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------------- M a g i g -V aC o u rse o f a c tlo i ject and golf co for Blaine Cour Caityon.

Speaking out: ^ will talk to Con, about the cabin

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T ourney s t a r t s : TNorthside su lx ii tournam ent opei with seven matcl

ball action.

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tion: A housing pro- j• course are proposed I aunty’s Qui^Qr I

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A TVvin Falls man Iingress this week...... - I3in fee issue. |

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■ Seeking state:.■ Four Class A-3 ^ soccer teams J fought for two■ state berths H Monday in■ Gooding.■ PageDl

i:T h eaassA -4 Kiistrict volleyball pened M o n d ^ ' ■ ttches. Page D l I

^ Bills face Colts: I1 B u ^ o tried to IQ move above 9I .500, while H* Indianapolis H f tried to get a w

win in Monday H ■J n i ^ t NFL foot- ®

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mgressman Mike lidable candidate late, t o d ^ s edito-

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Southern Idaho stut Baru rappels do

cllrab Monday. Im I HawWna. above, cUi by route, preparing I cumbers taking par

Outdoor Program, opening tho pro{

community for an Outdoor activHle

climbing, cave explor Ing, winter camplnj country »Wlng will qualified Instiuct

dents and anyone el to explore outdoor

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VASHINGTON - The elderly i d too th decoy lik e Dr. Sebas mcio had never seen before: a Ii ck hole on the outside of one ol tfirone teeth.: turns o u t the m an gagged on I t m edidne when he stuck the n cerine tab le ts under his tongui

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ASHINGTON.— She wickedly mi n old law d fen t and his spittoon, e ’s got Q knack with Game Boy tl f kids would envy. And friends s ntercCT in people’s lives mokes he Scgal-paLje t - t h e o th e r -H illa ry R odhs on.>e years into her turn os Ameria lady, with her 50th birthday arr

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eniAie/nenwuw* rl^ t, points out •oute op Dlerkes while College ofstudent Nathan, . i ® ̂ ^ s down from his ■ Instructor Jody V ’-,'I, climbs a nearing It for novice [part In the CSI ram. CSI Is now program to the r a nominal feo.IvHles IlkerKk iploring, kayak- ’ iplng and back- will be lead byructorsforstu- ile else wishing /

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instead he stuck th •ly m an And they ate the he S astian Hundreds of med a large take every day, fro

e of h is popular blood pres;vitamin C tablets, a

on h is decay ond gum dii lenitro- experts to ld th e igue — Association. _

It 50 moreI / a c - ing Sunday, Mrs. Cli 1 ^ 0 - . her guard a little ev

profile oncc more in ’ After too many im

to count, Mrs. Clinti House force n o t t

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/ num. tvoman less burdent n- her policy passions.V lhat “Slie now looks at “ done and is m uch n • her a her role,” soys Ann .. soqial secretary. “Sh

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I num erou Crapo’s H niatesuch Idaho si.S. senator. said he isG R E A T E S T C

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} attack tesu p p o sed to go — sothem under his top lip. thihole in his jooth. pacdicines th;it Americans derom tlie coiuitrj-’s most gei cssure pills to chesvable, can cause serious tool!) medisease, oral medicine veile A m erican D en ta l sai

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iat easeCUinton is Jutting down . an i even os she raises-her th e in an activist role. ' cveimage makeovers even __s<nton rem ains o Wliite »

to be tr i f le d w ith, in her, a dvocacy for •en. B ut'friends see a r ned by the weight of

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N FALLS - Rep. Mike Crapo an ly he »vill seek the U.S. Senate s< fl by.Sen. DirkJCcmpthome, wh r govemor.announcement, while expected \ :d speculation abour which ol ous co n g ressio n a l hopefuls 5 H o i^ seat will m n. Contend ich a race would cost Sl million.) state Rep. M ark Stubbs. IM w «s getting good vibes from th«

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these dental side effects o r d patients, the specialists said. Tl dentists to question patients al general health and medications

“\Ve have to look very carefi medicines our patients take i very carefully about the side said Ciando, a dentist and pln gist a t the University of Buffalo.

;vith her rcin independent counsel investij he Clintons’ fin an c ia rd eq ljr fveiyone else — her husband i - seemed to think was inevitabli

Now she’s the woman pusliini ut-of-court s e ttlem en t in th< ones sexual harassm ent case e r husband to avoid on embai ■ial.The woman who wanted to ovc

uge chunk of. the U.S. economj rvceping heolth*carc reform p: e c ^ e the woman who plugs_i ite-sized 'stcps'to 'expand Ame m:css to medical care.Once openly defensive, she’s n'

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potentially spl ed by many, the timo may b 1 o f Idaho’s and support Iun uls ey e in g In the past, ‘ enders esti- party have tric( on. think I know h(•Twin Falls, said, the public

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to do one.”t know about "The d ty wir don’t warn in the review1. Tliey urged to th e neighs about their M anens, whcons. consultant.rcfuUy at the E dith Rob(«e and think ately west ofide effects,” zoned for ind■pharmacolo- pointed by the alo.

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‘ s e a ttate alxjut running fnr Cnipo's 2 al District. Another iwssible can businessman. Doug Dorn, siiid pollster,to gauge his name recof; ising the,1994 COF gubemntnr■ov.PhilBatt. ...................iker of the House Mike Simpson dentist from Blackfoot. said ht* < over his possible candidacy wi

, Stan Hawkin.s, R-Ucon, said I rith all the m oderate Republica splitting the vote in the priniai ' be ripe for conservatives to uni litn., “the liberals in the Republic; ied to do me in, so to speak, mi now to m n a primary,” flaivkii

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Duncil sets 11 rezone Hndustr^n n ac le pfroject n p ro c e e d o n0 acre tra c tm Brock rswrlter

FALLS - There was no public It, but th e re w ere p len ty of s from City Council members before they voted to expand a ursial in d u stria l a rea east of

Juncil voted S-1 to boost the1 area from 41 acres to the full •• approxim ately 110 acres - y the developer. Councilman .kington was on tlie short end of ; Councilman Gale KleinkopfIt.icision paves th e way for an I park and, possibly, a new rail- telling yard and ‘‘intermodal" lere freiglu can be transferred trucks and trains. The .switch-I re loca tion cou ld s ti l l be jf serious environmental prol>- ound at the existing milyard in e.r this m on th , th e councilII Jcres from rural residential industrial, but hoiked at the cre request mode by Pinnacle I Investm ents. The land lies

Kim berly R o ad , betw eenload-and-3300^1»35r-----------------ore s ev e ra l m a jo r Strings lo Monday's council decision. r7«-‘n"Gooaing, noting tliat the require a deve loper’s agreeing out the types of bu.sinesses- - e allowed, and what landscap- required.bably going to work out as all JCt do - as a series of compro- 'dd Blas-s, a Pinnacle partner. mcs-Ncivs afterward. Blass also »cr of the county’s planning ; commission and a partner in Is land title company.)pers’ a g re e m e n ts a r e n ’t ss continued. “Eveiybody has

’ will be extremely deliberate w 10 provide every protection gnbors,” p re d ic te d G erald ho is P innade’s engineering

ibertson, who lives immedi- 3f Pinnade’s project on land ridusuy, said she was disap-- he council’s dedsion.

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Crapo’s House scai up to be popular amc

. didatcs b ra u s o none tenders arc incumber have sizciible campaif

From (he Idaho E Parry, former U.S. Ri

: Stallings and Boise he : John SeidI, who ran ui ; Iy against Crapo in 19 ; Interested in Crape's s

Seid l sa id a------------ Republican parry ma

fcrence to him, and i vide a chancc for him.

“rm not sure any ol ble GOP candidates)

: B i r t h d a y: ContinwdfromAl

edy pragmatic.“She’s learned a lot

to just le t things roll < says Lisa Caputo, a < ond her form er press

. “She’s learned a lot ab i anci ner umiiations."

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; days, so a re th e Arae_ _ L P je -____

Thc first lady’s poll i ; ' a t their highest levels; ; ev e n th o u g h pcopi

divided on w hether s ; be shaping policy or sii ; • her stntiut! to sjwdighi : tha t need attention.

H er 50 th b irth d ay ; with h e r husband’s a y- is seen by som e as a i.' tu rn ing poinr of sorts

passage for a generatio ;i baby boomers.. i “ W h a t w e se e in ; heightened, intensified

a struggle and a transii 1 ch a llen g e an d an opj

tha t women ore encou.- th is m om en t in histo

P i>tH M nnrfol^ ftirrx-t. Eagleton In stitu te of 1

Rutgers University.To m ark th is landm

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Sunny with llRht winds shifiing to northwest. B R Mostly clear tonight. I L Mostly tunny and b r ^ H Wc-dnvsday.

l o u n t a i n s /•Vbtey ~

High: 57 Ujw; 23 Sonny after p.)lchy n»m- ins vallt-y fog dissip.iin.Ck'.ir lonighL P.Wly ckx*f>’ ami locally breezy Wfd- ntidiy.

iho —Hi^: 6S Low: 27 Sunrty with nordmtsl wind 5 If) 15 tnph. Clear tonlRht

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ahoHt^: 61 Low: 36Swny after patchy mom- -----ing valley fog dissifMIi-s.Mostly clear tonighii Incrc-asing clouds Wi'dnuwiay.

ah ^Hij5h: M Low: 35 Sunny day* with cloar, cool ■■■* nigliis ilirtxjgh Wednesday. Wbk 'wVMly sunny Wednesday. (Imv)

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midable as scat is shaping said, among the can- Crapo soi unc of the con- have more c ibents, and few states have t paign chest. ) - IjJ aches. You tliink you’ . heart attack. w W hat do you do?

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;l5Q------- tion-reconvnends-it,-i,p ing to a report publish

. the association’s joun not tion, as many as 10,001 >11̂ ' lives a y e a r could b ^ everyone followed tha dy The h e a n assodadc

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“I don’t like to see a la n d zoned int Robertson said. “Then

I enough industrial land. ■ S e v e ra l council

^ telegraphed their vote “ es delivered before the ^ “T h is is o ne of thi

w hen th e best in te re m a jo r ity m ay com t

Cj expense of th e minoi Councilman l ^ c e Got

“If we say ‘No,’ wc’rc to po tentially ever mt

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low: 30 High: 50 Low: Chance Mostly cloudy. Cha

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noon.Tuosday. Oct.21.

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iolHndjlVUF-rM I62.4or IWiSMH Departmchl ro.vi lepods is:

Northcm Wains: Behind llut cold fr on tenineralures in the 40s stretc waan.1 lo notilK'm Micliip,iti. Temfx-ra « to lhe' free/ing point in lhe northc;• of MonMai ar^ nottlt>sttlem_cf>rw koci. Diitinii tho nighi, slxjwws \vcrc inge to snow slwwcrs Ix'liind tiie fn kolas and Minnesota, and along tl; ies of the Rockies In Wyoming.’adfic coast: Elsewhere. low clouds h Ic vvwc scattered along pans of tlw isl. '

;rust actioiI (AP) — T he Microsoft’s rIt accused soft- sonal compirosoft C orp . thnt install tiits dom inant aiing systen

uter operating also licensistomcrs from In te rn e t bi)pular Internet Internet Exp

Browsers cn t’s an titru s t ers to easilyI unprccedcnt- on the Intern Jay fine th a t TheWindo c t if a ju d g e is used on m lie challenged of the natior :ompany per- ers, usually ii

ry. Butawfully taking Navigator ists W indows browser, w itc t and extend market.

A tto rn ey ThegovcrrReno to ld eral court he

n ̂ vrong.” in contcmpt (t objected to barring th c

ffe rs qu ic ic hel]— Your chest ommcndcd.i ou’re having a take one, f

aspirin at th<_______________ or other synin aspinn. heart attack.Jeart Associa- Four year;it,-andQccord------ report-ahowlished today in people are ta lumal.Circiila- tiraple life-sa ,000 American A hean a tt I b e saved if whcnablood that advice. Doctors beladon Hrst rcc- early stages

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switchyard”e agricultural Clow said. Hein d u s tr ia l ," cen t o f th e ilore's already Falls live witl:nd.” existing swit<II m em bers suggested thi 3te ih speech- for those hom the decision. railyiu^ head; those tim es “I f e d like srests of th e erhood, apple mes a t th e ty,"Talkingtoi nonty.” said Pinnade h i ^ow. ants lined up :’re saying no park, so rezon moving tha t allow the dcv<

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MllZ. Tlie MlnneapoliiNt-w Oilojns New York Oklahoma Cily Omaha I’fiocnii Piltaburih

Id front, .ifter- PortlaniOre.retclied from _ _KrwofNoflh_ wc forLxrast to Spi>ka'nc 1* front in the . VVasliinjyon 8 tlic eastern

Canadian Ciliciuds, (os, and C j t o

C, vMcouver

)n targets ];’5 requirement that per- bas[nputer m anufacturers petill the Windows 95 oper- “Item on th e ir products mi:cn se a n d in s ta ll i ts spo

b ro w se r , known as faciExplorer. in irs allow computer own- sensily locate information Nem et. “spndows operating system intc1 morc than 80 pcrccnt opction's.personal comput- . conly installed a t tlie facto- the

N e tsc a p e ’s r iva l e d f’ is thc leading Internet Swith 62 pcrcent of the chai

Con'em m ent asked the fed- “anhere to hold Microsoft ' ing

p t of a 1995 coun order u n rh e R edm ond, Wash.- way

ilp fo r h e a r t a te2d .tn 1993 that people aspi!, fu ll 325-m iIligram venthe onset of cliest pain ing

^ m p to m s of a severe fron

sars la te r, a follow-up inE

B taking tliat seemingly a ^j-savingstep. .sho ianack o r stroke occurs call

Dod d o t blocks a vessel.. Mbelieve that during tlie ble

ges of a h ea rt a ttack, ly.

d” out of Old Towne, TalkHe added that 90 per- “V

le re s id e n ts of Twin ties ;vithin two miles of the re p ipitching yard, and he Mike th a t p roperty values , your

lomes could rise if the Wholadseast. Tak e Tm opposing moth- respipic pic and canoe safe- fonagton chafed. dfic! has no sure-fire ten- ___ ^up for its industrial Tir

zoning the land would Brvdlevdoper to speculate, Ext. i.

.lillcr from Aberdeen won a ^ O ^ H GUSHER Ŝ he ___T f

y. Tlicrc arc 6 morc top 1; won in CASH GUSHtR. ^

!n another cash attack! A aycr from Preston won :n he matched two $7S0'j rk to double that amount.I t his w inning ticket at 1Icnda In Franklin.

ilaycr fromtWll’der wonta g QUEEN OEHEARTS.________t DniKln Nampa sold thc :kct. Tlicrc are two morc izcs left In the game. 1

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Water year lo date:Normal year to date:

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M athhel students \ to college

----------WASHmCTON (A P).oq x su re to serious natfa, and e c a n e sy opens tbe a

• lege for laiBBnumbOTttfj includ ing m inorities u from lo w 'in c o n e fam i Educstioa D epartm ea iq:

. T h e re p o r t , "M atb i E q u a ls O pportun itT . l e a s e d M onday by id S e c re ta ry R ichard Ril< said it o ffers e tid en ee > choice o f su b jec ts d e tt access to college, oot Hbe

. school itself is public, p rpniwtiip)

-------- -“T hese coursesp line, th ey dem and bax and t ^ demand reBXBu Riley said as he unreUed repon in a cerem ooyat Executive Office Bunding

------m ake a powerfu l d iffe rtenns of going to college.”

The problem , he said, only a b o u t 2 5 p e r c e n t . eighth-graders enrolled i bra d a s e s last y w .

P re s id e n t C lin to n to repon as a new reason to I his proposal for I'olumaiy ol tests o f reading in the g rad e a n d m a th in th e grade **to ensure that aUc dren m eet high stand academic exrgPonce they’ to succeed in tomorrow’s »

Klany Republicans 01^ testing, and ct»i4-upon C o n g ^ to end the

____R il^ _ sa id th a t by p rothe tests, Q in ton is

—a chaUengeto shake o p ihi quo."

“If these critics a re gam se r io u s a b o u t impi A m erican e d u ca tio n , I ^ e d iem to read this r ^ join us in th is call for h i ^ dards," R iley said. “Som

' y o u n eed to p u tp c^ ticsasi get serious about

“The v-oluntaiy tests wil like a on maldt

- w ^ t the basics right," heTne rep o rt had t h w c

conclusions:• E ig h ty - th re e perce

young people who go on lege “th e TTTtj ii'iî aTiT gj m ath cou rses ," sta rtin g dghth grade. Riley said:a veiy im portant finding th:n^incT ibg ^that a funny’s status and i

• Low -incom e s tu d en t took algebra and geometij nearly th re e tim es a s lik

' a ttend college u those wl not. Se\-cntyfai.'W 7 1

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• bdl of right? a presi ry commission is o ommcnd this week.

B ccause th e includes represent th e m anaced c_ar ̂consuiuer^roups, r work will lay the f fumrc fedcml bws.

But some consum cates say the biU of

_______ ten , doesn 't go.faithey are rpnsidcrin report if the cummi nnecticut*based ans.prm ed many bills

^ n ^ ig fe s s ' h'as measure, guanm- 4fi hours in the

Idbinh.pened the flood I legislation regu- ih maintenance twsiness. That, in ie 10 worry that otoofar.regulat- “body p a r t by

mission, an idea '1 floated during npaiga After six ; is set to propose e most pan, deal re. ■ .

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oninScalia.one t feh-ent oppo- tutional right to to review th e

m ey G e n e r a l ____________Id a i ^ e d that he corc of this n o tca the wel-

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ued. however, lar record of f to any case ith abortion

bailed sa te s ibonions, vot- le core o f itsvs.Wadethar Icotistitudonal 1gnarmes. ' I:ustices diOy eview to dis- tests o u tsde

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r expenses, to an o u ts id eJ

he righl to have a reason- 1irge choice of doctors. fhe right to have an em er- Lroom %isii paid for if a rea- p Ie- person-\v'ould-havgr£p n . i - -c Ithai heallh was in jw panly;n if it tu rned out nothing crang. . . . gIc controversy is expected p«e issues. But several com- C

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' fcssor at Brooklyn Law ^ a re pushing for th e r i ^ t t< insurance ci-en if you’re ah sick, the right to equal covi fo r m en ta l i l ln e s s anc ombudsman program that v help consumers navigate ih< tem.

They also want to pre^-ent I ance companies from imp< lifetime caps on w hat they l for someone's care. And thej* insurance companies to offer parable benefits so consumer

But ^ others sa;commission should take wha got, and hope a unified repor p rope l th e p roposa l thrc CotifTcss.

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George Soros, a n unus -of financial w izard and ihropist exttaordinairc, p Monday to pour as m uch millitn more in p h ilanthr into Russia, making h im :

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Over the past decade, spent more than $350 m il philanthropic p ro je a s in.

“He’s put a lot of m oney tim e direct aid program ; th c U.S. govemment and sources hare not been verj t iv e ," said G reg M ^ste l, in ternational econom ist Economic S trategy In stit W ashington. “ H e’s fill important gap."

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W eeks after an in itia l fa th e Pentagon an n ounced A rm y successfu lly fire ' “M ira d " laser, an acrony: th e 1980s-vintagc M id-Infi Advanced Chcmical Laser, a ^ n g Air Force satellite.

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Russian bank Om le, h e has Soros dismiss million on his venture with in.Russia influential presi------------------ Potanin,-had cmlicy in at a political ̂ t c m t am s from “I havenot bet in d o ther Russian politics," rery lucra- become a player te l , ch ie f market." is t a t th c In 1980, Soros I s t i tu te in scholarships to E: fille d a n dissidents.

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;red Byzantiniis, most d a tin g to the tive irk'. ne re crudely hacked Georgialls and ceilings of tw() th a t £hodox c h u rc h e s in helpede r th e 1974 Turkish recent ^f the n o n h em pan of ' Rotter rranean island. Many . name 1timaged. the eviliplomatic representa- cry.

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__ ptng dj)nncd a cowboy. ~ cSarmed nn America gc

kilow a newly opened Chi Eighteen years la ter,

• cessor wOI try to woo a States too familiar with tal side of Chinese rule.

President Jiang Zemin ished his English and cc

> lides and'U .S. diplomats■ o handle hostile dcmonsi

The C om m unist P a rty i 4ven th in k in g of ring i qpening bell a t the N e Sock Exchange.

As J ia n g p rep a re s to ■ ■ ■'fts r Chinese lead e r Id"

rd-carpet honors in Was sace 198S, he knows sue tlu road is crucial to hi tiftis athom e.

I. smooth performance hijeight-day tou rrw h id i Sulday, will give him thi of i l international siatesn qunt detractors In his p

< w i l l e d a strong signal t natiinal business lhat W ton Supports C hina’s r i help steady che flow of : invwm ent Beijing relies c

Hd^even hopes to disj rancti that has colored Ar viewslsince'1989, when tl nese i^ilitaiy opened fire i d redsrf unarmed p roven

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•can o ffc ia ls w ill go to Korea iJ is week to inves food n tols in the stricken counti^j'and also to tighten dures t> ensure aid goes ( childrej and others in dire i

Eveii b e fo re th e sch e arrival n Saturday, State I ment sjbkesman James P. today » d some bureaucrat dies htd been cleared to monitomg more pervasive.

But I^b in stressed “w< always ligarded monitorinj crudal”|o the world progi which th United Stales thi contributd 177,000 metric i grain. 1

Some 2S million children the age cj 6 , p d e n ts in ho and worters in spcdal pro to co m b s d isaste rs a rc helped. [

Even irahe best of times, Korea is aile to producc les half its fod needs. And now floods, d raght and a typho well as loslof trade after tl lapse of tiM Soviet Union in famine is i^despread.

W h ile ,t ic re is no cv ic Americnn corn, rice and food aid f being diverted to Korea’s hilitary or stolen, in tional rejef monitors do not access,td areas in the nortl the c e n b r of the country,offidals jiid recently. ____ ^

In /acj, L eonard 'R oger administntor witli the Agen In tem a iio n a l D eve lop r w a rn ed i“ We will n o t prc assistan t unless titere is cff<

T he V orld Food P rog •• which yproviding 330,000 n

tons o \|:raII, has ask ed ^ Korea d perm it 17 monitc ovcrseou mn>-way for •’’om i

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th e C hinese managein people. That kind t r is t , ccbounded when Deng party ccth e U nited States in and he c

B e ijing and W a sh - ' Jiangd full, formal des. gy fo rse leader can expect Februarhis summit partner. piano reC lin to n 's much cxhibitit

cy of “engagement” s ta te te- an attem pt to dis* poor ancr i^ its abuses, trade, “He hsar proliferation and in Westcims w ithout letting po litic ii:s derail reladons — Embass;e. has m etcs in both capitals times an<r relations, “quite a By th<n the personal char- often prf the two presidents, tas tes nJtong, a U.S. affairs H e sp eChina Institute for boned uj

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hen il crossed inio New ly f:ZIegg s;iid. Clegy was lhe sixih day of Jue r im en ta l m ig ra tio n , knovL-gan Oct. 13 in Grace. ry flmile od>-ssey, originated betv1 rancher K ent Clegg. Natii jrtaken lo determine i f A ; e s iic w hile w hoopers coui lluw ultraliglii planes lo c ran istinggrounds. natic gh the whoopers have natoi ley will follow llie ulira- Servi lied hy Clegg il is too ' Th pronounce th e experj- neral ccess, Stiian said.' chem •need 10 o b se rv e - th e — problw in te r long and see of Cli

/ do in the-spring.” he popu by a <

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ried pieces of ree f as Soa half-mile-wide over thatf so u th e rn N evada, ex tii;.said. offs>rg s;iid he has roamed cx tiifor several years and chan,

la iie red pieces of lhe BuI turned inlo a kind of tolo)ed Alamo breccia. U n i\ish happened 3 million ' Berktfo re one of th c five colieex tinctions o f life in pend

lisiory occurred ai the theN he D evonian P eriod ,;t organisms lived in the• researchers said. BB If, the impact couldn’t -cd Ihat mass extinction.----- —>erg .said researchers in ' nrs also found a crater ir breccia ro

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____*_Nathanid.T..Hood admiif e d e r a l D is tr ic t Cou ‘P o c a te llo th is past wci ■walked into the-AAimon \ 2of a Key Bank and stole S > t gunpoint. He also admii stealing a truck, a cell phot i 9mm pistol for use in th l e r y . , p

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w u ld be governor, is i in Idaho’s polTtical fii and competent, com douLS.

M ik e C rap o , th e 2 gressiitan w ho onnoun

---------- h e ’ll se e k Kempthonj<th e ty p e o f fellow you e n c o u n te r a t a Burl

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s in c e p as se d oui of f. A m erica, b u t in Idaho, o u r e lec ted officials.

T h a t approach help< a n d J o h n E vans dom: nor*s office fnr a genei e le c te d Idaho congres Taj'lo r to R ichard Stall ^vho couldn’t get arres A \i-nue.

O u rs is a m ore cost • no\%-ada>-s, but ou r cnr

chungcd . Idahoans stil m en they can look in th

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-----------year-reco itl-in -W ash irC rapo excels in th e ini t io n s h ip s th a t a r e iir H ouse - a nd indispens ate.

S til l , no o n e should how h a rd it is for a 2 i g ressm an H) pet cleae< It h asn 't liap p t^ed sino

B ecause th ere is so li la p b e tw e e n n o rth e rr Idiiho, 2nd D istrict coi to b e le s s w ell know

. S alm on River. Stallings 'I n h i s f a i le d S en a ti K em pthom e fi\-e >-ears;

I Secondly, som e non!I ■ reh ic tan tly vote for Mc

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X read e rs on subjects of □ U tts ra tbould Include nature, mailing oddress a

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w atched both the'Chrisli A nnual C onference and t

----------K eepers ra llyontelev isite rs o f both groups had a I about goals. If you m sh ii m crsed in one of these gr have a lo t of work to do.

F irs t, both m en sta ted i th a t homose.\uals a re not you w ill have to get rid ol A nd s ince this is to be a “ na tion , o thers will have ti Jew s, U nitarians, Hindus Buddhists, a theists, agnos H itle r a nd Stalin could nc m aybe these folks have a

T hen you will have to n uppity fem ales stop doin( th ings like voting and owi ty. O h. a nd you will have

' Idilg. Democracy is nol a I cept.

Y our b ank account had good sh ap e because this v sive. A li th e m en m il havi

■ few m ore wives and some to conform to the biblical im age. You ivill need a ya slaves, w hich will be preti

•aren’t likely to find them ; Pages, so they will have tc

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cal fea10, the s e n a to r w ho of Lati , i s a m e d ia g e n ic s ta r th c sta 1 firm am ent — cool As b ronnccted a n d cau- Mormc

those t)e 2nd D is tr ic t con- to a w ounced M onday th a t nam e i jm e^ S en a te s e a lr is • say.-Wfl you might ex p ec t to But ( urlcy R o ta ry C lu b tion u i o-earth a n d d ir e c t , achic^■ ̂iian in large g r o u |^ m ade t an whose w prd Ls his__ Amcri<

th e Rc]ail politics h a s long 1994. 'I >f favor in m u c h o f persistj iho, it's how w e like of Con^ i. In V.elpcd C e d i A n d ru s passed om inate th e gover- champ! ncmdon, a n d it has his con yessmen fn>m G len d id sho tailings - p la in folks jo rity’s r r e s t^ on M ad ison StiU,

• the seacosm opolitan s t a t e (H e rec cnre \a lu e s ha\"en’t 1 9% .)! still e le a congress- e d offi n the ej-e. , >-ou’re 1ongrcssma n th e for the senator. As His four- biUty ar shington in d ic a te s ,— But a : intcrpetV)nal rtla* ing Cra

im p o rtan t in th e exactly em able in th e Sen- criticisr

on politiuld u n d e re s tim a te In a £ a 2nd D istric t con- 52 millii a e d to the S en a te , th e bem ince 1950. powrrfu■o little m ed ia o\-er* m ent, it lern and s o u th e rn tive aboi congressmen te n d T h a t : own n o r th o f t h c has.vif;: ngs disco\-ered th a t a qualit; la te b id a g a i n s t reasonv irs ago. Crapo uDrtii Idahoans on ly to succe Mormons - a n an- the U 5.

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PetffYoriimembtrt of the editorial boanl and « sn Kwtcefi, Clark Wahvorth, Steve Ci

Write to uscomes letters from numtxir. I> of public Interest scene or Iude the wrtter"a alg- and The Tss and telephone ecfit all lel

ncondW onally -t-w ecks.-I-hov .^ ---------J g jTsiian C oalition • nd Ihc Promise

5h to become im- ,= ^ g n ,„ p , .y o u v ,^

cd unequivocally not welcome, so d o t all o f them . la-C hrisU ai." " " S h '

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m10 make liU thos« I S ’ “ i t i sins unbiblical V :o»ning proper.

I 'a S h S T c o n .

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integrity,-- laho valuesIt electnnd p a tte rn rooted in hii fear tha t th e Church of Jesus C .atter-D ay S a in ts woidd dom i sta te 's politics.s bo th a southeiTi Id ah o an ai m on. Cnipo will ha\t* to overc ;e obstacles. H e could b e vulnei ; w e ll-fu n d ed D em o cra t w ho le recognition in no rth ern IdaWalt .Minnick.-----------------------'it C rapo will go in to th e 1998 i with a very public track recot

e^■ement. M any o f h is reform ii le th e ir way into th e Contract jrica, which w as. th e h lueponi Republican take 2 en if i t _O Pm a- C c ?

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ffegB nm worse in Hollywood ^ A reriiew of die movie (nTBteNew York T i ^ says sates an aimless vision of &Cd- asige-annmie^ complete with iffi^ deodicao and neat Dricks ; off G ram as respirator.” That instUsdtalbgue: “She stinks: renShesm ells Uke baked fcfltf as helL Go over and shoot i ^ T ^ a n d w a k e h y u p .” 'K e

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But council m em bers sa:• ‘review of tribal programs : ! bf a m andate by Congn ; rebuild public trust in an < ; sive but failing effort to r I Northwest runs.i The conflict comes a t a ( ; time. The tribes and th e a

__ ;^h ic ;h re p re se n ts Or~\Vashihgtdh, Idaho and Wd i are in the m idst o f an un]• dented effort to create a foi

state, tribal and federal leai guide salm on reco v e ry i

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how die Bonneville Power A istration should spend S12 lion a year to aid fish'and w hurt \r̂ federal dams. The o recom m ended la s t montfi

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weekend m ee tin g to di racism was held in th is ea Utah lown without those or ers had hoped would benefit Ute tribal leaders and d t jrinlc

E piscopal c h u rc h c s ir Uinta Basin and th e Episi Diocese of U tah sponsorei

— i. workshop, “Breaking-Free Racism: W orking T ogeth

;Forest-pla: dispute gO( tohighcx)u

WASHINGTON (A P ) - Suprem e C ourt o n Moj agreed to resolve a dispute the governm ent’s m anagei plan for a nadonal forest to ci when those p lan s can be i lengcdincouTL

The jusdces said they will the Ohio Forestry A ssodat argument diat a challenge ti Wayne Nadonal Forest mar mcnt plan was prematiu^.

A lower court allowed the lenge to go forward and ruled the planning process ivas bi toward dear-cutting timber.

The U.S. Forest Service i ages national forests under a law that requires adoption of i agemenc plans to balance tir production and environm e needs. Spedfic projects then i get separa te 'app rova l to s they meet a plan’s requircmci

A 10-year p la n fo r Wa National Forest, approvc^d in 1 designated 126,107 of th e 17C federally owned acres as suit for timber production. On f fifths of those acres , th e i

------ allow s-clear-cutting-and-oimethods intended to allow

;___ growth that is all of the same a'T he Sierra Club and the (

zens Coundl on Conservation Environmental Control sue

------ 1992, challenging the overall pA federal judge in Colum

'up h d d the plan, but the 6 tli Clixuit Court of Appeals revei that ruling l;^t January. The c said the environm ental gro had legal s tan d in g to su e : need not wait to challenge a dfic projcct

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onreco w offenAP) — A SS7.6 million in pung Coun- on hold or eliminnon recov. effectiveness has Itnbeswho ITic tribes mare:fforts to age S482 million

programs.• say -iheir Last w ^ trib;ms is part the recommendatig ress to toiy and said theyan expen. legal actioato restore Council Chairm;

of M ontana, h a s ;a cnrical Ted Strong, c x e a

e counai, the Columbia Ri^ Oregon,_ _ fish Com m i^on, i

Montana, widi tribal leadersunprece- But Etchart saic

I forum of had listened canleaders to conccms before tary in the added th a t p ro j

. review will be fuiommends or no disruption,i r Admin- "We expendedS127 mil- effort to provided wildlife interaction w ith ile coundl wrote. “We assure>nth tha t target tribal projec

:aders skip raciAP) — A Living Together.”

discuss About 30 peopli i eastern Saturday session. i organiz- d ty o f f i c ^ were i efit most: ers told The Salt Lt city offi- “People from th

should be h e re .” 5 in th e Robert Two Bull piscopal beth’s in Whifcrocl □red the In S ep tem b er, ee From — called for a bpycot e th e r — em m ent agencie:

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h o ’s Nezib a l leaders called o th e r tribdation discrimlna- com m issi

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rman John E tduirt Strongsas sen t a lettpr to jeojKutiizeecudve director of e d by GoRivcrInter*TribaI dcvelopaiin, offering to m eet_ “T h a t 1ers. b een d o usaid he and others ac tions b;a re fu lly to tribal coundl,” S> caking acdon. He Id ah o crog ram s passing Field said funded with little — - forum is thu “ I don’lled considerab le being iipseie for m eanin^ul coundl ha;:h th e tribes," he accoun ta lire you we did not They ju s t ;jects.” would noti

3ism'talks in Uir.” s to re s . Th)ple attended the m em b ers3n. Both U te and Vernal, 301 re invited, organiz- T heaaict Lake Tribune. ju d g e dec1 the City Coundl which liesI,” said the Rev. Ouray Res<ulls o f St. Eliza- to tribal la'ocks. v is it in g 'pe r , U te lead ers RoosevSt. cott by tribal gov-— p ay sta te ts:ies of Roosevelt sta tecoun:

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•R U PE R T - The Gra< ; 'C en te r will hold a “Ilarvcst 1 ; :630 to 10 p m Friday at d ie -• Meridian.

L- -BURLEY - A Harvest I• held from 830 to 1130 p jn . : a t 16th Streec and AlmoAva

• • •RUPERT - The Annual 1 i .D inner is set for 630 to 9 p.n i ;ihc Elks Lodge, 200 W. 85 S.

: : -BU RLEY - The Go!d« : rScnior Center’s Craft Show• ;Nov. 22-23 at the center, 2>1 : ;Ave.’

•TWIN FALLS-A Ilaliov is p lanned for 4 to 6 p.m. Taylor Building at die College Idaho.

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: • . •BUHL - The Immaculate : Church has planned its an r• d inncrfo rS io8 p.m.Saturdaj

: ‘F IL E R -n ie Holiday Ciaf; ; held from 10 am. to 6 pjn. S : noon to 4 p.m. Sunday at thi ; County Fairgrounds.

: •JE R O M E - The anm ; IMountain Oyster Feed is plan

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• J E R O M E -T h e L ibertj■ Academy has planned an Oldi , C o u n try A ffair fo r 10 a.m

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Hips prom ised more of v ith c r a f t s and gifts ison • E aste r, M others’ s a n d graduation.

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