---------■ - ley.cdm ^ ~ -------- iM un-Ealls,-IdahoM -- ^--- E rid a y r-D)cccmhefJbf200Z c ------ iT c n r s — :--------- —G o o d m o r nMING------ i i _ _ _ ■e-1 ' . WKA'I'HKR ' Today::Partiy PI cloudyYtoday tc By Jennifer San — - and tonij . move thf criminal castr a s e f ro m __ >night, Tlme»i«ewtwttiwitter ' . IProperty owner!r removes somele; tire owner fac'aces charges Shdshnne to Boise. Thei 'h e stVit'e high 41,]H,low objccts. sHyinn most cifof Iits wit- 23. SHOSHONENE - The tire pile on ““He H has removed a lot of..< Caldweli*based IdahoI T ire operationion standards..* ____________nesses_atv;injhcSliosh<iiie<i»earv!i .. ------- — --------------------- —— ----------Pa hway 75 north-of—^ires,res.”-;aid Bill Alired of th PageA2- ^idaho High« th e-----Recovery inc., theu bbusinesis that i The misdemeanormi; chnrgc.s arc Floyd hits ntaintiiincilled thill .1 Shoshone is gettinggel smaller. Idahiaho Department of Enviroi ‘on- created the tire pile,le. V ^ u n i^loble ab l by up to a $5,000 fjne former .empliiyvi; emhim b e /./k - d Former projroperty owner Craig mentental. Quality, in Twin Fall ills. ■ Floyd pleaded innocentin and und a yearyc in jail, said Ron money fnim . IUjiIliohi ' T in T ■ MAc;ic:VAi,i,i-:v' * Hadden report liere is a substantial change.” •ons he ha$ removed “Thei requested a juryy trial.i He is Sutcliffu,ffc, the deputy atturncy Recovery. (|ustroS'in«; llnIhc bnsi- Ob^ the fllgnt; Jeromeleparic* ] more-than 557,157,000 tires from th e.____InIn.other . developments, Iheth charged with one countCOI of violat* generalll prosecutingpt the case, ness finunciiilly. lii- i :imated'the pile had stateIte has brought three crimini lid trtiifiH ing'violators are going ta inal' ing solid waste monaanagement reg- Floydd anda his attorney, former pliint shutdcuvns > th>-hi- iI'I.uits to ^ their tickets. lut 2 million when he misdjisdemeanor charges again:nst Illations and two cou:nunts of violat* Idaho AttorneyAti General David nup in April. Tom>m Floyd, the owner ofc ing solid waste mantanagement site Leruy^f^f are seeking to -- ___ _PleMe>ee_TLHK.B .Poge«P ________ — 1 ~ PaPage.B l_J“ _':il‘' Monky — C h a r ita eBLE DECISIOI3N ---------—— Freshmeen La^uster tally: RetaUeiilers i reponed modest Novemlu n b er - • sale^ andanalysts remain ain ed - lawmake:ers cautious. PageElPa H S gear up r W K s r BIghKllb o tls for workk___ _| 'shis 7beT|Me»New«Md son. The Aasoclat^d Preea PageBS BOISE - The largest c»ntciintinRent of freshman legislatorss to<took the ’ ■ oath of office on Thursdayday a^ the_______ m ~Idaho'U!filslht ure”orgahitahizedln preparation for tlu; Januoiluory gen* W k k k K n i ) enil session. “It’s quite a feeling; thi that you only get to experiencee onceoi in _your life," freshman SenSen. Tom Gannon. R*Buhl, said abouibout rais* Ing his hand and takingg theoathtb in the Senate chambers.5. “I"I never tlMUght 1 would be ahlee to serve the public al this level. It is_ Commln m lttw , quite hum* . biing.- daclilclilona _ s ------During— his----------- n; ilH —first day-Gan------ Making book; Find out w non even man* new and local in literatuiture for aged to get elected as vice chair* i — Chxistmas<’02.----------- —man-of-the*Senate-Bdu(:ducation ---------- ^ w -y ‘ Comi^ticc, in additionII to being ^ ,_________________ P ft Affairs Committee andam th e SzizSBI Senate Local Govemmerment and Sl>ORl-S .. MnaiM/ntikMaM Taxation Committee. OnlyOni two WfMrt*iamomtodo:Air4 Annie Newman'pc^ pood$n one.of the wieatte oit Ji *atj)fj!tw<h>jftj.tipiffitjnjliitniiridiiUIii.araoUajJta^ * ^ w fw th e lt, Baaadlrtt------- o th e n of thf; n frwhman ^ ----- --- h e i p l W f bitien, ^ and the ffloney ratted wHficngototayMw.ftit»«Hhe«tt It Mirgery equipment. The featlviUval. In the eld Wills Faigo Bani!enhbaUdb«.iirlUi>eopen tors managed a position ofleadet^ofl Force mom with Navy soi ship. roots for Army. froffllOfl.ffl.to7lo 7 p.m. todfljr and 10 $ja. to 4 p.m.p. SatHTdflir and Mil ftaturee iontartalmnent end an omamsrnsnt-making table for chlldrMnon on both dajra. The cost Is • $4 fbr senloft end $1 for children.en. Gannon, a retired Navylevy com* PaiPageDl m ender and Buhl plarmin n n in g derk diese days,, aaA ^ t t e d he’s a litde puaJed. thoual O p i n io n —— ored, why he won a viceM: CottlypriMiiiafltencM: manship of ihat pardculaiularcom* «:p.^ Iraq’I’s weapon05 declaraItion deaddline appii r o a c h e s mittee. But Senate MMir inority Batfs tips for correctionin Ibud* Leader, Clint Stennetn ett, D- get savings make obviousDUS LoeAnjeteeTlBMbnee__________ i----- ^ '” ] thisthlnging and put .Post-It notes on Ketchum, oointed out diatdial sena* sense, todays editorial sa inaccuradi'ades." WASHINGTCTON-Axmed witha • / I tors can oruy serve as a diairmand u or vice chaiman of onee commit*cc _____________________ PUPAB ItaofkevcoiKe"cemsJiSjindJiN. _________ !% •' . ___ :______ lysts will.be.loq.ktngiBE___ experts are potpoised this weekend what thehe Iraqis say about how tee, and tluit tnose m ieadeadenhip.: ----------- I . to quickly assei they disposposed of hundreds of tons such as he - cannot headctidcommit* uess Baghdad’s first tees. That leaves a pool of C o m in g i pI f o r ^ occountLnting in four yean of materialsms for blister and 1 of about any weapons of nerve gasc{Bses, details of fraq’s pro- 10 of die 35 senators from'om which — ; of mass destruction to choose vice chairmen. in its arsttial,, a potential tripwire PRR ^B • gram to0 developd the deadly VX I. for an American nerve ageagent and proof that Iraq Gannon said the appoint a n invasion of Iraq. to ag and local govemmen Although IraqIr continues to (/’ ' has destristroyed stocks of deadly nent com* insist it has no such weapons, it ' . i biolo^calical agents, among other mittees are Just what hele wanted,w has promisedd tot meet a Sunday . ~ things. It was on the Senainate Ag deadline to give ‘ “Alotw>t will depertd on how long Committee from which1 nutrientnu ive the U.N. Security management plans for d Coundl a ill iand complete dec* ■. the list is cand what’s on it - or not >r dairies Iaradon"ofaUilU its efforts to devel* 1 on it," a) seniorse US. offidal said, originated a few years; ago,agi and the eastern side of Can op nuclear bomtimbs, produce deadly I • r. _________ I andand U.N. offidals view die Cannon’s VS. District 23 has a numhim ber of biological micr » 0m. dedaratic icrobes or chemicid ation as a crucial test of dairies. warfare agents,Its, or build ballistic u J.>. AnnjrAi Brig. General Uoyd Attttinlin, right, gives battia InstnictloriioiM AiriM ihra. Iraq’s ttatedstati intention to cooper* missiles. h the U.N. resolution call* “1 thought it was impunpunant to I excersttee Wednesday In the KvKuwaiti desert near tha bordir..H W l.l« , _ get on.the committees.wls.where 1--------- (epriol Busli adm in-- --- Baghdad to disarm. ----- can represent my constitistituents assembled a team of to fullfully translate and analyse thithe "There are menn anda women Mostexpect ex] Baghdad to comply WIT the expected del* materi best," Cannon said. M te ri^ b u t U.S. officials hopei toti who have lived aiuli breathedb this enough1_to to avoid imminent attack___----- StennetCr-who-sitH-on-tlin-the-Ag----------- ihQfy some Ted*tiag inaccuraira* stuff for years,* a U.S.I official 'but to injectinji as much ambiguity / take several weeks d esas and r omissions mwA faster. said. “They can bre<reese through into the(process pr as possible. Please see SESSION.>N. Page A2 ____ A highly skep It’i back istradon has ass experts to scour i& in e see a singing C hiis ----- “ Uge’ orArabrc'ael rejectss bailout;I Top airlinines Staates star!t blamin: BW. ments. It may q . umt»aAimfm,on9ot.<oiih9wofiai tlOQasicarrt9r9,lsen zA Saturday In o t banktuptcy:, TlwTlm«»Nawi ted nearsi default Topalr)laet,lab(Hiei S ristmas P B I I C _gmBeri!iM(ka)) feddsforfisiical woes _ S&EX tcy w u ld n o f “ T Flying United?-E2 United___________ Governimors point to tax cuuts, spending mandiidates ■ .E&20 Nation M ssengersfor ----- Comics ...,E 4 (Muartes Unit Jnited’s passengers would nonot Ameftcan Airlines ihlngtonPoet___________ Governors of both poliuciliucol par- analysts say ties are ratcheting up their_______ ___ Cto5Sv«rt....E5_OpWon„.. 8 major, changes immediat^ * Banlmpc; n u se a company keeps operairat* - Oeim nation's governors are demands and empha:)hasizin(t DearAKv ,.E5 S ports.. Washington’s responsibilitililities. As { under Chapter 11 while i ■ ’^ ■ ■ ■ ■ 1 9«7 7 (1M) inotajinsiingly fingering the federal Horoscope. ,E5 Weattierja-5,D6 . affect pass( empts to reorganize. “Nobod'xly Northwest govemmennent as a major culprit in the Coundl of State Govern/emments Airlines bankruptcy - their wideiidening fiscal crises, point* convenes In Richmondid today,t LM .B om ..E5 WBehEnd me almost certain er the Christmas season i “ ^ months, an iW.to.be.si8niflquu]yjimpac| ingtobOlieQlions of dollars in tax cuts Virginia Gov. Mark Wiirmarncr (D) _Maglc.Vlille/-31 W ist.... when a federal panel , _____________ and newiv sispending mMdatw that plans to appear with st»t<ttHte law-___ — MonorrTTT-.El— WsiMtttt ,<^WIHon-U 8-lotn— i ®)--------------------- Co^gres5^ai:> w d ihe^USh adlhlnlS* ^^ekers-and^theTTjoTO .. .01-5 UeAnaeleeTtolat the carrier need* sident of'Unlsys R2A, an a ^ J|io*l«8 ....0 7 n consulting firm. , tration havhave.foisted <m tiie states, including Parris N.