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Today’s foraiPartly cloudy an«

tered show ers and near 80 degrees. Li near 50 degrees.

Weather goesRain, flood w orn'

w ind and all monne suited a s cold frohu Central Idaho SUndi

How close canTw o developers \

•‘W ednesday to find . the new hom es os c

ea srrim o f th e cany<

Legion teams!W o o d R iv e r tra

M onday for an Am bail doublchcadcr.

All-Stars play 1H ideo N om o and

face o f f t o n i^ t a s st : A ll-S tar gam e.

'IM um pboncl:' S pa in ’s A lex C o r

M uster’s w inning str in thc 'firsfrb u n d ^o f nis tournament.

No bridge? WeSince th e state w or

s. ■ er b ridge over Ihe S: local ofHcials should cr w ays to ease Tw i lem s, today’s editona

Mother on trialSusan Sm ith a tten

s e le c t io n in h e r t r drow ning h er two so r

T iineforthedeO .J. S im pson’s law

fcnisc iri m urder t from his grow n daugh

Great vaccme dD octors debate wh

d re n a s a f e r p o l io choice could lead to i disease.

I Seizure sparks |French seizure o f th

ship R ainbow W arrio strations b y anti-nucle

Idahoans use crU s u a l ly re g a rd e d

spenders, Idahoans an load o f c i ^ i t card d eb

Navy n\ay yank•T h e N avy th ^ t e n s

facility o u t 'o f ld a h o , ^ o n g .

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es berserkJirics, thunder, lightning, in e r o f flying objects re- • )hts sw ept t h r o u ^ South inday and M onday.

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an you get?rs w ill have to wait until nd out i f they can BOild IS close as 50 feet to tbe inyon.

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IS in actiont r a v e le d to K im berly_ ^ m crican Legion base-

PageDI

ly tonightJid R andy'Johnson will > s starting p itchers in the

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clayCorretja ended Thomas : streak on c lay Monday o f the'Sw iss'O pen“fcn:--------

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Ve’U adaptw n ’t 5oon build onoth- s Snake R iver Canyon, u id concentrate on oth- 'w in Falls trafilc prob- arial says.

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iaitends th e start o f ju ry

t r ia l o n c h a rg e s o f sons.

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defenselaw yers open their de­er tria l w ith testimony ughter. ”

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i debatew hether to ^ ive chJl- io v a c c in e , b u t th a t to a resurgence o f th e >

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IS protestsf the G reenpeace flog- , rrior II brings demon*-- iclear activists.

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credit . \led a s c o n s e rv a tiv e a re carrying a heaVy

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W ASHINGTON — En ful ep ilogue to A m erica P resident Clinton p la ^ * u the U nited States has dec lish full d iplom atic ties wi

The future U.S. ambasj firs t to re tu rn to V ietnai M.artin le f t the fo rm er I Saigon by helicopter in A Am erican flag tucked und

C lin to n ’s action, to be

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TW IN F A L L S - 'T h e species arrived to the c bolts M onday.

The C onfederate A ir F s ister o f th e airplane that atomic' bom b and the Iasi

• - fo rtresses that’s still f ly ! by a violent thuhderston

landed a t Twin Falls-Sui al Airport.

The ligh tn ing scrubbc sponsorsh ip flight, b u t i p lane enthusiasts stood i

For fairB y VtrgiiiiB s. G aiber .Tim es-News writer

• TW IN FALLS - A new tion bam should b e ready fc in Filer, and even b igger c the horizon fo r the T w in Fa: and Rodeo.• T h e f a i r b o a rd a p p ro v i S I9 ,990 b id by C leary Bui T w in F alls to construct a 4 0 ’ hibition bam.

T he build ing w ill have si sheep and cow s and w ill ho exh ib itio n p rev io u s ly loca

G O PT be A ssociated Press

W ASHINGTON — A i a ed C o n ^ s s resum es its bai drive this w eek , there-is no factr O ne-third o f th e saving p ro p o se w o u ld com e f ro m ,

_ the . poor..and! that'p ropbrtio i g row significantly.

- X lie.G O P-w ys-carvtng-sav s ls tance program s rep resen t

-T efonn th em an d w eed 'ou t irn duplication w hile’causing th<

-tbe-beneficiariesrD em ociats'i g y .a callous assau lt o n a g r long scorned b y the G OP.,

I t ’s u n c e r ta in h o w m ucb public cares. I f .there is ambi' p rogram s fo r thfc ^ r , ' tha t v

. fo r D em ocrats in n ex t y ea r’s _weU fo r Republicans' w ho sa;

* fe? iL ^ c ts .b a8 ^ ,Q t\;m erit,,t

to optervice ofterii

comeiEm bracing a peace- a h o i

ic a ’s on ly lost w ar, could,s*to announce today whethdecided to re-estal> recogi> w ith Vietnam . Inflbossador w ill be the readyinam since G raham ore to;r U .S . E m bassy in d a y ’s1 April 1975 with an A m erm der his arm. Vietni

be announced th is “ W<

1 29 flies <m ire t sfzedl

"Wrh e lost b u d o f her Chapt e crash o f thunder- m em t

this oiir Foree’s B -29, ha lf Nex ha t dropped the first the ,H last o f 3,970 Super- that ci flying, w as greeted plane: torm shortly after it "Enolj Sun V alley Region- thy an;

, “ Enbbed a S500-a-seat d isp la u t a. dozen o ld-air- M uset id in the rain to ad- scaled

rgroundG oat B( freed u{

. . C indyCsw anim al exmbr- Rjck y fo r the 1995 fair b am co sr changes are on Aug. 15 Falls County Fair A lso I

rington,o v e d M o n d a y a a long-r 3u ild ing Corp. o f fo r the 40-by-60 foot ex- gave pre

F iv e Ie sta lls for goats, housing house h a lf o f the arts, me

>cated in th e o ld ' photogn

targetI a bitterly divid- ^ balanced-budgct : -j^ a ,

n o disputing one ings Republicans ' \(rA >m p rog ram s fo r by lowtion .is-certa in to ------ b o ’liv

decadisavings from-as-------- o n ly - 'en ts an efTort tp .sp en d i ( inefficiency and cald at th e least pain to’ group i

its -c a llT h e s tra te ~ Acci g ro u p o f voters and Pc

for wou ch th ^ g en e ra l econor nbivalence about _It would bode ill it’s elections and say they, picked W M

it,, n o t recipients’ ..

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)en lun io o n in the W hite House E ies as Congress returns this o lid a y re c e s s a n d b e fo re t Id debate com peting resolut ;thcr the U nited States shoul )gnizc its form er enemy, ifluential POW -M IA groups, ly have condem ned C linton' to receive a special briefing ’s a n n o u n c e m e n t. T h e re , erican^ listed as m issing in tnam.tVe.still th ink it ’s a bod idea,

5 the e n ig m a -^ y . 'b a sc b a ll < d b om ber nantfed “ Fifi.” W e’j c lu c k y to g e t i t , " s pton, 0 local Confcdijrate / nber. “T h e re ’s o lo t o f der ojrplane this sum m er.” ext month is the 50th anniv H irosh im a and N agasaki b ended W orid W ar II. Neith

les tha t c a rried o u t those n ola Gay” o r "B ock’s Car,” ii inym ore.inola-G oy’s” forw ard fusela lay a t th e N a tiona l A ir an eum in W ashington, D .C ., i ed -dow n d isp lay tha t has I

Is chanjBam . Llamas w ill-occupy I] up in the G oat B am , Fair 1 ■ D em oney said, k Beard o f C lcary 'B nifding construction w ill be com pl 15.0 M onday, board m em ber Gl n, president o f S tarr Corp., p ’•range plan tha t details'*a n e fa irgrounds, and board n ireliminaiy approval, e o ld ex h ib itio n bu ild in g s lg an tiq u es, yo u th exhibit: nerchant bu ild ing num ber th {raphy and railroads - w o u h

ts projBase-pay wA s s o c ia ^ Press.

WASHINGTON — Fam ilies 3w-wage w orkers are m ore 11 iv in g in p o v e r ty -n o w - th t ides ago , and th e ir situatic (» -w o rsen -if C o n g re s s - re j ding on tax relief, child care, and food stam ps, a liberal n

p said M onday. ^ __:cd rd ing to th e C en ter on 1 Policy P riorities, political s vorkers on the bottom rung om ic ladder is starting to uni

en y o u 'r e ta lk in g a b o u t ' i)i; re d u n d a n t, u n n ecessa^

- 1 1111 lllle Effit Room, B udahn , a slis week from Legion, whoe the Senate -is.the countrilutions about tion. “ W e'reould fomially . lotions is the

in fo rm o tio rips, which ol- whcreoboutsDn's decision, "The agonjng before to- T he Clint!re o re 1 ,619 th a t fu ll d ip: in action in A m erican b i

and potentiale o ," s id .P h iI it easier to UT!

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T h e B -29 a n d th e p lay ed a t th e Twii th ro u g h S u n d a y c

m a to u rs f r i ^ 9 :3 0 a.

Istory aii(ill diamond- subject o f int<

. veterans’ grouj ’ sa id D on "B ock’s C ar e A ir Force m entw arehoui iem and for “Fifi.” rescu

in the Califom i iv c r a iy o f flying ngain f.

mnintnincd by “ S ' iv in tio n I e m issions, Tcins-bai

leloge is on "=eio«nnd Spacc fc rcn t ty p e s o

part o f a plained. "T h enIS oeen the but a few o f the

iges now/ the space m olished to cu ir M anoger room fo r a gra

prove the flow ng said the A irington said, npleted by .. A new 30,0C

north o f the ro< Glenn Ar- d i y l “« d exhib

-vide a site fo r " ’ im al sa le s , dui

new look year, he said.J m em bers ^ fou n ta in i

w ould becom e Igs - now fa ir” Arrington J its, hom e fo u n ta in ” m ig ■ three and am ong fairgoen luld be dc- plcm cnted in se

►gramifworkers lose

The R ^ u b lic t considering cut;

cs headed thcworicing pooi e likely to Those proposa th a n -tw o the share o t w or ‘tion w ill d ren w ho ore ir

ilrcsenroh children in

iT S udgct household worktII support the poverty rate mg o f th e had n s e n to 11 unravel. s a id

d o n ’t s e t qu o ts It w h a t’s ingiston, R*La., > : a ^ , y o u propriations Coe

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[forma spokesm an fo r th ^ A m eri /hose 3.1 m illio n -m e m b e r^ intry’s largest veterans organ 'r e convinced that diplomatic Ihe sole lever that w e have.to io n fro m V ie tn a m a b o u t □ts o f m issing Americans.;ony o f th e families is not ovei intori ad m in is ira tion ' is hop d ip lo m a tic re la tio n s w ill h I b usinesses tiap inlo a grow tially lucrative m arket and m I travel betw een th e tw o notior

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th e 8 -2 4 will b e dls^''w in F a lls A lm ort to d ay 1/ a n d o p e n fo r public } a .m . to 6 :3 0 p . i n . .

id into Tlin tense controversy betw eer t)ups and muscUm officials, r a r” sits in pieces in a govern- ouse.scued from a N avy bone yarc bm ia desert in 1971, has beer n fo r 21 years, operated and by pilots, m echanics and vin- )n bu ffs o f th e C A F, a Mid- •based club.ifedera te A ir Foroe. operates ;ional squadrons thai fly dif- s o f a irc ra f t ,” C h ap to n ex- le re are about 130 p lanes, all them from W orid W ar II."

V, more <cu t m aintenance costs, mak

g rassy "People Park” and iir ow o f people on the ground! lid.1,000-foot exposition buildin rc)deo arena would house th

iiib its during the fair and pro >r "interim events,” such as an d u rin g th e rem a in d e r o f th

in n e a r th e n ew ex p o cen te ne “th e new focal poini o f th' to n said that "m eet m e at thi n i g h t ’be a c o m m o n phra^i aers w hen the changes are im I several years.

IS help36 groundlican-m ajority Congress is cuts in program s tha t a id lOor.o sa ls com e a t a tim e w hen vorking fam ilies w ith chil* s in poverty has risen by - ice 1977. ■ “ie,-7.7 pcrcen t o f fam ilies. -

in w hich the head o f the irked w ere poor. By 1993, a le am ong these fam ilies 11.4 pe rcen t, th e c e n te r -

o ta s ,” s a id R ep . B o b Liv* I., w ho c h a in the H ouse Ap- 'om m ittee that w ill m ake fi*

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i t l r i f jsrican Because a U.S. liagroup operating in V ietnanin iza- T u e sd a y 's announclie re- -symbolic and historii10 p ry effect..1 th e B ut Irw in Jay Ro

form er president o f t l'c r ." ChambCT o f Commerip in g cision is certain to eih e lp -between the two'natio

iw ing " I th ink the short-m ake m ore favorab le thanons. p i^ a s i

gho;

ANOrT h e C o n fe d e ra te A ir Fi l e a d s a 8*2 4 tM m b e r o o v e r t h e T w in F a l ls alri a f te r n o o n , a t l e f t A bo> f e n s a n d C A F m em t> er e r l o o k a t ‘Fifi,’ t h e Iasi

win Fallscn Joining “Fifi” in Twii

is a C onsolidated B-2^ m- “ D iam ond Lil,” 'b n e of

L ib e ra to rs ou t o f a p r ird m ore than 10,000. e n A Curtiss C-46 transp nd schediiled to appear here I- California with engine pi 3 . T hey’ll be at the airpt

w eek, the subjcci o f toui ans and the general pul p o rt’s annual communil

'f - day,*■ " I t ’s a chance to see

C h ap to n said . “A n d it m any people gel."

changesake Plans show a w ide wt im - ex tending from th e foi ids, cen ter on the cast and

buildings on the wesl. ing T he fa ir m anager’s r the m oved to a modulor bi iro^ end o f the fairgrounds, an* tended to the north am th e tended to the cast, A rrin

T he board’s Capital P t e r has not yet completed the changes.the Dcm oney reported thi i^e didates are constructing :m- accessible picnic tab les

to be ready in tim e for tl

lingponal decisions on m any < o ld jo b o f p rosecu ting w here it’s a t and you dei

C ountered Rep. David sin, senior Democrat on i C om m ittee : ‘Ut’s busii them . They never cared

_ _R C ppItand .thcyjicyccjv i T he balanced 'budget |

p ro v e d June_ 2 ? ca lled g ro w th o f riiim erous f

. . , w hile whittliog and elim 'e rs. Final decisions to ir w ill bcLmode in la te r Ic blueprint’s numbers tell t

O f the $894 b illion ir y e a r sav in g s, $182 bill from M edicaid, tbe heal g ram for th e poor..A no

V. w ould com e ffom w elfa p . g ran ts to th e needy , fo

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rsa n o r^. liaison office already is :nam, som e ofTicials said u n cem en t c a r r ie s m ore toric value thon practical

R ob inson , fo u n d e r and ’ o f the Vietnam -Am erican' m eree,.soid Clinton!s de-0 e n h ^ c e econom ic ties; lations.lort-term im pac t w ill bp ;han peo p le ex p ec t,” he i a s e s e e V IETN A M /A Z

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WYARDOr^ ' Iir F o rc e ’s B -29 ) r o n a f l y * b y a i r p o r t M o n d a y

b o v e , A v ia tio n b a r s ta k e a c lo s * . l a s t f ly in g B -29 .

Isrw in Falls this week J-24 b om ber nam ed e o f th ree su rv iv in g1 p ro d u c tio n run o f

insport that w as also here w as g rounded in , le problems, lirport the rest o f ihc" toure by local v c te r - -. public, and th e air*

lunity d ay on Satur-

sce so m e h is to ry ,” d i t ’s a c h a n c c not

s latere w alkw ay and benches ; fountain to th e ex p o ind ex isting exhibitioi^51-•’s residence w ould ber r building a t the north nds, the food park ex-^

and the R V pa rk ex - iring ton said, a l Planning C ontm ittee ., ted a tim e lin e 'fo r the

J that Eagle Scout can - ’ ting four handicapped-^)les for the food court, b r the fair.

oorjiy cuts. “I t’s like mV; ting c rim e : Y o u find- deal w ith it.” : -■

avid O bey o f W iscon-: on the A ppropriations' u s in e ss a s u sua l-fo r; red about low-income;r w ill-” _________1______;e t p lan C ongress a p -llcd fo r s lo w in g th e _____IIS fe d e ra l p ro g ra m seliminating m a n y oth*:---------!o im plem ent the plan::r leg isla tion , b u t the;:ell their own story, n in proposed sev en - b il l io n w o u ld cotniD

health insurance pro-' Anoth^srSlOO billion: elfare, includ ing cash; i , food s tam p s , ch ild ; j

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V A T IC A N CITY ossertcd that'h istocy held h is g roun tf on a fem ale priests.

T hc pope callcd h w ide a rencc tion “or o fw h o l it m pans to b

.I t a lso served a s a ; f o r th c U .N . co n fc r B eijing in Septem ber

"C erta in ly , much vent |d iscrim ination i to b e w ives and moth

Burma rulers fR A N G O O N . B u m

, : dem ocracy m ovem en K yij.cnded a lm ost si? ra ising hopes that the its lock o n pow er.

Several hundred c< n o lis ts g a th e re d in i K y i’s lakeside hom e new s o f her re lease sp

“ W h a t m o re can J country is happy,” sai m in ister and one-tim^

. N ational League for C O th e r p a r ty leader

Poor__Continued from A1 care , n u tr itio n a n d the c o m e ta x c r c d i t fo r th< poor.

T ha t com es to 32 pen . total p ackage. B u t there

come.O f th e S 190 b illion in

c u ts s la te d fo r n o n -d e l • gram s overseen b y th e /

tio n s c o m m itte e s , a Stil ■ m in ed b u t im p o rta n t po - com e from in itia tives thal in co m e A m e r ic a n s : hot

: tra in in g , m ass t r a n s i t a : heating a id, to n am e a few

H o u se . A p p ro p ria tio n s m ittees p lan to w rite bilL housing, education, labor

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equal rights for wonFY — P o p e J o h n P o u l 1! W o ry h o s s h o r t- c h a n g e d wom < n a R o m a n C a th o lic C h u rc h I

d h is -o p c n le tte r to w o m e n ' “ o n th e p r o b le m s a n d th c pro0 b e 0 w o m a n 'itn J U ia im e ;* * -1 0 p re v ie w to th e V a t ic a n ’s i f c r c n c e o n .w o m e n , to b e h iber.ch w o rk n e e d s to b e d o n e t )n a g a in s t - th o se w h o h a v e c lO thers ," th e p o p e w ro te .

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• de rshow ers. Lovs__V w r r chance o f o w a

highs around'707 T hc u ltraviolet

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and thundcrstonn Friday partly c

— H ighs in the 80s.'

n c r9 0 s .

p W d o d R i ywyo. Portly c loudy l

ers. H ighs in thc 1 I ' o f show ers. A ch • W ednesday cloud

dcnihow crs. Cool.

^ ^ T r e a s u i ^Oootfy P a r tly cj<rtuiy

4Aaw«VM*w,lnc thundCFsfiowCTS. ( w est w inds 10 to : e n . A chance o f I

' day c loudy. A chig ers. C oo ler w ith h:

loxMirPcp N o r t h e r n I80 60 .1884 51 ..... P a r tly c lo u d y i91 54 .01 show ers o r th u ^ (

o n - ..23 -or thunderstorm s i

>te: . .11 50s. W ednesday pte: 14.64 tered show ers o r tate: 9 .04 80s.

ictors N orthern I: v 4 4 p c t . _ ,) n - 3 W 8 So m a s storm rs. H ighs in t,S'®” W ednesday m ostlj

show ers and thund T he ultraviole t ii

I d a h o wist q u a r te r , ' A n u pper level < io rter, A ug. *hc N orthw est coos

w estern Idaho, jm ; - - .S tro n g thiTndcrs rs, Jupiter. ' a nd cen tral tWOUnta

omen Mra. Suu Kyi saic M onday ‘*'‘1 n o ‘ immcdiale

ih bai> o“n U - S , offlcials _ , B E IJIN O — Jo

ai w orld- W u.-facing a pos; prospcct,<! , 'ab u ses in C h in a ’:*■---------- '— m ecfw ith a U.S.'s agenda since he w as detail : held in W u. a 58-year-o

w asn’t allow ed to c to p rc - G eneral A rtu ip M e chosen, ing a t a ja il in the

D epartm ent spoke; ton.

ader Separated by aB um io 's using a phone mo;Son Suu "

M onday been b calcn o r Ion

-Countdown fcin d jo u r- C A PE C A N A V I frs . Suu gan M onday for tl nofTiciol w oodpecker dama{

The shu ttle ’s fiv p y . T h e rive a t K ennedy S ' defense seven h o u n oHer tt lu K y i 's But fierce rain ar

O rlando Intcm atiotind , b u t

sthisTveek.r o u s e d budget a lso would ) b illion from snident loans,■ w h ich a rc d is trib u ted to ;o m e people.he $ 2 7 0 b ill io n tr im m e d ;dicarc could raise m edical a substantial num ber o f tbe 3n e ld e rly peop le th e p ro - lures, m any o f w hom live incom es and have little to

licans say these reductions ’ osed for som e low -incom ey thc tax b reaks th e G O P ':) b e s to w , in c lu d in g ' th e << h ild tax credit th e H ouse 'ly approved. , ihe G O P argues, everyone • j

:d ty i. To report late new* and an ilu after 5:30 and on wedcendi. $3

$5-Advertisliig ■ s«viih to place an adveitisement,931. C la itifled ads, call 733- day Ihrough Friday from 7 a.m..and Saturday* from 7 a.m. until ,, bmiatlon on display ads U avail- by* only. For the Burley ofHee,

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elivety; daily and SundayTW-IS daily. S2.50 per week; Sunday, •>« reclHMaiUubicripiJonsAiuttbe <»> vaoce and are available on ly ' le r delivery l i not m a ln u in rf .>: dally and Sunday«.S3.50 p tf . '>» / only S3.00 p e r w ^ , S i i n ^ perw eek .' Idaho n t e ^ dally ..

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f o r e c a s t sG a lle yidy today . W idely scottered she C oo ler w ith h ighs a round 80. m ostly cloudy. A chancc o f she

Lowi* in thc low er 50s. W cdne iwcrs, A chance o f lbundershow>7 0 r "olet index forecast is 7 . a high o

3 d r e g i o n a l f o r e c anostly c loudy and coo l. A cho Bnns. L ow s 45 to 55. H ighs 75 t< ly c loudy and 0 little w arm er, i Os.'ostiy sunny. Lows in the 50 s/ Hi

! i ^ r V a l l e ydy today. Scattered show ers an< he low er 70s. Tonight m ostly cli L chancc o f thundershow ers. L( oudy. A chancc o f show ers. A < oo lcr w ith highs in tlie m id-60s.

e V a l l e ydy todoy w ith w idely scattcrci rs. C ooler w ith highs in thc up | to 15 m ph. Tonight cloudy. A c o f thundershowers. Low s oroun chance o f show ers. A chance o

(h highs around 70.

n N e v a d ady a n d c o o ler today w ith a sti i^ e r s to rn is north and e a s t W ir »nf)h. H ighs from th c m id -7 0 c loudy and breezy. W idely sea

n s noh h and cost. Low s in th c 1 ly partly cloudy cool and brccz) o r thunderstorm s north. H ighs I

1 U t a hy todoy w ith scattered show ers in the upper 80s. Lows in th c 60 sstlv c loudy ond o little coolcr understonns. H ighs 85-90. let index forecast is 9, a high exp

w e a th e r s u m 'r/c l d isturbance rem ained nearly ;oost M ondoy, creating m oisture

Jerstorriis w ere reported in the

said through a security guarc lately w an t to talk to the medi

lls meet arrested acti'■ Ja iled hum an righ ts activ i lossib lc death sentence fo r i na’s p riso n system , w as all .S. o n ic ia l M onday for th e i stained three w eeks ago. ir-old C hincsc-bom A m cricai I to discuss his cose w ith U.S ) M acias during the 30-minu the central city o f W uhan, s }kesman Nicholas B um s in \

' a g lass partition and force< m onitored by a Chinese ofH' ! w as healthy , w ell-fed ant tortured. B um s said.

n begins for sliuttle flVVERAL, Fla. — T hc countd ir the space shuttle flight del mage to Discovery, five astronauts w ere supposi

y Space C enter in the ir trair :r thc countdow n began. n and l i^ tn in g forced them ti tionol_Airport, SO m iles awoj'

Conq)Ued from w in

w ould benefit i f the cntii i b e c a m e law b e c a u se ei , generally agree that climi: > eral dece its w ould triggc

econom ic growth and lov I rates.I T h a t, p lu s th e w ay th ; lecting programs to cut. v■ peop le re liant on federal

publicans say.I “ T h e e ffec ts o n p eo p

m ii)im al. com pared to Ui ■ v o lved ," said Rep. John III., w ho chairs thc A ppi

' subcom m ittee that oversc e duca tion and labo r pro{ w e do it intelligently , co a tely and fairly, the A m e

■ p ie w ill support us.”

and Sunday S4.00 per w eek; di $3.50 per week; Sunday only S w M l^O ut o r state rates: £ ! ly am 55.00 per week; daily only S4.001 Sunday only S3.00 per week. Sali

' eluded In all above rate*. A SI5.( will be levied roraU retiimed chec

MaUinibrmBtioB The Times-Newii (UPS 63 l-tf8(

liihed daily at 132 T hird St. V F a lli , Idaho, 83301, by Magic .Newfpaper* Ine. Sccond<lau po» at Twin Fall* by The Time*-Newa city and coumy newspaper ptirsuat tloo 6C-I08 ofthe Idaho Code. 71 hereby detignated u the'day o f l on which lecal noUces will be publ ' Po ttm u te r, please Tend chang dreaa form to; P.O. Box 548, Tw •Idaho 83303) ' . .

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exposure level. V - /

;ast' \ \hnnce o f show ers \5 to 85.r. Low s 45 to 55. ^ ^

H ighs 80s to low-

f r o n t s .

ind . thundcrshow -' co u ) cloudy. A chancc —L ow s a round 40. i^ chancc o f thun-Is. ' .................

red sh o w ers ond ipper 70s. North. Hi«. choncc o f show - Notion: Hi und 50. W edncs- o f th u n d c rsh o w -.

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slig h t chance"^ b f /indy. Southwcst~v 70s to m i d - 8 0 k ^ M H cottered show ers c low 40s to low H je A tsocia rzy. W idely scat- 5 low 70s to low Thundersi

South M ond Show ers .

ond the Doki Severe th

:rs ond thunder- the morning 60s. Tonight ond the state, wii ii w ith scattered In the Soi

- - coost o f Lou xposure level. . across the Fl

m a r y : h o ^ ' ' ^ 'A heat wa

ly sta tionary o f f w ith tcm pcn ire across south- into Ncbrask

M idday tcic sotJth ccnm il m idity abovt

d egree.s at Li

~~ Dut ^ - Seri« ' “• . in ‘stivistv ist H arry . S A ^ J E r revealing 'n a (A P ) ^ I llow ed to guarding ihj-lirs t tim e------- " “ f f

n rc figh t Wl :an c itizen, o n M onday l.s . C onsul Th® Uniti nutc m eet- cncd to call said S tate sitions. but

I W ashing . dem tinding .M uslim ehi

:ed -to talk leave the to fllcial, W u About 80,nd h a d n ’t m en a ttack

south o fS re said M aj. H

f l i p h t D e fe n se Ml U g n i A m sterdamitdown bc- T h e Dutilelaycd ,by s h o ts , th e i

, ch an g ed fii 5 sed to ar- u . N . s p o k lining je ts C ow ard . Th

, . casualties, i 1 to land at casionally ir“i(-: ........................T h e Unitii r e t ^ r t s Serbs to cw

I ’ day momin{ ened to call S e rb s a ttac

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received anj Hire package M onday, e c o n o m is ts .R espondii

ninating fed- S c fl,s d e m o Iger stronger p ^ o p i j s ower interest 4 .OOO refuge . fensivc and

they a re se - k jc p e n , lea .w d l benefit houis. They •al help. Re- passage start

, Serbs said,ip le w ill b e C ow ard ei the cu ts in- „ , |y n Porter, R- . .w c have ■propnations d e te rm in ed rsees health p „ , „ , , ■ o gram s." ir Cow Srdsaid, :om passion- u .n . p „ c , a e n e a n p e o . „ h e n th

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L ES E3 E3I ELoiv swowrws HAIN r^sTonus fiMony,

Fiigh, 94 degrees ot H agerm an. L Higli, 118 a t L ake H avasu City.

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erstorm s rolled across pa rts o f t jnday w hile ho t, hum id a ir blank rs and thunderstorm s w ere sea >okotos in to W isconsin and low c : thunders torm s ra ttled ports ol ing. N ear M oose L ake, in thc r w ind gusting to 55 m ph caused i South, show ers and thundcrston .ouisiono. A nother pocket o f stc : Florida Panhohdtc du ring the rr

Bench, S .C ., co llec ted 1.12 ir

w ave continued across th c cen tr x n tu r c s rising tlirough the 90s asko./ tem peratures In the m id 90s i ove 50 pcrccm in A rkansas to n LLittIc.AQck^L12onidQ ^dJ[cj

tch repel ’b attack safe area’

JE V O , B o sn ia -H crzeg o v - ' D u tch p eac e k e e p e rs

; the eastern^ U .N .-dcclared :a” o f S rebrenica s taged a w ith B osnian Serb rebels

lay.nited N ations again threat- ;all an a irstrike o n Serb po- >ut the rebels responded by ing th a t e v e ry o n e in the enclave o f 3 0 ,000 peop le town w ithin 48 hours.80 Bosiiian Serb i n ^ t r y - cked D utch pcacelA cpers Srebreiiica a t about 7 p.m .,. H enk Schenkcrs, a D utch M in is try sp o k e sm a n in

im.u tch f ir s t f ired w arn in g le n th e y a n d S e rb s ex - firc u n til n ig h tfa ll, said .-

o k e s in a n L t. C o l , G o ry There"w ere no reports o f >. Shooting continued oc- / into the night.[tiled N otions w arned , thc - cease all a ttacks by Tucs- ing . O n Sunday, il threat- all N A TO airstrikes i f the ockcd th c D u tch pcacc -

ofiicials said they h ad not any U .N . requests by late

iding to the w arn ing , the m an d cd th a t th e 3 0 ,0 0 0 1 S re b re n ic a , a s w e ll as jgces fleeing the Serb of- id about 400 U;N. peacc- leave thc tow n w ith in 48 ey w ould be granted sofe arting a t 6 o jn . today, the I.1 called the dem and “ to - ceptable.”vc a m andate and w e are :d to m ee t th e m a n d a te ct Srebrenico safe zone,” lid.acckeepers generally fire .I they a re lender attack.

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m ark t:o f the M idw est ond the ond 0^ lonketed the Ploins. weathc sca ttered from K ansas J .C o p >wcr M ichigan. storm <5 o f M inneso ta du rin g th e s b ic north-cqntral pa rt o f eastern ;ed tree domogc. Roirto rm s spread a lo n g the souihet ' s to rm y w eather ro lled in c h n le m orn ing . entire r2 inches o f rain in 24 Scati

tine oni;n tra l pa rt o f th e notion tu d soi JOs from central T exas Mon

from nOs com bined w ith hu/- noon re o m ake it feel like 111 index, i le x a rk a iu i____________ _hum idii

No. 100SAN FRANCISCO

2 5 -year-o ld iffan slip ) into history last week

fo o t leap from th e G Bridge into thc co ldoi

, . E ric A tk in so n ’s di rs . w as the 1,000ih, kno d fro m th e b r id g e , a t a people b en t on killing Is sincc it opened in 193’

• ---------^Authorities-haven’it- his body, nor.do they I ). about h is life. H is car y a b a n d o n e d o n th e b c so m e b o d y w itn esse t e sa id C alifo rn ia H igh

OfTiccr Jim Baker.______

s Vietnamn

Continued from A1 5 sa id . “ T here are lo ts o f

com panies w ho w ill not i - in to a fo re ign co u n try / recognized b y the U.S. gi f I t’s p rim arily symbolic,

it w ill have com e catharti A m erican businesses that

5 - ho ld ing back.” .- C lin ton , w hose avoids

V ietnam W ar d raft beca:■ po in t o f his 1992 presidei

c e r ta in to d raw p o litic t. T u e s d a y ’s d e c is io n . B

t pow erful o llies.io blunt ti 5 fallout.

F o rm er P re s id e n t Bu■ adm inistration began the* .reconcilia tion , supports i > tion, a s do decorated Vic

v e te ra n s in th e Sena te ,• Jo h n M c C a in , R ^A riz .,! K erry, D -M ass. •i■ “It is p ro fo u n d ly in th

o f th e peo p le w ho fough the people tha t I w en t ovt e rs w e n t o v e r to t ry to d em ocracy a n d fo r thcir have u s involved,” Ketry N ew s ov e r the weekend, sh o u ld ’b e jh e re w ilh the flag in H anoi, in H o Chi I

■ expressing o u r interests w to th e fu ture d em ocratiz

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as thunderstomighs w ere ex p ec ted to rcm oin ; ( through the m iddle o f the weel0 .k lahom a. B y c o n tra s t, eastc :hcr, w ilh a record low o f 6 l a tJa o'ol. dam p w ea th e r sp read oerc n 'o fT lhe coast he ld tem peratures iky m ostly c loudy fro m nonhv tm W ashington.lin fe ll a lo n g th c c o o s t o f n o r le m W ashington. O n Sunday, 01 is o f rain , a record fo r the dole; e m onth o f Ju ly is on ly 0.82 o f at a lte red show ers developed along and stream ed across th e m ounta •outhw estem W yom ing, onday’s tem peratures around the m orn ing low s in the 30s in pa readings o f o v e r 100 in the Sout

[, a rating tha t com bines the cfft

)0 leaps fro:0 ( A P ) — A “ £ k 4 j i s t j ipped quietly aria ju in ^ d , ;k w ilh a 220^ p c o p l c make G olden QjMU they go. It’s ocean water. a ren ’t sure tl d ea th Ju ly 3 T h e C H P lo w n su ic id e o f f thc rust-( I m ag n e t fo r , com pletion . Ig them sclvcsi ogcncy stop; >37. , th a t pu b lic iI ’tT cco v e red — m ark m ig h tt y know m uch B u t figurii ;ar w as found isn ’t difTiculi : b r id g e a n d count, stoppe icd h is le a p , W ith tw o ac ;hw ay P a tro l Ju n e , A lkin:

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m an rights aro f A m erican S e n a te M3t w ant to go D o le , R -K ay th a t is n o i Sm ith, R-N.Igovernm ent, tio n th a t w o

but I think new U.S. E nutic efTcct on a nonbindingtat Hove tjeen norm alizatior

Unlike a ydance o f th c w ailed until Icame a focal to su p p o rt hienlial bid, is y c a r -o ld troical h ea t fo r V ietnam , theB u t h e h a s m oving aheae

: the political T h e Bush the process <

lu sh , w h o se V icm am in Ite process o f Bush decideds norm aliza- nies to open c / ic m a m W a r . , C linton latee, in c lu d in g al steps towai

and Jo h n tio n sh ip . In U .S . o p posit

thc intci^jsts c e iv in g loang h t w ith u s , lend ing instilivcr ond o th- 1993, he a llo\to f ig h t fo r b id o n develsir fu tu re to are financed try told N B C o th e r m ultilaiid. “A n d w e year h e liftedte A m erican T h e 2.1 m ili M inh C ily, o f F oreign Ww ith respect ton ’s decisioniza tion , hu - accounting o f

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P ep 'uerquo 96 67 ........ ,0 96 73 ...........n . 84 65 ...........BO 87 61 .............? 102 7S ..........>r 95 59 ..........loines 88 68 .......................t . 83 ' 56 .04ulu ...........09 • - 75 • .05 ■on 95 72 • .....apolis 85 66 .19IS City 89 64 • .....jg o s .1 0 0 73igolos 79 64 ........his 93 71 .13Boach 92 75 ........Jkoo , 87 61 ........opolls 91 68 .02Irieans 95 79 .......orK 84 65 .......>ma City 99 71 .......a 102 69 .01 -Ix 109 85 .......imh 85 60 .......id. Mo. 76 57 .......Id. Oro. 77 54 .......

8 5 ' 51 ........lls 09 70 .......ike City 96 72 .......a n d sc o . 68 56 ....... ‘1 72 53 .06 no 73 • 56 .04 iflton 83 . 66 .14

y ’s fire d a n g er in d e x fo r em Idaho: irest land, low. mge land, high.

reful with (Ire.

- m s r u m b l e

oin around thc 100-dcgree week across much o f Tcxos astern K en tucky h a d cool a t Jackson.ac ro ss th e N o rth w e st a s 0 u rcs below norm al ond kept -n hw estcm C a lifo rn ia in to

no rth w estern O re g o n and ./ , Olympio. W osh., go t 1.34 lotc; nonpol rainfall fo r the o fa n inch.long 'the Colifom ia-A rizona ' untains tow ard Idaho , Utah

I the Low er 48 sta tes ranged 1 parts o f Nevodo to ofler- Southwest. T be h ighest heat cfTects o f tem perature and

’om span1s t g o t o u t . w a lk e d o v e r K d," B a k e r s a id . “ W h en ta k e u p th e ir m in d to g o .I t’s usi^ally th c o n e s w h o rc th a tx v c s to p .”H P h a s c o u n te d d e a th s .. u s t-o ra n g e sp a n s in c e its o n . B u t w e e k s a g o , th e H opped c o u n tin g , a f r a id l i c i t y a b o u t t h e 1 ,0 0 0 -

t r i g g e r t h d i e x t j i o n p . — — 5u r in g tlic 1 ,0 0 0 th j u m p ic u lt. T h e C H P ’s o f iic ia l ip p c d a t 9 9 7 o n J u n e 5.3 a d d it io n a l s u ic id e s in k in s o n ’s j u m p b c c a m c th o n rec o rd .

3 o n d o th e r is su e s .”; M a j o r i t y L d a d e r B o b - K a n . , a n d S e n . R o b e r t ■N.H.. a re b a c k in g ' le g is la - w o u ld b a r fu n d in g f o r a E m b a ssy in V ie tn a m , b u t

i i n g re s o lu t io n lo su p p o r t I tion is e x p e c te d to p a s s , a y e a r a g o , w h e n C lin to n ilil th e S e n a te v o te d 6 2 -3 8 r t h i s m o v e to l i f t a 1 9 - •*

t r a d e e m b a r g o a g a i n s t th e p re s id e n t th is t im e is

h e ad o f C o n g re s s ; ' i s h a d m in is t r a t io n b e g a n :ss o f r e c o n c i l ia t io n w ith in D e c e m b e r 1 9 9 2 , w h e n ided to a l lo w U .S . c o m p a - e n o f fic e s in V ie tn a m , la te r m a d e th re e a d d lt io h -

)w a rd fu rth e r in g th a l r e la - I n J u ly 1 9 9 3 , h e e n d e d

o s i t io n to V i e t n a m 's r e - o a n s f r o m i n t e m a t i o n a i - • i s t i tu t io n s . }n S e p te m b e r t llo w e d U .S . c o m ^ n i e s to i v e lo p m e n t p r o j e c t s th a t e d b y th e W o rld B a n k a n d t i la te r a l in s t i tu t io n s . L o s t le d th e t r a d e e m b a rg o , m il lio n -m e m b e r V e te ra n s 1 W a rs s a id i t b a c k s C lin - Mon i f i t w il l le a d to f tille r ; o f m is s in g s e rv ic e m e n .

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Amelle Simpson,' Ing after the murd

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L O S A N G E L E S Simpson gazed loving tcr M onday as she ofje

. ca se w ith a p o rtra it ; w eeping and distraug : w ife’s slaying, comfc ; but not by a friend w

testify a ^ in s t him. i . A m elle Simpson wi ; point-by-point rcbutta: ; the prosecution case, c : aging accounts by the

Shipp, and police detec S im p so n 's 26-yeai

told attentive ju ro rs t : never alone with her I : afler th'eTcillmgs.

. Shipp testified for t , lhat Sim pson confidci > had.had dreams o f kill i and asked how long il

p o lice to do D N A a T blood.; M s. Sim pson, comi

•; spoken, used the wot ; “upset," •'emotional.” *' I and “ d is trau g h t” 4 s s ' r e p e a te d ly by de fe

Johnnie C ochran Jr. I father’s demeanor whc ex-wife had been slain.

"H e was -vety upset;^_____• phone conver$ation_wit

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from a vaccination that to p ro lect him from t disease.

j l t 's a n igh tm are th about e igh t A m erican npw that naturally occu di& a;)peared fro m < H em isp h e re , d oc to rs w hether to give childrc

‘ cm e. B u t m any fear tl lead to a resurgence o f t

• • ‘ “It’s a very difficult < Jpanne B inkley, a cot o f f ic e r fo r th o F oo

. Administration.Po lio ep idem ics on

M U Q ^. but thanks to d qination, the last nalur 9ase here was in 1979.

. , P o lio rem a in s ju s t away, however, so docti tiize four million U.S. c:

'.T hey use a h i ^ ly eflet ,cine m ade o f live but .virus that protects not jt

^but society., 0 m l polio .vaccine, o ;only. drug that causes in intestine, where polio s

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pson’s t 'aught (ES (A P ) — O .J . and R oringly at his daugh- ing. Heopened the defense understaira il o f h e r fa th e r '" H a daught after h is ex- y ears hemforted by fam ily th a t? " 0d who would later “No.”

S im p:was led through a A n g e lc i

ittal o f portions o f friends te, countering dam* fo rm erthe friend, Ronald mansionciectives. • sofa, holi'ea r-o ld dau g h te r Eunice, (rs that Shipp w as murders,cr father the night “H e w

Simpsonor the prosecution news, anided that nigh t he saying, ‘Ikilling his ex-wife She sai it would take for been po r^ a n a ly s is o f h is defense,

the famil;im posed and soft beer, sheA-ords “shocked ,” hispo_sitii.” "out o f control” . W hen}s she w as ask ed room, hise fe n se a tto rn e y S h ir le y ' r. lo describe her , upstairs. -A’hen he heard his “H e wilin. . Shirley ws e t T ^ e Mid o f a oVcr his h .w iih.him .w hilc.hc^_lLH loii.moming after the Cochran iBrow n S im pson -"V ery t

lebate:'I (A P ) — A t '4 r iT f T S g im one had barely ; : :J i 'J || | en he got polio — |i lhat was supposed tn th e p a ra ly z in g -

tha t h appens to cans a year. And ccurring polio has n th e W e s te rn ^ ors a re d eb a tin g [|Idrcn a safer vac- ir th is path could o f the disease.. - - j Ii decision," says consum er safety 'o o d and D ru g

once sw ep t th is : a j | | r a l :o decadcs o f voc- ilurally occurring £ @ i!V 9 9.j s t a p la n e 'r id e ' octors still immu*>. children b year. flective om i vac* it Weakened polio j t ju s t individiials

I, o r OPV, is the David St 9 immunity in tbe tather, J ' 0 grows before it David hs : vaccine prevents

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daught(lonald Goldm an. “He Was cry^ Ie was saying, ‘Amelle, 1 don'i stand this.* ”id you a t any tim e in y ou r 2i heard y ou r fa ther sound like Cochran asked. '

).” she said.ip s o n ru sh e d b ack to Lo: le s a n d th a t n ig h t, sh e said , Is and relatives gathered at the : r fo o tb a ll s ta r 's 3 re n iw o o d on to-comfort him. He sat on a lolding the 'hand o f his^Aother, e, as TV newscasts reported the :rs.! w as cry ing o f f and on ,” Ms.

and he kept talking to the^TV, ;, ‘I can 't believe this.’ " said Shipp, the friend who has

wrtraycd as a hanger-on by the 5e, sa t apart from the group-at nily room bar. He was drinking ihe said, and never m oved from sition.;n Simpson retired to his bcd- his sisters, Camielita Durio and sy 'B a k e r , acco m p an ied -h im -s. A melle later joined them, was lying down and m y Aunt

f was putjing a cold face towel is head,” she said. i i i_ d i0 .c _ s e c m _ to _ y .o .u ? : i m asked.7 tired, lifeless,” she said.

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•point in the trial for h( ’ 25 exchanged sm iles wit! like lim es. Jurors watched

closely and began scrib no tes alm ost from the

L os took the stan.d. l id , A rn e lle S im p so n s Jh e roused by detectives'ab ood the m om ing after the sia; >n a In a carefully crafted her, nation, Cochran led he the m oves m ade by the fo

who came to the house. I Ms. B rian "K a lo ’' K ae lin ; th e actions liTihc crucial hr v , lowed. •

Cochran also had her has several points made duri the c u tio n ’s fiv e-m o n th c >-at them:ing • She sa id she ncvc om spots in the foyer oH iis r

she en te red to. le t the cd- inside,.nor did she see m d driveway, lim • In the two years she

gu est q u a rte rs , she ne unt father w ear a daric blue 0 A'cl sweat suit, clothes Kaelii

■ S im pson w earin g the i? Il_k illings.an (l c lo th esjh c

tried to link lo blue-blacl at Ihc m urder scene.

fer shot biusually by changing dia arc people w ilh w eak i lem s, p u H i(fL ^ Iy infa their Tint two.doses befo: cn o u g h -fo r-d o c to rs .to immune sttength.

•With polio no longer

! thc U nited States, some it ’s hard to ju s tify that government is considerii to at least partial use o f a . a killed virus that can 't — but that doesn’t prov im m u n ity e ith e r . Th< appoin ted A dvisory Cc Im m unization Practices decide in October.

D r. S am u e l K atz U niversity , w ho suppor says it’s d ifficult jlo sa j that getting polio from thi o iily h appens once in ' doses.

‘T h a t one is 100 percei ^ childf” he says. “Why sht H Russian roulette wilh ou ■ says™ Jo h n S a lam o n e o f 0

whose son was bom wid undetected immune disc David walks with a brace phied right leg.

Th6 inactivated polio IPV, is a stronger vcisioi polio shot, w hich w as inv Jonas Salk, w ho recently c

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from drug s a id -s h e w as dismissed,

about 5:30 a.m. The 105 ilaylngs. cd 'n to pa:d direct cxami- individual her through the . seekm g a four detectives altcmates. :. by houscguest . a and her ow n | \ / | o hours tliaTfoir— l y J : ^

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tance tc lc |v e r saw b lood seriously is mansion whtrn addressed ie po lice com e A co-wo:e blood on Ihe ' T he poc

blew up ju:!he had lived in Tracy Inever saw her pany deser: o r black cotton technical fi:lin iaid he saw A u thon te n igh t o f Ihe {>ot appeh e .p ro sccu tio n . U n o b o m btck fibers fo u n d D o m b c rb lr

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Susan Sm ith w as hustle le courthouse M onday to fac 1 charges o f drowning her tw

y in this hiill town went aboi lusiness as usual ncariy nin i after the crime that broke thei

ury selection plodded, the 23 Id defendant spoke aloud onl — answ ering ''y es" tw ice ii

; procedural questions — bu Itched and listened ottenliveI> e p e a te d ly q u e s t io n e d . h e 'S. nodding and occasionall; ; as they replied, id Smith, her ex<husband ant her o f M ichael. 3 , and_Alcx n ths. sat tw o row s back . A ic stared tow ard M s. Sm ith, a imes a t the floor. H e and Ms s mother, L inda Russell. wh( v a lc h e d th e p ro c e e d in g s !d to speak w ith reporters a: ft court.I are the most important peoplt c o u rtro o m ," C irc u it Judgt

7 Howard told potential ju rors linded them that the murdci facing Ms. Smith carry a poS'

ath penalty.in hours, an original jury pool was w innowed to 105 as the ixcused a pregnant wom an, i County elected ofTicial, and n w ho said they could not read

y in th e co u rtro o m laughed 5 people-rose after the judge 'or poien lid l-jtjro rs w ho had }nvicled o f crim es to stand, one, they told their offenses,

-ug sales to assault, and wereKi.05 potential jurors were divid- panels o f s ix to 12 each for jal questioning. The judge is a panel o f 12 ju ro rs and six

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tirgence?/ — enough to protect a ’child, ilysis but. not to prevent him' ccting iT nim m unizcd p lay- :plained Dr. D.A. Henderson Hopkins University.[Holland's 1993 p o lio ou t- e lig ious com m unities that im unizalions got po lio 'ond 10 IPV recipients. Those pco- 1 get sick, but health officials cd they spread the virus all to Canada, exposing count- nmunized people along the

PV would add another four IS lo th e d o zen sh o ts 1 children already need by enderson said. He fears the extro expense o f polio shots am fewer protected children, orld Health'Organization has,: United States not to aban- , fearing it w o u im & d polio- lations such as India lo do

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slightly m ore men than v, the potential ju rors, acc

the unoftlcial breakdown.a Still, as ju ry selection

and the-courtroom-somctimei ■cad the only sound was the

sketch artists-'chalk fron- hed H ow ard d isallow ed cai dge courtroom, had A com petency hcari nd. p lonned to a ssu re tbai ses, underetands the proceed /ere assist' in her own defense

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n calm for trial250 people, but 83 were climi- s potential ju ro rs because d f 5 or bccause they had died or

lu estio n s included w hether ll ju ro rs ever had faked sui- 'h c th e r th ey k n e w .a n y o n e • hild was physically or«scxual- rd, whether any o f their chil- :re dead and how they died. : th e r ’thcy knew whal it Was early drown.ine-days after her sons disap- asl Ocl. 25. Siisan Smith stuck im that a black caijacker took •ompting searches and prayer nd and b ring ing a na tiona l idia spotlight to this town d f On Nov. 3, she confessed tp B the boy.-J by letting her cari :m inside, roll into John l5. ke. • • 6-ionday , M s. S m ith w as lo the courthouse al aboul . in a State Law Enforcement 1 ca r and h u s tled in a sid^,e wore blue jeans and a red

courtroom , w ith its om aie . reiling and sun ligh t seeping blinds on two?Ktory-windows, d re ssed in a con se rv a tiv e

u c skirt and sw eater w ilh a mse. her hair tied back, i'all, w h en M s. S m ith w as I. an an g ry cro w d p re ssed the dow ntow n cou rthouse . >uting "baby killer!”/. on ly ab o u l 10 pisoplc ly quietly and others shoppe^ a block o r so away. Neither

I requested th a t the trial bc ut ofUnion.ccne w as pcaccfu l. though n n o rm a l. U n io n ’s M am jn n ih g in front o fithc cour- w as b lo ck ed o f f to m ake r te lev is ion sca ffo ld s and ' trucks. Scorcs o f reporters, i to g ra p h e rs c ro w d e d th e

! building—Center. Com pany officials s married and has children.LT BTI e m p lo y ee , Ju d ith H a r r is o n . 3 8 . o f W aKe jfTercd m inor itijurics and r s e lf lo th e hos'piittl, said v le r . a F ire D e p a rtm e n t irvi*m age w as confined lo the ere the explosiori occurred, pc iand . a DTI vicc p resi- the blast blew a hole in an

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R q)ublicans cxpcct a sh. a p o ssib le D em ocratic they push to case fcdci o n cv e ry lh in g from ' fi cleaning-up (oxic waste ing workers from injury.

T h e S en a te M ondaj w as likely to bc several i and bchind-lhc-sccncs n

, legislation ihni would r tory agencies to follow c e d u re s . in c lu d in g review s, before issuing tal, health and safety rule ; T he legislation is aim

latory state that is out o OiVerly bu rdensom e ru d a rd s ," s a id 'M o jo fity D ole of-K^insas.

H e argued th a tth c c( s iv e federal regu latio r blanke t" over the natio and drive small busines; ruptcy.

B u t m o s t D em ocra t w hile federal regulations ex am in ed to dea l with Dole proposal goes too ofbusiness.

I t ’s “ an e x tre m e hu w ou ld h inder federal aj p ro tec ting pub lic healt a n d th e e n v iro n m en t,

• M in o rity L ea d e r T om f ' S o u th D a k o ta ; p ro n / ' D em ocrats w ould try t(

b i i r s .“m ost o nerous" p r 'S im i l a r to le g is la ti

. approved by the House t G O P ’s " C o n tra c t W itl

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, t io n 's cost against its cn health o r safety benefits i f a rule is justified:

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W A S H IN G T O N (A f in a n c ia l c o n d i t io n s A m erican c ities im prov past year b ut at the cxpc e r taxes, delayed .repairs serv jces, acco rd ing to t League o f C ities. '•

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m oney an d co n tinue to re s id e n ts^ D o n a ld J.

. l e a g u e 's e x e c u t iv e d i M onday.

- “ T h e e s t im a te s o f s; y e a r ra n g e d fro m Phil cityw ide 'p roduc tiv ity b ocpectcd to y ield S46 ihi ings to the acquisition < ^ u ip m e n t that enabled s er com m unities, like Ct N .Y .. P ro s p e c t H e ig h I-ai^o. Fla., to save S10,C w hich can be a lot in a i budget," h e said.

S e v en ty -tw o pe rcen t •, c ities responding to the ;

• 1; ' iheir general fund reveni- cd expenditures for the. year, and alm ost as many

c c n t — s a id re v e n u e s expenditures in 1993 as wi . -By c o n tra s t , in fisco l 1992, on ly abou t h a lf of

' •--cities look in m ore than th I A sked about the currei

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F O U N T A IN h i l l s , /— F ire fig h te rs took adv lo w w in d M o n d a y to r desert brush fire that had

1 .2 0 .0 0 0 acres and burned t m ile o f th is affluent suburl

T he fire northeast o f Ph 9 0 p e r c e n t c o n ta in e d M onday m orning, and ful

. • m ent w as expected b y eve■ Jim ' PayncTT spok;esma■ v a r io u s c i ty a n d s ta te

( l u t i n g the fire.; “ N o one is’ w orrie

F ounta in H ills any moi — ^Olehn-Brown,' a-district c

'the privately owned Rur -F ire Deportment. “As lot

: '-w in d 9ta}^s in our favor, ‘~ ^ g o o d shopo,- •—— I ' . ■

; W ind !was relative!- Monday liiqniing, an ifnp

from late last week wheo w ind drove the'fldm es,

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. | t v e deve lopm en t in ^ t t s d a l e .

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ity L ea d e r B o b admiiiistra m e n ts w

: costs o f execs- Envirohm tions “ lie like a Food and it io n 's econom y C o n su m e lesses into bank- Commissi'

, no hoplth { :ra ts a rg u e th a t be issued, ons should be rc- A d v ise /ith ab u ses , th e Clinton to 00 far on behalf islation alo

Senate bll m e a su re ’’ th a t the proces:

.1 agencies from Katzen o f :alth and safe ty Managcmc n t, c o m p la in c d in a letter ti om D a sc n le o f A grouj ro m is in g th a t S e n . Joh i y to change th e offered an ■ p rovisions. p rovide m la tio n a lre a d y rtg u lo to rs sc as part o f the industry tc Vith A m e r ic a " G lenn pro] vould: few er regien c ies co n d u c t the cconon ns o f a reg u la - o p p o s e d environm ental. R epublicar

its lo detcnnine, W hile th 'r e f o r m " o f

re g u la tio n to that th e GC rty risk analysis b ack -door 0 com pare rela- the progre;

ghtening lal condi(A P ) — T h e 60 p ercen t

>ns o f m o s t sa id th e irroved ov e r th e ab le now |ixpense o f h igh- th a n th e yairs and cuts in league said:o.the N a tiona l said they fe

'• “B eing a: , .m a n y c i t ie s checkbookleasures to sav e process." (: to s e rv eT h e ir la rg e counJ . B o ru t . th e and leagued i r e c to r s a id conference

into doing lf s a v in g s th is n e g fc c t in jP h ila d e lp h ia ’s S o m e o f ty bank ’ that is in f r a s tru ciiiillion in sav- indefinitely

in o f com pu ter o f g reater c:d som e sm all- .S h e poinC anandaigua, th e 9 3 -y e i

ig h ts . i l l . , o r burst Sund:10,000 o r so m illions o fa sm all.c ity ’s nels and le

street.mt o f t h e 4 1 7 InfrastnKhe su rvey sa id fied b y 44enues exceed- respondentshe 1994 fiscal p re s su re oiany — 6 9 per- eight percer ic s - e x c c e d c d -d a te d by fcs well. m e n ts 'w it)ca l 1991 a n d th e m ;.3 3 pr o f A m erican w orker healn they spent. cen t citcfl thrrent ou tlook , omy.'rsget id on

B lid v a n ta ^ e o f0 m o p u p a A S M U < od blackened ;d to w ithin a3urb. M mPhoenix wase d b y la te ■full contain- M

evem ng, said m on fo r thete a g e n c ie s H H H | H

r ie d a b o u t . 'n o r e ,” s a id W © ':t ch ic f-w ith “ ------lu ra l-M e tro-long-atf the - . - 1o r, w e ’re in ^

v e ly l ig h t , ' fnproveihcni - - • L e v e l i hen 4 0 m ph D u s t g u !8, b e lie v e d C u a to n > w ith in feet Oiti an exfclu- in n e a rb y

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b u rd en so m e n a n d s ta n d a rd

M ^ority Leader Bob D

iks b e ing addressed before a ssued.ow industry to m ake numerous Ig e s a g a in s t re g u la t io n s ,I petitions and in court, c s , in c lu d in g th e C lin to n itration. have said the require- w o u ld so h a m s tr in g th e

nm ental P ro tec tion A gency , nd D rug A dm inistra tion , the m er P ro d u c t S a fe ty ssion and other agencies that th and safety regulations could d.s e rs h a v e u rg ed P re s id e n t- to veto regulatory reform leg- a long the lines outlined in the b ill. It w ould “m icrom anage :ess oY assessing risks,” Sally o f the W hite House O fllce o f m ent and Budget complaincd ’ :r to Dole.oup o f D e m o c ra ts , led b y jh n G le n n o f O h io , h a v e ' an alternative bill tha t would m oro m odest restrictions on

ors and lim it the a b ili ty o f ’ to challenge agencies. T he iroposal also would apply to egu la tions — those costing , lom y SlOb m illion o yeor. as d to $ 5 0 ' m il l io n in th e can bill.: there is a need for “sensible o f regulations. G lenn argues G O P proposal am ounts to “a o r w ay to s top and reverse -ress m ade over the past 25

g leads to Itions in:n t o f c ity financc o fficers i r co m m u n itie s a r e b e tte r V to m eet their fiscal needs c y w e re o y e a r a g o , th e lid. I n 1994, only 5 4 pcfcbnt ’ felt that w ay. g ab le to b a lan ce 'th e c ity 's ok is on ly one p a r t o f th e " C aro lyn Long B ank s, at- lunc ilw d irian from A tlan ta ue president, said a t a news ice. "W h o t moy hove gone Ig thot — cutting services or in g n e e d s — is a n o th e r , f th o s e n e e d s , e sp e c ia l ly u c tu re , c a n n o t g o u n m e t ely w ithout running th e risk r costs later."sinted to o tim ely exam ple: / e o r -o ld w a te r m o in th a t nday in N ew York, spew ing o f gallons into subw ay tun- leoving 0 v as t 'h o le in the

ru c tu re needs w ere identi- 4 4 p e rc c n t o f th e s u rv e y n ts a s a thajo r factor putting

o n c i ty b u d g e ts . T h ir ty - cent blam ed p rogram s man-

fed e ra l-an d sta te govern - ' i t h o u t fu n d s td p a y fo r } p e rc e n t p o in ie d to .c i ty ealth benefits;, and 25 per- I the sta te o f th e local econ-

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)us p ld n n h a s th e .su p p i s , D e m o c ra ts a n d a t :

R epublicans. The Dole o n on the o ther hand, has th re- m o st R epub licans a s v h e D e m o c ra ts . T h e re . :y, R epu b lican s and 46 D h e the Senate.Ity W hile Dole could must lot ity o f votes needed to f lid several IDcmocnits have i

t^iey’re prepared to use n t- p r^ed u ro l n iles lo delay g - filibuste r, i f n ecessary, he .votes lo end debate in the ge S e e k in g to a v o id a Ily staffers from both sides o f cessfully during last weel c d ’ Tashionacom prom isc.

O n regulotory re fo rm .: >y re p o r te rs sh o rtly b efo i / e "TJebate began Monday, “\ Id one o f the most importar )n battles o fth e year." o f L^bbjnng has been inte: le business com m unity mo to back in federal regulation Ig. o r i ^ in Congress A is year as /T coalition o f environr le sum er and tabor groups !

an in ten se countcrofTcn le cia lly am ong Democrats, » a ssa u lt o n federa l regul ‘a began in the House earli >e w ith its C onm tct'W ith A :5 islation.

0 improi [ U.S. citi-s ■ Som e c ities odjusted to;r suros by reducing the ir iIs 27 p ereent u i d they reduic pal em p lo y m en t in theIt yeo r, and 2 2 pe rccn t fn

A lm ost a th ird o f all citis th e ir ra le o f c ap ita l spee abou t 11 pereent sa id thI-__v ice le v e ls w il l d e c l inia d ow n s lig h tly from thes pcrccnt rate_ for 1994.e G row th in c ities' endirir refiected prudent policie:•. in th e p ast year, the leaguy exam ple, 69 percent o f al:t c i t ie s in c re a se d ta x ratk fee s; 4 0 p e rc e n t co n tra

new Scrvicc; and 2 6 pcrei:: a g reem en ts to sh a re co:t vices.S

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istcr the major-) pass the bill. R ic h a ne m ade It c lew c i ty Gac the Senate 's i V !ly action, o r 10 a f t e r o ry . It* takes 60 n a m o Nle Senate. F o rc e li0 f i l ib u s te r . L —

;s tried unsuc- - ^ .eek 's recess to I

I. Daschle told o re th e f lo o r • a “W e’re .. . into - f r t S i l tant legislotive

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ons lls top p n - in fo „d siam dogs arc spn

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A n ol procedurci T grocery store

- have neithei • retailers fron:les -s id e rs leg is to th e sc p re s - welfr w o r k f i r c c : luoed aiunici-le la s t f isca l . aoloeK Eranl f roze h ir in g .' ilities reduced ° A 0 reportpendiilg. an d B o u l d e r that c ity se r- iine in 1995 .____I^ S _ VEGle o lm ost 12 "w as rigEtTbi

deal seemed ling balances B puldcr C ies institu ted agreem ent w gue said. F o r m e n t S u n d t all Am erican 1 0 7 ,5 0 0 a< a le s o r u se r Eldorado Vol ra c te d o u t a T he Iransf rcent entered In te rio r Sec :o s ts o f s e r- w ho was on

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i estigato] stop grocIINGTON (A P) — Unscru- ocers are getting aw ay with0 launder m illions o f dollars amps because federal watch- spread too thin.'congression-' ;atorssay. -f by the General Accounting f in d s th e A g r ic u ltu re n t is ill-equipped to police o ■ogram that provides $23 bil- ir in food stam p benefits to million Americans.^O. the congressional inves- 5ency,~ajso found th a r f^ c r - , ires to authorize and monitor ores that accept food stamps her deterred n o r prevented om trafficking in them, dy com es as the Senate con- g is la tio n to o v e rh a u l the 'elfare system.v a tiv e s su p p o rt a p lan to stamps back to the states os ont. O ne o f those conservo- . Louch Foircloth. sa id the ort und e rsco re s h is b e lie f

dr City adds landEGA S (A P) — T he price “bu t the tim e to closc die . ed to stretch forever, r C ity ofTicials signed a n ' t w ith the federal govem - id a y to ta k e c o n tro l o f a c r e s o f l a n d in th e

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)rs:USD cers laun

u- that the closer adm inistn th program is moved to the rs the better the chance to cur h- “ T h e food .s tam p pr< n - ' become o total fraud enact

American people." said F Ig N,C.re Although the precise exi a stamp trafficking by stores

ll- e n ts is unknow n , law er to ofiicials believe that billior

in benefits arc laundered, i s- paper coupons ore a s « o r r- , on the streets, the GA'O saii 3r In a typical Uaf^cking st )S cers buy food stam ps frbn :d at less than face value, usi

to 70 cen ts on th e dollai 1- redeem them fo r cosh fi ic amount from the federal go

S to re s m ay a lso pure o stam ps from a third party IS re s tau ran ts , w ho lcso le rs 1- dealers, who exchange dt IC controbond, restaurant m e if for the paper couporis.

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ib lcm . occo rd iffg“ to“thc th a t U S D A ’s F o o d and Service authorizes stores to 1 stamps without /irst send- ’ cctor to make A re they are J g ro c e r ie s . A s 'a re su lt, us retailers' gain entry.into., n. • . ;tnple, fie ld o ffices In the.reviewed applications from__res in .1 9 9 4 ' b u t agen cy :omplctcd only 269 on-site

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F fa iic' P A R IS (A P ) — Frai to u g h M o n d a y fo lio s e iz u r e o f a G re e n p c p r6 m is in g to g o a h e a b o m b t e s i s d e s p i te an

“ “ o t c s l S aH 3 c r i t i c i s n ’ allies.

F rc n c h c o m m a n d o s ! gas bo ard ed th c Roinbo

II in th e S o u th P a c Sunday and subdued thc

T h e in c id e n t to o k F re n c h w a te r s o f f thc a to ll w h e re n u c lc a r tc

• resum e in S ep tem b er ofl ' year m oratorium .

T hc tim in g o f th e boj c s p c c ia l ly s e n s i t i v e t c a m e o n th c e v e .o f. ann iversary o f th c bdm i first R a in b o w W arrio r agents in N ew Zealand , ra p h c r b n b o a rd dr^'w i ship sank.

Ifv L o n d o n , B o n n , H and other, c ities , protcsli

■ e f f i g i e s o f F rc n c h J a c q u e s C h i r a c , c h a i r

■ -selves to th e ga tes o f Frc m atie com pounds o r hcIi express ‘.h e ir anger.

G re e n p e a c e c a lJ e d t seizure “nn ou trage agai ful p ro test a nd w o rld opii

P r im e M i n i s t e r A la reacted b y say ing Franc*

U.S^ esc•NEW D ^ H I , India (A

days a f tj^ 'e sc a p ln g from scparatf^ts, A m erican Jc soid M onday the other thn he w as held wilh arc safe i to be freed.

“T hey arc In good heol holding out bravely," Child airivihg in N ew Delhi on a K ash m ir, a H im lay o n

j region in northern India.I . hoping and pray ing fo r t I release.”j C h ild s , 4 1 , o f S im ib uI____ DonaLd~F. H u tc h in g s o f

W ash., and B ritons Paul Keith M angon w ere kidnap by M u s lim ’ re b e ls fig X ash m ir’s independence dominantly Hindu India.

Early Soturdoy, Childs daricncss and o rolnstorm fi hut w h e re h e w as be ing c lim b ed fo r 14 h o u rs th mountainous forests o f K a he w as rescued by a 'goven copter searching for the cop

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cetalk!"ranee ta lk e d l lo w in g th c ,n p e a c e s h ip , le ad w ith A - Q n t i - n « c l e n r - - B f c y B |

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os u s in g te a r ib o w W arrior.'a c i f ic e a r ly the crcw .o k p la c e In B B h G m th c M u ru ro a

te s ts a rc to o f\er 0 three-

w ase b c c a u s e it o f . th e 10 thim bing o f th e B u n n y M cl o r by F rcnch Inal Ralnb< id. A photog- A u c k la n d I m n c d a s t h e g a r y o f t h e

H ong Koi^g w h a te v e r r este rs corricd e n s u re i ts h P r e s id e n t respected, o in e d th e m - H e said C F rcnch d ip lo - e ig h t n u c ic held raH icv * ^ ' S e p te m b e r

“because it d th e s h i p ’s o f th c c o u n ti gainst peocc- F rcnch Ic D p in io n ." t a l is ts p rc d \ l a l n J u p p e c o n sc rv a tiv incc w ill take no m ajo r p r

capee sai(AP) — Two .D Irk H ase r

K ashm iri K ashm ir on I John C h ild s militant grou three hostages b ility , Ind ia fc and praying Faran, the litt

n o p p cd Ch lealth and are W esterners i hilds soid ofler dom o f jailed n a flight from W hen Chil in M o u n to ln U.S. Embass !ia. " 'n ic y ore him to a wai 3r the ir quick on speaking t

Dressed in Jbury, Conti.,, short-slccve <_of.Spoka_ni^_lookcd_h'M ltIijul W ells and shoved o f f tl lnapp(d July w hile in cap f ig h tin g fo r” even though I jce from prc- his feet while

He soid tht ds cscoped in him o r th e ( n from a mud tre o te d w ell ing h e ld and Injured, not alI th ro u g h th c He refused Kashmir until low h o stage vemment hcli-coptives. ierman lourist

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r m c o s u r c s T iT c ^ n c c d to cts t e r r i t o r i a l w a t e r s a r e l l

nI C h ira c 's p rom ise to holdc le a r t e s t s b e g in n in g in iie r w o u ld b e c a r r ic d 'o u t Cit Is in th e h igher in terest Cm try .” isle ftis ts ond cnv ironm cn- o:c d ic ta b ly c r i t ic iz e d th e Ktive g o v e rn m e n t, th o u g h ir p ro te sts w ere he ld in the

Lys hostag;e rt in th c so m e oreo o f d<3n Soturdoy. A lthough no diroup hos cloimcd responsi- ol Iian o ffic ia ls suspcci A l-little-known group that kid- ciC h ild s a n d th c o th e r w-s ond dem anded thc free- D led rebel leodcrs.h ilds orrived in New Delhi, Fiassy ofTicials tried to lake uiv a itln i cor, but he insisted Irg to reporters. jain blup jcons, a light.blue in

'c shin-ond sandals, Childs “{ilthyJnd.ciiinr>QScd,.Ile_ha_d____f the sh o rt beard he grew di:ap liv lty an d d id n ’t lim p, M^ he hod gotten' blisters on . tolile escaping. ththc militants never harmed tit e o th e r h o stag es. “ I w ase l l , n o t th re a te n e d , n o t Ut abused," Childs raid. O«d to discuss w here his fcl- prig e s w e re b e in g h e ld b r lc

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w m em b er o f G re e n p e a c w s a kow hal b a n c h w rea nem brarice o f th e te n th a ow W arrior by th e F rencl

capita l. T he F rench publli I l ly su p p o r te d th e g o v e n uclcar p olicies.

B ut Francc cam c undci in g c r it ic ism . In a m ee t C h irac in S trasb o u rg on G erjnon C h a n c e llo r H eir (s lo raise the tests "and th on public debate in G erm s K ohl spokesm an P e te r H in Bonn.

A p u b l i c o p in io n pc

ges a re sjdcscrlbc thc k idnappers, s didn’t want lo “jeoporajze th o fthe other captives.” *

Aller the b rie f interview, cials led him owoy. Il.w as w h e th e r he w ou ld rem a ir Delhi o r hcad.homc.

In a stalcmmt released Su Foron militonts threatened t u nspec ified “ ex trem e stc Ind ian-governm ent fa lls li jailed rebel fighters by Sonii insurgents olso dem anded i “genocidc ofM uslim s|’by tlx

___ Indion.pffic|aIs_nnd_^lti.s{]d ip lom ats m et w ith K asht M uslim religious leader on

.to ask him to use his influen the captives, ofTicials soid ( tion o f anonymity.'

It w as their second 'm eei Umar Farooq, w ho'heiids the Conference, an umbrella grc pro-scparallsl polilieions and leaders^ '

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B u t th c F r llic hos tac - s io n e r in I^re /e rn m e n t’s R o n c ie r e , cl

wanted to “ rui ler incrcos- a n re e f o r on C lin g w ith ihc F rench act n T u esd ay , . R onciere so ;lm u t K ohl m em bers take th e ir effcc t sh ip w ere quc

nan y ,” sold to re turn to thi H ousm onn T h e sh ip s;

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iffic m is e ry m u s t b e ad - lid ground , n o t in th e airy h e c an y o n ’s rim s.'s re a so n in g is b a se d o n n e t ic . I f a b r id g e to re - id trafTic co s ts $ 1 0 0 m il- t m a y ,be a co n se rv a tiv e o u ld c o n s u m c a y e a r ’s id g e t for the whole state. b e c a u s e Id a h o h ig h w a y ea d y s t re tc h e d to o th in ,: fa llin g a p a rt fa s te r th an , fix them .’ k e y c o n s t r u c t io n p r o ­l i n e a h e a d o f a n o th e r C a n y o n b r id g e . E v en i f

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TSchooI as alternativeJu ly 2 po in ted o ut some be’uscd fdr'the altem ative “ | : one m ore to suggest. ./in Falls jfligh School after ' ihool h o i p a re over. This J /ious advtnm ges. It w orks ; I. I f m one> is saved, it iagnose learning disorders | children, thus elim inating :m . •'O Y '

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5 m y adm iration fo r the 7- <tield his 2-year-old b roth- ^[>ing h is head o u t o f w ater <e as the w ind b lew them tI Lava C reek in heavy ,

cognition to Steve _ j;rtly b rought h is b oat ' \rP lew p ulled th & b o y s_ , ,

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h f l i e p l e n t y o f t i m e - ‘ D u m p e r s t i c k e r s o n th( It e v e n i f y o u ’re a s lo w rea ’ C le a r ly , s o m e w o rk n- a n d th e s ta te m a y h e lp . y in te r c h a n g e a t th a t in te

re a l p o s s ib ili ty , th o u g hn in th e n e x t few y ea rs .:• So ac tio n a t th e local le- H av in g g o tten ou rse lv es i e b y le ttin g no rth -en d land s o u ts trip ro ad p lann ing , wc r. su re w e ac t w ise ly o n thi y o p tio n s s till op en to u s.I, T h a t m e a n s c o n s id e r i tl. th e e a s t- s id e b e ltw a y pro

a n a d v is o r y c o m m it te e- m e n d e d to th e T w in F a r D i s t r ic t . I t m e a n s w o rl f .w ith s ta te o f f ic ia ls , to m r f ic ie n t p ro p e rty is ava ila l s r ig h t-o f-w a y s .r A n e w b rid g e m a y be ; - s o m e d a y . B u t w e ca r

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Valley. W hileithese events t spirit o f having a g ood tim e

- m oney fo r any num ber-ofgc increasing lack o f sportsm ar

. o f disrespect fo r fellow woll real cloud o ver the “ fun.” T< you en ter you rself a s a w alk O therw ise, enter as a runner tive rim ners a ren 't g o ing to i w alking; however, competit: ^Are’j f a jogger passes them Undeserved w inning spot as intention o r incl ination o f ru

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Com petitive w alkers train hard as com petitive'runners sport ju s t as seriously. Accoi gust 1995 issue o f “ W alking nCss w alking is currently the

■ A m crica. W ith a 15 percent year, the n um ber o f fim ess v ica stands (or w alks) a t 35.8 only been in the last several organizers o f th e local fun a started to recognize a nd incli their events, w hich w e walk< eiate! It is also becom ing a n event ofTlcials to h ave to p u t

, participants. W e could v e ry ' backw ard i f the o rganizers d much trouble to include wall help i f the race announcer w<

'participants before the s tan c in order to qualify a s a winn< ing category, one m ust w alk - no jogging o r running. Y ot and have fun loo! ■

On a lighter side, I hope I : participants in these events ti organizers for.the h ard work, they volunteer in pu tting the: A lso a b ig thaniks to th e busii viduals w ho donate tO th e se « erously. T heir support is gre: These events are n o t ju s t almost anyone can e n te r an'd sure to check w ith your-doct( already in a regular ex e rc is e ; plus, y ou g et a T>shirtL S ? lei V alley , (but p lease d o n ’t clic

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:nt increase last h o lder ss w alkers in A m er- ecutjvt5.8 m illion, II has c u m il ral years tbat the n runs/w alks havenclude w alkers in ■alkers tru ly appre- ‘ 1 Z a n u isance to the p u t u p w ith angrytry w ell take a step C n i L^ d c c id c i t i s t o o T o a lvalkers. It w ould ^r w ould rem ind cn iisepirt o f the race that ginner in the w alk- .ijjgalk the w hole w oy w roneiYou can p lay fair ^ f -w w

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lirituol well-being (a hoppiness ake from others or waste precio sources and put the w ell-being i ations in jeopardy) - the princi] this nation w as founded. I also / allegiance to the air. the land t o f this nation, w hich aiTbrds us lood, and I w ill do whal I can K from degradation, he fiog o f o u r nation stands fc iciples ond for the laods^watei that g ive us I^ m e and life, thi W hen it sum ifi against those ( /hich it has, when it stands for >n o f the oir, the lond a nd th e v c has; then I reserve t^e r ig h t > lest and protectioh’from desee im it-principles o f govenunent and

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fine the m aking o f J for ing principle. I won ters defines the ir princi] ih e n i w hen the fiagsland sprin* > and against the prin b r the and w aters w hich I 5 w ater woric for the resion t os an and the pro tection c «era- ' a ting the fiag i f nec

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patientsagreeing to abide by its rules ny doctors m ay then becom e n w hal tiiey consider the best Btients and theconstroints o f h.savings being w rung o u t o f ' « ie expense o f physicians and ng to pay forft new la y e rb f“ huge corporate salaries and

,ts. Treating patients is be* ; lUsincss cost, to be k ept as - i

s to b lam e,physicians and ' uc^ io ftiie problem o f sky- • h costs thiit has spurred the '' - ah o f th e m onoged care in- - plistic to argue they m u st be'- ; solution to protect patients.■ do stand up efTectively for i /ill?

a columnist for the Chicago'•rs in ay w rife fo her care o f ‘ k, Chicago Trifcune, 435 N., Chicago, m., 60611.

m endm ent ever coijld. [ ~:nt to protect tiie flag o f a na- in l i b e ^ is, in fact, b y its ; :secrotion o f its sym bolic >” flog, and os a f ^ people, I rie r i ^ t to define its mean-^ [ ommerciolization o f th e nag” h e n there ore those that de- : o f m oney to be their govem - w on’t b um the ir sym bol, as it inciples, b u t a t these tim ess lands fp r ou r collective w ill' principles and the.lands, oir :h I ow e ollegiance, 1 w ill ' Iteration o f those principles on o f tiie resources, ineiner* n e c e s s s^ to save it from I, the nation from dy ^ a tioi}. it to save the f l a g f r w d e - f and th e principles.on w hich

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OWnhoma C ity bombini orcd Monday in a cerem(

i T rea su ry S cqretary .R c s tern ly warned anyone ‘ deny our right to live in st

Under a blazing sun or ' the Treasury Dcpartmcni ’ W hite House, Rubin and

e rs rem em bered six Sei workers and two Custom: died in the April 19 expio:

"W e must, all o f us ...; 1 those who \yould deny [ liv e in s a fe ty ,” Rubii I America, w e value the rig [ and we will figlit those v . lencc to destroy the rule o ' After the ceremony, me > v ic tim s’ fam ily filed pt I inside the T reasury Bui: I names o fthe eight were ai

o f T reasury personnel 1< ; line o f duty since 1907. j Fam ily members ran t

over the names on the bn j A few w ept * •' . There are 173 names

hallway marker. The newe , Oklahoma City are below i ' a g e n ts o f l h e B ureau c

Tobacco and Fiitarms wl 28, 1993, at Waco, Texas the Branch Davidion comp

While Waco was not n ofTicial remarks Monday, prominent subject for Rub • T he T reasury secretai dem ned upcom ing Repi congressional hearings ii

1 hurt wlCHICAGO (AP) - A

Eagle com m uter plane 1<■ cabin door shortly after, t

O’Harc International AirptThe plane landed safely

anendant was injured.~ -The door was still missi

somewhere in4he city's \ urbs.

-Deputy Enc Secretary y resigns Mdi:‘5W A SH IN 0T0N ('A P>

E nergy S ecretary Wijlii th e N o . 2 o ff ic ia l at tf D epartm ent and coordin o i t a n d n a tu ra l gas pc resigning.

— W h iic p tlT in fo ’rmed- H o u se M onday tha t he dow n in mid-August to s tijn e w ith h is fam ily in w o u ld not con firm med th a t h e p la n s to run Dem ocratic P ony chairms

“ I don ’t know whethe ’■ be as stale party chaimiai

th ing else, but I do inteni part o f m y tim e on this i to rebuild the Democrat!

. the South,” W hite said.In a statement. Preside

p ra is e d W h ite fo r h< ■strengthening the domes industry. ”I thank him fo

■ able-service to this admit C linton said.

Energy Secretary Haze w ill designa te energy ui tary Charles Curtis as acti secretary.

W hite jo ined the Clintoi tration in mid>1993. He o

_ jh c .d ep artm en t’s energy and w os responsib le for natural gas and oil initioti>

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ne “who would n safety." l1 on the steps o f 4 ‘ ' lent next to the ' md other speak- Secret Service oms agents wlio - plosion. i v * / ’... stond against

ny o u r right toib in sa id . " In U H | | | | B: right to dissentK who use vio*leoflaw .”members o fthe

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les now on the w h o d ie d iewest ones from K athy, die ow those o f four !;u o f A lco h o l, governmentI who died Feb. said Sundayxas, in a raid at te r be focus)mpound. ond those mi3t mentioned in our society."ay, it has been a T h e O k llubin lately. occurred twce tary has con- W aco standilepublican-led emment tear;s into possible killed-85 Br

k hen plane- An American The door < e lost its main 8:08 p.m. M: er, takeoff from after the plai lirport. Bend, Ind., fely but a flight fo u r c rew

B aran o w sk lissina Monday, spokesman ii T w ratcnT sub- “T he fl ig

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nedia reports un f o r 's t a t e mian..ther it would man or^om e- tend to -spend" is issue: How ratic Party in

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nestic energy I fo r h is valu- ministration,”

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PhoDn to n a c ^ in is - le coordinated rgy program sfor dom estic ' ^

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n t misconduct at Waco. He irlay the hearings "might bet- ai cused o n ex trem ist g ro u p s .militia that are dangerous to o

y.” e)k Iahom a C ity b om bing thtwo years to the day afler the "]ndo ff w as ended by a gov- dicar gas attack and a fire that fcBranch Davidians. The two tc

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“In these times, w e m u s t! ou r law enforcem ent perse ev e ry d e d ic a te d p u b lic throughout this country.” R “W c will be bold and w c j diligently to bring those rc for the terrorist act in Oklal to justice.”

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she was injured.”The plane, a twin'Cnglne,

d r iv e n S u p e r A T R , im rr nimed around and landed m a t 'O 'H a re abput six to lU after taking off, he said.

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t o f coyotes and w o lves no g said. "The Indians lived wi with them, there aren’t that mar le are acting tike there's an in< r here in Goshen County pco|

1 pleads inDUS, O h io (A P ) — A ea ;d o f illegally ob tain ingof bubonic plague bacfc- Ei

the m ail pleaded inno- Tc y to federal,charges.*.Harris was indictcd jhst ati

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symbolic attempt to year, as:if w olves, in central -FEC dock. Hambfferent things about ing a rernot to be k illed ,” presiderw ith them, people Coyote 1

nony o f them. He wiinvasion going on; signature

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issumed no debt and spent S5 locumifnL^.nburg in 1984 gained national' real half-coyote for president. I lent, but failed to get the atti c had received.was found guilty o f felony for jres on' a petition seeking to ac during the 1989 special congres

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’ forgery for falsifying _0 add his name to the '' gressional election.

gue case^ a y IS confiscated the inactive cultures o f the re tu rn ed them to the

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C lin to n ad m in is ti chonse (he'w oy.cc boiTow m oney for is b e g in n in g to di banks and others ii loan process.

B u t Idaho’s stati u n iv e rs itie s are or accepting the plon u vale lenders from favoc o f dircct smdi the federal govemm(

D ircc t S tuden t I supporters say it wtl rowing and eliminat cxtm fees and inters cutting banks, guan ond secondary mart proccss.

T he change has p w ith financial a id ( University o f Idaho, p ro g ram last year, schools are set to adi in the coming schoo!

■ It also has been po dents, w ho no longei checlu to be process

"'“Tnoncxjs transferred to thes% hoo l8, anc am o u n t o f p aperw reduced.

“ T o m e h w as tl th a t h a s happen< yea rs . It has absoli v e r y w e l l , " D avenport, U n iv c r

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M an y tra ils in the co n d itio n because o reccnt storm s.

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spreading a h ighly co T h e outbreak o f ti

b irds could spread it i w ild life v e te rin a rian : lethal fiingus is also :

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lesions inside the b ir in fected bird tries to eat it and be contam ii

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e g e o f f ic iinlstratii0 (A P ) — A d irec to r is tra tio n p la n to U n til ’.collcgc students office p rt o r their education fprent typ ) d raw fire from same loa ■s involved in the difTcrent

w ith theilate colleges and rules.: on the ir w ay to Smdcnin to eliminate pri- cent o f thm the process in thecom pitudcnt loans from The re’nment: o n ly o rIt L oarJlprogram Processinwill simplify bor- half, makinate many o f the Davenporcrest payments by In a d diiarantee agencics longer bemrtcets out o f the agencies,

that someIS proven popular as they beid officers at the . Presidetio, who tested the expanding:ar. O ther Idaho student kadopt the change tem, savir

001 year. $12 b llli. I popular w ith stu- y ^ .Ig er must wait for 'A ltem aessed because tbe als w ouldred electronically percent oland because th e vate lendirw ork has been cies a ch(

processes;s the best th ing Penny 1e n e d in m a n y president iso lu iely w orked O ne Bank

s a id D ai) Boise, supi/crsity o f Idaho terns run s

lyfoiind after wieel) Boise w om en w ere rescued s along a w ashed-out, tree>s

re uninjured. The ordeal p n D issue a w arn ing to hikershcck on trail conditions.____the Boise N ational Forest i e o f last su m m er’s fires, a

been prepared, it could have K i n d e l b e r g c T o f t h e B o i w om en. K rys M ilcy, 27, ar hes, food a nd m atches. Klndc

birds dying fron5 feeders in w estern A da Cou ' contagious and deadly;filhg| i f trichom oniasis is cehlerec 1 it to B oise o r anyw here else, an for the Idaho D epartm ent so killing birds in the Ketcht

. it c rea tes a considerab le I o r 300 dead birds.” said Hui :xtremely contagious around b ird 's m outh, preventing it 1 to eat a seed, it w ill sp it it o minaied.-3 spreads through b ird feces

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dais Kke ionplan-o r o f s tu d en t financial aid. il l a ^ y e a r . D a v e n p o r t 's p ro c e s s^ as m any as 40 dif- types o f applications for the loans and dealt w ith several n t guarantee agencies, each heir ow n requirem ents ahd

lents lose as much os 8 pcr- ■ their loan m oney to pay fbr nplicated looA processing.- revam ped process involves, o n e a p p l ic a t io n form ,

sing costs have been cut by tak ing loan checks bigger, jo rt said.d d itio n .. lo a n s w o u ld no be sold to secondary m arket :s, eliminating the confusion m e student borrow ers face begin to repay their loans, ident C linton has proposed ing the program to bring all ; Icons under J j ie n c w sys- ving taxpaycrsairestim atcd llion d u rin g th e n ex t five

Tiative Republican propos* lid limit the expansion to 40 o f the loans and give pri-

nders and guarantee agcn- :hancc to stream line their es and compete, y Shaeffer, a ss is tan t vice I t and m anager o f the West m k s tudent loan cen te r in iupports letting the tw o sys- n side by side.

ekend on trailled Sunday a fle r spending e>strewn h ik ing trail near

prom pted B o ise National :rs lo c a lf fo rest ofTlcials

it are in ex trem ely rough ,, a long , w et w in te r and

ve been a- lot w orse," said lo is e C o u n ty S h e r ifH s and D ebra W inch-H aes,

ide lberger said.

im disease•o u n ty jrc killing b irds b y ' ’ rigllttt' ■red a round M erid ian but Isc. said Dr. D ave Hunlcc. n t o f Fish and Gam e. T h e . ' ' chum area, and is a prob-

le loss o f b ird s . I t ’s not Junter.nd biid feeders. It causes it from sw allow ing. I f an - t out. A .hca lthy bird m ay •

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‘ BOISE (AP) — Idal ; 'o f the heaviest credit ca ’ nation, undermining-the [ . citizcns are sotne o f th< j conservative people ih,11

T h e 'd e b t am oun ts I . person — enough to i ii

in the nation for p er ho card debt and ninth for i debt.

Experts think m any i be compensating fo r lo' pu sh in g d a ily expens

■ charge cards. .•As o f this January, It

carried a credit card del l io n , a c c o rd in g to C a rd T ra c k o f A m er Maryland.

The phenomenon can by the. inverse relation; p e i^ n a l incomc and crc said Robert M cK inley. CardTrack which has stu

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►ans car :card dilahb carries one it card indicard debts in the . "ThoseIhe myth that its o ften havIhe most fiscally McKinleyi.lhecounuy. ly use a cJ to $1 ,6 0 0 per tool."r ^ Idaho sixth Shirley 'household crcdit o f C onsur pet-capiia card Service ol

lo ts o f p.cy Idahoans may becau se tllow incomes by financial ciis e s o n to th e ir “Credit <

to get. therIdaho residents th em as i

lebt o f S 1.6 bil- income." TI a s tu d y b y Idaho ise r ic a In c . in capita incc

^bout 85 p«on be explained d f $ 21 ,84insh ip betw een D ivision o:redit card 'dcbt. Ranked na:y. president o f was, 39th olstudied the cred- But whil

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rry one ( lebts-in^ndustry since 1986. se slates w ith lower incomes av e a h ig h e r ra tio to deb t,’ ey “Consumers essential- 1 cred it card as a borrow ing

■y Trehame. cxccutive diiectoi isu m er C re d it C o u n se lin g o f Idaho, said she has seen p eo p le fa ll on h a rd tim es

: they u se c red it ca rd s a s a I crutch.lit cards have become so easy here's a real temptation to use s a c ru tc h to su p p le m e n t " Treham e said, is not an-afnucnl state. Its per

icom e in 1994 w a9$18,S25 . • pcrccnt o f thc'U .S. p er capita 8 43 , acco rd in g lo the s ta te 1 o f Fm ancial M anagem ent, rutionally, Idaho’s per capita I o fth e 50 states, hile the stan: trails the nation

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o f the country 's total inci stor In Idaho, 68 perccnt in g ho ld s h o ld a V isa o r een a c c o rd in g to .E q u ifo n es D ecision and System s, IS a da ta firm in San Diegt

average U.S. crcdit card osy to 10 cards in all. use The picture may not b e n t the num bers suggest, I

e c o n o m is t Jo h n M itch per know how extended Idal 25. .important to look a t othei sita “You need to look at tc a te liabilities before jum pir mt. sions,’’ Mitchell said. Hi sita some factors like Idaho’s

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ireonal income, fo r th e is just 5 pcrccnt w hat wil icom e.. has everIt o f all house- T h er M aste rC ard , M organ fa x N a tio n a l total $3 i IS, a m arketing T he figo , C alif. The > , gift fron rd holder has 8 * “ " m c rs ia i

U niversiI bc so blcak^as ! w a s rec

U.S. B a n c o rp ' F o u n d a l chc ll sa id . T o Davidsoi lahoans are, its M o rg tier data. M rs. Mototal assets and one tim e

)ing lo 'conclu- based in H e t>oimcd out the larg< >’s h i ^ ratio o fX g in g co pulation and a C ascade iplcy filings.

i t y r 't h e B e s t !

W M m .

t o r e o p e n S u n d a y s !

4-4421.; . 796-7676 . 2a9-2S;

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[J o f l gift 1 to total I

P millioh rD S C O W (A P ) — T h e " . 'crsity of.Idaho is w aiting I ;hc fin a l in s ta l lm e n t o f S : will be the largest gift it ^ver received!le J a c k a n d F ra n c is - ;an endow m ent fund w ill * i3 m illion. 1“le first installm ent o f th e \]- from Jack M organ, a Yor- 5 iaT e"sen a to ro tid "1 9 3 4 “ :T ~ ersity o f Idaho graduate, “ re c e iv e d in 1 9 9 2 . U I

id a tio n D ire c to r L in d a ” d sonsaid . ->rgan d ied in 1988. a n d ■ M organ d ied in 1992. A t " ' ime, the J.I. M organ Co., '1 in Ij/ew M eadow s, w as ; argest in d e p e n d e n tlo g -

c o n t r a c to r fo r B o is e id e Corp.

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I Apouim e ViMalta wom

------- critical afteW E N D E L L -

rem ained in crltica after an e lderly W et wrong w ay on Inter her car lost w eek, ki

■ young niecc.Ruth R asm ussen,

! b le a t th e U nivers: Lake City. She was, F r id a y fro m M ag i M edical C enter in T

Jody L ynn Rasmu W yo., and L eR oy Vi

.<tfifr~wreck a b o u t 1 'W e n ilc ll. W itnc! V ipperman m ade a shouJder o f the intet into o n com ing t r a f tried to get h is s ttent

B efore th e accidi apparently ransacke

• fo u n d '^ a f k ey s h is from him , sa id Cpl Idaho State Police. > license w as revoked he failed a road test,

D e sp ite h is fam V ipperm an had dri\ in the past, K urz si w aiting fo r h is daug

,fo r a fam ily . reuni( w hen he decided t ^ t

“ H e m igh t have j ' said.

Twin Fall Crin sets meeting W

T W IN F A L L S '- Crim e Prevention A

________ i t s m o n th ly me<W ed n esd ay a t th e Departm ent m eeting

The public is enco e n ro ir m p rog ram s i

• ' gangs and crim es - w ilfinc lude n e i^ b o i p rev en tio n sem in a r and e d u c a tio n a l ev police, according to

. - release. , .. T h e T w in - f tiU s A sso c ia tio n is^dcsij crim e rate in T w in I the county. F o r more S g t. J im M u n n o f D ep a rtm en t a t 736-

------------- M cD an ie l-o f- th e -TS h e riffs D epartm ent

City Council se Iheetlng for 5 p' T W IN F A L L S -T

hold a special meetii continue prelim inary

' • for fiscal years 1995- ;s ta r ts O c t 1.

T he co uncil meet: ■. p.m . today-at Canyoi . B lue Lakes B M . , Tv

ing is open t a th e pub

: Land O ’L a k ^, property to bui■' G O O D IN G - I

W estern F eed D ivis p ro p e r ty n o r th e a s t

. announced p lan s to flaking and"^commod

; ity-T h e new fac ility

- i - e x te n s io n o f th e Tw j tu rin g p lan t, and gr < be a t noo n o n Ju ly t com pletion o f th e p ' 1995.,; L and O ’ L a k e s ii T coopera tive .based in , W e s te rn F e e d D i' ! ' Seattle , supp lies feei ' stock p roducers , loct

fa rm s to r e s in .Ida O regon , C a lifo rn ia , and Southeast A sia .

5-year-oId hurt his3ig Wheel L

■ t : tW iN F A L L S - A ^ ; sligfitly in ju red Mon ] h is 9 i g W h e e l o u t

■'5 police said._ T y le r S to ck s , o f 1

___ i i _ f l la ^ le _ c o n d i t io n _ i> : R e g io n a l M e d ic a l~ -evening. " ............... -

------- --------K elly S e lz le ‘w as dlO O iblockoflO thA vi pTm. w hen tw o ch ildr

_V, m g Stocks m u n d _ a r launched b im out ont o f th e car, according

"C o n q rile

Q bltuaries■ Movies . .

d e a r Abby

......... , -vi' ...............

milraUeiLman still ter-crash---------- A M a lta w o m an ical cond ition M onday Vendcll m an driving the iterstate 84 crashed into , killing h im se lf and her

:n , 58, w as listed as sta* e rs ity H o sp ita l in S alt .'as. transferred there last ag ic V a lle y R e g io n a l 1 T w in Falls, m ussen, 15, o f Sheridan f V ipperm an, 83, died in .Jt fo u r m ile s w e s t o f n e s s e s to ld p o lic e ! a U -tum on the grassy Iterstate and drove back raHTc, w h ile m otorists ention. .:iden t, V ipperm an had eked h is hom e until he h is fam ily h ad h idden Cpl. Je rry K urz o f the e. V ipperm an’s driver's :cd two -years ago when ;st, he said.a m i ly ’s p re c a u t io n s , d riven 'a round W endell t said . V ipperm an w as . aughter to p ick him up m ion in B o ise F riday

take to the road./e g o tten an tsy ,” K urz

Ime Prevention WednesdayS ' - Th<J-T w in F a l ls ,1 A ssociation w ill hold n c e tiiy ; a t 7 p .m . he T w in F a lls P o lice n g room .. .icouraged to attend and ns designed to prevent : - topics o f discussion iborho'od watch, a gang n ar, in fo rm a tio n fairs e v e n ts sp o n so re d by to an association ji.ews

Is C r im e ,P re v e n t io n . e s ig n e d .to 'rc d u c e th e . in Falls and the rest o f ore infonnation contact. o f T w i n F a lls P o lice 3 6 -2 2 0 0 , o r S g t. B ill e -T -w in -F a lls -C o u n ty -- — ent a t 736-4040. v. r

sets special > p.m. today- T he C ity C ouncil will leting th is afternoon to u y work on the’ budget 95-96. T he budget year

e e tin g .w ill b eg in a t 5 lyon Springs Inn, 1357 T w in Falls. T he m eet-

public.

^ purchases luild facility• L a n d O ’ L a k e s , v ision , has purchased a s t o f G o o d in g a n d to b u ild a n ew grain- nodity-transload facil-

ty w ill o p e ra te a s an T w in F a lls m an u fac- g ro u n d b reak in g w ill

d y 19. P lans c a ll fo r e p lan t b y th e e n d ‘o f

s is a fa rm e r-o w n e d 1 in M in;ieapolis. The D iv is io n , ' b a s e d in i feed p roduc ts to live-' - i

[d a h o , W a s h in g to n , i lia, M o n tan a , H aw aii ' :a. . 1

irt after riding i l in frd n to fca r• A 5-year-old boy w as ' lo n d ay w hen h e rode , \ u t in f ro n t o f -a c a r , ,

i f T w in F a lls , w as in ^ i_ f li_ M a g ic _ V a U c y .. .:a l C e n te r M o n d a y j

is d riv ing w est on m e Avenue N orth a t 12:50 ildren w ho w ere push- a residential drivew ay _ p n to 'th e r o ^ ' i n front Ig to police,

piled finiD i ta f f tqM its

B4 ^ B4 >

WeaiB y Richard Streeby a n d L iz W r i^ t T im es-N ew s writers

T W IN FA LLS - Sever s e v e ra l s o u th -c e n tr a l L M onday and Sunday.

-------FiM t.-warm-temperatur«storm s had w eather oflicio possib le flooding on the 1 near H ailey.

M onday evening, the rivi fee t a t H ailey , but offlcif w a te r to r is e a g a in as

. d ro p p e d h eav y ra in s not M onday night.

“It seem s to b c 'rea lly n ra in s righ t now .” said Da: caster w ith the N ational Wi Boise.

F lood stage is 6 'fc e t. 1 5.75 feet M onday mom inj w arm tem peratures melted

“'packs.P eople reported 62 mph

TwinFj gives br to landl<B y S e m L. McCarthy Timcs-Ncws writer ,

. TW IN FALLS - The cit) lords a break!

Landlords no longer will 1 able i f their tenants do not pa

“ W e 're changing it so th f a lls o n to th e ten an t!" c M anager Tom Courtney. ■

Under a city law revised : :W ho estab lish w ater, scwc acco u n ts un d e r ttie ir own required to submit a S75 depi

I f t h e b ill has not been days, the city has the authorii

. w ater to the rental property a service fee on' the renter. Ri as. delinquent - those who hi down their utilities a seconc

. required to submit a three-n guarantee future payments.

The revisions w ere approv - b y the City Council.

S h en y Jeff, the c ity’s dii services, said the changes v, lords decide whose nam e ti accounts.

____ C ouncilm oiL JcfL G oodiilandlords had told him they abou t th e prev ious law - them to pay the bills for del “I believe th ey ’ll a ll be pl< Gooding said about the revise

Councilman Tom Condie s ported the changes, even th the city only has to contend v quent accounts.

“W e d o 'no t have a delinqt Condie said. *We really do qi

RockCr Canyon plan dehB y Sean L. M cCarthy'T im es-N ew s w riter

T W IN F A L L S - A b o u t s la ted to line a m ile -long R ock C reek C anyon rim as subdivision northw est o f Tw

B ut the neighborhood's di D etw eiler and K en Stutzma w a it un til W ednesday to fi can build the new hom es as < tb the eiist rim o f the canyon

T h e c o u n ty co m m iss io i them . D e tw eile r 's cousin, I w ill to u r th e p ro p erty Wei noon and decide afterward se tb a c k s fo r th e p ropose i hom es.

.L a s t m o n th , th e c o u n ty zoning com m ission rejected 50-foo t setback on each o f lo ts . T h e p lan n in g com m ii w an t to g iv e th em j u s t a p s a id L e e T a y lo r , th e cou

/-w im inistra tor.P lanning-C om m ission-C I

M ikesell said blankirt appro _ h c ^ lv c n . for.canyon-rim .set

the rim ’s stability and geolo varies. M ikesell said the plai sion w ants to ru le on each lo

— V T odo our jo b effectlvel> see those lots,” M ikesell insi and I looked and I looked i tell w here the lots w ere.". T he subdiv ision proposed and Stutzm an w ould follow i R w k C reek C anyon fo r one P ^ L ine Road:-It’s about th

yTWin F alls, b u t i t 's ju s t aci / f r o m the city’s “area o f imp.

tion o f land outside the city county a g r e u to p u t under ci u lations. "

P le ase see

M agifher

p a r tsGulch,

M orfloodii

vere w ea th e r h it In roods. .1 Id a h o lo c a t io n s E ast F

. s a idlures,-then-thundor— Sherifl Iciols w orried about patche le B ig W o o d 'R iv e r O n ;

thunderiver dropped to 5 .2 o f desi ic io ls expec ted th e region, a s th u n d e r s to rm s Neai n o rth o f K e tch u m report(

its foCy responding to the p .m ., D an B drsum , fore- W cinb W eather Service in meteor

feet bet. T he riv e r w as a t said. L ning a fte r S unday’s Mondo ted m ountain snow - Win<

» to r at ’nph w inds in som e the c lc

aUs n reak |loMs Icity is giving land-

'ill be held account- t pay utility bills. ^} the responsibility." e x p la in e d C ity

ed Monday, renters ew er.o r san ita tion wn n am es w iin > e JeposiL:en pa id w ithin 30 lo r i^ to tum o ff the ty and impose a $10

Renters classified0 have the c i ty s h u t ' | H :ond tim e - will be ;e-month deposit to

>rov«l unanimously

1 director o f utility:s would help land- H I le to put on utility

. Moi3dm g-said_seyeral_____ «icy were concerned- w hich requ ired "Wdelinquent renters. m

: p leased by th is j ’ 1 vised ordinance. ' ■lie said he also sup- The 1 th o u g h 'h e -th ln k s.id with a few delin- B

Gracinquency problem,” utcs0 quite well.” ■ Mon

reek fronrtheS

i r i m a

layed 5viderentfivC’

)u t 22 hom es are- tnicV ng s tre tch o f th e T i1 as p a rt o f a new inter Twin Falls. the o s developers, Stan Th m an , w ill have to0 fm d out i f they as c lose as 50 feet/on . I ysio n e rs - a m o n g n, B rent Reinke - B y V irj tVednesday a fte r- T im cs-I ird on appropriate )sed c a n y o n -r im T W Ii

■SchoolI ty p la n n in g a n d annual i ted a request fo r a T h e o f the residential adm in i: m ission “d id not A ve. W a p ack ag e d ea l," Memi :o u n ty ’s z o n in g v ice chi

Chairmii-C hairm an-E riok— ninCTfci proval should not Also.<^etback& J}ecause____ »—?Tb<sological structure th e higl planning com m is- w ou ld o1 lot individually. five crei /ely, w e ’ve g o t to - , Sonic insisted. “ I looked c re d its ed and I c o u ld n 't 'th e y ha'

fo r gracised by D etw eiler approva >w the east side o f C urrc one m ile north o f m ust re :t three m ites from sem cste across the s tree t T he p

m pact” - the sec-* Enrollm ;ity lim its tha t the h ig h -sc 5r c ity zoning reg- earn ed :

• c o rre sp e e C A N Y 0N /B 3 ' ' ondary

mgoes

s o f B la in e C o u n ty , such ;h, Borsum said, onday evening there was liti ding domoge except on a fc is. such os near the : F o rk o f thb river,

B lo in e C o u n ty ' i f f s Department d is-— g o l lier D odie Chapman. ^ |I S unday , o sovoge derstorm left a swoth estruction across the m.:ar Bliss, a shed was rted lifted clean ofT bO ndations a t 4 :4 5 -

so id C a rl nbrechtj a N ational W eathe orologist in Boise. The shed before landing on a cow - kil

Locals could not confim i i day night, however, inds crumpled one leg o f a gt t W estern Seeds in Hcyburr levator to topple and rupture

Stopping ti

o to r is ts rnove slow ly ar rade. Below, th e n ew g ra

Workcle Timcs-News

B U H L - M o to r is ts on Cl rade can expect delays of-up es due to road construction t onday.Through Friday, floggers wll : for n o more than 15 minute )m 7 o.m. to 6 p .m rhear the b ! Snake River.Crews are consm icting a cor new portion o f roodwoy, andII mivcl on 0 gravel suifoce tJ nstruc tion zone. T h is 'porti oject is scheduled to be pov d o f August.The Clear Loke G rade projec je 0 new, devo ted rood-cast i I t rood w ith tw o 12-foot-w /e -fo o t sh o u ld e rs , a guardi ick-climbing lane.Turn lanes w ill bc construc crscction w ith B ob Barton R' : o ld road.The new road should be opei

mn FallsIrginia S. G a rb tt 5-Ncws w riter

'I N F A L L S - T h e T w i )I B oard w ill e lec t n ew lead ll m eeting tonight.; b o a rd m e e ts a t 7 p .m . lis tra tion bo a rd room a t 2( W.m bers w ill choose a. new cl ihairman and o lhcr o fllcers. m an Stevis T o lm an is retiri rcarrtm-thc-T-win-Falls-boap o.on ton ight’s agenda:

h n nrH w i l l v n f ^ n n T h righ sch o o l en ro llm e n t p o l I allow sm dents to reg ister redits per sem ester, lio rs c o u ld re g is te r fo r o r is d u rin g th e ir e ig h th sem lave accum ulated sufliciem -aduation a n d have th e pri: val.'r e n t ly , so p h o m o re s and reg is te r fo r a t le a s t six ere :ter,-and sen iors fo r five, proposed change is part ol

iment Policy th a t w ould re< schoo l fa c u lty .an d accep t i in abcred ited secondary : sp o n d e n c e ^ c o u rse s a n d p< y institu tibns' tow ard fulfill

j . ''

alleion 2-

ich a s O h io b u s h e l grai: A nderson, 58

little sign o f dam age.atS30 i few rem ote “ I t ’s a tei

‘I th o u g h t It w as oing to ta k e up th< t r e e s right ou t of

th e ground.*

— Clarence Wrigh: Burie

ther Serv ice going to take led flew 100 ground," Wrif killing it, he tim e and boy,

m the report tened a good p six and busted

I grain eleva- A llred Cons um , causing the office for ' ire a 46 ,000 -. 47. o f Burley.

traffic

aro u n d c rew s u s in g hei i ra d e ls 'ta k ln g s h a p e a s {

continuC le a r L ake

jp to 15 min- L j | g j e | ^ a that 'started

stop traf- utes a time

over

tom otorists

e through the the

paved by the

jec t w ill p ro- - st o f the cur-

lanes, a

ructed a t the1 Road and at by Sept. 30, ai

rupt traffic dl pen to traffic the Idaho T iar

s School ]graduation reqi

• B o a rd mi o p p ro v e th e i

w in F a l l s C lem ens a s thi :adcrs a t its S tu a r t Ju n io r

S m ith a s th e m . in th e E lem entary Sci 201 M ain • T h e board

C ity M a n a g e r ■ chairm an, s t r e e t a n d s to rs .X u rre n t O regon T rail E tiring a fte r P lans fo r a b>ardr----------- S lree t-to -the-8

b y th e sta te , a diangcsJn_d\D g.nnd_C i?nst >olicy th a t r e c e iv e s ap] e r fo r on ly C ourtney ’s letti

T h e c ity and o n ly fo u r a jo in t p ro jec t

e m e s te r i f pedestrian safe en t c red its B lue L akes Bo p rin c ip a l’s fe n c e s bock tc

l in e a n d d e v >d ju n io r s C ourtney said, cred its p e r • B ids for s<

re a d y fo r con: . o f a D ual t r a c k a n d resi reduce the hom es and lane :p t c re d its O ’L eary Energ; •y sch o o ls , • T h e boarc

p o s t-^ e c - long-range pliu fillm ent o f g ram budgeti^ (1

-day ]ra in b in . M a n a g e r G eor 58, o f H eyburn, estim ated i

530,000.te r r ib le - lo o k in g m e ss ,”

observed.C larcnce W right, ‘

* was standing'outside t h e -B urley -hom e beiweei

and 4 p.m . when a g * o f w ind knocked do'

the wooden trusses o f eye d o c to r 's o f^ce tl wos under constructii

9 ' ' l . The office is locoted riey the com er o f 20th Str

and Overland Ave.“ I th o u g h t it w

k e up the trees right out o f t /r ig h t said. “ Il ju st weaved o oy, it w ent down. It really fi )d portion o f it. It took a two-t ted it right in tw o."Qnstruction o f Burley is buildi o r optom etrist Jack ZarybnisI ey. Zarybnisky soid the collap

h ea v y e q u ip m e n t to rip i 18 a la rg e w e d g e o f th e ca

lies on i

I, and construction w ill not dis ; during harvest, according t< "lansportation Department. •

[ Board tc-equircments.m e m b e r s a r c e x p e c te d t

le a p p o in tm e n t o f E u g e n th e v ice p rinc ipa l o f I^obei

o r H ig h S c h o o l a n d S tev e th e p r in c ip a l o f H a r r is o School.ord w ill rev iew a le tte r fror j e r T h o m a s C o u rtn e y a b o i s to rm d ra in a g e is su e s ilea il E lem entary School, a b ik e tra il from W ashingto e -sohoo l-a re -be ing -rov iow o

an d th e tra il is se t fq r jj id nstruction as soon as' the cit a p p r o v a l o f th e p la n sletter said . ;._____-_______ind h ighw ay distric t also p la ec t-to -im p ro v e :d ra in o g e an ofety be tw een the school on B oulevard . C rew s w ill mov c to th e a c tu a l rig h t-o f-w o i e v e lo p d r a in o g e d i tc h e s id.r severa l d is tric t projects, or o n s id e ra tio n - h ig h schoo -e s tro o m c h a n g e s , so le s o and ,on th e B o h r Farm a n d th ergy Project.>ard w ill r e v ie w r e p o r ts 0 p i t t i n g and ,the ath letic pro ti iThe levy, e lec tion commll

rampo rg e set construction back n j the Winds o f up to 35 i

the Buriey airport.■ h e T hat'.S j'pretty gustj

but Surfoay 's sto rm c 74, severe thunderstorm,* h

c his severe thunderstorm r :en 3 to 57 mph. — - gust Weinbrccht said the s;

low n dients for mayhem, im of an ture, an unstable atmc that heating, combined w ith ;

:tion. H ail the size o f gol d on east o f Boise, he said. >treet B ill S pcch t, Idaho

manoger for Minidoka w as s a id th e s to rm -c a u s

f the throughout the areo. one- The storm cast a pall fiat- restaurant a t 1242 Ov

>-by- Bandy Phothong, 20. c ing Sunday,

ding “ It got a little dusty- isky, 1 p.m .. she said, then apse outage left custom ers “ '

CtaWbyAMmi u p and . haul aw ay p a r t :an y o n wall g a v f w ay fc r

C lear!

S H Q i . ;

lis- S te e lm a n -D u f f In c . to W ash., is the contractor

lion'project.

0 select ktee has prepared a p ra

to that includes b rochure :n e com m unity m eetings a )crt ed ito r cam paign in A i ^en cam paign in Septem ber jo n - • O 'L e a r y J u n io i

Principal W iley Dobbs om h o w sc ie n c e c la s s e s o u t e i ^ t h g rad e rs c a n fit e a r schedules so the d istric

s ta te r e c o m m c n d a t i i ton courses be required fo: ^od—th e -b o a rd ~ ap p ro v es tl lid- likely im plem ent th e n ;itv the 1996-97 school v e a n s , • B oard m em ber Vei____ h o n o re d w ith , th e \lan W o m e n a w a rd frc m d -.ln tem a tio n a l o fT w in F m d • ^U .S . S en . M a rk 1 Dve c o m m e n d fo r m e r T vay te a c h e r L aR o n Sm ith e s , W ashington ia a n E ins

F e llow .ass ig ting^w ith are legislatioi). ' ' '001 S m ith de 'veldped le; o f v ide ftinds to tra in H ea

the u s in g m e a a in p f ti l pe<appropriate ac tiv ities f(

On m a tic s and sc ien ce ,” -I iro- b ill-w o s .ia tro d itc^ ih ,^ ait- beco D sid ered Ja te rth ls '

(

p a g e;k tw o weeks. I35 mph were clocked at

usty ," W einbrccht sajd; m d o esn ’t qua lify as a 71.* he said, noting that a ” m requires w inds o f up

he storm had all the ingrc- , including “ample mois- itm ospherc-and daytim e /ith a frontal system.” ,g o lf balls was reported <id. • Iiho P ow er C o. d is tr ic t • i oka ond Cassia counties, a u s e d p o w e r o u ta g e s

pall over the China First ' O verland A ve., w here

:0. o f Burley was work-

sty-and windy" at about ien a two*minute power rs “eating in thc.dark.’\ " ’i

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AMOY AAEKZmw Ttn»NM<i

lart o f Clear LakeFor the road.:-------------------

Lake

in c . o f C la rk s to n , ■ to r on this S6.1 mil-

leadersprainotional schedule lure m ailings in Ju ly ,JS and a letter-to-thc-

A u g u st and a phone iber.l i o r H ig h S c h o o l >bbs w ill dem onstrate s e s fo r s e v e n th an d 1 f it in to ju n io r h ig h ■trict can com ply w ith a t io n s th a t s c ie n c e I fo r those graded. I f :s th e p la n . It w o u ld ic new requirem ent inyear.__________________V era R edinan w ill be c W o m e n H e lp in g , f r o m S o r o p t im is t

in F alls.rk H a tf ie ld w ro te to r T w in F a l ls m a th n ith fo r h js w o rk in iinstein Congressioital ith ed u ca tio n -re la ted

I leg is la tio n “to p ro - H ead S tart teachers in p e d a g o g y .a Q d a ^ r

" H a t f ie ld sa id . The ih ,fto :$ l« a te ;a n d w ill thls'ffirniwcr;'*-’ '

B-2 Tlmos-Nows. Twin

Navy]PO C A T E L L O (A I

by a federal appellate - ' to resum e dum ping n

Idaho, thc N avy is no' ;yank its Naval. R ead 'and 1,000 w orkers — N ational Engineering I : L ess th a n ‘24 h our ju d g e panel o f th e 9 •Court o f Appeals rule

. 'Week, the Navy initit to deve lop a new le: where.

Gov. Phil Batt poin spokesw om an Am y } N a v y ’s la te s t assau: w ould have no effcct ( a llow additional wasi IN E L w ith o u t a dire

------ ^ co u rts .— ;----- V"T h e N av y is a

im portan t p resence i said, “but I am represe o f a. m ajority o f Idahoa

The July 7 memonii ^Curtis, director o f the ^materials division, sai o f the court*’ refusal tc

O bitu■ ’

Keith N. P a ^Keith N elson Pat

. F a lls , r e tu rn e d tp ' , Pother o n Sunday. J

fought a valiant fig H e w a s -b o rn Ju m

------------- R exD urg~ io“ EdwiFlorence Nelson Pa Ethel B eckstead on

• in the SaU Lake CityK eith g rew u p ii

• g r a d u a te d (rom School, w here he e ball a n d track . He year of co llege a t t University. He worke in Preston for Pet Ml m an for Hlland Dair U tah . H e a n d his R ichm ond, U tah. f(

' 1974, th ey m oved w here he owned tw s to re s . H e a n d hi: s to r e s fo r m o re tl

-------------- K e llh is -g r^ a le s U ,sp en d in g time with

' d ren a n d family. H( each of them. Keith

' snowmobiles an d s| t e « In the mountain Utah. H e w as a men Church and w as a h time of his death.

In addition to his • Twin Falls, he also five ch ild ren a n d I D ennis (D ebbie) Pi (M ichelle) P arry, b Utah, a n d David Par M elanie (Gary) Coo Parry, all of Twin Ft s u m v e d by his m o

. Parry: an d sister and Mern (Ron)’ Palmer. His 14 grandchlidrer g r a n d p a . H e w a s d e ^ th by h is fa the; Pany. ,

’ The funeral for Kell ' will b e c o n d u c te c

W ednesday . July 1< Twin Falls LDS Stak

____ . „M aurice. St. N. interp la c e a t 5 p .m . in C em etery , in Prestc will g ree t friends (ro today a t White Morti 8:45 a.m . to 9:45 a.f a t the church.

The family su g g e - b e g iv en to th e So

. Regional C ancer Ce : 409, Twin.FalIs. ID 83

Lucy E. GravesLucy Ellen Grave:

’ Fails, d ied Monday.. a t Twin Falls Clinic &

She w as born Apr • Layton. Utah, the da i ; a n d L ucy B aco n

- ’ m oved to Hollister an : a child. She married

’; Graves, and they live' ■ . M r . G ra v e s d ied Mi

; 'a n d s h e m o v ec fto

• S u rv iv o rs in c lu drr?-:---------n lecea^nd-nephew s:

c e d e d in d e a th by I —two sisters,- and-fourk

A graveside sen/ic — a u 2 .p .m . T hursday ,,

. v ; . . a t S u n se t M emorial ’ Falls. Friends may ci

p.m; W ednesday a nd 1 ;4 5 p .m . T hursd i

iUlv' . Mortuary in -Twin Pal

ponders(A ?) — R ebuffed in g “Nlate court in its b id embaricg nuclear waste in lo develnow threatening to state o flractors Facility — It waj5 — ofT the Idaho cation sng Laboratory. a s a thi3urs afler a th ree- - refusal IB 9th U.S.' C ircu it to rc sululed against it last w a ste alitiated procedures the govile st facility e lse - tha t ad(

s a fe ly . 'ointed out through ronm enly K leiner that the th a t c oiault o n th e s ta te fau lty a« t on his refusal to federal iI’a sto shipm ents-to "Whiilirective from th e entitled

— -------- -*.-Adrainila w e lc o m e o n d N aval >

;e in Idaho ,” B att wrote to resenting the view s’ K e m p tlhoans." ac tionsorandum from D.I. future othe N avy’s reactor has takesaid that because the wors

ll to resume dum p- In the

uaries

BNIeve

NIevc Belm or B ellev i S a tu rd Belmon ural c a i

Inurn a .m . S C e n a rr B ellev i T h o m a Catholic a te a t th

Nievil y , . R am on

Parry, 62, of Twin ^® she" tp h is H e a v e n ly h g r hu

y. July 9 ,1 9 9 5 . He fight wilh c a n c e r . Snri l u u n e ,13. 1 933 , in fl wl n— Te.d— a n d ^ s o n ln c i Parry. He m arried 11° o n A u a . 18. 19S1. J r e n o ;ity L d I Temple. ^ g o ,her p in P re s to n a n d C arev-1 in P re s to n H ig h her J e t e excelled In foot- O a k s H e a t te n d e d o n e niAcnk at Brigham Young S ? ; , jfked a s a chem ist , countn /. Milk a nd a s a field - fJiZ i, )airy in Richmond, o u M e e lls fam ily lived In h e r (Ire I. for 14 y ea rs . In p jcabd 'e d to Twin F alls, a ted froi I two Dairy Q ueen Bellevue h is s o n s ran th e r ie n t ar

B th a n 20 y e a r s , ^ e n d ss t_ p le a s u ra _ w a s ____ Th»-ri/lth his grandchil- m a y b e

He w as proud of lith enjoyed driving j sp en t many.win- u S f tu K tains of Idaho and nem ber of the LDS a high priest a t the

his wife. Ethel, of Iso Is survived by id the ir s p o u s e s .I Parry a n d S teve ’, bo th of L ogan .Parry. Marnl Parry,!!ook a n d M ichael | B H I Fails. He a lso is m other. F lo ren ce B B i * m d brother-in-law. i ler, all of Preston.(ren will m iss their • a s p r e c e d e d In K ; h e r Edwin 'T ed *

<eith Nelson Parry te d a t 10 a .m . I H H I ' 1 2 ,1 9 9 5 . a t th e C l a r k e itake C enter, 421 uerm ent will tak e .. in th e P re s to n ^5Ston. The fam ily ^ ®(ram 6 to 8 p .m ' W J ,

lortuary and from a.m, W ednesday p H e w a

igosis m em orials 2 1 5 ? ' “ S o u th e rn Id a h o Center. P.O. Box P " f J l ° ' 183303^)409.

H e loved. his little iives, 8 6 , of Twin his baby

iy J^yly 10 1995. life w as t

April 1909, In fu?es witt daughter of Frank rnem ory.>n B a rto n . S h e H e w as cand Murtaugh a s friendly it

e d Jew el V o e ' F. new a stilived In Murtaugh. friend toM arch 8 . 1968 , u sfo reveto Twin F alls In Survive

I m em b er of th e hm thor i. sister, Calu d e n u m e ro u s B urley ; iw srS he^w aa-p ry—j o h r r emf:3y h e r h u sb a n d : O lego , Cur brothers.--------.-entSTKwrvice v^il b e he ld o f B urle

u n o le s r /‘iat P ark in Twin |_aie Haw f call from 8 to 8 o f P h o e i m d from 12:45 to 'W e n d y s d a y a \ W hile- N evada; | Falla. The family, f rent anc

. 1 ■.

win Falls, Idatio T uosday , Ju lyuly >1.-1905 *

syankinj“N a v a l R e a c to rs m u s t no^ ri< upon more detailed plonnin velop sub’h a facility outside th o fldaho ."vas the sccond N avy communi n sta te officials ar© interpretin, th re a t o f re trib u tio n fo r thci al to voluntarily a llow the N av !su m e d u m p in g r a d io a c t iv e a t IN E L w ith o u t v a lid a tij: ovem m en t’s June I conclusioi additional d um ping can occu /. T he sta le m aintains the envi lental a ssessm en t from whicl c o n c lu s io n w a s d ra w n w a y a n d is p re ssin g its c la im ii al court.^ ile . it is c lear that the state i ed to exercise its legal rights, ira l-B n icc-D cM arsrhcodof thi I N uclear Propulsion Program : to Idaho Republican Sen. Diri p th o rn e , “ I b e lie v e th a t it ns ind ica te tha t th e .lo n g tem ; -o f the N uclear N avy in Idahi iken a fundam ental chtlnge fo orse." ohe July 7 letter,' DeM ais reiterat

F o rc a ll

j e s t s m em orial contribu tions b e m a d e to a charity of the

)r's choice.

ves C. Watson .Bves C enarn jsa Watson. 78. of lo n t. C alif., w ho g rew u p in 9v u e , Id a h o , p a s s e d aw a y ird a y , Ju ly . 1. 199 5 , a t a lont convalescent hom e of nat- :au se s .jrnm en t will take p lace a t 11

S a tu rd a y . Ju ly 15. a t th e a r r u s a fam ily p lo t a t th e 3v u e C e m e n te ry . T he Rev. n a s K elle r o f S t. C h a r le s olio Parish in Hailey will offlcl- t the. g raveside service, e v e s w a s b o rn to J o e a n d o n a C e n a r ru s a on A ug. 17, , in Shoshone, Idaho, e w as p re c e d e d in d ea th by h u s b a n d , R o b e rt S r.; two ger sisters, Juanita ' C enarrusa Lucia Som sen; a n d her father nother._She Is^sujyived by_one ind his wife. Robert W atson J r J a c k ie , a n d th ree grandchil-

o f S a n C a r lo s , C a lif.: tw o e rs Pe te of Boise and Luis of /: a n iece who w as special lo Jeannie Som sen of T housand }. C a lif .; a n d m a n y o th e r 3S, n e p h e w s a n d co u s in s in srnla. Idaho a n d th e B asque try in Spain.iv es .led rned the B asque lan- e a t hon^e. then English during ilrs t y e a r a t th e one-rbom - >6 , Idaho, school. She gradu- from g rade a nd high school in vue.-She w as highly self-suffi- a n d well liked oy her m any

I s ., '9-(amHy-9uggeste-m em o'rials- ae m ade to a favorite charity.

keG. Hansen‘ gift from G o d , 4>year.*oid I Gordon H ansen ,'re tu rned to ' aavenly F ather on Saturday ., 1995, from injuries sustained sating accident, w as b o m March 30. 1991. in ', U tah , th e so n of G ordon r a n d J a n e t C la ir e E g b e rt m. C larke in fluenced .every- e m et to d o goo d . H e g av e Id h a p p in e s s to all with his a n d en d ea rin g personality ,

'ed lo play with and to teach le b ro tn e r^ n d lo w atch over by sister. His favorite thing in IS to have h is mom read.him I. H e loved to g o bn adven- Mlth his d ad . H a h a d a keen ry a n d loved to recite rhymes. . a exceptionally oLftgoing and . y in personality. Clarke never s tranger, bu t.w as an Instant to everyone. He.will b e with iver.'Ivors Include his paren ts; ar 'r^hfleflan .Inhn i-lnncon. a •C ara Elizabeth Hansen; all of /; m a te rn a l g r a n d p a r e n t s , ' B m « ':m nnlerE gbB rrT 5rSB n“ , Calif.; p a te rn a l g ra n d p a r- Cenneth-and-Bonnle H ansen r ley ; m a te rn a l a u n ts a n d i.-Ann an d -R an d al A llred.of iawail, John and Maiy Egbert j e n ix ; A riz .. a n d J o e a n d y E g b e r t o f L a s V e g a s , a; paternal aunta and 'uncies,. Uld S ue H ansen o f Kctchum,

^ iS u

’ TW m F A li l >1010

igl,000jn o w cd to K em pthom e that 1 jiing ty is being jeopardized : thc . 'r e fu sa l- to accep t adc

shipm ents— claims he luni- ing since before the h iting, cease shipments until a :hcir mental study conflrmec 4avy resumed saftly. l iv e “I have reluctantly ( ^ g ' w e m u s t n o w em b a i ision. detailed consideration ccu r and m o v in g fac liitii :nvi- Idaho ,'! O eM ars to ld h ich "T his w ill be a ' m ulti w a s - and I have in itiated a n in purpose.”

T he C urtis m em o <1 le is A tom ic Pow en L abon ills," who run the IN E L N f th e - Facility to identify-alu ram, INEL test faeiliQ'.Dirk INEL Naval Reactor : i t s ager Theron Bradley s :erm s ite s in c lu d e H a n fo r laho Savannah River, S.C. G : for- C aro lina leaders have

same restrictions on ne erat* shipments to that facilit

o r o b i t u a r y r a t e I n f o r n all 7 3 3 -0 9 3 1 , e x t e n s io n 2'

ons Clay and Kristine Hand th e J a c k a n d Q heryl-1=

Oconomowoc.lWie., He _ Reis o f Burley, Heather ^ S e a t t r s i W a sh ., Eld< ^ H an sen ten /ih g an LDS

M anchester, England, a H ansen of Burley: and cousins. Ha w as preced

■ P' ’ by his g reat grandparen ' The (unera l will b e a y W ednesday , July 12. 1

' ,e B urley LDS S ta k e C e ’el* N orm al A ve., w ith B:, , Hansen officiating. Burij

th e G em M em orial G ^ e Buriey. Friends may call ‘"P p .m . to d a y a n d 10 to ev- W e d n e s d a y a t th e

A rrangem ents a re Unde i®i* tion of th e P a y n e M

nd

Andrew W. HasfirHer Andrew Willey Hasting >ne old Rupert resident, diei J r Jiily 8.-1995. at his hom HII- after an ex tended illnSs^ wo 'G od saw you w ere s of and a cu re w as not to be 10 h is a rm s a ro u n d you

md pered, ‘C om e with me.' te r ey es , w e w atched 7 0 U in saw you fad e aw ay: Al

ue loved you d e a r ly , w e m ake you stay. Your gc

an- s to p p e d b e a t in g , h a r ng hands w ere put to rest; jm- our h ea rts to prove to i iu- takes Ih e b es^ r ’I in ' Andy w as born Feb. iffi- C ha lk M ound . K a n .,.t ,ny , W illiam J . a n d M arth

H astings. He a tten d ed 3ls—K a n sas-en d -g rad u a ted

school in ’Alma. Kan., ir » jo in ed th e N avy a n d 1

m onths a b o a rd th e Au ^ th e U .S .S. H ancock . 0

r a b le tim e w a s w hei H aboard th e U.S.S. Augus■ the flag ship for G en. Pi■ • invasion of North Africa. B In Ihe oil fields In \^ o m■ 1957, ca m e 10 Rupert, I■ (arm ed north of Paul. Ir■ nnarrled Ellen M cCa|^ror■ h a v e liv ed in t h e ^ M■ s in c e th a t tim e . H e re■ Kraft Fo6 d s after workin■ almost 2 0 y e a rs ..■ H e h a s b e e n a de<■ e ld e r in th e ' R u p e r t■ C hurch , a m e m b e r of H C hap ter 77-of Paul, pasi n th e P aul M asonic Lode CT a n d a m e m b e r o f th e t t l L eg ion . A ndy w a s a Ic IH band .-father, grandfathi■ love of h is life w as his 1

Ihree great-grandchildreIri n e v e r h a p p i e r th a n ^,JO- whole family w as g a th erIV/h H e is s u r v iv e d by

E lle n : fo u r c h l ld r e r in M cMurtry of L os A ngel )n JA m es (M ary J a n e ) Mc( ,rt D e n v e r , C o lo ., P e g g : y . H o lb ro o k of R u p e rt ai / e l^ c C a th ro n of M erldlai lis .ch lldren ,'G Ienn W. II.Ti ;y. J e s s e , T o d d , ' C h a d , :h Holly a n d Kevin; great*{ er d ren , G lenh W. Ill, NicI In S h e y A n : tw o b r o th e r m (Joy ) of Therm opolls. V n- Karold (H elen) of Ocotl jn a n d n u m e r o u s niec s . ..n e p h e w s . H e w a s p re Id . d ea th b y h is p a ren ts , a er o n e b r o th e r , a g r a n d nt g r e a i - g r a n d d a u g h t e i th n ep h ew s a n d two- niece:

t h e fu n era l will b e h a a.m. W ednesday, July 12

■fl, '- t h e . Rupart-E itaLC hdatia of with Dr. Terry F igglhs 0 s. 'B u r ia l w ill follow- a t in“ Ceinat©Tyr»llh“ m intaiy”( r> rites a n d m asonic grave: in Friends-m ay-call from 8 d today at, H ansen Mortuary 3f a n d o ne hour prior to tn rt W ednesday a t the church d .. lly su g g ests memorlals.b< s, the Rupert Christian Chui 9,. Shrine Hospital In Salt L n, Utah.

S w T f o t o g r .1V-

m m B u r ‘S600.-' . O n

■ ^

K

j^ s froiU national secitri* to IN EL - e d by .the stj^e’s guarantee dd itional>w asic-^p 'roces3 ir he has been m a k - . stored e!s( N avy agreed to T h e N j

I a valid environ- .subject ne led Ihey could b e nuclear sb

gram to c y concluded that for future a rk u p o n m o re But stai )n 'o fd e v e lo iiin g ’ already m t ie s o u ts id e o f already stc Id K em pthom e. B n u U ^ c Iti-year p rocess, several m( actions fo r that completed

G overn1 d irec ted B ettis that the N sratory oH lcials testing fac N aval R eacto rs anem ^fto

261 tons (ors Facility m an- is resistin’ said alternative dump onol3rd, W ash , and BradleyBut some South the gov^r

ve. im posed the facility tonew naval waste expensive;lity that B att has de«ide.

~ " Sceni Ts"’"- featuindy of Burley, N a t i O •1=illmore of SALT I

S l i a r e ? ? ;

g l 'm ii lK “and S pencer attention c

nd num erous The maieded In death lion .r^ d cBnts. tries eache a t 11 a .m . article obc

1995, a t the • Januaiy ISCenter, 2 0 5 0 Nniinni B ish o p Kimirlal » l i rb e a f 'G a rd e n s in commemo

all from 6 to 8 year.0 10:45 a .m . woman foi i e c h u rc h . increasing der the direc- • also contril M ortuary in “W e do

but it’s ncWIBIHU MMigB T here’s a

FaUonsaid

Jngs I “ngs, 73-year-iediSaturday. | J Iifm in R u p e ^ ^ .,

1 getting t l p ^ -“ C l a n 1=8 : ■ BUB u a n d whis*, ot _ f , I.-With tearful^ . J J 'P j lu s u lf a r a n dAlthough w e ,■e c o u ld not golden heart ard,-w orking •1: G od broke W edne) u s ; he only .

In Burl). 9 , 1922, In PIcasor, , th e so n of Friendsth a R ow ley until tfd schoo ls In Payne h)d-from -high----------------------In 1941. He I s a b e

J s e rv e d 41 o n ic\u g u s ta and O ne m em o-OA ho w a s ■'“ 'y ’ .. usia and w as ^Patton a t the f Ti. He workedmlng and , In funeral

Idaho, and Jnitay,In 1965. ho Caihoti

on. and they Oaratcate q u ia a r e a low atre tired from Friends Jng there, for 'Wednei

Mortuiue a c o n a n dI C h r is tia n A r t h i >f E-D ah-H o . ip R fISI m aster of • d g e No. 77, e A m ericanloving h u s- _ _

iher an d the6 family ahd I H I [ren. He w as I w h e n th e ered togeth-

y h is w ffe , ' ' ,.o n . R o g e r O f'']!leles. Calll.; Angus 1cC ath ron of g y (G e rry ) a n d P en n y Ian; g ra n d - ^TamI, F red . Fowler, J, J e r e m y ,,t-grandchl|. 0 »Wey- icholas a n d e r s , R a lp h, W yo.. a n d L _ otillo, Calif.;e c e s a n d , W z i t i l r e c e d e d in V t C C J o n e siste r, j

W ? - e t o r e i

■“ id a t 11 ^ C O E U R 12. 1995, at C o c u id A litianX hurch------- ciTiment.coo lllc la tlna . Ih"

t th e P a u l ■ now renouir g r a v e r d o ------ o ilia H ia ff l/osldo rites. .. A f te r 0C 6 to 8 p.m . I K ootensj'C ire In R u p e rt ' ob ta in « t i if ie se rv ice m en t. h e v

O im tshcrJl

S ^ h o r m e: Lake City,

Sw artz, ,toI<-------r - — — has recbosi

e a ^ c r

i m :: ? T T - “ T h e y rextreme e le

r -

unENELL — a reasonaUe, onforceabl tec th a t w aste t r o i i ^ t in 'fo s in g w ou ld b e repioved .an i s lsw here.N av y c o n ten d s th a l it mus new spent fuel roods from it

' ships to tests a s part o f its pro0 develop be tte r n uc lear fuc ire use. ’5tate officials.mainiain there i ’ more than enough spenujue stored a t INEL for testing, ani

f conceded it could take up ti more years before that w ork i. ted.sm m en t c r itic s have argue( : N avy’s threat to reloSale thi facility is only a cover fa r it to find another site it can usi

-ftcto^ dum p sincc ldaho,- witl IS o f waste already in storage ting th e govem m ent’s bid ti nother 165 tons, ley also acknowledged that i /em m en t ch o se to m ove th( to another state, it would b<

ve and take the better part o f 1

nic Utah to be ured in issue of ional GeographicT LAKE CITY (AP) Utah’i i l Jondscapes. centennial prepa ffld successful b id for the 200: : O lym pics h av e cau g h t th< n o f National G eographic ■ nagnzine, w hich reaches 9 mil ide is in m ore than 200 coun ich month, plans an extensivi sbout the Beehive State for it:

1996 issue.onal G eo g rap h ic d ec ided tc n U tah in part because it w ii monite 100 years o f statchooc a r . B arbara Fallon, a spokes- for the pubIication,'said U tah’! ing population and popularity itributed to the decision, do .p ick states and do stories not like it’s ju s t U tah’s turn

1 a lo t m ore to it than tha t,’- aid.

le a th noli r a L u c i l l e L y o n sURLE'Y’ - C lara Lucille Lyoi 3f Grand Junction, Colo., and f< y o f Burley, died Sunday, July si at the Community Hospital nd Junction, Colo., fotlowine thy illness.-he funera l w ill be a t 2 p.i Inesday, Ju ly 12, 1995, a t t le Memoria] Chapel, 221 W. Mi urtey. Burial w ill follow at t! sant View Cemetery in Burle ids may call Wednesday momii I the lim e o f the funeral a t ll le Mortuary. ' . '

b e i M . M e n d i o l aDISE - Isabel M. Mendiola, 8 oise and Twin Falls, died Fridt 7,1995 in Boise, vigil service will be held at 7:; . T hursday . Ju ly 13, 1995, te M ortuary in Tw in Falls, rai Mass will be held at 11 o.i ly. July 14, 1995, nt St. ESSml lotic Church w ilh Father Jui tea ofTicialing. Interment will fc a t th e Tw in F alls C em eter nds m ay call frbm 4 to 8 p.i nesday and Thursday at Whi luiry in Twin Falls.

h i i r C . N a bR O M E -A rth u r C.'Nab, 78 ,. ne, died Monday, July 10, 199

lo sp ita ls[AOIC VALLEY REGIONAL I

Some names are omitted of p Releawd

elia Garcia acd Sandm Jacob isTwitehell o f Wendell.

CASSL^ MEMORIAL] Admitted

yette Clegg, Nanelte Davis, L ST, all o f Burley; Connie Kiric, i .C ourtright, atl o f Rupert; ai

se R am os o f Burioy; Linell

e k i n j a i l p r o i

e n o u n c e a n t i -

J R d ’A L E N E (A P ) — A A lene m an w bo i^ o r e d gov- constriiction ordinances ond le autJbority o f the cbuits is suncing the’ asti-goveiiunentfflie'was'parrotlng.---------------sp e n d in g a w e e k in th e

I '& u n Q r JttU fo r ref\ising to fau ild iag p e rm it fo r apart*

J w as constructing,- Gordon- r'Jr. is b e g ^ g fo r leniency. agistiBte Paul M cCabe is not u jym ercy . • ,i h e r 's a t to rn e y , A ly s sa toM M cC abe tha t her client Q sidered th e 'w isd o m . i f b is etorie aod roaiatains 'h e was id b y " a v e ry .bad, extrem e

- r e a l iz e t h i s is ra d ic a l, Blomdit w o ild sg outjjde the ss o f (be law ,” S w arb said, ays in ciistody ; ^ m ade an

M m . ' -

^ Batt aab le ’

to lo(U",;' BO ISE (A P) —

again raised the pi port for local optior Ity fo r I d a h o ’s

• > M onday, b u t th e s 7 . . t ^ f business leaders

the idea the cold shi A t th c sam e tin

? c lea r he disagreedg e s t io n o f so m e

J chargcd w ith devc ’ the s tim u lu s s tn

jJ: s ta te o ffe r tax o r i ^ incentives to lure r

. - „to_the_state_qr enw ,~ ’ ones to expand.

ag<^ "Everybody saysimpassible, the infr

at i f -V occcptable, w c don the ^ s c h o o l b u ild in g s ,’

j jj- don ’t th ink w c oui f . - som eth ing like tha

never in Idaho been in g in d iv id u a l cn br« iks.”

B u t th e go E m p lo y m e n t D li M a ^ e n did indicau

. ing strength o f the < UC m ak e a m odest rei

unem ploym ent con ah ’s paid by employers, epa- fu n d w as expec te i 1002 S3.00 m illion b y yi tb e ' a h e r p a y in g o u t a

- record S120 m illion mil- . H e a lso so u g h t s jun- w h e th e r — a n d h a siye m ig h t h e lp schoo l r its w i th b u i ld in g <

n e e d s a p p ro a c h in i to and h e re ite ra ted h: will p ro p o se an increasi ood fu e l ta x o r vehlcli Ices- — o r b o th — n c nh’s g en e ra te m o re cas irity h ighw ay constn ic ti

In the first o f thn ie s , p re p a re a p la n to um. eco n o m y g row ing , a t,’’ lead ers s ta k e d o u t

>ticesa t St. B e n e d ic t's Fai

,yons, Center.J Arrangements are peuly 9 ^ announced by Dcmi ital in Chapel.

“ C h a r l o t t e L i n kp .m . • 'H ANSEN,-CbarIott

It the Hansen, died Monday,Main the Twin Falls Clinic

[It the Arrangements ore pciiirley. announced by Reyi)ming Chapel in Twin Falls.

J e r r y W e b b "------- NAM PA— ^Jeny-\

S erv icI ...... — —

t 7:30 ' CUfibrd Jackson Rott >5, a t formerly o fT w in Falb, Is. Av vice, 10 a.m. today, 1 a.m. M em orial G ardens

(Cloverdale Funeral HotJuan

It fo i- . ' Jody Lyaa R asnnusa te ry . W yo., 1 p .m . todoy, p.m . Hansen Mortuary in B

Vhite may call from 11 a.m. ti mortuary; burial will be

- - ' in Sheridan. Wyo., (D a Service in Gooding).

V o . Adeline M o tto

5kL MEDICAL CENTER . Holt S patients’ request.' ; and >d ' V e rcobs, both o f Buhl; and Elbe

- Ariz

iL HOSPITALid:, Luella Smith and Alta A: dc, Kblby Thompson and Leoi ; and Thomas C lark o f Julia

id N.lelle-C row ford , C in d y R u p «

9 m p t s I d a h o J

H - g o v e m i l i e n

A in c re d ib le d tf fe re n c )v- O im a h n ’s life: I t bas w md 2-by-4 up side the h ^ . : is h e 's m ad e a se r io u s ai ra t error.”----------Gordea-OrmBsberSr.Th e ' n o to rie^ earlier this year to ■ p a y b a c k -p ro p e r ty 'ta j

rt« myalid prom issory note, on -son rccav ed bad 1 ad /. . n o t a sso c ia ted w i u ao] lot extremist groups.

' “F or som e reason, tbe isa onto me,” Gorden Onmesi m t Sw artz ^ d G ordori C lis wanted to piiy b is iine'ios ms p l ^ g h is 'sen len ce , an n e tol2l; tb tt is8gistrate that li

a tte m p t to p a y w itb a l l , note. ' <.'he , ‘T h o s e p eo p le a re ni id. me,” St;raitz told M cCab an nuts." :

igainope •cal optioi- G ov. Phil Batt p r o s p ^ t o f sUp- ion taxing author- s c o u tit ie s o n .: statew ide panel rs seem ed to give shoulder. ' im e , B a tt m ade ed w ilh the sug-

on th e p a n e l velop ing a biisi* tra te g y th a t th e _ . r o th e r financial ! new businesses icourage ex isting .-,the Go.vj

B u s in e s s ys H ighway 95 is improvemi ifrostmcture isn’t th e * c u ff s >n’t have enough pu m p in g J,” B a it soid. “I cash into I lught lo gel into to c re a tin hat. ... W e have indepcndei c n m uch for giv- system anc e n te rp r is e s ta x private cor

Activitieg o verno r a n d D epurtm e > irec to r R o g e r W ater Res Die that the exist- m anagers e econom y could controvers reduction in the bers p ut on ompcnsaliori tax “I f this , s . T he state trust expertise t( ted to app ro ach system , w yea rs end even C arl B urk a n an tic ip a te d “W e’ve g<

)n in b enefits . ' narrow a n : suggestions on lus.” iow — the s ta te B ut Jack )1 d is tric ts cope t io n c o n s

c o n s t r u c t io n retum ed fr in g S I b i l l io n , n innelundi h is in ten tion to said educal

ISC in e ither th e •• tributor to I c le re g is tra tio n “Nothing ic x t w in te r to .hau! th is < a sh fo r n eed ed d e c l a r ^ . . :tion . T he couiiree m eetings to the issue < 0 k e e p Id a h o ’s m inim um v g , th e ' b u sin ess tia tiv e file u t.a n u m b er o f conlem plat

—

‘am ily M cdical Nampa, died his home in I

pending and'will ness, moray’s Wendell ' ArTongem<

be announce) Rupert

otte Link,'‘94. o f DeM® A ./. July 10, 1995, C A ST L E ic& H ospiu l. W heeler, 9 pending and will M o n d a y , J ;ynoIds Funeral W est Magic

Falls.A rrangen

w ill be- an - W e B b ,-5 3 -o f -F “" “ «l

se s)th, o f Boise and graveside scr Is, gmveside ser- W est End , Terrace Lawn (MofTett’s Mi IS in B oise,Iome in Boise). . Dolores Ri

-Wedjiesday, 1 KD, o f Sheridan, Burley; view y, M cC ulloch- todoy a t th Buriey; friends M ortuary .ir

. to I 'p.m. at the before the Ai Im at a Jaier dale church. >emaray Funeral

V io le t Ml graveside ser

•indale, o f Buhl, Wendell Cem

oh and Emily.Ramsey, all o f F id N icole Maggard, both o f He e rontca G utierrez and M arla Ibert Durfee o f Almo; and Pa riz.

M IN ID O I^ MEMORI Admittec

Ashqua Lindauer, Delene Fari »)na Wilkie, oil o f Rupert; Isaias lia Molina o f Heybum.

Released N orm a M artinez o f B urley; ipett.

i m a n I B m

n t t a l k

ic e in M r. . E g M H woriced like a R b H H

id. H e rea lizes , a n d g riev o u s

r.T ^ b o -g a ia ed Ta r fb r t r y ^ to v B B Ha i e s . w i r t a n . ■te, claim ed h i s . ..SkeM cradvice m d w as -

Ave.Wt.7®bey 'vc lotcbed ycuwcn'ibeeshersaid. tanwididatiO rm esh fcrJr: black with li( o stead ’o fcobH ^ ’ ddwrnkiidcand O rm e s lie r : .,bo«#.>dulith e w b u ld 'b o t - ' awaiting foi a p r o m i t s o iy n ^ i p « l

. - need loacti

ensdoor ' ) n t^ € S

------] p r io r i t ie s th a tc o u ld e a s i ly :

Si; ■'‘i'v.T la u n c h th em E . . in to f ra c tio u s

d e b a te s ’b e lp - ■ B g i in g ' l i t t l e in

developing any s t ro te ^ .. A t tbe top o f ’ t h e i r p r io r i ty l is t w a s Id a h o ’s i d u c a - '

B a n s y s te m . • M e m b e rs o f

»o.v,cirnor’s _ Q o u n q iJ _ Q n _ _ ___e s s S tim u la t io n a g re e d 'em ent was needed, b ut ofT- f f s o lu tio n s fa n g r f - f ro m n g m ore o f- th e .a%^llable Ito teachers and classroom s . a tin g c h a r te r s c h o o ls ru n * ' ndently o f th e public school and turning schools o ver to com panies to manage. ;

vities o f the Fish and G oihe tm ent, th c D epartm en t o f Resources and federal land e rs w ere am ong the o ther versial issues panel m em - it on their tentative agenda, his group thinks it has the se to rehiodel the education 1, w e l l , . ..” B o ise atto rney u rk e to ld b is co lleag u es , e g o t to stick to tbe m ore ’ areas o f b usiness s tim u-

lack Lemley, the construc- • o n s u l ta n t w h o r e c e n t ly d from construction o f thc under the English Channel, ucadon was a critical con- '' to the business climate, hing w ill happen u n l ^ w e lis o u t a s ii.p rob lem ,” he d . .council agreed to consider , ' Lie o f increasing the s ta te im w age, a s a p roposed ini- filcc| by o rg an ized la b o r ,

died Sunday, July 9, 1995, at I in Nampa o f an extended ill-

jemenu are pending andjwill meed by Hansen Mortuary in

W h e e l e r .P L E FO R D - D e l la A nn r, 97 , o f C astle fo rd , d ied ./ , J u ly .IO , 199 5 , a t th e ogic Care C enter in Tw in

gem ents ore pend ing ond. • a n n o u n c e d b y F a rm c j.

; scrvice, 10 o.m. Wednesday,-'’;nd C em etery in B uhl, s Memorial Chapel in Buhl).

« R e ^ , o f Burley, 11 a.m. ay. Unity 1st Ward Chapel in,’iewing from noon to 5 p.m.,I th e M cC ulIoch-H ansen y .in Burley and one hour e Ainerat Wednesday a t the

:M a e G oble, o f W endell,: service, 11 a.m. Wednesday,. Cemetery. r

o fR upert; Sheryl Delgado ;. . .f Heybum; George Dorris, ,,a n a Popoca, a ll o f Patil; ,1 Paul Rauss of FldgstafT,

ORIAL HOSPITAL ''

Faries, Vadian Dougal and • aias Ramirez o f Buriey; and ;

ased ' IBy; and K elly Romono o f .)

'

)bably H eeln aMr-Auitrallan idcroB,tfage.lOwp^oldpnppta . '~ ' liiflttiamBxicttOTnlowwi^ ,Ul at the animalshelter, 139 6di

736'2299. If you want > p^ip/, i't be able 10 iBbt diit nOr. One Is 1 datkmaddnp and dw odier il id) light maildnp. Thoe are inaqy eedopilndii^abeaudfiilnale' ' idulf abd a d ^ l e kittens g fqr,h<miai.JSumincr ireather'

« n In a vAlcle while you ihop. n die in a dibit ttnie,: even if the iaredcmnafew bdte& '

restrict!B y S haion M etcalf T imes»Ncws corrcspo

I : G O O D I N G - A n restric ls single*widc w i^ in the c ity limits trsiler porks.

H ow ever, m anufac defined a s being built 1976, b eing 2 4 feet w 960 square feet >- will in ^ p e rm its , b.ut can

^ ------- Tcsidcntinl areas o f thtL ong 'S tand ing si^j

b e g ran d fa th e red nance, b u t letters will rem o v a l'o f approxirtit in tlie c ity tha t do not g randfather clause.

Idaho \ pursuesT he A ssociated Press

IDAHO FALLS - 1 vationist Jon M arvel I

. another c hunk o f stati ' easteiii Idaho.

M arvel said he has on a 960*acre parcel o m ent land ju s t nonh < Reservoir becausc it i: aster," an d oflers a it] ito thriving Forest 9 c ^ ic c n tto it.

E fforts to reach thc holder, E ldon W ard o w ere u n ^ccessfu l;

; M arvel, leader o f a ;conservation group ca W a te rs h e d s P ro jec t, g raz in g lea se s on 20 state endow m ept land June 30 deadline.

It is th e th ird year b id o n s ta te ra n g e 1 Idaho W atersheds Proj w rest a sing le acre frt

t, T he g ro u p 's g oal is to' health o f range land streamside'orcas~cari;b livestock arc rem oved. • M arvel a lso claim s b e n e f i t I d a h o ’s s e t because-h is group is >

. mOrc than'rdncTitrs t o ! Revenue from the stot m illio n a c re s o f endi helps fund public scho<

R anchers contend s< . m ore i f the ronching i healthy.

Though M arvel has one l e a ^ ho lder a t aui y e a r r ig h ts to th e la: L an d B o a rd h as ove:

______ bid -M atvcL w cn t. afteres on 12 ,0 0 0 acres, a

• a u c tio n s in la te 199-

4-year-oB y Jennifer B unch

.Tim es-N ew s w riter

B U R L E Y - A 4-ye Saturday on the Snake B urley g o lf course afte; boat and w as h it in t h e !

C lark F ^ e n , o f B u S a tu rd a y , a c c o rd in g S h e r if f s re p o rt Rcscu

CanyonC o n tin u e d from B1

• S tu tzm an , v ice cha 'c i t y ’s z o n in g b o a rd , icom m issioners Monda;

.;m ig h t w an t to add thi •to its impjact a rea to ad ito c ity sen 'ices.: H e sa id h e and D e • that w e ’.ve do n e o u r ] ■the c o u n ty b y a g re e r f o o t - w id e e a s ^ e n

. DR.PETEH.V ' '

'I ' .

. . . "ii-- . \- 1 . • .

jQodingc ts mobiler In othespondent • T h e '

ca tions tV n ew o rd in an ce Gooding.' de m obile hom es • A Sf 1i^ to established in g w as

. ' w hich thfactured hom es - by the ci uilt since June IS, o f a sew t w ide and having resident will require build* C ity C« can be p laced in dum ping 'th e city. - . rec e iv e d si)iglc-w idcs w ill Dcpartm ' ^ n d e r th is o rd i- t h e m e s will be issued for ta k e n , a irtiately four units H o b d e y not fall under the requestin

p rio r to ll

Watersh(B( more sta

^ Board gaera anywi

-• H ailey conser- W arv e 'cl has h is eye on in v o lv in itatc rangeland in C o u n ty i

S u p rem e las applied to bid pending.. :1 o f state endow* But du< th o f Island Park lier th is y it is “ really a dis- to anothei I i trik ing contrast “ In the Ic^ ic frjan d adja* applicatic

range mai the current lease Departme d o f Idaho Falls, the new It

option o f>f a 300-m em ber Behren; < called the Idatio ' ly w ill nc ;c t , a p p lie d fo r M arve l ti 20,761 acres o f lan d until

md b y 'th is year's he would ' thc L and 1

h is g roup has .In a sej ;e la n d , b u t th e on ly auct Project has yet to o p e ra to r : from a rancher. Sheridan to' show how the withdrawi

id w ith sensitive* results o f ■ h jb e 'im p rb v cd 'if T h b u ^ ed. 10-year rim s the p lan w ill parcel, St s c h o o lc h i ld re n , o fliccrfo i is w illing to pay Board losl to lease Uie land, tion void i stote’s roughly 2 H art sa indow m ent land choice pie :hooIs. and that vi schools benefit ranching < lg industry stays part o f a

land th e n las bested all but H a rt sa auctions for 10> a b o u t th< la n d , th e s ta te appeal, bi

iv e r tu rn ed each b e c a u sc I f tec.grazing-lcas*_M aiveU la s. an d w o n fou r his anti-gr 9 9 4 . T h e Land

old boy kil<7 ear*old boy w as k illed ;uke R iver northeast o f the j ifter he fell out o f a motor-h e head by the boat. 1B uriey, died at 11:40 p.m . iing to a C a s s ia C o u n ty iscuers tried to revive him i

n ______I creek for:h a irm a n o f th e .. Countyrd , to ld c o u n ty ers to projday that the city the site jsth is-subdiv ision any poin tI adapt the parcel c a n y o n r

E H M EnfD e tw e ilc r “ feel vide that pur pa rt” to help . Martensrec in g to a 20* id e n tify ile n t a lo n g - th c property ,

i l

ERMONROYO£iGY.

ordinancejhomes^ther business:le c ity w ill su b m iflo an appli- s to .the s ta te fo r upg rade o f ng.’s sew er'lincs. spec ia l C ity C ou n c il m eet-

'a s h .c ld J u n e '2 8 , ^ d u r i p g the co u n c il v o ted fo r action

: c ity a tto rn ey o n a v io lation ew er sy s te m co n n ec tio n . A nt has b een w arned tw ice in C o u n c i l m e e t in g s a b o u t ng cfTluent o n land and has 'cd a le t te r f ro 'm 'th e Id ah o tm cnt, o f H ea lth to c le a a ujar le s s . N o a c t io n h a s b e e n , a n d C ity A tto rn e y C ra ig ey w il l n o w is s u e a le t te r ;ting th e p roperty be vacated0 legal action . '

;ds P ro ject ate landgave the leases lo the ranch- w ay .v e i h a s .a p p e a l e d a c a se / in £ 6 4 0 o c rc s iD* C u s te r y a l t th e ^ w a y (o th e Id ah o m e C o u r t. T h e^su i^ is s t i l l .

due to legislation passed ear- S year. M arvel m ay neycr get her auction.Jie p ast w e had to accept all i t io n s /’ sa id T racy B ehrens; nanagem ent specialist for the m ent o f Lands. “N ow , under V law , the L and B oard has the o f re jecting an application." ens said thc Land B oard like- not decide w hether to allow

1 to b id o n any o f th e new itil Aug'ust. A nd M arvel said lid challenge the new. law i f id B oard d oes n o t le t hirp bid. sep a ra te ca se in v o lv ing Ihe uc tion M a rv e l’s g ro u p lost, o r s o f F re m o n t C o u n ty 's in G olden Eagle R anch have iwn the ir request to have the o f the auction overturned. - i^ -S hcndah-b id '$13 ;550-fo -r- r rights to lease th c 320-acre S teven H art, c h ie f financial for the nm chr asked the Land lost m onth to declarc the auc* id and rem m the m oney.sa id M arv e l b id o n ly on a

piece o f la iid a long a stream.It w ould affect the r e s t o f his lg operation . T he parcel was a 3 ,319 -ocre b lock o f state

; ranch leased in th e area, s a id h e s t i l l fe lt s tro n g ly

th e p r in c ip le s b e h in d th e bu t w ithd rew it la s t m onth

:c h e d id n o t w a n t to g iv e “nnn th w plntfntrn Va

illed in motfor m ore than three hours, tl

C la rk d ied from severe C assia C oun ty C oroner Pa

1 sa id he c o u ld n o t say for ! p ro p h it C lark.

, TTie boy , w ho w as wcari; been rid ing in a bow seat lold to s it down before the i

’ sa id . H is m o ther, Jane t C.: riding ih the front passenge

b r a fu ture w alk in g trail.Ity law requires the devclop- irov ide geological p ro o f that : is s a fe fo r co n s tru c tio n a t in t c lo ser than 100 fee t lo a 1 r im . G e ra ld M a irten s o f in g in e e rs o ttem p ted to pro- i t p ro o f M onday, ens s a id the rim is d ifflcuh to y a t s o m e s e c t io n s o f th e y , s lop ing g en tly dovm in a

k l i i i i dXlemc

. N utrition; mi - Dr. xnonroy,

■' ' inv asiv e su rg e t . a p b n t severa l yi

J A tM in iflo k a M onroy a

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Timcs*Ncws W riter:e-)w B U R L E Y - A sk y< 5W g ra d e -sc h o o l s tu d en t tid com es from and the an i f ly to be “ from the supe

D ia n e R e e d , a n . I he teacher, is ho p in g to i St. n o tion b y lead in g a ti ’s In ’ T h e C la s s r o o m " ve B iir le y H ig h S ch o o l, he e le m e n ta ry sch o o l tcj_____ ^ e M ini-C assio .area aro r T h is is th e thir'd su :rc h a s sp e n t w o rk in g fo ial A g r ic u l tu r e in th e nd A ssociation , w hich has >c* so r in g s e m in a rs a e ro

since .1988. a T h c o r g a n iz a t io n :

m. M eridian.»is - T h e idea is to teach as teach e rs how to in c o r Ite c u l tu re in to th e ir dal

Reed said, ly " I t’s not like y o u ’re lie into th e classroom and th I ’m g o in g to teach a jk'c she said . -__er------- iiT h c y - rc -g o in g - to -

a g r i c u l tu r e in to w h

»torbqat ac5, the report saiii. 2*yei:re head traum a, sa id ThPaul Y oung. Y oung boy’j

ror su re i f th e b o a t’s wave to thi

:aring a life vest, had cian;at and had ju s t been thc t:1C accidcnt, the report make

C. H ansen , 3 3 , 'w a s Hanger seat a n d ^ o ld in g undei

series o f terraces and g r >p- “ W e feel the site is saf l a t . H e also said th e narrov a t canyon helps protect acs

) a from inside the canyon, o f Forcing the*setbacks ■0 - m ined b y lot would bree

ty am ong potential buyc to said. A uniform se tb ack ' he buyers to know w here tI a -a s w ell as those o f theii

lokaprialm en ta l weUneas o h d sp ir i t i

)y, a. g rad u a te o f T ufta Univ ■gery. D r. M onroy a tud ied u rII y e a rs to u ring tho U n ited S ika M em orial, D r. M onroy wi >y a n d h U wife E lizabe th w ii Its l o o l ^ to t ry a now a p p r ^ responaib iU ^ on th e pati nS^S^M oIogicaTm eaieine w t 'F an iily W ellness C en te r is r a p r i a l H ospita l adm in iatra

t h S tre e i

B 4th grade teacher a t H< iberry and 41 other elem

Fails teialready tea

A 500-pi partic ipam

y o u r a v e ra g e b lend agrii It w h e re m ilk to p ic s answ er is like- 'l e s s o n s i perm arket.” g u a g e a r t

I d a h o F o i ls ence, socit } c o u n te r th a t ic s , m athe tw o^day ‘“A g a n d h eo ll

" s c m in o r a t nu trition. )1. F o r ty - tw o E d u ca to :each(5rs fro m cussed the a re a tten d ing, tan ce o f tt sum m er R eed s tu d c r i ts fo r th e Id a h o “ fo o d and ! C U s s r o o m c o m c fro las b een spon- p a r t ic ip a t ro s ^ 'th c s ta te lesson dem

lions.1 is b a s e d in Instructo

H i l d e b i :h e lc m e n ta iy d c m b n s tr i o rp o ra tc ag ri- l e s s o n -■ la ily le s s o n s i “ W a t e r r

M ath” - in *c go ing to go s tu d e n ts e: id s a y . ‘T odoy c ircum ferc a g r ic u l tu re , '” , eating it;-

A sc ien (> Jn co rp o ra t& —b a f te r ia .b ) k'ha't t h e y ’r e ybgurt. .

cddent on'ear-old C hristian Hansen, th rh e a c c id e n t o c c u rre d sh( / ’s fother, G ordon O. Honsci vc board tow ed behind the I lhe report. T he boat’s driver n D onald Louis W ccse J r . , : : th ro ttle and looked over I ke a ju m to p ick H ansen up. ia I fW y through the turn, W c ler the boat, the report said. \

grass bcnchcs. could be bu: :afe,” he sold. J r "ow ncss o f the R einke’s uresthetic view s developmenI. b ly w ou lds to be deter- th e m a tte r,eed uncertain* Louis Reinilycrs. M artens lo Dctwcilei k w ould ollow C o u n ty (: their hom es, H em plem oic ir neighbors, w ith th e di

Hosiitual aw oronoas o re im p o rb kiveraity School o f M edidnc u n d e r D r. K u r t Sem m v'the ' I S ta te s w ith D r.' J a m e s Doi w ill b e a id ed b y th e hoapita H lT operaE nho IdoEo iFaniil proach to h ea lth . D r. M onro itie n ff l shou lder* a n d fad li ^ irb 6 ']p ra c tie 9 ^ S 8 = « U jD i s sched u led ,to op en fo r bu ra tio n ofEco...........................

lo o d iM tk------------- ------ ! . ' - . V' -

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Hemingway Elementary i jm en ta^ school teachen

jacher bteach ing ."I'page curricu lum guide for an ts in c lu d e s le sso n s tha t jricu ltu ra l

in to ; . | t i 3 n o t I; in la n - , ' a r ts , s c i - goIng to I icial s tud - classroo l ih em a tic sa l th a n d “T o t i a y l»

te a c h ag.tors dis- . T hey’i he im por- ■' te a c h ing_______ in c Cs where agrlciiln d f ib e r”•rom a n d What) a tc d in alread y l em onstra-

cto r Sally . —brandl Idaho

and leader r m e l o n Classpin w hich

i e s tim a te th e w e ig h t a n ^ eren ce o f a m e lo n b e fo re

:n c e le s so n ta u g h t a b o u t .b y -h av in g .s tu d e n ts .m a k e -

1 Snake Ri, the report said. to the bo\ sh o rtly a f te r th e W eese iscn, 29, fell o ff a river anc 1C boat, according T he phys k-cr, Burloy physi- s ta rted c

34, cut back on report sa; :r his shoulder to d ro v e hiip. while-W<Veese beard a thud C lark :1. ^ e n he looked side o f hi

b u il^ h c said.4Ct5m ber 1994 , w h en uncle was if partner in the

lent, Reinke said he proba­ld absta in from v o ting on e r . S in ce th en , h o w ev e r, rinke has so ld his interests iler and Sm tanan. y C o m m iss io n e r M arv in nan .sa id he w as sa tis fied

d e v e lo p e rs ’ a rg u m e n ts .

ipitalir ta n t com ponents o f h e a lth i in e in Boston, M ass. w ill joi le G erm an p h y s id ah w ho o r Jorsoy, teach ing th e spedali: ita l 's new s ta te o f th o a r t eqi mily W ellness C en ter, w itn ti oroy w ill challenge th em to 1] d l i ta to good h e a l t lT b y d is aj-Dr.-Monroy s a id . ..................b u ^ e s s on ^ p te m b e r 6 . ^

yert • j42

ry School In Ketchum, ge lers are attending a two*d

t>rings a[R eed said a higher, pt

'o r th e B u rley p a rtic ipan t! la t dw ellers than a t any otl

sh e ’!It like you’re o' go Into th a ,hcy lom an d sa y , gooc I ’m gbliig to ■ agriculture .” in s tr f f o going c o rp o ra te iiltu re Into te r oi

• t th e y ’ro Z S y te a c h ln g j o n f

notec

— Diane ReeiJ, , w i n « ho Falls teacher hour ler o f ‘A gin The isroom' seminar' whic:

'I — u se t<id _ /fe -a c c re d ita tio n . lA C A rc K a th y A ld e r, a M elba

s a id -« T c d it i s th e hu u t incen tive fo r teachers tl Ic c -p a tc - in - th c -sc m in a r-— I

m c n d a t io n s f ro m c

iver Satunbow, Clark was no longer in thc ese saw Clark floating face d and dove in a fte r hini, the r hysician returned thc boy to tl d ca rd io -p u lm o n a ry resusci said. W hen they reached she h is son to C assia M em orit

-Weese continued CPR- rk su ffe red tw o lacerations f h is head, tHe repon said.

adding that th e county si n f in a l .ru l in g o n h o w an le w ould be m easured.1- B ut M aughan said he n tour the property before i r, vote.ts H e also sa id he w ante

su re M ik ese ll and othci n co m m iss io n ’m em b ers u d w h e re p o te n t ia l hom es s. located.

l H Ith new M ^ d o k a M em orial I jo in th e R u p e rt h o sp ita l s t t »o rig ina ted laparoacopic and a lized techn iques. : equ ip m en t a nd b ir th in g rooi H tOcus o d lile s ty le c lu inges i to Im a w w o f w h a t a h ^ i iscussing n u ttiS o n , m e n ta l 1

S. A ppo in tm en ts can ' be m ad

3 6 -0 4 8 1

-

• TF T ues

' f l

RK

jets a lesson In Swaterme! •day workshop on how to

g to clas:proportion o f w h o ’vc a llents a re farm - close second,other sem inar “ I th ink ll: ’s led in th e w hen it sellste. T h e IA C .H i e r e f o r e . Idaho D cpar;y h a v e a i n d u s t ry g no d id e a o f contribu tors- l o t - s h e a n d — D w o rsh a kie r s e m in a r tepcher C aroi t ru c to rs o re s k e p t i c o l jhk in g a b o u t , g ram s sppnd5 said. ' g roups m ight^bout .8- quar- m aliqn.o f ih ? teach- ■ " I ’m an crpartic ipating lo o k fo r b iad th e y l iv e teaching vetefa rm s , sh e w orkshops p i

ed. p roducts and'h e te a c h e r s m issions.1 cam a one- “I ’ve foundir U niversity said o f the w(Id ah o c re d it H o ndo sai<the sem inar, w o rk s h o p b

ich th e y can te a c h e rs w it; tow ard their and - fo r on:A p re s id e n t ge t a c rcd it i a fa rm w ife , , cost them m olu m b e r o n e “ I guess i f

tha t partic i- a n d o th e r wi -■but-rccom -—don!t-think~uc o l le a g u e s the crcd its wc

rdaythe boat. P P H H |: down in the H U

> Ihe b oat and the

horc, Hansenrial H ospitol r O R -

IS oh th e left

• B• B

-------- i • Rea• Real Lc

still has the • 15>5Cany se tb a c k

IC w onted to G e:e m aking his J ^ t i r

Ited to moke

ss w o u ld b e South Side of Rupert Squat

1 H ospita l D r. F e to r M onroy, itolT in Septem ber. A s p e d a l ad hysteroscopic p rocedures.

>om, scheduled to open n ex t y s a n d p raveniativo m odidneT a lth y lifestyle. *1 h e a lth and ep iritua lity . O f

ade u p to tw o w eeka in a jv a

eiuloy, July 1 1 .19S5 T)m<fs>Nov

igic Valley

■ W^L

RICHARO a f H6EBym'» Tlmw H»«>1melon math' from Sally V to mix agricultural

ssroomi t le n d e d in th e post is o and. • •k th o t’s a g rea t p ro g ram slls itself,” she said.\ C A is f u n d e d b y th c jpartm cnt o f A g ric u ltu re . ' grou{>s a n d in d iv id u a l

3rs - m ostly farm ers.h ak -E lcm en ta ry -^S ch 'o o l....... .. •‘a ro lyn H ondo sa id sh e ’s I j h a t e d u c a t io n a l p ro - rondorcd by c o m m erc ia l igh t p rov ide b iased infor-

r p y i f o n m c n ta l i s t a n d 'I b ia s ,” s a id th c 1 9 -y c o r Celeron. She has attended- s put on by Id a h o 's forest! and w ater resources com -;

und a lot o f balance .” she;: w orkshops. .'sa id she ap p rec ia te s the- p b c c a u s e i t p ro v id es^ - w ilh g o o d le s s o n - id e a s ' o n ly S 28 .80 - tcochcrs Jit tho t w o u ld o th e rw ise m ore thon $120. 's i f it w eren ’t fo r (lA C A ■ w o rk sh o p s p o n so rs ) , IJc -w e-cou ld -^ fro rd -to -gc t---------> we do.” she said.

iR A b o u t t h e

S a m e P r i c e .

3Ve P r o m i s e •

• Real Q uality• Real Leather

Heal N ame BrandsL L ow Prices Everyday 5-50% O ff - R eally!

ET Real!

of 436-9856iquafc Mon-Sit 9i3Q.«i301

j '

roy, OB-GYN says, d o l ia t in m inim ally res. D r. M onroy also

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O f course a to n d ard

4vanco th rough th o

•Nows. Twin Foils, Idoho : , j B-3

Valley I

C lub iA l-A non-B urloy 8 p.m. ot Presbytc

(208) 678-9843. . A l-A non-FU er 5 'p .m . at Pcoce I.

information,'call 736 Al-Anon-rGoodii] 8 p.m. at Cily Hal

call (208) 934-5484 c A l-A noa-H ailey 7 p.m. a t S t Chari

. call (208) 788^682. Tw in Falls Senior ( Dinncratn'oon. Fo Tw in Falls TOPS ( M eets Tuesdays at

N. W eighjW bcginso

Al-Anon (noo-«mo 7:30 p.m. at Magi

more information, cal Jerom e TOPS C h^

- '6 p.m. at Public L w e i^ t loss. For more

Magic Valley Pinoi 7:30 p.m. at Disab

Shbup'Avehue. Open ■ Tw ib Falls S e m « (

E x e rc ise -O v e r '6( infomiatidn. coll 734<

' .Tw inF allsS eoiort Dinner atnoon . Foi

•Twin Falls T O PS group for weighrldss;

7 p.m. at V allw-V call 734-5300. • ' ! '

fr Ailt PKitrfmmNoon until I p.ni;

. TwinFalls.A l-A n o n -T w in Fl8 p.m. at Magic-Vj

- Informatior:, call 736-M i ^ Valley Rose7 p.m . a t First Sec

“l i i n 'S s & S O T t_____ _____ Dinner a t noon, p i

"p.'fh. For more inform

JU -A n o n -B u h l8 p.m. at First PiesI

..........._ .caU (208) 543-57920A l-A n o n -S tra M ( N oon at W alker Ce

mation, call 736-2076 A l - A n o n - W ( ^ I8 p jn . a t Christ Lui

. mation, call (208)536Tw in Falls S ^ o r C Exercise - Over 6C

information, call 734- Tw tn Falls Senior C Dinner otnoon. For

A l-Anon Family Qi9 a.m; ot Canyon V

more information, call

A l-A noa-K etcfauc 8:30 a.m. ot Sun Cli

726-3165.A l-A noa-K im beri 8 p.m. a t Senior Ci

0811734-4631 or 736-: A l-A noa-S boaho t 8 p.m . a t Senior Ci

matioriTcaU (208) 544 Alateen5 to 6 p.m. a tW alki Beginning A gain S

gles)For more informatii

dar, w rite lo Beginn: 83303-0818.

Cfaiistianl2>Stq>Si 6:30 to 7:45 p.m. ai

Twin Falls. For more I T w in Falls Senior C Exercise - Over 60

information, call 734-f Tw in Falla Senior C D lnnerat noon. For

This public service < and organization meet send notice- with naim the meetins with a fe News, P.O. Box S4S.J

. TImBS-NDWS, Twin

I’ 1 — 11

life

c a ie n d aTUESDAY ■

leyyierian Church, 2100 Burton. I

r .e Lutheran Church. 600 Steve 736-2706.

■^U L i b r ^ , 308 Fifth Ave. ’ M o r 736-2706. ley , -Karles Parish Hall .on First Strt32. ■ „■ ior CitizensF or more information, call 73

> S C hib ID N o.3 .5 at Valley Vista Village Recre IS at 11:30 a.m., with meeting i

W EDNESDAY aooldng) - Tw in Falls lagic Volley Fellowship Holl,, call 736-2706. a ^ j te rN o .4 8c Library. TOPS is a iion-prol lore information, call 324-5722 inocfaleClubisablcd American Vetenmsr Ha pea to the public. $2 donation.n r f V n Wr '60 dt 10 a.m. Non-strenuous '34-5084. . ot CCBtCT. ■/F o r m'drp informationrcall 734 PS C harte r No.,309 (a'non>pi t ^ )^.•Vista Village, 653 Rose S t i

•IHURSDAYAdoi^ xdous.ni'. a t F in i Presbyterian Chur

iFaU s •r-Valley-FeUowship Holl, 801 i 36-2706.o e e S o d e Jy '’ -Security B ank on Main and : elcome.o r Citizens Ceotsr, pinochle a t 1 p.m. and advor )rmaUon. call 7 34-5084 ...........

F3UDAYL . ■ • • lesbylerian Church, 516 Main'2orJ36-2706...____________MeetiiigCenter, 219 Shoshone S t in T'

076.dell . 'Lutheran Church. 1752 Second 536 -27^ .^5^6^527 or 736-20'

• 60 at 10 a.m. Non*strenuous 34-5084.

PyiTtyr .............For m o ri information, call 734'

- - SATURDAY rQroimn V iew Hospital, 228 Shoup A call 734-5222.

MONDAY

. Club, Second Street E. For mo

berfyr Citizen Center on Main Strcj36-2706. .boos• Citizen Building on North Ra 544-7802 o r 736-2706.

Biker Center, 219 Shoshone S t n Singles (an activity based o

ration and to receive a newslet) inning Agoin Singles, P.O. E

pS iqjportO roq) r. ot.Eastside Baptist C hurch ,: >re iriformation, call Suzon at T.

60 at ID a.m. N on-strouous i 14-5084.If fV ntw■or more i n f o ^ d o n , call 734-

’ce column is designed to anno leefio^, times and places. To ame ofthe or^anizadoa, day i a telephone'number to Bobbi 8. Twin FallilD 83303, atteati

H O S

l i F Q j

win Palls, Idaho Tuesday^ July

i r

n! For more information, call

evens S t at Sixth. For more

e. W. I^or more information,

Street. For m ore information,

734-5084. ■ '

creation Room, 653 Rose S t ’ ig a t ]2 :30p .m . '

ill, 801 Sccond Aye. N. For

^ f x i ^ i z a t i o n to support

Hall on Harrison Street an d ' in. Prizes.'

>us and no chorge. For more

?34-5084. 'I'profit orgonizotioh support

tiurch, 209 F ifth A w ^ N . inV’'

)1 Second Ave. N . For more

id Shoshone Street in Twin

vanced line dancing a t 3:30 .

Jn S t For more infonnation,

I Twin Falls. Forjnore infor-

jnd Ave. W. For more Infor- 2076.

us and no charge. For more

'34-5084'.'

I Ave. W. in Twin FaUs. For

more Information, call (209)

treet For m ore information,

Rail Street. For m ore infor-

S t N , in Twin. Falls, d organization for area sin-

letter and/or monthly calen- I. B ox 818, T w in F alls.lD • •

h, 2 0 4 'Eastland Drive N. in 1734-7201. _

JS and no charge. For more

34-5084.

inouncc Magic Valley dabs Vo have your meeting listed y and week(s), and time o f bbi-Jo Hall a f jb e Times- nation Club Calendar.

Jly11 ,1 fl95 .• '■■/

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“ Advicc 1 shut m

D E A R A B B Y : I ne< 'H e re 's th e s itu a tio n ! d a tin g m y b o y fr ie n d

1 1994. W e p lan on am -engogem ent nex t montl

H e is churchgoing ,■ doesn’t cheat, and he

me. H e seldom drinks, . o u t too m uch w ith his

> doesn ’t stay out la te i logctiier. H ow ever, wh chew s his food w ith hi:

• 1 say that this is rud and it spoils m y appetii

. I get so irritated 1 d on ’t . lo lk to him. H e says he

his food tha t ,w ay, am try to c h a n g e h im . V th in k , A b b y ? S h o u ld blessings and leave hin th is ? P le a s e re s p o n adm ire youf wisdom .

A T

Barassi money iH ie Times-News

- T W IN F A L L S - th ro u g h o u t th e M agii the. recip ien ts o f m ore in d o n a t io n s , th a n k : D istrict B ar Associatioi , The 5tii D istrict Bar a n d its o tio rn e y s hov

• •• the ir resources to ftirtii V c fttio n in Id a h o . T h e

.^ o g e r S. Burdick, disu TwirljFalls Couniy, sta j e c i f H e e n lis te d th e Idaho H istorical Socie F alls an d Jero m e libra p i le a l is t o f b o o k s d Idaho’s early le^al his the ir W inter m eeting, th a tio n ’s a tto rneys votei $ 2 ,0 0 0 to n ia ic h w itl g ran ts from a tto rn e y s the d is tr ic t .

A com m ittee chaired a nd com prised of^M ik

- - Je n n ife r-K ro o s , K en t 1 Norm an' Sem anko oskc law yers for funds to be a bar association g ra n t ithe M agic V alley a re n

l i i n g b o o k ^ to h e lp Ide leam about the legaLbi: state a nd region.

A ttorney contributioi ond the b a r contributio m ade a to ta l o f $5,495 to th e a re a 's libraries. I th e lis t o f rec ip ien ts , < and am ounts.

T o th e T w in Falls Pu $ 2 0 0 e a c h f ro m thi

____ S tcphon ._^K y .an ,Y ig ... T r a in o r ; B e n o i t ,^ , ' S in c la ir , H a rw o o d &

R oshoIt,"R obertson & $ 4 0 0 f ro m th e 5 (h C A ssociation ($1 ,000 toU

T o t ^ K im berly Pul $100 each from the bar G . K e n t T a y lo r ; a n d R o sh o lt R obertson & T touil).

T o th e J e ro m e Pub! $165 from the firm o f F W il l ia m s & M e s e rv j f ro m th e b a r a s s o c ia total).

T o th e H an sen D istr $ 1 0 0 e a c h f ro m th H ep w o rth , N u n g e s te r a n d th e b a r a s s o c ia i total).

T o th e R ich fie ld P u t $ 1 0 0 c a c h f ro m th H ep w o rth ,, N u n g e s te r and the b ar'assoc ia tion (

T o th e H agerm an Pul $ 2 5 0 f ro m L a r r y E . H o lla n d '^ H art and $1 bar association ($350 to

T o th e W en d e ll Pub $50 from R obert W . Be $ 1Q0 each from b a r assi

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e to bo^ ^u thaniced y o u r help. n O H H

I h a v e b een - id s in c e A p ril innouncing o u r

;, lov ing , kind, e has never h itLS, doesn ’t h n n g . ' d e A R

; un less w e im E v o lv ed I vhile eating, he ,,,5 „ Ms m outh open. „ jc „ „ c e n , ude, not clMsy,. ..,h js „ g a l tile. Som etim es gjgn . ■ I’t even w ant 10 h I s ins< le en joys eaung... qjop m d 1 shou ldn t ] ( i« bad W h a t d o y o u . d in in g co

Id I c o u n t m y food in ai um a lone about y o u a re m )n d . 'W e b o th y o u 'a r t 'tr j

ther embar T U R N E D O FF som ething T M E A L T IM E long tim e*

sociatioiK to local li

the H onon total).

- L ib r a r ie s T o th e E ; ic V a lle y a re f ro m F e lt re than $5 ,000 f ro m th e k s to th e 5 th total). ' ion. T o th e (a r A ssociation $25 from iv c c o m b in e d $ 2 5 fro m th e r legal edu- B e c k e r ($5 fie H o n o r a b le _ T o th e : strict ju d g e f o r $180 from itaned th e p ro - . to ta l o f $3 le h e lp o f th e Slbhe & Fl ie ty a n d .T w in T uft & By ra ries tb corn- Chuifch, Cl d e a lin g w ith C h ish o lm

lis to ry .'D uripg S to n le y t th e bw -associ- W hipple; I ted tb com m it M ark A . In ith in d iv id u a l T o th e < ys th ro u g h o u t SlOO from

to ta l o f $1 e d by B urd ick Stone‘'& FI ik e F elton J r., T u ft & By t F le tch e r-an d —C hurch , C l k ed ind ividual C h ish o lm : be m atched b y S ta n le y K I t L ibraries in W hipple, I now purchas- M ark A . In

d a h o c it iz e n s T o th e i is to iy o f their R u p e rt: $;

1 O f f ic e ; $: ions o f S3,265 N eum ann, tion o f $ 2 ,230 G . C o le ;5 in donations N ielsen & I. F o llow ing is & B o lla r;:, c o n tr ib u to rs association

T o th e 1^ lb llc L ibrary: from Jenni :he f i r m s o f Jam es W . I J ,_ S .to n .c_ & _ b ar_ asso c ja j ‘ A le x a n d e r , T o th e I6 H ig h ; a n d $25 from .J k Tucker; and from R. K e D is t r i c t B a r tiie b ar ossc

otal). • T b th e ( ublic L i b r ^ : K ctchum : ; or'association ; a s s o c ia t io d th e f irm o f L u b o v isk i, ; T ucker ($300 W illiam son

. . T o t h e F ib lic L ib ra ry : f ro m F ree "Fredericksen, F u lle r & V v y a n d $ 1 5 0 th e b a ra s so ia t io n ($ 3 1 5 . To tiie C

F a irfie ld : 3 strict L ib rary : association th e n r m o f F .V arin (S: :r & L ezam iz i a t i o n . ($ 2 0 0

ublic L ibrary: YOIth e f irm o f ;r & L ezam iz n ($200 total).

. N e a r l y

BlOO from tiie pO llO ,tOUJl).ib lic L ibrary:Bartlett II and —ssocialion and '■

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B et

Mend: nd listen

S D s a p A b b y

' ' A b igail . V an B u re n

R T U R N E D O F F ; D o n ’t < th e a t ta r - th e re is m ore, d here than m eeU tiie eyes,

m outh. The fac t tha t he is about v ou r feelings in

ja rd .shou ld b e a w arn in g

n sen sitiv ity m ay ex ten d lo lore im p o r t^ t issues.>ad m anneh to expose one’s co m p an io n s to h a lf-e a te n an op en m o u th . T e ll him

: n o t try ing lo change him; ■ trying^o-spare'him-any fur- b a r r^ m e n t b y teaching him ng he should have learned a le ago.

coimmtelibrarieslorable R oger B urd ick ($250

e Buhl Public Library: $250 e lto n & F e lto n a n d $ 200 le b a r a s s o c ia t io n ($ 4 5 0

e G o od ing P ub lic L ibrary: m th e b a r o sso c ia tio n and >m th e 'H o n o r a b le P h i l ip [$50 lotal)jle B u rje y P u b lic L ib ra ry : >m the bar association and a $320 from J»arson , Sm itii,

: F letcher; A lfred E. B arrus; B yw ater; John A . Bradley; Church & Snow ; D onald J.

Im ; D e n n is R . B y in g to n ;' H o l lo w a y ; D o u g la s R . j; Kerry D. M cM urray ; and . Ingram ($500 to u l) . e O a k le y P u b lic L ib ra ry : im the b a r association and a $155 from P arson , Sm ith, F letcher; A lfred E. B arrus;

Byw ater; John A . Bradley; C hurch & -S now ;-D onaldJ.- Im; D e n n is R . B y in g to n ;’ H o llo w o y ; D o u g la s R . !, K erry D . M cM urray and Ingram ($255 total),

lie D e m a ry L ib r a r y in $ 5 0 f ro m th e P e n a L aw $ 2 5 e a c h f ro m G a ra B.

n , K ent Jensen and Stanley e; $ 7 5 e a c h f ro m L in g , & R obertson an d Goodm an ir; a n d $175 fro m th e b a r on ($450 total), e B e l le v u e L ib ra ry : $25 tinifer L . K roos, $50 from f. Phillips and $75 from tiie: ia tio n .($ lS O .tQ ta l) .__________e H a ile y P u b lic L ib ra ry : n. J en n ife r L. K roos, $100 Keith R oark a nd $125 from ssociation ($250 total), e C o m m u n ity L ib ra ry in V. SlOO each from th e bar t io n iin d th e f i r m o f k i. W yg le , F a llo w H eld & jon ($200 touil).! F ile r Public L ibrary : $25 red D e c k e r , $ 2 0 0 fro m : W illiam s and SlOO from ssociation ($325 total).: Cam as D istric t L ibrary in i: $10 0 each fro m th e bar on and the H onorable John ($200 total).

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fo r the rise given to a- bond m arket, a reboun

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consdiflering directions momtro p ean m a rk e ts . cultubest. S tocks th ere Idi

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P U LLM A N , W ash. — Befor le bulldozer it may pay to chec Mils, pot shards o r other signs ol izatipn. 'The Forest Scrvice didn’t do J

ccnt.SnakcJUv*TraTO p roject J lg the right-of-way o f A e Deer' iC service tan headlong'into a 6, sidence.To see what could be salvaged

1 Rainshadow Research o f Pullm "W e w ere literally m eters aw

uth-moving machines as they b tjund US," said Ken Reid o f th ills an “emergency cultural rcco^ W ith h is p a r tn e r , J im G a l

l a p i ^ the site, dug test holes to. ze and took samples for carbon am ’s research on the site, along pprts they develop, will, be helc j l tu r a l re p o s ito ry a v a ila b le searchers.R eid , fo rm er d irec to r o f the

orthwest Anthrojwlogy a t Was! n iv m i^ , started Rainshadow R aus ago w ith Gallison, h is one<ti [ident. ■The two archaeologists speclali ty, but their jobs entail rcsearc m t sites o f any period t h ^ o ince opm ing, they have worfted •ojects in eastern Oregon, V^as mthem Idaho, examining 200 ar les.U n d e r p ro v is io n s o f th e 19( istoric Preservation Act, any lar m struction activ ity involving oney or permits m ust consider' iltural resources.Ideally, an archaeological rese

t)ught in 'before construction bc ’ other projects can be modified. In any event, one t>f the p r i m ^ es o f th e team is to collect evidc lost to science. They also map

ll s i t » for possible future exomir Rainshndow’s most recent proji

ition 'o fa 'H ells 'C anyon-sitc 'thc jsly uncoveiSa, w as financed by sr captured in a .Forest Scrvicc )n. The money w as used for tvF ’assport in T im e" project, in v ers a ided R eid and G alli£bn m erican Indian groves, m ine c k art in H ells Canyon.In addition to the black market

om A m erican Indian graves, 1

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ged, they called liman.aw ay from the

y built the road f the project he !covery.” . j a l l i s o n , R e id to, determine its H r i H g -V;-'

bon dating. The j P n O i ^ ong with all the tield at a federal b le fo r fu tu re

th e C e n te r for Washington StateV Rcscarch four ie<time graduate

rialize in jotWs- yirching signifi-V com e across, led on about 30 Vashihgton and ,) archaeolojpcal

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responsibil- tions o f prc /idence before it said, lap archaeologi-. . While nu m ination. said, cnforc<)roject, an exca- laws and v •th cy h ad p rev i— gro w in g rP 1 by a giave rob- never bea> 1 icc sting opera- “It wasn' ivForest Scrvicc p ie workin, n which volun- m ent agenc b n in -m apping said; 'T o d i nc ta ilings and tec ting site

bcrs.”rkct for artifacts Reid and !S, there is evi- touches yi»i

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many resources have been lo; rcement o f archaeologieal-prt und erstan d in g o f preserve

-P ro tec tiom ind-cnforcem ei n better, he said, in’t that long ago that w e hi ing fo r the (federal) land n- ncies w ho would d ig up grav idby, th e re 's m ore attention ites an d ap p rehend ing grai

id Gallison arc putting ^ fi n»a report for the F o n ^ Scrvi

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of public Cancer, Leo,» n s play significanl roles in rent Q -de ^o tligh ts possible iderux, music, dixorating or ome, marriage. During July ithold oh property rights — November m m orable!' larch 2U A pril 19): Notice . _ fou 'll discover vital d u e s by 'ideiltt. Flay waiting game, side. D on't be panidced by er who is over-anxious.(April 20.Moy 20): Serious . u s on portidpation la ere- or that amounts to adven-. ing. Love relati6nship on|I, provides'blend o f inspira- troverey.May 21-June 20): Yearning

one is powerful - make m th travel expert. Let go o f lake w ay for. future. Com - e’ story" dfr"""'!* immedi- A iics Involved.(June 21-July 22): Fight for > indudes fbod,movesup, initiate project,

, let the world know, **1 am love!”

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equity t»rtfolio stiatc] lylutual Funds in Cl cannot time the marl bother.”

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AUCTIOM

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lat had 25 percent o r more o fsets in cash as o f the end b f tr

ftist included some small, spc- aii funds — but also several “ istablished ones in'ciich b i^- Is amilies as Fidelity, Dreyfus,rs, and Franklin-Templeton. a<'ould be stretching it to call tlunds ‘stock funds;' at tha t, st1 time ot least,” Value Line a tL “Pertiaps 'stock and cashvould be more appropriate.” Lw lie s t imoge o f stock fiitid th

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PUBUSH:JufyB.B,10,11,‘ 18, 12 ,13,14,16,18, and 17,

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” REQUEST FOT PROPOSALS

that Turin Falls County will b e .uter sollcitino propoeata for «x>jfor amination b / th a Board ofle t County Commleelonera fo r-

,1 2 the transportation of eollditter waste from the Buhl West^ve* Larxffin Tranafer Statkm toID. the Mafn Landfill a t Hubxn^ Butte. Any Interested w -laho tie s can pick u p pernor-

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iding OH film'anogers w as os do-cverythi fessionols who would try to | right stocks in good times, 1 cle the wagdns by m oving it w hen m arket conditions tiim tile.

B ut in th e eyes o f the 1 fully-inVested School, that ment is too m uch to ask o f a —' it’s a full'tim e job ju st ti find good stocks.

T hat leaves fund invcsl their financiol advisers, free c a te a sse ts am o n g th e di classes o f investments as tl

-fitrbysp read in& thelr money ayarie ty o ffim ds.

After all, managers o f th invested school say, asset all often com es doWn to a mi personal circum stance and ence — involving such thing individual investor's age an in life.

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Idaho 83301 or tho Soord----- of T\v!n Fans County Com—1 ,' m isslo n e rs Cffleo. 425 7, North S hoshone S treet

North. Fourth Roor. TwinFalls, Idaho 83301.

' ProposaU must be received M . a t the Twin Falls County

Commlsstoners Office, 425 of Shoshone-S treet North, lor - Fourth E ^ . Iw in Foils.. lid Idaho B M O ft^ a ta r than ist Jutv2r, 1 9 9 S ;^ 0 O p .m . to l o b e o o n s id e r e f f ^ ^ e jb County reseivea the rtght tr> to re eot any and all pro* ir- posaisatlfsdlscrrton.

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’ FOUND S e t of c ar keys, In 1left turn lane 00 FUer Ave. In e a r Lynwood Shopping ' Mall. Coll TImM News to .Identify. 733-0831 |

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In d eed , c o n g re ss io n a l a tto rn e y s , jo u rn a l is ts , m i financial analysts, teachers ers can be driven to such < occasion._

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indulges its p.ro nc.s” repre- sodas, -iccd tea, J ,— people and , for those I <s for long feinc, sparkling breaks that Not all progra - is becom- . "1 d r in k wj nsnid. C o n s ta n t in o , ts e lf wheri h u m o r p ro g ra tim e, w hen W rite r fo r PC: :a l p e o p le Spam in years." IC said. • Part op that m ll s ta frc rs , jo b as an A ir For n u s ic ia n s . Johnson .uses rs and oth- in i ts b roadest 1 eating on anyone who wri

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d o y .J u ly l l , 1995 TImos-Nows,

Money

writeskerspon and lad le caram e l , • iture marshmallows, hot im on and O reo cookies

ir-kioaded food is not oh ! . DcIrino Corp.. m aker of- ho Lake and other pro- j t s p o k e sm a n J o s e f said , "W c go th rough cola and lots o f pizza."Corp.. the biggest pcr-

u ter softw are com pany, p.rogrammcrs w ith free tea. S tarbuck’s C offee, ise less-addicted to caf- . - ing w ater • •3grammers eat like this,

w a te r .” sa id , V in ce o . w h o d e v e lo p e d a g ra m -c a l lc d C o m e d y PC s. " I h a v e n ’t ea ten

It may be due to his day Foree test pilot, he said,

ises the word "hackers” lest sense. refeVring to writes software, not ju^t

7 to break im o com put-

o f the matter, truly and your dyed-in-thc-w pol cat fairly well m ost of^

)hnson said. “ But 1 think I a true hockcr because n eating these foods."

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ADTIM ES CLA SSIFIED

D EPA RTM EN T 20 8-734-5538

4 107I ABORTIONI _ a o e r n a t j v ^ \

ABOFmON ALTERNATIVE PREGNANCY CRISIS

CENTER Free testino. Can 734-7472

or 1-800-371.7472

ows, Tivin Folia. Idoho - 0 -3 .

Announc

IP R O F E M JO N A L

•SERVICES

BANKRUPTCYAll Chapter & AQ rolalw

co'naujtalion. 536-7760 eOO-548-216(

' - WmH.-Mulbofty 22 y rs oxporionco

. - i COUNTRy CLEANERS ' W o c loan horo , w o doe •. thofo. w o cloan ovorywl

oro. Roaldom lal. d e ta

m tos. °e>a

H o u s o c l o o n l n a , r o ------------- -«vo»n»>'e- Call 733-475^“ J P ro p e rty M grn t Af

' R o n ta ls , h o u so , oftlco S h o r t to rm , lo n g torn L oaso A groom onis. roi coltoctJons, ovfctlons, ot F o r m o r o I n f o . C a 733-8569. _________

PROFESSIONAL SERVIC FT m usic instructor, qualii

, . c a t io n s , Id a h o to o c h t c r o d o n t l a l w /p r o p c o n d o rs o m o n ts . P lo aa c o n ta a MIcholo Foulkno c lerk, e i ls s S chool Dip

• — IV234, P.O. B oxllS .B Ils: IDB3314. (208)352-444! Doadltno until {lllod. EOE

113 “ CHILDCARE SERVICES .

c o S e??s c l u b h o u sPro-school activities, age

2-6. Call 734-9948.

C h l ld -c a ro in m y lov in homo. 736-9115

D A Y C A R E : Full or poi tim e oponing In privat homo. 324-8350.

Oaycaro In my hom o a t rot sormblo rates. 324-3314

J & C DAYCARE U coruod staff

CPR & FA c « n in « i . Mori-Sat 6am-6pm.All a g e s bccopted.

CALL 734-1208

. KIDS ONLY C bm '^ets day c a i« cento Pre-school, 0 m e to 8 yrs L^rgo fon cod g rass yard

_________ U cofw od/caftlflod^ulotcudo-sac .in g roat nelghboi hood , la rg e h om e , hug f o i ic o d y a r d , s e v e r s openings. 733-1472

S a f e , c a r in g c h i ld c a r e A ges 3 4.734-7260.

Will babysit l-school e g o .: days morning to evenini

. anytime. Call 730-38&6

MU>. 4 201

I ADMINISTRATION/ . i M A W A Q E M E M ^

MANAGER K ings ope ra t in g v a r ie ty d e p a r tm e n

•s to re s offers In s to re train ’ ’ Ing program, Benefits, ad

vancom ont to storo man a g e r to ind iv iduals whe a re c a re e r o rien tod anc have those qualifications

. High School g raduate, ex ecu tive & leadersh ip p a tentlal, e ag e r to advanct in retail merehondise field willing to relocate oiitslde o f a r«a .'C ontact Ron Os- t e r m e i o r 3 2 4 - 6 0 6 8 J e ro m e , R icha rd C arte t 7 3 3 -6 9 M T F .' ,

MANAGEMEffT. Account- . in g m a n a g e r p o s i t io n

a v a i la b le fo r d e c r e e d a cc o u n tan t, id e al app li­can t should p o sse ss gen ­e r a l l o d g e r , p a y r o l l , A P /A R , s u p e r v i s i n g e x p e r ien c e . Looking for seft motivated, hard work­in g in d iv id u a l . E x c o l . benefits. S en d resum e In confidence to Kary Miller, P .O . Box 190, Buffey, ID. 83318.

' ’ "Look 'Wh• ' YoulljitKlaliUlcbilorc

aaaifiorjcbilyEanse; . . eludes locslIcclibla.ri 'clauincdi* always Ifc fii

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I”' 203 “ A D U L T C A R E

P E R S O N A L

3Y A D U L T C A R fe H lr in a l ^ h o u s o k o o p e r a id e (c one s m a ll r e s ld o n tla i c a r

facility. M onday throug >166 ■ Ffldoy 326-3200 All shift

, a g r i c u l t u r e ! w om o_____ part time mllkor for Bui: r S aroa . Cali 543-5984: .

ADULT CARE Somflrnmli w om an noods woman I

nnWn c o m o & c a r o fo r h e r I homo. T erm s oro nogoi a b le . C o rttac t L ouise I

r o i ' Room 520 a t 1628 Bri< ;754 ■ govlow Blvd. .

"A bU L t CARE: L h ^ ln co r [ i ^ s : panlori;24 hrs. 324-369:

;ront d I 205 - ^o«c. J ^ A Q R I C U m j R ^

_______A QRlCULTLfRAL: Noo

in grav ity irrigation o r m o s t f a rm m a c h in o r '

c h e f 326-4874 3 p o r -o a s o OUfSTANDINO knor,' INVESTM EmDipt. _ . -bPPORTUNrTYl Bliss, EASTERN IDAHO . W45. LIVESTOCK 'EOE. COMMISSION------ : w ith 3500 hood capadtv

on 17.48 oc res . 220 soc a re n a , rolling stock, caf< OWNER WILL CARRY

-& or possible assum ptlor lUSE ■ wtth-large down, a o e s For m oro infonnation call

Will Brawn @ 670-9005 c------- 436-3228.v in g CAREY & ADAMS

AQ: R anch hond noodet p a rt . som e nursery work, som

Ivate h eavy eciulp. R e sp o n s ble, reliable, hard workini

r r — Call 788-2676. tre a - —314 A Q : W o n to d y o a r roun

porson w/oxpor oporatln Irg farm oqulp. Ability t

^ w old, s p e a k S p a n ish , > familiarity wllh sprinkle

V e q u ip m e n t Irr ig a tio n '' plus. Pickup furnished. I

p a id v a c a t io n a l le r 1i____ yoar. P ioase send outllp

of experience & salary rc fnier " 'q u i r e m s n t s to : PO Bo ^ 488, Je rom e ID 83336./>

repilOT confidential.

AQRICULTURAL Wantec____ experienced farm maerfiir

o ry o p e ra to r fo r M agi .K j,.. —V anoy row crop'operatlor luofl C o m m o rc la l d r iv e r s il

c e n s e h e lp fu l b u t no n e c e s sa ry . S a la ry corr

------- m onsuratew /dblllty .Senn rn ro su m o to : B ox 9871C

% The T im es Nows. P.C------ Box 548, Twin Falls, IC3 0 .7 83303______________

S " “ A Q RICU UTU RA L. N»oi------ farm hand w/oxp in gravl

. ty irrlgallon & m ost fanr

3machrneiy. 734-5123 -

AGRICULTURAL Momln milker, 5 hr. shift, 100 co^ d a iry . E x p e r ie n c e pro ferred bu t will train. C a 326-5893. I

-AG RICULTU RA L. Milko____, for 200 cow dairy iniRloi

oxper. profenwd. no hous )N / Ing, ca ll 326 -5463 afte r . 6 :00 p.m. ____________

Brat- M 2 0 6|_ M E D I C W D E N T ^

, ad- l t c team oriented RN funan* tim e night shift, 3 12 htw ho shifts equals 40 hrs., gooia n d tw n., Burley C ore Contetona: 1729 Mlllor A ve, Burloy.ox* 676-fi474._____________

ince M EDICAL . CNA c lasso ileld, offered a t minimal cost oside book & testing, Ciasse:O s- beg ln7 /17 . Form orelnfc> 6 9 co n tac t Ja n ic e Bailey ar te r Gooding Rehab. & LMn{

Cntr. 934-5601 ..

unt- C L E R IC A L R e c e p t io nIon lst/collectlons.FTposltlor>ed available, experience witftpli- collections a n d Insurance)on- billing, excel phone skillso il , p eop le skills, a n d abilit)in g to w ork ind e p en d a n tiy .for g e n e ra l office expor anc

ork- T yping requ ired . Excoi-:o l. l e n t c o m o e n a a t i o r0 In package. Contact Porson- lier, noi: Canyon View Hospl- ID. . ta l. 2 2 8 S h o u p A ve W.

T F. Fax: 734-8764

h a t I Found!1 of cvflylliins iiiT/ir ' raseahJyardnlc<)itai(ity. From a . fmm houKwarcstu lianlvorc, fc fira jtop for >wir own saragc or' ta in d lo bring in I k buyers. You.I baicr pbec for baiBaiiti!__ _

It i * n i h i » N n w CUSTOMER ’ g B W C E .

p. .

n Fallsr-idnho T uesday July '

E m p l o y m e n

~ 1 £ 2 o iI M ED IC A L/DEN TA L

I n a M E D IC A U O E N T A L im-, (o r ' mediate oponing for a PT:a r o m edical te ch n o lo g is t otiuQh Twin Falls Clinic & Hospl-,K |^ toi Lab. Must bo pnsfldont

In a il a r e a s o f Iho lab .m od EOE. Conlact Noncy 733-Buhl 3700, ext. 243.________ _

— MEDICAL/DENTAL Surgl- valid c a l C o o r d in a to r . LPN in to required. Will bo rospon- or In . slblo.to orlonlato potlonts tgoti- to, hospitol su rgo ry pro­se In gram , cuimplote surgory Brid- charts and pro-cortlfy pro-

cod iiro s w ith Insijronco —com panies, a o rlc a l skills

com- ' required. Must poM oss o (698. cheerful, positive & pro- Z Z 2 fesslonol ottltudo. Submit

rosumo to Twin Falls Clin- ic & H o w ito l. 660 Shos- h o n e , t w i n F a i l s , 10

le o d .8 3 3 0 1 o r coll 733-3700 once - o x t 2 9 3 r A T T N : T e r r i a n d Ayers. EOE.

MEDICAL/DENTAL Stoff____ R N 's , LPN ’S. & C N A 's.

FT. PT lor rotating shifts. C om pensa tod call tim e.

I Dullos Include busy ER.I . acu to . G eriatrics, ^ c o l .

bonollts, R e location a l­low ance neg o tiab le . No

cjty s ta te tax. Battlo Mountain so a t Gonoral Hospital, contact; aifo, O o r o t h y M u r r a y , :^Y (702)635-2550.

m e d ic a l ASSISTANT In b u sy c h lro p ra d ic clinic,

i s f l f Call for appo in tm en t 12 noon-lpm only. 734-7077

d e d . yguj dM fldod ad. w r* oni® I readors undorsland your >nsl- m o«uo«-speanouLking, I

m e d ic a lc n a B ridgevlew E s ta te s

is sooking full Umo CNA's ,2 for tho 6-2 sh ift S6.00 por

|][ J hr. May apply In porson.

iklor m e d ic a l 3n a N ow h iring C N A ’s /N A 's

& O ffering on -slto c la s s e s ’ lB t for cerWlcaUon. Competl-

live pay wiih evening & yf®* nlghfdlfferentia ls. Apply B ox - m p e rso n o n l T o t W ^ 9-All n i e r Ave. W., Twin Pali* - ____ W est M agic C are C t n t f .

i®'*' MEDICAL: R N ’s - If you =*’7* hav o a m ed ica l floor or “ 9 ’c _ u ;c j3 0 c k g t 0 u n d j} i - a u i “O/i. pon/Isory oxperience and ® "■ w ant to put it to good uso, n o t app ly In p o rso n on ly a t

■on>'i W est Magic Caro Center ^ n d 6 4 0 F l ie r A v o . W .T F .

0- CompotlUvo pay. ali shifts

-----------MEDICAL

— : PROFESSIONAL Nursing e o d opportunity, RN coordina- [«'^* tor, G ooding Rohabllita- 'ann tign a n d Living C e n te r,‘ - ICF/MR unit, supe rv ises

m edial s e rv ic e for a 26 ^ bed chlldron ICF/MR. Ex- ^ porionco with MR/DD ond

pods a plus. Conlact Julfe T ThHmony or Terri Mlllor,I G oo d in g R e h a b Living

ilker. L C e n to r . fl34i560.1_FDr. nior, m o r e ln fo r m a t io n a n d ous- applications

MEDICAL T herapy T echs ■ needed , to work with pro-

— I found handicapped Jdds.1:45-10pm o r 5:30-2pm

\ L -sh ifts, w ee k en d w ork In ^ volved. II In terested call I h ” T eresa a l 934-5603.

[ooci MEDICAL - E xporioncod Tter. ■ m edical transcrlp tlon ist. -ley. p/t wllh in potential. Con

tac t Ariono 733-3700, ext ----- 246. EOE______________

it of MEDICAL CNA‘8, and NA'sISOS neoded , will train. Excel*Info le n t b e n e f lta avaiiable,^y a t Contact Terri a t 9 3 4 * 5 ^^rtg o r apply a t: Gooding Re­

h a b Living C enter. 1220— Montana; Qoodlng. o n - Ition MEDICALAlth THERAPY TECHNICIANS n e e N eeded to a s s is t devel- cills, opmentally dlsablod group ility hom e res id en ts wltn ac< itly, tfvHles of dally IM ng.' and M ust b e 18 y rs o l a g e or sol- o ld e r. No e x p d r n e c e s -0 n sary, will trafp.ion- W ag e : W llh e x |te r ie n c e . spl- S 6 .5 0 s ta r tin g . W ithout W . experience $5.00 Starting.

Shift: 3pm -11pm Benpflts: EUgibie for bene-

— , flts a fler 90 day s, benefits include dental, health and

1 ' e y e care, 401k, etclll' Starting da te: A s Soon As

Possiblelll P lease a ^ a t front desk - b t 1 6 8 B la k e S t N . 8 -5 ' Mon thni Frill___________

MEDICAL; Now taking ap- piicatJona for die taw cook a n d PM d ish a ld . P le a se

' apply in pe rson MV Man­or,; 2 1 0 N orth Idaho St.

•W endell: ________

MEDICAL . CNA’S AND NA‘8

NEEDED IMMEDIATE1.YIT F & sufroundlng areas .

FT/ PT. ApjSy a t Jew el’s H om e Care. _

^ 1243 Lynwood M dl. .

“ "IW E D IC A C H N rFr pesWon ' av^lable.-S-t- y rs. experi- e irce In G erla tlc Nursing required. Exeellent com -

- pensiittlon pm kage.-Con*, k ta c t P e rso n n e l: C anyonI' M ED ICA LRira •

MVRMC IS BMking RN 's to work fun or p a rt time. S e v e d units I n d ^ m g Pedi­a t r i c s D e p a r tm e n t . All sh ifts a v a lia b ie . R etire-

• — m ent. heaWWdental; paid tim e off sva iiab te . C onh p e t i t iv a k a ia iy .-C a ll or wTtta H um an nM O ureea, MVRMC P O B o x 409 TF,10 e3d .03>0409 o r 208 -.

— I 737:2173 EO E • . .rf

Ily 11,1995

> n t

1 ^ 1 2 0 6 I. j H E D I C A t m E N T A ^

m- MEDICAL Port timo RN to d o h o m e v is i ts F riday -

a t M onday fo r b u sy homcf ie|. h e a l th a g e n c y in E lko, ont N V . E x c o i lb n t s a la r y , lb mlloogo reim bursolnont.

C o n tac t Doylo a t Homo Hoallh Sorvlcos of Nova-

^ d a , Inc 7 0 2 - 7 3 8 -1 2 5 0

.

O FF IC E N U RSE nooded ' “ fo r busy d oc lo r'e office.

20-30 hrs/wk. Exporionco ,Z proforrod. S end resum es

to N urso P .O . Box 6B6_ Jo rom oJD .8333e,-----------

9 a VETERINARYTechnichlan w/l08t growing practice. Pro lor oxpor & o r B.Sc.

"n- d o g ro o & tro in a b io . FT 733-4653 for oppolnlment

00 •r r i I 2 0 7 I- I 0F F 1C E /C L £R IC A L off•s Offlde & Clerical posM ona

5 E X P R E S S•a PERSONNEL SERVICES :ol' Twin Foils. 733-7300 . al: Burloy. 678-4040* No Foo

P erm anent full timo office person noodod. Post Io-

„ bor, a n sw e r to lophone , ’ ’ typ ing & g e n e ra l office ^ ^ l l s req. ^ p l y In person In olL ytle Signs, 1925 Wm-

,1c, bertyRd.

H Prooram YoursellW lth ^ THE SNELUNQ TEAMIII 5T •CL£R1CALS; 'R ECEPTIONIST . ir» ‘ SECRETARYur . 'BOOKKEEPER

•ACCOUNT CONTROLLER

- SNELUNG• • PERSONNEL SERVICES Vs 734-1000/1-800-734-1017

RE C EPT IO N IST /B O O K - L . KEEPER Full or port time.

Com puter experience req,• - Sonci resum e to PO box „ 2 3 5 4 T w in , f f o l l e , ID

OFFICBCLERICAL E xp.- i l l . —rien c ed -o iflc e -m a n ag e r.

needed for ;^ m U n g com- * ' p any . b o okkeep ing and _ computer skills nocessary.' ou Cali 733-9350_________

OFFICeCLERICAL ;I:V -SecretB T taiPosltlonO pen-

Full ilm o4w illIng lo give I 10*»so lfm oliv« lor«

com puter llleroto. Phone: Richard or E d ® 734-4577

fts RECEPTIONIST7$.OCf0l07 ' for medical offlce. Expori­

oncod p rofened . Colloc- -n tlons, transcription, som e

com puters. Sond.resumo: Box 99059, % The Times

7, News. PO Box 548, Twin ' Falls ID, 83303 '

28 . IIx- 4 2 0 8nJ I ^ P R O F E S S I O N A ^

sr, PROFESSIONAL Gooding ^0 School Dlst. is accepting or. - a p p lic a tio n s Tor Middle 'd S c h o o l M a th te a c h e r .

C ertifica tion m ay bo el- T” th e r e lem e n ta ry or soc- ■'I® ondary math. Call Imme- ^ diotely, 934-4321

’i" PROFESSIONAL. HUMAN •n RESOU RCES COORDI-

N A T O R : im m e d ia t e oponing for a HR Coordl-

r n n a to r to w ork in a fast- p a ce d R ehobllllatlon or- ganlzation in Twin Falls. R e sp o n sib le for rocrull-

o i? o n ta U ^ a n d a c M ^ ^ Vs d i s c i p i i n a r y a c - ol. tion/counsbling, aamlnls- o» ■ jters policy & p rocedu re cn rev is ions, know ledge ol

S ta le a n d F ed e ra l Tabor 20 a n d em ploym ent regula-

' tions and hum an resourc-- e s administration, coordi­

n a tes perfom iace evolua-IS tlons and continuing qdu- >1- Gallon p rog ram ^ . Mlnl- jp mum quallflcations: Bach­es e io rs d e g re e in H um an

R esources or related field or (e q u iv a le n t e x p e r ie n c e s - m ay b e substituted), Iwo

to four y e a rs direc t hum e . r e s o u r c e s e x p e r ie n c e , ut Excelldnt salary and bon- g. e flt p a c k a g e . Oualiflod

canaW ates p ie se contact: e- C h r le s y V a n L e e u w e n . ts H R .-->td M. M ic h en e r & A sso c i­

a te s , inc. 493 Eastland « D r iv e T w in F a i l s , ID

83301 (208)734-8324,

6 PROFESSIONAL. CLASS­R O O M FACILITATOR:

- A vailable In A ug. a fuli- > tim Sr 12 m onth position . ik fo r 0 C lassroom Faclllta- e to r to work for a te s t paced V R ehabilita tive organiza-t. tion In Twin Falls. Work­

ing in e n Integrated c lass­room with children a g e s 18 m on ths to 8 ye a rs to

- d i r e c t a l l e i a a s r o o m ^ a c tfv ie s . FadUtate learn­

ing b a sed on therapeutie te c h n iq u e s , a s s i s t with

• ' perVlskm of a certined, II- „ ^ o e n s w J S p ^ t y g u a g q - J Pathologist and Occupa- ^ tional ThefBplWs. Partkrf-

i ssfittSjp'Ts^ d a s s n ^ activities. Mln- n im u m Q u a l i f i c a t io n s :^ . C a n d id a te m u st h av e a t ;- le a s t 2-3-.vear« po st see- I

ondary education, hoki a Io C .D A and rniist p ossess

a z e a l In w o rk in g w ith l|. children. P revlbus expe- II rienc* In worWng with pe- I- . d ia trlo c lien ts p re fsn w l. id - Q u a i l f i a d o a n d i d a i e s -

I, M ichener & A saoe .. Ine. . : 4 0 3 E a s t la n d D r. Tw in

F a l la . 1 0 8 3 3 0 1 (208)• 734-8324-

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f' 208 PROFESSIONAL

) PROFESSIONALOUTDOOR WRITERS

f WANTED. W e'j 'e looking for sm ooth , w r i te r s w h o c a n s h a r e

the ir e x p er ien c es oflold.) Photo skills helpful.• S e n d c o v e r le t te r , te lo - ) phono num ber & writing

sam ples to:O u tdoo r E dito r. PO Box

; 648, TF. ID 83303

a P R O F E S S IO N A L : P o s i- , tlons Openings: Full-time g Counselor/Ubrarion, High

School S c ience poaltion. r - s p o e i a i E d a e a t ia f r ra a c n - - n e r . O uoliricatlons: Idaho I. T e a c h e r C reden tia l with

p r o p e r o n d o r s o m o n ts . r P le a se co n tra c t M ichele it . F a u lk n e r . C io rk , B liss- School District M234. P.O ._ ■ Box 115, Bliss, ID 83314- 1 " ( 2 0 8 ) 3 5 2 -4 4 4 5 .-D o ad - •

Ilnel Until filled. EOE

- No matlor how you spend *. your d a r t , classified flit

your busy ichodu le . Pul c lassllled 's tlm «-iavlng

' dSroctory of ooodi and ser- . vicas to w)(k lor you today.

° £ “■ 209 Ii R E S T A U ^ m O l ^

® RESTAURANT/LOUNGE HELP WANTED - P le a se

• apply betw een 9-11am a t Burger Stop, 1335 Addl- sonA ve E. TF

RESTAURANT Now hlriM qualified applicants for PT

& FT sen /er poslUons. Apply in person a t TF

Perk in* R e s ta u ra n t a t ' 1564 B lue L akes Bivd.N

RESTAURANT: W allpor- L son 'e noodod: Only apply [ ifyoucanw orkn lgh ls . No

phone calls p lease . Trav­e l e r 's O a s i s , N o f th e H ^ e n Bridge.

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s s s s sr- — N e e d w n e th in g to do in - -• the evem ng hours? Uke• talking on the phonoTThen

you're th6 one for us.. Call fo r a n a p p t '

' 733-0931 e x t 273 o r 274 — j^ A > K £ 0 JL S a tL d y * * _ .

> N O T IC E 15 w o rk e r s to sham poo carpets.startlng immed. No oxp. Jioces-

’ sa ry , w e tra in , bo th full oncl part timo.

' O pportunity fo r a d v an c e - mont, oil w ho apply m ust

; b e a b le to s to r i im m ed.' To schedule an inton/low, i PHONE 736.2S35

I O utgoing en e rg e tic publi­c ation Ts now accep ting applications for sa le s rops wllh som e spirit. P lea se sond resum e to: PO Box 2103. Twin Falls, 83303

I SALES OPPORTUNITY I Idaho's la rg e s t ' manufactured hom e doal- -

ership Is looking fo ra qualified porson with

. exporionco to fill solos poslllon. Must bb friendly

& dependable.; Commission plus benefits ' ■& vacations, reasonoblo

hours.' M agle V alley H om e

C en te r21360 W est U S Hwy 30

Fllor. Idaho 83328 or call for opp t ® 736-6777 '

'■ SALES, guoranleod sa la ­ry. no oxper. nocessa ry , tool solos, oom whllo you loam. 733-5137 for appi.

[ SALES; Im m ediate open- ' 1ng for c o m p u te r s a l e s

pe rson . S a la ry + com m . S e n d R e su m e s & re fe r­e n c e s to B o x '9 9 3 0 7 ,'% The Times New s. PO Box 548 Twin Falls ID 83301

; TRADE !, Southern Idaho 's top radio I station Is looking for moti- , , vatod, organized, and ca-

reor orientod people who aro inierestod In a c a ree r i in radio advertising sa les . Wo offor training, b e n e ­fits, and an opportunity to advance. In ierestod pe r­sons should apply In per­so n a l 415 Park Ave. tw in Falls , ID. B & B B ro a d ­casting 1s an equal oppor- I tunity em ployer, a n d w e e n c o u r a g e m i n o r i t y applications.

i 211 II -TECHNICAL {

DESIGER/DRAFTER/ELE- CTRICAL E x p e r ie n c e d pe rson w an ted for smqli firm In R upert. ID. Com - Mtltive s a l ^ & benefits. B ased on experience. In­dustrial/util. design & Au- - to C a d e x p e r ie n c e re q . S e n d re s u m e s to E S S , Inc. P.O. Box 178 Rupert,ID 63350 or co n tac t Ken8 1 2 0 6 ^ 1 3 6 ^ 7 3 .-----------

:T E C H N IC A ttm m e d iB tv = o p e n in g fo r c o m p u te r tochnlehlan. S e n d resum e &.Rofs to B o x 8 9 3 1 0 .M •m e Times N ew s PO Box 548. Twin Fall* ID 83503

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BRIZEE HEATING AND . AIRCO N Dm ON IN Q^'

o u r^ H trn e S u ^ ^ S r f r '

‘ 'e x p e r J e S S re q u W d Apr p ly B in jo g h tfw Jo b .;

_________ 8 e iv k » '

. F latbed D river, 4 8 e ta tee . ‘ S e n d r e s u m e to : P .O .

' Box 182, Buhl, 10 8 3 3 1 6 ^ '

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■ 4 212 I I T DE I0 & D T ransporta tion

Se iv ic es JN C 1735 S Moin

ll Qooding, ID 83330 0 Seeking Magic Valloy area I. d r iv e r s w ith CD L a n d

go o d driving rocord . 48 sta te Reefer - Mostly no-

S touch frelflhLCompoUtlvo Salary -

Timely Raises Hoallh insurance

401KI- Lumpors Paid0 Home Rogulartyh M odem Equipment ), . . C om * by ofnce o r ealil ~ --------- ^r-20y93»44S1-----------

h DIESEL TRUCK DRIVER , n e ed e d for custom farm 0 w ork . M usi h a v e CDL. s Coll Brent 543-8974, after ). J P M ___________________

-irtM sy toodvoR helnd ftu lr . . ‘ f>od.Ju»lcaB733-OMt. .

J H A IH S T Y U S T, W o now hove oponlngs for ll _you ln o u rb u sy so l6 n l g • Guarantoed salary V PLUS commission

• P aU vacation, holkfays,_ . and moro-■ • Com pany Insurance al

group rates : • Retirement, profit

■ sharing, etc. •Advanced training

e For moro Information about U joining the J.C, Penney I- sa lon team , call 734-0833'

and ask for Toni.,-T HIRINQ journeym an e lec­

trician, exc. w age, bene- fits, 326-3323 7om-3:30pm ;

Hiring For- Factory/food procosslngr- W arehouse worisers 'y Fork lift oporolors0 C onstn jcllon .I- M echanicse Machinists

Carpentry- CDL drivers1 Cooks

, E X P R E S SPERSONNEL SERVICES '

______TVilQfalls. 733-7300 ', Buriey. 676-4040 * No Fee ^

n in te rm oun ta in H eating & A ir C o n d i t io n in g , Inc .

' ' ' ha* an Immediate open­ing fbr a n e x p e r ie n c e d

Q Technician. Must have 2 I- y r s o x p e r ie n c e & ow n“ hand tools, W ages & ben- ; II efils com m ensura te wiih

experience & ability. Call 733-3252 for appdntnwnt.

Need 1 porson PT. to leam & woric in oil face ts of a

’’ retail moot depl. In W en­dell. Coll 536-6651 doy-

{. tim e, a sk for Moat Dopt. g for moro Info.___________

I OTR drtvor's neoded. hop- ~ p e r trained and w alking * floors. 734-9062________

■ TRADE • J o u m o ^ n Bectridon

, N estle Brands Foodservice | Com pany Potato Division, a un it of N estle U SA Is s e e k in g a Jo u rn e y m e n Eloclricion a l lls Nam pa,

^ I d a h o m a n u f a c tu r in g g f a c ilily . A m in im um o l

perience is r o q u l ^ with a va lid Id ah o e lec trica l license. Food processing

’ e xperience Is preferreci.- -• Applicant m ust hove ex-

^ . perience in all p h a ses of ' Industrial applicailona ond ; h a v e th e ab ility to rea d

; la d d e r lo g ic d ia g ra m s .J Ability to troubloshool o

varie ty of Industrial con-- tro l s y s te m s in c lu d in g- e loclrlcal m olors, m qtor s control circuits a n d vari- I. a b le frequency d rives Is- requ ired . A good under- ; standing of oloctflcal tho- K o iy Is desired wHh knowl­

e d g e o f p ro g ra m m a b le- controllera helpful. G ood

oral ar)d written communl-> cation skill* aro required■ with th e ability to inteiface i

w ith a il l e v e l s o f th o> organization.r Competitive w ages and an

excellent benent package a re offered to th e quail- ,

> fled candU ate. Minorities and fem ales aro encour­ag ed lo apply. Interostpd |

■ candidolos a re a sk ed to se n d their resum es to: '

■ N estle Brands Foodservice I Company' Human R esources -

e ec trtd an

IP.O. BOX9089 N am pa, id 83652

A u t o m o bP o s it

T h i s i s a g r e a t o p p R i g h t I n d i v i d u a l a t O l d s • B u i c k • I s u z u

; p e t l t i v e p a y p l a n w i t “ p a n y . Y o u - w l l l W O

p a i d . v a c a t i o n , r e t i r e ' i n s u r a n c e p r o g r a m s

-:^ fo r a s h a r p m a n o r \ c o m m u n i c a t i o n s k i

, b u i l d i n g a c a r e e i M c C o r m i c k o r B e r t p e r s o n f o r a h i n t e r v i i

m r e ^. . O L D S M O B IL

. A n equal oppoftw

1 j” 212 J L _ J 2 £ 2 ^ —

- TIRE poison noodod, oxp. proforrtfd , ap p ly in p e r­so n , M agic V alloy T ire, T ruck Lano ond Main in

a Buhl, d - . 8 W A N T E D ;F u lltlm e lire >. so lo* & so n /lco porson .

Exper. in basic tire & auto s e n /lc e he lp fu l. Excel, s a la ry a n d b e n e f it pkg. OK A ulo S y a te m a 556 4 th A vo. W T w in F a lls 7 3 3 -3 0 7 7 . S f ie T o m o r .Jim. _________ :

TRADE irnmodlolo full timo-------opening for-exporionced, •_ mechanlc/Uro m an. Apply; a In person a t Magic Volley n Tire/Los Schw ob, 501 S

L in c o ln , J o r o m o . Full ir twnoflts.

TRADE. Exporioncod Iron [7 w orH ors/m oial bu ild ing ........o rbctors. MSHA training

- req. Call (702)623-8754. •

, DrIvers/OTR^ ■ STO Pill

You've just found Iho right SYSTEM

cooporollon, friendly'oim osphora i

Intogrity 8. oxporionco. . Moke this your lost

ORIENTATIONI To do appllcallon on phono,

call„ 800-762-3776-------- .

.. T R A D E J o u r n e y m a n> Plum ber w anted. Starting

w a g e $15 hr, E xper a p ­prentice plum ber w anted

Z 3 y r* o r m o r o , a to rtin g w aggS IO hr. 326-5390

!} TRADELANG EXPLORATORY

DRILUNQts accepting applications

for DRILLERS HELPERS Inlorvlows will bo granted only to IndMduals mooting . our minimum quoilflcatkxts; i

■musl b e 21 yoors old •able to obtain a Convnordal

Driver's license and m eet •II roqulromonts

•willing to woric overtime1 *wining to travol ou t of town

*m u*t pass dn jg te s ts3 - •o w e io i i fn o a p o u n d s ......-- Lang offers competitive I )> w ages and benefits. I I. Applicalions may b e ■ I- .obtained by lolophoninj}d (7 0 2 )7 5 3 -2 1 1 9 a tan y '

2 Lang Is nn equal opportuni- rt ty pmployer

h TRADE Now hiring oxpor II O ver the n»ad drivers, po- L s i t io n s a v a i la b le fo r 2 -

loom s on ded icated runs n of 5 ,000 mi * per wook. , a Our trucks aro late model ' I- frieghtlinor convonllonai '

w /double bunk sibepors.I. Also solo position avaHa- f,

bio. Qreol pay & bonoflts.' Cell Im m odiaiely 1-800- >* 625-4553 a sk lor John or0 P a u l. 2 G uy* T rucking,

t r a d e ^Driver*

> R a J Leasing Is Idoklng for ^professional drivers to ojn

1 48 8i. 11 W estern S tales. ). 1 . W e havo 2 0 new trucks

this month & groal bonof-

ills . In lo ro s le d ? C a li 1- 800-523-3089 - Sheriel.

i TRADE II you 're looking for I a sa lo n to build a clTen- ) tolo, o r llyc>u would like to . . loaso pioase call Lynn or L isa a t T h o C u t A w ay.

f 734-2731__________ - .

I TRADE. Exporionced moat c u tte r w an ted for o ss ls -

; ta n t m o n a g o r p o s ll lo n .Poy In tho $ 1 0 to $1 2 por Z

I hr. starting rango.Y ouw lll " ' w ork for a p r o g re s s iv e . fam ily b u s ln e sB T n th e , boau tw l W ood River val- ; ley w /o full benefit pack­

age whk;h in d u d e s medi­c a l , d e n ia l in su ra n c e ^

, m a tc h in g 40 1 K p la n &I profit sha ring .'If you a re _

In ierestod c o n la c t Mike t. I T ackett ® 788-2294.

' TRADE ELECTRICIANS,' l ic e n s e d i o u r n ^ m a n .I $15.50-19.25 hr. TF area

I Cali 232-5263 (9 -4 j. _

t TRADECOUNTERPERSON

I N apo Auto P a rts is now ac- I cepting applications for

an aggresslvo, senrice I oriented counterpereon In

Tw inFalls. C om e join a pregrossivo. goal oriented

. organlzatkin wllh com pet­itive benefits. P lease 3

apply in porson,1650 Kimberiy Rd. h

b O e S a le s i t i o n -p p o r tu 'n l ty fo r th e a t G a ry 's W e s tla n d . izu. W e Offer a com - ivith a g row ing com-^ 2 Afork In a p l e a s a n t ' th -b e n e fits - ju c h :-^ s— lirem en t a n d h e a lth n ms. W e are lo o k in g tr w o m an w lth g r e a t ' ■ - sk ills in te re s te d in ; e e r . C o n ta c t J o n e rk le y W illm o re i n ' rvlew.

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- is s s v i i s s s t ’s ftrtunHyemployef. ________ .

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1 1 2 I i T ^ £ I ITRADE Driver ne ed e d for- M

T r a n s IV b u s e * . C D L 'requ ired . 496 M adrono . jCall 7 3 6 -2 1 3 3 '. J

JTRADE. ll.q u a lif le d , w o t have immodlole oponing , : for certified w elders, milfi : Wrights, sheo l motal woric- _ ors, pipe fitters & laborers. Contact Q&L Motal Fob, in c . 208.-228-2872 a sk for Ray or Bob bolwoon 3 pm & 5 pm wbekdoys. -

TRADE Tnjck driver posi- i tion available. CD L med- I Ical & d e a n driving ro c o rd --■ requ ired . Exporionco In » s e m i, p u p c o m binalion

. required. Local.-competi- llvo w ag e , in su ra n c e & bonoflts. Reply to R eed

• Bros., inc. PO Box 472. B uh l, ID 8 3 3 1 6 o r c a ll _

- 543-4306 EOE__________

TRADE Service Toch need­e d a t P o l rp l i . A pply In porson 9om till 3pm. Start­ing poy is S6 ,00 pe r hr, p lu s b onus pay . txpo ri- . once In brakes, soals, u- jolnts, sta rters a n d allor-

'n Q ro rs lsh e lp tu l.P o tro .il M h a s ostabllshod* a d ru g ■

■ frob ottllude oncl environ- ■ m e n t Must bo 18 yrs old ■ o n d h a v o valFd d r iv e r s ■license.___________. *

T R U C K E R D R IV E R w / -' CD L ‘B* c la s s ilic a llo n . C Com petent H ysler driver — a s w e ll. D riv e r will b e ' building own loads. Exc. benefits ind. H ealth, Den- _ ta l, & Liie In su ra n ce a s well a s 401 (K), bonus In-, r , contlvos & 'stock ow ners- , hip. Applicants m u s t hovo \ roforonces w hen applying , ol Sawtooth Door Co. 151 — Maxwell Ave. Twin Falls, Ei .ID. 9am-4pm, Mon.-Thur*. (

TRUCK DRIVING W anl to [b e a truck driver? FREE iSCHOLARSHIP FUNDS Jfor iruck driving le s so n s Silo those who.qualify. Prof. IT ru ck D riv ing S c h o o l . E734-0586. ________ 1

213 1 Ti M I S O O P P O R T U ^ ^

Can't Find A Job? IfYou'roHotWo'nCool Como iS o o U s Todayt

------ CONSTRUCTION--------------FORKUFT

LAWNCARE .7WAREHOUSE W ORKERS a.

WAITRESSES “- COOKS

SNELUNGPERSONNEL SERVICES ,,

734-1000/1-800-734-1017________ NO FEE________ IMISC. OPPORTUNITIES; >'

Building material supplier < se ek s yard porson. Foric lift, doltvery truck experi­e n ce and building materi­a ls knowledge necessary .Pay b ased on exporionce. Call733-1120.EO E • Z

MISC:________ ______ ___ ^BE A MANAGER ^

U n ite d F u rn llu rb W a r e ­ho u se , h a s open ings forse lf molivated am bitious ( m a n a g e r t r a in e e s , w hoore committed to an oxcit< . . . Ing long tenn career. De-ponding on perform ance ,

-w e offer rapid a d v an c e - p, m ent to ali lovols of man- agem ent w /an excel w age& benefit package. No ex- „por nocessa ry , bu t m ust " ,bo willing to s ta r t a l th o *b o tto m a n d w ork h a rd i ‘736-9260 __________ I

M iSC: P os lllon O pening;Bus Driver ne ed e d (or tho ~Bliss School Dlstrict.'CDL ,Required. Starting A ugust '2 3 ,1995 through May 24, „1 9 9 5 . P l o o s e c o n ta c t - ^ MIcholo Faulknor, Cleric, a t 352-4445 for applicati-on. EOE________________ eJ

N O R T H SID E B U S C O . \now tak ing app lica tio n s °for school bus drivers for Jth e com ing schoo l year. ‘W e will train.' G ood dHv- ^Ing record & CDL roqulrod. iCali 324-4426 for a p p t ■

MiSC. OPPORTUNITIES, need som 'eone to help In- p s la ii p ivots. Call fo r a p - pointm enlal 324-8185. —

MiSC. OPPORTUNITIES. WLooking for fixed Income ccouple lo njn small Wells. ' fNV motel. A p t uUI salary- —.com m union . (702)752- I

3232.

MiSC. O PPORTUNITIES. NHiring FT /P T fo r d a n c e i store. Retail sa le s , prefer d a n c e backg round . Callg 0 ^ 3 2 4 - 8 0 5 8 a s k to r _

MiSC. O PPORTUNITIES. FLooking for flxsd incom e W<couple to run small W ells, - 8

- NV motel. ApL utQ sd a ry - c-fcommission. (7 0 2 )^ 2 - c

3232.___________ ' • _o

MISC: TREATMENT-:-------SUPERVISOR--------------

N eeded to direct trea tm ent . team s for 8 developm en- {I tal disab led a d u lts in an

• -In tenned la to c a re fad iity : - for the mentally retarded. 'I

'M u s t have a t le as t 1 yr o f ic experience working with ~Z d e v e lo p m e r^ ly disabled

W age: ^ !c io /h r * benefitsto s ta r t - g

Shift: ^ - 1 Opm, Mon-FriB sffeflt* in c lu d e h e a l th , __

dental & e y e c a re insur- ^. .a n c e ,4 0 1 k re tc l l__________ iStorting data: Mki-July, IInterview ing will b e d o n e I

o n Ju ly im .'> - 1 P lease apply a t front desk '

a t 1 5 8 ^ l A e S t N ,T w I n F. Falls, ID, 8-6 Mon-Frill

. MISC S eeking ambitlQus,: outgoing person w /perso-f 'i nairiy for PT poslllon as^,D J P a r ty H o a t tm . o n - w eekends. Wilt Irain, m u­s ic k n o w le d g e a p lu s .Sond rosumo to PO Box . i

■ 2 5 M T F , ID 83303

M ISCAV O N -Eam S8-$l4/hr. Full/pari time.

No door to door. 1-600-676-0621.IND-REP

I 2 1 5 “ | r k u h e p r e p a r a t i m

' ~733^2009 'fo r custom lzbd prof. resum e - Roy Slotten

M oglcW onl. 734-8217

P ro fess io n al re su m e*■ Cindy a t 733-1606.

3 o TB U S IN E S S

OPPORTUNmES$$PAYPHONE ROUTESS

. Local sites for salo - $2000 w eek potanUol.Call e00 -20a -s300 ,24 hrs.

A rea P a y p h o n e R oute $ 1500 w k ..& ,000 required.

1-800-S13-999S DOLLAR STORES

C o n s u m e r D e m a n d E x ­p lo d e s $50K m in im um c a p ita l re q . VAL-U QM 80&62S-8045.

E arri up tif$ 3 0 0 0 /m o n th procosslng m ortgage re­funds in your a roa . No'ox- p e r i e n c o n e o o s s a r y .1-601-468-6288.________ j

Spo rts C ard Shop , e s ta b ­l i s h e d 6 y rs , e x c e l le n t B u s i n e s s l o c a t i o n : 734-0779. _________

T H E 7 1 M E S * /E W S ----------^CUBFiENTLY-HAS-_____

THE FOLLOWING INDEPENDENT

JUNIOR ROUTES ------ - V A IL A B L B — ----------

•TWINFALLS - R ou te 855

700 Greenw ood Dr lOOOPlnowood a ro lo 900-1000 Uncoln S tN 700-800 Northviow Dr

If you llvo In thoto aroat & a n Intonatod In bo~

• Ing a Indepandont Jun­ior routa carrlar...Plaasa Call 7 3 3 ^ 1 ^ 2 0 3 .

7H£77M£SJV£VVSi CURRENTLY H A S ^ - - ^ THE FOLLOWING :

. INDEPENDENT CARRIER ROUTES

AVAILABLE •HANSEN/KIMBERLY •

Carrier RoutorAvollaWe.P lease Coll 423-4928 Rose

Kerr or Tho Tlmes-Newa

tf you llva In thoaa araaa A ara Intoraatad In be­ing a Indapandant routa carriar^Plaaa* Call 733- 0931 axt 203

i V___________ _UNIQUE VENDING

OPPORTUNITY IN TWIN FALLS AREA

Proven track record, work with local organization.

208-376*3811 |

BUSINESS OPPORTUNnV $ PAY PHONE ROUTE |50 local established sites $1600 pe rw eek . Open 24 hrs. Call 1-800-866-4888.

4 3 0 2i ^ O N E Y T O W ^

0-100K ssReflrtanco & equity loans; i

- 208-734-871^ <

SS NEED CA SH?W e buy noloe & real e s ta t^

c o n t r a c t s . C r e a t l v e i ’ F lnarw e. 1-800^999-4809,

EQUITY PLUS tO A N s” ^ 90-100% loans,

Consolklaie-ReOnance Money for any worthwhile purpose. G reat r a t e s , ^

sew ice& N O F R O O T • FEES. 1-800-22Q-4925

■ e x t* 1 .

MONEY EXPRESS RNANCtAL SERVICES

W e spedailze In real e state - & persor\B l-loariB. Poo r

credit & bankruptcy. OKI G r e a t r a t e e l L o o a l ly ow ned i (208)73»0033

" NEED.IIONEY?-------Real-Eetat»Low)6-----------------

. BankniptcyO K...........Poor Credit OK -----------

'D ebtC onsondatlon 'O K . :Idaho Co. 800-454-2648. ♦

REAL ESTATE LOANS !•Poor credit Nstory •Bankruptcy & fb redbsureii .•Debt consolidation loans • •Purchase* 4 reflniuwea ,

1-eO»83»6BBO ;

| . . _ . . . 3 0 5 -----------I CONTRACTS ft I M0RTQAQE8

tS T O P DOLLAR $S For contracts, m ortaage*.

208 -734 -C r72T l _

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Financial

I' 5 o i “• ' SCHOOLS/

INSTRUCmON. agic Valley Crirlatlan

Ji./Sr. High School. For onrollmont information, caa 733-2323 or T34-833&

SPEECH-U^NGUAGE PA­THOLOGIST Immodlato o p o n ln g s . Full tlm o.

________ School Otot «1..Maslora.doflrods foq. CFY (sup. avail.) Exc. benollts & opportunlllos. Contact Dick Qulo Dir. of Spodal Ed. 208-525-7560.

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• r O P P O R T U N IT YM 10 u ta ls advertising In iNs nnnpKMr is subiod lo F * H ouu^M vihich m a te 1 to advodlto *any praleronco fcTAalonadartrlnsftnbaaedcn

-an inlonsion, to tiuka tny tudi ptofaranco, IlmllaUon or dlio1ffllnal&)n.‘ Fandlal aiaius

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mJ ro r VIRGINIA ELDREOGE ipn 733-1735. #95-052 .For ■

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M. 3 b e d ro o m . 2'/6 b a in PA homo. Just 10 minutes jgd from Twin Falls and on a nca nine holo goll course. This ion proporty is very epodalll ap. CALL CAROLYN CUT-

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•Over 2600 »q ft - on one - In lovol, 6 bdrms, 2.5 baths, e . fireplaco, dock with hoi ]o tub, covored patio, largo 2 Jt. lol. just oast ol Twin. ro, “ N ic e b r ic k h o m r f - 4 3 bdrms, 2 bath homo, 2 '

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ot NE location. PRICE REDUCED TO $110,000.

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734-«000 420-4846 or 4200943

For sale by owner. 3 bdnn,1 bath, living, dining, & - family room, rireplaco, T

■7 now gas heat & hoi wator ,h heater; now roof, a groat ‘ buy at S68.000.734-6407

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I BUY HOUSES. S30-80K i range. Fixers ok. Save Brokor.feos. 734-9766.

; MOVING MUST SELLI ' N ico a r e a , new p a rk .

Malntenonce freo homo.3 bdrm. 2 both, groat back yard w/deck & ploy aroa. . Sprinklers. $89,900.2706 . 9th Ave, E. TF. 733-2767. ^

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I 2 Largo Homos & Shop on 1 lot Now roofs & paint. -

$139,500. JOWNER/AGENT ROBIN

____Springirodk-Realtofs____I 734-4049 or 324-8778. - ' Owner Motlvaled. Ownor

Carry w/ $5K downpaym­en t. $39 .900 . 2-bdrm

, QredI lot. Hurry. Won’t _ last. 315 Harrison. Cash s

I price $36.900.734-9786.

TF • For M /« by owntr:4-5 bdrm, 2 bath, alt brick. This immaculala homo has many rbconl Improve- . m o n t s & m a n y f in e amenities. Such as AC^ gos heot/wator. covored patio, fenced backyard.

• nev/ windows, & moro.0nly$99.500. 733-0014

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TF BY OWNER Weil main­tained. 2 bdrm. 1 both. - central AC. auto sprIn- H klors. ig family rm. nice . patlo/yard. 475 Bracken S t N. $72.500.734-3285

TF BY OWNER N ew ly i< palntod and landscapod.

■ 2 bdmi, 1 bath, famlly'rm. vrorkshop. nlco patio and yard. 440 Bracken St. N. $62.500.734-3265 “

TF. 6 BDRMI1I 236 Madi- I son. $75,90011 736-1854. I

TF. Estate sale. Timeless I archltocturo ranch style ^ hom e, 3 bdrm. 2 bath, family room, fire placo. ‘ e x tra s pro fessiona lly

. decorated. 30X60 stool . building, 6.9 acres, lac

_JSO<jj..5_8tolls.Jarge_bom,, ’ a re n a , prolessTonelly lan d scap ed . P rice ro- , ducod from $299,995 lo $249,995. cash o r terms , a v a il , fo r Im m ed ia te sale. Call 423-5968

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Country homo 1994 Mar- lotto manufactured home on 1 acre w /1 addtltonal . aero avollablo. 2241-E. F 3775 N.. S, of Filer, 3 bdrm. 2 bath, spill plan, asking $95,000.326-4942

FILER By ownor, 3 bdrm 1 . bath, largo lol. appls Incl. foncod yard, carpel allow? 2

, ance. $60.000.326-4544

Must soil! 3 bdmi. Valued at $58,000. Will soil for

__ S^.SOO..Garofl0..blg.lot..needs oxt. palm. Some y term s/offor/hurry. 601 n th Ave. N. 734-9786.

. Sa/« F«/f#tf..-Back on Iho market. Country 4 bdrm hom o on 2 acros. Call Judy. 326-5660.

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; BEAUTIFUL J* BRICK HOME** Newly Decoraled *I I -

I * S B edroom s * C : * S B a th s . *

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- QOODINQ:. By ownor. 2 ~bdnn, 1 bath. 425 Neve- Ida S t .Call 886-7066 I

W E N O E L L 3bdrm .1 .6 I — BtnsTO enri^eacTirtvir -y

cy fence.'24 x38 htd ga- rftoeon1.S lot 536-SQ24

^G O O D IN Q :REO U CED$86 ,000 . Gateway lo Ida- Iho'8 skiing, hunting, fish- I

- ing. & western lifestyle. I 24 a o .h o b b y r a n c h , I w/ut^ue370asqfttK>me. *

' g u e s t c o tta g e , m etal shop^ & buildings. Groat opportunity for the right

- p e r s o n . $ 3 2 0 ,0 0 0 . 20 6 -9 3 4 -S ^ . •

WENDELL - 1 mile irdm - town, a bdrm. IV4 bath. V IMng rm. dining nn. family

, ; im. Sick. dW garage. AC.' l o t s o f e h a d e . t r e e s .• $87.000.206-636-5841

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tlfully fnalntalnod homo In li'n ice location, closo to —schoola, 3 bdrm. 1 bolh. ISf i r e p la c e , sh o w n by tappolntmont 324-2456. .<

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JEROME 2 bdrm homo to n 4 acroswlthoutbulldi- <n g s . P o s s ib le ow nor Ifinancing. Cflll 324-2163. —

J E R 0 M E 3 b d r . 1 b th . tstovo. w/d hookup, $500. i

—flxat.la8taLdcp.^24:7041. _cHAGERMAN Valloy. 30 ac. [

river frontage, hot water, —p h o n o . $1.3 5 , 0 0 0 . TF837-6815. {

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- out wtiofo they aro and-laO .(everyona where youra will ~bo thtfougli Iho powoftui little _ wblndasstrM^ ' g

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RARE OPPORTUNrrY, 3homes on opproximately..4 acres, must soe lo ap- prodatol $156,000 for ail. Murtaugh-432-6634.

KIMBERLY. 3 bdrm . 1 .. bath, largo lot on cul-do-

s a c .-7 i 4 A sh S o u th ,$72.900. Call 423-8414. g

KIMBERLY $76 ,6 0 0 . 3 Ibdrm. 1 baLh. shade/fruit ■treos. Fenced backyard. |Lg lot. Nice homo, FmHA 4assumable. 423-6337 ;

512 1 ^FARM/RANCHES/ ,

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25 acres, nice 2 bdrm, 1 | bath, partial basemont,

1 w/outbulldlngs & corral. , 23 shares Ncrthsido wa­t e r . N /W o f J o ro m o . $125.000.324-5657. . *

^7 .2 5 * ac i« s w/feed lot & —stock wator, $500,000. "j:

Dairy, 120 acros-sot up torun 500 cows. $385,000, ,

840 aero farm & 400 cow _ dairy w/3 homos,$995.000. Marco Invost- m entsyinc. 5 7 7W orrey Rd. HIChnold. ID 63349.

. 92 acres, 60 shares of TF * water, in hay and pasture.Homo, corrals, loaling _s h e d s . 7 3 4 -5 5 1 8 o r 1 ,328-3196 :

F or so lo by o w ner: 40. ^acres, 40 shores water. .gated pipe Irrlgallon-could ,bo subdivided. Close to ,Richflokj, Id. 208-487-2629 '

RIVER FRONT o2 Richfield Farms. 213 &

150 Ac. 2 homes & many ,bIdgs. Terms. ROBIN __ —, Spring Crook Realtors “X

733-4049 or 324-8778 I

' KIM B E R LyT ^ T a c re s . 4bdrm, 2 balh brick home, ” TF wotor, will sell homosoporato w/small acorage: ■' Dairy heifer mising'opor-allon, selling 85% ol Ihom |on the yard. Will soli cattle 'and oqulp. a s a going T operation. 423-5715

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S19.50Cibljys40acro Icountry hoftte^los, 1

pasturo 825-5617 qvo5 acres on Rock Crook. -

(601)563-5096________ JIH ave th e b o s t o f bo th <

worldsi Country living & -access to sh a p in g , 20 Tlminutes from iSvin Falls. I1 acre lots v^h water In a Irural protected subdlvl- Islon. groat locatton. 1 mile ffrom Wondoll. $15,000. »208-536-5841_________ |

Lots1to2aGr»9,' ^Domosllcondltrtgatlonwn- Tl

tor provldod. Protoctlvo (Covenants. 3 milos North 'ot Hagorman. Priced } $18.000-S22,000.

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Want to trade 20 acres In iC a lifo rn ia fo r Id a h o (proporty. 934-6634. -

CAHETchoico lot on Carey \main s t i 0.1 x22r.w /bam . . |

’ 28x36'. also shed 16x28'. (. oloc. sower, city, water. 5 1

sh ares irrigation w ater —w/sprlnklor system. Coll T>623-4495_____________ _JTFSnekaRhMr Canyon Arim lots, awesome views. ■2'A * ac. lots. $22,500 & I

$26,000 7 3 4 ^ 1 I__ ' , Tl515 I

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old town aroa. 5000 sq fl ■Call 734-7073. - |

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UoCmII-ExcI opportuntty 'on gdf course, fully fum 3 — bdrm. 2 bath single levelon«3 tee .U deck ,db l i garage, lentlTc course &

meadow views. $180,000.Don 2oe-3e2-ia90 -

v a c : ACREAGE 2 Ml S SO L D IE R MTN. SKIR E S O R T . $ 1 4 ,0 0 0 . $17,500, $23,000. Call Vlrg or Rick, 733-6013.

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ite/Rent-FaI M O BIlgH O M ES I f1903 14X70 Golden Sun- ^riso KIT. 2:bdrm 2 bolh, 2 1good cond. Coll aftor 6pm, c1S13.000 or offor 438-8144 _71984 Bayvrood. 3 bdrm, 2 Bribalh w/all appls, priced to 0.soil quickly. Coll 438-5471 Cor 436-5823.__________ ^

For sale 1976 Parkway mo- Vbile homo. 24X52,3 bdnn, »2 both, excel corfd. Must ^bo moved. Call 438-4168. ^

Mobile homo In Lazy J trail- »or park. Space M9. Stool _Psiding, now carpot excel, w.

_cond.-Voiy_atfordflbio.Jb. _ /•nonclng available. 734- _5700; Ask for Grog. KI

TF - Is your homo and yard ^getting to bo to mut^7 I j f havo a beautiful moblloIrcimo'in'Lazy J or possi-’ "g r bio trade for your home.Call 733-3612 homo or734-6062 VTOfk.________ J,,

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2 lots, side by side In Hill- r : treat Division, 436-3669.

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4 bdrm partial brick house. C2 firopiacos. Hoot pump, welec h ea t Cali 733-6805. b

Buhl • Largo tw o-story f. hom o with 3 bdrm s. 2baths anda foncod shady .backyard-near schools ^and park . Y oar le a s e ^required. $550 per month ^plus deposit Reforoncos _ land credit chock required. TFCall Barker Realtors 543- It4 3 7 1 o r c a l l J i m a t r<

■_S43-5604. •_________ ... aJEROME: 3 bdnn. garage. ^• 1 yr lease, no pets. $575. —

Call 324-7352________ TF

J O N E S W E HAUL n__UauaJly.caiunovo.>eu____ n

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CALL324^90----------- DLovoly 4 bdrm . 2 b a th . —i

$650. no pots. 736-1854 TF1 . 8 'TF -1 bdrm, now carpot ond q

p a in t, sto v o & ro frig , nwasher hook-up, water ^paid, small ydrd, $260. aColl 735-0410 after 3 pm 7

FILER: 2 bdrm homo. Ig lot.$400 mo. Ist-iost.m o-f ■dop. 326-5836 & 326-5045 ■

"HAGERMAN attroctlvo 2 $ibdrni mobile homo. $385 ^

— ♦-deposit coll 837-9000.- _ FHAGERMAN, 1 bdrm. Ind. m(

wator. rofrig & stove, $325 ir.mo, 1st & last+dop. Also — 2 bdrm. houso in Hogor-man. $450. stovo a reHg. RtIncl. Cell 324-7250 I

JEROME: 3 bdrm. 2 both^. mobllo homo In VillageWost $476/mo. No pots. —Coll 324-8903._________ F

JEROM E on canyon . 4 —bdnn. 2 both. 2700 sq tt. TFranch stylo homo, DW. viflroc^eco. kennel. & shod. $$800 *dop. 536-6121. J c

JE R O M E 3 bdrm n ic e TFhouso. $450/mo. wl $400 hidep. 768-4117. 0 :

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home NETv^n Falls. Lg 3 £bdrm. 2 bath.formollivrng —& family mi. dbl garage. TFfenced yd. No smoking, aNo pots. Ref roq. $695 Cmo. 734-3373 or 423- —5001. Ask for Jann. g

TF 3 bdr. 2 bth homo. 2 cor Igarage. $675/mo. $500 Idep. No pots. Drive by ^179 El Camino. thon call '734-4504. -__________ ,

TF 2 b d rm . G a s h o o t, foncod yord. Water & son- notion furn. $400/mo +$200 dop. 418 Diamond ^SI. 733-6684 betw een '8:30 em-5 pm._________

2 bd rm . 1 b a th m obile homo, refrlg, stove, wash-

- ing machine, water, trash end sanitation indudod,no pets. Call734-«660 —

TF CoTV 1 bdrm houso for nrent 736-9442. 1

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TF Furnished ap t suitable r - for 1 o r 2 p e rso n s , no smoking. Coll 734-0992

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1 & 2 b d r m a p t s , -S335&UP

Quiet l|vi'>0. complex, refurbished, dishvnsher, laundry fadlKlos. no pets

864 Quincy 734^6001 a 2 bdrm opts.

Laurel Pari< Apaitments. 176MaurteeSLN..TF

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2 bdrm,.'i .both, oil oppl. In- TF e luding W.D, No p o ts . fic733-0374 or 733-2441 . so

Brand r1bW2 bdrm, 4-piox. r ,oxtra nlco $500 ♦doppsit 04Call 734-0427-for Info. .—

gioan 2 bdrm w/soparoteW /D ro o m . C lo so to , 1schools. $425 4. deposit —Coll 733-4330._________ TF

TF. doan f bdr. basement \appt., low uiilltloa. $290 —plus dep. 733-4605 TFI

Vory doon 1 bdnn, duplex. (J, -Call-733-6644 ’

KIMBERLY. 2 bdrm. Coll 'JUI 736-0042 TF

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now carpet covorod park-injT. tennis court, avail. TF (now, call 733-4330 . sq

cllTF 2 bdrm tow nhouse .

$450/mo + dop.NOPETS c t734-412 0 pli

TF 2 bdr 2 both, garagew/opener. sprinkler, no pmpels, 1 yr looso. $S35 * 1.1deposit 734-6189. no

TF 2-Extra nice aptsi t f .Large 2 bdrm. stove, rofrig, oft

disposal, private W/D. on$47S/mo. *■ dep. Also 2 Av bdrm bungeiow, stove,refrlg, disposal, carport. ^$450 + dep. Both downt- ■own. No pets. 734-5781. ■

TF.2 bdrm in deluxe 1 yr “ old 4-plex. Opon floor 2 W plan w/kltchon bar, 2 Ig ^ b a th s , m a s te r bd rm w/waik'In ciosot. private . bath , w /outsldo patio . c Storage rm. AC. rofrig. | range. DW. Ig utlliw rm. covorod'porklng. Some

- utlllUos included. $595 mo + dop. Near CSI. No pots.WUls Inc. 734-4411. Aftor 5pm. 733-4539.________

TF. 2 bdrm. In 4-pIox, AC, Ne laund ry room , fam ily room, kitchen appliances y

. ..au H U n c Iu d e d . $750 mo.+dep. No smoking, no _ pots. Call 734-4431.

TFTakingappIIcallon. 1 Lg bdrm.. Wro avail. AC. ga­rag e -f ex tra s to ra g e .

-Non-smoklttg-734r992S____—TF3bdrm/1 balh.New/AC.

4-pIex i.P.O.S. $525. I J b ^ m / J b a ^ . No^w/AC^ | j

Duplox/carp'orl. $490. 736-3964.

---------------------------------- -UPTF 2 bdrm. W/D hook-up. ct■ stove, rofrig, disposal.

DW, wator/lrash Indudod, & 1 ground floor, outsido stor­age unit $450/mo + dep. 7; 324-7593 eves/wDOkonds. — 733-5737 doye.________ ^

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No sm oking/drinking. ^ -Fomalo^CaU.734.7342.— 1.^MOTEL $95 wk, $375 mo. L

indudes all.736.19es WflMOTELS I- ^

Rooms for rent: Low rates. ■ . ‘ Dally &wookly. Phonos. I j

cS 'rSSI^em dt^ffim ^"• location 7 3 3 « 3 0 . '

Rooms for rent. $45 wk. 825-5733 * 734-3540 . ’g

TF Room for rent In prl- — vale home, non-smoking. S250./mo. 734-7940 ask for Barbara. _______

TF. Room forront In prfvato homo, own bathroom, uso of kitchen fadlltlos. allutil- Itlos fumlshod for Chris­tian man or lady ovor 55. _ $200Anonlh.catf736^3591

TF Room w/kltchon privllo- Lgos. Prefer womon. $200. 14 ,C^i 734-3662. vo-------------------------------, te

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OFFICE SPACE — 600. 650. & 1250sq.ft.

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Blue L ^o s Blvd. LocationsCall for more Infomoation a . 1Contact Steve Hallows 39

HALLOWS —REALTY734*4334 _®£

^ OFFICES , , ,$130 u p ^ 3 6 « g 2 '

PARIS building for rent. P fi main floor, top of tho stair.1000 sq. ft.. $400/mth each induding utilities. 2 ro o m s . 150 0 s q . f t . . _ $400/m th. Call A rchie stai 733-2049. sa

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F 2100 sq tt modern of- 1 ton flee; w/4 private offlcos, • 326- socrolary station, bull pon — aroa. + rocoption room, C on tact Craig a l 734- “if 0400. or 733-2700.EROME Offices for rent" Rand $175, $275, ond S375, utils Indu. Coll 423-5311.TF Shop/Office $800 mo. ■=—

Soo ® 240 6th Avo W. ^ J" 733i0081 or 734-1236

Fin the old Poris building. f j 1.000-3.000 sq tt of rental " area, induding light, hoot. S'alr."Call Archro"G6od-

T nF East Tk4n Foils loco- Hon. 'bodom fadlity. ront 1 or more privato officos. C on tac tC raIg o t 734- M .0400. or 733-2700. ■ pfiF Office retail space.’506 tS 7a sq. f t. $275 por mo. In-dudes utlllilos, Also 1200 p,.. sq ft., $765/mo. avoll. 8-1.Campus Commons Shop- ____pin.g Centor. Coll 733- 645 £636410 am to 6 pm. load>r7m e OFFICE s p a c e . '• L ynw ood’a r o o . r e n t ■ nogotiablo. 734-5380 {[rogF. Offlco spoco-600 sq. ft. office + 1.000 ft. work/st- “tor, orogo area. 2283 Wright Avo. (Sorto-A*) 735-6246.- 208-

6 0 s " ” ! I r^T fCOMMERCIAL w/l^

PROPERTY —For S

Office bIdgs to be given side owoy. you noul. 733-6805 poin

OFFICE-SHOPWAREHOUSE Hesto

SHOP - On 1 - 5 Acros stonPonced, Zoned M-2. ball

QectrlcHoat. moli2-12x14 Doors. ^855)50x60'Building BoliLease or Buy hrs.

SH-104 800 vas,

Nearly new • 3600 sq. ft. swarully insulated. Exploslvo $30l Proof lighting & dust proof turnoutlets, 2 overhead doors, ------

'handicap bathroom, -JD 3 '::all for moro informatlonl stac

SH-140 439-HALLOWS—

REALTY JD 2734-4334 6 Ri

610 ISTORAGE/ Wag

JVAHEHOUSE RENTAL 9

STORAGE IP TO 3000 SQ FT. 20CENTS/SO FT. 2ND AVE j d 46NORTH. TF. ELEVATOR ^ b i(& ROLL UP DOORS. JD44

ROBIN 48(734-4049 OR 324-8778 Coso

56<6 t t ^

FARMS FOR RENT |

lUHL Dairy for rent. 543- 5 ^ ' 8948 NO REALTORS.

I I ITrPW TtJRE& FOR^Dn^Tig. pasturo. 543-5390.

I s U -----] ^|W k N T ^ T O _ R E K j Burl

V an ted :ren t o r le a so . F house for family w/ocroa- r “ ge for 100 cow s, from ^ o n

702-768-6456 evenings. Jo V' or 7:H ie

■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 733-

701 1 'ISICL CATTLE nob

4 mb. old Holsloln bull, Aifolf vory quiol, complololy te s te d & v a c c in a te d , °87- $900.438-6305 aftor 5:30 c e s s 0 first cair Holstelri holl- ors. milking & baby calvos 536:6666 no Sat Hratc-10 day old bull calvos.$45 00 . And crosff brod calvos, $65 to $95. Coll £ 1 1 ,543-4066_____________ '^Qoong u o b u l ls fo r o o io .326-5339._____________ Goodig. good quollty Hoistoin sprt>gor hoifors. 734-6123.

Bulls for loase. - » bodtgroundl 543-8373

;ol08trum fed.bull calvosfor sale. 934-8300 load

or sole: Grain fod chok» beef, 65C a lb. 662-3613 Sma

itortod Jersey calvos for Hi sale. CaH 734-3474. '

so d —' .

Offlpe^RotalLtio n ^

tee .^ R a t e s "O',

n m e d la te iyI ^ • I Syea

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■ 9 ^i Mull

/, Ju ly-44 .1995 Timos-Nows.'

I "703 ^CUSTOM

I FARM SERVICES

ton Slocking & haullrig.326-4141. or 420-4142.

JI ground work, chopping, mroshlng. 1 picker,

swath, bole, stack, loader.tnjcks, manure haul.

landyW eavor. 543-6886.

tIS T O M SWATHING &BAIUNQ. 837-4964

his yoar wn te our b««ll Uae Ctaaalttod. 733-0931.

Coafom Swathing Uuta-crop htedtr

hono Stutzman. 543-6789

Vantod foodor/dolry quali- .ty hay In windrow or stocA,' will custom balo. stock , ' haul. 531-5188.

IM R M M A C H IN ^

978 Frolghtllnor, 1962 in­ternational 4300, 645-B Fiat Allco loador 3 yd. Coll 734-7039.___________

4 5 B Fiat Allis front end loador. Sor. U 11Y09945.C o m e s w i th 3 c u y d buckot. Now cutting odgo. front tiros. 90% now. reer tires 80% cops. Now up­dated drivollno, now radi­ator. machine Is in good oporaling condition. W o i will d e irv o r . 5 2 3 ,0 0 0 . 208-879-5550__________ '

N F o rd tr a c to r , r u n s , w/blade. 326-5869

or S a le Ford F e rguson s id e doiivory rako w / 3- point hitch roody for work $300.678-5717 eves.

leston 8400 swathor, AC, 8toroo.$21,000.N H1068 b o le w ag o n . 4 6 0 F o rd jnolor. $19,000. Coso IH 8550 in lino bolor. $9000.B e la ru s 8 2 5 4 w d. 480 hrs. Ilko now. $15000. JD 800 swathor. w/oxtra can ­vas. $1750. Heston 6400 swather. no cab. 14' c u t .$3000. 2 v^ool 3 pt hay tumor, $300.352-4236

D 3 4 8 b a le r . NH 1 0 3 2 ;1 .- - stacker, IH 27S'swalhor.439-6351______________

ogan 2 ftpw W lndrower.--------------JD 230 19' Disc, H esston 6 R o w B o o t D ig g e r ,Farm ali-A -TractorrS-JD --------------460 B alers, High Dump Wagon. 734-0445

H 912 S w atho r 'jD 216baler 324-3543_________

TRACTORS D 4640.14.9X46 tiros.

8100 hrs. $19,700 D 4430,14.9X38 tlrOS.

4800 hrs. $15,000 :oso3394< 14.9X46 tires

5600 hra. $26,000 •420< »43 o r B37-6313

'ra c to r-M F 30 w /b lodo . $2 ,700 .-736 -6246 /324 - 7308 after 5:00 p.m.

TOT I-F A R M &-RANCH---------------^ S U P P U E S ^ J

100 gallon fuol lank, wilh stands. $200,423-4767

Burley T ractor Salvage Comblno & tractor parts

Poul, ID ♦438-5420

V o n to d : b a rn or s m a ll h o u so to b e m oved off your proporty, ot no cost to you. Must bo sturdy & in good cond. 734-0533 or 736-2575.

708 I HAY. GRAIN

FEED V ■ ;

20 T 1 s t cutting o ifafa .733-542 3

sr cof hay. 1B0 ton bales. ' no bloom. Call QgS-5617.H aifa Hoy. 2nd cutting.1-lon boles. Exc. quality.587-9131,______________

C essn a g e a r pu m p fo r s t o c k w o g o n . C a l l734-974 3

Irst cutting olfolfa hoy $85/ ' to n . 3 2 6 - 4 2 9 2 . K e e p trying. 12 Ton loft

Irst cutting dry cow hoy.G ood quality. $65,/Ton 934-4958.

iood dairy hoy, Grimm and •Resis olfolfa hoy mbc. No r a i n , n o w e e d s . C a l l Homedolo 337-3954.

lood quality 1st & 2nd cut­ting olfofo. No roln, big bales. Dollverod in seml- loods only. 276-3355

Irass-alfallo hoy $75 ton Small lots ok. 543-6302. .

Horso hoy mbc Coll 543-8373

7 0 9 n

AQHA, 4 yr. old m aro .y « Y genUe, v a y aWMIc,_________barre l, po io . rope p ro s- • pect.$21M . 734-8107 j

3 yr. AQHA gelding. B IG .' rope or ranch, good y o u th s horse. 423-4301 evenings or w eekends.

I yr. old Paint, gentle bu t n o t b r o k e . 3 s a d d ie a , h o r s e t r a l l e r . 7 3 6 - 6246024-7308 after 5 pm

I year old reg. Point geld­ing. lo ts o t color, ran c h broke, roped ofl of. rode*In mountain. $2000, Call857-22S5 eves._________

-yr American Saddlebred G e ld in g . $ 1 2 0 0 . J o h n Mule $450.733-4963.

: " 1

ws. Twin Folla,’ldaho C-5

■

Farmer's4 ~ - 709

6>yr. rog. thorough bt maro. 15.2 hands, Qo looker. Vory awoot. I noods oxporioncod ric

, E n o llsh or w o s tb i S2000. 788-6200 da 788-2002 ovos.

AQHA Golding. 14 yrs < groat in mts. S140C. Stidham 2 horao troll fully one. noodsaxlow 3750. 676-4171.

Appoloosa filly. 1992 « p a c t m o a o l , a l l i chromo. low milaogo. I

. . Itod warranly. limJloaH bolow book at $900. (

• {208)655-4318,

CRAWFORD FARRIE - SERVICE

Ovor 20 yrs; oxpoflon_________SpocinllioJn_chrp2iJ

tomporory foot disord' Hoad forrlor lor West Staio Univorslty for 4 Workodw/Dr..Bob Pal son ® C anyon, TX o vor 6 yra . F o rraa MIcholo. 324-9166. .

Horses: Bought, sold tradad. Coll 733-605;

JENNEY 8yra old, broh pock, rido & drtvo $: Call 366-7340

Reg Fox trotters, 17 h galdlng 10 yra old, broke. Bred Maro 14 w/horse colt at side. 934-4139 for Info.

Rog. 9 yrs. old Baygolc groQt uall& working n horaa. $1500.734-60

Rog. 9 yrs. old Boygeli groat trall&worklngn horse. $1500.734-60

VmrTEHEARTBoarding, training,

• Lossons/ongllah-wos Indoor outdoor arer •Wlrrors, daily tumo Round pon, 324-91

i 710 ---------- I h o r s e e q u i ^

19 'rope, goose neckh tra ile r . $2800 . Bu

_________ _654-27a0_ _____2horso tmilor,$1200, i

2 -horso tandomn oxlo ' Now floor, now mats,

w h e o la & t i ro a . E shape. $1600.934-5i

Child's Saddle: Good- dltlon$150.467-277(

random axle 2 horse or, oxcollopt condli

' ■ Call 536-5156 ' WW 4 horso trailer, ca

. tor 5:00 p.m, 625-541

I 7vi l ^ m R i Q A n o r ^

WANTED TO BUY Pt ■ for small Irilg. v«>ll. C

--- -------------trade fo^TFconal 8hi~ 326-4266._________

4 712

$$OSTniCH$SChicks av^lable no

Cmdlo Acros OstfjchR 206-536-5460

6w k Old wlld/bourbc turkeys, $8. ea. 543-i

8 wk old assonad.bo chicks, $3. eg. 54^-5!

. B arnyard p ig eo n s ,

For sale: Baby chukara pheasants. Call 436-{ or 436-3564,

713I ^ H E E P ^ Q O M

, 1 KIrider billy, $20. 1 my doo . $50. 2 pyi bucks, $45 .00 .543-i

Pigmy goats $45.733^

801 ANTIQUES &

COIXECTIBLE

COLLECTERwolIldW p u rc h a se o ld cow spurs, photos, gun I

, and holstors. AJm p- badges and other lav

’’ forcemont memoratSend dascriptlon and

' ue to Lee H utchoi; 1 9 9 2 K u n u g a Dri■J Jonesboro. GA 30231

i . 4 8CSj I ^ ^ ^ P P U A N C E S

1 For sole: Gold buHt-lr2 oven and 30* range

with hood, $100. *J eves ffwWvta

I QE r e f r ig . r u n s gc$250/offer, MIcrow

— - $68. 423-6141WHIRLPOOL wash+d

good condition, s: S a n d r a 3 2 4 :6 7 6

t---- ■------- -32^6662.--------------

W antM ldM doralhn TVs, VCR‘#, & Appis. TV Doctor. T5»8168 Whlripeol Maf1( Serta

I. . ' 'cu rt.-Almond refrfg.

'• m aker, f ra e te r on 734-7070 avM

‘iv'

C-6 Tm os-N ows. Twin

*'s Market-18 0 2 '

APPLiANCES.

1 bred W hirlpool com blnall good- rofrlg .'& freezer. 7 :

Dt. but 2426 or 733-0002.1 rider. . ' - t o r n , d ; 0 0 4 '>“»»■ |_ B U Iira N O M A T ^

• F o n c l n g - a l l ty p e'rsold, c o m p e th i^ ,5 3 7 .^10. 78 foro 10 om-JIm Wellstrailer, 3W0rU. j . — - 8 0 8 —-------- I C0MMUNICAT102 com. I DEVICES l l i h eJO. Ilm- Commnot Coll Phone jdliUoT “ cRargorTBalloryrioal0, Call casg. $100.736-9442

For sale': 2 way radio < tom. base. 5 programi yg rodk)s. 3 portable dlos, & other misc rolt

rlonce. ^Iso 4) 000 W—m o b ile -p h o n o a^ C

o r t e ^ - 733-7000. •

V o « C 4 ------- ” 8 0 9 --------TX for I COMPUTERS

308 OX/33. 8 mb. R>L;____ 120 mb HO, SVGA

DP monitor, fax mod oldand sound card, printer, >055 sottwafo, $950.734-1 jrokoto ^> $350, i 8 1 0 ______17 harfcf ‘ Firewood: Hard wooi Id, well pine. 733-9316 14 vrs. — ' ■ —

i — ~ 8 i i ______ iF U B N m lB E J C ^

,0° S 2 ploc« » ^o n M . 2 re1.fl042 ers. 733-5364

gelding, 3 yr old'sofa, grey on j ig randi o x c e l c o n d . $ 2 it-6042 733-4617._________r r 4 piece, wood frame, c ling, to n e s , couch , ro d ■vostem, ' choir & cocktail ottor irenos, VERY GOOD COl imout, $500. Call 734-8107.

] 9 piece oak dormal dl ) room set, portable c

_________Burley B a sse tt ch in a cab l

_________ Siaoo .,A ntiquo dli55^ room set w/buffet423^ i0 M 5 _ ..FOR SALE;HlQh10dn

. •— dbl. dresser. Uko i axle trir. mapio. 734-1502 ats, now —J. E x c , . Sofa, chAJf, ottoman S 4-5507. Call 736-8224.

«d con- £ -------------0 40-------■U^— I • HEATING &rse trail- I AIR CONOmONIndltlon.

13,000 BTU/hr. win m oun t AQ unit. $2

, callaf- 733-1173 - . ■5410, -----------------------------= i 4 8 1 3I AugAoN

H usky B randing InI'PemiU WewHlbemanufactu11. Could electric branding ir tahares: —whno*y6irWfltbnrWff

will be freeze bran ~ horses. Come see i

the following Lives R ftm Auctions In July. Th< 2211L I Shoshone Auction, u 12. Jerome Auction,inow 13, Burley Auction ti Farms Gooding Auction, Jul 60 Twin Falls Auction.

^ further Information jrbonX 1-800-222-9628; 43-5553 booted I

i.55M i ^ W N i O A R D I

ns, $3 . .1 hp.dltch pump, 110 $150, call 423-4767.

larsand All of MV. Tractor 4 loi 36-6656 rototiillng, mowing. I:

w o rk , c o r r u g a t l----- 326-4631.__________ JD 216 garden traclot

)ATS m o w e r, sn o w b ll $1500.678-2654.

■ 1 pyg- — — — —pygmy Landscapers or con

t3-5553 tors: Decorative & 1 r r r T ^ t a i n r o c k s fo r 8i

423-5942.________

g RIDING MOWER; Snt 2 6 ' , u s e d 2 s e a s ' $1000.643-6592. ■

ROTOTILUNO U rg e or small gard

lawns, lots. Free est es. 733-6789. Bruce,

I Trimmer, professtona) . . type mower, $125.*%■ dialne 20 ' greens m<

$450.733-1173 d like to .lowboy d 8 1 8

lawen- A lrgom eter OP step jrabllla. SlOO/ofler.Call 324- and vai- after 6 PM{ w ?ve ' Exercise blke,.Adver

5600-R. Recumbent. ^ $250. 734-7070 evet

Proform Cross Tritlner :ES . mill, 6 mo old, $3e

best offer. Call 636-Xlancte or 934-8660.,..........M 804—

SjJwp I MISC FOR SAL2-3x8' solar panels.

I z __ «a.OraoenhotwatefI o o o d . pump. $125. Convw ro®wave. g ) & . e a . 837-6611

- 2 swing seta. $60 ea.h+dryef, awing. «6. skata b«.$ 3 S 0 ; $ 6 8 .ia n R V jr tm ^7 8 2 o r o rbw tofter. 738-03- _____ Adrnlhd2ra ta ra o c inH n. TV.$30aTrei{alwTi

. ,roKiM «w/cllpa.C3

Ma, i« - i C 4 ( i « w r . s i i '« a v

W n Falls, Idaho ’ Tuesday, Ji., July 11.1995

-Miscellane“] 4 8 1 7 ------r ~

^ J - I ^ I S ^ F O R S A ^

= \ Y O U R i t «

p o s - A D -T IM E S CLA SSIFIEC

------- D E PA H TM EN T7 - T 1 2 0 8 « 7 3 4 - 5 5 3 B

IO N POR SALE approx.' 20 v ds. u se d cbm m orck c o rp o t. g r e a t sh a p e

^ -brown.4-bluo.-$2.50/yt Call 733-1411 • '

~ For Solo: Used Earth stovi flood condition , $25(

ml .______related Lg. evapora ted swam ) MEG cooler, llko now, $17! ^ C a ll. -Elec.-hospital bod,:$12i _____ 637-6615' -

1LOgC»blnpkg$10S4S 24‘x32‘ v4th 6' porch rool

_____ r Swedish cope, saddlid&M notch logs 2*x6' T&G roi

lA ofl’ docking. Plans, video, lo & other sizes availoble

y . ^ 6 307-664-2445. ■Restaurant equip. 14.4 tc

— . —I tables. Ice machine (flal o r),'2 basket gas frye

3 and small wares. Call b<M a J fore 10PM. 208-655-414

WANTED: Usod goll bai-------- - Call 432-6697

W anted lo buy used ca IRPET pet, neutral colors; uso

l a w n o d g o r & u s e I redln- mulch e r ’Call 637-9000.

--------- Weldor-225 Mlllor Bobcain grey.___8.000 watt, portable wel< 1 2 0 0 .___or. cart/toads, $1600 flm ______ Call 736-6246________D, earth Wetbarw/coolor&5atool ockor. n n e cond. Call 423-493

I o n 'd I lAWN & GARDEN. PR fl7 ' V A C Y S H A D E .T ra

' g row s 6-10 ft.-yearl:I dining $4.9G-5.45 delivored. Pcle dish- t e d , . p l a n t a b l e noviby crib, Brocf^ure. 1 -600-615-34(‘' V ' ; — 5 E « 5 3 7 7 : i r a i i 5 r______ lB yoor nwdfc 733-0931,ib ln e t, Mdining M _______ 8 1 8 ...........

>3«63. |ilUS>CALWSTBUilEKTLdmwoL JEHEE.OfiUyERYBeai 10 now, ful Baby Grand piano, t______ CTafice, $1875.676-271n $125. R tstored ptanoa.733-39

---------- SALEIMSSolnotandCcI sole pianos, from $4S

^ Free doHvery. 676-271;

i -------------vindow lO FRCEEQ U IPM EN $ 200 . I & S U PPU E S

— MITA reconditioned copI ............ llko new. $975.734-901

2 — J 4 i i oIrons: ■ pE T S & S U P P U K

icturing,J Irons, COCKATIEL. p e ts ai A fra iw “ B r6odorsr$50-and i■ending ' 733-1334_______ ___ms“io^k tAB, black, 1 female left

10 weeks. $200/offer. Mi sell ASAP. Call 324-12

on, July p i n s c h e r . AKC min 11’ tu re . 10 w eeks old,

shots, male, oars cropp.l o n S ! _________

S H IH -T 2 U p u p p io 543-5663.__________

. n e u ALASKAN MALAMOT IP c ^ 1 'A yrs. old. registered

m ale. $300 . Call 73 ^ ^ 7065 after 4pm.

BLACK LABS. AKC rog i hin*; wks. old, asking $200 .. i “ n"3

BOXER purebred, 10 1 jjQf old, male, $100.733-26 b la d e , CLASSES: A boglnni ______ dog Uaining class ato

:S;COCKER SPANIEL, r

forsalo, 11 wksold, pr *® reasonable, had she Call 326-5447.

[5------- FREE Cot & kiltons, 61S d e n s . 2757 or 436-3620 Rer estlmat- •_«»• FREE C«ow X puppies "JT T J3 weeks old. healthy, fl 9K U r com e first se rv e . C

324-8627.mower,GERMAN SH EPH EI

1AKC male pups. $175 <324-5809.__________

______ GERMAN SH EPH EI

c e lle n t ge rm an bio — lines. $350. Parents/ent.AE Sale also. 543-5649

GERMAN Shorthair pu ~ — AKC, excel huntlr>g lin rwrtred- white & ticked. 736-86<

GOLDEN RETRIEVI ^ • . Q uality AKC puppii— Ready 8/12:825-8682

I GREAT DANE puppies wka old, purebrcKi, hi

• parents, win be X LG. \ A, $200 - d e l iv e r . $280-S3E lieftwal 837-4040 V - •

KITTENS Siamese coto ---------- manx.$18. e&733-5(

M ?«7s ' LAB AKC, chocolate', mi excel for hunting & tan

. .. ready7-9-95.$31donsole . Canfe4-0439.^

$300.1 LABS AKC p(9 a,outsta

i 3 2 2 ;S ’. Haa PARROTS, b A y . h iovared tad, Amazon, Cccicate^ 7 7 . Senegtf. 208422.791

- I

eouS’Recre: I 4 -820E j I p n ^ A S U P P l ^

LABS Black, puppies, S2C Call evos 733-3469.

. PERSIAN KITTEN.Cyj ^ rog, ch am p io n lin e s

POMEMNIAN 'AKC. tiny 9 wksold.

ip n croanVsaWo fluff balls.- Call 734-3132

T or 734-5437.

5 _ _ SAINT BERNARD, fomaH

apo . 734-2133 for Infotmailon

-SAMOYED Pure bred 1____ mo-old molo w/ paporiitovo; H o u so b ro k o n . $1J)(250 : 734-6852._______________ SHIH TZU, reg,. 3 wool.lamp old. Coll423-56ig.e i l i SPRIN G ER SPANIEi r r:pu7obrO<J;WacK-& white;

- molo, 2 fomolos, $50 ei ^ 5 9 vM. old. Call 5 ^ 6 9 9 : roof. ■ 'iddlo d 821 ^5 '“ ' I sT C T E o n A D jW c re

ib'o- NEC model AVD 7.00 dlj tai surround processi

~rr~ w/dlgltal delay. $250, n 7fl7L <JIo. turntable, proami

s i 0 0 , $ 3 0 0 / b o t l t e ■

— 4 ------------5 H -----------ball- |T O O l^M A C H IN E m

Coil rooting nailer, 48 coDi ' nails, usesi 3 days, $40C

cash f im 629-5354 s e d .>00. Compressor,.low hour — - 7 10OCFS. $5500/offo

537-6525. IR, gas.unit

4--- ----823--------I VARIETY FOODSitools. I & SERVICES 4934.---------ALREADY picked slra>PRI- berries now avail by ord

T re e at the Raugus) Strawb< arly; ry Farm, $5.-a gol + to I. Pot- 324-2036 from noon-5p

!I|1j!o5 ' b u m pe r CROP

gal plus tax. Picking da — I 7-11 am & 5-8pm. Ptoa*

no .ch ildren under_1 EKTS R a u g u s t S tra w b e r

Farm. 514 ml N of Peril a sy lh — Brldflo 8i-l’AinLWmBl ‘o. 80- fymore Rd cr 3 ml E 1 •2717 300 S Frontage Rd.

FREE swaot pie charrie you pick. Coll 736-7273

For sale; 25 lb bags ric . b e a n s a 12 b ean ml

------- , 1 543-4306-__________

4 " I 24 'iv iD E O E Q U lP M E K

Complete satellite syste ■ for sola. Ind. a largo di;

I -w/wiring & video ciph all $300. Call 543-8945

-

p“ |_ W A N T O T a f l l «

____ 10* Larger non-workli, left, 6 coior TVs & VCR’s. C , Must 423-4678 eves 81 v^ndi ll2£21 BuyJrtg bicycles. Schwii Tilnia- or any moke. Pro 60’s Id. all earlier. Any cond. Ci D p ^ . 543-8462 evenings

loave message 733-57:-------- days. Ask for Mel.s i o s .

Buying comlca. Stor Wa■ McDonald toys & oth

»OTE. typos of toys, sdenco f red fo- tlon. collectibles. 73 1734 - 0016.askforU ura.

-------- Buying peddle cars. Arog. 6 m ake, modol. color

00. oa. corid. 543-8462 evoi^n

— OT^dyA3°kfo°°M ”}-2660 Camper shoil for long wh< , , baso.'88ornev«)r,Cho ''’" '" 0 -p ick up. Need largo rc atarta d oo r (kick up In bac

S f d S 6 4 3 ^ . leave messa Color portablo TVs no<

Ing repair. 7344639.

1, price Computors, primers, shots, anythin olectronie,NC

WORNNQ orWORKir 733-6760 will picit up fr«

R e a ^ Enduror type motor eye 165-250. Travel trail 1 9 - 2 2 f l . N o J u n

? S 'r / t __________I. Call Honda Trail cycle, pro

90 cc or larger. Coll Gj ________

175 ea. Need '65 Chevy PU. a parts for restorathsn. C

HERD ....................old,. 1 Needed good used slldi 0%ex- S 'g la s s door, full si b lood m a ttre ss & |)ird ca( nts for 733-4728.

-------- Old ieathor gun bolts s' pups, holsters. 643-6315

y s ? ’ S u n V a l l e y - H a i lo■ Yellowstone Park ecu'

EVER nelr Items, or anything sp ie s , irrterest from these are

pioa. 7 WANTED BUY Ford 6 I, have motor to fit a 1981 Fi .G.WU - E cco Line ISO Van S 350 . auto-tmns. Cash.fOf_b ________ nwtof. 324-3700.

WANTED TO BUY Per 3-5556 for small iTTtg.weD. Co

trade for TF canal shar^ 32»426a-

WANTED uaad Lavis 8 ^$350. -Cali 8434001----------

WANTED; Good used!tstand- S 8 0 0 - $ 2 0 0 0 .C i lped 8- e2Sr8631. ,

WANTED: usad bar»< .h a n d Saxophone. & 80 yrdi katooa. good u sed carpet. C •7011 3 2 ^ 0 3 . -

eationai

1“ 825J ^ A N T C D T O B ^

Wanted buy. Good usoc g o s furnace. 1 2 6 ,0 0 0

— 140.000 BTU. Snake Rlv FA er Rats. Coll Jim Hodgertoa- at 654-2145.__________:— Wanted cash to r IBM com

patiblo computors. ColTO3-9444.____________

Wanted to buy 3.0 V-6 on . gino f o r B u k :H Contu

---- ry, call 734-4010,,od! Wanted to buy. Quad Run^ ner, 4x4 w/ hitch, gcoion. cond. Call 423-6340.j y . ,v^t^toJiu^..TfampotlnB

Wonted: Bamboo Kahin!___ poles, any condition. Alai

010 milk cans. 733-4703 Wanted: largo & 2 smolle

PI parrott cages. Unwante< ==,■- _snakos.-roptlle8,-blrd8.-o ' any other exoUo onlmalt M2. R&<a, mtee, gorblls, hom _ sters, Ig or sm oquorium ■7-1 fo r m ice . e tc . No flal

e q u ip , c r a c k s o k a yDS 734-6077____________digl- Wanted: small oldor dum isor -truck, o r fla tbed true , ra- w/holst. No larger thamp, 1^.^T. 543-8390_______ ^ ' Would like to buy commoi

----- clai convection oven. Ca— 1 677-2037 or 678-658

■ _

itled 4 82700/- I ^ A R A Q E S A t ^

GARAGE r f SALE -] . ‘ TIME!s 2 d a y s , 5 lin e s

$15? 5 r • $ 2 for each additional llni

Listed by separate dtlosfc S,®. your convonionce on

Fridays & Saturda/a

5£!H. Bet*ourgarage.sale kltl t ' DMdllnee: . .

Thursday 12:00 noon fo

' Friday 1 2:0^oon lase (or Saturday-12.

m 828 |m e D 1 C A L S U P P I^

E on a BEC e lec tr ic mobilii scooter, never been uso

r — p a ld $ 3 3 0 0 .A a k in I $2500. Call 753-9253

r i ^■ '

—

>tam “I ATVS/WOTORCYCLK

-81 Harioy Davidson sup — 1 glkJe. 60 cu. in. low mile

- fat Bobs, nico blko. mtjy _____Boo..$09si(l-Pi.be3toffi

431-5434, Burley. ID.c S ,’82 Honda Twinstar. 200c

Ids MOVING, MUST SELI— Hos steering lock, helmWinn lock, a auto stort. $500/''g o r ffer. 736-9967

IS or '85 Hondo M agna, 65C 5782 actual mis. $1800/be

offer. 677-4102 woekoncl

5 ^ '8 6 Ho^ida AsponcoC ithor boaOtlful bike only 21 ,0( oflc- 'ml, looks, runs like rw 7 3 3 . F u l l d r .o s s . $ 4 8 5 1

676-8799___________*89 Hondo Shadow 8(

ar or Twin, $2300/offer. 54 ^Ings ■ 9222, Bob or leave mag

'94 Yamaha Virago 110 only 600 miles, $5800

rtfool' can be financed for Ic hovy monthly pymts. 73441(

1982 Honda Goldwlng,f d r e a s w /a l l tho toy 12,000 mis, $2900. C

lOod- 324-7219 {9am-5pm) 733-7904 after 8 pm.

r 1988 600 Kawasaki NIn n o t $2200 or best offer 73 <INQ 7057 or leave msg.

1969 RMX 250 , $162 velo 1988 K D X 200.'$97 f f i Both oxcoi cond.543-51 in k .____ HARLEY DAVIDSON

ULTRA CLASSIC q J ^ Full Dross with under^ 2,000 mlfes------ $19,800 .a .o r Phono 733-1823

1994 Nln)a 600. excel cor ------ Must sellllt 423-5212. •

" J S HONDA O o ld w lrtg ima o e . w/Vettorv»lnd|ammer,«

® cond. low miioe. Most»------ Baby on the Way. $16ia n d or b ^ offer. 736-2896------ KX-801969, Rebuilt molle y ? g r e a t s h a p o . $ Wsuvo- 636-6890

K a w a s a k l l 3 0 0 f u • d re s s e d - j i u y j ^

6 ^ ~ co !^ .. $2600 726-1166

,n®J/ SUZUK1125 ATV 4 4 CLbest *92 Harley.Davldaon-fi____ Sportster, Custom pabi'ermlt exhaust. Mtich chronz S 2400 mi. $ a so a 423^4

^ j " 903 ^

'89 Tracker, 90 hp0B,ff

rds of ,nsh/sw, 160 More .C a ll l/0 . s 2800«(10r. ‘

I . Cad 5 4 3 ^ 1 -

J , \

nJ'MR TT^ Tsod 00- ■Rlv-.jors

:;all- I B i & U d i M f l- - S & f lC o n s t r u c t r o r

N eed a backhoe? "Need a dum p truck?

— Dependable S E ^ e n c © lun- . 98S S . 1200 E., Eder cod Call U3 a t 825-5416

i in o L

il o C E R T in E D S T E E^ buildings

’ Metal Bulldlnos &-R00 : oiler 4 Oarage ♦ Workshop

♦ Carport ♦RV Storage----------Machine Shop—♦Horse Bams ♦LoafiflflSJH COMPLETEINSTALLATIC

fish Custom Design/Low Prici o y . 100% FlnandnflOS Y/a. &__ 736-6548um^ • • Call Anytlmo

han

1

M obile L ube-N -Tun Quality C ar Care

that c om es to youl Oil C hanges, Radiate

Service, B a tte^ Testir,1™IS for

ffso AU»l‘SQ«nmlC«rp.iitkltl R em o d els • New

construction • Special!

' . jobs & repairs. ____ 7 3 4 4 2 4 4

.PC T U R N IP S E E D ___CONSTRUCTION.

•Ility Remodeling, decks, “ ®'J; roofing tiles & additior

U censed & insured ' ___ STEVE 324-9210

M H t t t t U i S B i u J

9 J & C D A Y C A RLicensed staff

C PR 4 FA Cortltloc LES ' Mon-Sat. 6am -6 pm

All a g e s accepted, lupor C A U . 734*1206

musto f f o r . _____________

~

xcc.e l l . ^ ■ r r r W m

COUMTBYCLEflNEI------ We dean here, we dea

• there, we dean everywhe RssldonIM.dolalllno.

offices. Reasonable rate :odo . refs, avail. 7344728 1,000 _______ .

I6 0 !

800543- C O M P U T E Rnag- C O U N T R Y CLUE1100,-^ Opgrade. CD, memo00 w Support, service, trac r low Software m embershi 8101 733-4808------ L o ca tedacroM thea tiB, full by Computpr Mart.

° a ______ I .n )o r

■ j r r . W IS E C O N C B E T

------- rock worK decorative roc

P I :•5157

3Nr MVC 733*9441

• Hydroseeding.landScap «>rfnWersyMfns,fenc<

1 decorative colored concrI----- SAVEICKJO?w odt over mo« contractors

MOco .'■ “ S R & H C o n s tru c tlt

Windows, Tie Sett!n(

S i r :

fu l l - Inter- •.

LcokBrttLAIim tlll

rome. 006)7 8 8 ^1 0 4 -4481. . ; ■

SB A>1 D R Y W A UExpert hanglno.tapfn

i J S • texturlfjfl. Since 197 .Job® large or email

j l ^ - • 733-3879 •

*'' • • - - I * .li

1 e x t 2 fbr w o n In/on

f a n Dean’s Excavating, Inc W e d o a sp h S t •

[lo drlvevrays. Parking lots

ir J s a■ JD EXCAVATION

___Eootlfi8sJ!wndatiof»_

WaiorfaDs, Ponds. Top Soil e e l Rne Grading. Landscaping ; ReasonaWd Rates/Tradeloofs Rock Hauling 734-7948

i FENCES!’1 ? ? heabiwoooconsibik™

Free EsllmatBS , Local; 733-9063

i-800-733-9063 '

H F E N C E P h O :Fences, Decks, Awning:

W ebuiW &ilppair all types o ffences.

- i s .4 2 3 -4 4 M o r

s 1 .800447-4490.6) M J I . I . I . I J U J j M

■ K Mru n e Old Worid Flooring re , Artistry?“] Hardwood Installatior ‘® 0^, Rnlshlng & Refinlshinc 'Sting. Painting (Inside & out)

P e le Button 7 3 44972

Taity

M*&-M G o n s tru c tio iRemodels a Repalra

Roofing. Decks. Fences,-----------Skiing, Doors, Windows.:n Cmpet.Filmlture Cleanln ■<M 733-9331

Itions. T reat's C oncrste C onsred. , Concrele work of all types 10 Foundations a excavalioi

for manufactured homes ■ . FREEESTIItfATES

423-4524 or 7334923

DELIVERED ned S and & gravel topsol nm for driveways,

• parking lots, etc.« ^{ 3 raw /S « to s

NORTHWEST COMPANY. INO.

. 733-1234

MERS WORK OF A mdean Home repair; Bectrical where, plumbing, light c ^ n t ry , ino painting yard & building

■

■ HONEY DO, INC,IIINo Jo b too small

Call DEWEY TUBBS 7344271

R _______ —---------------•UB Lavm Sprinkler Systei fiory- Vinyl Home Siding trade- Insured. Free Estlmatei rshlpl KEN’S Handyman Senrtt

326-5836 o r 326-5W

E T E SA W TO O TH «rk, S H E E T M ETALi. Heatlng/AlrCondltioninI rock. R efrigerationwRalos C om m erc ia l &

R esidentia l (2 08 )7334548

r w ? !

S ow ?' P E R S O N A L CA RI increle, H O S P IC E C A R E 0 % H O M E C A R E:tors. M edlcare/M ^lcald

- — 7 S f f i T M n ^ ^ l ! ^ c nS 5 L STAFFING SERVIC

SERVICE INC.

n n j ianytime

^ ■ 1 ID AHO H O M E p H H EALTH A N D

_ H O S P IC E734-4061 Twin Falto

"ner. 436-6855 Mlnl-Cassit olof-.. Certffled/Ucenaed/Bond iipR.N, Hpme Health Leadeft itlon . Homegrown in Idaho

u x B»n»l1«l'«H o.m eC«

C all B rttc*: 733-7543

I '

P

rmatlon or your servic

■ ■ ■ n i lric. U y u y M a i M U l i f i l

,B. Bill's HandymanNo lob too small -

Light construction.28 - Remodeling, p a ih tln o -— Also Lawn C are •J 423-4296 o r 420;7079

Si---------- H om eR apB irs------O f A l l l ^ d s

^ CAUL^ D a l e R o b i n s o n I r S A ^ Z B S B

H ffav A Son Construct/on " ^m anQ uallty.C ounta-

1 ! custom dodo, palfes.'

733-5369

R e m o d e l in g ?_ N e w C o n s t r u c t io n ?

All kinds of contracting. Also d ecks & 1

'99- ■ lavm shedsRon H arney733-8380

SECU RITY BUILDING MAINTENANCE

20 years experlencel.

I C ar^ntry . remodeling, home repairs, painting, fences & (leeks. 326-5144

® S N A K E RIVERon D eck s & P a tio sing ■ Over 25 Y ears Exp.J tf 733-3264

SOUTHERN IDAHO

B BUILDING & REPAIRPainting. Roofing. SWlng,

Decks. Fences & R e m o d ^ of All Types.

o n -3 2 4 .8 4 3 2 & 326-5332„.

Is W a r d 's H o m e _ C o n s t n j c t l p n

— -toola^orloosmaIL20yfa-exper.FfeeestimatBS.

I8L ■ ^ 6 , 1 1 W ard >08. 734-6294

a McGinnis Industrial W dd lno .F ab rtcatlon

24 hour portiS^ service, ■oil R saso n ^ e rates

Shawn or Debbie 733-0033

__ Alpine LandscapingSpri^ dean-up. rotbMng,

■ - - " T A M ? . ' . -■ i . s te rn s . All van) care JJ. needs. Froe e s t 734-7698.

niaaR C L 8SPR im a£B s !^’ Setvidng now & oW ’0 systems, conversions,

manual/ electric, landscaping. F ree E s tim a te s

— 324*7653 o r 420-6036 i l ! ------------------------------i g r e e n s k e e p e r3S Lawn care

Thatching— Landscaping ’ torn Debris Removal I 734-7334

LAW N P R O045 Mowing & Trimming For ^ S m aira U rg e Lawns.,

a I Brand New Equip. Free Estimates

423-6362 o r 420-6362

M R . G R E E NI The Yard Caro Servlcemar

Mow-Trim-Rototlll-Repalr Sprlnklers-Landscape 7345068 or 4206101

FREE ESTIMATES

T on/s Landscaping. Piun-____ Ing. trimming, new lawn■ I sprinklers, spring deanups

& dean tots. 15 yrs. exper. _ _ We do what you can t

^ F r e e E s t 7 3 « 3 2 .

Idi - .......... C U ST O MIlls R O T O T IL U N Q

5 'tiller mounted on tractor 48 ' weed roto cutter

ICE CaU Murray Baikmanaf 7M-6030

22HBQSSB9D E S E R T O A S I S

) T rrosendce.SorfrMer & Lan<tecap(ng,

iii--------- ^S e rv ic^ igM -^ Irt-* -Sa Wood River Valleys, nded 886-2011 o r 734-3261

B m a q i c v a o e yMEDICAL SUPPLY

:a r e ANDOXYQEN

r

PEO PLE CARINQ^ ^ r o n p E o p i ^ ^

R V I C EQ D pytce representative \ '

a M O N E Y E X P R E S SW espe<^lze In real estate

in a perMnal loans. Poor - credit & bankruptcy^ O.K.t

Great rates'l Locally'O'; ownedI(2QS)736-0033

ro

~ NORTHWESTCOtORS------ -Ooni let your house fade

_ In the summer sun.Protect Itvrfth a new coat .

_ of paint Free Estimates. o„ - Call 3248598

Clauas's Pra PaliiUng--------Lowest bid In town.

\a. Highest quality. Exterior bojsh, roll, or spray. Also

oiling roofs, all work. Guaranteed. Local refs.

FREE Estimates!

30

7(3 P R O F E S S IO N A l. ROOnilQ&COATIN(»

, 733-7221 o r 326-5857' Commercial. Industrie,g, residential. Buildup roofs,g, Leaks repaired in 24 hrs.

. «SHARPENINGSEHViCE

r r a S l d e & S S S> aipper sharpening & repair.R 141 B racken S t S .ng. 7344050 ★1-8q0-47t-4050

es.

2 _____R E S T E A S Y :

H ate S h o p p in g ?— 111 uike the hassle— ___ _out of your dayl Grocery

0" or ony occasloni yf®------Call n » @733-8976.--------------

■ I D & L T R E E SE R V IC E 'H Serving all Maolc ■ Valley a ^ o o d River " areas. 733-4110. Local ll 536-5185 Insured.

DALE’S T H E E U M B a • CH IPPIN G

For mulch or disposal. rj33 Free Estimates

(206) 734-2742 M (208)733-3123

I * NATHAN'Sng_ Tree^mm^ng & Topping.

I. Removal. Free Estimates. 734 -1157" : ----------

98. R & R T R E E SERVICETrims, removal. Also

•RS stump grinding. Fully Insured. Free estimates

I, ‘inMajaic Valley 324<}667 ping, or 800-675-8223

136 S H E L T O N 'S T R E E S E R V IC E

:R Serving Magic Valley,W ood River Valley

or w herever FREE ESTIMATES

733-9318

- T R E E S T U M P ^ GRINDING & REMOVAL •

Free Estim ates - " 733-1554

INNOVATIVETUTORING ■ ^ Si/mmflfSesston ■■M K-8* Phonics •Rsadng H - Writing • S d e n ce 'M ^

Call Bed(y@ 734-7832 L ' or Ruth @3244522

HJf' RATHER HAVE AN-A- WECAHHELP

-auarant»9d Tutoring^P6f- English Qramnw/Writing 1 Creative Writing!. CaHJImst733-9l73'

ictorI t E L E C T R O L U X Vaf Vacuum deansrs,

shtmpoows, centnl vacs, sal«,M (vlcesan(t repairs.

2- STANDIEYTRENCHING ,. repair ol any eqdpment

■ •alumtnumpiperej^- Viafi lii field m aintenm .734-5544 •1-800-734554a

^ 1001 3rd Ave; W. .

LY

^ W IN D O W C LEA N IN G 'Z em an Enterprises ,

S ® Call for free bW, • 1-800<«94-71»'

■ - * ■ ,

. I • • *

Recreati

THE ACE!

•"One doesn’t discovt■ 'w ithout consenting o fth esh o re fo ra ve ri

T ry y o u r luck witl tru m p g am e. T he dex in a w o r ld c h a m p li m o s t d e c la r e r s fm d n ing so lution. See if y

A gainst a s tan d an — h e a r f le a d r S o u t lr t

q u e e n w ith h is acc .. S o u th c o n t in u e ?

........p laccd th e ir b e ts onluck in e ith e r spades F i r s t , th e y c a s h e d t

___ ____a c e .J I a d a n .h o n o ta Fp lanned on tiy in g foi to n a n d a h e ^ y n ine bo th d e fen d e rs follov c a sh e d th e a c e a n d ; a n d tr ie d a sp a d e bac W est w on, contlnuec th e d e fe n d e r s took a n d o ne h e a r t fo r one

T h e s u c c e s s fu l d ta ck ed in a n u nusual s t e a d o f - t r y in g di sp ad es , th e y tr ied th s u i t — h e a r ts ! A fter In d ic a te d h e a r t s we c ro sse d to dum m y’s ( I 'e tu m e d a h e a r t , ii n in e . T h e fin e s se ag h e a r t 10 w as a 50-50 w h e n .it w orked , i t yie

• n in th w in n e r . , H ad th e h e a r t flr

Sou th would have ha a s p a d e to w ard h is 1

__ o n w inn ing o n e of tv,fin e sse s v in s w hone' t h e h e a r t 10 o r sp a m u ch b e t te r chance ' th e Q*J o f d iam onds d

............— ------------- ------------- 903-----------------------I ’ BOATS &I ^ACCESSORIES

“ ’ ~ " 15‘ (?08llinor 8kl boat. £ HP EvlnrudB. easy loc

__________ Uailor_Slfl50.J2LAqiCat solo boat S395. 73 2944 or 734-2190.

16' (0 man) aluminum fls: J n g boat w/factory traJie

15 hp'Evinrudo, S15C nrm. Call 324-6927.

16' Sunrunnor, 120 hi Merc-oulsor, EZ load tr walK-thm windshlold, or ow nor, w/BlI acces: ready to go. $4700. Ci 734-3199 after 6 pm

17' R & B aluminum dr boat, trailer, aeats, oat anchors Induded. S3,00 Ca»734-717Sovonlng8

— ir-6EASWIRL-176hprl/i ome cobra, V-6, low hn g r e a t c o n d . , S8SG

— 526-3246'.........

18 1/2' I/O fiberfonri, 1( hp, new s e a ts , w ate pum p , a n d outdrlv i $3SQO/oWor 324-9209

19V4' Bayliner, 1/0 In oxc ' cond.. Ideal family & s

boat, Chovy 225 hp. dot . runs groat. $6495 73:

6241 days or 733-661 eves.

' l976Chryslersklboat,1C ' HP, $3000 or beat otfo ; Call 543-5953.' 1963 16' Bluefin, 70 h ; Evenrude,£Z loader tni■ er, $3500roffer. Call 73; , 762SanerSpm. .; l990S6aDoo,2peraonl'1 ski w/new Karavantrallo' perfect original cond. vei

.Iowhr8.$3200.431.543: Burley, ID___________; 24 'RberfomiboolandtrB' er, fun cabin cnjlser, 2t' hp Merc drfve, toilet, sin

.< sto y e , s le e p s 6, swii; platfomi, depth finder ar. oiher accessories. Vei! dean. for Blolr Spc: ding 532-4379, s e e i; Toms' Marina. Buriey: ATTENTION R8HERWA1 16‘HewesCraftRlvefRui I ner w/116 HP Evlnrue I 0/B w/}et pump, ♦trolllr I motor+flsh finder+mor ' extras. $5995. Call 64:

■-rb 6637 after 6:00 p.m. i' . ‘f weekefidsi................. :

For sale: ^ nearty new Mi I ravla self-balling raft: ; oneWllllowal&onaW '• itowall.Alsoallalunrlnu '• 2 ratttriw/1 2 vortetec/h

draullc top dectV hIc; i o w B r 3 f o r l f c a d' lng/unloBdlnfl.*rrl h«; mao wheels, motorcycr< carrier for shuttle blk< i; ' etc.'S3600. per unit i

____ t- $10-000j 436-SI 000 evenlnpe.

1 Rayson Craft, flat boMor• -.t .< V drlve,-areatw al8ra

T ' b o a t . New F o rd 38 !; nwtor. $3900. 733-9590|; ‘s«i-Klng7V4hp, outboa 1' motor, (tfr cooled), yt a • lo w h re . e x c o l com | :$2SQ/offer.C«ll733-1ia

? S«aDooSt'» 420-1937^

; f l 904 ' : Ic A M P E R S /S H E m

• I

1

ticnal'Trarii

ES ON BRIPCo v e r new lands ng to lose sight lery long tim e.”

—Andre Gide

W E S T ivith today ’s no- * A J 8 dea l w as played ¥ K 8 5 ip io n s h ip w ith ♦ Q 7 in d in g th e w in- 10 8 5 ify o u can d o a s .

la rd fou rth -besth t a k e s 'E a s t ’s---------- ;-------ce ..H ow sh o u ld ? T h e . l o s e r s on find ing good V ulncrab Ics o r diam onds. D e a lc n S id t h e d ia m o n d 'iap p e a re d ,.th e y __ T he.biddfor Q -J double- c o u ih

ine tricks . W hen [lowed low, th ey ad ja c k of c lu b s onen in e I back lo th e king. ^ ® ued s p a d e s a n d q uok fo u r s p a d e s)n e ,d o \^ .. Crtiifh holl d e c la r e r s a t- Sou th l}o nal d irection , In ­

d ia m o n d s o r 1 th e o p p o n en ts’ ^ />. l e r W est’s le a d -w e r e 4-4, th e y N o rth

'’s c lub ja c k a n d .in s e r t in g th e

a g a in s t E a s t ’s A N S W E 1-50 c h a n c e a n d b a re m ir y ie lded Sou th ’s re sp o n s i

r a i s e tof in e s s e fa ile d , m o y h av i h a d tim e to try

is k ing . B e ttin g /[ tw o -m ^ o r su it inever E a s t has s p a d e a c e — a sendixi^qu ice' th a n finding i s doubleton .

= ] - | ’ i -904 ~■ c a m p e r s / s h e l l s

IS 'a w . 1980 Kamp-away campe it 'a s "lO'/i deluxe, hot showe ’ load queen sized m attresi AnSa m u st s e e l l 9 7 9 F or ^ 4 - "F 2 5 0 r4 6 0 onginer70

mllos, $7,500. Would sc -------' separately. 734-5363.

79 Casltas cab-ovef cami ^ 0 0 er. 1 1 1/2fL Self contains

toilet. Sw am p coole ------- heater. Ofts/elec. Now Ir0 hp, terlor & exterior. Ver idWr, cloan$1100.643-5926.less* 9'1965 self contained, dl1 Call luxe Coachman campe i' $1760, Call 326-4497.

Black Leer campor shel 1 drift 6'. Ford factory bed line oars, running boards. $750/ofti

J.OOO. takes all. 734-4260 1H21_ Blue shell tor '69 OodqPrl/0, —w/bonoh^^arpo^.kU..AI hrs.. grey carp e t. Musi so 5500 make offor. 734-6045.— CLEAN 1972 metro 6 fI. 165 ' overshotcamper. tee bo:a te r- stove, furnace, dean ber iv e , and c a rp e tte d . $60(>9 734-1338____________oxcol Clean Northland overshi& ski ' campor w/]acks. gas r<dean frig, furnace, porta-pott733> sdssor steps &,front tli6811 carrier, fils Ford Rangi

PU.$12S0. 764-2590—— Cone8logo11V4ftsoU-coi ^20® campor. nice cond. wati otter- heater, $3200. 436-055 ____ or 436^695 eves.'0 ^,P R educed, Q'A' C a s c ^

camper. Self contalnei 733- used very little. $6,501

____ Call 324-7327.

O'),!®* Small pickup shell, 6 i ^ o r , $ 1 7 5 .^ -6 0 6 1

4 905---------I GUNS/RIFLESJimil-

260 Browning Citori Ughinin , sink. 12 ga. over/under sho iwim gun/case. New. S135iirand 4 3 6 - 4 ^ ____________

UkonoM 22 mnj. boll n »on iffle, 31® acopo. m

I cfise, 250 round ol nrL___ mo,goodcondtllon,.$19IMAN Coll 733-1667 ofter 4prr

iliid’a MAK DO Sported + 5 dip

monyRUGER P89 9mm auto pl

to i, exc, co n d ., $341 __ ^ BROWNINO pump she

5 ™ - Remlnglon 700 BD1.-S . 223. fJew In box. $500

offer. 7 3 3 - t ^ leave tni a d - SHARPS 45-70 now ar I h a s used. Casul 454. Oesc cycle Eagle, .44 mag.. Brow bike. . Ing 1686 45-70 grade nit o r model 12 2 8 giiage grackage. s, ^

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;“Tki i - H O T T U ^ O O U1991 Hot Springs Sov«

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tequaUmla.nwAcai. P.O.DaiUMI. :nm««bSASBIirnp|)r.

ins. UntlM FMulv S;rnSctls

....907— • -L S iM O tO R HOMES &RVS

iper. •82,Apollo S cep tre 35.' ■w®'' turbo. 82 Detroit diesel, e s s . good tires, twin beds, ow-

,?0KI sell Kohler generator, 2 roof-

top AC^, lots of extras,

jle r, '0 5 Paco Arrow, 30', low ml. new tiros, awning, gen ., 3 AC. eloc. stop,

28- micro. Mint Cond.^ $24,000.768-4514;P«r f9 8 0 B e a v e r 2 3 ', 440'•__ Dodge, rear bod. excel.

cond, $15,900.734-6488 or 420-5035

tofto(

I bed '300.

■shot ■ V ' s re- lotty, t tire

-com 1995 Mdsvater

!!! m eis + n i 4 6- ^ 4 5= j T o t a l

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1963 Cross country doss A . 30-ft.*57K'mi. 454 Chovy

engine. 6.5 KW gon. 2 AC. Top'storago pod & d o l ly . 7 3 4 * 8 1 lO o r733-6513. •

■ 1990 32' ChaparrolCloss A. 464, genorolor. awnings, auto levelors, TV. many ejtrab. Clean, kept garaged, low mllos.

:. must see! 538.950. Colt734-0791

25' Exocutlvo motor homo.V8 , AT, AC-roof top & In d a sh , c ru lso . c ap ta in

—a e a t87-lll«^-NEW.auto. gas/oloc rolrig, 4 bu/nor ra n g e w /oven above , NEW TV ontenna w/12 volt tutor, now battorlos.

/ -g en e ra to r, la rg e 'b a tti w /tub /show or combo, NEVt/ carpot. 3 tab les,

:=zi:.cpuch,-elec,-slop, :18'-ow­ning, runs groat. In vory

' • Bpod cond., $8100 or will consklor reasonablo offor. C a l l b e f o r e l 0 PM . 206-655-«149________

- 3 2 'Closs A 197;6 Concordmotor homo, fully loaded,

B $16,000/offor. 733-4362 DIPLOMAT, 1975, Class

Avory dean. 733-6511 Make o ffe r, m u s t *0111 '1978 Dodge Monaco. 23'. Coll 676-5902 or see at 300 W. 40th St. In Buriey.

WINNEBAGOMinnie 300, Minnie Winnie

f, • Worrior. Bravo, Adventurer “ BROCKMAN'S RV ■t 734-31671-800-773<>167

! '79 Delta M.H. 36,000 ac- ^ lual ml & '79 Honda low

cor. $12,500.736-9975.‘93 ROCKWOOO Maverlk

30' 6 '. Fuel injected 460 Ford.-genorator. roof air. microwave, otc. 12.500 ml. $36,996. 766-0031 days, 7680-3722 eves

909“ I SPORTING GOODS

..HtltmNQSUPPtJES

Ll 1975 H arley g as cart & trailer. $600 or best olfor.

JS: . Coll.734£705?.leayo mag. ISl; Camper $800.14' rowboat (,« $ 2 5 0 o r b o s t o f f o r . ?7g -734^5419.

oJ; f ~ . 9 1 0 Isg- | t RA V ELTRA IL£R^

— 74 Travel Eze,'30' AC, self ow contained w/tip out, sot ig. up Bliss pari<, space 14. 9p. $3500, after 2:30 p.m. or

352-4230 befo re 2 :0 0__ p-m.________■40 '63 Terry Resort, 10', self :el. contalnod, shower, refrig, 188 (gas/olei:). tandem axle.

-^0 0 .-7 3 4 -4 2 6 0 •

azda Protege) 0 Rebate fX Luxury Packs

FREE

s

zdaB2300SE^10 Rebale5 AirCon(}itioi __ FREE

) O W N ^ $ 2 5 0 1

m M ^OAcQvim

W 1 9 i

iio 1' I

V 17 ' Avalon stove, refrig, toi- / lo t . now to n k p u m p .I bottory. $2500.734-7336r 18'/i' Bell tondom axle,

oxcol. $3500. 676-2C54. Of 676-3027.__________

1972 Terry. 24 ft. Cloan S2100 or bost offor. Call

; after 5pm. 625 5632.; 1977 5th wheel Comfort ' trailer. 23' for salo.'Call . 324-4051.____________• 1981 21 ft. light-weight ’ Rroball Trir. Gos.jJwr or ’ b o t to r y . F u lly s e l f -’• —contalned.-Go anywhore - ' w/ or w/out hook-ups.

Stove. Bhowor, refrig, TV- anlonna. Incl. oquallzlng• hitch. Exc. cond, $4900.’ 733-0038.____________! 1961 21 ft. light-weight----- RroboH-Tflr.-Ga»,-pwr-or _I b a t t e r y . F u i ly a o l f - I contalnod. Go anw hore

w /o r w /out hook-ups. Stovo, shower, refrig. TV antenna. Ind. equalizing

• hitch. Exc, cond. $4900.’ 733-0038.

1985 29 ' self contalnod Sunburst. loaded, AC, mi-

’ croW Qve.16' ow ning.. $7500. 1979 Dodge von. t 360. AC. till. 4 captains

chairs, skylight, bar, ro- ( frig, tablo, couch/bod.

$3250, Will soil together- for $10,500.324-67689 1088AlMnlll»DL,22-5\i\ r wheel, LOADED, now

AC, front olflc. Jacks, tri ’ . hitch on back tinted win-- dows. Sharpll 733-8469,- 1927 Heybum Ave E.

21' SHASTA Deluxe fullyself-contained, like now

K insldo and out. $35000 423-J507

P 26' Fireball travol trollor- ' oxcol. cond. lots of extras.

Call 733-4236._________26' Shasta 1977. sell con­

tained. 3 bunks In back, great for families, sleeps

• 9 , $4500,-best offer.. Cal' 629-5651. _______30' 5th whool, heat. AC, Ij

I- - bn th-w /show or'a t u b - - ,. queen bod, groat shopo

S5500. 734-6101Z “COUEWAN ten t trollor “1 sloops 5, 5800 934-9014

COMPANIONpl Quality mado in Idaho If NASH>t Affordable, durable I. BROCKMANS' RV >r 734-31671-600-773-3167 0 '■

Roadrunner, 5th whool- trailer w/ FORD F150,If . 1963, low oilloago, both . ], groat cond. Must see! To- ). talofbdth, 511,000. Call

326-4642

p n g i

jLX 199f

.age ^ 1 5 0 0 ^ Plus Spec Lease& ‘v6onl

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"81 Prowler Travol Trir. 28 • ft. Sloops 5. Vory nice, f

• Must soo to appreciate. Also 1962 Ford 1 -ton Recreation von. Carpolod. - Bod & ice box. $10,500. f o r bost oftor. Will sell

; soparaio. 326-5643. (

' f "gii I ‘• B tm U T Y T R A ll^ R S l ^

I 4X4X6 Single oxle, w/rem- ' ovable sides, $450. Call

J 423-4767. 'r Army trailer, V< ton. well

built, suitable for many ► — uses, oxcol. cond. $500.. Call 537-6737._________

!_ [ g | | | i' i 1001 I ,J | _ A W A T t O N _ J -

1961 C essn a 150, com- I plolo loss engine & prop, I

1 $5500, w/ongino &-prop. !$8900. 431-5434, Burioy,

- ID _____________

* 4 looF nI AUTO PARTS &

r I ACCESSORIES

. 1980-66 Ford full size PU, box. $400. 2 bedllners, 6 '„ Ford full size, $125. oa.I 734-4697 ' 4 cylinder Perkins diesel■ engine, $1500/offor.. Popsl bottle ma^lno. Call 733-2855. __

t JAPANESE ENQINE & , TRANS. 4X4 spodols.

' 1-800<»5-3742

1 0 0 5 I ANTIQUE AUTOS & COLLECTIBLES

. OLD DELTA-68 convortiblo.! 1972. Totally restored.I A sking be low books.

532-4560.__________ _

1 0 0 6 ^ 1 ' SEMI & HEAVY

EQUIPMENT

— 'egK V /T^ooTsum m tnsr ■I good tiros, hydraulic wot

kit, $26,500. 423-4214 evos or 423-5659 days.

1978 Froightllnor. 1982 In­ternational 4300; 645-B I Rat /MIco loader 3 yd. Call

r 734-7039. •___________II Eloc. conveyor. 3 ph. mo­

tor, $4K, Dump truck w/ i h r snow plows, mllilary 6x6 >• a sso rted beds. $2K to II $1 OK oil. Soo at Tho Tri­

umph Mine. 615-742-3173

JordEin

)5 Mazda 626 , V6 o r E ^I Rebate-----ecial

nly ^ 2 6 9 ”»>DL M mo. doud «nd Icau. S^O UQulsttIc itiitlMstlUMlrwepuon, PjymeMdowft'i

RatldittI taMd on 36.000 mUM

995 Mazda IVC JOOCashR

>95 Mazda B2S 4x2 or 4x4

) 0 Cash Re]

A

1006 I 4SEMI & HEAVY I

EQUIPMENT ,■F

• F R U E H A U F d ry v a n48x102. Alum, whools.

' $6500. Call 733-1332 •. Fruohauf 38' aluminum fro- I moloss ond-dump. $12Kr

Groat Dane 40' stainless - stool roofer trallor. $4K- F

Dorsoy 43' double drop, beaver tall low boy, $11K.

1994 Oswall Bocal. 35' su- ' por sproodor w/oxtras.

I $41,000.1981 Froightllnor. convon- -

- Uonal Cummins, big cam, F I 3-350.9 spd. $16,000.I 1982 KW cob over. 15 spd.

3406. Cot 400. SflSOO; ------Call 436-6967.

Clasillled . I . (or people ^ evwywtwel 733-0931.

Soli or trado, 3'/i yd ortlcu- loiod scoopmoblio loader,

-220-hp,-23.6x25-16-ply- — tiros. Asking $8000 or will 1! toko calvos, horsos or l a c k In t r a d e . C o l l -

, 324:1138_________ ^

4 ieo7 1I ^ ^ J R U C K S ^ ^ ^78 CHEVY Luv, 934-9014

TOYOTA 7 9 5'spd. now j; motor & point, comploioly rodono, sharp, must see, $2765. Coll 733-8431

5T Whlltenborg. $7500.J 733-6805 A

CHEV Y '7 9 V*T 30k ml Iw/Northlond cam por. ■

. S6200 733-4084 1|‘ CHEVY 79 %T AT, AC, till, I, 85k, $2995.733-0477 |

CHEVY '79. C30 dually, pi *. 4 5 4 , 4 s p d , $ 4 5 0 0 .

536-6159_____________ IDATSUN 76, runs groot. ,S400/olfor. 734-0540 _

DODGE '62, V. ton, slop ° side bod. runs, noods a , llttlowork$300.655-4134 I or 734-6148 leave msg. _

DODGE. Dakota, 1988. V6 , excel, cond, 326-5146. - !

CONTRACTORS,FARMERS * I

FORD, £350,1964, 1.ton ' van w/buill In 4000 W. •' Onon powor plant & high

___ CEM-Comprossor-Oxtoci___nal air lines, electrical out- ^

4 lots. wort< lights, racks & , storage, 460 V8 , outo,

. P S , vory g ood c o n d . , $6995

} FORD,F150,1967,w/utlllty . I service body, 302 fuel in- c

ioctod. V8 , auto, PS, anti lock brakes, now rsdlals. immaculate cond. $6495 -

/ R A N G ER , PU , 1 S 6 S , C 3 w/utlllly body,, V6 . auto.> PS. doon& ready lov^rt(.• $2995. Call 431-5434. ' J Burley. ID

M a z ^

6LX 1

to ,* 3 6 m o n th silsttlon les. rirti payment >esn^ndud4.Mx, iiUaor

i m 1Rebate

2300^^^11mebate Rebai Plus

•- Spec!■ H h -— LeaseH r

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F0RD'89F150XLT2WD. FOF AT.V8 .AC.till.C/C.PW. spc POL, cass, low mllos.low ___

Mtn. Home Ford (to0)7y^a326 pQ,

FORD -94 F250 Diosol OU- 0X1to, 2 wheel driyo XLT. 5 iloododA very nk». 44,500 coimllos, $16,700. Soo ot offiG ro o r . 's In c In P a u l “ 436-5074.

FORD'90 1501/2ton.AT. P '4x4. 4.96 cyl. Now tiros, tm rims.point, piporock, ovor-drtvo, 61,000 ml. Exc. gqs ___ml. $11,000.677-3637. ___

QMC 7 6 . largo V-6 , PB, FOfPS, S’1200. 734-7124 sp

»,, COINT. 3/4 ton 1972 groat HP

form tnick, V-8 . $ 1000or bost olfor. Call 537-6533

ISUZU, '9 3 ,loaded , low' mis, wan-anty. 733-8690 POF

MITSUBISHI '93 Pickup,AT. 4-cyl. AC, cass. Low „m l l o s , N ic e i r u c k i g iIV5RA009B. cn

$7,995 OfMtn. Home Ford ' ' r r

(800)743-3326 _

NISSAN 1994 PU, 11,000 miles, custom wheel and vi tires, stereo system, red, _ i $6.500/offor. 324-6072 •

4 1 0 0 9 I' — I 4 X 4 'S I FOI

1994 Ford F150 XLT 4x4, or 302 Sspd., loaded, bodlln-or, custom whDols, 16K, $16.600.324-1163.

FORD 76, 4x4, High boV. FO390 onglnO, AT, rebuilt Dlengine, well molnlalnod, Cigroat condition. $2800/of- ctfor. 532-4139__________ -

GMC '86. IT Crowcab 4x412k on 454. now shocks, •brakes, starter & flywheel. —$12,000 Call 324-4249 FOI

GMC 1994 271 PU, SLE nnpkg. 15,500 m iles. AT cli

• with overdrive. 350 EFI. — cost aluminum w heels, GM

. powor seat, windows and A* lo ck s , bod lln o r, AC, Pi cruIsorS20,750. Call bo- .mi

• foro 6 pm 324-7511 or af- » ter 6 pm 324-7421___________

CHEVROLET. 1989, short — . bod. 4X4, va, 5 spd. wido GM

mognum Inke whools. dV vory cloan.'front bumpor to bar, onlyS7300.736-8928

CHEVROLET '91 Sllvoro- INIdo. heavy dut^y* ton, oxc S(cond. 670-3276________ tn

CHEVY 1985 S-10, 4x4, 4 _£]spd,, LWB, V-6, PS, PB, ISLstoroo. now tiros, shocks. mbrakes, starter, needs en- si

gino, $2000.326-4410, 7:

1995 Mazda ]V 4x2 or 4x4>2000 Rei

1995 Mazda J ^ 5 0 CashB

1995 Mazda ]V) 0 0 ^ ^ate

piymenu 3«mo,-elo»«l irx) l<ue. $4M ic 4 incepDoa Piynwn doasnl Inctudt bx. tl WflWl 36,000 mBMlt$17J85.

i^y.,July I t . 1995 ‘nmoa-News,

r f " " 100 9

FORD 1980, 1 ownor, 4<i 8pd.%2500.734-6217. .

FORD. Bronco II, 1986, Ed­d ie B auer p ackage , 5

•speed, $7600. 54>6859.

FORD 1989 Rongor XLT oxiondod cob. 4x4, 6 cyl,5 spd , 66,000 ml, excol cond w/ extras., $8950- offor. 423-4471 after 7pm.

FORD •86 y. Ton Xcab Die­sel 4x4, AT, AC, till, C/C,PW, PDL. c a s s . Nice tnicki i«P2d0B.

$7,995 Mtn. Homo Ford

(800)743-3326------------------7

FORD '93 Xtra Cab 4x4.5- spd , V8, AC, tilt. C/C. cass. low ulos, super buyl #P285.

$15,995 Mtn. Home^^ord

-------- (900)743-3326------ ------ -------FORD 1994 4 wheel drive.

Super cab. bettor than, now. LOADED. 351, AT, powor ovorything, fadory CD,'custom whools, bod caps, supor nice truck.Only. 22,000 mi. $20,000.Call 431-0138._________

FORD '94 4 x 4 Crow Cab,AT. V8. AC. C/C. tilt, cass, _XLT 460 E ngine, Low V miles! «P3e2. J

. . $26,995 rMtn. Home Ford '

(600)743-3326 .

FORO '94 V. ton Xcab 4x4 AT, Factory warranty, 460 engine. «P313.

$22,995 Mtn. Home Ford

(600)743-3326

FORD '94 4x4 Crow Cab Diesel Turbo, AT, AC, tilt,C/C. PS, PB, PW. PDL, •. coss, low mllosi ffP336.

$20,995 Mtn. Home Ford

(600)743*3326

FORD 1989 Bronco II, XLT 4x4, AT, AC, cruise. PW, tilt, blue,' good condition,

;doan,teOOO. 436-8460,GMC '92 S-15 4-dr 4x4,

AT, V6. AC. lilt. C/C. PS.PB, PW. POL cass. Low mllos; CloanI «P269.

i $14,995 Mtn. Home Ford

(600)743.-3326--------------------

GMC 1994, extra cab. SLE.6K mllos. matching cusf......... -tom topper,-like now.$21.000. Call 734-4415

INTERNATIONAU 1980 . ■ Seoul, AT; PS. PB. now transmission, good shape,$1900. Cali 324-3690.

ISUZU Amigo 1990,23,000 mi. Mint cond. Air, roar s e a t , atoroo, aunroof,738-0785.

MPVs4^ ^ e

iMX3Rebate

Millenia

9 <no.*36 months50 tCQvltnion tM. lint piymmt bx.tn«orS74iOdul(rdoc

Dws, Twin Fails, Idaho C-7 '

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Transi:I 7i009

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JEEP.W randar,'l9 IU(a now, 734.707. message.

JEEP. Wranglor, 1 cyllfKJor. 20K mis. 734>Sg62 Of 734.

. JEEP Grnnd Wag . *85. rww tires/parts S3K/ofrer-pufnp. 73<

JEEP '95 Charokc 4x4. Only 7400 *P287.

SI 8.995 M ta Horn* Fo

(800)74303;

JE E PC H E R O K E Laredo. 4-door. 4) AC. New paint. A

: $4965 or offer. 73eTOYOTA X-CAB

Bt«ckrT6kmI.aIr.( tu t . a llo y s , b o s t

______ 73fr0871________

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CHEVROLET ‘75. s te p 'v a n . Runs SISQO/offef. 734-4;

DODGE ‘89 Carava v e , AC, cas 's, lo price & low low pa] |»5CN004B.

S8.995 M ta Home For

{800)74»33a<FORD 7 8 Convenio

New Urea. N>c« for i ling. Drives good, i Of offer. 738-B92a.

FORD '9 0 C onvei Van. AT, V8. AC. till PS, PB, PW. PDL Low m iles . B eau

■ «5EC011A.'$11,995

Mtn. Home Fon (eoo)743<a2e

1 0 2 0^ U T O S F O ^

CARSUNDER«OOI des auctioned off DEA'FBI, nations

.................... .Trucka...boata. fumcomputers. & more toll free 7 dayst t

I 549-2951. ex t 2799...................'C H EV RO L-ET‘a e l

Csvaller, 4 dr. $375. ner of Kimberlv &

-----------------~123S~A^~(if1'0~TWnCHEVY 1975 dually, ■

464. looks rOugn, g o o d , $ 1 2 0 0 . ( 734-1944_________

FORD Mustang. ‘92, P/S, P/W. tilt, cruise, miles. $7995. 678- Bruce, 678-4227.

/5-lS«.6litKSpl Coss«nt.S?.OOOMIi WAS$49?5_____

1 9 9 ^#S-100B,GS,loaS| lodlyOwmd W«S49?S_____

iw S BCflsstte,60,000 M e WASS9995_____

i m s M#S0i6A,lMdid,inl^O w ned

- ' WASS13.99S_____

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iportation9 I 4 1 0 20~•S I AUTOS FOR Si

.1992.AT. LINCOLN, Contir 7074 loavo Mdri<IV.1974,$S0

Call 733-1105. ••ir, 1992, 4 MA2DA - -1987. 62 nis, $9000. spood. loaded 3 34-4809 Coll 788-4117/agonoor. MERCURY Zy'phe Qrts-bottory ' E x c o llo n t cond 734-5587 • 79.000 ml. $1500.

Traitor 4x8.3ft. rflc-------------- Call 366-7340•okeo 4-dr00 m ilosl c /^ f f lL A C '8 8 S ' Dovlllo. Loathor,! w h ito b o d y . 25' Loadod, $5500.73

flvea,>K EE-88 CA D ILLA C '8 8 J r. 4x4. AT. deVille. Lealhor, 1

w h ito b o d y . 25 738-8928. Loaded. $5500.73 ^ 8 1993, ___________

S f t ^ S ' . CHEVRpLET'72C iB io n o r . „agon . 9________ —ctean.-funs-oood.- ■ “ I . 734-7450.

JS E S CHEVROLET Corvt 52.000 ml. T-topa

75. cargo od,$10,000Call73

2ij®l3°'’' CHEVROLET'85 C■ station wagon. Hig avan, AT. $ 1 6 0 0 , a sk in g , low tow 736-2426.

C H B /Y 7B .C ^H c sic, njns g reat $1C

Ford ' e r . 9 3 4 -8 8 8 9 e \ u s e teavei^sfl.

rsionvan. CHEW’ 1986 Sprint for travel' o r b e s t o f f e r . xl. $1600 643-82101®:______ CHRYSLER-91 Newv e rs io n er sedan, AT. V6,; :. tilt. C/C. C/C. PW. P pL casi DL'cass car, Low miloa. lo\ lautifO li memiWCVOOIA.

$8,995 Mtju Honte For

Ford (800)743<»2lDATSON '75. runs,

. $450.734-8349

s a l e FORD, .ltd , 1985, or best offer. 733-3-

POPD 1968 Broncc condtlon. For infSStS,l: . 3^4^7345 p„

'o re iW I FORD.TeiDpo, 19 iM^-800- door, must selli R«

$1700. will accep —re a so n a b le offer

i '& EJm^ _EOJ3D_T.empQ_La Mn Falls. ■ speed, tow car. 733

Ily, Iton . FORD Taurus Wagoi jh , runs v-8, AT. Silver, t o C - C a l l excel, cond. 734-68----------- FORD T aurus '89 .62. A/C, nice, wtilte. PS. PE iso, 42 K PW, cruise, AC, a 78-1116 free, 55k mi. tranafe

Ford warranty. 736-

W m ^ * l S , 9 9 l

m m m

aay. «Auy 11, iw o

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th a t It w< If It w e n

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M U R TA U G H__ ____ ski club w

k'clball tourapm e school gym.

There wiil be di 14^18 Dndodult in competition.

Tne cost is'SIO to sign up by Fridi tion toumamenL P dayBt9aum. •

— ------ --------T as ig n up Of-fitac t Scott Stange S tangerat 432-538

Police Idendi ------------ after-25-foot-

TO RONTO - 1 SlcyDome after foi

' vated chair w as in day.

Chttd-Edward C ener was rigging c pu ter softw are fii show when he fell floor.

An autopsy was police say there nu

^ . ' Cronkwright is taccidents at the 1 park. .

________ $12 million &play for Cow• IRVING. Texas G tarles H k l^ has i to 'a com m itm ent Cowboys until 19! age turned the tricl<

“I w ant to play • thing I ’ve got,” Ha:

to retire a Cowboy p ie suspected af^e

; San Francisco in : game, when Haley ' ing. In M arch. Hale

San F rancisco Policy, w ho had > past, s a id o f th e ••When Charles Ha ju st means he want

Former AU- star dies fron

■ PHILADELPHL ne ll.a m em ber o f t o f F m e an d p ast {

. Club, d ie c m o n d s was 66.

Dagnell, w ho ha g o lf four years ag Halmemann Unive pital spokeswoman

Bagnell, a 1950 J versity o f Pennsyl the National Foott president o f the M phia area football cl

TodayUglon tMMtMD SurlBy stWmdell, JeromaatShoaho

S P O R____________ :_____ win»ffMiw.>»

For the latKt scores caii•nd follow the

________ T l ie r i i

I S co res and s All-Star prevli

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6 6Ily Is th * gam e a t tiicn o w as t

my llfotlm a, It’s ly m lsm an ag ad 7 r would b e a Jolcs iren’t so trag ic .

— NBC announcer )ostas, on the state

of baseball a t the

sponsors hoops lent Saturday3H - T h e M urlaogh High 5 will sponsor.^3-on-3 bas- m’e iif S a lu riay at the 'h igh '

s divisions fbr 13-and-under, t in both m en's and women's

:iO a person and'teams need riday fo r the double elimina-.. . t Registration will be Satur-

ir-for more infbmiation con- nger a t 432-5367 o r T racy

idiy worlter Idiied ot-fall-in.SI<ydome—- The w orker killed at the ' falling 25 feet from an ele- } indentified by police Mon-

d Crc/nkwright, 26, ofK itch- g curtains Sunday in a com- : f irm 's display for a trade fell head first onto a concrete

was to be held Monday and : may be an inquest is'the fourth woricer to die in :e Toronto Blue Jays' ball-

I convinces Haley to jwboys tlirougb ’99xas - All-Pro defensive end ms gone from retirement talk en t to p lay for the Dallas 1999. A S12 million pack-

rick.lay every year with every- Haley said Monday. “I want boy." T hat’s what most peo- af^er tlie C ow boys' loss to in lhcT 'fFC '6hanjpionship

iley announced he was retir- ialey said he didn't mean i t CO club p /esiden t Carmen ad dealt w ith Haley in the he p rem a tu re retirem ent: Haley says he is retiring, it

luits to renegotiate."

I-American football om cardiac arrest•HIA - Francis "Reds” Bag- o f the College Football Hall ist president o f the Maxwell nday o f cardiac arrest. He i

> had a stroke while playing . l ago, d ied iit 4:17 a.m. at liversity Hospital, said hos- aan Phyllis F isher.,50 All-American at the Uni- isylvania, was chairman o f Mtball Foundation. He was : Maxwell Club,' a Philadel- J1 club, from 1976-91. '

ftom sta ffo n d w ire i ^ o r t s

iDdell, 6 p.m. ishone (2), 6 p.m.

[R T S M N I.

f : 7 3 4 h 2 6the>imp(«lnttnictlont.

T i n i w f f c w - ----------------

1 s ta ts DZ )Vlew ’ D3

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B y K orea B aum ert Tim es-N ew s w riter

K IM B E R L Y - The be rly Ieg |on b aseball

I the l a ^ ^ e e k is that thous i n ^ e final iruiiog.

----- “ X li^ B u lld o g s-sc o rebottom o f th e ninth to9-8 M onday.' .............

“ W e 'v e hod p rac ti(______ coach Shane Jones. *‘W

B uhl, alm ost aga inst \ U tah . This is th e fourt

__ back.in_the_!ast w eek.”_........K irnberly trailed 2-8

a n d e 'veiy in n in g af\< counted the m ost - the I

y /ith the score tied added one in the fourth to seem ingly p u t the ga:

Ben Gonzales led of! g le fo r W ood R iver. CIi

' w ith a d o ub le a s d id 1 G onzales and Josephy.

A h it batsm an, an ei I M att N elson brought in

I to g ive W ood R iver a 8' T hat w as t^ e last timi

runs on its s ide o f th e sc K im b erly ’s Ja so n V

' m ain reasons, striking c night.

“H e d id real w ell," Jo ’ o u t 12 Fridoy so h e 's p■-------- the lastfour.days.'.'....' W ill a lso h e lp ed of)

: E S P NThe Pcovidence Journo]

• -I— R hode Island and thi ' I a w eek as ath letes cha

in n in e d e a th -d e fy ir----------sports .--------------.

S k y su rfe rs sp ira led______ 10.000 feet; b ungee ju

b icycles and o tfie rco n t fo o t p la tfo rm a b o v e B M X b ik e r s so m ers i m ounds o f d irt; and s t dow n C ollege Hill.

B u t w as E S P N 's m u I trem e Gam es showcasi ; a n ew d im ension in spe

futility?I ..r. S o c io log is t-A ilen Si

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A l l ^ t a r h o m e ru n a t T h e B a l lp a rk In

ThomD allas Morning New

A R L IN G T O N , T hom as w as halfw a m ent o f 10 outs and T h e con te st, f o r h it a b o u t over.

“ I t w a s a v e ry sl —1 said. “I th o ugh t I Iiai

tlv o u g h th e w ho le <

better."Then th e w iser far

g a n d u ck iiig fo r cc W h ite S o x f ir s t ba«

^ -■ f ir s t ro u n d w ith a jk ...............fou r m ore ov e r tlte :

round and ie e d e d ju j ' C leve land 's A lb e it B

—I o n sh ip o f M o n d ay '

I Run Derby. .

“B eing I7K gam e th is brings back a lit T hom as, w h o se v ict sm a ll m e a su re o f ri fro n t-ru n n in g Ind tai

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inningh e one th ing th e JCim- till team has p roved in t they are very danger- )g.o red -th ree runs in the'I to defeat W ood R iver

d i c e ," sa id K im b erly " ^ e c ^ e back against st W endell and against 3urth-time w e’ve com e

j-8 af^eTthe fifth in n in g ' af^er b u t th e o n e th a t h e last.ed a t 2 -2, W ood R iver irth and five in the fifth : g am e away, o f f the fifth w ith a sin- Clay Josephy follow ed Iff i

id K en H o sie r sco ring I j l ly. F S1 erro r and a sing le b y m t in the o ther tliree n m s 9 a 8-2 lead. *Jm e W ood R iver added e scoreboard. W c1 W ill 'w a s o n e o f th e n i r ig out 12 batters on the dou

' Jones said. “H e struck w il s pitched 17 innings in just

o ffensive ly , h ittitig a sixt

make;m al w h

bocI-the w orld watched for the challenged one another ' “ y in g , n o n t r a d i t io n a l tret:------------------------------------ ma;led th ro u g h th e a ir a t the ; jum pers rode kayaks, cut. ontraptions o f f th e r60 - spo ive W a tc rp la c e P a rk ; . S s r s a u lte d o v e r 6 - fo o t “th' r street lugers careened Th(

o f 'm ultim illion dollar Ex- o u t ;ase a steppingstone to ju n sports o r an exercise in 1

in-11 S ack-is am ong-those spo

g o n e

a \ \• •• VA-' , \ \ \^ ^ — u

u n d e r b y w in n e r F ra n k T I In A r l in g to n , T e x a s . T ho

nas putslew s . ‘

i , T e x a s ■— F ra n k ^[Svay through h is allot- pQfand had no hom e .runs, perh im , cou ld have been 7

rou' s lo w s ta r t ," T h o m as par; iuid a chance o f going y e ;

le co n test w ithou t h it- - pou .ta rw U e e in g -< h c ball- t h a

feeifans in the outfield be- C

: co v e r . T h e C h icag o lea; b a sem an fin ish ed th e .. thoi e ig h t h o m e 'n in s . p u t t o l

lie fence in th e second B lju st th ree tb dispose o f aim rt B elle fo r th e champi* was lay ’s G a to ra d e H om e for

• hitm es back at the break, on 1 little o f the jo y ," said Tue /ic tory served as som e .r ^ f r e v e n g e ag a in st th e age lian s . “T h is is a g reat ‘ rum

[rally!

V ood R iv e r p i t c h e r W ill C lin g . ' ; 'ouble and a triple.“ 1 fe lt like I 'v e been perft

/ i l l sa id . “ M y arm has felt 1st h ung in there.C j K im berly Started.its scorin;

ixth^inning w hen Jake Osen

5 s G a n K/h o a rc b e ttin g th a t extrei oosted b y ‘90s m arketing, tc ie m ed ia — will gainpopula

"T he ro le o f m edia has ch *eme spo rts," said Sack, a ] m nager o f th e sportsindustn ie U niversity o f N ew Haver ut. “ The Extrem e Gam es are pons in a contex t.''

S ack sees sports such as ; the u ltim ate pairing o f mec l ie actual score is based on 1 f w h a t th e person does wh u t o f th e p lane and how v im p er hos photographed it." T h e m arketing worid has '

1-hond with the medio to 'pro ports w ith-ever-grow ing tec!

g

: T h o m a s o f t h e C h ic a g o n o m a s d e f e a t e d C le v e la i

(hurt onA ll-star p review

ark to h it in, a g rea t facili crfect p lace for an A ll-S tar C T h o m a s’ e igh t hom e nm s

ju n d — ,any ba ll th a t d id n ’ ark w as an o u t — averagei 'e s , averaged! H e launchec 3W b e tw een h is eigh th and ia t - l r a v e le d ^ -7 0 r 4 S 6>.41 set.O f th e e ig h t hom e runs ti

•ast 4 4 5 fee t, T h o m a s h it jough B e llc :ac tu a Ily -h IU 6 ) T hom as ' 15 in the three roi B elle’s first round (seven hi

[most as im pressive a s Thot ■as a last-day replacem ent in >r O akland’s Marie M cGwin it in the head by T oronto’s : n S a tu rd a y a n d w ill n o t e u e sd ay 's A ll-S tar Gam e. N o n e o f the o th e r com pel

;e d m o re tharC th ree first-rc m s, a n d C in c in n a ti 's R on C

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to-

II D u rv a ll t a g s o u t K e v in I

p itch to 1 jrform ing w ell," score Ose; ■elt strong and 1 ners on Ci

■, bat.ring spree in the----- F isse gsen wos hit by a p l a t e ^ i l

tes exti;rem e sp o rts — in g them, technology and cap ita lizeularity.---------------- s ta rted archanged the ex- com pany ia p rofessor and “ I notic

stnes program a t trem e spoven in C onnecti- sa id Broware putting these could sell

ing all o fis skysurfing as i f you shinedia and sp o n . kayak, su>in a com bination W e 're xisiiwhen they ju m p Generatioi/ w e ll the o th e r B oom ers

■ days, so itis w orked hand- Sacksdipromote extrem e in to extreiechnology push- mercializc

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g o W h ite S o x b l a s t s o n e l a n d ’s A lb e r t B e lle In t h e

1 HR Deih av e tie-br<

W - P 3 •seaso n horn L eague a re

iility . I f s lh c .r O ^ e ” B o s to n s ML r t h e f l r s .t a 'f l c o v c th e h itg cd 439 feet. w M elim inmfe d fo u r in a V aughn hind n in lh ou ts hom e runs it 4 « - a n d - 4 6 SI - ; ° ° l -l™

th e se c o n d .I tha t w ent a t line-l i t sev en , jil- Ang<1 6hom c-nins- C u b aL S am irounds. R eggie Sand1 hom ers) was nm s.hom as'. Belle T hom as S£in the contest not m eant to

i/ire, w ho w as tio n a l L eag’s Dave Cone N om o o f thet co m p e te in “N o, le t 's

Thom as. "Wipetito rs m an- p itcher to fact-round hom e N om o ’ gca G an t had to deal w ith, tcx

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In M ouj^y o f K im b e riy w hj

0 lead o ff. W ill d rilled a ti )sen . C u n is Shaw w alked to [1 first and th ird w ith Joel Fiss

e g ro u n d ed .in to .a .d o u b ^ e p W ill to c lose the gap to four n

remely-:m a long . W alter B row n ho ize on those possib ilities w I a n ex trem e-and-adven tu re ny in San Diego 15 m onths a^ o ticed m any co m p an ies lisi sports to m arket.alm ost every 'own, o f O utlook'lntem ational le ll som ething like insurance o f the reasons w hy you need sh o w a g u y go ing o f f a cli suddenly it bccom cs eye-ca

u sing few er w ords and more tion X obviously likes it, ani :rs are n o t ag ing a s qu ick lj0 it appeals to them as w ell.’’ said the media, in tum . have

trem e sports, w hich are highl lized and technologically enl

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n e o v e r t h e f e n c e M onday i i e f in a l.

;rby fieldb re a k e r h e lp (m o s t re g u la o m e rs ) to g iv e th e N a tio n rep resen ta tive in th e secor

H e a d v a n c e d a io n g w ii ; M o V a u g h n , w h ile C levi an n y R am irez , w ho a lso ht hom e ru n s in th e first roun inatcd.1 h it one o f th e m ost impressi^ s ih the first round; a 460-fo traveled m ore IhM halfwaj ^ id le v e l d ow n th e ng h t-fie :

n g e i e s ' R a u l M o n d e s i , t l im m y-^05a . a n d j i n c i n n a t i anders e a c h ^ it- ju s t tw o hon

i sa id h is long-ball sicills w e t to serve a s a m essage to N tag u e s ta r tin g p i tc h e r Hide th e E ^ g e r s .f s not even get into th aC ’ sa 'W e k now w e 'v e g o t a d iflia i •face tom orrow."} g o t som e im pressive h itte rs ' too.

erly 9-

rho t r je d t o s c o r e o n a w ll

trip le to In th e s e v e n tl 3 p u t run- scored only one n isse up t o . bases loaded each

"Spoiled oppon p la y b u t .K im b e r ly .c a m < 1W9L___________ eiei

’ enterthoped to “T oday you needw hen he incom e to catch tlre -spo rts -S ack . ................................ago. For exam ple, heising ex - ed rock c lim b in g ;irything." ro p e and a .carabial. "Y ou ro p e . A f te r a fe ’e by list- spo n , he w ent outtd ltT B u t , m e o ther ciim t:lifT in a ing a t m e like I vcatching. T hey w ere 'lookinre visual, ing , ’You actuolljmd Baby T h e re 's been a c:cly th e se prom otion within" they have special i/e w pped azines.- T h e y 'v e -1h ly com - create a feeling olchanced . I

~ Firsttib ^ then its

timefcT h e A sso c ia ted I

1 % ^ L IE G E , B elg iid a y fo r M iguel Ii

.. th e T o u r d e Fran ^ 0 d c r w h e th e r th

_ ^ c a u g h t in th e m yeors he c b u ld h ’l

T o n y R o m in g w ere su p p o sed ti th is year, b u t b o t th a n tw o m in u te firs t A lp ine stage

“ I w an ted to d a n d B e rz in . I t 's

b rim m in g w ith c Su n d ay ’s tim e tr low je rse y for the

In d u r o in is c stra ig h t T o u r wi: fro m L ieg e to G e n e x t ch a llenge — w ith th e s teep hi lo s t is u su a lly c seconds.' T h e . f i r s t r e a l w h e n 'th e 170 ri b iggest m oun ta in B o r n a n d a n d t:

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j l a y suspcnsion-for using coci under a six-m onth house cor pleading guilty eariier'th is yei com e'tax evasion.

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M ali, 21, w as last seen Thw ihest-deep w ater a t H am m on Ite P a rk o n L ong Is lan d So had been taken fo r an outing ymen.iy w as found a t low tide sh '.m. o n a rock je tty ot M eigs 1 s tem en d o f the 2 .2 -m ile be 'on ishcd 'oboura lia irm ll^aw 't )dy th a t w as d isco v ered fiti :scrip tion o f the m issing Sp ith le te from N epal,” sto te p- Hourigan said.ly w as taken to the state mC' s office for positive identifical berm an, 28 , o f M orise^, N .' 'h o w a s w a lk in g th e je t ty iind th e body. He said it was inside a hole betw een tw o I

la n w as nearby an d she tolc h t so m eth in g w as in the ho wn a t tiist," tie said, " l d id n ‘ rh en I shifted, and saw o foot. I h e s ig n a le d a life g u a rd , lo n g a m ed ica l te ch n ic ian ira p u lse .non-sw im m er w ho w as m en o rrived in th e U n ited State: } p la y soccer fo r h is countr a l O ly m p ic s W o r ld G am e ew H a v e n . T h e g a m e s en

c i ^ O I y m p iW E N , Conn. (AP) - The Spi Vorld Games may need additi ; to balance its budget o f $30 le final cost has yet to be tol cials said. ..Ice m onths for accountants witl- impics, corporate and govenu > calculate th e totol cost o f tl inning-and n ine days o f games

nd to have a balanced budget," ick, director o f w m m unicatioa “I f w e 're spendirig more than

; w ant to have the revenue tl s t i l l w ay s to r a is e th e m o end o f th e year." lid officials are still in a “fund-: to get more money before the year, Dcc. 31,1995.

vaiting for everything to setti at the budget,” he said. “ W e w tly u n til all the num bers arc 1 take 0 while."necticu t D evelopm ent Authc SS m illion guarantee for the ga I its cosh flow, said authority cl Diedrick.I officials may draw m oney agt

i b e i : l y _from D l

ceding tw o runs to t ie and thrc led o f f w ith a double and O ; to th e plate a s the ty ing nm . t a g rounder to th ird base f t b u t th e fie ld e r overthrew ing W iU a n d p u ttin g S h o ^ Sow' m o v ^ 'to th ird o n a >

t tw o K im berly b o tte rs g o tI p ressure o n the B ulldogs’ i IM yers,Vlyers h ad a cho n ce to p u t He b a l l , a b a lk b y W o o d R;II D urvtill scored the tying rur

'ers drilled a n n g le ond stole ird base w ith Ben W ordell at

n e s ------------------^ r n p ile th ing cool about t l ia t” m ert,. 'execu tive d irec to r o f irae s rh o p es ESPN m ay becc sp o rts w hat A b n e r D ouble'

ball.said th a t R on Sem ioo, progi E S P N 2 , w atch ed m an y o f

IS. “ H e had the v is io n to bi I under one um brella ahd IpS it. I f w e do it c onectly , there )o r tu n itie s fo r fu tu re eveni

'p e o p le questioned tis w hen slevise the N F L draft, b u l i t ’s ichise fo r u s now,” said Sem few -chuckles over -televising Chip, and people sa id that shi :ing from flag to flag would lg traffic. People even asked v d b e a-24 -h o u r spo rts netw t have two o f them . W e like tc

Uld take som e risks. T he origi Extrem e Gom es com e from

rem e sports a re eh ieraing.” w orlo-'cau^it~ on~ T be-E xtr{ ss cen te r received m ore th a n : r m ed ia 'c red en tia ls . T he sp< )adcast c lose.to JO ^hQ ursjaf. ^SPN ond ESFN 2 to lSO .co

;oal, so id R ich Feioberg, cpoi jce r fo r the E xtrem e G am es, i he ex trem e sports' and se t a st BIS to com e. W e d id n ’t warn os three-m lnute rock 'v ideos. um ge the exposu re , knowlei tion o f these sp o rts and le t th e s to n r." - -I ts su c h a s k ite sk iin g , buni d skateboard ing endtire tb e i

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s l a s h e d a s s in g O lyJ y j ) f a T h e N e p a le se di Ipediol^ ready to leave New fo u n d hom e w hen thQ', w<

e p a rk covery, soid T im S: i r days--Spccia!-01ym pics W

Committee, iwrsday “O bviously there snasset. g ret a t the outcom e Sound, tragedy," Shriver sai lg w ith O lym pic organize

fam ily to the United shortly ’ in K atm andu, the Ni s P oint declined, Shriver sai b each . N e said the body waj?: Nepal as 'sbon as po its th e crem ated according t ip ec ia f ' R escuers had beer po lice nearly nonstop sine

12:30 p.m . Thursday led ica l M all’s fam ily in ! ;ation. been to the 'sea befor J.Y -.-q D u rin g th e c lo si y w ith ‘ W orld G om es a t tl ts part- Haven, four m ilitary > large um in form ation to si

S a rg e n t S h riv e r , >ld m e O lym pics Intem atic hole. 1 fund w ould be set u

ot.” M ali had gone to I, w h o other N epalese othle n w h o eluding a volunteer h

The host w as in tl sntally letes, including Mali, te s o n su rf . T h e v o lu n te e itry in from tb e w ater bcfcai nes in a n d -b e jb o u g h t they e n d e d W hen he w en t back

oppeored..

d c s s h o r ^ p i>pwial the guomntee a t Fleet iitional lU e guonmtee was 10 mil- ganizing committee st a llied, said. T h e com m ittee

million in guarantees, ith the million os it raised mo -nment Diedrick said the a r three about a m onth i f the es that need-any part o f th e !

books.said “W e have expected

jns fo r he said. “W hether w in $30 can’t soy.”jh e re .____Municipalities[thotnoriey be reiinbursed for'sori

police, fire and public d-nus- 0 special'suite fluid, lie end New Haven Spent s

• tim e for police, fire, hi ttle to vices during the nine ( won’t city Controller Gregor

ire in. The city spent oboi portable bathrooms, t

h ority expenses. B rown said, gomes . New Haven hopes chair- from an $80.04)00 s

proved by the Legisl Igainst municipalities.

p late. W ordell' h it a tree to fielder’s head scoring C urtis “T hey m ade some

bull cou ld have bee: fo r o “ W e ju s t had clutch

V firs t from them ." iw o n W ood R iver cooch r\?N ]d— “Lots o fm istakes,’

' h a s n 't h e lp e d us. \ ot o u t T h a t ’s j u s t a b a d c ’ nex t pitched too good a go

Durvall e nded the ( lit th e fo r W ood River. R iv e r W ood R iver drops un foe. K im ^ r ly im proves U

gom e w ith '.a 'w id e lj body ," said .S ack , o f

) f th e H aven, “ i t tak es tim ■come and spread . W hethei ledoy bong o n o ver tim e dej

dovetail w ith the larg' •gram ^*11 °n and fit i >f th e ety and som e w ill d ie b rin g On Sunday. ESPN ESPN another ^ t r e m e Gon re a re ^ o n to be announced :n ts ,” .su p p o rts S ack ’s bell

w ill olwoys ex ist in sc in w e " T h e n have been r ’s b ^ g in n in g o f t im e,” he miac). w a n t to ta k e r is k s t lg th e ---b o u n d ^ e s .a n d expei show- feeling. T hey’ve beei lid be j u s t th a t b a c k th en 1 w hy reco rd ing it an d ther work,' dorsem ents w aiting ii to be the chute.”

iginal Som e seek o u t exti m the iJJs and th e glo iy . Moi

alize tha t they can gi (rem e—ing in the-outrageous. n 5 00 ' Still o thers do then iports odequacies o r to prov

the m ed ia w ill bring M idi- w hat w as once recrea I, w os * p lu s th e p o ten tia l fo stan- ^ * n - S ack cautions i

m t t o - o f “p la y A iln ^ .’*J. W e “W hen yo ti now r led g e . .tbere ’A a poin t.syste i it thelvthe adtivi ,' it is tram

.^Atiinsically gratifying.( ingee ternal,” b e-su d . *74o\a e te s t a race ; to get p rize nil

n a tio n a l occloim . Yc liz e d dom ;”

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ashore[ympiahe d e le g a t io n w a s g e t t in g — lew Yoric on a 2 p .m . flight r w ere inform ed o f the dis- n Shriver; p re s id en t o f the 3 W orld G am es Orgonizing

ere is 'g rea t s o d h ^ a n d r»- ome o f th is .v ery , very s a d ’ rsoid.nizers offered to fly M ali’s lited Stotes from, their hom e e N epolese capitol, but t h ^■ said.dy w ould b e flown hom e to 3 possible so M ali could be ing to H indu custom, jcen searching the shoreline since he d isappeared about * iday. 'in N epal said he hod never efore com ing to Am erica, lo s in g c e re m o n ie s d r t h e .I t th e Y o le B o w l in N ew tary je ts flew o ver the stadi- to salute M ali, ver, c h a irm a n o f S p ec ia l la tional, a lso announced o' e t up fo r Special O lym pics .

: to H om m onosset w ith 11 thletes.and three adults, in- lerhost,in the w ater w ith three ath- 'fali, a t low d d e and in calm ite e r to o k tw o sw im niiers ecause there w as a d rop-off they w ere getting nervous.Qck for M ali. M ali had dis-

9f fundingleet Bank, Diedrick said.VOS n e c e s s ^ to help the or- w start raising fimds, Henick ittee orig inally sought $20 ces, b ut was able to cut to $5 .I more money.le authority won’t know, for ' the Speciol O lym pics w ill ihe $5-million-to-balance it&------

cted to be reimbursed, yes,”- :r w e w ill be. reim bursed. I

that hosted events expect to 'sohie o f their costs for extra iblic works services through 1:nt about $500,000 on over- e, health and ambulance ser- ■ ine days o f games, estimated :gory Brown.about another $100,000 for is , trjish disposal and other ’ .aid.pes to recover. Its expenses 10 s ta te fund th a t w os ap - . g islature to defray costs to

In

it a s ing le ov e r th e cen ter ring M yers fo r the win. m e errors and even the lost been i» u g h t,” Jones said;I tch h i t t in g and s o m e h e lp

ach H arold N elsoii agreed.CCS,” hc-said.-“O u r d e fe n se - s . W e c a n ’t h o ld a lead , id o n e to lo se . T h a t k id a g am e to lose.” ' ’ ‘ the g am e w ith 10 strikeouts

ops to 14-14 overall, w hile es to 12-18. .

<>wa *nd FteM. W'WM; LOwvtO.

de ly a c c e p te d g o v e rn in g , o f th e U niversity, o f New; tim e fo r them to -em erge

th e r these ex trem e sports]! depends o n h ow w ell theyp - larger social context. Sogie; fit in to contem porary soci- d ie o u t." .PN announced it w ill hotd G a m u in *96, w ith ja loca- iced th is fall. T he decision belfe^ th a t ex trem e sports n som e fonn . j '• en risk-tokers since the be- ’ he said> “ Y oung peop le k s to M retch b ey o n d ' th e icperienfce.that exhilarating .. .. been doing it forever. I t’s • lien, E S P N w a s n ’tr th e re th ere w e r r a ’t product en- )g i f t h ^ m ade it through -

extrem e sports fb r the s ta * . M ore and m ore, people re- Q gain attention by eagag-jus.^----------------------— ---------------hem to 'com pensate fbr in- ffove there is som ething a tcel, S ack s a id ^ j____ _ _^ ^ f iS t t J w e - s p o T ts - a n d ^ - - - - in g increased 'expostire id crea tio n 'fo r 'a select fe w .- 1 fo r enorm ous econom ic >ns tha t it m ay m ean a l o u

■ ll<w race u p th e ro ck s a n d ' /s tem a n d p e o p le ju d g in g fansfbnneo Jbjiin^ in* ng. to 'b e in g som ething ex- >fow you’re do ing i t to B m oney and to earn inter-

Y ou d o lo se som e jjree -

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.......N a t io n a l L e a g u e 8 tM o n d a y f o r t h e Aii-

T h e’ A R L IN G T O N , T.

......- - A fte r a y ea r full o f Sp la y e r s v s . o w n e rs : sense vs. c o n fu sio n ,, firontatioa th a tb o se b i w ont to see: H ideo No Johnson.

T h e A l l - S u r ga m a tch u p ev e ry o n e w m a y b e o n e th e spoi w h e n Ihe s t r ik e o u t p ic k e d to s ta r t T u e ev e n t

“ I 'd w a tc h th e ga w asn’t here,” N olan R; est pow er p itcher ever. “ S o i f I w as dow n oi w ould have the gam e c

■ R yan , w ho rarely ti S tar gam es in w hich hi w ill & row o ut the first rea l T exas heat come: a n d J o h n s o n m e e t i

__ :___ degrec.tcmpeVaturcs__" I d o n 't k n o w i f

. m atchup had any beat h i^ e fu lly this is somei feed o ff,” Johnson said

Jo h n so n , w ith a n' fastball and the kirtd ol m ad e Jo h n K ru k 's hi C am den Yprds tw o yc

' f i r s t . F ou r o f th e first f th e loose;-Iim bed, 6- w ill face are left-hani D ykstra, Tony Gwynn and F red M cGriff.

“ I d o n ’t w ont to ge G w ynn said.

T hen the A I, gets it N om o, the first Japane

' in th e A l l - S ta r hisi

O w n

o n s p «Nowaday

C hanges tha l arc sp e e d u p th e le isu

ta k e 'e f f e c t a f te r 1 Game. But just os th players can’t agree oi A ^eem ent, the chan review ed and their fion' could be delayed

“ W e d o n ’t w an t problems. W e want

. . that.eveiybody .is on R ich Levin, a spoke commissioner’s ofiic possibility they could sh o rt tim e. W e wai there .is ogreem ent i o w n e rs , p lay e rs a r O therw ise , th ere w chflos.”

— ----------- J rh e rc .a l rc a d y J i iad ju stm en t to th e c

. p o sed b y fo rm e r u Palerm o, w ho w as

^1-taslc o f reducing extn takes to play gomes, playing tune o f ntne-i le a g u e gam es has h o u rs , 54 m inute 's from 2:35 in 1984.

The owners suppo ,last month to lim it be commercial breaks to

.seconds 4 o m the los ^previous half-inninj -p i tc h o f the n ex t oi . doyvD froin.2:25 and

S9ve I k q im o u ^ g a t

y -

he

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I s ta r t l j ig p jtche^H ldej)_N « ^ l i -S ta r g a m e w o r k o u ts a '

B s t a rT e x a s (A P ) - i : . ." - .—

if S elig vs_Febr. .. ^ r s a n d com m on . . 1 ^ n, J in a lly a con* ■ -r-v • ;el3all fans really . •« A W Nomo vs. Randy H ided

- D o d g eg a m e g o t th e V .tlie S « i w anted — and . today .'i p o r t n eed ed — T uw da u t le ad e rs w e re ' L em 'u e sd a y n ig h t 's . Philadc

fo r theg am e even i f I , c e n te r

\ Ryan, the great- . T ony < /er, said Monday. p lay I on the ranch, 1 . Barr; « on." J y,rill ba/ tuned into Aif* . a n d L< h he d id not p lay, < P iazza irst ball. Then the f i r s t b« m es when Nom o h i t et in n e a r 1 00 - C in c tn5------ :------------------------ ignateti f th c p i tc h in g C ine

)earing on it, but Laridn. mething fans can , f iaid. , I— - i —I near-1 0 0 n iph L o ftp n w J o f wildness that T h o m a s ,5 heart fiu tter a t R ipken so » years ago, goes s lo-m o w st fivfrNL batters- darling foi 6 -foo i-lO le f ty “I waicl

landed — Lenny v ision, ev iTin, B any Bonds N om o sai

feel like I gel him upset," them .”

N ol so ,s its firet look at he’ll face, lanese particip&nl **It mig. iiis to ry . K en n y b a t o r on'

n e r s p u t b

> e e d i n g u f"There w

to advertise are designed to looking a t 2 isu re ly pace o f Owners!; /ere su p ^ se d to al to minin : r th e A ll-S ta r hitters stepj s the owners'and box but ore e o n a new Basic w e ll they hanses are being go in g to c cir jm plementa- Wade^Bogj yed. the pnvilegm l to havft any w ant to co: ml to make sure p lan a slra ; on board,".saici,. back in. B< okesmon for the sport. Then flice. "There b a to play this )uld be delayed a ju st m ake f want lo be su re next?” n t (between th e Still, t t ;^: and um pires), this w ould i ; w ould ju s t b e um. " Ify o u

from when / hns b een o n e ball back t le changes p ro - pitcher,stafl r um pire S tev e the resin ba M assigned th e " around, anc xenncous Uihe i f Green saidL' ies. The average ly ready to ne-inning major- out.. N ow i a s slow ed to 2 wits." le's th is seaso n T h e um^

anguish wit pposedly’agreed d o n ’t w ant ibeWecD-innlng th i s . ‘.‘W e’r s t o i minute, 45 th e g e s ta f lost pitch o f the .^ a p u a n o . i

ling -to the, first., qu icker ga: t one. That .w as ’ be a real fin and .dedgned to they step o game, out for.” ,

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N o m o o f t h e L o a A n g e le s I a t T h e B a l lp a rk In A rtln g t

* s c o n^ o m o T J o h n s oB ilN G T G N . T e x a s (A P ) . - K) N qm o o fith c 'L o s 'A ag e lea . gera and Kaindy: Jo hnson o f S e a t U e M ^ c r e . t f r ^ picked^ .y .'os tbe starting , p itchers i n ' KliQr n i ^ t ’8 AUoStar m e . ' Bnny': .D y k s tra -- ', o f th e > sdelphia P hillies lead o f f . h e N a tiona l.L eagueahd p lay / ter. f i e ld a n d S a n -D ie g o ’s.. / G w yM w ill h i t ’secbhd and r i g h t . , •

u r y B onds o f SA nTronciscb b a t th ird ^ p la y le ft field-> L o s A n g e le s . c a tc h e r M ik e ; z a w ill h i t c leanup . A tlan ta : basem iin F red M c G riff w i l l '

f i f t h f o l l o w e d ;i Y.byt :in n a ti 's Rdor G aDt,^tb^ des*^

in c in n a t i s h o r t s to p ' B a r r y ' dn w ill ba t sw e titb fo l lo w ^

. w ill le a d o f f , w ith F ra n k IS, A lb e r t B e l le a n d C al soon trying to solve N om o’s w indup and w icked , dow n-f o rk b a l l .- ............... ......................jlchcd m any o f them on tele­even .w hen I w as.in Japan.” sa id through a translator. “1 e l have an understanding o f

so, p ro b ab ly , fo r the h itte rs ce.light take o ne p itch ,-one a t­o n e y e a r .to a ty u s t to h im ,"

brakespgame: w ere prior commitments isers," Levin said. “W e’re It 2:00 now.” rs had agreed o ^ a propos- nimize delays caused by epping out o f the batter's ore concemed about how :y can e n fo rc e it . “ I ’m > co n tinue to s te p o u t,”Dggs said'. “1 don’t abuse lege. Don’t blame me i f l colleci m y thoughts and tra tegy b e fo re s tepping. Baseball.is a npn-tuned

lere’s no designated time h is game.. W hy d o n 't we . e foul balls outs? W hat’s ' ,

j m 'a r e others w ho figure .Id reduce the ffune’s tedi- ’ou figure the time wasted ’ en the catcher throws the k to the ' m ound and th^ _ tans m eu m g around vnth .

i h d a l f th e rest,” D a lla s '" idL' “Aiid w hen he’s f ih a l ir to pitch, th e 'h in e r steps

V it becom es a ba ttle o f

m p ires re c e iv e enough w ith their calls that th ^ '. ' u t to be th e heav ies in e’re not go in g to' be like . ta p o ,” N L u m p ire Ed 0 . s a id . “ W e a l l w an t games. B u t it’s going to .. fine line for us, how long'-,) o iit'and w hat they s te p .

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le s D q d g e re I s s w a r m e d t i g to n , T e x a s .

n e 9 u; ^ c T s S f E ^ St~ Colorado third basem i

lea. C a s t i l la a n d H o u s to n o f - baseman Cniig B iggio. td . : For tbe A L . K enny L in th e .C leveland Ind ians .\

' O ff a n d play , c e n te r f i lie > C leveland ;-, s e c o n d . b ) ff C arlo s B ae rg a w il l h i t ay^r.Bdgar M a rtin e z o f th e ’s . . .M a r in e wHl .be th e de ad h itter and ba t th ird folh

Chicago W hite Sox first CO Frank Thomas.' lid-'- A lbcrt Belle q f Glevel k e p la^ le ft fie ld and h it fi ita lowed b y B aG itiore short ilt< Ripke:^ and'M ew Y o rk ' > y ' third basem an W ade B oo (S-;;-' JO riw P u d K tt o f th e M 5;.nTtuin< 'w H l pti>y r ig h t f r y '' bat'eighth'and T exas catc ed Rodriguez w ill h it ninth.

i k Lofton said . "O r, 1 ma; a l him." .>’s Despite N om o’s 6-1 r n - ERA. 119 s trik eo u ts ai------leogue-besl-.158 opponcjle- average, and the k ind c I.” th a t o n ly ih e l ik e s o f “I Valenzuelo and M ark Fi o f - ju re d up. N L m anagcf F

adm itted the L os A ngel TS not his first choice to star

"I am not try ing to hi it- th a t I w o u ld h a v e s ta I," M addux," A lou said. "Lo

M ’s h 2

SEATTLE (A P) - I f M ariners can s ta y closi Califomia and Ooldand u Kch G riffey Jr. back', t good chance to win the A Lou Piniella says.

“W e've got some qiiesi Piniella conccdcd.‘“But I’ things fall in place for us hang a ro u n d u n til th e August, we can win this di

Wilh GrifTey sidelined 26, the Mariners have no the A ll-S ta r b reak , the; place in the div ision w: record, but they’re only behind Texas and Califom

Led b y thc p itc h in g Johnson and thc hitting < Edgar M artinez, the Ma

I gone 19-23 since Griffc into the Kingdome’s centi and broke his left wrist.

' G riffey , considered b baseball’s best play.er. ma

■ renmi to the'M ariners' III — middle-of-next-monthr-Hc

w ith 4 0 hom e ru n s In strike-shortened-season < 45 in 1993.

• -“It hasn’t been easy." t “Biit for Ihe most part wc thcrevejyw ell."

Try ing ,to persuade th K ing C ounty to he lp b i new, retractable-roof stadi

' cost S280 m illion, the n know s how Im portan t i

. t ^ to win its first divis > ocuhip.

j V-'-' The Seattle ownership to lose $25 million this z

. their p layer payroll is $ . , considered high fo r a sr

1 by t h e . m e d l a j s h e a rtl)

i t t o n— , V , I h a s do n e thl l i . ™ . . r . he’s done foi

acme.7 ^ ■ would step 03um V inny injured hiff in ' s e c o n d thrce-iim c C

' > . has not miss<L ofton o f since his jun

I w ill le ad instead joincf ie ld a n d W illiams. Mb a s e m a n Sm ith a s inj

i t seco n d . lines,le S e a ttle A L m an adesignated m eanwhile, ]llow ed b y York. Yankci>t basem an Johnson h il J

That left the'eland w i l l ' ' n io s l ex c itiififth , fo i- ■ pitchers sine

jrtstop Col o ld Dw ightc Y ankees R o g e i>ogs.' • Astrodome.M innesota ‘ • S how alterJ ic ld - 'a n d _ i w ith 152 s titch e rlv an c ith e r t w o .( 1, '. s a id N om o

tw o inn ings ' * th e s id e i n ­

lay n ev e r h it maybe h e ’ll ] N o doubt,

record, 1.99 ii. T he last t a n d a m a jo r seemed so c! icn ls’. batting A ll-S ta r gar

o f a tten tio n R ipken’s rcl >f F e rn a n d o the w inning i Fidrych con- That vjctoi Felipe A lou the A L 's si?

e lcs acc w as and gave th art. But as soon hide the fact' the ta lk 't u n ta r le d G re g .would sta rt, Look w hal he later.

a n g t o uI f th e S ea ttle >se to T ex as . until they get

, they h av e a A L West title,

estion marks.”I’ll tell you, ifiis and we c a n .le m id d le o fdivision.”cd since M ay .not folded. A t .le y ’rc in la s t

[y fiv i^g am es i | | j j j i K \

an^la rin e rs have / Tey slam m ed nter-field wall

1 by m any as nay be able to lineup by the

rIc.lcd4hc.AI— S e e t U f t ^ an Inst y p r ' s r lo h l , U lin t’ “ " “ ■■‘“ “ S . t l i l w l n ^■ pjnlclln said. In ju ry '1A'c'vc hung in franchise. Sc

- constraints hth e vo te rs o f go out and trb u ild them a o f fe n s iv e pd iu m iha tw ill Griffey’s absim anagem ent T h p y ’v e

I i t is fo r th e Buhner couldis io n champi* a s tra in e d I

Darren B ra aip is expected p itch in g ami season. And overcome a p$34 m iliio ii. ‘W e ’ve sc

sm alU m arket but w e’re sti

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AJ*pholo

rrives o n tho_fle,ld________

i ^ h tth is y ear. L o o k a t w h a t

for. several years." addux. w ho h a d sa id he p aside for N om o i f asked,IS groin last’ w eek. So the c Cy Young w inner, w ho issed a rcgular-season smrt junior year in high school, ined Ken G riffey Jr.. M att Mark M cGwire and Ozzie in jured stars on the side-

n a g e r B u c k S h o w a lte r . e. put aside a feud his N ew ikees had th is season afler il Jim Leyrilz .with a pitch, the All-Star gam e w ilh its iting m eeting o f s ta rtin g ince 1986, w hen 21-ycar- ht Gooden faced 23-year- ; e r C le m e n s a t th e e.te r said Johnson , already s tr ik e o u ts , w o u ld p i tch

0 o r th ree in n in g s. A lo u 10 p robably w o u ld p itch Igs, but “ i f he s trikes o u t in -the f ir s t tw o in n in g s ,’11 pitch the th ird ." , •, t>t, many w ould love to see >t time baseball genuinely t excited w as a t last y ea r 's jam e, w hen-G w ynn-bcn l — relBy and s lid hom e w ithlg run in the 10th inning.:tory in Pittsburgh stopped six-gam e w inn ing s treak th e NL a 38 -2 6 -1 ed g e . '

3n as that gam e ended, all um cd to w hen th e s trike irt, and il began a m onth

i g h a s t lII

> J ir . M ;

APphoK. )n a n a g e r -L o u -P ln le lla ,— - In k s th e M a r in e rs c a nt h e A L W e s t d e s p i t e - ,y to K en G riffey J r . tSo the M ariners’ financial

s haven 't aUowed them to <1 trade for, a proven veteran ] ! p lay er to h e lp th em in i tbsence.e bad* to h o p e th a t J a y 1uld overcome tbe effects o f 1d le ft h am s tr in g , ro o k ie |a ^ could bit nu jor-league iand M ike B lo w ers c o u ld 'ap o o rs ta rt J scuffled sdm e'offensively,still in this thing," Piniella i

1 .^ '- . , ■

Tue*d

irCTexas he melting

A R L IN G T O N , T e x a ' W ith te m p e ra tu re s h it

degrees on a cloudless T he Ballpark, the All-Sui looked and felt m ore lik Star cookout.

I T hi^ughout the old-tin: I batting practice for Tues< I j in d th e hom e run-h ittin , D sw e a tin g and sea rch in g I . drinks w ere the on ly wa;I —with the-Tcxas heat^---------I “I’m frying," Son Fran 3 fielder Barry Bonds said i a on the field about 15 minu I P ity th e o ld g u y s , ev I y e a r 's c rop had a few fl I T heir hour-long, thrcc-ini I —w on-I-p-by-the-A m erion I was played when tempera I press box therm om eter v I est. It w as 112 in the first i I 114 when the game ended. I “ It w as co o k in g ," sai I Oakland outfielder Joe R I get a bunch o f o ld guys n I running and they 're liable I heart attack. Y ou've ju s t e I it easy and remember you I anymore.", A n hour later, the All-!

the field for batting practi — players-used-the-tim e-to-

greet teammates and foes ers got their first view of old, S195 million stadium.

“ I t ’s a g orgeous facili thought it’d be a little hott C hicago Cubs first baser G race."It’s hot!"

! R y a n E xI A R L IN G T O N , T ex as ) N o lan R y an , b a s e b a ll’s t strikeout king, won’t try tc , 97 mph fastball with the c t firsl pitch in Tuesday’s ni I Star game.

R yan,'w ho has thrown a 100-mph pilch, has a more

’ m odest goal. Inhis second year o f p H K -.i. retirement, the 48- WOTk' y e a r-o ld " Ryan admits he has lost H [ B |^ som e s team o ff his high, hard one.

"M y pilch w i l l - ^ ^ A be abou t h a lf o f

I w h al R andy R 1 Jo h ilso n ’s w ill i b"erTRy6li~said'of"the~> 1 League starter. “ I hope I C plate and don’t bounce it. I , loose I might be able to thrc

high 80s, I guess."; Blyan, who had 5,714 sn r 27 years in thc majors, had ; hitters and led the league int__ ll.tim 6s_________ _______I H is last five seasons v

the T exas Rangers, w ho I ing the ir first A ll-S ta r gai

elig ib le for.JIall o f Fam e . in 1999.I It does Ryan’s heart go

tw o starting pow er pitche 1 Nom o o f the Los Angeles

w ill start for the National L

h e y w a iI said. "W e need a couple o f ( I kids to sw ing the bat and.< I because it doesn’t seem t< I w e're going lo m ake any tra I ourselves out."I Three players I haye carried the ' <| I M ariners w ith- I o u t ' ” G riffey :I Jo h n so n and . p l a ) l I Edgar and T in o . ' ^ n c j MtSUnez.1 Jo h n so n , the flC I left-hander with I the 98 m ph fast- I ball is 9-1 with I a 2.88 ERA and I leads tbe major

le a g u e s w tth , 152 strikeouts.

Edgar, t h e i 992 A Lbattin on and the Mariners’ desig

I ter, leads the league wilh a I ting a.verage, is second in

runs s c o r ^ (58) and double! » fourth in RBIs (56).

basem an, is having a caret H e> third in jh e AL_m RBIi

' for fifUi in home runs (18) i tiiig a career-best .299.

1 W ithout Griffey, the Mari ) ag ed 4 .9 ru n s a n d h i t .2 1 gomra. W ith him, they ave 1 n m san d b a n e d 2 7 8 in 2 7 g {

I t’s been a fhistrating 2i f for P iniella, wbo cam e to f N o v e m b e r 1992 a f te r n • Cincinnati to a W orid Serii 5 in 1990. Under Piniella, the i wenf 4 9 ^ last season after

80 In 1993. •, Piniella’8 will to w in has r I more, apparent than th is si

'I

j o r

sat sizzles \U-Starwcas (A P ) - A n electric l l i l t in g 114 dugout, b u t al : M onday a t m ak e n o ise . >tar w orkout - c o o l C in c in n ike_the A ll- Larkin, w ho hi

th e sw cltc rin j im ers gam e, y o u n g e r b ro :sday 's stars played a t the L ing con te st, “ M y bro the ng fo r c o ld and he p laycc ^ays to dea l d id n 't know it

ancisco out- T he b ig sho 1 after being.._was put on by lu tcs. c a tc h e r M ike:v en i f th is walking into t f la t-bellies. D iego outfield

inning gam e he’d ju s l like t<oan -L eague-------That-ottitudciratures on a 'pitch, w hen he w ere h igh- th e th in o v e r

it inning and dcck in left fi< :d. the v icinity evlaid fo rm e r a ball that nick Rudi. “Y ou ling coge s till not used to opposite field 1

le to have a B u t the one t got to take a b o u t lan d e d iu ’re not 25 behind the vis;

o f a t least 500 1-Stars to o k It had to be ctice. M any furthest measu: ;o-m eet-ond—foo ter-by -Josi es. a n d 'o th - w e n t o n alm o o f the year- line — and mu n . P ia z z a w asility . I j u s t N L c rs in th e otter," Joked b e c a u s e a n c em an M ark forced h im ont

kept h im to 13

t p r e s s r o l las ( A P ) ' - oppose Seattle’: ’s a ll- t im e thrower in base! to uncoik a “I would wat

: cei;emonial Jusl to see Non nigh t's A ll- “ I t w ill be int

American Lcagi to discover why

Ryan worked pitchers in spri and said, " I 'v e s

, ed pitchers ovci' i l H exceptional foi

^- - how to use it. T]o v e r th e re w h level."

M N om o said I anention from a

------ ----------1- " H e h a s beR y a n Nom o said. "R;

Japan. I have a j I 'A m ericn n — rR y n n s a id h c I m ake th e ever was as a pl

. I f l get real “1 d id n ’t re trow it in the jo b s ," said Ryi

and is b ig in th strikeouts in eithei; a t th e o id seven no- helping the Ra in strikeouis baH teatn. I’m_____________ Wildlife.Comm1 w e re w ith H as R yan e \ .0 a re h o s t- too early? jam e. H e is “ M y tim e hi le b a llo ting w ho su ffe fed i

injury. “ I 'd Io> good to see n o w ." hers. H ideo R yan 's comel les D odgers o n ^ i t c h on 1 League ond p l e « ^ p u t awa]

i t f o r G ]ifo u ry o u n g h osn 't le t thc-o d. contribute quit w ithout Gri

to m e tha t "I told them trade to help one p layer, albe

s ti l l p u ll togei

■I to ld th e m Just :a u s e you lo se one lyer, a lb e it a g rea l le , you c a n s t i l l ... le t th e Job done.*

— Mariners’ managi Lou Piniel

M aninezcs lo ki ting champi- needs B.uhncr I lignated hit- RBIs) arid Blow I a . 362 bat- 32 RBIs) to h i t ' in hits (87). ha lf o f the seas les (24), Jlnd up w ilh a depe

pitch behind J)

reer season, he needs to geils.(58), d y l le f t.s id e in hisI) and iS htt- w ith c loser Boi

Bill Risley and .anners aver- in r e c e n t ’y.261 in 4 2 h aven 't gottenveraged 5.8 .fium system . Bg ^ c s . ' be their regularl a seasons H e 's hitting io Seattle in and a d o zen B

m a n a g in g been sent to CUtries v icto iy th is yea r. Piniihe M arm ets competitive pecer going 82- h^ jp y being in

ing to teach thes never been a lesson that is'season. H e thought it woolc

i*dny,Juty 1 1 ,1095 'T lm os-N ow

m e :s a s s t a r s —

v o r k o u tric fan w hirred in the NL It all it basically d id was sc. It w a s n 't en o u g h to • in n a ti s h o r ts to p -B a r ry :o had been w arned about T ing su m m ers from h is ' b ro th e r S te p h e n , w h o le U niversity ofTcxa.s. ither to ld m e il w as hot, lycd on A stro tu rf. B ut I M it w as this hot," Larkin

show in batting practice by Los A ngeles Dodgers

ik c P iozza , w ho befo re to the cage had told San le ld e r T ony G w ynn tiial , <c to hit line d rives. . *lude-laetcd-until-the-fifth--------1 he. slam m ed a ball into ve rh n n g o f th e s e c o n d t field. H e hit another in ’ even further, and he hil • nicked the top o f the bai- still w o und up b e ing an ;ld homer.)ne.everyoixe w as talking d e d 'i n th e c o n c o u rs e v isito r’s bullpen, a blasi iOO feet.b e that long becouse the

^ u r e d hom er was a 480-Jo se -C a n se c o .-P ia z z a -s -----------Im ost ex o c ily th e sa:mc m uch further.

iv a sn 't a m o n g th e fo u r , th e h o rtie ru n c o n te s t

in e a r ly s e a s o n in ju ry onto the d isabled list ond

I I3-hom ers in 42 games.

l l s a g a i n:tle's Johnson, the hardest oseball.watch this gome as a fan Nomo pitch." Ryan sold,

in te re s tin g to s e e 'th e eaguers face him and try vhy he’s so succcssful."‘ked wilh som e Japanese spring tra in ing th is year ve seeri some very talent- over there. Nomo has an

forkboll and he k n o w s- t. Tliere ore other pitchers w ho can p ilc h on th is

id R yan h ad caugh t his im afar.

b e e n an in s p ira t io n .""Ryan is very famous in

e a lo fo f respedt for him.”Ih e irh is ic m o w - 'th a n -h e -----------a player.t re tire , I j u s t chan g ed Ryan, w ho ow ns a bank n the cattle business. " I’m le o ffice o r th e ranch or Rangers or T C U ’s base-

:’m also on the Parks andm m is s io n ." . ------J----------------—n ever felt like he retired

e had com e," , said R yan ' ed a dam ag ing shoulder I love to still be pitching

imeback w ill be limited to )n T u esd ay n ig h t. A nd, iway the radar gun.

r r i f f e yle-other M ariners players Griffey.

em ju st because you lose albeit a great one. you can 5 ge ther a n d g e t th e jo b

done," he s a id . .In o rd e r fo r

th e M ariners to' w in th e ir d iv i-

>at sion ', P in ie lla n e e d s a lo t o f th in g s h o v e to

■ hoppen.H e n e e d s

” 'Johnson to keep agor w inn ing gam es liella a n d p il in g up

--------I in n in g s , .he . .n e e d s th e

[0 keep producing runs, he icr (.274. 11 hom ers. 46 Jlowers (.226, six homers, h it well during the second season; he needs to come lependoble fifth starter to id Johnson. C hris Bosio, r and Salomon Torres, and I get som e help from th e his_bullpen to go along,Bobby Ayala (13 saves),

md Je ff Nelson.It ’y e a rs , th e M arin e rs ten much help from their 1. Bragg was supp(jsed to ila r left fielder this season.J .225 w ith three hom ers':n R B Is and a lready has I C lass A AA T acoma once H niella, o n e o f the m ost petmle in baseball, is not •

( in tburth place.' He’s t r y - . tlv^M oriners.how to win,

it‘is''taldng longer than be ooldtake.

Nowb, Twin FallB. Idoho”

RoleW IM B LED O N . En

d ram a, co 'm cdy and a b su rd , a s im ultanec

. a n d ex trao rd in a ry W h ad oil th e elem ents c a t Piccodilly C ircus.

In the end th e fam the ir l)ow s: P e te 'S an h is th ird stra ig h t mei G ra f w on her six th si N a v r a t i lo v a s e c u r W im bledon title, takir n e r’s trophy fo r ployi b lcs during a b n ^ fi coAibooth.

On o ne side o f the o th e r s ide o f thc-occ there w as thc tow erii M onica Seles, w ho cj day o f the w om en’s fi first new s conference tw o yea rs and annou to thc tour.

• _ G r a f a n d A ra n V ic a r io , w ho w aged f in a l , h a d l e d a W im bledon — o p laj — against g iv ing Sele ing considerations. Si

' th a t sh e n e v e r askcc ' and d oesn ’t n eed any.

Nnvrotilovo, thc W- d en t, to o k th e oppoi o u t in a m o n o lo ^ e i to p p la y e rs fo r o e ir pro tecting the ir turf.

“ W h a t’s f r u s t r a t - N avratilova said , “is t

b e n e f ite d thc m o st f a b s e n c e , b c c a u se th m o n e y , th e y w o n Slam s, because she i

T o u mB y John Jeanaonne Ncwsday

, W IM BLEDON, Engl W im bledon during w people m ade headlines reasons. Really, now; b<

..........who outside o f serious t'lowers ever had h ^ c T im H enm an? G reg F Norman?

And, o f course, Murp fishing.

Ulumately, it was a \ .produced terrific, comp fro m th e q u a rte rf ln i

• B eck e r’s fiv e -se t due Pioline kick-started the i

• n is in th e q u a r te rs , Becker’s whiplash tumi

F e a r o f

f i e r y T aG S T A A D , .S w itzc

H o t - te m p e re d J e f f_____ w ithdraw n from the S

f e a r o t a conT ron to angry M are Rossct, to c ia ls said today.

A t W im b le d o n , ' a c c u s e d F re n c h ui Rebfcuh o f b e ing “th( o ffic ia l in the g am e.”

..... ............. T a ra n g o -s to rm c d .during h is third-round A lexander M ronz o f a d isp u te w ith Rebei c a l l . T a r a n g o ’s F B enedicte , th en slopp

' tw ice o n the face.• A fterw ards, Tarang

' R cbcuh had show n bit r e tu rn fo r fr ie n d sh i R ossct, the O lym pic c Sw iterland, os o ne o f b e n c H te d f ro m t^ favoritism':

T a ro n g o w a s fin $1 5 ,5 0 0 for th e putb face further fines or s low ing an investigatio

Defendii at Swedi

. B A S T A D , S W E I / • D e f e n d in g c h a m f , K a r b a c h c r o f G ci f M ik a e l P e rn fo r s ,6-: ! o p e n in g ro u n d o f tl : S w ed ish O p en tenni: : M onday.

T hc & ird-seeded Ki beat A ustrian H orst Sk tou rnam en t last year, seed ed p lay er to reac round.: Second-seeded Gilbi

J __A ustria and S w eden’s■'.blcs p lay er, A n d ers J

eigh th , lost to low cr-ra . S w e d is h “ D a v is c

; Muster’s st. f: " 'GSTAAD, S w ittd liu

; :geeded T hom as MusU '.,m atdi w inning streak 0 1 io g ly e n d e d M onday

■' : b e a te n in th e f ir s t i ; ; .& 56p,0 0 Sw iss O pen

rj ,• ; m e n t . fri -. • Spain’s A le* Corre^i T: „ '~ jx iih u le s to beat M u ste r:

M uster’s w as the thii ' i ’ttn sak in h istory for a i;W iin d O u illcn n o Vilas

.1 . . ;KB<rfg’8 44. D uring.the . won seven tom^ami

h e bad skipped.

................

D -« TIcnM-Nows. Twin

:j)layeiEngland - It was nd th e a te r o f the n eo u s ly o rd inary W im bledon that

ts o f a stage show s. ' , ■ ^om iliar stars took • ^ Sam pras captured, ^ ’ m en’s title ; Steffi ^ll singles; M artina !,«• V -• : u r e d h e r 19 th N ' ik ing hom e a w in- . oy ing m ixed d ou- y > k from the brood-

thc stage - on the J | ^ . o cean , actually - .e ring p resence o f - ^3 cattily chose the B final to hold her ;r)ce in m ore than •, . lo u n ce h e r return ^

■M txa_ S a n c h e z _______ged su ch a tensea r e b e l l io n a t L —

liny .w ith in a play A nd Uic'>eles special rank- to her p<. S e les responded j,er abseik ed fo r ony he lp B u t anv._ _ - - W im hlgiW TA T our presi- .rs:p o riu n ity to lash . Tomlie d irec ted a t the h is slap*e in g g re e d y a n d B n ino Pf. . called "Ir a t i n g to m e , th e gamis th a t thc players Unle lesit fro m M onica s Commiti: th e y w o n m ore Tarangoon m o re G ra n d stiffest ile w a sn ’t around. $15,500.

nament<

ingland — It wos a Andre Af 1 w h ich unknow n Goran Ivi ies for the craziMt .from last i; before lost week, tised , an us tcnnis-camp foi-... classic tc rdofJefTTaran^o? hischam t g Rusedski? Dick • p ju s , I

victoiy O':urphy Jefisen went was as go

likes oftl;a W imbledon that — 20 mi

impetitive motches deuce, ei [In a ls o n .-B o ris points — duel w ith C edric longtime, he really good ten- So, in rs , fo llo w e d b y - like most OTUUVund to upset events, wi

f r e t r i b u t i (

A r a n g o t otz c r io n d (A P ) - “ W e u ; f f T a ra n g o h o s from the le Sw iss Opqn for bock to n ta tl^ n ~ w ith “ ttn~RbS9erlS :, tournam ent offt- spokesm;

m ent w hn, T a r a n g o hod " I th ii

u m p ir e B ru n o em o tio n ‘th e m ost corrupt hero. H e J.” he w as ve d .o f f th e c o u rt tions,” imd m otch against Art eai o f G em iany afler O p e n oi ;beuh, p v c r a line fnends o

F re n c h w ife , advised 1 opped the official R o s s e

Tarango.ango alleged that , “ I take I b ios to p layers in lost wee! sh ip . H e n o m ed . know th£ Ic chom pion from a match, o f those w ho had c ia lly th

th e o f f i c i a l ’s tio n sag a T aran i

f in e d a reco rd , th a t he u tb u rs t and m ay charges i >r suspension foi- a n y su g Ition. sought ai

i n g c h a m p

i i s h O p e n t ('E D E N ( A P ) - w orld, ism p io n B e rn d U nsec(3 e r m a n y b e a t B razil be6 -1 , 7 r5 in th e 6, 6 - 3 .6if t h e $ .3 2 8 ,0 0 0 c o u n ^m is to u rn a m e n t T h e 11

.M ag n u sK arbachcr, w ho w ildcard

iS k o f T to w n th e o n d r o tar, w as 'the oiily F ilip p in ie a c h th e sccond Sw edish

(3-7), 6-3iilbert S challer o f In oi;n’s veteran dou- C a rb o n ei Ja rry d , seeded N o s z a lyr-rtmked players.- a n d O sMI c u p p e r J o n a s ed-Davidd N P , ? ? j n t h e 7-6 (7-1).

streak on clayHand (AP) - T op-' move whi u ster had h is 40 - players. “ ik on clay su rp ris-, ro u n d wi lay w h en h e w as M uster sa st ro u n d o f the en tenn is touroa- ^

re^a took only 90 ' - > \ a r7 -5 ,6 - l . , ^ • D l l V third-longest c U y ^ B U T

m mh e M usteraments. ' • v • • . . . • ed -W im bledon .a .

Win Foils. Idoho T uesday. July

irs stole

h ey ’re not w illing to g ive bacl- perhops w hat they gained b: isencc.”I a s m u c h a s a n y o n e , th ii

ontrum -throw ing Jeff’Tarango ap-hapjpv w ife B enedicte , ani> Rebeufr, the um pire Tarang( 1 “ the m o st co rrup t o f n c ia l l i m ie ," as i f o thers w ere ju s t / less corrupt. T h e G rand Sl&n nittee is still investigating, bu go w as sen t pack ing w ith thi » fin e in W im bledon h istory 00.-

tliadso]Commantary

Agassi. Even thc Peto Sampras- Ivanisevic powcr-serve rematch ast year was better than adver- and Sam pras again displayed : tennis and adm irable poise in impionship victoiy over Becker. I, S teffi G r a f s cham pionship ' over Arantxa Sanchez Vicario good as it gets in this sport The f th e ir I l th gome in the third set minutes, 32 points, 13 times to , e igh t g am e 'p o in ts . six break— will not be seen again for a me.in the end, this W imbledon — 3St o f th e two^week Grand Slam , w ith all these working patts and

ion causes► withdraw5 understand th a t so m e guys lhe A T P told (Tarango) to go to the U nited S ta tes because r l r h e r c ; ’‘ snldTjurg-V 6gel,-a sman for the 5560,000 toum a- which began today, h in k i t w as b e c a u s e o f th e o n a l s id e . R o ssc t is a loca l He is from nearby Geneva and s very angry about th c allega-

earlie r sta tem ent from Sw iss o rg a n iz e r s so id “ p e r s o n a l

s o f th e player hod apparently :d h im to take th is step.’’ is e t d e n ie d th e c h a r g e ^ b y go.- •ik e th is 'a s an insult,” he said eek. "P eop le w ho know -jnc, tha t I never p ay an um pire for :h. I am going to dem and offi- th a t th e A T P im p o se san c -

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s ' ascension to th e h ig h es t ) f te n n is c h a m p io n s a n d s enduring popularity. Even It, the crow d cheered louder ker, w ho p u t o n tw o o f the n n in g p e rfo rm an ces o f t h e lent. Dealing Cedric Pioline sets in th e quorters and top d ie A gass! in the four.sets in

i l l th e w e ird n e s s o f th is don. there was also so m uch m od predictable. O ne, two, lur. the highest seeds in both;n !8 ..and_w om cnls_drow 8^:____1 into the sem ifinals. It was find in the record book that In’t happened since seeding 11927.0 the w eather had som ething 'ith thc w ay th e tournam ent:o u t ^ o L . o n l y _ w a s _ t h i 5 _____don one o f the hottest, w ith ‘ • perature regularly surpossing je e s on C entre C ourt, but it 3 one o f thc driest: F or only h tin io s in c c re c o rd s hove p t s ince 1922, n o t a m atch : aycd by rain. Ironically , the i ' it d id ra in w as th e m iddle '• w hen there w as no com peti- i

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le b re a k p o in t th a t B eck e r am cd, and forgot to play the is farewell semifinal, if course there w as M urphyw h o p a rtn e rs -w ith b ro th e r--------form the Tock-and-roll dou-^ n. B u t M urphy , e lim in a ted , ;n ’s doubles the first week, cd d o u b le s p a r tn e r B ren d a !. M c C a r th y -h ig h .a n a |n ' .to--------: sccond. Instead, h ^ u d e d do som e fishing, oblivious to e he w as putting his friends ily through.geous, com pletely unaccept- altogcther delightful, indeed.

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