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' IGood inToday’s forecas
Sunny with light w the middle 80s. Lows
FliDod danger dThe Big Wood Riv
. may not flood agai snow has melted in basin.'
School board C(The Twin-FaUs Sch
again tonight to set n cilides.
Sd close* .He's come close b
Rocket C lyde Drexli home a championship
Olympic countcWith the decision <
the 2002 Olympics jui to favorite Salt Lak minute pleas Monday.
Bring back sdeiTwin Falls school 1<
squeeze sci6nce back high curriculum reqi editorial says.
^ h y , ’401(^) re'tir hidden 'risks that are
' ■ ■ closer.*
iSot-so4upemiaDespite all the posit
' store would bring intt project has been min t r a ^ and race-baiting
Charge lh>m thiLegislators from W
, M onday lobbying . changes in environmer
^Slamming’ undFederal re gu la to r
tougher ru les agains - tomers' long-disumce i
their knowledge — a . “slamming."
After Democrat!' A day after appeari Clinton,,House Speak
. unleashes a partisan att
Criticisiii.fi«m FJh e mayor o f Nogasj
. . cridcizes commenfs'b]
. cians and bthers- defi atomic, bomb in World
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narke tDsitive things a mega- into' East Harlem, the nired 'in politics, being.
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WASHINGTON — The endongcrcd many aftlrma grams Monday as it curuti terms the federal govcmmj
. give special help to racial n Courts must hold Congrt
ident to the same strict sti and local govcmments wh wheth^aiuhnative-liclion in reverse discrimination, came in a Colorado cose. '
-I ThcrflppUcation o f the nc dard was not just limited volving set-asides or quot ing the.decision, the co.urt abandoning the central hoi two miUor offirmative-ac both o f which w ere vict rights advocate.■ Few govem m ent progr constitutional when the
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B arefoo t w M er ek le r J petltlve ek fer p lac ed fl y e a r o f th e sp o rt, w hli
3 hydroBy WUllBQ Brock
., Tunes-Ne,ws writer
. . BUHL - Hydroelectric d« ;y Boulder, Empire and Kan
have been'short-circuited by al Energy Regulatory Co which has thrown out their plications.
D evelopers hadn’t bee progress to reverse the 1993 key water quality certificate ho Division o f Environmeni
■ Developers have until the fi: July to appeal tho FERC dec . “It d i(k 't come as a surpr
> don’t intend tb contest it, at
‘Basl Iu W u b iD g to n P ^
WASHINGTON — St its privileges, and for A Scott O’Gradj; one o f thct
And, it’s f w to assume ny to eat it wilh.
The pilot who a week i ing 6n g w s and ants a dow n in B osnia M on macadOTia<«nuted lamb
------itace:mush»otnrarthd-Vstead o f huddling beneath cows dubbed Alfred and
. . hid fiom .separate Bosnia
ton, W h o ^ i ^ ^ ^ w a ^ ._ ^cortedPlG -rady.w d.h}sJ
oftriumoh.' -i-..'.': T H i s : f e ] r w S 3 ! i 3 ;
G b re l^ b was r^Uc^ed td J nearby cbuph, after grac
• his usual sMt to O ’Grady : fioe conference table befoi jouraed.to'the White Hoi
, r « a .r B u iar wmm' ia ie o u ty i
Irt cuirhe Supreme Courtmative-action pro- ^ nailed in sweepingament’s freedom to ^sl minorities. admigress and the pres* joht: standards as state haniwhen determining . prcs
ion programs result Quton. The 5-4 ruling hopi
. W : new, stncter stan*ed to programs in- i— ^uotas. In announc* "strictLurt appeared to be “Allholdings io its lost tional>actlon holdings, measui’icto ries fo r civ il m ent
O ’Coaograms are found Shehe niore rigorous on rac<
ing iiis tun
>r J u s t in C ox o f Twin Fall d f i r s t In th e M en 's E.dlvl rhich Is Ju d g ed on a poln
9 projeci' this point,”
president c economics
: developers at sour os wei lanaka rapids L.B. Indi Ib y th e Feder- mits for Ki C om m ission, Power Ele eir license ap-.* prellmlnar
Empire rap been m aking tries would >93 denial o fa w o rk ^ 'd i ate by the Ida- agreement lental Quality, trie’s assets e first week o f Twin Fal decision. Jones - whrprise, ond we Power Elec , at least not at for commet
sher 5• Sudden feme has ir A ir Force Capt. them is better fo< ^ . jme, better compa-.
ek ago was surviv* s after being.sbot o n d ay d in ed on mb chops and shi- i - W h l te - H o u s e r l iF - ^ H lath the legs of,two nd Leroy while he mian-Serbrsoliders, EVuAesident-CliD- . n’tliidin'g as h'e es-. V i i H } sJ iu n llx o n a .d a y _ _ _ ,: .^
(ice P resident A l7 ”^ r ^ rto-Huddiiiig; e r a — P « « n raciouslyjWeldiog yriih l idy at an Ov^l. Of* efore the grotip od- the 2 ^ ■louse r e s i^ c e to H o ^
, ".:PeOt8g Ily uue itefttitea to foi! thi ...
lirrtails
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leWaBhiDgtonPost .
WASHINGTON — Some f [ministration had been hopi hn Paul Stevens, 75, might mg up his robes th is year csident Clinton another op{ it it doesn’t look like that’i ippcn. ^Word IS Stevens is healthy,
ct scrutiny” suindard is appli< ill racial classifications... an il onty i f they are narrow!; mres that further compellin t in te re s ts ,” Ju s tic e S ar snnor wrote for the court :e said “all govemmenf.act ice ... should be subjected t
•ns
alls co m p le te s a ‘tu m b le Ivlslfrn a t tHe Idaho S ta te Int sy s te m b a s e d on the,
Its on Snt,” said Joe Davis, Boise-bas< I o f L 3 . Industries, Inc. T] cs o f th e projects had goi 'ell, he said.idiutries held preliminary pe Kanaka Rapids, while Hydr lectric o f Nevada, Inc. he ary permits for Boiilder at apids, Davis said. L.B. Indu Id have done the developme [ the company bad a purcha It to buy Hydro-Power Ele ns, Davis said.'alls real estate broker Robe vho is a shareholder in Hydr :ectric - could not be reach( lent Monday.
2’ din.
^ r c e 'C a p t 'S c o t tC G r a i iranM S a t th e WhHe^Hou 1 t h i p ilo t a n d h is fem lly
l^ y w -o ld aviator. Froni'^th ie;to a rain-soaked ,ceretrioD sgbn; official Washington 8 ih^ acctden iai ncro. If-iO
3S1B3EIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE
■ I ■
i mhelp
i k e l y t o s t a y
revved up fo • clerks for ne:
e folks in the getting his ck >ping Justice according to Jht decide to able sourcc. :ar and give Actually oil appointment^ Democrats,-s at’s going to could replace
. publican opp y, happy and with a justice
plied. jgdicial inquiareconstitu* . right to equalwty tailored been tnfhngeiling govern- The court,'!landra Day o f some that i
as unconstitiiction based tion" against <d to detaifed Only Jiwtic
>le tu rn ' w hile p rac tic ing < ate B are foo t C h am p lo n st l e .n u m b e r o f t i ie k s com r
tiakedei«sed O pponents o f t The schemes rejoiced at tl'
;one “People have mode busine'^ on the Snol
per- for marginol project ^di^ ' Boise-bued associate held Rivers United, a state and group.
idus- " “The heyday for d nent the Middle Snake is hase said in a telephone ii :lec- “ C itizens hove or(
adamantly, opposed i )bert menl along the Middl ’dro- In addition to Ido ched the hydro projects wc
P lease
ies bet
ra d y w a s w e lc o m e d h o m o u se a n d Pefltagon.-'Pres Ily o v e r lu n ch . .
' the White seemed a b ite iooy at the in the glow o f t tt swooned a o r anyone el iV»-^raay. - ^assea b oe oai
for ny o n c o u r t
' for action. He has hired hi next year ond is working oi clerks for the following term to on extremely knowledge
5.’ all this is good news for tb s,-sincc there’s no woy the; aCe Stevens, a.modcrate Re ippointed by President Ford ice much to the left.
quity to ensure that the perso [ual protection o f the low has
irt,’however, rejected the urgii lat it outlow all afTimiaiive act ititutional “reverse discrimi: ist whites.Slice Anionin Scalia voted to
ig on M urtaugh L ake Mor ish lp s .h e ld o v e r th e w eel m ple ted by c o m p e tito rs ,
jnied ~f the hydropow er ' 1It the news. J ode the cost o f doinginokc River too high Qyects,” said Liz Poul, -r-jp iote director o f Idohototewide conservation j
ir development along s is long gone," she c interview Monday. . organized and are .. Mi to more develop- j_i ddle Snake.” daho Rivers United, were opposed by the ise s e e HYDRO/A2 ____
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om e-M onday w ith a p -— re s id e n t C lin ton m et
it embarrassed to bo basking ofthe mighQ', neither Clinton : else seemed a t all embar*basking m the o w of hmi.
ninor]~ uwoy wilh all fonns '
live action. O'Connor was joi
. . William H. Rchnquij ny M. Kennedy um Scalio wrote a concui
™’ Sicvcns and Justii5®' Ruth Bader Ginsbi . Breycr dissented.
® The court even sto down the federal af grani il had sjudicd - cial help to minority the highway consiruc
J O'Connor ocknowl ■sonal “oilers the playing fii IS not respects." Therefore,
peals court should be Rings ply stricter s,c,lon In another impona nina- harder
judges to order city to do Pleas
MIKE SAL
o n d ay afte rn o o n . T he 15-: e k e n d in PoCatello. Cox h i, h e sa id .
Police s feed-trucl|y Liz Wright ‘imcs-Ncws-writcr
JEROME - Police ore looki ^ent on a Sunday night ramp bed truck, destroying a BMV nd camper top beforc ramiQir etting the truck ablaze.
“We are talking thousands ollars damage,” said Sgt. Lan f the Jerome County SherifTs The man ran from the seer
P lease
dps saO “I can tell you that he j J better meal today than h rj, days iirBosnia,” 'Cliiiioi
ugoh. “But he gave us prccious than wc can c\ reminder o f what iis vei country.”
Clinton greeted O ’Gt House with a'salute. I code name, Clinton said good to have you home.
-----0 ’GraaySia*thTMai— him to safety.in a daring
have given the adminii story with an unalloyed
— in-dramiJtic contrast,to that is unfelieyedly com
10..- all m anner.'oC skepii____ guessers......... ________
__ Vej O'Grady is mon syihbol. Ittim isout thei is a sex symbol as wei eyes o f some,
ng '* 0 ^ he’s cute,” cooc H ouse a ide M onday,
»r- -through a window,whil
VSM e sms of rocc-ba.scd afTimw-'
> joined by Chief Justicc iquist and Justices Antho- und C larence Thomas,
ncurring opinion, astices David H. Soutcr. isburg and Stephen G.
, stopped short o f striking 1 affirmative-uction pro- ed — one ihui oflens spc- iriiy-owncd businesses in iruciion industry. - lowledged thot the ruling g field in some importiini 3re. she said, a federal ap- 1 be given a chance to ap- er standard.ortont ruling on race, the rdcr Mondoy for federal ity school desegregotionlease s e e C0URT/A2
E SALSeURVmM TVnwNMi
15-year-old com - >x Is In h is th ird
seek ck thief
x)king for a man who ampagc with a stolen »MW car,, motorcycle, lining a gas pump and
nds and thousands of Lance VanderMciden' ifTs Department, scene aAer sending a a s e 's e e TRUCK/A2
alad jIt he certifies he got a an he ^id m those six iiiidn-said “af thVPen^ e us something more n ever give him — a i very best about our
)’Grady at the While;e. Using the pilot’ssaid, “Basher 52. it’s jme."Marines who earned iriogrcscue.last.wcck_ -_ ministration a simple jyed happy ending —:,to a .Balkans policy :omplex and besel by 1 :p iic s-o n d .sec o n d i_ ' ___
nore than o politlcol the short, wiry fellow well, at least in the
»oed a young White lay, -as she pee red .while Q’Q rajy. in a_______i lM 8e.seePIL 6T /A 2 '
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3 -■ . '■ •- . . ■ ••, :MaxMini ■ BolM 1 90 49: • Bufley 68 57; ■ Fairfield 77 41• Gooding 87 SO: Hagarman 95 50; Idaho Falls ' 82 48■ Jerome 84 SO
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Poeaielio' 85 49' Salmon 69 42< Stanley 75 33J Sun N/alley 77 38
esJune
Evoni
:Court_^ Continued from A1 j;plans designed to attract indents from tlie suburbs.
, ^ The same 5-4 lineup ;:ruled in' a Kansas City, ^•that such plans may bi ‘■only if a ju^ge finds that «;and suburban schools sti
j: The affirmative-octio; {.signaled a fimdameiital i ►way. courts are to evaliiati j enil programs. They no •■'subjected to “strict scru !: standard that would requi >tive-action progmms to b jltailored to remedy post t p i o n . "^ “The ru ling undoubi J^mean more challenges t ^tjve>action programs,” sa ^pointed C. Stephen Rals ^NAACP U g a l Defense a f tional Fund.
William p. Pendley. ti rlaw yer who chollengwd tl; f court ruled on, soid, “N tw h o oppose affirmative i hhave the intellectual and X tiotial basis for dismantlin
One opponent, Hous< JN ew t Gingrich, R-Ga., s tp ec te d congressional heai f.on.tbiyfUture o f federal t
. - ''I * t h e nillng comes at a I
lO in g r ic h ond o ther Re leaders in Congress are
* :eliminate most forms o f s
[ I V u c k ^f Continued from A1t' gas pump flying 2 & feet ii j .a t H onker’s M ini-M art
__ J U n c o ln . ^ ^ e s _ f r o mt^inerted:.tHe.'Stirtion's' li « B W ^L- Thick black smol ('the.-wTridows o f the coil
s to re '^ d crept into the bui Eleven fire fighters bi
^ b l a ^ g truck-with foam;.i poe-R obinette-of'the Jero ,';,FireI>epaTtoent. Shut-off
r r — .—Clrculado
^ '’ twpeo^end 10 t a t onty.If;Gcive)ma-pqier^7Lin..a
■2 Tlmo9-Novw, Twin F
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fot iStytime coodillota tnd hi^ icnp.
iM ' UtorJpnU* I tbH
T w i n F a l l sMllnPcp MaxM49 Yesterday 65-457 ..... Last yeor 69 fi41 Nomtal , 60 A“ ... P rec ip ita tion48 I!!.’ Moniti to date;50 ....Normal mo. to dale;52 ■■■■.■■ Wataf-yearto deter—45.. .... ....Normal year to date:« C om fort fac to49 ....Humidity a t noon:42 ....Barometer at noon; 033 ..... ....R38 ..... Poaen count 36; grasi
unset today 9 :16 p.m. unrise tomoirow 6:00 a-m., uooririLue; Full, June 12; lost qi me 19; new, June 27; first quarte «ly7.Isible pianetK Moming. Satum. tronlng: Mors, Jupiter, Venus.
act white stu* s.up o f justicesity. Mo., case H w Assq ' be imposedfiat both urban i„ adcistill show ef- Court’s <i
■on. • firihativction decision . seccresatiiol shift in the T j ^ j e liatc such fed-. current ainow will be boll Leag
crutiny” — a w ronglyquire affirma- 5 2 0 0 nullQ be narrowly ,jtrust Javst discnmina- and its 28
ubtedly w ill G uard nIS to affirma- Washingt.said a disap- 71,5 high
:alston o f the ij,c way c« and Educa- -,o a milit
his case.the Denver . Rule
J the plan the that bene••Now, those shore woi/e action will cahwled i and fbnstitu-tling it." use Speaker..said he ex- a ,k ,d for aleanngs soon- now in use.si affirmative ' ' Patricia Ir
National Or]a time when p ^ ic te d coiR epublican would ‘'haveare trying to One sttanjj f affirmative action aimed
the station’s :t into the air plosion, he S) irt on South Late Sun< m the t r u c k s t o l e the.fee I light's, and shop just noi moke stained J-it around the zoilvenience . VanderMciA building. First, th en; battled the . BMW parke n^.said Chief /. shop, 'snovioj erome Rural he rommM | o ff valves oii vided s le ^ fi
oadireetof., c*H733^»3l..^ net ar« open be- .. .. Ifyou do o b c r e - • ; l y j t ;
— •Sh’jS S- lOemlsftnni . able weekdty* I
cril 6 77 -«4 i-•
s s i ^• r in m -e a O r-i
In Falls, Idaho Tuasday, Jum
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M a g i c V a l l i1 —. ^ 111'. .V,;..Sunny,todiy.:Hi|------- -----------T onjghH U rrlw w f. the upper 80s. .
.The ultraviolet in
^ E x tend td r' . ; T Iim ediynlFd
temoon and evtaini X lower lo mid-SOs. R
in the lower90s.- Setoitay cooler. 1
e n and thunderston 80s.
W o o d R i v e
n Sunny today. Hig—* Lows oreund 40. Wi
wro. T r e a s u r e V i
Sunny today. Hi{ j A«C2V Tonight fiiir. L
oround90.
_ _ l N o r t h e m N
^ MosUy junny md90s. Southwest win
, panJy cloudy west 01 . erSOs. Wednesday F ; the aftemooo. A sUe a ^ H l^ u p p ^ ^ A NorthemUi
K Mln Pep Mostly sunny and , 67 20 mph. Highs 90-! ) 47 .03 Wednesday mostly SI
The ultnviolet ia< n level. •
: ' « I d a h o w e------13.66-------------------------------rs: 6^1 Summer-like wej . f o K State.
- BifgBlsuiuhiDear 32 pc i trast to conditions of
: 0 30.02 ’ windy weather preva High presnire run
'a n West, resulting ia se
tion recorded in Idab Temperatures at 3
tn l mountains and P< t quarter Valley, mer, Winds were varial
where southerly windtj.
Other cpiissodatedFiess ' f
idditioD-tp th e Suprem e cs decisions Monday, oa af-. •ive.a'ctioa ahd-schobl d e i" cation, the justices: ' ; liejected the appeals o f -18 ft and former National Foot- sja ^ e players who say they I :ly w ere forced to jo in alullion senlemeot o f an an- t]lawsuit agiunst the league o28 teams..:. .' .nivived the of.a Coast e
m em ber co n v ic te d ’>in pigton state o f using d n t ^ v gh court found fault withy civilians were appointed Silitary court that reviewed ns. 0]lied in a California case ninefits for disabled long- bvorkers can be reduced or Jl'A i f they later find higher- si
id President Clinton has ti' a review o f those plans d e. ' ■ . ■ -4. - - - .
Ireland, president o f the. iiO r^ iz a tio n for Women, cconsAvatives in Congress aive a field day with • h ange. r ^ I f is.aCfiii^tiye;'-t<led at giving spect^ help. . A
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I’s tanks i ^ r a t ^ an ijx-. -tlesaid. . , a jn d ay night^^tbe-driver - .Vfeed tnick f w - a .repair ■Doitb o f Hoolca^.dfivibg sihe building S9 ^ - t l i D e 8, nnden said ' v<e man struck 8 l)laek:1984 wked alongside^tbe r ^ r o< iing.it b a c k J p j i ^ , J ^i k c a in p e r . t v v p ^ p r o - ci ipm g .quait8ni{ |oi^.m 5 )p£( h3-
t ^ T o report lijetBtninr^iDitwiad
une 13,1995 TF
^ j w r e c i r t t e ;
i l l e y:High3.ia the mld-SOs. W en W >wrinThe-3b8,-W«fae«tajrKU
;t index forecast la 8, a high exp<i regional forecas1 Friday partly cloudy. A slight oing-showcn and thuodentoiuu s. Highs in die m3<t- to iq>per 8(
er. Incietsing clouds with a chi ttoreis. Low* in tbe SOs. H i ^
/ e r V a l l e y
Highs .in the upper 70s. Tues4 . Wednesday siumy. H i ^ arouiValley ^Highs in the mid>80s. Northw \T. Lows In the SOs. Wednesday
Nevadatoday with h i ^ in the lower
winds to 30^'mph.'in tbe aAem< st ond %iir skies east. Lows lowe
partly c l p i ^ and a little cool L sUgbi.cUuee o f afterniMtt r70sM)«pper^80s; ;
' U t a h V -and continued warm to ^ y . Sou 90-9S. Tuesday night fair. Lo' ly sunny. Breezy south'winds.. Ii t index foreMSt is 10 a veiy, hi
r e a t h e r ^ s u m mweather prevailed M onday ov
e and worm temperatures were i t o f a week eariier when cloud) evailed for much o fth e week, remained entrenched over tbe ir 1 seasonably warm temperature •klM W osa-IdaboP^ntere-wa^ daho (O'Monday afternoon.It 3 p.m. ranged fiom the low 70 d Panhandle to the tq>per SOs in
triable and under 10 mpb excc iirinds blew at 10 to 20 pph .
•Urt aQtion■ paying work, even / f tb «
imprgvem ent in their p]I condition,,•, • • • Ordered a Iow ct cour ' cpniidn a ruling that th rr ' I ^ s t u t against federal pri
flcials. by a former inma says he once sold mariji Dan.Quayle.
■f Ruled in a Milwauki that damage awards in It
- over boating collisions ge must in c lu d prejiidgmen est even i f the winning si paitly at fault. The decis versed a longstanding polii
'• L et s tan d a Lou Supreme Court ruling tb m issed a doctor’s libel 1 against Thomson N e w ^ i reporting that the hospital be was. the so le -o b s t^ c l the highest Caesarean ratiStBtgg, '
to women now are to be ji der* a more lenient judicial
' ' . Justice Jo h ii'P a u rS t^ i in dissent that now **the go can more easily ehact afl action piogiams to remedj
■ inatioii against .women thai '•to K inedy diflcnminatibi
' V A fiicm r/unm cans."
the shop mechanics. He di a green 1981 Honda mg VanderMeiden BOtd. . 'J■ Police fbiund the rejji^ i sacked and a $60Q‘,toiqw missmg. .Tools were .throra where, and the. windows 01 wall o f the shop had be<^ ou t '-.•'•'r'Vf:
Anyone, with informat^ cal! ’D etective D an C hat
A S15.0(:w iU W l^ .^ « U .rM ^ G b c d c
lifbt^.dany Bt l32iTUnl St..WFalls,'idabo^^3301r>y Magild ’ N n w epen lafr Saepod-elass
S S S S S S S S f l i B S: LpMtnaster.^pIcese send ebauii imi- fcna Vr: M . Box 3 4 8 7 ^ ldito'«3303.jJ,'.
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winds 10 n^ li. ,. ; , - • rannyrH igh#-in-
cposure level, SQat J i t j
lit chance o f of- >1 ^ tns. to w s in tbe a ,80s and locolly
Jiance o f show- ■ -■ hs in the lower 70» '
sday lught fair. ctow TS; ‘ nmdeO. ^
• ’ IIiwest winds 10iy sunny. Highs • • J j^ . lu
er 90s,to lowi«r~{ roobn.'Tonight.. w er40stolow --' Woh,Mlcr,Winayin.: NatimtHl^ tbunde^rins^' .
T u n e to tb eJ
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spread shower ; intenoountain fiom Florida ii
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were p o ^ in 70s in the cen- their bonks, in the Treasure , “It 's up in
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jtomis poured.locolly heavy .roi iis and East Coast on Monday, xord lows on the P la ii^ front slowly pushing o f f the I vers and thunderstonns in a bro ia into New England, incbis o f i^ ';fell.-early in tbe ^oua^D oddridgeH W unties^ i in parts o fthe state as small st
in iny yard, i t 's almost up to alser o f Hurricane, W.Va.
dro-___dfrpiTj A le C o u n ^ Club, ihe G ear- ' ch Homeowners Associa- 'I a .g ro u p know n.as the lids Coalition.s the best'th ing .tba t has ' to A e Snake River since
•a lls jro jec t was.nixed, ill a prepared statem ent
ojects would have ruined he Hver’s most beautiful ' {placed wildlife, .dam ag^I and added to water qual- ns.is totally justified,” she
.. because these proj<^ts '
AJ fro m A I 's-blue uniform , walked colonnade between tne
« U> the residence, b f her fHends agreed. f, for his, pait, continued ■ wn his h ^ i c s , still offer-;"' fa s the **scar^ little bun- ’•’-as hejput it last'week, .! his life to G od'ahd his , in u ^ o im who rescued .< 4
jhe scarcely knew what to-. Ithefliss! ' ' (»wbelmlng and it’s still < ny.mind that I’m getting told a.Pentagon crowd. . 1 i’ll allow, me the honor tb .] ifth isfo n fa re in th eb o n - 1 e m en and women who . ■ t moi« and ,didn’t get-it.’/ j i f country, hot just m the i les but also in NATO aiul :. . Nations peace corps,, fo ' 1
f^ -w om en who suITct^ t el'tHiin I w ent through; t :w S« P O W those w k o i itifl^te.sacrifice botb>in .. ( iid jbeacetim e fo r t b e i r ^
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recdrd atle Eastern Seaboard A stro brood line exteM ng Coast
storms intbe .day in West Virw. Monda ^^■ahd-flood-wam ings’ from a n- 11 streams rose out o f noon reac
The bilto my U ^ler," said nire ond 1
, , ■ w e re .losers fo r the. r ive f- ■ public.” - , ; ■- ' ' Ctovis said n o n e ,p f the : m e n t s c h e m e s in v o lv e
across the river. 'E ven so } \nbfn ics d id n 't look good \ , s t r u c t io n . c o s t s w e re
’ - b ^ t £ Idah o °S ib l'lc -U ti I said., ■ “ T here ore incred ib ly :
dies fo r anyone w anting ' v e lb p m en t o n the Midd!
a n d now . A u g e r F a lls is ^ e n d i^ h y d r o p o w e r th r
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a choice o f tw o ><dnes; A t th e Pentagon', sh e e t
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; storms soak Ea1 a ir over the centra! part o f 1
BS, Corpus Christ! cooled to 0 re rd that bad aiood since"l945. : at 59.rong low pressure system o ff ipread some isolated showers ah< into the Pacific Northwest and ni iday's tem pm tures around the h .m oiaingJow o f 28,at,LeadviU lading o f 98 ot Palm Springs! Col highest heal index, 0 roting calc d hum idi^, wos.l 15 at M ayport
ver and 'th e ' H onnsra bas tion needed I
be, develop- ^ u g e r Falls, ved m dam downstream o 50,'tbeeco- State "envirc 1 when con- cials have agi : w eighed quality permi ack rates set . the U.S. Arm; Itilities, he ' fpr a so-called
m lt" is expec: jr high bur- mits w a r due g (o do de- but the ageiti^ Idle Snak'e, ■ 'stay in Februai is the only / I f the hydrc hreat.left,” ' .out,' Harmsen
"velop hundre loper Steve caiiyon n ^ .A
- - - ' •• ou*" deepest pr I w ir« women m unif d o n ’t Defense Sec
i d ’ ' ' ry noted that th : ^ O ’G rady jusi
rather thm wai l ^ ( | r a d y fa ll. H ad they
. have used thei in J i is lu n -- ment and mad* ^ remind- flying out o f sii fhis'm eals He said the
sp irit o f a lei sideiin i( I U nion G en. jrody-said, S h e n h a n w rc ise aide.'T TJlysses S. Gra i included I .was,-that jrov lac h o ishd i f I got ih a ti( sriib chops .;, .come,” Perry, q and mush- , The. crowd., B desertijo fipe isphaerup^i tttrt. Thaer^connnandf;A8i a ; , , - G e r i ,a ib y d “f ets o f rain be huddled un< lebahdand ■ caa'a ll'em patl J River Eh- • he’i gone throu
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ent'road conditions, call mberii: Boise, 334-3731;'.'. o 233-6724; Rigby 745-
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o f Ihc nation produced r45-at-Sioux-GityrIoym;— —0 record 65, 1 degree ofT 45. San . Antonio lied-its .
off the’ northem; Piicific • s and occasional thunder? ; nd northern Rockies. ’: * ie Lower 48 states nnged^vll <» f*rtln , tn nn aftef»v __; Calif. , V. •calculated fit)ih;lemim- K Jrtflt ■ .. v'
!ias n io i r o f th f r t^ f i r a - ed to 'dam and develop Ils, less^h an ‘five-miles m ofthe PenrineBridgd' ■ vironmenUil quality bffi- . agreed to issue a witter- '
irmit, and a decision' by irmy Corps o f Engine>6rs illed “dredge-ahd-filfper-- pected soon. FERC perdue to expire in Marcii' - u ti^ granted.an indefinite iruary.-,^dro scheme doesn^t pan sen said he’ll instead de- ' idreds o f homes in the' t f ^ g e r P d l s . ■' •
t pride, are our men and iniform.” ‘ tSecretary William J. Pct- . at the rescue team left for ju s t befo re d a y b re a k ,. wait until the next hight- hey waited, theyxould their night-vision eqtilp-. lade the mission safbr by if sight b f Serb gunners.. the decisioh recalled .the1 le tte r th a t C ivil W ar n . W illiam Tecum seli' w r o te to - fe l lo w Gen. Grant! ”1 knew.whereyier .^bu’thought'of me, andB tight p l ^ 'y o u would . ry.qudted.' •ivd.jhcluded' A ir Force i p u M l d o M ^ 'd ^ o f
i ;«Fig" N ; ^ t i . ' a i a as . u n d v an um br^al' ’*yra
pathize'wiihlthp bnlear irough.”
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on apitolHillVoDda: ; m ibets aod ranchc ‘ Congress to' reloxiaivii
' • > and beef tip protecti I p r o p e t t y r i g h ts . ,; poUcted are
’• gbetiocs,” io id Me i-Republican speaker V HouseofRqn«entativ
Dozens o f legislate ^ com m issioners repi : W e s t^ s ta ta gaihere ; o f the Western States - b e g in a w i^ o fm c c ti ! representatives in Cong : “At the turn ofthe la ; end o f the gold rush ; tow ns," said Go I Republican speaker (
HousdvifRraresmtativ ore s ^ ^ .^
across^the ^ ' t n timi other mining totvns,” Sb> ; Rob-Bishop, co-fo
coalition,' said it now than 3,000 mcmbeis rc million people in the W
. H e said n was a bip . I.a lthou^ the politicians
news conference M ; Republicans and muel > cism was directed at
----------r-administration.-^—._L_,-MafkKillian,,corihi
coalitioii and speaker o i House o f Representati ;' organization was fonw ; ihistroticm with the poli • -Babbitt'aiKl the Clinton/
“ We .aVen't going-- ^ B a b b ltc^ d -t^ iad ic^; talists roll over the p '• state,” Killian said.
. "Mr. Babbitt needs I ; to Arizona and visit bis■ to the people,” h e .^ d i V mer Democratic govcmt
The Malition unveilo ; Steps to'Revive the Wc .replacing,the Endangi Act *%vith'a'law that ba and economic needs v
• -plants nnd animals.”------ — -ThegFoup-cailed-for.l
' that ensure a reliable suf ;“from public lands, ke ‘ijightft sovereign.to W
’ and- -turnings Bureai Management lands over
' D u& g a news confei ''O ffthe lobbying effon -' Hatch; R-Utah, told tl
m akm their.visit-was ' '.critical time nnd that■ hard woric* ‘‘the W e ^
• . .w Jojow it will becomeHatch said he wbuTd.t
in his power as chaii Senate Judiciary Commi
. passage o f I l l a t i o n th 'ster private property righ
R ^ . RicbordPombo, the Endangered Species be overhauled. He pi
•' House also would appi p bill'to expedite salvag ; fire^pr6ne forests ofthe
President Clinton’s rec< .-.^'ehdingi.bill that.v ■Exempted such harvest
;.roqmental,Iaw8.’:.'-> . ;..<vtbe Eodangmd'SjM
' iiot'beiii^ s u ^ i l ^ b} Bdhg n ^ a te ^ > ’ s d d P 'man o f Housi task fore
' , “Across this county terrified they are goini
- 'endangered species on i■ riV /’h e W
'I The coalition ihclud< from Utah, Arizona, Ala
' •j'^Cbloradb, Califohiia, ;ldBhbi'N ew ' Mexicc
' -Washmgton and Montan . Leaders of ah advdCBG
. .federial land maiiagether -■;,^id , t ^ , W M tone^.^B
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-:^They said it was too i
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seek H elaw IH (A P) ~ s u t e ; H D S ; West-fanniMl out aday with loggers, ^ K | i b chers '.lobbying ^ H H I I nvironmental laws. action o f private;
are creating nuil'M elvin B ro w n ,' ker o f the Utah
ators and county- eprescnting'.'12 le r^ as'inemben Btes Coalition to eetings with their ongress.e last century, the sh created ghost Gail- Phillips, er o f tbe Alaska itiyes. . i g . ^ same things' timbier towns^and ■’^ 's a id . ' v ' H y y i-founder o f tbe :ow boasts more': s represendng 2 2 '';West. . - H U mbipartisan group, ans spoiking at a H H H Monday wfire
lueh o f the ciiti- 1 at the Clinton' m k
Tchairman of.the . ia- o f the Arizona . B ! itatives, said the ■rmed “out o f the ■ policies of Bruce XI Administration.Ig to let Bruceical-environmen— --------e people o f our
ds to come back H B bis roots and talk ' « Alid about the for- I Demor o f Arizona. ’I »riled a list o f “ 12 : r |o « West,” including ingered Species : balances humanIs with needs of ] 2 I '
br.forestpoiides— supplj/of timber . keeping'water Western states
:ea u ..o f Land- vcrtothestotes. nferencc kicking fort. Sen. Orrin i the' state law* ■ | .vas coming-at a - H - . : .'I Iat without tbeir ■ m 'stem lifestyle as ■ , $GV<me'extinct” ' - H Id.do e v e r y t h i n g -.- p.lairm an o f the ■imittee to ensure H 1 9 t1 that would bol- ■ i T ' fn'shls. ■ O n l:1)0, R-Calif., saidnes Act needs toi predicted theipprove another/age logging inIhe West despiterecent veto o f at . would have ^ests from envi-
Species A c t '- i s ; ? ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ! l:by the p e b p l e ^ ! ^ ^ ^ ^ | d,Ponibo, ch”?r-y Ibree on the act'‘t r y , p e o p le a r e - s in g tQ. f in d .an -1 . on th e ir propCT-
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to |^^|l^ j J|#upposed dpig dealer serves wife’s sentence so she can raise kidsI told police s heM iew ed Tavielje *.•; i v; L A I ^ C I 'IT (A lO — A federal wife,' K ay K ig e r V elasquez,.an A m erican the p rim ory co n d itio n asked fo r by Jo se th « iu ^ a j'ury conviction was not a certa in ty .' dismiss all charges Against Kay Velasquez.12 ,1993, because that Twas w hen .v tV ju d p m b a g t w to who also w as c harged h«J hidden for three • V elasquez w hen ho agreed to plead guilty. A n unreliable confldcntiol infom iani.w ouId. “The United States has alw ays believedIS stopped, accordiflS to a po lice . '3 fiu tlty p lea from a n accu scd C o lom bian yeara in Colombia. H e w anted h is w ife free to raise the ir four have to identify his voice from a 3H-year-old that Jose Velasquez was the principal who
i . 5 , ; : coca ine d ea le r: c h a rg es w ill b^ drofljled * B ecause Colom bia and the United Slates young childrfii, say prosecutore and defense taped telephone conversation in v o lv ing a directed the activities o f h is w ife in theseM acLean, ch ie f p ^ c h o l o ^ for .3 t n r dea le r s w ife so she Can ra ise have n o ex trad itioa trw ty , V elasquez, 44, lawyers. cocainedeal. drug matters ” Lubcclc told the judge.Forensic S e rv ice /is expected to ' - i ' i ^ .th e irfo w ^ ld re n .- was un touchabla But K ay Kiger V elasquez, “H e’s decided a guy ’s gotta do w hat a Prosecutor Bruce Lubeck agreed to Jose “Given thaj Jose Vclo.squcz would nol be,itoess fo rth e state'. M acLean'diag: .f-l.-v Jose, V e ^ q u e z had d ig g ed a 1992 U tah 35, was n o t She was-arrested b y U.S. Drag- g u y 's g o tta d o ,” s a id K ay V e la sq u e z ’s- Velasquez’s proposal. Lubeck waded through prosecutcd unless he voluntarily returned tosash av irig ap an m o id p e isp n a lity • .; i . ; ; i - M e r a lm d ic tm e n t fo r th ree y e w E nforcem ent A dm inistra tion last January , lawyer, John O ’Connell o f Salt U k e C ity, the red tape— Hie Department o f Justice, the the United States due to his citizenship, "itu tsa id W g a s k n w w h a t she was^- ; 1. .^ re tu rru ig to U M - y d p l ^ m g - ^ i l f i ’ to on6 - -a f td was returned toT U ^-w h ereah e faced -a ‘T h is is a very unusual m m o f eyentS;” ------ ------Customs Service, the M arshals' Scrvicc, t h c ~ w a s s c e n as on o p p o r tu n ity to prosccutccnew that m urder was wrong froih .c o u n tq h a .l9 ? Z « l» :tra n ic k iiig to ^ probable 5-year prison term. . Jose V e la ^ u e z 's lawyer, Mary C oiporon, DEA and other bureaucrocies — before ask- either the principal actor o r one o f his dircc-dp o in t V e la^ ilez ; a C olom bian citizen, and h is she w as spared-when a judge granted added that h e agreed to the guilty plea even ing U.S. District Judge J. Thomas Greene to ' lives, but not both.”
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J Im tougher rules against s ■.,ritomcrs’ long-distonc
I ' without their loiowled ' known os “slamming.”
.,ij The Federal Com •jrfCommission, possibl y-i-Tucsday, plans to nc
where complaints havi .,;jrise: long-distancc com I'l contests, prize giveaway ,>„pther promotions to f ,.j,tomers.
The FCC receives tt v icomplaints a month in t i ..the No. 1 complaint ct
com m ission," said W allm an, ch ic f o f Common Carrier Burcai
l g In many o f these cas { jsay, people are unaware I ing a contest fomi or c< ! charitable donation thej ; to switch to m other 1< I company.' I f the authorization ii
included in the form, tl H . often buried somewhere
The expected change: " better protect consume ' added to existing rule
, ; 1992.____ The biggest change,
:'“ FCC-ofncifllsrspcaking’ ■; o f anonymity, would r
____ . distancc-companics-tosumers a piece o f pap
I from promotional matei j ing a change in service.; For checks, the autho
. ■ would not have to be sc j would'lhavclcrbc clcarl; j ncntly marked on the ( j back o f tbe check, accor j distance compony atton
the proceeding., I AT&T and MCI ake
1. company officials said. ; not routinely o ffer c:
■' . ; spokeswoman Juanada T , ; AT&T V icc Presi.
! Salemme called the pr } changes '^>ro-consumer, ; itive an d ^e ll-b alan ci• should p ro tec t custo ); unscrupulous activiti< ;; companies in the industr; ;; But a MCI ofHcioI. w
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I' the source ofconsumer coi .! For instance, MCI nii
I; tion t^getlng aidine ci switch service. The prom
; ial and authorization fon I piece; the folders in wl ) distribute tickets. The I would require MCI to « I the oflicial said.! . The MCI offic ial sa ! change should be narrow!
target the practices o f coi have a bad tzack record.- Tlie authorization lahgi
dard aiid ro d s along the understand “by s i t i n g tl rize a ch a ^ e in my pnmi
_____ tanceearner....”_______"We’re trying” to draw
for long-distance compan sumers,” Wallnian « p la
' don't tmve to get in the I looking at every way com : keti” she said.
;; ’ In addition to the ;Big I; distance companies —r A u . and Sprint— several hum I;. nies provide long-distance 1; ' Many of those smaller j r 'a o . th a r ^ buyirig scrvice I {! long-distance carriers at i ;! tate and reselling it at a tet ; ' In another expected c ' ' FCC would require com
' resell longrdistance ser• flieir own names on the fi
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I n e i g f a b p r ’ s <. I J : ' LAKE OSWEGO) Or I r‘D on Ching secretlj'. vie i ■Vn^i^bbr'B dog-relieving i ; Vftwn, M d now the pet b' : ;V^aSI,OO Ofiufc
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jmer complaints, ' Is plan to adopt 1st switching cus- ' ance companiesledge, a practice ‘
om m unications M libly as early as . Iact in the area ^
lave been on th e .ompanies'use'of ■w a;^ checks and *0 lure new cus-
s more than 700 . ^ in this area. “It-ist category at the faid K athleen ^o f the FCC’s ^reau. K cases, regulatorSk-,m e thai sign-" -- ^r consenting to a' H hey have agreed :r long-distancAj ’ H H
n information is' yn ' n. they say, it isicre in tiny print ■igcs, designed to . Fimers, would be Iule? adopted in K
je, according to _ ^ ^ B _ ^__
Id require.lonjg-* VAL.'to provide^coQ- - ■ paper» separate ■ ■ateriali authoriz- I
H Ithorization form • separate, but it ■jarly and prorni= y |i |le front-and'the cording to long- ''0 ktomeys close to
ikeady do this,lid. Sprint docsr checks, said[a Teas. ■ ■Bsident Gerry: proposed rule Hler, pr»«ompet>nee d .’... Theystom ers fromities by a few B .istry;* V.I. who spoke dn ‘ ^ 1 ' I I y, said the. provi-.Tvice authonza* .-v%* lal materials is •-'’ 'd require MCI to UliiiIt have not been rconqilaints.runs a promo- ■ ■
e cubtomera^fbl; - 1 mnotion m at^-:' form are in one" which utriines ’
rhe new. ru les ' to change this,
1 said the ruleowly tailored to . .companies that .fW l
ihguage is Stan- . H ,the lines of: “1. > i l l i^ this, I autho- H ■ ■imaiy long-dis- 1 1
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Iflfec W hove, not hadV”-'W5i eckup in-the past year : t l ^ ih haven’t seen a doctor pcrc irvey indicates. bythe men (82 pcrcent) Nati
vien’s Health magazine A a tt their health as good, ag6 t, «pd almost half think Ami bcacr sha[« than their _ the_;
; at;i|ie same age. ' 74'{ e r c ^ said they were in- ofw i; 15 Wrcent described , T as falf. Intelrvey'A w as. released than part of\National Men’s tiian
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~7\, in structed”1116”. ” m to do chorcs such giftfl-to be gi%|en to. Ari^^na hospital an d : : •; nds'of envelopes for a '
ten anegedfy misled :ers in|o thinking she ,'orfc herself, the news-
released from •’a ' ; ison in October 1993, three years* probation - '50 hours o f communi-
gifts to be distribute ' ' t'Scottsdale Memorid vrapped B t^ e lm slr^ ise Valle/; ^ 'z i . oni
c' wrapped by maids^' other domestioworic-
nnployeewas q\ioted she referred lo the ,■
community^service. lOUt it” thcn.asked ) k to wrap each box.' as not in the oRlce d ing to a w om an .: phone who would . •. anie. She could noA ^1 expected o r if ishe' phone call. Her per*, \
, Hubic Weyer, t6!d i ' t Hclm sley had no,.\ , ^
, deputy c h ie f ’o f th e , 'Office in Manhattan,'., iately return a m es- mment.'He denied to n hat-h iroffice waSF“ 7 1 ing her, sayings ''shev istono w e 'w o d d .Ie t- - cracks.'* • • ••• ' •-8 convicted in 1989:= - - Uld sen t to a federalluy, Conn.; « n A pril,.. ax day. T he p o o r ‘. jsband, Hany, led a .. ’, reduce her seoteoce,. s to '21 months. She u inths in p rison , a '^ a y house and two ' ie airest in her own i hotel.-;---------- '
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g6 found that 79 percent < oncricans had'visited a doctor ie.p,rovipus, 12 moiiths,.incIudii 4' perceht' o f men and 84 perce fwpmen.That same National Heaii
itervlew Survey found that moi lah IS perccnt of men but fewi lan 8'pcrccnt of womim hod gone aist two yeais between doctor visitIn the Men’s Heallh-CNN pol
S percent o f tnen reported the od had a physical exam in the pa 2 mondis. Men SO and older wa tore iikely to. go (79 pcrcent) tha ios6 Under 50{S9 pcrcent).
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minatcd. Leyteohwealth o f the atchip1 colonial possession Hsh'bilates, capturcd from couldThough the United the cased to grant indqjcn- This c, the safety o f the 1945 .waS; still the Uhited Mindi t r&ponsibility in the • south '
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y fightinglippines throughout the 1944-45 ipaign was Lt. Gen. Tomoyuki nashita — the same man who had
the victorious Malaysian- japorcan campaign, rgahized-resistnnce-eontinued-ijn—: danao for six morc weeks as the inese retreated into the jungle, piir- 1 by the 24th and 31st divisions the 40th Infantry Division, which cd on the nonhcm coast. Mandog to the 19th Infancy Regiment of 24th Division on June 9.;and the paign was officially declared to bc I end on June 30. . owevcr. sporadic fighting.cpmin- until the end of the war when the * aining 25,000 enemy soldiers lysuncndered.canwhilc, just north of Mindanao,Sth Arm y’s 23rd or America!' sion fought its way across Bohol, u and Negros islands by June.. D ouglas'M acA rthur was s o ' sed with the performance of the ■“Army tliat he promoted elberger to be his new.'chicf of
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• • American; workc edge and skills encc is unquestio
So the lack o f i requirem ent in tl schools should c and pm ployers. 1 right to be consi' o f such a requirei
M o st lo ca l p< sum ed that scienc q u ired eurricu lu S un d ay ’s p ap er T ^e Jocal ju n io r encc, but k ids do they d on’t w ant t(
W h a t’s m o re ! . absence o f a sci(
that the situation e n t ly a p re v io d ropped the rcqi century ago in ore in the school day
-classes.__________ T hat agonizing
.way local sch o o saw ed by educati p e ting crises. O r panic because Job next year, som e i d a r e s tha t o u r ki
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TStephen Hartgcn
: Publisher
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LettenThink twice on p. Someone gave me 2 i so cxcuse me while 1 c> • Parades are a fun, timt
communal celebration - Qiciit that usually has a tl Dsrigold semi doing in o
■ tide? Jt was neither Wes Shouldn't there be a min effort promised before oi comes a stream ofadvert ‘ I expect to see police gincs - they are port of ^there<must be commc how about just one and And perhops the driver; dollars worth of candy ( ^ the kids.- {f I want to see the lat vehicles, I’ll go to a sho
: ■ dtiona^sbow. But, agair ' ■, • o fthe parade, use some' ' ,;, ' areate a float around it c• ^.--fiacrs in cowboy outfits
; There needs to be a st There were several tasiq business involvement. Il company vehicle in the | imagination. Or ifyou d that, pull someone else': ih our parade for the cor dance troupes, horse clu tions like the Shriners ar drill. The wheelchair dri to involve some o f our o loved the Last Generatic with sign language inter; ; On a final note, it wou
the parade where the anr largest concentration o f | fore the little dancers mi
-------- exhaustionri---------------! JULIABOWLIN . TwinFalls
County jail is tooTalk about overerowdi
. women in the 1200 blocJ Coui)Q' Jail right now. M ing doy;l)y that evening,
_ _ in here. Problem is thety ____ We had four women lym
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oriale science j unior-higland prosper in the 21st
: n e x t g e n e ra t io n o f rkers will need knowl- Is in m any fields. Sci- itionably one o f them, o f a junior-high science 1 the Tw in Falls public i concern local parents s. T he School Board isnsidcrihg reinstatem ent 1irement. :p e o p le p ro b a b ly as* 1
ence was part o f the re- iu lum , un til a s to ry in ie r revealed otherw ise; ]io r hrghs do o ffe r sci- \ don’t have to take it i fIt to. (*e su rp ris ing th an th e \science requirem ent is ton is nol new. Appar- 1'io u s S c h o o l B o a rd fequircm ent a quarter- sorder to carve out tim e ray for requir<^ reading -
cing c h o ic e re f le c ts .th e f001 boards are w h ip - i' ;ational fads and com - r O ne year, A m ericans lohnny canH read. T he p le imiverstty study de- s ■ k ids are couch pota- C after that, we heai^.that c if'Am crican'teeii-ugcis s s on a map. o
rheTmKClark Walworth ' AI Mfljug<r>3 editor O
! members of the editorial boa2 S tc ^ c n Hartgcn. Clark Wai
rs1 parade vehiclesr 2 cents for my opinion, • 1 express it.:ime-honored way of n ~ a stream of entertain- . a theme. So what was a 2 ( in a Western Days pa- ^ Vestcm nor entertaining. ninimum requirement of j- c our parade simply be- vertisemcnts? -icc cars and fire cn- o f the community. But mcrcial tow.trucks, nd not the whole fleet?'er should have a f w _ • iy on hand to give out
: latest in recreational show room or recre*■ain, ifit must be part rnelmnglnation and it or at least dress the ,_j
a standard followed, isicful examples o f j- t. Ifyou want your. . . . he parade, use some <u don’t have time for ' se’s floati Leave room community bands,' clubs and orgoriiza- ■' ' s ond their motorized . drill was a great way , , ' ir older c i t t z ^ , and I ation band, complete - ^ iterpretcrs.vould be nice to start . . aiuiouncers, foods and o f people gather/be- y - must be carried due to
g« ute
M little, too late, gj(vding. There are 12 'm e lock at Twin Falls . . rol
May 23 was seotenc- en ng, we had M.womm ] ere are only 10 b ^ . .1 ying around on-the ,._____1
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Thanks partly to the po (new spapers inc luded), a re obsessed-.w ith crise« fixes. That m indset runs thoughtful, long-range pli balanced education, and ther headaches to a schoo ready difficult job.
A n o th e r p ro b le m fac boards is a finite school c sub jects arc im portan t - li te ra tu re , m ath , sc ien c civics, geography, the fine tea l e d u c a tio n an d m or hav e a lim ited jiu m b e r i which to schedule them al
Btit basic science know creasingly im portant in th w orkplace, and it is equi tai^t in day*to>day life. I live happier lives i f they for.example; w hat m akes i and the relationship betw ration and cooling.
- Despife the w onders it ence still labors under a r
_ M an y jun io r high«age kid; i t - i f they can; T hat’s w h j m ent is important.
T w in Falls School B oar p lan to talk next m onth i s tating the ju n io r-h igh sc G o o d fo r th em . D e sp ite c o n f lic tin g p r io r i t ie s fa
“ sc h o o lsT ^ ro c e-d e se rv c s ' on the list.
les-NEwsADcn Wilson . Peter YoOrculaUgn manager Advertisl:
toard and writers of editorials Valworth and Steve Crump.
floor - no roll-away beds - ri| floor. I really don’t think that code. God forbid if there was or fire; someone would deftni
There.was an officer on dut told us they-were shorthandcd 200 people locked up in here, wrong, but the total capacity i know if he was exaggerating; ference, things are not right hi * Here is a good one for you ta
Twin Falls: We the 12 women i ran out of toilet paper.ot7 p.rh.i writing this at 10:40 p.m. we ar toilet paper. Now you tell me if We called the front 'desk a num
-they (the ofliceis - men) told u g^som e down here for us. Itw p.m., still no toilet paper.
Last resort We. tore up m y ' as toilet paper. This is r ^ l y n around lO pjn., still no toilet ] called coritrbls and told them t toilet paper, we were using a 1 said, “Hey, that should work.”
I am not mentioning any nai time, and by now we the 12 w Block 1200 are makingajoke really isn’t funny but we have we won’t all get rhad. One oft cers told us they had no toilet ] shelf, whatever that means. Cc p.m., still no toilet paper. ■
. We started making a lot o f r to get somMne down here; It \ by now, we have tom up a sec Remember there are 12 o f us i: an officer (woman) we hod bet let paper since 7 p.m', She kind looked in the bathroom and sa' T-shirt. She asked what it was; we had.to.use it for.toilet papei grabbed it up and probably wa u ^ later, toilet paper ju s t seer
Also a ^ e d for roll*away bet girls on the floor. As o f June 2 btive no roll-away bed, but we more women last night, and thi roll-away beds. But now we hii cn again.
KAREN SHORT^TW aJEiII»:Coui«y.M____. _ Twin Falls. ___ _______
;ment f iday Ppopular m edia -
d), A m erican s ises and q u ick ^ ^ 5 uns couriter to planning fo r a
nd it adds fiir- lool board’s al-
Facing sc h o o l ol day. Lots o f It - l a n ^ a g e ,;n c e , h is to ry , fine arts, phys- lo re . S ch o o ls : r o f hours in I all.owlcdge is in-1 the h i^ - te c h q ually im por- s. People w ill sy understand, es plants grow ;tw cen evapo-
it offers, sci- a nejji image. *■ - ■ - dds will avoid r a i vhy a require-
oard.mem bers th about re in ;
science rule*.-' S h C lite th e m an y ju s tq fa c in g lo ca l cnee o ft
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S u m nu taxpayers o f , Well, £ lenoflZOOblock , thatbnnj .rh.; and as I anT"-, Unfbrtun e are still out o f ■ .weareog lelfthat is right? umber of times; • w ththes d us they would • -.ccsspools It was around 9 S jP o tap
ny f-shiit'to UM aScteamlynojolcc.A t. sWOilhcsletpapcr.W e , Il»aitiretn to fo rg e tth e -hvcbutbi:aT-shirt.H e ; Qh,anitk.” bors are tl nam esatthis-^ " forthe rcl
2 w om enof Cell stroyed b; jke 'o f this, but It scwge?< wc to laugh so' . Ifyou c o fthe lady offi- utnobigl let paper on the change an • Come 11:30 ponds.Bu
commissiiof noise hoping not oc^ppi It worked. And • second T-shirt. iis in here. Told been out o f toi- Play g l and o f laughed. My ruui Isaw thetom up I6ycarsc vas; we told her ' Junior Mtiper. She______:_-years. I hiwasn't 15 min- involve i leemed to appear. d M of tb beds for the two my father ie2,thieystill JUMPCo we received two helping w I they both have t^miiical t : have 14 w orn-. Rigbtn
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Ipijrii
roublebSUN -• The story ofan “Oops! life oflhe National Wildflowc Centeropened with great fanfare In tl if the beloved Lady Bird Johnsi SfTlhe 42-acre wildflower cent I is a joy and treasiue for us all. xndingaday there. .I/ever, foMd with promoting the iwers in o mocho-ridden culture k out an unfortunate ad th tbe ^ as Monthly. Showing a bleak ai , the odljrags about how tough'. They “live in the open.'’ "Sleq • "Eat dirt for breakfast” They i , uncultured and brilliant”'AU ( - the special charm bf wildflow irdiness; their beauty comes fro [using soil. They are macho fIo> artunately, the ad ends with; m’t call them pansies."
is, o f course, one ofthe nu tory epithets applied to homosi r, fac^ with this unhappy situa did not initially respond terribl; py callers were Informed, “Tha 'c mcBUL "From a botarucal poI pansy Is indeed the perfect coi
sttersmer’s smell isn’t tooI, again the time of year arrives ngs the bloom and'fiagnmce oi imately for my neighb^ and n again assaulted by Magic Vallt ert, which replaces the aro'ma a e stench of raw potato waste in3]srrr=rz'- . I .- ....... ^ -Bps we can expa^ upon S t ^ i ogans proposed in a recent Ton ind odd that whereas Rupert is t 5 stcnch of dairy lots, we can juj re Minidoka CounQr as a great ]: bring your own gaj mask.Uld ifyou think the Immediate: J the only victims, guess who v rebuilding o f600 North diat wi by excessive-hauling ofthe rol ? County roads, county dollars, i don’t like it, well too bad; the g hurry to uphold nuisance law any laws that may prevent opa But feel fm to call tbe Minidok sioners and tell them that this p iptable to their constituents. EWANN
gives cast a big JIJMame is William'PriceHamiltor s old, and I have been a menUx vf usical Playhouse for tbe last s have’two loving parentswhb a d in JUMP Co. My mother is ti the JUMP Co. Board o f Dirtcti er h u been d o i^ photography ro. for the last seven y d is ,'is > with lights and s ( ^ ofthe nuII aspects o f theater. v :dow, 1 am involved in J tlM P i •'sbqw "M usic ManL"This is a uetibn fU l o f viiondeifbl'kids w
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the cluM of wildflowcrs beure,thecen- amonggardem: May Issue care and attent^andarid haveatendenc^ wildflow- But irate ga}leep on ' That flower^losyare sy’s other meaLUofAvhlch word-peoplewowersis ■ o fitishanlto lfiom such distinguished 1flowers. beth"), points <"Wildflow- -them roses” wt
. . though roses, amany more difficult t
lOsexuals. would have bettuadon,the .themwusses."IblyweU. - Aspokesper rhat’snot -. said again thatpoint of T hat Way and’contrast to ' oglzing for the
>0 sweet just awesome. <(Cs(ordid) b y S a ^ H ra d lsofflowcn. S=l>ndudomi dmyscir,alley Foods Io™ one oflhea of peonies “ uselam w ot! in o « n menwhohav^
. elseJias eyqr_w fe iin ip -s•ines-Ncws t o ^ U i e m .isassociated OverlheposlJustsumup S i r a m e a ^M place 10 ..
fully. I have lealie neigh- whal it lakes lo“r r K She county is munltywbohat iwBorto .i i lw o ^ d e s p e peosewagelokaCounty' drenmJUMP.I soracdceis thenanyonecoi
would also like .dreninJUMPv
- ’ byfiodingpnm with lights and <
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s because pimsles are notorious ieners for needing lots o f water, £ntion (and 1 can assure-you, th lenQ-to die anyway), gay callers had the bett^argun clovers would have forgotten p neaning is quite credible, but tiu le wbo write ad copy-weren’t av to believe. As Lars Eighrier, th< kl Texas writer f ’TVavels with I Its out, “Wildflowcrs - Don’t cs ’ was not the tag line of choice, < s, as all gardeners know, are ev Lilt than pansies. A neutral choic been ‘.‘Wildflowcrs. Don't call
3.’*person for the wildflower cente tut the llneihad not been intend* nd would not be used again. Ap the center’s you* and inexpen-
ie. Our other l e ^ Marian playe mdrickson, has tbe voice ofan ( sing a wonderful job as well. I a f the quartet in'the show, and 11 the lu ^ e s t people in the casib vorking with three othd-young ive been nicer to me than anyon r.been. Th^* are Craig Bounous (e JefTDibwn. I would ju st: m.' •past seven years, JUMP Co. has )igger self-confidence in mysell ied me develop my talents more learned thei vdue o f teamwork i to put on a show in this commi s t o f all, JUMP has t a u ^ m e. (iilch is soihething we couM alllercoursein. • -----—-ke to thank tbe pe<^Ie in tbe cot have helped make JUMP what specially like to thank Jim and 1 use, although th ^ don't bave d [P, they have put mote into JU \ could bave ever asked fbr. I . ike to thank tbe parents o f tb9 d P wbo take the time to help JUI rors 'and. building sets aod beM nd sound. Without them, tttse . JUMP Co. att all because, ais wt Js could not (fe it without the ■ ^
ce W in te^ llff redgnd as dire nmersbow for p e n ^ ressoni lUi stepped in;'She is tnily &T ~ IS the cast o f this dww, love ab< od are tbaokfUl that she cares'. ■
e to,two.\i(javis printed i I f t e l l iD U A - » e d c b u t£ ^ M u ^ p i g y £ S ; c o . - ^ tiM
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________bunch of droolm." L. protest fium a SocieQ
voluntajy Droolers. / it m i^ t be evidence!
IS cal conectness too fai er, has bad a stroke, you they Socie^ to Prevent pn
As one w4io favors ument guage, the more pung pan- ter, I dislike genteel e tnat ' me the verbal equival aware 'tom o f putting m ffl^ the le» some prurient sou 1 Liz- ' word (gasp) “leg.” call Butunintentioiialc e,al- Intentional cnielty, so m n -standard should not b >ice slnq)le kindness; And lU the WUdflower Cente
■ dm al! attest-the onl iter at once and not do it aided ___ ;___________^pol- - M ollylvittsisacol n-.. Worth Star-re/cgnwi
lyed been unjustiy attacked a an- based on misinformati Iam tioo,bavesetacrusad I feel • in this communi^. ;be- T o b e ^ w ith ,i ts« Ig. ■ o w the “star system” one made denugbd” paren lUs; . ‘ er. Miss G i lb ^ if ym stlite " eumine'tbe slhtation,
parental involvement, las ' mg b n ^ board, is a r elf the children, not cliildi ire their parents w o n the icaod j Asto'“g ^ c a lly a n mu- /.adults," I quote one, am t. - ■( m em li^bysv ing th i ill,..,;;' not the motivation, driv _ — ^hard -w ak ing , under^x>m -____ To Miss Haynes, onatit .boanl dictating the cas dPat . list is ch o sen ^ the dii rfiil. ■ through p^am enta iy IMP " o f d i re c t^ Great care . , 1 and present to avc diil- tngs-as tills. Let me ex] UMP ' ing tii^ tbe kids w itiit pmg true desire 11 always B . such convictions, we' I would like to say il
; Stoty.” Ial9p,asyoup itc-~ : - tbe board. What you di ns;] : duttlqKntsuiweeks't ~-r:^-r-hearstngnv piece witt toi':, B coach (Vi^xnn I paid ftn : . -d a n c e c la s s (« ^ la l
, ‘99.9pdwdtVaUti»eJ . ' -finish It all off, my * ^fti T..- i '• • ■ V:v'Buaitibn.,So;Mlss ik.. i : recopmead that you' e? 7^-; 1 .;..,tfdea before U s h ^ ou
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center -Ve've learned a lesson.” ne o f the.time I became irate hing tha^ the Le^sloture had 1 to tiiose responsible as “a i."Lo.irimvmailcatnea ciety to P r e ^ t Cmelty to In- rs. At Uie time, I w o n d ^ If ice that we were taking politi-0 far, but if someone you love you know exactiy why tijeit p r o t e ^ so sharply./ors a vigorous use of lim?.' lungent and flavorfiil the bet- k1 euphemisms. It seems to livalent o f tiie Victorian cus -
on tiie “limbs” of pianos'' c t soul be reminded ofthe
ial cruel^ hurts jiist as much ; f, so itseems to me that the ot be political correctness but- And when we transgress-^ ad . enter and Rep. Dick Armey ': only thing to do is apologia >itagaln.
1 columnist fyr the Fort \ mn. ■'
±ed by two individuals who, mation, rumor and suppQsi- isade against a valuable asset
it seems there Is resentment' em” kids and tiieir “self- arcnts being involved togetii: . 'you bad t^cen the time to ion, you would see tiiat . ''! ent, that is, kids' parents be- s a result ofthe dedication-of liildfen getting leads because-^1 the board.y and emotionally unattached !, and speak for many board jtiiat such indlvidiials hove -- driveordestretoflUsucfaa . 3appreciat4d|ob., • t, on a similar,su^ect oftbe I cast list, I say that the cast e director and approved . tary procedure by the board ‘ care has beratakm In tiie - avoid such misunderstand-' < t explain (or placate) by say - ith ment, dedication ara nysoutdiinetiioseuiiolacik' .
ay in closing that for my last :I had a l ^ i n “W M Side / ■ n t predicted, had parents on lu don't realize,'tiiough, is Jcs'prior to the auditim re-wimaprofcssiorMl^vocal— --------dfbr).Ispent two years in 1 also d for). I attended tiie JUMP. Co. fUoq:tion£ .T o i . r ^ « V o in le d d e m l^ ^ l^Db'tm(olvdnMnf in .i H^naaMMin<31ibett;')'{I* w'examioeilje'&dsbnaU-il souton.thebasispfjni^-'Ip .
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' a lsi). I Dfiiied bunch o n vory\ .bitter benificrBlst he.said wer b 'asel^s ethics complair hifnl'He Batd:they **bav< about w elfare, they havi about h(»Itfa> duvt they ba\ about crime and they don' ideas about balancing the b only thing they can do is sn i The (ough tallc came less
after u n ^ y ’s public dis , issues with Clinton — an e
wiiich some Republicans si overdone the politeness
* .The U nion ' Lead< Hampshire’s conservative
. newspaper, su d .in an'jedi Gingrich gave'“his best im
•shaggy lap dog grateful foi Jege o f being in hism asi race.”t Gingrich sprat much of
ing talong issue with tbat id ' “A lot .of conservatives
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Wrapping up a four>d( N w Hampshire, Ae first j
iT w a ^ o s t unlik^y he w tfie 1996 race. Dozens of denu have urged him to $
- -speakerand-push-the-GC through Congress, he said.
Still, he didn’t say he wa: ing w hat he called the dance,” a presidential flir keeps the subject alive.' And Gingrich offered t
analysis of other candidate - a p ply tffhinr aa-well.
“I think people do belip presiddit is likely to lose tl next year,” Gingrich said appearance oh' a W OIR
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-----WSrSHlNOTON (AP)CIO President Lane announced M onday.he ddwn^ setting ofF^ipower: s'ucceed-him' between his deputy, 11100105 Donahue, lious union leaders backi
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that the union’s executiv { ^ i n t Donahue to serve tbe of his tenn aftd- be steps dowi
Kirkland said he wanted best to see that the future d tbe AFLCIO wiU be in th« one who places tbe solidarit in terest o f labor as a wh< other cbnsidenitions.”
’Donahue told reporters believes bis expeneoce
• level ororgaqized lab o rt “the cbnseasus candide sai^ , th ink 1 have thIMs’ brotl sues for fin
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A hearing.on the lawsu Monday.' According to. the lawsuit, Tiliis .got.a letter fiom bis \
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' TilHs did notySlve>a.re( wished his brotherwelL ' “As a celebrity, M el ha
defend himself a u in s t moi lous claims,*^ said h is !aw) Palenno^./.''^ •
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p c h t ih --(a p3 ^ ad.;debate with suse'Speaker:,tfl nhHC pm i*~lu|{L!u< ^ V —zesting be had iB H a i - x f IM about GOP
led ou t at “a 9 M | | |B er left-w ing vere pushing laints against ave no ideaslave no ideas w f f l j H Hhave no ideaslon’t have anyle budget The} smear.”less than a daydiscussion o fA exchange ins suggest^ heless.ader. . New dve statewide' j^ itd r ia i tbat imitation o fa
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im pohant m vday v isit to future o f tbit st presidential fascinating to said anew that observer, 1 an: : would enter . What Ging o f state resi- rajoying was
to stay put as o f his Sunday GOP-agenda—lined man:r.did..- during their <was abandon- discussion, he the “ kabuki terms, even ui flirtation that' ing the bait
am ton lobbe. ;d a -political For Gingric it(» that could ' o f an effort i
;lieve that the But in Washiile the election v&tiVe circllid during an Gingrich weilR-AM talk fhiled to adv
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' long-time frier d recommend AFL-CIO. < Itive council • weekrad that tbe remainder would retire t lown A ugl^—>^for re-election ed tb “dojny ^milUon-meml ed ire c tio n ^ Don^uewoii] the hands o ^ Kirkland’s :
a r i^ and best W rsuaded Do: whole above'. plans to r
/ Danohuesaii ers today he . ogdherthebn ice a t every coalition bdiin irm ad e him be would pick: id a te ,” and slptonhistickc the unique. “Theseare:ther I Celebrate I
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his par^r and I think it is v< to Nratch it develop; As a n . ni am rajoying i t ” , aringrich apparratly was not cd v'os Some second-guessing lay strategy. While he out- wi r.diffefraces-with-eiinton“*ge ir extraordinary hour-long cc he did so in the kindest o f th
) uncharacteristically resist- is: lit on the few occasions Q ibed zingers his way. ca^rich, (he restraint was p w an rt to counter Democratic be lat he Is a Tabld~cxtremiBC—dc ihington, the talk in conser- - rcles was tha t perhaps ge was too polite, and had R< idvance Republican posi- M
sident’s r( ionpowe) lead it at /his time.” pe>o f unions who had sought saiouster vowed Monday to go leaplans to promote a slate o f icandidates, headed by John bei president o f the Service - toIntemationol Union and a tha
iend of E)onahue’s. ad0 officials said over the quiua the embattled Kirkland .1e and scuttle plans to run coion to the helm ofthe 13J Absmber labor federation i f Kiiould TW in his stead ra<’s statemrat today said be ticDonahue to reconsider his Su0 ifefire. { said to d ^ he hoped to “pull Tn broadest and most diverse” W« bind his' candidai^ and that the ck someone to fiU tbe No. 2 Lii ^ b e fo re A u g . 1. . ' me re hard times for working soi
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Gingrich said M onday,' v e ^ clear disagreem ents number of items but it was a antly. Conciliation in tone compromise on principles.”
Besides, Gingrich said it worth “a fiilL'day being pie
'gct-wharhe'described-aa-sl concessions by the White ! the Medicare debate. Whil issue with the Republican a Ginton agreed Siinday that t care program needed to be and that deep budget savin{ be found Clmton Has held t
~iion'forBoiiie'time:------------Gingrich also claimed c
getting C linton to admit Republicans’ plan would Medicare spending substanti
retiremei er Strugspeopleal! over the countiy,” : said "We need to give th m leadership.”
But the most vocal oppositi' bers believe Donahue’s earlier to leave the lobor movemei than challrage Kirkland or jol a defiant run fof re-elecdon sh qualify him from consideradot
.Sweraey could not be rea com m ent. His spokesma Abernathy, said the group chi K i t ^ d still planned a pre% race on Tuesday “to annoui ticket, w hich is headed Sweeney.”
Sweeney will be joined Tiumka, presidrat of the Unit Woricers and th e .y o u n ^ m< the AFL-CIO’s ecutive cou Linda Chayez-Thompson; a'l member o f th^ executive coi said-
4 day/3 night trip for two at th ) in ^ n Juan, Puerto Rico inclu money. BVTDITODAYI e / OmumI, 34 houn a d», ~ o m o A L m m n mnd rrul ta TTivH Chiro*) Cinbbein Swwf »l»,Ny 11736.;
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as Democrats ’, “We had, istiation and its ts 'ab o u t a ized the R^ubl ; said pleais- — something < ne is hot a lie.’ _ '‘Maybe weit was well, where we’ve gc ileasant” to vative withoui 'slgnlflcant^sam rpIacerG i 5 House in harder to say s liile taking true when you I approach, sitting next to yi tth e health G ingrich al e reformed speech to drav ings had to contrasts with 1 that posi- im m i^ tio n , e<
credit for new ground biit that the o p ^ r tim i^ tod increase sharp partisan iitially over is ^ o u s .
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reti- Lisa Phillips knows Ri“
funCorp. in 1993. S ix I™ lo u t o f th e Colurhbia '40 l(k) plan. Shortly 401
itock slid , g iving up its value. s'e<red Phillips from’ los- “It was fortunate for
• . y o iju sonds o f o th e r , a company wfieic the .* crcohtributionstore- 2s company’s stock. **"snds to happen most '--------according to survey . Unli
Consultants, a nation* can’t i anies put together rc- your c
volvedng your hard-camcd saving x k is only one poten- you rel tart o f your re tirm cn t The f other j^sks. Most o f last fal .y o u jn ak c ,..su ch jis— a.chon 1 the plan and leaving have n
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A rcory. T here's little e v i- . James nerican businesses are the Si: eir newfound cost ad- feel th tie w orld 's m ost eco- It si ;ions. anothiconomists say the dol- mildlj s rise have crcatcd a Des sion and uncertainty, tion a; :k exchange to the rub- make:
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While 401(k) plans are a vi if retirement savings, t h ^ still vorth considering. ■ ••T oolittle ,' to o la te r i fy b u ifTen 0 4 0 1 (k) plan, it m ay bo i «st opportunities to set aside etirement. Bccausc these sav nake up a large port o f your Linds, set aside as much as you tiroughout your carcer.
■ Low risk, low tewBrd: Inv OI(kX funds only in govcmm nd fixed-intcrcst securities ma; leep easier, but it probably r noney w on 't grow enough to ion and ihe bite’ o f deferred I ou retire. Being too conservoti ou money.• Caa^eay stock: An emploj
f your savings boosts your st /hen that match is in company
nlike those-risks, however, yo t control the em ployer stoci r do llars. And because the : cd may be a large part o f youi ngs, tiiat stock m atch could a retire or changejobs.- ic Buck Consultants survey^ fall, shows three o f four pcopli ancc.to.participalc.in.a_401( : made contributions to them. 40 l(k)'is essentially a worker
dollar canplantations o f M alaysia, the tu fltion 'irv lcw ed-nrar r im tai ious payoff.ifficials a t Indonesia’s stock r aist 42 companies have receiv nission to sell new shores tiii; iir only eight have.I recent snidy by stockbroker ics CopcI covering 75 companic Singapore Stock Exchange sa they will benefit fipm a weak I : said 29 will be adversely of ther 19 orc 'cxpM ted to sec ' dly negative impacts, lespite the do llar's 15 percent . agoinst the yen so far this y< ces U.S. goods cheaper in J
” K! :S Sugar
n 2.80X -.OOX Jul 11.9:13 2.B9X —.OCX Oet 10.1MX 2J7X -.OOX Mar 9.()7 288X —.OOX May O.SJ.70X 2.70X -.OOX Jul 9.J" S !:5).010 E*t ukaa 14,i
‘ BUQARI^ ^F l i S = S i r “~ S S i . - -“S £.9M 1.5JH -.04X Mar
^ 23CEM. tale* 401
jiTial FfL’i open M (ro 5.73X -.12X:Sx “.SS -;iix Livesti
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g ill =s sa:?a2J!; g i s s = :Soa 25.08 -.M A»e«taatlnooo«
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CATTl£40M0ta;e*nbi Jun 04.0
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I’bur c inp lbyer ’ • B ad p id t» one .o fyour vestments foi ide money for retirement. Ti savings coulS funds your p )ur retirement that best s u it) /ou can afford , vestment risk.
• Borrowin Investing your term savings, nment-backed Put aside moi nay moke you emergencies i y means your Tap your40l( to beat inflo- • T rading:
id taxes when •'makes few p .Dtive can cost you poorer ir
investing stm sloyer's match the tcmptalio r savings. But. diiTerent inve uiy stock, you may offer.
you probably tirement plan, ock match o f are taken out. le m oney in- butions. typic our retirement cveiy SI the d affect when m ake that m
' meat grinder. :y , completed into stock, boi )ple w ho have But some c)l(k)-at_work__ stock_Thc suI. f- companies mker-fundcd re i ,_ But 40 percer
.uses Asiarthe. currency more competiti
w orry they ar k market say global hunt for eived official Naoki Tateb this yeari but nam’s Mekong
cer ^ y Hian the stronger y(uiics listed on many J a j^ e s esaid only 18 the first time in
k U S . dollar. He said the}offected and on expanding-^
;c “so-so” to erations and br than try to b n»
entdeprecia- they could faci year, which goods sold inn Japan and weaker currenc
rA PH -Sug«M ijy^lng o n ^ Now
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i j - s y - s2 2 0 5 ^ ^ a .0 5 ^ ^ 22.03 -lOt wi),2ai
itock(AP) — Idaho Farm Dure tu IMennoun- rapon for Monday. ga tnd Faadwt Rapwt.UlCnON - Nan<pa Uvatloek Aueoon teturtay: UDlly and Gonvnarelat eewt tatvy laadan &7.0044 00; Oghl laadart
no q|g a ^UffUhciiltlnlO.eOitioi'ttakitprlnoarlMllannoqwoia: - vat no ouoia: hi ItmBt no quota: ulMy M buH 40.80-47.00: Mavv faador B9.00: light laeOtrhailan &4.00-09.50: in09uo<a:ttoekGO«rtnoguoM;d«ry I CwaanarpM no quota: (aadariamM t wkt: tttu g m eowt and budt ttaady. i }00dda<r>Bnd. |P) — Futurat trading on Itw CMeaoe i2 r% S h” Lol. Sana Chg. (
S r l i s n s K =:S 'g s S:SI g .i? g : ; j = ;S ]M.OO 04.89 04.85 84.70 —.1219.05 05.05 05.40 09.00 - .0 7 I>3.40 02.00 03.00 02 00 —.20 »12.889. Frt.'tttlat 13,093 IMt 58.311 Ine-T-.— -----------------------
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01(k)sr risksmore o f your ictirement mone fortunes o f the company than i
r you.picks: Choosing the wrong ir for your 401(k) may hurt yoi
. Take the time to read about th ir plan offcre and choose thos uit your age and comfon with ir isk.wing: A 401(k) is meant for lonj Igs, not as a passbook accoun money for short-term’needs an Ics in a regular savings accoun 101 (k) only as a lost resort, ng : T ry ing to beat the markc M people rich and could mak :r in retirement. Dccide on yoi strategy and 'goals. Then avoi Ition to ju m p in and o u t o f th hvestment funds vour employe
lan. Dollars are saved before t out. Employers often match co /pically at the rate o f 50 cent: [he w orker saves. Most compa I m atch in cash. Like a finan Jer, it t ^ e s your cash a n d ^ n bond and mutual fund shares.' le companies match with corpc : survey_showcd-ia-QcrcenLo 1 made their contribution thot \ reent o f the biggest companies
in upheava;titive than Japanese goods else iiarsom c’countrics in the regio ’ are b e in g overlooked in th for capital.itebe. general director o f Vici )ng Corp., 0 joint venture with ir x>m Japan and South Korea, sai r yen probably will discourag ese companies from investing fc : in new m arkhs like Viemom. Ihey w ill probably conccntrat lg -where they already have op I’bnind-name recognition rathe )rcak into virgin tcrritoty, whci face strong com petition frot in dollars and other relativel
encies.
EstCrop Start Dal
data WlIBC
. 8 ’ 9ALFP 305 .04 .11ALFM 305 .03 .09PAST 301 .03 .07LAWN 301 .03 .09WGRN 225 .04 .11SGRN 315 .04 .11SGRN 401 .04 .11BEET 405 .03 .08BEET 425 '.0 2 ,.0 6ROTA 4,15 .03 .09POTA 501 .03 .08POTA 515 .02 .06BEAN 515 .02 .07FCRN 425 .02 ,.07FCRN 510 .02 .05SCRN 425 .02 .07
, SCRN 510 .02. .05APPL 405 .04 .10
naan and hatfan.Ilauohtar ataafw: cf>o*ca prada brouohl
larga awpM ol lalaO cnotea grada 98. M99.90-n.00.Holtlain titan : CMlea erada DreuoM5 ^ ? ,“ - ‘^ 9 3 . 0 ( . ^ ” ^“ la « '’Suugntar halltrt: cnoica grada 00.50-1
» tatact 57.5040.50: taiael 54.5047.50: and halfart 075-1.175 IDOI.0042,90. Cowt: braaUng utuity and commardal
' a n v and Dcinim 30.00-40.00: cannar I 33 OOJO 00: tt>^eannar 29M ^.00. DuH: haavywaigntt43.00-50.00.
MetalsStiadad wortd gold (Meat. MondM.
London aflamoon fixing: 9387.90. up SI.LtjndocHatc *307.49. ofl «0,8a---------
. PvttaftameonlUJng: 9391.23. up S4M Frankftftlbdnb: 9387.25. up S0.04. ' 2 im i lala aftameen: 9387.50. up S0.70 NY Handy A Htrmvi: 9387.80, up 91.10 NV Handy & Htiman fitricatad: (3M.0I
_ K S s a s i “£,‘o i,s ,» „ .NY Comai gold tpol tnontn ctota Mon. j m niput)nc Hasonal Bank 4 p.m. Men.
NEW YORK (AP) -Fulutat vading on ti» Monday;______________________
..... .Optr High }JM
I .Jun^ ” 3 ^ y ^ ^ 3 8 7 .4 0 38J
^ 307J0 3»a.00 39S.90 m
-----------------^ - . — 1 ^t ^ 4 0 9 .» ^ J 0 400JO m » Oae ' 417.00 417A) 417.00 4 ll
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I; Jul W ajS04Z9 M 7J M
■ ..SSS -ffi SSS It U r ' ■ o n a 98X0 eaoa .80
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1
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I veyed used stiJck as a - Company stock is
a lii r'ctiremcnt-planr "By matching in corp<
nc7 ■ c r may be able to do t n is . otherwise could do.”
dent o f Hunt DuPree in- Greenville, S.C.
'our : That's, fine when a the sistently rising on Wa:
lose SCANA's was forlin- peaked in la te 1991
Phillips left. . ■>ng- SC A N A 's •'mano]unt. buy-in and ownersh and b a se ," soys B rian unt. spokesman. "M anaga
who have o stake in ket about how well it docj “ftc Phillips, w ho renour SCANA. soys she enj
the compony through i She had good reasoi
• y " - . SCANA matches w d o lla r-fo r-do lla r bai
— * workers' before-tax p : taxes beat that kind o f retun contri- Phillips apees'. “it ’s nts for But what about po panics the ir retirem ent fum ancial stock prices? • urns it Phillips ki}ows thi
SCANA a little longe ■ponitc cosh out her stocl^ sl.oLall___for.reiirement_savingt way. tiie dice." she says, cs sur- . PI
“ 7 1 S t o c k s s p i
o n h o p e s !I|^J_____ a e A M o d K B iJ B B i
NEW Y O RK — ; jg ,. on M onday on rene I j„. interest rates, gjjjj T h e D o w J o n e s
. gained 22.47 close t reversing last week'! 38 points shy o f its set last Tuesday.
S tocks head ed hi w ith th e D ow aver points a t one point v e s to rs re srfonded
,gly com m ents oyT^edei A lan G reenspan tht
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it. crop water useDallrerep Dally Com Tot vaDirBW im data dai iBebnET lorecnt
9 10 l 'l1 .24 .26 ..20 505 10’
19 .20 .22 .17 505 10’17 .16 .18 .14 425 10’ t9 .19 .21 -.16 415 10- 1 .24 .2 6 - • .2 0 510 T 1 .24 .26 .20 610. 7: 1 .24 .26 .20 620 6(
18 .17 .19 .. .15 701 9: 16 .12 .14 .11, 715 10(19 .20 .22 .18 625 9( 18 .17 .19 .15 705 9-16 .13 .14 .11 715 9 '17 .15 .17 .13 701 8: 17 .'15 .16 .13 710 9‘ 15 .11 .12 .09 720 9: 17 .15 .16 .13 710 8: 15 .11 .12 .09 .720 8: 0 .23 .25 .19 525 92
OaepQM 01.0044 00: Jania.004t.00: ta- Mar _______ _ ^
EH. aalaa 10.000. F BW 80.00-58.00: frt.'t Opan mt 110.33i a heitlain 50.00-
NEW YORK (AP) —Hai »MS2.eO: ta*ar« 95 390.enio.OOO: Fabti 50:muadttaan T h a^ ^p rie a .e r.* «
90. NYCamaitMrtpolm*0.053.NEWY0fW(AP)-,8p<Mondty.Aluminum-80.0 CM P
' ■ Coppar-*'l4000Cathe ■1J 0. • Bont.*1.10. 03ppar._^*13455pvlt),
.70. Oeld-9387.50 Handy &.10. OeW-9397.00 trey SL.).00, ussi.to. SNar- *9.390 Handy l>
■S»«r-99^07 par nyc
9n.9387,4ft«(l PtaOnum. 9441JO N.Y.. n.Q.-not QuoMd. aa.-nel
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ueiao 1 ^ 0 Oao • la io ilW -Z3& a Jl l :S§ =38 ”.707
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M&e-' - U ' Mv I W 1< 951.4 - 4 9 Jurt 19.13 «9S34 —4 J DaO
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OS a match.< is b etter than no m atch 'at Idnning professionals say. :orpomtc stock, tiiat employ- " do a bigger match than they, do,” says J.C. Rhine, presi- Pree (Uiine & Associates in..'
;n 0 com pany's stock is con- Wall Street;for years. |t 's share prices
1993, a few m o n th s o fte r
anogem ent w ants a lot o f ership from the em ployee :an D u n can , a c o rp o ra te . tagemenl figures tiiat people e in tl}e business w ill care docs."rem ains f ie rce ly loyal to t enjoyed owning.a piece o f igh tiie 40 l(k). jason io like it.» w orker contributions on a .’ basis u p .to 6 p ercen t o f IX pay. “It’s kind o f hard’to :tum," Duncan says.“i t 's hard lo slam ii."1 people w ho suddenly iind funds p inched by sink ing
i that i f she had stayed a t )nger o r token more time to k, she 'd have fewer dollars /ings. •‘Tha t's just a roll o f ___
P le a s e s e e R IS K S /B 2
p r i n g h i g h e r
s f o r r a t e c u t
— Stocks sprinted higher renew ed hopes fo r low er
n e s in d u s t r ia l a v e ra g e ise at 4 .446.46. m ore than ek 's 20-poin t loss b u t s till f i t s a ll-tim e clo sing high
d h ig h e r a t th e o p en in g , iverage u p m ore th an 40 lint d u ring the day . as in-, led p o s itiv e ly to S u n d ay ederal R eserve Chairm att;I tha t the p ro bab ility o f a- 3 |e a s e s e e S T O C K S /B 2
l eT m Son 7 1 4 ' data n . day day
1010 13.1 1.1 2.71010 11.4 0.9 2.31010 9 .5 0.8 1.81010 11.4 0.9 2.1710 14.1 1.1 2.7720 11.3 1.1 2.7801 9.1 1.1 2.7925 4 .8 0.8 1.7
1005 2 .8 0.6 1.2905 5 .6 0.9 :2.1 '910 3 .5 0.8 1;7915 2.1 0.6 r .2820 .1.9 0.6 1.2910 3 .5 0.7 1.4920 2 .2 0.5 1.0815 3 .5 0.7 1.4825 2 .2 0 .5 1.0920 7 .9 1.1 2 .5 I
Sg;i =!:S591.0 - 9 9
OO. Fd.'t ulaa 27.489 10.330. up 1.030
V alvar avtlv n London 99.4319. on *0 070: Fatineaiad 95 832. o«' pot mortti M o ^ *9.387, ofl
-.Spot nenlaireut matal prtoaa M par a . London Matal Extfi. Calhedafiil|Mta.U.S.day»a- ' ' '0Vll>. NY Comai tpot Moo. '
alb. da»*iid7« VMakeompcada pnea par b.
SL. NY Comaji tpet month Mon. wty a Hvman (amy daily Quola).DoyoL, NYCemaxtpMmctWpiTnatiMik Naw York.>4435.00 Vsy oz.. N.Y. (oontraet).I N.Y. Mare apot pv tm ox. Men. ■.-netavaJUbw . . *
tiiels->Fulur«a ttMMQ on Pia Naw Yorlt OaMorway:
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MoneyRisksContinued from B1
Rhine says 401(k) pliu commodate large group could causc problems fc Corporate stock rising
_____ the_stoctmnrkc.tJielpsjithe long run. But it couli lueky who retire or co: wrong time.
Oddly, many 401(k) i tb avoid risk and wo\iIdn investing in a stock mur they find large shares o ment money tied to thei
. stock, one of the riskics vestments.
‘The rationale behind stock (motch) is lhat the c
' benefit from the prosperit pany," says Oeny Ward Benefit Services Ltd. ii “But there are so many large corporation that tl has no control over” thi stock prices, he says.• Take, as oh example, i woricer for an oil compo looking fo'hwird to retirir ofthe week. Rts 40l{k)i bcci^etting &tter, th a i^ stockC ^ Tuesday, an oil tnijor spill and the stock i es the company's stock. B tircment may look a lot le:
‘That employee had m oil s p ilir Ward says. “ tremendous risk on that p though his company's : may show a long-term trei
One o f the best ways risk in investments is witl tion. Ward says. That str ^^rradln^dollarsamong'i o f investments, such as st m on^ market mutual fimi
But'corporaie stock mat ly mean that the employee sify that part o f bis sav says.
________Some companies realiFolicy ManagemenrSys which sufTered a dramati<
' - off two ycais ago, allow: sell the matching PMSC s ers may first do that afler l In the plan five years. Al company’s matclring stock cvciyycar.■ PMSC Slopped maichin, pany stock in 1993 but | sume the practice eventu rcntly matches with U.S. T
Federal rules from Ac L enue Service and Labor i control how employers co 401(k) plans.
Some of those give wori protections, says Don X' | ) ^ e r in A tlanta-ba^ h H irer,’an employee-ber proctice.; Many.of those rules are
' in the federal Employee Income Security Act, \ Sidelines for employer-sp tirementplons.
The rules lequire compi ' vestment managers runn
plans to act in the best workers, Mazursky soys, ■quire the company or inves ;ager to remain pnident in t iments,” Mazursky says.
. ; “There are circumstar jwhich investment in the
'•stock would be imprudent, Uanik, a partner in the Nel< Riley & Scarborough Is
rcolumbia.: Thelaw doesn’t ?pell ( ! imprudent, Janik says.- Pe : the law says the test is wh< ;sonable investor in simili stances with similar invest
I would buy the stock.’ I Along with that, Janil
. ! tnistee for the 401(k) has.it • {cluslvely the participants ' iThat’s meant to keep tru!
; catering to company mana ; shareholder interests.
■Stocks _; Continued from B1 jmild U.S. recession had tm • Greenspan’s comments 'I life to hopes thait the Fed '
-(interest rates this year, espi jte r tw o W hite H ouse al' •^ o ted as vfewi'ng an easi
usually respond | . I to rowCTjnterrat ra tcs h w
V T m ike e q u i t iu m ore attrac . iboods, an d they low er cor
' ; Inanc lng costs a s w ell a s i ■; * .|5u inw pufchasM . .
set.a Binv. closing high ol : V • 'T he N Y S E ’s com posi
1.51 to 285.56. The St '•{Poor’s 5 0 0 ^ to ck index «
^ ^ ^ it- ttr ? 3 (h 8 8 rA 1 - th e - i^ '•ilS tM k'E xcbaiige, the marl ^H iu te^ ad d e d OrB to 489.^2 rW| ''. BIg'B6ar<l;volume was
! 287(83 lU b n absres as 'o v ? U o w n .ft6 in 4 2 7 ;5 8 millic
i?fi^'w ^'oveheas;stook|^m arl
B-2 Tlnios ews. Twin F
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■ ’ 0 East.Harlem; score!-____ lope^lealers flourish. _____PeaA_cpine8^jgo,jg
lood that has the city's niimt moitality.iate.
: B ut a supermarket,' inegastore that surburba . granted — wide aisles c
• -frozcn-foodsra phannac tatesscn — isn’t conyng
. I For six years, the Pal Imd local developers he
. l>utting a $13.4 million hrea where poverty is a b
• ■ .project — set for a ve . strew n lot on !25th S
j_ in s te a d bogged down Kioney, b e tra ^ and race' ! It has locked Latinos 1 b turf war, pitted big buj btnaller comp^tors, and city’s otherwise develo]
' ^ y o r , Rudolph Giulion , bal ostnch.
' -It's also left a bod tnste p f Pathxnork, which is r blans for six other New ^ d . i t has raised fears tb ^ y away from investing 'ci^.
“I’m certain that’s a ]>eQed,’’ said local comn chairman M die Baca. “ i^ougbt, m e f i a t ’s no
. |Ncw YorJd’ Thqr’Il go \ ;up operations is a lot eas ,the people are recej^tive, r . The city-owned lo
'Ilexlngton and Third aver ibcen a magnet for gart heads and illegal strei >*Welcome to the ghetK
' , ^m iling pitchm an say: before a mesh fence cc jcoathangeis and clothes.
The Pathmaric plan — 1989 by the Community
--------of-East-Harlem-Triangle^'Iwiacca, By 1995, it do> .the Giuliani administrat phrases: Private investm •of life.I ,-.‘ Instead o f taking mi } ^ e m , why can’t we kc
. ;asked Triangle head Alic .a 50-year resident'of, Ei
• '“Why can't .we shop here « u r l ^ see dev e lo ^e n t: • Why pot? A siqwrstore boAood whcro tbe media income is less than $1S;C 4he children live betow Jine, where 200,000 su
for the lio t to Triangle and ani !;^oup.' A shopping plas ^ u n d a 53,000^uare fo f iu ^ d rise opposite a rc
. fVBcant furniture stores and ; An additiofaal 8,000 squ
aside fo r local i ■ Sathmark ofiicials said pi
hoped to bring in H w ts . There would be 200 < ypbs, and 200 permanent u
. ^ th m a rk — 75 percent < . n jo m ise d to East Harlei
% etbmark would kick it . |^ e ^ four years to assist
would be East Harle ^ v a t e development since administration. It an a
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peals s' i^>A RIS(A P) — Whiles ' fighters and attack t ' overheard,; indui. ^ o ‘naIs on Monday got d . ' ^eal business o f the Paris
jjnaldiig deals. . . i ; - l f news coming out o f i ilaraeti'aerospaco trade, she Uadication, the aerospac
- icouIdbecEaibingoutofitjr ' Mnnrfn'4 ' Airbus Industrie cond
.* a iim ft worth S1.17 fC a n ra said it will convert £lD.AiH)U8 A319 aircra $ r ^ L # i i l l e Luj&ansa • % g g e s t custom er'— con i b ^ t i o n to. buy 20 A3 IS
-lA iim ro c k e t • .
. | : * ; A Canadian-multiniitlo— -mnooDced ia nm-70<4eaf al
-^ iD 'd e aU e iq )e (^ later, i vm'rimhouDce a miiItib|lllon
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the o f ' ^ ^ ^ ^ l r b ^ te s take for » of staples and nacy ond rd e li- ' ing soon enough. D S H H j Pathmark chain I have proposed | | S 9 j ^ g ion store in this H B ^ ^ S a birthright The I vacant, trash- 1 Street — has wn politics, oce-baiting. os and blacks in business against and reduc^ the elopment-happy ioni, to a politi-
tste in the mouth is reconsidering ew Yoik stores. i that o th e r s - w i ii - ^ ^ ^ B l i ing in the inner
s already hap- mmunity board 1. “That people not worth it in
(o where setting easier — where e, not hostile.” ■ ■ ■ ■
lot between .venues has long . larbage, crack- tree t v endors ., A bove, e etto Gap," one ' ~ ro u n d tl lays, standing th e p r J covered with P athm a
— p r o p o ^ in lity Association{le-r^sccmcd-a------------ oo»do v ^ ile d with betrays ration’s catch- .the pai .m ent. Qualily „ , | | | |o n n
in o n e y o u to f! tc fp it h c re r Rodrlgidice Komegay, E a s t Hi r East Harlem, lere? Why can’tsnthcre?” But os a 1ore for a neigh- approach^,^ a n household Hwlem. Th.IS;000 and hidf Abyssinian>w the poverty Central Hsupermarket- AbysSinum
! within a one- ‘one black ( Rep. Adam
dQ' to sell the were portra>another local El Bomo to>l8za centered o fh u sm ^ .5 foot Pathmotk 1 realat1 row o f long- > 9 P ^ ’lS ! !and empty lots. ■ Karen Phillisquare & was. saying here'!1 merchahts; a n d je b ig ,J privately that, into East Hai1 Hispanic ten^ Giuliani,00 construction beauM leerjM union jobs at yotc.-nicmant o f the latter ingcalUftonrlemites. And lo o ted wit in JI50 .000 l>>«!l ;o»™«rist local bisi-- an mdepend
percent of Eirlem’s largest, su p ^ w k e t,ice the Lindsay hood of lowem apparent no- study last mo
• dents get a <
showa(lesam t planes, model and tl :k helicopters engine comm idustry profes- iThe deals t »t down to the worid aeroqw iris Air Show: kets fell 16
States in the I o f the worid’s last year In F show was any Germany, pace industiy - Arianespac fitsslimip.. qncc compan; idw : 12 Ariane 5unarmed'sales commerdal i 17 hlUion. Air year. A fiiU-sc >wt options on Stoweraover craft to firm . Airpoit, seven Ba — Airbus’ Arianes[^ confirmed its slipped 5.4 p 319s, Airbus’ Revenue last . ; , , • •$939 mIUIoh. 1-ffie-hrsl c6n-” ir3 '61ate llit lew g igantic , conqunysaid
dtlonal project contmercial Is It a lrc rijft.-^ -^ ! 994,-r-whiU r, Boeing-Waic'Bethe8d8,-;i Ion dollar inle Martin.Corp. :yrj, its la tes t; the t^ tradK -
TION-TAXjiIlfB TtB U rPER SO N A rPR : TAXES- ARE OUE.and.PA5.-- r’;:;vir-Tpaid; 8 ^ 0 ^ m ld n ^ ' ind Wanrants of Oisjrelnt.wn med ovarto the«hei«Tlb.acl
partmant aBfe to aca 'ALL.UfcUNUUENTT/^ WECik.-MONEY ORDER, p f
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APphflfc*), aldaw alk v e n d o rs aur> pi th e fe n ced lot whlcl;! l8 |p ro p o a e d s i te fo r a new Inark su p erm a rk e t In th e |fa rlem n e ig h b o rh o o d o f Borfc. A fter be ing b o g g ed | lo w n .ln .p o lItlc S rm o n ey ,- |lyal a n d race-baltlng fo r |s a s t s ix y ea rs , th e $13.4 |I rn e g a s to re Is n o w h e re I reaking gro ttnd . A lfredo I Ig u e z , th e ovtmer o f tw o I H arlem g o rc e ry a to re s , |
o p p o a e a th e pro jec t, r.a key April 27 project vote Z»1, the heatwas Aimed up in jThe major investors-— the Han Development Corp. o f ■Harlem , linked to the I
an Baptist Church, the his- I;k church once led by U.S. Iam Clayton Powell J r . — ITayed as poachers, invading ■to drive Latino groccrs out I
is. ■ ■ ■ze that we ore seen as inier- .■ud ADC Executive Director IilUps. “Our opponents kept Ire’s the big, bad cotporation Iig, bad black church coming IBariem.” ali, once a project backer, c< «iy o f alienating the Latinomayor wos no longer retum- arom the Pathmark people. hi was the involvement o f the
munity group. Ignored was aindent survey showing 90 hir East Hariemltes favored a. tccet.' Ignored was the llkeli- c( iwer food prices. (A nationalmonth show inner city resi- S: a double whammy o f high ' al
lerospacd the .worid’s largest two-nmeroialjet. .Ri Is are welcome news to the to > >ace industry, where mar- th' 16 percent, in the United or le last four years, 12 pcrcent.a France, and 31 pen»nt in - tn
- • Alpoce, Europe’s commercial F-xuiy, signed contracts to build lie5 rockets to launch heavy of
II satellites beginning next co l-scale mockup of the Arianem the tarmac at Lc Bourget to'enmilesnoith of Paris. urvce said its 1994 net profit Ai1 peroent to $28.5 million, op1st year roM margirully to aboh, while its order backlog -119 Kites to be faunchied, theaid. ch>ace last year won 13 of 25 o fJ launch contracts signed in ml tile -its-m ain -riv a l,^ th tf-n y,vMd;-bB8ed- Lobkhced ter rp.; g ^ w d a quarter ofiK- ", fUl
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costs and poor choices, due competition.)
Councilman Antonio I carefully coded language, his opposition.
“Everyone involved is a captain or general in Central he says. “The problem is the to place their store in El compete with Hispanic busit
A front-page editorial in Sun; a w eekly black n r
' attacked the Latinos who
ce climl]Israeli Prime M inister
.Rabin visited the show, whic to tiie public Sunday, and s the Israeli pavilion to view tc on display.
That included an exhibit ol tronic rescue system used American pilot Scott O'Grad F-16 was shot down over B( Iler this month. The system v, oped by Elisra, a manufa< communications systems.
Bombardier o f Canada, re to a perceived need for ain under smallest sizes prod Airbus and Boeing, said it w op a new regional aircrof) about 70 to put on the mi
•1999. 'The Dash 8-4'dO will 6e
cheaper to operate, and have o f 394 mph. and a range ( miles, said Robert' Brown, thi ny’s-aorospace-group presi tenmtivepnce is S17;4 miltlbi
Slkorsl^ A i r c ^ Con>- wl fUll-scale development o f I
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I Pagan, in major populatic explained ... Dominicans
exploitation ofl { a politicol - ■ As the uproi ral Hariem,” meeting of Mai hey decid^ membm and it il Barrio to ordinarily a quii siftesses." the project’s C in the City Linares walkei lewspaper, hero in the La 10 own the walked out bran
bingTip";r Yitzhak HelibusI which lich opened • passengers but 1 s loped at medical, and set technology, according to it
.Buckley, ofthe elec- The project ii d to locate Brazil, China, ■ady, whose Taiwan.Bosnia ear- In a counter I was devei- technology on facturer o f aerospace const
out “A Skeptic' responding Air Show.” ilrcraft just Entries inclgd oduced by • The four- will dcvel- 2000: “Thirteer ift seating g i ^ was conc< market by types have bnl;
hours offlytng.ti ie quieter, • The Germar ive a speed Tighter: “The ] : o f 1,500 super-agile fighi the compa- the prototype cr (sident.-lt8-Desert last Janua Ion. • Britain’s Wwill launch 101 transport hel f the S-92 for twice the pric
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y stories known as bode-llsdain for Harlem and its CIition can be readily seen, vons are notorious for tiieir ea:3fbladcs.” Hiroar grew, the April 27 Ro•Manhattan’s City Council Pa1 its borough president — -----'luiet affair — tiu n ^ into seci OK Corral. Guillermo racked into that meeting a otiLatino community. He Miranded a traitor. Yo
iward [ich will seat around 20 ut can also sehre cargo, search and rescue n e ^ ,> its president, Eugene
t includes partners from na, Japan, Spain and
terpart lo' the dazzling- on display, the British nsulting group Dfax put tic’s Guide lo the'Paris
gde: 'ir-na tion Euroflghter sen years aAer the pro- nceived, the two proio- >nl managed some 15gtune.”___ ______________nan-U.S. X-31 prototype le project tb design a ghtec was marred when : crashed in.the Mojave
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The city 's only Dominici City Council member was thi vote as the project passed, 7-5 earlier, Linares had promisi Harlem supermarket ow ner. Rodriguez that he would vote Pathmark.
— Weeks Inter, Rodriguez seething. The Pathmark was racial issue for him or East H oUier 14 supermarkets; it's bt Maybe it’s just something in ll York City water. Across the :
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The' Pathmark sixth anniversary 250 jobs and an rounding oomn what the East Ha their project will.
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APlew ark's riot-scarred , a supermarket was built rc.ys Rev. B ill L inder.______le development group, t os far as condemning m ake way fo r their
lark, which marks ils jary.this July, provided an anchor for the sur-
im munity — exactly I Harlem advocates say vill. deliver. ’ isinian-E ast Harlem up visited with Linder th e ir p ro jec t. They,
ty o f advice, but noth- sd in their topsy-turvy
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lie Development Corp.,'ign.ofT-before-Giuliani-------->provaI. W ithout the )rt — he's still not say- — the item slipped oft y calendar, slip hack on.
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B 13 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY^ always beca considered wise
u r yean. You create yoor own but parents played an inpor- fl your life. Taunis, Scorpio; peisoos play sigoiGcant roles ^ Most people would describe ng provocative. Y ou onild be loy things but n«rer dull. You to sleight^f-hand, ait, mason* le. O cto te will be your inost rotnantic month of 1995.(MahJj:2i '.A j^ . i^ r . i j in i i t r r . r
of k ^ y . What m s i n ^ ganized — you benefit as reuse lelationship. undergoes , .
IS (April 20-May 20): Long- jreposltion desuves serious bn. Lunar ;position empbar. iirces kept I r a .y o a , hidden, incial status of'paitner,mate. ~ 'I (May 21-Jime A ): Test tbe gal agrectnent dqiends 00 your r othenvise. It is time fbr new 'makBiaquiries.be vulnerable .1, discovety, romance.R (June 2Uuly 22): lotuidve : lea - fitness Import firralable. et^ hssie issues, wpfk methods,, lieamlioe pnweduies. Aouarian hive a secret, win share ftl” ily 23<Aul 22): Emjrfusis on /ities,.paradpatIoo in charita* a l . cainpa i^ Gift,received wdrDbe, .you’ll hear these .)u are getting yean youngerl” 4 ^ . 2 > S e p L 22): Moon '. - spiiaaizes coiroletion of oego*- . igB household ptoducts, set>. : imestic dl^mte.-0b6tade wQl: j, cash flow resumes.(SepL 23-Oct-22): Beat-the- .T lll^ y - t io a m y T H D tr to --------- ^leidog winners. Youll also ; < l* E i youi own li fe .W n t j
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TW INFALLS-PO in 32ff homw and bu Blue Lakes Boulevan when a pickup carr}
in some electric “Almost c v a y c ^ ’s
15 minutes," said Todd neering departm'eni Company. The pickup some overhead wirei Road between Canyon Raymond Ford-Mitsub
Power went out fror Falls Avenue at aboui said.. Idaho Power wi wires quicklv, and reti customers within 15 m
Gity a ttorney w Neiisen before c
TWIN FALLS - C Wonderlich will meei casino'mogul Craig I Council can consldi Canyon Paric West.
Consideration ofthe for Monday night's ci City Manager Tom C bers the issue had to be
Neiisen owns tmde^ property south o f the.
_____ wnnfB pfty. His representatives and state transportatio out how tbe venture co jeopardizing fliture rooi
CoimcUOKs.2fl for soccer field (
TWIN F A L is -_______ Council_agreedJ^onda
. T ^ F^ls Sl^ool b is : may be turned into fouj - within five years.
The acreage ia loc( Avenue on 2700 East i acre parcel owned by
< /Ilie-ci^-could devoid____!—cer Comdex AvithJh 'iU
Councilman JefrOoo(
. oe neio oerore oeveiopui .Also M onday City
a ^ ^ tonend $300,00 cofliiiig prcjects. neiy 1 of Filer was awarded tb
. also agreed to ^)eod $10 Snake Resource, C
' Development Ib e grou] .Credc Brigade with sud ing the habitat in Rock removing cement structu
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TW IN FALLS - Education Departmeni
’ Southern Idaho has pla begin this week.
• A Outch-oven co( for 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. T
. ...at Morrison Park.on.th Expo Btiilding. Topics es, secondary niain c< side dishes, breads desserts, as well aa care Tbe fM,ls $26. which L tbe evenings'ineals. i
! . • A b ir f 'W a tc h in g c l7 to 9 p.m. Thursday io trip is s c h e d u l e d foi Saturday. Cost is $10;; av a ila b le from the ihst tional $10. Call 733-95*
CoUege fo r k id s dram a, lan{
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matics and sign .laag _ -K id sc la :^ 'B e t t6begi
• Children ages 8 tc participate in 'a dramati for 10 tO '11:30 a.m.
-Thursday, June 19-tl. ■ :_ Id ^ f t tS c |io o rfo r th e
Aeuvitieft include m 'role>playing improvisai
;* and skits. Cost is $25.• A second session o
^ =^iieH:fn)'nr-I2530:t6ai>:r: Thursday, Ju n e 19-.th
Wendell H id School, tii__ : ____i-Talkin*. Hands wi
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•'t : H ‘June'iS!rthrough-29;' J . •C«ter;TtefeoTB$28..
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Malevluses power BlueLakes• Power went out briefly businesses along north
b'ard Monday afternoon ' irrying a scaiTold got rtrical wires, e ’s 0»wer) was back in odd Cooper, ofthe engi* ent o f Idaho Power •^ broke a pole and tore ires on North College /on Springs Inn and Roy subisu. Cooper said, from Pole Lme Road to )out 2:30 p.m.. Cooper ‘ workers repaired the returned power to most S minutes, he said.
w ill m e e t w ith e co n s id e ra tio n |- City Attorney Fritz teet with attorneys for , ig Neiisen before City •, ilder a flnaU pla t for------- ^
the plat was scheduled |s council meeting, but ,a Courtney told mem- j ) be delayed again,ideveloped canyon<rim , he-Pernne Bridge that
ves have inet w iU ? c ^ ~ | iHon .officials to figureI could succeed without ' ’ !road needs. . ,
2 0 -acre lease 'd com plex i- Tw in Fnlln City '
nday to lease fiom the District 20 ocres which ‘ four to six soccer fields |
oeated north o f Falls istond.is part ofan 80- { by the school district., ' )!mthe-fieldsand90c-' < 6 - f e c t ; 1kxxling said public hea^ . , tsepennit would have to , ping the proper^. 'Ilty Council members OCO.fin* this year’s seal- • - *
ly Brod»s Consmjction I the contnct Members SlOOayeartojoinMkI- .
Conservation and J roim will help the Rock men projects as enhano- 1 x k Canyon and
h-«ven cooldng; i 'C lasses J- The C ontinuing .
lent at Jhe_C.ollege o f ____,planned two classes to
cooking course is set I I. Thursday and Friday ^i.the south side.of.the____-les include main dish-. £ 1 courses, appetizers, ' ds andrpastries and are ofthe Dutch oven.:h includes recipes and ^
{ class will meet fnrni !!'io A sp d il4 5 .A fie ld J for 6 a.m . to qooo0; ^ d eb o o k s witl be . iistructor for an addi-9554, E x t 2270. ®
d s o ffers . , ^ j i g u a g e c l a s ^ i: Cdilege o f Southem to te r is offering dra- P iQguage College, for " P ■egin floon:- "V — Ci to 14 are invited to , g natics course plaimed ^ m. M onday through-,' ^.through 29, a t the ' the D e a f andJBlind.. m usic, movem ent, . |
isatioD, pajntomitning . \
a of^dramatics will be ■ ^;mrMoaday:thiDugb—► through 29, at th e ' ' * 1. Cost&$25. . will feach-8“-<a-l-4—^ —r- w m ilc a te with'their f brtrinrting_8tan'-1an> ni iiiM from noon' '.ai
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- 4 JDang(offlo<deelinBy William Brock ' T&nes-News writer
HAILEY - As temperam . the Big Wood River - but i : again because en 'ou^ snov
the river's upper basin.The Big Wood at Hailey
reach 4 .9 feet today,- an Wednesday. Flood-watch i while flood stage is at 6 feet
“It looks like its going tc next couple o f days, then h 5.5 feet through the weekei A v e ^ , National Weather S< gist in Boise.
Flows will be high, “but possibility that we won't se mg," Avery said.* Heavy wii in the Big Wood drainage h
. sharply in rccent weeks - di ' to the brink o f flooding bef<
—peratures slowed the rate o f : The upshot, Avery, said,
though there's still a' couple snow still on them, the vast basin has lost the majority ol
Virtually ail snow has m tions below 7,500 feet, he sa
Only two areas - near Vi( —DollBrhide^mnmit=will'ha
; age amounts o f snow for thi , At Vienno Mine, the snow st
much water as normal, Ave ' that some o f the runoff goes
River drainage.At'Doiiarhide, the snowpa
large “but it has lost almost 1 inal snow," Avery said.
Though not infallible, the ru le 'o f thumb holds that r recede once an area has tosi its original snowpack, Aveiy
"The Big Wood River bas ing that point, i f It's not alrei he said. Even so, extended 1 erode river banks and ca flooding, Avery warned. '
State offii feds spar rechargeThe Associated Press
' f i r t h - As 7,000 gallo minute pours into the sink Firth,"state and federal ofTn ring over the legitimacy of i $1 million program to supple o f the drought-drained S i^
State offic ia ls believe scheme, while adding only the recharge that occurs n widespread Irrigation, can
- g roundy 'a ter leve ls and < .between Upper Snake Rivei pumpers and Magic Valley imgators.
But the Bureau o f Reclat runs eastern Idaho's far-flun tem for irrigation and salr water, complains that the r< could deny needed water f endangered salmon runs whi to resolve the conflict betwe< surface water users.' “Until they address the < drawal issue, the effort is j able," said John Keys, the bu al director.
Eleven irrigation districts a panies from St. Anthony to
■ partic ip a tin g in the W ate _Department!aiBtt^mpt_to_di
acre feet o f water, from the River Water Bank onto, the £ up the underground reserves.
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OH^om_=JTWIN:FALLS - A multi-i . ^ i i t o r has. 30 days to show not pay over $23^000 Iri ci
"Allegedly vldlatfii|^- flid‘ r B -regulations-of-two-uodergra . storage tanks in Twin Falls.■ The Environmental'Prote( said the 12.000- and 6,000^g 435 N . W ashington St. wei piiiBped neariy empty o f ftiel ':
But.then V-1 Oil - now T w id i^alls as V-i! Propani
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^Either yvay, the compaii} ,hiye to d ^ e r ^ e whether a : ‘Unefiad le(j^ed fh>m the talblu
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the boo;iley is expected to Prop and 5.1 fee t on for a cl
ch level is 5 feet, ing, foi feet v iousS to go up for the p rices n hang out around dcend," said Brian _r Ser^rice hydrolo- f
jut there's good t see major flood- winter snowpacks ' e have diminished- driving the river . before cooler tem-o f snowmelt.--------- -lid, “is that e.ven iple o f peaks -with . ast majority ofthe y oflts snow.”) melted at eteva- : said.Vienna Mine and
I'havcabove-avcr-'”' this time o f year.
still has twice as \very said, noting oes into the Boise
vpack is still quite }st half o flts orig-
the hydrologist's it rivers begin to lost 50 percent of 'eiy saicT.basin Is approach- Iready beyond it,” ed high;flows can causa 'localized
idals,roversplanillons o f water a ' nk holes w e ^ o f>fTicials are spar------ -of Idaho's nearly iplement recharge luke River Flam
ve the re c h a rg e ' lly margihally to s naturally from an help improve id ea se tension iver grouftdwater ley surface water
:lamation, which lung storage sys- lalmon recovery • e recharge effort :r for recovering while doing little' ween ground and H H
tie overall with-Is just question- ^ 9: bureau's region-
ts and canal com- ’ to Gooding are . , a te r R esources LdlYCO.295.00.0_: ^ K lm l the Upper Snake a p p r le desert to build (f| k | i
driolitE C H A R O eC S I
npai^fj. ------' . groundwt
tamlnants — —. -SomB<Jti-state fbel dis- V - ld l C 3W v?hy it should latlons ar i civil fines fo r , EPA to fe ireH W fC H ttsira-’^ r w e ^
thinV Rnai. ............. the Comotection Agency Monday. O^gallba t i ^ at The co were'anparently comply iel'in IW I. •; ’ • o f iro to : 3W operating in .-that it ren lane - fa lled to '' o f Idaho l
n a te ria fw eh a s : ycm l: EPAsp
a tiy would) also, there'hav< ■aify o f the g ^ .. o f undere ak s .', • the past s<ve. c o iu a m i^ fd ^ -^ ^ u a ^
Ichooljgeo TolkViaen s-News writer
/IN FALLS - A boost in rent Falls School District clossrm
ns and gyms wilLbe revisited < hool Board members will Ki policy that raises the max ts the minimum amount the d le for facilities and also that or the Roper Auditorium, e district approved such a mber, then dropped It becaiI to follow state requirements; the policy change, said SupeII Donicht.a g ro u p s h a d c rit ic ize d th e c X)st in fees.)posed fees range from Sl( classroom to SSOO a day, p 'br the high school stadium. 3 p o licy w ould have rea !S to run from $15 an .he
Cool-headc
nb.erty,y6uth.Ru«*ell.Cui 3roach to ca rry ing a b ag <lm beriy. Hla ala ta r, Abb dK In t h e aa m e m an n e r a
'aces finwatCTJDCM the location, but tl i t s r ^ g in iiunlmown. Bennion, chief executive off : Co; in.1daho Falls, claim s tii are i l l e ^ and tntrads to ti federal courtTTgeJtiag ''* T S ll^ fE E C I ussia-wa8-a.good place to.be m m unist regim e," Bennie
company, has 60 days to witii tiipse regulations or fa<
3 $25^000 a day for each .dt smains oM of compliance. Tl
spokesmiih ^ b J ^ ^ b n si ive been neariy 900 cotffirme Tgroundistorage tanks in Ic : s e v a y& h,'and 250 o fth e [hated g o u n ^ t e r . • '
tile $renta
classroom to J The board
changc (onight ental fees for ot the high schc irooms, oudi- Other issues kI tonight. • Disnict res II vote on a speak up aboui laximum and for the 1995-1 e district can board is slated at sets rentol contains fundi
relations positi( 0 policy in torium supervi
couse It hod not funded by t itsforodver- • Alternati^ iperintendent looking for nev
Boord will deci e district for lion sup^sleme:
Surveys lndi( 510 an hour showed up for i ’, plus light- a levy and woi m. The pre- June or Sepfem rearranged technology an< hour fo r a alternative scho
led walk
. UKa«ALaaunv/naTimw4»urry taKea.a_c6ot?heade( ag of Ica Monday aftemo> bby.'decldea to carry her r aa they walK home.
CSI irBy Karen Tolkk
It the con- ' Times-News wr
officer for- TWIN FALL itiie.regu- in g - few er els ) take the SouQieriTIdaho
■■■ v -V - ■ While head < CffiaTwe— lofyeM Tcnrol! be.during._.'slightly_in.acad a ion.said vocational ed i
I^gistrar John ^0 finally "One o f the t face fines is an abundanci day a ( to said.The state “Maybe that'j
that is indeed th1 said that .vice and manufi med leaks , expanfo r comc 1 Idaho in ' up tiie cbmpetit hem have ^ d ,
.“We do have
r ~
ilfees <to $700 for the stadium, rd will vote bn the propo£ ght at 7 p.m. in Roper Auditori «hool. .ies on the table:: residents have the opponunit> )oui Items in the proposed bud >5-1996 school year, which 1 ied to vote on tonight.The.bud inding for a school-commun sition, another custodian, an au srvisor and jO teacher positit jy the state. 'ative school dircctors-are i new quarters. Tonight the Sch< decide whether to bring a $2 n mentol levy to voters this yc idicate that m ost people w for district town meetings supp ivould like to see a vote either tember. Money would go to mi and for a new building for I chool.
14 W' R Idai r
The Associated
H p BOISE - The_ . four lawsuits in
payers to foot t:
Hpling surgery.
Most private i
That does no attorneys represi
“I would be fi zeal,” said Mike
McCarthy rej . Magic Valley.
T he wom ei theircases mee
jVi definition o f m------ ty rw h ic h - is “
. ■ • over ideal bod
1 200 percent ol
T he wom er extremely over les cause, o r t variety of-heali In c lu d in g dial trouble and higl
Linda Reese and weighs 327 ideal body wei 125 to 130 pour
"I can’t^move when I do dis!
____ stahd.at the sinkchair,” she says i
--------- ThreeoftiieciFor years, Mc(
for obesity treatr Department s|
• Thc.trcatmei • Some treatr
ciencies may res' • Treatments
very heavy peop not diabetes' onl
• Thesurgeric have to be fixed
Stomach-stap .patients’ stomac full much sooner
Some studies exccss weight as are potentially di
Patients may I develop vitamin digest the sugar i
At an admini! understood the ri
A transcript o Supreme Court 1 ging on sincc IS
• request.ded_______^ e c s c r - o f ld a hnoon dren, ages I I an< ligp ' her health proble
betes and a dege: . is elderly and als
nuomB riswriter '________________
LLS - More students are ta) c la sse s at the'-C oll^ge c ho this suiiimer. id count is up markedly froi rollm cntin 'classerls-t^ 'D nl cademic.courses.and.down i education courses, said .CS in Martiit *le things that affects educatio mce o f good-paying jobs," h
a t's tiie case."ngley , p lacem en t prograi
1 the case, c i ^ a spate of so lufiicturing jQbs. As businesse >me Into Twin FoIIis tiiey^ste etition.for quality ^w o rk ^ 'h
ive a lot o f employeis payin
—7^ ■ ' 9 ‘
on age.* Instead o f getting
osed for carryirig brass km )rium deadly weapons to schc
get tiie boot for on cnlir vote on on amended pc
ity to bodrd members to dc iidget case-by-casc basis, h the • Board members jdget .^hanging the high scho< unity notify parents of thcii audi- afkr the student misses tions five. The policy also r
attend appeals board n Still deni.
:hool * Policies governing mil- also up for a changc
year, required to lake al least who ler to qualify for a Tw ppon diploma, could register ler.in their final semester if th mons mission, and would’hav r the seven semesters before
early graduation.
^omen! iho dol] weiglif
id Press
he Idaho Department of Heali involving extremely obese w< : the approximately $12,000 1
e insurers do not cover surgei
lot make any difTerence to t :senting the women.. fighting Blue Cross or Blue i
ke McCarthy, Legal Aid atton 'epresents Elizabeth HoH'ma
en p u rsu in g iiset the medicalmorbjd obesi- a r o u n c lr lO O p o u n d s -------- I'd O "ody w eight or _ _ _ i * _o f id ta l b o d y • •
' B lnk,en say tlic ir d o w r-crweiglit bod- ,■ aggravate, a d IS lalth problems, k l t c l l labe tes, backigh blood p res-' ^
se is 5-foot-4 «>7 pounds. Her 8eight is about WOmarunds.ve around, andishes, ! ca n ’tn k ,... so 1 sit down to do thes in court documents...cases are pending In the Idahi ledicaid rules have specificall; I tm en t.spojceswoman Ann Kirkwoi
lent's effects often don’t last, itments have serious si'de eficsult from obeslty.surgery.__IS m aybe medically unnece: 3ple arc prone to diabetes, bui nly treatment.ries can hove expensive comp d ot taxpayer expense, ipling surgeries involve usii ach much smaller. When pai ier.;s report patients manage to as long os 10 years ofier surg dongerous-sidc cfTccts./ be prone to developing gal in or mineral deficiencies and r in dairy products, listrative heoring in Dec: 19 risks.o f the odministralive proccc
t records in Boise. Reese’s < 1992, when Health and Well
Bho.EallsJs.morricd.and the. md 13. She lives on disability ilems, which Include congesti' generative spinal condition. S: ilso disabled.
se, course lcbetter wages thiih norm work," he said.
----------Higher ^ y lii«rshrdcak- classroom, Martin said,
o f tive to seek more trainir Twin Falls service i
■om jobs offer benefits wheiinly—have-not'=-vBcarioTnI in...lnsur&nce,J.^ingley.said i^SI. offer benefits, they raisi
witii other employers, tion The number o f sudet 'h e .meracodemic classes Is
compared with 772 last increase, Martin toid.
am are taking l i f t e r course taid. ofacademic classes the? scr- .mg is up only 4 percent (ses ’ Three-hundred-sev itep.'enrolled ia vocational he 1 ^ y w , ain 1815; perce '1 •/? number'of.Voc^atioQat'
ing being taten i s " ^ ^ 9 pn
endaling expelled indcfiffilely knucklcs. guns or other
school, students may now :nlire year. Tlie board will d policy thai would allow ) dccidc expulsion on ii
ers will also lulk aboiit ' chool attendance policy to heir children’s absences sses seven days instcad of so requires one parent to ■d meetings with the stu-
ning dual enrollment arc ingc. S tudents may be least five credits a semes- _. Twin Falls High School
5ter for four credits during if they get principal's pcr- have to attend school for fore tiiey are eligible foi;
seekliarsrt Id -[ealth and Welfare faces ; women who want tax-. ’00 bill for stomach-sia-.
rgeries intended to treat
to the Idaho Legal Aid.
ue Shield with the same ttomey in Twin Falls, fman, who lives in the
c a n ’t m o v e in d , a n d w h e n i o " d l s h e s 7l t s t a n d a t t h e I k , . . .« o I s i t ' w n t o d o t h e l l s h a s o n a C h e n c h a i r . ’
— U n d a y R e e s e ,3 0 t-4 , 3 2 7 p o u n d n a n s a y s In c o u r t
d o c u m e n ts
the dishes on n kitchen,
daho Supreme Court, cally excluded coverage'
:wood said the reasons
ast.: effects. Vitamin dcfi-
ccessary. For example', bui stomach stapling is
jmplicotions that would
using staples to make1 patients eat. they feel
1 to keep ofi" half their iurgcry. However, there
gall stones. They may and be unable to easily
; 1993, Reese said she
jceeding is induded in j’s ca.se has.been drag-, Velfare firsi denied h er’
the m otherof two chil^_____ility benefits because of estive heart failure, dia- n. She said her husband
loads fallorinal for their summer .
studenls“awa;^fii3‘m~the] ’ aid. There’s less incen-' ining.ce and monufacturing vhere-lhey traditionally
M id*!.^d I f ih ^ 5 o n !j______;raise wages to compete' . 1 s.jdents enrolled In sum- « Is up to 981 tills yeor. tost year, a 27 percent id. But those students' urse loads: The number those students ore tak-'« n t 'seven ' students* are ' nal education, vs: 259 acent.increase; Btitthe.- nal-education: cla tfes P.pocent; •-
r ' I............
;C -2 ,Tlmi5.NBW#.Twli
I PeMIUmothy Q. F r
HA G ER'M /^N - Freem an. 42 . o f Feb. 27, 1995. 0th • A m em oriol gi will be held at III
. the K etchum Ccf m ents a re under Demoray's Goodbi
' Constance VanRUPERT - Cons
- Eggleston Vnn Eve died F riday . June Minidoka Meniori: Facility in Rupen.
T he fun e ra l w p.m . Thursday ol LDS St.-ike Cenici w ith B ishop Victi cialing.
F rien d s m ay c p .m . W ednesdoy M ortuary in Rupe before the funeral
' the church.
Anna M. Nilssa JERO M E - /
Peterson Nilsson. 62 ■ f o ^ e r ly o f Jeromi
. June .1.0. 1995. i ^ R eg iona l M edic
Leukemia.The funeral will
; W ednesdayo t tlie
HospMAGIC VAlXEV
Some name:
■' ~Tilich‘cle3amartl 0
Andreas Andersen
CASSl/
______ ’ . • Benito Benovidez,uuriey; incJdo cas] Liso Cordeo o f Heyb
Obituj
Robert G. HighR obert Griffith Hie
Falls, p a s se d away i •lO nsgSTfolIow inga'l Alzheimer's.
Bob w as born Dec Fruita, C olo., th e so
__ _ _N in a H lg h _ B o b _ wC olorado; U tah, anc worked a t the Bagdac while a tte n d in g th e Arizona a nd g raduate a b a c h e lo r of s c le n mining engineering. E a n d bro ther worked m achinery business It tion pum ps in the Cas Phoenix a re a s . On A Bob m a rle d Shirley Li C a s a G ran d e . Ariz.
~ family m oved to theAlong with the pum p ( business, the partners & sons, also began ta and farm In Twin Fall Counties. This continu retirement in 1961.
O ne of his special p rospecting a n d he s
i n Is s p a r e tim e prc ! A rizona, Neiw Mexic ; ■ Utah an d Idaho. He ( I Ing a n d w as an avid ' a lw ays w histling whil { -H e w a s a-voraclous:re r that love to each of hi: ! w as active In scoutinc
. ; s o n s . ' A fte r h e lp ir < P inew ood. D erb ies, h I expert. Bob served on
— "School-B oard for-sevt i w a s a m e m b e r of tl'
J In s titu te o f M ining £ } m em ber of the Redee
’ C h u rc h o f K im berly,-------m e m b e r-o f- lh e -T w li
' Lodge..» Bob is siirvh/e*d by.l { ' years, Shirley High of T [ ' children. Ken (Janis) h
. I (P a tty ) H igh, b o th o;{ -S ieve (U salH io h of RI
. . . ., j
■ } '• H lg h 'd f C o lo rad o S p . f 'cn e .b ro th e r , Dick (La
» • Boise: o n e sister, LuqJ I Phoen ix , Ariz.: 10 g n
■ I • Sdra, Jason , Coteoe,’ U : . J B randon, Nick
■^1-/_____________
Twin Fatls, Idaho Tu«<lay,Jun
th n o ticeF r e e m a n SandbeN - T im othy o f H agerm an, d ied nt h is residence.I g rav es id e se rv ice fnends 111 o.m..Soturdoy ol "c
l^em etery.-A rrange-• funeral ler the d ire c iio n .o f_ _ JB i” ! .ding Chopel. Cemete
'a n Every Geo*!onstance Atwilo ‘T y ” . .7 '^ * Every, 81. o f Rupert. M.“ ch« une 9. 1995, at the lorial Extended Care
i w ill be he ld a t 1 w t01 the Rupert W est — ------
nter, 100 W. 50 S .; E m iictor C laridge-offi- Je ro m
- R o b e ry c o ll from 6 to 8 Jerome ioy ot th e H ansenupert and one hour LaV«;ral on Thursday at 2 p .m .
LDS C one ho
SSOn c h u rc l■ A nna M argaret Rupert]. 62. o f Blackfoot ond v ome. died Saturdoy,S. ot th e B annock e„i>, ,dicol C entcr o f yJ
jiitalsLEY REGIONAL MEDICAL Q
mes ore omitted ot patients* requ
Admitted ird ofEdenl ~ ....... ..
RelesMd■sen ofTwin Foils.
(SIA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
' Admitted iez. Cathy Howes, ond Harry R« Jasper ot uaKley; Mary uavis eybum; Eloy Pena o f Rupert: on
lariesjK ttt m -a a g f fw a A llison;
R ichard Nancy Z<
aMedlyn,' I Paul Met th e ir fa Howard( 11 other a l s o hi BrIdgsVli w as prec ents.
The fui •Wednas< ■Redeem l^ b e r ly , offlclatini Sunset W F riends i today a t I Twin Fall!
The far m em ory Alzheime
|h th e Kimt
Hioh 73, of Twin y tS anJ 'F iy Saturday. June m ay be n I a long battle w l th - c ^ |p e L I
Dec. 20, 1921, in c h J ^ s iso n of S.A. a n d g] ^
i _ w a s _ r .a i s e d J n _ ! ______a n d A rizona. H e irA U k u d a d C opper f^lne[he U niversity of . Keith Hlated in 1945, with H om e anle n c e d e g re e In ‘g. Bob. his father Boise ho:e d to g e th e r In a fal^re.IS Installing irriga- ti,: a s a G rande a nd T h u rsd a ; n April 20. 1947,y Louise Remm in -M cM urtr■Iz. In 1950, th e Home,h e M agic Valley, p. « ip and machinery lership, S.A. Highn to develop land 28 Wrthdi =alls and Jerom etinued until Bob’s c h a s e d tl
m iles wesi:lal Interests w as ^le sp en t much of Pocatello p r o s p e c t in g In ixico, C o lorado .le en oyed danc- ■(Id ch e s s player, w o n t to iBhile lie p layed , f U9or Cos;reador,:pa8slng J a w loHI his children. Ho ,1867. to tting wilh his four lo a d e r oIpIng w ith 12 j ™ ? ? ! 'I. h o w a s a .re a l .Kolt",®onthoM urtauqh '^ n te ra ln
ieve ra ly ea rs .-H o -S .H 9 8 3 '-" I th o A m erican ' ' ’“J ' ? ? "
J e a n Jo h b y ,h ls w l( o o l« ''th r o o a o n « o) Twin Falls; tivo .V anccw oi B) High an d .Tom o C olo a 1 o t.Tw ln Falla, g tR lchm orid,V a., W ash.;ijvi f^ c ln to s h of
in a iS o ug (KFrnf " Hom e-trai
m B m
lune 13,1995
B SJberg Funeral Home io Blocidbot i-thc Rev.-Millanl Mitchell ofTici
h e fa m ily w il l m e e t w itl id s from 7 to 9 p.m.- today, aoi hour before the futierai a t tb<
!ral home.iterment will be at the Orovelan< letery.
Di e H. MitchellWIN FA LLS - G eorge H ;h e ll ,.8 2 , oifTw iD F a lls , d ie t
»ervicesm ily E . L a m m 'R o b y , oi >me. 10 o .m . to d a y . H ove- le r tso n F u n e ra l C h a p e l ir me.
iV em M ontgonfity , o f Rupert, m . to d a y , R u p e r t 1st W ard ; C hapel, 806 O. St. Viewing, hour before the funeral a t the rc h , (H o n se n M o r tu a ry i r ert).
-ed W il l ia m R e a d , o f T w in I, graveside funeral service, 1 W ednesday, Sunset M emorial
, T w in F alls, (W hite M ortuary tvin Falls).
.CENTER IC Smith o f Malta.
Kjuest.Rose Ramos of
- Velasquez, both o — Saul Vfl1det,-bothi
‘ • A baby w as b(Burley; Mr. and M
I . and M n . Cody Dai
M IN inReas, oil o f
vis o f PAUU------------------------ T7ond Samuel Hulda Uhrich of
For < call7
n: n i e c e s a n d n e p h e w s , rd High Jr.. Carol W aldm an,- Zelnick. David High. Beverjy n,' Bob M edl;^, Kelly Medlyn, 4edtyn an d Mark Medlyn and fam ilio s ; s p e c ia l c o u s in ,
■d {Betty) Ilk of Twin Falls: and ier cousins' an d their families; h is e x te n d e d fam ily a t
}Vlew E states in Twin Falls. He reced ed In death by his p ^ -
f u n ^ l will b e held a t 2 p.m. Bsday Ju n e 14,'-1995. a t the e m e r L u th e ra n C h u rch ^Ih rly, with Pastor Harold Bauder ting . In term ent will follow at t Memorial Park In Twlh Falls. Is m ay call from 3 to 8 p .m . at R eynolds Funeral Chapel In alls.family su g g es ts men>orlal8 In iry o f B o b to th e Id a h o m er's R esea rch Foundation, m berly R ed e e m e r L utheran h. or to the Twin Falls Public y FouhdationrC ontribu tlons*- e mailed to; Reynolds FuneraLII, P.O. Box 1142, Twin Falls 01; o r m ay b e left wtth funeral I staff a t th e time of th e funer-
I H . J o h n s o n1 H. Johnson . 78, of Mountain a n d form erly of Twin Falls, •
d aw ay J u n e 9. 1995 , In a hosp ita l o f con g en ita l haart
funeral will b e held a t 11 a.m. day , J u n d 15, 1 9 9 S ; - a t / e r s F u n e ra l H o m e s , v rtre y C h a p s I In M oun ta in
1 w as born In Twin Falls on 1, 1916, to G eo rg e Hurbert irtha Johnson , on Tils father’s hday. Keith a tten d ed school Falls. In 1935, th e family pur- i th e R iverside R anch , five , reslofBuHey. . ' 'larrled Elizabeth J. Halplfi of lio on S ep t. 20, ,1936. Their g e w a s s o le m n iz e d In Ihe %lis LD STem ple on April 26, He e n g a g e d in famiing,- then0 w ork fo r A m a lg a m a te d . Co. In Twin Falls. M e trans-
o p e r a to r . , lfe r e t i r e d I n , M 979.1 and Elizabeth spent three' In'Arizona, and the summer - Ir-they-spent-six-vreaks-Mrith- 30 and nia family In Edzei - Id. On their 60th-w edding- sarV’, they went to Hawaii." is.survlvedbyhlawlfeofSe:'
■lizabeth; his daughter, Derla ohnson of Middleton; his - 9ns, Raymond and family of ver, WashT,'Ron and family iriado Springs. rColo.v an d 'and family of B adm ond, five iirandchlid»n';.two i dna^Illlam B of Mountain r a n d " S h l r l f t ^ ^ t f S t « r T J nI'w.-Wash.; ano or^brodw rr-^ Jo h n so n of V ancouvarip ■
Celth was p r e m ^ In deAth - . Iparonts^and phe brothe^,..
ly a n d f f lo f id s ’j i i a ^ ^ ^ ^
1
J ___ ; - ______
foot, Monday, June 12,1995. fTieiv-V ailey-Regioul-M edii
tw in Falls. , v ith Anangemeots are pen and be announced by White the Twin Falls. .
T W IN .FA LLS-L iU i 84 , o f 'S o ld o tn a , A W ednesday , June 7,
H. ^ Id o taa .- lied A nugem en t^are peni
o f C lifto n G eorge Ban v e - m e m o r ia l s e rv ic e ,
in W ed n e sd a y , F i le r Fi C hurch, (W ilte- Mortu
- Falls').
^ K e n n e th A lejuuidwjV - -T w in F a l la , 2 p .m . ?if: W h ite M o rtu a ry in 1 7® V iew ing , 4 to 8 p.m. *" a f the f\jneral chapel.
M v k O .R io h a e e k . 'ivin S h o sh o n e , m em o ria l
1 'p .m . S a tu rd a y , Shos Wal ' P a rk , (B la y .-C o lo n ii lary H o m e a n d C re m a to r
Falls).
Rakineds o f Burley: Patricia P im o n I h o f Heybum; and Erlene Step jth 'o fR upertr----------:------------
B it tes bom to ^ r . and M rs. Greg d Mrs. Juan Gardea o f Heybum; Davis o f Paul.
ODOKA M ^ O R IA L ^ O S P rr.
o f Rupert
ir o b ltu a ^ rata Inform II 733^931, extension 27
'S, betw een S a n d B p.m..Vin, J u n e .14 a V S u m m e rrjy Homes, McMurtrey Chapm.ndIn,nd
L eoA .B iivenHa L ee A . 'R e d ' Bllven ar. S a tu rd a y , J u n e 10,• 19 ■■ Twin Falls Clinic & Hos^ m Ing a long, tough fought
cancer.'jh Leo was bom Sept.1 Ur Columbus Junction, lowi a son of William Blaine e Is Mae Lord Bllven. He mov m' family to Fredonia, low< In and after graduatl
Columbiis High In 1936. In to K a n sas CIty.-and th to Angeles, Callf.-He'spent n w orl^g for North Americ jn beforeloinlngthe A ^ Ii lie servedhls country unlll V\ !^fi-ended in ~1945. -On Fel
1945, Lee married Anf) jiJ^andihey raised thw 'chll -al Lee was a * d o ^ from ,r. first business In C ^ p tb i
being the first person to f ditloning in a tractor.Ir Valley,'CallfTr In-the 60s.
, accompilshments'inciude iin F orest Sdrvlce Union
- Valley, Calif., leach in g i ® C o ^ s In TTmberlake. Ore.
Ing a s fleet m anager In Gi O re. H e w as a lltellme r
n- th e M aso n ic L o d g e In “V O r e . After re tir in g ’froff Bt ^ Forest S en/lce InM ay 191 'n Ann m oved from L a l ^ e '
Buhl, w here they found >n friend and neighbor, Karl'
enjoyed working for his t ® W ayne, a n d bw ng *Pap
01 w oikcfaW s. He^took gre the building he-QSsisted '
.Twin Falis a re a . H e;eisc le g a c y ' to h is fdm lly researched an d authored *The Bllven Family History
f L ee Is survived by his S. Bllven of Buhl; his daughU U L ee (W aynej Bohrh of 1 o a n d Linda (Dan) B eadle
Calif.: his son, Lee A. (Su« ? L - ll.o f .E u g O T e ..O fe .:.^ n . ® d re n , W ayne 11 a n d Dc n <Mike, Christy end Jah n B i . III (Carla) a n d V anessa E
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S ANGELES' (AP) ^ niters spnmg a surprise.m 0> on 's trial Monday, onnoiinctn ^{aflrarifwiifl«rihe*pfttho; vho made dozens o f mistakes i utopsies o f Nicole Brow on and Ronald Ooldmoh: iie victims’ families marked th nniversaiy of the murder^ Mj son’s father filed a lawsui t Simpson seeking uhspecifie ges. Louis Brown allege ton planned the attack on hi » , Simpson's cx-wife, and "lel the woUcvray in ihint o f her res to die.”m court convened for its half nem oon session, prosecuto Kelberg said.he h ^ decided*t }!ely on tbe testimony o f Di manan Sathyavagiswaron, th coronei-i although Lakshmonai
perfoim the autopsies:' ihmanan, who has been testify : 0 weel^ o jp ly admitted tho luty. Dr. I r v ^ Golden, commit >re than 30 errors blit insiste< fthe mistakes was crucial to thi inclusions. - - , dea’s m istakes range fron en tify ing a cu t on Ms on’s ring finger a s 'a cut ot dex finger, to mislabeling IS bile. He also threw awaj Impson’s Stom ach content: iled to identify some smal id abruiohs on the body.
ongi essiiboos^.B N i^ Mont. (A P) — A i ^ c congressman is attempt* b e r s i i ^ House. Republicans n tin ti^ funding o t the wolf^ ducti'on program in central nd Yellowstone National Park snefit tbe cattle and sheep :es.'tan a Rep. Pot W illiam s 'ledged that it is a tough m 1! mchers have been among the It critics o f the ph>gram and law m akers am ong their est sui^rters.« g n i» tbat when I go to other 1 members and them, that icih'g tban'ih'adifficult politi- sition ,” W illiam s said on f. But he said a close look at ill h a p ^ if funding endS'sup- s position.J.S. Fish and Wildlife Service nt some S6 million to restore lator in Yellowstone and cen- bo, and another population of angered species is repojmlat- rthwestem M ontana on its
list'wbtves WTO dropped in ttone and Idaho in January, a itury.after,they. were_wiped s c a tU e m e n ^ woolgrowers d vigorously; arguing wolves n b ^ in to .{ ^ .o n tbeirberds. heir protests prompted effbtts. tbe-House and-Senate to « t ier folding for reintroductioo.
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ELE. U tah (A P) — A 0 C ounty man apparently nri a fell down a steep cliff s vehicle became^'stuck on in pass this weekend^' nee, Oiayson, 35»p^Chdstcr,: 9>year-6ld daugbter' wfere, up a mbimtain road in the
sPass.area when the.yebicle stuck Saturday night, said C oun ty C h ie f D eputy
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sted Much o f the' i:oronc >the last week seemed like I
strike-against the exp< rom attack on Golden, whc Ms. cross-exam ination a t on preliminary bearing la.s ling A fter Kelberg’s ani A'ay Simpson attorney Ro snts • popped to his feet and i nail that the defense wou
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A Understandable but i ipt- .said Williams,’ who in' ans opposed artificial introd off: woit.tral “As much resistance: 'aric continuing the process :ep fact is that there now is
u lation of* wolves i ms Montana,” Williams soi Ml! way to quickly get the the endangenKl'species list i md the re in troduction 'o l e ir wolves into Yellowstone
“Otherwise it may tali her 30 years to delist the wo hat meantime we’re going lili- enormous numto'ofwol on em Montana” protecte ; 'at Endangered Species A a up- ' Packs aroimd the Nort
Flathead River and near ice breeding and expanding ore he said, so.that if reint en- other areas is delayed or o f will be as many, as 30 bl
lat- in Montana ttiat will 1 its as endangered.
Williams maintained in more group o f wolves is a Idaho ana Yellowstone,
le d .. could .establish themse ers taken.off tbe endangeru
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tiy n ig h t m th e vehicle, liff'l th e g irl aw oke,, her o h t gone.'
' She walked down the ‘St, '• was p icked up Sunda :re^ --peiople r id in g ,all-terra: the Adams said. '■ cle - ' Searchers found Ota; lid at tfae bottom o fa steep I ty be had apparently fallei
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lajasummcr. time. • mhouncbment, \ Neither I lobcrt Shapiro 'attended thi d told the judge display that 3uld subpoena week that defense case. early one dn
wolf n J, sheep fIt shortsighted. In additicn the past also 60 p ^ n toduction ofthe million now
reintroductite as there is to will go to ^!ss ... the hard- states ofis a viable pop- and the Nez
ih northern monitor wiuid. 'T he only demanded,le w olf off the “I f that nt is to continue w ^ eithero f additional continue or ne and Idaho. ' viduals willtake as long as those not-iivolf, and in the mioney” hcj ng to have an rolves'in'north::;ted under the — — ia. U U j H airth Fork'(^f the ' u-Missoula are hg their ninge, ntroduction in or halted, there breeding pairs
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icr SimpsoH nor ^ ,.a tip rl |y s 1 the viewings o f tbe photos, a that so distmbed one juror last liat the judge;receis8ed coiirt leday. ;
money A iradeslJition, W i l l i ^ .u l d , a ^ t i l ent q'f the.'approximately.$6 now e a rm ^ e d for the, wolf action program ttirDU|pr;^2^ to w olf management by. the f>fontana, Wyomingvldaho Nez Perce tribe inostly.'to r w o lves 'a s ranchers baji e id.at mobitoring is to go former the federal money .must : or the state or private indi* vill be called upon to prowde : >t-insignificant am ounts,of . I hcsafd. ;;
ne one must need this wonderiul, z, He baCodqpockthne.to.ibu&! i hofle imbted, qukt and iovk^'U fit a wim'oidc^hlldni' ihore widi other peti Csroe b /tnkiheIter.J3SL6tfa.Avc:j«^otfliUl._____9jivdm lk Odteropdm bdude ce M and cute k itim Thee b a iD Chihiahua and ftxii aon, tnair leed cf a home. Irapite cf pccKnc m, an v n s b comiw Don't poHcr linyotffcartosi&heatioofrorf — • a v t diem home in mnfbct end,
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.-_ -_ n ew -jud ic ia l'bu ild ing r planning group and co sioncrs ore wondering i and how to finance its '' million cost, r • ’ •
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.and lack o f security.• C om m issioners Pau
' and John Adam s reitcn - [^ r t for moving ahead
i ■ plans. Commissioner Lj ' who has said in the pjm
I ' support a new buitdng_____ ,.wanicdJt;.said.fae.ioo.w
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n ex t.b ig - tic k e t ingare fh inty's agenda is a H e cal ig ro n d a c it i r e n s -d c m a !.”-1 I county commis- a b le lo fui ng w here to put it space and its' estimated S6.9 he said.'
. . .“J t ’sk i: icial facility com- wants a n inty commission- case a l all le com m issioners ‘ ' T h e B< siness-leaders-to—Lcmbard- site committees, fo r a ju d
o iced support for designed ; le committcc said story buili [ut the best solu- north o f tt t’s overcrow ding Buriey Ci
C o n ra d ,?aul C hristensen Conroid. iterated their sup- T he fir sad w ith building Cassia one r Lyle Woodbury, ju v en ile c )ast that he would and Twin ling i f the people ' C o n s tn o . '^ .s iq jp o r t ih e —betweenJ!
year. Con I was bothwed b y saving in Q ebrge Graiiiita ^ o u ld th< thathejtiluctahily couhbulU :ia l-au tho rity r to Howevi . ' • ' h i ^ real-<0 m e and to o th e r . option, he that^ w as s a i d , _ C o m m i
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:es bigum , W oodbury said.Gronata said public misconccp- bout the need for such a build- frustrating.
c a lle d th e a t titu d e “ p u b lic GQ unty-govem m enl is n o t
fiinctlon because o fth e lack o f the inefHcicncics it causes,
‘kind q f like, ‘Well, the judge a nicer ofllce.’ That is not the all,''.G ranatasald.B o ise a rch ite c tu ra l firm o f
rd-Conrad-has^rown-up-plans- ju d ic ia l 'b u i ld in g . T h e firm xl a 32,000-squarc-foot, ihrec- uilding for the grassy property f the courthouse ond in front o f City Hall, according to Joe Ed d , p a r t o w n e r o f L o m b ard -
firm 'b a s designed th e M ini- and T w in Falls county jails and e detention centers in Rupert in Falls. . . -Jtruction co s ts are ris in g by nJ7-pcrcent.and 10 percent a ' Conrad said , b u t a 10 pcrcent in square footage is possible th e coun ty build a one-level
iild in g :'ever, a, shortage o f space o r )l-estalc costs may rule out that hesaid .m lssioner.C hris tensch ques? whether the $6.9 million price uded frills. C o n ^ said no.
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r - th e m -in -e n ric h in g -a c tiv i— . th a t w ill' su p p o rt ed u c a - '
levelopm ent.” . ’ licag o , a coalition o f.ch lld - bv id e rs, parents, educato rs, o r g a n iz a t io n s a n ^ p u b l ic c s w i l l w o rk to g e th e r to ' la te p ro g ra m s fo rrch ild ren 5 n e x t th ree years., tradley, p ro jec t coordinator- D e W Itt W a lla c e -R e a d c r’s F u n d ’s M O S T pro g ram —; the M o st o f O ut-of-School T- sa id ch ild re n fro m lo w - i f a m i l ie s th ro u g h o u t th e I b e targeted .lie s 'can b eg in taking advan- ch ild -ca re serv ices Ju ly 1,
's a id .'a re a b so lu te ly d e lig h te d ,"{ s a id M o n d ay . “ W o h av e h a v ery am bitious p lan .’’ , i r d in g ' t o a s t a t e m e n t ' c in g th e g ran ts, v o lu n tee rs ’
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cp- Certainly w e’re not think :Id- and marble and wood d
very u tilitarion ,“ Cdnra l ie something you w ould be lo t not embarrassed by.” o f F ifth D istric t Magisi
cs, H iger explained to Chi . need fo r p e rso ria ljM tr
Ige judges’ chiunbersr.'^: . i- ihe “It’s a sectmty problen
Judges would not have o f restrooms where they m
m s—people angry-over-rulin^ rm “Anyone can. w alk In ee- with a gun,” he soid. rty Christensen wants to st o f ' subm itted to voters as i
Ed e lec tio n , b u t he soid hi d - other financing options.
Former Grant W yatt, l i - m ember, wa& doubtful i nd would fiy.ert “ W e ju s t tu rn e d dov
bond. I’m not sure how r by you’d get for It,” he said, t o ' O thec.financing.optloi ;nt Icasc-purchase plan wer )lc but sheep rancher D on I /el tioned w hether the publ
for onotho'option, o r “I wonder i f some o f t mt are going to be upset i f w
a bond, because they ore :st b c o b le to sa y n o .’lPickcti ce P Icketrw ill lead the f
m itte d , w h o se membc
5. torecer Dol prqgrj'i-—w ill-b e-recru ited -to -tea a - ' c ro fb and m u l e to the
' and m id d lc 'sch o o l pupil d- C h ild ren a lso w ill gel 3, C h icag o ’s m useum s an( ic ^pate in o th er 'cu ltun il aci io " D u r in g 'th e th ree* y i ;n cov ered b y th e g ran t, tl
c o n trib u te ab o u t S89,0l 3r- year, S26S,000 Ihe secoi *8 $450 ,000 th e th ird year. — : C h ic a g o a n d th e ot: Dl B o sto n and S eattle , sho b'- to d e v e lo p . ch ild * c a re le th a t c a n b e re p lic a te d
U n ite d S ta te s , a c c o rd 1- statem ent.1, “ W c ho p e w hat is act
h e r e w il l r e a c h f a r b' b o u n d a r ie s , o f tb e clt;
'c said. “ A t th e end o f thrci w an t to be ab le to show
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tructiolo t e la b o ra te . W y a tt; fo: nidng o f granite Evans, pres 1 detoiling. I t’s a n d How o >rad said. “ I t ’s* Ranchcs an be proud o f but M ortgage C
C assia Mei is tra te N athan and ground ;hristensen the auction, jtroom s ill the Attorney, i- ' th e site-lo(
em,” hesaid . Hines, a Cei vc to use public local cloth may encounter Kunau, a faiigs:-------------------- agentrwere-In th is facility tee.
■ Public cc I see the project Ings should s a bond Issue s ite sclcctii he is open to commission
t, a committcc :1 a bond issue
ow n a sch o o l ^» much support C o n lin u ed
?• , S o fa r . ions such a s » W a lc rm a scre s u ^ c s lc d , j b o u , 5 0 .C 1 Pickctt qucs- d iv e r ted f<ibiic would go pares 5 „. . that seeps if lh c taxpayers irrigalwc do n 't have „ p i s a |„ 5at
iren'^t going to g„ic ttsa id . th is to g! nnancc coiy- j, ibcrs .n e lu d e B c i s g ^ . v• ' irrigation diive
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sh o u ld b e ,” ag reed -P au l1, w ho m anages o ne o f the I districts taking part in the e ffo rtW a te r R e s o u rc e s B o a rd in C lo rence P a rr be ltev es 1 is 'w orthw hile . P arr a n d ' o u n te r th e c o m p la in ts o f
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begins:; | | / ' E x -c o n e a rn s 15 y e a rs f o r k id n a p sc h e m e state winter wheat*.!-4.'Lk : ' POCATELLO (AP) — The.ex- rob in a deal with prosecutors, who were paroled five times and violat- them in n ba<icmeni vnult o f an ’ ' j ’l l l * | VyA g € l g l i o i r i f fcr i g ^ T * l l I T o l A g — ______' l u l U X J - l v / 1 1 wmyic^who helped federal piw cfiP declined to p ^ fMerarcHorga iti ed paro le flve time». You ju s t empty downtown building while his -1 ▼
« ^ g c for his testimony Bgainst h a v e n ^ ^ tte n th c m ^ g e ." ; , job w is only to move the victims’ . BOISE (AP) - Idaho’s winter ' The nationwide forecast was. M ^rathandA tcheson. , - M c E ^ p t t ^ l u d e d parole con* cars away from the building and whcot farmers ore looking at the rcduccd because o f recent hail
ause they are so divestrf nght , , ..i k idnapping-extortion scheme m . Public D efender R andall sideration for Pmkerton until after take their credit cards to banks to prospcct of cashins I'n on-risinc storms linecrini: wet. cold weatherohone ' '" - ' S n r iS n Schulth iesinain ta ined Pinkerton the first 15 years o f the two concur* tap the individual accounts through wh«S prices amid the outlook for ? and gr^olc? damage than expected
ng'to ^ 8 0 stiff mJocal.phone ' in p n s o n fO T h i^ le m ^ tc n m e . ' w asnotinvolvedm the violentpart rem 30*year sentences have been automated teller machines.- solid statewide harvest. in from ei^Iia-freeze The"rf 1 ; o f the c n m e .'^ d B ^ o c k Couiity completed. The State parole board The plot failed when Pinkerton The A griculture Department A griculiure’ Pcpartm ent now
S West spokesman JefT.Ganttt . fenced Monday on state charges i Prosecutor Marie Hiedeman had rec-. will decide how much ofthe sccond used o n c o f the hostages. Ray Monday forecast the state crop at believes the country’s IcadinaI the company IS focusing,on . stemming from the July 29 tnoidem- ommended only a 10-year sentence halfofthesoitence he must save. R osen, to drive to a downtowh 3 y 54 7 S l I i o r b u s h c K S nroduwr 3 harv J t a
'■ Pinkerton M a^ . McGrath and A tc h ^ n wero con- bank. Rosen dclibcra.ely ran his car I r e L n 1 5 m ' E S p c r S '. will l^nefit em p ^ e c s , while ' 36, and Steve Atcheson, 35, lurpd years. victcd last week by a federal jury m intcy a constniction pit, jumping free the year’s first assessment in Moy lastycar’s ■
-Bu^M cD em iott said that w^s not Po^tello and will be scntraccd by just before the Corvette took the WhUe that would still be 2 mil- There were also indications thatharsh e n t f o r a repM toffaider U.S. District Judge Edward Lodge plimge. Rosen ran from the scene lion bSshels below last year’s hor- neighboring M ontana grow ers
tract .th a t helps, US West . i while they plaiwed to use their bank such as Pinkerton:^ i— ..o n A u g .3 1 . , « and contacted police. . ----vest orosoects for Idaho’s 1995 plowed un much of their ooor win-nmunications continue, to be . fcat^ to dram their accosts. ’ “The conduct o f all three of you Pinkerton maintained that it was Pinkerton also fled but left behind crop stood in stark contrast to the ler wheat cron and reolacedit withe competitive, improyd customer ' -i, Pmkerton pleaded guilty to state was reprehensible and atrocious,” McGrath and Atcheson who held a limited edition baseball cap that outlook nationally snrincCTain'i c c a n ^ n to i^ to b e :a g o o d . charges o f conspiracy to kidnap and McDermott told Pinkerton. “You the hostages at gunpoint and locked policc traced back to him. ' Based on June I field condition.s, The improvement in Idaho’s-gtoworx. Uarretlsai(t._ i 1 . the government cut its projection harvest outlook cam e from 'an
L: I ?■ Student me&ators halt many:school fights S S S S S s=SS£Si n r n u n c I SALM ON(AP) — S lnden tsa l for their vcmon o r what hnppcn=d. by kids bcdiiisc wc were solving Iheir Not nil disputes enn be resolved. . production decline, combined with bccause it inercu,scs the gnpI I n s n / P I '■ Brooklyn Elementary School in how diey think the problem can iS problems for them," said Brooklyn FiRh grader Robert Bn)wn said that . an expected lower spring wheat between their per-acrc expenses n I I A U J T ' Salmon say student mediators for. rcsolKcd,'and whether or not they ,principal SueRodgeis. “Usually there he once tried unsuccessfully to • |j?*ycst, will push market priccs and cash_rcceipts. bo lste ring
- . playground disputes are in'danger of think the problem has been resolved would be three or four kids lined up resolve a dispute that broke out -prospects for profit.putting theinselvcs out of business. They, must also agree not to tell waiting for me after lunch." among six students. ^ --------------------- --------------------- --------------------- '
■ N o l^X ’ifigbdng any more. anyone else about . Teachers say ‘*They were throwing rocks at each f l■ • ■ '• Canyingjieon orange clipboards, their, conflict. I f <| u s e d t o f u s t d u k o K even in the class- other and every person had a di/Tcrcnt ' .
. ‘ ;• . fburth.and;l(iflh graders called “con- students:are actu* , ^oom^the p ro ^ m . story," he said. "They didn’t want to ........................ ............................ - iMf I. ' fliet managm" team up for reccsscs alJy, puphing or O U I W IO l I t i y S l S i e r . helps keep the solve it so I sent them to M rs. C/3 = ' ‘
d M H ' ' !: and l u n t h b ^ , patrolling the play. hWingl the teams N o w I t r y t o W o r k I t peace and save Rodgers.” ^I ground fo rd ispu tes among their arc instructed to o u t » them time when a The 60 peacekeepers selected by all insurance i/lS4 ^
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V do spot a problem, they let the stu- through it twice S a lm o n n t th - g r a d e r Morphey said solve their probjcms" said fifth grad- r ; X ? f^ « le .S e rv ic e • W indshield R e p l a ^ t e ti,; dents choose whether they want to and I’ye never ' . ■'■ rather than having er Kristy Dutton. ' ' ( r — d i r " ' - — - " - " " z - r - r " — _r - - - -------------- --------------------- --------------------- 1
• _ ■' work il out with thpm or a with had a conflict," to stop teaching to Brooklyn’s conflict managers may P n r P 1 A f f I | k l I I I P IY T r i k l f r S l teacher. Usually,: squabbling shidcnts reported fifth gn^er Deraek L a i^ n .. help settle a dispute among students, be among the future pcaccmakcrs of I P K P F V V I I v I I 3 V I I F I I J3 w > c a J J ! | | i ' choose to work their problems out “They, s t ^ f i t t in g as soon as they she can now send them out in the hall the country. They have already taken ' { • I m f c f c M w m m m w ^ ^m m m w m w m w 0
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<r r '. ’;l ■' tell the truth, not interrupt, not call school tried the program, there were .trained as managers — there are 60 fnends. 0 ,-{ *Sommtrktionsaiipfy EtPIRESJUHEH*1980 *512 2nd Ave. North ! i* ji c ^ h other names, and to resolve the plenty d f fights. dut ofdie 230 fourth and fifth graders “I used to just duke it out with my B -------------------------------- --------------------- --------------------- ---------------------- ^ ' »■ problem. ' **There were lots o f detentions, lots at the Brooklyn — are picking u»on sister,” said Sierra Edgar. “Now I try -•
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l;Retir€ |list msiii OGDEN (AP) — A jru g weed growing alon >ruc Ogden Nature Cen I^Hiorton in his tracks.
“It’s timoihy grass.' hcasSed ithun 'd i^o ftii
h en my list," Horton sail >]ootation on a thick p(
i^^orried wiih him.I 'f Timothy weed is the
______ gi»rvirj» 1; - l ^ identified on the 1 ; ■ urban natxur reserve.■;? He p lans lo publl '' ^formation w d make .1 i'.^ble to the public, said >JZ;cnter education coor 'A licia Rccd.
Along with identiry ||(>lants, Horton also ha ^researching how tht Jjhere.
“What I found here e ;;i)Euiprise, were a lot o f ii i5are~veryfew'naHve’pi; tfseie when the first seti !<^e valley."UT ‘‘Another surprising ufsignificant number o f I
ones considered bad *- As ihe spoke, H or
through a m arshy f5« ' ' woad, w hich wildlif*
and agriculturalists fl■ ^ ^ i m a l s won’t eat the
.>flowered p lan t and i ■more viable forage gn it.
C rossing'a small w s trad d lin g a sm all stream that runs throuj
Jury t(:__ OSlRIS,-Ulah.(AP) •
County jury will be as:----------m erto“dcciaelvhat"fS
Feb. 4, 1993 on a rock . the Sevier lUver, when
—— - mountain lion was killed Four men with Red Ci
o f l ^ g o n a h are accuse the cougar, choking it s< ^ n g it down a mountaii releasing it so a payi could shoot it.
The men say the storj ous. Sixth District Judg refused a motion last w< the case.
Four guides — Brat and Chris Robb and Shj — ore ^ h charged wit o f wanton destruction wildlife, third-degree f
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ilongside a trail at ple-flow( ::cntcr stopped Ed lock, bot
nousattril S3, r.ve probably But the ftimcs but it’s not Horton fir said as he made a ' It’s the ; pad o f cards he dislikes’r
vines andhe 176th plant the “See th
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llifying the ' hos beenthey got — t
re early on, to my couple o: )f intruders. Th«i: showed h( : plants that were , “I 'cair settlers arrived in inventor o
' idea from ng thing is that a The ret: ofthe plants here then poin baddies.’’ • . ' • with flesh lo rton tram ped ony. field o f dyer’s “I swei
life proponents, supply o f i } find offtnslve.';<^AM i^.toc the large yellow*' was brou d it pushes out colonists growing around purposes, i
The plai. wooden bridge the molasi ill m eandering early settle ough the center, I f s the
to decidtP) — A Garfield that cany ; asked this suni- pri'son and reallyTiappened ThTTto
jcky ridge above owner Valien a 6-foot-long state’s.m<lied. families.—J Creek Outfitters An unde Kised o f lassoinff ed in Rolit senseless, drag- pleading n>tainside and thm sessing an_Dying custom er ~ result.'itbe.;
revoked:^tory is preposter- cougar-hv udge ICL. M clff years,week to dismiss , The late
' hunt less tiirandon, Shawn voted.Shawn McElroy ' *Accordiiwith four counts an investlon o f protected Utah Diviae felony crimes William N
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to n Id e n tif ie s th e p la n ts o iting to d e te rm in e h o w the
lenbotai w into piI pointed out species o f pur- iwered nightshade and hem- )oth plants that have poiso- ttributes.these plants aren't the ones that finds most distasteful,
he plants that attack.visitors he S’most. Things like puncture nd burr-bearing plants, this,” he said as he p ic k ^ a
f o u n d . . . w e r e a lo l r s . T h e r e a r e v e r y I p l a n t s t h a t w e r e h i l e f i r s t s e t t l e r s a r r i
I n t h e v a l l e y . ’
- Ed Horton, retired boti
: o f burrs o f f one plant and 1 how they stuck faSf together, iirth is the”Velcro”plant. The >r of that stuff probably got his )m a plant like this." retired Forest Service boOnist Dinted to a large leafed plant sh y roots'. It is known as bry-
vear we have most o f Utah’s of th r^ lan t here on the center, to^'ian’t 0 native to the area. It ’oughtHo Utah by the early Its who used it fbr medicinal a . It’s a purgative.’’ slant was usm like castor oil or lasses treatments in which the :ttlers believed.-. those kinds oJ little tidbits
le cougairy a maximum of five years in md a $5,000 fine each. R o b b ls T W n s ro T R tfd X re 'c r /al Robb, are part o f one ofthe most prolific hunting>guide
adercover g in 1990 result* lobb and 'three.,o f.h is sons. ; no contest to dtarges o f pos- an illegally taken.cougar. As a be;state w il^ (e board in 1993 d ;VaViiid;'6ra6don Robb’s ■hunting prfyjlegcs for five
otest case, revolves^arounda s than a wedc after the board •
rding '.to court documents and sligafion-by officers o f the ivisipn o f Wildlife R eso u rce . 1 M ehI.bf Pennsylvania.hadWEsai i i i
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inist’s p] lublicatiur- Horton wants to include m- nature center plants. Ani 50- uall)| adding ^ kind o
to his note cards, eacli hat tpi^wd by both the com
enufic name o f any plant he But until the inform;
jre lished, Reed, when osk< about plants she can 't
i a visitors: "You'll have to^ ^ ^ v - t h a t : * ’-------------l o t o f Horton answe
. .center’s plea fo y f e w handyman five yh e r e ■ B ut ojonp w
and buildu m v e o he also volunt
something “mon “ I thought 1
, sk ills w ould 1 JOtaniSt value," Horton s I ' I was working fc nd Service, they tagged me r. before most people eve: ■he ■ the word meant, his “Besides, I don't kno
down. I feel m uch be list busy.’’ .-snt That was evident as : ry- dered the winding trails o
Every once in a whii I ’s .'stop'to make a notation er. o r to break 0 * burrs ft . It pathway's.rly But his actions weren' lal ly. .
“You have to be carei or mess with, nature. Whe he eliminate things like no:
the fust thing you know i its ken some kind of chain.”
ir-huntcin paid the Robbs S3,000 t
on a c o u ^ h u n L Mehl bi e k ~ o ra ’tondft»l*ofwo8arp«he .Monroe Peak uhit spanzi de and Piute coundes.
On the last day o f ti lit- guides spotted cougar tn ns. tracks showed the animal »- out o f the game unit whe ia was,valid. - 93 The guides told DWR i’s they pursued the cougar ve hera it toward the faunti
with a stick to get it out c : a later throw ing snowba rd- mo>^g away fiom a large
The guides say the' cot nd the Monroe Peak unit, wb [>e ed M ehl k illed the ca ss,. rounds from his .41-calH id revolver.-
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C e n te r 's 127 who was i He was
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. . _ bluehesh(le m his book o f -Miriamuid he’s contin- the ubscalcI o f infonnation noon, tellich o f which Is didn’t liveimmon and sci- w ouldn 'tmt he’s found. deputies hmation is pub- holding his iked a question't answer, tells l ^ d i Y I to ask Ed about
vered the nature COQS] for a volunteer
w e a r i n g r O b b Jing bird cages, DRAPE n teered to do DretcchnicU."
t t a c a > u 2I be o f some 1 said. “ When I
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s Horton wan- } ofthe center.hile, he would ,n o n his cards,
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refill w hen you ?PPn=»tion ken you tiy 10- 'ju n a te to loxious weeds, ' m y o u -v c b ™ -
polite to th< A ' A « ^ *hem adv«case tmis afterw
) to,guide him '* °^ thou8 bad to w n one me a more i perm loT brae in tbe nning Garfield nogentleia
, . you got thi the hunt, the b a ^ t ,” Sib tracks, but the Bamesw fli was heading at ber homi here tbe peitnit an accident
deliberate. ' Rofficials that hit Barnes' ar and tried to object Reo Iter, poking it hitherhea<i t o f a hole and • hinj. ja ils to get it ■ rgeboillder. | | , , ■ . . »ugar ran into vhere an'excit- cat w ith five Jiber Magnum
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ither, son s4Hb3-hoitf istage siege)A -CITY^Calif.,(A P) — / dentist recently released fron took his father hostage, fatally e retired physician and^set the on fire befim committihg sui-
bodies o f Floyd Zachary, 41 >yd Zachary, 73, were found ir lg chairs in the charred home imday n i^ t ’s two-hour stand- h police. Both men ^ d beer
probably kilted his dad, started e, then sat down in an eas) nd did himself,." Sheriff An vood said. “This w as a dis- young man. He seemed to be ut obviously he hpd serious, rious problems" d Zachary, who had worked le n tis t a round th is rural m California town, pen- to four years in prison iri
)r firing a shot at bis brother, IS unhurt^ counseled behind bars for problems, the sheriff said. He leased from his assault sen- irly on parole.>vas domg really well. He was lUt done with parole and there ibsolutely no problem s," ood said. ‘.‘But then out ofthe showed up at the house." m Zachaiy' called deputies to a le ranch house Sunday after- elling .thcih her .son — who ive there — was anppd and I't let ber in. The'son told s he had a shotgun and" wa^ his father hostage.
'ole b o a rd siders serial b e r ’s requestPER, Utah (AP) — The so- 'gentleman bandit” bas been irepare himself to spend more Jtah State Prison, as Scott Reed was sentenced n in 1989 for multiple first- felonies, all of which carry a im. penalty o f life in prison, dliing co-worker-Jacqueline- luring a 1980 burglary, itate Board o f Pardons and s considering whether Reed be-granted parole following hearing before the board on
told Board Chairman Mike he was polite to his victims, he "never meant to hun any-
X was still considering Reed’s ion on Monday, but told.the to prepare for more prison eed bound his victims aod m “as intimidation,” be said, t said reports I to d was tbe victims and often oflered Ivlce on how to fn e them- >don occasion l e d tbe vic- T w ani'to 'w how 'th ^ wire"
mgh I see sitting in front o f re mature man than you were r^SOsTMrTReed, j^u were sman in the early ’80s when that fame as tHe gentlemaii Sibbettsaid. • i was killed during a burglary >me, a death Reed says was.: ent but police maintain was . e. H ie police thewized Reed es oVer the'head with some jxd ^ Barnes slin>ed and. ead while trying to nm fiom
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r g . C A S PE R ,' WycI Ranchers unhappy- A land policies shoulrom cam eras InsteaH bally dealing with troublithe ' agetHs, the head <
sui- ranching group says.“We don’t want a
41, with violence," Pid in Drake, o f the Nation)me Association, toldjtmd- Stock Growers 'As:-ecn Wyoming Cottle Woi
Drake siad no rairted over taxes, proposeasy hikes or other issuesArt ,- violence or threatenirdis- But be said whenI be go too far in enforcir)us, . ranchers should pho
as they work,ked .
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for hurts ZeHeen- O A iaA N D , Calif. I
Califomia Zephyr betw vas and Oakland no longer V lere route under an Arntrak s ," move, officiaU have aiut the B an n in g this week t
City to Oakland portion I to will only operate ter- T h u rsd !^ S a tu ^ y s ani / h o p i San'Francisco Bay an md'—still will ^ able to get \ 3ld going, but they may h V'a travel plans a day forwa
coincide with the new Amtrak kesw om an Pi
Amtrak will save roc million annually by deer
I trequency on less pro: I such as the Zephyr, Ke:
. company has r^uccd tl s r o f its trains by 24 pe
February, so- Despite running alm< ;en fewer trains, Amtrak I 3re increased its riderahip,
Last year.more than 10 »d sengers rode Arotrak's s t- This year the number o i^a wasthesame. jn, ine- .
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emeiij^pr locates reiyo. (A P) — ' '.“That w; jy with federal because theluld' ishoot with vornble pubof'g iins when Hetoldtl:
blesome federal the two gnI o f a' national peace does i’S. come to aI anyAing to do Secretary 1President. Bob plans to re snal Cattlemen's' rangeland is[ the Wyoming Drake, aissociation and Davis, Ojclq/omen. .zation ady.rancher's anger E n d w g e ^sed grazing fee “We wenies could justify eagle and aling language. laW' was pn federal agents Drake said,cing regulations. Since theihotogiiiph them been used tc
insignificant
tting pROKE ephyr': ( j ^ ) — The . ® | J i ^ tween Chicago H K s ^ rw illbeadoily ok cost-cutting ’ lujounced.
l/n o u n ison ot the route ranalr e Tuesdays, , and Sundays. ~ ^area passengers-- t where they're _ ’ h av e to sh if ) broksntilnoe vardorbackto plastf^jrt V travel times, ®52.iPat Kelly said,more than $10 _creasing route- ' I M QfofiraBWlirtM---------Celly said. The l f | r C the frequency pg
percent since ^ | D
most a. quarter HOURSfc has actually CIoip, Kelly said. A fter Hoi10 million ^as- S2S BLU's daily trains. 7 3o f passengers *
3EERMA<cro Brewery mak price with twice t
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resident?fimrnp~t will slow them down": they want to avoid uhfa- publici^, Drake said.Id the aruilial convention of—I groups jhat his plea for KS not mean ranchers have ;o accept U.S. In terior - - • . try Bruce Babbitt or his ) reform the way federal id is managed. e, a b e e f lobbyist from Djda., also said his organi- advocates reform o f 'th e .:r«i Specics A ct ..............Were thinking o f the bald id a few lions" when the is passed in the 1970s, lid.then, however, the law has td to protcct what he called cant species.
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Twin Falls Seoioi Exercisc - Over
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Dinner al noon. F
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T w n Falls. For mon Twin Falls Senior
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This public savia ' otgBiuzBtion Tnccoiii
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■fler 'ice Luthenin Church, 6d0 Stevet6.2706.Vwwtjng __ y •ty Hall Libraiy, 308 FifUi'Ave.' I or 736-2706.lailtyCharles Parish Hall on First Stn
^ O t i z a i s C e n ts 'on. For more' infomiation, call 73O PSChibIDNo.-3lays at Valley V i ^ Vilbge R eats at 11:30 ojn., with meeting a t.
WEDNESDAY o-sm oldng)-Twin Falls ' Magic Valley Fellowship Hall, { 11736-2706.S Chapter No. 48 iblic Library. TOPS is a non-p rmore information, call 324-572 ^PinochleQub: Disqbled American Veterans Open to the public. S2 donation.
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DEAR ABBY: Myhave grown oparf, lil
i,r. has gained about 100 p married 15 years ago participates in the act
all two sons and 1 enjoy, biking, tennis, baseh ming. He won’t even g
all He gets winded jus flight o f stairs. Franl excuse just to get ou most routine chorcs ar Ccn^uently , 1 do all
N. he sits in his chair wii in his hand.
He has a good job, siders his contribuiic riage.
He usually falls asl dinner. We no longer
3ft becaus,e he snores a amount o f subtle hints been successful in i
nd change. Frank and 1 i two years ago, but 1 i because I felt sony for
« lam notsureiflw an 1 want my children to healthy atmosphere wii models, and 1 have lost him. He smokes (at w
II ■ history o f heart disea* health'insurance or life i
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The South Central Action Agency has plai nutrition workshops fo Valley areas this month.
“Fix it Right - Store focus on picnic fooi preparing, storing and p
e sofely. Workshops an 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Wcc Jerome’s Catholic Par Sccond Avc. E. in Jero p.m. Thursday and 5:30 20 in the Boy Scoiit.
_ . Edward’s Parish HoU.' Ave. E. in Twin Falls;p.m. June 22 at the (
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' Tuesdays and Thursda> July 28, in the gymnosiu will cover fundamental
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. TWIN FALLS - An I f .entation to federal regu , sofety ahd health at the / planned for 7:30 o.m. to• at the Canyon Springs In 1 Topics include general
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and the bi b, which he con- may be sc lion to o u r m ar- DEAR
fo r a babisleep right af^cr third baby e r sleep together For m> ; and k ic k s . N o brought a its o r nagging has prom ptly 1 e f fe c tin g an y these.mea 1 separated once ily with cI look him back lowing the >rhlm. 1 canno w it a divorce, but to be free to be raised in a h a v e fo r vith positive role inonth.)st m y respect for Every n work) and has a th rilled w ease. H e has no along loy< c insurance. ■* leave him, but 1 nor tlie money. 1 D E A R eply. I g re a t ide;JN H A PPY A N D (Sony, I c.
INDECISIVE DEARy *' AND IN D E a - Some p< ke yoiir husHaiid bald in fro weight and self- -back, he’s are affecting you •ver, he TlII need the coop- lc iah ,.w hom he
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' The Jerc a l 'C o m m u n ity e le c tio n t lanned food and ' D jrectors i for three M agic Plum bing th. 'm eeting alire it Tight" will to the SCC lod s a fe ty and ' Admissi 1 preserving food must b e in are p lanned fo r will be giv< 'cdnesday a t St. take home 'arish H all, 216 w ill recei\ :rome; 1:30 to 3 free food j 10 to 7 p.m. June ' dale o f thi jt.,R oom a t-S t. per househ U.' 212 Seventh done at S< s; and 1:30 to 3 informatioi 1 H eyburn F ire 9351 or l-{
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ly hasn’t seen in years. Arrange ointment for a complete physi- lert his doctor beforehand to the danger of continuing hjs1 lifestyle. 'nnk doesn't shope up. waste no I preparing to support yourseU ; boys should the need arise. Il t sooner than you ^in k .. - lR ABBY: 1 have a suggestion laby shower for a sccond or iby.my second baby, each guest I a home-cc»kcd meal, which 1 tiy put in my freezer. Abby, leals provided me and my fimi- h dinners for four weeks fol- the birth oftny baby, mot tell you how handy it was ire from worry about what to b r dinner during that first
Y new mom.and dad would be 1 with such a giA. Pass this ) your readers.
-NICOLE An d r e w s ; SACRAMENTO, CALIE.
.R NICOLE: Thanks for a dea. It’s food for thought. I couldn't resist.)RABBY: Regarding baldness:: people say that a man who is front is a lover. If he’s bald in e’s a thinker. If he’s bald all ! THINKS he's a lover.
-NOTBALD IN GULFPORT. FLA.
m s w o r k s h o p s•90rr^lh~St. in Heybum.-------erome meeting will include an n to the SCCAA Bo'ard of rs and a Home Improvement' ng workshop. The Heybum ; also will include an election CCAA Board of Directors, ssion is free, but participants : income eligible. Door prizes jiven and each panicipant will me a completed project and eive a voucher for a box of d good for 30 days from the the workshop (one voucher
sehold). Registration may be SCCAA offices. For more
tion, call Sarah or Jane at 733- 1-800-627-1733. . .
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eiits are mvited to join-their [irough eighth-grade children in >dut:tion to Windows class for 8 to 10 am. June 19 Ihnwgh icipants will leam to use the n the Windows environment, Kxssing, ^i^hlcs, dntnbasc and gram accessories. Cost is $30. second session o f the
lild Introduction to Windows held from 10 a.m. to noon through 23. Cost is S30. trotion may be done in the luilding Records Ofiice.
health workshopodbome pathogens, discrimi- id sexual horos^ent and the - ! w o ifcp l^ Reservations'Ore. To repstCT, call 733-3974. ation programs are sponsored College o f Southern Idaho, Valley Regional M edical. nd Twin Fails Area Chamber, neree. For more information, Siestnut at 737-2906.
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“The statements by ; the atomic bomb are : the conferencc. "Tlie ' souls of victims who I themselves from aton
President Clinton s . Truman’s decision to
was correct “based ( That echoes the view atomic bombings savi o f Japan unnecessary.
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.Japanese protests. And in January. th(
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:iher the atomic bombings wen >rld War II and 'provided a _scnsilive war issues remain ii
lonese lawmakers approved a rmorse for Japan’s actions in t ) give a direct apology angero to dnti-Japancsc protests in
tatcs dropped an atomic be g. 9, 1945, three days after na. About 140,000 people wer 10,000 in Nagasaki. .> by high American ofHcials ju are extremely unfortunate,''
riiese heartless stateirtents wo /ho lost family ahd fnends am tomic afterefTccts." in said earlier this year that Pi I to go through with the nuclea :d on the facts he had befon iew held by mony Americans saved lives by making a land ii iry.' •become increasingly sensitiv .S. Postal Service unveiled a oom cloud and the caption ir’s End,” but withdrew it afla
. the Smithsonian Institution c he atomic bombings after U.S I portrayed ihe United State
lhat thc ntomiciwmbs were <; . war Uiat was started by Japi icless I wVni.to. r?p.cAi: thp luiely not have b ^ u ^ . " 4b'thc.cbnfetrence^^lariiiiia
seeks re\India (A P) — Sujoy K. irrc w orking to for Biomei-control procc- Indian In:injection in the New Delhi;hem, ahd‘a sec----- I f they-ertility. believe the-to completc.the more popuational Planned involves aition notes that cannot be :re progress than The res(doing s im ila r but only ii
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lo disarm more quit e dropped The N uclear No apan,” Ito extended indefinlti ip a tom ic nation&.to have-atc
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vors o f jungle death camps j to the prayer, saying the e have not apologized for Ital treatment o f Allied pris- 5omc arc demanding com- on for their suffering and )or.
p-seicret [sent to wspaper'ORIA, British C olum bia - The plans fo r Canadian ’ involvement in a NATO ! w eren’t top secret. They even secret — not once the mistakenly faxed them to a
)cr.ty-two pages o f drafl plans else Cooperative Nugget 95 idvertently. foxed Saturday rio’s Times Colonist by the . Defente'Department head- in Ottawa.iix wos supposed to have icnt to a departm ent lan in Victoria and another 1 Calgaiy. ^ingers didn’t do the walking y ,” on em barrassed Maj. Ihipchose said.firom Ottawo.. s are changing and informo- itained in the fax could be I by next week, when the
plans on onnouncetnent, sesaid.raft plan.colls for troops to t in a “peacekeeping and irian-exejcise** A»g-6r28-at- c. La.countries tentatively sched- take port incluide Britain, I , U kraine . L ithuan ia., Czcch Republlc,-Bulgaria,I, Poland, Slovenia, Estonia ia.C cn tra l and Eostern
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;w ith a, vote on a 'remorse for World W
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■parties — which doc ity — agreed Mond;
' no-confidence motiot • A vote oh the moti ed today, one day M in ister T om iich leaves' to attend Halifax, Nova Scotia o f Seven industrialize ■ There he faces m<
trade tensions wi ' ‘States and a need to
'na tio n s to help supi ..U.S. d o llar, w hich •iJopanese exporters.
Tensions between live New Frontier Par ing coalition flared li the coalition pushed i in P arliam en t's I expressing regret for despite a boycott by Frontier lawmakers.
The New Frontier P vote a “violent act dem ocratic ru les." :
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willing to withdraw fr Golan Heights in excht with Syria. President E said Monday.
“The conception of th os far as 1 know, is (a the international bord(
< said on a tour ofnorthcn . • The statement by We influential despite, his n*
:nial role,.was the stron{ ^ yet that Israel is coming
■; Syria’s demand for a toti ; For ncariy four ycai Syria peace talks have over tKcTuturc of the str which Israel captured annexed in 1981.
•• But in recent weei announced their ^rst ag
- broad framework''for sec ments, and oflicials hav may agree to Syria’
d e r^ d s . Direct Israel*! to resume in Washington
Weizman indicated t- sticking points arc four s Syria held before 196 p ^ of the international
— .— eated.earliet-tliis.ccnt---------- Erench-niled Syria and
Palestine. These include Jordan River and the shore o f the Sea o f Ga maiil water supply.
M eanwhile. Syria c demand Sunday by Ij Minister Yitzhak Rabin 1
.. od o f peaceful relations- completes withdrawal frc
' , “A vital'demand is t"veiy limited withdrawal. >!udthdrawal, we would lil ^years as a test o f full non
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lilonc to topple |H [ < ' ' and the coalitioh lo control a major- W-v V >nday tb fight the K i i I.' tion.' — P 'v Vlotion was expcCtr ^ '■ ay before Prime ichi M urayam a d a sum m it in 3tia. o f the Group lized nations. H j j j jf l more hcadachcs with the United
to persuade other upport the weak ich has ravaged /
en the conserve* -Scrvice iParty and the ml- ' ' H als< d last week when motions:d through a vote er ofthei low er house pariiamefor Worid War II “ Weby all 172 New adminis
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if the government, ((a withdrawal’to) irder,” Weizman hen) Israel.Weizman, who is _ .s mostly ccrcmo- 11rongest indication ling to terms with total pullout. ./ears, the Israel* - Osntd ave been stolled ^! strategic ploteau, red in J967 and -OT-tOit
, 7 ooeth!/eeks the sides •: agrcOTcnt, on a luiiycoisecurity arrange* NOWhave hinted they ^ o . | >•ia’s territorial oom./■el*Syria talks arc ^asses,^ n in late June. ekvju'u !d the remainingur small enclaves I967 that are not AddiUoi noi border delin* entury-bctween—md British-ruled> are Onl/
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ia denounced a h i S / Israeli Prime R Slin for a test peri- ij ^ ons before Israel i j R 1 from the Golan. is that afier our ■ FREE #al... a symbolic \iAv*frA d like a period of normalization, of ^orders fbr move- xkIs,” Rabin told >
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have to resign with dissolve the lower 1 elections.
Some analysts-beli members o f the dom party — the Liberal
. could gain from earl} m ig h t su p p o rt a n< motion.
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house don’t'need to i July 1997,
Last week's boyco an a ttem pt by the I party to Increase tensi ruling coalition, con conservative Libera 'Murayama's Socialist
nee er liberal paity, Sakigi In addition to the
law jnakers, some co 6ers Mso boycotted ti
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The Houston Rockets ar sweep'of tljeir best-of-sevi ries with the Orlando Ma{ played a bigger part in ' Drexler — not even centi won, according to Magic C
“Hakeem is great and’F team, but their team right energy from Clyde Drexle ry," Hili said. ‘'Clyde has made up that he’s not goi lose.”
Drexler, who will tum 3 bem denied af^er getting c has refused to talk about hi mean to finally win a title.
“W e’re very-close," h tributing 25 'points, 13 ret assists to the Rockets* 106
- - day at-Thc-Summit.-"I-don' thing until this thing is ove other. So I ’ll hold my comr
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' IDAHO FALLS - The Twin Falls Cowboy Legio
^.opened its season.Monda; losses in Idaho Falls.
- - “We were a little rusty,’ Don Homback said. Rail soggy fields have'limited
'two practices.The Russets scored nine
inning to win the opener held o ffa late charge in tl; 8-5 victory.
The first game started > the Cowboys, who posted first inning.
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A fter two singles tb oj Idaho Falls took the lead c triple. Buiell played basketi lege o f Southem Idaho last
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T o n 'l« rre lle i^H e-d idn*rfti giving up'’four hits and a I the first five batters he face>
Twin.Falls Bruin star ( was the most potent Cowb' ting a single, two-doubles Game 1. The left fielder Twin Falls runs.
Third baseman*Wes Bam ...r*two bits. Including a double
Isiah Day pitched a coir the Cowboys in the secoi surrendered fou^ runs in Twin Falls rallied for a pair
l l ie Russete scored two i inning-as . 1 1 , 'however, i
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m 33 o;i June 22, has lg close before, so he V It how much.it would J
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ing unbats-pretty well,” ment v i.hcld an 8-5 leod in,, at the ( laho FaUs tacked on - player half of the fourth to sincc tl inning explosion.. ‘ As li ) open the inning, day’s • id on Jason Buell’s wrap u ketfcwll for the Col- keem< last season. ' siblelcHyde’s day on the ‘’In 1 laric Scofield came ■ftrcmtich"bcttcr;— a base on-balls to - / •% l
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OUSTON - The NBA'-s t :ou t-sent-theJeague.and-i m back to the bargaining tab iscuss a long-deloyed labor d mon Gourdine, executive i p layers assoc io tion , sole ling thot he and union presi liams were meeting with I' sioner Dovid Stem and h: 5 Granik.le first meaningful talks in e weeks followed publishi the league would lock out cdiately following the NBA co llec tiv e bargain ing a
n 't reached by then . The kets lead the bcst-of-7 scri< :6mpletc a sweep o f the Orli I Wednesday night, lis season the league has be under a no-strike, no-Iocki t with the union, but that pi c end o f die playoffs. The Nl ers.have been without a j ! the end o fthe 1994 playoff i his team was preparing.foi s Game 4, in which the R< I up their second consecutivc 10lajuw on greeted the new: lockout with disappointmen
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doesn't do oi in more than hamas or A( shed reports golf,” he so ut its players point, lock u: )A Finals if o The no-st ; agreem ent was intende he Houston negotiate a :ries 3-0 and agreement. )rlando Mag- months havi
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t i g s N B ^e way the NBA is today, it w benefitting factor for the ow yers. That's not a solution. L layerSrCvoryone-loBCfi-that-wa lake ony practical sense.” Smith, the players' rcprcsenti xkcts, on Monday said a loc uid be meaningful only i f ga :opardy.e gets paid in June, no one p >0 if we’re locked out in Jun 0 anything. Everyone’s in the Acopulco or wherever, plo}
: said. “ If you wont to mal k us out tonight." i-strikc, no-lockout ogrccn ided to give both sides timi : a new collec tive bargoir It. However, more thon se lovc passed during which : otiotions have been held bui led.yers ore seeking revenues fro imberof sources.-such as inte :nsing and arena revenue, ar ire o f total revenues. Under stem, players get.53 pereent. oy any increase would cut0 their profits.rease in revenue share the p sking would effectively raise1 from the current $15.9 mil an $20 million.
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HOUSTON - Ul Orlando Magic stare laughed. They were playoffs and having i
Their motto, prin sign in their lockcr i Why nol now?." D< Rockets and facing i question for the N “What now?"
Houston has domi way, and the things i lando all through aren't.
Game 1 was lost Nick Anderson misst final 10.5 second; blowout iri which thi felt behind early.
In Sunday’s Game and Houston's fast 106-103 loss.
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destined for many tri| k may hove fallen v ti-be-here syndrome.
“There are no gua the NBA finals." sai vice president of bas have to treat it as a s totally understood it?
>am thing we've tried to how precious this is."
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-Until-the NBA Finals, the ' stared pressure in the face and vere young and in the NBA ing a wonderful time, printed on T-shirts and on o ccr room, was, “Why not us?' Down 3-0-to the Houston ing a swcej^in'the finals, the ic Magic oji_Mondoy wos,
lominated them every which dgs that have worked for Or- . Igh the playoffs suddenly
!ost when the usually steady nissed four free throws in the )ods, and Game 2 was a ll the Magic shot poorly and
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d on us ond frustrating be- ' you're better than you’ve ■ x>int guard Anfemce Hord- 1 wont to go out and win abat you deserve to be here_____ke all the games that we’ve are going down the drain if ick and win.”: down to their final chance lit in The Summit, and the O'Neal's voice before Mon-|In't cany much confidence.been playing big and shoot-___•nyNeal saj3r b a re ly a ^ -1 come out fired up.’’/ire so young and said to be '/ trips to the finals, the Mag- m victim to the just-happy-TOC.guarantees on making it to ' said Johrr Gabriel, Magic ’ basketball operations. “We ': a special event Have they 1 it? I don’t know. It’s some- I to make them understand,.: is." _eir youth ofTHockcts teamd throughout the playoffs. It0 the Magic. They're still t playing well and can't fig-
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athileites ► head ite rodeo-s
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ing held in Eocatello for the m oving from Filer, began w cutting.: o n e o f th e b u s ie s t d a y s o f kvo c o m p le te ro d e o s - a t 10 re sp e c t iv e ly . An e s tim a te d ‘
XJpers a r e ’e x p e c te d tb p a r- le rfo rm an c e .om ing will see another full D action. 'list o f M agic Valley quali-
:t 5 (west end) and D istrict ools. C ontestan ts'qualificd . , the tpp fin ishers in the ir ons lost week.
innen. Gooding. 2. (tie) John Den' tocky Irish. Dietrich. 4. Oovkl Lu. -. Minico. 2. Ben Southern, Dedo.Filer, Cody OeMers, Kimberiy and0.
1. Wood River. 2, riodiy Irtsh. Olet- Ack. DletrKh. 4. leaven Hatch, Okw. Ffler. 2,.Jado Sean, Raft RIv- Her. 4. Nick Jensen, Mlnkn.
IIS. Shoshone. 2, Jsson Thornp- Irish, Diatrich. A. Teel Bloke,nger. MutUugh>Ksnsen. 2. Jack ly Dunn, Minico. 4. Nick Jenseri.
1. Gooding. 2, Skeeter Roe, Won* F<^^tle)^red Allen. -
Buhl., 2.' Greg OwttrvHuhl-l--------McKay Bodily. Burley.
, Qlenrts Feny. 2. Jason Alien,Irish, Dietrich. 4. Chad Nielson.Buhl *. 2. Brandon Mason. Mur- ^SIaneer,Murtat»gh-Kansen..4, .------------------- < i-loea R/ver. 2. Aaron Smith, imele. Riehflekl. 4. Chad Nielson,, Burley. 2. T.W. Pofker, Buhl. 3, revor Mlnleo.
Wendell, and John Dennis,1 and Ryan Tetrord, Dietrich. 3,
r s ! s : u B . ‘s s ‘Mven Hatch. Dietrich, nd Cody Uumb, Dedo. 2. McK>«u Hutchinson. Raft RJver. 3, ade Seers. Ran RJver. 4. Troy riTassell, Minico.
smas County. 2. Tanya Sdfros. ! HDLCarey.4.MeganBalley. |. Buhl, 2, Tessa Qsrrett, Buriey. I ibeny, 4, Kola Wtak. Twin Falfs. |
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ai/a«ey.2.RacheleCook.Oiet- u rome, 4, Ronnie Jo Lewis, VaJ> aJurley. 2. Kail Jo Porker. Buhl. ■ « riey. 4. Ar>gie Champneys. ' Tc
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S . C O L O R A D O S P i i '•?* Steve Dunn pounded tt ^ night to ^ w rtt die Salt S T .11-7 win over the Cole
in Pacific Coast League TraiKng I-O in the
S S hit h is first.ho iner,’B I— “ w g H t : f ia r f « f c r tH a r“ - l e a d . ' - •. —
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ME - T he only con test W ood;}ri baseball team lost all week-* out two seconds, m ake up Thursday’s o ^ t n g - ' a g a in s t h o s t S h o sh o n e , the
Dst the coin toss to the-lndions- Shoshone Inv ita tional toum a-
T finished 4 - l offjcially, bu t 4- ; ld . B u h l, T w in F a l l s and ch ended S unday 3 -2 in th e .-er division) tournament, d R iver w rapped up the tour-' a 15-4 shellacking o f Kimber- : rem aining teams finished the . ral high scorihggam es. ■I two in the sixth to beat Kim- le o n ly close game o f tife day. Cache V alley, U tah, fin ished '
4.[len used a 10-run first inning F alls 12-6 before the pitching
ie field for the third consecu- I lost to Shoshone 24-14 in a seven pitchers on Ihe mound
m s. . _ / ■mppcd the touniey w ith a 17- )shone,
Jg?8:SgJ«um; K4oodMW, SMty (7) end FMm
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l y e r s a p p e a l s[ O N .( A P l^ J h e ^ u p r e n i i i nded th e N F L ’s eight-year- ibles on M onday by reject- !s o f 18 p la y e rs w h o said . ig ly forced to jo in th e $200 ' en t o f th e an titru st lawsuit: f in a lly g e t it o v e r w ith ,”
ihaw , th e p re s id en t o f the A sso c ia tio n , w h ic h sideil : in opposing tho su it.“ We ire r i ^ t w h en w e w alked tro o m w ith th e settlem ent na lly e nded it.” d in M inneapo lis , w as ati’ he 1987 s tr ik e by players a b o r a g r e e m e n t f in a l ly >3. I t in c lu d e d th a t $200 int.
18 .p lay ers , in tw o differ- snged th e se ttlem en t andj led d ow n b y the 8 th U.S.' A ppeals, to o k the case to u rt. •>wever; d e c lin e d w ftllouf i r t h e appea l o f th e ^ la y - ic tiv e . H ad they token it, e b ro u g h t a hew elem ent ) th e league.)ok a t o u r situation , w e ’ve 1 w h a t’s go in g 'o n in o ther '.said.
e d ”th a f th e 'j n a i t e r Is re- ic u s o f a tten tion w ill con- th e fo o tb a ll f ie ld ,” N F L ; A iello sa id . . lenged th e w ay the m oney lio n se ttlem en t w a s d is - 1 a s f re e a g e n c y re s tr ic - i d ra ft a nd p re-season p ay .lits-so u g h t-in ju n c tiv e -re ----------- :r r e q u i r in g t h e 'N F t to I - r - a n d m o rie ta ry dam'-
is w as filed as a c la ss ac- in b e h a lf o f past, p resen t
ilayers.:rs th en c a r r ie d 'tb e case !ourt in tw o appeals.'1 in b e h a l f S ean J o n e s ,C r is D ish m a n , .W illiamn-W aiter8,-Jones; O ’N ea!--------- -'Still active.filed in -b e h a lf 'o f M ark-
Lee, A u d ray M cM illion , d y R isien , M ark H arper,, D o n B e e b e . 'O re ig o ry iu rs t , J o h n Fourcade a nd
b i i i z ^ p l i s t , ,
S p r i n g s , 1 1 - 7 - , ----------
iP iU N O S.'C olO .' (A P ) r;9d tw o JK»ne iuhs M ondayS ^ t Lake C i^ Buzz' to a n^ lo r s d o SprugB S l^ Soxiguebasebairtiction.the second ihhihg^ D unn,'atw o-nm shotovCT the ?^ g a v e ^ B u H l T 2 ^
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! DETROIT (AP) - I (ield New York hitles (nnings before finisiiiog
- (litter in 8 2t3 innings in licioty Monday n l^ t , t 16th loss in 20 gomn.
! . B a s e b a l
Wells (3-3), the subj [umors betw een’the ' yankcCT, walked five an
t .Mven in throwing 157 p Samuel hoinered for the i 3 mhny games.
Danny TartabuU’stw i . ' 0 right i le ld 'ln the s
Veils’ ho-hit bid.-TTic V ost 11 o f 12 road games.
New York starter And} I ) gave.up 10 hits and
uns in 4 2*3 innings.
. In d ian s 4 /O r io Ie s 3■ ' CLEVELAND - Wa
hlled in for slum pii Ramirez with a triple, sin bo-ahead RBI as Clevelar pie best record in basebt •- also representing the 1 eamhisto^.
• Eddie Murray doubled ^ v e in a run, and Kenny Ihree hits for the Indians,
■Uon nine o f 10 gomes.. Murray’s hits left hin from 3,000 In his career, i Achieved by 19 othCT playe : Charles Nagy (4-2) gaj
. h w , two o f them uneame hits in seven innings, and bamedhis 15th save in 15i ! Kevin Brown.(5-4).lc
' Ihird time in four bir^
k ^ n g e rs 4 , B rew ers-2 , TMILWAUKEE - Juan flit his third lionier in three
' Roger Pavlik won his fou ^ x is io n as Texas won
. Gonzalez, who missed t : games with a bad liacfc, h:
Creat g< ^opD et
* ! DETROIT (AP) - It sei |He nature o f playoff hocke ^ s t team doesn’t always isk the Detroit Red Wings.
' li number o f pratfalls before i The reason is goaltendii goalie can dom inate a \ senes, perhaps more than Athlete m any other sport I Remember tbe 199^ pla virtual unknown n a m ^ A
------ jiad a-'g9als-against averag<Vet.ftj^was able lo tie the R In knots when it equated jipstort San Jose. Sharks el Detroit 4*3 in the first round. ! The spectacular play o f goaltender Ed Betfour in G he W estern Cbnferenc Sunday night must have o
- led Wings flashbacks.--:- — L~ 3etfolt^»oo-<he -'game-
■ on Vyacheslav Kozlc . ^t 2:25 of tbe second overtin
took a superb p l ^ to finallj ’ bccitement ;
' "Thst.was'the^best goaltei have seen all'y im , and we ^ in g to be a
' B ^ y BowtMn said. **Bo tenders were'iaceUent."
' The Rdd .^ in M w ere h.1- Moulden i
buring the abWeviat^fiiea* .'n n ish c d 3 3 -lfe 4 i: then ’l
through the f i r s i^ o . round ' blayofft sgainst Dallas and Si
* I Chicago, at least on pajie . Appear to pose much o f a
_ g t h t t After_aII,.thc Red_Wix |t-l .against the Blackhawki
-lh e seasoa. . : , -
^ew Jers: rB A S r'R tlT H E kfoR D .JI
Being a g am e 'aw ay fr / Stanley Cup final - and havin
jifne of two ^ e s to ..get ther : [anything ndw for the New
- -iD evibr-^" -^ — v-r_.1 vTTi were in the same spo ago aad fe ll victim whei
• Messier deliWrnl in'lallyio'gl foikRfliigew, "
- r i n case ybti’ve'fbrgotlen,: JgiuranteM.a win'ih Qame I
V jMeadowlknds Arena last yi — |scored-tbr«e>tiroes-4o-le .. {Rangers tb a 4-2 v i c ^ . Ne
“we^l on to . win Game 7 in
■ 1 Oame'6 ori t ^ k n ig h t or! else tt w iU W ttie
^ S tah l^; Cup fidal, 8t ^
. ^ w S y b e ’CBrio) L indios b e v lls gQidtender M a^in B
< quipi^d Mofliday ;wfaen iiske _ l e x E 5 6 ! S d l ih ^
u S S g p d i e I ^ n H ^' iideUver a^guaxsiKM ’lwt said tt
V •.j ’.'niiereisoTt anyone, in hei
-D a v id Wells 5 2-3
iog.with.a.four-. in Detroit’s 6-1
It, the Y a n k m ' ~ ^ B | f l
>all
ubject o f trade le Tigers and ■: and struck out7 pitches. Juan he third time in
two-out'single e six th ended : Yankees have
Ady P ^ t t e (1- nd four'earned
Hj^Wayne Kirby | | | | ^ | B iping Manny single and the
!land improved ieball to 31-11fie best start in Mark McL<
.led twice andmy Lofton had " '•■ “ n '''™.ns, who have
SMavers • e i O i r a m g
fet: iS i^ 2 B in e J a y s 'lan Gonzalez 12 Inn ingsree games and TORONTfourth straight bases>loaded'on its six th the bottom oi---------------------Toronto-out-ui the first 33 East; hit his third Joe Carter
;oalie pla jtroit tWsseems to be But the pla
ckQ that the Belfour made lys win. Just “ Eddie pli Igs, who took coach Danyl'; ore this year.' whole team d nding. A hot ask? He gave a besVof-7 .the Stanley C an any other get by the Det
Evety time playoffs? A they had Belf I Aiturs Irbe up. Evety timi rage o f 3.91. heart, Belfour s Red Wings than they thoi ted and the- overtimes gai s eliminated one that was < md. l:45remainin{o f Chicago Although ti
1 Game 5 o f five games, tl mce finals only about 1 6 1 eg iv isn the .“It’samazii
---------------- - “can’t'dVer reiine=and=the=werwnnniftei: 3zlov’s goal such a small'ar rtime. But it The final gi laUy^.^.the^, 13'. Chicago i:
' * ‘''" Detroit outshoi d ^ d in g w e . 113. In Game we Imew it, shotadvantag ^ec ia lk in d ' period dlone. BtmiLcoach — unpoitant a goi ‘Both .goal- pflfs.'
/.'Ittookarem s head and - Detroit’s best p o f tbe NHL . : KozlQv ,took M ^o..Th^-,'Fedorov,-flew n b teezed . '?ian: Chris Chi Linds of.the; on Bdfour. dSaflJc^; It was a-me 1} ^ , didn't superb Belfou if a threat, ready. The smWinga.were__slammed on .thwks during Belfour tO'bite i — — -------the puck-betwe<
sey finds j^ N J . (A^) : thinks w e’re ,
fro m th e n'b't going to^ ivingtbwin win tomor- h e re -isn ’t row.” Hextall lew Je rse y ' said after the --— - F iyers-prac— spot a year ticed at their hen M ark facility i n , DgtfaeNew V o o rh e e s ..v
“We have to ' in, Messia- go up and- s e 6 at'the play an intelli-.. t year, iand gent game,., - le a d -th e — W e-have^to^- New Yoik patient which ih double Id o n 't.th in k
ing ittfirA wiilbeaprob-
(hiarFlyerB an d : ;we a i i ; m tbeToad.'. -'hav'e.to p lay . l h V D o i ^ f b ^ ; ? " % — H8«iiaip ii~ ~ .T y ii~m8-ffr| tartm g on the D evils I > , . " wamto play.a08 w i l l , f t i l l 60;m in- 1 Brodeufv utes'in Oame 6 sked i f be , tbQr^played aJitt F ly e ra to :
' '..'.vaweas.Mieiner,! lalldidnU t h d n i n tb e U d tbe team '^ I th in b ^ e ^ puw N ew ., pcno!j?.»».tt»b l
• ' . (Ia«.yflar).*btjt H w ,whb; Jhrougbj,";jiflid
a . . .
: e e s c o n
■■
:L em ora o f T ex a s , riglit, e t nday, b u t It d o e s n ’t he lp . E >re o u t
the year off Steve Sparks. b Pavlik (4-1) scattered'five w ed two and struck out six in ri ings. Sparks (1-2) gave up il with four walks and four ti in his first complete gome
ore. thsha hit his team-leading hi >mer o f the year for thc. ....... ' ' ., . .......... ....... . . . nI'S 4 , R ed S o x 3,gs h(MTO - Alex G onzalez’s th ed single with two outs in C i o f the !2th inning moved fo ut-of-last-place-in-thc-At— in
ter led o ft with a double ru
ly can’t I sseason Iplayoffs are different, and Iide a difference.' ^played w ell,"-C hicago ■ ylSuttCTsaid.‘i mean, the ■1 did. What more can you , Hive us the chance to go to I I' Cup finals. We-couldn’t f lDetroit Red W in^." " f lne the Red Wings thought f lielfour down, he got back f lime they tried to break his f l)ur p rov^he %vas tougher ■bought There were three B games in the series, a n d ' H15 decided on a goal with ling. •1 they won the series in IH. the Red Wings led for ■16 minutes.’ H izing,” Bowman Mjd. *‘I . W reirieihbcr'a series "where I' ce r:b e ltisn n h T lc aa 'f5 r~ jfijI'amountoftime.” H! goal count was Detroit | | q > 12, despite the fact that f l | hot the Biackhawks 183- H ne 5, Detroit had a 47-26 lage, 20-2 in tbe second >e. That Is 'cleariy how goalKban be in-the play—
emarkable play by two of l^e tt players to finally end iL Ca )k a pass from Seregi w past ,Chicago defense- Zhelios, then zoomed in ^
memorable scene. The t - , four was crouched and ^ smooth-skating Russian' m I the breaks', tried to get— j„j. tc on a fake, then wristed j, seen lhe»jaUe'j pads.^—
itselfinfaS ; S p a n s t a c t s r* H l f l R f l P V f l i ^ ^ ^ Hill K H i l i S Hle
ir n ,I ..0''flfljpHflnliflBi-. ■
i ' ■ V . - KRTIntoi
I 6 &is year. Last year, ingei little less diaa 40. They “Iiiri flirf th m ^ 'te h e d tn twee^
B playfld quf'best.two ..we*U e pIayolTs in'Giune 6 .alittii >tjt^uk;t';jdidn;t.coiaeV^-u lid ClaadoXetriieux,:.' • didn'i
i t u i u e t (
, ca n s e e h is g o al a s fta d >. B rew er J o h n J a h a field
before Ken Ryan (0-2) inte walked John Olerud. Ed Spn rificed the runners to sec third, and Shawn Green wi tionally walked; loading the I
-Ryan struck out Lance Pi the second out before Gonza homered earlier, sent Bostor the AL East,.taitsihirdstniig
R e d s 1 1 ,'R o c k f^ 6 DENVER - Ron Gant
home'runs and drove in foui the Cincinnati Reds b< Colorado Rockies ll-6 Mond for their fifih smiight win ai
-iniO-gamesr-— -------------Gant hit his 13th and 14t
runs to tie Colorado’s Lany
l^ed W ing ca p ta in S te v e ' C am pbell Bowl, th e prize C on fe ren ce cham p, after th e te a m ’s flra t appearen
“1 don’t know what it look* from the sumds, but ^ t was a Detroit defenseman Paul Coffe There was lot o f belting anc ing going on.”
Jubilation filled Joe Louis Ai ^ears o f frustration began td
amiliar pl:whose shot fro right po theminute
^ ^ ^ ^ ^ n - N e w - J e i3-2^
^ R ^ ^ f l B - Sunday
the^ ^ H I B f l B ^ H -.aeries.
might'lost.foct
^ ■ | a f l | f l - a - w h i l e ^ ^ n & s | | | l f l started
^ ^ D y a u H I I ‘‘bead.| f l B P y » t l l M made ,a S ^ ^ Q B B i iB - m is t a k e sI B ^ H j ^ p f l paid a
' H ^ f l l ^ S R tf ro d s a i d " '
integniphicWPAUi.TRW*' year’s fs . w a ra k
“I think'we gained a lot o f a tfift," h'ft M}rt,' ‘ c were real ntrol.Qf 0aiD6 6.1ast year and . TbatTii. w hat happened. I J B*U be able to deal with tbe em little better i f w get the lead.” ' D eyils cbaoh^Jacques'Leii) [to’t ' ^ ^ h ^ ^'Oame^e.o]
’ ■ —-— ,L
t o s l i d e '
d iv e s b a c k to f irs t to av< Ids th e th ro w from^Steve
itentionaljy who also home Prague sac -' League lead. :cond and - The Reds j was inten- Freeman (2-3) e bases. second and two Panish for Ganfs three-ra; zaicz, who rclicvcr-Lancc } on. first in Gant added alighL loss------- n in th off Oman
Reggi^Sand< tiie Reds, indue
It h it two and Kevin Jai >ur runs as innings, allowii beat the runs, nday night Colorado’s D and ninth ed his hitting st
18“gaW s7 'mat 4th homa O akland’s Ma y Walker, longest in the m
» Y zerm an h o ld s up th e i ee g o in g to th e NHL’s Wi »r D e tro it b e a t C h icag o 2 tn ce In th e S ta n ley C up i
>kedlike away.,The Red > ; a war,” . the S tanly Cup < Tey said. • years, the longe md welt- NHL. Detroit la
finals in 1966 wl Arena as w ere defeated to wash -Cai^iens.
layoff situe . lodg year in meeting rom the Monday, point in . ”lb me it’s past
final “We’re in the pla] te gave conference final Ier9ey a ~ -W e’ve gbfto keep"
win ■ The only messi y and a 'h i s team was it st ead in more game to play J8t-of:7 The only probI I. "W e home has been imi t have The home team hi icus for ' five games, ilc-and— r “^ h o meyThcT3 d , to people telling the: too far are and that.tiiey'll :. We f in ^ .,T h ^ ’re talk
ces-and—«ikL-"The thing is a_ b ig cm orie-gwie. We’
.....dn 'tbe.n^d a Ibtl> d e u r Jersey.’’" I ~
' last" ' Center Bobby I failure^..,.most.confideot a lea'ra- players headmg bin
“I'mvToy.’oonft o^peri* is no in y we’re g
S t feel that w i^ been I.bope- enough'charactei m o ^ /- ;g o if lg .to; lose th r ^
stnain^/f^^V beo’asIced if tl
w i t h 6 -
d
la
VarB<v<tv
: . le
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-T(sostx
A P p«,: ™avoid the pickoffive Sparks to ta g wt
dlifoi
imered, for the National
s jumped on M arvin •3) for two runs in the wo more in tiie third, and -ran shot in tiie fiflh ofT ' ' :c Poinier made it 7-2. d a solo home run in thelar-Olivares.— ------------------1nders added four hits fbr > Judiiig a pair of doubles,' Jarvis (3-3) went six I wing six hits and three t
i Dante Bichette extend- s ; streak to a club-record 1 natchmg'th'rsfrcak‘*b3 r - r - ( Vlark McGwire as the ': majors this season. ^
J'
I jM I ^|R|Hh 'I
■j^^B ?A PfM ,
le C larence ^W estem •0 2-1 S unday fo r su p s ince 1966.
totd Wings haven’t won ip championship In 40 § igest diy spell .in the last appeared in the ' when tiie Red-Wings
Ld_by the M ontreal ^
uation - Z' . , wil
Ig with his troops on gai
ost, it’s over,” he said. Q jlayofTs. We’re in tiie nal, we’re leading. s^gorng:"— r • J « jssage Lemaire gave : stil! had to win one , * lay for tiie Cup.'oblem is winning at ®®
1 has lort each o f the . Quc-plBycrs-havft'ainh?-------them how good'they/'ll win and go to tiie 5liking about tiie n»ct
lisyouhave tofbcus-'- '\mfelw.beco.doing.thflt____ M3t mote than in New k
Why Holik seemed the Aip t p n g the Devils N b o i^ '. ' garrifldeot because there bea 9, goiiig to lose three do i
WBUM this team has in fi itbr tb i f w e’re not and r^hom jsgam esina
;.-v . hitsf # t m w 'a guarah*
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'<-1 l o s s jNo joy inl Benes app]
S'AN DIEGO ( A P) - E > days, the San Diego Pa reminded thot Andy Bcnes streak is approaching one yea
Af)cr some rough early ou right-hander has pitched w< last six suuts. But a few bad combined with a lack of ran has him 0-5 with five no-dwi:
Benes’ last win was July : hitter against the New Yoi
-Since then he’sh ad 10 loss starts. Even 34-year-oId F Valenzuela has one win os and anotiicr in relief. The 27' Benes, who always seems to I verge of making it big* is 6 two seasons and 65-73 in .
. league seasons.“Every one o f his starts, 1 j
can just give him a 2-0. 3-C would be great, because he think he has to be perfect ou
• Tony G w ^ n soid. “We’ve i got him like two runs in his starts,.ond he’s not going to g wins when you’re'only scor runs for him."
Benes, who left after six tmiling 3-1 before tiie Padres \ was booed Sunday. Gwynn, tiiinks it was because Benes ii for $4.4 million in salary arb
Briefly iWith injury, Gi
NEW YQRK - Ken Gr -because o f abrokenwristri
voting for tiie July 11 game The Srattle outfielder has
'Rickey Henderson o f Oakla at 76,697.
The other leaders: Baitin' second baseman Roberto A Thomas (66.214), New Yo
-aevelandM lchefS ^dyA li VIoting continues through
Shriver avoids iBIRMINGHAM,Englan.
who survived first-round ma tennis tournament Monday.
Shriver, seeded Hth, deft just 47 minutes.
The 32-year-old from Balt the 1980s, was joined in ti Courtois o f Belgium, who de
But No. 9 seed. Rachel Supyama o f Japon, and tiie out ofthe tournament.. McQuillan was toppled S u p y ^ lost to Els Calleni by Kristin Godridge o f Austr
. Top-seeded Lori McNeil ( match Tuesday against Tina ond round witii a 7-5,'‘6-4 wii
-Earnhardt’s N.'EIAYTONA^EACH, Fla,
in tiie NASCAR Winston Ci Teamworic 500 in Long Pone
Sterling Marlin, who finis was able to Cim tiic lead of ti points (1,951-1,874). JeffGc Ted M u s^ v e moved into I Martin (1,757).
Bobby Labonte held onto ahead of race winner (and ole
NCAA series seiOMAHA, Neb. - While n
office oflice following tiie 7 anotiier attendance record tiii: .pThe, touman^eiirdrew 1 { Stadiiirt, an average o f 18,2 single-game recdrd o f22,027,
“I suspect it wilUj^a while sUidium,” isaid JacIcDiesing' Stadium capacity is listed as tournament were sold.
Shoulder strainCLEVELAND - Clevelan
was placed on the 15-day d retroactive to Sunday.
Winfield strained his shoulc Oie bases. He was hitting .189
Also Monday, the Indians AAA Buffalo to take Winfield witii two home runs and 17 games.
Baseball draft tuNEW YORK - Dennis Mi
-Tom Glavine’s brothcrwcre ai draft
Dennis Martinez Jr. was dr father. Steven Maris was dra drafted by the Indians.
J ^ Hairston, tiie son o f J Baltimore. Antonio Mota, tiie! Chad Whitaker, tiie son of S to —Eight-hundred-and-twen^-< were pitchers (49 percent).
Sevm hundred and sixty-r schools, 576 were from collegj (19 percent).____________ ^
M cG ^w White-JffiW_YORK.=J^iuk_McGi While o f the Montreal Expo Arperican and National leagues
McGwire tied a major leagu james — two on Saturday and l>ecame tiie 15tii player to aca do it twice. He also bh fira in &
in four games. He bad two doi md scored 10 tuns.
White hitforthecT C leonS lits d tied another club recon
Tuesday
I'
Padresville: )roaches 1-yEvery five ’adres are
outings, tiie well his od innings, un support, .cisions. '■ H B H M / ^ y 3, a one- ’ork Mets.)sses in 17 'Fernando
ts a starter 27-ycor-old0 be on tiie •_6-19 over’ ' ’
n six big-
1 say if we 1-0 lead, it
: probably W inleassln.is last four not because o f tI get many The Podres, whooring two S3 million last ye:
million.ix innings “From his stones won 6-3. ricd about that,”u, though, just going out tiieii is asking best game he caibitration, great. He’s been a
in sportsiriffey topsAU-StSriffcy Jr.. who will miss th r is th e top-vote-gencromong', le ot Ariington, Texas, as 131,186 votes, followed amc dand at 80,800 and Kirby Pud
imorc'-shortstop Cal Ripken (1 Alomar (68,954), Chicago fin I'ork tiiird boscman Wade BoiMoinarC6S;954):------- ---------gh June 26. Starters will be ann
> early upset at wmd - Pam Shriver was one ol natches at tiie DFS Qassic wor
:*featcd Tationa Panova from R
altimorc, a four-time winner of the second round by No. 11
defeated British No. 1 Clare Wi el M cQuillan.otAustralia,_ le No. 13. Sung-Hee Paric fron
td 6-2, 6-^ by Italy’s Laura Tis of Belgium 6-3, 6-4, and Pi stralia 6-2,6-4..I opm defense o f her title witi la Krizan o f Slovenia. Krizan ti vin over American Lindsay La
ASCARIeaddwla. - Dale Earnhardt held onto Cup point sUuidings after Sunc nd. Pa. ' ..aishcd four spots ahead of Ea 'the seven-time series champioi jordon remained tiiird with 1,8 ) feiurth wiUi 1,801, ahead of
to the sixth spot witii l,618.pi jldcrbroUier) Teny Labonte (I,
ets new attendammany major league teams stn
7H-montii strike, the College \ liis year.182,759 fans to 10 sessions t,276, Saturday's championshiJ7. ^1*'.le-'before we have to tiiink obou Ig J r. presidept ofthe CoHcg< as2I,43q.and85 percent oft!
i puts Winfield oitmd Indians^ designated hitter disabled list with a strained
ilder on Saturday in Milwauket 19 witii a homer and tiuec M is IS recalled first baseman :ld’s place on tiie roster. Peny v 7 RBls for Buffalo this seas
urns into familyVlartinez’s son; Roger Maris’ amongtiiei,666playcts taken
drafted by Cleveland, the ciirr rafted by California and Mik
' Jeny and grandson o f Sam, e son o f Manny, was drafted b «ve, was drafted by tiie Indians /-one-of-the-l,666-player8-tak'
-nine players (46 pereent) w ges (35 percent) and 310 from.
:eJop_basebalLthiGwire.of.thc-Oakl«nd. Athletic >os won player b f the vyieek ies on Monday.gue record by hitting five hon id three in consecutive at-bats < xoovUsh tiie feat and tiie first tty y games June 27-28,1987.
loubles, a triple, two home run
Sundi^ W a be set a dob n )rd by scoring five luita. ,
lay, Jun ia, 1995 Timon-Nawa,
V .. ;
3: Mighty year skid
mdy Benes since July 3 ,1994o f the way he pitchcd. i-ho paid ^ c s just'over t year, aro of-fcring S3.4
ftondpoint, he’s not wor-- • It,” Gwynn said. "He’s, tiiere tiying lo pitch tiic : can. He’s handled it m a champ."
isStar votings the All-Star game tng'Alrployere in'lan”
among outfielders by Puckett o f Minnesota
n (123,193), Toronto :' fii5t baseman Frank Boggs (81,660) and ___ :
announced July 2. ;
warmupic of only two seeds ; women’s grass-court •
m Russia 6-3, 6-0 in > *
roftiiis event during t . 11 seed, Laurence T e Wood 6-2,6 A . :ia,_12th-sceded-Ai---------*from Korea all went , •
ura Golarsa, while Z id Park was defeated. T
witii a second-round : an moved to the sec- Lee.'-
Iwindles ;mto a shrinking lead • Sunday’s UAW-GM . :
r Earnhardt Sunday, T ipionfroffi 100to77 ;I 1.828 points, while : o f teammate Mark
S.points, just seven 5(1,611). • :
mce markStruggle at tiie box
ge World Series set
ions at Rosenblatt nship game drew a
ibout expanding the llcge World Scries, o f tiie seats for the
onDLIter Dave Winfield ined left shoulder,'
ukee whil^ running B is in 23 games. •l^Acrt,PetTy frpm ny was hitting .317 ' season through 49 :
lyaffairiris’ grandson and ; iken inUiftbaseball
ciirrent club of his • Mike Glavine was '
m, was drafted by : xl by Los Angeles. . : ians.-taken in tiie drafJ-
;) were from high J , omjunior'colleges ;
t h i s j Y e e Lletics-and-Rondell--------;ek honors in tiie. «
home runs in two • ats on Sunday. He '' ' first AL p lo ;^ to- )
- f -runs, seven RBls >
lb record with su*
h n rire npoita
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Chase melts j
O StERSU N D . Sw Sweden and Norw H atfields and N' Scandinavia. So it’s st folks around here pi neighbors in hopes o f I own chances o f hostin Olympics.
The message to the Olym pic Cpmm itt Lillchammer in 1994? Ostersund in 2002X
' ••Lillchommerwa\c wc can repeat it and mt said Gunnar Ericsspif, a
' member from^weo^en.All ag i«M id t the I
Games were a tremcnt and Ostersund wants t the IOC remembers t votes on the 2002 ho Budapest. Hungary. .
"The type of Games would be along th Lillchammer - a Nore
•atmosphere with ever together.” bid chairm Perssonsaid.
Ostersund, a city o f ( 200 miles northeast o f l was among four finalisi •the IOC last January. Th uendcrs are Quebec; Sal and Sion, Switzerland.
O stersund received . from athlptcs and ofTlc
hosted World Cup crossing in January. The meei from Russia because of I and - despite only live d
— —drew 25,000 fans.“The atmosphere arou
was just fantastic,” said n er Bjorn' D ahlie, a
• Olympic champion from Hermod Bjorkestol. a
technical delegate from skiing's governing bod
--------- the-bcst-World Gup in-hi;“ W hat a festiva l!’
"Everything was perfe tracks ore o f Olympic qu
One month loier, the n site o f Are staged twi W<3rld Cup races', one dow nhill won by Pici before another emhusii that included IGng CarL}
Bitter ClLONDON (AP) - Olyi
pion Linford Christie, fi criticism and his disi B ritish track authori Monday night he will no' lOO-meler title at next ye Games.
The 34-ycar-old sprint-------- tea rfu l- an d -b ro k e dc
. explaining his decision Independent TV progra Question., “ I’m definitely nol i
said . “ I t 's got to the ! where alhletics isn't my li ' The 100 meters is th event o f the Summer G Christie would have been to bccomc only the third the I'OO in consecutive 01;
Johnsons- foi* spot c
SACRAMENTO, Cal There could be enoug
■ named Johnson on the U. . the World Outdoor Traci
Championships to fonn a i In alphabetical ordei
Alien, Dave, Lawrcnce ani The four will be vyin,
tions on the team at the I Cham pionships, whii W ^ c s d a y at Hughes St first three finishers in eacl qualify for the team, and a an excellent shot ot makin]
If the four eam a trip tc Sw eden, for the Championships in Augiu
' Johnson is the only one lik -ally nm a relay..
He is the favorite to w but two sprints - - the 2(
Hq isntnkedNo. 1 in ti " . both events, ih^TOO foi
■■ time, the 400 for the fourth At this WMk's national
will be attemptins to win sprints for the fim time a when Maxey Lpng did ii tances then were 220 ahd
W h ^ t o n g i v eL O N D O N ( A P ) -
------ Wheatoft-beoame-ih»4ni- be upset in the Queen’s-)
_namcnt-M onday,-theh.cc_L _a!j6utltbe_new _balL dci
reduce the speed o f grass- nis.
The Slazenger Jjoll is to th is y e a r’s W im bledon
• onships and met a mixec a m o n g 'p la y e rs on i ts
■--------------------------------------“In m y opinion I d m ’t I
thing should be tam pen ■•WTieaton'said.-■ ’ O m sJs a fast coiirt j ' tiUnk l t ^ u I d j t t a y t w
w ai^slbw couh te im fs '^
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B for 200 icy Scar
S w eden (A P ) - rw a y a re th e S p O rtS f
M c C o y s o f 5 strange lo hear ciuwutBi : p ra is in g th e ir - ixMtupco o f boosting their -sting th e W inter
he International l i t te e : L ik ed ?4? Y o u ’ll love ■ ^
t excellent, ond m ake it better,” I : V
r< a veteran IOC p.;;r;v . j^
e L illch am m er ^lendous'success <ts to m ake sure i 5 s |! |& S ) rs th a t w hen it ho s t F riday in
E v e ry :ICS w e can o ffer c o u n tr ie s
th e l in e s o f .tra in ing baord ic , in tim ate facilities a.rerything clo sc city is justirm an C h ris te r ' The U.S
fq u rm o n ta f 60,000 about s6 n , an e»}f Lillehammer, th a t is belilists picked by cverabroai. The other con* team .Salt Lake C ity; O stersui3. • apart by tl/cd to p m a rk s s p e ^ trainrricials when it straight tiross-couniiy ski* in b o llo tiileet w as m oved Olym pics :o f la c k o fsn o w th ird in tl/e days notice - Games, to I
-------------The.Swejound the track the 1988 oaid m en 's win* w hen Are, 0 .f iv e - tim e lo s t eorlie■om Norway. Sw edish ciI. a Norwegian 1 9 7 2 , 19om FIS, world O lym pics 1body, called i t cessfiil bid!j-history;------------- ler-sportsmjl ! " he sp id . “ I th ink:rfect. The sk i ch a n c e o fquality.” B ook o f V,
e nearby alpine m ost bids,'tw o w o m e n 's cia l John-Em e o f th e m ^ a lw a y s p i‘ico b o S tre e t, a lw aysiisiostic crow d Ostersund cirLXVI Gustaf. Ostersun
Christie w<Dlympic cham- :, frustrated by lisp u te s . w ith lo r it ie s , sa id noi'defend his
: y ear’s Atlanta
rintef appeared '' w h en —
on ongram S port in ‘
. . . . C hristot g o in g , he ic s ta g e 'n o wly life.” Christie p1 the g lam o u r t i t l e in Gr Gom es. A nd A ugust. Hoecn in position the B ritish /ird mon to win soured him iOlympics. “ Som etin
IS - 4 total - ori U.S. tra
C alif . (A P) - .and the mcc>ugh a th le te s -A th le tic; U.S. team for ' Chompionsh rack and Field *‘I think id10 relay team. be running 'd e r, the'y o re who set o w: and Michael. year in the ^ying for posi* individual cle USA-Mobil next two ye'h ic h b eg in my name in iStadium. The can brrak to
» c h event will Allen Johiid all four have w orld indci<king it. nieter hurdlep to G o teb o rg , In th e ll6*nhe W o rld outdoor bcsiigust, M ichael bothered reo I likely to actu* Dave Johr
the rcnownei3 w in not one sion commei ! 2Q0 and 400- a b ro n z e m
Games dtXan the world in ed in the pofo r th e th ird trials,
irth time. Lawrenceinals, Johnson m o st p rom ikvin bo th long pole vaulter,le since 1899, th e ^ Q A Ad it.- T he d is- K n o x ^T R Tihd 440 yards jun io r at thei
t h u m b s - d o w
- D avid watch the Fr------ P l^aFfr-4i
’s-Clubtour- -th e ir '-g am e.t.coinplained__.won’t.be.hadc8tgoed.io__w hich.is.8at ass-court ten- cent slower-
W h e a to i to be used a t - b ea ten 6-Z
loo c h a m p i- American Ja xed'teactloo -round incolt ts deb u t a t 'd i t ib a s wh
•. ’.-Yffri-fg-fiffiii-I’t thinkany- ' ' Palmerwale r e d ^ ^ h h ,"
“i t 's g o ^ ['•you f ^ i ild j^ have a partia
orin Falla, Itfahb . Tu^oy, Juno
02WintcndinaviaBfactg-----------------------trO hm plcs OMiMund.thBtanXlnolUUIo Swodwi
y y e a r , sk i team s fro m 15 ie s m a k e 'O s te r s u n d th e i r - : base bccausc o f its excellent s and carly-scason snow. The' list ^ u t h o f the A rctic Circle. J.S. c ross-country team spent snths in O stersund last sea-
be lfeved to be th e longest o ad b y an A merican national
sund a n d ^ r e , 45 m inutes / the projected X 2000 high ain, are d d in g for the third time. They finished second
)tin g fo r th e 1994 W in te r :s held in Lillcham m er and I th e v o tin g fo r th e 1998 to b e held in N agano, Japan .' wedes also.lost narrow ly for B and 1992 W inter G am es, . re b id w ith Falun. A re also H er j o in t b id s w ith o th e r I c ities fo r the 1964, 1968, 197 6 a n d 1984 W in te r :s for a total o f n ine unsuc* iid$ b y one o f the g reat w in- .
nk w e have a p re tty good o f m ak in g th e G u in n e s s '' W orld R ccords for losing Is,” local governm ent ofTi*' n-Bruno Jacobsson said. “I p ic k e d u s to w in . I w a s . A^ong. So th is tim e I pick id a s a non*winner.” lund stoged i t 's f irs t cross-
^on’t defenA rchie Hahn <
o f th e U n ited S ta te s w on 1904 and 1906. i Cari Lewis won in 1984 and i 1988. L ew is i w as a w ard ed th e g o ld in
^ S eo til. S o u th i K - i f l i K o rea , a f te r i Ifitin B en Johnso ti'
■ was disqualifiedfor steroid use. \
e plans to defend h is worid t G o te b o rg . S w e d e n , in
H ow ever, h is ba ttle s w ith i h A thletics Federation have 1 m o n the Olympics. . , 1 tim es you ju s t have to get I
1 - hope ackteam
icct was called the Amoteur U n io n N a tio n a l
uh ips.: id the next two years, I will lg very fast,” said Johnson,I worid indoor record th is , le 400 but doesn’t hold any ,II ou tdoor records. “ In the- . yeara, I think you w ill see ' in the record bc»ks. 1 think I • both rccords.”ohnson, this y ear's U .S. and . door cham pion in th e 60- r dies, is among the favorites C>-mcter hurdles. H e has an >cst o f 13.30, but has been ^ recently by a c a lf injury. p 3hnson is the secbnd h a lf Of h Tied “Dan and D ave” televi* nerciols from 1992. H e w oo ^ ^ m ^ a l a t ihe_ B arce lo n a— ^
pole Vault ot Uie O lym pic £
ce Johnson, considered the . m is in g you n g A m e ric a n a ter, is com ing o f f a w in a t F \ A C h a m p io n sh ip s a t P IT ^T enn ., w h e re h e is a ” tie University o f Tennessee,__
w n t o n e w b a l l »French O pen.” 4
^ ik e -W h e a to n -w b o -b a w — U n e „ o n -a p o w e rfu l-B e rv e -(I -happy -w a th jh c jiew u b a ll— s 8 a td . . lo J ) e .c ig h i j . ( ) J .0 ^ _ A w- /. ai i , th e N o . 9 s e e d , w as -Z ; 4 -6 , 6 -1 b y f e l lo w Jared .P afm er in th e first
o ld . dam p and w indy con- v h ic b e x a g g e r a te d the-thir nnw ball, '--------— ------w as e n th u s i^ c . g a m e ’s s lo w e d d o w o ’,
id, a s long u i tV n o t.to o . ;* h e sa id .' • r - ': 'aid fo r me,~because I d o n 't ticularly b ig serve."
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er Gam an rival]
country ski meet in 189 , the 1905 Nortiic Games, "j ner o f the W inter Olyi
iexperiracc ia conblned ties close to the centers i and Are. Tbe longest >
. tance in Ostersund, to t
I utes. The finish areas cI t ^ n t s in A re are lessI mHc^part I In O stersund, the atI hotels and media villageI in walking distance o f 1I village. T he airport is1 away from Ostersund'sJ can hondle jum bo jets[j been shut down a singleI the February-March peril “ 40 years due'to bad weal
The only, w eak 5 Ostersund’s bid is hotel ir ■ dation.it “Salt Lake C i^ is waj c' don 't have any five-sti :. Ostersund,” soys L eif I Jt bidding committee’s sec I- eral.It Within 10*90 minute :t there are beds for 70,000II Within another 30 minuti
a further 140.000 beds.'s Are, Scandinavia’s m tl ski resort, feanircs some i 1 alpine hills in the world s i plenty o f experience. It r 1954 W orld Alp i Championships and has i World Cup meets almost
since 1969; including tl r Cup finals.-The Olympi , .cou rse was designed I ) Sw iss dow nhill great r Russi and is one o f t^ _ , worid.r A resort o f 10,000 pi • would also be the venue i ■ , skiing, curling and wo— hockey:-----------------------I The bid received a finn ’ ah tee o f 'SSOO m illlo ; Swedish govemment Th ■' loss for staging the Gan I mated at S340 million, b I . say the loss could be m
dqtending on how much government could goinin
- fiom various investments.
nd sprintout and call it a day,” he si got other things out there U
Christie said he was up: national federation for i him whot he feh he des spending money to attra athletes to British meets.' "I him up 'fo r my club for free.” he said. “ But 'they’re going to Sacrama and paying the top Ami
‘ bnhg them here."Christie said he distressi
.he thought was harsh treat the British medio.
“T h ^ just go on obout don't need that.-There wi line last year: ‘Christie Last’. That’s all they we for.’'
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L E G A L N O T I C E
DISm ipT NO. 413 SETS BUDoi
N, THAT In abcordanoe with S e ^ ary of School District No. 413 at Fl » 5 . SaM hewing wni be heM upo In accordance v%h the requlreme
loe ol the Superintendent of Schoi ) of notice. A summary statement < ysetforthherein./:, . .
Fans C io i^ ;\ ld a ^
' GENERAL M&b FUND '■ -PriorYear P i o p ^
- Budget . '- ' - Budget 1 ^ 1 ^ . . . , s ;--1995.T9»
.$'.'223,361 .‘■^'l-':'.Vl28;3fl 603,148 : : : 606,24
-----------------8 — -V — ^. A 6 1 0 .0 7 3 ' . 3,839.17
esc 26■ . O' ■ . ; 6,30 .$4.436,882 $4,680,34
82,661.303' • ''- .-tai'ees.W* 832.767 861,36
680.660 ' 6 1 2 !^160,706 186,26
, ••..37,726 62.43
. 37.'4a
— - m■ *0:*4.436.8S2- '$4,660,34:
Min of Board o^.Ttiistaee'i ", jr ff ofBoardor.lhatee* .c'. .
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I H n J: C om m ittee p re s id e n t, p) tt M onday d u rin g th e IOC lesi will b e c h o s e n th e re h
; Utah Olyi ppdrtatgal/o u ld lik e to “ F o r m e,
fa r fro m Qi M th e w h o le b o th e r ,” he and h o w w e O n o th e r low o u r c u l- IO C e x e c i ve s till e x is t M o n d ay to
■ p ro ced iire t w os in ten d - 2 0 0 4 Sum m ip a c t b e fo re . IO C direc_ _ b y ----- th e -- C a rro rd saijp ic C o m m i- b e v ir tu a lly
u s e d in J a i t in g a g a in s t X‘^^d. o f 2 0 VO Etu’o p e a n l i in e c it ie s t( id r S w e d e n j—:— F iv e -m o n d. 199 7 v o te ,
d e n y t h a t s e le c t a shoi in g in o n e - s lb ly , five fi e b id f r o m So fa r . a i o w n n a t iv e ex p re ssed ir
2 0 0 4 . T h I s ta g e s o f a B ru s se ls , Bi me to. le t th e S o u th A fric the decision R io 'd e io n c
;es and h igh - A ire s< A rg A ^ t to show P u e r t o R ic jp o r t o f o u r R o m e; e ith e
___ in F ran ce ; %d id n ’t k n o w a n d S tockho a lt L ak e b id T h e deodli tiv e g io u p s . b id s is Jon . I
p sr >-TwiiFRIDAY, J FRIDAY, Jl
ROUNIhTRIP AIRFARE, FAQ
IC A S N O TOKENS AND VAll
1-800-258rv«Uow. r a f u n d e b la u p o n ■
L E G A L N O T I C E L
lOCT HEARlIld NOTICE OF PUE
aSon 33-601 of the Idaho Code a F : Filer. Idaho, between the houn ol pon the Budget ot the School for I nents by the State Boaid of Educt loots bl the District Office Buikfing nt of the Budget is attached hereto
ID ' A aO T H E R Rled PriorYearet Budget906 . 1994-1089
380, ' .$ 410,624 i 243 . -6,152,808_ 0 . ■ -0 .
174 , 113.TO260 . . . . 386.S28 .300 111,000347. $7.164,323
•d -:_ -W P rio r-Y # a r.—— tt' It - Budget » 6 “ '“ ' ' ” ^1894i1996~-----
^ $ "a87JM0 ■363 . 61,618925 - 32,804268 146,413437 .1,337,436
.0 888,060 .420 - ^ ,900 , ' ■ 0 •iS s ~ " — , -■■;0 '4.'430.864 .■H 7 $ 7164324 I
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APfMet, p a ls aro u n d w ith OC m ee tin g In re la te r th is w eek . .
/mpicbidatheringn c . S a l t L ake C ity is sp t Q u e b e c , I r e a lly d o n ’t h e sa id .tier O ly m p ic m a tte rs , the e c u t i v c b o o r d a g r e e d to a p p ly 0 p re-selc.ction
j r e in th e r a c e f o r th e . m m er O lym pics, irc c to r g e n e ra l F ran co issa id th e . fo rm u la w o u ld ------ally id e n tic a l t o th e o ne J a n u a r y to r e d u c e th e 2 0 0 2 c a n d id a te s f ro m
:s to fo u r fina lis ts .n o n th s -b e fo re - th e -S e p t;-------te , 0 sp e c ia l p a n e l w ill sh o rt-lis t o f fou r, o r pos- 'c fin a lis ts ., a d o zen c o u n tr ie s have d in te re s t in b id d in g for T h e y o r e : ' B e i j i n g ;, B e lg iu m ; C a p e T o w n , frico ; Is ta n b u l. T u rk ey ;, loneiro,* B ra z il; B u e n o s— A r g e n t in a ; S a n J u a n , R ic o ; S e v i l l e , S p a in ; ither L y o n , L ille o r Paris
S t. P e te rsb u rg , R u ssia ; j k h o lm , Sw eden , a d lin e fo r su b m issio n o f in. 10, 1996.
m tA R T U R E
riN FALLS JDNE 23 JUNE30—DEEUiNCHBUFFn, VAIUABLE FUN PAKI
H ';8-8800>n w r i w i » t C « « ln o l
L E G A L N O T I C E
PUBUCHEARINQ
» a Public hearing wfll be held 118 of 7:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. for the year 1805-1996. TDe ducatkm, apd la available for ding In RIer, Idaho, from and irBto.and incorporated hei|pin
RWNDSProposed
$4,896,116 ;• 627,673
0----------- ------g------------ -----------140,780 ’
• 392,257 ■210,000
■ $8,266,796. , ^ .
-rrP ropoeed—----- ------------------
- ^ W y i 9 9 e —
■ * ^ : i S33,041 ,
163,626- - .'4 .486.162 .
992.174
26176 '- ,$4286 .076 . r. -:
L e g a l s - E i
LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIFTH JUDICIi^ DISTRICT OFTHE STATE OF IDAHO. IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF TWN
FALLS MAGISTRATE DIVISION
Caso No. SPe5-135 NOTICE OF ADJUDICATORY HEARING
' tn Uio Interost of:NATHAN PHELPS. A C H IL D U N D E R 1 6
• YEARSOFAGE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th a t Iho abovo- enlltlod mattor Is &ot (or an Adludicatory Hearing on the 22nd day Juno. 1995, at the hour ol 3:00 p.m. be* tore the Honorable Chortea P. Baimbach.
DATED this 7th day ol Juno. 1995.RYAN J. SHAUM D e p u ty P r o s e c u t in g A tJom ^ ,
PUBUSH:Juno13and 20,1995._______ _________
UENSALE 1967 Nissan Maxima. 4 di sedan. Tho sale will be heic June20. l9 9 5 a i8 a o a mat Roberts Auto Body. t0 t Brooklano East, Twin Falls Idaho.
i T o i^ ^ £ S T i r o u N ^
FOUND Small tan dog, ma- ------Toon collar w/ black & yel
low linos, rdng (leg tall.---------Found along-West R e n
Call 736-6776._________
FOUND sm all brow n & white male dog. Found at Perkins. Call to Identity
---------733-145S.Lost 22 korat gold band w/
. sapphire In middle & 3 diamonds on bach side, lost Juno 4 at approximately 9:10 am at the llrst rest arsa into Salt Lake a(ter
' the Pocatello JuncUcn. REW AR D IIU 733S064.
Lost: Cot, black & nootured. •MldNlflhf. 733-3634
Lost; Pyrenees, while wtth black ears ISO lbs, last soon on Main, wearing blue collar. Call 733-9592,
4 104, L _ P E M O N A t ^ _
ARTHRUtS RBUEPHot iifto intormatlon. Dial free recording by Dr. O.G.
M C C a ^ « 24 hours 206-rf6-3542
I am seeking any information o n a m an n am ed R aym ond B oggard oi Boggart. He lived int the MagTc Valley from 1950 to 1954. P lease send ony info to Fax 206-934-4259.
I ^ 0 6_____I S P E C jA M ^ O T I C ^
S$S SAVE HUNDREDS S3wilh your choice o( nb expi
ration dote arocery cooponsi Freoinlbmatto-
n. 1 -8 0 0 -9 1 4 -^
ALCOHOUCSANONYMOUS
Call 733-6300EARLYDEADUNESF O R CLA SSIFIED
A D S
TH U R SD A Y . 2 :0 0 pm fo r FRIDAY
FRIDAY 2 :0 0 pm for SA TU RD A Y
TTiankyou
FAX YOUR
AD - ^TIM E S C L A SSIFIED
D E PA R TM E N T 206-734-5533
OVEREATERS_ ANONYMOUS ' 734-4847 .
SUMMERJOBS FUPlsetownhouw. c o m m te ^ o r^ . Sen
Reminder Klta. Training ____ pfovtded. 73fr0947.
5 o f ^I ABORTION
, |_ A W r a N A T T V E ^
--------- -PftEOHANCVCRniS• CEMTCR
" ~ “ FreeTi»WnorCan 734^7475 — , Of i-eoo-a?t«747a —
108
‘ ’ BiteKRUPTCY------: W C hapHf f tA f l iem ed
. <'636-7T0O.eOM48-2iee
E m p lo y m en
E i ^l08“I PROFESSIONAL
__ I SERVICESRT '
A-t. H o u s e k e e p i n g . 733-4938
J* C O U M T R Y C L E A H E ^ Wo c le a n h e ro , w e c lean
there, w o d e a n overywh- ero . RosidenUal, detall-
: a - ing„& oftlcos.Rea8ooab|o ratos, refs avail. 734-6726
G N’ M C aU rtng1 6 1 0 * yrs exp. Call 734-8936
NO TIME TO CLEAN? •BV Wo se rvo the MV1
Commerdal/ResJdontlai. Rof. avail. 7344 tt36 .
195. I 113be- I CHILD CARE Ttas I SERVICESy o f COLLEEN’S CLUBHOUSE
Pre-school activltios. ages 2-6. Call 734-9948.
C h ild C a r o In m y h o m e w o o k d a y s on ly . C P R S
190 . first aid cortined, fenced ’ backyard, in tho Sawtootii
___ School D istrict 736-0117
^ rir Child care In my home, any a g e . 324-2699
'V ?; DEE DEE’S Day C are now ha82oponlnos. 734-0713,
H a n s e n C h ild C a r e any------ ag e . Acthrttlos, iota of funiM da ll 423-6946._________
I m
J I 2 0 1 TI ADMINISTRATION/ I ' MANAQEMENT
llo rr MANAGER: A m anagor ta w anted for a TF floral and
“ « sum e and salary require- m en t to: Box 94177, c/a
------------nm e«-N 0W B 7P O -B 0)i548. Twin Falla, ID 63303
>*«: MANAGERS. N ew er mo- tol, housing/salary, greal a re a , wlU train. 733-1359.
re s t I“tor I ---------- - 2 0 3 --------------1U I ADULT CARE
I PERSONALred.
T h e C o u n t r y L i v i n g— R o o m , s t a t e l ic e n s e d
c are hom e now h aa onela s t room availablo. tf you or a ■ng . loved ono Is looking for e >92, clean caring envlronmeni ^ In a ^ y ^ w w ^ s e t t i n g .
__I ADULT CARE. C ore glvei^ n e ed e d . CNA preferred,M.i 48 hr. shift, IndopendeniJ 'g contractor. 766-9409.
I 204— I -CHILDCARE/r/d II 0 r Pull tjme daycare m n in g i
In m y h o m e M -F d a y s , O to C e t t i f le d C P R / l s tA ld ^ n y . Call Krtsti @ 423-4344
—“ 1 NANNY A Special p e rso r ■e to com e Into.our hom e 8
c a r e fo r-2 c h i ld r e n 2£ ! <« hrs/wk. Must havo a driv-
e r a l i c e n s e , B o 'nefite , included. For m ore Infor- jOq. matlon call 736-3991
I___ CHILD CARE/NANNIESN e e d c h i ld c a r o in m^
» • hom e dally. 734-1013.
_ 4 205■ a q r i c u u i j r ^
B AG: Com Conditioning Op- . erator. S e e d com pany Ir
N am pa haa an Immediate— opening for an indlvklua D e x p e ^ n c e d In se ed con
ditlonlng procosslng.iTWj p o s it io n o p e ra te s 6ecc
o m conditioning equ ipm en i Two years experience op
, . orating s e e d d e an lo g m a ‘Or chlnory, s e e d trea ting fl
tion & supervisory experl-— ■ e n c e is highly desirab le
Mail a resum e to: Harrii M oran S e e d C o m p an y 1 8 3 2 G a rr ity B lvd , PC B o x 9 6 0 . N a m p a IC83653 E O E ____________
A G R IC U L T U R E Y e a i r o u n d e m p lo y e e to d< (M d & shop work In sum
r*^ m e r . shop work In winter I m ech an ica l backarounck----------M sS ftlairM irtT B eT S jnf^ foH able ope ra ting large
e q u ip m en t P le a se aenc— r - r e a u m a to PO B o x 3 8 2
Goodinfl. ID 63330 .
— E xpefienced fee d e r ne ede d for d a iry In J e ro m e
U M ust hav e aom e sxpe rie ^ n e e , 3 2 4 -6 2 1 1 . a s k (01 T. John . —Z i r ---------OUTOTANtJINO------
■ , WVESTMENT __- ^OPPOimiNITYI
ft EASTERN IDAHOH ^ UVESTOCK >^ ---------COMMISWOM-------8 - - W ith 3 6 0 0 h e a d caoad ty
on 17.46 acr« a .S 0 S 4 M l
— ■ * '’ ^ v ^ 5 i e d o w r ? * ° ", Fof m ore W om w tlon can L* . ■ w n Brown ® 678-0008 01
436-3228.— CAREY&APAM S ;
« • ; ; Ty
l e e ' -Vyanted: B a ar teo o a d mSc a r ( o f ^ l g h ^ h l f t . ; 4 0 (
n t
. | _ A G R I ^ T J n ^ I^ Ranch team cook for small C a . crew, do chores & gener
al ranch work. Year round job, housing provided
— suitable for small family, ' S Apply Riddle R anches.'Bn Rrddfo Id. call 208-759- vh' 3249 evos.all- • J'ble --------------------- :------------ -
^ 4 2 0 6 . M■ ^ E D I C A U D E N T ^
— CNA's & NA's needed (or - 7 allshifta.:espodalty11pm- (
7am. P le a se calt 543- lai. 6401 for interview.
— LPN's a RN'e could you ~ 1 use a llttlo m ore.cash
'o n c e in aw hilo? B usy Hospice agency noods . your to p r^ d e PRN crisis ,
IS? care. Will work around I youf current schedule. Send resum e to: MVSS
__ 2002ndAvoN,TwinFalls 'me orM VSS. 418 0no lda.^ 4 Ruport.ced ______________________
MEDICAL: Beautiful new I” facility needs com pas- anv slonate, respectable CNA ^ for part-tim e 3-11 pm.___ 736-3727_____________S T M V M a n o r e u rra n V y a c - i— cepting applications for any dietary & laundry depart-
S v W K r T d— NId&o, Wendeli. Id., ■
II MEDICAL/DENTAL. rTi .■ w anted for TF doctors i
■ office. 3 days per week.I l S end rosum o to : BoxM • 9 5 2 8 4 . % T he T im es-■ News, P.O. Box S46, TwinI Falls. ID. 83303.
— , MEDICAL Therapy Techs needed, to wod( wtth pro-
N/ found handicapped kids.-l:45-10pm or 5:30-2pm -
^ shifts, weekend work Inr is volved. If Interested calland Teresa at 934-5603.
^ MEDICALlire- DIRECTOR OF NURSING c/o SERVICES TWIN FALLSJox- -CUNIO-&-HOSPrrAL--------303 44 b ed m u lli-spocialty— hospital. OuallflcaOons Inno- dudoprovkxMOxporionco 'oat In nursing managomont, 59. - strong organ iza tiona l— sl<IIIs. Salary dependent
upon experience. Excellen t b enefit pack ag e . Send resum e to: Brent
_ Bodily. Administrator. PO ^ Box 1233, Twin Falls, ID |,od 63303 EOE___________
MEDICAL-CNAS/NAS a .NEEDED for full-tlmo &
part tim e p ositons. all . shifts avail. Wood River | Core Center offera a wkJe |
__: ■ range of benefits. Includ-Iver Ing m edlcai.& d e n ta l •ed. Insurance. PaW vacation lent a n d re tlre m a h t p lan .
P lease contact DNS at— Wood River Caro Center. ~ n located 16 m liea N. of
Jerom e. 511 E 4 th St, Shoshone, Id 63352 or
J . call 686-2228._________r>99 MEDICAL. Activity Aide/ >ys> . companion needed eves., ^id. call Vteki at 543-6401 ,— MEDICAL Position for din- e o ksnurseforDr.Nkrhdson. son Starting dale 7-10-95. Ap-e & plication closing dato. 6- ' 25 16-95. Submit applicaUon. I
Iriv- & r e s u m e to S a n d y (lie s c h a e r a t TF C linic & I ■for- Hospital, Box 1233, TF. i
63303 or call 733-3700 ^ oxt 340 for detail?. EOE
my MEDICAL CNA's, and N ^ needed, will train. Rck-up . application ot Gooding ' R ehab Living C en ter.
L 1220 Montana, Qooding, U Contact Terri. 934-5601.Op- m edical: Mountain Vie^
luai applications for cna /n a . ^ (or PT & PRN positions. ^ WettfBlooWnfl^indlvkt. BAd uka who aro Mnd, caring “nf and responsible. Wo o(fof odI competitive wages, good mL b enefits and p leaaan t a \ working condltiona. If you : la would like to be a part of
our leam. Call Suzanne or Connie at 423-5591
>»[?• MEDICAL PT Dietary aide irna wanted, hrs.6-10am a 4-
7pm. Wages DOE Apply P g at 820 Sprague. Buhl. ID
— 4 2 0 7 na a r l o F n C E / C L £ R I C |^
£ AMERICANSTAFRNQ, INC.
.ero(easkmaLotnce.wo(ken.. n eed ed (or.tem porary
1122 ..soasonat and temp-to- pn? Hire poaK iM Accounting '®2.- A aa lstah t; S ec re ta ry ,
• • Word P rocesso r. D ata Mrf. Entry Clark,.File Clerk, ^ - Switchboard O perator.
today •_ 734-64521-800-721-WORK------- 8ERVINOTHB-MAOIC___ .VALLEY,gOR9YEAR8l
GO PLACESlWITH THE FASTEST
SNELUNG/ 734-1000 1-60Q-734-1017
^ 6EOCWFAW) g n 9fB oa*C lerteeijqtfMona
^ T ^ P R E S SIST PERSONNEL SERVICES
'-TWInPaia. 733-7300 V? Bui1ey.678-40«*NbFee
] | o m o ^ ^ 2 1 £ £ L . tII O rgan ized , conscien tious Ir- p e rso n n e ed e d for b u sy . i raw o ffice '.W P sk lilaa . j m ust. Good wotMng cond.'. ' L ong -term re la tio n sh ip ~ :. d e s lro d . S e n d re s u m e s ^ '- to: Box 95120, c /o Tlme-
News, P.O . Box 548, Twin Falls. ID 63303.
1 S u p e r 6 Motel now hiring PT ev en in g d e sk c lerk . P le a s e ap p ly In p e rso n “
- 1260 Blue Lakes Blvd N.
V OFFICE/CLERICAL BuUd- >I- Ing m a te r i a l a u p p l lo r
se ek s computer, da ta per- “ e o n , to w ork w ith A /P .u A/R, & filling. Accounting^ b a c k g ro u n d p ro fo rro d .,y Call 733-1120___________
5 2 0 8 I 1, I PROFESSIONAL £e^ G oo d in g S c h o o l D istric t , hatf openings for a certi- ’ f led s p e c ia l e d u c a t io n
toachor for multiple hand-- Icapped etudonts and for M a part-time certified com- I- m u n io a t io n d i s o r d e r A specia list. S e n d resu m e y to: 507 Idaho St, or call
9 3 4 -4 ^ 1 forapplteatkjna.
~ Good>r>9 School District Is)r now tak ing app lica tionst- fo r C ertified S e c o n d ary1. t e a c h e r s f o r e v e n in g0 c lasses . S end resum e to:
507 Idaho SI. or call 934- .- 4321 ask for Mtohelle.
•s PROFESSIONAL Full-time * k. s p e c ia l M a s te r ( o v th o X Snake Rlvor Basin Adju- i- d ica tion , D IstrlcI C ou rt,In Tw in F a lls . Id a h o . T h o
Speciai-M astor Is respoo- ^ siblo for assisting tho Pre- .
skiing Judge in resolving . w ater rights c ase s . Spo- do l m aste rs hoar protrial
— m attererconduct hearings In a n d file f ind ings of fac t
a n d c o n c lu s io n s o f law with th e Presiding Judge.
“ U censed attorney in good „ s ta n d in e with five y e a rs5 litlgallon e x p e r ie n c e or ^ equivalent required. Sala-------- w u T lo 'M 9 .3 7 2 rO p o n "y untU fllled. Send resum e,
reference list and a wrtt- ? Ing sa m p le to: Daniel C
Huributt, Presiding Jodgo , . ; SRBA District Court. PO
B o x 2 7 0 7 . T w in F a i la '• Id a h o . C a ll (20B) 7 3 6 -
3011 forlntom iattonEO E
0 LOAN OFRCER D Mkl S tate Mortgage. Mort
g a g e loan officer, g re a t “ .o p p o r tu n ity , will t r a in ,? comm only. Call betw een6 9 • 10:30am ® 73» 0 0 0 2
3r P R O F E S S iO l^ ’ le Flier School District is tok- i ’ ing applications for a Sec - »l ondary* E nglish /Speech •n te a c h e r for th e 1995-96 1. school year. T he salary is at according to th e negotiator, ed sa lary schedule . T he 3f position will remain open t , u n til f ille d . A p p lic a n ts 3r m u s t h o l d r o q u i r o d
certification.” T o a p p ly c o n ta c t M arie
C ravens, P e rsonnel Co- ordlnator. 208-326-5961.
■This p ^ o n subject to fl- nallzation outlined In pro-
n cedu res under 33-514 of ^ Idaho Code.____________
>n iP. Exper. P fT w altperson (or10 eves. 4 w eekends. Apply
in p e r s o n a f te r 5pm a l7 G eorge K 's Fine Foods,* t719W m bertyR d.T F .
ip —ig G earing up for the sum m err. s e a s o n , n o o d s c o oks &g, w allre sso s a n d c ash ie rs
In tho tfft shop and store.-*- A pply a t p e r s o n a t th ew Traveler'a O asis, north of» | the H ansen bridge. EOE
s. HELP WANTED - P lea sect- apply betw een 9-11am a tig Burger S top, 1335 Addi-of son Avo E, TF
S RESTAURANT/LOUNGE „ Help w anted: Day a night, of T a c o B a n d ld o .R e tir e d I . p e rs o n s e n c o u ra g e d to
apply. Cad for a n appoint-- m e n t 733-8100.
£ RESTAURANT4y S O a E R 'S RESTAURANT/ .N ow hiring cook, uUUty a- sa lad b a r positions. Apply “ I • in person Mon-Thur
betw een 2-4pm ^ 719 Blue Lakes Blvd. N
RESTAURANT Now hiring quaitfled applicants for PT
n a F T sen re rposlU oM . ry '
^ 1564 Blue LalceeBtvd.N
I'; RESTAURAMf L" Bartender/casino opportu-
,11 2491 a sk t o f l ^ - - .
^ RESTAURANT______^ ASiMPLYBETTERS --------TC A C E T O W O R K -------
Enthualaatio .enargoltoand “ ra sp o n a ib la .e m p lo y ee s
w a r ^ l K you e r ^ work-
1 - jj^ iiyp iii/y ^ i i s y h B ys3 tfee.efxU^ e p |ir t r i a
^ -poattloni»lof you .N oiea-- experience la re
q u ire d . b u t you m u at praeent « poMlve knege. toourcuatomere,(shHtor
17 achedule llmes/daya of
- j S n S S T s I j M P l E * * ^ ! .
cated e t T r»«tart Oesla,S N o r th .o f th e H a n a e n
M M ^ ^ I B b r 'o l ^ . E O E
4 210 I 4■ ^ _ - S A t £ ^ ^ - I
Inside s a le s , g u a ra n tee d .] isa lary , no exper. noces- isary, earn whiio you loorp. <
•733-5137 for appt. ' “
SALES Advertising. llv » awoi^t In S un Valley o t Its Ponly locally ow ned radio <s t a t io n , K E C H . B a s o , Picom m , c a r ollow ance a 1b e n efits . Call 726 -6324 ifor an appointment. EOE i
SALES P eop le iN eeded im m ediately. |
No exporienco necessary ,. | duo excoDont solos ' . ,
training program. Com pa- |ny offers: incentive i
program, earn while you leam , those aoloctod
m ust bo willing to start ( . > Immediatoly. Forf Hnteorfaw call 733-4673. i
SALES. Natton wWo Indus- trial distributor of fasten- _ e rs a conslruciion sup- plioe Is seeking entry iov- o l s a le s /m a n a g e m e n t p e r s o n s Iri T w in F a l l s location. Duties include; s Insldo a o u ts id e s a le s , i l o a d i n g a u n lo a d in g trucka , dollvorios, q u o ting. e ta Qualified person will b e energetk: a willing to leam . B ase -► commla- ston. a oxcolleni opportunities . S e n d re su m e to: '1300 Kimberiy Rd. Unit #15.,Twln Falls, ID. 83301 or fax to: (206)734-0466.
$ $ SALES SS Now kX)Wng for experienced -
aa le s people for a n . D oxcellont opportunity In a N
fast paced growing compony.
T h e H om e P lac e - 734-5175 " •R e y °
S A l^ S , InsWo'retail, must h a v e g o o d t e l e p h o n e m a n n e r s , a w o rk in g knowledge of building ma- terlala required , resu m e M U ST in c lu d e w ork ing - and personal roferoncos. ^ B enefits inc lude h e a lth . P dental and Dfe Insurance, a s well a s a good retire-
_ m a n L p a c k a g a , .E la a a e . _ m a l l r e a d m e to B o x 9 1 4 3 5 7 % T im es N ow s,PO Box 548, Twin Falls,Id 63303_______________ j;
SALES W h o lesa le M agic Valley a rea . FT a PT high c o m m is s io n , ow n h r s , p o ^ l e resklual income, weekly pay period. Con- " t a c t J e ( ( ry a t W ilso n 's . UmKed 736-1863. y
SALES Local sh o e store is Pnow tak ing app lica tions C(or (ull time empToymont. h
. S e n d r e s u m e to B o x9 1 5261 % -T ;m os N ew , CPO Box M 6 ,T F , ID 83303 C
SALES IA SALES PROFESSIONAL Hiring rep s to work on pro- E
se t confirmed oppts. only. - NO CO LDCALLSli !■
O u r p r o d u c t is s e c u r i ty C C T V to b u s ln e a a e s . - DAYTIME SALES. Avera g e Income la SS0k-$ 100k p e r y o a r com m , w ith a
.W ^ E K L Y D R A W o f $1 ,000 . Min 5 y rs verifi- i. a b le o u ts id e s a le a exp. Fax resum e to: Mr Craig M cfaddon 602-867-8141
. or call 600-466-9279
------------------------------- 1SALES Local buUding ma-
te rla i d e a le r looking for in s id e sa le s p e rso n with som e knowledge of buiW- Ing materials, tools, paint a W i v ^ . Must bring In resum e w/wori( and personal references. Hourly w age. Call 733-1120 for infonnation. EOE
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TECHNICAL Video gom e technician needed . Must • b e a b l e w o rk d a y s o r n i g h t s , w a g e D O E . <
. P le a se app ly In pe rson : . T r e a s u r e C o v e G u lf a G am es. 70S Blue U k o s Blvd N. Tv^n Fells, Id ■
4 210 I •1 - I i;L ong h a u l a lo c a l t ru c k
driver needed . 1 y r exp e r ie n c e a r e f e r e n c e s r e q u e a te d . L Ivee tock hauling a knowledge also needed. 734-7333
NEEDED N O w ii Lortg Haul T ruck Drtvera
73<-W 70
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CAREER OPPORTUNfTY, J
P a r t s p e r s o n , y o u n g ^energetk;, °
Part time, could lead to full ^tim e , if y o u a r e a h ig h 'school g raduate with good "m a th s k i l l s o n d o n )o y _ fworidng with both peopio -reond com puters, th is m ay ^bo th o o p po rtun ity , you _hovo boon seek ing . Coll TFJa c k M ilcholl 324 -3 9 0 0 F
, .betw een 6 am and 5 pm ~to arrange your irrtorviow. TF
dC o n P e u lo s ^
C h e v ro le t P o n tiac OMC f(truck a n d G EO, v
901 S . L incoln. Je ro m e . FA n E q u a l O p p o r t u n i ty J
Employer.
D a D T ran sp o rta tio n TFS e rv ice s, INC a1735 S M a in . J
Gooding, ID 63330----- <Seeking Magk: Valley a re a <
d r iv e r s w ith C O L a n d [good driving reco rd . 4 8 Jsta te R oo fe r- Mostly fto- ;touch freight. '
CompoUUvo Salary < Timely Raises
Health Insurance ,401K )
Lumpers Pakl [H om eRegulariy '
Come by offlce or call I 1-20S-934-4451 {
DICK SIMON TRUCKING >Now higher pay sca le . 46 t
a n d C a n a d a . G r e a t ibenotits. 1-600-727-S665 ”
DRIVERS n e e d e d with .3 SJyrs. O TR exp, Must hovo MC D L a g o o d d r i v i n g Iroco rd r S 'w o s to rn a 4 8 ts t a t e r o o fe r p o s it io n 's <o v a i i .T n o t o u c h ( r t . , (1-600-625-4553_________ '
Drh^era IR a J Leasing Is looking for (
professional drivera to m n >48 a 11 W estern S tates, lW e h av e 2 0 new trucks _ i
Its. in te r e s te d ? C all 1 - , 800-523-3089-.Shorioi. i
Hair sM IsI full-Umo or part- ! time, for JD Hoir Studio. ! Apply a t ROBYN TODD, ' M V M o ll o r c o i l L I s a734-1488_______________
H iring Fo r Factory/food processing Z W arehouse workers Forii lift operators Constnjdlon Mechanics Mad>inists Carpentry CDL drivers ,Cooks
EXPRESSPERSONNEL SERVICES
Twin Falls, 7 3 ^ 7 3 0 0 Buriey, 676-4040 * No Foe
In u rm e u n ta ln K ea ting &A ir C o n d i t io n in g , In e .
. h a s an Im m ediate op en ing for a n o x p e rle n c e d HVAC L icensed Serv ice Technk^lan. Muat h av e 2 y r s '.e x p o r l e n c e a ow n
(.hand tools. W ages a ben efits com m ensu ra te with o x p ^ e n c e a aM lty. Call . 733-3252 for appointment. **
_________________________ CTRADE Motlvatod and ex
p e rien ced INDUSTRIAL MECHANIC n e e d e d for full-time position . Appll-
■cant ahould h av e knowi- odgo of hydraulics, diosei e n g in e s , tr a n a m ls s io n a ^ electrical diagnosttes - s o m e w e ld in g . N e e d _ own to o ls . S a la ry D O E. j B ono fits in c lu d ed . C all Doug a t 324-2900 or a p ; ply in p e rso n a t SC O TT MACHINERY CO al intersec tion of 1-84 a n d Hwy 93, Jerom e.
W anted: ExporioncedS h o rt H aul T ruck D rivers. _
Call 324-7148. T
MECHANIC neededfull-time, T rans IV B uses _Apply a t 496 M adrono, ^
or call 736-2133. ■ I
- P A R T S CONSULTANT IImmediate opwUng for new
Tw in F a lla a to re FT w / ben efita M on-Frl. N eed com puter a parta exper. G o o d p e o p l e a k i l la a d e a n worit record. Entor parts ordera, for m echanics a custom ers, pull or- ders (rom stock. Reoulres frequent lifting stooping a
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OWTAKINO I ■IONS FOR: •:a s h i e r s IISON&--------; -; PERSONS ; RSONS I■sbnnel Office— ! -h ru F riday-------- ! -to 4 p . m . ! -
Ih tasurancejSan. ' j W e ^ o o ^ a ,
. TWInFalls | 7a<H393 or , _
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SALES Con P au lo s Auto EXFMail In Jerom e has 2 Im- ortm e d ia t e o p e n in g s (o r c lisolos/loosing. E x p ^ o n c e voiproforrod but will train th e poright pe rson . Must h av e sugood communication artd Csverbal skills, and appear- Faance. Apply by appoint- vie mont to Goorge Hilaridesa t 734-6565 or 324-3900 ^
TRADETruckdrivorawant- jfifl ed immediately. 324-7557 ^
TRADE Sw aiher operator, ___FT,waQOS D OE 423-4269
TRADE Owner opomtors a drivers looking (or a new homo. Landstar Ugon o(- r r = fors non-forcod dispatch, w eekly se ttio m en ts and plenty of milos. M ust-be m in. 23 w ith 1 yr OTR.Call Jlm,e00-367-2156
TRADE W areh o u se p e rson needed. Good physical condllion, oporoling forit lItt, mochonlcally in- * dinod, good amund other people. COL a big plus, ^ M anor women of Integrity. . q S t a r t in g s a la r y D O E . rr Please call bolwoon 6-10 faam, 733-9690_________ e
TRADE Full-time PA R TS S C O U N T E R P E R S O N " n e e d e d . H eavy eq u ip - m 'e n t e x p e r i e n c e d preferred . Solory DOE. ? i e n e f i l s inc luded . Call a KEN JOA a t 324-2900 or « opp^ In person at SCOTT iXCCHINERYCOatinter- . section of 1-64 and Hwy * 93, Jeromo.
TRADE ESECURITY SUPERVISOR B Magte Valley Mall seeks to
hire Security Supervisor t o d i r e c t o il » e u r l t y o p n r a l io n f t^ a cc ess fu l candidate will havo docu-' ^ mented training In all a p - . propriato d isciplines Indudlng legal Issues, r^h ts of a rre s t , se lf d e fe n se , w eapons u se and first aid. MWmum 5 years law en- (ofcam ent with minimum
oxperience. iackg rounS check ond dnjg screening required. Coinpensalion $16k plus benefits. Send resum e to:
Magic Valley Mall Attn: General Manager 1465 Polo Uno R d .E ast
Twin Falls, ID 63301
TRADERANOEN, INC.
■ QUAUTY CONTROL TECHNICIAN
CurronUy occopllng applications for a quality contro l t e c h n ic ia n in th o aquaculture feeds mill. In- c u m b e n t.w il l m o n ito r manufacturing processes and analyze Toed aam pi; .
- e s . A bility to k e e p d e tailed, a cc u ra te rec o rd s required. Throe years ex- p o ^ c e in a feed mill or In a quality control position preferred . APPly 'n person to RANGB^. INC., 116-13th A venue S outh ,^ I Buhl, Idaho. jAn Equal EmcJoyment ‘ Opportunity Employer
TRADEAGGRESSIVE INDMDUAL "
Looking for a Career in ' ConstnKttonI Must bo self "startor asetf-motlvatod.—
PosWons availablo for concrete finisher a stool
buUdlng erbctor.Send resum e with
roferoncesto: JB arS C ons tn jc tton ,
2439 East 3700 North,Flier, ID 83326
TRADE T h e Flier School D istric t a n n o u n c e s en opening for a C ustodian position a t Hollister Elo- montaiy School. The d o s ing dato Is Juno 23 ,1995 . P l e a s e a p p ly to M ario C ravens, P e rsonnel Coordinator, PO Box X, F11- er, Idaho 63326.-
TRADE Wanted: 2 carpen- tors, can betw een 7-10pm 423-4279______________
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FACTORY NO FEE
TEMP TEMP TO HIRESNELUNG
_____ P e f to n n e l Sen rtoea _734-1000 1-600-734-1017
EEOCM/F/WD
Dealer/PH Boss; excellent - tokos & beneftts. AH shifts open. Call 702-738-8421 ask for T ina or Dave
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XPERIENCEO trout bon- 'M iS (Drs w anted . B ened ts in- Worelude h e a lth in su ran ce . dolh»»acaUon, -sick pay, 401K (or rponsiop, w age com m er- Fri. <Burato wilh ex p erien c e . $6pC all B Iuo L a k e s T ro u t FalliFerm. 733-4631 (or Inlor- munview appt... ’ ah ii
• start oxibillty, unlimited oam -ngs, SELL AVON, 734- u i c c 9256 or 678-3470 Avonindopondont Solos Rep. ^------------------------------------ App
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RfSTAURF o o d S e r
If you ore looking for o pouKon < server, Coctui Peles is the place reslouranl'tnonagemenl leom is cfwiges k> our axpondir>g food bu qoolity-ooented food seryw mono resort property wilh o betr b o te w o g e i ^ M $4.25 to :
Petes ofert on excellent be ^indudes medicd, denid ond vision i profit shoring, Cbntocf cor Humon R* exdting coreer wilh Coctus Pete). Iwfn FoOt Office: (208) 736-1626
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moking less, H's time to change.
Pofonliol vrtiges for Flo< 'B au d on ooming* ol full-Hmo «m| dltcratienary bonvt, murt Im 21 ye
For more information on bonuses and benehts, and excih'ng new carebr, «xito
ol the following nu Tvrin FoIU 0ffics:,(20a) 736-16
Shopping Moll ''Aiiwistor C JockpoT of^ (800) 442-383:
REW.1RI C.\>ISO • I.MTKIIAN eOUAL OPPORTUNrrY EMF
I n T h e H o s p l t a l l t0>ed Inlo Ihe wdling » d rewirifing Miibte M Ihe orVy Four Diimond prep C*ctu$ P«ei Rewrf Ooino. Coripelillve condiUom, flexible sclwlule, Mvincei irmnnce and pnfit shtring <Burt your nxxe ihjn * job, ifs a orter.We hive Irm
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•R o o r Cashier- .Bak•C a g e Cashier *iau•E ng ineer (Painter) •S to •F ood Servers •Hoi•W ard robe A ttendan t >Ele< •ESE (custodial) 'Spc•R oom A ttendanl* « 0 b•S U tion A tte n d an t-----------Sec•Barbaek «Ker•C ocktail Sen/er *08!•W arehouse Person •position indudes incentive*boni
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H \SC O P P O R T U N IT Y Woman a mon wanted for delivery of concert ticketa ' for next 7-8 w eeks Mon- Fri. 9am to 2pm, S6.50 to $6 por hr. Must know Twin.Falls a surrounding com- munKios u se own vohido a havo proof of insurenco, start immediatoly call Poik 736-9413.______________ .
fllSC. OPPORTUNITY Applications now t>elng ac cepted fro cashtor/cTerks.Apply in p e rs o n a l th e SUnkor Slatkxi 1777 Wm- boriy Rd. in Twin Falls.
IRANT I ERVERSKon os o resiouront food loce for you. Our now m is bringing exciting id business. If you ore o . jliing lo work d o 4-{£o- b e r f e ^ n ^ w r a g e I to $3.75 (bosed on nuol merit increotes el, w e vran t to folk
nl benefit pockoge whkh iion imuronce os weO os mResourcesofBcebron
1626, Lynwood nertttorCosinos 33. Extension 6609 nd Peak lower
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>AREVagesURS•level posih'ons I with no previous ;If you're presenrtye t o ^ s i o e r ae.
Floor Cashiers;
M y o a n o lo ao te
I on our Incentive and the start oP on jntoct.Codus Petes 3 numbers:^1626. Lynwood ,torCasir>os3833, Extenskm 6609'iPeleBWTK1X1I Nt\:ADA ,I-EMPLOYER Mff'/WV ^ .
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MISC Tho Joromo Schoo , J>l8tr1ct Is accopUng appll
cntlona for School Distric Bummor m ain tenanc t poraonnol. Main dutloi
.will bo y'ord w ork anc painting..
To apply contact Unda Adorns
Jorome School District PO Box 487 t07W 3rd
Joromo. ID 83338 (208)324-2392
(208)324.7609-FAXMISC OPPORTUNITY NOW INTERVIEWtNQ
3 full timo positions nov available. Jotjs aro ontr lovoiwanhousopostUons
' . - Qood starling pay. Inter viows will bo conductec
, Tuesday Ma^&Olh. 199f
' IMTERMOUKTAIN STAFP INO RESOURCES
634 ADDISON AVE TWIN FAU-S, ID
MISC OPPORTUNITY APPUCATIONS
ACCEPTED We are currently accepting
applications for the foh lowing positions: .
*Oonstmctfon •Production •Landscaping •Yard Caro
-Full and p a r t lim e work evaltable. Ap^lcatlons ac- coptod Mon-Fri 9^pm
NO FEE INTERMOUWTAJN STAFF-
• INQ RESOURCES 834 ADDISON AVE
TWIN FALLS, IDMISC OPPORTUNITIES.
Men & woman for phono salearol concert Uckots for n ex f7^8 wksTMblvFfr 5:30pm to 9:00pm & Sat 8 :3 0 a m lo 1 2 :3 0 p m . SS.50-S6.SO par hr. No e x perience necessa ry start Immediately call Lar- ry736-768&___________
MISC. OPPORTUNITiES. ________ W o ^ y w a m ^ w H hda»
Road District. 857-2284. Keep trying eariy & tate. -
MISC. OPPORTUNmES NAPA AUTO PARTS
Is now accepting applications for a position In delivery & cashier.
' Come join a progressivo goal oriented organization.
. Please apply in person at : 1650Klm^yRd..TVvln
Misc Newfed Imntediateiy__ _____ l OpoopIe who want more
th an a minimum w age doad-end job. Join our
'home maintenance team.• We guarantee above av- ' e rag e pay. fas t promo- ; tions into management:
Must be neal. dean, ond T ijaVd yourow ri car::Nd ' experience necessary .
We train. High school and college students welcome wHh additional incentives.
■ Full-lime and part-time available. Call Troy for interview. 736-2S35. ■
MISC C ash iers needed:, Apply In person. SImoriy's
260,S Idaho. Wepde)!., ■" M IS C E L L A N E O U S
-^T e lem ark e te r* needed,- — . hoortyw^o+_co(T>m..CalL
733-8350, ask for Unda.
MISC Opening for person that would like part time woriL Hours 1:00 to 5:00 pm Monday through Frid a y . a n d fu ll t im e 'a t : Christmas. Would Uko to have person with som e
; computer skills and packaging experience.
Send resume lo: Part Time 640 Blue U k e s Blvd. N.
Suite »S01 TwinFalls. ID83301-4033
'Assistance Needed . A m bltous& E nergetic?
California Dreamln'I
: RELOCATE To Canfomla or Chicago, II. Excellent
. Jod for the bright bMinrw. Manufacturer of 'SAVE
THE PLANET
Products. M ustbe 16 & up & able to START
NOWICall 7AM-SPM
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MagioWord.734-82r7
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BUSINESSOPPOBTUNITIES
tiool •PPlI- SPAYPHONE ROUTESS «rtct Local sites for solo nee . $2000 week potentloT. itlos Call 800-208-5300,24 hrs.ond ---------------------------------
o»S & E ID.- Gun Store Hardware & Auto Ports ' Route Business,
let Caa Jim TMon RMlty. _______ SS4^900900 phono lino service
Groat for the entreprenoui / or for business. Call 73» . . . .7543. leave mossago.
[n Exc opportunity for oxtrt now income. Worit part or Fl mtry independent Wedcc
. LMds“ irSS?B^^^cted stance provMed. No col< 995 call soiling roq. Exc op
portunity w/substantlal In- «ce. come potential for out go- i Ing lndMdua].Commisskxi r Call 307-733-2336 for in-
f o rm a tio n p a c k o ne —~ application.
Loi your dally nowspapei work lor you . . . rsod (tnd
rtlng uMthodMtlflodi.
T H E T J M E S M E W S CURRENTLYHAS THEFOLLOWINQ
ROUTES ■ork a v a i l a b l e1®®" •TWINFALLS-.
Route 72B f p . a Monto Place & Street I San La Rue
Monto Vista600 Block Sunrise Blvd <
— Granada Dr •ES. Route 735ono 1600-1600 Block RIer.ifor Sophomore Blvd _____•Ffr 40fr500MaaroriaN--------Sar 400-500 Maurice ___im. Mwlewood No RgrteB22
a ry ■ 100-600 3rd Ave E JB- 100-600 4th Ave E
^ W ^ ^ n d AveE 700 3rd Ave E
200-500 eth Ave E
P I S » - h » n A v .400 Bier Ave
- .I. 10O-WO Harrison St . lof 100-400 Van Buron
^ ^ I S n A v ,, - t 700RlerAve iln 100-400 Pierce St
Route B04— l7000nA lveradoSt ely 100-200 Avwkla Del Rio ore 1700-1800 Blake Stige IQO-gQOToaiaoMSt------
im. if you live In these areas &av- our interested In being ano- Independent junior routemt: ■ carrier...Please Call 733-uid 0931 ext203 .Nd . -iry. » _in(] .1 —.11.1. — . ,me T H E T O /IE S ^E W S
CURRENTLYHAS J’o® THEFOLLOWINQ
ROUTESAVAILA^IM
•BELLEVUE/HAILEY-— *Eariy morning hours JS *Smafl economical car >d. •Must be bondaWe—
..If Interested call Jim Oatos a. 1-8Q0-6SB-3883— •HANSEH/faUBERLY- ^ 2 . independent Junior
. Canler Routes Available. Please.CaII 423-4926 Rose
All West Ave A through 2.® West Ave F.
Call Toll Free S36-2S3S.If you live In these areas &
M our Interested In being a in d e p e n d e n t r o u te
>q carrier...Please Call 733-— 0931ext203
s'? BUSINESS OPPORTUNrTY t PAY PHONE ROUTE S 60 local established sites
, S 160 0 p o rw e^0 p en 2 4 hrs. Call 1-800466-4S88.It ______________________
e ' I i S ^^ ^ O N E Y T O W ^
. SSNEEDCASH7 -We buy rwtes & real estate
c o n t r a c t s . C r e a t iv e Finance. i-aoo-B9»4eo9
_ “ AUT0L0AM8 —I Auto dealer win anange low
co s t financing, even if N you've been turned down ^ elsewhere. Loans avail- »d. _BblO>r.pB8UMU)kniptcy.. en repossessions, bad credit— o r rw c re d lf : ' - _ Can Betty a t 736-3685> NEED MONEY?
Rea) Estate Loans .= .:ist2nd«ndequlty
(imereetB8lowM8.6%) Bankruptcy OK J P o o r C ^ O K '
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I Real Estate loans 'm ade ..' I 734^727 for.detiaa.
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1 ”^ 401 r n-0 . I SCHOOLS/I S - I INSTRUCTIONh/ M agic V alley C hristian
Jr./Sr. High School. For^ onrollmont information,ce . can 733-2323 or 734-833Z1?^ Why keop It whBti you no^ tongor t)«ed ll? S«U It with
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por 1QREATDEALII4wllh (tnd possibility of 6 bdrm, 3
bath. 2 car garage, new “ flooring throughout with
updated colors, fenced IS -yard, 746 Apache Way,- Q $116,900. Call 733-5854.'
✓ FOR SALE BY OWNERBeautifully maintained 3
bdnn 2 bath homo. A/C, S p rin k le r sy s te m , RV p ^ in g , d ose to pari< and schools W ,0 0 0 733-4439
BY OWNER: 3 bdrm, 2M bath. 2200 sq f t on 1.76
a a o s ; Large rough cedar fam ily ro o m w /w ood
' stove. 5 mln. drive to MV M all. $ 1 0 2 ,0 0 0 . C all
---- -3 2 4 .3 5 2 4 - . — ■_ B Y O W N E R :.4bdrm ;.3 .
baths, full finished bsmt.. w/flreplace, rww appls., & roof, brick-home, on quiet c o r n e r lo t . .$ 8 4 ,5 0 0 . 734-6607_____________
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ADTIMES CLASSIFIED
DEPARTMENT 2 0 8 ^ 7 3 4 > 5 5 3 8
For ea le by o w n err S e cluded ranch home on 6 ac re s , 4 bdrm . 2 bath , '
3 a ss t outbuildings. Ideal:___ "for.horse or.colves. Call .
734-3455
t & For sale by owner 3 bdnn,J a ' 1 bath, living, dining, & ute family room , fireplace, 33- - new gas heat & hot water
.heater, new roof, a great buy a t S68,000.734-6407
ZZ H ouse'for'salo 'b^ow nerl” /C 6 5 2 A ltu r& s D r, T F .
733-1016._____________Q I BUY HOUSES. S30-80K
range. Fixers ok^Save Broker fees. 734-9766.
NEW CONSTRUCTION If Each unit h a s approxl-
m a te ly 1140 sq . ft. of liv ing . 3 b e d ro o m s. 2
. ba th s m aste r suite a nd laundTy a re a .o n m ain floor. All this for $69,900.
^ . For Investors, 4-unltbuild- ' * ing available etS275,000.. FOR MORE tNFO. CALL «■ VIRGINIA ELDREDGE
AT 733-1735 or KATHY 50 PARTRIDGE AT 324J
3803. *«4-324.
SSS.OOO • Affordable new c o n stru c tio n . T h o se 3
I a bedroom 2 bath hom es | o by Devine Homes in T^ln to Falla m ake It possible.^ Vaulted ceilings, air. con
ditioning. 2 car garage. T h e re a r e a v arie ty of
TV flotsr p la n s to ch o o se V f r o m ..P r ic e s s t a r t a t- Jf $95,000 for 1500 sq. ft.
h o m e . CALL RON AT £ 73442Da «96-16(V16a074.
0 GEM^ STATE REALTY. INC.Ite’ 7 3 * ^/ • OWTMT WIII Carry I00 With $6500'down. No bank— qualifying. 2 Bdrm, fenced ^ yard, discount for cash.** $44;600. payments only" I $ 3 9 7 m o n t h . 7 3 4 -
9834/loave nm sage .
mEQUAL HOUSING
OPPORTUNITYAlndestala«»«rtrin0 lhlhis .
•AlnlonBion.lo makianywds '
, ^ 8 5 & E S S f f i i u i S ;° under lie a p s J 'i- ivtM iy wlUi paifiila eriegn *
oalodbn:pragnan( women and
7«d«ew dln lisiw w pepw jre ‘
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™ii"S95 ^ ■
u c tio n > R e afl " ' 5M J j W W ^ S H O M ^
TF - F of mmIb b y owner;• 4-5 bdrni, 2 bath, an brtek,
ThlB'immacuiate home has many rocont improvo- m e n t s & m a r i y f i n e amonlties. Such a s AC. gas heat/wolor. covered patio, foncod backyard,
J new windows. & more, m Only S99.500. 733-0014 or for apot O Open /louse n, S a t Jun* 17th, 1pm - Z 4pm. 1S36 W Imon O ■>0 TFLocatodon2'Aac.5m l •>’ . EofTF.noorcanyon,lyr
- old 4 bdrm, 1486 eq ft home. Vinyl siding. 2x6
! const., central hoat/air.
au to sp rin k le rs . 2 cor . gsrago. $99,500423-5957
•P rlce 'redueed ll 2800* eq. ft. fam ily hom o. A groat valuo. 5 bdrm. 2 bath, on largo lot, 869 Sparks. » 733-4970 all « offers consWored. •
5 ^ ^ I BUHURLER
EMate sale: 2 bdnn homo, 4 1 3 5 th A v e .. F i le r ,
Jl*. 734-6017 .__________».' ■ For Sell by owner 3 bdrm 2— bath home In Buhl. 4.64 ” seres w/live stream. Eves 3 643-6635 Or leave msg
V REDUCEDI Best buy on td the mari(6t today. It's truly t9 Immaculate and foaturos— a room y 1 ,1 5 7 s q .f t .^ homo, darling londscap-6 ing, fenced yord. OakloyV stone patio, sprinklers &
V : tl BARKER— — Cell 5434371---------
f - 504 I & I BURLEY/RUPERT Bt I HOMES
SURROUNDED BY SERENfTY:
5 bdrnV3 bath home situ------- a t ^ - o rHl-a-«of-«*-&f-
pasture. Hot tub, deck, 3 fireplaoBS end new kitchen com plete th e quiot scene . MID w ater with sprlnklors. Call Sheila Adams at Century 21 RKrer-
> side67B-9020 -
i 5W I— I QOOOINQWENDELI.»- I HOMESf House on 5 acres, east of,j Gooding, 2700 sq fl. 5,11 bdrm, 3V4 balhs. Fenced
p a s t u r e s w/2 s h o p s _ (24x30';, $110,000. Call\ 934-4277 &
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■ -ATrnUDBIlFonMldWngt* . :.wiihJ'aally.toam.and.maav ; SI34.900. Cill Dave for deoiUt;
■ T 4 3 s ' p ^ I iCOMPIBTH.1: J^NISHBI
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JEROME 6.5% assumable } FHA ARM QUAL 3 bdrm
house, drive by at: 116 9 6lh Ave E then call own- , ers801-760<7825
^ 0 8 ]; I KIMBERLY/HANSENJ I HOMES
■ Welt maintained large corner lot, qu iet s tre e t, 3
T bdrm, 1 bath, nice land-. scoping, fruit trees, gar-. don a rea , fenced yard.I ■ Must see. $74,900. 310. , .Willow. 423-4648
r i 512 I': I FARM/RANCHES/'’ I r DWRIES
i 27.26-facros w/feed lot.fli stock wator. $500,000.
■ Dairy, 120 acros-set up to > run 600 cows, $385,000.
640 acre farm & 400.cow, dairy w/3 homes,$995,000. Marco Investments; Inc. 677 Mariey Rd, Richfield. ID 83349. .
1000 ACRE RANCH Located just 40 minutes
South of Sun Valley.! Excellent pheasant.I hunting, 3 bedroom I house, BLM grazing and
an water rights Induded. $325,000 excellent
I assumable flnandng.' ■ Exchanges consklored.I PhUCoQuer
Sun Valley.fiealty • (206)622-3392
FARMS. 408 ACRES • in 2 percola,
buy all o r c e n sp lit. 2 hom es, pivots, crops & pasturereastof-Jeiome
400 ACRES - crops iive- ~ s to c k se t-u p v 4 B d rm --
home. A nice operation NWofPaul.T41._ _
240'ACRES • crops, pasture, TFCC water, gated pipe & contour, 2 homes, SW of Buhl.
235 A C R ^ - Good sprin- “ Tcloi^rrlbated imiii, u a lry ■
site, Wendell.40 A CRES • Beautlfui 5
bdrm home, heated shop, gated pipe, TFCC water. SW of Buhl. B11
ROBERT JONES REALTY
7 3 3 ^ ) 4 0 4
1-800-2M-5001 ----------E X m 211----------- --Fann & development land.
377 ac .1 ml. on Canyon ■ Rim,“T F Canal w ater;, Good Improvements, re
altor owned. 543-4930. ,
St. N. • 734-5858
i P E C I A L S ! ■
3 N S - R O A D — -,000. Spacioui 3 bedroom, 2 cpante 2 bedroom rental In 'ill coiulder lesM optkxv Call
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t room, w cll-de il^ ficwr
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JIBp;AND>-»B^ P y . FOR i
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.FARM/RANCHES/ DAIRIES 1
9 For sale. 160 acres wilh n hand lines in the Eden/3 Hunt area. Also a shop for
sale or lease In Hazehon. 626-6117
SACRIRCE PRICE FOR QUICK SALE BY OWN-
' ER: New basm en t & 2- story, 6000 sq ft home, garage. 8 etaliralsod her-
, ringbone cinder block r daltybam,250'freestans,I. 160 acres, 91 shares wa- I t o r . s t r e a m ru n n in g ^ through, 6 miles ea s t of ^ Shoshone Ice Caves. 35
m iles south of Hailey,- nexttoBLM . $179,000,'
o n ly s e r io u s b u y e r s ■wanted. (206) 487-a070
4 513 I ^ | a c r e a g e s & l o ^
’ . si9.s00tuy340ocro country/Kvne-tfffes,
pasture 8 2 5^17 av»• 1 ACRE HOMESITE LOT f Private lane. .
Gated entry.South of TWifi Falls
R. Q. BUILDERS, INC.637-6313
420-4846 or 420-3943
VA acre building tot, view of N & 8 nxxintams. End • of Garay Lne, Hwy 30 V4 N from Asgrow, Filer. Private, quiet, great neigh-. boriwod. good Investment $14.300. Cell 326-5614
3.3 acres. Meander Point- canyon ffcn prop. 734-0622 ,
40 acres prime developing i kxalfanS^ofTF. ^3-6926.
> 80 a c r e s of goo d so il,----- $2500'aaVbrbe*toffer.-; _ N Qf CUfTV.423-5071._ _ _ .;1 BUHL c n y LOT: Roomy
7 6 ' X 1 3 0 ' lot z o n e d for- duplexesl...CallJudy. t BARKER, CeHS43«<371
Comer buDdlng lot ell un- r -derground4JtlM»vuubdl--
vision, $16,000.733-7446 i' Historic 60 acre parcel lo
cated on the BIG LOST .• RIVER. Newer 5 bdrm, 2 S
bath home just 40 mi from Sun Valley. River frontage w/ spectacular views. Excel terms to qualined' • buyer. Cali 206-566-2581 < eves or 509;.7^9452.to arronge shovHrtg.
r Large dty lot in Hagennen, d o se to the Post Office
I and downtown.xity water ; & sewage avail. 637-6253- *•
L o ts r ( o 2 « e n ^ ;DomestlcandltTtMtionwa’ ‘ .lor.provided.. PmlactlvffI Covonanta. 3 miles fJoith _
ot Hagarman. Prioad j $13,000-922,000.
W r ig h t R e a l t y C o . j837-4700
515 ICOMMERCIAL
PROPERTY
For sale or ren t A & M Ex- prosso bldg, 347. Wash-
■ Ciglon S t N.TF. Available 6-1-96. 733-3914 days 7 ^ 2 2 6 3 eves. . ~ ' '
~i 518 I I MOBILE HOMES |$29,900* 1981 UBERTY
m o6 iie h o m e . 3 b e d rooms, 2 baths, open floor , pl^n with large rooms. Ali new'vlnyi. double pane
.. windows, deck. OvefBlzed co rner lot in MH park. ' Spacerent Is $135.00 per m o n th . In v e ry g o o d co o d ltten .,C A aL ^A T 423-6986. (»95-16 6 .-------
GEMSTATE REALTY, INC.
734-0400 .'71 T am arac . 12X 66. 2 .
bdrm. new carpet $5000. . 837^46<Z~~~-
14X70,3 bdrm. 2 bath, gas hea t. AC. wood stove, shed. 733-3140 eves.' .
14x70 2 -bdrm . 1 b a th , elect covered patk) deck.
.734-4219, message.- ,1976 Kirkwood l ix 7 0 , 2. ' bdrm mobllehome. Re- ftig,.alr oond. New carpet ;
— thriighout-t-bethretover l lefrig, washer and dryer, exceptionally d ean . Located In Klmberiy park.
. Cali 423-6588 day* or 423-5456 evee. $16,000 .
. 1863 14x66; W/7X21.-3 bdrm. 2 bath, wood atove, I
$1?.60073»6172.. ,
court in Jereme, can Mkih v; ,eHe.®836;8S00.",.:-':' ■
1991Martetl»26X70.hant-. ■
'■roeeeiroeR,landKaped.‘ ; — Shown by-«ppt/only-t6- - ^quaOfledbuywa-teoAXL. .t
C iz y J #61.733-3612.af-. : t e r 6 p m o r .7 9 4 « e 0 6 2 t ..
• '' •. 24.X40t^^2 bdrm. mohllei ..
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E s t a t e y R g r i
,|_HOBI^HOH IM U 8 T S E L L 1 4 X 6 0 2 4 ^
1 bdrm; 1 bath: Lg living ' / room, oaa h ea t In mobUe r pari<-fnier.$ll.500/offer. - I. 423-4203.or'W6~4t50- NEAT AND CLEANI Dou-) ble wkle, 2 bdrm, 2 batti, .
open flbo^r"plaii', Laiy J , ■$29,000; ow ner carry. -
. LeMoyneReelty 7330974
K NEAT AND CLEANI Oou^ ble wkie. 2 bdmi. 2 bam, . open floor plan. Lazy J,
] $29 ,000 , ow ner carry.? LeMoyne Realty 7330674 5 ' " ' : .
•- £~"- 519 IS ^ E M E ^ Y L £ ^
. Bargain 2 cem eten plots < w/vaute at Sunset Memo- r i a l P a r k . $1 4 5 0 . : (503)391-9132.________
5 M I •REAL ESTATE '
Wanted ranch type home, * nkene(ghboriiood.Ek]er- iy railroad retiree & wife. I W il ip a y $ 6 0 K d o w n | payment. Send inquires i t o B o x 9 5 1 6 6 ,% T h e J Times-News, P.O. Box
' 646.TVvlnFans.lD.83303
1 f7~ . 601■ I FURNISHEDr ■ ____ HPV8ES_^ I. .
^ d r m ^ T a t l T a r o e r -=■ ■ ap^B..'$S50/rrio~$500- ' f dep.1at& tast733-1438 I" 433 Tyler, TF.
I" “ e S I
UNFURNISHED HOUSES i
I 2 bdrm, 1 bath in Buhl, no smoklt>g, reasonable rent
: 6 4 3 - ^ 1 anytime. - ! 2 bdrm. 2 bath, 6 minutes 1 from Twin F alls, $476
r e n t , $ 1 6 0 d e p . C all . 423-4696. ________
I 2 bdrm, 2 bath, double wide , mobile home, NE of RIer, i
4356 N 2450 E. Showing- -and-taklng-appllcatlons,, Mon, June 12.11 am to i - I pm, also Tues, June 13, > r 10to1_2yn.$460-»$300 I" dep., f lre tandiast month
rent, 2 bdmi,-dean. good loca- , tion, no p e ts . $425 . -f • I :$200dep. InTF;324-2659 i ' 2.bdrm, w/fuli bassm ent,
A C . r e a d y J .u iy 1 s t . 734-4384 . .
2 o r 3 bdrm rentale. Call a ithS chm klt 733-9141. .
A-142 4-plex $576 brand new. 2 bdrm. 2 bath, W-D,
refrig,Btove,microwave, - dlshvrasher, AC. covered E
perking, hartdlcap accessible. Avail May.l a t
I ELWOODfrEV/^S- : 1 • 734-1401 . ^
Adult Condo complex, 2 I -- bdmi, 2 full bath, refrig, -
range, microwave, dlsn- ; waslier, washer & dryer *- fu rn ish ed . E lect h ea t, fireplace. No pets. $600 . mo&$300dep. 733^923
I Apt fo r rent in Kimberly. ;I he-ooAS: - ■ ■ ' c
Hagennan 3 bdnn 4 acres pasture. $576.637,a304.
1 JO N E S WE HAUL -. . UausUy can move you— B
ANYWHERE for less than renting a truck.. Need toads to Calif & Ariz.
FREE ESTIMATES . CALL 324-3490 _
Jerom e2 &3bdrni. $400^ H : 4504475.324-2641.
Je ro m e 3.bdrm , 1 bath , range, fenced backyard no pets or smoking M8S.' Tri Co Prop Mgmt Call ,
. 324-2734. I' Jerome, 2 bdmi home. 10 '
acre* of pasture, $480. Refs&dep.req.324-87S2 ■
Jerom e: 4'bdrm. M aore. $525 mo., no M ts. C2all -
- 324-2834 after eaO pm .. •*- -taW 'Z T idm vupeam ia .'" ~
' $ 4 3 5 p e r m a - » u t i l .^ 1d e p . N o p e ta a n d n o am oklng. 734*2658 o r r
; 7 3 4 -2 W .a ir ic fo rK ^ .. ,Lfg3bdnnhouse.73frOqs»
Ntoe 2 bdmi mobile home; ' privitetol,AC.sto«MreM0
. Soradei In TF. 4234104■ READY FOR OCCUPANCY■ ■;: 'l>e<Jfni,Tl balh house,
y Rent ia only $500.00 plus '
3 % m . j M b i i l h house.'- . • '^ s . q o i^ iT O n th ylua
^ b S m i r 2 b 5 ih o 5 e V iT '■ -• n g loprtd5!$7gO.OOplw
I -oS liiR A W U V JteA L T % - . 7344868 (p tf J e w i m e
Of^weatonde W 6480) -
- ’RanttilirTF/Jonme. Ranee • '$ 4 2 6 - 8 6 9 0 m olSw idra .: / 8a»8782 .824:8682; V^ Sliiig:2 ^M|g / tw w pibit,:
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_ ^ H O U S B ^ ^ E
TF 3 bdrm 2 bath, family Jeiroom, office, nice neigh- a
- bortiood. a family home, b NO pets. W/D hookup. 3 $675 + $350 dep. open _ July 1 st 734-6055 ' Nil
TF. A ttractive, c le a n 2 p' bdrm. convenient loca- —
tkxi,WD hookup. No pets, Priref. $4204dep. ^ 2 5 6 7 . a
b■ ' — c
e r a T?FURNISHED APTS/ ^
^ _ D U P t S « S ^ —
1 bdrm. fum ap t $350 in- c dudes utUMes, 734-4364 a
C ^ ^ eapts^M e ^ r t f t a . ^
TF Studios fori person, no Esmoking or drtnldng. $165 2 i& $230-f dep 426 Main N. . q
V«ynlcolylumBI»d«Ti«]l J1 bdrni. shore bath, utils £ paid, $350.7360856. -l!
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604 I * UNFURNISHED ”
^ A P T O j p U P L B ^ n,
1 & 2 b d r m a p t s , ^$335&up
Quiet living, dean complex,
laundiyfecitdes,nopeta 864 Quincy 734-6600 p
1 & 2 b d n n a p ^ _Z- Laurel Pari<Apanments. R
( 176 Maurice S t N.,TF734-4196 —
1 bdmi. $476.... What? |$47571 Just come look- ■
youll understand.- # • » » 4S3-S130 * • » * - -2 ^
------- 2 f r3 BEDROOM-------- ^TOWNHOU8E8 »
from$460. • ?Washer 8 Dryer hookup I
Small storage f NopetsI 7 3 4 ^ 0 0 g
2bdrm 1V 4bath, apis, 4 ~ . -uU laJnci. $ 4 7 fi* $ 1 0 a .
dep. 602 2nd Ave N. Call |after5,733-7138. I
4 bdrm . 2 b a th , fam ily ^
dep. Req credit check. ~ Avail 6-15. Call 734-6619.- ®
AVAILABLE SOON TZ 1 8 2 bdm apts. $3354435. «
7330740 S1322 Washington S t N. _ r
An utilities induded, 2 bdrnibasement, w/d hook-up. s■appls. somapets OK. car- _ _port.3/4bath.-$475mo.tHEMAHAOEMENTCO. 60
7330789 B
BRAND NEW, SPACtOUS2 bdrm, baJti. all appls., IrtdMdiial laundry room, < 9 axcal. locaHon,n«xt to ,, Pantna School, $525.* ^
$900dap. I734-e874or734M121 ,
Brand new 2 bdrm. 4-plex. extra ntoe $576-f deposit Can 7340427 for Ifito.
Brand new duplex 2 bdmi. ~ $425 mo + $425 deposit
. Can 736-9021 epm-11pm. —C le a n , n e w e r s tu d io , a
-$290*dep^UUIs. indud- —ed; laundry room avail. Co
• NopetS.733-3624,. gCui-dfrsao lrg 4 bdrni 13/4 —
bath, appls, elngle.de- ^
I733-0739 ■
DELUXE A pt $4954-dep. ^Water & T r ^ P d . Refrig. PJw-toe maker, self detuiing ^oven, DW. Call 734-8161 ^or 734-7309.__________ J :
Excellent new 2 bdrni tent- __Lals. large decks, cdmi^ete
SHlocation . R e d u o e a to ‘ $478 Cad today733^624.
Housing Applications Are . Now £»lng Accepted For Near Elderly. Elderly & 122
.Handlcapped/D lsabled « Persons. Rent & Utilities C Based On income. Apart- " ment NOW Available For R en t For Further Infor- matton Contact:
The Jerome Housing Authority ® 733«786 er
T007334678. , — Equal H o u ^ C ywrtunlty W /
Jerom e- 2 bdrm , 1 bath ^ _ d u p le x .a i^ . w W I ^ ' q,
t »1e h a n JEq». 7330739 ^
Large 3 bdrni-apts. $409 I
s S S S ication 0 1 1 7 ^ - 1 4 2 2 ^ tai « r7 3 4 ^ 1 1 ever*ida. . S
S p a j ^ f t i r w n t (
.: ' oHalltf Space : <!pmpeUlvB/ii
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:T V iln '^ a il8 ildah6 ;833o il: -738 -1857 — .
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Jerome.'2 bdnn, IW b a t h ~ apt..WO hook-up, email, b a c k y a rd , $ 4 0 0 m o. 3 2 ^ 9 9
Ntoe.'2 bdrni, 1 balh, IHA. -• approved, near Perrine &Ftobert Stuart 733-4330.
Prioe reduced , new (wpet and paint w/d hook-up. 2 bdrm, 1 bath, $475. Includes w ater sanitation
- 7330739
TF 2 bdrm duplex 315 Locust N, $ 4 ^ Avan June 3rd. 324-3527
4 6 »| r o o m s f o r r e n t
2 m ature non sm oking. - . quite females. $200 per
riio.-^1/2 of utlls. Kitchen
Capri Motel, kitchenettes.$160... Vrt^. rates start- lngat$140.Cal733046&
M0TEL3 Rooms for ren t Low rates
Convenient downtown tocatton.7330630
Room for rent, full house ^rivlW »s; $225 month.
Rooms for rent-$46 wk. 625-6733*734-3540
I 6 0 6|^ M O B I l £ H O M E ^
_2 .bdrm.moWIeJn.Jerofne.-.».^___$390 -f dep. 3244430. .
' Excepttonal 3 bdmu 2 beoh.'. manufactured home. Over
1800 sq. f t Walk m dos- ets. wood stove, $665 per rno.-fdep. Ref. req. 386- 0218 or 734-7052.
I 0 F R C E 8 ; ' RETAILSPACE
1ST MONTH RENT FREE 1700 square fee t large reception room. 4 private onices & area for secre-
- tarial pool. 734-6380 451 E a s tla n d , v a r io u s
sizes. Large and Small. ■Cali 733-4122._________
For rent or lease ice cream p e rlo rin Je ro m e . Call3 2 4 - 4 0 8 3 . ______________
OFFICESPACE 600 sq. f t on Blue Lakes
Btvd. North. Ali utDltiee.660 eq. ft. w/2 bathrooms. -
utilities Included. . and
1 2 5 0 s q . f t . w/2 b a th - rooms.utliities Includedon Blue Lakee B lvd................Ali have ample peiking.Contact Steve Haltows
HALLOWS------REALTY734-4334.OFFKEB
$130 Up 7360022
Prime Blue Lakee Retail /Ofttoe Space. 734*1357
~Commercial/retaii orrice spaciB avanable: 2500 sq ft. call 734-5681.
^ 6 0 8 ~~\I COMMERCIAL I PROPERTY
For sale or rent: A&M Ex- prebso bldg. 347 W ash-, K gtonStrfTF.A valable ' 6-1-95. 733-3914 daya 734-2263evee.
OFFKE-8MOP --------WARBHOUSe-
SH O P-60x60w /212x14 overiiead doon. heat &
offtoe on 1-3 acres.Fenced. M-2 zoned.
iM seorbuy .
1222 sq ft shopftrarehouse 950 sq ft shop/warehouse Overhead doora, utnMes furnished, otllcd space
avallaUe.. SteveHatlows
HALLOWS .REALTY734-4334
W A R B IO U S C roF nC EDowntown area, services
in distribution available.Can 1-8000400692 ask fbr Bob.
T i r o " 1 .I CONDO R ErrTAU
L j j j e w SL— 'New home. Island Park vn*
tage Golf Oouree. 8125 a day.7380683.anytlme..
f fo n • . , ■■ - ;;v
'O S ' '" . ' 't flatea / , < i m ^ f a t o f y .
I Real Esti610 ~
< STORAGE/ WAREHOUSE RENTAL
10 .000 sq ft w arhoust space for rant or lease
;. Call 738-4202. 301 4tt ■ '■ Ave S Twin Falls. .
0 SHOSHONEALPINE MINI-STORAQE
■ Now renting 6x10.10x10, 10x20 units.
For more info contact:1 Hadden Realty 866-2288
' I a „ . •|M R M S F O R R E N r
/ ' 36 acres, t»hlnd hospital water paid. $75 and acre Call 734-0586
t 612 ^P A O T JR K F O R raiTIrrigated p astu re for-SI
t^ead. full caro. 487-2109
615 ” MOBILE HOME
14 wide lot, Eden 324-343C
I 616^ R O O U H ^ K W A ^ ^
Fem ale to share house, S12S mo. 1/3 utlls.733- 0964 eves, or message.
R oom m ate n e ed ed , no smoking or'drlnidng. $142 mo * utllttles. 734-5692
Senior CIttzsn wonted for companionship & to share 3 bdrm home In nice quiet neighborhood. Private bath & kitchen prlvilMe.
_____ __No.8mokiog.please..Call736 -2574 if no l hom e
----------- p io a se try-again , la tem om oreanyeves. .
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•----------10 haadionflhorn'cattie,w /calves on their side.324-7292 ________
10 mo brown Swiss dairy hoiter. 324'7010, ,
100 rndMduoi calf hutches, w/slatied bottoms & at> tached bottle hofdeis. $30 ea. or discount w/quantlty.
- S36-6ffl7_________ •6 Hotsteln springers, doss-
up. Call 543-47997 quality trained Holstein
. nurse cows/326-3133.. 7-10 day old bull calves,
$45 ea. 543-4066 .. - ABS Hol8toin.heirers,.S00
1 b s~ tJ p 10 7 0 0 I b s . 838-5620.____________
Black bull, approx. 1500 Ibs-f. 27 mo-old, $950-0 ffer/trade. 368-7585 msg.
Colostrum fed bull calves for sale. 934-8300 .
C olostrum s ta r te d bull caivea. Call 324-7360
Family Holstein cow. halter broke, milk bymachine or hand, bred to Hereford
— bull, coming wtth 2nd calf.. 734-1659_____________
500 Hoistein cows for sole. 85 lbs. milk on 15 Ibe grain in pasture. Available appx &-1-9S. 603-842-3186
Hslsteln Sprtr>ger Heifers, quality breeding, some dose IV.
Fred Mppes 543-8373
Light steer pasture cahwe, S185.543-8366________
Newborn beef X calves.; flnd/tibntr«ct.3Sg»1167
! Springing HotstiilriheHtors for sale. Call 324-1232.
WANTED-Herd milking cows & Hdstein Springer heifers, wn pay top prtca, Tom H arris, 324-2250 evee or,731-2250 days.
"- Yeariing black SImmentai butm , m o d e ra te b irth weMM, g ^ EPD's. Call 324-8035 after 8 am
c u s T o l y r ^ F A R y ^ E m j c ^
Ml ground woric chopping.. weeM ry, rockpKMf. ■.
jl_ ^ :_ _ tru ia jn a n u re h a u l.. ’ Randy .WdBvaf, 643-8688.
■I— CUSTOM BAUNO.— :• . ^n^^ne baler. Tag-yqyg - . Custom Haying, swathing.!, jbding.haunng..432-6877
• ; onsE N C H O Ppm a '- -
i ■; ■
>tate/Rent>i4 ““toT"
. I FARM MACHINERYFAL . 1 .^ 486 JD baler, exc. condWu s e on. Call 543-8010.
8row3«;LUItetonCuitw/i 6pkJer8.erow30'UIHsto. Cult, w/4 spklers. 2-4 m
; 36*.UlIistonCun.2-8rov V,B 22* Alloway Cull. 6 rov
22 ' Wick Cult. 6 row 30 Altoway Cult 734-0445.
^ Baler, swattw, 2 tractors 289 4 trucks, ono retrlovoi "T “ reasooabto 543-5119.
For sale; 180/90 Hesstor >fr- trador w/loador, very-lovi ^ hrs. 4800 H esston tor 9ltal. bailor. In the cab molste acre, m eter. All or part bes
offer. 764-2916, 726-221;
“ n Por heavy duty ha>„ fluffors, 2 models, 6^4 8^J J y 645-2426f.50 — —109 Wli»n youVo lost MtTWIhln{----- VBlMblo.acUulliodsdcar
be a vaiuAtile frtofxl In find” 1 log n. M l 733-0931.
Frisk's at Pablo, MT. Com ■ i J bines for sa le or trade (430 John Deere, 7720, turbo — diesel, hydraulic, hydro ” 1 static drive. PU reel, AC c n cab & radio. 20* header
$ 1 9 ,5 0 0 . A i s o J o h r ^ Deere, 8600. hydrostaUc ll!?: drive, AC cab & radio, 20
h ead er. *9600. Phone !1 _ ( 4 0 6 ) 6 7 5 - 2 8 0 0 . no ( 4 0 6 ) 8 6 2 - 4 2 7 4 fo i
142 financing. (206)359-3022, !2— F r i s k s . M T . & W A . I for E x cav a to rs-1 9 8 4 15C lare • Komatsu w/tnumb. 1984 ulet Kobeico, 907C a te 1984 Komatsu 300 me. 1980 John D eere, 690B Call w/thumb. • m e Rubber tlrVlbaders-1965 a to . 350 Komatsu. John Deere
5448, Cat 968A, Hough— 100C..» • Cat950.. Cat d o z e rs 'D 7 F & 0 6 C . lem i988dressorD7G. ' are- Loader backhoes, 1992 Ider Case, 580K. 4X4' .!by Ford 6 55 4X4 & o»iere .
( 2 0 6 ) 3 5 9 - 3 0 2 2 ! M (206)353-9054________.
IFront'loader for Ford N.
R ear hydraulics. $300. 423-4898
International 5000 swather, diesei.-cab, 14', $9000. 736^)014. •
JD 487 baler, hydraulic ten- s io n . e x c . c o n d itio n , $3700/offer. Call 328-5495
■ J JO 6600 Combine, diesel tie, c a b , AC. 1 8 ’ h e a d e r , de. ■ exce l, cond . $5000 or
trade. 733-1878________
ilry JD c o m b in e 8 8 2 0 , no beans, prioed to sale. Call
es" ' ’ 837-^98 evenings. a t- Kerchnerhayflaffor,hyd.3 •ao pt. excel.cond, $2,000. Ity. Cali 788-2641 evenings.— Mitchell pit pump, used fbr SB- lagoon pump, power, take
off. or you can put motor— on t t Pressure up to 1000 Bln lb s. p e r sq . Inch. Like __ new. 538-5520;
NH 912 Swather. cab. bi- cool. blower, h^rosta tic
^ drive. 14' double sickle g h e a d e r w /condltlonerr
Ford'8 cyi. gas engine. __ Machine runs weii..$6800. 00 JD 218 baler. PTO need ^0 some work bu^wilI bale ^ hay. 324-3543..e s Seif-unloader,' 3 axle farm
bed. for rent for 3 months.— .Call877-4536 .'' TRACTORS: Used/new— 4x4 compact dlesei ter . tractors with loader.Of Implement packages arKf rd backhoe attachments,ilf. - -W eekend-'
farmers/landscapersi “ Visa/MasterCard *■ Hobby Horse Ranch*Jn Jgfotne 208-324-5858 px Used & New small 4x4 trao-
tors, loaders. Implements.* Call 324-5858.», ------------------------------ :—
W anted hay conditioner rubt>er'roller* te flt New Holland 910 swather. Call
— -208-324-5858.2 N e w H o i la n d 1 1 1 6 Swathere w/18" headers, f ie ld re a d y . F a irfie ld
— '.764-2685* 1048 staoker. 282 baler.
Call 366-2031.
V 4 705 I s, I FARM & RANCH0
— Burley Tractor, salvage Combine A tractor parts
Si Paul, iO ♦488.5420 . CaH milk feeder, trailer bot
tle c a it holds TO.bottles. Cali B37-4847.*— - •
' New Holland 28S baler, i • good shape. .438j^W8. ’, __
I. Post poles & rails, fence
■ glng,HaBey78»31W
— m _ 706
L »1AA ALFALFA SEED • r Several vartetlea. Q ran d -
•Farmer's M.708
HAY ,T 3 ^ N
1 ton bale stacking,. & hay retrelving. 734-9743
4 7 0 9 115^ I HORSES -Ilors. 1 yr Sorrel filly $500. 9 yr.vor Sorrel golding, $1200. 4
yr. Sorrel nily $1600. 7 yr----- Sorrol j^dlng $750. 8 yrIton b lack R an ch g e ld in glow $1250. 8 yr Pamt mareton $1500. Call 423-8782
2 Arabian maros. $1500 217 each. Call 878-2012
2 Mammolh donkey Jen- ' fi/ nios a s a pair $4000 or
single $2600 firm. Call 836-2524 anytlmo and
— keep trying, o n I I—Und- 5 year old reglstorod breed
ing stock Paint mare, sorrel. 4 socks and blaze.
“ $1600. Call 543-4414ide. Arab gelding, 5 yr. brod for
racing, Intelligent, excel, disposition, endurance c a n d i d a t e . E n g l is h started. $1500.328-4854.
ihn
^ At stud > 3 AQHA stallions. )ne top bloodilnss. 1-Overo 0 ' paint stallion, Bonanza,
fo r B a r i in k M a c h o M an i 122 b reed in g . For d e ta ils I— 544-7525. I
50 CRAWFORD FARRIER ' }64 SERVICE .
Over 20 yrs. experience. Specialize In chronic &
IOB temporary foot disorders.Head farrier for West TX
)85 State UnlverslW for4 yrs. ere .W p^ed w/Dr. Bob Potter^ jgh' son 'S 'C ah y d n , TX for
ov e r 6 y rs . F o r r e s t & Michele. 324-9188.
Qentle 3 yr. old Appaloosa ^
" ^ A p p a to o M 'in a re ;^ ^ pleasure or arena, $1500. Vera gentle. 4 yr. green
M broke sorroll filly. $750. ,o ’ POA 8 mo. filly, $300. 1
yr. Sorrell filly. $500. 11__ yr. reg. Arabian mare, welller, oroko, $1000. 2 yr halter DO. broke roan filly, $800. _________ Call 423-6782. .
»n- Horse training, aii types. m . Mark Dotson. 487-2109
~ Horses: Bought sold and sei traded. Call 733-8055
’or One 2 yr. old saddle bred- started.0n9 3yr.oldsad- -
Walker X 734-5322.
SUmdlng at .n j i ^OMET-— black & white Toblano *■ 13 . Stallion. Reg Missouri Fox 4 )0. Trotter. Has It all-confor- I >• mation, color, natural gelt. I ^ great d lspo^on a stands, t
16 hands. Stud fee, $300.' to* 73^5257 or 733-8493.00 Trailer & H orseshoeing ke equip. Caij 326-4831. _
“ A 7 1 0 r i IUc | h o r s e e 6 u | p m ^ Ii r - -72 Mitey 2.horsetri..Some. ^ ,a r u s t Qood tires. $700.
788-3000_____________^ Charm ac 4 horse slan t,
la rg e tack room . 728- _ - 4158 or 878-0806.™ a r d e J Horse & stock trirs. i ^ Wade Zollinger Oakley _ Basin 678-3342 ■* Show saddle, breast collar, C
brid le , c h a p s , b o o ts .^ 734-8285 I
71l " I. r ^ R R I Q A T j O N ^ '
lOtowerVaiieyPlvot&two JV4 mi wheel IhM w/large f <
_ wheels. FaWiekl 764-2685 i8* aluminum gated pipe J
• ' 30& 40 ft lengths. 20 hp kturbine pumps & panel. i
_ Cali 423-6719._________ I^ PORTABLE SPRINKLER U
PtPE REPAIRS I Wind damage or j
• •SSS? !Id ^ •• '1 !
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Laying hens^baby-Ouln-- _ i eas. Can324-6638. ' J . ________ Q
1 713 . [SH EEPiO O M ^ J
' 2 T o g g e n b e r g f e m a lp ^ g < ^.$1S 0 . 324^7010. \
Qoats for sale. All ages, ^ ^ '.varietyofbrM ds.$& >&
' 177. 677-3319,--1
^ ' Nubian bucks, unusual Ught Zj u- - .o j l t^ jw w w e a n in g .$ ^ •” , ea;73»2576 ■ J
: Ham shlrerYorkahire.X ,- - ) ■ -^4il(w*iBmustasl324-7010-
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ANTIQUES & ^ ^ ^ O U E C T T B L ^
O ti) ORIENTAL RUQS ^ WANTED
- Anyslzeorcondltton «, 1-800^143-7740
=i 4 8W" I1 A P P L J^ C E S
■r Hotpoint dryer, avacado. rr. good cond.. $80.825-4128,
yr UNBELIEVABLE PRICE-yr Washer ond dryer $325.ig Computer table and chairrl $75. New cond. 734-8720.
_ Washer. $135 & Other used10 . app liances. B lacker's,
223 2nd Ave E, 733-1B04 ~ Whirlpool washer for sale,' ar §244^ ^ ^ 'Id . ,
■ 8 0 4 -_ |w J |L O |N Q IjA T E n [^
J: Qravel reasonabio & small 9, • tractor wortt.S43-82&4. ,
- 4 808 I’■’ I COMMUNICATION
I ^ D E W C E S ^
h 2-way radios, Includ>r)a *■ base set up, 2 mobiles. l ~ hand held w/quick charge . adaptor. Best offer. Call0 764-2916.727-2217I. ^ . In i 809• L ^ C O M P m ^ R S j
■ 486bX2-66, 16mb RAM; '540mbHD, 2x CD-ROM,
, 1 .8 -b lt S o u n d , 1 4 .41 Fax/Modem, 1 4 ' .28mm . Monitor. W FW Q3.11. b DOS 8.22. only $1749:^ 486 0 X 3 3 , 4m b RAM,!: 640mbHD. 14* .28mm ^ - Monitor. DOS 6.22, WF- I WQ 3.11. and moro only ‘ $999,738-4853
: AST 386. $400. IBM PS2, 1 z 3 8 6 , $ 8 0 0 . IBM 2 8 8 .
$250. Call 733-9444.^ ^m p u te rs . 386SX w/^the _
p rocossor.3 .5* floppy• drive. VGA color monitor.
101 enhanced keyboard.I L o ad ed w / s o f tw a re .
$525.00 for computer,11 fi^tl^jnonltor.
ry at 733-6454 between 8:00 & 4:00 Mon-Fri.
Gateway 2000 computer.' 486133SX. w/mlcroaoft' ~ . windows. U'.crystal scan I color monitor. & Sony CO ;
ROM drive. Epson LQ '- 2 6 5 0 w id e c a r r i a g e ■- printer. $1400.733-2025
Tandy 1000 SX/software ; and prin te r. G rea t for '
• beginners. $350 or best■ offer. Call 734-0236.) ■' 4 810 I[ ■ h r d w o o d ^ -
To be rem o v ed . 2 fruit trees, you cut & clean up
' & the woods yours FOR , FREE. Also misc. lumber ' tb give away.'733-299^ -
4 8?i IjF U R H m jR E iC A H ^
I Bdrm. set, night stand. 7___drawer dresser w/hutch mirror, 5 drawer dresser. .
. $ 5 5 0 . S ilv e r & b r a s s (. headboard, quoen size, $ 2 0 0 . Ail goo d co n d . - 324-2241. ^ f
Beautiful walnut antkiue table w/chairs. $250. Call734-2289._______ '
Church pews, hide-a-bed sofa, car stereo speaker iMx. Best offer. Christian Center 733-8255
C o m p le te q u e e n s iz e ^ waterbed, $75. Cali after p6 pm 324-5366________
Full size plltow>tep mat- ' t r e s s & box sp rin g , in plastic, $160.734-8881.
King size pillow-top mat- ~ tress & box spring, still in ^ plastte $250.734-8681
Lovely bdnn s e t mattress good cond. $400. Hkie-a- S ^ . $85. 733-5810. -
Must aed MMEDIATELYIIiPeopieiounger waterfall i
sectlona),saats'9.lifetIme 'wmty, $1000; Soiki oak 4 -pc end table s e t & din- '
4ng/ganw table w/4 chairs, $ i ^ ea . Or best offers.
-T 3 » e 6 e s OaHMwg 24hre- -JQ ueen e lze p ll le w -to p ^
mattreesabax«xtra.st{li '•in plastte $200.1^^8881 |
Rwlue«dt Mauve and bluecouch , w /h id e -a -b ed . W$295.733-3981. ' }
Twin size pl»ow4op mat- |. trees & box spflngs.stiain t
p l a s t i c . $ 1 2 6 : C aH j-534-8881----------------------
estal. $20Q/otfw.733-3027 (
yra. 934-5160 - - • Ml
FORNnUREIililMquMin: ~|; alze sofa sleeper, $125. J !
' Lt blue tovasaat.reeflner. > g 8 : ^ o o v » v a c u u m . ■
E iS ^ ^ m S iSSJ; ct1 0 ,0 0 0 BTUK«nTp.or,«> a • caiengJt.A C, ^
: ' ’Mnrtoelnclu(isd%80/bf: 8 i tif . Can 734-3772.. I
icellaneoul4 8 1 4^ E W E L f lY * n i2 ® J IWhite aold: 9 sapphire and
“ “ 9 llla m o n ? 7 lm ra 2 r7 » r $1000.934-4734
1 II ^ W N & Q A R D ^All of MV. Tractor & loader,
roloUlllng, mowing, blade , w o rk , c o r r u g a t i n g , i, 326-4831.
■ CLOSEOUT Seed potatoes. tx>dding
r plants. & garden bulk oe«i.QloboSeodAFoed
■ 733-1373..Custom Rototllling 5' tiller
i mounted on tmctor.Call Murray Badunon at
734-8030.
*Do you need your lawn* mowed & trimmed?
* Call734-1141. <r Youl And a vaHett' ol Intorosl-
lT)OoflBrin0tlnth* dstsKlod I columns ovory day. Dovelop— . ihereaderhaiyL
4 8 1 7 I L J J I S C F O H S A ^2 chalnssw s, good cond
$75 each. 10 ft Unlmesh satllllle. Echo Star SRO- 5000 reclever chip, you move $500.886-7893
4 tkd<ets to ‘Hello Dolly* In SLC . J u n e 17. W orth $ 1 4 4 . s e l l fo rS IO O . 734-9172
Car-78 Dodge Challenger, now tire s , ru n s $250. GRO-LITE Plant stand $100. wheat grindi>r$lOO. Kimball organ $200. 10 spd bike $10. Water distiller $50. Will consider offers. 734-0434.
Qot'somemino to sen? Soil It the low-cost way , . . with d«»#lflod.733-0M1.
Couch & love seat, earth tone colors. $600. Drop ' le a f tab le w /3 ch a irs . $100. Willow love s e a t
-$150-537.6561/537-6651—
FAXYOUR
ADTIMES CLASSIFIED
____DEEARIMFNT .208-734-5538 i
GE self clean ovon, $175, ■beautiful velvet twin size Ipadded headboard & foot- ■ board, $50.00.736-2960.
Kirby vacuum $75. HD floor polisher. $125, fireplace
. screen grata & tools, $45,4 patip cushions $5 ea, largo'aroa rug. $225. Cell 734.7952. I
Uwn/pattofum.2 roddng I chairs. 2 adjustable chairs' I w/ cushions, oval table. umbrollaw/stand,$160. ,
Cali 734-2139. <
LogCM blnpkgSIO ^ 24‘x32- with 8' porch roof. . 7* Swedish cope, saddle notch logs 2'x8* TAG roof docking. Plans, video, loft
— a other sizes available.307-684-2445. I
l^suld L'Amour paper back books. 352 6th Avo E. TF
MISC 18 hpEvInnjde elect, Iall controls. $850; Yeshi- Ica FX-2 35 mm camera. Iall extras, $500; util trail- I er. $200.733-8875 eves
MISC 25 cu ft refrig W/lce I m aker, w hite, $300 or I bost offen Men's 10 spd i
.Mtnblko, like now, $125. - . 734-0298 after 6pm .Remoto control AM/FM ste
reo with speakers. $50.. Treadmill, exc. condition, ■
$100. Jane Fonda Step < Arobtes with bench. $20. Call 734-7691
Roadmaster exercise bike Li like new $50. t ^ e handmade entertainment cen- ■ter $100. Amana freezer ■upright $76.733-6934 "
Sinks. 2 white bath oval $50 each, 1 whKe kitohen tlie end, $110, alt new.Call 734-4135._________ ^
Tan couch, good cond , _ $150. Refrig/loe maker. ■ $ 1 6 0 . New q u e e n RV ■
_nittnw 8,.$50>.B 3;eQ 5I_ _ VCR. $75. nlntendeo game,
$20. M k», $50. Scanner,
Wood stove, $75. Snow- ■mobile 800 indy, $1200. ■ ■81 Toyota PU. $1360. Lumber rack, $125. utility et r ^ . $600. wood desk. B$115. Camper shell, $75. J.
tub $2200^=734-4384-^ 1)
W ise . QUICK PRIVACY _SICI\DE Tree g ram 6-10 ■ft. yearly . $ 4 .9 5 -5 .4 5 ■delfeered. P ^ e d . plant- j j
1 -8 0 0 -8 1 5 -^ , ' • ^
MISC Cdmmerclal Blind- -hemmeraewlngmaohlnet- —
like new. 879-4433 , J
4 aie IBl
'i7HawKdCabta>atQiand' ■ p l^ - i te e ) cond, bench. 7!G 5 u d ^ . t 7 W . 7 9 4 ^ !5
Ct)lck»rino.upHght piano, u • N o a L 'o ^ ^ t m n ’bMt ^
•pffer: 784-6384 avwHnBa.’ - •
B a ifiid k 'a tu d l'o 'p lah e ,S200flMIM.'543-6B26"-
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J I Kawal Keyboard svntheslz- I I. o r w lin ~ P o a v ey A m p.
$500.324-7010 . «Restored pianos.733-3905
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r Thomas Backhoe ServiceSenrira Paul lo Gooding
> Foundations >- -WaterUnes-Ponds-Elc.
6254237 Jim ♦ 825-5414 Vure) 733-9649 ♦ 21 at the tone
S & R Construction INeed a t>ackhoe7
I N eed a dump truck?' Dependable a E ^ e n c e d )
965 s ; 1200 £ .. Eden i Call u s a t 625-5416
CERTIRED STEEL f BUILDINGS
Metal Bulldlnos & Roofs♦ Garage ♦ Workshop
♦ Caipori^RV Storage♦ Machine Shop
♦ Horse Sams ♦ Loafing Sheds COMP^jNSTAUATION
, 10W ®Rnand®Yrs. Ifp. C 7 3 6 -6 5 4 8 '
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Jobs to bid for Generals, I Sub-contradors
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M obile Lube-N -T une Quality C ar C are ■
that com es to youl ■ — GthChangesrRatJIalor- ■
Service. Battery Testing. ■
F/VLAN'S General Carpentry < R em odels • New qi
construction • Specialty decks, patios, paUo covets,
carports, sheds. Smali>' sti
fHELPING HANDS -r,
CLEANING SERVICES7th Year S&ving Twin Falls f. •ResidentiahS Business
• Instnd-Bcnded. Free Estimatss
COUNTRY CLfANERS * We dean here.MM dean- ”
t h e r e ^ d ^ e v ^ p v h e r e . ^
offices. Reasonable ratM. ^ . tBfs.-l!va«. 73*8728 «
ABM eCOMPUTER SERVICE ^Upgrade. CD. memory. Support, service, trade.
Low rates; software.733-0025 - .........
COMPUTER _ COUNTRY CLUB ■
Upgrade, CD. memory. ■ Support, service, trade. ■ Softvrare m em b ei^ lp l ^
' •733^)025 HLocated across the a trte t H
byC om putarM art pi
WISE CONCRETES p e d ^ ln f la tm ric . I
pstk)s,«veways, rock work, decorative lock. c
ReeEririBlaiannChsRdBsa
_a& .U .Construction= RerrxxIels&Rep^ ^
Decks ♦ S k i i n g Mm
IbA-1 D R Y W A L L H
Experts hanging drywall. T u ln g &'Textunng since ■t97-eJobftJarge_oLsmaiN___
drhreyvays. Paridng lots. i
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^ f t S U P P U E S l ■
. S m ith Corona XD-4900 D i Now, $150.734-8217. i
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xt 2 for more Infbrmai
I JD lX C A V A TTO N H • Footirtgs, Foundattons ^
Walerfalls, Ponds. Top Soil “Fine Grading. i.andscaplng[ ^
II Reasonable Rates/Trade , R M k H ai^ fjm w ^ 'f'
, FENCES! «HEARTWOOOCONSIRIICTION 'A
■ F ree Estimates
Local: 733-9063 1-800-733-9063 F
FENCE PRO:• Fences. Decks, Awnings.
W e build & repair all types of fences. pc Work guaranteed. F ree 'E stlm ates.' ' 3
5 423-4490 o r 1-600-847-4490.
COMPRESSOR WORK— Hourly rate, 2 'm en '......... , r
E xp^snced Fencing
I Corrals, pole fences, open
range, larger chain link.” 2 0 M 3 ^ 5 2 5 b e f o r e 8 ^ '
Old Worid RooringArUalry " f
Hardwood installation * Rnishing & Reflnishing Painting (Inside & outf
P e te B u tton 22
M & M C onstiuc tlon 'Remodels a Repairs _ , r
Roofing. Decks, Fences, » Siding, Doors, Windows,
Carpet, Furniture Cleaning733-9331 R
StaitYotffRodwood Deck Nowl J.T. Petterson Construction ■ !
specializing In decks, H patios & remodels.
Honest, reliable ser^rice. cc FreeestJmatB8.324-2862 r
t r e a t ’s C oncrete C o n s tConcrete wori( of all types. ^Foundations a excavation ■for manirfactured homes. ■
FREE ESTIMATES ■423-4524 or 733^3923 H
-W.&.W-CGNSTRUCTIGN— 50 YEARS IN AREA-------24Concrete to trailer roofing
Decks a remodeling $hs CAU FOR FREE ESTIMATES m
733-0365 m lfS fW n W V W fti Tl
i H M M i f t f i i l i i MDELIVERED n(
Sand & gravel topsoll for driveways,
parking lots, etc. We Qraval Sales Fre NORTHWEST • v
COMPANY, INC. yI733-1234 •
WORK OF A R THome repair; Bectrical, plumbing, light carpentry, ° palming y ^ a building
HONEY DO. INC.III ^ 1No Jo b too small ^
Call DEWEY TUBBS "734-6271 8
Latwn Sprlnklsr System neeVln^Home Siding r :
Insur^. Free Estimates ^ 1 -KEN^ Handyman Senrica ------
IgQJBfiSSBS —SAWTOOTH 1 ^
SHEET METAL ' .
------ (2 0 6 )7 3 » e S 4 e --------—
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Tuesday,
4 " w o I f^ E r e i s u p P L ^ I j
Border Collio pups for solo, -$60«e?64-2491 -FgE
DALMATIAN p u p p iO S . w\ AKC. $100. 825-4215. . p|c
& SERA■ mttthn or your service n
B eneflel's H om e C are rDrywall •Pairrting> Carpentry
All home repairs
Call B ru ce733-7543 73
R e m o d e l in g ?N e w C onstruction?All kinds of contracting.
Also decks & h U B j lawn sheds
Ron Ham ey 733-6380 j.Q p SOUTHERN IDAHO
BUILDING & REPAIR Painting. Roofing. Siding, „
Decks, Fences a Prote R e m o d ^ ^ o ^ ^ l Types, of pa
324-6432 & 326-5332 - - - W a r d 's H o m eC o n s t r u c t i o n La
Room addltkins, remodeling, High. elactiical, plumbing. No job brusl-toolargsortoosmall.20yrs olili
exper. Free estimates. GuajCall W ard S
-------- thrauH om e R ep a irs r
Of All K inds
b a l e R o b l M o i r ^ ^ n 7 3 4 ^ 2 9 3 9 Wim
Ray&SonConatnictlon PP m e n Quality Counts ROI
Additions, remodeling. 733- custom decks, patios,' Com
25 years expertence,reQable. rssld* ' Free Estimates. Leal
■ 733-5369 . _ _
Bill’s Handyman c<No lob too small cs
Ught construction. Qipp Remodeling, Painting i 4 '
Also Lawn Care 73441 423-4296 o r 420-7079.
JA M E S C OComplete hom e repair JRemodel & Additions Hi
W e C arei out c733-6747 c
McGinnis Industrial Veldlng. Fabrication & t r
24 hour p o r ^ e sendee. —^ Reasonable rates •
ihawn or Debbie 733-0033
Tony’s LandBcapIng D & IPruning, Trimming, Se
new Lavm Sprinklers. VallSpring C lean-ups areas
15 years experience. 531We do what you cani do! — 7 •ree Estimates, 734-3322Y A RD B A R B E R S He
Y a r d d e a n - u p . Remo
FREE ESTIMATES. Z T II8SS-4341 after tom or TREE
420-6230. P LAW N P R O
Mowing & Trimming For — —Small & Largs Lawns. D A U
Brand New Equip.Free Estimates For n
423-6362 o r 42(^8362 Fi
Uplne Landscaping f|>pnng dean-up. retotaiing, m m
mowing, power raking, m T T l8hmt)b«y. sprinkler ■ “
systems, /(ll yaid care RATIleeds. Free es t 734-7896. V3R E E N S K E E P E R_____Lawn.care____________ 1
Thatching ■ CalLandscaping iu u ^
Debris Removal 'NNU■ 734-7334 Si
UlLaRCLE/SPRINKLERS ^Servfcingnew&oM . ^
systems, cortverskms, ^^1uiutfelectrk:,landa^[ng __21!
aZraslwIiSoSoeie Yard Care Serviceman Bemi »1ow-Trim-Rototilt-Repalr FREESprinkJers4.and8cape ___ 12.75^^ or4 j^ 01 M W
Treeservice,
B 8 » 4 0 1 1 o r 7 3 4 ^
windp l t f t K t a ^ ^ ZM
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ly, Juno 13.1995 .Tlm -News
4 8 2 0 ’I PETS & SUPPUES
-FREE^RupploSrAkltOrLbb-------------X. g ro a t dom oanor. 8 w eoka.old. 734-6168.
. ploasa kiave msg.
VICEg representative {
MAGIC VALLEY .MEDICAL SUPPLY
AND OXYGEN MEDICARE/MEDICAID/
INSURANCE 734-0600 TvWn Falls
436-6566 Mini-Cassia PEOPLE CARING . .
FOR PEOPLE
iORTHWEST COLORS lon’t let your house fade
in the summer sun.'rotect it w H hanew coat if paint. Free Estimates.
■ Call 324-8598
Claude’s Pro PaintingLowest bid in town.
Highest quality. Exterior rush, roir, or spray. Also oiling roofs, all wori(.
Suaranteed. Local refs.FREE EstlmatesI
iroughout Magic Vaiieyl CALL 733-2735
PROFESSIONALROOnNQACOATINQS
r33-7221 o r 326-5657^m m ercial, Tndustrial. esidential. Buildup roofs.Leaks repaired In 24 hrs.
MSSHARPEMNGSEIIVICEComplete sharpening ~carbMe& steel saws,
dipper sharpening & repair.141 B racken S L S.
?44050*1-60(^71-4050
REST EASY H ate S h o p p in g ?I'll take t h e f ^ o
out of your dayl^rocory
S H E L T O N 'S T R E E S E R V IC Eierving Magic Valley,Wood'Hlver“ V aIley---------=~»r
or w herever FREE ESTIMATES
733-9318
I & L T R E E S E R V IC EServing .all Magic
Valley a ^ o o d River reas. 733-4110. Local
536-5165 insured. N A T H A N 'S
ee Trimming a Topping.Hedge Trimming a
emoval: Free Estimates.734-1157
REE STUMP GRINDINGFree Estim ates
733-1554 or 733-1566
A L E ’S T R E E U M B C H IPP IN G
or mutch or disposal.Free Estim atesP 734-2742 •
733-3123
lATHERHAVEAN-A" ,WECANHELP
QuaniOeed Tutoring^English Grammar/Writing___Creative WfMng___________ _CaUJImat733<173
iNGVATWETUTORING Summer Sdsston
K-8* Phonics •Readhg Writing'Sdence* Math Cal Bedcy® 734-7832
Of Ruth @32445223J's Children's Books' 247 Main Ave. W ea ■ ■ ■;■
Tutorlngt Preschod -3ementary, KMergaitea UREE Story hr. 11 a m ta - -
12noon-736«47
rANDLEYTOENCWHQ - tjpalrolaweqiipment--------— J-kjmirwn) ptperspair . ' .I in tWd maintenance ::>4«44«1-800-734«48, Ji
.10013rd Ave. W. J '
INDOW CLEANING Z em an E nterprises
C an fo rfreeb W . ‘ 1-400-694-7163. '
V
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fHE ACE!"A m a s k t e l l s u s n face .”
~ “ I’m going to w eata t fu tu re d u p lica te s , W e s t
“W hy?" in q u ire d n o t th o s e o f a m ovi looks o re n o t th a t bac
________ “I t ’s n o t m y fe^ tuW e s t. “ H ^ f a T i a l « m u 8 t.g lv e m e a w ay n e v e r m isgaess a qi m e.”
W e s t le d t h e sp a c o n t in u e d w i th a li
. E a s t’s a c e . E a s t sh li to S o u th 's j |tc k a n d W est b y p a s s in g his fo r a w inn ing finess< n in e a lso w on, a n d w low ed su it, a n o th e r ti m y ’s k in g d re w th e D um m y’s d iam o n d 3 W est’s k ing a n d W es b e t t e r t h a n p u n c s p a d e s . S o u th th e r d u m m y ’s club a c e tc d iam ond finesse , claJ n e rs w h en h is ja c k w<
D id W est h av e rea h im s e lf ? S in c e W( len g th g a v e o d d s of w ith E a s t , w h y did: n e s se a g a in s t E as t?■ T h e a n s w e r h a s r
w ith a tip-off from W w as S o u th could n o t
; _____ ^ w ith .a .su ccess fu L tra g a in s t E a s t . N eedii m y e n tr ie s to t r y tw( n e s se s ; S o u th could u s e o n e fo r a t r u a g a in s t E a s t E v en If w ould w in only n ine two sp a d e s a n d tw o d
___________ D o n lt-h lam e-y ftu ro p p o n en t p lays w ell, i
' 4 S oI PETS&SUPPUES
GERMAN SHEPHERl pups. AKC 1 mala. 1 fc male. 4 months old. 100'. German bloodlines, $47i Call S43-5649
LAB: yellow an d blac» pups, dewdaws removec (Irst sh o ts , AKC regis tored, $200 ea. 326*326 leave msg.
UiasaApso puppies. $10 e#ch. Cdl 67S-0509
' PERSIAN purebred kttlerv c u t e & f u z z y . s r s 436-1626.
PCMERIAN AKC male 1 wks old, 1st shots. whH
• & t a n . ’a s k ln f l S30C 733-9547. .________
AKITA. FREE large, pur blood. 0 mos. old. mal< neutorod, smart. flontJo loving. 324-5765.
AUSTRAUANSHEPHER . Pups. $40 ea. Good worl
Ing parents. 324-6338- i i : - -----BLUE-HEELER.-puppIei
• .S36-63l)4.___________BUNNIES. Wanting tiopr
eared bunnies. Prworab male. 324-3993.
COCATIELS buy. sell, ( trade. Call 733-1334.
LASyelk3wAKGteg.'Poi ~ 4/22/95. Great for fami^
20a<8e-3671.________Iji^B AKC black, b b pupt
-------------- dewclawes removed,-l8shots, Q.wks, old, 4 (e m a iM .'S m ales, c^ea hunting slock, too man le ft, p rice re d u c e d t<
: $200.HaHlV.788-4S56.
: LABS Gol<Jen, Reg. Fathe :,.Matk5nal FWd Champtor• E x c e l le n t p e d ig re e
Ready 6-6.324-8839.
LABS Wack. purebred, n papers $100 each exci
dog. Thes pups wl m a k e a r a a t h u n te rs Ready &1 S/95.654-2231
LABS • 4 black females yelk>wmale.AKC&OR c e rtif ie d , g u a ra n te e proven hunters, both pai e n ts ava ilab le to sec
~ $ 3 6 0 : H w dy'6-118.:$16- depwM hold. 324-1201:MlNI>PINSAKC2males,• female left 733-4838: PERSIAN CATS. AKC ret
chaffip>onllnea.733-373(
PERSIAN KITTENS:’ CFA ra g ia te r td . shot
ewk».oM. canefe-TOi............ROTTWEILER 1 femal
p u ^ ^ a s k l n g $25G
— - .'8H IH TZU red for aale.'___ ^ c a u a 2 s m w ..^ . : . . . . ._------ i-BH{H-TZU-AKC-r*g.^
; b row n A; w hK », a x o i- Wood llnaa, & adorable ; $30a CaB 423-4342
I ,• ■r ’^ C a l l .4 2 » 6 4 4 1 . ■
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s m o r e th a n a t ig a t io n served .
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e a r a face m ask;es,” a n n o u n c e d - • -------
ed E a s t. “W hile W E S Tov ie s t a r , y o u r A K Q 1bad .” V Q 6 5a tu re s ," re p lie d ♦ K 6 3il e x p r e s s io n 's * 1 0 5 /ay . O p p o n e n ts 1 q u e e n a g a in s t -.
sp a d e k in g a n d a lo w s p a d e to jh lfled to a c lub n d S o u th j o l te d Vulnerab lis tru m p sev en D e a le r £ isse . T h e tru m p d w h en E a s t foi: T he b ldd :r tru m p to dum - c n „ th th e l a s t t r u m p . 7 ^ id 10 w a s led to 4 ^^e s t could do no n c h S o u th In Opening 1 i e n c r o s s e d to e to t ry a n o th e r b i ic laim ing ip win* cw on. South hore a so n to b lam e W e s t ’s s p a d e o f h e a r t len g th
i id n ’t S o u th fi
is n o th in g to do N o rth I W esL T h e fac t I ♦ lo t w in 10 trick s ^ ^I t r u m p f in e s s e __e’d in g tw o d u m - A N SW E tw o d iam ond fi- r e a s o n t Jld n o t afford to tr a c t by 1 t r u m p f in e s s e 1 1f i t w orked , h e n e tr icks , losing .
ill. S ave th e cas-
8 2 3VARIETY FOODS
& SERVICES
Save up to 4____ 734-0293.a c k , ---------------------------------jved,
| v i D | Q ^ I P M E m
____ 736-M53or73e-lS74
‘S '? ' SMeltodhh»/n>dsv«r.«' ■ Is.'you, remove 4 hau
$5CK). 7 3 4 - 0 5 3 ^e 1 0 ---------------------------------white _JOO. d - ^ ____ I ^ W A N T E D T O B ^
’ 2 o lo?T ?-"«V C W rc« ’“0 » 423-4676 eves & wknds
- r - ^ 40' or longer older mobll home or shell of mobil home that can be usod fc
« ___ work area. 734-S909.
P*®*- -AKC.-Male-Rottweller-fc Stud Service. Podlgre Info desired to avoid croa bfee<llna.e»ll734-380B
• Buying bkycles. Schwln >11 ot or any make. Pro 60's <
ebrller. Any cond. Ca • 543-6462 even ings c
X.------ cond. 543te462.oven]n(tups, or leave M essage 73: I,-1st- -6 7 8 2 days. Ask for Mel.
l e a l"d to . w SirJoRg w W R W N^ 733-6760 wMI pick up fto-
UVE TREES WAMTBD
I:___ Mochankal slot machlnoi
Sic™swill — Schwln Phantem T"®|,"J earty1950'eerB.anycokJ ^ ^ C a J I T S e ^
I Self contained cam per i , goodcofjdW onuptoaii
p)e^caD 543-«884.lea\
, Z . ------------------$160 -s tandah l t o e poodle PU] !01 or young female pooSe — Call aftef 4 ^0 733-6211
I ' Used car. mld-smali cizi
— * Used electric kilns. Lar( 8 : 3 Mins p r e % ^ . Coll 67i how 9135 eves. Of mornings,
S ic£ WANT TO BUY toys fro 7016 1940'8-1970'a. Also M0(
^ Dgure. and car moi na l* e lk t t s ^ W e - I S T O - « 0 . ptease can 734^664.
. S acetylene bott]»a;.1i ... .. - b o d l^ o o o a e j l e c ^ .
mag gooee cJecoyt;
WAWTEO TO BUY, nes
^ -8 3 ?S tO lM 643-846
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n Falls. Idaho . Tuesday, Juna
i c r e a t io n a l
GE® Bobby W olff
on fo r t h e t im e s i t ’s d e -. - .
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rable: N orth-South n South
idding:W est N o rth E a s t1 A . 2 V P assPass ' P a ss P ass
lg lead: Spade king
SID W ITH T H E ACES Z y j-B
holds:* K Q 10 6 3 V Q 6 5♦ K 6 3 * 1 0 5
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V ER: T h re e n o -tru m p : N o - n to s u g g e s t a s p a d e co n - >y reb idd ing th re e sp ad es.
WnttanlaTlicAeM. P.O.BacUHl, 9rt*Mi»»^UnSrfrwmtr»^5S3i
• ^ ____ __" " 4 8 2 5
s L w A K r a r O £ S 2 L J■ J . Want to buy a used tractor
In fair cond. w/3. hitch, & % power take off at a rea- I. sonable prtao. 324-1060.utlet ' '
Watit to buy. PVC gated----- pipe, double & single. Call
. (208) 544-7803________^ Wanted Honda ’90 or 110
V s . Iech. W anted harness broken 4 pony. 673-6676
W anted p u isa to rs to r a taul. dbuWoBp^orortooWng
for Auto-f^ls-P puisators.----- 4 6* X 15’ grain auger.___ Call 537-6533._________
’ Wanted r ^ is tw e d male IY L abfo retudeervk* .
Prefer light yellow or white. OFA hips a m ust
. 734-42^ ■■^ Wanlod remote control dog
f ii ;Wanted to buy antkiue fur-
nlture. also colledbies &
>08 Wanted to buy small wide " 7 ~ front end tractor. Also
t ra c to r w/lcfader. CallS.'S _____________IS cr W anted to buy. pow er 5782 steering g ea r for 1983
Dodgq.tnidc 736-1699; r
.Any. ;Wante{tJff tJuV;.6.lamW; > ror . r e a d y f o r p a s u t r e . lings f ^ 9 0 0 2
__ Wanted to buy. Older___— Boitle' a & Barbe clothes j. " from tlie 1960’8-70‘e. Will <40T buy estates or coUeciions. ONG . C aH 7 » ^6 8 8 ,, ftee; or 733-1822evei.:'
CD W anted to buy: O regon ypee Myrtlewood bdrm furn.I. any piece, sow at Koosler —T Furniture store 1930’a-
1g40‘«.CaH436>4443.
i6m ' Wanted to rent or buy walk ------ In cooler, needed for com
♦ storage during county fair In August Must be able at
____ least 6’ X 10’. Call Larryafter 6 pm 676-6337
5 ^ Wanted: 1975 XL-350 Horn da w/ util, rack & bike for
____ pula . Also approx. 1974ouD- '=}^waBakM26 for-parts.- S e . - Haa green tapk. 5 4 ^ 0 0 1 .215: Wanted: 5 »hankv^!per,IH clze. 70 Hydro, 18.4x38 tiree,
I— r eale. 801-776-6043 6 ^ W anted: Honda 110 trali los. cycle, good cond.. 934-
6180 a f te r 6 :3 0 pm or weekends
mod- W anted : W heel chair 170‘s, ex a condition. Can after 6 I. pm 734-1212
V1.&. _ 4 0 .1 2 .0 f r e f < ^.Wanted:..ptutleiiaiRSt8i:;
p ta y S S e . 784-3036 .— 3 W a n tK k .a^ teM iy la th ..o M (metap. 432^607 >my W * i t id ; s m a le r e b » v ^
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jne 13.1995 _________
4 8 2 5■ W W JT C D T O B WJ WANTED.TO BUY. Rea-
j . s o n a b l e p r i c e d v a n w / w h e e l c h a l r l l f t . 678;7723.
•A WAhTTEO TO BUY, n e e ^ od bicydes-Schwlnn. Pro 60'e, pre 60‘s. or earlier.
_ . Any make/model, orcond. 543-8462 ev es or 733- 5762 days. Ask for Mel.
4 ^ 7LQARAQESAL£—tGARAGE- SALE TIME!2 d a y s , 5 lin e s
$ 1 5$2 for each additional line Listed by separate cltlos for
your convenkince on Fridays & S aturda/s
With prepayment you also got our garage sale kltl
Deadlines: Thursday 12:00 noon for
FrMay Friday 12:00 noon.
______ for SaturdayTF Leave the mess to ual
Anyone Interested In par-- tldpating In a garage sale B bring w nat you w ant to
selltoour.loton«lune.16. 17. 18. G lobe S e e d & Feed. Contact Nancy at
. ★★★★733-1373
4 . 8 2 8 ~ | m e d i c a l s u p p ^Cheney bath-llft chair, hy
draulic lift. sw Ing-out. $ 1 2 0 0 o r b e s t o f f e r .
0 - -324-3123.-— ;
1- Tub transfer bench, padded, 1 stationary comode,1 wheel-walker, 1 walker,1 lift ch^r, like new. quad cane, 1 whodchair w/out leg re s t . 1 w hee lcha ir ramp, heavy aluminum, h e a te d . 43*x1S’ long..
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-& ■ f f n n n r T T f na- H iM n iH M IU IJ i lV>. .. I4 901^ E at^ / hotvrcy^ ^
_ •91 Yamaha, XT350, on/off 10 road , like newi ex tras , , $229S:
'92 KX 500 , be tte r than— new, PC pipe, fly wheel, »n s k id p a n , k ick s ta n d ,
$3295 or best offer. 678-— 3372 or 678-3307.ng 1985 Suzuki 250 Quadrac- rs. e r . runs g rea t, $1000. jr. 733-7744 after 6pm.
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1 9 8 7 DODOE 6 0 0o r #22133.........................
^ 1 885C H E V Y C aB I' In #42149.........................>^6 1 9 8 4 V W R A B B r_ _ #12119.......................
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I- 1985 Suzuki RM 80,. fresh n top-e^, good cond. $750.[. 736-2402 aflor 5 pm.
- 1 9 8 7 Y a m a h a 8 0 BigWheel, $1000.
« 19S4 Suzuki 50, 4 whee^ f- • er. $800. Both In excel.
cond. 423-W54. '! • _____________ _________ 1994 KDX 250. 150 miles,. . .like new. 736-8869 or
734-6478_________
3 Honda 90 motorcycles:^— one 1970 mbdetr$275;-
one 197Xmodel. $460 an(L«Tre 1975 m odel jMITOr734-2076
Honda 50 runs good, kid ■ beginner. $350.423-5952
Motorcycle for sa le : ‘85 3 Yamaha RZ350, water-
cooled. 2 stroke, full fairing, lots of motor work. $1600/offer. 733-6535
SUZUKI 1400 In truder 1 9 9 2 , m a ro o n , 380 0
r m ile s , like new . C all -4 3 8 -W y
Suzukl'lW 4000m l,oxi^_ cond, $800. Cell 825-5383.l! v r 700,1985, $2000/offer.9 Call 734-6398f '87 Yamaha Virago, goodJ cond, low miles. $1600* 331-1387.733-7879 msg
r ‘93 Y2-80. $1565 or best- offor. 734-4365.
1994 Yamaha virago 1100,, practically new, 570 ml.(■ $5600.734^101_______
I ______ _ 9 0 3 . " 7 ^r- I BOATS &J- I ACCESSOBIESr! ‘72 15’ Relnell, tri-haui' id o p e n bow b o a t 5 0 hp it J o h n s o n , good cond . ir $3000»o8tdier.734-3346.J: 74 Rogers Jet boat 19-455
' ' Olds tandem axle trailer,- ^soorF arrfia itrB fta repn r
764-2276 _______'91 Seadoo Wavorunner.
veryJow hrs., excel cond., runs great, now Karavan tri., $3000.423-6362
^now'twi?or? ISHP^Evln- rude. complete overhaul, many extras. Excel, cond.
J $1600. 324-3195 days;L 15 hpEvlnrudo motor, vory
low mllos, mint condition.,n $850. Call 324-3593_____!;'■ 16 ft H ewes Craft Rfver ;■ Runner w/115 hp Evln- *■ rude outboard w/lot pump, _ + 4 hp.trolling motor. +, c- ' flflh finder. + many extras; 3. $W00. Call 543-6837 af
ter 5pm or weekends,
5 M a z d a t ' r o !
75%
1 = ^| v dMtllm»ptl0n.Piymentil0Mn
7 ® tK .tM oorJ^(l!»Hrtfot^ / » bn«(lon3B,Q00(naMil$l7.tg
...............» 1 9 7 7 «?!S,.»1‘9771!?S.'“ “ .h 9 7 7 lil" E ! . »1977 3, ..“
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1BOATS&
ACCESSORIES* '
1. '1 7 'R 8 iB aluminum driftboat, trailer, seats, oars,
. ^ o r s Induded. $3,000. g -Call 734-7176 evenings^
L -18V4‘ FIberform . exce l.
. 18‘ Pony Ski boat, 85 hp Merc, new upholstery,
r cover, trailer, excel cond. $3500. Call 764-2106.
18' flberglasscabln cruiser.>: sleeps 2, w/excel. tri,. no ?;• -mptor.-$1000.-S37-6411- -,1 19' FIberform Bowrlder.
233 Ford engine. Merc- drive, less than 200 hra d on motor. Dbi axle', EZ 2 load Ulr w/elect winch.- $7000.678-1737
1965 171/2'CablnCMlser.<• 'n eed s work, no motor.
$650 or b est offer. 734- " 9787 after 6:00 p.m..0 1988 Bayllnor.OMC Cobra " otomdrtve.consWer trade
for sm aller boot. 1252 Twin Villa Loop, 734-7804
3- 1994 Boy1lner20V4 ft. walk , through bow, fal/y loaded,
$14800.733^)492.
^ 35hp Johnson boat motor.9 7 5 Jaep Wagoneer, 7 32. Lincoln Continental, 2 dr., l 733-3961_____________
BOAT:.Bayllnor,-22‘ cabin > cruiser w/Volvo 225 In- }, board, galley and porta- il. potty, sloops 4. MINT con-
ditioni $12,000. To see- call 734-1298__________
For sale: 18V4‘ SK flatbot- tom boat w/468* Chovy. p rob d r iv e n . 3 h rs on
- engine. 1-800-331-3978 J* or 678-9086f. Grove boat lift for loading6. boat onto camper sheir.- Call 934-5567_________ir, Uke new. M ' Valeo aiumi-
’ clo the cover, tra iler &- 15hp Evlnnjde motor, roa- r. sonably priced. 438-6561 I., days. 436-6562 evenings
MIrrocraft. 16*. 35 hp Evin^- nide motor, canopy, fish f«. finder, mount for trolling
motor. Z gas tanks, with troller, oxe.-conditlon.
<i- $3990. Call 324-2423.
- se a rs l2 ft Fiberglass b oat fy Sears 7 hp trolling motor, n. $500.886-7693.=■ W atw tdyal"Qi Kawasaki,>r 650-let ski, teal & black, 'I ' $2100. Air chair, $650. P- R J . 'a Bqats. 734-499& s.- •69 C » itl8 r< ^ V-hutl. 327. If- v e ; direct drive. $4,000.
543-4177.
m asssoB
,0 # l* U l u eI Ineluda tix. title of.$74,SO dwltf doe. •
w v Y M O P u « 9 7 7
l i i n r t l ' i i u z B 1 4 9 7 7
'imWmiiirigigpB M n o p / ' ^ 9 7 7 ;
i n ; i i M w ; $ g g 7 7
W t M B M H : ^ 7 7
| c A M P E R M H E ^
• 8 1/2‘ cam par. M lfcon - ' ft ta ined . AC, g a s . eleo., refrig. full fiathmom, hot ' water heater. TV w tan-
na, etove, oven S jacks._ 726-4166 or 676-0806. ;
[' 9 H 's e l f - o o n t a i n e d ,^ • '$ ^ o f l e r . 733-4805 - ■0 Leer f iberg laas cam per r shell for ext. cab Ford1 pickup. Short box. $450.
N*W .W <267 .
r SHELL - 8 ft aluminum
■r Shell for Chevy, exoel. .
shape, light blue, $475.•8 . 733-6567 before 8 pm.Z CAMPER8ftSocurtty,ful- ..
ly carpeted . 536-2401. S90EAVOB, Wendell •
7 Are you planning a move?;• OtauMtedKiswappWw[* ki the right direclkm to M*■ th* home you ne«t
2 4 9 ^ I!l I QUNS/RIFLES ‘>4- Beretta9mm,,cu8tom fin-
Ish. dual recoil spring. 4-15 round. f - t6 round . and 1-30 round dips. 200 rounds * ex tras , $600
^ firm. Call 324-2853 ::? HK U 8P 40 w/3 lacW ry
clll».S70O|Qr««HIM O .22 mag pistol 30 round
In cepadty, $300; SIg 226
:
733-5831_____________r Like new ROTlngton Wlng- I master. Model 870-12 ga.’Z $300.1694 model 38/40,,a g o o d c o n d . . $ l 0 0 0 .
324-9186;____________
I? ^ $ !^ !c V A k 4 ^ .m u s leloader. $200.324-3566
| w j ^ r o D g j
?; H 5 's p r in a . ; i! » ..w ? y .-' ' . Outdoor model. New cov-19 e r 8> h ea ting e lem ent.“ $2200. 733-8667 eariy[} am or before 9 pm.
ig Hot Springs-jet setter spa. th 110V. se lf con ta ined , n. w/cover. $2500.733-4786.
_ '72 Superior. 26', loaded(I, O nan g e n e ra to r , newk, pamt. low ml. $7995.934-0. 8630 or 934-4475 eves.
79CnjlsoA Ire,da8sA 32‘ 27. loaded. $13,000 Of trade 0. for smaller. 714 Poplar.
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7 i i m i v r i f W o i i S ^f #12083............ ......... ..............7 l M l im |E D .1 H B ( r 4 U :
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l i i o i O R ^ r a j m s J . |i''85 Pace' Arrow, 30', low 19*
ml. new tire s , awning, 6i gen., 3 AC. eleo. step, 41
' ^ ! o00.768-«14- 19] .197731‘ Slue Bird Wonder ■ M
Lodge, 3208 CAT Turbo d
•rmles on completo over- » haul, exo cond Inside & ~
r out $40.000. 67M 737i9 6 2 T io g a 2 e ' m otor
home. Excel, cond, 27K m»es.678-844Sevenings,
1986Wndemesa6thwheel, 124'. hardly used. Asking TT$7600. Cflil 734-3717- ’ J
■1986 Hockwood 2 6 'low• mileage. 326-4174 D
1991 32' Montom C < ^ -
Call 837-6420 |
22' 1976 Cobra. Now up- — holstsiy, partial now ext paint mns great excep- 9 Sonal eond. Must aee to 2 j ^ e l . l . . » 6 9 0 0 .
23'RollAiona l&TBmotw ”home In excelient condKI- ''on.Call326'4697 • Jl
30* Winnebago Chieftpn, '*®new M lchllns,2A C 's,2 »furnaces, 2 sp.aux. trans. 2,solar panels, generator, jpatio & window awnings. ^ stainless wheel covers, large tanka, basem entetorage, many ex tras. 28dean.Track>7 ^ 7 5 3 5 tr
. M ust aelll 1976 Private $Coach, brand new 454 — engine. 6 .000 rnl. 26*.very good cond, $5,995. ' 324-5553 leave meesage.
WINNEBAQO, Minnie 300. Minnie Winnie 73 , Wantor, Brave. Adventurer —
BROCKMAN'S RV Oli• 734-31671-600-773-3167 6
1 - 9 0 9 ~ | i 5
SPORTINQ GOODS b
^ w j m m w p p u ^ q
, Ping Zing Irene. 2-SW. —I $376. Call P a t J r 543- TF
4351 or 543-6398 after e• . Spm_________________ ,fJ; .Tour model V Irons. $149. J
Oversize drivers. $49. ^ 7 woods. $25.736-2455 ■
j r o A V E r m A j U R s ' I
I '79 Starcraft ten t trailer, — - , 12‘.$1950.Can324-«443. 6x
. 18’ Jewel cam p trailer, •• 1977, w/self contained —
:after 6 pm 734-6455
o r 4 x 4 J
P L pm O F F ipL995 M a z d a } ^ 626 LX
JOOmilwittltl.067-______ •
1 0 0 7 7 1989JEEPW AB0
L«8977iffE!SS-•9977.1SSE.E!.'!
«..»9977 M —
1 0 9 7 7 ' ^ ^10977n i977-3ai»TO*11977^1111m m m B
•. ‘.n >
f l . • • 9 1 0 - ' ^ Ii T R A V E ^ T R A lL f ^
19* Roadruniier 1973, self contained, $2250.’32^-4 6 8 2 ,0 r 3 2 4 - 2 7 2 4 r ^ --------
19'-self contained travel trailer w/microwave & TV.
' Must seel $3460 or best offer.CaU423-6161- ■ .
1972 Automate 20' travel. trailer, tub/shower; tdiet
1973 2T 5th wheel S w rl- t ^ « ^ s h a p e ^ $ 4 9 0 0 .
-1974-15 i-R o aa rjjn n e r. stove, icebox, furnace, '' $1000/ofter. 734-4161
1976 Kencraft 26', w/roof air. awning, extra clean. . $5S00.Seeat717Amjras Dr. N.TF or call 733-9646 or733-1468
1977 Road Ranger. 20' self' contained, excel cond,$3500.886-2241 ovee.
1964 Terry T aurus. 20'.good conci. $4995 RRM
734-9911 leave meesage.1988 3 5 'H itchhiker 6th w h ee l, g lid e -o u t new refrig. Icemaker, scroeri ro o m , e t c . $ 1 6 ,6 0 0 . negotiable. 734-3998. •
1994 22' Dutchman, like new. many extras. $10,7- 50 . With 1990 3 /4 ton Chevy PU extended cab.4X4, $24,000 for both. 82»4217. •___________
28 ' self-contained Terry travel tri., 1981, gaa/eloc. refrig. ^
COMPANION. ^ Quality miade In Id ^o
NASH - .............Affordable, durabl6 BROCKMANS'RV
734-31671-800-773-3167
Older 5th wheel, trailer In excel cond. $4800. Call 764-2513 evep.
• ^ c w w r e a r h e a r A c n g ---------ba th w /ahow er & tub . queen bed. good cond.,$5500.734-6101 •
TRAVEL'8 6 24V4* Jaoo, " • eelf-cont, AC, refrig & fretaer compartment, trir
: access. $6000.733-6646
t f " 9 U “ I■ u m m ^ T R A ^
16' 6thwhe«| flatbed tri.. 2 axle, elec. brakes. $1400. 423-5432
6x8 heavy duty trailer. 3 tt s ides , e lectric b rakes,$550. Call 734-3407
Sman 2 wheel traDsr,:.$300. Oolf cart $600.
00(1734-3244.
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-
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. T r a n s p o i
■ 1 0 ^AUTO PARTS &
^ W C E S S O W ^
S. tr»ai . $1S0.fafftll4.733-1678
4 6 4 e n g ln a h e a d s (c Chevy PU. $60 tor botl
--------733«MtfP ■Qlider enclosed car traOe
Insulated & panelled. 1 vomiflM system w/wind M easurea. 2 0 '6 'x 8 '2
• ' $S000.67S-1737|JAPANESE ENQi'n e I
TRAN8.4X4 specials. 1-eOO-3W<l742
PART8 '66 IH Soout 8' good shape, no trans. vs sell w hole or part-ou a2S'6038Rebuilt VW motor, 16( CC. typo I. $460 • exch nge. 6all 7 3 3 ^ 7 4 .
Setof4UnlroyslT»gerpi passenger tires. 185x7 x ^ 60% rubber. $50 bestoffsf. Can73»671
, BsMM.spplstM‘and<ls slllsd . . . Ih s fi « AnwtaanWsy.
I ANTIQU^UTOS^ C 0 U £ C T 1 B I ^
1831 Model A R o ad sti w/rumbte sea t, fully n stored, tan & black w/d spare tlre wheel mount R ee^ fo rth esh o w o rtr road. $16,000.678r1?y
. 1873 Sportster com«rtlb Jensen* H ealy in goc
•sh ap e . A sking $ 5 l8 i P le a se Call a lte r 6p w e e k d a y s , an y tlm weekends. 734^186
— IIERCUHYT^iol»^•re ' 1 8 7 4 ,e x e . oond . C i
■733-0688___________FORD •35 PU. 327 engln
restored , excel shap Can 837-6386 evenings
RAMBLER, 1858. 54,0( actual ml all original, gr« oond. $2500. 324-6174
H i 1006~I 8EM1&HEAVY 1 EQUIPMEMT'62 InL 4300, $8500:. Fcslghtllner, $6000; F AlUs 646*5 3 yard load $16,800.. 734*7038
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D r t a t i o n .
i " 1 0 0 6 ^- I BEMIftHEAVY
■ E Q U l ^ E l f ^
•68.KW, 400 curnfnini good tires, hydraulic wi kit. $26,600. 423-421 evenings sfter 6pm
------ 1876 KW, conventlODi■""*1 cabH3406 Cal engine. RT012616 trans.. 4.1s 44,000 Ib.rear end. Ca3 - 232*2640 ask for Tec7mt _______read. 1867 Kobellco oxc^vato 376 K80. excel, cond., 175 - r - hrs.. $22,600. 768*850
or 467-2771 both. - --18ai.JD.backhQe..310C
4x4 extend-a-hOe, -2,00 ? “% hrs., $42,000. 788-850 3;«3? "^ 7 -2 7 1 1 8'2*. 3te78LNT8000Fofd,35____ B. C. C u m m in s, nei
paint, 250* wheel b8S< i^ ,r good rubber, 4 .33 'res
ends ratio, spring susper____ sion, $11,800. i860 kerIt 80, worth, 350 BC Cummfra
' Dorsey 20T lowboy, bac 1600 loading, w/fold up rampi KCha* oood tires, good cond ------- $6800/ofle
srpawsirs- Giavel screen oonve)«r,;sOor ph. motor. Dump tnKk.v6714. snowplows, m l l l^ e x
■— a— aD u u lKiss- ^ a t- ,T h e Triumph Mln«» tlje Hailey,. Id. 615-742-317
------1 Model #28T Bucynis Airewell drilling rig with san
3S line and tools. 32 ft. mas £ 3 ^ ^ p a n e m o to r. C e
lAtar ■v re- ‘78 10 wheel C500 Ket w/dbl worth w/17Vi fl dump. 'G
10 wheel frelghtlinerw/1 y th e - -ttdump.-e01-842-S385.-
FLATBED'92 4 5 'Tram Nttbie craft Eagle flatbed, alurti aood ' . num dsck. alr-rlde SUI
I ' '" * SEMI Wanted Hopper bo tom pup trailer Of seHui
ira v ,___loaaaiLpupJiallaL-CaC aV 677-2105 Of 431-2100.
4 100 7 S S I : I t r u c k s
1065 Dodge V« ton flatbei4 000 new alternator A vrlrini
rune good. S ee a t 64 Blue Lakes Blvd.
= = DODGE 1878 V4 ton clu cab . 84,000 ml. $180
n r Call 73^2268.
CHEVY 360 tank truck 6C 0: 7 6 gal w/flllered meterlr I; Rat pump for fuels or wats oader. aood condition. $1500/c
fer. 733-7636
m m;itnsGnol O n,E iiA a
3 9 9 S , W A S...!
H E R O K IE i w o r o i mi^su i» fa« » ,. s iw « !3 a ^ jfc ,
^95 m tS BiD Y c t m t m 7 F 0 B P i
6 4 9 5 W A S...!
995 NOW...
m mS S S5 ,9 4 5 ' W AS-...S
s u ^
“ I'i 1007| _ _ T R U C K 8 _ ^
S ? L 'CHEVY PU. ■'70 ¥> ton. PS. Ins, PB, AT. strong running wet 3 5 0 , $ 1 2 0 0 - o f f e r .
1214 324*6174------ DODGE, Club cab,-1974.onal g o o d wo r k i n g e o n d . line, .$1200, Call 736-6168.Call DODQE *85 Cab arxichas*
ra#} s is 4x4, dually d iesel.' Only eooo mllesl P290A.
----- $22,295alor, M t n - H o m e F o 1750 <B0O)743<»326
___ FORD 75 XL 460, Uke newI0D„ _ tlr» . AC, h e ^ . d u t y j ^ ,000 pension, wired for trirs. >501 $2200 or oftef. 324-7667----- FORD'61 F150 351 4 spd,,350 good cond. $3000 Of bestle w offer. 736-0624________
FORD, F 1 5 0 ,1876, ex- tended cab, 390, AT. PS,
^ pa . great oSrxi. 326-316Z nins. FORD 7 6 V4 ton 302 auto, pen- g o o d s h a p e . $ 1 6 0 0 .
733-4451._____________back FORD*897.2LdleeelXLT rr*t». twck, AT. AC. tUt. oulse, md., PS,PB,PW ,P0LP3P1A. Jffer. $11,095___ M t n..,H o m e F o r der, 3 <800)743*3326
FORD ‘68 Bronco XLT. 6 [ouip spd, V8, AC, tilt, cnilse,itn^sr - pS .-p b , p w ,-p d u c ^ .}173 Nlcel Crhome accessori------ es.P306A. $10,885Mres M t n . H o m e P e r dsand <600)743-3326_________
Ford ■84 Ranger PU, 5 spd, like newl Low low pay-
------ m en tl6 R A 0 1 6 A .$ 7 ^<eh- M t n . H o m e F o r d I.’87 (600)743-3326
.QMC,-1976.-1/2-ton, AT, P S . PB. g r e a t e h a p e .
ans* $1600.423«104.^ .lu r til------ --- ■"MS* TOYOTA. 1883,-T-100,
PU. Clean. May be seen a t Bany Rental on Addl-
------ son Ave. InTF or can 543*bot- 6677 eariy or tate.
fun-
1 U U 8 = |------ I TRUCK PARTS----- j I < .A C C faS 0R > E S
New MFQ flat bed for PU. H as drop h itch, goose
S ” ' n e c k p la te , a l i g h t s .
648■PARTS-New take off GMC
— 6-PU box; $600.423^432
i ----------- i o o T --------- 1
Ir'lna CHEVROLET *81 SIO 4x4, a te r only 31,000 ml, 2 tone, 5 n/of- spd, like new, asking .
Call 537-9810 leave msg
t u r n *
MMISUN280Z 1990 SUB
. .$ 3 9 9 5 WAS.,7.’2 9 9 5 ~ N 0 W ;
TUCLEMANS 1919 POmis n . « M j u
. .$ 5 9 9 5 WAS.^ ^ 5 NOW,
B S. .$ 9 9 9 5 WAS....^8495 NOW..
m mIC3/4TPU~ 1994t»EV
.$ 1 9 ,9 9 5 WAS..| 0 p B | O W s
iilF ^
1 j 100 0
s, CHEVROLET,'1894 810 ig Blazer, 4 door, Tahoe r . pkg, fully loaded, must
selTl $19,500 best offer.— Call324-65p6. .d ' CHEVY Blazer, 1872 350
auto, new paint, now tires,— runs good. $3000 firm. ?}* 324-69Wa! DODGE'92. Cummins tur
bo dleset, 4x4, V> ton. L£ ^d pkg, MUST SELL/Call
657-2270 Of 543-5046.
— DODGE *82, CummVu tur- >w bo diesel, 4x4, ¥> ton. LE
— DODGE 1863 Ramcharg- xl, er,-4X4, V6.AT, nowai-
te r a ln t i r e s c u e to m e w h e e ls , g o o d c o n d .
— $3500.764-2605.’S, F0RD1861 4xFord,390 4 ^ barrel, 4 spd , new 35* TT BFG's, locking rear end, n* 6.0001b Warn wench cus-
tom bumper & new hubs.__ m any e x tra s . w /partsIT truck, good strong triick.M, Offer 733-5712________
FORD Bronco II.'87. Eddie , rf Bauer pkg, k>adedl Excel
“ corxJ, new parts. $5,995.Call 629-5433.
r s IZUZU 1886 Tnwpef. 4 dr, le, $6200 . Call 733-3800 •s. daysof73^r32p3.eves. . ^ TOYOTA 1869 4X4, AC,. H shell, low miles, mint cond
° $9,000, Call 733-1492 r r CH EV RO LET'7 9 K-30
ptakup, 4x4 AT, 454 mo- V tor w/low mis, new tires, f n exc cond, lowrwr, $6500.
733-6524 _________CHEVROLET‘65 Chevy
SIO V8, 5 spd, 4x4 ext c a b ; o a n ^ y , $ 3 8 0 0 .
— .726;17e57?^^ •_______I!£; CHEVROLET ’86 1 ton
w/camper shell, 350 en* ginewMspdmanual,54K mis, exc cood. $11.000 or best offer. 625-5035 or
= . 625- K 04 ________CHEVROLET '64 V4T, 4x4,
a . lo a d e d , 734*6541 ory 734-4060_____________
CHEVROLET '94,'271 exL I*® c a b ; 2 8 k m l., custom
sea ts , chrome, loaded _ 678-9278 or 670-2326
g g C H EV R O L E T IH S U B U R B A N *94
JAII optione. 10K mis.' new cond., trl. pkg., $26,000. 678>7074
or678-C 3g4. g . ClMilNtd . . . (or ptopla
^ •vwywtwral 7 3 3 ^ 1 .
I’ussi‘ m1 5 . ..$ 4 9 9 5
N1UC GRAND AM H
B . . . $ 5 9 9 5
/ . J 4 9 9 5 ■
b I5 . . :$ 1 3 ,9 9 5
. . . n 0 . 9 9 5 M
a l
4 1 0 0 9 I
' CHEVROLET '91 Silvera-
DODGE '94 4x4 Cummins• turt» (fleset, SLT, V, ton.> lo«ied$23,90a 733-3961.
! DODGE Oakota..*93, exL c a b . 4 x 4 ,b a n k re p o , excel, cond., high book
• $ 1 8 , 4 7 6 . l 6 w b 0 0 k $15 ,000 . 676-8076 or
I 734-67X. Tatdng bkls. .
- FORD Bronco II,'64., Must• -setl.6cy1.,4spd,33x12.5
Wild Country tires. NewI___canMt,.runs.QreaL Must
see to e p p re d ^ . $3500- ■ /offef. Call 543-6562
} FORD '66 F250 XLT. ext- cab, AC. excel cond, diesel, 4 spd. new paint, tow
- pkg, $6500.73»0322.
• FORD Bronco II *86 $4200 I, or best offer. 324-1241 or; 324-4176._____________i; GMC, 1976, Jbnmy, $1650 “ Of best offer. 423-5124.
QMC1965 Suburban, rear " & front air, new rubber,,) p o w er w indow s, OO.• $4500.436-6123 eves.
J ^ WVanglar '80.4x4, 5 : spd, ve , PS, low mllesl (5 Low pay m en ts . «285.
Mt i i . H e m e F o r d I. (800)74»33a6
JEEP ‘83 Wrangler. 4x4. soft-top, 6'cyl, AT, PS,-
0 PB, ch rom e pkg , new h t i r e s .$ 1 4 0 0 0 / o f f e r I, 733-6131_____________
JE E P -83 Gmnd Chemkee- Laredo. $16 ,800 . Cally 733-1872 eves.________^ NISSAN, '81 Pathflndsr- —4x4, 4 door,.5 spd, V6,
I* Mtn. Home Ford K (800)743-3326^ .SUBARU,'66X76,4x4,
Coupe, fully loaded, excel_____ eondr$4,?OOoffarXe!l_<, 67S-3307 or 678-3372.
TOYOTA X*CAB 1993,- Black, 16k ml, air, cruise,1 till, alloys $14,900/offer. m 736-06711 ._______________________
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1993 NISSAN MA7LbadedI A 4D o o rS p o r
” 1993‘ B lh cK u s_ Pw r. Window* A Locki
1992BUICICLcS LIMITED, Powe Seat,
1 9 9 4 OLDS AClAutomallc. Power Win.
tC
'4 loio” " I I■ V A H ^ B I W E ^ ) I
- bODGE Caravan, 1982,3 V-6, AT, AC, AM/FM, oew
tlree.red.ve(yc(ean.Only : • $670(Vo>faf. Can 736-6828
I. CHEVROLET conversion. van,'63.63k. excel shape. ^■ 543^903 or 543-6705 DODGE ‘89 Caravan, AT.
K V 6, AC, c e s s . S u p e rK C lean ! Low Paym ent!r #5CN004B. $7,995.-
Mtru Home Ford- (600)743-3326
5 DODGE, Caravan, 1990.V Grand, V6, 7 passenger,<■ ^ctean,_C aIl.733^6.
DODGB.Carevan:'91 ,46K- ml,$6600TW3^167
1- ----------------------------------•- DODGE *69 Caravan, AT,V V 6, AC, o a s s . S u p e r
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FORD, A eroatar, 1991,;• WhHe In color, oreitt cond.'• AC.'powef locks, $8785._ •326-4662.5 ____________________■} FORD Van *66. 350 w/7.3
d i e s e l , w /o u t s e a t s ; a $7000. O odge Van ‘63,
250 Custom, w/oot seals,_ $ 2 1 0 0 . 7 6 4 * 2 7 2 7 - l. FairfWd.___________ ^
!: FORD Bronco II '66 4x4 . XLT, super buy low pay- ' mentsI#sEX013B.S&95
Utn.Hom eFord « . (800)743-3326" Ford'66AeorstarVan,AT;^ » V6. AC, ca»s. One ownerl ir SW W tB •9, $6995 • ... _ - f- l i t n . H e m e F e / d .
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