1 7 / 9 6 75 5902 3/17 w estern NICROGRAraphics STE 2 0 0 4555 S COKNERCEE OR UT 8 A 1C 7 % salt lake city m ' t l ________ ■ ■ ■ ■ illlfT G o o ! ^ morningr n l n e s s f i n a l l yY s t o p s G l m s tt ( e a d , 7 0 Today’s foreciecast: By Virginia S. Oarber cation,”in," former Dpmocrutic G<3ov. John until two daysda> before his deaih. suid fim es-N cws writer C lo u d y .‘and_bri!brisk with a chancc of* , EvansIS saidsi Sunday. Olmstead’sduii daughter Leanne iionnun, “Ralpalph brought a higB level co f states* “He didn'ti'l want\ to give un inch ... he . snow. H ighs in the(he lower 30s. Tonight TWIN FALLS - Ralph mostly cloudy witwilh a chance p f snow. ph Olmstead, a manshii>hip to the office o f speakaker” ot a tried to adaptlapt every step of the way," Lows in the 20s. Jrogrcssive farmer, fiscalI conser-c Bormtirmon said. Feeling very weak, ■* va/ative and former speakere r o f the * H e w oorked r l all his life --he never ojmsimstcod camc home for the P « g « A2 Ididaho House, died al home slowed dcdow n. I know w e( didn’t< ever :ekend on Friday, intending to -SuSuhday of Lou Gehrig's disease.di . , um to Boise, she said. ■Ic was 70. t a k e a Vivacation unless w\ e h a d t o '''•■'f'ita■)lmstcud didn't want a funcr- Olmstead is remembered:d by his go10 to another feedid I o t . ’ uI. so Ihis ashes will be buried on pei)ccrs as a relentless foe: o0 : f gov- the; farfarm and recdl.or southeiisi of Curbside recycycling takes off irnment bureaucracy anand big - ^ Twin'in I'alls wliu'fi ficAViis born spipending, a leader in inno A mondatory cur novative — Jackie Olm01 stead, wife of R alalph Olmstead andcl livedli his whole iifc. The curbside recy clin g pro* griculture and an honest,Sf, hard- gram in K 6tchutnitn and Hailey appears ' ■ ■ ' familylily wil/ Jiold a memorial ser- - wok'orking public servant time of ------• 16 .be'a'succcss;; a soHd'waste ofTicial of friction between Idaho'i>’s-House - vice in the spriif'-ing. ..... says. «• He .was a state represetsentative from and Sentenate, Sen. Laird Noh, R-KiKimberly, Olm stoad'ss ccommitment to'"crficiency 19'972 to 1982 and House s P a g » C 1 e speaker from said..' in government'ent" wos. ill keeping with-the, 1 19*978‘toI982. Noh1 saidSf he also was inspiredI by\ Olm- , current GOP►P Congress< - and 15 years The Twin Falls cattlemanan was an influ- stead'ss continuousc scrvice duringlg the six ahead o f hiss time,tii said Richard High oT Nevr O ld Towiwne plans entntittl and talented Republic}Iican legislator years he faced Lou Gehrig’s discoease. Boise, a fomici•mer senator from Twin Falls ' T h i Tw in FallsIs QtyjCouncil( is con- respected by Democraticic aodi Republi- Despitipite a miserable la.st few' months,1 . County who0 workedw closely wiih Olm- sid erin g a planI to^drcssto up the Old R alph Olmiilmstead ,. caran colleagues alike - andi a “very strong Olmstea<lead worked in the Statchoiouse as u stead on the: JointJoi Finance and Appropri- nd influential person in supportsu| of edu- Senate li T ow ne d istrib t,. includingir trees and Hard-working ppul ublic s e rv a n t e liaison for Lt. Gov. ButeItch Oiler pigjPlease see 0LMSTEAD/A2 ji landscaping. P a g e C l I P o ss t o f !f i c e ]p l a n IS e xp a n ss i o n -The Big Gamene ' '• UnlSlce m ost Sorting faciicility, gy** recent Super I C u■stom s t ers (at the Bowls, Sun- fanned facility) day’s was not remodeling[current c 8 ^ over by half- • I fill sim ply help time. ■building ma>ay ease them selves to P a g e s C S .C S crowded worork area >oks of stam ps, NBA Bullies a H t h' envelopes, e By William Brock if b oirdboard o l boxes, The Chicago Bull3ulls continued to run Times-News writer roughshod over thele restn ofthe N BA Sun- m ailing tubes da^IiJrubbing Phoeni tenix. TWIN FALLS - Ne c a r d P a g a C S ’ Neither rain, nd other postal nor slect, nor dark of can m s stay the local Post OiOffice from araphernalia - Movers and sHishakers spending $4.5 millionion to build a a nnd d then pay on The Boise State men’sm< basketball team major new’sorting fa and ptheir a r i w ay out. climbed atop the BigBi Sky C o n feren ce dramotically remodel i down- a n d over the weekend,-!,■ whileu CSI continues ■ town building by thehe 1 the- ent S to re ,” Rice said, nol- t h e to fan. year. e re won’t be any window P a g e C 6 A 40,000-square-fce-foot postal sorting facility willI bebi built oh ; partment ing thereeud, customers will sim- Fillmore St., behindd theth Canyon. Ip themselves to books of . Springs Inn, by. Oct.)ct. 25, said .fc j^^ ;^ service. Instead,s. envelopes, cardboard ■"‘Twm Fall^ Postmasilaster Kelly' , mailing tubes and other _ _ _ — = T l 7 c ^ A - f l c n h 'a t r i h ‘c '.‘ply h_elp tl •lh'r20;00D“ O T 5 * ^ ' stam 7)s.paraphernalia c - then pay ~lFbreveriiiiblueuejeaS? ' /' st^uare-foot downtown>wn building P ,' .. ir way out. will be renovated to0.double d the ' boxes, mi Jeans rule'in Idaho,tho, but there are'signs postal lepar services won’t.be ; ^ that they’re fading in 1the rest o f Am erica. ■ “number of postal boxcoxcs and add - B | | ^ ; - ble at the Fillmore,Street' P a g e B I more customer serv win-. on their w 1Soming, e including e.'tpress dows. availablenetered mail, postal trac- “W e’re even ententertaining'a nd sale of individual drive-up window” at thet down- * b u ild in g , m ail, mete town location, Rice sai Friday. carrier annex's primary N one o f the 106 loc;local postal in g and BUOOr-CHARLSa MANOU stamps.n will be efncient sorting Fair is fair jobs will be lost, he saisaid, and no ‘ •.V /' ossification of the re- -nt Twin Falls Post Offlci • T he cnr It’s the p riv a tee sector'ss revenge: new jobs will be addedded. - T h e^ u n re n i Ice is so crowded thatt trmall, clerks Jana Day ar moil. ' Change is needed,d, friicc said, McKay conmstontly flhd themselveives wrsstlln’g with cartsrts th a t fill th e w o rk a lsleitotticfniTiiiiuriiii m ission w Congress Is startinging to live u n d er th e' a n d classiiat end. the building will •. _ same rules as evcryoni'one else. because the 35-yqar-oir-old biiild- ' ■ .1 arit( Larry g io n 's maiequipment capable of ing is simply too sma!mall. Three beco m e “cb:bm plet6 ly'customer conome tp the downtown buih P iig « A 6 . uilding growing volum e o*ic To that; hand-written.addresses I m illion to 4 m illion>n piecesJ of oriented,’’Ri 5 it’s going to have a lar Ricesjiid. isi larger, postal delivery vet h o u se eqitranslating the address mail pass through cvcevery week, ' Inside, th«here will be at least moinore professional atmosphephere,’’ the Fillmore Str abel with bar code, and local postal worl/orkers sort 4«000 poStata l boxes, sp acio u s' RiciUce predicted. Rice said, : of mail. Most readinge hothe new label is at- chicles will use then tra mail for communitilities from aisles, and morer than five cus* ‘i‘*1 t ’ll be sim ilar to a newlew-fa- The public will > other automated equip- Glenns Ferry, to Kct<Cetchum. to to m e r servivice .windows. The cilltility.’! treet facility, intoalabe! al the Fillinore St O n cewill tl sort the mail f^or standoff is otr.r ■ ' Albion, to Jackpot. loading doc3ck area behind the TheT new “carrier annex"cx” on Rice.added,'but ii delivery. II b e’welcome tachcd. oil The hcii"to the dulu Pont1 chemical for- With mail sorting; hihandled at old buildingig will be dedicated Filliillmore Street will be-a1 moren: difTercnt atm osphe :c we go to automation, the new Fillmore StreJtreet build- to elastomerr parking.| - indiidustrial building designe< Street location, 'm en't wil tunc was captured by>y a SWAT team Sun- ;ned to ditional post officeit will have a speedy dodel a lot o f whnt we do ing, the downtown builijuildingwil! “W hat wii:’ill hir you when you hanandle south-central IdahJaho’s “It'll be like sho| lly now." Rice said, day as he left his coldold mansion after a 2 - tiere than a tra- "O nce v day standoff t% fix the boiler police had :e. '• it will do shut o ff Friday night.It. oppirig ot a de- rnanually r P a g e A 3 M c A ul l i f f e ’ s b m c k u pr ] e c a l l s i d i s a s t e WiUtlierealKnCramer..