1 1 / : . , jM -idny, O ctober I I , 1 996 G ood morninih W e a i ’h e r Today: M ostly sunny \vith west SalrQon hear call of the (virtual) w ild '^ d s S t o 15 mph. Highs 75 to By William Brock . 80. Lows 40 to 45. PageA 2 W ith extinction loom ing, experts p&i ■i'hou’^ h e arten e d b y th e new s. Id ah o cpnsen’aciWis's and even the chief of STANLEY - it's not as good as “tlie real thm g." but a batch of hatchery, the state’s fisliflfs hJur^iu'Sy liatchery M a g i c V a l l e y hopes on hatchery sockeye from Idaho raised sockeyc salmon have scooped out fish are a poor substitute for ^^L«l)nion. :_____ ;___ Snll, they’re better than nothing. Ro^r^i! sites for eggs in ed in comitig u-eeks. redd had l«;en obsen-ed in ;iJI of the nri.- “W e’re buying time. T hat’s all this pro­ Redfish Lake, according to the Idaho "This is a j imponani milo,srmc,” said Departm ent of Fish and Game. vious years. ' gram ivas ever designed to do,” conceded ^ampa-based rwcarch biolo­ Fisheries experts are hoping more A baker’s dozen redds could cook up to Steve Huffakcr. fisheries bureau chief gist for Fish and Game. 'Hic adiilt-rclease fo r F ish a n d CamL- spavvning site s - o r re d d s - niU b e detect- program began in 1993. but only one i> lot of fish because spawning females lay a b o u t 2.000 eggs p e r redd. •‘W hen you’re duwu tw o o r fo u r w ild PIC3S'. 5L‘c SALMON, Page A2 On track; Jerome group plans to T h e l o n g h a u l ^ buiJd a BMX course. Democratic ............ P a g e B l Sheriff's race: Candidates for TurircoirltiT— Tivin F ^s County sheriff speak on the issues.^ make costly _Hoiise race__ I WIN I-ALI.S - Dem ocrats want to add another candidate to the November Hooked to a crano, the remains of a 1908 Jeep CJierokeo. a t left ■' »P «o 510,000 for that w as stolen and sent fiylng into the Snahe River Canyon are 1 win I-alls County taxpavers. pu led through a waterfall Thursday affemoon near the Hansen I im -Dodd, a pari-iinie elecirical engi- - All square; St. Louis squares its Bridge THo vehicle was about 500 feet from the top of the canyon, iieer :md stay-at-home dad. intends to He his candidacy against Republican according to crano operator Jim Thorpe, who owns Twin Falls Body NLCS se rie s w ith A tlan ta, vrirr- Kep. Mark Stubi>s, a Twin Falls attornev rang 8-3. P a g e D1 and Paint. Employee Steve Olsen, below, lost a coin toss and had to le would replace Kimberly anist Sandv Hike to the Iwttom of the canyon to attach a cable, said Thorpe Bjonison, wiio u-iihdrew in August, But Twin Falls County has alreadv Home stretch: The top-ranked Thorpe has pulled 'a t leasf 25 vehicles from the floor of the canyon in the past 15 years, ho said. Above, appraiser Denise Evans of Boise pnnted its ballois, said Clerk Bob Fort, CSI voUeyball team faces a con­ curiously examines the wreckage. ference test against Rid<s ■ because ai)sentee bal­ lots had to be printed tonight. , PageDl by Sept. 17 and mailed o u t. A b o u t 16,500 l)al- Seahawrk shuffle; Seattle’s Rick lots would need to be Debate continues c h a n g e d . M irer j 6ins the Ust of disgrunUed Reprinting would NFL quarterbacks. Page D5 cost 510,000, nearly a quarter of tiie entire S42.000 c ;t,o f th e over dangers from la s t pt-ncriirek'ciim j, ' ' ■ W e e k e n d V ; ’ Or the county could stam p Dodd’s tiame on the ballots and hitiid-count l-All'that jazz:— ■ them at a cost of 53.000,' he said 1 Semi-retired higher road speed Dodd said he has been thinking about ■-axecutive Tom running for three weeks', because lie The Associated Press doesn’t want to let Stubbs run unchal- iiave yet to gather data 1 Hazzard’s little enged. The e.vpense is a shame, lie said since raising sp e ed lim its. Sun Valley jazz init It could happen,for any reason, WASHLNGTON - Since Many troopers out on the “If they left (U.S, Sen.) U rr>- Craig off festival has got­ tfie federal government let roads, however, echo Utah tlie ballot. I m .sure there would be some ten out of hand. states raise iiighvvay .speed Higliway Pairol Lt. Roben e.\pensc involved," he said. -“It’s impor­ I.imits last winter, at least Flowers, who says he’s see­ Page C l tant that we have some Democrats in tiie eight- states that did so ing more damage from Magic Valley delegation." • have .seen Hncrea>cs.in- iiigh-spt'ed crashes: “It A fter Bjornson withdrew from the New channels: Continental highu-ay deaths, an opens vehicles up. Doors ticket, Democrats were asked to find a Cablevision adds three new clian- Associated Press survev come off, windows come found. replacem ent i)y Sept. 7. said Penny n els for so m e o f its su b scrib e rs • Ysursa, administrative secrctai^- for the ' Y et, four other .•itntos A little more than luilf P ag e'C r that raised limits saw fatal elections ilivision of the Secrctarv of the stales have increased ■ S ta te ’s office. accidents drop siigliily. limits on at least some "To bo quite frank, and I don’t mind The conflicting statistics iiigiiways since Congress p in io n bemg quoted, 1 do ihink tiiat this is cer- O have led the American e n d ed th e fed e ra l c ap o f 55 tamly a burden on the taxpayers of Twin Automobife Association miles per hour — 65 mph Weaver for sheriff; Jim Weaver I-alls county due lo tiie lack of planning and the government’s on niral inierstates. or organization of a particular legislative beat the incumbent Jerome N ational Higliway Traffic Before the change, high­ district,” Ysursa said, “You’re costing County sheriff in the Republican Safety Administration to way deaths iiad been caution that it’s too soon to taxpayers approximately 510,000 increasing for the previous prim ary last spring, and he because it wasn’t acted on in August.” draw firm conclusions. iliree years, higliway safety deser\'es the job for the next four Many states, for instance. Uy law. parties have until Oct. 25 to years, today’s editorial says. groups note.' Please see CANDIDACY, Page A2 Page A6 S e c t i o n b y s e c t i o n Section A mo* s...... .....e Robbery suspect’s Idaho Weatlier....;......2 BacMKat............ 8 Nation.......... 3-5 ......... 6 S ection DJ home yields gun cache World..............7-8 Sports...............1-6 F eds looldng SfctlbTB'" Section F MafcVa,,ey..l-4 . ^ for 4 th person “ '(“a™®......... 2 - Comte 0 Tho Associated Press________ Idaho......... Money..., 3 4 W est..................6 SPOKANE, Wash. - Federal Legal notices ...4 agent.s .sought a fourth person •Classified.....4*8 Thursday in a series of Spokaue-area bombings and Section C bank robberies believed to Charles Barbeo . Robert Bony have been carried out by white separarists. P>'drode.x powder, a bomb-mak- two men and a woman, ijie ....Classifed.......................1 6 Federal agents also found a m g material-, alo n g w ith fo u r M- 203 grenade launcher tubes, newspaper did not identify its large cache of weapons and source. "supplies that could be used for camouflage clothing and sever­ Berry, 42, Charles Barbee, 44, making bombs at the home of al flak jackets. They al.so found We ptt on rocycW papw, Ffcw laitfc It and Jay Merrell, age unknown, one of the three men charged a copy of Newsweek magazine’s W e d n e sd a y in th e crim es. edition with the Oklahoma City all from the Sandpoint area, Court documents showed FBI bom bing on th e cover. were each charged in federal agents foimd at least nine rifles The FBI'search of three court W ednesday w ith two jClasslfied •or handguns, largo amounts of hotnes and a business in north counts of anned bank robbeo', gunpowder and hundreds of Idaho began Wednesday. three counts of detonating Mrs. Vandorstelt sold her Chjivy rounds of ammunUion at the A federal official said agents . bombs, one count of possessing Suburban In two days by using Sandpoint, Idaho, Home of were soarcliitig fora fdufih per- " hand grenaaes,“tw'b counts o f' Robert Berry 'and at the son belie\’ed involved in one of stealing vehicles and conspira­ The Tlmes-Nows Classldeds. Foremost Truck Service th e ba n k ro b b erie s, cy to com m it th e crim es. Center, an auto repair shop ‘‘Ultimate-ly a fourth person Berry also was charged \«th r33-0931, Ext^ 1 -w h e re h e re n te d space.