h e ! a e s - -T l P u t y^3W W V ^ ^ CiCICW LET^COW T w in Falls, Ils, I d a h o / 1 Q O th y e aar. r , N o. 224 . , F r i d a yy. A ugust 12, 2005 5 0 c c n t s - — - G q o p -a■W3RNING-^ T V ^ “ W e a t h k S d e ta ilIs a g iviolatiio n s lli,. Toda) :jO feg Comi andsd sunny. O a kd ] e y o p e r a t i o3 ins face totaalof$906,9( JOO r “ WewsTrackerr *■ ■ High.gh84.1ow55. , Page AZ jjQ p e ■ Last w e knew;kn Double 0 BThelatiI t e s t : The Idaho De- lerialties fro ntn ] three statee a g e n c i e s Farms ond Lamliim twrt Produce, o portm ent of Environmental feedlot ond fomform near OaWey. • « «isessed the operation M a g ic V/Aa L U -:\' ByMlch.ltollie Dunlop the! agencya; sent on Iuiy29 to) flee lists Chris Drukos of}f iBlack- received noticesIces from tw) $ 2 4 ,2 0 0 In additional Tries. w « w riter. C ory.Klng ry > of Lambert IW uce.I. footasdienrcsidentofliorLoniben state ogendese s tfor violations. Double C ’sS tattorney m et with Needing some, aiaid; Money I!S2!i!5« • ■ ------ T liee agcncyaj found seven viola- Produce. Steve Dndcosi o f Salt ' such a s iiiegoily;olly diverting. ' . .the Idaho D.Departm ent of Water shortage shrinksiks American OAiOEY-iY— Tlie inspection of tionsins and assessed a penally off Lake City serves as the cco o m p a - wator. oilowingIg ccattio access to R e sw rc es.s. Red Cross officec e Iin TVvin u C a s s ia CountyC feedlot and $24.201.200. ny's vice president, witilec HR o b e n Wiiiow Crcok1 sniand discharging I What’sS In e x t : Form own- Falls. farm by a1 thirdiJ state agcncy re* Jimbcrt Produce operates att Maxfidd, also of Salt Lake[lke City. • m anure ond waswastowaier into e rs have 1515 days to respond PfltfA n i vcaled an1 uu n c ertified pit la d e n th eI .same.sai location as Double C' is listed as sccretory-trca:reasurer. the creek, to DEQ’s nollotincatlon. * ^ 8 ® o* with house!isehold \vastc. animal Farmsm s feedlot. but die two are! Marshall could nol coic o n firm m anure wa;Awtewater und a dog not: ththe e so m e ve n tu re , sa id lO hn1 King’s position in eidierr opera-o{ *-------------------------- carcass, acci■ccordlng to agency re- M arshrshall, u n a tto r n e y o f G ivensi tlo n . c la im s. A ro u tinle e i livestock inspecdon M o n e y p o n s . P u rslcs le y3 LLP in B oise — th e A rmI On Tliursday. Marshall t di co u ld “ W e’re try in g tot o w ' o rk w ilh all i n M a y a i DDouble t C by an Idaho . Biulve style:. WaWal-Mart dnesday, die Depart- represtresenting bolh. nut comment on DEQ'si nodce.n< the agencies, tryin E nvironm ental Q uality I1 n ItsIti July 2005 a n n u a l re p o n , saving he had not had timtin e to f a c ts o u t o n th e tab S U . 0 D Cir ^ tm e n t o f Ag ric u ltu re ______ aspires to be hip.ip. ■ released the:hc notice of violation the IdIda a h o se c re ta ry o f sta te s o f- fully review that ageiigency's said. Pleaslase see FINES, Page A2 Page D6 . Staring dowVN THE FLAMES■-S W e e k E nJe D ■ —= Sennpra ^ sue!;s over H Wei;b site II h i TheAaaoctat R EN O . NJev. e — The com pany Wagons hoi With:ith a wary proposing totc build a $1 b& lion eye on safety, Glerilenns coal^flrccTpIailant near Jerom e has Fenys Three Islanland filed a federalral lawsuit accusing a Crossing wades in renewable energyc coalidon of 19ihyear. providing falfalse informadon on th e I n te r n e;t t abouti its proposed Page Cl Gcrlach, Nev.BV.. p r o je c t S e m p ra EnE nergy p la n s to b td ld a l,4S0-m(ricgawatt plant in, SPOR'rS northern VAu^ o e County. It also Intends to Left Phil m I 0 locate a 6 0 0 - Mlkels'on ^ m e g a v ra tt facilityU In Jerome leads afiter the firstirst round C ounty. of the PGA Champ The W eb1 sites,s; sponsored by "’S i Nevada Clcai>an E n erg y C o a lid o n a n d I d e u m Inc.. question whether cool-al-Qied power plants O p i n i o n UMUTM^___rr,T.n_iL.. orcsafeandri m im ic S e m p ra En< ires «md Web design, Supreme reform:: SiStates are n f ^ m i b itti* ■ lira T l i u r ^9 iftimcMnii that thrMtMWd aI ddairy anti leveral bomea andd d<daitroyad tw o alMda and abwi h » I S 10,000 “ S c t a r auit S iU edlnui^. the rlg}it ones to ib Inconitructlortlon nurterlalt ioutli of F ^ .i It. Tha fira was brought underir ccontrol within 30 mliiutaa.. BiBattalion trict Court inin Southem CoUTor- S l« se Chr.fO«yE.fl•■ri said tli« eauM .wu tUQ te ii^ nlo, se e k s u nnspedfied s daihages. Supreme Court's'lo It c laim s ( h e9WU) V sites represent standard on emineinent ---------------- — a ’‘m a lid o u s c a m iia lg n ’’ to s to p domain, today’s editorialed X T * die pow er piejia n t w h ile p ro m o t* says. MdfMj renewable I■ * « , H i sipanic i po]>pulation1 continuues to gT(row le 0 1 ^ region and th a t th e y c ontalifuilsc n t and dls* itemebts." By w alsk i Karin Kowa “DIversiilcatlon is som cdilidling Araceiy's Boutiquele ini Jerome, senwro ap<pokesman Art Lar- Tim»»Neva wwi rttef_____________ N a t i o n - Hispispanlc population w e ’ve a lm y s b e e n p r o u d of.’*if.” said the city is surrcunomded ta Hhe u T^es‘News o n ------data. - 'I'he chamber is working'ig on—plnccs where Hispaiipanlo monic niuriai^lhallat h t f is u n a w a re o f JER O M E — M o rc tlia n o n e in ways to bring the communluniiy w o rk . W h e n h e idsllcdvj Ihc slmllarV«!b»lisites directed at the nvc people inIn Jerome and Cas- '■' Sees page A2 iclogedier. uud hopes to stanm an county lair, he said[llhomalortly th company’s pproject in Idaho. siacouniicsislis Hispanic, accord- annual Mexican IndependenIence of die people therejre were His. Sempra onoikcratcs tmder the p a n ic . ing to U.S. OCensus Hgures fJT c re a s es frofre m th e y e a r b e fo re a n d daycelebnilion.d. o . ^ , subsidiary Idad a h o V alley LLC fo r leased Thorsdjsd a y . • a 2 2 p ecrccnt rc ( Increase from 2000. K osa I’olz. o w n e r o f El SSoi om - A t Je ro m e H igli SScliool. d i David iBjcromipniJreject ili<»-;oin.Minidolca— Betweeii.:eiu2003.and_2004.-thc_b.brcro Resuiurant inlerom e.!,sald. ss • Quinlcy..who-teachcchra.loimial- -------= rh o b o lloa n m lin e Is th e illeg a l-------------- foiu-otlicrsinldaho state's ppo| o p u la tio n a s a w h o le in - tlietl; re >vcre n o M c x ica n .restaistau- has seen Hispanilanlcstudcnls „ d Improperc r u s e o f th e S e m - I lU o ru a t tca-st o n e - c re a s ed d 1.91 perccnt, die fourtl)- rantsrs in lerome 25 years agoo( stan to branch outUt In1 to m ore p m narne.*^LLarson a said. “Quite ic.. fastest: growthgn rate in the coun- SheSl said today therc m ightht Ibe activities in the four)u r y e a n h e i sim ply, w e o re se e k in g to n iip d n Ounty is 22,5 pur- try. more111 people tlian die cens•nsu.s wught there. By stanla n in g a bllln- o u r n i n e . " tc and Cassia Coun- In Jeroe ro m c , bakeries, restau - countscc bccausc some donVdoi ncxvspaper lastast yeju, he's •nieGerlachch p o w e r p la n t h a s rccnt Hispanic, ac- rants. vvid< id e o a n d cloU iing sto re s havehi legal status. Siie soltlJ tl been able to morc! thanthi double come to symlm boll 2c a stniggle __ „_-The-counlic too much talking: 1 I news release from are cropp)p p ln g u p to c a te r to 1 Ils* HispanicH populadon helps ,1d Hispanic participatiilatlon in his between fossilsU-fueled power or C o u n ty a n d Tot ■ c lasses.