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the Legion A -D ivisiot a fte r Saturdays play.

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learn into disarray at i onships in Sw eden.

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.longing to .a U .S . For th e u g ly u n d e rb e suprem acy m ovem en senator says.

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TW IN FALLS By ( ghosts had fled Nagasaki.

C huck Upton, then a 1 tached to a medical unit, ble and barkened to the \

' any secrets am id its rad didnt share them.

N a g a s^ i is built in a ed on three sides by me city itse lf is partly divid plained U pton, a retired 1 director. That m eant tha were left almost intact bj like the dock area. Forth diing w as gone.

I rem em ber the hole Tiole and the smell."

The atomic age hod dt m cn t W o r ld W or II ei

"m onths before, tw in mi: not have com c as a great tw o m illion young Amc die a long w ay from hon th e C h ry san th em u m T Japoncse emperor.

I w as sitting in M an nia) woiting to go back i O lson o f Tw in Falls, o re w ho w as then a 24-yea

, one tour o f the Pacific v his belt. I w as expecting

"M ost o f us thought th

P le a s

A t H u n t Cai W o n iie n a h d l

P r a y < t e a r s in a h m v e i

T h e A ssociated Press

' H IR O S H IM A , Jap : d eep , c le a r to llin g o f

flig h t o f d o v es in to t l and a m om ent o f tearfi

thousands o f people n u 50 y ears ag o th a t th e i plpded above Hiroshimi

*Memoiy is w here i l m eet, H iroshim a Moy raoko said in a declarat

..p e a c e and the-abolition So long ns such w eap ev itable tha t the h orror Nagasaki w ill be repeat

I O n 0 m orning whosi callcd the day, the boml e d 5 0 ,0 0 0 so le m n n th ro u g h .th e sp raw lin ( ground zero the cen m ak in g o ffe r in g s o f < otid incense. Shinto pri r o b e s n n d s a f f ro n -c l

- . m onks in toned chan tsdrums.

- S tanding ran k upondren in uniform and w

.k im ono bowed, deeply shaped m onum ent ens wUli tlic c ic jiiu I f la ir flickering m the backgi , P rim e M in is te r T o r

- . jo in ed in Sundays cer w reath o f y ellow ch rj

H vering c o n d o len ces governm ents oppositii

. . m g. M uipynm as gov< m uch o f th e y ea r nrgi Jopan w as an a g p ^ sso o r fought in se lM cfen i

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, W A S H IN G T O N S th e C lin tb h Ju s tic e p ^ p o p e n in g s c r jm in iit in '

'. W h itew ater,'o Republics reached m uch the sam e ' m ents r e le a se d 'S a tu i^ y t

T h e Justice Departm en spring o r i9 9 3 to.reiject;! re c o m m e n d in g in v d s

J ^ r ic u is M 's a y i i i^ iM ^ ^

v e r (k e w a r , '

j e n e r a t i o n

l o a n s

Jy Octobcr, even the

a l9-ycar-old 01 at- nit, stood in the rab- ie wind. I f it carried , rad ioactive dust, it

n 0 v o l l ^ surrqund- m ountoins, and the

ividcd by hills, ex- I Twin Falls YFCA that parts o f th e city t by the otom bomb, orther inlond, evcry-

lole, he said; "The

1 daw ned at the mo-I e n d e d so m e tw o m iracles that could

reater surprise to the American's preparing home trying to wrest n T h ro n e from the

ta re Island (Califor- ck to war, said Ray0 retired letter carrier year-o ld soilor w ith ic w ar olrcady under ting to go to Jopan. it the w ar w ould nev-

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fap o n - T W ith th e R H ju o f n b ro n z e b e ll , a | f l | > th e b lue-.gray sky | | | | arfiii silertce, ten's o f m arked the mom ent

lie a tom ic bo inb ex- lima. .e th e past and fiimre lo y o r T akahashi H i- " aration ap i^a lin g for ' lion o f nuclear aim s. . rapons exist; it is in-, m ror o f H iroshim a nnd .catcd." , , Y o ulose steam y heat re- . , om b fell, on estim at-1 m o u rn e r s m ille dling p a rk b u ilt n e a r _ center o f the b last , M o f c h ^ s a n th e m u m s V . priests in w hite silk

i - c lo th e d B u d d h is t m ts ond b ea t p ray e r ;

ion rank , schoolchil- i w om en in subduedply .bcfq ra '-the arch-. ensh rin ing th e dead , . iju ii la m e - t t r th e - n c th n s trorckground. - be hro m iic h i M ura:^am a H sa;cerem onies, laying a -shat:h ry '^ th e m u m s , de- hind:es a n d p re ss in g h is andsition to nuclear test- ' cn, iovem m ent hos spent Wig u in g ov e r w hether the :ssor in W orld W ar II c o u fense. . . 3 a

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DonllidmJapan!

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H IR O S H IM A ;. Jap ijn ' : k ' i i |d in g -a t th e A to m ic B o m T6~ffennircSTrboirificTndiibit I labeled Banned a t Smiti a heartbriking.collection o f a tten id rem nants tha t The Bo nd: blistered hum an skid, cni id ciose-up pictures o f disfig !, children and onimals. M eanwhile, the new ly opent e sam e m useum features an m id ho v e 'b e e n c o l le d ,. ! Janncd m Hiroshima. Withe

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tor decli] EbreGliiiin'tbns\^ i i e w a tc r p arm er I to y , charges o f o eoverup i poiritjhent o f nn independent B ut'w hile P residen t Bush wi o,- th e a -U S . A tib^ey jC harl ttlcR o ck , A ric , a l ^ g a v c a \ n 'v 'exprcssihg se r io u s , i;ei o u t th e ihen 'ts o f th'e'rdbrrol. T h a t . r e f ^ I , w ijtte ti 'b y 'a ,i i^estigitor in, K ansas C lty-li >92;;ollcged th a t Ja m c ^ M c in to n sV W h ite w o te r biisin

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rial s c r u t in i z e w a x s ta tu e i Ion p e o p le h a v e v is i t e d tl

ory colors Of itself

iisd i^ l a y depicts Jopans hn conquer, an d colonize As , and shows.hbw. Jopans. oggi sio and a t Pearl Harbor led d in mighty faunib tliat fell-here exi rs ago.liform ed schoolchildren and oflcn -sobb ing adults throng ah ib it halls this summer thus r the confiicting and content! f m em ory that color Jopans e lf in the WM. con flic t tha t c learly influen

P le a s e s e e JA P A N ;

h i l ^ a t e

i m x U dive ' e n g a g e d in .a c b e c k -w ^ t d rained hundreds o f thoi

irs from h is failing M adison cL in th e m id 'I9 8 0 s .. n e d P re s ld ra t and M rs;-Clin al w itn e s s e s " 's in c e som e ifts irt t^ie a lleg ed check-boi involved the ir W h i t^ o te r r

iture.:s d e c id e d q u ic k ly th e re v

against i^ ^ _ e s M likp th S u n d a y in th e P ow erb a ll- are:2 7 -2 9 -3 6 -3 8 P o w erb o U 21- 5cn, tw c h ty -se y c n , tw e n ty - thirty-six , thirty-eight, Pow er- *) 'imatedjac)q>ot;,$19.7 m illion

ISE ( A P ) - W inning num bers -1 Sunday In the Tri-W e'st Lot- nearfc: ' 3 -16^20:22-30 (one, th iile en , n ,'tvvenv . tw enw -tw o, thirty) imated jackpot: S275.000 i

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; Watioh

S e n a t eI W A S H IN G T O N (Al Senate voted Saturday to-

. f r ^ tid in g fo r abortions w orkers cxccpt in coses

; incest. T h e 50?44 v o te drcv

re sp o n se ': f o r ad v o c i w om an 's r igh t lo choosc

.Wc h a v e hod o m e ,w o m e n 's r ig h ts ," said , S p ec te r. R -P a . T h is i; , ogainst o w o m an 's r ig h t:

Thc afternoon v6 te folk lier 52-41 decision rejec sure barring funding for oi fo r fed e ra l em p lo y ees, m other's life was in dange

T h e t i d e c h a n g R e p u b lic a n s p o n s o n

Ice briPEN SA CO LA ,-Fla. >

chances in the block>1on away with o couple ofch

W c won one, Cox c Erin tore across Pensoci one o f thc reasons why I

TTie ico w as ju s t a c Mississippi casino to he food from spoiling in the was w orse t h ^ snake ' spun off.by the hurricanc . I could sec thc watei

said C ox, w hose fomil home. W e lost everythi

, micro.waves. Eveiylhini about dn inch deep inside

Erin socked thc Pnnh twirling across ccntral I windows and peeling of relatively few homes wei

Fourdeaths wer? bla w ere still m issing at se Rosavio, one o f three mi foot C lub Royale gamb from 0 life raft, said Coo2

P ow er rem ained oui 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 custom ers wh( P anhand le , s a id G u lf Higginbottom. All but fr Sunday cvcning.he said.

In central Florida, onl and businesses thot lost f without clecuicity, said J Community Affairs spok . . Florida emergency o!

damage assessment by S

5 y e a r s e o n f l i c t

.to is A ngdes Tim es

. ' W A S H IN G T O N :

.a f te r I r a q s s tu n n in g i: Kuwait, a waterehed even liz ed o ne o f th c la rges

.e ffective m ilita ry coalit .past 40 years, the winner are.no longer so clear-cut.

. ' A lthough h is forces v out o f K u w a it in the IS G iilfW a r. Iraq i Preside -HUssein' rem ains in pow predictions, b y W estern :

agencies o f his early demi dtary is still the strongesi .rich Persian G u lf region, .'the last year, thc m ajor im sition ^ u p s havc cither

____fajlen t6 .fi^ ting_each pthj In contmsti thc G u lf sti

K uw ait and Saudi A rab fin o n c ia lly c rip p le d fr< -jiiuch o f the S65 billion 1 'the war. Despite the abse

' o,il from in te rna tiona l n prices have rem ained lo' \^ar. further undermining tries economies'.; The U nited Suites rcmi .m ary security guarantor, 'n e ra b lc G u l f sh e ik d o i 20.000 U.S. troops and t( tary equipm ent are still < theregioii. I'

A nd the U .S .-Jed 'coal natiOT!5-that-forced-fm q-

oll b u t fo rm ally dead, e; several m em bers begin t Baghdad again in antici

lifting o f U.N. sanctions. .Five yeiira ago, who

believed it possib le?" > leoding.-U lS. ex p ert on

changc in fortuiics rcflei

P i e r b t s h o ^ s

, W A S H IN G T O N (A l Pfcrpt,'i w h o se indepcnt! dacy ga rn e red 19 milli<

' th e 199 2 p re s id e n tia l p y s h e s m o r e in te im p ro v in g ' th c tw o -p a i

; B u t h g jw o u ld n t-ru le o

o h o in g o f -^ re s id e o tio l car

D allas next-W M keod. sa

r a o p p L - a '

, K a n d is ' ; V lapresenttng

,V A ugust 1$iEi

! O K s c u(A P ) T h e Oklahom a :to-deny taxpoy- ed an appc;>ns fo r federal D -N .D ., toiscs o f rape o r exceptions

' bans,rcw a n ja n g ty . ~ ; C onrad to c a t d s / o f a riot supportOSC abortion. changc beeme]tdoVing t h ^ coun- on b io lo g

H u s s e in 'scmains the pri* m onth-fm ator. o f the vu l- U.N. com nd o m s. U p to several weeid tons o f m ili- U N .so u iill deployed in e rs w ill th

V w hether to;oaIition o f 3 2 oil as the f

I. cspccially as A m ericas iin to deal w ith quickly,tic ipation o f a "W e willIS. tion o n ce 1ho would h av e .. I ra q s a tis i

w ondered a Frenchon Iraq . .T h e Security Cc: f l c ^ som e o f words.

vs interest in pR o ss he ho p es -1

en d e n t:c a n d i- Republican illion Vdtos in I w ill, i la l r a c e , n o w , term s, say, n t e r c s t e d in . w o -p o r ty p a r ty sy s tem ; b n C N N ,.; e o u t a Oid' in L etsjfct; i

tim e to bui h ost a gather*-" d o n !t have c a iid id a te S .in ' '.m ake th'e.i , sa id Saturday , w e can get

CK KANDISs Q ] f f l r \ v i l l b e ;

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iitsinsoiiia Sen. D on Nickles, heed- p e a l b y Sen. K ent C onrad, to add rope and inccst' os

ns to the proposed abortion

d to ld th c 'S e n a tc hc co u ld ort th e m easure w ithout thc jccausc h is w ife w as sexu- :ked several y e w ago e igh t f ro m th e C a p i to l b y a np is t w ith a record as long irm.aid b e v ic io u s and m o n - C o n ra d sa id , to leav e n o o n f o r r a p e a n d in c c s t . tin g is ra d ic a lly w ro n ^ i f s w e re to s a y to m y w ife , ir ry th a t b a b y to te rm , -

ef from Ertook h is U'L..'..., n d cam c ' ^^ ''^ ' ' '' .^ 8 1 ^

lurricftic "Thats

;ed by aity keep -ixs lu c k .tornado

:t rock,"a m o to r f B s S S m S S S ^ ^JicT V s,ot w ater

lay after ircaking lies. But

\ peoples fE lv in ^the 234- J Friday son.'h a lf th e _ western n S teve ijw crby

} homes vere still

LonI Haywood, m initial ro o m f ro m H urrl

- o f h e r E m i ly s N

vinners ii > longer ss rc n t fla w s in O p e ra tio n tonri." . - )Hinton adm in is tra tion m a y j 'c to decide how to p lay the le tha t' the Bush adm inistra- ded. Forcing the administra- nd, Frtmce, Russia and China o f thc five perm anent U .N .

C o u n c il m em bers are to ca se U .N . san c tio n s as Iroq com plies w ith resolu- nanding the elimination o f its o f m ass destruction..N. Special Commission set >nitor Iraqs com pliance has :knowIedged that Iraq!s mis- :m s ond nuclear and chem i- ons program s havc been disand that long-term monitor-

\ p lace , a cco rd in g to_Ro^f_ he head o f the commission! se ssm en ts a re s im ila r b u t

I U.N. commission, th e only ing issue is Iraqs biological program. Ekeus lef^ fo r Iraq

day to receive Iraq 's report lo g ic a l w e a p o n s , w h ic h I 's g o v e rn m e n t o n ly la s t inally adm itted it had. The m m ission w ill need a t least ;ccks to verify thc report ources say the W estern pow - th c n h e fo rc e d to d e c id e

to Uft the em bargo on Iraqi e first .step toward normaliz-

s a llies are poised to m ove

vill take a very strong posi*:e th e U n ited N ations says : is f ie s .th e c o n d it io n s ," a nvoy said. W e will ask thc Council to abide by its own

party system9- to b r in g D em o cra ts and

J a p a n _Continued from A1

th is countrys s e n ^ o f d ay Q conn ic t that

solved after ajialf-ccnt " 'debate. .

' F or som e Joponcse, 1 . c o n c e p t fo r th is cou

-----------Worid-Wpril-is-SiJapar. . particu la rly f in ce Jap . c o un try eve^ 'to have

,l.w ith nuclettf v/cnpons. 'p o in t to be d n p h u iz c -A ggressor. A nother f . c ep t h e re ho ld s t h a t '- fim datnental evil, regai c a l c irc u m s ta n c e s , o

.Jap a n and its enemies II w ere in the wrong.

.It all m akes for a far and nuanced state o f r

' .v e n t io n a l w isd o m i States w ould seem to a

' In the U.S. news me m ohplace to say th a t '

,Tefuse to face up toJth ^Arhcricans seem to fe< :-Gcn. C harics W. Swcc ;;the Nagasaki mission, ;in M ay that the .

am nesia (about) their ;t:duct during.W orld Wai

- , . ; -T h e s o statements do Japanese including

I-ativcs w ho c a n y weii - 'p o lit ic s . B u t th e noi

Japanese 125 mil: can be treated as a mo w ith a unified zeal tb v past is o ut o f sync with In reach in g fo r gi

about Japan, Geoffrc: th e E astW cst Ccntei th in k t^ n k ; h a s ni A m erican 'C om m cntai the activities o f studei

. jo u rn a l is ts a n d othci ! d o c u m e n t a n d p u b li

rccord o f wartim e aggr> T his sum m er, the Jt> have returned the com speak. They argue that

' country that maintains ; a u th o r iz e v iew o f th(

least, o f the a tom ic bor i t I ,

. T h is s tem s from th s u r ro u n d in g th e Instim tion 's Enola Gay

. political pressure force A ir and Space Museu: d isplay o f atom-bomb on loan from Ihe muse

; Jap an ese reac tio n wa n ow Japanese convent " that th e A m ericans l u p to th e d am ag e Jw e a p o p s w re a k e d or ! H iroshjma and Nagasal- Japanese v iew s o f

J have ranged left and rforth, ov e r the p a s t hi

! fact, the Japanese.amon w hat the^var should . Initially, it was kno\

; G rea te r E ast A slan : th e con ten tio n o f Jap ^m ilitaiy dictators that J sion o f its m ainland r 'd e s ig n e d to c rea te a

, ; Asian co-prosperity sph T his is still the prefe

ogy for conservatives v Japans w ar w as a nobl

] Asian nations from W< i.'rulc. A group o f 21 scl ^ :p u b lish e d a 'f o r c e f u ^ 'J a p a n s ro le , t i t le d -ijudgm ent on ^ e Great :;War.;; .After Japans surrcnt .pation.forccs establishe : in w m a tio n P rogram !:cducatc the Japanese al ;-nations guilt for starlit -part o f tha t cfTort, the l;A sian W ar w as rcnam |-W ar, a relatively neutr ;-still w idely used today.

I M eanw hile, m any u' I 'to . the, c o n flic t a s tlie-

>-;War. T his refere tb ilji ! 0 monolithic whole tb whitewash their People th reality. m ent ar genera liza tions Troy M.. W hite o f n ter, a H on o lu lu 1^3

n o te d , " m a n y ita to ra m in im ize W o rld idcnB, historians, w a la n a l h ers w o rk in g to j Jib lic iz c J a p a n s s la r t 'o f i B ^ s i o n . " w hat hapc Japanese ntedia lompliment, so to changed bat Am erica ^ the n idestov iins a m onolithic,^the w ar p r a t j p a j i bombs lhat ended b i t te r ly

m ood wI the controversy bui: S m ith s o n ia n . Qg 3ayK *il> it.w hcn : i^ p c H e irced the N auonal seven; si seum to drop the pani mb relies offered -trial, wh luseum hero. T he w hich th w as harsh . I t is bccninfc

'cntional w isdom M any is refuse to face JqA gtjn gc th e n u c le a r a sscssm 1 on c iv ilia n s in T rial vie- uak i. , 5QJJ w bvo fW o rld lW d r ll any o ve d right, back and m ilita ry t half-centuiy. In trusted v xmot even agree P n m c M lUld be called. in I99J. now n here as the q,1 W ar, reflifcting con tro l c Jap an s w artim e harsh vie t Japanese inva- f | | t d neighbors wos Edcatio

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surrendered , th is .n a tio n was ly a n ti-w a r . T h e p re v a ilin g was hostile to any w ar a t any

but particularly toward Japans a g g re s s io n . T h is v iew -.w as l ie d p a r tly b y th e .p e o p le s j suffering at the end o f the war, artly by the Tokyo war-crimes w hich publicized a trocitics of the Japanese people had never

nfbrmcd.ny Japanese, particularly on the dll hold to this harshly critical sm cnt, know n a s th e T okyo /iew o f the war. It is a key rea- by the public here is so w ary of vers6as ro le fo r th e Japanese iry. T he Japanese can n o t bp i with m i l i t ^ pow er, former M inister Kilchi M iy a u w a said

J "W e have provcn'that."; a s c o n se rv a tiv e sI 'c a sse r ie d >1 o.ver Japanese p o litics , this view gave way to a sort o f will- ino rancc '. T h e c o n s e rv a t iv e ition M inistry began changing itical vicvv o f the w ar set forth lic'school textbooks.

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'A n issue ofconsidcrabl) thp city o f T w in Falls and will soon be dcboted iq pu Aiig. 8 from 6 to 9 p .m . or 6 p.m. T he public hearing!

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I cmbic opposition to this pi natives previously propose

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. o fa ll votes cast in lh is dec tfie 105 votes that w ere nOi ".-There aip m ultiple reaso

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;e th a t, u n fo r tu n a te ly , thju e s tio n s! g( a fo rm e r p re s id e n tia lIt h e r e m e m b e rs p ic k - taITlinfon f in a n c ia l d o c - ti the 11 Nobel laureates he u p f^ u c e d the icvolution in ] smashed the atom, and H in N a g o s ^ . '

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; Today critics o f the u se ,: new technology b f killing a s ^ ; " The answer they seel w e would have won the wa t ^ t doesnot dispose o f the vfhether the use was moral.

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for Congress. A nd i t s no to'feign u p for som e n ^ fuh'ded'tmvel. R em em b not, r e p ^ t n o t j u n k ^ . Ti have v alid p u i^ s e s a n d : essential fo r official dinni such. S thffers g o to provi logistical support. (Those get h eavy.) . ^

That said, theres some { and E u r o p ^ tmvel on tap readily available these day; b e c a i^ some lawmakers a

. . queasy about cutting progr poor and then jaunting aroi world. Some planned trips c a n c e l^ according to an ii survey by the weekly news

Hill.^ e House wraps up i ts '

time for Rep. Harold Roge to get out o f town Saturdaj with scvcrtj members o f hi Appropria^ons subcommit

- Commerce, Justice, State, i and related agencies fo ra 1 tOEurope. Rogerss ofTice security and oA er reasons, where hc wos going. But v, London, Paris (to hit up th< tries for increased assessmi United Notions), Athens, N (weve got p c a ^ e e p e r s tJ T\iricey. (Prague w as scrub

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its beginning; I t was to baloinect returned in tri* agc^r. The torpedoes that Dleship row were made worl

sc, 50 years ogo, o f the pell^lg ask i f it was ncccs- 189iseek is: Noj becauM pacew ar without iL B ut shiuithe question o f m orml. It was because it . opmd violence. Tlere would have been ' physle costs o f that iou ld ' Rhptie for Okinawa, during Bon

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and catch une great Asian the next stotap. Seats are nukes, andlays appaiCTtly wasic storo;rs are getting food, wine,ogram sforthe N o tto b caround the .w h ich will rip sh a v e b c e n . .h asso m espm informal - Apit)priati

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m e m ay have d ropped o f!) ten tatively scheduled to orth K orea (m aybe), Chino, [Chernobyl is included so it : advisab le to f e i ^ illiiess h u p w ith tb c m ain party at s top - Paris). T he focus is , id F rance d oes w ell on irage. It a lso docs w ell on ae, a rt.and c o u tu re .' be outdone, the Senate,11 recess at l e u t a week later, spleiidid A s iw offerings,

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; ond Conrad Bums, R-Mont. have a timber-forest-natural i motif, so attendees might Iress woodsy.oup, w hich includes Librarian css and Russio expert James jtoq os a quasi-lpur guide,) to China, but that was ' when the commies got sticky sts that included a trip to ; it stands, the tentative sched- 10 Hatfield group taking off ;o Vladivostok, then Yakutsk,1 Bator iri Mongolia (check tm ented m ares m ilk ... it hos :k). .Then its Iikutsk (ijjc c a m ust-sw ) and from th'eie ely.St. Pe^e^ >b ll g bcfbIg^lIg It hom e via Shoiuion, Irehmd.

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trip to Israel for Rcpublicai being sixinsored by the po Isn e l lobby, American Isn Afloirs Committee (AIPA<

Rep. Steve Largcnt, R-0 those going, told the Hill:

. receives the lion 's shore of arid I w ant to sec how the r being spent. Great idea, bi

, no aid projects in Israel. Tl check. Y ou con visit a loco sec how that works.

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and tlie assurance o f my fall tion - a connection beiwecn and a parent's love, betweer and my fathers low voice 0 arms enveloping me.

So when 1 was expecting, act was to buy books for the come, including "Pal the Bu (Judy can pat die bunny. N

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O ur bookshelves slill hold Wild T ilin g Arc" and "Mai beside the immortal Nancy! Hardy Boy scries.

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and took a couple o f onna hit the ball past the led m e .'

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a n d le a v e t l h o m e 's a n d b t nesses.

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H A Z E L T O N -i- W hen th e imp d isappeared into the sag paper caught ia the wind.

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JL. m .w h o ra n th e sch< location C enter, on Feb. 9. 1 /ial m ood, (bu t) I dctcctcd s : faccs o f th e men^bers o f th is TTiey, like m any o f the eva( d endured m uch. T licy had rc :e. T hey w ere tired. Relocal iliiy."The M agic fV allcys w anim ' lich b y the spring o f 1943 hac gesl c ily , w as hom e m ostly ; vciy o ld by the tim e V-J Di xt T uesday. H un t's 9,000 resi ed to resettle farther cast, w jlricdons o n Japanese and Jap Y oung m en co u ld go lo co luary I9 4 3 ,jo in the m ilitary, iftcd,O nly 4 4 ,0 0 0 in te rnees remi irs end. dow n from 110.000 J Day, there w ere only 3.000 Il w as a lerrib le place, one /o y fro m i t ," c a l le d Kay. ( i f y e i jw am oto, 0 retired jrlcy restau ra teu r. fO P I tried to en list, but { ( 5

w asnt c h o se n ; 80 . . 1943 I took a jo b , C rcy c lp n i^ 'O h io ,

a t a jl^^j'.fricnd ran g ed 'fo r m e at a ' ' ctoiy. ' CT ed M atsiido also - fl'thc c am p in 1943 w ork fo r o T w in ;

i l l s d ry c le a n e r . ;d for The T /m es-

fo m ily s o o n . fo l - frecdom , but Kaw am otos stj

released in the fall o f 1945. had h om es to go back to w ere awap}0 t0 , w ho cam c 10 Hunt 1942, W c grcw 80 acre? o f ve wcrtf rclocoled. wc coiddn'

rything. Sharon Aburono, w m is in S ea ttle befo re b e ing ; A ssociatedPijess recently. .1.

s evacuation w as authorized 'c lt on Feb . 19, 1942. M ilii se a t ta c k o n th e W est Co ican popuFation could h arbor

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janesc neighborhoods in San Seattle, w here m ost o f the H i towns./ 1945, fear o f 0 Japanese in nt opened th e W est C oasi e m -can s-b ack in. Bul 0 lack Tiony from returning hom e.-' iC to ld A P tho t in April 194: irrisoh D ye W orks in Seattle, jon before the'w ar. w rote back , soying A roses ii y com prehend the b itterness tideed be business suicide fo 9n in a n y capo^ity, os there v. kout, th e le tte r soid. I an ime stone w all should yoti a leottle ot th is tim e. hi fam ily found iheir S eattle DEATHVond N O JA PS V

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t h e r e , r e m e m b e r .

e ili n tth e e n d c am c , th e H u n t sagebrush like a sheel o f

ivas held in the rccrcction w ro te A rthu r K lcinkopf,

ic h o o l a t (he M in id o k a 9. 1946. All seem ed m a :d a w orried looked upon th is group.evacuee?, had given m uch d rendered meritorious .scr- jcalion o f s e lf w as now a '

tim e concentration cam p, had becom e Idahos third-

;tly lo ihC'Very young and ) D ay arrived 50 years ago residents had been cncour- t. w here there w ere few er Japancse-Am ericans.I c o lle g e and . s ia riin g in iry. By 1944. they could be

em ain cd in -th e cam ps at 300 a tlheir 1943 peak. By )00 w ere left al Hunt, and 1 w as anxious to get

s b e e n a g o o d l i f e i r u s i n I d a h o , b u t I s h a r d t o f o r g e t t h e b a d t i i l h g s .

.5^ Kay Kawamqio of Buriey, who canie

to the Minidoka Relocation Camp ' in 1942 and was

released in 1945

s stayed until the last ofthek-ere O K . bul a lol o f people lunt from Portland, p r e . , in 5 o f straw berries before the J d n - i l ^ up J i o j y ^ c n i s

), w hose parents w ere pros- :ing fo rced inlo the Idaho/. ,1,

izcd by P residenl Fronklin l ilita ry ofTicials, fearing a C o a s t, s a id th e r e g io n s b o r spies and saboteurs.

Rvta eeunny Fai PubOo Ubray '

ricans arrive a t ^ eMtlon Center. .

Son Francisco, Los A ngeles,, s H unt evacuees cam p from ,

e invasion had lessened an d si exc lusion zone, allow ing ic k o f jo b s and w idespreadB.-'1945 lie w rote 0 letter from ttle , w h e re he hod woriced as

*s inquiry show ed h e d id not less tow ord Japanese.; fo r M r. Spalding to h ire are w ou ld surely b e an a lm ost ^[ a ra su re y o u w o u ld b u m p .Iti to ob tain em ploym ent

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O ne o f thc brothers, 1 W icklund o f Ogden. U: to th t troopers ex-wife.

H e a n d M ic h a e l D ow ney, Idaho, were j F r id a y a n d m ad e an

'appearance via telepho eral m agistra te in Boi; jja id ass is tan t U .S . Al Schwendim an in Salt b

T h c tw o w ere indie charge!j o f conspiracy t state lines to commit n T h e y w ill be b rought C ity later to stand trial i Court. . , ^ .

Eric W ickhmd. 33. a M ichael W icklund. 31

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S om e nam es

K im berly K incaid L inda M y e rs 'o f Jcror

.iS hudtly o f Filer.

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p a s s e d aw ay FridJ in her hom e after battle with.lung car

S h e w as born I-------Minneapolis, Minn.

W alter Edwin and Mitchel Ellis. Hazt A ngeles. Calif., in

. w ere m arried Jun t s p e n t the ir firs t-1 ria'ge do ing a lot

. n e v e r s ta y e d in ( ^ th a n tw o y e a r s .

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d ay s . H azel hoipe ' : Bill .a s he built his

,-y H affner's Key a n d I-V . H aze l loved toT"-* c o in s a n d an tiq f T " ' s to p p ed a t tha Bai yV'. took hom e b a g s of ;ji - ' th fough them lool -V'.;-. co ins. The bank w '.v.: -V - h e r t h e 'b a g s whl<

o th e r coin cgllecti >':; . O ne n ight.ln 197*

' w e re r o b b e d by ''"V' *' a n d H aze l lo st ali 'v.Vr. r - Including all of her

V b e rs tied her hanc si; : c u t off h e r b lood

* V a l s nearly .Jpsl he T h - r: d i s h e a r te n e d hqi

' co llec ted another ( After Bill retiree

- w ent on m any fisl' I S l ' ? ' : lo v e d c h ild re n a

hap p ie st days, wei a r a n d c h l ld r e n fi> ' a n d s h o w in g th<

H aze t rieverT iad -.^.tovvard an yone , a r ri' to p l e a s e . No m urothersi ing murdrY (A P) Tw o k ill th c tlaho werii indict- indiclm er)r a llegedly plan- o f Mrs.-Wdaho sta te troop- She anc!X-wife could get tody o f thli.s life insurance o f the tro

designatecrs, Eric W olfgang ment said,, Utah, is married A confife. aulhoritie:l W ic k lu n d of, on July 2ire jailed in Idaho told the iian in i t ia l c o u r t shoot the>hone w ith 'a fed- leaving hiJoise late Friday. Late TlA tto rn ey D avid and the'ii

t Lake. where thed ieted on federal the Flag:y to travel across few milesit m urder for hire. Shortl;ght to S alt L ake police of)ial in U.S. District u^derco^

. , Brown m3. allegedly asked the sale o. 37. to help him be used i

V ^icesliller, o f Twin Falls, BcvcrlTwin Falls LDS 5th Twin Fa21 M aurice Si. N .. Mortuar)itt Twin Falls). 8 p.m. to

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Admitted k. Percy Harding, Jean McC all o f Burley; Larry Chamberj fRupen.

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. ? D e c : 4 . 1 9 1 6 , l n E ; nn., the daughter of. ind G ertrude Hazel y iTiTon lazel m et Bill in Los , in 1939, and they une 14. 1940. They it 10 y e a rs of m ar- lot o t traveling and in o n e -p la c e m ore r s . In 1 9 5 0 : th ey T F a lls -w h e re they. for th e re s t o f her )lped h e r husband , his own business - .

nd Bike Shop. I - . J - Sto c o llec t s tam p s, 5

t lq u e s . S h e o ften Bank a n d Trust and 3 of coins. She went f .f l Vm ooking for valuable k would always give vhich they knew no Bctor h a d checked , r 975. Bill and Hazel %n p ro g ra m s w e re a b o u t sc i ' ) and archaeology. There were 5 when Hazel h ad tea rs In hei 5, b u t n o o n e ev e r h e a rd hei She h ad a beautiful voice anc ly p e o p le w e re s p e llb o u n c l ih e y h ea rd her sing, hen the doctor told Hazel th a h a d in c u ra b le c a n c e r , she

jr flinched . S h e told him sh t lived longer than m any of hei d s and w as ready to go. Ever all the pain that can ce r gives still had a smile for those whc ed her. H azel w as not a per to com plain. The n u rse s sale w as the b e s t patient, they eve c c a r e of. S h e l a u g h e d anc 9d to the very end . All we hac lo is s a y . "H aze l, g iv e u s i a,* a n d s h e would sm ile ever n she unable to speak , azel n e v e r fe a re d d ea th . Sht n s a id d e a th c o u ld b e ver] Bt in som e c a se s . May she nov in p e a c e fo r e v e r m ore , fo

a is nothing thal c a n ever hur again.jrvivors inc lude her h usband iam H affn er; tw o d a u g h te rs m a S h e t la n d a n d L aun le rsen ; a so n , A rthu r M ader

tw o g ra n d c h i ld r e n , W illlar ly ' A n d e rs e n a n d S tep h an ii ersen , all of Twin Falls: and om er , I s a b e l F lu h a r t o l Lo eles, Calif. S he w as precede< le a th b y 'h e r 'p a r e n t s - a n d 's l hers.ne funeral will b e held a t 10:3i . W ednesday , Aug. 9, 1995, I Colonial Funeral Hom e, 255 berly 'flbad in Twin Falls. Famil friends m ay call, from-8 a.m. t

m. on M onday a n d T uesday s funeral .hom e. M em orials ar p asted to .the American Cance

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for alleg( aho troofth e according to thc indictm' jdy Eric W icklund allegec

Brown tliat thc trooper ;us* first o f-scvcral hits. H< eds - ofTering to do hired hiti :icy m u rd e r , u n le s s th c \ let- somebodies, in which

jum ped to $50,000. le d H e told Brown he hac ans before and would need i d ly in' the future, for hired l^to ofTcred to kill anyone A'as asso c ia te s w an ted dea

ment said, urid After receiving the gi iho. ers lcf\ to drive to thci i at Each w as stopped aloni 5. a arrested.

A fter h is afrest, Eric ton au tho rities tha t he and :ing talked about going into i icn. " tak in g carc o f people iate ond adm itted tha t he ] (I to" paid $5;000 per ihurdei per. thc indictment.

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M on u ary in T w in Falls).

Releasedteh tn son a n d B . K nthy L ovela Bruns, Rim' G osm an and Juon T I M aisen o f T w in Falls; John I S ilcoek o f C arey ; ond B arban

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A dm itted , E dythe Pchrson and V eronica s O liverson and E rein V alero, t tana o f B urley ; and R obert Frasi

R eleasedo fR u p e rt.

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o r o b i t u a r y r a t e I n fo rn all 7 3 3 -0 9 3 1 , e x t e n s io n 2

IS a Falls, d ied Saturday mi ele- 5 . 1 9 9 5 . a t S t. Luke ' sc i- Meclical C enter In Boise /ere. Lola Was born Aug. her Twin F a lls , to Trumar her T r lg g s Grim m . S he gi

and attended schools in Tw jn d o n M ay 5, 1945 , mai

Marrs, a lso in Twin Falls that m ost of her life a s a hoi s h e ing in Twin F a lls . In s h e 'b ecam e an Independe her agent,

:ven . Lola w as also an ac ves, of Community Chrlstla who Twin Falls, a p a s t me per- O rder of th e Eastern said m em ber of the Ladles < Bver Pink Lady a t Magic Val a n d H o sp ita l a n d a m en had Idaho Life Undenvriteri IS a Undenvrlters Associatic )ven ' Lola is survived bv h

D a v e M arrs of Twin S he d augh ter. Sherri Denr /e ry Falls; a son, Michael U now Twin F a lls ; h e r g rai , for D a rcy T h o m a s a n hurl Thom as of Twin Falls; t

. Grimm of Alvin, Texas; and. Audrey Romjue of Bar e rs , Lola w as p re c e d e d ir iu ra g ra n d s o n , Lief Marrs d e r; b rothers and sisters. Ilam T he fu n e ra l will be an ie a.m . W ednesday , Aug one R eynolds Funeral Ch L os 'Falls, with Pastor Bob y

ided Community Christian C I 's lx a tln g rB u ria l will folic

Memorial Parit In Twin I 0:30 m ay call frorn 3 to 8 p 5, a t at the funeral chapel. J551 The fam lj/su g g es ts imlly a l co n tijB u tlo n s b e i n. to Mountafii_States Tumt ly a t B o lsel Contrlbu 'tlbns

a re with funeral chapel st ncer to: R eynqlds Funeral (

A d d is o n A ve. E., T\

H aI I I Em ily S. J o n e s

Emily S. Jones, 72, W ash ,,-and formerly ( d ie d T h u rsd ay . Aug. Spokane.

She w as born Dec. H R D o rris , C a lif ., th e < k Raym ond a nd Viola Re H y .Sun/ivors include fi\

Carol M acLeod of Sp B ia s a n d lllene Beh

^ - T w l n F a lls , V iola. ^ Lebanon; Ore., and L A n c h o ra g e . Ala.ske

' M ichael Astorqula o f S U tah; 2 5 g ran d ch ild great-grandchildren:

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Twin C ross Cem etery In Spj

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;ediy ^ per Mm en t ' E H;edly bragged to cr would be thc E p K He said he w as . r liis for $S,000 o-

v ic t im s w e re :h ease the price

lad killed people d more weapons !d hits. H e then ic Brow n or liis cad, th c in d ic t- | K |

guns, thc broth- icir own hom es.)ng the w ay and

c W icklund told nd h is w ife had0 thc business o f l ie s p rob lem s" ': p lanned to be Icr.' accrording t o ' '

L - T e a nof Twin Foils. p r io rp,m . Monday. Epllijc ry . (W hite

' toW n

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:land, both o f tim says1 Torrez, all o f man accu 1 Mattliews o f the prose nra Hoover o f victim -w

tion.'' " IfhC i

TTAL , to kill mwhose na

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____ow nan ifr m a t l o n , ers to h a

rcsearcht ; for crostfmorning, Aug.* , P e te I.e 's R eg io n a l researchsa. , , sim ulaKJ. 15, 1927, iri w ater.'iflan a n d E lhel ^ 1,0 . ,

- am la rr ied D av id T" slls. Lola spent lom em aker llv- High < In 198 1 , s h e dcstructi Jent Insurance w ater rc

on t h a t :active m em ber into the llan C hurch In hillside t ram b er o l Ihe q ,

Sl,'fh4l,K'alley Memorial ^a m b e r of th e n a tio n aars and Health shown oitions. M cCallf her husband . down sein F a lls ; b y a T h e r nm ark of Twin .. am ountI Marrs. a lso of tju.. a n d c h ild re n ,in d W h itney ;; a brother. Bill w hich n s ; and a sister, rcpcliem andera , Texes. r,: In d ea th b y a

rrs; a n d e ig h t

b e h e ld a l 1 0 jg . 9, 1995, a t , . Jhapel In Twin - tj A dam s of the Nathan \ Church offici- wodullow -at-S unset - It-Jj-lil n Falls. Friends longerJ p.m. Tuesday

;ls that membri- 1^5, a g iven to t h e , mor Institute InIS m ay b e le f t..............wsoiystaff or m ailed NcwnII Chapel, 2466 ' evoyi Twin F a lls ID lo a c

m anedeep-

* s&tixi'2, of S pokane, , ^ f of.TwlnFalls, ig. 3, 1995, in

Duitaji c .^ 1 , 1922, In ' empai i d a u g h te r o f anybo R eece. w k ifive d a u g h te rs ,. L , Spokane, Kathy ahren , b o th of .M id d le to n o f .Linda Kelso Of punni

k a ; o n e s o n , insufl f Salt Lake City, pipet lldreri; a n d 2 7 Awm

a held a t 1 p.m. 1 9 9 5 , a t t h e : al :H o m e In vicwb.be a t the Holy . :: . k.

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a m m e m b e r s f r o m t h e lc io r t o f lo a t in g o n t h e B ol illip sy L e a g u e 'o f I d a h o , i b b e d T h e M a rg e B a r g e , Nn B o i s e S a tu r d a y . T h e

Lpe v ic t im f iISE (AP) A B oiserapc v ys she had to call to leam t :cuscd o f kidnapping her is fn osccutor w as resigning and \ i-w itncss advocate is on vac

le 's out on the street, hes goi 1 m e, said 40-year-ol(3 Ma: : name has b6en changed to pi :r identity. H e held m e at kni He forced me into his car BMW. He threw m e dow n i

re s t S e rv ic i a k e s r a i n to i d y h ills id e :ISE (A P) B y creating thi nificial rainfall, from light sho heavy downpours. Forest Scrvi chers arc studying thc potent )stpn in areas damaged by fire, c R o b ish a u d , F o re s t S c rv i rchcr a t M oscow , u se s a n ,ator to d e te rm in e how mu , ' i f any, soaks into the grou ow m uch runs o f f because t havc becom e w a te r repelle im o u n t o f w a te r ru n n in g ( a hint o f th e erosion to comc. jh density or extrem ely hot a ictive fires cause hydrophobic repelling soil. W hen rain ft

at k in d o f so il, it do esn t sc he ground. It rxins o f f thc bi Ie and carries dirt w ith it.V. Phil Batt, on a hclicopter t( est areas dam aged by last su ; fires on the Payette and Bo inal F o re s ts , la s t m o n th n an area just north and east ill where thc soil w as destroj I several inches, c rain sim u la to r m easu res i mt o f runofT a nd th c sedim :dmcs.down with it. I t also m soil m oisture below the surfa 1 rarely increases bccausc o f lent layer on iop .

KINDNESShac n * a timdess quaBiy to Robot hans woids; *Kindncss; whJt a annge (d to find on anybodys yjB these days. j-like-ii yle-in dothes-whidi is no ger worn, or whkh has,tost Its julness. U b of no use either to dte 0 , or to the connune; it b an arnilMte iber cf the ikn nor cf the ant At best k I feeble virtue; and k has had no pan bl wy,'fer:hiacy'b nndc-bjr ftxce, mthdess, it has a way .of tetuirfng sy now and then to oith, when ow st eqKds it. The mOitaiy bonds stop a ment fbr breath, the huntec pause tc ep-andt>nebklndnas5again,nestfinf bbomly In.fteople's hquts, tting 'j an peaceful vokx, ready for thc

iili a Hiw d sonow, kindnes? a ip o ^ are the best things p i can ybodytohclp them th f o # this peiwa knowing a cooifoit At -Wbiu.Mcituay i

(huAx}>, we offer Idnd and eoipaiheti tvks to aki In the dedsion m a l^ u

process. W evtn hdp ^ nnannr. sodal security,tand veietan

^tavour boikM at 136 u e E with its hoodike atnwpher

Burle;. B y R ichard Stiecby

:r T im es-N cw s w riter

. B U RLfeY - Forme cys dcsccndccJ on a :

.. station fo r 50th'annivi . casts from m em ory la

: R a d io s ta t io n K .1230 w as founded on

.ry c a rs a g o . A t tha , announcem ent o f the

c e le b r a t io n m ig h t b e tw e e n n a tio n a lly ra d io p ro g ra m s , su Lone Ranger" o r Tin

. .Show .I t w o s . 1945 w l

L o n g s to n , n o w 9 KBAR.

In the m id-1940s, r ... te levision is.todny,.w . .syndicated dram as ai

d isc jo c k e y S te v e 1 V M ilton, 39, has been

; sta tion s history for .. p ie o f m onths in pr< 1 the SOth anniversary c

R adio w asnt the it is now , w here you

T M ost o f their p rogra - from the netw orks, 1

; ' T he advent o f tele 1950s changcd thing: T he Lone Ranger" o graduated to televisi* w ent th rough an idem

A new . ro le fo r ra w hen som eone camc id ea o f a T o p 40 m T h e m ed iu m c h an g m arily nows and info

. p lcm e.n lcd by musi / . f o c u s in g .o n m usic

m enting .ji w ith news tion.

K B A R h as chan j n u m ero u s tim es ovi

' T o d a y it p lo y s roi ' 1950s th rough th e 1

: 1230 is th e highest r ;- tion in its m arket. Mi

. O v e r th e yea rs th . co llcctcd one o f the

c o l le c t io n s in th e lincludes m ore than

. h e said. D Js from the past

j th e s ta tio n s m ornir' i : M itto n . Som e o f th

gone o n to great su< I : and o ther fields. ' -

F o rm e r Id ah o sti I ; S ax v ik , Id ah o Solii ; L y n n T h o m a s and

w ho w as the N o. 1 econom y again, mcrchonts i w eeks after the U.S. Army Engineers storted incre.ising help salmon migrate.

O ro f in o C h a m b e r o f rcc c lo im s tho t in th e last :ars, d row dow ns h av e co st sincsses a b o u t S IS m illio n t recreation.he w ho le , il is fru stra tin g th e to w n h as g o t in lo the

business and the draw dow n It the some tim c," soid Jerry who manogcs Beckys Burgers.

5 R U Nlassia Regional ! iinch-N-Lunch s inth. Our featun nald Weese, Urolog :dical Center. 1 !sentation will be rfLDHOODBED-VDin us Thursday,'. :00am in the ca gional Medical C inch will be offe 5nd.

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ll O ne Owner !:0 0 0 M iles- Warranty.

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rst is K a tty -K .o rn e r frb i I a O ffice.

C ity H all is Y ou K v n B ick e l S chool Is W ell ire T urn Tlierc. The count; ss- is A cross From T hai Ni

N ot Tlie O ne T hat Used uc' E a ton s.u e A c o u p ic o f y e a rs ith m em bers o f the C ity C

that not very m any pec dy th e i r m e e t in g s b e c a i rst could find them , allowi

w o u ld be n ice i f T w ir caj had proper street names, fiat N o th in g h as h ap p i in ' G u ess they..v^ere too b

o u t rea lly du ll n a m e s fu l b r id g e s . ( " V ic to ry " as T ow nc 'T IT ease . W hy n

lue and B rand X "?)So I ve gone and pici

o f rea /s tree t names: l ly M ain .Avenue - To the Drive.id - S h o sh o n e S tree t 'w s S treet.

FireidcksSA L T LA K E CIT

; 0 Southern Utali fircfl^iten last o f the fires triggcrci

Ith this weck, but in nortlicr DW fire spread rapidly ihrouj lid o f g ^ and brush near Sr ith F ire figh te rs from ci

w ere a ttacking the Loiats

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j G H - r1 Medical Centei ! series begins tl ired speaker is I ogist, Cassia Regioi The topic of I

le "TREATMENT (-wetting:'r,' August 10, 1995 cafeteria at Cass Center. A $.50 1:

:fered. Plan now

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'e x tre m is t c le m e n t i Istates' rights m ovcmer r ; T h e e x p lo s io n

;d c s tro y e d D is tr ic t ;Peticcs van parked ii

;Pcncc w as on a liorset iral Nevada at the tirr

i n d children w ere ho !npt hurt.; Forest R anger spol .O C o n n o r said no oi T es p o n s ib ili ty fbr the i !iad ncitlier a suspcct n - B yt R eid b lam ed i underbelly o f thc cou

BHell] Housing chief

BO ISE Tlie I! - -adm inistra tion Hous

, failed to file require \ sure reports dcspi . race for that Rcpubli ' Bcck said it was a ihe problcml He said

F e d e ra l E le c t io Stirton said Friday .sent e igh t noticcs c

' to file the financial 5

Head Start cutDOISEy W hile 1

politician'sjlist forsupi Congress t i cut back IT

H ead S ta rt suffei .F r id a y in th e U.S. resolve to balance th ; We are a little dis ' anced budget thing. Ii Kfltlicrinc Pavesic. exc

Association. All the cveiy dollar in Head Si

T hcbudget w as v cen t c u t from S 3 .5 b

T h e H oU se vo te R epublican Idaho R C rapo were unable to

Ex-aide listed:POCATELLO -

Lany EchoHawk is list crai proswution o f two ownetsWp o f tJtetr com

Legal docum ents n o m in a l fee b y Po D aniel B ow en and I ty o w ner o f Am eriet

Bowen and Hall or ,, the governm ent, ms

fraud fo r allegedly Indian, owned 51 pen ty contracting prefer liaul fuel lo the Idaho

Judge orders 1A federal ju d g e h

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L et's a s su n to do som eth i . How sp ec ii

$2 0 ,0 0 0 each chasing fo r hii

A ssum e gre college a t agei

'A t ag e 26 g a new hom e. W hen he is $2 0 ,000 to pu 1 8 ,1 9 ,2 0 , ani

After collegi he d raw s o u t!

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Westtor blanY, N cv . (A P ) movcm ive n o id e a w h o those wl side the hom e o f a . o f publiiI. Sen. Htjrry, R eid in . th eled th e a tta c k o n from thi:n ts" w ith in th e c ra l grs fo r a lle g e d ly p o is o n in me g o ld en eag le w ith a pe d k ill predators.Tald Bcrtagnole and sheep her :gedly killed the binls in 1991 ( pesticides, Temik and Compoui ob ta ined the pestic ides anc

inim al carcasses, accord ing led in U.S. D istrict C ourt in

ue Utah surgeon ovecJtah O gden cosm etic sur] being sued by tw o fo rm er bi

id D istric t C oun , and the sta :cnse. revoked, acace'^of N ew Y ork accuse ier lu n ^ d u r in g b rea st im pl lartyn o f C alifornia c laim s i r lin e s ^ r g c r y le f t h e r w it is seek ing dam ages from the

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t and th a t he will be a 0 0 0 a y e a r f o r f o u r ( 4 ) 25,000 a s a down-payi

b aby girl, and he wi d au g h te r 's fu ture. At t cover h e r co llege expe lin g m arried . At d ad 's

ta r ts draw ing $1 0 0 ,0 0

1 Plan th is m an h a s d r 3m pany sen d s.h im a c

/ I 'ite of 7.5% , .'onsult; .S E R V I C E S , I I1 convenient appointm ent.

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n Idaho hom eow ner and program guidelines, yoi $15,000 to m ake necess

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iOfiBcia]11 M ONTPELIER,'V t. (AP o ne-w ho asks tough qucsti InattIc even fellow Democn |Ed Flanagan.I i During years a s the {Iflanagan has is su ed rep iHoword D eans adm inistr i^ r c r and other state ofllcia !.L,B eing on the outside frc life h as com ributcd to a mi a w ay tliat 1 hope is produc an interview' lost w eek. ^ F la n a g a n 's attitude stem

- - b n A ll-E ast defensive cn< cnnsylvanio, o r h is degr >cliooI, o r h is membership /e rm o n t political roots. (I

* 0 Sen. G eorge A iken.)It stem s from his homos< Its a subjcct w hich, in

tot even bc worth discuss _ think anybody, incl-- nsH hcttokiccpthcifpcrso 'i

H is am bivalcncc about j ^ e repeated ly said during icxuality shou ld n o t bc i ihoncd the next day to mal

B ut he said he had to sp ile talk about homosexual n Congress.

I think public bigotry ( ion to respond publicly ," i

F la n a g a n 's w illin g n es C a th lo en D e B o ld , d e p iV ash ing ton -bascd G ay und; w hich raises mo;icy ;al candidates.

" I t 's 'a real brave thing f id d in g th a t F la n a g a n i itotew idc cicc ted official )pcnly gay o r lesbian.

" f t s cx ac tly w h a t oui ihe a d d e d . I t s n o t a s nvoW cd in the po litical v e 'v c been in v is ib le . I 1

Legal a jmay noi L O S A N G E L E S (A P ) b . J . S im psons attorneys iitro n g ca se th a t g cn c tic |:o u ld have been contam i Jiefense m ay not need lo j p i l i n g a brilliant but quit Rvho invented a D NA test.! K ory M ullis is the Nol [winning scientist who dev {very technique used by p 40 link Simpson to tw o m< cxpec ted to say h is tc TTnt rcody to m ake the lea m edical lab to the policc la s= B u t the potential th a tju r R p r e s s e d w ith M ullis ir ad scientific achievemcni t t th e dhance h e ll com ^ r f c r - d u d c f la k e , o'l

v B o s e c i i tg r s h av e vow ei ^ o s s - e x a m i n a t i o n fo e

. . i S c r y th in g fro m th e si SSm ittcd LSD use to his s jthat A ID S isn t.caused b; {virus. '

jMore b( O K L A H O M A C IT Y lAuthorities hove iden tifia L l suspec ts in the federa {bom bing , T h e D o ily 01 {reported Saturday.I Jo h n M ogaw , d i r e c t iB u reau o f A lco h o l. T o i S firearm s, told the ncw sp

(3 p eo p le w ill be indicted by B j grand ju iy invcstigatinj ^ explosion that killed 1 n d injured m ore than SOO E I b e liev e rig h t now t F een identified and, i f the

fetotody. w c know w here ^ o g o w said.

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ll: Beiii^A P) B eing a n outsider, cstions and is 'tm afraid to ocrats, com cs naturally to

the e lcc tcd sta te iu d ito r, re p o rts c r i t ic a l o f G ov . istration, the form er trea- icials.! from very early on in m y m indset that questions, in

ductivc, Flanagan said in

:ems not from his days as Iend a t th e U n iversity o f Iegrec from H arvard Law Iihip in a family w ith deep I1. (H is fa ther w as on aide I

loscxuality. 1in im ideal w orld, w ould I

ussing publicly , F lanagan Iincluding m e, has u strong_ Irso'tiallife privotc. Iut go ing public was plain. ['ing an in terv iew that h is [jc n e w sw o rth y and te le - Im ake the some point. j' speak up because o f hos- ;uolity from conservatives

ry crcatcs a moral obliga- |," h e said. | n e s s to d o -so d e lig h te d , i e p u ty d i r e c to r o f th e ay a n d L e sb ia n V ic to ry ' ney for openly gay politi-

g for h im to do, she said, < n is th e f i r s t ond o n ly : ciol in th e co un try to be

o u r co m m u n ity n e e d s , ' a s i f w c h a v e n t b e e n

:a l p ro cess . I ts ju s t thot I h o p e th is w ill in sp ire

analysts ot need j^P) W ith S im p s o n ;ys m ak ing a debating whctic e v id e n c e tify once defim inated, th e G e rd c s w rolo gam ble by defense soun quirky expert to the stand ISt. examination.N obel P rize- Som e legsIcveloped the c o u ld d ramy p rosecutors G c rd e s conI m urders. H e DN A testing> te c h n o lo g y a s te r ile m eleap from th e fa lte rs w henc lab. le c te d a t m'ju ro rs w ill bc bum bling po! inte lligence MiilHs wa;icnts is ofTset in g G e rd e :om e o f f os a U n iv e rsity c

o'r w o r s e , law profcsscwed 0 l iv e ly "M y guess iP oetising o n call him lo s: s c i e n t i s t s sa id .th a tth eis suggestions testing make:i by the H IV m inatiom

But Laurie

)ombingrV (A P ) -M a g a w w ificd oddition- ber o f peopls and general decay, reflecting o f Vietnams w ars and isolation, i see new hotels and oflice towers )Uilt by investors from South nd Singapore. The billboards for ins and other consumer products 3an and Europe reflcci Vietnams nee as one o f Southeast Asias iowing economies.:t, n n a l j ^ mark this moment os ic tum ing point for the region many years o f war and political I. On F r id a y , 'C h r is to p h e r 1 in Cambodia lo .highlight that i progress from tlie 1970s reign r o f the Khm er Rouge and the lent V ietnamese occupation lo x ra lic recovery.IS part, Vietnam last week was n ed b y its n e ig h b o rs in lo 4, the major regional economic lg , w hile at th e sam e tim e it led its t r a d e tic s w ith the 5on U n io n . T h is w eek , (Is m ost powerful figure, eldcr- munisi Party General Secretary }i, inivclcd to Austnilio, h is first 1 Western country.

is UCTION r i 4 , 1 9 9 5lies north on Hwy 95 to I. Signs will be posted. I'clock0 day. Nothing to be unch senied. _____IZ0ncmiH.3O.S)(32rubM r.Ctllll

p f e WIH Super Cfracftr j

S Fordid ton pickup

t a ia t f n a M is stte nVbdel - ^ 0 Mlfon s p r ^ r

r ' b e ^ r ;

. 3 pt or Dull

! j f M^sVtm^row r-^nt^mou%cuHSator - jSifront

. Verbal announcements take prece* iloraccTdents. -ily'Gfoves

IO N C O .arks . Dave Westerberg-

------ : 5 0 7 3 ^ 2 5 5 8OR - ' Vale;OR.ler,'. . ; Clerk

ju s t e , 1 9 9 5 .

P Punks ba 94 officer

^ H A N O V E R , G erm .Police called in'hundret mCnts Saturday, after 9A wounded by flying bbt

^])bl in on alUni^ii battle wi a chists.V Six-hundred and thin \ \ arrested on the second s

v io le n c e d u rin g "C h Hanover, the punks sur

^ ering to wreak havoc.There w ere no figures

^ o f injuries among the pi national television sho'