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morning
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a s t:
P artly clo u d y , s c:a
a ntte re d snow show ers.
H ig h s 2 5 to 3 5 . T<
T o n i g h t in c r e a s in g
c lo u d s, chonce o f s n o 'w . Low s 10 to 20.
. P m ie A 2
I
Adult adoption
m
T w in F a lls
S tu b b s , R -T w in
b ill th a t w o u ld
a d u lt a d o p tio n ;'
a t t:o
o r n e y , R ep. M a rk
F aills
l l s , h a s inuvduced a
c r ee aa lt e .th e p ro c e ss fo r
.
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Immigrant
proposes 2
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T W IN F A L L S - T w in F a lls
“y o u n g city’’ - lac k in g thlee ia rt th a t
w o u ld transfonn its p u b lic
lie p la c e s
lo th e cciiity , a c Weed and ru b 'blsh
b l fines
Jac no dr d dinragwlovisitors
a c ra ftsm a n w fh o h a s
T h e C ity C o u n c ilI to
t( d a y w ill co n sid er
ttu m e d his ow n fro n t y a:rd
rd in to a
stifT er p cn filtics f o r b o th e rso m e w eed s
ssh o w placc for h is art.
an d rub b ish in T w in Fc
F a lls .
K r a s s im ir S la b a k o v ’ss - c a r v e d
P»g«B1
“ t o t e m p o le s ” g r e e t m o t.
p a s s in g h is Loc u st S tr e ec t 1h o m e .___ _____
~ N o w th 'c B W g a r ia n 'lm iiinnii g r a n t
w a n ts to create tw o 3 0 -fob oott p o le s
- o v e r lo o k in g th e S n a k:e
e R
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c a n y o n a t the c ity ’s entrant
ranee, h e
K arl’s quest
s a id , sp eo k in g th ro u g h on
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tim e is running o u t o n h is dream fo r an
“ I h a v e been h a p p y to o bt s e rv e
N B A title. .
ttlh e In c re o sin g in te r e s t o f T w in
P«0«B4
f a lls residents to the to te:m
F
m .p o le s
a t m y house and thot creotci
o te d th is
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lc e a ;” Slobokov w rote to the
lhe T w in ’
— T oum am enttiini
m tm e rc e
T a k e a lo o k a t t hl e g i r l s ’ b o sk etb all
^F a lls A rea C ham ber o f C o)m
e a rlie r this month.
m atc h u p s fo r th e C la s s A -1 , A -2 ond A-3
®
T h e new poles - g lo rified
fled- v e r d istric t to u rn a m e n ts th<
th a t start today and
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pler
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v i e w " from the c h o m b e rr’s
’s v i s i ttoo r s ' ccnter, ju st south o f tth
h ec P e r- w h ether the chom
m b e r can fu n d th e
S uper bore?
rin e B ridge.
projcct w ith unbui
m dgcted m o n e y o r
■ D e sp ite h eav y b e ttin
T h c ch o m b e r’s b e o u tiric
i ngg o n Dallas, sotne
f icia tio n corhm unity spons(
iso rs, Just s a id .
p ro footb all ex p erts s»a y Pittsburgh h a s a
c o m m itte e quickly g a v e th e p r o I cc
S lo b ak o v hoss ai s k e d f o r a b o u t
c h an c c fo r a b ig S u p e■rTB
E o w l upset.
p o s a l a "thum bs up,” c h a mi b e r D i pc
S 5 ,0 0 0 to c rea:c
te tw o h a n d -c h is P«9 e B 4
re
r e c to r K ent Just said. B y .FFeb.
eb 13, e le d .m a s te r p iesec e s - n o t m u b h
a fin a n c e com m ittee w ill! dc
d e c id e m o n e y for the j oob,
t Ju st s a id . T h e
c i^
to p u t "m iu ch p rofound w o rk " into
th e cruatic
rations, using u style he dev e lo p e:d
d in
ii T w in Falls. H e 's still
tr y in g to c h o o sc 0 d u rab le w o o d
s u ita b lee fo r carving.
T h e ppoll
o le s ’ o rnam ents - " specifi c a l l y s c lle c t e d to c h a r a c te r iz e
- X w i a - F aa ll l s o re a _ a n d ^ d a h o i^ —
w o u ld in c lu d e lo c a lly import:<ni
c re a tu rcc s^,js u c h as fish ond an eag le . h e soid.
sai
C arv ed faces w ould
d e p ic t hluu m
rr o n s' m any m oods,
Slabako^
ik o v ’s drcum is to "ch a n g e
th is to w/nn and
a
he lp m ake it a m ore
a ttra c tiv/ee ppla c e ," his letter said,
A ch oa m lb e r boord m e m b e r su g - •
g e ste d to
te p o les decorating the
totem
re d e v e loo p iin g O ld T o w n d is tr ic t;
Ju st said.
icfore T w in F oils b ecom es
n -p o le c ap ita l," the cham I try to gouge c o m m u n ity
to the creations, Ju st said,
o concem ed-about vandals
ge^ conyon-rim attractions, .
k ov brought his fam ily o f
0 th e U n ite d S ta te s fo u r
o ,-lo o k in g - fo r-o -p lQ c e ---------B u l bgefo
0 %voodcarver f<Sr
“o to lcmlobokov,
-pi
could expand his talen t
b e r w ill>. tr^
re a c tio n recognition.
to
Igoria,
S
labakov
taught at
•H e ’s a ls o ci
______ W ith t h e c o l l a b o)rraa tlo n o f h i s w i f e a n d so
w h o ta rgchooL
e t ■ foiU > udding-^nists. ' _ - . F ^ l s r e s l d e n f K riai is s l m l r S l a b a k o v , a b o v i
. th e In te rn a tio n a l B io --;-------h e s a id ____
t h e s e t o t e m p o l eBS
s a s r o u g h m o d e l s o f th
S lo b o kIIo vC e n tre in C a m b rid g e ,
t w o 3 D -fo o t p o l eIS
s h\ e h a s p r o p o s e d c a rv l
, intlcluded him in a listing
.a rtis ts to
T w in F a l l s A r e a C hh a m b e r o f C o m m e r c eowemwTWNwi—y
^
e o r s - a g'oor l, d 's in te lle c tu a ls a n d
w h e re S lobt
____I c e n t e r s o u t h o f th ee P e r r i n e B r i d g e .
s c o n tin u e d co lla b o ra - •
btfcw
18 y e a rsp, eci
th e c h a m b e r w ill allo w
an d fin d 1rec
chambi
n b e r’s bo ard is g e n e r a llyy in
i S 7 ,0 0 0 p e r y o r d , Slo
;sum e full-tim e, corviny _ ,
In B u lgor
favor roo f th e p ro ject, an d th e re: ’s 0 T he p ric e h e i s askir
—s o n , Tw in
„ h;ph > colleag u cs-o t-h o m c ’- a s
g o o dd ( c h a n c e th e t o t e m p oole
le s sy m b o lic a m o u n t o five, d r e w
In 1 9 9 3 lest
. th critics. Slabokov ond
couldd t be erec ted b y su m m e r,•, h e said.
th e
g r a p h ic ain
l cCv , h is friend ond intersaid,
T h e a r t i s t s a i d he
th ey a re " o n the sam e
E n g lo n d .lyinc
E lse'
s e w h e re in th e N o r th w eesstt, th re e o r f o u r m o n thvs in g f o r t h e
voiting fo r th e gun signol
totemn ppoles can sell for m o re thai
than his s to n e c o rv in g jo b »ir v is ito r s ’
artists. > start running.”
■ H e hopes
tio n w ith th
ilabakov said , him to re s u r
c in g -is-ju si-a w ith —h is co
Sleep and hormloi
ones
/
)f m oney." h e his to u g haeirm
st a n S te v e A n to n e , a '
I S 0 t
.
T hoA sso
i f m ela to n in is n ’t th
t h ee a n sw e r, m ay b e
^
M ilen Kune>
1, said th e ossociation w ill
'in so m n ia is b ein g c a u sseedd b y d eeper p ro b - I
.
BOISE
le would lo k e p re te r. s am
y _tlp f a d d itio n a l re v e n u e
5E — T h e th ir d w eek o f the
tl Idaho
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tu re’s 1996 sessio n will Ifoc:
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ling educa- 3
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tion i n iill y3 e a r w hen sta le r e s o u r ^« aare tight.
g e olso w ill include a bill
lo n d a y , th e J o in t Finance-A
e u r d ’A lene to the list o f
W A SH IN G TO N — C ontrai
trad ictirig o th e r
„ tio n s ^Ceom m ittee w ill start.golog
m u n ilie s" allow ed to im R eep u blicjm leaders. H ouse Me
llic
s
c
h
o
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ls
b
u
d
g
e
t.
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tradi
:ol
toxes to offset the cost
e r D ic k X rm ey sa id C o n g res:
out h a lf o f a ll general stale
lie lax revB a tt u n v esile
ilc d th e m e o s u r e o n Frid
U tio n
Sto . ra ise th e federal d ebt ceiling
ling n e x t m o n th
u/i,
C om m ittc cT C H rism
o irr .
^ h e n h ig h e r e d ucation IsI a<
added in, a im e d a t e n d ir
in g a g r ic u ltu r e ’s ex em p t)
e H
Id a h o sh o u ld m o v e s lo
l w ly o n chan g „^ ^ | ^ ^ | | | | | _ unless Presii
t s id c n l C lin to n
Rupert R epublicon,
sdouse o n Friday, B oise
•ly th re e -q u a rte rs.o f the stale
ate budget, from th e 1917
7 lilow requiring m o s t o th e r e
to jld low m okers they w ill
_
in g its spe e d lim it^a g uneess t editorial says.
I- H I
osk f o r s o m e f o r m
,G O P bud g « 'P hil< B att-ahd-educalion-lea
le a d e rso re —ployers-to-provl
x>vide c o v ero g e -fo r-th eir WOI
te st'fo p B T C g io n a l'tran sit '
— —
PaB »A 6 —
sharing from th e suite
nillio n o p a rt in th e ir recom
om m endo- ers. Seruite Den:
)em ocrats also in tro d u c e d a I
k-cstem Idaho. C oles said
ing authority.
r pu b lic sc h o o ! funding. Th<
r h e gover- o n F rid a y anidd R
1 ep. M ark S tu b b s , R -Tv
T he cities p a e k olg
g e fo
i r funding from som e
Its g e n e ra l fu n d support o ffS 6 8 9 .5 Foils, h a s his ow
o w n version.
Ihot c o u ld a d d C o le
e u pr ro p e rty tax.
« R e p u b lic n n s
w h ic h w o u ld b e up obout
It S
$30 m ilT h e H o u s ee,, ’w h ic h a llo w s p re - filin g
57u-m
Idaho " reso rt co m m
i em b er H ouse G O P
h s to n c o u rsc
im th e c u r r e n t budget. Ed
E d u ca tio n leg islatio n , pass
lossed five b ills a n d s e n t the
pport
pose ad d itio n al lo co
l t B a tt's holdback o n ­
ivant a b o u t $ 7 1 2 million,
to th e S e n a te
;e 1lo st w ee k . H o u s e S p e ak
it to g iv e th e g o v e rn o r
Mass graves
idoy o f d e a lin g w ith to urisn
I b n n g th e fis ^ h e bo
jo v e r n o r a l s o h a s rcc o m rm e n d e d M ic h a e l Simip
psi
so n said a n o th e r e ig h t bi:
th e cut i f m ore m oney
Ition
In 0 speec h to th ee H
A U .S . ofTiciol w ill ggiv e.n ew . evidence
n illio n for h ig h e r education;
on; educa- could b e approv
roved by T ue sd a y . A n d by‘ emt
ater.
r
M ayor B rent C o le s toli
o f m o ssac re d B o s n ia n . M u s lim s over to, I d n
ie rs w ont $ 1 8 9 .8 million.. 1The col- e n d o f t h e wveek
ee a b o u t 4 0 H o u s e -p a s/ork^—
si
to c ur spendget-a: fu n d in g re q uee sagcncics
r
H o^e R
ei b l S s in
ISp’n
I” "
th e Y u g o slav w ar c r i m e s itribunol.
system got b ills c o u ld b e on their w ay to t h e S enate.
d u n iv e rsities in the state sys
5e 2st6 m illion overall. The
1
bill
authority
in
so
u
th
w
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r
m
e
y
p
a
rtic
u
la
r
a
h
T
v
e
b
e
c
n
r
e
.
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llion in th e cu rre n t budget,
et, but the
C o m m itte e!s
s ore
o facing e a r lie r d ead lin
fw in s e n s o r s ore lo o k inik
g efi up a b o u t S9 m illion '
lu c to n t to pc
Anti-soclal troops
'
. goCcmor's
their fo r fin ish in g th
thee ir w ork th a n in p o s t yeai
r's sp en d in g h o ldback r ^ uIuced
o
sch o o ls holdback
I film
iinding m easures fo r the 1996
source o th er thon t hpublic
ep
p o r tb y S 3 .5 m illion,
an d S im p so n ho
has been p u sh in g s ta te age
A m e ric a n so ld ie rs a r•e
e nn 't w e ll liked b y I r auis
is e th e d e b t c e ilin g u n t i l
g of
Lost w e e k , th e 5I.7a-in d w ill use unexpecte r im p o rta n t b ill could gel
e l its first c ics to s u b m itI dth<
ie ir proposals q u ic k ly , :hem caucus voted to su pI pendow
m ent fund eam m a n y B o sn ian s b e c a u s e tth e y “are ecting
Hlo
o tu s e m o v e s closer to th e R
Rce p u b lic a n s ’
o
lis w e e k . S e n . D av id KLerrick
er
iation
o
f
Idaho
C
itie
s
w
ill
pr
o
f
T
h
e
A
ssociatii
;t.
like p o lic e m e n /'o n e r e s id e n t said.
I sev(
w e n -y e a r balanced bu d g e t plai
oker Slate s p e n d in g , b u t ti
I, th e R e p u b lic a n floor lead
sader, w ill sen t its legislativ
stive paekoge to th e H d u sebills
u ' flexibility to re sto re’ w
P ae«A 7
T a l k s o n th e b a la n c e d buc
tho u ld h o v e g o n e to
S X = . b ro .c c “
i
sation bill ^ co m m itte e this
v eek. B ut a s u su a l, th e pn
t B a tt’s w o rk e r’s compensat
is w
0 th e n e t re s u lt is ihot
dov,
o w n l a s t w eek; a n d it’s unli
r the becom es avoiloble latei
. n lik = ly .,h e r c S X “? olo
l m m e r c c 'a n d H um an R'e
R e so u rc e '' p o sa ls'fa c e -a hhoi
a id tim e g e ttin g t h r o u g ssed
th
Batt o rdered s u t etiove
a{ to sustoin a S4 mil-'
P l e a s e s e e D E B T /A 2 CommillMee.
h ighly conservati
vative panel.
ing by 2 pcrccnt, o r S2<
incs Legislature w ill m oke
iars, o f the $ 13 m illio n pub
FUmmakers’ para<
-a d is e
gen- from a reserve fund, ar
; *4
T h o u s o n d s " o f m o v i e8 nm a k e r s , m o v ie ' I
cd ^ w t h in sc h o o l c r
- ~ l o v e r 3-fln d -m o v ie-b u y « 3 -ta r e expected-in— ----------fc r— ^
pre- ings to ofTset th e rest.
P ark C ity , U tah, o v e r th
t h ee n e x t w eek a t
: tax
B u t th a t m o n e y w
th e S u n d an c e F ilm F e s tiv
a
ival.
pro- sch o o ls o n y w o y . s o ti
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that public scihbols w ill hav<
lion d ro p in funding.
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C itie s o n 'th e O h io R ivv eeir a r e the latest
v ictim s o f h eav y ra in s a n d m eltin g snow
in the e a ste m U n ited S ta ttee s .
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W e a t h e r ............ 2
F o ccuui e ............ 1-2
N a tio n .......... 1 ..3 ,
L e ggaall n o tlc e s 2 -3
O p in io n ........... ..6
C l ais sa l f le d ......2-6
W o rld .................. 7
W (98t....................8
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F e aattuu r e s .......1-6
S e c tio n B
D e aa rr A
. b b y '.......4
L o c a l....... ............1
M o vviei e s ............. .5
Q b ltu a r l6 8 ....;..2
C o mmUl c s ............. 6
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I t ’s h a r d to fa th o m a l l th ao i h a s h a p e n e d to Price since S ep temnber,
be w hen h e
• le5fftt h is jo b o f 10 y e ars s e llinlgg <
c a r s to ta k e
p j o b in th e o d v e ^ sin g d epartr
a rtm e n t a t th e
Cto
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S u n d a y w ith on o y ore f o r h is p e a c e p ro -
K n ig h t-R id d e r N e w s !
JE R U S A L E M — Y
ning 8 5 p c r c e n t o f tl
d e n t- o f th e f i r s t PoN
C o u n cil, e m e rg e d S u n
APphMB.
w h e lm in g m a n d a t e f<
r ic e , t h e L u n c h M e n u Mi
M a n , v i s i t s s t u d e n t s aItt G
C re e n w a y P a r k E le cess w ith Isra e l.
But h is n e w c o u n c i
N.(.C .
m e n ta r y' S c h o o l I n C h a r lo tte , N
' m a y .g iv e h im fits.
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alw ays' w a n te d to be a cou
:ountiy th in g e v ery t im e /’ 1Price, 33, s a id in a n I'nU n o ffic ia l r e s u lts
singer, b utt di id n ot v ie w h is new posi
o sid o n te rv ie w . “ I figured
ired, ‘N o o n e ’s lis te n in g
is
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show ed th a t 5 0 o f hthe
to fam e o n d fortune,
asa .tic k c ttc
anyw ay; so le t’s jo
jokk e around a l j t t l e . ’ ’’
toim11p c o u n c i l . ” s a id
88~ c o u T ic ilts c n ts w
c d ," P ric e s a id , “to spenda nm ore
..*'1 wanted
H e n o tic e d thh a t n e a r ly e v e r y d o y ’s
1 oplr o m in e n t h u m o n
g
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to
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tim e w ithI m
r y g ir ls ” - w if e C alhie
ie a n d m enu see m e d to 'eend
n w ith fiv it o n d a ro ll,
A r a f a t’s F o to h P o ;till
r ty , d id n ’i k n o w lote
daughters,, M
N aria, 3 , and.'K ara, 2.
w as doing it. ‘F R U U U Il“B y T h u rsd a y , I wa
n h is c o u n c il ra c e
bul m o n y w in n e r s /aorc
O ne 'o f PPrric e ’s first d u tie s at the nc
new s- IT T ... an d o ROLL
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lie
om
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to
r
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ly
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p a p e r w as i
n c h eyes tw in k lin g .
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C obarrus C o u n ty SchoolsB fi
m enu for Ci
for a
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heard th e t a p e r s h c w o rm in d e d le o d e r s . o nwa -o n t s e p a r a tio n o f ■
call-in lin e*,.
,.
,
ried th a t h e c o u ld1 be
be fired.
e A ra fo t, b u t th e y •
lysts sa id .
“ It w as k in d o f d u l l d o in g the sa
sc m e
Pl
P l e a s e s e e M E N U /A 2
, " I d o n ’t t h i n k t 5e
h is e e A R A F A T /A 2
w ill b e 0 r u b b e r - s to m
. J o n a th a n K u tto b , a pi
rights lo w y e r w h o s till
Sundoy i f h e h a d w o n
in Je ru sa le m . " P e o p le
ry d e m o c r a c y . T h e y
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p o w e rs. T h e y lo v e A
;
A -2
TImos-NoWi
goWs. Twin Falls, Idoho
Mom
o n d a y , J a n u a r y 2 2 .1 9 9 6
iho forecasts;------------------------------------ ■
M ondiVr.jM
.Ji .2 2
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lha* rorecut for dayilme condiliotw uxl
aad high tempenturci
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CMADA
-Today;
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WASH.
^| r••------- —
K
■
Exten
snded reglonal-foorecast
k.
k
“
Wednes
besday and Thursday cloudyy 'with a good chance o f
snow. Lov
Lows in Uie teens east and 20s
IS ’west. Highs in tho midthe imid-30s.
20s to the
Pridayci
ty cloudy and colder with a chanc
ince o f snow. Lows 5 to 15
castandli
115 to 22 w est Highs in the 20sIaeaS to the lower 30s west
.,n a iB r
I
j
uiwi
Idaho
:•...
•
P a lle
Twin Fi
Ms
Max Min P ep
Boise
- 40 31
.15
Burley
35 30
.10
.,. Folffleld ..... m,
Gooding
m
HaflOfinon m
Idaho Falls _30_
30 _ ^27
.04
Joromo
33' 28 ' .16
33
Lewiston
40 33
.02
Mo^ad
35 31
.02
Malta
38
McCall
m
•
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Lsstyear
Norniol
39
5 0.
36
2 9 ' .52
23
.....
16
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35
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15
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S k y w a tc ^
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H
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E i
E )
SWOWtHS ftW
E
G 3J
E 3
T.3Jt
r.3jwus numies
E 3
S
snow ne
-' P
R a in , Sl
snow pelts
Min P e p ;
il S
^
Tod.,CO
f cold wiUi scatteredisaow show
bwers. Local brisk north
Ida]
Idaho: H ig ^ 40 degrees at Lewi
ewiston and Boise. Low , 15 degi
;grees al Sun Valley.
winds east
1
u t and
souUi central. H ighs InI the
tl low 20s to low 30s.
Mqi
Motion: H i ^ 84 o t Miami, Flo.
'la. Low, 23 below a t W illiston,:N.D.
Tonight cold.
cot A few lingering mountai
tain snow showws east. 1__^
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______________
OUjcrwisep
se partial clearing with local voi
i-alley fog or low clouds
wesL Lows
IWS locally zero to 10 above no
north and east and teens
elsewhere.
1
re. Tuesday local valley fog we
vest in the morning. In- ■ ■
CTCOSlng dclouds
o
wiUi 0 chance o f snow
rune to (he Notional W eather
S<
w north and west in the
T Servicc
rodio bond ot VHF-FM 162.4 or 162.55 MHZnftcmoon.
n. IPortly cloudy central. Cootii
>fcall423=4423.
-----itinucd cool wiiHTiighs
or
c
mid-20sats
d a t to lower 30s west.
tierfr Utah
N orthe
nation
1 : " E r p ^ c ip S
------------------- Salmon
Stanley
Sun Valloy
COiO
Today
p
ly portly
cloudy. W idely 4cat
:attered snow showers.
l
.
H igftsiniS
I the mid- dOs. Northwest wiadi
Ids 5 to 15 mph. Tonight
Jhion T LOW
m
increasing
ng Iclouds.'Low s 15 to 20.- Tue
le sd a y cloudy. A slight ^
chanceofsi
U -________________•
91 snow .Jlighs in.Uiejnid-JOs.
Northe
hem Nevada -7
Almahi
hac
50
>d River Valley
isiire Valley
Treasi
. r
'
gSSe
U
|l .
• Dallas
57
26 .........
Denver ’
55
22
- Dee Momes-------37------^1»—
------.-D etroit--------30.. J . 1ff_..»-.._- .
-Honolulu,.88
74 ____
Houston
68
74 ....
Indianapolis
36
1 7 .......
Kansas Cl»
^42
U
.......
Las Vegas
62
'
37 ...
(.oa Angelos
60
46 .60;
Memphis
45
35 .02
Miami Beach 71
67 ....
Mllwaukoo
. 32
14 ....
Minneapolis
28
6
....
New Orleans 63
46
New Yor1<
32
26 ....
Oklahoma City 59
19 ....
Onwha
42
12 ....
Phrv.nl,
64
36 ..........
_
Eh
Pittsburgh
38
24 ....
Portland,
Mo. 24
11 ....
P oi
C 1BBB ^^W «alHT. Ine.
Poi
Portland.
Ore. 45
40 ...
<
Reno
34
. 2S .
St. Louis
35
18 ....
33 .01
au
swww PT.aouoy c to w r [ ’ Salt
| | | U k e City 42
SanFrancfseo 55
48 .60
---------------------- ----------------Set
-Seattle------------- 40-------32-—7t;t;—
Spokane •
33
. 30 .51 .
-W&shlngton------ 34 — 2 2 ------ u-
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Today
p
ly portly
cloudy. Scattered snow
9w showers. Highs in (he
mid-20i.T
s. Tonight increasing clouds. Lows
L<
zero to 5. Tuesday
A jallgltt
flf ewwiv
________ cloudy.A
*s4n4hc-mid-20s,---------- 2 FRONTS:
Mm
.
a*pa
Mparat* hlQh Iwnpmtura »OM (or (h«
sy portly cloudy. Scattered snoi
low showers! Highs in the
lower 30!
30s. West w inds 5 to 15 mp
n p h .T o n ig h t increasing
• clouds.. Lc
Lows 10 lo 20. Tuesday cloi
loudy. A slight chance, o f
Highs-25-to-357-— --------------------- sr>ow.-Wg
e a a a
fThe AccuWeathei'*foreca
sc a s t for noon, M o n d a y , J aann . 2 2 .
Valley
^
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M agic
jlc
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—
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K
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For current rood conditions, call
Fo
these numbers: Boise, 37^8 0 2 8 ;
Shoshone, 886-2266; Pocotello,
2 3 3 -6 7 2 4 ; R igby 7 4 5 -7 2 7 8 ;
Ul
Utah
801-964-6000; the E lko,
Nev.,
Nc area, 702-73M 888.
Westit showers drenc
n c h E a s t
Month lo date
vith ndflilinniil nfjruTwii.
ate:_________1.S 1 ___ Snowndv
adyi»oiyjodoy,.snOitJikcly_syil
Normal mo.I.tcto dale:
.82
lations o[>rf I1-2 inches. C older. H ighs
hs in the m iddle 30s.
Press
, strong wind blew from
Ahead o f Iho weolher' system
sys
Water yoar•to
to d ate:
partly cloudy and colder. SligI
6.14
Tonight pari
i{^t chance o f evening • le Associated
'
Nonmolyearti
Bwers. Lows 20-25. Tuesday' ii
th e S ie rro to th e n o rthh e rrn an d c e n tra l R o c k ie s . In
increasing clouds and
ir to dato:
3.87
snow showe
Rain fell along the West Coasi
d cold. Highs neor 30. Chonce: o f snow 70 percent,tooast on Simday, wiUi snow inI Wyoming. Ihe gusts rcache
iched 63 m ph at Lander an d 60.
Comfort
rt factors
S r S o20ppercent this evening.
Uie; inlohd
ir
mountains, and showe
3WCIS were scattered o v er Uie> mph ot Casper.
iTsliding”iicro8sTtheTEasrprodueied~"
A 'w cak w ca U icr'sy st^
sli
al
v .- s r ia a h o
26 ~
Baroiribfofall
j m m a r y —
An areoo'f slow pressure*spreai
read rain along Uie coost fromI light rain showers In the SouU;
^uthesst, with o mix o f n in , ftcezm
south
uUiem California northward
ii
•d into
Woshington, w ith the ing drizzle ond light snow
IW sshowers extending northw ard
The Uppet
pper Snake and Southeast Highli
m
.....
Wonds were among the. rainn turning
it
to'snow in the Cascod
codes and Uic Sierra Nevoda.
along
the
coast
into
New
Engli
inglond.
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last sections
>ns o f ldaho to rcceive snow 'o;
on Sunday ss o stomi
s„(
Snow fell ot elevations as low
t 500 feet above seo levelI
)w as
Elsewhere, o few areas o f light
I
snow were scattered o v er
passed throu
irough the state. Blowing snow
ow continued to cause
-n'r
northwestern Washington.
UienorUiem P lains.'
visibility in thc Island Park orco.
or
Widely scattered " 5Farther
°!
east, 2 to 4 inches o fr snow
sni fell during Uie m orning
Sunday’s tem perature extrem
ext
es around the L ow er 48^
snow flumes
ries occurred were around the souUiwest,
so
os'well. PreSunset today 5:39 p.m.
lund Idaho Foils, Idoho, and wind
win piled Uie snow Into 2 - to states ranged from a morning
ling low o f 23 below zero ot H alinowfall reports include on estitr
0m
‘
liminaiy snov
imoled 17 inchcs at Uie
Sunrise tom onow 8:01 a.n
bot drifts.
lock. Minn., to on early after
iftemoon reading 'o f 75. at Miami
4c '<
lodge, 4 to 6 inches in the hif
[ligher elevations o f Uie
L unar phase; New. Jan. io
20riirs l quarter,
P**
(n
northem
N
evada,
inoderate
tc
le to heavy snow was reported ond Homesteod, Flo. The lowest
and 1 inch o r less at lower ele
low
wind chili wos 50 below
elevations o f the south
Fob,
l»ullie«!t miii
Jan. 27; full. Feb. 4; lastt qimncr.
qi
und Elko.
Since Saturdt
urdoy. M ullan Pass had Ui« highest
hi]
reported snow arouni
zero at Cut Bank, Mont;
depth withII li
15 inches Sunday morning. A t 3 p.m. MST, temV l ^ planets: Morning,.Jupiter.
Jl
Evening: Satum. Venus.
pcmtures w
weim mostly in Uie lower to middle
m
30s sutewide.
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H h e 'HH o u s e u n le s s ' it carries w ith
it il C ^ n tT n u e d fro m /
BEV ERLY H IL LS, C alif,
(, P)— c o m e d y o r m usii
if,(A
: w ill be a n y £ toec
! s jn _ s e ttjin g jlic _ 5 0 mnccth
sic al. Its pro d u ce r,
Travo:
avolta, who ended a long c a i ^
E c .s
t in g .tb iitJs.a.su b stan tiaL st
w a n t- a n - in d e p ejnn d e n t- c o u n c il- a s — — ms
d ifferen ces before
i re s id e n t C lin to n o f oDur
re P
u r a g e n d a o f decreasing Uie
’’E m m a Geotge’M illcr, occ
^ te d T f jn > o ijo r r < r - d io i^gh'tlast
^
“
S
e ftsc -o lT d -S c risib llltyrr’']
year with “P i a ^ H o 5 f .'
s
hc siz e w e ll.”
•
T hom pson’s adaptation o f' Uie
Uit l9Ui- liis anim al c ast an
; ■ d eliv e rs h is Stale
te o( f th e U n io n od- a n d1th e intru siv etiess o f govetrimi
and 400 crew m em - commen
m ented, “I d o n ’t know ex a c tly
nm ent.
E v e n a s s o m le
e c o u n c il c a n d i^
centuiy Jane A usten n ovel,.ww<o n b e st ■bets,declaring,“A
. ; ; dre ss o n T u e s d aly.
y .'C o n g re s s retu rn s ...
M1otofpeoplchelpcd. w hat: IT’v
v e done to deservv.the.good
d a te s f r e t t e d a bboo u t^ lh e d e la jr in '
jdrtunatic
n,
p icturc ho n o rs aItt S
from a tw o-w cekc rci
Sunday bring th is littie ppig
i| to life, inducting , will,”” an
rcccss o n M o n d a y .
"W
a n d he ack n o w led g e t . R ^
Wie h a v e a H o u se that is com
•m rm it- a n n o u n c in g r c s uu llts , an d . o fiic ia ls ‘ . ■„,'g
night’s G olden Globes.
;•
“L et’s n o l ployy gt
gom es w ith th e
te d tc
Universal, w ho sai
said, ‘A talking pig? Hubbard
jard, Uie foundcrdf Scientology/
^ io „ gg lis t o f v o tin g ir-'
to g e t t i n g t h i s jo b ' d o n et,, as n d
j icolas C age, tbe dcaUi-wIsl
N
* I tu re q f th is countiy
wish alco- Sure, w h y not?*” N
Itry o r th e c c o n o m y w e’re
Miller concluded his
.Kidmi
r e g o in g to u s e e vety instrum
d m an w on fo r he r ro le In th e
f e s u l a r i t i c s , inCei
:e m a tio n a l m o n i}jol
[lolic o f “L eaving L a s V egas
: o f this co u n try ,”’ W
Wlhite H o u s e C h ie f w e c a n to m o v e th e ball forw
gas,” and . r c m i ^ b y putting
i
gatc^p
ig sn o u t. '
d a r kforce
l e ‘T o Die For” about b eing
ar
ivard,
t o r i n g g r o u p s prc
iro c la im e d S a tu rght
Sharon
S tone, th e treacherou
rous wife . M el G ib s o n w o n b e st d ire c to r famous
• o f S ta f f L e o n Pane
anetta s a id la te r on he sal<
s m urdoous. She thanked
a id .
.
us and
•
d a y ’s e l e c t i o n sI ia n o v e r a ll s u e h{„ “Casino,”
w o n best dramat
I “M e e t th c Press,”” w arn in g th a t C linmatic act- honors fo r h is Scot
A.rr nm e y s a i d h e w o u ld supp<
a ttish independence “evcryon
y o n e w ho has ever been n ice to
p p o r t c e s s . T u rn o u t w aass e s tim a te d a t 75
n
g
awards.
: to n w o u ld not accep
cept a d e b t lim it cx- lin k:in
in g th e d e b t lim it in c re ause
epic “ B ravehcait’.’ iand John Travolta me” and paid tribute to ber husband
se to . p e rc e n t.
'‘A n d n o o n e is m o re sut]
; ten sio n w ith strings
surprised and N icole K idmaan
a won Globes for T o m C nru ise “for such ten d ern e ss,
Igs a tta c h e d .
. longua
^ a g e te rm in a tin g the Conimei
mcix:c
“ I a m v e r y plcaj
sa sc d w ith th e re iha,
.•
L ast w e e k on th
UieA .som c_neivs.pn> r_D epar
h a i u n c . J 3 K l l S t o n c ^ i . "■“01^.iL’s-a
0:
g in g .in a -c o m e d iy.or-musical.-----------y.
love-aiid
> a m n c n t,- a - to p - p rio r ity - o5f-f _l th c _ s t,its - o f tb e - c ie d r rio
and-happiness,-and-thisw o u ld — ic n srw h ic h " w e re -------- 'am
I m iracle.”
g r a m , H o u s e Bud"
lu d g e t C o m m i t t e e R ep u b lic o n C o n g re s s , tmd preve
In h is occeptonc
nee specch, Gibson be noUiin
lUiingwiUiouthim.”
event- t io n e in e x tr e m ec ll y d if f i c u l t d ir C
C
age
w
o
n
h
is
G
olden
Glol
1’ C h a i r m a n J o h nI K
K. a s ic h , R - O h io , in g tthh e T r e a s u r y s e c r e ta r y ffrr to m fc u m s ta n c e s ,” saic
31obe for said:“I d i d n ’texpei
pecttogctUiis.”
Thom)
om p so n w on a scree n w ritin g
lid
f
o
r
m
e
r
P
r
e
s
i^,,0
inother story about love and
I
l'. g a v e a s s u ra n c e ss th a t R e p u b lic a n s “e v e: r a: g a in r a id in g th e tru st fu
id loss
in
M any in th e aui
m dieoce w ere also G lobeBfoi
fuon d s d e n t J i m m y C ai nr t e r , w h o le d a
fo r ber adaptation o f A usten’s
lo s
j is Vegas.
*; w o u ld ex te n d thes go
s u rp rise d b e ca u sc
g o v e rn m e n t’s bor- o f fedi
ise o f an cxp e cte d “Sense
i^deral w o r k e rs ’ retirem entt ppiro - d e l e g a t i o n o f m
le ai
a n d Sensibili^.” She fism ed
mi o n i t o r s . “ T h i s
, “F o r m e,' it’s a storybook (
• I r o w in g o u th o rity
)k dream swell o f su pport fo
ly tb e f o r e F e b . 15, gramns.”
s,
for
Ron
H
o
v
w
d
o
f
h
e
r
spee
p e e c h as it m ig h t h a v e b e e n
e le c tio n is th e Hrsi
r
s
t
m
a
jo
r
s
te
p
fo
r
con
o m e tnie,” C age said.
!•' w h e n in te r e s t due
“Apollo 13” an d A
ue to b o n d h o ld e r s
A fte
Ang Lee o f “Sense written
f te r C lin to n la st N ovem ber \Y®J d e m o c r a c y f o r tl
n bbjy Austen herself, and the ret
h
e
P
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l
e
s
t
i
n
i
a
n
In a n in te rv ie w la te r Cag<
______
w o u l d j u s h ih e de b:ebt
t b e y o n d th e cur* to e dl a d e b t c e i l i n g m e a su re w i
'age told and S o isib ility ,” w
v ho were consid- suits w er
ere lulorious. She noted th at
, w j t h p e o p le a n d f o r P all
a le s lin e ."
D)ick
y C lark w h at attracted him
im to the eicd f a v o rite s
K re n t $ 4.9 trillio n limi
limit.
sim ilar
the authc
la r m tr ic tio n s , T rta su ty Sect
u th b r w ould have und ersto o d
>ecreA r a f a t, s l i g h t l /y »e m b a rra s s e d b y
iim; “ I th o u g h t i t's th e mlost
ost nonfl
" Jo h n K nsich’s w
wilillin g n ess to vote tary R
“A t th e r is k o f sounding
t
Rco b e rt R u b in tw ice tapped go
cliched, that she
tie w a so w e d a lo to fm o n e y .
5^ *
*he m a r g i n o f vii
/ i c t o r y o v e r h is
iidgm ental lo v e s to iy I hod
f o r it to th e conUuij
la d e ver ‘Look a t ih e .’ I’mI tl
rary,” s a id A rm e y , e m mlee nr t tru st fu n d s to avoid cxcec
the one telling you
M iia
ta S
Sorvino,'Uie d i t ^ booker ill
c ee d - l o n e o p p o n e n t ,, jj o k e d , “ I w a s
^^od
» d ..A n d I think it's bitterswet
w e d and that I w o n th e Goli
R -T e x a s , " i t ’s nol
Dl c o m in g th ro u g h ing th
olden Globe," T m - . “M ig hty
h ty Aphrodite,"
.
h e b o rro w in g lim it.
and B rad Pitt;
lo o k in g f o r S l 'p e rsrce
c n t.”
.n o ti
volto said, reprisinj
ing his buzz phrase th e inissar
a n e asy lu m in m ate o f “ 1 2 A moirfe a ^ a taUdng pig
i
)ig called
. from “ G e t S h o rt]
rty ,” th c c o m e d y Monkeys,
e ys,” w on the best supporting
“Bai
Babe” w on best picture honoi
>nors for about g an g sters iniHolIywtiod.
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his b rrc«a d -o n d -b u tte r recitations w
wiith d a y s . H p h a s c u t c<
c o m m e rc ia ls f o r
IH fl
;•
“ I s a id , ‘N a h , le
Ictt’s le a v e i t , ’ ” exhorta;
rta tio n s a g a in s t dropping out
lUt o• f - c a rs a n d c e llu la r pi
p h o n e s . A ll 4 0 0 . . _______
j l P ric e soid.
sc h o o l,
l , a n d o f f e r s to v is it clas.
la s s - c o p ie s o f h is C h nis
sitm a s a lb u m —
d oDtISE
< (A P ) — T h e Id a h10
o D
J e- well, dry; C aldw ellII-Nampo oriu, dry;' wet, iey
icy spots; T w in Falls-Corey, wet,
«:
S o o n , t h c Tribune
j n e 's sw itc h b o a rd ro o mIS
s s: o h e c a n sp re a d th a t me;
m e s - w h ic h P ricc recordec
p o ite d Boise area, d iy , snow
panmcl
n e n t o f T ra n sp o rta tio n repoi
owing;,Boise o iea-^ _ i w spoti
pots; Carey-Arco, w<^ icy spots,
.......... » i,.w a s s w a m p e d w ith
/ith c a l l s , f o r th e sage. .
. . I . . - a r c lo n g gone. A notl
Jlh e r «lbi™ IS on
fee and
Jttho'ut
'' M ountoin'H oriid,' ddry,
r wet, snowing; 'dnfts;
Ai
m
d
sn
o
w
on
'rlS
a
d
s
t
l
i
r
o
u
g
i; Arco-Salmon,
icy sjwti^ broken
*.• lu n c h m e n u line.. Tl
T h e re w e r e 2 0 0
" C oa ll
il m e i f I c a n h e lp ,” he: im
in - th e w ay . H e ’s p eddlii
M ountain H om o-01
li n g T - s h ir ts .
I h e s ttaa te
t S u n d ay . . . . .
□lenns Ferry, w et;
snow/ (loor;
pc
Lost T rail P ass, broken
.
c a lls in S ep te m b eer,
r, 5 ,0 0 0 c a l ls in p lo r eis.
s . “ I t d o e s n ’t lo st th a t lonj
ong.
-T h e -L u n c h M enIU
u M an e v en has
' Bliss-Twin Falls, wet
/et; Twin Falls-Bursnow flo< wo^ f l o o r ,^ w tn g . " , •
>ad C o n d itions:'
O c t o b e r - a n d 335,
5 ,0 0 0 c a J l s i n ' W hen1 I w e n t to sc h o o l, school w ia s a h j w ?nt.
^
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IdahcL:
S,-95— P4ummcr-Coflur-diA1«
--------- t^ N o v c m b e rr-A s -a -pjooiri n t 'o f refferen ce,' co o l!.....
iw floor, rein, snow,
icy spots
pots, snow f l ^ r , oralohche wam r h e a rd f r im 3 0
broken
en snow flo o r, sn ow ing; Co
th e T rib u n e hos a circulation
cin
o f ju s t
P riccee h a d n o id e a h ow popular
reeshoe Bend-Doning; Ooleno
Golt
Summit, icy; snow floor,
u* h e o r 4 0 'r a 'd io sta tio nIS
s w h o w a n t h im
d'A letie
:iie-San'dpoint, w et, broken sn
snowing, drifting;
snowing,
d w in r n c lfy ,''? n o t flo o r'lll
13,200.
ing, drifts.
hod beci
c c o m e tm til a friend oskedI hit
h im on,” s a id A n d y S m ith
ith o f In sight T a lfloor,, sr
snow floor, snowing; Sandpo
odows, snow floor,
Intersu
owini- D o " « l‘y-N cw Meod
T h e n , several radio
er»uilc86 — W et
dio s ta tio n s in and to ta kce
e a w a lk th r o u g h d o w ntow
dion border, snow floor, snowi
:ow n e n t in C h a rlo tte . “'H
H e ’s tb e h o tte st
Cahadioi
. sn
snowing-dnfts.
Interau
eratote
15
— Utah line-Pocatello,
a ro u n d C h a rlo tte beord
bea
Riggins
Ins-W
hitebird
H
ill,
broken
a b o u t h im , Concord
ord.
th in g in tovm .”
Idaho 21 — Bois.
ise-Lowm'on, w et,
wet, snow
sno' ing; Molod Pass, icy spots,
Whitebinj Hill, broken snow fle
f l a n d b egan to .p lo y Prii
P r ic e s re c ita tio n s
“H c; b ro u g h t m e in to about 15' dii
d ifS m ith is tiy in g ,to»ee n tice late-night
r, snowing, drifts;
snovring;]
ing; Pocatello-Idabo Fall^ wet, & fts;
Seyille-rWinchester, broken, sn ’ broken sn o w floor,
CI - o f sch o o l lu n c h fore.
t.
'
feren t; bi
said, ta lk sh o w h o sts D ave
b u s in e sse s in to w n ," h c saic
k»e L ctterm an a nd
mmit,
CLOSED.
Idaho
Fall
Falls-Dubois, wet, icy spots,'brdcen
W isch este r-L e w isto n , brol
»•
T h c L u n ch M enu
h an w a s re a d y “H e wvo
,u M
otu ld sa y , *D o yo u know w
whh o J a y L e n o to g iv e Thi
Tie L un c h M enu •
tain Home-Fairfield,
snow floor,
floo driiU; M ^ d a ftiss, broken
floor, itihingV Lewiston-Mosc<
v ' f o r th e b ig tim e. Hlee left
li h is j o b an d this is71
in.”
M a n a listen.
7 I t’s T h e L iin c h M enu M an.”
wet. broken snow-floo
oon.Fairfield<iuey,
soowflooi
floor, snow floor, snowing drifts, i '
...........
, ........... icy, mini
liningr W eiser-New Meadows, v
bl w e n t o n to declaimn the
tl; lu n c h m e n u
T h e;y
y a ll k n e w T h e L unch Men:
91 snow floor; AreoU
Ic n u
A n d h e ’s ta lk in g8 to s o m e la r g e ■ brokena «SDOW floor, snow floor, snowi
^ in o broken
S..S.3 0 . ~ McCommon'-SodQ
ow"»8. Idaho Foils, icy spots.I, Ibroken snow floor.
f o r th e su ite’s largest
est sc h o o l d istric t M on; th
thce le g e n d h a d taken hold.
Springs, I
c o m p a n ie s w h o m ig
g lh t w a n t-a n u n - . Moningng-Oregon lin ^ wet, snowing,
wet,
drifts;^ SSc ‘^ r i ’
Folls-Ashton, W
i icy spots, broJlj o n T h e C h a rlo tte O
ObJ
b se rv e r’s in fo rS in ce
: e th e n j fie ’s b e r a featuredi 6i
o n fo ig ettab le p itchm an;
n; o fle r a ll| w hile - ■ In tee rt
rs ta te 9 0 — F o u n h o fr’ju
Ji lv
IJin n
snow flo o r; A shl
hton-Montona line,
spots,, bro
b r k en snow floor, snow in g ,
w m a tio n line.
r a d i o p r o g r a m s ' f r o m T.exoss ti
m,. broken snow floor, snowii
t o , d i i ^ c i i ^ c a n m okes isc h o o l lu n c h e s , iiConyon,
broken snow floor, snoi
lowing, drifts.
drifts;: Montpelier-Wyoming
M<
line, wet,
5
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s advised; L ookout P ass, sm
K-in N U G - g e ts ... R h o d e: Is
I la n d . H e w a s featured1 ooin n u tr itio u s , o n ly T hle
e Lunch Menu' .chBlDsa
UA
,2«
—
Idaho
Fa
Folls-Wyoming line,
broken
sn> floor, snow, drifts.
n snow
chains advised.
5 w ith K ET*chup o r S
SA
A U C E ... a din - C B S -TT>V ’s “ D a y o n d D a te " ta
t a ll
l k M an c a n n ioke Uieml ee n te f li u ilin s ,
! : « “ ■snowing,
«»
dng, mowing, drifts;
U.S.
91 — Icy spots, broken snow
floor, snowin
>. 91
S. 12 — L ew isto n -O ro fln o« , ii«„ 'cy»
; n e r R O L L L L ... m
maa s h e d P O T A - show ,
“I 'm re ad y fo r thp5 bI ig u m e now ,”
Jin^
eiackfool-Areo. snow/ floor,
f
drifting.
floor, snowing.
snoi
lain;
O
rofino-Low
ell,
w
et,
ra
' ;
T O E S ...b ro c c o li-w
•woo cco li? J e I I - 0 . T h e C h a r lo tte p a p e r d o esn’t pa^
p a y P ricc stiid. “ S o f a r Ir -’v e j u s t b ro k eii\ ? ? ^ i ill-Lolo
r
,floor, snowing.
' Idaho
2 — Icy spots, snow floor,
.'J i r ?
Idaho 51 .— Snow.fl
bo 28
Pass, snow floor, snowir
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c h th e ic e . I ’d lik e to bi
b e a h o u seh o ld
do line-Twin Falls,
W fts.
:rstate 84 — O regon line-Cal
T h c L u n c h M enu
f a n p r e c e d e s . M en u M
IU M
N t o is B sc ra b b lin g g u y these
ic sc n am e.”
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Monday, Jofiuofy 2 2 .1 9 9 6
Tlm«
TImos-Nows. Twin Folia, Idaho
“
" f hBrief
Plane era;
*ash victuns’ hoi
>me burglarizedd
] F l o o rdiirgi]f n t s ^ tresrOn
A-3
“ N a tio n ” ^
)R iw r“
T he A ssodsted fte s s{
woshed-t
:d-out ro o d sent their car into
int< a se v era l s p o ts alongg West Virginia’s flood from
fron a fifth-floor hotel room,
oir.
reservoir.
. Northem Panhandle,
" I told
I
old evctyonc
l got u flood for iny
j
LIN CO LN , NMeb.
e t ^ Several days after a co
couple died in a plane crash, ao
' Flooding on this 01
Ohio R iv e r foived
Officin
idols in m a n y oreas had not
ot 3yet
W heeling lsland. •a
a low-lying, uiban birthday,”
uy,” M fs,S chranim said.“lt'ssad .
;
burglar broke into
Ito their home, drugging thetr
d and stealing belongings.•
Irdog
hundreds o f people fiom
fr
th e ir homes fully mea
le a s w ^ th e damage.
enclave o f s o m e 3,SC
SW residents con- M y husbt
------------M ik c .a n d _ CUh ti
m stin a J< ^lle n -w e re -k illee d -a lo n g 'W iih 'tfa e irp iio t'O>n-------RSondoyrw hlle-reB iai
l
a
e
m
r
o
f
f
l
o
j
r
t
e
d
^
n
i
T
i
a
r
l
t
o
‘
lhe"fTret
{precinct
to
vote
ote
in
_nected
by
b
ridge
tci
V
^Wh'cclingi
WiVo!^
think
moyl
noybe
il’s
time
for on apiutmcnt."
. . j •Jn n .-i4 -w h e n th
th ee ir s l n g l ^ n g i n e plane c;niau h ed -o u ta id c L in c o ln r T h e tow ns upstream Tii P
Peen n ^lv an ia.o ii'd “T ^ew 'HHairipishirc
ai
fo r the' p'ir'sldcnti
c n tio L _ i^ .9 5 p crccnt un d er'
T wolcr as thc Ohio
J o e D eeB eni sto o d in a n e ig h b o r's
v ic tim s’ identities
tie s w ere m ad e p ublic the he?
l e x t d a y ." .
•upstate N ew York set
sctiaped m u d fivm election,
m. T h o se f ir s t’returns don’t
’t liIcll ro se 10 fe e t o u t o f i l s banks before yard look:
ooking ol his ow n hou.sc, which
I
. O n T h p rsd o yy,, relatives
r
d iscovered that a bI u i^ la r h ad taken p ro p erty
•
|y '
so aked h o m es an d hi
h isto ric a l m onu- you a hec.
leck o f a l o C said Don Maurer
u w o f beginning to recede^. /About 700 poople w as s'urroi
inounded by several fcci o f w alcr.'
I
v a lu e d a t a b olut
u t $ 6 0 0 , in c lu d in g c o llecti
ic tio n s o f B a rb ie d o lls a n d ■
'
ments.'- '
th e Nev
Jew Y o r k sla le O fficee o f fled the islond.
“ I ju
s t fin ish e d rem odcT ihg il.*’
iust
I
C ab b ag e P a tc h1do
d o lls in th e ir original c&rtonj
ons.
Thc past w eek’s burst
bu
o f flooding, Emergoic
ency M anagemenL
“E vety h o m e on tli
tlie island is dam- D cBeni
sa "W e lost our m otor home,
li sakI,
i .
“ I j u s t h o p ei th o t th e y re a lly en jo y it,~
t , ^ a i d ICaren R ice , o n e o>ff
snbw, ice and cold had
id been b lam ed fbr
Preside
ident C lin to n on Sunday declar
:lared aged,” said G e n e Baric
ricer, Ohio County W e had
id to leave evciytliing in.ihe base• ! • W ollen’s s is te rs ,
.
at least 3 6 deoths froir
om' th e P lains into Pcnnsyivs
-Ivanio o d isaster arco because
ise o f deputy director o f cmer
lergencyscrviccs. • m e n t, all o f o u r to o ls, o u r tracto rs,
I
The burglar also
Iso turned ofTtbe furnace, allow
owing w ater pipes lo fiveze and
H
' N cw England. In upsi
pstate N e w York, tbe floodu
xling.
Isla
n
d
r
e
s
id
e
n
i
Th
rhelm
o
Schram
m
cveiything
tling.
It’s gone. Thcro's no iasur; '
burst, and drugged
Kl tlthe coiq)!e’s hunting 6og. The
Iw d ^ im v c iw l, relatives said.
fivem em bersofonefiii
fiunily died when a ' . The 01
O h io R iv e r crested Sundoy
oy at spent her 6 3 rd binhdi
idoy watching thc .. once."
_
I
^
Actor Stai
anton tied up, robbed
n
in home
ill widentis;^cre-ws
tto empt)/y barge
_ i _ ____ L OS A N G ELES
ianlon-was.tied-up-and-robbed—
[
in his house b y gur
gunm en w ho fbrcM their w ly
a y in,
: loadejl his car with elec*
I
tronic goods an d1 drove
dr
ofT, police said Sunday,
ay. Two m en were arrested,
J
S tan to n w a s sstru
tn c k o n th c face w ith a g u n and slig h tly injured w hen
I
th re e ro b b e rs cnti
e n te re d h is M u lh o llan d D>rive
ri
h o m e S a tu rd a y n ig h t,
;
D etective M e l A
Am
rnold said.
SO U TH K IN G STO
‘O W N , R .I. (A P)
_{^____The robbers forcc)rced.Stanlon..69,inioJiis bedrc
droom aLgunpoint,.bound.him _
rc h o p p y 'w a te rs;
j
and th en loadedI eli
electronic goods and otherr items
ii
into his 1995 Lexus,^--------2="W orklng”a g a in sfc
;;
c r e w s b e g a n pum pin
ling h c a th ig oil
Stanton, w hose Icng
cnglhy film crcdits range from
m -"H o w T h e W<« W as W on”
S u n d a y from a crip'pl
)'plcd b a rg e that
t
to "Paris, Texas,”’ fn
freed him selfand callcd policc
lice a fte rth e gunmen left
s p ille d m o re than 82
S28,000 g a llo n s
:
' The c a r w as outfi
utfitted with a security tracking
ing device and police found it
a
fte
r
m
nning
aground
id o f f a w ildlife
1 - two .hours later inn >
N orth H ollywood. As officei
icers wotched the car. another
re fu g e in a s to m i. '
:
vchicle arrived, som
lomeone got out, w ent over to
0 tl
the Lexus and drove off.
'M e a r iw h ilc , ih e oi:
oil h a d s p re o d .
a n d thc barg e w as still
illlc a k in g .G o v .
iw
i
L incoln A lm ond decli
d a r e d an emer*
g c n cy a n d requestedI fi
federal disa ster
I
• P L A IN F IE L D? ., V
' t. — D eath -ro w in m ate
I te M um ta A b u -Ja m a l-w a s[
r e l i e f fu n d s To h e lp
Ip p a y f o r th e
i
aw orded a bacheloi
Blor o f arts d eg ree in psychol
l o l o ^ Sunday from a sm all
‘
cleanup.
I - cpllcge, e a rn in g a b o u t h a lf o f h i s credits fro
n prison.
om
“
W
e
're
all
getting
p retty frustrat*
;
:
' "H e p u t all h iss ei
en erg y an d a heart into g;etting
ctt
Oie degree. He d id n ’t
e d , th nt's w h y I say.th
the n u m b e r one
lake h is ed u c a tiosn
n ai s serio u sly a s he should
> hen h c w as y oung, so it[
d w
_
th in s right n o w J s toijiy
ti a n d g e t thc
_ j -------- mcans-a-lot-to-him
im,:,-s a id h is son rJam ali------r e s t o f tlic o i r o f f ant
ind.'T U flnTcTbc
;
Abu-Jam al, a forr
former reporter and Black Pan
•anther, w as convicted o fth e
p a tie n t w ith ev e ry oorn e ,” A lm o n d
;
D ecem ber 1981 sshh o o tin g d eath o f Philodelp
:lp h ia police ofTiccr D aniel
said .
j
Faulkner and w asi scheduled
sci
lo d ie by injection
in Ilast A u g u st A judge grant• C rew s estim ated itt \w o u ld ta k e at
I
cd him a n in d efiniic
ite;stay o f execution and he is sseeking a second trial.
le a s t 14 hours lo pum
| o ut a b o u t 1
mp
_ I _ . _ _ _ A b u - J a m a l- w cunitto
t -C o d d ard -C o llcg e.n eai^
icJvIontpeIier-betwecn-19 78—
m illio n g a llo n s tn ore
)rder to s c f t h e
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and 1980. H c reap
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in g 4 m illion g allons.'
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t h e w in d , b u t h a d I s p r e a d f ro m
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w h o se depictions o f life in
R h o d e I s la n d ’s s o u th e m c o a s t 12
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an d a ro u n d th c cit;
c ity a p p e a re d 2 1 0 tim es o n th e c o v e r o f T h c N cw
m ile s to pond on Bloi
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e (82..
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G etz, w h o d ie di Friday,
Fi
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i the m agazine in 1936.
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ingg o f s ailb o ats superim pose
)sed o n a m ap o f the E ast ; '
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r
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iho before drivers a r e rickc
:keted.
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ng to its n e w authority tc
ta
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discem a b le push _______
set spee^limHits
it! rcsponstR y]
in Jdaho to ra is e thtie
e 65 m p h lim it,
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a n c e truckers. Ed
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la-- “no com pelling re aso
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Gi
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ilello, a rc ap p ly in g brakes
:o ssls lo taxpayers
an d a speed bum
bi p h e r e and there to -and Insurance p o ltcly
y hh o ld e rs. H lghm ake su re the
tr- way deaths were a t thbei
he issue is s tu d ie d thore irp e a k In 1973
oughly.
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ak in g a dram atic
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y f l e g i s l a t i o n to ra iss e drop to 45,195 th e yea
v'car a fte r the 55
speed limits will
wi: be th e “ hottest topic
lie mph speed limit w a s> Im
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this year," in\ hi
haa v e ctrbpped to________
his co m m ittee . B ut R'e’5^ then,‘traffic fatalities h
w illm g to wait
:ie about 40,000 a y e a r.. S c a t b e ltla w s ,
lit Iuntil cn g m c c rs and the
state Transporta
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td b etter road c o n d itio>ns
n s an d to u g h e r ,
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ay in th e W est
Qi:
5unlirennially, the lament aris
irises: How did '
lown vote) for pruning regula*
, I diled up-or-dowi
and federal hig|
lighw ays. b u l th e TransS- are long and far from1 co
cc n gested. P erwe wind
w iip with this boring pre:
iresidential dmi^ in , as importani iis his proposals
dcms. But, again
p o rta tio n B oai
o ard d e t e r m in e s sp e e d
haps a'sm all increase inin som e areas is
. palgr
gn? This year such keeningi is,
u nonsense. •
cast he gives them.
is die moral.casl
lim its. T hat’s>tis it s h o u ld be. N o two
o warranted. B ut M ontana
o f ideas is leen
an a highw ay pa*
Thee marketplace
i
« m in g -allea st '
Gramm believ
:llevcs economic growth has done
roads are alike
:he party that believM in.marfc
<e iin q u ality an d am ount
It tro lm an R o g e r K e ninn e y is a lr e a d y
inthe
orkets and. ideas
more than allI die
the political writings from Locke
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jbstantivepiesiH |^ m
B .
o f traffic, andd tl
1 dirough Milton Friedman to
this s h o u ld n 't b e a de' .
andJe^ersonthr
!- skeptical o f his s ta te ’s
c isio n to als dec
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debate
in
m
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ry ppeople for freedom: This is be- ’
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ordinary
c i s i o n fo r poi
) o l i t ic i a n s a l o n e . T h e low vehicles to tra v e!ll ui p to 85 m ph
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uy for a substantial investment
stantially less
nccessao'
nt, respect cause in a society
cicty where brisk growth is die
w h o le idea oiff rre lu m in g au th o rity to0 and morc. “At th a t am
m oount o f speed,
. >teve
, Forbes, spending substa
perty rights, a sense o f a perma
n is spent to introduce o new
j
w snack
food,
for properi
nanent
norm, “fairness"
»s" is understood not in terms o f
s t a t e s w a s thu
h at lo c a l g o v e r n m e nItt If they start rolling o /e
v er,r they go into
^tS^al
: accelcnited the debate about
lUt taxes, flat and stake in1 lhe
ihi community) that conduce
:e to social what govemmen
nent gives but in terms o f oppor*
• c o u ld b elter de:
d e te rm in e local c o n d ii- another lane and, in ste
le aad o f injuncs,
erwise. Most Americans migl
light soon realize stability.
mmcnt does nol impede. Such a
tunities
govemm
ytions.
wc have fatalities.’!
UiatI most
n
Ice Forbes,
Gramm would lax all
a inAmericans already ore
u« principally
Unlike
I
society is spared
ired the embittering politics o f re*
W h ile w e gget
e n e ra lly a g r e e w ith a
Idaho leg islators need
sed to s e n o u s ly
taxed
ncluding investment income,. ffor two
sd by a flat tax: A m ajori^ pay
pa more in So- come, incl
distribution,
p h ilo s o p h y tha
Ihat s a y s s p e e d lim itss question w h e th e r th e; a<
a d v a n ta g e s o f
cialI Security
S
;. One
taxes than in federal
iral income taxreasons.
O is that perecptions mattei
ter and no
Gramm hass been
be faulted by some conservash o u ld b e set: to m atch th e sp e e d o f g e ttin g s o m e w h e re a jfe w m in u te s
n t about
economie efllciency/ca
c n hope tives for talking
es.
argument
(
t much about economics
ng too
m ost drivers, th'
the s ta te still o u g h t toD quicker Is really w o rthh tth e additional
ih die
liis year's c a m p a i^ has'feati
atured a qunntito banish
tl perception dial taxing in<
Income
and too little aboi
Thi
about “values." (Almost every- ;
------ ■ _ be-cautious.-MMaost d riv e rs tra v e l bc-- lives lost and Increased
if detailed economic orgumen
ient rare in
from wage
ages but not from investments
is is inone talks loo muc
much about "values" radier dian i
d iin s u ra n c e a n d
«yof<
le. Gramm’s
oUier reoson reflet
lerican polirics. And the camp
mpaign was en*
equitable.
<
tw ee n 70 andI 7:
lects the
virtues; Hitlerr had
hai values, not virtues.) How­
75 m ile s p e r h o u r on1 taxpayer costs, n o t to) nm en tio n m orc
professor's analytic
led last Wednesday when Phil
nchec
'hii Gramm at
former economics
eco
lie bent.
ever, Gramm’s
e<
’s economic
package is an exam*
---------— ru ral-in terstaictes-n
s
o w w ith o u t-b e in g5 - fuel expended.
e, he
Ja stsl
showed that he knew how to bring thede*
Suppose,
h says, you have lwo childr
dren and
pie o f what inI another
ant
era was usefully called
to invest and give5 die
ti odier “political econon
_________________ L~batc-u
nveiled propose— give onee SlOO,000
Si
s'up from economics; He unvc
nomy.” It demonstrates that his
alsdc
IXK) education. Taxing only the
designed to make Forbes' iliil
lilt tax prdposal
a $100,000
he income conservative criti'
critics misundersumd him be*
«
secmi
;d by
n thin gmel. Gramm’s aim is lo e ^ in d le
produced
b die Investment in educadt
isundcrstand political economy, i
idon
cause they misuni
« aadisincentive for invesUneni
« Irapid growth, and.to make
t
n c
more
:e growth
serve
would be
sit in huwhich is the devis
levising o f economic measures to
lital.
^
.
theco
aracter.
nun capita:
country's concern about chan
lin character
traits and other so*
promote certain
e
im's arguments for uixing all income,
ir
Gro
1
pereent
flat
Gramm’i
iromm's
centerpiece
is
a
16
pc
cial
objectives,
s.
S icp h c n H orlgcn
C lark W alw orth
Ty RansdcQ
P e te rr York
,ax^ yf,
die mortgage interest
With a standatrj family deduc
Iuction o f '
and for retaining
reta
st and
So far, Forbes
X5S1has helped Dole by further
Publisher
M an ag in g editor
Q rculation m an ascr A dIvertising
v er
directo r
j 2 2 ,000
(K and a SS,000 exemption
le ^ving deductions, may be,I, in
i part,
3n for each de*
ehariiablc£
fracdoning diee most
m< conservative portion o f
izau'ons for taking die path o fr least
I< po- die Republican
lent, a family o f four with tod
today's average rationalizai
n nc
nominating electorate, pre:•
•
The
\c rmembers bf the editorialI board
b<
and writm of editorials
sistancc.3.ul.atJcost.theyjirc.a
r . ±me (projected to be $49.2001
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onneedng economic m easures'
come shielded
ments conn
Id have 65 percent ofits incoi
s with '
single candidate
p
lie possessing
more ideological
from1 taxotion,
t
mjoyed sincc
moral cono
jncems.
a condition not enji
clarity dian Dolet
ole can provide. However^ die
--------- ------------- the 19:
m’s plan to achieve 4 pereentI annual
a
1950s. Gramm would end the
he deductibili^ . Gramm’s
- dialectic of politic
•litical competition can produce
[the rate has averaged 2.6 perce
ofstati
ler to fuel tax
growth (tKe
ate and local uxcs, the better
cent
unpredictable ouK
outcomes. Forbes has clone
66) includes, among much else
revolts
Its inhigh'tax juri^lctions.
since 1966)
Ise, exGramm the favor'
vor o f foreing him to explain his
__________________
Unli
f free trade; requiring a 60 pei
nlike Forbes. Gramm wouldd preserve
p
the
pansion oofl
lereent
economic progran
gram widi reference to die soctjority to raise Uxes; balancing
supermajori
iction for charitable giving bbe^ u s e such
lg
the
ology
o
f
virtue.
It remains unclear that anyone
:.
Il
M ake punishme
nent fit crime
Will flngerprinting.l
g .h e lp k id s ?
n four
lg should be encouraged osI th
the welfare
budget in
fo years and in die next fou
our limil- can derail DoIe,
bi it is now more likely dial •
e, but
T his letter is to addi
iddress several rother
Sen. Schroeder definitely
ily needs to rethink state shrinks.
sl
Towdi of government to the inl
nimm would
ing the grov
Unlike Forbes,^riin
nfladon
ifanyone does,I, it will
< be Gramm.
I
short but importantt subjects.
su
1 stance against flngerprini
his
rim ing ihose who ' prescn
iblishiag a commission, akin to
te die
leduction be*
rate; establii
rrve the mortgage interest ded
-------------------Rep. Doug Jones: and
an “arch g ra n ili ene*
1 shape the lives o f Idaho
help
iKo’s children.
cause
sing Mmmission, dial would produce
pi
e itI encourages home owners!
trship, which
base closing
George F. Will
Vill is a Washington Post colum-1
m y" David Buddecke
:ke have determ ined
Teachers and all support
rt sslafT from adencour
;hensive
proposal
(leading
to
a
uragcs conservative anributes
Ites (the thrift
acomprehei
Ian expe- msf.
that punishing any juvenile
juv
crim e m usl
r
cd to be flngerministrators
to janitors need
first .start with a suspe:
spension o f a d riv er's
p
printed
before being employ'
Ibyed 'to work with
■ ^
license.
i
aand around children. T hese
se fpeople, takeri
L ff
;
W hether or not grafl
.rafTiti is in any w ay rc- collectively,
e
ape many more
______
touch and shape
---- ------------------------^---------------------!
lated to an individual’i
lal's d riv er's liecnse,
li
lives
than lawyers, insurance
st
serve
as
the
first
cul
In
.the
i
e
appli*
10
to
IOO
times
ss
tr
more.
I
n
a
n
d
a
t
o
i
y
m
i
^
t
j
u
s
t
s
I that license must be: su
suspended. In s
t< agents or public notaries
S v ® c T S ' r ' “ - M a ke
k teacher checks m:
tate
rocess.
That is wrong!
ng!
.
; ' cssehce, pne punishme
tment fits all crim es.
. lawyers,
h
ell, the pollsters and survey
I
y folks
can.
Well
etc., ate required to be flngeiprint.YOUNKIN
I hope Presiden
idem Clinton suuids his ground'
put Ida
daho near the bottom of yet
The punishment sho
<hould fit the crim e.
c before employment.
et ianother list.
ed
Palls
until you admit
w
it what
you are doing and stop
iwly position
Twm Fall
W c should not be craf^
lire, wc take glee in our lowl
rafting punishm ents to
ional and illogical
Oh sun
Schroeder is using irration:
,
uixing
the
poor
tb
>r pay die rich. Ifyou would
fit any and all crimes.
i
ime lists. On other lists, w e {
ia, regardless
o f th e
tl
osiiion. Research . on som
thinking
to jusdfy his opposti
ioxing poor ta pay rici
Cm
cut federal retiren
irements^to 550,000 a year and
are' r ‘i’""v?' Stop tax
public interest involvci
Ived. The proper resl
th e hardest group
o f thes rnotion, h ’s ju st who wc a
shows
that pedophiles are the
get rid o f die Con;
p. Michael
D. Crapo:
Conservation Reserve Prothat Idaho
To Rep.
>
sponse to a property/ dam
di age issue is to re* ofscx
nd it a/wost unbelievable ihi
o
imtc.
.l.finc
ofTenders to rehabilitai
se-thafyou-are-fbllowing-the-e
^crow
d—^
gram
^ou-couldt
Jdbalanee-dic4iudge«lie— — — •:—
SThcrbnck=---------^I-realize-t
ttlc-omo-wayofehcrckirigTl
---------- quirc-the-individualto'
toTcpairthe-propertyr:—“ ^ rh a y eb ce n ’fingcrprinted'b
d'bccause'I'Bold
hos-littl
Kpedi*
CRB-is-welfare;
glet rid o f iti Therfritfe more
lg the
e; g
lets, coun- and voting
t way it is.politically exp
ids of applicants for teachen
In essence, if propeny
ny i^ defaced by grafrc
retired teacher as
ground
real.esute
in Idaho. I’m a reti
K»orlo
coiporate welfare
)ing so, you are taxing the po<
fare programs dial cbiild be
there again, I
ent. In doin{
>and administrators. But the
fili, require the perpetr
letrator to repaint the > well.
w I believe Utal an honest
est person has
c u t ^ y are yrou
o u :afraid W cut Ihemt
we are. W e
pay the rich
die logic is, it’s ju st who we
entire building at their
eir expense. N ol susn<
lore, would not
tn'nk rti
nothing
to hide and, therefore
you
raise
Medicare
paym
ents
its
on
I
know
the
poot
>oor
don’t doniate niuch money
crime
rate,
•
When
yot
3n our quality of^life, low cri
pcnd their driver's lice:
icensc.
ol
takes a village lo
dote on
objcct
to flngerf)rinting. Il tak
tying tojive on S20.000 o r Ie
less a
to your campaign
ign fund, buk diey votel
ly, we are so
persona tiyii
spacc. etc. A nd by the way,
Wc all know tiuit oh(
once size does not fit
ra a child. Child pir>teclior
ion needs to be
opc” sp
raise
tt
M ERLE STOD]
ODDARD
- laid bac
an taxing them. Y ou raise taxes
ack we don’l even bother to infringe •. year, you1are
; all appetites (that's wh;
why m enus exist), iSo- our
oi No. 1 priority.
o r to
. T ^ Falls- .
school ^
on the poor
< cut taxes oq som eone nmu ^ n g
; toner gloves (ask O.J.),
J.). panly hose (ask
loans to ask them- °n “n individual’s right to teachII s<
I ask Schroeder and Idahoa
; any female) or in virtue
rtually any other as*
sc
selves,
“What good will finge
ngciprinlingdo
“''S ;ing their criminal record.
head ofth e II, it's time to ju m p to the: he
• pect. Why someone would
wo
think one size
fo Idaho’s children?" Is it wc
w onh Ihc pricc?
, Well,
for
class, fc
idem Anne C.
folks. Schools Superiatende
■ fits lill punishments is Ibeyond com prehcnPOLLY BICKETT
• Fox wai
^
.
/ants to make backgroundIchecks
cl
sion. One size docs not fit all; one putiishJerome
era f i x t m , Letteis considers
dered, libejoiis, obscene or in
I
7Yoie5-Neivs.welcomes
letteh
mandate
a rb w ^ c ^ 7^
atoiy, ond.l applaud her forJ
ment docs not fit all crim.cs.
cri
r e s t T o ' b a d t ^ w i l l b e3i ^^ e i ^ as VlII mateml ex!
n ' subjects o f public in t m
nseipnntinB!
readerst bot
proposal, including the fingi
• -r. in y o u r e d ito rial oiff Jan.
Ji
9, 1996, you
p
East Minico had first
i t iw e b p a g e
? S h o rI
lire your letter is p u b lish ^ trromptly^.
o
pressing racial, eUin
edime o r religious bigotry.
;
itch m ethc^ '
°x>ke sure
needs an effective to^DOtcl
■ recom m end a Hispanic
nic leadership council
: a few guideliaMtb remed&ef
ien
Wc do not piibl
mbiish venie o r - p o ^ , and
;
m e Middle School for chec
not
. heiB,areal
I read your articlc on Jerome
ccking these backgrounds.I. Why
\
! be created. Remember:
er: God loved
EachI letter
lei
'wegim erallyremb'
should incltide .the^w
>
m ove or limit reiligiou^ quo)uld like to inform the best
st in the nation?
having a web page, and I woulc
m ankind enough not; to send a com m ittee.
tadons. A iticlel’ta]
ire. nailing a d d rm ra d t dImhotae.'
^
I tak ra ^ m other publica*
icre is a small fee necessary>'tom
tc akea u
lico Junior High
If ther
signature,
Your headline editor
lor needs to review his you
y ° lhat we here at East Minicc
-eferred, tions will nol be: rep
reprinted.
letters are prel
» tno problem
number. Typewritten
T
ehcnsive investigation, 1 see
sir Dec. 12,
compreh
■ .procedures. Your recen'
:ent headline: “C SI ‘ School have had s web page: since
vith less
Because o f spnce
stftng lh(» npplinnnt trt pny thni
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f error.
icant with a
chance oofc
/ords. Longer leners will be '
:h a little better.
fee alone
>ne would signal to_w applica
I• wish you would research
1 assum e the College: of
o f S outhem Idaho
/in Falls shortened. The! Times-News
Tii
rs moy
be brought to our Twir
Leners
r
reserves die
>nable recora that'we'are eribiis here in
cybcrhighway.
qu'cstiom
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Bo
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x)l personnel
-oflice, mai
etters.
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ibout attracting public school
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GLOGOVA. Bosnia-Hentcgov-ina
B
—
Bosnian
‘ [ ; ^ Rebel
; (A P) — N ewr evidence
C’
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that Serb .
Qovommont*,
m ilitia s massa<
s ac red up to 7,000
:linm
w
ill
hondcd
___
_:_B.o.8nian_M usU n
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• over to the Yugoi
igoslav war crimes tri,— ^
« P ^ ib l ^ g ravfl
1
.‘ l^ bunal, a to p ' U
U .S. o fficial said. ^1.^
I
Sunday.
!
John Shattuck,
:k, the assistant sqcre*
.' r
tary o f state forr human
hi
rights, was in
Q
eastern Bosnia collecting
col
evidence o f ' Tb
• alleg ed w a r c rir
• conditions that investigators
inv
will face
in the coming wee
veeks.
“W e believe there
thc are up to 7,000
-----Sandlcl .'a
.. m issing, and I ’m
’n afraid their fate
' „
^ re b re
could very well
b very clear from
11 bc
w aas
___
thp mass gravess and
ar m a a executions
' BOSNIA^
-HERZEGOVINA-----w e’ve heard aboi
told'reporters.
S h attu ck said
lid s u rv iv o rs have
Ml
- nam ed the abandi
ndoned, bombed-out ■
village o f Glogov
;ova, nestled among
f '
. snow y hills, ass the
tl graye_ofjhpse__
•.... Ic ille d ln o n e o f th e w orst o f th e ' | n
.........alleged war crimes,
nes.------ ^----- — .........H P
“Up to 2.000) people
pc
were herded
|B
into a warehousee and
ai then fired upon' g W
by grenades and1 other
ol
weapons, and
anyone who wass left
1< was shot when .
they left" the towi
3wn o f Kravice, just
tip the road, Shattuc
ttucksaid.
^
K ravlce w as part
pa o f the eastern
.Mjr
M uslim enclavee o f Srebrenica that
s^^
• was overrun byy tl
the B osnian Serb
. forceson July III,, I1995. Shattuck did housc
Lise. H e predicted diggers wc
w o u ld
' not explain howV or
o: why the bodies begir
gin w o rk a t Glogovo w ith
t h ,.t h c
w e re m oved frc
from K ravice to spring
ing thaw. •
Glogova;
___________ _______ Th(
rhe w ar crim es tribunal in '
~
---------- Shattuck said •he
he coul3~scV blw d Hague
gue and other human rights ?nvcsin'
spatters and m ass
assive holes in the tigatoi
Itors have been worried that
< iat ev
warehouse from thi
the heavy weapons dencc
ice o f g ra v es and possible
Ic 'w a r
and ffcnadcs. ‘Tw<
Fwo thousand miss- crime:
ncs could be tampered w ilh
ith th e
ing people very nearby
ne
could mean longer
ger the sites are left outsidelin
intc r^
-------thTSt-QTl^TOOOl
0 people could be nation
ional controf
^ ^ ■
buried in this mass
Bss grove,” Shattuck
NA'
7AT0 ofTicials promised Sum
u n d ay
said, standing inn a desolate, snow- to do
lo their best to protcct investi
estigacovcred field intl fi
front o f a guttc.d toriiI al
at alleged mass graves aroi
ro u n d
r i d
^
ims mi l y ^ K a i' S ^ b e e3n masssacred
u s li
... ■---- T7T------
Shaituck
also toured Nova Kasaba,
----- 7— I
Sl
'.V ;.,.
.a ninother
ol
reputed moss grave, and
<onJevic Poljc, where witnesses say .
~ 2 0’00'people
0 ';
were shot os they tnedTo lec along along thc road. ' ’
:
' "
In the town o f Karakaj. Shaituck
aid his team looked at o school
lojjse ond gym flosium • where
'■•^.-~~MMuslims
usl
weie reportedly held before ,
>eing token out in groups o f 30 and
hot tKfore open piis. ' '
“This is" the evidence many eye•’itnesses'hove provided," he said.
Olher reputed sites' ore ol nearby
Irdtunoc and an abandoned mine
nearl
ear Prijedor in ihc northwest.
------ The
Th warcrim es tribunal.’atJ.N;^----ppoinied court based in The Hague,
le Netherlands, was losing hope that
•
NAT
lATO forces would help secure
/na.<i5
ta.w grave silcs and arrest ind/ctcd
war
arecriminals.
— j H I U ---------- ------- “Wc will provide whotcvcr sop-----)rt we con." said_a_writWn slale-__
............... 'm ccm
n i by U.S.‘Adm._ Lcighion Smith, ‘
comn
>mmander o f th e NATO troops
enfort
iforcing the Bosnian pcacc plan.
Smi did nol say how much miliSmilh
•
. tary
r
ry muscle
would be needed, buj
noled
Iled NATO soldiers would “provide
a environmeni in which (invesdean
tigaloi
;aiors) can accomplish their missions.’
ins.”
, . In another
a
probe, the chief Muslim
•
* ■
-I
•i
• '
invesli
L'csligator in central Bosnia, Safet
J Hodrc
idrovic, is trying to determ ine
lether Croat militiamen arc linked
APpholo whethi
•thc-fate*of-ovcr-500-M uslim s----J o u rn a lis ts g a th
t h e r S u n d a y a ro u n d a1 p o s s i b le m a s s gra v e) In th e v illa g e o f G logovi
v a .T h e U n ited
ssing from the towns o f Vitez and
N a tio n s m ay b e(
e g in s t a r t d ig g in g In thh e a r e a t h i s s p r in g forr ev
e^ id e n c e o f S e r b m ass^
sa c re s o f
Zcpce
pee. Croats and M uslim s, now
M uslim s,
tes, fought each o lh er there in
allies,
?3.
1993.
.Bosniaandwotchii
iibr.any.attempts.to— sands-<
------------ lcadcr,-Rajko-Kas{
isagic,-6aid-investi------- Groi)
rroaissuggesi-iliui-lfis-probe-could----tamperwith the sites
tes.
Blut
ut S h a ttu c k com m ended
led his gotors would facee no obstacles. But undem
Jermine the Muslim-CroaiyedeniUnti! now, Bos
osnian S erbs had Bosnit
nion Serb hosts for being coo
coopcr- he told Serbian rad
adio that reports o f tionn lhal
th has been given 51 pcrccnl
blockcd outsiderss Ifrom sites where alive,
e, and said he.faced no resi
restric- m ossacrcs were “disinformaiion
“c
under the U.S.-brokered
... o f Bosnia
Bos
they are accusedI co f burying thou- lions
is *
o n his tour. A Bosnion
£
in Serb
without any proof.”
ice \plan.
r.”
peace
^
H
p
w
® f jj
I
g
B 'S ?-:-,
Anti-1
-social bDehavioi»r o f sonQe U.S. troops annoys
i
many EBosnians
Los Angeles Times
ies
“Thi
The Norwegians are very likcc
k ed In o f f base to m eett 1th e p eople they
Thc
he restrictions have annoyed
s*
d some
becausc o f a ban on such community failing
ing lo reach out to thc Tuzlo comour to
town, because they are not
3t j u s t came hei« to help.
Ameri
erican m ilitary choplains,
s, \who
outreach. Soldiers
rs manning check- munity
nity, they contend, Americans ore
TUZLA, Bosnialia-Herzegovioa — soldiei
liers but also human beings/*
** ssa id
“You have to bee ssafe," said Senior weree barred
I
from attending reccnl
rec
points have been ordered
or
not to give teachin
:hing Bosnians peacc without a i
American soldiers
it flak jackets and .Nedzn
-sin
Izmija OmercehBjic, head o f th e Airman Mark Bjrow)wn o f San Diego, • Seibiar
lian Orthodox Christmas servi
Tviccs, handouts to beggii
;ing
children,
and
.
human
nan
face. Bosnians o f oil cthniciH
helmets worked lonj
long hours last week Tuzia
:la M usic H igh School, sippi
p p in g patrolling the froi’ont g a te with an a lost
st opportunity, they argued
lied, to
evdn leftover meols
Is are being thrown ties,, diey
the say, respect military might,
fortifying the from
•ont gate o f the air coffcc
ce with seveiiJ Norwegians3 ai
af^er explosives-sniffinIng d o g . “Still, I- ■build1 fi
figurative bridges with Bost
iosnian owoy rather than ofl
jfTcrcd to local res- but Ihey
ihc’ olso need lessons in humanbase here, fillingg metal
n
cages with the pe
perform ance- “The A m erici
-icans would like to go oul)ut and see whai is Serbs.
•s. Nonvcgion troops, when
cn ;staidcnts.
ity.
stones to hold o ffr“an
“a cnetny attack,'’ are ac
acting like policemen. I ddoo n ’t going bn here." .
tioned
ed ih Tuzlo o5 pan o f Ihee U
U.N.
“I f I hove lo gel
:t it cleared, it will
“Ii
ll is like 0 fourth group has joined
as one soldier descrii
i^ b e d it
know
w \why they seem so afraid hen
icrc .”
U.S. m iliiary ol
o f f ic io j^ a y - th c peacek
:ekeeping mission that prccci
seeded
never happen.” said
id iheRcv. Stephen th e warring
wai
foclions,” said Rupert
Norwegian troops
9ps, also part ofthe
It has
ht been m ore than a ml o rn t h troops shouldn't expxpect cliMgcs any thc NA
>IATO operation, not only ottendottc
Booth, a Roman Col
^iholic chaplain in W olfe
Ife M urray, an independent _
NATO deployment
:nt in Bosnia, were sincee iA m ericans arrived in T'uu z la , time soon. Keepingng A m erican sol- ed sucl
uch services but also drove
3ve an the A ir Force who' earned
c
a shoe box Sconish
nish consulwnt to ihc'Tiizla cily'
hard at w ork os: w
well, packing up and th(
the m'assive show o f strength
^
‘ diers alive and aviivoiding even on Orthod
odox priest from Bos^ian.S
n.Scrb o f condy ond toys to
to the front gate to govemi
emment.
“We had thc Cheiniks
-their belongings for
for a move to a new moree tlthan 600 military flights can
»UTy- appearance o f partirtiality —: some- - -territorj
o iy to officiate.--------------------------- offcrto-chlldreflT**!
*■11 IS easier to get ( S crb
^ nationalists),
t
M uslim s ond
n Serb territory..
ing 10,
. outpost in B osnians
10,000 tons o f cargo, 1,000 v ed h i- thing, they fear, ththat would inviie ’ Four
lur hundred pounds o f blank
ankcts forgiveness than pennission
pe
around .C rolats,
ats ond now w c hove thc
W hen th e A mnoricans
or
called it cles and
an 3,500 people — is begi
e g in - retaliation againstst A m erican s — and cos
» a ts , meanwhile, sent to Ihe
he Air
here.”
cricon soldiers. They moy ^ the
Amcricj
quits for the day,', they
tJ
retreated to ning: to fray-some nerves here,
_ rcq u ire tight contrc
irols on mingling Forcce ffor distribution lo needyy ppcoC ritics o f the Am
Lfflerican approoch goodd guys,
gi
but they ore so secludcd
their teats, only thei
then shedding their
Resi
esidents In Tuzia say theyy a r c widi Tuzia residents,is.
pie, ho'
hove been stranded ot thee bi
base say m ore is at stake
ke than image. B y on the
he bbase nobody knows it.”
w e ap o n s an d bod
>ody orm or. The frightc
iitened by th e m ilitary mlig
tglh t.
“It doesn’t hurt U
to g o slowly and ______
Norwegians took oofff for downtown Peacek
;ckcepers from European cou
:o u n - cautiously,” said L t ' Col. Michoel D.
T uzia, w here a fell
fellow soldier w&s tries co
complain o f American overki
srkill. Clay, who oversees«' civilian-mililary M R m
singing with a local
cal choir. Helmets, And some
so
U.S. troops say theyy a r c operations for Maj. .(Cen. Wtlliom L 1 ^ 1 1
I'.cre.chcckcd.cuibz— fe ^ uup_witii.a-security-policy.tfa
p.
%e8is.and.sunsjiv.cn
-tfaat— Nash,-the-U.S.-comi
mmander.-iiForca—P W W I
side.
prevcni
ents them from even steppii
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part o f a national guar
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fc.li W :----- 1---:r cdisabled the artists’ firs
more the cancer
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lost an eye, others
H
He r husband, M ichael Hu(
jndreds,
TBsa-#
have lo st breasts
iys his wife produced hund
sts o r port o f a lung, say:
but none surreni
‘endcred passion o r peri'
erhaps thousands, o f w orks
Cs iin thc
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it.
yielded to fear.
20y
D years she had canccr.
Bea Mandclmai
man, in her SOs, hod
H elen H ardin, a S a n to0 C lara
helpers hold her uj
ueblo ortist who died in thee 1'1980s,
and talked aboutruclp while she painted Fuel
acrylic'
Iso is rcprescnied. H ardin'ss o(
“I felt the heed
It change.
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:e co fth e
n canvas titled “ LjB^t D ance
!d sfor anew direction,- onlimbres,"
c
a breakthrough,”
ml tribal
echoing traditional
1
,” she wrote in o note Mssign,
in
accompanying Iier
daugh*
was provided by herr di
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3 aciylic on canvas, desi,
r, who also has a work in the
le sl
show.
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lesearch .
have to do w ith ibout-gcsture;-these-----sili
>r ultimate stnictures,” said th<
the late
She's slill workii
silence."
foro rry
\ Nadler, w hose o il pair
lainting
Hon
An a r ti s t ’s irking.
no
vlighl Studio I i r is accompani<
anied by
Slaymaker admitte
note from M artha "Ni£
o rk s from his w ife, H elen, and
or Patrick NagaUmi.
terrified by h erilled
ill she was initially w tend
•__!____ ;sought innovative
Four o f the 19 artists represe
r illness, but then “ I fnen
resented
own survival.” She
dFcnot hove cancer themselves
:ive solutions to m y
ves, but
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ie changed her diet, didfTcrcd
the loss o f friends-or
or relai
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fn
>es. Most o f the works arc by Ncw
necting with m yf mi
making ort, recon* ' tives
exico'ortists, but som e are
re Ifrom
and nu m ero u s ' ot
musical background . Mlo
exd e Island, C alifornia and
Id INcw y g m g S g B B i
devices, becam eo lh
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ork. There ore p ain tin g s,. sculp*
sc
le im portant outlets Yor)
and helped dissipat
re s . ceromics and photograi
graphy,
Af
-pgnizing my'ownpate
n the panic in rec* ture:
ch work captioned with thc; an
artist’s
Tl mortality." ‘
cach
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servations about cancer, life nnd J o s e p h T ra u g oStt,
t c u ra to r o f t h e J o n s o n G a lle ry In A lbuquerc
The “ A rtlives-,
nuoiy 1995.
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b y a r t i s t Am alie S chulthi
co n c lu d in g M arc
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v 15 at U N M ’s
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closc up," says a poemI bby Cynthia Barber,
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idea, soys co-(
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View," a Wrought- lected
led, the rocks that are part of
o -c u ro to r Joseph frien
Traugott. "M artha
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res —
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ine step
Borber's brother
:r died o f cancer.
livest
:s and souls ond our memory.’
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0 pay little attention' to indcpi
IcpenUtah (AP) — All o f whot jfilm, festival organizers are t
a sudden there are
are as many movie dent to
f keep Sundance anchored by
. people in th is ski
ski resort town as ing to
there are snow drifU
not.commerce.
Thc Sundance-ifU.
Fi
art, no
lo be
1 donlt want our festival to
Film Festival, thc
"I vc en by size re q u ire m e n t:
nation’s leading !sh<
showcase o f indc- d rivIford
e
pendent film, is exj
said Saturday. “ W hen I
expected
to attract Redfo
9,000 filmmakers,
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le o f size comes against quali
film lovers o v er'S,itsfilm buyers and issuew iill always vote for quality, I f
its 10-day run — w c wi
and yield a lot o f wi
w e re interested in s iz e oloi
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ahd
losers
w
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w<
in the f i ^ t to jc a c h t
aff of
d be' using the advisory staff
chtheoters.
w e’dIt Disney.”
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Robert WaltloEn y o f the film s h e r e are
Rcdford in 1981.:tor-director
thc
ire
M aich o f a company like MIramt
started Thursdiy',the
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/, has become the -- search
prem iere showcase
i Line or Sony C lassics to0 bbuy
:asc for A m erican Fine distribution
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movies-mad? outsidi
et tthe
rights, m arket
side the studio sys- the di:
tem. It’s also some
iss tthe
I and ship it to theaters across
mething o f a huge film rjtry.
at
m inor league baseb
seball team where countr
the Hollywood scoiii
o r q u ite , a few fllm niokci
:6iits look for fresh'
F o rd an c e is the b est w a y inn tithe
talent.
S unds
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dissn to generaie interest ^ m n d:
)0 entries, there are nation
34 films in competi
u to rs and au d ie n ces in ne
new
petition for awards tribut<
in dramatic and doci
'ies.
fields, movie:
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ry
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not e lig ib le f o r)ugh
th the films are__ at “ J^i
eric o n jo u r n a l i s n p l d y e d I
thc top-aw ards. A m eri
• Trophies will be pres
iry C zerny from " C le a r^ ar6
jresented Soturday, H e nent
ry Danger”) woridng in Broz
and the festival cond
imzil.
includes Sunday.
Present
A m ong th e film!
the
le tim es it com es — lik ee tf
Ims having th eir S omherh
et ere — Inastorm .
world or U.S. premi«
miere are “Shine," weothe
about the Australiar
how.
le festival's Friday night shov
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Df “Woiking and T alking" wi
Helfgott; “Losing lion
Ch pianist Dovld
was
Chase,” the direc- ing olunced
f
as canceled because bt
torial debut o f actor
bad
;ior Kevin Bacon; onnoun
“ Looking F or Rich
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o
Uular
Shakespeare-themed
ears affixed to celluli
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bu heard that the film someho'
- My Porty,” an AIDS
DS drama starring phones,
• Eric Roberts.
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hinrrN rel'son-s
n -s a id r -H ls notural-father------------opposed tlie mov
novc throughout his life, and .
now they too ore
oro waiting for Stubbs’ bill to
. BOISE - Until attome]
mey Bruce Bacon reod
T
take effect bcfo
cfore m oving the.adoption
a suite Supreme Courtt ru
ruling a year ago. he
.1
through.
didn’t'think twice about
)ut arrangine for adult
:M_
Nielson hass hc
handled a handful o f such
‘
|
adoptions.
■ Adults bec
bc o m e coses this year,
In 10 years, he had helped
helj
about 20 adults
L
"It’s somethin;
odoplcd forr various
v
hing th a t’s happening more
I
become
formally
adoptee
pted
by
another
party,
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ause there are more divorccs
j
\ higiiway
occidcnt nine
reasons, icluding and more becaus<
including Romanian refi
quire the permission o f on
m adult and thc
refugees who wanted requ
m ites west o f here
urioge,” hc soid.
.;
>ere sent three people to
sm oother in h c ri- and more remarrio
to ensure their ability to Ibccome naturalized adul
lull’s spouse and the guardit
dian of an incathe hospital Saturds
irday m orning..
It pi
provision o f Stubbs’ bill, hc
,l
tance rights.s.
An important
and to bring relatives to
0 tl
the United States.
pad
icitated adult.
The Idaho State
ate Police reported that
move the requirement that an
■ “A lot offiit is an said, would remox
But then the Supreme
:m c Coiirt ruled th at
A
A similar measure passed] tl
thc House last
Twin Falls resident
lent Diana L. Fischer, 30,
pa
conscnt to the adop;|
cmotionol th
tl in g ," adult’s natural1 parent
Idaho law does not have
lave a mechanism for year
«r and never made it to the Senate floor
lost control andd rolled
r
StuI
th e 1987 Ford
id. "T he tion.
•tu b b s
• Nielson said.
. adult adoption.
fora
r a vote.
B ronco sfic was
IS dc riving. Fischer was
"Once you're
e an adult, you should be able
:jj
main reasonn ts ju st
So Bacon, o f Twinn IFalls.
F
stopped th e
Ui such o jaw passes, odu
Unlil
dulls seeking to on emotion
costbound on Inters
:erstate-84 when the acciIional, family, caring reason.I. ‘I ju st to decidc whctKer
iTcr you want to bc adopted,”
------practice.
------------------------bccc
come-adoplcd arc in limbo
bo.- Bacon soid— want-you
-1 be m y dod.-You’ve bec
— —dent occurrcd orour
ound 8:30 a.m., the state.—
)u-to
icen'm y— he said.’_ ' ' ;
“Thc whole area wos
lg untiUhe bill da^fbr 10 years.’ It gives them thatt feeling
p o l i c e s ^ . __ _
as ian exuvmely nonone
e oT his clients is waitinR
f
....... Opposition fror
from the natural parent isn't
thing,” h'eb si
saiid.~“rd i9 n ’t give bccb
comes low-before proceedfi
• Three o fth e four
alwoys the case.
e. Nielson
N
said none of die 20
-!
blifpeoplc'in"Urc vehicle” ........glomdurous
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ging to a family.”
3
any thought to adult ado;
doptions .... This isn’t adop
liclson of Twin
One clici
w crb taken to a nr e a rb y ho sp ita l. No
option. Attorney. B rent NicI
:lient was adopted by her step
epfather cases he has handli
indled have been challcQged.
-old
being
ado{)ted
by
Falls
like
the
joy
o
f
a
Nycor-olc
nam es were availabi
lls also has a family waiting.
lg.
as 0 child?
lable at press time.
Id? with the consent o f her natural
n
. Parents who> Ilose
oj parental rights woiild '
i
family with children or without children.
Ai Bacon w onders i f th c adoptions father. Deo
And
)nal family ties as well'as thc
>ecades later, she launched an search
!
lose the emotional
This is inore o fo business
css transaction.”
olrea
eady performed are Icgitimat
iate.
for her naii
inheritance, he said.
nafural father, found him. om
md was right b f reverse: inh
Clothes, shoes
ies missing after
Now another attorney,
ly. 1Rep. Mark Stubbs.
“L
‘Logic would soy tiiey’rc not
lot," he said.
adopted back,
bae Nielson said.
That
m
eans,'if
,
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f
a
c
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ild
died
leaving
an
break in at Bu
Buhl Roper’s
itroduccd o bill that
Th
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icrTwin Foils family has been
en wait- csuttf. 'the naiuriil
jriil parent wouldn’t be entiBUHL - Burglar
{lars broke into Roper’s
would create the proccss
fi odiilt adoption.
ss for
tance
thcir adoptive ing until their
thi child bccamc an adullI to
ice into serious question. Iff C
t ibr- tied to any of it1 if he
I o r she had relinquished
cipthing store Fridaj
iday morning.
Under thc b ill’s terms
-ms. adoption would pare:
!%nl died without a will andd thcir
tl
adoption mally arrai
rrange i b r his stepfather toD adopt
;
parental rights, hhee :said.
I
They loaded uIpp )garbage sacks full of
clothes and shoes,
a stole out the bock
s, and
'one caught them , said
door before anyon
Buhl Police ChicffRon
R< Romero.
— ---------- Storeemployees-j
es-ore-still-counting-how----m any items were
re taken,
t
R om ero said,
P olice have severa
eral leads on suspects,
■who pried open thc
i
hc front
door to enter, he
said.
u ------M ore-than-a-doz<
lozen-bags-full-of-mcr------chandise were lefl
ft tbehind, os if the burf l a r s got scared in the m iddle o f their
thcA. Romero said.
d. .
“Over 75 pcrccnt
ent o f the store was in
bags,” Romero said.
lid.
.
Garber
B y Virginia S. Gar
riter
TimcsrNcws writci
t h e yr a l l e v
____ Accidentja
:near Burley
sends 3 toDIhospital
1996 V
iH datcdt—
Other rc
relatives
: grounds
to
:st th e
inheritance,
J, Bacon
rture r e
c o u t^ ift^
State lawmake
I<ers meet public
'Hiesday in WI'ood
oi River Valley
HAILEY - Tues(
lesday afternoon, con­
stituents o f Idaho’s
’s Ilegislative Disuict 21
will have a chance
t meet their legisla:c to
tors “face-to-face,”
e
,” even
though they are
hard at work in Boise
oise.
C ollege o f South
uthem Idaho outreach
centers in Hailey an<
and Gooding will present on update o f haf
happenings o fth e 1996
Legislative session.
n.
This Legislative: T(
Town Meeting Updote
will bc broadcast live
live vio CSI’s two-way,
interactive microwa
wave communications
sy stem ...— State Scn-C lintt.Sterinet,-D-Kctchum
S
,----. and R eps: Wendyy JJaquet, D-Ketchum;
and Tim Ridingcr,, RR-Shoshone, will meet
(he public, from 4 to
to S
5 p.m.
teleconference will be
In Hailey, the tele
u p s ta irs in thc Fo:
Fox B u ild in g in the
3ns Room, Suite D. In
Gooding, it will bc
be in C S I’s Northside
____ _ Center at 202 I4th A\
Ave. E.
________^
2^ning for man
lanufactured
housing on Jerc
irome agenda
JEROME - TheI Jerome
Jc
City Planning
ap d Zoning Boardd will
v
m eet at 7 p.m.
today in the Council
icil C ham bers, 152 E.
Ave. A.
Agenda topics inch
nclude: a discussion'of
zoning for manufactu
ctured housing, update
he downtown
business
the definition o f the
i
)perty restrictions,' and
area, including propei
icussion on Jerom e’s
an update and discu:
area o f impact. •
Meeting schedu
duled this week
tofindBoy Scoi
:out leaders
1
- O
y takes
t y
oil tlrashy
propperdes
.S - Bothersome weeds and
TWIN FALLS
rubbish in Twin
vin F alls m ay get a s tiff
penalty from the
c C:
City Council today,
A new civil fine would encourage more
property ownerss or occupants to get rid of
weeds - without
hi
Jt hiring
m ore city employCCS to enforce anti
anti-weed ordinances, city
;ay.
staff members say.
Currently, Sanlt
anitation Inspector Sherry
J eff has to tum noncompliance
nor
complaints
o v er to the city
ty ia tto rn e y for crim inal
action, she said.
“1 would like: to sec thc fine be set high
enough to makee the
th incentive be to clean
^ ^ E b n M M ttifl
VCJO
fore thc fine," Jeff wrote to
thc property before
als. - ....... other city officials.
She'suggestedd as
assessing $100 ifo weed
o r trash violation
i:
>n isn’t
corrected by a ckite
set on the first w
a ing noticc. A second
wom
violation would cos
cost $200. and a third vio.lotion $500. Jeffpn
f proposed.
Thc council m
mci
eets at 4 p.m :,loday in
C ity Holi; no 6i p.i
p.m. hearings orti^ched-.
—uledrThc mccting-ii
ig-is-opcn;tp-the-publicr'^--------------Also on todoy's
’’s oagenda:
• City engineers
eers w ill recommend that
the city not insull
ill stop
si
o r yield signs at the
com er o f ThirdI A
A^venue W est ond Sixth
kV
. S tre e t W est. A nt e a rb y resid e n t hod
U ,
requested the signs
i November,
{ns in
H '
But a speed and
ind occidcnt-history study
cngihcers said. But
H
failed lo worrontI signs,
sig
nend elim inating parking
H
they do recommen<
tion.
near the intersection
Buom
H»V CHl^RLES UANOINEmwTtawMM
■alls P ark conccssionoirc
• Shoshone Fall:
G irl’ d a n c e an d a u c tio n t o e a r n m o n e y to purB ro w n ie T ro o p 20 7r s«
s o ld c a le n d a r s a n d o ti^
^ an lze d a 'B e s t G u y , Gl
Willie Done willI ask
as for a five-year Icose
and concession
at the park’s newVrestroom
re:
c h a s e b o o k s t h a t wwere
ei d o n a te d t o t h e Twiirn F alls P u b lic L ib ra ry .
m ge fo r in s ta llin g new
s ta n d in exchangi
: snack bar.
;
equipment in thesm
• Councilmcn s^ilt
si/il reconsider a decision
'-m onitoring equipment at
to puruh&'se flow-m(
BlucLakes..............
• The council1 will
w
go into executive
session to discuss
ss “pending
“
litigation" or
“general public awai
iwareness o f probable litigation."
G irl•I Scoutts,B ro► w n ie s raise
j
ftinddsfor 1Twin F a l l s libbrary
TW IN FALLS - • The
TI local Boy Scout
cing for leaders,
organization is looking
ct oc f the Snake River
. T he Falls District
C o u n c il w ill spoi
p o n so r a m eeting
Wednesday night for
ibr anyone who wantslut w orking with the ' - By Denise Tumer
to leam . more about
last summerr for
fl our. reading program,"
----------—-—Boy-^cout-prognun* .—
en ’s'X ib ra ria m u d y ’Davis,
------Times-NewsTvriter-------^— siHd'Cliildren'
M so td 1 2 G lrlS cB'OlUt—
c
. I t ’s .s c h e d u le d for
fo 7 p .m . In the
who noted tha
that u bookplate giving the
c
alen
d
a
rs.’
C om m unity. Roomn o f th c K M VT-TV
credit for thcir contributions
Girl Scouts crc
TW IN FA LLS - Gj iirr l Scouts do n ’t
es ILakes Blvd. N.
Building, 1100 Blues
icrtcd into thc front o f each
always sell cookies. Somi
ometimes they buy
‘S being insert
— R a n d i FIisc r h o r
Ited in woricing in any
A ny adult inlerested
id by
book denoted
t girls. “Wc are so grniebooks.
volunteer position is invited to attend,
ea g e 6
fui for publicc conUibutions.”
cc
Falls - 150 strong
Girl Scouts in Twin Fa
Previous scouting expi
rxperiencc is not nec- ,
- recently donated $200
}|d Holey Baisch was happy
"
Six-ycar-old
00 worth o f books
—
essary; the Boy scouts
uts will provide trainn putcrs. to sign up for
tl book project. She came
blic Librory. Tbe ness.. literacy, m ath a n d c oom
)r thc
to the Twin Foils Publii
ing. •
al
B y Steve Koehler
ral arc Bro\vnic>Girl ScoutIt rreference owoy from the
money.
Several
:hc project with some special
girls worked tb cam the1 m
C all Jerel Johnsonn at 733-2067.
gr
Timcs-News correspi
espondent
s.'with games and activities,
5S.
memories oiff a m agical night with her
‘They donated 22 booV
ooks,” soid Midge books,
ic Brownies from S uson1 E
B oiseh’s dad, Steve Bois
F isher, m em bership cx
executive ot th c
The
laisch, at the "Best Guy, Goi”
*
WENDELL - Som
Some city councilmcn say
Murtaugh dispu
pute on tap
ip 207 presented th c bb(ooks to, fund-raiser.
Its iCouncil, which
T roop
Silver Sage Girl Scouts
ff
building permit fees
ces arc too high and disd rc n ’s Librorian A n nlic-L
ie aurie
The galo eve
It ccountics in the
C hildr
strctches ac ro ss eight
rvening was held at the Turf,
for Twin Falls commissioners
cc
courage ncw consuue
itniction.
)n. Thc 11 girls hod soldI c;
calendars Club, and Hal
jle n n s Ferry and
Burton
M agic V alley, plus Gle
•lalcy wore a flowered sun '
commissionMURTAUGH - County
Co
“
I
think
the
fees
i
:es arc
w ay out of line,"
iclpcd pInn a “Best G uy, Go
□ol” donee dress. Her dod
Jod danced - “sort of,” she
Jockpot, and serves 588
58 girls
j
ranging in ■ and hci
morning how to settle i
ers will dccide this moi
Council PresidentI Gwen
G
Rost said, “I sec
uction 10 cam money to pure
urchase thc soid, and thc: two
tv got their picture taken.
ese arc books that
and aue
oge from 5 to 17. “These
hay-cubing business
a dispute between aI ht
absolutely no reason
son for what w e’re chargnes.
together.
we
use
in
Girl
Scoul8,.but
but
they
aro
adaptvolume
Jid its neighbors,
■north o f Murtaugh aiid
build. W c’rc a little town,
IC
ing the people to buil
sold 12 Giri Scout calendars,'
rs,"soid6Whot did Hi
5r ggroups, too.”
”1 sol
able and usobic for other
Haley and Dad eat at the
will v o te at 9 a.m.
' C om m issioners wi
w
c’rc
trying
to
cncou
courage
growth.”
old Randi Fischer^ beamming
ii with dance?
3CUS on conlempoi
ycar-ol
Mony o f thc books focu
______ to d a y on. H aytech:h o w n e r M ichael
_ _
P/»ripl<»
I
pnj simi_ rniy
—rh ild nbiiitfi
ic r ^ th r d iv o r c c ,— pride,
-------------------- i^ k ie s .-^ H i
orrestrietlottSTJlfiCCd--------rl
la'r structures have; co
complained lately ofthe
suicide and teen
Thee ffibrarinns arc grateful.
substance obuse. youth1 si
i f they were Girl
She d id n ’t know
1
on his business by planning
pla
and zoning
■fees. Councilman Dale
Dal Bunn said.
wi?h
wc
had
som
e
o
f
thcsi
CSC. books Scout cookies.
p r c ^ n c y . A few ore abo
about physical fit-'
“I wi
s.
commissioners, Count;
unty C lerk Bob Fort
___
Building Inspector
:tor Sonny Hemy said he
said.
.
T
h asn’t noticed any
ly m
r ore complaints than
xirs have complained
.
Residential neighbor!
_
u s u a l., W endell’s
’s fe e s a re less than
ted d u s t, noise a n d
I
(hat H aytech created
M
Gooding and Jerome
ome bccausc he doesn’f
lufacmres alfalfa pelodois. Haytech manufa
........... charge building plan
iaat review fees, which a r e omestic s a le s ..
lets for export and domi
an additional 65 percent
pei
o f th c building
B y SharoQ M etcalf
com ing to
In other bu.si
>u.siness, the council:
ea rlie r cu rfew s fro m co
w ith ca
in November
TT)c zoning board1voted
vc
...
permit fee, he soid.
nt
Gooding
' « Unanimou
ng. .
iously voted to go ohead wi
T in ie s-N ^ s correspondent
to require Thompsonn titb enclose his hay
“I don't carc wiiat
/hat Jerom e. Gooding or
fo r
0
D iv isio n . >
The corhmiiiee
c
:urfews do . a p p lica tio nn
found th a t cut
te n and m ake other
chopper with- air fill»
everybody else is ddo in g .” R ost sold. “ 1
ilul Quality loan in thc amou
GOO DING - T h e cityy is
ii considering not co>rrespond
n
th ro u g h o u t thc
fic co u n ty .' Environmental
iation.
altentions in his opemti
think wc can keep the cost down."
ng city’s present, curfcw iss midnight,
r
setting an earlier curfew for
or kids
k
under 17.. Gooding
o f $224,0000 for
f ordinary-and necessai
Compiled
led fiom 8tB£frqiotta
Hemy discussedj the
th complexities o f the
icwcr repair.
ill’s is 10 p.m.
M ayor Dovid A dair said
lid that the C ity Wcndell
expense ofsew
building
code and1 fee
fee schedule and soid it
--------------------------- ;----------- 1 - c
Council will be getting t^le
[^letter from the
• Counc
libitcd con• Approved
ed the use o f the municipal ai
ncilman Robert Reed exhibi
was not somethingg cosily
co
grasped-in 0 city
mmittee advising . cem at thb
tl rcquesteid scven-day-a-v
I'week cur- port, by the; Air
Ait National Guard for refue
Juvenile Justice Rules Comn*
council meeting.
a0 10 p.m. curfew for juvenili
tnilcs age 17 and few, sayi
lying that “kids need to let;t a little air mg excrciscss bbin March 16and 17.
,.
Rost said that the
le c<
council can understand
/ed on e s tim a te from Cii
under in the city from Sept.
>t. I1 through June out on tli
orous vein, • • R eceived
thc weekends.” In a hum on
tu
0
have
to
pay $500. and
people used to hi
he recalli
ent Todd Bunn of $30,000D ito
died his parents m aking hiir
lim leave i f . Superintendent
now they have to pay
po> $800 for a building
B2
' Summer curfbvrwould be
' O b itu aries
?e 11
1 p.m.
■.
he camIC
e:home too eorly.
______
J
$35,000 for: Cl
extending thc water line•oc n
said the curfcw ^ B ro w^n
r ^ i d that allow ances w
Police CKicrt’aul'B rownn sf
roct"rrTrrtrSfe^enih-ttTFo¥fl
----B4-6
‘ '
S p o rts
would prevent youths from
om other towns mode for
Street.
P le aise
se see VTCNDELL/B3
br school events and w ork. sch^ules.
sc
.
^ ^ P ric e orfbuilding—
f
^
:h fees in WendeU
\
,y draws criticism
c
Goodinggponder!:s earlierr curfew 1for some
J—
■
. .1
Id ah o
,^ m « k N « w .T w i n I F alla,
a
-
M onday, Ja n uja
arjr y 2 2 . 1998 --------------------- ' ------ ■
^FortH ee record
"■ ~ ‘
i-r
........ '
___ i_.____ i____
In the aggehcia
ilESDAY------------- --------- :--------------------^------------------- WEDNES
r's Ucense. ^4
PqUq
^ e n ta l. meetings this
llowing is a list o f g o v errn
o n e yeorr jail
jo ond one year probation.
ll Hospital
Board, 5 p.m.<
monlhs probation and $6
S66.50 in coun
Cassia
County Memorial
K
is list
(
: in the Magic Valley. This
ll is compiled from
K athy/FF,. K um z.3l.24'2 8th Avc. E .
lOspiuU auditorium.
'a lls : she p le a d e d g u ilty too costs.
es-News suggests that ho:
T w in Foi:
nee schedules. The Times-.
p.m.. City Hiiil.
d
Rose Irene Doane, 53,
3.N 0.26 1S15
jnm d theft. She w as sentenced
■ felony groi
>y calling
the appropriIHeybum City Council, 7' p.r
confinn the information by
<
im m issioners, 8:30 a .m .,
o Kimberly Rd., Twin Fall
■III: 10 days in
J, lerk's office before attending
10 three yeors in prison, two
ling.
1Twin Falls'C ounly Com n
:5
D o v ^ B a ile y , 29, addre unknown:
’ Joil, 180 doys-suspenij
nded drivcr>s
obation and S200 fme.
a u r th o u s e ........................
}; -possession o f m ctham phct
TODAY
Y
4. license. $750 fine, -24 months
m
probaneuunm e.
M artin
In /Anthony B uckley, 32. 515 N.
TS, 9 a.m., courthouse.
to . tton ond $66.50 in court1 ccosts.
Blain
aine Co,unty conhmissloners,
Jcronic: he pleaded guilty 10
EISDAY
TO U RSt
' .
L incoln, Jl
:rs, 9 a.m., courthouse.
,
ic
Jackie L loyd Netz,, 37,
3 615 I2th . , casii
R l c h w d 'w ^ c ^ S k :e
e llto
t n . 2 2 , 420
3^io County com m issioners.
felony pos:
Mssession o f amphetamine. He
' p.m. City Hall. •_ _ _ j___________
-Bellevue.City.CounciI,
7,p.r
iii— Ave7NTBuhl:'two-dflys
rcourthoiise?
...L .
lys'Jn-jollrnSD— T T H a ile
-T -— Pm kview -C tT T M ounman-H
ln' om erdrug' W a s ' slicnccdTb'biw’to
n oorria l H o s p ita l T a x in g
^
three y eo islh
iileyC i^C oiihciC
co
G ooding C ounty M em
10 days suspended driver's
ers, 9 a.m., courthouse. _)islrict
>
,
possessio n and driving-w
three years probation and S200
■ome County commissioners,
24
Jeron
at it© hospital,
11 a.m. conferencee room
ro
m
onths
p
ro
b
a
tio
n
.
$3:
.350
fine
snd
Linci
;• '•-Ic g c s.-B a ll,w a s s c ta t$ 1 5 .'
oners, 10 a.m., courtncoln C ounty com m lssionc
oo ff C o m m e rce , n o o n ,
H
agerm
an
C
ham
ber
15 $66.50 in court costs,
defender w as appointedd and
oi a prelim iXeeloI M.
M Nosh, age unknow n. 405
e. •
/
lagerman
Senior
Center.
d—
e
T~
C v c T Jc T d m 'K 'S tn rp lB ad ed
- —D'wnyne W alter-Mleacham
------- tg n r h e aHn r w n s T e r f onr-9
^ :3 0 T n n rJ mi.^ H " 4 t h -A
,. 36.
r -^M inli
sioners,*«fl;m:rC 0 u rt-— Twiri"Falls County-Comninldoka C ounty com m issioi
immissioners;-8:30:8-.mr;------ ----jc„c:s300 fine
' , “ e.
1C 1412 N. 6th Streei, Payet
19.
j misdemeanor p etty thefi. Shc
ourlhouse.
in and'SS 1.50 in court costs.
- Marie P. Biickway. 3*6.'
iten cei to one y e a r probation
6,772 2nd Avc. was’scnlJi
8:30 a.m .,
vin F oils,C ounty com mlissioners,
iss
Wende!! City Council, 7 p.m.,
p.n City Hall.
, Charles Narcizo Arnic
menm. 43, 829 '
w ithour an d 5 5 \ .50
.5 c in court costs,
c- S .; T w in FaUs: Issuing a check
c:
Jiouse.
win Foils: one
courtho
Eastland D rive S., Twi:
liiiub. Bail was set at SS1,500.
I,:
a public
Dnjxikeii
kea driving seatenciogs:
ODAY
FREDA
d day in jail, 30 days suspei
pended driver’s
xo
TUESDAY
AY
defender w as appointedi and
oi a prelim i- ' Q a jy Taylor
Moseley, 50. 134 3rd
m
m issioners, 8:3Q a.m .,,
robation, $300
- WoOi
te r Board, 5t30 p.m .,- - 1Tw in Falls Counly Comn:
naxy hearing wos SCI fo.rr 99:30 a.m . Jan. A v e . S ..T
..1 w in Falls: s ix m onths inn license,- six m onlhs prol
oOd R iver M edical C enter
fine and $66.50 in courtt costs.
e
ourlhouse.
19.
medical
coi
cal center in Sun Valley.
ioii.
Vern L eonard Corthi
then, 44, 684
8 . 3 1 4 G u lc h
A ntonio
R ich a rd Joy H ash , 338,
nio Velasquez F lores, 27. 7177
oys jp jail, 180
sthom phew m ine Broadway,
, C reek, T w in Falls: metho
'oy. Buhl: 69 d a y s in ja il andd Calico, Hansen: two day:
r's license, six 1“ ^ ^ “
days suspended driver's
possession. A preliminary
ory heoring was s66.50 in court
c
costs.
>300 fine and
• ' se t for 9:30 a.m. Jon. 26.
Kcstlcr. 25. 1616 4th Avc. E., m onths p ro b a tio n , $3i
»•
N ik i Ke;
C h a rle s Ja c k s o n , 19,
19, T w in F a lls T w in Foil
'a lls : three d a y s in j a il an d
d '' S66.50 in court costs.
—
$ 6 6 .5 0 in ccourt costs.
' C ounty Jail; burglary, he w as r e l e ^
in, 32, 24 I E .
“ 17“
4.'
Douglas
C
ornelison,
Benjorni
o a b is o w n reco g n iz aanncc e , o p u b lic
imio Lisle A ndrew s, 39. 48 N.
lg ffo r volunteers w ill be
Tax
preparation iralning
ule o f m eetings arid
7
ing is a schedule
inno• Thee follow
I
p:
d e frad e r w as appointed1 and
ai 0 prelim i- ^ r y Creek
:ck. Corey: one y e a r suspend-I- Spring Sl., Hagdrman: pleaded
1.
eld'at 7 p.m. in Shields 211.
.week al thc.College.of heli
K)._____________^ ev e n ts:sllthat will take place this.we
was set al $500.
'
— !—nary hearing
set f o rrJJ a n . 26.----------- e d d r i v e er ’r’s 'lic e n 8 e r S 3 0 0 - f in e - a nd d- '-cent.-Ball
minor will be held at 7:30
Bob Fellows wellness semin
lem Idaho.
l . R f l B ox6,
Souther
.Victor G. Vazquez, 31.
in coun
costs.
$6 6 .5 0 In
c
orium.
.m. in the Fine Arts Auditoriu
;uilty.
He
wns
Hagerman:
pleaded
gul
Wayment.
15.-550
E.
536
S;.
Im
o
th
,
2
1
.
6
th
R
y
an
W;
B ^ ^ W e b s ^ W ilm i
reheorsal will be held at
Mogic Volley Chorale reh<
~ ” “ V~
TODAY Y
jgnisonce.
t o days in ja il, ISO dayss released on his own recogi
■ A ve., Yum a, A riz.: h e p le
l a d e d guilty D ietrich1:: tw
:30 p.m. in Fine AM 133.
•ereaters A nonym ous mleels'
ee at 3:30 p.m . in 7:3<
n, 40, address
Oven
led driver's license and S66.500 .. Robert A llen Wilson,
H e w as origi- suspended
‘ - lo misdem eanor battery.-H
■unkonwn: pleaded innoc
ocent. He was
Desert
1.
rtl2
costs. ’
ny irape. H e w as in c o u rt coi
lu lly charged with felony
•
FRID
A
DAY
Mgnizance and
Pepa iBand rehearsal will b e; held
h< at 7:30 p.m . in
- Hi e n ry -G a lin d o , .4 6 , -5 2 00—
— released-on his-own reco]
jaiil an d S51.S0------- D o n -H
-------- sentenced to 18 days in ja
orkshop will be held at 9
Bob Fellows wellness work
ll. Twin
Falls: five days in jail,I. 0 public defender was appi
Arts 133.
,,,
Fine An
H ozeldel,
1
• in court costs.
srium.
m.
in
the
Fine
Arts
Auditoriu
OX,
40,
615
:,
R
aym
ondLee
Cox
a.m
rs
suspended
d
riv
e
r's
license,
180 days s
•B r ia n Q u in n G a ilee y , 2 8 , N o . 4
America conferencc will
Business Professionals o f Ai
3oil was set at
nth sherifTs w ork detail, $2000 Jefferson, Kimberiy: Boi
TUESDAY
^Y '
■
B
alls: h e pleaded o n e month
• M eadowbrook, T w in Falls
c rw ^ appointw Igic
j Valley Symphony rehca
$5,000,'a public defender
$66.50
in court c o su .
hearsal will be held at bee held from 11 o.m. to 6 pp.m in the A spen and
6
g u i l ^ lo tw o counts o ff nm isd em ean o r fin e a nd1S
icn n g w a ssct
e ed and o preliminary hea
anyon buildings.' •
gin ally charged
Jo h n N. Carter Jr., 38, 681 Sunrise
itorium.
Car
p etty th e ft H e was origin
p.m. in the Fine Arts Audiloi
ollege - women play at
CSI
Col
Foils: five doys in jail,I, for 9:30 a.m. Jon. 26.
C bosketball vs. Snow C
1
felony burglary. He w aoss !sen ten ced to B lv d . N.... Twin
_
•ccjjl a c tiv ity in
TW IN FALLS - Rccci
lly S th D is tric t
th e Tw in Falls Counly
Courthouse included:
inhis weetik at CSII
m. iin Uie gymnasium.
,
p.m. ond men play at 8 p.m.
DAY
6 p.
WEDNESDA
uring Choices and Accesss to
ic Employment teleInsuri
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Personnel bxam will"
I<
litaiy testing will b e held at i5:30 p.m. in Shields
_________
Militfl
hields204.
S hi
orkshop will be held from
Adult Basic Education works
Church in Hogcrman.
iin Gooding. (D em aray's
>e held
at 7:30 p.m. in
A
C atholic: Ci
■> OooilinS
■
“ Iw int
Ing Bond rehearsal will be
h
12. .
Chapel).
0.m. to 6 p.m. in Desert 112.
8 a.
Arts 121.
Fine An
„ _
Military testing wilj be h eeld
ld ;at 9:30 a.m. in Shields
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RUPERT-Dora Lilliann Perotto,
r
CSI
Col
;e /Association Internet
C basketball vs. Dixie College
IS,. 29, o f T w in F a lls, died1
ho School Business Office
R ic k c tts
n. in
y. Jan.
20. 1996 os the result o fr 886-year-old Salmon reslden
p.m and men ploy ot 8 p.m.
it the gymnasium.
Tl.. in
6 p.
Saturday.
J
am will be held ot 1:30 p.m
I Shields 214.
Rupert resideni. diedX u r d S ;
itomobiie a c c id e n t n ear' mer
n
a n outoi
:
in
Salmon.
—
I
Jan.
20,
1996
nt
her
home
ii
lot. Services are pending and J
B lackfoot.
al
arrangements are! pending
p
announced by W hite Mortuary'.. Funerol
F
nt Chapel.
^
Falls.
tlthe Hansen Mortuary Rupert
— Peathi-notlcesS
R o t h F in le y
oth Fin ley , 87.
TW IN FALLS - R
Rol
u n d a y , J a n .- 2 J ,_ . T w in F alU , d ied Sun«
Estates. Services
1996 at Bridgcview Est
are pending and wili be announced by
White Mortuary.
Calvin M arsh
B O IS E - C a lv in. M .rs h . 70, of
anstiuction workBoise, on M-K Co. const
in. 2: 0, 1996 in a
er. died Saturday, Jan.
igil services will
Boise care ccnter. Vigil
b e h eld a t th e ^ I d ie
e nn -W a g g o n n e r
o n T u e sd o y .
C h a p e l Qt 6 :3 0 p .mn . <
'ill be held at 11
Graveside services will
a.m. on Wednesday o't
ot tthe Hagerm an
ccmetery. Viewing wvill
ill take place at
10:30 a .m . a t th e SSr.
r. C a th e r in e ’s
of.Tw inF o
^
‘B e tty ’ T o r s o n
E I I z a b3ecth
(
DING - Elizabeth E. ■•Betty"
GQODIl
T o r s o n ,, 72, o f G o o d in g , d ied
T h u rsd aay.
y , Jan. 18. 1 996, a t the
M emorial Hospital.
G oodingg Counly
C
S e rv ic e:ss w ill be h e ld a t 3 p .m .''
M onday’ ot
ot the First Christian Church:
A
i lfr e d S c h n a b e l
nobel. a 83RUPERT - Alfhxl Schnn
ar former
yyear-old Nampa resident and
Rupert resident, died Sunda}
liy,Jm .21
H
ipa. Funerol
11996 ill his borne in Nampt
0arrongem ents are pendir
^8 r‘
hHansen Mortuary Rupert Cht
rgan trj'ansplain t survidvor
vors neewfounf4 sweett tooth
^
w
iS M .1
id Stanaway
doesn’t want! to
e . “They said I name and
£
irri front for the procedure,
riN , W ash. (A P ) — T erri
^ ASOTU
ly o n e , but to all s h o 's a id
sy, no ifs, onds m iss anyo
kid had to have the money,
iki" Stanaww felt like a kid
“Pinki'
id.
thanks,
an- or buts,’'Stanaway said,
idy store a f l^ a kidney-panih a candy
nother, Vivian Byers, continison, she was
Her moth
inB ut fo r som e reasi
ansplant lost sum m er canoreas tram
londle the financial concerns.
list fbr kidneys ues to hond
placed on the waiting lii
celed herr diabetes.
di
to hove SeverolI b u s in e s s e s have b e e n
ien and a pancreas. “I'm ggrateful
r
-------;----For 355 yyears she's been forf)idden
hed about making donations,
OiTMid-'-Tliey—
approached
hot
my
sccond
chonce,-”
sh'i
one
hour
b
e
fo
re
the
fui
funeral
on
g
re
ets
bee
because
o
f
the
disease.
That
jChapel),
0
Sheny
Parke, o f H ailey; noon G ooding C
b e a good tax w r ite - o ff,”
“ I ’d be
Tuesday at the church.
can’l take the surgery bock.”
b(
changed ovemight.
ov
today, Hailey LDS C h a p e l. F riends
ly si
said.
ot easy and the Stanowoy
uld
The surgery, was not
Resch, o f Twin Falls, prayer
F re d Re:
even a normal person should
m ay call .from 10:30I a.m
a.i . until noon
Emma J a n e tte Rasmu
rice can b e put bn h e r new
“I was
No price
ay, recovery may be eveni worse.
>
ilt Rosary. 7 p .m . to d ay ,
on desscrts.24_hour8.a day,
________!t<^oy ot th e .c h u rc h1 , ((W o o d R iv e r v i g i l w'llh
Burley,.2 p.m*. Tuesday. Bu
jugh; -It m ians m ucl n n o r e—
-’ she admitted.-- -life,-thougl
iley). .............. 'R c y rio ldds
s Funeral C h ap cl in T w in1 E
ok-' ^ a real horrible patient'-':
- - Funeral Chapel in Haile)
I for 0 while. We were mak*
jn e n l Moss, 2 p.m'. Tuesday at; 77lh Ward ChapeL Vlewln
ling able to eat p astries. It
FaUs. Pune
onti-rejection than being
A reaction to an ai
ert runs,” Slanoway soid.
today at the Hansenf t1o n S r J
cral chopel. V iew in g , noonI p.m.
p
ein g free o f the d ia ly s is
Edward Goodrich, o f lBurley, 2 p.m. th e funern
tre drug took her out forr :II days afler m eans bbei:
she’s back to m aking iire
liour before
Now shi
Chapel and one ho
me o f the R osary loday and1 Burley
£
r tu a r y B u rle y u n til time
shots and frequent
to d a y , H a n sen M os rti
ngs'filled with machine, insulin
ir
jnthe
operation.
H
eriunj
i
member
o
f
A
sotin>
volunhechurch.
.
runs
as
a
r
a.m. until time o f.th e funeral1 tithe funeral on Tuesday at the
ing, noon from 9 a.n
■*
Chopel, 321 E. Main.I. View
V
trips to the hospital. It means having
;en fluid and she was put on a respirator,
e
deportm
ent.
S
h
e
’s
been
le
e
r
fire
d
day at the funeral chapel.
Tal at the mortu- on Tuesday
undl time o f the funeral
g y to
p , I w as in a the energy
I ride her horse and take
ing
“ W hen I w oke up,
vem! months, now following
home seva
Mae King, o f Gooding, memorial
1
ary.
the
firefighting
activities she
,e laughed. .“ I part in
She straig h t ja c k e t," she
ation in July al Seattle. She
Wednesday.
her operatii
D o q EB.>Aahby, o f Heybum, 11 a.m. sservice. 10 o.m. Wei
re.”
lOVM._____
3V- wasn’t v ery cooperative
subsequent period o f recov.
_J)cmarByIs_GQ!0!diogi^Ee.U
eJJViewng._____ spcni.a.sut
ptQr)-ToCTon,-of T u esd ay'.^u
.^ L 3rd_W ardX D S .C hapcl._I
----- —Elizabeth BU»-(BetQ
importantly,
it
meansTfaving
:i
must
vSitTicr
H
iiost
imp
>dy
B'acSThomeTsne
still
i
:
I
10
7
p.m.
Tuesday
at
thi
the
funeral
cry
there
v
e
wailing
to
see
i
f
her
body
y, <
G ooding First V iew in gg.. 6 to 8 p.m . to d a y a l the 1
Coodiiig. 3 p.m. today,
with herson, Kyle, 12.
hondsful a fiinire wili
doctors regularly ond lakes
U
low signs o f rejection,
Burley Chapel ond chapel.
c
would shov
M<
C h ris tia n C h u rc h ,, ( D e m a r a y 's H nnsen Mortuaiy
sically can lead a normal life
“1 basicai
' don't have
ivoy counts herself blessed[to
to o f medicotions daily.. *“I
Slanawaj
e ry o n e else," sh e s a id . “ I
speak
of," she like everyi
ant_ an immune system to S
]
lg the
be among
t 1 percent o f transplant
now how sick I really was "
extra careful didn't know
ms said, so she m ust b e: <
ac ce p t n e w o rgans
p atien tsJ who
v.
jut the transplants, she estitions.
Without
, about germs and infectii
_________
without dif
difficulty.
.
.
ie would
have had only three
en poses a dan- mates she
v
int
The mold in hay even
n ’t easy to get to this point
It
wasn’t
K5KA MEMORIAL HOSPTTA]
ER
MINIDOK
3IO N A L M EDICAL CENTER
lask to feed her years to> live.
li> She recently m arked'
Ing ger, so she. wears a mas
CASSIA REOIG
r.
Her
kidneys
w
ere
failing
however.
I
Admitted
and ex p e c t to celAdm ftted
her 40thI birthday
bii
JUT horse, Uno.
hod
ofPaul.
a n d s h e ta
. been on dialysis for four
Rupert and Lorinda Johnson of
A leah L abraofRup
rle y , T iffony Patterson o f Paul
Pa and
tany
more.
Roseon G ill o f B urlej
doesn't
replace
ebrate
manj
me
Because her. body do
e
m onths by the time the- ca ll cam
Released
C h ^ e n e Sincloir o f H eyburn.
eyt
iway said she gets a lo t o f
■ .
also
Stanawa;
lad ’ red cells very fast, SStanaway
t
that
replacement
organs
had
Neverez
o
f
July
16
tho
on
of
Heyburn
and
Mary
N
«
E
m
m
a
Spurgeon
1
Released
, .
im people
who want to know
a. “T here.are calls from
f
saffers from anem ia,
md for her.
•been found
ind Elden Buriey".
>y <
G ibson. Shauna Jo n es ond
Sharon Bowers, R oy
y ccan get a tran^Iant to'rid
how they
he some rough days,” she: said.
s
ilmosl m issed g e ttin g the
S h e aim
Bixtbs
FerreU
B ell o f Jerom e and1 William
W
W ood; all o f Burley, F
a
ves
o
f
diabetes.,
She
hos
no
Stonaw ay said shle
e tries not. to themselves
It ffor two reasons,
bom 10 Lorinda Johnson o f Pai
:*aul.
transplant
A 'baby girl was bor
G ochnourofH azelton.
w er.
unting doctor easyansw
a
ph iiifection in h e r folot
o t think about the m our
-I
A stoph
jplant was cov“You have
hav to be so sick like I was required1 a bone be rem oved andi 0o bills. The kidney transp!
icreas
was not. or they w
woon’t take you ... I felt, so
lot
ered,
but
her
new
panci
lutaled. A m putees are not
r toe amput;
Ijy.
would
you have to get so
are
considered
bad.
Why.
v
onsidered fo r tra n s p lam
n t Poncreas transplants ar
'
l
For oobb i t u a r y r a t e In fo rm alatlon.
b rcthty.w illuikccare.ofit?----je-not.covered--..sick-beforc
----- -‘-‘experim enuir-and are
she said.--------- ----— ^--------'8 - - - - ......- -sufgery.-shi
r3 3 ^ d 3 1 . e x t e n s i o n 278
‘
ball 733
“Why' not
no help kids when they’re
en i y insurance,
le Iinfection had n o t been
**
- I f the
•efore they dwelop cornplicaBut without a new’ fpancreas, her young befoi
1 would haye had to .
caught inn lime,
li
the tions?”
d
leg amputated and thenn I diabetes would have destroyed
a n d Olive Hansen
sn Sibbett.
have myf li
njoyed’teachirig a n d work- Lewis
L
iiiiiifi'iiri
cialiy enjo
fdw years.
______'
new kidneys within a ff'
a n d y o u th . S h e He
H attended schools In Pre
^
tcouidn’t hhave
i had the inuisplant” '
ing with1 children
c
I'
M flM W
jeT% both conHe m arried Doris Asii
lisFriends and strange
iespite community fund-raista u g h t eesa rly m o rn in g r e ilg lo u s
“ was-latertJhnjrcedrHeiher
hclp^pay-mcdn—^ W x l - l
the— inbTitdd-KTa-fUttd-xd-ht
“ “ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ i n s t r a c t i olo
n n -c ta ssB sio rn ig h -sc rio o t—w
ris/sh'e stlird ia irtlia v c- the"
C om lsh o n May 19.
nany people to
ieminary}.for five y e a rs. S h e Loia
L
-ft
youth (serr
partial payment required up ical bills. There are ma
A
l
l
?
l
d
ln
535,000
pa
Janot Mary Aase
ived by h e r h u s b a n d : h e r Am
A erican F alls. He has
cc
'S survive'
m ost
_
L o g a n . Utah, and
a
J a n e t Mary *Aase.
IS. Erik Aaso o f Twin Faiis, Sheliey.
S
H a
four sons.
le has iived
G r O U ipp
Rupert, where he
Saturday. Jan. 20. 199<
996, of cancer, ^rvld Aase
ase of Rexburg, J a re d A ase recently
r(
1956_____
at her home in Twin Fa
Falis.-She.was . SfLSgTnn, Utah
'
a n d J a s o n A ase of sinco
si
born March 12. 1940
He w a s e m p lo y e d at G o o d e
f o r fr ti
0 liIn Redmond. Azusa Cai
Caiif.: ono d a u g h te r. J an eile
ESOAY, JAWARY28* • B|Wl
TUESU
In R u p e rt as3 a truck .
U tah, to G lea v e ae n d V eld a S S f o f Re
Rexburg; two g ra n d d a u g h - Motors
^
Household-Tools-Antiques
P eterson, and sh e w
weas ra ise d in .,q, s ; herr mother,
m
ement. He
v A N r:0UVER;
n;
Velda P e te rso n of m
nr echanic until his retlrer
British Columbia
S Church.
A group called Friends o f
CorulQ
Druignments Welcome - Jerome
Redmond until 1950,, wf
when her fam. .Twin Fails
a m em ber of the LOS
(
m
liis; two b r o th e r s , N ordeii was
A
KlAASAUC^tAldi
wile. Lola,
ify i7v5ved to Las Vegas,
Survivors Include his w
las. Nev.
P e te rso
3nn of L a y to n ,. U ta h a n d
lan
ris
trying
to
sabotage
a
plait
Joe Sibbett
the W olf is
S h e g ra d u a te d frc
from R a n c h o Darwin Peterson
Pel
ol G allatin, Tenn.; of
o Rupert: his five sons, Jo
MESOAY, JAMMRY24“ - 7 pM
Roy Sibbett
to send )8
38Brhish Colum bia wolves
High ScTiooi in Northi ^L s Vegas in and one) sister,
sl
o u r s : '^
C laudia C rendaii of Sr,
S of Rupert. Delmar LeRo
/oo
ling and Idaho.
.
■
W
oocjd/s& Yamaha Spot! Center
3iil and Jim
to Wyomm
1958, after which sh<
s h e a tte n d e d
Vegas,
IBS. Nev.
.. Sr,
S of Lewiston. Mont., Biil
Snowmobile Auction.
iTering a $5,000 reward to
It is oflc
Brigham Young Univer
versity for one
ja n e twwja s a ioving wife, m other Sibbett
of H eyburn andd Kenneth
S
Arctic Cats - Yamaha - S«*Doo • Polaris
>Jev.; three
anyone who
wh finds th e w olves and
y e a r. S he w as active
ive in s p o rls .
friend,
of W endover, Ne
nd, and s h e will b e greatly Sibbett
S
Caidweil '
majored in physical ed
education and h is s e d Funeral
1
D elene Sund
idstrom of
frees them.
m.
'
.
s e rv ic e s wiii b e daughters.
d
J
p
m
I
Al^ertlsem
^ - J y uary 21
Ulah, Christina
I ufieyof
assisted wilh.the spot
ports program
gt 11
11 a,m. T u e sd a y , J a n . 23. Smithfield.
aH
“ W olves
S
/es have a real b ard tim e
picxER AUcncMsanncE
'■ ■
nen
Wyo. and- Karen (
while at BYU. .
D
1996 at Ihe
Ih Twin F alls 11th W ard Dubois.
throughout
pno'third-of-the
he®?
[?au
existing
thr
3. JJan e t served C h ap ei,, 664 7 E a stla n d D r, N orth. 0of H eyburn; tw o brothe
From 1963 to 1965,
S e
I
b
m
u
s
e
they’re
being
poiUtUUUY.JiURUllYZr
I
V
Mil
and barllo
m ta rk for th e with Bishop
hop Dale Q uigley co n d u ct- SSibbeit of Logan. Utah ar
a m ission to D enm
, W . W Reed E state-A n tiq u e____________
apped and s h o t” coordmalar fliK.; 24
soned. trapi
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hi4et-oLLatter«_lng:-BurialTiiture - uoiiectlbles - HoumW i
iis A
)ur g re a ttor Dennis
- tv ^ said Saturday,
n 10
1 a.m. to 1 0 :4 5 a .m . a t gg ra n d c h ild re n a n d foin
d a y S aints. S he mlet
et J . K ristian call from
niluns-Mis«llai>eouJ-TwinFali*
Fumilure
or
wolves
ere
not
fo
r
sole
ireceded
In
“
O
ur
wo
j r c h . A r r a n g e m e n ts a r e ggrandchildren. H e was pre
itiey were nnac* th e churc
< . A ase In Las Vegas. The
Advertisement-Jan 25
ex p o rt"
>65 In th e Salt u n d e r th
th«e d ire c tio n o f W h ite ddeath by his parents andd a grand}
ried on Aug. 27, 1965
WAILMXIHMOS
I.S. governm ent is paying
ng
. T he U.S
T in Fails,
/.Tw
.
8son.
<
i
L ake C Ily l.D .S . Treerm p le . They Mortuary.
Funeral services wiii blee 'conducton
$275,0000 for
i the w olf-relocation
ns, Colo, until _ _ _ _ _ _
I
resid ed in Ft. Collins,
ed a t 11 'a.m . Thursday.
ie d his'schooi- B B | Q ^
1967 while Kris finished
<
1996 at th e Rupert idaho V
ie y m o v ed to BP H i H H
are bein g captured
1
ih o , afte r w hich they
^ 't T w osolves
l
Stai<e Center, -fOO West 3
e tithey.resided
- i : - :--Sldney.:Moht.. where
Fort St. John; B.C.
or C laridsi-------north ofFoi
Rupert, with Bishop Vfclor
<
for 27 years untii herr hhiusband was D e l m airr Hans
I
Sibbett^ ‘ gofficiating.
iiiow In.the
T w in F a lls3,,
Burlai will foiio
K im berly in
i
tra n s fe rre d to Kir
»r H
I. 1T hey m a d e
Delmar
Y ans Sibbett. a 71-year- Rr upert C e m e te r y withh milHary
i
D e cem b e r of 1994.
mtity and location of two wit^.
[18,'Keano are seeking tho, identit
Tho Jaw firm of Evans,
ert resident, d ie d Saturday, graveside rites. Friendss may
c a ll'
9 ||
,„g.. ^
oid Rupert
1
5
their home In Twin Falls.
rding an automobile aeddent
rod to have knowledg regardini
), ,1996 a t t h e V e te r a n s Hansen
^
nesBCS.who are beliovw
}ert from 6
1 Wl
M orluary In Rupei
iwo m em ber of
i
' Jan e t was an active
voy 93, seven miles aouth of
imo
24,
1996
on
U.S.
Highway
tration
Hospital
in
Boise.
p
whieh
occurred
on
Jun
esday,
and
'
p.m.
to
8
p.m.
on
Wednesi
SUS
C
h
rist
of
Administrat
a ' th e C hurch of J e s u s
iproxlmotely 12:30 a.m. and
belore the
lie accidont oeeurrcd at opproi
Twin Fnlls, Idaho. Th.
3S born A ug. 1 5 . 1 9 2 4 a t at
al the church o n e hour bi
K e was
£
’ Latter-day Saints and1 fulfilled many
liich drove into tbe Side of i)
on Thursday.
ired Cbovrolet Suburban which
fu
involvoii a boigo eolore
ch. S h e esp e - P re s to , id
ida h o . th e s o n o f A lvin funeral
S
callings In the church.
a r a dairy.
diesel truck/trailer noor
n ,di
driving a suburban pulling...................
le witnease* being so u ^ t were
ItUbcUcvod that the'
■e.the acddm t w|th a rdative
ly have spent the nii^tbefore.th
a hono trailer and may
1.-'
in tho Twin Falls area.-'
ent, please telephone (ijoUect) ■
rmation regarding
accident,
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--------------------T F - M olonday,
r
Jsn u a iy 22.-.1996—.Timet
Magic Valley^yestr
V
S unv e y
tlt o w a r di B u r l eey
t
p o ]> lls a t t i tudes
airp>ort ^lenator
■
Jennifer Bunch
____ L_ _JCimcsJ?Icws.witc
ounds ed
i^aming—
SO
-v ;-
•
W
J
B U R L E 7 :^ 'S
S oo m e p ilo ts ‘w ho
j c j g g j g g n nrvimnni
' use th e Burley M
Miunicipal A irport
•
sn ToUddnen
•
K arenT
IS S
. say it m c e t3 th e ir n e c ^ w here it
cs.News.writct____________ - . .
--------- — - . -_Timcs«h
-------------Isrothers say i rrsh
sh o u ld b e re lo c a t.....
• ed to a m ore rural
iral area for safety,
DISE - Lawmakers might have
BOIS
;
according to a recc
ccent survey.
Hide colleges and universities if
hJ& Lii
to guide
The survey o>ff registered
i
pilots.
Board o f Education doesn’t do
the Boa
and aircraft ownei
'ners in the B utlcy
Pb. a lawmaker, threatened last
aiea was conducte
cted by A rm strong.
■ B ia S f lf iS S
week.
fe.
C o n s u lta n ts in
In c . o f G ra n d
;n. cGary Schrocder, chairman o f
■ Ju n c tio n , C o lo
o ., to se e w ho is
Senate E ducation C om m ittee,
- - -using thc airport>rt how often, and
he was alarmed by thc board's
•
said
- 1 whether users thit
Chink th e aitport is .
sion last fall to allow B o ise
_____
decisio:
adequate.
S ta tee U niversity to operate en g iArm strong repo
sported the survey
neering
ing classes formerly under the
. findings in a stud
tudy assessing the
roi b( f the University o f Idaho.
control
• • ' adequacy' o f Ihee B
I urley airport at ‘
Ve seem to b e in an era th a t
'th e re q u e s t o f' tth
h e M in i-C a ss ia
;r than having a long term goal,
rather
T nuis^ rtation Coi
Committee.
|^ H
' r'.
.' ^i'~' '
~
I revise the roles and missions
O f 13! surveys!
ys mailed out, 46 - ^ S M
as w ce go."
gl he told Raybum Barton,
or 35 percent - w ere
e retumed.
tiv e d irc c lo r.o f_ th e .S ta te ___ _
e x e c:u
u ti
• The survey aske
sked about tbe ade:d o f Education, during a tw oH |H B ||j |
B oard
quaey o f runwva]
ay le n g th s . T h e | ^ H
hour hearing.
lengths coupledi v,
w ith air obstruc- H H
T hat
lat decision
I
creates an atm pstions around the: oi
airport were iden“people will com e to
n B B S m
p h eree where
w
tifled in Armstron
rong’s study as the.
with requests and you revise the
you witl
most im portantt issue
it
facing the
m is s io n s b e c a u s e o f
ro le s and
a
Burley airport.
requests
csts."
"T he reaso n som
so e o f the runIt also
alsc could lead to expensive,
ways are so short
>rt iis because o f air . —— ^
:eful duplication o f program s
w astefu
obstructions,” sai
said .Sue H olm es, I------.KEVINMlUi
on another insitution's
and infringe
infr
an airport planner
er ifor Armstrong.
B d e b a te t h e
r o l e and
uni m issio n , hc said. R ig h t
Ith h is w o r k w h ile pilo ts
D o n a h u e c o n t i n u e s with
'e fu e le r a n d m a in te n a n c ie a t t e n d a n t S ean O'Do
rle y M unicipal A irp o rt t'eft
ions are anything* B urle
A ir obstruction
and m issions - w h at a
_________________ now ,. roles
ro
r-iS S U tt.----------------------------- ^—
e q u a te ru n w a y le n g th a t t h e - a lr p o r t Is a key-is
-------------- thaHimits-flight-T
iritso f-a -n ew -airp o rt-A dje<
it-Tjaths-arom d'the— iflBril
universi
ersity can and cannot teach —
airport - such aass grain elevators,
Itions,” Zerza
a re clei
are c c r ta in lim itati
cle arly d efin e d by thc s ta te
A r m s t r o n g ’s length1ooff 6.370 feet.
nan;
. A c c o rd in g to 4
llb io n pilot O'Decn Rcdm
ai
es and bridges and
Alb
trees, pow er lines
relatively short.
Board
ol
that said. R unw ays are rel
serves planes thai
d ofEducation.
Thc: airport
ai
fione s tu d y , lo n g e r ruin
n w a y s w o u ld
nagcr o f the Albion Telephon
-equire a minimum- mana{
highways that reqi
number
o
f
pasS
e
n .'Tim T u ck e r, D -Port H ill,
5
to
which
restricts
the
nu
:n.
.
an
approach
speed
o
f
up
tc
o f ho t weather,
have an
the lessen the effects of
Co..,. asaid in an interview thatt th
flight clearance.
can
twitted
I
•
iph and a w ing span up to) 79
7S sengcrs and foicl thee company
ed Barton
fox seeming to bow ••
es 'n itp lane per138 moh
i n e ...- Hot jvcather_reducfia
p o rt m ee ts his -needs fine
------- -- . O f the-survcy^r
y re s p o n d e m s ,-8 0 - -airpo
ded ta k c lo ^ iirlc y r h c sai<
'ide,
and
a
h
ew
or
expandcc
c
wishes
o
f
Boisc
business
pcoOld.
■
to
the
w;
g
longer
t^
eo
fT
feet
wide
i
fo
r
formance,
requiring
dm
an
flies
a
Cessna
2
0
6
fc
iway length was no
Rednpercent said runwa
ediment to our
p]e and
c
“It’s not a n imped
be designed for this
this
n d creating
competition,
ichcs and reduc- aitpont should
sl
Igle- and landing approacl
incss and pleasure. The single
it w as an
busini
p ro b lem , 13 p>ercent
er
beaninconvc“ Mlaay
Armstrong saidd in
ir business, but it can b<
y b e the law school should
lich an airplane size offaircraft,
a
foot ing thc rate at whic
jiiie. six-seater.has a 36-foc
>lem and 2 pcrccnt
engiri
occasional probler
niencc,” he said,
dy.
m ovee to Boise since all the lawyers
le study said.
its study.
oach can gain altitude, thc
igspan and a 104 mph approac
quent problem ..
wings
said it was a fivqu(
m eets
arc inn Boise,”
Bc
In g e n e r a l , the airport
ai
1 Zerza,
a spokesm an for the
thc
he said,
A v ia tio n
Fred
Z
F ed eral
cd for landing.
spondents, 89 perspeed
All o f the respo
Bartoi
•ate- a b o u t 9 0 p e rc e n t o fS im p lo t's
im plot C o . a t corporate
irton defended the state board,
andards for thc J.R . S ir
liers Adm inistration stan
Tic a i^ o it draws a lot o f flici
Aid they base their
Thc
cent o f whom said
aid needs, Zerza said,
]u a rte rs in B o is e , sale
ting that it docs not listen ju'st
insisting
hat u se the air- headqut
ic tto types o f aircraft the
urley, because it is closc
a irp o rt, re p o rted
to B
Bu
a ircraft a t th e aii
mg for 90 perto Boise
nes.
Thc FAA is payinj
ot uses its sm aller planes
sise consumers.
)-foot runw ays.
Simplot
lotcl port call-for 5,660-1
m and
to divert to
town
i thiiy can walk to a moK
they never havec had
1
ng’s S98.600
“ i Jdo
q not believe that all roads
icts. c e n t o f A rm strong
scater B eech K ing A ir jets
Thc existing runwv iay s a rc 3,955 eight-sen
fe , Redman said.
o f insufTi- or »caf
another airport because
be<
Vlinidoka' and
]ead to Boise."
E
is ia s tu d y . T o g e th e r Mi
ps to B urley. T h e je t has
he said,
ret. A rm stro n g
for trips
ngth in Burley.
"IItf’s v e ry close an d v/ ce r y fe el and 4.094 feei
. . xient runw ay lengt
:
naying_
5
perT
h
e bboard has long range goals
nph
C
assia
countics
are
j;
)t wing
span and a 138 mph
ic
and b e acquired 54-foot
>
iway recommends that lar
idy," he said. A longer runwa
O ne re s p o n diee nr t said th c a ir-, handy
incl
cent, an d th c state: IS
i paying ihc , that includc
ich speed.
changcs for community
oned w ith in th en n e x t 2 0 y e a rs to approach
y be
runw ay should be
may
fc helpful, but he qucstione
port's east-west; ru
icre rem aining 5 percent.
eets o u r needs, but there
rges, vocational education, adult
colleges,
otential runway
“It m
me
accom m odate a poti
the need
nc for a ncw airport.
extended as far os
as possible.
]
and thc universities,
---------------------- 1 basic: education
edi
lid.
0 .
hc said.
hroeder and other lawm akers
I’t fin d m u ch c o m fo rt in
Barton's
on’s words.
>nce thc bank has been broken
insidercd
a
strong
.
"Once
hemical.
he
said.
It
is
con:
leaving
the
site.
cher
that
prevents
water
from
lea
is tto submit an applica- th
whether the plant needs
, y°
you_want to m ake sure you
The Times>Kews
migants
that
a
r
e
Ite
rn
a
tiv
e
f
o
r
o
t
h
e
r
fumi
)y test
crops m ust bc alte
• Drainage from nearby
i
e r ;p e n f k . It may not,
tion for a waste w ater
5 ®
a ^ o d s e c u rity s y s te m .”
imospheric ozone.
elieved to destroy upper-atm
lant site.
belie
away from the plan
manufacturing is sup- directed
di
farm chem ical plant to be because the chemical m:
BURLEY - A far
< c .th c .p lo n t:s .p e r;_ i^ ^cer
c '’ ‘said.
-Cassia-Cquiity-can.revoke.
•
thatTBrlOCked-fcnCCr^r-rCl
-rrOthcr-stipulationS'are-th
:lose
d
-!o
o
p
-sy
ste
m
-an
d
-^
itc^posed-to-oecur-in-a-cloa
ic”cngincering-issuc-w
as-divi—
>unQ^bea-not-need-a-statc‘ ■. TT v;fauilt-itrgassia-€oun
'uidclines
or
state
.
*
*'®
®
lit
if
it
vio
lates
cciunty
gui
site,
and
truck
traffic
mit
m
ust
surround
thc
plant
site
create no byproducts, he tsaid.
. S chroedcr said , and started
ity {permit to operate here,
' or federal air quality
U..C could shut th e
nd federal law s. Or, the stat
routed west on SOO and'
thc plant must be ro
submit tl spill prevcn- from
fr
;rKcrley does need to> si
ier education on an unwanted
And it already h as
a s ;a county spectal>use pernorth to Highway 30 , factc
actory down.
South
to
400
West
and
nor
,
McMasters
said.
Si
tion
and
clean-up
plan,
M
c.
.
• mit.
volvcd in another *™ck.
Kerley
also has been invo
thc B urley-O aklcy
Ki
o r E ast on 500 South toJ tl
nissioners
in November oi
or
Cassia County com m
is
5 and o th er law m akers ques■s, ia certification supervisor
' Mike McMasters,
:tu r in e p la n t in
letam s o d iu m m an u fa cti
met;
>e ipermit for the plant. Highway.
H
a l approved a special-use
cd w hether o th er universities
iv isio n o f Environm ental
w ith the stale Divii
ucson.
ised to ^ a k e metam
Tues
T hree chemicals are usei
m
Under that permit:
d 'lose
their program s o r have
lant only will release steam
: Quality, said the plan
'
Thc
N incrcc ln c ., is
carbon bisulfide and
Tl T u cso n area plant, M
sodium
caustic
soda,
car
any
chemical
products
sc
o
t
•
It
cannot
release
an;
rams duplicated in other parts
ent
and
chemicals
will
not
into the environment
own by the end o f
nder court o rd e r to sh ut dow
_be
transported
into
unde
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m
cthylam
incjrhcy_w
ilLbj
[e-smte.JeadingJQ_competition_
>rdingTorits-opcratingTJian------------beTlischargedaccDrdl
e^rtumerourcnvi-—
of
.thc-si
ys
the
chem
icals
will
19{^’
n . . • It cannot produce any
an product other than BBurley by rail. Kerley says
itudents and dollars within thc
for stud'
nanufacture metam sodium.
Thc plant will man
Dnmenml violations.
hoped holding tanks
ronn
lem ical th at becom cs be
b( pum ped into bullct-shoj
system.
a soil iiunigant, at 285
28. W est and 500 South o f m etam sodium , a chen
,y negotiated ih c 'S tatcsys
KKierley s a id th c com pany
plant;
Is and
kills num erous/ and
ar then mixed inside the: pi
ial gaseous in farm soils
i
ihroedcr w rote to Tw in F alls
jy, the plant’s key financial
Burley. Bob Kerley,
:ave
its
site
on
thc
rder
because
it
w
ants
to
leas
sneral-use
pesticide,
onie
M
etam
sodium
is
a
gene
it- pests, from weed seedss to
to bacteria.
:er ‘Curtis Eaton, who is presinix, Ariz., recently submit' ■ backer from Phoenix
lalion
reservation.
'ohono
O
’odham
Indian
Nai
I
purchase
and
use
iu
Toh<
lem icals in accordance wwhich means anyone can pi
sn
■ • It must handle chen
o fth c Board ofEducation, askapplication to th e Division
ted on air quality ap]
lerley said. T h e p lan t esse;
y th
Kerl
» c n ,i.lly ,is b c in &
fn'g"'^!!!
BBut it is under review by
t e EPA..which is
laws.
with state and federal law
w hether there should be new
Quality,
M cM astcrs said,
• o f Environmental Q
uj
arced put. he said.
it to u se the
forcc
p
idcd by a mound o f soii co
c<n s id e rin g requiring a perm
lg
' • It must be surroundci
thc roles and m islaw s governing
go
d h1; e is still investigating
M cM asters said
..
.1
sions>ooff colleges and universities,
ton responded Jan. 8 that edu3n is ra p id ly c h a n g in g to
e U
^ ______________
me more consumer driven. The
Carvel Harward, c
/ton p o lic e allejge the
tl
ih (A P ) — A
Layto
)win
■LAY TO N , U tah
: has em barked on a tw o-year
rR e council stru c k dow
wton
said th e evaluatioi
C ontinued from B l
irgh’s were trying to collcct
i
oman accuscd in Vosburg
line to create a “virtual univero n is nom ination o f P'au
au l y Layton mon and won
Itors, s u s p tc tin g
ranee b c c a u s e ’prosecuto
irl's SlOO.OOO.lifc insuran'
8-year-old foster the girl'
arks the death o fth cir 18H enry re fu s e d1 to
tc s e t th e r a te isoacsoi
s o r to continue as watenvork;
king, wanted top ^ tty . " w
w here s tu d en ts co u ld tak e
V osburgh w as faki
y. D a v is p ro s e c u to rs have
ha'
r a ig n m c n t this
policy,
th e d au g h te r face arra
ses at universities in Idaho ahd
ested the city use ^superin
rintendent, but approved th<
. schedule and suggesi
so said Vosburgh
fonya evaluators. He also
:d delays
in the case on Ton;
<
urer month, almost threee years after thc blamed
her suites, and request a degree
jointmcnts o f Braga, Treasure:
1991 rates. Thc reappoii
- the 1994 code and1 T
ed
to
meet
w
ith
ll
illre
p
e
a
te
d
ly
refuset
urgh, who claim ed mental ii
Vosburg
lilip teen's 1993 death.
fromI an Idaho university.
na Barr and Police ChiefPhiIi{
■ city switched from1 the
tl 1991 to thc M anna
meys examiners.
ind.changed,dcfcnse attotrie
w ill.be arraigned., ness .and
...... . ‘.Tonya .Vosburgh-W:
gher education, can ad a p tj p_^_e.__
---------- :------ ---- ------last.Octobcr,.______Cowell.
___ ;..1954Jee.schedule Iasi
slipped by, Layton*
■A s the months'sli]
mes.
dvi- in 2nd District Courtt con Tuesday and five time
:ging student, funding patterns
A'estOne Bank financial advi
uel Braga said the . • We
.’ City Clerk Racquel
press
fmsuaiion
to
:|ucnt
policc
began
to
expn
all
in
July
1993.
subs'cque
A fall
dis- her now-estranged hhusband. Rick.
technology without abandoning
3ob H ildem an o f B oise dis
pay the building so r Bol
iot.
who
took
thc
tcch
city uses thc fees to0 p;
stays C h ie f D oyle Talboi
an d h o sp ita l sta;
ater.
brain surgery
si
ates will # p c a r a week lati
olcs and m issions statem en t,
;d ithe need to raise water rate;
ihasc the building cusscd
' inspector and purchai
County A ttom ey
1994. c.onccms to DavisI C
sd thc case into early 199
Ited a b o u t three
pushed
ssue
They were arreste
:h ddirects the board to prevent •
tees pass thc water bond issu<
ses iess than $50, if voter
J code books. For fees
!tition Mel W ilson. “She: 'was playing the 'vhich
her first attorney filed a petitii
M arch 3. 1993, whenhci
dn’t ' m onths after thc M
leful d u p licatio n o f e ffo rt in
6 dcction. He couldn’
thc inspector and • at thcB Feb.
F
two-thirds goes to thc
•albot
said.
"She
teney
court
sy
stem
,”
Tol
ermine
her
nicntal
compctem
Womack, who had to detem
g ^ — dcath-of-Bobbi-jQ-Wo
er educatifin. Eaton wrote.
^____
l-anytown*with-waterTatcs-8i
iccail-a:
--------r^ ^ n c ^m ird -g (5 'crt<S~thc~chyrfees*
rt
understoodthc;syster
tem well enough t q r - ” ‘?.L e^|
rd ln
~
T
o fa child.
to stand
I ar
the mcintal capacity of
.egislatioh on thc subject coufd
is'W
are split equally low as
> cndcll’s.
• greater than S50 are
im' o f be able to string it ou
le
law
provides
a
maximum
lomcone
trapped
State
I
h
ly
Authorities
say
soi
bit !the flexibility, innovation,
Id e m a n said the m o n th lj
id iinspector.
Hlldt
- between the city and
w
u
declared
comjators
B
y
Dcc.
2
1.
she
wi
ys
for
mental
health
evaluate
ng
w
o
m
an
in
a
60
days
the disab led young
spirit o f creativity and participaase would need lo be S3 to S4.
S4
:Ison said the fce increase
Mayor Lynn Neisc
th, her husband’s
sPii?
mlua- petent. Last month,
mit reports. Vosburgh's evalu
o u re d g aso lin e
to submi
).m. L ayton garage, poi
which is needed forsceably,” hc
3romised to attend'the 8 p.m
here, Ofler hc
. structure would bc: hhashed out in a and pro
eren’t case also was split from
fr
March 3. 1994, weret
and ignited tioM.ordered
ore
ond between her and the door
d
e.
Jan. 31 public meeting on the bone
ir the
wrote.
- : woric session.
offered to testify for
I prosecution.
cd
until
August
1995.
ming
away.
finished
i
It.
thc
liquid
before
runni
issue at the American Legion Hall.
■- ' In other business:
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line
“Steel‘l e r ^ l Iiavel i g H lt p M i
st Dallas
the 49ers’ 38-20 win'against
moge in the
onNov. 12.
der. The
ing D allas’ ofTense is harde
.. .Stopping
s
h
av
e
quanc^ack
Troy
Ai
-w
Cowtoys
as 1become alinost as
._
A m erica’s Team has
running bbaac k Enimitt Smith end re
vulnerable as any other•indicNFL.
in
indends
Irvin, blit the show begins on
's (:
(14-4) will play the
The Dallas Cowboys
lysicai offensive line that is the
ti best
with a physi
-5) next Sunday in SuPittsbureh Stcelere (13-5):
me.
• in t ^
ilikc two years ago in
per Bowl XXX, but unlik
h a v e to give Dallas a lo t io f run
hip appcarancc, the
^
their last championship
’-lanes,
;ra'pins gaps inside to clog-1
I
^
stunts, scra|
Cowboys arc bcotablc.
in their
en.'^’T r y 'to contuse them ir
Cowboys hove lost
^
sai'd'Creen.
----- “ I t’s no secret the Cc
vn.' You
schem e to slow iheni down
some top players over the ycais," said, Min.
.
blocking sc:
STHDimtt- '
loke Emmitt run laterally. Hle’s
e’ only
Dennis Green. ’'That ____
want to mok
nesota Vikings Coach Dc
rtunity to get-better
ge' nm ncr outside, but greot
an average'
has created the opportui
It inside
les. J think once you stop
The Steelers have o
A n a ly s isi
matchups against them.I. T
•
the tackles
ut <
out a significorit part o f thi
n e people may think
— _ you’ve cut
belter chance than some
------ for an upsetr^---------------success by run- fense.”
las. They have fioH'soinc sue
Fewer in
pcause two of^)allas’
was
The point is valid, bpcai
ps and countcr , Smith w
a held to 100 yards or fe^
g s t r a i ^ t ahead with traps
1C 'Woshington Red- -ig fj'
four losses were to thc
he Iteam ’s losses this season. He
I- hod
les Chad Hen-' tluee o f the
ys against defensive tackles
•s vwere against the f:: ' gs, Leon Lett and Russell Maryland
skins, and the others
nst thc Eagles, but only 10D in ,h e
and 108 against
M
Son Francisco 49ers.
Philadelphia Eagles and1Sa
ilf.
Robert Jones sccond half.
:backers Dixon Edwards,, R
owboys’ number, it’s ju,d qG odfh^ Myles.
If anyone has the Cowl
ms with
eccntly, Dallas had problem:
■ Until, recc
Turner, who was thc
..jThcir
j
Redskins Cooch Norv Tui
lg ofTense bccause team s s
ovcHy big, but its possing
linebackers aren’t ov(
ordinator when Dollas , 1,.^y ,are quick and fast,’* saidi 1Tumcr.“ The double-teai
Cowboys’ offensive coord!
ea rn in g Irvin and giving I
1993
and
1994.
won championships in 199
■on-one
rsuit, so you’re Willioms, th
tl e other receiver, onc-o:
Jle team has excellent pursu
______liNo.-J,.i-would-soy-yoa
^ou-havc-to-limit-their— jf/ji-o
Gb'”stral8ht'0t coverage.■Bbt“WlltIams-hnsploycd-wcl
Bl
"goinS'io~o'DtrurrthemrGi3
said Tumer. whose ,i,„ „m. Their strength playedI into
scoring opportunities."’ sa
the Cowboys another wcapor
ir ours bc- . ly, giving thc
boys 27-23 .n O o ,.l
Redskins brat the Cowboy
II between
the
Turner has
ha: mode the adjustment.'
se wc like to run the ball
\
le s a m e
and 24-17 on Dec. 3.
“A lot o f teamii would stay in the
:les."
:ore some points, but
‘T hey’re going to scorc
on Irvin,” sold T
iiodcs took it a coverage,, doubling
d<
hiladclphia Coach l ^ y Rhot
cjimc_oILihcj:Io.ck.__ ^ rfartlier.-He'always"double-te
!u'
___you have to.takc some.ti:
uhaYC
to'dois-m
iryourcovi
:-teams‘Ceit:— i"“What youh
lu’re struggling, run it
“
Run the ball. Even if you’r
lavdhis
icm. Vou con let Michael iui'
ight now,” said against them
Leon is extremely sharp righ
managcmcn, ™ d,o:
once in a while for timec m
ou ju s t tiove to limjt them to3 ian av)des. “The real problemI will
w comc if calches,you
keep them honest.
bout
6
yards.”
lineup.
If
you
erage
o
f
aboi
irlcs
Haley
is
back
in
the
Ur
d-position game with 9 ^ " i'
“No. 2, play the field-pi
isburgh
Hc also says Pittsl
bnc-onGreen ogcees.
ogi
ble Leon, then that leaves Holey
I'i:
them. If they beot y o•u,
u ,:make them have
pushover.
won’t be 0a pi
riing drives, but don’t- one in
in pass protection.”
those long, timc-consumini
0
ally crucial for Pittsburgh to►have
1:
illas’
pass
nish
“It’s
really
he
R
e^kins
countered
Dalla
••
•.
Thc
• give up thc big play.”
k e time
nsive day, run the ball to take
slant-ins, as did the 49ers. The good offensi
<
• •In the Redskins’ first win
wir against the Cow- with1 quick
ack and have a methodicol passing
pi
las' linebackers off thi clock
rs also went afler the Dallas
rrry Allen rushed for
49ers
■ boys, Washington’s Terry
■s
run
0
lid G reen. “But the Steelers
game,” said
and he had 98 yards withIthe
tl pass.
. 121 yards on 30 canies,, an
sses dow n the middle ond1 iquick
■ry Rice, from lot o f passe
on Francisco receiver Jerry
notch. Philadelphia’s
Son
on 25 carries in thc rcmoti
sins deon o f their strengtiis is usir
oi turned a traps, and one
yards in the Eoglcs' thc slot
sl position, beat JonesI and
, Ricky'Wottcrs hod 112 ya
tu n ts . They have so m1eC key
itoon81-yord fcnsive sstu
rt pass over the middle into
in C
Dcc. 10.
short;
20-17 win over Dallas on
with Dallos.”
ly from
scrim- matchups wii
;hdown on thc second play
:
iust anywhere against touchc
But teams con't run just
,
By Mike Preston
The Baltimore Sun
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H i s t o r y r w a s n ’t b a d ,
b u t w o r lIdd l i t e r a t u r e
a n d a l Il t h a t ? . . . I
( c o u l d n ’t ) c a r e l e s s
ab o u t w ha t h ap p e n ed ,
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h a p p e n e dd I n t h e y e a r
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V eteran Jazz: c a n t e r K a rl M alo n e,
s h o w n pulling
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Vlalone stubbornly clings to
an aging Karl Mah
wearing an N B A cham pidreom o f weo
onsWp rin g -e v'cn
en tas hc admits his own per-!
fermance has been
bee in co n sisten t when it.
, counts most.;
Ipiint
Near the m idpii o f the 1995-96 camlighl-lime A ll-Star was still
j'
P“‘g".
it 226 po in ts on 52 perccnt
overoging about
I
11 aaflcr 36 gam es, on pace'
shooting overall
ivcrages.
with his career aven
hups w ith tea m s likely to
• But in matchup
oyoffs - defending chompidominate the ployo
icogo, Orlondo, Son Antonio
on Houston, Chicog
and the.Jozz hove
^ond Phoenix - Molone
Mo
‘smiggled, losing'seven
se> o f 10 gomes,
joints Friday night in Utah's
P B l i M a l o n e ’s 37 poin
111-99 victory over
ovei the M agic team was a
T O u r n a n iw
« n t
rare breokthrough
f( beth thc Mailman and.
;h for
.Qanesplayedatl
ithome
the Jazz. Generally,
illy, M alone hos found it dif- •
3-0
U S . d o w n s Giuatcmala
ui
, . • ■ , , ..'l.ofhlghw t'se^
edtean
ficult to deliver: ogainst
og
such ni<>rquee big •
•
, TWnfall»(S-15.1-7r ;
match
; i n G o l d C u p soccer
sot
:m
V
. .m en as Hokcem O la ju w o n , S hoquille!
id Robinson.
‘ i
I'
. O.’Ncol ond David
F
_____ i_____L O S ^ G E L E S^ric_W
Synalda.bc^_ _rTTrThe:TimeS-NeW8—- r r —
fBA'Ielitei Molone hod over-;
• •
: ......Agoinrtihc“NBA
leader in U .S”
, came the allMime scoring
sci
'S on
' aged 22.6 points
oi 44.5 percent shooting;
soccer Sunday, helpini
ping the Americans to a
■ing 0 major upset, the Classi /A-1, Region III
ios«
POCATELLO-Borring
in#3.;.
"
\
‘ecus
------------prior to the Orlando ndo win.
uatemala for third place
3*0 victory pVer Guat(
lace.
nent is a battle for second pla<
giris’ basketball toumamer
:ightlifler, the 6-foot-9 pow- ■
A fanatical weigh
> in the Gold Cup.
Pnc«»Bfl (156,^3)
eoten Highland,
'
idy from the district has beo
That’s becousc nobody
edes nothing, except his recr forward concede:
Wynalda scorcd the opening goal in the
-0 in the lea'guc.
GamM.1,:
season at 19-1 overall and 8-0
i,2 a{7p.m ..
which rolled through the: set
ceding hoirlinc, to the
ti passage of^ more than
35th m inute on a 10-yard
10
h ead er o ff a
The Eiams’ currently are ranked third in the state,, ^with their only
0«m7.
•;
I
afT a? ? p.m.
■
. adccadeofbruisinfi
sing play around thc basket..
Reyna. W ynalda sur-.
cross'by Claudio Re
ackfoOt:
. loss coming to No. 2 Black
u8o ; - vwiwe^'ei..':- , ■
A ccarw r assist leader John:_____ _
Along with NBA
ly’s motic o f 21 gools in
passed Bruce Murray’s
Jch-begin s_Monday,^nightt,w
.w ilLselccLone,- GameJe!?
Thetoum am enL-wiiich
ne s t ii r c o i n ^ s c s thc h'cart
yelt
: Stockton, Moione
------- ^— Jntcmatlonarplny.------them Idaho Feb.
. Satin
iment at the College of Southi
team for thc state toumamc
^aft~ ^ .m . ft6.3!^p!niyin|M^
e.
o f Utoh’s offense.
Jeff Agoos scorcdd tv
two minutes later and
Jp |getting 0 second chanccl aa t a p l a y o f f i n
8-10, with the runner*up
\s hi
his showing has not been
..............
Still, he admits
10 rreplaced Wynalda in
Jovan Kirovski, who
Idaho Falls Feb. 3.
ination toumey are ployed cbn the the stuff dreams are m ade of, especially his ■
in the double-eliminai
the 80th minute, gave
:ave goalkeeper Kasey
All gonics
ga:
lls (5-15
overall, 1*7 region)) (gets first crack
' Fiflh-sceded Twin Falls
(
d team
. Second-seeded Poc
scatello own. That has been
cen nowhere m ore apparent: .
of the highest-seeded
t
ort with a closing goal
Keller further support
0 . No. 4 Burley
hom e floor
nc
ns* home floor in Pocatello,
at Highland on tlic Rams*
ind
b
y
e
ond
will
play
thc
M
Vlmicothan
in
gomes
with
5-3)
drew
thc
opening-round
lith M idwest Division lead-;
in the 88th minute.
dote with third- (15-5,5short hop to Rupert for a do
(11-9, 2-6) makes thc sho
Tuesday,
.
crs Son Antonio and Houston.
ico played in the title
Burley^winner
w
Brazil and Mexico
4).
seeded Minico (13-7,4-4).
JSt y e a r’s state toumey; Hig
atello finished second at last
ighlond
In two losses this month with Robinson’s ;
an under-23 team, beat
. game. Brazil, using on
Pocate
ir ttwo gam es to HighlandI tby 23 and 20
The Bruins lost their
:
V
olley
team
has
ever
won
c
1
first
two
gamcs.
No
Magic
'
o
stole
Spurs,
Malone
maade ju s t 15 o f 40 shots ’
■0 in
. the United States I-O
il the semifinals and
m
during
the
regu.lost
its
fli
rley by 10 and lost by one du
points; Minico beat Burley
lionship. ■
mcnt in preparadon for
chompiot
is using this tpumamci
(37.5 percent), w
whhile ta lly in g 18.5 p p g .'
lar-season.
this summer’s Olympic
ipics.
on’s Rockets he did better,:
= = ' Against Olajuwon’s
lints as Utah went 1-2, but!
j ,.
n a i i t ' averaging 25 points
shotjust40percenti
ent
doing so.
'
!
Eddie‘the Eagli
gle’ plans to
^
,
"Obviously, I’m
m not
r where I want to b e,";
soar again in 1998
19 Olympics
here are a lot o f things right.
>
tV,v< Molone says. "There
- Mr,,; now thal I’d liker to do
i better. I ’m just going;
He “th e E a g le " EdR em em ber Eddie
Cfam'pior
and see’what happens."
utsy ski ju m p e r from
wards, Britain’s guts:
- ' 71» Times-News
______ . _
— A *^-2 start, rami
oming ofEa-club record 60r [----------•
th e 1988 W in te rr 0O ly m p ic G a m e s ?
— C T " win season;-had-the
ihe-Jazz-looking every b it:----- —
aining”ro r th e ~ 1 9 9 8 " ' ■ B U H L - T h e b i^ 'h o «^ ffor
----------- T V eH rhe-is-In'train
•Class-A--2; D is-"......
t Wood River wfieh'thVC
nders os the 1995-96 cam-;
i > ; w, like NBA contendei
Olympics.
ournament opens Tuesday nij
l i ^ t is to catch
: * trict 4 girls' basketbaj! tour
lost four o fits next;
.
lim it h im s e lf to ski
But he d o esn ’t lin
2 ^ 4 ^ paign began. ButIt Utah
U
Jemine.Iooking ahead:
ii|^
r
^
p
s
.
yed .500 basketball since,;
Iso a stuntman,**
ap,riit';i six and has played
jum ping. “I am lilso
Uie.regularsoiThe Tigers easily beat the Wolverines twice' during tl'
rd place'in the Midwest..
nim blingintothinip
s aid. "I d o ju m p ss o f f b u ild in g s , ca r
isms 2
hvin over their Hailey rivals to0 tmoke the tour, son and needs one more win
s tu n ts . I h o ld th e .■~
- nament ^miflnals.
•
Malone
hopes
s tu n ts a n d sk iin g} si
for
a
resurgence.
After
all,-_______
‘_
------ ^ “ world'Tccord-for-ski-j
ist two
gom cTbener at this,
the Jazz stood just
t
■‘face a'Bufil teanTfliit wonifth e t o u m ^ ’i
■ There, Jerome would^fa(
Galley at last season’s state'to
people*’(35)."
toiftna- point lost year before
n e represented the Magic Vail
(10), buses (7) and pci
fore winning nine in a ro w .: ' '
It their regularr
Jerome
ss iafter the two teams'split':
top seed with a coin toss
The Tigers avenged one oiff those
nd lost its firat two games. Tl
‘‘The important
tl
nt thing
is, d o n ’t push the.
# 0 points early ment. ond
idians nipped Jerome by twc
seoson
meetings.
The
Indie
,
C o n nilod
e c fit>m w ire T^Knts
«ating
lum
a
twice
during
the
ills
time
around,
however,
beat
le
regupjmjc
button,"
he
de«
the
Tigers
last
losses
this
!
declares.
"Y ou’re going to :
sing a narrow decision to th
in the season before losin]
ion.
lar seoson
go through some slumps.
slui
W hat 1 work for is ;
week. .
15-5 overall; Jerome is 14-(J JV'
comes into the tourney at 15
Buhl1 c<
lg hheld In Buhl based on the! ddistrict’s rotatin, and that's just;
the standards thal1 I1beheve
b
The tournament is being
Mo. 4 in the state, while Wood
finishedd the
ti regular season ranked No.
(to) keep workingg an
ond get ot i t ’’
ing site system.
14.
ournament Feb.' er is 6-14.
istrict 4 will make the state toi
He fihds a soulmi
jlmate in Stockton, whose^
Only one team from Distri
ivon the state championship.
ilagic Valley team has ever wot
No Moi
Today
Malone,
along with driv-!
lool.
uifconny assists lo0 N
!
8-10 at Wendell High School
ing layups and outsi
lutside shooting hove been:
his ticket to seven
A
n All-Star
gomes. A starter;
High •ch o d glrt#‘ b «tskattMlI
ka
for 10 o fh is 11 Jo:
Jozz seasons, Stockton’s:
District toumam«nts
perfonnance remain:
lains steody: His H assists;
• A -I.Reglonlll
' Twin Falls a t Highland.
nd, 7 p.m.
and 15 points per
sr game
gi
is on p ar with his„
Burley at Mlnlco, 7.p.tn.
>.m.
career avcragcs(11.6
11.6assists, 13.5ppg).
ironce. at Wendell
• A«3 Canyon Conforon
laying well suitistically and:
“Vou can bc playji
Klmborty vs. Fllor. 0:15
1
:15 p.m.
Tlje Times-News
still not be gettingg it
itidone as a team," Stock-.
10 p.m.
>
Valloy vs. Dodo, 7:30
p
f
're not
mpion
ton shnigsi “We’re
r reody to sum blam-.
Cham
i
■KJIatrfct, at Carey
. A-4 Nofthsldo sub^JIs
Feny tried to make sense oof the usually
■ WENDELL - Glenns Fe
ing anyone. We jus
just need to s ta n playing;
iunty, 6 p.m.__________ :-------_________ . Carov va. C amas Count
«-girl9^>asketbellTBC^thi»'Sea
— waoky^^yon-Gonference-g
nfia Will Uke t m of the in j------------— — gooo Daij and things
:30 p.m.
RIchnsId vs. Bliss. 7:30
nent.as the top
jaSBjB f f l
rnter the conference toumamc
But, while the Pilots entc
KdlBtrict. at Mur• A-4 Southsldo sutKjla
< o'
overwhelming favorites to w
seed to n i^ t, they won’t be
IS moments
o f consistency^
^ H jl
. “Everybody has
n
u gh.«p.m .
toughOoWoy vs. Murtaugh
yed oi^sccondthe tournament is being playe
That’s panly because.the
:y. We
ju s t haven’t really^
U H b and inconsistency.
'
>n. 7:30
p.m.
Castleford vs. Hanson,
i
floor
and
partly
because
Glei
seeded Wendell’s home floi
:
S S M clicked as a team yet.”
yet.
nts at home 1 ^
S BSB
by getting snmg by 18 points
vcalcd itself as vulnerable5bj
oan is m ore concerned with;
jfflK H * Coach Jerry Sloan
week by diird-secded Volley.
porting cast. H c has ex|>er-;
iB b B S his two stars’ suppon
xjhfercncc.win^in.iroprc8sivc.nine-pne.
coi
....... Still, the Pilots reeled o ff
a
b'comer Chris Morris, using;
S S s imentcd wiih newcor
t-round bye.
sir copener and earned the first-r
ning streak afler losing their
ntO<COli£C£>HICHS'
lew J e r s ^ N et at bolh the;
N o.'6 ihe 6-8 fonncr New
itUes Declo
Volley (13-5,' 8-4) batUe
p gome and asA t ^ p.m..
.t
ntil the Jan. 31 championship,
'Incy’ll tiv to survive until
J e f f Homocck,inc ^ e No.2 guard spot, shared.with
shai
ames with the Vikings durinj
he Hornets'dropped both gami
8-10 ai Jerome seed. The
thc state tournament Feb. 8sure themselves o berth inn th
ard,
in co n ju n c tip n with!
and
sm
all
forward,
season,
• High School.
ing on David Benoit.
th
W
endell
(12-6,
8
^
)
Uikin
day
night’s
action
starts
with
inncr-up
focing
Tuesdaj
for
the
big
donee,
with
the
nini
The tr a team qualifies
lot Felton
Spencer is back:'
At centcr, 7-foot
1
the No. 2 seed over Valley
V,
g(3-15,2-10).
Thc Trojans earned
car
^t-team cham- Gooding
(
untain Home to moke the eigh
a playofr on Feb. 3 in Mount
’s tendon
injury, but his;
t
□ngs. They split the seasonI sseries from an Achille’s
le o< f two wins over the Vikinj
by virtue
pion^ip field.
7 :
O stertag and Greg;
vpoint backups - rookie: Greg
Gi
j'on Dcc. 5 and taking a iwo-j
xxling, losing bv IS at home'oi
'ileri thc fourth with Good
opener pits Kim baly and Fili
For the lateit scores csll • # •
The 6:15 p.m. toumcy op<
mr pro
acquired lost Octo-;
Foster, a sixth-year
|
nple lrutfuctk>ru.
jand fiflh s e c ^ respectively, ir
De 18.
«nd lollow th« simple
di- victory on the Senators home floor Dcc.
in a battle o f teams headed! indifferent
ir
•
htcap. ber-arestillleam ning
inE the Jazz system ..
5Criy/Filcr winner in the nighti
is Fcny
will tackle the Kimberi
Glenns
1
TteTinKri
a i & a s ------------------- 1 rections.
r
ession
"Being oble to make
mai the right play, being'
:hampionship game will b e Jan.
J;
31; with the extra ses
ate by beating
Thc chu
The Wildcats opened the Canyon Conference slati
stop defensively,;
. .able to make thee right
ri
Fe 1 ifnceded.
near the top for much of thee iseoson, while coming Feb.
Glenns Feny and remainedi n<
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■
<
:ol|y th e problem ." Sloan;
nent - • that’? been basicaUj
entries in the state toumamc
year's Canyon Conference enl
Lost yet
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____
n gomes.
_.Kiml»rlyJosUtLftr5Lswen£
ne-guy'breaks'dow n^ther-” — ■—
rc ra^ t—sflysT^If’even'onc-j
«slve*rtin5rThe-Viking5-&ro
ondTamterty^hiid-lmpfessl'
ihed by winning six o f nine
But the Bulldogs finishei
apa: on you. You hove to; .
1C second-place
trophy, andI K im b«]y took consolationn hon- whole thing falls apart
>cc. 1. ICimSer- home the
i
ird iti(nes,’ going 2-11 since Dc<
ts
B6
Jgames; and Filer fell on hard
S co res a n d stats
it work.’* '
. have everybody toJ moke
nu
■1.
. ■ ors.
_
meetings.
iy won both regular-scosoaI mi
as - Don Haskins,-the
EL PASO, Texas
Paso the past
basketball coach att Tcxas-EI
Tc
lg vwell Sunday aHcr be35 years, was doing
ing stricken with a mild
mil heart attack during
ISnight.
a game the previous
ni
coach is in Providence
The 65-year.old co
Memorial Hospital,I, vwhere hc i.s cxpccted
.few days undergoing
to spend the nextI.fe
core unit.
rests in the cardiac can
John Thom pson said
Athletic directorr Ji
Haskins had eaten and even was asking for
ime. .
details about the game
ready to go afler
“Hc looked like he was
’
.
it again,” Thompsonnsaid.
s
not know i f Haskins
The school docss ni
EP’s next gam e Thurs*
will return for UTEP’
day against Utah.
In A-1,, Regionlin , ^ n
ffighlaiindis quleen ^
WoodKiiiver tries tlto cut
in on Jerc*ome, Buh]
g
Canyon (Conferentice is ^
nothing but
b scramable ^
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'dos69 and M aggert 71.
PA LM DESERT
wilh
rooks pulled in to a tie wit
coBroc
. M ark B ro o k s, a first>rouod
f
HONOLULU (A P
P)) - New Mexi- four driv
rives deep into East tenitory.
irdie
ton ot 21-under w ith a birdi
ained a t o r n e a r Hustor
leader w h o remaii
e r had a pair of One w/ound
oi
co ’s Winslow O liver
up w ith a failed field
tire
to
u
m
a
m
e
n
t,
on
No.
oun>lo. 10 ot Indian R idge Cour
thd front th e entir
ttempt, another ended with" a“
eluding a;game* goal atta
touchdown runs, inclu
a r 67 S u n d ay to
try Club.
Cl
died
B rooks th e n b irdie
shot a 5-undcr-par
record 53-yardcr, and
n d Neil Voskcr- loss o [dow
f di ns and tw o on intercep■lope C h r y s l e r No. 11 to go up by one. His leod
Ico
^
w
in
th
e
B
o
b
Hc
itchian o f C olorado
lo kicked a 24tions.
iston
Ice.
wentt tlto iwo shots w hen Husto
,u .
C lassic b y a stroke
. yard field gool Sunda
id ay to givy the
Th e‘E
’East
i took a ! 0 »0 lead at the
:ycdJJo.J2.______________
ih 4Lsecond.con.'__bogcyc
^ --------- Hc-finished-w ith
;cbnhg bri its fjrst and“flnal'
y oyer
the West™, Half, sco
liastX IV ^U victory
c
uston cam e b o c k w ith
th a
Hus
scciltive r o u n d o f6
f f 7 for.a 2 3 -u n iii' the Hula BowL
drives.
ic bn No. 13 to narrow’ th
the
der t o l a ! 'o f 337 for
fc th e 9 0 -h o Ic birdie
-::01ivcr, whp-woun«
rer s w e p ra r o u n d right end
und up w ith 88 ” O liver
but
g ap to
ti one s h o t a g a i n , bi
ev e n t It w as his; ffiflh v icto ry in
also scored on a
to cap®a61-yard drive with Triniyords on 10 carries, ah
oks rolled in a 6-foot birdi
irdie
T o u r a n d . Brooks
,v '
12 y ea rs o n the PGA
P
----------- ^ y a r d nm. Ih e Kasl
SnaiioiialTJTbn Stkrk sparkJ ist's Mike Uotty intern
oiT N on6“tb~build'his lea
leod—
?4 r.
r ^ p u t t or
g g l ' “his firsrsincc-1994
d rie d defeated L e:e
e IC orso o f the ing the
e drive
by com pleting passd
th
B ro o k s began the
tl final ro u n d backc tito two, ond h c p arte dI the
West for the second1 st
straight year in
es o f 16
16 yards to B n a n Roche o- ff
with John H u s - last two
twi holes.
{•q
tied for th c lead v.
th e battle o f ESPN>I football
f
o se S ta te a n d 1 1 yards to
com- San Jos<
rooks began the toum am er
!Wort a n d J e f f
Broo
to n , P a y n e Stew
nientatori-saving ass coaches.
c<
Syracuse
is e ’s M arvin Harrison,
a
w ithi 0a 66 on ^ V e d n c s d a y , as
>4 .*
M aggert.
k e r itc h la n k ic k e d his 24*
^ ,F or the West, Dam
am on Huard o f
V oske
:ling winds k ic k e d up* du:
6
H uston shot 688 to fin ish s e c - sw irlir
Washington hookedI u]
up with Michi* y a r d err w
%ith 13 s e c o n d s left '(to
kept scorcs re la tiv e ly higl
on the last h o le
and kc
ond. H is birdie on
, g m State's Mushin M
Muhammad on
give ie
theEast its 10>point margin,
cards for th e to u rn a m e r
pulled him , from a tie with. S c o tt H is ca
e W
an .lU y a rd TD p ass
1
iS and
Marshall Tyrone
> illiam s o f Nebraska set
H och, w h o w as aalre ad y in t h e were; 66-68-69-67-67.
0ybung o f Texas-EII P
Paso kicked a up th e: th
t: re e -p o in te 'r w ith a 2IQ.
le golfers rotate on four dii
m der.
Thc
clubhouse at 21 -un
iterccption retum .
48^yari field goaL
yard inte
•am.
nt courses, p la y in g pro-an
)sed w ith in o n e
ferent
,C5
H och, w h o closi
tnw hile, tb e W e s t’s drives
-^Despite com ing oouu t on top, thc
M eanv
the
lefore h av in g to
fo r thc
th< first fo u r d a y s o f th
ind
shot o f th e lead be
East struggled o n oofTense.
f
In the ended on
on the E ast’s 29, 28, 2! and
) th
the
e.
Then
thc
field
is
cu
t
to
0
tlie
final
fo
u
r
H
ope.'
settle,
fo
r
p
ars
on
quarter, it w ent
t
fit three>and-out
20.
low 70 scorers and tie's, and[the
th
tic
holes, sh o t a 65.
—
6n_lhrcc-oLfOuiLpo!
a o s s e s s io n l,^
The, W
We st m ad e it 10-7 in the
play the.final ro u n d .a tJ h
te w art_ sh o t_ 7-70
( to -.w in d u p __pros pi
- p e r i o d - o n —t h e - H u a r•d--------—S
d— — Olivcr’s#core-was-&ch e o n ly d r i v e ^ — t h i r d —pi
club,'Indian R id g e this ycai
nd. A lso a l 2 0 - host cli
tie
three s h o ts behind
nm ad pass, b u t O liver came
ahd, in its four p o sse
{sessions in the Muhamff
is the longest o f the
th
co
ch
u n d er w .ere th irdd-ro
- u n d l e a d e r .The course
third quarter, it w as
IS tthree-and>out
bac k wwith
l h is lo n g ru n , w hich
by
Brad B ry an t, who0 had a 6 8 , a n d - four at 7,037 yords.
again.
- '
,
erased1 th
tl c m a rk o f 59 yards by
th
PorT iis a vague m em o ry ot: the
)te
N olan H enke, who0 shot 69.
n Jones,
o f M ichigan State
. B ut the East w a s} helped
h
by the C linton
.
nomcnt e v e ry y e a r. Perr;
Fred C ouples s(hot
h 70 to w in d tourno
W est's inability to0 ccapitalize on
in 1967.
ii
up in a four-w ay tie
tl at 19-under. won at 25-undcr last year, and
id m
•unI, Tom Kite finished 35-un
was d efen d in g
1993,1
Also in th e group> >
90
c h a m p io n K enny
ly P e r r y , w h o . d e r for a tour re c o rd fo r a 90*
recoverecl fro m
hole event.
ev
never com pletely r<
ooks won $2 3 4 ,0 0 0 for th
Broo!
an o p e n i n g 75; s e c o n d - r o u n d
ned
ory, and H u s t o n earnci
dos. a n d M a g - victor}
/
leader P a u l Goydi
1,400 for finishing sccond.
1
final-round 6 5 . $140,4(
gcrt. P erry shot a fi
anday, jBf>oo>y22.1996
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imo
Tlm
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leadwidth earlyy \ictory
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E n te r ta in e r B ob H
H' ope ta k e s a s w in g a t th e firs t te e d u rin g t h e
:he B ob H ope C h r y s l e r C
Cila s s ic a t In d ian
fo u r th ro u n d o f thi
R id g e C o u n try C:iub
it In P alm D e s e rt, C aallf.,
lif S atu rd ay .
vith ^:24 remaining on’a bas59-57 wit
Shawn Samuelson. who would
kct.by_Sb<
with a career-high 26 points,
•In a battle o f unbeate
»tcns, round one finish wit
na (12-4, 3-1) could get no
o f the Montana-Montai
itano State rival- M ontana
ly, along with sole po>s
Msscssion o f the
closcr.
>etwccn her and the rest o f
:e. put some distance betu
tg S36.230
for sccond-placc,
took addition-to earning
5
F la. (A P ) - It toe
L A I ^ B UENA VISTA.
\
' Big Sky Conference lea
lead, went 10 the
N ico) H
l- a rriso n s co rcd eight oo ff
rsi Ihe field on Saturday.
)00 bonus for finishing firsi
she w on a $100,000
ykic Karrie W ebb finally' got
gi
five tries, but rooki
1 final nine points, finishing
________________ M SU JsJl
—
Bobcats_____________
icr-bogeyed-thc-nrst-tw o----------ics-----Thc H all-of F am crg-HealthSouth-Supcr-Scrici
in-lhe-season-long-1G
-------th e-l- 8 t h - h o l e - r iig
g h t a n d - w o n -th e - L P >GA—
MSU (11-5 overall,
11, 3*0 in leogue with 22,:, as
a the Bobcats wrapped it up
holcs to lose her grip
ip oon the lead, then squanff.
standings,
sural Sunday in a playoff,
^
H
ealthSouth
Inaugu
laturday night in Bozeman,
play) shook off a cold>ld-shooting first 72-65 Sati
chance she had to com c
on dered any re alistic ch;
ar-old A ustralian who w or
ick’s
Webb,, a 21-ycar-i
ished second in last week
..
W ebb, w ho finisl
tana coach Blaine Taylor al-j
half that had put it in1 a 34*28 hole at
Montan
)c- back and w in w h e n she
si bogeyed No. 14 to
Iish Open last summer, be:d iin the W om en’s Brilisl
nt o f C ham pions, tapped
LPGA Toum am ent
vas lcx>king forward to round
the break, using a 20-7
)-7 nm to take a_ ready wai
iiind G eddes. W ebb and
iA fall two s h o ts behinc
-quickest w in n er in LPGA
med come th e second-qu
jrth.extra b o le and claimc
rT._ . -for par on th e foun
th'M SU bn F eb. 17 in Mis^'
............ ' 5 0 ^ lead with I 2 : i r7'lc:fl
i e to ploy.
two with"
lUr Nause.
;lory in ju st h er sccond toui
jcd* history w ith a victor
er’s check w h e n Jane Gcc
the $67,500 winner
“Something ju st waj
kvasn’t right but
soula.’ .
he rnext hole to pull ahead
Geddes birdied the
toum am ent.
des rolled a 5-fool1putt
p w ide o f the'cup.
e the
th e re ,’! said M S UJ g] u a rd Scott
While
i w eek’s marquee game
:cd for the victory before
rn and appeared headed
on w on th e 1951 Eastern
Ition
B e v e rly H anson
G eddes bogeyedd ithe last h o le o f regulatio
yed in Bozeman, the battle for
Hatler, who got five o fh
f is 13 points was playo
8 . She recovered from a
on faltering on No. 18.
and Open in h e r flrst tour
toui event. A m y Alcott won
BC-way tie w ith W ebb an
to fall in to a three
raged w ith previously
during the pivotal spur
p u rt “W c need- sccond place
pi
facc a par-saving 18-foot
poor sccond shot toI fa(
in 1975.
jik e
ili her third LPGALtoumament
to
^under•par 2 0 9 on thc Lak
Martha N ause at 7-i
ing W eber State playing the
ho for thc win but left it about
al
little bit. The struggling
4 inches shon and
ed lo calm down aI li
Patty S heehan and M ichelle McGann. whc
se at W alt D isn ey World.1. ,
Buena V ista Course
The Wildcats (10;7,2-_
lol right ofthe cup.
first half we were tighi
g h t B ut I think . role o f spoiler.
spe
fmal jJay. .finishcd.one„s_hoi
and shot a 66 on thc^fini
tu rae d -to .th e I 8 th-tee an
2-— — The- Icadcrs-rctui
:rWebb
w
as
iii
positii
last w eek’s sch^ule
sition to win on the first
en'
we.werc a different team
tea in the sec- 2) had entered
ddcs and N ause at 6 -underma- behind W ebb. Geddc
irc times b efo re the toumt
‘I®
played it fo u r more
but missed putts o f 15. 6
e* three extra holes, but
winless in conference play, but hondH ira se and Swe*
par 2 10. Ja p a n ’s Mayumi
M:
ond half.
d. Nause b o g e y e d the first
fir
ment w as dccided.
ed .
:e Suite (7-7. 3-1) and Idaho
dsson were next at z iz . ------ tn rd l^ 'rcc t-A n c r'G3eddes^cnra-30jfoor-putt-----------and den’s Helen Alfrcdss
, “Wc were determinec
ned to come oul
cd Boise
no
extra h o le to fallI out o f th e ru n n in g , an
Dn tthe fourth playofT hole.
rst 5 feet past the cup on
their first Big Sky setrirsi
Sheehan led the! first
fit two rounds o f thc first
State (6--88.3*1)
,
and play our style — and
an< we did.”
lances to w in o n th e fin
st*
W ebb w a s te d chai
and two-putted from 18
ay Webb played it safec ar
fulNfield event o f the
th year and poid Sunday
Although the GrizzI
zzlies closed to
backs.
s .'
' three playoffholes.
'amage o f an opportunity to feet for par.
for not taking advani
ofltable day fo r Geddes.;. In
I
'
It was s till a prol
TTie Associated Press1
^ Rooldie-prevaiils-in-pla^
Am]liez earrns 1st
“ sla]ilom viGS o f y
v in -L P G i^A-event—
^
Bland[overtake!BSColbertt to win seiiniors tourirnament
B
this.*' said B la n d , w
wlho d rilled an 18*foot
rto R ico (A P ) - Defendin
D O R A D O , Puert)
■I'ng
' 'it
l7ih. thcn h iiascv e n * iro n ,
I - birdie at the par-4.17ll:
Ibert w as s ta n d in g behind
- — - champion* Jim Colb
n d o , - ^ ^ - . : ----- m n
approach a t 18 lo w
wiithin three feet o f t h e
ar-4 15th fa irw ay and stoi
star: .
tree ju s t o f f the par
um
am ent*winning.putt
I
flog
to
set
up
the
toum
..H R ''
/, but 'h is m in d w as on the
th
ing dow n a bogey,
/ould have gone eight feet
I
“The putt at 17 woul
su-etch o f six holess 1he hod j u s t finished.
ext m onth’s W orid Cham*
idn’t gone in.” Bland said,
I
past the cup if it hadn'
VOY SEN NAZ.
Z., Sw itzerland ity is next
vent'
^
5.” said C o lb e rt, w ho wci
“Forget about 15,
gnificent approach at 18.”
(A P) - F r a n c es ’s S eb astien p io n shlip
ip s a t S ie rra ' N evada,
■
“Then I just hit a magnii
tnd lose to a late-chargin
sing
on to b o g e y 15 am
and he was philosophical
67 and entered
most Spain, an<
Colben led afler a1first-round
fin
Ajniez, one o f th e season’s
»
itroke S u n d ay a t the Senic
John B land by a str
Bland at 7-under-par. Hc
e
the day tied w ith Blai
consistent slalom1 sk
sl ierirrallied afler hiss elimination.
lam pions. ’•'ITiat did n ’t cost
co!
_
T ournam ent o f Chai
_ _ _ -T foj-hts-firsrW orld1-birdiesjiLlhe.scvcnth and_______
Id'C up-vi ctory------ “n o ookk ~ a llth e -risk srlik e -a l-— ~ — went-lo-9-under-with-bii
me th e to u m am ennt.
t F our tim e s 1 ttiougm
lUte, 38.79 sec- ways,” he said. “B etter now than
Sunday, in 1 minuti
^
eighth holes to tak:c
e a two*stroke lead over
had h it p u tts into tlthe ce n ter o f th e cup an
Vorld Championships.”
in the Wo
1C first
10 holes,
M Bland, who parred thc
fi
onds.
som ehow m iss e d . YouI 1let
<
*
four tim e s , they sc
:om bined competition, inler wilh
a birdie at the par*
en e M lekuz b f
The cor
Unheralded Ren«
Bland got to 8 *under
'
Igh,
r
ang a ro u n d lo n g enough
the o lh e r g u y s hai
downhill and
jc e d 64th, was eluding; Saturday’s
S;
f l . 3 11th. but gave backk a stroke at the par-4 12th
-''Slovenia, who race
10 jum p a l y o u .”
som eone’s going to
^’s slalo m , w a s w on by
flew
over
thc green.
I
as Syko* S unday’s
■
where
his
approach
flew
• second at 1:39.16.. Thom
T
tly that, m a k in g birdiess t o t . l y ^ ^
B land d id exactl]
I
f
l
p
Hrardelli o f Luxembourg,
he back nine w ith fiv e
•leader afler the • Marc Gin
r
C olbert b e g a n the
ni o f Austria, co>lea
les to o v e r ta k e th e 199
the fin a l tw o hole
le for the tw o disciplines
s h)e d th ird at His time
i'
straight pars before hitting
hitti his drive at the parfirst heat, fin ish
ar and w in fo r th e sccon
Player o f th e Y ear
4.44.
to chip out to the , was3:44.<
1
4 15th behind a tree.:. Forced
Fc
, 1:39.48.
time in fo u r Seniorr 1PGA starts.
It wass the
t best perfomuince in
Amiez was ra pjtu
tu ro u sly feted
I j fainvay. Colbert h ithis
histhird shot to thc green,
can received $151,000 for
fc
The S o u th Africa
rw ise poor season for thc
/ing fans.
. an otherw
by his banner-wavinj
9
40 feet short o f the flag,
fla{ and two-putted for a
lg him on th e p ath to wha
the
victory,
starting
Gi
2
bogey lhat dropped him back to 8 -under.
“Although I’v e: not
n< had a win veterw Girardelli.
sm*
he hopes w ill be a1 ttop-30 fin ish o n the cam
nd in th e com bined was
have been so
less impatient
Second
I
But Colbert said 15
15 wouldn't
'
until now, I w as le
nior
ings list in his firstit full season o n th e Senio
in G uenther M ader w ith ^ ..
just one o f those
I
important i f he h ad1 gotten
gc
than my fan club» and
ai m y fami- Austrian
■
■
Tour.
and third was Kjetil An3:45.41 ai
i
ly,” he said.
I
four puits to fall.
Ifway th e re alreacly,” sai<
“I’m
alm
o
st
half'
im o d t o f N o rw a y with
jp in
I
“I m ight w a k e up
: the m id d le o f th e
Amiez closed th
thce gap in the dre A am
ean
'
cd on th e P G A Europeai
^ B land, w h o played
n sundings
on 3:48.30.
ut those
putts.” he said,
B niglit thinking ab'out
1
World Cup slalom
:
irough 1994 b e fo re comin]
»ng
Tour from 19.77 thre
APphotB
T h e sla
sie lo m victory- was the ---------to-the-U nited-S tat<
_______ leader and d e f e n dn d in g overall
*
“ Things w e re lo o kking
in j good until th en . It
i l c s J a s t - S e p t e m b e r .J T
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I- e p la c e d fo u rth and
an opportunity
Tombo o f lu ly . Toi
.Colbert’s failures; provided
pn
ra d o B e a c h In D o rad o ,
no- n in th h o l e a t Dorad
itin g a t th e n e x t tourna
know w h a t ’s wait:
is m onth, and second at
eliminat* fif\h tbis
lim.
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v
menl.”
d u rin g t h e sec* . • for those pursuing him.
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rd
dIo., in November.
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im Marsh
took a share o f
f
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ie 2
13th, fell back to sever
)pcning e v e n t to finish a
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w a g a in s t a field lik:e
rek N ic k liru sT -R a y m ojn
n id - “I t ’s a th rill to> win
th a t i n c l u d e d Jai;
vho was tied with Sykora
third in Jagge..whi
second heat after placing
pla
ic firs t h e a t, w ound up
af^er the
the first run.
his
main
priorninth.
Tomba has said hi:
ter wins wvomen’s
Wacht<
i> n i
ggiant slalo:
I N o.l Iran k in g up forr grabs
I
seeds fared
Howtopse<
ia (AP)
MELBOURNE. Australia
U - For those who think:
I?
jservc to take over the No.
homas Muster doesn’t descr
ru
ling to do with i t
mking. descrve’s got nothing
- How seed™All it takes is points, rcgardi
H
(MELBOURNE. Australia
Au
;ardless o f whether they came
MPEZZO, Italy the sceniclie Dolomite mountains is
H
ed playeis fared Sundi
mday at the Australian
froi
iddle o f nowhere or the hai-'
CORTINA D’AMF
•om cloy courts in thc middi
est giant slalom course on
A nn iu Wachter the longest
H
OpOT (seeding iri porci
orcnthescs):
low
where Muster didn’t dare to!
>wed grass ofW im bledon.1. wl
(AP) - Austrian A
Id
Cup
circuit
Jelzinger’s
big
the
Worid
<
W]
Men’s
I
I’s
singles
trca
overcame Katja Sel:
ead.
'
IS
vety
hard
to
win
here,”
“It was '
H itnll
idRouod
N
first-ran lead and w'on
on Sunday’s giMuster
will jum p from No. 3 to No. 1. leapfiogging
5H
Furlan, Italy, def.
lef. Ivanisevic (10).
p^ti
in ihc rankings next
ant slalom mce to vault
vat to the top she said.
cte Sampras and Andre Agassi,
Agt
en ’s Erika H ansson pro* •
standSweden
<
M ' Croatia, 6-2,3-6.6-4.
at Jim
-4.6-2.
w’cek
« if Agassi doesn’t beat
o f the World C up1 overall
o^
Ji Courier on Tuesday to ( .
cr best Worid Cup finish.
duced her
Q
Foisth
BthroQod
rcac
semifinals.
aich the Australian Open sem
ings.
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9 l ------- Agas3i-(i),-La3'Vej
Vegas.-defr-Bjorkman,--------^
--------: — WBChtznTthe-Worit
UosLSunday_iiLJlicJiD.ui3h;_____
on had the fastest second
xi 1from third to
Hansson
H
Sweden. 4-6.6-2,4*6,
MS. 6*1..6*2.
rou;
pion in 1993, rallied
)und. shortly afler Agassi won.
wo Thc loss by Sam pras to'
>.09.
■
C hang (5 ). Hendi
nderson. N ev..' def.
fvlo
third rqund Saturday night: .
her first victory o f the
thc season with nm. 1:19.0*
lark Phiiippoussis in th e: th:
ger
fell
to
third
place,
.01
,
37.74
seconds,
Seizinga
H
Fleurian,
France,
6*2,
(
.2,6-3,6-1.
kno
. ' a time of 2 minutes, 31
nockcd him out o f the top[) spot
sp and lefl it up for grabs;
lehind
Hutssot},
after
domiwn thc Olimpia second beh
iomi, def. O ndruska,
by
j
■
C ourier (8), Miom
y Muster
and Agassi.
for thc two runs down
tic'firstruntn 1:17.90.
inatingthc':
■
South Afiica. 7*5,2-6, 4 -6 , 6 ^ , 6-2.
o u t ihat’s the No. 1.”'
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“Wholcvcr Ihe com puter• prints
pri
iger. w ho led Wachter by
pped out diiring
Seizinge
■
Tillstrom ,’Sweden
len, def. M uster (3),
Picabo Street droppc
body No. 1 who doesn’t de-1
luster said. “There is nobod
nds and HanssoA by 1.14
■
Austria, 7-5,4-6,6-3, (
buy your poinis in the super-!
M^e i t It’s nol like yo u buy
’ Ihe firat run. as didj her
h teammate .72 second
sen
in d S w eden’s seconds,, m
n ade several mistakes
■
Womeo’t
eossm ^
• mai
bcN
• Shannon N obis anc
larket and say. 'I wont to bc
^ o. I . - "
>per section o f tbe second
in the uppc
■
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id l
n doesn’t lake a genius lo
• Pemilla Wiberg.
It
to figure out th e ‘ATP Tour;|
w as delayed when
r’ s third giant run. She: also
a
■
Coetzcr (16), South
ath Africa, dcf. Hiraki,
ran!
cips.
' . It was W achter’s
inkings. but a calculator help:
ag
tangled
in
her
left
ski
three
years,
in
a
gate
flag
■
Jopan, 6-3, 6-1.
forr'winning various rounds o f .- '
slalom triumph in th
There are regular poinis fo
Jth round
(Qm
It was pole.
IB
Fourth
ints for beating higher ranked’>|
' this Italian w inter• resort.
re
lumamcnts, and bonus points
irritated by th e flag, but
“I wasi ir
la, Fla.,
pia<
n
Seles (1), Sarasota,
1 dcf. Sawamat:d value
o f the G rand Slam![
■■her 12th World C:up
up career win
layers. There’s the added
\
lot
th
e
cause
o
f
my
de­
n
onth
winless
it
was
not
B
su
(15),
Japan.
6-1,6-3
6-3.
toui
onsider. There are the points||
• and ended a 11-moi
lumamcnts this year to cons:
s
a
id
S
e
iz
in
g
e
r
,
the
fe
at,”
sa
hsk>
Sanchez VicarioI (3),
(3 Spain, def. Ferthat
APfMo
als. and those that are added:'__
lat'come off players’, totals.
•-■spell.
.
ic d o w n h ill ch a m p io n
irro afler a difli- O lym pic
on,1. And'you have to look at
nandez (9). Miami, 6-3,6-3.
6-3
lit the
“I’m getting m form
tl best 14 results o f p l ^ .
:ud* P h illp p o u s sis , acAurtralian M arK 'Scu
been doing increasingly
said. “It who has: b<
yette. La., dcf. Sabati^rs
<
Rubin (13). Lafayett
cult season start,” W/achtcr
m
*s over>the
post S2 weeks.
m etow n s u p p o r t after
technical disciplines this __ know ledges h is hom
-2,6-4.
ni (6). A r ^ t i n a , 6-2.
<
-'was time torcttnn on t<^. I won a well in tec
iiralian Open. S a m p ra s 'h a M ' >
Al the start o f thc A ustral
P
ete
S
a
m
p
ra
s
a
t
the
“I
lost
tbe
race
following
"
his
u
p
s
e
t
w
in
o
v
er
Pi
ilio, d e f Appelmons, 4 ^.842 pbints, Agassi 4,765.. and
Majoll (7). Croatia
an Muster 4 ^ 7 4 o v er theif^i r~ '
‘ tough race, on a long,
Ion difficult season. “1 1
____________
two bad m istakes on th e icy sec- . __JU istraIlan.O pen.Ten
mnl*_CJ>arop.lonsh!p,«_
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«-14rtoum amcnts the.past-y
the sccond nm .
dc tat the fbo^ <^f tionsofffie
TIjo'icy, hard track
shind tn fourth with 3.325.
.
beh
. In M elbourne Saturdi
■day.
■
r
"
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B -Q ...flm o8rN ow 8, T wvin
in F
. a lls . Idaho - Monday. Ja nnuui a ^ 2 2 . 1 9 9 6 '
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S h a qI ’s shoi►t, b lo c:k sq ma s h H (o u sto nfl
mingham
I A lab aama-Birn
J-IOUSTON (A PP)) - S h a q u illc
. _
wn Kemp had 26 poinis and
n d l3
.
P a c e r s 1 06, B u Ulets
e 96
Shown
P^ r o b a s k e t b a l l
ids for the Sonies, who hove be:
O ’Ncul’s layup with
ith 4 .7 scconds
IN D IA N A PO L IS-R
Rik Sm its scorcd rebounds
17 .limes in the pi
left after snaring aI rebound
rc
lifted
—
24 points and Reggie; M
h iller added 23 “ •>’« Mavericks
^
etings
and
five
straight
times
'
non' BS th e Indiana Pacers w
vt ithstood a pair
the Orlando Magic to sa 97-96 victo*
lifting the
th R aptors over the Boston
f " « ‘"
liomecourt. DallOs oeot Seoti
e” t k
B IRM INGH AI
A M , A la. (A P ) o f second-half comebac:
acks an d beat the
on R o ck ets on
Ccltics.
ry over th e H ouston
C lo l l e g e m e n ’s
)f the.
C cdric D ixon sc o re d 2 5 p o in ts
„ C
skct
Washington Dullets for
id^mire's gome-winning basket
ir itheir N BA fronH 2 .I001
1 in their Hrst meeting oft:
ch o f the teams
Siou^i
Sunday in a rcmatch
on Dcc. 12.
lisp la y o f c lu tc h
|b a s k e t b a l l
in
a
b
rillia
n
t
dis
ifter
B
oston's
Dino
Radja
had
chise-rccord
I2th
straigh
ght
hom
e
victory,
s"*®
"
that made last season’s
n ’s N B A Finals.
'ree
D
e
rric
k
M
cKey
fm
a
g
S
u
n
d
a
y
n
ig
h
t
.
3*point
shooting
le
scorc
95-95
wilh
two
free
in
is
h
e
d
w
ith
15
c
«
.
.
^
.
O ’N eal, w ho finisl
, is h e d w ith 29
- s .l l S y T d e h S S
points, while Antonio> D
I avis added 10 o p u rs
•as
A la b a m la
a '.B J rm iT ig h a m
26
2 6 p o in ts f o r th e D em on
p o in ts a n d 16 rebc
: b o u n d s , th«^n
LADELPHIA.- Dovid Robinspoints for Indiana._____
.............. _. . . ..........PHiLA
mson . -'-6hocked;jN o,-3\ iC in c in n a ti -70 ----- Deacons
ons (1 2 .2 r4 -I).-B u t the Wake
blo ck e d "S a m C ai ss
s s e l l ’s Inyup.
scoredI 23
2 , points and Brod Lowhai
jhauB
68 leaving only
ly .o n e u n d e f e a t.
F o re sstt c e n te r lo o k e d c o n fu s e d
11 1 , P i s t o n s 9 6
attempt at the buzzerr ttc
o seal the vie*
J
'
a d d e d l 18
E as fhe San Ahtoiiio Spu
,„ i
S u p e r S o n i c s 108»
isl C lem son's tight defense.
’P " "
cd te o ri i i th ee m a jo r c o l l e g e againsl
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scored 3^points ond Scottie
ttie
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M M ichigan 67,
added 22 asltie Chicago Bulls
^
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SEATTLE - G ary'Pa
Payton scorcd 29 76ers on
S
m Sunday
nighL
R aptors 97, Celtic
Hcs 95
ivcT the Detroit Pistons for'thcir
>oint arc. T h e 5 No. 14
1 4 Penn S t. 66
licir points, outdueling Jason
3 tlthe
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Robins
inson hit lO-of-12 shots.as
T O R O N T O - Roo
l o o k i e D am o n
llth stfatg
■aight victory.
- o f poinl guards Sunday
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ANN
; RBO R, M ich. - Macco
W A
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wo their seventh straight game
gdn
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Tlic Pis
Pistons, who had won five in
in 0a SuperSonics continuedi tl
their dom iiution at the Spc
Spectrum. Philadelphia’s lasttvicvi
m stuffed
in the deciding bosst
e m o tio n a l s p aa rrk f o r U A B ’ s Boston
eig h t p o in ts , in e ju ddin
in g a b a s e l i n e ' row al home,
hoi
were led by.Gmnt Hill’s
ill’s o fth e Dallas Mavericks
a w ith a 108-101
tory atI hi
home over Sdn Anionio<was
wi
hen snufTed out No. 14 Penn
in c e the B la z e rs
ket, then
biggest upset sin
____ jum ocr w ith 11.8-s^con'
;onds rem aininfl,__ 24 points..
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23,1992.
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beat R alph Samp
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shot os
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team in th e 198i
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:ep----------------------------------____ _______tain in g friends
id s and relatives when the
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phone rang that
reg
lat January night. It was Greg
calling to say’ hello
hc
ep— his father and st^*
mother hadn’t
h
lile
’t heard
from him in o while
— and to tellI them
th
tomorrow appearedI to
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flig h t to flig; h t and enduring m ultiple
a s t r o n a u t s k llle
Illed In th e S h u ttle
•
's , Greg Jarvis felt sure hhee
launch delays,
3 la c e s a th an k -y o u
C h a lle n g e r, pla<
J
finally would be heading into space aboard
c a r d o n a c a r iIn
n O rlahdo, Fla., d lslallenger.
the shuttle Challi
a lle n g e r lic e n s e p la te ,
p la y in g a Challe
sted.only a few minutes. The
The call lastcc
T h e p l a t e s h a vvee ra is e d $17 m illion .
.uts were waiting to use the
Lhe
other astronauts
Space Center, and
phone at the Kennedy
Kc
f o r a m e m o riaa l ffo u n d a tio n . G reg
C reg had to be brief. He waited until he
J a r v is w g s a ppa;
a y lo a d s p e c ia lis t on
was ready to hang
hai up, and then he said it:
t h e m iss io n .
_ _ “I love you, Dad
H e’d never told
tol his father that before,
winged spacc plane
lanes had been flying since
uid there, in front ofhis wife
ife
Right then and
flight had becom e’almost
1981. Shuttle flig
t-of-tow n company. Bruce
ce
and th e ir out-o
and was generating less
routine, in fact,I. ai
Ily unemotional, broke down
>vn'
Jarvis, normally
public
son,’’ hc replied! He’d
:’d
in tears. “I love
>
'c you,
lUgh, this was ‘‘the ultimate
For Greg, though
' never said thatIt bbefore, not in all of Greg’s
I's
trip.”
41 years.
conds.
It lasted 73 sccon
eir
T hat w as thei:
heir lost conversation, their
ptured 8.9 miles above the
Challenger raptui
■ very last words
js lto one another. An omen.
;n.
while traveling at 1,460
A tlantic OccanI wl
. Bcuce Jarvis now
IOW feels.
. -mph, o.r nearly twice
twi the speed o f sound,
On Jan. 28,. 19^6.
1
T^
at 11:39 a.m. EST^
als, or O-rings, in a critical
The pressure seals,
uce J a rv is and his six
G r e g o ry B ruci
It _«
Mlid-fucl rocket booste r _ ___ _
joim o f the right
' ChaUenger crewi
nvxiiates died in afireball in
ha'd given way in the Vold — it was 36
the sky.
vith a b o o s t e r ro c k et flyin
T his p h o to g ra p h shlo
o vw s portions o f t h e Chall
allenger s h u ttle craft, wltt
/In g , fre e afte r th e explosI<
ich time — and failed to
s io n .
degrees at launch
atcr. his father is still heart­
rtTen ytears latei
bustible rocket gases.
_____
contain the combusi
)y
Jarvis has been cursed
sed on occasion and m u
' s ic k an d b i t te
ierr a b o u t th e decision by
>lowtorch, fast and furious,
It was like.a blou
ol left standing in engine! ex
exhaust; the drivers B n
oster-maker Morton Thiokol
N ASA and boost
. creating a hole in the external fuel tank,
Ici thought he was peddling
ling something. But H J b
Inc. to launch Challenger
O
that fatally cold
..
which collapsed. At
Ai tlic same time, thc tip
gs for the m ost part, moto:
otorists are touched
m o rn in g , despii
spite en g in e ers’ warnings
ooster rotated and crashed
o f the leaking boos
10 .andgroieful.:.
' about the now-h
v-itifamous 0-rings. He no
art-oflthe.cxtcmal.iank..the—----------into thc,uppcr.part.c
is-wiferaiso-78rhave—
lg------ He-f»gurcs‘he-and-his-%s
—:--------------longer-dwells-on
on-itrthoughrand-is-tiyingfinal blow.
id handed out som e 5,000
)00 cards since the
ds for
to m ake am ends
I his son’s lost life, and
en Jarvis
watched in disbcBruce and Ellen
J
e pplates were issued
first Challenger license
their lost relation:
onship.
nch site as chunks o f shutlie f from the lounch
to Florida residents a ye
year after the acciit’s now or never.
At age 78, hee figures
fi
Eanh. “Obviously a major
tie rained onto Eart
dent. (The co u p le got
)t the
ti first two; his
toiy. ^ ^ ^
vlission Control reported
This is his stoo
m alfunction,” Mis;
bears Greg's biith date.)
:.) *The commemorafusibn.
am id all the confusi'
S16 million for the
is tive plates have raisedI SI
It’s a sunnyr O rlando moming and, os
T he c o u p le w e re hu stle d aw ay by
h. Astronauts M em orialI Foundation
Fi
at the
usual, B m ce Jorv
arvis is prowling his neigh*
Is. along
with thc other
N A S A o fflc ials.
i
lc< Kennedy Space Center,
r, paying
p
for a huge H R v
borhood and nea:
learby shopping-mall park*
a s tro n a u ts ’ fam
m ililie s. Jarvis, then 68.
ie granite monum ent beari:
:aring the names d f W c t
ing* lots -in sea're:
arch o f Challenger license
his wife feared
required medicalI attention;
alt
the 16 Americans who) have
hn died sp far in |j j ||l i
plates.
hock.
h e ’d gone into shod
and a space educa- K j t t
id the line o f space duty,, an
emains were thc last ones
Greg Jarvis’ rcmi
He used to go by foot, striding up and
,g tion center,
ng tmonths after the acci. found; three long
'
down the endless
:ss rows o f cars and leaving
>n, and mission in . ^ ^ 9
u
It is J a r v is ’ passion,
w . Marcia, scattered his
i
d en t. His w idow.
blue thank-you1 cards
ci
on the driver’s-side
. a s h e s in to the P
Faacific O ccan, o f f thc
windows o f vehic
shicles with the commemo- what's lefl o f his life. He and his wife see B D
the m em o ^ o f thc , B ||D
Iq it as a w ay to keep the
imia coast where thc two
S outhem Califomi:
rotivc plates. Nov.
Fowadays, Jarvis has trouble
m d especially the I Q Q
;y hhad no children — and
;
had lived '— they
w alking, so hee bbikes. Even though he’s C hallen g er S ev en , and
ing bright
B ||l
'Uh
' • ^
' cutoffcontactw U
h her in-laws.
slower and doesn
isn’t get out as much
“I memoiy of^Greg, burning
nembers,-ho isrpcr—
.J— Of-the.scvcn-crew-men
vis', peacc, sii'ch as it was."
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For-Brlice^'Jaivis'.
e*ih«"heolth’**=‘he'won*r*
verlooked, the. one H | ) | |
haps, the one m ost over
stro n a u ts M em orial
la y in th e A
Asi
stop. H e can’t.
I
.most
easily
forgotten.
oblished
.shortly
after
thc
>
Foundation,
establi
He’s always on the lookout for the iundT h ere w a s C h ris taa M
f cA bliffe, thc
cards.
raising plates; eve
sven when he goes down toJ
ac cid en t and in the thank-you
:
oncord, N.H., who . maam
what w e’re
“ G reg w ouldI appreciate
ap
th e lake on thei edge
ec
o f his condominium„ "ischoolteacher from Conc
was going to use Challen
lengcr os an orbital
__ doiji^ , w hat' th ey
’i do inc. what we’re
l y ’re
. ! complex at daybrc
break to feed the ducks.
Udrcn.everyw hete—
___ classroom ^S choolchildi
h'^ p in g them 3o.
i
o. much
more than any• -J got so th 'aitn
n 'T d u ia ^ o l'o n e 'o T th'cse”
oar; theirjoy_quick® tuned in to watch her soar
thing else‘1 can thinl
hink of," he says.
things ahalf>m ile away,” he boasts,
ly tiuitcd into anguish. .
It helps Bruce: and
an Ellen feel closcr to
Jarvis never leavds
lea
the house without a0
ider Francis “Dick”
There were commandei
Greg pnd. maybe,
jv maybe. Jarvis says,
e. just
pocket full o fthhe
e business-size
i
cards, evenn Scobee and pilot Mlchac
hael Smith; Judith
m akes up for all the
the time hc should have,
though there seen
:em to be fewer and fewerT Resnik, the second Ame:
m erican Voman in
and could have, spent
spi
with his .son over ■
es
around
these
days.
Challenger plates <
space; Ronald McNair, the
the sccond black in
the years.
by both Jarvis and space; an d E lliso n O:)nizuka.
Thc cards are; signed
si
the first
ni
**1 w ish I ’d had
ad m ore time for a lt o f
his wife o f 20 yeai
'cars, Ellen. Theyread: "Onn Asian-American in space.
m p
them ,” he says o f his
hii three sons. "But now ,
»a».-w«co>icfgi«Tr»iiB»nni>C«w»mMm
behalf o f Greg Jarvis
Jat
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k*
and the crew, BmceB
And there -was Greg,. a Hughes Aircraft
..
that I’ve got the time
tin ..." His voice trniLs
erim ents in
"This is my
m> one chance,” Greg had sa
and Ejlen Jarviss thank
tt
you for purchasing! Co.'engineer who had been
bcc bumped from • goingg to condu'c/t flu id experi
iish.
off. He cannot finish
ate. Your continued renew-- D isco v e ry b y a sen
ed satellites,
Neither Bmce
Bn
a Challenger plate,
nor Ellen Jarvis was con*
c<
a
inatoii
and from orbit. IHe designed and managed
n.
SA’s
: P ls a s e sse
e ee CHALLENGER/C2
vas not a prof}:ssional astrona
onoiut.
cemed about
al is appreciated.”
)ut his safety. After all, NAS/
1.”
•
C olum bia by a congres:
ressm an, and was but was
||h
|||
’s town[pays tltribute
ryears 2after, teeacher’i
:re not alive at the time the
ic Challenger
C
accident hap.were
ned,” Rad 2 ilowic2 said.. “They
”T
nre gettine_SQmii______]—
penc
I’o rm ation at school, but thc
they need more detailed
rormntion and wc hope the
|
he permanent
exhibit can
[fill that need.”
as been
low-key obout preThe high school, which has
b
viou
ining whot it hopes will be
)us anniversaries, is begtnnin
^® 3| S !8 H I
anai
annual speaking program.
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On the .Friday before the: Jan.
Jai 28 anniversary, stuhn Radzilowjcz.
Oi
— John
nts will walk about a mile
fi
le from
thc high school to
1
M u lfi
C h rista McAulifTe
iffeT^lanetarium
fh"*;
: C apital C cnter for the Ar
Arts to hear from CNN
[
)orter Judy Fortin, a 1979
C
— —
9 Concord
High graduate
.
i
'amilies. It also will unveil an exhibit on the con*
their fam
who
10 c o v e red the C hallenger
Iger ofterm ath as a ncw
ions m ade by Arabs to astn
istronomy. funded by
rcpoi
s-WMUR‘TV.
K>rter at New Hompshire’s'W
the I Oth anniversary, I think; ppeople are final- ‘"bution
As
.Prince. S.ultan.bin.Salman,, who
wl flew on thc misicl'Gorrett sajd the school
■Assistant
Principal Michoe|'(
ng that all o f the people onn the. Challenger S nudi.^
is.ll i f - i M . Iy realizing
t h e C hallengerr and
a
trained with
want
iful graduate Who can talk . . . '
om our point o f sion before
be
nts to highlight a successful
Christa, in particular, fror
wM fM r n
.crew, andd C
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iliffe.____________________
rc8,’-s a id - J o h n — McAuhfl
nit~aspirotions'iuid“ the kind
:inds o f things you can do
-r
ive-becom e-historio-flgure
—view , -have
h |S M |9 H
Radzilowicz,
Izilowicz said a sampling ooff the
t plaques, poems, if yoi
i-ou put your mind to it"
Radziti
icz, eductition director at the: pplanetarium.
'''
hrista isn't really artwork
i
rk and
cards Concord receivc
:ived from around the
po
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eople in'Concord re aliu "Chr
show how McAulifTc's
o.
"ortin said she will try to0 sl
APpfioto oursanymon
world niter
nft her death will bc display
played.
value
nore,” he said.
^ ,> '
ucs have affected her life and can guide others.
a risk and a real
inveil an exhibit
A fut
This year.
future p e rm a n en t exhibi
ib it w ill highlight
”C
’C hrista McAulifTc was taking
tak
t, Mike
C h a lle n g e r c r eBW
w m e m tje rs , from fro nIt,
sar, the planetarium will un>
work'shops-and ■McAuKfl
lallcngctrole, he Mid.__€hani
"bui.by_taking_ajisk.8hc
—
incc.iniicr Iifc,” .she.said., ”bi
and
about M cAi
;Auliffe, hold free teachcr' w
iKftc.the person and her.Cball
ln
S m ith , C h r i s taI M cAullffo, Ellison C n IzuKa
>f
kids
per
ycac
who
was
t
ired
teachers
and
‘
*"We
a
s
able
to
achieyc
so
much.”
e are see in g thousands o f ii
nission fees for tochers, retire
waive admisi
sl u ttls.
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1 plunged Concord into shoci
Kk and grief, the
high school
fc taught and'the
Dol where Christa McAulifTc
eaking with tradiim built in her honor are brea!
jor events,
tion to mark
ark the anniversary with majoi
m sees an opportirista McAuliffe Planetarium
urtdcrstanding o f
honor teachers and broaden ui
!e the person, but the schoolI i:is steering away
McAul
icr goals o f strivAulifTe herself to focus on hci
ims,- even in face
xccllencc and to attain dream
w ii t h t h
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till, plenty remoins.
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Fram
ramed photogrqphs o f Greg,
V, ^ e n thc -aftcrmath o f the
iie explosion
^ 'OS ias diverse a sp ac e shtittle
crew,
n i-th ej-Ja rY ises'‘H vin^-ro
is ec'v e r— ■.male," fenmle,-white,
ropm rw nlls
^rew ds
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sh
plumes
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lj
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1Chollcnger-lO.years
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c
father and son. Greg
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eg
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kep i h is fa th er aabreast
br
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sweater
nents
in thc -801011110 world.
b e r o f a c h ie v e m
ei
!d.
re llossnop. ’
ishedi pi
presents from Greg, as wel
th
e-on launch----------- i ^ h n s t
f i r s t w ith th c A iir Forco and then w ith
s-ofThrtnradledsup-couplcicord, N.H., and first p riv a te d te.
in Concorc
H u g h e s A irc ra ftI in
ir Los Angeles, as well as
^
ling and o f the rising shuttle,
hosen
' all h is o u td o o r adventures
ad
with Moreio —
Then
lo re 's a ls o a. copy o f thee' letter the . izen chos; to fly in spoce. A ge 37.
;d. Two
children, now 16 and
thc
M om cd.
1
1 0 0 -m ile b ik e rid
rides, whitc-wotcr rafting,
ises w rd tc 'to G reg righf before
b
S.
Jarvise
-V
st shuttle
flight.
icy were and
19. First
sl
c ro s s -c o u n tiy sktiing.
iir
t, telling
him how proud the)
flight,
U
)nold M cNair Second black in
/ith him into
• Ronoli
. how be should take their love wit
:ion os a space shuttle.poy*
G re g ’s sel.cctior
from Lake C ity, S.C.
spacc, physicist
phy
e.
load s p e c ia list in 1984 was, for father and
5i Married.
Two children, now
)ut, unfohuA ge 3Si
V
imc helps," Jarvis says. “Bu
son , a p ro fe ssio nnal
a l pinnacle. His phone call
/as 10 years
11 and 13. Karate instructor, ja z z sax*
y, it doesn’t seem like it wai
na(ely,
to h is fa th e r th e ni(
night o fJan .2 6 o r2 7 . 1986
sl. S
Second shuttle f l i ^ t .
.
ophonist.
-a g o .'-'
■— -----------^ - - B r u c e .a n d EEllen-Jorvis
l lc
disagroe-whichhis wife agrees, borelyaudi^
bo
APphoto
"It doesn’t,”
do
. Ellisc
le •Iison O nizuka: F irs t A sian that, at least in the
nig h t it w a s — ssurpasscd
uq
con in^space, A ir F o rce lieueyes o f th e fath er.
A m erican
sr.
n g e r’s tw o b o o s t e r rocki
T h e s h u t t l e C hallengi
k e ts t a k e o ff a f te r th e, craft
ci
a x p lo d lerc
wc
arc
still
living,"
she
he goes, on,
te n a n t. .co
.colonel from K e a la k e k u a ,
“O h G o d , I w os
a s ecstatic,”
t
Jarvis recoils. ’
iftoff J a n .2 8 ,1 9 8 6 .
e d s e c o n d s a fte r llfto
“ond ol! these people had such- dreams
di
and
K ona, Hawaii;
Haw
B u t in o n e h
b oo rr if ic in sta n t, all the
Age 39. M onied. Two
vision and had so much lo•contnbute.
c
children,
n. 20 and 26. Second shutn, now
d re a m s-c o 'm e -tru
u 6 and clitams-to-be were team will ever.forget it.”
t.”
thcj
ley have attended around O
thi..= oun.^-ovor
8 just not in sequence. It shoi
lould be the
tie flight."
sn u n e d o u t.1
nding for Jarvis was
the
le past decade, o r how mo
,
E
specially
heart*rend!
mony
tim
es
they
o,her
wn
■way around.’’"
A c o m m is s io>n
n appointed
;
by President. — is — .n o t knowing; precisely
Jith Resnik: Second A m erican '
pi
w hen his
hav
ng d riv e to th e
ave m a d e -th e h our-long
uttles have flown 49 times
R eag an b la m e d thc
the accident on a frighten» ” ” =/■>!=
. . w J a t ' Il lin: spocc, clectrical engineer
Kexi
ennedy Space Center for• Challenger
C
J
son died.' He suspects Greg
Gn was alive when
trib . c h Xlonger
m
accident, each time with
w Jarvis
a ..,— At,mi
rooted in histoiy —
in g n u m b e r o f mlistakes
ist
kron, Ohio. Age 36. Divorced,
ned into the Atlantic
utes
loriol Foundation
es. The A stronauts Memori
g thc crcw cabin slammed
me
holding
his
breath.
The
sc
-jo
in
t
design,
unrelenting
a fa u lty r o c k c t- jo
idren. Jewish. Classical pianist
ly next S unday;
aiis a lo w -k e y ceremony
“ and possibly aware o f what
wh; was happening. . plai
successes, one failure. N /
p re ssu re to m e e t: th<
the demands ofa n occeler*
Ishuttle ftigHt.
'
rvis will b e there.
“I ’ll nev e r forgive them
lem,” Jarvis says. ' '
L ® t1 ,„ 'c ^
motess the
th odds o f a disaster at ab<
a tin g flig h t s c h eedule,
di
a silent safety promcis “Dick” Scobee, com m an55,
• Fmncij
!s co f thc Challeng^er
.“1
“He’s th e kind o f guy wh(
L ik e o th er relatives
vho will go any- loo miss
nissions. This is a best-guess.
gra m , p o o r c o m m
u
munications,
slack monogeIsinctnded:--------dcK-Form
i
acoranytimerto-flprefld'the
^
—
c
re
w
r
Jorvis-suedr-He*r<
the-gospel
of
Utc
_
For
r
m
any
reasotisrthoBc-m
ldr
m ent.
om Cle Elum, Wash, A ge 4 6 ._
iun^_Evei!_____ p ilot from
tonJniiokol,-enough,__ u uuoriation,—snysJbundatioa
(]__ cIosed-sum Jrom -M oiton
t
on.ErcsidenLJim _jarvis.w
i
i.willjicvec.go.back-fouLlaut
rocked-N ASA -and-forced--------- ^--------- T he-findingS -ro<
children,“now j l “ana
lellowed if
“ M d m cddTTwo
.J
lably.
DeS
yp
player in all o f But he’!
eSands. “ H e ’s been a key
le’s changed his m ind, mel
c h a n g e s . E v e n um
unw ittlng members o f thee he says, to live comfortab
ond shuttle flight,
34. Sccond
is, never wavered, always
ys been support- you will,
vill, on another emotional mlotter.
a
N o m atter how much
:h iiit still hurts, Bruce
la u n c h team w e re
« a s h a m ^ and felt guilty.
chael
Smith,
pilot: N a v y cape.”
'
is
daughter*
•
Michai
wonts
io
reconcile
with
his
He
wo
every
C
hallenger
»ve.’
a
n
d
E
llen
Jarvis
go.
to
c
S o m e s till do.
id ft
former com bat p ilo t from
)io.
ta in and
V, who
still lives in California
v
ic y 're invited. They
B ut finally, mercifully, life
lif has becom e in-law,
[• m em orial to which they
‘T h e r e are so m
n e who today are not total*
irt. N.C . A ge 40. M a r rie d .
don!t_wnnt to he d ead hel
-re arc-fewcr.cer-__ **1 dpi
l e f o t c J l v c ______.BjM uJjotL
lin^er:^fc«:0e:Jaivlses.-T hw
llffnger-event,”.soys shuttle,
----------- ^— lyTOvcrrtho^Ghallffi
e _ J c e l .o b I i g © d ..- = = ----- :
:hildren, now 18, 24 ond 27.
's going to
■ T h re e chili
he says. So h e’s
ling them w here made amends,"
an
ing, rcW j^'’~he says, cmd
nonies, few er people tellinj
n
“It con be devastating,
o p e ra tio n s d ire c tor
to r Bob Sieck, who was in
uttle flight.
^
First shuttle
.fter 10 years, he says, it's time
tir to live
they
er exploded and try. Aftei
ey were when Challenger
01l <
center that fateful mom*I* “Y ou cry a t every one.””
th e la u n c h co n tro
wer tears.
and let5t lilive.
iw very sorry they arc, fcwci
T hey haye no idea how
ow mony ceremonies how
in g . “ N o b o d y wvho
hc was 0 member o f thee
--------------LiC ontlnued-fronv^
luttle carried
day, this woy: •
H e ex p la in s itit another
oi
fam ily w a sn 't particularly
T h c J a r v i s fan
c l o s c w h i l e Gire
re g an d his two younger
Y.
Rowing up in-Mohawk, N.Y.
b ro th e rs w ere gro>
L ik e h is f a th e r b.efore
k
him, Brucc Jorvis
cy
w as to o b u sy rum
unning the family phormocy
ot*
children: So it was only natto d o te o n his chil
__________ u r a L th a t _ a f l c r;r_G
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U n iv e r s ity o f Nc
--------------- retu rn e d h o m e less
les: and less, cspccially after
!d.
h c m a rrie d M arcia
■cia and his parents divorced.
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tation Department, In accordant
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of the contract oovsring
1 project. T he Fair Labor-Sta
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fonn of contract, proposal fom
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tho Idaho Transportation
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dered by phone (800) 73J
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Anthorty, Idaho. Executton I
of ths proposed o on tract ■
w o u ld t r a n a f e r to t h e ■
Fremont-M^lson Irrigation ■
District th e operation an d ■
miUntsnanoe(0&M) o fth e ■
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TO: RICHARD A MOUNC
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quiet Written d a ta , v iew s, and
& CHARLOTTE MOUNC
tyde- oommenta coocam ing th e husbandand^.
Inton proposed eontraot aetlon
Be wHh IWs.Court____
_____
_
m ay.be.aubm tttad to t h e .
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la>
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judgm ent against y ou i
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PUBUSH: January IS.>, 22, quests fo r o o p lee e f th e
29 and February 6,1996.
96.
p ro p o ssd c o n tra c t m ay
nt Is
......
A' copy of the Complaint
------ now be d ir e c te d tp t h e
seirved with this Summon
ons.
lEQAL NOTICE
above address o r m ay b e
If you wish to seek the1adm Bureau g l f^edam etlon k
Maootlate C o n tra q i wiff
vlce-or repreeehtatlon1 by
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itter, Fmmom.M adla^ [rrtaottnr sent when
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^
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In tim e a n d o th e r legi
rights protected.
lo t,
U E N SA L E
mCHARD A. MOUNCE
CHARLOTTE MDUNCl
>CE,
husband and wife,
Defendanta.
N O T IC E : Y O U HAV
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an o e w ith R u le 10(a)(u e a 2:00 p.m. a t 264 Main Ave.
)( 1 ) tton intends to newtiate
end oth e r Idaho Ruless iof supplemental and amennon- N., TMn Falls. Idaho.
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now (ull tim e, p e rm a n e n t
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v e h i c l e . O a y / o v o“ s»•. RESTAU RA N T
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Also relief drivers,
Twin Falls ID 63303.
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L akes G ro d e , TF.
L icen sed sm a ll In d o plonen nod
THE FOLLOWING
F re e -lo n c o w riters waniod
c a tio n . la y o u t, bonding.
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H o m e H ealth D irector
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fenllizor
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amoniUes c enlraliy locatc atHomo Rogulariy
a r o s u m o o n d o w riting
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83303.______________ _
In h eallh relalod pr>gram
located In S ectio n 3 3 . Township e
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incentive. C onsultant II'
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ex perience.
mbury H o t S p rin g s a n d a d d ress sa ’
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Mlnkjoka Memorial Hospital
Buhl. Idaho. In th e O u td o o r Rlecreeo
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% TIm os N ow s. P.O . Box
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500 bik Bolton S t
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733-2009 by R o y Slotton.
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w ag e s. For considerations
tion o n d a ^ d r o s ie d o s 3 3 6 9 Noi
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FARM
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a n d E as tlan d Intersoctlon
tt you live In th e so araaa
II CARESERVICES
f o r t h o s e w h o p o s s oisrs
riC indy a t 73 3 -1 6 0 6 ___ i are In terea ted In ft®.
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(or on Individual oxporic o ntact hum an reso u rce s
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minimum 2 yb ara o x p oIri-'
dow n!
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iic onie and two y e a r s oxshifts. C N A 'S FT d ays and I V ^ i I b i ^ I i i H
°
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e n ce. Call 733-9360. le.
■ (Roles a s tow a s 7.5% )
p e r ie n c e .in.lnBOOlicldO'.
S ’ i
106
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o v o s. o n d rollo( oil shifts.
'L O S T B row n T errlor mix,
Now >3 Iho lim o to roflnonqp
qJ ;
iS P E C IA ^ IO T IC ^
a n d horb lcld o s p r a y i n g
A pply In p o r s o n Twin Foils
w /ro d collar w /rab ie s lag.
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land.T w in Falls. ID83301.
CLERICAL
L o a t n e a r H o o p s S t Call
tal s e e k s dopondabie In•Home Im p ro v em e n ts
Bf.. r t l v o m a l n t o n a n c e
ANONYM OUS :
B o o k k e e p e r an d CortKiod
7 3 4:2266. .
divlduols. to join our nurs• E x lr a c o s h
progroriis.. Prefor ability to.
' A ccountant.
,­
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—
.Bof'krupicy & p o o r a o d lt
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perform
g
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m
a
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te
L O S T f e m a l e P i t B u ll,
R e c s p tld n ls t for S u n Valfriendly dynamic environptogrom s availa b le .
oe
n a n c e d u ties a s n o o d o d„
J s p a y e d , b r o w n & tain
n . A s o t J a n . 1 6 . 1 9 8 6 J___
ley Area.
■
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Livoly will b o rosponslblo
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d
required,
will
n
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to
' N ^ o Is U d y . 736-7387.
1-800-454-2645
in
Call Sum or a t 733-7 3 0 0
potllivo w oges. For con—
for hfs d e b ts only.
quality ior w atch e’tondlng
An id a tio C o m p a n y
b in
E X PR E SS PE R SO N N EL
II . sid o r a tlo n s c o n la c t h u ■Why run all over town whon
dullos which in d u d o s boll111 FILER AVE.. TF. ,1
. you c a n lo c a ls p a rli lo
lorr d i v o r c e K I T S $ 6 0 .
rn an reso u rc esQ t
e r operations. HVAC units,
automobllin In Iho dasslDed
436-0481,
“e d
7 3 4 -7 6 4 2 A sk for Sallio
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controls,
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CONSTRUCTION
MONEY E X P R E S S
.:-lid«.Call733-0931.
la
E s tim a to r, e s ta b l is h eId
to m s , g o n o ral p lu m b in g'< MEDICAL
RNANCIAL S E R V IC E S
a n d llquk) sy ste m s opera*'• C N A 'S 4 NA’S n e e d e d ,
- - L O S T -/« r0 * rew ardi ^All
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eci
m g p e r s o n w /c o m p u lo_r
tion an d m u n te n an c o . h
black, long hair, adult cat.
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s p e d a ll s ta '
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D E A D U N E S
te r e s te d In s t a r t i n g o i
m a tin g p r e te r a b lo . All'>d
gro u n d s duties Indudlng,°
s tr a y ? O r h a v o 1 out In
ble. C o n ta d Toni at-934♦Credit p ro b lem s. O K
p h a s e s o( c o n s t S a la ry
k*
la n d s c a p e a re h lto c tu ro0:
.y o iir b a r n s ? L o s l from
5601 or opply at: G oodlng
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Df .g ro u n d s a n d e q u ip m e n'*t
" g room ing p la c e o n W ost
R e h a b L iving C o n t o r .
♦ l s l & 2n d 's u p to 100%
Ron Stanley Co. P .O . Box
ti.
m aintenance, lavm sprin-0
le n d o fF Ile rln O c t. Phaaa
1220 Montane. Goodlng.
♦Mobile h o m o lo a n s •
itions offer a polenliol.inco
:om e o f $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 lo
■'
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• . " : c S I B 3 7 ^ 1 i -----------♦D obi C o n s o lid a tio n s &
8 3303 o r call 734-0455 ry
]||y. To qualiFy you musi ha
hove a g o o d driving
a n d m ainlonance, sp ray1- MEDICAL
— THURSDAY. 2:0 0 pm
personal lo a n s
in g o f tu r f , t r o o e a n dI. T H ERA PY TECH n e e d e d
ections a n d must be
(2 0 6 )7 3 6 -0 0 3 3
oblo
lo
Follow,
simple
direc
71
for FRIDAY- ) m CO N STR UC TIO N F O R Elo
.
JX
s h r u b s . In clu d in g w e e dk
to w o rk w ilh p r o fo u n d
. P lo ase cliock your e d ttoj
oj
FRIDAY 2 :0 0 pm for
MAN S teel erectio n , m u st
^ou musi b e .a b l e lo
osely with p eo p le . And yo
a b le lo work close
h a n d ic a p p e d c h ild r e n1..
D
c o n tro l, m a in ta in a id e sREAL E S T A T E L O A N S
■. . c o rr e c tn e s s o n tho.flrsil
b e a b le to w e ld , a r c . a ’ -walks, curbs a n d p aridng
a
SATURDAY
5 :30 om-2 p m w 1:4Spm•Poor, credil h isto ry
{j
start
immedialely.
d a y th a t tt ru n s, a s T hei
w ire fe e d , ru n c o n stru C—
a r o a s In a h a r a r d - f r o oil - 10pm or shifts. W eekend
■Bonknjplcy & to r o c lo s u re s
-i. T lm e s - N o w s Is n o t re-1
l i o n c r e w s , f i g u r e: er: • O ne-on-one Training
condKkin; m aintain extort-Iworit involvod. If IntotostIW e oFfer:
I j j ________T h an k you
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,
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.
•Dobi co nsolld a tlo ii lo a n s
I sporislble for errors afteri
problem s. M ust b e a self­
st
o r s ig n a g e . F u l l.tlm e .
e d coll T eresa 01934-56011
•P urch ases & r e f in a n c e s
• Paid V acation
, th a ttim e .
|
s ta r te r . W illing to 'w o r A
k
M u s t b e a b le to w o rk
1 -8 0 0 -5 3 6 -6 5 6 0
• Liberal (!lommissions
IS
~long hours during se a s o ni-.
d a y s , e v e n in g s , n ig h ts
So n d resu m e & sa la ry d e0­
a n d rotating w ee k en d s.
i0 4
^
1
• • M odical a n d Dental]| P ackage
i
304
I
sired to Box 426. Je ro m o'(-, A pply 0^ C a ssia R e g io n a l
•PERSONALS
I
II
P
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• Excellent Retiremeni I
|
w ve£ to en t^
ID 83336______________ k•
M ^ te a l Center. 1601 HI‘1 C hris Parker,will no longer
1.
land Avo.. Burtoy. E .O .E
tndilions
• G o o d W orking Com
In v e s W e n t p r o p e r ? ?
COOK
‘ b e re sp o n sib le for Tracy
y^AN TED E x p e r ie n c e d
Twin F a lls f i n e s t lux u ry
day through Friday,
A p p l y in p e r s o n1 at
al the D ealership, Morid(
P a r k e r ^ d e b ts a s of Jan.
C o o k v a r ie d s c h e d u l e .
oportment c o m m u n ity . 6 0
.
1 5 .1 9 9 6 .
, 1 0 : 0 0 a . m . t o 5 ; ppo
O p.m. lo M anuel Davila.
_
TIM ES CLASSIFIED
units, p o o l, c lu b h o u s e .
R e feren ces. S a la iy DOE.
ry Employer
*d
DEPARTM ENT n
if you h a v o a work related
Call Idaho Y outh R a n ch .
Leihom
n M obr* it on Equol Opportuniry
I
Presently u n d e r c o m b ijc tion. .
^
532^4117. EEO_________
- Infury A h a v e beon treated
< » p e r ic n c c d
.unfairly. P /e a a * call
T h o m se D e v e lo p m e n t C o
COUNCILOR
2 0 8 -3 4 » 8 8 7 7
733*34«7
d u e t o in c r e a s e
GRAND O PE N IN G
• ' ;:0 a m n o t a n attorney). _ , T. C . Bunk B e d s. J a n u a_iy_ U ^ a tln g r e s u m e flie s to r
C .D c o u n c l l o r a . N e e d
fo lm o r K ent a t
ng
2 7 . 1996. U p ,to 2 0 % uoft
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CONTRACTS
A
exp erien ce. S e n d re su m e
Kh- - W « n d e l l r l D ^ 6 . 5 0 S ,08 ,
is lo o k in g f p i
■ •• bo a valuablo friond )n IWid^ JO R T Q A Q K ^
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to W alker C en ter. 1 1 2 0 A
E n ta r to w fn a tta a b a di st l -,M
Ing ILCoR 739-0931.^
o n ts n a S t. G o o d ln g tod.
saleis p e o p l e d i
83330 ATT. V ayfe
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Bt how e u y A It t o plaoe a
i n s a le s . C a l l J c
d u t l l l e d a d . T h e c o st U
1ow...ihe r s s u l u m n high.-. 5
733 1823 f o r a
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l e g a l n o t io
_____
OVER£AT£RS
-ANONYMOUS
D E L IV E tlY A fte r s c h ooio l
p a r t . t l m o J o b . S p 'f
m" 9:30pm . d eliv ery p e re»oo n
n oodod. P lo a so a p p lyy in
I
- ^ R E M E M B E f = H = -------p o a o n -W o k -a -Q rU I-w
taurant. 1188 BlOe Lake
i< e s'
n ^ a tb lrth d a y ad y o ^ p la co .
fjg
Blvd N.
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7 3 4 -4547
N O n C E O F P U B U C HEARINQ
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would'like to talli
These sales posilio
$70,000 annually,
record, must be ob
N CESSARY
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208-734-5538
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OLLARSS
I t F 2 b d rm h oo^mo
n . n o w r l e r - NORTH175
75 + /-ocre* g
M l
I BURLEY Now 2 bdr
For contracts,
m
M rm .ga- CLEAN AFFORDS
)D A B tE ». mortgagbs.
Jdtchon & bath.
1645-C C ase Skk> Loi
llh. Ig. back
form, now Valloy
URED
rao®, DW. WyO ho
hook up..
ROOMS for re nit$
t S4 5 w k . I
20S-734-8
»4-8727
yard, $36.000.>■ '733-7S57
$ 1 5 ,5 0 0 ..4 8 0 -0 C
Ownor/tlconseo. 32
a
Nice aroa $465/mo
'mo.
825-6354 after 4
Loader, $7500: New
Cali 676-1659
I rp By ownor - NE location.
>9______
734-3540,731-243
no Ttactora, paits.&
IS
1975
aenbrook.
14 :
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----- ------------- l ^ N A N OL-6H.VKE9-I^
420-3B43orW7-e313
Good soil, oppllonm .
• $7700, 55 hp. 4x4. $1
e n t- F u r - | | H | | | B | | a 3 H
2 S tS d t|; T F " * P H ^ a W RRUN**
L
ator.
Good
or,
good
cond.
Loc
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g
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ho
at.
economical
wator
•91. Can (206)436-5
DEBT CONSOL
h.Prefored
36-5700 ^ ---------- 7 0S
I
jouDATioN
ir ^ le x
dbt garaao.
for dairy hay form,
irm.
J a d ^ L Must b e 1
).7334023 I I y i iijy iy y iiiiiy j
anytime.
Cut paymonts
ts ui
up to 50%
BV°
rm,2fuli
Female.$200mo.73
ISO afl»r 1000+ sq.ft 2 txfrm.
much
morel
*325
ACRES
Productlvo
Pro
S8S00.324-46SI
----------HAY.QRAIN
24hfnppfovn|B00
baths. Plus aim
_ _
SO-FT. H ydraulicc R o s a ■
re E D
733-3532.
crop/catlie place.
ice. homo, 6 :00 p.m. orhavt
‘"."J®
TF, CSI fem aleI wantod.
wi
amonitios of a Reoi I 2 fi7 '
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p
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bdx
wf
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corrals, Qoodlng
S h a re 2 b e d rooooim . No M
7 01 '
TF p r e s i d e n[Tt .S
: T 5 IIT - -*?4o:ACREs^crpp
1X70 wtth
Bultt-ln mlcnjwave.
w n s. rww- JEROME. Nice 14X"
_________ oxten»lone,.$4500ori
J o r b e st s o o to n alfalfa hay, dairy _
'H O M E B Y 'O>WW N E R .4
c e park:------ rofrigrpaundiymi:
quality, large f to n b ales.
t u t o T F C C ww aa l 0 r V “iatfdltlbW Ih'rnoe
offer. 2-yr-old 19i ft. hy 7-3606.
W/D, window covor
■ ■
bdrm., 2 b a th
Buhl
$ 17.500.0011527-;
box w/
5 a li( ^ ) S 6 7 - 9 1 3 1
1,, !$67,900.
homos.-SW of Buh
---------r r 145 Holstein cows for
M
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storMo
nn.,
offldor
736-8207. _________ *160 ACRES • nici
;|ont
gos
TF.
F
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rooi
nice grain iv
Leon
ALFALFA
45 Tons, good
contro)
hoat
&
air.
vi
’,
vaulted
am
oking.
No
drir
.
b o s t offor. 6-way Li
[o p m o n t
■ —
TF. Small duplex.
mrouah
test3rdcrop. lOOObales
ceiling,
balconie
flies,
Near
CSI.
$250.733
733-6627.
ANQUS
60
h
e
a
d
B
Biaok Blade. FKs 2460 thro
IRUrVolI
o d r^m
po'enUal.-W ^FlR
U I!19IIIi^B good cond .-2^b
ofstraw. 423-5278
■ iM
carports,^liy.landsc
dscopod,. ■—
Mifera. 4 6 9 0 C a s e tr a cctot ^ i
Crook.
M ■
li bl
rSS S - -le y poar Silver Crft
m
nppllancos $55,0
M
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f
~
TofilflctocoUon.'n
juntain' $4000.536-5023.
ALFALFA HAY approx.
S i^ T lIf
a c r e s - h olomo
m & 25
.
. I OfrBfinonco.Cain
■ M l
' SchooIsandCS
ail 734-7191
ocros pasturo, plus
aiusdovolH S W fH W W
---------80Ton,3rd'cut, 2 String.
401
dep.
g ^ « O B I t £ H O 3M
M ES
fliittn
$S70-$560 * dO|
>lth Snake
3-bdrm 2
opmont land with
;';LV;J • B im £ R F * ed C o miveyor
r« y
CP24. A0F29, TDN64.
50LS/
8 .W. TF Home. 3SCHOOI
H H M a l BULL, Jsrasy .'b reei
Cali Jody
jhl '
> •
^ ^ tir l
Rtver views. Buhl
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IS
50' witli 18- d«1>-lro<
►-trough
$90/Ton. Approx. 110
both, handwood,
INUCTION
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JEROME.
A-17e,$S
$250
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Property
*76-A C R E S-R ow
ow crops,
' 602
b e lt a n d .m o v in g fe
fe e d
Ton 4 th-cut $90/Ton.
'
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bdrm:
IV*
bath.
Has
4aswood
536-2580.
upn
735-0300
CCwaior.
. UNFURNISHE
§ Id « ;“
gatedpipe. TFCC
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dlvorter. High capac
ipacity*
L argo truck lots only,
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b a s T ^ » ai "s 1 2 w k s.
rd.
HOUSES
ar di
dairy
Havo bale forte loader.
»ofCastleford.
330fi/mln. ideal for
c o r r a l . $ 1 00u55s . u0 u0 u0 . .7«“
rwAMQ HERFORD SemintaiI crosa
o
_______
E L W O O D & EV>
1 a c r e s . Smal
T R A IN IN Q1-,9 hrs. por 734.8310.moll farm
&S4 2 5
and livestock oporaUo
raUons.
Cali 366-2322
-VM INO
mommacows.16®s
lated pipe. CLEAN. NEAT HOI
startingMar. 33-9110
1.{
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••
do so to Buhl. Qatei
**★*★
734-1401 ______
■ Used only several wee
Jim
ea. 886-7008!
av ailab le for Imme
w o o k .^ ll 733-{
,
shop building.
nediato TF. 1 &2bdrm.apts.,
_____
$3.500. 536-6693 day ' Alfafa 185 tons, 2nd. 150
TF .Apply for fum 2
--------tons. 1st ton bales. 1st,
& up, refurbished.j*‘bC w ^
g g —
I -------------s o >r „
TWIN
FALLSUVESTC
R O B E R T J lOOIN E S , » S T g S « , . « 335.00
to o k
Burley •nactorSahras
s
Ivage
2nd, 3rd, In sm'. b ales,
IV*bath. WD. Aval
la u n d ry facility, i2 a 3
I
B U H L/RU
•
COMMlSSIOfH COMP,
<PANY Combine a tractor parts
pan
R e trie v e r lo ads only.
'a.'^VV/D
l o r 2 people. 734-9
2 bdmi. 2 b a th -$ 8 0000 .0 0
bdrm. townhouses.
’e f
R E A L TrYy
420
543-5699. ■________ ^
rtfo r
Paul. ID ♦438-5420
h o o k u p , sm all ya
I V
v a rd a
WHY PAY REMI
ENT
Eariy Coiwlgnmenti
— E -J
7 3 3 0^ 4
3 & b S r « 5 050.00
storage. All quiet a&cclean,
2 ERO DOWN $ 27a
r?0/MO
Wednesday,
January
ry
24.
CASE
4890
cab,
air.
4
r, rfr Alfalfa 1st 2nd. 3rd. High
* A 1 l [ l l BUHL Country. 3 \
r » pots. 734-6600* . . .
>001
(country locale)
im.
motes. 20.8-38 duals,
OAC. Contact Jeff
Iff Smith
S
Sale sUrt 10:30 am
als. 12
tost $60 to $80.734-4361
bdrm, 3 bath, doi
stock
spd trans, 4900 hrs.•G
Ooo o d
'* * * *
733-2224
• 300 running a g e st
or 731-4381_________
J ______
APARTMENTS:
MT garage.
'l l i f M l f ]
coilings. 2 car
c l e a n w o rk h o r s
-• _• ••
cows.- ' ■
9 5 .0 0
.JEROME 1 bdrm.. 316
31 S. --------------- --------L
>r ppocplo
2 t)drm. 2 b a th . $495
indscaped. Classlllod . . . tor
<
>720.' Approxlmately400ton 1st
ves & $22,500. Call 629-572C
■- • 1000 m ixed c a lve
50.00
A dam s. $295/m^o.,
..W O
g
—
1931.
2 bdrm. 1 b ath. $450
653. 41*
ovrnvwhorol 733-0931
M
n d crop quality alfalfa
—
50.0----------0
hookups,3a4-TO0a~
I
24X6
Hay
a approximately 30
4
Twin Falls Livestock
•d< - F o r s a le ; JD 8300 ^
SOPI U S E S . g
excel
top diean barley straw.
5 0 51^
JE R 0 M E 2 b d rm .m
;
Commission Compai
>any
grain drill w/seeder,. exi
I I
513
'>»»•»'
I
R C T ^ ^ AACC E
_ |
'^ ^ W L E V n E A L l
_^PEN H O U !
Call
566-3036.________
630 Railroad Avo.
•
apartmontj washer/d
>r/dryer
' I g o o o n c v w 'ENDEU.
en
0-^
condr 532-4133,532-42
lA C R E A G E S &
b TS
tl-O
734-50M
fViin Foils. ID 63301
d<yard. E X C E P T IO N A L• oolffic e
. I I
home
ES
s '
(OVOS or w eekenda
BARLEY/wheat straw, sm
GRA1NERY1 11,000ibushbut
6 o r lO acros Valloy
^ )7 3 3 -7 4 7 4
your a d fot
-5866.
sp a c e available1 --1-1 5 0
734-8480. Ask for Ja
tHish& Ifl bales, combined w/
Pioase chock youi
el gralnory. 2 6.000Ibus
JW double
with water. Cali 825Bruce Bllllngton
3n the firsi BY OWNER now
—
sq. ft at 834 Falls Avenue,
Avi
stripper header. 733-6456
“
^
,
1
,
.
JEROME.
Clean.
2
bo
correctnoss on
ol grainerfes. Good cond.,
com
tx^roSuite (H2130. $850
ns, t a s Tho
wido. On 2V* acn
iSOplus
(208)733-4337
EDEN Nice 2 bdmi. m
A^Sr.
om.
VA
bath.
All
appl
day that it runs,
7— m u s t b e m o v e d th
$ ro b o o '' BY OW NER 7 + a
ippllandeposit Call BRAW
Is n o t rowater & sower, *$7
homo. Private lot A
llm
'a
l
D
tfty quallly hay for «U0 .
AWLEY
yOUNQ
COWS
'
100
ho
lie
W/4-S bdmi. 1 bath. 1
cos. $390. Caii543-e;
TImoS’Nowserrors
Is
hoad
spring, call Kim Wahlen
>•0256.
R ^ T Y 734-6668
aflet
Call 934-5456
Also
som e feeder hay.
S
O
h
e
a
d
B
r
e
d
^
n
g
------------room, new carpeting
sponsiblo for orro
ng u e
397-4575 or 221 -2200
Call 568-2283.________
Northviow Manor 733-0
3-0740 ____________ '
______
heifers. 1 4 H o reifo
f( rd
—
QOODI NQ 2 bdrm,
rm. 1 bath
corrals & fendng.
3. 1 loaf- OOODING 2 bdrm,»
that time,
rlng,lg.
^322
Washington
S
t
N
^
I
bull.
JD
4440
Quad,
3
remote
ikesO fcows. 4 calves and l b
:a sh to a sIng sh e d . 2 ig. storage
slo
on 2 dty lots. Casi
gas hoat, now floorin'
OFRCE IN BIue'Lakef
FEEDER hay in big bales,
im
a
s
s
is
t
18:4x38.
Orl(
iq ftim
Call 734-5265.
37.900
bidgs. $134,000.
fice Parks. 1152 sq
ft sumablo loan $37.:
foncod yard, 837-6:
*70 dollvored, also dairy
TF Laurel Park Apte.
^<144
_______ ’
——
nai paint a u pholster
story,
hoy tjig 4 iinio bales.
>HOMES
Strickland Real
>al 1Estate
Call (206) 6S5-41<
I^ W N F A U S M
ANQUS 15 big butt
----------- HAGERM AN 1 bC
»tted
soOOhours.
Call 733-2090 '
.
straw in big bales, 684.
176’Ma5ri*2st“fi“®'-TF
’n
AT LOCA______
Mack Angus virgin bulli
CHOICE TWIN FAL
1_______:
FALLS
freshly painted. $25{
o»8.
Padfic States Equip.
lip.
9300 or 351-1286
S86.600. GREAT
now listing. OOODINQ. 3 bodr<
UL
Cali 934-6161 = .
idroom, 1
BUILDING LOTS
OFFICEyETAJL
>TS.
.
*
dop.
324-7250
m
(208)543-6319)
' TION on this now
-3-bdfmsra- -bothrfamlly-foom
omT-1400- —AvailaWe-ln-Sprtngle
lSiSSm” JEROME 1 bdrm,, 1 bath ♦ ♦ ♦ « ♦ ♦ « « « « « « «♦♦♦ ♦ ♦
jo c k a ro a
square foot' Now
w liInterior. - -subdivision. All utill
” n
JD 4630 4x4 Tractor.
ioMt^ ^ o n Wmbort'y
F
ly Rd.
d
702
ting and .45T 3rd cuttlng.b a ih s . Nico doc
on lo. lot. $290Mio. •<
/9? barjBQd. J a r g o J a n a n d-d-yjixd____
.j
rMT - ALLOW AY-iaa_1J2-ra
lndudingjjB8.andxi
JE_Ono.unlUavaaobli
2-“ * - -G < ^quallty;7S4-S518---------------- ------- B d AIRY EQUIPMEN
_ J _________ wtth hot tub. Wott
18.500,
writydop.,
324-3430
beet/boan
cultivator.
mily room.
$68,500.00. 934-8
4-8296.
Pricos start at $18.£
30___ ; b ee u tlfu l 4-plex., c6 0 0 '
Call Stovo.
llroplaco in famllv
' OR VIR—
beol Good alfalfa hay. 1st 2nd
—
Builders welcomc
3raat PARMA 6 row tank: be<
lORM
‘’ 'ock N. O ulncy (n<
'S
Attn. Stock haulers. Gr«
JE R O M E - 2 & 3 BD
CALL KATHYis01
32
a
3rd. Cali 326-4962.
p n ^ rty . ■
5 9 5 ------------1
420-3943 o r 736-75
I
Roy
digger.
Cali
733-2732
C SI). Opon floor p
^
sekKUonoftralloraotR
$300 &$550. 324-28
GINIAlo soo this p<
837-6313 o r 734-241
w /kltchon bar. m ae
,
' ' Raymond Ford. Built
........
I
JE R O M E /
Michigan 35A_ioader
4i»95-27S.
Lr4-1
HAY 2 5 T E x c e l. 3 rd
laroo
twdroom w/wiak-ln dSo
7 3 ^ 3 3 4i _ s o r v l c o d l o c a l l yj!'L“
l
Extra nice. Ifl
"bLrcket.
^'w
hooI
steer.
>er.
1_
alftUfa.
$7S/Ton 423-4494___________
you these |H A G B iw A H /H
HOMES
0
GOOOINQ By ownor, ^ _JEROME.
il/wfta
& private bath. 2nd,b
■7 - ; ^ - _ C h a r jn a o .jr f .a d a J i
J,bod^ „
2 -b d r m ^ b a th dblA
-3/47d^udcorQ oodconi
$ 7 6 ^ wiii get yoi
-3 % acresrB (col.-oro
utside Hocenlly remodeledd 1500
1
JO/rno “ roomr2nd batfi; Outs
wolcomo. Can 736-2481
• on private iot. $500/
BY OWNER Horse
I
JOKropow ater s h a r e s p iu s
------- ;------------ two-homeffTtlvo*
IS L
Call 734-5123________ ■ HAY 1st a 2nd Iton bales.
office
—
n. Insq. ft. professionalli of
S8 6 7 .
patio- storage room.
No pots.Refs. 326-581
«y. Chooiy 2 bdrni I
------Alsq.
straw
available.
and ront the other,
rofrig.
building with fenced p
-------cludos ig Ulll rm. rofi
I NEW a OSED 4x4 dle»
r .io S
jlesel
326-5028 or 326-5033
l e a tu r e s 4 bdrm
p o rt.
Ing lot a landscaped fi
^UL
ra n g e , DW. C orpo
J O N E S W E HAU
TinjA. .1, I
tractora. Motore. Impi<
)ut bidgs. KIMBERLY S cenic
f e w » . ‘’ou't'
heat, aulo spi'lniii
nil lit.
for ront. $ 1200 ^ 0 . :
you
g u e st parking, well
^
HAY 1st cutting $50.00
;
e
monts.
rentals
a
salos.
l a r e s of
ocro or moro parcel
garage. Rontal bri
Some
2nd Avo. N. Cali Gam
amand I FARM SERVICES
$595/m o + dep. Soi
:h
take all. $55.00 4.1/2 ton
“ • “' J & ' S e ' '
om Jerom iles from Klmborlj “
.
____ Hobbyj!forso.Ranch._
S2 OT.0 0 por month
lylone — Marketing at 734-5744
itnjck.- *-utlls.-lnd.—• Cail-flaylo
- t o s e o r - j n „ s75;ooo. 324
id ^ ^ r " ' ■terlossthanrentlngatn
324*4550' ~'paved r a u h tn road.
lauI. 206-324-565:8. ----- -|O ts:73y6059-------------l21_
custom equip a hay hat
— --------------- D O R O T H Y - to
&Ariz
at734-4411.
N oedloadstoC Jfffi/
or324-9246______
dored by BLM on sc
ras-301.
a c e for
Ing. 326-4141.-420-414;
TF 10‘x12'offico space
71fc7 , HAY 1st cutting $60.00
ES
H L ROTO TILLERS used,
PREE ESTIMATES
U nlim ited h o r s e«bh n r li
lease.
Inc.
uUl.
736-99
Jtin a
take an. $55.00 4;i/2 ton
HAOERMAN All br
rear of tractora. Startin
CAU.32<.3<90>
____________ :_______
t E E l l HAYRETRIEVINQ
*
''<*'"8 aroa out your t
lots. 733-6059
bdrm. 1 full, two -HI
laloa
a t $ 100. Hobby Horsi
TF 2 bdrm. Ibath, ^
t.a022
3 wido. 2 wido. 8 , ton ball
TF OFFICES .736-eo
P“ *o- B o a u tlfu lI vi
V iow . t f 2 bdrm, appls.,—
, eelec
$375/mo + $200 dop.
1 cor g a r a g e . «Feilo A
Ranee, Jorome 324-565 HAY 2nd. 3rd a 4lh cutting.
FRENCH'S
^ge portion farma
" ’oWoh o a t. fe n c e d yard,p il®
TY. INC.
yard, $64,800.637- “Hoa”
TF
1.000-2.000
rotail/sh
I/Shop.
Call
543-6695
1
-2bdrm
.
Ibath,
ySur
homo
and
------6
4.40-76.60 TDN tost.
ind Irri- pots. $ 4 7 5 Tri Co Prop.
Pi
STATE REALTY.
___ TRACTOR
$400/mo 4 $200 dop.
p.
Addison Avo. W. iocatl
MI c v
gate, with approxima
-_-H . - P lu s oat hay. ton balos
734-0400
^ ^ —
HAQERMAN V AU
0.-2- -JD4655-4000 hoursrgooi
t'walor^ Mgmt 324-2734 :____
•
•6523.' -Hayrotrlovlng.-3wIde.• WILLS INC.
,- $400/mo. Cali 734-65S
r i l , _ 9 34;5359.O f.934;4086.______________
-----------------^Tobuy.orsoll that^l
743- -c o n d .-C a II676-2705—
—
I- — wtdeand 1 ton.-734-974
=
7
^
--------Cell
734-4411-----____________BY OWNER_______
1:
^ T F'2/3 b«Jm:’1 SalhT2'
Ih, Neat,- proporty, call Mari< &
___1 . TF Office space. Noar
IT b<
tMth ------------------------------3 bdrms. 1 bath,
Estate
garage, foncod yd. Oulet
Qi
TRACTORS AntlquoTwii HAY 3rd cutting. 1 05 +
vie homo. JENSEN REAL ESI
»00
WISHING you an a proi
TP cioon 2 bdrm,. ig fair
lamlly
court houses. 733-3301
re
Tons, small bales. .
doan.- Stucco style I
I
neighborhood. $600/m
UNCity. Motors free, tiress aan
-------porous ’96, BALES W
iT ? /
rm. firo place. All ap
appO
Auto sprlnkiing, lane
$600/dep. Call 736-25
oioi
u p . $ 2 5 0 . O liv e r 71
t e
—
------- 1 . LIMITED want to holi
utlls
fumlshod.
Avail
1/S
1/27.
f
l
6
0
6
SHOSHONE
1
d
ty
lol
1
od. G as hoat 808
umcom plete. Runs. Tlrei
Wo haul big balos all sun
$535/mo * dop 543-86
10.000
TF 3 bdrm, 1 bath, gara
14 h in
“ Ie-1 2 0 -x 7 5 '.fl0
.0
I
COMMERCIAL
are up.. $400. C asa SC
mor a retrieve any size0 all
8
s a le ail c ro p s,
X g ’ d.y..734-1556,«H..:__ _ I ^ P m ^ E R T Y ^
Call 736-6207
7
fenced yard. No smok
Is h o d 'b w
54
dredsq, ftlnsulated
complete, runs. TIree an HSa6y 0for
yoar. 208-543-5366
^ - C a l l 625-5011.
--------$635/mo + $500 dep.
-----------and woll, Catl 837Call 837-6354
----up. $375. (2) F12 Farm
P - ^ , TF Newly painted 2 bdn
37-4749 SNAKE RIVER
iroved ~ ~
S>m' ' . “O OSnn-ttaB. approv
1, 3 .5 bath
after 6 pm.
^ 1(
, 0 .2
Call 734-5596 alter 5p
—; { all mostly complete. $16<
apt. large laundry rooi
SISO L o a d s 6 8 b a le s s tra w
_______
H
a
g
e
rm
a
n
V
a
lle
y
By O w ner 4-bdrm,o3.!
daycare
or
sm.
bu
busli
7
04
o d y to
'
ea.- Misc. international i
ample d o so u & storag
delivered. Call 324-5167.
ICTION
a c r o s . $ 6 6 ,5 0 0 . 99..6 1 TF 3 bdrm. 1 bath w/ba
2SOO s q . ft.. rea<
SS2;
noss, 734-0455,423-54
>5411
atnofah- UNDER CONSTRUCT
jY |
Famrall parts. 324-7254
SSOO
rwar schools, $42a'mon
acres $68,500. Real
leaner mont.^ $650/mo + $5
movo into, g reatc onn i w /
eves, a weekends.
IN HAQERMAN
- r t . OAT_HAY_ Large or small
_
a l _ . _ + SSOO.socuflty.depos
lu trooi;
ownatf. 209-786-3651
>51.■
- d o p ^ t- Call 734-2632
_
_
b o rh o o d , oxc. Tcor
-----------‘TS antique IHC-JD-CA
T. In tho* Mo'*' homo on quiet's
'AT- WHEEL'UNES."24. good
ood
amounts. 326-4270
No pots. Cali 733-4330.
30.
FO
R
LEA
SE
O
R
ffA
l
sprinkler systemDol
. I d ls t.
rALE
Tractors.
1
or
all,
all
rur
1560sq.ft-f full bosoi
f«ri. cond., call 397-4575 or
TF Largo duplex lo>tt NE
1
____________________
^
CAR LOT In Burloy.
y. <
ofBest offer, 324-5167. .
■ S a w to o th sch ooro
o l Info.
your carpets &■colors.
cc
*
O at hay for sale, 934-5793.
j
221-2200
location. $27,000.. C
5; ^
TF-PARADISE PLACE
Call
TF
Duplox.
spadous.
do
to
p
.
a
h
o
p
.
b
la
c
k
tO;
S12S.OOO for moro
•5962.
St28.900
hMriu A c r o s s from P e r rin
736-0124 or 731-0124 __
w/garage. Also KImbfl
^ i" o
fe n c e d . O n O voriam
734-1663 or 736rS9<
----------THOMPSON & NELS
^
school. New-2 bdrm,
house. $400/fTX) 733-13
lets*
1-B00-773-3167,
I. 1 bath.
BUILDERS
TF Lot 125‘x50'.- On M(
b a th , w alk-ln.closeti
By o w ner 2 bdrm,i.on
1 dou837-6313 or 637-621
•6264
roo S t $12.500.734-59
vaulted coilings, gas het
*•5926 t f N E W 4 - p l e x
heat! TF Business rental prope
dotachod garago.on
^ •7 5 9 4
Collular 420-3943
iltod
AO. all appls., balcon:
ony,
ty in American H aza Str
bio lot. $70.000. 733■
TF Stoneybrook lot. -------- 2 bBrm. 2 balhs, Vaulto
oarfv
la n d s c a p e d , c a rp'o
o r/t. _ ^ i . 4300.sq.jtjnt8ric
I
15,668sq.ft. 733-227
Inc^
$550/$570 + dep: 54!
f
I
50T
E !L
5436.000 sq.ft. fenced yai
,0
4930 or 733-5805 eves.
BS.
area. 733-1963 or 82!
intago
AC, prhrate storage
NSEN TF3.21 acros 211’fronta
^
I KIMBERLY/HANS
—
4231. Available now.
X 660' depth on North
O
hCol•
lockers, $595/per
D
^ ^ H O M E ^
TF-3bdrm.S500mo.+dei
dep.
■
logo Rd, 1/3 block west
rest of
mo.+$595 dop.. 2 yr.
Application-lease.
TF Retail-Wholesale. 2.00
i!ooo
"
KIMBERLY
«hlnd
lease, discounts for 3 & .
Blue U k e s Blvd. behli
no pets/smoking.
. sq. f t building. 4th Ave V
BY OWNER. Lovely 3bdrm
31
C a n y o n S p r in g s : in n .
year leases. 367 Elm 1,^
S
733:5802 or 734-3050.
I t y o n a r e im aa lb l e t o c a l l o r c o m
>0Cali 734-0612,733-707S
m ce b y T h e T i m e s 2 bath home locate
atod In $405,500 (S2.90/sf) Cali
C
Call Laura 733-0775 01
nowor aroa of Kimb
mberly
1-800-733-2581 Ext. 2712
27'
_______ 734-6505.
TF -Brand new 2 bdrm,
ull or
N e iiis o fiB c e . is i m p l y c l i p a n d1 zm a i l t h i s o r d e r
1, A
4- TF. Possible build to suit
c
IFIED
over 1380 sq ft. extri
xtra lo.
plex, extra nice $500
)0 -t- approximately 53,000 st
TIMES CLASSIRI
— 1 T F^ bdmi., $S50/mo., ^Art
E ^^'
garage. Central air,■,lg.lot
ig
^ ------------ 5 ^ 7 ----------’
13;
f
o
r
m
t
o
o
u
r
c
c l a s s i f i e d d e p a r t^m e n t s o t h a t w e ,
dep. 734-0427 for info.
0.
ft. op en land for leaae
DEPARTMENlast&deanlngdop..ava
sprinkTer systom. Won
15^
Call 736-0743.________
able 01 / 18 . ^ - 2 1 4 3
ful neighborhood. M
MaaS it I ^ O N D O M I N U ^
__ I
c a n g e t y o u r ai
TF -NORTHVIEW MANOI
a d s t a r t e d w i t h o ua t d e l a y .
208> 73 4 -5 5 3 (
la n d 2 bdmis. Froo cable
2.5 0 0. PRICE REDUCED-BAC
lACK T F3bdrm .1bath.'dosei
f
6
1
0
------sta rtin g a t $345.1321
FOR SALE BY BUILD
- P lease p r i n t c l e a r l y w i t h d aa rr kl p e n c i l o r p e n
O N T H E M A R K EE1T .
Perrine school a CSI, r
1740 I
STORAGE/
.’oj,® Washington St N733<I74<
1534 sq ft. Vaulted colli
$53,500. plus sellerr w
will
smoking or pels, total
■ - T h e rea rax
— JjjrABBjOUSERBnAL
e a p p r o z ix z ia te ly 2 :3
3 <
2 ca rg a ra g e .
c h a ra c te rs
...
holp you v/fth your doslr
oslng
romodolod, avail. Fob. • TF 2 bdrm, a p t quiot area
Oulot cukle-sac
costs to got Into this
Is aaf$550/mo. For Intervio
^ ____I
“ 512
(tacludjii
i n g b l a n k s p a c e s ) p e5rr 1l i n e .
:|aw
No
pots.
Laundry
faditties
Ues!
AA
Storage
1260Addlsor
1851 Spring Lano
IES/------- forflable-2 -BBWoomi7rTn r ■~can7S8:9776 or 726-921:
------------ | “ F»nM/Fw;NCHE;
^
$400 mo. Coll 734-8224
24 ” Avo. W ., $5 off 1 st m<
- P le a s e pi
--------------------------- S10SB00—•7511
p a y a c c o r d i n g t o r a tt ee si c h e d u l e w h i c h
b a th 'c o n d o in a g ro
roat,
a
' '
■
DAIRIES
---ront. 733-1683.886-2042
734-8000 o r 736-751
■2452
TF 4-bdrm , 3 ba th , ga
m vonlont location. ItIthas
ha
g a s TF Largo,' cioan 2 bdrm
rm.
is p r in tc
t e d b e lo 't^ .
4ao-3943 Of 734-246
■y faheat, northeast locatlor
its own Inside laundry
ft
Ion.
brick duplex w/garage.
ge.
WAREHOUSE
nuch
$950 * dop. No pets,.ocr
duty, firoploce and muc
Avallablo Feb.1. Nopeta
ROW CHOP
ets.
7800 sq.ft^ ,
FOR SA LE BY OWN 5
>doy.- --smoking. CaU T33-6348.
natoly
moro.
C
A
a
LEXi-todO)
18-----Refa<
$
4
6
0
^
d
ep.
27C
>
7
8
------Partially
heotod-—
--------i
l
.
P
l
e
a
s
e
r
i
S a c re s . 5 b d rm .:
t with 423-6986. iif85-276.
—
Elaine. Cali 734-6709 foi
for 2 1 2 x 1 4 'Overhead Ooora
baihs. 2 st 0 7 , full bs
TF Charming oldor homt
[^1°;. opplication end showing.
)g.
Ample Pari<lng
2 family rms, firoplaco.
_______ : _____ f o r
4 bdrm, 2M baih. famli
p o i
---------OfficoAttachod
wator sh a re s, s te s .i
r o o m , s u p e r sh a rp
I (Prtnt o n e c h a rac:lc
tc r ‘p c r s p a c e p le a s e , Inclv
’■pf TF Nice 2 bdrm, 2 baih, ga­
pivots, whool linos a
i c l u d l n g b l a n k s p a c c s .) I
oa*
Approx. 576 sq.ft
★ Call 734-2212.
$825/mo -tdoposlt .
rago. lots of storage, near
- G
E M
hand linos, no improve
oar
Call Stovo
CSI & shopping. $500/mo
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5ELUI
STATE REALTY. INC.
------ 1 —Bnts.pwnorsays-SEL
ipo
for more information.
Almost new. 2 bdrm apl
>pt. ->S300d«F^ Call 733-4330.
— -------------------------- 1
. 734-0400
IVO,
IIS . S H A L L O W S
laundry area, DW. stovo
CATTLE
ill. TF. S300 MOVE IN AL­
ILRealty
—
-1
rofrig.
$475/mo
-fdeposlt.
■
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Buhl/Hagornun; 2 0 0 hhd.- g
518
LOWANCE 2 bdrm.iJ.1
Guaranteec
inside cattfo oporalh
_____ I______________
7 3 4 -4 3 3 4
iin'
bath, an appllancos. S525
f S S L m o b i ^ h o m e5 ^
----------------1 ■
VEEH PROPERTY MQM1
bordering Salmon Fa
ADS
0
«
$300
dep.
Water
son.
.
s
S
I
---------;_1________________
733-6869
OR
734-6500
Ck Canyon. 480 doodi
-------------------------------------1
■odod a c a d e m y 1 4 ' x 70* S
—
lawn care provided. Call
Ja// I
61 1
[OM
acros. ovor 300 irrigate
I '
latod.
bdmis. 2 baths w/lgo fam
lam TF R o m o d e le d 2 b d rn
rm
734.0674 or 734-4121._ | _ ™ m s _f o r r e n ^
B uy th e G u a ra n te
-------------------------------------1
T hee
Vory private, ond of rw
rond .
lly room. Q as hoot fleody
.
tody h o u a e . W o o d s to v e 'e ,
6 a c k a g e a n d Thi
I .
u a rNow custom home, sh<
shop
to movo. $7800 438-8215
ts. TF. 2 bdrm. WD hookup.
1215
fe
n
c
o
d
y
a
rd
,
no
p
e
ts
iPi
QOODINQ
80
acroe.
virgin.
gin.
j
T im es N ew s guai
ner^nd calving/horso bar
barn.
1
50
OW. c o v ere d parking.
------$
525
p
e
r
month.$35C
10
spud
ground.
6
yr
lease.
se.
I
.
$643,000 Ovmor/Agoni
lOnt • CHALUS Ono 1983 Nova
a n te e s to sell mei
$450 * dop. R efs. roq.
|ova deposit Call 733-1264
$200/acre. System need­
Trades consldorod
14x66 m obile h o m o . 3
c h a n d ise or»ms
—
734 Maurtee. 7364)815
e d . 3 N orth. 3 W o st of
bdrm, 1 t>ath. Very doan.
Jan. TF. 1 bdrm. hortio. new
autom otive items
re a l
ja c k Horton
$15,000 or best offer,
TF. 3 bdrm. 1 bath, family Qoodlng. 206-934-6289
p
a
in
t,
now
c
a
r
p
e
l,
no
in 7 d a y s a n d area
ys
AgrlLsnds Real E stats
a te
Ono 1977 Tllan 14x52,
0+
room, IHA a pprove. 530
30 HAZELTON Groon Wood
2, 22
pets, no smoking. $3504e s ta te In 15 days
206-643-4546
bdrm. 1 bath, fair shapo,
15,
3rd Avo. W . ^ 734-8285.
ipo,
$200 dep. Call 734-4345,
ffi. a r e a . 6 0 a c r e e . A aB
___ _
$8500 or best otfer.
■ o r w e will ream
~T w ater. Sprinkler, hanfid
d
ion'
Th TF.A.1S0.$S75.2bdrm.2
(208) 879-4490._________ TF. 2 bdrm . h o u se with
•ff ilnee. $70 a acre.
th e a d a n addition
:h.
bath, refrlg. range, dlsh- Been fn pasture for 4 yra.
—
sh
o
d
.'$
410
por
m
onth.
a l 7 d a y s a t no
QOVENOR 14’X70 1975
3.
washer, microwave. WD, Contact Jon Crane at
5
IHA okay. Call ,734-1663.
j p a y S c h e d t u■ l i e > A l l A d s Ml uu a. t b o R i v p a l d
additional charge
. 3 bdrms, 1'A baths, tlpout
—
g a s fireplace. W ater &
678-7521 or 420-9020
TF. A-112, $475.3 bdrm.' 2
trash pakl.
Call days 543-6391 •
to th e custom er.
—
bath. Avail. 1-26-96.
ELWOOD a EVANS
T F Dairy for rent, double
T h ere Is a $3 e^rE
734-1401
LE ELWOOD & EVANS?
_ULiCl(LaBjflLCflpflcUy_
c h a rg e for the
, C h y itg s p e M ltfe ~
'
“
“ - $ 1 0 p e rc o w p er month.
Ille
7 3 4 - 1 '4 0 i : - '' _ TF. A-174. $500. 2 bdrm.
- g u a ra n te e d
go
av a lia b ie im m ediately.
to
EQUAL HOUSING
I
— •'
. i
y'
■
h
appllancos, WD hobkup,
V E R Y N tC E D O U B Lom
E TF. Cute 2 bdrm. 1 bath,
p ac k ag e . A ds
P; Cali 733-0731 days, 734le d
OPPORTUNITY
WIDE In C a m e o M obile
,1-3 d a y s.........!.....,
6342
evenings.
m ay b e cancelled
>g).
rofrig.
stovo,
WD
hook
up.
ner
Alte^lwtjtoacMHlbhgiiiNt
pj
'
^
E sta to s. O ffors 2 la rg
o
4 -7 d a y s ..........
early for custom,Uf.
er
nai
gas heat, no pels. $475
nmrspvKUsubied'lo Iho Fair.
bdrms, formal living room
rf!
73^1401
Ina
month $300 deposit Ref8-1 5 d a y s ________
ftatong Ad Mtidi fKta 1 y
■■ co n v e n ien ce but—i
6M
^ “ II
writh firoplaco (etocMc log),
l<
lo 3(>venit» ’anf pieletonco
cherences chocked. Call af- TF 2 bdrm, 1 bath. All util­
1 6 -30 d a y s ...............
th e c h a rg e will
»■ I ^ w a n t e d t o r e n t J
family room aroa. formai
ie ,
ImCAncrcfccrhndantasoden
or.
tor
6
pm
@734-4660.
ltlos Ind. Ali appliances.
'fi'
dining with built In china
rem ain th e sam e.
$485/mo Call 736-7484
_ j
s j s s ! i i a ' ^^
W a n te d farm g ro u n d to
hutchj^and a r d o u s kltchx $ /n n e an Inlcrelon. Mnuks iny wch
lease . Caii 423-5611 or
^ i
603
___
pr«(or«ttea. UmllaUen or
734-6741 evenings.
«
Other foaturos Indude covdtaMrution.’ ramiCal ttalut
lor I FURNISHED APTS/
For oach Sunday ^ f t l
■
or
ered
wood
deck,
attached
J
r
o
o
m
s
f
o
r
r
h
j
J
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P
l
i
^
D
U
P
L
E
C
E
S
^
-I
Indudo
your
ao
In
Ag\
I B ir^ HOUSES .k .r
storage room, carport, vinyl
T otal am o u n t d u e
Flxors OK. sa v o brokoi
aniaSan'. ptusfuni women arxJ
u,
fiding and auto sprinkler KIMBERLY. 2 room kttch-I- MOTEL $95 wk. $375 mo,
foos. Can 734-97B6.
p^^«irtigaaecl)rcrchUTnBl
U
□ M y ch e ck o r m o n e yy o rd e r iis e n c lo se d for '$.
Includes all. 736-1088
I
system , VERY S H A R P I
enotto. all udis. furnishedd
- ......... ,J
r- L ady ro o m m ato .w a n to dt-.
ONLY .$39^Il»102.96J1.
e x c e p t g a s . $ 2 7 6 .-f^
SA LE or le a s e option. 2
□ Bill m y VISA (?r, M asti
s le r C h a rg o (cw* on«)
$ 2 0 0 p e r m o n th .
Capri Motal. %^nter rates.
- I bdrm. mobilo home. 2691
deposit CalU23-S5S0.
lum ber__________________
C redit q a r d Nui
Vi/kiy. r a te s'sta rtin g att utllldes. Can 733-0973.
E a st O rch ard , 1^ aero.
I■
»
ntiio MNchb Inviob^ o(.hs
E xpiration D a tfl
te
$140.
Call
733-64S&
.
J
pasture. 733-&6S8
” * Uw. Our r«j()cn ar« hareby
i
604
I
. ROOM M ATE WANTED
_____________________ 2_ — — ____ {_
_ _ i_ U N F U a N I S H E D _ -Caprt Motelrwlnter rates.' “
r T O - 'n e T m e e N M i : —
----------- HLLov*<y.2;«t0»y..5tb^,
'■
M l ly o u r ’
rj
.Wkly. ra te s starting atI ,736-6508 or 420-4409.
1A ^C U STO M ER
10
R E A L T Y 33 1 APTS/DUPLEXES
2 b a th , c o tta a e . oak
o rder form &
L
$140. Cali 733-6452.
'
flo o rs, w / b a s e m e n l A
h ^ JsE B V IC E
~ BUHL LucomaApamenta
. S H A R E 3 -b d rm h b m e Ti _
cd
i-floo-«D-i J ----------- ^ 7 3 4 - 6 5 0 0 ______
j
g a r a g e . L o c a te d n e a r
P a i^ s n tto :
. ^
t,
1160a q .f t 3 bdrm.$4751 .M O T E L lW ln l.t raW ..-■ _ J 2 ? ( ^ ^ ; in d . aD.utiis. &. _
s c h o o l & a h o p j p l nP.fl.
g _ 97r7..Tlil ToD'Iree.tolophana .
weekly rates starting att more.- Nb srrioklng. Call
3.^ "1B 0O sq.ff4bdrm .S560c»nt8ii.W reaK w 9."C iill
C • WENDELL 1962 2 bdrm.
j
r
a
^
6
oa..
543-5157altor4pm.
$
1
0
7
,
^
5
6
3
0
,
or leave msg. a t 733-4623.
•
a _.trtf..Excot..cbpd., Car p ort,,
b
storage shM , and sklrdng.
! ■
I . _ I 536-5023
ll
^
I
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1
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S ' I Cu'^H
GE^M
i [T he 3imesb
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FAX
YOUR
AD
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run my ad In clas!
issifica¥oiT~"”ri
_days.
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2. I Address______
Jg I CIty/Stateyzip _
Phone Number__
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lo n d a £ -J a n jja ry 2 2 ri6 9 6 -------TIS
'T lm es-N ow s. fw ln'F alls, Idaho C-5
W EDDINQ SET: WC
VOM- QUEENSLAND
WANTED: U sed Sub
Subaru ForSaleorTmdo:
1991 • a r WINNEBAO
1AOO 1198a 31- Claas 'A ' Super
„ ..
AN’S . $3000 new, wvnisell
Oi
BLUE HEELER pu
T H E A ^CG E S O N B R I Cd g e "*
p u p e.
wogon, 4 wheol or
U
3t front
T he U ltim a te F lsih
h in g
B o b b y W o lff
Elan Dan. Loadod1 w
wl;ith
Chlof bv W innebago 454
for $150Q/offor. 734-71
t-7647
CALL 643-5096 _____
wpooldfivo. 736-7161
161,
Boatl 1996 M agna Ail
Alum, o p t i o n s , 4 6 0 F o rred .
Chov c fw sis, generator,
'
l&ft. T ntrlti- OfthplM
mq b i -$43,900— :--------------------------root-AC . awnlngs on -e ll
' I- -ReTfW EIbERAm oaa
^
A
T
C
K
C
O
C
C
E
C
ro
d
816
'tO ”
12 volt troll m otor,.ssid e 1980‘ 3 V a LUMAUT
. "i4n idealist is’ or
U
T
E
windows, low miles, localone who, on notic- - —
- - _____N O R T H ;
Long
time
Bolso
colloc
01^
moctor.
consolo, live well, full« c
I b o r o s e e q u iw
Motor Homo. $39,500.
X>.
ly ownod end much much
: ing ihat a ro s ei st
Will pay top dollar lory
smells better than
4 9 7 2
opy. fu'l covor depthi findfl
1993 • 2 1 'SCOTTY Oat
C lass
moro. $33,995.
r»olB.
m o n s S w is sUwi
. a cabbage, conct
. .
.EX ERC ISE Center:: Dual
D
.........._. _ .V .Q -J.1 0 7_______
ncludes that il will
ROTTWEILER AKC rei
many m ore optio
lions. C 'M otor H om o w /3
/ 311 8 Contact D ennis' RIloy at
watch. Coll Brian @
8
T r a c k 2 0 , C om ple
lo t o .
tered puppies,' 736-4«
S '800*
Usod loss that 15 hoi
; also make better;
♦ 2
ersoup."
lOurs.
Dodge. S25.995.
T
om S c o t t H o n d a /
066-8982
a
c
c
e
s
s
cc
$300.734-8746 a te r <
» code
Plug Trailer S ta r tral
■allor.
ArtDERSON'S R.V.
4>A Q J 10 8
V.
W in n e b ag o . 208-4 6 4 -'
— H. L. Mencken_______
............_ A iao .p a tfo c t_ S o id .nm ow . _ ._ e K it- ie 2 on »-64—
------------ 3030 o r 206-866-6230.--------------D M ILL~Soarri
R'OTTWEillER pups
................................ WES;
SST
E A S T ------------ rREA
o v e r S 18,0 0 0 . AakI
Iking
733-6756
W tEEL CHAIR, wonl<K
aty io r, 2000 compul
jutorsole,/U<C, had fMsHc
1^ 0 0
$15,950. Would consi
•Sljir
825-5336
4 J6
4 1 0 5 4 33
'
buy. good quality, lai
Izod. 1yroW,$499;
654-2777
What shouldI W e st leod aOer he
-------with 22' Inch seat fron
>3
V4 2
front to
*0^
«
Call 326-6026.
908
1
5 a Ii
WINNEBAQO ------- I ^
s e e s th c s i n g llee t o n diam ond in---> A
Very
back. Call 733wtS60.
------- SHIH TZU, AKC (2) Vi
\ KI J 9 7
♦8 643
/innle I SN O W V EH ICLES
.-f
Mfnnlo 300. Minnie Winni
dum m y? E a s tt ’s
“
n
nico
pups.
$150.00
o
a
’s fa ilu r e to bid 4>6J.44 2
...........j 4 K 9 3 • ,,
n ttiw I
& EQUIPMENT
„ 8 i 7 _ ^ .....
WICKER CHAIRS, four
four or
-C a ll 352-4458.
- should g iv e h im
im a ciu e . E a s t’s
------ :
br o 'ckm /w ' s r v
M ISC FOR SALE
aix. Call 676-2717. •
S
O
U
T
H
*«i« 7 ’94 Phazor II long tra c k . .
____ d ------------ 9 0 4 --------pass, coupled w
witith’ South’s open*734-31671-800-77^16:
$3 3 0 0 . D rive on /o ff 2
'4 K Q 8
adore S P R IN G E R SPA N
II L .W ant to B uy Dachshu
. COMPUTER Commodi
rilE
ing bid, le a v e s3 little
li
for E a st to '
j [ c a m p e r s /s h ^
placo trlr. $1000-768-9831
^
1 2 8 w /c lr m o n itoorr. 2
AKC. 1 st shot/wormc
•mod,
pofforrod adults. 4 3 8 «
VA K g 8 6
1995 2 8 'Class* A*
. hold. T herefore,5, V
W e st should limit
d rlv e a , printer. 1 2iOO+
0<
$250. Call 324-3587
♦ Q .IO S
•avoi- W in n e b a g o { f a c tt oo rr y ARCTIC CAT -80 Pontero
- - r CAMPER. 8' Teton Trav
"■
W a n te d to b u y olect
hi^ hopes re g a rd iin g B ast’s posslp r o g r a m s .N O T I EIBM
I0 l]lo
dem o) 454 Chovy. aaut
♦ 75
uto
540,
oloc. sta rt $700.
®
Si
cab
high,
tat
HOUND.
1
]
1 yr.
hosplmlbod. 736-764(
COMPATIBLE $250.
ble contribution1 to th e defense.
„
o
t
,
foof
air,
4K
g
on
atovo.
Iceb
o
x
,
clos<
0
^
^
Runa
grool.
423-5667
«40
old. H as boon on Coo
Small computor dosk, $^
>4
microwavo, awning. Lii
• West c a s h e sI th e diamond king Vulnc
Ider
(nice), $500,366-2804
Waniod to buy: Oldor
n c r a b le : B oth
& atarted on Mtn. uSn*
Uo
6 5 0 5 1 /4 OSHD'dlsks In
p rIc o $ 5 7 6 ,4 0 4 . SS eall e A ttn . S n o w m o b l l e r e .
- and notes E a s t’s
;’s ipli^r of the four. Dealc
iothos ____________________
round
Barblo's & Ba^lodoUi
} lc r South
original (Ag. $ 10 por hi
— priced at $37,887 o r’ onl
only
Groat seioction of snow
5527 • from tho 1960‘8-70's.
V
Should W e st innte
te r p r e t this a s a
1 will
CAHPEB SHELL t o Mio.
K
dred or $70 for all
5 3 3 8 .6 7 por m o. OAC
OAC
shuttlos at Roy Raymond
—
i.:
buy
estates
o
r
collocdoi
cuons.
Very good cond, FhaI long
Ic
suit-preferehce isit
1 TV stands, $20 oach
isignal and shift to The! bbiid ding:
20 % cash d c ^ or tradi
Uado
Ford. Sullt & servTcod lo­
Call 733-9688
or s ta n d a rd a iz a F
Fcord equity. Indudos all fees.
S o a rs cartop carrier $60
tos.
cally by Charm ae.'T rado' <
•clubs?
•
or
733-1322
eves.
Rangor. $300/offor. C
8^___
Black hlghiop office ch
Ith
W e s t N o r th E a sitt
Call C ontact Donnls R iley
jy ao t
Ins wolcomo. 736-2460.' '
No, for tw o reeasons.
at
The four is
iT S T
837-6656.___________
jg T E B E O ^ D IO /C D
!
w/orms, $50
»S
TTib yoar will be our bettlUi
T o m S o o t t H o n:dd aa / ■
2 4
3V »
P asss
. likely to be a nonan-committal card. 4 Z
—
dttsJriod. 733-0931.
2 '13* radial studded tin
W in n e b ag o . 2 0 6 -44 56 44 . HONDA 5Hp snow blO¥rt)r.
P a ss . Pass
P a ss.* '.
CAR STEREO , Ploneo
le e r. . .And even if it wa:
to.
like now, $400. 734.5488 .
$40. Call 733-7526
3030
o
r
20^888-6230.
w a sn 't, how couldn .LimJi
=
=
I
9
0
5
"
m it ra ise
------ , KEH-P8200. CDXrPSl
’ 810 r f "
■
th e defense w in
n ffo u r tricks with
|_ ^ U N ^ I F ^ ^
INDY STORM '9 6 RMK.
changer. $5M eai or$9C
DOOR OPENER for a vvan.
t
1996 2 5 'Class'A* W inno
_______ oniy the d u b Idng
S ! l^ L E A M A B Iffire
aoo.
tor pair. Lanzar‘10' eub
Mfa
fSOmHos, rovorso. $7000.
ng in EasTshand? Ooenfr
eectrte, automatte, $3<
n fn g fend: D iam ond fcfng______
bago. 454 Chev c/iaaafs
^
C oll P ython .367. $40
• S u rely ; S o u thi' c o u ia ptcK up
0011768-3873.________ ^
---------- Call «78^731:------------------ $ 1 3 0 r«X 9r^t45-iJtba
400
roof AC. 4K g e n e ra”to0 r“;
-INpOOB-FLEA-HAHKE
IKO:-----643-6462-ovenings-< —m lorow avorroar-leianc
“
ampe. 4400, $150. 2201
trum ps and d is cca
a ird one spade or
.1
Fob.
3rd.9am
-5pm
Fel
l
a
^
-ovER-ZO
-usod'snow nra:----------E N C Y C LO PED IA BH
L E A D W IT H T H E ACES
IR I- $130. Prices negotlabU
bod.
Retail
Price
$47,863
’ m ore on dum m y’s
u
S
i
___________
i'’s ilong clubs.
4ih.10am
-4pm.
Nation
bllos
in stock. Magic Val■
TAM NICA Up to da
ia to
Call 324-6932. ,
.re d u c e d to $ 3 4 ,9 8 7 01 f l e y ' s s n o w m o b i l o
■ ei-a-jB
gourd armory. FrountU
mtler GUN & COLLECTIBLEe
T he s o lu tio nn fc
I
wtth ali annuals. $ 1200 /
b e c o m e s c le a r <..,,41,,
•**
only
$298.
por
mo.
18C
Lh
h
olds:
•CO,
r.d.
by
CSI
Exto.
Woo
Vood
SHOW
tark. STEREO SYSTEM. 6 -CC
superm arket. K aw n sa.
■
ffer. Call 736-6106-Mai
. only after W e st id en tin es his obmos,
20
%
cash
down
oi
now
Janua/y
27th
&
28th
rnot
booka. avon. n e
.. 483
—
w/tower spkra & cabrne
kl/6ujukl/Polerls of Twin .
■
jM tives. To w in th
thxre e m ore tricks, ,
^
t r a d e eq u ity O A C .’ InIS <
o f Saturday 9-6. Sunday 9-^
dual caaa, remote, oxct
ixcel
u a e d . e n d lola
Falls, 3 6 1 '4 th Avo. W .
■
V K Q J 10 8 7 4 2
dudea all foes.
^ West m ust h o p es to l i n d '^ s t with
collectablesi__________•
Student Union Bidg. at ^thi
cond. $400.734-67966
y eolt -^34.4060
■
♦ ,Q 4
C ontact Dennis R iley
-----ISU Campus Pocatello,, I
■either the tru m pp a c e o r club king
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206-746-5555 (Adm. $3,5(
plus the sp ad e 10.
(
0 . (The
spade Mng
W in n e b a g o . 2 0 8 -4>8484Nowuackaclutch. $1800
■
S o u th W e s t
N o rth
w ith n o ,m o re th
thaa n th re e o th e r E astt
3030 o r 206-886-6230.
H
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9. I
Call 543-1601 ovos.
■
|TO O L «M A C H |N E R Y
4 ¥
. 4 ,4
P ass
RRV Colt Woodsman .22 autc
- spades
also paj
Jto.
■ ■
____________
p a y o f fj
JJ
[<iil
good
condition.
$400.0{
P
a
ss
5
4
All
p
ass
,00.
..
To take advanta,
Ita g e otallpracU CH ICA Q O S h e e t m ota
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■! ■
li
Call 431.Q808._____
cal possibilities; Wi
ED
brake. 6 ' 934-5951
W e st should lead
T IM E S CLASSIFIEC
J W E R ; C lu b a c e . I f y o u ccan
a (ow spade a t tric
l two! E ast’s 10
r : H
I
C RCD IT P
•iclc
IS
GUNS Ruger P90D C.45an
DEPARTMENTr
CONCRETE MIXER, lov
lov•_________
p a rtn ep -w ith -a -q u ick -en tfy p a
isrTransnsrtaw rerm
5 S - 1 -B A N K R U P m P .
mirn r ■
a o ' 1 " ...... ....
— 2 0 8 ^ / 3 4 - 5 5 3 8a--------B
$325. $700 for both 736
r ui f f will b e a t t h e c o n tracL ^
and when th e club
^
sonry tools etc. 733-044! I^T V gM O T O R C Y C.ES
lub fln esse loses.' c)ub n
lK I. . 6108 ovos ask for Mori<.
^
[
R IP O S S
-------EENCE-POST-Foolad
pint
-------^-------E ast-retum s-a-spe
sp ad e 'to 'g iv e 'th e— S 5 5IdasquaMlomloTheAn*,
5
not-' WEij)INQ~MACHlNE. Un
P.O.Dailtia.
6* diameter. 7' & 6' long
^
1994 Polaria SportSm
ai
man
SHOTQUN Now Borotti
defense four w innei
n e rs .
o«aM.Txi
rx Tsm <MhsAse lornp^.
tod.
coin SA 200 w/loads. Low
ha. treated or untreato<
f
"
400 w /wlnch. 1995 Po
P
o
.
12
ga.
A-390
Silver
Ma
:0|VTlch( ItM. Unlud moira SrT>«e*U
______________________Ccw
i.V.
hrs.
Sell
or
trade.
Call
afS5-$6. Will deliver M.V
'
laris Explorer 400. Boll
Bolh
lard,$600. Call 324-1404
32- ter 7:00 p.m. ® 637-4807
----a r e a . 2 0 o r moro. 432
havo less than 3 00 mU09
6607 or 423-6316
$9000forboth. 734-5713
STRAW
H i i
906
ZZl-l-BHAND.NEW:.MTOC.fiOOC -P k O O R -B U R N IS H E R
............. .....- SMdh>Q/«tf8w;‘ D®llvii
i v i f ^ l f --------- 801—
PP ■ 1 9 9 5 Honda XR:250, oxm
chargers. 16 hour, $ K
^
= w ii k n o w H iot goo<
I — A N TIQ U ES*
o o d i ^ p l e can h av e E 3
H
Mn
h<Oh a p e e d p ro p a n e ll^ ^ ^ ^ S lP M E N T
avallable.-734-9132
U
cond. low ml. 543-5245
oach. 733-6470 betweer
:lf).
: problem * a n d n«o<
«*n
2
4
--2300
RPM,
rocenlh
t« o d anorfier c h a n c e t o H |
H
H
O
TTUBCalSpa*Padfl
1
COLLECTIBLES
6 am and 5 pm Mon-Fri
6 ATELUTE descrambler,
nir,
I
re -esta b>l!sh
lish th eir c redit.
T
■
STRAW BY THE BALE
,oel.
ca* '95 mod(H, 220. altalr
"
s e r v i c e d . S p ra y buf
u j'
VWoodphor2 forlg.dlsh. HONDATRX200.4whooi
PIANO 1909 H o b a r t»
. $1.SQea. 324-318S;
7 “ • a tt a c h m e n t . Low hrs
lion.
ozonator
dolux
covor
rod
sdAn Id a h o drfveK
, "
or. very good condilion
rer*si license/ p ro o f o f
I
H
$300.00. Call 324-2408.
!o2 s ' R A D IO S, U SED P110,
■------- Cable. $2500.326-5021
wood cablnot. $3700 oi
^0'
Must aeCI $1350.736-4635
or
Incom e, r e s ld■a w
n q^^ond j o ^ f ^ I I I ^ . P _______■
^
• Call 733-5676.
—
. UHF,-6 channel. 4 watt._
________ 8TRA W Jor.M l«..$.7£
5.76 a
............. .......... ........
84.
- o r* o il th o t'
TT-- TV 45'-Zenlth Wg screenr "SNOW MOBILE , ----- - -poasltrie trado-324-5984
------1 GP-300, UHF, (2,6. 4• 16 'MAGAZINE COLLECTIO
b a te .a n y a m o u n
$450. Call 733-0107.
829-5821
channels). Call 733-5470
470
N S. Complete Rivor Run
_
'90 PolariB 650. 2600 ml.,
ml., d
007,
' ““
between 6am.5pm. Mf f
I
APPLIANCES
nor/Paddfer-$l50.C om
v e ry c lo a n . $2500.
tm-' VIDEO: Editing oquipmont
Straw, big and small baU
°°
| m otohhom es» ^
p lo te B ack P a c k e rIng
736-7696_____________
Over $7000 new, asking
3rd cutting h a y , sm
d e t^ ^ c ^ l7 ‘
E
I
s mia ll REFRIQERATOR 1^OE
i
809
■ $ 1 5 0 . P la y b o y I9 6 00 -- $2500. Call 734-9361. ^ T rallera? G roat soloctlon
balea. Call 734-S123
3
Almond. No frosL Cleai
to
LINDV 21' 1984 Som
1996
Incomplelo
$500.
|_ _ C O H P U T E R S ^
I
; s ; q g o u > k e y^ A
/ U T O C R E D IT S
■
;r —~ llkenew. MICROWAVI
—I
a
t
Roy
R
a
y
m
o
n
d
Ford.
^
73g-6108/eves~M
ark.
V ^ f l M d ^ h a y . Ple
leaa s e n # * . $50. 735-1907
L_ U
825
s
I
Built & serviced locallyr by
’ - 1 j !O M P 0 T E R L eB dlno
_ i
7 3 6 -- ' 2 4 9 4
E
I
C h a r m a o .T r a d e ln s
110? . , _ e E M E M B E a _ 1 W ANTED TO BUY
----- JO onnod. . . . the «olutk)n~Ion to --Edge.386._14L jnonitor.
! ! ! - JM 0 3 S L S « l.rl S.ranii.11
'-WBlcomo.-73e^460.-----31.
w/printer. Call 736-1760
BO T hat birthday ad you placed
— I
sfl your twedt. 73a^»31.
»d" CAR TRAILER, wanted to'
:___
___
turtx) diesel pusher. Luxto
I
so m e time ago In 77>0I
. 709
buy. 1 6 ’ ta n d e m axle,
—I
u ry m o to r h o m e , low
ELECTRIC
WATER
HEAI
iATCOMPUTER:
IBM
compatMl77/Tjes-A/ot*s7Nowlstho
,S{ I
903
^^H O R S E ^^
good condition. Also want
miles, ono ow ner, nonER 50 gallon good cond
>ndlIble desktops, & laptops
il. I
BOATS &
>ur to buy. I960 to 1986. carsm oker, com bo w ash^
M iT m m r n lg
H
1964
starling at $100. Econpta les
tion, $120. Cdl 733-396
1st. 2nd, or 3rd big bala
e. I a C C E S S O R I K »
er/dryer. microwave conmy Radio, 733-9444
excol feeder h ay . ato
om
a e
. .
Custom er Sorvlco Dept
»
—'
vection oven, Ice maker.
-grasa/alfalfa mix, S6S—■
RANGER 1977.
= j __________ to«ayl
2 0 0 0 vratt inverter, solar
FREEZER
Q
E.
7
c
u
.
U
7 0 .'A lso, a o m e e x?Pc i® ' new, $275 or best offei
- CASH PAID for old mnitaty
Ity
175 HP Mercury,
panels, blonder, leveling
FOOD MAR.
. horse hay. 2 atring bale
d e c o r a tio n s , m ed a ls,
s.
flsh finders, troll motor,ir.
j S '’ ( n M N m m E l c j R P_ ^ SPECIALTY
Ja c k s, ro a r m o n ito r &
Call 53^6590 ovonlngs.
KET out of business. In• Can 366-2S04.________
badges. Insignia, photos,
IS,
EVERYTHINQIi $5990.•0 .
moro,
BMutlfulbrmndn*wkN«“•
documonta, uniforms, etc.
------- R ANQE K en m o re a e l
e.
Bert Harbaugh motorss
Contact
Donnls Riley a t
AOHA ,.t4 ,yr b a y m o y
2nd. ..'8aat.oAwbitaw/)3(lnLJVof.
_Paul Nuttlng-733ti69l... -. - Magic Valley'a Mercuroy-deanlng. very good cond
oy.......T o m S c o t t H o n d a /
...........'-R eg rO K fo rk W a .--* -^
gsudyl Qood for home or •733^8377-Mon-Fri.-iy4pm$250. Call 326-S028.
—
Marine Dealership
W in n e b ag o . 2 0 8 -4 6 4«•- R n n n M
T- COLOR TV’S and VCRs Wendell ID, (206) 536-6323
—
offfeo. $500. S43-6999.
323
3030or20&-e88-6230.
STO
V
E,
poiiot.
Traeger,
needing repair. 734.3639
RANGE, electric. Whirl
o a k m antel type. Excol.
yoV CARPET9X 101/2goldJ +.
cond. H eats 2500 sq. tt!
tt.
COMPUTERS printers.
pad. 11 X 25 multicolor\ I
5^
$650. Call 324-2406
.
.WHrTEHEART
. anything electronic. NOT
l-apad, oxc. cond.,.733-7S51
Dishwasher, $5. Roll-a
Boarding, tmlnlng,^
WORMNS
orWORKINQ
way bed. $25.736-2441.
"
TV
48*
RCA
$1250.
733-6760
win pick upfroo.
I
L
CARPET,
new,
$5.99
por
Lessona'Endlsh'westerr
Cali 436-1764 evonlngs
oint
yanl & up. Factoiy direct
Indoor outdoor areruia.
a s . ' REFRIQERATOR Hotpoln
COWBOY
SHEET
MUSIC,
«)1,
Call
734-6474
ext
3.
l9cu.fL.whlte,n;nswell
Minors, dally tu m o Ju t
_ WHEELCHAIR E & J eloc^
poetry & song books. AiRound pan. 324-9180.
90.
$ 1 0 0 .C a ll6 5 5 - 4 1 6 2
s m
B
s s
tr ie p o w e ro d Tom post
CABINET and
y
so. any cowboy hats, any
irirtrkieieirkirir-kiririrt
rirtr momlngs, will deliver. ___ CHINA
w heel chair. 12 volt, used
6 place setting of China.
i
c
o
n
d
.C
a
l
l
c
o
lle c t.
7 daya. $3600/olfer. Can
by
Call 734-3531
If
543-5315._____________
H O RSE W ALKER (h
[hoo t REFRIQERATOR, skie by
737-5020 or 737-5023
walker). 4 bara, g a a en
en- sMe, $400 & stove. $250.
-I DOQ CARRIER. Large,7,
Cali:
COUCH Beautiful new, Ig.,
all 733^0931 est I fer more Inl
Information cryoursenrlee rep
“ glne powered. $760.
lg-, ^
■
Mov.ingl C ie a n . g o o d
represtntatlve
'
T
plastic. Call 324-5905.
n e u tr a l c o lo r s , $ 4 010.
0, i
:
2QS-324-S658
81 8
condition. 20 cubic (•
ft.
;ilj
734-8402 __________
d e e p freeze, $75. Call
_ |M t » C A L m S T R ( W ^i PIONEER Pi«o 24* gas8
I
BUSINESS
>* HORSES & PONIES. Cal
Call
543-4049.
E HEALTH I
SHARPENING
I'
H
operated chain aaw.
__
O IN IN Q R O O M S E T .
:
423-6762.
I
SERVICED
! □
.
J.’ MUSIC iN sraucnoN
CARE
I
I___ SERVICE
Call 324-2592
I
■
— , Beautiful BroyhUI pecan
___
WASHER/DRYER Soara
„ . Flute, voice, piano, guitar,
w oo d .4 C aIn t» cK (^ r8
~
Blackdlam ond Coil
tn d
E x c e l, c o n d . D e lu”x e
: HeraM: Bought, s o ld and
lOME HEALTH
JOh
IQ etc.* F am ily ratosl Chil-[: ROOFINQ QUN, nematic
JO
HN'S
SHARPENING
r
0
Excel,
cond.
Pd.
$1250.
S
t
t
1
.
.
cydes..$250.
733-4270
;
traded. Call 733-6055.
3 ho spk :e
) ’ dren's/adult volco classes« ataplo. And eonatruetion?
SERVICE
■
— . Will 8Oll/$600. 733-6451.
su lto O o n rc ^ ^ ”*^
734-4061
61 TwinFalls
Co
^
$S/wk. Or. K Bondurant.t. scaffolding. Call 324-5367.:
Complolo
sharpening.
^ 2 WASHER/DRYER; W est.
Now, & U sed Com
; ■ TENNESSEE W alkera,
>5 Mlnl-Casslo
Ca
'^ f i ^ i S ?
436-5655
Carbldo
& siool saws.
Irwhouso, like t>rand riew. D IN IN Q R O O M S E Tr ,, PH.D Former UNH/SCSU SPINNINQ WHEEL
& Printera.Also.su
reg lste ra d g a ld in g eI.. 1
, '
round, maple, w/6 chairs,
■s. Muaic Faculty. 733-2679
iro/Modicald.
Clipp
:iipper sharponlng-ropolr.
$400.00. Call 324-2113.
734-0617or731black, 1 palomino. 1G yyfs.
n.
and
oqulp.
(usable)
C o r t f l SJcensed/Bondod
S
_
exc. cond.; S36-6342
l
141
Brackon St S
old, groat horses. 1 ^ 1 for
Can 324-6418- OROAN: Hammond, spln­i.
t a t io n
Na^^najlj,
RESTORATION sST>
34-4050*1-800-471-4050
ca, d
io 4
"1
FURNfTURE
ot alzo. Excellent condltiA t E ngberg's
■ $2500; 324-7456
' TOYS. Paying cash for old
S
Budget Motel of Burtoy Is on. $350. 736-3931
__ B BtWLPMQMATERIALS
irown In Idaho
. |
Umlturo .
Home Gro
We
spedalizo
InTun
TREE
I
to y s from I 9 0 0 's thru
selling. 95 rooms of fumi. reflnlshing & rop
II B u S a e ^ M ie o ^ f S ^/to
^ ----- lure Indudlng a large cre- 1
1960'S. All typos. Ploase
SERVICES
I
■
)NALCARE
rio
_ Call 734-7759 or ^733
t t~ 819
I■■■con.7g4;5ezo_________
'
" h^ S p^•ICE
i?
b u ild in g s, 40 x 3 0 w a a . —
CARE
•—
h o r s b e q u i p m e hj ttII
°
|
omCEEQUB>MENT
SHELTON'S '
• I I I ' $6100 iww $2990; 4 0 ) ^
IS
.................. 'CNA’S'.ftI
ftN'S. LPN'S ' .........................'AAA-1
"
TWIN FALLS
® ^^^SU PPU E S
TRAILER, long box pk:k up
onwas $11,250 now $5900:
3M
734-0600
M Twin Falls
'
„ TREESERVICE
^
: '1 090C & B 16ft. e's, conPLAN
ROOM
Sorvfng Magic Valloy
,nt-- - 50x76 was $13390 now
s . S i i T f n S r ^ -COPIER Toshiba 1210, llko bod, for c h u rc h youth
8 Mlnl-Cosslo
- Jobs (o bid for Qom
• : verted to 3-horse-alant;> group, Call 326-5305.
WoodRivorValloy
M
$ 8 6 0 0 ; 6 0 x 1 5 0 w a1a8
13-0602 Idaho
^
.th e b o d . TV. a n d Side0
Sub-contractorstaiss s i .
: . S2750. Win take 2 h orse
■
new SSBS; Thennai busi0.
chairs, also possibility of
MAGIC VALU STAFRNG
PP or whorovor
ore. Blueprint cop
cop Im T
; tn on trade. 543-6462.
. $23,000 now $15,900.
”
neaa fax. $200.733-5900,! TVS A VCR’S 1 0 'or larg­
FREE ESTIMATES
— ' Endwalls are available.
le.
soiling Hems listed abovo .
I
734-PLAN (7S26
er
non-wortdng
color.
Call
736-3516
A t t n . H o ra e h a u i a r ■u'.
s T----- 1i600;3 2 0 « 4 0 ------------------- 8lnglyrcorTtBcrt:l8a-or ",
4
2
3
^
8
7
6
w
w
a
wknda.820
I
Qreat selectkxi of tralfara= . —L buM JorJunhaU nfonn. .1 ■ '
OME----------1----------- 'DALE'S THEE-L1M0— ----------------S . ’ o i w v H r r r o p s o i i rOl'
w
•|~
HOM E ‘
at Roy Raymond Fo rd
ation. 2 0 8 676-2200.
I P E T S ^ SUPPUES
W A i m p ^ ^ a lift pump.
CHIPPING'
rs
I
bv
a a le . Trucks & loaders
P A IR S
. Built & s w ^ c ^ l o ^ l ) | by
CONSTRUCTIC
T IO N
For
m
ulch
or disposal.
COLUESuoft Is
ne
avail. 734-7039.________ FU TO N W o o d fra m e■
.; BORDER
«
BENEREL'S
—
Oueon size. VCR Sharp.,, 5 yrs. old, apayod. Has a! WANTED 2sTo -f sq. ft.
•S HOME CARS
'F rM Eatlmatos.
' welcome. C ^ 736-2460°
A-1 DRYWALL
ORAVEL: drivoway , very
vory funny ond onlortaln- houso undor $200,000.
O'
$50 ea. Call 736-4563
II. PalnllnB.
I(208)734-2742 Export hanging, topli
reasonablo.
543-a2&4.
Ing personality. Oldor kids
try. Ail homo
I(S08)733-3i23
CHARMACK *02 Trailer
Proapprovodfor loon.
toxturing. Slnco li
— LIVING ROOM FURN.. OK. 6 3 6 -6 5 3 6 . ask for
6'x16'. Uke naw cond.
i«do& out. 10
--------- HIOHUNE
734-0228.
Jobs large or smi
c o m p le te a e t. C arp o t
Ooe.
$3200. 666-2062
I
805
n
Grog Lossing, owr
‘ofosalonol Troo Sorvico
w/pad Sofa. Chair w/otto- WANTED 3 6 0 4 -b a rre l
•ce ^ -7 M 3 * ' .
-g
jjjCAHraASAEQira w
733-3579
Ucensed
& Insured
'J
man Oak end tables and1 COCKATIELS,
C
hand fod manlfold,.460 engine or
: H O RSE CO LLA RS &
Troo
rroo pruning ♦ shoping
much more. Call 733-2292> bablea & pairs. 436-5287
• : HARN ESS c o m p le ta
te CAMERA: Minolta SLRcar for parta. Drum sot
I
bol
balandng * romoval
ALAN'S Ganorol Carp
: (2set8). 629-6633
and a gun. 734-4668.
XQA body, 28-85 zoom. MOVINQ MUST SELL All C
AKC malo. Romodois. Nowconstn
S S S ot
l a w n &(G
c ARDEN I
sstump grinding
lens, canylng case, flash, appliances, furniture andI DACHSHUND
1 yr. old. $125.436-6093 1WANTED Com ent mixer.
.STO CK TRLR WW 1 6T
'.
lo b & JoLynn Babbitt
Spodalty docks,. pal
patios,
SERVI
nj
like new, $300.734-54661
J
bumper pull, very cleani
326-3318._________ .
735-1143 or 837-4614’
patio covors. carpo
irports, ,
I—
Q E R M A N SH EPH ER D .
, $2,000. Call 543^649. _ C A M E R A S O ly m p u a
shods. Small jobs
obs &
T ony'a Lar
endacaplng
f—
p
u
p
s
A
K
C
.
2
m
alos,
9
\
WANTED
Old
pictures
&
repairs. Call 734-32
*•3244.
- I . O.M.Q. pro m aster 3 5& H omee Repalra
I
wks. ahota. black & tan.
*• Queen'Plllow top mattress
frames, small or toy sow­
TUTORING ;■ I .
200 zoom Ions. Flash and
g r
" t Ti
I
an d box. still in plastic
$19S^oftef. (206)645-2421.
ing machines, old quilts or
BOB’S BETTER HO
bag, $300. Also, Pentex
lnkIor8.l5yra
|_ _ _
$250 Cali 734-6961
“
quilt pieces. Old colorful
Skilled in all tmdoa
V*
S P 1 0 0 0 . s p o t m a tic
expor.
W
ot
Q E R M A N SH EPH ER D
ptehotsa para. 733-6696.
Romodellr)g. aiding. d<
ad Grammar or Writing
Kl
c a m e r a . M otal b o d y’.. SOFA/SLEEPER
|
purebred,
4>yr-oid malo, •
(l'e)Hook a Latch 3 ' hand
roofing, fences, wind
iiS S '
iost you a promotion?
,w- —jc ra w mount lens. 2555 _ a matching lovo aaaL Soft good
1
tem peram ent $ 100 . M
WANTED Pre 1930 dothes
• llnga wHh-valv»-A-endI & doors, homo rope
repairs.
—GSuaranteed
uar
Tutoring—
0
m dlmetarlSSSTies^aas5 - -e a rth - to n is colors w/oak 3I 2 4 - 4 2 4 9 . _______
& accessories, unusual
ptug. $i400ea.S9»0400.
Bob Walsh. 600-6S2"<
52-t564
. ,
—
»lp for. Homo
. -Helpfi
Toachors
lens. 1 2x extender filter,r.
trim. Call 733-5546
clocks, old o rocks, old
:roatlvoWriting/Pholo
. QERMAN
Ql
SHEPHERDS. 3
F ta a h a nd b a g, m a k eB
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TABLE & CHAIRS NEW beautfftji
t
pups. Had shots.
h
offer. 536-5777
'
pipe & S ' mainline with
ol vrtire. 733-6696. ,
ROORNQ
a,
COATII
^TINQS
___________
36'x60* tile inlaid wood
(
Starting
$150.324-7121. .
rtaeca. Call 934-6101.
733-7221 o r 326-561
lO v a tlv e T u to r in g
kitchen t ^ e w /4 chairs & r :
WANTED Used'trombone
MAQK: VALLI
Commoricai, Industrl
7 4
807
1 a bench. $300. 32»«028 OREAT PYRENEES
'' w/caso. 543-5961
IMMduallxod
. Qood used 3 ' certter ria«r,
resktontlal. Buildup rc
LEYMEDICAL
;;
•G entle plant* 7 wk old '
hook and (atdi handllnaa.
K-8 «Phonlcs
MeocareModc
Leaks repaired In 2244 hrs.
WDOXYQEN
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F
p u p p te ^ Large, healthy. VW ANTED to b u y 6 x 6 '
lading
•Wrillng^Maih
:
R a id ready. C all 5 3 2''- BOOTS: 2 pairs of Laramla . W ATERBED King Size
734-06007
cBcakMnsuranco
•
* w/headboanJ. $ 12 S
v
cam pershell to fit 1990
all Bocky ® 734-7632
41Qgor670-4213, .
SAWTOOTH
SHEE
lEET
436
^5
6
6
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_
boots, siM e s and S'AB.'
) Twin Fells
.
w/iMdlgroe.
C a??w m m
Call 734-1563
.
w
F o rd H e a v y H a lfto n .
METAL
1-800-303-0
■ $50 each. Can 324-6656 ;
Mlnl-Cassio
- SRCC Watar Stock
info. 8 01-255^204
Can 734-7605._________
Heating/AC
Refrigerot
emtion
TAX
I
WATERBED. q ueen w/6 —
^•0602 idaho
■
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TSaharea.. 733-4919
- ComrrwciaiandrosW o
w e r p e d e a ta i/9 0 % KE
KELPIE Pups $25.
? WANTED
W
to buy treadmill,'' *
p r e p a ra tio n I
: i
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I d ra
, (208) 733-6546
^
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aveiess mattreaa, pad- Pl<
Please Call 644-2667
jp refer m o to rized . Call
1I I COMMUNICATION .- w
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dwJ rans, $ 2 5 Q /e f r e r .^ —
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iSOUTHERN
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|ter 6 pm.
3 0 2 7 . P l e u a ^ m s f l . ^LABS AKC registered, 5
p r e p a r a t io n
B u l I d l n g J ^ e eDpia l r
. deuve
'- bblaok. 1 yellow, parents Affordable Ratos
> 60% Boer meat gcM kida,, 2-WAY RADIOS (3) MO- '
.are good huntars & com- V
l
WANTED:
H o m ea tea d
,
Gravol. aand, C
4 E .
torplaMXTSOO. W ith 1
^JACK STEVENS
812
n *D
'
p u re brads, bred d o a a .
pAbtimo, Decks, &F«n(
p a n i o n a , $ 2 - 6 0 /o a .
i
poppy
trail, pottery. Marphones & 1 hr. chargera.- I
topsoll
for
JA( 733-4786
. Can736-2S7S._________
736:1716 o r 324-843
SS326-4292- - _______
I w Minton, bone china.
arklng lots, ote.
$22S0. S4»5368______ I
—-----NORTTfWES*
Can 7330817 leave msg.'
iailer haw you spond
Oo.GrtMfS«M
________
WOOD a METAL
LHASA
A PSO puppies (4) J
________
733-ia
HEATING &
I
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ir-days. olaitllled Ills
S T CO, IMC
No malt*
ANTEDrA-gafs a n a ra r ' ----------------- BUTtDINQS*-'
UHF, 2 channel. 2 HTA j R c o r f f l m o r ^ “- 5$10 0 'W B !« rC a )I^1 6 7 4 '' Wfence,
ir busy schedule. Pul
--------------------your-d«
fouridation to finish,
lh, rroofP re p la n - a ta■1234,---y
old omate. for veg9 0 's , UHF, 2 c h a n n e l.
isllled's tlme-tavlno
MULUCCAN CUCKATOO ■■!etttWe garden. 7 6 8 - 4 ^ . _
Ing,
concrate
remodol
Moling.
mud- o rd er»yg o ut p f th e
ctocy of Doods and t w
'
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G o o d s ta r te r a y a t e m r -F I R B P t A c S N s S R ^ V1V4yr old mala: Comes' J
C e ll J e r r y 678-8C
-8 6 1 3
'W llld e llv e ri
Faboo Big FOot $200 or -—
«lo work forjroutodiy._____ ________
w /cag e a to y s ; -Asking - WANTEO:-aectric
W
sew er ~ -•^ -^ ^ h e m e r4 3 m )e i3 cwm
W mar-^ - ---~ C a I l7 3 3 ^ 4 4 f
m ake offer. Can 733-8828.. MU
lln
. $ 1 ^ Call 687-3489 or
I a r o to - r i/tto r . C all
'• —536-«63«formoceirite. • - |
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s934-4766.
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S2750. 487-2530 or
rp
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FORO F880, 475 eng
“*lo. rod with 14' flat I
$5550. Coll 829.5720
QM C'1982 d u m p t n
SK ID O O SlratO S 1199 8 8 .
10.12 yo rd d u m p b
------------ 1408-mlrr-S1600,-Ar.
-Arctic— Hondrlckson-suspena
C a t C ougar 1985..22‘
1 5 8 -AT, diosol e n g ln e , <
mi.. SI 200. 423-5845
^45
cond. 1979 2-yord loa
_____
noar now tiros, Ropa i
Oolrolt diosoi englrM.
. SNOW BOARD
<9nn\ TBR.Sft
Rosslgnot, froe st/lo l,0 5
__ Brar>dnow.4300.00.-(
K ).Call_
324-9254.
SNOW MOBILE
ARTIC CAT -89 EXT
CT530
{
M o u n tain C o t. tooki
lOka &
rurts oxcollent, la plpw
>lpod &
i850/
h a s poromotors, S26S(
offer. 324-4880 ovening
■InflaS n o w M achino Ronte
W o h avo snow . Smli
imiloy
C reek Lodgo. 774-354
3547.
-
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3 5 0 . S td . tran s- Ni
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FR O M
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3i
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& T Ri UI C K S
CARS
|T O A V E L TRAILER!
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1991 3 1 'A lpha S u n 5th
5
u s e d luxury cooch, Full
Fi
IMng room slide, ownlr
mlcrowovo, lots of cabi
ets. Sa)oprtcedatS22,9!
10 ffor .
o r only S239 por mo
down '
............... 144 mos. 20% caah dov
r • or tra d e equity OAC71
elu d e s alt foe's.
C o n ta c t D ennis Riley
ey a t
T o m S c o t t H o nI d ia /
W in n e b a g o . 208-45>
-464.
______ 3030 o r 208-888-8230.
4
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Tempo
:
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Zephyr
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Century
i
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Zephyb
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8 2 Ford
H |b p P ^
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CAMP TRAILER 1 5 'exce
ixcellont condlllon $1200.'
Call 583-5777.
9 4
92 BM W
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Ouallty made In Idaho
. .
NASH
...................Affordoble.duraljle,
BROCKMANS' RV
734-3167 1-800-773-316:
^
,
8
8
8
85 PlYMOUTH
Horizon
9 4 T oyota
4 RR iu n n e r
!
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^ 9 8 8
NO DOWNPAYMENT
OJX.C. ONSIEPRA'S
b y COBRA
1996 • 26' SIERRA Trave
I
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9 0 D od 6 E D th a
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9 3 H t u h p w Eu
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* 1 0 ^ 9 9 5
< 1 4 ,8 8 8
* 2 2 ,9 9 5
PROWLER 1973, 21' fully
i=y
s e lf c o n ta in e d . S2500.
Call 733-8850._________
* 2 2 ,9 9 S
TERRY Turaue*78 24'
5th w h o o l. o xcel cond.
nd.
S3900 324-5908.
.W i'n w riG lE A T i
r o n u o n M n>,
H
— A ttn. C arg o haulers. Great
seloctlon of trailers at Roy
R a y m o n d Ford. Buitt &
s e r v i c e d lo c a lly by
C h a r m a c . T r a d o In s
----------w elcw m e .^ t-7 3 6 -2 4 8 0 .-
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W u m i n*» A c u 0 1 a node
Riraow F o n y a iiisstttii-..
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W o r n
1 99i
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C oir/Visw
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Skylark
7 ^
8 7 Ford
Tempo
J
8 8 Ford
Tempo
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8 4 M ercury
Topaz
1
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1002
A U TO PARTS &
A C C E S S O R IE S
Chevy PU 4 core radiator,
$125. N ew 7 blade flexfan. $25. 12 volt battery.
$20,543*4813
i _»14
OOOOE. 1989 to 1993. full
size truck bed, gray In col­
or w /cam per shell. Excel12.
lent cond^on. 736-4942.
'
'
1
S
IT M
*12,
JAPANESE ENGINE &
TRANS. 4X4 spodals.
1.800-3a>-3742
■
1005
A N T IQ U E AU TO S
^ c o l l e c t ib l e s
' FO R D '6 0 T-BIrd ex cel,
d r iv e r 7 8 K orig m iles.
New p ad d ed dash. $2800
- ___- (208) 934^5651Jeav a m s p ^
r -
HURRY I
1
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1 006
] ■
Tnwfof fruek Modal 2375.
i.v
40,000 GVW. E kc. cond.
A s k in g S I I , 9 0 0 . C a ll
738-1187
■
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TO CHO
I 0 0 5 E FROM !
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IF Y
rO
o Iu
W A N T E D t o b u y : N on
d riv a b le '5 5 -‘64 C hevy
cars. Call 734-7021.
11 9 8 0 n e r n a tl o n s i D iesel
u
................................
. 1 9 9 5 2 2 - tr a v e l tralit
ilee r ,
R oom er by Skyline; Roof
Ro
K lltl
A C . aw n in g , po w er
II
irege
tongue, largo rear stores
door with bike rack. Absi
le w ,
lu te ly like b ra n d new
n e v e r u se d . N ew pric
price
S I S .4 0 0 , s a lo pH c
---------- :-$'1-1-,99&-w-only-S144.0
20%
per m o for 120 mos, 20*
c ash down or trade eqult
qul?yOAC. Includea all fees..
C o n ta c t D ennis R iley
»y“ai t
T o m S e o t t H o nid
d as /
454W in n e b a g o . 208-454
[3030 o r 208-888-8230.
I
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herokee
CI hi
ILANT E S
^>n- ' v S h S
............. 911 .........
T IM E
9 4 J ee p
S M its u b is h i
3 ^ 8 8
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bindings. Dlowa Irons
i
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9548 ovea.
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FO RD
-
lelan
Jo u rn ey m an Eleetrleiai
TF area. 208-233-742;
^427
T r a i l e r . R e d u c o d t<
$15,995. No Down O A C
1 9 9 6 - 2 7 'SIERRA Stt
W heel Travel Trailer. Re
d u c e d to S 1 8 .9 9 5 . Nc
Dovm O A C .
ANDERSON'S R.V.' *.
Exit 182 on 1-84
733-8758
825-5338
R A Y M O
^ ^r D
|
T5EB2!SttSPv:'.v.; •:
I ts o t tay lo r m a d e Iroi
3 -S W , 1 so t S lezenc
Irons, 2-PW .S100oacf
•1404.Lynx stof^ bag. 324-l4(
i
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JCks,
'a n d
I call
T B PT
W. ¥
Ti .T
.A
SPOmiNG GOODS
>DS
UES-
—
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FORD / fl/llTSUBISI
fl
Hi
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4
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Older Ford backhoe load
-Qood.oor>dltlon..C 1 0 .0 i
Call 934-0958.
__ ^__________________
RAYCO su so en slo n v»
S fffO O re a r'e n d a , 9
g ear ratto, low mi,.wlU.<
frame to length, $3000
Call 324-7023.
4
YAMAHA-91; electric
lc 81
start
a r e v e r s e . S 2 9900 0 ,
73S-0583___________
!
1987><^t,00. 1
1 42'
>trailT2SS—------5|jrd
B E S
US...WE CANT SAVE YOU
YC ANY MONEY!
DON T c o m e ; s e e u <
16-2480 ••1-800-47:
73-5797
H
Sal. 9-«
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5434318 ■
W e e l(d a y s 8 - 8 •
l I o c a i l o n . to o ! *
P r i c e ss g o o d a l o u r B u h II
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,
n a AUDI. 5 0 00,1987,
UX)W
17. 52K . DODOE ‘8 8 8HA0(
-poW y; j ote- -B autr.-50K -m ltrea and
sel-oond. -m K aai AC, cruise
se^ AT,------ 4-dr.-A/T.- new Urea
n d :« i^n er»
oon d .J 18.w o'' bs
83 S S
Call
t W o S . c S l ^ k1874.
ts :
varydaan,$2196.C
.Call 24
wheela, $2250.I. C
WW».^rT^>n or 53^-8878
'■ hra.adttyat738-11:
1121.
. 678-0059 a n y 44PM
PI
4 ^ »
BUICK‘89 Century.-4
i w l a k f S ! ■POBD’M WT . y
FORD *80 LTO New
sw tires,
-V -6 . .auto.. .Full power;
pc
runa ex c e t.$ 2200 . (
-N B S A H aram i
2 ^
a i " 'i i E s s ! i a
'
v tlre
734-446^aftar 8Jm?*"
pm
A C iw hlte. N ew
t e.
C H E V yJSr e i a• *z «4 r S - 1 0 .
4.8296 ‘ ^
4x4 new Urea I
738-1994 or 734-e
:
$2600/offer. 738-88
^ G A EA Tl^^O O O ^
V a iow-oost'SiMUj*'
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tod^r.Crii733<mi.'• u n a ^ e x c S FORD W I w m l..
■r
CADILLAC'8 8 S
8<e d a n
04________ box a b e d ! ntaa r T ^ ^ S L N I M I A N im B E V
HU .ex !« b .c * rtip S
’•‘ q n S ' ■F0 RD*’8 8 T a H rtr#- Q
'^ t r ^ -ao m rfiT r^w T T ’
• H
CHEVY-.'BS P UJ , :3 /4 ton. '
----- -i M 900/off*A Callja ^ U r r y !• cond. 734-8378
^ door.AC, cnjise. 56t<
S6Kmls
.... „ ■;—
'-•xt^.oab< t u r b o
___ ^-$3200. Call 324-660
3608
’p il 1 x 0
. iow M . low ml..
» 4i 5 i '
>n.
1984.'
CHEVY
7
3
impala.'4
.'4
door
FORD’S
:
TaunisOL
i45.'Aftarv
SUBARU,
W
agen.
T
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733-2648
678-29ei:ore78^
iWAIv fS I' . hardtop.AC, elects
i seats,
owner. Low mls. Loaded
Loi
da,-. ■ ■ 4X4. great oond.
—
8:00 or weekenda;
i$ 2 0 0 0 or . flo o d 1 s t o r 2 ndd e a r .
Wftil V * you wall
New tires. You won
ront bo
■ aJllled^d (’ORD, P10Or*9O
^ t 8 3 4 ~ -$1800.- Call 538-877
I--------------------- rWMt~tria^;ei««>
;» 0j 4 X 4 r
777:---------^Bbla’fo’b W th ls 'a t any
XLT, e x ta n d a c
TTTdealership for $7496.
Kloriilaai’ CHEVYTS Blazer /3!^
— -r—
loaded. 381. AT,
^T. ahelt! TOYOTA *92 L anda
. CaP 733-2319
H
C H E V ^sV sub
4*3534.
■ lo a d e d , w h ite»7. $$ ^ . ' • Qo«J cond, $2746/01
------ -H
c ^ R C ^ r ^ n t. **
DO r ev^
' iCan733-948a
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734-5714 , . ■■ ■
. FORD '9 3 Escort.
t Low
nl., running FORD, FY50,1S8ft
apo.
, w.B
mllaagel Qoodshapi
9 8 5 , 6 78cab, V8, 302, 4ap!dP*1
4
T O Y O T A :4-R UJ N JN E ^ CHEVY '78 Novai.ru n s
______
$7«
i
5.
733.8155
h ootlons,
Good shapo,
»n d . w/or . 1990. loaded wHh
op
29810f678-S475
475
owper, oxcet. coni
shell. Call'
$ 1 5 . 8 0 0 / o f fSetT
r . o a r i sood. »000. 73M“S28 ■ HONDA'iggS Accord
)rd LX.
_
without campor ahl
■
CHBW. % to n , 11
736-0376.
, ^
ndltlon,
_ y u „ 5 « l « 7 3 33-3444.
^
— —
low miles, exc. condH
c«>ant condition. S
-------- — CHRYSLER 19833 N
I ew Ipaded, Call 734-5147
H
Call73»8860.
FORD. F2S0, 197fl
lil—
“ “ ■“ H Yorker. 318,23 mpg
i
»hwy,*
■
i
1010 e - e .
HONDA.Ch/lo.1991,^
1 ,4 d r.
k>aded,$12S0/ofrerr
H
CHEVY, ’8 S HT. Sii
I
v A N » a sSEE S
is,llgtit
essan- sedan, '38,000 miles,
I
r w f s f f l
I CHEVY 7 9 ,1 ton pas
■
ahall. $7600. 825$8800
Call324-7401.
extras, blue, good shape. $8
« IT 7 5 n
_______ CHEVY *87 Bouvlllo
Call 766-ie0&.
H
CHEVY, 1 9 9 0 , eexx te n d e d FORD. R a n g eir;r; 1 9 8 3 , ,v a n . 9 - 1 2 p a s s e r
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m llea on . g o o d a h a p e , c ia m p e r
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lo a d e d , $ 4 8 9 8 .
Hd LX.
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m anyextraTw oo/G
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$12
ehail, S2600/otfe
iffer. Call
734-5051_________
)5.CaII
futlykjadod,$l1,695J
_______ ; Claaaio model 6th K
wf l H
Catl TO4-3608.
X)8-. . .
734-6803 or 734r8
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733-4394 ieava msg.
APV 93, ^towrtoferPa.$30a/o
CHEVY LUM1NA,AP>
0 ccond. Oalt^ model locked? |o o ' H Y U N D A I'9 1 SpO
H
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rtwn, 57k
3 .8 . loaded, exc:
p o rta
^ Dava box, ataai, for PU.
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a
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<■$26,000;
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lc. n w Urea, cod
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}ood
324-2119 leave maaaage.
me
829-5407. evea. 829ONLY
Great ahape.'Sporta'b
a bra.
PLEASE 888-2189!_____ .• $4900. Call 324-6908
H
$4000. Call 324-SI
>08
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a u . c 1985 3/4 ton
tonheavy C H E V Y '7 7 C o nnvv V a n
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Cap/chaira, aofa/bec
• 1 5 0 .4 X 4
duty 350 motor,
Auto. V-e. low mis.
nia. Excel,
miles. S18,500.432
432-6113
Nice! $1490 543-663
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OMC *90 K ton Clu
Club Cab ^ E V Y , CaVob Var
H
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9C
lo n g b e d S L E .nnew
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gre
92K {Basel, $10,760.881
886-7165
tio n ; la d d a r.ra c k .
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w ork v an . $ 2 9 030.
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934-S851,l«IV8na||
T h e T im e s New i
^
options. Ilka new.
van njns
g u a r a n te e s to 8
H
FORI^‘88 Bronco
c o $5200.
see. 734-8376
C0NV ER80N '83van
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and looka g reat Now
Jowtiros
m e rc h a n d ise ,
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la n k
3>-I -wv. *rid rima; $4700.
a u to m o tiv e I n :
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Call 324-51:
or make offer. 733-*4
tlm
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1241 Falla Ave. e . or <
F O R u s
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Phone: 324-3838,
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M3-572S
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______$6900. BHM, 538-6
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do, AC, AT. PS, PB
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34-6411.
sharpl.$10,976.643
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0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 MOOO
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UNCOLN '92 Conlino
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loaded,
Signature Sorioe, loac
leather, exc. cond,
n
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com ing at me with a needle the size o f a
harpoon.
in ia
' If melatonin
in'isn’t the antiswer,.
...'
maybe the question
q
is xrmore complic
icated
i n o i> n e s
-■
B y Joan Bean
T im es-N ew s correspond!
"
I’ 'j f l
"W e hove so im ony wake hours and so
m any sleep hou
h o u rs ." Valento said..“And
dependss to a large degree on |>j:ooncs."
‘
.
cert o f hormones.
H e soid cstro.
Jtrogcn o r sex horm ones in
nly-one part.of.this. They’r e . _______
__general.arc.only.
torm ones involved in the regnot the only horn
:p.
uiation o f sleep.
ic strongest
impulse, he said,
Probably iha
si
nelatonin, which is produced
,
com es from melt
gland
slo* ih thc brain. Melatonin
during thc night's sleep and
levels ore highil du
low during theJ day.
da
Valenta saidd it is likely iliat this is regulatcd by the timo
im ount o f light. Bright light
blocks its produci
iluction ond release and dark*
ness increases its secretion.
Jet log or nighi
ight*shifl sleep disturbances,
he said, have beer
}cen treated with melatonin,
A lthough mcIi
n ela to n in is sold over-thecounter'as a sleep
lecp aid. that’s not its primary role, he said.
id. IIt is m ore like one o f thc
regulators b f the
he cyclic
c
functions.
WetaTonln“l5~ln
m oncs, and he: said
sai estrogen is one that can
mcrease lis produ<
rductiorT------------- ::-----------------------A num ber off other
ot
hormones show similar cyclic change
nges, hc said. Among them
tiormones ond hormones that
are the stress horr
regulate rcprodui
>duction. including thc sex
'h~drmo~nes~one~tl:
e” tlfat"rcgulolc'rth‘n h 7 r o u l-----------growth hormone.
gland and the gro\
iS is 0 frequent complaint of
I Sleeplessness
isturbances o f the female sex
. a num ber o f distui
said. Post-mcnopausal in*
horm ones, he soi
on eo fth e n i.
som nio.isjust one
Studiesundicate
cate-that hbt fluahes-ore.-onc-T-r-.
ns that
respond best to estroo fth e symptoms
t:
ond that cenain coses o f in*
gen treatment and
somnia ore due: to these ond thc sweats that
happen during; the
the night, waking the per-
II
T W IN F A L L S - S
Si?
ix m o n th s a f t e r
Donna GofT underwent
:nt 0 hysterectom y,
. • she developed-sym ptom
>ms
s o f m enopause.__
' r '/ H
U '.jfH
'
1
A nd along with thc hot
hoi flushes and dcprcss'ion, she suffered fro
from insomnia.
■
"I ju s t lay there wide
t
je awoke
o t-n ig h t,"'
she said, now 54. “I coul<
ouldn’t sleep.’’
■
vered that she had
G ofT s doctor.discover
'
v e ry little estro g e n ,'' ev
even th o u g h h e r
ovories were spared inI th
the hysterectom y.
A fter a m onth on cstrog
roge n -re p la ce m e n t.
pills, h er sym ptom s were
'cre pretty well under control.
H um or
pills weren’t help*
B ut 0 yeor later, thc pil
and she wos starting as m uch anym ore, on
ed on h o rm o n e in jcctii
ctio n s. W hen th e '
A s o ch ild , I wa
WOS m o re ofraid o f
eved, she sold she
proper Ieve! was achieve
tetanus shots than,. fo
for exam ple, Driculo.
-ovemeni.
noticed a m arked improvi
Gronted. Dracula wo
would w m e into your
_______ room at nighfand bit(
bite into Vour neck ond __ “It was like the diflcrcnc
5ltTo~much better.”
and day," she said. "1 leirs
s uck out all your bio
blood, .but there was a
r.J jA f f_ s iitl_ to _ k e s _ ^ B
lis; n a m ely, y o u could_____
____ No.w._15_y.eai:sJatcr.J
_______ positivc-sidc-to-this;.
these shots, plus the pills
>il!s —now o f synid S t a y oul oil n i g h t,
t u m Into a bat and
thetic origin, coll Estrace
W hereas I could sec
iee no pluses w ith the
ace - that replaced
the natural estrogen t hlat
a t :she began w ith.
tetanus shot.
0 p e r fe c t
A lth o u g h sh e d o e s n 't have
1
O f course today I no
i longer hove this
b.e.cau5.c._ns_a_iTUU.utc____
le. she sleeps w ci I_. I * '
__ night!s_rcst_nlljhc_tim e._
_ _____^childish-phbbja.J>.c.t
m ost nights.
adult, 1 can lie.
“ f ju s t had a tetan
tanus shot this momthc issue ever arises,
in g !" I can soy, if' th'
Dr. Ltibomir Voleota,, an endocrinologist S f r
fact!’’
“Eight o f them, in faci
ic i& Hospital, said
a t the Twin FoIIs Clinic
raid o f m edical core,
B u t I'm still afraii
hormones such os estrogen
gen or progesterone
iragcd by TV medical - . ore- noi-meant-to b e slcepi
A n d T rh not encouraj
icping pills. -But he-i_|pB B
R;’r Ify o u -W teh tffesV- "‘saidTihe
••
” — •; -dram as such as “£.-R;’
lock o r or exccss
ss ot f sex horm ones E l M |
ro b a b ly n oticed that
s h o w s , y o u ’ve prob
, may hove o similar efTect,
:t, con sleep.
mmr
latH etic civilian gets
w h e n ev er som e patl
With the sam e patternn <5f sex hormones, ■ g jjg
h o s p ita l em ergency
w h e e le d into the ho
he said one woman cons
IS ssuffer insomnia; ^ ^ 5
r, he
room on a streich'cr,
h o r she is immedi*. -. in another, there might be
t>e iincreoscd sleepi*
in Iby enough medical
ate ly pounced upon
• ness. O r the pattern mayf all
altemote in onoth- g | U |
----- ^1 f-thc-sleep disturbancc-isclearly-rclat*-----------dis
-o -hospital-softboll------- efindividual.'
-----------p ersonnel-to-formn-o
cd to thcr m cnstt
nstruol cycle, pregnancy,
Ing to see who con do
league, all competing
“So it is not something
:g tl
that would be di*
m enopause or puberty,
put
then we see if wc
t h e scariest thing to
lo the
i
victim . Apporr
rectly reloted to sleep," he isaid. “And octucan correct
on way,” hc said,
1 any
ouse in -th c standord" ■ ally, the sex hormones ma
e n tly th ere’s o clou:
may work through
' In thc case oiff pregnancy,
pt
when there ore
iers* C ontract stating.'
Television Perfomier
melatonin or other
other'hormones, such os me
sleep
disturbances
ices
caused
by on exccss o f
T in
th a t eveiy chamcier
ii a medical drama
lich show 0 cy clic ^ ^ 9
pituitary horm ones which
sex horm ones,, hc said a sleeping pill is
ck a t em ergency pag e ts 'to toke a crack
;h sstress horm ones
pattern and also through
proscribed, not hormones.
hor
tie n ts :,
;ing this and that."
W ^M
and are not dircctly. causing
L: I ’ll give him a shot!
In thc post, a w
womon with premenstrual
f i r s t DOCTOR:
Although'all these horaii
>rmoncs may infiu*
syndrom e was som
son etimes treated wiih proTO R ; X’ll-pound his
-S E C O N D DOCTG
ence sleep, he said it's not
iot their only func- '
g c s te ro n e . butt V olen ta said that d id n 't
.........- chest!------------- i------^"tlon'or'speclfic purpose.- ■
)w ;sHc m ight be placcd on
}R; r u stic k a tube
' Valento said the brain is very responsive
ntMriinitt w ork w ell. Now
T H IR D DOCTOR
BUOOY CHARLES U«M0IN6n:A« TtoM
,
birth-control pill
p ills, elim inating her own
• w ay up his nosel ^
to sex homiones, and slecf
leep in general de*
-After
m rnla, D o n n a G o f f h a di tc
t o b e g in tak in g horm oni
ar s u ffe rin g fro m In so m
hormonol function
tions.
........... _FO yR TH D O C TQ
'QRt.L’lI
F
find an unoc• pends
'
on the functioning8 o f the sleep cen- -jectlc
tlons t o a id h e r sleep :
post-m cnopa'usal women,
'S im ilorly, int po
h is body, ahd cut it
-.j
c u p ie d .sb c tio n .o f hi:
tialamic
area
o
f
the
*'ter,*Iocatcd in the hypothali
it fe m a le s e x h o rm
rr o n e s are m ost often
____■
. _ o p cn fo r.n o good reasc
aso n !;
ood pressure th is is calk
ailed diurnal rhythm, meani
—brain. Thc stalk o fth e pituii
ituitary gland is at*
functi<
tions. such as hunger, bloo
lent. H e said currently this
w
a
sh
h
is
m
outh
out
.
^
.
JA N IT O R : r i l
for trcotmcm
tached to the hypothalamus,
h ap p e n s within
w
ius, which is in thc
and temperature.
tei
a 24-hour period,I Horon p| ill, w ith both estrogen
■ , to
° cornbination
w ith a td$et brush)
rain. He said .this
Thc
tc sex horm ones have rec
low er portion o f th e braii
receptors in m ones w^ork
or cyclically, and they-he
me.
bably saying: “Dave,J
N o w you're pripbab
to th e
progesterone.
II Ithe cyclic a d ju s t wul<
Ily octive. Having
this area,
ai
vuke and sleep activity tc
gland is very horm onally
w hich regulate all
arejiiat TV SHOWS,
y o u 'b ig baby, thoK or
centers for regulation o f‘aa rnumber o f body
Valenta said changcs o f day and night, he said.
functii
tions, including sleep. Vo
' • R e aJss e s e e H O R M O N E S /p 2
ngs do not happen to
In real life, bad things
people who foil IntoI the
Ui hands o f medical
c a re /'
n e s e c o n d w hile I.
. E x c u s e m e for oom
n y keyboaiy is short*
Idugh so hard that my
I happen to
j Catfay Walworth
circuited by drool. Becouse
Be
•
T he Thursdoyy sc
sem inar. “ From Chaos to
ugh comcdy
By
strates throug
mnd a bulletin-boord
•]Tinies-News correspondent
.-^be holding in my han
Control,” will be
HS presented
p
at the CSI Fine
how
and
ho' to more .
‘ noticc that was sent: to m e by a Vermont
Arts AuditoriumI from
fro 7:30 until 9 p.m. Ticktse our minds
cnbctivcly use
nam ed either “David
orthopedic surgeon noi
door, or $3 wiih student ac'
and the power
TWIN FALLS — Ever' wi
wondCT how those
c r o f positive
-M inid
d M
1 agic" will be presented
ed at
^
’^or “ O ee B ali,’’ de,potato chips found thefr way
H. B ahnson M.D.”^oi
way to your'mouth
V . thinking,
^ ^
th e Colle;
liege o f Southern Idaho Fi
Fine
ir >
y o u ’re reoding his
cduring the commercial break*!
p ending oii whether
oming workshop from 9 a.m.
fn
Fellows, wl
isdoy
Friday momt
»k? Simple nionipwho holds a
X rts Build
jilding auditorium on Thursc
noture. • •
• nuiation.
letterhead or his slgnoti
30 js
until noon at thc! Fir
Fine Arts Building auditori*J m aster’s deg
legrce from
from 7:3(
:30 to 9 p.m . A 'w orkshop
D r. Bahnson told1 m
it e, in a phone incritical, thinking and self rceople oppeor on the
►\
kM Harvord U
Uiniversity. . plan n e dd on
Images o f slim, active peop
until
touch on1 cri
o frfday from 9 a.m. ur
und this notice over
iTV scrcen. They guzzle scads
for handling stress.
I
,:tervic\j(, thot he fount
■ sponsibility and1 secrets
se<
.V ■ shows audienc<
nces how the . noon
ads o f snack foods,
w
h
ic
h
is
th
e
place
c
kshopisSlO
.
■
t h e “sc ru b sin k ," l
ng Ifor more — and crunching, smiling, reaching
i s ^
■ power o f sugg
iggestion is a
c o s t fo
fc r thc T hursday eveni
n i ng
workshc
sh th e ir hands afier
s
w h e re doctors'^wash
hips sounds like a
T->v m tool used in evi
suddenly
eating a few' chip:
wonM be; o0 ‘“stress-boshing prcseniaeveryday life
keynote; address
oc
is $5, or S3 withI sstuiid..i-le will tcach participants ... ____
- — t h e y o p ero te -so -thhaatt-th e y -w o n -l-g e t-------g
gp. ---- tion,” Fellows said.
“ goodidea.-----------------------r«llowif«...... to-infiuence-i
e-mdividual
dent activii
tivity card.-Friday's workshop
find humor, lake
tal oVgons on their
how to accept yourself,
you
fle c k s o f your v ital
.
decisions onn ceverything
swayed so easily?,
$10.
You’re too smart to bc sw
nethinp, chanee the environ- _
_
_cha_rge
o f someth
- - -L exus upholstery.-----thc-foods-wc;coL.io.drug. nnH
ar filrnhni
i, illu5ionist,.magi-*
.from.tl
-N ot-so,-says.Bob Fellows,
il
------------:■.................
5.
ment, leam that "No
"No"'is a compl’cic sentence.’
cian
and
wellness
educator.
abuse.
.
and
stay
in
cc
[1
control
in
difTicult
situations,
P le aise
s e s e e BARRY/D2
x,.ancLundeistand.that-excr------------lind gom es gct ployed-on-:
•being.— look_to-the future,-a
lore easily fooled,"
"Mir
“Intelligent im pIe are mort
in-us.alLthe------Self-twmor
ponsibility is tlte k<7 to well*b<
temon_
cjse
saves
time,
niversity audience time,"'• hc
I said. “I thinic o f my prcs<
* F
Fellows explained to a univ
■esentation as he says, and
i
nd involves
the audiencc in der
^ ip .'
Thc sem inar will
wili b c sponsored by Blue'
that since
a kindd of
i inoculation a^ in st b«ing
. recently. “Sometimes' w e think
ll
mg fooled by strations to0 see
sc liow'easily they can be mi;
31uc Shield ofldaho, thc City
>ortant Cross o f Idaho, Blue
I uy to teochll ways
v
sily fooled."
other mnnipulators.
m
we’re smart, we ore not easily
to re* ulatcd Into
g
:o giving
up control o f impoi
ofTw in Falls. CSL
SI, tthe Magic Valley Regionlanipulntion and increase seIf-<
u r ^ speaker at the sist mar
Fellows will be the feaiurc(
If-esicem.’'
f,ealth deci.sio
i.sions.
X
Twin
Falls Clinic & Hoslows
teaches
“Mind
Magic,”
ealthv
"I
Medical
Centcr.
1
Seminar
Thursday
Fello
eighth annual Wellncss Scir
a program
“ Wheneve
ever someone has an unhea
id.
piUilandThcWalkei
ilkcr Ccnter.
hows audiences how to visui
Icshop. He demon- that she
and at a Fridoy woricsh
I ■
- night
;
sualize goals lifqitylc, they
hey have been tricked," hc said.
I
Dave
Bappy
eminar
Fellows;1brings ‘‘MindMlagic’ toDCSI weillness se]
3et tickets now
Dear Abby
^
ealth not>tes
Lookinng good
sr people need tel
tetanus shots Beimefits of runnin
Older
ling
len endure
Wome
re wearing
torturt
nable shoes
fashion:
Have: you
y
hnd a tetan u s shot
Ot :lately? For older
people,, tthe answ er is to o likely
ely to be “no," bc*
couse they
th( m ista k en ly th in k it isn’t necessary,
Mony pe
people ossum e thot onee ttetanus shot pro>r lil^e,
but it isn ’t so; blood
tects for
1
3 o d levels o f the an*
tibodies
:s that
I
fight te tan iis dcclii
d in e with age. For
le. a study at L ong Island
. example,
md Jewish Hospital
th patients in the
in Ncwb- York foiind th a t h u lf' the
geriatric
ic ccnter
i
had antibody levi
levels that were too
low to provide
pi
p ro te c tio n . H aalf
lf o f the 50 or so
that o cc u r each1 year
yc
tetanus deaths
di
in the United
States ore
ire in older people.
T h e A sso c ia te d Press
nquisi:ks and thumbscrews o f Inqi
B O IS E r - The racks
m en’s
crs h a v e nothing on wom<
tio n torture.cham bers
high-heeled shoes. ■
’s fashion expectaUons, mony
m
T o fulfill society’s
imfortIhcir feet uHth tight, uncomi
w om en are homiing thc
unm er
able shoes. They payy the
tl pricc in bunions, ham
other problems, said
toes, pinched nervess and
ai
surgeon in Bois<
M ichael Coughlin, on1 orthopedic
oi
ote in
ve bee n try in g to promote
“ T h c m essage I’ve
time for emancipotion o f wornw<
Am erico is that it’s tim
en’s feet,’’ he sold.
oshion
ay still hove desires for fosh
“ 1 think women may
:turers
.
but
I
feet
shoe
monufoctui
sh o es o f this nature, bi
ices in
wom en decent choice:
have on obligation (oI give
gi
these problems."
style, ond yet address th<
o r io f a study that providess conc
■C oughlinJs coauthor
ote
ot
certain
foot
infirmities
ore alsiderable evidence thot c
men/
• inost exclusive to womei
* 3J /0 2 “
^ " ' T ’le a s r s W S H O E S
oom
F
.'ent strokes
^
S j w -■
*' •
,
. ,1—
•
'■
to s s h o w a n o r m a l fo oDt,
t to p ,:
T h e s e x*ray p h o3to
foot, b o tto m , t h a t h a d 'b e e n a n d a w o m a n ’s foi
^
filgh>heeled f a s h io n s hloes,=-™
o
c o fls trlc ts d ^ b y hig
The
ling are well known, but
he health benefits o f running
.some*
e older people are reluctantt to hit the road for fear o f
damag
age lo foot and leg joints.. Nc
Now a study has found
that running
ri
doesn't causc joint
int degcnefation
i
or bone
chtingi
igcs in older people. The Stai
Stanford / m ^ i s Center
study
i
y compared
long*temi runners
ners wilh a siniTlar group
of nor
onrunncrs over a nine-^car
ar period.
p
.\t an average ;
Qgc of 67, there \vas no significa
ficant difference in joint
damag
agc,'Spine bone density or' incidence
inc
o f osteoanhritis in1 the
l two groups. The runnen
ners had better bone and
joint health
h.
at thc start ofth e study
udy and nine years later.
!
j
;
He!
jlp for the hip
nd exercise even helps oldc
older people who hove
Researc
irch has listed another bcnc
;ncfit o f caring fraits
operations for total hip repli
-eplaccment. A study in
5etoblcs: protection against
s
and vcgeti
ist stroke.
Thc Fratn° found that w om en who
md
ho 1had the surgery and
ved a group o f Mnsingham St
Study, which has followed
went tlirough an exercisee progrom
pi
that featured
ijachusctts
;tts men over th^ years, has found/that those
:ing on a treadmill had impr
m proved walking speed
or more servings ooff fruits and vegeta- „ “I, b etter cardiovascular funci
who ate: three
tl
jn ctio n com pared to a
lower risk o f stroke
:h day had a 22 pcrccnt lo\
bles each
lent patients who didn’t
lar group o f hip replacement
)se who ate l^ss healthy diets.
die When a stroke
that) those
cise. The workouts don’t: hove
ha' to bc exhausting,
;ur, thc death rate w as 50 percent lower in
did :occur
im provem ent occurrcd
researchers report: the imp
cgctables. Thc Nura. mcri' Who;
10 ate lots o f fruits nnd vege
» crcise-w as below the
I though the am ount o f exer
llow ing a group of^
sith Study, w hich is folio
. e s ’ Healtl
l-rccommcnded for fitness.^
' '
inary results indicatwomen as they age. has prcliminai
M ^ e protective efTect for• women._____
w
______ ____ _
Coi^il<
ipiled from •wira r a y t i
„-ingA ft.sar
t
.1
.
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------------------------
D -2
T lm «».N ew 8.T wwin
ln Falls, Idaho
M orxjay, Ja nnum
u i y 2 2 ,1 9 9 6
: ■ |H01)fmofiito-
Tpdio0 for youLl
--- ------- ^----------- Continueien 4 c V eb -a re— sion-bye^
i©<J-ffonv04-;^— :—T— r — . 30s in whom estroge
aid'he would never treat i
igesinlifc.
He said
nformation, call Sandy Ke>
ime
higher than at other staff
JV IC
niore info
evon or JahG e n era
ira lly , i t ’s the syndrom
e
C a n c e r g r o uj p to m e et a t M V R W
isturbance primarily with es>
ice Stone ot 736
736-2122. Sleep disturbance is not a m ajo r sleep distui
caused by
by lock-of sex hdnnones that
thai
TW IN FALLSS - T h c Magic V alley Brco
reast Canperiod, he said., trogen, but
but ifap e re o n hos an.estroreplaccnnci
said symptom during this pc
nents ore used to treat, he said
— ;
cc r Support Group
mp will meet at 7 p.m . toda
Iciency, he deols with i t And
cims can cause gen dcficiei
ally
B
ut
the
PMS
symplon
menopause
and
surgically
e
t
i
n
g
s
—
as
i
b
e
p
n
s
e
r
i
r
a
o
f
m
e
e
t
i S i c t ’ Widowers b
w aiting area o f thc
the Southem Idaho R egion
atient’s
sleep dlstutbonce was
may
interfere
if
the
paticf
y
ed
__o
th
er
problems
thot_ni
,
.
rcfnQvcd
!d_or_othcrwi8c_destroycd
-——^-----c e r-C e n tc rrlo c a:ated-ut-M
ogic-V allcjy-RR(egional------TW IN -F A L
ti
L
:L:LS---W
idow ed In fo rm
" ..................
due lo'tltC'l
tltcnggnivation-oftiepiesslon
m a tio n arrd- 'ovanes. "
• with sleep,
C onsultation Sei
M cdical Center.
Services will begin o serie
je s o f meet..jn othe
an cause cm o- because* ooff estrogen deficiency, he
Miller said they can
ther situations, w e m ay use
use
ussion.
ings on “ C opin
will bc a round table discus:
T hc program wil
ping w ith W idow hopd” fro
fi m 10 to
jn it
^ ^ 5 , pes o f dnigs," he said. ^‘Foi
dc- said then
ii might toke core of the
For tional disturbances andd aggmvate
i
ot the College ooifS o u th e m
ilo-Dovis. 11:30 a.m. W/edncsdoy
ed
brmation, 9 all C har B asila
. . '■ F o r m ore infom
1.
p disorders arc
problem,
example,!, vwith PMS we use serotonin
min pression. He said sleep
ody Craig Idaho O fllce on Aging. . ,
5IRCC at ’737-2800,;o r Jod;
.............. M .S.W . at the SIR
r suid hc! usually tiMts sleep,
ymptoms o f c s - <■ Millersu
; •
re-upiakc
cc inhibitors, which are anon- not usuolfy the main syn
The cight-wec
week series will m eet each
Is clinic
& Hospital at 733-3.700,
73:
at thc Twin Falls
'
anccs with anti-~depres8ant.s
ut they can b c ciisturbancc
ch W edncslidcpressan
Va- trogcn dcprivoiion but
sont pre«nption drugs,” Vo­
day. ThroughI th
the sessions, wldoN^cd pe
ext. 344.
aersons will
igma said,
the; work very well.
i individual and tliat they
id.- “ A nb these prove to bc
be secondary, especially in an
receive inform
a
-motion
ond support iit det
c a lin g with
helpful.”
sion.
who is prone to depressic
)cing
widowed,
n’t1 think
the hormone level
problem s o f bcir
practice sleep
“I doo
1
nia
“I don't see in my pi
ith PM S, he said insomnia
ch e ck s a v a iUabIC
il;
F r e e b l o o d p>res5ure
n
F or m ore mfc
information o r to register,
die sleep pattern, but
r, c a ll 736can bc peri
olp:
>eri(xlic, 'CKcuring prior to the disorders as a major onptonvofhor- directly olTects
T W IN FALLS5 - Thc Twin Foils S eniorr C
Citizens 2122. Drop-ins
v
is welcome.
ly itit affects the person’s stale
ne deficiency,”
indirectly
menstrual
mone excess or homionc
al iperiod. ^
fe r blood p re ssu re ch c ck
cks from
C c n te r w ill o ffer
ession if sh e’s prone lo deo f dcprcssi'
Dr. Geo
ills M ille r said. “I see it freq u en tly ,
'corge Miller, a Twin Falls
a.m. on Tuesdoys and fron
10:30 to 11:45 a.n
•om 10 to B r i d g c V i e wV t(
i,”‘hc
t o lio ld T U z h e lm e r’s no ie e Q n g s
m p to m o f d e prcssion,”
h said. “An excess of es*
^ n e c o loogist
g
and obstetrician, said
aid though, as o major sym
ridoys at the cenier.
11:45 a.m. on Fridc
ir deficiency
o f estrogen can
)n
con
be
made
uogen
or
de
d
to
separate
w
hat
causes
ses
pression,
and
depression
■omily Suph afd t
,LS - The Alzheim er’s Fai
dm inistc,
FALLS
volunteer nurses w ill adn:
E xperienced vol
latfi the depression, which
uals - onjy in-,
exacerbate
>turbance in the premenstrual
tioi wonsc in some individua
sleep distut
p o rt G ro u p w
wil
ill m eet at 6:30 p.lni J a n . 30 a t
the checks free o>ffccharge.
ilecp disturbances.”
snc to deprcs- causes sIcc]
specially in a 'woman’s mid*
lid* dividuols who ore pron
Vjate dining
phase, espc
B ridgcV icw Rei
R etirem ent C en ter’s privjD
ro o m ^
•
childbirth coun
i r s e ■■ ' T o 'r m ore infc
R e g i s t e r n o wVfor
f
nrorm ation.'cair,D onno“ B
B eh u n in at
th course ’ 36-3933.
-------------------T W IN FALLSS - A prepared childbirth
iay and continup through F
wiJJ begin Tuesday
imfortobfe shoes are replocing
:ent ond a 3ViBul comfo
2*inch heel by 57 perccr
e d from D1
I r e f r e s h e r c o u l e e oCC
B ere d
C onifhued
icet from 7 to 9:30 p.m . in t Id"; ChUdbirthn
The class will meet
. high-heclsin
Is in many situotlons. Athletic
(jj. inch heel by 76 pcrccnt.
>re than 1,000 years, the Chilocated ot the back o f Magi
ucation C enter (loc
ogic ValTW IN FALLS
LS - A prepared childbirth
th refresher
w make
up 40 percent of ihe
oe room ofien shoes now
n
.
Shoes
with
^ough
toe
nd
young
girls’
feet
to
stunt
ley Regional Medic
:dicoI Center’s north porkir
king lol). closs for persons
}ns who have previously toi
akeh a pre^
ket.
1.
U.S.
market,
are
too
loose
on
the
heel.
vth,
ble coursc fee is S40. . .
T he non-rcfundablc
lh ccourse will be held from
pared childbirth
n 7 to 9:30
involved a n d
Withthe
theonnual cost o f foot ail0^.
W ith all the poin in'
really had difTiculties walkirepore parents for childbir
Designed to preF
birth ond p.m. Jon. 30 atX the
th Education Center (loca
cated at the
.
Qtionwide
estimated at S3.5
emphasis on
ments natioi
|g_ Am cricons’ growing ei
they were very vulnerable.
the coursc includes films,
IS. slides, . back o f Mogic
’ early parenting, ihc
c V
Valley Regional M edical
a , c e n te r.
ror surgery
ond 15 million
ml high-hcelcd billion for
]
Ith health, it makes sense that
: done because women with
nd relaxation techniques.. The
T ex- north porking.lot).
ot).
labor rehearsal and
k doys,
Coughlin has taken
d Ito museums,
lost work
di
shoes would be relegated
et
were
considered
very
senjndable course fee is SI5 am
, pectant m other iss asked
a:
lo wear comfortable
ble pants
' The non-refund
urdptc-reg:
;agc to national news proris try on their his message
tughlin said. ‘The feet were But as long as little girls
jired.
pillows. A support person
and to bring tw o>pi
on is en- istration is require
of
grams.'
y f mothers' shoes, another• generation
g
etw e en age 3 and 7. Our
irejjoration and medical ceni
.. ■ couraged to attend.
Childbirth prc]}
inter procc0 desiped
a sticker with thc
ome slaves to
Hc olso
de
on womeh likely will becon
iccomplish this deformation
-eviewed. A film, a discussic
lister ond dures will be revi
Pre-registrationII is
ii required. To pre-rcgist
light shoes” in a red circle
words “tigh
ee , fashion.
o v e r a period o f three
t. aand a tour o f the labor/del
this class Is being held,. ccall the ling adjustment,
to find out wheree tt
lash across it. The surgeon
“Industry, whether wce like
li it or not, with a slash
J7-2900, will bc included.
d.
I ti o n D epartm ent a t 737ould
be
placed
on shoe Iwxcs'
M V R M C Educatic
lion standard, said It should
en requires a ccrtaln fashio
the damage develops when
To re g is te r or for m ore inform ation,
irous footwear inside.
in 5
9 o.m. and 4 p.m.
br some wom*
with torturou
_
w eekdays between
•z in their 30s, 40s and 50s OS,
as ■ That makes it difTicult for
MVRMC Educatii
rotion Department at 737-29«
for the shoe monuranlly tnoblle.
. “Wc’rc: waiting
wa
l(e ’ cn who want to bc upwai
r hi^-heeled shoes to make
days between 9>a.m.
a.t and 4 p.m.___________
.to_occcpt_the_challcnge,’l l i c _
s_lo_makc.I!__ faciurcrs.to.i
...... 1
A l z h e i m e r ? s - ggroupmeetsAVednes
g
------------- ------- their-feet-S(
t-seem -daintier.-lcgs-seom __Ihcy_Jiav.c_dccisions_
liink the conscientious nianut ]going in for said: “1 think
Coughlin said. "If you're
i gait shorter.
i
B U R L E Y •-T hIC
c ^Mini-Cossia A lzheim er’s
r’s Fami*
To do for you
vho is concerned about fashou is a calender listing o f l
with a
facturer who
nt a job interview on WollI Street
S
shoes
ore
designed
to
fit
will meet at 2:30 p.m . WednesWi
> ly Support Group3 vv
laied activities,f, events
e
concerned about'
and education. Ini
nformation
, 1,.:^ feet w
^ ithout constrictions. ReQ. very nice toilored'suit: and
a B lrken- ion but iss genuinely
ge
• • -I day at the Burley Public
Pu
Librory.
should be subniii
'ttiitted by Thursday for pu
,uWcn„on
you’ll succced
thc healthh ooff women’s feet probably
ows for. fewer incidents oo ff s t o ^ , I’m nol sure ifyoi
slping People w ith Demlentia
er
.•
A film on ■•‘Help:
lanciolly rewarded.”________
in in the following
lg iMonday's Health & Fast
will
be
financ
_
or
not.”___________
•>rm»ti<»g n f th<» forpfnnt —
ity
Living
w
ill'bc
shown,
—A c tlv itie s 'o rD ffity
/n. Ideas tion. Moii notice:
ices to: 'Thc'Times^ewV,rP
i .O rS o x
thcarealhm
om the mid-orch forward,
ings for 1996 w ill o lsoI be
b dis- S48, Twin Falls.
'
f o r fu tu re m eeting
Us. ID, 83303, or deliver uIO o u r ofCoughlin
in soid 87 percent o f foree'
cussed.
ncc at 132 Third.
ird St. W.
foot operatic
itions he has conducted duriv S -^ IV E R
IR W E A R
■ y
)
-year practice were on worn*
----------------- inghisl5-yc
cn.
i ’s dress shoes are narrow
W omen's
w
; B
a r r y _
Wllh a .trioni
ongulor point. But_.fectjire^
more rectans
mguM. .
g § '.
ture is igi
ignited by a spark from a in the unlikely event th
i at you do
;* C o n tin u e d from D1
“Over sev
several decades o f wearing
•esl ass u re d ,hcse shoes
sink is
s u rg icoln lim plem ent s u c h a s onn ex p lo d e , you m ay rc.
>es, th e feet can becom e
1* N o, seriously, thcc scrub
si
c
lhat,
no
m
otter
how
:
cautery,
the
result
can
bc
m
any
pieces
severely
con
icir
lionds
BEclcctric
ci
:ompressed
and
assume
the
f w here they w ash their
refers to as “ intro-I- y o u w in d up in , e v; ec r y o n e o f pointetl app<
a a l i l j l l t l ljE A N
ppearance o f the toe box,”
m d Dr. Bohn- w hai thiccarticle
i
> F O R E operating, and
W P |#g||jS |^U eoandR eland
___ those p ieces w ill, in oa c co rd ance Cmighlin’g5 study-said.______________
st
olice-had-liccii n b d o minal
iia fires.”
—— j^son.said.that.this-noti<
Most wor
lycd there for
I n ’ whhaa r c y u l d b e th e s i n g lcc ^ ” w ith m odem m edicalll standords.
/o m en ’s feet arc SH to 4
C p ro m in e n tly displaye
comlofSlBle^aiJR
imarkable
statem
ent
that
I
receive
a
tetanus
shot.
inches
wide.
de.
Fashion
shoes
usually
is centitled — 1
'■cm:
r several m onths. It is
y B ro | W ^ J S ^ j
/er read in a m edical artihave ever
--------------are only 3 inc
inches wide.
am n o t m a k in g th is up —
le
is quoted as soyingg
Dave BarryJs.aJiun
unotL.coIum ^ “Add a he
R OC EDUR E:
ele. o n ei expert
ci
heel to this. You cause the
> “ E M E R G E N C Y PRO
'car this is a real quote —- v.ist for the Miami Hei
'erald. Wrile foot to slide
i a downward plane into
le in
)N THE SUR- — ■ S'™"
FIG H TIN G FIRE ON
“ P a tie nnts
ts a r e n ’t e x p lo d in g oil1 to him c/o Tropic Mag
igazJne, The the toe box,”
c,’’ Coughlin ^ d .
. G IC A L PATIENT."■
ut there-is
thc potential forr Miami Herald, One He
ferald Plaza,
A threc*qu
-quarter-inch heel increases
correctly. Dr.
0 ''e r. but
i
:
Y es, you read thot1 cc
Miami, Fla. 33132.
pressure onn the
t
toes by 22 percent, a
B ahnson told me that,
> 'h a s n o t h a p p e n ed ‘“^
to b ' i t t r c r ' ‘ H a .h aIIn1 cenainly am feeling reW O M EN 'S H H B I
ut on patients assured! !
> som etim es break out
eally.r
m
sure
w
e
’re
talkticularly
when . . N ° . ™»l
> during s u rg c ^ ,'p a rtic
t
nents acciden- mg. aboutut a very sm all num ber o ff I
hot m edicol implemen
act with surai- Pa'ieM s :“exploding o r catching on' |I -----------------------------* tally com e into coniact
firc ..S o j..iJ f y o u ..p c r s o n a lly ,.a rc , I
- cai drapes.- rd n o tice'd is- s e h c d u leled
t to u n d erg o s u rg e ry , j
y T he bullctin-board
:dn’t give this m atter on* i
I c u s s e s tw o ty p es o3 ff :situations:
T A L K S W T R
■ s o r ^ r o s
|
lought, assum ing that you
“s m a ll fire on th c ppaa tie n t" and “ ‘b e r thou
cen
I
^ y 7 - : ^ n a m o n l 2 7Tg O ^ I ^ I E L atient." There h"’'? taken thc basic precaution o f '
. “large fire on the patic
T tv p ry S u n d a
structions for h av in g a0 | personal sp rin k ler sys*[ I
; arc stcp»by-step in stn
ailed on your body.
>
; dealing with both o f'th
tbese; Step 3 ' tem install
'
* i a n u a r y z sp”~ . Q p e n Lines
LADIES'
I
the patient,"
N p. 5riously, I’m sure your op-. I
; u nder “ large fire onI th
SIZE:
will go just fine. A nd even I
’ for exam ple is; “Care
re for the pa- "»>'<>" wil
alVg about cancer_
] m\
I tient.”
j
* F F B R U A R VI'm
f " Shari lie b e n n a n t #
mt thc proceI w as surprised that
I
ON
^
I
a n d lm m u n e D
C y sfuncdon
dure w as so definite.. Y ou’d think
__________________ I
YOUTH
H
!
thaf, w hat w ith all the:
these medical
D l/^^ ^ l c o N R ^ ^
o
. M
1
sizEES
i 24*30
o t o f "T h e Zone"
j
ctions would
—•
; law su its, the instructii
!
I T S b r u a r y i1I1 ™ "* Barry Sears au tiio c
1 % O F F p e S s t o |H
jip i \
• call for m ore cautionn con the port
rs. Dweemer,
t o f the doctors. (“Mrs.
J
733-0444 I II ------------w e think you m ight be
)e (on file, but
V |u - f
M A IL O R D I
, w e w o n ’t know for sur
sure until we
I SponsaredB ^= "^.
tv
1 2 9 6 A d (^so n
; ha.ve a s p e c ia lis t fly
fl) in from
f/'
A venue E ast
look.”)
: S w itzerland to take a lo<
vL f c
Twin F a lls
I
N ow b e f o r e j get a Ilot o f irate
I m ail from the medical
:al communinot all surgiI ty, let m c stress that noi
— i- 'caJ-patients catch on fire
fire ;S o m fo f
; them also explode. I am
an referring
— l-h c rc -to -a -N o v e m b e r aarticlc-fromr
— n
j - T he M cdical Post, s ent
n t ;in by alert B g R l v
- " - f c a d c i^ t u u r e n 't c i g h; ht it o n , 'h e a d ~ H M ■ H i
— ^ 1 i ned :-^B EW A R E-EX
X PP L 0 D I N G - | ^ ^ 2 £ |
irticle states
P A T IE N T S .” This arti
th a t n itro u s o x id e — w hich is I
n p rn
JE C a r e e r W i
m ionesthelic I
som etim es used as an
, in s to m a c h su rg e ry' — con get
east Screening Edueatlona
mai Program . By appolntmc
nent only: C a ll 736-1675.
5.
m ix ed up w ith in testir
itinal gases,
j || K | | B M
A re: yyou a woman who is a resi
‘esident o f Idoho? Are you 40
10 years o f ag e o r older? Hav
Have you never hod
; w h ic h h a v e b ee n p ro \v e n to be.
a
m
lamm'ogram
ar
before?
Do
you
/ou
have
no
Insurance
covera^
rage
for
a
m
am
mogram,'or
h.
or hove
on ttnm rt
; h ig h ly co m b u stib le in countless
dedui
tucUble o f $60? If you dtn
in eanswer yes to all these crile
ileria, YOU qualify for a free mammogram ■
ts cconducted
; scien tific experim ents
L • G r a n t s l L o a' ,i n s '
under
ler th e MVRMC Mammogn
jgraphy Grant'Program. Limit
nited num ber o f grants avoili
i in fratern ity houses. IIff this mixmailable. O ur facility '
ocated
in the ProfessionalI Plaza,
PI
is lo
a
526 Shoup Avenue N
V
West.
Suite J. Call 736-1675
675.
•,
IH B
f
A v a ila b le
-----* ■
She
S"
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_____
tor/ \Y cI l s ±
a irs ^
1 9 ^1 ^
M
,
,
-
JnEwCHi
l ^ r a S K KiRTs
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i f H
RfHON^ I
i I -i^-TERKy-5
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^
1
I f S z s|% O ff SPEEDO
1 H SR
I W .5 D
aawMM
)fE V F N ~
yiTH A F U T U I
■niiaiii
I
H a l l m a r k i n t r ooJdiu c c s
7 ^
'
^
h
•j
•
i
;
;
%
• E a s y P a y m xent
t
^
P la n
*. Monda
day, J a n u a r y 22, 7:00 p.m.,
.m., Reception A rea ■
o fthIhe
e S o u tliem Idnho Region
ional C an ce r Center. F or int
inform ation, call C h a r Basil
Baslla-Davis a t 7372441
•3700.
II Io r Jo d y C raig a t 733-37(
• Placem ent
Assistance
□
^
STARTING
- JU N E 11
f o r C a v o rite p e t« a n d tlte p e o p le
w k o lo v e tlie m ..
Iglc Volley B reast C an ceerr S
J upport G roup
Q Mogii
nd Ithcir
All kinds of pets (and
friend^) can now be pen
pe> pals
3n! Comc
with this ncw collection!
:ards and
fetch these Pei Love carc
gifts for all occasion
iparied, C hildbirth C ourse
P reps
se * Tuesdays, January 2 3i -- F e b ru a ry 20, 7 - ^ : 3 0) p.m.,
p.i
Education
nter (localed at the back oofi
C ente
f our north parking lot). Prci
reregistration required. C
Cal
all 737-2900,
Id b lrth R efresher P ro g ra
n * Tuesday, January 30,
ram
30,7 - 9:30 p .m ., Edueatlor
tion C enter
(locate
ated at the back o f our nortl:
arth parking lot). Prereglstrat
■ation re q u ire d . C all 737-2S
7*2900.
M a kin 8
g ^Magic Valley the health
Uhiest p la c e to live.
✓
■ 5 7 7 L y n w o o d Mlall
all * T w i n F a l l s ,
3 0 0 -8 3 4 -7 7 2 ;(q
13-7777 - l-aC
j
i
^ Mr. Juan’ss College fm
pj
^ of Hair Design
D
7 3 E
'
R C lass * T uesday & Thu
'hursday, J^ nun)y 23 & 25, 6:30
<
- 10 p .m ., 5th West
<
est Conference
>m. T o register, call 737-20
Room
■2007.
■
—
i
Q Ju nllor
io V olunteer R eeruitmlent
en Session * Tuesday, Jan
inuary 23, 4 p.m ., MVRMC
:MC Cafeteria.
im about being o Junior Voli
Leam
Volume* for thc spring. To participate,
pa
you ^ u s t be 14
l4 yye a b o ld , hove
‘ parent
intal permission, and purcht
chase a junior Volunteer c6bb
l)blcr apron.
*
e
,.„
l A
g
i o
G
r
a
6 -5^ = A = prD : I S :0 N--
m
T
— !______________ \
■ 'r
VALLEEY
I C
L
.
e :id
i g
a
l
c e n
[tT E R
:
TV
,
■V
:
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, ' c
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_____ i . i __________ ___ .
M o nday,
nt
Ja n u ary 2 2 ,1 9 9 6
Key tIo
igioplasty
Reseatirchers: A n|
lufFerers
help!)sangina su
e s u c c ce s s i s Ss i m p l eJ
^
w ai
D allas Morning N ew s
n aass-N e w s . Twin Palls, Idaho
T im
D -3
1
■
them n tissue and store them ou
way in a box or'trunk,
the wa
The next time youLi si
t rid o f the goofs. In your hear
s tan d in'front‘~ '^ ^ ^ ^ H
l“ ft
.TTje Washington Pos
Hy1 clogged vessels. There
’ost
partially
o f th e closet m o ann ir
■ts, you know the ones. Th(
The
in g th a t you
10 significant
dilTercnces in
were no
s
in" bouglu on sale but neve
_
n othing to w■'ear,
ea
co n sid er
developmeni o f heort. fail;_______
' i ' f L - ___ A -hcarL proccdt
dure commonly .deaths, , de
th is: The trouble m ay
worn. The
Tie blouse that gaps. The'pant;
havants
used to unclog block
:art attack pr rccurrcni chest
■eked arteries also ure, heart
. • in g too few cloth'cs, bu
jc up.'T he loo-sm all drcsi
b u t too many.
f^css
is cfrectivc at combj
stwcen the two groups. Nor
ibaling the severe pain betw<
; Sounds like heresy,
be
been saving for thc day you
yoi
y, <
d o M n ’t
chest pain kn o w
icre any difference in the
wn as angina, was thcrc
In fabt,-most people
sight. “When you hit size
p ie have more
>r bypass
surgery.
'
•c <
4
rcscarchers report.
need for
bj
-again,” advise- thc authors o f "Simple
th a n enough clothes, tc ca rry them
Iple
Balloon angiopla;
lasty, often, used . T h e - -fifin d in g s “support :.the
c o m fo rta b ly thro uigli
g li t h e ir days
Isn't Easy,
sy," “you have our pcrmissior
sion'
to unblock cloggedd coronary
1
blood attemptsts 0o f physicians to opci) up
a n d n ig h ts. Our clos
lashopping^prcc."
'
to
c te ly occludcd aricrici in .
l o s e ts tu m b le
vessels, also helps alleviate
a
angina, com plete]
kc rejects to a resale shop5 01
w ith s h irts , d re sses, s w e a te rs ,
or
according to Peterr Berger
1
who aa* having lots o f chest
and his patients iwl
b e l t s and shoes. B ut fe w o f us
slore
colleagues at thc Ma;
said Berger, one o f the lead
ore, or give them aw ay —- to'
tc
fayo Clinic.
pain,” said
c o n s is te n tly look thc
The team o f rcs(
, K
10 friends, to a w o m e:n’s
n ’! _
;searchers com - authors oof f the study, which appears
t h e 'w a y w e ’d
i
lik e to ~ pulled toge
pared two groups o>fpatients—
f
139 in th is mm o rith ’s Journal o f the
s h e lte r■ 0o r the S a lv a tio n A rmn yy .
>gether, ap p ro an (College ofCiudidlogy. “It
icp, .
patients w ho undei
lerwent balloon American
priate^fchic.
liih added an interim step,
sral
angiuplasly' for com]
to bc a safe and effective
mpldely blockcd appears5to
• T h c secret lo ac hlieving
ie\
things in boxes for several
th e latfor relieving severe symparicrics ond nearlyy 1,300 patients method 1foi
t e r isn’t tracking down
m onths; before she ev e n tu ally let
Ici
>wn th e perfect
angina in these patients."
ike
who had the proced
sdure bccausc o f toms o f ■
an{
ja c k e t o r buying y e t a&n o th e r pair
them 0 . "Those boxes w ere like
o f s h o e s . Jt'_s d is cceeir n i n g w hat
my
y s. I----------------------------:urity b la n k e t," s h e says.
eed
1 w hile,! found I didn’t need
...........clotH es really fit our liv e s ,, our
them anyn
bodies, our styles —
- a n d getting
lymore.”
—
ganize your closet. " I f you
' rid ro f all the rest.
S
l
That-process is rarel
sec
w h a t’ s _in y o u i
ircly easy, say
}bc, you f o r g e t w h a t's
t h c ‘authors o ftw o re
reic c n t books,
’ say s G ro ss / M o s t s ty le
b u t the benefits are tret
tremendous',
y 'l
re c o m m e n d g ro u p in
g Ib r o itE S S I O N .
“ Y o u ’ve accum ulal
i la te d a ll this
t y ||W p
S a ^ c e Prota^U
'b y category and co lo r —
s tu ff, and it takes gub
{Uts a t first .to
•ryOMOlng
ng.
b u t Golds
Idsmith recom m ends hang- I
g e t rid o f it,!' says K
Kiim Johnson
ice
ngs by outfits. A nd, since
ing thing!
G ross, a former fashic
ihion ed ito r at
” ***
visibility
ists
ty is essential, sh e in sists
E squire and Town &i C o untry, and
Itic a l (non-w ire) h an g e:rs,
rs,
co-founder wiih JcfTf S to n e o f th e '
■' n B l
identic
C h ic Sim ple series o f p rim ers on
I clothcs neatly, uniformnly
ly
ing the same direction,
parin g down.
I k '^^3 '
and facing
dd.
side what you need to add.
“ Dejunking,” as Gro
}ross dubs the
It mny'be
me
bc something quite specific
w eeding out process,i, ij
is an invest— s a y ,aa Ifitted black turtleneck to
m e n t in tim e initialiy
illy . “ B u t thc
re p la ce 01
one th at’s w orn — o r it
fe elin g o f freedom an
a n d lightness
5
g
e
n
e
ra
l.
D
o
y
o
u
h
a
ve
m ay bc
y o u g et afterwards is incredible,
______________ plenty ooff work clothes, but noth*
• m uch the same as you
)u h1 a v e after a___________
i'car to a party?‘M okc a l i>
i s tst~
ing to wca
good'haircutT’.
isfr, prvbatBi sstak pM ng
...sbdlgtiilalkoawlils,tnists,
;aps, but don.'t plan on fillo f t h e gap
> P ractical advice on s trea m lin ing them
the
n tall in a single trip to thc
in g , packaged with hist
tiistorical trivurirhood m all. A llow yourneighborh
ia a n d c risp p h o toiss o< f m o d e rn
______________ s e lf limee to
t nnd things that really
Ily
2
fa s h io n classics, is1 tthh e b a s is o f
olved-to-get-my-affairs-in—
-------itti your core w ardrobe,
• w ork with
; h i c S im p le
G r o s s ’ iateyt~,~‘*c;hi
3Rsidcr in having a will or
. • Make
k'c fuiure purchases count,
• W o m e n ’s W a rd ro b e ” (K n o p f,
Dennis S. Voorhees
mg
10 give up shopping
T he ideaa isn’t
ii
$ 3 0 ). The book is nur
l u m b e r 17 in
o r ignore
re trends en tire ly , b u t to
Coals. W rilc.
th c C hic Simple librai
ira ry . ( I f that
'ant lo happen with your
lin e to a d d on'lly
AppiMo l^ave thIC
c discip
'
. seem s extravagant, the
he com p a n y 's
' your decision would be'
y
pfoporty upon your -QUESTION:-l-have-re*olv«
order. What should I consii
th a t yo u n e e d a n d th a t
m o tto , an A ustralian
;n A b b rig in a l
^
iii» .p ,
th i n g s th
diffcfonl
if you were
o d el A n g e lic a p r ^ e n t e a bt l ^ j a c q u a r d b elted ll
es trust prepared?
ith your uniform . " I t ’s like,
w ork with
x p la n tio n -fo r -I*]®."'?®
------_saying,> offcrs.an cxpi
d .c h a n g e jf.a ,5 p o u sc.o r_ .
____ ,
_____ Tfiink.about.l
b
y
C
arollhtt
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e
rra
ra
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ln
(
g
-a
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fa
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k
e
c
p
i
i
i
s
t
p■thc' w eigh t 6 f f a ft c r 'a '
i e d g e :'“ The
; Ih e b o unty o f k h d wvle
at child's share 10 go to
child prcdcccascda down
'
whai you would w.inl
n s: im p lic ity Is to Identii
tify a b a s ic
d i e t ,” say
;ays G o ld sm ith , " t h e r e' ’s®
;hcc le s s y o u
Y o rk C:ity.
ltj T h e s e c r e t o f fa s h io)n
• m o re y o u k n o w , th
grandchildren or to
urIdeath. Consider whelhcricrs
yoi and sisters?
'everything
ing to tempt you.”
s ty le and
n d th ro w aw ay all t h a t ddisis tr a c ts fr o m I t
, need.")
r property to your spouse
Decide whcth
>re lo die prematurely. .
ent
> , G ro ss believes thle
e rriovem
i
require
lhal any unspent
—I
wilh no strings ada
t .how.your. planning .would,
cl
lal you rcach
O n e fo r favorites that
1 s o m e .a re calling “ volu
o lu n tary sim - ™
V he
u work.”
person
funds go 10 your iclyou. Would you want that
c of your surviving
in. O ne f o r
k i*.*I In
\r s t e p , books aim to p ro v id e aB f o r a g a i n an d again
C
.
/ IQ the b in g.
___ LpIicity!Lis-due.pprtly_tc
~5pousc‘rchoosing:~
n— th i n g s " y o u " l i k c 'b ui r w e a i - l e s s —
o Ihc deceased child's broihers
<>»iit
“ 'o f the iS B ^th^rfash1bh“
: m g consum erism o f• th e SOs, and
o f te n . I f yo u c a n 't bi
Spccial n o tether
:' you want lo leave yourespr(will be speaking lo an
be ru th le s s ,
W stapTral
ome.”
Tnininfl H B lp i '% « » .X f e ^
sx itie s o f life hasbccom
: p artly to the complexii
\
lose w ho follow th e p re ­- b ring in a friend who can.
ci
To thos
on thc lopic of estate
informal galhcrin{
^ I” " ”a ta" Stamina
llachcd. You may wish 10 rcqt
: iTi th e ‘90s.
hes you w ear
• A n aly ze the clothe
route, Goldsmith prom isess
Bookstore, lanuary 27 al
planning, wills, andchildren rather ih.m io a pers
Mijwiouttnien
ou d o n ’l hove
ro'
"L ife Is so busy, you
Chances ore,
^ suptnirtig
1:30 p.m. B rin^a fri
tim e to open up y o uurr c lo s e t nnd . “ “"y swards: Not only w ill youJ ;•• m o s t co n sisten tly . Ch
,
y
o
u
r
e
l
y
on
them
n
p
re
c
is
e
ly
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e
tte
r
-d
re
s
s
e
d
e
a
c
h
d
a
y
,
;lO>«wTrlObgwU
;k. D ejunking lo o k b c tl
1: This Saturday Mr. Voorhees v
-.h a v e an anxiety attack.
lost com fort^ ortto^uim
o
lUflwuylwiindA
»2517
pend less time on dressing; b ec au se th ey ’re the mo
ivith
ng of inlercsied listeners on
: frees you up to deal w
it the m ore you’ll spo
atu.SMnrtttiii'i
versatile fo r
r
llfg ••
a n d sh oopp p in g , le s s m o n ey on1 a b le , flatterin g and vt
i^ lo r I Int ibur.
id trusts ai Bames & Noble Boc
' interesting things itf life
fluid
or
tai1
y
ou.
A
re
th
e
clothes
f
736-6000
and
have
better-organized
ll
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fricndl
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" closets.
. . '. 'i ^ i m p l e i s n ’t E asy
.’ (H o rp e r „ „ “''.“,'? ™mier
Icngth'or s i P ■
Compliments
ow w hat it’s lik e"n o w 'to5- ' schem e? A recurring'lc
le j:pocket-size
. "I kn»»
^Sp.otlight, SS.SO). T be
ean closet," she says, "andi h ouette?
/o o rh e e s L a w O fl
: . g u id e b o o k is tbe jo ,in
in tt e f f o r t o f
es to distract
:
W
ithout
other
pieces
sautifbl
thing.
Opening
tbe
reet and A ddi5on Ave. • 2i
r.;.be^-sel!ing fiction w nr ite r O livia J ’
ble to identi- •
'
id seeing things so neatlyf y o u,-you should be abi
“"J*
: 'Q oldsm iih and Am y F
Fiiin e C ollinj,
juestioiv to:J>;0. Box Z, Twin i
i ,8gives me such a sense o f fy a n esse n tia l style. ’This is th e
fie e d ito r and
- r H a i p e r ’s Bazaar style
ersonal
“unifoundation
o
f
your
per
: contributing editor a t Vl
5
fo
rm
."
jvitS, from “C hic S im ple
- - W h ile researching “Fi
a h o ,
In c .
a I S e rv ic e
B u
♦ R efin e . Put asidee things th at
*8 sWardrobe" and “ Simple5
1- tl
th o fashion
Wonion
L a te ," a novel set in'
I’t work w ith
IV
.\yorld, Goldsmith disco
seo v ered .th at
" " ' I "isy,”
; ' some tips on stream*• yo u lik e but thol don’t
thing
in
th
e
V
|
r
y
o
u
r
lo
o
k
.
I
f
som
eth
^our
w
a
rd
ro
b
e
an
d
y
o
u
r
d sa b le in the
‘? ‘” 8 y “ '
• “th o s e m ost knowledge
cle an in g o r
“ k e e p " p i l e nee d s cl
I tly i g n o re d
• .f a s h io n w o rld rnost^^
u re a u
o f Id a h
aside
several hours to try' r e p a i r , e ith e r do It y o u rs e lf o r
s t e a d , th e y
"
“*
'tre n d s an d fa d s." Inn st
Hon rviS-Npi96-1
nk o f p ro m .
An I n d e p e n d emt
n t U ceim e of the Blua Cross
ry th in g you o w n ..M a k e: h a v e it. d o n e . T hink
adopted “unifom is," dde'
ev eloping a
' ' " S3 o' ' e fo r th in g s - th a t n o> d r e s s e s , s o ro r ity T'•s
>2 h irts a n d
,.ta n d a tie k .,f» y „ O n
sty le th at worked best'
favorites a s .
fit. O ne fo r th in g s y o uI o t h e r s e n tim e n ta l fa'
• Ip g w ith it.
ithes. W ra p
4
worn in a y ea r o r m ore. k e e p s a k e s , n o t clotli
lot o n ly ease h a v e n 't w
'" T h i s gave them not
n c C e c f i l i 1 9 4 6 , IS end Blue Shield Association
'■.in^dresslng" she says,I, " b u t a visi*
• :b’le identity."
r ta n t m e m B e r,
t
h
e
f
a
s
h
io
n
R
A
r
.
T
i
- > I n th e - c a s e o f the
m a v e n s , -the ty p ical u n i f o r m is
^ - '
i t y . ' T f i r o u ^ f i, i ‘W e c o n t i n u e ;
ssy and
. .som ething expensive, unfU
ui
r black. For other w om er it m ight
: :b e so m e th in g a rts y , e th n ic
H a s n m a i n e d- ;o f t H e I d a R o 3
n tic, flow ing
'dE^th'toned, or romantii
\ ‘d&'d pale.
m i t m e n t - t o - t f i ,5 0 y e a r s , o n e
' i ’c r m u l a ; " —
■r” l ‘* T b e r e * s -n o " o n es-^
T h a t’s w hy 1
stresses Goldsmith. "Th
___________
' tH e s a m e '=ddn*blike-anything'that
iiat-tells peo> —
is in a v y b lu e
' p ie, ‘H ere, w ear th is
.A merican H awaii Q u
C R U IS E S
W INMDSTAR*
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s k i r t w ith th a t r e d j a c k e t , ’ o r
ie p e o p C e u> e s t
- "N ev e r w ear loud-print
in ts ." W e’v e—
-7 /M y
W E u m 'm m l
'/ T *
all re a d those lists, o f w h a t th e
lOUld consist
|6 3 5 p s r p e ts o n
essential wardrobe shou
I
S p e c ia l 9-ttlihl Ham
mall
.
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ii
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Tlm os-N ow a. TwinI Falls,
Foi Id ah o
» 0 fy 2 2 .1996
M o n d a y , January
,
T w omlian’s paffifmsp]rifes othler’s triiumplr^ Perse
s in the
W '^ W A I i b y
1:
shape5 of the Hpstick
aved at tlie HOltie o ff and'On
•ciy..-.i.Kno.w___wiy.csjtayj
"I. .your, letter .m Jts emirct
----------DEAR ABBY: Youu ppublished a
so m e period o f tim e. Tfifs
fifs T
^
^
'cd when she . for th e soi
■ Tara will b e overjoycc
ier Libbens
Icltcr from Tara Eslhcr
in c lu d edd m
1 eo ls and occom m odasees il. Congratulationss on
< your vieun <
49-year-old
J
which she dcscribcd hen
tions.
tory over the oddictlon.>. 1I’m sure the
A b ig a il
®
moiher’s death from lung
lun cancer-*’our husband
A fter M
M'other’s funeral, I went to
news th at you and yoi
diagnosis. She
just 34 days after her diaj
V an B u ren
;e to
«s
Knight-R idder
1 pay whatever expenses
have q u it s m o k in g wos
wi the best .the oflice
hod tried for
told how .her m other ho
■'f'--.-—
.......
old - -N e w s service
iV c u rr e d ; but I w o s told
J hew s y o u r fa m iliess have', ev e r w c h ad ib
g, but
years to quit smoking.
I was so
s .n o chargel They said1 it
there w aas.
•r , received.
d and
it framed
i sitting on my dresser
hooked she sm oked until
un the day
I o0 pleasure to hove hod my
ur.answ
er
to
hod
been
.
.DEAR
A
B
B
Y
:
Youi
!
y
o
u
/V-.'
'
.
S
to
p
.
B
e
fo
r
e
under.
1
hope
to
live
a
long,
she died.
......................
as 0 remin<
r those seven years.
irding retirem other bfor
read another word,
d , pull
I am a 25-ycar-old,_hfl
, happily m arh e a lth 'y life
I - and b ccom c m yy HclciV B lerstein regort
rope was 100
A b b y. , -w ith -a ll tho -ta lk . in
ik^and:
.out:>,our_Ups,tipk
reTTjcst'frrchd.
, • • - ...... ment facilities in;^Euro)
------ -fjcd mofhe-r o f f w bb-w
- \ onde'rfu'I —dough'tere^
lusbarid dnd'I 'W a sh lnggtb
ti n '.'D .C ., about cutting
'" f •
lokc 0 look ot the s
_ At Chris
iristmos, wc gove our faml-i- percent correct.' My hu!
daughters, ages 3 and 5. 1 have been
« ond
Medicaid, one wonM edicare
1
arc originally from the: fNelherlonds.
o f it.
smoking for 13 years.i. A year ago.
lies the good
go( news. •
0
w
e
respect
our
senior
cltiled
there.
My
dcrs,
“D
o
^
|.
but
our
parents
remoinc'
Now. what doeis
t to
:ed smoking. I
. I wont
ti thank Taro for extendmy husband also stortcd
seven years in
z e n s l i<e
k e th e y do in H o lla n dK? ”
e.^and
lip stick look like,
beat -ing m y life
lif and the lives o f thosec ' mother spent her Iasi sc'
guess he figured if lie: couldn't
co
/ou fo r m entioning this In
tment that the
Thonk yo»
■
)t such 0 home. The trcotn
w hat does It soy about,
0
oin me. .
around me.
me Her message really got
me. he might as well join
um
n.
xcellcnt.
The
y
o
u
rc
o
lu
n
it
elderly
get
there
is
exe
you?
and
wds
worth
the
pain
it
's 1letter. I felt
through ar
After reading Tnra's
.
RUURTJE
VEIGHT-VAN
e
for
both
the
R
cost
i&
very
reosonablc
:
A
c
c
o
rd
in
g
ve eouscd her to write it.
ighted a cigamust have
guilty every tim e I lighi
<O
OY,
LAKELAND.
FLA.
lily who visits
DER KC
iw s le t-'
-7 C hoiiel's lotest new
gci printed, A bby.!, elderly and for the famil;
the ’ - If thisi doesn’t
di
5
rettc around my kids. 1 showed
might. (I travD B A fl
R Ri U U R T JE : T h e tre o tu r lipter. the shape your
o n too and needs to slay ovemi
and told him
w o u ld you
yo p lea se pass
article to m y husband1an
im Florida to
m ent o rf sse n io r citizens in som e
a .
stick ends up in ofter
of
Ihe inay feci a little b e tte;rr eled tw ice a year from
He
T ara? Shc
that I was consideringg quitting.
q
m
countries
is
adm
irable,
E
u
rtjjco
n
e
see
her.)
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few u ses te lls qu:
luite a
W ffrM ?
g that
h er letter did so m
nc to help me
know ing
t
• ofTcred to quit with me
r.
w
orking
people
in
those
e r’s death. 1
H ^ c t 'e r .
erson- ■
^
Prior to m y m other
b it obout y o u r per
ou may use my name.
good. You
get through-it.
ss s p a y fo r this co rc w ith
the retirement
c o u n trie
-LA U R A GLEA SH,I, spent three weeks at th<
h a v e 'h o d o
• A s o f D cc. 5 , wc! h;
rr h1ig h er than those in the
luring
her
lost
taxes
fo
K
home
to
be
with
her
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uhded,
PHOENIX
a ra ’s le tte r
sm o k e -fre e h o use. T
Ta:
States.
ers
and
their
United
Sta
g
days.
My
tw
o
brother
e
ond
it s a y s , “ G e n tle
RRLA U RA : I ’m p r i n t i n g
cs. I now have
DEA
saved our family’s lives.
ro m an tic, w ith aI Itaste
for hormony. A 4 >or
articulo rly s c n s u o l w oOm an.
w h o c o m c s-a llVv'e a t
. night."
:veled,
I f the top Is bev<
ng the skin's screen ’Iss ' w h o t con reolly m oke8 a
“I for the skin, amplifyinj
y e t to
D E A R P A U L A : I have
hi
ce In how the skin ages,
i s iq h ,
FMphOta
It so y s , ' “ P r e c is
tn I f i t w ere difTerence
oxygen in ta k e . Even
ecom m end a
see you discuss o r rcc(
c
t
B
o
la
n
c
e
O
x
y
g
e
n
600
0
0
reflnem ent and ottention
tt
•
P erfe
p o ssib le to Im provee th e s k i n 's
g o o d fa c e .p ow der for dry s k in ,
s c l f - a s s i ir e d
prefer to
to *keep oil clues to yourt o d e to il. A si
jring oxygen from M adrrily n M lglin c o n ta in ss 2o
oppcara.nce by deliveri
P a u la
.
,
one thot doesn’t lookk too
ti chalky. .
tip th e tubes ond go for
!s things done
self, skip
lie om ount o f oxygenated
ted
w om an, who likes
gh oxygen in m inusculc
to It, there isn ’t enougli
Is there one? Or is it ju
jusst a subject .
ct lipsticks
ond.glosses.
■B egoun
Qd exam ple."
com pact
li
w h ic h w o u ld n ’t p ro v idd e
well and sets 0 gOQi
. this product to blow out
01 0 candle, vvater, w l
■y o u ’v e overlo o k e d . — Joy, San
o in te d lik e a
Last foil
fal C honel introduced
ff o r e v e n a h a n d f u l o f
I f th e top is poi
lever explain
•J O f course, the ads ne\
tensities. 0 com pact with
Diego
ther than that, it w ould be
Lip IntMS
0®
w h i s t le . It s o y s},, “ A d o r in g
c
o
n
ta
in
s
Othe
>
how
a
p
r
o
d
u
c
t
th
at
D E A R J O Y : T h ere
re are g r e a t
considerr foee
fi
fTerent finishes o f o slnpowder an a u to m atm o istu riz e r for som eone
ond
four diffei
wom on, slightly wwhimsical
l
snts that sup- “
et in
ic second
pow ders on the m arket
i all p n c e
ide — mottc. gloss, satin
nd step afte r you a p p l yyr ontioxidants, Ingrediem
/ sk in . It contains m ostly
jirited persongle shade
very sensual. A spii
n atu re
foundotion
ra n g e s, b u t by th eir very
v<
ion. Powder is only n e c e s-> posedly kee p o ir o ff 1
iloc vero, standard waterro si
s t. In P e b ru o r y i t ’s
issertive.”
a n d fro
ality, strong ond ass
and con look
sory to set
sei makeup i f the s k in iss prevent free-rodical dt
pow ders arc drying one
o g e n ts , several thjcken- ______ If the top Is worn
li
n gj a n o th e r c o m p a c t.
m not, it soys, lo u n ch in
•=— olso-contain-or-attract!/oflhe'Toundailon-is-por=—
-------^chnlkyon”dty^ktnrEEven-w
v<
hen-a— o5Iy"and/0:
lc-acTd"rabour3-pcrcent)7
I pj e r s o n a lity , "this timn c - a -d u o 'c a lle d -G p ’stal---------------lo
“
A
v
e
ry
re
la
x
e
d
; c d ,w o u I d n t
the antioxidonts workc<
a ter-binding agents, vitaor moist. F o r th e
pressed pow der contain
alns oil or is ticularly' slippery
sl
oss, ofTering a choice o f
s o m e tim e s re m ooirk o b ly la id Lip Gloss
„
e aain d 'A . p la n t o il, m ore
art, it is ju s t fine t o g o0 they keep the oxygenI 1m: th e p ro d form ulaied to have a sii
silky feel, ir m o s t part
ed o' r sheer w ith a brush
on o u t- p'eoriized
,®
bock. A w om an keen
k
icsk m /
th c k c n es rs
rs, ond preservatives. It
h as th e ty p ical effcet
:t (o f po w d e r
w ithout and
at use it ju s t b arely to0 uct from Im pacting the
c h o n ^ . It w ill se tl for
i
•tics.”
' fo r eoch
door life and athleti
The skin’s aging proc
•oeess IS very
oi^-o co n ttia i n s a tiny a m o u n t o f
as the day g o ess
touch upp makeup
r
b n th e s k in . H o w e v e r, o l o t
j
th ese person- $37.50 at local cosm etic coun.
W
hile
none
o
f
tl
e7r-w h ic h -c o o ta -th e -fa o fr ' ■olitieV is unoppeotr
ere-isnit-ony— a - c ry la rc
■ fo
------ depends-orrhow -you-nn
-arc-applying— b y rB u rfo
: n ll'sld n 'ty p csrih e 'le sss— com pllcotedr^nd-ther<
iltn g T ir'y o u ’d— ters:-------tl a t c a n b e
h in
„ i i h a th
ii plastic layer th at can
the better, becouse it cann one c a u s e o f ag in g th
nking care o f pow der th
it and how you are taki;
letic. If extra
te m p o roarri l y
bandaged w ith a cosme
m ake it lo o k I------- ^---------------------uild up and look caked.
y our skin.
easily buil
Ti—_
;r b1u t moy olso couse irrism oother
o x y g en w e re th e aann s w e r, w c
Please sand m e
y skin
should
DEA RI PAULA:
F
Individuals w ith dry
sl
gen tents and
tation.
Ition on the O xygen 6 0 00 would all live in oxyge
a v o id u s in g 'p o w d ctrr (o v e r b a r e
inform ati(
------------!. But It isn’t
from Morilyn M lglin I ’v e • no one w ould wrinkle,
ly a; minim ol
product fn
skin. A lw ays use only
radical dam Paula Begoun
Be.
is the author ofsevJing on QVC, the in -h o m ec just oxygen, o r free-ra
r5.Fashk>n C olors
nd only o v er been seein
am ount o f pow der, and
ks-on cosmetics, including
th .presence.. .cra/.'iiooA^
g-channel.-lt-clalm s-to b e ' age (w hich-requires the
------ f o u n d a r i o n —Alsor'-ne^
n e v e r-a p p ly :— shoppings
n a d e to fit y o u r^ j
23W
- ...... ion o f ccrloin
"Don’t To
Goto the CosmeQ'cs C«'>unfer
5ic workout for your sk in 1,. o f oxygen), o r dcpletioi
use a goodan aerobic
(vlndow. A s low a s . ..
pow der w ith a puff; us
W ithoutr M
/ e ” (Beginning Press,
m olecular substances.5. The sun is
tc, Niagora Falls, N .Y .
use it — Colette,
sized soft brush, and olways
alv
V
L
U
s
n
7
5
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a
no-nonsense
paperbncA:
in
c
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s
in
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$13.9S),
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it
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COLETTE;
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p
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d
u
c
t
DEA RC
sparingly.
cosmetics.
guide to brancf-namc
bn
__________ Salt ends January31.1!
. I sh o u ld po in t out that
th I d o n ’t clo im s to be su p e r-o x y g e n a tin gS w rinkles, an d using o0 good sun-
B e w ^re iiM ngg facialjpowderr o n d i ^^ skin
M
C o s m e t ic
’ ALUMINUMI hMINI BLINDS
7 SimplicL c i i ^ r p ^Etems
j
r s i p L s ^tn all^ X Tjatalog
At B everly Fabrics1 i& Crafts In
[lile Morris believes th e newV
log.’* WhiU
brialle Konn
solves these problems and iss San Jose, cashier Gab:
coulog sol'
as been posistie, reaction at the p atternn says initia! reaction has
new in fabric
enthusiostii
There’s something ne\
smaller
tive. “C ustom ers like; the
1
ntry, and it's
counters: isismixed.
stores ocross the countr
ier to hondle,
“FromI aoconsumer point o f view , size. They soy it’s easle
not ju s t a novel shadee o f gingham
:odes make it
and the bright color co<
i t ’s a h ard
an catalog to use,',’ s a y s
o r on unusxul print.
.
T - easier to find item s." - district m an a g er
tern s"
Hos
Carolyn Crabtree,
O
■‘S im p ric it'y
Patter
is creating a
The sm o lle r size is
Fabrics ond C ra ftss
efn
for N ew/ York
\
re d e s ig n e d the p d tte
h c a ta lo g ,
>res, bccause
n the
S on.Francisco B oyy ' problem for some ston
nal 12-by-13- . sto res in
i
Replacing the'traditional
or
shoplift.
sections is on
Area. “Iff ll ’m
’ looking fora blouse, I1 it’scasier to misplace 01
inch book with tabbed sei
the F rem ont
“I’ve lo s t tw o in th
refer to the front o f the coto8 K -by-l 1-inch book, w
wiithout tabs ' have to refi
1 eryville
nd out whol color edge I’mn (Colif.) s to re , ond inJ Em
isually associlog |o find
ond without the heft usuf
isiiig one this
(Calif.) they were missi
(S. In
for and I can’t put m y har\dd
ated with.pottem books,
i place o f . looking for,
lys. “They’re
;d flip
there ond
1 bock to ponts. W ith[i- morning.” C rabtree say;
the tabs is Simplicity'ss ccopyrighted
0 put
] In their
yoii to n do that. 1 don’t seee easy for a custom er to
ding S y s te m .. the tabs yo
Q uick-Plck C olor Codln
isy to ca rry
omcrs flipping through th ee arm , and t h e y ’re eas;
ot. categories
the custom
w here consumers look: ot
ly have been
ity book the way I usu allyY around — w hich may
inted tobs.
Simplicity
by color rother than prime
It. B ut th ey
S im p lic ity ’s thought,
I't know if they don’t see itt
tioh from our
do. I don't
“It’s early, but reaetlo't
don’t alw ays return itt to
1 where it
iplicity book o r they aren ’tt
n o th in g b u t
os o Simpl;
a c c o u n ts h a s .b ee n no
publooking atat it becouse they’re look-- belongs."
favorable,” says Anna Morris,
M
Konn soys no bookss 1hove disap[lat’s on sole.
V York-based,
ingot what
licity director for "New
\
Ither concem is the picturess peared thot she knowss of, but she
itroducing the
"M y othi
Simplicity, which is intro
ach security
ill, so you d o n ’t g e t th ee 'spys she p lan s to ottae
a r e sm all,
new format this month.
n,alarm will
ome patterns hove as m onyy , devices to them so on,
is sdys.
is in
detoil. Sorr
T h e chonge, M orris
s
so you don’t gett sound i f som eone triess tto leave the
research thot
as three pictures,
pi'
response to consumer rei
store
with
one.
1
,’’
she
says.
'
1
pattern
catathe
detail,’’
showed ‘*the traditional pt
ojor p attern
W h e th er o th e r moj'
Jurbridge, manager o f th e:
>hop and wos
Lisa Bui
log took too long to sho;
fo llo w
w ill
r, Calif.,
New York F abrics5 co m p o n ies
and that ‘^ e
Sun Jose,
C
too heavy to even'Iift" an
id dow nsize
^s she hasn't gotten any cus-- S im p licity ’s leod and
cd the b o o k
store, saysi
ta b po g cs thot divided
jmplaints, but finds h e rs e lff their books is n 't clear.
om wear and
tom er com]
w ere often tom o ff from
her
the
com^
Morris says, “Whethe
cssons in how to use It.”
giving “less
tear, leaving them lostt In
Ir Ihe catatev ice
K night'R idderN ew s Ser^
ila^tor in ccorn
msuJ
cts as iia tural
t
Snow aci
^^BriH ^ou^thtuitnsonie Pi
n.”
follow s is yet to b e seen.’’
petition fo
do,
ordless o f what others do,
But. regon
S im p l i c :i ti ty p la n s to c h a n g e its
itte rn books, such os the
o th e r p att'
H o m e DD e c o ra tin g & C ra fts
C a ta lo g 1 a n d th e L a rg e S iz e
or- F ashion C a talo g , to the new forvell.
mot, as w
e
'ee hopes it’s not a trend,
C rabtree
lilosophlcol. “Once we.get
but is phil<
u s e d to uus i n g i t ,” she s a y s , “ it
w on’t b e a1 n y different th an onys e , b u t I And m y s e lf not
th in g else'
using it aass m uch as I used to. In
ire
the end, sssales will be the meosure
'
o fth e bo>ok.”
ol
lu.
^ aau ro , morketing ond eduB eth M
cation dlire
in c to r for the A m erican
S e w in g an d
C ra fts
H om e
io n , soys the b o o k is so
A sso cia ttic
new It's too
to early to teil i f it’s the
■
took o fth e future,
pattern boc
ver, Mouro soys, “It shows
H owcvei
o u r i n d u s t r y is re ally try in g to
a d o p t t o> t1h e co n su m er. P e o p le
ill-bonceived perception
hove a n '■il
o f t h i s in
i d u s tr y os b e in g a
dinosour,; an
a d thot’s not true ot all.
Iw ays trying to update and
W e’re olwi
ro(d u c ts m ore frie n d ly to
m ak e p ro
:rs.”
consum ers.
_______________
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id,
W e ig h t?
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iii
But the coldlysiology o f being w o rm -- that wos 52 degrees. Bi
basic phys
aore quickly
______ blooded,, aand then wrap y o u rs e lff e r It is outside, the mo
slop. ..... ^------------ie h 'c o p s'o T in c a re fufu lly •c h o s e n -ln y e rs - o f— hyportiermia con develo
P c o p lc loolc "at'tHe
imes and sec c lo th in g g th a t m oxim izc y o u rr
snow outside their home
^
“Tbe first signs ore that
th you feel
n o t h i n g b u t fro z e:n
n tr o u b l e , c h a n c e s s ' o f m a in ta in in g t h a tt
s a id K e v in
U
w
eak
o
r
s
l
e
e
p
y
.’’
se
h i n a tio n o l warm -blooooded status.
W a rre n B o w m a n , th
he N atio n a l
F irst, the
thi science. The b o d y is5 Reilly, director o f thee 'emergency'
m ed ica l a d v is e r to the
ny M edical
T h e T‘im
in es-N ew s
d
e
p
a
rtm
e
n
t
a
t
Albon]
/
0
fumacc.
Bowman
said
.
It
a
s
i
m
i
l
a
r
basicolly
a
S k i P o tr o i, lo o k s at i
.Ibony, N.Y.
m e in C o o k I t generateQtcs heat by burning fu e l,. C enter H ospital in Alt
s ce n e o u ts id e h is home
T he’
blems walkJ E R C^ O M E
C ity , M o n t., ond secss ssom ething w h ic h weve du tifu lly shovel in to> "Then yo u hovp probl
i
c a n R ed C ross blood
o f just
A m erici
d
Iths several times o d a y . .• ing and m ay fall.’’ A drop
ry th in g y o u o u r tnouth
v e r y d iffe re n t: everyt:
injg h e ld Dec. 28 fe ll
>dy’s in terio r'
d ro w in
:
nine
degrees
in
the
bod;
norm
al
c
o
n
d
itio
n
s
,
t
h
e
)
the
w
inter.
U
n
d
e
r
no
need to s ta y warm In tJ
ly sh o rt o f its 85-unit
s lig h tly
akes ju s t enough h e o t to) can lead to death.
nowing how b o d y maki
It’s ju s t a m atter o f kno'
core temperg o al b y c o llec tin g o n ly 83
Even If the body’s co
he-am o u n t o f h ea t l o s tt
good sn o w -, 'm a tc h the
to m ake th e most o f aI gc
, extremities
units o f blo o d . .,
fr o m th1eC s k in . Tha,t c o m e s t o) ature rem ains n o n n a l,«
fall, he soid.
o w e r d o n o r ro te w a s
A lov
lOut snow is about 8 6 >
a M lories of heal p er h o u rr such as e a rs, fingers 0or toes can
T he g o o d th in g abou
old. T h o t’s
e x p e ccttie d b e c a u s e o f th e
o ^ L tsrcfer {pfthese m o re: g e t d a n g e r o u s ly col
ab o u t (physiolo^
lh a t it tronsm its heatt with
w
h o lid alayy s e a s o n . D^onors
:y (o f copper, properly a:an«RHMri«rles, but th e yr b e c a u s e w h e n p u shh co m e s to
•1/ 10 ,0 0 0 th e efficiency
some as the calories th a tt shove, the circulatory’ ssystem will ' e o r n i n tg p i n s w e re D a n
in ie x c e lle n t a re th e sor
Twhich m eo n s it is on
h a n d Noney Jackson,
B urosh
w rm a n , t h e yo u countnt in your food), o r a b o u t( shunt w orm blood to0 the m orel i n s u l a to r , so id B ow
s e v e n g a llo n s , a n d
as the heart,
b o t h s<
a lo rie s a day. D o in g s o> critical organs such os
ident o f th e 2 , 0 0 0 calc
.'im m ediate post preside
ids and away • S h a n aI JJac k so n , one-gallon,
Society. “ It keeps the e\ body’s internal tem p er-- liver and odrena} glands
:W iId e rn ess M edicol So
d o n o r w os o f i r s t s.. T hat can
O n e d<
}
from
tb
e
e
x
tre
m
itie
s
tween
98
and
99
d
e
g
re
e
s
m
in
u
te
s
to
ature
betwi
•takes o n ly o b o u t 2 0 m
entially irre- .
tim er,
le a r tem perature f o r t h e; lead to frostbite, o poter
cheer- — an ideo
^ i g a snow trench," hee said
si
T h e: n e x t d ro w in g is
c a v e ' chem ico! {r reactions necessary fo rr versible d e stru c tio n 0o f e x p o s e O
'fully. “V ou can build 0a snow
s
^
p la n n ec d fo r noon to 5 p.m .
tissues.
ife.
5I0 0 in three, hum an life,
:in tw o ho u rs and ari iglo(
6. A ppointm ents con
frostbite
ore ^
M orch1 <
,
Early
sym
ptom
s
o
f
fr
temperature
gets
c
o
ld
e
r,
elow
zero
iri
A
s
oir
tc
H’ve slept o u t at 19 belo
oes, nose or
b e m a d e b y ca llin g J a m ie
ond it w os how ever, •,f heat gets lost from th e5 pain in the fingers, toe
:on c o f th o s e th in g s,, ot
entually, he
M cD ow
>well 01324-4124. '
ter than it is m ode. T h e; ears, R eilly sold. Ever
s k in foster
really q u ite cozy.”
}n so that the
•
ling it."
re s u lt conon be hypotherm io — aI said, "you lose sensation
- T alk obout “not getting
icomforiable. .
area slops becoming unc(
the body’s core tcm pcra: W hen
p re s s e d , hh o w e v e r, drop in the
That’s 0 big danger sign.'
ot snow has ture.
^Bowmon concedes thot
cniiitinn's
fo
There are tw o basic si
henhia can strike £ v e n inI
)r those
w ho
Hypothei
:its colder side. A nd for
t
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in’t unusual to see self-moliv
9livatcd
I f you ran track
k in junior high or recrei
reationa! a th le te s p erfoDrming
rn
dated and |)otehtlal(y dange
high school, youI probably
f
remem- outdat
igcrous
b e r w h a t sceme
iches. Flexibility is no diffe
led to b e e v e ry stretcl;
ifTcrcnt
- coach’s-favorite surtch
su
— the hur- thantl any
n other type o f cxercIs
rclse in
dler’s stretch.
ns o f evaluating effcctiver
terms
vcncss.
I’ll describe it ju
jusi in case you’ve Deten
ermine'your goal, then crii
irilique
forgotten, but plMS
ase don't try it. It’s ■ an ex?
jxercisc’s ability to address
;
ss your
. done bysittlng on1 tthe floor wilh one
g o als
ils-w hile .m in im iz in g risi
risk o f
leg out ih front an<
and thc other knee injury,
Ify.............. ......................
b m t w ith your foo
bot on tho outside,.
Hlere
er is a re v ie w o f excrc:
:rcises
near your glutes. S
<
Some
people even comm
ifnonly considered to be
IC ccontak e this strclch oa siep further and
ndicotcd for thc general pop
traindi
[K>pula.‘1f you are s till u sin g• tl:
try to lie back inn (his position. I f lio ni.O
these
walk by som eone stretch
yo u happen lo wj
iches to increase y our flexibi
(ibilily,
, you can practical* there
; m odifications for' to
.doing this sttclch,y
•c are
lower
ar increased effectiveness
ly feel th e pain in your own knee risk and
ess foiing each exam ple. Remcm
lowin{
and lum bar spine,
ember,
T oday, most pleople
«
sial orthopedic p ro b lem s must
n
who attend
specia
o n -a n in d ivvidual
id
organized fitness cclasses o r have a bc considered
coi
personal trainer ha'
liave updated their
basis,
s.
icus on e ffe c tiv e
• The
Tl h u rd le r’s s tr e tc h :: 7
s tre tc h in g to foot
This
ning withoui joint
hamistring
st
and lo w -b a c k stre
m uscular Icngthenii
stretch
;es unwanted stress o n m
e
medial
pain; Unfortunately
ely, 80 percent o f places
and cnn create
]
the population doe
oesn’t even exer* knee; ligaments
li
tc pain
in th e k n e e: joint.
jo
cise, let alone get1uupdated informa- and instability
in
brtunately, 1 see an average
t io n . F urthcrmlore,
o
w ith , th e
Unfort
•age o f .
onslaught o f homee (equipment avail- two people
pe
per day aittempting
ng this
:ch, since my o ffic e Is direi
able, m any peoplee are doing unsustretch
lirectly
enter’s
ss from the recreation ceni
pervised self^fonnnt
lotled workouts.
across
ick.
‘ indoor running trad
cich by extending
Modify this sircii
nt and bending the
one leg out in front
other knee in towa
vord the body, so
your foot is in bet'
ctween your*legs.
‘ Now reach forwor
ord to stretch thc
ham string and low
lo back, w h ile
e stress on y o u r
rem oving undue
. knee.
• Thc plough: This
Tl is that reallyattractive stretch in
it which you He .
on your back and take
tx both legs up
and o v c r ’yoiir lead.
hc
O rig in ally
intended to stretch
h thc lower back,
the position appli
■lies trem endous
crvical spine (thc
pressure on the ccr
neck). When you
u add your body
weight, thc stress on
ot the spinal vertebrac is increasedI even
e more.
Why not take theesame
:
body positjon and invert I?
it?Ify o u sil with
both legs out in fr
front o f you and
you can
■“reach and round forward,”
fo
achieve,the same lowlo back strclch
without the stress on
or your neck, and
lg stretch io boot,
you get a Jiamslring
:orporato supine
You .can also inco
torso strctches in w
which you bring,
one knee across /our
yo body, while
trying to keep your
ir shoulder on the
floor to.'strcich the lumbar
lu
spine.
• T
Th
h e knee s it: Intended to
stretch
tch thc quadriceps, this stretch
putsI the
thi knee in a<biomcchonically
strc ssed
s s c environm ent when it is
hypcrfii
crficxed (moro lhan 90 degrees).
This>position
po
overstretches many o f
the attai
ittachmcnls oroundjhe knee. .
.T ry ai prone.quadrieep stretch
:ad. Lie down on your ubdomiinstead.
n als1 aan
n d lay y our head down o n ........
yourr left
let hand lo allow your neck to
X. Reach
back with your right
relax.
F
hand1 and
an grab your right feral. Now,
:ad o f trying to pull your foot
instead
inlo your
yoi glutes, just hold your foot,
contract
ract your glutes and uy to press
your’ hips
hij inlo the floor. This stretch
minimi:
im izcs the stress on thc knees '
an d m
max im izes the quadrieep
stretch.
ch.
B rieHy,
rief
full ncck circles should
voided bccausc of the hyperex­
be avoi«
tension
ion o f Ihe neck. Substitute half
neck: circles
cir
in the from 180 degrees
only. Sim
S ilarly, bending forward
from
!i aa standing position w hile
keeping
'■ng your knees locked places
uncomft
imfbrtablc and .unwonted stress
on thc
hc low
I
bock, kiiutc and ham string
it
g muscle
itself. Try the modified hurdler's
hun
stretch above instead.
. approtves Retiina-A fojr fine w
wrinkles
5ws Service
Orth
nho Pharmaceutical w onn FDA
F
pulse laser iherapjpy. The la s e r’s ' Dermi
;rmalologists and patients have
*oval o f Relin-A (retinoic: ac
approv
ore dramatic than ra v edd fo
fi r years about R etin-A ’s
acid), cfTccis arc also mon
tamin A d e riv a tiv e , ^forr acne
a
a viiat
ly to
Renova. becausc it trpenetrates deep- ability
u bring out a more youthful
tmeni ln 1971. U n d e r fedi
Icderal er into thc skin,
treatm
and.color. Now, even
skin texture
tex
law, drug
di companies c a n 't pron
romote
Renova initially/ <
causcs redness, the F'D
DA
/ says those benefits have
Id pait
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u
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ling
o
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the
skin,
been
scii
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dryness
and
pcclin
scientifically
proven.
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allhout
jdicsJ‘ound.thai.after.2fljiceks,_____ _
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nc degree during aboutIt oonc-ihird o f users showed
scribe
:d iofP side cfTccts lo some
t)oth sides . f
^achieve -‘ >
ofthebodvtoa
;rate improvement in .fine lines
jcks of treatment, modcrati
ruce was declared
labelI purposes.
pi
the firsi several weel
,
' equt^nexlbaity;
sp o tty discoloration, a third
crmatologists h a v e fo r yeiirs
yc
IS often fiare up and spo
n, N.J., com pany
Derr
and the symptoms
'cd minimal improvement and
icribed'R etin-A "not only
7.5 million penally
prescr
onth decline.
.showed
ily for again aftera six-mon
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d sl
showed no improvement. _______
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he g o v ern m c n fs
wrinklt
Rcngva a l» jncroai
K night-Riddcr New
whether it had ilfe^ ent abH
ts arc advised lo
In a 4i
48-week study of 300 people
ibility to help skin lhat has
IS b
been thc sun, so patients
md to avoid direci ages 30 Ilo 50. results were even betlead- apply a sunscreen anc
iId'A for wrinkles.
damage
aged by too much sun, thec Ic
D o e s th e acne
:ause o f skin cancer,
ch as possible. On ter. Scv<
sun exposure as.much
las a new wrinkle:
ing cau
5cvcnty-eighl percent showed
reduce facial wrinkl
nho is marketing its new’ wi
ecausc thc drug minimal
wrin- the other hand, bcc
nai to moderate skin improveug Admlhlstration ' Orth<
n H B f
For seven years,
redueing'Reiin-A formulai
ilaiion appears lo affect the
le way cells grow ment.
1 the product as a- kle-red
S ^ 'f l o d b l s
H W M ' g • 11[ to
e r n m e n t and therough skin, brown — a OJOS
provide protection
.' This
is rr
minor miracle happens ot the
lollicnt and change, it may pr
0J( percent tretinoin cmolli
' a r e a s of ths body,
rn — a s R enova. A 40-gr
Scientists are now microscc
;iscopic level. lOigman and h i s ____ ^
•gram againsi. skin.canc.CT._S(
guessedIt — fine
crearh
•
J B S B I ...... ^
over that question.>an of aging.
lasts four to six mom
'ssibiliiy.
• collcagui
igues found that the drug caus- ” ’
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..n >
lonths, investt^ling this poss
tube,, which
w
A year ago, a tru
ws photosensitiv- es c erlls
lls in the epiderm is — the
iption
“Retin-A increases
iave done It long
will be
be available b y prescript:
w hen th e Raritan,
ible w orld,” said
next month
m(
for S60.
nd what norm al layer beneath
ber
the skin surface — to
ity, but not beyond
agreed to pay a S7.f
h^le there’s no d o u b t Rene
nger skin," said proHferat
erate and thus thicken, ll also
enova would be-for youn{
the University o f
. WhM
fo r obstrocting the
;ases the clumping, or kera(5 for
plu
ven Grccnbaum, decrease
dermatologist Steve
fessor emeritus o f works
1 most people, il has pluses
. investigation into wl:
ilion,-of-epidermal-cells;-pro--------ay.----- ^ c h ic f-o f-c u ta n e oouu s -s u rg c ry -a t— tinizaiioi
minuses, dcrmatologists-say..
-dcveloped-Retin-— ondmit
-s^gally promolcd Retin
mova is inexpensive, low-r
w-risk Thomas JefTcrson M
Medical Collcge m o te s slo
s u g h in g o f dead cells;
IS a tem pest in o
Rcnc
■ I ^ H F If I n a ^ H i
Now the saga has
in Philadelphia. “Yoi
iscs blood flow, and decreases .
o -it-y o u rse lf. B u t it takes
tal
'ou have to wear increases
/orks.”
and ddo
st^ O W h i
T h e Food and Drug
>ur skin is m ore m elanin
nin clustering, which causes
ihs 10 smooth and plum p ag
aging a sunscreen or youi
oman Lisa A dler
months
s t r e t S n o[or
r strained
has ju s t approved«uss
t: the tempest:
^ H o n ly
cr. Bui you may brown1 sp
immc- vulnerable to canccr
spots.
skin, in
in conuast to thc m ore imr
S j B S B H w o i ^ B v e'coodMon
o
treatm ent for the roi
(of can- ..
anti- also have a lower chance
cl
; results
o f tw o n e w e r ar
;nt on that. W e’re
d iate
r
— s p o ts .a tfd ^ y o u .g!gotten
i
n-A norm alizes
—
ikle tre a tm e n ts — alpha
alp
cer) because RetinFDA m arw rinkl
wrinkles that are par
oxy acid skin p ee ls and uli
ultra- epidermal skin cells.'
, J hydrox;
M (5 V
...
“They should ho'
a g o in a reasonabl
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show tl
A lbert Kllgman, th
I Waltlns to Exhale (R)
\
Pennsylvania profes
I Nidify 7.VI>9:00
H
— dermatology-who-di
I AduttsSS.50. StnienS4.00. »
A. “ I th in k it was
' teapot. The drug woi
O rtho spokcswor
|B to Dom«n3)
d idn’t w ant to disci
lu w n m o w a r 2 ( P G ) 9 .r 5 0n/)' | |
loin, the active ingredient
vs Service
tretinoi
“I have no comment
Iro m and Huek (P6) 7:15 Only l i
i-A.
thc
anti-acne
product
ll
Retin-A
ju s t pleased we've g'
Jews Service
Kuighl-RidderNe'
lG rum pt«rM en(13 )7:t5-9;t5 y
.
Iso been shown to reduce wrini
wr
keting clearance.’*unting th c d ay s has also
iNlxon (R) 7:30 Only
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ic your faoq with iding an
and discoloration,
:ountrics
look
W
HQ
While
other
coi
lAduttsSS.SO. KJ0S2-12 S2.75 | |
prescription skin
Lj|ccke R elin -A , R e n o v a w
,
formal steps years
irs ago to out‘
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TIMSS j j
educe fme w rin- d e v e lo
loped
by
Ort:
V ’."®
law fem ale circu
cum cision. a
KRT InfogrepmctAMVIDARaAN
nd rough skin.
Pharma
maceutical C o rp ., a divisi
bill that would ban
bs the pracapect to wake up o f Johr
>hnson & Jo h n so n base d
|HMt(R)7;30 0n/y
V
tice throughoutt the U nited
vilh the complex- Raritan.
an, N.J.
road.
..
Stales has faced a tough
i
6mmplerM«n(13) 7;(»-9:Y5
Nott ssurprisingly, th e target mi
morR ep, P at gchi
h ro e d e r. D^ H DuikTIi
dui
Dawn (R)7:t5-9;30
rc one.
jcct for
or Renova is th e h u g e bab
DobyC o lo ., in troduce
ced a bill in ’
Eye for Eye (R) 7;r5-9;90
in the ages o f 30 boomer
ier generation, intent on lookloc
1993 thai wouldI prohibit
j
iKc
tlumanJKPG) 7,00-9;f5 .
K n i ^ M U d ^ N n se
n o f R enova is ing youi
oung as long as possible.
practice exceptI in
i cases o f
Ounston Check* (PG)7;75
/our skin, dermaDr. M icliacl C o ld f a r b ,
m edical n ec essi
;sily. T hose
Toy Stoiy (PG) 7.00-900
! U.S. Food and Dearbor
)om, Mich., dermatologisttwwlho
found gu ilty o fr pj erform ing
12 ,Monkeys (R) 6:45-9:15
le s tu d y l o o k e d a t 1,03
D K , y o u ’re cour
. T b e Washington Posi
’o s t
The
)n agrees, and in participi
ipiyed in studies o f Renova
)va ot
th e p ro c ed u re: co u ld b l
TWO If by Sea (R) 9;J5 0n//
patienl
:n ts w ith n e w ly diagnoset
until you can douse
proved th e d rug the Uni>
niversity o f M ichigan Clinic
inical
imprisoned for five
Ive yeors.
|Bk>
Dome (13) M-Tu»s7:00-9:1S
R enovo, the ncw
pr pharm acies Pharmai
gn p o ly p s w h o were part o
o f patients with benign
^ C lose relatives of
s in
nacological U nit, predicts
CIS It
T he b ill w ass p art o f a
'
Wtdnesday9:15
l|
National P olyp Study at sevei
cream proven to red
hcir colons or rcc- the Nat
benign polyps in thci:
ble only by pre- will be
JC a success. “I’v e been very
vc
Minority House Improvement
Ir
Adults SS.SO. Kida 2-12 S2.75 ^
kies, brown spots anc
:al,centcrs...The.irivcstigator
_____^ s .ro n .a n .in c re a sised
c i .risk o f devel;.. .clinical
i t h ’s. s u p p l y . i s ., .. h a p p y/ V
with .it, and my. patients.a
is.are....... A ct ihal.would.exl
:xiend c e rta in .......
looked at th e rates o f coloi
B ut should you ex{
o p in g cancer inI tt>h o s e re g io n s , then lO'
0toS15.
veiy haj
happy wilh il. and som e have
hs'
health programs for
fi minority
rectal c a n c e r am ong parent
the next moming wit
idy published last and rec
: 30 years o f sun been on It for yw rs jin d yearss ai
QjCcording to a study
and
groups. T h ^ ac t died
dli after the
/>
ion o f a te e n -a g ^ n a g ed ; s a g g i n g * ‘ycars,”” lihesaid.
tibllngs arid com pared it witl
------------ \<reeJrnrthc N ew “E
'E ingland Journal and sibi
?
H ouse p asse d i !>“ ' 'I'C iStrMiTKM MulsKM .SanmtSM
ate am ong spouSes serving a:
N ot unless you arc
the rate
ungone, said D r.
Dr. D’Anne
D
o f Mcdicinc.
Klcinsmith. who0 h
has
Senate did not. Th
rhe bill, reinumt
S*Mi TEUB S«t AniUW • IM00
l f you’re between
itrol group. .
he ir findings, the a contrt
A s a result o f thei
linical investiga- a derm
i
m atology
p ra c tic e In We
West — troduccd.in.1595,.
5,-remains-in-and 50, regular use
rlier s tu d ie s ’had shown tha
Earli<
_
tnvestigatora from nine
nir medical ccnd com m crcc
DE
cts a
the judiciary and
nfield, Mich., a ls o expects
.
, .
Bloomfl
»—•. nn Ncr.W t-M
nts-N ^ith-benign polyps-rui
likely to improvecjndm
yoi duaLw ho
lea"Sf5t«Tuid*one— patient!
huge demand
der
-committees..
for Renovo.
icreased ris k o f developin{
to lo g ists sa^. Theeckle-like
I
{gested that people an incr
sp o ts
“ Ther
in Great Britain sugge
H. E lsew here,V ih
liic U n h e d
ic r e ’s olready b e e n a fair
fa
BTKWoioMMIAMIUnUUHUM
Drug Administration
thi
ge spots o r liver
amount
'under 60 wbo are parents or siblings co lo n o r r e c t a l c a n c e r i f 031
1CW.S)
Kingdom, Belgiun
um, Sweden,
nt o f Inierest af^er the (new
ised late D ecem ber appr
lign p o ly ^ should p o ly p s a r e n o t re m o v e d . This
It they really ore.
re le ase
o f patients with benigi
FDA
D enm ark.
Can.
inada
and
se
about
th e
FD
t o f for stile. It arrives ispots,” s a id
eening.
^
study/ ssh o w e d t h a t ca n ce r risk:
Switzerland have! outlawed
c
il.
NTTlf. ■
undergo routine screen
approval
val,"she soid..
sven next m onth, availabl
sig n ifican tly higher omonf
i.Io n g as lOycars were si
‘Yes,
Francc. which al^i
l?o prohibits
r of dermatology
• AndI would
w
Since it takes as.lo
she try Renova? “Yc
Its and sib lin g s .o f patientsItors__s
Ir
c r ip t i o n ..A montl
who
oly p s to develop, parents
it, has prosecutedI parents
p
)f Penrisylvania i wouli
for. these benign poly
uid try it m y s e lf ,” said
sai
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scture, biographies of famous
confliciing answers, bul most
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19): Relah ljow nuuoo.
copied that sym bol from hL
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rom
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square feel.
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places.
c o o iP fz e A L ix '
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a bite o f tbe m ale duckbill
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aven has been . TAURUS5 (A
V/HSH T M e W e A l
lileralurc contends Ihe rav
platypus tox
toxic?
tonight
read
and write, disry.
supcisiiiion
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life
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its bile, it has no teeth. But
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iformotion.
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with execuerbird
scminaie
infom
re. and folidore than any other
on its hind legs are.
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phone information is limeT l
IS — _
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Amateur jugglers rely
to
poison
glands.
Il
kicks
meet
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connec
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m. sighi; professional juggler
e „ m os,,yon “ g S a but
t - ullinulcly worth it.
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and stabs wilh
wi Ihcm. It’s the only mam(May 21-June 20): O buin
ck toucbm Ilo t>e venomous. D on't pick
mal known
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style,
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meditalion prove valuable i
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xJed by
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be called romantic, sultry
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taken on
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did not undergo
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B p e / I K T H E M O f ^'
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porson
[M lX p H iH cate with indlvid
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land. Ridiculous situation
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behibtimorous, oot harmful.
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