-------............................... ' ' ■ . 1 www.magicvallilley.com ov6jfc L^/ m/ h --------------------------------------^ - ...........-......... - S M I • ^ A J I N P,PARKE ^-------2 6 2 7' EI VANDELL LaSG________ — T . 7QM.903-------------— m T h P z in F a l M diahoW a f th^Sr^o^ m Thursday,, D ecem ber 26,200^0 ^ ________________ ■ ■ ^ 050 ccncs G cXX>MOW'UNINC \ V E A l l - r E R ITCSm a l ( Co. tremalins nleutri'al UCA lenge water r i^ ts transfersirs for gle over the use! of the “local pub- Most[ost of the protests have been’n our stockholders?” other Ididaho water newIf” dairies. lic interest” woivording in state aboutut proposed| dairies in or nearor Managers of otheiher Magic . 1*35. low users fav "It was absolutely unanimonous,” water law. Over'er the past three areas!as irrigated.wiih Twin Fallslls Valley irrigation interestsinte say ivor change in said Norm Semanko, referrinIng to' years or so, localal environmental Canallal Co.i water. their stockholdersi don’tdo know a recent voice vote of the groroup’s activists and honromeowners In or “WeWe represent approximatelyly enough about the legislationlegi: to Pa«eA2 ‘loCalpU)ublic interest’ legislativefeg committee thatIt has ' near westem TwiVin Falls Couniy 4,000K) tusers. Some of these folksks have taken a position,ion, with' the refrepresentatives from eaciich of have used the phnhrase successfully are dairyda owners, and some of exception of the NorthNo Side he water transfer thesese folksI live by dairies, and M a g ic V allh nca IdaIdaho’s canal companies andid irri* to slow down the id Canal Co., which is bacl(racking ll. Si!5rswiftf____________ gatgadon districts. process for operlerators of large * manyly of< the water users are nei- MnofmiiiionKA'ivtTWinEdls ------------ But Vince Alberdi, managegerof dairies. Ihey sayy thattl when water ther,r, s<so for this company to take<P Taking the lead man is addicted to hutlum anitar- TWIN FAIAiXS-The director of the state’s largest irrigationin sys* rights transfers arear being consid- • a positosition would be Inappropri- tent-die Twin Falls CanalI Co.C - ered by die Idahoho Department of ate,”” Alberdi/ said, “li’s a no-winj|* The words “local publicpul inter- ianwork. the. Idahciho W ater Users ten est" were Incorporaloraied Into iM Associationin said1 virtually all 20 sailsaid his group has not takenI a for* - Water Resources,es, its should con- situatiiation. We would divide ihe ems to local popu- interecrests of our stockholders, Idaho water law inI 197819 as the P a g e ? * of the group'up's irrigadon districts na!mal position on the issue. sider such concerr environmental movemeement gained endorse legiegislation that would ^T v ^ Falls County has beenenthe lations as dairyry odor, traffic, andI whowl are we 10 take a posi- 1 that represents only pain of CourtreporW rtL o o k make it moinore difficult to chai- *iwsite of the most contentious Strug-st noise and flies. tion th of Please see WATiVATER.P3geA2 for Jeromel e i ^ d _______ ______ ___ . Goading cbl court news. rNrKorrea PlP » » C 2 ^ I O Y O l )J H E A lRWS a t T hl E A R ? moves5 O i r r u o o R S — ^ fuel T(H)ds [I toreacctor Officials let moreoreU.N^ k 9 inspectors into• cccountiyj ThtAsterialtdl^ SEOUL. South Kor«b m - N o i « Korea has begun movn o r i n f f r e * fud rods into a reactor,lo r,a I k » in n AfranadtoiUlcediiitim bers in reactivating nuclearlea rh d U A sode heighaM frozen«n beauty that could eventually^ y p n x l u * in Si)^J|i«K Canyoiyon. weapons, a South KoriK o n u iM ig ( Pi« b D1 iK nS iy ***** The move UAi .s .iiM r i^ S r o R - b appeared to reflect the opUoMOpI -|: BowlbatttoUCLAaL cruised C o m m u n is t in an historic Las V i^ north’s determi* nation to restart — J while Hawaii and TUU the dormant duked it but in a thrilliller. i-M*""!(■ L s j S S i i K a ■ ^^jsss^si | i " g gDverrment offidal, asak d d i £ « S ' V ' munitt North beginim m o tlttU C i ' ----------- ------ --• rods imo the fivMBtgr MiyNayBMManatt lisys Oh kaybeart tkal MiM bsl sam* Sl Iks CMit CMsiIsespsl aiR k hi Sheshoot. Baatnsttitlabotllo'tdHi tatisislah»lMM|lqfe«bslcMls I tor at its nudasvSZS&H Yontfqron, SO miles 00 oMidvattlIt tha dwch feM tiw «Mk balMM CMMC m Is Ns« Tsai's Dar.. ThtT Male ean bt hatftf al tw«r Shsshsatj Im b t« a MiMialhMtoriMstteiMn. ^TT^^repSS"*’ToUo . announcement Weda • offidab in South Korai \!i»/ VBHH mds of holiiiday musi(ic resonatee through!Shoshone^ North has let titht Wg; ' ' inttm atlonal Atomliiinic Eautr. ByMctoyWWWkar — churdirdi scrapbook, church mem* Agency send more bmtanpectmo . Thill Wwwo s discovered bells were no i s s s s s a m ---------- 7TheamfftsinQfi(kn/kti•rtioirytosmi/rasiii/^i keariU m M i » lanu^bdlides.m Bcr cast In this country and munist engineers momove fre e U . Sacramento vroQ a reg SHOSHONONE-A-joyful noise Hoatver,j brfotvAeMii'IcmldbeolMinid, amrimllottsttmis cost of importing a bronse^ aroundareactor ina vvii io lM tt^ son rematch againstrSuT^^ u uniotheLor.43rd* has been chiming thin Ihrough thethe city of Shoshone diechi ar^cn S rlS S S f defen^^NBAdiamimpion ijnry 2963. donated to thediunh andtiedtja. t^Siosioiieofonbdtalf<^ reetaBeoan he congregation dedded to stayingmNorth Korea L aken Wednesday nifl Startingg a week before EdiA Goodingig/jyiermpinaaiK/iiin^kas. ,ry toto secure a single carillon 105.99. *1} the activities of Norths s is a Chrittma*I aand ending on New bell.I. However,I before the bell*'* The number of ituptispectors was PifB B l Year’s Dayay. members of the — -------------------------couldId Ibe obtained, a carillon iet^ increased from twoitodiretdib to Chris Epiictiscopal Church and the woodenwoi pews. church is on finIre,” an excited was1 d<donated to the church and ynA. CQOunumtyy ttake time to provide That1 wasn’t always the case.c Father John sasaid. Bennett’s thedt;dty of Shoihone on behalf "of In a confrontationion with tl9 O p in io n • murictfaatnt resonates through the AnAn incredible lightning stontrm hit father, Zane AleUexander, was a Edithth Gooding by her nephews*• United States, Northrth Korea eg Itown. tbetbe saiall town about 130I ajn.,a firefighter and reresponded to the and I niinieces. , Dec. 12 decided to:o restartr its Out Of bounds: Judge'^^^mling " S . ' T d1 ' ;along a tree-lined Sept.Sex 10.1963. Lightning sa(truck call OnFn Nov. 17.1963, die inaugural against q^ergy devdo] V fronn nudear fadlideiides and ditn tiopmem ttreet.d)edichurch has fesdveboU- thethe bell tower and partiitially The church'st bbell, which had conceiicert of the Edith Gooding'■» removed UK. monitoititoringseab outside natimal parkrk Igoes day garlandads with red bows to destroyeddei the duBCh. ht^ioltsbelfrvry sina 190S, was Memomorial Carillon was held at and cameras fann dienie reactor and 9verboard( todity^ edil small congregadoQ of ChurchC member Mary]7 Kay cracked beyondid repair.1 At tbat the chchurch. Junior and senior5'' three other key nudearearfacMiaa. says. Tbe exterior* is well* . BennenBe> recalls the pbone callall she dme, die congregegation originally highh »school studenu under thehe “We’ve confirmedaed through D * ^ i e caicdfor.aniand Ae interior is Uned receivedrec as a child that fatateful sought to replacexdieoldbelL I with stainedled glass windows aod morning.mo “Tell your dadd tbe According too 1artides io the Please ieeMUnc.Pa^A2^ PtetseseeNOnR0 IKA.P1 9 A2 C o m i n g l i i LP SoldiIiers keep holidayh spilirit even innGulf Ni[ixon used'‘madman 1 C a U n te»I l tkaAaMcMaHadPiaaa Where to go and ^^latlatto se e -------------- i s c a r e S o v i and do in 2003. PRINCESi SULTAN Am BASE, stitrategy’ toi (lets Saudi Arababia - There was no R id d fin' ChristmasbibreakforU .S. pilots UstocltlsdPittt__________ Nunn bdieved ddsbwnuUaccel- w 1biTlm e»NCWt m patrollingI IIIraqi sUes from this erate accommodatioition by the Saudi base.le. and similar flights WASHINGTON - Presidenint North Vietnamese, forforcing them jgeedhedoloff the deck of a US. on ordered a worldwide secretVI into an agreementIt ihthat would I n d e x aiiuaftiaiiiinieratsea. : fSfcSvB vX i ntidea.iear alert in October 1969, cali-Ji- leave US. ally Southth VVietnam ia V ing his wartime tactic a *inadniah CkssiMJ^lS Mmta day «M t was pleadftil an fiax. or a m ^ die American strateiitegy” aimed at scaring theHe Among dedassifleded documentsc C omics....0 3 NationIon ..A3€ troopfitari£itioned in tbe Persian -iets into fordng concessionsns puUished tUs Hwkic b)by the inde­ Pommnlty .C8 OWuaiuartes..C2 Golftegion-D-afareeof60,OOOand faradsn North \^etnam, declassifieded pendent Nationalal Security umentsihow. Coiiuiidad .11 OpMon I die United Swes coo- Archive is a memo0 lu Nationi^ warwithliaq.----------- : didn’t work, as Moscow dis-is-___ Security Ad\iser HenrymiyKbaingtf Cros»»ort..e4 Outdoo “pssiir;U games, turkey and ^ no concern. The reason is from hb assistant. Gen. Ooar«U)y..C4 Spoitsrts .. .B14 roast beefr Snixn,d bri^uly col- lear. The Soviets may not haveve Haig. It described plan)Uns (o signfi: Noroscope .C4 WaaViiIther ..M ondglftsfinfmm home phooe cared,ed, may not have b e « as influ-lu- “U& inteni lo escalatalate miliu9* entialial as1 Nixon believed - or, Ukeke operations in Vietnamam iin die f a ^ Lm .BoxI..C 4 W n t. « .........ra g i ’j Siwen5^8Sed*wto*cS- ? the rerest of the world, might not101 of continued enemy intransigentinti MB«;\Mey£l WoltdId ...S&79 S d K l havene noticed the alert, inParis.- sS^ab^rooK -MisMsis sf UM t M AMsms sh■taad la Im It fsl a tftcW ChChrittMSdhatr Thehe aim of the alert was keptpt Among theJ^signab*a b * ;in H a i^ ____ Officers atIt Camp( New York in «W« e«M *ral tbs UJ.