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tiUe, a Kentucky m an, Bren s applied to raise liogs on S31 t nine miles south of IVin Fall: )utte. The opeiadon wouldWhogsannuaily.-— ■------ • -1 didn’t know the details of the proposal, but said he thoughi

I r- S aw tooth Farm s Limitec Company - was interested ir srate land forthe projto .

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ton makes 1 to aleit 7 rly tolicare help3T0N — President Clinton npaign Monday to alert lowly Americans to Medicare a s ^ n ^ don’t know ( h c y ^ enti>i . - ....... ; ........... -d he was ordering a series of it improving awareness, indud* A n niailitw to Medicare'ond y househoIsL encounii^ng sim* on processes and malong eligi- tlon available 01̂ tbe Internet, [hity' we owie our parous and sens, and we should honor i t It ing te do,” CUntGD said during ■ance in A e Rose Garden. * .

^ '' iricans do not talre advantage ncerih p a ^ t h ^ M ediom

iilim of the 'H u^M p r a ^ ' lefldarin still do not receive

ore due,” Clinton sidd. legwensneot healA insunnce. rer.isee 6S :«nd the disabled,. ifly iaemium-= uuw $based pu tions the Gallai

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rent . Johnson declined t S38 . details or release the 'alls ' opers Monday, but 1 aise tion has l>eenplanne<• ---------- The meeting is sdthe Boise. Gov. FhU Batt

ight ed state offidals sit* ited makes dedaons abou i In ' According to the

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— The King of the Cov Rogei^ the shy count

IJI Run, Ohio; who rode H j. cencuiy stardom, died . ri tive heart'failure a t h

VaDey, Calif. He was‘86 nf 'Although the retire i . had been ill with he

yearSt-fonner buckaroo Qi young fnps) greeted m

; ' “ It’s like the loss bf id screenwriter BiU WittUl It **He was so much a pj lg tion’s childhood.’'

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S b ered h e r . husband i hum an beiiig. What a (e shared my life.togetl -e almost 51 years.... He < —- - '0f th e c 0wb' Weiitehi star. Aalbloi F“ Slbweirs wrote in W »e . IkaOs, The Stoiy of Rojitl". vEvans:. ... ,!■'. 7 ***There in the cooUB darkness of our rural W<

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i to give the ^ ^ ^ he names of the dcvel* ' 1 t he said the presents. I led “for some time.” ' ;dieduled for-9 a.m. in • t tt and four other elea- \ it on the board, which I out state land use. le Idaho Secretary of a ds, the Sawtooth Forms

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owboys is dead. Roy ntry boy from.Duck Happy Trails to mid. d Monday of conges- : h « home in_Apple 86.red uh^ng'cbw boy. le a rt problem s'for. oos (as he called h b news of his passing

)f a lifelong frimd,** liff said from Austia part of my genera?-

)ale E vans remem*1 as “ a w onderftil a-blessing to have .

»ther w ith him for e was truly the Idng . life." •omihg o u t of .the Mm Leonard Slye in , Wyo., as his studio it'shooting knight of - .

im s With titlM l ik e ' , '

sb s (IMS), the ' ancy shlrts .ca u ah t •I down rusflers 'aM ind d iunsds in' d ^ .: . '

enow R o g m as the hain.lm t4n the '40s . ie..€ountrx*s K6..X.1.-1, [o g re p h ^ C y lta n .: lo rw v d to H apm : oy Rogers and Dm

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-------- Valley AgribusL.L.C. w ere re g is te red < Ketchum resideotRonald A

Achs has applied 'for in two other Ketdhum area t Valley CommodSty Manage: Inc. and Sun VaUey Futures

. He rcccndy became ac against the possible deve

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tjusiness Partners Yamin :d on & b . 26 by Fiftl td Achs. tencec r incorporation of Depan ia businesses. Sun until agersandAd\-isors monsli ires 10.C • lovt-ed active in a push .. and ̂

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lin Vclasco, 17. was semenced he fatal shooting of her 19*yea lin, rwv years ago in TH-in Falls, fth Distria Judce Roger Bun ed Veiasco to the jurisdicti< araneQi of Correctiohs JuvcniJi 1 he turns -21' on The Invo slaughter con«ction. Tin- .M.‘nt d the rwrommendatioas ot the prosecutinn.d like to apologize td the Sliali: •er intend^ to hiirt thctr soa*' before sentencing. “1 hope « can forgi\-e me.”;t she ne%-er vtill. Karima Shalij cement read b>- her daughtcr-tn iie hearing.just M-ant >-ou to knov.- ho\%- mi

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IN FALLS - Borrou-ing'a paj Phil Batt. county commis: ay:«nacted-4 -2.5-percent-he ’ than a tax inaease. to help tills.that may mean longer lines at

^)chi6'-ori>TOgaiifigTKre5 in the coming monthii Iw strai r budget, and Tvsin-Falls Cour mers are trying to find SI mi theexpensfcuni^oner DetuUs Maughon no the state faced a budget o is is : irs ago, Batt announced a st. t holdback. But to say the ic y received b>' other county depi M ^ d be ah ox'erstatement.'hc county’s holdback will aff

ider-of-the-1997.98 budget yi » ;» ^ d g « j w , w hid ibe^

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Above,r Roy Recsrt Jr. wipi tear «wiy et be r e ^ a st mM been Miieethet Date

- ....wUle staa4b« la front of a : iM«r hli pM8tsatths Re . RoCMMalt .EviRsMnMi

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Budget.Continued from A iIt means no non-csscnds be boughi and no empl be hired to All newly cn

............ tions'The-county also >of an incentive prog allowed county depar share money they saved.

........ . —w':‘.Wfraee(l.(o squeeze'out of a dime that' Maughan said. “We ne< taxpayers wV e serious.'

'•r ; The county plans no 1 and offidals hope tq ci

provlde'requinxl'scrvlce “r think we can find

lars wi±out affccting sc ' said.

.......... .. _ But some departmening the coroner’s offic jaU, already arc over bud

_______.Places to apply thshears include providi only on public requ employee training.

But offices that dea with tlie public - such j ver’s and auio license o

^Rogers _, ContimwdfroniM

we could ... joyfully rid* as he went about his we< ness of stomping the Iiv for out of evil, rightinj and singing his way h eart of his lady frie

----- Evans, who, for a girl, vbad."

After teaming with : The Cowboy and the : (1944), he m arried th . from Italy, Texas, a t the Ranch near Oklahoma New Year’s Eve 1947. 1 months ea rlie r, his fi A rlene had died f: embolism a week after of their sccond child.

Rogers and Evans h children — three from marriage, one from her I riage and five logethe adopted and one a fosn Two of their adopted < cam e through Dalla:

■ Cottage.“ Roy Rogers was r

Circulation. ' . Allen WU«>a.b>uii»«Rw

CirciilBtlpn phone line; between 7 and tO a.m. oi do not roceive jroiir paper call tbe huihbor for your a Burlsy-Rup«rt'

. P.uWakley...................TwinFaUfand other areas ............

Subscription rates .v r ltomei o r th iu n d e rsto rm s, __ainlyinlhchi^arc.is.

» 4Igh: 91 • Low;:59 mny and hot Southwm — — ind 5 lo 10 mph. Clear night. Sunny and very n Wednesday. Hi^ 95. .

h 95 Low: 65 V n i fdy cloudy with a 30 per- f c f lB It chance of afternoon Indec nduuxmi. (high)

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3 d a^ 90s Low: SOs Sutodb nny Ihis morning ihen > • • :omino partly cloudy in aficrwx)n. Slight cKincc I"'* '’ pl iftemoon ihundcnlorms. 1“': ar tonight.— ■ ■ —

the treas\i: ntial item will offices - mi( mployees will part-time he r created posi- past, to get 50 wiU'gei'rtd— busiesrdme! rogram th at An^ that partments to have to wai red. dvil cases ns e everything ^wocessed, M af we can," The comi need to show holdback wil us." “It isn’t gcno wage cuts, sure ^oing t( 0 contmue to Marvin HemicesT------------------ The-countind these doi- rest somewh ; services," he ro w n ^rb y

nents, jndud-___ tajcpayers .tofficc and the throug h l^ budget. Commissiothc_bud§et__ that the cost-

riding copies.....essary. jo masquest. and taxpayers.

“We need ical directly arcconceme ch as the dri- that we’re i « offices and Reed said. “1

growing u p ,; ride along s tu n t man weekly busi- Breckenridg living what- the egg mor

ting wrongs from ralsinj ay iiito the Roy’s films. ricnd ,D ale boyhood drU.was^tosi___ R oge« in.V

shot In the \ th Evans in Dickens. “Ev 1C Senocita knowing R( the singer huinan bein{

the Flying L. and the greai -ma City on 1 ever saw." 7. Fourteen Oh screen s firs t wife to play dowr

from an th e gun ou er the birth hand rather

fuU of holes IS had nine heroes.□m his first "Whenlwi er first mar* taught us'tht ther (th ree btflt was a o osier chUd). orice said. “1 Id children jdnd of thini lias H ope no matter hm

But in his 1 s my hero Life as a Hoi

Sunday TIM nnnnitrr ' - Sund»y

Sales tas includn ines.are.opea;. StS.OO.chsrfe u 1. only. If y>ku retitfncd checks, ipcr by 7 o.m..urorca; M alllnfonT J----G77-4042 The TlRwi.Newi

»‘hed dally at 13 ....7330931 PalU. Idaho. 833

. Newtpapers Inc. Pi iS Rallil)y The Times

J ^ riaSy. Sr.70~~10g.of

paid In advance legs! notice will be^eredellvecy li Postmaster, plAll Idaho raiet; address fonn to: P.(

[>er week, dally Idaho *3303.•day only $3,00 ■, • -• :sies: dally and . m ^vSZ

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High: 90 Low: 58 Hi(------SuuiytiJily. ihcnpanly-r— Me

ctou^ s li^ waichanccofshov^

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el today 9:18p.m. iK totTMrrow 6:08 a.m. t phase: Full July 9; la« qairter. July July23;fi««quancr,luly31.

s\irer and the c lerk’s mom i^t not bc able to hire hâhelp, as they have in the ersget them through their S

i^ m e a n s people may • ^ur wait in line longer, and Qe s may take longer to get 1I, Mniighnn -------tmmissionfcrs hope the ha ̂wiU save S5{»,000. apiI going to solve it, but il’s .-o ' B to hdp," Commissioner 1 empleman said. butmty will'have to-find'thc—:—ecu where else, either by bor- SSG by other means, he said. 1 suggested earlier asking tax

Mo.shoulder.ihe-burden- -ins Ighcr property taxes. cotssioner Carla Reed noted , me<ost-cuttinj; move v\’m nec-__^ _pmaintain (fedibtlity m th .. .' ing

mni» d lo show citizens we N med about them, to show cru •e trying to cut back," enf 1. “I think that this is the brii

p, and he still is," says Eyean Dean Smith of theidge. Texas, who used worloney he got as a boy apping chickens to go to seer IS. In 1975, he lived a ' wrodream, doubling for boa i.Macintosh and.T.J..,.,. shoee West Texas town of brutEverybody dreamed of O;Roy. He was a real tinging, a goo(f storyteller plai 'eatest shot with a rifle - Exd•" appien , Rogers preferred Niceiwn violence, shooting knoou t of th e v illa in ’s arouler than drilling him restles like today’s movie drini

■ . Ej. was a boy, our parents . likeilhat hitting below the mad1 cowardly thing," htt plac

“I don’t believe this Riv«ing is 'entertainment’ bas< how you look at it." . staniis book Iron Eyes, My fourioUywood Indian, Iron : whei

per week, daily only $5.00 d»y. only S3J0.pcr week- . . . I m ided liratl aho%-e ntci. A ’ e will be-ievied.for.all-: - ^ j j

nuadon .tewi(UPS631-0«l)U|iub> I

l3IThlrd Sl. W.. Twin .S330I. by Majic Valley />

Peilodlcali paid ai Twin nesNewt.OfncialcltyaiM» K■CT pwrsuant to SecUoo 6C^- _ ' , >Code.-nwndayli htitby • f ediyofBgTOt l iirWiia i- r — : ilbepuhtiihed.. please s^nd chanfe of : P.O. Bos S4 to the Njt)On.i( VVcnther Servicc radi nci .>ddte&f fbr hLtho Tr̂ impottiiiian L /Awm.sUc.id.uv'itd̂ ldhm|)giitni _

pressure over the Northwest ftpf sunny skies AiSd warm tcnv Kcr londay-Saidliie.and-tadar—A.'®ited thur>dcfst0rms creeping l̂ 'fiim Ncyad.1. *IS w.iy up acruss Floridi with ^torms popping up along the ^ing tho effort to conlrol the P^'unxxl sifKC Memorial Day. if* * from the middleMidcislotms>

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rvfnbandat VKF-FM IG2.4 or 162J XI Ocportmcnt roxJ ri'ports iv

reported In areas of Michigan. Indi. Kentucky. No severe wcaihw wa areas of e,mcm Illinois icceivcd hiInc sohw’ftish flooding..........

W«l: Across the northcm Plai Rockies, a low pressure system showers and Ihundcrstorms fitxn ( DakoUs. DainaEing'winds and hai in some areas oTthe Dakotas. Colot light rain, with other showws and hining Arizona.

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and Zoing proj'ect near .woman s ne. . ̂ •‘ ButD^chs’;Sun Valley___ countysaid he was ndf animal he office un til equals r

CT p igs;’, Ed Lawson, did th e nar afternoon phene — Bork.—-

l l ie por the Sawtooth three ph las been sent to aninuuu bounty Planning^ more se

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were relus for the rest of -over.— ry Shalizi cead, “I km wt. “You did it to coneeme Is you were sonuh-.... decedeni ver be anybody -said Dui ». You’ll just be a they wer

of Palm Springs, - I ^ S b jg. 31,1996, at the prosecul oshooe Street and.. - tim’sfani i South. Police . - semcice, shooting occurred "I feel alizi approached said le they wailed for Tlie m i,whowasvisidn8 the almo ^ was shot In the when Mi he had planned to ment wr izi who he thought toooverc gua “You 1

rwho'showedTicr— alsimiyl the hearing, was say good ed with second- _while Kai W ^ h e pleaded ’ ’T lieji reduced charse of tears, an aughieraspartof tears,and *idi induded his reaction,’ «nil&, ... . . Hissoimily said many _even wo l in the case and restatiirai as token to save Shalizi sa ence also means gang.he < me vdien he’̂ 21, “Ttitft': an never come YourHofi □aShalirisaid. Baiinl-i > took it weU. It Police Sg ipected and we - ' tified Oia or this said .- twoeariic »y Lisa Barini- They h isco’s reaction to w ^ V e

rttscould nor be:. " v S a s w l ment. a f te r the . - reports hi Janiia raid they- A loadi

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Indiana. Illinois and Portland* was reported but gajo

dj>cavy_rain,^aui- _

Plains and ciwlral - Seaale .em contributed to ,• Soofauie m Colorado M the I hail \v(5c reported' blorado had mostlyand thunderstorms Calwry

. . M o^alrhe Aswciated Presi TorooiaVancouver

Zoning office, a spokes- an saidt Dame has applied with the Ity for a p enn it for 12,960 lu units - one anim al'unit Is two adult pigs or five feed- gs - to produce hogs under nam e of Idaho Premium^

e project would be built in I p h a ^ - starting with 4320 al units. Plans are to add two ! sections within th e n e x t .

relieved the seotendng was

know they have been very aned about retributloo by the lent’sfamiiy-or- friends.’̂ 'she-' During theheaTing.-she said were deeply troubled by what cnedil Bevan, win acted as spedal cutor, said he knew the vie* family was n x happy with thenc^ t o It was appropriate.------fed justice was seryed,” he

! most emckionat moment of Imost two-hour hearing was I Mary Shalizi read a state' written by Karima Shalizi.

'ercometo read benelf.JU took my son, but he wasaybesrfriendT dk lnnw tb-^oodbye," Mary Shalizi readKarima w ep t.......... ..........le judge was on the verge of , and I was on the verge of and It was difficult to have no on,” Baiini-(;arda said later, son did w^.in:schooI and . wa_s_made m anager a t a .

irant at the age of 16, 2 ^ a r i said He was not part of any heem^iasized idt's-wbat rm aftor; justice. Honor," he said ini-Garda called Twin Falls Sgt Chuck D u ^ who tes-

Uiat Shalid and Velasco had irile r.ru n ^ . .>y had gotten in a fight, in Velasco was beaten, and the before the fa ta l sbooting, K rh aa-b « m h o ra t,'^ llc a—ihadsaW. :— - wded gun dip was found in

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•ctwn 'iu be an Mtbnatad $80- ', lien and WIU Card wH be an

ky Loom, UT, player cashed h owwtMl wh«i he maichod four fly* numbera and the pewert)^ iwonawhap^$5.000.He Tthaatd hi. winning ticket al '.

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no cnminal history............— Barini-Caida stressed re

. tion. yelasco Already hi . .Punished,te»ending,two

.the county jail, basically amounted tb solitaiy oonfi shesakL

The^ past conflicts betw teen-agers was destinetragedy, she said __:. f it w Sam attSoTSrcui that Jay Velasco b sittiu Barini-Gorda said “It was accident Yamin Shall kUUid"

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change the acttvides that I him to this point.

*af you go bade to it. you the young man lying in a bld on the street," the said

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back into domestic niathis China trip, Presider prodded Republicans education, h ^ t h care i measures th ro u ^ Conj sum mer and h inted t; make an eIection>year i

- if they dp n o t : • **Congress has a c:

make in writing this cl our history," the presi«

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“It can choose panisani can choose progress. < must dedde.”

With barely 40 voting before lawmakers adj the year, Ginton told i

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The researchers c though, that it’s far too tell if the chemical, cam will help DMple. -JJevertheless, they ca research promising pan because cannabidiol is i choactivc — that is, it cause the “high" or mild ic effects that.people g smoking marijuana.

:̂“This Is a b e tter cani against stroke than oth( ju an a 'ch em ica ls . said Hampson of th e N Institute of M enol Health : i l i s study.^ publisl

.P roceedings of th e N. Academy of Sciences, fot in a test tube,-cannabidiol to be a potent antioxids

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ansl\|p,' or it ^ a n t mans iS. Congress more rights.

makers to o ins days left th e Interna Dojoum for and campai( Id reporters to ab id e b} se-that th e - • -e x p ec te d -l m akes . it unspent unt for all of uf long-term flsi

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(AP) ‘ — th e rap id lyave started north bfAtlaimical from Gingrich’s ijrovetopro- - Chattahoochea stroke. . shaky staodl: cau tion , m entalists, t:oo early' to critics of iheannabi^ol, since Republi

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slators should tackle sel proposals to hire addi- of

4... jU 'Congress has a (Aochapter of our.

partisanship, ot Conors

m aged ifare p a tien ts^ lha Its. -He also urged law- leg I cnact bills revamping car nal Revenue Service Ch: laign finance laws and mei by his ca ll to leave ers

I-'budget-- su rp lu ses ..... woiintil Sodal Security’s reo fiscal ills are fixed. Ae s id e h t’s com m ents mei ) signal an attem pt to eitl

grich pushesylGTON (AP) - House nati fewt" Gingrichis'push'-'■■■"[jririan to .p ro te c t the . sivechee River by creating TI r'^greenway” - through— beeUy grow ing suburbs sos*:aanta. ChaI’s move to protect the in /chee could eidtancc his pen:idlng among environ- to es, among th e fiercest merthe House leadership m uiblicans took control of G:1 1995. tionittahoochee has been thensistently by environ- Natiroups as o n e of the 6,60

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nothing Congress." .I. But R epublicans are de mined to shape that debate tl selves and have their own vei of bUls dealing with many ol

dioialo mate in teriangd mr history. Itcandioose , oritcandtoosepro^vss. 7 0 S must dedde.’: '

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that Congress is already mo' legislation on education, he ca re ..a n d .taxes,'" sa id B C h ris to p h e r Cox, R-Callf member of the House GOP li e rsh ip . “ We look 'fo rw art w orking w ith him w hen receives the bills."

A sked about Clinton’s c ment that Congress can cho either partisanship o't progr

s ‘greenway’nation’s most endangered riv iam an ly iKcauM of the esq dve growih of the Atlanra ores

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• Rn»,ives the president ince from boosting allbulpcrishcdonI sweeping tobacco ______in the GOP-con- ■ ■ ■ . These induded oking progroms,00,000 elementary rs and g ra n ts to -a re assistaoce.______scores of tiuc and

ign holdings and •n tossed onto the . p heap. Together » r Cigarette taxes t H ling cuu he want- 130 billion in new U fOesidenfproposea:----- ^1 2003 has so far ^ , raising questions H* vould pay for his phyjlc

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Florida resii ■ return to m( ; unscathed h: PALM COAST. Fl ; Tliree days after beui£ *by wildfires closing ; them , th e .40,000 ] ^Flagler County were ' re turn Monday and -woods and fields ch . most of their homes uti

Neighbors ran up*a . each other. Some stop] : fire trucks to thank th - ers who saved their hoi I “I love you guy; rMastropietroi-iold thei :• By early afternoon

• The entire county w• evacuated Friday foi

. ; four fires would mergi• : all the way to the Atlai

; By Monday morning, I l^ha'd m anaged to co > blazes, th o u ^ the tWc

-- lupsremained.• ■ About 97 percent of

:n Flagler County cs fires. Sheriff Robert

;s a id . At lea st -46 ho --'destroyed and 179 v

aged , and 49.000 a( scorched.

. The m ost heavily : areas, in the Matanz

_____ ,r,Bnd Indian Jialls-pan: Coast, looked like w ar; tb u rn e d 'o u t homes,

_1 _ • yhrds and not_a gret ;sigh'trA 't th e M atani

, - Golf Qub, trees were and the fairwaj's were I

Hugh and Geraldine - house was the only on

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. WASHINGTON — • ;th e ir conservative b:

. —-;Senat^«publicfln les digging in their heels or that does not seem ideo all: Who should be the

..__ . ... 'ambassador, to.a .tiny.I-'country most Americans find on a map?

With a land'mass smt th'e dty of Los Angdcs a center of no buming'di

_______dilemmas.-thii.GrandJLuxembourg would noc i provide the kinds of.issut as abortion or flag bumir would tAveak conservati

' ^ans.- But San Francisco ga< 'Jam es C. Hormel — P;

■...... -—Clinton’s choice as ambathe predom inantly Catholic country —

^enraged some conservati^ . that they ha\-e made iiis ;Iegisli!tiveprioritj‘.

As a result,, the nomii ridw sjnllcd in the Sena

thougli Republicans incr - .jire dix-idod as to how to

consen,-ative Sen. All :D’Amato, R-N.Y., fadng -rc-oloction campaign ir ■-with u large gay jjopi a-ocently endorsed I :Democrats, meanwhil ^■owud lu push aggressive

....... —up^»r-down-vo»*-in-th«• ahead, hoping at least to ;

.(he dispute.; It is.noi Hormel's dip ^•xperience that i s 'a i Luxembourg is tradilioi ■ )̂utpost foi-big campaign < :tors,.and Hormel qualifia ^ount because of his 520 'Democratic donations in ] 1996. And his resiime sl

: served as an alternate UJ sentative to the Slst UJJ. Assembly in 1 ^ 7 — a p

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nng driven out ng in around 10 people ofire allowed to m 3 W 9 nd found the '; charred but 5 unscathed. - p'and hugged lopped passing k the Grefight- homes.

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threat .of. flare-

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— To court S lst U.N.! base, key Commission i leaders a re - . • R atherrth

s on an issue the faa that deolofycal at who comes f he next U5. family tliat m ly.Europeoiu >-ood has acti\ ans could not.. to fund gay i

ment would smaller tlian openly gay 1 esand at the • history, whi« g diplomatic detractors di id-Duchy-of ■—dent-setting.!! lot appear to' Hbrmel’s a isufs —such videotapes i ming — that feature omi .•ative poUti- ‘graphics and i

' participatini gay activist pride parade i— President •• Frandsco. Th< nbassador to ■' laughingat iti ly Roman And-Cathol— has so. nomination, ative groups unfit to be an ; liis defeat a “I don't thii

__majority_vi«i.mination is ' -said Sen. Rob« enate, even one of three s increosingly a “hold” on thI to proceed-------Also On theAltonse M. from a docum ing a tough 65, partly fui 1 in a state • aaivists are » lopulation, diildren aboui I Hormel. "It's a pro hilc, have liim,” said S dvdy for an ‘ Sens. Tim Hut -the-weekfr——Jameft^NL-Inhj to spotlight lidy blocking

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at issue. . Hormel’s ai< tionally an Secretary of ^ron tnbu-* Schultz, whe iHcs on Uiat administratioi 5209,950 in • wife, retired in 1995 and Hormel Tucl e shows he ' defended Iijm U5. repre-.■ to “live what

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meet UT he U nited Way o

. 5400,000 fund-raisini “■pipe dream. But it dot

This fa ll’s cam paij one-third more mone: ous c a m p a i^ has ra go al w a s a m uch S3D O ,000-yetthecar Pledges were just ovei

W hat m akes Uriiti th ink they can organ in g g a ^ in a s i ^ e ye

^ e x p la n a tio n , b u t th e re ’s a b e tte r reaso n . U n ite d Way le a d e rs Icnow th a t M agic V a lley re s i dents can and should m ee t th a t 5400,000

This area s support of the U nited Way is tra d it io n a lly w eak. W hile o th e r Idaho CO monly coU ea 56 or 57 y ^ ^ ^ e Magic Vallej

A United ^Vay comp—-----rable-U ;Sr communi ti'

la r conclusion. This ar United Was is a frocti

------- : la r communities giw.That doesn’t mean \

pie are stingy. \Ve give charities o ther than U

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Ttmcs-A’cttvediiorial for ■ But the editorial July 1,

plishcd just such guffaw■ al gavQ R (urthetaccouni

of 5250,000 or so to Ben gra^ng rights to 12,000 c 250,000 that are Bracket

One wonders where th those grazing rights cami rights are on public land the people. Grazing right

........ tered or changed. Grazlnincreased, decreased or > use. The Bracken grazini /\ir Force range is appar< and requires an odjustmicurreni u se - ............

— - - Mr, Brackett isbeingd IngTights which he does' private use of public proj does not owfi.anjthing th transferred. The people ( rights can be bought and lached to u ranch proper grazing rights can be ina

■ crease4 depending on th< administration of the lan now comes the giggles fn affair.

. . ■.. “Tlfc fact that Bracket! legislative assistant in Se office is meaningless. Noi believes that Jani Bracke ence on her dad's behalf. ton."

Well, of course not, Mr. The Timcs-Ncws editorii

' for a moment about their Republicans and allowed be published that was cri

.. and Kempthone (can you ̂ critical alM of the amoun

was being paid.for the gr After that editorial, I Oi

phones rang of the hook, dzing a solid Republican two of our most fiscally n

• members of the Unit'wl S According to The Times

don schedule, Mr. Brackc or so was modest A $3,0C

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Mnunity-e;JnitedWayr of M a d e VaUey’s ftUl ising gotU m ay b e a chari doesn’t have to be. Th<laign goal is ab o u t pie omey than any pi«vi- don’traised. L ast year’s Auto

ch m o re m o d e s t giviî , campaign fell ^hon. Mo)ver 5280,000. efficiriited Way le a d e rs raise;janize-a 40 percent onlyi^ a r ? ^ ■ ' fund-

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e the value forame from. Grazing .md still owned by . . ,ights can be al- ” 13*0izing rights can be...........Sribor withdrawn from Roadzing rights for an ' wiYiteparently a new use, area citmem from the don’t..................................-U zed.1

jg deprived of graz- Resor)cs not OTvn. It is a “ ■ in Milproperty. Brackett countR thatisbeing. sonSttie do. Grazing mobilmd sold, as at- long, iperry perhaps, or ing loiincreased or de- on thtI the bureaucratic childrland. In any event, It \vs from this whole closed

causekett’s daught^ is a—' up skiI Sen. Lany Craig's' MinidNobody seriously' snow ickett wields influ- cess oialf in Washing- them ]

In conMr. Editor. Howelorial staff forgot , ^̂ 'h«leir addiction to we stoved an editorial.to pop ai; cridcal of Craig does.vyou imagine thatl), Don’tount of money that in Bur! grazing righ t Of coiI am sure the Let’ok. My Gawd, criti- that wamfamily.and •• youwiy responsible TV, M‘d States Senate: choiccmc^yVcIx«contribu- mountickett, your 53,000 N .^),000 contribution ' Rup

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ay’s$400,011 u se of th e U nited Way’s aritable approach, rh e United Way offers donor } of advantages that o ther cl n*t. Fqr one thing, it’s conv itom atic t>ayroll deduction: in g easy and painless, viore im portant, the United 'icien t. N early all of th e mi ses stays in ^he Magic Vail ly a small fractidiiiS consul i^ t^ g n g

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ERS—.5250.000 return is better, than.' tes.More power to ihe Bracketts fot ly bringing out that patronage s s. a n d ! (hink patronage sliould hough it is a Rood idea when if i s amoutlt th ^ the patronage be led, as The Times-Scua has ihad itly done.XOYDJ. W/VLKER rwin Falls

ilntain Howell Canyon acciinbw removal of the HowcU Ca ad has been quite an issue this Iter and wcms to be a continui a of debate. What many peopi t’t realize, is that this road is ni id-byohc patrons of Pomerelle sor^only. It is useci by many pe Vlinidbka,'CaMia arid Twin Pal inties. I belong to the Mount H 1 Snowmobile O ub, where w e ! bile in the Pomerelle area sill i g, as countless others do. The j lot below the ski area is alway the weekends. People lake the Idren up there and tube as wel t would be a tragedy to see this Hid to wu tlie taxpayers to use 1 ise of some crybabies thtft neve skiing or snowmobtling. Out he lidoka County, the taxpayers p w removal on county roads tha s only one family. Should we m m pay for theiroivn.snow remc :ontrast, thousands of people u: weU Canyon Road each winter. iTien we head up to Mount Hai stop in Rupert to gas up and b' > and lunch items,,as everyone :s who skis, snowmobiles pr tut I’t you think this benefits busii iuriey, Rupen, Declo and Albii M)urse it does,c t’s keep access to a beaudful t we can all enjoy if we choose I want to stay at home and vnit«, Mr. Vaughn Peterson, that's y ice. For me,Tm headed to the iintains.—I.MARIAFASSETT ’ upert

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TERS-----Thiswas aw onder- attltidtizeris of R iipen herei^d. The square has Alliful facelift, as have miUcof th e c i ^ . , ried.Jve feature of the ..... lisadcwas the num ber of ' now Iid the fact that nlzed’.families attending • workmd that th e Rer progi0 become an aimu- • comn hly activities 'Thi r the summer ̂ ' ' in^L

p rid eslle Allred and ' mlssi gers, Steve-Bairas, are g' me Rutschke have gidiii: ch this renewal pro- , cKanj eir complex issues .' * area, to deal with. The- Wh inistration has peopling in Brian Mont- work inistrator. Brian . In. thi tt to finally get the : canh rejects tha t haye' Rupe rs.IherB is& new ... —RU1 and a new can-do' Ri^

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n a g e d c aleviate public concerns. Other lown a willingness to accept m ation of health insurance as lo dudS^free'm ai’kct’̂ provislo: edical savings accounts (MSA: e basically IRAs for health cai send'up-Hitharehealth-care'* (c the Kenhedy-Kassebaum bl 196.This l e g a tio n gave the fedei nment unprecedented power i te what private health insuran cover. Many Republicans wer skepddil of the proposal, but nsed the public was becoming aied with th e insurance indust ey needed wiis an excuse to ca D “market oriented" - in this c lot MSA program - and diey w ady to approve another federa )n into the health-care system. Meanwhile, health-insurance \ ns have shot up by 150 percem rcent in some states due to tht drements of the new l a ^ and i imber of uninsured A^en'cins s tb grow. As for the MSAs tha n c h ^ the deal, they have prcr iS popular than expected; only Udes have-been 'Sold ourof a'l 0,000, according to the only of: § j5 pon oh the subject. Instead of w d^ng time on a cc el to Kennedy-fUssebaum,_Co s a chance to try health-care n th blockbuster potential. The I ing families - not employers c lunent - ownership of health ir ce. As soon as families are fre< ive a health plan they don’t Ilk oose a new one, frustrations w: maged care will-disappear:....

^ rr te Gavora is a healthgrams and the quality of life nmunlty.'' ‘*hls whole process has been t piring to behold. There is 'rsi de and h o ^ in town that has ising before. More and m ore; ! getting involved and m om a ning to keep making more pc mges in the city and sum>un< a. ■. " •.Vhen enough concerned com iple dedde to get busy and 9 rk to make some positive cha heir community, amaiing thi I happen - it is happening nv pftrt.'. .V.;,.;lliSSH G LLA N D -~r:i-w _ . lupett • ■

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ederal gov- vertoclic-- • * • irance had ' ■ were initial*- but they ; J lingfrus- Justly. All • • ’ b the tiiscasea 'y sywere • i leral in cru- em. ,ice premi- cent to 600 •J the re-indthe______ _anscontm -'’ t that .i ’ proven fa r i" mly 22,000 fa'possiblff^""'*^ y offidal

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’’ Cosfiy's B o n T ^ n is " I defense said police a m wrongmto.']'CMJ7y and'Hts ftunily'i in court for the first Om (he trial as prosecutors defense presented closi

.. ments M o re tbe c a » we jury late in the cby.,

“E nnis Cosby had ts . beautifu l ca r, a watch ' defendant saw an oppoi Deputy District Attomi IqsbUs s a i d . g o e s up :

—- to taka pl'opei ty-but-gets: ..1‘H e shoots th e gun a away."• Ennis C o s^ , 27. a vac

''graduaOB'Stadent from CS

Mark&isev, a Ukrainli ^ t with a history of gar tions and a previous bn tbe law, was arrested ne m onths la ter . He was ( with murder and robbeiy.

r*When this all happe wtere shocked about w kiUed." Ingalls said, “soi and Mrs. < ^ b y . soineon< grew up with. ^ The rmi of this-aim e. If we were over, with a flat tire do wi bull’s eye on our back for s

pnD efense a tto rney 1

.Hawkins urged jurors “no sider the media coverage celebrity of Ennis Cosby’a _ J t’s noL just-your.gut r You have to look at the e and questions raised by dence.". Hawkins and attorney

Hall pointed out what was from, (he prosecution’s cas gerprints, eyewitness ide tion and any evidence { M arkhasev a t th e scene

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JASPER,Texas (A P )- white men were indicted I tal murder dtarges Mbnda alleged hate-sIaying>of.«

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Two se p a ra te indicti " issued by a Jasper CounQ

i ^ . accuse the three suq kidnappfiig and~kiUmg~ Byrd Jr. on June 7 on a-ru Texas road.

Named in one indictmi John William King. 23. of and Lawrence Russdl Bm of Sulphur Springs. A a indictment names Shawn Beny. 23. of Jasper.

T he suspects rem ain , without bond in what autl call a radally motivated All three have prison recoc authorities have.said a t let wear tattoos of white racist

- sdsed from their homes.Tbere.Will be tio atraig

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( H arriet ■not to con.lAe and the CamiUe, in a b /J fimily. counroom, flat u reaction. ters, Enka an le evidence d irectly n e jl by the evi- Ingalls said i □ev Henrv defendant esse«ism iS !2 -case — fin. jail referringidendfica- ,ce putting . r ^ e letters

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Associated Pres tment are . Beaumont It , of Jaq>er- *tLum" Hawth Srewer.31. m urt Monday A second retained to defi iwn Allen Hawthorn said I

toplndinnbcei tin jailed . tovestigators luthoriUes . accepted a ride :ed crime. ashewalkedho scordsand bridal shower. 1 I least two' - that instead of > cist prison the men drove: ! also was— area,- bea t hii , • ' , >. behind Berry’s ■aignment 'down a bumpy beearliest^ ' town! '

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one ters are everything in scenchgalls saidL.and went she hta tm en ts sudi as: “It could

h i t e s ^ : k m a nlal d a te is. January ITBsper County Sheriff «.I f convicted, the sus-’ ' Olface the death penal- ^

C ounty D istrict swly James Cray coi^d CoItely be reached lor Eattom eys for Brewer ’ Eirid-7iot re tu rn telc^— ̂ ~ btbBsages from The- uttress. iw t law yer Joseph C. .rthora notified the ' ' N«ay th a t he has been Colefend Beny at trial • }iaid.^.cp(peaed.Beny________cen t.: _ .>rs believe Byrd, 49. • ade from tbe suswcts '[home from a niece's n

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er case with the h dp of an ela lie chart, pointing anmvs of gi jw ard th e d efen d an t. S lowed Markhasev’s picture rt ) a composite draw ing of t aier and said;*'That is the'def anL" . . .During the (rial, th e defer

iggested that police arrested i Ttlnp irmn flnrt pointed fini t Ell Zakaria, one of two od ebple with M arkhasev a t t me. The defense also keyed

» was s«king'from a tabloid The prtMecudon presented oi ie eyewimess from the killi «ne. Stei^uinie Crane, who s le had a date with Ennis CosI wid r»( i d e n ^ Mukhasev.

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nts of ^ billion and lu ^bo> vidual snokers* cast •guilt witf? mixed results.

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Political Si -ns on Monday . . 6nh that tlididates of the loserintheutionary Party, This we<1 the governor. was the PIlem states of governors]i Durango. wide>margip lete restUts Even then,u t Party of the Ricardo tkm, or PRD^in reformer vanor^ office iri . partyeariie teofZacatecas. . . The mossaid the r e ^ ts three goveritorial corite^ Chihuahualopment of-a Action Paiicy.in Mexico, trolled sinaiate ^election didajtc Pap

ipe for reform- ' with 77 pc Avhosaythe counted.

Ives’ modier die;rhe mother of oIHcial of t̂inese sdentists Livestock Riirst cow dones The 6-yeaionday, a day days earlier

said. Ones being per* pounds ande the cause of compared \ndstssoid. cowofSSpcsd twin dones Four oth<)ne wasrecei\'- with embryi[ler a nutrient dition and \aiu Morita, an • birth on Auj

lake predieci1 (AP) — . quake ,expeians have left TV Mohdajocking up on dents. 'hose with nei- But callerns are simply tion from vil

complainecY a man in had been dverful earth- looking for j! Tehran this the wei^cnder has spread “They’re edty ef 10 mil- ing if we ha

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Eiy Dignadice, a.29-yeai seaman, was also drunk Sui when he took a microphone b elted out.n.Iocal song ti “R e m e m b e ? ^ e “ out of ti drawing jeers from 10 men

5 panie-in Iranam ed Lubomir M lnarovj who predicted that an earthqi of magnitude 5 or more would the capital this month, prob on July 10 or 13.

Trying to be helpfu l, embassy faxed the letter to F oreign M inistry in Tehi which sent it to the presid who passed it on to seismoloi at Tehran University. Somel the letter leaked out.

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-------o n -$ 7 ,^ bond, accdhii]documents.

Jerom e police offici Haskell was on p a tro l; a js . Sunday when he S] ap p a ren tly d istresse standing near the roadwi

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tion the women, one ot tl m an had po in ted a gi Haskell asked where the

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rgerome County Btened a locu liySundaywas anaggravated ecorossay. -^ 3 S .w u h e ld M ^ P I le Coun;y Jailrdihg to court L 3 | ^ »

ficer J e ffe ry -ol a t about 2- ̂e spotted two ' ssed wom en dway.Sdavic?ped to ques* u them said a I gun a t h e r . them anw as, le was in a car thescene. le car, which i^ a r d a , and

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In la l ' b u H * andmm 'i . Raymundo-VOl - —Carlson ha oraiereite selvM cand

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P 4n.M bn^ speak a t 7 ' - iHte counc Centennial n&lres ;o ai be H erre tt state to gauj Sdences a t applicants, :oIlege o f groupwiUal!

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IN FAIXS - A sweeping deve )sal for a new'Albertson^'FocN inanim ously approved by t dl M ond^. - '»new store will b e built non

liiTOSngfflue Lakes Bouleyar piscopal Church of the Ascehi slian House restaurant stand to< ertson’s agreed to add a thir i lane on Blue Lakes from J le to the Uockbuster video stoV

ittty" Smitli adds coioni Sonday to i his Msnd Mark MaUn, m r of /

d eclare f B u r le )iryHahnurawtWar • jSty

E Y - Two local magis- ^«es. a Minidoka Cowty f |and a Twin Falls attor- 1 3s applied to fill Cassia Ka Judidal vacanor, left by • Lxith of D istrict Ju d g e ' TOCnuia ta jr.. ....... . I.Jntta te judges i i i r y R .~ •nd N«tSan> r-Higer, 1 ^do Pena and M onte ' U ghave declared them* ' lf% indldates, said R obenxecuthre director of the moUdalCouDdL Ih e dead- . ^ippUcants passed a t 5 can

• Milm di w ill.se^ question- an<I a t t b m m across the' Ma nigB opinians about die ' . kts, Hamlin said. The decalso adc fw public com- ties

dua background checks qdc'teytfaegah^dweipub- add

iihcU can t ^ m m e n d Cari p p lion ta to Gov. Phil ih e w D tfwa^appofat'doe to-.— t

■ '■ . BQOI>n 21 y e a n as a local' and ^ l i e b a s a p p t i e d to - W « 6p to.district Judge

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•• Falls," s a id ;lOrth qf th ? ^ , practice .is in r n ^ A^.the ... Albertson’s;.. paromialso.. , . -^.Llncoln^iiHH|ing rT̂ -iiia B.».lnn 'Mrtg*Wariyard, where v e b to avoji %hsion and -narrow resio« i today. , Developm hird north* mises up fro m-Addison “n o " -a n d k noVe;italso - m a l plan is pi

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moved the cobcew Into the cr nal coumtxin byW oering a c c a t e _ ^ b e t w ^ Jesus D m i Miniddka County for a auOw ( and sen tencing in the -Bit Margan Jr. murder case. '

Medicating and a rb itn tin dedding disputes after both i ties agree .to the process - J opened a new world, Carh ndd̂ ''.' ?Tve really ^ o y « d it,*̂ si

Carisoo, who alao has represeni IheTiiaea-Newaaslataicounsi

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:^Ntftfaar Duff i w t l ^ OM^ VKiiedlate Monday aftm oon

D uff Ik th e JuvenU e cot ud«e tor Cassia and Uinldo ounrtej t He was twom in a t t ^ ^ o n 9 9 2 . - I e a ^ Ms Riip

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le a lO-foot-deep landscaped Jusystreetn’s concessions weren’t enoi ersistant critic of the plan./e too'large‘and too aihbiti m ro n the busiest stree t in d Steve Lincoln, a dentist i immediately north of the a t-:,'

Did Blue Lakes and barrel Icendal strfcets instead, srs rarely offer their best cq ront, so the coundl should keep voting “no" - until ar presented, Lincoln said.

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iated into gunfir local m an In the

[fstVy; tliree others in Ja : a police report.

.■S S ! ' Troy O ttenger ‘ able, was involv<

ment with some c a home a t 4S1 T

tC>lhi said Twin FaUs t iS V : Mildon.

-- &.was no t y e t i Q^al* what the men hac

over, bu t police i >p«». when the others 1

they told Ottehgi going to come bad place up,'*.Mildonj

B deli- ^ about 4 ajn.,

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have a big hook n o u ^ 10 dniied. “(Alben;

to see if the fish Sitlous a “Are thisy bitij in Twin ' the coundL

tt whose In th e end , « o d sting- request on 6-0 > : .......; absent. App:

ffii8HirF====”d B S r w t ^ ^ ^el down Also Monday.

,cussion about ra a^p ro * S6.4 million wor lUd vote at the sewage tre an opd-

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of Sacood Avmm North Md She nHh staitfd pHntlnc the m i^ a

:gun attact ...... vehideter house ^---------------------- off. RS - A n argument Ottencn Twin FaUs esca- raised]iire , landing one, gesturethe hospital and . But (Jail, according to man iii

- who J(er, a^e unavail* reportslived m an argu> Kimbere other men near foraweL Third Ave. W., Ottens PoUce Sgt. Jim • run aw;

out of t!itknown.&fonday gun,MtlMd been arguing Poli«e were told that twice, wrs left the scene, bade wiQger they “were g a i^ ea c k a n d ^ t t h e said,m said. Itw asn., a dark-colored shot wa:

e deriiesi ftigatorat• d y H aleyt - '_____ two won

verify B.Judge-Moiiday----- the tim eBd r^ b e ry sus*'' has been C fo r a court* ■ . “TheV d invtsdgatbrat' .to pron Expense. • • h a v e > « v id H aley, th e • of the rol ror Ervin Binani, Haley ! 1 has asked him faces a n ibi defense, but in prison locate witnenes - Invesdgai bL^------- :----- -----expense ,

Bvenience store I f tbe «nue in Burley cap on a f a b ^ ^ i n . ; . SSOOatle

Mbood. s t w e d an ia l date has f ie d u B l

iCOuntv' she cann_ .B n in i . .

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IS gonterinTwi]nder discussion Monday “shoi » k on it -with a worm." he ci enson's offidals) are down h<ish are biting?........................siting?" Uncoln pointedly ask

i , th e council approved tl •0 vote; councilman A n Frar ip p ro ^ rame wiA a lone 11«

ong a n a in i^ 'a c c e » ay, ;he coundl resumed a d : raising sewer rates to pay f vorth of needed improvemer treatnfrat plant. ,

Pfease see ALBERTSON'S. Page i

urr MUMT/TtaSboehone Straat In Twin Fab.J a wtek ago. ustng Mlevar

c k l e a v e side was seen approaching the se with its headlights turned

Rieports say . th a t when en se r spotted th e ca r, he id his hands in an apparent lire of surrender. MUdon said, u O ttenger then spotted a ill the front passenger’s seat

10 police haN-e identified in n s as Gary Eldredge. 22, of, berly. - apparently reaching weapon, MUdon said.-

tenger turned and started to away as Eldredge jumped »f the car, armed with a ̂ t - Mildon said. - - lice beUeve Eldredge Hred V wounding Ottenger in the with one shot and hitting a

ge with the other, Mildon

ivBS not known what type of was fired from the weapon

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t c o u n t y ’?ley-said th ree witnesse's,^ w m ei\ and one m an, can f Binam’s whereabouts a t

sen unable to lodite'dieBL ■ • e .V d tn e s ^ .s ^ d be able: 9ve Mr. Bin am could toot been p resra t a t the «ceee robbery,” H ^ said. - ey pointed out that a maximum penalty of Ufe ion. Haley wanted to hire igator Ray Jarvis a t county' * a r J w i^ -S a r^ • S ^ 5 -a n — Ilm 3Q,cents im ltei - — ■ tbe.court would'require a .

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. who pleaded guUty tl 7 ' of methampbetamin*

May WiU anend Gene rehab ilita tion wori Seattle,

e S3 Lany Dale Funk, ̂. tenced to four to sev

prison Monday. The has been suspendec

" * Funk^successfuUy coi MH Genesis House drug

oon program.H Prosecutor Rick Boi■ recom m ended this■ ' mainly for the protea■ — ety." Should Funk,■ o ffen d er with ' an■ record, fail lo comple■ gram for any reason,

sentence.willbeimpos■ Funk’s attorney, pul■ e r H. W. Manning, a■ agreed with statem e K , p re -^ te n c e r e p o n ;■ Funk can't be rehabilii■ “He.did a good prc H two years, until he g<■ d ru g s," Manning■ “Methamphetamine Ij■ munity is almost as eai■ bumminga dgarette."■ . ’ Maiming said Funk■ ten ce re p o rt was■ “unique report in n■ ence."■ “I was appalled at■ hood, a t the level of■ abuse Mr. Funk was ■ - undergo," he said. •■ Manning said that d■ background, Funk di■ p roba tion fo r two yi M .„. s u rted ,h is o ^ n busi■ owned and operate!■ Wash and Repair on H■ n e a r^ u p e n until his■ . Jan^9.■ [^“H e ^ a ^ o o d me

■ Manning hopes Gene* will ^ v e Funk t ^ t he M . “tranadon into a posiC

Seattlearea." t .

rEmesJV«waa/fum'te:------ liaafy am bt readied in_ 677-4042.

; 1 woundle or from what range Otten,' his prison '>pesed____________pubUc defend- S. said he dis* im ents in the )r t suggesting

probation for e got back on lin g said, le in our com- i easy to get as ce."Link's pre-sen- 15 th e most R my experi-

a t his child- I of paren tal vas forced* to

at despite his k did a good D y ea rs , and)usiness.-He..____u e d L arry ’s n Highwa>* 24 his arrest on

m echanic."_____

Genesis House t he needs to osition in the

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d e dOttenger was

d in fair con- lagic VaUey alter.re s te d on a d battery, as

. ■ted as home- i.ad iarg eo f ' t aggravated

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ldeclaro(La moratoriun m ovem ent of o lder

, homes, to allow time t< mobile home ordinance.

A new state law lillo' rehabilitadon of oldeii homes w ent into

....... • * 'Wednesday, but the d ireceived all the infom

; needs from the state.■ As a Jesuit, the dry oi

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. er 120 days' to draft and mobile home refurbishi

, 'nance.In other business:

, • The coundl will hoi ;lic hearing to consider

YellowscYELLOWSTONE NA'

PARK, Wya(AP) — -niR______bears digyng roots just

•Mammoth Hot Sprmi tourists agog as Yelk

' ' . Nadonal Park rangers a tried to keep both bears pie safe.

Crowds gathered as the vear-old siblings spent mu past week digging within hundred yards of the'l

' along Swan Lake Flats.. . , It was a hectic scene..

For obttuwy ntes and Info betwMfi 2 and S p.m. Sti CM be ptocwd until 5 pjn.

CXnias, Wfi Elsie Harper

Els'ie H arper..age Fr.flay. July 3: 1998, i

___ _ :_Wash. . . .Sne was b0 held loday at ihe Summers itaifWomd in Mountain Home, igomenls are under ihe direc- Jf Ihe Summers Funeral Home. . irion was born Ocl. 13.' 1912. " alloy, 10 Weston T. and Ada I. Si)o attended schools in y: Soon atier graduaiing from' ay High School, sho met a g tores! rangernamed Edward - r. and ihey wore married in . Their first home was Ihe Polo, k Ranger Station, where she many fond memories. During' eariy married years, they lived Iwa.ukee. Wis.. Kentucky and gton, Va. While living back she was emptoyed as a bus

r for a.lime &nd also enjoyed g ol her experiences as the r ol a trolley car When they >ed 10 Idaho in tho late I960s. . rnado their homo in Mountain e'and ran a laxt service tor iral -years. Marion will bo imbered lor her love ot:ani-

music and an , Sho was /n as ihe ’Humane Society * and look care ot many lost Or elesB'animals ot all kin