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. been filling gaps ii tecijs and children:

^School imiforSom e teachcrs di

_ _ tions would ceasc forms.

Hoops aplentyFrom Shaq to Ui

day w as full o f bosk

•NFLrfinale^——■Th'cre-Avas-no'^ w here the N FL ’s bi Pro Bowl.

Flying southThe Seattle Scoht

ing in the LA Ram NFL pre-season roll

Catch an edgeSnow boarding ha:

storm , but i t ’s hardei

.. ^_Barry. on the tii C o lu m n ist D ave— - — charm sof-the-spo rt

in Idaho.

A turning tide?' Does the election (

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X iidr^M eadoT h e a c tre s s w hor

w anted to send “to t Honeymooners"^dicd

Return to theP residentia l candii

p ines for the good tim

Crash Idlls 22A C olom bian plant

a ir shortly a fte r lake Poraguay.

. Haiti mfsslon ncU .S . M ilitary lead<

have declared Operatii • ‘.iB cy laiBley-successft

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1 morning-ecast:W, freezing rain"^br"slcet is ghs 25 to 4 0 . T o n ig h t o f roin o r snow.

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R U PER T - Rep. Ste has ridden herd on Ida! years, looks forw ard ti golf, travelling o r fishir

' come.H e m ay d a b b le in ]

w ork, act as spccial assi ho T ax Commission or I packing company.

A ntone, the longest-*_____ o fJhcJdaho_L cg ia lo iu r

w eek that he will not sci fall.

_ Fellow lawm akers me to leave after this scssic on institutiohjn~memory, a pow erfu l voice for M But the 74-year-old Ante cal about retirement.

“ I figured it w os tim< else hove o cfiance," he

--------to g o 'oitr om opr ----------În h is y ears in the.L

to n e - d escribed as qu on a rd e n t c rib b a g e pit nessed the s teady stren

FamilyThe A ssociated Press

L A K E V IE W , O h io — television in the d im ly lit r carried repeated reports Sui o f th e d ea th o f S g t. 1st C D onald A. Dugon, the first so ld ier to d ie on peacekee; duty in B osnia.

"H e w as a gocfd person, was strong, strong-headed," his ex-wife, Betty Dugon, sii on a c o u ch in the fom ily n with the ir two c h ild ren ..

"H e w as a goo d fa th e r, was a good husband.”

"I d o n ’t understond w hy father is dead , because he supposed to be over there ki in g p e a c e ,” floid 19 -y ear-

HydroplajdropcauscH ie A ssocisted P t t ta '

CO E U R d ’A LEN E — ed h y d ro p la n e s a re oAe thunderboats..B ut th e roai tu rb in e s p o le d 'In com po th e u p ro a r 'o V e r th e proi h y d ro r a c e s o h J .ak e d ’A lene. ,

So m uch opposition devc the L abor D ay boot races tl nizers decided to drop the I

O rg an ize r John M cO ru . trying to-stoge'the races in

o f such fierce opposition w IniB.^ffort.

“ I t w as lik e tw o thoroi ' how es roclng for a cliff,” ^

th e L e g is la tu r e , R e p . Ste>

•an law];rt legislators

Rcput

_ fairly S tcvc 'A n lo 'ne, Who ties ; 1

Idaho tax law for 28 than C d to p lay ing a little "Th shing in the years to said. '

had toin p u b l ic 'r e lo t io n s N o \assistant' fo r the Ida- muchor buy potatoes for a pcrsor______ -r ------- Rep

:st-sianding m em ber praiseiilure, confirm ed lost tics.'seek re-election this "H e

'. men 0mmim hts decision Al In h

ssion for the loss o f on hisary, a tax expen and "H er M inidoka County. 1 w oulintone'is philosophi- commi

. ..he g ivim e to le t som eone plead 1he said. " I t’s better short.

— — :----------------------- m nnrne. L eg is la tu re , A n- Antequiet, m o d es t an d qu estp la y e r - h o s w it- C haimreng then ing o f the to unsc

L iso D ugon. "I w< . . ..C liiilonto explain t

~ T h e H er IS-ycar-old lit room a id , reca lled fishi: Sunday his father.It C lass D ugan . 38 , o f l rst U.S. C en te r, w as killed keeping northern Bosnia wl

ently stepped on a I ion. He' H e was the nintli d ," said d ie r to d ie since b , sitting b egan en te ring thi y rpom —D cce n jb e r .'M o re . .. - 1 d iers, three o f then

ier. H e ho v e b een in jurec ' tnines.

/hy m y ' Dugan’s body an he w as s te in A ir B ose in e keep- Sunday. N o detoiU !o r-o id ■ ;P ira s ¥ 8 “e e S

aneracesu] se after fiirc

~ er, ow ner of-o't said. “ We fe lt

— U nlim it- the r a c e , b u t ifên c a lle d down and golt< roar o f th e ir O pponents < nporiaon to — tlie D iam c )ro sp e c t o f Have polluted 1 ik e C o e u r hillside ond dh

drunks, leveloped to The City Co :s th a to rg o - lo st w eek wh lie Idea. races, biit that 3rudei; s a id prior to the vo l in th e f b c e re p o r te d ly o' n w as a los- ph o n e c a lls ir

races.)ro flghb red , "I think It’s a i" M cO rud- P ie

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m akerwill give ‘sonlublican Party. I'hcn-he-first-stortcd,- thc Hc ly evenly split between the ; w ith on ly tw o m ore Repi I Democrats.rhe party had to stick 0 lo t cl< . "W ith only tw o votes jp S| to m ind y o u rp ’s and q ’s ." ■ ow , he said , Id ahoans don h about politics, voting tnori on than tlie pany. e p u b l ic a n s :a n d ^D em ocra sed Antone for his partisan-f

le ’s one o f the best committi over there, I' would say ," sj

n h nsfin n.Pnf*n>«»llrt u /h rtis committee for at least 0 dci Ic doesn’t play favorites or a uld have to suy thut not only mittee mem bers, but w ith a ives them all the tim e they i their case and he never c't t. I th ink h e ’s really a supe

itone first got into politics 01 it o f th en -R e p u b lic o n con rmon John Peavey, who was iseat the Democrat w ho held 1

dsmou]would like.B ill

d brother,’ Don- H u f l f l hing tr ip s w ith

f n earby B ellecd Saturday inwhen he appar-a land m ine. , H B B r f)th alliance 8olr: N A TO troops, . '

cm A m ericans,’

irrived a t Ram- n G erm any on l ^ “ — ils w ere a v a i l - " D o n S 0 i;0 IEFyA2 ‘'N a t i v e o f I

ippoiters F or erupts•on ofHee supply store,:lt we could have won J t fa lle n a lo n g w oy ' itcnhurt." ' •3 contended the event v Tiond C u p — w o u ld & i the laice.-destitsyed a , . I S Ji^wn 0 mob o f rowdy' . H

Iôuncll wos to decide ri /h e th e r to a llo w th e ' ■ at becam e m oot days .' A vote. The council was E o v e rw h e lm e d w ith .E S in opp o sitio n to th e ■ ' ,

9 a great thing tho citi- . 'le a 8 e '8 e e IW C & A 2

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" reachcn ne else a

A ntone campai H ousc w as -fa im cr'overa llsie two nor- o f thc_yote.____ep u blicons During his tir

and w on local closcr," he c i t ie s 'w i th pc

> spare you 10,000 such as In the early J 98

lon’l J liin k cespful b id agi iore-for,ihe Stivers-. H c h a s ;

cigirettes and pi :ra ts Q like He knows wh n-free poli- a n d w h y they— - .....— C ran e ,-R -C o ldlittee chair- business commi ’ said Rqp. " I t’s going to has, served—pIaco4-man-of-5 dccode. . _ couse o f h is ex] r anything, wisdom,” he sai< lly w ith the — Rep.- J im Ken 1 anybody. A ntone w ith Idj ey need to and open commi cuts them .. "H e 's not a cl

iper choir- lation o r s tic l^ i Kempton said.

5 ot the re- A ntone said h o m m itte e to do ofter the 5 '05 seeking farming busines: Id the s e a t . ' nancial difficult]

irn sold

o n a ld A . D u g a n ■ o f B e lla C e n te r , O hlt? Q

.

T h e C o e u r id 'A len e C ity l3i v ie w in g i p o t f o r h y d r o p l j r a c » e c a o a e d b a c k e r a t o '

o o f CHWES'liwWINEmw T>n»» tWm

es limita chance’ipaigned door-to-door in his ills and w on with 60 pcrccnt

i time in of1!cc, he fought for co l-op tion taxes for reso rt p o p u la tio n s o f le s s th an

os Kctchum and Sun Valley. 1980s, he lounched an unsuc- aga inst thcn -S peaker T .W . las seen tax' ideas - on' I Iquor, d property - com e and go. . w hat ideas have been tested

ley fa ile d ,' 's o id R ep . Ron o ld w e ll, w ho se rv e d pn a . im ittee w ith him.; to be extrem ely hard to re* of-Slovon^ntontf-6-caliber-be— experience, knowledge and said.Cempton,- R-Albioh; credited - Idoho’s stoble tax structure

nmittce meetings, a chairman who hides Icgis- ks it in the trunk o fh is cor."I -------------------------------d he w ill likely decide what le session ends. He left the ness last year bccausc o f fi- ulties.

lier killi: War crii ■ receive i

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B E L G R A D E , Y ugosl Serbion president Slpbodo

------sevic agreed Sunday to pc• ternational w ar crimes in

■ to rs t d op en an o f f ic e ' m ove tha t cou ld occelci gathering o f e v idence ol

' cleansing in the four-yeot Bosnia.

The gesture o f cooperati- - the tribunal in The Hogue

( l3each o n L ak e C o e u r d'> ip l j^ .n u ^ c e s i^ t ig p o r te r e a to ~ drop p la n s t o o rg a n iz e

M i a i i M i i t e

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_ ...T he Associated Press

W A SH IN G TO N .^ budget for 1997 — 1 version — will be f(

, Monday, but ihc presi could certainly be cx( "W hy botlicr?”

A presidcn tls budj dead on arrival by nn in;cnt on setting its ow but Clinion’s new bu< ultimnic exercise in ful

W hile he is prescni 1997 fiscal year, lie Congress are still locki

____ QVdLthcJSgG-spcndir• the currcnibudget yoai

w, “ In a scnsc; t lu n 9 ! being lapped by 1997. for ihe previous race : the gun is going o ff fo Robert Reischauer, fo Congressional Budget

' doub ted ly go ing to c amount o f confusion."

Tlierc’s a simple ans\ is producing a new bud,

— law to-suhmit-a-afwndi is by the first Monday ii i r ■ ■ cover th'e fiscalycar sia:___ ■-____ ^The adm inistrationj>r minimal requircment-s > rt document that will skc n w hal his spending rec ^ The actual budget witl :- w on’t be ready until Mi

Administration ofTic r, be ony surprises. Mond:

the president’s la.st offc d uary in the marathon bu n A s pan o f a comprot a . governm ent shutdown

meet the Republican d • - budget thot woulcTbc in

—r2002"using cconom icn J C o n ^ ss io n a l Budget C

C linton released del J - - -Jan—IS .'l t would trim i ; the big health care pro{

'b y S I24 billion over ll compared to S 168 billio

ll would produce SS9 Medicaid, the ovem m

t gram for the poor, com ! in the GOP plan, and it

go v ern m en t program : compared to S349 billic

___ GOP.

edinBtme investig? access to Se

es 0 two-year rcfi "bian leader_lo grc

islovio — access._ ' dan Milo- T h e re hove be permit in- m eetings here be invesligo- and Serb official e 'h e r c , o e v rd en ce -g a th e r lerate th e American officioh o f ethnic lors now will be 1

:or wor in Serb .eyewitnesses In another corn

ation with M ilosevic told Seu e r e v e r s - ---------------- P lease

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I 'A le n e w o u ld 'h a v e b e e n 1 I e a ld . B u t s t r o n g o p p o a ltl re f u tu r e e v e n ts .

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M.'— President C lin ton 's — at least a bare bones )C form ally i:nveilcd on iresident and the country ; excuscd for wondering,

>udget is often declnrcd ' nn opposition Congress > own spending priorities,■ budget seems to be ihe 1 futility. ' seniing a budget for the fie and ilk* Republican

ocked ill '^lulemated uilksnding-plan.-cvcn-lhm igli------year is one-third gone,~1996 budget process is- >97. We have the runners ice still on the inick and IT for the new race," said -, former director o f the Iget Onice. "Tliis is unto cause a trem endous in."answer why the president budget: He is required by ending plan to-Congrcss— sy in February^ lhal will r sianing the next Dei. 1.on-said-it-will-meel-llic______nts wiih a 15- to 20-page

skctch in broad outline .: recommendations are. with line-by-line details I March 18.)fTicials say there won’t onday's budget will track offer made in early Jan- n budget negotiations. ■ promise 10 end a 21-day own. Clinton agreed to in demand to produce a )c in balance by ihe year

jel Onice.details c5f his offer on

im -gpw th in-McdicrffC'.“ ‘‘-------program for ihe elderly.: r the next seven years, illion in theG O P plan .SS9 billion in saviniis iti mment health cart pro- :ompared 10 S85 billion id it would trim general •ams by S297 b illion , lillion envisioned by the

BosniagatorsSerbiarefusal by the Scr-

' grant investigators

3 been o c c a s io n a l e betw een tribunal cia ls but no direct ,h e rin g p e rm itted , ciols said inv estip - be able to question .5SCS to crimcs. conciliatory m ove,I Secretary o f Stale) a s 0 s e e W A R /A 2 - '----------

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“ “ S o ld ie r -C o n tin u e d from A1 able on when he wouU to th e -U n i(c d S ta te s , spokesm an K laus Proes

E arlier Sunday, a t n: th e B o sn ia n to w n o f co lum ns o f soldiers st<

---------- tion b efore U .S . an d N /D ugan’s casket w as lo

■plane.He had been in the

----------- 1978.- — ........ ............D ugan 's currcnt wife,

in G erm any.His m other, w ho live

ton in H ardin C ounty, < to talk w ith reporters S

_______ crni rc ln tives hnd gnthhome.

Friends recalled Dug u p on a farm here in O hio. • ^

"H e w as very smart, I . s m a r te s t k id s in o u r <

K athy C ahill, w ho grai him a t ftidgem on t Hig: 1975. “ H e g o t a lo n g > body.”

“ I t ’s a lo t d iffeP en t watch it on TV and y o i it is in th e box th ey ’re

• she said o fh is death.

Race—_ C o n tin u e d from A l

zens o f C oeur d 'A lene c ing heard from ,” 'sa id Si law yer w ho led the oppo

E sse n tia lly , race pro ' o u t o f time.

M cG nidcr said they f 20 deadline to inform th H ydrop lane A ssociatio r so rs and the television s

— :— T ic h E S P N -th n t- th rra c c he ld on th e lake.

M c G r u d e r s a id ( learned that, regardless ( e iP s dec is io n , opponen to. f ile legal challenges ti T h a t w ould have delayec c is io p u n til a t le a s t M. c h a n c e s fo r ra c e s th is G fu d e rsa id .'

C i r c u l a t i iTy Raiudell, circulation d

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, toovrano'in the editorial dc . , i - -7 3 3 -0 » l b«iw«en 10:00 a

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Sunset today 5:54 p.m . ' Suoriae tom orrow 7:49 a.m . L unar phase: Full, Feb. 4 ; lost q Feb. 12; new , Feb. 18; last qua r 25.-

-VlslMs plonats: Momlng. Jupltor, Evening: Saturn, Vonus. Mdrcw

}uld be returned les, sa id A rm y •nescnt. UEV,It an air base a t N ews' ‘ o f T u z la , tw o . nally bl

; stood a t atten- tobacco K A TO flags bs frey Wi

i loaded onto a packing threats a

h e Arm y_sin^c " A m.................... ph’oiie',

'ife, Mimi, lives ' w ith tol your ki(

lives near Ken- c h ie f f( y , d id not want T o b acc S Sunday. Scv- utes'” N;n lh g rc d a t h e r_______ -CBS-1

s le s ov3ugan grow ing quashei in w est-central managei

in g theart, one o f the takeove j r c la s s ," sa id was fear graduated w ith In it,iig h School in m e r lg w ith every - Sandefu

he testifen t w hen y o u 'îne is n( you know who ^ In Sui / ’ic carry ing ,” • includei

“I feel thle ended up be- lost,” M cd i 1 Scott Reed, a event w oul pposition to the lion to the a

------------------ "T herc-vp ro m o te rs ran spent, but it

bed and boo y faced a .Feb. OrgonizC I the Unlim ited 25 ,000 spei lion, the spon- O pponents in sports chan- draw |00 ,0 ( a c c s -c o n ld b e —local resoun

Opponent o r g a n iz e r s " in truders ,”

ss o f the coun- loca! vegeti len ts in tended spoil the en\ » to the races. Restrictin] yed a final d e- w eekend co M ay , k il l in g ‘th e y u p p ic j

l is y e a r , M e- w ith th e ir e . sp o n so rs to

itio n P*"- * ” ‘‘,'**2(ports resulU on director \ coll 733^31. inet are open be- y. I fy o u 'w n o in - .___ a

IfyOUWlli» « ™ o - . 733^93 )feklq, .0931 Monday

until 3 p .n t«» 10 a.11). ZnfoRs

: a b le w e a a s ^ ,e r call 577.4042.

Svbiaipiioe Homcdeliv.

per week; Sun MoilfubKripU

’ andaresvsilab igins editor cnaioulned. K io fw i»hto taIkô Sunday 53.50 1 dqjanraent, call p e r woek;.Sur )0;a.m . and-5 :30 ' }< ^.» rstesM l

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'.February 5.1996

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* . M a g i c V a--- -------------- Winter wcathe

ing rain or s lee t! the mid-30s. Soi with a chanec c

^ ' ' '■ * cloudy. A chance

E x t e n d e d

^ Wodaeaday t l‘‘.r.' <*hnnr>» n f vtillry r

day. Lows in th e ;

W o o d R I v

Winter slofhv^ ^~^T| and stcct likely. A“ [ ^ 20s. Cloudy tonig

20s. Tuesday clou

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Winter .weather sleet in the momi mulation I to 3

e a e f i ia wind* 5 to 15 mpl ISlSSmSSiL Lows arounVMAmiWMMr.Ine' "H i^V 35 t045.

N o r t h e r n I

I s A chance o f sh5 01 .243 09 ... ' 40s ‘0 the mid

^ 21 ii3 N p r t h e r n l

A snow advisor J24 snow or rain ionlgi

ato:. .10 showers, thance c tto: 6.66 tonight and 30 peni5 i « - r 4 a o : —,ntor!. Idaho wK . 92 pet. - An nfrtii- wtrmw, on: 30.23 . a ^êk was startinj

But most momii grees. Several arco precipitation.

Terapcratur« at to the upper teens grees. The cool spc

5t quarter. Winds were l i ûarter, Feb. s t 20 mph.

lor. ----------------■cury.

Ex-tobacco e: SO Minutes’ hEW ' Y O R K (A P ) — C BS s ' “60 Minutes” on Sundi^ fl- ’ broadcast its-intervicw with - :cb industry whistleblower Jef. ' W igand, w ho s a i f he began ing a h a n d ^ becduse o f death ts ag a i^ t him. and his family., male_yoicc that w as on _thc_ ie , th a t sa id ; ‘D o n 't m ess • tobacco any m ore. How arc kids?” ’ W igand, ex-research ‘ for B row n •& W illiam son icco C o rp . , 'to ld “ 60 M in .’ M ike W allacc in A ugust. iS-has-boon-deep-in-legal-hafr— o v e r th e s to ry , in it ia lly

hed in N o v em b er by. CBS gcment, which w as ncgotiat- he n e tw o rk !s SS.4 b illio n )ver b y W estin g h o u sc and dufu l o f a costly legal action, it, W ig an â llcg ed that for- ; B & W chaiV m aTTTH om as '1 sfur lied to C ongress w hen itified that he believed nico . : > not addictive.Sunday’s te lecast — w hich ] ded th e o ld in te rv iew and i

the city, o f C oeur d ’A lene r:Cjrudcr said, estim ating the t }uld have brough t S3 m il-e area. i: i w as -going to -be-m o n ey - -ct it would have gone to the tjooze boys,” Reed said. b iz6 rs .en v is io n ed d raw ingp ec ta to rs o v e r th ree days, rts worried the races would g1,000 people, o verw helm ing . glurces. ' - - tl en ts feared an invasion o f5,” w ho w ould u r in a te ’on L;e ta tion .and g en era lly dc- tlenvironment. • ' ritin g lake access during the Icould spark rio ts betw een w

lies denied the righ t to 4Uay .r expensive boats, and the b. to p la y w ith th e ir m uen ei

:dayj. To report late news and we Its after 5:30 ^ on weekends, oni >31. dai

oniAdvertising per

»rit.sdvBrtUingdiroctOf • " " iHsh lo place an advenlicment.- 931. C fw ined adJ, call 733. lay Ibrou^ from 7 o.m. I snd Saturdays fhm 7 sjm until ' „ '

an n ^ n c w d i ^ y ^ l i Bv^. |j»j

i' . . o ndoorstcf --------- e.'tyilivay: daily and Sunday, 53J5 Sunday only, S2.00 per week, "en fptkms rausi be |wid in advance on \ liable only when deUvety is not F L Mall rates: local.daity and 50 per-week, daily only $3.00 Sunday only S2.25 per week. . rdallysnd Sonday M.OO per....- -

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forecasts,/ a l l e yathcr advisory today, w ith a ^ cet likely. A ccum ulation 1 t t ^ i Sotitiieast w inds S to IS m p h . ' :c o f snow o r ra in . L ow s 25 I in c e o rrs in . H ighs in the mid-40

3 d r e g i o n a l f o r e c a

y th rough Fri.c ty m o s tly c loud ey min qnti mmmtnm gnrh e 30s. Highs in the 40s cast to Io

i i v e r V a l l e y

tiywatch today, w ith a mix o fsn o y. Accumulation 3 to 5 inches. H might, w ith a chancc o f snow. Lc :loudy. A c tu p ce o f snow . Highs

e V a l l e y - -

th e r advisory today, w ith sn o w ,: 3m ing c h a n ^ n g to rain in the a( > 3 inchq$. H ig h s in the m id-I m ph. C loudy ton igh t, w ith a cha o u n d 3(X T uesday c loudy^ A c

n N e v a d a - '

r show ers today. Snow' level ftii ,500 feet central. H igbs firom thi m id .5 0 s w e s t ; ; ,

1 U t a h 7 ’ : -

tsory is in effec t th is m i ^ n g wi n ig h t T uesday m ostly c l ^ y w cc o f precipittU bn 60 perecnt tod

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i w e a t h e r g u m n

m asstltatdom inn tcd -the -G em Si rting to push eastw ard on Sunda) )m ing tempem tu^cs still were ar areas in southeastern Idaho recc

s a t 3 p.m . M ST ranged from tl en s. T he w arm sp o t w as Lewi: spo t w as a t Soda Springs a t 18 d light except a t Soda Springs whe

executive te] he fears for

S new footage — W igand . 1- that Sandefur refused fo Ih -d is c u s s io n s obout m aki f . ' cigurcttcs, saying it wouli in com pany a t “extrcme~cji h w ith its.other tobacco pro

■Wigand also told “60 îc__that_Bro_wii_&.Williams(;s • n ey K e n d rick W ells ed ■e m inutes o f a tobacco resc h m eeting to rem ove re fe r n research o n "safer” cigare 1. . T he "60 M inu tes” rep

d e v o te d a lm o s t e q u a l ■r— wliQ t— i t— oa I led — &fo y W illiam son’s “ fu ll.throat S p a i ^ " to d iscredit Wigai

w as fired by B& W in 199 n "C B S m an ag em en t w d let us broadcast ou r origir . ... b e c a u sc th e y w e re i . . nbout the p o s s ib ility o f s b illion -do lla r law suit agi 1 fo r ‘tortious interference’ . is, intQffering w ith Wigam

f id e j i t i a l i ty a g re c m o n 1 B row n & . W ilIiarnson,” 1 said o n S w d a y ’s bra'adcoi

: m ore expensive boats,” J : tended. . . I •

The w eekend is traditic o f the busiest o f the sumi

’ - organizers-w anted to-reso : to a public park, beach an

boat launch.“ Idahoans a re jd n d o f fiii

race o pponen t JefT CouUi g e t p re tty u p se t w hen so

. go ing to res tric t them frcfiling they ow n.” ; ------

H ydros a re n o th in g ne L ^ e C ity. C ity officials f th.e hydro-racing business t r ie s o f b o o z e - fu e le d rio 1960s. O ne m ob had to be w ith policc using w atcf hos

. A 1985 proposal to bring back w as soundly dcfeate< ers.

w cet, daily only $3.50 per week, only $2.50 per week. Out o f stai daily and Sunday S5.00 per wee

rates, A .S |.m c l ) a ; s e > l l UMevie retunKd<becki. , . -

M aain fonnsti^Tbe Times-News (UPS 63t-080J

llshed daily, at 132 Third St. W, F a llr ,- ldaho .-83301 ,- by M agie N ewsB^xrs 1 ^ Second-clus poitt at Twin Falls by The Times-News. city and counly newspaper purtuam iion 6C-1D8 oflhe Idaho Code. Tint hereby designated,aii'ihe day b f th on which legal notiees will be publii

'Poatmastec, please tend change d r m fomi lo: P.O. Box 548, Twli Idaho 83303.

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iW o f snow, frcez- .f n*r>nches. H ighs in 5 0 s J. C loudy tonight,5 to 35 . T uesday 0 ^

; a s t

udy w ith a sligh t \mnu> <hnwi.T<lower 50s w est

now; freezing rain * -------Highs in the m id . ; FRONTS;

Lows in tlie low er — —Iis around 30. ▼ ▼ *

COLD

V, freezing rain o r afternoon. A ccu- ’ ”

J-30s. Sou theast hance o f snow or L chancc o f rain . _

Idaho: H i^ Nation: Hi{

ta n i a bout'5 ,500 lh o30 .ahd ji,U - Tunc lo th .

, o rc a ll4 2 3 .

with'B chance o f w ith a chancc o f T h eA sso c ia lodoy, 40 p e rc e n t. -

■ • • TemjieTnti ■ .......: n u ic h 'd f th cmaryStatc .fo r almost-..-, R w o rd lo'

i^y - U a tP u c b l .

abound zero de-« iv= d t t . c c o f Louisi.nn, I

L ..J . State, O hio,I Ihc middle 30s nndWisconsvision a t 34 de- A new stoB degrees. Coast, carryi:here winds blew 'U p to S im

m en to V allcj

;lis I Wai• l i - f v a C o n t in u e d

I H C W a rre n C h r , , . . th e U S . Inf. d n ls o s a id an officc in to t e c n to A lbanian pr k ing safe r ihc Serbian 1 uld p ul the Christoph exposure i„ i ,

.. Uie polilicol I M inutes’ pe„^|fcU «:„ ison altor- ists-jtow rfra :d i tc d th e m y 'to 'in d c i iscarehers ^ ^ a n fu rlh ercnccs 10 ,„îa,

, B ut Chriscport also M ilosevic to j ’g tion o f w

* In T h e H ag u alcd cam - ,j;,„ provisio g n d .w h o , loid Christo

, , . fo u n d in th e in S c iiia .

!inal slo iy u s . c1 w o r r ie d . ponersundciil_ a .m u iii------- identity, saidigam st us .T h e stop ! ' ~ • na tio n v is itm d s c o n -s n t w i t h _ _ .' W a lla c e I d a H O

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' .'t h a z a r d o u s d s n o w a c ro ss d a y

Road Condi

d o ia l iy o n c dcr” ^ sn m m e r.-R a c e bird H ill, wet; s tn c t a c c e s s — -G rongeville-V a n d a r o a jo r floor; W inches

' . drifts; Lewistofu n n y ,” s a id f loo r, d r if ts ; l i te r . “ T h e y snow f lM t, sr s o m e o n e is • ' '" f -

r r o n ^ e ^ - , . ' - a “i ' l .‘ . Pass, snow flo<

n e w in t h e u , s . 12t g o t o u t o f k e n ’s n o w fl<s a f te r a sc - snow flo o r ; Li o t s i n t h e . floor.>e d isp e r se d In te rs ta te 8-o se s . 'o y spots,n g th e t a c e s CaW well-Namit « I b v v o t- *"^ ken snow floor

ila’io rstci^ / m I F ' ^ 1eek, daily )nly $ ^

m a s n s i s a i. c c u W e a th e r * f o r e c a s t fo r n t

Bofxli separata htgh tan

WAHU STATIONAMY

L E S ^ GGO EOtv, SHOmtS ftW T.STOIW5 fLUf

i i ^ , 35 degrees o t Lew iston. Lo H igh, 78 a t Catalina A valon and

the N atiodal W eather Scrvicc ra 23-4423.

Cold shocks muic ia tod Press‘... ■r-'-'*' •" 'rnlurcs h it low s below zero ag he no rthern t ie r o f s ta te s and so h ile a new sto rm sp read heavy

low s w ere posted from th cR o< :b lo , C olo ., to the E ast C oast, v om ed o u t a t 6 above, ratures a lso h it record low s in / 1, M ic h ig a n , M isso u ri. N ew J io, O k la h o m a. T cnncssee . T ex

storm system w as m oving oshc ty in g h eavy rain in to C alifornia inches o f rath w as reported in

Iley and the ad jacen t S ie n a Ne^

ir ___3d f ro m A 1'h ristopher he would permit [nformation Agency to open in K osovo, a predominantly province whose autonom y

in leader rcvcrscd jn .l989 r . iphersoid-lhc.U .S. iDtention. lg the office was lo bolster ia\ and cultural rights o f the ere. M any K osovo national- jv an rto go beyond autonodependence, w hich w ould r lh c r s p l in te r in g o f Y u -

iristopher fa iled to induce : to arrange^for the exUiidi- ar crim es suspects fo r trial.

ision in its laws. M ilosevic stopher any w ar crim inals the country would be tried

>. oHicials, w ho briefed re- der rules that shielded iheir aid that-was unacceptable,— p .here com pleted a three- s it b y C h ris to p h e r to th e

1 road report(A P ) — T h e Idaho D e-

) f T ransportation reported ' $ d r iv in g co n d itio n s and ss m uch o f the stote Sun-

nditions:— P lum m er-C anad ian bor- snow floor; R iggins-W hite-

e t; W hitcb ird Hill, icy spots; r -W inchesie r, b roken sn o w • i hester-L ew iston, snow floor, iston-M oscow , broken snow I s ; W e ise r-N e w M e ad o w s, ' . snow ing ; M arsing-O regon i I snow floor, snow ing. itc 9 0 — F o u r th o f J u ly

floor, snow ing . 1 - f L ew is to n -O ro fin o , b ro . (f l o o r ; O r o n n o - L o w c l l , 1

; L o w e ll-L o lo P a ss , sn o w i- t

• 8 4 — O regon lin e -C a ld - « 3ts; b roken snow floor, rain;u n p a area , icy spots, b roken Isno w in g ; B o ise a rea , b ro - t

oor, B oise-M duntain H om e, a

^ In fo rn fi

^ - SPOp*o«0 )uic(>ni

T h e T i i i i ^

k ' ■

r n oon, M onday, F eb . 5.1 tomparatue zones for tTM day.

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E 3 E 3 . S £fL urm a swotf ice sum/y pt.c

.L o w , 20 below a t Salmon. ' and T herm al, C alif. Low, 46 bcio'

c rad io band a t V H F-FM 162.4 oi

uCh of nation, rah igher!

~ O n t l I a g a in Sunday acro ss o f nortli i sou thw an l acro ss the ' ' 'Snou; avy ra in into C a lifp r- leys o f i----------------------------------------.Tho-lR o c h e s , w here i t w as m uch o it, w h ere G eorgetow n, T jy accit

S tiffin A rkansas, Q eorgia .. tween C w Je rse y , N ew Y ork High fc x a s , W est V irg in ia les, gusi

. Casper.ishore a long the W est S und m ia. ranged lin p a rts o f the Sacra* noon rci

N evada, w ith snow a t low est v

Balkans. H e urged leader lit and B o sn ia to free rem; :n prisoners and to protect Iy rights o f residents o f ih< ly m e r Y u g o s la v r ep u b li , .B o sn ian p ea c c ac c o rd s 'm. .m eiitcd ......................—er C hris to p h e r expressed le about the outlook for imj i- the, peace accords. ‘‘Pcac > ning to take hold in the I id goslavia.” he said Sunday 1- conference.

"W e are both optimisti :e v ie said in h is 'pw n , 4 cpc i- m ent to reporters. B ut hi ll. n a led in d ip lo m atic lam I- m ere weê rough spots iii ic ing . “W c have hod very Is op en ta lk s ,” he sa id , de d take any questions.

The tribunal in The Haj :- d ie ted 52 su sp ec ts , m os ir S erbs, an d fu rther ind ict — expected before the end Of :- . C h r is to p h e r e sp e c ia ll e M ilo se v ic to com pel tht

b roken snow floor, snowing; 1 H ^m e-O lcnns F c n y , icy spf I show floor, rain ; Bliss-TWm

icy spots, snow ing , d rifb ; T..... B urley ,-icy spo ts, snow flooi

drifts; Burley-Utah line, wet, snowing, drifts.

Idaho 55 — Horseshoe E nelly, wet, icy spots; Donr M eadow s; w et, broken sn

■ drifts.”"; —------- -Idaho 21 - > Boise-Idaho

b ro k e n sn o w f lo o r , snow ti C i ty .L o w m a n , b ro k e n sm d r i f t s ; L o w m a n - B a n a e r CLO SED .

U.S. 20 — M ountain Home — tc y jp o t t r brokea-snow floir,

f le ld -C a r e y , ic y s p o ts , sm drifts; A rco-Idaho Falls, icy i ken snow floor, Idaho Falls-i4 spots^ b roken snow floor; Asi tana Une, ic y spo ts; broken si snow floor, snow ing.

U .S . 2 6 — Id a h o F a lls '-’ line, icy spo ts, b roken snow fl flo rr, SD0 wing;<Blackf00t-A rt snow floor, snow ing.

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Atlantae \ Boston

\ • t i ^ y r A Chicago) Dallas

i d f l r D«nvora S B k . Dea Molnea

I S S B r Dotroltj W B S P Honolulu

^ n ^ . ' Houston •■jSSkKi Indlaruipolifl

f - i r ' B K oosas City *-»» V ooas

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Mlnnoapolis ay Now O rlooa

C a Now York---------------------Oklahoma C

3 S n OmahaIs ™ PhoanU

Pittsburgh PortlantJ. Me

i^ccuwciihsr, Inc. Portland, O r

^ Ii” "l0U1.T.a.ouDY

Saattio ' Spokane .

W ashington

low ot Ely, Minn. B a i a f l i i l a . I F o r current

- these n um b

or 162.55 M HZ U ^ h 801-$ , . N ev ., a re a , '

ain drenches CalT elevations in the m ountains.I the eastern side o f the S ie n a , li rthcm -Nevoda.ow a iia freczm g ram 'w ere 'sca 'ttl )f th c Pacific N orthwest.0-freezing-rain-caused-m ojor-tn o f OrcRon on Sunday.-w ith-sor

c 'idsns. ----------- ^ “ —ff wind blew through the Colun I O regon and W ashington, w ith g }h wind a lso blew along the eostc usting to 77 m ph a t L iv ingston . 1 tr. Wyo.n d a y 's te m p e ra tu re s a ro u n d t d from 56 below a t E m barrass, readings o f 70 a t Palm Sp rings a t w ind chill w as 75 below z e ro ai

ers in Croatia Serbs to hand m ain ing w ar ic and R atko :t the hum an Serbs’ politico h e three for- to The H ague, j l j c s a s th e Before he li s a jc .im p lc - - :lhe M iddlo E a

- ------------ --------porters-he exped optim ism p lian ce w ith : m plem enting cords w orked ace is begin- and “a step-b) 5 former Y u- re la tio n s be ti a y at a new s United S tates.'

But U.S. ofl sts,” M ilosc- is tra tio n s till paratc state- g ive full reco{ he also s ig - go v ern m en t b nguage th a t sador h ere o r b in the meet- ,Serbia from ini 7 frank and 'stitutions. declin ing to M ilosevic rc

in the U .S . pe [ague has in- the B alkans. ^ o s t o f th em b a c k in g o f E ictments a re weapons and c ftf-Februory;— reb e llio n -ag a i illy w a n te d governm ent in he B osnian- the 44-m onth u

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lg ; M ountain Idaho 5 1 •>- jippts, broken - floor. .in Falls, w et, U .S .'9 3 — NT w in Falls- b ro k en s n q w fl

w r, snow ing. T w I d F a lls fC a ret, icy spots, sn o w f lo o r , dri

spots, snow floo! B end .D on- •. ic y sp o ts; L o s tm nelly-N ew b roken snow ficsn o w f lo o r , ing................ Idaho 75 — Sl10 C ity , w et, icy spo ts, d rifts;v in g ; Id ah o floor, snow ing,■now f lo o r , In te rsu te 86 •r S u m m it, snow ing.

Interstate 15 -me-Fairfield, b ro k en s n o w flT, rain ; Fair- P a s s ; b ro k e n -s im o w f lo o r , P o c a te llo -Id ah cy spots, bro- floor, snow ing; I1-Ashton, icy spo ts; M on ida P ^hton*M on- snow floor, snowsnow floor, U .S . 30 — W

i ............. - line, brokens sno'J-W y o m in g U .S. 91 — Brc ' floor, snow ' Ing.

broken . Idaho 28 — I< floor.,

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onal temperatures' ' ~Mbc Mki Pc» - ' '

ort)us 40 19 .00IB 7 .......14 4 .......

0 2 . .14 ,..... .29 0 .......66 -5 .......

line# 9 -20 .......11 -5 ....................

!u 83 . 61 .......^ • 42 22 .......polls 3 -12 .......City 23 -7 .......

ja s 6 2 , 37 .......lo los 76 55 ......18 ■ 19 , 4loacn— 59-------- 51— ::r:— : —100 1 - ......... .19 ......jolis 4 -23 ......loons 33 21rk 17 8 ............n a C l ty - 3 1 -3 -- ,.... -

21 .15 ......76 45 .....

ah 8 -6 ......I. Mo. .10 ■€ ......I, O ro. 32 i o .05 • :

54 36 , .74 » 16oC Ity 27 -2 - .01n d s c o ' '63 56 .....

61 38 .361 - 2 2 13 .....[ton 17 12 ..... .

Tent road condidons, call lunbers: Boise, 376-8KS; ne, 886-2266; Pocatcllo, r2 4 ; R ig b y 7 4 5 -7 2 7 8 ; 0 1 -9 6 4 -6 0 0 0 ; tb e E lko, rea. 702-738-8888.

CaliforniaI.n . ligh t snow fell in ports

ca lte red th rough 'the val- .

r-tra fn o -p ro b lem s across— - - — I- som e h ighw ays.b locked _ .

o lum bia R i v ^ G orge be- ith gusts up .to '50 mph. y istcm slope o f the Rock- o n . M o n t, and 4 7 m ph at

i d th e L o w e r 4 8 s la te s iss , M inn ., to early aftcr- g s and S antee, C alif. The ro a t H allock . M inn.

m d o v e r R a d o v a n K aradz- t k o M la d ic , th e B o sn ian i tica l a n d m il ita ry leaders,;u e .ie _ le f t. th e reg ion .tQ _go .lo________1 E a s t , C h ris top iher to ld rc*. . e x p e c te d c o n tin u e d com - i th th e B o s n ia p e a c e ac> k e d o u t in D a y to n , O hio , p -b y -s te p im p ro v e m en t in b e tw e e n S e r b i a a n d th e tes.”. o fH c ia ls s a id th e odm in- t i l l w a s n o t p r e p a re d to :c o g n it io n to M ilo se v ic 's I t b y p o s t i n g a n a m b as-o r_ b v .su p p o rt in g c red it to - ___1 in te rn a tio n a l lend ing in-

c r e m a in s th e k e y figure . p e a c e m a k in g cfTorts in s . A t th e s a m e tim e , h is . i f B o s n i a n ^ S e rb s w ith i d o th e r a id ig n ited th e ir i g a i n s t t h e - M u s l i m * l e d — — it in S a r a je v o a n d led to t h w a r . ■ •

- r- ic y spo ts, b roken snow

- N evada lia e -T w in Fall^. w f lo o r , sn o w in g , d rif ts ;C a r e y , ic y s p o ts , b roken , d r i f t s : C n ro y -A rc o , icy floor, drifts; Arco-Salm on,.o s t T ra il P a ss , ic y spo ts . . floor, snow floo r, snow -

- Shoshoao-K etchuni, wet, if ts ; G alena Sum m it, snow '8 -8 6 — B roken snow floor,

15 — U tah line-Pocatello.V f lo o r , s n o w in g : M alad ■-m -sn o w f lo o r ; -»now ing:— -------Ja h o F a lls , b ro k e n snow lg; Idaho Foll^D ulxjis, icy la Pass , ic y 'sp o ts , broken now ing. ,- M cC om 'm on-W yom ing snow floo r, snow ing.' B rokeh sriow floor, cnow-

le y ^ t s , b roken snow •

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; t h a t d r o v e r e s i d e n t

People; Tlie Associated Press-

Temperatures more th : below zero are starting : on the little northcastci , town o f Embarrass,• • • “Ycst’cfdnV 1 coiildn: any longer. Wc had to gi

-------- b y y s o m c g ro c c r le s rB__ _ ^firrt.tin ic .l!d been out of

- a t le a s t fo u r to five- A d r i ^ c Fowler.; Siinday’s low in Emb : below zero, the fourth d ; p ast fiv e w ith low s tr ; below. A couple o f doys ; by Tower dipped lo 60 I• real temperatures, not the : . Everyday thermomctci

::----- :— —W & iiavc-aJo t-o f-p; com m unity w ho arc ht

- - : new - th c rm o m o to rs ," Fowler, whose husband, volunteer observer for

-.W eathcrScrvicc., She’s been keeping v with her sewing. A few been braving the cold to their backyard saunas, so

' have been in use since th by hardy Finnish scttlen

_____^lSQPs,.she_5oid.__, T he p ast w eek o f sn rccord cold had been bl deaths across th e Low<

■Most occurrcd in trafTic icy ro a d s ,' b u l som i A lzheimer’s patients and in the cold.

T em peratures fell to Sunday from the Rocki was -14 at Pueblo, Colo. Coast, where Georgetow

. tomed out at 6 above. El> ~ fl iw ord low ot 46 below

Chance appoint judge 1(B A L T IM O R E (

P resident C linton mi chancc to p u t libera o n fe d e ra l cou rt!

'■ 'b e m o c ru ts d o m in t S e n a te , a fe d e ra l court judge told an / B a r A s s o c ia t io n ai

■ Sunday.' " In th e f i r s t twi

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“ U nless pi g warm indoors come outsi nv in town have see people ] to dig paths to talking abo , some o f which *'I hale ii 3 they were built sa id Louis lers in the early warm aflerr_.LT ...............:~~ntfl station■ snow,- ice-and-------Organize1 blamed for 59 Sl. Paul, 3wer 48 sla tes, som e allov Tic accidents on schoo l bai >me in v o lv ed ‘Saturday’s tnd others dying one’s lips 1

ments.to rccord lows • But all 5ckies, w here it for the Carolo., to the East Snow To[own, Del., bot- S u n d ay , iEly. Minn.,«had warmed iniawzero. zero.

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nth conti]ts the coldcst weekend o f .the in Texas, with lows o f -3 at the id le c ity , o f A m arillo and 6 n Abilene. In Louisiana, Baton lad 0 record low o f 15. iipw cold wa-s it in a little lovm ■igan? -I ’.s frozen ov er,” sa id Tojn co-owner o f lh e D'evil’n ^ e n ience Btorc aiid bait shop in- )oul an hour west o f D eiro il.. ’s low there w a s - l l . ne W and w asn 't particularly that her town oTEIizabeth, III., ion 700, had the distinction o f the stale 's coldest temperature at 33 below.n |t th ink there is any pride c r tha t O f pll the rccords we ;o>forr-we went for the-cold— esaid. ,1-said she supposcs the cold )c the talk o f th e town — if w as out and about talking: -

i people absolutely have to Jlside, they don't. You don’t p ie jiis t roam ing the streets ibout how cold it is.” e il. I wish it were summer,” uis C arvalho, try ing to get ler a m oming o f pumping gason in Ncwnrk, N.J.__j_________lizcrs-of the Winter-Fcstival at—I, M inn., hpve h ad .to .m akc___lowances for the cold. High bands w ere d ropped from y's parade to m ake sure no )s iroze to their brass instru-

!l 56 golfers w ho registered ram ival's annual G o lf in the T ournom en t sh o w ed up , w hen Ihe tem p era tu re into the single digits a b o v e . i

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s is te r , g ra n d m o th e r a n d i ;her w ere-found dead in a :ondominium. IBradley Jenkins, j 5 , o f L ^ _ i

^ arrested fo r ihv«tigaScJfi "I : r a few m iles aw ay w hile i lis parents'•silver Mercedes, c «i no resistance. • gatois believe the five were J fore the apparent arson .fire c 3:45 p.m. Saturday, said San i Ounty sherifT’s Lt. K athy o She declined to elabomte o n . a irictims were killed, how theed or a possible motive_______ gfc a p p a ^ t ly were killed in 1 places in the gmndparents’ • I

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. In N ew Orleans, whcrt ' tures fell into the teens, a ' t woman died outside a hosji > she had visited a relative,___Ing.her ride hoinc ond apptt— ting lo st. H ospita l w ork:__HaUicrincJTcw.’s-Sunday1 said shcrifTs Col. John Fon 1 M rs. Tew apparently h: » and injured one ami. ”^ron • trail, it appears thal she trie

it to the doorway, but wai 1 moke enough noise or alcr ! Fortunato said.I In Colorado, rescuers sea

sn o w m o b ile r m iss in g :. avalanche Saturday Vvest — v is s :— ------------ — r -

1 in family de;condorhinium, and then mo sam e room . T heir bodies covcrcd_by_firefightcrs. ,

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— A m e r ic a ’S 'S m all busir says W al-Mart is good account.

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‘ _^<ivcn o r ahead in N ew A ren ’t w o rr iso m e enou ;Dol'c. c o n s id e r th is s< ■Forbes 516. Dole 71.• T he figures aren’t froi o r preference ballot a t a <

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It is an advantage tha campaigns have no way d ing as they scram ble fo derail Forbes; by using hi

. s o n a l fd rtune to p ay fo: paign, the multimillionai 'ing heir can ignore' the sp<

--------:its im posedon 'o thcr cnndi: “I f his name was Forbe; he w oulda’t be a serious for mayor o f a city in Ne fo rm e r T e n n e s s e e Go A lexander coihplained Iasi

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dp ie .w up , m om w as alw ays Tioiher packcd his school I his fccLlQ.keep thcm dry— would greet him w ith a .

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gone, the m en te ll each c raised by televisions and’ ‘

changed," Big Red .says, was,’’ Buchanan agrees. )hl3uchanan, a man in his the *50s, those five words ■ gan fo r h is cam p a ig n :5, He rcpcotedly describes uld be by referring lo the IS were:igan — n o th in g is as il just tis fitting-for th tc a n - . lire,'' a man who wants to ut and jobs in. Buchanan clean lines, whether, they wrong or one country 's

t ier's . Y et h is ow n life ;hat world can be. m ple, his politics and his

■umpcl o f A m erica First piotism , ow ns stock in a p an Argentinian oil com-

ed bank and a French o il fii3 to his financial di.sclo* ‘‘ lis

1st ihcm^c, Buchanan ciies he implc-of-the-‘‘gigantism’-— an mall businesses. Yet he fli com pany. He criticizes ations in Mexico, yet he uacy, to o . , -in:, B uchanan 's shares are sh K )landS50,000. in; :ocks,” Buchanan says o fy broker buys them all." toi hose are sim p ly stocksge. It 's not like 'hc 's pro- unics with initial capital._ wcluchim an's bottom line staI each company's, W hile HrW al-M arl is b ad fo r lab i s in e s s e s .h is 'p o r t fo l io 'od for Buchanan’s bank B i

Chrsc o re s a th e jn e in "8: oHen profits from the dwcizcs, w hether i t ’s the “th ict, the savagery o f poli- "lase o f foreign products, datly published eight ycare tioian fond oPcbardonnay ' I om plained’tha t pblitic3’ ._ ’Jrse had bccome so unre- Ja r

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from any poll.: a GOP event. ‘

iber o f Forbes MTcd the weeki lc lc v is io n — pared to rouay o f reaching '*’8 W a Dol‘ihirc’s Feb. 20 's n ’t j ii f o r the o ther that ^ the:s. the F o rbes irated by Fo lidcd • change iJilhat the other, cam paign, fly ofovercom - o f candidate

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"Cynics and wits who will si uals, institutions and society i infinitely m ore attractive to the shows than those who defend a institutions," he wrote.

T h is w as b e fo re B u ch an t tough-talking television fixture.

Stoning with a syndicated n< um n launched the sam e year were published, Buchanan bee star, tossing about brickbats su B rig ad e ’’ and “ P ed erast Proi labels for gay octivists. .

W hen he ' ra n fo r p re s id e B u ch an an d id n ’t d ia l d o w r C h ina’s sen ior leader. D eng i "8 5 -y ea r-o ld cha in -sm o k in g d w arf’ and H aiti’s exiled presi “that dingbat priest.”

'A s h pugnacious commentaK dote, Buchanan becam e one o tion’s most polarizing, controvei. He also'became rich. .......

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w h e re th e p o p u la tio n hi sincc the last competitive G dential primary in 1988.

"A rem arkab ly h igh ni independents say they plan thC R epublicatT prim aryf" s te r A n d rew K o h u t o f Research Center.

This stirring o f the onti* m ood hos also m ade it toi rival candidates to respond I “He has spent m illions war pie n o t to believe the poi said D on Sipple, a top Do gist. "S o when you fire, tl; glance ofThim.” -

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i t s c f f c c t o n ’ Symms.-A5’s n o -q u e s - Stallings’ iin c re a s in g - - ‘ Andrusr

i o n i n ^ t h a t StolUngsne r s o n ^ a t- îns d o e o u n l “ '“ K ?th e O re g o n Stallings b

: a t e r a t te n - 4so,OOOvcp a ig n s th a t Stallings h

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Her. h is return Iagain be pl

---------------------- ' and TV scr0 giont ro d geon he hii

_______________■ tion iiccept■ing to do their sport with 1 .p/as possible.

This was, way, no one

»» „ J J ____ m an w ith a ': ad d ress his wife; a r" the U nion ad- sen-ing on h id singular. H e think o f hun >tate o f p ros-— fact, be lock ju t the political eryone who

This'm ancds o f th e poor our youth to le welfare o f people and a allcngcd honored hirrgislation., ___=w n.did. it is to the computer, youth o f Am Tiodcm ma- w e honor aci ane advertise- wc expect fr ; about the glory when nothin pas report that m6re; W hy r vith the Internet, ferhalc. o rm hoolboymak* contact AID; ttie humor, no payers and tl :toric.was miss-' bea t )n li^guage. The politic am e to a n riow reward 3ck^. total failure I

floor. Seem s w ay with Jol

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innickicfiirllstenedcarcIullV , y ou imgl up an important clue th e othc om ing batile for Republican scot in the U.S. Senate.

: businessm an W olr M innick ill be the only D em ocrat to si tion against C raig. A nd lê’s 38-brmcr Gov. Cecil A ndrus hoc ut M innick this p ast week: r’s a man lhal is well-prepore d by educotion, business exp< ig e o f the w orld to sit in the i cn a lc .... A m an that I think r iûaliflcd but EAGER to lake 1.”is s tressed “eager," ond thot';

1992 e lection w hen D cm ocr isman R ichard Stollings wos.i en-Boise M ayor D irk K em pt ienate scai given u p b y Steve •Andrus w asn’t p leased w lth j’ cam paign effort, isrw ho w as still g overnor,'ca i into his ofTlce late in that co lim out for whal A ndrus cons iler e ffort to that point, l 'l do much good. K em pthon I by 62,432 votes o ut o f nearl voles cast. J h a i , d espite the.: ; had run five times p reviousl ^ s s io n a l d is ^ c t , and Kemp ing his first b id for statewide

t te r sle t Jo h n so n b e ro le nI tch th e telev ision b low ing i n o f th e g reafM ogrcTohhsU 1 to basketball. M r. Johnsor plastered all over in th e me icreens as though he pushec )ck from th e en trance o f the l im se lf ch o se to occupy . T l p te d his resignation from tl; h hon o r a n d a g rea t hu lloba c; he hod A ID S an d tes ted (

IS, in m y opinion, his fault in ne e lse 's . H e is ond w as a mi0 child w hen he g o t it, not f r1 m oral sin itse lf ond selfish, 1 his part. S h ^ e o n the m an undreds o f reasons h ? should eked u p som e place aw ay frc JO lives b y the rules.in w ill again be o role m odel, to follow - moybe. W hen w< j 0 nation.honor a rnon w ho < im selfond us all like M o'gic. is sad. U ow.ond w hy.should im erica shoot for the stars wl action like Johnson’s. W hat < from o ur young m en,and wo ing hurts a m an 's reputation y n ot have sex w ith e very wil mole fo r thot motter, then i f ; DS. a u rgbvcm m entaiu i.tbe- I the sports conlrocts ddri’t m

iticians and ignorant m ajo rit d giiys like M agic Johnson i e on the ir part o f f the boskei ns to m e A m erica has lo st i t lohnson. Sad. Som ehow , sor

m deau M a l l a r d I

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It w as the firs hod this lo m idilionolly D c

. he d idn 't sell w< ared, w ell- Stalling^ didn xpeiênce, the Seiiote race i le United to stay in a safe ik n o to n ly - ly w as talked inl ke over • T hat’s w hy A:

nick 'is “eager” t o t's im p o r- ready has'put S4

organizing h is fl acratic and he appears t os defeot- _ H e’s been woi ip thom e There ore sign •ve • re ipec’mble race,i th - - --------- i ^ a Dcmocrar

■ mbrilhs ogb was 'called ■ putting up no m( com paign agoinst the heavi

jnsidferod M innick think ' lion against Crai

om e beat up to $500,000 c ^ l y the first o f th e ye le-fact pie to contribute u siy in the T he effort - or Tipthome -willing to go out ide office. _ wos w hat led

I m o d e l where, there ncci

"?iside .U n io n id easth e d un - I w as surprised T h e n a- uninformed and a r th e * cem ing the Eastei bttloo In m any cases,d p o s i- unionize so they <

cem ing their worl : in every salaries are impor m arried - son to unionize.I from Peppic who hav ih, self- relations know lha an ; I can yeois behind mucl lild, in' ot salaries paid in j from'CT- la la r ie s poid in bill

T he people o f II le! fo r threatened b y the ] w e a s a they should feel tl; lO dis-, attitude o f m any e ic John- ployees. ild-tHe ..-T P N IH A R P E B w hen T w in Falls

at canw om en T a k e t i m e t oon any-w illing It is a v ep ' sad s i f you Jourez family, andhr- tpx- ___ theoL I d o n 't agret, m iss a ' pensation, b u l I do

It seem s like the irity { hove read do nothi in fo r a farm er (probably a k 'etball dinner). D id you k I i ts and buy in the gro< some- fanneis? H ere 1 th gowatfiw.. V _ I w « n » t > p e A W ito B i

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lentJ eyji\ Quane

Kenyon

first tim e Stallings had run in Dem ocratic northern Idaho, aiI w ell. ______iidn't particularly w anftdrnaK ce in the first p lace, preferrinj afe H ouse seot. But he eventwI into il. ...........- ...../ A ndriis s tfessed the fact Min r” to run this tim e. M innick ol 1549,000 o fh is own c ash into is first b id for political ofllce, rs to b e having fun at it. working full-tim e for m onths, iigns tha t he will m ake a t least ice, w hich is good new s for or:ranc P a rty th a t ju s t aY cw-----vas faced with the prospect o f more than o token candidate

ravilyfovored Craig, inks it w ill take at leost $2 mil 'raig ond hos said he w ill speii 10 o fh is own m oney. T ^ u g h : year, h e convinced 150 peo- ute onothcr $183,000.- ond the fact M innick hos bee out ond raise som e real monc) d A ndm s to label his fellow

iceds to be a negotive 'for foii

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a sh o u ld n ’t th re a te nsed b y y ou r paper's odmittedl; id anti-union editorial con* stem Idoho Railroad, es, em ployees only w an t to sy con h ave som e input con- /orking conditions. F air portont, b ut n o t the so le rea-

have any experience in labor that Idaho is approximately 3(

lueh o f ihe'couniiy. Just look in Idaho and compare those to bthCT iid ^ b o r in g stati^'. ) fIdaho should n ot feel . h e prospect o f unionization;:l threatened b y the antiquated ly em ployers loword the ir em -

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to th a n k a fa rm e rid situation concerning'the U ld m y heart goes o u t to ’ jree w ith.w orJahcnls.com -....1 d on’t disagree e ithw ; . the m ajority b f the letters 1 - }thing short o f cuss the ly a fam ily d iscussion over u know all that food y o u sec grocery stores is g row n by 1 t h o u ^ t it ju s t appeared in ^

H . I ' T H e MCWA w e K H V i ■ } -niey i)u fr :

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ins Jidru• " T uem ocral “eager."

Andrus, w ho remain: in Idaho oAer.14 y e a rs ; promises to take a mucl the M innick cam paign i to contribute to the Stoi

— J Former Gov. John E> n Andrus was nam ed coci ond p a i^ , says h e w ill worl

* Boise east and le t A ndr ffic— Boise north." n g . But they 'd better spei tual- Ada and C anyon counli

; one*third o f the s ta te’s ' (in- Kemp'thome carried Ad ol- votes over Stallings and Ito Canyon, it w as slightly

■ “ W e're going to be oi poign trail fo r W all M in

IS. ' can,” Evans said, isi a But even w ith the nev on Democrats shou ldn 't ge

o f S930,000 lasl y w tind s c organizing'and1\ind-ral‘

C raig 's cam paign war ail- as o f Jan. 1. H e spent SI end a D emocrat w ho had no gh years ago and doubtless 0- this year i f Miruiick beci

threat.een —icy .. Quane Kenyon writes

Press in B oise.'

lil- trucks, so Uiey ju st brouf slores'so they w ould hov

_____trucks again^tllL hard-UWell, let's get on to the

Let’s talk obgut all those f t gets. H m m m ... Does the I . up his product 30 percent,

pcreent ot harvest time, as town? Is the cost o f mochi etc., compar&ble lo crop p: so years ago?'Ever seen th

, Might hit nearer lo home t A faimer's bosic crop is

same or less os il was 20 y( homework and f l ^ out ll farming cost has risen sinc4 even an educated idiot coul

‘jQ -farmer is told at the start of -cost-will be to grow the cro

harvest what he will be paii ; But hey, I ’m not gripin cd Prices, weather, letter-wri n - p&êrs. D oesn 't m atter. 1

foiining. Y our kids w ith j ing orders, n o t hav ing to i ups for jobs, no t being ex: body’s g o lf caddy fo ra rd

.be raised with pn d e . < N ot to w ony t h o u ^ . A

land being destroyed 'for 1 joke), everybody can con<

.......-ing elsew hcre.'B ceause w' o r not, maybe not in dur.li

- — afier, there w on’t be enou bother with. L et’s hope yc

' healthy gardens.'U ntil the i smell th e fo o k in ’.

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lains enorm ously popular a rs a s c h ie f executive," nueh m ore active part in ign than he was allowed Stallings effort, n Evans, who along with cochoirman o f the com- >vork for M innick from . .ndnis concentrate from ■ '

spend 0 bunch o f tim e in unties, where m ore thane’s voters l iv e .- ..........................; Ada C ounly by 25,000 and in neighboring Itly under 15,000 votes, le out there on the cam- M innick os oflen as we

new enthusiasm, t get too excited. Craig .ling-favpriterH e raised----------nd spent S450.000 on-raising efT ortsr.............w ar chest had $600,000 It S I.5 m illion to defeat I no chance to w in six less can raise fa r more becom es o serious

it'es for. the Associated s

rought it to the grocery hove room in theirrd-io im agine,isnU it?---------- 1I the subject at hand, jse freebies the fanner the former get to mark «nt, 40 pereenl or 300 ;, os do businesses in ochineiy, fuel, fertilizer,]p price os it was 20 6r :n the m ovie “Clueless?” me than you think, p is worth about the .>0 years ogo. Do a little .)ut how much every ■ since that time. I ’m surecould handle that one. A ------rt o f the season what his : crop; and then is f o l i a r ' ’ i paid for the crop. ’ iplng. I love to fann.-w riting w hiners, Ires- er. T h w ’s p luses to ith yoii a ll day, no tak-: to cornpete.w ith suck---------J expected to be some- a raise. Farm kids can

tl. A tih e ra te o f f a n n - ror housing (what a concentrate their.grip-le w hether you-face r t ...... - • -ur.lifedmci but shortly nough farm land left to « you con a ll grow big then, better stop a n d ,

By Bruce Tinsley •

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A Colopibian cargc in th e s i r sh o rtl] Sunday, killing at w hen it c rash ed 41 suburban ncighboi cm m cnl said.

_______ • T h e p la n e ’s thn. ond one passenger <

A ll were Colombioi ation ofllcc said fii

; tbe o ircran’s block i ; dering d cb risr

■ A m ong the victi ch ild ren , inc!udin{ w ho had been p laj vo lleyball m atch i

i the Juan Sinforiano ' borhopd, 2H m iles i airport and 9 miles I

• ittl.EycwltncSs Ccsa

reporters he saw tb.....................lu rb lnc explode in'

th e p lan e apparent control and crashed.

______ — -— i-*Ii.startcd-spinniji f it was doing aero fe ll to th e g ro u n

; R ivorola sd d .A couple told tele

, they had left their fi' their grandm other, them to p lay volleyi ing to look Tor the found all six w ere d<

The plane, which ^ ing any cargo, eras

desM ying the build -------- — was-heJping to-dous

Studesettlei

_ .JE R U S A L E M (AP students said an'.Isrs on them Sunday , w year-old, as they wall

~ th 'eW ratânlc:--------The boy was hosf

gunshot wound to i the back and stoma c h , b u t P a le s tin ia n and Israeli authorities did not inimediate-

_ * > _ -__ly_Cionfirm.thc_siu.-_: dents’ account o f the shooting.

.A n Israeli mili- . tary source ch a l

len g ed th e s to ry entirely.

T h e th re e s tu d e n ts s a i d - t b e y - . b e a rd g u n fire os • * they w alked to schoi road in the village of

_____ Nablus. They saw afall to the ground, bl

—from h is back, and t with yellow Israeli pla they said.

• ------ “W e got him intohim to hospita l," sai who vrould not give hi

---------------- -Y o5scr-Snoborw astion a t Rafidiyeh Hos] said a hospital work not identify himself.. PalestiniM police i police and a im y said tl gating.'

“A c co rd in g to 'th i report that we have, a fire on a group o f stii

Am ericansCARA CA S, Vene;

------ A n - -A m e ric a n mVenezuela.to buy art

- <0 dealhTVvhile'rollei f n e n d s 'in w estern C soid SundaVa . Bartoii OUvqrW ilc

F ra n c is c o , 'w a s . . l Saturday in a sh o m ir

___ , ing Tnitlflliborhood o f Montalboi

'P o lice said they det du ty po lice oflicers w ith the. kiUihfr N o i shooting w as g iv e n ."

;W ild e ra rr iv ed in D ecem ber to .buy .cra

• the U nited S tates: Hi w ith .a ftunily in M ot I t ' ' '

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UotfUnktMOt . -.JailalnAv9.|..L

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)mbiaii hes intoParaguay (A P) — r r r r —

irgo p lane exploded • , r t ly a f te r to k e o f f - a t least 18 people

d j n to ho u ses in a . iborhbod, the gby-

th ree -p e rson crew _____ ■er died in the crash. bians. The civil avi- ' ^ i firefighters found ck b ox in the smol- r ,K

ictim s w ere sevenling fiv e .b ro th ers , . •, ^)laying an outdoor cue w oh in th e s treets o f Parctano Bogarin neigh- fo r chilcs northwest o f the . jn thees north o f the cop- 'neighb<

. forothcesor R ivaro la told T cIc>/ the a irc ra ft’s left al peop

in' m id -a ir bcfofc ' One mien tly w en t oiit o f the plarled. T h e i inm g-m -the aw, a s— tin e a - /crobatics, and then from tl•und n o s e - f i r s t ,” intemat

loca! titelevision reporters directoi r five childrro with . Nationser, w ho had taken. Officleyball. O n return- route tothem , th e paren ts port o fedead . S ao Piich w as not carry- AsUnci*irashcd into seven Miami ^

lildings. X ight rain tilled ca ouse' the fires, res* Asuncic

ents say T fired 0AP) —- Pnl^fininn.... StudCOt 1Israeli opened f i r e ' police C , w ound ing a 1 6 -. The I] valked to school in Tsraeli ~ w o u n d iospitalized with a stones \ i; ‘A ccording to t , prellm lnaiy cs|i , th a t w e have, --V- se t tle r opene r-jtrflro on.a.group ' . s tu d e n ts and a

s tu d e n t w as injured.’

' — Col. FahedB l! ■ ; P a lestin ian pc

:hool on the main Snobarv! o f Sawiyeh, near In me/ g fourth student '', blood streaming s la o p c aid then saw .a carl ..Sundoyplates drive away, Is ra e l’s j

spokesmito a ca r and took finnatiorsaid one student, Confu:e his name. shooting svas in -fair condi-- that lingclospital in Nablus, 'h e l8ra«o rker w ho w ould Palestm if. Palestinice ond th e ls ra e li govemm'id they are invcsti- With I

• the sprinth e p re lim in a ry cals on b

B, a settler opened c r e d it t’ students and one attacks.

I shot to death iirnezuela (A P) — v isited r

m a n — v is i t in g — years..-- a rt wok-k w as shot Family lle r-ska ting w ith— papers-tt i C aracas, police building

Friday nirad e r, 31, o f San' theshop j I . .k i l le d 'e a r ly ska te rs 1 iping.center poricr youngest i ^ e - c la s s neigh - ' 'Ib a h .' '■detained two off- j p

in c o n n e c t io h .- f l r fo m otive for t b e . W - , D

■ | - i «in 'Venezuela in I k ^ crafts to resell in I U \ : H e w as s t a y i r i g 'W " dontalbon he had

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workers said. • V irents began a desperate searcl; :hildrcn w ho had been playing ie s tree ts o f th e m iddle-clas! hborhood. Firefighters searched Ither victim s am ong the debris, ilevision footage show ed seVW- :ople raking through thte.debris. m an was seen stealing part ol

ilane’s turbine.le DC-8 F5S, belonging to the a -A erca-de i ea rib e ,--to o k ofl \ th e S o u th A m e ric a n c i ty ’s national a iiport about 2:30 p.m . ! tim e , sa id A rtem io N unes, :tor o f th e In te rio r M in istry ’s jnal E m ergencies Committee, ^ c io ls sa id the p lan e w as en : to M iam i via the B razilian air* o f C am pinas, near the city of P a u lo . I t h a d a r r iv e d in

ic ion ea r lie r in th e d ay from ni v ia B an anquilla, Colombia.

1 ( ^ 0 w hich Was being held at icion-aitport^s custom sofficesr

Jewish on themDt was injuied,”.said Palestinian. sCoL 'FahedBiyad.: Israeli arm y first u i d that an 1* d r iv e r h ad o p e n e d f i re , id in g so m e s tu a e n ts , a f te r s w ere th row n a t 'h is car, but

then re trac ted its k t h A sutem ent.

"T h e re w as no S p o r t in c id e n t. No 6 | A shooting, no stone l e d th ro w in g , n o th -j p o f __ ing,’* said the m iliÎ ' o n o ' so u rce , who_________ l s p o k c .o n .c o n d i -

, tion o f anonymity., T h e -so u rce sa id ‘ th e in it ia l rep o rt

B iy a d , resulto f “rumors."

p o l i c e orm y-soitU t'. ' 7 ” did not ta o w how

irw as wounded. ■ h e town o f A fbla in northern I, m ean w h ile , a so ld ie r w as

iy even in g by. a .P alestin ian , 's 'A rm y R adio 'said. A n army sman had no im m ediate con- ion.ifusion ov er the report o f the ing un d e rsco red th e tension ngcrs-in4he-West-Bonk-dcspite- raeli w ithdraw al- from m ost in ion areas and la s t m onth’s inian elections for. a self-rule iment.h Israeli elections expected in ring, there are fe a n that radi- n both sides m ight try tq dis^ '- t th e p e a c e p ro c e s s w ith

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in Venezuelad reg u la rly fo r 'th e la s t few

lily m em bers told local n w s - r th a t W ilder rorely left th e ir- ig unless they w en t w ith h im .'’ n i |h t , he decided to stay at Dpping cen ter w ith a group o f s he m e t a f te r th e fam ily 's est son w ent hom e. .

T h e C o m fo tta b le ^ la h o D in n e r H o u se 'T ..Lged B e e f & P re sh F ish

S m e d N i g h ti^

fpiiday OiaXyl.

SeiS M R K O N JIC Gl

Herzego'vino (AP) • nia’s biggest ^ o s t i

T T 1 . back to W e.By the thousands

w ho f ie d lo st C ”M rk b n jic G rad Ct

nJ Croats returned Sun aged homes.

Som e w eep in g , _ _ some"fotalistiC7lhe ; r-“ ' wave o f the largest

ing to result from th peaceaccord.

_______S erbs m ust y iekSarajevo, but as o f S regained control o f

. . sh ap ed reg io n oro ' Grad in northwest B

irch Mrkonjic Grad (n,r|ng graht). with a pre-wi loss 28,000, was so badl :hed B osnian C roat fore ris. and re lie f agencics yti>. ■ homecoming be grac jris. • services were restore t o f " R'emriiees were w

*; c o u ld be lan d mii the trapped explosives

.jjff--------tbejf-bonics.-----------B ui the road to 1

im . from the Serb stron L uka w as c logged hundreds o f c a rs a there were ho Serb

en people from corair. R elief woricers es t, Qf ■ 5,000 people m ade tl

in Among the heartbwas an Orthodox pi

ja - T e g c lti ja , w ho s if len . ■' — th'rough-rubblc stre (J m tloor o fh is g u t tS ste gg— — H e.po in ted .to .s ii

religious books whi been set ablaze after lo o te d . “ E ve ry th ii destroyed,” Tcgeltiji it would be hai^ con didn’t think it wouldI '■ - -

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on H re . nt i r ' Hbut Mits inno MNo H jne 0 .th - Blili^ B'ho ' Qd i- . H ity- n lid Q

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rh s reiG R A D , B osn ia- -,i'') — One o f Bos- it towns is coming W

ids, Serb civilians .O c to b e r w hen fe ll to B osnian

iinday to their rov-

lg. so m e angry, le y w c jc l h c ' f i r s t ~ '^ H m st Serb homecom* the U.S.-brokered ■ H H I

:ld territo ry near H H I rSundoy they also H H I >f 0 large, wedê- ro u n d M rkon jic Bosnio.(mur>KON-êech w ar population o f diy devastated by >rces that NATO- es suggested the raduol while basic'_wohied that there l in e s o r booby- ':s ih and;around

) M rkonjic Grad jnghold o f Bonjotd S u n d ay with b o , „ | „

and buses , and •i) checkpoints to ' ‘He p e aoming b u k . H is res:stim ated 3,000 to also had I: the trip. robed prictbrokcn returnees to stay —priest, Slavoljub lo sleep, oiif ted som berly T h e ( ire w n a cross-the— Mrkonjicstone-chur^. city, resti s in g c d -p o g c s .o f_ h o u sc s_ Jhich he raid had month, tli er the; church was . with.themlin g is bu rned , couldn’tcijo said. “I knew They lesming back, but 1 town.Id be this bad." There i

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p, and 0 stove."C roats , w ho cap tu red

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~his two cKildrcn withiQnjD4.ukQ:-‘-The-kids------ —lie destruction on TV, • r im p a tie n t to com e ! d. picking up a toy pis- ;)ack to his 8-year-old ‘ if the hom e was s till ^

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T he novelty lias w( S ep tem ber 1994, whc

-I-----------H a it ia n s — ch eered -TA m e ric a n s o ld ie r s o cam c ashore to usher

.m ilitary regime._“The people are usci

Sgt. M arkus Schell o f l S o o n , th e y , w on

A m ericans at a ll. Thi soldiers still in Haiti w in a Tew \vcek.s, their l ic ly e x p re s s in g con O peration U phold De lived up to its name.

“ W c have given the pie the opportunity.. N) them ," said Maj. Robe h ead o f U .S. A rm y Sp troops in Haiti.

B ut the A m erican s - . co u n try still m ired jn j

fe a r fu l th a t a rm e d < dem ocracy w ill stir up t

T h e frag ile peace th___ w ill be in th e hands o f

c n c e d . ' ill- 'e q ij ip p c d s taffed civilian police fc

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w a s d isa rm e d . A Pari new president w ere elec

R cnc Preval takes off dent W ednesday in the fu l tran s itio n from om elected leader to anothe •190-year history.

H aitians no longer fci v is its by m ilitary-spon:

_ __ .squads.w ho,av ith4hc arrleast 4 ,000 people.

T hey have stopped ta_____ seas b y .the thousands in

exodus to Florida.A n o th e r k e y g o a l v

keep in g ca su a ltie s to a O ne U.S. so ld ier w as kill C la ss G reg o ry D. Carc Fort Bragg, N .C ., d ied ir w ith a H aitian so ld ie r.'

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T h o u san d s o f P a le stin i vow ing revenge aga inst PLO leader Y asser Araft th ro u g h G azo C ity on m ourn tw o Is lam ic acti'

" T h e r e s p o n s e w ill------- A v iv !" they sh ou tcd as,

procession fo r A m m ar Ai Im an Razeinch, 29, wou

'to M artyrs’ C em etery . 7 w rapped in blankets and flow ers, w ere carried o n £

T he tw o m en, suspcctei o f th e Is lam ic J ih a d g r

, s h o t b y P a le s t in ia n pi r e fu g e e c a m p S a tu rd a m e d ia s a id th e y m ay i involved in a January 15 ing a ttack thal k illed 21 Is

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a tta c k o n th e reb e l Tdli t ia c a m p c d o u t o n th e o u t s k i r t s o f K a b u l . T c o u ld n o t be in d ep en d e firm ed , a lth o u g h th e roc se e n co m m g in 'from soi city .

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to stimult w orn o f f s ince Withou

vhen crow ds o f H a iti . A d - ^ 3 — 2 (h 0 0 0 — A r i s t i d r s a n d M a r in e s " fro m m ler out a b loody prom ised

rem ain idiiscd.to us.V said__babies dieo f Fort Polk. La. H a i t i ’s o n 't s e c th e o n ly 60 . T he 2 .4 0 0 U .S . m iles o f i will be leaving d e p a rtm i e ir leaden^ pub- sc a rc e , e o n f id e n c e th a t P e tionv il D em ocracy has Prince, ch

lights goc Ihe Hoitian peo- “ How c .N ow it’s up to the Interm obcrt S. W alsh, tr ic ity ? '^ Special Forces PhBrcl.

W ith o ins w ill leave a _ H a i t i a n £ jn povcrty,“ s f iir A ssaults 6 :d e n e m ie s o f ing in Citi Jp trouble. where Arii: they cnfofced hero a s a j ) f ^ n inexperi- braving ihi :d a n d u n d e r- "W e’ve' e force. d u r in g ththere is reason intcmation H aiti, a fie r an - to help ," P

ping m ission in c risis.”1 42 Am ericans H aitian

— -A r is tid e ac rtrand Aristide, e n e d ic r r ip, was restored .remarkableu iê ro u s-a rm y------ By-aboli'a rliam en t and natcd the b rlected. cy.officc .as presi- A lm o s t ; the first peace- p revented one p o pu larly preaching i jiher in H aiti's -his sw ay c

A ristide, a: fear nighttim e slaying, on

lonsorcd dcoth goyernm ei arm yrkilled a t— rio tod^-k il

destroying J tak ing to the _ o f property, i in a desperate ' T h e ep i

~ frag ility olI w as m e t — challenge f0 a m in im um , o f H aiti’s p killed: Sgt. 1st has been si Pardon, 36 . o f peacekeepe d in a shootout Icdmultinai

T he polic i . h o w e v e r , C an ad ians _ w o rry _ ih a t__ alrcodârc.jandering their _ and triggCT-l ------------------------- riots b]?ôc

ns vow to ave1 Strip (A P) — Arafal’s i tin ian s, m any . been under nst Israel and c rack doWt rafat, m arched ' th e larger, Dn S u n d ay to '' o p p o s C '^ ' ictivists k illed s tagec i'a $e ftgainsf;jsra(i l l b e i n T e l SomeLofias, thc-funeral -lures dfittterA ra j, 2 1 ,an d " T d l jA ra f/ound its w ay killed Sodat

The bodies, P resid en t Ajid covered in g unned dovin stretchers. extrem lB tscted m em bers makingsw!Oig roup , w e re “T hU is c

I p o l ic e in a b f the Palcsird ay , I s ra e l i dream ed a fy h av e b e e n kill Palestini’ 1995 bom b-. c-Zohm H «1 Is ra e lis . . activist.

rocket at Afg!Sian ( A P ) — th e g ro u n d teven rocke ts Palace in ce *alace in th e M in is try sp in S u n d a y , ing o n con

the D efense N one o f th c....... ........................palace. • -; b lam ed th e T he Tolib rd liban m lli- P re s id e n t E h e s o u th e rn a n d in s ta l l , T h e c la im th ro u g h o u i ndenlly eo n - re b e ls m arc ro ck e ts w e re K ab u l’fl sou so u lh 'o T th e " "s ia lfca^ W h '

hcavy .resisu ts londed on t ro o p s .t;__

win Foils. lealK) Mor^day* FobrL

> staytid e 's governm ent is sp en d ' illiohs m ore than it is tak in g - [f o f a S1.2 billion foreign aid 5c is frozen bccausc ihe gov- i t rcjcctcd austerity measures lulate the economy. . lout them, in v c s to rs^ ^ n n c d - A n d w ith o u t i n v e ^ f e 'h t ,

d c ^ c o u ld - n o r f i f r l l i r i t in n s ” m ise ry to p o v e rty ," os he

ied . T w o -th ird s o f w orkers idle or underem ployed; 100

dlc .fo r-cyciy j,000 .bom _____i ’s 7 m ill io n p e o p le have iO.QOO p h o n e l in e s , 2 .SOO a f poved roads and one fire m e n t. D r in k in g w a le r is , c le c tr ic i ly u n re lia b le . In v il le , a .^ u b u rb o f P o rt-au - ch ildren 'cheer w henever the

;oon.V can I live in the world o f im ct when I don’t hove elec- 7’ sa id cco n o m is t^ K e sn e r _

lOut j o b s o r h o p e , so m e n£ôrc tu rn in g to c r im e . s ana 'cfn ig use a re tncreas- Zite Solcil. the seaside slum \ris tidc becomc the pcojslc’s> a R om an C atho lic p rie s t i l 'P “n n y js bullets.vc lost so' much opportunny th e la s t 15 m o n th s . T h e

ional com m unity w as ready ’’ Pharcl said. "W e’re still in -

in offic ia ls insist thal w hatoch icvcdjnJiis,coup:short-__

: r m is. n o th in g s h o r t o f ble. .’olishing-thc-arm yrhe'clim i-— c biggest threat to democra-

st sing lehandedly, A ristide :d a backlash o f violence, lg against revenge. Proof o f / come in Novem ber.w hen , angered by a law m okcr’s ordered Haitians to disarm n e n t o p p o n en ts . H aitian s k il l in g -se v e n pcop]c ''an (l— lg m illions o f dollars worthrty.:p iso d c u n d e r s c o re d th e o f H a iti’s peace, and the "

e focing the 5,000 ofUccrs s police force. Until now, it 1 supported by 6 ,000 U.N. rpers, who rq)laced a U.S.- inational force lost M arch.3lice. trained by American, n and F re n c h ad v ise rs , ic-accuscd o f being abusive_L CT-happy;- They have caxised Hooting unarmed civilionsi-------

'enge deaths’siFfllestinian A uthority hos ler p ressu re from Israel to iWn o n -Is lam ic J ihad -and er, H a m a s g ro u p , w h ich ite 'lâce -p ro ceu .an d have §eries. o t d ead ly a tta ck s

iraelis.— i - i l - — —------- ----------}f the mourners s to n ^ p i c - . he PLO leader and shouted- • ra fa t th a t I s la rp ic J ih a d , ' dat," referring to Egyptian t A n w ar Sadat, w ho w as low n in 1981 by Islom ic

o pp o sed to h is oeoce- 'iOi Israel. ' ' , s one o f the saddest days Icstinian notion. W e never 0 Palestinian bullet would - linian fighters," said N afez A le a d in g Is lam ic J ih ad

ghan capitaln d s o f th e P re s id e n tia l cen tral K abul, o D efense sp o k esm an sa id , sppok-

o n d ltio n o f a n o n y m ity , the rocke ts landed o n the

libdn h av e v ow ed to oust t B u rh a n u d d in .R a b b o n t a l l s t r i c t 'I s l a m i c r u le 3 u t A f g h a o i s t a o . T h e a rch ed To S e p te m b e r ttf iou th c m c ity lim its , but s'h‘511 c o H fro in T d S v ith — istance fro m g ovem tnen t

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mobiling Dave at gy Creekxciting w inter sport, but it ^body. For exam ple, it is pie.look -a t sk iing ,-and th e y - ' nule. I ’m supposed to at- iects to m y feet and get on ingling from a scary-lc»k- et dum ped o f f on a snow- 3 steep that the m ountain lg ^ t belts; and then, if le r am ab le to ge t back o ilin g m yself, I ’m sup— again??"

“ HDmoFDaveBarry

— which I am currently o f about 5 y ears p er year .Jld m ore how I view ski- )oking for an ahem ative docs not force a person

itim otely in vo lved w ith recently I w ent to Idaho notto : "Convenient. Torx p e ricn ce^ iw )..v /ijite r____A bcllc iL -su ilcd to .thc .m a-.____li i the sense that you cantln g -d o w n rih ^ "e n b rr to ------tox-dcductible a s human- decided to w rite a two- these spoils. This week’s Sport is: snowmobiling.! is r h igh-perform ance ; m ounted o n a track and it to .travel rapidly deep^' '-covered w ilderness ar- ' stuck. O f coursc I didn’trented oncrl-knew noth-------/ I also rented showmo- Hir-old son, Rob, and his •3 Ryim._It w ay g o in g to • iis three guys to do to- !t 1 w as saying lo m yself gal release form (“ ... the CT agrees that he has not form and ju s t wants to

obile already and would sign anything placed in iding a document grant-0 keep bo th .h is cars a s___

snow m obiles a{-a-placo C reek Lodge, which Is S m iley C reek , w hich

sts o f the Sm iley Creek flicd helm ets and jum p- vould look os m uch osInvasion-of-the.-D ork-------

>ace. A very nice m an make the snowmobiles

trcmely calm, considcr- ning three powerful and __ cs ov er to tw o adolcs- h i i m o r .c o l u m n i s U . . . .

us detailed instructions VC should go, b u t basi- 05 that w e should mako in Idohp.ove to be so easy; not n at-the-controls.-They---------1 in te lligen t boySi but nion sense o f table salt.T heir brains have not

Fear Lobe. I f you give ' a m otorized vchicic,0 at th e fastest possible1 m odem snow m obile t,0 0 0 m iles p e r hour, trails o f flaming snow , i to e x m is e Adult Su- ) a s e s e e BA RR Y /B2 > - ^____ I I

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n g g o o djeans fade Id apparel .izetits Telegraph ' H

-RIN G S, C o lo . — Y o. I our cotton! f t’ye b e e n 's k iin g in f o r i . .. ool b u t they’rc-niadc for - "I lommmg the slopes. J to swaUow’y o u r,reb e l- '

t there is som ething you v i 's o r W rang lers .'B u t . ve finally chucked .their pants o r bibs, have dis- im on the slopes. .: the guy sitting next to

e c la s s ic y e llo w -an d - its and parka by. recre- thing k ing N orth Face, Sum m it Coimty, Colo.. . ' dilemma. ' L .'; . 'P ) e 9 s e ^ e e ‘BKUB2^^^

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S n o w b o a rd I n s t r u c e n c o to s u c c e s s f u l l

L iSnowbo;

B y Steve Crump Times-News w riter

E LB A — Enk- W c lir c iwrecks coming.

“Y ou see pccmlc w ho’ve a board a few limes and an some confldencc," said Wei in s tru c t^ a t Pom erelle Ski

'IhTiik'ihey’re gooci enough i and, well, they find ou t th ready for it yet.”

“W hen I came here iix ye — aJot-otthe-w intcr-m onlhs-v

p ie’s knees,” says Dr. Tim I - -ped ic surgeon at-the-Saw to

and Fracture Clinic, locatcd W ood R iver Mcdical Ccntc

“and rnore, it’s wrists, should<Snowboardcrs have taker

-o n a w ild ride in the past counting for virtually all ol the industry. In the process the sam e for orthopedic medi

“ I t ’s a to ta lly d iffe ren t w e’re seeing in snowboardct more o f them all the tim e," s ick Surbaugh, an orthopcdii practices w ith the T w in Fa Associates. “ Dislocated sho clavicles, broken w rists."

Those injuries stem , Floyd agree, from boarders w ho di how hard ice can be while : m ountainside at speeds o f up

“I f you board, y o u 're goii

' your hands ou t." W ells saii worst thing you can do, bcoi y o u ’re go ing to land bard, m em ber that on a board, yc from a fall, bul you need to

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jami

r u c to r E rik W ells o f O ak it fu lly o x e c u to t h e m a n e u v

[ t e lwarding ol5 can "see the tra in '

'v e maybe been on I are starting lo get tVells, 0 snowboard Ski Resort. ‘T h ey gh to start jum ping t th ey ’re not quite

( years ago, I spentis-worklng-on-peo—m Floyd, an ortho-wtooth Orthopedic-ted at Sun Valley’s:nter. “ Now, moreuidcrs and hips."ikcn the ski world | ^ k 9ist five y ears. a c - . ' - S H H1 of-the growth in;ess, they’ve done

:nt type o f injury rdcrs, but there arc:,"sa id D r. Fredcr- A m ls j t edic surgeon whoFalls O rthopedic - your inst

shoulders, broken T hat’s fibcrglas

oyd and Surbough feet, are0 don ’t appreciate once. Bu ile sliding down a more in 'u p to 45 mph. skiing, going to fall, andQ uJall is .to .slick____ Il.Ioo isaid. “T hat’s the leam thn«causc if you fall the samerd. You have re- “Actua, you can recover shorter fi1 to leam to resist is for a sl

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(ley s h o w s o f f s o tn e e x p jv e r .

fall]►ffers its o

( ju d g e d J u m p e n d s In d is

istihcts.”t ’s becausc snow boards, wc lass planks that range from < rc buih for maneuverability i 3ut the physics o f snowboarc in common w ith skatcboordi

‘O k s .ea ^ , and 'iL iiikcs.Icss- han skiing, so som e people nc skills are involved, ually, the learning curve is p for a surfer on a snowboanj skier,’’. Floyd said.

. . Dumb die.......................... ' I s 'd i c t i n j

s tudy in En m ental abili am ong 70 v tests on eve perform ed \ e te rs ’ perfo lev e l a c h ie d rin k s . Res anxiety brou

mx Elderly sun in ro H Speaking 'p l a c e d ra te o m o n g .' a s th e . . p e rcen t sin(o f CD C cited cl e v e n tio n a n d 'p h yJ fo r suicicie aj

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beh ind ,’’ the Jo u rn a l, spc

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i i s a s t e r f o r a le s s - e x p e r le

'T o r an aduli w ood and tim es a week f( m 4 to 5 ^ say th ey 're proi y and bai- ing," W ells saic arding has they should worl rding than Pew do wait i

they fall ofT. Some o f the i

ss-tim e.to . sions, Floyd saii lie assum e aren’t as commc

sumcd they woul s probably ‘T ho big majc anj than it ders and wrists, i

injuries o f the lo’

a lth noteH etsingH ffdum b idea? W ell, oc England, dieting can acluall lility. Longevity magazine re ) volunteers who w ent throu] :veiything from mem ory to i d w orse than non-dieters. In rform ance levels w ere cqui lie v c d a f te r c o n su m in g tv Lcsearchers sp ecu la te the c. rought on by obsessing over f

suicidesig 'o f the CDC, it reports thi lg A m ericons 65 and older > in ce 1980 a f te r a 4 0 -y ca r i d alcohol Jtbuse, depression, hysical illness am ong poSsibl ; am ong o lder A m ericans.'

:om lineakes Oprah run? ‘^ e fear oi the a lk &ow hostess te lls Lj ip cak in g o f h e r ex e rc ise r< tdds, “is to be in a N ike ad <

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dull-w ho boards four or five k for two or three weeks, I*d prohably ready to start jum p- said. “For a ,h ig h school kid, k'ork on.it fo ra year." lit that ,long, h o w ev e r— and

lie m ishaps result from l;o lli- said, a l th o u g such-crack-ups im on as some skiers once as- 'ould be.najority o f injuries ore shoul- is, but I ’m starting to see some : lowCT extremities too," Floyd

e s, Medicar

occo rd in g to a - O ne but ja lly afTect your an cc 'in H } reports. D ieters dent on pu rough a series o f care, acco to m ental ability la test gov* . In fact, th e di- ducted by q u ivalen t to the* -a p riv a te i ; tw o a lc o h o lic and rcleaS' e cau se m ay be covercd h} e rfo o d . from r989

------------ • m illion infigures are

that the suicide ^rom 31.5 : r h o s jum petl 9 EBRI said, ar d ec line . T h e . c 'n v r h r r i on, social isolti- ? sibic risk factors And woi

prim e soui tr i io , s a y s M a ^ a Bel

r o f h n v in g o fo t , U d |= s ’. H om e ^hock 5 rcg im cn . H er d ieno iclin i id one day. run- • •

UKESALS(

t a le n te d a th le te , W e lls ha

^ l ejnwary an

Snowboar........ -•-lt_ /s .h a rd e r.th a j

some lessons before the slopes.

• Snowboords are b u t d o n 't as5um c y them unless you ’re c

_ - conditions,-steep.file dictabic skiers and I can surprise you.

• U n less y o u ’re board on sofl snow if

Hip p a ^ a r c a good ic « 'C e a m how tei ft

board — a never b r ■ your h ands.'

said. “A few k'ncc injui —knees are pretty-wel I p r

hip bruises. I 've even see “ I ’m seeing $nowboi

people over the age o f 30 M ost b o a rd e rs , hov

younger, ond less likel; pads and w rist braces - skateboarding — that Flo

ye “B oarders probably si “ helmets loo, but I do n 't k

IP- docs," Wells said. “ I f s 01 ottracts people lo board have to w ear a helmet.’’

" ‘1 W ells says boarding c “staying little," in the pai

ll- — is the best way to avoii ps - you’ve mastered the game ‘s* . “I fell and broke my ti

he said. “But I ’d rather 1 " • than my wrist.”

^d Spoken like a true snow

ire, Medicaid growingut b'f seven Am ericans RodTic 1994 and a grow ing numbei

public coverage such as Medi cording to an independent ai )vem m ent figures. The anal; y the Em ployee Benefit Resc e non-profit' o rganization in ospd last week. The num ber by M edicaid rose by more th B9 to 1993 before leveling o; n 1994. the latest year fo rw l j e availobic; T he num ber o n 1 5 m illion in 1989 to 33.9 mi id.

iese'ou ld you believe that cheese lurce o f 0 ciincer-flghting co y s P u rd u e U n iv e rs ity fooi Jeluiy. H er study found that tl sebu rger’s reputation as a gi {. c a n c e r-c a u s in g ju n k foo< ill o f s o m eth ing good callci ino leicocid . r

• — Conq)iled from w ire re

( h a s th e ex p e ri-

sgmateurard safelythan-a-looks.-T akc----------- ;------fore you get out on

are m aneuverable,JC you con con tro l re experienced. Icyi-filopcs and-unpro--............ - -nd fellow boarders

’rc acco m p lish ed ,.v if p o s s i b l e . ____________ _)arders’ w nst pads.}d ideaôo.ci fall o f f a snow -r b reak ’a fall w ith

n juries. a lthough the I protected,-arid som e— - r — - ' seen a broken hip.”

'b o ard in g in ju rie s in f3 0 ," Surbaugh soid. h o w ev e r, ore m uch kely to w ear the hip :s — both fixtures o f •Floyd recommends,

ly should be w earing l 'l know anybody who .'s one o fthe thing that t )arding — you d o n 't

ng conservatively —: parlance o f the sport ivoid getting hurt until;ame; ............................r - --------ly tailbone last year," ier break my tailbone

nowboarder.

dTib'hcallh insur- nber w ere depcn- 'ledicoid o r M cdi> •It ano lysis .o f the inalysis was con- Icscarch Institute, v in W ashington, ber o f Americans ■e than 10 m illion g o f f at about 29*r w hich-complete ---------- -on Medicare rose ' m illion in 1994,

ceseburgcrs arc a I com pound? I t’s food re se a rc h e r lat the flip side to ' a greasy, artery- •food is tha t i t ’s âiled conjugated j

rb reports j

1j

Painful hThis on-goIng condi poopio onnualty is ft

• troatatjJo. A look at tlCauses■ Shock-absofOng gots thinnor with og(

'■ Ropcatod prossui« and m usdos brings

■ Prolonged staadlr ovorwolght can odd

' *lnfIammoUonofn« and tondons

One sourcB b tp iPlan ta r fasc itis :Inflammation of tho of connoctlvo tissuo of foot: occurs when flexor m uscles tea r < understfo ss

Self help>■ Rest, which takes , (m ssuro off hool

M assage hool wlih Ico for 5 minutes or take over-the counter

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"I wore jean s for year it was cool.’’ Howsam sc more people around hci jeans. It w as sort o f nn

. 1__ancc. Skiing wns g o ing !- In^hos-e-aayjrvve-c-o-urJ-

ing by what people w ere Buc he has changed hi

many have.“ M y first day out in i

pants. I could immediate difTcrpnce," H ow sam sn ing w as m uch easier. It to get up a fle r 1 dum ped i

Sk ier A nn Lanceford i hard way.

"I r ipped a p a ir o f pa J second run one lim e,” si

d id n ’t w an t to have io 1 ; - thing else fo r skiing, but

it.” •j ' T h e b ig k nock on jcaris I " T h e y ’re lo o re s tr ic t : Sherri H olland, sof^ good ; a t C hris ty Sports. “ Y ou’i i be tte r o f t in y o u r sweat] ; je an s.”f—— — BuLiihe-dQesnU-sugge!r sw eats, either. ____: C o tton , w h ile coo! in I - m e r . is p la in co ld» in th I Snow sticks easily lo 'co lt 1 absorbs the water, then frc ) insulating value disappca J expert sk ier dow n a black •. run.■ B ack-country skiers, w . tim es p in their survival on 1 d oo r clothes, have kfiown

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Ing fatty tissuo in hoote ' ago ’jsuroonhoolbonds;: ig s o n c o n ttn u o u ip ^ ading.bel^-. dd to prossuTQ')f norvo^'

Lhe tough bandsuo ln theso l© .‘momlngfl henattachod for a while lar o r pull oway .■ Pain do ___ _________ J holfhour»

M W oargood ;ns walking shoes with

aibbor or thickly V....... ........ cushtonod heels o r ->vllh -shock-absorbing V hool peds; avoid ■ nter thin-soled flats ond .

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_ lo n shell, ar ears. I thought “The old 1 said. “ 1 think said Beck here did w ear ‘he sk i pati n n a c to f d e f i - “G et w et. j ig-com m ercial .. Jia’seiJ'il'e’o i f i^ ~ '- T h e answ ere w earing.” lems are sin 1 his ways. So pensive.

L ike all :in m y o ld ski the level y. lately feel the yourdecisic 1 sa id . “Turn- Shop sells

It w as easier signed by ( L-d it.” m edahst To:rd icam cd the . o rfu l, race:

n g h t places pan ts on m y for

” she said, .a ren ’t fo r ev io buy som e- D on’t be but i t ’s worth . business. wl:

tickets to sk ans? • m ore-cxpeniic tiv e ,” sa id p o ss ib le to oods assistnnt $70.3u’re octuollyeotpants than j | | | M a j ^ B

igest-weoring -

th e sum - I th e w in te r.;otton, which freezes a s its

pears like an lack-dlamond

, w ho .som c- con their out-

wn thot wool Sljjlecially when arvJ misc )r s im ple ny- be u&cd li

Tru customer

E italesQ new proD

W L Y / m HowVonsiALEIII Kansas - 1,K 7 th dort't be*

you've tala le w e arc avaibilo n g , . address.

itooSL N .,Fall*1 0 0 8 Phcs.-Sat. • ■ SenS.p.m.

rwlr> Falls, Idoho Monday. Fobr

'M -US S U ^ M j

r t» n d s gradually; b e c o m ^ a - . larly soyero w hon swlngirid ; of^to feat first thing In lAo- '

u p o f t e r - ^ ^ , ; f . - ;

decfoasfts a flo rab o o rav i'': ur wffth c o n ^ n l 'm w f rK w t

..... S w itd itb lix © rtis* ^ "rI that do not s tress heels,

like swimlhg, cycling

>■ Do oxonda^s tha t stre tch Achillas

L ^_ to n d o n .S .to JO __________. twfco a day...

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IcritMriltclw.^ 1 ^ - — -

V«xtei^^:^®j©g ■ U .

S r ^ ^ ^ ^ V k n a e . ? ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ V 6 t r a i g h t ;

with heel on floor, laan

^ ^ H j h / o r v r a r d until feel a

^ ^ ■ K i t r e t c h ; hold stretch for

to 30 seconds; repeat

other

hl-R«<J*r TribuftoTOAVJD ARBANAS

, are far su p e r io r .____)ld saying is 'co tton id lls.’ 'eeky A ndeis. a m em ber o f I)a trol a t A rap ah o e B asin . it, g e t co ld , ge t h y po ther- '

sw e fs tb jsk i-e lo th iri^ ’rob-—-! sim ple and relatively incx- <

1II re c rea tio n a l ac tiv itie s , you choose, to pu rsu e is ^

sion. For instance, T he S k j> , Is o 'p a ir o f sk i pan ts dc- y O lym pic dow nh ill go ld r Tom m y M oc. T hey’re col- | c e y , and b e n d in o il th e g :es. T hey ’ll keep you dry br y c a r ik ^ U ^ t S330, they £ everybody. •' > „

3C discouraged. In the ski s w here e v e r t i n g from lifl v skisj_to lo n g jo h n s grow s v

ensive cach year,' i f s still ' to s tay d ry fo r le ss than f

| n = ] ^ t

m ' Q U EST IO N : I r

sS. Voorhees ' «"«>don't want me lol5Uck advertlflng. Trust salesmei ilsconccptlom. Trusts are great p d indiscrirninately. frust m arketers can m ake a q fwrs .with fees oflen In cxcess or jes have to m uch documentatim

•-five years ago. Tho Read«fî Oh on the landm ark charige entilM I Q uickly'. The article iSîns. ' I rebate code, an estate can be sci )ng will ittake the rest o f the nati 4any states have still not eaugh , - td name a few. Tip: trusts are be taken In by a trust salesma talked to a trustworthy professiot lilabê from m e w ithout charge. J

. CompUmciV o o r h e e s L a

Plerce^Street a n d ddlson > Send yotd'.quesdons to: P.O. Box,

obnjoryS. 1996

f New-(' N E W Y O R K (A P)

nfhy have found a b< I your dentist to look f ;i involves passing on cl

J th ro u g h a to o th a n d down your,aijn .

' D on’t w orry, it w on ' In fact. 6y defecting

■ ’ liest stages o f decay, :c o u ld s p a ro -y o u th drilling and nilings, sa C hristopher Longbotto:

..j It hasn^Lbeen j pven a n im a ls ye t, bu

jr— p crccn m ccu ra tc ln 'd e i I ; in 26 ex tracted teeth , ■ ' a n d c o l l e a g u e s 're p c r ,! F e b r u ^ issue o f th e j<-L . M edicine........................

So it m ight w orkbcti

I BlameK night-R idder N ew s S«

' r S A N J O S E . C a l i f , n igh t, a w a rm bed . Y y o u r tru s te d p a r tn e r sn u g g le u n d e r the cd yaw n — y o u are g e tt

------- veiy-alecpy-— -w hen-scu b es a re ap p ficd to ' toes.

A ieeecl I t’s your tru; in life and h is (or, morq

_ frozen feel!____________C an’t som eth ing be

from separate beds?Yes, says D r. H alste

• p rofessor o f m ed icine - University, “W arm them

It m ay be hum an natu fo r ex o tic -so u n d in g m< drom es jo_c}^JaJn .com comploints, and cold hor

— are n oexccptionrM cntic fingers ore freez ing , on will nod know ingly imd

' naud’s d isease.”M an y o f u s h a v e ex

p a in fu lly co ld honds. 1 with R aynaud’s — cstim

B arry_C o n tin u ed fro m B '1. pcrvision by yelling “Aej

■ carefull heyP' but they co me, because sound trov( fast.

So ofT w e w en t, in to covered w ilds o f Idiiho. w Floming N o-Judgm ent Bl ahead, followed ot on incr tance by the R apidly A g

— ing-Mon.--------------—:------- W e w ould havc been

A rctic C ircle b y n igh tfa . had not driven into the cn

no r his fault. H e didn’t sec Som e id io t h ad fa iled tc

- freewoy-style sign w ith 15 le tte rs sa y in g “ C R E E K Ryan naturally drove in to :

S ince y o u r m o d em sn'

. .. .-H o n g in g .n ex t.to th e t w ere a pair o f insulated pi b y O b c rm cy e r. heodqua Aspen, that carried a $65 T h e y 'r e ro o m y fo r .n "

_ m o y em cn t.an d .the tre a t — sh c ll k c e p s - th e m o lstu ;

O bcrm eyer olso m akes a loted shell for $63;

It’s sm art to layer polyp w hich w ic k s jiw a y sw eat

' pair o f insulated sid pants o f fle e c e o r w o o l betw< p o ly and non-in su la ted s

' to a s t th e m o s t c o ld -b ic skiers.

A pair o f b lack insulate* B eaver C reek are perfect f

n crs and in te rm ed ia te sk surv ived a je o n s expericr w eek s o f te r C h ris tm a s ,

, w ere on sale for $49.95. “The bibs ore a smart w

for a lot o f p eop le ," Holli T h e y ’ll k eep you w arrn."

tttSM pe-oam,inals,pnibsiat,em 'pliii

I received a chartreufeicolo Ktt In rm imnpwr IM wtd. ull and •ihoeWng fact** inoit law ! lo b im . Whal ll this all aboutrmen often pander to public ft at planning devices but should

a qu ick profit off unsuspect 1 o f a thousand dollars. Some li Ition that sellers have to supply way back through the lega lm .

iturc streamlined oiir probate I: P tew t ran an article in Scplem

Iti lied "At U s t: A Way to Sei • se ttw " /* ” rovteions of rdUi nation to catcliûpf' **** lUght up: Califorriia, Florida, a are Ideal for some situations, 1 rnan's dog-and-opnv show ui

[c. Just calf or write w W rm aili

ymentsaw OfficemAve. • 208 736-6000'ox ZrTwin Falls; ID 8S303—

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>) — Scientists ing at teetb e tte r w ay for w hich catfo r cavities. It cay, he sai

electric current Longboid a ll th e w ay U n iv c rsii

, School i n ;>n t hurt. with scienlg the-very car- .v crs ily o fl

theitechnique th c g o ath e h a s s le o f ICC, liny psays rescarchcr a rc c rca l,*?*"■ singes o f fL ao jja tien ts o r lake steps5ut i f w as 100 a sealant t letectlng-decay— and'pcrha}fl, iTbngbottbm bottom saiip o r te d in th e The devijou rna l Nature ing an alK

the tooth. Ictter than look- frequency

e RaynaService- num ber at^

the general f . — A ' co ld making up Y ou sm ile at have reactii :r in l i f e and ing into the :6 v e rs w itfi a air-conditio siting s le e p y , a ttack o f s usuddenly-ice— som e-casot > y o u r to a s ty tacks regorc

s in c e th e I rusted partner sam e w ay irqJikcly, he r l_ cold.—I------------------------!iG ive-me done, aside doy, and i f

I 'm in tr Ued H olm an. • W cm pc, w l e a t S tanford . running pro :m.” w as actual!ture to search becamc acti m ed ica l syn - , derm a Soci< mmp_n heaUh _ tow n ,o f Wt lands and feet pa tien ts wii t io n th a fy o u r— causcsu har and som eone the sk in , ha id say, “Ray- a lth o u g h W

. only.e x p e r ie n c e d “A ir cond . B u t p eo p le enem y and m ates p u t the airplanes, bi

weighs as mt

— " l y - r s ' ^ i i c j clearned that

0 th e snow - was also. ha\ w ith the tw o had gotten hi

Blurs roanng i„ deep snow icreasmg dis- out‘Bing Shout- T h e m an '----- ;---------------b ecn -w ild 'abn inside th e ' idea in the fir fa ll if. R yan the lodge per creek. It was her son back, c e the creek, concerned, th' to p u t up a band out thei 15-foot-high (Son of.)K .” a n d so _ W hile thiso i t . ' ■ ...... 'and /A er grousnow m obile and announci

jsamiCHAGiu a rte re d in 15 pricc tag. II m a x im u m l l * _ ^

a te d .n y lo n ............Itu rc “a w a y :---------a non-insu-

/propylene,a t, under a l i l S L S l i S S i Its. A layer kveen y o u r1 she ll w ill io o d e d o f

ted bibs by t fo r begin- skiers w hocnce. T w o . □ Breasli . t h e b i b s A rcy o

w ay to go ■ a mam •Hand said." • under I

. is local

_______ .C a a r c

3 3 □ C P R Cloêd reglsle

wyere□ H ospic

f „ r» & WellW not M ary >

cting 'slrusl □ V alentiJV^n - „ V R „ ,la w potato,

i™iy. □ c p R d, and T o T ^ l1, bu t':' until nicle liling

Lmigliteeth o r using X -rays, both o f can m iss early signs o f d e said.ibottom is a le c tu re r ot tlTc r s ity o f D u n d e e D en ta l in Scotland. He did the work' ientists there and at the Unj- o f St. A ndrew 's in Scotland. ;oal o f tjie technique is to de- / pores ‘inside the tooth that a te d by th e v c ry e o r lle s t )f decay. A dentist can then p s like applying fluoride or It to stop the decay process haps even reverse it, Long- » id .Icvicc detects pores by pass- a ltem aling cu rren t through h .o n d com paring th e input :y w ith the. ou tput frcquen-

aud’s diV

Qt 4 percent to 10 percent o f ra! popujotion with w omen up 75"pcrccnt orpotien 'ts — ctions so severe that reach- the frecK r or_working in an. itioned ofllcc can trigger an . f s t in g in g c o ld d ig its . In so6 .-5 tress-can -trigger-a t— ;ardless o f the tem perature, e b o d y re a c ts m u c h th e ly to s tre s s a s it d o c s to

-m e .a -b e a u tifu l- su m m e r— i f th e re 's a! sligh t b reeze,- t r o u b le ,” s a y s N a n c y

w ho d iscovered her long- problem w ith cold fingers a lly R aynaud’s w hen she ctive in the U nited Sclero- r iciety, based in h er hom e- W atsonville,. Calif._M any_:. w ith sc lc roderm a, w hich ia rden in g ;an d 'sh rin k in g 'o r: ' have R a ^ a u d ’s a s w ell, W em pe h as R a y n a u d 's "

)nditioning is m y biggest id i t ’s everyw here — in — , business ofTlces, restou-

mucli as a freight locomo- /erc unable to pull R yan’s :.gol.on.thciback-o£-m inc ..I rode sheepishly back to y C reek Lodge. T here w c ' • la t an o th e r to u ris t p a rty : having problem s: A m an I him self and his son stuck i

ow, and they couldn’t get j

i n 's w ife , w h o h a d n o t ] ■ abounhc 'snow m oblling— first'place; w as infonning '.' I

personnel that she w anted ] ck, but as far as she was I they could leave h er hus-

here. (She was kidding.) t

lis dram a w as unfolding, f o u p o f tou ris ts re tu rn ed ' i need ’that they ; too , had c

UmCVJOlJYFORITYEA^

I V A N C E D

CALENa s t S c rc e n in g -E d u c a tlo n a l: you a w om an wfib is a residi ammpgram b c fo re ? D o y o u h ucfiile o f $60? I f yo ii can an er the M V RM C .M ammograj cated in the Professional P la

» « n a C h i ld b |r th jC J a s s _ . l J aack ofLour-north-parkingJot

I r itis /L u p u s S u p p o r t G ro u | rm a tio n , c a ll 737-2050.

I C la ss * T u esd ay & T h u n Ite r, c a ll 737-2007.

pice V o lu n tee r T ra in in g *• Welfare C onfe ren ce R oom , h y W hile , IW VRM C Hosplcc

n tin e 's S en io r BuflTet * Sm itIVIC C afe te r ia . M enu featt 0 , steam ed carrots o r season' ),all fo r $4,25.

O a s s * IVIonday & T uesd tf ils tc r,ca ll737 .;2007 . ' ^

' " Making Ml

■ l k f l : R £ G6 5 6 A D p I S O N A

tjfind ej1 o f cy. The difTcrence.indii de- ten to /porositi^ .L ongbc

T o use th e device oi tiTe dentist would slip an e ta l tw ccn teeth o r put it o

surfaces. T he tiny curre n j. into the tooth and down id. arm to an electrode in i

• hand, and then back to tl >iat A sim jla r se tu p is u •s t test w hether teeth arc al im '.es a tingle in the tooth, o r detecting d evice w ould i

>ss current to be felt, Loiigb ig^ Dr. Ken B urrell, schio

the A m erican Dental A 5S- Council on Scien tific / gh the device could be a Vi lUt tribution i f it is show n n- patients.

[isease f<o f raiits,” says W empe. “ I'v :n___to in te r ru p t m e e t ings- w here the a ir cond itio r ll- high.”in____Ts, it.dangcrpus?. ,in , In m ost cases, probab :n though poin an d discolo t-— be a-sign-of-an-underlyir

and p e o p le -w ith R ay n e m o re su sc e p tib le to co0 such as frostbite. In rare

cers and even gangrene cT— if-adequB te-b lood-f1ow -i(

long enough, y Is it a n n o y in g and ui ;- able? Definitely, s “ W hen m y R aynaud 's e s o m e th in g t e r r ib le it j- r som ebody’s hit m e on my- with a hammer,'? says Wc y.— a burping and throbbing si1 _ Raynaud’s is not tm ly r : rather it sccms~lo"bc~an' , tion o f a norm al physiol s " sponse.

W hen people are expos< t the blood vessels in handj 1— noses narrow as blood is

the cen ter o f th e body to

p lan ted a 'sn o w n io b ile so out I'n Idaho. .

........N o n e-o f-th is-b o th e redsnowmobile-renting man?}

' callcd in som e local Idahi so f t- s p o k e n , s tro n g , coi looking men; the kind o f neyer ge t th r ir snowmobi a n d .c o u ld p r o b a b ly sur w eeks in the w ilderness I pine cones.

T lteyw ent out and rcscu thcr'ahd son, tind theii'they pulled o u r ail o f the stuck biles.

I realized that this w as n th e m ; on a n y g iv e n win p ro b a b ly tw o -th ird s o f t l population is ^ s y pullin{ aiba 'ndbncd s 'n o w in b b irc c re e k s , sn o w b a n k s , tre<

C u sto m -

1_ | _ w id e anc

JD A R oflal P ro g ram . By app o ln tm er sident o f Idaho? A re you 4 0 > IU have no Insurance coverag a n s w e r je s to all t h « e en te r

^ p R y Grant Program. Limite Plaza. 526 Shoup A venue Wt

'L TuC3dny,.E cbruary .6 ,.7 := .Jo t)_ N a-prereg lstra tlonrreq i

ou p * T uesday, F e b ru a ry 6

lu n d a y , F e b ru a ry 6 & 8 ,4 -

*• F rid ay s a n d S a tu rd a y s , 1 1. N o charge for classes. Advi >Ice, a t 737-2507.

S u n d ay , F e b ru a ry 11 ,11 a.i satores grilled steak o r oven b soned spinach, d inner roll, sm

csday, F e b ru a ry 12 & 13, 4 •

Magic Valley the fiâlihit

l A G l C 'G IO N A LM ED

A Y .e\ . W .E S .T ' . 't w

A , ^ ,

sarlycadicates the ex- ' ryv^^T T vT bottom said . ' 0 1 ^ 1 1 ! on patients, a 'I electrode b e - , A'newtlectt on the biting ihipom lly,

ren t would go m the patient's rj the patient's I the device.used now to toolh. alive. It caus- , A . y . . h. The decay- W L d use too little ^bottom ^ d . liordirccliTrof A ssociation's A ffairs, said

Vdluoble con- p r o s a iH 9 'n to w ork in

Source: AP re«M

'or icy fiI've even hod core temperai ;s in o ff ic es sufferers, the on in g is too fmgcre ond s<

rapidly, causi:. . . . . . I ............ow npntriotic

ably not, aN as b lood flov loration m ay and num b as ying-problem— fingcrs,-aad-f / n a u d 's a r c - as blood retui co ld in ju ry . T h e p ro cess tre cases, ul- hours.; can develop W hy? N o < -is-disrupted— though-doctoi

dcr comes in u n co m fo rt- ’ nam ed fo r Fr

rice Raynaud i 's k ick s up the problem ir t f e e ls lik e Secondary ny fingertips conjunction w Vempe. “I t 's eluding sclerc iscnsation.” -ch ro n ica lly _ ir ly a disease, and tissues), a h 'cxdggera- '" tis^C w hlch iti ologicol re- p ro b lem is a:

w ho w ork wi 3sed to cold, eiy , such as jd ids. feet and and people wh is routed to er pounding a to preserve typists and pioj

som ew here shofts, condom . So it oil endi

id th e -n ic e — thought~ snoT uHe calmly coolest thing ' iho men — ghoa of blowin competent- ,!bil'es”smckurvive for i

cued thCTa“ "fs T o ^ c ^ amaSngUour

NBXrWEEl ; routine for ■ ' —’in te r d a y , Dave Bany.i ' th e Id ah o for tbe Miami > ing to u rist- c/o Tropic M d le s b u t o f Herald, Oiic'Ji CCS, m in e Fla. 33132.

NYLMINIEl i -m a d e to fit y o u r t f v s. S iz e s u p to 7 2 “ ^ nd 84" In len g th a s low a s . . ISD ^ccem torColentoC ho

^ ’::a io wtfa 3nix:.

\Britigt You tke Uttnuonie Pwetu'

f E V E N Tlent only. C a ll 736-1675.) years o f age o r older? Have ageioT a m animdgtiun. o r h w eria, y O U qualify fo r a free r ited num ber o f grants availab Vest, Suite J. Call 736-1675.

;= i):30 .p .in .,j;ducation-C en i jqulred .---------- :-------—---------

f 6 ,7 :0 0 p .m .. D octors M eetl

I - 7 p .m ., S th W est C onfere

I, F e b ru a ry 9 - 23, 9 a .m . - iivanced registration required 1

B.m. > 1:30 p .m . & 4 :30 - 6 p I baked.chicken with com brei small beverage, trifle (EngllsI

4 - 7 p ,m ., S th W est C p n fen

hiest place to live.

VALLEYDICALGENTEW I N F A L L S , I p A H

avitiesll e ie 'is tf l< ;i i^ "lectrteal technique measure 'sity o f a tooth to detect dccay.

P Asmallcurrontgoes Into tho

-------- tOOthrdOWTFUW-arm to

anelectrodo M B B K m In the hand,

back.

reteoreh a

Sngers(crature. But in Rayiuud

the sm all a rte ries in tl id som etim es toes contra lusing them to p u t on the otic d isp lay : turning.whi flow is cu t oiT, then bh ) a s b lood pudd les in tl id-finally-r^.and>lingU i e tum s and t h ^ warm u e s s can lo s t m in u te s

■io o n e rea lly know s; i >ctorB-do know -the-’d i s ( ^ H - : in tw o m ain form s, b ( ^ H r F rench physic ian M a ^ H aud , w ho first d e s c r ib ^ H m in 1862.iry R ay n au d ’s o c c u r s ^ ! n w ith o ther diseases, :Ieroderma, lupus ( w h i^ H y -in flam es m an y o r g a ^ ^ |— 0 , ahd rheum atoid a i t l ^ H 1 iii'flan ics j o i n t ^ . T ^ H ~ is a lso foUnd in p e o ^ H

w ith v ib ra ting m a c h ^ H Eis d rills and chain s a ^ ^ H : whose fingers arc f o r ^ H Ig a t keyboards, s u c h ^ H pianists.

lom inium s, etc.ended well, and the b ^ ^ |n o w m o b ilin g 'A v a 5 ~ ^ ^ B ~ 'ng w e c o u ld 'h a v e d ( ^ Hwing u p a building.o ther hand, w as I o o k ^ ^ | ': re s tfu l m ode o f s n ^ ^ | ion ,-and I 'm p le a s c ( ^ ^ H I found one: It r e q u ^ ^ f c; i t g oes -at a nice it doesn’t g e t s t u c k . - ^ J H )th e r h an d , i t e m i S ^ N - lount o f wecwee. n j H l 'EEK: Dogsledding.

ly .is a humor c o / u n a ^ H m i Herald. Write to Magazine, The M i ^ ^ M e Herald Plaza, 'M i ^ ^ M

BCJNDa^. H 7 " !n io o M A w n f *

- .7 m a b i c WJL BLIM IlJ

rsiv e y o u ffg y g rh a d have an unmet

ee m am m ogram liable. O ur facility 75. . 1

iTenter-Oocatedat^—

!eetlag Room. For. ; j

rerence Room. To ;, i ; , ■;

. > 5 p .m .. H ea lth •x d by Feb. 5 : C a ll •

■ 6 p.m.,breadf baked * t;lish .pudding •; . |

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•to today’s dizzy o is Wayne Dosick Rules: T hcT cirE toTcachTticirCIi ; “W hat is need sp iritu a l guide,

\^ c o m m itm c n t lo ^ basic values i

standards o f ethic . ;!make o r break” a

rcspcc t, honesty, com passion, grai

-------------- m n ^ ty ra n d ia i ih“ It dpes n o t w

‘believer’ o r i f yi religious group,” I is that the world’s ^ in ancient and much to teach yo

— yourpfeci who can be guidec and ethical goodi teach them and me • D osick’s 10 va

w ith stories childre low ing ;..................

—........• Req>ect. "A li ................cy.bfcgins w ith th

w o rth o f cach ar Teach, then, your

Bewaholdi

D E A R PAUL>^ ■ you the ingred ier

V onka products tht get y our feedback

___ w ard to hearing wffittf irrh av e ' coiht

------------ wonder i f they a rc ]—Carol, Broc

J. D EA R CAROL: N o rm a le s {Tonci

- minces) contains it ^ a n t o ils, and prc O K for someone wi sk in , b u t co m p le som eone w ith cor ^ y would you w

- .your skin?'li T h e sam e goes for Lait N e t t o y a n t H

-------------o u n c c s ) , an d ix t r e m e ly ^ t , a n d a r d m ineral oil-based c ^ e a n se r with thicke S t iv e s . You w oul u s in g P o n d ’s C o p o c k e tin g - th c d if

— -7 ; —.QcycrTccommend v, u p , reg a rd le s s o f product costs.; T he Y onka fnasl basic ahd o rd in a rj Hydratantc 60 ($22 con ta in s m ostly w

- -slip agent,-piant-cxtj preservatives, and ]

. p la n t o i ls a re a t t in g re d ie n t l is t an nonexistent. This w for the skin, and as z

- - p ro b a b ly fce ljR n c^ e s .• C rem e 28 ($22 f. ron tains m ostly wat

; m g agen ts , th icken•: -more thiCkenoB,-moi

• , “ Smins E and’A” and ■ . This w ould be a v e ^ ; jzcr for som eone wiU

* ( ^ n , but again it isn' V ; | p c .

^ D EA R PAULA: It• p o l l in g o ily sca lp: w h e n it is h o t anc: where I live, in Hou;[ w orse than in H aw t; through N ovem ber.• tion shampoo Nizora I- fo r m y d a n d ru f i

Capitrol. another p rc: did. Tm sure it stnps; • it is very expensive.

~ l w ith regular sham po• g e s te d . Y ou d id . A phogee T reatm ent

I H air.'It seems to hav i d ifference in th e ap

— i ------ mnniigi!nbiUly-.of-niy^

j Sopre-orde! S i balloon bov• from ku\ j ; ■ Pharmac• Z Htillmark to ' ; the ms.

i l ® (

j S 'C a n y - o u t SjI ^ ''^ (1 m y la r S latex) t 5 ' Specia l prices d \ _ J U apply, to deliye jy

.. . ' *S*Bn3SraSS533?WS5r

u r ch ild re n w e l l ,” ad v ise : >y 6 :7 .-Translating this advicc y and somewhat .violent world lick, who has written “Colder i ^ m i c a Values Parents Need Children." .

:edcd,” w riies th is rabbi and le, " is a reaw aken ing and 0 t to re lig ion’s corc teaching; es o f human cxisicnce — the Jiical behavior that define and c” a human bcjng: the virtue of sty , fairness, responsib ility , grotitude, friendship , peace. itlth.t m atte r w h eth er you are a f you belong to an organized

Dosick says. “ What matters d ’s spiritual traditions — root- ond eternal w isdom — have you ... (And) it is your chil-

m io u s sons and daughters__ded to a life o f moral decency odness w hen you choose to model for them.” values, richly demonstrated

Idren would enjoy, are the fol-

K life of.goodncss and deccn- i th e recognition o f infinite I and e v e ry hum an b e in g .” 3ur children that each person

are of pi ingtooiL A : I am sen d in g rally Ilient lis ts fo r so m e think (that I w ould love to you ki

ack on. I look for- tion in 5 w hat_youjh i5 k ,o f_ l ig h te tim bm otioa iJjin .and DBi irc good fb rm y skin ’ -m e n tiIrookfield, Conn. S h o u l>L: Y onka’s Lotion wheth'n c r ) ($21 fo r 6 .6 success m ostly castor oil. Thepreservatives. I t is can bt5 w ith norm al to d ry Head Ip le te ly w ro n g fo r d ic n tco m b in a tio n sk in . S e lsu r1 w ant more oil on counte:

iVB:d cold-cream -type th ese £ ckeners aad prcser- types 0 o u ld be b e tte r o f f w hich ( C o ld C re a m a n d .trickw l d i f f e r e n c e , b u t I -se b o rrhd w iping o ff m ake--------B y 1o f h o w m uch th e chlorox

Althou{lask is also ra th e r t ru e fo lary. M asq u e G el altem at 2 2 for 1.7 ounces) poo th'ii ’ w a te r, g ly ce rin , agents, extract, thickentrrei - damage id p lant oils. T h e ‘ -The i it_ th e e n d o f th e can imp an d p ra c t ic a l ly is becau

s w ouldn’t be bad are s trc os a mask it w ould about a in c -o n -m o st s k in — tact-w ii

w o rk in2 fo r 1.7 ounces) T h e y a r water, water-bind- ular bas: Iceners,- p lan t o il , Aphoj more plant oil, v ii- — H air ($l and preservatives;; wa{cr;'] ’e ^ good tôistur> acid (to with nonnal to d ^ tives. W isn ’t for your skin protein I

T hat ( hair, but

M t isn’t easy con- can’t rcf tip a n d d a n d ru f f cuticle 1. a nd h u m id , a n d not be g louston, it is even o r any 01 iw aii from A pril This i: er. T he p rescrip - e r in th e oral d id not work u f f . H o w e v e r , | proscription item. i £ s h o i r t o l o r J n d _ ^ P ^ B v e I altcm ate it ipoo as you sug- id n o t r e v ie w 5n» fo r D am aged uinun have ipadc a real nUPPj ap p earan ce and ^ ^

my-friend-8 -oatu—

S s ’l -I,i e r yourZ ouquets 2 ^ "■H

a c y & : Mmlttokbtto avoid z

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: In c lu d iS ; . i v r « |r

/ ) ■ S - •2K lghl

S p e c i a l s :Sr,Ji

s d o e tn o t .I j y o r d m ^ : uHsine,

l u e s p e

t o ■ I

md

JJ has a ^ a r k o f the divine . by letting them watch ho

jjjj Furtherm ore, continually , Qf love for your children b; jy validating them, for they g ' ’ othersîf they iiMpect their—*-------^ --H o iie r ty :^ T rc th ica

■ truth, for his word is.his I ' “ is her honor. Y o u teach y

the truth when you are h< words and teach them tho does not gossip, spread rui

‘Y® malice., • Fairness. “TeacK yoi

ethical person fiercely cha equality for pvery human b rings personal conflict Dosick, who tells the sto

Y judge w ho was once askec between two brothers ov< o f a large estate that hod b

|n* their father.The judge decided? “ Let

!• the estate, and let the othei on choice.”

iroducts much oily brittle dry hair. W hat do yo ik o f it?-I was also wondering 1 know why m y dandruff cond I improves after m y hair is higi;Ited? — Lauren, Hfmgipn______)B A R LAXJREN: Y o u d id n ' n tio n i f -y o i i t r r e d 'H e a d i lu lders fo r y o u r d an d ru fT an :thcr o r not you have had an :css vnth it.he ftmgus that causes dandrul be v e ry re s is ta n t. S ta rt w it:

d & Shoulders (the active ingre nt is z in c p y r i th io n e ) , the i 5un B lu e , and th en o v e r- th e Iter coal-tar s h ^ p o o s (such a

-------...I . lo n i l ) . • In a t l p ol lU U b O w o rk , y o i| A J | - ........ .... - w o u ld J th e i! * • go to the preBegoun scripiioi

products.' A ll o:

e sh am p o o s u til iz e d if fe re n s o f antifungal agents. Finding :h one is effective fo r you is tht w hen it com es to dandruff one

rrhea.r t h c w a y ," C a p i t r o l .u sc j roxine as its an tifungal agent, ough It can be drying, w hich is fo r a n y d a n d ru f f sh am p o o ,

nating it w ith a regular sham? that co n ta ln s .n o condition ing ts, as y ou are doing, lessens theJgc- • ...............e reason dandrufT c onditions mprove after you d ye your hair :ause the ingredients in the dye trong enniigh-tn k ill n fT jiict t anything they com e in con- w ith ,-«o in -esscnco they a rc ling a s an a n tifu n g a l agen t, arc too strong lo use on o reg-

)asis.hogee T reatm ent for D am aged ($8;1D fo r 4 ounces)”contains r; p ro le in ,''th1cken 'e rs, c itric [to control pH ), and prescrva- W hen applied rep u ted ly , the

in helps coat the hair, at can he lp s im u la te healthy but all the protein in the world repair dam aged hair. O nce ^ e e layer is chipped off, it can- e glued back on, w ith protein f o ther ingredient- s is hardly the only condition* he w orid to contain protein.

0 1 ^'1 7 (OP O m e B r e s t D e tb

y . io . v . , 0 .

lights Las Vegasi t: • Roundtrlp air from SLC • BhU Hotel at Westward HoCasI tb r M n u r ^ im

iiielxMDM J g h i P a c k a g etf on aatH O e^tnH jf ■ t Mumfd iy ig u 9 • V ifinm l/iig iojiitliSin i e s : . from , alrfrotnSLC

r c r . ’'199leyiiodPan . per personiNlontoW lKBlll'iWflttdlimtrExtnivagiittaK n m u n i i t i Fib» thniAgaihmJuniH.m-O f twwdwiiiww

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e a k : I I0 ruleJ » * n n iu“i Larsen

= > s y c h o I o g y [?gÎ offc

ine and model rcspcct *. how you treat people.

ally dem onstrate your tl by appreciating and hey m ay only rcspcct lemsclves. aboiiic a t'p c c so m e ltsn h '6 — X®*** lis bond, and her bond rc\al h your children to tell : heedful o f your own P ° 's that an ethical person

1 rumois, o r speak with hum;otha

yoiir children that an ' • champions justice and ion being — even i f It ic t o f pa in ,” advises’ P«0P story o f the w ise old iked to settle a dispute J over the fair division d been left tp them by . As

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ng i f R oem isch , w hich is jnd i- titled “Forgiveness” : ligh* “Forgiveness is th<_____ the v io let w hich stilld n ’t the heel that c ru^^d ri[1 & ....... In rc sp o n sc^ io -ma n d fro '" readers to see th any here it is:

^ FORGIVENESS Iru ff F o rg iv en ess is the (Vith bud w hich

b lo o m s in p la c i hen . Verdun, th e - Forgiveness is the i h as sparrow

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laughs in m erry o f • ecstasy beneath the I

ren t that closes in D a Na linQ F org iveness is the the the

an d violet w hich still clii heel that crushed it.'

s e s ------Forgiveness-is-the Icnt. w hichIl ls h ides its e lf w ithin i 0 0 , ‘hein i. m ind o fl callcd for; jng t h a f i t 'the w ill not bring pain I ........cr.

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In teaching falmMs, show cl idge-people b y o u ts id e app dge u c h situation by its circu ich person by his o r her own spcct and tolerate differences g nega'tivc judgm ents or tak Tense.« R esponsib ility . “Individu slly snapped. Held together, icks become part o f a bundle t oken," observes Dosick. Yo cn 0 sense o f responsibility w out imd for the people whos rU rs-and-whcn-you-build-up lationships o f m utual faith a r :m understand that one drop c •Isons e v e ry h u m an b e in g im ent o f hum an decency en man being; and that whatcvc lers, you do for yourself^'• .C om passion . T each your ar another’s cries o f anguish d lo give financial resource; ople and causes. They will I >del altruistic acts o f living I : your heart and soul powerfthe plight n f another.___ ___^s an example o f the value of 1 rabbi. “When he needed onlj m ea tfo r himself, he w ould bu him self and one for the poor.'

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itment ii\S'. This w eek isveness W eek. In:lted a portion o fm b y G e o rg e l ^ p ^ iis oppropria tcly

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sons o f carl idual sticks arc web o f life icr, the singular' he docs to I Ie that cannot be • Friend You,tcach chil- m y soul/E f when you care looked foi lose lives touch ' me./l looke Tip-and-sustain— allthrec;”- and trust. Help Teach y(

p o f human evil that will gi' ng , w h ile o n e that friends ennobles, every and reccivc ever you do for — the faitl

being to ant )ur ch ild ren to • Peace ish and respond by undeisia •CCS to needing accel l l c a m a s y o u ofo lheis;o i g kmdncss ond cnees erfully touched “When rii

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ek to seek forgiveness. •-L O V E .A B B Y

VR A B B Y : Y o u r r e a d e r s ’ se to Rod C arew ’s letter con- 5 his daughter, Michelle, and ght a g a in s t le u k e m ia .w a s dous .*'is letter. R od requested that' ■s c o n ta c t th e N a tio n a l */ D onor P rogram (N M D P) icom c v o lu n te e r 'd o n o rs - io itients in need o f transplants, han 22,000 D ear Abby read- e called 1-800-MARROW-2 •627-7692) for inform ation, have,already had the blood lessary to jo in the registry o f al donors. T he response to c r has been greater than any ingle prinL cxposure o f jh e ’s ,te lephone n u m b er Calls^ to M ichelle Carew currently )re than 47.000.

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earth. M an ... is m erely a strand life. Whatever he.does to the ; to hirtiself.”sndship. A poet said, “ 1 look iI/B ut m y sou l 1 co u ld not fo r m y G od./B ut m y G od c oked for a friend./And then I

I your children to form friem give Ihem connection and inti

ndship is selfless devotion — :ivcd. And that friendship is 1 aithful com m itm ent o f one h another.X. Teach children to work for rstanding and empathizing w it ccepting the shortcomings and i; and by working to reconcile (

1 rightly pereeived,” Dosick re rety-of the old folk song can h you and your children, "Let thi earthy. And let itjw gln with me

iirity. Teach' your children ma ig'som ething to do, by siandli iples, and by aiming to contir

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“only currcncy." in 3ked for truth, some will hea It see ./I o f G od’s voice spe; I eluded feel an intuitii/e scr I found their being. Some >

oped sense o f cons ;ndships put to them, ritimacy; "And some will ti — given o f the great artist i loyalty • frescos in the Sistin< : human "Lying on his ba(

he very, very carefu 3r peace “ comer o f the cci .'Ith oth- “A friend asked, id faults . meticulous care wit e differ- the ceiling, so mar

viewer will be stand reflects, ' “ 'A fter a ll,’ the I be fill- will know whether there be -feet?’ nc.” “M ichclangelorcfnaturity -,ding up .. JoAnn Larsen, wl tinually '^ 7 sa Salt Uike City fi

jays divia rro w D o n o r waiting, /e ry o n e w ho O ur heart on, especially y o u r gen e r 'n il soon have, assistance,ted to benefit - CRA; donors. PH.D.. C HIIber o f volun- CER, N: patients w ill . . ____rovldejifesav- ^ E A R -D I> "date, N M D P ’ ‘ for the Updatare than 4,000 the m any ot beat their d is - ' m atches are

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pared childbirth co ' p.m. Tliursday at th

___i___ back o f M agic Va! north parking lot).

The non-rcfundal ; Istration is required,

C hildbirth prcpoi durcs w ill be rcv io ling adjustm ent, am will be included.

Call the MVRM.i ............. 2900, w eekdays bci

"Siipport^roiTi■ TW IN FALLS -

- suppon group dcalii from 7 to 8:30 p.m continu ing through

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__ ■ counselor, w ill be t; ore to Icam whm ah] ' in g s , 'd i s c o v e r ho '

' . ex p re ss a n g e r, hov ; , im pacted by hoslil ; tribute to anger and: ; Cla-sses arc limite

ister ond pay their 1 sessions. For more I-. 1330 or 1-800-388--

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. . i m ee t a t 7. p .m ._Tuj----- 1----- Room a t the M agic-

' M em bers o f lh e Lup T he p rog ram wil

; ' l iv in g a n d w orkin , anhritis is eneouragt g roup 's free monthly friends also arc inv; Tuesday o f coch m( Becky Jensen ot 737

T W I N F A L L S - ' Preparation Program leam m ore about C from 7 to 9 :30 p .m . ' ( lo c a lc d a t th e boc

•..Medicol C enter’s noi___ ______ Labor rchcorsol ot

I lions, hospital proccc are included. Cost is

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ing obout sleet ond snow,1 ccrtainly m ake life more ne o f year. ■ng about static electricity, ittlu t r ic k o f n a tu re tha t w henever you 'scu lT your

cross the carpet and r e a c h |\

tric ity tha t m okes loose, s c ling to y ou r body ond

to r ise c low n-likc from :ver*you-pu lJ-o frn -haro r— ) through it.guessed lhal the dry a ir o f deal conditions for static lo u r is h ;- B u t le t B ria n tant p rofessor o f clectrical cl sp a c e s c ie n c c a t th e higan, explain further, ity by ils nam e has to do ije.s. and w ith the fact that ds o f chorges — positive

0 fo r yourefresher class beginsS — A -preparcd ch ildbirth r s w ho have previously takei coursc will be held from 7

t the Educotion C cntcr (locotc V alley R egional M cdical C 1).idablc course fee is S15 and ] red.;poration and m cdical.centcr viewed. A film, a discussion and 0 lour o f lh e labor/dclivi

IMC Education Departm ent betw een 9 a.m . and.4 p.m. -

lifp focuses o n ^ rip F) - A solution-focused, four- raling w ith anger problem s w i.m . M ondays, beginning toe Igh Feb. 26, in Suite 3 at tli Iter, 1139 Falls Ave. E. (aero stings).} ||, M .E d., a licensed profe K tl ie ^ s tru c to r . The group’ anger is, how to manage ahg how in d iv id u a ls ex p e r ie n tiow hea lth and lo n g ev ity t s lility , d isco v er w hat factoi nd how to manage stress, and litcd lo the first 15 people w :ir tu ition. Cost is S60 for tl ire inform ation, call Carroll 18-3761.

pport Group gathers- T he Arthritis Support Gro

T u csd ay .in - th c . D o c to r’s M ;ic-Vallcy.Regional M ed ico l' -upus Support Group arc.invi w ill fe a tu re .a group discuss <ing w ith a r th r it is . A nyon -aged lo a iiend and panicipali thly m eetings. Fam ily membi invited. M eetings arc held tl m onth. For m ore informatic

?37-2050.

- The third closs o f the Chi ■omravoiloble lo anyone wisl t C esarean deliveries, will b Tl. Tuesday a t the E ducation etween 9 a'.m: and 4 p.m.

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tvides ccand negative,” he says. Ru m aterials together pulls son from o ne m aterial to the oth

O pposite charges attract, is 'w hot causcs som e «ocks s tic k to g e th e r in th e clot!

' b c c a u s e th e tw o c h a rg e : together, they resist separat: tha t fom ilior snop-cracklc

. yank the two fabrics apart. ^ ,0 n th e o ther hand , like * T hat’s w hat mokes your ho

oOcr you pull o f f 0 turtlen each individual hair attem] from every other one.

Though you can ,’t change ' lhat m akes static electricity

the w inter, you can countcra W hat’s the best w ay to do "Soak in tlie tub all day*-

D c n n is W rig h t, o w n e r H ardw are in L ivonia . Mic tainly no static there.

Actually, the best w ay is 1 fler, W right said, which will

1I IS soon Childbirth ctl re fre sh e r------ JEROM E — Aken 0 prc- birth and parcntir 1 7 to 9:30 from 7 to 9:30 p.: :oted at the Fomily M edical 1 C en te r’s for the series is S

class.id pre-reg- The classcs. ta

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... about your childb nt a t 737- Informotional 1

— in c lu d o :- ln -d o pp ro cess , reloxati

' ' birihs, b'feastMce' infant care and ca

lur-scssion Prc-rcgistraUon ; will meet m ore inform atioi today and 4 3 0 I : the Falls:ross Falls Cancer suppijfessiona l ' T W IN F A y , ljp ’s goals Support Gro\fp wihgry feel- w aiting room a f tle n ce an d Centcr, 656 A ddi'y m ay be The can ce r su|:tors con- Thursday o f the nmd more. family and guestsw ho reg- F or m ore infoi

r the four group, call the S ll (11 at 734-

Leam to beeTW IN FALLS

sions on becom ii}roupw ilI F rid o y a n d is b-M eeting- Jleg ionaL C enlcr :ol Center, day session w ill ti[ivitcd. p ic e c a re , fromussion on process,o ne w ith For more infonjale in the 2507. nbcrs andJ the first Twin Falls se■tion, call

C enter will o ffer X to 11:45 a.m. on 1--------on-Fridaysîl-the-fl

Childbirth Experienced vo rishing to checks free o f cha;I be held ------------------------tn Center, To do for you is [leg io n a l activiu'es, events .

be submitted by 1 [.mctlica- Towing Mbhday’i ng labors notices to: The 7 Coll 737- Palls 83303, or de

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onditid]Rubbing dissimilar "■ som e o f the chargc C

act, he says, which C;ks and sweaters to ing lo th es dryer. A nd , ' T ■gcs w a n t to s ta y a di: irating arid give o ff T kle-pdiT-when you - th e rt. • ' Instike ch arg es repel. cotti : hair stand on end Siileneck sw eater, as allo' cm pts to get aw ay ' . TJ________________________in 0

Ige the dry w eather . city so common interact il. ‘---------

■ i n to y . y tha t’s II,” said - humidi ie r o f W r ig h t 's its con d ich . T h ere’s ccr- humidi

lotions.is to’gel a humidi- And

A-ill pum p m oisture W ith p

ll course begins in Jei- A nvc-w eck-series-ofprcpfl nting classes w ill be o ffered \ ) p.m. on W ednesdoys a l St. 1 ;al C enter C onference R oon is S25. Please bring paym ent 1

. taught by a registered nurs< am ily M ed ica l C e n te r , en- r labor and birth, changes du e w b o rn c a re . T h e c la s sc s . questions ond m ake informe ildbirth ond parenting expcriei al highlights o f the preparoti< lo p tli- re v ie w -o f- la b o r-a n d <ation /coping techn iques, C f<reîng7 o 'to u ro f 'th c birtfi ; 1 cardiopulm onary resuscitati( tion is required. To p're-regia tion, call the m cdical cente

pport group meets Thy - S - T h e M a g ic V alleyI will meet at 7 p.m. Thurscl n fth c Southem Idaho Region id ison Ave. W.su p p o rt group m eets on th

ic m onth. Refrcshmcnis.ore s< rsts a rc invited, ifo rm ation about the cancci S lR C C a t 737-2441.

lecome hospice voluniLS - A series o f six free trai m ing a hospice vo lunteer w s b e in g o f fe re d by M agi( :cr H om e. Hospicc Services.II train you in different aspcc; 3m c o n tfo r t m e a su re s to t

form ation and/or to register,

seniors plan blood clLS - T he Tw in Falls Senior fer blood pressure checks frc >n Tuesdays and from 10 to 1le-centeri-----------------------------

vo lunteer nurses w ill admir charge. , - — •

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:rylic, acelal^, nylon and pc ter.

y o u r o v e r ly d ry h o m e . 1 dificr based on the size o f y jnstruction and am ount o f i d ificr dealers can help withIS.d don’t skim p on quality. W p roper m ain tenance , hom'

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brought hi rse from St. his i:m p h a s iz e s ^ S 'lll, he. during prcg- owi:s c a n h e lpned choices Tyrrelj, hii ienccs. ‘ pounding.Ition ciasses “ • h a v eid d e l i v e r y --------D o n lU o

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sta tic c lcctric iy '. T< /caves that w orks w ith youi [on’t. then get a good hai icially reg ional educa to r 1 w ool. Salon Hazelton in P< poly- ^ It you m u sfb ic

tiolly air-dry first, h

C h o o se a fiers can last f your home. Perhaps th ) f insulation; is that it has t ith the colcu- So w hen s

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j l a s T y r re l l m u s te rs th e : u> step up to his mirror, larches across his bathroom hen qu ick ly g lances a t his H e looks a t his shoulders, d chest, but avoids w hat has him so much g rie f over the

is face.he.'s too close lo the m irror >wngood — and senses it.I feel the anxiety now ,” says his eyes fluttering, his heart 'S-v e a l i t t l e v o ic e s a y in g , J o o k _ a t .i t ._Eor,y.our_ow^n_ 3n’t look at.yourTacc.’ ” - lows’w hot'sin -storc fo r him 5S. H e’ll see a blemish — or e see s o n e — an d o b sess : so in tense ly ho w o n 't be ilecp for days. , w es w ithout a glimpse.II never could have walked v e y e a rs ago . B ack then , imine every mark — real o r d — on h is face for hours. )k at his reflection on loasr^ , ch ing for flaws. I f he found ' sh , h e ’d run for co v e r —s bedspread........................s a ne rv o u s w reck ," says 41 , o f Peabody, M ass., a

It th e S u f fo lk C o u n ty use in Boston. "I c ried a lot. w ou ld le ll m e until I was he face that there was noth- ig w ith me, but I wouldn’t t."

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:ow-drying, w hich can dam- d m ake il especially prone to . T o do that, choose a style 'our hair’s length and texture, haircut, said G reg HozeKon, 3r for A veda and o w n er o f1 Perrysburg, O h i o . ________■ b lo w -d ^ Ie t your hoir par- t, he said, and finish styling

ast 20 y ears o r m ore.; the hum idifier’s 'o n ly drawl os to stay in the house, n static electric ity w reaks he n hom e, i t ’s tim e f^r a p o rt

m id be A lberto-Culvcr C o.’s

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p l e t ^ satisfied 'w ith“ th h e ance — noses arc too b

too-w ide, s to m a c h s - ^ im — but most do n 't let th lis tion consum e their lives, rs, T yrrell’s obsession no as trolled him , it almost dihe suicide.----------- ----------- -

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e n i ^ Static G uard, wback • potion thot has been

clinging for^20 years havoc A lbcrlo-C ulver \ >rtable ures for Stxitic Guard

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become olmsi a re coin- so f l e n s e tth d r appear- incapable o f

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ord, tho anti-static s p ra y ^ n wen stopping clothes from cars.e r w o n ’t reveal sales fig- lard, except to say that it is :r,” w ith 9Sî>crcent o f the

)bsessions5c th a t so m e v ic tim s a rc . •5 o f functioning hoiroally. y rre ll is m uch hea lth ie r, .the.antidepressant:Prozac _* py.r t that bad at all in reality lok back o n it,” he says. ‘*1 |h t 1 was ugly.” /ia t r is ts - b a v c - d e s c r ib e d ______ _nedieal literature for a cen- :t is still unknown to many ofession and w asn ’t o f^ - ssified as a diagnosis until ..

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weather. *I I f th e E a rth '

some public heali quitoes and other

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unplanned housi:^ plies shared by to

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h e J o h n s Hopd ■lygieo® ond P “ 3aItiraore. . .

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passe s>al ol throo to nip riseiwook. othorfoi0. Walk first thlrig “ ^ 9 ling boloro olhor PU9hin0 Its crop up. ~

=: H ealth M ag azh e ; re se a r i id d e r N ew s S erv ice.

looping•lEL D , M ass. (A P) — Whc ia rfu l scourge that killed thoi the.cra. before-vaccinations,-hi aking a com eback in recent som e scientists,

le rise com cs nowhere near pr1, i t h a s a c c e le ra te d a pu for new vaccines and tests. T] lly m ost dangerous to childrt rs are refreshing them selves d ingnosc.sy iD p tom sJn .adu I ightened w atch for them. i ip L e t t ; - m c d ic n l " d l r c c io :lts’ im m un iza tion p rogram quarter o f adults may now b

he bacterial disease, also knc

11 infection imparts very long ig-im m unity , but the vaccin r ^ o u t 10-12 ycare.Ty in c reas in g dram atically , 3 & s*and ‘60s, adults had p e a n d w ^ e p r o te c te d . ... N ov ’w fiin o o k the vaccine'as chi m ity has w om off.” ffttte 1970s to the early 199C if w hooping cough sufTcrers h ^ p c d / r o m 15 pcrccnt to 2 d i f f g n ^ h e fed e ra l C ente: crol andYrevention. turn, infect unprotected child It the Aill fivc‘-year series ol 'a g a in s ld ip h th e r ia i 'p c r tu ss i is, th e frequency o f p ertu ss

rerlsl WjngN ew s —

doctors fear, much o f _ opiilation will be under *

ly, the study o f climate * ten reserved for geolo-in k e t-a ith -C Q m putcr______!a lk about atmospheric DCtora, m indfu l-of the- ‘"8. weather and health, are It th e id ea o f global more human terms. erts say they are most / • in fe c tio u s d iseases from a wannpr Earth. w orld ’s scourges are

ets that thrive in balmy . * ' hum

th w arm s too m uch, ealth experts say, mos- Fc her partners in disease, demi :n ts , m ay c la im new in si

theb■ming m ay have indi- annu nces for infectious dis- cntis om e researchers warn, tayir i f croplands wither in with peiBtures, m ore people Th I developing countries causi m o cities. This might ^ to ty 'b y creatiftg cramped,', throi using and w ater sup-- ping! / too many people. ■ m ic( 1 is still new enough to Soutl Iceptics, and no one is lie m aking exact pre-

[e is s u e o f clim ate- y novel to the medicol said Jonathan Patz_of I lo p k in s S ch o o l o f L _ i I P u b lic H ea lth in

; lt rea lly dem ands a ^ inking in our approachtl." ■ • . ' : . C6J{0 more physicians lo a dsue, Patz aiid his col- h oibed the relationship gp , I warming and em erg-'

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m u i r n u m b (l e f i t -osh ir^ : Lean .. ' arouilly forward - from Fiînldo8.nottho legal

i ‘S"nFarsy“'0 0 angle and swing tho sbou'kJer, ending3fward.swlng.wah------------- yearshand a t breastbone year:It. walkiIde: I jx ig . smooth. and j) your supporting leg impajn t a s your boct/ jng ro s ovor it, and lot the ' in«r ft so and relax. Keep \ '•foot on the ground for . , . n g y . « i b l o l » . l „ r o

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;eough^hooping crept,upw ard in vi housands ing to Dr. M elind ,-hos q u i - -expert for the GDC int years, She believes thi

c ine h as essen tia •pre-vac- e ffectiveness in c p u s h by population.The d is- T h a t e ffec tiv e r

dren, but rem arkable. FrOm 'CS about 9 ,000 deaths in 19 liiltg nntl IQ'^4, th f discnsc

tion assault to t,01 : i o r fcfr *B ut'il sneaked t im , say s o f 6 ,586 b y 1993 V be sus- 1995 is 4 ,170 case cnown as Som e scientists '

since the late 1970 m g-term , d ro p s im p ly p a rt :ine p ro - ^cycle.

O thers suspect t ly ,” s a id ' held m ostly steady pertussis tia l sharp drop in low, you chU drcn sh ifted t ch ildren, perhaps prom pted

lhat group.)9 0 s ,- ih o ----- In any event, thoers o lder icated the disease.) 27 per- in te rru p t th e flov ite rs fo r large, so adults arc

it to ch ildren ,” sai ildrcn o r top adm in is tra to r o f B P T Allergy and Infecti

issis and T he’ sta tistical ri issis has and other family d

araier EMany o f th e w p H d ’ sc o u rg e s a re bomi

by in se c ts th a t th riv e In balm y

w ea th e rIg in fectious diseases recen th io Journal o f the A rnericah Mcd .ssociation. ‘ ,A m ong other things, they prci

lat tropical diseases such as'm a i; d cnguc fe v e r and encephal ill push into more temperate ai Fthe U nited States.T he new rep o rt p o in ts o u t t

im an b e in ^ have long lived at lercy o f their weather,For ex am p le , th e seasona l e

:mics o f meningococcal mening1 sub-SabiuTin A frica erupt dur e hot, dp* season and end with mual rains. In 'addition, many : itists a ttribu te the arrival o f h virus infection in the U nited Sti ith the w u th e r.The virtis, which for the first ti lused an outbreak o f fatal respi ry disease in 1993, is transmit roU ghT contffcr^ lth irodenrdri ngs and urine. That summer, d ice w e re a b u n d a n t, in i >uthwest following a heavy min:

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r h e A s s o c ia te s In F a m ily I in c lu d e w e l l - c h l ld e v a lu a t i : e n t m e d ic in e a n d s p o r t s a d u l t , g e r i a t r i c a n d n u r s t io u s e c a l l s a n d H o m e H e a n d 'o f f lc e p r o c e d u r e s a s i :lv e m e d ic in e s e r v ic e s . ^

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B O U L D E R . C o lo . — 1 diamond is religious abodt her W e ’re, n o t t a lk in g lo lly ;

round the block. .F ivo days a week, this Boul<

:gal takes a-break from h e r lb, changes into her workou id ticks o f f between 4 and 5 5 minutes.Diamond has been working c

»nrq in wny n r nnnthgr,ears ago , sh e b ecam e in ter alking. " I’ve seen a lot o f thir id g o — h igh im pact acrob npact, step, w eightlifting, eve lg rope," says Diamond. "I w lg for something difTcrcnt.”A s it hap p en ed , th a t’s w h

Bntz, a sales representative a c fitness director fo r the Dc jl.se athletic club , started teac e e b o k B o d y w a lk , a w alk ii ised on a technique diat look <e raocwalking.“For me I w as ju st ready to c ing d iffe ren t," says Diamoi iplorcs different nei^rtwrhooc

I turns 1) virtually all age groups, acc linda W harton, an im m unizi:d c -.------ ----------------=------------

tha t the m ain form o f the itia lly reach ed th e lim its o n co n tro lling the d isease ir

y e n e ss , th o u g h , a p p e a rs ti 6m national h ighs o f m ore I 1923 and 260,000 U.S . cas. asc -re irea tcd -under-thc4no( r.OlO.cases in 1976'. _ :d back over the years to a *] ?93. T he p re lim in a ry couni ases and 10 deaths, sts v iew the overall upw ard t: 970s as a red flag, w ith the Ii lart o f a n a tu ra l u p -and -d i

ct tha t adult pertussis has k ady. T hese scien tists say the

in pertu ssis am o n g vaccin d th e fo cu s to w ard adu lts ted be lte r rcp o lting o f case

tho vaccine has d e a r ly not e sc. “ It has done n o th ing reall lo w o f p e r tu s s is in societ; arc still getting it and spreai said Dr. John L a M ontagn

to r a t th e N a tio n a l Instituti ectious D iseases, il r ise h a s 'ch a llen g ed interr y doctors to recognize and t

niiw h ich e n d ed a si:

ld!s leaving behind an i p in e n u ts and oth

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cs behind the emeri prcdict ggngg g f niany disc

lists w rote in JAM>^ h a h tjs - - exam ples,'the c areas o f r iver blindness,

by the b ites o f b la lit th a t /A frica a n d LaI at the A ccording to some

pem tu re an d preciII ep i- across W est A frici lingitis the black fly populi during cent.'ith the A nd th e p ro b le i tiy sci- conccm diseases ca if han- , Schistosomiasis, wh States by bathing o r swimi

na'ted w ater, could st tim e ex tending the w arr espira- the parasitic worms m itted streams. Pa i r says, "drop^! could ajso'increase i r, deer gation canals, creati I th e , hom es fo r the para ainfitll th e disease.

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M a rle n e ___ i crw»ik». on th e i . ly g ag g in g a s elulder para- ®rr stressful )ul clothes5 miles in . i

5 out for 14 wulks. “And I : r ^ u u t w o — sidc.-WcIrc.fort c re sted in ^W alking ah ' lings come but these ^ y s abics, low • are sw itching i ;vcn jum p- exercise from 1 was. look- such as jogging

" I t’s m uch c k’hiin Ju n e ju st as effective and aero- ' less m oney and

Downtown In the 10 yea: laching the W alkers organi cing c la s s m em b ersh ip h 3ks sort p f T oday the orgi

4 0 0 'm em bers ) do some- ftom Fort Collii lond, w ho OK. So it’s c ods on h e r ~ i t really help yo

focus t(iccord- the disease m ore o ization ' ied sy m p to m s , o------- «»—w hooping-type coie vac- “ In te rn is ts d o n ' o f its ped iatricians." saic in lhe ch ild ren ’s doctor a

Springfield, to be Though usually

e than disease in adults ci jses in accom panied by v ocula-s,-V tfcks.or.evco-m oi _ pn^cuinîa o r brota peak nosed in adults, so in t 'fo r tainly h igher than

tion is growing.1 trend “Ii does seem me ! latest im portant rescrvoi •down G ra n t , a v ic e

Laboratories in Sw really Conniiught and t

lie ini- to broaden the us< inaied _which spurim m uni ts and tu s^ s bacu 'rium . S ses in first used for child

causes even fewer I erad- cell kind em ployed nlly to - A scieni^fic advi e ty a t Jan. 29 that the Fo rading approve the new vo gnc, a decided unanim ous Lite o f v a c c in e p ro tec ted

cough w hile causir rm ists" those rece iv in g in, 1 treat m onths o f age.

i^Keljrs ix -y e a r d ro u g h t, T hei1 abundant crop o f tiflc C}th e r .fo o d fo r the one dis

Unitedogisls believe that tis. Nolw ill be accom pa- the. few

weather extremes. subject^cbnpginS-glimaig____ In-1£cr the life cycles o f M ed ics ite s is especially Reeve:anding the proccss- C a li focrgence or reemer- cx p e riiscases," the scien- cnccphfA. cncephhey cue the spread . bom e d3, a disease spread states,lack flics in West wUtln Amcrica. ,nc models, a tem - ^ c ip ita tion change ica could increaseIllations by 25 per- ^

lem m ay not ju s t carried by insects, which is picked up nm ing in contami- v fA i d be increased by irm seasons w hen \ns infest lakes and . 7 ;( s. W aning rainfall (TihTheed for im - ating more w atery irasites that cause

Practice Hle" BM) r a ll a g e s to Io n s ; a d o le s - is iv e c a r e fo r > t o I n c l u d e ) in o r s u rg e ry y p f p r e v e n '

for him uch e a s ie r Jo in ts, lt*s Just e ffec tiv e ... t*s e a s ie r .’

— J u n e Lantz, a e ro b ic s d irector

I really wanted lo be out-brtunatc-to-Uvc.hcre.1!_______alw ays has been popular, ys it seems tha; more folks lg to non-im pact form s o f n highcr-im pact activities,ng.:i easier pn the jo in ts , i t ’s tive, it involves less props, nd i t 's easier.” says Lantz.- 'cars sincc the Front Range anizatioh was founded, its J has in creased s tead ily , rganizatlon boasts nearly > rs w ho live ev e ry w h ere Ilins toTiicKlo. ( s easy. It’s cheap.'But can you get in.slmpc?........ ......... - -

o adulti!; often in adults, w ho suffer, \ , o f te n w ith o u t th e s ig n a lrough o f children.— -----------}n 't th ink about it as m uch laid Dr. B arbara Stechenber( r at B aystate-M cdical Ccntei

lly m ilder than in children,5 can cause a cough, som etir ' vom iting and w eight loss, nonUis..Somctimcs-mistakcn- ronchitis, il often goes undi so ils real levels are alm osi'c in statistics show. But recog

m ore possible that adults are /o ir o f the d isease,” said C l e p re s id e n t a t C onnau{ sw iftw ater. Pa. d o ther com panies are work use o f new acc llu la r vaccin unity with only p arts o f th e p . Studies show that the vmifci ildhood booster doses in 19' 'c r side effects than the who'cd fo rd ecad ijs ................... ..Jvisory panel recommended Pood and Drug Administrati vaccine. The 16-membcr pa;

)usly that C onnaught's Tripe* ed in fa n ts a g a in s t w hoopi ising few er side effects amc in jec tio n s o f it nt 2 . 4 anc

diseasele C D C 's Gublcr said that scic

cyiderice-s6 far suggests tl disease that may expand in t ed States is St. Louis encepha 'lot coincidentally, that is one few illnesses that has been t cct o f controlled investi^tion . _1394^writing-in-theJounialr Heal E n to m o lo g y , W illia ves from th e U n iv e rs ity ifo rn ia , B e rk e le y , describ i sr im c n ts w ith S t. Lou :p h a lit is and w es te rn equii :phaIom yclitis. two m osquit e diseases afready in the Unit ts.: compared m osquito and vii 'ity in field experiments in tv s o f C a lifo rn ia w ith differe leroturcs.

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exercised at all, wolking is to get started,” says Long resident Alan Yap, a masti er who has taught the icchi eral years, “ It 's the most to do.”

Even i f you already a r c : er and are simply looking bo o st y ou r w orkou t, yoi

• stepping one foot in front- Ju st try going faster and___ add.aJcwJiiUs-toôur-wall, When asked if running : s walking, "Lantz says: "A n f bccausc o f intensity and du . n in a mile, you get throuj

b u t you bum lhe sam e ci s you walk the rnilc) bccaus , going lo take m ore time.”

A 150-pound person wai ; on flat ground will bum ab s rics an hour. Boost that ps . and that person would bum ' ' an hour.; If.lhal 150-pound persoi

pcrccnt grade to their walk 1 bum 400'cQ lories an hou

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walk every c an avid walk- doing it for i tg for n way lo When wai 'OU c a n ’t b ea t- form in min( nt o f lhe other. She offers id farther, and • Keep y ta lk ,------- ------------onglerbut-og is belter than the front o f mile is a mile wipers..Puir

duration. I f you and forth. )Ugh'it quicker • R tloxyi calorics (as i f '• Land he lUSC walking is. butremembc

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irapy offer acfepain sah (A P) — Kim parts o f tl signed h erse lf to pain. It a rp sh o ts o f p a in o f th e ver and legs when she sue g in rc to finish a point -said Dr. <

letailingshop. tor'aU hci jrs diagnosed the . By Shi n tn“ 1990 wiHi knows ex - sp in a l-d isc a se ;— self 19 die ing they could do She lie: ;ion tabic or other- gripp ing 3thcd the coniitanr" her head, -nialcd discs, she around h

lower bodthree weeks ago. D uringI new back thcra- motions 0 c r tc b ra l A x ia l old woma 1. The therapy is the results - th e A d v an ced — — No me c in O gden , the my legs. , h and one o f five should t rII c cn tc rs in the clse.’d S tates that hos ' D r.'F ra or the therapy. surgeon h I is often called, the thcrai by pro fessiona l m inute s(

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mind, Lantz says.Ters these tips:p ybur arms bent at a 90-dcgrcc u t-ovoid-sw ishing-ihem -across—;— t o f your body like windshield Pum p your arm s straight back 'I.IX your hands. __d hccl-toc with your front leg, mber not to lock your knee, p .your steps closc together, so ;c .more muscle groups in your dy.It weights arc O K for a person ust starting a workout routine Is to gain some strength in ihcir dy. But they w on’l help a more 1 gain muscic definition,^ ilhe in throhgh your'Tiosc and Igh y our mouth.- ------------

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o f the spine to alleviate ony It causes a small .separation vertebrae so nerves ond lis-

in resume iheir pormal stale,3r. A llen Millel, chiroprac- * the Ogden clinic.Shonk’s I4lh session, she s^)«licn>niow7to ^trap l{cr-> ilie-7-foot-long bed.----------------- —; lies on her stomach, hands ing plastic handles obove ead. A w ide bell snapped d h e r m idscction tics her , body to the other end. • ring the p u ll-an d -rc lca se ns o f VAX-D, the 30-ycar- oman says she already feels ;ults.

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AQUARIUS (Jon. 20=1 light oii renonse to-*]e y ^ 'U witi by deamng-U when to stop, s ta rt Fodjs I

„ “ s S 3 S : ( F e b . ^ i m ^ i iu r iu s m esago . What

. DOW at your doorsep. Foe ird . tnu ily , exdting ri^tionst; < Cancer natives will figuj h ' ; w eoario.. ■

By Lynn Johnston {! . i N K .n tT a p f ly s . J i*^

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- i t ' .jng & Stan Drake : -_____S A N C ^ft TMIMG 1 ’r ^ V E R 'L I K E O /^ - ^ -

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ByBiI.Keane ;

^Xvfor your .ick'toitlitry be ifio th a t? '________

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S IS Y O U R B D n H - ^: relates lo travel, writ- ,ive expresion, marital ^ ' ’ idcraiion ^v en lo pos- imily. During March,•, business enterprise,stment thal could uhi- TX Gemini, Virgo, Sapi-mportani roles in your vitivcrscldom-satlsflcd- 5 r . ----------------'happened - you de-■alions. • a . .1-April 19): Changesiphasls on gifts, mu* *■on relating lo mar- & nphasizc diplomacy,wing initial delay. • a*20-May 20): Lively £ll 'b c comnlimcflied- » ........— -------Ition wiihin home, &alks o f ethereal sub- 1“ ,' asychic ability. ,1-June 20): Down to £actical areas, money »^ related to the envi- n ;native expresses ad- gI. Get ideas on paper! ««.21.Ju1y 22): Projcct £ . - ■ing m a n n e r -y o u ’ll .rduc. Reach beyond »ik down barriers rc- • g -Jiguage. News o f fi- »'■

g. 22): Emphasis on ; «

ilvcH s^rM ull^ren” ; ilialive,Ietgoo fsta- » • ' ble to love without .

-Sept. 22): S l ^ g iy p : ■s at once! Clandcs- f t ' . —----------—ifusing but ultimate- w . i a n .p l a y 5 ; S ig n i f i c a n i .^ K - - 1 in order. - • f e ’3 -O c t 22): a e c k & iversify, make in- b S - nd p i^ lish fashion & - ic,'ability to resolve' n ‘Sagittarian de d a rca ,- g - ---------- ---------

J-Nov. 21): ConOict 2h :s,to much noise, li t ' e changes, you'll b f an out o f chaotic silua- ' i$îke manner. S T Nov. 2^ D ec. 21): f e e. Focus on special ■ £ and writing, teach* g infonnallon. n i r - ' K 'jld get ou t o f hand.- A)ec. :224an . 19): E iw Xreip m any ar. lA COimeCltoti w itb ^ ^^ ? dcnumstratioos;.of S tS ' mestic adjustment ofnsideoce .' rfC r20:Feb..J8): S p o i - j E ' -o-'legal, dispute ~ g S . i t . L Bg-toms, knowing -Y , _)dis on partnership, { g . I I

>.M a^20)•' . C h e ^ i S !/hat was elusive is tE 'F o a u m tim e , in* ,

lonship. Copnoom. jjj j j figiOT in . ilynamlc > C .

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TWIN FALL ton on fish a n d ' Valley is invite o f open house; Department o f I

T h e .first mee ' > 12, a t the o ld i

Tuesday, Feb. state Health am Polelinc Rd. in

. will run from 4 1 — -- - "At issue'are

the standard op ' ■■ . ...ac rossm ahy .so t

mcreasc permit ‘ ' in Unit 43, incr

in U nit 56 , anc hunts in Units 5 '

Buck permits ~ - U n i t 55 and fe'

proposed for the G am e's M agic \

Help Nation Service spol

_ _ _ BUHL - The„ is~a$king‘the 'pu

! . . . . .sto rm s oad_wcai Valley.

The agency is in nn effort to rei p .m . T uesday , : new s release fr M ork G rim es. 1 agency issue we ings, the release s

T he free cour • _ teaches people b; . report w eather h

program w ill be Research Labora E astT 's lx 'm lle s 'Kimberly Rood. (

New Jerome stisefs after'

............ J E R O M E - Mswear in new pan ing Tuesday's Cit

------- ---------------- Additional agetignotibn o f Ernie ning and zoning c

T h e co u n c il t approval o f a S4 College o f South(

- -u e d - s u p p o r t o f Development Adn

The m eeting w council chambers.

Jerqme Coui -------------agendainclni

• JE R O M E - Th • Board will m eet J

the M essersm ith grounds.

Items on (he age o f the theme for rodeo, entertainme

Crapo, Batt, j on tap at Lin(

JEROM E - U.S Idaho A ttomey Ge

' ‘Gov. Phil Batt os Doy Banquet F e b .:

A lso scheduled Idaho R epublicar

. McM urray, and a r- Sen. Larry Craigs 1

. d istinguished citi: that evening. .

e-- -Jerome Rcpublii— .....J— Secretary-Mary^Gl:

will be a four-cout ncr tickets m ay be R epublican chairp Cainas County’; M;

----------" — e o u n ty ;-M itc h >County; and any J

. _ . lidQi'precinct inciiiCraig Insurance.

The banquet will 101. N . Alder in Je w ill b eg in a t 6:'3C

— — prim e rib dinner at-'

Farmland lea Ibr Twin Falk

T W IN F A L L S -' Fair Board will me in the.county comiT courthouse.

A genda items ini ; . s u p ^ tC T d ra ts , 'I te

in g tb th e fy r , capiD b l ^ school rodeo pi .' The meeting is o

'm o re inform ation, 326:4396. , ‘ •

'Con^

i ^ mObltuariBS

: Idaho/West Sports ■ .

iimilivalleviame officials ibiic cpmment _iLLS - Anyone with an opin- nd wildlife issues in the Magic vited to speak out at a couple jses sponsored by (he Idaho o f Fish and Game, fleeting will be Monday, Feb. Id courthouse in Hailey. On :b. 13. the venue will be the and Welfare Building at 60|T in Twin Falls. Both meetings

»4 to 8 p.m.ire proposals' t6"make”Oct.'5 opening day for dccr season

.southern Jd ^o -h u n ting 4tnits. - n it numbers fo r antJerless elk’ ncrcase onllercd deer permits and estab lish new antelope s 54 and 57. .lits are slated for reduction in few er ontelope perm its are’

the northern units o f Fish and ic Volley region.

lonal Weather ">ot storms, cliangesh e Nationol Weather Scrvicc :-public-forhclp-in-spotting- 'eather.changes.in.the.M agic-

’ is onbring a training session> recruit "storm spotters” ot 7 y, Feb. 13, accord ing to a : from the B uhl Fire Chicf s. T he public can help the weather watches and warn* se said.ourse' lasts 90 minut<;s and e bow t £ correctly spot ond jr happenings. The training

be held at th e Soil W ater oratory at 3793 North 360O les e a s t o f T w in F a lls on d .C all Grimes ot 543-5664.

ne patrolman liits srlliesday meeting•_ M ayor.G erald ,O stler, w ill., patrolman John Walker dur- City Council m eeting.' • igenda-items-include-the-rea- - m ie Brooks from .the plan* lg commission. — il a lso w ill c o n s id e r the $4,000 contribution to the

Jthem Idaho for.the contin* o f J e ro m e ’s -E c o n o m ic

\dm inistrator position.} will start at 7 p.m. in the ers.

l u n t y F a i r B o a r d . . : I n d r a ' t h c m e t a l kThe Jerom e C ounty Fair

e t at 7:30 p.m . Monday in l ith b u ild in g a t the fair-

agenda include o discussion b r this sum m er's fair and

________

Lance, otliers incoln Day dinnerU.S. Rep. M ike Crapo and General Al Lance will join as speakers at the Lincoln ;b. 23. .led to speak w ill be new c aa P arty C hairm an Ron 1 a representative for U.S. g^ who w il be accepting a :itizen award in Pocatello

iblican Central Committee -Childers-said the banquet— ounty. affair. The $12 din- ' be obtained from county lirpersons: Harold Lee in Merv* Ridinger in Lincoln

h A rk o o sh in G o o d in g y Jerom e County Repub- icmber, or Al P re sc o trS iir^

will be at tbe Elks Lodge,; Jerome. A no-host social i:'30 p .m ., fo llow ed by a at-7.— ---------- ------------------

ease among items dis fair board .> - t h e Twin Foils C ouh^ meet a t 12:30 p.m. todoy mmissionera' ofUco at the

include farm events and leaM o f farmland beloiig- ipital-project planning tiod 0 practice.s open to tile public. For in, call the fa ir ofHce ot

Qcqrilfid fiom sta ff r^Kvts

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At St. Edward’s C alike d o esn 't both

Clinton’“ B y L iz W right

T im es-N ew s w riter

j . T W IN f a l l s . ■■ -------teoch ing eighth-grad

felt like being on the Q . doubts that class disnP---------- - i f -h e r -6 tu d e n t8 -w «

increasing ly popular the country.

In h is S ta te o f th P re s id e n t C lin ton si

Merge_JB y.C hariotte Giles_____

^ Times-News corresponde

® H A IL E Y - The smal ' Moin Street is always buz ' W h e th e r i t ’s hostin

improving relotionships c • cine, furnishing school st

whose porents can 't offoi 0 crib exchange, the W

... , Center has been filling g---------55TVlcesT<3rWdmcn,"lccn

the post four years.I It was started in 19921

M cdical C en ter auxiliai ■ Center is funded by the ai

I River M cdical Centcr, fee I ences, grants and private c

No one know s what w '• - -W om en’s Resource Ccn

Luke’s Hospital takes ov< M edical C enter as propose . “The new hospital wc m inim um , the current Ie' the com m unity. Women services have always been L uke’s ,” said N adra An public re lations specialii said.

The Center bos more th two fullitim e staff memb(

. com m ittee o f 24 women, four years, it has conduct w om en's conferences on i

--------a tiv ity rteen pregnancy, t

Misty < sunlightSunrise filters throu

............m ist rising from v«inear the state fl

hatchery In Hagerm. , " ' on Saturday. The t: •j . .^ a w Is coming, ho

• e v e r Temperatur should, begin moden Ing today, reaching tl mld<40s by the mldd

of the week, weath I.. ' forecasters sa

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s Catholic School, where other most of the student

k e l aI’s callfor sc

shorr . wei

• w il- T o Jackie C orlson , jac l

graders hag som etim es " the front lines. But she b u t lisruptions would cease insi -w o ro -u n ifo rm s , on— teoi liar alternative around Sch

Nf th e U n ion o d d re s s , Icm n said pub lic sch o o ls leas

indent

mall w hite house on buzzing with activity.I tin g w o rk sh o p s on ps or alternative medi- " ' ll supplies for children ifford them or running ! W om en's R esource ■ ■ ■ lg gaps iii'com m unity @9 $ iccns and children Tor B B

n by the Wood River iliary. The-R esource . . j / i le auxiliaiy, the Wood fees from the co n fe r- .

Ite donations.It will happen to the ^en tcr i f B o i s e * 9 'S t .~ '^ H over the Wood River josed.would support, ot a

I levels o f service in nen’s and ch ild ren ’s cca a priority with St. Sunt Angcrman K ellogg, for S iaiist for St. -Luke's, Cent

e than 50 volunteers, “ ^ mbcrs and a steering “In icn. During the past plannt ducted seven all-day, Voluh )n topics such as cre-. thebu y, b reast cancer-and------ The

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‘o u g h .w aterefishrmanle bighow-..turesierat*g theIddleatherI say.,.

S . j t

e uniforms are required I nts.

r t e s tchooluniforhould be able to.require their /ea r un iform s “ i f It m eans /ill stop killing each other ovi ickcts." ^"W c can dress them attywb;

u t tb e change has g o t to c is id e ,” said C arlson ,-a soci jo ch e r-a t-R o b e rt S tu a rt Ju chool. “Clothes don’t m ake tl N ationally , concern about

tnce ond delinquency hos pr :ost seven sta tes to allow ui

ries wor

nny NeWell talks with fell Sliver Creek Alternative

nter In Hailey last week.Gifts You Can Give Y our Chi In the beginning, we got the b i med our first.confcrence tbe a uhtcers were here cleaning an building,” Director Lisa L ^ ja l h e-cen je r h a d p lann^d on {

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d In kindergarten through

f a s f c)rms sparks ceir students tp public schoolus tecn-ogers - S ch o o l S a fover designer Villoge, Calif____ __ Eroponcntsway wc wish, improved oca} com e from jn g a b sc n teociol studies schools in thiJu n io r H igh Californio ic the man.’; "W e see o iu tg o n g v io - value o f impl prompted atuniform s in PU

m ^ ’s a

ellow student Kristen G ni /e School students at the

phiidrcii." attending its fi ! building and “ P- " e some week. "T h a t’s wh and painting need,” Loojala

ijalo said. She has a d n -8 0 'p eo p le ------------------------

B yEricG ood< T im ^ N c w s c

R U PE R T - D istrict emplc required to dis positive, occor

• sidered by th e : The district

. d ec is io n s ond I«ople upon le. tive , A ssistah Goodwo'rth soil _ "W hen you that bos no cu everyone is pr pointed to Idah fo r that aspect <

HIV is the vi • A t o recen t'

. ' Bill Hepworth e f i t b y ,k n o w em ployee is 'H could be placed

' w ithout endanj

' D is tric t attoiI

iy

PIMe DOurlMy 81 EdMRf• Sch gh sixth grade, dressing

controversyools, according to the N otioni >afety C e n te r in W estlo k alif._5nts-praise the-concept, ci.tin academic perform ance, dcclir n te c ism a n d le s s c r im e i the m ajor urban centers sue

lia and Florida.: 0 reol value in exom ining th Tiplcmenting this policy," saii

Please see UNlFORMS/C:

:enter

KIRSTEN SHULTZmw TlmM^

3njbbs during a gathering he Women's Resource

is first confcrence - 300 show

w hen I knew tho t w e filled alasaid.a degree in nonprofit organiz

“ Please see CENTER/C

doka schools ler disclosure y for HIVodeUIS corrcspondent-

f - M inidoka C oun ty Schoc iployees and students m ay b disclose w hether they arc H P cording to a policy being cor lie School Board. .•ict can m ake be lte r in form e ind m ore o d equa te ly p ro tec 1 learning i f they arc H IV posi tan t S u p erin ten d en t R ic h a r said.ou are dealing w ith a diseas cure, you w ant to -m akc sur.

i protected,” he said. H e olsi daho Code that he said allow :ct o f the policy, e virus that causes AIDS.:nt board m eetings C hairm oi rth said the district w ould ben ow in g w h e th e r a p o te n t ia s'H IV positive so the persor ;ced in 0 paiticulor jo b positior w gering students o r co-work'

ttom ey. B rent T in g ey sa id ii

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By_Virginio S. Goil Timcs-Ncws writci

TW IN FALLS - trails has been dra books for severa l routes may begin ti

B |H Cily Council apprc ^ ing contract today.

!---------- B ikc-r'ou ie—intersection o f Nc Sparks Street to the

^ - - Street and Falls A\

Shoup Avenue. Rc _ fro m th e w e s ^ r n

A venue WcsCio tfi ro ad o ffF a lls Avcm

To create the lone use . th e c ity w ill

____ roads, rem ove parithe bike’trails. ~ . T he council m et

. City Hall. The meet

3 Also on todoy's a;•' Council mcmbc

c ity rad io frcquer Centrol Region'E9J

“T— ------ inB-agrecmcnt.-------------- --------- •—T hc-co u n c il-tt

m eters, valves, fitii . Twin Falls w ater sys

• A public hearin _ arebitect Russ Livcl

y, _ ing change to estab A ddison A ve. E ., i

mal W ith the c i ty 's ant ik e A ddison Ave. E. lo I

o f the street's currer ing — is “ questionable in lin . planning ofTiciols sa<

HaOeythe I '21 to castC 3 ^

on bonBy Liz WrightTimes-News writer

HAILEY - Voters whether to buildoncv

The $11.8 million I struct a facility to he sh e r i f f s o fiicc and ccntcr for cily ond co i

B laine County off would pul an end to cHallcngcs from inmu $7.25 million to build cost is interest.

T he county has. fa enough support for a r y io rs . R cccntly,.soai have raised the price t; span o f nine months.

Cluis Word, on opp employee, contends th

~ to house criminals tlir tones o r a sccond sior) ingjail.

W ard says the new . thon voters thirJc. A nc if f is w asteful' spend

n g ■ would spend thousand form the old jail into.ol

Prefabricated ja il pl several million dollars

iwcd “I ju st see the costs never stopping,” said

cd a lege student who l iv e s: S heriff W alt Femlir

liza- current 24*ycar-old fac — expansion. Blaine-Co

have contracted w ith and architects to exam

§ they say that building cost-efl'cctive over the I

"Bosically we would C with 0 fociIity_where_----------start ov er again," Fcm

poor planning.” - He cites the advanto]

p ro v id e s room to gr requirements for handi ends legal threats by

. Liberties Union.T hc'H ailcy City Coi

ollow the county to dc space, and the counly

- lond from nearby hon: the existing jail, Femlih

"People believe w cci story on this building,” may be tbe truth, but tl o f changes in the buildii

" B y ru n n in g a mu in c rea se y o u r staffin i which ends up costing n

‘5° itself,” Femling said.But W ard said the jai

o f further law suits be developed following a

lan i994_r ’* . T he co un ty has boi

Hailey aiiport fo r the ni on county will continue to 0 " until th e ja il is built. Fen

Voteis. rejected a jail - and ogain in 1995. Coi ‘ “ soid m ost voters w ere ^3 counly hod not secured t

n FaUs ials eye vpatiisGoibcr 1 ________, _ritcr

-S - A network o f bicycle drawn in Twin Falls plan

e ra l years. T w o o f th o s e in to lake form .soon, i f the pprovcs a design engineer- ay.- B ^ w o u ld - r u n - f r o m th e '' N orth C ollege R oad and I the intersection o f Quincy ; AvSniic,-looping soiith 'lo . Route “E” would strctch ^ rn _ c ity l im its o n _ F i^ r______0 the ShoSione f‘aj}s Park venue East.lanes for exclusive bicycle . k'ill have to w id en so m e parking s tripes a n ^ m a r k ___

m eets a t '4 p .m , today in neeting is open to the pub

's agendo:m bers may agree to share lu enc ics w ith th e S o u th E9J 1 through a co-licens-_______

il-w ill-con 's ider-b id s-fo r-----------fittings and p ipes fo r the •systems.aring at 6 p.m. will cover ively 's request for a zon- stablish an ^ 0 ic e ot 2068

in a residentia l zone, anticipotcd w iden ing o f . lo five lanes, the viability

irrent homes os residences '} in the long te rm .” c ity s say.

y voters t ballots nd issuecr

tters will dccidc Tuesday1 new jail.on bond issue would con- ) hold 64 inmates,"CTnew ind a com bined dispatch county low enforeement. o fficials say a new ja il

d to crow ding and legal amutes. T h e ja il will cosi uild: the remainder o f the_______

S. f a i le d tw ic e lo g a th e r r a new ja il in th e pa.si s ix s o a r in g p ro p e r ty v a lu e s cc ta g by $350,000 in the is . ,opponent and former jail Is there are cheaper ways ; tlirough modular dormi- itory addition to the exist-

ncw ja il will cost m ore \ new office for the shcr- ' ending, and th e coun ly ' sands o f dollars to trahs- lo.offices, he said, il-plans are available for lors less. Ward said.' jsts going up and up and lid Ward, a full-time col- vcs in Carey, mling maintains that the I facility wasn’t built for •■Counly com m issioners-------/ith several consultants (amine all options - and ding a new ja il is more the long haul, he said, ould be leaving our kidserejhcy_wo,uId.hnyc_to_______Femli'ng said. “ It. is j u s r ------- .-

inlogcs o f a new jail - it ) g row , m eets fed e ra l andicapped inmates ond by the A m erican C ivil

Council decided not to J develop more parking nty would have lo buy homeowners to expand niihg said.ve con just slap o sccond ig,“ Fcmling said. “That ut there have been a lot ilding codcs.” • m u lti-s to ry jo i l , you ffing, fo r bo th floo rs, ng more than the facility

: jail isn 't in ony danger I bccause o f s tandards g 0 court injunction in

b ough t land n ea r the le new jail site, and the : to hold bond elections Fcmling said, ja il bond issue in 1990 County commissioners c re conccm ed that the e d the land ^rst.

'V ;

5 Con! puts

. BOISE (AP) - In era , paring down go

_______ the b urden o f slockii■ sheltering runaw ays

mcdical carc for the pU n ite d W ay is ll

um brella organization o f th o se n o n -p ro fit s in c c U n ited W ay <

’ ac ro ss Idaho arc aut ■■■■■. -..-hcalUL-QLthcJocaLci

■ dictates w hether each- ’ m isses its individual

tni^ct. - ' “ I f you cut taxes, yc

the burden onto the Io ty ,” sa id L u c in d a A d i r e c to r o f th e Un

This w--------- ' ----- ^Tlie following is a

that will take p lacc thi;• Idiiho.

■ ^ Ovcreatcrs Anonym

_____ ~ - •Pep Band rehearsal

A rts i;33.

- Gcncml M otors scrvi a.m. to 4:30 p.m . inCa: ' Idaho State Universi

■ be held from 7 to 9 p.m M ogic V alley Symp

7:30 p .m in the Fine Ar

W------------ r"G encral'M otors‘servi_______ n ,m ..tQ -4 ;30 .p jnJnC ar

M ilitaiy testing will 203.

M ogic V olley Rodic Shields 102.

Sw ing B and rehearsi F in e A rts l2 1 .

nIdaho A ngus A ssociat

ServicA tm a L. M o n h , o f I

m eriy o f H agcnnon, 11 C a th e r in e 's C a th o l H ag e rm an . V ie w in g , I

; o .m . to d a y o t th e c h t ;- 'W aggoncr Chapel in Bo

■A im inti "M in n lo M o River, W yo., and forme

_ . . 10 a.m . today, LD S Chil C h a p e l , 5 2 0 N . L inc i V iew ing, one hou r bcfo to d a y a t th e c h u rc h , ( \ G orge ChapcJ in G reen f

O v e C . A n d erse n , o:a.m . to<Iiiy, Reynoids Fu T w in Foils.

P ea ri M ottiec , o f Sale fom ierly o f T w in Falls, i

. v ic c , 1 p .m . to d ay . Sum Park, T w in Falls, (White T w in Falls).

R oxie G rabam T lu n ^ F a lls , m e m o ria l se rv ici today, Reynolds Funeral < Falls.

J o h n F . W ink le , o f Tv o .m . T u e s d o y , R e y n o l

Obitua

M ahala N. A shforM ah a la N o e l A shfo

- - - d a u g h te r o f A llen a r A sh fo rd , d ie d S a tu rda

.1996 a t St. Luke’s Hospii S he w as born Jan . 1

J e ro m e to A. Allen and Harvey Ashford. In addi parents, she Is survived i

---------- tB rs rS an d ra”and~J989l<mother Pat S am s a nd art Will a n d L aR eo Marv •Je ro m e ..

Funeral services will b< e d a t 1 p.m. Tuesday In

— —S o c ie ty R o o m - I n 'th e S e c o n d W ard C h a p e l Lincoln by Bishop Alfred 1

Burial will follow a t th Cem etery. Friends m ay < chu rch one hour prior t( vices,• .êrvfces are under the o f th e H ov e-R o b ertso n C hapel in Jerome.

_ Dorothy M. Springi' D oro thy M. S p rln g e i

: ' Eaglo, died Friday. Feb. < a Boise c a re cen te r. Fur

• v ic e s will b e h e ld a t 11 W e d n e s d a y . F e b . 7.

• S u rn e is F u n e ra l Homei

\ m \ 10 ^ « S a

. I S IN C E tf lM T W IN FA I

•• C-2 Tlmos-Nows. Twi

iservat i biirde■ In a conservative Kooteni governm ent pro- ends up

ities bear more o f has a ch

lys ond prov id ing spokesw le poor. Idaho Ei th e t ra d i t io n o l S69 ,00 ( tion fo ra long^llst - L egislat j f i t g ro u p s . B u t the onl> ly o rg a n iz a tio n s state tax au tonom ous, the .. “They iLccoiw m y-ofteii— vatc-scct ach office hits o r those in lual fund -ra is ing hove to

'■ w ith 0 d . you ju st m m sfer low er sei e local com m uni- Unite< i A dc, o u tg o in g blessed \ U n ited W oy o f lions in t

êeic at iI a schedule o f m eedngs and this week at the College o f S(

J . ________TODAY

ymous meets ot 3:30 p.m . in

a l will be held at 7:30 p .m . i

TUESDAYervice'school will be held froi Canyon 130B.:rsity com puter lob open hou: p.m. in the Evergreen Atrium, ■mphony rehearsal w ill be h A rts Auditorium.

W EDNESDAY.ii^ ic tj-S ch d o rw iirb ch W fro rCanyon-130B.------ :---------------ill be held at 5:30 p.m . In S

idio A m ateu rs m eet a t 7 p.

arsal w ill be held ol 7 :30 p.

THURSDAY;iation show wil! be held oil c

ces ----o f Boise and for- Chapel in TII a.m. today, St. p.m. today i

holic Church,lg, 9:30 to 10:30 Lany De church. (A lden- o f Lany D.Boise).----------------Sr; o fR tc l

Dem oray's '-Jones,-of Green—V icw ingrI rmcrly of Jerome, chapel. r h iin ^ 2 n d Ward incoln^ Jerom e. JotmHcn wfore the scrvice 2 p .m . Tue . (Vase Flaming Reformed C m River).

I, o f Hansen, 11I Funeral Chapel,

H a rr ie t “Solem, Ore., and • JEROME Is. gravesidc’ser- 74, o f Joron >unset Memoriol Rochite Momiary in TwinFalls.

Funeral sc w ill be anr

mqwon. o f Twin Robeftson Fu vice. 2:30 p.m. . m lCh.pcl. Twm

HAILEY > ■Twin Falls, 11 ogc 41, a rc no ld s 'F u n e ra l Saturday, F<

ariesTTTTOTSBETn, C hapel, Re>

Church of th ate. Burial w Cemetery,

'o r d Dorothy w

r d a ? F«h Jf Of 10 'sDâl’ln B o is^ e d from hIgf 10 1996 at Sfie m ind karalie A. ddltlon to her3d by; two sis- D ofo% worki 8 8 l c a r g r a n d - ^ ^ J ® ;^ ‘® ^ -grandparents 2.®-

all o(

II be conduct-! In the Reliof> th e - J e r o m e

n h e S o m eay call a t the ‘° ° o l8 e . .)f to tho sor- , Dorothy waj

s tre s s , a n d n the direction f'fflji^fichool fi son F u n e ra l '^ d d ln g d re «

wire a n d mothi her fanilly. Sh close relationsi

i g o r g ra n f lc h lld reg e r , 63 , o f fo o k e d forw£ b. 2,_19M in w e e k e n d ..ai Funeral s e r- Q ra n d p a ’a h< 11 a .m . o n them selves.

1990 a t ' After movini Ttes; E d g le - enrolled In sect

W H IT Ei i o w & { F ta m a /e * in

fAUS • lOMBIDaY • .733 • 66(

Twlfi Falls, lao'ho MoPdoy. Fob«

dve go\ en on cenai C ounty . “ The ind ividual up paying. W ith us, the person choice to coopcrqte.*' , i tc d - W a y - o f - A d a - G o u n ty rswomon Linda Laky cited the • Epilepsy League, w hich lost }00 in s ta te fu n d in g a s th e ilature cu t th e budget. It w as n ly p riv a te ch a rily rece iv ing :ax money.ley 're go ing to turn to the pri- cctor-to-tty-to-rccoup-thati-It-e- in the p rivate scctor w ho will to say , ‘l am w illing to live a d iffe ren t t ) ^ c o f se rv ice , a service,’ o r r isc to that level.” ted W ay o f A d a C o u n ty is d with several major corpora- n the Boise area and plenty o f

CSIin d -cv cn ts '- the E xpdX cntef.' fSou thein Girls’ state basi

j to 10 p.m . in the g— y - .............Magic V alley C

^ p .m . in F ine A rts i in D esert _ I _ _ _

D. in F ine -Ido}io A ngus A th e Expo Center.

Idoho-Pork Proc in Canyon 121.

from 8:30 • G iris’ stote bask.to 10 p.m. in t h e g

ouse w ill A rts on -Tour pn im. in the Fine A rts A te held ot

Idoho Personne Shields 204.

J ----- Idaho-Pork-Pro3irom 8.30 to 4 p . ta in Aspen . ou- t j “ Idaho A ngus As! .S h ie ld s O icE xpoC cm cr.

™ M ilitary testing 'p .m . in 203.

. G irls ' suite baskc p .m . m in the gymnasium.

M agic V alley C 1! day in 7:30 p.m. in the Fin

n Twin Falls. Viewing, 3 fo 8 (F ly at Ihc chapcl. Ft

Dean Holland Jr., tnfanl son p . and Linda Mareh Holland p.

itchfield ,' 2 p .m . Tuesday,' Cl y 's Shoshone Chapel. Tt r r n o i 7 p.m . today a t the 'fu;

CemyKlompJco. o f Kimberly, W ruesday, B ethe l C hristian Fa d Chureh. Churchill. Mont.. No

âth notict “SaUy^ D irk «ccÊ - H a rrie t-S a lly" Dirk. ‘ rome, died Sunday Feb. 4. lo c tC re e k Care Center in

I services are pending nnd H i innounced by the Hove- { I Funeral Chopel in Jerome., ogc

\r th u T L ev itan Y - Kevin Arthur Levitan.- dip resident o f H ailey, d ied Cbi Feb. 3 , 1996 in o traffic, heic

For oblti call 733-0

êv. Tim Bunn, of Eaglo she f the N azarene will officl- wor I will follow a t Dry C reek Dof

thei’ w as born Ju n e 7. 1912 Dep J, Mo,, to Amo and Vada whe lhe o ldest daug h te r-In -a— A 10 chlldron.'She graduet- hus. ligh s c h o o l in J e ro m e , yeai ) married Robert Springer and on Aug. 7, 1932. They mbn A storia , O re . In 1935. . bi

srked a t Lewis and Clark surv ry -S C h o o l- in th e - lu n ch —daU( re her children a ttended Verr h e a ls o to o k w e ld in g te rs ring World W ar II. Wint. th e y m o v e d b a c k lo Twin lere they lived for.a y ear J e a i vlng .lo .H alley_D orothy—Edolth e G olden Rule S to re gran x)d River M erc In Hailey McC when the family m oved B rer

Sprirwas a n excellent seam -, a n d 1 m a d e .h e r d a u g h te r 's , neph )l form als a n d also h e r Sh e ss . Sha w as a devoted tw o )ther, dearly loved by ell J o h r She h a d a n especially daua inshIp udth all five of her- Thi jre n . e a c h o f w hom thanh w ard to s p e n d in g a Boise .,a t G ra n d m a a n d care, h o u se , e a c h o n e b y Frii

Funoi/ing to Boise,.Dflcotiiy, 9.,a.n ecretarial sc to o l. W hen Wedn

■obfuary 6 .1 9 9 6

verniiK[;haritiiluiil individual contributors, son record $3.4 million in th

ol fund-raising drive, t n ty— increase from Ae^previo the Em ployees ot the lo lost Packard C o ..p lan l toj: th e w ith S683,68Q in d o t vas lo w cd b y ; A lb e r ts ing 5 5 5 2 ,0 0 0 , B o ise Cas

with $169,970 and W c m - a t $ 1 .44 ,200 . C o rp o t lt-6— oftioes-elsew hcre-ch 'ii /ill local United W ays, ivc But it takes salesmans , a “ I f yoii- lo se m oney 1.” you t ry arid o rg an ize is gather som ep lace else,

ra- H o lihes , p re s id e n t o f o f W ay o f A da Couniy.

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jasketball toum am ent will be 10 gymnasium.y C horale rehearsal wlin>c’ l; rts 133. ,

> A ssociation show continues

•roduccrt w ill m eet from.nooi

osketboll tourotunent w illb e 1 e gymnasium.program will be presented oi

; Auditorium.

SATURDAY in e l E xam w ill b e g iven at

ro3uccrR-meoting.continue8-ft len 108. • ■A ssociation sole’ Wiin>e held

lg will be held a t 9:30 o.m.

isketball tournament continue; m. ,

SUNDAY ' Com m unity C oncert w ill 'I Fine Arts Auditorium.

(Reynolds Funeral Chapcl i: Falls). •

Ruth Denise Walton, o f Ri W ed jtcs^y . Payne Me

Chopel, Burley. Viewing! 6 l6 Tuesday ond one hour beft fiincral on Wednesday ot the ch

Edw ard D,- M eigs, o f Su W est, Ariz.. and formerly ol Falls, burial, 2 p.m. April 5, Ar Nationol Cemetery.

cesaccident.

.Arrangements are being pl under the direction o f Wood Funeral Chapel in Hailey;

H o w ard Jam es K e mHAILEY - Howard James

oge 41, a resident o f M». Clc Mich, d e d Soturdoy. Feb. 3,19$ tnifTie.accident.

Local-.arrnngements ore und d irection o f Wood R iver Fu Chapcl in Hailey.,Final rites w held in Michigan; .

» l t u a r y . r a t e I n f o r m a t lo i 3-0931. e x te n s io n 278

sh e com plo ted .-that co u rse worked for six months at the I D epartm ent of Em ployment, [hen w ent to work for tho li Department of Health and We NhQiB she worked for 17 years -After-retiring to ih e homtrthE lu sb an d built In Eagle, lo r r /ea rs they enjoyed a large fl ind vege tab le g arden , furiiis nbny vegetables lo all the fami

(n addition to her husband, 8 lun/ived by: a son. Bob Spring Jaughier.-A nifancfdil?^"b"ro 'em Johnson of Shoshone; sl> e rs . Viola P e ttlng flj. An Vinterholler an d R egina Lowi win Falls, and Galena Kestle e a n -D o p lta , -of J e ro m e r :dollne-Von-Weller-of-VY8ndell: randchildren, Debra Dudley, F IcC orm Ick , C lln l M cCorm l e n d a P a tto n a n d Ror pringer; 13 great*grandchlld n d n u m e ro u s , n ie c e s . ephews.S he w as p re c e d e d in deat^

VO b ro th e rs , J o a ^ a n d Per a h n so n , h e r . 'p a re n t s , anc aughter who w as stillborn., : . The family wislje's'tojoive spe ank$ to the staff-at The Daki Dise for their W tiaiand thouol' ire. •F rien d s m ayrca ll a t ScJmm moral Homes; Eagfe C h a ^ l , !! a.fD. until, the tirpe of service ednesday. '. •; ' i:', I'j' h R.fjV

.V ' . ' .

lent es k■s. It collected a the Latest onnu-

;, 0 5.1-percent

local H ew lett- 7/ t iT O m op p ed th e list J n d i n i o n a tio n s , foi* l j i y Q £ |y Is o n ’ s w ith a s c a d e C o rp . ^ TRAS /e st O ne B ank ; o r a lc b ra n c h iip n ir to n h c i t—

:y som ep lace , haE m T V :e so y o u can >c,'’ sa id Jock. f .h = U „ U c d ~

The Housi 211 .201a to the Dist

— _ • m easure it. ; 'low-Jricorrii

w held from I . Pffvatesd: • help lhe Di

5 -heId iif7 :30 ‘" dWon.*Opp , ' cu tsw ere l

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ids oli day. in

» n to 4 p.m.

sh c id

at 7:30 p .m .- rem ovafed .ra tes;It WOI Install chUiis

.violent shov a t 8 a .m . in b e ' l m p t ^

maklng’inde -ftom 8p ;m .— tchfldrenijnl

W H irddy i r* " S w S eSi en to u rag e r

1. in Shields s u m e r iA ^ • • ... 4 ) S S Jcs a t I p .m . Tne House i

abillallow in I 0 receive th

, u L of whether FI be he ld a t Republicans

deblllmiLTr___________ , Rubin said U

hold ifthede debt limit i s :

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I in Twin

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Jun C ity T he.S enated o f Twin .45 tob lockan

Arlington drtJlllmll,Whll.ô n b m is ts 8t

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aSPENDIN' }s Kem . V H ie S ena te or Jemens,.-, temporary Spe ,996 m o .to avoid anolhi

down.'Thebill. Hon. reduced s

programs, Tne : . • lion for foreign

—_______ I ed the iise of fiI I ■ orvhuman emb

T n eS d h a teo h------------ ■ 'theS T A IÎL irle, s h e ........... BussianllMisia9 Idaho T M b n ijy one^ It. S h e ■ n u d e a ra rse n ^ , Id ah o :ca«ociijfihe’lra Velfare, . ^ T E L E C O M'If- ___ The.Senate.on^r m ^nu overtiaullnoftewar cations laws, f t

lishlng phone and cabli miiy each other^s ma, she is ■ . controls on cabingerLa:____ TV producers toiroth'er, can s c fo en o u n six sis- penalties would ^ rlona found guilty of ff we. of « available to'chilc 'e a n d said the m easur

... .for.cbnsufhere,l Ru m would encouragi

.’m lck, sum ers. A W

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..trapped]': ^ H b p E ■ ( A P ) :

pocia . f i i h e d i th e ' .b o d ““ 0 B o n iie r G oiiiityShH ul-, ;,su b m o rB C ll-te^ l

I’ p .n i

en tly th e d river.,

— If” - • ^ .

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. . . . . . „ . . .

? u 8 ^ W a d n e ^ rejected i that would

n o p i M ^ on the' flow

use on Wednesday approv^ 1ablllappropriaUfjQK99bIllli listrict Columbia for 1996. Tl e IncfudM a p{pyislon,to;prpvi( ime students vouchers to atler schools: Supporters said It wot I Distriajmprove Itsfipandal o >pponentffsaid'the'bin's fijfidin re too deep, and that the voud sjnls|^kJed:A .^'vote fovoi

1 in toch o th^s iri ahd' rederal controls on cabis TV: would îilreTV p ^ u c m to ii|fe ro paranls can;$creen out liows. Criminal penalties'woufd (ed on p ^ e found (luittybf fâ c e n tn ^ w g a ^ a ^ to ;; '

S^bppbnants saM it vkxild "v lemondponas, hurling con*: ^^yes-jmtafiworaJhejne^

se on Thursday approved 396 ving Sodal Securi^ redplents i their benefit checte regardles »r President Clinton and ms agree to raise the federal. -Treasury.Secretary Robert— d the checks might be put on I debt limit was not raised. The is set to expire March 1. A *yei 3.the measure.------------- —

9 on Fdd^. Jan. 26. voted 48 '. an amendment to Increase 0)e vhlch to set lb expire March 1.- - isay ad ^ w o u M b K rea^ r 38 affil rulnlhe.couniiy's.finan-' Ity. &'ppbrtOTbf btodttag the,'. 16akf anv bin to ihcrem Ihe: ioukl bKlude spending cuts Wancedlxidget-'Opponents--^ M Omit n e ^ to te r a i ^ wlth ' iji fri orter'to'avoW e flbvemi-.. IL-A W vote' l^vors Uockihg': crease tha'debtihfL < 'INGI on Jan. 26 approved 82-0 a spending bill through March 15 sther partial government shut- bill, called a continuing resolu- d spending for many of the Ides and temilnaled 10 minor Tie bill also Induded $12.1 bll- gn aid programs, and prohibit- )f federal funds for research mbryos. A ■yes’ vote favors spending bill. ___

ILfrEialy/tf'^pri^ t^'the>;;

lerhalf U.Siah([.FÛui:r--f-,-r nd|Sv.AW'Vpte1avor8'i^

>M1onJhursday.appravsd.91-&a,- ng the nation's telecommunl- The bill would allow tele-

able companies to compete In markets, and remove federal able TV rates; It'wbuld require } to Install chips so parents ut\dolent shows. Criminal . jid be imposed on people if making Indecent material hildren online. Supporters , sure would Improve servicess', Butbppdnents said it------age monopolies, hurting con- is-vote favors the bill.wis«(viM ■ , i ■

find boillies H. I

biyerk have odies’Q ftw o east Ity me'o-^bini 0 car i<the nea^rfreezin'g ^ 0 Bp6h3(iy'ob Lake Wf

. nbert,jf4% and Rex ■ V.\wef;»p>'rentl^ B iV'IaK^fiozen sur- ■ 'I '

yards H

from

lUebeh'was oppar-

I Idaho « is voti

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I the endat ing is a list o f govem- neetings that are sched- is week in the Magic This, list is compiledvance-schcdulft8“ T S rlew s suggests that you I the in fo rm a tio n by he appropriate clerk’s ifore attending.

T O D A Ylia—e ity —eoTincil7~?“ loyor L a rry W oll’s

City Council. 8 p.m.,

cll .C ity C ouncil, 8 y Holl.ng C ity C ouncil, 7 y Holl.I Community Library 'T rustees, 7:30 p.m., Com munity Library,lap lc .'“ — :-------------- —County commission-

i„ courthouse, m C ityQ ouncil, 6:30" 'H all.

V alley Regional >cnter-Board,-7-p.m.,- — oard room, alls C ity Council, 4 ) p..m.. City Hall.aIls_County_commis_____:30 a.m., courthouse.

T U E S D A Y 2ity Council. 8 p.m..

1 City 'Council, 7:30pjuse,__________:________ _n M em orial AirportD-pml:rcourthousE----- “—in City Council, 7:30 Hall.::ity Council. 7 p.m.,

Mty Council. 7 p.m.,

le C ity C ouncil, 8 Hall.Ils Couniy commis-- ____10 a.m., courthouse.

s d i ^ s d a y _____________ly C ouncil, 8 p.m.,

I County Foir Board, rd offlce at the fair- .

'ity Council. 7 p.m.,

Is County commis- • t- 0 a.m., courthouse.

j u r s d a y! C ity C ouncil, 7 lall.n : C ham ber o f _, noon. Hagerman er.5sia C ham ber of •noop. Rujjert Elks

Is County, cbmmis- ) a.m., courthouse, s County Plonning Commission, 7:30

Falls County Office I 6 Third Ave. E. '

F R I D A Yty C o u n c il, 7:30 iver Electric Co-op iôora. • . s,County commis- ' a.m., courthouse.

Ia m u M n rB x -f ifa - '•J-Tools •AiiUquesitj.WeleoTO.-JBfom8_.-:- - ___ 1.m cT iw uud i

w um rr--iiw iIt. lncorjnr3lBd 'ig&RxIuns-Heytxjni ' :banent-Feb7 ^Mienwiiavitt . :

“ s '.JdAonBannetl ^mert-TwinFalls JJemenl-FehS :UJCTMSBIVlCf . ^BKUiriOM lil - - - . _ , _MdEstat8-AIIlIqug :iMibles'-Hoin^ :ailaftoous-Twinftlls ■ . - - 2wnert-FBliS . ■ ■ :IDCTKWmtt , •

iWAinrir>iiaB1-Autos-Kous ld .-TwinFalls • . :«nert-F#ba,B cinw tav icg 1

m u r - i r - i p n ' - - 1 ;sfordSHe-OoodlnT . 'F IO/Tlines-News;'

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■ WENDELL ogizcd last wi statem ent he

*• ■ c rew m an at Council mccti:

---------- — L ast—m onN elson o rder Jo h n G ncsa cham ber folic b e tw een b in Nelson had dc o rd e r w h ile (

leam why he 1from operatin equipment.

D uring the had sa id Gni

_____1___ parked cars hm ore dam age apologized to < rcct statem ent

■ ‘ previous week! “A t the la^t i

th a t M r. Gtic----------; ^parked-cars-in-

em ployed by said. “My infoi reet. John, I ov.

_____ , . With thaL the fi. A fte r a b rie sa id , "T h an k council moved ness.’

Marsha Hart> E., criticized Ci Paul Isaacson fo

HiV-C o n tin u ed from (

appears im proper cants to prov ide I B u t Id a h o C o d e

' school district tb i by teachcrs and s

_ HIV positive, as 1” a rc tak en to pro i

said.“I t 's som ething '

" was awa7ting info^ national Departmc

■ regarding A IDS po sc h o o l d i s t r ic t s : country.

Tingey said lhat- .......— C Q ses-np tionw id i• ' ,, -flPPJsfs td .havc bei

irscnool scttingr

...... A sm okescreenfo r d iscrim inati

A n A m erican 'C Union ofTicial in B<

;. viewed, said the rcc closc H IV inform a stitulc a “smokescK

. nation.”S te p h e n R ow lc

director for tlic Idah said he hasn’t heari d is tric ts in th e sta such disclosure. 11 m ig h t c h a l le n g e

I p a s s c d ,1 i e s a id . '‘ Id a h o C o d e , wi

updated in 1990, r c e r ta in 'p e o p lc hav need to know i f a positive, T ingey saic school d istrict authoi

"From that, th e p w as put together,’' ht

I R honda E dm istor 'm a t io n o f f ic e r f

•iiponlinued from 01 D ennis M ansfield, of

I live Christian Idaho_____^ l- iiL B o isc .___ 5-----------

'• t "S tates ought to b portivc o f uniform s,

J m ost liberal presiden i history now w ants y1 w ear plaid skirts and

. t while shirts.”_ ------ *j— in 'T w in 'Fallsrscvc

2 St'. E d w a ^ 's Catholi “ "they don’t m ind thi;■ a re re q u ire d to wea 5 Som e say it levels tl

. ____ Domic hierarcby.— ;____^ “ I f w c d id n ’t ha I everybody w ould ma

_ poor students, and thi ' be know n a s th e bai

: Chuck M eade, n . .I Dress codes are in a 1 u la f lo c a lly . A m oi r banned al R obert Sniai j. School a re bandanni r sagg ing p an ts , slopp S sug g « tiv e clothing. V

. change their appearanc aw ollowcd back into <

( Lost y e v , paren ts '1 overwhelmingly reject i banning 'gong-siy le cl 1 schools in th e T w in : V- D istrictl M aoy oppoh ^ * the bim would lim it chi 3 ty td expreb th'em.selve

During the I995.1dal < session , Idaho leg islt

t dow n from tut attempt S the au tho rity o f local * t r ic ts to im p o se dres

______ _____________

Wendell; )logizes f<A’S correspondent . die

ILL - rncm ayor apol- vidi I week for an incorrect C he m ade about a c ity son at th e p rev io u s C ity com

wUng. . ' Is>onth—M a y o r - ty n n — riiciidcred police .to escort mid sa from the" c o u n c il bad bllowing an argum<mt was h im s e lf and G ncsa.- vcw I dcflared Gncsa out o f Ri Ic G ncsa w os try in g own lie had been prohibited Hnrt Iting the c ity ’s-heavy liabi

Shehe argum ent, N elson ond 3 n e sa had h it th re e help ;s_lajt y e a r_ a n d .d o n c _ o n c l Igc th is year. N elson • “V to Gnesa for the incor- drivi icnt he had m ade the Isaac «k. • meeti3 t meeting I indicated T t J tlesa b ad h it th re e “yes.-in-the l/m «-he’5-bcen-------“0t>y th e c ity ,” N elson ways iformation was incor- Isi owe you an apology, super

le fioor is yours." __counii r ie f s ilen ce , G nesa point nk y o u .” T h e n .th e Pol /cd ott to other busi- from

Mescartwig, 479 1st Ave. cmpli I City Superintendent the ct n for ordering the city by Cii

m 0 1 . Depais un;

per to require appli- djstr|« de lhat in form ation . “ n* >de m ig h t a l lo w a distric lo require disclosure Qq, 1(1 studen ts w ho arc .passe IS long a s m easures - D islri • ro te c t 'p r iv a c y , he 'd isc lo

. : .. crs ofng w c re still look- currci

iform ation from the Qlscn tm ent of|-Education j ,; policics'adoptcd by ts th ro u g h o u t tb e

hat there arc a few / id e -w h c rc -A iD S — becrt'cransmitted in

d istricen stu d e ilation" _ C .iv il L i b e r t i e s I Boise, w hen inter- ^ requirem ent to d is- ..

m alion m ight con- AlDi>- screen fo r discrimi-

decadeivlcy, l e g is la t iv e . “ Th< daho ACLU ofnce, PcopU card o f any school A IDS,’ s ta te th a t req u ire H e s T he organization a n d di

ge th e p o l ic y i f m ake tl visions

w h ich w a s la s t The foe ), re co g n ize s lha t is to pr have a le g itim a te infcctei r a pe rso n is H IV rig h ts < said. O n that list is w ho are thoriiies, hc-said.- — "It is e p roposed policy so c ie ty " he said. thing. I• ton ,'public infor- in a coi ‘ f o r th e s ta te said.

riiis0 1 1994, la, . . w o u ld 1:[ o f the conscrva- clo th ingho Fam ily posed th

0 be a t leasl sup- ms. k n o w in g the dgeablc dent in A m erican th in k (u s young ladies to said Cpl. and boys to w ear h igh sch

the Twin cveral students-at* • o '““"if"v L r e v e r y d . /Is the socio-cco- .

ho v e u n ifo rm sm a k e r „ „ o f th e ,[ they would justbad k id s ,” sa id ^

form s robincreasingly pop- “ Y ou e n o n g th e g a rb once you tuart Junior H igh S teve Ro nnas, h a ir n e ts , fo r th e A opp y -sh irts a n d Union in . [. V iolators m ust otive. The ■ancc before they express th to class. • “T he uf its an d tcachers - curity, a li iccted a proposal to find e j 9 clo th ing ID all con relate in Falls School pow er one johents c laim ed H o lly \ children’s obili* teachcr al

;lves. - ‘s tu d en ts 1Idaho legislative behavior ii isla to rs backed ■ " I think ipt to strcngtbcD • enough,” ’ ical. schoo! d i s - . ' ju s t said, Iress co d es . In ou r school

mayor for remartTcw to p ile 'up snow in the mic ile o f the side streets through th nterscciions, and plow out indi 'iduol driveways.

Councilman Brad Cbristophei on said he had received simila omplaints.

Isaacson said he w as experi icriling Wllh plowing show to thi liddlc o f the streets bccause hi ad received complaints thc-cit; /as blocking sidewalks and dri'cways with s n o w . ------R esiden ts shou ld c lean thei

w n d rivew ays and s idew alks Inrtwig said, and the cily runs i ability risk by doing such woric he sympatliizcd wiih the elder]) id suggested lhal iheir relative; :lp them or lhat they hire some-1C to do.soow.removal__________“Would you prefer I plug youi

rivcw ay and y o u r w alkw ay?” aacson asked tbe crowd at the ecting .. ■T he co n se n su s c le a r ly w as ’CS.”“O fcayrw c'n 'p lug’yoUrHri'Te'^ lys and walkways,” he said. Isaacso n h as re su m e d ^be pcrintendenl’s position aficr the uocil-failed-to approve his reap- inimcnt last month.Follow ing a le tte r to tb e city Jm h is a tto rn e y , J am es sservey o f Jerom e, Isaacson’s Ip lo y m e n t was ex tended until : end o f April as recommended Cily A ttomey Craig Hobdey.

partm ent o f Education, said s. unaw are o f o th e r Idaho scho tricts requiring H IV informatioi 'I t’s an iMue for the local scho tricts.” she said, jo o d w o r th s a id lh a t a polic >scd by th e B onnev ille SchO' slriQ l-iii.ldaho-Falls ollow^f< closure by “asym ptom atic” c an o f A ID S, but the d is tric t isn

T cn lly ask ing fo r that informi 1,-Assistant Superintendent Lyr cnsaid .Jn d er th e M in id o k a propoSa orm ation on p eo p le w ho hav / o r AIDS would i«m aih conf tia l, w ith only select individual ig -toId-oC Jhe-diagnosisJhc-lii u ld in c lu d c th e sch o o l nurse sulling-physician-for-thc-schoc n e t, school p rincipal and in d e n t’s c a s e .- t h e c la s s ro o r ;hcr. The School Board is con rring w h eth er board m em ber should be notified, opdw .orth s a id th e p ro p o se i >S-HlV policy is a s ign iflcan I fro m th e d i s t r i c t ’s i u r r e n ide-old policy on the subject, rh e p o licy d ea ls m o s tly w ill p ic w h o h a v e fu ll-b lo w r S,” he said.e said School B oard 'm cm ber: d is t r ic t o f f ic ia ls w ill try tc

e the best decision in w hat p roms to include in the new p olicy focus o f the proposal, he said, protect people from becoming

:ted, as w ell as to p ro tec t the IS o f e m p loyees and teachers are HIV positive.: is m y feeling that in today ’s j ty , p eo p le can sue fo r ony- ;. I hope thai people will woric cooperative w oy," Goodworth

, law m akers killed a bill that d have banned g ang-re la ted ing. N o b ills have been pro- ! th is year related to tbe sub-

i r p rob lem s reolly are m on- >le a l th is time^ ond I d o n ’t (un iform s), w ou ld be fa ir ,”

'p l. JoAnn Loveland, a jun ior school reiôurce ofTicer w ith yin Polls Police Dcponmenj. iT public ' school ofncials say form ed s tu d e n t p o p u la tio n 1 cu rb p ro b le m s w ith th e f l loihing and disruptive behav- orrtc te a c h e rs s a y th e y a re »ted wiiK rep ea ted ly 'le llih g Its to im prove the ir appcar- nder existing d r ^ codes.!TS say school-mandated uni- rob kids o f their rights, u are go ing lo see rebellion ou m andate uniform s,” said R ow ley, legisloiive d irector : A m erican C iv il L iberties in Idaho. "Kids are very cre-' rhey w ill find other w ays to t themselves.”• uftderlying problem is inse- a l a ^ o f self-esteem, a need e g fo u p o fpeoplc-w ho they ote i6 , and, to som e degree m d control,” R owley said./ V anE ps, an .e ig h th grod.e-.. ' a t Robert S tuart, says her :s he lp hor d iscou rage bad-' >r In class.nk they have ju s t finally hod " V o ^ p s said. ^*They hove • d, ‘thia .js.the .w oy we w ant 30L'.’-

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n TeaiM O SES LAKE

- I V 'T eacher Jon Lane_____ ;___ s io n s o n d w en t ;micT ^ c c ir~ T h e n he h ll the den ts from the al, indi- two doors down, oi

The first thing be )hcr- Leona Caircs. blco nilar' shot wound and lifi

L o n e , 4 8 , lo o i )cri- classroom. Several jtE c tbe floor, others v, e he their chairs.•city “ I noticed u boydri- com cr, ih o dark tr - - — h o t, w ith B 'rifle ;’

h e ir S u n d ay a t a new: Iks, which he gave his f ns a lie accoun t o f Fri< oric. bloody classroom rt .criy . He d idn’l know i •ves . dent had entered thi

- H ig h c la s s ro o m i--------------b e fo re -a n d 'sh o t’C'our students. Caircs and y?” Vela, 14. w ere dcai the . den t was dying, an

her orm neariy tom'i . Lane dived bchir

------------d e s k _ a n d _ t r ic d - tthoughts. The studei

. later identified as HLoukaitas. told Lane

“I told h im I wos 1 ap . a'sKoi^. groy. . w re s tlin g s ta r whc 'ty school’s athletic din:

A t that point the 1 " ® ogoin, bul Loukaitas

■ O cc id e n t, L ane rcco c o n fe re n ce .

_________ The boy again falc

d she R e g u l a r c v a lu a t i:hoo l T h e p ro p o se d po ilion. school district wilt ni chool ag a in s t a n y o n e whc

infection during the 1 [Hicy . tion, prom otion, woi

^ fc )r , reason o f the employe corn* The school dfstrict i isn ’i _ deny s tuden ts the rinna-__ school as long as theLynn student o u tw c i^ th F i

dent o r others, the pro oSal, Under the proposal hove posed o f pub lic heal onfi- Ihc person’s physicio Juals superv isor and Ihe si c-list— ^wilLdecide-whcther- irs e , should be excluded frc :hooI ■ sc h o o l a c tiv itie s , “i in 0 ro le ." th e p o lic y sa

oom restriction-w ould-be- con- in fe c te d e m p lo y ee bers em ployee has contra

d an g e r o f contractinj table secondary diseasi

Qg^t <^°se o f a studrgn , te am w o u ld dec id e I . individual should be c

, some activities.>wn The team w ould evo:

s tuden ts and cmployi m o n th in te rv a ls to

ic rs w hether a change in j f to be made, pro- The policy a lso out tcy- dures for dealing with

infected fluids.»ng Hepworth said he th the iric i’s .students needs ;

lers tion on AIDS-HIV. At k e tb a ll g am e in wbi<

ly’s began bleeding, he said ny- e rs d id n ’l k now wba( oric so m e ca m e in con ta irth blood before the referc

and tookyropcr action.“ W e tried to g et infor

all sources lhat w ould h _ u p w ith a rea so n ab i

' G oodw orth sa id , addi lal district’s policy needs u ed from lim e to tim e in0 - current w ith m edical dis

! Centtel’l

C o n tin u ed from 0 1

tio n a l adm in is tra tio n ground includes 11 year

‘y a YMCA in California.She oversc'es brown-

“ on topics ranging from nieditationjo divorce si

■® . ing incom e'tic rctums;.s 'B an annual film festival i

issues to be held in Mar ing W om en’s H istory

1- lakes S pan ish classes; with volunleere, the steer

n tee, the press ~ ond thi d som eofhertosks.

s T e e n m e n to r s>' N ancy PorterfielcI, oss;0 lOr, cotegorizes and docui

call that com es Info the ihoi il can better respond

3 specific needs. Porterfi Y inv o lv ed w ith several', s grams.

O ne o f the new progi s . .„ Ccntcr is a tecn-mentoriii r which started in January,1 ' . Voliinteer m entors, sti

.' Ing, w ill w ork w ith teei I helping them w ith every > ■. crisis intervention lo disc t . sonal and baby issues to

Ing. • ,

icher d:e , w osh . (A P) — n f i i ie heard the explo- F-IW *t in to th e ha 11 j o __m mheard c iy in g stu-

a lgeb ra classroom and entered it.be saw was teacher' H H ceding from a gun- ifelcss..ok ed a ro u n d th e H | Hnl studcnt-s were on__H y W iwere cow ering in H Q

oy suinding in the U j K trcnch coat with a | | | ^ H

-Lane reca lled — ws c o n fe ren ce in > first detailed pub- tid a y a fte rn o o n 's I rampage.V it yet, but a stu- the Frontier: Junior 1 a few m in u te s C oires-nnd-thrce R ich W

nd student M anuel F roh tli cad. a sccond stu- O sb o nand the th ird hod ........ -n o f fb y a s h o t . and thi lind the teocher’s Loukniti _ to -c o J lc c » -h is^ — students lent with the rifle, • "I toll 14-year-old Barry ond awo ne to stand. s o id .e ss too afraid." said__ f « iay-hairc'd form er A pho ho w os a lso th e ringing, ircclor. floor. Lac rifle discharged Lane i las.said it was an giri, I3-; called at a new s in a lo to

Loukaita}ld Lane to stand, ■ out o f th

tionspo licy sa y s the I 1 1 not discriminate J L U ho has an HIV e hiring, evalua- By Steve /ork assignm ent Timcs-Ne :csscs, solely by y c e 's in fcctionr — -WEND :t also would not dents will righ t to a ttend issue that

le benefits lo the___million wie riik to the stii- Tlie prc roposal says. rebuilding iai, a leam com- need anol !olih personnel, inreplacei :ian. im m ediate bond i.ssu supcrinlendeni the $500,C

s r-an -em p lo y cc - project.— from school ond Wendell “A s u gen e ra l soid Carle say s, no w ork Devclopn^ e -p laced -o n ^ n — cilypasscc ;e u n le s s th e grant even ractcd o r is in bondclccti ing 0 transm it- . Not unli ase. compiled iudent. a sim ilar troy ihc ' e w h e th e r the Engineers : excluded from hearings la

If Ihc bvoluole infected probably w )yees a t th ree- .soid; but if to d e te rm in e chances an 1 status should antecd, thai

The Depl u t l i n A p r o c c -ith potentially- T _ q - \t

thinks the dis- * '-■s m ore educa- FARM tlU a recent bas- The attomchich a p la y e r a woman dlid, other play- sa y s h islal to do , and rcsp'onsibI<ta c t w ith th e incurred.:ree stepped in M arlin (n. ments Iasi vorniotion from ciol transa'1 help us come and Bruce Jible p o l ic y ,” U riostc iIding th a t the 'afier plwdii; to be updated municotionn o rd e r to be fe lo n y . HeJiscoveries. dcfrouding

Mentors, i m others the

)n. H er bock- workshops c ars o f working jy abuse, cc rp rogram s for cultural dive

. as meiilors i "•bag lu.nchcs C reek A ltc m n u tn t.o n tosupport to fil- Sunny Ne ; she organizes - ,ccn mother; .1 on w om en's ^ 5 ccntci n r t .c e l c b w - osacom m ui y M ornh; she^ s ;sh e w o rk s Womcn’sR c *nng commit- sh e docs s those a te ju s t books in the

was familiar a lte rn a tiv e remembered

ssistant direc- schck}] and bt :umenls e v ^ uaf harassme :he C enter so cussed the fli id to w omen’s with the mer rfield a lso is said.U'.Other p ro - N ew ell ni

Wotncn!s Foi igrams a t the for highpScho< ring program. '- “ I t’s reall; /. don 't have anstill in trsin- call them sen m others, classes tind fr r y th in g from i t during d ie c scussing per- o r high chair, lo just listen- back when yo

just s i p up."

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d isarir

1 M iller, le ft, a n d G in a O s t i t l e r H igh S c h o o l o v o r th e qiTt w a s a f r ie n d o f a t e a c

th e te a c h e r re fu se d . T h c i aitas threatened to shoot mor

lold him to point the gun uj way and I would stand." Lam estim ating he w as som e li

;om_ihc_stu^nt^________I ___ihone in the classroom stanec :g. Loukaitas smashed it to the Lane said.le no ticed Ihot th e wounded 3-ycar-oId Natalie Hintz wn> It o f pain and crying. He asked litas for permission to take het r the classroom . T he student

f eHdeilTi uesday ove Koehler•News correspondent

f^DELIr^Ôn Tuesday, rc.sl- vill vote on a S700.000 bond hat is part o f a proposed $1.4 1 water improvement nroiect. projecLis a first step tcjward ling a w ater system that will nother .several million dollars icemept water lines even if the 5SUC passes and the city gels 10,000 grant lhal is part o f the

Jell’s water system is so bad, irle'cn H erring o f Region IV pment Association, that the sed the first screcningTforthe' /en before it had scheduled a cclion.inlil rcctnt years has the city ;d maps thai accurately por- e w a te r l in e lay o u t, C ity :r Scott Bybee said at a public 5 last week.5 bond issu e fails, the city Y won’t get the grant. Herring t if llie bond issue-jio.sses, the arc veiy good, but not guar-

ihat it will.Jepartmcnt o f Commerce’ is

iêr says cI N G T O N , U tah (A P )------mey o f a man who posed as 1 during a 3^4,-year marriage is c lie n t is n o t so le ly ibic for i|ic debt the couple

n C rid d le re lea sed docu- si week lhat detail tbe finan- isaclions o f Felix U riostc :e Jensen.e is serv ing a yea r in ja il iding guilty in July lo com- ions fraud, a third-degree H e has b een a c c u se d o f ing Jen sen o f m o re than

rs, many o f whom were teen themselves, have attencied )s on substance abuse, fami- .com m unication.skills-and._ liversily. They have served . rs to students a t'ih e Silver Ite rn o liv e S ch o o l on on :>asis.Newell. 17, a aoon'-to-be ; ler.-hada c h o iceo f working Iter or the recycling center' | nunity scrvice sentence for k 'iolotion. She ch o se the. ' Resource Center. •!S some typing and shelves he resource library. Newell f iar with ihe center. As an 1 ve schoo l s tu d e n t, sh e ■ ed the mentors coming to t I bringing a film about sex- a ment. Afterward, they dis- film. She felt comfortable t

ncntors and the staff, she o il

novi; o tte n d s 'th e T een n Fonun, a discussion group “ hool oge giris. wally n ice becausc i f you e onyone to talk to. you con t<

they hove ptfren ting tl I free doy care i f you need . ic class. Y ou con get a crib n air. too, then you bring it . yoii’re done with it. You it

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ns killi

D sb o rn 'ld o k ~ d v e r a m em d i th e w e e k e n d .in M o s e s Lal i a c h e r s h o t a n d k ille d a t tl

h en soid.OK.nore Lane then relum ed — — an d -n o iic e d -fh a f^ n o1 up w ith diabetes appeared-ane t r e s s . H e o sk ed pei:-15 remove that student, ai__ granted._________________ned Lorie. re lum ed agair the ' shot victim Arnold Frit

h is d ea th throc.s andded trouble breathing,was “ B any agreed to letked out," Lane said. "I andher got him out the door."

lent Police 'were.ouiside.tl

fesMMts on city’s

g reatly influenced by t ment residents make lov their own problems. Hen

:.sl- Tlie federal grant, adn )nd the state Department of 1.4 w o u ld b e - i 'p e n t larg1-____ 800 .0 0 0 _ g allo n .s lo ragard pump station./ill M uch of. the bond mi ars b e sp e n t on m ile the pipelines for city-wide ets lhal would be installed i Ihe. early 1997.-----------If-the-bond-issuc-passad, ual w ater rotes would i IV averoge. S3 to $4 per mi he said. Tlic city is working he In b y Which lurgcr water i I a pay moro lhan smaller or

to encourage waler consci ity Even w ith the increas >r- base rates for w ater woi ly less lhan most Magic Vail lie, nilie.s, according lo a Byb<

Bybcc said the project \ ty inate poienlial bacterial i lg tion in c ity w ater, incr< :ie flow and capacity for fig ir- and provide residents wil

water pres.sure.' is Fire C hief Red Orr saii

client not re- S 4 0 .0 0 0 a f ie r Je n se n , IS U riostc w as fem ale and ;e married him in December y B ut C rid d le s a id the e m utually decided upon i

m ulated. accord ing to o 1- siory in Sunday’s Deseret I- -Criddle and M ichelle Tc e Jen sen ’s atto rney , are ni

restitu tio n and a financi il m en t. a co n d itio n o f gc- m a rr ia g e b e tw e e n ihe c annulled.f • T heir morrioge broke u| 1 1995 a f te r U rio s tc , po£

yI Steering commitfec

' "The W om en’s Resourc } brings people together froi•“ f e r e n r w a ik r o r i i f c r r h c i

. cliqueshere,"Loajolasoid..I O f the 2j400 individuols'

wplked into the ccntcr. 25 t cepl are primarily Spanish-; Therefore, the center will bi part-tim e Spanish-speakini W ellness Specialist, boldin; ing closscs in Spanish and their wellness pamphlets in I

Tb^ steering com m ittee annual p lanning re treat la Tlie women vory widely in interest and includc busines teachers , c o u n se lo rs , jou: attorneys ond community ad

"The W om en's R esource' b a sed on o w e lln e s s me opposed lo wailing for peof into'crisis,” soid Ruth Ann m em ber a n d 'p a re n tin g cc “We hove a vplley o f extren women oil up and dQwn th economic strata. W c w ant oil to sec something diol iniercs thol m okes them feel comfon

C ryslol T hurston , slcerir mittee member, agreed.

. “We olso wont to stimulolc in the commuriity ond open u bililies in the ir lives. W e f

.TF MoncmcJny, Fobruary 5.1996 TImos-h

Magic Vi

er at S'J

U l l l l l l i m now, o n d ' 10 drop tit

— hc’ca rried' S b R H H I A gain

classroom becom e a

B m b S w w W d oor closc sludcnt.s lo

Loukait that hc-ini

— hostagcrai

[ “ 1 >old h cd aw ay,"

__ tlngcc.antl

m o u th ," L couldn 't do

J A t lhat ; i l fout-feet fi

. J junior -------- ‘ ' pion m ade I

_ ^ _ ::i .sjoppclo r la la t .hands, and’.ak e , W a sh . again.st the ■ the s c h o o U didn;i stnig

' S tudent* po licc cnic

:d t9 the room o f .school v to th e r s fu d e n t— w as over,— e d to be in dis- This'com ic rm iss io n lo g led Sunda; and il loo was , trag ed y . Si

________________a ccu sed -shlin. N ow gun- picked on b ritz, 14, was in have not rei d w as h av ing shootings.

Law ofTicel us lake him prevented ih id two students lo ting . " ll i

w orse.” Pol \the cla-ssroom saicT. “Jon Li

rcasilBa ; water s;/ the com m it- might pay hi] oward solving if the bond is: ;m ngsa id . A crucial iJminisicred by fire, insuranci o f C ommerce, capacity per ; r g c ly on an age is far bci a g c .ta n k a n d — c it ie s , b u t t

would raise it money would Tlie city ha le s o f la rg e insurance sine e distribution The projec J in late 1996 o ne’s w ater ]

becausc it dc isscsrindivid:— bctw ccn'thevI increase, on or businc.ss, month, Bybee re.sponsibililylg on ajorm u-__ TTie pjpject:r users would 10 miles o f c: ones - a way lhan 6 inchcs servotion. em standard; I ase, W endell these using th /ou ld still be il has ovailat alley tom m u- work, Bybee s 'bee chart. The bond et would d im - a .m . to 8 p,II contamina- Wendell Senio :rcase w ate r m ay register, fighting fires avuilabfe al C vill) odequotc today.

A. simple m aid residents pass Ihe bond i

•esponsible:I, b e lie v in g w om an nameiid pregnant, “she” was dyiiI.TI99I. lo g o to N e w Vic deb t w as m ent. Uriostcn and occu- V e g a s , ex p o0 copyrigh t returned to Uta cl News. T h e tw o ac Tack. Bruce c r e d it c a rd s j nego tia ting 1991 marriage iciol sc iilc - up debt-s o f moi g e ttin g th e • U rio s tc ack e tw o ' m en Jensen 's nome

applications, a up in April bul m aintains . o s in g a s a what he w as do

droains.” she soiircc C enterram all dif: “ “ "S “ r-mit rcre-afS-no—J . \ community.

:s w ho have "Vou have toSto 30 per- '[ y ™ don t hulh-spcaking. , , |" ? y >!'be hiring a ™ >tiE .'she said

ing Fam ily "W hot cam eing parent-' |oud and clear, i:id printing to have lots o f mn Spanish, 'or be experts loce held its community,last w eek .' I ' "in age and com pare notescsswomcn. "lu rn a lis ts , '■ "‘f■ctivists. “ ' “ "Sl'e C enter is in « t» n d e d f .. .n o d e ] , ns miss the support.':ople lo go T he W om en':in Sophier, tries to be that sieduco to r. o f teamwork ond•cmes wiih commurtity. No rthe socio- gmm or innovatioil women m otes a sincere,x sts them, ju d g m e n to l ottiortablc." • irtvolvcd w ith thring com - comm'unity leadci

\ “ I lo v e il theilcw ohicn ' “T h ey ’re alwayi1 up possi- w illing to ta lk t ; prom ote diing.”

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schoolmd were yelling for Loukaiias p tlie rifle and tw o handguns ■iedTmd'surrciidcr: lin Lane w en t .back lo the 3om. Loukaitas appeared to le ag ita ted . He o rdered the losed. then starlcjl ordering Is lo the back o f the room. kaita.s then in fo rm ed Lane : -intended to take him as a erand-ordcrcd 'h lm tC T nsnJc—

Id him lo keep the gun p o in t- ' ly," Lniie said. "H e had his3n-the.lrigger-guard.------ —said to pu l the gun in your " Lane said , ’‘I ibid i i n i J I do lhal."lat po in t. L ane w as abou t et from Loukaitas. The for- lior college-wrestling cham- ide his move.rpped forw ard, grabhed his__and pinned him and tlie gun ' the w all." Lune said. "H e

tniggle." ....................en is ran fro m th e 'ro o m , ;nlcred. and the .worst case ol violence in slute history

:ommuniiy o f 11.500 strug- nday lo m ake sense o f the '. Som e s tu d e n ts sa id the l - sh o o tc r-h a d -o f te n b een — )n by cla.s.smales. bul police t released a m otive for the ;s.jfTicers say Lane’s courage d the bloodbath from csca- 'l l could have been a lol Police C h ief Fred Haynes n Lane is ille horo today.______

allotssystemy higher fire insurance ratt^ id issue fails. .iai element in delerm lning _ anco rates, is water storage per person. W endell's slor- • below mosi Magic Valley u t the-new s to ra g e tank se it to one o flhe highest, y has not been rated for lire since 1984, Orr said,

ojecl will not solve every- ter problems, Bybee said, it doesn 't deal w ith pipes hc'walcr meier and a house :ss, They are tlie ow ner’s ilily>jeet w li not replace, about___of existing water lines less :hcs in diameter, the mod- rd; but the city will replace g th e $50,000 10 $100,000. lilable annually for such ICC said.id eleclion will’be from K S p.m . T u e sd a y at the eniors Center where voters, ter. A bscnlee 'ballo ts arc ul City Hall until closing

e majority is required to md issue.

J for debtimed Lcasa, lold Jensen dying b f cancer and had.

:w York for medical ireat- jste was arrested in Las icposed a s a m an and Utah for prosecution.

) accum ula ted o d o /e n d s a fte r th e D ecem b er iage, eventually running more than S57,000. ack n o w led g es sinnini! imc on some o f the card ,s, according to C rid d le .. ins Jensen was aw are o f s doitig and approved il. .

e said.'son. child advocatc and imiltee member. Iament.s-; n -ch ild -sc rv iccaH n th c :;'. - -

c to remind yourself lhat hold children as No. I. be so m e th in g very

said.imc out o f the retreat, or. is lhat wc don 't need Df money o r be high lech ;s to help the people in lity ." Tyson said. "We listen to suggestions, tes and try to th ink o f irt o f what people niiss i is closeness lo others, most people don’t live families anym ore, wc

w n."cn 's R esource C enter It support. Il is a model ond commitment in the 'Jo matter w hat the pro- ivation,-the CentCTjro- ;ere. helping a n ^ o n - o ttilude , s o j p e o p l c

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________John Thom as Gaytc trouble.

H e was smart, pn .qualities lhai could lynched in the co t

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__________J.T. Gayton nevcrjFour children, 17 i

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n eed to re m in d i February is Black His

------------- ^Long-after-iiie froithese sons and daugh kept on pioneering. A p ro fe sso rs and en tr tracc a century o f A

----------- achievement. All crcdto the patriarch who m

T ak e p rid e in yoi race, J.T. would s a y . , munity.

And above all, neve Gaytan.

_________ fchosc.carly_ycars.G ay ton w orked w hai open Jo’S racksT ^T S

"thing w ith low pay i servant, housepainter,

In the mid-1890s, f w aiter a l the Rainier sive gathering spot foi establishment. By 19C head steward.

T h e w ay h e V a rr i______ shouldcrs_back,_chin t

: khbwih'g sm ile 'o n 'h i him notice. In 1904, a ;as b a iliff at Seattle’s ni

_______ C p im ,.a n d j ic stayed'eventually promoted to : Som e say he lookc ju d g e than th e judge dressed in bow tie, pine es and'dark suits. He w

----------- ouLa cane,_which he cshow than support, a d every suit. In summer, low rose in h is Ippel, pi

) \ gardCT tended by his wi Y o u n g a tto rn e y s :

adv icc before approac [federal ju d g e s . . i ld ia asked him for help in st z e n s h ip ex am s. H c’< h o m e , d r i l l in g th Constitution.

But therc was anoth . G ay ton tha t few whit

ston '-te ller with a keen ouÂ u g h and a way ol pie into Jiis circle.

W eekends, the Gayi filled w ith visitors. Tlic gom es'in the parior and Basement, w here J.T. v quadrille. H e’d greet hii ce ram ic V itchcr, painti a nd filled w ith liquor, like som eth ing from tl he’d ask.

H e b ecam e a pow ei Seattle’s black commun

. fo u n d th e c i t y ’s Fi M e th o d is t E p iscopa l a lw a y s so ifi th a t w a •’classy" people went. •

H e w as even more pc______ h is fa m i ly. B y ex an

a d m o n is h m e n t , He s( absolute rules for daughi sons John, Jam es and LC'

A G ajôn docs not tak___.G ay to n Js TiOt'seeii_pn.Ji

A G ayton works h a ri, g and gives to the commun

M agnolia , a few inch m any d ecibels quieter t band, bad her own way family ties. There was ni hei“^ h o v'H isôm ing"' alw ays had plenty o f foo<

Black peddlers would to d o o r in those days, s about African-Americans b o o k s th e l ib ra ry di

' I M agno lia alw ays bough m ade sure her children re

John Jacob G ayton, b began the G aytons’ secor in Seattle. H e was the fit t i z i d in th e ch u rc h tha helped establish.

M ore than any other c took the im portance o f far H e and h is w ife, Virginia

. .c h i ld r e n : G u e la , S y lv i G a ry , P h ilip , C arver, L Elaine...D uring the G reat Depr

. w orked tw o o r three jobs o n > ^ n g .(o stay o f f the do

jan ito r, a w aiter, even a < desp ite th e-fac t tha t he i

sh a re d an en m ity so de< w ould start barking when

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pi<P) — Today, he is a T In 1888, at age 18, tyton was asking for ;___A

proud, ambitious — uid get a black man co ttonfic ld co un try Zity , M iss; T h e y 'd ■ his brother, and J.T. might come for him. . M h itc d o c to r w ho n as co a c h m a n ^ IS heading West to a own callcd Seattle.:o m c a lo n g ? _ ___ ,'cr lo o k ^ back.__^ _ A17 grtuidchildren, 26 ren and five great- 'en ja te r .jh c re ^ s d a G ay to n th a t History Month. frontier w as settled,' ughtcrs o f a pioneer :. Attorneys, athletes, n trcp reneu rs, they r African-American :rcdit-thcir succcsscs—to share0 mrippcd the way. In 19; y o u rse lf and y o u r for thcii ly. Serve your conv -on ideal

that it Vicvcr forget you’re a neighbo

Virgi* • dealt w:a rs jD -S c a t t ic .J X _ w h c n _ il whatever jo b s w ere ' th e ir ro h l ^ ts to say ony- w ere sn ly and long hours: them twi ;er, barber. ^ ' j u s t so s, he hired on os o stayed pi ler Club, an exclu- The cl for Seattle's white recall fe\

1901, he’d risen to got to krm ission

irried h im s e lf — them “ n in up^ the h ^ p f a__eacj^ ins1 h is face — w on o th e r , t , a ju d g e hired him ' d id n ’t h s new U.S, District to fight ’cd thcrc_40.ycars.__ often......d tocou rt librarian. V irg il oked m ore like a w ho dges, jm p eccab ly s tud ied 3ince-ncz eyeglass- Howard 1 c was seldom with- v crs ityle cairied-more for__Washinga difTerent one for D.C., toi icr, he wore a yel- accompli: I, plucked from the brought 1 5 wife, Magnolia. T h e Piti / s s o u g h t J .T . ’s Chicago oaching the stem discuss th Uian im m igran ts C arvei n studying for citi- botanist ( le ’d in v ite th em oncc cam

th em on th e story that roof.

lothcr side to J.T. H is his 'h ites spw — th e slavery w cen wit, a boister- ow n slavi y o f drawing peo- went clcai

- for a value layton home w as Virginii nicre.wcre bridge “That sl and dances in the ic a l ottei r. vfould lead th e . teochcr. “: his guests with d' horse or c inted like a bird They wen: tor. “ W ould you and slave.’ Tl the blue j a y ? " At scho<

. counselors w erful figure in secretaries, lunity, helping to' would ask

F irs t A fr ic a n about bcint lal C hurch . J.T . w as w h e re th e T h e vic

impressiv* : powerful within day. The c cam ple and bv: se t c le a r a n d | -------ighlcr Louise and Q a i

take handouts. A • n Jockspn S ,^ t.._ I1, goes to church"

. Everyone nchcs taller and iiro's^hol cr than her hus- Doprosslc ay o f cultivating ovent on s no need to tell • •'T'ôbillzi tg - to --v is itrsh c ~ -D fep f^ o

prepared. jld go from door with depr s, selling books «ns. These w ere C h e

d id n ’t c a rry . tight them, then 1 read them.

□ Loss ofI, bom in 1899, ° foollnj cond generation P’®°: first baby bap- □ Inabllir th a t h is fa th er Q C hanc

sJeopIr:t child, John J. o Fatlgu< ‘ family to h eart nio, raised eight '^7°-Ivin, Jo h n C .,

L eonard and

epression, John >bs at a time —; dole. He was a 1 a dogcajcher, be and co'nines deep the dogs icn he was two C a n y

in ia G .ay ton 'trican D ream , w as n o t ready

9 , Twin Falls, Idaho Monday. Pi

o n ely tree fi

John T. Gayton Moved w est to Seattle

are it with blocks.-------------------1938, they wanted a bigger hom< ic ir growing brood. They foun< eal house — ideal, that is, excep it was in Madrona, an all-white iborhood.rginia, re la tively fair-skinned with the rcal-cstate agent, bu

i_ihc_wholc_family_moy.cd_iri. roce wos o b v io us. W indows sm ashed. A neighbor offered twice what the house was worth, so th e y ’d m o v e aw ay . They 1 put.; children o f John and Virginia few conflicts once the neighbors I know them. The boys had per- on to fight anyone w ho callcd “ n igger." W ith five brothers, instructed to stick up fo r the . ihcy~t h a v e W i t h f a m i

_____ __ _ s e cg in ia ,

had :d a t rd Uni*y inin g to n ,......... ......................................told her children stories about plishcd African-Americans. John i t hom e black newspapers like M ttsburgh C o u rie r a n d The ;o Defender. The family would : them over dinner, ver, nam ed a f te r the b lack st George W ashington Carver, am e home from school with a hat sent his mother through the

history teacher had told him ’ wasn’t all bad, noting that his aye-owding grandfather oncc Icdr to Canada to find a doctor ilucd slave.inia marched into thcschool. - t slove might have gotten med- ; te n tio n ," s h c .lc c tu r c 4 the . “ But they’d give their prize ir cow the best attention, too. ere all profwrty — horse, cow, /c."hool, the children were told by ors they’d make good clerks or ies. At home, John and Virginia ask, “ Have you ever thought :ing a doctor or lawyer?"

v iew from" 3 0 s to r ie s up is iive, even on a ra iny Seattle c clouds hang just above the ,

jpression-WI 3m e a n d Wcm e g e ts th e b lu e s n o w o n d Ihei ho llsngos.sslon. o n fh© o th e r h a n d , m a y < o n d m a y pe rsist lor w ee k s o r e- >11120 a p e rson ,nlon-to-9o-conirrton-it-b -w tim ote :o n s su ffe r d e p re s s io n . D epres : d o m o tlo n o l p ro b lem s. It b estlm jp resslo n c o n b e n e f i t from p ro fe

ôck The Symptoms Tl Or Som eone Yo

• o f In terest In n o rm al oc tM tle s lings o f s a d n e s s o r loss leo su reslllty fo c o n c e n t r a te in g o s In e a t i n g / \ 'P ing /sexua l hob lfs '3ue /lo ss o f e n e r g y •

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the law flmi o fG aitan & inia One wall is covered w rs o f G ary’s academic and jer- ments. The other is crow ilcd tos: G ary p arty ing wii ers, - Leonard, G a^- talking tc the G ary b e h in d P re siden

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— G u e la G ayton , third g en e ra tio n

out have advanced degrees. )hn cousins went to college, t ike o f Ihis th ird gcnc ra tio he Gaytons includc a collej uid professor, two Boeing a

a high school teacher. F ck owns two nursing homes, cr, "W e w ere brought up 1 a r io r fe e lin g s ," G ary so ;he p ro p p ed u p 'o n h is des

;:lutcliing a bottle o f spa im “ Wc all grew up with a s iis in who w c were." ce It w asn 't olwoys easy lor figure out w ho the Gaytor

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m any scrot y for others to again, track tons were. spreading fai cm a k e rs , Or S h e livcf line o f a 1970, m anicurcd ; C a rv e r in t h e ' overlooking X living roomr had recently carv cd fro r

jo b as th e grandparents on’s first black . She remer 0 help smooth thot scot os utionship w ith decked out ii t a fte r several ing dress, ^w ed o ff the team grandmother mlty oath. ing os the gre as an attorney Family. W! /h o se c lie n ts m others, the esom e" black drog-Yrackei local members fathers, Guelti

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:s regularly called his ofUcc 'eats so frigh ten ing that one ry q u it. T ro u b le m a k e rs , o r In th e ’6 0 s , so m e saw th e I as U ncle Tom s. Sincc they lidly m iddle class, they were try in g to succeed in w hite

therefore betraying their block ond sisters.,, 69 , now re tired from her dle-closs career as head o fthe ity -o f-W ash in g to n ’s soelol rary, oncc was challenged by daughter, Virginia, re not block," V irginia soid. colored.’’ Black people should :ther, no matter whot, Virginia:k is beautiful, she said.----------r mother replied, n ot all block \il. W hat’s within a person is te r^ she said, n ot the color o f 1. . • -

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66---■eed a team , ng h a s a little ndram e. H e's a nan w ith a big 9 th lnks-he-can Is w ay around, iN apoleon.

_ 1 5 _ _ ________Lahawk fan Beverly - n team ow ner Ken w hoJs moving the lawks to California

the year set -streakirecord—a h o r s e , o f c o u r s e , o f w as 15th on USA- T o- o f m ost com pelling and

:o p le , a h e a d o f D a lla s cr Je rry Jones, b aseball > N o m o , a n d s to c k -c a r a r J e f f G o rd o n , am ong

re d jn P eople m agazine, ibunc co lu m n is t nam ed on- o f th e year, and E s - le in c lu d e d h im in its J c igars ."at th e E c lip se A w ards

I D iego , C a lif ., he w ill ,er o f tho roughbred rac- i z e - h o r s e o f th e year, rse , h ad o ne o f the all- j r s - i n .h o r a c r a c in g in .. undefea ted in 10 races, S ilence’s, sin g le -seaso n1, and w p n the E clipse

o ld e r h o r s e . N o w he h re sh o ld o f rac in g im - . If-s tep b eh in d legends w ay , M an o ’ W ar and 5 re c o rd o f 16 stra ig h t :ou ld b reak th is spring.II beg in S am rday in tbe H andicap a t u lfstream

ale, F la., w here he w illis rem ark ab le strin g o f • )ries. H e w ill be racing e 's in c c O ctobcr, w hen horses in the w orld in

B reed e rs ' C up C lassic

rway 2-1 incer tune-up.L E , Fla. - A .J . W ood ' ider w ith j u s t seconds )g th e U n ited S ta tes a r N o rw ay in a tuneup ccer tournam ent a t the s.'-a to o k a free k ic k .15 >ox, and W ood headed ; u p p e r leA c o m e r o f

ling o n em pty there in tes,” W ood said . “W c ay defense) w ou ld be..(Joseph) to sco re a n d ____vy o v e r there’." B u t a t '! d ec ided to try fo r it go t b y th e keeper.” , '

rum ental in 'se ttin g up al in th e 28 th m inute om from b ey o n d th e o v J^ o rw e g ia n .g o a lie -: ' -- ) d e f le c te d th e s h o t id w as on tb e ground, unced to Jospph , w ho I in to tb e lo w er righ t

piled fiom wire reports

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I H O N O L U L U -J im a n a p o lis o.yerlhrew^h: end zone iii th » c lo s lm N FC he ld o f f th e A FC tw o m inutes S unday fc in the Pro B ow l.

K en H arv ey o f Was an in te rc e p tio n 3 6 y t dow n and M o rten Am kickcd a 2 4 -yard field in tercep tion to lead the

"Uerry R ice o f S an F n p a s s e s f o r 8 2 y a rd s

- - — tou ch d o w n , a n d w a s ’m ost valuable player.

T he N F C he ld w hat---------comfoztable-20-7-lcadi

A F C w e n t on a tim e-i 87-yard drive th a t was from H arbaugh to C urt E ng land from 17 yards afte r th ree quarters.

T he N F C w ere he ld t o f d o w n s in th e q u a rt plays.

In the' fourth quarter, L a t ils own 42 a f\c r a fai tem pt and m oved to the 1 M cDonald o f San Franci

-------- the-end-zone w iih-J:50 lcA fte r ge tting thW Hnll

■ a t m id fie ld w ith 4 7 se baugh hooked w ith Bet E ng land on a 4 1 -yard i ball on the N FC 9.

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L .A . 1T be Associated Press -

SEATTLE - Ken B ehr in Los Angeles to stay.'bu cials still aren’t g iving up : ing a local buyer for the Se

W hile the m ayor o f Ana! announce p lans M onday pravide the Scahawks wi

„ s itc _ a t R am s P a rk , a p showed up team headquart b a n ’K irk land .and workc with cxereise equipm ent

Behring told T he L os Ai from his Danville, Calif., li ing offices on Satuniay, "]

■ ted lo Los Angeles." He s w ill be m oving to Ram s soon."• 'T m a Californian and dl want to be," Behring said.

In S e a ttle , a k e y pla Behring dram a reacted' cal to Behring’s comments.

Hale Imin hits out o f ; on tho 9th hole to sav Royal Caribbean Clas

.. ..BIscayne. Fla,____

Flooded 1’Ily A sao d a ted P ita s

PEBBLE BEACH, Calif would have been a nice da; ^ I f they'd play in weather it m ight be as good as it get •A nd on all but one o f thi

three courses used fo r thi

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• K EY BISC A Y N E, Fla. acts like h e has m ore fu n |

. a living than any person o P erhaps th a t’s w hy his

w henever asked how long p lay in g , has a lw a y s bce throw som e sand o v e r me.

T h e re ’s . ju s t n o q u it i cam e back o fte r b em g si n in g in 1975 , a n d he ca

- ,^'m ajor neck surgery in late • B ut last w eek, fo r th e fi

n o h in te d th o t h e n iig h

^ d e f e, misses ^ in for AFC |ss R

im H arbaugh o f in d i- H b / . h is .re c e iv e r in the- sing seconds, and the ■ ■ FC tw ice in the final B l y fo r fl~20-13 victory

V ash ing ton re tu rned i y a rd s fo r a to u c h - A ndersen o f A tlan ta :Id goa l a fte r anotherth e N F C . . - _______ ■F rancisco caught six 'd s , i n c lu d in g o n e IS v o te d .th e g a m e 's

[lat appeared to be a id fit th e hair,-bu t th e— le -c o n su m in g 8 :0 1 ,'a s capped by a pass lurtis M artin o f N ew H | rds to m ake it 2 ^ 1 3 [T7^|

Id to on ly o ne se ries Q T la rte r, to ta lin g n in e p f l i

:r, the A FC took over failed field goal a t-

he N FC 8 before T im P ® " incisco intereepted in f ro n[) left----------------------------Houja lL again -on-a-pun t— {pH

seco n d s le ft, H ar- B cn C oates o f N ew clocl* rd p lay tha t p u t the

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as many 0] ehring says he 's said Peter :b u t Sconic ofR- o fthcM cc up hope o f find- cil.J Seahawks. V on ReAnaheim is set to Behring bj day tha t w ould “still hope with a training sell the Sci

a m o v in g .v a n , .. Anahcin uarters in subur- ^statem ent rkcrs Ioad.cd.it read: “ Wc t an agrccmc5 Angeles Times team’s use f., land develop- then use th ', " I’m commit- tia tio n s fo Ie said his team home a t Sp ms P ark “ vcry A Spons

ning stages d this is w here I "Decisio d. ,. and team I<p la y e r in th e community calmly Sunday team ’s dcsi

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1 fairways y\Beachplayed

Wif. - In Scotland it hole wi day. In the home o f entirelj

her like this becauw For I gets. called if the 54 holes o f the time it ( the A T & T Pebble WiA

ears o f contraSentinel spikes

“M yFla. - L ee T revino . o ther ftin p lay ing g o lf for an d lh<n on 'the p lanet. w e e k ';h is sto ck answ er, m ight {

3ng he would keep a full sbeen , “ U n til th ey fore."m e.'’ . T revit in th e guy . H e tou r’s cB stru ck by lig h t- cem be:cam e b ack fVom racked

late 1994. m oneye first tim e, TreVi- hasp la :ig h t h o n g up th e T his

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mver Bronco defensive I >m San Francisco 49er rc luston Oiler defender Da HonoluluSunday;:--------;ck . H arbaugh failed to com (t th ree p a sse s 'a s th e gam e ed . H is la s t p a ss ; in ten d e jw n o f O akland , w as w ay h

! to Se:>ure Mr. Behring wants to kcc options as he can on the table, cr von Reichbauer, a tnemb< ctropoliton King County Coiii

Iile ichbaucr said he ta lked t by telephone Saturday and wa peful" Behring would agree I Icahawks to a local buyer.:im m ayor Tom Daly issued n late Saturday nighl, whic fc arc. optimistic wc con reoc ment with Ken Behring for hi sc o f ou r training facility, ani that as a springboard for ncgo fo r h is N FL team to have . Sportslown Anaheim." rtstown complcx is'in the plan cs.iions on a new nam e, colors 1 logo w ill be made w ith loca ity involvement, signaling thi ssirc to reach' out to Southen a fans r i ^ l away,” Daly said.

MurphI!aribbejAssociated Press

E Y B IS C A Y N E , F la . - B , w ith stan d in g 30 m p h gus :cr ch ill, sho t a 4 -undcr-par fo r a four-stroke v ic to ry in la rib b ean C la ss ic ,, th e y a field S en io r PG A toum am e : “fin ish e d a t !0 iu n d e r ‘20: s to casily beai H alc’TrwinT ed $ 1 2 7 ,5 0 0 fo r h is n in tl r w in s in c e jo in in g th e e:

cpn d rro u n d .lcad erJU ck Ac and finished th ird a t 2 0 8 ..

rookie w ho earned h is play D ecem ber, w as b id d in g to th e fifth sen io r to w in in 1

:n t debut.vin^ w ho s ta rted th e final ^

ivash out:h N ational Pro-Am they co a i g o lf on Sunday. But that on was enough lo uush ouLthe toi (Sly.r the second consecutive day d o ff bediuse o f w et grounds it ended the toumament. iA only 36 holes finished and

•acts, TrevinoJS in 2 000, ju s t a fter h e tum s ly (endorsem ent) contracts - four years — that pu ts m e i then r i l see ," T rev ino saic < 's R o y a l C a r ib b e a n C la: t p lay som e, but I don ’t kno 1 schedu le .’I 'v e never, said

:v in o h as been o n e o f the s anchors since he tu rned 5( )c r 198 9 . In s ix seo so n s , d up m ore victories (26) ar :y ($6 ,0 5 2 ,8 9 6 ) thon anyo layed th e sen ior tour.-, is y ea r, he could becom e t

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e back Steve Atwater,left, • receiver Jerry Rice after Darryirtev^lsrrigHtrin the

o n n e c to n h is H ad th em e clock ex- M archibrodjded fo r T im have settled! high. tw o-point cc

sahawlkeep ' Seahawks' fans are I Me,” lionaire Paul Allen will nbcr franchiw. Von Rcichba oiiiT- ■ fied the team’s prosp’e

it's widely believed to d to hawks’ season ticket h was o fth e NBA Portland Tr « lo “W e 're in ongoing i

began a couple o f wcci :d a licipatc there will be nc lich in 10 days or two wee mch bauersaid.■his B ehring brought.up and selling the Seahawks to :go- a lu n ch wi.th von Rc /e a weeks ago. Von Reich

lactcd A llen, A llen’s lan- have said.

I f Allen decides agair ors, for lhe Scahawks, von x a l lined up a possibje bad the Reichbauer described 1

leni ness leader not from Si id. the Northwest.”

hy Yvlns jan tour

w ith M urphy ton , c lo sed w

B ob M u r- L in k s o f K cj gusts and a w ind-chill ten oar 67 Sun- M urphy too in the R oy- S unday and n I 'c a r 's f ir s t par-5 ho le , wl Tienl. ' fell back w ith2 0 _ 3 -fo r-5 ^ '“ M u r p h y j l iin. M urphy ' front s ide to p n th S e n io r b irdie a t the f : c irc u it in th ree-sho t leat

Irw in m ade A cton shot with birdies at i 8. A cton, 0 ■ Muxphy. by fou laying card chop t lu t deflci to bccom e H o w e v e r , : n his tou r- b ird ie putt, am

in from the si al day t ie d ' hjg com fortabl

*ebble Beaccould have ers not having one flooded rotation, the toi : toumament doesn't count o

Cup points o r os ay play was ' It was the Hn ids and this n.ial N ational 1

Texas that a PG nd the play- -andno treschcd i

0 hints at retirms 60. go lfer to surpu :ts ran an- f ro m th e P G / 1C to 60 — T o u r. T rev in o a id at this- * since jo in ing th Classic. “ I m an is the loui now about w ith $9,673,42: id thal be- ' T revino likes

th e com pelitio: the s e n io r up to th e fans. 50 in D e- low ed him ant

IS. h e ;h o s for o,few holes' a n d m o i ! t_ . I f T rev ino wi

yone^w ho fam ily grown ai it w ould-be hat

e the firs t seriously.

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eft, knocks the ball loose ter he was upended b y _ the first'half of the Pro Be

h e A F C s c o r c d . c o a c h 1 oda o f the C olts said he wo led for a tie and not gone fc t conversion .

'k s ? Sre hopeful local bit- vill wind up with the lâucrhosn 't idenii; spective buyer, but B S m B to be Allen, a Sea- B f r M

» holder and owner S U N1 Trail Blazers.ng discussions lhal veeks a p and I an-2 negotiations witli- weeks” von Reich- . , 3 ! ^

up lhe sub jec t o f s to a local buyer a t ' R e ic h b a u e r fou r ichbauer then con- i 's represen tatives

gainst m aking a bid on Reichbauer has r tbackup buyer. Von " i f ^ ;d him os "a busi- ' ^ ' ' i n g 1 Seatile, but from quarters

moving

} Royal rnamenf>hy an d o ne sho'i beh ind A< i w iih a 71 fo r a 207 on th <cy B iscay n e co u rse , w her tem peratures w ere in the 40s took the lead on the first hoi d never let go. H e b irdied th , w hile A cton and Irw in eac'i ih ^ b o g e y . ' __ ;__‘

s h o t a 3 - u n d e r 3 2 on tji 0 pull aw ay from the field. > le par-5 I Oth gave M urphy lead ov er A ctoii. idc a /n o v c oq the back nine at lhe I3th and-14th.-He trailei four sho(s and had a chancc ti ficit in h a lf on N o. 15. r , I rw in m is s e d a 15 -fo o and M urphy ro lled a p a r put

: sam e d is tan ce lo m ain taii ab le lead._______;__.________

ch Pro-Amh g compleied the threc-coursc toumament was nol official, li

It on the money list, for Rydei r os a qualifier for the Masters. Hrst time sinix the 1949 Colo-

al Invitational in Fort Worth, PGA Tour evenl was canceled

icduled.

irementat60rposs $10 tnillion in earnings G A T o u r ond S e n io r PG A ino hos e a r n e d '$ 9 ,5 3 1 ,3 4 63 the lour in 1967. G reg Nor- lour's a ll-tim e m oney leader .425.ikes the m oney, but he loves ition. H e a lso loves p lay ing ins, as onyone w ho jios fo l- and h is b an te r-filled sh tick les'lhis w eek could ottest. r wos the typical senior, with n and nothing to g o hom e to, hard to take h is rum inations

w i n ^T h e N p C 's only

• I h a lf w as A nderser y- D attem pt, w hich h it '

tirecedcd the first , w ith M cD onald ’s ii

y j l H The A FC g o t ofl start on a '93 -yard

B i j f l C inc inna ti’s J e f f B - p en o f-P ittsb u rg h ,

| B ' tered w ith the next lead at lhe half.

T h e B la k e -T h is k beltcred the gam e t' by lhe H ouston con

’f ; to rin i and K en Ho on ihe A F C 's firsl r

-—T-liigpcn m a d e : — ov er the m id d le 'u t

S an F ra n c is c o ’s N end zone.

■ ■ .The N F C . how c B j A n d e rs e n 's f

from 36 yards and i w ith tw o sc c o n d sT c

A l-yard pass fro Favre to Rice and ai lion retum accountcd

____ A l.h a I f l im c , .N c 'Sgt, M ichael V olin w in SI m illio n wh yard field goal. The w as on line bui it I

J landed a round the 2- "I wos hoping for a

0 crowd roar took my m__________Volino, 35. Irainc3owl team s coach K en Rc -------- :.~ thcn 'undqr D enver ^

H onolulu.T e d V olino qualified f

vould la r K ick" in a randc for a s h e y 's . T h e co m p :

than 125.000 entries

photographers docurnent g van at the Seattle Seaht irs In Kirkland, Wash., Sui g crow loading up the var

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the PER TH , A ustralia - - nom , v ic lo ry in th e H

- - . w as sim ply a case o f I — sound advice.

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w h ich is im p o ssib le ." S unday c)f the advice 1

led F erguson , w ho coachc• *0 C olin M onlgdm crie.

W o o sn a m b ird ie d >ot ho le fo r an even -par ro utt o n e - s t ro k e v ic to ry -n r lin loum am enl. F or-one ol____crs o f the_last,decode.

v ic to ry on the contlnen I l w a s th e se c o n d s

1 m ent w in fo r the Wclsi . . Jo o k th e J o h n n ie Wo

Pgg w eek ea rlie r in_Singa{ jj w on h is first back-to-fc

jgr th e M o n te C a rlo and J chom pionships in 1990. [q. " I ’v e n o w w o n evei ij, w o rld excep t Ja p a n ," ;

w h o se rou n d w as c o n b ird ies, a bogey and a d

W oosnam , w ho w as h is short gam e, said hi

i os we'll for a lm ost five > H e fin ished the lo u n

gs -11-u n d e r-p a rto ta l o f 2 ’ iA sho t c lea r o f Frenchm j 16 V e ld e and Irish m an P •r- W oosnam collected $13 e r V o n d e V e ld e a n d f

; fin ished w ith 72s in wi cs ov er th e tigh t 7 ,101-yar lg Vines resort.' il-~~ B ritish O pen cham p :k began the final round e \

nom-, b u t so a red lo 76 th shots back. - 0. The' toum atncnt is jc i

E u ro p e a n a n d A u s tr Tdurs.

20=13nly a threat in the sccond rsc n 's 53-yard field goal h if th c upright. Thot kick rst A FC drive thut,ended i 's interception. i : o f f to a record-breaking ird touchdow n pass from IT B lake to Y ancey Thig- rgh , b u t th e N F C co u n - - lext 20 points for its 20-7

'h ig p e n h o o k u p , w h ich ne record o f 64 yards sci com bination o f Don Pas- H ouston in 1976, cam e

rst possession, de a o n e -h a n d e d c a ic h : 'u t thc-35 und ou trueed— - s M erlo n H anks to th e ... . . .D w ever, b o u n c e d b a c k ’ '’s f ie ld g o a ls , th e f irs t nd the 24-yarder com ing IsTcmaining’in’ th'c’half.

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Magic 122, SpuORLANDO. Fin.

stole Ihc show fnim S minil. scoring seven c .overtime Sunday as ll remained unbeaten at 109 vicJory over tl Spurs.

David Robinson wc ca] matchup with SI with-36 points nnd O 'Neal's i6 points a but the Magic star wastages ofthe nationally

Pacers 90, KnIcI: INDIANAPOLIS -

scored 2 rpoints as th extended ihcir home \ 17. N - •

W iUl the Hj• S P R IN G F IE L D , 1 T he vo tes are in . An guessing is ab o u t to B a s k e tb a l l H a l l o nounces t^ is y e a r ’s day.

One. o f the m ost cl<............’nam es to com e out 01

in g c o m m it te e is t ;Tarkanian , w ho has in in g p e rc e n ta g e o f co ach in th e h is to ry

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Tarkaniari is o ne o ;es, 14 players an d or . c o n s id e re d b y th e t

Magic m' A lsn GrecDbcrg. I m Hartfiinl C ouno t■;

M agic Johnson was 'b u t now h e 's olm ost 1 block for T roy Aikmon. play Friday q i ^ t again Bulls \Vas like l i s t e d

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Y pu.didn’l,se«;any c grin, did you? H ere was

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.1 'm an; M ichad Jordan an ; pe^ sped by in the BulU . ry. Y'O’ve never seen

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ego tnp7 O f course he else is new? T hat said

. h e ’s ise r io u s a b o u t pi staying - w ith,the Los > ers, w e heartily embn: re turn .‘A nyone w ho dc

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er forward Duane Ferrell,: Knick center Patrick Ewi I on the Pacers way to de

HszlDse.ggets,][A P) - N o t ev en qn and the C hicagoipe from this one. —' ''s mightiest team — ThcK [ jin tr im h e -sc c o n d — “ • itantalizinglyclosc. lough, how ever, to 7^ , “ 9_|o?s.to the D enver... 2? - _ iday night that end- 18-gam e w in n in g S u h s 1

lights after winning .w ith Magic John . E d ? islAngel.cs.Lokcrs, ... nine of ;d from a 25-point road-wc ilf to pull ahead in ton.T. • ' — .......................Dano]

ond gdtri p u r s l O P O T surgery, lo. - Nick Anderson . m Sha«jttndntcA d. cn ofhis 33 points in accord a as Ihe Ortando Magic ^ r«oro- 1 at home with 0 122- „:r the Son Antonio xiawltS

ATLA1 won another stfllisti. 30 points h Shaquille O’Neal aheod to ind II rebounds to with 1:0 its and 12 rebounds, snoppî was better in the lote Atlant lally televised game. game anc

l ic k s 8 3 S ? d * ’£'yIS-Derrick-McKey “IS the Indiana Pacers helped tlne winning jtreaK to time sin

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: he is, and w bat. first place, aid , so w hat? I f n o t comp< ; p lo y in g - a n d m in es ho^ os A ngeles L ak- artists can; ibrace h is N B A , would ha> I doesn’t is sim - ;• hadn’t betr

APphMSill, left, goes over tha top :wlng as he moves along defeating the Knicks, 90-

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IC Kniclcs fell behind cariy as they as frigidly as the below-zcro tem- urcs outside Market Smiare Arena, e the Paccrs haven’t lost since a >3 decision to Cleveland on N o '’*

s 123, Bullets 115, OTANDOVER, Md. - Charles ley had 31 points and 15 re ds and Kevin Johnson scorcd o f his 23 points in overtime o s - Avcary Phoenix beot Woshing-

nny Manning, playing his sec- - {ame sincc returning from knee ry, camc ofT the Phoenix bcpch sre 22 points in 25 minutes as luns concludcd 0 fronchis'e- 1 eight-game rood trip with a 5- ird.

/les 106, Hornets 104LANTA - Steve Smith scored ints and Gmnt Long put Atlanta : to stay on a three-point play 1:03 rernaining as the Hawks- ed a three-game losing s t r ^ . anta trailed ncorly the entire and was down by 14 laie in the imortcr. Bul 3.pointers, — one by a rare bi^sket interference

- and Long's three-point play i the Hawks win for the first since Iheir lO.game victory e n d ^ last week.

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Bpiy envious.

S h o r ts ig h te d , too. Som e critics have su g g e s te d that Magic not re* tum to the worid’s b e s t b ask e tb a ll s ta g e a fte r y ea rs aw a y be-;, cause h e ’ll never -

I i f that’s t n ^ so what? Show rson who qttits at bis peak, and bow you a peridn'ttrho never sved what he was doing in the ice. It’s the degree o f passion, npetence, thot usually deter- bow long m ost perfonnaiice a n y on. You thinlf Lorry Bird bftve quit playing i f bis back letrayM'him?

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’Syracuse 81, AJabam sissippi Stole 78, No.

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T railing by fou r po ss m idw ay , M ontana Sl :- sb a rc o f the B ig Sky :d le a d in p e r i l . B u t 1 »9- - w ^ n ’t picked a prcs 5* favorite for nothing.

Senior'forw ard Nico ^ the w ay with 2 9 points

6 overall, 6-1 in league .3 in the sccond h a lf to ta i. lead. Classmate Quadn

scored 24 points at ccr short jum per nnd tw o f th e final? seconds to k bay.

d B ut M SU c o ach M a saw defense as the de< y o f h i s 78-70 victory: ‘ s (9 -9 , 3*4) m anaged j i

goa l in the final 5:11 ‘ - n igh t’s matchup in Bozi . *'We w ent aw ay fro: I t io n a l m a n -to -m a n

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C o u p led w ith a Frii __ I rout,of^visiting Eastem

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Idaho C oach Jo e Cr a lso lost 94-78 Friday

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“■ 77-75 on Tracy R e id ’s 2 :0 2 lefl.

Women’s col — - b ask e tb a

• G eorg ia (18-2), whic: H ■ its w inning streak to 16, (.g 4 0 halfUme lead despite. I .(I lO -point leads and givinj ^ nal seven points o f the ho i’stil N o,20A îssippI78 K No. 3 Tennessee 72

OXFORD, Miss. - Yoli er -scored 21 points and No. 20 1C built a big hal^m e lead be:

ofTNo. 3 Tennessee 78-72 S w The U d y Rebels led 44- id .miwion, but Tennessee ra

» m ^ h a lf ,u s in g o n Il-O r

J’ No. 6 Iowa 77, Indian^ IOWA CITY, Iowa - No.

17- points from Angela H . from Tangelfi Smith, and hii * first !2 shots in defeating Im

Sunday to stayvimbe^ten in tt

| U M;

ssachusw is is s t i l l . ' taking the unbeat- ~ extra fiVc.minutcs T ex as ‘

Purdueim e in th e ir last 19 UCL M inutem en-w crc— 20 MIctbut Sunday’s 78- 21 Bos

iv ier o f O hio kept ginia 6: I on ly undefeated 6 2 , A k

CIcmsoih it the second o f 25 Gcorith-15-Becondslef\------- Satupiisetts (2 1 -0 , 9-0 Louis ai 74 lead and ^ g a r cancelci all and fed Chari- unab le he f in a U sc c o n d _ N .C ...b jam e. caused bown the majority c o m c bo ck and

liaracter," C am by N o . 3 h

incinnati Gardens •'md o f regulation, st•cc shots in the fi- 3 4 3 0 ^ ”

62 w i t h '2 :47 10 sc llsu cd ir6 S -6 8 - P u d iU n w ilh lS

iiti-fiSS N O .S C2; No. 5 C incin- S o u th Iiiida 60;_No. 18 J)annym a '68 : and MisT in a 16.10 . 22 A uburn 75. “s #as: No. 2 Ken- U 63; N o. 4 Con-

burgh 55; No. 7 ihcdecidii ixtco 58; N orth^0.-8 North Car- N o . SGeorgetown ,70. Alabam

[4 .N 0 .1 1 M cm -irginto Tech 72. who led bNo. 14 A rizona the visitirtote 78 ; N o . 15 wiihin.60-

ats hold ^th roa* RI< *points lo Idaho . *■ Slate found its _ ^ n r - ky C o n feren ce '\ th e B o b c a ts cscason league

CO H arrison led ’Its os M SU (14- C O S JF E I;uc play) rallied I__________take a 10-point bridge thatdrc Lollis, who In its so:cntcr, drilled a protected i) free throws in by handingkeep Idahd .a t . fourth stni

51, SoturdiM ick D urham J.D. Huliecid ing facto r 21 poin ts,: T he V andals his effortsju s t one f ie ld end o f th c <1 o f S aturday “Tho bcj

jzcman. frustratingrom o u r trad i- w ard said,\ d e fe n s e at, start.this^yought the zone ' step it upncc in the sec: playing hai

doing wellr id a y ’s 8 5 -6 6 ' ISU foui■n W ashington, the beginnijft the Bobcats ket for .theo te (1 0 -9 , 6-1) Still, the Bky standings. at IntermisC ravens, w ho ond-half B:y a t M ontona, o f reach.

iorgia JjjH

0-75 V(A P) — Ke-

20 po in ts , in- • ayup w ith 37 ' - IS top -ranked ^ Iw Sp S :orolino 80-75

Steal c a m e a f- - 1'—-8 ) c lo scd to’s loyup w ith .

Bllegeall

ich ex tended 6, took 0 43- e. losing three ing up the fi-

78, North Carc01.nd. Moore R o u n d tre tf 20 Milsisjippi .N a ls m ltliC before holding N.C., Sund I Sunday. ' • J4.25 ot inter- low o (19^1. ra ll ied in the on 18-6 lead n ) run to Dull to in w in n in g ' i

Tiffony Good* Hawkeyes, w

m aSl the field.

H r b Z ' . 6 g » ; 7 V a j , dhit nine o f its N ..C a ro U n i Indiim 77-51 CHARLbT I the Big Ten, ningbom score

[ a s s n<Men’s college

basketball[S T cch T 9 , R icc 5 7 ; N o. 1 ue 56; M ichigan S tate 51; N CLA 69, Oregon State 60; Ni [lchigan'77rOhio~Slalc’5 8 rN osto n C ollege 84, W esl Vi 63; No. 23 Eastern Michign

\k r o n 5 3 ; D ukc 8 3 , N o . 2 son' 53;' and Maryland 88, Ni :orgio Tcch 74. iu rday^-gam e*benvccn-Satt i and No. 12 W ake Forest wa :led w hen the B iliikens w et le to ge t to W in s to n -S a len ..bccausc-o f.travc l-p rob lcm d by the latest w inter storm.

Sunday’s Games ) Kansas 72, sas St. 62: Jay h a w k s (1 8 -1 , 6 -0 Bij ) started the sccond h a lf with ; •un to w ipe out Kansas S tate ' halftime lead and went on ti

ly as m iiciras 63-50 w ith flvi cs-rcm ainingr-Rdef-LoFrent; 4 points for Kansas, while El latchcr had 30 poin ts fo r jh i lg W ildcats (14-6, 5-3).

Cincinnati 79,1 Florida 60ny Fortson hod 20.points..scvcr 3-1 second-half run, and 17 re- : as the Bearcols (17-1, 6-1 Con- ! USA) overcame o slow stort o| James Harper had n carecr-liigh Ils for Ihe Bulls (8-10, 0-7). whc 56-54 with 8:20 to play before iding run.

8.Syracuse.81i_______im a6 8 ________■Hill ond Todd Burgon each had ms for the Orangemen (16-6), d by 16 at holftime only to see iting Crimson Tide (1 1 -7 /get 60-57 with 10:44 left. Syracuse

1 league a d ^ if

sa w h is V an -I SKY

in road gam es this year.

"W e h u n g a ro u n d u n til

' i h e ' e n d ,” he - s a id . - “ (B u t) _ s 0 m e w h c r_e

=ERENCE “ long th e line i w e ’ve g o t to

hat gap.”so le confcrcncc game, BSU

:d its share o f the league lead ling Idaho Slate (7-11, 3-4) a itraight confcrcncc loss, 71- irday night in Pocatello, -iulccn led the Broncos with Its, but he took m ore p r id e ' rts away from the Bffcnsive lie court.beginning o f the s e a ^ n wos ing to m e.” the ju n io r for- ;id, referring lo B S U 's 2-6 s^ycor. "I was ju s t trying lo jp on the defensive end ... harder in the arens I w as not cll in.”bund the going tough from nning, failing to scorc a bas- h e gam e’s first 12 minutes.; Bengals trailed ju s t 30-26 nission before an 18-7 scc- ■ BSU run put the game out ,

irolina’s Jessica Caspar, etf'.pcrambte for a loose b 1 Classic game at the Chi ndayr-l. 10-0 Big Ten)jumped to- i d and led the rest o fthe way i g its 12lh stroight game. Oden added 12 pointsjbr the who shp f 54 pcrccnt from j

nderbflt93, 'l n a S t 6 1 , 'bTTE,' N .C . - M m C ur- i o red li> poinm uN o.7V im .

l e e d s (

i I M;--N o :-V ir-

24 . No.

were |7 A ^ ^ rlem ,

B ig

u e 'sn to F ~five B S S l \ V ~ ' ênt z— ' t L d i u1 1- H l i r l l l i ^ l

_ t h c _ ^ W : i l . .

rt o|'■sh UMass forward Don

Williams (32) get tar Sunday In Clnclnnalanswered with-o 14-4 run

-------- trolrMareo-Whitfieid had___ <Mnbnmti,.whichJiaaJost ft

had — -•6), Mississippi SL 78,

No. 22 Auburn 75, <use Darryl Wilson scored

e Van Ho

Tbe Associated Pressin -1-7 Keiih Von Hom is 0 ic s The junior forward j

points in the first IH ng . help No. 7 Utoh dcfeal itil cp 74-5S^Saturday. H h e • over the court, windir u t) season-high 30 point r_c. thrQc,3.-poimcrs._Hc a ne rebounds, to ' In Thursday's 77-62

Tcxas-E l Paso, the €■ 5U Hom had 17 points, in ad en free throws. - ) a ■; Utah coach Rick Maj '1- expect a lot out o f Kei

expectations fo r himst ith so we’re on the some pa d e ' In other W estcm Al vc fcreiicc action Saturd

Stote defeated Wyom as B righam Y ou n g bea tr- Paso 82-74; San Dicg •6 fcatcd H aw aii 103-94 •o orado Suite cdg«l Air 1

in double overtime, ot T he U lcs (18-3 ovi

W AC) were ahead 62- m minutes left when Van 1 s - five points in a 12-2 run :s. the Lobos (17-4,7-4).16 ‘.'We wore out and the c- ' In the end. it wos like u t , drunk f i l te r s ,” sold Mo

ar, frdnt, and Georgia’s S; e ball during the first half :hariotte Coliseum In Cha

' ' derbilt dominated No. 14 No* na Stale in a 93-61 victory Suj

' The gome was close early Wolfpack fell victim to colc and Ihe Commodores’ inside i N.C. S ute shot only 22 berc

.first half.

No. 10W iscon^98, Minnesota

MINNEAPOLIS - Barb F

Monc

O T a jg ain t(

)n ta B r ig h t (4) a n d X a v ie r a n g le d u n d e r t h e b a s k e t c latl.

in to retake con- pointsfin ovci nd-23-points-for,— (14-5.’ 6 ^ S o i t four.of.iix.,, m arf.^ctory-

sippi Stale, wl hit a hook sK regulation to I

»^ * gan led the T:d 11 o f his 14 points.

arn sparks iFNew Me]i At the A ir 1

orado Slate (I a driven man. scare with the

d poured in 12 cen ter Loren: m m inutes to two free throw ait New Mcxi- in the sccond < He darted a l l . Colorado.Stot

ling up with a 94-71 in Mobj nts, including “All the crc also had nine to A ir Force,

Stew Morrill. 52 v ic to ^ over served lo win.' 6-fooi-9 Van The Falcon including sev- led by guard .

scorcd 30 poin lajcrus said, "I 3-polntcrs. leith. His own In Fresno, I iself are high; 8 -3 ) h e ld thi page.” . the gam e, butAthletic Con- cd a s s a u l t s I irday, Fresno W y o m in g o )ming 74-70; S tate 17-7 in I :a t T cxas-E l utes and pulk ego State dc-’ ' 11 scconds Icl 94; and C ol- Fresno State r Force 91-89 Brooks, who I

Cowboys ( I M )verall, lO -I L aD rcIl W hit 2-51 with six game-high 27 ; n Hom scorcd - in , the first half, un that buried Two players

. (12-7, 6-4) SCI hey wore, out. records during c two punch- snapped the Rai ilojcriis. winning streak i

IKcisha Andcrst as lOth-mnked nesola 98-64 ; Badgers' schoc lo 10.

The B adger scored ihe fTrs never seriously the Gophers the

-th e longest losi history.

No. 13 P e n nSTATE COL

• thoffhad 23 poi rebounds as No.

, 20-point first-ha 22 Purdue 76-6C

Purdue (13-{ within four poii ploy in the sccor ons (17-5, 8-2) the rest o f the Wl

N0 . I 6 C0 I01 Kansas S t 5

. BOULDER, scored 16 poini orado to 0 54-5C on Sundoy.

Scholz; a jur player in Colora score 1.000 carci

S a u d T a '^ N 0 .1 9 O k l a lIlf Of th e i r I o w a SL 57 l a r lo t te . ' A M ES, lowt

’ scorwl 19 points ■ State prevented 1

■forth Caroli- a fiMl «hotinb« Jundoy Sundoy.[y before the- . -3ld shooting held on afterle advffntage. « «» c e n lin § ie ««>nd>left.

: No.9VIiBlni No. 11 Old D E. Carolina

Frsnke ahd Postponed du

inday, February 5 .1 9 9 6 . Tfmos-i

0 w in(

ier guard Darnell et during the first half

overtime to give the Bulldogs »Soulheaslcm Conrercncc)'thc 3ty_Erick_Dampici-oilMis«*— e, who finished with 20 points.Ic shot with T4*sccond-s left in1 to force overtime. Wes Floni- lie Tigers (15-6. 3-5) with 19

s v i c t o r y

e x i c o “ "\ i r Force Acadcmy, Colic (13-7, 7-4) survived a Ihe help o f Roms backup i renzo Johnson, who hit ; irows with 5 scconds left ;)nd overtime. On Jan. 27,Stole routed the. Falcons . .. ioby Arena.; credit in the world goes rcc ," sa id Ram s coach rill. “Tliey probably de- vin."cons (5-15, l-'lO) were ird Jarm ica Rcc.se. who Toints, including two key

10, the Bulldogs (14-7, th e le ad th ro u g h o u t but fought ofT repeal- :

its by th e C o w b o y s .3 o u ts c o r c d F re sn o • in the final eight min- '

lulled w ithin tw o with s left. 'tote \Vas led by Kcndric ho had 22 points. The 11-10, 5-6) were led by /h itc h e o d , who.Had a 27 points, including 19 lalf.fa s for Son Diego Suite ) SCI career-h igh point ring-the victory, which ; Rainbows’ scven-gamc 5ok in Son Diego. -

Icrson cach scorcd 18 points iked Wisconsin routed Mih- 64 Sunday, extending the :hool-rccord winning streak

:gers'{17-2, 10*1 Dig Ten) first nine points and were usly threatened in handing s their lOth straight losf. It’s losing streak in Minnesoto ' ’

3nn SL 7^, Purdue 60rOLLEGE. Pa. - Angie Pot- I points and a career-high 16 No. 13 Penn State opened a

st-haif lead and held off No. • ' 6-60 Sunday night.13-9, 6-5 Big Ten), pulled points with five minutes lo ccond half. But the Lady Li-3-2) outscorcd Purdue 19-7 icway.

alorado 54,L 5 0 •ER. Colo. - Erin Scholz loints 10 lead No. 16 Col-4-50 win over Kansas Stale

I junior, became Ihc 13th >lonido women's history to :arcer points.

dahoma SL 59,>7Iowa - G ina Shaterkiiio lints and'No. 19 Oklahomo ted Iowa State froth getting ' in beating the Cyclones 5?-

Suiie(}6-4.6.3BigEigtil) ' taking 0 59-55 lead.on Jle-

' two free throws with |3

;inla -Wake Fore^ d Dominion v& j lad due to wcothei>

nos-Nows. Twin,Foils, Idoho C7

Sam iiot IKnight-R jdderh

■ SAN JO SE, C nis plnyCr in tf

________untamed .heal, rifago. he w as beat Slam event o f th his No. I rhnki Sybase O pen be Jose A rena, he

_______ tournam ent's toj:■ I'ele SdnTpras’ Being tKe best pi m ean"B cjng N< Sampras has’lear

In tennis. No. adulation and s rcbiautiints. It ol

............ 'in o u sp rc ssu re”-has fell oeeasiî ascendcd to (he t

"E v e ry o n e is ning for you if y lop five," he sai (No. 1) thing is I

-p roportion rli ear _ n -^ = ^ an d ;it:s ;a .little , tl

for fans w ho don - much."

---------------W orld rankingo f th e A ssoc i; P ro fe s s io n a ls ( u n sc ra m b le s to e v e ry w e e k am

______pecking order, pnd e te rm in in g ‘s * ev en t. B ut it ca: player from his pi another.

I "T he A TP touisand names in its every M ondaymc

-------- MacKay,_Sybasc-tor and a former i gut u sense from and w in n in g toi

- im p o r ta n t a s th played.

" I f you asked m ore im portant, W im b led o n in a aw ay from it as h e ’d say he- Wimbledon."

H e’s right. But recognizes the vul suitislically, in par u player is enjoyin

"1 a lw ays m ea how I do at the r said . "C erta in ly , cake to end the yt caiTsay thot winn the most imponari go t o f f to a bad s there’s three (Gr<ir

Wayn" IB iiM l

■5eH

Pole sitter Oidlei ing the start of tl Daytona Internal

Garibl--------- ---- SAT^TO'D OM n'

R e p u b l ic (A P ) - w hy so m any Latir ers m ake it to the n

. " W in te r b a ll ," Y a n k e e s o u tf i

: ‘ W illiam s, playing C aribbean Series, g u y s ' p la y w in te r sp rin g tra in ing sh: than not, they land

A ll 100 p la y e r Caribbêan Scries ai b e tte r~ ln th e i r re: l e a g u e o rg a n iz a t th e m , s u c h a s : R o b e rto A lom ar, an d W illiam s and E M ondesi, Ju lio Fra A lou a rc co n s id e r

, b aseball’s elite.A ll o f them play

ularly." I d o n ’t th ink I v.

to th e m ajo rs w itl the winter,'* soid fc

I O rio les th ird basen- who. w ill jo in the C sp ring tra in ing tH ii

. ens y ou r sk ills 'bnd f pored m entally ."

T h e C a rib b e a n , ru n s th ro u g h M d a fo u r c h a m p io n s lea g u e s in a .rpunc m en t. T h e w m neri a n d V e n e ;;u e la jo P u e rto R ic o o n d I Republic.

I C*8 Tlmos-Now!

apras be No.l in ]

a-N ew sServ ico . ' 1 he

:, Colif. - The best ten- ure i.th 'e w orld is feeling per I right now. T w o weeks w e( >eaten in the first Gmnd mei f th e year. Then he lost it’s' nk ing . A nd w hen th e Ii begins Feb. 12 at Son inst

he w o n ’t even be the No. ôp seed. . _ occr3sn :row n rsleeteringi iiOT :t p layer doesn’t always • N o. 1. 0 fac t of. l ife end

learned the'hard way. oftc Mb. 1 brings attention, Phil d som e n ice tables a t last t olso con bring enor- Ora e ”— the kind Sampras • signally sincc he first . eno ie top in 1993. toki

is p re tty m uch gun- Mic if you 're ranked in the said. "B ut the w hole pass is blown a little out o f the : can-change so quickly,— N or ic.tduîrlo-underataad— Ihot lon’t follow tennis that play

H';ings-'are-in-lhc-hands-—206 jc ia t io n o f T en iiis last; is c o m p u te r , w h ich ever

to u rn a m e n t re su lts than a n d 'd e te rm in e s th e w as . primarily os a way o f — firs t S 'c d s fo r th e nex t betv can_alsp knock one Mex

is pedestal and (Avate B) 12 V

lour spits out a thou- 4.47 its com puter rankings ''enou

•morning,” said Barry first iise-toumament.direc-..^^___ Buier U.S. No. 1. "I still victo om players that titles Jo se to u rn a m e n ts are a s D ub th e y w e re w h en 1 Emir

to thi:ed P e te w h ich w as ing it n t, w inning a fourth "It n a ro w o r w alk ing cedei as N o. 1, I bet you took e- w a n ts to w in Ev

who 13ut Sampras, 24, also' pu tei vulue o f being'on top scrvii port because it means "It'ying a big y e a r . ---------- Kiamle a su re m y y ea r on to dc le m ajo rs," Sampras mayfc ly, i t 's ic ing on the contn : year at No. 1, but I socks 'inning the mojors is. WimI tant thing in tennis. I_ Janua id start this year, but a ll y< irjnd Slams) left, and cham;

he Tayloi

I tiS iHI i

:ller Theys, from Belgium, )f the Rolex 24 Hours of C national Speedway In Da;

)beanseri€y { I N G 0 7 D o m ih i» n - ~ ^ H ) — E v e r w o n d e r otin A m erieon play- IC m ajor leagues?!," s a id N ew York t f ie ld e r 'BeV nie hg th is week in the es. “ A lot o f th e se te r b a ll and go to sharp . M ore of\en

ind roster spots.”/ e r s a c t iv e in the s ore at T riple-A or re s p e c tiv e m ojor

z a t io n s . S o m e o f s P u e r to R ic o ’s ir, Ivan R odriguez . id D om inicans Raul FrahCo and Moises le red to b e part o f

lay w in ter ball reg* B u S S

I w ou ld ’ve mode it U v ith o u t p lay in g ini form er B altim ore by Vescman Leo Gomez, Satune C hicago Cubs for Navechis. year. “ It sharp* Seriot ind keeps you pre-

;.........................C u n an. S c r ie s , w h ich .....20 0 Lo •iday, m atches the.....m an re IS o f th e w in te r ..... Som'c- u n d -rob itP toum a* .....th e Ci le r s fro m M cxico ..... m a jo r jo in - te a m s . from .....w in thi

id th e D o m in ican .....en tp o c • “B ef

................... .... ••

lows, Twin Foils, Idoho Mondoy,

est, but ranking

! hope I can w in o'ne-of them.” The com puter is fickle, too. Ii

ires rank ings based on a p la j lerfo rm ance ov er the previou i.M *?5,J.ookitiiothJsbcstJ4_tpi nents, but that doesn ’t always r t’s'foir.

In a m atter o f just a few week! nstance, three players will hok >Io. 1 ranking — and one change >ccur even though a toum am e rpTbeing ployed! H ere's how:

* Sam pros, ranked N o. I ot :nd o f la s t year, d ropped to t if te r lo s in g to u n s e e d e d K' ’h ilippoussis in the thirc^ roun ast m o n th ’s A u stro lio n O pe 3rand Slam event.■ • A n d r e ’ A g assi"o ccu m u l« nough poin ts at the A ustralia ake o v e r N o .l d e sp ite losln; lichael Chang in the semifinols

• Thom as M uster o f A ustrio ass Agassi on Feb. 12 ond beci le fir^t non-American to be rar lo r I s in c e O c to b e r 1992 , e tough-:n?tlfaeriiic :;nor-A fiaas laying'a toumoment.H ow ’s that? A gassi w ill lose

06-points-hc=eamed-from-wini s t year's Sybase O pen becousc /en t is being held one week 1 ion it wos in 1995. T h e sehec a s c h o n g ed to a c c o m m o d a t r s t* ro u n d D a v i s - C u p m o stw e e n th e U n ite d S ta te s i lexico.B y next week, M uster, who’ \ I tou rnom en ts in ‘95 , w ill hi 474 [loints to A g a ss i's 4 ,379 lough to m ake him N o .l for rst time in his career.£ u L gcucady_foE-more-change ctoiy by Sam pras o r Agffisi at I ise, o r b y B o ris B e c k e r a t uboi O p e n in U n ite d Ai n iratcs. could boost a n y o f th the top. O r M uster, w ho is pl

g in Dubai, could hold on." I t’s oil confusing,” Sompras Ci ded. "I understand it now ,,bu jk m e a couple o f years.”Even form er N o .l Jock K ratr 10 helped the A TP devise its co te r r a n k in g s , 'i s n ’t so su re i •ving its intended putpose.“It’s the medio A ot m akes it bi am cr.said. *.‘It do esn 't have m i d o w ith 0 to u rn a m e n t exec

tybe h e lp in g a k id g e t o be t ntract w hen he signs for shirts u :ks. As a p layer, y o u ’d rather v im bledon. Y ou can be N o. 1 l u ^ and No. 6 in A pril, but

y b u r 'I i f e y o u ’re^W im b led im pion." "

T wins Ro

APphim, heads Into turn one du f Daytona Saturday a t ttie Jaytona Beach, Fla. .

ies offers X

irto.RIco Lobes’T ony Ban h/enezuela Naveganfeis sht urday night. Watching the regaotes’ Eddy Diaz In the {08 Iri Santo Domingo, Doi lirren tly , th e re a re .m o re tho L atin A m erieon p la y e rs in 4( I ro ste rs th ro u g h o u t th e natio i je o b se rv e rs h av e sa id tho l C a r ib b e a n a lo n e la n d e d

o r le ag u e fro n c h ise , i t co u l the W orld S eries w ith , i ts tal

3ooi. . - •••..before cab le ,, w in te r bal! wo

; ■ M - . . '

• ------------ r

lay, Fobruory 5.1996

P0. It fig- ..■ ‘I’ - sloyer’s v i - io u s 52tourra- _ ___

y sm ^ in '

x k s ,fe r to ld the ngew illjnen t is_______ '■ ••y-'i-

i a t the:o th ird • •I M ark ^5und o f - • ...........)p en , 0

l u la te d " .................ilion to .s in g to lols. n o will becom e ' ranked

e v e n " ' ' ' ........a a a t i s r . ~ ..

ose thevinning— ---------------use the:k later ' t - Jhedule Vd a te 0 ^m a tc h - - - ...... ■—:s an d

KatJa Selzinge10’ w o n

m- Seizilror the

VAL D ’lSEBnge.JV_____ only-ih ing .tho t-at San -weekend w as soi a t th e A little 'sn 'owA ro b S u n d ay a n d he

r them chonce os Seizin } ploy- , ' speed races.

"I am very ha LS con- todoy becouse w: ,bu t it unbeatable,” Sei:

The 23-year-o ram er, secutive race — jco m - .Fbg“foitb ig ," • m uch G A R M I S C x e e p t KIRCHEN, Gerrr b e tte r fog Sundoy on thi t s ond forced organizers c rw in Cup m en ’s dowi1. 1 in sccond time in 24 lut for Weath e r perm le d o n . race w ill be heIc

olex 24 ClO ria n d o S e n tin e l

D A Y T O N A B t W ay n e T a y lo r (

; / • ' , ) Springs, Fla,, began son-opening R olex

^ P . ' w ith a new team, m uniforms.

■; • 'He departed 24 he ing an old wish.

Taylor,-the lead d R a c in g , c a p tu re d In tcm ationol M otoi most prestigious end

L \ .S u n d o y , p i lo t in g M f c ' ' .O ld s m o b ile R & S

Rolex 24 crown in tl in the 34-yeor history

D o y le R a c in g d M O M O ’s F e r ra r i m inute , 4 .099 secoi W o rld S p o r ts C ar o v e ro ll R o le x c ro sweep o f th e podiuir

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nger wim:R E , F rance (A P) - A bout it-s topped -K atja .S e iz inger; iomc fog.w”on F ridoy, o lot oTsnow i e r c o m p e tito rs d id n ’t hai linger sw ept oil three W orld i

happy th e race w asn 't conci w ith the form I am in now, I elzinger soid.-old G erm an w on her third < - and third consecutive sup<

)rce§ organi:C H - P A R T E N - ’ C u p (rmany (AP) - Dense downlthe lOmdahar course H ap prs to call o ffo World Morelw nhill race for th e Org14 houis. tw o-n ■mitting, a super-G_ _Sundt:ld M onday. W orld shortl;

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o f A lta m o n te in Saturday’s sco- . .:x 24 a t D aytono newi car ond new

hours la ter fulfill-

driver fo r Doyle :d o n e o f th e o r A sso c ia tio n ’s iduranee-races on lg th e te a m ’s 5 M K I I I to th e . the closest finish

)ry o f th e event, d e fe a te d T eam

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G. She now has 23 inceled year. It w as h er lOd

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d con- Kosmer. A ustrian B jper-G 1:07.05.

lizers to callp organ izers say th e cancel wnhill is likely to b e m ade up p p o O n e , J a p a n , in ea r irch.Organizers first planned to hav< j-run , shortened dow nhill ro ^doy, .but_callcd th e event c irtly before it was scheduled

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in d i t io n s fo r e v e ry o n e ," it was a fair race.” cen tbe lead in the seco'nd oy afternoon, but the race ter she -finished because, o f

1 Germanyor 24 houis,-with the super*.-----------d to Mondoy.oces here ore the last speed

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T~A ldPr6j6dNoV STP-CM . Key No. 5730.

[FOR ADDITIONAL IN W lS PROPOSAL. PLE/ QINEER — BIU.MERRI

Tho Idaho Tronsporlatl< with tho provisions o f T 1964 (78 Stat. 252) and tl

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sure thot In ortV Contrac advortlsoment. minority fordod full opportunity to Invitation and will no t b greunds of raco, color,- st ation tor an award,'

. . NOTICE TO FEDEf CON

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Plans, spodflcations, foi and othor Infonnailoh ma

------- Idaho-TftvieportBllon D«ion fllo for examination o t : atShoshono , Idaho.-

A n o n 'ro fu n d a b lo c h t fS1g.0« D iuaaoD llcab li sot of plans, payment to Iho Idaho Transportation

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' D o p (^ o n l.A ttn :F ln a n c Idaho 83707*1129. * '

Tho rfght Is rosorvod to i tho proposal or proposal Idaho.

No proposal will bo com on accopioblo proposal i than fh/o percent of tho tc guaranty m ust bo In tho Cashier's Chock drawn o to the Idaho Transporto

- Bond.

Blddors'shall bo license State Contractors Licons voMng fedora! funds. Th

................Involving fodoral fonds'sraward will bo m ade, a s ond 107.03 of (ho Idaho I cf1S95.

Tho Contractor will bo rc minimum w age ratos of (I slon for tho project, a s s cations and bid proposal, of tho contract covering tl dards Act of 1938 (U.S.i 219, Chapter 8) shall opp this proJecL

It Is tho purposo of tho build tho Improvement In i good construction. Nocos

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Dated Jan,uary31.1096^ JIMMY D. RO SS, P .E ..t i

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nCEO FLETTINQ I bo rocelvod by tho I DAHO TRAN! ID only o l tho offlco of tho IDAH )N D EPARTM ENT. 3311 W ES )ISE, IDAHO, 83703 or recoh/od t ?9. BOISE, IDAHO 83707,.ATTf ISTRATION until two o’docK p.m reh. 1Qgfl. for Iho work of construc 5 miles of blcydo lane along WasI Park Avenuo or>d Lois Street In TwiI Route 'A*, known o s Idoho Fedor 3M.7152(100)iinTwin Falls Count'

. INFORMATION CONCERNIN' LEASE CONTACT RESIDENT E^ R R r r r ^ a t (208) e86.78so.]

la tion Oopartmont, In accordanc >f TiUo VI of tho Civil Rights net 1 nd the rogulotlons of the Departmei ‘ R.7Port la s u o d ’purauant 106UCII bldders.thot lLwilUt?i(maUvoly.oi itract en tered Inib pursuant to Ihi rity business entoiprisos will bo a y to submit bids in response to th. 3l bo discriminated against on th r.- sex,-or nationol origin In consido

DERAL-AID CONSTRUCTION^ iONTRACTORS ' p roparod and subm itted In acco Irom ents of Section 102 - Biddin C onditions of Iho Idaho S tandar hwayConBtnicUonrEdltion of 199!

, form of contract, proposal lormi I may b e obtained a t the offlco of th Dopartment, Bolso. Idaho, and ot

1 ot tho offlco ot tho District Enginet

c h a rg o o f FIFTEEN DOLLAR Ib le M ie i tax will bo m ode for oac It to bo mado by chock, payable t ;tlon DoportmenL Plans m ay bo 0 )^--2O 98-(ln-ldaho)-or(2O0)-33‘ equost to tho Idaho Transportntlo ondal Control, PO Box 7129, Boisi

to rojoct all proposals, or to acco{ osa/s doomed w s t for tho S tate c

xnsldorod unless accompanlod b »aJ guaranty In on omount not los 10 totol amount of tho proposal. Thi tho form of a Cortified Check or >rn on on Idaho bonk, mode payabi jrtotlon Dopartmont. or a Biddor'

n sed In th e Stato o t Idaho by th o n se Board, oxcopt on prolocta Ir . Tho successful biddor on project s 'shan fibtaln such a-ilconso bofor a s provided In Subsection 103.0

h o standard Spodficallon3,.Edltio

0 roqulrod to poy not le ss than th of tho attochod general w age dec IS so t out In the advortisod spodf isal. Such ratos will bo mado a pai ig tho prolocL Tho Foir Labor-Slar I.S.C.A. Titlo 29, Porographs 201 opply In ,tho omploymont o/ lobor fa

t ie Idaho Transportation Boord t In tho Bhortost iTmo consistont wltl icessary oqulpmont and an offoctlvi slated upon.

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IN THE DISTRICT COURT |VNS* -OFTH E-RFTH JUD ICIA L- AHO DISTRICT O F THE STATE EST . OF IDAHO. IN AND FOR >d b y .^ T H E COUNTY OF TWIN H N : f a l l s p.m.. C aso No. CV-96-90 truct- SUMMONS rash- L A V E R N E A S L E T T , a Twin m a rr ie d w om on dooling dord jM th hor oopamto property, unly, "Plaintiff,-------- ---------------

RICHARD A . MOUNCE & lINQ CHARLOTTE MOUNCE,' EN. husband and wife.

Defendants.N O T I C E : Y O U H A V E

anco B E E N S U E O B Y T H E ct of - PLAINTIFFS. THE COURT mont MAY ENTER JUDGMENT fiUCh—AQAINSTYOU WrTHOUT* ^ -O n t-J -U R T ilE H ^ a ilC E J Jh b —

this L E S S Y O U R E S P O N D 0 af- WITHIN 20 DAYS. READ • this t h e IN F O R M A T IO N t tho BELOW.idor- TO; RICHARD A MOUNCE

& CHARLOTTE MOUNCE. husband ond wife,

In brdorfd delond ihls law*'" :cor- suit, an appropriate'written . Iding rosponso must bo fllod with dord this court within 20 days nt* 995. tor servlco of this Summons '

on you. tl you fall to 00 ro- irms, spond the court may enter if tho judgm ont a g a in s t you n s J a ro -d o m o n d o d by tho-Plalnlilf - noor Jn tho Complolnl,

A copy of tho Complaint Is ^ B S seoi'od with this Summons, ooch if.you wish to seek the od- lo to vIco o r rep resen ta tion by0 or* an attorney in this matter. 334--you-8houltfdo-50-promptly— ation 90. th a t y o u r w ritte n ro* Oise, sponse . If any, may be filed

In tlm o nnU o th e r le g a l -rights protected.

se p tto of An appropriate vtrritton ro-

' s p o n s e re q u ire s compll- o n c e w tth R ule 10(o)(1)

d by and othor Idaho Rulos of le ss Civil P rocedu re ond shall This also Indudo: or a 1. The title and number ot 'able this caso.io r 's 2 , If you r re sp o n se Is an

Answer to the Complaint, ll must contain admission or -

' th e denials of tho separato al- s In* logatlons ol Iho Complaint [oct» a n d o th o r d e fe n s e s you » fo r6 'm a y c la lm :~ — •3.02 3. Your signature, mailing - lltlon a d d r e s s a n d to lo p h o n o

numt>or of your attomoy. -------- 4.-Proof ofm oillngordoliv-- ■1 the ery o t a copy of your ro* )ocl- sponse to Plaintiff's ottor* jcifi* n e ^ a s designaiod above; part 6. Tills la an action to qulot ilan< tlUo lo tho roai property do- 201* scribed in tho Complaint on irtor fllo with this Court.

To dotermino whether you d to m ust pay a filing foe wlih i with your response , contact Iho ] alvo Clork of this court. ‘ j

Dotod January 9,1996. ' | Robert S . Fort, Clerk By: Deputy Clork

PUBUSH: January 15. 22. ■ ___ 29 and February S. 1996.

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r r NOTICE OF PUBUCiL-- - .- - ---HEAR1NQ ~ ~ : :E NOTICE i s HEREBY o rv - , R EN by tho Board ol Com- I i _ m ls s io n o rs ,_ T w ln F a lls I

County, s m o ot Waho. th o l ' ' a public hearing will be held on F ebruary 26. 1996. a t

a 10:00 a.m. In iho otfice of ig tho Twin Falls County Com* - y, _m lsslonors,uponanappoal_ ‘

on o req u e st for o Conditional U se Land OMsion by '

& G ordon and Dobrn A nnis . E, on property consisting of

20.19 oc res located In Soc- -Uon 1, Township 11 Soutn.

E Range 15 East.'B .M . Also E know n OS be in g jo c a le d IT four'miles south, throo ond r r o n e * h n lt m llo s w e s t of r r “ 9 3 /3 0 Ju n c H o n .a n d ad* ‘

__d rasso d -o a . 2 0 3 7 A E a a L .D 3500 North, RIor. Idaho in . ' .0 the Agricultural Zone. The N Intended u so Is lo sell fit*

toon (15) ocres lor profit.E N O T IC E IS FU R T H E R E. GIVEN lhat o public hear

ing-will bo hold boforo tho . ...Board-of-County Commis-. ; V* s lo n o ra o tth o h o u ro f10:00 in .a.m ^ on th o 26 ih d a y of th February 1996 at Ihe Twin it* Falls County Commisslon- 1 3 ' o rs ’'o fn c o 'lo c o to a 'o n 'th o '"0- Fourth Roor. County Oourt- or h o u s o , 4 2 5 S h o s h o n e IS S tre e t, Twin Foils, Idahoill -u p o n sold roquoot________ _

A com plete description of Is tho roQuost Is on file in Iho s. O fflco of th o Tw in F a lls • d- County Commissionors or >y the Twin Foils County Plan- >r. ning ond Zoning Olflco at ly -“246^rd-Avonuo EasrrTwin- ■ J- Falls.-ldaho.)d 1 3l Any and all potsons Intor-

ostod m ay appear a t said hearing ond rO(j1stor-lholr

J- opprovol or disapproval of1- the matter slated above, or I) may filo their v/ritton com-3f m en is to sa id req u e s t a t - ill tho Offlco of the Zoning Ad- *

mlnlalrQtor,-246 3rd Avo- 3t nue E ast. Twin Falls, Ida

ho. before said hea'ring.

It Dated this 31st doy of Jah- ~sr -uary 1996 ill- Brent Relnke, Chairmen I^t Twin Foils County Boord of Iu Commissionors |

-ATTEST: Robon S. Fori. ' g Clerk0 P U B L IS H ; F e b ru a ry 5 .__F

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lOCSlKirmtilm >** lOOIW

. lOIDHMtkmIKJk(a>lS(Dt(n

l k t_ _ ------ — ____ IHHSlidoi___insuiWiMit*

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I- PorCHILD C A R E '°X^ S E R V I C E ^ ^ ^

CHILD CARE . . ______ Â ffordable In hom o day- c

caro, 21 yrs. oxpor., oges □,0-5. Call 734*5543. _ f„

DAY CARE Opening 2/12. Reasonable rates.f/on-Fri.

Call 734-3571 g

Q u a lity child c a re In niy R':hom o_B roakfast.-lunch-i----- 1s n a c k a s o r y o d . P r o - BC school activities offorod.7;30 am to 5:30 pm, Mon. — through Fri. 733-5696.

^ N E E D A N A N N Y I Ir Two working Moms dos- 0 | poraioly need a Nonny tor vi Ihoir 4 & 7 yr. old. Refs. Ji

T oq . C all 7 3 3 -6 6 0 6 or Fi■735-0156------------ =—' ---------- 1(-^tvo-yourcastrtlow-prot)*------ -I

loms by soiling Iho llama g. you no loftoar nood with a faat-aahodftM lfiedad. q r

AEROBICS IHSTRUCTOR K S noedod, current cortifica-tion and exporionco noc- hi

. o s s a r y , m o rn ln g a a n d ._ q ,evenings time nvailable. ' x,Call tho YFCA 733-4384 ^

ATTENTIONI mWOMAN-MENLaborors& uJ

others. S teady Insido aiv«jrt<,S1000m o.m ln.to ê

—start. No oxpork>nco noco------- e sary w e train. Wo also . jtrain for m anagem ent/ Qjsupon/lsory. Must havo —havo car. Call Bill Duncan DR

735-0882 ton

A U T O M O T IV E S E R - n 'VICE/PARTS MANAOER “j

Custom er oriontod. Experi-e n c o d In m a n ag e m en t. ^sorvlco wrtting, scheduling, _

ALTrO/TRUCKMECHANlC n oFully oxporloncod w/own jq i

tools. position. Send <;■reply to: P .O . Box 9 9 6 , , f ' Twin Foils, ID 83303.

AVON SALES- S8-S15/HR. P ‘N o d o o r t o d o o r , N o 'mln.ordor, 18 yrs*. 1 -800- K676-0621, IND\SLS\REP. ' ? l

BARTENONQWAnPBSON TT.Benefits availablo, apply In - p o r a o n - a l - T h o O a s i s -

1007 Bluo Lokos Blvd. N..Twin Foils. No phone calls plooso. ^

BOOKKEEPING ~S o c ro ta r io l/b o o k k o o p e r

holp noedod. Bookkoop- Ing & somo computor ox- " porlonco required. S end ^ resum e to: P.O. Box 123, ? Ruport, ID 83350. ._L1

BUILDINQExporienced siding person “ Full tim o w ork a n d top

w ages. Whltohood Homo & Enorgy. 733-9688 g

CLERICAL dlAMERICAN STAFRNG ' d Nooding Secrotnrles, Book- r

k o o p e rs . W ord P ro c e ss o r s , R o c o p l lo n l s t s ,

rF lIo /D a ta E n try C lerk s.' • _âcem 9.r'taJndudq_to(n-. - .H

e o ra ry .-P a r t-T im e a n dTbmp-to-Hlro. . ■ - . . i . .

N EV ER A FEEI '734-64521-800.721-WORK O Serv ing th e E n tire Maglo

V alley for 10 Y e a rs f

CLERICAL/CLERK , "Jo lirn*. D eputy C lerk o l th e disCourt for the Snako River fulBasin AdjudlcaUon, b is- fortrict Court, TF, ID. Two cuy e a rs of legal aocreta ry p)licourt dork exporionco or thtoqulvalont roqulrod. Solo- tiOiry up to $16,000. Submit PI'resum e to: PO Box 2707, rotT w in F a lls . ID. 63 3 0 3 - co

-2707 , O pen til filled. E O E - --8 3

W e h a v e a n i m m e d i a t e e x p e r i e n c e d t e c h n i c i a n , f a s t I f y o u a r e a n i n d i v t o m a k e a d i f f e r e n c e a r d r i v e n , c o n t a c t m e d i r e H o s i n a n 2 0 8 - 3 2 4 - 3 9 0 0 , c W e ^ a v e 4 0 1 k r e t i r e r s e c t i o r i ’ 1 2 5 f l e x i b l e e m e d i c a l i n s u r a n c e , p a i m a n y e x c e l l e n t b e n e f i t s ,

a n f i

phone call!

ST T i e T i i

CUS1 SER\

7 7 3 :^ D E A D U N E S:

------------------ U N ^ A D S ---------2:00 PM Mooda 5 ;00 PM Friday I

1. 10 :00 AM SotunDISPLAY A D S _

3 Bu»lne» day* I Sdes Roproienla

* a b o u t o u r

CLERICAUCLERK EUfor thrift storo. Apply a t 233 JOI

E. M ain In Jo ro m o . N o 17-:Phono call, p leaae. dl

CONSTRUCTION -> • / [ “ i E stlm o to r, o s lo b l is h e d ' general contractor seek-

—ing p e rso n w /com pu ler - - nr training, ilm borllno osti- ( m ating p ro le ra b lo . Allp hases o t const. Salary ___D O E. S e n d re su m e to FAf Ron Stanley Co. P.O. Box Di

_ 1 7 .1 9 . X w ln F a ll8 ..1 D _ _ a l; 83303 or call 734-0455 w/

________________________ do

CONSTRUCTION 36Q ravel com pany w anting -----

Individuals lo drive truck, youi oporolo crusher. & other m variousjobs.CDLroquiod. cIs J o b locatod In the Twin io< Falla area. S end resum e Th

- to 'B 0 x - 9 B 9 5 7 r % n - h 0 ------ r_T!rP.<lS Nfl.ws. E,O^B,OK_ £ A |

5 4 8 . T w in F a l l s . ID Lo 63303-0548____________ Wi

DRIVER ^For 10 whoolor for winter p )w o r k , F T & b e n e f i t s Tw423-4269 -----

...... FAFDRIVER . MillMust bo licensed COL driv- for

or, ploaso apply In person .. HIa l Bridgovlow E s ta to s , Ca

—1B2a B r rd g o v lo w .B tv d - .-----

DRIVER MilkN oedod COL drivor w ith on

hazardous endoraomonts. ------ p re v io u s e x p e r ie n c e in- HAI

driving tonkers . N eeded SlylA/S/A/P. Call 733-3541. -To

-------------------------------------- 73DRIVEfl , -----W an ted , o v e r th o ro a d , H AA F S o fld o h o d assA C D L Worequired, 23 yra old, vans >

" S iV o o fo rs r il W ostorn'S T e x a s , b o n o f l t s .Call1-flOO-228-OOS4, .R

DRIVER . r Nmberiy School District is

accepting oppllcatlons for a school DUS drivor. Applications a ro availab le at141 Corner St. W., Kim- pot,beriy, or call 423-4179 - jq|

DRIVER * ■- TRUCK DRIVERS WANT

ED: Tlrod o l being gono ------fo r m o n th s a t a t lm o ? LAVHigh poy scale . Homo 2X TESp e r w ee k . N ow e q u ip . /PAImust havo 2 yrs. ovor tho Thoroad exporionco, d o s s A lff'<

' CDL roqulrod. Ploase call tos1-800-777-7366_________ ing

DRtVER - WantiJd truck-drJvorlfor-lO- -o cc

whool truck, year round Felwori< In tho Joromo aroa. suitCall 1 -208-365-6692 msg. |u I

DRIVERS ^Run either 11 vrostorn or 48 stales. • Wo offor new o q u lp m o n t, co m p o tlv o UAM pay & benefits. Call Bob com A dorns. R&J L eas in g . 1-800-523-3089________ .d u

DRIVERS ■ SJl' D & D T ran spo rtaU on

S erv ices , INC1735 S Main • 71“

Goodlng. ID 83330 • Seeking ovor the rooddrivers with CDL & good m e cdriving rocord. 48 S tate M odroofor-mostly no-touch p u

Irolght. foui/Xlso relief drfvors. bo

- - CofflpoUlivo.Salary-— -- -nnvHealth Insurance 401K iq q ~ ’ Ujm por«PaW — - o f | ,

< • Home Regularly; ' • $31' Modom Equipment. info C o m e b y o f f lc a o rc a l l

1-208-S34-4451 ■ UECeduc?a i io n _______Jo in t H o g erm o n a c h o o l mof

dist. «233, will bo hiring a qi f full time o lom ontary a id for tho rotnolndor of thocurrent school yeor. Ap* MEOlplications ore avanoWa a t CNAtho dist. offlco. Tho posI* CN<tkin will bo filled A.S.A.P. ExcP lo aso In d u d o a lis t o t ble.

. roteroncos. For more into, 560c o n ta c t . T r a c y B row n R e l

.837*4777____ ...-------— :____ 122

I i g t l K i a C B i T r p i

Ni t e o p e n i n g f o r a n J l . W e a r e g r o w i n g l i v i d u a l t h a t w a n t s ®®'

a n d a r e c u s t o m e r -S .°’ i r e c t l y , M r . C h u c k ) , o r 2 0 8 7 3 4 - 6 5 6 5 . r e m e n t p r o g r a m , P ° ‘ B s o e n d i n g p l a n , p a i d v a c a t i o n a n d ts ,

7 3 M 5 6 53 2 4 - 3 9 0 0

■ Monday, Fob

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i m e s i N e w s ( ■

ITOMER I9 VICE i

3 - 0 9— ____________— Ido^Fridoy for nexr’i doy> pub)icotio< ly tor Su n d o /t poblicotion urdoy for Mon6a / i piWicoHon5__fi prior lo pobllaslionrOjII o Timoi-h itotrvo for more infonrrafion.

C A U .T O D A Y g G U A R A N T E E D RESULTi

■LECTRONICS MEDIClOBS AVAILABLE Mount7-34 year old high school tor Isd ip lo m a g r a d u a te s to w o rl learn olocKpnicgTExcoii. .Plooslont training schools. Sol- furth<ory , r o o m a n d b o a rd , ---------modlcol and more. No ox* MEDICporlonco roqulrod. pa id THERjr e l o c a t i o n . C a l l tow <1-800-543-8274________ h w d

ARM ibpmDairy holp warned. 2 po- vrork a i t l o n s - d a iry - fo o d o r— odea! w/mechanlcal ability and ■'dairy ho rd sp o rso n w/AI MEDICo x p o r , R efa r e q u i r e d . Voluriti362-1262 or 362-1959. R«|ulr------- dipio3ull bo pioaaanuy awprts«d dome ol how oasy tl Is to placo a o s In da ttlllod ad. Tha coil Is plon low...Iho losults aro high. onstr TharadnMMod. 733-0931. dfloc

■ ■ with V

Local water district n e e d s ' **11 m 11 Wotormastor. Som e ox- direct porlonco n o o d o d ., Sond er kn resum e to: John Coleman, cossli P.O. Box 525 Rosporwin Falls, ID 83303-0525 Ing. ai

S i S ---------------------------- S 'lllkor w a n te d : M ale o r ko. qi femolo. P a rt & full tim e, ôlun H ir in g I m r h e d ia to ly . opjng

ARMHiker, rellof, exporienced only. Coll 543-4994AIR ------------------------ la n dlyllst n e e d e d a i Robyn Wodn Todd, c o n ta c t BobbI ot EEOEi 734-1488______________ M/F/V/1

lAIRSTYUST m is c e/o now hove openings for " P O "

you In our busv saJon! Pu" '•G uaran toodialaiy --------- wigo:PLUScommlsslon-; - .&

Paid vacotlon. holidays,

• C>>mpony insurance a t u r f rgroup ratos y c s

• Roilremeni, profll ^ p sharing, etc.

•Advoncod training Dr more information aboulJoining tho J.C . Ponnoy NURSEa)on loom, 0^ .734-0633 B ridge

and ask for Toni. oooniE-O-E- W F b a s is

ENFORCEMENT =ST1NQ FOR JAILORATROL PO S m O N S ‘ NURSE10 Joromo County Sher- CNA’Sff's D opartm ont will bo has 2osting to fill curront open- © ,j, 2ngs for lall and palrol poin nonji t lo n s o n F e b . 2 8 th , viowE1996. Appllcatlona will be________ ____icceptod until-1700 hours- NURSE'e lj. 21st. 1996. Tost ro- Nursinglults will a lso bo used for nighi 1u tu ro h iring . S o n d re* will trolumos and applica tions loy Mo0 JCSO. 300 N, Uncoln, lorome. Id 83338. r n p fIWUFACTURINQ • Nighl 1jm par^, h a s fuli.timo po- shifts,iltkxi opon. Outioa will In- Kathlo: lu d a : o p o r a t l o n a o f to r of> hear8 ,-p ro sa b r a k o s ,; 3700, <;n c plasma, ond gonoral - - —syoul. Apply in pe rson , O Flo g ic V alloy H ell-A rc, q98 Frelghtwoys St., Twin sooklni

__________________ slonaliCHANIC ..ichan lc lor truck trailer'M shop, 2 yrs. exp.. yoar ^ « l t3und omploymont, m ust ,1 n0 broke certinod. m ust P®''®" avo'Dwn tools, m uslro^ 'x a te to Wolls, NV. Bon- ’ !fll p k g ,; d n n u o l w tigo ■ 3 1 -3 6 ,0 0 0 . F o r m ore ifo., call 1-800-378-9316

•CHANIC in s . bliick.& .(arm .m achinery.: _ c o d 08, »ochahic, wolding & met- loctio"1 f a b r i c a t i o n . T o o ls 0 * o t i >qulred. Call 324-7148 Strong

‘ • in FInt•DICAL or oqulA 'S & N A 'S n e e d e d , CompiNA classed^ 'avallab le . o n . ^xcolleot benefits avnlla- W 111 a 1le. Contact Tdiri a t 934- ihrougSOI or apply at: Gooding FHS, 1e h o b L iv ing C e n te r , 1440 1 220 Montana. Gooding.-. -F a lls , 1

F U L L -T IM E S A L E S I M A G IC V A LL EY A GVe are ipxpanding our markc ire looking for an Individual < ales. A resident of Mlnldc oanll’es ls?preferred. Exct bnditfons. Progressive c ackage-and. benefits. This osition. To apply send rej jtterto:

"S f^W E E HP . O . B o x 5 4 8

A t t n : J a n e t G o f f i n

T w i n F a l l s , I D 8 3 5

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e b r u ^ S , 1996 Tlm osN ow o.'

•3 1- E X T J ________________:ertion -

run-Nowi Advoriiting

f i r s SPECIAU

EDICALountain Vlow Core Con- ■ ^ er Is seeking an LPN to vo rk p a r t t Im o /P R N .>loaso ca lM 2a .-5591 .Jo r_ :________urthor Information. •

EDICALiERAPY TECH n e e d e d ----------------- :0 w ork w ith p ro fo u n d la n d lca p p ed c h ild ren .1:30 am -2 pm or 1;45pm- Opm or shifts. W eekend rork Involved. If Interest- ■dcaUTorosa a t 934-5601-______ ____

EDICAL>luntoer C ^rdlnolor Xjulromonts; High School lip lom o or e q u iv a le n t, lomonstrolod oxporienc- IS In loodorshlp. ability to )lon and organizo, dam- )nstralod oxporionce Inif l o c t i ^ ro lo llo n sh lp s____________»ith voluntoor work force,ind-ablllty.lo.w.QfJ<J¥llh___________I m lto d g u i d a n c e o r ' liroction. Prefer computer knowledgo (word-pro- esslng. quicken, lotus), isponslblllllos: Rocruit- ig. scfoonlng. placement, raining o t tho volunloer rorkforco; consulting with lospltal staff on noeds for - oluntoer sorvices: devol- 'ping programs: resolving umon rolotlons problems3r th o -v o lu n to o rw o rk ---------— —)rco. Port tlmo position.>pply a t C assia Regional todical Center, 1501 Hl-and A v e .,-B u r lo y , by ----------i/odnofldoy. Fob. 7.;0 Employer F/V/D

SCELLANEOUSxporiencod siding person ■ull tlm o work a n d top'agosrW hltohond Homo-------------------t Energy. 733-9688 ,

inS E __________CNA'S AND NA-S

lEEDED IMMEDIATELYIF & surrounding areas.

FT/ PT. Apply at Jowol'o Homo Core.1243 Lynwood Mall.

IRSEIdgevlow E s ta to s h a s p e n in g tor RN for PT ,a s la . P le a s e ap p ly In . e rso n a t 1828 Bridge- ew Blvd.

iflsilA'S, Bridgovlow Estates as 2 FT oponlngs on tho to 2 shifts. Ploaso apply porson a t 1828 Bridgo-

ow Blvd. Twin Falls,’ ID.R S E ^ ~ - - - ^ ----- '----------------------------rsing a ssistan t wonted, ghi ahift availab le , w e III train. c:all Magic Val- y Manor a t 536^6623.

RSE, FT m edical aurglcol Ighi ahlll, 8 & or 12 hr. iTfia. 36 bod unit. Coll ithleen Slvulich, Dlroc- ir o f N u rs in g ® 7 3 3 - '00, e x t 234. EOE.

OPERATIONSDIRECTOR

Bking qualified profos- onal to monogo fiscal & jman resources roapon- dllties for 4 primory core odicol offices. Will de- )lop lls c o l/o p o ra tlo n a )llc les & p ro c e d u re s ,ack In to ., d e v elo p -ro - *------------^)rts, aasistw /long rangoonning .-budget-deval---------------------->ment, & grant writing, ' ............ -quires strong knowledge accounting prindploa,

odlcora/Modlcaid/prtvato s . billing, IC D -9/C PTid o s jo to 8onilng._col;^____________ Lctions. MIS. knowledge1 e m p lo y m e n t la w a . rongly prefer BA or BS Rnonco. Bua. Admin., equivalent exporionco.

3 r ^ t l t lv e componsatl-1. Bcc. benefits. — --------------------II a c c e p t r o a u m e a - rough 2/19/96. Apply ■IS, ATTN: Exec. Oir.,140 RIor Ave. E., Twinills, 10 83301. EOE-------------------------

S P O S IT IO N \ G W E E K L Y •arketing team and jal experienced In ildoka or Cassia Ixcellent working e compensation fhis is a full-time resume & cover

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1 . ' 'ff in

33363-0548'" ' I

. .. ______j J -

IWO. Twin Foils, Idaho D-1

NURSE ■ . r n ; f t . ICU. ni(

& o r 12 h r . s h unit. Call Kalhli c h . D iroctor o

I 733-3700. o x t.:

Irt'oMjr lo oArortb Hod.Ju»tcaa733

PLUMBINGPlumbors and nj

wmitod. Call t ----------------- - ■ -a tto f6 F

R E S T A U R A N PERSON. Twir vorlto roalau ri hiring a hard-Wl tlmo prop-para Jo in o u r toom sionals and bo

-------------------c i t l n g . c a r e »oorvlco. Apply wliti DIanno 12 PM w o o k d ^ \ Cfook. 200 Adc Wosl, Twin Fall

RETAILNood holp for d

- .........ninoa&.wookorrionco in rotoll. i apply a t: Tho I C ow boy . M ag Mall. Twin Falto.

SALES

------------- J U S T T tW h o ro w ill yo i

yoar9? 'W o rk w — --------------------------- noWmulUmHIIOi

lomallona) com family & to a m «

_ sphoro tha t willtho resu lts you i oppolntmonlco!!

S a le * ca rM ro p FVomon Company,

-------------------or 'In- tha- specialUsing Industry sit is aooking a mot d iv id u a l w ho c abovo avorago I roprosont our pn In tho Twin Falla offor advancod slons. 401 (k) ro oxcluslvo produc

----------- ------- tiv o -1flp«ron<Jhours. To achodi

------------------- fldon tin rin io rtfl1-800^99-3920.

SeCRETABY/BOO— - with computor ski

rosumo or appllc S u n r lM lrr lg a 624 Commorc

Twin Falla, ID ft

TECHNICIANSpraying Tochnici

ta k in o a p p lic a t---------------ri9S 6 -soason rN <..................an ce n o c o sa a y :'

E x c o l . p a y & 1 ' hours. Call for a;

---------------- -M on.-ihru Fri.-7S

TELEMARKET1NC Exporioncod tolom^ Day/Evo- Call 736-

TELEMARKETINCLocal non profit o

-------------------tion.fof.drcus Uck734WJ732 for Intoi

. . _TELEMARKET1NC O rder takor n ood

your own phono S S20.00 por hr. C 3pm. 366-5980.

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. I f y o u a re , N e w s offl<

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Humber ol1>3 d a y s . . . : . .4 * 7 d a y s . ......8 - 1 5 d a y s . . . .

____ 1 6 - 3 0 d a y s . .

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For each Sunde Include your ac T o ta l a m o u n

□ My check or n□ Bill my VISA or

Credit Ca ExplratJor

Mail y o u r . o rd e r fo n n & p a y m e n t to :

D'2 Tlmoa-Noyrt]

, niflht shift. B I S r a f c A N S T / . sh if t. 8 tjod BrnrrI This cold ilhjoon SIvull- fo ro v o r l D on >r o f N ura ing co m fo r la b lo b ixt. 234. EOE. watching tho ac

^rtholadaM )-V ar io ty T o ’mp a ig n m o n ta &

(iM pronlicos “ ' ' " f c ' S T Bll 326-5390 NEVER Af 6 PM - -734-6452-1-800-7

S a rv ing tho Ent A N T P R E P - V « lt« y fo r1 0 Y rwin Falls' fa- w ra n t la n o w TRUCKING d i r k i n g port L ocal ond long jo ra o n -d a y s . d r lv o ra noodc om of prcfoa- proforrod, 677-! bogln an ox- -e » r - ln - (o o d - -WELDER----------ply In person PIPE FABRICA 12 Noon 10 3 (Slool& alum )

c U y o . R o c k sum o or appllca Addison Avo. S unrlao Irrlge Falls. 824 Commo

Twin Fall, ID I

3r d ay s, ovo- W E L d I r ikonda. Expo-. Stalnlosa stool w. all. Com o in & p o r io n c o nooc ^0 Lonosomo I d a h o F a b r ic la g ic V alloy (2 0 8 )6 7 8 -3 9 4 Uto. 736-2002. Intorvlow.

THINK K wy o u b o .in 5 SnakoRivorRoh k w /prlvatoly Contor, Chare llllondollarin-T n n u r s o position c ;om pany w/a Apply In pors T iw orkotm o- 620 Sprague-Bu will give you or call (208) 54ou nood. F o r -------call 733-0481 J i T

|E M P L O n iE M n

W O nK W ANTE[ IroW oln h u d a i

motivated In-10 c a n e a r n I 2 1 5B olncom oto |RESU M EPREP»

a U ^ o a Wo Prof«M lon«l r«: :od commls- Cindy a t 733-1

E X PE R IE N C E D koepor. hourly r

"PondaW o'&hoVc

120. HOUSE CLEAiftrtir tnw cn ' lôasonabel rales

lon i roforoncoa.p C to " ? = r■B«tJon I IlorciaJDB3301 I I V -

mician. Now Ic a t io n s 'f o r l | ^ ^ R n T n T |J T. No oxpori- l |try: wiil train. " 'S f lo x i b lo A ---------------r ; ^

— --------- I o p ? 5 r t u n iomorkeloro- G R A F T E R S . AR''36-7672. DEALERS Nog

" now full tlmo, pot1NQ Craft Mall openingIt organiza- G roups, churcho Uckot3..Call. _ n o s a a a w olcomIntorvlow. moro Info coll 73

— - - g . ' “ P 'y °lo dod . Uso HOT NEWEST EnoSfO.OO- P/T EHort - FH’ R•. Coll oftor Inv. Roq. 800-7000. 24 hours

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re, u n a b le t o c a l l o r < r f lc e , s im p ly c l i p a

o u r . c la s s i f i e d d e p a y o u r a d s t a r t e d w i th

l e a s e p r in t c learly w iti 'bere~‘are approzixnatelj n c lu d ln g b lank spaces) l e a s e pay according to s p r in te d below.

i a s e r u n m y a d i n c

_________________ f o r _______c h a ra c tc r p e r s p a c e please

i /Z Ip

mber________ ^

h e i l u l e , - A l l A d B

’ Of Days

I...................................'8 ............... ...............................

« S/llne

mday inseftioo. add $2 for Magic V

ir m o n ^ order is enclosed or Master Charge (cird«on«CahJ Number__________tion Date _

r J J T h cT m K » ,V ' ^ H ^ ^ C U S T O M I r -* ^ J8 E R V IC E

ows. Twin Falls, Idaho Mond:

JTAm'N Gold 'can 'l lost *

S b y ? h o f ° o W E 7 1 M E S W Jla ^ p a .R o g - C U R R E N T L YDonatructlon j H E F O LLO Km p " ? r a n ; S IN D EPEN D ET C m ^ - l ^ J U N IO R R O U

T ^ mX k g t-W O R ^ T W IN F A LLS -----

0 Y«aral JiOl/TEa62____________ 500 bik Bollon St

100-500 bik Rior A ng d ra ta n co | 00 ;600 bik Wash id o d . T oom S tW 7 -4536 1 00 -2 0 5 bik W in____________ Avo. W------------------R O U T E D -----------CATOR Skyiano MoWlo Pa»m) S e n d ro - ROUTE 832 llcation to: 400 bik Addison Av IgeUon. Inc. 300-400 bik RIer A morical 100-500 bik JackscID 63301 10 0 ^ 0 0 bik Quincy------------------ R ot/reB 36

500 bik Addison Av i woldor.Êx-- .-600bIk5houp-A vo Bodod. Coll ioo-400blkT ylor/» r i c a t o n o t i f you l l n 1940 fo r a n i Inttr»»t0d

Ing a lntl»p»nd»r,________ '* lorroutaeMirltr^f

Catl733-0931axt: •a noodod ot • ------

torson ® -,

^WAMTFD T M E ^ T tM E S ^ t" " * 2 2 2 C U R R E N T L Y IFED not af- T H E F O L L O WI dpya_wrl(,_____ IN D E P E N D B!__________ JU N IO R r o u :I -------- q AVAILABU

.n w iV F - A L L S - 'I r v tu m e t»-160fl .ROUTE e a1: 7 - --------- 500 bik Bollon StED h o u a o - ioo-500bIkFllorA v

? j , '‘i— _500T600.blk_W aah] onost. S a l a 31 1:9338. , ----------10 0 -206 blk;WlfSi

I^mT'oxmI f^ O ^B O Oos T v r s Skylono Mobile Port735.14M - ROUTE632

_ 400 bik Addison Ave

Jm SOOwtOO bik Rior Av

■ 100-500 bik Jocksor

■ 100->0 0 b(k0 ulncy■ ROUTE 836

I I 500 bik Addiaon AvoM .5 0 0 bik Shoup Avo.■ ‘ 100-400 bik Tyler Av■ M you Ihn In th n * I

■ i a n Intaraatad Ut I tng a Indapandantp e e to r roula carriar.^Pi

3 . 7 1 ; ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆porm anent _

h o a ^ b S t LOOKING FOR A 81sm o . F o r O U S DRIVER, Intoro734-4 2 0 1 ' “ In buying pan intorosi

' truck . No m oney dc--------------- pay a s you go. CDIT BEST quirod. roforoncos. Mr Results BE EXPERIENCED.700-7177 C a l l f o r m o r o inrs 736-^034

a s - N e m

r come by The Times and mall th is ordei

partm ent so that-we thout delay.1th dark p en cil o r pen ely 23 cha rac te rs !s) p e r line . ; to r a te schedu le w hich

I c l a s s i f r c a l F o n

___________ d a y s .i s e . I n c lu d in g b l a n k s p a c e s . ]

I s M u s t b o P r e p a i d

Chaffle per line'

...................... $ 3 .0 9 p e r l i n e..............: $ 4 .7 6 p e r l in e

............ .........$ 7 .9 5 w r l i n e

. . . . . , . . . . . . . . . .$ 1 4 .4 0 p e r l i n e

® •

Ic Values. + ___ ____^2.00 .por week. -

B __________ _s d f o r $ ■' -ono) _ , _

VIER P.0.BOK548 TwUlMtiLldlbd

nday. FobfuaryS. 1996

t-VSt 'A ’’ R e s t a u r a n t GooI W w Oon. Mr. B 'a In Bu

$30,000 oquip .& lr

4 V E W S

M ------------ 302”S ? I M O N E ^ O L C

n t r r p t t U O - io o K ts

s s n e e o ' c ^ TW obuyno tos& roal

St ' c o n t r a c t s . C r« i srA voW R n a n ca . 1>800-99l

* * * * * * * * * M iraching I n t e r e s t r a t e s

. d o w n !--------------:------(R aloeoslow fla-7Park Now is tho tlmo to rof

' your, homo fo< nAvo . .D obtconaolidatljrA vo •Homo improvomi* s o n S t •Extra cashIncy SL -Bankruptcy & poor

program s avolloJ lA vo. 1 -8 0 (M 5 4 - 2 &w A w Anldaho'Comfaaaaraaa•ad In ba- dantjun- MONEY EX PRE’' - ‘S f f " FINANCIAL SERVItxtS03 Your local Rool ostal

«Q ulck loon approve M W ♦Crodll problema/O;-----rrr?r- ♦ . CompfltillvO.PatOS

♦ 1s t & 2nd'a Up to 1( . _ A _ ^ ♦Mobilo homo loans

W M ♦ D e b t Consolidalli — porwfMil loan*

v v a v s .■ Y H A S d 5 o 4 J W W G L j N V E C T M a j T

INVESTMEHTPROPI= 7 ? Twin Falla fineat |i 3 L c . apa/tm ont communt:

un its , pool, club hi Presently undor con tion.

T h o m as D «valopm » 208<M3-8877

rA voWoahlngton. . 1 ________ 3 0 5 ____ _I COKTRA(/Ifsohlng- i — M O R T O A O E

SS TO P DOLLAR: Portt For c o n t r ^ . mortgt

208-734-8727

r ^ A C a s h f o r m o r t g t i s t low discount

^ e f ' pay no foos. Coll Bri Uz 1-800-159-9484

Avo.- - - -■\V0. IirAvo I WM araaa I I I ^ H ^ ■td /n ta - -I

/un- I.^piaasa I ■ n R n T r S T T r)ctso3— I

W W i 4 0 1 M X I . S C H O O l^ /------------ I . i N ^ u c n o i

b a s i c m a s s a— T R A 1 N IN Q -J 2 .V

iro s tln a starting Mar. 1 . 9 hrs y d o w n . w eek, coll 733-9110 I MUOT • orPr.Sue.Philllpa ,

n m so i1 . 1 | _ £ E ; £ I i ” £ i i S K

^ o a so chock your ad o c . ,• corroctnesa on tho 1

day that H runa. a s • [ e r T lm os-N ow s (s no t

aponaibiofor orroraa w e - - -thattlm o................

I TWIN FALLS HOHE 6B D R M ^3batti'.noar(

g roal cu l-do -sac . vril nanco. S96.000.733-0

I BY ownor, 3 bdrm.. 2 b 1660 sq . ft.. 3 y rs . n NW aroa . groat family

" “ T do -sac . $104 ,950 . 1 , I Rrobird Orclo, 733-»

I or423-»156.________

.11 FAX -i YOUR::i AD

TIMES'CLASSiRE—^-DEPARTMENT

2 0 8 - 7 3 4 - 5 5 3 8

FO RSA LEAY BUILO i1534sqfLVouitodceU lr

— . — m any extras& upgm d<. Qulot cul-do-sac

$114,900 734*6000 o r 73S-761

j 42<K »43 o r 734-245;

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GUARANTEED - J *• ADS

Buy the Guaranteei ^ c k a g s and Tbt Times News guar antees to sell mer

chahdlse or . . automotive items

' - i n 7 days and rea e ^ te in lS d a y s

~ . or we will rerun the ad an addition

al 7 days at no additional charge to the customer.

■ Thereisa$3extTE _ - charge tor the

guaranteed • package. Ads

may be cancelled earfy for customei

0 convenience but the charge will

remain the same.

oodk>ca- I BliY HOUSES Buhl. ID. Fixora OK, aav o bi .Invonto- foos, Call 734-9786.

___ M U S T S E E Il Compi' ' " “1 remodoiod. approx.

sq. ft, 4 bdrm homo. LO A N ach o o la . $ 7 3 ,5 0 0 .

734-8577 or 733-23S

ty loons. P R I C E R E D U C 27 $63 ,600 . Plua aolie________ holp you wfth your di

----------- co s ts - to g e i-fn to th ifo tdab lo2 bdrm. 1V4 condo .L ocalod inac convonlont location i its own Insldo loundi

* * * * s m i t l ™ ;® a f® 01423-6988, #95-27i

s a r i Q - E i v

atlon STATE REALTY. Im ents 734-0400rtor c re d it ' Looking lor extra vaetlloblo. money? Why not »ea t*645 •in-Qood netiw youVe I

- storing?n p a n y caOTKHWJi.

________ T F BY OWNER 2 bdnipgg- b a th , fam ily rm . o rtv ic E S bdrm .. rom odolod kta o S n very nico patioA

N ot ownor financed. W RELATORS. 734-32£

1 0 0 ^ TF- Nowor 3 Bdmi, 2 , o n 1 ocro 4 ml. woi

illo n s & Twin Falls, w/outstan vlaw *135.000.733-8

■ Try • low-cost dsMlliei -----------1 tod«y.Cafl73MM1.

1 506 JPERTY JE R O M E / - t luxury I H A G g a tA fW O M

'h o u s ^ 4 BDRM., 2 bath, totalli

onstnjc location , closi

---------- 1 BY OWNER Horso Pm______ _Jty.-Cho0fy5bdrm tioiS & A C, big cem e n t (loo ES*— -shop'-w feM V r-O utW i

4 a c r e s w /4 s h a ro i R SS water. 5 mis. (rom Ji igsgos. m o. $75,000. 324-47_________or 324-9246

i a g « t . HAGERMANint, you Now homo on quiet stri Brlanor iseOsq.fL-f fullbasom 4 Ptek your carpots & colc-------- $128,900W ^ M THOMPSON & NELS(

. BUILDERS 837-6313 or 837-628-

I n n l - -■ j l l H/foERMAN VALL0 l| 1 ^ 1 ^ o i ) u y o r ^ thal:spo M M B property, coll Mark ot______ , JE N S W R E A L E S T A

208-837-6116

NICEl 1600 sq.ft.. 3 bd ^V. bath homo on cor lot In Joromo. Good lo

I w k s brlck/m otal sidli irs. per ~orio‘caf ga rflflo rH as' 10 Jim oon t sp p ro lsa l. AskI

• $ 7 4 ,0 0 0 . C A L L T C -------- LLOYD'543-9117or4;

9a3358. (»95-412.

GEM

STATE REALTY. IN( 734-0400

508WMBERLYyHANSS

^ ^ J O M E S ^

--------1 B Y O W N E R O vor2100iad fori (t.-r4 bdrm .. 1 .1 /2 boi0 flrsd Partia lly (Inlstied b a s s T hol m o n t. p lu m b e d fo r 3 o t HB-I b a th , could add 2 mo la fto rl b d rm s . & fom lly roo i

- I g roal location.-S72.5G 423-4167 or 734-8676

_I KIMBERLYKES ( BYOWNER.Lovofy3bd<

2 b a th hom o located i ^ ' how or a ro a of Klmbei

ovor 1380 sq f t extra I >•^^52 garago. Central air, lg, I. > balh sprlnklor system . Wondc

ful noiflhbortiood. Mark th/cajl! o n a ly a is w a s $ 9 2 ,5 0 ' 1 .JD2 asking $89,900.

u4 ^ Call 423-4388 oflor 5pm

------- I 5 1 2I FARM/RANCHES/ I DORIES

? $ 2 4 0 ,0 0 0 FARM/DAIR

on 85 acros. Adjudicate doop well and full8Sw i tor shores. N k» update homo and a 60 x 110 mo

I E D ahopplua wiHous'olhi -outbuU(«ng9-Lovoly.s®

* ' tin g N orth a n d E a s t ( 18 Jo ro m o ..C A L L JOANI-------- R E A V E S 3 2 4 - 8 4 4 2DER #95<J43, .■Ulnga •

“ GEM511 STATE REALTY, INC. *52 734-0400

wEQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY

M r»al«bioaitarfUnglnNtnnaapw b at4«d Is Ihe F *

n s H cu^/d iO th incta illB g^' to aitTMtlse

• liA l^ d x ib M a itB S ed cn

- brw tbka.e rrtfartfo ri^cr ■■ Mlnlsralon.tomtlts«rrtucti

s s a s f c a - w . u ^ ' ;^ »idute<hUtn unto N Bps «lj e IS IMng «)U1 pwenti o r ^ a iF oslcdQTCpognMwoimiand/ L poqiieaaflrgadK^vchlttaiira in k r l l • , . •

't ntaleMilehitlnvlabSnfitie^ ts«. Our resdoff v* heretwr a Iitiofflwd lh*l-«a le r • kM A kU vMs newspaper artrt aoiaHi on an encrtrty

1A S777. TTm TeO-fret Utephone

n/rtekrtw heBrtnghipM b

| a m e a | e| ^Tiplotely BY O W N E R 7 + a c3X. 1400 w /w ato r.4 -6bd(m ,1 t710. noai' foniily room, now a v00 . C all ing: now corrals&fsnc2396 largo loafing o /io d .:— s to ra g o btdgs. BoreI C E D I B U ^ $134,000.Slier will Call (208) 655-414^r dosing — — '

T C H O IC E T W IN F A aIV ibath BUILDINQ LOTS.I a praot- Avaliablo In Springlar jn it h as subdhdslon. All utllltl "y l'y Indudlng gas ond cal id m u ch Prices start a t $18.5< <1 today Buildora wok»mo. 276. 42(W 943 o r 735-761

B37-6313 o r 734-246

i f l . I^w boai. oanoe, •allb< W l pow eftool-llyoudonif.IN C , • kteO U wtthimeeonar

duslfiodod.-

IDAHO PROPERl Snake/Salmon

»BdotL. ___Rivera. .29 AC-$24,900

• : G orgeous.bulldablola xJrm.. 1 w/tts own spoctacuit

I. canyt)n,crook4ponon d kitch- Ic long rtvor & rr l ^ v d . vIovVs, DIroct accoss 2 - rivers, N atl Foroj 80-000; Moll's Canyon. Survey

^ . ’’ " s - ' s s r ', 2 bath O p*n 7 -d ay s 8;30 lo 8; « » ^ o f K IM B E R L Y S c o n ic

acre-o r m oro parcels m iles from KFmboriy

Iliad ad pavod count7 road. B dorod by BLM on sou U n lim i le d h o r s o b a

I riding a rea out your ta._____ .^ fla to , .B Q autlfuJ-vIo

Largo portion farm ab Hoat your homo and I

151!“ ? goto wllh approxlm ati 150g p m o (9 6 ‘ hotw at *49,500-2 0 acros.

S trickland Real Estsi ! 800-292-4231

TF ’ B rokors w slcom s 3.21 a cres 211' frontage

-x 6 6 0 'd e p th on NorttrC Jego.Bdîy3.block.wosi

Bluo L akes Blvd, bohli , i t , ^ C o n y o n S p r in g s In l j .% ^ $405,500 (S2.90/Sf) C

1-800-733-2581 E x t 27 , -Buy. seB. rant or swap wlUi s tr e e t cfasslâd ad. 733-0931.

s r — ^ —I VACA-nON PROPERT-SON I t ih e s h a r e s

t284 • m T Jo u S S o A ^ ^13. - on Lako Powoll. $2500______ Onow kovoryyr. 423-63)LEY ----------^jodal. I ---------- 5 1 0 ----------

I MOBILEHOMES

_____ 1971 Montroos c u s to m .'X 70 in adult trallor cou 2 bd rm . 1 b a th , w asl

“ oM^ o r/d ry erô v o . r o f r i g posal. good shapo. $700

_ C a ll-6 7 8 -3 9 2 5 .w k o n c “ ing and evonings. . T O M cH A L U S O no 1983‘Nm r 420- 14x66 m ob ilo h o m e .

bdrm. 1 balh. V0 7 d o a ^ $15,000 or bost offor. .I I O no 1977 Titan 14x52, n bdrm. 1 both, lair sh a p ■ $8500 or boat offor. '

INC. (208) 679-4490.

-------- GOVENOR14'X70 1975------- 1 3bdn rts. V /^boths. tipoi^ Coll days 543-8391

T F Hud app roved mobll mam^ homo. 14x70 'w /tip out I X) sq. IMng rm. 2 bdrm. 2 botl bo th . New hoat pump, carpot, ) a so - . paint. 6x35 ' od on root r 3 r d p lu s g l a s s In p o r c h , m oro 8x10' storago shods & o) o o m . troa. $21.900.736^0847 .500- —re TWIN FALLS 1963 R eo------- w ood. 12X S6 with 8X1

tip out. Indudos atovo < bdm i refrigerator. $3500 or boj od In offer. 734-2859 borlyro lg . WENDELL 1962 2 bdrn'g, lot trlr. Excol. cond. C ar por ndor- - atorago shod, ond skirtlh(

5 0 0 . _ . _ _

^ I MANUFACTUREO = = | ^ » | O M E S ^ _LS/ JEROM E N k» 14X70 will

' a d d itio n s in n ic o p a rk $16.500. Coll 5 2 7 - 3 ^ .

URYI

latod Imot- I I ^1 - ■ Mini 3lhor ' I ■ ■ | | H | | K y j.M t- .1 . f f n i R T R x n n}t o f I l i l i i H ’M M I ^ i t H i l l^ n n ■4 3 . I 5 5 ^ - -

I FU R N ISH E D

I- . . . | _ _ J j j Q U S ^ _

B U H ^ S o d ro o m ^ 3 5 C jr- po r m onth. 1st. lost, re-

hmdablo dop ; 324-4089.

:: rNt -

^ ■ W

x - ~ f « f - MCA*M M ir TOO I

’ '

S' ■

I ■■ .■ r

16 0 2 UNFURNISHED HOUSES

. I b a m . S U H L N k » 2 bdrm .2 Ccarpet* . m obilo h om o . N o p<

fencing. $450/monmHleposlL I» d .2 lg . 543-8342 or 786-4305io rd o rs ■

B uhl - It Is d so n l 3 be1144 brick homo IxMists far' ' ■■■ room, g as hoaL fIfeplJ

a n - g --------ft-flno-noighbortiood.-r e $ 5 9 6 p o r m o n th looa lm o d e p o s i t . N o p ilUltlos ploQ sol C re d it choclI roforoncos roquirod. C5 B .rfcsrB43-4371. mo. •________________

EDEN N k» 2 bdmi. moi= = ± -------- h O ^ _ p r t¥ 8t® totrApir ib ^ i i r No pots. 423-5104.

QOODINQ. 3 bdmi hou $450 mo + $400 socu

______ .dep .786 -4117 loavo rr

■RTYI GOODING 3 bdrm., bm o n g a ra g o , rentypurchai

$450 .7331359 .733-4S

» b ^ H A Q E R M A N -3 b d r tr0 land bath,8acros.shop/garat £ular o.groatvtaw s$750m or noram- Call 637-6116.

J E R O M E 2 b d rm 101 nrnfltA h o u s o . E x tra n Ic o . I

smoking No pots. 500/i 324-3213

A n-ih - -Youi Rnd a vortety ol M m ° tn o o f te rtn g s ln th e d j^n l c 2 0 columns eveiy day. Oovel. sols. 8 th e re a d e rh ]^

JEROME 3 BDRM $550 month. Call 324-2841.

>b®ck JEROME Clean 3 bdrm.b a th , g a ra g o . NO po

v ie w .- -S 5 7 5 . &U1324-7362— nablo.* ... .nd Irrl- J E R O M E 2 b o d r o o natoly. h o u so '$ 4 6 5 /m o . p li wator. dopo3tt.CalI 324-6411.

A tsts JONES WE HAUL U sually a m m ova you

--------- Afm VH EREimo* for losa than renting a tnjc lago . Nood loads to Caltl& ArtJrCol--------- FREE EST1M ATES-r t ^ o L ------ C A U . 32 4-3490

M n n . SHOSHONE • 2 bdmi mi1 Call bllo homo $300 mo. C( .2712 788-4456_____________

wiuTa 7 F 2 b d rm .. 1 bath.counti____ homo-w/full b m s t $550

_ mo., f irst lost & dean ln dop. 733-2143

T FÂ -129 -S 850 ,4bd rm ■ ^ 1 2 balh. flroploco. carport

largo yard, horso corrals <uvi ELWOOD & EVANS

-------1 -T W IN -FA L L S 2 b d rmES w/lomlly rm, V ory sm a

kitchon . Rolrlg.& stovi m. 14 $500 ♦ d o p 733-0881court. ...........r a s h - TWIN FALLS Clean 3. dis- 4 bdrm. 1 bath. No pols 7000. R e fs . .ro q . $ 6 0 0 /m o ■ o n d s . _ ^ .d e p . . 4 2 3 - 4 5 2 4 „ . ^

Nova TWIN FA LLS-Lovoly spa n e . 3 . cious 2 bdrm. 2 bath, a doan. oppls. AC. woll insulated r. . ‘ thormal windows, Indudei 52 . 2 waier. sower, sanllt. an< hapo. lawn mowing. Aulomatli

sprinkler system , ap'pilca t io n s b e in g ta k o n . Nc

' smoking, no pots. $5M ■< ipouL «gp- cm i 734-1396

TWIN FA L L S 4 -b d rm . J “ 77” balh. gas hoot. NE locatl

» ! .& TWIN FALLS Clean house room for ront/ 2 bdrm. 1-balh, :h . 2 sto rago bamt. & garage.6 OT- A bsolutely no po ta & nc 947 smoking. Lawn caro ind.

■S510ftno + $500dep .C all ..734-6786 or-734-8161.--

V0 & TWIN FALLS Small 2 bdmibeai h o u so , $ 4 0 0 /m o . D ays

____ 734-5134. oves 733-9319.

drm, t w i n FA LLS. 3 bdrm . 2 P0;1, b a th , rofrig . o v e n , DW. rOng. AC. dbl. go rago oponer. ____ $750*dop.Cail 734-9836

------1 TWIN FALLS. Cloan. nk50.- n Lg. 2 bdrm., 1 balh. refrig,

stovo. window Winds and I c u r la in a . W D h o o k u p ;

755, parking a re a , yard , g a s T j t h e a l no pols. $475 mo. +

$ 3 0 0 d o p . R e fo re n c o s ^ checked. Call 734-4660.

■ I TWINFALLS: 2 /3 bdrm. 1 bath. 2 car o&rago, foncod

WM -yard. No smoking. Oulot l l l l nolghborhood. S6OO/M0-| | A • - ♦ $ ^ d e p r7 3 6 -2 5 4 1 ------

I l f i ' TW IN F A L L S : 2 b d rm . ■M i appls.. oloc heat, foncod' — I ' yard. No peta. $460 Trl

CoProp. 324-2734

TWIN PA LLS: 3 bdrm, 1i s J - -B S iifT iiT rr f ff fT rre 'irc w3 5 0 y a r d . N o s m o k i n g ., re- $630/mo $500 dop.89. Call 734-5596 after 4 ^ 0 .

I ^ T O R D ESO

n 7 6 f e. ^

n u s ^ e o o

i S H B A C KQ Mnrr com UK

^ . ’tZaU U B IM .1

te o ^

FURNISHED APTS/ ^ D U P i S ( E ^ ^

flN FALLS ••p o ts . A -1 0 . 3 b d rm . 2 b a lh tC a l l ( i r o p l a c o . 2 a t o r y 05. $S50Ano.TT— ELWOOD 4 EVANS

Call 734-1401.

placo TWINFALLS Studto.forl d .- lt's— N asm ofdng.-no^rinking o a s o $200/mo orS165/m o. p o t s ♦ dep. 426 N. Main.

Gall TWIN FALLS N k» 1 bod> room aportmonL No pets, no smoking, $300/mo^t^

_____ de p o sit Call 825-4129TObllo m sU arw D boourbM il um 'P P**- -IgM SffledTy w a T:—

— - TWIN FA L L S a p t. fo r 1 porson $285 Inds-Utlltlos. Call 733-9199_________ _

“~ ~r TWIN FALLS 1st mo. froo )nwt.. f beautifully

fum ., ovor 800 sq . ft.. 2 bdrm .. 1 b a th . C loso to

rm 2 C S r. a p p . + W SG furn . M - $ 6 0 0 /m o . ♦ d o p .. 7 3 4 -0.7th. 5885 days, 734-9688 ovo

____ TWIN FALLS 3 Bodroomo w n b a s o m e n t a p t . /g o r a g o , N o S450 /m o . p lu s d o p . In- 6/m o e ludes utilities, no po ts:

nol.H .A Call 734-4120.

— T - TWIN FALLS. Small studio S S ; - -fumlsHodwAitllltkis.-Sharo

both, $250.736-4819 '

TWIN FALLS. Sm all stu - ^ d io ; fu rn fsh e d , utllHfos

pak l.$37S .C aI173M ei9 .

^ I 604 lo ts I UNFURNISHED ------ | - A P T ^ U P L E X E S

1.?.!^ 1 « 2 bdrm & d#n , stovo,rofrig., utiliUes Indudod.

[ 1 _ .C a llS chm id t 733-9141.

TWIN FALLS. 1 & 2 bdrm. opts., $335 & up. refurbi-

ucX- s h o d . D W a l a u n d r y ( a c u i t y . 2 & 3 b d r m .

‘----------low nhoo809rW /D -tiook-:— - - up.-smull va id ’&-8toraog .-

All qulot & d o a n . no pots. 'SS, 7 3 « 6 0 0

t " K IM B E R L Y 2 b d r m . ^ , $400/mo Call 7360042

ling TF.2 bdrm. 1 bath, all appls.- Includlng W/D. No pots.

----- 733-0374 or 733-2441. ,rm. —ort. TF U r g e 3 bdrm. 2 bath, lla . ..ro d o co ra to d d u p lex with i lots of storago. Som e utll-

i t l o s p a id . $ 6 2 5 a d o r d is c o u n t. N o sm o k in g .

— Call 736-9967.rm r —....................~ i~la ll TF Nawar 2 bdm i. 2 atoiy >ve w aler so ftn e r, W/O, mf-

crow avo, g a s h e a t. AC,— g o rag o , foncod p a llo &

yard, prtvato. $525 + dep, refs, no pots. 734-7408.

0 * ,__-T F..For-leaso , brand now .

Phoasan t Road condo. 3— bdrm. 2 ba th . $550. por pa- . mo. $ ^ d ^ . ' No po ts orall .sm o k in g . F lo fo ro n c e s

ed , i r o q u l r o d . M in im u m 6 ie s m o n th lo a s o . C o n ta c t m d Wall or Adam 734-0400.itic ...........................ca- TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm.N o 1 bath. All utliltios ind.. All 0 + • appls $485/mO 736-7484

__ TWIN FALLB3 Laurel P a rk A pU .

atl- 1 & 2 bdm i opts.,ta 176 Maurico StTN., TF ♦ s’ 734-4185

tso ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 'th ,. TWIN FA LLS -O no unlt-]o . availoblo In beautiful 4- no plox. 600 block N. Quincy Id ; (n e a r CSI)._ O pon floor_i^ l plan w/kltchon bar, m as-

- lo r -b o d ro o m w /w alk -in -— d o so t & prtvato bath. 2nd

bodroom. 2nd bath, Out-y s side patio, storago room.I f : Indudos Ig util rm. rotriQ,

2 ra n g .0 . D W . C a r p o r t ,ij g u e s t p a rk in g , w ell lit.Z ' $595 /m o + d o p . S o m eu ’ u t i l s , in c l. 7 3 4 -4 4 1 1 .__ n i g h t s & w o o k o n d s» . 733-4539.Ig.nd “ 'e TWIN FALLSJ# .PA R A D ISE PLACE

A c r o s s f r o m P e r r i h e99 sc h o o l. N ow 2 b d rm , 21 b a th , w a lk -in c lo s o ts , ~ vaulted colllnga, g a s hoat,. 1 AC. a ll a p p ls .. Balcony,nd la n d s c a p o d . c a r p o r t ,e t $550 /$ 5 7 0 + d o p . 5 4 3 - o-_ 4930 or 733-5805 ovoa.

— .■T W lN .FA L L 8-2.bdrm .-1- n . bath with utilities. $395/- >d' m on th * S 1S 0 d e p o s i t rri .C a g 7 3 4 -4 7 8 2 o r7 ^ 1 2 9 8 ‘ u ' ■— TWINFALLS

ra-) . appls'lndudlng w ashor &

dryor. $450 + $300 dep . y 733-2S83 or 734-8674

:ORT 3

. StadiraW2S4M7.W3M52fl.W3M;

r Sale prfcs Of *9493.72 monthly pi

o r ‘176.plu8Tax.TW #400Cf» 9.88% APR. OAC.

i c u n r i i i i w o w i i f l i

iOND . m m i

• " T .

------ 1 TWINFALLS' $280. t im in g Attowanca

T * / Brand now, deluxe anc v o r y w a lN n s u la to d S bdrm .2 bath, all appilano

' o a Includ ing w a s h e r 4 -dryor. W ator, aanltallon. and iawn care-provlded.$540 •» $400 dop. '733-

*» 2963 or 734-6674

7 7 : TWIN FALLS -Brand now lSL, _ _ 2 bdrm. ^ e x ._ a x tm nfco.

$500 + dep. 734-0427 for information.

r - r TWIN FA L L S 2 bd rm , 1 bath, cable, $400 month ♦ deposit no pots. Can 736-

I f g " 2838 0 r7 3 fr8 7 ie .

f lM tw i n FALLS 2 bdrm. o p t —»— -q u ie t a rea.-Nopets.-Laun-------- dry fac ilillea . $40 0 mo.o r 1 Call 734-8224 Itlos , ,

TWIN FALLS 2 bdnn., all —— oloctric, noa r schoo ls 4 | frtw -8hopplftg,'$400.'733-e381'

tH'2 t w i n FALLS 2 bodroom 0 to duplex. AppUoncos, wator u r n . ' pa id . $35 0 pe r m onth * r3 4 - doposlL Call 734-7191.

TWIN FA L L S A valiab lo oom Feb. 1 s t 2 bdrm., 1 balh. a o o P heasan t View townhou- . In- so.$430/m o.;i-$400dop.. iQ ts~ ~ Includes wator 4 garljago.

C o n tac t W all o r A dam .------, 734-0400udio ■■ — ......^ TW IN F A L L S A vsllab lo^-

" soonl 2 bdrm.. 1 balh du------- plox near Lynwood. Sln-s tu - gkigaragepiusw oricaraa tfe s In b a sem en t. $500/mo.. a i8 . $500 dop,. con tac t Wait ZZZ or Adam. 734-0400

, TWIN FALLS Cute, Q uiet. _ d o a n ,J .b d m ia p t.Ju s tra - - —

m o d lo d , n o w k itc h o n ,^ $325/mo ♦ dop 734-2822

TWIN FALLS Id. Housing 1 bdrm .. $346. 2 bdrm.,

* * $360. Call 734-0645

•E - ' TWIN FALLSPHEASANT RUN APTS.C loan , now 4 filling up

i r i : . _qu,i,ckjyjDiLly_a (ow p ( _ ____ttieae apad o u s . offldent 2 ■»*

^ " b d rm .T b a th u n lta lo r t ~ ------O vor1 ,O O O sq. ft. each

. w/own sto rag e , covered ** • parking, WD, DW, dispos-

al. rofrig. microwavo. gas ,0 ' water hoater. gas heat 4 _ central AC. Prefesstonally pis.- m anaged. Convonlont to Bts. P on ln o /R b b o rt S tuart 4

CSI. $570/$580+security— ......deposit. Call Jo d y Koy-

.....to r T W IN F A L L S -3 b d rm . n g . $ 5 0 0 m o .+ d o p . A ppls-

kxao.no pota/smddng.733-— '5 802 Of 734-3050.------

m?. -T W IN F A L L S . 2 bd rm . s^C. $365 p o r m onih + $2003 4 d e p ^ Call 324-2244

TWIN FALLS. 2 bdrm. WD h o o k u p , DW , c o v o ro d

law _ p a rk ln g . $ 4 5 0 + j l o p .___ ____) 3 Rofs. roq. 734 Maurico.por 736-0615 _________

TWINFALtSrA-150,‘^ 0 ,■®5 2 bd rm . 2 b o th , rofrig . bVi rango, OW, microwavo,

ELWOOD a e v An s All 734-1401

121 TWIN FALLS. A-174, $475.2 bdrm. app liances. WD hookup, cariw rl

ELWOOD & EVANS = -734-1401

TWIN FALLS: 2 bdrm du- plox, with carport, rango

;7 , a n d .ra (r ig . .$ 4 0 0 m o +-dop. Call 733-1864.

icy Twin Falls 2/3 bdrm a p t Ig.'«>■- Just remodlodcnow paint - -------

4 c a rp e t all appi, + W/D.__ ______l l j ' '• $ 5 5 0 ^ 0 ♦ dep 7 :^ 2 8 2 2

ut- T W IN F A L L S 1 b d rm . m . housow /b8som ont,$3so <0 . + $ 2 0 0 d e p . r e f s . C ali r t , 734-8916. ____________

1® i 6 0 5 Il a l £ 2 2 I i£ £ 2 £ £ 2 i iJ ■, - TWIN FALLS Quito motol.^ $95w k .$37S m o . Ind.ml-

-■ crow ave4frtg . 736-1986

EDEN: CLEAN AFFORD- <e ABLE ROOM S for r e n t 2 $45 wk. 825-5354 after 4

a . pm of734-3540.731-2431 •St. I' ............... — i i , . ,—ly, Room?for ron t, $ 200 mo.■t. Ref^wrwes. Coll 7 3 6 ^ 1 3- A fter3p.m :

T W l r t F A L L S ^ - ^ - ^ ^ — ---------1- K M w n e t t e b y . l h o n l g h t o r - --------i/. w eek , s le ep 6 . Sloeplng It. rooms, rnkra/refrtdg.,' ca- » * ble T.V. w / H .B .0 .1 ^ -— es , daSy maid setvfce, in-

d o o r s p a s ' e l f s a r v o• laundiy .C ofrae .4 . d o n u ts ... _____

each mom. Com para the4 v a lu e b e fo re you ren t.P- Prteos start S140/W1C fo ri

p e rso a 433W est A d d ^ i

WM5M- ■ . - 'I .

Illy payments. H - A ' D f t e o l* 5 9 " .H

u a n t i m - ' : -

TWIN PA L L S-w in •.WMkly rate# ala> S120. Rooms Indi crow avo and rofri

JVd(H»onAvoW.73

I W N PALLS Vory 'l l l l u tll l i lo a ln o ..

■ 733-7434

TWIN FALLS; Capri : wintof raloa.' a ta r t in g a t $ 1< (

------------ 7WIN‘F « X 8 : ' ^"wfnlor raloa. WWi r a ta r t in g o t $14< ;;.733-645a

AbbrsvtaUons bring iB i^ o d m u tu . W htnyc M.jrotv d u tin o d o d .1 ,;s a d o rs u n d sn ltn

--------- ; ^ r r w s f 9>-«poBli«»;

TWIN PALLS: MO • Wlntorratoa-wooki v8taftlr)getS1Q7.73

I ~ 606

■ ' TWIN FALLS omaU -blla hom e for ronl B b tefo rl o rZ poo)

. p o ia .ro to re n c o s . . pof month. Call 734

. WHYPAYREN- -.-ZERO DOWN $271

OAC. ContactJoK733-2224

“ " “ I 607 I O F H C E &

T F OFFICES »736

TWIN FALLS 1 0 V t !-1lco apaco for loas

_________util,.730:9919, ..

'• TWIN FALLS.2 OPFICE/nBTAIg Approx. 400 aq.)" ..locatod on Klmborl)

- All utllltloa Indudi -! -C all stovo.

H A L L O W !. n t ^

f „ _____ ^ _ 7 3 » 4 3 3 4

TW ntPALLS OfflCtn 1 nf4ear txrth court heJ -TaS-SSOQ_________

* W ta le m P ro p e rtyr < a g m a n i , 'o t f lc e aI âvaflable. locatod Ir’ . p a r l ( - I l k e d o w n? ■••aottlng. 1,675 aq t' '^ a q f l .V o a q f L U l i' p a rk in g a v a il. Co

•Chartotta Allen, 734-

jr ”w8I C O M M E R C E I ^ ^ R O P E R ^

........... ' 1.000 aq. f t bidg. app..fo r daycare or em.

j ,-0888.734-6*56.423

T F Bualneaa rental pl ’ In American Plazi

"Mall. 4300 aq .ft. In ' 6 ,000 sq.ft. fenced■--------------- — a ro a ,--7 3 3 - ie a 3 o r

, 4231. Availablo nov

pu'■ ■(

B lackdlam cnc S y a ttm a . Tr

___ • ._ ._ 6ullation,-.CloNow, & Usod

------------ ----------- a Printers; Al!734-061701

TWINF>PLANR

Jo b a to b k lfo iSub-eontractc

er8.:BIJepri734.PLAN

- . f l UA-1 DRY)

Expert hanglni texturlngrSl J o t» large

Qrog Loasln 733-3£

^ ALAN'S Oonon ■ - Ramodoi8,NeW

------------ --------- Spodaftydoc_____ _ _____ - patio covera

...........«hod9.-Smirepd rs. Can

BO B'S BETTISkilled In all

. Remodeling, ek---------- . -------------nwflng. fenco

& doors, hon■ BcbW atoh,aO(

SAVm)OTH . MET>

.- Hoatlng/ACRfl Commercial anc

r. . (206)733-

r --SOUTHERh - ' - B u l l d l n o a

, 2 • - 8lcflng;PBimlrA ;. 734-2 t24 ,or;

■■ ■>- ’ ANDHOJ

, 7 3 + ^ 1■ 43d-6859Mln

" . Medicar«/M<CertffledUcena Ntftk>n«]ly

A H omoHaalth HomftOrown

. PCftSONAL

- • 734^0e00TV» - '4 3 5 « 6 6 M W

. ^ i 1-80(WOS-06( MAGIC VALLEY

■ I ^

■ ■'.'I, ■

Winter and '

S M I ' mZv r w L a a o ' L f l iS S iS iS E S S

WAREHOUSE 'ery d oan . 7800 aq.fL10., $ 2 2 5 . - P a r l i a l l y ^ ^

212x14 ' Overhead I I Ample Parking

^ Motel, Offlco Attachoc

' ' S I W '____ for moro Infonnntl'» M o w . ---------H A L L O W !/Vkly. m tos R M lty .1 4 6 .C » I1 734-4334 n B C w B " s t i ^

|_FABHSFORW ilM dyour QOODINQ 80 ocrea,

-------------a&OBgyoofTa.- s - yr“ S200/acro. System

MOTEL 3 o d , '3 N o rth . 3 Wl Goodlng. 206-934-^ ' . R IC H F IE L D -180 fl

I 160 s h a re e of wat Q „ g 3 re n t B62-3829evei

WANTED Potato g m llo rm p . b o tw o o n W o n d

^SStle No:o» . $275 ^ ' b a a '734-2R04 ■ O l4

• | W A N T ^ T ^

S270/it0 t w in f a l l s 2 to 3Jeff Smith iiouso or duplex. Mi4 d ean . Ooublo car gtI • 1 person. Call 733-<

= A i 616IPA CE |R 0 0 H 1 I A T E S ^

T ifl PtTT? >IEROME Lg. houso, 6753 for nw re Info.

NEW HOMEFomato. m a le w an ted . $30(

Utnitl<>a.734-S06

IT Z l» n y Rd.Judod.

^ "rf 701I c tr^ a c tir *■ --------- C A I tL h —t houses,

13Holotoln holfors sic ■ a n d r e a d y to bre«

slightly smaller. 736-

id In quiet A B S S p r in g e r h e ll w n to w n ready to catve.S36-i

'I jW In c ? ANGUS 10 oldor S C o n lo c i Oovo m g ia com nn

734-1754. ^ tom m ore’n'iA ' I ’"heifer caWoa for sa

thoranch . M anyout W A L a lre a coll S p r in g (

Ranch a t 352-4332.

approved "ARMOUR B uying a ti sm. busi- buying slaughter cowi 423-5411 bulH, opon dally, 324-

al proper- CATTLE 32 head, flra lazaStrlp h a f te r a , M oatly bl t. Interior, bred to black bulls i ced yard up. call 886-7845. 3 - o r - ^ . -aawmod-rrriBB-soluti now. ■nyourno9dfc7;U-0fl:

SP—Call 733.0931 ext 1 form er

I M Ilond C om putor

■c1; s ' s , s l _ .Ised Computora r..

HFALLS Ca NROOMj for Generals, m t nM tora&SupplI- : - B i i leprfnt coploa.

T on]

ItliUil. ^m w fiH . c a n tiging, taplrtg. 4 . ______jrSrnco197S ■ ■rge or small. sslng. ownor 3-3570

inoral Carpentty ^ 2 ? 4oW«n»tructkxi ^ deeka. paUoe,------- -------

:an 734-3244. ----------

HTER HOME ' H | in oil trades! .I, eWIrig. decks,tiCOS,' windows ; ,honw repairs. .800652-4584

3TH SHEET N0R1lETAL ;______: Refrigeration - p r c o laandr^M entlal733-9546 • w ill d

BN IDAHO

um ina(}««s.' ^,0r324-8432 . . ^ K j i

■. . J O H N

'A '3<08P1C6i T ^ F a l l a - - .MlnVCaaala " 2 5 ^ 2 2»/Modlcald .«nsed/Booded Recognized '«lth L eaders -iwn In Iflaho . H H

lALCABB .Sir:Mln}-Cft#«la- . . . . '-0602 Id ah o ’. , .EYSTAFFINQ .

■■ .V

--------- n FOR L£ASE, UmouslniI d L im ousine X cow a. I

a a le ,'L im o u a ln e bui black & red. 324-7676

OET THE MOST $

“ '^ W L F C R O P ^ M Doora Quality Umouslne bull

&holter8 for sale.

^ f t

iBtlon ■ ****★★★*★*★★♦■] i ,e -^ ------- E m u 'e A -R hM S, tor ai

chicks 4 layers for fui profit Pistol Croek Ran

3 4 ^Joromo M y 063.^

I SIMMENPAL BULLS RE N T bik, sem lne teatod.5<

5841res,virgin “ ■ ■

7 0 2 ^ wo"~oi Ip a iry eq u ip m ek^ -^ 2 6 9 A ttn. S tock ha u le rs . Gr D Ar-rng soloctkjn Of trailers a t H ° a ? o r X •R -y m o n d F o -rd rB u il«vnn1nn« 8 0 T Vl C Od 10 OO 11 y

C h a r m a o . T r a d e I D ground wolcomo. Call 736-248 n d o l l 4 ■ - ■

i T M------------1 I CU STO M

I FARM SERVICED RE N T I

C ustom equ ip 4 hay ha ) 3 bdrm. Ing. 326-4141.420-414 , Must beroon ioo HAY RETRIEVINaI M 9 9 7 , '.

I Call 643-6695

! £ S i ' " " - " •180,324-

--------- -76 a n tique IH C -JD -Olie room- Tractors, 1 or all, oil n 300/m o. Bost offer, 324-5167.

^ 3/4 4 1 ion big bole stadi ■ ■ ■ 4 ratrlover. Ono of a klr

Call 326-4141________

i H H Burley T rac to r Satvagi W| ll Combino 4 tractor part: Poul. ID ♦438-5420

COMBINE J O ,'7720 , 1 h oado r, s tra w chopp<

I - 2 1 5 0 hrs:r$32K,-S87^g2l

------- :-------GENERATOHrtVinpowtPTO driven, 26 IW ; ex

isloovod cond. 438-5365

Q thig70 '8llage feeder, lil now . B adger liquid m

le l f o r s . nu re tank, tandem axl >6-5520 Call.343-5778.

<r Spring H A R R O W B E D S u p iim erd ^- 104 9 $ 1 2 ,0 0 0 / O.B.oroup of 543-5855

IHC 1466 w/ full weighto ^ o f ^ 4 frosh molor. '{10 C ovo S1700 IHC trud« w/ 6i 5 AT. ready for bod. Bre— -------- at734-1M 1 or539473(sta tio n . --------------owe and JD 116 9 ' hydaullc blad124-3099 new. Call 934-8555

first calt JD 4440 Cuad, 3 remote 'b l a c k , lift a s s is t 18:4x38; Orl( Ils close n a l pa in t 4 u p h o ls te r

5000 hours.Blution to- — Padflc S tates E qulp.- S . (206)543-6319)

to r t IttfoanaHon er your s w i t e r

IJEFIEL'S HOME CARE '--Divwall-, Palntfng.----------- —..CaiRontry...AILhomo..:.................. .. trepolra Insido 4 out, 10

A Homo R sp s irs . ■*runlng, trimmlr>g, r>ew - ^lown sprinklers. 16 yrsjxpor. W edow hatyouin^tl F ree e s t 7 3 < 4 a a -I

OORNG & COATINGS I33-7221 or 32fr«857ommorlcal. Industrial.— ............—sldontlal. Buildup roofs. . ■ Mkrro|M&~BdTn^m--~ “ T i

sa n d 4 tb p ^ f f e r/eways, parking lots, e ta —icsn h ^ to aS fm /S tln Nc>RTHWESTCO.INC )

733-1234 )

p la n -s ta y o u t Of th a cid- o rd e r g rave l now. . 'i11 d e liv e r a n d g ra d e , _ 11733-1441,

f i i IHN‘8 SHARPENING: .

SERVICE IDlnplets sharpening. o rt)Sde4stee l8aw i.

_40W 1-aO (M 71-4060 .

H H y H j j j f j L —

SHELTON'S.T REESERVICe

ofw herm rsr - , • ; 71E6 ESTIMATES . ' . . . > vi T a e ^ i e *

i8 ln e 4 K u b o ta B 7 1 0 0 d iflso'8 . For w heel drlvo.w /5 ' fac ttb u lls , hydraulk; snow plow, til

978___ 4 etc. $5900. 431-543^

r $ Kubota B7100 diesel, 4:SCI-------- tr a d o r ,-p e r fe c t for fic

8prayenif4200.431-64: bulls —le. NEW 4 USED 4x4 dIo)

tractors. Motors, Impl m ents; rentals 4 soles.

. ■ Hobby H orse Ranch-

r f u n 4 NEW HOUSE hay choppi Ranch. . G E H L c h o p p o d h i

wagon. Call 423-6636

--------- NH 1078 B a lnw agon 'I5 ( 3 ) 1 2000 hrs. excei cond. C d .543- 208-734-0272 moming;

--------- ROTO TILLERS usod, f_ . I- -^roar-of tnictorp. Stnrtli

>ckn- o tS IO O . H obby Hon Ranco, Jorom o 324-58!

-G reat TRACTOR JD 4020 pow " R o y . -.shift, 148 JD Idr,.400 hr Buiit. 4 sinco ongino ovor haul i y b y C air438-3260ovos.

l e I n s I2480. TRACTORS--------- JohnD oon)4640. $19,5(-------- 1 C aso 3394, $28,000

6 Row Llftor-Loador Boc . - e - Harvester. $4500

4200943 o r 837-6313

yiJ2“ ' ' W anted to buy Immodiotfl fo r c a s h ,.u s o d sm all medium sized form Jan

1 tuiTaa scaping tractors, 8 N. J'--------------biteor000 ,-800 .-900r-/

s izo Ford trac tors. Ma ,■■■ , soy Ferguson. T O -30 ,3 " “ I 6 5 ,1 3 5 tractors. Proferi

b ly with fron t hydraul ERY. lo a d e rs . I n e e d a u se

small or large backhooD )-CAT t a c h m o n t i o r c a s r illfun- (208)324-5858.

tad<er i 705 ik lnd . I FARM & RAN CH _____ I S U P P U E S ^

SNOW BLOW ER for 3p tractor. 30 to 70 hp, uso

*20 3 times, $1400.537-990

O' A ---------------------------------ippor, ■ 706[ ^ T ^ A R f c ^ E E D j ; ; -

o w e r r CtEANED ANOTREATB exo. SEED GRAIN

BARLEYCortHlod Colter- $15.cv»

ir, ims nBgiatonid Cottor-$16cw Certifled Stoptoo-$14. c»

“ '®- WHEAT_ _ _ _ Registered Ponowawa-$1:

------1 CortlfIedContonnlal-$i:I g h ts .- --------------- ----------------- CVSir. '84 OATSf/6 4 3 -CortifledO tana- $15cvt Brent Hay o a ts - $14cv> 4730. RANCHER'S SUPPLY

------ PICABO, IDAHO ■}lado, 208-78&-S765 a sk for_____. E ugene“ 7 ” Coll for quantity discounts

O rS^Why koop il whan you nc

longer nood Il7 Sell It wlitIp------------- oafT.-tnoxpenstv* dust

fl«dad.CaB733-0031.

^VICEec repraen ta tlye

DALE'S TREE UMB '* CHIPPING

For mulch or disposal.. F n* EMtlmatM.

(203)734-2742 (20S)733<3123

-------- — h io h u n e --------- ‘ -_ Professional Troo Sorvico -

Uconsod 4 Insured ■Troo ph/ning ♦ shaping

ba landng ♦ removal stum p grinding- , ~

•F ree Estlm atee* 735-1166 or 837-4614

Bad Grammar or Writing ' cost you a promotion?

- G u a r a n te e d T utoring— .-Holp for Homo Teachers

Creative Writing/Photo Call Jim a t 733-9173

Innovative Tutoring ‘ In d M d u tltz^■ K-8 ♦'Phortlca

Reading «WrtilngeMath Call Socky @ 734-7832

INCOME TAX PREPARATION

Affordable Ratos -* JA CK STEV BJS

” “ 7 3 3 ^ 7 8 6 ----------------

No mailer how you spend your days. datslM ed fils your busy schedule’, Put c lasslfiad 's tima-savlno dlredoiy ol goods and ser vices to work tor you today.

E L E C T R O L U XVacuum daane rs ,

ahampooers, control vacs. Sales, senriea and repair.-

A rc h ltL a m b 230 DuBola

C a li7 ^ l- M ie

FAXYOUR

f lh iE S ^ ^ ^ IF IE D 'tDEPARTMElirr .

a 0 8 - 7 3 4 - S 5 M

»oi 4 -------------

s [ - T H A ^ f y j N Z :

4X4 180 T one Dal7 quality al flold folfarlSO feodorhay, all >434. ' ton balos. 543-5699

llosei 1 s t 2nd, 3rd. Big balos ipio- feodor hay.«. • P lease Call 366-2804 h C lastllled . . . lor peopli .. . . . _«w jyyrtw al733jiyi1,

3por. ALFALFA HAY oppro) h a y - 60 Ton, 3rd cut. 2 8trln{ S C P 2 4 , A 0 F 2 9 , TDN64

.ft, Approx. 110 Ton 4th cu t L a rg e tru c k lo ts on ly

. 5 r Have bale fork loador. I S i . Call 366-2322I, for --------— — r - ; -------------« lng - ALFALFA HAYraOOOtons orso No rain, heavily fertlllzod S858 1st c rop 19.5% protoin

2 nd crop 18.596 proloir 3 rd c ro p 23% p ro lo in

-A lso p e a , o a t & a ltalli mix, to p h o rse 4 foodohay. 897-5757_________

ALFALFA HAY, good 2n. ;,600 a 3 rd cuttings, 2 string

L :---------ALFALFA/OAT hoy, 351

13 to n s , 1 2 0 0 Ib . b a l e s------. $ 6 0 / t o n , M t. H o m oBloly _587-9263 .11 to —and- Approxlmaloly 400 ton I s , Ju- 4 2nd crop quality alfalfi T'AIl" -h a y 4 -a p p ro * lm a t8 ly 3( ,tas- ton c lo an ba rle y s tra w , 35, Coll 588-3036.

!?,!?; BARLEY/whoot straw, sn aod & '0 ba les , com bined w "o ,. stripper hoador. 733-645(

of*- DAIRY HAY 1 ton 4 smal___ balos a lso feeder hay In l— ir - to n 4 s m o llb a le s , 4strav«

In 1 ton balos. 684-930C ■i or3S1«1286. '

^ Dairy quality hoy for sale 3 ot A lso so m o fo o d o r hay ogjj Call 586-2283.

2 2 2 - FEEDER hay In big bolos — I $70 doilvorod. a lso dalr)

hoy in big 4 llttio ba les---------- s tra w ;lrrb lg ;b o lo sr66 ‘»>

9300or3S1-1286 rED I ..

FOR SALE 75 ton 2nd cutting and 45T 3rd cuttlng.-

cwl G ood quallty.734-5518

HAY Dairy Quality 1st, 2nd 4 3rd crop. P e a «

. . . oa l hay, ton baios. (206) ^ 754-8713 or 754-4453.

5 '^ HAY^ By the bole or by tho ton, ^ ^1 cuttings. 734-1321

HAY 20 Ton 3rd cutting, cwt $80n'oh. Cali 326-3348 cwt or 326-4386. !

HAY 3 rd c ro p .P ro 23 .4 r ADFD 2 8 .5 . -S m a ll lol

$80.00. All $75.734-4381 or 731-4381

- HAY 1s t 4 2nd 1 ton bales. “ 7 Also, straw available.J lh 328-5028 or 326-5033*»*•" HAY,'80 tons of 1s t cutting.

to slo d . A lso, s tra w , ton------- b a le s - o r sm .-balesr 655-” ** 4462 or 731-4462

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 600 ion bales of

do an straw. Will load. Call 886.7762.

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■ H a y fo r s a l e a ll c r o p s ,

$60-$8S. Call 625-5011.

L o a d s 8 8 b a l o s s t r a w daltverod. Call 324-5167.

OAT SILAGE 1,000 tons ■», nu trie n t a n a ly a ls .a v a ll- ablo, largo or small qunn- tlllos, no dollvory or COD, will load. Call 654-2020 or

'654-2031 oskforV lnco.

"STRAW- - Small bales,-$1.50/bale..

1st cutting hay, $65/100. A n y am t 543-5643

STRAW 1800 sm . bolos^ $ 1/t>alo, sm . am ounts arook. 423-5321___________

STRAW sta c k e d 3 wido. C an bd ro lrioved . N eor

■ Buhl. S43-5740.

S tra w , 1 to n b a lo s , $34 doilvorod. Call 678-8594 0r431-8594

i ! 709 I H O R S E S

3 y r old filly Sugar Bar Dom. Uno San sire. Champion cutting horso. 93^-8696

D R A F T H O R S E TEA M — Fof-salo o r trade.— M ed i

um build, 7 4 8 years old. Broke to work. Will trado fo r w o ll b r o k e s a d d le horse. Call ovenlngs 824- 5591 or 824-5530 '

MULE F o r Sa le o r trado. Gentle. P a d ro rrido . Call o v e n ln g s 8 2 4 -6 5 9 1 or 824-5530.

• WHfTEHEART Boarding, training,

Loflsona/Erigllsh-westom,. Indoor o u tioo r arenas," Mirrors, dally turnout.

Round pe i\.U 4-9180 .

H O RSESr PO N IES. LESSONS 4 TRAINING. Call423-6762. > __________

H orses: B ought, so ld and trad ed . Call 733-S055.

Pony for sale. $500., „ .7 3 3 t4 9 6 3

O H , 2 - g e id l n g s , s u p e r broke, $3 2 5 0 /e a . O H. 2 yr. Old, re d ro a n m a re , ha lter b roke 4 sa d d led , ; $900.637-6217 . ,

i 710 1 ■ h o r s ^ q u i p m w

A t t n . H o r « « h a u i a r t . O ^ M i e c l i e n of trailed a t R oy R ay m o n d F o rd .

. BuQ t4800*«i;idB aIIyby C h a r m a o . T ( M « Ina

.welcome. Coll 7 ^ 4 8 0

»

— I G o o sen e ck h o rse trallsr.— C a m p b e ll 1 9 7 9 , 20 ft.— .Q o o 8onocK-horso_trallor.

ExcoUont condition. $4100^ se e a t 433 W Addison.

a!i1 SA D D LE, B ronc sadd lo ,____ 16 1/2 % good condition,^ $400,326-4292 -

4 711

------ 2 W h e e M iR e a - ln -g o o d -,rox cond ition . 324 -4 1 9 6 orring. 324-3480.______________

Woll w ate r Buy or soli. CallS } .

Iloin. I i T n 7 ! H T n > i ? i i T r io in . I a l ia *

i eoi----- I A N TIQ U ES &2nd I C O L L E C T IB L E S

ANTIQUESLooking for thol unique

350 anliquo? Drtvo out 4 visit e s , our shop. Wo have a flno n o . soloction of;

. . •furntturo •prlmlUvos

Wfaf 3 0 ^coppor‘4 'bfoM ilbms ow . .cjrtving ham oss'4 buggy___ W o aro T o ca lo ^ s lW o slo f~ Fllor ot tho Troo Farm.

S e e you tfiorof Opon 9-5.

Q uality W i x K t l q u e s

S ' CUPBOARDraw JhomasYlllo. vory.old...Sol-_ 300 idook .$249 . Sol of 1965,

Encydopodioa, Brlttonica ----- $75. Call 734-0928

;^v DOLL colioctors. Dolls by Mario Osmond, Camolol,

— Soym or.M on, D ynosly, Jos, K aron K en n e d y , B olio airy Ball. C ash only. 678-4285

-O N E TIMEONLYUn- Up to 50% OFF SALEIII

— f- ; J a n . 31 st th ru Feb. 7th cut- 2 n d Tlmo Around rig-- Antique Mails } Quality Usod Furniture -— Opon Tuos.-Sat. * fO-5 *„ , 689 N. W ash., TF

T h e o n e A o / i /y S a / « w e [J" ' havoA LL yoarlongl

4 S0 2 n‘°n- J ^ _ ^ A P P U A N C E ^

— D IS H W A S H E R 'B u lcho r 1{ %- block K enm ore portable.

S350. Call 326-6028.

r r RANQE 3 0 ' gas, almond, i ' , $175. Qym quality stop-

pors. cost $600 soli $300. ^ t h oxc cond. 733-3929

r - R A N Q E lc ^ n m o r o s e l f d san lng , very good cond,'

, $250. Call 326-5028.

Z :- REFRIGERATOR.-slde by JlH; sido, 24 cu ft, white, $400.

S tovo, 30* whilo, $250. 5 5 - B O T H V E R Y G O O D

CONDtlTION. M ovlngl Coll 543-4049.

T V s. W anted ormIIv9.

* * TV s. VCR's, 4 Appls.- i i T V D oc lo r-734 -916a .

? * ' W A S H E R /D R Y E R s o t ,L _ $250. White rofrlgoralor,a w $ 2 7 5 . 32* T o sh ib a TV,37. $599. Cali 734-9188.

“ W ASHER/DRYER, W est-Qjj! inghouso, liko brand now,nn- $400.00.Coll324-2113.)D. . , ' ;)o r 4 ^ 0 4 ^ | b u i l d | n q m a t e ^ ^

BUILDINGS; STEEL stor- lie,, ogo; w iiriiquldoto (2).-l- 00. 40x25', will soil for $2600.

1-50'x150- soil for $14,9- 00. Guflimnlood complolo

°f;; w ith b l u e p r i n t s . C o n doltvor. 1-600-292-0111

9RAVEL 4 TOPSOIL for ,„1 s a le . T ru ck s 4 lo a d e rs

avail. 734-7039. '

^ GRAVEL: drtvoway.

Coil 543-6294,

n i IL „ , £ ^ n | I N Q ^ ^

^ COATS Oroon suodo loath- or m od . liko now 5100.

A F ingertip w hile faux tur .sizo 5/8 $50. 736-0753

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IX O M M U N IC A T IO N ’io'io RADIOS, 2 way, Motorolla,!4- M T 1 0 0 0 , a c h a n n e l ,

p h o n o p a d , c h a r g o r , lo. -.S700^2 .H T B 0 '8 .-2-i* ii- . ®ll nel, chargers, $600. Day, o r 543-4088, ove, 543-4750

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i' 'rs Î ' ' .ri ■IB .

',''1 T H E T ^ C E S 100........-

i i^ "Life is a succession on, enforced by immedial__ or, oflencr, by im m ed—] tisem en t"

— E m c

or R ew ard tm d punishn__ them e of today’s h a n d . :^ 1 the d iam o n d s u it co rr

c o llcc t th e g a m e am Make a sm all slip and t

!m cnt is swift. How woul the play?

-------SouLh-W lns'lhe~fifsrs e e s h e m u s t w in ci tr icks o n th e ru n . (A spades would gain only 7-2 spliL) With four solit ners, h e can reach his can p ick up th& d iam on

> collect four d iam ond wit S hould Sou th f i r s t li

0 mond to d u m m y 's ace isii ig a in s t a s in g le to n qi ino Erast? M any w o u ld an

wrong play. A fter o ne o: high honors is oxpende left w ith a d iam o n d sti

______^ S o u ilL isJe f t^ lh .tw o .d o :* G uard in g a g a in s t a

queen with E a s t is a pc It wins w hen e ith e r Ea;

-5, ' has (he singleton queen, e s w h en E a s t h a s a n j

1!_ sm all s in g le to n s . (If E the nine, South m u s t tl

rok —w hether to play for-Q-9 or a sjngleton nine.): The co rre c t play f o r :

— diam ond w in n e rs is tc jack, le tting it ride if Wc

,y| co v e r. I f W e s t c o v e rs no w ins a n d S o u th c a sh c 85 mond lOô expose thefl___ Now i t ’s a ro u t in e m aII . n e s se a g a in s t W e s t’s Q nine lo claim nine tricks

* i 609 I s I COMPUTERS

VOJl •COMPUTER IBM, cablo- :— printers, so ftw are, Start ' “ I with $ 1.00. 736-6808

COMPUTER 3 8 6 Tower, .P C . 6 .M B.H A M , c o l o r - r

lor m o n ito r, o x c o l c o n d , ' lo- - S7S0. Call 733-5336 ask _ for Tracy Days. ^

'.I?'. .-Coll ClOSSlllBd, .733r002S.. I P - Wave ready wtian you arel I

29 COMPUTER A m iga 500 \— system w/color monitor, 2 '' >1*. drlvob , a n d s o f tw a r e .•d, $200.734-1635 -

— COMPUTER, DTK 368by . - 9 X -2 0 M H z ,-3 'A 4 5% ^)0. floppy. 90 m eg, 2 m oo I '0. RAM, m ouse, sound card . I 'P -■ Panasonic prinlor. $2100 ■Qt value, $eOO/oftor.734-7006 E

— WORD PR O C E SM R .Sm ilh C o ro n a p o rso n a l

w o r j ^ r o c o s a o r /o lo q . -

_ $200/offer, Call TO3-7136!

W', € ~ - 810 I -' °

_ • FlREWOOD,plne.Cul, spit!.It- "& doilvorod. $75 a pick-up -w, load. 324-4561 ovos. T

— WOOD SPUTTER- ] Q o«ia> nd .$600 :‘ 4. Call 324-3766 I

^ i ^ I1. I FURNfTUflE 4 CARPET I

?: DINETTE SE T . 5 p loco ,,Q oval tablo olmond color.— till & sw iv e l c h a ir s on

castors w/ bluo upholstery. . & oak anns. Boautllul sol JT in oxcollon i c o n d lilo n , rs S400. Call 823-4635,

— FU R NITU RE. 7 'd ra w o rdrossor with mirror $ 140. - Ouoon maltross box $70, B, Molor Homo quoon mat-

_ iro ss $ 4 5 ; N ight s ta n d $20. White chosi of drawers, gold trim $75. Twin T

J jw o o d b e d $50. Orionlol ^ V .la m p w ith s h a d e $ 2 5 ,}. Oiris biko $20. S coo te r ! tr $15 . C h ild s d e s k w ith

choir $20 . Nighl s la n d . '— _ $ 2 0 .C a ll7 3 6 re i8 7 . • J

.MATTRE8 S:.Ouoon.Pillow Jlop ond box spring, still in r p f a s l l c $ 2 5 0 . C o i l ^

»• 734-8881

l! NEW M ATTRESS SE T S ' W /w arran ty .T w ln ;$99 -

1-. _ .$ 1 6 9 -F u ll : .S 1 2 9 r$ 2 .t9 - t, Ouoon; $159 -$269 . Coll I ) 678-4933 I

M I R A G E

$177^t to choose from M n a t ic • A C • a n d m o r e

Sale•177.Tills.

IN M T Q 0IIZ tS D I...1R e

^ 1M U U raU I.K

Monday,

S ON BRIDGEn‘ o f lessons Nale reU}ard, ' ^»diatc chas- ^

n csi Dimnet *...................... .....WEST

— ----------------- A Q 9 6 6 - 2 -fiment is th e ¥ A 7i. If you play ♦ Q 9 7 2rre c tly , you ♦ 8 5 ,nd ru b b e r . ci 1 the punish- 5! luldyou-plan y

it'^^^dcTand e ig h t m o re\ h o ld u p in Vuinemble: Be lly ag a in s t a Dealer: South ilidclubw in-is gpal if he The bidding: >nd quoon to

T o d a d l a -ce to g u a rd opening lead; E

a‘’„“d u ' ! 3 l S

,S o u t.h o ,d 3 : s to p p e r and ^lown._____________â sin g le to n *poor choice.Jast o r W est E a s t Soul !n ;b u tit lo s - Passny o f t h r e e ® Ê a s t d ro p sthon g u ess , A N S W E R : S

.9 doubleton-^ jum p to s ix spz for aces m ake

ir four quick void in hearts, to le a d th e get a b e tte r pic

Vest doesn 't r s , d u m m y ICS h is dia- e 4-1 break, l a t te r to fi- ••s d i a r i io n d ^ ^ S .’ S S S r S S Its. Cctt sW

SO FA w /tw o m a tch in g BAi chairs. $200. Two b rass C llamps, $30. 536-2164 Oii

TABLE 4 CHAIRS NEW36*x60' tile inloid w ooc “kltchon table w/4 chairs & — a bench. $300. 326-5026

TA BLE OaklQdlO-wlth-4------ rbar stools. $500.734-3271

8 ? F 1HEATING &

AIR CONOmONINQI Tl^

PELLET STOVET ra il B la z o r . B a llo ry ^bockup. Usod 1 winter. <S1100. 636-2164 ' -----

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i 8 1 6 22 I EXERCISE EQUIPMENT

EXERCISE BIKE DP Air Go Motor, like now. Now S300 .'8O ll $ 1 0 0 . 733 - 3312, AM; 734-1245, PM - ^0

FTTTNESS SYSTEM (Com- Yo

fu to r lz o d ) , E d g o P ro 751orm 4001 , $450/offor. lor

Call 733-8762 aftor 5 pm. ph»' tiOt

GYM QUALTTY STEPPERcost $600 soil $300. -----Excol cond. 733-3929 KA\

. $11T RE A D M IL L D P 2 6 0 0 . ch

S250.734-3271 Aq

817 I Co^ M I S C F O R S A L ^ ' blc

BELOW WHOLESAI.E AttA vailablo.lo you, quality. Wi

b ra n d n a m o p r o d u c ts S7!such a s Electronics, Jow- 5pr o!iy. Compuiors, SportingG oods. Small Appliances. *{.9'Tools. Coiloctiblos, e tc. E 'oAlways loss than whole- "1° sale. For moro Info call

. J . B . M o r k o t i n g a t <'<>< (208)438-5117

Buffet darlnot, SlOO/offor. OUT W hite J e n n y Lind c rib complolo sol, $125/offor. Plo Coll 326-5023 fT’“

----- -- InsCUSTOM CALENDARS.- 20(

Put your pholos on your or, ca londars , A lso, P ho to R estoration . 2 groat gift Id e a s . F o r Inform ation . sond nam o and phono H Plo lo B D I,-1630 Bitterroot- Dr-.-'Twin Falls, ID 83301 73(

ESTATE SALE China, sll- Fvor.llnon, complolo shop Thatol tools, 4 gardon tools. &appliances, anllquos.60 Tinyrs worth of colloctlng.,Ev- tlmi

_ o ry ^ in g m ust bo sold in phom o . 1 3 4 6 -P o p la r S t . ' Ci Monday only, 9am.

E 4

• ■ilfl price of *9995,72 monlhly paymen 77. c u ll or iradfl down of M50..plus Ils 4-OOC Im ol *59". 11.9 APR. O.AC. CATT U f f I TOO H IT H O im

lOND 'JK ^T W IM U

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ly, F 0b ru a ry 5 ,1996 TImos-Nov

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E® B o b b y W o lff 1

NORTH oj-M-A A 1 0 8 V 1 0 9 5

. ♦ A K 8 ^* Q J 10 7

EAST-2------- A K - J 4 3 --------------------

V Q 8 G 3 2 ♦ 4•f>6 4 2

SOUTHA A 7V K J 4♦ J 10 6 5 * A K"9 3 '

Bothuth

g: ■Vest Noi^th E a s t >ass 3 NT All pass

ad; Spade five I W ITH TH E ACES

M-OS.Bs : ___ ;

A AV A 7 G 4 2♦ J 9 8 4 2 • ------- '* 8 7

loulh W est N orth'ass 3 A P f i s - 'ass Pass Phss

I: S p a d e a c e . E a s t ’s:spades-w ithout a sk in g _____lakes il probable h e is irts. Look a l dum m y to r picture,

Wii»t0-11wAcT»,-|*.O llariotl,--------------

BACKHOE BU CK ET, 2 'C a s e , like noW, $ 6 0 0 .Older Montgomery Ward riding lawn mowor, runs groat. Coil 543-6955.

FAX YOUR

AD------TIMES CLASSIFIED

DEPARTM ENT 2 0 8 - 7 3 4 - 5 5 3 8

GROCERY SHEI.VINQ, 2-Sided, approx. 50'. Rofrig----------

dell cose, solf-cont, nice. service typo, 324-5928

RANQE, Gonaire', slldo In w/down draft, $125/offer. • Kohlor cast Iron dbl. sink, almond color. $50 .'Good Y oor l lro s , PU , P 2 3 5 - 75R15, good robber, a l ls lor $90. Shot gun micro- ' phono, oxcolloni c o n d i- ' tion. 550. Call 734-5775.

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KAW ASAKI '7 6 400CC,$100. Sofa 4 matching c h a i r ( g r o o n ) $ 5 0 . A quarium , 30 gai. com- pleie, $125.- T oyota '7 6 - Corolla, 4 door, n eed s a dutch. $300/otfor. Aerob ic R ider, exorcise m achine, 5175. FREEZER, V Am ono, 36*x36*, $ 1 0 0 . W e ig h t s e t w /b o n c h , S75/olfor. 423-5833 afterSpm___________________

MOVINGIIEloc. rango . W/D. lown m ow or, o rg a n , knitting m a c h in e , c o r s o a t s . trombone. 543-4279 af- lor 6pm.

OUT BUILDING 16x20. lo^ calod ot Twin Falls powor p lan t, 1 roll up d o o r , 1 m an door, shoo lrockod Insido, m ust bo .m oved . , 208-322-2131 Idaho Powor, Bolso. Moko offer.

PLAYMOBILE VICTORI- AN DOLL HOUSE, com- p lo lo ly fu rn ish e d P a id$475. .will a o llfo r-$ 2 5 0 — ____736-4660______________

REMEMBERThat birthday ad you placed

somo tlmo ogo In Tho TImos-Nows? Now is tho time to como pick up your_ p idurps^StopbyT ho '___Custbmor Sbn/ico Dept

todayl

intents Qt plus Tax. H .AC.- ■IIR T t

~Nows, Twin Falls. Idaho D-3

; SKI PA CKA Q E Solom• 355 boots and-Hoxol 1 , akl3, SI 75 for both. 7: ; 1635. Mork.

• ST O V E ..po lio t. T foog i oak froo a tand ing tyi• & co l. cond. H onts 2J : ^ .n .S 6 5 0 . Cali 324-24

■ • S ro V E ; Complolo Wotfo rd s o l id c a s t Iro. S550. Inels all. 423-42,

WHEELCHAIR e & J o l i tr ie p o w o ro d T om pc

; whool choir. 12 volt, us .• 7 dnyo. S3600/offof, C : 737-5020 or 737-5023

i 818 ” ' iMUSiCALmSTHUMEHl

MUSIC IN STRU CnoÎ Ffuto. volco, piano, gull ; e tc . Fam ily ra loa ! Ch

.dron's/adull volco c lass . ; S5/wk, Df. K B ondura

. PH ,D FormofU N H/SC; ; Music Faculty. 733-267

! II claasniod advortblng did ’ exist, somocno would Invc It. Con 733-0031.

’ PIANO.. 6 '6‘ G rand, nico finish. S : porb (ono, froo dolivot u S2495. C0II678-2717,.

’ PIANOS.• t - 5plnol. S69S. Baby Gron

- S1-.a50rL iko-now .-Frc dcltvofy.Call67B-2717.

(“ 819 O FFICE EQUIPMENl ^ i S U P P U E S

C O p J S ^ o ^ a l S M j r jsoloctlon of roconditlonc

• r f ^ - c o p i e r s Btartlng a t S295. i yoar warranty availablo. Call 734-9985.

Royal h eavy duty CMS'4a Plus c ash roglstor. SI 71 R o o d o r F ly ing S o rv ic 733-5920

: 4 i i o ^

------ Â U B T R A tlA N ShB phor; puppies, rofllsiorod chart L p io n lin o s , o x c . shovi J; work, o r family dogs. $25 ‘ oach. Call 6S6-2644.

: BLUE HEELER, pupplet■ (6) S2S.00 oach . 1 mal ; yr old trool Call 5 3 6 ^ 0 ^

« BOSTON TERRIOR pupt : AKC reg.. (2) moloa. S30 2 oa. Call 67B-9322.

B o r d e r C o l l l t D in g o ; f ro o to g o o d h o m o . :

;; m o lo s , m o s tly b la c k , i » weeks old. S37-9905

i CHOW PUPPIES. W<C " w /p a p o rs . 3 m o s . 1a ; Shota. S150/m ole. S10i

-« foniBle. 436-3137

; C O C K A T O O • S p o c iD J . noods & Q uaker Parokofl

— .. L ,& c a g o a . Call 733-1334,.

r C o ck atle l. m alo, 10 moa* -o ld . C a g o a n d o il s u p 1 piles. S 1 0 0 .6 3 4^ 805

I D A L M A T IA N P u p p y . AKC.fomolo.4 m o3. S 12: I Shots. C01I423-611B

' : - DOQ PROBLEM S?* O bodlenco c lo ssos sta r ; Fob. lOlh. G ood Noigh " bor Dog Trainlno.J Call 423-5442

S FREE 2 AKC Pom oranlat □ 1 f o m a lo , 1 m a lo . Tc

good homo onty. 438-554:

;; FREE 6 m o old spayed fo• • «■ malo klHon froo to gooc

'• h o m o . F R E E B a s o t i . Hound 4yro old. Speyoc ' Call 324-6415__________

a FR EE P up p io s rod dlngc *- c ro ss Call onytlm o attor m 4p,m. 436-5664_________

- FREE; 5 G old Rotrlover X , puppies. 543-4472.

* G E R M A N S H E P H E R D ” p u p s A K C . 2 m a lo a , 9

wks. sh o ts , black & tan . ; S195/olfor. (208)645-2421.

< GERMAN SH EPHERDS. 3 ’ b a a u t l fu l p u p s . H a d» sh o ts . Sianing S 1S0 .00 . : } Call 324-7121._________ -

' H E D G E H O G f o r y o u r V alen tine . Dwarf African

r fem a lo . 5 m o n th s o ld . ; S95. C u sto m c o n o with . hingod lid & olocUlc blan- ‘ kot. S55. W ill do llvor to

----- Twin Falls.->3<1»764-2&&1.

___ .».L A B PU PS.(7)blflC k& yol-. > tow , n o t p a p o r o d . $ 2 5

; oach. Call 326-5667.

n LAB. Nood a valontino gift " for thot a p o d a l som eone, n Cuto A dorablo puro brod

— “ — tab pupplos.-SIOOoa.'Call S 6 3 6 ^ 1 4 n f to r 4:30PM.

, » LA BS AKC reg ls to ro d . 3 I I, b lock m olos pa ro n ts aro

• •> good huntora & conipon- - - ' i ion9 ,$176/oach --------------

C a ll3 2 6 -4 2 9 2 ;--------

" L H A S A A P S O p u p p / l » male $100. Call 678-1674.

“ SHIH-TZU AKC pup. Ador- w ab lo m alo, 5 w ooks old. S ' H m had 1s t Shota. $200.

C tfl 423-5613.__________

‘ .S P R I N G E R S P A N IE L •• AKC. 2 llvo r & w h ile . 4 5 Wack a whtiQ. 324-3S67.

I S T A F F O R D S H IR E Bull ■ T erriers. $20 0 e ach . Wo a havo the dam o a n d stro.; Call 734-4463___________

> WOLF/MALAMUTEX " P u p p to s , 5 w e e k s o ld . 7 $200 735-0473 .

fl YORKIE AKC Fomalo S R o ad y 2 /2 4 . P a y m e n t a pInn avail. 543^791 ovBS.

- s I H i ^ ‘« I S T C T E Q J A D I W C D ^

S 'c D CH A N GER ; 12 disk.• W C . brond now, $500/of- S for. Coll Ron 678-3752

0-4 Tlfnos-Nowa, Twin

I * -■ ' . '

lom on STEREO;ol 195 F o r th o c e r . W oofoI. 734- am ps. Call 736-8752

-------- OMno up ooll? AdvortlM yilOQor. club# lor Mlo wllti B to I t^po, eostd<min«KJo(J.J 2500 -----------------------------------

f ----- i 5 ------Wotor- M TO O LS/M A CH IN ER

^2 M . W E L D E R . M il le r Be • Ca(/2500 woW oer*erati

J oloc- • 40 hrs oocustom T trair n p e s t Nice se t u'pl S2200/off< t. uaod 134 W 5 0 0 S (flarag r. Call Jorom o. 420-0229 ovos)23 -----------------------------------= = WELDING MACHINE. U

coin SA 200 wAoads. Lc ENTS Soil or trado. Call i

-tor-7:OOprmn&-63^-481

guitar, gI V ID EO EQUtPM EN-

SATELLITE SYSTEM9' complolo, $500, VCtt

2679 Coll 423-4886.I didn't ....... — .1 —-Invent ■ 0 2 5 -

_____ |[ _ W A N T E D T O B ^

10' or larger non-workir 1. Su- color T V S & VCR'S. C< ivory. 423-4676 oves & v/knda

BAREBACK RIGGING for h ig h s c h o o l rodd

•rand. siudont. 423^5680

BED, quoon .' postoY be — 1 - woniod. Call 543-6449.

CAR TRAILER, wanted i ENT bu y , 1 6 ' ta n d o m axU i fiood condition. Also woi

to buy. 1900 to 1986, ca .iirge go v a n in g o o d s h a p i lonod Catl 324-8627.!95 1 -bio. CASH PAID for old mllttai

d o c o r a i io n s . m o d a lt - — bodgos. Insignia, phoioi > 482 docum onis, uniforms, ot< 5175. Paul Nutting 733-1691. rvlco ■■■'-

. COMPUTERS prlnlors,------- anything electronic, NO'

WORKING or WORKIN! ^ 3 7 3 3 ^ 7 M \^lt.plck up frd<

_L IV E TflE ES WANTED ho rd - u p l6 '3 0 ’.‘ p ru c o . A sponi f’af"- ol typos. Con 206-7S&-26T

$250 PIONEER P-50 24* ga opera ted chain saw,

------- Call 324-2592plea. -------------------------------------m ale ROOFING GUN, nem all !304. ' Staple. And constructloi ------- scaffoldlnfl. Call 324-5367

M M TOYS. Paying cash for oli to y s f ro m 1 9 0 0 '8 th n

------------1980's . All typoa.:PleasiiO > .co ll 734-5270.........

:k] t T V S , C O L O R , V CRe I CD p l a y e r s n e e d i n i

- ro p d lrrC a ll 734:3639 "

. 1 s t WANTED 4 cam per jacks >100 Hydraulic or mechanical.

Call 837-4405

c ia l WANTED Porm alinpum p ikoot Call 643-6576

WANTED Full body goosi TIOS. d e co y s . M agslzod shei su p - decoys, 3 1/2 lo. lO o r i: : âuô som lau to shogun

>PV. c e s s o r in Buy o r Trado 5^25 Eves. 733-8675

------ WANTED O ld p ic tu res S7 fram es, smotl o r toy sow

ing machlnos, old quilts oi >lQh- quilt p ieces . Old colorfu

pHchofs & pans. 7^3-6696

■— WANTED Pro 1930 clothes 4 a c c o sso rlo s ; unusual

T o c lo ck s , o ld c ro c k s , old >543 hordworo. colorful onom-

-<}tworo, 733-6696.

ood WANTED U sod trombfine ‘O tt w /caso. 543-5951 lyod .. i _ . I ■■ I I ,

W ANTED Will p a y up to----- S200 for a running car orf’OO Injck. Colt 735-1608.iftor --------------------------------------

W ANTED old S ta r W ars— toys. A hard wood dinning

^ ro o m s o t , c o rp e l rem -nants & Vlctorton or Tiffo-

P Q ny Stylo lam ps. 733-0016

9 WANTED (0 buy Ireadmlll. ton. p ro fo r m o lo r iz o d . Coll *21- 734-7511 or 734-4699 of-g J tq^6pm^______________•o d WANTED to buy: Books on

tho martial a rts, any stylo, any to p ic . Will buy ono

HT! book or ontire colloction.Call 736-9946.__________

W ANTED: A go to and /o r Îth fonco,-old omoto, for vog- |atv otablo gardon, 768-4573

« 1,. -WANTEO:-Fult sizo pool to-— bio in good condition. Call

-726-4769-----,------------- ^

’ WANTED: H/D Pan Hoad.— dead o r ollvo, alt or pan. gift 324-3407 •ino.rod W ontod to buy: Older 3al|- - BartJlo‘8-.&:BartJlotiothes i . frem tho 1960's -70's. Will

buy o sta tos or collections. I. 3 Colt 733-9688a ro or 733-1322 oves. on-

^ M GARAGE SALESy 174. ESTATE SALE China, sit- ;— vor.tlnon,' com pleto shop 'Of' of tools, & g a rden tools,

app liancos. a n tio u e s ,60 OO- yra worth of colloaJnfl.Ev-___ orything m u sl bo sold inP I h o m e . 1 3 4 6 P o p la r St. ^ 2 Monday only, 9am.

■ AI I I I I

TO.

901_ I ^ T O « ^ R C Y C |£ 8

1M 2 Suzuki Q uad Racer, e x tra c le a n , low h ou rs .

^ e x tra tiro s . $ 3 3 0 0 /b e s t— ofter. Cojl 438-5567 ovea.

S 4 W HEELER Po laris 4 o a v T Sportsm an, 500 mi., new sk , ’ ,snow p low -w en^< rhand 3f* w a r m e r s , e x c . o o h d '.,

$5000 ,736-0067 afU r 5

win Falls, Idaho Monday. Fot

MOTOR CYCLE Kawasaki Moro*. 1992Vulcan 1500, oxtms. 2 3500 mi., $7000 portoct_____ shopo. 326-5648flvour 'B low- MOTOR CYCLE Y am aha

1982. 550CC. SlOOO/off-_____ or, 733-8406

Ono call - woNI do It aill g P Y Clossinod. 733-002C.

T r a i le r s ? S o o th o g ro a t ,Ztr.r-- - s o lo c l io n Q L R oy .R ay - r«itA ' m o n d F o r d . B uilt a n d M W o o r v l c o d l o c a l l y by flnfli C harm ac . Trado ins wol- VM 736-2480.

-------- YAMAHA '89 Y2250. liquid, Un- coolod. g ood condition,. Low S800/olfer. Call 326-5845. Ill of- - ' —f 2 £ ! ' r " ' - * - 9 0 4 — 1 -------1 [ c a M p e r s ^ h e ^

;N T Camp Trailer 27 Ft.S2 .000. mim> S h o rt Box Pickup camp-! o r$350.C oir676-1674Cit ------------------------------------r—

PU SHELLS,' ‘6 9 o rn o w a r---------Chevy. $450. '88 or otdor; Chevy, $250. 324-5926

4 905 “

Ida. PAJtH-BALL GUN, r — S t in g ra y . E x c e l c o n d . '

$150/olfor. Ask forW or- 'd o o don 543-6740__________

T T R U G E R lfiN T -14 -R anch , “ 0 “ rifle. Excol. cond .'$450 /-

__ offer. R uss - 734-3634Sd to > ......... , . Iix lo . ■ ; 9 0 7 - want I MOTOR HOMES &RVS car-

sp o . 1987 27* C oachm oan Lop- ro c h o u n C la s s C, on ly

-----------2 1 ,0 0 0 m ile s ,'l ik e n sw -Ittary condition, gonorotor, roof a l s . A C. m ic ro w a v o . W o n 't 3I0S. la s t a t 5 2 1 ,9 9 5 or on ly ,o tc . S236 por m o, 120 m oa,1 ■ 20% down or trado oqulty------ OAC

C o n ta c t D en n is R iloy a t T o m S o o t t H o n d a /

- .w ln n •b B B o ..2 D 8 .4 6 4 •= ^

.i98fl.27iSun8ookor-.CIa8B- ^ C. Only 29 ,000 mllos on

th is 4 6 0 F o rd c h o s s l s QH. baaom ont modol. Goner- “ ator, roof AC, solar charg

er and more. Local trade — . one ow ner, non-sm oker, latlc Sale priced at $23,995 or rtlon on ly S 2 9 9 p e r m o; 144 367. m os, 20% down or trade —r - oqulty OAC. r old C o n ta c t O onn la R iloy a t

T o tn S c o t t H o n d a / W in n e b a g o . 208 .4B 4--

^ 3030 o r 208^688-6230.-

ls & 199 4 W in n e b a g o V ictra i n o . ._ailC laaa.A ._Total.Iuxury.

m o to r h o m o w ith o n ly . 6 4 0 0 m ile s . T o o m u c h

OQuipment to list. Coll for ' In fo rm atlon -Sa le p riced

___ a l S69995.imp C o n ta c t D o n n is RIlay a t

^ T o m S c o t t H o n d a /----- W ln n e b e g o . 2 0 8 -4 6 4 -•OSO - 3 0 3 0 o r 208.868-6230.—hell --------------------------------------r 12 1996 W innobago W arrior gun. 2 8 ' C lo ss A. full hoo ted QC- basom oni, roof AC, gon-

ido . o ro to r , m ic row avo a n d moro. Rotoll now $56,404. '

— Factory dem onstrator ro- 8 & ducod to $37,877 our bost - ow- b u y o v o ro n o 2e'WorTior, : s o r S 323 por m o. 180 m os. irful 20% down or trodo equity 596. OAC.r — C o n to c t D onn ls .RIloy o t i "08 T o m S c o t t H o n d a /

W in n e b a g o . 2 0 8 -4 5 4 - ^ 0 3030 o r 206-668-6230.

WINNEBAGO — . Mlnnio 300. Minnlo Winnie ’" 0 Warrior, Brovo, Advonturor ___ BROCKMAN'S RVI ,0 734 -31671-600-773<?167 .

i o 8 IS N O W V E H IC L E S

& E Q U IP M E N TIII-

F T f s s ^ O Qmil. fa;oii . o - • •

r j ^ra ■ Jaai

§ 1996 B4(" s ---------------* 2Id. Cin. t- 2 . c

o

i ! 1996It" S A IR CO N D tTl_ I .P O W E R LOCK

<

1*13,47-< * dO MONTH aOSSHNDteWI

/ . s MUSAYEAJLtfSCUAlMMII

a.

H —

February 5 .1 9 9 6 • '

saki 1 9 8 6 P .o l a r l s 4 4 0 lo n g ros. track . G ood C ond . w / 2 toc l- placo tip trollor. For moro

Info, call 934-4378 .

^ 1991 A rctic C at EXT 550 /off- spodol, $2800. Call ovo^

nIngs 543-4750 '

oiir 1994 Y am aha. V-Max 800 . STIongtrock.1,800m llos,

— ru n s o ro o t, now covor, o a t $3,000 Coll 726-0626 or a y - - -7 3 6 ^)3 5 3 .-m d ' -b y 1096 Po lo fls Ultra RMK.

vol- low milos, lola of oxtras including covor. $5500.

— Loovo m ossago @ 733- luid 0168. M U STSELU lt

145.’ 1996 SklDoo snowmobiles.— Brond now. Mony models

-Bvaitablor^lO O Ooffprtcor^ 800-817-7769.

^ ^ C T I C CA-T93 EXT580 Mountain CoL Low mllos.

fiP- S3300/offor. 438-5567 ;

— A RCT IC C A T '9 4 700 «or Wildcat. Now oggrosslvo dor long track. Hot oog cook- 9 o ra , 7* fiborg loss cargo— slod, hill side handle bars.

Covor, Sorvicod regularly, liko now. $4100. 788-

J 5862 and 768-0846

^ • A t tn . S n o w m o b l l e r a ., G rost-selection of snow

shuttles o i Roy R aym ond Ford. Built & sorvicod lo-

ich - colly by. Charmao.-.Trodo ;0/. Ips woicomo. 736-2480.

1 _ EXCrTER *87* Tltt 2 p l ^ ~ -i tro ilo r w / sn o w g o u rd .

• $1800 Call 734-4668

POLARIS -94 XLT, 654 kH, }p- pipos, 1W track, rear fox lly Shock, alum, skis w/skins.}w___ 1650mi.$4750/offor.30f 736-2903 or 324-2837

POLARIS *95 XLT Spodol j / IW paddle. 600 mis,

Exc. cond. $5000.934-5560

. POLARIS '96 Ultra, now, runs groot. '89 Phozer II like now. Mark-886-7562.

— POLARI8-1990,3 4 0 ,Sport— 2-up. H/T wormors, exc.

-ehBpe.-$1700,-734-5169.-

Is S K I D OO E v e r e s t . '7 7 .)r- good cond, ready to go, y - $550. Call 423-4756.

J SNOWMOBILEor '90 Polaris 650, 2600 ml..U v e r y c l o a n , $ 2 2 5 0 .jo 736-7696______________

SNOW MOBILE 1980 Po- . larla 500 Conturion, 60S J '- kit/plpos. 825-5635

SNOW MOBILES.” P o la r is '9 5 XLT w /m tn.

tiock, $4900 736-7264 _

ly SNOW MOBILES 2 7 4 Su- z uk i's * trailer w /sparo,

or o x c . c o n d . , m u a t s e l l ,»tl $11S0/offer. 543-6415

a t SNOW MOBILES Yamaha 1/ 1987 Exciter, 5 7 0 ,'liquid 4- long Irock. Yomoho '89 -------Pho8or;-485 fan oloctric -— sta r t. Z iem an tilt trailer, or S5000/OII, 734-6392.Idn- SNOW TIRES, 4 studded, id mounted on rims, liko likel 4. - f i t s J o o p C h o r o k o e 9- (P 2 1 5 7 5 1 5 ) $300 . Callst - 673-6676. ________

'S now plow ing i sanding. ft) ^ 4 hr sorvico). C »,Ll ^ 326-3320 o r 4200320.

W e a t e r n s n o w p lo w ,Y $1500 . H ydraulics up &

down. Rlght/lofl 934-4368.

— YAMAHA’96Brond newll V/Mox600,

“ Mountnin Max. Onty 234 ' ‘ " miles w/oxtras. $4950/of- f for. Coll 734-6802.

YAMAHA: 1990 Exciter, - low mllos. Kozlor track, I o x c , c o n d itio n , S3000 . Call 423-4301 ovos/woo-

J kends or 734-2827 days.

3 PASSION FOR THC RO

r/ y e w i i i ^ P A S S

4000SE4X4S C c n PACKAGE

— . O O t J DISCOUfT S 4 DEALER

■ 1 » U / 0 DISCOUN-

9,877 ~v

3 PROTEGE LDITIONING • POWER WINDO >CKS-AM /FM CASSETTE. C

M 5 ,6 9 0

- ^ . - 1 1 3 8,^

r7oB*249/iU M t OOCS NOT HOW*: 1ST PA''M£NT. 1 U040.40iDOWN»-73*W.DOaNOTr<aiJOe;TAX

S T i w i Ti t iV ^ ^ ^ ^ B I I J

iT

\

ig YAMAHAS, 74 ,-292 ,1400 2 mis. $ 3 5 0 .7 6 300 ,2500

ro mis. $450. Both run good. Moke offer. Call 733-0679

^ I — . 9 1 0 ' n _ I t o a v e l t r a i ^ r ^

» 199 0 3 0 'A lpen Lite DL, s . p e rfec t condition Insldo r, ond ou t, o n to r ta ln m e n t 3r conter, ovming, roof AC.

m ic ro w a v e o n d m o ro .7 $17,995 or only $187 per

mo, 120 m os. 20% cash d o w n o r . t r a d e o q u l ty

• OAC.^ C o n to ct D en n is R iloy a t

T o m S c o t t H o n d a /- W in n e b a g o . 2 0 8 -4 5 4 - fg 3030 o r 208-888-6230.

^ 1991 31 ’ AWFA Sun', gor-~ ’ _ goo u s C oach v^lh full llv-0 mg ond dining room. SIWo1 raroty used. Porfoct con

d i t i o n , lu x u r y l i v in g- S21.995 or only $228 per 0 mo, 120 m os, 20% cash 0 d o w n o r t r a d o o q u l ty i- OAC.0 C o n tac t D o n n is R lloy a t «. T o m S c o t t H o n d a / r- W in n e b a g o .; 2 0 8 -4 6 4 - I- 3030 o r 206-686-6230.

- 1996 2 2 ' Boom er by Sky- I. lino, liko new , never usod.w -A w n in g , r o o f A C r o n - - d dosod cargo door on roar. i

$11,995 or only $125.15 0 - p o r m o; 120 ;m os .-20% - -

cash down or tm do equity .- OAC. I0 C o n tao l-O o n n ls R iloy ai■ T o m SCiOM H o n d a ,

W in n e b a g o . 2 0 8 -464 -■ 3030 o r 208-686-6230.

'' A n d erao n 'a R.V. w in te r (Go S outh) Spw dalsl

1994 BIEHRA»29VTrave Trailer vrilh slide out. Rog-

r ular P rico $ 20 ,495 . Ro- ducod to $16,900.

, 1 9 9 4 H O L ID A Y RAM - : BLER 32 ' Trovol Trollor. .

R egu la r P rice $23 ,500 . (1 C oI d W EATHER HOT

PRICE O F $19,900.ANDERSON'S R.V.

1 > 6 d f1 8 2 o n l-e 4 ---------- j733-6756

— i 625^5336: 1_____COMPANION

Quality m ade in Idaho NASH

Atfordable. durable BROCKMANS' RV

734 0 1 6 7 1.600-773<>167

KIT '9 6 Companion 24'B rand new l $12,000 F D od g e- '8 9 1 ton w /l8 '

Trallmax trailer. $12,000 e 37 -4413o r 736-0168 -

Midas self-contained 23ft ■“ traller7Blaep8 '5rS3,000.- “

Naw tlrea. Call 543-6426 "

TERRY '94 19', usod once, lo a d e d , fu lly s e lf c o n - talned. 324-sfeB '

d " " 911 • • i - - £ i i j m £ > r r n A i L £ ^ -

18'.QOOSENECK.flotbod‘ trollor. H eavy duty ton- domoxlo. $ 1800/offer.

' Call 726-3250 doy?. 768-2114 eves.

1995 12’ X 63* Utility with' rom ps. V0693. Ragular Price S1649. Wintor Spoclal S I 275.

1 9 9 6 1 8 ' F o u r P l a c e S n o w m o b i le T r a i l e r . Drive on Drivo off oleclric b r a k e s : Rogular Prico S2395. WInior Spoclal S20S0.

ANDERSON'S R.V.Exit 182 on 1-84 •

733-6756 825-5336

H O RSE TRAILER. C harm ac Doluxo 2 horso Tandom tra lld r, m ostly sll, $3000. 326-5648

lO A D - 9 < 3 P A S S I o ' n PC

m a s r aSION FOR THE

Lj^ 1 5 9 63 ^

m

LX Hows —CRUISE

199=tlCE ■^CKAGESCOUNT-=ALERSCOUNT ,

f m o ' V OHLrr. SKUDTY ocpceft o* Aoausmofj

rAx,TmtCToe*inoocfgo>«'4jc».

i ' I

0 Attn. Cahgo hauler* . OnNil i ) sotectkxioftrftEleraatRoy - 1. R ay m o n d F o rd . Built &9 s e r v i c e d l o c a l l y b y '- . C h a r m a c . T r a d e In a .

VKiIcomo. Coll 736-2480. '

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JAPANESE ENGINE & C------- TRAN8r4X4-epoo«Ua,-------

; 1-60»365:3742

1005 I A N TIQ U E A U T O S& C O L L E C T IB L E S

; CHEVY -551 ton w/bod.also '57 pick-up. Plooso

, 0011733-0453.

I CHEVY’ 1965 Con/otto convortlblo,

m oroon /b lack , PB , 365 HP, m atching num bers , 20K or 21K wllh knockoff.

1 „ C o lt wookdoys 734;9066..- .

: FO R D . M u s ta n g , 1 9 6 8 .' do an & original. $3500 or .'■ T best offer. Can 934-4368r ’

PA C KA R D '5 6 C lip p e r I B lac k & w h ite . G o o d

corn}. Runs. Book p rice- $1900. Must sail, $800,

Call 734-1635, Mari( .

1006 1 . SE M I & HEAVY

50* walk-In sloopor, air and h e a t , fo r a m odel Kon- vw nh,$1500. 543-8747.

C A T '6 4 9 1 6 W h o o l lo a d e r . E x c e l , c o n d . $44,000/offer. 537-6844

- •CHEW"afl8Sy--59."2 tonr '. _ Z 0L cftbu l!J^ 6JlJ lu .an8 - .

mission rebuilt, spud bod& 16 ' b e e t b o d , $ 2 0 0 0 .'7 1 I n te r n a t io n a l tw in sc re w , 392 o v e rh a u led en g in e , 3 0 0 ml. In field

'laa t'fa l l, 5 4 4 transmla- sjon, combo, b eet & spud b ^ , nylon floor, {(ual ram hoist, m otor driven belt. $6000. 637-6217

FORD '7 2 L s e rie s truck, 46O0BS, 5 & 4 trans.. tandem axel, 2 4 0 ' WB, Hlab

- 3 ton boom hos a Buhl 22' .s lid e off flatbed. Coll Brad

at 733-086 9 . __________s V

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POR THI R O A D -| |

IE ROAD-

5B400bLE4 *24,760^; - *1,160 S

i i i96 B2i00 P.l

*9,977. O R

iLY*149/iiio^ m«s TAX AK) o£Aia ooc lie OP *7-

a FO R D 3L N T 9000,300H P, C r - 9 sp d .,-A C a P 8 , eS4>[ 2852.733-5761.431-6975

!! LO A D ERS* GRATERS. F 197 9 3 yd. In te rn a tio n a l

loodor. 1979 2 .yd. Troton l o a d e r . 1 9 7 7 C la r k 6 w heel drive g rader. 1982 - G M Cdum ptnxk.AT.C oII 0 anytime (208)785-5500.

P E T E R B IL T 1 9 7 9 C a b Qovor tnick. W /1982 utility

.Von & 1973 40 ft. tiolbod trollor.«13.000.324-8641 _

t 1007

C H E V Y '7 9 1/2 ton , 3 5 0 ,----- V -8 r-au tO r,P S ,-P S ,4 Ill ,----- ;

543-5245. I Q

CHEVY,1972, y4 ton .au to- , matic, tilt. PS.-$2960. Call -a 734-1306 ovonlngs. ,

1993 Chevy Caprice-I I9920ldsmobae?8-B 1990 Geo1990 Geo Stonn-ûo I989Do3geDayton(E-l 1987 Nissan Sentra uni 1995 Chevy 12 Passeng1994 Chevy SIO Blazer 1994_Chevy,S10.Blazer_ 1993 GMC Jimmy 4-Do(1991 DodgelRam 60 - A 1991 Ford FISO 4x4 Sui 1989 Chevy SIO Kckup

. 1978 Chevy Suburban 4 - -1993 Chevy 3/4-Ton-Picl

1991 Chevy i;2 Ton PicI 1986 Chevy Blazer-WS 1984 Chevy SIO 4x4 Pic:

BUBLI......................... ■ n u p D

G S < 5 > .

FORD BR<~ 5 iv e n l To'Choofe From

2,000 m :a s h %ÂCKDONT COME SEE US...WS Ci

^ t w u i u s i f t n . E736-24

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4X4-CS . . sPACKAGE s *"o»M

DISCOUNT 2 K . ,»w>tj

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I® ■ ' B' $74.W. 18,000' i '

; _________ • ______ - .

D O D G E *92 R a m D 6 0 INI$6,000. Call 4 2 3 ^ 2 1 4 A!

after 6:00pm. ' C

FORD. R a n g er XLT. 1967. JUlow mllos, extandod cob,' Mla ir c o n d . P S , 5 s p e e d . m$4600, 324-3630 OvOS. ci

G.M.C. DUMP TRUCK. 2 5|to n 1 9 6 3 v 6 4 x 2 . C a ll _ !)423-6836 ^

GMC 7 4 hoavy duty V. ton, Irobullt o ng ino & tra n s . . ■9 0 % on tf r o s . f la t b e d L

I w/utillty rock. 436-5823 OMGMC 7 7 S ie rra G ra n d e , ?

3 / 4 t o n , 4 s p d . , 3 2 7 .rocond., exc. body, $2500. l u :7 6 Silverado. 3/4 ton, 4 ^spd., 4 WD, 350, $2500. fu

-837 ^6 2 1 7 . Of

GMC 7 8 ,2 WD. 450, good THcond., bid a t 734-6000. p:

Youll novor know iho value ^ fO d ttin ed u n H y o u u sa tt

■Blue piiH*'_______ :BIttelSilvermm____ite H im ------------ :_l O O J U -----------------------------------

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ickup - BluelBlue sou__IhilelRed sissc —!-------ickup - i i e d USE_____I w i i . j

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»” I B ! _ ' 8 , 9 7 5 ^ 7 , 7 8 1 _

« 2 . > I 2 , 8 4 5 J 1 0 , S I 4 _

K B S _ M 3 , 2 2 5 j l D 7 I 7 _

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INTERNATIONAL'5 4 Âll o rig in a l. New-tlroB.'^ C o u l d b e a ’ShowTnick* ' w/mtn rep ^ r. 736-4604

M Ita u b lah l ’« 4 * . M ighty- Max 25,000mi 5 80. AC,'^ c o s s e t t . - E x c e l . C o n d .$8,200. Coll M aurtdo at W. 733-2671 or 734-3252

• 1 0 0 8 n « ■ - -T R U C K P A R T S i '

^ A C C E S S O R I ^ '

Q M ^ t^ S zoT I xT ^m o to r . H a s t r a n s a n c . transfer caso . 733-0453

LUMBER RACK $250. Al so , campershetl $125 nu full sizo PU, soil togethei

—0 f-se p afa te .-7 3 4 -e6 1 g ^---------------------

T I R E S ( 4 ) G E N E R A L P326/75 R 1 5 & w h e e ls ,- ro c lo v o r h llch fits Fdrd-- $400. Coll 678-1577

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2M3,7«.i‘220 : . 1_*2,164_>246 “

s 'T O O L B O X De

m o n d p la ted , al tDd box. full a t» .

Can 5 4 3 ^

W ET KIT for 8 9 scComptote. $lo3

CaH 43»4264

l o o T

CHEV. 1073 1/2 I 3 8 0 V 8 . A T . C l a U 7 o r3 2 4 -1 2 S 2

CHEVROLET, 197 crew c a b dua lly . o e lv e r h i to h , l< hub* . 454 , ne ed S5460,canflnano

“ , 423 -6177 eves.e7 g 6 d ay » a ak fo f

- C H E V y -» ^ .2 7 1 - do X-tra Cab. »h<

— — -T e a l— C u sto m ewheela. 34K mia be en o frro ad . $2i

Call 670-2326

C H E V y 7 B Bla20 full size. 4X4, goo •2 2 8 0 . Call 733-{ 734-9703. ■

CHEVY '7 9 , H 101 , S lhw ado , full povi

o f e x t r a s , 2 nd c S34S0 con flnancc

______<__________ conBidof.pflrttrac7 3 3 -6 7 6 8 d a y s i C o y o r 4 2 3 :6 m e

C H E V Y '6 2 Blaze p a in t new ttrm . S'

Call 677-3616

C H E V Y '9 3 1 /2 to e x t cab , loaded, i

. .d o pkQf.‘,_bedllnoi th e ft low ml.. prott< $16,800, ee2-38& or 662-3432 evenlf

CH E V Y ' 9 6 to n box, 4x4, extends em erald wtih sllvor seats , 14,000 ml. $: Call 734-1227 a»k

— — — C H E V Y -'9 6 B laz (. 9 6 0 0 m l,'fu lly lo

---------- - ----------- iBathBrimBrtor,-8p$24,600. Call 733<

CHEVY 1869 S-10 s p o r t p k o . 6 5 0pi new tires, air. 70.0 7 8 8 " i0 4 1 o r7 8 S -2

CHEVY, V, ton , lOt cellentcorxlltlon.$1 C a ll73»6860 .

CHEVY, 1975,14 tor — - - s h o r t b o x r 4 s p

$2S00/offsr.Caa32^

CHEVY, S i lverado , Suburban . 90:000

---------- ---------N ew b r a k e s 'i Ks7stereo , h a s Motorol

. b ile p h o n e , $600(733-1234.

CHEVY. Subu rban , 400, AT. front & r& t o r y A C , e l e c .

-------------------- ~w tn(feyi/.'$4200:67?

DODGE 7 4 C lubca b e d w /covsr. 4X4, AC,360. $2995. 67{

DO DOE 1994 3/4 T, mlns d iesel, 22,000

• oxK condition. 324-

FO R O '6 4 R a n g e rp a in t 0X0. cond., ]7 3 4 -7 4 3 2 d a y s or 5 4 6 7 e v es . -

FO R D '8 8 F-150 • Call 734-3261

FORO '69 Bronco II, ed, $8500. Call 834.

FORD ‘90 full size B» X L T . l o a d e d , cu w h e e l s , e x c e l c $11.600. Call 734-6

- FO RD ‘90 long bed m i, d u a l ta n tta , A/ M s e d . L ea d ed $1:

• fTr M. Call735-63S

F0R D .t9.1 R a n g sr . g o o d o o n d . , l o w leOOO/offar. 733-951

FORD '8 1 ,F 1 6 0 ,4x4 5 s p d , d irec tio n a l

_ __________ $7995, 0 ^ 436-856

FO R D '9 2 F -1 6 0 ,6 4 .e L V8 . loaded .’i a rtam/Redrt>lack. '3 ml. $11,-600. 733-69

FORO ‘94 F-160 Stai cab 6‘ bed.w/sheO, 3 ln,AT,XLT.$17,90C

326-6690 evening

--------------FO R D 1985 4X4^F25(Lariat e x t cab, 6 .9 1

---------------------- a«ir4'«pd.-,-tirlly toirtew tire s , b rakes. I

. 26* Coachm an 6th w axe. cond..-»400tfot

‘ • $11 .B b(V b^. 733-3i

"FO RO *87.4x4.F .15C U ria t. 4 spd . fusi ii • d , lo a d ed i E xcel ( $6700-C all 734-673

' O llC ’e * J im h iy 9LT i- Loadedll E x ^ o o n d

J : . . nftla.$20.000. 734-2

QMC 1978 Jim m yA T .P 8 .P B , reb u ltr

. & tra n ^$ 2 6 0 0 . 5 4 ^

J E E P '7 8 C J5 . V0.' ' rea l good, excel c

$3700. Can 733-157^

JEEP,^966Cherokeo PB .4 '«pd,$4260/c Can.S43-6747

N ISSA N , 1»«4 , 4X4._ ^ 0 B b ^ y 8 , r f ^ o o o i

' 4 6 4 9 ^ 678-2432. a

N IS8tA N 1B90SEV 6. . .PO .sD rt cab. cam per I

S e goO /o ffe r.'C a ll L 423*4844 or 733^236

■■ $60 W ^r< l>eit offer.-

TO Y O TA , 1 9 8 3 , g 6; ^ / S B p d . 4X4. $1

'/offer. 678-8583 8ft«

D e lta D la - 4 ‘ .1. alurrfJPU I 1 0 1 0 toS. $125 I VAN & BU SI •6204-= 1 2 --------- CHEVY, 1982 ,% to9 ^ . t r a n s , V8, custom van wl lOOO. New tiro s . AT. A64 ■ , T ra llo r p a c k a g e .

c o n d itio n . R u n s ^ I $3495. Call 543-61

^ _______ PORD, E ce n o lln s ,w o(kvan .302 ,V 8,

^ 1 1 3 2 4 - $70CVoftor.Con73-

99. o r 733- d ( fo rC oy. I - 1 0 2 0j r r i w I a u t o s ' f o r s

. short box. AUDI 'B 7 Q u a tro 1 m e e a te & 5000.-oxcrcond.,-

toseP , $5200,324-

3 2 6 ' ' C A D IL L A C -66 $---------------- 736 -4256 d a y s olaz.or 350, 4319 nights.

CAM ERO'94 5 sp' c d cond,- $13,000

--------------- 637-4413 or 73fr01

CHEVY I 9 6 0 Askii . $7SO/offor. 733-64C

C 0 U 0 A R '6 ftA C .P Looks & runs groat M aritat6B6-7W 2.

f o r o *87 EscorTQ' H ig h o u t p u t . 3 .2

-w ftspd ,.now -tlfM .-

’onlngs. | ,

to n s h o r t G U A R A N T E Endod cab, a p j Cllvor, e lec til.$20,900. î*k for Bill. T h e T im e s N ev• ' g u a r a n t e e s to

l o a d e d ■m ercH afT disi;-8pobb“ :- — a u tc m o t iv e l r33<374i . d a y s a n d re i1 5 - ^ e s t a f e In 1 5 di■nd VB o r r e r u n t h e a c

?o.oobmi: . a d d i t io n a l 7 d j8-2921 at no addltlorTtTT— charge to th

' for the guaran

. forcijstome convenience I

^ n S d ---------- t h e c h a r g e wi r S K J remain the sar 1000, coll

>an, 1977,i .ro arfac - > ■ .} c . r e a r

3 cab .sh rt1X4, ATT. ■ —6784)650 f

4 T, CuRh OOOmUee.>24-7368

! ' a ô r 733 -

------------ S u ;o ll, lo a d - ■934-5941 I ^

e Bronco.

c o n d ,>4-6411./ I . ▼ bod. Low V — , ■;= ; ------

£°°° - . Dej ^ Qua8568. ■ . ■ ■ _____

■■■• S u z istandard ^1(1,351 cu • 1 x 0 0 .800. .LawM . ONT<VolTeror.

.ISO XLT .. R B J I

S 'S ,1 5 r

■ SIK m SID>43-8747 ^ ■

/B.: s - c k W a :

i S i — ' . I f t « « t e i $204ceo,AC, iacludedinav50/Offer.. ■ •

1X4 , ext IOOm/a. • J

i/a. 6 7 8 - , •a .B u r io y . \ M\m,4xA '

persheU. ' . ' i . . . u l

2 2 ? ! - ,

g . -

| , ,g o b d • \!'V; $i800> a fte rs .

I I QOODCnEDTT?'.QBQ BAD CRE0IT7

H 0CBED IT74 to n ,350. ^ îwW hbed. Call Mike E sp a m.A C . P S . Second Chance R na g e . G o o dn s g r e a t . -734-a480or1-6004734t-614Q. Roy Raymond Forfl

n s , 1969, HdNDA *82 Proludo. EV8 . 3 spd. oond. 30K m is. $11.3ioendable , offer. 5434167.

2 y . ° ? ; in o c .Z S B 's o Exc/Ulooer cond. Low mis. lo a dtsen! Uke $13,000. CaO788-692

N IS SA N , A l l l m i . l l lrevenlnos »un roof, 6 ch an g o (rovonjngs y j|,y lo a y d .^ y i c e n ,

I 324-3838, kwvemossfl

ISiid S S S S S S S

1 OH TtF O B u ;

eft dovico' ----------------' A ' t i

U npDollarfori

triUlllllfSI I . . f S i

------ s 6 0 1 M A I Il . 2 l l t o r $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 2M .- V o c y ------ ---------------------733-1243

EED . .

Jews Jto sell _____________ îise, i V> In-7- • -7-^------------real days ad and ^ s X i n M i l M

Ional S H f f f n l l M pthe* ^ ^ m n r n tu M t^rhere

IFanteeIs mav ___ ___i early Tier . . .:e but . ^>will--------- ----------------- ^same.

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E u k i S w i f t • m k i S i d e k i c l o d S e l e c t i o nvnESTJPiMC]t E F ¥ 4 b O <

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IZUKI M K IC K \l4 now1-33. Colon Gf«y. One •itW * t n t o » 0 9 m 60 Bontii ciMcd eod TtM« t

IT? OLDS V r Cutlass S u |F7 m e. '2 door. G ood i? $350Q/ofter 643-6643

___• SUBARU '8 9 DL, 4 d^ sodan. Excollont com^nance on .A tte f6p .m . 733-0(

73^797 SUZUKI '8 2 S w il t 4-< =ord $4500. Call 733-4084.

TOYOTA, C a m rv , 191 1,300/- loaded with extras. 16,<

m iles w arranty Indud--------- - $7990. Call 736-9867.E x c e l . --------------.oadod. “6929 >)m s o check your od i - a a V corroctnesa on tho fli

,1 /? n ’ day that It m ns, a s Tl J - - S * T im es-N ew s la no t r

a ra im oliiiom nM J J S J ' ■ -M m nia .

$ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ V PAYINGS H UHESPOTU S E D C A R S T R U C K StrAmrear,/UnMoilalI

SI-M'LOAN1 T 3 8 - 0 8 8 0 < ÎV Dtck Dlbson.X tM A V E . E A S TS S S S S S S S S S I

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,1 S » 8Ice. U dIu lubject-to prior ta le o r le ue totaling $ 1 2 ,5 ^ .0 0 . Option lo |

iupre- HONDA ‘91 Accord EX,d car. dr., au to ., loaded , pov>4 3 evorytfilng, sun roof, I

w in d o w s , n o w t i r odoor $13 ,000 . 682-3856 da

andlti- or 862-3343 onor 6 pm.-0673 •

j d ^

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i"7l!f A t Roy R aym on ‘ I®; • y o u re-estab lish — ------- y o u th e n e w - o r u^ life a^ ^ Roy R aym ond F

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SUPERCABS^

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10 imrchaie a t te u e end for $5,61€

EX._4_ TOYOTA '78 2 W D. lonj »w o r b o d . $ 1 5 0 0 . 7 3 6 -4 2 6 t |f. tint days or 6 5 5 ^ 1 8 l[,®®' What a rs you wolllng Ion oays piaca ihat claatiriod sc

l»n- . today.

ôra Credit ^ Problems!f/sA Your Credit! i n l c H a a n t l n glo n d Ford, WC c an h e lp llsh y o u r c re d it a n d g e t >ru*ed-vehicle-you w a n t i ------- :an Help!id F ord , o n e o f th e few d e a J e n lo o f fe r . .

W K FINANCINGjd c re d it, b ank rup tc le* , p o o r rep o sse ss io n s o r n o c r e d i t

M A N C E F I N A N C Eopilcatlon and approval!KE Esparzaource Center Managert 6 - 2 4 8 01 - 4 7 3 - 5 7 2 ^

• P o w e r lock s H‘ C ru ise • T i l t ■! & .M ore M lA m m O H K T !

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1994 L I N m CONTIHEHn-Soft cal(5k\n Interior, key less entry, cruise conlrol, tilt steering, air condlllon

. power windows, front wh steering & brakes. - - '

This Executive Series Uncoli Soft callskln interior, keyies

powor windows, power mlirl . cruise control, air eondltl

AM/FM stereo cassettc

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slnlsabsolutolyperiecL^ less entry, power seats. S ">m K iliT o re .pm rdoo rkK ks.^ ditlonlno. tilt storing. bitte,a!ltheopUon8.

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