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Nil HollneH tha Dalai I hts HealInK Addrai* Su sary of the S a p t .U tn
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3unlop the fuurtli iwriter Sept. U tcm------------------------ With the J- Walking toward his foreheadm ust h aw felt die lligli School0.000 eyes upon ihc Dalai La
American fl lere wave of his die stadium
flash of tliat fa- to half mast the Dalai lam a lim so fb ep t
Uclpation ripplinE "Those v crowd of 10.000 awayfeelyo ly awaiting his ar- Lama said.
To ease ilie gesture would impacted b; ughout I Us Moli- the loved or h. "A Heaiing Ad- ihose trau ered in I lailey on event shouli
10,000 paople wait In anticipation Iday afternoon at tho Wood River H ay. Tho Dalai lama's mossago of c ilveraaryofthoS«pt.lltra<ody. I
hla exhortations to paaca and con
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•ANS — Workers here were ash Sunday, a small miracle ilrcumstanccs. The airport go trafQc. A bullhorn-wielding relief workers in a chorus of
ce."weeks after Hurricane Katri-1. the day was maiked by signs ness was beginninK to lift in city. Wiiile the find toll from
em ains imknown. there were ew Orieans had begun to tirni
le dcan ing of the streets. You
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ilal Lama |ok»s wtth membots of 1 >SundayatthoHaUeyKIfhScho< L tragedy, noted the need for con
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ill anniversary of die lie saiilerrorist attacks. the vie lie sun llgiitiy bussing , "IVyeadatdieW oodR iver liis l!clool football stadium. huUd yi Lamtf noted that the Then flag at dte back of that luum had been lowered of sufl"!la s t to honor tlie vie- tual a rcp t. 11. bctane wlio have passed homel
r r pain." the Dalai rising prcvai]
«; die suffering of all Hollncd by tliat terrible day. ment ii ones left behind and aftenvraum atized by the a norDuld not tum to anger, since.
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Jon ot the arrival of tha seem< I, HI0I School fooltiU ''«*■ o to .n ip M .I« ... ln c lt ly. His Holiness has do- Ihlsts and non-Bud- audlc compassion. Uieir;
leginstolilsee d ie people coming out," teer \vith die bullhorn, Nc
> "The people aren't as afraid I • Flowers, deployed by die S I Convention, stood in die h ' truck on Canal Sueet. lead f fighters and relief workers il
Ated by the exuberant honl ■ neartiy.I "This Is a sign of progress t leans rcskiem Linda Ib^or,I Im prom ptu gathering. "I ‘ couldn't and any church ser I people have gadiered t
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If the madia durln| a press confi tool arena' Tho address, on tho t ompasston In tha world.
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aid. Anger \sill not bringnctims of Sept. 11 back. h' Vy to rebuild yoiir home,"Holiness said, " iry to re- aii your life." si le Dalai Lama admittedhe. too. knows somediing aitfl-ering. In 1959, tlie splri- Wand temporal leader ofTi- a|in Buddhists fled his K11‘land o rn b e t after an up- dg by his people failed to aiail over the Chinese. His irness established a govern- nIt In exile in India shortly c:\vards and lias advocated p onviolent solution ever
Hverse cro agether foiMictwlle Dunlop ie»N«ws writer
I/MLEY — You miglit tliink y a d e fe a te d follower would lid in Unc nearly six hours to ir a Buddhist leader speak.Int. the Dalai Lama'^ppear*— :e in Hailey on Sunday m ed to transcend many bar- rs. bringing b e lieven .and ibclievers together for a ssage on compa.ssion. Wliile Idng for the address tobegin'. lienee m embere discussed ir reasoning for attending.
ft from dtt," said d ie volun- Norman Flowers.
! Southem Bapdst I bed of a pickup idling policc. Ore- i in song, puncm- ink of a file truck
?ss." said New Or- IL A w W ir, gestivingjit d ie M y S H
urvices. This Sun- 1 together to wor-
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"We never lose our spirit, he sa id ." Wc never lose hope.'
A m essage of compassloi and ho p e is w hat tlic event sponsor in tended to provide.
M onths ago, KirU Sokolof an Investm ent strategist ani Wood River Valley residem approached Gov. Dir kem pthom e about bringin die Dalai Lama to Idaho for a address. l=or Sokoloff. die tim ing w as crucial — he felt dii m ankind had reached a criti cal po in t in time, a tippin point for com passion. Ths
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Just ask Peter llobergc al the Dalai Lama's appeal.
A resident ofTYiumph, Id: ; llobergc arriv-ed at 5:-)5 < i and took his spot as die fir , line, entertaining diose dial
lowed wilh his juggling, though he doesn't practice E
'— aiilsjTnroh^rc<rTKognia*d ' im portance o f die event.: "I dilnk 9/11 is a very sig * cant dm e to see him,” Rob ‘ said.: “I think there's a tremcnc j am ount of natural beauty 1
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names onth 4th anniversThe Associated P;ess
NEW YORK-W eei tives marked tlie anni' the Sept. 11 attack Sui prayers, solemn remei unci heartfelt messagi dead brothers and sisi site wlierc Uie WoridT ter collansed in a ni( cloud of dust and di years ago.
In a ceremony lasti dian four liours. mort relatives read the nar 2.749 victims wlio di
i trade center. Several b I to die sky after readlt , onesiiujne,vviiiJcuuii I m icrophone sobbint ; held up photos of ti j ones.I “We miss you Chiui !. love you: your bo>N 1 remember." Peggy ' I toldherbm dier. H rel j William Gadiariiii, wl I when he died at the t I ter.
■Pte ceremony caiii i ricane Kittrina left /
once agitin struggling tastropiiie that c.iiigli lion unprepared am zens dead and grievii
: Michael Bloomberg 0 I ceremony with words
lence for those dev;• the hurricane.i In New Orleans,! flreflghters helping w
lief effort gathered I makeshift memorial : fallen comrades, acc ' gift o f a hell ftom
church whose steepl ' stroycd in the ston I workers in RUoxi. Ml
\ \ i I break from seurchii •'J \ storm's missing to
; those \n1io died on St irit." For the local epe." ; workers, honoring ^lon York comrades u h i ent's : witii dieir own destn de. particularly import; jloff. ' we can relate," sai and , Biloxi Fire Ciiicf Kirk:
icnl. At ground zero, tiu Dirk the dead t'choed acr( ging : one liy one.)ra n "You're taking caa*tim- heaven but someihi diat together." liiani I'i
crid- clicking up and niisii ping to die sky in menii That younger brother, a f
m ent paramedic, ge A2 -My hij, sister, niy
life will never be the i out you." Holando M
O C I to Yvette Moreno, w ' for a brokerage in
tower,„ As the nam es v^ , w vepingm oum enili
rami) to n refleciinj; . , pool at die floor c
L-abouC; !* ic h remnlns lim . ' , . . four years after die ai . Idaho, Uies filled tiie water 15 a.in, ange and wllow rt
shaking as tlKyinsci ■ cations on the wood
die pool,
m om entsol'silenccj - , . the time at wliich a h s'B^in- ; liner crashed into loberge ,owen at 9:03 a.m„ d
• a second plane stmc endous ' at 9:59 a.m„ ty here, south towvr fell: an PafieA2' 3.tn,. when the si-c
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cepUig rcla- niversary of iunday witli lembnuices iges to their iistersatUie 1 Trade Cen- niglitmarish debris four
sting longer are tlian 600 ames o f die died a( die U)Icw kisses Jing a loved
ing. Several their lovc-d
iulie and we 4 will always ; Ciarbarini e Lt. Cliarles who wus 4A e tnide cen-
u n easH u r- Americans
igw itliaca- • gilt tlie na* j nd left cid- ^viiig. Mayor ; opened the dsofcondo-.■ViLstateti by »
i. New York , with tiie re- d around a lal for their ■ccepting the m a nearby :ple was de- jm i. Rescue ,Miss,, took a liing for the J remember Si'pt. 11. emergency
U tiieir New hile dealing itnic'tioii was rtant, "Now iiiid D eputy !rk N'offsinger. liie naint*s of cross (lie site
la* of us from ilay we ll lx*I'iores said, isjng her face nii)r>' of her 1 fire depart- |
ly belter halt. le siune with- Moreno said wild workeil 'in llll- north
were reiid. liUtl down a
llg memorial of the site,
tiiallv eniptv t• attai-k. i-ani- ;r with red, or- roses. s{»me
scribed ditii- oden wige of
paused for__________c at H;4lnrrn‘: ihijaikctljet- 0 the no rth j, the m om ent 'lick the south ii„ wlien the and at 10:29 econii tower
nuesCoast Guard searchers ‘return to a boM after searching a'honte forsurvhorsln ‘ iNew Orleans {OR Sunday.
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: could accelenjie the 3 process." he said T h e “ is pumping station six.
is ou r most po\verful m d I am understanding Tk Sl about ready toga" city's main wasiewaier :nl farfity will be run- con Monday, said Sgt. john
n engineer vritinheCali- Jational'GuardV ■ making progress.” aid. "This building was . rater yesterday." f**®' 1 Smith, a voluniecr fire- "op Irom Baton Rouge. saU ^ nofprogress that people .1 are now in New Orleans he dty's rccovery are h id in g people gel didne they n eed Sndtii ^ 'eople wlw haven't been grt prescriptions filled ®dd
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c com m ander of activc oops-en raged 'ln 'hun i— « « U efto k ia JN ^ Ia teE d l- s^c ic num ber of dead would n in tcck of a lot lower" than the tial prejectiorts of 10.000 S re. Recovery of corpses me: ied Sunday the;3 S ’ -Face the Nation.’ a te r asked Americans to take wai hurricm e evacuees and ikx
;unite them witii their sea s. 'And tiiere's l i ^ i at the r the tunnel here." he His
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- H annah Rainey. lackson mitii and Alex Price — sal near le front of the line having ar- vcd an hour before. To pass the mc. the tiuee ran down their rop 5" lists — the top five ands tiiey w ^ i to see in con- jn and ihe top five countries leywrant to ^ I t .“This hSs been one of m y
reams to see him,* said Alex rice. *So. I can cross It ofT m ySt."Rainey looked forward lo
scaping from the scenes of adness and desperation left eh ind by Katrina and ab - Drbing a positive message for change.Eari Cook, of Boise, also noted
IC timeliness of His Holiness’s isit after Hurricane.Katrina. k»k serves as area director for oka Gakka International in
luddhism, a form of Buddhism 3unded in lapa it Cook will par- idpate in the meeting tiie Dalai om a will have with 100 Idaho cliglous leaders on Wednesday.
"The timing is just Impecca-
Message _:ontlnMdfrocnAlnom ent was made tiiat m uch norc-phutai by tiie recent e f - ects o f Hurricane Katrina.
“Where tiiere Is grcat soirow. herc m ust always be ^ e a t lope." Kempthomc said on iunday.
“I'm proud tiiat Idaho can be h c placc where this tipping a n Uike place." Kcmptnome ;aid
SokolofT told audience m em- Krs at the nationally televised iddress thal they should ahvays em em ber the Dalai Lama's nessagc.
"You were present when the m erarjh lftcdon tiie plnncl.*he lald^W c ore now at the bcgbi- ling of what can be known as h e compassion century."
Sokoloff asked audience n c m b e n to raise tiid r hands If hey felt tiiey were compasslon- ite people. A sea oi hands AFBved back as tiie Dalai Lama nodded his approval from his ie a to n th e s ta ^
“I think that b wonderful.* His Holiness sakL
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ready exists in tiie nation ny w oridcx “licouldbetiiesilvcrlini iy Kauina," Cook said.
IWirling a bronze Tit to prayer wlicel in her h: o f H eaiher Lundqulst sp >ft prayers of goodwill as b - walked across tiie football o r to fmd a seal.oncc the
opened. Lundquist cam ed from TUscon, Ariz.. after hi £’s ther surprised her with tii la. 'ilie photographer spent r for oflastsum m eriravellngar in Tibet, but Sunday would h en Hrst lime she saw tiie cxil( im beian Buddliist leader in ir- son.lai “Buddhism has changei ho perspective on life.” she ay. "It'sactuallykindofmind-I a - Ing to be herc."
Gaudettc of Seattle. Wish, ich attended tiic speech wil e f '— friend,-Patricia Bolding, a ’
River Valley rcsident. Gan Jw. described the Dalai Lama^ sat sage as a simple one - o n complex like \rtiat m any i
perceive, be “He boils it down." Gat mg said. “Ratiier tiian feeling Tie whelmed with changini
world, just stan witii youn m - Bolding also look tite « d Lima's messare to h ea rt ays "I tiio u ^ i t o messagi las im ponani to focus on.'
said. “He made a point o f r the cusing on tiic nerativc."J ic ------Over-tiiepast-Tour-yeoi;bi- Dalai Lama said. Amci as have sulfcred two tragcdii
first man-made, tiie se a ICC natural disaster.Is if "You should not lose an- hope." hc sak l "I think { id s people worUwklc arc rea] m a u p witii violence.' h is While tiic 20tii ccntur
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. Ism that b e ^ after airii slammed into the World T Center, th e Pentagon an Pcnnsylvanio Held four y ago.
U.S. soldiers in ] Afghanistan and other outp watclied on video links as crowd shouted, “America i ports you." References to political^ divisive Iraq war 1 muted, out support for P dent Bush's policy was, many, a sub ton of th e dayi
Jlis volcc breaking, Def Secretary Donald M. Rum: noted during a wroath-layii ArllngTon N ational Cemc that u ie children o f some o 184 victims killed inside IHiniagon and aboard hija American Airlines Flight 7
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WASHINCriX}N — -nie tagon h as drafted a re\ doctrine for the u se o f nui weapons tha t envisions ( m anders requesting ] Idontial ap p ro v e to pre-( an attack a nation or ti croup txsing w eapons o f i destruction. H ie draft alsi eludes th e o p tion o f i nuclear a rm s to destioy kr enemy stockpiles o f nuclea o l ^ c a l o r chem ical weapt
” "me d ocum en trw ritte i Che Pentagon's Joint Chic Staff b u t n o t y e t finally proved by Defense Seer Donald Rumsfeld, would
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lloberts’ confinnation hi ing to be the nation's 17lli c justice will Iwgin this aftemt Tlie first day. however, is exp ed to be taken up by the opei statements or tlic commit IB senators. Robens is not pected to speak untU late to(
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- Specter suppons a \voir right to choose to end her f nancy.
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NEWOIUJi/\NS(/\l’) - ident Bush, eager to ; hands-on leadersliip in tin Coast hurricanc recovery « joined cDiiimanders wo from u military ship dock this flooded city on Sunda
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vieved commltti locrats to stay issues end h is ' button ques- ■ lavyyer and fMe 3uld be i ^ a i r judge, idge eases diat Roberts was nor oit> liiiii as a ,o replace retlrii stias. Day O'Connor. /Lugar. R-lnd.. william H. Rehr luce R o ^ rts sept. 3. Bush d Lvan Bayh. p - Roberts should Afamer. R-Vx. ,ei>ominailna hi It politics hasif the Supreme |______________
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spokesmons and ansMcrs writeis th<he process Is expect- on the n%
Sion. HeRobert! b»M dotng In which |nomlMrted hkn? vote on cas met with Senate side overmbers of the comm'lt- Impeachrer senators. He also The chief1 up on constituOonal over thesues that may come the Unite jaring. He has re- ' edmlnlstmittee members' pet and chochis own record as a deputy direceroi appeals court, tWe Offlc
which su. nominated on July 19 courts' (Ietiring Justice' Sandra Q: How klor. Afler Chief Justice tort roar^ehnqulst died on firmatJofsh decided that A: Elevenould lead the court. StephenIg him on Sept. 5. hearings
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network that t i u ^ /rom th e Rockies to and aiblenies. That's why die m orJcre located it diere c fca rro
place — enduring worid s;ase arxl sweltering volume,hange for econtiiiiic I t ic ty co n m rio w tb e tD - i^ ay sa iirthAmcrica, ' o y thaileans Is a surpdstng o lb h o nf w hat m en wiU en- fidds inin chcered by the dvnighi«?ver-flowiitglkieof nearby!doUan and cents,' ters rati
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And Uar. about 50 oetten t count Ilandone-d iirdbfd ic d ie na<ixportcdbytbeU nit- capad r1 float down die It wc1 River and its tribu- operatea r ^ stnictuj3ve far more cheaply nearby,d ian .d iey would New Oil, sakl commodides peopletm h e n Lucas, prcsi- m aridrlyhavsicr Consuhlng Louisia---------------------------------whose-in ship com out of dustiy.ail cars,' Lucas said. ThosIts m orc m oney for groceriidon. and d ial means need tIcefordiefjm ner.’' andapin't sail a barge to drcnniI diosc river vessels Thcjtop a t docks In and i lew Orieans to have rgo transferred to jg ships.y, ships coming from s world have to slop in )rieans area to offload
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r &om. ronsWer and re-in the stdtability o f d ie I1 nom inated to be d ie ■bitratorofdiem eanlngof 'kinsdtudon and die law," |a trkk Leahy of Vermont. .p D em ooat on die com- ■!, plans to say In h is |ng statem ent, also re- .Inadvancc. ■
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g againproducts — som e onto i, odiers onto raU cars or . Altogedier. die docks In round New Orleans han- , ore dum 100 million tons go annually, making it the s third-busiest po rt by
le. ,• New Orieans area alsoa role in th e energy Indus- r lanks to its prcDdmity to ^ src oil a n d natural gas in die Gulf of Mcxico. Al- Jl m ost corponidons use ly Houston as a hcadquar- adier d ian New OritJans. itiO rdy on Port T-ourchon.L 60 miles soudi of the d ty .__ry equipm ent and workers I th e r i ^ A signiflcant fnic- 3f the nadons oil Imports ; in d u ro u ^ . 't^ c re^o n . Louisiana'jftfiaeries ac- t for abotir'IS p ercent of uidon's gssoUne; refining
w iild n o t be possible to lie all dds industrial infra- ture w ithout a lot o f people jy. According to d ie Pon of Orleans, dicre arc 60.000 lie directly em ployed in dm e .shipping in liana, a n d 107,000 people [o -J^ d e p e n d -o n -th e - ln —
o U people, in turn, netid eries a n d doddng . They 1 banks and gas stadons ippliance stores. Their chll- need schools to attend.,ey need New Orieans.
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Q: Who b on the Senrte c«i»nlttee7A: Ten Republicans and eight Democrats. There are more Republicans because they control
, Congress. In addition to Specter, the olher GOP senators are Orrin Hatch of Utah. Charles Grossley of kjwa. Jon Kyf of Arizona, Mite DeMne of Ohio, Jeff Sessions of Alabama, Lindsey Graham of South Carolina. John Comyn of Texas. Sam Brownback of Kansas and Tom Cobum of Oklahonoa.
The senior Democrat is Patrick Uahy of Vennont. The other Democrats are Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts. Joe Biden -of Delaware. Herb Kohl of Wisconsin. Dianne Feinstein of Colifornia. Russ Feingold of Wisconsin, Charles Schumer of New York and Dick Durbin of Illinois.
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T U Afar iJ |tist one ple a n overarching opeiailor are n ot going to tolerare t haven anywhere in lr?q, Army MaJ. Gen. Rick L) deputy chief o f staff fbr < tion forces h i Iraq.
As B adidad kept a b< aoesing into r i a dosed t 60 miles west o f TU Afar fense l^inlster Sa al-Dulalmi issued a war
, "The Syrlaru have to stop! Ing destruction to Iraq know the terrorists hav other gateway Into Irac Syria.”
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treating fromTal Afar, mill elsewhere killed one U.S dier and a British soldi separate roadside bom' Simday and assassinate ofiDdal in Iraq's Interior Istxy.
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SHOSJIONE — Ad (ors arc working be sccncs to crcaic.a p n d d z e n s of Sliosho'n liow far tlic conunuit
'In g to go to sup consiructloQ. of a school faclU ti^. “An archlttictur&l working r i ^ t now," Wiseman, supcrlnte the Shoshone Schoo ”\Ve don’t know yet need to renovate o r Ct new facility
. The district Is pu: percent growth rate i attendance — Shoshc uros its student pooi attendance rather m m ent — -and the student population building a t capacity.
The elementary, m high schools arc all I the sam e buQding oi skirts o f Shosho 7.ycar-old building siructed to ho ld a students, but the dl:
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Classes and actl under way. and sti eagerly Joining In ci scrvicc events. In or courage all frcshm involved In a sport oi JVIS, tcachiers Wen' and T rada Craig
' "Roar Week." a celeI Involvement In hl(
During “Roar Wet freshman signed u p one activity, sport, oi
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Shosh(. SHOSHONE— A loned community bs hlglilightStioslioncn homecoming, 'HuDugh the Decidcs
The student coun the school district ii com m unity barb Wednesday. The m served following wide o pen house.
Parents, patrons . and alumni are cnc
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Joined the relief efl victims of Hurricai Each dass receivet jar and die class tht most m oney will b with a root beer fldt
Alrcady, local . have begun conti the fundraiser. If a I Individual w ould I nate to the effort, ci 733.8023. T he ci ends Thursday.
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The total cost per mated at $1,759 anc paym ent is d u e ( other payments arc vcmber. Deccn^ Febtmry2006.
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School 600 E Main Idaho 83355. Maki to Wendell Middle!
I b e students ai: . phig several fundra
ct tests thPagOaga, i Shoshone Elen
------------------ “We're up abiAdminlstra* kindergartenbeh in d the grade."
proposal for 'The Impact Isl o h f t o see buUdlngwhciclunity is vdlU ori.' h o u ^ In tliupporr. the the buiUing. S
ad d itio aa l appcar even sn• ; are fllled to capj
ihl g roup Is suppon two orw," said Mel — claiisesfrequin ten d en t o f gual paraeduiloo l District, students who/ct if w c will speaking Englis)r construct a Tlic cafcteri
and computerpushing a 3 traffic than a,tc in student liiuslc room Iishone meas- «radc levels aopulation by not only serves: Ulan enroll- but it Is also tth e cu rren t » innaslum foiion h as the dents durlni ty. \ . .months./, m iddle and harder'all housed in their own worlg o n th e out- Idds all undershone. The m an said,ng w as con- Although tl1 a b o u t SOO creates dlfflcuI district now fostered a seni0 students. \vlthln the sch a rs it's been a students flow i p," saJd Dan vvllhoui
Tigers rcHigh School '; Into th e new
ictlvitles are A H students are
1 com m unity I o rder to cn-h m en to get H B j l H t o r activity at^endy W right ' Ig -organized by Dorothy L:«lebratlon of u u b , is ralsirh igh school. Red Cross tog
iVeek," every . ricane Katrinsu p for a t least about 100 sttt, o r club. assembly thetI their course alatCrossroai cs, JHS n g e rs The Tigers ire their com- this year Incli lent body, led . -whofulflUcdi
lone will 1- An old.fash* I/ batbccue will W /\R ’ iciligliSchool^s
"Shoshone -----------idcs." ground nearluncil will join and then, chic t in h o s tin tia Hif^i Schoola rb ecu e o n football gan: m eal will be 7:30 pm .lg a school- Tlic Powdtc. hom ccom ini3ns. s tuden ts also serves a;encouragcd to the Shoshoibeginning at 4 athletic prog)free barbecue During them. a t th e play- dents* artwoi
VaUeyHSjligh School has ' cffon for the icanc Katrina.Ived a change ■ / V tha t can)s the
II be rewarded J float party. L v. j M ll ,b usinesses , m tribu tlng to 'f a business o r I-----------------Id '( I f 'J ? InihcltelAIl- l.caB M V H Sal j i i , , ihc
co m petition onKOrtdchm . smdcnts will
Its pan ldpatcd pUghi That
k funds (or Commlssk rttagotour grants t o i- WcndcU Mid- The Idahc snts are raising Commission ould go on the cducatois w Ige Tbur o f scv- Implement U cadons. ing In Idaho i per child Is esd- Those rec a n d a~S300 first dude:;e Oct. 1. a n d . . • Alvin A are d ue in No- H l^ School
:em bcr and • Chaid B< Christians M
r tour of Wash- IWin Falls. m sylvania.New • Kathy Gi sachusetts in- Elementary 5 nieater, Lincoln • Patti Par chsonlan. U.S. mentarySch « o n Nationaly sb u rK A m ish Martial arM Statueoflib* OffOW ffW:o'nstltutionand TWIN FA]game. gins o f S ^
Itions In care of provide freeW enddl Middle es to chil[alnSt..WQndell Lincoln. Bl<[ake checks o u t and St. Ed'He School schools,
also are plan- T hedassedtaisers. spect, co r
jCH(lie waters
principal o f between tlilem cntary School. "Thcrc ha b o u t 20 kids In nlflcant pin th rough fifth said of th<
the studerilsvidblcW lthinthc “And In my•re die three schoob a real staten the three vrtnp of But adr
Small classrooms tha t U. ctsmaller vsiien tliey house all
apadtyandtryingto sam e builio r three instructors populador
quendy have a billn- b a dccisiiducator to assist untion do<10 have difHcultics -alone, an(gUsh. communlilerla. m usic room The dUter labs have more challengesa city street. The are up agi
n is shared by all flat fundir> a n d the cafeteria vide addlt ves all th e students, buildings i0 converted Into a al a n d s . for elementary stu- failing to r ring th e wlnter~*Pro^ress,
_ m ark o f :cr>for kids to have related to'orid as w c keep the hind Act.Icr one roof," Wise- “We arc
m unity1 th e sm all spacc educadon iculties. It has also we are wo ense o f community said, ichool. Surprisingly. Districti iw through die hall- need thei ou t a n y problem s po rto ssc l
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dent andT i g e r m a ^ the
P r i n t s assisted ^ L u p e rS e
O'Doll MlkescU, T to y lb ln
- .............. ' are as fcy Lopez of the Key Blanc; ju[sing m oney for die doza; sopogotovm rdthcH ur- and freshin a relief fund. Also, The studtstudents helped to been or;
tie 9 -I l Qagmemori' service a<•oads Ranch. homcconers studen t leaders to makeid u d e Jeff Bemscn. for everyt ;d a life-long goal by The soj
hold honuI hom ecor
r W h c x d is !ing. w iin
---------------------------- 1 in th c sar the football field, paintingcheer th e Shoshone die studeol girl's Powder Puff nc^v com;am e beginning at students
rt)cks thavder Puff game Is a go with tling trad ition that will alsos as a fundraiser for high schctione High School Home<ogram . continueihe o p en house, stu* \vith stu.vork. in the form of class con
joins Katrii------------------ ---------- 1 Monday,
I morial nt
M O M ia -rrS working
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______________I_in conjiM-SchoolWiitc ofthc '555'™“ the to o ls o t Ihc essay ™hangesaD cr9/ll.T hc " " V '”rill be watching T h e “” ™ d lj at Fought Back" on “ al
Slon'awards miiid-sc
0 local teacharsaho Forest Producu say lon has awarded 2S For n
wrlth gnmis to help 733.89K It forest-related teach-10 schools. Optiml: receiving grants in-
A ndrew — Oakley TWIN >ol.....................................FaD sO t1 Bem t ~ U i^thouse nadoniu> M iddle/High Sdiool by die T
for yourGraham — Sawtooth to help
ry School. 1V\in Falls. d ie con Patterson — Hler Ele- ects. ;choo l An ll
will bella r ts Inatructor J e o t « e c la s M p S nFALLS — Brian Hig- brownie ic c e s sM a rd a lA its^ served, ree after-school dass- For t h ild re n a t P e n in e ,.. Jason Ri BIcke), M o m ln ^ d e
Edward's elementary ShOStM
ssesofferlessonsofIt^• W immi :onfldence, positive • SHOJ
QOLi for new 1n them . . fundrc haven't been any slg* to-dit problems," Wiseman of tlthe close proximity of was
idents in the building, inm y opinion, it has been . reco
tatcmer\t for oiir kids." hutadm inistrators rcallzc Shoi. .c a n n o t continue to raiseall d ie students In the fron)uildlng as the student Wdon condhues'to rise. It func:id o n that d ie admlnis* wididoes not w ant to make Incliand so it Is asking for morimlty input. Aidistric t will facc the hole
Iges d iat other districts cus5against, which Indude con
iding that docs not pro. solujdltlonal funds for new tionIgs and m ounting feder- oni s ta te sanctions for (heto m eet Adequate Yearly andss, a m andated bcnch- v “1of s tuden t proficlcncy beeI to the No Child Left Be- soldct. F(arc working widi com- con
y surveys and nes;Jonal necds.to see w hat towworklngwlth." Wiseman cun
dteriels across d ie state will ,thedieir communities sup* cons schools struggle to find iric:
nerrsdnling student body prcsl- Tecm d says he is eager to ' ab(the 2005-06 school year sons ty e ta tIH S .Ie ff \v lllb e Inv.fd by Vice President Cody Pra. Secretary Ashley Card- ian
M anager Danielle Cuiell, and Eye of die l lg e r ladblm an. Class presidents Hoii follows: Senior, Keith Chi: junior, Rebecca Men- Korsophomore. Kayla Lupen Ics:csnm an, Angle Mercado, lezu dcn t body officers have maorganizing com m unity safi
e acdvldes. planning /o r Izcicom ing and setting goals stuikc the year memorable -cryone. • I: sophomore informadon Jen
lecomingcom ing bulletin boards, ditsigns an d window paint- un>filfbe displayed. Tri he spirit ofdie tradition ofing d ie school spirit rock, en;udcnt council has added a fott)m pctliion for Individual hu n ts to submit smaller iluthat they have painted to da th d ie theme, l l ie entries do Iso be on display at the ey:•chool on Wednesday thi m ecom lng activities will - nue th roudiout the week ' s tuden t dress up days. Sh com petitions and the tra- pn
i n a f u n d r a i s
lay, as pan of die 9/11 me- vai lh d d every year at MVHS. Int e M ain Street Players.S' d ram a dub , has begun o ring actively on their bos for district dram a com- Cclon. T he Players will Su>rm in the solo and cn . Cllie pantom im e divisions. Yronlunctlon with lam es an OCKS dram a program at Falls High School. Tlie
trs arp also planning on ariding a perfurm<mcc at Vc.dalio Shakespeare Fcstl. Fa
— SCMOOt:]-set an d the nationally Sl ^ilzed “Bully Busters" con- vi s for children, organizers sc
tor m ore informadon. cal'J910. m
m[mist Club develops h inteer program wVIN FALLS — The 1\vln scO ptim isfO ctagon Inter- pi
miu has been developed Ai le IW in Falls Optimist Cluboung people ages 14 to 18 gtsip other young people In di community th ro u ^ proj-
d:I in fom udonal m eetingX held a t 7 pm . Sept. 20 at $O benchaln Community ,
tl. 264 Main Ave. S. ^ irents are welcome, andmles and icc cream urill be ne d nir m ore Informadon. call si nRutai.733-939?. . . , d
«hone dbtitct Invites' = m unity to op«i house10SHONE - The il
buildingnding for facilities and day- .day operadons. One cause the schools financial woes
IS a cap o n property taxlevies 1997. Lincoln County
cords a S 126 million tax base.It a s ta te cap forces the,, loshonc School District to' Ise no m orc dian S75 million 3m that base.W ithout th e help of . state nds. the district will be left Idi fCTv options, which may d u d e a bond for additional loneys from the county. Administrators said they \vill 3ld a m eeting to continue dls- isslons w ith the board and to jn tlnue annlyzliyj different )lutlons to the facilities ques. on. Ultimately, they will plan n prcsentlnc die options to le com m unity for discussion id com m ent."Tlie community has always
een supportive." Wiseman lid.Few doubi the support of the
om m unlty and local busl- esses after dielr contributions jwards th e construction of die urrent school building, but le real question is >:*iw much le com m unity is willing to ondnue to support die dls- let.
Dolyearechiiology Academy provided boodi at d ie Safety Faii; spon- ored by Con Paulos. Students ivolvea were Gary K ulia lusdn Taegltzer, Kayla Allen, Scbast' in MuUowncy, Sam :ulbertson, I lm Hcuer, lustlne ickson, Elizabeth hnson . jcff iorgan. L o ^ NelMn.TJ Mihu. :iiris Basti. Sabrina Fames. i5nln Shan«,1bm Boguslawskl, esslca Lopez, GabrieOa Conza- ez and Ben pope. Smdcnts nade and xUstlibuted fliers'on afe Intem et'usage and oigan- zed online ..informadon for tudcnts and parents.
Palli O'Dell is prinripal oj emme High School.
activitieslilional parade, football game ind hom ecom ing dance on •riday.
The studen t council is alsu .'iigngcd In a fundraising effon 'or victims of the gulf-coasl lurriciiiie, and participants ai ihe public activities Wednes- Jay will be encoiiragcd tr Jonatc to that effort. /Ml mon- L-ys raised will be donated tc Ihe Hed Cross.
War Whoops! is ihi Shoshone High School iicit's- 1)apcr.
ising effortsval with Tl-I IS dram a siudent; Inter on th is m onth.
“Superstars" earning a nlaci on D ionne Davidson's bulletlt board for this week are lunlo: Combs. Andrea I'lscus, I-did Suazo. B renda Gonzales Chantcl Maltos. Nick Small YnczVeenstra. Nicolas Linare: and Alma Hadzlc.
Jennifer Miller is the EiiglisI and sfUech teacher ai Magi Valley High School in Tit'ii Falls.
- N E W S —Shoshone Sdtool District In vites th e com m unity to school-wide.opcn house from to 6 p m . Wednesday
The public can m eet-sta m em bers and see improve m ents to the grounds at 61 I Highway 24.
A free community bartxxu will follow from 6 to7 pm . at th school At 7:30 pm . tne annui powder puff game will be hcli Admission Is S2 cadi.
T he hom ecom ing footba game will be h d d at 7 p.m. Fr day Sept. 16. ogalnst Oaklc7 .
l-or m orc Information, ca die district at 886*2038.
Shoshone schools offer screenings, yeariwoks
SHOSHONE — Shoshor schools are scheduling appoln m ents for early chlldlioo special educadon screenings fi children o ^ 3 t o S.
Tb schedule an anpolntmcr call Mrs. Sant at 8%-7643, Q 133.
Shoslione Sdiool ts sol Ing extra 2005 yeart>ook.;s ar
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‘0 , The teachara at Kimberly El ’ and ready to teach. The the ys program for the new ichool in stiidents will be working to
reading 100 lap* by May. P jMser, Maty Wilson, Robert
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me The USOA Natural Resourc 01) Rey, far right, met with tw
tion a t the Eastern Idaho 1 conducting a Farm BIII Fot
last a voice In the developmen i at Pat TagasukI, directoi. Ida
Hale. State FFA president, taty. ot Ooodlng. FFA Is a
“ ‘,0 members preparing for lea and technology of agrlcult
Hansen; s kicks off;nts "We will, we will Hock'
dlls year's Hansen lli^ i ace liumecoming theme uur L-iin week of Sept. 12 to 16. ilor Siudent body dally ac :jj(h will take place ihrouglic les, week with evening ac lall. Inciudinc: Wednesday': ires d e r puff football/vol
game, with the time to — nounced.•Ush A Iwnflrc will follow ngic day's volleyball game Win Hagennan. l-riday’s hon
ing parade Is at 1 pin., ft by th e Huskies playi:
In- taking orders for. 20010 a book.s.'llie cost is S25. R)m 4 inform ation, see tlu
■ school oHice.staffove. Richfield seniors he
class dinner on Sepecue lUCHI-lKlD-Hichfic tthe S d ioo l seniors are h: nual d ass dinner wiih cldlvei icld. p.m. and walk-ins at 7 1
Sept. 19 at die school, tball ngcr Driw.. Fri- The menu includes /. chicken, mashed p< call green beans, dinner r
dessert. •The cost is S5.50 e a d
for a family of four or mi For more Infomiatl<
* d ie school at 487-2790. lone .oint- Burley HS announci '7 o r homecoming sched
BURLEY — Bud«] ncnc SdiOQJ. 1 BobcafBlvd.,, ext. nounced Its homecomli
' actlvides. isell* Theylnchide: and - Tbday: Qnvtxjy Day.
Mondiy,8«pt«nlMrnb*rl2,2i}05 TImMMmi.-IWIflFili
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lity lufilon Pat Manrtiiilonio -
R e v v i n g u p „
ly Elementary School say they ate theme for the Accelerated Reade
lOOl year will be ‘Racing to Read.' Sto reach 100 percent of their AF y. Pictured are third-grade teachei berta Beck and Carol Shirley. Thi reco, who races a t Magic Valley S
R M B i l l F o r u m
Durces and Environmefit Under Se I two state officers ol the Idaho F iho State Fair on Sept. 6. Rey wat Forum to give citizens the oppori
nent of a new farm bill. Meeting < Idaho State Department of Agrlci
ent. of Rigby and Jill Dalton. Stati Is a national youth organization o leadership and careers In sclenci
culture.
I High Sch( ffhomecon)ck You!" is jlall School M I KKIRSduring die |
)• activities C;isilefi-.rd Wol\esgliout this Hoyaliy will b, activities along with crowlay's Pow. honu'coinlng qut'volleyball during half.iimt*: to be an- The aniui.il 1
dance will foUiiw tow ’niurs- Tor mon- infolie against -.J23. 5593.iioinecom- ----------------------I., followvd /7jc column i laying the hvchcrlan Khtis'l
*0mL>'e«r- assembly, girls- > 5. l^rnion* Miiiico at lioiiie' the high boys soccer ai N
ju n . and Inm Ma
ho ld Tllisdoy: Ninjirates Day, bloc!
>ept. 19 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.; hfieldlligh versus lerome a
having a pm . liveries at 6 Wednesday: I-; l 7 p m ; on - Day. girls socccr s wl. 555 N. p m . and boys !
l»reston here at 4:: des baked Thursday; l-ai
potatoes, ' Day, junior \-arel T roll and Preston at 7 p m
Preston with lUg radi or S20 cross country at 1 r morc. tational at Magic tallon, call 3:30 p m . and X). game at 7 pm .
Friday, Sept. 1 i n r e s queens ossembly
7 . and fooibaU ven WdUle hom e at 7 pm . Tley High Saturda^Sept. « l ,h a s a n - kyball at lerom e imlng week 9 a.m. and home
from 8 to 11:30 p lk)r m ore Infc
>ay. queens the school at 878
Ite rawed up iider reading !d.'All of theAR goal byhers Susanfhe race cary Speedway.
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Secretary Mark I) FFA Assoda- 1fas at the lair 'ortunlty to have g with Rey were rlculture: Brad ate FFA secre*I of student nee. business
oolnning.s N i-avs I___ ____J
L-s ill 7 p.ni- be |)ri‘>enied.
owning o l the uei'i) and king, u* ccremonjes.
hnm cctiniing V the game, fomiaiion. call
is iiriiMi liy rHiiskyWhiers.-
: sDCi'cr versus ie'.il -1:30 p.m.,M inia) at 4;.30
lanVolli-yball at
njas vtTsus Pi* ick party from 1. and volleyball at hom e at t>
1-ake an Iiijur>’ r at I*re!iion 4:30 > soccer versus •4:30 p.m.\nmous Couple niity football at m.. v-olleyball at Ugb>’ at fi pm ..It Kimberly invi- •ic MotintaUrat--------^
,d pow der-puff
. 16: ,Spirit Day.)ly a t '11:55 a.m. ersus l*reston at
^l7:>fttfsiQj,vol- il&IrivitUilloiMl at neto'liilng dance p.m.
iform ation, call 78-6606.
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O th er VIE
After Ka hiimanitaT to m a New> Tribun> .
Major disasters have a ' of transcending gcom ] suspending old cnmiQcs: tapping the deepest » springs of hum an empa TTiat's especially true of f ricane Katrina, the rr destructive siorm in U.S. lory.
Americans are now ' nessing one of the grea outpourings o f humanii an a^istance In peacet
- - history. The Internationa lief effon is remarluible al itself. Adversaries like C and Iran have offered 1 ( t h o u ^ perhaps for prc ganda value, In some ca< as have some oT the poo nations on earth, such
- Bangladesh.‘ Americans themse
have opet\ed their ,he and \valle ts to the hurrica victims. Hundreds of \Vj
Lance, adds to
Trt^tty Herald___________
Even as the French new: per L'Equipe tried to i traction while peddling
. "expos” of Lance Armstr the seven* dmeTour de Fn champion two-upped the
Armstrong iirst nounced he and Ch Crow are engaged.
Then he told the Ai American-Statesman he coming out of retiremet try for an eighth victory.
He was just kidding, Armstrong spokesman the nexi day. (About cor out of retirement, not al Crow.)
Then Armstrong said, m aybehe wasn’t kidc^g reason he gave for ihc posed change of heart
- Bnd Hutd. . . : PuUWw
Thetmmbenoithtadii Brad Hurd, Chris Stein
Raflwna
U.S. go
WASHINGTON- the wake ofHun conc Katrina, crc private cxpcns are rorccasi icdcral budget deficit ofSS
billion for tiiis year, a shar{ minder o f the fiscal folly ol current covemment.
For all d ie deserved crid the Bush administmiion h ceived for its tardy and rag response to the storm's ra\ on New Orleans and the G Coast, d ie lonz-term costs the nation of the rvckJess ( gard bodi die president ar
_______ Cwigffisihaisjhomtowpaying th e nation's bilb m even greater.
In time, diose forced fro their hom es in Louisiana i Mississippi will be retumc and a degree of order rest( to their communities. Bus win recover. Mardi Gras w again be cclcbTated in die Frcnch Quarter. But our d dren and andchildren m pay a condnuing price for
- refusal o f our leaders to faI iherealiiyofano'ut-of-co
budget The enorm ity of die fiUl
------ r Looters In New Oriaiihame nation
Sham e on some ofthe | pie from Loidslona. 1 can^ bdieve during the middle nadonal disaster diat lobi and car Jacking is d u bcsi they can come up with.
I can see the need for ft and w ater Ibr desperate F would m ake them steal n than starve, bu t Uiebeha<
lEWS
atrina, an e arian respc______ Ing ton ians have us
te m e t to o S e r p lace a w a y h o m es to p eo p le vs^ p h y , tio m es w ere ruine<ies a n d na .t well*' M any sta tes havipathy . to take in refugeesofH ur- G u lfC o a s tB u tm e j
m o st sponse h as c om e fiI.S. h is- w hich has found p
quarte r o f a miilicw w it- victims. T he City o;rcatcst deserves som e kincin itari- fo r a hum anitariaricetim e beyond th e call o fdm a lre - in 100,000— 15,0alea llb y trodom e a lo n ei C uba T h e hospita lityd h e lp a n d various reliefp ropa- t io n s h a s ex tecases), p ro v id in g refugt
[X>0Tcst show ers, c lean d ou ch a s m edical c arc a n d t
m e n t o f d isp lacet(iselves in local-schooU. "1,h e a n s like loving p e o p le !ricane's N ew O rleanian m:W a sh - T h e WaU Street lou
J Armstron to his laure_______ th a t he ju st wante(
d ie French newspalewspa- VVe'U be surpriseio ga in ligh ted if Arm stroling its a n o th e r ru n a t theistrong, T h e a llegation is•France e d in 1999.them . T he facts a re th
a n - th a t race, passed thC hery l tes ts a n d th en svvei
races to b ecom e tlA usdn ch am p io n ever Inh e w as Tours d e France vw
n e n t to M ost F rench , w<ry. th r ille d b y h isIng, a n d u ra n c e a n don s a i d . record,com ing But a few FrencIt ab o u t a n d failed — to sp
T h u s Lance’sid, well, s o m e th in g all Fing. T lie sa id to u n derstan the sup - cessfu l affair o f th(a n wa.s C ’e s tla v ie .
Imes-Nef . Chrti SttMnch.
I aditorisi board and writan of editor Itainbach. Stave Cnmtp, Elaanore But «naJooeiaod David Cooper.
avernme]l - l n 1 ^luni- ^ W Mcrcdiblc 1-
ca.sdnga 1-
lyofdic
cridcism -------------------------in has re- measured by a set cragged that Rep. lohn Spra
i ravages ior Democrat on dileGulf Budget Committeeoststo widi him. TTieychas s disrc- ai increases passedIt and in the nadonal debinward 2002. it was $450 bl n S 7 b e — 20037S984TJimoiin
^ billion: and diis yeiIfrom has passed an Incniia and odier S781 billion, <inicd, die Senate has yet Is to r e d totals a smnningS:Business additional debt In I^ a 50 pcrcent increa(he muladve debt fronarchil- America's previousinwiU When you look a•for the record, d ie self-cot o face _ toneofd icR epublf-coritrol have been rurinihj
seems absurdly unifiUlureis Iuly,whendieW hi
r io a n s -------wimesslng o n 'greed and simple t sickcned to d iink/
[hepeo- can behave like an rant a ludonai crisis,idle o fa This is not dte ci lobdng my forefadiers gav bestidea topre8erve.TWsis h. thievery.Theendrior food dealership in die f te people ter stolen? That's n al radier dcsperadon. diat’s diavior c a n i im a ^ e b e in
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epiclonseu sed th e In*
laces in d ieir“ w hose ow n '' /[ledbyK atri- ^ / -
lave pledged ees &om the le n e a te s t re- e ro m l^ x a s ,1 places for a Uion to tr in a / o f H ouston in d of m edal ian responseif duty: It took *aOOattheAs- {
ty o f Texans Ief organiza* c tended to
fifeS Katiced ch ild ren ______■They seem
le here," o n e Im a rv e le d .. ,o u m al. ga tc rsw an ttod
will enable dien I l f J on dieir enemie
Sounds like a - cause diere's pl(
o l c le^ d n u te m u dlet's make surc 1 tunity. Let's ma)
Ited to a n n o y ev cr^n e . absol ipaper. m4io deserves ar is e d b u td e * ge tsone— and
- ' ■ “ h e a ..
. . Thiman^ mottcth a t h e w o n stops here." a s l
1 th a t series o f performance olivept sbc m o re curity Secretarye th e g reatest- C hcnoffandhlIn n u m b e r o f Federal Emergew on . m ent Agency clw e hear, a re Browa Beforc t
r M EBB■ . wasfiredLDoesin c h tried — vrant to tell u s t spoil It all. best people wc 's jo k e a n d tcrprcvcndonj
F re n c h a re th e prom d : T h e sue- Street Journal e th e h ea rt. noted "die obvi
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Iv fe 'vesren^* pictures d]se New Orleans school oi.w hich could have been tii :o evacuate residents, sit-)rlomly Dooded irt a riilg lo t like sunken batde* nia t Peari Harbor after the ei
federal sto d ie millions of baby fuers w ho are nearing re- slsnt age. asV those pre*Katrinaesd- oli hove been rendenxl inn o re ridiculous. In die ta0 days sincc d ie storm h i t b< ■esldent asked Congress lergency appropriations ir ibifiion — and the bills bl s t starting to comc in. c ‘ question is whedier this w irce the president and esslonal Republicans to aj ind dieir obsessive drive si luce d ie revenue base of ir deral government, o r aile rthcyw iil finallystart------- fiiffthebiUstheirgovcm- o Is incurring.ih a rd to b co p d m isd co n ccore. This president may nteraDy be incapable of re- silg directions, but we liave p1 see him do diat on any d Ic in t nu tter. Treasury a: ta iy John Snow reponedly s| »ngressk)nal Republicans ii k » r a m eeting that Katri- rengthens d ie case for “i ng d ie Bush tax cuts per*9 i t Some Republicans inje ss arc appalled at die L
lal kind o f person to com* hese crimes in a time like and I hope they are all KUted and spend rruuiy linjalLo know diat if somedilng his happened in Idaho, wc d not see this behavior, oans would com c togedier b things widiout this sad
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Wail, it gets worse. In New York a t y on 9/11,403 fircfiglit-
kiUed uying to rescue people from die WorldTVadc Center. Ir New Orleans, one dilrd of die cops appear to have deserted. That's som edilng to investigate
'And let’s n ot forget Mayor Ray Nagin, the anti'Rudy Giuliani. W hereas Gitdian! was stole and resolute four years ago, d ie panicky Nagin was p an o fd ie problem. Even as bodies floated d irou^i die streets, he sen t cops o ^o n an R'ond-Rjtmkei to Las Vegas. When asked about diat boon- d o ^ e . he bruycd,‘'LasVL‘gns is a party town. New Orleans is u pany town. Get over it."
Nagin epitomizes die worst o f urban politicians. Showing a coinbtnadon o f Incompetcncc. defiance and arrogance, lie makes tiie problem wonsc. I lav ing worsened things, he puts die padiedc results on display, seeking toguUt-trip die test of die counuy inio sending aid.
Sneaking of palhctic. let's look at d ie lum pen proletariat of New Orleans, die looiers, shooter;, rapists and diild- diroat-cuucrs. If diey have problems, and they obviously do i^t's help. But let's not just dilnk furdier funding of the status quo is die sam e as helping. Iftlie system is dysfunctional, bigger budgets only make for bigger dysfunction.'
So. yes. let's investigatv. Don right, such on invvsdgadon wil make almost all of o u r’Iead- ers* look bad.
spendingfiscal wreckage, but die leader ship on Capitol 1 lill has yet to assen its constitutional power of the purse or do anydilng bu increase th e damage by cuttini uues while simultaneously boosting spending
The warning signs of impend ing economic calamity arc ever bit as evident as were die forecasts o f ruin for New Orieans when a major hurricane liit.
l l i e runaway budgel duQdti are compouncled by the persistent and growing lmbabnc< in our trade accounts — jeopardizing the inflow of foreign
o u rd e b t At a privale dinner die othei
evening w here nfany of die m en and women who have . steered econondc and fiscal policy during die past two decades'w ere expressing dielr alarm about diis situation, oni s p e ^ r summarized the fed- inra o fd ie group:
-I diink it s 1925,’ he said. “M d we're headed for 1929."
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1 would like my voice to heard in regard lo die pro| merger of Magic Valley Ke; Medical Cenier widi S t U Regional Medical Center. 1 an employee of M a^c Vail Rcdonal Medical Center. I unfonunate, as a resident lerom e County, d u t 1 do r have im oppominlty to vo
9 such an important ^ u e a healdi core In our region.
I, I hope the county comrsioners will seriously look die proposals and realize i .St. Luke's is die rigliidioic Wliilc Saint Al's and die SL of Uiariiy are good hospit diey are not Idaho-bascd l tals. TVinity Healdi, locatec Novi Mich., is corporate h quaners for Saint Al’s. Ihc Sisters o f Qiarity has its ct raie hcadquaners in Kons
Cat, Tlic Sisters of Qiarity wan— "buy" us. A merge Wldi Sa _ anda"buyoui"w id id ie£ W of Qiarity means we have ^ locd voice; the monies wc
not stay in our communlt t A “for-profit" healdi-ca.'s business is made up of in
vestors dial live in odier | v' o fth e counuy and are no ;lit- investors, ByafiUiadngwi
e voice. More imponandy, r. In will lose lhe funds that sli le go back into die commui !d. n o t into theinvestors' po 5ate. Tliey arc only interested I r dieir Iwltom line— mon iu- St. Luke's is Idaho-base
willing to bring togedier'i ; tem that provides a local
'IliLs boanl will be made i s m em bers of our commui
We will have a voice In di m cislon-maklng process./S k funds will stay in our arei m- We all must take diis is is Is seriously. I hear people si is a "Leave ll die way it Is." W
. asked If they have read d rst paper or would want to V lg a more they answer, “no." \ ICC. dlls attitude, we will nev«
die liealtii-carc system d ilav- best for our area.:s ll will take five to severay. to implemen; a new facil of if u-e don't act now, we w i. on opponunity dial mlgl i com e again, ia t One hundred ihineen
tors strongly agree to die merger widi Magic Vallei gional Medical Center ar
sly Ixike's. Morc than 83 per 1s t Maj^cVjilleyHej^onalM
Center employees bdlev dp- It Is significant lo Magic'
Regional Medical Ccntet ets a p an of a re^onal healt! lie- system. Morc dian 76 pc
agree or sirongly agree d )one widi S t L-Jccs. iherewiU 1 will long-term benefii to hea d- cnreintheMaf^cVaDey.
LORAINEDEVEY Jerome(Eiliior's tioie:Lomi/ie
is llte director ofVoluniet O I’ices at Magic Valley Reg
Medical Cemer.)
der- Colleagues enable ( 'er to help In New Orlei' but I am writing to public! Iting' diardc my wife, her empl
and her fellow employee Mywife.Dr.Cadiy En;
end- in New Orleans helping rvery the triage and treatment re- des going on at die Loul is ArmstrongAlrport.Shcl
Louisiana and attended id ts Medical School, which I ;r- her in a posidon of corir mce d ie poorest of New Orie op- (diosc who were hardes ipi die flooding). I have die
doing.ther Dr. Engle works for Fa : !lealdiScrviccs,andIw e extend my dionks lo die d ministration who allowt
Cadiy die dme off (on si lelr shon nodce) In order to one New Orieans. 1 also wist
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iptlonto be roposed Regional UDv's r. I am .'alley ■r.ltis nt of onot vote on2 as n.nmis*)katalle d ia tjice.Slstere pluds. dhospl- led in >chead- ............he;corpo- nsas: an t to Saint Al^ e Sisters ive no would idty. care- in-
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. stake In m lnlm lring fun asters. This isn't as easy may sound. Decisions G we spend now to reduD bic future dohiagcs o re : with uncertainty and ht Irratio tuillty. Wc arc nev to get it completely
Let m e emphasize thi ■ most citizens win bears
cosl from Katrina, tiiest are not shored equally.' who lost family mcmbc on enorm ous hum an ci lives of those who lost t hom es and possession: icred in unlmagin only wcelcs a g a Many v never regain tlic wealtli however limited — thai had Ijcfore tiie storm, h will be out o f svork for v montlis.
In comparison, the ii and higher gas prices il feet the rest o f Us are sr diey are no t negli^blc. dent Bush has asked fo billion in disaster relief printions. Tliat Ls aboul per household and it is stan.
Add the iiiglier costs line and natural gas. hi insurance premiums, z overall slowda\vii in ill try's production of goo services, and it's clear i
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If such disasters affet households across tlie 10 som e degree, how c: minimize futurc dama Naive Monday momin terbacks m ake tliis sou simple: lust spend a lit inonty to construct ob defensivr measures.
Levee failures caiisoi tlie hum an a n J propei uge to Nc^v Orleai li. If spent a couple billion i Iiiglier o r sim nger leve past yeor^. tlie argumc we would not Iwspeni ofhiliions no>v.lfonly pctent poUticlaas had failed to see tlie obvioi would not have incurr dainnge we did.
Hie problem is mor c.ilcd tlian this, Ik3wx*\ exnmpla what shniild reduce tlic harm tliat i quakes will evcimially Memphis. Tenn.. and Qiarleston, S.C.7Wlia protecting tlic cast co; (sunomis?
Most people would lily either M emphis oi Q iarleston as cities fai vere earthquake risk.- Americans are ftiscina the pos&ibiUty of a gre in Califomia. and we i dangera elsc\Wieiu.
n ir e e of the largest quakes in U S . hisiory place near New Madr tlic w inter o fl8 M -im stm nicnis measured eanhquakes back tiiei m odem se ism olo^ tf tliat all these quakes \ aboul 8.0 on the Rlchi stronger than tlie 7.8 ( that devastated San I-:
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level half o f MenJ that wliile due soudi. A m uarso m e quake In Kobe. Iilesccosts siOObUliondamUy llio se NorisM em phnbers bear facing a quake. Ciic o s l.lh e a devastating quist dielr and Boston hadl ^ s arc al- Repeats o f tlieseiginable kill tens of iliousnywill m e r s to r n a d" d l — stroyed m y mollthal liiey . Qiondler. Minn,n . Many on die ground fcorweeksor mUes. Wliat if ils
ceeded from deiic lax bills M inneionkaio lcs iluii af- Heigins insteade sinall. Uui ,o Like Wilson?ble.Pr6sl- W liU eitseenid for 540.5 disaster movies,ilief appro- tisls argue that atout S370 eniption in the (it is only a co iid triiK cra t!
40 feel, devastat}sisofgiiso- coastline from rshlglier , Brazil to Ga-enliIS, anil tlie hiippen next ye:id le coun- happen in 5,000ioodsand precautions shoa f iby^the___ p ^ l tjct M ^ ia ii
People have aiffect most niJiking sound cihe nation jng uncertain oiw can wc particiUarly whimages? oulcoihe m i^ itTiingmiar- trous but has a ’sound of actually occuil little more lixperim enlst obvioas viduals overestis- im portance oflused most of with low proba)perty dam- deresllm iite fat
If we had that are m uch ion iiuire op affect us. We fr<levees in cow tiisease buiment {joes. or Oimpylobaclending tens about a irp lanenlyincom- nothing of negtnd noi highways. W etvious, we • play at a house:urreil the are gims. b u t w
about them gonore compli- witii a swimmiiivx*ver. I=or cases the m oreuld we do tq arti is the m ortlal earth- one.ally cause in Conversely, and collectively unc*liatal)oui im portjuiceoficoast fnim probaliiliiy eve
undue importaiildnoiiden- a-polilion o fthis or disiisterandigis facing se- ble perils not n5k.” experienced.'rinaiedliy Scientific amgreal quake analysis can pr.ve ignore slj^ius. But allw UI reduce futur
jest eanli- is inheremly aiory look process exacerladrid, Mo., in ium ian irratior• 1012.Noin- « i Eilttnnl Lointiien, but iiisrjbr ilu'Si. Pi^ t s estimate pioiuvrPKSs. Keswerc iohim at:Si.Paichicrscalc. 3^50x{arSncc7.8 quake 55101. or iHae-iJl I-rancisco niari&pioiuxrp
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e a hard time “ “ ' ‘' i " 'idelioicesinvoiv.1 outcomes, h u m a^ itcy ilen o n esu d i m enth iciei i t prove dfeas- 1 lin. One t"a very tov chancecutrini!, AfBiianista,18 show diat indi-L-stimalellle d ie lie ,v y totunram iiiar risks fiuarflrouibahililiesandun- y“ "d thn t,familiar dangers:h morc likely toI frei aboul m ad-bu t ignore I-. colluacter. We worrynes bul tiilnklegolialingbusye don't let our kids
Lise w here thcrcit wc don't worry ,going to a homem ing pool. In allore familiar haz-ore dangerous
y, as a society, we inderesilniale die of unfamiliar low- .•vents.Wc place irtance on avoiding ' the last shocking ignore other pos.si-
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atrina. AmeSeneraiedaspateof Pc■stories likely to sap Buils diminished job-ap- alEnlanding.-Bu( history Is Agershow tnat Bush's real staff,1 decision-making oc- peri<n Uic years leading up (fovccane Katrina. a o ugli presidential aides succn ed his skills as tiie na- Brov81 president wiih an Tl^;ree. die way he has al- . landscarce fiscal resources, Pem1 key personnel and 'was•ed die government's of aachinery made last ux)uTisls almost inevitable. newirces: sor,Vhiic House consistent* andedeffohsl)y local ofthms and the Corps of crac.■rs for funds lo '11len flood control and ' lot rion efforts in the New llanii area. Sl,• this may Indicate dieir Altioliiical clout, il also al rcleet a feeling dial diose relUg of disaster werc crying iralisince decades of such O inhad never materialized. • den; mainly reflects the re-- Jam1 baide for fiscal and slm:resources by a govern- botl
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■lief was scattered, il was cen- alized in FEMA during the arteradminisiratlon. I’resi-ent Bill a in to n brouglit in____m es Lee Witt, wfionclfl a m llarjob in Arkansas and had Dth standing and instant ac- .*ss to dieVmiie I louse.When ITiMA was combined
■to 1 lomeland Security, it lost oth siandiHgand focus, l l i e inphasis was slilfied tb com- aiing lerrorism. And in July. UMA losl its role of working ilh states and localities lo
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His administration ncedii com c up widi imaginative \ to cope with die economic pact on the thousands of N
r Orleanians who have neithi hom es nor jobs. Wal-Mart • standard by ofi'ering Its em ployees jobs in their new locations. Q inton suggesie Monday that the govcnimt offer incentives to other co
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TWIN FALLS — ■; bo<^ of a m an 'w as Rock Crcck Park Sun noon, according t o ' County SheriffWaync
Childicn in a famil Ing In the park n discovery in ttic nortl ner ofthe park, Ibusli
Touslcy said dis] ccived the coll about said the body was c m ale In his 40s. Hcsai Is under Investigation
Buhl man dies In rollover Satu
lEBOME — A 01 rollover Saturday - killed a Buhl m an ai three others.
The accident, occui 4:30 p.m. at die west terstate 64 on-ra: lerome. A 1995 lecp driven by.2 I-year-oli Kuntz of Buhl was down the off-ramp
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w estbound on-nur was ejected an d pi dead a t the scene,<ac a news release from
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gers, two vrtio wcre-e two ejected passen Aaron nodrigucz. 1! Falls, who was tokei
j Valley R ^ o n a l Modi an d another m an t,vl was unknown at pics was flown to Saint Regional Medical Bofcse. A third pass ycar*old Colt Bess ol also tolcen to M ode ^onal. the news rue:
Bess was the onl) the vehicle wearing according to tlic ISI dcm is under inves li.
Sealing projec continues In T
TWIN FAUS — scaling project on Q ty streets will be today. Emery Brot stniction is doing scaling and Road V C onstruction Supp ducting trafHc cor and A id ers will be ensure safety and pr those using the strcc
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Meeting will d Salmon Falls I
HOLLISTER — house m eedng to Salmon Falls Bridge be held betvkrecn 5 Sept. 21 at the Sa Ouiol Co. oOicc. 27 93inHoUistcr.1TicI portaUon Departmi TVvin Falls Highway partnering on this F
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uslcvsaid. smoke goes u d ispatch re- om 3 p.m . He u o t a w hilej ^ d t h e e a s e " "u S S fS
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taPudisanoticcuncd about i/estbound In- i-ramp nea reep Cherokee _ _ _ _ r-old Nicholas iVas traveling m p w hen he i ^ t shoulder,
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I tiiree passen*[e.ejectcd.The sengers w ere
19, o f IVvin Jiken to Magic Mledlcol Center. ’ j M 1 tivhosc ruunc iress tim e wlio inl Alphonsus al C enter in lassenger, 18- so fB uhI.'v ras ik c Valley Re- rdeasesaid.)nly person ining a scat belt. .ISR T he acci- ' ^
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II discuss , is Bridge— An o p e n es and work; 10 discuss th e . ihem and w dge Proiect will help with an n 5 and 7 p .m . Aug. 30 at 92
Salmon River Growing u. 2700 Highway loomed to cheldaholV ans- .ca rco fah o rrtment a n d th e ‘chore was wiAray District arc stie drove itispro jea. care of die la:alls Bridge P ro- learned die \ new bridge-ond- — ShcTnarri’place the exist- moved to aree Creek Road where dicy iprivately ow ned on 80 acres,j a At th e m eet- During pclatives will b e breakfast, wisatisfy cu rrcn t men, Bx lur
rcss safety con- w hilethem tport land uses work wiih Uis rem ote area. The famiJl e v ^ altcm a- andthewori6 on» ih c local At age i:
ly -c o m m it te c ^ -broke his k flers, ad jacen t place on thfiEected agencies him to cool«X8. have meals i
.from th e Most of thctatlon D epart- was raisedk Palls Highway daughter Riproject consult- tha tifhermJ a t the m eeting store a moiIons. was ouuogctm attoa visit the “They did3 site a t more, tney Ji h o . g o v / g c t - times got toJk± on Salm on Even whe)}ecc or contact a b o u t»to iro pn5jcct m an- farm tools, I) or Mike P eppct (heir trustyU 734-6208. chUdrensa>
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/tAGresb u ribchal Siaicwi(M ^ ew t troUedbui---------------------------- because o- P lu m e s of smoke cause o f lburning ore a fre- control; in Minl-Cassia diis ^ “noar, but they causc Grimes, Ifor firefighters be- boa™ mjconlro lSd bu rns C e n ^ l d
lered in advancc as Grimeslaw. to prove
I'sasm aU bum .ltd ie P f 'J™ ' 's up In the air. >vld\ Idaho HiJ these days, w e get have:n calls just o n one niaJxrs f< Curtis Icnscn. BLM
ion specialist. .rc departm ents have die laxpaled of a controlled on tills, oarea, "wc ahvays roll, ncccssar)ing ln tooudgets,’’ he less reluIfthere’sn o su p p res- m em .he11 still COSIS." C um ncal Dre departm ents given ford by volunteers who . permit, teaticallthcyrespond .tionsareiw ihercjqiense' Among
Mko, lert, Erin R*iko, and Jin Hay< River H l^ School on Sunday. Sea
WiLLI]n w ife , horseIhKed 'vas pa;n writer whono\--------------------- -------- Just a•LL— She was bom a was tcking farm girl and classesIt way her entire life. RuliyioI a child. M anila Ruby " 'hciila ie a in o fd ra f th o rs - about dirk soil wiili th e best of scoot oI was always ready 10 reins of iany projcct. Slie died ing diet 92 years old.R up on a farm. Ruby SheQ cook, sew and take Haroldslome, but h er favorite tveniw ortdngon the farm, compele draft horses, took ^ u n tye land and m ost o f all. Compelle v a lu c o fh a n lw rk . the on!
ri'faSTil!“w;nd31w raised four ciiildren i'BS. She ipcakseasons. she'd fix Harold:, work all day vritli thelunch a t noon, clean horses sm en napped and dien m anv^1 d iem until dinner. u p M d 'miJy worked’together ..Snew-ork was ahvays shared. Idaho D
13, h e r son Harold sodado . leg and Ruby took his—tiie farm a n d taught ^ of tr
ook and d ie tim es to ties, incds ready. to d ra ffUie food she prepared Herlied on the farfn; her a treat
Rebecca Nleml said ways pr mom spent $25 a t die plckles nondi, she th o u ^ t iticcous. nomerr
have to produce f a ^ y fjy lust spent less w hen “ n(;tough.'^said Harold. . was roirtien m achinery came Harold 5 replace traditionalIs, Ihe Ruby’s preferred p l^ 'Y •5ty horses, w hich their Throisay diey could get just to judgywrtierc. "added tiiat d ie ability Hons, i
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•n thro iuwide, unregistered con- freeI bum s are cosdy not only lerc sc of false alarm s but be- Wc of how often d icy go out less itrol and endanger prop-and lives, sa id Mark wits. Buhl fire chief and a noimember of d ie Soudi- dni
II Idalio Fire Coop. Eni nes Is gadiertng statistics 1 ive his casa He plans lo coi nt die statistics to the Bu:
Fire Chiefs Associationlave tiiem approacli law- firers for t i t t e r regulations tryiiforccmenl. thilen wc see how m uch of troixpayers’ money Is spent weIs. and il's absolutely un- Isary, 1 diink there \™i liC' Inj;^luctance’ for enforce- tiuhe said. pe
TciiUy. a-ritation may be nofor not obtaining a bum ih(
ll, but Grimes said ciia- Iareraie. daong the local departments bu
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Hayii. all of th* Wood Rlver-Valle Sea paeei A l and AS for moie on
INGNESse d river al^vpassed down lo Harold,now owns the fann. ai 5t a few ye;uTi ago, I larolil
tcafhlng horse-driving pics and a studen t asked iif'lo come along. V’hen a student asked Kuliy clit driving, she had Harold «i It over and she took the"> of a four-horse hitch, lead- i)diem III figure-eighis and Isr maneuvers. w he just loved driving,’ildsaid. K''en in elderly years she wipeied in d ie IVvin I-alls A nty i-alr Draft Horse SliwvipeliUon tor seniors and. as donly woman com peting, g i-Uic-men-a-tougli twltle— d look fust a tim e o r tw a butadenodilferencetoher. liihe ahvays liad a smile on." nsldsoid. c; 86 , she drove a team of fi *s she'd never driven for aI whose driver hadn't shown limd won sccond place. I;le was named dwTSoutliem r10 Draft Horse a n d Mule As- Sadon's 2000 M ember of the fj andactivdy participated in—
)f the organizations’ activi- sIncluding bringing pics to 1
Iraisers.cr homemade cooking was lical to die family. Niemi al- i;s preferred her m om s dill ;iJes 10 cookies, Harold loved c m incemeat p ie and her
aemade bread rem ains a l:ily favorite. st never bodiered her if she tcooking for o ne or 100. ' s
old once said. “The foodI always good a n d dicre was rnytoeaL’ ihrough it all. she found lime rudge 4-H shows, plan and tk meals for church func- •IS, and panicipaie in the I
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Ugh rerequentlyrespondingtoume^- cred controlled b um calls is the Vest End lire Distria and, to a Bser extent. Rupert and Buriey.
"We have so m any problems vidi conirolled bum s; people tot notifying dispatch or gei- ing a bum permit." said Wcsi •nd RrcCJilef Randy Suiion.
Tlie problem is panlcularly :ommon in the rural areas, said lurley Fire Chief Bruce Allcoii.
“It crcatcs an expense for ilic ire departmeni." he said. “We’rc rying to find a way lo reduce ;he amount of (unrcponed con* iroUed bums) that lake place sc ,ve'rc not dispalcheil.'
Loail fire offldals ore requesting dial those who b um obtain llie required siale-lssued bum pennll ilirougli die BLM and notify local dlspa'ich centers ol the location o fthe bum.
Hums m ust be oui before dark. Sutton said, adding tliai bum barrels must have a screcr
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illey. ihare a laugh whlle.waltlng on the Dalai Lama's visit to Idahi
;sTO SIA/ays m ade rWciulcll Gmnge. Ganlcn Cliil and square dances.
S<iuare dancing was a favorii pastime and as a m em ber of ll Huttons and Hows ;uui Mag V’alk-y Singles square tlancii cliihs, she loved to go at e\ei «ip|)ortiinity.
l!.iri.ld once s;iid that d i)iggest mistake one could mol Is 10 gel in her \«iy when sl wanted lo go square dan c in t
“Even when slie wasn’t feelir good and couldn't dance, sl would come itj visit." said Car Allison, a fellow stiuarc dancer
In liLT spare lime. Ruljy mat denim quilts o f old jeans ar gave them to eitch of h er ch
-dren and.gnmdcliildrca____Niemi has kept up die trat
lion, sewing quills of the san material for each of her gran' children w hen they gradua from liigli school.
Afier retiring, she enjoyt iravellng and was able to vl Europe, slay in a casde, see tl f^-iss of Venice and go to No ScoUa — where she discovcn family history an d mel a cousi
__ She also siK-ni a.loi o f time tsenior trips %vilh Rosenia liiwton.
Since about 1938, th e tv have Ix.’e ii close friends; La\«i married Ruliy's broiher-ln-k and they \s-ere ahvays dicrc 1 cacli other.
Someddng Lawton rcmei l)en> most about Ruby is ti she never seem ed 'to get fli tered and was able to hant any situation widi grace.
Ruby wa.*! a w om an %vho rt resented th e all-Aineric iraditional values of a fann w and gave ewrydiiiig slie coi to moke sure her family - a anyone else who cam c alonj had plenty to cat. friendly cc
jsourceover d ie top to prevent e
the from floating out.0 a W hile Burley allows 7 , burning w idi a permit, ms restrictions govem Rupe: pie dents. O pen burilir ;el- prohibited w idiln die d tj t e l except for leaves during
week period cach sprin uly fall for yard deanup, sa aid pert Fire Chief U n y Pool III. State b u m nerrnlts n llie obtained by calling die B e’rc leragency office uce 208-886-2373 or 1-80 on- 2373. To notify Ml] ; so Couniy offidals of a cor
bum . coll dispatch a t 43- CSl- Tlie numlMjr for Cassia ( lain dispatch is 878-2251. um Dispatchers will need and cad o n and tlm coftiiepn s of bum a nd th e nam e and
lact n u m b er for the tore responsible.They shoulddial tlfied Uic day o f the bum ecn an hour before die fire Is
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nem - versation and warn> that blankets,
flus- " 'C o m eo n in an d eaondle she’d say," said N iemi
scooted over and too3 rep- less and she was diat Virican very end."(1 wife ^ could Tlmes-Ncu's UTifer^- and cd can be nxtched a t :long - o r write to her at jtvhit?con- icvalleycom
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“I have 30 yean in tile consiruci wiih 25 of tiiosc I ployed, so 1 feel working knowlet sponsibiUtics."
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I be attending a ss at the end of ore testing for his csaid.iidon means Y ^- >avc die Cassia ; board to ovolda restrkingonthezon- iu t_ lX _ siP _ be________fl It, jusl in a dif- •
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tennial Park at 1 maKe up for die ightingtitisyeati-dio-dty's-wiiing-----------s put an end to a isunaslights,and bers say diey are )ui ihc situation, meeting, Coundl- >can questioned ipy lighting could
■ctrical M a n a n r 1 explained thal I removed d ie oldhe streets for safe- . -------I eliminated die • for the canopy
! wires ran along )f d ie street, vre h d ie Christinas side to side, but ire gone and te !s from p o k to pole run at a diagonal
id wldi too large a incjqilained will sdU be some .
tie ability to p u t up irations or barm en u id diere are out- . coukl be WDUiKi
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TodayOver 60 and Getting Fit cJ:
b c ^ . 9 a.m., gym.idalio Small Busii^ss Dev
opm ent Center Business Be • Camp. noon. Evergreen C95.
CSI Athlctic Boosters wecl luncheon, noon. Tbylor 277.
Jerome Tcch Acadcmy rop challenge, 12:30 p.m., CSI Q i lengc Coursc.
CSI Student Senate wecl mocdng. 4 p.m.. Student Uni 232.
TuesdayCSI Inundation board m e
ing. 11:30 a.m..Kiylor 276.CSI Ski Q u b weekly mectii
I p.m.. Shields 106.CSI Ambassadors wecl
meeting. 2 p.m,. S tudent Uni 232.
IdaJioOnicu'-of State Superi tcndeni meeting. 2 p.m.. Tuv 277.
CSI O utdoor Program cl skcct and trap shooting cl: bc^ns, 3 p.m.. Shields 105.
CSI Math and Fnginceri Club wx'ckJy meeting. •« p.i Shields 203.
“Hubble Vision." 7 p.i Faulkner I’lanetarium.
“Stoke!" wood-fired ccrap slidw. public reception for t artists, 7 p.m.. Hcrrctt Cent lean B. King gallery (fa*cadm sion):
CSI Clii /Mpha Club wecl meeting. 8 p.m.. Student Uni nortli cafeteria.
Wednesday----------TVrtn-l'alls-School-Distr
dala team training, 8:30 a.m. 4:30 p.m,. Taylor 277.
Sawtooth F.lcmentary so graders ropes challenge. 9 a.i CSI ChaUenge Coursc.
CSI Latinos Unidos wecl
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Qim as Q )unty comniissic ers. 9 a.rn.. courthouse, H Soldier Koad. I-airfield.
Camas County School Boa 7 p.m.. higi) school. GIO Sold «oad. Fairfield.
--------- Cassia County commisslcers. a a.m,, courthouse. I I (Vcrland.
LImore County comniissic ors. 9 a.m.. courthouse. 150 Fourth L . M ountain I Ionic.
Gooding County comn sloners. a-a.m„ cinmhouse, < Main,
Hagerman School Board p.m.. elementary school. ; Sccond Ave. N.
I lailey City Council, (i p. courtliouse. 206 First Ave. 1 lailey.
I lan.scn Cily Council; 7 p. c:ity I I;iU. 3H8 Main.
I liizelton Cily Council, 7 p. city ofTice, 246 Main.
I loUlster Cily Council, 7 p. City HaU. 2392 M ain.,
lerome County coiiimissii ers, 9 a.m.. counliouse. 30(1 Lincoln.
Ketchum Planning and 7i ing Commission. 5:30 p.m., ( Mall. IfiO LAve. N.
Lincoln C ounty commissi vrs. H:30 a.ni.. counhouse. \V, U, Shoshone.
Miipc Valley Ht^gionitl M ical Cenier Board. 6 p. LducaUon Center. 59B Addi: Ave. W,.l\vin Falls.
Malta City Council. 5 p. Kafi lUvur Electric Co-op c fiTciice room. 155 N. Main.
Minidoka County comn sioners. a a.m.. courthousc. GSt.. Hupcd.
Hichlield City Council. 7 p ciivofrice, 180VV,Uncoln.
Shoshone School Board. \ p.m.. district office. 409 Apple.
IWin Fails Cily Council p.m., council cham bers. :
Lois Faye A nderson Dedo. funeral at 11 a.m. lc al.lliiiisen M ortuary Bu Chiipel. 321 H. Main Friends m ay c;ill one hour foa- lhe sen ice today al mortuary.
Julia N. DeShem of 1 ' Rills, rosary at 7 plm. toda While Momiary in TVvin F funeral Mass at 11 a.m. T day at St. Edward Confessor Catholic Qiurcl:
UUian M. OUver Hlnto Hazelton, funeral at II . VVfcdnesday at Valley Prcsb] ton Church In Hazel Friends m ay call &om 4 p.m. TUesday al White Me aiy in TWin Bills and onc I before the scrvice Wcdne at thechurch. ' '
G erald ), M cNamara ol pert, graveside scrvice a
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"fflS WEEK\mecUng, noon, Siudei
' Idaho Small Buslne;, opmeni Ccnter Busin
Camp,6p,m.,L^crBree ^ ^ t Arsenic
planning committee 1“ “ ^ 6:30 p .m .liiylor 2-7.'• 'S t ^ Narcotics Anc
meeting. 7 p.m,. Dcsen Idaho Society o f Hac
, , leurs monihly meeii p.m.t Shields 106.
ThursdayCSI Human Ser\’i(
challenge, 9 a.m.. CSI C Course.'
Sl. Lukes Ilegionai Center Magic Valle; meeting, noon. Taylor;
j-eekly CSI Phi llieta Kapp Union ,„ceiing, noon. Stuclei
232.perm- Students Accessing Taylor weekly nu'cting, 3:;«) j
dent Union 2411.I ciny- U.S. Constitution I);
class lecture on constiiulioi>• r>-. 7 p.m.. I lerreti Cei -ering /\|ion Comnumiiy Uooi p.m., Cetuennlal Panc<
weekly rehearsal, 7:;il) I pm .. ,\ris 121.
" I * r.si Goklc, .lenter participates in ilHmis' Tournament. \
Wash, (tlirougli SiuurdvcH.“klv 'Jiiion in S .9a .iii.to6p .m ..T
. and 277.Certified Nursing 4
written testing. 10 a.nistrict— t o :-----------------------^,m. to U.S. Constitution D
discussion featuring sbtth denis and profc*ssors
1a.m.. MpenlOH.-Iluhhle Vision."
k'cekly Faulkner I’lanetarium.
O n t h e ACTliinlAve.H.
■' p.,, sioners, 8:30 a.m,. coi•' ■’"* 425 Shoshone St. N. Unirrt I '" ' 'kildier " ’ay Advisory Hoard. 7
SLxthAve.W. ssion- School
I iru p.m.. adminisiraiioii c Main Ave. W.
ission-150 S noon. Ciiy ,, . Second Ave. li. m m is-' VallL7 Schnol li.K.r«• «-J.i ' lazclton). I p.m., mc(
* l)R2 Valic7 HoadS.,ard, 7 T u e sd a y)l. :i24 Blaine Coutuy con
ers. H:45 a.m.. counh j p.m.. First Avc.S., lla iity
s., Iiulil Cicy Cdiiiinlr .. ncil cluunbers. 21
7p,nt.. way Ave. N. '('nissia (;<ntnty Sciu
7 p.m.. 7 p.in,. central ofTice, St., llutlev
7 p.m„ nietrlcii School H< p.m..M:)iiioi liusine.ss I
ission- jyj,300 N. c.ienns Fcrrv t;nv (
p.m.. Ciiy Hall. l l ‘) ii.:II /jm - Cooding School n., C,ity J, disirici adminisi , , lice. 507 Idaho St.l.SSlOn- . (;j,y
'** Zoning Commission council chiiinbeis. KM
' KimhcriyCityCoiinp.m., toninmnity center. 1
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Sun Valley Planning '"K Commission. !J i
I’ Hidl.Hl lilkliorn Ho;id,, l\vin Fiills City Pla:
Zoning Commission SnSlliirdAve.i;.
_ 'IWn Falls County/ p.m.. ^i„„L.rs, «;;<(, a.m.. cc
425 Shoshone St. N.Wednesda
Declo Cily ( Jiunci ncil. 5 CiiyllalLlKUV.Main s. 305 DeMary Memoriii
= 1 S e r w>on of a.m. Hiursdiiy at tl 1. loday side National Cem Burley Riverside. Calif. (Pa)
iin Sl. luary). our be*’ at the Shawn Lee of H ar
morial scrvice at 11 a at Flasmussen Funer
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m on of L a R u e D e U M a r eII a.m. BLACKFOOT — csbytcr- Timmks' LaRue DcLa izclton. orBlockfoot.diedSaiui I 4 to 8 10,2005,atihcBinghai Mortu- rial Extended Coic Fac
n eh o u r Funeral scrvkeswi Inesday 11 a.m. Thursday,
2005, at the Tlionu Ward In Thomas, Ida
Qorilu- will follow a t the I ■eat 10 TliomasCemetery.F
s c r ib e to d ay . C all 733
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: AT CSI—dent Union NorcodcsAnon]
meeting. 7 p.m.. D ness Devel- SatU fd
N«llon:a u n m c
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R adio , \n ,a - ^ 1 =
"^30 . '^ 'S fg u q .a m vFalls Fanners Marl
V duce and crafts),r\’iccs rojie p.ni,. across from >I Challenge Expoa-nier.
Idalio State Dei lal Medical ing, a a.m. to 6 p.i llcy Board and 277. or277. CSI addictionsippa weekly challenge, 9 a.m., ( (lent Union Course.
Made Valley Yo Illl A l.ililifs reiieap^Ti, 9 a .m ., 10 11,111.. Mu.- 133.
• Idalio OfTice oi Day public for Seniors. 10 S.
I10tw l.lust0 - gy,,,_:;enicr. Rick Sunbridge Oire
, tation Alzlieimt ncc B an il. Walk. 10 a.m.,.can 1011.111., I m i ' U iill f i lC liu tch .
‘meeting. 10a,in... Senior Expo i
le volleyball aging class, noon, n the N onh ditorium. t. Spokane. "Tlie Scarch fc irday). Universe." 2 p.iurists m eei- Planetarium.,. Taylor 276 Magic Valley li
nic. 2 p.m., EicJoi g Asjfistant Cenier. — . a.rn., /Vspen . I
I Day panel 4 p.m.. Faulkner P Ig CSI slu- "Hiibhle Visio 3rs. 2 p.m.. Faulkner Planeiar
"Lynyrd Skynyr 7 p.m .. Binl."H:l5p.m.,Fi
ni. tariuin.
.GENDA —Board. 4:30 p.m.,
ly commi.s- St., Rupert, counliouse, 1 li'yburn City C
City 1 lali. 941 Ifltl and Water- M urtaugh Cit'
l.7p .in„450 p.ni.. City Hall. 10 Munaugh Sch
ol Board, 7 p.m., higli schor noRice, 201 BoydW,
Paul City Cx)un )i) Renewal ciiyofUce, 152 S. ( y Hall, 321 Hichndd Scho<
p.in. higli school oard (litlen- Drive, iicdia cenier, T\vin Falls Coi
' sioners. 8:30 a.m IV 425 Shoshone Sl.
IWn Falls Pi :onimission- n ■ r „ i i „ u s . , a H i
icil, 7 p.m.. Thursi203 Uniad- Ik-llmie Plann
ing Commission, L-i)ool Hoard, Hall. 115 H. I’opla ce, 2;{7 l‘)th Kimberly Scho
p.m., inieniicdii Hoartl. 7:;«1 bniry, 241 Center
r.ss room. 41''- Minidoka Cou and Zoning Cc
iv Council. 7 p.m., counhouse, ii. Sccond. pen.)1 Board, 7 Sun Valley Ci' iiisirationof- p.m.. City Hall.
Road.aim ing anti TWin Falls Coi ion. 7 p.m., sioners, 11:30 a.m KM) li. Ave. , V 425 Shoshone Sl. luncil, 7 p.m., Wendell (lily C r. 120 Maili- Cily Hall, 300 Ma;
, FildiIc .» .iicC :o u i.„J a.m. u iy
CO,ion , 11.111.,
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j i-rtHfi' sclieo Tinws‘\'eii’s stigi
ncil. 7 p.m.. amfinii ihc itifonain. inn ihi- tippropru )rial Library lM,'foivaiiending.
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: the River- I3.501L IGthSt.. Bu em etery inPayne Mor- Velniu Mae J<
Jenime. service at a iFanw w nliM on
laasen. nie- Lincoln. Jerome. V I a.m . today family mid friends leral Home. I pm . today at the
oH notice1I0 ' meet wiih friends
p.m.Wednesdayat ire Funeral Home ii- Imogene and one hour prio cLaMaiu, 83, at tlie cliurch. iiuiduy,&*pLJ ia n iM c m o - NICk KuntZ
y, Sept. 15.m as Fourth Sepl. 10,2005. Idaha Burial Funeral service; e Rivereide- nounced by Farr ^.Familywill .ChapelofBuhL
33-0931 fo r delivery.
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Business Dcvcl- icr, AAHP and auc Scivtcc tax- .raining, 8 a.m„
iruneni and'Avin • la i to (local pn). X S t ”
9 j>-m- to 1 , individu om Eldon Evans
Denturists meei- ^vA^notna’ 5p.m..-Riylor276
nchievemc ons class ropes com nuicrt "■•CSlChallcnEC
jY ou^O rehcslra e i s at m.. Fine Ans 121 washi
tills spring; on Aging txpo HandivrilK ] a.m . to 2 p.m.. p^js befon
, „ , , wiili their -ire and Rehablli- exams, cal im er's Memory Assessmen cam pus circle. ing,aa*spt fch o f God weekly tesi-hlgltei in.. Aspen 145. sonlngand0 m em ory and Tlie WAS ion. Fine Ans Au- ered some (
nation.1 for life in lhe Allhougl p.m.', Faulkner schools po;
WASL com y Early Iron pic- Washlngtoi Idon Evans Expo cem o f lasi
ihcrc fallcil lio Station of tlie lest.
L-r Planetarium. ' s t a n d ^ s iisioii." 7 p.m., by. and It'sjiarium . bar," saidnyrd: Fly On Im* iHillmon o1., Faulkner Plane- twins in 1
younger c llieyVe losi high tlicy'v
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ly Council. 7 p.m.. gre\v oui o inthS t. lional refcCity Council, 7 political la . 10-1 S. Founli. Reagan ad Schoot Hoard. 7 In rcspons hool library, 500 public schi
promotion ouncil. 7:30 p.m.. some peo S.GOOW. sense of u
:hool Hoard. 7:30 a-fonn by l ool. 555 N. Tiger " llic crii
\vassumm County commis- some higI a.m.. courtliouse. couldn't n St. N. ^'p u lil ic Ubraiy t a a fot1.. library board teaclier iui ond E. ' Colfjix sell! ircriflw ot' jrsaay washingto anning and Zon- i„ a*spc ion, 7 p.ni., City dial some; 'Phir- skills. |K)lii :hool Board. 7:30 ingtonand cdiaie school li- of educat itcrSt.W. 1990s. M. ::ounty Planning testing ofCom m ission. 4 came a ci
use. 715 GSt.. lUi- elfons. lea of the WAS
City Council, 4 slates iraw lali. 81 Elkliom In 2002.
dent Hu.shCounty commis- Lefl Heliin a.m., courtliouse. tic's federal St. N. performaiy Council, 7 p.m.. standardiz M ain St. law. schocriday studemswm ty commission- jurtliou.se. 300 N. “
County commis- • a.m.. counliouse.;St. N.
vnipilcil from ai- hedulcs. The suggests iluit you tfomiaiioii liycall- pri/ite clerk's ojjice ttg
. Burley,
Johiiston of at 2 p.m. today1onuary,I343S. W Me. Vlsiiadon for ids will b e ^ at the monuary. ■ ■
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emerge with diploma work ccssf
have school children Mosied so often and al such rlculand never have lesl re- Bechtered so m uch not only schodual students, but to meei3ol districts as well. does10, high school seniors workraduate this spring un- loda;y pass a statew ide Asnenl exam d v en by ^ns.r and called the Idalio arc tIs Achievement Test, dard
are m ultlple-dioice thatat cover basic skills. towaihington. lOili graders dardIg will lake a long set of Palien exams thc7 must Inieiore tliey can graduate SchoIr class in 2008. The m enailed d ie Washington Waslunt of Student Leam* loadipc'cifically designed to studiier level" thinking, rea- did Ind composidon. "T/^ L exams arc consld- haveleo fd ietoug liesiin llie then
wetiIgh W liiim an County s te plost hig li sc o re s on ilie Oiim p ared lo ilie rest o f e n iston Slate, about 30 per* of hasi y e ar’s lOtli g rad e rs lorlyIc'd one o r m o re WASL befo
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s 10 measurc c'veryone puniI's good 10 have a higli thatId Jim DeVleming, a simfoptometrist who has chllclOih grade and onc whochild. "But 1 think “A
3si tiieir m inds on how plao/'ve set the bar on some Solaniculariy In m adi ... stamapec t fourtli graders 10 urera!" abilihigli-stakes school can'tWashington and Idalio spec, of ideas about L>duca- < oftei.'form p lan ted in the chilclandscape during tlie ,-----adminisiratiori. I’anly nse 10 fnisiratJon wiili :hoots tliai gave "social 3ns" 10 failing siudenis. fople cam e to feel a uigency aboui school
y tlie e n d o f tl ie 1980s. j___:riiicism of d ie schools [ =m ed up in d ie idea dial ■igh school CTaduates ■read their diplomas," B
e Rep. Don Cox. R-Col- ■b riner public school pand superiniendenl of R:hools who no\v serves " cation panels in lhe ^on State House, ponse lo the concern le siudenis lacked basiciliiicians in bolh Wash- M nd Idaho began a seric>s ation reform s in .th eM andatory siaiew ide h hof students soon be- ■ | cornerstone of those
eading to development ? /\SLandthe ISAt Oilier ivelcd similar paths.)2. Congress and Prcsl* sh crcaic*d tlie No Qiildlind act. T lie le^slaiion ^ral school monc'y to the ;1 lance o f s tuden ts on lized exams. Under tliai ools and districts widi i who don't m eet fc'dcial
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^ashingt( iture on mrgcis >viU find their fimdlng ^ tc n e d rather than incrcasccT T h e beauty o f No Child Left ;h lnd Is that we rcfilly have to ork to m ake cach child sue* issful, e^'l.ry single child,” said loscow School District cur- culum d irector Cindy echlnskl. "But punishing ihools and kids (who fall to leet standiirds) isn't right and sesn't do Justice to the good ork that educators arc doing day."As tlie new school year bens, m any rcformers say they V pleased to have l i l ^ stan- irds In (he schools and exams lai measurc student p ropcss iward m eeting those stan* irds.Paul Sturm, assistant super-;
ileiident o f th e Pullman :hooI District, says the govem- len t-m andated exams in Washington have pushed lachers. adm inistrators and udents to do morc ilian diey id in the past."Tlie goals behind die WASL
ave helped us focus on au* icntic. real-life skills In whal e teacli kids. That's been a real ep fonvard." S lurm said.On die od ier hand, some par-
nis and educators arc cridcal f high-siokes exams, panicu- xly i / th c I .sts m ust be passed efore students can eam a high A otI ^ ploma. School
unlshes districts and schools lat may have low test scores mply bccause Uiey have many tilldren living in poverty or 'ho speak only limited En^lsh. "All Uds start in a dlHercnt
lace," Sturm said.Some paren ts don'l think
:andardlwd exams can meas- re studen ts ' individual biliUes. arguing that one size an'l Tit all Mds. A nd parents of pccial-educailon students ften don't sec a place for dieir liildrcn in die new landscape
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"Ii's an open question n< ur-; lo w hether we cnn affoi an m ainiaih die exam, year •n- year," Cox said, in Tlie WASL lakes days t. cd ■ minister to siudehts whil' nd ISAT lakes only hours. Bet icy - t h e WASL exams are.gradi
people, not machlhes. il SL . several monUis for scores IU* determ ined and reiurni lal local schools, cal Between 40 percent ar
pcrcent o f this year's or- graders in Washington are cal to fall one or more WASL u - Students can h aw up to fo ed takes.gh • "It's a train wTCck-llierc id doubt aboui it." Cux suid.tB-------Soine-whJMtofs-Bay-Mwols of the WASL apjiear to l>e res ten at a level tliat guara ny clemeniary school studeni o r fall diem.sh. “The founh grade ; •nt WASL is simply desigiici
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BOISE(AP) — Beginr day, Idalio n^dcnts \ cliance to icU offidaLs > tliink of a plan to beef u| education requirement ilc-sdiool students.
■Hie state Departmci cation will hold sL hearings around the su cuss increasing the aj time tliat every studer In the gym— from kln< througli hlgli school other things, the -would re<iulreabout 3( a day o f physicd edui elementary studen would make tho sub|i school (^dua tion ruqi • y\mcricans‘ problems sit)arc\\dI-doaimenia .ind eLsovlien:. And as / 1 vive grcMii in siw over t! dccaues. p h y :^ educa
' in{p liarc slinink. saoifincrcasin^y ti^it sd sdiools tlwt novv icquii tory testing in subjects £a from tlie
According to the U.i m ent of Education school physical-etluca gnims. Induding indiv group snons. have de<
; jiificunily since tlic 191 > “School physical c ' has been reduced beca •Jxirception that otlier !^ubiecu arc more in ^ d Grace Goc Karp, \ dinates phys-ed teach University oHdaho.
But physical educat
Caldwell• C A ID W E a-IH ib l ; and educators are 1 : public forum toda\■ Jibout gang violence i:
County.• l l i e meeting is pan• aim ed at M itln g; Idaho, it's (wing led b ‘ that includes tlie Ida!) 1 m ent of Correctic ; universities and coUi• state legislators.
The gatherings are to educatc the co about the challeng faces as its populati
, and its crime rate I__________• Idaho's prison tionuli
. an all-time hl&i, at : m ates. Morc thar
others are on probi parole.
“Corrections rcally m unity issue," sj Bealicbir, director of
; Department of Com ' the community is c . and aware of this inf ; they can have an ii• public safety."
__________1— The ffiMting Mnnd
ChristniContlmwd from Blaround th e poles," said, “but we cannot across the streets as u rentiy set up."
1 Dean expressed coi; ; the Baling was remoM I. • onyconsuTtadonwith tl I ! "I don't think this
; should have been m I ' out the coundi^ inp I ; said
; Other council• agreed.; ‘Iwouldntwantthc■ feci comfortable in tl
lg boats p laints in (IE (AP) — most impossiblid boaters at said Jim Aucutt.2 have been chairman ofauthorities County Waterwa
loatstha tgo He sold tlie radn2T hour and conversation wlcause vlbra- his house on thehomes. "It's really, rci:ast sbc com- when they aren'tlUt the sleek cutt said
Sgt. M att The boats coi2 have called three engines anve boats at a octaneradngfiHd down the bo so fast, ii's nclUt 27 miles lor marine dc|
them over or traailed was so Street said. Andiie operator depudes to me:treet. "The bels and tickethouse and having boats t
at things fall noise laws.So for now.
c built for depuUes take rcan cost as boat and recordStreet said, so they \yili kn
lore of diem sponsible whimove near complaints.
■ • "We are slmpldene has a ingandpuiUngimph. Idaho told the Spokiolse on lakes “It's dlRlcult to blit, but “the Coeur d'Aleneilten. it's al- Forest owns one
residentsical edui
^Intiingllics- ally helps studeits get a acadcmics by iiLs wliat they .md helping dijfupphysiciu Karp, who plansentsforpub- Moscow hcarin{
changes,ment of Edu* “Wc know dii
sbc public endoi^hins kide state to dis- (the students] f(s am ount of Uiemsclves." sluidem spends Educating sikindergarten sports also hdpsool. Among- adults, sold Ikm:ic proposal tlie healdi-educIt 30 minutes tor for tlic Idalioducadon for Education. Shelents, and gedierdiepropoibjcct a lilgli Earlier tills surwiulrement. eral Centers forans with obc- and I»reventionnied.inIdalio shovving tliat aas Americans adults In Idalio/ertlie last fe\v or obese. In 200:lucationolTcr- ceni of Idahcloificcd to an considered oveisdiedule at standards, .ind
quire manda- that group W!U (tsfaricmoved Teaching cl
' sports and exertU.S. Depart- . habits for life alon, public Eisenbarth said,lucadon pro- "Wc want tcidividualand people downdeclined sig- said. “We need: 1900s. where."al education Physical edui•ecaaseoftlie started dwindliier acadcmic 1990s. said Eisei: important." I li{^ sdioolsrp, \<^o coor- at least oneyearacheis at the Ing the four hi(>. Tliat requlrcmcjcation actu- in 1997, she sa
;11 holds foruublic ofTidaLs s = s = ^ = s =V holding a IdshO Iday to talk _____________cc tn Canyon |, , |d Albonst
, Hammond, a Ic an o fa scrieslg crim e In asked that the bf e w du<lcda»a,np*
M a n s ta m ls lare designed v eh icu la r m 3com m unity SANDPOIOT
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*s," M onson "We need to rlo t run them and sec diat ouIS urc arc cur- \vcll lit for die hi
Odier coundconcern diat gested the cii
noved without lighting for CcndidiecoundL (jriristmas in liethis decision lif tin g , as theI m ade with- den t dme to reinput," Dean Uils point
Dean said heI m cm ben vate donadons
canopy Ugh dngthe G rindi to The li^ d n g
n this town," the council^ ag
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:lble to enforce," a 36-foot 2Cutt. a b o a u r and l,500-hor$e]f th e Kootenai he'said was-ways Cotnmlttee. rccord but vd n g boats stop all said die bew hen they pass m ph on A it
i ie Spokane iQvcr. but he dilnlrealty loud even d ian 190 mr
m 't8 p ec^ g ,"A u - But he sal fast on Lake
can have two or instead usesand run on high- urc craft fofuel Bccausc they business, Fanearly impossible "It rides tdepu ties to pull Cadillac." Fc track them down, . Forest salnd it's difficult for m en and oneasurc ihe ded- boats, and ;et die owners for the cpnceri tha t break the depudes.
“I bclievtow.- th e m arine havctocrac: photos "bf each adon," Fore;ird ow ners 'nam es onetocausiknow w ho b rc- But it's ncvhen they get done.Aiicul
committee Inply Just respond- a soludon.Ig out Ores," Street "We've hiokcsman-Revicw. and we've 10 be proacdve." plaints. Bu »ne resident Grant don't have a m e of th e boats — he said.
s will weig icationJi^dents d o better In m any scIky reducing strcss offer at Icasdicm focus, said dropped dn
m s to speak at the Eiemeniaring in favor o f the iorliiglis.in
state to pred iat w ith acdvity, education,
kick in. and dicy say hmv it1 feel better about vary from 2 she said. some schoi
studen ts about week at oth•Ips Uiem stay fit as Tlie new:aibara Eisenbanh, .o n the reco;lucadon coordlna- sta le Educilio Department of and the Idhe helped put to- Health. PIiposed rcguJadons. Recreation. sum m er, the fed- state Boanlb r Disease Control preliminary□n released figures standards ii: a majority of die partm enlh o arc overweight hearings or1003, nearty 60 per- Tlie staniiho adulis werc elementaryverweigiit by CDC minutes ofnd 22 percent o f iw ek — abi
obese. junior higlichildren about would be r
cercisc insdlls good credits o r ra after graduadon, education,Ud. would req
to see healthier physical etn the ro.id," she tion.wd to start some- Tune is s
days, \%ndiducadon in Idaho ments in reidling in the mid- physiciil >isenbarth. EisenbardiqIs used to require 'W e kno\car of phys-ed dur- teachers...high sdiool years, of pressure,ment w as dropped - is one of diisaid, and th o u ^ pressure? E
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M r i a l f o rn s n s la u g h te r suiting inv J T -A Spirit Like •d of accidentally destrian wldi his : was scheduled to
s Cavanaugh. 44, is --------------tl felony counts of CENTllanslaugliter and I B ||ncene o fa crash. Po- . »»»•««• hit Sarah Marie ' E V Ashe walked o n die .
Id March 10. They ' E M IKjyfriend, who was | _____ jlect her. saw the ac- M A E
die next day. M ( ]haU egedly left the I
;iuiIDave Ringlc said. I l I V
3 revisit diis issue I Aour commiinlty is ^
S S ^ r s s u g . m mcity provide die m
kjntennial Park dlls- |1_lieu o f the canopy ______ ;dierc Is^Hot sum- II rectify the issue at
heh o pestoge tp ri- . ------- ^m s to rcplace die u iwing at a later date. | D ftT lj(lg Issue will be o n l lH I Ifagenda Sept. 20. H _ _ 2
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SA]1 2005 Eliminator wldi Churirsepowcr engines that day Svas built to set a speed die cu t was never tested. He a dec! boat once went 150 wastiArizona^ Lake Havasu, ln,Uthlnks it could go more InI m ph. dBy,(! said he never goes diat V.jike Coeur d'Alene, and die Iises the boat as a picas- misst for custom ers of his Issuai, Forest Steel.' allovcs really sm oodi like a vrasti,"Fon»t said last week, nudi
said he knows fisher- ter od odiers don't Uke die diatnd said he understood ny''icern o f th e sheriff's HeK Regiieve they arc going to nouicrack dow n on the situ- diatbrcst said. "It only takes ^vas iause a problem." thorl^ not clear what can be Pricuttsaidhisw aterw ays tracttec hasn’t come up widi of Om. facile h ad som e discussion, aboive heard a lot o f com- LakeBut a t diis point wc diec
ve any idea what to do,“ ofsp
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Comsdiools continued to si3,< least that m uch, odiers pcjy 1 d ie subji'ct aliogcdier. volv m iary schools and jun- jton 5 .m* still required by die -j-f provide som e physical rcsci
jn, but d ie rules don't than V m uch. Tlie offerings john m 20 m inutes a week at of d :hools to 90 minutes a odiers, she said. "7 lew standards are based q jh ' ecom m endatlons of the said ducation D epartm ent gj : Idaho Association fo r— volf
Physical Education, ]of y lon and Dance. The lard of Education gave n laryapprovaltod icncw K j ds in August, but the deni m ust hold public _ s o n them as well. y f , tand.irds would require lary schools to offer 150 . d: s of physical education a said about<30 m lnutesa day. and
ilgli a n d middle schools day; je required to offer four toot or two ye.irs o f physic.il wen lon, and higli schools moc require tw o credits of . aI education for gradua- ]ccp
sideis scarce at school these Insii
idi new tesUng require- \vitlin reading and m adi. But "[II education Tits in. l.mc irdi said. havi uiow w u'reasklngalotof die s...W c know diere's a lot day ure," she said. 'Bui what ix;ai if die best ways to relieve M c? Excrcise." he i
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! violence diin* sire; IS people In the neigh- id ca m c o u t to help.Ing to court documents. ed au tho rities several a ter to say he thouglit I lilt som eone on the
;■ boyfriend told policeJones h .id been walking " iayfrom trainc. ? ®n a u ^ was first jailed on ^ snordrunkendrivingre-
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/[ormon le: D radioactiJAIT LAKE C nY (A P)— 'Tie urch of Jesus Christ o f Latter- / Saints is adding its voice to ! cacophony of objccdons to lecision to allow a radioactive stc storage facility to be built Utah's west desert, in a statem ent issued late Fri- y, church leaders said:'Wc regret (die) decision by } N udear Regulatory Com- sslon to auUiorlze the uance of a Uccnse diat would ow storage of radioactive istc in SkuU Valley. Storage of :dear wasie In Utah Is a mat- ' o f significant public interest It requires thorough scrud-
Hours earlier, the Nuclear gulatory Commission an- lunced It had reicaed daim s It the proposed storage site is too c lan^rous and had au- orized a license for die facility Private Fuels Siorage will con- ict widi d ie Skull Valley Band Goshute Indians to build die dlity on dieir reservation 'OutS0tTd]essoudiwestofS.ili . ko City. The facility will have e capacity to hold 44,000 tons s|>eiit nuclear fuel rods.It is d ie first license to be anted for a high-level waste, :illty In m ore dian 30 years.
(adio collarsGREEN RIVER, Wyo, (AP) — le Wyommg (jame i-isti immlssion agreed to allocate 3,000 of federal money to buy !W radio collars to study }lves in and. around Yello\v- }ne Nadonal ParL ■Ilie liigh-tech collars will pve searchers more Infomiatlon an standard radio collars, said lin Cmmerich, assistant diief d ie Game and Fish Depan-
cnt'sWUdlifc Division."This is an excellent project.” jm m issioner Bill WUiiams idEmmerich -said Yellowstone alf researchers planned to col- r wolves in die Delia I*ack in
Jackcountry d n th Jeep danjDENVER (AP) - Icff Moore Jd he was taking priinkillers id hadn’t slept in about t\vo lys l)ccau.se of an abscessed o d i when he drank a l)eer .md en t four-wheeling in the loonliglit neurLcadvilk*.A litde while later, he sjild. Ills ep hung pre“cariously off the lie of a cliff and he was stuck iside. Injured and pleading ith God for rescue."If a fly cam e along and he nded hard, he probably would ive knocked (die leep) down le m ountain." Moore s;iid I'ri- ly as he recovered at home in .•adville.Moore. 56, a carpenter, said
c took off alone for Hager- lan I'ass o n Wednesday iiighl ir a four-wheel drive, somc- ling he often does to burn off ress. 1 le figures he must liavc odded off, because when he .voke. he was rolling down a lountainside in his I9t)9 Jeep ^agoneer.'Die Jeep landed on its top. '1 os in tlie from seat in a very ncom fortabic posilion be- lusc a rock had comc dirougli le hood," he said. "I was kind f stuck between a rock and urd place."He said he cravvk-d to the
ack seat, where there was lore room , and waited, his ack huning so bad he couldn't
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P le a s e h e lp y o u r e a rn e r t p ro f it ' b y h a v in g y o u r p a; a n d p a y in g p ro m p tly o r j c o n v e n ie n t o ffice-p ay phi in fo rm a tio n o n th " b o n e f c o n v e n ie n c e o f p a y in g a t o ffice , p le a s e c a ll o u r C u s to m e r S erv ice D e p a r tm e n t a t 733-0931.
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eaders join tive st6rag(c PoUtlclans and commu'• environm ental groups t0 f o u ^ t die plan for eiglit y<0 But M ormon churd i leaic had not pre-viously volcei:ll opinion, and some die si
m ent released Fridayi- significant.
“Tlic chureh Ls the only py leal cndty in th t state powiI- enough to defend us,“e M aryann Webster, a chid m em ber, who has long |e doned leaders to h dp fighi)f proposal. “I hope diey'L- speak more strongly aiicl \il to prevent li.“1- W aste opnonems will coi
UC to block die commi-ssir decision — somelhingaboiI- percent of Uialins opposeIS cording to polling in 2002 .c State leaders say only l»r1- Fuels Storage and Goshutey al members, most of whonI- btlow the poverty level, a r d only beneficiaries of the ( le mission's decision.n Michael S.-Lee. chief coi ll . for Gov. Ion M. IhuiLsnia
says Utah will take a d IS pronged approach to figlitin
facility, taking their objectio le die federal court, to (>>n le. and to fi'deral agencies.
I^rm er Rep. Jim I lansei
rs will yield 1- the souilie.xst comer of die li then track Uieir ninvemenl: le The results will give ly wildlif'* officials inform: ly ihey ''l need to nianage V- populations once wolves ai
moved from liiidanf: .•e Species Act nroicciions, in Becau-1' the infomiaiioi Id be so det.iiled. il could i ef spifi over into other rest t- projects, Emniericn said,
exiunple. moose populatio the Slime area have htrup
IS iuid researdiers hoped die collars miglil h d p deleri
le the extent to which wolvesII- contributed to die problen in “Results from dlls inonili
^ive ends ngling from clre get oui.rs "It fell like some big hu^ik'o rilla guy wiih a lead id.“d boot, a big one. kicked m e iid left kidney."’ he siiid,le I le didn't reali/e iinlil I
later, when he was reM-nt'illis that his leep wiis in dan^ie ptuniiiielingdownii prei.'i|ck At one point, lir tlioiiglg heard a iiimniiain lion
pniyc'd-and heard il go:ie Hien he pniyi-d to gei nut.Id ’n ire e hu’niers ".puttfini Icx'p, puUcHl over and I'alkri- lielfi. 'llie\- lold Thtil )i;iivl‘in the Jeep 'w as hanging n
200-foot drop, a rear \id hooked on a pine tree,ir- “1 le wa.s siutk on a tree ihi the sly.e of a pop can in die- ler. It was just ania/ing." I' )ff I laiigesiiieii of r.ifker toU vc ' I’osl.:ic Moore had no idea howil his situaiiiin wns, and wh
jp hun ters were so rdiicta pull him out.
'1 "I kepi asking die hui■ry 'just gel m e mu of liL're,"’ Ne- said.i;li McKirc said he was in siid rem ote spot thai no one iid have come along lor wee
even nioiiihs.lie "I mii^it siill lu- up tluas the hunters hatln'i co m e; lis Moore s;iid. "Ii's a big inn'l and answer to prayer."
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noppositic »e site in Um unity sees dil- U.S, Capitols have best hope, but saysIt years, bloqk die waste site'sleaders w ith wilderness wciced' an succeeded a few yeara state- environment.ilist Ilay is stymied die move.
Tlie bill Is being cly pollt- year by I laiisen's sucilowcrful publican U.S. Rep. Hi
salt! It h.is passLKl in the :church stalled once again in i
lg peli- "I doiVi know diatIghl die done, but we are goi;icy' will iryiiig,“ said U.S. *icl work 1 iaich. also a Hepiihli
Rut som j wonderconUn- congressional ddega
iii.ssioii's port o f the YuccaibouKl? projecl has doomedose. ac- chances of getting)2. from odiers ill CoiigrI IMvate itlarly U.S. Senati.'ute irib- leader Harry Reid, alom live niocrai and a Miirmi , are the Jason GroenewDld,le com - die lleallh I’livirui
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m ail Ir.. leaders from Reid.I d iree - "It m ay hi' liiiie i it in g d ie s tra teg ie s ," sa id (ir c tio n s to "And u e Iii>|K' ilia i n g r e s s H enneii and lla u 'h
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D esen' POCATELLO (AP) — Tl Pm ndscan Slstcis o f the E d u u is t call it Dcscn House, b it's rcalfy m o it o f an oaals. 1 siluated on a patch of gro earth w ith flower, herb ai Y ^ ta b lc gardens in the mic of acres of dry grass and sage
c:attalls line a sprlng-f( pond, stocked with pan-slzi rainbow trou t, that attra( tn im pcter swans, sandli qrancs. great blue herons ai o ther m igrating birds. Sist M ary Paul's elaborate (low beds add a touch of color to i irrigated bank, accessed by lo n ^ wooden foot bridge.
They have seven goats, fi cviTcs, nine baby Iambs and t\ small dogs, and they don't d tu rb the sm all, m ud hom swallows have built on outsl walls. They vrere saddened the news w hen a well-meanl visitor killed Helen, onu of t snakes diat occupied tliclr u d e rm u n d bam .
It^ a serene setting for ; order of Catholic nuns who a sw er their ph o n e with sincere. "Peace be vvlili yoi and live according to the exai plc of St. Francis 9 f Assi known as the patron saint ecology.
St. E-rancis, Sister Mona c plained, encourageii i-eople use their hands to cuidvate I becausc he believed all ci «lion con (cach people abo God,
Inside Desert House, tl-------beavenly-aroma-of-fresh-bak
whole - wheat bread filled t air as 14 loaves cooled on t kitchen counter. Sister -Mo paused to a let a massive dou ball rise, and wailed foranoth .batch to bake. She planned bake 75 loaves that day
- preparation for a convent fun raiser. Hafvest Dinner.
'S he 's been baking for m onth at least,’ Sister Mt Paul said, adding they s loaves at various tlm throughout the year, especia during tlie Christmas season
Nine Franciscan sisters 11 together in the home, local o^ ln lersta te 86 exit 52 on ru property west o f the Pocate
. KcfponalAiiport.I 'h e property is located ri(
on tlie historic site o f ihe 0: gonlVail. Each June, the sisn take children on a three-d Wagon ride along back rca following nearly uie same pj 9s the Oregon'ftall to Massai Rocks Slate Park. During th 52-mile trek, the children i treated to )erky, hard bre; Dutch oven meals and hon m ade root beer.
T he sisters moved into i home, formed from two Ari
- - barracks moved to the site a joined. In 1975. ll coniain; kitchen. living and dlni room and four bedrooms.Tl converted the garage anacli 10 Uieir hom e into a chapel.
In 19B6. th t^ h a d a n c w .la garage built, designed \>'ith i Harvest Dinner in mind. It 1 am ple room for annual cro\‘ of 300 to 600 at the dinr T h w also set up two tents buffet lines to serve bread, j; and hom em ade stew-s, m; from their own produce.
A trailer hom e provided i d itional housing until 19 w hen they had an ndditi built wilh eight more b< rooms, a library and workroom. Sometimes, oil
Officials light fires to improve
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at die Oearwaier and Ncz Pc national forests have stan lighting backcountry fires
' improve wildlife habitat.With wildilrc season wind
down in Idaho, forest ofDcl arc lighting the fucs deep In i backrountiy to reduce die i of large ancl damaging wildfi In the future ana to Impn
— hal?ltat-^oi—cU r-and—oti wildlife.
As planned, the fires hi kQIed trees in some plar burned Uie diirk undergru. bencaUiUie" «tnoUiers.
■We’vegoti. Jn d o fm o a pattern wc vranted to put on landscape vrtUi some undcn ly burning, som e mortality t som e crown fire." said s North Fork D isuict Ran Doug Gobei: *That Is exoi
' w hat we w m looking (o l* 'Gober sakl Uie Forest Ser>
has done a good job suppn ing iires for the past G O y i^ hc sakl some flic is neccssar Uiin out Uic forest and allow
' verse plant«pcck!3 to thrive.
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groups rcm the worki10 the meetings, and the sisiArmy meals. Hie followiiic)
te and - replaci*d the trailer litains a . a manufaciurcd homelin ing retreats and guest hous.They • The cloister of thached which includes iKKlrolel. Uielihrary.Lscloscdtocf. large Tiiclr chapel wns hIth the the four elements of ciIt has mind; eartii. water,
:ro\vds wind.linner. A large Iwulder tonpnts for glass altar a-minds thed. jam the canh. Hie chapelm ade am und ihe hoiiliUT.
rcpreseiiled by an old:ed nd- pump, wliicli series ;
19U5, for holy water, and a n :dition head — a heavy iron ol
bed- swivels and diverts xvnd a various irrigatioii ]other houses Uie Blessed S;i
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bread for baking on Aug. 31 at Dc scan Sisters of the Eucharist call I more of an oasis.
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irkrooin for believed hy Ciithcsisters cook Body of Christ.iR year, they A stained-glasshom e.with picting- th e h i
m e used for which Moses vislousing. l/es fire. Seals viithe home, facc several windi
Irooiiis and ing the nond andtooutsiders. trees, allowing ts hulli v%1th w.ntch Uicwind bf creation in Most o f the sisi.'r, fire and side jobs. Both Sis
Sister Mary l*aulinped wilh a counselors, sp tiliesisiersof marriage and fj>el was buili l-raiiciscan (>iiin:IT. Waler Is Al home, they 'lid irrigation sive lime lo chorcL-s as a font 'Uiey raise aboiiin irrigation own food in tl11 object thal greenhouse andi water inlo lake lurns cookiI pipes — has routine lasksSiicranvnt, On winter day
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gery, you have to yourI p re fe r to do surgei painfu l sym ptom s ;
function is lim ited. Som e ;ress from ugly to painfu l, surgery, bu l m any o th e r tr in su lt your, foo t specia list i u rge ry o r have add itional c
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chargc of ctabie gard rows o f X corn, P' parsnips, t an d o tn c rp
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siste r Mc finding reft putting It I arc fountai driU bits, from rusty blade conv Uie chapel artlsUc crei
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their build callcd th e !
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A fami!; greenhousi their fathe house, Uic of fruit tret planted in particular]
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svin 0 \c chapel Vindows overlook- Mand su rround ing ' 1g the sisters lo d blow.'sisters have out-1 Sister M ona and>001 arc licensed .specializing in ii famUy at the Jlunscllng Center.ey devote exten-lores an d prayer.bout half o f tiiclr1 their gardens, Dm d corral. They p Noking. and each E fsks to perform. ^Jays, Sister Mary
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gery w hen j Addrosi IS arc pres- ■ . n c deform l- | - □I, a'nd m ay I ^ r trea tm e n ts I s t if y ou are j E-mall a l q u e s t i ^ [
f l i f e :s a t 4:45 o jn . to coie dm alsbcfoRim om ing j j u idm ed itadona t6a .m . I j K AnUiony Marie is in n n f th e expansive vcg-
tom atoes, squash. | H p eppers , carrots, R j l
, onions, cucum bers H H rproduce.M uchofthe It ^ v c s Uie londscap-
D esert House Its r Is sah rap d junk, like e r sym bols in the m
vlonahasaknackfor.•fuse a t junkyards and t to good use. Thcrc place a in s m ade of old well, town I. scu lp tures creatcd ty plows, an old saw T i iverted Into a sign for I A d a n d a host o f oUicr nations.rden Is surrounded \n |T 1 indanhTjnfcnce-sal- !tal grids used to build mways-wiUiajjarch- rancc made from a heel.sters nam e many of ildlngs. Their shed Is 5®'“ B Prodigal Shed. n icst house Is known IS JubUlo, meaning Uie f Uie Lord In Ladn. It edlnhonorofU ic75U i ^ ary o f Sister Chrysolo- Goni evated to C hrist readjloga. now approach- year*
lO lst birthday, sUU lister In th e convcnt. al- his i h e can no longer fish herc )nti.fls.shc.qn<;clpvcd tw>|t
tlonaiters call Uieir wooden Span ie Bridge Over TYou- E>o cr becausc of the moss soar! the-pond. Sister Mory speal ans to introduce a years ifflsh tha t eats moss to ),avc prablcni. s,ocjideiground bam. where zincs uy Paul was pleased to gy JW snake coilcd on Uie „ovp a » l rock wall. Is callcd saningcave. sj,oulily bu ilt the sisters' jse as a memorial to her. N ear die green- T J * liere’s a small orchard rees,aU o f which were in re m c m b m n c e o fa Lr person.l in d e r fu l Ufe.-SIslcr lul said of her home 58. T^)r myself, 1 kind Uiis is w hat I was really d a It's a call to service, “ ™n cry rewarding.- sc™
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Jbraries bei naterials inDENVER (AP) — On a rainy turday. Micrcya Gomez oulct- th iunbcd through a book
led ‘Los Colores' as her two- lungsons carried comk; books Uielr fiiUier In the childrcn's
cdon o f die Ccntral Public li- a ry o n th e - ou tskirts of iwntown Denver.T h e y really enjoy It here," omez sold as h e r husband ad a Splder-m an comic to 3- iar-olcf I s a d , who was itenlng intenUy a s h c hugged s faUicr’s kneci ’ Wc come ;rc.mosUy for the kids, for K)ks and movies educa- )nal a nd entertainm ent — in Ianish and English."Dozens o f states have seen laring growUi in Spanish- caking populaUons in rccent lars and hundicds o f libraries ivc tried to keep pace by Dcking-up-on books, maga- ncs and movies.But the growUi has been con- svenlal in som e places, \vlth idcs saying taxpayer money loufdn't be spent ori a popula- }n Uiat can includc illegal im Jgranis o r on proposes lat prom ote languages oUier lanEn^lsh.In Denver, w herc Uic foreign- im populadon tripled mveen 1990 and 2000 largely x»usc ofMcxlcan Immigrants, ic public library system is con- cleringrcorganizingsomeofits im chcs to emphasize bilingual rv lccsand m aterial Similar efforts have been
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eef up bookj 1 Spanishly taken by Ubrarics acrossIt- country, from die Queens)k ougli library in New Yo /O' whose Web site is offcreks English, Spanish. ChiiVs Frcnch, Hussian and Korej- 10 the large Oiincsc-longof coUecdon at tlic San Frani
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highli^its Spanislvlangm inaieiiaLll- Tlic plan being consldcnnt Uic Denver Publc Librarycs lem — die largest In Coloby — has comc under soudn; a- Ilcp. ’Ibm lhncrcda-R-(
sent a public letter to Dtn- M ayor lohn lUckenloopcrUl sumnier asking w hnhcr tley brary was considia- i^arilsli-oniy brandies or;al verting to Spanlsh-langds material at die expense ofer lish material. Toncrcdo,
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High School Boys Soccer
flur)cyalM inIco.4:30fGirls Soccer
Minico ut Durlcy. 4:30 fVolleyball
DIctrich a t Comn School. 6 p.m. '
M arsing a t Glenns 5 p.m.
Magic Valley Christ] Hansen, 6 ’p.m.
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l u n c h e o n i s t o iTWIN FALLS — The (
o f Southern Idaho k luncheon wUl be held N at noon in "Hiylor B' Room 277. Golden
____ coachcs.and.athletcs wl' ancndance to give upd
their respective prognur i one InteitJsted Is Invited
up lunch from the cafcte bring it to th e event.
Butley fail iwst b tourney schedule
I BURLEY — The Burl Course will be holding person best ball toun Sepl. 16-18 (play any n out of those thiM ). Ent SlOOpcrieam.
Ibam s schedule their limes betw een 8 a.m. Hiams will be flighted low index o fth e tw a
Coll the Burley Golf C ? 878-9807 for more Infor
Shotgun compet set In Sun Vaile)
SUN VALLEY — skcct shooters will haw portunity to com pete ir team hand icap com and traditional events: and Sunday, S ep t 24*2 Sun Valley Indian 5 shootout, part o f the u| Ernest Hemingway Fes
A skeet com petldor held ScpL 24 w ith pria and trophies. Compet shoot 50 laigeis (two r 25) with the top five moving to a third rour termine first t h r o u ^ fil ••The trap competltic
24th and 25th for tean shooters. Participants \ two rounds of 25 tar{ day with the aggregatt
----- ------- gcts 'being scores'as-high score for le a ia b men. Individual won Individual youth ( under). 'Sophies will
. sented for the top thr in each category.
To en te r visit: uii themingwayfesrivoLor the Ket& um /Sun Vail) ber and Visitors Burea 726-3423. Entries mu cehredbyWfcdnesday,
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School Booster Q ub at530pjn .M ondO T .‘ the Mlnico Higji Scho Parents' vrith students 9-12 are urged to attei
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CHARLOTTE. L O U ay longer a sim ple g he College Saints. Tltcy'll pla ) booster lims of Hurricane d Monday cany every tim e ti
BuUding The Saints won in Eagles city and th e disp i wlU be in Coast re^o n . gett ip ^ te s on Deuce McAllister nuns. Any- from John C am e ted to pick 23-20 scason-opt feteria and na Panthers.
“In the back ol have to give them
t b a l l Orleans q i“Wc have compl
Ul6 d dolngbccauseevJiirieyGolf iso u r)o b m g lv c t o g a n r o - w i^ a b o i v c r d i j iA a m c m , T h ' Sain ts I ,y two days I^u islm a, l ^ f c intiyti!<; U lime w ith fans
■Each tim e they h( lelrmvntee « 8? ™ e f o r ^ Ltn..2 p.m. . tftheyneeded Ited by the It during a Satu
when co^ch Jim ilfCourseat letter ffo*" ^ iformation. ^
letltion L / O D ley ■ ^.T Y a p a n d B yU ndaB H ltt*lave an op- Tlme»NewewriUle in a n o mom petitloii TWTN TALLS •Its Saturday won tlie battle kM-25 In the won the war San Summer the G rand Na
lion will be H>pe2-jrizc money lead over Icny p o d to re v ^STroundsof h ad to lii iM iin
cam s of five N a4 ca r.Its will shool Lop<= begantarects each event al the tear ^ 1 0 0 tar.S -lb llo .« d .-
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• f ^ H i g h U.S. Iub will meet Gn„Kl Slam titl ay .S eptl91n pedeier resp * 0 0 1 Libraiy. m om ents of pi •ntslngrades off seven straij ittend.' ciebredk that tlir more infor- match, then bli
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leans Saints ion’s first game « itic fashion ^•s writer >><------------------------------------- - irE. N.C. — i'ootball is no L> game for tlic New Orleansplay ihls season for the vie- vim e Kairina. a burden tlicy'll «iic tliey step on tite field. dfon Sunday for their dcUiged nisplaccd \dctlms of tlic Gulf d ;etting two touchdowns from iter and a 47 -yanJ field goal•ney with 3 seconds left in a sjpening win over the Caroli- ^
c o f our minds, we know w c sem one tiny bit of liope.“ said Cquanerback Aaron Brooks, n
nplete faith in whai w e are a I every dm e \ve go out tlicrc, itIve diem hope Uiat every day Ird a y - ' ^I have visited shelters in ssslsslppi and Texas, spending iIS who had lost ewrytliing. «/ heard the same request: W in i
(ed another reminder, dicy gotaturday nlglit team m eeting ;lm Haslett read an em otional !
New Orleans M ayor C.
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S — Jeff Poliljnanle but Louis Lopez E’ohlm an rSaturday night as going in to
National division rccdy beh»ed up their season batded foi/alley Spced\s'ay. soon sent3 h d d an ll-polnt o n to thc ln lry Ricc going Into drivers \w ricw just \vhere he the pack fcin the racc to cap- Price dicniplonship., next 10 lap:initely knew exactiV who was ab10 be." Loncz said. witJi five lajosidons benind tlie Polilman
first w in olan die 40-bp main die slieet n»ur of the field along neadi liisn and Rice's N a 4 of m ain evenrrv McKean staned , McKean.le position. By Lap "l heard"'• had caught up to ct," I>ohlmi
VN-e had aLopez, McKean and win. Pricc'
lerer sur;It0 ln against Ani« te witter d re a i^ “-------------------------- R'dererK— RogerFederer.a Stefan Edfctarhff and unnaral- for. Grand sction In finals,idicAsassi's spirited hind John3 capture a second g a n d e r) . ^ n a n d s b f l h d je recordtitle. ties, but aisponded to h b few could w dlf pressure by reding Federerr a i ^ t points in die d ie air wkt turned around the letum kjoiblew Agassi away in pionshlp
« to win 6-3,2-6,7-6 w h o have1 and run hb stun- for eachIn fijiiib oyer the past w arm lyat23^). “limbec•obably die most spe- been a gi
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Ray Nagin."He talked about the thing;
babies dying.” receiver Joe II< would only see U in a horror wore crying on his shouldei don't know where Uielr sondaugltieris. ________
"1 can't speak e n o u ^ i ab heart goes out to Uiem. The impact. We respect and ackn everyone has gone dirougli.”
Tlicy proved it by scoring victory over an Nl-C SouUi emotional win for diclr fans die field to celebrate Game: ning kick, dielr. first joy sine duouuli New Orleans on Aug
And Uicy punctuated d i e ' -Ing out two game balls — oni
sccond to the victims of Katri "h's been emoUonal for us
In die same sliuntlon as d ie [ slielters," said offensive Ur Gandy “It \%-as a good break 1 able to go out and play footl all about us anymore.”
New Orleans opened Uu businesslike first drive, runt straight a t CaroUftn's vauntet sissippi naUve has alwa>-s b against the Panthers, and th different. He touched tiie bal die drive, capping It w idi a fc down nm.
WcAilbter added anoUiei ; yard TD In die second quai
Saints a 14-7 lead dicy took i From Uiere. noUilng can
tures MUie<arou
ly bn made It Uiree vddc 2MEito1U m 4w iU iR iced i- CimDchind. As die diree ‘J
for position, coniact o*™ ent McKean spinning.•Infield p a ss ana all four Tl iwrc sent lo die back ofk for die rcstan. Randy Alihcn held die lead for d ie ons)laps, but il VN-as Pohlinan I» irs able to get around I’rice buts laps left In die race. appnan went on to take his “In of die season, desnlte n e rCl mcial dragging under- Alinlis car for most o f the has■vent after coniaa with V— evT?i
dman said. “But 1 still fd t lool 1 a good e n o u ^ car to cau ice was driving nard into «1
rges past_AndrcinNcwYork.lfsa gr^
rer moved into a Ue w idi wajEdberg and Boris Becker fintand Slam dUes am ong dowa playersrand 'onirbe- maohn McEnroe and Mats stnler. Pete Sampras holds supoidw idiU G randSlam d- dieIt at 24 years old. Federer wo,vdl liave a shot at Uiat /rter shriiicd and leapt in juswhen Agassi's backhand a c
kxJpedlongonUiediam - dialip po in t The two m en. rigiave die h ip es t o f rcspect roiich other, shook hands caiy a t Uie ne t Hebeen a t o u ^ road b ut It's m1 grcat rooa* Agassi tokl ^ heering crowd. “Roger wkiway too good today Con- str
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Igs he had seen, l /I lorn said. "Youor story. People | V | | ^Icr, sa>ing they m Is, where die -I
about li6w“ oiir'ie letter liad an .o JImowledge whui
lg an Important Ui rival and an ns. 'iliey msiied ^ ley’s gome-win- ncc Katrina tore ug29.e victory by ^v- M )ne to Nagin, the H Itrina.us, but we're not * e people in those -lineman Wayne I— ■ k for us to just be jtball. but It's not Camey. rlgh
celebrate C lie game mUi a saints. whi
p S tS c P a iled line, l l ie Mis- g^j,i been successful f,Qi(j goaj vthis Ume was no The Sali
jall nine times on ihou^i.I four-yard loucli- Brooks t
Hom to Iic r score, a two- range. Car janer, to dvc die win a gamik Into halitlme. Ne%v Orlei ume easy for ihe gion.
[VS Grae comers but 1 ewntually got ound him."Lopez finlslicd die race diiect- bchlnd Rice to lH.*come die
(05 Grand National Division lamplon by nine points.“It was sadsfylng." Lopez said hb championship. "Ii u-as a loi hard w r k all season long."The Thunder Stock division so ended Its season vsiUi Desi liSens capturing die cliampi- iship dUc. Ahrens had a large alni lead going into die ni(^it ut Uie driver was noiicUieless iprehensiw.“it's been a real \\u*ck on iny
crves die last two weeks," lirens sold "1 don’t ihink dll's as quite sunk In >rt.“Wldi Alirens starting Uic m;iin
renj^ tov\’ards die back of die
)0 k a quick lead b\ die race. A audonon Lap 22 dien ellminat • d h b lead and forced several
t Agassiratuladons Roger, well done."
I h o u ^ die 35->ear-old Agassi kiis d ie oldest U.S. Open men's inalistln31ycaTS.agchad less to lo wldi the difference In dib natch—than—Federer's—sheer ticngdi, variety of serves, and upefior balance of attacks from he baseline and d ie net du« son: down AgassL
An 8-1 underdog, Agassi wos ust a few monUis removed fiom I career-direatenlng back injury hat shot cripplingpain down hb ight Ic^ led lo h b loss In die first ■ound of.die Frcnch Open and aused him to skip Wimbledon He was playinga m an who docS' n't lc}se in Q i i ^ who b at die peak of lib game and health, one kvho Is coming off h b thitt straight W im blc^n dde.
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ight, and holder Todd Bcuman, left e Carney’s 47-yard game-wtnnlng k.vho missed chance after chanc Pandiers away. Carolina was abi jame at 20 on John Kasay's 46-; alwiUi 1:04 to play.Saints wouldnt setdc for ovcrti
ia direw passes of U and 25 yan0 move die Saints Inio field im ie y ihen camc ohto the fid ame tliat carried morc meanini rleans and die entire GiUf Coas
and Nal01 ciiaU cn^glaps wiUi Jim Sh
who won die previous i1- c*vent. In die dog fight to thi 1C Ish, the IWO m ade cor m forcing Henry Into die
stretch wall. I Icnry hung o r id barely crossing the finbh ol alieadofSlilrky,
Lou Andersen convinc in w on die Pony Slocks main i ..si and now holib a four-poini },. merlasonWliiicdwididieiicc ew ni set for Saturday night Jit l lie llomel race saw 21 rss lake Uie track in die m a in '
which was won by Cory „y ledge. Renac Lopez, wife of s - Lopez, won die Queen Bee lis Riking die 2005 champio
in these divisions w en lin McCoy and lason PhlUips, he Ued for the Hornet d deho— taura-Aningionuvlia-acc. A lhe Queen Bee crov\-a at- lason Wakeman of Uie I ral Hills Church of Goodlnj
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Three ^ hours t 1 he kidsI H CIlARLOri-E. N.C -R i S after he finbhed liis
. S posigame ncw i conferert f l 1 lasleit stood inside Uic1^1 Uie New Orleans SaintsH room, talking about the [
. held the past two vsecks- dition to h b ofiicial one
' EvcivUung from lour locliiefexecutlve..
. M “Iwearaboiii 151iai.s," 7 'n ic real chief cxcaitiv
Saints, owner Tom I5ens notliiiig to siiy. "I inigiii
\ “v you later In the week." j «* said after lib team's ren
23-20 win In (iimlina on
(Or hcmiglit not as hi* diefutim:.
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duougli Uie past twt) > I to “from Manioil to M;i
Marriott" as offensiv w Wayne Gandy pm It - f even dose to what lhe \ ^ Hurricane Katrina iiu . dirough. Tlicy know i
they gave one game Mayor Ray Nagin for tl
f t . , of New Orleans and ai Uie people of die Gi
I V - : . whltii will take )-cari l from Hurricane Kairin:
Wliedier Uie peonli H j t J Orieans and Uie Gulf (
ever get dieir team liaci er question, one dia
S & U answered only hy | S S Haslett prefers tlic S:iii
SanAntonioalierUieirH , . Meadowlands next m:.-. dieir "home opener" a ■ V-,:, New York Giants, bui
Uie>' could Iw its far av Angeles, perhaps wii
- owner.J W That didn't matter
— “ hours Sunday before , dial was perhaps a liit
thuslastic about the lg kick. Uian Uicy mi(^i liave I ance to all. wiio can't rool for able 10 nem ir>ingtohiiiiga
16-vard anffon ui which so i ^ plearewitliouthoiie.
•ortimo "It'sleans Saints." Gandy
in aboul peoplcsitungoi r t o l d a ^ y U ™ , . ; l e fi»i3 in dieiT fanuLes arc, Wo'^n n fr ir llOUR today wiicn WlM StrS- wfomi-’t a l U i t b u i
Please see QOLOBEI
itional tiiShiriey. able to ovenake Sair is m ain liplcdU in Tails N;i/.;ii I the fin- final laps to win tlie I'j contact, race, l l i c speedwjiv' \ ic front donate over SGOO to {on, just 1 lousc for ihe piLstorV ibh line
RniAincingly lin eventoint lead ui9cv^n«Thfl».s»-- ?heirfinalight; 21 cars lin event ory Rut- •ofLoubBeenicc. -a* ' ' ^ . .pionshlp,-cre Icffjps, wiio utfMl a- ide. and acccptPfl
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Gulf C oast s 10 recovvr
tlic of New r Coiust will ickbanodi- hal can be y Benson.
[lints play in .•irtrip 10 die I week for • agaiast the Ul n ia t year av\-av n.s Los - ividi a new.
er for direc jrc a crowd liltle less en- lie Panthers f been. /\ftcr for ;ui oppo- a litUe jw to
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Mtatnl Dolphins wMe n c « im M m Broncot back LmIn th t Mcond halfof the Dolphli
MIAMI (AP) — Wliuii the Miami Dolphins scorcd their fiRt touchdown for new coach Nick Sobon. lie cclcbraicd by pacing ihe
. sMelinc with a stoic uq)rcs- sk>n.
Randy McMichad strut* ted into end zone witii the score, lason IM o r jumped for joy and Gus Frero ttc tlid a jig. But Saban kept his game facc. weli aware that one toudidown — and one win — is merely a start
Ffcrotte led a creative offense Iw throwing for ' 275 y a r^ . Tayior returned a nimble 85 yards for a score and Miami successfully kicked off the Saban eia 1^ routing the Denver Broncos 3 4 - lO ^ d a y .
“It's important how you respond to good things and bod things.' Saban said. 'Wi.' should enjoy this for 2<> hours, but this is one game In a long season.*
It was a long day for the Broncos. They lost comcr- back Q iam p Bailey and running back Mike Andcr«
UnitstumiNEWYORK (AP) — Randy
Johnson allowed only a soft single in seven innirigs and
lason Gi-I k W o m b i
^ h o m e rc d off M l ' Wakefield to give the Ncw'Yoik' Yankees a much*ne«led 1-0 victory over the Boston Red Soxon Sunday.
Ai«Bls6,W M teSoxlaUCAGO — foiuiLackcy
(12-5) pitched seven shutout i n n i r ^ and the Los Angeles A n ^ hit three flist-inning homers to complete a tluw- { ^ e sweep of QiJcago. -
Rai€ere7,Ath(et(cs4ARUNCrrON. lexas —
Mark Teixeira liit a tieba-ok- ing, th rec-runJiom cr tliat made him the major league RBI leader, and Texas dropped Oakland to tliird placc in tlie AL wild-card chasa
Devi Rays 6, Blue Jays 5 ,U ln n in ^
s i ; PhTQISBUIlG. Ra. - Thivis Lec hit a tying infield singk witli two outs in the nlntii. then drove in the winning run on a n 1 Ith-iiuiing grounder to help "Rimpa Bay avoid a tiuec-game sweqx
Tlgeisl4,Rayals4DETROIT — Placido
1‘olanco had four hits, including a hom e run. to power an 18-hit cfTon tliat carried Detroit past Kansasaiy.
Orioles 6, Mariners 3SEAmJ- - Bruce Q ien
overcame a shaky stiin to piicl) six solid innings, and Baltimotv roughed up Seai- tk* rookie R-lix I lemandtx.
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WASIUNGTON — O llp - per Jones and Andruw loncs nit consecutive hom cn oil doscr Chad Cordero with two outs in the ninth inning Sunday, nfiying the Atlanta Braves to a 9-7 victory ovci the ^ishington Nationals.
Brewers 4, Astros 2MILWAUKEE - Rickit
Wteks hit a two-run homci and Rick Hdfing pitchet seven strong in n in g t(
GoldbergCoHOamihmCt . going back to reality But u t thingas healing about babi . ThaA the way olmost all t
the Wggest wins in w*at h playing a littk kii
the hicky ones," Sl couw tnaa concukk>n artd d u i ^ m e p m c . *Teah. wc kkb bl school about Insure:
T h a i i nothing compan thinking abouL'
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piMtt M a ^ Booker (86) outnnt Den- Lenny Walli (35) for a touchdown Iphint’ 34-10 win StBMlay In Miami.
tie son to injuries, wilted in ih< «1 90-degree Soulh Floridi or lieaiandfclitoO-TlnMiami lie “We knew it was going t( he Iw diriicult lo come in hen s - and deal wiili the dementi
in tiieir backyard." salt it- coadi Mike Shanahan, nov he 10-3 in season openers \vid cd Denver and Oakland. , l a I'rerotte. starting his firs ne game for his sixth NFI nc team, went 2‘l-for-36 witl rin toudidow n passes of
yards to McMichad and « of- yards to Many Booker. Rc ,75 ceivcr Cliris Chambers rai
a 6i yards on a reverse to sc >re up a Geld goal, and the dc Uy fense did tne rest.
Tayior punctuated tin x)s victory on tlie final play b;
knocidne tiie ball ou t o ou lake Plummer's grasn nd scooping up the fuinbli Al> and sprindng for a touch 2<> down.ne ’Tlie longest 20 sccond
of my life,’ the weary Taylo he joked. It was liLs fifth fum L*r- ble return for a score, tyini nd tlie NFL record SCI by Jessli er. T\iggle.
ips Red Soxlead Mihvaukee.
nc! PHIieslXM arliRslPH1L\DEU1PIA — l>a
Burrell hit a liiree-rui homer and had four RBli
,^ - - J o n Lielwr-pitchcd sevei i n sliaiji inning and Miiladel ^ phLi kept its playoff pus!
humming along witii a easy win over Honda.
Dodgeis7,Padres3LOS ANGELES - I3ra
•les overcame a shakL „ stan to pitch six solid ir ,w, nings. lose Cruz Jr. an
Dioner Nawirro liit Iwck-tc back homers, and Lc
• Anodes Ix-at San Diego t* mow wiiiiin six gainc-s of Qi — NLWest-leading Padres,
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S s S'l; LOUIS - I’wiro Ma lird stopped his owa fj iwo-game skid as well !
New York’s six-game losir streak, pitching eij^it siror
^ iniiinjp against St. Louis.
Cubs3,Glaits2SA N B IA N aSC O -N t
™ I'l.™ hit a tidirtaldnE doi ble In llie eiglitli innii against liis former team, ar CJiicago wTjpped up a su cessful road trip with
P- victory over San I'randsca
Reds 5, Pirates 3 -ClNCINNAn - Pincl
hitter Austin Keams had lying, two-nin single, ai
^ go-olicad hit as Cindnn; came from behind to be MltsllUTf l.
R ocM es7,D 'ba(^2DENVER — Aaron Ox
pitched Ills tliird cm - . ‘ complete to win h
fifdi siraimii decision ar------- Mait-1 loliKkiy-kc>td-a-st
run fourdi inning with diree-run double as Cc
lip. orado avoided a tliree-gan nes sweep bybeadngArizona.
>i°th Indians 12,1Mns 4CLEVEUND - OUT U
won his seventh suoightdi cblon and the Qevelar
“ ■ Indians hit for the cyde c the first nine pitches th«
• saw in a 12-4 rout of tl cklc__Minnnesota.TVrins.on.Sm mer day n i^ t , strctching tht h ed winning sucak to sew I to gomes.
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all thc*^a£^ iliink. even after one it has been a rather dismal histc e s game.* ns Ijasknt put i t
suid d ^ t end Lmio ConwdL d indosli^ iJy fractured jaw incun wc have to wony about getting c
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C A nM lil. Ind . — l l i c UiillLtl liaies won back die .Soiliciiii :up. atid picked up a new star Jong llie way.
I*aula Creamer, the 19-ycar- ))d rookie who all bui 'uaran teed a victory iwo veeks ago. hackctl It up Sun* Jay wllh a crushing victory 3ver liiu ra Davies that set die one for nn American rom in iiiides.
Tlic Americans won sbc of Jie firsi seven m aiches— none Df diose even reached fhe lOdi Hole — and were leading M -10 iviien Meg Mallon clhiclie<l die cup with a par putl n n the KUh hole for a 2-up lead, assuring diem at least the M.5 points re- tiulred to w n die cup and keep tliclr rccord perfect at home.
Mallon won die next hole \viih a par to rmlsli a l{-and-I victory over Karen Stupples. and the celebration was on.
"Us like a dream." Lojie/. s;iid. " 'niey played dicir hearts out."
Creamer, four m onihs re- mm ’ed from iicr higli school com m encem ent in I'lorida. lilrdied die first hole against Davies and was on her way. She WJLS « up at die turn anil won the match widi a icv'sliot that stopped feet .ibove the hole on liie li)ili, a birdie lhai was conceded for a T-aiul-f) victory,
Tor die first lime all week, die United States had ihc leail.
"'niis is a huge feat for nie." Creamer s;iid. "ll was one ol my goals lo gel here, ami when 1 gol here, I wanletl to win. I his is an unhelieveable experience."
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SAN I-IIAN CISUI — A cheerful Barry Honds looked uplieat and rcl;ixetl Sunilay a he prepaatl lo conn* olT liu dlsahletl list and play for llu first lime diLs year
Bonds \\ili start in left lU'lil and bat cleanup when lu makes his long-.iwaited reiun to the San l-rancisco Cliaiits lineup Monday niglit as du") open a ihree-game serie; agalnsl die Nl. Wesi-leadiin Siin Diego I’adrcs at SiU: i’ark.
Bonds look hatting pniciici and shagged fiy balls in du outfield Sunday.
lie joked around with Culi; star Nomar Carciaparra amf»rmiT r<':inuil.Hf»__ IproilllWilliams, traded to Chlcag( earlier d m season.
I le even siiook hands w id i; lialjy.
"Uiglii now. I'm just trying ti keep my mind clear, dial's it. Ikmds said wliile ijuiedy grip ping his bats in his liluc redjjier iti the com er of di clubhouse.
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But a sliiny X-Acto knife glint- ng on the floor near die scat ’requenied by one researchei fns so out of place diat a guard xnfronied E Forbes Smiley III, demanding to know whethei the Implement was his.
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■I must have dropped it," he [old the^guardraccordlng lo an iflidavit flled in Connectlcui Superior u i t .
Police say they found sever maps valued at more thar 5900,000 in Smiley's pockeu and briefcasc. The 49-year-ok rare books dealer pleaded noi guilty to larceny, and again wii laceaiudgehercOcL3.
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DEAR LOST; For die sake of 3ur 20-year friendship, dear le air and say what's on your lind — induding the fact diat 3U felt betrayed w hen Heather died 10 see you after the acci- ent. She m ay have fell loo uiltytofaccyou.
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IF SEPT. 12 IS YOUR BIKTH-)AY: Neptune dances in tan- lem wilh your area of die zodi- c next sum m er and you arc ikely 10 be fdled wilh a sense of hlldiike w onder a s your sensi- Ivity 10 atm ospheres and sur- oundings increases. Helping )tliere less fortunate ihan your- «lf may bring a sense o l deep atisfaclion — but don't forgei 0 take steps to Improve youi lealtli, as well. Next luIy, i ijiancc to dnunadcally improve ^ u r life In tangible ways mlgh present Itself, so do n l ignon spportuniiy w hen it knocks.
ARIES (March 2l-AprlI 19) Put a hold on m ajor im denak Ings. 'llic energy in the air now t besi used to finish existing proj ectsorcxplorcaliemalivcs.Ne\' starts could ru n Into powe struggles o r result In failurc.
TAURUS CAprll 20-May 20] Use your initiative to aim for i happy destination. If it isn't fur then U isn't w orth doing Measure success by how wel you gel along widt others am achieve m utual dreams.
GEMINI (May 2M u n e 20! InsplraUon and flights of fane might carry you away, Focu remains on hom e, family, an rclatives. Work behind th scenes to improve ccrtain siliu tions or perform a good dee
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12, 490 B.C.. th e underdc Adiens arm y decisively defea cd the Persians at die Battle < M aiathon. This m inor bail had two lasting ramification Pereia'S em pire w as targeted I uprisings w hen Its subjecK people saw it wasn't Invincibl Ana a myth about a tiium pha long-distance runner sprintii to Athens afterward inspired d
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to m the M aradion battlefie to Athens was only 21.4 mill Modem m arathoners run 2t miles.
Pope Gregory ihe Groat w once a lawyer.
It takes th e Crayola assemt line just about four minutes make a batch o f 2.400 crayon;
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An Australian high school hoj to stop beach-loving studei from bailing out o f dass making su iflng a n approv subject.
Byron Bay High Sdiool \ offer surfing as part o f a lec ation course lhat from nextyi will count toward a h l ^ schi certificate in New South Wb state. .
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,e “I'm sony" and "I'll never cl« ?nd drive again" may sIt Inadequate. And yet, llj. dilngs arc exactly v.^iai netly be su d — and you need to»■ diem — regardless of whi)r o r not die subject m1. H eather uncomfortable,le your ovm peacc of mind, pK do it soon. You have noOiiiIk lose and everything to gain i'tes DEARABBY: 1 am tlie m(Vt offourchildren(agcs6.4,:r 2 mondis).-About a year :re gavem ydadandstepm om;r. porary custody’of my oldeicr so I could get my life togive During that dme, I have goic r job and found a grpai mar
fourth baby was not plonmO, 1 plan on moving to a IIE placc In February whei of lease Is up, and dien gettlr>ar older diree kids back. Mylur lion is: My stepmom saytat ' my other children won’t uier stand about die new babci- the fact tliat hc can live00 Mommy and diey can't. S(
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makes righl. Or vice ven19): die power of your conv lak- as leverage to get your w is you believe deep in you roj- you arc making die best >Jew ble cholcc. it wili all work wer VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sep
Shine by being poisi20]: action. Use the opinions or a crs as a ruler by which ig fun. urc w hedier you arc tak Ing. appropriate steps. Youi well m ent and intuition arc and Uian usual.
UBRA (Sept. 23-Oc 20): Ih e y say opposites alin mey die rcoliiy is that you i }cus gravitate toward the pco| and arc die most like you. U the to mold drcumstaiices.
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m turc employment a )l will dicm connected to cd recre- sw ic Educadon a year CarmdTfebbuttsaid. chool. But Federal Educatioi Woles Brendan N dsonsakisu
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understand dial the>----------* widi your fadier be1 saying h ad problems andcr drirw afford for dicm lo stay seem for a while. If diey \va, those why die baby can llvneed to ona diey can't, tell dii to hear because die baby Iwhether needs to stay widi yo
makes diey did when dicy wlie. For Assure diem diat ind, please m ondis you will all I)diing 10 again. 11 lAT'S what^ain. to know. Dlstancin
from your chilcircn; modier dielr sibling Ls not, A, 3 and dicm — or for you. a r ago. 1om tem - DEAR ABBY: 1 Iildcr kids heard die saying,togedier. be likp opening Pan‘gotten a W here did diat plinu nan. Themned. IN NOII a larger DEAR YVONNE: I 'hen my sto ry from.Grcek ittlng my l l i e Iwx was a gifi Vlyqucs* from die gods, bui says dial vrilh the warnln{ I't under- shou ld never one 3aby and curiosity gut the live widi Pandora and slie on t. So diey way,as\\ramiofcvU Mommy ijpon mankind.
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odiers ai)d pushii----------- upfroni and sincer
Intentions lo make -luly 22): SAGITEARIUS (I of odiers 21): Unbridled
situations needs suitable o ; having a ~ y o u r - |i io s t- lm p c
fwidi the firmly in mind !Uid icanswer tra d e d by side iss Jer oc cut your passions und
w orkforyou.22): Miglil CAPRICORN (1 versa. Use 19): If you make w onviciions won't seem like w< mr way, If YouY stubborn rcfu your hean is likely to win rcc jest possi- dungs diroiigli to /orkout. even if partners Sepl. 22): simisiic. oised for AQUARIUS ()ar ans of odi- Firs* .impressionsII 10 mcius- iinponant ohes. Yi taking die lo put an accept Cour judg- erratic l>ehavior arc belter appear rcasomibl
likely to tolerate ; -Ocl. 22): crasies. . , iitraci, bill PISCES (l=eb. I ju lend to I’ay attention to y< icoplewho you may ri-ceive i. Don't try iiies.sagc or insij^v ces. bul lei lea and sympad iide you friend wlio needs
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ovenveidit. If o Jon as prcs- obese. If morc t kson's wife considered morl:rot. lackson ------------- -------leaching the Erin Brtm’fl o ic choicest atn be n'tichcc me. The bird gcrs^minso-lun
e s s u r f i n g a s i■nis vklio ore cducadonsystetrlut of school "I'hat w 'rc rs developed o ffc rin g ila sa ll>10 provide a cenificaie) suiitucKnts into South Wales is ait and keep grace.” Nelson siI cducadon. Byron Bay ha:I M inister dents this yeaid. schoolboonlhaitionMinistcr allo\v the subd su iiin g asa toward a studexkciy of the next year.
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4ED:Youare.Id e n o u ^ io . ley arc Uving , because you nd couldn't stay widi you ,vanttoknow live widi you diem d iatji's ’ is tiny and you — just as /w c ro t^ lc s . in just a ftnv 11 be together , lat diey need :ing yourself n and Idding )i healdiy forI.
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-YVONNE 10RUNA.N.C ^ It refers to a k mythology, ill to Pandora IUI was ^ven ing that she pen it. W hen lie better o f opened ii ony- viLs was loosed
ajorlie -I. 23-Nov. 21): m odiers may our best. There .tween leading ling Ihem. Be erc about your kc headway, i (Nov. 22-D ec I enthusiasm outlets. Keep
p o n a m -g o a b -----------id don't get dis- ksues. Harness Ild put diem to
(Dec.-22-Jan.' work a game it work anymore. , .'fusalioglveup vcogniuon. Sw to die w ry end ?rs seem pes-
an. 20-Feb. 18):IS are die m ost , Vou know how piable spin on r and make it ible. IVople arc e your i d i p ^ -
19-March 20): yourdrcam sas e an Important ^ 11. Offer a bit of idiy 10 a d o se Js your support, th partners.
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i o nacksons and gol , at the form er iL'ral — as th e a>ing their last )arrut screeched ■ gofprofanidcs wing insects are L* family lampyri- j lab ad nam e for s up die n t^ L V lawyer Perry :y one case in his -T — The Case of
lass Indoi num - urcinent o f how I have on your BMI num ber is
ii'rc considered o\-cr 30, you're than 40, you're
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now apparently H S C (h ^ school iubject in New s an absolute d is- 'I saidlas 16 surfing stu* rar but th e sta te has only agreed to ubjcct to c o u n t dent's HSC from
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hMring will b« haM on Mo 2005 at 8 « ) AM In tha cor 6Ih noof of tha Pale Cen wfWan oommanta and da p tant mual be poatmarKei batore Friday. Saptembef 2
AVABJlBiUTY O f PLANS avallabla for publk: revfew i
Tha Department of Haanh Omca located In the Pete sm Floor. 450 West S ta te !
•U BM S8I0N OF WRH Anyone may submit wrtttei m e proposed use of these grarrta. Forms for mis purr Plana may be obtained fr« 4S0 West Slate Street ■ St o r call (20e) 334-5756. F contact Bemany Qadzins> o t Mecheue Wilson a t (2C ment ol Heaitti and Weif Street • Sm Floor. PO Bo> 63720-0036,
______Wrntan comments regardmaiim ltted on or before Sei
DATED this 1st day ofSepli AA)avid BuHer. Deputy Dire Division of Management S e Department ol Heaim and V 450 West s u te Sl/eet. sm I PO Sox S3720 Boise. Idaho B3720-0036
PUeUSH: September 8 . 9 1
NOTICE OF THUS T.S. No.: F-»172<-ID-DL
0236572 On 12/14^005 01 10« »
tlma). In the tobby of Cornparty. 260 Third Aver ID 63301. in the County < Idaho. Rrst American Titt*
■ a s successor Tmstee, on inc. m sell at public o> bidder, for cash. In lawfu States, all payable a l t lolowlng described real p
I County of Twin Falls._!__________descflbed .asjrttew sj. L<
Hamllion's Second Addtd 1 klaho. recorded In Book
The Tmstee has no know ular description of the i property, but for purpos
! Section 60-113 Idaho C1 been Informed thal the c
•0 0 Street, Klmb*rty. II asaodated wim said real Iw made without coveni Ing uae. possession or e me obligation secured t power ol sale conferret eiecuted by: Roy U n y Q m M I, husband an To; Rrsl American T h le ' fR and security ot CitlFir
, cia/y. dated 3/14«003. Instrument No. 2003-0C Falls County. Maho..PI Grantors are nam ed to 1506W(A). kJaho Codi made that they are . o. sponsible lor mis obligai Default lor whk:h mis s. (allure lo pay when du and Note dated 3/14/2 menli for Principal. In< applicable) ol SS66.33 4n/2005. and all subse'
- • - - • - ^ of sale or reins balance owing a s ot th secured by said Deed plus accrued interesi a
I annum Irom 3/1/2005.a n now due. togetl
! charges, and Interest. i: I es, assessm ents, trust'
t and any amounts ac1 security associated w that the benefk;iary eh
trust property to b e sc , tfon.Oaied: August 15,
Title Insurance Compa By: OuaUy Loan Sen sureesso> T ru^ee 31! San Diego. CA 92101-
I Sale informatkin call: {wwwxalposLcom Nico OfficerASAP717367
’ PUBUSH: August 29. S 2005
N<T.S. No.:1D-60381-CLo Notlca Is hereby given i
duly appointed Succes nlzed local Ume). a t tt Falls Avenue East. $4 auction, to the highet States, all payable a property and personal of klaho. and describe 17 East ol m e Boise pan c;f Government I Section 1. Said point
______________ ^East q u a ^ r comer
West! 1663.18 feet: 1 REAL POINT OF BE< feet: THENCE North 0333* West. 2 S ^ 96 (i of-16*20 -15*H -4 fl
, feet L.C.B. • Soi»m I 454.02 feet k> the RI knowledge of a more property, but for purpc the Trustee has beet wflh sakl real properl Said sale will b e m poasMSlon or encur
---------------------- p inuartl lo m e poweWmtatn 8 . Hart and Security TMe Compa of West Or»e Bank, k 7/KV1982. a s Jn«rui Twin Fais County, k by QMAC Mortgage oompiy wKh aectton made thal they are. TYw Default for whk^ due, in le r D e«} o( mentalor-pdr)dp«l.-.li per rnonm tor the me
— ' -bH ince w rtho-w Trf TnMl Is $123,010.71 annum Irom 3/1/200i accruing late eharge ments, trtietM 's tee
' protect me aecurity ; eiacta to ae« of caut • flon. Dated: Juty 1! ( CVKly Herzog. < ■ |n a 1 S 4 6 S 8 a n Fe (‘ftione : (616) 837-23
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■ ^ 1 b ^ bHUTY O f FEDERAL I FOR PUBUC REVIEW
ALLseai» of two lederally hinded on S ep .vaitabUKy ol Plans lor o , ope
» Is to receive comment p ? ? ^ oM unds during Federal ,Block Grant Plans being
tockO ran t o fT h nWHEDULE: A pobUc Count)Monday. September 28. requlsll
, conference room on meCenarrussa BuWlng. A« puBUC I da ta concerning theseirKed or delivered on or t)kJ viter 30th. gn i(cc kNS: The Plar>s will be
S Jh*iid Wellare Central - ete Cenarrussa BuikJing. lie Street. Boise. «».■», fRITTEN C0MHEKT8: rttten comment regarding • wlU p® e se funds for these bkKk • con t* purpose or a copy of me The Wfl a from me Central Offlce m e rig- s th Ftoor. Boise, Waho. deems S. For more Infonnation. Dated tt Onski at (206) 334-5768, MARK I
(208) 334-5648 Depart- iqahO iVelfare. 450 Wesi State Box 83720. Boise. Idaho ^ j J r v
/ding the 'pla;.s must be September 30.2005.
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00 AM (recognized focai of Rfst American Title
Wenuo. North. Twin Fans, nty Of Twin Falls, Stale ol Title Insurance Company, on behalf ol CltlFinancial.
c auction, lo m e highesi iwful money ol me United a l the time of sale, tha »al property, sltualed In the ^Ils. State ol waho. and DMdHi ; Lots 27, 26 and 28 In Uon, i ■jattionTTwirTFans C ouniy .-T hurs took 7 of Plats. Page 10. day nowledge of a more partk^ Thurs r>e above referenced real Satur p o se s ol compliance with have lO Code, me Tmslee has 206-1 ne address ol: 666 Jefler* — - - y . ID 83301. Is sometimes real property. Said sale wai /enant or warranty regard- ' or encumbrances to satisfy » , )d by and pursuant to the ^ q t k irred in Ihe Deed of TrusI Flou ry Qudgeil and Karen 8 oa te <
• n d wHe, As grantors. APeU hie Company, for me bene- 6 /i0 tlFinanclal. Inc.. As Benefl- now 93. recorded 3/17/2003. as prop 3-006625, records of Twin Wet ..P lea se Note: The above ^1 to comply wtth section 45- Uode. No representation IsI. or are not. presenlly re-‘ ^ligation set forth herein. Tho p#nis sale is lo b e mode Is me cou:I due. under Deed of TrusI nan14«003. The monmiy pay- w n r. Interest and Impounds (If mis8.33. due per monm from By R bsequent payments until me jinstatement. The principalif this dale on m e obUgaUon' ^sed of Trusl'is $66,907.16. s l a t me rate of 6.996% por f M105. All deHnquont amounts ^gether with accnilng late J g St. unpakJ and acaulng ta*-rustee's lees, attorney's fee. FOU , advanced to protect the} wim mis foreclosure and our f elects lo sen or cause me J sow lo satlsfy said oWiua-
15,2005 By: First Americannpahy.assuccessoi'T rustee " Senrice Corp.. a s agent lor319 a m Street, 2nd Floor. _ 2 r
101-3006 (619) M5-7711 For poCIII: 916-387-7726 or k>gon lo: ^
Fuentes. Trustee Sale gyiJ7
This9 . September 5. 12 and 19. caai
NOTICE O f TRUSTEE'S SALe ” : Loan No.: 0306306343 A.P.N, RP en that. Fidelity Nationar Title Insu x e sso r Trustee, vrill on 11/1.5«00S st the main entrance to Alliance T I. Suile 1315. Twin FaUs. ID 8330 Ihest bidder, for cash. In lawful rt e a l me time of sale, the foUov mal property, situated In the Count) ribed a s lollows: EXHIBIT A Townsi ise Merkilan. Twin Fails County, k nt Lot 1: COMMENC-ING at me >lnt lies North 00* 16'24* West. 26 >er o l Section 1: THENCE Sout
It: THENCE North 00* l e W Wei BEGINNING: THENCE North 00* r th o r 25'00' West. 447.21 feet: 36 feet: THENCE along a curve; Hi- 469.26 leet A • 125.82 feet C -1 th 82* 36'17* East. THENCE Soi I REAL POINT OF BEGIN-NING. w re particular descrlptk>n of me at u rposes ol compliance wim Section seen inlormed mat the address k perty is: 41S1 Meadowrtdge Cir T I made without coverunt or wan icumbrances to satisfy the oMgai 3wer.of.aaleconlerrBd.in.lhe Deed.' Md Dwttoe A. Hart, huabend and Tipany of Idaho, a s Trustee, for me k. klaho. N.A.. a s Beneficiary, date itrument No. 02000572 and re-rw y. Waho. the beneficial M erest In w a ae Corporaton. The above Ora tk>n 45-150e(4)(A). Uaho Code. i ire, or are not. presently respofislb rtik:h this sale Is to be mad* Is m«
ol Tnjst and Note dalMl 7/7/1BS2 U,-mtM«n-ind Impounds (If •ppMca . rnonths ol 4/1/2005 mrough 11/16 untU the date of sale or reinstat
r o M h ird a le on the obBgatk>n aeo 0.78, plus acaulng Interest a t m 2005. All deVnquenl amourils are' rv iroes, and lnte.-Mt, unpaid and ao teee. aOomey^ feee. and any a
irtty asaodated «^m mis forecloa ;ause the tw st property to be soW y 1S, 2005 FWellty Nattonal Title
authortzed eignatory c/o Exacu Fernando Mtoslon BMJ. #208. Mi
'-2300 Sale Une: (616) 361-8008 A
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lealed Bkls must be received by S M top tam bw 28.2000. ALL sealed B< M tn td a l 11:00 A.M.. on SeptMnb S a t th^ klaho Transportalion Depa Phasing Section kicated at 3311 Wes •(, Boise, klaho. Bidders and other ir Mrties a re Invited to be present at i nine.. This is to, furnish all mo ipcnent and labor tor me Furnish and hTM 0 ) Modular Houstnjj Unlta, In tnty. per m e spodflcations contal: isltton number K-268930.
UC WORKS UCENSE REQUIRED
d will be cw sidered unless accompa Acceptable guaianty in an amount r 1 five percent (5%) of Ihe lolal amour TN s guaranty must be in the fomi of check or a cashier^ check drovm
w bank, m ade payable lo me klaho lation DepartmeM, or a bidder^ bond b e forfeited k) the event ot failure to i itr«ct..Waho Transportatkxi Department n right lo reject all bids or to accept
>med best for the Stole of kloho. d this 7m day of Soptember 2005 IK LITTLE, PURCHASING AGENT K) TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMEl e s ol BM Packets and Bkl R e su tu olned by visiting our web sHe at: Mtd.ldaho.gov/bu$lne$a/businos3.htm itacting your local Plon Room.
LISH: September 12 through 16.200
PUBUC NOTICE jn s planned and taken by your gov < conlalnod in public notlcss. They ar< ir right to know and to bo Inlormod jr government Is doing. As sell-gov irges all dtlzens to bo Informod. mi w r urges every citizen lo read ar rse notices. Wo advise those citizc )k further mformolion W exercise thei : e s s pubUc records and public nwetir
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idHne for legal ads: 3 days prior to n, noon on Wednesday lor Sunday, lursday for Monday,noon on Friday.1 y and Wednesdoy, noon on Mo lursday and noon on Tuesday lor Fr Iturday. Holiday deadlines' moy var ive any questions call Ruby, legal 16-735:3324._____________________
tN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THI JUDICUIL DISTRICT O f THE STA* IDAHO AND IN FOR THE COONT
TWIN FALLS s e No. CV-05-3634 ,)T1CE OF HEARING ne: CUNTON EDWARD BERT WEB to Of Birth: 8/10/1966 >eUdon bv Clinton Edward Bert Webo /10/1066 In Walnut Creek. Stale ol low reskimg ol 266 Borah Ave. W. T iroposing • change In nome to Ed< Veber h a s been filed In the obov ;ourt. m e reason fcK mis change In ni UssBOstaoion. The petltkmer^ tamer I ich petition will be hoard at 9 o 'do ^ t e m b e r 26. 2005 al the Twin Fo ^ r th o u s e . Objections may bo file >erson who can. In such objodlons. ti murt a good reason against such a
ITNESS my hand and seal of said Oi) n is lOm day of August 2005. f Robyn Kline. Cleric
UBLISH: August_22. » . September 2005 ~
OUND Basset Hound, FOUND Lalfemale. Dumped off at Found 4 milour home In Jerome., GoodingWa feel the dog be- Soum. Calilorigs to someone om- 5040 or 20«er than the dumpers. — ------If you are missing FOUNDyour dog caH 324- mounialn4831 or 731-0007, inlormotlon____________________me Twki FVUND homing pigeon Departmenbom legs tagged. Can Ave E. '678-7217. 6330T. 20(--------- .. . Please clolrhisy«rwafb*ourl»«t. by12fl)6/0i
- - ■ cross, emE Orange &RP10517E010750 near 700 i wuranc® Company the In Jerome. K )S a tl1:0 0 AM(recog' —— — — » Title &:6»crow. 1411 FREE (3) S301. wlirsell at public Block Lab. ,1 money ol the United 670-1653 < nowlng deecribed real ,, jnty ot Tvrln Falls. Stats g fmshlp 10 Soum. Range r f
kJaho SECTION 1: A Northeast comer ol
2642.82 fe e l from the V Q oum 00* 16‘24‘ East. > ^ENCE-Nort^«at-58ua:-------------- ^Vest. 38.14 (eel. to me n0* 18?4* West. 261.14 net; THENCE Soum 30»
timesSoum 83* 35'16* East.G. The Trustee has no \ j U \ 0 I above referenced reol i>on60-113WohoCode, n p P A E , eometimes assodated U C r M r Ir Twm fa n a . ID 83301 ______
208-7:•d ot Trust executed by: ir)d wife, a s grantors, lo m e beoeitt and security Seihi-n
7/7/1992. recorded zesttO) -recorded - , records ol d iflerer n which Is presently heki to goc Qrantbrv are named lo ty m s s. f to repreeentatkKi is (jay, « lb le tor this oMgatlon. m e failure to pay when ,
» 2 . The monthly lnsta^Jkabie)o<1.402.97rdue-------/18/2005. aridadsubee- juogmiu w n a n . T n . prm apd youngsecured by sakl Deed o( ..stU iout the rate ol 8.60% per l i^ . Ne ' d u e . together wtm been•cciU ng weight
B enefidJy 3ld to eailsty a M obBga- ntle insurarw* Company ^ Kulhre Trurtee Sen& es, n u ™ MlesfaX)Hlla.CA 91346 ^
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LOST ■ L ..in «' . bag at Third Fork Tral
In South HHIs on 8/21 Call 206-326-3295
8:00 P.M.. LOST Basset Hound dB W s win lemale. blue collar tn tb e r 29. Pleose help If eoartment. have our do ^ t State "Wendy. Lost b, « " l « e i ^ Mlracli Hot Spring, a t X Wd Wos spotted frmotertals.
medicaltorfltained in 208-73<
9500 or 543-2768 ;d LOST col, Ig. 1 yr Ok
neutered, brown/gra Twanied by tiger striped.' U i n t not less ■ seen at 107 Hlghlan wunt of me Dr„ Poui. Family p« n of a certi- greatly missed. Gei awn on an o n u s rewardi 671 laho Trans- 5516 ext. .3126 doy
Surety 436-5159 after 6pm,I to sign me lOST dog Chlhuahu
wMte and Wock wl nt rosorves brown. Reward lepl tho bid foundl Coll 732-B46f
LOST Gameboy A T vonce sllvor a t yvi
J I f may ba w S d n o S j t u may “ i« y Is hoortbroka h„ REAWARDIll Plea
Of “y con 206-539-3918.
LOST MALTESE 2005 neutured molo. whi---------------- wearing blue cot
wim bell.' Last se gov.m nionl °y ^ o o a n o l -
L O T
I ' S d S 8 lu ;U ik .! .2 M -8 .
Ihelr right to LOST: Yellow li Mtings. female, black coll
answers JO NicW a English Setter, ms block and white sp tod. red collar, i swots lo Rambo. L seen SOO South I West in Joromo. K are heartbroken. F WARDI 308-3596 324-9621.
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n nam e txiing•H^k'A V?'on 0 ® YOU WTTNES ’ car accwont a t o
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££53I miles north oi PREGNANCY CR: □ on 1400 Froe Tests. Alway: Cau 208-934- Conlidentlol. 734-1
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GuoronteedI & tan color Lowest Prin00 & North Rd fT u n a le S ^ me. 324-5082 Avoid new low In
(3) puppies, call 1-666^ :Pleese c a l b a NKRUPTC
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U ke outdoor activllies? S e n s e « im or? AbiUty to gel free? G ot yoi toge ther? Attractive? Y es to the*
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If Conduct public168 opinion polls ovpr
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$7.00to$9.00Aiour Casual woric
L___ Fkrtlbki evening,• X day, and wknd hrs. vhite. 15-30 hoursMeek.»Hor Qrool part-time seen job or second |ob.Con O ose to CSI campus
For more Inlormation t Coll 208.736-2653 0
pop, *********** -sl on -------------------------------948- AUTOMOTIVE r. Tire Person needed. - -7 ^ Experionce preferred. ‘J
but will train the righi * person. Apply In
' ano pofson a l Morrtfion makj, 2O6 4’' Ave West »P0'- in Twin Falls,
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, licotlon. Majorcredit/debit cards. _
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Local trucking co. seek- ing Clerical Help,
h'* Send resume to PO ss. Box 564, Jeron^e. ID j ae 83336. Attn: Oreg. ^II Iw s CONSTRUCTION
Conctela Placing l l _ J Co.. inc. seeks
experienced help ESS a , for concrote woric in 1 obout Twin Foils. We seek I Sept, Laborers, oum ol Operator*,. inter- Rnlshere and
Blue Drivers wim CQL p lease Davls-Bacon wages 110. $26.58-$29.92A»r- ,T Send Ust of I hiiUH. experience to;
M51 W. Qowen Rd, Boise. ID 63709 Of fax 20^ ^ e 2-2220.
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technltton trainee. Call208-735-0366 _ S I
COLLECTOR D ®Computer exp. req, prar«cllnTeiemartcetlng exp. suppiy
2128 lor appoinimeni. ^ ^01
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CONSTRUCTION sitloniMaaona wonted ^ In ond b<
Twin Falls oreo. Coll , packog' Brian 206-490-1100 dustry.
son.CONSTRUCTION 150GI
TJC The Industrial Belle’Co. Is seeking • 208
W elders, Pipe set- \ r - = lers . Iron Workers, r r .
Electricians and DRIVEH Mill Wrights (or a iproject ot Bottle ^
Mountain, NV. 60 F Mhr/week S80/doy -
sustenance. Com- ,ptelion bonus ovoll- . ‘ ^ k l . Coll 600-424- 0156 leave request-
od inlofmolion or 77S-764-2670.
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lemoles, minorities,
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DAIRY.Experieneed
Mllkor needed,Call 280-1995 \___ ^
d a ir y ORWEFHortzon O ganic Dairy Drivers
Is now hiring lor icaled Truck Ortvere. tooltti
$7.73Air.Tractor ' orl- O per«on ,$7 ,73 /h t. 2^yo;
E«p. Maternity, Ton'sa.somr. Mllkws.$e.67/hr. Pick up opplicattons ol; pay ** 2569 E. 600 S. ■
Paul, Maho 83347
Christian daycare ond DRIVEI■kkts church woricer. Loco P
— Full-tlmo-Mon..FiUln— COL,,daycare I0am-«pm HazmSun 10om-1230pm ondorkkls church, . Can ComP316-2220 for details. 9 ^ ^
DENTAL oppoiI Full-time Dental Assle- r - —I U n t Some travel DRIVE
involvod; R ease coll- Owrwr 733-4515 or send «d ‘0 resum es 1216 RIer haul.
, Ave Eost. Twin Fons. F ^ s-
' DRIVER 24 ftArea Feed mHI needs roq, j
driver lor locol leed- plusd.elivortes. Pay com- $200mensuralos w/experi- piouence. Full-time per- msgmanent poslUon. CDL orrequired. Box 91485 eoi-1c/oThaTIm et-N ewa ——
P.O. Box 548 ORIVI Twin Fails, Id 83303
DRIVER empiDriver needed lor Iniclislralghl truck. Twin localFalls area tendering avail
company. Year staliaround woriL (jood and
benefits. Need O oss c a lBCDLwAanken- ;—
dorsement. Overiime DRIVI required. Start $11.00/ Re
hr. 1-600-322-3269 '
■ DRIVER c T 0 Drivere with CDL. i^oi
custom larm woric.Call Brent 543-6/97 «
fl or 543-8974. DrugI, Free Worttploce ^
Srd Annus
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ir business 'ear's careeSeptem ber 27 ,200 )0 am -6 :0 0 p tn > CSI Gymnasium
II yourTimes-AfeM>s— jales representative o r o u r Employment A dvertising Specialist :h risty Haszier: 735-3:
■or m o re Inform ation , o w w w .m aglcvalley .com n d click o n C areer Falr.-^
. event U co-spontored by The Time
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best benefits ^ " J
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Class A CDL preferred. T W I N F < ^
ronklin Building Supply offers 0
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Grady Call To515 W. Main t-66fr-2S9
Jetomo. Idoho —
VER I'DRIVERSers needed for ded- 'lied run Irom Buriey w /douboimer Boise. Idoho D,jlyor Hyrum, Wah. gLC, Ulah 5i years OTR exp. ; a mile. ♦ ITanker, & doubles CI„nlKendorsement req. I jo d /
“ S '- ;with base rale ond 206-3:
bonuses. t 280 Roe*1-600-967-2911 j^ o m i
IVER —lol pickup 4 delivory — — DL._Closs_ A w itt^ DRIVEftSazmot,'d6ub(eftrvle —idorsemenis req. * l U Pompetitive pay arKi tiuioiw ix»d benefits. Call C la ss A* J6-738-7291 lor andjpointment. Train--------------------------- Rated •IVER Maoto \ m er/Oper«tof need-fl for aulo parts line- 735-Caul and route to Twin 0% Down Fans, from Salt Lake Major crei:lty at night Mon-Fri. ' accep4 ft bobtail w/lift gate tnstrucdjq. $6,500 per tnonm a lus fuel incentive200-$400 per month. 'leose kiove detolled DRIVERSisg 601-908-9569 O a ss ACIr fox resume Excellent101-906-6592. ^ Heatth In
^IVERnail kjcal company
i S S e e T t r ? t K ;nidcs. Long haul andocal drtving poslttons ^ivallaWe- Western ________ 1Slates, walking Ikjorsind benefits. ORIVERSCall 877-324-5192. . Com eW-----------------------------: team, beRIVERS cal DeUv
Rk II-MU Drivers must beW anted. CDL Class AI
required. Pay DOE. to do heFuU benefits. Apply a t Good b<Idaho C oncrete Co. onexpw1294 Addison Ave. upappllW. Twin Falla. ID 1640 Kin
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DftlVERS ‘OlttmfTfveMng Local MOM Haul.
COLroQulfad 401k & m a d ^ Inaur*
anca. Can & 4-3S15 a a fc ty O y d a
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DRtVERt . ■H «V M t T ruck
Drtv»rB.CDLr>o(r»q.. dlaaal ttucka w/alr brakes. Exp. rvqutrod.- CaU 208-731»4ft37. ■
EOUCATWN SaaUng . loving
d«(Mtxtat))a TM Chars p«t-Bma,'.'Reapon8l- blBtlaa b r pUnnlno actMtiM )rpm currtcu* k m & implamant Into daBy program lor cMI* d fa n .A p g ^ p e rsO T
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NO phone c a l plaaae,
E0UCAT1CN Filer 8cN w l DIatrtct announces anopening lor the 2005- 2000 achool year for
a a ParaprefeealoitalV AMe wtto have met
a u te guidelines lor [ pvaprofassional sta*' tus;
o n e or» o tte (S hr*r<lay) AMe Filer e lem entary School
The requlfad meihod ot applying Is a formal application (available at the FUer District of-
ftce). resum e, and ttre e letters of recom- mendaUoa This poel* UonwyibeopenuntH
fSled To apply contact Sandra Roberta,
R ier School Dlatrict,' 328-6M1
; IFAAUOrtvers w anted de
pendable and exp.* truck drivers and 1 tractor operator! lor ' potato & tw et har-
vast. Auto Trans, no COL requirecf. new equipmenl. Jerom e area. References. C U 208-678-0263
i- FARM
Seeking fuB-tlme for Feeder poaldons at local feedtol. Also
, need D rtver* forcom/tpud harvest.
’Call 432-S472. 1 8am-8pm Mon-Sal.
FWANCIALNow hiring tor M anage-
‘ m ent posttkMi. QreatJobl Great Companyl
i Applyatf 6S 8 B k » Lakea Bhrd.I, o f call73S»1W a
I FOOD SERVICE 1 Ttioma$ Cijisin*
Uan»g0mont \a currantty seeking
' career mindedV, S o u a a )e f* .C o o k a
• T *U U tnitr PoaJtlena.'! cafetarlaW oikerB .
to work m a hospital faciBy. Evenings & w eekends • m u st Highest p ^ wage
(or experience. Mecflcal. Dental.
. 401k A PTO.G o n la a
Richard o r Mary a t 660 W. A M toon
L Av*.___ _____
between 2 & 4 pm. No phone caSs
ptease.
IQENERAL ^
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c tfo n or aend yo - resuipeto '
Dennis Osman. 8uperinlen(t*f<
Myftaugh S chool Oil• « .41S •
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I ■" DRIVER ~ DWviI Wanted ten wheel NowIt' truck drtver. Can Drtv, 20e-324-7148. Call
'* GENERAL —_ P m aerM lk ffn laher MAS!
full-llme. Mon.'Frl. V^anbSom et> eneA ls.P^ ' stonholidays. Experience $21apkJs.butwW traln. _____
B aM lM C Ieenar* 2 2 8 S h o a h o n e 8 t.E . Tn
HOUSEKEEPERNeed easy going Ma
person to do laundry, agiclean house. ' run Imerrands, do grocery owshopping,& e « . Mu« \have own car. Flexl- H
— ble daytime hours 20hrs/week at S7Jtv. To a 4. milage. Call to 734-8548 tv. msg. TN
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: « 1 ; | s A T - a - t r r i ! ;rs Satellite Installera Ri8- Needed. UciZ s u r W6SI S a im e . I-— a servkie provider f ^ for Dish Network. Is On * tooklng tor onthusJ-
asUc dependable cal *“ mdMOuals wtw are t
ready for an excit- or« Ing career opportu- 209nity Irtstadlr^g 8ate^ ___lite systems In Twin r — Falls and surround- ME
.1 Ing areas. No expe- „ rtence necessary.,, willing to train eager J . indlvlduols. paid T \ Sl training period.— 401k. excellent poy.
BlUngual a plus!Must haveClean DMV record
L - *^^rcom m erdal ^van.
let It Intorested plooso sn conlatt15. 868-317-93M 'for orlaxrosurrw g.u l . 208481-2108 JI , te t www.aUnvest = tor aa te im ejw t Mila- Equal opportunity
emptoyer and a______ drug irea work a m rk _____o n ronmenl pId* ^•ry LABORERS
TTieAmalflomaled Sugar Company ' U
od LLC. Twin Falls, nal Plant Is accepting EX* applicalions lor Piof- oaneral Laborvra 1 Heavy labor, enlry im- tevsl positions «l* $10.19Jhr. seasonal 8
work. Must be able ^ Kt to handle 1001b mE
bags & work rotat- ct, Ing fthlfu Including g___ weekends and hoil- |—I days. Applicotions ,
are available thru « ' DepL of Com merce :p- 771 N Colleoe Rd,^d Twin Falla,Of EOE. Drug Free u- W orkplacerw I «^ LAW ENFORCEMENT i>
Chubbuck Police Dept. — » • Is now hiring for ME L Patrol Offlcwv. I— Pick up appllcattons at
8160Yenow«lot>e Ctiubbuck, ID 83202
MW S^tw for appllcallon apd )ob j
172. appUcaltontoCPO.C to a e e S e p tz r* i
— «t8pm . ll
H t MACHINIST «Barclay Medianlcal
Services Is tooking c
I - .!__ Benefits, exp. re-— 1 qulred. Apply at:
4M W .1 0 0 S . "► Hwy 28 Paul, ID. ^
fl MAINTENANCEMalntanMceAlllIrtght Locat feed mUI kx)klng
tor self motlvaled Indi- »• vkkial to fill perma- - r*> nent posHlqn. Expert- . “ * ence In culting. _ & welding and aDKIty to u] I t • work on own a m u st -p, >• MBrtght experience
prstsn«d. Great benefit package. Pay OOE ,
Apply in person alJ.DiH*l*kan t
a t 19M Frontage Rd N. n W sndatl.ld.833SS r
• u - JIA N A G E R W A tffeD _____Kimberly Motor* m
> Twin Falls Is seeking on energetic Manag-
= 1 er/Sales Peraorv — 1 w age DOE. will train.
Must be computer lil- erate. bingual heij>-
n c lul. but not necessary.IW Call 208-734-6255 or 0
« I MANUFACTURING 1K S p u n M n u la c t v f' S irw Company Is ac-
<^ngappIfeaH ons N. to ra to o lA s to c k
^ FT poaitton requiresgood mechanteal
_ J sptKude. knowledge------- , ofk» laA m aln te-
nanoa suppfy. Prtor “ 2™ computer and stock
room experience a plus,
eeoeflrs.’Emptoyee
TEBsp*™'avan^ le. Spew *
!• Security Offlce“n . „ 2182 Sooth U ncoln
Jerom e, Idaho J . . 206-324-8101.^ ■ Equal Oppoit\M)lly
■ ■ ■OVtRS HERCHAMD)NV hiring Truck Needed to M vw * (or harvest vUeo depai :all 312-4563 or 632- major groo 1869. ask lot Joe, chain m t^
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"£5S S ?S ^enoed Diesel
hleohanlewlthman- NEWSPAPEegement expertence TheTimes
helpful. Must have lsacce(own tools. Excellent appllcatior
wage, Cafeteria contractadH e ^ plan after 6 ' . hauling p
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RESTAURANTIM DoaWon W aitress? D ^U on Must be able, to <^ s a c l e a n Wednesday & Satug record and sWiu. Fastof your own environment. Qoodle capable of wage. No phoneonlng 5.000* apply In person alnepers from Twin Falla U ve S^ to B u r to y Com mission^ p e r w e ^ R anchereC afetsted parties 630 Railroad AvuUfUloula intractor RESTAURANTlicaUon al Cashier part-Imes-News, Most bo avA■irfMd Street mornings & ovoit. TMn Falls. and bo 19 yrs
—I Bilingual a plus. Apply In perso*
a O R 9 Beane ft A BuiJIty of Twin 799 C heney Iis occeptlno
latlons for two . . ans in tholETDEPABT. B1I1HI1!i, X S3. plus a conv CM vwletXladminslve boneflt .of VMn Falls.ige. Under ^ |.i,hia store vision, rnust tooking tor qu.Ite vartous . conlldonl. res ol injcks and g|yo, cusic
pmsnt ond focused psrm- hoovy . ,t,ni want lo col labor ki all thoir career Inc w conditions tfrfvelnoinloin City muj, d, l e u is. High y o a„ of ago, ol diptonw or ffoe with a
Is required. drivers license
I 30 days ol SALES I T « PROFESSION/vlthin 25 milosB.atyJmil5,.A _ S2500PERM O
emptoymonl q u a RANTEcation ond job iq, , |„ t e montription ore . mq eioMti
aiy Hall. 321Avenuo East •Emptoyee .phone 735- Purchase Plar
1. Ctosing dalezaOB. Tlw Clly Whai are you »iivin Falls is an ing for?II Opportunity ACCELERA' toyor, D nigi YOUR CARI ilVerfipiace R ContoclJanln
Personnel■SSIDNAL Dopanmont lorm ale Youth r o .a o a 3 ‘'& lallst to supor- It rtsk youlh osKitlal lodWy In —1 Area. Grave I - . ,>hifl. CompotiHvo, •& Bonents de- T h c * v ^xet.. Letter of In- W o o J ^ v androsum etoYouth Ranch l O U T I l
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. Hiring tor Aaalstant Manager to run th e C- Store and A&W and a other posHtona at A&W.240W. Addlaon
:!l™ RESTAURANTT-Box R estaurant Looking tor lop notch
‘“*y; e n erg sticC ooka* rJJSl S e r w a who are wtl-
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c d p a y required. Apply a tle ^ Hancock FabrlD* .ll 1769Rllm or*TF.iS tock- I I3n SALES
F r a n k l i nirt-iime. 9 W 5 R H 5 H S S Svalloble The Jerome Trus* vonlngs Department at rrs old. Franklin Building 1. Supply is acceptingion at - appBcaltonsforthe lurrito posilion ofy Dr Outside^ = r Salesm an
This posUon Is I B responsible to sellI A and maintain
relations between re s lumber yard
liltac locatlona. and -Jerome Tniss plant,
ire. Is Truss designquality. experience is not ospon- neceuory although Slonwr It Is a plus. Tho peoplo oppiicont must be to put highly motivatednover- andwlDlngtol^am.
Outside sa les is an last 18 integral part ol a l 9. drug FBS oporaUons. t valid ilyoulee llho tyou se and havo whai n tokos, drtving pleaso apply a t
516 Weet i4aln. Jaronw . Idaho.
1 For more detailed NALS inlormaUon you
may call Jim Davis WNTH - - a t 731-0346 or Mike TEE Rlnard 731-4800.jnttisl 'erianco SALES Wu wUI High Income Potential
nattonwWe tool an« Benom salsly supply, 2 open.
ings wil train S6.2S/hr guaranteed 208-736-0672 Bwca
lon SALES'No exp. neceaaary
u wolt- CoUection a oenqr? tooking lor someoniIATE highly moiivoted aniREER vnlling to leam1 In our Dependable car need nel ed. hourty plu or more commisston. 401ii Ion. vocolton, ond insurEOE • ance. Apply Mon-Frl.
ic o m 8;30-5:30pm.“ - ^ 1 280 Blue U k e * N------------I Twin Falls. ID EOE.
SALES2 PARTS counter persor pvc r W ages based on in Cl I experience. Benefits
avoiiabk). Apply In
jMW rth • O r*« ''»T ™ ck'parta Hwy. 27 South. Paul
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We offer greatwages. commissions,
opportu- a W a y workgrewing. week, withmartial. reasonableol Loe hours. 401K.
. a multi- medical plan,iwspoper vacation,recently u you a re an
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raree in Computar Appications r OrapNcs. Orafdilc Arts or the It. Experience With Madntosi' rs using AdobelnDesign, Adote r & Photoshop. This Is a tu t tion with benefiis incfudlng;
Insuranceicatton*Jf8litive PayI candkJaies send resum e to:
Attn: Kent Schmklt TheTlmee-Newe
PODOX54S Twin Falla, ID 63303 '
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Brian Doane ^
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Buriey. ID 89316 or e a 677-8740
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SO C iA lSE R vbE Litlal PERSONNILand Looking lor a aaditylng _wn- poaHonwith | r'ain. flexibility?/sed. Our company haa op-CO portunWes avdabie— P S R ,I B I .C o u tA g .
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SPECIAL FORCES .Musl be a U.S. Citizen
N oge 16-29.5 or 6 yeor )E. enlistment. Good pay.------ excaUenl benefit*, ed-_ ucatton opportunities.
Enllstmeni Bonuses from $12K to $14K
"i* availalM. You will also be eligible (or the
^ ■ Amiy College Fund up to S70K. CM SFC Lupear (206), 733-
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132 Falrfleld Street West TWin Falla, Idaho.
Attentkin; Dan Walock
OPERATORThe City of TvrIn Falls is aceeptln)
ttons fo ra WATER DEPARTMEN! TOR. Boginning monthly salary plus a comprehensive benefit pac der supen/lslon performs hoovy pi bor and. as needed, operates vat cles and equipment Involved In th tton. maintenance and repair ol lines and gsle vah/e program. HI diptoma or GED requirod. Must hi able to obtain, a Class A C.D.l brakes endorsement within 30 di ptoyment; Irvo within 15 milos of th Its; and be able to oblain a d as cense with 18 monihs. A City or application and job oescripiton art a t www.tfkl.org. For addiitonal I comact the Personnel Offico loca
-Hall. 321 2nd Avenuo East or p 7268. Ctosing dalo is 9/23/05. T Twin Falls is an Equal Opportunii
■ er. Onjg Free Workp/occ.
CUSTOMER SERVICE The Times-News has an open
C ircu la tion C u i to m e r Sei R e p re se n ta t iv e .
This posting must be able to multiple responsibilities. Ideal
should possess an oxcelien presence, strong customer
skills, computer aplltude, and lo woik well wilh others, i
experience and being a self s plus. Schedule Is Wednesdi
8:00-5:00, Salurday and S morning. All Interested ind
should fill out an appiicati T h e T im e s N ew s Attn: C h r i t G arc ia
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Do we have ihe job to r '
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Sorrenlo Lactalis. Inc. Is ono growing companies in tho \ we are taking applications f
enced Class 3 or 4 Wastewi ment Plant Operalor to wo
. newly consUucted SBR W8 treatment plant system with r\is removal and sand tiltere Class 2 may apply as long a eligible to pass the d a s s 3 1
6 months ol hire.
This position will be responsi operatkHi ot the wastewater
^an t a s Instructed by the I The position wilt rolate in
maintenance and process ( ties wiin In the treatment pic trial wastewater treatment e
- and computer experience. Must be abte to read and cc written and veitjai instaictio
lay instructions to subori
We offer top pay and an exc< tit package, vrhich include:
dental, vision, lile insurance ■ plan,
If you are a molivaied sell-st we want you to app
Ail offers of employment re< cesstully passing a pre-en
drug test and backgroum
Equal Opportunity Emf
Piease send applicalion. re salary history lo:
S o n e n to Lactall*, in c ., A P . 0 . 8 0 x 1 2 6 0 , N am pa, U t
FAX 20a^468-668 Applicatton and Sell-ID forir
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isibie tor the ter trealment e Manager, ' in the lab, sconlroldu- planL Indus- it experience e. preferred, comprehend tions and re- ordlrrates
(cellent bene* les medical, ice. and 401k
•starter, then pply.
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balh, lg, lot. Lease ,'77 w/optlon to buy. 100%
n n a n d n g available. Call 206-731-4598.
JEROME 3 bdrni.. 1 ' ,bath. mature trees,
- ' . nico orea. la. lot. LotsI --------- of upgrades. $95,546J REMAX Ron 420-6070,
E N T JEROME 3 bdrni., 1.5• bath. 1300 sq. fl. ndaof Garage, new soam-
acres + wotor shores. >nlroets ,jOO sq. n shop, nice a Iree. location. S220.000, quoie. 320-I0426r324.6981 821. SOS Tigef Drive
JEROME Cute 3 bdrm. 1 bath, nowiy romodotod on comer toi insido city. Must
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JEROME Perfect 1‘ homo. 3 bdrm,.
an i SI 10.000. Rnishedb sm t laundry rm. cor-
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ing time ] $225,000.1 real ; Call 206-733-0769.ams. L0; I TWIN FALLS t)3 Cusrrode I 'om homo by SRCZ “ 2800 sq. ft,, 4 bdrm
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ling coun- 110 acres.Its formal TWINFALLS, 2 family 2660 E <1256 N, 4 bd(m&. Custom Ou.:; lor buiidepTord wllh by Craig Bullenidscaplng. Constnietton.43-9045. 2 story, 3128 sq.ft.,■7 ; ---------- 4 bedrooms, 3 baihs.J l family room,
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20B-260-1653.•ne* imU- TWIN FALLS A m< teniTiintton. see , by ovmer. 3,4 txamcKiOei sq. ft, home. spa6c Mr tne ag* 4 bdmi,. 2 ~ lii orim perentt baltis. family roc iMiw;pr«o- living room, din I end people room. 2 rireplac lUKtr or (Ht- hardwood Aoors. c IB., . tom kttchen. (
loads ot storagel F «por wtl not Ished basemenl. di •coopt eny ble M . Sawtooth C
triet. $199,000."a l e '* w . '^ 870-2fll90r733-Z ^ hereby m- . . .
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iy TWINFALLS ’ *or H ouae to t x movedtt . Two twdroom. 1 0. bath. Approx. 900 " 17 sq.ft. 1 car garoge.— Call 206-733-3742 |
TWIN FA U S New home on 1 14 acres. , South ol Twm. on
”■ ' country lono. Groot IS viows, unique custom — ’2 design. hardwood ^ '' doors and trim with 2— built ins. Firoploco . « ' ^ sunken living room, Co .0' locuzzl, walk-in show-
or in moslor suite.__ Bonus room wtth out-2 side polio, overslie - v
0 . gorogo wiih shop ^ spoco. custom extort- »
0 or finishes. Must Soo ▼— $265.000 731-3201
w! tw in f a l l s Only '' houso for sola In
! l sought oftor neighbor- )x. hood. 2700 sq. ft.. ,
nowly remodeled on 1 odro w/wotor sharos ^
M $245,000,306-5995 ^
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Crossing. U aero II comptoiely land- 11 , scapod with sprin-
8 kler syslom, 1,760 " sq. ft,. 3 bdrm., 2 ~ bath. 24x40'
fl S " 'S 'p 5 S : LU dock. $134,500, e o1 208-733-3762 U,
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1, $195,000. 206-266- " ,I 9909 / 213-880-1092. „
BUHL SW 80 acres. 380 shores TFCC. r -
I- Year round live stream.— productive lish ponds, us- small homo, now Iruit ^0 - troos. bams, granary.Irm. Call 206-543-4736. ,
0? HAOERMAN VALLEY,lOfO west end, 480 + aero *x)th farni. 2 homes. 2 pivot ^w 500 cow food tot. s.>00 VVouki make great irMA heifer operaiion. Den- ^----- nis -Threo Island Real p
Estate 208-599-0703 a
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w/water hghts. 2 | » homes, small bam, I g 2412 E .‘>“00 N .\ 1 FHer ID. Bank of ID| «
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Inc. BUHL 39 acies, extra B39 water. Clear U k es
Rd. $160,000. Call208-543-4238_______
OOODINO 1 acre tots in rww -WIBOW Sage*
,gs subdivlston. great— location. Can Lucir»da = 1 208-306-6804■ I HAGERMAN (2) 1.15 p i acres each. Rock ■ I free, side by side■ I w/pressurtzed Irrlga- " I tlon, Asking $39,500 juinj each. 206-837-4517
'B“ ' | TWIN FALLS Choice h Wlyl lot in Canyon Point - fiy i— E3lal08.-Bulil-U>-aulie— K>0.| or sell. Call 206-732- 7241 8090 Of 410-5042. ._
L J TVnN FALLS Income I (tim property, 40 acres w/2 raoe houses- both are rent- eSto Salmon Track wa-
tor. 208-326-5490 ,
^ ™ m FALU r a y3 400 rented duplex. $800. t
Zoned CB, oouW be » office—of— tx is h e s s . ,^
^ Only $82,500. MLS# . 96210739. ERIK 420- . 0126. Irwin Realty.
^ ACREAGE84.3S acres l E l l Prime commercial
.......... land by 64 on ramp m^ _ Jerome close to wa>- -
. Man. Exc. vlstoliily ' $325,000 404-1240‘‘
s i H I!, With HANSEN '96 Reetrades. wood. 14X66. wXh «148 shed. 2 bdrm., 1 beth.I Ave. Call 423-6356 eves.
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Broadmore, 3 ' bdmi,, 1 bath.
$18,600.2006 KK. Has many
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F r ^ y v i u a i■ 208-423-6289 Informal
vfiii FALLS ^67x14, 2 bdrm-. exc. lederaljicond. AC. $13,000/ Infofmaolfer. Call 733-002S federor 208-734-5284. Call— — HI II AnTWINFALLS 1900 Conr
Nashua double 4 ,w klo.3bdrm .,2 — ^
balh, AC, all appls.$28,000. TWIN FA
1093 Broadmore^ 3 mfg. h<bdrni., 1 balh. $9,951
$16,500. whenyo.1097 Fleetwood, 3 1979
bdrm., 2 bath. C allJ$22,000. B arkw
Financing OAC C all IHomes must remain ! .
on site. TWIN FAICameo Eatatea 2 bath. :206-423-6253 North F
$695 m(WIN FALLS 2 bdrm.. 805-829! MIB, AC, TWIN FAexc. cond. $25,000. w/D, ehCall 208-423-4512. Binoking/
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^ ^ a f s s s s j r ^ ^ -2 bothBUHL 3 bodroom. 2
bath, mobile home, no pots, long term, $500month +. deposit. Call _ -208-543-8342. TWIN F,
BURLEY Nice country 2 bath2 bdrm.. 1 balh. $425 P«>^ Jmonth. $400 deposit. J*®? "312-2603 Of 300^)142 "
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« CMtS'r»:e. color. re«9k«, sex. ' hMdicap.IsmWaiuuui, or nattorai ortgin or w * inienuoo lo make any ‘tuch prefwonee kntta- Don-or diwlmmMion. ,P « » ' •FomiVil lUlM ixlude* cNktren under tht ege tW IN F ol IB tvrno with parent* o rle o a ic u tto d ^ ;^ caslle« (unt women end peopl# aeraae M Curinseus^orcM i- drenun(J#rl6. wHhgrs
TN* n#wsp*p#r will nol ^krawingty accept any ____S•ovtrtbino lor real e»- TWIN Ule ntitch is in olote- uoo ot Ih# law. Our r#ed#rt ar# h#r»by In- 2 W , tomed tn«t U $875. dweiMo* eovorUMd m yr. ie n u newtp««r e n gon T •veileble on an #quai —opportunity bastt. To TWIN con«ii*i ol dtotnw u- new, tion cal HUD ToS free flnoi. iei#plwn# nurreer at J ^ e eoo<eM777. The “ToiMree Mephone ■nufflbw tor n tieirtna oep.
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HANSEN House In SouthH ins.3bdrm .,2 bam, 2478 Rock Creek Road. Call 435- ^*36-S686,___________
HEYBURN 3 bdrm., 2 centr balh, appls.. W/D pnarti hookups. No smoking/ plan
. pets. $495 mo., -f o n e $495 dep. 670^125 A
; HOLUSTER acreage ---------. pasture nice 3 bdrm. TWIN
1— 2t»m $680-734.8«58— bdrni----------------!---------------- «42S
' JEROME 2 bdrm., 1 ^bath country home --------
i $500 mo. + $500 dep. WENC No smoklng/peta, refs, bdm*
I Call 206-324-2666 Rre(
JEROME 3 bdrm., 2 J J l L ...b a th n u b y eh o m e . N o.I peta, long term. Rent I $600 mo. f dep. 324- J ! ! : : 1 B903 0T20e-543;e342 | j = ^
) JEROME 4 bdrm., 1 M PC ' bath, new c«n>at, 1ST
garage, some a p ^ .I I w . ♦ dep. 52S W. FRi I AveE. C U 731-3162
L JEROME Ig 3 b d r^ . 1 1 H bath, hil unllnlahed 1 bsml, am. (enced yd, , I. $600 + $300 aecurtty
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I f a l l s 2 b d n rr j ^ H e a F t f,. homo for only 1.950, Why renl .I you can buy Ihis )79 Qovemor.
rsS sS zTr « . ' i e -»KH,:; r BUHL1 bedro« FALLS 3 bdrm.. 55*ord lsab
II Polm e Ranch Locoted no* i Call . City Park 92&-A650. Call 2 0 ^
FALLS 1 bdrm Equal Oppotl , e le c t heat, no , Housing. TTT ing/pets, ges fire- 800-377-3
------------------------ ---able now. RerF A L U on Income.FleaU Way New Housing Oppodroom, 2 bath. Coil 208-543-e
;'“ ®“ d M h « HA2ELT0N— 5/mo. dep. Coll Now toklr
s j C Su CAI IQ 1 bedroom apt I B itterroot OrDdrm, 2 both, t« ro sid o n ts (iion appls.. gas c f a g e o r e * ^ M. olecl. AC, 2
garage, fenced regoraiMSOi®no smoking. FedorodyAs
?5Ano. + dep.'e eh Property « 0 6 .H w
Momt. Accosslbto.!iLy1e 731-66a9. | ^ o u s l n ^
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1 0 . $625 ♦ $300 . Pets ok. 212- ' '“'® P“ "o ' 8 or 212-7707 induded. II
1 FA L U 3 bdittlT „ lath. family room. cinov att i . near CSI. 459 < 3stview Drive. $800 ^, ♦ dep. Call Ll2j.6841 o r 734-6500 .JEROMEAp<4 FA L U 3 bdrm.. 026 E. Mali>ath. No sfnoWng/ bdrm., 1 1s. Vory spactous. kitchen ap(>0 mo. 't- $500 dep, W/D hookt>1 M adrona SL N. heat/AC,-------------------------- month 4 deli F A L U 3 bdrm., Veeh Projam, nower oil brick Mgmno in Sowtoolh CAU. L\
N FA L U 461 THE RIGHTnyon Crest Dr., JS RIGHTind new 3 bdrm. 2 « ^ ^ 4 4th. $1,050 4 dep. FA W N BF11208:420-2877. A PA R T NN FA L U brand ' C loae toeh iM 3 bdrm. 2 bath in work, andstiewood 2 cor Penlne/rrage, dokjxo appis Stuart 8ludmg dishwasher Dlatrmterowavo, eentral Call to least, ash cabinet^. 2 o r3 Bedn00 4 $600 dep. TOO/ ts neg with addt spECialsisi p. 206-735-2254. ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ ;
IN FA L U Brand 647Fawnbn >1 3 bdrm., 2 bath Handicap ac dewood. 2 car gqual Ho ige + an new appis. Oppoft y nice fenced yard -1 grass. $950 1-dep TWINFALLS Available Now. bdnn 2 ba 20S-76S-2727 W/D hook
IN FA L U Brand»wl 3 bdrm.. 2 bath.car, AC, spflnWers. *«Q O dep .175. -f $650. dep. 1 „. tease . Near Ore- TVmi^FALUw Trail. 420-3983 Ptieeaan
IN FA L U Brand e .i/an M d *
c. Sawtooth School f«"1st. $975 mo. + $600 2-3 bdrms. S»p. Can736-2433 ACmo pets.
IN FA L U Newer 3 TWIN FALUInn, 2 bath on WhIs- 1 bath. v.(ting Pine Drtve. An quiet. $40«3pl& Incl. No pats, dep. UtH p<3 amoidng. Avallabie smoking. 4 r3 .~ $95 0 4 « potlLall 206-423-4590 Or TWIN FALU03-S1>0444. bath, quie
flN FA L U tS io"®(t»WER beautiful 3 ” 5 5 2 - W *TH. 2 bath wKhirgo IMng room, 2 TWIN FALLar garage, gas heat, duplex, rarentral aJr and an ap- carport $4nances. Spilt (toor Nopots.73ian and fenced yard z r iT r T T r rn a q u ie tcu l-d e tac . TWIN F m
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ENDELL Lovely 3 klrm, 2 batti homo.^replace, gas heat \C. appls., 2 car [ ■ ■ ■ ■ I larage. $700 mo., D E I H I7 ^d e p .-A v a l. O cl I K H ith. 206-306-2129
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king'Ions;Estaleeipts. Quiet laintalned s 62 years • ier. Hanai- ilsobied ol ago.
Assisted Can 629- indlcap 9. Equal pporlunlty.
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ent1. $47S-S515 s . 734-^600.
X S 1 bdrm. very clean,
400 4 $200 pd. No pets/ 420-9555
0J 2 bdrm, 1 iiet tocatkxi. peta. $450 4 <f>. 212-1676 707.
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ISI-rSS.;733-1804.
L U 2 bdrm,, a th , carport, cation, $525/ p . 1 yr. leaae. smoking. 206-J or 733-0707---------
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$43(Vmonlh * P.M 4-2244. ’
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TWIN FALLS 2 bdnn..1 tu lh townhouM. Phoosant' Vi«w lown hom ts. S450/mo(ith. S400 - deposit. No pe(9.‘a08-94a-9401.
TWIN PA L U 2 bdrm.,2 bolt, vory dean. W /0. a p is . No smok- Ing /peC $575 montti ■ fdop.^»734-1143.
TWIN FALLS 2 bdmi.. new poirrt/cafpol. No pets. 732-5408
TWIN FALLS 2 bodroom. 2 balh In a four- plox. Wffi hookups. $57S/monm plus dop.
•Call20»ai)6-1317.
TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm, 1 t/2 boiti iLplex. gas hoal and"' firoplaco. $650. Call ;^7-0700.
TWIN FALLS 0 bdrm. 1 ' bath, AC. iito pels.
S525 f » 0 0 dop. 212-1678 Of 212-7707
TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm. 2 both. AC. appto., W/D hook-up. , etnglo garago wiih oponor, no pots or smoking. S700 mo. + $400 dop. 733-0370 or 490*1929
TWIN FALLS 3 bdmi. 2 bath opi. wtth garago on MomlngsWo. $600 por mo. deposit. 208-490-0S57.
TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm . 2 bath, appls.. W/D hookups. AC. garago. Starting at S600«' dop.
•734-5001 /731-2049.
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L uxury l.2& 3 bdmi. homos.
EKIdont csntral air n H and hoal. Full sizo ^ W/D included.
Rosldont fitnoss & business conlor.
^ Individual palJos • 2 l ‘ w/slorage.
Swimming pool " a w ^B O aroa.
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CENTURY CHARMI ' -'V New tower price*
’ 2 Laundry, storage.Studio, 1 & 2 bdrm.
Apis. Irom $360 >1 633 Shoshone N.a 20S<420-6SS0.‘i j 4-
TWIN FA U S Oood lo' i i callon 2 bdrm.. duploi A 5550. 734-5483
^ TV«N FALLS LargoJ bdrm.. W/0 hook-up'!i garage. 5365 month -H deposit. Can 206-3241 3260 ovonlngs.
I I TWIN FALLS U rge : S M bdrm. balh and a ho! i f f i townhouse, $495. Ca
208-734-4120.TWIN FALLS largo ;
bdrm.. 2 balh, I ca
?arage. W/0 hookup: 535 mo. -f dop. Ca 208-733-8980.
TWIN FALLS noar rirr like new duplex., n steps. 2 bdrm. 1 s bolh. AC. D/W. W/l hookup, dbl garage no smoking/pets. Wc lor & sewer Indd. 1 ) loose. $750 f $75 dop.. Can 324-4152.
TWIN FALLS Nowor bdrm., 2 balh and
. bdrm.. 2 bolh apt! ) 304 thru 38
Madroria. Includos ri I Irlg., DW. AC, W/i : hookups. Starting i t $595 per mo. -f do|
______I Call 208-736-2999.
TWIN FALLS Practlci ly newl 3 bdnn., balh w/dock. New ca pot. painl. vlni blinds. & DW. $620.
, dop. Call 734-6447
TWIN FALLS Small di piOK. 1 bdrm.. appli W/0, $350/mo + $3C
, dop. No smoklng/pol Neor CSI. 431-7367,
I TWIN FALLS
— i— -------------E ip e c t to b e —Im prM ted
; Spadous 1 & 2bdrms. Ouiel
; buttdtng w/gated 'underground
pori(ing 357 Blue U kesB lvd
i C«U 206-544-2432
TWIN FA LU . 2 b ^ like new. carport, r pets, storage n $500 + dep.732-54(
TWIN PALLS Microwave, relr^eral
CaJI lor prices. No pe<9.C «prf MOM
I ,1 209-799-MU.
TWIN FA L U MOTEL W(” Dally and weekly H" i ' rates. Oulet, clean. S i
affordable. 733-8620. 8<
■___ _ Im., HAQERMAN 2 btiim. J on. $325 mo. $300 dop.ok- Kind ol country. Call «nth B37.6135. 637-6458. •>'
or 208-888-6510. ' 1
m.. 6|07,, ,-l .■>:( C
Office And Ratal ^^
TWIN FA LU 1.600 sq. ___ft., open offtee w/re- TWcoptton aroa and U
___ lunch room. 376 Falls ^rt 1 Avonuo. Noxi lo CSI. ~ 7 nos $2,000 mo. Grossica. loase. Call 420-2363 y
TWIN FA LU n 1 Ofllce and retail013. 620-I.928 »q. ft. "
707 Hammach
^ S K S S ,6 0 S . - . ..
C o m i M r i t t t l
SS - ' °n. I JEROME Now offk;e-| ago warehouse space600 for lease. Four X,: osit. 1200 sq. ft, units . u ,
avail. C a n M com- <<_ binod. Very cJoso to 2;^ 1-84. $800-$850 per J i l
monlh. Call Slinon CO^ p : n«« -oo« «
------ ■ — _Ci= ; TWIN FA L U 0 0
RENT/LEASEmUY wl2 bay garago and re- ei tail oioa. $ 1,000.
as 138 Blue .Lakes. h I Rotail warehouse
$500,451 Main AveE. 605-406-0996. ^
TWIN FA LU w a r^ house: 2.100 sq. ft. shop. 2 ovorhoad
lir doors. '2 oflices. $770 b =0 a monlh plus Uuos. HO
736-6684 aflor 5 pm. m, A'‘ ® 0» ' , ,V ; ro
C o r a t a j i l t i f t im / , '■
TWIN FA L U spacious - 9<liko now 3 bdnn,. 1 ^
*' both w/1 car garage. ° Noar CSI. $800 mo. + $500dop. 404-4115
ly e i o . ' u
‘ !
^ TWIN FA LU— OHtce and showroom — — 1 4,000 sq.ft. 258 6’‘
■ Ave.Wosl. “733-0081 or 420-0081. J
Imi e t 4 • v;• W a n te d T o R ftir t I
o ' WANTED to rent beet \M ground for 2006 crop —
year. Call 208-532- 8 /K4- 4677 or 208-532-4016 '<
j i s “W r t i w H r - J - ^ go 1 y k-up. OOODING tl ,!!.* Now roliroment park h
for 55 and older, h ____ mile west of Good- ^
loft. Monihly spaco _i l : rent $130 month. 7« ^ Call 206-834.6738
M " ■■ _kups. . R b o n u n a tM a i
W a n te d ;
r rim. TWIN FA LU b a » T |no moni room, living & i
1 Vt own bathroom. $450 W/D mo. ♦ $200 dop. Call B.
rage. 208-420-7579 Iv msg. l
'(^5r TWIN FA U S fomaio j S750 roommalo wanted.*2. $345 mo.. $175 dop., -------- 1/2 utilities. No smok- B'wor3 ■ Ing. drugs, poU. Coll [ind 2 208-221-0324. J“£L*. TWIN FA LU room- -
mate wanted. $250 Bmonlh. Utilities pakJ. <Call 208-733-0973. 'ig at I
«<0P' T O t! I
Tl., 2 ANQUS Auction B H car- Saturday Sept i r .vinyl, Show Heifers, i>20. ♦ Cow/CaM Pairs. Brod i*7 Heifers, Brod Cows. ■ i
Bear Mtn. Angue Melba. Idaho
“P?*;: i5m llesS.ofN om pa
____ , iS67, BU LU Black Angus.
16 mo. and yearling, seman lestod. Call208-886-7564. g
I— . - p ^ ^ v E S It-young caH— , cafvos pairs. Call oar- f ly mofiiing er lalo^ , evenings 934.5066. -
ufl c o n n e c t I 432 WITH
CUSTOMERS ; WHO NEED
YOUR ••5408 SERVICE ->r' :\ Adverttee In the ‘■
B u e trtee e i ^ Servic* Ofr*ctory-------- 7 3 3 ^ 1 e x t aeraior ' "**S' PEACOCK lor sale
BduRe&chieks 2. Can 206-324-5372
WOODEYB SEARL a ®
DOO KENH' " J ' S
O Diamond rnaros.
r s r ™Freddos Playboy, DOO KEM Playgun, and CO imk. 12x4
Olonal Lou of color, high w/gali come help us cele- . besi ofler. <
bratoS4eonsocutivo • yeors of breeding
quality rogislorod QH-s.SolohokJon Sep. i r 7pm. Beef
dinner eerved a t 5pm. Peyeon WT. enGUSH
Info801-361-1130. p„ppios. B , giants, Inte
^ American: H o r i f a n d T a c k
4 FOOT s h o e in g ” l-oe ’707-y
Win trim miniatures and loOch horsos to • ^
pick up fool.Travla 539-2512 o r FREE (2) i
ValBl53»-1027. good hor
- 1 . Ota my Molly .n u l. ^ M ro a a o j
Ctaaalfled* ~ FREE (6) pi -C aro l A. Twin Falla- good hom
wooks ok).Classiliod...lt worksi Ploaso cai
BAY MARE 2 W - 3 W homo. Cayrs okf. Haltor broke, or 219-94'leods with load ro p e .. ----------- —Her namo is Ginger. FREE Blac$500/olfor. Can 260- lemalo. lo0623 or 260-0624. " 9 ^ ^0
CORRAL Panneling kit. 948-5623. $650 or bost olfor.Call 208-420-2569,
DONKEYS painl Jock; whiio. d<whlto Jonnys. $225 Nood g<ea.C ash . 731-3553. Call Calhy
HORSE SHOEING4 TRIMMING “ ?ios. »
or 308-54:Schooled al WWCC.Reasonably priced.
Shane Blakely , \206-404<870 nouto’roil.
-------------------------------- dog. boaHORSES 1 good iroil Call 208-4
maro. l rogislorod AOHA brudo moxo, 3 FREE dog.rogislorod colls block, bull ond irod dun & roan 2 & 3 a goodyoars okas. 543-6163. 878-2416.
HORSES Ten hood ol FREE dog. good horsos for solo. MorloFor intormulion call ShepherdDole Jolfory. Acode- CoII«my ol Equino Don- larm hom.tisiry. Glens Fairy rR c c doo
-208^69^ 002_______LANE COW HORSES o gOOd
toUl d leperta l------- -yoor old,Brood mares-broko & dog. 312-shown horsos, young — ^stock. Call for oppt. PR^E Gd
'206-312-1746 ''O'd ct( PAINT moro beoulilul
blocWwhite, 11 yrold. co ihvS aGreat Itall horse. L -$1000. Flashy sonol 2 FREEkittoyr. okl gelding. $500. old col. iOork loathor show lo a gooaaddte w/silvor 15' 404-4373seal. Like now. $400. r r r r —rCan 206-324-5460 FREE kil
-------------------------------- broken, rSADDLE Woslorn, malos20
tooied/paoded, $375.fiber form doghouse Kmc and Ig. dog bod. $35.Call 208-735-0016. ^^1-
THOROUGHBRED PREE pu|RLLY rooistered 8 "’‘*'‘'* '2year oW Tor salo or b io o ^ Vtrade lor good quarlor ^horse wHh Iran sense. Call 679-Native Oancor and c a r p niMan OWax bkjod ^ 5 “ ™ linos. 208-673-6280.
7 0 4 FREE ReP e t e A n J W - f j j
S u p p l ia a Loves El. . 208-420-
AQUARIUM 20 galkjn. black, comploto with stand. (iHor, 4 lighted 53cover and other ac- cossorios. Top-of-iho
BABY LOVEBIRD vory r — —lame FREE with pur- OERIWN chase ol huge cogoand all toys. $80. CaH «» '" 7/2;208-308-4045. (7)
BEAGLE purebred f , ™ .puppies, a ^ a t ^ e . wormed.Males $250. Females dowdaw$300each. 733-8891. 324-508:
BLACK LAB pups, QgpMAN AKC, 1st shois. dew-claws removed, boxy ^
l . r ’i o l ® n o S t ‘° 8 —weeks old. goa -M i- started..B 6 4 O ora?^707 . O R ^ T
BORDER COLUE working dogs.McCallam-Wanmon GUARD t bred. 10 weeks oW. 4
■ males, I female. 8 o,oss ■:mos 4 -1 year oW have bo.Border Collio slarlod. gtioopCall 208-886-7914 312-25M
, BOSTON TERRIER uVBS 3 ipuppies, mak>s $450. lorfomakis $500. Ready . , pkto go. Call 539-0053. Segister
BOSTON TERRIER — Standaid.-AKC-regrg— $100-&
a o , . ° ; ° 3 , s ! r 7 ° - *
CHESAPEAKE . BAY chomjicRETRIEVER poppies. CaU 3122 dark fomW s. 8 , n woeks old. $200. Call431-2682 leave msg. P ^ ®
CHIHUAHUA ’ AKC 2 wormedmales, 8 weeks old. ; ■ 1- "Raadv to oo Can "736-4801 or316-bl31 P ^ *
CHINESE PUG pups, weeks.AKC reg. 3 black wormedmales. MOO each. remove(Call 208-734-80S5. parents
DACHSHUND mlnia- *^50 .^. ture puppies, pure- MINI 0
brod. dew-dawed. 1 ' pups, Ashots. $ 200/ea. 206- r ^ i 201654-21?* or 431-2142 2QS.521
i j i f e ' . ; . ACRO -1 Passe:
‘ 5 CollegENNEL brand q W n rV eHx13x8 diam 3 W O rK SWin help lake T4 Slangy1“ “ »■ “ 1 5 N e e d l (
, 1 6 " E n o o lS ' i n i “ t S 1 7 R o v in !/gale. ,$150 or rO SidO
. 19 .PeachUSE liber form 20 Peak I
2 1 - O U Ipodded $375. COUCh8-735-0016. 23 "Ben*.H MASTIFF 24 Broad
. 25 Wife can chimpi- O d y S S
father AKC 27 Pance 29 Morta'
---------- partne>loosecalllo 30 Not y(;fy736-8241. . 31 SaiT IO
(2) dogs, 10 a 32 ConV(honw. 1 malo C h a rQ '
Tlor/Chihuahua. n a r t i r lHum sized, long p a n iC Idog. 670-1149. 36 Ginge
sip»ppio>.>oi. 3 7 S e l l e rhomo. Aboul 7 fo O d S 'ok), Chow mix. o q n i^ y r
I can 532-4016.--------------- 40 Busyl(7) kittens and a o h o >gs 10 a good
Can 677-3151 4 3 T h O S t__ 44 Fil to
stack Lab mix. 4 6 B O O k>. to a family or D a n i f
, SST can 47 PastaB23. • 50 BathCAT . Spayod. 51 Mentl'"d'^ 52 Reef
good homo.' 5 3 J O h n:alhy 306-2844
cockatiol with 5 6 S a C k i 5 8 T m £
1-5434 iv. msg. S in g edog Lab cross, O u tS t6 mo. old All 61 Sty Sl
Iteonsed and a o Brinvrob. Qroal lomily °boautilul color. 63 ClaSSoa-404.1240 64 Thro\dog. lomalo Pit- 6 5 " N F Lnd 5 puppios to P r im e
C h a m
dog, mole BlueAustralian DOVU
rtord cross Bor- T r a inkrflio tb 0 good ‘ 'lomo. 312-3933. 2 L o n g
dog. St. Bornatd ^an Matamuto 10 H urP c Od home. 1 Wold, groat family ______________312-1774. —
' " p e l . A nd I
,1wm PIN N
kittens+ 6 month $350. Males,al. Ready to go Tales docked .good hMio. Call 10 QO. Can 309>373 attor 1pm. p,NCHER
kitlons houso 'P ios. 2 ’ fomiin. molos and lo- moles, AKC,s.209-544-2667 oiler Coll 423-
kinons. 6 wooks MINI SCHNAU3)rango and white. malos. 2 lom131-1620. wooks old. $2-------- ;------— — 208-733-6310.
M1NI.PINSCHEI
579-0301. a ltorSpm .
Rhodo island MINIATUREyoung hon. Call SCHNAUZER420-6541 malo. AKC ro<---------------- --— lor slud son K
Rothweller/Gor- 733.1101 or3<Shepherd X. 2 yr ---------------------spayed lomalo POMERANIAN!s Everyone. Can brod. Former t420-8896. Looking lor IAN SHEPHERD. $350/00. Black Fo ' ‘r ’o 736-3vor. block & tan. nABBITS lrior>have shots. 4 ^ars, Brown,
s. 4 lomalos. C all, ,,iack $5 oo<S8t2or312-4773 go8.324-S372UN SHORT- SHIH-TZU AhIS AKC, puppies woeks ok>, n7/23/05. (3) liver, shots., golder
whitoJIivor. Good Coll 208-734-;
SHIH.T2U „nod docked & lomalos. $350:laws. $350. Call 15082 or 308-0073 vot chocked, ._______________ toady to go. CHAN WIRE- 2955.
SHIH.™, two malos loll. 4 chamoion bkths old, training I ^ P '® "ed. 208.431-4667 J . ^ ^ ^ a l
i r DANE puro-
' i S - * S r e r . " ° '
S S s i h t O M .» boon raised wilh —loop. $150. Call WEST HIC3508 or 654-2586. TERRIOR
> 3 months old, 2 {orod' 'k lemales. 1 black bkjodiinos, $!
Chocotato malo Chfissy775-7! istered lother ond(bred mother. 7 0 S 3.Call.73l--5856_ p ^ ^ . E q u t ,} AKC. black & = r , ■ ■ - rr)w. Hip certiliod. AXLE SC)
} Chocotate pup- ^Oli. X 8tt. F.1. 8 weeks old. colibrated. Si0. first shots, de- lo r^lorm r.mod. 543-6422. availabk). Tn------------------------ ^ lion track} heoltn. yoBow ovailobk pies, reotfy now.- p ioasecallS ru le s & males. 7 Scale CIks. f , shots 208-324-751med. dew dawed 1-8M-37S-oved. Purebred. —
r c i a S S L r
DACHSCHUNO woeder. not . AKC registered. $2.50<Vofler.I 208-7365513 or-521-0537.__________Call 206-423-
loss n 12 pi e s ___________j g e c h e e r s<s h a r d 75---------------g y O Kj l e c a s e m ---------------
l e n c e H H _:h y ! ” 2b< c o v e r a g e ^ ---------- : -u t ( b e ajh p o t a to ) 36 --
________td w a y f lo p 40I Of _ _ _s s e u sc a k e t o p p e r ■ ^ J la r ’sner • 51” y e t! ^ l o v a r 5cv e r t in lo r g e d “i d e s ^5 3 e r _e r s Of '— ‘— ^I s tu f f sGal
y b o d i e s 4 L e a d ti3 e e n h a d ! d o o rs e o p p o s e d 5 P o s t - o0 b e s e r v e d p r o g r a ik a f t e r 6 P e r c h t lie l 7 B u z z ; ta d i s h e s 6 S l ra in e h p o w d e r 9 C i t r u s i l a l l y a c u t e 1 0 L o d e I }f p r e d a t o r 11 P o t a t o n S i n g e r o r 1 2 A b a t e k 1 3 S l e e p ; k e d o u t 1 8 C a n a c1 S o r r y " 2 2 W h o le j e r 2 5 E r a s a l s t a n d in g ! w r i te r s s o u n d 2 6 A c l o r 1
iy d r o p le t . 2 7 I n d u e r s s p a p e r 2 8 E li 's s i o w s in 2 9 P a i d s ■L 3 1 B e a r l i l n e T i m e " 3 3 T y p e < in n e l 3 4 B illy 0
3 5 L a n c hW N M a x w .in in g r m s . • 3 7 C o n t r iig p e r io d 3 8 P l u m tle L a s t 4 1 S r i L ar ra h " c o - s t a r c r o p
_
d Pet Farm EquipmentSIOIntematTonal
------------- ' 18' hoodor BonnlomniM. pick-up
IS. 5300. 0011731-5463d S roody ------------------------------OS-6955. COMBINES (2) Cas — 660, diosol onginoiERS pup- 13' hoodor wilh Ron■malos. 2 pickups Lois ol pan
$500./ indudod w/combmn:’3-5425 Boan roody. 5100
‘.males 0 _ « 2 j 2 ! 5 ---------------$250 Coll DISK CASE IH 770, 1 10. II. hoavy duly off 5C r z r ---------28 inch Blades, aT l A C 20'
.6 I 0-.1gie----------FARM BED ‘94 481
-------------- mroo oxio. For sato (rent. Coll 366-7272 .
KEWANEE 16- ron,3 ^ ’6' Pltti^ 8 - 5 M l .b u rg h disc. Lllleli_________ ston boon wmdroweiNS puro- IH bonn cultor .-irir brooder, cuftivntor. 4 boitoor good Ford plow. Whe>the dogs. rake. 0 l3 E.5-3712. Joromc.208-324-253anaiv loo LILLISTON Hi-capn m n- * 6200 Edit>l0 BoOnL 2 Cnh Combine. 5 bar WiirI T - rolutn 52850.------------ — Call 431-6683AKC, 12 or 436-0690
male. V -----------------------------Ion whlto. LIVESTOCK iquee:4-7163 •h u ttee (2) JO S4(--------------chopper. 4 tow coupplos (21 hood/hay hoad. 2050/oa. (1) 544-2519 or 731-:5'
i worirod MANURE truck i: 19!'ca ll 431- ®000 and I9i
Ford 9000. both wi----------- — 1998 20 It. hydrnuups, AKC. manure sproadoibloodlinos. Call 208-536-5023
5 I“ m , Im POTATO BEDS 2- m
?8-t467 or el SpudniK: 1-22 i with olocinc conlrifi
— motor, 1-20 It., wi "USKY oiocifc over hyd.iut
nalo. lull S2000 ooch^otlor. 5100. Call poiaio'pup troilots.
' 16 tt, 1-18 It. $1511IGHLAND oach/ollor. Call 93
lomalo 5788 or 539-1480. KC rogis- „ o S S 15 It., comb.r
non SJloflgo 4 manu b« l. mounted on '
•753-8105. S5000. 20676-8346 or 431-14:
J ta m e n t- “ SIPH0N-TU8E6-<2C300). r . OWor JO
I horse s>do rake. i ICALE ' 15x5x38' Iractor tir lENT • • 4 tims 185 Suju to gol noods work. 6'.. Foctory stock rack .(1) ' Short & metal morry-go-roui
uonta l Coll 208-431-6528
SWATHER NH. 1 heavy duty hood
Sanstrom ^, (V, Good on Iuol. fiTwifuiar
$16,000. Call 2C r5 .120 fl_ | 733.^839 0,731.50
TER Pick- TRACTOR John D «Slop, rod 4630, 20.8. roar n
pO dividers, bor. duals, loe ir. Bnllkin good, needs soiDW $1.50a work. $8,000. CallS3-57&3 U 432-5673 or 731-91
18
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l-op ~ giram:hed on
iners 1p | o | s |S JS hybrids o n a Te load P I N Yito type . J - o T M
}p sound ^ ^ a Badlan cops 1 1 H 13le‘ ■ ^ _Lsable f . J . B. 13rs • A M I Gi r C a r i o u m T X o 'e n c e; school A11n M '«r,« « j sportsmanirlike 43 HamilK e of triangle school' of "Titanic" 45 Panam Chester or , current(well 46 Difficultlraplions 47 Directc n b or Arden HallstnLankan 48 Grade 3 max
^ J J T O I l l SUnscrnmblo ihoso loui Jut
1 ono [oiioi 10 oocr sqtinio.10 lorm lour oidmnry woid;
“ I S U M E Q I
=Ionn I ] IDans
i P I N Y P
r r r " x n : :' 50t.' — .
U L S S E r
L i J J^ f o R t y s
1)itom 4n«w «r hen: Trheel ^
^ Inn
706 7— Fann/Ranch \ 5460 Suppliescorn ------------------------------- *208- CORRAL POLES 1125) 2519 22 It. longm. C in <3i- —— nmoior. $i.250.o»ot
Other wood pioducts * ovaiiaDio ploaso cnii
rnu'l'ic <0O’ >652-7O99 idors 707'2.__ Irrigation-soil- ------------------- Cmod-------PIVOTaVattiJjivo--------2 ft.. pivOl S4000. iingai H orses
with 6 year oW mare. H lautic 3 yeat old nily. jr. 2 Can 676-9353. ' .
iTmO w a t e r RIGHTS. - 934. SHARES D.iny-lnrm- H
3 commotcial. Buy or------ Soil 206-312-1135.
ibinn-anuro 709
Hay Grain & Feed-1428 ---------------i i s i a a s i
^ -BUYING------>0 2 ■ n a n a a H i
<2)
) 10’ound N o n -T es t L®__ C lean ,oder G re e n H ay I o h rs . -Cell Todd at
208-280-0979208- Stnndleo Hay Co
-5639 208-825-5117 C
Looking rot o«iia vftc«t>on _ money? Ttio claisilwMj cnn help you 9«n thoso
,11 il«m» you no tongot n*«l -9116 tor quek cash. 733-0931
Monday, Septerrte
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JumDlos. ^ fl'O- •(Olds • .>>1
n THB B65TTEA CH RECF H O W T O M
/ I Now attniigi* tt'o ck] 10 lotm tho su'ltnso
^ ^ I suggoslt'o Dy ifx? ntx
(AnSrtiV:i IGLOO LOUSY PASTHV 1)1 wnon moy toonca .it tiio Oi'.,f’i'^
r.lOfO lAindo-v. thoy s.iv. - 'PLAI
7 0 9 709Hay Grain & Feed HayC
ALFALFA g r a s s mix Hir.m.ni u.iies. S60-1O1 “•‘‘''-‘snny amouni. T,m al !f» “ 208j 308-4083
ALFALFA hay good TS.C^quality, I- & 2nd cut- oq ling, small Dales, noram. Soli any amount WHEA'Call 208-539-6036. •«>•» t>
---------------------------- OiL gcCRASS HAY Chtis
---------- laigebaios---------------HorrfCall 208,623-4447
HAY I" 4 2 ‘ crop small balos, 50 ion * ' Grassy mu Call J
• 678-0030 01431-4440 — —----------- -----------• 4-u CuHAY 1st crop O.M h.iy
with new poodmg, 500 I ton balos Call 208- g ,,,,,r e ^ 3 3 6 a t____. _ ,.5 “
HAY 3 . brght giouii. p a r m ' loaty, b.im sloied CuMon 135 It) ,'3 string balos, lSDitoale . Also . p,ci, (
— ^giass.'hnV'rnJii B.HosYou pickup 324-71JB 7 1 2------- -----
HAY nilnlla. gi.iss. ^ mi.od. 2 sliiny, s e l l , g^GAl small amounls. 1st e u » r ana 2nd Corrals available 20B-308- 0q?3 or 324-5082 71 6 '
HAY grass Clovor mi.. A G B. lendor lino stom, Exc Cm
quality. $80 por tonsCall 208;733-5789 ------ j
OAT HAY 570 a ton.' ' ct stnoll bales. Call
I 539-2185or326-3446
STRAW (400) 2 string bak/s. clean. $1.50
por ba>o, Rupen aroa.C»ll2H yai37. --------
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Cueiom Choppingi>on cnop 4 corn ooinct Lawtfli'co :llotie at 654-2064,1-3064 or 6S4-2026
Mom. Bo.iii mrosh- . Liiii.Mon conibmo.KBviq P55-4360
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H e had no troub sbc diam onds on tod in m ak in g it, desp king s ilting offside.
T h e o p en in g lez . w a s th e h e a r t kin{
won with his ace. H( in two rounds, then play of cashing his i N e x t, h e c a s h e d h ruffed h is losing he ing th o se su its from
Now cam e a spai m y to his queen, tal king. W est was out ( so now had no choio ruff and discard, lett losing spade go awa}
As one spade tricl no m a tte r how the i u ted , it ca n n o t cosi ace first. Then, wh( led to w a rd th e qu h o ld s th e k ing , th< score, eith e r now or I
T h e e d g e com es has e i th e r the king king and ju s l one ot Had th e finesse bee ou t c a s h in g th e ac w ould h av e won w: th e n re tu r n e d h is < a n d a sec o n d spad< not have been avoide
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CoOecUbtaS' ^— PATI
BIRTHDAYP H O T O S
Havo you (orgonon "nLE lo pickup your •’“3
birtnoay phoios?Wo havo somo yor
photos w« arc suro 501 you dom want us ' moi 10 loss. Theso can lor.
bo pKkoO up 01 Tho Timos-Nows Classiffld Deoi.
RLER I =S « a so n O p en e r ry ,
200s IJIndoor Filor Roa cun
Morkot UOQComo Treasure Hunt ^ov
TF Fairgofunds'S o p lir (9 a m -5 l anm
S ept18’'(l0am-4)Now deakjrs wanted tlO
Call 312-4900 “Everything Irom sPA.
__________arftques to oaraQO ___oui,sole iioms.
-------------------------------- ing,HARBOUR Ughthouse $2.
Colteoioo. 14-pc. Exc,condition, boxod. W>ll S 0 8 se l Ind. 208-736-7274
ROCKER original cano “ Mat and pack. $80. Rep Call 208-733-2S95. p u
KENMORE Trasii ^ ■ Cofnpaclor comes
with extra bags $150 ~ Call 208-625-5032
R E F ^ E R A T M 23'. 73- simorxj, perlect cond.S12S. Call 734-3240 ! | ^ |
REFRK2ERAT0A QE. i W•knond.SIOO. Eleclrtc —rang*. KMvnore. self BEOc tea n ^) oven. aK betmond. SI 50. M - he<crewsv*. Shaip. $25. OuRoeUng chair light dwfloral print. $50. Chair fratliohl flOfBl prtnt. $50.--------- ----------------Call 734-5787. BED
W M HEM )RYER set. dra$150 or wii m D sepa- draraie. F rM W . upright, nlglS125. Refrig. $150. nevCall20e-421.Q341. one
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M o n d a y , S e p L 12, 2i
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V Kc Kokish is p er- ♦ J <i J as a w rite r an d ♦ 10 ; th e is a ls d ‘4 feg- . la d ia n N a tio n a l idian sq u ad won rbo -K rom m en ie leveningen, Hol- brisUing with top ations. Vnlneluble in reach ing Deale today’s hand, nor ispite th e s p a d e T he bi
lead from W est ;ing, w hich E ric o n t He drew trum ps 4 ^ en m ade the key g ♦ lis ace of spades, d h is c lu b s a n d Opcnit heart, elim inat-
im the equation. l.p ad e from dum - taken by W est's
J t of spades, and oice but to give a letting d ec lare r’s way. Slam m ade. . rick m ust be lost le suit is distrib- :ost to c a sh th e S o u th vhen a sp ad e is ^ q u ee n , if E a s t th e q u e e n w ill p or later.i e s w hen W e s t . mcuj ng singleton, o r ‘ other, as here .)cen taken with- ac e firs t. W e st w ith th e k ing ,
is o th e r s p a d e , ade lo se r cou ld
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KJORS One 80t ol SEpf'O ®commercial aluminum “ C. Irdoubio doors. U&od nightstailoilet and one laundry with mlrisink. Call 431-6528 t»KOd. '
------------------------------- Sacrifice.OCAL WOOD air dollvor. 1
837-6304
)AK FLOORING, 220 ot openisq. tt. of A4- k 2 w- sacnfice longue and groove ‘^ i d oak pro-linlshod cOUCHflooring. Ordered too v»ith womuch (or our pro)oct, QrverCall20a-543-6332, $ s T rofi
>AT10 DOORS french stylo. 1-64-X02-; 1- 75-X02-, $125 per COUCH door. Coll 324-3062,
(ILE GROUT 9/25 lb ^ n T t U bogs. Mapel Polymer g . , - n comom groul. mart color. 1.50 lb, bag Versa Bond morter. 1- 501b bag Glass Block mortor. $100 lor toVol- lor Call 543-2548 al- KING lof6pm or961-2547. $239. r
box set.10# Factory 1
B s d m l a= r : r ^ = i = . m a t t r e :UOIOS Motorola SET. TXNJVHF professional canopy, pair with chargers, so- ploslic. I euro, coded & license Iroo. $298 pair. Brand flo'>vor.,nowf 200-734-8296. m ATTREI
Full Onti
HotTUb&POOlt dollvor.K------------------------------- NASA>PA/JACUZZI Mar- FOAM 1-4 uis..S.peraon.6x&-aU----- Conformdigital, redwood sid- New In mg. cover. Exc. Cond. $1499 S $2.100.208-404.1240 420-6351
MW ( q u e e nC o m iu tB n hutcn .:
ing (
REFURBISHED COM- “ S ' , PUTERS. Exc. lor school or home from $100. 208-732-0512.
| M . $109. rV , box set
FREE Shingle wood for r a c E Ct kindling, CaO 208- TlKas. h 734-7487 or 308-4800 $150.2(
M f tS r ; ' '" S L Q aH "
n r o p n t P V i H W i In box. I— « I' ' S2499E0 twin aJze. Indudes Call 20e bedding, frame and g i r iT H i headboard. $80.00 Oueen a t a bed. in- •It H h duding bedding & frame. $50.731-7471
BEDROOM SET Cher- AIR CONry wood Indudes 7 2 wIndodrawer highboy. 5 woo 55<drawer chost and 2 with rerrnight stands, almost 8000 81new, $850 or tMSt remote.offer, Call 736-3365. IBte new
Moad^f__________ ____
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NORTH wo♦ 8 6 5 4 3V 3♦ A Q 8 6 3♦ A 6
;ST EA STK 2 A J 1 09K Q 10:4 V J 9 8 7 6J 4 ♦ 910 8 7 4 2 « J 9 5
SOUTH A A Q 7 V A S♦ K 10 7 5 2 4k K Q 3
nerable: East-W est Uer; South
i bidding;
Ith W est N o rth E a s tPass 1 * Pass
r Pass 4 ♦ PassPass 5 ♦ Pass All pass
ning lead: H eart king
LEAD WITH T H E ACES09-1
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th W est N o rth E as t 1 ♦
1 A 2 V Pass 5 3 ♦ 3 V 4 ♦ s Pass Dbl. All pas
>WER; L ead a club , o r if y er , a sm alt trum p . A spade dangerous, an d leading an u ported ac e a g a in st a doubli tsc o re is a lw a y s a b ad ide tn e r’s double su g g es ts he h :n se , r a th e r th a n th e king r suit,' so do n o t risk leadii h e a rt ace. _would Uke lorontict Hobby WoLA f,mtU hin
fiyrtshtJOOi. Unlt^ KcaiurcSyndieite, Ine,
I h w t C i n i i t
OOM SET: 7 Indudes bed. ' —
stand, dresser mirror, chest. Still d. Wonh $4,000. iflce $1,499. Can»r. COII420.6350 >^C T )O N aE fl
OOM SET: Bed. (208) 467-171 dresser, mirror.
stand. Now. nev- com m m efl* Mnod. USI $899. Exc^lhne*, lice $399. Can ~jr. 420-6350.» C^ue-green U p c o m ln twood ihm, $75. Auctionsr,, gas Soars, . • •rofrigoraior, $90,sor. $25. Can^35-9379H floral. $80.i cokjr TV, $20. AMCUpiJ08-733-1641.
m m E ESTATE
. Buhl-404-8113
PILLOWTOP Advertising , mattress and j | | | Hollon Auci set. Never 20»-73M 22:iry warranty. C a n ,»f. 208-420-6350
RESSA N D 30X Black iron
py. New still in c . Ust $799. sac-
A l R O T o n m»r. 208-420-6350
RESS SET, Blade worli, dui>thopodic. $99. TruckAjader
MEMORY 208-326-463 M mattrass sel.
In plastic. Ust9 Sacrifice $499. 7 ^ c 7 f u5350 can dettver --------
. — Rt OI NQLAWNHEN ANNE china Snapper, 30" Cu ai. $550. Maich-
dinlno set mulch Ml, nini0. w er? $2500 ted , $700.736-4 h. Call 208-324- .^ lE E a potlwJ I
Poplar, 3 SIZES
N PJU .O W O P 3 » 5 o i o o r ^ i . mattress and set brand new, ry varan ty . Can »r 208-420-6350.
CAR BEO, Lime
^ 2 o J M 4 ! iM T ' CAPTAIN, CHAIfl • brown.IH BEO solid ahape adjustaM1. brand new, sUI wUI swivel. Sil «, Ust $699, sen Call 206-fl7»17:
CORDLESS H '■ - - - - BET (3) Pam
S H S H E r a Kx-T04oooe *| g | | | j H [ | | M See/aiL 312-104
COUCHAHAn,' Dmk « ctvir,
lONOmONERS -
remote. $150. LO QENERATOR1 8TU, Mtiite with 4O00/4S00 watt,4e. $250. Both used one*. $42!lew. 735-5915. John a l 431-294;
^oUr OOINOOUTOF
fam ous brmnd name — I I coH itetlct,candy
09-ia-A vm ding mechtnee C a l 20M 78-2332.
8AUHA Infra-red 2 ^ ’ a o a Ik* new. Ui
$4,100 M l $2.96! Antique wagon whe< b«)ch$76a. 423-444-
I SEWING MACHIN7 6 2 PhaK,-like new, $2«
Pool table. Bnjnswkd
$1,000,423^161
SODA PO P Vendin Machine holds 6 di lerent flavors' of s< das. Has n m con pressor and coin n turn. Stand up styli works graall $700/o fer 324-5648 Iv. msg.
WEDCKNQ DRESS Alfred Angek) with slip and veil. Gorgeous long sleeve,
s t high collar necii" with open head
chest and back, IS train. Must seel(S Size 10/12. $725.
(206)543-9091
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09-12-B ■ I I I
To advert! 73 3
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pass lARTSCHOOlO IL PAINITNG
if you b i t m a ptd e i s ^ Drtadrm.m un- With Maria J.Smilh U b le d P « * ie .ll8 2 5 -in 9 .
id e a . o u P itD d i«
withuSSHdToway.ng m PlMseaU 733-8^ .
EA1H AND* K I T C H E N
IM T R efinU iii*• ••-OTMgr We nauriaes tubs,
links. TUw f i b o ^ poroelain. countertops.
ijjilEE |W T n e estimaliB.Tlrav«ee61-00»
n i r BEAUTY•“g5J“ “L et's T allf atiM C E
’-1712 BuyorSell!Xtwn.com K l^ A b r a me d to lukpendcnt rra.nee/ M i r o S O a i
JliJJ I B U S I N E S S
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T W IN F A L L S
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M a a fc T o u thiMrtlnn For A flY ouf Home
3222TOO SMALL
' 73*.7404 280-1081
IC A R P E N IR Y
'LLttwH T o R M C a rp o ^Genaalbonerepaini
, dump Interiar/aOsiar. M a il ader. wiolows. door. etc.Inthe
S S M lf lS /7 a » » 3 74631— I _ C L E A N - U P ^ ^t«r rock. TBANSPOfiTATKS^ Cal 206-
r cut with »er andmns por- w«y7TtuaWIVai]aW 36-4664. B ^ ( a k i d d ta )
for h im By the job or bythehour.324^600
KS. Caii I------------------------------
CUEIA N IN G
m B o ^D*Uy-we«kJy-moothly
iAIRS (2) C om m ercial & t T ^ o S residential. J i b i e ^ B o n d e d * Insured.
$100Ma.M 731. g T M 0 4 0 B n r ig _
p j j s s r F A X Y o o r
^ C L A S S IF IE D« . $360. A nak, $178. ^
S;i‘?r5 TIMES-NEWS CLASSIFIED
U wp. DEPARTMENT 208-734-5538
CLARINET Yamaha. In 'Ei great shape. $200 ■ne Call 208-324-4876 'iy atter 6pm._____________'
n * PLUTE Armstrong, stu- A _ dent w/caue $350. i per- Call 208.a2S-42B6.
J f PIANO Baldwin baby ^ 9™''^- ’' “ 'V ntoe. “
J4J $8.500.733-3905 g,
F ' j :“ ■ • PIANO BaWwtn. oxcol-
___ lent condilk>n. $ 1,200.jing Call 208-316-2070 or dif- 206-316-2080.
^ PIANO' oki uprfcjht.Whitnoy, lalr cond. » $300 or bost offer.Call 208-539-5416. _VOf- —
I j l ^ i i c i i i w •
^ BELSAW PLANER 12 |itn (n. X 6 in., 7 set nwld- l<id( ino cuBors. now Sart blades. 220 powor -ck, w/manual. 431-2091. ”
CRAFTSMAN 3 hp 10' r radial ann saw. $200. . <
_ | Call 732-5805. {
t i s e c a l l c l a s s i f l e i
3-0931 e x t . 2
M] c l e a n u p 1* C le a n u f» ,w i|^
nndoSterodiliolM. Call Phil
Ih 208-731-7W89. L " r - - ■ — '
c l e a n i n g I L
I rDally-v.ct:kl>-monthly
_ J Com mvrclalA re.sl<l(.‘niini.
f ) Bonded & Insured., 733-1300 T w taI g7B-t040 Burtey
« c l e a n i n g "! y^ S E R V IC E
p*' K o ren ^ G e a a m gIdnuiKoyou
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731M400-4800212
C O M P U I I ^ r R E P A I R
In-homc irpiur nnd lutoria]. Guamntcul
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J c o N E rrR U c n c H 'i
I A<<ditioM.a'modvl!<. rooftrvt. licdui, cofi-
cnte.RnMTnl mninto mince and trpuir. Compctitivo Priam
Coll Bob lnnurS[»oc , 643-eiH 420^ 8 3 0 1
^ c o N s r a u c n ^
B ro k e n A r ro wPbvtnB&AflphBk _
“ MflSiU-nnn«. j - DrivewnyGniveling. j Dump Trudc RentftL
„ DozierCradcrWork.” ProfMBonnlDirlWofk._ Can 206*43^5633 o r — 20&ai60624.Y ~ ,
coN snoxm cm Lj y L a„yPoD «dB «fM *i n\ GcneinlContnuXor ‘ “ 30yt»cm.inMV.
ReliidiiMJVptndQhU/lunoL ,
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CaH L a rry »« 206-73M984 ^d - — -------------- pc coNEmaxnioNsW O K C oD A uctknAr) l>nrfa«LLCor Drrvowan. paving
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* D R Y W A L L 1
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work. iTOodele,add> tiooa. TotuR) matd>
1. ■ ing. 20MB3-718i
EMP10YMB»fr|I SERVICES (
^ T W n^^iy-Im m anent Z
for work.
s t i^ & b o n le d .3 -AltoAtaUabk"k PuyroD Servtoo .* FOeGNNEL ^T FLU8 3 m ^ o o T S n S S S
pieces 3M-.2*. ratch.el. extension & brook- ® V .„ ,erbar. 312-1931.
c aH S s ~ “ ■Sweet com now ready.
Coll 733-7889, 8 2 3 •■--- ■ ■ Itodk
ELBERTAPeachea I —Peare. Raspberries I Z T i r i
Famiors Corner ' STRIDE202 S. Hwy. 27 or.
Bufloy, 10 chns'x 208-678-5130
i l I Usod3 ^ . . . ; • .Indud.
W a n te d T o B u y o m
WANTED Any old os-lotos, pottory. pic- -----------tures, Indlon rtoms. u i GR,Levi's, horso ladt, <lowolory. qUirts. lools. ^odolloys. ond tokens, 208- col 7i324-4721 or539-4721 j
WANTED Dalol Lama ------'—lickois • PLEASE- just REMINt need 2. A gift for my
, daughters birthday on S 9/11. Call 734-1572.
F E N C E I I K l A N
lUwdvntinl^indiRiulfcnci-.citliir.chjun u
link, vinyl &bi.rl.Wicu. lUpiiirwork.
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HANDYMANILAN
D a v e 's Honw
Alt
lo the ' . Si>r?home owner. Hydre
5 4 3 ^ 1 0 or49WKr74 Shr— IVin
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Will do a royaljul) clnutu]nliibudm-tpriw! W rdoGi-ncnJri'jiiuni, Toe
ciijwiDjMiWing. I----------
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WedoitrilUmort-. l A l R ubm 734-6006
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HANDYMANiP lu n ila ^ clectrieal. y« drain lino denning.24 >m c*pcri«» p_.
*No Job to Smnll* -73^W ill in a 736-2841 V
H A N D Y M A N I P A W O R K
G a nGcncnOhamereptiirti. ^ntc
In tciiiiA stw v. 22 yc.
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Jo h p 2 0 6 -7 3 M m I _______
HOME I P A BC(»JSIBUCnON O R
HENDBY AND SONS
a J j S i S x iExterior. Coveiias Ihe Textur
MadcValleyand FitMini-Ca«iaaR». <
206-732-6618 (2oe— ------ - ( 2O0 y
H O U S E = = C L E A N IN G
S in a 1089 HAl WeBdeH.HAeem>Bn.
Jaano,Gooding &rwcr« I
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H V A C I ---------S E R V IC E S I ^
8 A VTOOHI u « »SHEET MCTAL CortiC
A/C aiTvice and repair.C om m ent Roidon
and Reaidentiol Fn20S-733«S48 o r 20124 hiB. a0ft0444 ___ »
RUQER nowg a . pumpe or
• •U tlonttem a.•op money paid.,ny208-866K3274. . S50. Call 420
-------------------------- WINCHE8TEFNTED TO BUY gauge 2 HOick walnuts needed pump. wlir squlnel food. We several beAritl pick Ihom upl shells, gui:all 208-543-6202 $225. Duck <
huge carry 1, • Coll 208-735
iH |e a l S m ^ h i t <i m
-------------------------- S p ertingeq itIDER 4 mini scoot- ~
4-whool. pur- BICYCLE 4 v.Bsed for $2,300. dom. sIdo II lol 90 Tor $1,800. soater wilhod twice. Warranty Q,oat for lanJudod. 731-2562 parades. Pal
soiling for $1I 208-308-404:
S u n t & R ifle s o o l p - mem e— at CLCC. «
Yomnho 01GRAND 30.06 cal- <5 900. Bob'ir. $650. Pro-1964 o ? ^ .5 4 3 - 5)dol 70 Winchoslor. ____________
-------------------------- profosslonalKINGTON Rllk) lion wolgiuth Modol 7 243. $1000/oflor.
S.195 Coll 543-2548 or(4-4050/308-3115 or208-961-2
k i t c h e n iK O T O raVN D BA TH C oante
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V ^N E R '88 17-. In- DODOEoard/oulboord rrwlor homo, grt/feovor. $3,996 firm, *719448,J4-9075 or 308-5710 S ^ 9 9 ^ ^
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Ktor, S5950/olfor, niiTCH 8T all Jerry, 677-2762 ° S ^ m a r
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ATS (1) fiberglass sido refrlgi 'electrta motor & (1) Ice maker, rge V botlom wilh Iroozer. n' illor. $1.000/bolh, options. Pe
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«BOU ■91 cab * 0 7 '.=er. length 11.5', u n '• . t -m U Tnlalned. $3,500, . IIW W II
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2 1 DUTCHMAN '98 itrailer, king/quoen I
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9 - KH- '00 Companion ' 4 w/slklo, AC, awn ~ microwovo, fiborgl
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1 or 734-3600, INTERSTATE 7-X ftTAB 'n i ondosod Irailor, t , « , 5 - C l ® p AlNwn e SJT?- ,7 iu B . 39K. 2 « 5 0 0 ,C |.1 4 2 0 .«quoon bod, TRIALER CHAS!
dryor, iilo, (2), tandom oxlsaloUite and cboico $700. Mi
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‘"9 Airport 934.593.irpel. S7000, * roll 431 -0588.
f RAMBLERdoavor. 44K, O a ts l led30 Ford, many Advertlaera s. great con-
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lany options, Ploaso Callr Dakota tote 733-0931 oxl, 2b 4X4. Can ' -106-420-5653 - |o o 2 -
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6 lop AC unil, 302 fiooOs cochin vo. wator “ rxl ready to go $2 relrioAreozer 0 Inslollatl
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ta toni «. 10 Cummlna Engine Min bod CPL 1224, high miles.JmJS. 5»»0. «■»"'
wolor P“" ’P- * comptossor)0/offer a* comes wiih-^5523 coramk: clutch, 10:------f l speed Fuller iransmls-U B U R Slon & radiator $2000.ikfontlal Call 208-260-0839
“ nil' m a r q u e s 7 7 2 Bxlo064, board puller. Call---------- 208-731-3865lion 25'. awning, PJ '01 goownock trlr, •orglass Tandom axles, dual cond whools. 28' dock, w/5' bars & hoavor tails, fokl
>. 206- '>o«ri romps, oloct •0-9994 bmkos. like now, CaH ---------- 206-326-4109,
Sitio” * eyfir'Oorn lood- Oas ^<>rd, mounted on’6-0667 Completoly ro-
built. S3000, Con 206----------- 731-59432-* »- -■
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19-, self CHEVY '01 a e w LS;on bod. 2500 hd, exc.' condl-1 u le . tion, loaded. MustIt offor. sacrifice low book474 $19.500.544-7599,
' good CHEVY *03 Slivorado50/olfor 4x4, 1 ion dually. Ou-633 -ramox. Allison trans.= = vory doon. 152K.00 Ul- $19,000,637-4999,
opT s! CHEVY '68 New rebuiltrofrig. 366 motor, hoist, ion-
iwavo, «om axle, 16' n. siool1 seel bod. $3,500,423-5753
CHEVY 71 pickup 3S0 ■ I rebuilt en^no, now hu Nl I clutch. Dana 60 axles.
"OW E d o io ^ cartju- rotor. $3000. Coll
r t r ^ I 206-676-9192, or. Call CHEVY '89 1 ton wiih ______ 454. 114K. 52,800,0 lent Oopendabfe truck itoinod. 731-6073 or 326-5021
c h e v y '91 Exlondod S S o n cab. 20K on now Cor-
to tronny. rebuilt 350 W/60K. 2 - owner,
76 5 - ' S5000 or bosi offer. C/hoat, Coll 208-312-1085.
M M 7 CHEW '93 Silv.todo---------- 1500. 4x4, OKI. cob.M . 26'. AC. AT. low package.Mips 6, Exc. cond. $6,000/. Musl offor. Call 733-0127, Coll 3-6973 CHEVY '96 1500 Z-71
350 AT, oxt cob. Short box. 77K.
t e n S9.600.C hevy '96 1500 z-71,
lAILER 350 AT. oxl, cab.^ to*' X ' CMC '93 1500, 4x4.u g Standard cab. long— — box. 5 spd, 53.400
7-X12' CMC '01 2500 HD,(T, tan- 6.0, AT, crow cab.} down short bo«, shell, 155K.
door. 519.500,M 730 212-8401/731-5030.
lASSlS CHEVY '99 S-tO. longaxlos, bod. rnWslzo. 90.650Make milos, good cond..snow- AC. 5 speed. CO.
ir lond- 4WD. 58,500 CallCycle 731-5344 or 731-3061
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$16,486
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351W-. |D OOQE'O OSLT4x4.| • Chined Regular cab, one I > $200 owner. excellent Illation condtiion.PW/V>cks.218 AM/FM siotao with
CD. Bodllner and toolbox. Runs •Gf®a" o'*®'’Call 206-539-2609,
K 00 DODGE'OaRamlSOO. ' , a*lo. 4x4, aulo. loaded,
deck. Only $16,999.
^ mips^ 737-9700 or 308-5002 -
R S IDODOE 'OS Lariatl ‘: n F1B0, 5,4 Ttlion -
4x4, 18,901 m«es.Leather. power .
1 bverything, 6 disc, j MP3, warranty to
^ 100K. maintenance w * package. Must go,
$29,500 260-5022 .2 or 280-1567.
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DODOE ’93 Oakola, /4x4. AC, w/shell, runs r r r i well, 150K, good tire. $4,250A>ffer.733-0632
OODOE *«6 Ram 1500 c«ra SLT. quadcab. 4x4. cove loolbox, lint wheels, lor, I $6000, 308-5902 or - me733-6973.__________ caWi
FORD ’01 F-250 Crow »fad< cab. powor stroke, o „ , loodod, now lires/ whools/lranny. 36,000 j I * ' warranty, $25,000/o(- fer. 206-312-1085.
FO RD ‘01 Lariat. F-150 Super Crew, ExUas, f*<r- musl seel 73K. — ^ $16.900.732-0786
FORD 7 9 F-150 4x4, K K high porformanco 400 motor. AT, now paint, ^ B i extremely clean, runs Slrong. 308-3789,
FORD '61 Bronco 4X4 ^ 9 Hunlers'spoclalrebum engine, vory reliable.Somo body damage, 51,3Q0/offor 404-3461 ^
FORD '65 Bronco II. « 4WD, 5 speed, ' ^ $l,000/offor. Call 206- P 543-5674 (Jake)
FORD '66 Ext. cab. _____4x4, 302 eng., camper sholl. Standard trans ^ ■ S $1700,206-734-2964
FORD '91 Ranger.. whilo, 5 spd. good - I B
MPQ. Ranger '85 | & blue. $1200 each.'89 Ranger for parts mako offor, 431-4462 or 436-6215 AW
FORD '93 F-150 XLT ^ extended cab. 4x4. air bog suspension, long bod. 130K, runs D R porfoct. $3,700, Coll ^
208-731-9181. ®
FORD '97 F250, 3/4 _____Ion, V8, 4W0, lu n » ’ CADH diosel. ouoy wheols, calac PW. AM/FM CO. S191 164K, 511.900/Olfor 73,;. Coll 206-539-4661.
FORD ‘96 F-150. 5.4 f lP H liter, oxt. cab, 100.001 milos. camper sholl, T l i a rod. great cond.. runs - T S good. Coll 308-6604,
FORD '99 F-250. Uri- seal. 01. 73,000 miles. Exc, loadi cond. 515.000/offor. $20J Mual Selll 404-8999. ■
FORD '99 F250 Ext. ^ cab. 4-or,. XLT Super _ ■ Duty, powor stroke.lurbo diosoi. Now lift. --------tiros, rims, fully loaded. 0 must soo, FIrsI 516.000 steals this. - A 206-731-6255, •
GMC '00 ext cab. kjw miles, always ®garaged, one owne^ $15,500, 208-324- 2724 or 324-4552.
CMC '86 dk)S0l, 4x4, good cond,.'new tiros.$3000, Call ’V I2 0 » ‘*31-3474_______ ^
GMC '92 2500 4WD ptekup. oxl cob, short , 9 9 ; bed. one owner, groal Blue cond $5590 734-2769 now
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. spd„ AC. powers all. Aob NICE! $5,299,
v m f737-9700 or 308-5002 'amo
OMC '98 1500 Z71 otf 0^road. 4X4, extended --------cab, 5.7 vortex engine FORDauto. AC, powor seat, die Imirror, Unt windows. over)3" door, low package. Jusl 1 56000,324-5392
ISUZU '86 pk:kup. Ex-tended cab, AC. now ■wtioels In very nee 732-8C
r s$2,450. Call 208-312- J^S ,0640. Dock). P'"
_____ :______________ . slerO'MAZDA '84 4 cylinder. 4x4,
5 spood, 25 mpg In ale.Ihe ctty, 51.695. Call 308-;735-1425 or 420-0195 423-(
MrrSUBlSHI « 2 FORDEclipse GT. V6. powor e m kroof, and more, loado»C 150O nly$12^27 blue.
732-8099 or 734-3600, good
PROBLEMS GETTINQ FINANCING?
Call 733-1881 today. 'Latham's ____ -
1-800-Car-Loan
TOYOTA '00 Tundra SR5. 4x4. 12K. Indd Century shon. Hall- mark camper. All like now. Musl aacrince due 10 health,$26,500. For pack- . f ^ S
__ ago>734-6370________
TOYOTA '66 ExI. cab 4x4, rare AT. newer paint, #C1423D. Only
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i M H i i732-8099 or 734-3600.
Ct^OME 'q r IL L OUARD m , Smity. tall to, Doaj. B»*. up. $700, Truck box 5**? Beltertouill. $100. Call *1®- for delaUs 320-1705.
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loaded, c4 ton 350 V-8. doth, 5 ,9kMdod. nteo, As low Kudoetbi os $395 monthly,
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ry, 25K. I motailic. ' chromo. / ston, 3-
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AWD. 6.800 actual miles. 2 2 'custom whools. $40,995.
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IEVROLET'01 ISUZU'9 41 ohoo LT. 4 door. 3rd Kolloy E aoi. loathor 4x4. $6988. nc mdod HTT2045. Only 323451A.M j 9 5 ^ ^ ^ ^ 735-3900.
2-8099 or 734.3800. P ^ B 9 i
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IEVROLET’99racker. 72,563 miles, ■ ■ ■BB $8968. now ^6488. #4131506. AWO.wh
iZ o S .AlEVY'04 Tahoo 4x4 $286 m4k tow pockogo. aimoto start, oxcoliont * 6 fZjndrtion $27,990/ PRACffor call 306-6561 . c a R 9
RD '00 Explorer Ed- « Bauer. AWD. V8,/ery option. #T206.JSI in 510.999 '
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RD '00 Explorer $22,956LS, V-6. AT. PW, ■ ■ ■ L AC. tiWcruiso,eroo. ABS brakos, l y i l j a«4, soo to appcod- y - fS H S ™:o, $7595/0 ff0r. Call ^32 6099 or )8-7658 days or TOYOTA '23-6999/5pm . cnjisor. A
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R D _ 1 9 a __ E w k > r o i _ R ^ B [jod corid.. & tires, I k w miles. $ 12,000/ for. Call 436-4047
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DODOE *94 CaImmaculale oxc. cond,, runs 52.200, 206-420
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the difference Ixnveen llj premanire death: betuve Ing at home or in a n, home; betu>een enj<^ng
— MacArthuidfltlon R epoiton Fltne
' 'Slaying active bccomcs im ponant than ever durii sccond half of life. WIk once considered to be "n
wc now know ma' more to do with a sedi lifestyle tlian it docs wii actual agingprocess.
The bcneflcial elfcci ol lar physical acilvity is grounded In research evi< Unfortunately, nearly li the adults over age 50 I country, according lo tli D epartm ent of Healili 1 luman Services, do iiol | ipaie in any leisure physical activity at all.
Jan
Exercise programs, su CSl's Over 60 and Getti program in partnership area schools and rccnutic tricts, become partic im ponanl in reversing trend.
The Over 60 program c\ over a quarter of a centui an Informal, indmate lab ry shovbdng snapshoi significant positive cli that occtir with regular, it ate physical activity supporthnj soda! environ As an instructor in tlioi m m . I have learned far from my students than ti learned from me.
Here's a sanwling of so those lessons from ihe O crowd:
•1 have learned that...' tell m e a person^ age, and ing else, you have toi no th ing ' according lo o physiologist Michacl M Chronol(^cal age is not tl instrument to measure ai
svidualls aging proccss. An 70-year-old may have the tional age o f someone in her fifdes. In general. | who exercise regularly lower functional ages tluu pie who remain sM cntar the same chionolodcal yt
• I have learned tlu t sedentary person or thi senior master athlete can astounding progress In fl related punuits. And it a{ tlu t one is never too old i somcbeneflL
• I have learned tlia l... i die of your last-t\vitch f fibers pack their bags anc on perm anent vacatior benefits of physical activit take k)nger to achieve oi movemeni m aybe slower older adult, but like llie yc adull. there will be an incn metaix)lism, mobility and ity of life’ m anagement
• I have learned that;., a cd group of people wi l o w ^ similar goals spin M Ities into other dlmoislo successfiJ ag ins vohtntea mitments in scnools, coui
________compete In a seiiior mevent. enrbIlmmrinolhcr< dasses, new sodal conne Induding iruuriages for a fi
• 1 have learned th a t . a m have pains, but you have to be one. You can r up a hearty l a u ^ a h hand and a spark of ho ness in the donees! o f mor
• I have learned ... tl every a m we arc cons reinventuig our lives. At age we tell ou r life story ir ferent way. The past predicts b u t doesn't dete our potential for happinc
And it^ never too laie ti fresh sta rt
The'Over 60 a nd Gettl P r o f ^ Stans today in locadons: a t 9 a m at CS: Elementary, Jerome Reer
’ Center, the o ld Shoshom School gym. The Idaho! for the and the Blin in Gooding Rupert Civic ter and Blaine County g Hailey, at lO-JO a t Buhl School and'l\iesdoy at tl
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S GeUp^sibil-islons for The Wathlncton Po itecrcom*surage to In the telling Qrsi• master's “Napoleon Dynar iiercoTEge" ~Napoleon makes h nnectkins, back o fa school b i rafevi kid sealed acros m t ... you watches him intern you don't "What arc you m muster today. Napoleon?" a helping monotone.' hOpChU- Iuomenis. d r.. that ot A ttltU dO reco n s t a n t l y --------------------wfi
At cveiy matic teen-geiry lnadif. •'WhaievcrlfeelUkiast often Goslil*letermine Ever since theliness. about an Idahole to get a dvreeb emerged laj
one of the strange unexpected bloc
letting Fit years. "NapoleonI in ^ t staned doing justCSI,I^er marketplace
Eecreatlon like it wants to do! <loncHigh From the no\^10 School "VbteforPedro"T*sJllndgym dreds of, othei:M c Cen- soon-to-be-releasi[y ^ in products. “Napolluhl High mite’ is suddenlyat the CSI leader in back-to-»iBurieyat- — M a d e f o r a r ^ rinfomw- the cult hit grosse
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’entUway’Residents take up judo for
ifidence, fitiK id competitioChristensenw« writer_____________________
I-ALLS — A half d w en barcfo n while robes and p anu , a re toss )und a mat-covered floor. Grin I J hi-yah!— llazed opponcnis lan )us Slap. Tlien comcs m e lieadloci ne to judo.Valley rcsidenis have been hiirll do-style slncc the first IW in Fi in I960. Today, more tlian 100 a tlielr A to - im a ? (throwing lechiv tlie ColTcgc of Southem Idalio. S
ced black belts who've proven Uiei ------------------- ---------- 1 c o m p ea m m o re ... oihers i
wantingBeglniwn r o u g h -lugh Dec. 8 without0 p.m.. Tuesdays ond busted b vs h 's foi )f Soulhern Idaho one. sa' lion: $40 sensei a fental: $15 p iru Hry Sensei Bryan Motsuo- suoka, •6451 m eans munity Educalion tliins difI 732-6288 eachpen «lcome judo on
d l s c i ffimess, mental toughness and res lowever, won't leach you how to {k ing your lunch money. Judo me ay. It’s primary purpose, as defm is personal development, focuses on discipline, responsll;1 inicgrity,' Matsuoka says. "And
eek tycoPost added anothe;
DVD sa le s WIIrsl moments of aren’t.avoilobltnamitc." nerdv — the T-shirts,sh iS Nvay to the tops, undcm t1 bus. A younger becom e the stross the aisle censed producntly. and boys' mas;)u Ming 10 do A ndastu ru i1? ' nc says'in a licensed acces
ty products arN a p o le o n ’s tne way, indu
d r o o p e d - l i p backpacks, icreply m shes wallets, calendwfth mclodra- boxes, flip*Dogeek angst: cards,like I wanna do! 'I t is a tcsiar
o f fa n so n d totie oulrky flick pop culture,’lO high school cxecutivc viccI last summer as censipg and rngest and most 20th Century 1lockbusiers in tor. “This fillo n Dynamite” rcsonalc and iust thai in the dmc.'’A4iatevcr it feels The retail cloIGoshl niodestlykstCio\v-ubiquitous Qlm was still tT-shirts lo hun- simple T-shirther new or forPedro’ — w!oscd liccrued ' Ibp ic , a mall-lpoleon Dyna- In 50 states tiniy an oddball appaicl. accesD-school sales. for teens. Sinn )orted$400,000,"''lion\tote for Pissed about $50 been shipped.XIX offlcc, then Now Hot H
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for every- spon. A judo nsays local securing a pin <
•i and judo Half and quarteiHryan Mat- ing an opponer
I, bu t it holcLs or annloc!IS some- Besides tlie udifferoni for "gee") — judo nperson. "M e tlian od ier m an
and learn Bui don’t expefcnsc. self- first day o f pracc i p I i n e . m aster how to |I respect. o r choke someooiw undd ie "Siifety is the imeans "die year-olu grant
efmed by its Maisuoka. '‘I ei worry she migl:
nslbiliiy, rc- abom safety."jid ii's more According lo
oon: Njither S104 million In than i;. While retail figures producable. Napoleon wear a 519 "ins, sweatshirts, knit lege’ T5n\'car, etc. — have ^ v e e t e sutingest selling li- • for sdnaducts In the teens' sells Nonass morkctpbce. magnetjruiing array of otlier cards,x:essorics and novel- wrisibas are available or on postersiduding bed Uncns. Iceycha:. loic bags. Velcro bands iendars. lamps, lunch from s<(•flops, and playing oddly f
are nwsiament to tlie povkrer subcult1 to hitting a nerve in . Just bre,’ says EUc Dckcl. parcl svicc president o f li- vsvek. :id merchandising at fashiontry Fox. the djstnbu- over lli
film continues to are uU |nd get stronger over retailer
and meill onslaught began ’It wutOctober,V i^cnthc ond .intill catching on. O ne sliort lihlrt design — "Wale off-kilic—w entonsalcatH ot says M< all-based rctall chain > toriol ds thai specializes in Letter,xessories and music covcrinInce then, a half-mil- ing bus»r Pedro T-shirts have B u t 'led How dt Tbplc carries more Ptej
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hrowi Mark Fisher to the grounc
Boy Scouts or church." aside, judo is a lilgli-energy. \
I nia(cli i-s won by scoring oneII or foreing im opponent lu si ter points ore accumulated b>' i leni. Submissions ore won liy acks.uniform — Cidleil a gi (prono
I more resembles American w r uti^orts.iqpect to wring anyone's neck < actice. Maisuoka says a judois 3 properly fall before learning i eone.e priority," said Vicki Kleslg. wl; inddau{^iter. Alexis, trains enjoy waiching. Ilie re are ti
gill gel hun, but Br>’on is ad
10 llie American College of
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Gianchettas rugby plai anyway when he disloc shoulder later in tlie sciioo at the officc of I’aul Sctli
' surgeon and sports inei with Orthopaedic & Neun ists in Greenwich.
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And he dislocated his sl fore tlie rugby season end• His a nn now in a sling,
covering from a lune 30! attending to his rehabiliti aniicipadbn of December* Tliat Gianchctta jiushe: as he does is not uncom and it points to a p iw ing die intervention mat until province of weekend-wai and college-level atiiietes.
~]'d-say 1 do more diai year but at least half are c he says.
Faycal Rhazali.diwetor Highway Tennis Club in D the rise in injury could be excitement behind profes its reigning stars.
VVho, he asks, doesn't and glory on tlie field or c
/\nd tnose drtams. Sei ported by a culture th a t : pushing through pain.
"The perception amc coaches is that without i you will fall behind (otli says Sethi, a fonner assL cian for the Los Angeles D and the University of Sc football team.
Many may w onder wh At a d m t w h en everyon c h ild lio o d obesity, a l» sp o r t seem s to b e a goo( the possib le risk of Injury
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nouncti the engagement i daughter. Ktistalyn N. Sn to Benjamin 1. Young, sor m omandPamYoungof/
Stenberg is a 2003 grad Fremont H i^i School ii a ty . She is currently ati Utah State University, wh is studying family-humar opment.
Young is a 2001 grad Declo High School. He s two-year mission in Sao B r ^ . He L<i also enrolled State University, majorinj temational agri-business.
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mountis a defensive back gIrSchool foolball ist fall w hen Ije tore iis right shoulder. h o p ^ is t . who took I I H I ided im m ediate sur-
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was just something 1 1 |K f t ’ J. "I would have it T r i s. I thought some-
IUt 1 didn't wunt it to ydnUiesprinigj." . ICT plans were affected 1 ' slocated the. same hool year. I Ie landed k.'tlii. iui orthopedic P S l j m edicine specialist L‘uro.surgery Specuil-
anclietta's strong de- 1 that shting out die lim o fa chancc to try
national under-19 ic h e tta th a th e c o u ld - -- :ontinued to rehabll- Paul S«tl s shoulder. Sethi also dren win J warning: he anild carefully e if he dislocated hLs pliat season as he nor- ii'jury ciM ting in up to six muirycaI to diree hours a day tn c very day anotiier two -or. mos raining,'he says.is shoulder twice be- ^Ml-Star :nded.Ing, G ianchctta is re- 130 surgery, diligently tht’ uln:>ilitation schedule in coinrnober tryouts. namedshes him self as hard who warommon, Sedii says, quires iing trend In onhope- tendonmtil recently was tlie u’<-’ warrior, professional I'Hdajtes. Univers dian s o a surgeries a and is I re on kids under 21." la s^ ir i
:tor o f tennis at Kings tliopedin Darien. Conn.. says phunon1 be attributed to the "Oveisfessional sports and tive ac
niicrotrin't dream of \ictory tliro\%ir □rcoun?Sedii says, are sup- divisior
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Sethi, Is an o rthop tic lurgeon and wht) actively participate (n aporti, i ully monitored so an acute traumatl « prevented altogether,y can Ik* treated sensibly jmd an ov vcan Ik* prevented allogetlier, ic Williams is an l8-year-old sta ri iiost recently for Stamford's Wt School varsity ba.seball and sur
tar Leagues. In d ie spring 2004. a t In his riglit eibovv sudtlenly gave at lune. Wiiliains iiad surgery to i ilniu collateral ligiunent. llie su inonly known as Tommy John su ed alter die former Dodgere pi was die first to have the procedui ;s the ligament be re fla ted w on from anodier part of tlie liody he foreium. ham string or wrist day. Williams is about to enroll i ■ersity of Connecticut at Avery Is fully recovered. He played ba; inring with a brace, illioms' injury is classified amor ledists as an overuse injury, also a lonieiion am ong younger adilete iveruse injuries are the result of n activity in w hat we call repe otraiima. such as repetitive ovei rting or running on the ground.' Miclieli, director of the sports met iion at CJiildrcn's , Hospital in D co-author widi Mark lenkins c
ins Medicine Bible for Young Athl le com m on denom inator is u; ■training, usually too much ovc t a time.u t o f w hat coiisthutes overtra ti says, is an emphasis on onc spo i.'iksltaies repeated ihodon and sui :lfic parts of the body, t's related to specializing." says lace, wTcsding coach for Greei ll and a m adi teacher at Central oot in Greenwich. "Kids particip el teams and d ie year-round coi Its diat go widi diat.";tlii. 3^. s;dd that when he was gr it was com m on for kids to play rts, one for eacli season. "Now you A- kids playing and training for ont
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by the American Aiiong or- Surgeons and Pcdia;o a rising of North America, liletes. be in proper physiof repeti- sport, should knowepetitive a spon. wear approoverhand use adiletic equipin d 's a y s playing and alwaysmedicine dred or in pain.II Boston According to Sed IS of die ' also follo\v a presc \thletes." m en diat focusesoi s usually a season r e ^ e n over too uses correct teclin:
periods to avoid ov rtraining. "Most imponani sport diat progression of trai I suvss on um e of training,"
w hat wc call the 1 says Brad d ie child should m ireenwich of training more di ralMiddle ifd icch ildruns20 icipate in week, diey can pro . commh- utes. diree times |
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MILWAUKEE — Maytee As puro's m other was a Mllwaukei high .school teacher who. at»?' p ' ‘’“,8“" It is belishowing signs of Alzheimer's b f a in D£ disease. ^
■She was leads tostardng to experience m em ory m aV DC loss," Aspuro recalled. “They aS 2 0 ) were surprised she still w as syiTlptOI teaching. .But ,she was a very D f ^ n H I n . t e l l l g e n t wom an, a n d OS tllC n she used h er In- ,te lllgence-as a W niC tl
T v » ; forrdie disease w onout and at age “ 1'62 her modicr.Acacia Aspuro,had to leave her teaching jolShe died in 1993 a t age 69.
So when University of Wl; consln-M adlson researcliei asked Aspuro If she wanted t take p a n In a brain Imaglr study Involving mlddlu-age people w hose parents ha Alzlielmer's, she did not hes tate.
Aspuro, 46. o f Madison, \w one of 122 people from Wlscoi sin who undcr^vent funcdon magnetic resonance Ima^n or fMRl, a s p a n of a study d< signed to fmd die earliest stagi o f brain changes d iat may lej to Alzheimer's disease.
"Tliey arc all healdiy adulu said lead aud io r Sterling )ohi son. an assistant professor medicine at d ie University Wisconsin who also works the Veterans Affairs Hospital Madison. “It’s just diat half them have parents wi Alzheimer’s disease."
Having a parent widi die di case doimles a person’s risk.
It is believed that the bra pathology th a t leads Alzheimer’s m ay begin m any as 20 years before sym tom s appear In brain rc^oi such as th e hippocam pi w hich is crucial m formli new m emories.
Around the country, t searehers arc using the lati advances in Imaging to pt into brain areas diat are first; fected by Alzheimer's.
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Group vviU mcvi from 1 to p.m. today at the Offlci Aging Annex building, Washington Sl. N„ TVvin Fa!
The support ’ group i: .tliosc who corc for sick, .obled o r elderly fa members or friends.- Shcny Cann, su ppon g facilitator, will continue Comfort of Home* series v will provide Insight and ti corc^vcrs In caring for a fi -member o r &icna in a I netting.
For morc Inform ation .the Offlce of A ^ g ’s Info tion and Assistance Progn 736-2122 or (800) 574-865(
f i e f r e s h e r c o u r s e, A childblrtli refresher .0 ivill be offered from 6:30 p.m, 'Ibesday in the lob Maj^c Volley R c^onal Mi Center’s Downtpwn Car '6G0 Shoshone S t E .lW ln I
The class is for those have previously taken ( b irth classes. Chile preparation and proce will be reviewed, along v 'video tour of the Women .Inf^ant Center.
Cost Is $20. Prc-rcgisuai .required, l b register, coll 31-18.
‘B ab y a n d M e ’ ,St. Benedicts Family M
■'Center will offer “Baby an iclassesfrom 1030to ll:3i :l\iesdays at die Healtli £ ^ion Ccntcr, 115 Fifth M .Jerome. This week’s topic) "Safety At Home."
Tlie session is for pare children from In fa n ^ th
•toddler years.T he class is free. For m<
' forniaiion.call324-7262.
:A U h e lm er's s u p p o r t; HoUey Homes will he Alzheimer's Support i
•meeting at 1 p.m. Wednes Philo House, 525 I6 lh A Jerome.
T he support group Jerome County resident have family m em bers
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' BRADENTON, n a . — iyour excuse?; For not exercising, that• Nearly everybody can lup wilh an excuse for noi ing out a t home, outdooi the gym.
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' Napoleon* is the simplU ; planailon Jared HtJss. th •writer and director, < '- from Mexico, where he'; ing on a new film.
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Judo__iCoRtkUMdfroaiDl: His black belt com: •rospea.
Judo has m v c tradidc ;as bowing oeforc entei ;doJo and again w hen s 'nn»hAmnt A phntnftftl : founder, Jigoro Kano, h• m ost dojo walls. They b ! to a: Kano, a Japanese juj■ pert, developed the spo la te 1880s. Esscntloll! eliminated the dangero niques and ploccd cm p
• controlling— not strlkli : opponen t ’Ihe new m« form had w idespread
■ because It could be p : with low risk o f getting!• One early follower w; : den t Theodore Roosev• took u p judo after a bt •jury. Roosevelt so losport that he built a sn
;inthesecond-floorW hli• library where he M ctlc : lim es a week. Roose •vanced to brown belt, •step below black.: The U.S. Judo Fc ' ranks juniors 16 an d ur series of 21 belt lew white, the lowest, to Ju the m ost advanced Set recehv eight belts, wl being the most advano
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in ju ryTVrtn Falls. T he Brainfcied under tiie Group vrill me tiic American P-^- )n an d will in- Heooniu
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tips for workc :an’t fit it in. o r people w perts and the about s tan i indl on Exercise gram::as to get you off •H ead to I keep you moti- thcrc m ay n(
pie around, inal fitness advo- early In ' ihi ion based in Son lunch.
Jc C h ic The Ultl- tiien begged0 Geek Culture," _ ing Napoleoi 'a cultural touch- mo^e. says
th e younger them I dldrilapoleon became otiier people for a huge sub- - Napoleon Dy
Is. in particular. Kamhiha:mselves in that ty m anufa10 love this guy." nearly 30 y«y deeply got the seller is his^ g o t l t r i ^ t " more than {i^lneman. “that’s week, his1 mine." World in Q e y Kamhl, whose siilpplngthc gged him lo see N apoleon /nam ite'-last fall doll. Press ii
led tiie TVvin Falls culture.Matsuoka^ father. These lcly tiie best activity success inen Involved in. reer, Dobbs'it's rcally boosted "In a judi:c." and anothe•aping tiie rewards rely o n yoi nm te 'h e -s tep p cd — p r ^ c a m c i; a seven-year-old to keep aftce learned fair play. Now thea lot o f Japanese Dobbs’ is u
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oup willa younger widowed "Fit antries to m eet in the classes I id for those woridng field arcineed to m eet ill the 10:45 a.r0 a ttend an evenlns County suggest a name, call Center. n A ^ g . The 1(1 Information or to signed Q Shawna Wasko at increase n A ^ g a t7 3 6 -2 1 2 2 . ance.
For n register.
i ry s u p p o r t “ « hci
lin Injury Support ufalktii m eet from 6:30 to 8 iday a t Magic Valley Souti [edical Center's Edu- Health’s tiding, 588 Addison the Firs I n F ^ ^ ofl’eringaker will be Ann E dass bi >f Siudent Disability dass w tiie College ofSouUi- 6:15 p.r
days apon group Is for peo- Church ivehadabrainIn jury TVvinFo families, friends and Volui
leadtiiciting Is free. For morc .a n d cot n. call 737-2126. inc'ude
Anyorentingd iets Family Medical a c S S11 offer 1-2-3-4 Par-iss for parents with c u ju {g esl-4 .T hodassw iil Djstrici)m 7 to9p .fiL T hurs-
? p r 2s " i . h " ? ? a A boutCcntcr, 115 Fiftii Ave. A wc
.. fered Js i s free. To register or "nicsdanformaUon. call 324- R im ^l 3361.
Tlic- s e c t io n sc a n chlldbirtii class for wcfercd from 6:30 to 9 pjmts. 20 In the lobby at and soley Re^onal Medical in dasiDowntown Campus. QjstlOne St. E l TVvin Falls, coursess \vill Indude infor- informn cesarean deliveries. nagem cnt. hospital j-gd•s an d non-conform- /,jg gf
events520. Pre-registration is rton sFor m orc Infonnation, flturu148. follow:
tion.i ft)r s e n io r s 7Tm<s:entral District Health 5 a six-week scries of
i for not esdif.. has tiid following • CcDrkoutsprocrastlnators routire who miglit be shy waUdran ing a fitness pro- • F
hom eto th e gym w hen soup
y n o t be as m any peo- weighnd. For example, go groi^th e m orn ing o r at •TV
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^ him to make a talk- 18 Naileon dolL "I loved the theays Kamhi. “but 1 told NapoUdn’t know how many Pen t!)ple are going to buy a — likiDynamTtetalkingdoU.* youfshas been In the novel- ner!";
lufacturing business “VV} years, m s latest big \vitii'his talking SpIccMlce, matlrm a million sold. Last fromlis com pany. Kamhi site aGear^vater. Fla., began Oudi:tiic73/4-lnch.Sl4.95. "It’s lin D ynam ite talking littless its button and hear ter."
IngtI lessons translated to “Jiin his professional ca- than
bbs says. Dobiudo m atch, it's Just you judoitherperson.Youhaveto chllcyourself to get out o f —
ahcr it and not ve up* Mar tiie tiiird generation of at is taking tiie mat. leam- ren*
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Imeetind Fail Proof* exercise s for seniors in the Fair- r c a .th e d a s s w l l lb c ^ a i . o.m. S ept 20 a t tiie Camas ty Senior/Com m unity r.! low-lmpact class is de- d to he lp Individuals ISC their strength and bal-
morc information or to cr. call South Cenu:a] Dis- lealtii at 737-5988.
d n g c l a s s1th C entral District h’s Arthritis Program and irst Christian O iurch arc ng a &CC indoor walking berinning SepL 20. Tlic wm be held from 5:15 to p.m. Tuesdays and Thurs-
at the First Christian d l. 601 Shoshone St. N.. Falls.luntccr Joan Walton will h e walking dass. Warm-up :ool-dovm cxerdses will be d edyone is wclcome to attend AraUdng d ass. but people have arthritis are encour-. to partidpatc. r morc information, coll ! Beem a t Soutii Central ictHealili a t 737-5946.
u t w e ig h t lo s sweight loss class will be of- 1 from 6:1& to 7:15 p.m. ' days and Thursdays, being Sept. 20. at Body IQ in I Falls.le class ,\vill Include infor- ion on m aking dietary, rise and lifestyle changes vcight loss results. Panici- ;s will track food diaries, some cstercises will be done ass.)st is S149 for tiie nine-week sc. To register o r for more miation. call 737-0800.
) do for mu is a calendar list- of lieallh'related actii’ities.Its and education. Informa- should be submitted by
rsday for publication in the iwing Monday's bmge scc- . Mail notices to: TJie es-Neivs.mBox54e.Di’ln s. ID 83303, or deliver to our val l32MrfteldSt.W.
xercisingConsider taking your Bmess line o u ts id e by ' running, dng or bike riding.For strength -training at
ne. use household items like p cans or your own body ght to work major muscle
working out to an excr- video or CD.
Napoleon sound clips from movie. Sam e (or the
3 o lco n 'D j^ an iite Talking i tiiat spouts olf seven lines Ilka “Freakin’ idiot!" "TTna.I fat lard, com c get some din- !" and “Suvetl"We're getting bom barded h orders," says Kamhl. estl- ting he has 100.000 orders m his funtalklng.com Web> and stores such os Urban d ittcrs and Spencer Gifts.> like the fans have tiieir ovvn le rappon witii this charac-
gtiie traditions."Judo has helped m e more an anything e ^ in my life," 3bt» says. And now. he nopes. do can do tiie same for hb illdren..
arr Christensen can iw reach^• 735-3243 or marf.c/irii- [email protected].
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NEW ORLEANS — It all submerged in a loxlc giitr greosc and gas from up 350,000 vehicles: raw sewi blcach and clcanscis from pantries o f 160.000 Oood-di aged homes; and, aulhori fear, contantinonis from di aged chcmicai plants refineries.
Olive-colorcd like Army tim es, the brew that co\ crs t Qdcans is brightened liy r bqw petroleum slicks. It st of sulfur and roL
Only when the waters ret will scientists begin to g taste of what m ay be one ol largest environmental disaj ever. Then they haw to fi| out ho^v to clean it u|L
“You just cannot undcrsi ' the m at^itude of whai v facing." said lean Kelly.‘spo wom an for the Louis Department of Environmi
I Quality.I About 20 million tons ol
bris will bo left behind, muc it coated with potentially i muck. State environmental dais are scrambling to find ways to b um the debris ar Junk the vehicles.
Some scientists caution the nsredlng floodwatcrs c leave polluted “hotspots” it soil inal would, need tc c je o n ^ up or capped bi hduses could be rebuilt, body ha.s yet offered estimate of tlie staggering c
Hli; state DEQ and the Environmental Protec <\gency took 100 samples o floodwatcrs last weeL agencies released test rc showing dangerous leve bucu'rixThey also detecto prcH-'iia* of heavy metals toxic chemicals,, but havt yet announced details of t findings.
In a siatem ent, Loui: DEQ said, without elabon thai "very low levels’ of t werc found in the samples ed Sept. <l-5. Water sampli ongoing, and tho siaie Is < Ing up plans for cxtenslv (esis to begin when the (
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. devastation from Katilna yet kndwn.
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first malor airlift of dogs the hurricane-battered Coast left Louisiana on Si carrying about 60 pets ti tcmporaiy homes in Calif
The Continental Ai Q i^ t from Baton Rougi was chartered forobout S! b y ltx a s oil tycoon Boom ens and his wife. Madelc: a movement dubbed “C tidn Pei Lift.”
About half the doB ot day's flight were headed f ptego. wilh the rest bou Sim Francbco. Sunday’s was being organized by locadon.com, based in J 'Rscas.
_______“The goal was to help200 ■Hogi;’’ PIspokesm an Jay Rossei “They're overjoyed lha were able to rescue 8 clearly disappointed ar m ayed at th e bureai Which prevented then: taking the full 200.'• Organizers comploini
• sbme legal requirement impracdcal, such as wai days for owners to clair
______ p ets before transportlianlmal<.
K ^ Harrington, dire disaster response servi the American Society ; Prevcndon o f Crueltv i mals, said a makeshift
' for up to several thousarbeen set up at th e :
Dixon Expo ■ Cemi Gonzales. La., about 4! northvrest o f New Orlea : She hoped addition
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flnories and ouisiana bulk-siocago facililii soratlng, tain U78 diffcroni of toxics combinations, acco pies test- , national Toxic ndci) npUngls* ty. which tracks fa Is draw- release toxic chcm
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tho ground where j 3 ihersd- Sunday, the state that the railroad companie )nmontal m ation on tho t Ina is not scores of ovcriume<
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Airlines cigar in hand, Ar)uge. La.. Russel Honoro zitSSO.OOO Hurricane Katrinalone Pick- troops to point w<ieloine, in in ruspect for a i1 “Opera- stranded popula
food, electridiy ans on Sun- Each m orn ing ,:cd for San nounced AHN'-urjound for Blackliawk helicoiay’s move Shdby in MississljbyPetRc- north of New Orloin Austin, manltarian missic
the military’s loirelp rescue Katrina.
Pickens' Honorc was boisser said, years ago duringlhat diey his mother and are 80, b u t told him. He grei1 and dis* Lakeland. La., ireaucracy. Baton Rouge, witlom from once winning a
with ihe family’s I(olned lhat Weasel,tents were His d a u ^ ie r aiwaiting 30 in New Orleans.,Jaim their spenttwoweeksa3rtlng th e pltal, where Kf— ----------watcrsTrappcddidirector o f dents, after he'rvices for headw iihabasel!ty for th e Stepping into aIty to Ani- drawn criticismlUt shelter everylevelofgovtisanddogs ore vwis prai;hc Lamar- compassionatesm er In residents and hist 45 miles o f Instructions torleans. ered In a Louislaloral dogs splisofprofanltyn th eco in - ,“He's a fnan o! effort w as MoJ. Gen. Bill C
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s ths flow oi water being pumped o\ IS In the eastern part ol New Orlean le warned that the water poses a th
National Guat(( Sgt. 1st Ctaii Chrl lluted water as ho does a ’house-to^
arishcs hosi ciiy, Inil slate opetroleum re- they haw hcen
petroleum Tlic million}lilies that con- waler being nuent clieinical clly into Uikercordini? to the bring thd r owrileaso Invenio- coiiccriis of, faculties thal And,l>ecausell-emicals, Envi- dissolved oxygigulators are cials expccl flsli11 l)y air and on The brackisrc possible; on iiiUe lake is a 1tc DEQ asked for niarino liftnies for Infor- duding a refu
conten ts o f sandhill cranin ed cars. basin coversIs ocCTirred dn I^uisiaiia, r.in(itivor below the swamps lo sa
•al becomesNS (AP) — To ”Ragin' Cajun.' lemanding gen-
orders lo o>vning city. To an iconofload- d hungry for a rricane exposed lerability to dis-
0 attiiudo und a — Army Lt. Gen. Qan. Rused Hcnoi
arrived after na und dlrecled gone choppoi weapons down cussing, and a stunned and mnving." N a^ iilotlon lacking lion. "1 give di and safety. cro«lit on Uiis.
Ig, Honorc (pro- Wayne dude -ur-ay) boaids a can get som o; copter at Camp TlieG-foot-: ssippi, 100 m iles al points out >rlcans. for a hu- was an actor, jsion as head of get what y o u : loint Task Force Widi his di
black beret, bom at hom e bv comffTjncTJf Ing a hurricane, figures of Ka1 an unde always he appeared c ;re\v up poor in die Nation" ai . northw est o f Edition,* wh widi 11 siblings.
r and friends live IS. As a diild . ho csaiChorltyHos- Katrina's flood
I d o c io is a n a T w ^ fiS 55k:4 .oc was hit In Uic Cho,||jiCh<iscboll baL Ccnstonl G0 a crisis d ial has M o te ig s ^ in of leaders at ovemment, Hon- votor raised for his B .o tasG If approacll to TronspoJ lis colorful bursts j x t f d jQ i^ ) to troops, deliv- § | N M n Islana drawl wldiIty for emphasis. Mordiolihe1 o f actioa* said oukss of i- 1 CaldwclL com- '• RedEv eral of d ie 82nd WcddlngC ilonlnFort£ragg.B the area, under- S S 32*jpIe-and-downt--------answer." TheCc1 won over even . Tronspw,e governm ent’s TheGrec
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B l o o X Hoaldi at verslty. on Une w arc odicn very long clear’ to n
But no\ die low« Orleans, i beevacui military 1 an Interst ing a loudspea stranded “Do
. dlers attidieholdc warn ofd
Clirt.Atiilr»»t>*to-houie check In spraying;
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le oflicials reported R e ^ c ren contnined. ed nasty lons of gallons of infection ; pum pea from die working 4ike I>ontchartrain some mt Dwii environmental ing batu j f contam ination. National «lhevra(crls1ow ln from dit xygen, wildlife ofQ- Bernard fish kills. wear ^ ockish. 630-square-, ters, but . a breeding ^ u n d Flick soli life and birds, in- “It'sdc
refuge for the rare Flick, o ranc. Its drainage Guard, i .•rs"20 pcrcent o f bodies t aiiglngfrom cyprcss. Orleans. I saltwater m arshes dilswati
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H b Ics, including who art■ I New Orleans OrleansS i Mayor Ray “R l^■ I . N a^n.. w ho surc tha
b lasted the peopleQ jw Bush adm in- w eorelK I s t r a t i o n ' s ty and
initial re- providliI sponse to his diem.” 1t— 3 city's disaster. He viiIcnon "Ho came tiiat pu
off the dog- maneu'>por, .-md he sianed land wiind people started surprisi^a^n told a radio Sla- city ac dio president some knockirhis. lie sent one John electricide down herc dial “dlsastimo stuff done." tions."iot-2 diree-star gener- In a jout diat lohn Wayne trees, Hior. "I'm a soldier. You sippl aou sec," he said. an Atia:s diln m ustache and half tiiii»t. Honorc has be- duty.ro f th trm u ii t visible------ HtjntKatrina. On Sunday teicd a
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inants will not last a ic in d ie lake. ...Tlie far- iterlalwllldcgradcwidiprocesses. Metals will | Hprobably be capnxred ■sediments." Htiicdtyltseir.questions Hcontam ination could ■•building efforts. Htw c'ic talking about arc Mhazards." said Sylvia ^
» . a fonner director ofsprogram regubtingln- K itoxic \vasic. "You don't ^
n, you m ay not foci the Hbr a year, two years. 20 m iJld that's \%4iat wc have ■ about.” ■
Uld oUier independent Hts say dial environmen- ■n d es m ust set up an HIC monitoring n ;^m en ■jcccd slowly to reopen ■
re will be a need to as- 9.. neighborhood by Mjrhood. vrater system by ■system," said Lynn R. -Man, professor at the ■berg School of Public i l at Johns Hopkins Uni- “Some areas may comevery quickly, and there Cm
crs where it may take a fiip ng dme before die 'all } rebuild."low, water sdll stands in | irtjst-lying areas of Now J . s. and people remain tomated. Late last week, a x . |rHumvcc vi5is parked on rstate 10 overpass, blast-1 w arning dirough geakcrs to people still y/Q\sl in die Seventh jga)t go in d ie water!" Sol- na<ittcm ptlng to convince qcIdouts to leave repeatedly , fdie dangers from bacte-I toxic chemicals. sctJunday, audioridcs were (igposdddes over parts of <;r- ^10 stop disease-bearinglitocs from hatching. „ iiue \vorkors have report- fju, ty skin rashes and somo3ns of existing cuts from doig in die m tc r . as did granem bers o f an engineer- J nillalion of d ie Louisiana pg,lal Guard shoveling muck {g, Ihc drying stieets In St.rd Parish. Many soldiers ga^oves hs d iey ply die wa- jq,ut their m ain precaution,' f,., a id .lstoavolddiew aicr.deadly," said Sgt Michael ^ of the Ohio National
I. \vho was searching for q5 by boat in eastern New iq,is. "Vbu just can't touch 'pgater." of
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enow, w c want to make ’ we're taking care ofdie Ic that arc alive, and dial e treating them widi dlgni- nd respcct. arid we're
ding food and water for ^ ,-Honore told CNN. «views Katrina as an enemy pulled a "classic military ‘ suvor," speeding toward . wldi overwheliplng forcc. “
^ a 'S H o V n ^ f f 'tS S iking out communlcadons, “ ridty, w ater and roads In a ° s te r o f biblical propor- “
a journey slowed by fallen, Honorc headed to Missis- “after die hurricanc from ^
Llanta base where hc trains °Ihe nation's troops for Iraq ^
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SHANKSVILLE. Pa. (AP) - Volunteers on Sunday slowly read the names o f cach of die 4G passengers and crew aboard b lacked United Airlines Flight 93
as peals from two bells marked d ie fourdi anniversary of tht Sept. I I terrorist attacks.
Cahdn Wilson, whose brodv er-in-law, co-pUot LeRoy Homci Jr.. was killed, thanked die com m unlty for embracing victims families.
“TWs is always tough, bui I’l do it every year." said Wilson speaking inrough tears as he ad dressed the crowd of 1,00 ( people, which induded U.S. At torney General Albertt Gonzales. U.S. Senator Rid Sanlorum, Gov. Ed Rendell ani former Homeland Security Sec retaryTom Ridge.
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HOUSTON (AP) — Aboi 2,000 Muslim voluntee: helped victims o f H urrlcar Katrina al die city's downiovi convention center Sunday, d fourth anniversary of the Sep 11 icrrorlst attacks.
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