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- . snow. Lows 5 to 15 < 30s.'Friday cloudy w 25 cast and mostly 2

M v -^ A creasing clouds wesi snow. Lows 10 to 2(

n 30s.

^ W ood RiverL WO, - ' ' - “ Sunny with patch)

the lower lo mid*20 i -J. so cold with lows -ztB with scanered snow s

giving day oullook snow. Lows leens. Hi

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west of Boise. Highs ■■— mpb. Tooight incrcaj

25. Wednesday cloud ’ ■ . mid-30s to lower 40s

Northern N(6 19 .....7 25^135 MosUy sunny and

' 30s to lower 50s wcsU L ._______ breezy. Lows near i

^ . . mostly cIou3y with a 0- 86 per 30s east to upper

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Sunny skies retur remained cold.

And most o fih e l u t aiinncr ■ nrnmmg hiiun in Ihi onrtS- Da. I»« »ll«nioon.

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regional fo recastday mostly c lo u d ^ i th a"slight 15 east and teens west: Highs mc ly with a good chancc o f snow. L Iy 20s west. Highs in thc 30s. Sa vest. Mostly cloudy east wilh a 9 20 east nnd in thc 20s west Hi

e r Valley______ __ichy morning fog and low clouds •20s. Tuesday nighl increasing c J w ro to 10 above zero. Wednesi IW showers. Highs in the upper 20 lok partly cloudy wilh a slight

Higlu upper 20s.

Valleyxcepl mens of moming-fbg-and-l ghs lowrer to midOOs. Southeast ̂rcnsing douds. Nol so cold wilh loudy with a chance of snow. Bro 40s.

N evadaUld a little warmer today. Highs i west. Tonight increasing clouds t ar 5 to lower 20s. Wednesday < ih'ii chance o f showers IHl'cTHighj per 40s west; “ •

u t s i r r i r “

)ut bazy today. Areas of morning t fair. Lows around 20. Wcdacs iCT. Highs 41M5. 'llie-uhraviokU ?raj»iiilmni,_eApoaure-leveli—

/eather s u m m istumed to Idaho Monday but let

Jie dense fog that formed durin{ I the.soutbeost and southwest bur

nt Rijdniftemooo across the stale n lene to 31 degrees at Lowell and .^jgititionsW eW 1tr m-j 208.

R m d ^C o n tinued from A f

- linerO ^ iost'tK an ; and that t -gfe-tflt^})^to-8 e t m ore>be«er

w ith thc U.S. decision to sto : fog an interoationaV arm s <

against the Sorojevo govemm T hey a re in a race agaii

Bosnian Serbs annotmced Su they had recaptured all the

■ tak en ’b v th e B o sn lan -a rr C orps in a surprise offensii B ihac last month.• That'could have satisfied i

;ion:Monday-theyJcepi&tiacIdi A B o sn ian Serb m ilitar;

who spoke on condition o f ai s a id S e rb s in B osn ia and knew they had to stick toj they w ould “ceasc to exist.”

M ladic’s logic was easil; able to the Croatian Serbs.

T heir only link to the outs: is through Bosnian Serb-hek and they fear Milosevic willthem , too. ...................

. — C ro a tia ,-m c a n w b ile ,-fa rth rea ten in g to retake territc

pied by its Serb minority sji 'o n d T a s greatly stitrigthcncc-flal-ofweeipons:------ -----------

“I f the international conur . cides to help defeat the Crot republic m ilitarily, Yugoslc com e to our assistance,” said M ikelic, a leader o f Croatian

The-leader-of-tho-Croatii self-proclaimed republic, M tic, said Saturday his forces spond to any attack by the in a l community.

' T h a t w o u ld d estab ilize w h e re th o u san d s o f peac w ere inserted between Serb j

- lines-after-the-six-ihonth-wa ended.

M onday also was'the dea “ e n b y Croatian ftrs iden t Fra

m an for C roatian Serbs to H de a H o ^ o auffle^eeoftomte- J p i a t agreem ent w as se^n

H tc^ taw ftn J-re in teg ra tin g -: territory. B ut the Serbs reject

C ro a tian F o re ign M inis G r ^ c descnbed 'tbe MATC

" a s a “pivotal event” that s l ' in tem atio tu i community nc

s ta n d s th a t S e rb s in Crc Besriia are woricing together

^RY 1 WEATH

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iouds today . t in c re as in g > W e d n e sd ay

sli^ t.c h o n cee x p o . ,

ht chance o f n o s i l y ^ in ^ th c ____

Saturday de- ^ a chnnce o f H ighs in the

FRONTS:- T - T -

” COLD ■ m mids. H ighs in ,; c louds. N ot U L E tjiliy cloudy J J i f e s», 20s.T hanks*!it c h a n c c o f

Idaho: H igh, 43 i- lo v v -e lo u d s - -N ailonrH lglir«a w in d s 5 - I 0 __________Jl low s 15 10 reezy . H ighs

Tunc to thc N nt - o rcan 423 -M :i;

s i n th c m id- 0 » « rs and locally .. , O I I C

_____ W inds gusiecM onday a s sno ' plummeted into I

lg fog. H ighs U nscnsonabl) l e s ^ y partly Ohio V alley. I n . It-index fnrcr reenrd 70 dcarc

- ______ A lo w p rc s s i^l o r y diiced w i n d '^ s

^ Chicago. O ther r tem pem iure ^ resu lt o f

ing Ihc cu lylu iic d o trb y -Tic system sf

mph gust w as re ; ranged from winds broke up t n d M ounta in _ ^ b o u l 5 ,300 « -----------------------had shunagcs 'fh

— Won_____________ Contlnueci fret the ir foes ' n ire d b y a tjc a er-w«flpons— l i t cndcd-p top cnforc- Falls Policc L s e m b a rg o miracle no on( m ient. Arrested w(lin s t tim e . j . c la rk , 2 0 . itm day thnl „ e re jn iled o:

sive o u t o f Hicks, 30, o f

o f f ic e r r»xcd a“d d r ^ ‘anonym ity bonds o fS150 id C ro a t ia A ll five mc o g e th e r o r ^first degree f< ” aiding and a ti ly accep t-

itsidc w orld I d a h o r ;ld tc m to iy -i l l abandon ; b O ISE (A

W-.. K - .. , ’ partment o f l ^ hazardous corc S ^ 5 o T routes througls m c e 1 9 9 ! , ____R oadconditi;ed its arse- u .s . 95 —---------T---------w etr w tiiic b inim u n i ty d e - „ o w floor; G r •oa iian S e rb spo ts; W inchc s la v ia m u s t spots; W eiser-I l id B o r is la v fog; M orsing-0 an S e r b s . • lo icrsin te 84 .tia n -S e rb s J— diy;-Burloy-Ui« M ila n M a r- a w o u ld r e - • in te m a tio n - C

- Allen Wil* :e C r o a t i a , CircuUiio j c e k e e p c r s tw ccn7»nd i b a n d C ro a t cdve your pai . a r - i n - I 9 9 I ~ . . J ^ , ^ ™

536-2335 eadlm e giv- BuxicyRuj ’lan jo T u d j- • 678-2352 to a c c e p t a . c -u u u U L ts .’- ~ —

........3 2 M 3 7 fj - S c i b ^ h e l d ; tw inFaii* K t e d i t - 733-0931l i s t e r M a te 'I O a irs tr ik es h o w e d th e ’ — ciaifcWii^ now under- • ifyou tav , r o a t i a a n d ^,•^^^,'1 ', er. ‘ _______ •

HER ' , ,r ^ C a lif^ Informc

W eather* fo recast for n o o n . '

Oa 10« 20* 30* 40« so* _ Band* tapOTlfl Wgh l»mp*f«t

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E3 E G51 E3swenp?s f tw r.sro«us ftiw aes

S S B S B43 degrees at Oroflno. Low . 2 0 1 irS ra rM cA llehT T c iiis .X 6w , 13

'Jational W eather Service radio bi 423.

now falls over Rcx lP xeu -------------------------------

lied o v e r 50 m ph niong th c Gi now fell ove r th e R ockies nnd to the leens in southern O regon, ibly w orm w cnihec preva iled ii In Jackson. Ky.. the tem petanire g ree s by 11 a .m .,’ the .lO lh day

sure system across the na tion 's n ju s ts 'u p ’io 53 m ph in D etroit a er placcs reported gusls o f 30 mpl o f the w inds, Iowa» M innesota i

1 ch ills in the single digits.1 spread inio w estern Pcmisylvan i recorded a t the Indiana County Jp a 100-ycarK>ld bom in M ount 1 X) custom ers in the region cilher

man____from A1______________ .>«least 18 law ofTiccra. ch

: Lt. Jim Kistler. “Il 's a to one g ot hurt.”w ere M arsh and Phillip se 0 , o f T w in Fnlls. They ib l o n bonds o f $ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 w

. 33« te d * - w e r e - W i l f o r d - E v = i ^ o fL o n g B each, C alif.; in Jones, 26, o f Pasadena, vi D avid Rhodes, 27,-o f no - Jx ss. The tno w ere neld on 150,000 apiccc. b}m en w ere chargedjW iih Ui : felony kidnapping and to abetting an aggravated nc

I road report(A P ) — T he Idaho D e- f Transportation reported- ly Mnditions on m any major ughout the state M onday. ..ditioos: — ................- —- R igg in s.W hiteb ird H ill. a ird -H illr icy -spo ti.-B T g W t r ^ Grangeville-W inchcster, icy c h cs te r-M o sc o w , w d . icy ;r-N ew M eadows, icy spots, p, j-O regon line, dry. *kc 84 — O regon line .B urley ,

U tah linerd iyrw et:----------------"bi

Circulation '/iUon, cilcutation director ^ilion phone lincf #re open bold to B.ra. only. If you do not re- • paper by 7 a.m.. call Ihe number ■ea:•WoUelliCoodlhg-Hagennan '

R .q)c il.Pau]n. Tuesday. N ov. ^ . ^ ^ ^

so* 00* 70* ao* 90* 100*110* m tu re z o n M fo r ih o ^ . ^

0 O IW A ^

1 E3 S Og» swow K£ sw w v FT.aotxrf

20 below zero a t Fairfield.-

o b a n d n tV H F .F M 1 6 1 4 o r l6 2 J

Rockies as high v,___ _________________ B u ttem pa

o f 58 degree! ^ r e o t L akes q n ^ J b u f ^ . ’ " and tem pcrnturcs 'A cold froi >n. dershow ers iid in parts o f th c Englnnd throi lure had risen to a In the Wc day tem pera tures w ith up to 2 i

's midscction pro- temperature ( lit and 47 m ph in - o£14 degrees m ph to 45 m ph. Clouds am )la and W isconsin w est com cr c

All that rc■vania, where a 76 w as a fronl < mty A iiport H ig lf and souiheasi m l Plcaiani, Pa. High temp iher lost pow er o r Beach, F in .'

L-

-a s s a u l t^ -g x c fp r lonns,-ud charged with “ enhanced” ag

-ed-a& saultrJ7o lice-say4)o4i€U toi to Schoenauer’s heod.

Police found a pair o f 7.< semi-automatic rifles and a . ibcr pistol on th e chase route w ith 33 o u n c c s o f marijua: 33.7 grams o f m ethamphctan

— T w if t4 'a l l s ^ ! i c « = a re ^ in w ing whether th e incident mig vide clues a b o u t the area 's

'd rug business. ~ ^According to an a ffi^ v it

by OfTiccr R o b e rt Bcrricr, the Californians said they ho< to Twin F a lls to confront naucr over h is dispute with

Idaho 55 — H orseshoe Bend . ly, icy spots, b ro k en snow floi

neliy-New M eadow s;'icy spots.Idaho 21 — B o i s c ld a h o C

ic y sp o ts ; I d a h o C ity -L o w n 's p o ts , broken s n o w ^ o o r , Lown

Qiimmit tn n w flftfir..............■ U ;s r2 0 " -^ 'M o u n ti in Home-1

dry, icy spots; Fatrficld-Carcy, i Arco-ldaho F a lls , d ry , icy spoi

.Falls-M ontoiu lin e , wet, icy sp ken snow (loor.- U.S. 26 — Id ah o FalU.Wyon

“ b rokeninow floorrB Iflckfooi'A

p.m. weekdays. T o report Ute ni sports renills afler 3:30 and oo wi dUI 733-0931.

AdvertisingPcier Yoric, advertising director

— iryoB w iihnoplacean ;#dveit call 733-0931. C lassined ads. c 0931 Monday ihrough Friday Tror until 3 p.m. and Saurdays from 7 a 10 ojn. Inrormalion on display ads

-- — s a i a i ^ ' n t e i 'Home dclivety: daily andX>«l*

_ p e r-* te k ; daUy, S 2 J 5 p ^ e e k ; S2.00 per week. Moil tubscriptioni paid ia advancc and are availal where earner delivery is not mai

> Local rales: daily and Sunday. S I week: daily only S3.00 per week; I only S2.25 per week.' Idaho tal<

i.iiii.i.f.m ai.i..'iWIES SAWJ

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National temM

■ A lboquerqua 5^-■ AUanta 7^:o* B oston S:7 \ t t C hicago 411 J | L D allas 6(

D enver 3<D os Moines 4(Dotroit . 51

^Honolulu:______ 85H ouston 6:

Wm fndianapolis 5<m K an sa s City UB 0 Las-V ogas »^ • L os Angeles »

M emphis 6'■ ■ Miami Boach 8<

y________ _MUwaukoo _ 45’ ̂ . M ln rieaW a 3!

. . , New O rieans 8(• y Now York 6(> . (JWahoma City Si

O m aha . »■ . 4!■ Phoonix 6-

Pittsburgh 6: Portland. Me. 41

c u ^ ia * : iS Portland! Ore. 41--------Rono 3'\ SL Louis - a

ISoattlo 4:

■ Spokano -3 : W ashington 6llo n t

I For current road <____________ these numbers: T

3070; Boise. 334- Io 233-6724; Ri{

2 i5 M H Z U ta h 801-964-61 N ev., area, 702-7:

winds rake Midwperatures were unseasonably warn ces in Latrobe and 54 in Erie and

iwnt w a s c x p c ^ t o ^ u ^ i n , s in the Great L akes region. Ohio rough Monday n ig h t Vest, light snow fe ll across the ( 2 inches reported in Salt Lake Cit} les-of^now-Tell-iR-KlamBlh-FBlt

KS-------------------nnd showers w ere forecast‘for ih« ro fW ash ing ton su te . remained M onday o f former Hi

It o f scaitcrcd show ers over nonl astern Georgia.npcmmre at I p .m . M ST was 86 d 1. The low w ns 11 below zero nt

iidio-was— P ie-a 'm eSftMeiys Bggravat- Schocnaucr forcoteldia-pis-------- Tribulla-w idlsli

c a u se too m any 1 7.62 mm w m itig a blind e a .22 -cal- d ren ’s involvemen lie, along I f i t had n ’t bcc liana and cool action, the ar amine. m ig h t never havt W M ilg a i= S f i i= 6 f i fy = R ln « h j light pro- po lice detective.•s illegal “ S h e defin ite l

yoii’vc got to adn it written R in eh n n sa id 7 ‘‘S r, one o f w a lk e d o f f and 1 hod come w here i h ^ may. itS ch o e - .. “S h e s to p p c ^ l Jl Marsh, getting much

nd-Donncl- Idaho 5 f - » Ic y sjloo r, Don- U .S . 9 J —> 1 ^IS. • C a rc y -A r? o , d ry .C ity . dry . S a lm on , icy spots.

Arman, ic y L ost T rail Pass, wc Aman-Ban^

le-hairtield, Summit, bro

K S l " 'c r „ . t = 8 6 - D

om inglinc. M onida Puss, icy sprx iso rd iy ---------O 3 T 3 0 7 ^ i y .

I news and and Sunday S4.00 per weekends, S3.50 per week; Sundi

week. Out o f state niies J 5 .0 0 per week; daily ot Sunday only S3.00 per

„ cluded.in all above ratemisement.— be levied for all ten

MatltnfiTrm»x~i " r n l S i a i TheTimes-Newi(Uf j r U a « I U lished daily at 132 I I

F alls. Idaho. 8330^. Newspajten Inc. Second

___________BLTwin Falls by.ThcTi;----------------- clly'arid county ncwj[i»jiidiv S3 00 tion6C-108oflhelda!it n ^ S , y hereby desi8naied « ; t l ms must i on which legal noiice»« ilable o flty . PosUnaster.;pI ase s nainUined,- per week; daily only Sunday only S2.S0 per niies: daily and Sunday ily only $4.00 per week; per week. Sales tax in-

! rates. A S13.00 charge11 retumed checks.____________

1s(U PS63l-080)ispub-12 Third St. W .. Twin101. bv M agic V aliev_______KOnd-class posiage paid- , • IJcTimes-News^Orfieial— ,— «[»pCT pursuant lo'Sec.Idaho Code. Thursday is ' u the day o f th e week - cei will be published, ase send change o f ad- I. Box 348. Tw in palU. .

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GoveiW ILLIAM SBURG. Va.

Michigan GOP Gov. John E plenty to say when asked his Rqjublicans pn.'poring to tak o fC o n g r^ .

But bring up thc 1996 pn— race ant! he-s q Ioi less ialkaii

a photograph o fh is ncwbo daughters lo iTiake his point.'

••I’ve gol to go hom e a babies,” he ay s , So count Ei at least for now.

Bm .as hc and liis collcagi Republican Governors As; gath'ercd Monday to cxamim sons for and Iwsons o f ihe n

j -1994* elections, and discuss Republican Agenda, it was hi

! think ahead to 1996. ‘

ered potenlial candidates party 's presidential nomina an even bigger group gets n when th e subjcci turns to i spot on the ticket. It’s not lo;

^ one h e re that ihroc o f the presidents were govemore fir

"I think it is ju.si as possib o r she is in ihis room than

.else,” Gov. Jim Edgar o f 111 w hen asked about the part Slandard bearer. "There an: i these governors who would r attractive candidates if they

• ru n ,” said R epublican : Commiticc Chaimian Haley

i And beyond tliat. the govi i being heavily couftcd by ol ■ ■ ~candidatcsrw ;cau5c'0fihci

GOP affeife back home, j F orm er T ennessee Go> : ^Alexander, for c.xample. wa

Some]retliinl

W ASHINGTON (A P) - Republicans, com m itted t ever vote on congressional

. i« . a re having second ihoug lim itin g ih e ir o w n s Washington. .

---------T hc-m an-vvho-w ill-be-House m ajority leader, R /Vrmey o f Te.xas. su ^ es ted l support for lemi limits m ay ' that thc GOP will control G

----- Republicans ‘‘caa .s tfnightcHouse," he said in a resent Americnns.may.nni hti sn ei about a constitutional amend iling ihe time a person ma; Congress.

••They d o n 'l w an i lo { ■ th ey lo v e lh!s jo b . " sa

Milchcll o f the T erm Lin___ institute in cxrilniriinB thc

o f getting the two-thirds n both chambers needed to p stilutional amendment to lii

T h e H o use:___ Rfijll••Contract With A m erica” out ihcir agenda fo r iheir days in power prom ises : te rm lim its . • w h ich R epublicans m ade a ke> the ir successful ru n s for sional seats.

House Speaker T hom a o p p o s itio n to te rm lim m a jo r fac to r in h is lo; R ep u b lic a n c h a llc n g e r Ncthercutt Jr.

Bul already then; arc sig: Republicans, back in pov House for the (Irst tim e in

------ nre-not-that-gacor-to-givtfjip.A rm ey said in a receni

Public Radio' interview ih ported term limits becausc has perform ed so poorly

____years, but that he d id so "ribic amount ol reluctance.

"I think Americans \yilj enthusiasm for term limi q u ite a b it," the T c p s : s a id , i f thc R epub lic ; s tm i^ tc n out the House."

A nother R epublican, f G in g r ic h o f G e o rg ia ,

— • -S p cak c ro f thc-House-ancpromoter o f the "Contract dismayed some Jen ti limil by saying thc legislation

------be-retroftcttve. thUii rolic am e m b e rs o f im m e d iate

— about theirftiturrcm ploytiM itch e ll said th a t cv

groundsw ell o f pub lic si term lim its, getting the

Homeless marF O R T S M IT H , Ark

T h ree hom eless m cn b; o f th e ir own in th c faci

: p o rce la in lid o f a loilei

in g 'w a s d is tu rb in g the said.

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‘rnors/a . (A P) — for the Williams n Engler has a scries o f priva his advice to crnors lo solic take control advice.

U n w illin g t ' presidential Alexander aloi Jtalivcr using— Phil-Gramm-ot vbom triplet noon to m ake nt.' Senate GOP leai,e and ra ise confercnce prog It Engler oul. “ i see a lot

there ." said h ;aguesJnJhc_W illiam JVeW ._ A ssociation W cldisam oi nine ihe'rca- who often gets ie rout in thc . ble candidate , uss ihe 1995 .Thom p^npfM is hard not i6 o f C aliforn ia :

• V oinovich of ^ aw' c'bnsid-"- dgSsnTharfthfl tes for their election landslic lination, and Bring up th e ; ts mentioned say it 's thc far to the No. 2 minds. Yel all f t lost on any- a f ih e meeting thc lasl four media room to s first. aides distribuiissible that he their eovcmor's lan anywhere And ihc gQV< f Illinois said libn Monday as party’s .1996 'sorted through i tfc several o f detailed Presi lid make very standing. GOP hey chose to . example, said ( in N ationa l had shrunk to a Icy Barbour. as low as you i jovemoR are candidate for'pr i olher likely Illinois’ Edgj iheirclout i n - ^ i d diejeedbai

^campaign-left 1 3ov . L am ar "has an awfiil i was on hand turn things ar(

RepubIikterm?)■ — House majority o f boi:d to a first- constitu tionalnal term lim* lough. i f the-aioughts about houses, threc-

s ta y s in would have luJames Gcofl

be-thc-new — ReprBill-McG•, Rep. Dick that the prosped iliat public thirds o f the nlay wane now edge." McColl1 Congress. If sors for a bill»hti-n nnt ih f This yenr thatent intcr.iew. members to sin i»nihusiasiic senators to iwcicndmcnt lim- Many Demcmay serve in lo support the

position ihat t(10 go hom e, election syster

sa id C lc ta Republicans oLimits Legal A m crica is athe djfficuliy statesm en amIs majority in out ot the pho0 pass a con- Hyde, R-III., s0 limit terms, hearings o n ic io p iih ltcn n s ' ll is likelv tca” that lays thc ncxl ch.aleir fjrst 100 Judiciary Corres a vole on responsible foich m any bill to ihe Hotkey issue in he would not 1 for c o n g re s - . bill,.but would

This week Iimas F o ley 's the court" b rim its w as a Coun. prcsenilo ss to h is state attempts

je r , G eo rg e national ofTicc}Thc court

signs that the Nov. 29 on arpow er in thc iling the le rri; in 40 years, T hc ru l in g : 'yr^hpirinhs rQiiid affecLI

^ent N a tio n a l'“ ^ l t i c '2 0 “blh(,• that he sup- states appro%use the House votcrs-wenl titrly in reccnt month.0 " wilh a ter- . Senate Rep i c ^ ’ • • m iu'caihan tli A-ill find ihcir to quick acti< imits w aning am en d m en t, as law m aker Majority Leac lic a n s ” can said he woul e." mcht that had 1. Rep. Newt board limits" ia, th e n ex t Slill. Dole and ihc-chief— lawmaker fro ract." has also has benefited mil advocates tem , he had on would not limiting congi icrln;; ciifTcnt ” li scem sJ ia te c o n ce rn are going to g oyiiientr— out-thc.small even w ith a have seniority

c silppoTt for in any positii he two-thirds said.

a n ’s snoring inci).rk , (A P ) — G an y Can1 bashed onc in goo u co i face w ith the tu rcd ey e s( lilel t^nk and and cuts on i uKi^his snor-_ l.T h rce mer them , p o l i t t u iiaek Sutu:

charges w en

Suns Fc■ • W all P laqu t

* B ird F eeder• E arrings, Pi

igaze 1msburg meeting and held saidivate meetings with gov- sever•licit Iheir support and scrioi

Fo^ to leave the tu r f to sa y tilone, T exas GOP Sen . ing l •orrived M onday-afler-— gei-icc the rounds, too, and GOFleader Bob Dole is on thc optiirogram today. _________ _̂_ looko t o f good horses o u t ing (] M assachusetts G o v . date:(j._________ _j____________mcjvnong the GOP governors tion:ts mentioned as a possi- '"’‘Itc , a long with T om m y Conjrw isconsin. Pete Wilson Englia and perhaps G eorge Ito f O hio . Il c e r ta in ly but r

iharall"fbtirjust*woiv rc= rdcmslides. v 9 ctie subject, though, and all ' Wasfarthest thing from their ture11 four kept a high profile fede:ing, wandering into th e "Ito chat wilh reporters a s and

lUted materials detailing Utal)r’s accomplishments. the Iovemore paid close altcn^ liST’ as several GOP pollsters S<;h the election results and wenssident C lin ton 's w eak cleci)P pollster Ed Gocas, for to jcd Clinton’s political base mali0 about 33 pcrccnt “about tiom )u con take a Democratic "I r'presidcnl." ty t( dgar said the presentation, Voi Iback-from-his-ro-clcction— goin :ft him'convinced Clinton lo b ul lough task in trying to do e around.” Given that, h e this

licans P limits

R̂both houses needed for a ' to la l am endm ent w ill b e p: r.amendment passes both :c-quartcrs-of the s ta te s o’

ofTrcy, legislative aide to RIcGollum.-R-Fla.,-agreed-------)spccts o f winning tw o- . cj J mcmbere were "on thc :ollum has 105 co-spon- pi liil he introduced earlie r tc hai w oillil lim il H o u se_____il1 six two-year term s'and ci ;wo six-year terms.mocrats can be expectcufie Clinton adminisiraiidn ht term limits threaten th e s<;tcm, and even some k ey a: s oppose limits. "I think; a lw ay s going to n e e d ciand you' don’t gel th em e,honc book," Rep. Hertry------- S., said earlier this year a t njcrm Jim iis.___________ - ay that. Hyde will becom ch ^ r rn u n o t thc H o u se 3ommiitec, which will bc Efor moving a tcrm-Ijmit n

louse floor. His aide? say n ot block action on such Quld'speak out against it. fi k Hyde filed a "friend o fb r ie f with-the S uprem e ___enting his views on w hypts to sel time lim its o n Tices were unconstitutional. ^ rl is. to hear arg u m en tsI an Arkansas statute lim - | - |crm s o f federal o ff icc s . ^g r 'e x p e c te d nex t y e a r , - ^

Ih e rs ta ie s : S c v e n n i i ^ c - ^ ^ roved term lim its w h en •1 to the polls earlier th is

:cpublicans arc less t o m - • r th a r ’HoUsc'counteiparts ction on a constitutional , n t. a lth o u g h fu tu re cadcr Bob Dole, R-Kan.,3uld-support an am en d - lad "universal, across-the- s" for all states.- le said recently that a s a .from .a-sm allcr state th a t___ _cd from thc seniority sys- _ id "reserva tions" a b o u t ngrcssional scrvice. i to m c-thatJarge-sta tcs— ^0 go together and squeeze__ __all;statcs;'.'so-if-you doiT t— H rity you 're not going to bc H lition o f influence,” Dole* ■

:ites a ttack'am pbell, 41. was lis ted :o n d i l io n w ith a f r a c - *^sockei,-a-broken-no?»g... m the head. • le n w ere arrested in th c

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tow arjid he would hardly be surpris :vcral governors gave the 1996 •nous tiiou^t.

For now, however, thc govei ay their overriding concem is 1 lg thc new Republican Conj e t-Q ff-to jJ good-start._W itl ;0 P in charge, they are sudc p tim istic that W ashjngton n 3ok favorably on f t « r longsi ng demmias ror'fewer federal iatcs and more flexibility in ir ncntinn Medicare, welfare. « ion and other programs.'• “I have some optimism that tli< rongrcss will bc inclined lo do •nglcrsaid. -• It may prove to bc wishful ihir

ml many o fthe governors belie\

Voiced by the voters could con Vashington lo'fundamentally re ure thc balancc o f power bctwet ederal and state governments.

"The system that depends on c md balances is out o f balance,' Jtah Gov. Mike Leavitt, a Icai he bipartisan push by govcmo css interlercncc from WJBltlngtc

Some o f the GOP governors vent as far as predicting the stu :lection results could persuade C 0 jo in their effort and'embraci Tialic changes in state-federal ions.

"I think there is a unique oppc y to see some ihings change.’ Voinovich. ‘‘P resident C lin t joing to .ium -ajinvJcaf,.H cjs. 0 bc an enlightened cx-govemc Jo everything he can to help us :his mandate problem?”

WASHINGTON (AP) — ' sen tim en t sw eeping part; Republicans are moving to d to most legal immigrants, man parents o f U.S. citizcns.

Thc restrictions, which wo over fi\ e years, are part o f a

- th e -G Q P ^ —GoHlract-XVut Republican lawmakcrs-havc

. early next year.Onc o f tlic lcasi-noliccd pr

plan is its ban on government to most legal immigrants. Rci dents over the age o f 75 wl countiy Ibr at least tive years;

Legal immigranlS’Would bt icreni neallIfrcJliIiciiTtan77ot housing, cash and sociol servi school lunches and foster cart assistance.

Some o f thcbiggest savir come from kicking legal imm except for em ergency

monthly chccks of S446 loa b l e d . -------------------

Thc number o f immigrant d ram atically in recenpyeni December 1982 to over 700 now account for 12 pcrccnt o rolls.

• A study by the Social Sec found that mosl immij^ints c

U . S . o f f i c i a l

o f m i s s i n g (W A S H IN G T ON (A P ) ^

G uatem alan rebel husband peared in 1992 urged the C adm inistra tion Monday to i sanctions unless that country

.steps-to-clarify-Iiislwhercabou Jennifer Harbury. who can

a fte r calling o ff a 32 -day I s trike in front o f the Guate N ational Palace, m ade the i m endation during a m eciin top U.S. oflicials.

In telephone interview , H said she was pleased w iih t

i if PSI_JS3G

PS.I W a s te S y s tf• N ovem ber 24th for

re su m e work o n e__ November_25th._al

26th..O n M onday, f ' ■‘scti'ecluler P S Ire m i ■ by‘7 am to insure p

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ddcn ly ’" m igh t •

the new lo lha.t,"

linking. ieve thernm em --------------onvihee ^ . m g B restruc- .r-een the I

e." said ;ader o f * *' nors for

itunning Clinton

dra- al rela-

ponuni- e." said n to n isis.going__ N e w _ J e rs ^ _ G <Tior and d u r in g t h e o p o us gci al W iliram sburg ,

im im ^- With anti-immigrant June r ls » o f the c o u n try . Cuh; deny welfare benefits Vieti

any o f them the elderly Don' . M

vould Siive S22 billion Unil ‘ a welfare overhaul in pron lih-A m iicic.1 " H ouse vvoui ve promised votes on Pr UT bills in the contnici soug

by eprovisions o f the GOP mea nt services and benefils Den: Lcfugecs and le^al rcsi- emb who have been in Uic legal•sarc tiiccxceplii)iW.------------be barred from 60 dif- |ie »

-vrce programs — froin ' c;id( ;irc to rental and energy pubi

lo b/ings, however, would Con imigranis ofi'M edicaid. R' ’ hea lth care , and wolf eomcT-which-provid early to sta rt stiop e special CHRISTAU

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)h e n M errill n d a y in ______________

r^etchanges arc alsotTTgnm I »-nrtj-ii n--------- —̂iry.miied. taxpayers year providing lerly immigranis0 our society."

1 thill iliL» feilcril________lehi.\e retirementle Tliird World."

director o f the ition Relbmi, an_.r limits on immi-_______'nr fiillinj» immi.________rbo-chiirged fuel :d .... People who cost taxpayers a — :— ^

i say these iinmi- paid taxes and

the public under- s targeted legalliere illegally —________itc-qutcRly,___ _________;luuglierjvhen ,it_ ' /one. hut it’s also_ jtepublican Party

i and legal rcsi* nior immigration uncil o fL i Raza,

pizzalier al Tlie Gradu.ite for naturalization ordered a piz/ii on

iiumiliaied,'- F reda-- - I IJ-yea'r-okl bclina.

nagcr Glenn Plank anyone refused lo

3bnbl)~7 5 -p c rcen t-------rs,y he siiid. "1 doubt away. It'ssilly."

ioppihg for rtAS G in s i

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. W orried physicians ar licod o f f a new roum

j .......Medicare, asserting thj____ ^o ts^a lrcad y _ lo sc_ m o ]

. Leaders o f orgamzc testify ing M onday be that advises Congress pay , b e m o a n e d thc

^____ ̂ .M cdicarc-is-such.a-tcr

■' Every hea lth refom table this year called fc

! lions o f dollars in savir I from the S I6 0 b illion

insurance program fo . elderly people o r disabl

President Clinton w new benefits for the c

----------- squ^d::ihi^ M dditiurc Tth c d e f i c i t ' dow n ,

j Congress, under Rcpub may fac looking to Mc

l o help pare thc defic: tax cuts.

̂ Whether it’s for hea:d c f lc it r e d u c tio n , “ t either case w ould.be th

; o f M edicare as wc and know it ” Dr. James S.

T~ ’ tivc w cc presfdent o f t M cd ica l A sso c ia tio

' • P h y s ic ia n Paym cn I Commission.

M cdicarc now pay; ■ only.59 cents for scry

vatc insurers pay i r f ' • V to the commission’s fig

Congress already ha l io n s o f d o l la r s fi

______ M edicare paym ents tohospilalS.'l'Odcl'saidTn cuts could leave M ed just 34 perccnt o f priv: by 2004.

But U w e Reinhardt, :: University political ec

com tnisslu ii iiieiiibcr; “extremely iffy".to ass va te p a y e rs w o u ld b keep p ay in g physic it more than M edicare wc

In the past, health c have m ade up M edicar

~ '• m ore lhan the'nctuQl

Bul the growth o f i and demands fo r disco em ployers and healtl m ade it h a rd e r fo r h physic ians to keep si costs.

••We face a re a l j j j TT phystcion iw ill lose n:

^ each MedlCord'patteni^

~S^djrli ahesthei birth de

W A S H IN G T O N W om en w ho undergo thesia during early pt be a t slightly higher ri

. .. . b ab ies w itb a ra re b studysuggests.___

and Prevention emphi -p re lim in a ry s tu d y .d anesthesia is d a n g e r fetuses, b u t urged mo

. settle thc i s ^ e .

to evaluate th ' K b o u ry , C D C ’s dcf

b irth defec ts, sa id M partjculai- fin d in g m herring o r il could,boi : U p to 2 percent of.\

• go surgery daring p r t befw c , p l e a s e c a l l n e r S e r v i c e a t 7 3 3 - 0 9 3 1 . f o u l ______ __

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IDAHO FALLS (AP) h is ove rw h e lm in g vici ^ l l s two w eeks ago. ihc

— -catroM daho-s new tcn i is. Slill d e fend ing ih e r against a ttacks from th group o f anbctqd official

Local gov^rmnent ofTi ■ lea s ff ik c T y ta rg e ts oi

sweeping tcm i iim itati(- tion in th e nation — n

ccm ed that rcstrid ions i the inilialivc financed al sively from ou tside ihi severely limit the pool i candidalcs in the future.

But Beau Parent, who firat initintive sponsor

' ballot status almost so ld people JQ collcci the sign linucs to maintain the o occur and government w for it.' “You have to adjust y<

away from the incumbci ' I d e se rv e th is a s a c: remember what that ofl cxccutivc director o f h

------T e m rL im its 'S li ta r ’It’sposition o f public serv very fact thal some, not officials o r city olTtcials 'I may have to look ut option^.’ is precisely w tem i limiis."

--------^Bth^whiic-there-wasHdebate over the restriclii on fe d e ra l, s ta te and offices, the inclusion ol city and school board f

------ tbc. hcart-oC u’hai rtfstc iilion Parent faccd.

The restrictions w on : majority statew ide. It i ability o f incum bents î

------ theTraliol a lte r a certaiscrvicc. Parent says th run as write-ins thougl say tha t m ean s l i t t le impossible for w rite-ins tions county-wide or in size.

The meosure failed i ____Uvcly smalj rural countii

- rthan 100 votes in six n m ay have been a relic potentially negative ran

Ex-gov<p r o m i ^

_______C O im d -A L E N lC a llin g G o v .-e le c t prom ised S40 m illion tax r e l ie f a p laceb o C oun ty P ro p e rty Association will push :

, its new est O ne Perce s ig n a tu re d r iv e , p re Rankin .said.

“ I t 's a placebo. I t 's• Rankin said. "Forty mil ' a 5 percent cul i fy o u h ; in the city."

• - •— -The typical city dwc• said, pays S 1.430 a yea

taxes. Batt s tirsP ^

! funding lo the sta te w___ ; jh a t S65 a year, to S13<

” cent cut.And s in ce 'th e govc

___plan does nol imnose aget hikes for local tax Rankin said the savin disappear as soon as the

“There is no tax rel

il]^eputies!- to have bl

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-B inffham • C o iin ty - D cpartm ent deputy Ir pcndcd and tw o rese fired amid an investigai

.gations that deputies I female reserve ofTiccr’j

\ ■ B ingham C oun ty S •; Holm said Deputy Al

■ ■ administrative leave w ing completion o f a st; lioni into the 4 lcg3

twin tocism—cvcl.us lhat there is somp co n -. th e re am ong ih e ^ p u b lic '

cthui teiiii Itm ils^is'uppft^” ■” A ssoc ia tion o f C oun ties )a n Chadwick said, contend ihat it is one thing ited to eight years in part- • xs like c ity councilman or slator. B ul they m a in ta ia ters pick fu ll-tim t-coum y cipal officials for the'tong* ecially in those involving rd skills. Re-election is the )r having done a good job.

luals who win offices like

I them, they argue, and eerier a fte r ju s l six or cighlII m ake them th ink tw ice ving to begin with.le average citizcn who is d . they w ou ld give some a b o u l w h e th e r th ey can jht years and then go back th in g e ls e .” Id ah o F a lls . inda Milam said. incuiiibcnits-ure-cvcn-doing_I 'J

I’l have an y in ten tio n o f ny time soon, bul I do h.ivony options open." said vet- Lineville Counly C lerk Ron -rc. R eturned to o ffice by 1ji‘ limirs since his apnoint- I 1979. Longmore at 47 facesjy m c n i in h is -mjd-SOs -i) f the restriction. '' 'lot independenlly w ealthy -

jrs from now and I wouldn y sk ills w ou ld be m ore Fble at 50 lhan at age 55." fre said. " I ’m going to have rllyk’ocp m y opuoiis open.' Tam Couniy A ssessor Ron j-s faces the sam e predica- s :r giving up his secure staffic a sse sso r’s o ffice to be che boss. The pay.difTcrcncc (the staff job and the asses- a b is m in im a l.-b u l a t 40IS h as .a ,g u a ra n tc c .o f ju s t r

re I ’m a t w ith a fam ily to .t I have to start weighing niy 1 • he said.' I

tn d id a te ;

ccp_ibe_Qther disirici from t ut o f sigh t like they have > e said. - i>mparison, a R cpublican- measure vetoed last year by | rcil Andrus shifted S63 mil- ( h a lf the cost o f the local i

ichool burden, to the .state, asure also imposed a 3 per- i on local taxing.districts, d that legislation pass this I ,nkin said he would drop his ccnt Initiative drive. 1R ank in 's perspective, real

’ tax rclief will require shift- intirc cost ^ school mamT«> id opcrations'lo^he-iilate. ■; ir ago, Rankin put his One Initiative signature-galher-

np a ig n on ho ld fo r th r e e - , w h ile he w aited fo r the can-dom inated LcBisl.iture a property tax re lic t mea-

:iai drive failed to produce ircd 30.068 signatures lo get . sure on the ballot.

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BOISE (AI>) — When ( Right supporte rs look bac Republican tidal wave tin manv o f their candidates ini there is a sen se tliey bel po w er h a s s h if te d — li slightly — to their comer.

With the exception o f t l o f P roposition O ne in Id Christian R ight could han asked for a boiler election o

I ’m not sure there was a re lig io u s a g e n d a thi

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>- not get too excited about th is is a m a jo r resurgenc Christian Right. What ocei mixed message. ’

The Christian Right’s si — Idahw JW U lionalL j^lsIiiu

tv to hu ild coalitions>-sa ̂who study Christian fund ism and politics.

N ancy A n im erm an . a professor o f sociology o fn G eorg ia 's lim ory Univeri mates there are at most 1: "ha rd -co re" C hristian Ri porters irt this country.

P ri^ p o s itio n O ne . bai Idaho’s C hristian Right, wi

I d a h o m a n J d l___ DELL. M ont..(A l') ~ A

liJve id e n t i f ie d the vici S a tu rday tra ffic accidcnt- w cste rn M o n tan a as J: Denton. 49. o f Idaho Rills.

- ......The M oniana lltghwuy PDenton w as killed Saturd

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h o w e v e r they helped eld Some hope

the defeat adop t p ieces c Idaho, th e especially the ardly have teach ing honu 1 outcome, schools. ̂a massive W elfa re ref ha t _ w a s — debate, they sa< i^rt- . ..c ic .Xh;:-issiic-ot n and pin- w nere parenis i ro lleg e o f s e n d tlic ir chi anti-estab- parochial sclu one should focus, ut whether And restrict; nee o f the tio n cou ld be :curred is a national uKcndi

"I think in n success in tha t there are

;uy_iixpLTis l in e ^ th at whn iidameiital- there lo be." sa

Id ah o F a m ilj a s s o c ia te director,

rreligion at The m ass o ;rsity. e s tiv ou t. Democrats 15 m illion ' motivated by tl

R i g h l ^ p - " ll would n( ^ ihe religion rig

)acked by tion and the c( was defeat- anoiher." Clarl

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elect to accomplish. ie Ihe L egislature w ill . s o f P fopositipn .O nc , he portions re la tin g to imosexiiality jn public

reform need s s e r io iis | say.-oLscliniiLvtVnr.hKr.‘i.-= --------TTOUll Uil. 1.1A dolluitHo--------children to p r iv a te o r i chools r - sh o u ld be a

ictive abortion legisla- be back on a s la te o r ,nda. __________ ________ I■(tlicelection) show s us . ire morc peop le in our0 belivvjbill“ m s= til0 5 £ = l— dii!L w e> om dt;rh ia< id—_ ' said Dennis M ansfield,lily .Forum e x e c u t iv e

) o f voters" w h o 'to s se d j rats may not have been y the Christian Right.1 not sufprise m e to see t right push in o n e dircc- v

: country as a w hole go v lark said. '3USC S peaker M ich ac I •R -Blackfoot, d o e s not 'cligious right to p u sh its r1 in the Icaisla turc. _

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BrieflyBoise company

•..J BOISE — Designated Driv jnon problem — how to gci home.

Bar patroiis'ean call on the and their cars home, free o f el

"The only thing that's becn —m oro^prosccutionsiizsaidJ] . Drivers Inc.

The company, operating s some restrictions — the pain only gel a ride to their house.

flic service costs each ba7 vides an unm arked car aiu patron's car home. Tlic ser\’i<

Slow progress oELK C R E lfK - A tc

_ UnvironnicntaLProieo.iioji_A taken to make any progress dcfunct Bunker Hill Compic.'

"The Blinker Hill site is in it has taken." said Elliot l.a and emergency response.

"The site has been around —recuiii-o fllir BnnkcrHtH-STi

proud about."While residents o fthe Silv

they also rem ain concernei cleanup that was launched 1 over SlOO million.

"W e’ve waited more thar Jim Hays o f th e Silver Valle 20 perccnt unemployment i usable land is within ihe Sup

—Aceident-nearlt ̂ CRAIGMONT — A 3-ye

early Sunday on U.S. I ligluV Beau P. M artin was in a

Martin. 25. o f Cottonwood.According to a Lewis Coi

southbound about 6 a.m. wh siiouiocraiid siruck"a_gu;iidr

Bolh occupants were wc; ihe accident is still under iir Joseph Regional Medical Ce

Thi» VL»liiclL» was dniiiiim l

Man killed whi» n N N F » S KFRRV —

crushed underneath a car he Brian Aasc. 45, was killec

Saturday, Bonner County au

Wolf advocateCODY. Wyo. — Livesioi

last-minute tool to prevent tl Park, charges Kcnee Askins.

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C anadian wolves. B urns i Bureau, and its Montana, W may cany disease that coulil

The W olf Fund, based in duciiort o f wolves to Y ell^ examplc-o f l.hese.grp}ipsl.( mine and ignore the law." A

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Idiiiiii iirciijcsidcntH arc in' Iry n new proKnim to help ihi woinht llirouKh a new mellioi videotapcH nt home. , '

InCniitrol-A Home Video l.uHH I’rocnim ix UHed by Ihu icnit Henri AHKOcinlion in iU

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he company to pick ihein up ai 'charge.■en done is stricter laws, striciet

Robert Koonty^prc^idenLO

: since October, has live drivi itron must have an insured car,

ar'iiboul S200 per num iim T iT lul driver, A second em ploy 1,’icc is tree.

oh cleanup irks 1top reg iona l o f f ic ia l adii

.A gyicv j s embarrassed b>' he nrT»d-B>imi ! niihhili to halt ̂the im m inen s repealed ttie (ears o i m e a Wyoming and Idaho chapters, ild threaten livestock, in Jackson. Wyo.. has pushed Imvstonc. "Tliis is nothing mo •~continuin[! efiort to thwart. Askins .said,

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Ind ep en d en ce severance '.’

Oral c a n c e r . '. Y up, p ardner: te llta le o u t l in e

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. boys c h e w s tob ^ cceds t lic iiu liu i

T he r e a s o n I: pinch b e tw e e n I o f m e m b e rsh ip cho W e s te rn Hi e ry boy y e a rn s i

T h e y e a r n i i e n o u g h to o v e so n ’s s e n s e o f s s id er th e s e h aza

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What happened t< political campaigns

------ —Sheriock-Holmes^The silence tells yoi

Abortion wasn't I this year. It wasn’t I

^ TftRtong the 'b igm s( . ■ sweep and the unse

Few candidates s or^ro-choicepoliq their campaign. Ma

' need to keep r^)cst both'Ways weasel:'

' tion p e^ n a lty . Bul - woman to control fa

elected. I will upho: The new Republ

.Congress isn ’t tighten tbe restrict

. the Clinton admin: . . vive demands fo r i

^ ■ r m ra t to b a n i t ^ ----------- The4lepubl)ctms>

------men^alineiltem-v(: port l^ la d o n , we:

• »TTimt>nt n p ^ m ttf tn glawsi The passage < C^ifomia shovra il

! attention. And New---------Housespeaker-pra

consdtutiorial.ameii■ ; - - lie schools. '

there w on 't be d ' issud, even if anyo

:^ .H 6 d ry H y d <^ ------ veteran ieader-ofcc

tion forces, Jfltobe - '■ House Judiciaiy Cc

H ^ ^ [ ^ v i s i b l e , . / . ■‘ pait reasor

-'ical ndar scred i is ' . batde.lt’saho-w iii

-Pro-choice and pt» changM by debate.

• " toward’conroromisi ; Both pro-life and

— - f r in ^ iT h r t ’s-not-p.. fof the criminal jiiBi

;,,Tbeik>liticaldeb■ ^ ^ 1- irk e 'th V d p g tI^ B ' acknow led^ebttli^ B — ’̂ "ab b rtio n is 'o v e rrT li ^ B • havewcin. -

.s; T h e r e w o s e v ^ Everyyeaii more

can.womenhave on m il^ ^ to y e jb e e n $

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orialtrldahe^ithoughttalute th c ch e rish ed trad i-^m erican W est:nee. D e te rm in a tio n . Per-

r . ' . • •ic r , y o u heard rig h t. T he ne o f a to b acco can in a o c k e t is o ne -W estem t r a - - : Lild do w ithout, itate s tu d y in d ic a te s tha t f o u r Id a h o h ig h sc h o o l tobacco . T h a t r a te fa r cx-

n is n o m y s te ry : A little ;n lip a n d gu m is a token lip in th e S o c ie ty o f M a-

H om brcs - th e c lu b ev- ns to jo in .■ning i s o f t e n s t r o n g )v e rc o m e a y o u n g p e r - ) f se lf-p reserva tion . C on- azards:k'isory C o m m itte e to th e n e r a l^ a s -c o n d u d e d - th a t— :less tobacco is a s ig m ti- isk. Its efTects co m m o n ly re c e d in g g u m s a n d c a n ju s t a few y ea rs , to oral

r p i .in e rm iManaging editor

The members of the editorial b. itephen Hartgen, O a ^ Wahvor

ids^CpiIpd to abortion in this fall's gns is like the dog in the s-adventure that didn't bark, you a lo t •I 't much ofa political issue I 't a decisive factor in who«»-PftttiW«»fB-didn*H:hart4t------Msons for the Republican - nseadngs of incumbents.'JS staked out a firm pro-life tlicy as a centerpiece of ' Many didn’t even feel much •eating the usual have-it- el: “1 am opposed to abor- But 1 respMt the right of a )1 her own body. And if jhold the law." ublican majority in w eeping in determined to notions ori abortion that ainistration eased or re- b r a constitutional amend-- .

lenn'limits. changes in this i, a brfanced budgrt amead-

welfere reform, cuts in gw -

g e o fP ro p o s itio n l8 7 in - :d immigration into nadonal lew t Gingrich, R .-Ga., , * ne8Uinptive;t8 pushtng-fora— n e a < ta « t on pm yer in pub-

« tim e io take up abortion oyone w anted to. - yd(^ R.-llI., the effectivefconBresMoi^anti«abor«-----rbecome chairman o f tHe ’ Committee^ w ith a slate > an'reforms to mMCTTO ^

ison-abortionis o fFthe polit* - I is sheer weariness w ith die wifi issue for pbliticians..prO'life m inds aren’t ......we. Neither side w ill bendn ise .---; '------ ■-and pro-choice suppoiim

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)t-p m atter fortpolidcsrlrat— ^j i tB t ic e iq 's ^ '-ie b ite you didn’t bear th is - -ig th afd id n ’tb a rk ''- is tacit 'itd ia tth eb a tU eag a iiu t ; ':T he supporters-df abortibnrr

a a lr e a s o i f f V S h y .- - - ^ - - - " ; lore th iu 1^ miUioo A m eri- : an aboitioh. M ore duQ 30 » perform ed since'the * ' ; decided R o e v s ! . ' i n ' . ’ 't o f t h ^ w o m d i te v 6 a n - ....in th* wnd aneial ge- _« ^ g r ^ n u ^ ^

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- c o con ta in s n ic o tin e . So it p e r s o n ’s h e a r t ra te a n d I

■ sure .• .A n d th e n , o f c o u rse

B ig C ..,U §ers o f sm o k eh ; face a m u ltip lied rfsk o f > 1 T h e lo n g e r y o u u se it, th( t . r i s k i .A n d , o f co u rse , sinc(

a d d ic tiv e , p e o p le w h o st; t o f to b a c c o h a b i t h a v e a 1 s topp ing .

M o s t y o u n g m e n knov

: a n d h e ’ll p ro b a b ly confcs ] in g -a n d b le e d in g g u m s ■• B u t h e u ses i t a n y w ay .

T h c p ro b lem is n o t igno h a b it’s hea lth e ffec ts . Thc

5 cu ltu re . H ere in th e W est• c h e w in g a s a ro u t in e ac> m a n y o f t h e p e o p le w l

m o d e ls fo r y o u n g m e n d o; I f y o u ’re o n e o f th o se rc

^ a y o u th lg a d c r ^ i r a t i s id e r f y o u send .1 B o y s n eed to b e to ld re 1 m a sc u lin ity d o e s n ’t depe

g e ro u s h a b its . M o re thai - . n e e d to~be sh o w n-------------

— ADanAVltwn---------- -̂-----Prt«-Varculatlon manager Adwcrtl

J board and writers o f editorials w rth , Mark Kind and Steve Cnii

in n H p h aJ o a n B e <

a problem pregnancy for w l responsible and w hich couli

— chiid-Bnppo n •- a n d t h ^ i l l ~ w ho supported a daughter’s

too, is a huge and mcfeasini New obortion-iiiducing di

' allow the procedure to fade (i into the privacy o f doctors’

evitable that R U -486 wili bl use in the U nited S u tcs . Ot] ready on the m arket here fo ical purposes, can also be u; pregnancy, according to n o

Abortion w on’t becom e c ) yourself m atter, like a hom<

B ut it w ill probably be sim{ , m ore convenient, less publi

- - . surgical term ination o f preg would be m ore d ifficult to \

new political capital, their r momentum; o n an issue die

- T hey don’t w an t to split the- ranks as they push tow anl I ' tee iy o f taking o n increasin

w om en voters, w ho are pen I largely pro-choice.

* ■- T h ^ also assum e thc Su] a— with^its ciu'ieul uiemberstui■ stand new le ^ l a t i v e l i n ^

gone. A constitutional amei politically - and practically now.

---------Pro-lifeforccfewill.contirto picket; preach, p rotest an undeniable trud i tha t abortii o fa liv ing -hum an being ani

_ ...inconyenicm num an tJSillffI — -humar i i t a ] ^ w a y to solve']

I f abotuon is n o b ig 'd w l,• — difficult to prom ote responi ! trol, to push fo r new and be

tives, to urge teens to postp i-'.-.ity un til d iey are.m ature eni

wiU) all it involves.I f unborn infants ̂ sees

. wanted tissue diat can.be ct ̂ 'stroyed, it will take more el I . pit&uimt'wumui'iliiii ;"u lrti

-— ^wbaoeedscare begimiing i t h ^ can reduce the risk o f I

- - low bihhw eight ^: D dM tew illcontinue.abb

m ^ c a l schools should be I I—-ab o ttio n and all m edical s ti

' ̂how , w hether nur s t t shouli: pert&iraihe'piDCCdnre'asTfl

.heald i care fo r w om en, and I i l a r s s h o u ld p a y f o r i t V i ' -

;-r .'.B u tab o rtio n itse lfi8 noin I ' ." s M e ^ , right o r w rong, like

- can, however^ stilT try to r« rfgH M Ca-ft^.w ennisti-fori

t * ' social a n d lu m to ita n a n res

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le schoolF = ^I T h o m a s

lie life. T he reccnt clcction was d lio iragainsr d iose-who pro- t dead in the ‘60s and refuse to ; Hc could be making a come- 90s.5ral secularists should do diem- iT. Eidier ow n up to the damagi in attempting to secularize the ut up, b ^ a u s e they have lost d rity to b e heard. d thing that bothers me about ver p rayer is that too many ot ivor its official retum.to the it os a quick fix for what alls i«)Mboy6bty-Menvto-think-thM Is to 30 seconds o f silcncc, mei lection - few believe audible o irayers w ill pass constitutionol iH m m ediately correct cvciy=— rime in d ie streets to divorce tc dem and. It 's not diat easy. Bui le for a k ind o fre lig io u s-Mi- ■=nlnrrighrtO'reMiilh silent:

; from w atching mature high nts being Utsatedlike 5-ycar-

: CRAW FORD

id light on cemeteryf. Allen:iC to y our public complaint in Veiw on N oy. 17 regarding the Cemetery, w e feel wc must re-

ic hffnuti•maintained; it also receives ta: , die taxpayers o f diat mx dis- ■alls Cem etery Association pay coiintyV stale' arid fedcralgovcr lo not-recoivo-any4ax-m onics_ "No artificial fiowers during th son.” the reason is diat all it .I an expensive sharpening jo b c I wire from one o f die flowers, gn al the entrance stating this, “rich p erson 's cemctcry." 1 sug nparc priccs w ilh any other noi :d cemetery in die stale. uld like to discuss nny odicr is- ling d ie opcrauon o f die T \w h ' epr A ssociation, I would be ha| vidi you in o u r oflicc.

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K t g iv M m o r® o f s a m ey since 1 9 7 0undcrthebanndn Jniied S tates o f America is the m ), d ie U nited States o f Amei rted m ore than S1.4 trillion in igh trade deficits and millions <

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prayer c“ I As theologian C arl H(

aleni o fa prayer in publ .... Silent awe in d ie prc:

_ _ may be a humanist defir Christianity is a religion

— I catioi2>bctwccn m an nnd 'OS divine verbal revelation,---------not-be-furtlier-discriminito smuggling in a pseudo-c

O ne way those push ir can make a greal impact

m - children oul o f public sc Igc lablishing a superior pri IC o r teaching their childre : the or private system w ould

schools, to change ( to m: t tion an essential com poif--------lum'f o Tgo oitk)!' b u sine

So as the libera! sccul whom it may concern” <

a*------h o w 4 b o u w R e « 6 t.» toled- Proverb. “The fear o f th ; o r ning o f wisdom," a nd pi bI an educational environn---------Proverb can b estb c^ iilfto a pmyer in the public sc

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jobs and whole industrii This shif\ has been ur

tariffs, under Ihc o ld Ge Tariffs and Trade a n d u

, American Free T rade A The proponents o f frc

American people th a t ui -m ents die above trends

̂ Not so: already un d er N L porting more than cxpoi

Now. they’re te lling I about thc new G e n e ra l; arid TradcAVorld T rad e

jTl just more oi tne sam e, t years ofth is, we n o w ki

’ W e’re dummies no lonjJ ------- Please call or-writc-y«

leaders and put a s to p tc Vul tcct your jol)! sav e ydui

PRESTON BELL ,o n -----Kimbctiy------- ------

A i r p o r t n a m e g aug- * 1 wonder how m a'ny'r ion- ic Valley rcm cm bcr'wh

called Joslin Field? i s ^ ' .1 would really like .to ri ' som toric cari-eriirghtcn lap - how the name w as c h a r

Airport and now T w in 1 P9 ft, Was a vote tn k en i

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World

Pales for, a:

GAZA CITY. Gaza S PLO gunmen fired inu d en o u n c e d M uslim Monday as 10,000 pco|

— w harY asscrA rafatbilli — g fsu p p o rrf trp c a c rw it

M ilitant Islamic leac __^̂ theJ4 th .v ictim o f Fridx

t i o r U ^ ^ t o dam ag 'w orked out by Israeli tors.

O rd in a ry G azans w atched the displays c fearing the ir im pover land w as on the brink ol

“W e support dcmoc need security and stab

"i o u r l ta tc ” ”Afafat to ld j porters in city square: ~

“ W c w ill not allow sow disorder and we v

. an y o n e to destroy wl - I—b u i l t ,” t h t Paiestiu fi

C ^an ization leader sail 1 A rafat is seeking br

ta c k in g following ble Eriday outside a Gaza b e tw e e n h is p o licc i

- activists opposed to nc{ Israel. «I A b o u t 200 suppo i

IM amic Resistance M Hamas, marched in the

------ ty x x in n o f the 14th■ Kan an . 25 . w ho-died

gunshot wounds in the I“ A ra fa t is a k ille r

shooting at Israelis, hc o u r sons," his father 58, said, tears strcami

■ face as the body was U ~ grave next to 10 ot the •- tims.

At the PLO rally. A elated by a crowd lai o n e th a t w elcom ed arrival five months ag< supporters to tear dowi come witiim tcct oi me'

Before his spccch. m F a ta h H aw ks, th e u a rm ed band th a t hac Is ite li occupation, c i« c ro w d w earing mask th e ir w eapons I n ih(

[ occasionally joined in t I Ara& t’s support amc

L- „ Strip becausc he ignore ers.w hen assigning k i

■ th e H aw ks appcarc attem pt to shore up h and to distance ordinal

-------th c - f ig h t_ w ith _ th c jQassam underground o

“Arafat, Arafat wc I one can challenge yoi

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stimaiiigainstta Strip (AP) — minio the air and i f fA x . 1 im e x tre m is ts Kople rallied in btlied-as a show: witlrlsracl;eaders. burying ^riday 's factional. j SraU y _ a .p rQ v i)c a ^ ^ V _ £ l_ - la g c th e tru ce eli A rab media-

ns n e rv o u s ly i's o f firepower, verished home* k o f civil war.locracy, but we B 3 | ^ V lability^ to build Id'checnng sup- y | | | H S

ow anybody lo j f t l •c w ill not allow | S \ \w h a t w e have m l \ ' .

in>» 1 th r r n l i f t n . * v \ . •said. V: broader public ''b loody clashes

iza City mosque *;c a n d I s lam ic j ^ H j L negotiating wilh

p o r te rs o f th e: M ovem ent, drthe funeral pro-th v ic tim . A ta ’8b k ^ic d _ M o n d ay zo t_he head.Ic r. In s te a d o fhc is shooting aticr M ohammed,im ing down hisIS lowered inio a a PalA«it1K 0 . I . s r u ™ -

Anifal. dearly C h airm ailarger than the . T^edinc

ed h im o n ' h is uted in G:ago. encouraged self-rule cown a fence and w ar unles

. m embers o f the executed, e u n d e rg ro u n d PLO poi h ad fough t th e stone thro> circulaied in thc - Mosque.-a a sk s and firing Aside frot ih c a ir . P o licc ond rioting in the firing. M any Cimong Fatah loy* traught by akv in the Gaza ' -•It is a 1 lored street fight- tow ard a ; key jobs in lhe serve Israc

o rc d - to b e ' an The lensp his own flank also was ninaty police from Goldstein”e _ Iz z e d inc A l- narinn theid o f Hamas. s e n io rvc love you. No Palcstiniaryou." the crowd G raffiti will.not_scarc_us__Mahmoud

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Buhl 123 B.---------Burley— 2059(

R upert , 701 7t

II factio t Yassei

stin lan police o ff ic e r with tl I th o s e ce leb ra ting a t a spo f)an Y asse r A rafa t’s spdochincTaid in a leatlet distrib- i Gaza that it w ou ld attack :

e officials and s ta rt a civil I less those .re sp o n sib le fo r ' t s-bloodshed-wcrc tried and- d. • ‘ ’ policc opened fire F riday on > irowcrs Qutside the Palestine < r,~an lslamic militant-centcr. -i rom Ihosc killed, th e clash ing left 150 wounded. i/ G azans Were c le a r ly dis- by {he violence. ia bad sign. We arc heading 1

T civ il Wilf lliai u ilt-o n ly — ; raeli interests,” said Salameh :

cnsion between the tw o sides s reflected in graffiti. “ Arafat i ;in” said a wall slogan, com- ;he PLO leader to the Jewish ;

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............■ about attitudes amongo f Egyptians and othci p lay is only one o f se gaining popular succe: barbs at Amcrica.

M oham m ed Sobhi, s ta r , say s the scene depict “the falseness o

■ - o f liberty which docs r side the borders o f the I — unless there is oil or

T h re e recen t movi Land o f Dream s," '7 A m c ric a ” and “ Vi:

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cmigraie to the Uniied J T his doesn't mean o

ore anti-American.' Thc nation wiih things Am jeans and T-shirts to

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and one o f thc top recip foreign aid — jnnny pi

■ United States and its cotrying to dominate thc at the expense ofthe At

In "M ama Amrika," edy heavy wiih symbol represents Egypt. H c:a ers (o th e r Arab natio

J _______struggle Avith a rich bu:i (Anicrica) and her coi ' ■ who are out to usurp I I Inheritance. K.'

In th e end, the her taken over by mysteric after he marries Amer to sec thc Statue o f Lib boi o f freedom — but i front o f him. . ' ,

■ He~lfarrg5tgd‘bynwho declares: “I f you and A rab, you must be: ; “I am not a terrori? pro tests. “Yes, I 'm E; Arabl but D n not a tei Amcrica, Move pMce.’ go in vain, and he is led

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"expresses what Ihcy ci don’t hear back in thei:

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that the U n itrf States; ing to champion hunu do n e li t t le lo stop o] Palestinians and Bosnit

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T h a t d u m p h as bi garbage w hile constni( a new main-Iandfill so at H ub B uue.

T he new landfill sl Dcc. 5. But the Buhl d by then, sa id county S tor Darrell H eider..

“W c’re 'o u t o f spac< wd. get th rough Ihe tl s p a i^ ” H eider said Me

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Topics fo r the scmir tion . app rehension a an ti-shoplifting act, a For more information please call 736-1534.

_ Buhl dum p, sui . close fo r T hanl

TW IN FA LLS - T west o f B uhl and its tio n s wHl be closed T hanks^v ing holiday.

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TW IN FALLS - T th e Id a h o H o u sin g closed on Thursday i

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M urtaugh neig w atch meeting

M U R T A U G H - w atch m eetin g is s l Dcc. 6 for M urtaugh r

T he m eeting will I MUnaugh High Schoc

Police cite Twii ------- u n d e rs talking------------- — T W IN 'F A L L S “ S

o f T w in Falls was ci m isdem eanor stalking

A w om an told poi______ tappcd-her-phonc,-ob

personal phone calls, her car, and drove r

Freeimmunizaiduring commoc

TW IN -FA LLS - F for clients o f the Soui n ity A c tio n Agcncy during the agcncy’s c

l i z — tion-at-sevm l'M agic Im m unizations wil

= rza.m .-io_4:p.m rnD cc£ Senior C enter; Dec. Guard A rm ory in Jer the Eden Senior Cent

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:d to m eet early this when, and if, to close ' ;!• y dum p w est o f Buhl. {*' i b e e n f i l l in g w ith ' itruction continues on 1 south o f Twin Falls “

P<I should be open by ))'II dum p m ay be filled y Solid W aste Direc-

jace (at B uhl). When e th ird , w c ’rc out o f Monday. P'

for the county include ite perm anently now, station in p lace near ng a new, sm ayjr-pit / garbage.ers said they hope t o _ _ in on the dum p today.

shoplifting a r to n ig h t--------------- T h e T w in F a lls

n U n it is h o s tin g a ; sem inar th is evening p .m . in th e KM VT

minar includc preven- n and d e ten tio n , the t. and crim inal laws, ion on today’s event.14.

substations________inksgiving- The co u n ty 's dump its th ree transfer staled T h u rsd ay for the lay.le Buhl W est landfill,, u riau g h E a s t, T h ree ’

ugh sta tion a t 9 a.m.: C reek S tation a t 10 V. 29; the Roseworth Vednesday.

ng Agency s fo r 4 days------------- The local-branch o f in g 'A g e n c y w ill bely ^ F riday for the _____lay:— ------------------------------i8 Blue Lakes Blvd. N. ( n. M onday, Nov. 28. nprofit group that pro- )r a ffordable housing j

jighbors set ilg for Dec. 6 i- A _ n e ig h b o rh o o d

; s la ted fo r T uesday, g jh residents.ill begin a t 7 p.m. ai t hool.

win Falls m an ‘ ng^tatue—^=“StevcT*rM cM ullen“ s cited Thursday on a ® ling charge, police that McMullen-obtaincd-tapes-of-hcr--------lls, rum m aged through •e repeated ly past her

zations planned lodity give-away- Free im m unizations— - - jouth C entral Commu- t ney w ill b e provided's com m odity distribu-gic V alley^area sites. - _ _ jwill be given from 9 ’

?c.-7-and 8 at-thc-Buhl - J Icc. 7 at th e N ationalJerom e; and Dcc. 9 at *'enter. 1reen ings w ill also be tbe_distribution. 5crcened from 9 a.m. to 1he N ^ io n a l Guard A r - ____jig ih c ^ o o d in g Senior— — 1 7 a n d ^ t the Buriey

ions and screenings arc ;outh C cntral Commu- cy and the Idaho Com-in,-in conjunction w ith_____ !rvices. F or more infor- >351.piled from BtaffirepoTts

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-vo luntary-school-prayer-in pi they’re n o t rush ing to embraj prayer am endm ent" to the IT.: tion.

School p rayer was outlawci tio n 's S uprem e Court in 196^ tim e, th e D cm ocrat-dom inatt has tw ice rejected constitutic m ents on classroom prayer, as F riday, th e N inth C ircuit C pea ls ru le d th a t G rangevill t io n -d a y p ra y e rs v io la te th lion ’s F im Am endment.

But w ith th e Nov. 8 Rcpu slide, ad v o ca tes arc lobbyin; am endm ent. N ew t Gingrich, candidate fo r speaker o f 'th e prom ised a vo te on such an by Ju ly 4.

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TW IN FALLS - The elcdu a new Blue Lakes Boulevard ter w ilM isp lay its advenisin feet o f the Perrinc Bridge.

The M agic Valley Mall w for an electronic display sign o fth e C ity Council Monday r

— M ayorG alc'K lcinktjpfxast- Bgainst the message center.-K

afterw ard tha t he would noi odditional signs along Blue vard betw een the Perrinc Bri Line R oa d . __________

The c ity planning and zoi sion had thought sim ilarly 1

_dcnying.the.spcciaLsign.p.crm L ik e th e few re s id e n ts

against the sign at M onday’s 'n ing com m ission members m essage cen tc r becausc it v

- - passing m otorists at the-nortto the city.

C ouncil members d idn 't ag . They approved a sign up n

and w ithin-370 .feet ofB ridg vard, o r approximaliJtynTlOO

- - Pcrrinc-Bridge----------------L _The clectrbnic'leitcrs could

a distance o f 750 feet, said Lytic S igns. That mean^ moii thp bridge into the city could $agcs a b o u t 350 feel after bridge.

G ene Eller,_co.-owner_oL __DclLCa.mall .lenant), said.tli

- Q u o r u m -By Frank E L ockw pod .

__Times-News wriicr ________

• T W IN F A L L S - Q uorur sources has managed Magic ' al Medical Cenier for a doze day, Q uorum ofTicials rev ic successes - and made a pitch year conm ict. , ,. D uring a '90-m inote long

— Quorum-lcaders'-prcdktcd-hc 'w ill c h a n g c du rin g th e lo: 1990's - and listed a numbe

__say.w ould improve health caiValley. T otal tab-for the’ho:

Hafll;ation)ers o f Id a h o ’s gation s u p p o u - ' ^1 p rin c ip le .-b u l_ . W ; ^ - — ira fc a “sch o o l .T / ir .s ; C o n stiiu - : , i

iweiUsy th e na- ^962. S ince that rtated Congress- B l u tional am end- er. A nd a s lale ' chonc lit Court o f Ap- i/ille’s g ra d u a - Idaho R

the C o n s t i tu - ' scnlalive-i viewed on

:publican land- any propt ying for a new they oppo ch, the le ad in g ' crally supi the H o u se , has Chcnow an am endm en t Larry LaF

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1 wori its appcol TWI ign by a 6 - 1 vote * took nly night. ______ _ new z<casnhtrsole^Totc m entr.-K le inkopfsa id------- Rock^(not su p p o rt any Eno uc Lakes Boule- pack t Bridge and Pole Hall a

^ ^ Mondi zoning com m is- law. ly last m on th in Butcrm ii._______________ councin ts w h o sp o k e .hcarin] y’s hearing, plan- The ers o p p o sed the ty wit it would d is trac t ‘ rims, lonhem en trance— —Kuch p

Thet agree. laws vip to 28 fee t high ' Nov. 2 ridgcview Boule- may bi T tJO tScrftxm nhc— ~ -

ruld bT^fcad f ro n r '^ '“™ " f P aid Rcx L y llc o f - 'kat tiolorisis crossing uid read Ihc mcs- '.cr c ro ss in g , th e f" "

Anoilic.o L th c . il im T op thought c d_thc_sign_wouId__ Raymon(

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- L ast \— 7 - '--------------------- Hwlilicaiirum H e a lth R c- to the ho: ;ic Valley Region- to'llioosc lozen years. Mon- Dcc. 5 mi viewed th e lrp a s t MVR^ ich for a new five- Bingham

ployee, aDng p re sen ta tio n , cat corp i-how -hcalth-care— L'lcveragc

last h a l f o f th e carc" in l nbcr o f.s tcps they . Forme core in thc-M agic - .Icad c r o: hospital l o rchire backcd Q

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