'- '. LLAVENDER i TOY!irOURKiTCHEK i-: R6c)p!es-and u se forft a.purple ^vprite ;r:' siSEE nOD & HOME, C l ' Good Mominning ^ WEONESDffAY Hl|h: 97 H ' % =Low:64 H ^ July 11,,2007)7 Warm, partly cloudy withwimtrnoko J 5 0 c e n t si In tom e oreai. Detalb9taltcB4 . 'im NeWS ----------- MaskValeyxoi.w n ' Micron: MV/countilesquestion ccost of jjaiistuidy 'Less thai who has been pressing coi;ounties to ; ^ State den! m a n d f o r s p a c e "popen available bed space toM ll he sta te s T O Qlo O a f o u r - c a u n t y s tu d y fo r ($ 2 5 ,oc)00) prisoners, received approvalal from th e 10 perceij n t c o u l d p uu s s h n e w ja il state Board of Examinerss 10i m ove !jq)ensive.” aboul 100 prisoners to aTexaxos prison. is p r e tty iriejq ByCnililrFiMiiedmaa ThatT h prison's record incluilu d e s o n e ' ' — Creg Sage, a eoimiltaii T lm e s^ Jew writerwri ■ ' fdmaleftir inmate killing hersirself after Rocky M ounullU in Corrchlons In Blalitee ( ofwork ----------------------------------------- aaUt lle g e d se x u al h u m ilia tio n by a guard JEROM E—-T\vo 1 years Into dreaming aani n d a c a p ta in k e e p in g a p h oo u io o fh lm - n e c o u n iy up the Magic'ic Valley’s largest regional sesel lf In a Ku Klux K lan h o o d . Tlie JeromeIC County Correctional BuiI Gooding and Jerome force cut ssloners in four counties ’ /An envisioned 250-bed JsJail co u ld Facility, w hich:h regularly exceeds its commissionersco agree that th<the cost of t to researdi liow realistic ImmediatelyIm accommodate2 J100 pdS' capacity, usuallyilly farms Inmates out to merelymi looking inta this majoijor project are poised Is.to oon' n e rs fro m th e sta le 's ovcrflo^^OW. Jerome Gooding Couiaunty at S-lO-a-head. seemssei exjiensive. M o r e c u t s p o s s i c thacls sorely needed al CountyCo Commission tlChairman Gooding Countinty turns down Jerome InI m id-June. G re g Sage, a coconsultant s sib le te a n d co u n ty level. aiarlleCJi Howell said. - County inmatesICS w h e n il ru n s o u t o f withwi Rocky M ountain Correcrections In ByJobnMHIer b o th th e s lalay, te 1 Ihe director of the Tiie"] demand for jail spac(ice a m o n g sp a ce , w hile Un<in c o ln a n d C im u s co u n - i A»»oclated Press writer On TUcsda>artmeni of Corrections, thtlu e c o u n tie s Is also great. tic s h a v e n o jailsails. Ploaso see JAIL,IL. Page A3 jr_______ Idaho Depart DOISO — M Technology Inc., a mjflM icron ^ ' computer memory cliip!n d k c r of lU c sd n y it’s c u t le s s:iips. ihi said M o v i i p e rc e n t o r its 1 l.OOO-pth a n 10 “ g work force in Idolto, thoi0-pcrson indiciiied more cuts arethougli | It ble us Uje company ireniK possi* w a r a ttem p ts R a rn g e to recover from losses f o v e r falling prices for its prodi» fed by "We have complciedroducts. y of these workforce reduc ^ Longtime Jeij r o m e - w iilc h a c c o u n t fo r le ss ih percent of our work foi tlie Treasure Valley." forceM in I educator to CEO Sieve A p p le io n sni(M icron sta te m e n t. in a I fill T w in FallsIs Company oOiclals dec to say just how mar I assistant pos) s i t i o n Micron’s 23,000 totaln wt a n y in locations inchw orkers n cluding I By Nate Poppino Singapore and Utah [■ I Tlmes-News writer afTected by the cuts. w ere Micron was hit by a ( a 9! TWIN FALLS — flonieC< this supply glut on proi a. fall, Jerome High;h S chool Including Dynamic [productsHai > , i'rindpal Patricia OO' 'D ell will A ccess M e m o ry c h ip sR foi andom A’. fuid herself In. sonul computers and for^ per- ‘ ^ • a different ' • flash memory, promd NAND S3 office than the , prices to dive and leadio m p tin g ^ one she has tlie company's second 1( to become used K ; . as many quarters. In theloss 111 ^ to during ihe quarter that ended thMa e third ^11 past several M ic ro n lo st $22 5 m illio n , M i years. a profit of 580 million i: ^ A s s u m i n g ycar-earller period. Inm thi In the m slic's app- o n d q u a n e r, d ie c o m pI oth n e see- K j; ift roved by liic ( S52 million. pony O'DcO ft IWin Falls ' A company spokesmar E gifc S c h o o l B o a rd . OI’Dell ’l] will n'c immediately sayn av n .I'll move across the canynyon to fill divisions were afTcctcd/ bw hich lig d te d istric t's a ssista iutit superin- Job cuts. by the tcndcnt position, ’IV•l\vln Falls Bolse*bascd Micron sj Im S u p e rin te n d e n t Wilc}ley Doi)bs opted to release the dctan sa id il .. snid IMesday O'Dell,•11, a well- the local layoffs only,Ictaiis to of n Ks otother while itindlni In the burrburned area of tlw HIchwajr 9 3 Compmplei Fire, Tueidar aftemoon. , to help A caH fw d t frM K known educator InI iihe area, ease uncertainty for cm will fill h a lf th e slto escs o f outgo- ees. their families andem ploy- ing Assistant Superiiirinlendeni community that's hom e i threatens; 1t h o u s a n d s1 of livestockk; n atio n ’s Cheryl Charlton,1. w ho company’s headquarters. l e B l a z ( announced in June: ttliat she llic company last ers.lal laid off ' would leave the distritrici 10 be workers cn masse in : [1 closer to h e r fam ily ncn e ar Boise when It sla-shcd aboul 10 ) response te;earns head tot northern N e v a d a a n d b e c o m e th e nextt associatea c e n t o f ils to ta l w o rk forc<;".o=SS t o p mndreds of livestock;k director of the Idahoho Digital Appleton reheratcd orce.pla Sfl view, is wo o r rtl th a t le ast SI.OOO. b la z e! i;is endangering their hui plans 10 MattChriitensearriter Murd’s livlive e sto c k fell v ic tim IlvclUioiloods. jecambee e trapped In a canyon,n, ix'ttrnlng Academy move production closc at least 10 lo se r to Tlmes-News writi IO th e Mlghvghway 93 Complex “I guiguess all 1 can say Is 1 surroundedsur by flame.s.a. O'Dell was one of at customers in Asia, w ed hy the w here Nev. — R a n ch e r H rt^ a b laz ze e tliai t b e g a n w itli a h o p e wew have Insurance on ■lanchcrsRar worked on horse­c- applicants considercd Micron does more tha !. w hich th a n 70 JACKPOT. Neistands on a liglnnlng strikestrl Friday after- lhcm,“ h1 e said o f th e do v m e d backbac and on ATVs. some*L«* hiring comniitfee. perccnt of its busines: 10 included a parent,. itencher. less. In Carey Hurdmdaiilllsidcand s noon andI hasha escalated Into cattle.‘. liie wind throwing imeslim hardly slopping to addition, tlie com pany Is e r o f th e y Is also n o rU ie m Nevadead. Wliat was an 80,000-100- a c re d is a s te r bla ck dustdi over his off-whlie ileep.slet to shepherd their nni-i- principal, a member considering additional ' n e m b e ro f al cost- hangs his hea<r a cres o f p rim e req u irin g thed ie presence of the cowboyo y h a t. nalsfromtn a harm's way sch o o l b o a rd a n d a m e reducing partnerships, ifi-. D obbs )s, su c h th o u s a n d s o fFriday ac is now nation’s top)p incidentI teams. Otlietler ranchers arc hoping QueniinC Kcllcy manages a th e d istric t uH lce siafi^ as Its cxi-stlng pact witli said, lliough she won'tn't b e om - idi Intel grazing landOOI, Fi a n d th e T h e fireJ isis yet to direaten the sarlame. As many ns 15 •anchran south of Jackpot, Nev„ Corp.. the w orld’s largest daily approved and hirItiredunlli ;est chip tar-black soolies of his live* mnny home;mes, bui for Hurd Magic: Valley’ ninchers with vherewhi many Magic Valley•y maker, to manufacture N neeiing in e NAND burned bodiesle bizarre.