reports aren’t comp; ll. sales of apparel -- in- lo$r>or.,r) | m illio n fro m $ «»t-H t,l m illio n . ne-sola, Mississippi. Oreireuon. Mon- "'*?Tj 5*’'21.29 21.25 1.28 -.09 • Department, also inclmchides sales of autos and atal dudingholidayoulfits-; — were especially strong. • . F.W. Woolworth Co.. NoNo. H and based in New 21.40 21.45 21.40 1.45 -.09 N0« 2121.20- 21.25 21.20 1.24 -.08 ‘'S ■ g a so lin e s ta tio n s , gro<'rocery stores, and restau-lU- many retailers said, York, said its fivcMveek-sasales rose 7.2 percent lo 21.45 21.45 21.40 i:42 -.05 “ rants. In addition, the th department compareses {'hicago-based Searsrs said its March sales S-a'i.5 ; million from SWimilm illion. Ma" i sales wilh the previous)us month and seasonally ad-id- to ta le d S2.02.'i billio n com;omparedwithSl.a7l)i!lion . • i :j8 I ; o2 • May Deparlment Storeores Co.. No. 0. head- 1.46 -.02 ”/J : justs them, while the[he retailers compare llieir;ir a year earlier. For Ihe■le firsli nine weeks of-lhe-..(-(|uarlerei;!)iisiiiion:------Aluminurr • 49 60 eenis pgr poulouno. NY comex 8UOAR-v)onLD11 ■ \ I S e a rs . R o e b u c k &Si CCo., the largest retailer,;r. $;).;!« b illio n a y e a r ago.1. < »pol monll) clojnd Tun • Now York-based R.H. M jacy & C o.. N o. 10, sa id Coppot. 70S-74eontj a pounfl.U ■ " " | | : . 3 | . |.J5 3.U .,07 J reported Ihe smallestest gain, saying ils Marchch K mart. ba.sed in 'l‘ro>‘roy, Mich., said ils sales ■its\ sales rose l!.l percentint lo-S:ir.7 million from A ___ i;_salcs.eUcc(Liip-2^7.per.C'ercciil.over.a-year-ago.-Mon-in-— la sl-m o n th -to tu le d -S l-:W;l.0ti~billion-;igiiin8t-$l,(i4— < ^— - — w g ‘^ ? m r ^ 6ii7ia ------Co. was the only leading[)g b illio n . F o r th e y e a r .so^0 faf r. s a le s ro s e 17.-I per- 2inc •45-47c«ni3a pound, deiiaett ^ ------^ ^ tgomery Ward & Co, Last week. No. 7 Wal-M;M arl Stores Inc. said its rm -16 0344 Muiaij WaeK eompoii05*0 IB ___ y r o la i lc r to p o st a dccllm■line, a sllg lit 3,7 pcrccii(,tay-, Kj'— ------Oauyquoi8j'^_ i B ut N o. 2 K m a rl Torj). L'o said Its sales spiirledi?n------r i'iiiii.'y . ln.Mdi|Utii'terred i e e -in-.N'ew Y o rk , -Tw . le.i fo r Bln re ?i'>nK»twnw> ,lv ------p.l Juj ______^^5.55_ 5.57 8 53 8.57 4.08 re five-week sales came 10lo SI.Ofi billion c o m p a re d i mofMh cioipil Wod pan ml 89.417. up 537. 19.a percent. Sales at KI marl stores open more m ore m odest 111 percent,I. thet ncntonville. Ark.- 5il>ui • S0.715 pet ounoo Hjndy &iMa.man, f P.cvd.y'.opan i lh a n a y e a r ro se a m o re m o d e st 10.5 p e rc e n t. ' wilhSOilO million. For theIhe year-to-dale. sales rose [based companv.said. Wal/a l- M a r l .sai0 eoi poi liOy ownco,, NNY Comci spoi monlh ciQsnd Wed ' J.C. Penney Co.. rarranked Ihird. said ils salese s r>.!) p e rc e n t 'lo SI .7.'i bill ionfromSI.Gfibillion-ion 7678 10 No- J Pialinum • 1273 00-1277 00 oomrimesiic morcnani Itoyouncf, N y • NI-:W YOHORK (AP) -V Stock prices cc h a n g e r e a c h e d lim,;«) m.illlon ill shares, in stride International Jiusine.ss NEW YORK< lAPi-Sales. lAF 4 p.m. ptica tno nai ho -second straight session a cnange oi meu 15 mojii acllva Ne«/o»k Sloek E.. ^ rose .for tho a g a in s t KHf.iri m illio n H ied;day l)efore. Machines' report n of an m perceniIl cnanqo issues,s,.tad,«onallonal|^^mor«.h.nl,. irai as intere.>;i.rates tum bled in In the credit m arkets, Intinterest rates decline in firtlirst-quarter earnings. OankAmoi • “■tlitrcrcflltTiinmnrk-ctsr- - • oon siiort-lcrm Treasury bilbills dropped Arnot I4T______—ifS teefcs gain< S - UnlfoyJl------■;:------— { nuled lhal IBM had given 1.323.200 47H * H 10 lo 2 0 b a s is p o in ts , o r InniiiiKlredthsof Analysis m !■ NEW VORK lAPl - Fmjl Do—. Unocal ,v Jo n e s a v e r a g e of ;«) in- ;i !, percentage point,'Pric(k-cs ol liini;. ni.lire.sevcniL'ral w e e k s a g o th a l it w ould" loi Inutsday, Ani 11 ■«.Jonos aioiaooj lOM • C-* o o t. dustrlals. up <. STOCKS Open Hl^h lo»Cloa« Nwsiind s as inte up alwul li points at its best term goveniineni bonds, w ;)wn (luarler. bul slill ex­ wlik'h move- 1'“''“ “ • I le v e l o f th eJ s(se.ssion. closed wilh a :{,7f> j, 1J83 89. 3 75 Cloll'l'oC M S ’* in th e o p p o site d ire c tio n frcIrom liilc r e s l l«'>--li.’il .'i good IJ» showing for the full" i! iSr “fis 'ili.92 78 59B 85. 5 54 0uPonl (^l.GD. 'I'he averagiix-Iimbed r a le s , c lim b e d m o re th;ilian Sill for ^ s u 514 08 518 37 51154 70 155 72* 0 B2 Oa^lntTijy I rates tunm ble onWedne.sday. 7 .11 26 514 87. 2 58 Amhospil 796.700 3 everySl,0(H) in face value.:. 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S t e a d y c l i m b Il19 00.inil5alie00 Fob Ouolilioni iitpri?5rni—olfl'llfi’ilngs ot irnoitino Apr 6810 88 15 68.10 69 15 “ ■’.’ itin—.Uiun.-Og*!-.*.-----tol iJtoAlor; 11,753 Pi<’. laliii 17,435 i f u i P'ICBS am giion aaity oy nsngon'^ OirjA011)01 As5ociation-t'nc“ ^(!tcf^ro'n j j ^ , ^ n i n , 61.839,01.992 Wagic Idaf'Q bran lai and Moiaoplf"cnaigni ^f>°ncBV,'aio FEe'S er C^A' ^ E i _ i n U . S . oo i l I cces Mapi MB: Soli^hilc njiO Api - y s s ------Rfl •thfljl, *pi?l (Ioiivpr,.''4 03. I 0 B* m"!!'! May m g s ppccial c c low prices on vac- - s e e n d e m a n dI : Grain CO s ' Gi>odino nualnd sotl nrnti M 42 69 47 M.95 M 95 - ^ cinatlonsons. If your dog or cat is * . whoal, Aptdtpnl doli.ory. al 3 43. o,ik no - I'oatio Farm Ou'<-Ju iff 49 - 07 «9 30 46^39 48 23 49*09 49 ”3 in V ... .only $4,00 !i As a result, the Du iill o'ain lopo'l Ttiu'sday: Serrano'vTi^ 'm Vo«* top"ng^r^‘j.oMSo 7 row i'l )u Ponl 'Ci). .sull- ELLO - Whllo .Ko4l 3 43 Wo«ftI 2l.J. 1,070 60 nnad. top JO SDimgi 48 5 3 4 9 5 3 48 1 0 4 9 23 - } .‘.'6 in 1 " ...... on ly $ 6 ,0 0 -* . sidiary said that U.S.S. d (Ic p cn iltn ce on ,V.*.9i (sleadfl. 13 notconi spimo J *e hcjO. top 40a.niagtt l.OOOOOno ______Cai-aaisaIel7.D09 Pio. li1O36.031 ■/ iaofiicfinL«mia(a..«iupJi______»j^j*i>lJ4,*S4,«,pii------forelgiroll will-jumpJ fn froin 2g i>cfcenl ogi/^ nI —- wniin •tne«l 3 63 lateadyi, •pjtiev l“ iinnD^n8'“ ti'nmnf Prontlay^ idyl, 13 peieent jpting. 3 91 laieaJyi. lb PORK OELU fe" wiii 'n o f b e u n d e rso ld . ~ o f d e m a n d in IDiM to 43 p e rc e n t a t th e po” im“ fnk • iiaugntnr neiiorj no » .000lba.;c .inlct3 4$IJto»fl»l . ‘" 'S '“Ef.'lohm, no , . 0,.B50 • lOa 6500; tooflnr May '■■“ '’“ 'S 'm M 30 87 M 8797 , 'Q guarantee it'. C o rh e in turn of the century. IirImports are ex- ,1 quote; tnednr vSIobu rKWSO 7 00 (Tio»T i'“ 13''**e ’l” a t\\ noitoise5o-7MiBjeooo Aug 67 35 87 45 ^ 58 ', I ' DW, These special prices pccted to average 7.5.5 n m illion b a rre ls ioo«n ii; 10pePC«niVfnioi3io o j^Wownl)’*’''"'’ * 72 30 72 65 72 19 72 97 * , - wmte <.H0Jt 5 58 lslo>0»). PatlayIiinv Li.oslock auction - Idano'0 Lirojiock Commii. Fob 30d Thursday and Friday i a day Jn the year 2000Wcomparwlwith c j 4'o‘wioWIlly), LA Bailey. 6 20-6 25 IstoaOy to S ,1 1 sion al Idaho Fam Wmfnoscljhna.y laincler sleui] May ' 72 75 : 4 ,5 m illio n b a r r e l s in ids1984,its.ilil. 'o>«o ‘ moicial CO-a 36 00-42.00. hn . • 72 63 aly._ApfHl-+i-and-1 2 r V l s i r ------m nTLj< rm iinht W«-9S>'P*w»-iat*»4^32------—- ''P ast oil supply disnisruptions, which poiulancikNO lAPi— Mornino l>end> lor grama jieois 70 00-77 00. Moljtom Ti ty'sopeninl 12.094,up238 jr Pet Complex facilities k >1 Poiliand Thursdar 'or current anip.,„i. 52 00. Itolsloin jpiinoor hoilBii resulted In si^lflcaiIca n tly red u c ed i;;;''!;® ,;ttlit, 1UuCK or paijA^per Busnsl: »*49 cil'l'r'oo. laMamOj P'®'*’*'' r this special offer. You ? 20 1070 00, baoy flair, cal.osClal 4' Dulls 40 00.49 00, economic activity-andmd employment. N® ]’“ni'i"I 61.00.43 00: utlllly commnicia Id your pet will be glad D hna.y Inedoi nnifeis 57 00-1 . h u v e , o c c u r re d wlw hen im p o rt No:in»rd"lro”ioa*wtn!er’'n8iiJ9fl tinilnrs 60 01X 2 00;- Jtocner )u d id, ; dependency was high, igh," the study pohtlanc»ND lAP) - Oida al 1:30 pm MSTuUr-«»tf«ii-e- foi Qia>n 'ooli.'ai^a'~lo*ChiCBBo''Q do a Infiom ' A Now Conceptp l in Tolnl Pot C nrc" • I OMAHA, NeB |AP|IIJ5DA|aday: U5DA reprniprnaeni Bids liom .teiminai oievaio our vulnerability to futifuture oil supply stoCK Mi'trelduetations Thurad rs. mitts and meichandiieis after 1 Hops: 3000. birioos and giKS gn laiiiy aeiKO ang piocoasors. 8 6 8 G reenn Acres Drive \ i n te i'r u p li o n s /’, ___, 2'eiiow'’eo'« 9 73i, ^reitowcorneoo------.. .■ aleadV. ..instances 2&.S0 lo> '*‘'‘™"wed. Tue. . .. .^woiniiia o.ai-JiO.IBs..demand "Soft -neit 3B1W 3 92';------— — ------—"Tw in F alls ^ ------C ru d o d l l ' p rfc es aare re expected to a,r4.W...... 2a0jba-42J0.43 no Yellow soybeans 9 03^. 6 06V> Mom Brly '-.1 ' ' Ykma----J.Oi iJust Wosf OlfDif Bluo la frc s N) erode gradually In •Uie'Uh near term. Vhtrtf^»inarimerwhMl .y®';s“ J YellowJ: Corn 2 90V^p 2 90^i )roieln3.94 TOt-er>owOft-alaai4,oj___ NO 2_YfYrllow Com 2 62’'ie 2 621. level out and increa:•ease somewhat ptamairoton ows opened steady 10 p-prbcosscrssoibids ------^------, J 7 ^ 41 - - 2 7 M - - - — ------f a s t e r tlia n in fla tio n In nftlferi to lesi me maiket, cows ^utility and commer. n.lniminal'nai ete.ator bids I in U.C 1990s. It ;eln4:o2 weak, cisaing aletdy: coos i I Quoted Opon 7 QjiysOi ^ tVQO>< , ^ s a id , 12pclpiotein Cial3^ 50-43 OO.cutter 39.50-38 2: - noclpioiein: s i j ! sneop:None. r-io.ised F riday, Apftprll 12,1985 Tlm os-N owt's, s, ^Twin Falls, Idaho A-11

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= NESRESBUITERSIRSCOTCH C H IPS...... 1 212oz^2’" *11 ” # CHICKEN OF0 THE SEA TUNA— ...... B.5 0 Z . 9 3F ' 85‘i .5 $gA5 S:: ; NESRES CHOCOLALATE QUICK...... 2,2lh. S 3 ” 2 * ’ LUVS OIAPIIPERS MEDIUM...... 48 cl. *9'*® .9 $03B i l ___ : HERSHEY CHOCOL/IILATE SYRUP . . . . . _...... J16 6 oz. _ 9 9 '- - 9 : i LUVS DIAPIIPERS SMALL...... ^:.-1B C lr-S3‘’ ""SCHimNQSBLACI'm w E R . ....;...... : 44 ‘ 0Z. 9 i GERBER STSTRAINED BABY FOOD.a ...... 4. . 5 o z . 2 7 ''' 25'i ~ ______q - -LCRISCdSHORTENIfHING-.--...... 3 Ih. ^2°^ ^32 “ S -GEflBER-lUllUNIORJABY-fOOO-^ ^rrrrm il^T^: s _ 3 5 « ^ — MINUTE RICE...... 1 41 4 o z . n1 = ’ GERBER JUIlUICES ...... 4.2 0Z. 2 7'' ' 24'I N m iH EESE...... r A% o z : - - 4 3 ‘ — ^ H H r-KRAFTtlQlQUIDItlOIHSlfiJRE^I KING...... ^ ...... B u z . 91^§--- 19 $|»5 . ! AMERICAN BEAUmITY EXTRA WIDE NOODLDLES...... 4 14 1 0 o z . * 32 ” r KRAFT MIR,IRACLEWHIP ...... ^ ...... 3 2 o z . ^9 ■ “$ |« ^ ' WHEATIES...... '.2424 oz. ^2"=* *21 ” ALBERTSO^DNSSALAO DRESSING...... 3 2 o z . . ^ 1 ” :9 $|7s : CHEERIOS...... 2 020 oz. ^ 2 '* ’ ^ 21 * = • BEST FOODIDS MAYONAISE...... 3 2 o z . 3 $|59 ■ GOLD MEDAL FLOUOUR...... 5.5lh. n ALBERTSOKONS MAYONAISE...... 3 2 o z .

E 5 PISQUICK” ^ 60-Tzf^2^^*=^22®^ "=KRflFFBBliiraucETiEGrzr: ...... 2 8 o z ;-

^BEnV CROCKER CAKEC, MIXES...... 1 8 V 4'/a oz. 9 9 ' ► 4 * :. HEINZ KET(TCHUP . . . . : ...... 1 4 o z . 8 6 'i' 79' I <7____ a ______- IFBEHY-CROCKER-Pi-PECANFROSTINGMIX-IX v : ; v 9.9l.90Zr-Sl^’— r^'S^HEINHEGGOKETCHUP=^=^??t ' g c . HAI IFV^ R; is $|i9 ______— ...... 1 2m i r - 5 7 ^ — 5 ^ JANOUET DILLS...... ______-2ZJ1Z.. M '*® 19 ,.$|T li IW H ITE SATIN SUG/IGAR ...... 11 0 0 1 b . * 3 J ® ‘ ' NALLEYS CUCUMBERCl CHIPS.... 40OZ. -S-1”

° FOLGERS INSTANTIT COFFEE CRYSTALS...... 8oz. *3” *3 J ” ;■ NALLEYS BANQUETBi RELISH...... 1 2 o z . , 8 9'' ' 7,1' I 5 $ | 7 6 , FOLGERS COFFEE,E...... :...... '....33 1 b ; * 7 LOB CABINN SYRUP ...... 24 oz. ®2^® 6 $ 0 8 7 ; - i ; KAL KAN CAT FOOLlo r? : ...... 1l3oz. 3 6 2 ' 51 1 8 * : JIFFPEANUllUT BUnER...... _ ..4 0 o z . S 3 ’ 4

tU in L E FRISKIES OCEAN01 FISH...... 171b. ^5” *4 i “ F DEL MONTE[E FRUIT COCKTAIL ...... 1 7 o z . 7 5 ' 6 6 ' ^

iN lP O DOG FOOD...... ; ...... 1 414 oz. 4 7 ' 41 1 2 ' OEL MONTEfE TIDBIT PINEAPPLE., ...15V4 0Z. 6 9" ' 6 3 ' * ^ ' 9 $ | T6 S ...... _ " 'JEEJAEKINS,™...... 3 E 0EO c t . M 3 -RealemoniM LEMON. JUICE...... :..:.;;24oz_*i^ii 3 s n p a - | :------i^CHARMIN...... 4r4roll M "’ n ^ TREqOPAFAPPLE JU ICE...... 6pk. 9- $ I T9 i|JANETLEE SLICEDD IGREEN BEANS ...... :;v..."iBIBoz. i 4 9 ' 4 ! 1 5 ' WELCH GRARAPE JUICE...... 4 0 o z . M ® ’

. J I jamileejhoiijE.CORN,:______...... I7 .0 Z . 4 5 ' - . 4 11 1 ' „ -GAT0RADEJEiRUIL£UNCH.l.______.32jiz_i-l-91.1 ^ 9 4 ^

6 $ 2 0 4 , i " ilGREEN GIANT SLICIICED MUSHROOMST.T. . 5 o z . I “ OCEAN SPRi'RAY CRANAPPLE JUICECE...... 4 8 o z . « 2 ' ‘ 'o ijLACHOYBIPACKIK CHICKEN ...... 4 212 1 o z . * 2 I ” L V8JUICE...... 48oz, 9 3 '' 8 6 ' i

SRDSARITA REFRIEDED BEANS...... 1 7 1 17 oz. 7 5 ' 6 1 i 8 ' DEL MONTEfE CUT GREEN BEANS ...... IBoz. 5 3 ' 47' 9 $2^5 : ‘ lA VICTORIA SALSiLSARANCHERA ZZZ...... ZZ]2\iozT ^p^^ $11 “ DOWNY FABHBRIC SOFTENER ...... B 4 0 Z . * 2 ”

= JANET LEE PORK & BEANS-. l O o z . 7 6 ' 7 4 O * ” CLORDX . . G a l . ^..99' r 9 $|41 - UNDERWOOD DEVILfILEOHAM...... 4 . 5. 5 1 o z . 9 1' 1 ' ~ FORMULA 441 0 9 ...... 2 2 o z . M ® ’

- “ TTAMPBEtnHICKEI(ENNOODLrSDUP— ...... , ...... 1 0 % 1 i n r - 3 5 ^ — 3 ^3*---bolo7:::t — 4Jozr-*2"'^-3—^2^'" — ' 3 $358 i CUP/NOODLE CHICKCKEN ...... '..... 2 %4oz. I 63' 51 8 ' S TIDE...... B 4 0 Z . * 3 « " 5 $2«3 ■ HEREFORD CORNEDED BEEF ...... 1 2 2 ( o z . * 1 I ^ “ CASCADERIREG...... 50 oz. S2^=

LIBBY VIENNA SAU!lUSAGE...... 55 ( 0 Z . - 6 7 ' 5 ?9 ' i; CIGARETTESES.;:- ...... R e g . . J 9 “ ’ ’ ? 8 ® * ' 5 ; $ 9 0 9 GORTONS CHOPPEDEO CLAMS...._ ...... 6 i5 ( o z . 8 9 ' 7 CO * ' CIGARETTESK ...... , 1 0 f l ’s . ^ _ 9 ^ ®

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A-12 T Im es-N ew a. TwiTwIn'Foira, Idaho Friday..April Ap 12,1985 7est , Preser;nce of pi►ublic at y __ mine lihearingsdebated . . SALT LAKR CITYrV (A P)-Afcder- Press.s. said‘ Thursday lie will ask_U.OLS ______aljudgewlll hearurgu rg u m e n ls to d a y on- D Is lrlcicl t Judge David K. Windere r to ...... whether the publicc stshould Iw allowed modifyify a previous order upliotdinging a • • • ..to hear Icstlmopy> frofr m R o v c m m e n f b a n om n public{ access to the hearings,Igs. ------( 5 j Z', mine inspectors wherlien hearings bn lhe Goveivernm enl employees were sinfjingl- ^3 W IlbergM ine fire rc;resume next week ud outIt becausc "they have-a pubi■ubil,c in P ric e . d u ly to perform, and their perfoirfor- The/edcralM JneSieSafely anclIIealUi._mance:e of> that duty should be publiJblic. Aclmlnlstralion hasIS aannounced-it will particulcularly where tlie invostlBaticalio n resum e lls closcd-dci-door iie a rin g s on m ig h tI lead l( lo information alKiut thetheir '4 lhe Dcc. 19 fire Inn \>wiilch 27 miners notJiavia v in g fu lfille d tJieir d u ty .” perlsfied. Invcstlgalgators quoslioned TheL‘ original' hearings l>egann ini somo (J5 witnesses; duduring flvc^^weeks Price• ono Jan. 21. bul were liaittulted of previous hearinfisifjs that concludrfd when. WinderV granted a letnporatirary last monlh. re s t raainlng in order lo news organizjniza* f e Most ot the two doidozen witnesses in tions.. HII o w e v e r, W in d er m odifiedJ thetli i: the new round of Inlciiiterviews arc to t)c order• severals. times and ultimalelalely Inspectors from MSIIISIIA, ttie Utah In- alloweded MSIIA lo bar tiie public■ andan g i . ' dustrial Commission;on and Kmery M in-. j)ross. ing Corp., the mine’:ne’s operator, and • t)urlning the earlier hearings, the th ■ i V ^ ' safely commitleemennen from the Unit* u m W‘ requestedr that MSIIA inspe.Foi 2T> o f l.!W c e n ts p e r kilowiwalt a T r ^ Andrus, a formerL'r :Idalio governor hour, effectiveefi unlll July I. n r ^ w ho se rv e d a s in te rioi o r s e c re ta r y tro n i T h: e n ii o r m a l in d u stria l r a te is. 2.r>ii 2..' 1977-JJl, to ld n o ta ry Club mcint)ers cents.. The T BPA. wtiieh must establisbllsh Wednesday tiiat NorNorthwest lenders a long-lig-term rale schedule by Julylly I, stiouid change theirr inindustrfat energy (las projreposed severat options (fia(( arear policies to supiwrlI ssuch traditional huingsli.s tu d ie d . in d u s trie s a s alu m inn u u tm . A nirus d ru said lie does nol favorr cutci Smelters deserve'e 1long-term elec- rates for. f< all induslrial electricll•icily ...... ■trlcity rales tiiat woui-ould stabilize both users.■ lie I said that •would forcec iiin- -...... — ______^ —;------n ie " c o n > |n m igK~ ;itm I rates for residenlial u.sers. < 9 ^ ■ ' j t m economy, said AnAndnis. now a q ,i theUh other hand, he said, all rate-ales spokesman for lliehe aluminum-in- would1 clclim b if.tiieatuminum smelteriters ______- tiu s tc y ------______d o s c d') -1 - n f h i]’*'_p ro d u cldiO io ll— _____;------Tiie iJonneville P^pwcroh AdminiHtra- costs. Plane n;larrowly avLvoids crash ...... SAN DIEGO j:APJPJ -- A Western City wawas at)out three miles easlsl of( A irlin e s 711 approactiiidling San Diego's Lindherle rg h fie ld w h en th e pilot sa wv ltielli Llndtiergli Field on Thursday smallerer plane and" leveled oul hiss de-df _____;___ maneuvered to avoidold a twin-eiigine seent toto avoid the plane, Ms. Dozicozier , craft that apparentlyly ccame within saiil. fcet,offlclalssald. -M bh The incident was nonot reported as a "it wasw; not.what I would call ler- tei near-colllslon by thehe Western pilot, rihly clclose, bul lhe smaller planilane but the sm aller craftift fflew In the path shouldil noln have been in tliat area,.'fhe 'fh / j ^ m of tiie Westernn jet, airline small aircraftal was nol in contact wilhwil spokeswoman Lindala l)o-/.ier said in the rad:Ildar lower." said Uuck .lone;ines, ---- - ' -'a tu^Uian ani:^lrp«r-u:mana«cicat:4.iHi.i n a ------Western I'ligiit ISIf) froI m S a lt I.a k e b o rg liI I'lF ie ld .

\ . ______i t e Place you:u r a d t o d a y . . . sellS( it tom orrow ! S p n i W / h y w a i tt a w eek. It's easyly to, g et results. w - Simply-bri)ring--.your-_ad-.-in JJo_ihe_Tim es-—^ i & a rr - ■ News, pajay for it and receileive a couppn S l»pecta for a "Roy>yai T reat" of yourur choice from Parry's Dc)airy Q ueens in Tw T in Falls. If r ^ ' - ^ y ’s D a n you prefeier, just call youI ad in: 733- " ' y O u e e n s L 0 9 3 1 a n dj if you pay befprpre Wednes- j }J I # . > v v i n FFalls_____ n i ( q Li_day..M ay_'_1_st._J_985_(in_per stson).nypu'!l I still receivE/e your "R oyal Treee a t " . I r '.r j f ______------j — ^ /I 'I’uui dd Wrnitl run 7-days inI tiie t Times------/J News andid will also appeilear in the THREE U total markikel coverage Penrn n y S a v e r . ______MLGHTS M ...... A .lpjal of 338,ao,a.b.Q tr).^,._.„ ONLY! ■ •( J _ I d o n< i 1 N A F A R ^ r * Enjoy grea■eat country m usic withith- J s ______.llThe-Hapfappiest Girl in the-Wholl o l e USA" a s w e kick oJf ourou exciting spring lineie-up of top- nam e cour3untry slars. Call now/ fcfor reservations! DAYI r s m 9 U . AI R S ^ Z ------A P R IL rl^ ------Plus a FRIl E E “ R O Y A\L I T R E A T " from Parry's TW O COCOCKTAIL SHOWS r ' s ' ■ I $ 1 0 per)er p erson, includes 2I drinksc Dairy Quec; e n ! Y o u r choice c of B anana Split,it,, 8 pm Sh(Show — Seating from'7i ' 7 p m • m IOpm 11 pmI SIShow — Seating from Peanut Bus!ster Parfait, Brow nie D?lf l i g h t , D o u blie l e

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fMaig ic; V atile; ■ O bituaries/ho;ospitals B2 V ■ Sports B3-66 . . ______B g •j'O fTri r> 1 o ^ 1 f . t c l i. B e e t Q p ' By BOIi FREUND ' ' oth<•thor ond of uic line that U t they are being contactss Karen Williams, listed as the ow-rter prinle to 20 a day for several day.*lys this sumor affairs repr-epresentalive. Belly Zuck, - techniques of Far Weslesl Promolions, which monore colorful: “This pitch woul /ould nol meel our relailers,rs, who run businesses ranianging from week, said many callersrs haveh; lold her they Ihougiil I nowisoperatlngthrougJiLigliout the area, violate slaiila n d a rd s— not wllhin Ihcfdist^ llstance from here repair ououtrilstofasl-food restaurantants. The saless j approach apparently alsoso has th at Twin F alls mnorchants on are sponsoring the ij ‘ theldahoConsumerPrpt>roteclion Acl by failing tot:0 the sun and back,” he said. I, . TheoMjw ner.df Uie Bonanza Caslmsino in Reno, caught th ei liInterest of 'IVIn Falls Police, P coujwn book. Some ? to tel! who is scHIng andan( by misnaming the T h e sile m anager for F a r We; me also have complained of ' Wesl Promolions. which hashe tho last coupon in lhele book,i also Department,it, which\ has assigned a deleleclive higli-pressure tactlci:tlcs,shesaid. y product. Bre Jrenda I.^tvaho, said Wednesclesday the speech said hiss gambling house will delivillver the S92 toaskquestibrtions. State law also demandsder thal — before any . J The phone solicitors,>, whow u se a pre-w rltten ' iss p re p a re d by h e r headquarter rters in Butte. She worth of}f tokens; cash and free driririnks for the T he salesi pitch,pi which l^ilvaho suppll)lled lo products are menliicnlioned — thal lhe phoner I - speech, also do not dirccrcctly lell people on lhe saltaid she could nol respond dlrecllvdir until she length olof the co n tract (Dec, 31).I), despite a The Time.s-Nc •News and lhe chamlKr off com- • Sce(X>mOUPONSonPageB 2 ^ m G ia m g ^

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.. HAILEYY —• Wliat started oul as -----i^TIiC^-Gamcijpc_n f T 'l^'ln Fnlly,” nn'* evolvetl into inlc "The Game of Sun Valley,” ha:has now becomc a legal game wllh111 ithe Blaine Counly Pro- secular's offloffice as one of the players. ------Swjftt-»itt*Htm d^ IjOtw, {iii"4iiveyt4gfitor...... with the prosecutor’s pt office, con­ tacted Theic TTimes-News by telephone April 0 seekseeking information on the mmaUuvCurtisJolmsonrlho------in an O ctober interview with MBSBSa Times-N;s-News claim ed lo be presi- deni of lhe10 TwinT Falls Chapter of the V ietnam Vet'Veteransof America. ..Mvvi.^AvisoN In a lellerHer dated April 5, Johnson Nanny. left,:, uw a s t h e w e a k e s t o f t r i triplets born during a snowstormsn , and Veron►nlca, right, becam e heher adopted m other afiafter the ewe rejected1 Ih e r apologizedid tcto a num ber of Wood River — Valley mere % to pay tliem i ack the inveslm enl they - 1 _ L a mnb adopts L ab as m ottnPy* madele iiin his alwrlftd game. He , • also staleded tUiat, "1 did not misrepre- j • seni m y’ ofoffice as president of a f x aiogatndheirlam I a f t e?r r b ein g save;ed from dyiii r i Q ' ‘ veteran soorganlzallon,” rg ______1 - ^ — Sumo i'(JCTrGCipi(;nls 01 m e letter were unimpressetsseti.cneryi weicn, manager UJONES------Miriam-WatsorTtaid-thathat-harf-thp-dot?-nf)l—hnnnr troliliiei’l iniani, • veronicatea spend lols of lim e in lhec sunnyf lawn „f Chapterter One'Bookstore in Ket------—II'Ulllu to' m e rescue on a cold, old, storm y niglit two w anm n in g her and increasing circrirculatlon. behind1 llithe W atson home. T here is! a hole in the L-hum. saidaid Thursday she had gone weeks ago. Nanny would havhave died. Thehe two then curled up logelhcIher for (ho night p a stu re•e fifence, so when Nantiy want;nls lo m ingle g . . • TWIN F A L l^ • TThe re-enactmenl of a id given wrillen information 1 blanket in the utility room)in with the dog's w ith thehe lamI bs she can, h ut .so falr-1 most olhor i„ ||,o Blaint well-known nursery rtiymc rh, is going on al the' The lamb was one ofr irlplelsIr l»rn to a ‘‘ '• aine County Prosecutor’s Of- H am p sh ire ewe in the smallall Watson flock. She m ill substituting for the ewe'ive's. two weekeeks have been spent at thec :side of her „co allerr readingn the leller, "He’s Ron and MIrJam Walsalson home west, of Twin | •d m other. F alls. is a Hampshirc-Suffolk cros:ross and as a result, "Sl.She knew the baby lam b was.a-slnlroul.lcand ' told me all tthat stuff before.” Welch The nam es have beereen changed, but the story h e r baby coat Is alm ost ass blackbl as that of her needcded a m other. The (wo spent spi thal niglii The Iwolw< follow Watson around theth property saitlofJohm)hnson’s letter. . Is true. 'adopted.mother. The' lambslbs were born during sleepi;ping togelher, and theyy still? do every assheps •ps-on-Veronica^s— At-timics-thc^TOTidc-jn-thc-plckup' cs- iptnjcinvllh in Ketchum WaLson hom er il's ——Vcronlca--nad“a-Llttlc“ V —says-Uie-motlier-accepted- f L'd-Uic-two-strongcr— hack-k-nnd-walks-over-her-fls-l 9-iambs-rio-with—Iheirown iwnorwhcn-sho-Roo.'ron-shom! trrra n rts:------tclcpho^c-T^C'Thursday that'shehadflled ------la m b s but butted lhe little on lo „ informationion with the prosecutor, ad- Lamb, and everywlierhere llial Veronica went, e tlay a matt who saw my; i .slieep pons th e lam b w as sure loI foifollow." id,” W alson added, 1 al least four or five other "When we found hor, shele w as huddled up in- - beside• ourOU house knocked on my tlotloor am i saltl |,„sin essesl, Instead of a little giigirl, Veronica is a black teing foilollowe.1 by a ,,n ,secu loo r’sr's office was going lo press background of lier own. ow The lamb. Nanny, w hich is a pretly sure signI UialUi: death is close." so anind fed her- with a Imttle.. SiShe now drinks lamb." U " W atson say.s. . , a form al chach arg e against Johnson. Just follows Ihc dog evcry\vlywliere because she thinks W atson said she look the: Iamla: b into lhe house lamlb’s b' m ilk compound as herr ddiet and conies Watson son says there Is som e sortlolloBicor c ti.aislievvas.vas collcclihg information on ll’s her m olher. T hcdo|dog Is the m other by adop- and a had planned a warmI waterwj Irealmenl lo to thele door to announce meal limiime. Uie v ery 1 ------tl ry unusual com bination of aI lilamll will, a ,,|s aellvlllesIties and nothing more would ------Ito n r------:------Iry to save her. However,, theth dog stepped-in. - Wii'ilh Uie -warm weather,jr. Nanny and dog forr a molher, I • See«GAME on Pa g e B2 - -

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~~Rock C]^ ^ r e e k P aU i [ k g r c L n t ‘ I 2 b l l > D d b sa m u i b h o oO J A m a y i mi ] p r o v e g[ i r o u n d s ^' Dyslexi(ic children mr a y n e e d o u tsid e tuto:D ring, speak€t e r s a y s . TWIN FALLS - A 5105105,000 granl The granlani proposal was approved proposal from Twin Fallsills Counly for by the Slate Sli Parks Department, By DEANS. MILLER1 _ • list I.*onardo baV lnciwci w ere dyslexic, she says, ,to read more easily, WhtWhen Uie child’s learning ...... the expansion and Impniprovemcnl of which handindies federal Land. Water'I* 'Tlincs-Ncws writer In lhe schools. Swigeiger suftflesteil dyslexic stu- ___inalcrial.forces him to) locilook a l th(i words_it\_com;______Rock Creek Park was appipproved Wed- and Conservsrvalion funds, •V dents are better taughtIght in a classroom of otherr parison lo one another,r. Inhe learns faster, ^vjgor ------ncsdayrThc'proJectr'vhli it ph ase of lhe projecl will be1 TW IN “ F A L L S ”- ' "Pjfrenls” w ilir”'(lyslcxic*ic "H^lexic children byy IIniiiied teachers able lot> says. the conslrucllon of an amphilheateran ,{ children are beller offo tutoring each other's's take- a little extra lime. lii Training in the Sl- In the process o f , teachingte, pronunciation, and addlUon of II acres,. slShould beeln lhe 'donation of 11 acres of ISS lhe creek from the pres-.. children than their own,ow says Mary Swiger of ingerland method oft teachingte dyslexic studentss Sw iger says sho doas nollol iuse the sm all m arkings this summer. ch less than the cost of keep- Heider said. The Twin Fallsg Buhl, a retired tulor of)f dyslexic I students, co.sts aboul $-150. much I '• used in dictionaries lo.0 irindicate long and short Although Ibe total grar3-anl proposal ™ ' P??' J Children wllh dyslexexia, a perceplual disorderer ing students back forar a; year. Swiger says. Shee vowels. She calls Ihemn vi:visual ix)ilullon and says m u n ly actualv . C“” “ . has already been contacted ____ w as ab o u t Sia5,Q00..the jcou _ --U»at a ffects m ostly boy>ys,reverse^ind Bometimes-es— says-fls-many-aK-20-|)ei•|wroent-of-aU-ehl!dremna>— y— uicdy.';icxie:cinid'ha.‘renf■enouginro'UdlG'looklng-at ------• Iy will receive about $97,0J7,000 In lands ™ ™ ™ odonation; o ------— unty already has acquiredj invert letters ond wordirds when they are reading.g. be dyslexic, normal lellers withoutit llithe added c lu tte r of the i because ll was a matchingIng grant, said , r A sym ptom of dyslexia:1a may be a noticeable gapip "Every teacher buirlumps into a child like this m arkings, D arrell Holder, the TwinnFallsCounty F le oUier side of the creek for lent into the proposed park^ belween inlelllgcncearand reading ability. anti feels very sad shehe ot^rldges_ a s well _as_Lnnct_^------ulwve-^votage—inlellilligenc.e and are eagtyer properly and see themm ccorrectly. ______.- -an d serve as a model forUo r the resi of the area, money and labor lo thee construction.c scapin^for;or picnic sifes and sprinkler pupils: Ihey Jusl get tht;he 26 letters of the alphabeter ■ ■By drililng the din'hild to distinguish amongg At Uie Clover Luthenheran School- In Bulil, a of the present park, whicftiich is located sysjem sUhis ils summer, Hcidersaid. m ixed up, Swiger says.'S. similar words like saw;aw, w as. and s q w , the chiUld parents have organizedxl a group lo tutor dy.slexlc across from Magic Valleilley Regional • Work onn the aniphllhealcr shouldJ - Physicist Albert Ein:in sttin and R enaissance ar-ir- stops reversing and in^inverting w ords and Iwi^inss studenls.shesays. M edical CunlCF. b eg in n ex1 ly year. - • • r - ,

B-2Tlme3-New8.TwlnFtn Falls, Idaho Friday, April•1112,1985 1 - -- Chvil counrt——— illowing civil cases w ere fileciled Eldon and Erma JAnderson vs. reason off bnbreach of co h tra c to f $40,000 City ssurvey respomi ise stro Ik in Fifth District Courtt in ir McDonald Insurance iCo. Inc. and plus Interesl:rcst, for a money Judgment Tw in F aills: lls Berg Insurance, Inc. dba of $100,000,000 ccpresentlng punlUve • TWIN FALLS -- AAbout twice as and bad,'d ," F orrey said, flve-phaseproject. and Charles Paw son vs. KeniCent McE)onald-Bcrg-^lncIaliair; . - Danny damages,>, fo for an order granting the • • many clly residentsits as hoped for Of thele 2,0002 surveys m ailed, aboutll : The survey, which Is 'sevenS4 paO(!s 1 " asa Karren, anlndividua!;-!:-The Travelers plalnUff Imrimmediate possession of the . have com pleted oneand rcMned a 800 w ere:re returned by the April 3 long a n d Includes' 30 quesiKtlons asks KnlSSi!. TtThe plaintiff alleges lhat os t and. Indemnity Company oIf f. America, and Clark-Mlchiiichigan loader and John IcngUiy quesllonnainalre thal will be deadline.10. Since -then, about 70'0 randomly-«elccte(^.T7Bsfdi result o[f aan automobile accident anc ain^ohn-DOcsrl^VrThe-phplnlntiffaUegsJTr^re-ModeodeHBaO■ k)me^long--range“ trlckiedldin'iflterhesaid.“Abour400’iO""lhe''qunlily’of ' servicessTffi^iliat , ICC of the dcftTnn^cUic plain' ------uscd“ to ~ m a k e “"som 5reed to insure cash proccetceeds, cosl of th e suit and at- IM woro nwvtpH tn mnk>» >hP.p. ._ sf>rvlgfx; ^hnnlflh<»trimrn m i^ firit II , suffered Injury to h er left leg,leg Uiat the defendant a y by the p iflmtiff- lo rh ^ y a tm ie r _ f o r ' J*U-B su rv ey vjvalid, ho says. .rev en u e Is lost and how. capitali Im- r and hip and also sufferfere chariot horses owned b’ rcy. city „ plahncr. entaljnjiuy or- Linda -M azzarolli - v s.- - Mitchell— ...... -.Engineers. J-U-BB was hired-al a cost of)f . provcments should be pallalilfor. . irotnpcrmrmanent injury because of therinth( the cvent .of-accider isks dealh.toanyoralJofththe four horws. Campbell.II. 1Tlie plaintiff allege Uiat ' Results from ^esui: survey should be $27,378 lo develop solutions' to pro->• The survey also ashoks several ’ JceldMUlU T he plalntlfi therefore nskj igm ent against the dcfcndanilant The plaintirf alleges the tl defendant - bccause of : ncgllgencc of the defen- complied by n ex:t t \week, Forrey blem s no'now facing the city and drawV questions about how fafast and In (orajudgr r a l dam ages In Uie am ount oi 000 due for the dan t Uie plalplalnllff sustained severe In- said. "It shows people)ple in Twin F alls up somle e long-rangel plans for the cl-I- what direction residentsts would like gnicrjr^^ It ot h as failed to p ay $20.00 , for costs of mcdical, hospllaiillal subsequent injury and1 deathd of one of ju rie s in ana n automobile ; Occident. The have something lo0 say,sj both good ly. TheB ssurvey Is one p ari of thee to se e Hie city grow. a n d .re hlabilltatlve a b expense, damageage. t^iC^WU^iff'shorses. plaintiffseelseeks a judgment agalnsl the y>------to aiitomolnobile hi the amount of $800800.. The plaintiff furtherer alleges the defendantit ffor general damages of loss of consorlitim for CharleJrles defendant knew or shoulluld have known $250,000; for special damages of not P aw son in Uie am ount of $50,000. for foi lh al he could nol obtainin a policy of in- less UianI $25$25,000; lost w ages and med- r B r i e lfly ------1 loss of Incoicome since the accident, cosl:osl surance from Travelersrs for coverage leal expenseenses lo be Incurred In Uie of Uic s uit it; and attorney’s fees, of tlie horses as specifitfled. The plain-' future to bcbe provedi a t trial, cosl of the - ious areas of the state, Southernjm Idaho Production Crcdiiedit tiff seeks a judgmentn t against Uie suit and nUo:aUomey’sfees. U l engineer!sring head to speie a k has lived in variou , Before h e r y earear-and-a-half stint in Pocatetello, Irving AssocialioiLion vs. Bruce and Joaroan dejfcndanl for damages2s for failure to Michael3l GoatcsG vs. Juan and Jose . : TWIN FALLS-W•W illiam Saul, thp Dean of ththe Uni- was on the Casslissla Memorial ilospilal antiiid Medical K unke, IDuck Springs • Herefort'ord provide benefits underr Ihe Insurance Guzman., TheTl plaintiff alleges Uiat - ‘vcrsily of Idaho EngSnglneerlng College, will spcspeak on Center staff forr 12 years, working in crilicalnl care, nur- R anch, Inc., In and Does l-XX. The contract in an amountnl lo be deter- because ofot ncgiigcncei the defendant - Die use of compulersers at home and al the officece at the sing education,, andan quality assurance, ' plaintiff scseeks to recover m oney due mined al trial; generalal damages for caused an autom obile accident in • University of Idahoho Alumni Association SilvcIver and - she also serverrved as assistant director oof nursing on a promimlssory note tolaling $G30,37(,37C mental and emotionalal distress and- w hich Uiele pplaintiff sustained severe ■ "Qold Days celebrallotlion April 18. there for one year.car. plus Inlerie re sl and late charges, for foi other damages in lhe tx Equipment. Inc. and Robert R II. and lost wageses aand medical expenses and ______U ie.V elerans A^dmlnislratlon d n MedlcaLCcnteiter.in Bol.se____b a rre d antin(i.that_tlie_mortgagc.lien1 bcbt Jane Doe Lancaster,. Tlie plaintiff for cost ofif UnUie suit and attorney’s fees. ed and the property be soldold. seeks a'judgm enl agalnsInst’tlieplaintiff..... D an Polu’olucek-vs. Doyd Walker, 7 "W aterA ^iumm e forecasts slaia t e d -- Icftn-surglcalspoijponge in his stomach. - - foreclosed ------U.S. 131st! llilJLr t n d ge R ay McNieltoHi-aigmjnetl-G-jutIg------nie-plalntilnU ft^l6ft.aU s fnr rnsi nf ■thf»the representing the valueue of property M ary Walkealker, Fred Gettelman and______3icrgni^-^vti::z -s m i jituihii Idaho Snow Survey,/, wWill issue govemmenl projc m inistration antind RI obert Pence, who had sueued the gov- lh a l a farmrm 1lease agreem ent between on the volum e of wA'ater at expected to flow into) SSalmon crament, hati agnigreed lo the selticment. the plalnlifinliff and defendants was Falls ReservoirlhlsIs sspring during a m eeting aat l 8 p.m. ^ P encc l.ad IIMled a $250,000 suit in August f(forlnjuries ______breachedi ai and therefore asks for a F rid ay In tlie HollisleislerGrangeHall. he said he sustaiitained M arch 17, 1983, whenin he under- y u p o n s - judgmentit a|against Uie defendants in ■ All Salm on T ra c:t t fjfarmers and any olher Inte iterested w ent su rg ery inin tlthe Boise VA Hospital for a Continued from Page Bl of S3CO.OOO for the y ears 1978- people can a ttend the session, which Is held an ; ° r r .n i! n numt)er of phones beingificallcddurlne issofJnleresl in an am ount to______annually mont. Hts lawsullsuU.JiletOiy_X\tULEalls.allo: ailyTeveal-thcpmTJOse'onhc bjTlhe T w In F a is SoilSoil Conservation u istrict. satisaldRlcli Lezam lz, said docdoctors "tjiegllgently" placed= d a n d le lta lhir”Uiecam pi^ . , .. be provenn aat l tria l; cost of the suit and amely lo sell a coupon book, The 14 solicitors do : Yankey, district consonservationisl for the U.S. SoliSo Con- sponge in his abdobdomen. 3 not know tlio a ttirn o y 's’s refees. d, the sales palter claims thalhat names of the people whvhom they call, servatlon Service. Pencelaterundiinder\s:£rif two operations lo, nrem ove Uie um ber is one of those selccled:led They are dialing sequences s of r—— The forecast is based ba on snow measuremem ents in sponge nnd to rep;repair injuries lhat developed^dlromliav- ve a complimentary holida>day numbers In the telephtihone exchange . i . mountains lhat drainain Inlo Salmon Falls Creek,!k, wIjIcJi jng the sponge in I.his stom ach. Ihcsuit said. 0 in Reno. Ljis Vegas, nliers, Latvaho ___ ^A T■ T E N T I O N en ters Ihe reserv o irIr fromfl Ihe south. B eard will11 pproject Althougli the! governmgo ent agreed to Ihe s( ;as, area, not specific numl: setllement. SsneyTancind and Hawaii and alscilso said. POTAFATO GROWERS stre a m flows a s wellell asi total volum e of w ater•likely lil to it did not adm itt ilit' w as negligent In the Incldei re c e iv e oviover $800' worth of free mler- er However, the IdentUjity of the com- Upon roquoji roqo by pototo grower* flow inlo the reservoirk’oir, Yankey said. II iholr planning noeds, Iho chandisc, :services and food from' 45“15 pany Itself may be alI .question,.i The g ^ ^ T o o l s ^GR-reportcd-stol< l l e n — ------local-m orclirchant^orDnljr$3tl»:^^------THufte address Icqds [o’ ) opplicotlons lor protooton ' t o gjather a on S aturd smpiimenlary holiday, whlcllich i)ox rented by F a r Weslisl Advertising, poioio conffocli cor“"I beginning April ^ - TWIN F A L I^S —- Thefts of tools and video,e<,ulpme„t c ecessarily included with the lager Is Tony 8. i985.5. n Nogollolion» with P.G.i. TWIN FALLS -• TfThe American /\ssocialionn ofc Uni-., were reported lo 1T\vln Falls police Thursday the whose general manaj ;tually is a sales gimmick< lotc T^lMii,__»n^tLjQr.-itfvl r II-in.progro»» ol-lhl» tlmo. :_____, _iLcrsl(iLitomen_MlJJUJJiQldjLULmJiincheQiuii.m cfltlnj ; , - ,- i itiomaB.11,-BorBond-of-l2l l-Norlliem-P^ne-l _aLXynmvQ£KL_ •ir7T11 bob mado doicrlbing iho gram will honor Wornom en’s History Week. a tool box from1 hiihis pickup truck while It was iple says Uie com pany Is F ar t of a condominium or olhei :i. PloQio conlaci your local . his home. He saisaid he didn't mil;s the item her lions owned by Karen WiWilliams. / and u.«;e it oh a schedule wltl Roprosontolivo or iho ck a l I p.m . Wednqfiday. vlth Neither Far West PrPromotions nor Hovbumrn Fiotdf Doporimont OHIco______M V R M C h iIres n education ch: h i e f * l l I , , - m.-inyntJiciliprp<>ftplo ______rsnmnrun-iu "This Is, g-i»-r-eBlfit«r«aid with the M ontana Secre Center has hired ann Educational£< Services dlrect< Lalvaho.I. ‘“ It’s for time shares. Yot^ou as required by M ontana’ I.R.SIJ-SIHPlOTCOMPiNV Edith Irving, whon,0 recently held the sam e posii veday of Sounds Easy, a viivideo rental have lo sendser a ccrlificatejn nnd tlie>bey Despite the apparentnt violations of ______P o catello Regional>J I Medical Center, started i le L akes Blvd. N., told Twini F alls police w ish lh alal you listen lo a 90-minulc>ute Idaho law. th e slatate Attorney hospKai April i. Sheihe says sh'e Is looking a l"exlsiirig e> ------that-about-$670-\70-worth"ofVClf equipmentU and tapes------s cm ln ar-s(’■so'tharthey'can'explaln'tfr t o ' G eheral's Office Is inI rno'posilion lo ^ m educational program:im s ond intends lo build futurture pro- w ere ren ted fromom the firm and not returned.:d. you a newnv form of vacation conceptept- file legal action. The staltate I.,cgislalurc A U C T I O N I no obligation 16 buy." g ram s to m eet th e neeneeds of staff and communityily- H e sa id the; items it. were taken on ;\priirll 0. 10 be lias specifically prohibibited the office riiDkll n the presentation, the com- IRNilURE, HAND TOOLS A g raduate o f the University ot Oregon ninursing returned Tuesda;>day. When they failed to t om- from using any of its sla>late lax money rUnHI cs explain llial a buyer has tc school, Irving is woiworking on a master’s degiegree at items. Ix)vedayly saids he was unable lo loca s lo, to enforce consumer protectionpt law. & FISHINGflSI ACCESSORIES nsportollon to and from Ihe the II would take a private Idaho State Unlversilrsity. She w as'born in Ashtohton nnd m en who rented:d thetl Item s. te corfliilalnt to SA TUrURDAY R & SUNDAY ______lo ^ tlo n s nm entioned, ______enforcethciaw. hesaid. ----- K \^ry-bt-bookpurchubei'-flisomny-nolliot-— Gonsurocrs also mayj^iie I wary fil55Ul= ^ PA . R I L J ^ & 1 4 - ______gel the cichance to liave the comt)m- purchasing the book bebecause 11 may 10:00):00 A.M. EACH DAY ■ plim entarj□ry holiday. Far West-Pro’ro- not lie covered under• a.fe^^lerali law parkincKING lOT OF HOLIDAY INN ------1 ductiuns; h:h as 500 trip s lo issue, a cco r that gives a purchaserir three days to WIN FALLS, IDAHO to bo _»o]d to tho hlghotl rObiti^ ^ ■ c i r i e s ■hoc—.~i>Qglo- clQw“ fi“ bblI— ------Idaho Council Coi ot Cntliollc Women, Slie aMcCoyofOn- -,i'„.,i,os;,1 said. coupon lK)ok for th e offeifers ll contains. iobi»i - < al.so worlorked .ns a i’Ink I.uly nl llielie tario. Calif., and Alice FairillerofVeneta, - chain - oHico chair» - ur'Ierritory here, 1 wouldn’itin’t 1 lowever. they should lo< alori— —round-ook— —— — ^ hosplliilll for several yciirs and was aJl O re.; six j’fantlchildrcn;n: and eli'lil „ look closely. coicuioiori rly outfit here lo do anything clo-.oiv- • pio cupboordi - mcmtwro:rof theliospllalntixiliary. jirent-crandchlidren. A brot•otlier pa-cedeil allow .arty ling “ H these guys w ant lo make a lot of saying "tlme-sliare;" sak : cupboord% - slant d o tk i - SurvlvlrIvlnj; arc: her husb.md. Hill Crip-l„. h iin in d ea th . withoul Si 'a id iVibncy on them (tlie liooks), Ix I don’t 1 cradloi - »oild ook con pen. T'Twln Falls; three sons. Iton.nidII,) The funeral will bchehltl rMonday at II T hornberg;rg at BBB. "I feel the worvor- care,” he said. "Just5t be up front. bocv hinhiic]h cboiri . Oomboy choJis - Cripponn aiand I^nrry Cripiwn. Iwlh of Twin.(n a.m . In the Hove-Hol»erl:irtsou ..F^inerai e celebrated al 11 a.m. V o t e s G . J o n e s - piiurr ig5gli . rolchoting wronch M Mondayf ' at St- p:dward's Catholic tolv . bunbonch grindorj • onlonilon Church,. wltliwl the Rev. Anthony DiUreto10 \ HUHI.FY - Yates G.;- Jones. T2. of C r d i —— ------cotdi - lovlow fo'poj • largo loioctlon ln>!. Hurlal wlli l>e in Twin Fallsis Hurley, cltoshos prolov&ionoi U.S. |>el jnl.iy and unKI (line of the rosarj’y m oved wilh his jiarents to.l[).Hiirley.-\vhere. .-fdud ----- ...... - »QCkol-vol—vull. pipo-wronchui - boll...... I - impoci drivurj - rivolor .on Sunday.ay- ______lie atiendeil elementary on sold "snace.s on h is Iwarclard •' Johii.son’s "G am e of Sun Valley." ------»urle5^-Hfi:lr-«el.ool:-He--:1 ■‘’ST 'i-g ''- liivfK . Hot ^oekol-i - lorqu«» IJj3^varsto]51)T;-(nib-rQpiiyT5Tjy a ccase and cfrivon1 •. mony form looli ai73 M ae HIni’liam at Hnlse onn INo"v- 10. I9:w' f iinilar in layout to iHonopuly W e s t l a k e ______^ lhat _desist Ijitlerlo Johiisoirn from Vietn am much_r>'or< -TIk* niarrinf.e-was Inter■ ssolemnizwl in - businesses.and claim ed .Uial yo V eteran’s of'A m erica g( f i s h i n g JKItOMI)MK •- iJerl W^-sltake. no. of th e Idaho Falls I.DS Tempiiple. llefarrnwl pro fits frcfrom the game would gc general counsel " I - Anne M. Cripper .lerome.■. «li(lied Weilne.'iday murniiif; in St.;i, n e ar Hurley and hail lu fnn a foreman al tow ard a:i vveteran’s memorial In Twirwin 'I’om l/cckinger who' al.so: told The rEQUIPMENT Q TWIN FAI.I^ - /\nncme M.1 Crlppcn, 74. lJunwllcf.s:f.s lonK-term care unit. O re-lda, Falls, loI IUneetiy diildren at Christma}Tias Times-News lhat Jolm^inson was not a . sio.-pingng bogji - oogio eiow liih ______^fiLIMiUCalJa^leiLmsUii^csOaiLcycnlna___ ^i3?rn A{Aprli ,17. m \. ln,.,IJrice... Mo...,1...,-., •h'WS-wa^..a,![iemtx;lx;r of,the.LOS. . IhroUHh... aJl- . donation'lu..UniteU^.Way.fay.,.-,inemlier,-ot-,V-Vvt-and,ci .called.liitt-Twln.. -vpoIo*—T-rT-Gafci0^»pmning-.f00ii^-..c ...... _ alS t. Luke's Hcgionnl.Mc1 Mel!i> I'j:m>. Hedrovetmck in Pomona-. T im e No. I Holicat Fan in I'J ______lo'S ” -r , movwl Io Twin Falls, wlierc win slie worked from IIM1141 to lOM. He then worke