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F A L L S -at^seW tf rates havi ice 1989. b u t that coold diangt r. Coondl hunts fo r ways to fi IJion.insew age.tratxnent pL meots next y ea r.' i t t faOtiB sewer rates bas been vi ^p^.CbaoSL'wm bold a pu] r a t : g ’p g t ^ t y j g jiB( C tty Ha
a » i gWMHg;njii i . ^ bm s»» tie t o datffrfamOy homes - b W .o£'$730 in to th e $8-$9
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t o oocunei'd al custouiei^ woi I little, but institudonal and ind :s would pay more, yone ought to pay equally oi : basis to ha\-e their wastewa: ** City Manager Tom Courts
ave not reviewed our rates in ^ u rth e y continued, “and in t the waste cootributioti finxn vi e s of users have dumged. Tht s dasses of u sdv th a t have b { a change, as a class, that our <
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OINES, Iowa — Lottery retailc 90ra woricers and set up additke Sunday to prepare far tho hysw 9 aooooopany a record S2S0 mflbi jackpot .customer wbo comes in, wheth ildiw t o Powerball o r aot; we* m about PowntaQ, bedcally tl riate Wednesday^ rush «» mudi ' said Jane LaBIanc^ manager D Salet^ NiL if we ai, it won't be w bad. TbaA p n ^
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thecost'ofti«adngf o a » In ad d itio n to 1w t e r pU iu to s tart dtai‘rtney new user^.If adopt. * S 2 1 0 to a s in g
i “ W . ‘ S ie S to e a d i .‘n th e ofaduplex.i ” ” * , • $126 for everyT \« e mobUe home park,e b a d . S 424forareta'“■wo gas s a d o n or hotel
verbdlj^.iler, 'T 'liiaimasiiool ^ t iM S lO O m ■ a to im IBm ,aU Mber nspotabiBtiwe’rey tiy .Kfaaste ro f ' ----------------------------
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was no longer reflective of Qg their wastewater.".9 raising ra te s ,'th e ' d ty targiog a book-up fee for p t ^ tite to sw o u ld be: igle>Camily borne. iLapanment or each u n it '
ty mobile home in a new
ttaii store, office building, el that doesi*t serve food.
ackpotol .Ym am dial. miBontbui$250 lU ^a sudden 'ityw ith xt,-.'
-MarfcHolub, tickec buyer. ‘
MS no t regu la rly play nced-up da fais way out cf
I Weitoesday*s .h ag e . \
n t^ ,a ix W too Ug; . You » witfa n m fwn tftw. «n «\f f
I with iL TU s ooe would iBfebigtfaa^-besakL m en brmaottPoweAaB p ed c teo b o rd a giw-ay w d o n ^ to te B n d b ea t iOMo-lodaLirr;
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J e f eCommerdal ahd indi
would pay a hook-up fei would be calculated ot flow.
The plan to raise sewi ed in a need to raise mil new equipment a t the i
— iriant,---------— — ----The plant is operatin
rated capadty. and a c needs a three-phase ic gram. The flrst phase if n ex t yea r, sa id Tom CH2M-I&11 engineering i . For the first time in it
‘ will have lo fund sewe
" re g i^ d o n s f r m the U.! Protection Agency wipe*
I tbe-plant's reserve capat o fa p en .,
- ** R i^ tn o w ,-w e^ rid sud John K e a ^ , who ma treatment plant for the ' to m eet the ammonia n we can’t take any major
' ment 6n'>line a t alL"To add extra'capacity,
install a new
o n d ^ d a rif ie r to settl sludgc^dcening equipn ed, as well as new pumps
Times-JVtws staff writt .xan be rvKhed at 733^31
"MontarFatal Capitol
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HELENA, Mom. ^ Tht- - Russell Eugene Weston.
branded Montana tbe lan - d e s , th e re fu g e-o f th
Unabomber, the m ilitiu whokbowswbodse.
Weston Ues in serlbti Washington ^ t a l afta
d ^ andew urist wound with murder.
hadataU h in Rimini,anc nity in tbe mountains west
:l , Montanans are crintfi • t notoriety^ i
: ”My reection wrai, X)h, A ^M ade^ow herofM cn a ^ vetena of tfae Iftia 1996, said Sunday, n f t f t people (at Rimini). I JiBtw iohQkLdidrbreaA.hiB« aO beonraooa"
Goy. Marc.Rad c o tc ^ : jiace ofn iy iU alprtpgrti
of America are ^wan • decant peajpie fae
. ^ B 5 * ra a o M £ m 5 o o a ^ iTfaose who hav e stay
Kacqndd, tbe recfatse vdio a primidve cabin outside FBiam tted him in 1996c
. . die maa wbd sent maa b a I c M ^ w g i p le duringU
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d iindustrial users also naI fee, but the amount onI on the total yearly oej
thaewer rates is ground- Ammillions of dollars for Twie sewage treatment t _ -Iting a t o r above its Sa w n su lta n t says it R.i: improvement pro- Qiie is urgently needed “j tm K rum ^ik of th e . as iigfirm. Qen its history, tbe city V (wer-plant improve-
no federal money S
i i ^ :{ :S .c r a s c ^ . i ^ ^ammoma-discharge «ubU.S. E n v i i ^ e n ^ ^iped away, a tfaird of . .ipadty-^jrith a stroke , bdi
riding-a-fine line,* ' “ § ?manages the sewage sha:he d ty . “We’re able Cooa requirements, but Siijor pieces of equip- gni
denity, d ty officials are poeew aeration basin - a innia - and a new sec- nesettle sludge. B ener sdnipment a l» is need- . S(ips and blowers. auti
flrstriter Wniiam B ndt oatii 93l,Ext.264.
ol Hill shooting^
The troubled mind of on Jr. ooceagainbas ' laiid (tf kooks and a»-- th e Freem en, tb e ' '
tias, dw Kdioes and
ib tu condidoti in a ’ ifter a nm battle with that Icn-two officen und«L B eis.dniged
oread 2,000 miles to learned that WestonmnlHintntwfliwwttwt.»tofHeleoa> i^ n g a t their latest - ffc and o ff ld a ls -a re :; ~
Not agaixL^. \ A i n 'k C a f e i n ^ ^ . Jhabomber t o n ^ i n fd t so bed t o ifaose K wanted m td l tfaem ■ im gaa,d>aritwauU '
called 'H ontana *ii o rtkn^ aad the peo- rare of tfae kind'aad ifaete^Tl»eB«diylO . ^
t a y t r i ^ d n d e 'T e d 'Hfao lived to y c e n 'ia . -: deU aoola undl die ^ etttfaeTbabom bav ' '
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Clintoilawyernegoti:Decision on testi cx)uld come; this ^
WASHINGTON— FaiingViin 'the Monica Lewinsky inves White House said Sunday thi Ointon’s lawyers are worldng ro to r Kenneth' S ta n to svei direa testimony to a grand jur:
In a word of warning, the i che Senate Judidary Coinmin right refusal by Ointon to coof i>e reason enough for Congri impeachment proceedings.
Clinton aides would wt confinn Sunday that h e president has been ailed to testify. "I am lot going to be able to romment," said W hite ^ouse counsd-Charles-.r-Rllff-___
But w offiaal close to 3imon said the subpoe- la was served last wwek n the president's attor- wy, David Kendall, and B hat it requires the presi- lent to appear a t die grand juri !\iesday.
Kendall was traveling Sund KK avaniUe for comment. Senate Judicaaiy Chairman C
l-Utah, told CBS’ -Face die N 3inn>n has little dioice but to The t o t tiiat he would ignore subpoena would certainly be
iie arddes of impeadiment." H White House spokeanan Jiji
edined to respond to Hatch’s V Sen. Arten Specter, R-Pa:, a
latch’s com m ittee, to ld CN ididoo?-tfaa»faMloufa(aa4iaDd L ^ o m would lead to impeac
T rediedced tbe Con^tudo dieve that ignoring a subpoen rounds for impeecbmencJlSii [e said the tim e bad come f< liare informadon he had gad ongiess.Starr’s subpoena is believed rst ever.seddng to bring a sii m t before a federal grand jur oena and the battle of will Untsn and Starr tiiat it symbol es with i t enormous ramiflcadi itutional riA ts and tlw Starr’s om ce says i t is witl: itbority to issue tlw subpoena rst in-tbe protracted Whitewai Idon. Some Clinton defender
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he'diairm an oT: Imittee said out*; H cooperate migiit * ngress to opeq^^ H
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jury as cari^as
unday.aod-M’as______
in Orrin Hatch, le Nadon” that It to cooperate. ore and \-iolate r be grounds to ."Hatchsaid. . ■ I Jim Kennedy ’swarning. a.membtf of
CNN’s “Late- ■
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udon. 1 do not loena would be ' '* Sp<Xt^ CT,/t ____le for S tarr to gathered with
iv ed to b e .th e a sitting presi- - jury. The sulv ' w U ^ tween
cadons on coih . anceofpoi%^ within S tarr’s wna, Clinion's- ewater investi:' . id en say only WT0N.P^A2;^ " H
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—Skin-e:WASHINGTON (AP;
. Capitol officers cut dc burst of gunfire w4il be Tuesday at a spedal cen
. the historic building wh Vi-orked and died. Their will lie in the Rotundi the coffins of preside commanding generals h
.^,-edL... ...... .......... .C apitol Police Chi
A brecht announced | m em orialiie th e two heroes” as the suspec
______ shooting,. RusselLE._Weiay in a hospital bed ir
' condition.
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VALMEYER, IlL — In •Eugene “R usty” West< ;■ unsteady mind, the world
of conspirators out to get 1 He w rote a le t te r at
President Clinton of send agents to assassinate h: P y ents said he.bjelievcd.ti tried to kill him by pla bomb in the family’s cabli sion converter box. Peopl(
MontanaCootlmrtdhoniAl
- And4ast.year, the Kcholy*s Montana roots just at
■ • the slate’s image.' 'Kifby Kehoe, of Ya
• extreme northwestern Mon diarged in Arkansas widi a
. cy to revolt against the fede emmcht and creatc a whit nation. His sons' Chevi Cheyne; of Colville, Wash already been sentenced to for taking part in videc { ^ to y ts with law enforc cfficers in Ohio last year. ,
____ Now, some _pre blMjritana — at least in part Weston’s troubles.
.........TSomeihlhg took over hi;^ out there," said Gary Baun
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AP) — Two Coffins beit down in a officers Jaccbe honored John Gibso
ceremony at Capitol Rotuwhere they and remain tl
ieir remains '• “Those winda, where respects midents and remains," AbIs have rest- at a news con-— ------------— from-where'h ie f Gary entered the C :d plans to • Her. An aft.wo “ fa llen p lanned, wpect in the Congress, othi-Weston Tr.. ilioe nt th* f1 in serious dance, he said
President
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■ In Russell often said, thi;ston J r . ’s satellite dish,rid was full Diagnosed v;ethim. ophrenia mo:
accusing , ago, Weston, wmding CIA killing two Ca]2 him. His Friday, usualrd.theyJuid__—fro m j^ tiv c !planting a doaor, his panable televi- in a lengthy int3ple talked “We couldn’
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wasn't him whi Yaak, in Illinois," Baun jJontanj is “Something h hconspira- whenhewentto ederal gov- Wesley Alcon vhitesonly dent of the Cot evie and th e National .
Iwve M entally n i, 1 I to prison slipped throug deotaped state mental he< orcement upheaval
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;0-be-rem<bearing the bodies of P reiicob J . Chestnut an d ' Speiison will be in che SentDtimda early Tuesday Lott[1 there all day. cheewishing to pay cheir Atmay file past the be b
Abrecht said, speaking tion»nference a few yards 58 a ire th e gunlnan h a d ' '“ wille Capitol 43 hours ear- dayifternoon service is Cemiwith m em bers of Thi
)ther officers and fam- dieda slntn men in attcn----- gunnaid. jnenin t C linton, Vice Capi
jhootingsiugh the television and to r ,” nent spied on him, he _ Russ«th ro u g a neighbor’s of thth. him:d with paranoid schiz- true,’nore than a decade theoiI, who is charged with ' A :Capitol police officers Montually ignored pleas to do ves-that ho visit the- —meditlarents and sister said- h im sinterview Sunday.. and edn’t get him to a doc- it last
gh school with Weston Rac[974. -------------- --------- nothindid yesterday, chat failed
while he was here in every ium said yesterday. proble } happened to him wfaent t to Montana.” s ta te» m of Helena, presi- mmth; -onsumer Council bf 'Tht ll Alliance for the that wj 1, believes Weston with tfc ugh the cracks of a family, health-care system in And
Uveda>nvatized its mental part tin acJcnv-iocomo people ..... for a n ! a half ago, and his guiI paden tt-have com----- begt^fIt poor serrice, long Mootar pshod payments. - R a i
week, daily only S3.0Q . Pf only S3.50 per week. Id In all above raiet. A l i i i l>111 be levied for all | f i » |
a d o ni(UPS63l-080)Ui>ub‘ L K llT h lrd Si. .W .. t« la . — r r n r101, by M aiic Valley / V L WodicaV paid al Twin-Newi. Oflldal d iy and FQHVponuwu to SeiMioo 6C- 'ode. Thundiy'U hereby ,dS S ly or the week on which
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Idaho: High pressure o lo stewly dry and warm c «l(|cmoon.
; However,'enough moi again produce shavers i portkw of the state.
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^ nvMntairtsandextrcmeso PUinK Thonderstorms i
Ihe central Plains across tl Sundiiy, soaking parts oi
iembere(re s id e n t Al Gore, Hou; p ea k er Newt-Glngrich an enate Majority Leader Trei o tt all are sch^uled to atier le event, offlcials said- Abrecht said Gibson, 42, wi
e buried Thursday a t a loci on to be announced. Chestnu 8 and an Air Force veterai il l be^ihterred'ffie'fonoW n ay a t A rling ton N ationi emetery.The two Capitol police offJcet led of the wou'nds when th intnan, a loner*with a history c en ta l illness, burst into th apitol Friday afternoon ani
suspect’sir,” said W eston’s fathe; iissell Eugene Weston Sr. “Moi the time, we would tiy to say t m: ‘Rusty, you know that’s nc ue,’ and he would say: ‘You’r eone that’s sick.’"A stay two years ago in ontana mental hospital seeme do him a world bf good. Th
sdication docttwsprescrlbed fo n seemed to soothe his nerve: d even after he stopped t a l ^ last year, hc seemed slightl;
ladcot, however, said he sees hing that indicates the system led. Weston “was accorded sry degree of effort to treat a )blem that he had” in 1996,en a court committed him to-thete m ental hospital for two nths. • •There was extensive treatment t VW conducted in accordance tl tbe wishes of himself and his iiIy,” RadcQtsaid.Jid Radcot noted that Weston ■d at his cabin at Rimini only t time, had not been seen th m a month or so, did not obcain gun in Montana and did not tn-his trip tu WmAlngmq-ff f ^
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use opened fire with aand handgun. - jm'ent . The conM R n of 'end from Rim it£ Mont.,
ed from c r lo ^ to sewill the clay. “His cardia«a- im proved,” said D.nut, Hospital spbkeswoi
nal locks and brtwght do- ous exchange .of gl
» rs Gibson, the Authorities arrangey of-----in -a b se n tia -fo r -Vthe . Monday in federal c md blocks from the Capici
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ier, ca lm er than beforilost returned for visits toyto home here in this nnot farm town in southeri ’re still spoke of fantast
. ment plots, they saidn a less likely to engagined bors and relatives irhe long rants,fo*' " rie IS sici^” His ; /es, • Suhday. “But he wa:ing ter. He was mudi moilUy of himself.",
«s ties like the Se<ret &m ..... gave ihi$ individu^ a 9ed scrutiny but did not di : a ' doDs that would indkat 16, those here in tbe state I he have missed sonu
The Secret Service 1 nt Weston early in 1996 oi ce • he represented only, s lis tftreat to President CUni
Newsweek manzine » this week’s edidon th Iy 1996: Weston went to 1 re Langley, Va., and told s( in - e t a he wanted t Q ^ot___ He vras taken into a aeaItt *Yamoied on lIEe ttw 0
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to the O A ini security qffij tocot^off." report stun.
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lolofthenig der broilingLAS (AP) — Texans can’t ;et relief from the lethal . cn Plains heat wave during* to w is e wotdd be tbe cod
•unday, giving the d ty a run of 24 consecutive days : hasnY dropped below s a the daytime temperature ^ midaftanwoo, die 21st ^ dflyofhighs above lOa- k ind of ijustairifed heat;: a tm e cooldown after the cs, can be deadly, said Gagior, ai field agent for
illa s County M edical er*sOffice.ike running a fever You • n a fever indefinite^,” he 1 r your body tm pera ture 1 led during the day whenn't have air emcMrinnW ,ta n ^ t t reason that U lt |cool off, you’re not going 4®"-.‘ • «
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^ t disappe£ : Texas heat
Nationwide, the heat hac blamed for 141 deaths, ind at least 93 in Te3tas_— -..
In addition to contribut deaths, the hea t is blami S1.S biUion in a ^ c u ln ira l age and more than 6,765 firesinTotax
In neighboring Oklah which has had IS heat-r« ^ t h s , the heat has affectc l o ^ of Sunday churdi servi
,,, of the.men.are.wc casual dothes today, alack shon-sleeve shirts,” said Lankford, a m rab e r of tbe ^ p t is t Church in Altus, 1
. ISO mUes west of Oklahoma “U su ^ y this service is p vrell dressed, b u t peopft going m ore and m ore ci
. because of the h e a t” ' A griculture S ecre ta ry
Giickman on Sunday issu M e ra l disaster dedaratia 66 counties in southern and tral Oklahoma.
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No law wWASHINGTON
'era l law m ade it RusseD E. Weston J r
'gun. Buc once he tod relative, activists on the giin control figh no law couid ha\'c shooting rampage.
Investiga to rs si shoved past a meti
- -lataily sfiora-i»lice-pressed on into the the tim e hc was w< captttrcd Friday, mo another Capitol polici fatally shot and a >x
. tourist was wounded.
i l H o s p i t a b nJ* WASHINGTON j ^Doctors say th e mj* !with killing two Ca; » ’.officers is doing beti
ling his m edical con< :>critical to serioustr,.- “ H l|i ,:c a rd ia c ..^ 'improved,?! . D.QI
. J lo sp ita l s a o K ^ O t Louis J o h i ^ said S
r 7 a f i e F R i » S £ W ^,Rimini, Mqot., was cl imurderinffdie two'.Ofl
t^ U .S .C a p tQ i: '.y . ; » W e s ^ was injured
mostlikiWASHINGTON
. Policemen, security | .taxicab drivers were
' m ost lik e ly work* attacked or threaten* len c c on th e jo b ii l$$Osi the Justice D reported Sunday.
•‘ J Whil.e w j)rkplace ■ ■ to u c h e d - ab o u t 1.;
---------A m ericans'ln 'isge;^ ;« c e n t year s tu d ii^ t ^ .lo f.su ch v ic tim s dr
' ta o re th a n one>fifil] -■ Preceding years, mii
o v e ra ll d e c lin e in -■-CAmerica. .
* T h i^ of every five ' Was a strangei' to tl
an d in tim a te re la t ... ,'jtr ien d s were;far iess i
■'■'workplace violenci Overall a ttac k s ..
' “About 37 percent > -tims of workplace vio •’they knew th e ir ofi
< 'said J a n Chaiken. d- 'the Bureau of Justice
-. ‘»*Bui very few — oril- percent — w ere victii . ''C u rre n t o r .f o rm e r ‘ jboyfriend or girlfrier ■-'trast to other violent ii
Nationwide, 21 p w ,violence against won
' s committed by intio ■• . . a i d . ■ •
The bureau found t
Mtvf the bttlldR^ Two officen «
Bothswould have stI (AP) — A fed- “I dori t illegal fo r goingtol
i Jr. to possess a more guntook one from a . . not appeion both sides of ation wheIght agree that m ake a <%'e stopped his 'Walker,
Control IIsay W eston N atior
let al detector, spokesmiice offiw ,-then out the jthe Capitol. By existing gwounded and It is illc
moments later, firearm sJlice officer was • ColumbijI >-oung woman them toed. Capitol |
Tipgrades-shooN (AP) - m an charged I Capitol police twtter, upgred- Kindition from
. j^ a tu s h as j iO t G enera l ivgflun Donna .
r'O^&ers inside ' ‘ '• -L' chargedjred 'during an Saturday.
g i i ^ ( 3 ^ t a x i
kely to face(A P) — place vio
ty guards and than 21 {sre by far the peak of ark e rs to b e rim s to aened with Vio- 1996. Tha(1) in th e m id th e ' natici D epartm ent decline in
that perioic e v io len ce 9.1 million1.7 m ilU on Using v;
967^he roo'st. “ Hureau s rd, the number Ience in ISdro p p e d by - The yei
ifth over th e that periom irroring an dents, mosin crim e in simple as:
together bIve'assailant?' and threoL) th e victim . Workpliila tives an d aged 1,023 ss involved i n ... .annually, tn ee th an in a g ^ v a te ii
There wi:nt of the vie- for cach fe:violence said 12 perceno ffe n d e rs ,” were injur. d irec to r of were treatiice Statistics. es.only about 1 “ PoUce ictimised by a greatest rii e r sp o u se ,. 1,000 offio^end, in con-. th rea ten eIt incidents.” period. Pri >ercent of all . cam e in s<fomen and 2 ‘1,000 giiarc
itimates, she o fevery l , . attacked oc
id that work* . .lenM .
a d e s a gstopged Capitclon’t know th a t th e re 's to be much hiie pud cry for ;un control, because i t does pear to be the Idnd of situ* vhere more gUn laws would ‘ a d iffe rence ,” said Bob :r, president of Handgun J In cional R ifle Association anan Bill Powers noinred e gunman broke several ggunlaws.' .illegal for civilians to bring ms in to th e D istrict of ibia, and i t is illegal for to b rin g guns onto th e >1 grounds. And it.is , of ,i
oring suspect’sj exchange of gun-
H j i ^ - f i r e in the C apito l F riday oftenioon.
Tourist Angela Dickerson, 24, a re s id e n t . ’of
^ ^ s h i n g t o v ’s
* ■ , h e a l ^ 1* I. enough to be-dis- < !d from th e hospita l - ly. \
d drivers ' s violence ;violence declined m ore .1 p e rcen t from a 1994 „ f about 2.2 million vie- ■} ab o u t 1.7 m illion in hat was even larger than j, itionw ide 17 p e rc e n t c in violent-crimes during „ riod, from l i ; million to n Ion. ^{.victim interview s, the - c studied workplace vio*
11992 through 1996. Fnearly av erag e during riod was 2 million inci* lostly in the category of a ssaults , which lumps r both unarmed attacks • ;ats'of'viblence^ place hom icides aver- >23 a year, rapes, 50,500 r, robberies, 83,700; and- - . -- ted assaults, 39S300. were two m ale victims female attacked. About
en t of those assaulted jured, and half of those :ated by doctors or nurs-
B o f f ic e rs 'f a c e d th e : risk; 306 out of every ficers w ere attacked or ned d u rin g th e study Private security guards », I second: 218 of every {, aids were v ic ticn is^ [r iv« rs^Fe-{h ird :484— - 1,000 cabdrivers were - >.
1 or threatened with vio^
■ ■ . ■ ■■ ■
s m i M s s e i * ®
g r ^toi Hill shobd
course', illeigal to s h o o t ; “ H ow m u ch m o fe i l le j som ething be? Laws d id r here ,” Powers said.'.
Weston was once comm a mental insdtudon and d not legally have a firearm, apparently took'the gun r ^ t i y e who did not repc
___police— i____________' Current handgun contr
focus on weapon sales. T solid opposition from tl lobby and little stomach opponents for laws that seize handguns already in i
,don.
’s status to seri(.Weston earlier had beex
tigated by the S ecre t S a f te r acquain tances rej hea.ing him make thrrats the government and Prc Clinton, but the agency mined he was not immi; dangerous.
Investigators do not yei ^ i> chy„a:aan..W ould.cnti
C ap ito l, draw a Smitl Wesson 38<aliber revolv< open fire.
Additional charges aj Weston are pending.
Police catch suspSAULT STE. MARIE.
(A P) r - A. m an suspect killing a new spaper exei w ith a shotgun w rfs 'trit wounded Sunday in a sh«
“ with-policeV the'sheriffs d ment said
Nathan Hanna, who had missing since the Thursday ing shooting in the bffi ces < Evening. News, ‘was ci around noon just outside th policesaid.
S ta te police and Chip : County depud« were sent
S■Lookingfor! New Housed
-Click t i m !Clasified id* «s the Interne
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cente^ WASHING — Capitol-shood
lifetoanoldii m ^ ^ B j ’ torscenteriha
layer of securi .' htilfiing
^ ^ ^ ^ 9 The ihousa visit the Capi first-hand lo< ment would I the center.
Buildingav B B B B m onemajorthir
tect the Capit - Friday’s asss Holmes Nonor tq ftfffltissar
tfMhhiiitm c h e ^ ) from i
members.” st ABC’s rThis Donaldson and
Back in 1991 sition to the a at 571 million,
• - buildathree-le3 n f i S foot tourist cen: : ^ the east side of ^tpeoplecr-- But sincc th. egal can gunman claim< 1 not help police officers.
warmedtothei imined to Senate Majo Idiuscan* Lott. R-Miss, oj m. But he center would li m from a away from the port it to $25 million in i— ;— --------- air^ady-bMO-iitrol lavre project, which i There is cost as much as the gun hope in the next
Jl among under wa>-.” a tj^ould The Capitol i n arcula* cent congressoi
arc without qi acccs&ible of ti
IOUS«n inves- metal detector Service people can w,
■eported duough tnany p ts toward There are virtui resident on*visiting,the» 7 deter- or attendiininently hearings in th
, builcUn^ ret know Capitol Hill I I ta r . the^>> A b r e ^ OQ QQ ith and said poUce abso Iver and visitors center
indeed move th aga inst least some nsit
from the membe
jpect in newspapeMich. area after a rc
rcted of. seeing Hannacecutive woods carrying i‘itically spokesman Miiihootout said,i depart* Officers rep<
R anna to droad been HauxweU said. 1symom* once at die offia5 of The fire and h itcaught abdomen, chestthe Qty. in stable but gu
a t W ar Mifmorippew a Sault Ste. Marie.U to the visor said.
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/es visitor Ter idea »•!NGTON (AP) — The siclotings have given iiew figd idea of erecting a visi- in|that would add another ceiw ity to the \odnerable us<: - . . ■ ■ “s»
isands of people who . tioapitol every day for a pe<look at their govern* thtd be screened first at 20(
■ -• -• 1a visitors center Ls “the ex|hing we can do” to pro- wepitol from a repeat of latssault. said Eleanor moion, the city’s delegate cer> d long a proponent C
m the Capitol the bet- Km
irists. staff,, visitors,- - -20Cshe said Sunday on the
lis’W eek with Sam couind Cokie Roberts.” inii991, Republican oppot eni: cost; then estimated • evetn, killed legislation to T>le\‘el.446,000<quare* parenter underground on booof the Capitol. wh<the attack by a lone und
imed the lives of t s-u innixs. Republicans have art;leidea. theajority Leader Trent grc!, on Saturday said the ' afted help move securit>- meiJie building. He said slimin pri\*ate money has risk!n-commiMed-t07th«------—Bih is now estim ate to ' simI as $125 million. “We ^ ic x ty e a ro r» 5ogetit
II itself and the adja- ’ « aonal officc building Q ( : question the mostf the major govern* . .<BsinWashingtoa , j a ^ rs m ust go through :ors, but oncc inside w ander unguided
y parts of the CapiioL *013% no restrictions le offices of bwmak-ding congressional u-jthe outlying office jgrg
U Police Chief Gary , ^JPfaUatftF^irinn,-.. —jsolutedy suppwt the ' ' e r “berause it does ' the screening ;0f atisitors further away H Hibers.” H u
5er shooting . bresident reported . n
la w alk out of thelg a shotgun, county , ^Michael Houxwell ^
&;peated!y orderedIrop h is w eapon. • Hi Hanna then fired U Rcers, who renimedit H an n a in --the • Asst and leg. He was p, guarded condition
lorial H ospital in ie . a hospitid super*
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House ’ censnsn
WASHINGTON — Call i other year 2000 problem.
The White House and con sional R epublicans Have I
in^y innocuous issue of wht census-takers will, be allowe use statistical sampling, a so “super poll" that uses info tion from a small subgrou people to make projections a the population as a whole, ir 2000 census.
The long-running dispui expected to .come to a head week as the House debates 1 lation th a t would p lace a month limit on funding for census.
Qinton administradon offii M M bM pm idw lS M IildaU TCTtrtJiT'tjitt*tf*trtnchnhj5 Kmit because it would serio
2000 count. Republicans-ot the sampling being planned i counter to the Constitutional inition of a census: an “ ac enum eration,” or counting everjTJne in the countr>’.
The stakes are high for k parties. Using sam pling co boost the number of minoritie who have been histories imdcrcounted — found to liv< inner-dty areas. And since ur i« a s tend to vote Democra Jie partj- could benefit when < gressional districts are redn ifte r the census. Republicj neanw hile. feel their alrea Jim congressional majority i: isk.-Bui-the-dtiipuie-goe»-bc>t limple po litical ca lcu latio
Clinton cour donors at me
ASPEN. Colo. (AP) — With lays or so to go before the 1 elections anti a chance )cmocrats to win back congi ional seats, P resident Clini net in a p o ^ mountain retri kith some of the part>**s most g rous donors to raise Sl million “The stakes could hardly
arger,” he told do n o rs 'a t i temocratic National Commine ummer weekend re trea t 'D eiiiuuats hope’To'picIfvp
' Brewing G reat A les & :
■ Pub/Restaurant W ith G
■ O utside Patio W ith Ent & VollcYball Area
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will deb this we(
I it the Census Bureau ol House bill would
ongres- _ preparation effort ; been ^ the’accuracy of ti .-seem --- -i= -anourcoraeth hether serious social a wed to repercussions acro sort of “There is S180 k forma- . al funding to stitc oup of emments that is b 5 abour part on census dat in the curate census woul
' some degree the fi >ute. is used inauura tely id th is Shapiro , the 5 legis- Department offida a six- the Census Bureau or the Shapiro added
would force dei ffidals preparatoo’ work, i itknlyxrarinR .priatinc ■eooic
o r ^ e - conduct the nexrcc d runs .. Against the'back al_def-.^ sible presidential ictual '-sional supporters a ng. of of sampling conti
.............blows over the iss- both side'accusing the ol could , the once-in-a-deca ies —- risk, ca lly , “This legisbtion ive in d ire th e en tire 1 urkwn threatening, e ig h t; rauc. work by census ai n con- professionals.” said Irawn Maloney, D-NY. a si cans, er<Jftheuseofsam| eady- Republicans cour ’ is at pling is an unprovei
is far too unreliable
ions. census.
rts generous ountairi resoih 100 Novemk)er's elections fall the>* need fora majo! fo r To accomplishigres- Demooats need maninton it. Television ad\’erttrea t most powerful camj[ gen- candidates, cost tenson. dollars. In the 1996l ybe GOP—alwa>'$ bettert th e the Demooats — duittee’s imo ads in die last 1
race, outspending De ip-fti— ;mfitenjyTStiS5riii'“
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bateu officials say the )uld c ripp le tKeTr forts and threaten }f the nekt census D tharco o ia-h av g ” - ll and econom ic, icross the nation.80 billion in feder- tiite and local gov- is based a t least in data, and an inac*
vould mean that to le funding is lieing tely.” .said Robert he Comme.rce ndal who oversees
ied th a t th e bill delays in v ita l
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cf census. *■ 'yv wckdrop of a pos-- ial veto, congres- :rs and opponents ontinue to trad e ■ ishie, wrijh each le other of putting lecade census at
ion would jeopar- ‘e 2000 cen su s, iht years of hard s and sta tistica l said Rep. Carolyn a strong support-
ampling.»un ter tha t sam- oven sdence that ible to be used in
is party orttions the 11 seatsnajority. .................—ish th a t ., t he ' monej’. and lots of vertisements, the am paign tool for :ens of millions of 996 elecrion, the . rtter-financed t l ^- dumped millidhs ist 10 da>-s of the 5 Demooatic can-
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CarL It was a a y forJic fill man in tus 40s,-buc cessful people, when th to reach out to their proud tO'Consider C
• • though for my SOth bi some kind of reptile ej n e w hatched.
It took some effort f his masculine pride-an
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— “I'thinlrl-vrantTcr'bi^ he said.
At some point or an guy wants an clectric i surprise rae to leam tJ the Vatican, the pop« plays “Hang On, Sloop exert a strong appeal they combine two critic:
1. A guitar.2. Electricity. -
Taken separately, thi little intrinsic value. B have an almost magical <
..... amediocresuitarplaycitar pla>-cr, to play ivay k
I got seriouky into ele ‘60s when, as a college start a band called “11 later became “The Fed later became “A Bunch
. Older and Developed P We w ere a “ psychedc means that we sounded W6T9 on drugs, not that I suggesting that anybody
— -— A sa-m em ber of-thar dream was essentially th inspired legendary musi< Beethoven, Mozart ane Five: The dream of getti
------- fier.-This-was-importaimusical dynamics of a roi very similar to the politic Asian subcontinent. Let’ the drunmier, and Pakisi tar player. There is alwaj these two instruments. 1 want to be the loudest, this band, they stan o u t. then, one day, India goes cr dnimsticl^ Pakistan i ened and responds by bi erful am plifier. Then 1 regain superiority, buys sticks, and maybe a cow the bass player (China choice but to escalate, ai
_ _ band is so loud that mere can kill whales swimm
■ miles away. (In a selflei this kind of tragedy, tl almost never tuned Up.)
My point is that I have background, which is wl me in his hour of need. \ house-sized musical supe hundreds of electric guita
........ amplifiers the size of publive near one of these sti
.. . hope there never comes the amplifiers get crank ously, because the resuli measure several miles a a
Carl and I spent a whi ta rs , w ith me offering i n s i s t s such as “Here' “Here’s another ^ t a r d' salesman helped us out, e technical aspects of guiti type, body style, picku necks, frets, etc. Carl li: then , a f te r considering made his decision.
_______ ^ w ^ t a r e d ,9ne.!Lb«m. So he got a guitar. It c
complete rock*star set in which also included a str amplifier. I was concerned fier, becausb it was small
. powerful enough to causi damage. But we agreed th a b i g ^ one if he ever
1 called Cari a week later
' Despite this'setback, I away. He’s learning how from « videotape instrua 18 years old,” says. CorL Once he’s done with the a
^ to play “House of the Risii can.start a band and pl^y I the bride and groom cut th to play 'House of the Rlsit as beir i^ tz ra h s (“As yo
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sangl3guitais-getherI a guy I know named IrJielp. Carl is a success* Ilut sometimes even suc> In they are in need, have Ieir friends, and I am Ir Carl a friend , even I1 birthday he gave me I: egg. uiiich thank God I
rt for Carl to overcome I !-and tell, me what was I lomething that'l believe— —IJhity ah tjcfiTTguitar,” Ianoiher, almost every I
nc guitar. It would not ■1 that, late at night, in ■ □pe picks one up' and ' I oopy." Electric guitars ■eai for guys, because Iideal elements: I
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these elements have I. But combined, they cal effea: They enable iyer7orcveirart)adgun “ y louder.electric.guitars in the
ege student, I helped j “The Guides," which 1 r e d ^ Duck,” which . f l uch of Guys Who Cot H i Prostate Concerns.” H }delic” band, which H led a lot better if you ■ at I am for one sccond ■ )dy>%'as. ■harband,-ray 'artistlc" "’‘*5 f the same dream that ' usidans such as Bach, andT he Dave'Clark etting sTbigger ampU- rtan rbecaustro fthe” * ^ ' I rock band, which are . litical dynamics of the Let’s-say that India is kistan is the lead gui- ways tension between ts. because they both •St. Let’s say that, in >ut roughly equal, but ;oes out and gets'Iarg- ui is naturally threat- f buying a more-pow- !n India, seeking to »ys e\-en larger drum- wwbell. At this point ina) feels it has no , and pretty soon the lerely by tuning up it nming thousands of [fless effort to avoid —
the Federal Duck'.)iave a strong musical ; why Carl called on — d. We met at a ware- uperstore containing x uitars, not to mention 1 \public housing. If you.............i stores, you’d bener ,nes a time when all anked up simultane- - suiting a a te r would . “■ across. butwhUe looking at gui- ng knowledgeable j rre’s a guitar,” aiid ^ r over here." Then a It. explaining various 1"^. ;uitars such as wood ^ '
ing all ilic fa y o ri,____________ McC
It came as pan o f« in a'cardboard box, strap, picks and an
ned about the ampli- all find probably not '*use permanent ear i that Carl ccnild get 9* leams how to actual* " amc*Iter to see how he was un into a problem.
It, lie was p lu ^ n g JOW to play chords if!**' ■uaor. (“He’s about . irL “He has acne.”) e tape, he’ll be able lising8ua,"'njenhe w a t weddings (“As t eaOce. we'd like Using Sun” ) as well ■ you all dance the
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Rules have relaxed, but the i nd fast guidelines on what’s a] iredding can moke'even the'm< eel lost Where’s Miss Manners ier? ■Luckily the silk floral dresse
lothes that are abundant this s flat can always be relied on. T an opt fo r low er-priced co IcCarmey’s Chloe or the rnnar oyage. ih e basic pastel suit i lis year. too. And those who > rand statement at a garden wed dd a flower-bedecked h a t Still uncertain? Here are ansi
Q. Can I black or white to A. Although the rules on blac nm g fashlcm followers — have flbly in recm t years, the color s ons of moumiiife a c c o r ^ to \
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t he’s also a distance runner, i metiraes o%-erwhelnxina.’ itHons, sdTtry to geim yw a lets hot.” said Blauer. “But ] : in places like St. George (I it’s hard to a ’oid.” nakes up the difference by i by the quart1 leave fruit and sports drink long my workout route,” Blai , when you get to a certain pi o e to drink.” . is the high season for call tfai JPPpintout.ibacmosLAffleiia -o low, according to a growing «arch.t>u don’t have d io u ^ water ‘ cells s tan to draw w ater £ n.” savs Ih-. Andrew WeU th smative m ediane. “Y5uFHe r hean has to work harder, a to red irea blood from less vit m can set in before you stan
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And a IdcTs heat^eguL tem is not as well^addpt adult’s, so theyVe also at lar risk. It only takes a 1( loss of a gnall child’s b< to bring on death.
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attention away from the even if wedding dresses longeralways tnosesha'aj designer Vera W ^ "Wi times do a pole piok or ( o r b lue wedding dress, w ould be funny to ha guests in white and the t color. I do have a problem because white or ivory is j bride’S|Color."
A g B in rlf7 0 U'have-T« white, add a spot of color jadcet, sweater or scarf.
Q. C an a woman w pantsuit to a wedding?
A. T his is an o th e r si tricky question, and the i depends on wfaat sort of w you’re attending. The widi ing palaao pants of form sons have given way to i
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manager a t Neiman Mar don't think a tailored pan a'ppropriat«’a t a wedcung in:a synagogue or churd: the tradidon of women in ( and skirts StiU holds true.”
W ang adds, “ I t deper w here you’re going. If j going to a wedding in L the Queen raight be at, i
— a p p ro p ria te . But if i Southampton, I don't see t lem with wearing a nice lioen pantsuit”
Q. What about bare k>ok astUpdzeases?
A ^T he e th e re a l s lip i < either in soft solids or dreaj
' ral prints," seem 'tailor^na a stim m er wedding. Hov some versions m just tb<
. . and sheer. One solution is t along a narrow, cropped cai in a similar tone, or add a scarf or shawl for th e cl
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. som ething too short. Sa] q u e t te c o n su lta n t Ba Hoffman, '‘You'shouldn’t really Iow<ut things or th e :
vrith the slits up the Even if you bave great legs matter of appropitateness."
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And beer?t s s ^ i^ d s a s s 'j e s i s t ^ s stSTnedidne requ ires 8 o e Baylor metabolize it,r Medidne, in an on-lineted P ress w ith colorts dnnks Lundstrom. ** )r elite and , consum ed irHletes who can upset thtn6 miner- ance.”
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Kentucky Dert>Miks, sudi tha t an oversii
with cabbaw tip dress, draw attention Ireamy Qo> And, says Flc■made for : w e a r a h a t to ilowever, ding it’s too i too light ' mery.”is to take Wang says p[cardigan key: **You doid a flMty brimmed hat o:i ch u rch ,. ' dutft or one wi
[ressthan talL"Says eti* Q. Are tbe nBarbara nighttime wedd In’t "wear ' ' AT Thie'answehemicn^ yes. Nighttime iA e side. urally be moreeg s ,ifsa wedtling p a m ISS." guests should aio n ? . wear if black ti
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"being! rules dinerent for —nice lii dd ina? d ressiwer is a resounding' ' 'Hoffm « w eddina will nat- tant. “1 ire formal, with the and hi ty in black tie. Male Hawaii d also be in formal do ac 1 < tie is specified on fledsh
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Sweat is an early warning i em for heat injury. Sweat t ingers on the skin is a s i ^ ligh hum id ity , and hum id -etards the evaporative cool leeded to avoid trouble.
Sweat that turns clammy ii » ies the body’s heat-shedd
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But if the only sweating yoc loing this summer is beneatl eiling faii, you still need to [rinking more, the experts say
For exam ple, if you 're oi
« invitation; if not, a dark si ill suffice. Says Mr. Butler edding RSVP, “Evening we ii{^ are m ore formal alway DU wear long dresses and tuxi ter 6 :^ pjn., ^ f s usuoUy ti
!ople' tharare'getting'm arrie nd also the parents — if they^ volved, more than likely it wi : a more formal wedding.” This is also the dme you ca t away with cocktail attire ar e color black. If the event lite tie, only long dresses ai ipropriate for female guests. Q.~Ob'dliretent religions ha^ fferent dress codes?A. Weddings of orthodox'rel Mis are not the place to wear ir*? dress without a shawl c dcet, regardless of rell^on. Fc wish weddings, “youll see me taring h ea d covers in a •ains, but each community' ing to have their.ow n stai irds," says T eresa Parkei m ^ E m w ^ E l life cydes an lebrations director. “But fo thodox Jewish weddings, eve ests would cover elbows an ees. It’s a sign of respect” rerra L«hrman, a bridal coord tor and'ow ner of Sensatiom lebrations in Dallas, notes tha oe colors are more appropriat weddings of different culture t an Indian wedding, there ar lumber of colors that are goo :k for guests to wear, such a :h p u rp les a o d deep buc ndies. With Asian wedding! I is a symbol of good ludc.”2. Do men have to wear a jadi andtie? ■.L “I don’t think a tie is neces y anym ore, bu t it depend lere th e w edding is takini ce,” T.«hrman said.>uiu or a t leaist a Jacket ancare th e m ost appropH att
)ice, barring the occasiona zkyard'rancn wedding. At i rden w edding o r la te af te r Ml event, men can sometime: t aw ay w ith w earing line t nts-with a crisp'Shirt. StUl sing invited to a wedding is i e lictie honor, and you shoulc iSS a p p r o p r i a t e l y , . says ffoian, th e etiquette cbris^ t. “If the people are laid bad 1 having it by a waterfall ir waii, you canleave your tuxe ac home. But never wear ruf I shins!** , '
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TWIN FALLS - C M a 'S Seat Advocitfe Training wi held from 6 (bJLCLpjn. Tu< in th e E d u c a tio n C en ti Magic VaUey R e^onol Me .Center,---- ..
T he tra in in g sem ina -designedTotaise'ftw ai^ne the importance of correct safety seat'tise by'trainuig i ested individtials in each co to becom e’ ch ild safe ty ad v o c a tes . E ach advo receives one child safety sei
For m ore inform ation, the-M ag ic V alley S afe ] t)ffice a t 737-2431. .
TWIN FALLS - A childi refresher course will be off from 7 to 10 p.m. Wednesdi th e E d u ca tio n C en ter MVRMC ~
P rereg is tra tion 'is requi Call 737-2900. /
- ta t io n ,- ^ H o ^ t t^ A c h ^ ^ Mentally Health, Satisfying FulfUling Lifestyle** will be from 7 to 8:30,p.m. Wedne at the KMVT Community R< 1100 Blue Lakes Blvd. N.
T his community*educa sem inar is offered by Car View Psychiatric and AdtUc Services of MVRMC.
Preregistr&tion is requei bu t no t re q u ire d . F o r n information or to register. Canyon View at 734^760 c 800-657-8000. ,
TWIN FALLS - A Commu F irst Aid and Safety ( in f ch ird^nd^adiilt CPR-and i aid) nine-hour course will offered a t 6 p.m. Wednes and Thursdoy a t the Ameri Red Cross.
Fee is S40. To register or more information, ^ 733^ o r stop by th e office a t Shoshone.St..E. Prepiym er required for registration in classes.
T\VIN FALLS - The Big I Klub will meet from 10 to i: a.m. Saturday in the Educai Center at MVRMC.
This program is designet help prepare broihers and ters for the new baby. To re ter;call737^2900.-^—
spitals Icent. Using a mathem ati m odel, study au tho r Tobj Gordon and colleagues condu th a t alm ost tw o-thirds of statewide drop in mortality ct be explained by the shifrinj c a « to Hopkiiu. The smdy published in the July 7 issut Annals of Surgery.
Gordon, an associate nrofe of surgery and health policy,': regionalirarion of surgery* occur for various reasons, inci ing doctors’ referral pattci
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The small bowel is practic sterile except for some i (mouth) bacteria swallowed i saliva, Stomach ac id .-sr intestine mptnrty and a spe type of immunoglobi (substance produced . protection agamjt infections) important factors protecting small intestine against bacH Bacteria growing in the sr intestir^ may lead to vitai defic4encH«^meinly-vHai B’fl.diarrhea. lack of appet and nausea. All these sympti are very-lrequent in the eldt but it is not known h frequently small iniestl b a c te r ia l o v e r g r o w , c a u s e s , symptoms, A group Investlflators from Austn studied the frequency bacterial overgrowth in the sr intestine in an elderly populai (y?57ears uiu) dindSmparg with a younger, populaili Their results a/e reported li recent issue of the AmerJt Journal of Gastroenterolo They studied elderly patie ,w l t h j n 0 0 b VI p
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' ■ infant and child i t a r is Fee is $30. To oess of. ' 'moreinformatlo: t child o r s to p by th e i inter- Shoshone S t E. coim'ty. . and prepayment y s e a t the class. iTocateseat. TWIN FALLS n, ca ll version of 'the : : K ids . B reastfeeding s
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Idbirth The silent auct >ffered items donated b: Klayin local restaurant: e r a t es. The money
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o r /o f Cost is 530 fo rt ^ 6 4 ($6 per dass). Bri * 718 the first class. Tt ent, js_ _ s t.B e n e d ic ts at 3:m all _____________
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best for suItica l decisions by insunby A. care providers, coiJuded. ences or govemmiif th e She said manageicould n ies have a re s ting of examine hospital dy was outcomes when dl sue of . to send cheir padei
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.LS — T he local that a e 1998 Walk fo r . we wil g and silen t auc* led' for Sunday a t , CreekPark.
jctlon will include OE^: by more than 60 ' stancents and business- tion a:y ra ised will be bo;^<lo u t th e y e a r to • to suple L eague reach ’ ra te sl M d babies in the
rse wiU be offered ?y®"s0 p.m. Tuesdays, «^ 4 through Sept. cation C enter a t ' -
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C h ild b irth and« s will bc offered have a' p.m. Thursdays, managi1 through Sept. 3, ly and n e d lc ts F am ily even ir r snack bar. . overbc caught by a regis- jealous w ill'em p h asize Plea: r labor and birth, joke. JiB-pregnancy-aud—----- -= ■The second class p — — dll qualify as a rrse for m others T/liSi f have taken the wir Ihe five d a s se s ^oml Bring payment to ® To register, call _ . i
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’arents’ rese laughter’DEAR ABBY: I am 16 years oli d will be a junior in h l ^ schoo September, My boyfnend ant ; parents have Invited me on i mly.vacaihm-widnfaem.-Abov ioten pm ple will be going., tiy p a ren ts have knowi yan!* (myib6y&iend).and hi: nily for several years. Ryan’s rents have offered to talk tc ne about this, but so fa rm j «ntsreftise tb let roe go. Therj J be plenty of adults around i of course Ryan and I would ire separate sleeping quaners. >(y dad suggested I write u l and ask ifytlu think ic woulti OK for me to go. He promised it after we recei\-e your reply, will tiiscuss the issue again.; — TEEN WHO WANTS TO
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lEAR TEEN: The circum. nces surrounding your vaca- n appear appropriate. Your rftiend’s parents will be there nipervise, you wil| have sepa- e sletiping accommodotions, I this is a family \'acatibn. am sure ovtir the ytiors you 1 your fomily have disciisscd p o n s iM tr^ o rtiiv ib ft^ Ir ite m’s parents have invited j-oii, leans they trust you. If you con- t yourself accordingly, I sec no son.why'ypu shouldn’t go;:
lEAR ABBY: My problem is lousy. I am jealous of all other lales, and it has made my life e h ^ . , I am 37 ye&rs old and m other of two children. 1
e a good husband, if he can tage to live with me. My fami- md frientis, my husband and n my childiw think I am way rboard with my feelings of ousy.lease help me. This is not a
Jea lo u s is ruining my life.
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ognize that your feelio based in reality, and wi
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^ this,,as any counsdtr w ™ it can be done.
DEAR ABBY: S;ni retired, I go shoppu{ wife more often: I ha>
•g.. women: piitdng-th£ir.
then turning che irbaa while they look for it may wane to purchase.
— - -.Anyone could easil;these purses or wallets
^ " away with them. So foi ^ p lease advise womei f® their purses with them,
them in the carts.I — FRANKLAWREN
in . W O O D O Tu-
DEAR FRANK Far I >y me to endanger your h
safety. Ladies, for Frai please keep your purse
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hQwever youi slice Qr data, it dbeM*t go aw: iP r o fe ^ r David Kayei ‘of the C enter for ih e Latino Health a t UCLA a statistical
Mexican' Americans likely than whites to die three major kUIers — 1 ease, cancer and stro! have lower infont mort they are more likely to 'dlabietes and liver duea:
Part of the explanatic .health advantages see ;that a 'la rg e sh a re of 'Americans— about 40 p are foreigR*bom.
Immigrants are less-su Konfr «H---- f| Bud ***"
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away-as they and their [adopt America's high>f^l isedmtary lifestyle. That
- ;help shape America’s I- jihe funire, because the
population is expected t lAIrican Americans as t ’try’s largest ethnic
.jaroimd 2005.' Because people of Me: ^ OMnpose nearly two :U.S. Hiq^anics, overall fon Latinos tend to rel Mexican-American exj -But among Latino grou; are ' d is tu rb in g dispai >ealth.
rT rr^rrJ^= eK a 'm ple^eft< living on the U.S. main m ore’like ly th a n Me: Cuban A m ^ c a n s to dii turely. P art o f the re t .with social class. Puert< .who are U.S. citizens I
Eyelasl:: DEAR PAULA: Please iwhot is the time it take lashes.to grow and whi time of th & resting pha: new ones grow in? Also the length of tim e befo the Ias}m are replaced blashes.
__ _ The reayw I would likttEis is tKBTTairoSenQ some of my lashes off them) and 1 tieed to knov •do to get them to groM lonce read tha t sometin [will not srow back, but M urce » d this has no i Kgrowth, diat diey WOI { t ^ .your genes have: prog {mth no effec t from cu {breaking tlieoL If that is W i s it diat if lashes bv the total length tiiey are [to grow, and then ^ cu
. k e n , th ey w ill s ta r t |
they stimulated bsjting or breaking? I t mi kotadly c o n f u ^ becaus re a d th a t plucking bro Kause them .to h o t grc pgaiiL'Does’plucking al
. Ihoir follicle ^ e r e n t^ r t ^ting'orbr£aking?Tam'9eR a Utde long. I m pe you ca
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:an-Ame—^ M exican ' r i (her poverty • v —. • 'Js.ediMttlon,.;___'■ ■ •rage r - a n d ,
adoxlc^ but ; r ,o r dice th e . faway,” said yes<B8Utista: . he Study L A .'it's.not
less dieftbm the — heart di»s tro k e .'T h ey . lortalityoBut ’ to d ie frbm iease. ’ ' - , ation for the ' ■ ’ seems to be^ . ' o f Mexican lOpercent— - '
s-susceptibie cands’<part>—
ieirx W d ru i^^ ‘ ^ ^ ^ ^ 11‘fat diet and ‘l u t fact willi’s health in —the HispanicK itosunnssu th e c o u n rminority by
Mexican ori.nvoKhirdsofall statistics .reflec t the | |H H H | |H
experience. •roups, there • iiiwdemAtnip aritie s in souncE&A
ain lw d areMexican or often are tr tdieprem a- e s t g h e tto i reason lies New York, erto Ricans, h i ^ e r iif t M by birth , land.
»hgrowthsase tellm e, t ■ ’ : kesfor^eye.
is uie >hasebefoi«M wbat isefore all o f ■ Q k J d byaltnew
)ff (curling tru th . Eyelanow vAut to hair on yourrow back. I age grow th^ e s t h e y befo re , the]Init.another.'. .growdiproccw a H M m i ooeonitsowiUgrow jim a to ta l of a!nffUBOtd, before dte bcattinsor S S S K
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rt growing
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L ^ S ^ c a uHispanic WOI
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P e r e ^ o f Hi V ■ N o r e g u t^
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Elasho. like all of tlic mr body, bave on aver* C fth cycle of 28 d ay s ^ ley fa ll ou t u d .th e m ocess starts again (each— own q r d e V l^ t means q{K ! abou t 45 to 60 days ! hair emerges from tite ' ^
« s not grow ffom th e ^ e hair but from the root,‘ the ddn. Breaking h ^ Iend or middle doesn't corhocmonaDy/genedcally betw th .q r d e . ;^ t t ^ also^ for-f f ^ 'o n h a ir-^ o w th . ' . thedoes not. a ffec t h a ir ' itse
although, co n tin u ed andover many years ca n " - abo>e fbUide and ^ t c a n . ' casrgrowth. • tam
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■AULA: Did ymt ludce n*s new CokxStay l i t e . Eit] ad in itial.adsinm aga. ion,
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causes of death lor women, 1993 of total ttactttsi . .flose,
: ~b y ofscular disease deaths f»,.1993- •.frt OMthB ■ •*'
>f Hispanic wfomenwho have: ifexafdse* 622 t t e m : _ ^ ^ _ 4 8 _
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“ We can ’t say th a t Hispanics have wonderful he ** said m edical'sodolo^st I Z am brana of 'Qeorge Mt Universiiy in Virginia. “We i
dianceTfoifines showing it wbs SPF 15, the botde i t^ l f said it was SPT 12? The firn rating w u reason I wanted to buy i t ' 1 disappointed to see the sec rating, but dedded to try it way. I have not seen your re' of this product yet, but sirjil^arf.tho /\rigtnnl. fnnn Hpcxcept for its h e a ^ feel, I bo iL
Can you «l<n recommend s drugstore styling gels that provide protection from hej have norioal hair and a norm oily scalp. I use Salon Select No. 6 Shampoo, Neutrogena 1 Safe as a conditioner, and E Styling Gel Level 5.
— SANI
DEAR SANDRA: 1 noticed con trad icting informal between Revlon’s advertiisem fer tiieir new ColorStay Ute the factual ra ting on the b( itself. However. SPF 12 isnV and Tm sure Reidon is diagr about the advertising error, casual wear, meaning inter tent exposure, SPF 12 offers tec tionnearfy equal tO) SPI (given that UVA.protecting ir dients areipart o f the formt Either way, if you are speni long periods of tim e out in
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= ; - & S I;.:theepideniie:Ove ^menlarensw^hM 'M tR s 'fiien t^ l ' tatlMS are neariy
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' to look a t HispaMexicans, Pueno ahd South Americ
H ealth prom aimed at white A miss H ispanics, than a question < ferences. •
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It all Nicolas Corballe health, the Latino Heal t Ruth Boston. “I t requin Mason sonal touch, liten e need building.”
)rlots"ofi:15, bUt sun, a foundation IS only ^ t greater (mean ras the tection. If you per : I was longer than foui «cond (depending on yt it any- you would need i review sunscreen anyw« !ince I you would have tl iationw^^foundation.and'n twught are active outside
ing outside all day i some In regard to p
lu ir ( r o i h M t.il... yniir hnir thnf
over it can protea from heat. Nothinj
i5 .^ i off the hair comi ‘^ P P reliably if tite goi
vrrtDA damage. W hen t.tilings heat up: In
hair< are produc
bottle >«)uld hurt hke he Vbad, «P « * te d your ski
die damage wo»J< For same IS orue for thi
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alwefiates.ofd|i-‘/>- bave<•fHispanlc»,’buti^i-’ and ato America. Poof';:. »nmugbeattM'ffiot.artd!' countinpiKtgenetefeor.;, health
• * AmeriI Puerto RioMa the '. Tho •dbyai> » i> o6-;'nusePuerwRieans* whoiiecoocentfatadin; '■ “ .orees'whem/UOShas... w boh>«;Meiclcan' Acntlessanectedby ' yourhOverall.Kispenle : direct'twIceasUkdyas' H ealt!iefromAi(*5.ahd Pobcy■ViiMitimasas ni^noinilhediseasias--..-. getwoi ' . : . ___ .. . The
Dii^^thanbttw r they have tjiehwv wsulPttssirigtlme an^T ba itK snufr i r a e p m tio n ^ | H i B r a n c e s . ' ■ , •i:-^8eareKlUCM; B l •:UddarNMVtta^:
ipanies by group; P S w rto Ricans, Cubans
omotion efforts e Americans often cs, and i t ’s more n of language dif* I E l
lu io rtw rendered I ■ 'can m odel,'' said I VUeira, director of I t u ,>alth Institu te in Iiiires a greater per- I „erally relationship I
t r i v i a ~ | 2
on is a poor way tow iing longer) pro-jerspireorstayoutour to five hours \ y~I your skin color), ^ ■d to reapply your■way. That means ■e to wash off your ^ ji<raapplytit.if>you-r..'^S Pde or plan on stay- S wlLlay. .> protecting your , anything you put .tiat.places.n layer—.. ect hair minimally' ling can keep heat impletely « r even goal is to prevent n things heat up,Imagine trying to
Jun from getting ing a layer of any ' uct over it. Even with a hot object, hell, and until you' skin from the heat >uld continue. The tiie hair. ,
is the author c/snk- ismetics^ inctudtng'• Gosmeticf QtuntO"., fBeginninj prts^
ameeosmaics.
CALENDa f e ^ Seat Advocate .Tralaio three July t r ^ i ^ seminars d eness o f c o n ^ child safety st
Valley to'become child safi irB orie loformatkiB about U | k Valley SAFE KIDS ofTkt
to Acbkve a Mentally HcalU 1:30 p ,B ^ KM VrConuBBli imunity educatjoa seniinsr is i MC.* P r e ^ r e ^ ^ t lo n Is r ^ i' nirmu prcwuatk>B'aKrt3r th R e f ^ e r Co«t*e • Wed Idoo reqaired. CaU 737-2901
Is Klub * Satardi^r, AngoM ] brodiers and sisters for die ne’
id Chiklblrth Coarse * Tnes Pre-registratkm reqttlreL
al MVRMC cducattomi offeri 12 o r TDD 7 3 7 -2 ^ at teast 2
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Researchers who study how dii ses affect groups o f p io p i re come tip with a remaricabl i troubling fin d ii^ Long-terr migrants from Asian and Lati jn trie s gradually lose man; aJth advantages they b r i ^ t< lerican shores.rhose who live in America fao ligher r i ^ of cancer than thos 0 live in Mexico or China ani ire h ea rt disease than thosi o l iv e in ja p ^ ''Acculturation is a danger ti ir healtii,” said Aida Giachellc ector of the Midwest Latin a lth Research, Training am liey Center at the .University c nois in ^ c a g o . “We seem t< ;w oiseti}e]i)n^w cstay.’'.. . Fhe l^on^er p ^ p le live some
ilth re&cniblM that of peopli0 already were living there, ^ b n g Hispanics, researches
1 Summer Oearanct • ' 2 :
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~)AR o fFaiog • Tuesday, Ju ly 28 .6 - 3 designed to raise awareness y seat use by t r a i n ^ interestei safety scat advocues. Each ac It this project o r o ther ia jar j fke a t 737-2431.
alttay, SatisfyiDg and FalfUUt BBlty Room (1100 Blae Lake • is ofTered by Canyon View pj r^nested bat not required. 1
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st 1,10 -11:30 a.n.« Edocatin^J»aby._.TPjegtrter^c«U ^
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. living conditions take ace ' o v e r ^ Hinanics arc I ose to lack health insunuu md - other ethnic group.3se Many epidemiolo^
' the proiective benefit ' to and Asian cultures are Uo, as trad itional d iets ino doned and immigrant md America's couch-p^tc r of '*The cradiDon^ diet I to ture did not have all th . ■ said Linda Hcmandc ne- .Working with.,tiie fede
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legists believe lefits of Latino are weakened -
ets are aban- rants ease into ilato lifestyle, diet in our cul- U tiiis fat in it," nde»,-a nurse • [ r te r ^ y ,
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NEW YORK (AP) — i with spinu problcBS such compression, “slipped dis iosis. spina] tumors and d tiun of thu vcnebrac ofic will) trunundouspoiiL
Wlieiv conventional non tecliniijues don 't helj patients, spinxil fusion sur; offer them relief, despite riRorou-s procedure that i an extended recuperadon.
Methods of performin tional spinal fusion surge improved greatly. None these prociklures still are surgeries — those necdinj
..........froniV’orahferiorr^in'e (ieffective location for fusions).
Today, however, a new scopic surgical technique less in%'n.sive procedure f patients needing spinal
' ITiis new method shorter er>- cime and lessens the
.........healing.............. - - •-■ Lap;iroscop>- has been years, with great success, nosing and treating gynec urological and gasiroin conditions. Recently, it h applied to '^inal surgeries
In a laparoscopic proci small, liglited telescope is in the patinni’s body, allo- ph>‘sidun to \-ievk- on an oi
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' to increase your fitness climbing would be an up tie.
Even on specialized equipm ent tha t allov d im l^ climbing is not as < as treadmill running, accc
■ a new snidy. Climbers in more of a sprint ~ shor bursts foUowed by rest.
‘•If they sustain the cl long enough, the>' arc abi tain an aerobic training ef sustaining tha t energy miglit be difficult,” sdd F Waits, a- professor of e physiologj- at Northern A UruverSiiy, Marquette.'
Watts uxamined two n of iicrobic output — how heart beats and how mud the exerciser uses. In the ment, 16 H gerienced c with an avc“ ge age of 26 out on an indoor climbi tliat worked like a treadn tinuotisly. moving as the climljed.
Climbers did five four------ —clim bx-interspersed w
inirune rests. Tliey dimbei angles ranging from near cal to slightly overhangi comparison, the exercis treadmill r\m.s over tJi6 sai periods al a heart rate e what they did \vhen the v nearly venical.
The results were publi ihe American College oi
■ • Medicine journal Medic Science in Sporwand Exet
....... ■Ay-lhcTtttme'hcart'mte;use wis (heater for runiti for climbing, tlie study fo climbers who judge iheir energy use by their he.' may be misled. Waits said want to climb as hard as U t!ie>-would luve to r<use ti get heart.rate by five to 1 per minute, he said. '•
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- - - i — H O R O S C X D P E 'Sydney Omarr
IF JULY 27 IS YOUR BIRTI! . You are dynunic. im pubn-e. boad
in romance. Mother was exoellcRi la d difficuljy w U H rit eye. Paih. of m e d iia iiv e n i lu r e a n d a t oppeaivd to be psychic A hcj. LiU KKts pUy iicm(ic»Bt ro In in vou could have ih e ie ie tie rs , iii iti naniM I ^ R. Current cycle neli
P l ^ ^ d e in Ju ly w iir U a r * ^
ARIES (March 21.Apr»l 19); P u i d i t could not be done in the allotted. You do it, m ininc pubticiiacknowiedcmenu that you perhai Ihe ben in field. Take a boi
T A ^ U S (Ajlril aVMay 20); Fo. O M tiniy, Ryle,' p u m . aura of se ily. tex a p p ^ H us is your lucky i connec tion w iih f in an c e , rom
-Ctrnmuomceneidyoa'lo'K^iTa c ru d a lo o b a u . '
CEMINI (May 21-Junc 20); Inde will be MCBCthioa of the F«st: you « deflnile aboui treih R an in new don. It bccones erident lhal new t on horiton • you will be ready.
CANCSR Uune 21-Juty ZZt Foe mam^^ee. food, m u u ra n t manaiic •ecurity of knowinc >-ou are loved receive numerous o ffe n , m ainl) e m iin f businca affain. Capncofn role.
LEO (July 2^A us. 23): Spotlic e n tena inm en t, diversity, be inc i
S K S S 'S S S ^ S l i S i Sd e s , being in touch with financia
MRCO (Auc. 23.Sepi. 22): C>«lc- roadblock* wiU be transfonneC M eppinfftone* tow ard u ltim ate
” * U B ^ (Sept. 2M>cu 22); Yoa counted on to r n d . write, teach, c en so rsh ip , b a t t le fo r freedo i thouihi. Vour enctnie* a re forawi Gemini. Virto per»OB« p h y rocani
~S C O R M O (O ct 2 ifJov. 2 i t Yoi b i» Lunar p o t io n ia E leventh £ coincides widt good (w tune in n i ^ipecula ti^ pmlHity. t y « fr t w ^ a n d in fluence p eop le . !
SACITTARIVS (Kov. 22 Dec. You work th in s i out. D elay givei e a i r a t i n e - you a re ( o in g to d e t^ t e oddi. P e o p le 'w h ic ^ - y dw ta lk o f d M ^ T R e f o ^ b e . encM) by thoae who ladk talent.^ CAPRICORN (D ec. 2 2 -Jao .
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[ was JS From th e Detroi M Too often, heroe S T heir feats are sc 3 w hile they inspin S b le u s w ith tiie i S could never do tha Z But with a swing S naut AJan Shepar S b le seem a tta in a S swing of a 6-iron, I; S w e, to o , co u ld Sl ■5 moon!
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Dirk Kempthom tall, dark stranger
Idaho’s junior se
• governor’s office tl out bothering to d
> or tell his constitut if elected.
His opponent, D ley, h as invited K him in a series of 1 s ta te befo re th e 1
------------- e ie c tio n rb n t'K cmtoo busy to accept any o ther than one
■ • ^ i s e ."Busy a t what? W.
could th e Republi( c a n d id a te for gov n o r possib ly have
■ do t h a t is m ore i ; p o rtan t than sh a r ' th e sam e s tag e w
............ ».his o p p o n en t-to <ciiss tiie ir different
, C ongress a d jo u rr ; e le c t io n cam pai{
_______ i should consider suI al. T hey arc csser
■ J fim ction of democr• A nd most candii■ Idaho, have accep « ren t governor, Phil • .nent. Democrat U
. ! times during the 1!• w hen B att nm for ! befo re th a t, h e ar ! John Evans agree< I bates around the s I a t Levriston High . \ not do so well foui
however, rejecting L arsen’s call for a 5 bate.s.)
K em pthom e hin■ ” ~slx years ago, when
. . . ;_cra tic o p p o n e n t 1I e i ^ t times during■ the sea l being vac• Symms.J K em p th o rn e’s c;• today b rushes off
..........t d e b a te s .a s a sHghI “We don’t feel it’s 1
job to get H untle: ; sage out,” Jeff Mali .J M ay b e n o t. Bit ■ 1
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i T ro a S n T o n s u S ^I To make sure your le ; prompt^, here sre a I member
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a down-t(T o l t R « e P t ^ w roes don't seem human,s so extraordinaiy tha t 5,?ire us, they also hum- thle re a liza tio n th a t w e etthat. Ging of a golf club, astro- ar>ai^ m ade th e impossi- it:inable. W ith a sim ple Jcn, he m ade it seem as if w<1 so m ed ay re a c h th e th
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a s tro n a u ts n am e a in ntth e first. A m erican in spI hum an on th e moon, grm e to h it a go lf b a lr us
^andidatejirtieipateij>wiston M orriing Tri* Kc
daonte’s portrayal of the ab ;er is wearing thin. thi senator has apparent- 1
B this November with- en 3 debate his opponent Ke tuents what he vsill do; to<
yej, Democrat Bob Hunt- tio ! K em pthom e to join cai of debates around the I le N ovem ber g en era l wh L*mpihurne“says"htf"ts “ I rpt for one in ''
y o la iu iida te
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Z ‘im - lo t/ie p m p erfiii laring (im ocnuirgait \ w ith • ________0 dis*.----- ------------1. . ........ences, especially after a c u rn s for th e g en e ra l I a ig n ? No c a n d id a te wh:_su^ldebatcs.optionj^__3sen tiai to th e p roper cm ocrauc government. car id idatcs, including in o tl :ep ted th a t. T he cur- chj hil Batt, m et his oppo- >Larry EchoHawk, 16 ' evt
B 1994 campaign. And ingfor governor 1^ years theand incum bent Gov. 1
ee d to a series of de* ade state, including one flo;h School. (Evans did cotbur years before that, goting R epublican Allan 1a similar scries of de- aru
d ntiimself was less busy /ien he debated Demo- offIt R ic h ard S ta llin g s prcng their campaign for m |/acated by Sen. Steve pai
ters cam paign m anager 13ff H un tley ’s call for anc ight only to Huntley. • hO't’s his (K em pthom e’s) alljtley’s cam paign mes- his[alm ensays. qu
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rheTnKJ i ---------------- PuUilw AOi-------------MM.|h««dltor Prtrhe m«fflben of th« iMnorUI board ^ • n , Clark Wahrarth, Stev» Cn
tetouswelcomes letteis, from nui
lects of public interest.' ; soir letter is pubilshed ■ tim» a few guidelines to {«• ' all
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Shepard^ flrst space flig] 5, 1961, re s to red Arncfrics th a t w ere d ea lt a blow ju: ea rlie r w hen Soviet cosmc G dgarin m ade it first. Bu and his “A-OK” splashdovm its an d paved th e way for John Kermedy to declare tht would be on the moon by 1 the decade.
S h ep ard m ay b e th e mc T^ble of dozen m en who
now m ade the nfcon more i space trave l m o re 'a t ta in a grBvity-bound rnortals. H e % us, a very earthy hero.
JS need to in debatesKempthom c’s champaign mc date, H untley has been fa r r about his in ten tions if h e i than Kempthom e.
For exam ple, H untley sa}
e n ’s c h o ic e s o v er £ K em pthorne says'Tie would toed the restrictions Balt v« 3^ar, but promises to m eet tion opponents to w rite restr can support.
But hc doesn't bo ther to 1 what restrictions those mighi —H nnilcsrsayrhB 'wltl'sappo
ing lower Sn I dam s to sav
UeshouU/ ■ d isappearin
arrtsieiin/il to n com m
Kvnmiait. p o r t ; Keni_____________ says h e wou
— — K—-ih in k .il won’ a choice betw een dam s and f
But he doesn’t bo ther to i what he will do if it does con- —T hose. are-otiLly_two„ol.tl: ences already seen betw eei candidates, and who knows 1 others th e re m ight be if th chance to explore them?
K em pthom e won't allow t ever, ffis cam paign s i r a i e ^ ing clear. H e in tends to lie the final weeks before the eli
Then, he will use th e hu^ ad v a n tag e h e h a s o v er Ht flood th e airw aves w ith b commercials telling everyor good guy he is.
There will be no hard quj answer, no voice of dissent, n draw on his own brain.
^ d if he is e le a e d , he wi office free of any annoyirig < promises to th e voters {pro might hav e m a d e to w e a l paign contributors being ano ter). .
T h a t’s n o t ac ce p ta b le to and it should not acceptat fio voierSi'Even a m atinee id< ally comes out in the s t r e e t ! tiis opponent, even if he do€ q u e s tio n s w ith o n ly “ Yi ‘Nope.”
lesrNewsAOm WB*ot___ _________ BulnMiPtf»f VlMi<ardandwTltenofadHorWs dump, Knto Rldwrt and Gratofy Kj
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rturnbCHT. Lstters considered ilbek soMA'or (ni>8dtast»wUI bcTreiaiThe 71me8-News.raseh«s the IV alUattara.'- . , ^
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im onaut YuriB ut S h ep ardwn lifted spir-for P res id en t - . •tha t Americajy th e en d of
m ost-m em o-____________no waiKed on
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says he will a
a b o r tio n . ■ t uld have ve- B t vetoed thise tw ith a b o r- he suithis womar a ln c tio n sh c bus,, 4 ;
,, to a condu:to teU voters i w ih th a tfi Ight be. throuRhwlijporrljreaclT:— fiBppymfiSnake River I met Loisave Idaho’s AiiReles.Tlrin g salm on while readiIh e a d ru n s , menitoshc I th e Lew is.
rdr.h-1 ff film la n d sea. ccmormoj e m p th o rn e Oneexpc iTould like to marriages t«n 't-com etQ ---- reladonshi]id fish. through ph:o tell voters My parer rome to that.L th e^ d iffe i:^
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tn ey nad a so many of homes stihc
w th a t, how- grown up w ^ is becom- daddy in ar lie low until checks in tl (e la t io n . . We’ve soi huge m oney" “ “OK.” An H u n tle y to '
1 b ro a d c a s t _________yone w hat a
questions to , What a W t, no need to " o u r boy]
was an out: will assum e dollars at v
lg cam paign numbered prom ises he costofS40 ja l th y cam - Included m other mat* members o
.ficials who to H untley , s ia l 'm sm t .table to I d i d ^ u w c h i. • j„ i nty adviseiid o l^ e n tu . ty 'dvJser, e t and faces p^ess secre does answ er ,wo White *Y up” a n d valet for th
dresser.for___________ dent's privi
White Hou; writers and l a s e r s , sn
. sniffing do( InM* porters andtiiby director guests.
More was guests than
fy Kahn. three years —— know ih ^ f
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What-sw,I’m respo:
By Garry Trude
, J no I4-7. { J fKAcnct- i • llTll [ a QUO*
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isposable’orry’s been married a few
terih ritU duoh^p& The Hnii] I tally, seven children by five I IIIUlllClS.iu%’eyed his years of going fn an to that, searching for perfc 47-year-old businessman cam lusion: “I should have stayed first girl and just struggled oi vith her. I would've been just
.arry a few months ago in Los Thought of him again last wei ding an article on a new mov< hore up the faltering insdnid ge - legislators, religious lead smics and others looking for eip couples stay together in tl atistics indicating that 40 per- icire of them won’t, pert says couples discard thei s too easily, forgetting that th liip— Uke any other— goesA; >hiikscs.ents’ generadon. of coursc, to given. When they said “till us part,” they meant just that lenibon lininoihfersioryrFon night os well read, “Till death ience do us pan." Which is wl )f our diildren have seen thei ndered and families split, hav vrith mommy in one house,
another and child-support the mail.sought to adapL Sought to ma ^utho^s and experts show us
way to spend tax dollarsy president’s trip to China Jtstanding example of bur t:: work. The trip participant: d more than 1,000 at a trip 10 million!:d in the retinue were six ; of Congress, five Cabinet c lo e a c li j jro u ^ t alinost 40 nbers, o' chief of staff, a !)ief of staff, a national secu ier. a deputy national secur r, a press isecreta^, a depii'i retary, five stenographers, e House television crews, a the president and a hair- . >r Mrs. Clinton, the presi- ivate secretary and the ^
nd rewriters, doctors and snipers, commandoes, bomt !ogs, and, of course. 375 rend photographers and some
as spent by this guy and his in Judge Starr has spent in re. But you would never ' b from the groaning on the >posedto nght)-tid».or th e -
;TA.*JOHNSON
vrorig wtth school piayeilohding to recent letters ^
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as make this wTcnchir maybe we torget th
-os the pain. It remind! week something we do li( o '’c- Ccrtainly. theiij’!uuon riages that need en jad. those afflicted by v ir abuse and chronic 1n d ic p ec t-as Id o -d ia t
perfecdy salvageab apart for reasons nt
hwr. Fall apart because i dus bored one morning
'''SQniebodycanYget sion that happened
, took because money is ti trusive, the ma&c I
hat. Ute Brass io die ad jarus; ltiuar8eiterT eria«ath or otie'sbwn. i'vhy AU of us have an
those marriages the lavc . in taa families are > '• to tax sodal scrvice
better adjusted - le
nic plates w d b a t^
— Leti rs William Haffner ai JJ ford. Mr. Haffner,r rav bottom up. JcS
lic ,asd idh isA pos r He wamed us aboi
Pharisees did: to ir
' r Good morals havg * from good people {
learned th ro u ^ o u„ „ at any society whIe•uri Biblical morality ((Diitv tutional) to see ho<
^ becomes when relj
I’ ° • Yes, people send school to gain k n o That’s why Christii their kids to school
1 though, what ypu au to when you mehtii
„ * sacrifice? Are you i _ • without a prayer-fr
educarion we'll rev and human sacrific such a statem ent, c Just what you meat
. You started by sij l e a r th a th e d oesi so many peopledo our public spools.' Haffner, I do: Froir when John Dewey’:
M r9 so-called Fatherw * tion) ideas were pu
ou r schools, studen
d Rllmore
t o Cijo^es^
m m m y
;es hurt faiVRDPnTSjR.
.. how to safeguard the J life, move on. s are fauldess. We try to ± ing thing hurt less. ButnHat“there s a reason Tor----- ^inds us that this is notolighdy. . ,n 's ho shortage of mor- <1 ending pardcularlyly violence, emodonal ;■ 'lie lies. But do you sus-hat there are many other ‘cable unions duit M l ]s npt nearly as crucial?ise somebody woke up Iing. Fall apan because
led years ago. Fall apan 'is tight, the families in- 1 ic lost, or, yes, becausea c c e n t field seems so *3m than iHelpuBm !
Ian interest in seeing that > that can be saved, are. re wealtliier-less likely > rices. Their children are -less likely to appear be- <
s that, like cameras, pic* lby diapers, marriage '
TTERS —r and Preston Craw- i.er, r u tpr yours from vJesus did pray in piib* - ■gpostles and disdples. - - obout praying as the t o impre.u those Usten-
tiave not “always come g le and what they haV e.. clouftheirlives.” Ltiok ' n'hich turns its back on ky (or rules it unconsti* 1how bad that society......... firelying on Its own o
V2nd their chUdren to s nowledge. Guess what, stian parents send I«ibol too. I have to ask, -v IU are trying to allude - .ii htion ariimd and chUd si ou indmating that ' . a r-free, pubUc school F revert to Baal worship K ifice? When you make • s] It, could you explain C can? :y Mying. “It Is quite nes_np_t,understaad w hy___ ddo not want prayer in ' n Js.” Actually, Mr. — ' , p rom obout the 1930s,! . . tj ey's (sbdalist, atheist c' Ither of Modem Educa* tc : put into pracdce in : ' lents were taught his
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imilies, stxhas become a d isi^^ble cot the one you have starts actii toss It out and get another. L it takes to make yourself hai we’ve grown to think of beir a sacred enddement.
I offer no argument for th< being ixdserable. Rather, m> it’s a mistake to regard happ somediing you get just for sl when in truth, it’s somethin(
aaw»fice for. Constantly then, there are times it is lui . Because the expert was rij riage goes through phases. F scendent joy t6, “Why’d I ev down?” And back agaia
That’s what the preacher i he said, “For better or for wc what Al Grtien meant when I “Let’s stay together, whetlw good or bad, happy or sad”
Some of us don't understai wcM'dsrAren’r tough*entrap 1 We fold too readily, surrendi give up too soon. And thus, n
-An old friend of mine says ccnt of the time, his marriagi
—gladhe’raUve.-The other 10 makes him'want to beg, “Pie now."
The trick is get through thi ing the 90.
Sometitpes, marriage is ju: faith.
Ltvnard Pitts is a columnist miHavld.
\ideas tha t God, the Bible at were detrim ental to their.e •and Uves ahd should be dri only from school, but from : try.
The National Education i foUowing Dewey’s lead, sta goal of “resodalizaUon.’* P< c ^ r d of the NEA recentlyj tiiay not teach johnny to re keeping kids in school untU 16 is forcing re l^ious supei from our co u n t^ .^ Aftersij of beingiaught this philoso wonder many people think school is a bad idea.
Now a ^Tiopsis of Mr. Cn letter. Christians are mUlta
•want to pay taxes, want gov -impositloii o f their beUefs, i stroy th e Consdtudon, hate and wanjt legalized discriml Richard BuUer and his men Nazis may fit that descripdt spite what they may daim , i Chrisdans.
W hen you add to that you m arks about RepubUcans ai da im thn» Mng<>- VnllfyHb< no d v il Uberties, your anim< pears pre tty troubUng. I gut types about Christians are t ceptable bigotry aUowed In today. ,
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DcietyjcommocUtytif; icting up, just 'er. Do whatever-------r happy. I n d e ^ being “happy" as
r th e virtues^f; ,m y p o in tis l^ t ia p p in e ^ a s \< or showing u p .. hing you work atntlyrAnd er e n ,-------s unattainable..IS right A.mai^7 - ss.From tran-’ le v e rtn a rry il^
ier meant w l ^>r worse." That's lenhesang, t'-)!ther tiroes are! ' d.” I »rstandthe <.i. j ^ t o Uve t h e m . " ' ■ ender too easily,JS, miss so mudL -
that 90 p tf• riage makes hiin rlO percentrit— — r 'Please kiU me
tl the 10 by tnt^-
sju stan ac tp fl
mist for the Mia-
leand p ra y er” dr educatioij driven not:_^;
om the coui^ '
on Assodation,, stated their " Paul Bian* ; dy,said.“We o re ad ,b u t '' intil t h ^ a ^ ^ ipersdtion ^ rs ix d e c a d ^ - — tosophy, it'a iip ink prayer
Crawfond'C* litant,don*^;^ govem m eat^ • ifs, want to 8 ^ mte. U b e ra l/^ im lnadon. * nerry b an d p f ipdon but, d ^ lm, they 're ndt .
your stdde ^IS and your; ,■UberaU Jiav i-----------oimosity br*. .: guess s t e i ^ ire the only 'a> - 1 in America;
Bruce TTnsley,'
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-------YOUNGSTOWN, 0 !T hree escaped com
' ■ ftMn^By Icm ile, from th e pei
— w h r m h c y a n r i - th ’ injnates cut their wa
fencing and clambi . razor wire to get free.
Another prisoner v S aturday. Police .sei
nearby railroad trad hcping tb catch the
of the escapees, ing time for homfddes two for armed robbery
The th ree Northe C orrectional Centei capttired Sunday mor in wy>ds n e y a neifl
__ __ !^Ldon!LknowJiQW.found them,** said White, a neighbor wh watch the arrest. “Tt
' >loi of places to hide an— ---------“O n e d u d f^ d -a 'p t
GonfliceloningThe WasWKton Port
WASHINGTON —. widespread concerns i
prospect of human don-------entistaj!canted,,ip_traj
person toda;^, th ere . would be n o tu u to stoi
Several anti<loning I been introduced in Cm none has passed. A experts question the I Dntg Administration's that it has the authorit; late human doning, n<
""“ ThcTigencyhas'nocinvi au tho rity for .other, x noreliertility treatment:
“There are serious c about whether tbe FDA its daim to be able to doning consistent with of) r e g ^ d o n of other 'i (ive techn iques," sa Freeman of Fish and Ri a Boston low firm that s; in intdlectual property.
- ‘•’ e 'p o s s ib U I t r th a r could txy to done a hui could succeed, became t
- - HoustonHOUSTON (A P) -
R m er Angleton was fot in his cell, having bled after slashing his nedc t with blades removed fioi al)lie plastic rwors, it set mystery of his ststei 'in-li murtier bad been solved.
On a yellow l e ^ pad beside h is blood-soake Roger had written a not ting he’d killed Doris 1 A ngleton in a p lo t tc m oney from his broth An^^^ o. The plan, h<
hdd hired U m to kiU I ensure Bob paid up.
In' b is la s t message w orld, R oger proclaii b ro th e r innocent. Thi
, ended;forthe:
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would enotigb
m iss.a .charge Bob. p
Dodi«i«Moii ju s t Iplec^e^in a ’ murderov
On. Tuesday, Bob At heads to trial in a case-^i eAd w ith h i t own deatllethal inlgcdoo. ____
" I h d i f r n o 'ddubl'tha km ed her. bot th e evidei show he did it a t the roc Bob,^ sa id H arris- ( A kdstant District Attora M cddlaiL **Ihe idea tha Rogers plan, and be did it hU b r o A ^ l d o n t belit
-- bebom.i(NiL*"'':‘'' ;R o e e e » F e b .7 suidde^ ultiBsttWift in ah^alread] tiohU case A a t ai AMnlcured-lawns-and qa e s ta te of HbttctonVRivc aectko. .'r.- • .'.v;., lc Was ev«idn« of A
.l9 9 7 ~ f iT e a a jf i .a f t® r 46dibirtfad«y^ had s i t h « r twin 12>ydM>old-
.Who c o ji^ed the teaB ' tionedrthey hM left a
‘7 l> b rii'W ra 't-:to ':^ S a terlh g the tWb^itohp
• met with
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police C ves, 2 at, OUo (AP) — — rand th a t e onvicts w ere another hai i*-le#S'thart-a^^— inm ates p en lleiitia ry sm n t doll■Um uL M lw ----way through Jumpsuits ■
n bered over S atu rday « • prison,ir was caught W arden sew ched ao investigati and patrolled th e possi racks Sunday inmates aic he'final two. aprisoiiyai ses.were serv- “Some in des, the other ated a disi
o u r offic< th ea st Ohio assigned i I te r inm ates yard, w jiWi noming were inmates to « leighborhood .The state
aw-lhey.ever.- ..„A mericaJt lid R ichard ' mainly fro who came to D.C., area. “There are i May 1997, around here. been m w i'purplfr-shirt“ -atleasM 3 s
cting aim; g bail in li’ • ' ■ ly last weel
Hawaii annc — D espite developed «
ns about the enabled the: iloning, if sd- adult labora
re arguably adult mamistop them. sheep was tRg bills have year.[Congress, but Following
And- legal biith, Presjcle Food and th e use of :n's assertion . hum an cloi arity to regu- ' ' asked th e 1, noting that Advisoiy Coiinvoked-that----- dwTsstK.-Thr. similarly m ended pa:ents. banning theJS questions beings, and <DA can make m itted the t! to regulate . Act of 1997.rith its (lack haslanguishter reproduc- Then, in Jsaid John en trep ren e
I Ridianlson, re ign ited ti It . announceme ty. to done hum larsomtfdrte’ ^-tiea'dor TVenl humq;!, and for e m e is ^ lemorelike- Republicana
n man goe> — W hen I ^ .^.u; ' . I I found dead l < y | | | a H
led to death dc and arms - from dispos- seemed the
A-law*s 1997
>ad propped ■ked bunk, note admit* ' is McGown .
he wrote,' - vsayingBob .II Dops, to
Bge '
The le t te r
>rneys form e n " ' H H H H I
light Ro. t admissionlid be RobartAajWaugh to dls- •ttonMy Mka II a m urder wifa. Wa bestiM*ge against bmk,aivh«thhSSTS “- S
ano ther rous p ac t n g e of buUets
bead,fiTetotl A ngleton Weeks latet
s.0iatcould cling about h Bath — by his money, ai
- . / whether &er« OiarKoSBr-r-TtrDoriifTtoith Idence.win Bob was the roquestof Houston, banci » -^oU nty $40mnUooln nroey Lyn year, accordh that it was : ChRnide. He. id ittohurt apoU oeiofon elieve wiU . feUmbooUes
B utunbeko de was t h e . . ■•{?«> Bob alt a d y .s e n » r p S ite th e n a is tan ild tb e p e a : his aide 4 inw lliig^r^W hM i4«e>fa t S t f Olka: intfaftbooUeb
■'••firedMm.'. V f A ^ '1 6 . : Bob to ldpe t e r ^ r i s V . . weeks beforaii id stopped ' b r o th e r : sem lid-daugh* tlemandiiigjna rhei^Bab,aB^.xafln-> . ^ 1 ^ —'•*>«« boOKoItrieve vi t.': >’ t e t i l j S H M Dkvl^Hcki t h « b i i t [!w goiSB C |.^
3atch 4 K rlarge 1It d idn ’t help hlmrADid hadayello^vshirt.’’ 4es-are allowed'to'iwear* ~ | othes under their prison >lits. T hr e e d iicard n d----- ^ts were found by police ’ ^ ay in w oods n e a r th e |
en Jim m y T u m er sald (ators w ere exam iningssib ility th a t o th e r fiifided the e s c a p e with inyard diversion. to! inmates may have ere- vaUstraction tha t caused th ice rs to lea v e th e ird positions in th e rec wiiking it possible for the sot o in
■ ^ h n ii« ^ tnmn^x ■from the.W ashington, , {“ ea. Since i t opened in **f 97, two in m ates have F ed and there have been “3 stabbing-— -------------........... ........... ... . . ne
^ l^ v e I imbo i
eek when sdentists intinounced that they had ^d a technique that had ' “hem to done dosens of ”rntory mice. It was tbe ' .
1 ^ ^ s bom in Scotland last ^
in^ the news of Dolly’s ^ a d e n t Clinton banned ^ af fe d era l do llars for* :loning re sea rch and e N ational B ioethics ) CommissibQ tp enm ine J _ A tt
passing a federal law ^ the don ing of human fj? Id Clinton last July sub- le Coning Prohibition -a.. 97. The bill, how ever,, 2 “ shed.. , n January , a Chicago neur, R ichard Seed,I the d e b a te w ith an ment that he intended limans. Senate Majcsity ^ ent to tC R M S T ca lled ' *“£ 5 e n ^ consideration of a z r r nanti<loiiingKlL • .
estotrialor
■ • <L.Itm la m a a ceiRt appaaranea All ca RMMay/rigbt Ai«Moa b dMq itiMT, RoCM, W l a aaldda nota Ml [ that W d hMad tiM vmaM, aad ft Wy 2S, 199S. Rebait haadi te trid
seviBD shots to the that:othedtesb m lIter, stories b e m dr- ford t how Bob hadlSadeand some wondered -m m
w was a cotmection E
die tiv bookmaker in ^indling$20iAiIUoato *1 in.sporta bets'eveiy / "^ to the Houston, I ,S e ^ had aennd as VDcmcnc, ratting on Us ^iesfioryean. ■iknowBsc to the gos* Kalready had given Kameofapoaiblesu» t \ Idei: brather, Roger,■ted with U ffltarieb— ■— ebudnatiibefiareBob
I ^ c e ^ a t aeveral '« Us wife's death. Ua ' | ;ant UiA a letter \ m mBwnayBidpranisIng': T.W,
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Smtesresumetobaccctalks^ > / ^ G H, N.C ( ^ — 01
' ing with dgarette maken M to^ if
“w S ^ ^ tr y in g to detei whether a nadonal settlem something that the states ar industry w ant to accdmp! North Carolina Anomey Gt
^ Aithdugh North Carolini natidii*na^gest' tob tti^ ' pnk has not sued' the tobacco ct nies, Easley said the state benefit firom any universal i
.roent.and_wouJd partidpate i
' Odier states pa^dpating i talks set for New Yoric City in C alifornia, New 1
___ ColoiW ashington, N onh Dal Pennsylvania and Oklah Eadcysaid.
rtmtriiW Stated— that tpbacco o niessiiould p^y biHions to covtrt tT—»tw»o anrltmrt —not be on the agenda.
•T ^norvecanomic issues, i opuuoii, w iU 'drtv^ th&'ta: Easley said. T h e re 's a gazi things diat would go into (a s ment), but the economic pie not die t(» of die totem pole.”
I n s ^ E a s I e y said die talk focus on public health issues as how to Keep teens from anol
A' spokesm an fo r Califo ■AttomeyjGCTeral Dan Lun who IS sending two assistan Monday’s talks, declined to wbat would be on cr off the age
“Obviously, public heahh p changes are an f xTi‘* '"^^y iii tan» part of the settlement," Rob Stittimaft ‘I f s not just a monm"
J. PhO Carltoo, a North Can attomey who bas represented dgarette compaides th ro u g t than-«~year»<of-negoaati
to t-Twifirm that tallcsresume.
mmurder-
I Aag. g, 1997, bl KoMton, wtth baicad bl tka 1997 idMi« e( hb M it to a btood«eai(ad prisoQ
Id ftanad itobait for a n a M tt trialbiacaMthateoMdaadvll
u t if he didn’t get i t , ' i h ou in a way d u t wm be with 3 j r ^ r ^ o f y o u r U f e " .
oesdals I a meet- Monday
entwidi
and
■SduS“ - i> 9 " KaflayrlSrpi compa- alrbagsuddMtyol e could.
g in theindude WASHINGTOYork, Kelley was slet
lorado,- — Chrysler minivanlakota, veway with them ihoma, .' ing for ^ . f r i^ d , '
~ suddenly bun t opnmade "The a ir bag .c o m » my face,"'Kelley7ver the like someone res— wiD thewindowandc
•• •" KeD ^ro rC H ^ |> in ^ '. ^ f f e re d no^seri
izilllon across the couna I setdfr scary experien . nece is d e p lo ^ n g with*
8**^oy®o®sh. Iksw ^ G enera l Moi
recalled nearly 1 & repair sud.
s —GM=tlto say^n d a . FLINT, Mich. (. policy the-dock-negotiiimpor- the devastating," said ' G enera l.M oton; about hopes Sunday thai
die seven-week digiQiina After a week oied the negotiations shi1 more 8 « " with die suri
' stampmg dies ba Metal Center on S
-for-hireciSevenlm onths
to police, Roger v . Las Vegas on an i
c h a r ^ He was a case tha t contain cash, no tes th a t killing, and an i wUdi two men di
■ ing.' . Detectives ident
a s ,th o s e of Roj Angleton. .
, According to coi . Roger is heard say
shoot "heP* rapid to take her down, t The two men disci a im e look like a the m an identifie■ § 51.?°'““”
----- T h e -m e h -a lsohotse’s motion dei they’re aimed and vate dtem. They sp
■ ■ am dng the house "00032" — whidi theAngletons'hom
* “ • A short time lan •> M sbfotheriniaiL I Bob's a tto rn e;ttM IRamsey, insists his gMk cen t. H e po in ts " " Roger’s su idde noi
. th e re p o r t of a .v Ihurt h ired by prosecut) 4 you , doubt on w hether
' voice on the tape. .
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i.'pathad Ms-1994«hrys(eMRin»r y optmd In CbtsUrt, Coim.
ers say airrON (AP) — Ross tems.icdng in h is 1994 agencran, parked in a drv----- 1 .6m: motor on and wait- Subard, when his oir bag basedopen with a bang. devicc
lg just blew up in " ly , acey recalled. *11 felt agencreached through Assod
d punAeti me." _Thpieshife, Cohn.;'who'......are Clerious injuries, is Chrys:Bds-of-consamers----- ingTl*n tiy reporting the say an ence of-air bags’ “ W<thou t being trig- th ing;■h. womaio to rs recen tly cauticr 1 million autos to . unduenstive air' b ^ sys- alrcad
^AW-strikefl. (AP) — Round- • Tweidadons to settle loadedlg strikes against en tertors Corp. ra ised mid-aihatasetUem entin honke: dispute was near. 200 strc of minimal talks, an intshifted in to high arrivaliurprise announce- Mosi ,!iu t.tbe.am om ak '^ .d ies’.nto retum d i e t e d boliaback to the Flint "I tfa1 Sunday. it,"sai«
chargehs after Bob went Tb r was arrested in •>m unrelated drug i carrying a brief- , ftined $64,000 in
re fe rred to a a au d io tap e on discuss the slay- - k U U
ntified die vdces p p * to g e r and Bob |M |f l
court documents, aying he plans to lidly three times n, dien finish her. scuss making the a burglary, with fied as Bob sug- e" not be shot in
s o -d is c u s s - th e -r ^ ^ ^ 9 detectors, where nd bow to deacti- Ilspeak about dis-
se ivith the code dl is the code torwTutlater. Bob joined
ney , M ichael Us client is inno- ts no t on ly to
Mtors that castsier that is Bob’s ]
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ir-bag?op€ns..The federal high%vay safer ency is investigaong anothe ^m illion-C hrysler.'M azda bam and Mitsubishi vehide sed on com plain ts th a t th< rices are inflating inadvertent
according to a review o ency re co rd s by . Thi sodatri Press.[Tiree^juaners of those auto; : C h r ^ v mihivans and cars rysler engineers are examin rdnrdeptoym entsrwhtchitej 'are rare.‘We haven’t conduded any ng yet," said Chrysler spokes man Jodi A rm strong. "The ition h e re is n o t to creatc due panic because th ere i: cady so much panic out then
etalfegoart‘welve tra c to r- tra ile r rigs ded with the dies lined up and :ered the stam ping plant at d-afternoon. x h e drivers iked their a ir bom s as about I strikers and supporters fiDed intersection to cheer their ivaLlost were optimistic that the s’Htettua.was.jnote.than «ym- i t ».[ think t ^ %vill put an end to said Jeff Sloan, on strike finm
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ensanserety alwut air bags."jer Public concem aboi
da,-----stem s from the 108-1Jes government blames- :hc bag itself in Iow-spee< sit- since 1990. Mott of tl of were children'or small he The National Highv
Safety Administrado » s . .expanded its invest: irs. Chrysler m inivans t in- Dodge C aravan, :
minivans from model ' ly- and 199S. There hav es- . consum er com plainthe involving driverm irIte blew open just «ifteris tu rn ed the ign ition
» agency said.
roundthedgs the Delphi Flint East t nd across town. 'This is wl a t the war." rs It was the remo\-al < ut — 27>ton, cast-iron ed equipm ent from whi iir fenders and other vehii
parts are stamped — tfa he th e U nited Auto W« Bh<-~-..strika-tbe'|:dant-Juiie.5.
strike was called June to Delphi plaiit, whidi mi m plugs, filters and other I
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to the U tah Salt (dation, only 14 of ’ negotia
hiV>xffpay and benefits perccni ichers. Bul those smaller nclude the Granite Utah’s stricts, the state’s teache
salary'>ercent of U tah’s adjustn chool teachers are .. A terV contracts for the has bee r, with pay hikes in the i icrcenC, U ^ o f iv ; .aparqy
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: Qty and Emery districts are ng the highest paid, with aver- salaiy and benefits totaling . - 0 0 0 o r m ore, according to iGgures.'ijt Lake City teachers also itiated one of the lu ^ es t pay sf or.next .yaarrsettlui8<in-a-4— ent pay increase. Among the Her pay hikes was northeast I ’s Daggett D istrict, where h e rs will get a 2 percent ry' jum p, plus o ther pay stments.tentative 3 perceni pay hike }een set for tne 3300 teachers >e Granite District, pending x p tf # o m jits •
d is tr ic t spokeswoman -
ieTrovatin.'i3istaet*s"3::6oo'** tiers will receive a 33 pem nt . raise and other benents, said id Moss of the Jordan adon Association. Tiwthern'UtsacDaw'fejjch-" ‘ ettled on a 3.5 percent salaiy
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is m c ts;rcQ n l;m(e increase, with other salai r- ments, said Sandra Will g . - crict spokeswoman. The 0 covers 2336 educators.
Last week, a tenutiv 0 ment also was reached i y Disnia, where teachers s4----- e-3£2 percent salaryTnae other benefits , said 1 ;i Garrett, district p c ^ n n t e ment Some 750 teachen t resented by the Ogden E y Assodation.
Earlier t ^ year, a groi c teachers sued Ogden Cii s District, claiming they wi R more than $500,000 in bai iff -o settlement was reached ir n ' in which educators alle;
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Qs f^ati( rvice ina(donists have sued the j iS e h fie ^ th a rg in g lt” — pi; 9 ice cattle oiit of a bull ne i r y - a m m d iT o g p ig — pi levtti* revealed to the th------------------------------r^THilog^ng commenced in . ha Bench timber sale near . tn -th'e F o rest Service th to build a fence exdud- from the c r e ^ as miti- 'dc damage ca its^ by the bu they charge. I t also pti 0 install four culverts. th' ice was to run along sai side of Bench C reek Fc ; a m ile, p a ra lle lin g an
ion looks 5 oise“for"— issist ce “■AP) — With wildBres )oih the West and East ier, the nation is tum- y/f0 for help .... . Tji S-acre complex beside ,{, n id p a l A irp o rt, tbe iteragency Fire Center g.,1 attack on devastating ^ f the nation. ' Z5 fedenil workers dis- be in te rs who parachute '
trouble spots. They e the supply of axes, ] 1 3,700 other pieces of .f , le a t th e sam e tim e
les iiito infernos,........ £n.[he one-stop shopping ^ Inited S ta tes ,” said mdleton, the center’ss rS erv lc e -d lre c to r.----- jjs•fighters handle small-' - < s. When they suddenly ..they moke the phoneQl!,-..—_______ _______ ay^ tc n e d teams ol tire- j y d tons of equipment to ki, ecent widespread fires ^ 3 And as recently as last ^ ?C sent Boise-based | wrs to help Sght Uazes , Nevada and Colorada center is gearing up to projected 50 percent ' rom the 6 6 ,0 0 0 fires 1 last year, Pendleton ,
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has occurred, topacting the trouPfishety la the East Foi the Weiser River., "The Forest Service can’t 1 'do th e sim ple th ings, suc buQd a fence, and they forct public to go to court to fi them to fulfill''their promi: said Erik R y b ^ .o f the Paj F o rest W atch.- “This is t answ er to' the public wher
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The Utah Cgi^ of A p i» ^s.
Distnct Court judge was ri^ not hold one sk ier respon: for crashing into another.
The U tah Court of App affirm ed Ju d g e Hom et Wilkinson in a decision rele Thursday, saying, ''Some c s ions b e tw e en sk ie rs a n inherent risk of skiing and occur absent negligence, a thiscase."
The case involved a colli lietweeh Gary Ried and Q u Schoultz.at Snowbird in A 1994.
Both men were skiing a \ groomed, uncrowded run < sunny morning. Schoultz, rfaa-takiftfrflki4easonsrwa8^: ing a numby -of-coniroUed ti as he descended Anderson : R ied dosed to within a'few o f-S c h o u ltz a s th e la approadiea a smallcrest.—
Suddenly. Schoultz lost < trol and fell to the left and the path of Ricci,’ who doul flvnirf h i t tin g h im . The skiers slid into a tree well F hit the tree with some force was seriously injured. Scho was only bruised.
Ried sued for damages, a ing th a t since Schoultz’s, took place on one of the eaj runs a t Snow bird u nder r perfect conditions, there wa: reason for'him to fall exiepi his own negligence.
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, 'Work widt us. b y th e : Filing suit la j t c«- was— D istrlcrC ourtin l ulverts Forest W atch, Id sT ulIt— ^Congress.andthel I docu- They want the-coiTosnm— UKtmiy.lia^ a t ie JlebUll must halt any lives •oric of Bench Creek until
• beenbuUt.“teven R y b a ^ sa id h i^!ich as " '‘a tu re i a re a* prcpce the W eiser R iver. Wforce . become shallower I
lises,” ' iment in the'water,‘ayette becom e exposedth e ir th e ir hea t to the
en we trout require dear,
damages detP->---------ag reed-w ith-R icis, in a S choultz negligj
ight to for a “Judgment 1 insible ing th e verd ic t"
there was insuCfic )peals that Schoultz had e r F . I d u ty h e owed leased appealed, i colli- W ritlng fo r tl ire an Judge Jud ith M. d may the court found n< , as in d e n t in U tah ci
turned to other sti lUsion al courts that hai harles o mitnr yki April Cases that have
f in d in g of negli 1 well- required proof ol 1 on a gent conduct befi (, who sion, she said. FoiHnak------ one ratifnmin ntt.t turns ■ found negligent bt n Hill. consum ed a Inrgt w feet alcohol. la t te r___ A sk ier has a d
t con- w ith in contro l, E d into “However, an inad' uldn’t a ski slope, alone, e two .stitytea.breach of 1 , R ied She noted l h a t : :eai)d had. testified that t houltz .ond befo re thi
Schoultz was skiinj , argu- Judge Russell V 's ,fa ll curred with Billing; tasiest In a s t r 6 ng dis
nea r Gregory ICOnne, i ms no tion was not wheth ipt for timony supported
buc whether any e Jury,.,,^haj(^X .ei;joun»^
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T o ll-E ra e N u m b a r - —)rder from your registry by ca 0-638-9656.
ary W a d d in g B ookd you'll receivo ly compliment vedding andJioirie of your dr«
12 P ro g ra m 'it how we con help you comp ystal or silver pattern.
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wbnP the ., Idaho Sporting . K E E s i s ^ t a n e ; —I-court to find the.
i v e n ^ g r a i ^ i n intil the fence has ’
li^ .w a te r tenfper- prob lem in th e .
-. W hen stream s irer because bf sed- iiter,,shallow rocks' sed and. tran sfe r the s tream . .Bull ear, cold water.
ieniedRicc> a n d - fo u n d -^ ;ligep t. B u t ^ i e ^ ■
snt notwithstand- le t" on g ro u n d s iffident evidence lad breached any '»d R ic c i. R icc i.
r th e m a j o r i t y , ^ M. Billings d no legal 1 ca se law bu t r state and feder- have d e a lt with ision cases, iave supported a eg lig en c e have if of som e n e ^ i- before th e co lli- 'For example, in
i> w n«______t l>eau5e he tiad irge q u an tity of
a du ty to otfier ’
1, B illings said, nadvertent faD oh ne, does npt Con- I of s duty." lat Ricci himseil lat up to one seeth e co llis io n ,
iing in control.. .U W. Bench con-
d ls se n t. Ju d g e ne, said the ques^ lether R icd ’s tes* rted th e verdfct ly evidence from e.suppqnediL;^,
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counter, are insuranoe . . nights. He also has tbe .. j^ to s o f h is d a u ^ te r
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s home hunkers alone on a mo bion Range near Elba, %t4iere 1 sago burned witliin 75 fe e t.' '
*^t came a roaring up tiie c a t me,” Neal said in early Jul turing past his porch d u tttre files, pans, wire net, tools and ■lik4rbut-cooIed^>3U)Ee^tt.a£l peakSi ■ . • .
Neal had built his log houst a tin roof, he d , andhe tnu theLord.: ‘ ■ “1-wasn‘t about to le a t^ " tl year^ild miner told me. **Evei7 thing Pve got in the wt in v es t^ h e n . A lifetime of It
■Everything I’ve got’Wh«re the sagebr\ish.bume
wri] dQowers are back now, sloi down the slope before N e ^ s j TheyYe the foreground of his vate perspective across the ca TVrtiens PonnerOreeksmens crevice - and to the slQr&elt 1 Pine R a n ^ In July; m w is V on the R m River Range.
His neare«.DdgMjor. more, h e m ountain.ow nsoeraton ’ Mansion with 23 rooms, hand a nadve.rodc exterior.
I neighbor, *Tve got as good a ise only cost me a tiiousand dc
the rotted^ut house OQ his mi a cashon drywall, insulation i iteiials he salvaged from tite c here.- ■id my amasement grati^jriog.. ired for ek a rid ty , but tbe so<h » ■ rft—g w ^ tn
^ t of way. He built a badihou lge because he wan*t allowed
n 't managed to ridhim sdf of i ouse and gasoline generator, I xy. His feucets s t q w firing 1 t\m the mountaia ced by die scales on.tHe kitidx noe against tbe l e n ^ of winti tbe comforts of 13 pipes and ti Iten (die youngest ooe wants I id Uien he catcbesa mess offi
Ip and my boyfriend root beei dugout storage room. A dash < iwas<^tionaL •• — ----- -
tain.affofds anothec intpxicati lls he presented for our admir a t i s his prise'-toostly dny gr e chunks he sell d i r e c t tl
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of F la s b li^ ts l^"feet into the drip
1,-Neal ' d iiU ydarktodie roudted cavc4n diat btod____1 UOO feet of Nea]tou t H eex id ain ^w h M.” als had been take is word holes in the mine
and ceiling. «ndt e u s in ^ rro d s 'd rib u ed as I got th e - before cave4i
. Woridng down said, *it tells you
I. ever hurts you. A . have to do Is liste atM tioo.”
. Water.fromtfae inside slid down I dets and smearec my n o tebook .^
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--------------- TheTTOosysrvTsasw166. to defeat a measure have fevoked China's Tr> nation' status, a label wh mai trade relations a Supponers argued that rr wTtft Chiria vras tho best» Chinese domestic policy, argued that the nation sf> accountatHe for human ri(
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226-190. a measure that i--------- education programs'from
limit funding for environm( trying to implement the K> an international environm ment. Supporters said ed( grams facilitate an open d ronmental issues. Oppont ing should not be aDocaie< Protocol until it has been i Senate. A "yes* vote favor
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Melba M. Hage~ii• Melba M. Hagemai
, Eden, died Friday. July - at the home of her c
: Judy Martens.Melba was born Dec
in Eden, to Theodore Caroline (Woliers) Sch attended Ihe Trinity School In Eden, was confirmed.'and was lati to Elmer M. Hagemarin 1946 a( Ihe Trin*ty Church m Eden:
She worked as a coo* Valley High School in Immanuel Lutheran i
■ . Twin Falls, and the S ; . Gol.d Senior cenier in Ec
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SINO FUNDtNQ nday reiected. 24d< .. that would have i . setose speod^g ot 1 t l ^ are invoN«d.
end. Opporwms ■>dtT>ent unfairly sin- e protecting cdji^ra* vors the amend-
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toesoay votedrzW-iure that wouldI *most favoredwhich allows nor- ^
th a country. YCSat malntalnifw trade»t way to Influenceicy. OpponentsI should >)oid Chinan rights violationsI trade.slatus-A_____________king China's status. nONVETO.T^;.--;'
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jn debate on envh >onents sakj fund- aied tor tho Kyoto en rattfied by the Ivors the measure.
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jsj active memLutheran Ch participated Sunday church organi
She stre lead a life wo Christian
''ih 'e 'sec re t knowing how have .' Her her church, fa of whom /noi angel while herhomecom.
Melba is su children. Fi H agem ann i (Gerry) Maru
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le m a n n schw an of &Tiann. 73. of Lillian SchuneJuly 24. 1998. (Herman) Maijr daughter, and Florence
City. Wash.; c>ec. 22 . 1924 and two (real- >re and Alma. was p recedeSchwarz She husband Glmeity Lutheran ents and one tas baptized. a Victorylater married Celebration vnl
mn on Jan, 3. Wednesday. Jfy Lutheran Trinity Luthet
• miles south of:ookA)aker (or Jeffrey Potterin Hazelton. wilHolknv atii
in School in Cemetery, Fne Silver and White Mortuar1 Eden. As an p.m. Tuesday.
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smber in the Trinity beforeChurch in Eden, she The :d in th© LWML. taught be giv.ichool. and was Ihe Churcianislfor many years. Campstrongly about trying to Lutheriworthy of being called and G( nd .lived, by. the saying. Wilson, at to contentm ent is ow to' enjoy vrtial you r life was devoted to . family and friends, alltoum the loss ol their A lo e rle heaven celebrates Aibe
s ; ^ e d by her three Gooc?r^Richard (l^terilyn)- Center ■
n of Rupert.’ Judith .He wirtens ol Jerome and MethueLinda) Hagemann.ol Annie V. Ore.; two brothers, ters anc(Anna) Schwarz of 1940 he' Bernard (Jo a n ) ' and theSalmon; three sisters., volume
me.o<Twin Fans. Irma Wofld.Wk«artens of Twin Falls G« ce (Ed) Lutz of Royal
eighi grandchildren jat^rartdchlldren. She d ed in death by her 2 ^ ^ mer in 1988. her par-
ory. Over Death His si will be held at 11 a.m. . of Buhl; . July 29. 1998 at the White of leran Church, three seven g orEderiTS^ ihe Rev. " p re c m ter officiating. Burial broihers. It lhe Trinity Lutheran Deshaie Friends may call at. ^ e r id a jary from 4 p.m. to B 9 ’ , ' ly. July .28 Of one hour
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Yoga-is ac cu s^ of the j u shoo ting of H uff in C d’Alene.
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patients’re<iuest. Admitted
Ray. R. Plaskey of Buhl, gi side service at 10 a jn . toda the West End Cemetery in ] (Fanner Fonentl Chapel);' "
Enid L. BapUe of Shoshi graveside service at 10 a m tc at tb e Glenn Rest Cem eter G lenns F erry (D em ar Shoshone Chapel).
MUdicd B. U nd of Declo i.m . to d ay a t th e D eclo I ± apel (Hansen Mortuary Bu Chapel).
D an Eivin D ennistnrhnmg* A1n«t TTHnnftriaV /ice a t 1:30 p.m. today a t Uden-Waggoner Funeral Chi n Boise; military service wil leld Aug. 5 in Anchorage.
C a ro ly n ' A ngela C ur Laninaga of Boise, vigil sen It 7 p.m . today a t th e Aid
“ D eath"-NOTICESf lo b e r t J . S c h u t t e
FILER - Robert J. Schune. if Filer, died Saturday, July 1998. / ^ M ^ o r i a l Mass rh i 'rs tra n '^ u rja l 'w iirb 'e ’lv rhursday, July 30, 1998 at1.m. a t St. Edw ard’s Cathc ^urch.
Services and crem ation ; inder th e direction of Path dagic.Vailey. Funeral Home Pwin Falls..........................
Iimmy Dale JamesHANSEN - Jimmy I ^ jao
2. of Hansen, died July 10, IS Vi\-ate famDy services win be h n M innesota. Local cremati rrangem em s were u n d er t tirecrion of Parke’s M aec Vol 'uneral Home of TWin Falls.
un. WMkdayt or Ext. 262 th DDtkM art a Itm MTvIc* «td
ore the sendee al the church, he family suggests memorials given to the Trinity Lutherar jrch . Eden. ID 83325 or tc ■np Perkins, care of Trinity leran Church or to the Sllvei I Gold Senior Center. 210 E. »n, Eden, ID 83325. • ■ -•
B u h l lert Hartibert Hart. 79. ol Guhl died Sday. July 21. 1998 at the )ding Rehabililalion & Livmo ter in Good<nge was born Nov. 19. 1918 in luen. Mass ., to James E. and ie Worrell Hart. He had hvo sis- and two brothers. On April 13. ) ho married Annie Hardy they had two daughters.'He
inteered in the Army during d.War.ll.and sowed in Belgium Germany. He received the
lie Heart with clusters and the ibat Infantryman Badge, bert and Arinio moved to Coeuf ¥ » In W 5 ano were active in es. In 1995 ihey moved to Bohl a closer to their daughter and lusband.s suryryors aro his vrife. Annie.
preat-oranochiirtfon Howa» e d ^ 'm, OMth by his parenti. lers. sistersl c o rn e r Ruth Hart »»es, a ^ ip grandson. Pasior idan ol the Buhl Nazarene ch corxlucted a memorial ser- Friday. July.24. 1998 at tho ? of Alaens daughior,
Classified pagbsl
cxDuld reach iAP) —. our aUliof to p n d lltf of • cases which are T U n to j ,,, Tdgh J
i t o r ^ Commissiooe said the Yager (
u sp ec t like it present a <--------T — county. ■■".—• -ommi» ' , “Ih e re ’a no w
{ f i s ^ , that we can of four ' ing' tlic 'suuie pt :ludlng said.
Yagerhasbeen fune 17 lie defender to p Co eur his first-degree m'
The p u b lic de of the: has rehtsed to di
imlwtA ■ mco may TOff
)SPITALSIAL Henry Woodrov
eda t R ekRosey Tam ei
, Rupert.
grave-, W aggoner Fune day at Boise; funeral M 1 Buhl T uesday a t St.............. Catholic*Chur'Si
F ti^ d s inay call f thOne, today a t the funen today
ery in Dorothy Marga iray ’s Twin Falls, memc
10 a.m. Tuesday. Methodist C hurd
Jo. 11 (Parke’s Magic M > LDS Home in TwinFaU Buriey
LaVenie Poets 0 Fails, 11 a jn . Tue
i of M ortuai^ friends
It the tuary..
rill be M U b fM Hago l l 'a jn . Wednesda
■ r Trinity Lutheran C a r t u m ay ca ll from srvice Tuesday a t Whit< Ide^- TwinFalls. '
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1998.thdd I .
L a U r n ie PottsLaVerne Potts Oc
, Twin Falls, died Thut 1998. pt her home.
She wras C>om Dec-----, Emmett, tho daughte
and Erta Wimer f^tts . 1963. she marriec Ochsnar in.Elko.Js
’ enjoyod tho outdoor__ hunting,and fishing.
love was trapshootir I won many high overials and trophies and h{ an state titiqs. She wort< to ress at George K's for ity LaVorne is sun/iv&ror band, Richard ot Tw E. sons. Randy (Diana
Clinton. Utah. Da< Lincoln. Neb., and Mil Spokane. Wash.; tw Barbara Simpson Simpson, boih ot Sp< Ihree grandchildr Oehsner of Kimberty s
9d Lindsay Abshire ol ( and two sisters'. Gtenr
'<9 'of Springfield. Ore (Danas) Maikxy of We
in preceded in death bj Id one sister. Janet IS- (araraeviile, and two3. and o in Potts.'..........3y Services lor LaVem
a t i l t a.m. Tuesday >0 White Mortuary. Burial.............SonsetMeiTxxiaJ Pane'e . can at the nwrtuary Of 10 unin senrice tlmei Th
gests memorials be uf . CaVeme ( ) c h ^ Men ^ Flrsl Security Bank n l ' : Shoshone streets In *d • Hiese funds will be i
, with funeral expenses..
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$60,000prosecute our odavire not necessarily .TfcaTti•Jteuglas.saidJn a .
lOer R on.Raiikltt meeti :r case and others take .adQ em m aforthe Colle{
> way th a t we can lQSrtK6^i hg W o l p Jly avoid b < ^
sen assigned a pub-j represent him in _____imurdertriaL defender’s office
what the ibtTta
FoU
^ ----------- weeki. .cdmpt
row Ash of Rupert.
e k ^lez and son of ;
‘ 'B lairE S s 8:45_aj
' - - -■'V'n e ra l C hapel in p je tM a s s a t l l a j n . pm b
d l ui H agem an. e ts ,9 o 11 frocn 5 to 7 pjn. j]ao , ieraldui|»L e i . l m
W attrgnret ScnKen ot mortal service atay . a t th e United r X ^rch ill Castieford T«-n, r J * “ -^ F u .c ™ l
. Jeror ,O c te « io n j™ ,.Puesday a t White ic-,.i idsmay c ^ uncJ
« d « W a i y iS Lincc
sday at the Eden . . r ^n Chureh; friends " 5 ® /^? ■• to 8 p.m. ^ * 5u te M ortuary in Xwin
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C ta i lc i' '• CJAfk f
t o O c h s m r . Fans; di<Ochsner. 60. of outsW? 0hursday. July 23. resultofi
He wa>ec. 31. 1937. in Nebraskaihter of Theodore Ore.. ana3tts. On Aug. 31. Alter graied Richard 0.' anny as i..Nev. LaVeme moved tooors - camping. service \ig. Her greatest - Kossmanating. virhere she marriage'eraTi lady events Boise LDhad four Idaho 1993. He
orked as a wait- Guard Refor 26 years. served oiived ty her hus- lDS ChuTwin Falls; three death he >ma) Ochsner ot cian on58vid^Wylie ol GrandviwMike ampson ol He is sitwo daughters; • »( Twin Fi
jn and Kathy
S KS "let Ashton, ol S T f i f v . w .brothers. Roy ;ame wffl be heW " ' -Sejvteei lay. July 28. at
ad given lo the While Moitomorial Fund at p.m. WadIk at Main and with the far; Iri Twin Falls. 6 p.m. to Cle used to help ' from 9:4ies..' Thursday.
c a r e k : ] c h a n 5 e0 about the epportunlly that oH<1 iaval et iMc uaualsr aaaoriatad
-Th is w eiTtwiiWm
ratings and events th a t wil ke p lace th is w eek a t th< 5 ^ of Southern M«ha j _ _
TUESDAY ■ k^olunteers Against vioiencc Bid meeting. 530 pjn., Tayloin a m g n n rz sa rr— — :—
-O n THETlBit»Naws
'ollowing is a list of govern- Qtal meetings scheduled this sk in Magic Valley. Hus list is □piled from advance sched- s. The Times-flfews suggests I confirm the informatfon by ling the appropriate clerk’s ce t>efore attending.
" • TODAVlaine County commissotiers,> a ^ . jC0urth0^usf.'
E^rOOurthotAse.ietrich School Board. 7:30.
bttsiness room.Imore County commission- 9 a.m., courthouse agerman City Council, spe- I m eeting . 7:30 p.m ., City
irom e C ity P lanning and ing Commission, 7 p.m!, City nc^ chambers, srome County commission-9 ajn., courthouse... . irome County Platming and ing Commission, 7:30 p.m.; thouse.etchum City Planning and
HalLncoln County commission*10 a.m., courthouse.' inidoka County commission- 9 a.m.. courthousc.♦in Faills City Council, S. .a ty H a ll.win Falls County commis-
RIES
k Aldan Nomerfk Alden Nomer, 62. ol Twin died Friday. July 24. 1998
of Mountain Home, as the of an autonnobile accident.' was born Dec. 4 1935 in ska. Ho moved to Scotts Mill, and attended schools there, graduation he entered the as an electrical engineer. He 3 to Rupert aft6r his rpilitary :e where he married Faye nan in Burley in 1976 The ige was solemnized in the LDS Temple on Sept. 18. He was active in the Coast R esent for three years and
3 on various catlings iri the Church. At the lime ol his he was worWng as an electn- or pivot..sprinklers in . .view.s survived by his wife Faye n Falls, three sons. Andy C r of Twin Falls. Jam es R.- an. sennno in the military in la ana F. Michael Kossman ig with the .military in ado Springs, Colo.; one uer. Ronda Morgan ol a: tlve grandchildren; threeI'Beryi and Moria. both of ' Ore.. and Brenda of Utah.' s preceded in death by hisI and two brothers.* - ...........ices lor Clark will'be at i i iwsctoy.JuJyX. 1998atthe , ird LDS Chureh on Maurice wtm Bp-John Cox cOndiict-
Jollow at Sunset , lal Park. Frtends may call at Monuary from 4 p.m. to 8 'ednesday. July 29. 1998 ffe^B rooting Irom to 8 p.m; and at the church. »:45 a.m . lo-10:45-a.th . .
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Devdopment banker*t- - — 10 ajiL,-Ever8reen €76.
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E AGEND._ sioners, 830 ajn., court
-TU ESD AY 1 Camas County..eomm is 10 Bjn., courthouse, d- Hailey Planning an'i i s - Commission, 7 p jn . )y Town Center.:’s Minidoka County De
Party, 8 pjn., courthous Shoshone P lannii
Zoning Commission. 7 ^ a ty HalL i
Sun V alley P la n n
10. ' Twin Falls .County sioners, 830 ajn., c o u ^
n-.........Twin- Falls-School-jp.m.i administrative of
e. MainAve.W. y Wood River Medica.
■ ' Board, 530 pjn ., m edic d inSun Valley.
^ WEDNESDAYI- Cassia R eg ional 1
C enter Board, S p.m . d 'room.
Twin Falls C o n n ty i sioners, 830 B.m, c o u ^
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I* ers,10 ajn., courthouse.Twin Falls County t
1- sioners, 830 ajn., counh
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:• sioners, 830 ajn.. c o u ^ i
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LEWISTON (AP) — A company is financing the tng of a lumber miD in P that could e m [ ^ up to GO
.lhe miD, f o r m ^ know — Sb.Joe lumber C o , - « ^
indefinitely in die spring of the Ochocho L u m b ^ PrineviDe, G rt, its parent a
Its sawing operatic stopped the previous D e
__ . r a t i n g in about SO IvyofiOchocho’s commitmetu
- -- tuig the miB reopened atnew owner, Dennis Drak among the reasons Indepi Ftmding Co. of Dallas de* finance dwprojecL
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AYmmissioners.
and Zoning -m., Hailey
’ Democratic lOuse." m in g and B. 73 0 pjD.. ■
m n ing an<t-1n ^ s p n o f fy sambers.Ity commis- urthouse. ol-Board, -7 — s-offlce, 201
lical Center edical centcr
JAYil Medical I.m.. board
t y commls.' " irthouse.
nmmission. ise. • ty commis- -j. inhouse.
ty commis- irthouse.
'-plans— -ning-A lending the reopen- n Princeton oGOpeopie. n o m as Ihe- ■•abutdown'— g o f W b y • >er Co. of n tco m p ^ . ad o n had December.yoffs------ —aetu to gel- d a iu lio iis '. trake, were .
: dedded to
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• ' OAKliY-Fnmk-Ka .. Bedke had enough war
rtumed out, to last his ‘generadons.; Starting at age 13, wh ; about bow old hc was t ■ the Cennan Navy, Bed
" -nomad’s life. New York ’ - Frandsco, Montana, Uu
around.But a little'vall^"that
■ ed.w hat would eveni called G00S6 Creek cau(
— - — during one uf liis-JtHllTC• .ended up settling there
1870s with a few head , . and the peace of mind t
from knowing you've i right place.
Four generations I , Bedkes are as m ach ; , • Oakley as the capital U
• rM Twttchea’tm lm a b n
Goldi_^. C o R t^ ta m 'B l: want to lock it up. .. ,,I ‘ **I guess that's why I livi ;; here where I do now.”; . H eU v«alone-except. ters with daughters.in Ida: —andlikes to a lo n e .
, The w o Bureau of Lane• Managementfiretnickst!• to his rescue in 1996 were « come, but Neal is waty of: r other visitors. He may let - Badger Mine, but lock the ' 'th e bottom of the mountai
. ; you leave. . •But 1 got a WBim recepd
hu g in g ree d ag ,a n d a^ d columbine spi% picked pa uptherodQr,aspen4 haoe<
J i o l S f f i M S l L i
c l a s s i f l e i l
f o r y o i i .
. r ^Ti'AdH’oMjJ wWyouVe’l . « for aad hell March 10 flqd a
. T benheeou iliitoad io ' ! 'HecaarotfflTi£btb«reatbi
. ihipuch ths p i ^ of m o n tl
'' / 'l^ 'im ia M tId n ,c a n ^
‘
il«jr nsltieirt Erie B«dke MttiM»
✓ V
and aroun------------- ------ -v e rsed on
weekend al Karl Herman Dayleys, m< ivanderiusi; it weuJd can lis family for share of P<
Mabeys. when he lied - All were
as and joined Pioneer Da> iedke hved a tradidon ani ork Ciw, San ’ The celel U tah 'h e got rodeo and
night, but nhat surround-".... lon&tiine dven tua lly be buckles and aught his eye 13th annual
jre m the late The Bedlead of cattle sented; the; id that comes ' Great-grandre found t h e ' ' Bedke's<rev
“The hois la te r , the . green," he es:h a p a r t of Fifteen-yJ letter **0," Peterson er
■bniptly about 700 iM t h
to the m ihe Ni panion where 1
live up roses.. t A sapinkcu
sptforwin- mostlyontopc IdahoFails chair’s busted
theEIbaVaU^and ........-andcattleopeicsthatcame indtidedhissti erewel* . ' th e rse n th m : ofmost build academlf
let you visit' tain Uon that sl the gate at itain when
i g d c A . '
[partway ided drive
> i i h d :
L o u t -
» d s ;
id iiu td L ' '
itbome,or ' retbanSOp .
173M93L.
, c C
w hit sMtUth mount Saturday a t tt
S i i i ^und 2 0 0 of thejn con- _ an on' thfe sm all t6 wn“ih is ' 'sir I along with h i in d r^ of more Cranneys than TOU so a re ro count, and fair Gi Petersons, Smiths and up
ire h ere for O akley’s sai)ays, to celebrate histoiy, *andmostofallfomily. Oalebration ended with a 'id firew orks Saturday Lirt not before the valley's boi dwg l ^ ^ f a t^ed fOT W t
D
o a • ,jdkes were weU>repre- rel hey fielded four teams. ' asl<ndson (and father) Eric gat rew didn’t do so welL . horses w ere a littlei explained, smiling. Cn-year-old Katlyn Muentered with her dad m t
i t k i t o t h e a ^
.Neal showed my com- Neal’ire to pick mc wild For
•* wastlcushion held him doori>p of his rocking p a ^ ied seat, Neal tcdd of pn»£lley’s mining history . teredperations. His stories'------ H e ;5 stonemason grandfa- , w ithtre in the 1880s to . tobeimies. and the jnoun- requeIt stared through m^ac
It the team tortJng compatttkMi.
..and.her.imcle.3he’s been 1since she was four...............
Garth Greenwell recrwte son-in-law and niece. GreeniveU’s have some cati up to do though, tiadition-wii
“Pm still a foreim w here said. “But Pve been h m 30 ye
“I think theyVe accepted Oakleyites,” he added.
Verifled OakljBy Valley n Linda Zollinger -her grandpt
.bom near here in 1688 .scom| as well, and celebrated'Pio Days with several other gei
“How many people ar» re la ted to around h e re?" asked the few reladves that gathered arourid before the n > “Thoweands," came the rep
Cn;fiwy Hahn is TTte HmdPt Mini-CasM btatau chief and a nadicd in Buri^ at 677-4042.
n cut Its lM«thb) half.
sal’s windows.For the stoiy of the miner wh< IS thawing dynamite on a stov lor when be shot a pistol a t a ick rat, Neal presented rusty ooh Shreds the stove scat* red near his mine’s mouth..... He M t a'shiny hunk of lead ( th me and didn't seem relucts be in a newspaper. His quests:'Do me justice, and sen La copy. .
a t P c t r k ^ ^ Ic k d f i h ^ j t
urid ing- ...
ited his .The
stdiiog
native Ipa was npeted.....ioneer . ■ B K ^ i ;eneni-
ire we she
mt had . r^ c o .
! * • I ’ Outii Orwnmll, In sjVora’ l«iill|rte«iiKirtlne 'canbct ___________________ ___
I Hailey CouiHAILEY-ThcI
lie hearings at 6 p meeting room.
• G & Pooleyi commission dedsi and pladng londsc 416 S. Main Sl os
.qf,«™W.QOtmi»m • An omendmo
hensive plan’s sei recreation master |
The coundl tod and read ordinon<
-pianning-and-Tor
ketchum pliK E T O n ft!-P i
the meeting of tti Commission today.
Tlie meetmg sta open to the public ■ AtS3Spjn.wiU
apidicBtibn for a oa ai use at a lot in the
At 6 p.m. will Sdienhanncr*s app Springs Road.
There also >vill b
*■> Keep an (0 %-e ~; your inves
w l t ^
? ’page
lf~^■ r ’M i n i d
H Ga s s l
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, In the middle, talks strataQr wl Ing competition Satuniay at tbe
=-VAt7tu n c i l p l a n s h e a r i n g)c Hoilcy Gty Coundl wiU hold 5 pjn. today in the Haile>* Tow
y has appealed a planning on dsion wtuch i^ u ired paNing dscape screening planters at th as conditions of designw\nc%v«ial,bujldin8.^_„__nrat is proposed to the Haile>- section on rccrcation. Adopt erplanisprop<»ed. oday also will deal with alrpo anc<» regarding Pine Street > ronin^t^'laws andTpptiblJc^
p l a n n e r s c o n t i n u e t• Public hearings are on the aj ’ the Ketchum Planning and ay. ,starts at 5:30 pjn. at Cit>’ Ha
iU be a publk hearing on Puck oonditional-usc permit for a m }k Trail Creek Hollow subdi\-isa ill be a public hearing 01 ipplication to subdinde a lot a
11 be the continuation of a pub
veyeon f * ] jstments• Money jes!
".OME Join
DOKA Cou! lA Gount\
r wtth his niftce Laurie Greenwell tbe Oakley Pkmeer Days celebrst
l £ S ins ort lhe oppicondidonal-use
old t%v-o pub- planned-unit de fotm Center
i and zotung B fllO rG Offng the alle>- MOUNTAIN t the rear of plan to finali« ew appro%*al beginning at 9 a _ ..^ -^ '. . ,_ ^ ._ A ls o -thift-ma ile>-OMnpre- nonmedical a: lopuon of a Feather.-ilk; sta
jm-enile justicc rpon issues session is set for
jm’cnile emplo>''
i talk Dietrich scc agenda of DIETOICH-1md Zonmg itTannual medi. . •> . • tria ’sbusinessnHall a n d a A ta boort bu
, . purchase of a sa for master's des
i r c ^ o o n - ser.-ice fees and
Jublic hear-
''CPA Q uality Service FREE CO.
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ill aid toiv4iMiw CaowfM Smith atjon.
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iplicadon of Savttooth De%-elopi K permit to dex-elop a 44-uhit: Je%-dopment at Warm Springs F
f f i c i a l s W ill f i n a l i z e bN HOME - Elmore County con iie the county budget when t I ajn. today.tonung,. they^-coQsicler'• < real assistance; a liquor licens
tore; a dosure plan for Prairie % grant; and jail programs. An or indigent appliaitkns. noon, commisaooers. wilLmeet-i d ^ consider CJ. Strike licen oyccs oontracL
Mihools look at bonur l h e Dietrich School Bdard wil £ iig at 7 J o today in the s iRxxn.business on the agenda indudes soaper, extnnhxty salaries, 51.( ngrecs, length of patron comm id kite fees for school bills, s M-elcome. but an executi\-e se r a persormd or student mattei
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Twhl Fall, idaiio 3'
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— ----- 1 -tlopment for a init residential igsRoad. •{
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en they meet
resolution 0 0 - ense for the irie Landfill: a An execuQM;
eetjvith d c c t : ,___ 1icensing and a
m u sI will.contitluc he school dlv
jdesfacsliucs.S1.000 bonus
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McDowcU advanced t rounds and into the fina third-ranked Whit Baae:
Next weekend, McDc in his third national < weeks, in Seattle for the
__.....Nationals. _ ___ _
Blue Lakes CC I Ladies Invitatioi
TWIN FALLS - Blu Club w rapped up its Invitational this weekei of M prcia Rankin, Li Smart, and Judy Hinds
•’gross honors.The team of Reta I
, . ritchie, Larie Hash and , took first place net hono
Locals take hon nationalhigh sc
GILLETTE. W yo.,- Prescott and Rupert's E among tho winners in t competidon Sunday at i School Finals Rodeo.
Prescott added a 149 gave him a.share of the
• ting title with Wyomin 445. Rogers took second
’ tying competition with a:______-jCaldwell’s-Angclene
founh overall in ^rls cu and Pocatello's Lyndsie
; ..... in overall breakowoy ropMegan McLeod of Sta
17.175 to her total to ta) all barrel racing vrith a her second place in th competition wit)t 520 poi
Texas finished first ir ings with 4,641.11 poii U tah (4,401.11), Coloi W yoming (3,4,82.83) (3.252).
Hamblin, Jenkin! Member-Guest t
TSVIN FALLS-Host p and Cary Jenkins shot win gross honors at tl Queen Member*Guest Twin Falls Municipal Goi
Tom Webster and Prwith ane t 116 .
In the championship I . Mickey Dugger won witli • stroke ahead of Carl Sk
Harris. James Ray and ] 111 beat Bob Wildman, Roland by two strokes oi and Carey Zebanh by 2.5
In the first flight, Jessi Gaiy Schwertfeger diot t strokes ah iad of John Cority Federico and Todi net honors ahead of 8 twe
, Danny H ite/Tracy I Thiel/Keith Olsen at 116.
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^ I•n Falls coadt Mike M T Chrii Sfheilnnsk^ .. M}uesndl to zriiFtheir Ig ro /; _____I
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nakes 1to No. 3 ^• Jerome professibnal ’ V Dowell recently raced ' I imia Nationals in his \• Funny Car.}d past the qualifying■inals, where he fell to _oetnore. S[JJowell will compete ^ al event in as manythe NHRA Northwest U*;
--- ---------------- - •"•'1C finishes gionalBlue Lakes Country lojits two-day L adies Rcskend, with the team his Liz David. Connie
nds taking first place fai we
a D etw eiler, Linda wemd Kayl>-nn Hamblin daonorsi. tes
onors at “ school rodeo
Jerom e 's Buster 's Dusti Rogers were in the final rpund of at the National High
49 to his total, wMch the overall boy^’ cut?' ning’s Ian Welles at ond in Sunday's goat h a h 8.078.jneM anning placed- — i cutting with a 438.5. sie Brower took third roping with o 9.806.Star, Idaho, added a — take second in over-
rt a 51.788, and earn ensthe rookie cowgirl 7
points. diat in the team stand* “points, followed by , figlslorado (3,920.83), ing3) a n d Oklahom a V
fiel the
ins win '% t tournamentst pro ^ k e HambUn thelot a two-day 118 to gan I the Dave’s Dairy •est tou rnam en t at havGolf Course Sunday. hadPrestoti H afer led A
..thr<ip flight. Doyle and lastvith a gross 125, one ' VSklavos and Roger' fac«
\d Bob Roberts^ net • enoan, Jr. and Gregory to Is and Ron Shodkley Joe2.5 strokes. feet esse Hemandez and 'Ota gross 133, seven theIin and Dick Irwin. • trou:odd Jones*. 113 woii thetwo-way lie between anyi
H a rr and- Joe16. r " '
*1 Staff and wire reports
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Triathlete* take otfiwlmmlRC dutt consisted of.a ooHnlle swim, ^
T.bp-se<R edserCowboyseason
The Tlme»*Newi________ .
"PO C A T E L L O ^-'T heT w i Cowboys tallied 35 wins, 10 co: behind victories, and a benh ii trict semifinals during the sum
But after a 5-3 loss t6 the I tournam ent’s .top-se<^ed Ida Reds, coach Mike Federico p< his players’ off-field antics.
“This'team represented itsel fam ilies and the city of Tw well,” Federico said. “They w well-behaved and walked aroi class ahd pride. I was real proi team and had a lot of fun with
A l i ti7« the stands, ■’ th e touttheretixtvtzro a f te r a
_ , . brawl dim om sfi^ttng, Saturda:a«dK!odads,
physicaJly R eds ar r ’l,: ' »- • neighbc
catello.W ith
R ebels - M l k c 18-13 in
.. F cd cr ic o ,T w in F alls gam e,
, Pocatelhco a ch had wor
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insued. clearing both benches.The fighting' was not limitCi
iiamond.'“In the stands, there were tv
'ighting. and-two dads physical ng,” Federico said.
When order was restored, i ield sprinkler system came h c only way to tum off the w o cut all power.
W hen th e lig h ts cam e bi •oughly 20 m inutes a f te r th< hu t off, umpires issued ejecti he Rebels were forced to-for ;amc due to lack of players.
“That (hurt) us, because wi iave been pla:^'ng Pocatello a lad no picching left," Federico
A source told th e Times-^c hree Pocatello pitchers left il QSt-week.'
W hat tho Cowboys (35-14) ace in Sunday’s semifinal wa mough. Kevin Gemand allow* 0 Dillon Mayes and a bunc.,& b e Durham after throwing f< ect innings.“ Gemand pre tty much don
he gatqe," Federico said . "} rouble getting guys on all day. he bases loaded ooce, biit coui nything.done."
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duftns tiie start ef the 12th annu ^ l i e bike ride and 6.2-fflUe rar
m mnd for
TheAttociate
J COOPERShalf<entuiy wanted no pa
On a g lor . received the offer.
__________ “If someon__ _ ...thatl.would.l
rw in -F a lls oredbytheH I come-from- believed it," 1 thin the dis- lived long ent iummer. The 74-yrale District 3 play in the Ai Idaho Falls «d -with form< > pointed to Sutton andth
Doby bro) tself and its Indians 11 Twin Falls had'broken k y were very the Brooklyn iround with 1947. Doby w iroud of this Robinson, not ith them.’’ “When I lclittle class things that w n eed ed to P“ t those thi oum am ent said Doby, w: • ari ugly 969RBIsand 1 disrupted inhisl3-year •day night’s . “You’re pn
gam e been a part 'i een th e ; P“ P>' i and rivalib o r Po- besuaessM i0 Sutton,the< th theas ah e ad , "harin the sev-
player with' '
aies.
to
two moms ticalltf fight-
:d, the out- ne on. and! water was . Scott Ljncli wo
1 back on, Tthey were I '\T r' ections and -1—/ y X . forfeit the * J
■ By Lynn Bainrw e would o and theyIco said. TWIN FAU■Nnos th a t,.. the fourth pi !i the team Mountain De
. . - event at Masi< 14) Had to lOth lap, lie was tough good, owed a hit Travis Kid( ic.,single-to . lowed by Bret B four per- passed by Lyn
ond place, foil dominated . Eddy McKean . “We had Metz, who ha ay. Wa had . seconds) in th< ouldn’t get - The A .beat
. foUowedbyNi heat went lo l Lynch and Kid . T heU taM t 1998'appearu local driV v C
: ) K i
V O F S p u d s _
nual Uoits Spudman Triathlon at un.
all’s dc r Dob
• Wited ■Pres* _______
ISTOWN, N.Y. - More than t y ago, major league basebal part of Lany Doby.’ arious sum m er Sunday, h( le greatest honor his sport car
one had td d me 52 years agert Ktnnriing h»m» Vwng hnnI Hall of Fame; I wouldn't have " Doby said. thank God rve flough.".^ -o ld Doby, the first bbck tc'Afn»»rifan T.«»pitomer Los .Angeles pitdier Dor threeothers. ' oke in \Y>th the Cleveland vtreelcs after Jackie Robinson I baseball’s color barrier with »n E>odgers in che summer ol was always overshadowed by lot that it mattered to him. look back and thirik about were probably negative, you things on the back bumer," who had 253 career homers, id woo two AL home run titles ircarecr.proud and happy that you’ve t of integrating baseball to le that we can Uve together, ier, play togethCT,-ond we can il together,” he said, le only p lajw elected this year sball Writers’ Association of anked the ballplayers, coach-
von his third featum division nc
mch winsIrd
LLS - Scott l^nch staned in position Saturday in the. >ew-Modifled 50*lap m i^ - ^ c VaUey Speedway. By the e had. tak e n (he .lead for
dd led th e isarly laps, ^ l• att-Thompsoivbefore bdng ynch. Bruce Quale took sec* ollowed b y ' J ^ Newhouse, an and points leader Travis, lad tKe fastast time'(1534 lietim elziaiU . \It went to.BaroU Warduft. > N m housa and Metz: Hie B I m c k C o rb rld ^ t r a ^ by
kfodel U tas made th& only -ance a t tbe Speedway, and
pidced up'
. . j ’
I at Riverfront Park this weekend
oorsoj y, Sutta a ball
can
aveUryDoby
c tonet- es and managers on >on - played for in his 23-yea
Sutton became me md the Hall and iu l76t son with Los Angeles from 'ith in 1988, also spendi: ' of Houston 'Astros, Mil' by Oakland Athletics and
•- Doby was elected JUt Veterans Committee, rou former N e ^ leagues T," Rogan, a.pitcher and irs, Kansas CUty Monarch: Jes hard-hitting shortstop
era who spent most of J ’ve New York Giants and'C to ' and'former AL presidi
cr, ‘--..vfhojoinedhls^therii a n Also entering the Ha
accomplidimcnis were »ir Spanish voice of tl of Dodgers for the past A
ch- L ^ .
race at Mafic Vallejr Spaedway S
is 3rd feathe-wtn. Second* and t ers Jeff Keller and Kei side by side V ith Cn
in . crossed the finish line l e 3Slap mainevdit. in Rounding out'the to] lie Rennim ann Iind Dai □r K e lle r won the- A
C am pbell an d . R eni >1* Amundson took th e I lg —.Curtis and^DoiuiyCriei •c* S tephtti ElUfrits wc le, event of the season foi >is. Parts Pony Stocks. S e i i i B illi M iles, Shaw i
. StaplemsA’and David C ft,. Stapleman won t h e : B by EUUritsiuid Miles. jy passed Russell HolUn
finish line tb 'w in the ly Strickland finished tfair id ' . . Dairy Q'ueenHiund ip' . was on ^ off l i a n a s
ByTin
art
Sni'n r i
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timpen 1the
tongoo
t ° I r Dell
Sl in t stro Pari bad did alsc
DonSuttan ' ^ O
on the five teams he indi year pitching ca iw ; sect h e 233rd member o{ (11- 76th player. He was and om 196&80 and again four iding lime with the ond ililwaukee Brewers, “I ind California Angels. kidi e d in M arch by the Deh !«, which.also picked 7,00 lies star “ Bullet" Joe swiu nd outfielder for the . or hi “dis; George Davis, a Oi top in the dead ball - coa< of his career with the befo id Chicago White Sox; edui sident Lm MacPhail, Awa vintheH olL gaveI Holi for their media peri ere Jaime Jarri^ the wed f th e Los Angeles st 40 years, and Sam
■ySatorday
ature di\id third-place finish* . dustKevin Winder^ were , arouiC am pbell as they mainine to coniplete the . were
top five were Bruce f^ m
A ' h e a t ah e ad ' of S tc ^ ennem ann , w h ile the s e B heat.qver Don comrriewe;—---------------- .-V allewon his first main ro d e for the NAPA Auco v race 1 la finished ahead of iwn’ N ice, R yan *— >■ id C a l d '^ J r . , . u2?fi
^ 1>oy. Carothers luns coming to th e iSIK the B heaL D arrin S V S
■ •• S sm d e r Stock ac tion , . ; a s u ^ ; y ^ t h e . .
• . . S p o r t s E d
" r: TKc'TinSes
Marline give sol showinjy jo h n b e r r
TWIN FALLS - I t was Si irouiid as the-swimmers tou vall Sunday in the final eve >nake River Swimming Cham It the Twin Falls Q ty Pool
The mcec. put on entirely I
Soisc Y swim team came in'fi he Magic Valley Marlins finish
The meet also marks the ei eason for-the-Sl-maglc-valli ners who competed. Their bre 1 long one though, os the team : icgin 6:30 am practices whe tarts.“Wc had lots of kids make tl
t has been fun to watch," said hellyHope. ' •■•’Eleven year old Nikki Holi ualified for zones on Saturday, dth se\-cn first place ribbons, nd a fourth.“I think I did a good job foi
leet as an 11-year-old," said_
mc going to zones, so I am re ous.”Jacob Carrol dominated thi
ist year, but moved up an age le 13-14-year-olds this year. I tie finals in every even t, fi >urth or better.“It was a big challenge movin feels pretty cool. Hard p ra a
[K>d coachu ihade the d iffe rs arrol, who will enter the eight '’Leary this fall.In the 8-ond-undcr category, ehoney captured four fim s ai id.Sun VaUey Swim a u b finisl I the teant standings and had rong performances on Sunda] orker captured gold in tbe 1( ackstrokc 11-12 while Amand Id thesame in ib»9-10^visiei iso finished second in the 5 eestyle while Citristine Cord( !Cond in the 13*14 event.O ther Marlin resu lts from duded C a ^ Tucker (13*14) i icond in thfe.l500.-AjBandal] 1-12) fifth in the SO-meter fi id Greggdry HoUon (9*10) fi urth in the SO^neter fre^ty le id in the 50«ieter butterfly. “It is amazing how much woi ids can do,." Sai(I-co*coach ehoney. “They swim an ave000 m eters a day and mos'i limmers have 3.5 grade point t higher."On Saturday night, John iWij •ached the M arlins fo r fivi ifore moving lo Boisie to cohC iucation - was awarded the Ph ivard for. outstanding service. I ve him the credit for the outs :rformance of th e swimmc fekend.
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vision racrt setded, it was Alan >imd Gregg Sparks to win tht in event. Finishihg behind I re Rice, Jaram ee Coat Ty WMtlake. Spatks took th owed by Beniv Benjamin and tew Satuiyay i ^ t » th e Idaht cks wiU b« a t th e S p e ^ w a ! Street, pony an d thunder! apleting the radnfii action.'
E ar^T rbnw in p re s o u i1 car show for the et^oymmt efans. '
Sssssss®S S s s e i K r " ^ . - ? ^ "
IS)lid
s sm iles all touched the event of the lamponsWps
ily by TOlun-' •
tn'first whUe' nished third, e end of the I'alley-swim*— b r e ^ is not - -
nmwhen school-
<e tiie finals, said co-coach'
Hollott, who - day, firm e d ms, a second
> for my'last aid HoUand.
n reaUy ner-
1 the events age group to' ir. He made t, finishing
ning up, butracnces an d__irence,"said . ight grade at ;
uy, Michael : ts and a sec-;;
inished fiftli Shad several !aday.MolUe ;e 100«>eter ;anda Harru ;
le 50*meter ; ordeau took
om Sunday:^;
sr freestyle! |3) finishing' •[yle a ^ seo-: •f-work th e s e ': ach F rank ; average of Qos't of .the • int averages '
iW iss-who^i five yea r? : ; nhtinue h is ! ' iPhiUips66:: x .D ehoney’ : outstanding : am ers th is .■
KttO-*«ll -
Iicesongeitting- lthe 20-lap' nd the two iloates and k the heat; in d C o iite i'
der stocks* ion. M aide- m a.street ■ lent of the ^
s s s t - . ;
> R Q
_ ..-_ ;_bE N V E R -{A P ) Vr- .MifwireenckklanO-for with his m ajo r league 44th homer as Sc I.ou!j
• Colorado's five>game s f f e a k w ith a M v ^' The homer, a 452>fo( .th e fo u rth in n ing , bi C ard inals’ m ark of 4 Johnny M ize in 1940 McGwire’s first since las os he added to his maji record for home r\uu be
•1. ' ■ •It was McGwire’s only
g a m e -h e went l>for-4 first h it of any kind s Monday. His 0-foc^l6 drc his longest of the seasoa
Dodgers 5, D'bacl<LOS ANGELES > Matt
Eric Karros homered ar Valdes pitched five t nnings before leaving
injury as the Los Angele: . beat the Aiizona Diamond:
---------Feurtelievew combine
August-ihe rlght-handei . four hits'before straining
in his left side while wann the sixth. He win be reeva
-Andy Fox had three Arizona, including a baw
. two*nin single in the ei| " narrowed the gap to 5*2.
Padres 5, Astros 4SAN DIEGO-In 41 stn
diances, Trevor Hoffman perfect. Then on one p streak ended and so did I set a major league record.
Tbe San Diego doser fl home nm to Moises Alou o deUvery in the ninth inniw
“ tying the ^m e . tHeW dn up beadng Houston 5-4 in but Hoffman blew his char
■**Hoffipan; who had rec saves this season, had noi sara diance Since last Aug.
The Padres won in the Andy Sheets' RBI single
Itwin iMcts M bt nit»
Irwin bi]i o s ANGELES (AP)
I n ^ ’s wont round of the stah the 19th U.S. Senic put him in de^wrationiDC
f a responded likeacha uwin, who has domina
Senior Tour since 1996 birdie putts on the 16th-a holes to complete a rout under-par 69 Suiiday» givi a one-shot victory over Femandez,.v4io closed wii
Irwin’s T^hole total of rounds of 7 / ^ 7 r ^ waa par on Ihe nigged 6 ^ y s 71iRiviera Country Qub.
Raymond Fk>yd,-who: lowing each of th e firsi rbuodSt was'alone in thir at 287 after finii^ing with
Irw in, th e pre*toum fovotite; won d ^ t e card
::— oven>ar-77-«n-'»uradayr him seven shots off the pai
Car Clash, hole can’t st(q> Pate;
■ SUTTON, M w - A OU-.the desert left Steve P ate '
. ing if;ha could win-again .. d o (i» ended Sunday d ^ i ... cacuedtfiTB'shots into the n
thelBthboIe. , f t te had enough of. a CUI
T w i r e s. ^ M a r k — B B l i H
•for46 slump gue-leading mis snapped me winning
•foot shot in, b roke th e * ^ H Q Q H f 43 se t by 40 and was ' last Monday Qajor league ..I b^oiv Aug. - .
nly hit ofthe - and his
since drought
icks 3iatt Luke and
and Ismoel e scoreless ing with andesD odgen Houston Astra mdbocks. battmanKtn<
ider gave up ' Donne WnU( ingam usde ,o_y. irming up for^ “ *“ . ° " . .G I a n tS : 2 , -ree hits for - . SANFRAIiMses-loaded, . reliever Staneighth that for a home r
L giving tbe Se victoiy over tl
a 4 . After Cine* nw-hittheGi“ W ' nine innings,• ” Kenrt'fouiSsf.si;a'.s
*incejoinin
B d iw ^ u ^ Juries the sl< I in the 10th, wonsincethe iianceathis- wc
recorded 33 C u b S 3 , Rlnot blown a CHICAGOiug.22. '38 th homerthe 10th on remained unb{le with two as the Chica]
l i t t t t a btidt pott on tha 17th t •In tlM'tettmMttfit ..............
lirdiesfini.P) - Hale 'the year toaiior Open ________ _
M -SSS'b.*ii=;h « id ISA Bradley Hughe ound(rf2- - -Itw ouldha ^vinghim a little prettie er Vicente who hadn’t Vt with a 68. Buick Invitadoi lo f 285 bn jiwasgood.- was l•ove^ 1 ^ a r e ^ t 1 5-yard, par- never achieve
Acura Legend'"’ ‘“ " 'o '-
S ? h 5 tw ’ h5.
arnam eiit for tbe fim tir w U ngaS- •GS.andHugbesayrleaving-----fDurholes,-Bh<pace. (67). Mike Hd
r o i ^ co-leadi )1a were two stroki
,ontbe7410-yai
• r c n ^ i o P e p ^ r . R l l l Ite wonder* , ■ ■— ««ain. Those P « t t , pU y Oispite three HOWLAND,«rougbon stlU doecn't tbi
« « « « »
ilams 4 ;
rtra Cralc Bltflo lOdtt bttwaan tba tnCMiWtiwtaeadvanditflrocnft Swiday In Sm Dttgo. y e t ccqd
lU (4-2) irfcked up th e vie- gai
2,-Reds a , 1 0 - in n ^ -§ANOSCO-Jeff Kehr hit - ^ an Belinda’s second pitch e nm in the 10th inning,San Francisco Giants a
r th e Cincinnad Reds. ^ Indnnati's Brett Tomko fS; Giants over a careerbest gs, Belinda (4-7) aUowed rth homer in three games r the year, a drive into the • le a d i^ . ^isa (1-0) struck out the 10th for his first victory
ling San Francisco on Ph i^lso-aiark«s-4he-fir«i— slumping Giants have ui,
he All-Star break.
IW e ts l - . ™;0 - Sammy Sosa hit his Floiier and Kerry Wood 1nbeaten at Wiigley Fidd RBIicago Cubs downed the a' 7
I j H
Ul bo(a dorlnttbt tmal.round U.S. I
lalhole, wTl
Golf iebivratc
— . ---------- 4-fo<igey 6-on the S83-yard' * fora wln^h^'CVS-Char^ty “ shoi I5<under-par 269, one pjtrf X than Scott Hoch and. it thes. . . o»«.have been nice to have toun itier finish," said Pate,' Iti c won since the 1992 No. ] donal, “but tbe result is she
lit he thought be m l^ t»ve after he drove nis Pe>nd into the back of.a victong truck - had road ' nUeon a California highway l7thliome from this Phoenbc Qtuaiy 1996.' . for hying at Pleasant Valley pwvStime dnce 1982, had i ' ^lies, vdwbirdied the last andishot 66. Nolan H enke-— .-peHdnen (67) and third*. pdc,•der WilUe Wood (70) • a s ^oket off tbe pace at 271 . bu ttyardcoune. unde
n l s s u b i r d i e yoff with. PakID. Ohio- S« Bl Pile tO «tbink she’s one of .the . GCn the worid. Her latest . Davithenriae. , .. slum]
Brd, cr
tba legs of San Dleco Padrat tMr w llfat oot slngt In tba first hwh m d the flnt Astro nn momentt I
gome lead in the NL wild-card 1 With the Cubs trailing 1^ I
sixth, Sosa drove a 2-2 pitch
Ing a one-out w alk to Hemandei.
Wood (10-5) allowed four h seven innings and. ran his ti record 10 7-0 in nine career stai Wrigley. The rookie walked tl struck out six and gave up E McRae's 15th homer in the thin
Rod Beck pitched the nintJ his 31st save, converting 14 str chances.
Phillies 10, Mariins 9hit a sacrince fly in the botto the ninth inning and Philaddphia Phillies rallied fro early seven-run defidt to beai noridaMarlins. , '
Todd Zeile's two-run homer RBI single hdped the Mariins a 7-0 in the third inning. But
m
\s. Sanler Open Sunday at
vins U.S.The imflappable 20-yearold n
e birdied the flnal hole and i vatdied as Dotde Pepper missc kfoot birdie putt that would h orced a playoff. rivlM Pak a < hot victory Suriday in the Gi iagleLPGAOaasic.
It was Pak's fourth victory bf eason and ber third in her last f oumamentSi ,lYie victoiy again put Pak into
Io. 1 spot on the LPGA money' ihe has ffnlshed in the top t( in^ four toum am enu - winn
P e S S l sgekiM her 15th car irtOK and In 4S toumame died in a S^oot birdie putt on 7th hdetocatd) Pakbt 14-unde On No. 18. Pak hit a fairway Wl
ar her s » c ^ shot on the 451*yi «r>5 hole that hit on tfae front«
s Pak Just missed the e ^ e p ut tapped In (br birdie to cap t
67 and QnUi at ISun
» a v ie s w th s lli S w e d e n 6 e n d K M n o h th slim iEGOTEBORG, Sweden - U t
laviea ended a 10-moath wini lUmp with a rix«hot victory Sunc
lids sluI _ ' : _ N ^ 6 n a I
. .Phillies struck for back win of the s their second viciot sevenruns.
•Philacidphia w games in th6 scr comeback. Scoit and drove in fo Phillies.
Mark Ldier (5-: and Antonio Alfc theloss.
Braves 2, Pir. PITTSBURGH extended his foi streak against Pitt ly squirming oui Andres Galarraga' in the eighih ii Atlanta Braves a vi
Maddux (14-4), lilfil of his previous i. . made certain bedi
-------tive-starts for the It liter. son by limiting th(
jl'5'U^.' fctddux improv
, foUow- Braves j' Jo«e 8)lo$this$ever»thi
B ro w ers 6 , Etans at MILWAUKEE 1 three. and Jeff Cirillo hii I Brian Darrin Jackson dc linL d e b rea l^ ru n in inth for lifdn* the MDwaul [tniight the Montred Expos
The Brewers cmi pitcher Ca
g the game because c^ araia^^^to o w |^ <
tom of ' With the score S1 the Jeromy Bumitz drerom an from Shayne Benn» t the up on a groundou
Jaclmh's drive to r er and Bob Wickman (£IS take the dghth, won in 1lut the ond straight day.
lera CwRtry Onb In IM Angelei
Senior CI rook- in the Chrysler Opi I then tourevent.Bed a Tbe overnight I i have shots, Davies three » one-_j._ only,boeey.oLthe.d Giant hole But she ea^e
had a birdie on the 6fthe windy conditions e sfour .underparTa ,
. . D a ^ finished a to the par, on the Siogai ly'Ust course, Another to in Johnson, also doK nning share second with B
of Spain, wbo shot ■ areer U .S .. Open chan nents, Nicholas of Britain, n th e and was alooeia foui
^ Stewn L e ^ ) Dutch Open
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landez 6-4. 6-7 (5-7), 11-9 in jles for a 3-2 viaory. le match lasted 3 hours, 40 1 ^ and finished under flood* cs before a bbisterous home «fd waving re d ond yellow iish flags.
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l'*'^Forget it," he sai '{again in the aiteniMut . Anoiher celebrado ‘was planning to skip [Castro’s speech Sun [com m em orating t anniversary of the t
. started the b a n Rev “I don’t have time
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has grown. W hile m< pra ise the/federallyh o n tr ti rar«» nwHjitfO - h'Iment.salaries aren’t Jive on.I ftfosc Wame the thi >U.S. embargo against m un ist na tion , but
N ew k’ MANILA, Phiiippin F resh from victory Japan’s incoming prin promised anxious nel{ the United States on S Jiis top priorides are lil jout of recession and ' Icontributian to Asia.”
Keizo Obuchi told & State Madeleine Albri o\'ercome his reputadc cisiveness by foUowin
----- on ' a -campaigiv-ptedgeenacted a package of lion tax cut and $71 UI lemment spending. U. !said.{ A sia’s G nandal crisi
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torationuba <AP)8ish*t parQring. ’ H | K E festiv ities In1 waiting in a M I I U M | sy market for saIe: p o tt t6 b '
0 hours^.lnit it1 the store, was walked away
ivould eat that
said. “I ’ll try
idon Cabrera . kip wvs Fidel Sunday night' '
45th ■ ■ ■ le b a ttle that Evolution. . me for th a t I ^ 90tUtcli a t home," he of Pope Johi - Sttuday.Pi
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u y ^ i r i t " ^ t« g in n in g rtlch and poor m entaswe m ostpeop le ' Things 1
dly provided tb e begin iucation,.they._w hpo d?t.itheir govern....... lapsed and
n’t enough to sev e re cr Ciij^aihs, tl:
three^iecade ^ tInst this com* dow to mal u t som e are -
leader pnpines (AP) — agenda for >ry a t hom e, 'the states irime minister Southeast 4 ifeighwwand U nited Sti n Sunday that tries. Anotl e lifting Japan cem : l a s t ! id “maidng a sions by In<l" ......................Althougd Secretary of pressuring [bright he>vill . Sunday's t adon for i f ^ - out a furly wing through da and said dge-and-have— on-it-very ( of a S43 bU- administiai billion in ing reponU.S. officials anonymity.
really ne« T isistopsthe himalongl
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of Cuba's togtcMiaiy m o io tk in ^ lohn P ad II, adotm t t e wafl of a CO . P ra tl^n t FWri Cartfo b Sjrttduh
ng to blaine'tfae 'g o v ^ * ~ ' welL . . fo(s liave im proved since A (inning of th e decade, lo e former Soviet Moc col- _ ind~Cuba.plunged into a... ...pi crisis. But fo r 'm a n y di the ecbnorixit improve-
IS been too little and too H nake a difference in daily rc
dl
romises pfor Monday’s meeting of es of the Assodation of ei « Asian Nadoia with the to
lOther c H ti^ area of con- siist May’s nu d ea r explo- diIndia and Pakistan. Si ugh A lbright has-been - w;ng Japan to do more, in ats meeting Obuchi “laid re irly comprehensive agen-aidhewasgoingtoD)ove A 3ry-^uicklyA 4-si»nior— nradon offidai said, brief- Biorters on condition of atity. “In a sense, it wasn’i —ecessaiy for her to p v e nioglaundiylist’* le
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Cubans
uy ‘Che* O o m ra , flankad by a p ■ t OYtm>i»tnt ration store In San ^ n M to tpeakSundajr In Sairtla 16,1953, cona{(le re<l by many S
.“ ^m e-peop le still have for the revoludon," Catten Asked about dto^e who doi looked away.
Sdll, there are those wh • p o r r a ^ i r w a i T i w t f a n
doni.love Fldeli**“said
Hidalgo Castillo, 52, a too re tired construc tion wi drinking beer outside the
Q fix JapaObuchi, currently Japan
eign minister, was deaed , 1 to head the Liberal Demo
sion to the prime minister'^ don next week. H e spent mi Sunday touching baiw in \ with lead ers gathe red fc annual m eeting of an AS regional forum.
F oreign m in iste rs oi ASEAN nations — Philipj
Brunei, Singapore, Vietnam and Myanmar, formerly B — held a festive dinner Si night w ith th e ir outsid< leagues.
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Cabret^ an ii ic in Santiago.
, liiother-in-iaw e; ■ pesosamontii,c
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I photo Down th e Iantiago Agustin store of Oafe, ■ choices. Therea i -------- S l / ™ ' *"
vehope- ■ prices were in d< era s a l i S till,' d aie i ion’t. he , ' crammed agauu
window, waiting yho sup- the door in sh^ foOT^c- d ie crowds. Sor
— abroad who sei d -L u is • others got tips wjthless ho tels or, a sa w orker occasionally as iie Abel cam U^. •curren
art’s ecoEui’s foe- Albright, who 1, Friday with the Philippi nocratic te r , Domingo J
r ’s pori- w ith th e foreijmuch of Ctuna. Russia, KManila Obuchi’s wordfor th e ic plans w ere f\SEA N because Soudiet
look toward Japio f t h e , vtrorld’s second-Iippines, to puU the regio
m,Laos U.S. offidals f Burma Japan's eanom i
Sunday aggravate the > de col- matically and in
jon the U.S. econ«
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ian P c ^ a 32-year-f it weren’t, for the " g i bngs would be much ..[iave to help Fidel M S I itofihis.'^1 industrial median^ H f l;o. iiis wife and' his H n! cam a total of 423 ■ M bti. or about $20. That jM K ust rely on govern-where food is cheap IgBS! is any. [cbS |ay, potatoes sold at HBB1 pound, less than 2 H htains w ere 30 cen- B Qst over a ]>enny. B s i tlie revolutionary
d on the wall, there ^ .Jse. Serb IJ block, th e San , milesoffered many more att*c
re was cooking oil. ^
revinoir'S’e ^ ^ ^ u f ’'i dollars.zens of p e o p le ' ' Inst the bars'on theing to b e ^ through’....... PFtiifts. a way to limit In soSome ha's relatives ingiisent them dollars; ’by tips from working a t ethnsaiesu'om an said. resisas p rostitu tes, to clea:
■ency. Koso • Ex
nomy ^ho also met Sunday A " ppine foreign minis- . .0 Siazon. planned _ , n e e tH ig ^ o n d a v — eign m inistei's of .Korea and India.srds on his econom- e foUowed dosely ®P«! [least Aaan nations apan, which has the *** id-Iargest economy, gion out of its year-
is fear worsening of • imic situation-could ‘ t r / e Asian crisis dra- . * ” increase its impact.. „
onomyaswelL ^
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MOTICB OF PUBUC H£i A ugust 13 .10 9 8 -7 :0 0
OT1CS IS HEREBY GtVEN that a befor* ITm Twin Fatts County
ComntMlon upon u k i roouestK.\ CONOmONAL USE L ^ O DIVI nn on propeny consisting of 45 SCI r32rTQ*n»hip--l0-S001h.-R*nft«-l wn a s being locaMd 2900 East X • se d a s 487 HJghwiy 74. Twin F Icuitural Zone. The M ended u s* k ifordcuQ htW shom M tte.. C O f ^ O N A L USE LAND DIV1S ibie ABred on property cortslstlnoo iectton 3. TownsNp 11 Soutn, ^ 3 known a s tMing located two and I1 one south trom Castleford and i A 3500 North. CasUelord. Idaho I •e. The Intended u se b to dM de 's home site.CONDITIONAL USE by Rhonda H SooaQe.on property consistlno of H In Section zerT ow nship 10 S ^ I. Also known a s tMing kx a ted I > ossing and addressed a s 3652 n Fans, Idaho In the Agricuttural Z ts to conduct tha business o t cart-
ital}y d ta b ie d and'provlde on-aita r* Is a n existlrtg unit on the prepare for the on-site housing ts neected
I and aervice to tna dients.3T1CS IS FURTHER GIVEN that a w id befDra tha Twin F a ls County I Commtssion a t the hour of 7:00 p.r u g u s t 1996 a t tha Twin FaBs Cou MnQ Room. 246 3rd Avenue E as t n said requests.Kxnplete description of each reque ee o t th^ Zoning Admlnistraior at je s t . A ny.ahd all parsons.m ay n ws. protests, or agreem ents on tl (idered. Comments should be mai Zoning Administrator. 246 3n l A I . Idaho. (206} 734-9490. Inwrtting
oS feE O F IM T E N T lO ADOPT IS h e Plannlno artd Zoning Com mi nty, S tata of Idaho, that a P ubic H n th e loBowIng tem : tha TWin F a ls < ummanr o l s M Otdktance ia a s tol '4 ORDINANCE ESTABUSHINO O W 40 AND OVERLAY DtSTHICT P K)NS FOR THE COU^^Y OF TWI IDINQ SAJD COUNTY INTO DtSTT «C6 WITH THE C0MPRB4ENSIV I'FOR A ZONING MAP AND RE rm C T IN Q THE HEIGHT. THE Nl S. AND StZE O F BUIUMNOS ANO IES. .THE PERCENTAGE OF LO SUPIED. THE SIZE O F YARDS IER OPEN SPACCS. THE DENSI N S. ANO THE LOCATION AND S ; STRUCTURES ANO U N O FC S . RESIOENCES AND OTHER P N O FOR PLANNED UNIT DEVEL IStONS. SIGNS. E X C Sm O N S . I ERPRETATIONS. GENERAL PF S T O PUBUC STREETS. PARIQ MAL USES. PR0V1DINQ FOR AP FO R PENALTIES FOR THE Vl(
JVtSfONS, PHOVlDtNQ FOR ITS •EAUNG ALL'ORDINANCE ANO i <CE IN CONFLICT HEREWTTH t t AN EFFECTIVE DATE. n iC S IS FURTHER GIVEN that a I
E: The propoeed OrdkMnee w « be I w*ig the reoularty acheduletf put
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A'to.aaid tequaeta id » e omce < M Awenie EwL TWt
irb polics advance on the village lies sotrthwest of Pristina, en tha U cked Albanian guerrillas along rces said was an attempt te clea sutgants back Into their niral stn
PRISTINA, Yugoslavia (A?)I some of the most intense figl lg i n .m o n tH .S e f b y tanks advanced Sunday i thnic A lbanian reb els , wl rsisced governm ent efforts e a r key roads in rebellio oso\T) province.Explosions and the ra ttle itomatic gunfire reverberati irough the hills west of Pristir
VT&T, BritainLONDON (A P) — Briti: eiecommuruCTti^ons and AT^ inounccd a Siiu buuon jomt*ve ire Sunday that would combii le ir in tern a tio n a l telephoi aerations and c re a tc a ne Itemet system.The biggest British telephoi ■mpany negotiated die deal wi T&T, the biggest U.S. carri< ter BTs agreement to purcha :a-for$24-biHion was uutduie 1 S37 billion offer from WoridCoi T he com panies said the I ternet o p era tio n would I inparalleled in rapability ai ladt,” facilitating intemation
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DIVtSION by G ene L re^ m w n ; oem located in Sec- Ordinanceje l7 EasL'BlMrAao—ageocTbr1 3600 North, and ad-In Foils. Idaho In the August 7.s e ts to dMde off one D atedth
/s/Ken StuIVISION by Dean and T w ^ FaBsw ofT .B aeresiocated aTTEST:IR ^ 13 East. B.M. Deputy Ck
md ona.ttalf (2.5) w est -nd eddre tsed a s 647 PUBUSH: h o In the Agrkailturalide otf on* acre for a --------------
A Harnett, Coun- of five (5) acres locat- iouth. Range 16 E as t '
iS2 North 2500 E a s t n iv E N t il & n* . Th* mtendeo
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a s t tW > Fans. Idaho T s S ? !
quest Is'onflMwRhth*
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SsQ COMPf^EHENSIVE...T PLAN ANO R E G U -. tI IS . c Ih . rwiN FAUS. IDAHO.STRICTS IN ACCOR- S S S . m SIVE PLAN PROVIO- REGUIATING AND
ENUM8 E R O F S T O - *ND OTHER STRUC- LOT THAT MAY BE
IDS. COURTS ANO N S n V OF POPULA- ND USE O F BUILXh FOR TRADE. BUSI-
R PURPOSES. PRO- S 2S 1SJ2 ii^ELOPMENTS, SUB- S . MODIFICATIONS.. PROVISIONS. AC- r S T S RNNG ANO CONOI- APPEALS. PROVID- C T T S ! VIOLATION O P ITS
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olic&aciva■ ■ the'provindal cnpits
i^ t* rose from red-roofiicea-----Bolhsrd«-acknowl<y on " ' ties in the fightinj who raged since Friday r ;s to least three fronts, ious No reliable, indep
' a l ty figures w ere e of Nervous Serb police ated reporters who triedrina^ f ig h tin g
1 form global altish electronic commercc r&T lucapohs and serving
bine “T he merging oflone tional assets to foranew venture will enable E
to deliver in a uniqu>one ful way the seamierwith vices our multinationrier, n ee d and w an t." shase president, John D. Z<c\yy-------- T he-d ea l-req u inom. from regula tors in
[leir ’ States, Britain and (1i be . U nion, but the conand dieted they could doonal in a year.
A L N O T IC E LEGAL
)4-B490.-befDi« s tf d heertng.'Thv | Ordinance wUI immediateiy follow *d Items. wMcn «vOI b*gin a t 7.-00 p.i Iduals and regankng the Ordinance (3) mlnutsa. Commants m ade by It m a group, a n agancy. Or entity and c* wU be Umfted to ftv* (S) mimM or *n«/W tsl«)g V lo m m an t a tth * i gistar with the Zoning Administra! 7. 1996.tNsSOlh day Of July 1996.
>tutzman. Citalrman \ , iBs County Ptenrdng and Z o « n > « i r: R oberts F o r t O erk by PrtsciUa A Clerk
H; July 27.1996
NOTICE O F of A ugust.>EAL HEARING River S l o t^ i0ust12 .1B Se personal pro lO M O A iwto:ICE IS H E R E B Y JA SO N RIC
I t h a t a n A p p v a l auction come Iw B b*h* ldbefo r* ' T M ssa l* l lin F a l l s C o u n ty fore* th* li*t >f Coufity Commi*. S e l f S e r v i w o n said rK juosc FadUty: 3NDITIONAL U SE For further mi DIVISION by Fred u c t Snak* I
1^1 p roperty a t (206) 734-
7 l n S a c t ^ o i T i ^ PUBUSH: J i11 South. Range 3 .1996
U B.M. Also known ______<0 locatw l m ll*s ° S 2fB w g e r T ow nslte jre s sed 2217 E ast
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p i ta l , - a n d s m o k e ............-oofed villages.)wledgedtasual:--------ting, which h a s .........sy night along a t •
dependent casu- ' ' ' e r e ava ilab le , lice turned back ied to.reach the
allianceiree and commu. ving as a host for •
of our interna- form this global >le BT and AT&T lique and power- nless global ser- > itional customers
said A T4T's ). ZegUs.u ire s 'a p p ro v a l—;----i in th e U nited id (he European com panies pre- 1 dose on it with-
\L NOTICE
Ih* pueeeneehng Ilow trw reguiarty XI p.m. Comments m ce w a be limited by mdividuals who andrvgardm gth*
Inutes. Any group.th*publlcheai1n g ------------w a io r by Fhday.
Hi^mmisslon ' , ' . lUa A Bolton. Chief
is t. 1998 . Snak* orag* will s*n th*I property b* long-.
RICE, to a local
2 * ? m a d * to « n - I li*n rights.of th*> rv lc * S t o r a g *
er mtormatton corv . ik* Rhr*r Storag* 734-1400.
■I: July 27. August
tM S m C T COURT FIFTH JUDICIAL
C rW A H O F O RrATE O F IDAHO.................rO FTW M FA LLS ). SP-96-00633nyl O F HEARING.
■oarot:E L L B R A D L E Y ‘R. • on*rMMon by D*borah minor aon. Mlichea o m J u n a U . 1993 egaa . Ne vad a now - - - B a t 3 6 2 A d am s,UIS. Id ah o 63301 Ing a c h a n g e In I M tenali Bradlay I b*en « e d i( th* - ntW *d Coun. Tt>* fer th * ch an g * In * in g : W ou ld lik* m to b e th a s o n t* ir and har husband taMnghim.. «h*o rth*P M tton - . lar la unknown; the and a d d re sa e a ef
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pany, an Idaho Corporation wiin GonoraJ Officos iocai-00 ni 555 South Colo Road, Boiso, Idono. doos horoby loquost througti the Idaho Public Uiiiliios Commis- SKin, outtio'ization lo issuo and soli 558.000 ,000 of . senior Cebonturos. 7 .26S duo 20t8. Tho Board of 01-
...... [pciors p t Iniotfpouciiainhas duiy authorized Iho issuance and sa le of such sonlor debenluros. Inter- mountain pro|50ses'lo pn- vaiely pJaco this now sor.os -
, ot senior deboniures with_____ the institutional inwoaior.
T eacho ts In suraneo and A nnuity A sso c ia t io n o> ' America CTIAA'). a t par. proceods will be usod to ro- . doom 514,250,000 8.27% so n lo r d o b o n tO ro s duo 200 3 and S 2 3 .7 5 0 .0 0 0 8 .27S senior dobenturos duo 2013, and for gB^a'al , cprporato purposes indud- Ing tho ropaymont ol t>ank dobt,
Oatod: July 23.1998
PUBUSH: July 27, 28, 29, 3 0 .3 to n d A u Q u sn .ig g e
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P^onso chock your ad forj conoctnoss on tho flrsil day that It runs, a s T hei _
.. . T.mos-Nows Is not re-lsponsiblo for orrors o f-| _ lonnnttimo. ,________I 'f
E-MAIL youf clossifiod od t, lwlnad@mIcron:n«t
FOUND ■ NE ot Joromo. brown puppy w/block _ toco, long logs, possibly
■ .. GroaiOans X. 334-3731FOUND • W hllo H usky ,
long hair, wearing choko collar, no tags .Coll 324- 6793 or Sean 734-3003.
LOST • al O lofkios lake 7/21, Smo. old Block U b
- pep Rrwttrd, 423-4829 ■ LOST Motorola coll phone,
on Blue Lahos, II found,. call 733-6491,
LOST Roward Lost in Sml- loy Croek/A lturas Laho aroo. 38 special pisiol &3S mm cam era . 1-8 00 - 635-3053 or 206062-1657.
LOST - REWARDI Small ' ch a rco a l, fem alo dog. Downtown. T.F, 324-736J_
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■- mph tru<TODIAM Mist•buUdlog and outside ^ ^ wnds for local church.r or PT. Salary DOE. J S S l ?umo to: P.O. Box 523. ST IZ 5.win Falls. ID 83303 » » » «
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. you b y - apply , n ow a t 2 3 0 3 Parke Avenuei Burley; We are a tl e q u a l op - p o r t u n i t y ■
“employer. *
MEOKAL 'PhytlcMl Thtrafiy Aide.
Part-UnMifFuB-amo. Oood- . ing.lD.S6M/hr.Comaci .
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l«no«d a rohob uftitt. a & "2 12 hour thtfU avail. Coll U Balh tor ■ppL®S*3<40l. p
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MEDKAL MAttention NA-am»a CNAS. fu ll'tim * arrd part-ilmo •
avtfabi* lUUEDIATLEY ■ In the Buhl, Hagerman.
. ..Jerome, Twin FatlB. and. Burtey areas. Please ap> I ply In person J e w e l's Home Health Caro. 1139 Fals E. suite A. Twin Fans '
renHy seeking CNA's for u ourMedtealUndPuilBnd pait-tlme shifts available, t
...... sniflnQ-pey-ratM M**d- ronCNAespedeftce.also shirt differential & exc.
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N o rth e a s te rn N ev ad a’s
B eau tifu l H igh D e se r t C o u ritry „
. Elko General Hospital, a & P rovince H ea lthcare owned facWy. t o imme- _
'*” s u r 3 c a l *1TECHNOLOGISTS h!
Experienced lechnoiogists t------ lO-circUale-lrv^-fange-of-----
areas. Inetuding general, ortho, obgyn. E l^ , and ophth. (Day shltt^ with can). (
yEDICAL TECHNOLOOISTS
Bachelor's degree required. Z, Nevada license eliglbie.
EQH Is a 50 bed. JCAHO , accredtted hoapUL JOW US NOWI Paitlcitwta In our transition lo a new „
wn be the leader hmeel- iriq the health care.needs
• OFPERtNO RELOCA. itt TION ASSISTANCE a Th
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ftSlS?CNA'eahdU?N Sfneed ed Immediately, ConM lJW iai 733-7300: ^PERSONNEL g
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..ventoty.'atranoing.raler> ^ rals. performtiasic lab. •ery loee .M lnvayrs *■*
-tin Street. Twin Falls. 10 ®93301: $14,23 * DOE. 7EOEff)njBFreeWori(pia- 1'c e . C t o m a a / t 9 9 T ^ , •MEDICAL • B
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perienee a certification nreouired. Can Wood River —R a ^ & Care Center in PfShoshone. ID. 511 East Bli4th S t or 886-2228. • c
MEDICAL pSunrlee Care 4 Rehab fer —
T w ln P a n a s ^ Pf'•werfsnoetf CMA'«& «
W fcSC aR offew *excellent benefit pkg.. tl
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sa^ 7 n / 1 998.EOE p
■ ~ fJraeu!; * ■* MERCHANDISER PT, iO to lS h rs . per wk. '
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learn person to ass is t Vcab ine t rnaker, w age tl negotiable. C tf8 3 4 « 2 t.
MtSCEULANEOUS b★ $1500* ,
New factory Outlet ^Mgeds motivated.
goal-oriented, people for , set-up and display work. .
No experience neceesary, ^ 3 - p i ^ Gaining program
CaOTorty today 733.6350' __tttSCEUANEOUS ^
STAFRNG Is Wa are accepting ; e< appllcatlona tor o«
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Vafley sm ce 1 9M n „MSCgLCAHeOUS""* '— ~Rf)HIRING NOW itI p,
— general iaborw. forfcfHt- -RE3operators, carpenter*. Not
Al avaHatile now; c«INTERMOUNTAIN Vl
STAFFINQ RESOURCES E>41S ADDISON AVE. f»i
SUfTES, TF T - ^MtSCCLLANEOUS ]
Coca-Coia has a FTopening lor a Merehandtosr. —-
Entry level. Hiohachool « «dIplorneorOED.mustbe PT<
IS yean okl or older. fa good driving record
required. Apply in person. ~ 2483rd s t r e e ts TwinFeb. Idaho. No phone "flS. cals please. EOE ^
MISCELLANEOUS &< The Times Alew is now ac- rec cepdng applications fbr a p a r t - t im e C re w y n p Lin Superv/eor. If you ere 7 r=outoolng. energetic, and f Swok wA with youth, this SAL may be the rjM opportu-mtyforyoaTKesuccMS* k«ful applicant wUI coordi- mo rvite a youth eales forcein the TWM Fans area and , remiires used ol your own
co n s is ts of a n hourly
_meee8e. ll you ate Irter. ;— ested, stop tw the Timas W ewsaf 132 3rd S t W « andM outanappacatiorv • W
NURSESRN& LPN'S hiring now.' _
needed FT/PT. Competi- ' ' W tive pay. Exceh l^ n e flt.eaisssyssss::e d . t e a m o r l e n t e d A '^ ^ e ^ ^ i i 4 2 3 - s 5 9 i . ; a (
OFFICe ” ^ C L eR K - PT lo r S o u th /
Central OtstrlctHeMhO*-' i p a r e n t • Buriey. Must ' be bilingual. F or more .1
:p g ia u i<iiiAapi_ . i : i sA isImmedMe opening for Bur-
Cir e»p..-Ctf 678-1189 Weofli 67S-2366., . * $ i :
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work m g f h y ^ ^ ^ - - SALBg
FajMBER. SPlumbers need Ketehiirn:
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for y w round new con- ! i ( ^ ' s t r u c t io n p lu m b in g ki n v business. Wage D O ^ .Benefit to Include: paid vacaton. retirement ptap. ■ ,.n
' Call for deUII 208-726- s a E N 8 4 8 3 , le a v e n am e A eoll a number.fl Sden
PRINTINGBindery/Press person, lo-
cal printing CO. Exper. a
<i‘zPRIOR SERVJCE. Eam up ‘
to S200 lor working one weekend a month. Keep the rank you earned. In- creese bwiefla j ^
Idaho A rm ^N atibnal Guard. CALL SFC Bar- ^ ^
•t-aOO-yM3UAiro un t» i
AvorvnoreWesfCtOoocM^ ‘ orripIdsho has Immediate an d a
openings for Production KimbiWorkers Beneflt package Bcteftbtchides medical, dental, sity'ofale. A LTD insurance with 3600paM vacatksn. hoUdays A 83341
sick leave. Avonmora 20e-«West is a strong leader in Reso*.the production oltheese 'versity
A whey based food 6th SiIngrecflents. Starting pay S3844
b$7.00perhr.forgeneral 206«Prodoetion-Woriiers A, _____
Se.00 to $10.00 per hr. for
Tues. from to o to 4 « l P**«yp.m.A7;00to6;00p.m.
at 1728 South 2300 East. k iQ ood^ or phone T33-7555; ext 11 lor
^RESTAURANT spreacBlue Lakes Country Cktf>ta light t
h lrt^ ^ experienced fuD truck «
shlfl) and aiso dishwash- 93. Goers avaitabie to worii v a r i-_____oussNfts.,........................5 S S ^
Apply In p e rso n . Blue L ak es C oun try C lub " a n «
......RESTAURANT “ , commiNew restaurant now hirir>g . preten
lor an posKioris. Please to:Ma| a ^ in p e re o n a t: ■ >ng.4 lOAHO JO E^ Twin F
neSLUELAKES NORTH (LYNWOOD MALL)
RESTAURANTDlamondfleid Jack's Res- TRADEt a u ^ is accepiing a p ^ G la s s !c a tio n s for lu ll-tlm e axMr Idishwasher. Nlghtshifi A tial ala:some wfcnds. Please ap- natM l
Park Hotel (13S7 Blue custom Lakes Bivd. N.) q
RESTAURAMt-----------------Mow hiring experienced r i . r i cooks A wall persons.Various shifts involved, trade
Rts. Aaply in person 8-5; needeiTRAV^iRS'OASIS ilSSS:
N OP HANSEN BRIDOE.•NO PHONE CALLS.. ' S K
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1341-5076 (telephone ■8-423-4691) or Human »ource Services. Uni- °P* rsity of Idaho. 415 W. « » p o j h S t . Moscow. Idaho '844-4332 (telephone '6-685<Je09). AA«OE.PPING CLERK —ledlate lull time opecx- FILERI for mature, energetic . .rson with the ability to 'W W I«ion effectively in fast ^ ‘ive excellent office. T H E T mputer A people skills |S C d be da t^ l oriented. | ruato:Orderprocessir».read sheet entry. Aft. NEht bookkeeping and CAR
. Gooding. ID 83330 M SAL WORKERVor Bachelor's Degree p r mother health science. . ^
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:j04 -47W p_)< For sale by all 2 bdrm.. 1 e on m ature g. 80X190 ft.. 307-686-:pS1. ,Ii e 2 bedroom. ' igroom. utiuty . astic kitchen. .
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Med 3 bdrm.'. On 2 soes. h o p .b a rn .TO APPBE- 5 A St. BIQ DUCTIONI 1.5001 Call1915:----------------------leeReelly>404.
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• $ 1 5 9 ^ 20»73»20e
' TVnN FALLS -B y Own 3 M rm.. 2 both, ne»i
18»q. ft. on Irg. lot. OPI H O U SE o n S u n d a >
>0.000. Call form e >ito.ofappcai733-«2ii
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brick home, pnrfc-liko s ting on t a a by CSI. c tao iod dbl. gamge, stK c h a in link le n c e d . I drivew ay, undergrou. sp rink lers on well. n< g as lumace. now cont
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.. refrlg .. oven , d lsposi DW, water sonner.-sK age galoro. 1029 Was In g io n S l . N. A sk ir SISS.OOO.Cwilws/w* mytim*. c»a 734-9838.
-----------------TWIN FALLS.- By own*white brick rambler wl fu ll, f in ish e d b s m l . . oxeol. TF school dislrl wfth 3.076 sq .n . Now ca p e ls . 2 ram o d e le d III baths.. 5 bdrni. 2 flreplai OS. central vacuum, Into com & security systen Tons of storoge, 2 car gj rage. RV parking. All o beautifully landscaped ' a c . w /a u io sp rin k le r: Musi se e to appreclotc $179,900. Coll Susan t viow ot 208-733-222S. ■
___________TWIN FAILS. CharmlnoDOrm. Uumt aroa. lo&c spoeinltoucftos.733-16261 TWIN PALLS. GREAT FAMILY HOME • brick;
iTMital split level 1744 sqU Ig. comer lot. 3 bdrm. 1
• both, offlco. family rm w; g as Aroplaco. elect, heat, shop. cov«rod potio. deci
carpon. stonigo V>od.
foncod beck yord. Well carod lor. vorydoon.
Qroai neighborhood, dost to schools & Shopping. Dnvt
by SSS Del Mar Dr. For gppi. 733 S239/S97.S00
TWIN FALLS. S*'. ac. w/! sharos of woiof on privoK lano. 6 bdrm. 3 both, spii lovol house, lg. yd. Lots o trees . Prletd red u e etf
........ ........... B1S.OOO. CM 734-20631
' ' TWIN FALLS. By owner:.« bdrm. 3 bath', many now updates on i a a e . doac ond rd. 5144 .500 . Col 733-5185 after 6PM ■
TWIN FA H S . Greet toc».................. tlon .'3 bdrm. i batn,-aoi
car garage, AC. gas. outc sprink lers . RV pofkmg. Plocao cal 206-73S-ai6tl
TWIN FALLS. Now CuSIOm home. 1586 sg. fl. 3 cxlim. 2 bo th , split a o slgn . 9' ceilings, hardwood floors, tllod b a th ro o m s & gas firopiaco. Real Quality ai only S139.900I
This beautiful homo nos boon reduced Sie.OOO. 2700 so. (t. on 2/3 0C .3 bdrm. V.i tsoth. 2 lomily tm s . Beautiful yd Auto sprinklers & much moro
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hom o. 3 bdrm . 2 ba tn . , 1 . 0 0 8 sq . It. w /room y
kiichon. lois of siorago. loncod yd. & rodw ood dod(. S7S.OOO.
JEROME. Culo conogo on comor lot. 2 bdrm t tjath. 1296 sq fl. G u h o a i . ox-
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B U H L S ac I0ts.nb«nuti ful Melon Volioy. monu- fociurod horpos wolcomo,
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CENTURY21 733-2121. '
or esIINIkkI f t 73^4413 WENDELLBEAUTIFUL ACREAGE at
I80SE 3050 S. Abundant troos crooto privacy and socluaion with a viow to dio for on 4 a a o s 1S24 sq.ft.. 2 '.i bain hm with
.32*48- slool Shop. 12x48' concroto RV pad. 590.- 000. Cajl Ray.
GOODINGAtlractlvo 2-slory, 3 bdw*
hm on Mtehlgan.SL Stool . siding, lg covorod oalio.
•. Chain link fencing, 3 lots. ' add'l storao'e bldg. Only ; *59.750. Call Ray 10 see ': SABALA
REALTY: . “ 733-4321
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pasture. Small houso w; ou tbu ild ings, corral. S
w lm S ' concrete Bsh ponds w/ 3 OPEN CFS o l spring w ator to 0 « y > . supplement yMir Incomo.
Beautiful building site w/ ytew of property w/sepBc
uw«D- wen artd power.^ l ^ e . CaJI 733.1335
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round, r|_f„ nifallo.Nice homo ond machine khed/shop building, lm-
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jo sa l. f l sV s I. slor. I a CR EAG ES& UO TSA/ash-> ^ ''0 JEROM E 1 acre lois Ior
m an u factu ro a hom os, groat locotlon. 734-94Q5M
rm er- -jBROM Er Tired o t noisy r wttn n e ig h b o rs ? W an t tho n t. I n pooco & quiei of a country islrlct setting? 20 a c . NW. 2 WW- whool lines. 17.5 shares d lile NSCC water. 3 bdtm. 2 >PW- bath homo, landscaped inter- w/sprinklor syjtem. older Item. 1 ixJrm. home tor kids or V go- rental. Cinder block bam y 'o n w/heated shop. Must soe «1 •'» 10 approdatel 324-4037. ijOfSj after 6 pm Of leave msg«lin to KIMBERLY--94. 3 tjdtm,S .B 2 b a th h om e . G arag o — shop. Soutn of lown. close|ng 2_ to new ooif course. 2 «)l»oi a c r e s , a d d iilo n a i SO*626" ocros- Would sd l sopa/o-7 7 ~ tdy. Call 423-4392.Ick/ _ ~ ~ ~w n . f T 514 v,i I lN C O M E PROPERTY
TWIN FA LLS-By Owner; oecK 3 s ^ a i e units on i lot.
Rental incomo 5920/mo.
ITos, I 5153nve I COMMERCIALFor I PROPERTYSOO. Iw/5 BURLEY Fiifflo develop-
ivaio mom land. I60 acres inj_ij, Butley. behveen |.84 anam n, SnaVo Htvot. •.» mi. from g ,g , W al-M art. KMari, Me-)g3^ Donoid's. snopDing cen-
ler.*etc*Presently tarm oa‘or:. 5 w/outstonding MiD waternow rights. W.ll soil for S6.5003oad per acie or uado lo> com-Call morcial propeny of oqualI value. Call 208-676-4822— or fax 208-678-7407. ■
^ TWIN FALLS City - 3 HOauto commoroailots. Mllbuiia"mg. ro su;r. w s«//tow tfown.6 t a tow momniy. owner will •— carry. Call 324^3404 ■
fl,m TWIN FALLS-£>ttico1. 9 - burlding iot for sale on Falls•ors. A vo.approx.11.000sq.ft.g a s 733-6267/324-7593 wkndsy o ' ^
f l 516
f imily ■kuto KETCHUM Rustic log cau- oro in. apptox. 17 m s N. ol
Ketchum, Coil 324-4116.
lr«* “ C C f'■ k - T im .
3"od /Ofler. Call949-9St>3339
PINE/FEATHERVILLE • ’ 9" c a b in in G roon C took
SubOWision, 3 boim . 2 bath, irados Ok:
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TWIN FALLS Nice, 2 bdrm. ground level, no mainio- nance/yard wotl«.732 572S
irsM iytoadvM lH lndaul- . E at ft«lJusici«73>OS3l. lant 'J— arid I 5 1 8
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(4^ BURLEY -79 BroadmoreM . I4x702bdm i2bath.678-
' 2917.431-2917.431.4624.-
• BUYING OR SELUNG a ^ m a n u fa c tu ied /m o b iie
home? We ofler financing! G feen Tree Financial
“n?y l-OOO-Sei-190400. FILER. 1997 Gurnard. 2 . bdrm. 2 both. elec. heat.\ like new. lived In 10 mot.
14X 68. 2 m on ths f re e i rent! $28,500. Call Ellle Sharp a t 2O8-734-1901S'
R o c k Ga o n d o m l n i u------- A v a ila b le N ow --------5.5B8tli ■ • jS te a n lhl - F t . •KUtDreTiIno . . •O v tf lo d a
: flock CmW rt *1173,600 t n e W r i g b t f o r 'b o w in g f ^ ^
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J H NASHUA- Trade In your b c w ^ _aloQlA.widexcBU.fac. this ^ niog latetnodel3 bdrm .£balh : .A fr~ -h o m» .« » ,8 0 0 .73fr0728.
2 : s r A N L r Y v i ‘9 r T “ ' a . 2 W ea tch e iie r. 14 ' x 70 '.).K . good sh a p e , m ust sell! - r s 8i $55(»Oftef. 774-3458«
** $$$ CASH $$$ c= Z for 0 S £ 0 Mobile H om es Z
' 19760fNewer! .SC . 1 .6 0 0 .8 7 8 .4 3 8 0 _ j
^ TWIN FA L L S.71 Nashua. 114x65 w / t ip o u t. new —
“ re a p p l a - I n d . . In P a r k . Fl° 0d S11.900.CaU 734-9317a <■.,w/ . ,now *FLEETWOOD'952Bx44. ]e in 3bdrm ..2bath....$33.900 • -win FLEETWOOD '84. 24x60. ^>me 3todm>..2bBtK'.....$26.900 iI w/ CHAMPION 1979. 24x40\ •I. 5 3 bdmt.. 2 bath.........................S22.900 Til 3 (Wendell Lot) °n o -a so ih e r tln s to c kmo. WSABeMOVVATEDTO J' w/ SELL - MAKE OFFER! H,pUc. . As low as S% doon OXC- :__ {AeronlromCW/».J«om*J i>35 Call Norm Olson at; —- BROCKM ANSND 1 -800-978-4380 \ ich. . = = ,f /e T 5 1 9 - S
I CEMEliE'RYLOTS | -
'on TWiN FALLS. 2 lots incl. *
■J I , REAC E S T A T E . JL ^ I W ANTED------- JE
1 FAX. J5 YO UR - IItry —■4 AD iiJ TIMES CLASSIFIED _ 2 l„ DEPARTMENT PA “ 2 0 8 - 7 3 ^ 5 5 3 8 "
5? 2 0 8 -6 7 7 -4 5 4 3 RU E (BURI-EY)
^ I 521 s S U I MANUFACTUREOn. I HOMES - S3 1.a- Arm p ast cred it problem s 7<
preventing you from **Z owning a new hom e? **
A//flpp;»cat«nsacceprod. —^ HOMES AMERICA ™J 208-733-2224 . ^
r: BUHL-n» SwM tof 09It. Huny! Soe tnis immaculate ^ 2 bdnn in ono ol Buhl s J ”
- ' c o j ' a ^ ^ ^ S ’r^T ^ ll P«543-4371...... $13,900 ■
RLER-9 6 .dt>hwide. 1.200 sq. It.. 3 bdrm .. 2 bath. COrttrolAC. 2 0 6 -3 2 fr^ 7 “ P
*' GRAND OPENING WITH a WEST WIND HOMES ^ „ Graat aeols on land. ^
homes, parks, etc. S2000 P° gtncomfkajiew/purchase.
a - - . . S O C A U .-TO O A Y I--,r 732.5710 ___0 iriew ytoaA w tlM lndaui-Ij B>d.Ju«cii7a»093i. I I ;
2 HANSEN • *95 Floehwood. Chi 3 bdrni,. 2 baih. lots ol up- —
- g ra d e s , oxc . cond . fi-1 n a n c i n g d v a l l a b l o '.3 529.000. Call 423-6209 ■ « « r. —■ ■ ■ out II- THE
■ INVENTORY CLEARANCESALE!! 2 f
AJI iot models must go! 7 „ No reasonable oHors
: telused O A C, Xn. Cali 733-2224 , t h ?
HOMES AMERICA I l l f TWJJ
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ bai— ... _____ ooc
. JEROME. 3 bdtm. 2 bam. — I '9 6 dbl. w iao G uerdon.
I17S sq, tt. w/central aJt. t o ( 8 O lo x t r o s lS 2 9 0 0 ^
-aow n..take over pymts. t w i> 735-2127. a skforB radM
SHOSHONE. 1985 Rod- man. Now Moon. 3 bdrm,
• 2 bam. flroptace « appls. _ l r ' Good cond. Financing & jw i> moving avail. 208-886- >
7666 or 1-888-80G-7666. gor,_ . ..betv>oon9am to8D m
. SHOSHONE. 1994 Cham-p io n , 2 b d rm . 2 b a th , t w i66X 14. SU P E R GOOD 53 CENTS. Finished sheoi-rochinienor. appls" Excel. — <cond. Financing & m o > ^ TWavau. 886-7666 or loll free free
i 1-888-808-7666. behvoen bi• 9:00,a.m .lo6:00p.m , • Wl
TWIN FALLS. ReposI TWir : Ropos! Repos! 3 and 4 3 b
bdnn. available. O.AC.
R e n ta l clei
I™ II U N FURNISHED I r I H O U S E S I I "
BU H L • 3 b d rm . 2 b a th EDB country home, doee to & i
tOMTvSSTSlhio. S«M f368|i up>
'
r a r d e n ^
IlUvfnoEnvlraDineiil =6 T r a n TWii
Qoll C o m t fk - bdrM i k c u i t » ' S i !
BU H L. 2 b d rn i. m o b ile B(J
7 c
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^ . 2 0 ^ ^ 7 9 6 0 . d a n O f2 0 8 -326 .soe9 ,ev» .h »4S
F IL E R . 2 b d rm . 1 b a th ^ country home. S400*<tep. —
, N o p e ts . 1 y e a r le a s e . RL Please a f l 20^S43-5330.
Whan yeu have aomoMigto ^ p j a o ^ c U M m ^ a d .
GOODING 4 bdrm., 2 bath, U i carport, ahop. g a s lieat.On 3 tots. > S 7 8 .e 3 7 « 0 4
HANSEN. 2 bdrffl.*yard 287 3rd-St. e . S476. l i l ! JE I last *dep, CaB uti
JE n O M E .a « m 4 W m ,2 balh. no sm otdnaor pets.$ 700 m o. 1 s t, Test m o. P<‘ re n i * $ 5 0 0 d e p . 3 2 4 - be
• 9143or$41.278.7422.B Ell
JEROME 168, S900.NK:E1 7\l 4 bdmi. 3 bath, 3 c a r ga- ca rage, tennis court' - b a
hftr.iTi.
Ing/Rott. Cau 324.S934W ^
JEROME. 3 bdrm. mobile a iio home. Villoge W est, no , ► pets.S450ftno.324-8903«
JEROME.,Country3batm, _ F u ilb sm l. ooL.Panially„
fu rn ished . Yd. g a rd e n . ^ corral*. $375 .324-50e2B f «
I inieJEROME. 1. 2 & 3 bdrm. 37i
S 22S -$37 5 -$ 4 5 0 « d o p . SU( Ploaso can 208-324-2841.
P A U L 3 b d m rri5 m l. NW i— of Paul. Roon»for horses. S475/mo. 438-e382.B
RUPERTC lea n , w ell k e p t, sm a ll
homo. $2S0/mo, 436-1229 SHOSHONE 2 avail, g as
h o o t . W / D . 5 2 5 0 4 _ , S39S 788.4456iff26-44ai« M For. that we«wS3Ti5#aw:7“ H |
you-va ahrayt draamad ol,(tart your March In th« latf auata oolunns ol dasalfM.
TWIN FALLS-3 bdrm . 1*.- b a th . $6 S0/m o. * d e p ..
6204th Avo. No. Call 735- 0920 ovos alter 6pm ,«
TW IN FA L L S - C u to 1-bdrm house-N o,sm oktngL- ___
po is , S42S/mo. • S300 dep. Cali 733-0489.M .
TWIN FALLS 116. $550. 3* bdrm. Appls. W /0 hookup. carpon. fenced yare.
ELWOOO a EVANS 734-1401________
TWIN FALLS 130. $450. 2 t>drm. Nowly remodeled, large yard W/O ttookup.
ELWOOD & EVANS----------- 734-1401---------
TWINFALLS Avail. 8 /1 .3 bdrm.. 1 balh w /garage. '$600 ♦dop , refs. I oodit chock C an S 4 3 -8 8 2 V
TWIN FALLS ■ • USTED • FOR SALE U rg e 2 bdrm .- - • appls,. garago. ;gas hoat. outside pets OK. S450Ano
THE MQMT 733-0709
TWIN F A L L S --S O U T H OFTOWN. Approx. 1800 sq ft. 3 bedroom. 2 bath.
large yard. No pets!Water Included. $700 mo.
FHE MGMT 733-0739
rwiN FALLS - 3 bdrm . 1 b a th . $600 /m o . *5 3 0 0 dep.. refs req, 734-21B9J
rWIN FALLS - Dup..spaci- ous cherry, noar pani/sc- hool,$450. call 733-1359
rWIN FA L L S 2 b d rm 1 bam garage, lenced back yoid gas heal. W/D hookup . no p e ts , $42 5 /m o ,♦S425 dep. 67B-3965,»
TWIN F A U ^ 3 bdrni. 2'-i bath, control air. dbl-
garage, an appls.. 2-story._jfiocad.yard.JJfiOf.CSL_________Please cal 206 -734 -960^ .
‘WIN FA L L S. 1 b d rm . $ 3 ,5 0 * $ 3 0 0 d e p N o smoklng/pels, 733-2066MTWINFALLS. & monihs Iroe. brand now 3 bdrm. 2 ,
balh house. 732-5710 WEST WIND HOMES
-WIN FALLS. Brand new 3 bdrm . 700/m o, $ 250 dep- No pels. 734 S979«
■WINFALLS.-Lg. 2 bdtih .............home w/garage. 305 3rd Ave. W. 547S/mo.*S300 dep. Rets. 734 e9 l6 ,ove«
VfIN FALLS. Sm. 1 bdrm,W /0 hookup, waior Ind, s l& la^ tm o ,$ 3 5 0 * $ l5 0 deanlngdep. 736-7iS8a
I . 603 IFURNISHED APTS/I DUPLEXES
iOEN Fum. apts. ft utils. 1 a lg. 2 bdnn. SaSAnrk.a up*. B2S-919&. e25-53S4
W IF A L I S .1 bdrm W/O i teokup.NoPeta(Smol*ig. . i $32aftno. Call 734-023411
f . 604 n " - UNFURNISHED
WIH FALLS . NEW . 3 M
DW. w »
2 1 ^ - 734^9605. $650 a s e w m a . .ieU »8P ffiM 0S A P rB .H M
BUHL. Taking appUeationa TWW -lo r -l ,ft-2 bd rm a p ta In S300- . Casllaford and 2 and 3 - CSI, ~rarm 'a{ienri'BaurPun)(r ~ a r a • applleitlons a t Meadow -C M h B rook A pt. 3 1 5 C lea r
.U ke* Rd. Buhl between J X am e n d 6 pm , Mon,Tuea, Thura and Fri. o r . s: eaR543-6833beh«*enl1, m am and 6 pm only. Equal, a vHousing Opportunity.------ ---------n n M T P P w t - H i i v
F O R L E S S I w S(499 down. S288AIK).'OAC heal Call Mr, Price. 733-2224
HOMES AMERICA incli ILER 1 bdrni. studio'apt.. 'S S ■S275/rno.,*dep. Incl. ali utils. Con 326-3I62.M ZZ —
H ear th e q u i^ t I« in lP « r t(A p e r tm e n ts
176 Maurtcs Streot .-IWnFalls 2 734-4195
— ■ 11 In cEROME • 1 bd rm a p t. storoutils, paid, $350 ^ $25b '8dep. Call 324-7972-» I^ O M E - Now taking ap- 7^plications Ior studio/one ^bedroom apartm ents In --------Elderly houaing proloct. TWIHProieroncoglvon lonoar- baseelderly, elderly , handl- cludt
based on income, jerom e
U PERT-C street Manor. Ac!*' I bdrm apts. For elderly, units3t d isa b le d . S ec tion 8 S ta rlubskfy available. Incomo RoonImlt.-I poVson 513.0S0 THEMw v r.2 p iw p lersi4 .9 0 0 , TTSFS ■or opplicotion and moronlonnotlon. cail 208-436- S S l 7 6 3 o r s o o a t 4 l 0 C>ueet Rupen. ID. EHO ■ c a l 1
C ait 7 3
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You deserve the besti___BOB'S BEST.ORW ALL___
Best Quality • Bost Ratos Insurad-FRffi ESTIMATES
Cat/BoP ® 73»Q 033M
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TWIN F/VLLS PLAN ROOM
Jobs tobkjforG enarals. Sub-contractors & Suppll-
CARPETCLEANING
C e rp e tS m a r l Serving Magic Vall^ anuts
••■•OuKARelii^leSoKrice ■"- Free Est. • 1-2 hr. dry timo Satiafaetlon auannfm dll
324.7350
.CLEANING■SERVtCE
Bonded & insurod couple wUi de an your homo or
ofTce ond make It spariile.SPARKLE
CLEANINQ SERVICE 735-8646 - free estimate.
CLEANING5ERVIQES
MOM'STOUCH Claaning From Floor-Celng .
Bonded & Inswed Resklential & Commerdal
Construction deon-up 734-8872
_ COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION
J.CONSTRUCTION ■ - •Ffem e'Shopa'iPoie
B am ea -Metal RoofaComirwdalSRasiOantml Custom trim w/yeor cholca ol colors. 43»<994»67th3533
C oS ^lh lC T O NEcorwiriiy-cbnoete,'........Ucensed and insured;
foundatkm , ftat worka & an your concrete needs.
F/«eestfmares,CeU 733:2107.
CONCRETECONSTBMCTIPN
C e w ^ C e n c re ta L .L C . '
SitfevMlka. W n p e d a . Colored Concrete.
FtaeEatlm ales 7 a » > 4 t3 .'.’
CONSTRUCTiON
: . SU M M ER SPE C tA L- S A V E aO )^ :-----------
■ HOUi.REPAIRS P ain t repair, remodel. ■
tx-up or, edd«n .Famly room. Wtehen; bath,
sheet rod t. IneuaUon.
S S?«5SS iS3’: ■ ;r y s s i s g j * ' ' : '
W M FA U 3 ’ •• T W N R
VIN FA LLS,-. . b a t h a» ^ » » » » » » » » » » » g o i e i
R’ ’&'ssrE.y40,EH irt>ethB tvd . ;TWINFi
>w2 W m ^ 2 t a h w t a i ^ h i ! ^
ra a h e r & d ry e r . F re e dlshw i lealth d u b membership up,leeirlih ,y (B er-rouhd p o o l re o u ltic lu d ed . Credit, check d KKiulrod. S550 *dep. Call ■■r T T " .733-2983 or 734-8674. TW IN F
refrlg.,O N F A L L S ;_____ ______P.rlveu
h o o if iRST MONTH « ? £ £ // P J * ^
3 « 7 e m S L 2 bdmt. 2 bath, all t w i n Fi
imenltles. Ind. AC. w ^ ' , i T | In doset. laundry room. loroge. ,some utlHs. lease
•acrod ildw ckreq-
n= S S 3 4 ”L - 2 ^34-SS05or734.2418.a «i>tkO*
TWINF/
W IN.FALLS - 1 b d rm bdrm.?' asement opt. oN utU, In- rno. ♦$ udod.$350mo. i s t l a s t n e a r d securlUfdep. 738-4894. check
bdrm condos: a p p i r . ' 'TW lN'F , C. carport, storage. All bdrm D l its in good condtion. rm . no ta rt in g a t 'S 4 7 5 /m o . $425/moomates acceptable. ■ ________E M Q M T... -733:0739. -TWIN F. »klng W . extra vacstlen ' TOWN wnay? Why nei sel » 0M pei/vin' ifl-pood Ban* youVa bMA- le n ce d Bling? CUMHM«r« do K. rolrlgerl a i7 3 » m i . | t h e m g i
>INESS733-0931 ext 1 for m o n l
SWANSONCONSTRUCTION
X Complate Remodeling ~ ---------- — rOry-Wflitl------------
X ProlM^wwJ&^Oualliy
C a ll7 3 & « )B 9
DECKS ~A L P tC CONSTRUCTION
Suirm9rtsr>»r»lV ow isthe litna fo ra
NEWtUKk.- . . , - 7 3 ^ 1 9 7 0 ...........
FENCINGI^EAR FENCiNG
25 Years Exp. All Typos;Wood. Chain Unk. Etc
Customer Buya Materiala................... -Free estim a tes---------
206.734^166 ■
FUGHTINSTRUCTION
Laem to Fly.Earn your pilots license at
The AVCENTER Classes Forming Now
Call Jay orErtn-; 736-4504
GRAVEL/urstteso/c/r>>AsfA(9 ,
spoatieationgfavtl. Ineludlng: Pitrun. Topsoll.
Sew er Rock. Pea gravel & Cinders..
OK PAVING - Cail 734-3722 ■
g r a v e l
BROCKMAN SAND ft GRAVEL Driveway ft yard
& T o ^ .Also, pit run base gravel. W»a«Ovaroryouhaul.
Cail 423-4315 ■
________S B AVe l - , .. TWIN FALLS CRANE
• Sand to 6* gravel. - , washed to crushed
• Delivery available 6 mllaa W—t of Buhl
734-e32D
. GRAVEL ■• 7 » in FalV a 'crw hing ,
V4a u 8hodmatertal.V4 - sreened. and 1H* cnahed material. Call 733-3633.
HANDYMANA W O RK O FA frr
Handyman Servicos H o m o R e p ^ Electrical,
HANDYMAN . H & P.-SERVlCESr ’S ' . ‘S S £ & :
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HANDYMANS EBM CiS
c a c E nterpiteee
W eflxR ttx itia tyoocafi’' . ■ -eliordl ■
: . 7 3 6 - 3 7 9 9 "
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111 e p a ^ o u a d u ^ e x V TW N FAl■e lo everything.-N o 2 bdnnT<ta. S 4 S S V $ ^ d e p . . S bd rm T cnetfls.lnd .-S 4»880 ttl ■»*★★*]
M FALLS l ^ J b Sidrmi S ba th , o e n u e l ‘ BriohCai
hw asher, W % h o o k . . leeae and credll check . Friendl lu lred . S880 .^ ,$500 . N opeta. >0>lL Pat73»B 803:N F A L L S '-E X C E P . »M A t;,2bdrm ..D /W . T W IN FA
s r s ?B k - u p .A C ,2 a p B c e q u Ie l. S<
1 FALLS . O u M - ^iliai araa. StIU new, 2 t w IN PAL
SS.op^r o * o * 'i » * o * e * o *I FALLS Taking appll- Ions to r a s e c u re . 2 T W IN F A m ..j to ih a p t , $399/. b d rm . S f $ l 5 0 dep. Located $ 3 S 0 * d ir d o w n to w n ,'c re d ll Ino/oeta 1 ick & re ls . req ; C all -733-221& (Tmmcrest) TWIN FAL
2 bdtm. IJ c « . ■« . ~ o S S
FA L L S. N ew er 2 'T ' i— 1 —n Duplex, c arpoa UtU. ■n o s m o k ln g /p o ts . ■ r OOM!
5/mo. Call 733.0742. * 1
4 FALLS— DOW N-(VN AREA Naw car-'vinyl, carport, em ail ,c e d y a rd , a lo v e /n o TWINFAL
H Z 1 a3r& S E Ire information or your ser*
»N ; HEATING & Al CONDITIONIN
N SAWTOOTH SHEE*>g METAL-----------------BaatlnyACRerrl(J»4ll
Commercial and residei ly (208) 733-8548
_ HOME
HENDRY & SON ^ C w p e n te r s
Com mereial« Residen All Jo b s Laroe a s m
imerior ft Exterior r r - ---- - - 7 3 4 .« 4 4 o f 7 3 1 « e
HOME HEALTH CARI
! ' ' IDAHO HOME HEALT S . AND HOSPiCE
-------------734-4061-Twin Fails. 436-5855 Mlnl-Casali
_ 543-2273 Buhl
CemHedrt-fcense<VBon( j Natjonalty Recognlzei
Home i^ a l th Leadei Home Grown In IdaN
LAWN AND TREE CARE
Ja y a A rron 'a Lawn Ci We do all lown ft tree u
a tth o b es tp rtce a .' No chemical treatment>11. 73^0654
• i --------- - l a w n C A R E
_ LAWNS E T C -- — Residential mowin(
E sta te dean-ups - Commercial.mowin
EL •Fr99esilmat99'Call T odd a t 735-9207
7 3 S 0 0 4 (paper)
m e d ic a l
_ MAGIC VALLEY MEOIC SUPPLY AND OXYGE
• M edkanA M Etfdlrauny_ _____ 734.O6OO.Twln.Hana.
543-2273 Buhl 438-6566 Minl-Cassia
. 1-800-303-0602 Idaho
PAINTING— - -REPA IN T6PECU U ST
AULT PAINTING ^ ■ 2 0 8 -536 -S 060 I
- ROORNGP R O F E S ^ N A L
ROORNO a COATING 733-7221 o r 32M BS7
Comntercial. residentia , Buiklup roofa. Moat min
5', ieeka repaired In 24 hn
- SHARPENINGSERVICE
'' o n S f l uSuSS:r . - • ' uienckM ists
; - 73M060-,1^W<tHO
•mEEfcPBONIN'SERVtCE
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U L S - tb d m ia p l , T W IN F A L I M ri. groOnd noor,', $8D/w^«KT
rrngm y ■ ■ ■ -T yR a.~vqur
adroom , $338 TWIN FA LU e d to o m .4 4 0 Q „ ....... S100WI(..a.S
allyarcraatorage. f l - ar• w/WDhookups- I m O B I tS
r e ^ S P E W L * T W I N F i ^m o .ren tfree .- . Y o u tC h p lc i — .1 II — choose frorr>ALLS C O N D O : balh Indudirlae option, lease to w a te r ,a e w ibdrm, apadous A $385/mo.plu$ 4 7 5 /m o .. SIOO CaffKarfa
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4pm . 272 E laine sriia). 736-0367.B JEROME 120C 'A L L S . C le a n 1 S o m e u l l l s pd .
.d e p . N o am ok-I. Can 734-9450. , TWIN F
ALLS. Very d ean . ® B w 3 '* a h w i.ap t.1 bath. W/D i g f ^ n - U
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U S FO R REN T P m ^ ^ 7 3 4 ^
0-LS. Capri Motel. ,a te s 'sU rts $130. ^7ottos. 733-6452. ***^- ” *■
\L L SM olel DaUy TWINFALLS. kly. R easonab le o l deluxe ofl ib«hrRd 733-8620 PioasecalSOi
R V IC ^rWee representative
AW T R E E SERVK
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FREE ESTIMATE1 324-6483
— " T R E E SERV KIO N DAi-E'STREEUl
CH IPPtN aIN S For mulch or dlspo
S lu m p g r in d e r . onUal estimaies. Can (20Bknau, , 274^0fgQ g;733O
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T R E E SERV KTREES AND STilMP
^ MAGWVALLE
J?** Teny Carpentei^ 734-1231 or420-WJ Tim AbbOB 734-79
£ TREE SERVIITREES-R-US
Serving Mmi-Cassla -T otsiT reeC are-S R em oval-ToU JlM
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* WEDDING SHOI " HUaS Sale Now Go 2 . Renta a SeBa: Wed<
Brideamaid/Party Dn 2 S % 0 r r 0 n l m ^ 733^38.21 0 S .>
- WINDOW rance. ’ TINTING.
T eo h F ln lah autho lia 3Macotchtinl dealer.ho - . cooler, reduce glare— feding on fabrle. F
reaidential. commen'a u to ; ' -Tsa-TTHTp
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NGS Buy the GuarBntf 57 -packageandTtU- TImesNewsgtj
, ahteestoseafT - . . chmdlseor
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606 IjU L fH O M E S J
LLS. '■ - ' o le e l T h r e e l e from: 2 bdnn^ 1 iudlng parH rent, l e w a r a t r e a h .1. phis dapoaiL. :a r<sorS lw e *}e r m e r e ^:yM ahaoemenC. .14-4334 r ' ■
607 ^ - X : IF R C E A > - ‘AIL SPACE!
1200 aq. ft.. S o l . s c e p tio n ar<fa.& kllchen, 223-E.Call 324-S 6 5 0 J
INFALLS 'I. - B lue L ake* an utttJtiea Ind.'I.. - locust S l s • ^wroom *• t r t j a u e Lakes
S r m o S * ^ T ' ^ ^i e r m e r e
4»4334
17334031. <•
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I07or «•;8 9 9 0 „ . . L,.
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enter‘_ .!0^S77t'4-7919 ,
IV ICES i-us • ■ssla a M V„ ire‘Sb»mp '"i il^ndscap- .< d a o W b y .^ , ip in ae^am tte-r — ' 4162 evea .
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r R - . r ; jnw rdal a HT(M88)*£ -
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anteed '* idThe ; sguar- jDmer- . .Bor ,.' t f . litems Q ndrisal S - 5 d ^ SSSSwl '
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■ '^7^-3S30.; .
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Call.734*9680 or 733-032T
• • • • • ' • •
T i o iCOMMEROAL
RENTALS .
TWMFALLS Btfretf9a^3000aq.fL.w hh
ovarttaad doora A offlca. faooad
A t l a n t i c • 7 6 0 0 a q .n . , w/120 0 aq-ft.adtoW noof. fica. fancM
ShoB -W arahouaa • 4600 . sq.R.. 3 ovarttaad doort.
lota of parWng • on Kbn« b w t^ R o ad '
W arahM iaa . 5600 aq.ft.. lo c a ta d dow ntow n fo r
O tflca-Shep • 3560 aq.ft- — F*ftftaa.2B v»rnarr
IbrrnoraM brmatlon -WINDERMEREPropanyManaQamant :
_ - 7 3 4 r 4 3 3 4 - . . . .
TWIN FALLS • Biua Lakaa- Cantar. prima commercial ' 3paca . aeroaa from Las
Schab. 4 unttt avaB from ' 600 a q ft artd up. 733>
9242 or e0g-463<220.«
:rrw)N p a l l s , o m to w n a
ran0vatad.56O O aq.tL icrlaaae. Cal734.2482Ji
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WAREHOUSE RENTAL
POTATO STORAOE • tor- r a n t In H az a lto n a ra a ,: 200,000 cwt capadty. n -
f r i p a r a t l o n a n d a i r . conditioning. Plaaaa call : 208-937-6767 batw aan . S 1 » a .m . & 5W lpm .
I ^ IELBA For RanL Paatura -for 50» ha ad .C a ll Mika :206-63»5S81._________^
1 6 1 4 IW A N T m r O R B I T j
Tw m FALLS. LooUng for . .a h o u a a T o ra n tw /a raa ta
' kaap around S or 6 hcca* !aa . 405-2334. a 6 3 -« 7 a f
I ,6 1 6 I|ROOIIIIATE8WAIf!B)|
RUPERT 2bdnn houaa.. P ra t , fa m a la . Rant>W
- ;tfM aa^ .T tnat43»0B 31JI-
FALLS Roommata to ahara 6 bdrm. ttouaa.
■ > 2 0 0 » 1 /3 tfla .7 3 W 8 e .
TWIN F A L L S ; HTanfad■ rooRHTiala. $20Q/mo.«M :uM a.W o»uga.78»0>73
1 7 0 1 I
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.. .Contact R a n K O a m for- i r tm ia a a a o » a r aawlof . : aa B a tfta FM dM oO aia. - |
■ “- o f i r c c a a t w a ^ i i s r; H e n ta 2 0 e 4 S 2 - 3 n 2 a _ ^
— ^CATTLErWantadio b u r t : H olrtiln t o y t t a r d a . ^> 20fr8a4-a290.;,y. . vCATTLE. Would Mkt to .
> m bpdan a » 6 iy » » • « » -
|. W U U L y iu rc lM H irta d ;
i s s s s s s s s s s a i ' .
I a t : ^ graat roping h o n a , . Turn IMa horaa Into Iha
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P fI. e ,» a knaa. Qarrtla *fOOO. ton CaBS43<e2SJi )
ml; WO R S e-BudaM ftm ara. j / ^ & O in t> a ,p a c k a . tz T ' cow aanta. 629-41ft?ff
. . . H O RSEQ yr.oldBaygakt- ing, wall broka, o a n tia ,
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HORSESALE T ^ FALLS UVESTOCX
^ COUMSSnN COMPANY
Tack aalaa flrsL than ,, fagittaradhoraaa,lhan
gradahoraaa. . .
uv, 630RaKroadAva. .„ TV»ta Falla, 10^ ■ BnioaDitt>giuir7a>4337-ft-. HORSE TRAILER Kaaalw ■'Of ancioaad 44maa gooaa-• • nack traflar. $2950/offar. ^ Can 206-734-t635. . _
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HORSE TRAIUR8 “ . ▼ ▼ T V T V T V T T V T »
QUALITY ~ TRAILER S A L K I^ • Featuring Logan • " T railers - th e «1 s te e l *' 13. tfB aerm th e W est*
- • C & B Horva TraUara •na ' '
A150-L 04190 iralara-UtStty C a r 'M H «jlata>Fl8ibada*- u s e d h o ra a t r a l la r s p
4 6 E aa tF re n tag a R d .I (oaxtto».a*)* . Jarom a. ID _
HORSE TRAINING • and . Ir riding lasMna. SpadaBza s
all tn a ta f tin g ira ln in g of an young horaaa. Raf. upon
raquaat. Cody or Brian ^ S3fr5763 or 836-5307J
HORSE. 2 yr. K Arabian,
Plaaaa cal 20W 24<4a0B
■I HORSE. EngtohOcm aaga '• TI>oroughbrad, 14 yaara _
- old. H aa baan ua ad (or s ~| k td a O ra a a a g a S t r a t i. tiding. S2600.326-7216 «
J HORSE. 3 yaar nicotorwl i
*; H O R S E S ( 4 ) . A Q H A ,S . ^ f«ncjh;fa)iadL3;yf.;o<d. m brtMn mara, atartad, nicv,
S1l ^ . 2>yr. browriOatd- -J "^ S8C0.H. b ra a d ln f l.2 0 a -n » 7 4 a ,_ t
9 H O R SE S . OH ga ld lnga . ^». PrefaMtonalty atartad. (3}I. R o p in g , r a n c h w o rk . -- ptaaaura. Call 837-4711 Tl tf o r ^ ^ ^ B .
s ' H O R S E S . H a lf M o o n -- R n h .R a g .0 K a .2 E M d .Tl
J a c k , a o rra l b u c k ak in, Paiom inoa.36M 2iea
i 7 0 2 I 5 I FARMmANCH * I s U P P u b / E Q U I p l ■
B U FFTECH 3 rail v iny l i- fancing. W hlla, m tiin o I
• warranfK. p a r ft..- ■Botaa. 1-600.574=1210rr T M oa-F rt.8afn io4pm .B "
) a i O P P C n -NH 1660 cab. J- AC, a lae trie .con tre taT ^ .
fD w oam .pidiH 9A dkaci• c u t h a y h a a d a ra . E x c.- oond. to da ta laa&jr- a ' a a . F la M ra a d y iS a a a t . J . u. 1664 E 1880 8 . OoodkB, Ci r o r 9344017 laava m a ( ^ i
r ’G O m N B v t t MamaMd-r X l I titf..B altun laM lar.'aO ft .1
JOIO graki h a a d a r.i8 6 0 I
i i S S . t r . ,• D ouble L cb llao tor. All 9
> D oub le L h a r v a a la ra l l ; ■ baaM tdiakn.S8.90a -. ' .
w / 14 (t;.RIn P U , e x tra 1 J>afta.,4tO Q .hra,;.aaklntt- - -» !7 .aood ioe -3a fra2a4 ;::- :C i5l
» i |B I H E J D 7700 . d ia :; O laal. 18 ft. h eader, ahed- 8 natorad. nice. S780a TMn a
I S c r a w l H d l e a e l l O - . .«: w h a a l p r w / s r s h a r a h Hai
_ ,S a (to rS 3 8 IC S 4 4 « 4 7 U I.. AJac
r • — 3 1C O M B IN E -C lean 1001 \ i Z
• M-F 8570 ro tary hydm - ^ a u ^ ro to r^ tv a w /p o w e r ^ ravaraa. Rock trap, fflonl- ”7
. tora. Chopper 22 -head w/ ^
. pick up rea t field rea d y • ” . WO.OOO 73 » 6 4 M . ^‘ FARMMACHMERY . l O W 'M a y r a t h o r ^ a u - I
gar (naw) ««fflO hp motor,. 20‘ a lum . W ilaon c a ttle — ^ f b e d o n O t ^ trt^ h M ^
diaaal tnjck w /80 ' Roaa ■. bad haa high aU ea. ma- 837
nure baatara . 13 apeed ;4860 JD trM to r. vary k!w
. hra.. duala. waighta, 3 ra- ■ 1motaa. excel.: JO 844 D ■ .
. loedar wtth 3 yard buck- L . ,a t. vary g o id eond.: 802 Harah U d bed mounted OAT
. on IHC tnick with diaaal grai
. angina; 4 bottom W atta h i
; a r s i s s s r s s - ! ! sm a r m ill, 3 0 h p m otor:
fcr ■ ' 5 2 1 - 1 2 0 ^ ^ * w « « i "' ■ haylaloGMtodlnPauLIOJ ’ HARVESTER R ad RIvar ALF^
'97 6 ro w b ee th a n « a ta r.- i t o - • 8 7 W I C 6 r o w b e a l Plaa
' ' toppar. For aala or leeaa.- 532.4506 or 431-4791 ■
J 0 2 1 2 0 u lc k ra ic h H a a d - Ca/i e r, w /Sbait JO pick-up . ora< S3 0 0 0 .j0 8 0 0 1 4 -0 ra p er Wind Rower w /c o n d lS ^ HAY ar. Cal 438-5963J ^
POSTS A POLES u 7 T• for aala. Ptease caa 206-
»’»■=««■■ b ;POTATO BED, 20fLSchaa r r ^ -
board putar. $500. Ouala. 15.S-3Son».holaJO dlract
axle r iro . $ W . F r y t , m v ;
6-hcieJO rlm s,S100.Call ^ 436.5724 or 431-1421.■ ask for Marty.M HAY
daang..foam m arkar.M T KAY!3000 control u n it mount- smala d on *74. V. to n F o rd CadH Igh-Boy. E xc. c d n d .. r —
^ g i g i fg g o g ^ 784-2749
SOUEEZECHUTE- Hon. Powder Rtvar, up to 800 balai fc a ..S 6 0 a C a ia 8 f rg 3 0 f —
STACKER • Naw Holland, cuttl1047 , g o o d c o n d itio n . 666-S3000.C aB 326<526.B ^
SWATHER- H aaaton 65.14- header; $14,000. Can
SSTTRA C T O R -544 f t B
C tf 686.2288M " aIso
T R A C T O R - J O 8 6 3 0 .W atts 7-ahank r ip p e r, 3 ■
trocfc. 206-547-3830 eves, . c r i l
T R A C T O R F a r g u a o n HAY. T 0 3 5 , 8 2 , 0 0 0 . C a l l 30^3206655-4428Ji________ 167-
TRACTOR WEIGHTS 20 ^ JO .'S S O e e .'f t7 2 C h ev y h a y . 1 -tori Batted. 7 3 3 0 0 6 . M m
TRACTORS • S2M Ceee.4 wheal drive, AC, c laM . hAY.< S 1 6 .0 0 0 . I n t e r n ’l 8 0 6 c roa loedar.$860a88B-22B8a S S
WOOO-21* corral polaa $6, W l flrawood 880 round . rain.
CaK 735-1963 evea. ton.1
d ------------ 7 0 3 I HAYJI Cu s t o m |A L 'S C U S T O M H A Y Gem
STACKING- 2 1 0 68'B . ^N K A IIIa> ilay0eeg788» STRA
I I II -I .crop'ALLCOMBMMQ Intor
—HmayWMvm s a u t a CUSTOM COMBINING- A i ^ e
re a a o n a b le rataiai. Call , >7r-5Q W arg^-B B 04. ^ WEI
x u i T O M c b i i i w w i a y I I S.tool bead, o a i 837-6064. | | i %
. ia»>a m iaatQ i. M . •/
CUSTOM HAY HAULMQ. n saaonabla Ratee. . ■ ,
S a<^t06>v.n ieo .^ I ’' ' 0‘*T CUSTOM BTACKMQ'-' l i i i M
C USTOM T H RESM IN O ' ' t f
:'423«47,aaK.forVlc£L'-"--
FUNK CUSTOM ORA M - s f o V TKRASHINO. iron I
GRAIN HARVESTVKl S S S 8 maeNnaa chopper or- ■
apreedera,dbactcul j —--. windrow er stripper. I . :
Heedara Tmcfcaavalable. I ;>
' S j j S
4a>-~ia20 . - 7 7 Kann PEAHABVHOTMa •"**
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7 3 » « 4 5 a -420-1309420.1320 . BTOV
■ - I rang<L 70S ElectI IRRIQATION V*<t.
wAsi-PUMP.dlaaelenolne. new. FUELTAHK<lg.nuns5 $279
ik w ^ ssao o Cad — '837.4711 or 352-4395. M WAS^I
I ......- 70k- ----------1 ^I FARM SEED & r F E R T I t m R _ J------------------------------ 733-1> A T S .A I fa l la a a e d & —grasaaa. C a l 734-3567 or W ASI^ 1 4 7 7 . M Kann
• w ans ALFALFA SEED -tw lterouaKyaKaNaaaeds.CaO < 0 ^
733< 141Ji . •I ■* J CM7
LFALFAHAY.IOOOtons,1 ton baiaa. WUI dailvar.Please c W I2 D 6 « 7 .« t3 f
IRAM STORAQE 50.000 b a between TF and Fier. " f ' " ' Ca« 733-6550momfngs or avaa_____________ __
lA Y -150 ton 1st cutting,norain .tastad . ■ s u t
Can 324-2245. ■ W ^ mAY • g rass /c lo v e r mix, BEVEIptaatlerhotaes,$7S .C all 26*x:
----------------- n s iAY 20-ton, new seadtng. WalmS50/loa 206-734-3170M ,— — LooklnjAVanlcimino. twitvwif^ man«j crop ton bales. 860/ion.206-537-6904. after 6 pm. sterin(
11 QMT;AY 400 tons 1st & 2nd. ______Dig b a l e s . K in g H Itl. ^z t » ^ a o 3 i . IAY 50 tons ef 1st cutting. L . imall bales. S6Vper lo a
AY c le a n o a t h a v - lo . Tower W f l . S6lVtW/ypu naui. T j l j r : rtorae- a grasa hay. sm.Mles. S70ff0ft 32»6606.AY Oaky.'1000 tons. 2nd "aah.Kitting, lab-tasted. 206- ......»6 -6714or 378-6057. d
1 =654-2146M ~ AST,4<
AY -Exc horse hay. Altai-a Blue g ra sa mix; Sm . , ^ ' M lM anym ounL S T S /T . COMPiUso slock hay la rge or 33 .6 1imall quan titie s S60/T. speak3ttsi/352-4676. er. 1 h• visa&A Y 35tonlancy2ndcrop. ----------( string bales7S85A on. COMPt :M 82& C383.e2M 624JI- -P-lt.3(
AY. istcroparfaffa.A O F» .31 . protein eO-21, RFV .167-173.600 tona. Howe s t e r n»6-787-3517aftarepmM $999 .
A Y .1atcu tU ng .tea ted :
imounta OK. 734-2826 M PACKAIAV. G raaa/A lla lla . No ’* ( 7)'= ain. la t cutting. 660 peron .C a«326.8fc2.M j --------
Vt. Premkim. m rain, or- I 1 lanic a ifa tla /g rasaJiay ..TO partoaOtoanicaR ai- ' ' ■
. w ? °" ■ ■■■ ............... . pnt. carRAW. Now aening *98 rep w hdat&bartey straw itonbalea.43l-0006M
WEBUYJGDSAOOLES&EOUIP---OINETI . M ENTroRC4SH>------exe. a n .e ld k M rM & ap u n .--. graki f
' ' VICKEP'S-------------e re t n W eSTERNVSTORE----- vinytf ----- > n » 7 0 6 6 - : ----------"8175:1
5 ; ; ^Orexel
, , A i n f f i E S j r ~ |.R W I.F C T IB L E S ENTER
' tn d IW E AROUND nMMi
" ^ i s i i i s r r . s s i s
3V E8.-M a}aaU 6-caat WASHE n Mtehen atove & yel- 8150. C
r . : r. ■— - {ftitkH. I h iaa-a
A p f ^ c e sw a ter s
W W f t n t o j w e v a ,
(v rn re lR v . KKK k t t ^ MSfTsi aM c, $ 8 5 .733-6904M . bookca
!RtG - 19 cw f t whita. ' 324.2657 5 . L ro n r fe ro w a v a ^ —0 0 . B lack F u to n ml dittrasa S200. 733-7654 I hi)V E F rio ldalre e lec t.. I AIR O ige: R E F ^ GeneralK trtc,no(ioaL.Harva«t BLAZE K kl,$200Ma.736-1805M
SHER - RCA. almost w. $478 new • sea lor hV A C.s 79.734-0773 Ive msgM untofro. S H E R /O r y e r - s e t , irks well.M{smatched,00 for tha aeL 324-1464 ........
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cokx.V!S H E R /O R Y E R s a t . Cal73fr< flmora exc. cood. w/ . - /ranty. $250.736-4805 g •n angle on me c « tim
f 7 3 ^ 0 « lp r m 2 . *toKi2nD
803 I WNCASAZAARSS CRAFTSIPER - 9W . good con- Canlon . $ 8 0 0 . C a ll 324- -------------2 8 o r420-7112.M LAWN Ml
V CRAFT STORE S-4, I S i ^ 'craft H«ipHea, 244 R at. -------------Id Ava., TF. 735.0574, POWER I= = = = = : : : = e fp . ho
- 8 0 4 — inUNNQMATERULS ' RAlLi
368-74C'ELEO grooved glass. WssorRIc ■x72».$150.934-6603. n ,D ,H O I IB E R -um dried Black Chief, n« ilnut CaB 324-4512. ■
Jng tor extra vMstion g
.«o6d B m youVe be«i rtf^TO anH edw adeB. '■ 17334931.--------------------TREADM1 ------------------------------ 736-0645
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lERA t ^ a a aiklea. can -------------m a d e Into p ic tu res .^ 3 2 B . 423-5726. «»«-»0-ON AE-l. SLR, 35mm BUFFTElu cond. Includes Wvl- lendng.zoom lens,& 2600D warrantyh.SIB0 6 4 5 J ^ J K 'm !
8 0 9 CAGE. Iv
486 66 w/CO, sound. CHEVY 1 idow s 95 . 1 4 ' VGA, pendsbli 0 .C ad736-7071.M K t M , k
S - S s l l1 hr. training. $449,I a MC o k. 734-2002. COOLER W T E R S Brand New. .300J4H Z^64.M ..6.4 . 32X, 56K Flax, 17* dININQ S Utor $1599. Also 233 o lT l“ c IX w/15* M onitor o r & 2 beni irm ax 4 0 0 0 (MAC) RINO H « . Call 654 -9559 or c t oold » ^ i a 3 9 . p r a C dCKAROBELL486.Smhz. Smega RAM. OOOGE 1 ded.$350teffer.737. tH y»/734-4471 eves 1,1,.. 19-:
<A B D B aj.480X L T f lo n lto f , C D r o m i ie r.$500 735-6711. £4<AlLvc
■ . . . I6 1 0 twlnad<
™ e n o o o S E S S■ " ■ - 1- ftfuly'cor
ID 6 co rdsn if w ood, retrig. 2 (hauL $800. After 3 . m aker, cc a l 423-4273. Storage.)" ............... ■ ----------1 Ca«206-1
pw rum lcm rerdellvereci
TTE SE T • 5 p iece . Brochure.cond., table is wood --------- —
n fonntea top . chaira C brown ft tan fabric W “ i al trim ft caatar lega. . K C tf 7 3 3 - ~ T 4 6 4 ir ^ ----- Y Y "
S S —/s j s s p s s : ™ dep5fy. 4 t h J n f t hutch. 2 0 8 - 7 >. 206.733:618a
SRTAINMENT CEN- 2 0 8 * 6i. S200,’eoHee tabla, ~ (BU 0 . c o m p u te r d e ak , liQoodoond735«711. FRYERS ------------------------------ erclalelei.A-BED, q ueen alze, aa. 866-7i iL cond. L ightblueaft v e e .$ S 0 0 ^ 7 7 1 3 »
^HTOE-A-BED .N ew . gaa pump
. i S K ^ 'S s s a
H E R /D R Y E R -ael-{ OO CART9. Olshwaaher $50, offer. CeB 1 Jrampolifle-w^-oeiK.
w H Sk M a t> n n .O u M n S f ," / , ; ? - •■■•b.tf. r . c l i n a r l 7 3 M 4 7 1 .
OOLFCA8! i » £ O s t r w » « i
. $150.1 twin s iz e , t a « kcaia . h ead b o a rd ,i ta bed ralla. $ 7 5 . 1 2652: after 5:30Anag.
MtSC-Usec8 1 2 ^ ler pans w
HEATING & • l ^ ” c ^CONDmONINQ
5 h p . 110E KING wood stove. new coB hI. Down Draft awamp R eadytogy. $150.423-4273. 734-3694.
all s iz es of u s e d MtSC • Perstrom 2 lon to 10 ton. u sed yout
------ ; sign; $50,a i r I •'■“ OCI
W E L R Y & FU R S m i s c . 196 — — mo t o r h oMONO, .60 ctwt. E m les. $101
VS2 da/ity,'$1500. over pymi 35-0221 or 420-06SM m ark catr — — s mal l PU
8 1 5 I ,WN ft GARDEW Y aniha?S
• - —de-$SOO 1 ITOTILLINO Tractor B oi $ iM ir, irw ^ W eed ^
C A R E -P ro fess i^ s M n ^ ig n care & grooming. d i Ols d
1 m o w in g . Caring BHIlard Mt I. low raiaa. reliable nia. CA.. E a , CM 206-735-0735 f t.X 8 tL 2 i
:R RAKE, towable.Honda engine. 30 POOL TAB
;allS78-7550M F lshar4x i— stid«a.B25-
UL ROAD TIES ----------------7406 - 366-2575 PRECIOU tRich. Wootan In&M p l a c e s . '
O MOWEB-L.W I., new b lades,snow __________.$500tlrm'324-0614 RAILROAC
' ------ each. CallB 16 n ’ “ kterBlttI
ROSCEQUIWiBf r ^ H P M F
BMILL, $125. Call 645. ■ 7V»as-Mn<
time 10 COTT 8 1 7 pictures.
SC FO R SA L E | C ustom s
MOmONER - 220 RESTAURJ «0.CbH734-4764:M - EOUtPMEf
TECH 3 ra il v inyl
I. 1.600-574-1210. SCAFFOLC Fri,. earn 10 4pm. ■ -$75. KkWi
____ trailer, $T5.
S F ™? i!* i 2 ’ o»- * «
Wdoo. runs. $150. TV-RCA» - l 111e v en in g sJ swivets. ER w alk-ln. com -tr. etc. Sl500/ofrer. WOOD SPUgM l62 . M ____ . type PTO.c
a SETS (2). solid.6chaita, l-2cha irs ^ ■ ■■e n c h s , S 9 0 0 /a a . ■ 8H e t. diamond 16 |MUSKALB
lid m ounting , a p -ad a t $ 3 3 0 0 s e l l CLARINETVoftar. 732-5431M dent model E 1976 van; 1970er. se lf-contained DRUM SET 19'. 4400 Homelite 5 - p la c e wtaior. goo d c o n d . sn « » . $13SM-5518 evea. ■ ^
FLUTE- Exc.yourdaaaifteded tion ; rea d i
to u sa t $20q c t f 7:a o y n w tiw u w ^ PIA N OS RaS S O C A ^ L a r g e ished. Tun«tMrtainedlTStinderr •ers;$1500A2 group esp re sso -r. caa h r e g la ie r . ^ a
I p E T s a ^
R E E S-G row 6-10 AKITA X BC. .$ 4 .9 5 - $ 8 .4 5 . ,U E p u p a .Lired. Potted. F re e d is tinctive '«e. 600-615-3405M 1st Shota. $
FAX' ^ 5' ' puppies, pt
u a B i : ^A r t ___________^HETOpuES
J gua ran tee (
1 - 7 3 4 - 5 5 3 8 < * > « “ “
I - 5 7 7 - 4 S 4 3B U R L E Y ) , b la c k a n d
$ 1 0 0 . b l. 8 - (2 ) W ais Com. 654-I126.M
6 - 7 1 3 3 0 ^ 8 ^ CHOW pup i $100 e a ^
M PS-Q«ittlngBaa ^ ip e r T S a
, S S ' . I
■ . . T ^ r M L J , fc..
''■■.■.■•■i’. V.Ar'-
k '’’ V :
RT for aale . $ 5 0 a - FREE - 3 Siai :aBe29-55S4.M s 2 i j » s s
a w T - a c W i 5 5 -
s j s r s s - s s :
:ART BATTERIES FREE kittens 1 v o lt good cond .. - w orm ed w/.| CaB 737-4331 daya, 3,5 Ib-cat loo -4471 e v e s J . R ^ y M o y
TAYLOR C o n ^ j— — ----------1(2). July 29th. C a l FR E E to gor
s s U S T i5 5 i 3 i i 7 i i
le . U pdated e lec . AKC. dewcl
» O O lO .S 9 M ,M
l a b / c h e s ^'e raonai water cran choeS laie (four outboard en- r i$450 . HO e n g in e • ^$300. Lighted box l a b s - AKC SO. 110 volt weld-' choco la te &>.CaP324-2709.M btoodUnes. p
1968 S o u thw indrh o m e . 3 2 '. low LABS-AKCnSlOOOdownfttake pups.dewilymta. 1980 Hall- shots. $200.sam p er. 6 ’/4'. lits — ■■■ ■PU , $ 8 5 0 . 197 7 LABS. 5 f t 6 yI m otorhome. 16-. Wad' 1 y«»«x)nd. $2200. 1962 . a a la .la. 250CC motorcy- 206-6S4.^7^BO. 1964 VW Super , u k e * a p < -
lire BW* lor siSe kl w eeks old. iId Coikepupe. I■ $50. WorhirT A B L E F i n e s t 206-567-S93i-m ade. by Oelmo ■I Mfg. Co.: Garde- OBEDIENCEA.. & c . cond.. 4-A For ol) dogs.L 2 m . $t200/offer. InformaDcn. cal
P U P S - .A u s t'ABLE $700/offer. " a td W Bore4x8 re g u la tio n , n w of oge.
525-5473, artytxne.OUS MOMENTS SIAMESE KITs . V io l in , e i c . sale. $5Q'ea.$200-734-7751 or ate price. 436 13 after Son . M
JAD T IES , $ 4 ,50 "<C . 4 mal«::all 206-637.9141. Call324.716!
- WANTED - nM E M B E R
come pie* up yourres. Stop by Tbe ■ _ _ _ 8 2mer Service Dept
URANT FOOD ft
irland , B urley or ^ ^k731 l o r 438-6313. i 8 2
OLOINQ. 5x5x7.
HobartSOOamp$200,734-1300* ^
■' ' One call - waaB. tO xlZ , excel.. ~ m - r l ~ nde b v side refrio.. --------------------$100: Delta tab le g ^
^ ■ e S ia s r J l . l.v^RiETy;
15F35£S?3^ t ^ E R . Auger ^ ^ .d riv e n oo-TUlh. H FffliFft ■ 11 0 /offer. B37-6263
I rsspberriaa. be8 1 8 goidenraspbe
M.MSTRUMOnS bem ea.goo bkieberTies.bli
ET Y am aha stu - '®l?!55 * 5 5 ! odeL exc. c o n d .D6-324.2057.M
ETI-yr.-okJ. Pearl THEBERR>e w ^ c y m b a ia f t ~~~1350.733-a39e.« i f t? 'E xcellent condi- I WAWTEO lady fo r sc h o o l.a 7 3 2 -5 7 2 S .a AUTOMOTIV
~ NEEDED-1 rx
I . I I . . II H I TEMP. OIL i 8 2 0 AOE atl work
IA S U P P U E S eompleia C al
— r = r = = ^ ; a w n i n g s -1. BORDER COL- house Call 32a . Loyal, active ft ■Ive com panlona. BACKHOE uses . $5tVeech. CaB condlllon . Pti4 a fler6a .m .M Deer. i985-9<
l i a n s h e p e r dI. purebred . Call , BEAN o r BEE i r a ------------------ - t f > a J a h h a u l l
"“ S oo. g l m
leedT iaaU h-yrio ------to p ro tec t $200. BIKE- 3 wheel ^734-6915* eandBion. 734-
M O W -pupp iea . BIKE FOR PAI I. red. black and Honda.notBle ion . $ 1 5 0 ; b lu e C t f 732-5637
BM W o r M oi b l,u e . $ 1 5 0 . mowrcycle In
6M 750CC or larm------------------------ up to S200WIlupa. cinnam on, motorcycle o t c h . purebred, no 734-2227. afte C a 6 7 6 « > 7 3 . _
--------------- B O T T L E S . J lTIAN p u p p ie a . w an ted to b i
f e g ? s j . s s | s s i s s s ;
f l # f
t
U arnesekm sns B U Y I N G - R a r Ueo. iq weeks. Rerhbier-Amerii 073 ------------ .^ H u n n ln g u Jo U
other i a M w . ^ y j y a o n j trained. 6 wka.24-2379.- BUYING waahen
, 7 p , £ 3 i : : 'o i : a g v r jood ft utter. CHEVY 4x4 o ld tountam ^ -72 or 7 3 . O r I
tt.Daitngiwlt. CHILDREN SUDI734-3141. c ond . O ld Cro(
lETBIEVERS,tc law ed ft 1st answer, w evem
- .1 ? ^ FARM TRUCK 1 £ . wt>eeler o r Bob
lightgokVwhite.J. Shota. $100..3a4« 9 a tia g FIR E W O O D wiSAPEKE • (5) buy. CaB 733-28
ortces start at leave m sg irr»otC M 3 2 W 8 M OUHSWANTEO :™ o ,* o c o i« .
0. 837 -612B . [ . « 3Z4-0.
5 ^ 0 k l» .M ,V
iT r L ^ r i'^ , N O » S ^
1. $35. Botder nable. Call 736-7
C8I423-4477M lobby c a r d a . r istraltan Shep- *sr>eel m us«. m« jtd e r Collie 3 books, etc.. 734-
O W B M H j m_____________ ed to buytl P leCITTENS 6 lOf 206-64S-2623M
S iro 9 'g °“': SPANIELS • teeth & small trlies. 1st shots. Also oid woodeiI65.M . lures. Cail 541^61
G ood temoo- PALLETS • Buy«Tor ■older'dbg. '4tt. 4-Wiy pUWll ages, house- and bad . TOP ■ell m annered . CaB 678-1140.
2 2 L Z 2 1 2 E L rA L M O N T ra c
b l ‘" I -« A D ia C O S S P O R T S . O ld a
oood Bams. Base S tereo . $175 . * J ? « S ;A n y f t i ft VCR. $150 734-9753. ask to
I older. CaB 733-
934-8603. W ANTEO-Besttn „ i t 69 It elli a r or cam per foi 3» 0 a3 tea .2 . C tf 82»S443or»
------------- 1 WAHTED- old d ow atches. Also 01
WANTED 1977-U
i12 fo rapp t— • WAHTED REO Fff? t S S u j ” *^C « » S 4 3 -&>emea. rad ' WANTED: Lawnboyaenbenies. 5 4 hp. White refiberries. black- ral poiaa. bambooooseberrtes. ap p ro x . S'/i’ wii.black capa. fn high. C t f 206-5*:
S-^ S O P !??^ *WSfTED: R ^ I j g u s t t s tC t f driB. larger size. 1 SOIormfo. . lor concrete. 788-
WANTED: Small.
5 T - — 5 3 3 5 ',’° '“ 'd t o b u y I —
S S S S S ’iJ;4 " ‘O'’* 9*aJ ^ T A C H W
•BasGAUGE- WAR RELICS C« . 4A M P E R - buying WWI; WV >rking well ft Itaria. C ash for.C t f 735-1028 J a p a n e s e . Ami
S S438-6215. c a S 7 3 4 -W
EET TRUCK ■ 8 2 7 ^jltOOOgaUoh B 'C S A R A G E 'S /
M ^ 5 4 4 3 o r 594 N. 0<....... . “TKi-Dinner Stor^
lel b k e . good day July 27lh. ati M-4672. Bam. Reataurartt t
Heneceasary. ........
--------------- I f t m i A R Ko to r G u z z I Wk— —
SHOSHONE.ICEI oStMsat cond. ^ ^ A N N t U offered. Can FLEA MARK ftar &00 p jn . Everyday .kjne 20l
J im B e a m , Roeka.antkjuaa.tn ^ y , a e ll o r »m ore.
Venders Welcor *d. 73^7388 inquae at: 886-2
!T .-U M ' T t a M m l M M k . - !
R a m b » * f -o r" i>etican care,
ru n n in g . ’ - o r ^ w r e c k e d r '- — •e n ab le . ,735- '
w S lp o o ! ? ^ !w t 736-4805. • • p ickup . T l .O r tra d e *84
57^______ __ .
IU D E.ingood c ro q u e t a e t,,I6-5335. If no ve mag.
K 1960-90 10 Bob tan t m . - nd ltlon . C allI . 'D w a n t e d to 0-2894.
PU, 1975-89. xt c ab a plus.Jon. reaaona- »-to0 2 piease ^notliome.
FED TO BUY;7.62x39 call- wHhout Bayo- '’4-6500. '
ADBACK
lub. Prefer snd fiction.3-9583. ,
ted to buy oM
^ 7 1 7 0 .
CLE. 1 0 0 4- >od cor>dltion.
i o m b T u a -lovta posters.Is. r e c o r d s ,:. magazir>ea.734-7957.
WOOO want- P l e a s e ca ll
!3M_______-W an ted Old r a p s .n p e w /III trep a too.•Oden fishing 11:689-3743. ,
u yn g afl 40 x lAiietft. G ood OP S PAIDI |0 ________r a c t W a te r 1536-2347.
Ild a p o r t in g B aaeb tf ba ts y f t t f a p o r ts .Ik for Dave.
733-9168.
U LER 17 r t
a ' * 7 ^ 5 .
■ sttrave lM - -r for $ 1000.lo r 587-6411 3 d o c k s and IO o lde r oak
-__ —^•1961 Dat-nt c lip . C a ll ’ t.
3 F m - 4 o r 5 <3-5555.
iwn m ow er,» refrig. Cor- « o o sh a d e a .’ w ideX6M - »-5*3-4799.
lary fiammer re. r t o i H *788-7344
n a il, g e n tle w a ro k l.C tf
■vanted; uni-Js, In sign ia ............. ' '• aouvenira. gear. C ash
>^■733-1691
S C o lle c to r : WWII, mll- lo rO erm an .A m e ric a n ,
J - iS S T :4 ^ 1 9
m o u E surrtltura.■6006.______
7 " ] r s A L E s r ------------
1. Overtarxl. ___$tore, Mon- I. statting a t an tm ercha- em_______
5 I.............
ICE CAVES <4UAL M K E T »20ihuntB , lis tia .lreaaure «e. . ' slconwl ,8 6 4 0 5 6
• k MMb ' m i —
« l i .
THEACI*C u« tom s.a renusd
> ■:— ~ — tiry circ\tm stttnees, a r y A a r a d e n ."
«/0i
w ith a n h o n o r t ’ ask seen w I can 't ge t a
‘ ' from aoyoQfilknow. T b e p ro b ab le rc
lack o f c la rity is . tba sim ple an sw er tha t sibiatioas. Id genen cover a n honor wbei
. m o te so m eth ing fo: w hen th e honor migi on .tb e n e x t le ad . 2 cha ir and check toda
South ruBs the tl le ad s th e . diam ond W est c over to ensua
. trick fo r h is side? 1 h e lp s d e c la r e r ins w ins in dum m y, d r and concedes a diam re m a in in g honor. South five trum ps, f( and th e spade ace fo So W est shouldn’t co'
South’s bidding nu five diam onds, so w
----------------.cov e rs .or not, hts-di' won't d isappear. Whx
. 1— J ... cover? In today’s layo escape. If he draws t tru m p s and repea ts E ast rufEs and returr
— -------- ^ in g S o u th au se le s fr j> W est StiU g e ts his di
and the gam e goes on II w on't help SouU
of E ast’s trum ps. Thi th e d iam o n d ru ff b
' when d u m n ^ s d i^ < the third lead o f the i a cover by WesO. Soul du m m y ’s s p a d e ac t spade to re tu rn to his his last, trum p. And w: W est g e ts h is diam and a b lack-su it win
_________ :- d p ,m . ________
I 901 ■
CBR, 1000F, 1993, Vanct & Hlno« oxMust & )0t kit Llko brand now) $5500 Coll 731 -1201 Of 733 9404 Of 733-8807. ■
HARLEY DAVIDSON • ■9‘ Hofitago. lots o f «xtras S16.000. Coll 733-54711
. H A R L E Y O A V ID SO ^ 1980 FLHT. lull drosa
_______ ____ 10.979.milM..cxc.,conaSIC. SSO. Call 324-2709J
HARLEY DAVIDSON 9! S p o f ta ta f . E xco llen t axtraa. $9000,436.3243 ■
H A RL E Y DAVIOSON 1986. FLHT. will trado (o
......................moioihomo ot addiikw otQorago o l equol voluo ftoaaaca«20B-934.5160i
REM EM BERThat Wilhdoy ad yoo plocod
»omo tifTw ago in TTw T ftw N tftw ? Now ts ti)c tim« 10 come pick uo your
picturos: Slop by Tho Cuslomor Sorvtco D«pl
todnyl . HONDA -85 GL-1200 Intwl
a to to . w ifiobo rfy . lull • -d ro s s , low b a r. 2 light
ba«:.itiiOfCorTV»ioQa»ois. 206-733-6863. (rvos
HONDA . '82 Aspencado. CB. hoodpnonas. lois ol o»(tfas. low mis. 733-9057
HONDA 1 993 XR 250 . good price, grooi cond.. Coll 208-734-0015 ■
, KAWASAKI .'87 KLfl 650 Enduro. oxc. stupo, 4900 m is., $1800 . Call 206-
__________ _ 733-9a42or206-734.4t24.
KAWASAKI (2) • -gs. 220 4-w hftolors. low miles.
.......... ■ $4500 lof bolt>. 733-fl7Sf
------------------KAWASAKl--.Kil000_$600: HONDA. '89 CR
500, $1900. 734-8726B Buy. Ml, ram or twtp wniT
dM «m »dad.rM j93r .. POLARIS 1997 Spoftsman
500. 250 mllos. Uke rMM.. . Can 326-5181 or 73V35M
SUZUKI, RM250, 19'^2. 90% now. $2000. Please call 208-324-9622. ■
YAMAHA '86 YZ 490. New chain & sprocketa. seat. COI. Aux. fuel tank. Good tiros. Looks & runs Qreat. $l000-43q--5676B
YAMAHA '9 8 e an a h ee . less than i s r t f s . blue &
i - ' wWe, $5.000.734-^090M
BOATS & _j»CCESSORIE8
M N O E . New Old Town J D laco v e ry S p o rt, 15 ',
. . •q u a rt atem. VW) handle up to 5 hp motor, pd. SIOOO. ucrlfle* $700A>fr-
' ■ ef. 011,637.6060JC H A npen 7 4 m bonom
fet boil, 4 5 rO iev y tno- lo r , B erK ly/A m erlcan T urbin Jot pum p. com .
' pMafytMtored. Musi sea to appTKiMe. SS.OOCVofl- ef. Can 736-7166.B
• EVlKROOe 6 hp. $400. After 3 pm. call 423-4273.
• 1 2 n i i i l l l w . T ^
Oe s o n b r i d c
u id e J b r c ustom *. ce^'ond 'custorn*~~ ------
•^rohnS teo rtM ta
asks a r ead e r. *‘I t ' V 8 2 it a d e a r -a n sw e r ♦ K Q ? ow." * , Q J ICt re a s o n fo r th e th a t th e re is no
hat will co v e r all lehU. o ne should '’hen it m igh t pro*( fo r h is s id e , o rnight b l i “on-air” Vulnerablid . S it in W est’s D ea le r Nto d o /s example.e th ird c lub a n d ..ThebiddirlOd Jack. Should ,isu re a d iam ond:? If h e does, he | Tin s te a d . S o u th j V ]. d raw s t ru m p s , 4 m 1iamond to W est’sor. T his gives .Opcnlngles, four d iam ondse for 10 w inners. r g l rt cover. Why?{m arks him with
s.u.hhoid ; a r e ^ u th’s -
layout, h e cannot ~ vs two rounds o f _ .a t s th e finesse , E * st £aim s a club, ! T ^sfrs lu ff-an d ru ft - ^ X -- I s diam ond trick.
This eliminalcs • (hesmtm t ff by E a s t, but •mond a re wins should not he su it (without k u th m u s t ca sh a c c a n d ru f f a ' his hand, u sing '
d w hen he does, . am ond w in n e r - ■imi'-iiiiMi w inner fo r one-------------- ----------------
nSHINQ BOAT. 15' alum. (V) hull, front controls, 25 hp Evinrude. Completely
« n r e s to re d la s t sum m er.w/tnr. S2250,734-6990S
“ ] O L A S P A R , 1 6 '. 75 hp J S Johnson . 4 hp Johnson.
nsh flnder. ions ol extrast = := • -SaSO p. Call 324-6516. ■
OLASTRON CVX18. I/O 'inn 3 S 0 . V8 . g re a t sh a p a l
S3200. Cajl 733-5974 ■
HAWAIIAN OAY CRUISER 7 ^ 23fl,.w/hlflti output 460., Jacuzzi let pump w/power V T i trim . S5000/ofler, 731- _ 5672 aaysff32-5562 eves
JE T S K I- -93 Yamaha SJ6S0&2-piace trailer.
S i i •'-^ketww;S3000.•Wtt•r•• ^ M anJfoldalorOldsor j -95 Ponttic. S300.733-1337«
O N . '95aem onw /box .$400 .10 for Both singles. 768-7025. ■
JET SKIS . (2) w/ inr 550 HP $2900. Call 543-8600
:----- MARUN-17fl.opor» bow'__ _ tri-hull. ISSMorclB/Oa:
low hours on rebu« eogirw, ^ . S3950.734.5;ee»Ifour MARLIN A u ro ra R ally .10 i r . I30hp , I/O. greaisklDpi boai. ski pkg. Ind.. exc.
, cond,. 829-5632 or 432- ^ 5293 ask lor Shannon.^ .
lu ll RlVERUV.IS'booiondlflf Ight w /65hpM orc& 6hpEvin- leis. rude motors. 324-5824 or ___ .324-9502 alter 6 pm.
Bde. SA N Q ER . '7 7 . V -drive.* of high perf.396 rrwtor wflow >057 hrs, adjustable cob plate.' CQ Chrome headers, custom
pa in t, tandem axle tilr. "<f- 733-0661 or 736-5690 ■
650 SE A DOO • '9 5 SPX . 2- 900 sooter. 650cc. exc. eond,. 06- incls, l i le ja ck e ls & wot124. suits. $3350. 734 SaS4«
220 S K I B O A T w /ir ir , 1 6 '. le s. Waklki w/115 hp. $4000, 5 f 637-6044 Of 731.S030M -
I0_ -SKI-B0AT..wrtnr_16.oldef- :R m o d e l w /1 15 hp 0 /B 6 1 m o to r . A sk ing $3500 . 5^ 736-7232. afier 6 p,m.M
SK)-CeMTURK)N-950pon nan bow. competmon ski boat.
$16,SOO.|Cna734-5722« 5M THUNOERCRAFT,irW>,A , 3iner.i65hpM en:ru tser.
' Shorelander Mr. Sun top. m o o rin g co v e r , exce l.
___ cond. 175 hrs. on motor.lew $6500,543-5517afler5«
^ Wir^D SURFERS'. 2 older . . . m o d e l s . G r e a t lu n .
S20CVS3CXI. 3g4-234Z»M—
g . 9 0 4 IIC A M P E R S /S H E L L S
n B £L L -1 9 7 3 .6 -.q M e^ . overshot w/ Jacks, good''
, COTKi. $650.423-6341 ■»
—> C A M P E R S H E L L - f i ta sDortwfctoFord.96orc>l(|.
5 " »f. $875. Can 324-5446J .
CASCADE. 70-a mobel. 6 '>0 - o v A ra h o tw /w o r h ln g «'■ r e ^ ./ t r e e z e r , atove. o v - , 1
eri,fuiTvaM.aairtl(/Iauc«L. ~ P 1 e > a ec a i2 0 6 « » « 1 9 B |
'•0- CHBVY Silverado 1902. ‘ a i t ra l le rsp e d a l with 1878'
K it c a m p e r . kltch«t\,*
$3900. Can 786^tta6J • • — LE&t ahen. fits 6 -PU bed. ' Af* while w/tlnled windows,
.SSOOAiffer. Cal 733-6464. .
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C O L T • A n a c o n d a . 6 * ~ ■ S talniesrstoei,-44 mog.-- —13 Custom gtlps. 735-8903. j | e l COLT, om cers model. 45 * 1 ACP, MITCHELL. HighIT S tan d ard . 22 long rilie,f Call 733-3485. botwoon^ 9:OOa,m .6noon.M
1 - . RUQER M77 30-06. Stain-» less, nevor been fln>d. ,- R e m lno ton ll-87 .3 ’.exc. ‘
c o n d . C all a f ta r 6 pm . _— 324-7S 46J____________ .- .c
SAKO Finn Boar calibur *■ 7 m m m a g , w / s c o p e .7 S750/offer, Can 733-8835. UT
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L t 906 I I-1 I H O T,TUBSff»OOt.S l i
0 CALDARA Hot Tub. 4 to 6 f s- person, $1900, Call I B » evenings. 423-6307M I B
B * SPAS & POOLS 1 |Previously owned
73^-8103 g ~f. Snoke River Pool & S pa I
= I ” 9 0 7 I Lf‘ 1 MOTOR HOMES t RVS“ 501r CHAMPION, 24-. less thon oil1- 20K oTig. mis Too much co» to lisil S5800. 734-4456W -------- DODOE. '76, Brougham,I. new 360 engine. O non ca« oerwi«or.SS500.734-1367 s j
li FORETRAVEL • '76. 440 CK r. engine. Make olter. Needs go1 rool repair. 736-0795.M Pk
r L A SE R C R A FT '7 9 , 2 2 '. d ~exc. cond.. $7500: QMC ■
': 62 S u b u rb a n , d ie s e l . ■ ‘, d e an . $5.000,423-6703M | J
“ PACE ARROW . '90. 33lt,.',• 26K m iles. 460 engine, 'v ?f:......oewtlres.,6.5'.O nan.,fui! . *'■L awnlngs. hydraulic jack , 7 i K - .lo o a r .a p l ltia r . 8 3 9 .9 0 0 . ^ B Call 734-2261 ■ b UI
f SHASTA 20 'w/Dodge 360. , P S .P B . d a sh a ir . s e lf *?,ft cont. G as or e le c rofrig.t. Furnace, hoi water heal-I er.$3S0(V0Aer.324-3578a CAC
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CO B R A ’0 3 ’SandplpeV .I 26 ’, e v ery option avail.
exc. CQKL 8t0300/otrer. h 324^)667 or 7 3 4 « 7 a .B ^
COLCHAN *82 te n t trir.. ■tov«.-fumace..holwBt«
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— H O L ID A Y H A H B L E R , DIfre# S p n . 'is e 4 ,2 9 " 6 th C wheel, knm aeulatt cood. o Must M jw lp re :y o u buy. b
' newl Olnlngffivtng room s — ' sU ej-stan irU ii'bedndm .' tf*
— Altamen H ^ 8 8r< S e g » - ■ :
HY .UN E P neM IB R .'96 . I 36*. s e l( -c o n l« W a a h - Ha r /O ry e r . c e n t t a r a l r . im i
’ • S 1 6 .9 0 0 /O f f e r .E lk o , t Nevada. 702 .7834»36« . I
JA Y CO . 35 ft Sth ViThael keTrailer. AH •tft-eentalned. „2 a llde o u ta , AC. U sed «iveryirnie.0ayflm eto6pm —734-7026; eve. 735-1207 PE
K T T T S R o M R u g v .a il t ' SS ih w h e e l , e x tre m e ly 2(
. c l e a n . R e d e c o r a t e d uein terterlN ew w A C .tlreai 01hitch. Very nice. $5500. $ iB i s u n t o w f l U 736- —0949 days & evenings. SPi
KIT C O M P A N IO N -1 4 ' ^ 1974. $950. wil negotiate. 2 S 7 W a ln u l7 3 3 .^ 1 3 A WE
K O M FORT-'95 .24’. 2 dr. « island beds. Wly loaded. _ AC. awning. S36-4676.B Lei
NOMAD, '68 perk model. w35 '. W/0 . 2 tip OUIS. atl ___new. $8000.735-9309 ■ ^
KHOWLER - iftfi..' ■ “Wm
ROAD RANGER • 1974, i n 16n.. se tf.con t., $1500. Th Call 734-4764. ■ Ce
R O O * R E E L -1 9 5 4 .tff , n i verygbod.eli»dA!errtr4o,.'
sleeps 4. apL-slze stove, owning.$l.450,734-3278 CHE
TDM year • « be our bMU Use CUas«id.78»0C3l. S IS
SALEM by Cobra. ■93.26'.self-cont. sleeps 6. g r ^ l ^cond,. many extraaiM M t —seol Can 4a3-63Sy.il-’ - FOF
TERRY. 1977. 29 '. good t ncond. Sleeps 6. has AC. —$4000/offer. 735-1639 ■ FOP
VACATIONER, -77, 28 ftSih'whI.setr-conLAC.Bw- tor'
_ftio9a,.Jack,4ilieh.-*3«0- -SSi/offer.82a-4144afler6pm ------
' FORm -9 ^ 1 , 5 sI im U T Y TRAILERS* ■ ' ' FORFLATBED TRAILERS ^ B e a t p r ic e s In low n. all
models In stock. Can Gary *28 for quotes 324-6165.
- - - Q U A L I T Y T R A IL E R S A L E S
46 Eaat Frontage Rd.,(next to t-64) ^
Je rom e. Idafw; IH S i
In n j jCor Haulera • E n d ^
Snowmot)ile Trailers NISS
-C A R G O lype.-tandem— axles. 19-. surge brake
system. $99S,.734.3278» NISS
UTILITY T R L R .6-X 1 O' 2lT, w /4 's ld e a , o p e n lo p & r v t b a c k . F o r qu ic k s a le , $7 0 0 /O lfe r . 4 2 3 -9 7 1 0 TOY between 10 am & 8 pm. ■ exa
$57
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A ir r O P A R T S i ' wt>*A C C E S SO R IE S S8&
w/0«.C A D IU A C-7 5 0 Dorado. CHEV
500 HP. Front whoel dr.. ton,'oil running gear. In good $67Jcond42Q0 /onor 637-4517 ion.
CHEVY • 363 stroker mo- - 2 2tor. $1000/olfer. Steel 'A CHEVcab for 1954 WWys Jeep , 6 ‘ li$200. Call 324-7338, 733-
CH EV Y , 1 9 7 7 PU b e d . Dodogoo d sh o p o . $ 1 5 0 .0 0 . $ 2BiP k > m c a l20e-934-9937B 4x4.
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ANnOUEWAGON.Wood. en w /canvas cover and 206- w o o d en tp o k e s . 823-- r r z T 4665 after 7:00 p m .«
BUICK -61 Electra. 4-dr. 93k’ h a rd lo p . PW . p o w e r ' 436-se a ts . 445 W ildcat en- r r ^g In e . v e ry g o o d o r ig . ^ 0,7 ° cond.. $3500.734-5305— box,
CADILLAC '74 coupe d e •>(>'< V ill^E x i^ ttona l coodtU- call 2 on.$300(Vofler,43»6576.
CADILLAC 7 6 Brougham -load* d e E l e g a n c e SO O cc tire s engine. Runs,676-3176« S890
CHEVY-1935 Widt. $850. FORO FORD-1966 Galaxie con- chb. I vertlble. 390. good driver, exc, S195a 734.238arai-2S88 324-{
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<ENWORTH • *81. con-
>ETERBILT 1984 conv . $791 Short nose . Cummins; 9 spd. long wt>eel base for 20--22- bed. tive hydrau- “ "*« lies, low geared, exe. farm Pl"" o r c o n s tru c t io n tru c k , i s u r $17.795. 733-1843. ■ ;
;P O O N IK -95 2 0 '.a e l f - unloading truck b e d w / r r r : tatp. Exc. cond..543-47S6. JE E I
VE8 TERN • *90 H opper /oltetr a l le r a . 3 8 l t . & 2 0 r t . . r r r -$26,000. CaB 543-5674 ■
.^ yVur dally newspaper S8S( weik lor you . . . rsed and usetheotisaBMs. JEEP.
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tru ck - - - D o n 't f o rg e t 'ZL. T h e ise n M oto rs T ruck ^
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733-9160 _
HEVY 7 6 PU. 350 eng..S160O.BOAT-15fL Fiber S S lMSW/Wr.$300.-73»6616 - S l l Z HEVY '8 0 1 ton dually.jum p bod. 454. lOOOml. ■ \lince rebuilt 678-3176JI K m mORO '74 F250 C am per CHEVSpecial 360. $ 1200tolter. van. I?76-2917or431-2917.« V-6.!DRD - rs6 F -350 C rew FORD» b dually. 30K on new van.mglne. clutch. cart>uTel- AC. Ior. very nice Inside A o u l m ust
3RD, '95 XL. long box. ro a ri spd . AC. $8400 . Call whee>37.6313 Of 7 3 t .5 0 3 a « to w |
)R D ,F i150 .79 .2X 2P U . -2222:160. V6. AT. trir. lowing. PLYMI5heH.C8.fww upholstery. Van.3600. Can 733-1412.M tires,
k lC .-68 .V .ton .800m ls. tS T bI now engine, new wheela ---------tiros. $2600.732-5542* T0 Y01
T rac 'kIC, Sqnoma. 1991, tw y 80K r ^ eonaiiionl Sacrtflee Can T. t$34as.20e-736-1920«SSAN '9 4 pick-up XE. , malmxc. cood. Red. Low ml. Call2«iberg lass she ll $8750. ----------2fr0047 .a .__________ g - —SSA N -98 S -apd . PU . I A lH
nanically aound. $3700. Sfy > 33-1868. after 5:30 p m J Jgw
lYOTA. 1 9 9 2 . 5 s p d . tmlti xcel. cond. Low mlaage. 577S .C an324-8478J ' _____
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lEVY -77 aho rt box. % I In.U fl. 35* Ures. Cuatom l lheels, se t up for siereo. K 9000 w /ste reo . $8700 . ■/out 436-6396J - "
EVY - * » S / / iM d o K , I<n, loaded , high miles. I)750. •94 Sltvrnndo % ■ n. loaded , high miles.>500.536-5031. S to 5 J
EVY 19914x4. e x t cab.' l i f t , b e s t o f le r . C all13-7654.M ■
d g e ‘8 7 4 x 4 RamBO, I; boO: S u b u r b a n *84. ■i4. $3500; Pe rd 7 6 4x4 ■?50. $3500 .655 -4 4 2 8 J ■
RO'82 P-150. heavy H. I4. AT. PB. PW. A l ^ IISS., o v e rlo a d s . 3 0 2 , ■tw frent-auapenslon & ■skee. nICA. $3,950. CaM ■>8.436-567ejl ■
R D -93 25 0 . Ext. cat> .'■ “ ■.T,.460..AT, Long b o x .. ... ■Ik ml. $ 1 4 .3 0 0 /o f l# / ,_ M 6 - 4 5 5 3 1 e a v e m e ^ e . .
^D • ^ 7 F.2S0 Power- 9roke. c rew eab . Short- -IX. XLT p k g . Io ta o f HIras. S e rio u a b u y e rs BII 208-623;4664- , ..........RO - 199 3 4x 4 . XLT. IIded. cam per she i. new . ■e s . g r e a t c o n d ltlo n .l ■900. Can 3 2 4 -0 9 2 2 J ^
)D 1091 F150 4x4, «XL -b .kxw bedvhlghm lee . | rc , con d ilio n . $78 0 0 . ■ 4-8267 after 8 pm.B , ■
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■ ym ts.(^837 .6401JI S S S TU Z U ’94 T rooper. A C . R A .C>ewtlrBa.63KmL.8l3.0. N * ?4 |0 .734:0217.734«»30Ji 7 ^
EEP *69 C o m m a n d o : M R V Si t m for hunting. $2000- 4 'd r.,offer. 678-3283JI cond4
IEP-‘e8 Wrangler, frame DODQEleeda stralgtened, a s is mis. $1850/offer. &NI677-3946 ^Ptaaae
£ P . C J5 ,1969, soft top. E4IAILu n s g r a a t l .$ 2 8 0 0 .0 0 . . 'lease cal a06-7346190B twliy
ab. cru lae, AC, c aaa ..
'e n -m a m ta m e o . ve ry ^ e x e « lean. $ 1 4 50^ 87^5475 , OSOItt
IBARU ‘85 GL wagon. FO R o '. x4, g ood cond : E ves. - a d . IS 0 -«919.daya.S43<84« -PL Y M i
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loadeclE V Y -‘89 CIO Utility **wels4in. ladder rack, tool bIha. q e o . ■ •6. $1900. 734-1300 ■
RD -1 9 6 9 1 ? 1 ton box O L ^ fin. 70K mlloa. 460. AT. CaJI32<
IC-92 Safari, e x t bade.lar A C . A W D. a lu m , q r a n d :neefs. running boards. 1 1 ^
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^OTA. P rev ia,-g t. An. ’ - ^ o -ac van. alver. auto. air. ' J ' "iK miles, $12,500.00. QLKUin 726-4950. daya. ■ mi
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0*85 LTD; cruise. AC.a t . PS . maroon, (no dasslfled0 s r e o . 324-3087J l C ii 733-0
D--95.GTMustHtg.V8.Ided. leather, custom■is4i2.ooa 73a-8i6e« X .> • '9 5 M etro. G re a t J pe . tow mis. $4600. .SUOBILE - '84 . $400.1324-7094__________
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ND P R M 1990. $2800
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state in 15 days r rerun the ad an ^ ^ H H j ddltlonal 7 days. r>ereisa$3extra h V V !eJottt>eLOuaracb y K .B ,i l i >e pidiaoe. Ads ■ D i f i lay be cancelled any for customer ■ ■ N p »nvenlence but K U U U the c h a r^ will )fnaln the same.
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k'8 8 6 2 6 5 spd.AC. TOYOTA-*8(L'Nlca. $320aA:ltor; eond, n m tt■ oejl ' ■ d g l> I> . a, - 1 s e 3 6 H » ^ » ^ » « ° ° - < ip a . M & 0 .2 2 M VW. 1977 60.
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