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Ideas abound; Mini C oun^ students shi their inventions.
M o n e yT ophonom itlecon gains recognition fri 'IWin Falls Area Cha Commerce.
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— - Attorney G M otion D Justice De )rts . . . .1-3 aggressivel
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>ISE - GatheHog to cele- e th e life of a' civil-rlghts t, s tu d e n ts and ac tiv is ts d Monday for lawmakers to t m o re m eaningful farm er minimum wage laws than I likely to be'introduced this )n.o groups'ofmarchen - one e u p of Boise S ta te ersity students, and one of mt-farm ^ k e r s and their— ca tes - converged on th e '
■Miior c cwhcilman likes j;
)f building at CSI Jfar Sandmann ^ iw» writer-___________ _ ^
FALLS - What be tte r j'or the Tvrin Falls Senior - C e n te r to change its- „
lan-to-hookup-with^a-col- — ^
le reaso n form erT w ln— ty Council m em ber-Art— chairm an of the Prime „ undation raising money p « the s ^ o r center, likes of building the new cen- ^
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UNGTON. -■ U nder iG enerd-Janet Reno,"the-----]
D epartm ent has m oved 1;e ly ori several fronts to <Ixntionri^ts. ' ]f ile d 'b r ie fs urging th e 1B C ourt to p reserve <; access to abortion ser- 1 as vigorously enforc^ the
rE a lm e t and o th e i ^ b r l* Unes th e a t ^ t Lake Monday a fte r a 'etM lI
mT ues
o M ^ M ^ e n i i. - S ta teh o u se s te p s in '
' evening air Mon&y, cal " ' reaw akening of Martii
King’s teachings, s Using King’s birthdaj 5 their point, m archers ) lack of significant fam 1 m inim um w age p ro tt 1 la ten t, if not outright, 5 M ost m ig ran t work
Hispan ic ___,• One marcHerTBSUstu J Morales, was raised wo f Idaho farms. Most of hr----- still do the work.-------! • “We are human being
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enter Kter on the College of Soi Idaho campus. The center’; for a new building indude ing its image to a commun:
* tural center.But F ra n tz 's p lan mi
approved by the college’s which in . th e face of demands for campus space ed a moratorium in 1997 th pcnded campus constructii
- d l t ^ y U 'a to The coUege.___“Th.ere_are.manyjhings
the senior citizen center take advantage of If the bii were dose to or on die can Frantz said.. Mowrig to campus wouli
, senior dtizens a better op
Id A shore d o n issue__ Ereedom _of_A ccess-t(
Entrances Act of 1994. It f( interagency task force ded
— preventing violence afclini oven taken the unprecedei of assigning federal mai provide arom^5-ihe<lock p to abordon doctors and cUj ers when their lives appeal risk.
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th e loiitheffl sho re o f — la llp J f lM c ra sh e d ., k i n j
m;sday, January 16,20i
ih^f-ipng’s'n'the.'cold we virant is tl a llingfora law,';; Morale tin Luther long delayed
- Advocates ay to make . Legislature fi rs said the ' all farm worl ™ worker tection of Ida itection is la b o r laws, nt, racism. paid by a “pi rkers are a certain an;
num ber of ! itudent Leo bushelsofapj working on Last smnm his family . m ittee smdyi.................... 'm ended the
ngs, and all laws mirrorii
SEARGH O F .,
ooks t(louthem nity to avail tli it’s plans prognims, he si ie diang. give tlie collegc inity-ciil- g^w iiig segijiei
tion.nust be CSX Pres ’s board, M eyerhoeffer! o f ' high the idea, scliedu ce enact- a t th e college’ that .sus-— meeting: The b :tlon noc to ^ o w more a e. . campus, and in igs.Lfeel__ !, sions Jooks.for.jir could c a tio n a l opp^ building Meyerhoeffer k ampus,” fits for all panie
The.idea indi uld give new senior cent apportu- A g en cy ’ on A
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[ formed an 'e ^ t e d j o ^ _ ^ ^ ^ ^ Hinic& ltliar"
; protoctionJiiuc work- • -;ar to be at Aswwlt.
a l, responds to OFT. Page A2 to d a y ’s conflnr
5m all p lale A w o c la ted P r e s s ___________
TOOELE, U ta h - A iwin-i ane-retuming-from-a-weeke: ving trip tu -K ^dflsp ira lcd i reat'SallTSke, Kiflihg'31 niledbo{ud.;__. -----S earch ers-fo u n d . seven 1
id the two.other victims floa e lake- Diick hun ters alone nnd parachutes, cloUiing, the I lwk^doth_prdebTls.— “It'stnells like fuel, out Hei tld of an eerie feeling," soi
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steaehings- Ks the protectibn'of die Laales said. “Justice too ' peed is justice denied." Tltes have lobbied the mie for four years to put se: rorkers under the pro-fdaho’s minimum wage thi's. Most w orkers are re“piece-work” rate - o r m<am ounr’io r’a'iCertain gi'iLbeet_rows.hoed-or-----doapples picked. ovnmer an interim com- ' th:dying the issue recom- walie state simply enact ' ' )ring the federal Fair
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()r newthemselves of CSI alreii
! said. And it would biiih ege access to a fast- and Tient of the popula- seni<
Mey<residen t J e r ry Fn :r said he supports volii iduled for disaission Agcr ge’s J_an._29 board tlici) i board'is reluctant biiiid e agencies space on al pr in making sucn deci- mg fi)r.a.ti erin-with.edu!--------Bui>Ror.n>oJ.ti_es.__B_u.t___Arear said hc sees Iwne- possi ties Involved.’ sion fidudes combining a have 2nter with, the Area
Aging bu ild ing
lit, cen te r, p resident-elec t Bush': 1 to D question a sk ed by one ol h! rirmatlon hearing In Washington.
an e crash-------- Duclv 1in-engine ! '1ikend-sky— p a r a G n i i:dintolhe - 3 ,----- Bryan,31,onot" " - Thc 3 ijen re
n headed for Tc " " a lx M l flvi..-inife
crashud about a S ....... -Tlic-plnnc v
Ke“rA i;*« Sunday. Airpor <n[HTL il was missing u said Tim sengercalledht
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Labor StandaVd? Act as f a r ; pehains to agricultural worl They will p resent their rec mendation to the Legislature session.
The Republican member the committee and industry resentatives hailed the rec mendation as a compromise
“gives w orkers,protection, -does-not-subject-farmersnt overbearing-burden of-red-t that would come with mininwage lawS;__
They 'also argued only a \ please see WAGE. Pagi
Rod
Neb., tisne: the Snake River
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-Monday - — aftemoon^
j ' I Nicholsdidn't care
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MondayI t a L - f • X '"on’lng* he
was still going flsh- Ing.
7 imageIreody on campus. The agenej iiilding needs'irpprovcmen't nd CSI is tr-ying 10 e.xpar enior citizcn program le>;erhoeffer said.Frantz, also chairm an.of tl
oliinteer board for the Art gency on Aging, .said locatii: Je two organizations in tlic sair iiilding indudes iK)tential fude I program constrHction finati ig for the senior center. -But-Dick.Boyd.-dirccior'of-tli rea.Agency_on.AginK..sald.ili jssibilicy is Still in the discu on stages, and his office doesn ave plans for a new buildin
• Please see SENIORS. Pago A
»»«)ish’s nominee for attorney genor- ol his advisors In preparation for Ion.
hes in U ck hiintcni fin d__hiitcs, clo th ingnoof-'ihe-ln'uitefs. ^ar:old Beech.65 plnne.was._.. Tooele Valley Airi)(irt7 ~'~
nilcs'iwntTr of tho ItikoT'Tt___ut a mile offshore, le was-on a fligh t from. - 'ev., when it went down inifoter.around -5:30.p.m___port offidals didn’t Imow lg until a relative of a pas- d liours later.
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committee confirtr anyindicationrafon and Albion resideni
------i to the Northwest PiCouncil should sail Senate.'
---------------Senate- Resoi------------ Eiivironment-Com
man. Sen. Laird Noi didn’t have to wait for a morion and un
lols sion to accepi forn J,, , Kernpton’s appoin
’’®*. coundl. e The vote .sends Ki
firm atinn process gl . Senate, wiiich will
Gov. Dirk Kcmpthoi m ent, m ade ju st ;
s— ------l>ero-rethc2 0 0negisl — ^Kempton-resign<_______seat soon after. On' . Scott ^ d k e replaced
Monday’s tcstim<i fO .solely of glowing r IS , Kempton's work duri
tlie Legislature.“We’ve enjoyed a 1
, relationship with Ri he throufjhout hi.s tei
LegLslature,” said Non tJie Idalio Water User “We wholeheartedl.\ nominadon to theamii.. . .f tU ^ K sn in c n s i^ d
' wi)rk Ts'indru likely 1 success in cha Northwest’s future power issues than a sharing mechanism I federal, state, anti tr
---------m ents—dubbed—“Sovereigns." Diverg<
— and quibbling over re among the "sovereign it ineffective.
^ ______Jlie_council’s like-n^ • could allow it to niak ^ progress on complex i
ing "owcr and wildli ic\'’s siiiu.nts. Senate committcc r and few questions for Keir ms. . ‘Ilie imwer council.
give the Northwest.a the ilral re.soiircc mana^: rea sions dominated by I ling agencies and large iiu line ests. is made up o fn Jf;r. 'Oach ' froni Idahc im;. W ashington, and---------- Kvmptnn-nTii-jnin-.M-j|ie_ one of Idaho’s renrescv
•kempton is e.xpectt •us- hisnew diiticsaiiyda ’ awaiting formal accep inu Senate, which confiri
^ gjivernor’s appoint ni( ; A2 agencies and multi-st;
tions,g g ' Kempton has s;iid tl SI - roiuuliiig (lereguluiioii H ty makes the coiuK'i Q role ver>' imixirtant. ffi] ‘•’ntese issues are vi^ ____and are pertincnt-H Kempton said Frida; ^ only thing that coui
__ from_tlie_Liu;islaiuiH .\lliion VatlcN’."K Me replaces retireg ----- Corp. cxeciitivc^rndi2 » who was aiiiKiiiued lo & in 199.i.
MU 7V;his-,Vi1!-s ixilitic; u. cnimcnf avmriiT AfiW
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lah; n in e iAirjwrt officials,i.ere,no
...,thc-plaiic-becaiise-ihc-pil registered a fligiii plan, .so recordings had t<> be checki
— -mine the timeof tlie-crash.The tapes indicated the
---banking fdr-a-fuiartiun an — raled-into-the-lake,-She—Schamraninard:-------'— ^.... There had been no disti
and none of he Iwdies wa< paracntiTe.
■■ iFedera l.A viarionA dm i officials refused to elaboi what the tapes show.
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m p t o n ’s
n e n t ____ : .ee
^ondnyJi-Senatt:— firmation vote is former lawmaker —
Jent’s nomination :t Power Planning sail through the
usources— and— ^lommittee chair-------Noll. R-Kimberly, k'ait long Monday I unanimous ded- former Rep. Jim ointrnent to the ;icity-w»tHtla44on------
s Kempton's con- ress to the full vill likely affirm ithome’s appoint- st a few weeks egisLitive session. ‘ igncd'hiS'Hinise
jced him. imony consisieil lg references to duringlOycapiiii -
d a close unrkin^fl Rep, K e m p id i i__
tenari-'iii tlTC-....Norm Semaiikooi' • Users .-Usociiiiitm. ediy suppori his :«)iindl-" . .
s i ^ d th e coundl's . .dy tc have more U charting the ure handling of in an influence- sm between the tl tribal govern-—“ the—'l’hrcc--------ergent interests ir reprc-scntation. eigns" has made
ke-miiided fiK-'iis'triake significant lex iivsues involv- ildlife, Kempton
ec memlwrs hint Kempton I'rid.iy. ncil. designed to St.a voice in nat- inagenient deci- . by large federal ‘ industrial inter- of two meml>ers aho, Oregon, , nd .Montana. ^n .Mikc Kicld'Tts----- ‘i■ej^ui t a I i Vfs -________ected to pick up ,’ day muCwhile ' rcepianci' by the lfiIHl all of tile umeni?. to state li-stati- iirganiza-
id the issues sur- llion (ll electrici- iiicirs regional t.re ven- complex rnt-to os a ll.” iday. "It is the ■ould drive me aiu tt.und_iiie_____
■tired I’o tlatcli' I’ndtl-Mnrtrtnck:— — d lo tlte council •
'c: iiiuhuui.'fiov- '‘iichacl JounuY )L^'iit (208) 331-■
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d ie.• not e.vpecting i !-pil»l had not !I, -SO radar tape i ecked to deieri ish.the plane was! TmTdlhen spi-;— Sheriff-Frank' ;
distress.sipiaj^ was wearing TH
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N orthern N evada: Turning ou t mi oast today; cold, Ckiar to paniy cl< and cold tomorrow. •
N onhem U tah: Clouds, som o sur tvhilo tho northoasi h a s plenty of c :loudy tonlghi; a snow show er in t
Morthom Idaho: Areas o t log a n d Tiost of tho region will be sunny th onight wilh a re as ot log Iato.— --
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But the Soviets w eren’t in sted in how the fictional Bri py liked liis martinis or scdu emme fatales. The KGB thou lond’s goofy weapons w ere i nd tried to keep pace by wi lg on new gadgets like a lipsi un.That’s just one sec ret of
loak-and-dagger trad e tha lleveland company is reveal s it enters-the-hush-hush wo f esp ionage by open ing i n ternational Spy Museum Washington in February 2002. The museum will cost S29 r
Jeniors__ntlnued fiom A lg h t now .----------------------------------“This facility, although we’ Jigrown it, it cenainly works 1
Boyd said. BuciliErseniorcenter^buildl I the comer of Eastland Dri ul Elizabeth Boulevard, ne wr to a nursing home,-is in ti pair. The center already has ;e picked out near the existi
} already required to pay tli 15 an hour minimum wage t ist of their workers. Vdvocates, including tw mocratic members of the inte committee, say the'propose
/, which has the backing of Got ■k Kempdiome, is not enough.- rhe proposal would not cove e sing le farm w o rk er no eady covered by federal lav i it would not bring any o )se excluded u n d e r thi
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Inoed from A l— - - 'ill Jo h n A shcroft do th e e? It’s a question that vexes lion-rights advocates and crit* )f the former Missouri senator ien by President-elect George }u^ to succeed Reno as attor- generaL-And it will be a sub- : of in te n s e scrutiny" in croft’s ranfinnadon hearings, !duled to begin tod^y before Senate Judidary CommiRee. idiin the federal government, Ju stire Departm ent wields ! power than any other agency abntion issuea-Ash^t^Uke- ), will be foced wiih numerous dons involving both law and y, according to former Justice ials and advocates on both 1 of the abortion debate, hcroft, an ardent opponeiit of abortions throughout his 3^
' po lidcal ca ree r, has said ing so far to indicate whether rould con tinue the dtscre- uy enforcement iefforts initi- ^ Reno. Nor has he indicat- hat positions he would institutional questions r ^ t - abortion rights, icum ents.provided-by-the' ■Chen^ transition team sug- that despite his ideolodcal lations, Ashcroft will enforce iinic law-and.talfA.n_^ s ^ d against abo^oiKlIn^
>hn Ashcroft has always con- led criminal violence at abor- clinics - or anywhere - and ves individuals who commit acts of violence and iatiid-
n should be punished to th e ' st ex ten t of the law,” said Iy Tucker, a Bush-Cheney »woman. “As atttm ey genie will do just that"J d e fen d ers say he is an lutely u p rig h t man who s his new jo b will require . u p h o ld the law, wrtiatever i i_ >e. “I think John Ashcroft is y ethical lawyer,” said AB. house,-W hiteH q^ counsd- ‘ fo n n e r 'F r^ d w B Reagan ush.: q u ^ o n , according to abor- 'igh ts advocates, is how OK exercises his discredon. n someone of strong ideolog-
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tion in IMS after tw;o < )f in neighboring towns 1 i- made a critical differem d and his fanuly. **I was 1 r m y Ufe,” said Schaff, !• some of the clinical tei i- recently aroroved aboi c- RU-4S6. A ft« those sht e w hich abortion doctoi
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____ : staffer, reviewed the balliH.The review conclui ?Breadent-elect Bush wc is a in e d 251 vo tes a: (P re sid e n t Gore wou gained 245 votes. No o
lOr ballots «4iere machini •«d more than one pre;
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.. iweek, also showed that ' cthe more than 10,000 ui
•had no mark a t all in t _i__,idential.colimm, or.in n
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odd'numberM holes rtesponded to none of the lidential candidates on tl iOhe 653,963 MJami-Dad
_ tiised ohly .even-number ' 2h)r the p ^ d e n t ia l race.
The certified final .n Miami-Dade were 328,8 lio r Gore_and 289,533 f. ■iBCCCtfainR to die Flnrida « oi state's Office. Bush woi
tby a 537'vote margin out i6 million votes cast in the jc'»Later this month, a r ifinn hired by a media gr
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IX S A N T A MONICA, Calil a remarkable sign of n
tlo rm er P resident Reag .;Sble to sit up in a chair < after surgery to repair a h ip , one of h b docto
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• A B C s“GoodMoming'Ar T he surgeon also said 1 was able to e a t '
R eagan , who is 89 a UAlihehner’s disease, fell
7-. l a.t^his Bel-AlrJM)me._A_pij -------and screws wete used to— ‘the-jo in tinfr6® ^ute-6p- • Sgturday a t SfVjohn^s':
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g to figure o u t'! famously red* i n g b ^ ^ p u b l ic ^ xon* ’ raska, stood on * r a visit from a iaticHiIobbyik. pencils to fill- f gaps, newly Rtp.TomO b - and their ^ ^ocvrinc p m erable ch^>' . and tbelrst
’m d M d c e y ” , F?,OsboOklahoma con>^__AVa^iingtoiV helps ran a ^ played \ ouse-members— city.has g aty’s Kennedy recogniuoo m t “It doesn't- Ikeepw th idbefore, you Davis, wi look a ro u n d . “ a )d, Fm a mem- i
assemblyw tmenthisyear sizeo fthe m bers of the .jn ta t iv e s .In Seeing « of them, all _ “ Oor. and i te n aback by 6outg to sc d ^ . she said. “T
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rould have 9 ,0 overvotes,,hines detect- K )residential I____ M
1 ended lasthat 7,600 of j MI undervotesn the pred- U ,1 rare.cases I — vo tes th a t I > one candi- I
illo ts w ere ely punched !es that cor- thelO pres- I 1 the ballot I )ade ballots II je red holes I - ce. I1.resu lts in II8,808 votes « r j _______3 _ fo r_ B u sh ,-_ slA ....ia s e c r e t^won Floridam t of aboutthe state. -a research1 group thatAssociated
s organize-an inspec-
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idif. (AP) - R etirem er)f recovery, • profoundljsag a n w as ■ is a time lir one dayr a broken' ':to rs sa id ^ C allorv isi
)tain about ^1 i t on the . i— ■ — -lirhart told • J f / f k America.”d R eagan K * J
) a n d h as Mfc 'ell Friday piri,;; ^Jate ~ ~.
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ird of Education member P n as a California state ii ywoman, said the sh eer. , u he House was intimidat- tl
Plg all the people on the id n o ,d « k - it.was.like.-.._ tc school without a desk,” gi **The state capital was so fc >remanagdjble-just one F
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R e p u b lic a n .s ta te sdna Pennsylvania who won a lai in a tradidonally Democrat
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going u> freshmen, so she ] for th e Judiciary, Scienc R nandal Services comminc
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Tm years_____la tv . the pain and fear of die e x p e r i e n c e — h a v e n ’ t diinm ed her zeal fori Army
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lier business organization, memory of the late bonk exei Twin Falls A rea Chamb merce Monday night gave ihi al Curtis T. Eaton Award forbi lence to theT. W. Stivers fafni Blass ofTitieFact. e cham ber’s 81st Annual Ba lay wds a cocktails-and-dinner ighting 20 0 0 ’s good deeds for and its business eommunit
n Luther King Jr. Day, it also :e for chamber leaders to' pli 5 attractiveness for diverse eco; opment.,aho undeservedly geis-a-ba much of the rest of the worl a nondiverse population,r:sai( chamber President Teny McCi red remarks. “With more th; ]ges spoken in dtjr local schools
he world, with recent court a< ; away the ^ a n Nations stron, th Id^io.-w itlrarrAnneFranl^ eing planned in Boisc,'the v I realize that Idahoans are indie group of individuals.” ------ -:.urdy..saidjrwin Falls chambec idge to “do our part to relay the0 the world that Idaho is ope ss for all people of all cultures.’ evening’s top award commemo mdard'forbusinessTDRl domnf ship.set by the late Eaton o f '
p f t w a r eICOUVER... W ash ., - Ig up. Mnr rin Hnsh ditriflpH T e between two childhood K s: computers and cartoons. | room was a d u n er of.dec* I omponents and art books,” id.1 adult, Hash brought his jests together. He wrote aing pieceof comptifer soft- 1 Iled AnimationAIaster that the tools of professional ors available to anyone ' C.ned os. an easy-to-use inu^ J to computer illustrations,, id AnimationiMastcr takes the labor out of the some- • borious animation proccss. gram has been employed i short films, conceptual drawings and to illustrate T games.>ugh professionals use product, he said it was i with children and teen- mind.target market is aspiring"" ' r Es;lLHash.said.-It-s-reIa—— -j leap (S299) and easy to jj ! said, makingJ^tJdeal for_ _ £ iststartiiigbut. ’ I in five minutes, I guanin- I 1 be Tunning something,” ■ ‘WiUun a month there arc I IS coming out. And wc see I iry day on our Web site." I j on Saturday m orning I s, Hash keeps fram ed H rom the Jetsons, Looney I d other da.v>ic cartoons in I .'. His heroes, hc said, arc I iey anim ators.w ho put I the studio’s classic ani- . 1
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Trust. Criteria indude busi- s support for unique commu- i, encouragement of employ- ity involvement,, leadership issues and at least 10 years
rti^T . ta to n passed e ago, a great leader- — ^ iirred-in-our commu- dy said. To remem-. ird he set, die cham-namesake award “to ~__firm s and iridividuals in' arbesrexemplifygtist whar own us was tiie proper way e’s business and community
a-family-firm-tiiat—fittingly Jl Eaton’s Twin Falls Bank Sc and faced Shoshone Sffeet'
fe b e e n In tern e t!ash lias The programpies at enhance an artist”!
1 may recremoving rock along the
■s have m onths to wait ee changes. Citizens ecpects to take control .of.. . ihs-tn-€larksttn;ftVash : ,^ n g ev ille r .Cottonwood, -ah, Kooskia, Lapwai nnd___AugtBtorS^itembe-.:----- --rvicea In I d a h o X o u r i t^ ' niatic di^cTfa'ulu in t ^ . accordhig to a commission ToposaL ■i e c t .c n n n e c tio n i.b e tw e g n -■' - . e c o u n ty s e a t o f I d a b o
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----- referred to as “T ,,^p2r t \ 'S tivers*h«d-b 'iW F A U J before going ini «uit>cMMi(t self and later brrTTT-------- into the familyin said. Blass joined themtat------- Thfr-award~pla'q(iay , Monday d tes 38 year ity Uie c h ^ b e r , the local
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tahased from Hugh and xl L963, the chamber said.-— - office across from tiie
iit in 1974 and expand- ^
_House_Sp ea k er and____il conse rvative still .IS “Mr. Speaker," T.W. “ j1-been-county-clerk-----P9: into business for him- r bringing his son, Rich, lily firm, th e diam ber ^ lem later. ^fq(re~they~received ' iors of involvement in cal libraiy foundation, ional Medical Center. iing and zoning, the n Idaho and local and
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Martin Hash sits In hi office at the Columbli Arts Center In Vancouver, Wash. Growing up, Hath divided his time between two child- hood passIoRt: computers and cartoons. As an adult, Hash brought his two Irtem ts together. ' He wrote a pioneering
^^H .plece.of.com puter.__-softwarecalled'------AnlmatlomMasterthal makes the tools'of~
^ ^ ■ -p ro fe ss io n a lanimator* availsble to anyone with a PC.
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en artists create an image on ..natiomMaster,- the computer IWS them to shade it. rotate it I record movement. A host of
>er O ptics;»n towns of Riggins resuliill from R ig a tn s to used» goes to Boim and is notbounces back to north
sn tiie Jittle^SalmfmI residents coulB not '" : 'Oni » a lin& w a^rfou trr^ locali fc.aifi.Idaho .C6un^,J Ltions.'
■orks, calls betweiM . telep ilie are expensive,:; ; R i ^
! need It;" h e said. — : " ijitfl [ rcome complications ' ~a gooi
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© M, T h e Curtis T. Eaton Av -ghren-in-l990 to-Universal- • F irs t Federal-Saving^Bar yea-.
.R ecip ien ts of o ther cha &fondaynight: - • • C harter Member Award
r R e a l ty ^ fo u n d e d in .^1 Ufenersmith'family, and La
-re tirem en t-c o m m u n ity 1 P errine Coulee north of thi and hom e to s e v ^ of the d Langdon Visitor's Center vol
Each year, the chamber s honor two businesses who hi tiie chamber and tiie commu time a n d been chamber mi least h a lf a century.
“W hen J. C. WMams cam idea fo r Lazy J , his plans incl of th e Twin F alls chambe: sa id , “ an d one of th e firs receive in the mail every ] fail, comes from J .C ” ‘
• Presfdent*s Award - im president Edmunds, wht had 'an e a ^ year biit insteac challenge of autiioring a cou tan t docum ents in 2000: th s tra te g ic : p lan and its Telecommunications Position
• Volunteer of the Year - of Hertz par S a l^ chosen for
• Specia l Recognition AiFederarsavm^-BankrTvhiclfsaid has demonstrated extiac port-for-community-project ^ear, such'as taking oh the fi :h am b er’s student leadersl m d supporting a Magic Valli Christmas spedaL.
• Ambassador of the Year- )f Irwin Realty.
TimeS'News Business Edito. 'Jtttchiris-ain-txrrcaeHsrarT: U2, o r by e-m ail a t virgv K dley^m
n h isw (otiier features add pd flair to the animate'
_______ result_______There are more s(
animation- programs ket. Hash said, desi^
sold there arc few pn> beginner.
“We have compc---------- theyYeall focused'on'
th a t A rnold Schwi his movie,” Hash s a i i “ jjj. ■ ca re how hard it i
theyVe got professions Nothing about comp
• them inherentiy bet« and-ink for illustrating to Hash.-In fact, he sai al artists generally hav
• hand.“The talented artist
painting or draw a d lit, ju s t kick a computer' ro..... .......... T here-are two adi
■computer offers, Has ”8 one, computers allo\,______share-images.the ima,--------- atcs'can'bepassed'im
so tiiey can collaborate-------- new animator can leam
e ra a ■. - Computers also elii
to repetitive , work of a Artists don’t iiavc to d image for each of their m ovem ents the com
*' automatically u p ^ te tt create tiie illusion of me
“Really, that’s all coi is just r e i ^ t stuff reall Hash saioNThat enabli
. son and a computer to e r an animated film’thawould have taken a teai to create.
r : -------“ f i a t ’s' wliy-professRitors, wiio laww what tiu
Kelly, au thor of the ] “ Charaaer Animation:
.Kelly said they like tiie ease of use and feanirea
er them to add backgroi it dothes or other ^tnil< ^ Xotofworle.
installaticulting from rules it must foUt d to be a port of tiie Bell Syst lot a l lo w d to provide servio th em an d southerri Idaho. T '.li-cuts—biBtween-Groncev iteb ird^- - >ncc"Citizehs C o 'i^ unicatii il telephone seryirouHL'^nE is-will n o t apply, as it was nev< TBell-SyBtBraTmdlt'irilfeirdj » h o n e company for White
he commission, will a « c p t t Q Jan.'31 a lm t whether the fi K)d use b f pan of the S12[4 mill
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I L a ^ J R a n d ^ a ty bu ilt on th e f tiie CSI cam p>[le diamber's B u s __‘volunteers. er selects for ^10 have s u p p o r t _ . imunity for a lohg r members fo r ^ t
came up witii 1 ,: i n d u d i support nber,” M cCurdy first checks we try year, w ith^iit___
- immediate i ^ t who should have Etead took oh ^ e . couple of imp&- >: the c h a m b ^ s ts Technologytion.______ a ______u- - Jack Jardm e i for the honor by
a Award - F irs t l i c m m h a f f iB ^ '— (tiaordinary stip-iects-in-tiie-p«t------le funding of tiie ership progr^fai Valley,tdevi£0n, <■
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ra ili pcrspecovc so d ' ' ' lated films that
-e sophisticatfid uns on the mar- »gned for high- oation. But Hash products for i^e
mpetitors, bu t l'on'tiying tb~^ . :hwarzenegger id. “They don't it is, because donals using i^” omputm makes )ettcr thiw p l ating, accords^ esaid, traditiog- ■ have the upper
rtist can paint ja a drawing arid ater’s butt,” K t ■
•advantages B-------Hash said. Fot llo\. people i iimage, one erg-,------I oin to anodic^ rateorsothat« earn from a ve^'
I eliminate t l^ of animatin®. to draw a neW heir charactortP , :omputer w ill ■ te tiie Image f i •f movement *■:1 compuiers really quicklyi? lables one p<* r to put t o g ^ rtiiafotiierwi*. team of artis^
nlesslOnal anim|^ ttiiey^doinj^ •!," said D o u g - '" ~ ' he 1998 b o ^ ion in DeptiiS : the progran^ ures tiiat allow ground, skiiji
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-^AP) - H ie eartfac rose to 600 Monde hopes fading of pi v i tm from lands] thrbifgh villagi Salvador ~ thou0 fre6 d after u^ngi: can far hdp. ■
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The vast m ajc ^ , ^ e d were here i 'W here a m ountai
. ------ earth came ttimblii:i;its Colinas neighi
^ ■ Salvadoran p o l i>eopIe were in jur 14,000 houses
“destroyed in Saturc : /^ d e quake..j Rescuers said tJ „lbd ing survivors V
----------r&s-fflore tim e pa:^ground, convulsed
.‘fictes, settled ‘ , Residents of Las
■^Wained th a t th e ’iSllowed land own ^^ears to dear trees
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^ n d plunging priC'______ iX®y_QPEC.membei
^ ^ i l their productio . ,^pf U.S. economic fira
pfif a weakening rfpm ' OPEC re p re se r
___ ,.e;cpected to.approvlea st 1.S million b when they m eet H jVienna, Austria, d e
------ liom -the-U nitod-S t. Jfuropean Union.
“We want the mar stable mode. There] to take a reduction th e reduction will around a million an< re ls a day, Saudi . IRinister Ali Naimi i in V ienna. S aud i
I OPEC’s largest prodi A reduction of t
-------would-equal-about-' th e cartel’s current o •'^The Organization < ■Exporting C ountri •■ ^ o s t two-fifths of ••{^de, and it wants t( firm - and revenu t
____ 'l^ e n i f t h e US. slow.me economies of oth
'ihiporting nations.' ' In a tiighly unusw
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a jo rity of those-e in Sanm Tecla, H f lta in of rock andbling down on the ' -----ighborhood, three . R**«wth e capital, San 8 ^ T
?olice said 1,830 JX h !'] ju red and nearly s dam aged or side, a urday’s7.6<nagni- ground
nerabled th e chances of The i s vkrere d ^ d l i ^ side, bpassed , and th e ___neighbed £rom the land- bringin,
sionsabLas Colinas com----- Aldioh e governm ent deaths iwners over the Colinas ees from the hill- landsUi
& aim st(*) - Haunted by alerted (is-of-oversupply----- pump -1rices, for cnide, month, tb ^ .a i m to.cur-_____ Jili-seirtion amid signs gone cor frailty and fears a cut,” s emand for o il • oil anal) se n ta tiv es a re Benson, rove.a.cut of at London. 1 barrels a day “The : : Wednesday in doesn’t despite a p p ^ ' Gignoux-States-and-the-----deskatE
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s to keep prices levels, sa lu e s flowing - assured tiowdowninfeos___cantiy.lo»Olher major oil- rels a day
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!M worfcm cany tho a Tecta, EI Sa^8dor, Monday. AutI lore lunrhron of the earthquake U le and lerft another 1,000 miMlng. ,aU eging th a t the lack of nd cover left tiiose below vul- ble to landslides. - le quake.loosened that hill- , burying th e mlddle-class ;hborhpo_d_atli_ts.base_and_ ^ down some of the man- above.ihough tiie l ^ e s t number of hs ap p e a re d to be in Las las, the quake caused 185 slides across El Salvador,
'Q G urtairi;d customers that It plans to p -le s s -o il-s ta r t in g -n e x t— h, energy analysts said, •seems-to-be-fllmost a-fore-— conclusion tiiat tiiere will be ” said Mehdi Varzi, a senior alyst at Dresdner Kleinwort jn, nn-investm ent bank in3n. ___ . ____ .le surprise would be if this I’t hap p en ,” added Peter tux, head of tiie petroleumitSdomonSmithBamey:------! European Commi^on, the tive arm of the EU, urged irtel Monday not to cut pro- in. The 15-nation EU, along the U n ited States, would ) see oil prices remain at a • level between $20 to $28 a
e fear is that this action is a sty," said EU spokesman Gantelet. “This gives rise .►*yaeffecr(in prices).” ----------. E nergy S ecre ta ry Bill rdson, who traveled to the n Gulf to press OPEC mem- .0 keep output a t current said Monday he had been
d tiiat a cut wUl be “signifi- -lowcril-than-3-million-bar— lay.told rep o rte rs In London le group has made no fmal in on the size of the expw -
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in earthquake victim froffl the ral Authorhlet eald they ara ibelng \ :e that Wiled at least 600Ing, *
)f burying coffee woAers ll- ing roads.
The num bers variei 1- deatii toll was expect* IS The emergency, commitid___Santa'.Teda.region saidI- dead h e re alone. Ic
remained missing - hun if tiian the flguie given Sa s tiieRedCross.5 Police said nearly 18,0 •, had been evacuated
producti5 “If OPEC decides ton t— wehope-it-wiH-act-in~a
and measured fashion,"------ -N everthelessrtheTiiii
for consumers are unc r marily because Iraq con t w ithhold the bulk of i 1 from market. Iraq is.em! - -a -pridng dispute witii tii : Nations,- which regulate:
exports. i_ If Iraq resumes expot----- mallynexrmonthT'thenr ed OPEC cutback won’t I to unsettie prices, anali
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relatives c - who still hj
services. W as many as million peo HealtiiOrgj
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■ re siden ts debns onto w ere re ac copter, and damage or (
-munities.
In L a sC t - i s t s - a n d - r
landowners paniestosa the hillside against tiiec on\fcndayi
rabble In ingdevelopi EhopeofRnd- dredsofdea
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, th e com -' 9OPEC pro- V • Jy cause a *
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iquakea. Many were living witii s o r in shelters. Others 1 had homes lacked basic Water service was cut to as half of tiie c o u n t s 6 >eople, the Pan-American Tganizationsaid. i hocks continued to rock itiy Monday, frightening ts and knocking mor<» iw fiighwaji Many towns achable only by heli- tid little was known about sr deatiis in isolated com-
Colinas, environmental- l-re s id e n ts -h ad ~ su e d '“ JTS and construction com- stop tiie deforestation of
ide. A judge had ruled lem, and angry residents ly argued tiiat tiie result-- opment had caused hun- Ieaths.
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su p p lie s Parboni coulistaurants say which otiierI Europe. Italy get beef fnX Lodi, in Until Saturdaim bardy was discoveredremonini . . considered maexclusive only two casesAmerican were two cows i :au ra n ts ---b e en imported f
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. n ig h ts , . Cass____ C oun jy j P lam iing a
Z o n in g C om m issi' \vill also hold hearin pn riie project.
C o u n ty p la n n e rs a n d u l t im a te ly , t l cou n ty com m ission have th e fin a l say ( th e p ro jec t, an d th« sh o u ld p ro c e e d ca tiously.
This co lum n gene . a lly a d v o c a tes valu
a d d e d a g i-ic u J tu n d e v e lo p m e n t in th Magic Valley, but ih one is troubling for num ber of reasons:
. • The size of 'the p
~e£te~cti^y to proven groundvyater. N eithe
— r^officials-ha\*e-any-e.v] .s e e in g a n a n im a l o]
— — -sii:er----------------------7•T h e site ,7 4 mileJT
R aft'R iv e r, is good land . W hat effec t w( have on property val \VouId anybody want
- r w ^ t
' The members of tl)£ - 'William B rocM
. .-ii . ~
_____ yj?U m s' M j le s ^ n e e iThere are many times't
and thankful to live in a Cl ihtre are so many good, c( and caring people. Like th where. f(jr days, tlie medu death of two law cnforcerr heljied raise money 10 sup lies.
Then nt tiiu sjime time, 1 and disappointed tiiat this and Uiesc same people fail that there were three fami
_____victims, 'rhree families hai--------bculliccs, und(‘<:nnrl fnmil
J nere are three l^ tlioT w tlie final expenses of bu i^ ()nes and the pain and suff their loss.
Hy most accounts, the p<: \verc good men, and by mo George Timothy Williams'
niDSi, if not everyone, inth Something terrible happ
Since ihe time of the incide ment officials have withhel dence from themedia.pubi ly of TinrWilliam.s. It is km) i \vhr> was the good guy and \ bad guy, if any were. Maylx will know,what rejiUy hapi« we never will, but it Is not tl
. need qur compassion and su each man’s family and frien has Inst a loved oiie. Tim Wi as well as the otiier tivo him efjually the loss of their love lieart and compassion go ou amrrrienilsorCoorfiff'rimoi
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) slow Q g farm Ii ^ a se r ie s o f public thj ^ n that will go a long a c id ing w h e th e r Blaine Pu i.c rR o n -A c h s 'g e tr tb “ im n im al' j—__- -.......
Hearings this*, The DepartJiicnt of Ei
ig h t’s , Quality will conduct a c ing by '”8 Wednesday on devi tm ent proposal to builde n ta l animal hog farm in eas d ra f t County. The hearing is „ c u v for 7 p.m. in tho Burley
School Little,Theater. V
r i Sa s s ia • The Cassia County PN S.and_ -ZoneCommission will c SSJ on puDlic hearings on the 1 inngs - p.m.Thurs(Jayandat7
Fnday. both In the King e rs - Ccnter at Burley High S( , t h e ion -lyon What dp you tthey YJo'd like to piint your op
the hog farm proposal. 5 letter, or a copy of youn
:ner- ' timony. to The Times-Ne llue- • P.O. Box 548. Twin Fal u ra l 83303 th e .• Fax number (208) 734-
.th is Mwiaews@m' ;S'n.nV o r a
5 proposal calls into to re iL a i»ld.hp. manaRcd— idt i-ent dam age to th e to m :h e r s ta te n o r local ju s t e.\-perience in over- and ( 1 o p e ra tio n o f th is jslati
sive IeJ; from Buriey near Thi )d farm a n d ranch broat w ould th e facility hog (
values in th e area? ners; nt to buy 600 acres make
'lioTP*- ~ S t8pf>en Hartgen.............................. ‘ManaglngwWor MIkoS
[ the.e[}ilonaI board and writers o :k;CIark Walworth, Sieve Cnimp,
- - L e t t eee d ouL support. weiiaes'that I am proud a community where *J, compas-sionate e this past week ^ 9" ^ -*dia focused on die fnenc cement officials a n d - ;- r support their fami-
send\le, I am. saddened [his same media failed to recognize amilif. of homicidehavelosisons,______ — JERm ilv m o m h o r’: ___________iidei ^ h o have to t>ear___ , Tii^rig (heir loved NfiW 1 iiiffering causcd by My,
........... ■ ple uni poLce officers chang< most acc*)iims, js beca us was a quiet, car- need ti?b!y>r likcd.by----------- donUn1 the lown of Eden. Don’ ippcnedjan.3. isagw :ident, law enforce- of peoj held facts and evi- ‘ going t lubUcandthefami. - :<M) eariy to tell old aniid who was the tionbutyl)cs<Hpeday we scores! ipl>ened: maylte going n )t the victims who . •- ifeelclsui)pon.Ii.is-----:-----ofpeoriends. Each family say tha Williams’family exam a amilies suffer cation (oved ones. My you hai ' out to tlie family MAT tnotJiy^vmiafhs as Good
JwjLassA'm f I u j ]
)n Cassi propose
that abu tted a giant hog far a quality of life issue of the P ublic o ff ic ia ls sh o u ld exz im p a 'a 'h o fo ray on 'tR e ecor
■....... I .on th e lifestMs week RaftRivercc
• VVe re nt ilEn^ranmenui the album en
. s s ; S n r iuild a 50.000-eastemCassia anH 1' is scheduled Cassia an d 1 fieyHigh c o u n ty re s if. Written conv B*S Sky imp< ted Ihrough from o u t of
the positive i Planning and th e l o c a l '< ill conduct two .might b e limi ^e project, at 7 .• .The so-fa It 7 p.m. re la tions b e rfng Rne ATS d e v e lo p e r a
■ officials mak< d e r ju s t how e
i think?' opinion about if.thQr arose. Jl.Sendyouf T he b o tto n lur written tes- seems to us, is -News at: b u rd e n o f p i Falls. 10 squarely on ti
oper. If th e Ca: 34-5538 g reen -I ig h ts t J — ^ ^ _ je c t , . i t shou l
I cau tio u s ly an m e n ta lly -a n c
repeated reviews. . M alK>.i!^jusl:^ginninE3lric manage industrial ag on 'th
ist- last year, th e Legislature id Gov. Dirk K em pthom e sig ation c rea tin g .the first com 'e review process for such pn rhat law leaves Cassia Coui Dad discretion over hov^ - o r g farm Is developed . Coun rs and county com m issioner ike the m ost o f that leverage
..............■— ....... JUvertJiIng,
rs of editorials, a re Stephen Hartgei up. Keifin Rlchert and Dan Reids.
E R S — —ill as the fin ^ es 'a n d friends.olt ier i\vomen who died.I hope die media and the rest of nmunity will show die same con n and support for die family anc 2nds of Tim Williams diat diey li )>^for the families of the tivo p< icers.'rii6 pe those who can affor id what they can to the Tim.Will lefit fund at the D.L. Evaris Ban] n’s family can pay for Tim’s fmal »nses and know that the people in FaUs also care about them.ERRYT)EWAAL_________;den
w'drivlng la w ls u j j fa i rIy opinion on the new law about under 17 getting their license is nge die law? My reason for sayii ecause what about the ones who d the extra time beliind the whe •t need to take-driver's educatio on’t get me wrong, driver’s educ good thing to have and somethii eople need to go to, but the law lg to punish all teens because so; x-diey-'re not Riipposed-tOrFm-16 and I’ve already taken driver’s < but when transferring mv road es (skills tesTTtJiey were lost. N< 8 to have to redo all diat, plus m eel that this new law is unfair to Jople underl-7-in the communiii hat how well you do on die writ n and how well you do in driver’ m (if you take it) should determi liave to do the extra hours and v ATT PIKE x>ding >
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lal W dfarm ? This Is S 3 m l he first order. ’ a « 1 1 exam ine th e j H coribmy, bu t 5 a “W esly le o f [He. r com m unity." t n o t sold on len t tha t the reject.w ouldy m ean a lot - Hod jo b s fo r Hid M in idoka He s id e n ts . I f ^ H n ports labor Ho f th e a rea , ^ B J 'e Im pact on ^I ec o n o m y I simited. I —>-far pricklyo fc gjetw een th e , ^ I C r a n d lo ca l fjVake us won* ^ 1 | h I w dedicated • ^ j f f f i u id ; b e " t d ~ J J U ^It p rob lem s...............€.:om lin e , i t ^;, Is th a t th e I f - p ro o f lie s I I
I t h e devel- C a ^ la P&Z ts th is pro-o u ld do so I M a n d incre- < B H
and subject
dcarzEhow c:
ia&a S iprojects. to these iimi ounty with tho republic i ■or i f - t h i s sharcTusviei u n ty plan- I recall no- lers should eral spedal ii Ige. t ^ o f c o n c e
Liebermanth-------------- Attorney Gen
Aslicroft.• • ______ Ashcroft is..... whobeliCTcs
precepts in pr ilngdlwtor might reasom
fer from toon Igen, and practice I[5 wehavewitn(_J_____ d i ^ completi
eight years un Since Cluisi
__________ came to theseon a mission fi purpose for th
► of individuals;
3 -jyhave . .o policefford it will ------------------iVilliamsianksoinal The facts atjplepf • , Afewindivii '• Department of------------ ----- issued a draJftj_ r ■■'--^^fann,-daM hi»-........ ....... :------notl-Thisisfar
has submitted] Kjutpeo- completely up: e is why ’ ’ committee to d aying this Here are son »ho don’t ■ consider t h e I »heelor operation, wliii
-----------year.wiU.bB.pr(ducation any given time thing a lot Jn comparison, aw is *” 8 operation 0 ! some did • mean 238,000 c v l6 years------^i>™ uldpxo(
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dirtictly toward
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(uring die last presidential campaign, diere was much “(3od-talk” from Vice President Al Gore and his nuining mate, Joe uSomocommentatoi^deddei
rman‘wnjecdon of-God into d was not only.somediing new b wonderful. Wlien George W: d of God, and especially Jesus
tne people - that threatened ic and made people who do no iews feel inferior.0 senator, and certainly no lib1 interest group, raising die— cems about Gore andthat diey now raise aboiit eneral-designate John
is an EvangelicsU Oiristian,
private and in public. One inably argue diat we don’t suf > much union of personal faith a but too litde, espedally as nessed the consequences of ete detachment diese last
istopher Columbus, many vhi ?e shores believed they were I from God and diat God h a d : them and for America. , hington spoke about the God and religion in die l i v ^ " Is and in die laws of nations, s Madison, Thomas Jefferson list), John Adams, Abrah am ••
about hog farm issueviduals might think; since the of Environmental Quality hai t iwmilr forthe proposal hog
ir from over. What d ieD E Q - d is a draft only. It is still p to the planning and zoning ideddethlslssue. , ome things you may want to a proposal Is for a 5S,000-sow Inch means UOO.OOO pigs a iroduced, or-5I0,Q00-pigs a t - ie, on less than 5,000 acres, n, if this were a catde-feed-'I or a dairy, thatwould )cows.loduce.waste equivalent to . !ople. You may think dial iffect you, but what happens>te seeps into the aquifer-----sn proven to happen ^ ilp'P.The aqui.ter has b een -I Jrom.the pi oposed site------rd the Declo-Burley area. In site has had some serious is were to happen again, tff this property would run t River into the Snake lin toward Dedo and ' many of us enjoy great
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sus. . ' Lincoln and many pt lesser i e a d ^ Some
d more dian odiers. Sc not God’snam einvains
hold onto political p< Iit> have had different d
a reading of the hist( ____vides.com pelIing evi
leaders were motivai Scripture to write lat freedom and opporti
» . and to hold accounta
• sfuj^befianor and li Mario Cuomo said
wf- . Vatican’s opposition udi andnoonew asexea 5 New York governor ( if seriously his church’s
tion and many unbor
ivho been die most open a ^ . president but he, too, id a on sodal polides.'
Why is John Ashen, ■____ some liberals as die si
» ocritical Phariseeism^ s. two reasons, on _ One is that his faith ^ '• polides and those'pol
— Let"reaeadonal acUvidei SnakeRiver.
has . Approximately 5 0 1log-----°ne mile of the propo
.to fourmiles. ih e rfr^3 ____ people, and within foi
■ are anodier 170 peopl ,g ple will be direcdy afl
We have received s to from people living wit
of large hog fadlides i a ing diat dieir lives ha^ It— — changed.due.tojelaiii
intense odors and ded i; of land value. There au
tions looking to be staj we open the door and
I ----- fanwilliLgoLlhenexi, your, back yard,
ns We ask all dtizens 0 and surrounding areas lem before it gets sm o
- • educated on the propo--------die hearings on-Jan.-l{il at Buriey High School.
• things concern you, tot letters or questions to i zoning committee.
TODD B. WEBB MARKWEBB . Dedo
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y_otherpresldents and ; m e may have meant it.Some may have used 1Ul attempts to gain and - iI power. Some m i^ t \ i(dennitionsofGod,but 1istory of America pro- cevidence lhat many— - jivated by Cod and by ■ vlaws which expanded r
jrtunitiesform oreofus, untable duise who would hl-setbyHim fo rrriarinn. ’ xid life’s value, itself. tilid he took seriously die d on to the death penalty:ecuted on his w a t^ as s<jr (though he took less v,di’s teaching on abor- nxim babies died on diat nay carter may nave aI) about his faith of any liioo, toed the liberal line T
a<icroft being treated by eie second coming of hyp- _ p ( sm?. There are at least
uth actually informs his poUdra are conserva- ni
^ E R S —des on or around the Q|
>0 people live widiin- iposed sit^^wthm pn e_ :i_ ;^
four.to 10 i^ e i^ tiie ir----- &ople. At least 300 peo- affected. Isid several testimonies shi within 10 to 25 miles ba es in other states say- on have been drastically do ating healdi problems,— ^mi leclining and total loss Ur e aro a lot of opera- d s staned somewhere. If tra nd let this one in, how I ijxtono TOuld be in mo
woIS of Cassia Gjunty the eas to help a big prijl>tarted. Please become-----carjposal by coming to ‘ woi.1 8 and 19ar7p.m.------ ourwl. If any of these tior too, please submit cho to the planning and loo:
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J stand;tive. The left likes.die polidi leaders who invoke God but polides of conservatives wht God’s name. It isn't God thej polides. If an adieist is a libe
—be-~»ff problem^fnrthpmT^ who is pro-life, for example, i ma to them as a pro.life Chri Similarly, a prochoico Chrisi
_able.to.theJ^t___________The second reason for Ashe
flogging by liberals, religious i is diat he truly is a law-abider will enforce laws he disa^w s he respects die law more ihari cessor a t Justice. Eighteen of. years in government were in I where he was an enforcer of k maker of diem. During diat til upheld the lonery laws in Mis; he oppoyd die lotteiy and bel
tu m ^ it into a virtue ^en gc dedded it could make money.
Faithfulness to the law is th son die left fears Ashcroft so i worry that enou^ documenc mony from leftover career em might stay behind to indict di trustees ofDieDepartment of lies, cover-ups and obstmctior Their worst nightmare is some actually believes in die law er enforce it and notinterpref it political oc personal benefit.--
John Ashcroft is such a man
Cal Thomas isa LosAngcfes 1 nisr. ^
Clinton ougtrt to c lear ouIn my opinion, President Cl
shouldbe getting his house in backing.his bapand r’f»trinp y the move. But he is still trying some kind of setdemem betwi Israelis and the Palestin ian 1 shuttling Madelaine and her e back and fordi from one couni m other adds up. You figure ti ion, lodging, security dnd all, nillions. Any.proposd made b Jnited States is looked at vritl: 3sm by the Palestinians becau rack record widi die Israelis.
I think the U.S. taxpayer'wo noney ahead if someodiera>i vould stand up to die plate am hey could hh one out of the pt The'U.S. taxpayer n e e ^ a r«
an’t spread our money all ove .'orld. I think we should call in ur markere."Aiia the Bosh adr ion should take notes. I know 1 homping a t die bit to turn Col )ose to see what he’s made of, e tte r bring the voters back toj ring some'harmony across Uie LEEDOCKSTADER Rupert_________ ________
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Jides-ofliberal but dislikes the “ who operate in diey fear. It’s thff^ liberal, it would’> B ufaii atheist — »le,isasanathe-t’ Christian. irisdan is accept-
^ c r o f t ’s public^ ous and secular, Ider.H ehasan# ' rees with becauA than, his prede- io fA sh ao ffs2 «I in positions ’*• — oflaw s,nota , ittim e,he ' 1- Missouri, diougf^ Ibelieveddie “ J0 6 -6 u tla« e a :ra f i= n govenunentley . >is the real rea- * : so m uch.’Dieyi ents and testi*^ r employees
It of justice for rtion of justice. omeonewho 1 ,V enough to '*itirforh isow n’*-------it— ... ? . man. y-
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r out_____ J , -t Clintone in order or “ .......tu! ready for- - -ping tq mediatfe_____Btweehthe ris. The cost of j e r entourage juntry to •etransporta-'*- all, it’s inio thi^3e the • ' withskepd- }causeofoiir lis. .•would be‘counny;----- 1--------la n d se e ife p M k . _____^_____a rest. We__,______over th e *f f U in so m e o f’ ’' admiAistra- A ow he’s K Colin P p w e l£ - ! of, b u t he K c together ain .' - Uie Umd. j | j
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ftmmon sense.' ^ o q x n b a t^ a d :
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............K ni?D a\tidonRw d promised, am
flocTQ ycndannci ^ stand guard ii
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............wants the aotqinvesigateand powerdompaoiesl
i raclceteerin&mari_____tion, price fixing, a
tjalvyations.” He • ----- “expand the audio
posraa“( S S — audiORQrjhatcani
new power plants.’ F in ^ .w ith a n i
bravado, be threati to use die power oi
“ ^"HomalrtToprtVtat from driving consu dark and udliti^ ii 7 then that’s what I
------- ^Hiereality.-thouieramen^ not them cause of C ^ o m ia '
.^ f o m ia ’s l9 9 6 “<___ _ of eledridty, state i
^dnottetaQydere;------- ingmedianismfbri
What Davis faUe that the price a t wl Qould buy electrid lated, butgoverTira
= ^= = j|^p rlceT tn rtiid r sell that power to c Also, until recentlj regulators prevent
I , ties from signinglc . tracts to buy electr
prices,_____ -.Wheo ihe.current
dectridor began to ' ties faced baiScrupti
rocketing wholesale low government-ton
■ price. The low retail ensures continued h demand that outstri; causing shortages.
The difference be
■ andthelowgovemn trolled retafl price h; $12billi(mdebtfor(
; iitility companies. Dl absolutely nothing a and had no proposal
• deai-with it, despite I statement that he wt
----- the utilities to go bar__ VYOndcf ihrn thnf thf----- Davis’s speech is thai
huffing and puffing, i to. show no leadershi] sis
Davis did mention earlyl990sjiotasin, Mwer plant has beer C ^ o m ia . What hec that because of comp ment regulations on ( struction, and siting, I sition of environmenl
----- takes longer.tobuadplants in California tl where.
— Aldiough Davis cla-----administration has af
power plants, he faile
J^Radariosthbcom n f i^ .n ^ 'a new post,
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1C reap a td iin g California ^ . Gov. Gray Davis , . ,
address the state’s J ' electridty oisisio ■ his Ja n u iy S ih ' L__
B tt r o e ^ w a s l i t e ■ c n n
jies inveigling /ex a nsiness;:----- ■— —s g pu traideredtheded . S b tiere electridty is & bow m udi," said . ■ . • • IH * ^ ,it| )gn^wrlJi .^ tS .”- ■ . ■9 style, Davis threat- «nt intervention at . ' niiy. Indeed, the e c h v m vintage iiuts dieineaneriZ' ' nd was high on pro- ^ owonecoQonic B
a dysfunctional Bdriven out-of- ■
snpaniesandbro* ■ mned hisredhaL . I among other *50 new government , mes monitor- d i f necessary > at . I pected of delibe^- • - rig power fn m the
} attorney general........ 0 -n d prosecute Aies for-possible . ’ iuffl^jnaiiipula-______^ 8 8g, aiid other poten- n r z Healsowantsto V l
A ority available to— 0 1 t in th e ev e n to f ■r outages.” He pro- " Tlia public poweranbiQ^and buOd--------R n iIts." Manattem pta t M leatens,“iflhave Irofem inent i^(generators— -------isumers into theiS into bankruptcy V batlw illdo .” V Jtough;is that gov*------------ aem arketjisthenia’spo>wwoes.
5 “deregulation" 0 ^Ite govenunent V Aereg u la te^ p ric - " M^or electnoty.' ~~ liled.tosayw as ■ t which utilitiesridty wasderegu- . 5 | |Timentcapped ' T . ^chTitillilercotild-----------# ■to constmiers. ™ Itly, governmentsnted th e utili- r S ~ jg long-term con* S Jictridty a t sa b le -----
entspotpriceof ,to soar, the utili-
jptcy with sky-a le prices, but a V Acontrolled retai^ V # |tail price alsod hiJdi consumer------------*^ p s supply,'
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mment-con-ehascauseda *or California’s . : :Davissaid ■g about this debt 5 ^ ■sals as to how toiteh isgeneral..................^! wouldii’t allow bankrupt No - ' •
that, despite his------ S B Zifi,hecontinue« ■ shipinthiscri* ■ !
ion that since the
S S Sle didn’t soy wasmplexgovern-.. . . 1 1on desien. cnh- ''ig .a n d th e o p ^lentalgroups,it , .
: oD |claimed that his ~ . s approved new — ailed to say that, f X 5 3
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ll rooKI ^ c e T . I z u m
« n afterapproval, government d tape prevents plants from sing bun t qdddy. Ih u ^ for Bmple.it can easily take five 9t9 o rm ore for a dean natural* ts burning idaht to be apprnved. d l^an d p u o n lin e ..
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r-^4^Commbfflnn - jT? :.*.David Coats of
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V X J ’ ““ “ d ta j to dne olla bidders for the clinic.And fo r the odjer bidder, the inouncement won't.coma anv osoon.“P retty soon somediing needs
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IN F A L L S - Young people - ience th e highest violent ra te o f any age group, the tepartment-of-Justicesays—
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n grade^school buUyingloly figh ts to school shoot- tudents observe or experi- iolence regularly, lents, teachers, counselors isource officers from all ie s ta te m et Sunday and i ay ac th e College of ' !m Idaho to find out how i violence. The Idaho divi- i ,f F am ily , C are e r and . onlty.Leaders of America -J
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E Y „ r W lien ;.Jesse .— in for th e Legislature In r m n o t as a Hispanic, American and as a vet*
1 h irca m p aig n visited ' nes an d sent out 42,000 mail. H e pursued sup- • .won o v e re v e ti reluc-'
llgenca paid off. In a »rhlte B oise d is tr ic t, «j lat a w hite incumbent ■ Ites to become Idaho's — ■ inic legislator, loral is , nobody gives fhing fo r no th in g ," Fond a roomful-of Cesda___beoId’B u r le /d ty leadeni •'Burl
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c r e a ^ i a great deallion_____ Two regional h n'alls -v y lM fo rrd ea l widi >me' “"M aglcV ail^ Re|lbh B of Alphonsus Region
C enter In Boise. TJi the have been going or any year, ho d ed sio n
made, and H art hai eds th e Issue to be sc ir t, , September, nal Twin Falls CUnic
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ilsrstddentsla u n c h e d ' a p per edi approach to violence j tion.'— “ X hree 'yeaiT .afo 'w
, FCCLA member was pa in a school shooting in Pi
— K yrrnarional-offlcerra th is was an organizatii could do something abc lence in schools," state Nancy Walker said.
T h e group approach U.S. Department of Justi received a $1.5 million g b e g in Stop the Violent gram s In 11 test states, ai w ith leftover money, the i s sp re ad in g ou t into states, including Idaho.
... Local adviser Unda H{ -B rock recently attended
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ewa:fosprmlYdeal of anxiety. consitiwin lo s p lu ls -a re — hospltal- ith tiw .clInlc.-^.-Valley Rei onal and Saint Clinic mai M edical M au g h ^ : Though talks ers had noi on since las t Sain t A m has b ee n ' ~Ensunsas£ >ad expected ed later dil se ttle d la s t ' The talk
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■ ^oeeo isiiiilitra Idaho emit r,ind Communiiy tea ihno l Ami} conference to late«t youtli vio
csioolrforwdu ca tio n ...... ingwofkSiopsi preven- m er studen t
...... ............Waikins, whowhen an th e Universi paralysed spring with a t Paducah. comi ^ e r sdei r a ^ e d “We all hav tion th a t schools throi bout-vio-.:— pressurerbull e adviser ing, ostracism
•'The thing Is :hed th e- how someon stice and respond to som I grant to In one.o f K nee .pro- training sessioi and now • six test tubes he group w hite powders :o o th e r powder, bakin
dered sugar. Hansirig- “Then somet] Jd train- the same thiiig
ghts at lun
■ ' <vIn tilks ibout the challirtgis lii liglilitor.BoralR.wti the guiB roe luncheon Monday.WnJty__ Jh an .th e .p la q u e
and the pats on t 'th ing ta sk fo rce co pollti-.. Gladys Esquibel. re e l s ■ For the time, b ®"ort, fo rce will spons
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i ui , 2 0 0 1 . ........ .
litingestinyremaBU»njliieting-lu-optioni— ear or more. Owners are
leasing or selling the B l-opera tT on-ta -M flB ic—M o n a l or Salnt-Al's. . lc spokesm an D ennis m said Monday tiie own- not made a dedsion yet. t Al's spokesm an Dave ! said a decision Is expect- dlls week.»U< began bade in 1999 as aboratlve ag reem en t \ Magic Valley.RegionaJ
OLENC
ampus Monday and Tuesday. Ten America cijeer. About 2 0 0 stude violence.
ways to batiops, along with a for*. and nt of hers , Brooke tioi /ho graduated from "?< rsity of Idaho la s t reai a degree family and D
ience.._______________ to-ilave violence in our pee rough p e e r g ro u p Brolullyingrnam e'call---------ism.” W atkins said. is g is >ou never know leai
ione is going- to hap omethlng.” whef H ansing-B rock 's mai Jions, she was shown real 3es w ith d iffe re n t you ers such as baking - slee<ing soda and pow-___ stufi
Vilething was added- iiig - to each tube,
ncheon "] tl
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J' ' nanc
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As■Y ■ l ' . _ ___________ h iU t
I ‘ JonesI .! to uI ■ rooft'
^ s u g g e 'T ' locat(
. placewnireiwwtbiwJim . ^hen
ih ifa o a d to .“Thm t speaker a t the o^dinc
■ standi-------------------- :--------co-Ioaues-on-our-w alls- Wond< n our back," said - B ut co-chalrw om an raised
sl- -—:------- ble he». being, the task celluli insor a m on th ly have s
MBURl£r,PJ8eB3 b lS l^
= ^ 7 — ; -- -- --- ---------
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a
jroonains uncerta— jn d 't in r tt l l l ir -n o t an .
tion. That talk soon tumed___ b5nefltiot.atfiIlaiion-be
tiietwo hospitals.' bylasi'SeptemberV
VaUey Regional and Sali were working on proposals or lease tiie clinic.
c o l ’ S i S p Kvices, increase cooperatlo make the clinic more stabl nomlcaUy, without a slgni change In dinic staffing.
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^
T en tfrirade r Olanna CrJlser, a udents, advbofs, councilors m d
ttie videnaand there was a difi.cent rej tion in each one,” she sai “People are like 'ihatrW e j react differently.”
Differences can be attribute :o -upbringingrgenetIcs-ar 3eer*group treatment, Han«;in Brock said.“ “ Wharpeople want to belie\ s going on in school is ju ea rn in g and being happ •appy. happy,” she said. “Bi vhen students were asked i nake a collage showing whi eally happens in school, whj ou see is violence, drug takini leeping around - a lot of ba tuff." _Violent episodes aren't isoia
Please see VIOLENCE. Page B
TFcoun third towy Johnt.-Huddy------- — r -m e»N ew i writer______________
TWIN F ^ S - The th irt tne could be n dTarm for n ne\i im m unlcatlona tower ordi ince that aims at regulating llular towers locally. :ae -a ty .C oundrs.ih lrd pub- : hearing on the ordinance wiU I tonight.As written, the ordinance pro- ♦***♦—wwerer-tfr-TeSraetttnri nes unless they are attached
u ti li ty poles or sit on oftops. The ordinance also Igests ceUular companies co- :ate on existing towers and ice lowers on public property en possible.‘The purpose of this whole linance-ls'to-discouroge fre,?-- nding towers and encourage locationr^tyTVitowey F n trnderUch said recendy.— ....lu t m any residents have led concerns about the possi- healtii risks assodated with
lular phone lowers. Critics e said * e tow rs emit radia- ri w a v e s m t can lead t r ui damage - a daim in d u s^
. Ins---------------------jOKtuarles. . ,
Editor Kwinjtidat-. 73
n I n
lin ' COI^ c q u ^ i- Judge W ill
be tw een- - a r g u i T i c n t s
' r e l e a s i n g d
la to buy r e l a t e d t o see m en t T>>eTlmeeWews Ited ser-;lon and JEROME - Ii ible eco- Judge to decide niflcant hiformation is rel
a Jan. 3 shootln Jerome Couniy c Eden man dead.
Richord Bevai attorney rcpresen News and atiori Idaho media oiiii<
I informal hearing . Judge Roger Bure
— hearing wilLb the Jerome Counr
At issue is whi I, much longer Je
• Proseciitor John other auihoriiies
. documents pert shooting and the up to it.
Jerom e Count Weaver s a id jh a including w<
. Undersheriff Jocel about 7:30 pjn. on George Timothy V home to scr\-e a wa for drugs. Weaver
;— RobertsandCpIs^ and Phillip Ander
___the.house io.ser\-<'Vhen officers fw door into the livir Wdliams* home. Wi fire and ofificeri Weaver said.
S J J WiUiams.-47, Mo j J B I Anderson, 23, died a j j S The Tinles•Ne ^■s I
- m itted a w ritten . Nicholson’s office foi
of probable caase. v ba-sis lor ijKiung the
-----requcsrwaffdenicd.-- - Tw.m F a l l s C o u r
M il. Office spokeswo;H o ^ - a p p o in te d Nicholson’s and We
*...............- dedined lo comi ........ _..HPco^ing.court hear
________iLiiyshtJ»_as_much.
e weeks before the 1
Police invesiiRator leading the probe in
‘ “ ^3 ve wrapp. eac- mvestigation.
'*•0 . . Bevan said.that t• all law. certain rocords i
held on a ca:;e-by-ci Jted officials can pt-nvo and ments are potenti,ill' ;mg- rontain infonnation t_______ Jif.eiilireatening.io ceiieve thaie documents can iu s f Bevan .<aid Under thip y ,__ such documenis canBut indeliniiely. he said.1 to Bui i t ’s duuhtft hat County officials hav« ,hat j>eUing reasons for ki ing. • Of' Prolw into shot bad lunger, Bevan said. T
releasing documents ilat- information involvec
because tlie shootinj , 03 police officers work
public’s pa.vn)Il.
idl to hoi er meet]
When-thejHn^ b e City Council will
Td _|::P'r»l.tod^BltnoTvew" • Ci(yHall.puoi'icKca(Jj. st8rtol6 p.m.ng •---------- —----------—
offidals dismiss as unp•h---------Cell phone towers h■iU a contentious issuc-rei
more companies have ro- ing to expand iheir uitri------im hrn rg ii:--------------Bd - C ity officials and )n helped drafi the propc 50 n an c e , with help fro0- cities wilh ordinances id in place.ty ReprcsentativL's fron
service .iivd per •! ca le icifi companies ....uirip------ the ordinancc'tfird'supp;e W hile the ord inat RT bein g reviewe'd, tl — appr.o.v.ed several e re q u e s ts . The cou:1- December approved H — W lrelea LLC’s t>s-o 90-f :s m un lcatlon lowers.
__ November, tho co im dy
“ Please see COUNCU
JSIDE
‘ 7 3 3 - 0 9 3 1 , .
Section B '
n t o
j u r t r ^ill hearitsfd rZ IT —;docurfients0 shoodng1
- It m ig h t take u ide when and how i released regarding 3tlng th a t iefi iwo ly deputies and an
Jvan, a Twin Falls sseniing The Time<- - • lo rneys fo r other nitiets wiU have iin ing before Districi Burdick on Jan. 22. illbe-at-1^30 p.iii. in— ^ unty Courthouse, w hether and Ikiw Je ro m e Couniy
ihn Nicholson iimi lies can withhold e r ta in in g to tlu- :he events leading
u n ty 'S h e riff Jim Jhax.12 officpr4W eaver and .
cx:el>7ie Roberts ai . on Jan. 3 weni lo ly WilUams’ Eden I warrant to searchiver said only he,_____iIsTJames Rlpulsun iderson went inti) e^-e the warranr. . ' ' forced open the
iving quarters ofJiViUiams-opened-------:e rs sh o t back.
Moulson, 30 and - ed a t the scone. ws last week sui)-' ten re q u es t to e for the affidavit
which wiLs tlw ' the warrant. Tlie
bounty S heriff’s :woman Nancy Ited ro speak for Weaver's offices om m enr-on the learing. She said ' 'uchaS-tu'Q-morn __hc Idaho S tate Itors - who are e into the shoot- ipped up iheir
a t under-Idaho------rds can be \\ith- ty-case basis. IfQve_thaudocu---------i.dly libelous ornn that could tx-_____> cenain peoplc-rr :an Ix.* withheld,T the law, some:an be.witlilield_____id.htfiil Jeriin ic liave such com- ir keeping a lid shootings much d. The case for snts and olher Ived is strong, itings involved orking on the
old tin,£2,Hneet— ----------I will meet at10 Twin Falls_!!j ...........hearings "^11 -•
unproven, rs have been . ' :-recenily,-as—3ve been try- ir operations_______
ind le n d e rs ■oposed ordi-from o th e r -----'—
ices already
Vom cellu lar . •I carrier .sys- u rib u ted tou p p o n it...... -n a n te _ w a s________ th e c i ty ••al ” to w e r-----------:o u n c il In id NewCom 90-foot com- rs. A n d in dU pprbved-.:_____
NCIL, Page B3
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. M T to > » f lm ,T ir tn r i
— "MA6ie-V>
“ CeidGov. Kempt
• skips human ceremony in
BOISE (AP) - Tnm■ ed; singers harmc
dancers twirled as hu ered at the s ta te Monday to celebrate c ing the s ta te ’s ann L utner King J r . - i^
' " Rights Day cbserranct But after two years
----------erase, ihejiegative.pution of liis stale as ra d
' K empthorrie' was — ------ absentfrora the-cere
Donald KracI E{ -S t^ ic es at 11 a.m
Rupert First Chri; family and friends hour before the sei th e church (Hans Rupert Chapel).
Mariam H. Nels serv ice a t noon i Burley LDS 3rd a Chapel, 2200 0
■ friends may call f a.m. today at the c
--------- - Mortuary in Burley)
Vera Cleova Peterson of Tremi service a t 1 p.m. Wilford LDS Churc
--------------friends may call freto 12:45 p.m. today (R ogers and Tay Home in Tremonton
C ynth ia K. H ar Falls, service a i 2 j th e Rock C reek Church.
----------J— Earl-Williamson ovice at 11 a.m. Wedi Rasmussen Funeral
--------------Ec-16th-St^in-Burleycall from 2-S p.m before the service oi at the funeral home.
MAGICME
----------: ------Somenames-are 0
“ Clancy Lindb'auel Twin Falls
. MINIDOKASome names are oi
Alicia Archuleta
------------------For obituary retM and liDeodllno l» 4:30 p,m. f day. .
Rui’er
C e c il R . G u r n e y.. ... . - ..C oc il_R ; G urney ,_a-
' 'R u p e r t rosiabnt. a io d \____- l 4 . .200 l . a t M a 9 ic-Vali
M edical C enier in Twin C e c il w a s bo rn Ju iv
---------------- m v s r s id e . la a r io . ii...............F re d ric k W illiam a n d '
:--------G u fn e y ,:-H e -a u e n d e d_ R[verside a n d Morelanc
m a rr ie d S h a r lo e n M cl 29 . 1946 . a t Ih t Idah t
■ T e m p le . H e m o v e d tc------------ t 9 6 8 and h a s s in c e live
w orked (or Boise C a se : C o m p an y (or 31 y e a r j
______ own e d a m T o p efa ie d G----------------an d Kowe^r"wiiii h is son
en joyed driving schoo l M inidofia’ C ou n iy S c h ( H e en joyed c am p in g , (i ing w ood c ra fts, a n d lO'
...... ___ clo c k s_ H o :w a s -a -m o nC hurch ol J e s u s Christ < S a in ts , h a v in g s e rv e d a n d siako c lerk, a n d v< callings. H e a lso se n /ec
" 'S c o u ts of A m erica.--------• H e - i s s u r v iv e d by
__________Sharlnpn nf Riipnrj; thftJ u d y R_ay C a m b e ll of i
I T . : : . , ^ r d a n d : — B a r b r a — B e C halierton of Twin Falls, Marvin (Winona) G urnay 13 grandcW idreri a n d 6 g randchild ren ; a son-ln-
. ;H a p ' May ol Houston,
■J ______________ _
iF ia , TlN>^, IS, 3
kAfabBYAVEST
^brationP t h o m e “
an r i g h t s
■ as a hum i n D O IS C appredad nimpels souiiil.•monized andhundreds eath-
l e C a p i lo lo n . te diversity dur* 9 .? innual M artin Idahg HumaiL, incei . Keniptniars of trying to •-public-perce&-----mony.Iastadst, Gov. Dirk Idaho Fi is noticeably Money’s < eremony - th e— teachers..
S lEgan of Rupert, Doiuia.
i.m..today a t the services a hristian Church; the Oakl< tids may call one friends rr services today at today at
ansen M ortuary from 12:41■ atthechui
lelson of Burley, Laura 1 in todoy a t the -Buhl, si d and 7th Ward Wednesda
O akley Ave.; Christ (Wl 11 from 11-11:45 Falls), e church (Payne ley). Heimon
service atva Loveland emonton, Utah, . Tn . today iu the ------ Iurch in WUford; from-n:30 a.m.-*e,-;j;r«.i I
ay at the diurch S y d n e y I 'ay lo r F uneral TWIN F ton). Hotchkiss,;---------------- M onday—lan g e of Twin Chappar^ 2 p.m. today at P rivate
;k Comm unity plannedfor Cremati'
under the d n of Burley,-ser—Magic-Vall 'ednesday at the Twin Falls. :ral Home. 1350ley rfrien d sT iiap B y an -Jr!.m. today and m rm i = on Wednesday Buhl, died
— HojIC VALLEY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER •e ominod anhepatient’s'reqi
iAdm i t t c d __________luer ofRupert, Joshua Hans<
KA MEMORLVL HOSPITALe omitted at the patient’s reqt
Admined ?ta of Rupert, Sarah Martsc
__Obitnd informstlott.-c8ll 733^931 rE x t m. for next-day'publication. Death
7 D 'P • Iw o bfOIhe ^ Emmett, Idal-
of N am pa. Id H e w a sp r i
f ; '- p a riin is :o n e. J!— -M a y - one grj. . , ■ ■ law. and one
,• Funeral sea m W ednes
' Affl -'fie Rupen v\ ' W ? I I B ishop D ean
v iew ing-for fi b e held Tues p .m . a l Han: C hapel a s we tfie se rv ice t
S W j B y z / ' ’ ; church . Gravi O ai ' 'ow a t the Me
p.ni,Pamily sug
b e m a d e to i S ociety in car 7 i0 6 ihS i., Ri
,_a_-72*year-oid - T w i )d S u n d a y Ja n .V alley-Regional - vin Falls, Idaho.
. th e . son nd'Fern Smithle d -s c h o o ls - ln -^ ^ ^ H P H land. Idaho . H e 'VIcK mghl O cl. iaho F a lls LDS :1 to R u p e r t In lived there . He
iscado. L u m b e r _ ^ H H |H | iars. and laier
son . C ecil a lso ool b u s for the ch o o l D Isirici.). fishing, mak- k 9 K I | | K 1 loved m akingn o m b e r.o f - th e -H s j^ H M ist of L aler-dayed as a ward E la in e N e l«dln°thB°B» Ela"s™ Nl ved in^ha Boy
Bermingham ,o in Ills, Idaho, and J n New nay ol Rupert: wasiheoldesi d 6 3/4 areal- Benjamin f i-ln.law M d Smith McGinle )n, Texas, and ' education and
S,8^ _____
T
1 lacks ^Tie a governor had missed' em in the decade since it
: is such an important date uman r ig h ts day. W e’re iadve of the Bsoclajnation, vould have been appredat- e had -been here today,” Bruckner-Webb, the black who led Monday’s singing
• Shall.Overcome,” and a ng m em ber of the Idaho ustory Museum, said. i )thome s i^ e d a prodama- - j ing an invitadon-only cere- ' < ast J rid ay , b u th e le f tio r iFalU shortly befpre •
r’s observances to speak to ' I rs..Aides said it was th e - ■ i
iRVICES-la Joan Helms of Burleyi Ki s at 2 p jn . Wednesday at Pt klcy LDS Stake Center; m > may call from 6 -8 p.ra. W a t Payne M ortuary and Ft 2:45-1:45 p.m. Wednesday Bu hurch. -
Ia L K ennel form erly of Nj
serv ice a t 1 p.m . p.i Mlay a t the Buhl Church of Ce [White Mortuary in Twin
]An
on Edwin King of Burley, 5^1 at 1 p jn . T h u ^ a y at the Ha
Death Ny P . H o tc h k i s s 200r FALLS - Sydney P. ^ 5S, 93, of Twin Falls, died
J a n ;- lS ,—200 1 ,-a t-^® ^ ell House in Twin Falls. —, tc fam ily serv ices a re v h for a later date. Dation an d serv ices a re o ff e direction of the Parke’s Jan 'alley-FuneralrHome-of—Hos Js.
hellI r S t e e l e — ------------ - 200.
)SPITALS-. . Rupert, Ronald Ralp
Rupert, June Black ^ u e s t Rupen, Demar Mads________ otEau]___________risen of .
Cindy Brown of Pe June Black of Ruper
^ S arah M artsch of J Riipert, Tamara War
ischof
rUARIES-Ext 278, botwMn 2 p.m. and 6 p n ith nottcM ar« a fre« aervlce and ci
I h e r s R e x G u rn e y o l schocfaho. a n d W ayne G urney M o .:• Idaho, on Ji p re c e d e d in d e a ih by h is pidgi
me d a u g h te r Patricia A nn g d y g fa n d d a u g h te r;-a -so n -in - - fga^y me sis ter . .se rv ice s will b e h e ld 10 J n W
le s d a y .J a n . 17, 2 0 0 i . a t S I W est S la k e 'C e n ie r with>an C o n d ie o llicia ting . A ®)s Irien d s a n d family will u ~ u e sd ay ev en in g Irom 6-8a n s e n M o rtu a ry R u p e r t “ P!,"well a s o n e hour p rior to 11® ° '
e o n -W e d n e s d a y a t Ihe raveside se rv ic e s will lol-M oreland C e m e tery a i 3 l^ n o
Coioi s u g g e s ts th a i m e m o ria lto Ihe A m e ric an C a n c e r Churic a re o l H a n se n M orluary Memt, R uper I.- Idaho , 83350 . ' a n d .(
. , , Ladie
W I N F a L L S _ . c l f bA sso i
w hok . Ela
Larry. P a t (' O lson
all of H illo l
B l BenPalls.
'"unlield I a .m . i Funer< Twin
-h eld .p 19,20i
le llle S m i t h aihomellie S m ith . 8 0 of Twin .w ilh h e r fam ily a t h e r “ ^ nday. J a n . -14. 2 001 , a t ^4?®^
C a r e C e n te r In T w in ' ' ’a ----------------------------------------app ra i•b o m S u n d a y ,- J u ly 'i8 , - '? ® f ’*81ew H a m p ib n . Mo. S h e lest of s ix ch ild ren b o m n F. a n d M a rlh a F a y e , , ^ 1 ? Inley. S h e re c e iv e d h e r K ' nd g r a d u a te d from h ig h .
g O V < ^ (result of the kind of scb< conflict the governor dei regulady.
“I t was a good oppom talk with 700 educators in Idaho,” Kempthome spol Mark Snider said. “Schoo] priority and he also f ^ j about human rights.'He proclamation on Friday. H to accommodate both reque
Friday’s prodamaton, pro gathered outside the Stateh
' condeipn Kempthome’s a ment of whatcridcs conte sham proposal to ensure fa rm w o rk ^ r ^ v e at le
• m in im u m w a g e .— -
King F in e A rts C enter, Parke Ave. in Burley; fri may ca ll from 6 -8 W ednesday a t the Rasmu Funeral Home, 1350 £. 16th: Burley.
Oda Hazel McGhee Steve Nampa, graveside service p.m. F rid a y a t the J e r Cemetery.
R ichard ‘Olck’ C. Schwa American Falls, service at 11 Saturday a t the American Le Hall in American Falls.
nIOTICES2001, a t St. Alphonsus Med Center in Boise.
Arrangements are pendin, Farmer FuneralChapdinBul
C h a r l e s B e n s o nHAILEY-Charles Benson,
of Hailey, passed away Satun Jan. 13, 2001, a t the VeterHospital in-Boise------- —
Memorial services will [leld a t 2 p.m . Friday, Jan. JOOlTarWood River Chapel,-v nilitaiy rites immediately foil ng at Hailey
Cemeteiy.
alphs of Heyburn, Earl Walki ick of Ru pert. Bobbie Burlin adsen ofR upert and Cindy Bi
Dismissed f Paul, Bobbie Burling of Ruj pert, Ronald Ralphs of Heyb of R upert, B randi McGra\ Vair of Rupert, Becky Goble rt and Nicole Pittman of Rupe
; p^nirMbflday th rau fh Saturiliv.Id ean Im p laeod until 5 p.m. evar>
choo l in 1 9 3 9 in New HampK lo . She m a rr ie d E dw ard E, Srr n Ju n e 2, 1940. a n d they lived lidgeway a n d Sl, Louis. Mo. Wh d w e n t in to th e U n ite d S ta t lavy during WW II, Elaine moved /ich iia . K an ,, w h e re sh e w ent -ork for B e e c h A ircrali. W hen i j tu r n e d f ro m th e s e rv ic e , th loved 10 R uperi. Idaho, w here th e re p a rt o l Ihe lirst g roup of t o m o s te a d D ra w in g , Ed d ied - prii 6 . 1970. In 1974, Elaine m. Bd C lau d e C h u g g a n d Ihey lai ivofced.-Eiaihe thenTToved to Tv ills In 1981, E laine laugtii Sund :h o o l fo r 18 y e a r s . In K ansa o lo ra d o a n d Id a h o . S h e w a s ■ember o l th e R u p e r t M ethod h u rc h . S h e w a s a ls o a C h a n em ber ol Ihe D ese rt G range #4 id C harier M em ber b f itie Rupi sdies.Eiks, S h e a lso hold momb< lip with th e M agic Valley Breathe lub a n d th e .A m a r ic a n O iabeti s so c la lio n . S h e w a s a devote iuBtiler,-w iferm othef,"grandm bt . g rea t-g ra n d m o th e r, sister, au leH fiendrShe^ il'bOTnf s ^ d b y ,10 knew a n d loved her, - - E la in e .is s u rv iv e d , b y h e t, so irry Sm ith a n d th re e da u g h ter It ( D en n is) F e lto n . Ju d y (Glei son a n d D e b b ie (Skip) Engbei of Twin Falls. Idaho; sisier. Helc
11 of B e th a n y . Mo„- a n d brothe 5n (C h e ry l) M c G in ley o l Idah ills. Idaho: s e v e n grandchlldreietono-greai-grandchild :------------Funeral se rv ice s for ElaJne will t: Id Friday . J a n , 19, 2001 , a i 1 Tl. a l Ihe P a r k e 's M agic Valle neral H om e 2551 KImberty, Roai 'in Falls, Id aho . Visitation Avill ,b Id 'p r io r-to -se n /lc e s Friday, Ja i , 2001 Irom 9-11 a .m , a t the lune ■lome. ' ■Burial will b e he ld Jan . 19,.200 2 p.rri, a l th e .Rupert Cem etery ipert, Idaho . ....... .Fhe family w is h e s to e x p re ss li p rB c la tlo n -to -tn a :8talf-Bn?rfSS ni8 of tfie Twin Falls C are Cente
a ll th e i r c a r e ; c o n c e rr^ 'a n i ndsh ip lo Nellie.\ r r a n g e m e n ts a n d se rv ice s ar je r th e d lre c ilo n of ihe P a rke ’ g lc Valley F unera l Home.olTwii ls,Jdaf]o____ _________ ________
• " / -• ■V-:- v -V .
QI Jero:beduling
“ remS : needed remod
r e w l u d o n ^
r e l d ^ o . th e flooring.: l e ^ th e add jtab l
k e h n d s arid remain in prb’i for many yeai
------------- 1 between the k“ the flooTseal'
. 2 2 0 0 spread of disee
w S - r ,jUKenh S L in r ^ o d e ^ . w o
The shelter WOI J/2 weeks forth
reiH of . Inotherbusii :e a t 2 * couni erom e ' .Agencvab of
Legion empla_ proteci
PORTIAND, edical ' U.S. Forest Sen
em ployees to i i ju a t ' nation’s most seeIuhl____ t e c ^ ^ i r c m
cant Impact i n : - dian 4 million 80
F orest Servi in, 79, Dombeck ordere JTday, Dec. 29 direcdvi arans ates a n e w pettiti
wilderness an'd “ 1 be rivers. The mow
_agency*s_shift.a>1 with and mining and oUow- tion.
The 100 n e w ' a rd s will incre Service presen While th e ne<
■„Washlngtdii,’D.C prom inence of
H e also ihs't,__ _ Service leaders ti
funding “to mair ybum, ness rangers inth 3"^ Oj river rangers on i le.and they may monitoi E>®rt contact visitors.”
Tfie^'otectior---------- ' Dombeck go furtl
, P resid en t Clint we6 ks in office. El
------ 1 Clinton infuriated. _ setting aside nea
the forest land en< )ry eral government___ __ _D<?mbeck.used.U
jew els,” long us D'ofl’ nadonal parks, to
million acres of foi "W ildemessisi
Vhen free-flowing Wilde f j ” are the blood, thai
° through the natii n Prt tem ,” he wrote ?he? “TheseIfiey crown jewels’oft] f the scapes and as sue d-on ■ -m anaged-in sue mar- enhance their rc laier Value to the nadon Twin' ■ '■‘n ie mewe alson nday Dombeck, who is sas, . appointee and has as a . ' a t lea st 1 2 0 dayi )dist administration, ca Jrler . Jowering^his profi] »446 ‘ d e a Bush enters 0 Jpert'ber- • -------hers ' . =eies f f ~3ted'ibth-auntirail----- --- ------ V A f ^
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2 - T he Jero m e ggIter wotild get a long- ' lodeling if a proposedassMttmiaht _ in a1, the 510,785 renova- resire p la ce chaln-Unk Sys
mtdoor nms, add con- 3 prs between the indoor rati lea l'the concrele o n ' nio:3. T he 'ba rrie r walls wm ibility to the lad o o r_ redn jj jl l lo w them to ‘ oner o j ^ working order K ears. These b a ite r s! kennels alo^ .w ith_____ tol will h~3p m p the restsease if the proposal cedithe d ty would pay ees
th ^ e ro m e Pet Pals etltur m t e $2,000. The ^ 1would start in June. tionwould be dosed for 2 Tlrthe renovation. - d tyisin^s: empjn c il w ill consider ^ Ti
cyhir HLoyees to ctland ^
{j“ ::o e n su re th a t the scenic areas are ixt>- c „ could have a sijniifi-_ _ c ^ „ i In Idaho with more ™ acres of wilderness. rvice C hief M ike ^ ered the hirings in a dve, which also cre- sition of director for_ * nd wild and scenic •Bves are pan of the.away^fomJogging___id toward conserva-
w wilderness stew- I rrease th e Forest ence in the field , . new d irec to r in ► .C;windM te-the. ..barn of wilderness and es tra itionally, Dombeck lot say \rfiere fund- 3sldons will come
l itr u c te d F orest • s to ensure enough 1 n aintain our wilder* ■*ihevtrilderoessand
in the rivers where itor conditions and
ions mandated by irther than those of Inton in his final . Earlier diis mondi’ . , V* ted Republicans by learlyone-third-of. envned by the fed-
mt for protection. - f"® Llhe.Iennj;<iown used to describe to describe the 34 forest wildemess. is at the heart, and '!d and scenic rivers -®arth hat flows from and ational forest sys- ^alvadte in h is Dec. 29 ----------;e tru ly are th e S v ] if die nation’s land- ^uch deserve to beuch-a-w ay a s - to -------- —recognition and
ion.” ■ •o m ak e sd e arA at ' — l o t I is not a political las job security for ays u nder a new cares litde about *1
oHle as President's office.
5 news will be add! qrneys, bit:ectoiy.bt will feature a variet
out if your declsibi m the page;"•-rortje'a-stjonsof
imalshe.iifpropi
i d e n t s . P ^ and Sons Wi Systems in July 2000 tequeste 3 percent increase. The c u n rate Is $530 per household monthrlhis'proposiB tnhcre would bring & tate to $5.46 fl residence not requiring more ti o n ep ic k if ljM v r^ -
I f p a m d die lieW ra te wb tiecome effective Feb. L _lThe_coundl.w ill.conside resolution designed to clarify i *dures fbr promotion of emiu !es by department heads. H ie 1 dution attempts to clarify me ^ d e and new position prot ions.
The re ^ u tio n would ^ v e 1 3ty a universal plan to prom Employees.
T he re ^ Iu tio n desc ribes
[JmH sho( pregnant LAYTON, Utah (AP) - A pw
ant wothan died Monday aft er ex-husband-tUiegedly- sh er a t the insurance compai Here she worked.S usan C. M acgulre, 38, Juth-Ogden, died shortly-aft 3on while in stirgeiy a t 'L I ospitaLH o sp ita l spokesisan J e omez said she was about foi onths pregnant, and had bet io r “i n ~ t h e '‘arm ‘"and~ tI: Klomea The ferns could not I v e d _______' . "
a r d h M acguire, 47, tu rn e mself in and admitted sh o o ^ s ex-wife as she opened up tl: l ls ta te .In su ran ce , offic onday morning Macguire vn i r re d fro m .c o n tac tin g hi tranged wife a t h e r hom e e
3hurchsa n El Salya(5ALT LAKE erry (AP) - Al > Mormon missionaries in E ivador are safe after an eartt ake-That killed mbre'Uiair40( op le , church o ffic ials saii nday.'We have been ab le 'to -getl ;d of all the missionaries erybody is_ fine ,” churcl ikesman Michad Purdy s^d . lie 7.6-magnltude quate h it E ;vador on Saturday, buryini IK bofhooasana-aeittoyiH l usands of homes. As many a:0 0 people remained buriec leath a mountain of rock anc t h in the Las Colinas ar^a ae th ree miles w est of Sar vador.
Sympathy Flowers
.......Beautiftil memories.
H i B Y C L A I PIding a neVv'populai beglnnlhgJnJ^ua lely of hard-hitting t1 cases.i b i ) w i i l m a t c h t h e j
t t r o n ; o i i r f ^ e " < a i i
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d e t ^ th e step s a head must t ^ to
• promodoi process. Ib e coundl wm
5 ^ • . establishing an e i ^ . program, b an effoi
If d ty . ' >mnttnH TicrpaTCT~f health insurance i
tted a compensation jiren] « « « is attemjpting to hed,per_ become more i*ysi« rease tally fit and to. M tifl > fnr a iri^om x,»dian. , ' A U d ty e m p k ^ . .. hours or.mocea wee
/ould topartidpate.I f a d c q ^ d i e d ^
der.a— burse anemnkiyefrt IT pro- year to m ain tain t 1 . th d r health. T hat c eres- full coverage of flu sl nerit, cent of die cost of et omo- w e i^ t kiss program
of vitamins, supjdem e th e Employees win bl mote —attend 'C ify -l> rjer
G u b wellness mee es ill quarter.
•Oting lea^ w o m an d
»reg- work a protective ifter Susan M acguire shot ' semiconsdous and al lany ajn . by tviro customei
She had been shi , o f m inutes e a r l ie r , isi i t e r ■ Police SgcQuinn Mo LDS W orkers in n«
offices said they hea ress b u t thought i t was
»een "I f S b a d tha t shth e there and no one knt be ■ sh o t,” P aige Stro:
^ works at a ch iropn
ned Layton police s^eting shooting h is w ifethe Macguires d rove toi c e . home in lUverdale aiwas about the shooting,h i s . then went witb! or Riverdale police.
ys-missiona dor are OFAll Hie churdi has twoEl the capital. Purdy sj
th - workers in Centra l AWO discussin^lansforhulid . aid. — -----
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• . ^.'sixth 'grader at ^-Elementary School ; f^ io rc 8 b e f i in a rH
. * decorated funnel - v:oinamentintfaiBtm ;*a-lengtfi of tubing th
..:i%ater<hoIdingtreeit ?<>-Hisentiy,wfaidia] , b e w a te red witho t-w nm d on the flodr, •-^how ait th e Hinid
. ■ In v e n t Idaho ' ConventloQonMbnd ^ I t i S ' t h e 'f i f s f i i u "M hiidoka County, i
(director Tanimy Bn - 'th is e v e n t is base( : inveiition fairs arou T'Shesald.■ ''“ft's become quit*
_ . '-in .northem Idaho,’ •teid .- ''S ix ty students in
— ~ ing in- teams,- en te r tfons, far *nrf«wt{n£ h ( ^ of 10 entries fo
. firn year. She said sl :.. _ feir win grow in ftttur
. ! Students could enc Jn a number of categ lo g woridng models,
" m odds, aoiaptatioa{fpni« ttnH g t
IVevor Stoddng, a 'e ra tH ^ b u m E te m e ,.took first place in the ' gory with a board t
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JEROME 7 ^ n s t n ' Greets and te n scor»
th e item s schedule Jerom e School Boar
------ today.--------------------____ * th e board’s agenda
presen&iQon o f eleme acy test scores and .d s tan d ard ized te s t Architect and constru ager conu-acts for thi ing of Je ffe rso n El School also are on the v O tH e riaee tin g itt
City of Jerom e and i___B to-ttafficjight surve
)El«creation D istric t re n ew a l, an d a spibuilding p ro jec t.1__I The board will meei InT the Je ro m e Hig
^je lecom m unica tionsT c
jMonolithSEATTLE (A P) •
j ^ e s of appearances w a ran c es , the Monol
S e a t t le ’s Magnu •where it ushered in tl
_ :2001 .. _ r " A r t i ^ who built th7 ;metallic sculpture rei fMonday morning - f
■ 'time. Ifw illstay then Eseason begins in M)
iViolencced, either, Watkins sail
____. f A nd th is isn ’t juiissue,” she s^d .
— , ; Violent ;occurrences ^ g th e eighth grade,
^ m the fifth grade. — r N-Drugs-and-alcohol-
Mart of the picture; 80: ' l ^ e .500 or so youths i
j ^ a t any glyen time.: - 'i..^ven{le ju s tic e sysi
-p0U fll|eil-fctnBnmdftwHBi t i s W e ^ Wireless lIX: w two 120-foot towers
.iM t tower.— IjThose requests were s
^ o r e the d ty imposed ,tsum in September. If nbnce is approved, the
— uJn wuldbeTifted. - “ , f 'O th e r M agic V alle
— fadudiM -BurliV-ipdJi )f |e woridng on-tbwer on
-^^jT he-coundlT rill disd
students s!_____________
.ver g e t sick ofurns v4>ne bend: •' >in g to w ^ y b u r
'dan H annon, a ■ a t ■ A cequia
“d j r a s A e J c t ___ a==p^1 ms invention: a -1 -h u n g l ik e a nT ee-attached to B S H{that runs to thee stand.'— • ■ M f lhaO ow satreetothout craw ling . , . i -.o6r, won best-0 ^ ' -nidokia County " 'V jQd Inventiononday. ■ ."such e v e n r in 7 ^
Broadhrad, biu'ised on s im ilar H Kround the s t a ^
uite a llig event10,” B ro a d h e a d ------ L _ ~
J in grades one •ae of them work- - tered'41 inven-— ing Broadhead’s I for the events d she hopes thetnire yMrs. . ____ l a p KBnttsr. _tegories, indud- iis, non-woridng Trevor Sto ions bf already ' nart tolili dgames. , M In l^ <
the games cate> piratesat 'd game called As a
Stockingn e up with the talf^ his i
- fair in Ida ras interested in He plai
res — B e
OGDEN, operwhov ing an all
structi6nc6ri-_ rw are among $41,92] u led fo r th e p lw intere >ard m eeting
ida'indude s a Maymentaiy liter- J.di«rictvride Sit re su lts .itruction man- ‘f Jthe remodel-
b u s t e o v i ig h School (jjg ^ropo
h returns tO i’) - A f te r a . S e a ttle P ces and disap- Hughbanknolith is back The Mo jnuson P a rk on New \ a the dawi^of images fr<_ _____________ sci-fi.mo.^the 9^foot-tall Space Odyreinstalled it I t mystt- firmly th is ftom Magrlere'until k ite ‘up 'on 'D wM arch, sa id Green Lok
: e _______drug and i
s a i d . t h e s e youtju s t a_high.:___ lrinrf< nf fn»ld. strata,ces peak 'dur-~ L eaders de,.Hansing- gaining sti "buUding up into their < “ someone wlol-are o ften • -otis problei 60 percent of be kind to IS incarcerat- also being ae in Idaho’s - mates who :ystem h a v e . , to someone
I ' ., 1, . . .LC’s request EariWUIil i n and a 93* Twin Falls
' Zoning Coo re su b m itt^ his request i ed a morato- . m it I f th e ordi- ' • Williams^
he moratori- age units o *■ - ^ — Addisdh'Avt
Iley c i t i e s . O f f i c e r s ! d Kimberly, Ryan Howe onUnances.-— basic Peacc
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ng-has the opportunity to — is invention to the regional IdahoFaIlsonFeb.3. ilans on going, my mom
iveloperofss’OgdenciN, Utah (A P)-n ie devel- ' f0 was f o r ^ to stop build- s all-nude juice bar in an 'al park is suing the dty for e 921 spent on construction,Test and attorney fees,oper Jed WiUhite filed the -b:.-29 jp-2nd-District-G)urt----- :1a[ayor M atthew Godfrey “ ■juice-bai7calledTTieTool^— aio la ted the property a ts a t Ogden’s CommercialistiialPark usu it says Ogden C ity nsy Norman Ashton ad Michelle Lutz she could f(The Tool Bo* in the indus--------irk. T he area’s zoning gscualiy oriented business- Uwith Ashton’s prom ise ^ : began developing th eLutz. b;lien nearijy residents and - irowners found out about Ij
POSed-Club,.th'ey cnm»
) Seattle’s Mj5 P ark D irector D avid inks. cMonolith first appeared ti1 Y ear’s Day, recalling C from Stanley Kubrick’s a lo.vie.classicJf2Q01::A____»idyssey.”steriously d isappeared ' tiignuson I ^ k and tiuned p)uck Island in Seattle’s u.ake the next day. C
d alcohol'problems. Butmths can'come from all siJam ilies, from all sodal . it... ..................... , . ..s<srs said th e y a re n o t estudents to take matters n:ir own h a n ^ if they see oi: who might have a seri- ri » lem .Th^ are taughi t o — dto their peers,' but a re p
ng told to report dass- tlho display warning signs . Cime hi authority, ta
tonight, including:Uli&mson will appeal th e : Hi Us City Planning and Fa )ommissiori’s. denial of jhi St for a spedal use pei^
wants to build sto^ I ! on 5.3 acres a t 2 7 7 0 . . .1^v^ue E ast I ■8 David Anthony and • ' IYe will be receive theh* Iace Officer Standards--------1^ce rtifica te s. ■
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t H e y ^ School, t ii ' i ^ « caned‘PI ' 1 Fate.’ Six wgh <Hhthirade had entries In
and dad will take me,” h e !
■------ Times-News-writerAarocan be reached at the Mir Btavau at 677-4042, e x t U emc^atabTodc9nui^aiaIl
)fnude"ba over right
plained to City Hall, and G sided widi die neighbors.
Lutz is also suing the d ty e ra l co urt, claim ing hei Amendment r i ^ b were, vio
* ^ 0 should be open and •business rig h t now,"
—lawyeirAndrewMccuUoug “That’s a violation of fedei and 'the 'm yw is not going away with it.”
Lutz has-been searchinj westside location outside th ness park. She had located a t 1155 W. 3300 South, but for that site have fallen thro
-----“O n e 'w a y o ra n o th e rvgoing to be open in Ogdei the dty has got to get used MccuDoughsaid.
Godfrey said the d ty w block The Tool Box from O] in an industrial area w h ^ s ly-oriented businesses iare a]
—sJiutnotin-the industry pa
lagnusonpaSoon after, a group of
called “Some People” re d the sculpture^ removing ii Green Lake and preparing a re tu rn to M agnuson I
-K ite H ai.__ _______ — —“We're looking fbr some
to p u t i t perm anen tly s public can experience th< tery, o r what's left bf it,” Caleb Schaber said.
Seridus'warTiing signs, should be reported immed
.indude-scrious physical I
.serious destruction of.pro ex tre m e ra g e for. seem
of lethal violence; and sel rious behavior or threats i
"cide.-A nother pofsible s possessing and using wea th o u ^ Hansing-Bro^ su{ cau tion , sincy guns a re taken for granted in some s
, Times-News staff writer Ja Huddy can be reached in : Falls a t 73S-S2S9 or by e-mi Jhuddy&moficvalley.bom
Bis$1.00 O ff 5
Satur^y, .JjJB ng Fine Arts Cen
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moneyisridinf Researchers
th e Universi Chicago Schoc
.andUniversity of million bet rid most accurate aging.
i reflects the estg. a trust fund th|L year.
• A ustad be already bom proof of the v someone win Ii
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the top end oft — The wager ( release of a n»
. for Immortali Frmtiers of Af and co-author, The book, pu Norton & C ^ is
Austad, a U
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, BOISE (AI P a t r i c i a Kem
Je n y Hirschfe i/naikMta ■ hy -communi
■ Monday for stands increase partid Sixty health insuranc 1 5 M _ --------
Network called esaid. and Hirschfeld ^ ____: . tor in seeing thi
\ini-Cassia ® hundred m o r b y years ago to :
for children w---------- not-poor-enou
basic Medicaid discovered am
| “Q but were not sig The insuran
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using!PROVO, Ui
------ VardeU-FMr-Pi ^ l a w to, coUege to Is
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f . S - S Ssend her, so she
len* and the sdiolarship.Instead, she V
— government gn ?“t College (now
____College) in Hiale s ^ . AfKr altowed raising 10 chi
----------- grandchil dren-achildren , Ver return to school
arlcyears ago to lii
S Man re: It fromn g itfo r BLUFFDALE
P ark ’s who was stabbed—. ----------diurch in the-soulewhere Lake.Valley was ’ so the a tlD S H o^ita lc h e mys- Allen Grover,; ,” artist ■ “neck Sunday but
discharged with days, accordin County sh e r iir P<%& Faulkner.
— The assailantcustody^
5, which .'Ihe smbbing o jdiately, 7 a.m. a t the A; 1 fights;— Church
CooUnMdtanBl‘sign is - - '“ Sfpannn. cheon - until a !Z e S '>"• fo f ''Curtis Mendenh
Berain knows . look off: Years 8
in sit-ins in Tm-------- . buslnessfej 6pt<
' Hispanics.- Mon Tnhm-T are Farmwarkei VTwin DayinCaldweU m aSat C«“ litio n Agai
Harassment mai . Lake tp protest
M a t r a e e - P e r f o i
J a n . , 2 i t t t h _ • _ 2 : 0
infer ~ M ustpresen
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searchers|T(AP)-Awholelotof zoo ling on a theory;asS.Jay01slim skyof . Di:rsity of n iln o is a t Jouhool of Public Health by. sn' Austad of th eof Idaho have a $500 beariding on «4io has the desate sdentific view of ple
___ optS f ^ l S ^ l e in iisO - ectiestimated proceeds of AI the two created this, nur
reaiM L ev«_som ei»ne :— to jrn will p rovide th e beee wager. He bet that , ageQ live to be 150 years totl. . . . . . . . . .
r bet that 130 years is aiidthe human lifespan. B
!T colnddes with the pronew book, TTieQu«t willalitjr; Science a t th e , 215Apng" ty Olshansky “
lor, Bruce A. Carnes. cloipublished by W.W. wid is due out Jan. 22. alioUniversity of Idaho par
ists honor Ic wkxjnchikAP) - F irst L ady worem pthorne and D r. 'saidWeld, were honored diffinity- ac tiv ists on incc)r their effo rts to Wtidpadon in a special H irance program for chil- theorking poor families. CoojCommunity-Actlon----- MdM Mrs.^Kempthome moisld a tremendotis fac- proithe Children’s Healdi fam■ogram grow fromjust— -Ir■ed partidpants three homto more than 8,500 the;in promoting the spe- attei subsidized p r o g r ^ careI whose families are the]lough-to-qualify-for-----lid care, the state has' awaanother 14,000 chil- shei qtiali^ fnrMivtiraii^signedup. best•ance program, net- W
lan returns ti jscholarehipUtah (AP) A t 79, andr-Pabner-is-retuming----- the-:) leam to use a com...........M
■■ —'fDr(fill be using a scholar- Si lived 62 years ago. dau luatinghigh school in “I d mer won a full schol- schc vens-Henager College puu a ty in 1939. homy.couldn!Lafford.to------- Dishe was unable to use ofS lip- talke went one term, on a pres grant, to Gila Junior Tl IW Eastern A rizona a ga hatcher, Ariz. tWS'tying Miles Palmer, Tl rhildren, having 54 reqtn-and-30-grear-grand------ righi'erdell is ready to “f ool. likeple moved from “Ab , N.M., to Provo 20 over I live dose to family Tl
receives stab ’LE (AP) - A m an occa:>cd at a polygamous th ensoudi-endofthrSalt----- behlnvas in fair condition widi {alon Monday. Th;r, 34, was cut on the . biecaibut was likdy to be xms d;ithin the next few Aftling to Salt L ake churciffs spokeswoman the air. policeint was taken in to - docto
caredg occurred at a b o u t' arriveApostolic U nited, whos
d l when a man who rclcas
dsta;as Monday’s lun------ - Cas
a single idea takes Shirh re e co -chairm aif the c nhallsaid. effon»vs about ideas that tryinj •s ago, he took part man Twin Falls, w hen the ItpTe~d'to not s e r v e ------ ----ore recent events. kers A ppredation [ell and Northwest gainst M alicious aan±es a t Hayden | W ? tst white suprema- B W |||
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IS bet on 5zoology p r e f e r , is the auth( ^'Why We Age: W hat Sdenc Discovering A bout the Boi Journey nirough Life,” publij by John Wiley & Sons in 1997.
“Our body d esig n , altho beautiful to behold, miiaculoi design and astonishing in its < p iraty, was never intended b o perated in th e la b o ra to r extended lifiTOIibbJiSk^ d
Althoug Olshansky conced may be possible for individuai reach the age of 130, he warn to j^ew are-w hat-w e-w ish - because surviving'to such extr< ages without significant chai to the rate at which we age, wi produM a world filled widi fr, ahd disability in older ages.”
Biomedical technolo{ promise th a ra rlea sro n e 'p e i will survive to be 150 years ol< 2150, Austad believes.• “We will live longer beca
cloning technology, combii widi stem cell research, is likel allow the growth of replacen parts in the not-too-dist
[daho’s first ] Idreri’s healiw rk board member Tom Gor «ud, “has made an unbeUev: difference in the lives of lov income children.”
M rs. K em pthorne j Elirschfeld, a pediatrician,'h the . governor’s spec Coordinating Council for Fami ind'ChildrenThat provides a c non forum for public and n profit organizations involvec amily and children’s services. -In-graciously-accepting-
lonor, Mrs. Kempthome iie activists with focusing so mi utention on the issue of hea a re for the poor and espedallj he program lo help chUdren.
“Thank-yoirfor'bu lld ih’g' iwareness of Idaho’s childre Jie told network members gi jredin-ihe-CapllolH'Theyare- Kstas-setwehave.”
While the group continued
to school to p received O’ind their favorite, football teiIib BYU Cougars.------- ---—
Miles Pahnec, 83, her husb; ■oreOyearsrUieauTNoveinBa-
Since then, Palmer remarkei laughter, Kathy Dodge of Or ‘I diink n i take a’dvantage of cholarship; I want to leam ci juters before I die. Think the lonorit?”-Dodge-call edthe-Provocami if Stevens-Henager College z alked to Barbara Thomas, i iresident.
Thomas thought, “She’s play I game with me; Tve got to chi his out."
Thomas asked Dodge to put equest in writing. Dodge faxei ighrbadnothirpresidenn
“Nobody could make up a sii ike th is,” T hom as told h Absolutely, bring your mot! iver tomorrow.”Thomas says she’s been in e
3 wounds at f;casionally a tten d e d servic lere grabbed G rover fro ihlnU~and"tne<rto^rHis thro idi a pocket knife.That ''was p ro b a b ly goc icause he did not do much sc IS damage,”. Faulkner said. ' After the attack, some of the.; lUrch members present tackli e attacker and held him uni ilice arrived, I:aulkncr said. Tv ictors who were a t tlie servii red for Grover until paramedi rived. The 53-year-old assailar lose name had. no t yet bee le a s^ could not be siitxiued :
5t activity.Cassia-County-Commissioni urley Povlsen knovvs all aboi e challenges of a grass roo fort. Povlsen said she’s bee ^ing to get to know a Basqi an in her neighborhood, bt e language barrier has so f;
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a g m g f eiio ro f funire,” Ausudsai(nee I^ “We really agre<lody’s every th ing ,” Ols(lished “What we’re reall7. what will be the wlough die humaii lifespan.Ious in The wager refles com- tists’ agreement th:I to b e alive for 150 years I)rv of Towin, Ai»gfaH*< IQid. . be cognizant and aides it hersumiundings.ials to The result of th«m s us detemiined Jan. L h-forf— ^sdentists-choseirltreme - tional sdentific orgzanges - The heirs of thewould----- wias-will-collecMftaUty S500 million total is
value of a trust ftmogies men inaugurated i«rson $1501TpiecerTh‘e lold by each sdentist and h
tribute a minimal <cause trust annually forbined years.«Iy to If the winner hassment In 2150, universitiistan t beneficiaries of the i
lady, pediat Ith insuranciordon urge Mrs. Kempthoi ivable Gov. Dirk Kempthoower----- e v e n -fu r th e r chi
Medicaid, th e tom and remained very coni
•head —--pared tothe-early d ecial gram. •guhes_____ “This is the foundI com- standing program fr non- nor who’s dec la i
ed in Generation of the O ___ work leader Terry S
g-the progi'anTbackTUi edited shows his commitmt much ing working, lower- ealth lies in Idaho.” lly on Earlier this mond;________ment announced»g ali^ relenting on its cUr« ren.” and over three doze gath- to re tu rn m oney tl ■eThe sptsiid from ihe fn
grant to finance thi ed 10 ance initiative.
• leam compi )ver 62 yearsteam, . cation 27 y ea rs ar
receive sudi a r ^ u iband -1 haven’t had a er. reapient call us aft ced to don’t diink we havi 3rem, go back that far,” shi 3fmy . Dodge surprised 1 com- the president’s acce
hey'U enrollment iri a comi . When the two w(
mpus— the-Provocampus,- 5 and Palmer, “We have i
the ingup Jan. 15 dial’s alley. • >
aying “Our teachers will Jieck our students, too,” Tl
_______-The course-is CorJttlie 13, software technolc ced it Pahner was to sts
Monday:---------------siory Stevens-Henager her. dents and “ every '
Jt lier everybody else,” ITic “1 am li tt le ove
edu- Palmer said.
polygamist clices die Salt Lake County rom __m.ovedj.Qjhcjnemal 1 iroat Police said they ha
don of motive und thu ood refused to speak .to thi sen- Investigators liave *
able to talk to Grovei e30 - spent Sunday in surge Ided u^eating the attack as intil homicide. Bill Barb Two charge of security a vice m aintenance, said ( dies given rides to the susp ant, Grover, who is unr een • been a member of thi d at alxmt 10 years, Barlxji
frustrated her attemin er------- She'd llko’tO'fiiVd'a•out to bridge tha t comi )ots gap, but Povlsen saii een matter of effort, qiie ■ “I keep thinking a but , I ’m not d o in g r far Povlsen said._______
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leorysaid.gree on just jibodt ' . Olshansky said, eally debating I s ' e world record for paa”eflects the scien- ': that simply being ' ars does ^ count.
id aware of his or s.’ their bet will be . L 2150, by direeen ’ by-anTnrema------ -----organization. ‘ the scientist who
al is the estim at^ ftmd diat die twoed this year with_______he trust'calls for id his heirs to con- lal amount to the for the next 150
has no living heirs sities will be the the wager.
itriciancethome’s husband, ithome to expand chiid access to tone on Monday conciliatory com- ly days'of the'pr^------------ :
undation-an out-- • n from die gover- :la re d this th e e Child,” said net-ry Sterling. “This________s up tiis words, itment to suppon- iver-income fami-
ondi, die govem-:ed that it was________Urecnve foTldaho lozen odier states ty they failed to s m iiial federal t the child insur-
puters, rs agos and has never •^uest'befofe;id_g_s.cholarship_______ _; after 60 years. 1 tiave records that '’ shesaid. ed her mom with icceptance of her omputer course.) women mer onus,-ThomQstold-------------ve a course com-at’s,right,up your ..............
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ger has 250 stu- erybody knows Thomas said, overwhelmed,”
churchmty Jail and waslal hcaldumii________y had no indica- . that the suspect • .:) them. • • •ve also not l>een over becuise he urgery. Tlicy are lc as an attempt- larber, who is in y and ihiilding id Grover had :uspeci.unmarried, has f the church for rlxjrsaid__ _ —
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James \^ t^ N u tc ra Walker^ Mouse Kin and Narrator,-Derek . Extras and backs
biers^.were B rett. M arilynne Booher,
. Heather Barth, Josh B u rn ett, K aden C G arcia, Je ssc a He Jessop , D a n ie lle H Meyer, Francisco 1
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• , TTm«»Wew8'corretpon<tftn1
b u ri e y r-Som ejire. inches and consist of or Others are nearly-full-s a r tis t M arilyn R. Milli
- - books are uniquely perso: H er diminutive .Chris
' iUuminated lettering in I bound wilh gold cord;
T got the whole thing c____ Lby.llmch.sheet,!Lsbe-ss
the original, uncut draft tocopied. The brilliantly c arid d eep ;toned parch: appearance of age 10 the I
Her latest book is "Im City of Rocks,”-a collect]
. drawings of the wildflowe madons found irv. the Elbi
•iiig childhood days spent-sonal discoveries............
“I rem em ber wishing . Bathtub Rock,” she wrote
have the right kind of shw , ; She recalled the old leg
bathe in Bathtub Rock I ^yourecaptureifouryouth.
------Alet end of buried g6ld.'child’s heart.■ “I thought it was irresj
•go and dig It up,” she wroi■ The book has one peg
. ’ round windo^v, cdlophan^includes a quaUng aspen 1
Filer teei- : Tlme»Wew»^rt»pondwrt
. . : , FILER - An enterprisir i.j:sm airim aness.ventiire ou■ • AlHmnder Dolvi l i is
M d has appeared in par^ ; J n d handing out balloon fi ....... Doby started his-ventu
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Tloiibring— — Iker’ CO life IVisions o f‘ S u g a r ' " B
erg’s fifth'grade-Iah*^'^— B nesented the holiday ■ tcracker" on Decr20— nentary School sec- J
!ed: Clara was played I F uqua; • H e rr ■
ndrew Jensen; Fritz, ■ E cracker Prince, John ■ King, Ricky Garcia; ■ rekMuck. - ■ckstage crew mem> ^ s tt-B a u m g a rd n e r,^ -— ier, Jo rdan Braga, i \ «h Branham, Jessica pj 1-Cook, E lizabe th - i H ellw inkle, M isti ■ M e M cLean, Bobby 0 Mlreles, Destiny kland, TVavis Vitek, " ie Zarate and Alissa P"
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detctibei her peKoiulized booh itins at the Golden Heritage Seni ctlon methods.
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------------------- told Jire.as-tiny-as-thrce___ StlsJ: only a few pages. how i dl-sized. But-ali of ■ your filler’s handm ade Orlci fsonolized. netsirisimas sibry has pass ( in Bible lext and is ,Sh(
Tg on one 81/2 inch blinge said, referring to ------- Milaft which was pho- Unively colored lettering taugl•chment give th e Comrhe recent creation.' Arts <‘Images From The exhibecdon of botanical • Mil3wers and rock for- City filba City of Rocks. nine jd ^ w in g s rre c a ll— -----^Rutent there and per- books....................■ ■--------“Iv
ing I could climb this.*!'■ote. But she didn’i workeihoes. Dor legend that if you . books
:k before sunrise, book cIth. “I l i16ldcapbvated her----- OiFlSS
' . , she lelresponsible not to -said,rroie. -—>age with a small Timilane covered th a t ' . can btcn leaf and a sprig bureau
iii-agefsEK l ............. - - -- 1 .
Ising Filer teen-ager has mai out of the air. 7 ~ ~ ~ , is a balloon-twisting enterta parades.and a t p a r tl^ .m a linfl^ure&- ■ntura about two years ago i
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Above, s tu d e n tt dance In tb e p r ^ prince and Brittany Fuqua s ta rre d Qooding Elem entary School.
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M ks to th e m em bers of AARP Cha :enlor Center. The books w ere o f a
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d e w s .sagebrush.“You each have books in you, Id AARP members at a recent r :!siuato make books.It doesn’i w it’s bound. You don’i have i ur own drawings. Photos woul leave out illustrations and just ts o r recollections that you y ss on.”she showed several books to 11 ferent styles and methods of ng these personal memoirs, ^ e r is a graduate of Brigliam liversity witii degrees in fine ai ig h t a t the Salt L ake . mmunity C enter and ihe Sal ts Center. Her work has been libited throughout the United S ililler ran her art studio in Sa y for 20 years.-Sbe returned to
)ks.I wonder ho^v-people have tim >,’!'she said. “We' were farm ers; rked all the lime.”>orotiiy Rose said she had mad* )ks of h e r own and had deo ik covers.I like Marilyn’s strong use of c "backhand of her drawings, E ^left the rock formations light,
imcs-News correspondent Coree •be rcachcd through tfte.Minj- MU at 677-4042.
lapes-balle.favor to a family f
^ ........party forjLypunBSti—^ —cats^mice and other nade a ' ■ The teen’s inlere
whenhewas4*year rtainer. make balloon animc aaking . .-A s he got older, hi
9-yearsKjld, he saw !o as a ' pizza parlor. Later, I
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TWIN FAI ers began di
skatepark bui:
Seventh-giconstructing
__ ^ d _ o n J u s .has goi
said. “My be ner. When the closet.”
The twd-tii pipes, quartt
aiiti e and bikes th
iM ^ ^ tiB _ _ th e j> a rk with “It’s.really friend of.Hi
ofihe d e s i ^ Kathy Hei!
| | i | j | B | | j designed pari million tc
' Falls-project $140,000.
The bovs rt NUT/n»TMim -o rin o s tan >
S l?of all sizes ^ gg^ some ld« suggested. “H
— --------------- Theboys-sbuilding a sk lures as possil
1 1 V I I said, he trave l l X f * where.thei:&i^
.“As soon as
D raiou,” MIUer^-^-^yt^aroJenM nt meeting.. Tlmes-Wews &sn’t matter--------„ . ---------/e to make BUHL-Da ould work. community oi iust do son- Blaszkiewii >u want to Buhl
■ Department i 0 iilustrate ^^so started I of assem- a te r tro u p e
Company, lam -Young “I- en joy-wl e arts. She consider it wo 2 Jew ish . H ebnngs t) Salt Lake th ea te r ar sen widely theater arts j id Stales. S la te Collei Salt Lake ' teacher certil
i to Burley -W ah o .--------arents. The dram aled by the actors Dusy.
“The stud(rime to do-----time-betweer^ r s ^ d w ^ said. “ W ith t
e a ^ to ^equc
s = ‘i s : :u ^ r. ^ requires a lot < jh C Rose Under his 1
bcrshlp has ^------ • sodety.TCcn Hart “I feel we a ini-Cassia have an audlK
thc Buhl Mid( said.
©ons-into:ly friend who was having a gstecJCiobyjhapcdJ>allDQns.h e r assorted figures. -------erest in balloon sculpring hi ears old and his aunt gave hi Imals one Christmas, r, hisinterest grew., When he aw a clown eniertainiiig chil sr, his mom, Dora found him
MOiday, January 16, 200
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x * n b ut CavenerI correspondent_______________
ALLS - When Twin Falls leat discussing die construction ( rk in the city, one teen-age Liilding a model of a dreni
•grader Eric Heib, 13, starte lg his mini-park out of cartisJ)inbday»JuneJ_________•otten bigger and bigger,” h » d is right up against the coi it gets too cluttered, I sleep i
•tiered model has it all - hai rter pipes, stairs, bowls, rail* even miniature skate board
that Heib can “ride” aroun< th his fingers.ly big," said Andy Shepherd Heib’s,-who helpcd-wiih som< ?ts.sib said her son’s elaboratel: irk would probably cost abou to actually build. The Twir :t has been projected to cosi
iealizejhe_city,oLX\rinJEail: nywhere - would not be abU ey park tiiey luive envjsioned luild a skatepark, they should deas from Eric,” Shepherd ‘He.’s pretty acative." rsee definiteMdvaniagcs ic skatepark witii as many fea' sible. For example, Shepherd vels to toumanients in Boise,: is a nice-<J(atep.->rlfas they bullrilte skalepafkrit
m ateaches e n - ' ... ........................ .correspondent____________ .
Dave Dlaszkiewicz has put tlu on stage.vicz has been at the helm ol I High S chool; Dramr tfo r the past three years. Bui I last year a community the le, thc West End T heater
what-I am doing-and-I-don’t vork," he said.i to Buhl a suting backgroimd arts. He earned degrees in 5 and history at Lewls-Clark ege in Lewiston an d his tificate at the University of
la teacher kecps his y oung
den ts don’t like too much en-pIavs,-Blas2kieA«cz.-4lT I the student interest, it is uesl that the students keep up and the parental sypport
ic2 also said ho expects siu- sent a<juality show and pro-
to f practice.> leadership, student mem- ^ w n in a national thespian
are e.xiremely fortunate to ilorium like"lhe' one‘hefe in ddle School,” Blaszkiewia
small busa birthday where the cl
is-inta.dogs^— anim»l*i.-The business toi
him li klt 'to he enjoyed, 1 • Dobyhass
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led-■ attracted more people idd Heib has always b erd building, his mother
structed palaces_ani ; lo stnictiires for as long ‘ca- her.erd Wlien he was in tl ise, . teacher asked the st--------- valcntinefor-ilicjr-moit.H ‘‘Eric built a 3-D i
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members of the comm lu- • ater activity, so thc V fO: Company was formec^ ----- uieiMn-lhe-BHhh-File
Hagerman communiii -duction was a melodr; “Face on the Barroom 1
to The ’company plans Jn • tion on July 4,2001;C2 . Blaszkiewicz is fro
Oluo. He came west ar
isiness ver: clown was siiowing him how rhe clo\vn also^xplained-varif to the boy and sparked his ii lat-he-could-earoimoneydoini d,Dobysaid..IS since added ju g ^ n g and mshe s a id .- - ’ ---------------m and his sister help with h
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ilature skatepark In his room. Thi
ipIe to skate," he said. Hui s been intere.sied in ier saidcHe has con- Lei,and_nther_L*lah.Qtaiti___ Uomg as she can remem- ' giyi
1 the first-grade, his - ; students to make a Tmmher.___ ____________GhD valentine,” Katliy
ds talent tc
Iracts students for a Buhl High Scl start a community theater group.
itndenis an<l o iIk t - tr\\;nuuunity wanted the- H.c West End Theater imu:ned to promote the- anil 4lefT^G«si-iefeFtt-tHHl—^nilie.'>. The first pro- Sujksdrania spoof called. He:!im Floor" in July. ing inns another produc- and
from in Cleveland, stop t and liked the coun- s;iid.
:nture: How to make balloon ariousospccts-ofJiia—1 ^ ^ = is interest when hc Ding-something-that— ^ ^ 9
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will host the “Idaho Let’; ing p ro g r ^ focusing o n '
The series, “Tough Par of Idaho and the Intemio held at 7:30 p.m. Thursd March 22 at the library a in Kimberly.
On Jan . 25, Glenn Se “Journal of a Trapper” I
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“ TwiiTFalls pool holds‘double dip' niglit
TWIN FALLS-TwinF Pool and Baskin Robb hold ‘‘double dip” night F
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3:30-9 p.m. and Baskin 1 will dish out stoops from The first helping of ice c free with admission and
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USS Maddox Destroyi Association plans reu
SAN ANTONIO, Texa; USS . M addox Des Association will hold a,i Aug. 22-26 in San Anionib
•For more information, c GUlespie at (714) 960-528: liim at 205 Wichita Ave. t Huntington Beach. CA 9; e-mail . him [email protected].
Central Elementary tic ‘Flavors of Jerome' fo(Elem entary School will
— “ Flavors of-JeromeTpoot Jan. 26. '
Jerome Girl Scouts will \ flags from around die wor p.m.. Central’s choir will 5:30 p.m.. the sixth-gradi will perform a t 6:15 p.r Central students will sir p m ninnftr-milt nvVi from 5-8 p.m. in tIte Jerom
____School cafeieria..The program will ceh
Central Elementary’s mu tural cookbook. The coo .was assembled using recip mitted by grade school sti in Jerom e. Proceeds fro sale will be used for the pu of books about other cultur
. ..-..A donation will be takra door. Suggested donatioi
------$3 for chiIHren under age I
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ta iy School In Twin Falls he ld T S la llsU a te for g rades 1-3, from le I, v ice principal; front row: MIchai iirte Math Medallsto are for th e fi i . Ashley Qlegrlch, Alberto Reyes 'a trlc ia Avalos, Jordan Tubbs and 1 and Braden Casperson.
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e Math M edalists a re for grade fl and Alalna Quinn; front row: Patr t h e s e In a Minute M ath Medalls ^ l e y and Klratle Payne; front n Condon, H eather Ewalt and Jarei
rly^libraryjKimberly Public Lihrary ^ t ’s Talk About It’ read- on westem literature. Paradise: The Literature mountain West,” will be ^ trsdays. from Jan. 25 to \ 7 at 120 Madison St. W.
PSelander will discuss c
r” by Osbourne Russel. l
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Health Distri< n Falls City Twin Falls dui bbins will flicts.It Friday at For more in
• Bybeeat733-3jpen fromin Robbins SilveTSaSe* 3m 6-9 p.m. . . . ®:e cream is e le c t Offlcei nd seconds TWIN FAI : . . . Sage Grottow )n, call the m eeting beg — W ednesdayli« « « , Adminoyer anheCollege^■eunlon ' Anyone imei sx as-T h e “ ve explorati(Destroyer .a reunion A short busi
nib, Texas. b<j held, indudn. call Cliff year’s officers,5283; write program on t!e. No. 605, Mountain Cav 92648 or ' Virgima.
a t For more i: Chris Andersoi
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'i i ih o s ta Snal(e River ood F a ir" '— Club holds niiU present ^ B U H L -T 1world at 5 Corvettes Cluill sing at P-*"- Saturdajad e band Sports Grill in Ip.m. and All C orvettsing at 7 Magic Valley a
ome High Dave Monigom Terry Tipton at
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announces e'[ students BUHL - Thefrom the announced the ipurchase , DeAnna Mon
Itures. poetry at 7 p.r«sn a t the " Eiglith S tr e e t 'tions are E i^ th St. in Bu
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e five a re , from left, back row: Cyr 'a tilc la Blay, Grayson S tone, frilchi ills ts a re for grade slu a re , from fe It row: I r i c E strada , Kaylee Fauve wed Tubbs.
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Call the Kimberly Ubrary at 423-
On Feb. 8, Brenda Pettinger Victorian Gentlewoman in tl Mary Hallock Foote. On Fc P e tt is will d iscuss “ Horn C anyon" by G race Jo rda i L ouise A ckley will dfscus
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a will meet a t 7 p.m. p.m. : th e-S o u th -C en tra l ’ 7trict meeting room in perfdue to scheduling con- and
- * . vals: infonnation, call Ann $ 1 213-3700, Ext. 1313. dent
J ^ G ro tto w ill— -------- J m:e rs a t m ee tin g g ro tALLS - The S ilver , je> will hold its monihly nonpeginn ing a t 7 p.ra. ofdcrinToom*27e*of'the-----ninistralion Building prge of Southern Idaho. expaiteresied in caves and sheliItion is invited to Fo
Kariusmess meeting will R adluding election of this Mar{ rs, followed by a slide1 the Sinnett-Thorn M;ic lave System of West ®
riam2 in fo rm atio n , call • TV •son a t 733-9554, Ext. . _L itil y tim e ), 736-0615 meei >rc-mailhimat- Rest: xon.net. . Th
Br C orvettes Amy rm eetingThe Snake R iver and z
-lub will m eet at 7 electlay a t G randstands Shirlin Buhl. dent,ette ow ners in the vice j/ e invited. v/as e
omery a t 733-7791 or Carol iat543J6a),--------^
Council CSI (i events seenlie Buhl Arts Council WII fie following events: South [orgaiMvill share her the p.m. Jan . 23 a t the JHake- et C enier at 200 N. The Buhl. . shape-even t-is-fo r-h igh----- mols-its and adults. ----------nlqueidan&Jtifka-Helton—^m orer n will ploy folk-jazz . series c the Eighth Street caugh DO N. Eighth St. A ' licena nnw w ill l)epn a t '6 " The
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iarty Nov; 29 for children wtip p t ilde, Ryan Condon, S tev ie Boomli ia S tew art, Katia S tro n g and Caf ackrowTM arl N fllw lrthrian Blre> e row: Madison Strorig, H annah I (elsey Price, Michael O rtero, Ber
Cynthia Avalos, A ihley Budden, lichael Blelenberg, J lancheng Wu nMt.baclu&m.Jane<LAslBtttJ< luvell, Aahley Irons, W hitney RlcI
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Ten;tger wiU discuss, "A n the Far West” by if.f? Feb. 22, Margaret M
ome Below H ell’s dan. On M arch 8, .{j,™ cuss “ H eart of a
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20M M U^).m^with the concert following ' i>.m. The musicians have bi Ksrforming together for 25 ye md perform at art shows, fe als and concen halls. The cos 12 for adults and $6 for 's lents.
erome Pet Pals Iroup needs donationsJEROME - Jerome Pet Pali
onprofit organization, is iri ne f donations for its upcoming f iarEet! ^Proceeds will go towards t
xpansion of the Jerome Anin helter and animal welfare. For more in fo rm ation , o
:aren Kram er a t 324-46< •achel Evans a t 324-3756 large Dubois at 324-2060.
lagic Valley U ttle Tfieate ames new board membeiTWIN FALLS - Magic Vail ittle .X heatecheld its annu leeting Jan . 9 a t th e Roy estaurant.T hree new board m embe
my Toft, Kelly M cBride aiind^Hacking.— ---------------Tlie annual meeting condudi id a brief meeting was held e« ^ the board o f officei lirley Lee was elected prei mt, Troy Henson was elecu cc president, Sandy Hackii IS elected secretary and Kel cRriHf».Wng Morr^a-hicfnria irol Dowd agreed to remain ti oupVbnsinessTnanager:-------
SI offers makeover/ icrets this weekendWIN FALLS - C ollege i uthem Idaho will offer “Leaj e S ecrets to a Grei ikeover.” _ ,rhe workshop will cover fai ape, hair design, use of stylir)lsjnBkeup3pplleation:tea ques, chooslag 'jew eliy 'ao » re r^c-d asris-ih e-flrs tT if ries of five Saturday dassc Light by M organs Je n o , ' sns^'cbsmietolo^t. 1 ” rhe c lass 'w ili'be h e ld froi
paued their grade level goals fc nhowe^ Sierra-Chappie,'Kayla G ialUIn Harvey. Not Shown to Ash fch75hahIraBnKirrIck7Aih'l^8 h McNeley, Uya Murphey, Case ten Wheeler, Nicholas McKeel,J
n, Erin Collins, Shalyn Davis, Ka Na, Jesse Brown, Kasey Jeroue, Jeaslca-Bonri, RIm Caspersonr Ichardson,
bcusesonestern-W oman" by -Leslie arch 22, Joel Bate will discu inatural History of Family n y Tempest Williams, rhe series is part o f a statewi sponsored by the Idaho Stat iding by the Idaho Humaniti nkcorp and Lost and Found, rhe books are available for d rary.
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<r the SatuiSiy pige: noon T w ^ tetheW edrw *d>yp«e:necnM %
MITY EVEing at 12:30-250 £,m.. Jar been room 276 on the years Cost is $30. festi- For more informi ost is ister, caU 733-9554, • stu*
CSI offere gehd( ------- ^communteatkm
TW INFALLS-I S o u th e rn Idaho
nis, a Gender Issues in CJcneed------ The course teac;flea w om en how to b
e ffec tive coiniiiur s the each g e n d e r and limal room, workplace t
relationships. Domi ca ll' riature versus nun 648; boys and girls are 1 6 or en tly from chtldh
school years are to] ctLued. G u ^ ^ a l with the class throu ter.
■ The course will 11 illey p.m. Tuesdays stat nual For m ore informatii oyal Edmonds-Hollifield
Ext.2250.tiers
Buhl Public Ubra— -Idaho HumanltlejIded b u h l - The I a 10 Library will host sj
Januaiy to April a tt '■®“ : This m onth, the ]
be h e ld from 7:1 <*ng Thursday. James Wj f f y of the H e rre tt Cen
collapse. He”^ l f S Story o fM a y a is j modem sodety. Wo< ied archarology anc gy and worked, on
, jects. H e is the 199/ the Idaho Humanii ow ard fo r C Achievement In the ]
- ■ In February, Mar ,“ce transformherselflni
Maudie.M iH er.and; : .O r e g o ^ f a M ^ ^ , !
adons of the lives 0 “ S. nnd G eorgia O’Kee t..a — L ouie-A ttebery- wi - ^ - r i o t i o n s o f westem Ju .®“ . For m ore inforaiai
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ENTS —Jan. 27_in_Tayloi:___ BuhLPthe CSI campus.
A r t£ urmaoon or to reg- _ ^ 54, E«. 2290. meotlr
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in course ------ 5 , ^- The College of room in ho is offering 1061 BIi (>)mmunication. The n
caches m en'and— m em bd > becom e more welojmi
id in the class- C o llo fi e and everyday )mestic violence, SCneQl urture and how TWIN re treated differ- Souther dhood through i»»vites topics to be dis- through
eakers will work . day equi rough the semes- . . For th
th e EqiU meet from Ed“caoj tarting Jan. 23. S p j a . !adon, call Paula__ -Ca™ 6-5eld a t 733-9554. c a tio n a
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y Q9UJe s sp e a k e rs .— stateT Ji! B uhl Public about laiI speakers from C h ris tiiat the library. equine e»e program will • Oregon £7:15-8:30 p.m. The t lWoods, director E d u ca ti:enter, virill dis- general ]BX-civilitations----- 9 JQ _ a jiI show how the H orse o’s p e r tin e n t to treatm ei/foods has stud- ' dve sho<ind anthropolo- nutritionJn several pro- ’ T he cc997 redpient of sion, indinities Council person oi
O utstanding Form ele Humanities. ’ re ^ s te r, <[aiy foman will ___ ___into Grammaw C SI offc
nd-!1 travel^- to . r hallamfl. Sarah Edliti.:— * !“ 5??^ ire-two re-cre* TWIN ] sofSacagawea S o u th e r :eefe; in April.w illexam ine~-'«»rfe» l»F
ijustice.-,- - • ' nation, call the . can
- S e n io rTMn Falls ftn lo rC ltlze
Center616 Eanlmd D rin Dinner served from noon
12:30 pjQ. Suggested donadoi $3 for seniors. TTift cost is $4 non-seniors under 60 and S2 for children under 12.
Tuesday: Usagna. green bet t c ^ salad, French bread, fr
Wcdneadar Baked potato ba Thursday: Chicken pot p
peach salad, Uscults, v t ^ b l
• -Friday; CHckcn fried ste; frie4 potatoes with gravy, ci slaw, com, bread
Monday: Meat loaf, potatt and gravy, winter mix vegetabl
Library. Pool Room, a Bargain Center with cards, gam color te lev is io n rp n n les a movies. Open weekdays fron n.m .to3pjn.
IteedayBlood pressure from 10 a m
12 p m -:---------—Exercise class from 10-11 am WednesdayQniliing 9 a m to 230 p m Board meedng at 1 p m Tbmsday P in o d J e a tlp m 'FridayBlood pressure from 10 a m
12 p m _________________- Lunchbingo '
Quilting Monday
-Q u ilting from 9 a.m; to 2:-
Foot clinic.....
W est End Senk>r Citizens Inc.-
-lOlOMaiiiStrBtiU.------------Noon meals sehred Monde
hrough Friday. Buffet meal at )jn. on Sunday.
Evening meals served at 5:3 |.m . Monday and Thursda; Suggested'donations for m ods' v S d a y s $230, Sundays $3.51 ion- seniors $4.25 and childre
an be delivered Monday throug Friday. Call S43-4S77 for mor nfonnation. Free bus service i nd from meals Is availabl Jonday evening. Tuesday at noo nd Thursday noon and eveninj lease call 5434577 by 10 a m t nange a ride. Coffee and dnm ion rolls each morning at th taiter, everyoneis wdcome. Tuesday: Taco salad, devilei
ggs. tortilla chips, baked appliices-- _____ • -Wednesday: Hamburger cass«
Jle with peas, layered lettuci Oad, rolls, fruit, cookies Thursday: Baked chicken
reamed potatoes, peas, Jell-( dad, rolls, cherry crunch
UublicJUbrary,atS43-6500. -
guild holds memberahip Iting th is weekWN, FALLS- I h e ArtGuild. lag ic V alley w ill ho ld its t h ly m ee ting a t 7 p.m . ■sday in ihe MLS corif»ence t in the Hallows Building at Blue Lakes Blvd. N. e meeting will be the yearly i b o ^ p meeting. All gxiests ome.______________ ■
9ge of Soutliem Idaho idules equine eventsm i F A L L S -T h e College o f ie m Idaho Equine program :es v e te rin a rian s from ighout the region to a two- quine symposium this year.: the first time, CSI will host Equine-DVM C on tinu ing ation Day from 9-30 am . to 1. Feb. 2. Veterinarians will 6 .5 hours of continuing edu- 1 cred ite cost is $15 p e r person , t indudes lunch. The work- ■wlltteanire guest presen- red Stashak from Colorado
: lameness in h o r s ^ and Dr. stian R am m erstorfer, an e exerdse p h y s io lo ^ firom >n State Universio^. .! tU rd annual CSI Equine atio n Symposium for the d ^ p u b U ^ ^ ^ b e held from
i owners wiU lea m a b o u t ' nents foTlameness, correc-^ hoeing, elements of horse Ion and other topics.I cost for the fuU-day ses- induding lunch, is $15 per 1 o r $6 per student more information or to pre- sr,call_733-95S4. E x t 2401.
iffer8'Resl8t-&aall engeljro ikshop - -[N FA L L S -liie College of ' te rn Idaho w ill o f fe r a it-a-Ball ChaUenge" fimess' liop from.123-p4n.-Jan. 2 7 - gym aerobics room on the - ;am pus; “ R eslst-A -B all-.
EenS iM day: Chili. M8 I * ‘salad, Je ll-0 w/th p
’ bread, banana puddliu Sunday Roost j ^ 1
on to Monday: Chicken a ion is casserole, corn, cole (4 for cots, rolls, chocolate ca] J2.S0
Thrift shop open ( >eans. Quilling. 8 a m to 3 pix fruit, T u e s ^
bar Treasure Tuesday ; p ie, C rafufrom 24pm >bles. Bingo from'7-9 p.m*
iM k,-• Exerdses f ^ - ^ a cole . a m
. . . . U n n d a y — - «oes Exercises from 7-8 pj ‘“ es. - Hearir« iid assistan
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., Bingo frmn 1-3 p mJ — Friday— ;----------1 .
" 5 Exerdsesfrom7.8a am _.
SundayBuffet at lp .m , roast Monday
in. E x e r d ^ from 7-8 a. a m
Evening meal at 5: Smorgasbord . -
.C ardsat6pm
R ie r S e n io r Ha222MainSL,FDer ‘ D inners served a f
Tuesday and Thursday p m on Friday. Sugges
2-30— tion-is42^fo r-een io _____ deUvered-meals-availj
ttmia] rimo■‘IWsday: Sallsiniry Ste
Unasday: Roast beef
A ge le raS eiU i— C K Iz e m n c ,
310 Main N.,IOmberij Wednesday: Spaghel
;.3n beans, garlic bread, o Igy . riiubarb, cookie, co^ee,!Isi^------Friday:-Roast-pork,,5 0 • potatoes, gravy, cream©
tossed salad, bread and t >aie c re m and cake. g)ffee.E u2h Monoay: Cheesel Qfg ' French fries, tossed sala . .Q orange juice, coffee, mHli
oon weanesoayBlood pressure c h ^
. to 3 ? ™ * ^ . ■— C ra f ts a tlp m . FridayBirthday diimer at nooi
jg j Bingo at 1155 a m pje Pinochle at 1p.m.
^^3 iwird*^Directors thir jpg. chili supper from S8 pji
adults and S1.50 for csn. “" , 5 ^1.Q Monday
Board meeting at 130 (
------- C hallenge” providesim prove m uscle stre
p flex ib ility and uniqu _ reo id tm en t
The ball is good for id— indud ing b e^n n ers , i ts p regnant women, chii I. seniors, organizers say. « Instructor Jaim e Ti|
master’s degree in hea . tion and is a certified
y . .- traiherand fitness instr “ The cost is $25. plus_____fom hoseJnterested.in
ing their own ball.For more information
ister, caU 733-9554, Ext
Over 60 and fit clas! 1 offered tfiipugl) reg!’■ TWIN FALLS -Ovc
- Getting Fit will be offer 'spring semester. .
S This d ass is designee “ ple over age 60 but anyo come. Class times, loca:
start dates are as follows C SI G ym nasium S
. M ondays, W ednesdt :■ Fridays. Jan. 21:------"TeWrBeTReoeation C) _ _ l ^ a m . y e s d a ys, Thurs
a.m. Mondays, Wednes Fridays, Jan. 22
' Shoshone H igh Set Gym . 11 am . to noon I Wednesday and Fridays,
! Gooding North s £ c > 10 a.m . M ondays, Wei
. 1130 a m M o n d i^ We t and Fridays, Jan^Z2
B urley R acqueteera and Fitness C enter - 1C M ondays W ednesda Fridays. Jan. 22
R apert Civic Gym p S Tuesdays an d Thursdi •23.Sign up for the das: the first weelc on site. F infcymadon^call C a at ?
' O v er 6 0 'an d G ettin . m ade possible tv CSI in
ship vdth the Of&» on Aj - . . .F i le r . Buhlf Shoshone- -D is tc ic u an d th e Jero . R u p e h R e c rc a tio n D ^
«a and dioese T :hpe< rs,'cbra ' ■'
^ t u f f e t sn add noodles ole slaw, apri- ecake .
en every day. Ipm '
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150 a m ------ -m. •
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’ Havenr__ '• __1 ai noon on sday and at 6- Sgested dona-: 9niors.-Hom«.— ^ irailable e a ch - —
enlorInc. “iertr .ghetti, green’ d, coleslaw.' •ee.milkorkrmashed-------amed duTots;. jid butter, ice^ m ilk __eseburgerA salad, Je llAtnfllf
noon
npq^tnlI pm , ^ 'f o r or children;
3 0 p m -•
des a - w a y to — strength and lique m uscle
for all peoplers, advanced ,.... .children arid ay.: Tigue har. a health/educa* fied perso n il nstruaor. ^ )Ius a $2 5 -f^ d. in. purchf& -__
tion or to feg- Ext 2290.
lasses ■eglon ,3ver 60 a i 'd ffercd for^uie
jned f o r p ^ myoneiswel- locations and lows: ■ *r*T- 1 -9-10 a:tn'. isdays arid
ifC enfer^^^ liursdays toid
inesday and
School O ld on Mondays,
W ednesqay
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:ers H e a lth ■10.11a.m. sday o^'d
i . M O a k .r s d a y r ja n .Hass d u r i * .- . •
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tting P If iL .linparm er^ n Aging, theone.Schpcil-------erome an d — spartmehls.
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Speechtt ------sdLfaces^
NEW YORK movies, co n p ^ g o o d ^ lis te n m 1
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Much as peop I. ^peak w ith the:
........ brow se th e Ihfra th e r th an ke<
----------- strides-in-speetechnology hftn
----------- ease-and-sponiaflow ing d ialo humans.
Instead, the nuiiTA th e
W hile th e 1 M gines can rec
-words w ith betti cent a c o u ^ c y , s m ent from o ^ y tbe machines die words and i^rase
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isfi tonigolve you in wild goose chase, alert, maintain control of des '1. Members of opposite sex are wnto you.'IRGO (Aug. 2 J5 e p t 22): You I be involved in power play, tntain emotional equilibrium, ney.changes hand^ insist oh ting fair deal. Analyze situa-I, write about it..IBRA (Sept. 23-Nov. 22): :le high, judgment, intuition led to razor-sharpness. F ree irself of linnecessary burden. :us on trav e |, language, lance. Aries repcesented. CORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): iative ju ices.stiiL =Jm pnnt e, read and write, advertise I publish. You could be madly ove! Leo, Aquarius individu- figure in romantic scenario. AGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec.
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•'NOfiTH, TWIN FA U S, IDAI-___ —<lhotiigh«sl bidder, (Of cuhr>i
'S tatsB , all payab is a t tho I •doscilbed real, property, sltui ■FALLS. State of Idaho, towll: T ow nship 10 S o u th . Rani
• MerWian, Twin Foils County. I ono'hall of lo t 1*0 ol tho O •Falla County^ Idaho , Accoi rocofdod In Book 2B of misc
• th o oflfco ol Iho C oun ty F desccibod as follows: Boginn of said Lot 2: T hanco Soult 329.97 foolto a corner of 8 degrees 16'16‘ East 132.5 fe
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-th o eastorty 10 foot theroof.. — and utility oe sem a n ls f«coi • Instrument No. 720620, an
‘survey, recorded In Book 2 -17-14. 09 Instrument No, 720 • Coun|y. Idaho.
• - Tho Trusteo-has no krww doscripnon of tha'abovo-relen purpose ol compliance with Code, tho Trusleo h a s bean Ir
-3G06 ML Olympus W ay, TwIi — :— luneeassociolod wlih said rea---------------Said sale wiii be m ade wit
regarding lltfe. possession or a obiiRQiion secured by and put
. conforied m tho dood ol irus WALL5 AND JENNY M. WAL Qronlors, to TWIN FALI.S TH Corporolion. os trustee, lor n WASHINGTON MUTUAL B^ ro c o rd ed F e b r u a r y IB . r 1999003096. Mortgage Reco Idaho.THE ABOVE GRANTORS AJ WITH SECTION 4S-150614}{A
. RESENTATION IS MADE TH , N O T. PR E SE N T L Y R E S f
OBLIGATION.Tho dofaull lor which this ;
.foiluto td; pay whon'due, undl -dated Februory 10. 1999. tf
i.S l.0 3 3 .2 0 per m onth lor th« . through SEPTEM BER 200C
---------months ol OCTOBER 2000 mand all subsoquont payments roinstalomont. with occruod lati
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.advances In Iho am ount ol i 'balance is SH2.279.12. togolh 6.000% por annum Irom Ma; dolinquoncios arc now .duo.il
•"accfiiing taxes, assessm ents, (oes. costs and advances ma(
^assecinlod with Ihls loroclosuro , . Tho Benoliciofy elects 10 sell <
to bo sold to satisfy said obligal 'DATED; Docombor 7.2000 FIRST AMERICAN TITLE INSL
. By Cynthia 6 . Guanoll. Assistai____ C/oREGIONALTRUSTEESER'
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I L E W L - ITRUSTEE'S SALEl« No. 0^WI*•2132^ -------------------GIVEN that FIRST AMERICAN 3MPANY, Ihe duly appointed >nAphl2O.2O01.ailf;OOA.M.BY OF THE OFRCE OF FIRST ^PANY, 260 THIRD AVENUE 9AH0, «e> at pubBc auction, to ihrin lawful money of the United - -I ho lime o l sala. the following situated In the County ol TWIN iwit: Ita n g o 16. E as t ol Ihe B o ise - Ity. Idaho Section 26; The North « Olympus Estajes Map. TwIn ., ccording to the map thoreol. ‘ niscoBaneous at page 1714. In ty R ecorder o l said couniy. jinning ot the Nonheast comer outh 89 dogreos 57*03* W est of said lot 1; Thence South 0 5 leet lo the.Easteriy boundarylh-0-dogroert5‘43‘ W osrtS2:S------tglnnlng. Subjoct to: an Ingress Ich allects Ihe wostei^ 25 leel I utility easemeni whWi alfecls 7 lof. and together with roadway»cotded-A ugust-15r1977-a8------;. and a s reliectod on m ap ol ik 29 ol miscellaneous, page 720622. records ol Twin Falls
rwwledgo ol a moro pactcular r oloronced real property but. (or«im Section 00-113 ol Idaho ajn Inlormed that tho address ol 1 Twin Falls. ID 63301, is 60mo-I reef property.----------------------------without covormnl or warranty------
or encumbrancoslo satisfy the ! pursuant to tho powor ol saleIrust executed by TRENT L. ' VALLS. husband and wife, as: TITLE a ESCROW, an Idaho •_or Ihe benelll and security o( A'. BANK FSB. a s bonoficlary, A 1. 1 9 9 9 . In Instrum ont N o . .locords ol Twin Falls County. t
5 ARE NAMED TO COMPLY IIWA) IDAHO CODE. NO REP- rTHAT THEY ARE. OR ARE ?
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Repair. Rebuild, Replace orRomovo.Jim 326-4150 P ° '
TIRED ol your long Dis- , tanco sen/ice? Try our tow low ra te s and receive a Iroo 800 num ber. C all i 678-4907,1-702-224.?600 SS, o r 1-800-291-5061 pin .602 lo rm .,
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Visit u s at Ishwww.bopoop<toycare<om« DC
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C ere h a s openings, ac^ lrte< copting ICCP. 736-4979 1
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PUBUC SERVICE '' MESSAGE ai
•Don't pay lo (Ind work bo- (oro you gel the job. For *7 froo in lorm atlon a b o u t I
Vico scam s, write to the pAIFFodoral Trado Commis- “ "PO sion, W ashington. D.C..'
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W o sto rn M agic V alloya rea . Sond rosumo and d e n :salary oxpecllons to Box -Nei95576 % T im es N ow s. (
rP .O , Box 648,Twif).Fall3.-ID 63303 BoK
ACCOUNTING CLERK J*R o q u l re m e n ts : S trong J "
ry DOE. Resume required, b a s■ ploaso apply in'person. oayEm ploym ent Solutions nize
218 Fa llt Ave. hon733-9277 C hr
AGRICULTURE f>av{ ASST. FIELD MANAGER
Pivot maintenance and .ropalr. routine vohido ond stall oquipmont servicing, oil phases ol hay and groinproduction. 3000* acros. Calf
. O rganl20d, soil s ta rter . ^0“*'Must bo ablo to m anage DRIVEand get along with people. LON
- B a se so lary plus h o use ---------a n d bo n u se s . Mountain AccopW ost R oa lly . J a c k Hilt long I208-431-4700 CDL.
AGRICULTURE ~ * Cl« F u ll- ilm o p o s it io n for a
F ie ld R e p re s e n ta t iv e . ; ‘ Dullds fncludo: Contract-
Ing, planting, growing & J harvest p rocess w/garden b e an s & poas. commer- • cialandcom m orcialsood.
• S a l a r y p o s i t io n . F u ll■ benefits. Sond resume to;Field Rep.. P.O. Box 129. I ’ ?Hazelton. ID 83335. 1 “ '’’
EOE&M/F/DA/B RpHO' APARTMENT MANAGEROH MOT. TEAM. Needed e o u #FT (o r7 2 un lts In Twin ' r
- F a ll6i-C om puler.-salos, — emloosing, mgml. exper. Sal- -F n ;
-« ry00& -F 8x-nw um erter — — ; Andy208-338-9699.
ASKING QUESTIONS twinC o n d u c t pu b lic o p in ion ErinT^
polls ovor tho telephone.A B S O L U T E L Y N O ,SALESI Siricily rosoorch. t « ^ i, ; $7.00 IOS9.00 p e r hour,
Flox ib lo o v o s . d ay s, & wknd. hours, 15-30 hrs, pe r wook. G reat part-timo i-v l J iob or socond lob. Ctoso ° to CSI campus. For moro f
-tnlOreall736'2953limillll- iOOKKEEPER 158 Blond /o r RECEPTIONIST Fatls, 1 5ood working conditions in e n i i r a a professional accounting s S l i * ollico. FT or PT. Sond ro- su m e to: Box 99109. c/o T im o e N e w s , PO Box 548,-Twln Falls,.ID 83303- lUSPERSON yoar K3 nights por week. Apply g ib io i m p e rson . P ra sa i Thol Teachl Cuisine. 428 2nd Ave. E. ity and ABLE TV INSTALUR “ .fO^I» T&T-Broadband is look- ispralc lng (oran onergotlc cablo sition is TV installer in Twin Falls. O u lsiand lng c aree r op- Cenier p o r tu n lllo s a n d s tro n g ''/• benelils package. Dulles Include; Providing cus- FARM to m e rs w /cab lo TV ond E xpor. relaied sen/ices. Previous Irrigotlc cablo or electronics oxpo- tions a< rionco a plus. Valid driv- to: Bo) o rs license, good driving T im e s '’oco rd and High School 546. Tvt Siploma or oqulvoloni Is s t B u — •oquirod. Cuslomer rela- ;lons and good communi- :alIon skills a musi. Tues.■ S a t. shill. Applications • 7 °L ,i^^ m B . o a d t a l l ( ) . . ! 6,1.saslland Or,, Twin Falls,d a h o . No p h o n o c a lls GENERAJlo a se .D a ig lo s t ip h y s - ' IMMEDIc a l r o q u i r o d o l . l l n a l * Indusiripplicanl. EOE. * Factor
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Iq oro looking for oner- * 'Ci®'?®'gollc ond exclling pro- ■ TOP PAVfosslona ls to provldo Filer;ono on ono Intensive 733-73Ithorapy to children suf- O C Dloring from emotional' • r C n >ond behavioral disord- ' ro rs . The position ro-- —.... — rquires a degree in the
- 1 ®Psychology. Counsel- ■ ■ ■ ■ <ino.-H um an-D ovotop- - — All Stim on t. o ic ... Wo oKor tc r in 1onoKiromolynicocom- « .u y * ,
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7 3 ' l ^ 2 “ ‘' ‘' / ^ ^ " LPNrt rniRYV a n to d e x p e r i o n c e d.milkenL.Sa|afy.S1800/moJ___ 1Ploaso call 208-934-5568. lENTAL ASSISTANT ■Noodod for busy ottico.
Exp req. P T a FT.— Send resumoB to:-—Box 94287, %T>)e Tim es Full tin
Nows, P.O. Box 548 corr Twin Foils, ID 83303.
IRECTOR------------------------- -e e d e d (or 0 O h risH a n - b a s e d P r e s c h o o l a n d *** '* D aycare. M ust bo orga- hoU S nized. d e p e n d a b le a n d House h o n e s t . M u s t d i s p l a y medL C h ris tian v a lu e s , a n d inri 1 lavo ability lo work well Annt with olhers. Duties .will In- 4^ :ludo m a n a g in g sm a ll stall, re la ting to young INSIDI :hildren and posltlvo In- eraciions w ith p a re n ts . Po*ltl< :a(f 324-7533 lor m oro 'nff S letails. R e tp ciiVERS------------------------.ONG HAUL DRIVERS-------- NEEDED " •icopting appllcattons (or ,® * w g haul drivers. C lass A :DL. currenl modical card 1 c lo a r d r iv in g r e c o rd - Bquired. A verage d a y s ut: 7-10. 95% no-touch •eight. N ew er tr a c to r s nd trailers, good equip- lent. Paid vacation, sick lavo and holidays. O ther enefils Include m edical ‘'X«i i s u r a n c e a n d 4 0 1 (k ) lan. Apply in p e rso n a t 15 13lh Ave S o u th in ®.'W, uhl o r mail r e s u m e to angen. Inc. Attn: Trans- ortatlon M angor. P .O . ox 706. Buhl. ID 83316.OUAL EMPLOYMENT
-OPPORTUNITY-EMPLOYEH.-DRUG---------FREEWORKPLACE.MAIL your dasslllod ad . ann$.
t o u s a t Falls.'hw lnadO m Icron.net' a dru UCATIONDEVELOPMENTAL , . p n a
SPECIAUST d irec t s ta ll a n d w ork th devolopmentally dls- . y . , lie children and adults. illmo1ivalod.organlzed.^ pervisory skills. Bacho- 'a degree in education rolalod Hold required. %
!colooLbonofiis.flltflt90_______ i iys. Apply in person a t; MAINTE 6 Blake Street N., Twin . HORI tls, Idaho. ■ . .JCATiON------------------- Maimbony School District Is ^ " 8O1 copting applications for • lemporary u p p e r o le - ' 0° '’° mlaw teacher to com- ) to - |H ro o :o - l '8ch‘o o r ar. M u slho ldo rbeo li-^ „ e n o c 3le fo r a va lid Id a h o 2589 E aching Cenificato. Abll- and willingness lo di* ico-currlcular activities jroforred. Opon.Ull.pth. _ Neces te on is liliod. Applications y bo picked up a t 141 O oM 'Q f mer St. W est, Kimber- Idaho. Inquire a l 423- • “ '’« ro. ext. 3308. EOE.Bi5-----------------^o r. w /(arm e q u ip . & 25lollon.' F T a PT posi- Paul. ID IIS avail. Sond resum e von a- 60X 99216, c /o T he n o s N o w s. P O Box!. Twin Falls. ID. 83303 . ,M ^1 ranch hand. Irrigat- vL. equip, operating, light (1^in to n an co . (o n c ln g , ^ isIng i util, turn., wag-30E r775‘237^7448;«- --------- 1eraT--------- 13lEDtATE OPENINGS luslriQl-Ught & H eavy ‘ ^ctory-AlI Shills • e m n linstnjctionrkiifi b e h i rJL Drivers 'ichanic HOW ajidors 1 1 ofP A Y -N O FEE r !Her Avo. 735 Ovorlond thl.S D 1-7300 676-J040 ^ ,
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w i l — - - l EQai r g e l a m a e ^ e x p e r f t Exp. 1 meed fsnn wo(k«r, must e r ik lave liTtgatkm sMRs. trao- t o : I or exp. Y ear-roond job ’ Tlm«
housing and b e n e to .- - 5 4 8 . ' H le ra re a . 2 p o s l l io n » >— ^ ivallBble. S e n d rasu tn a MAINl o ;B o x ^ f lB 3 0 l r% T h a . Q 'im e s N e w s , P O B ox . nu 48„TwjnFaQa. ID 63303. Laix
URSTYLIST------------------- l c o 2»ach your h ighest poten- ------- -o l- ln o o e o lth e b e s ifu D MECKenrlce salons. G uaran- FuB-tIn:ted wage, nexible hours, WBIba n tim e o r f u ll t im e , pactsirsduatod com m issio n sppUccale. C ill 733-7777 a sk son al>rJR. _________ MOT
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Center ow n— te-looking-tor:---------------B sn eN/RN tow orkSevenings S e n c
& 2 night shifts 99471GREAT SCHEDULE P.O.E^ G N 0 N B 0 W 3 _ I D ^
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time, bonofits available, ompotltive w ages, sign «■
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now hiItion: Inside A dverU s- I n g srS ilM E w n irp o n s lb le t o : t i i s ld a 4*8pm sles S uperv isor We offei
•S ig n o rponslble f o r G enera l^ * A posig advertising revenue niontor Tha Timcs-Nows * Compe)ugh community p a g e s • Ten1HcandsmaU b u sin e ss---------Includir'otepmont.T>ieposition 'A jobw l11 Indude prospecting a dlftonV accounts, ad design , »lajsiomor service, a n d ’ Shift dll»n tribulingW easlo • Btihomo pages. All Job appOcatIce s will be done through TwInFiophono. lax. mall a n d i 674 E jrrospondonce. Mustjy working with o the rs uBni«»Tia team environment. cNiVs!
rosumo lo: Anention side Salos Monoger. is7 ;m es-W eiw .P .0 . ' S ' IX 548, Twin Fans. ID 03.-Y oum oyelsostop- 'MEDICAI Iho omce locoied 311 lp N s no hUakriAo'Woekty— nex building) in Twin and Hoj 8. The Tlmes-News Is ca ll 734 Irug-free workplaco. —
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M ag ic VPerson lo run u 2 d ifa i
custom spray rig. torch thru Ju n e . Long irs, must be detailed w j S S Ited. Havo or bo ab le * r m '« obtain prolosslonai- p R N p « ipplkatorlkM nse. . •& nloM
TENANCE We OfloiRIZON ORGANIC rilflU* 4 v
DAIRY 'toll ilnlonance personeeded. Must h av e ' Our comfjing oxporionce p lus • axcellonneral m alntonanco ' package
resume to: B aseI e . 500 S, Paul, ID • PaW Tim1347 or call You 01 -Health/D. 38-6450 0x1.109 .
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V lED ICA L F L O O REvening and D ay sh ift: O B and
JS E K E E P IN G A ID Eme; 3 evenings a w eek and evei Iso be on call.
:h a r g e p l a n n e r / u r /me; RN /LPN licensure is requ ir
IE HEALTH SECRETEm e position open.
COORDINATOR/INPATme posiiion open. K n ow ledge ir :d.
iled appiicants may contact Hi l& L xrj i pp ly J f tp e rs o n .::— — ;00 am - 4:00 pm O ppomnltj E m p I o ^ t> m g p]
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7 0 0 - ^ ^ a c S f S Dr. 700 Bik. Washington N.
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_4_ b d rm ^ r^ g . homo_oo' 1a c r e w /w a tis r s h a r e s . J Sprinkler syatom In froni • .lawn. Appraisal Stoe.ooo. Will aell fo r S89.000.
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F/LER RJust listed. Lovely 4 bdrm.3 both hom e on 1.6 ocres w /bsm t family room, losh
posture & ga rden spot, p
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-HO M ES-Low o r SO down! GC Govemment & bank ropos. bi 800-501-1777.oxt.S297.* n HAGERMAN - 2 0 a c re s , *
s e c lu s io n , m tn a tm o - sphere, easily accossod, n e a r tow ri. P o w e r. Do- JEI mostic w olITCood irrlga- si t io n r i g h t s . 3 p o n d s ro w /e 8 i a t> l l s h o d w o te r righ ts. E xc. pow or sito . Yoar-roynd trout siroam. «( Billingsley Creek fronlago w /v le w o f t h e S n a k e River. Exc. migralow fowl
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- t r a t h n r a c r e - to n r r n o - w I nsutjdivlsion. S99 .500 or ■ ■trado. Cell 20S-736-0142.B ru]
HEYBURN F o r sa io byow nor o r lo a so lo own, ®'' Comfortablo log hom e. 3 bdrm. 2 b a lh , 2 c a r ga-rago. on l acre. sprinWor J®
- system, pasture. 734-4516 “ HUD • VA Homes
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small e cro ag o . No Roal £ ~ Estate Agonis. 324-6d49. |
JEROME • Llnk]uo oppor- I tunity to ob ta in som e ol k Jofome C ounties Hisiory;
. A must s e e lava rock hb* *e tone h o use a t Shoshono G F a lls is a v a i l , fo r your
" re m o v a T T C a ir B o b y n “ TiTi Jo h n so n 206 -388 -2956 Inv (Idaho Pow or Company). cl
J E R O M E .6 b d r m . 2 VS ' baih. 2 f irep laces. 2700 " sq . II. Vl a c re , new win* • dows. poo l.lg . RV shod,
'S159.900. Call 324-6S76.- - : i _ Roody to Soil Your Homo?
ThoH oasTeam.Com TOTn FA L L S. By ^2 lovol. 2 bdrm, 2.5 baih,2-cof g a ra g e , firoplaco. ^ Call 734-3307 loavo msfl. | ,
TWIN FALLS - H elp rolo-caling. m ust sell. 4 bdnn, S49S
■3 bath , 2 Ja m ily .ro o m s,- - a 3work shop. 2 c a r garago. willsp rink ling s y s te m , AC S4<2700 + sq II. Much more, narS l19 ,000m akooffor.653 appFairw ay D r, m u s t soo ! Ca C all733-1962 .» . . .
rw iN FA L L S, 3 b d rm ., HAGbrick homo, 2 ca r garago.. iho6 FA, A /C . 1 5 4 t ia th s , 3 bS94.900. Can 733-7152.B rod>
rwiN FALLS, A ssumabloloan, 3 bdrm, 2 batii, now . in la te 1 9 9 6 . b ig ya rd ,S108K .734-2513 .* NO [ •WIN FA L L S. W a n t Iho fool of a now hom o al ana ffo rd a b le p r ic e ? Now rool, vinyl windows, paint N O IIn & oul, carpot & vinyl. 2 motbdm . just S46.900. Own- roaor will poy closing costs. . occtNolson Realty 734.3930H Cal TWIN FALLS. 3 bdrm. 1
balh. 1600 sq. ft. Now p T ~w tnoov« . point, vinyl,™ inlonanco froe oxtortor^ _ '
S67.500. Call 734-8727.B ^
sq It. homo w/4 bdrm. 3M Iboth, 2 m aster su ites, on ■1 acre private, w ell ond EQseptic, with m aintenance Q Iree e x te r io r , g a s lire-p iocer«220T 000T -rt29 - “N nDosortViow Dr, 731-6248. ^ >■ ¥ * * * * * ■ ¥ * * * •* * ^TWIN FALLS. New homo. <>"«' 4 bdrm. 3H bolh, 3000+-s'q. fl. A ll t h e e x t r a a . niii<Saw tooth S c h o o l D ist. <nMnees.ooo. caii 733-0553 . gf;,';M M I I M 1 1 » I I I M iiiiu WlfTKy CLS. S p a c io u s :low counlry home on pri- moo'Ote 5 acre lot. 3400 sq. m p t.-w/anach9d d b lrg am g o r - ■*** )onus room above+ do- a ched dbl: g a ra g e ', ro-n a n t i c m a s t e r s u i t e »mc»v/Iotlod.tubZlo.Jivalk-in: .S«- ciloset, 4 bdnn. 3H balh, 2 * 2lyD^prfflhicountryJsltcfl:. . E Sin & lam lly rm. Form al oppoilining & living rms. IMopIo ^loors, 2 g a s ffreplacoa, e«»lsw dscapodyd. M anyotn- . i*i«ct i r a m o n t t l e e . P r i c e 236.000. Call 32 fr4 0 6 0 a
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TWIN FA LLS- 8 b d rm s . TW Cam Conter/Homo. Acre- w age. Rant/Sen 733-1359 ' $
bdrm. 2‘ba th hom e, w/2 1 . c a r o a r a g o r M o r n ln g ~ ■ ' sIda/O’Leary school d is- I trict, a sk in g $ 1 0 1 ,5 0 0 . « MotivatOd. Can 734-2097.
TwTn f a l l ^ . v e .v n ic e 2 b d r m . 1 b a t h h o 'm e . Ptoase call 208-7334?743.
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FARMS A DAIRY S jYES • 6 4 0 A C R E S - R O W- c r o p / l lv D s t b c k , g o o d <
water. C«n add 320 acres-rre iirb y rH ff7 B tiffT T 7 T r — :
SUPER BUY!• 305 A CRES-R ow crops, —
pivots, well. G ood silo for B large dairy. Tuttle. . ■
• 373A CRE9-Q ood,-pro-- ‘W ducth'e farmland w ost of A Paul. W heel & hand lines. ^ A 4 B water.
.• 2 4 C A C R E S .i^ .la y in 0 - 1 -farm, o ld e r h o m e , n e a r I -Kimberty. L
• D AIRY-Grade A double — 6 permitted lo r 618 ani- HA,
-m aluniisrreadyforim m o.- diate occupancy. On 155
—acres: Room to expand.— "UEF• D A IR Y - 1 6 6 a c r e a , FUI
Double 12 for 860 animal bd un its . 614 m ilking. R e- on modolod bam . log home. S i Kimberly. ut
R O B E R T J O N E S « ' R E A L T Y Cil 7 3 3 -0 4 0 4
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FILER, lor sa io by owner. I'O' Manufacturod homo on &
20 acrosi Many upgrades. ^ >1' Retocating... Must sollll a t : S114,000 pre-qualifod TWIi buyars call 326-5114 ;- fur
GODDING- rem odoled. 2 ' “ SI bdmi. 2 bath on 2 * or ml- ba: n u s a c r e s . F o n c o d utii w/walor. R iver fron tage , .lof Addiijonal ac rea g e avail. 73C S98.500. Call 934-8345.B
JEROME. 2,85 acresJtu flo . M _ s h o p , m d b l l o h o m e . ■ ronVsale.SGOO. 733-1359. I WINTER PR O OF LOTS .sH h
IN S. CAUFORNIA “ r ; S60 down. S60 monthly.
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RUPERT 16 unit Motel plus BUHliving quarters. S125.000. Avoow nor con fin an c o . will S40accept trade for property g i j j |or RV's on down payment. w. T erm s n e g o tia b le . Calldays. 436-4373. Evenings = 77= 678-3259.B^ ■
rwiN FALLS,-. “Tlrad o fatoeka? ' C h e ck return’ .owr on now4 plex. Call Chuck733-6207B b u r
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_________SH O P ___________ mi,-I,in the Magic Volloy Mall, - roqu Invonloty & oquipmont in-
dodod along w/lrainod. omployoes wailing &
. raocty to go. Sale prico540,000. Assumablo GOO
financing. Call 73 t-7 4 5 ia . balh- . ----------------- — c erflURLEY. R etail building 5?®’on Overland. 6250 sq, ft. °°P-plus lull bsmt. S69.000 or GOOCmake offor. Call 733-5656. yarc--- ■ ■ — - j S4S0
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499.00 OOWN Will gel you im” a-3 bdrm , 2 -b a lh ho m o — heawith monthly paym ents of caS 4 4 9 .8 3 . S 3 3 .1 0 2 fl- x iT n nancod over 300 m o. Noopplicaiion'rofusod! ^-^2Coll O akw ood H om es ____ T
733-7755. - HANS AGERMAN V alley onIho rivor.Jm m aculaie... — ti i :3 bdrm. small work shop. HA2EIrodwood dock, rtver view, applsMany u p g r a d e s . B oo l PO*s,dock a v a il. M u st s o e , JEROi528,500, Call 837-6684B F, 3 O DOWN PAYMENT! In tiouse financing.Call Oakw ood H om ea -
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TWIN FALLS - - 8 4 B ay- TWII wood, 14x56'. app ls Incl. cioi $12,000. Exc. 734-1338. ap t
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bdrm, 2 balh tow nhom o t v on Jorom o goll c o u rs e ,. = — SI .500/mo. Includos all u til it ie s , b a s e p h o n e . coble TV, yard care. Short te rm ok . C a ll K o n t o r Cindy a t 733-5336 d a y s J 2 1 or 734-6104. evenings 4 TWIN weekends, 2 bd
TWIN FALLS------ T ” -------Brand new 3 bdmi, 2 balh Brockenridgo lu m ish ed TWIN homo. Rent mcl. all utils. wilh i &iaw ncare,Sl900/m onlh -3bdi
2all Koni or Cindy Collms at 733-5336 or 734-6104. C
W IN FALLS. Compioioly furn. Condo w /g o fa g o ,' WENC S1100 per mo. includos, S600 b a s ic p hone ; c ab lo , all sniohutil. & yard c o re .-S h o n ^ ------
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JUML Temlic 2 bdrm v/iih garago &' lonced yard lor le a s o . S 575 p o r m o . dop. Roloronces & crodiichock req. Call Jim,______ _Jarfcer Realtors 543-4371 HAZEI n r H L .2 b d r m . 1 b a th ■?00niryK0m^75J0O^S200' ~ 'ow -i dop. Coll 2Q8-732-3637.B ►’ousi rUHL. 2 bdrm . 6 1 3 8 th Ave. N. 12 monih leaso. J6R 0^ S400^S400 dep, 736-0322 tUH LSmall2bdnn.. 1009
" " S J S S r ' _ =U R L E Y -R en t.o r S o lll Brick ,4 bdrm. 2 bath . 2 ‘' 5 " ° ' car garago. 3 miles S, ol lown. ,CaU 206-442.8459,U RLEY N ic e 3 b d rm f r o u a o r R e t o r f f n c o s " “ iJS isi; roquirod. Possible IHA . —ttts 676-5045 or 431-0301 i-MAIL yoor classified ad $600-
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LER aroa. nice 3 bdrm.. * * * *jrick homo in country. 1 ' p o p i , Tii,.W..of FilorrRel S-O ep- - c i e i ^•equlred-S700. 543-6677 ^LER; Small 2 bdmi. ♦ 2 Scricro pasluro. 502 North ' Dis3l. S400, Call 733-9658,a S O D D IN G - 3 b d rm ,. 1 ja lh ,-1 car garago. now:a rp e l Ih ro u g h o u i . 'tg ^ Jackyard. S550 S250 lop. No dogs. 934-4350.BCXJDING. 2 bdrm. Foncod — r ;—'a r d . 301 6 lh A ve W . • ‘H e i >450 ■►dop. Call 7360322.OOOING. Clean & cute 2 Laurel i
bdnn, houso. stove, ''^6 rolrig,. & AC, Avoil,
immedialolv. Ront incl.hoat. S475*dop.-P iease- TWIN i
call 601-944.9349.B ApplsA G ERM A N S b d r m , S435 ♦435/mo. Includos walor. TWIN F;
Call 536-2468 ] AFIVNSEN-Nice, vorycloar> - Nowo' bdrm , m obile h o m o ccanmippis. No pels. 423-5104 Ail .1001 IZELTON. Nice 2 bdm i,'ppls„W/D. firoplaco, no TW IN iots, Storago, 423-5104, txtrm. <i RO M E-4 1 6 East Avc,, 3 bdrm, 2 bath, 2 cor _ £ l£ L 5a ra g o , fo n c o d y a r d . 7\550 * dop. No smoking, ExcoHoOPOIS.324-3427.B, Spncio ROME- 2 bdrm, house,05 4ih Ave. E, S525 - WINTERoaning dop, -324-641 t aROME. 3 bdrm, 2 baih CallNo.vlobllo hom e rn V.llogot e l . No pots. Long lorm ‘ "ase, S4Q5/mo. * doposit.?4-a903 or 786-4305. -
y p -c is rs4 0 0 -3 -b d h T irinially lum,, no sm ok- FAJ'pots, S450,423-6I81B 2IBERLY. Nower 4 bdrm, . s a m rbaih, liroplaco & 2 car - -irago. Foncod yd, S899. TWIN FAJll 733-7445 boloro 6pm ' 0 ^ “[iJitOolcAclLSflmlcea_____^ b d rt^agicods-mall.comfrent m,. „, [pl.SHomoRontals 13 Lynwood Mall T.F.BIN FALLS 106,2 bdrm. fJfrig., siovoi W/D Incl, r A LosetoC SI.S500*dop. 1,2.3 BeELWOOD & EVANS Some D\
734-1401 • •- SpociiIN FALLS 2 bd rm ,-1 No pith homo. Slovo, W /0 T W IN 'f Jokup. Very clean. No N a w -11.53504110.,+dop. g a ra o orjack$on St.-732-8695- ; Londro.'IN FAL-LS 2 bdrm. t TWIN FAith . a p p ls . 'in c l. W /D ba th du 0kU P;:« lQ iS250d0R .' —mo'deloIt 734-8597 ■ iQncody
•___ _ s s a o i s3 bedroom homos; • W/S/G. C ndar SSSO a m ontht TWINTfll— Call Mlcklo----------- • bam. 37:Hallows Property_______ Gas/AC.
M anagament w /garao734-4334 dOp. CaD
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WN FALLS • LtA-oly spa- TWIN f Mus. 2 bdrm. 2 balh, all - balh; i ipp ls , AC, sp r in k lo r s . WD.N awn mowing, walor and fw iM ' F «nilation furnished. No „ iel8rnoTm -oking. S600- 10, ♦ dop. A pplicalions ukon. Call732-B368.«WN FALLS avail a'allable lmmodla1ely.^3 fw H T E drm . 2 b a th h o m o In 2 lawtoolh S chool A rea. 7” . , ing le g a ra g o . le n c o d ® ard , S726 pe r m onlh* io p o s i l N o sm o k in g . . =0"tactwanat 737-3939.I/IN FALLS, Luxury, 3 ■ rage < drm, 2 \i ba th , g a ra g e , n o sm )ncod.S700,733-1359 S69S (
S l S o m " “ ™'ladison Circle, No pets, w /0 hi 600 «■ S300 dop, 733- $500 * 305 or 539-9295 alter 5. ’733.18 ™ FALLS-Vory nico 2 TWIN Fdfmr-appb.-garBgerAC:-----bdrm“ cprinklors. Musi s e e to rm . N( pprociato. No pets/smok- S42S/m ig, S600*dep. 734-7571 y iN F A t;c s n r trd T n T * eiovo' /appis: at 230l;ois.-N o ais. S250 dep, S475 mo. loaso call 208-734.2664.WIN FA LLS^t>drm r2— -ro °M g r am. Iripic garago. homo- w asn e
Candloridge. N o---------ptnce-Anoking.no pets, S1200/- paid Ni10. Call Kent or D ndy at e lW i 733-5336or734.6t04,riN FALLS. 4 . bdrm. TWIN Fi •ick m.counlry. Fam ily 2 bdmi, lOffls, 2 4 b a lh s .'d O l. NoorC
Tn FALLS. Culo, clean Qre bdnn. t balh. G as. W/DX3kup. appls if needed. t 2ari95/mo.«dep, 326-4188, Rent sIN FALLS. Nower home uIh canyon nm views. C &drm, 2 balh on 1 acre,- - - . Halle
Sl400/mo.. . . MiCall Kent or Cindy *
r33-5336 o r 734-6104 t W IN 'fNOELL-3 bdrm, 1 bath bdrm; a00/mo.iS500 dop. No dep. Corlohing/pels. 536-2744B TWIN FA
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Allordablo - b d rm ..Lu«ufy. kitchen.
* * N O W I* * ' closo in.• 1 ,2 . Sbdrm. TWIN FA
578it.1.10 _A opls^lr'ELTON Taking apph- '"9; lions al Lakoviow Apis,. 'p-tncomirlarrTT-tatJor TW IN 'FAusing. 029.5829 or 1- utils. S37J-377-3S29 TOD, EHO 733-911-OME -Roal cloan l & 2 TW IN F /rm a p ts . su b s id iz e d D ow nioon avail, according to siove . rtDme. Playgrounds, all S200dep:hon a p p ls . la u n d ry t w im - cI
a T o x "OME- 2 D drm ,. t ’i . new paii11, paiio.W/D. S48S ..porm onil4 -33 tlo r 32J-6499.B tw IN FA 3ME. Upstairs api. ba th , S4 !mv_2baiti.S500/mo_____ CaU.737.;
w atorpd.
■LAR CROVE APTSlo rC o iy rB tirm a p ir-
Available now joniors/Handicwped' disabled persons. • TWIN FAI
Some wim AC bath newnt Basod ori Income all appls.Contact Ollice al dep. Call0-E-22nd Sl.-Burley tw iN FAL
208-678-9429 ^ ^ b a f h in •dop. No
'* * * * * * * * * * * 2300E ,Cle a r t h e q u ie t ! t w in f a i
siudio apol Pa rk A p artm e n ts-76 W.iiiiico Siicoi iJOO'mo,-
TwinFalls utilS.Call"734-4195 TWIN Fl
F A L L S -1 -b d rm :------- siudio.-llls. ipc. All ulil. pd . VV/D avo5 -d o p . 733-9141 ■ smoking,-H SiTs-------------— S100(
iFFORDABLEw o r. |,2 & 3 tx ) tm — TWINFAUim cnisw iih2 baihs, A ®OOliances. spacious. • S^fO^ 111 Now 734-1600 » F A L L S C o ; , 1i.nois Kiicnenappls. 1 ? *)ols/smoktng, S 3 5 0 - TIONAL: Can 735-0473. '
' f w IN FALLS--------- p r iv a te uillonlSbdrm 2Daih .fla°k*in'c i'cioos large closofs. smoking Slie paiio and parking. ■ . . . . .ERSPECIAUIMove TWIN FALLloro 1-31 and rocoivo 2 balh. sin
S420o1lroni, S595 mo.ow ai20a-734-l600. ^^^ys 731f a l l t ----------------irdon Apis, Quiol, ' TWIN FAictivc. 3 Ocdroom. I . bdrm. 2h nw - S750/mo idry l.ncthiv. no pois, ■ T o d a y q 3 6 in o s _ ■t w in .f a l lFALLS Nice quilo 3 house 3 be, 2 Dam. Appls. W/D fago. fenceup. Waier pd. S575 Call 733-7-:0 dop, 734,5806 : TWIN FAL FALLS . bdmi, 1 t ■uallty comloris, ' S610/mo, ■ 'lord.iblo pncos, • bOfor«■nmnilSTivailablc:------rwiNTAUC)smoking/pols. bdrm . dupCnll 735-0473 sm oking. <FALLS —sphere, car
iL L S 'A P T S - ' K o S l 'B d rm s S 3 3 5 -4 9 5 t w in f a iDW& w o hookups • M fm 21tcious and cloan onorovc.pe ls 734-6600 S52^m<F A L L S - • B r a n d socuroundi’ • 3 bdrm. 2 ba ih , mg. newgo, $ 650 u p . 3 4 7 7340.-Call737-0043B fw iN ^ L =ALLS • 2 bdmi., 1 plications f d u Jo x . Newly ro- bdmt. 1 bati ilod; w/d'ho'oK up. "S lS O 'd e p .1 yd,, near Porrino, dow ntow n, iS S Q O .acB _ ln tl:___ tea_233:22.1.Call733-l063,B TWIN FALU -aL'u» - J Odrm.. 2 bdmt. duple J77 Momingside Dr." G roat local iC-M ain.floor-unlt- _ lg -y d . AC.C ago. S695 + S500 u p s . law n i aPTrocoy 736-8503,- dep, CallToi
ry 16,2001. Times-News, Twlr
IN FALLS - 2 bdrm.,'1 .Ilh; Slove.-refrlg. DW,'4---------O.Nopets.737-P067B.____IN FALLS - Basementit.-recontly remodeled,---------iparatb en trance. $4750, util inckJ. No pots or wking. i s l S l a s l + dop.ail 2 /3 . Dobra 788-9787 •IN FALLS • BEAUTI*JL NEW 2 bdmi, 2 bath, iro lot dupIox , refrlg, n g e . m icrow ave, DWf sposa l. W/D hook-up.IS f i r e p la c e , c e n tra l /Tieat. paiio. 2 car gage. desirable-localrori.'> s m o k in g , n o po ts.- 95. Call 734-6360.B IN FALLS - Ig 2 bdm u______
O hookup, elect, heal!00 dop. No pets. Can 3-1604,IN FA LLS - Now er 2 m)“ dupIox. ca»T»rt;'ul>l.'1, N o sm o k in g /p e ts ,2S/mo. Call 733<»742J
ivo, refrig, water paid.SS mo4dep 420-6743B NFALLS147S575/mo w 2 bedroom. Range.rigr'Mlcrowaverdish':--------sh e r. W/D. G as fire- ' ee.-AC.-WaKWSanitation----------d. N ear school & park. iLWOOD & EVANS
734-1401 N FALLS Cute, clean dmi, li4 balh, condo, ' sofCSI, S500*dop,-0139 o r 420-8935BT f a l l s -------------- ^ •G reat Salectlon
Excallant Pricea!2 and 3 bdrm Apts, ent staning at S38S
up-to S695 Call Mickie
■lallowa Property • M anagem ent
734-4334 N F A L L S S m a ll 2 m; apt, S350 S200 . ,Conn.e at423.5363B 4 FALLS. 1 bdmt, api„IS m o . * S 2 0 0 dep, -0629or326-5417,B N F A L L S . 3 bdrm ., lUtiful tri-plex. single •garagor-CSl-locotion:-----------0-»dep. Can 734-4603.1 FALLS- Very nice 1m .. w /lro n t room i ,, h on . s to v e R refrig.. *0 in. Call 423-5953.B { FA LLS-atudlo api.ls:.lnc.-No.pou..smok----------S350/mo->S150dep.
-3303B1-FALLSn-bdrmTAI I ,S375/mo,*S375dep-■911dor420-4728.B''I F A L L S . I b d rm ,. /m o w n , n e a r park.e . relrrg. S34S/mo.*1 dep. Call736K»1t.B i F A L L S . 2 bd rm .Bx. nqwly remodeled, pa in i/c arp o t. S47$
nonih. Call 734-4120. ___FA LLS. 2 bdrm. i - - -
, S450 S450 dop. .
~ A a s .”2 bdrm, e , g as heal, all appi& 543-4930. leave msg, • FALLS. 2 bdmi. 4-
,W/D hook up. appls. r pd. S450*dop, 324.. 733-5737. No pels:FALLS.-e-bdrmrAfi-----------S400/mo,-fS400 dep.3114 or 420-4728.FALLS, 3 bdm i. 1
new-duplex. carport. .■pis. NW. SS75*S400 Call 736-9269. 'FALLS. 3 or 5 bdmi.Ih in country, S5C0 , No smoking. 3250N E, Call 208-733-2033 FALLS. Basemoni3 apt. W/D hookup, ihod.or.unlumishod.'m o.fS200 dop, Incl,Sail TraCoy 736-8503 N FALLS. Cloan.lio.-lurn,-orunlum,--------------) avail. No drinking.'king, dojgs. S275 ♦ •100 doposit. Call t226or733-84SS.B .'ALLS-Duple*.-Full2 Ddrm, 638 Mau-
aSO'm o - S200 dop.’ 5 sower paid. Call '5;00 pm. 733-6684.F T L L s r e x c e p .'AL.-2 bdrm . D/W .,., rango , d isposal, le uill, rm, w/W/D - u p , AC, 2 sp a c o i n g . N o p o t s o r ng S500. 734-6360, 'ALLS. Now3bdrm,I, single car garago.' mo. ♦ doposit. Call 731 -0004 o ro v e - 734-2l21,B I FALLS. Now: 3 n. 2 bath garage, m o Call 733-7445 )olorc 6 pm.BALLSJtJow:J'own-_______3 bdrm. 2 Dath, ga- • onced yd. S750/mo.13-7445 boloro 6pm FALLS. N ew an 21. 1 balh. garago, mo. Call 733-7445 oloro 6 p .m ,aALLSTNifiO cloan S------------d up lox , no p o ts/
ig . country atmo-. canjusol firoplaco:--------- r'rolrig. S4g5+dop. call 208-733-5097. • • FALLS. Quiot 2
n. 2 bath deluxe rgy etiicioni opt. 5/mo.-Elovator, underground park- newer buikJing,734-2SS6. . :
ALLS. Taking ap- n s for a secure 2 bath opt. S399/mo op . i:ocd»o'd’iiijar - = = ^ )wn, c red it chock . 3 : ^ a j o w a C n » _______
luplex, cul-de-sac.-ocation . G a ra g e ;..............kC.DW.-WD hook--------w n c a ro , 5560 *■U Tom 737-3924J
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twin Falls, Idaho C7
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:;Tuesdfly.Jan.l6 . 20(
I THE'ACl; -.“H e w h o w a n ts a r ' i s p e c t th e th o m .”1; — P a
“I went'wilh the ;; tu ined a stubborn n percentage tables s 3:winning one of two fii .im onds offers o
chance.”; , .“Right on." agreec ■; I've never seen a bid(
-------- rtncluded in u percent/. W est led th ree : hearts, und South ha . a ruff of his queen. /
.. . < the queen,- k ing ' i trumps, declarer los
i ^finesse to W est's q-------- ^West-exited wilh alo<
: took E ast's Jack anc club lo dummy’s ace. amond finesse follow
----------^bad-new sT-H rs-"?chance was a big lo;
V Percentage tableiHowever, given Wes double, South had litt expect E ast to hold
, —.’honor. And-with boi honors offside, an t throw-in play is the be
However, South m . fuI.Sinceaclubruffjs
elimination, South mu. ! partial strip, hoping W i two trumps........... ; " '/ \ f le r winning his h
South cashes the que ' of trumps, followed by
I . king of clubs. Next, he ' in dummy, eliminatin I Now i t 's tim e for a t
nesse. It loses as cx| I what can West do? I
hearts or clubs, dumm while Soulh discards a West leads •a diamon
I : Soulh a free finesse I ; winner.
TWIN FALLSLaroo. cloan. 3 bann.. 2 balh, noor CSI.
---------- CafagerappiSfLoaso roq.S67S*t!ep..733-0 W9or 430-8g35.B .
WENOELL. 2 Ddrm. apis, (orront. Equal Housing
' Opportunity’, Low ronial fai03r'CairS36-6244.»
. i 605 I , | R 0 O M S _ F O R n E f^
. JEROME Holiday Motoi........... SlOO&upwkiy. 40tW .
•. Main,'Call 324-2361 ------ — tWIN FALLS S85^/kS325^
mo. Special. Microwavo,- rolng.autils.incl./35-}Sd9
• T WI N F A L L S r o o m s ,' S80/wooh. microwavo.
refrig, Utilitlos pt>. Cablo TV, no pots.1201 KimbOf- lyRd..orcoll735-0232.B
--------- TWIN-FALLS-CaprlMolOir1341 KimeorlyRd.SlOO/-
, wk, S3S5/mo, 733-6452-
• S100/wk.&S360/momh, 248 2nd Avo W, 733-5630i 606 I
. 1 M O BILE'H O M ES
FILER'Extia nicc. cloan 2 bdrm.l4' wido w/ carport and shod, S3S0 mo. No pels, ror Call 326-5887,
TWIN FALLS. 2 bQdroom I mobllo h om e . 5365 -f S385 deposit. Call 208- 736-4623 or 420-4728.B
607^ nO FF IC E &
—nETaiC%FACE~(' ~
• • • • • • • •Blue Lakos, Profossional Contor, oxocutivo ollico i spaco, 3 privato oliicos. rocoplion aroa, private :
bath, storago room.595 sq ft.
Cali42o.0707.734-3880 l-208-436-pt70 ,
• • • • • • • •
* * TWINFALLS Bluo Lakos, Falls, Addison,
Downtown. Pololmo....... Locust; Fllor • •200 up to 6000 *q. ft. i
— -------- -SSOO-up-to-SSSOO— -». * JEROME * *
_____ Uocoln..Main..lsUvo_W_ .750 up to 6000 8Q, ft.
S450 up to S5200 RETAIL & OFFICE Spaco Shops (overhead doors) Nood a spaco lo loaso?
, • • Wo will find II tor youF TIDWELL JENKS
i------------ Rroporiy^M anagement-------S 733-5203Of420-37l1 - JEROME. Lg. now ollico
bohind McDonald's on S. Lincoln, SlOOO/mo, Incl. nil ullls, 324-5677. Larry,
^iuPERT Rotall or olfico spaco on Rupon Stiuaro. Ca!l 206-436-9805 ovo-
; nings or loavo mossago ^ ‘ t^ lN FALLS I . 621 North ColtoQO. I
4'olfic(>s. conforonco, I — J-pantry; targor0Cep!i0f>‘5“ '5
; workroom. Approx, 1430 g !• sq. It. Askingsieoo/mo.
-,-------^rCflll Bonnla g77-2SB<e30.~ ”r~77WIRTALL57---- !
' ; C h o l^ .o » lc o ep<>cet.--------« Fllor Avo. Easy accoss,' : ' Artipio parking, Ullls.pald i ; 737«3024or420-335B.B *
' f . ■■■ - ■
:e so n b b id (a rose m usf re-
PcrstQn proverb
he odd.5 ,” main- WESTrn S o u lh . '’T he 4 7 2s show that my V A K 80 finesse-s in dia- ♦ K Q.5 a 75 p e rc e n t + Q 8 7 ;
•eed North. “Butbidding diugrom_______ 'entagirtablg:** ;•ee ro u n d s of happily dodged
n. Afler cashing VulnerabI g . a n d - o c e - o f— D ealer N( lost a diamond
s queen. When Thebiddii liow club,-Soulh— — ; and re lu m e d a . ce. A second di- 2 a 1lowed, bringing a ^ ____ j' " 7 5 - ^ c n t ’'; loser, and the*7*' . .. Opemnglebles do not lie.West’s takeout piQlittle reason to
old a diam ond- both diam ond som hW d in elim ination ! best hope.1 m ust be care- (Tis vital/or the m uslperform a ^3 West has only j
is heart queen, ^queen and accby the ace and .h c n iirsa c lu b ANSWER.
Iting th a t suit. ' ““ Pa diamond ti- South rf hecxpected. but P '“y “ *P,‘D? If h e leads sw e ra y 's l ■nmy ruffs hights a diamond: if___________iondThe givesie fo rh is lO lh E 'iS S 'T S
4UmprdfeipjTi*(it»0
an. TWIN FALLS - 1430 FilorISI. E, t250sq . l l . , 1440 Filoroq. e 7 - i7 0 0 .- sq - lt-C a ll (orI or aopt 734*5380. ■_ _ TW NFALLSIIS. Office L eases Availablemg O n B lue L akes Blvd. N.liat 600 sq.ft. olfico
On Klmtwrly Hd. Vanous^ s izes from 390 s q .li .a up. ,
utilities incli;dodT O llic o /s h o p on F lo ra l ,■J E as tland & Kimberiy Rd. 'It Call 5iov0 for m oro InfoV. Hallow’s Property____
^ ------- 73lMa34-^^--------- -/O, TWIN FALLS, Just-A-Moro W Inn. 2 soparato oflicos on
Ihe main floor with uso ol o ' conlorenco room. S650 or )(o SSSO, Call Keni or Cmdy
C ollins a l 733 -5 3 3 6 or I 734-6104.
' i 608 ^ I I COMMERCIAL
~ I RENTALS :
■ J e h ' o m e In to r s ia to ol*SH lico/w arohouso com plex' . “ - i s now leasing,- P ficos
slanm g a t S512/mo. Call 539-4048 or 324-2241
, 7WiN"FALLS------------------Small houso at 19S2 Ad- \
*2 dison Avo. E. Ideal for of- i tico or rotall. Parking In
10 roar. S600/mo, Call Noil- a t 734.1329 or 734-6S00, -
“ TWIN FALLS 2000 sq. II,ollico spaco available on I
J. Addison Avo. .65c /sq (t, I I ' All or part availablo.' Calls • 734-5885 or 733-64751 |I TWIN FALLS Professional I
o lfico s p a c o fo M o aso . ■T ,55c sq ,'fl. plus u t iF i^ . ^tl 3 5 0 0 sq , fl. a v a ila b le , ‘■ 734-5633/736-7302 * i• TWIN FALLS .---------------- E11 S hop /W aretiou to / Office
6000 sq .f t . , olfico. shop,warohouso, Easiland Or.
5 000 s q .f t . , w arohouso .Easiland Or, 7
390 s q . l t . • 5340 sq .f t . ,- - o l f i c o - w a f e h o u s o . - • ,
Kimberly Rd1920 s q .f t . . oflico .shop .
* warohouso, Floral Avo. .For moro Inlo on ihoso & others call Slovo Hallows c
I, Hallow s Property - M anagem ent
................... 734-4334 ;;TWIN FA LLS. F o r Rent: I
— commarciai'o itico;rdi& ii- “ sp a ce , corner .locations,. 7
- - I o , -w in d b w 3 r a p p r o x r - 2 ,1 0 0 sq ,lt ..h o a l& w a te r ' pd ., a lso h a s olf s tro o t ' !
' parking, avail, now . Lo- : I ca ted a t 338 3rd St, E,.
■ Twin Falls. Call 733-4747, I TWIN FALLS, OlfiCO - J
■ spaces s toning a l S300
TWIN FALLS. Retail |s p aces availablo lor ,
leaso. 22J 2 sq. ft and _2022 sq. ft, at 870 Bluo C.
Lakos Blvd N. II Inlorestod ^ploase contaci Connie or t
Lofoy A tw o ^ e1-BOO-269-6348,B E
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WAREHOUSE RENTAL -
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„ 1 2 0 .0 0 0 jiq _ lt..d ry fo o d ------g rad s ilorBge'avalloblo.~ 'HZ 9 truck doors, 6 rail spots. 1
—100-ltrtruck-acoloffrColl— ll 208-834-8404asklorJ!m V or Qarl lor moro Inlo. v.
A * * * * * * * * * * - * * * O'
rWin Fatlsrldaho Tuesday,-Ja
,2001 .
r January 10,-2001 '
>GE* Bobby Wolff I• NORTH • MS-A' •
A A K 9 6 V J 10 5♦ J IO 9 8 4- A 5
EAST A 5 4 3
[ 8 2 .V 7 6 3 IJ.5 ♦ .6 4 27 3 •Ip J 6 4 2
SOUTHA Q-J 10 8 - '
♦ A 7 3. A K 1 0 9
ab le: B o th .: N o r t h " — ^ -----------------
Iding:
E ast South West i• P a s s ' • 1 A .......D b l. ' ■ I
P a s s 3 ♦ • P a s s I— P a w — 4 A ------ All p a s s ------1tg . . . -
j'le'a'drHeart Kii'g ' '
IDWITH THE ACES Cl;l«-B-
ord iy -------------^ —A 7 2 cV A K 8 2♦ K Q 5♦ Q fl 7 3 . _i
North '"i l A3 A I
s i;R: F o u r s p a d e s . N o r t h ’s . [ o n in v i ta t io n a l b id a s k in g ' h e h a s a s u i ta b le h a n d to g ; s p a d e g a m e . S o u t h a n * 7 is b y r a i s in g to g a m e . c
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qiinli»i« lo Tbr A«-i.'i’0. Uo< OIHI, — X ;VW. «Kk»n« a No 10 mU SJ
• Ataoi.fniirfK«nin!S)Bd»c»1r.lne S
S------ r— --------- ' S l
;; r e m e m b e r ' }ir Thatbinhdflfadyiauplaeod-----
somo limo ago in 77w TifTws* i /Vowtf? Now is tho limo lo _
I como pick up your pictures. Tfl I. SlopbythdCuslomor , E
Son/ico Dopt todayl ^
’■ i ^ I 1I. jF A B M S F O R ^ R E N n g
BUHL • 70 a c res of larm 4 land. Gatod pipo. SW of ,77. Buhl. Call 543-4049, B VA
- K A S O T A - A H E A ~ ---------5 -B 100 ao. lann land under A ■„ 1 & B wator. Call 678-7974 —
I PA U t..1200 w T H w y 25.[ llO acrosgravitylnigatod. b^ Call 801-731-4769.B t
J r o o m m m e I wan^ " J
TWIN FALLS ■ Roommalo n! wantod,-S250-mo.-utilitlos- “ t paid. Call 733-0973, '
TW IN F A L L S . F o m a lo ' w« room m alo. privato balti,laundry lacllities. cab lo . 7S300*dep, Call 734.1230. i
Low ren i. S ha re 4 bdrm. homo. Call 324-5285 or 324-3209.______________
ra,| | ^ | Ajtriculiurc
i 7 0 i I w i1 LIVESTOCK I 16
•BUFFALO COWS (5) bredS2000oa or trade. Call WHi775-752-3344 ask lorBilW eni BULLS Roglsiorod Angus,2 & 3 yrs old, G row th 's WH! calving oaso. Bulls aro in 28( good llo sh . $1500 Call 678-2442 or 679-2371 -• ^
CATTLE Blaclcroglsiorod I b'ulls. Simmontm, I0m os..
■■■Cair829-5883 ■ ! _• CATTLE. Bool cows. BAR
Start calving 2/10, 1 xCall 733-3642, ■ goc
CATTt.E - purebrod RedA n g u s cows lo calvo in g RAspnng. Call 543-5302. ■ hor
CATTLE HOLSTEIN Shortb r o d . 200 h o n d . B u ll or Slumod in July 1.438-5234 h a y
.CAT.TLE..10 p u rob fod .8.. _lV Prog. Angus cows. 7 com- • Exc
- ing 3 y r. o ld s , 3 o ld o r. HAY start .calving ond ol Fob. 5 and Reg, Angus bulls. 2 com- hay ing 2 yr. olds. 3 coming 1yr. olds. Call934-8996.« g * '
CATTLE. 36 hoad young ball -rmiKod-breed-bfed-covrs;— S80
calvo In Fob. & March. (2) 431 Rod Angus young bulls, h a y " Ploaso coll 208-678-1184. smn
C A T T L E . R o g . B la c k ^ to i A ngus.30 bu lls .'15-2yr. Call b u l l s . E P D 's o n a l l animals. Jim O 326-4729 bain B u d 0 3 2 6 - 4 1 5 9 kqIa Mlllor/Mon-Roposa.a
E-MAIL your classiliod ad smat o u s a t____ _ Call
tw InadO m lcron .net m a v T-----HEREFOHD,-P0Iied;--------- BaTo
yoarllng hoilors lor sale. doltv _____C n l l6 5 5 ^ 3 g 1 J i ......... ..blo.i
1 4 .2 h h . W on s ta r te d ! HIgf “ luno097 (Jflv087 llJm p8r ~Appr
Vory friundly. Lovos to 650 1 work. S600. A lso assort, b a rl cd sa d d le s . 324-9486. ■ S37>
H O R S E .4 y r .A Q H A ►
C ig. Broke & gsnlle. prospect S43-919C
H O HSE ira i le r , stra igh t - load,-^good floor, w in te r
d rs ,, extra wide/tall os- capodrs,, tack area, lights Insldo/out. hayrack. Good
k- solkJ Mr. S2200.324-8680 - . / 6pm.BH ORSES 7 yr. old PInio
m a ro . L ook ing lo r a n exp'd rider. SlSOO/offor. ^ 2V4 y r.o ld c o lt. H a l te r " broke &gentIo:S600. Call 934-8913 J
PIGS. HUMANLY RAISED. ^ - n o hormonoB or antlblof- '
Ic s , ro ad y for b u lc h o r now.S150 oach. Call 733- 5062 or 423-5555.
WANTEDTO BUYOayoW ” e a lv o s Irom d a ir ie s In _ J
“ , fiAagic vailoy. CoirBoB" _ 208-678-4575 H.
WE PAY CASH ; lor ontique wostom bits. ^
VJCKER’S ' h ] • WESTERN’S STORE •- 733r7096 ' -C
i .1 I FARMmANCH fi I s U P P U E a E Q lW _
BEET STOCK Snako 0R iversugarissocro s... ,q
For roni or salo. Call 2532-1268or431-0555 b
C A L F H U T C H H 6 A 0O A T E S , a p p ro x . 100 'zw/botllo holders, 50 molal _ £
. call grain bins. Moka offor. MfPleaso call 208-423-5775. h
CALF HUTCHES, (4) com- Pplolo w/metal hoad gates 2& grain.bins, Nood some ^/opai;.S>25oa,423-5775. ^
FEED W AG O N .suprem e = =r O O T M R w /D ig is ia r SJisca lo s . U sed vory lililo. „Exc cond . 531-5104 or _431*5104.' i g
SPRA- C oups’ 91, Foam I Tm arko r,C om pu to r ra lo | B c o n to llo r. E xcel cond .208-662-327B.B ^
790. tandotii axle sp°rMd^ I or. S3900 .00 . 10’ Loon * d o js r blade, S1500.Ro- Rebuilt 10 hp air com pres- L
_Bor.w/BO.gallon horizontal %) tank.S1700,423-577S.B - 2
SPUD/STRAW WHIPPER ^ Aco. 4 row. 4 roar liros. I S1600,(2)likonewLogan L tiros w/whoels. S325, Call 352-115Bboforo8pm. ■
ST E E L FLATBED tor ^ Ca to n tr u c k , SIO O O,0 0 . SE? Please call 208-&43-2678, '
-TARP-SALErHD.-ISXSO’r “ SW January only. SIOO oach. let Save 30%, Call 423-5212. ' wa
B lade & box sc rapper,Good cond. S3200, Call S2i423-6709 ask for TJ ' sT T
TRACTORS IHC-186 Hy- , S 7dro . SIO.OOO. V ersltlle s i l.9 0 3 0 . S 3 0 .0 0 0 . B o th tttt-w/looder&balllorks. 'v * 423-5099 or 731-5099
VALLEY S q u eez . CHUTE. | i :_usod-VBfv.liiilo.Exc-cond_ .=3=
S1500. 2-700 gal watortubs SIOO. oach. 438-8730 ■ r
WANTMMaxoroquMilont *brand, oil lorrain vehicle. G R /
libar glass body with 3 ishiballoon liros on each sido 10.
to go on land or water, e r f i CBII324-5858.B
WANTED to b u y . o lde r wv small hay balor. MasseyF o r g u s o n 1 2 4 . J o h n “ f 3
_Do_ero 14T, 2 14_T. 2 24______T. w an ted bldor gr'ounddrive or PTO hay rako. -------w anted oldor John Oeorohay mower. 324-5858.B I
L j R H I G ? n O N _ ^ ‘=3 .“
WHEEL LINES S.llm ilo £ v 'Wheol lines. Good cond, ^52500 oa. 352-115B« 3 „
WHEEL LINES Consider syslraplacing whaol Unas AMIirom wind damogo wllh sorv(2) 1280ft A 4M ® S2500, wilhoa. (1) 1280 It, A&M w/5* VIevW ado pipo. O S3000. (1) Twi1 6 0 0 f t , W a d o p ip o '. 1/16
-OS3400r324-93Sm^^--------^ tWHfcbL LINES, (3) li ml. i e i Te n d movo. Good co n d .' S25( S2760oach,208-989.5833
iiiHEEi;'LINES-(61 3200. ^2800. wado .mover’s. Call «
LAP^7 0 8 " ' 'f l
HAY. GRAIN J S E — ------- FE E D --------------- NOTE
jARLEYHAYForiaio— ^6.C1 Ton balos. Tosis very ’“ ^0good. Dohvory availablo. CD r
Call 431<3278M A SS HAV MIX. Is l for I horsos. 3rd & 4ih culling.
IAY 80T 1st culling, o a t ' cord l y p o ._ 3 5 T - 2 n d .c u l t l n g - .g g Exc. quality. 483-6B36B ,IAY lor salo 50 tons 3rd c and 4th crop 75* audillv hay. 678-2015 4iA V .A Ila lfo 1 Z 5 T 3 ra . I f U H somo 2nd; good le8t.small b a lo s , buy all 585 and BED. 6607-Vlc<Of-^rown-655’ I' tresff 4311.2800 E 2700 N.TF cash A Y -A lfalfa.,2nd cullino, BRAS small balos, oxc. quality, nice \ 4 ton minimum, S85 a ton. shool Call 886-2095 or 731-0103 m au\ A Y -A lla lfa . 100T. IT _ 2 2 !Z Dales, 1st. S80.12TOI h i BUNK &q'os. 3rd. S85. ge&-2652» doo r A Y -A p p ro x . 200 ton . small balos. WO por ton, CHAIR ^aftom oona326 -4247» -H and ' AY-FeodorquoUtyround sa ro srsis -po r-ba io .'cbh ' Voiiov iolhror. 270 balos availa- COFFE )lo ,C a ll934 -8520 .«— ^ ± w /2 gl fcV Covorod, 3rd cuHln'o: 44- s t ■ligh to st. Sm all b a le s , 'D TflEr^pprox725 I T STRAW------- tablo,50 small bales ot cloan loaf. < >arley s iro w . S l /b a lo . chalra i37-6671 or 731-1187 $500,
HAY dairy & feeder, o e t Kil hay & straw, large balos. b Call 731-3471 days. P
734-3589 av0s,H {Ja HAYRETBIEVINO,' S
Always a good dssl. T.S.C hayrelr1oving.'Con MII a t420H )l33or280-0S39. ta • HAY, 160 T .ol good quality A any quantity
foodor hay. 2nd, 3rt, 4th _ f l ctmmg. 733-M 93JI.
HAY. 50 T. prlmo 3rd. 2 string . 110# balos. Will sell sm, amis. 324-5Q82B
HAV. bright groon loaly. 3 string bam stored 3rd cut- t
• ling, 22.7p, 28.3f.'a lso: =n t2nd 19,27p. 30,41, ™ Call324-7148,«
HAY- 3rd & 4th, no rain , 9 am . ba les . S85 por ton . J
-C o ll-3 2 » 4 S 1 fr iv s r« — ------ ®HAY* H orss hay mixture sr=:
alfolta 4 grass, 52.50 bale * 5 or $7S/Ton. Approx, 3,000 balos. Call 537-6886,■
HAY. 2nd & 3rd. 50 ton oa. Pk Sm balos. Exc. quality &
• cond. Covorod. 543-6p6S._ HAY. 4th 4 ,5 th c u ttin g . ' t ■ bam stored or larped, lo s t------ 0
from 200-240 RFV. S120 -n s : dofiverod. Call 324-7148J i
on approx. 750 ton good nl.qualifyallallahfly. I s la n d . . 2nd . small bales, ll h asb e e n bxposod to posll- Mcide and lunglcido spray. ■Is boughi and fod al your ■ a own risk. Call 886-7570.B
MFS GRAIN Storage and ^handling systoms. Burfoy B L /purchase specials. Ordor ST<now lor groatost savings. 43Contact Double Diamond attcConsi. 208-438-4288 - g g j
5TRAW- 300 4x8 bales of barley straw. Paul area.Day 1-B00-574.1244,Davo f l -
g------m------1 l?iI AN TIQ U ES & I - 2 = | _ C O L L E C T i a L ^
y BEANIE BABIES. Pre- 2 0 0 0 . m ost SS or le s s . ' " , P|casecall206-676-1D06.
I 802 I ^I APPUANCES I I ti
EFRIG ERA TO R - light A ? ^ bolge,.w/fcomi,-<or.-S300.- - S u p Call 736-200^ oxtnEFRIGERATOR. Brand COM now . A m ana, s ide -by - S35 S ldervvhil0726:4^ljiffir " S 2 5 leo 4 w ator d isp e n se r. S20. walerfiltorS700,734-5310 & sti EFRIGERATOR/Freezer.Almond. 21 cu. Gibson.5200. Call 734-7056, twi
> 7 5 . O V EN r a n g e !5100. Call 208-324-6705. A SH E R /D R Y E R s e t . \ < o n m o re e x c . c o n d . i >250. S in g le w a sh o r .>125. Warranty. 736-4805 *
8 0 4 1 TIMEBUILDING MATERIALS D
RANITE SH EETS, pol-shod. 6» It.X914 fJ.X r, o n O.S5000, Call 867-1919. ' 2 0 •EELBLDQ. Factory- jlleldiscoumod buildings- - ^ = www.rofloncysloei.com
1.800-292-0111 T&G RR FLOORING.- 20008qf1,-s i000, • •
Call 432-6820.
~ 8 0 9 I ■ ■ CO M PU TER S
IMPUTER - Panasonic P 3280 coplor. elociron-; print boand, Panasonic 'A . n iX-B350. HP 4 sl prinlor. «P Voctra VL 5/75 series & I , m icrochips com puter,rsioms, croativo 36 Xmx BotMD-K6 3 0 0 . H P n e ts BesiC)n/6r 5/66 LC Ponlium 11 Ciilh back up. Taking bids. 7low. al 115 3rd Avenue, 67iw in F a lls 9 am -2pm , In su re'16 and 1/17. Call 734-. ______^crform to . ^li. w/prinlor 4 manuol. ./>?50/oller. Call 733-9615, ^ PTOP PonUum
withW indov,s98. A ir Q lS2S0. 735-1028B ’ f 'n ’’
PTO P, iniornel roody, ilh pow or cord & mo- m . $225, Call 736-4495.TEBOOK,computor 1 3 3 '' ^HZ penllum processor. B li.o MB rom. 1,29 G6 C lird d riv o .'12‘ m onllor, -, —J rom. SIOOO, 324-1356, . f
m S P o o o - I
E\W O D Cut/sptil hard- 734lu iT S S o /P cnoau rsp ti' " "td, YouPU.324-7697,M - SEASONED WOOD '1/3. t/2 4 full cords. S
Catl324-5331.B= s = ^ = COUH
8 1 1 BusinoURNITURE 4 CARPET consi
^ Spo<>. doublo, good m at- c le y j r
Jh only. Coll 733^193.XSS DAY BED, vory ------— "ov.ood.«/rm ltro5S.2^ CO)ol sots. S12S. SOFA, C A I e lUvo. axe. cond. S75,II 733« )72 or 539-6821 lo, IK BEDS Brand new. Compi orpine. PaidS600ask- ' Prinloi S275/offer. 737-0591 W o S
ilR loathor brand now. OFFIC rtdcralied King size log - - -Visit • j-b rond now. Coll Trl lo cate iley 'sC FBl736^102tJi .. .......... ■FEE TABLE, oval, oak H E A I: g lass shotvo«:-2B!X- ^ C O N I St2S/olfor .734-5263
io . 4 8 “ round, w/24*', 4 awh/ol upholstered H oallno Irsw/rollers. Ukanow. Common 0,734:325gu73t.32S9
KINO SIZE MATTRESS, Q Bhbrand now shape! $300. nevPloase call 208-731.4691. wat
L A M PS , u n iq u e , ru s tle ISoulhwestom slyle. Iron wh« ftoOf lamps. $20.324-8650
M ISC -C ustom mad* end ^ tables. $350 .9 yrd cream.s l l k lB b r le , $ 5 0 . G old Hframed mirror, $76. Mirror J tc lo ^ , r s . 7 3 ^ 5 ^ • •
SEtfCTCONSIONlllENrefor January 27th, ___ >
Household Auction.Filer Fairgrounds.
734-4587 SuppAll A m srican Auction h m
PfANO.Poart Rhrer, $2,000 cosh only. Call 733-4193.
•rOP I ^ ^ E ^ S ET
734-8881 ■
piece. Lazy Boy, rocllnor on bo th e n d s w/hldo*a.
-b e d rg re a t -c o n d r$ 7 0 0 r MISC. Ploaso call 208-63^6615, drye
SPRING AIR MATTRfiSS box springs fo ra queon* size bed. Good cond.,
-dearrrS lS O .- 436-3808-
— s lio headboard ------m on res8 ,d ro « o r4 2
nlghtstands. $150/offof. J *— CatlS36-5230..------ REFB
f I - almor 812 J e t«I H EA-nN Q & Hhp.IAIRC O ND ITIO N IN Q R g ^
ERw-- .slldin
IL A Z E K IN G E A R T H 679-2STOVE. Uko new. S450, — = r4 3 1 -9 5 7 3 o r 438 -7035 Rla fte rS p ,m . Thatbi
Moore’s Inc. Hanson -»23-S533 •
r i i i ^g _
i r u M P grinder. R ayco w/cabDeulz. d tesel. pow ered. _woodi>65hrs. D oes me big job, b l « . !515.995.733-5471.B tapop= = = ^ = ^ n USED I
816 Verm eB C E R C jS y O lilP M ^ D itch
^ A D M I L L w /c o m b o splftte volght b e n ch . Proform Rente a s o , 736-5085 msg, .
~ 8 1 7 I ^ [ I I S C F O R S A ^ d -------
^ E S S sp ra y e r. Binks Super B.t « xc. cond. S950 5 S 5 5 ixtras avall. 678-3654 /jp .,®
2S :M lc row av e stand ,20. E lectronic keyboard ■ stand. SIOO. 736-5085, IflAILyourciosslliedad piease
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F A X M
YOUR S- _ B U C K
MES CLASSIFIED BOSTO DEPARTMENT rnaiss
2 0 8 -7 3 4 -5 5 3 8
2 0 8 -6 7 7 -4 5 4 3 ' “. f f S (BURLEY)
BUSINO fl;
•COUS-TI-CAL £ A £ 8. DRYWALLS o b 's S « s f Drywall RoHrodSI Cuolity - Best Rotes Conira< Custom Toxlures
731-0788 (TF) • .678-0991 (Burloy) ----------- ij r e d - Free E stim ates 1 '
AIR DUCT CLEANING ','iSSjS
ModlctiQuality Serv ices Cortiiioc
r D u c t s • F u r n a c e s llodSc ‘yor'V onis •Chimneys 'Goriair i s u l a t l o n R e m o v a l Cardiac: J-6788 »80<W 27.9t81
B U SINESS ' n“ S E H V l C i S
TWIN FA L I^ .PLAN ROOM
isiobidlorQ oriorals, j-contractora & Suppli- . 1 ^ 5 'rs.‘ Blu0prlntC0pi08;..........r34-PLANf752B>. ■
C L E A N IN G ^.s e r v i c e
UNTRY CLEANERS HInossos. rosldontiol. 4- n r i M C jnslruction clean up,
a ? F “ o^“ K l e s - ’ h e n dBondo<MWnauredr-— ______ C aJOromo 324-3209 ' Common: ___________________ All Jobs
JOM PUTER 732S LES/SERVICE -h o m e
mors. Fox Mochinos.0 Sell &SonHco All R C E ID .7 3 M 6 6 8 ■ Ito u r tv ta lls to re - -ite ^ b y o m e s M a ^ ~ L | M <
A-nNG & AIR iNDm ON ING- ^ - - u i
Hourly.ciWTOOTH SHEET— - p a c k a g e
METAL / V allo^ Ing/AC RoWgerailon 53B-U dorclal and resldenllal Owned by (208)733-8548 ------------Cin
le N E R A T O R S ^ r a n d C eetnew.4-0*V IL B I8S ,'5000 $ 4 5 1w atts. 2 -C ol«m «i Pow - E S f f• r M a ts f , U tra 2900 on J J J f - v rheal8;9.C ol»m tnPow ^•rU « tes.5 0 0 0 E R .P iic« d ^ to so il . C a ll (o r p r ic e s .. 7X »-1008o r73 id4S S .B
H A VEYOUW dM A ‘• * 2 ,JUOQMEMT7DWyou f J ?
collect tt? W e spedalU eIn the enforcement ol J S I 2
judgm ents W e ean help LAB pyou. Can 324^)216. C lian
- D IA B EnC S . S 'S ', u p p lle s m a ile d to you rlom e a t no cost. We bill LABS, W odlcara/aecond Insura.y » . Call 1-600-7W-7704. «
|>B <Q T T U B , $ 2 0 0 0 /o lf e r . » EASY STRIDE treadmill. 5f5CPoffor:^08^33=<5fii3!* “ T ? " I t c h e n / c a i h r e g l s u r
lSC.-f=0f-M len»B 8h e r « ' - b t b s j Iryer, both $500. Q ueen ilze bed^m attress^se t of ^ um llure.$600.D lnlng ta^ lie w /6 c h 'a J ra , $ 4 0 0 . PE»«BI > leasacall208 -735«89 . .o!*. UNTlNGS-VartetyofS-D Bafl08._M anyjo .choose. - lo m A ■om. Call Tri V allo /aC F 1735. 1021. ■ PEMBfiF R lQ .'21 .6cu ft A m ana-------ShSImond. $325. Diamond n u iu e t ah a llo w w ell pum p, nu(.< ihp ., $200. 735*8575. LFRIGERATED COOL- *3! :Rw/8horvoa.4‘ wkjedbI. Ci Ilding doors: $850. Call POODL
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stbirtttdayadyouplacedsom e time ago in The S C O nTmes-NewS? Now Is ihe a n d mn e to com e pick up your W h e tpictures. S top by W $400-):u stom er Servtea Dopt sH lH T;
onsite:W tN Q M A C H I N E 733*96'caWnot.- $05. Rocker. SH iTTfDodon $75. KHchen ta-. w orm ile, $ 4 5 . S ie re o .C D & $ w ( poplayer.S45.734-8885 ED EQUIP. FOR SALEr m e e r w o o d c h ip p e r . P re fe ritc h W itch tr e n c h o r , Kind 01
3nterCenter.-734-4350.- N ITY, 1 9 2 0 ’8, $ 1 0 0 . DUDi Base call 208*735*9991. p a tw S
U S lC A L l re T O U I lJ= = I ^ = S S36-6( iNO R o la n d E le c tric>-1300E.w/bench. Uke dw. $995.734-8885 | s T E R iN O rY a m a h a r B a b y -a n d . m odel G H I, like VCR • Pw, m ust s e e . cost ovor Uke ne2 ,0 0 0 . N ow $ 7 ,0 0 0 . 732-041la se call 208-734-7404,. ^
820 I ItO O L | E j r e & s u p p u ^
S T R A L IA N S H E P - ^L athes RD puppies, purebred. 4 up. I; II208-734-8601JI N e w 4 i .CK IJVBS, AKC pup.» s , p a r e n t s g r e e t . .Iters. $ 200 .3244945J1 iTON T E RRIE RS ■ 5 l e s , 1 fe m a le . $ 250 ady 1/24. B37-4668.B U SH BULL DOO a lflies. 1 fawn mote, pick TV’s , ste h e linor, 1 red fomalo. screoni wks. o ld .934 -9361« - Rc
f f E S S & S T m m u a m tua 733-093t n t 2. or 677-4042 for moi
A R P E N T R Y , ^ H O M E... _ E T a . . . .
red licensed G eneral • •
= « ' jSH O M E ^ — I S
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0 H om e H eatth end iplce. Inc. p rov ides: dlcoro and Medicaid nii Iflod, JCAHO Accrod*J Son/too8. Gonorai, .rialric, Pediatric and _____^liac Nursing: Pro/Post- P A I Iporatlve Thorapy. / v /Post-Natal N ursing ,. 'R ^nPalnt 'odlalrlc Services. / J f le a d y w ulrittenol T h i r a f t ^ complolo * o r8 Q n a l^ /e . iVv restorai
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! i u S i ; p h 3 M r . —opy. Speech Therapy. r A i r
R i M te. N. In Tw in Falls ' . t*..., rBranche a irrOuh lr
m ore Inform ation, II1.800-54<M061.
, H O M E - p A i NISTHUCTION WALU
lo to U iro o s Small '" " 5 " * lerior a Exterior .
JIE R E PA IR S — PAINHEL-S HOME CARE WALUodela, diywoIl..tllo.ling & carpentry. 20 LUPHER Pxp. Free u llm a to s . Palming, Re1 Bruce 733*7543 . . . turing
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U M 6 - 4 U -----------ly,dally& S|>eclal PROFEag ee rJa ck p o trS u rt- -R O O R N Q loy. Coll for rales. 733-7?21 IB-UM 0(6468) Commorci( by L arn , Kont, and Buildup ro<
.Cindy C o l l i n s . : ^ ^ .la a k a w p t
>eloitlelt(2) e w k o U . VIS eec h .C a6 734-3608. I -EE • 10 weeM ok) male * lloiy L ab /Q o ld en Re-
B P u p p i e s b l a c k & G JTnrEr Bow.purebred,dociaws, i l s h o t s , o w n b o th» « ..< M a » .5 3 2 w |2 3 9 .I pupi»tes. txack. AKC 40 . '4 ,am plon lin e s . S ho ts , a^ cw claw s a n d w orm ed. t.TTT;p .h p W sp u p s . Ready WAWTEE '12. C a U ^ 20Sa
C a l ^
i a » . 42 3^ 411 J W A N ra
S to tt, dew clavw j '
k)0al Fiekl Champkm. w lbuy<ceptional bloodlines. WWU
Fem ales $350. c<aggorM 83-0323. N am paB • '______|
ron C ockatoo b a ^ s . g lo b e s ’S each. Can 73d-4500. ^ n w
i, AKC. t f l a n d . r e d i te , ready 1/14. Males im ales.736-6538 after 'n o r-7 3 3 -4 0 7 2 d ay a J- ~ K ln ^ * o
fl>ple9. AKC, curront '1201 In I lo ts 4w o m ie d , exc; tWng, working quality, tstanding pe ts , ready an. 18. rod & white.5350. tricolor $400, *ANTEOCall 8S7-2285.H smith toe DLE - ( 4 ) 6 w k . y Cirable M iniature Pup- ______ ^i w /sho ts . 2 m alos . WANTEDmole. $275. 678-1012. S a te ltlt im e p u p a . 2 sh o ts .°^5-S 46:I w o r m e d . B l a c k . W A N T E Ie a t e n & B r in d lo . S e h n a i>-$600. 352-44661 sonrice. (TZU • AKC. parents WAMTED:
Ite and a re small. Call >eg bend
i-TZU 4 m a le pu p s. -m od & f i r s t s h o t s . WANTEC).Call 3S2-4466M Stnwtu FED: Puppy lor lltllor a s h e r s is d y in g . ________Terably am all, hairy. WANTED:: ol like hers..(M lxM wolder gidie & P om eran ian ). . ditch pum536-2836. m esssae . . j f f iu jr iD ;. o w a BLACK LAB Style 10*jppies.OFA.AKC, SpringeritsonsHe.dowciawod c h a n lc a l1 s t shots. Montano . stool. Mlsidllnes. ready Feb. 3, 6Q W hp tiColl 536-6338 or WANTED- ^ 1 . a sk for S h o n -" ' I Ptoase cal
a E o i R A D i a c o s I
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BRAKE 48* $600. KETCHUM IS starting a t $1300 M cShaneE , Mills $3500 4 up. Antlquos. I 4 used oqulpmonl. books, eni Lauren a t 543-5698 *215 Hill
Jan,17.18.1
iO ^EQ U IPM E O T g
K SUPER BOWLIl I m EOICA USED SALE
itM etO ualo 's WHEELCHitoreo's. VCR's, big JUSTABLlons. 1730 Kimborty BED, S75CRd. 733*4910. Ptoase caP
S E J ^ J £ 1
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B'(l6lHEHEPAiH3 : I K ^ lU n a s o ip to a . .. ^ F r « a * « ^ allRepaiiBtPaucots' > ,.7 ^ 7
■' H o i « i B)ny-734-3322 . P la n a /
MOBILE--------- .ro SERVICE________ 7 3 7 :loiive maintononco ___ i_______/ourvohlc leo l c u A D t3ur location . . oMAHfI como to you. S E R>go. safety chocks, ---------
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W N B N G • . g f f “ '
when you oro 10 '34-4050 1-5lo your pointing 4 ------------------ration noods with T P P P CEyeorsofexporienco J- D ,p c ^ t tc a n Al 735-0584
I N T I N G & , Son/lnoMlnl;
l O D E L I N G Removal*T< ■ , ..................... ing»F lrew
9 & R e m o d e lin g delivered * I=xpoi;cnced-WOfK. -431 .5391--8 lobT ooSm oll-50 Esllm oles ~ ~ ~ 18)934*5343 TR E E TPI N - n N G S
l p a p e r i n g ' ' ■ S l g S S
IW ollpo^oriog. ' " J n i g J f S DoosllmolesI0 (208 )3 2 4 -3 4 7 5 -------------------B) 727-1287 coll. TRIINTING & TRIMIl m p e r i n g ■.
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» » s . r . r — <=■".«9.(208) 3 2 4 -3 4 7 5 '___ :.......... ;})727.1287cell. WEDOl roFIW G.::— BRIDESF E ^ O N A L ' WEODIN( 40 A C O A nN Q S - WoddmgDresi 2 1 o r32« .S 857 Bridosmald^R tia l, residantlal. Vells-Slips-S roofs. Most minor. Sw eetheart B ipalred In 24 h ra .- - 7 3 3 W e - .a
8 2 5 .V A N T E O T O B in V l
M ,beartn i>s^trapsl< / - th.a.Bin8irtrapiLi(^_. w c a l l 6 4 i ; . 8 a & 5 ^
in PU. 6 ' b a t. I Can 4 2 3 ^ 1 I
N t e D . P A L L E f e * i4 8 * will p a y I f e a r . C a H 2 0 8 ^ - 2 7 y II BU - Kop and C an ly machine and sman F ooncasslofl trailer, f 878-0477 o r678 -77^. ITEO 4X 8'Pool tabtf. .-exc . cond. 837 -4(fo s . o rS 39 -071T da> l
ggors, sw oids. f U i ' 078-3114 T
IT E D d i a s s p u f e ~ b o s ( o r g lo b e b ^ e n s e 8 ) .Q a s a o i lK . inslgnsrV iltoxsiflL ,” nk or Stinker Oil q i ^ ;a n s . Will p a y u p l o ' 10 f o r U n i te d 0 ^ k y ^ B ee I in e ..o c R C Id _ ) g a s pum p g lo b A .I S te v e Lynch 87P-l.in .B ur!oy_____J ____TED O ld'Sall a p w .— c o l le c t io n s a n d M cards. Can 4 3 6 « ^ HED t o bUV. B laft. n toob , trip hammefs Can Lauren a t 208-6434679
r t o lo buy; Direct TV }llite S y s te m . C a ll • 5463 o r 734-6852. T E O -A K C M I n l- i n a u z e r f o r s r i i d ce. Call 734-<21ZM tED: Ducic a .Q o o se — lands. Will pay ^ o . I vrill pick up. ^11 SS32. m essage.
u c tu re s ,B * w ^ O ? T one326*5l57or '
326-4563.FED: G en e ra to rs a sr generator s e ls a pum ps. 324-742fc.tD L Q ld-w fiaatiand___10*12' offse t disc,
g o r solid shank me- lic a l l id r ip p e r on
i b : Puppets for m in istry p ro g rs f i. e ca ll2 0 8 ^ 2 6 -4 S C .ED: Vintage Barffleand.cIothlng_195l..------. In te re s ted In es* and cotlectioins. Call 322or733*9688.1
827 1 R A Q E S A L E ^
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i S i IjtC A L S U P P U E ^ .
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loto shorponlngt le a steel sawst* Bracken St S * ^
SERVICfe lEES-R-US 1;Ulni-Cassla 4 m froo Caro *Stuitk}J . Total LandscttK Irew ood s old y -
»d»Freo EstlrtSa 1 - 8 7 ^ 1 8 2 e35»-------
TRIMMINQe Resources. Inc. rtifled Arborlsts ling specialists;.'
«9 or78S.161l]
PREE I IMMING 1’ree Trimming j caro. ShrubbeiV iiish trimming. ae Estim ales i l,7 3 M 5 8 3 "I -
e s i K a i d | ^
D IN Q 8 H 0 P '>re88o«$2S-$40Cr:— : ■ild 'R entprB uy.p8-Shoes-Brasart Ball D ressasi e - .2 1 0 S .M a ln - — -
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^ iPrlnt. c h ro m e , povtY .c o a le d , $ 2 3 ,5 0 0 . 7 " '"0 9 0 7 o r 543-2830 Da -jhbN D A - 2000. Xft4CV .jow tnUos. *4300. Hell ’.A b o o ts , e tc . a v a il. (
■■ ■, A « 7 M W 6 0 leave m»g.
iL^Aspeocade, 1087. load graat «hap«M 200
_____ ____ C a U 7 2 fr3 g 7 a j -*1^1250.1S99.w «jextf
$4300,CaU733.23C , . a h a r S p m J ’
4 wheelers.Can 543-5754
______I CU. Max or.eqiivaW 4)rend.tlltorr«lfivrt»l.
fiber olasa body wtth ?!baltoon tiro# on eac h !
’[o to 00 on land or watt •g : . Can 324-5658J
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----------^ s S ^ T O w S r t S S.^dem 2axlo tr1r.U tlra lH
. r ; l / 0 , Merc Cniisar. $4: ^ b e s to H e r .S 3 6 -2 S 1 2 ,**H H H 0C RA Fr-14 ',15 ! Johnson, trir. Exc. nsh ! |jb o a L C aH 733-7209B: T T H i : § g A § o ? r
Boat & Pontoon SAL :**l:owe8t Prices of the Yt d on our laroe soloctlon
Ready lor dellvoiy.
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■ i • 905 ■ I ^ U N ^ i n ^
- 870 w in^ m a s t e r 12 g a . ahotgu T t i e O . SAVAGE dbl fai 9 re l .1 2 g a .8 h o to u n .n e »
repair. $120.733-2183
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5 f T O 4 * 006wmHes: I H O T T U B S ffO O ln d b lu e ^ ^ S S S = S S Dowder S PA S « POOLS 0 .7 3 1 - ProvlouaV owned Dave. 734^ 1 0 3
Snake River Pool&S{ Helmet! ^ ^
| motorhojib^
^ 7 7 C H E W A s tro A ero tl 1987. 2 Itt.. 39.800 o
^ --------- 'm l.T V /B rA T T P S rS•* ----- “equip. *8,750:734-984;
---------- C laas A. $79,995. (OHft2000 Hurricane SO-. Cli
A. $47,995. (WAM)____ CallOaryisFrMWByR
i l v ^ ------------733-8756 Of—«W cle. 1 -8 0 0 ^ 2 M 3 3 6 Wtth 3 ^c h a id e . 4 ■ 908 rate r. ■ S N O W VEHICLE! * • ^ ^ E Q U I P M R J T
I ARCTIC CAT 5 8 0 E> I '1 9 9 3 , l o n g t r a c k , ll
miles, exc. cond., $211
^ . 2 . 2 0 0 mte.. liko nc $3850. 733-7175 a*k
W SM Brent,aftef6pm734-59! - 7 T - ARCTIC C at 580. W . ii n lhi^S ml., $2500. •92, Arctic C ^ * " 0 Prowler 440. good 8haf
S1SO O .G ooO ngS39^ ARCTIC CAT Powder Sc
’®5. *2500. Y Alf . t j ; ® " • HA P h a z e r I I , '91,101
track. $1400.420-1854 jiy. A R C T IC CA T , •9 4 . 51______ .EXT..EFI^M ountam.OBH ' E x t r a 8 l l$ 1 9 5 0 /o l l«
. Ploaso can 208-423-49C le ll A R C T IC C A T . P S 7(
stock. Exc. cond. w/Bx
1. trailor. $4600.644-9266 ARCTIC CA T S-1994,61
EXT EFI. $ 2 3 5 0 .1 9 9 S jb S b . _ »00 Powcter Extra. $355 ^ O T R FC R $S500. Cl w S ■ 431-1222 Ibave msg. ■
87-C m gar. 86^ u g a r . S plaes trtr. $5000.734-67:
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Ag-W eeklv Internet
P r i v a t e P a r t y O r i d e s E m p l o y m e n t
($2 »ch addiUonal lin
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rE308,“ “ E -iiA ityourciBaeined a tf »Voffer. ' t o u s a tZ ___ _ tw ln a d o m f e f o a n tsd . 70, SOLARIS • -97 RMK 700. :hestar - U tso f extras. 1100 miles. .$ 9 0 0 . $37S0. CaB 630-6467. ■
I= ^ = . track. k)w. m iles, $3,500.
1098 P e la r le 7 0 0 . long track, like new . $4 ,300 . CaII432-634tH
5 , W lA r iS . 1994 .600 XLT, Bd • ■ toi»0»«xtraal$2250.CaB
733-5089. leave m essaoo. ^ S NOW B L O W E R -sn a p .
I— per, e lec tric a ta r i, oxc. shape. Can 423-6208.
^ W B U U > ^ fo r P U .7 R . - t j ; — Mount, near newl $ 1600. Ooria! 208-733-7012.
•--Camopt88t"i'rflck."$500: S L P U L T R A -ll te s k I s ,
iS black w ith 'now red bot- sr. 35',, toms. $220.934-5560 * « « ) ULTRA 1996 W/PSI ax-
hau8t.’SLP sk is . Excel.^ cond. $3800/otfer. Leave
_ j n ^ j y Bryan S 7 8 0 0 6 2 J « V a h a h a , 1999 & 2000 .-------- exc. condlUoa 436-4515
0T431-4417 a sk for Chris.
91 0 " 1____ i T R A V E L ^ L E R s i
COVER, heavy duty wtilto a if lS canvas. Fits 28H. trailer
u*y ; w/alkte o u t 423-4247 i now, LAYTON, W travel trailer, sk fo r 2 8 (1 . S e lf c o n ta in e d . ^ 1. Gran cond SOe-TZB-SSTZ r s : r o y a l INTERNATIONAL j-C a i 29 '. Vtry In txp en tlva . tu n a S e l l c o n ta in e d . U s e d ^ twlco. S o r t. F lbw F bnn .
18' lB /08. O pen for In- r Spe- spectkxi, 9am-7pm. 2356 »**A- Beryl Ave. N ext lo M.V.
D ist Coor’s W arehouse J i
r s a o SUPER SAVINQS i-C a u .2 0 0 0 .H o lld a y .R « m b le r- • lle r . . A lu m a L lte . * 2 5 .9 9 54962. fOwwT)
-2000 G ulf S t re a m S o a - 7 0 0 haw k, 29 II 5 lh W hool.
2*^2 -$24.995 io hiiw j.C aU .Q ary 'aF rsM nyR V ,
1,580 733-6756 Of1907, 1-80042S-5336 35M.: .T E R H T C ,.i99S ^ ioaded^
Call You m usi 800. $10,500.• Call733.7209«
6735
1998 16* en clo se d utility tfBiler, exc. cond. $3000.
T «m eo’0 0 1 8 'F la tb o d c a r hauler. Exc. cond. $1400
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i s t e e r i n g t i r e s . C a l lr o a ' "837-6290 ............. ...........
CHARMAC-96 16 ', split • " entry door. $ 3 6 0 0 . Call ono 679-2210alter6p .m .500. ^ N K £ .2 0 0 0 ,4 8 1 0 2 h a t- priO . bed spread axle 2 s id e 100. boxes, all the goods.
lease twy or taka ov e r' cEx pymt8.C80208-73S-3514 Can . o r208-420 .3846Ji '
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sale, excellent hanger.’®‘- Can734-5054 •
5x^ € ' i o w I:el. I AUTO P A R T S &^ I ^ C M S S O R I K
ool t i r e s : (4) 33x12x.5 Good-
I^ l - A N T ia u ^ i r r o s uto I I C O L U C T tB L E S
U0DGE|_s . n . c . . 7 M LtoT f'ow pain t tiros, b rakes,,d ! $2500/olfor. 543-2678.B72! FO R D F -100.72.po.shortjii; wide bed, VB, AT. goodfg c o n d . , g r e a t r e s t o . 'e t , S2000/olfer. 788-5011 .«m. FORD UUSTANGIn- Califomia sp e d a l '67 .^ $2200yoffor: 878-2772
iji I 1006 II SEMI & HEAVY
- | K e q u if w e m t
Fontnino. 4711 r e a d axle a - air ride, 75% tiros broke.Dl. Winches, stake p ockets . .
Exc. cond. $12,000. Call 'V. {208)487.2043------------
N H -B 6 8 6 5 S k l S t e e r . _ Loader. H ealed c a b . 2 '
-b u ck e ts , now bobcat la n d - - lO. scaping rako. pallet forka.
$13,600.02*9618.0000). ' ^ oquipmont trailor, g o o d i
tiros. $4000.886-2725J
y i f l ___ . i o o r _ ^ [i
X) 5 spd. 60K mto. §now tiros. Exccond. *8000.324-7095
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s ^ . r ; : - C a lr rC H E V Y /8 9 7 tT T « v rc a b . I I- d u a l ly .F l4 5 4 .A T .P S .11. _R B ..A C ..crulB a.controL . _
now Ajtoy wheels & tiros, 7 i[j bodlinbr.-now paint, nlco ill truckl$6500.736-0011Ji
CH EV Y , 1 9 8 9 ,0 3 5 0 0 ', j: crew cab, dually, k a d ed , 7
» 4 S ’5 l «577 Blue Lakes BlvdN.H
• CHEVY. 1992, ex t cab. w/s h e l l , e x c . cond .. C a ll f 734-6803 or 734-8474J ;
D O D G E '84 , h T pickup. U nder 100k mi. S lant 6 c m otor, AT. Runs good .
-*1800.CaU 733-2183.B- OODGE, 1996. OXt cab F ptekiJpfuiy loaded, good
cond. 1^8,367 miles.------- :; BANK REPO: Taking bW»- e ' t h r o u ^ i - I O O l------ -
C on to rt Amy Q .g78«>e9 ,
& tires. Runs good. $2500 i CMC '89 Runs good, now- 1
tires. lumber rack. $2800. •=; (rn ev y '68 dump truck, new ,
m olor S T re ir 'R u n s exc., $2500. M ac'86 cargo box• w /llf lg a te . Good tire s. 1
runs good. $3800. ■Can 886-2725 F<
FO R D .-1994. P150, oxc. 1 -co nd ltlon .-90K m lles ,-6 -
cylinder, 5 spd. CD. tool box. push bar. $6500. Cail !
^ 5 4 3 ^ 1 or 5434372J _! . GMC. Sierra. 1995, Y05K
^mlles. $7BOO/bo8t offer, t 539-2925 or 536-6346.B |*, il UkM only nunuio* 10 ptoeo b;
your daufflM M , . . trw roBuftaitkanbrttonoBf, ‘
4 1009 . I J
CHEVY-79 , rebuilt motor! —now pdlni & rubber. To FCmuch now to list. $3950. 4
- C a ll 934-9273 evo>.-B^—
goo d condition. $25^0? 324^7165 or 539-7165.
C H E V Y '8 6 3 /4 ion HO PCpickup. C lean w/glshell. »S1800/obo. 788-5015 ^
CHEVY '92 1/2 ton V -6' ^. _S3925^CHEVY BLAZER —4
7 4 350 of*g. $f125. Call ,■ 679-9449 or 431-9449 'CHEVY '95 ?4T. H oavy F®
duty Busponslon w /tow °- pkg. S16.500/offer. Call “
731-3241 of324-6840«- ACHEVY '9 7 S i lv e ra d o f
Crew Cob. AT.CD.HW- °den goose neck. 50k mis. sl $19,750. Call Vem 934-8271 or 934-8452
CHEVY-BLAZER L S '97 . —votiocv :6 . 60k.newilfo8. *
Xe s s ontry. $15.600y- «' . 678-2479 evenings CHEVY SllvoredoZ71.'94 ' 100k mis., 5 spd,. Iow n- = er. S8995, Call 733<}487. • ^ 9 c h e v y " s u b u r b a n . '90. c AC. all power, good cond.' ni
-$S S 00rC all4234763«— - q “ c h e v y , 79 , shortbox. 8i
rebuilt moior/carb. Full _ time 4X4. SSOOQ^ofler. I T
Coll 733-4520JI l l j CHEVY. 1978, njnsorooi. ®
100K mUos, S1.800. Call733<J730,B
CHEVY. 1999, Slhrerado ton. 3 dr. Extra Cab.
Bodllnor. LOADED. Hitch. - ready to tow. Reduced to
' S23.500.CalI733-4069.■ o r 736-0217. ,
DODGE- 1974. « T . 4x4, _• ox t. c a b , AT. P S . PB .
$lSOO/otfor. WiU coftsidor trade for a tandem axlo Itatbod trailer. 326-3626.B
D o n o E ^ 'n a w psri 1 g* __e x t c ab . diesel, loaded. —
,_35K ml8,.$.1,6,000.firm_____ _.733-7209
DODGE *96 LaramklSLT 2500 VT. Ext. cab. Long - w heolba8e.V-8.$l6,500. Call420-9606 .
bO O G E ’96 R ^ 'E x tc a b All the options. AT. e* bod. $13.000. Cail 734-739QB _
^ 2 * s S S v l M T , ' t o w ^ r ” *Saoo .-t goose nock, long b ^ . g reat cond. $15,500.Call 208-599-1116, ■ —
DODGE '96 3/4 ton. V-8 S toadod. PW, PS. AT. tow- Ing ShandUng pkg, Inlinl- . ty sound w/cassot1o& CD Only 34K. $23,500. Call _ 678-3654 ^
D O D G E '9 9 D u ra n g o .:whito, loaihorseats. ‘
8 passenger. CD.• C l i e n t conditton.
-C a n 734-6849 alter eprtL- 6bO G E '00 Dakota 6 spd B ^ExLx»b.4oededit-Movlno- ■
abroad. Bost o n e r : ' ' a V Call 543-6322’ . H
J $ ^ - 2 0 W r V 8 r ^ t h ^ - M Iras, low mik)8, assumab- E k>.Call731-6605J Q
fied Adve
l aup to $1000 (May only. So'meratridkins opp
a l l ^ - 0 9 3D O D G E D ak o ta . 1 9 9 2 . FC
e x c . cond ., 1 3 0 k m ls . . 0* 4.000/oW err324-S7»-.»- - b
i>ObG£, -96, VIO. 2500 ?4 5»to n SLT ox t cob, long Swhi base. 49K miles. Exc. *ceod. $16.250.733-1508 q 5
lX>OUb.Ham50. P U . m d4cy l.S spd .R ecem ^
engJhe major, cam per R2shell,Anoywheois.$3950. V
733-3003. , Ink )H D •94. F-150 oxt. cob. ^3 .8 m o r .o p l lo n s .e x e . m i eond. $11.900.324-7996W
6 .9 diosol, 5 spd . good tires, $3150.823-U 73. JsT
FO R D - '96 Bronco XLT. e; 4x4. Excellent condition, b
z s i s ;o o o .c a i i5 4 3 -9 io o ji : ^ _FORD - 1996..4.wheel dr. IS'
XLT150,fully k»ded . tow pk g .. custom fib erg la ss 4 shell. Alloy wheels & new jg i t ir e s , long.^od. $ 9 8 5 0 . ui 8 3 7 - 4 f3 7 o r 5 3 9 ^ i9 . 'B " «
FO R D -1999 F250.pOwoT- * j l —B tro k e rc rew -e ab ^ sh o r^ —15
box. matching Leer shell, lo exc. cond. Lots of optkxts Gi $27,700,678-85087 fu
FORO • 2000 350 XLT. dto- 72se l. quad cab. toadod. 2*
,J l f l . lowing pkg..auto..B*____b e d w /l ln e r , c u s to m Ni
734-6849 or ll
K JH U '96 iaptorer XLT. 4 “ * d r . . PW , PL. 67K m is .,black, exc. cood. $12,950. SUI8 66 -2008I '9
2000. EdSfo BoSw.VJ; <“V8 . 3 rd s e a t , r e a r a ir , T a*32,950. Cail 734-5605.B To
F O R D E X PL O R E R 'OO X LS, fully loaded. 13K.Coll 677-2939 or
FORD F-150. 1982. 4 wd. ^4 spd, 6 cylinder. *1995. ■
- 3 2 4 -6 6 6 0 ahor 6pm J ------- M =FORO. 1974. Short box, CHI
HTon, runs groatl '9(Call543-21i 7. a Iro
FO R D . 1997. e x t c ab . 5 s p d . P o w er. $ 1 6 ,9 0 0 .4X4. Can 208-733-7012.B ^
_4X 4.Pow or.Slfoke,Sspd_Crow cab. long box.
*18,500. Call733-3003. J f :er>P fi -----WT?----=- DOCK3HD, Exploror. 92 .5 spd . w~
6 cy l. 2 dr. W hile, now ” „ tiro s , $4700/oller. 829-
, 5691 o rM M 3 6 2 J _______^FO-RD, F-150.-93.4X4.oxt. cab. XLT, CD player, g lishell, aluminum rims, now a u
tiros, good shape, rioiS9100/ottor.Oa!16S5-4248 , i „
or731-9657.B - ! ! 2FORD, F-250, W. 490 f
engine, 5200 actual miles. | agood paint & interior. B m
Sl1,050.Cail324-3533 1=or737-0290.B P(o,
F O R O . F-2S0. X tT . '9 6 . cC4 X 4 . heavy duty. R o a . d«C a b . looded. low milos. Ti;oxc. cond. Sl3.750/offor. sp
- c a i r e a e ^ g a days; 934-- ~tei8628 oves. and wknds. L —iBIili
■940l<lsBi»va<li
' f t '995 _
■87 F-150 4x4m v n iri
. ‘3,995 —
* * J9 .99 ‘i __________ ^
— J 9 6 F - 2 5 0 S .C - ^ —NNKIO-I '
*14,995
4 - D o o r I T —
* 1 ^ 5 M^ c c p W n i n g l c r .
•Menao __*17,995 ~
‘9 9 a e v y l / 2 T o n . S .C 4X 4
•JIIOW.J ___*23,995 - _
W A c u r a N S X - T
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'31 E x t .2 01I FO R D , F -150 . '9 9 . 4X4.
oxt. cab. 4 dr. 17K. tong r -b e d .- lo a d e d r7 3 » 1 8 5 3 J - — S ' 6 m c • 1995 Jimmy. 4 door. An
SLE su p e r sh a p e , m ust selll *10,900.734-1706 ^
duaiiy, l o a ^ , m ns great.*6.000/offor.837-6110Ji
fidN OA e x passpon . '95.V6 AT. loaded , sunrool.im m aculato cond„139k, ®J,trade? *9650 .7 2W 453B ^
iHC, SCOUT 11.1975. voryclean! Lois of extras! »<J
Must to soo. Coll 324-4284 CallorS39-6460-B “7 b
oxc. cond., S3500 below «>»book. S eiler m oiivatod. CAI
r7 3 6 -5 9 4 9 o r7 3 1 -6 3 3 2 J- ..o x c >SU2U..TrDopor^'94.oxc^
cond. *8,500. Call OAD423-6348 or 420-5950.M S2G
JE E P C herokee. 1968.811- 7 ^_ y .a c .4 _ 0 L .- 4 d r . . 0 0 . ovo
straight body. 734-6905.B JE E P - G rand Chorokoo
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r the game, Camby stood dii^di Itonio locker room for 10 mir hicks offidals^includlng'prea Checketts, general manager i I. forward Lany Johnson and se- / officers - persuaded him to h then went downstairs to the
the Spurtf bus was idling and s r 20 minuties waiting for Fen Efidals condnued to try to calm
jy y m finally persuaded to le ariy a dozen security officers i 1 F en y to'the team bus. w ere banging around the wl F en y said. “I don’t remember d g to lead to something like t ^ t ' ' i a strange ending to another d rfbimance by the Knldo, who gc rom Allan Houston, 20 from ( 119 from Latrell Spreweli. ing for the ninth dme in 10 ga Iding-their-opponent-below- or the 31st consecutive gM e,
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Notre Dame beat I No. 1 Conhecdcut I
tfA 92-76 Monday tO ' H • , end the Huskies*Pallr-3Q-game-wlmting----- No
streak and hand un UConn its worst As
. loss In more than IS . nash played almost p ^ e c t. tet jmentousdayintnesame dn w here the Notfe Dame am id UCLA’s 88-^eJwih* " ' fir; ik w,fith'a71-70 vlctoiy <m' • I >74. . ' , -effU kind of shocked.^ » ld ' ' da] tne guard--N lele:lW 3^~ ' ha( Ifigne hit me tipsfrie my . . Noi im ething,iesjustagreat-- - -,C Conn’s a great team and ’ six ut there and have a total ne> t i s just incredibks.’’- — - tim bWdown between the ' age
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O a 3,1951, the afternoon I —Thbm son-hit-one-of'the- famous home runs ever.
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10 siecrcd a pair ol ilikely teams into the
championship game, ants co-owner lUlngJon Mara and Art Model the Ravens havo held key role variou.-; league committees dur t the last 40 years,'^ow miiybe these fnends cat ree that the first team to scor< os. Points figure to be at a pre wn wiUi both teams coming intc ; b ig game with im pressivt crisesJaltimore is favored by 2.5 nts widi Las Vegas bookmakers dng the_over-under at 34 points, 5 of the lowest In Super Bowl tory.
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from hitting Ferry durlng’an alter between the two late In the fourt
room. “I wasn’t going to hit hii the blood in my e .”
The punch d id not hit ar Camby-collided-with-Van-G coach jumped between them Van Gundy did in a fight b Knicks’ Larry Johnson and AJonzo Mourning during the 19!
Van Gundy stayed down minute before getting up, bio io\ffl his face.
" I’m getting there.” Van ( ‘Last time I got their guy. this t ;uy. Next time ril stav the hec vay.”
Camby faces ajmandatory mder NBA niles for throwing a
Houston. Spreweli and Ric )ver SO percent while Camby ;hots and grabbed 11 rebou Oiicks,.who were coming off a. ory over the Portland Trail ;aturday.
“I thought that was our best ■ear,” Van Gundy smd. ^ Our ea lly ready, and that's wha hould be on.
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BRUNEA - Glenns a 21 point iifter nvo q( held off a late charge I
to b ea t th e Raider: Monday. The Pilots’Tr had 13 points in the se ter and finished with
• Glenns Ferry.“ It was the same <
— ■— eicnns-Feny-ctjadrJt said. “We were up bj half but couldn’t slay fi
J e t them Re t backjn tb ■ ■ “ The Pilots (S;8),hos
Saturday in a Canyon ( showdown. •
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Kings,DALLAS (AP) - Chri
emphatically slanuncd tl o f his 34 points and Siojakovic scored nine o
, th e fourth quarter Sacramento past Dallas 1
Thc Kings made a seas pcrcent of their shots, their highest-scoring fin
, and.Icd bv as^many a;, thc third quarter, thci Mavericks get within lOl just over two minutes lefi
Dallas has lost three si - ■ tlie first time this season.
B u c k s 1 0 1 W iz a r d sWASHINGTON -
-------- Robinson scorcd-22poiniMilwaukee to its founi victory.
The Bucks led by 17 halftime, thanks to the i Robinson and Sam Cas finished with 14. In th quarter, Lindsey Hunter uf his 20 points, includi straight 3-pointers.
. 7 6 e r s 8 4 , H o m e t s 7----------- PHILADELPHIA—
Iverson scored 25 of his in the sccond half anc Lynch added 17 point: rebounds for Philadelphia
Tlie Sixers improv^ i] best record to 28-9 and h
. en thc top team in the Division and ftCawest-D San Antonio - in three da}
Philadelphia has won last 11, including four c
PenguinjPITTSBURGH (AP)
. . Lemieux went scoroles: first time in nine gam< com eback, but Alexei scorcdjw ice and 'the Pi Penguins beat the' h Mighty Ducks 3-2 Monday
Tony H rkac scorcd,_____ Anaheim!s:only.goaIs-ir
' th ree gam es - but thc Ducks still lost their foi ro\v.
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• SUNRISE, Fla.-, Mike and Viktor Kozlov scorcd in six minutes, and Robert ciuned his third shutout th (o Iciid Floridaovcr Dallas.
UGonn_Continued from Dl play from Riley and thc injured starter, Kelley Sier
Riley made 8^)M1 shots,
shots and frustrated C^nn . double teams with alert pj
— — finishing,with four assists.”
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N o . 2 1 M i s s i s s i p p i S tKNOXVILLE, Tenn. -
Citdiings’career at Tenness Monday when she landed hai riglit knee and tore a liganur
“Wc lost our best pla;
coach Pat Sum m itt sai Tennessee’s 6^59 win ove, Missls.-iippi State. ,
Catcliings, the AU-Am'cri(• forward who led second'
Tennessee (16-1, 4-0 South
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Jgerm an 4 0loshone’s jo sh to double is 16 points in Ledbetter e the Indians each scorei : as Shoshone McMullen a
5,Webb:hris Webber ™id thc last four —md Predragle of his 19 in ler to lead home after tlas 116-105.' thcFiiwUnii season-bcsrSSIts, including NetS 8 4 , H
;fe S o "> :i 'S ., - the fourth qi»^s.oi6h.t„r
hit a 3-pointe , j . n e Atlanta'08 m final period.
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ike Sillinger Tugnutt stopj xiinthcfmal 17ihcarecr^i )ert Luongo a goal as Colur It this season in the first m las. NHL’s neivest
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' S t 5 9i.-Tam ika achoolindiekB&Ksseecnded - - Tennessee, was 1Ihardonher '"^^P Q in ts .ment • addedlSandCyrplayer and ^ .
I'crica k»iior ' Marci Glenhe md-rankcd . Wgh 21 points, jutheastem half. “
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1 Hagennan 57-40. ^Ing th e scoring fo r p an were Nathan Jayo and m ith w ith n in e 'p o in ts
Kidions (8-5 overall,-4-2 in sice) travel to. Bliss tt>day, ^e Pirates (4-&:overaH, 1.2 ,jgrence) host Raft River. . g
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1 / 5 9 , I S D B 2 6 h i>ING - Raymond Miller Tl) points for the Twu iiiaiis ^ in A cadem y W arriors,lis team to a 59-26 victory fo le ISDB Raptors,other Warriors made it arble figu res as Beh pcer and Austin Nickens C( red 11 points and Peten added 10. fe
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— — — fi? V losing four straight at six Jnion Center. :
, Hawks 78 Sn-A - Keith Van Hom 4TJoints and the New , :ts shut down Atlanta in LS I quaner to snap a four- I^streak. 07'eny, who had 32 points, a snter with 323 remaining liftta’s first basket of thc the^ _ C
byt07r™olvesl02-----helA P O U S - P a u l P i e r c e ' aree r-h i^ 42 points tonover^Cnnesota. . shot lS-of-22 from the ?9 got.past the Minnesota 3r a layup with 1:38 to ' e Boston a 100-98 edge > °adof the fourth quarter. IG arnett m issed two scoin the final 90 seconds, reh- a 3-pointer.- Randy to ienconverted-two-free------- 1th 28.4 seconds to put th rby four. Pierce put the awcy with two free throws sea xonds to play.
f . W a r r i o r s 1 0 1 ' '" oND,-Calif;— Clarence----- Am>oon had five of his 22 poii he final two minutes as fori rallied for just its third A
ghty DucksNHL ■ i£
— (11.]which won for just the ' aJ at home, ended a two- Min game losing streak to
ikie-goalie-Marty-Turco----- ^Jfoar’s backup who won " games, made 18 stops.
leftil e t s 3 , W ild 0 “ j“[BUSr-Ohio------ Ron-----goaopped 31 shots for his Pati shutout ahd assisted on - Shai ilumbus beat Minnesota Con meeting between the two
2St teams. Dcti
:c) in ' scoring and . five-, B, left with 5:43 to go Civj gliard on her right knee So ;tothebaskeL had; went rinwn »nder.thg_)asket driving down the Vi she was fouled. She Schithe-floorDn-Jjcrright----- 14 rtilenced the-ll,643 peo-....... -stands. Catchings was M a c court in a wheelcltair.State (1I>S,1-3X the only. _ TeXi
aguethathasneverbcoten u - as led by LaTojii Tharas Its. Jennifer Fambrough AI Cynthiahanhi^ll scOn
poiniOfVO/, 40'm
r g l n l a T l X ex .JTTESVILLE, Vn. - Monihey scored a carcer- 'ConrIts, including 14 in the . Tc, as Qemson ended its cut (
Baltimore_did‘notrstore^touc:tober biit managed to win tvim e s j-b e a rin g -e ie v e la n d n cksonville 15-10, both on the roai The Ravens beat Denver at ho Id-card round of the playoffs ivanced to the championship feating Tennessee on the road,
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points.TFCA (8-3) hosts Ket<
Thursday. Tlie Raptors (5-8 a ll. 5-5 in conference) Richfield JV today. '
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Junior Varsity'outrebouDda outscored th e D ietrich Devils enroute to a 8 4 ^ 1
^victory. Monday night _____"They crashed th e bo
hard," said Dietrich coach S Thompson. "They got a lot o
"ondM dthM shoe:*Stetson Weber led the so
for the Blue Devib with 19 p< For Twin Falls, Chris Heix
and M arc V edder score' points each, followed by J Coats with 16.
Dietrich (S7 overall, 3 4 in ference) hosts Carey today, y
I t h e d o cviaoiy in 13 games.
Five Cavaliers scored in-do figures as Qeveland won foi first time after three losses o sbc-game Western road trip.
The W arriors lost th e ir 1 straight in their first gati neai^ two weeks. Antawn Jan had 26 points and 10 rebounds
L a I ^ 1 1 3 T G r b d l e s l i 2 ,LOS ANGELES - Shaqi
O’NeaTs follow shot with less a second remaining in oven lifted the Los Angeles Lakei the viaory.
O’Neal rebounded a missed by Robert Hony and was foule he banked in ?shorrjumper:"
O’Neal had 31 points anc rebounds,' and Kobe Bryant hai first NBA triple-double witl points, 11 rebounds and a sea high 11 assists.
P a c e r s 8 9 , C l i p p e r s 7 4INDL^NAPOUS - Jalen.R
scorcd 20 points and Indiana i relwdess fourth-quaner defe to tea i the Los Angeles Oippet -The-Pacers-led-e&eiiead-o three quarters, before pull away in the fourth quaner for second straight game.
M a g ic 1 1 3 , B u l l s 1 0 4ORLANDO, Fla. - Dan
Armstrong scoredaseasonJilgl points and Tracy McGrath hac forOrlando.
Armstrong, who scored 28 po
hold LerGeoff S uiderson scored two gc
including an empty-netter, giv ium poimr in 15 of his last 19 gai :il-l(V2i die Blue Jadcetsen 1 foui'edme losing stre VCnnesota lost its third in a row.
S h a r k s 2 —SAN JOSE, Calif.-SteveYz8m
scored the godhead goal with t eft and C3uis Osgood made 37 sa IS Detroit beat San Jose., M artin Lapointe scorcd t
joals-forThe-Red'W lngsToPatrick Marleau had two for i Sharks in-a meeting of West* Conference powers that featuj wo fights and plenQ' of ill feelir >;troit blew a two-goal lead in i
ive-game losing nreakjigainst.i iivdiers. _ )
Sophomorelgu^ Q u is^ He lad 20 points and 11 rebounds :inn<mn(1^4,4.?ACr)
Virginia (12-6, 4-2) was led ichuye LaRue, who 27 poii 4 r e b o i^ andievM;a^s&”
Wen’s Top 25 e x a s 8 0 ,
l o . I S C o n n e c t i c u t 5 6AUSTIN, Texas >- Darren Ke
nJrcd 16 points and seldom-us oint guard Fredie Williams fore wocriticalTtiiniiwern-inthftfii0 seconds that led to four smiif 'exas points and a 60^6 victc londay night over No. ConnecticutTexas (13-3), which' had faU
ut of the Top 25 after a loss
;ouchllownli^‘'7’“tl«an td Oilc1 two of five Raiders on S d“ t2 :(rB iid— nh«"def«H road. ' . ' iinebadcffl) : home in the nine tackles »ffs and then . who had 11 hip game by ' Includes v«: ao. That'sent Sharpe, Bdi
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double — pointers as the Ma for the from 3-point ra t on its added nine rebout
ariHr fifthan ^ in Nuggets 122,1
. dT n v e r - vscored 30 points
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quilie Nuggets over s than SuperSonics 122*: srtime n i ^ t :ers to The Nuggets, w
the second quart<id shot___ seventh time in elied as snapped Seattle’s:-------------n<ngtm iatf---------nd 15 Denver shot a ladhis percent firom the f ith :26 , mr*27 from >'poin eason- club record for 3-e
set against SeattJ< 1997.
Rose Jan 116, Rockjused SALT LAKE ;fense... ,M alo n e—sco red >er&. grabbed 10 rebov I'after— ed'oum lne-asslst illing ing his fourth car dr the ble for Utah.
. Donyell Marshi highs w ith 26 p rebounds for tbe j
Shandon Andei Utah after the 199t
mieuxscoigoals, • third period but tpvmg fifth in seven g{ james^ Coyotes 3 ,Blue, ' PH O E N K - I
scored a pair of pow the Phoenix Coyot
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