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I y g e n e s o n t h e Y th a t
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f u n c t i o n s i in g t h e e v o l u t i o n a n d
q u e s t t hISa o f t h e c h r o m o s o m e , a
d e c a d e sh ua it w e n t n o w h e r e f o r
f a c t , o n e u en t i l j u s t t h e 1 9 8 0 s . I n
t o ‘uenx p e r t s a y s e a r l i e r faile » v e n iut na d e r s t a n d t h e Y h a v e
« u c h p oata b a d r a p a s a . g e n e t i c
D N A s t u3 dtai to , a n d h e h o p e s n e w
i d i e s w ill f i n a l l y g a i n i t
“ UJS
" T h e rpe e'sc t.
i g n o r:a'sn b e e n a lm o s t a c e n t u r y
s t a n d i n g‘a on c e - b a s e d m i s u n d e r ; >1«
o f t h e Y ,’’ s a y s D a v i d
Poe=
C a m bt hr ei W h i t e h e a d I n s t i t u t e
a r e n ’t t hb ar it d g e , M a s s . “ T h e r e
H a vlea at m a n y c h V o m o s o m e s
t h o u gahatn i n t e l l e c t u a l U s to r y ’’
;h
s ati a n d s t u d y b y s c ie n s a id . " I t ’s j u s t t h a t m o s t
o f *«« »nteU
lle c tu a l h i s t o r y s o u n d s
l i k e t h e e Ii
lif e s to r y o f R o d n e y
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--------------------Sdentists are close! ttoo d e c ip h e r ing the m akeup of t hi ee Y
' c h ro m o c o r e o f m a le some, that essential cor
ness th a t’s sa d d le d w
w:i t h a b a d
p a st a n d an
reputation, a weird pn;
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uncertain future.
io n s o f y e a r s
It's true, guys: Million
B s c e n d a n is
from now , y o u r desc
c iir o m o s o m e
might not have n Y chr
at all.
I rs t. B y th is
But first th in g s firsi
w inter, scientists h o3pp te t o h a v e
se q u e n c e of
worked out th e DNA se<
h e i d e n tity
the Y chromosome - tthi
b lo c k s . T h e y
of its DNA building blo<
plan lo publish th e ir aain a l y s i s o f
th e s e q u e n c e s o m cBtit i m e n e x t
year.
T he w ork s h o>uulld h e l p
>ut c a u s e s o f
rescardiers leom about
u s e i t ’ll h e lp
male infertility, because
O' teacher.
stand out aas
s m u ch as Yosemite
your hig h school biology
jVou d id leam th at chror
kvstone stand out from
omosom<»
and Yellowsi
a’ r e t h e m icroscopic rc
rods th a t
thelandscap<
ape.”
t
nes genert
T h e sequt
lu c n c in g o f th e Y is
hold
genes. Chromosome
1
pairs, wilh
b e in g o v ser;
rs e e n by P age and
ally
com e in matched pa
V a tc rsto n a n d Rick
ot n e m e m b e r of each pair
pi from
R o b e rt Wa
c
n iDad.
Wilson of W
Wtashington University
Mom
an d the o th er from
P B ut m en have onc wil
rildly ijiis- , School of M
M<edicine in St. Louis,
ice will cover 20 million
m atch e d pair, th e X am
md the Y.
The sequence
r he Y chromosom e make
n<
of its 60 million buildT
kes males. ■ to 30 million
1 you in h erit it from yt
If
your dad,
ing blocks,. bbcc au se the missing
I
you get an
portion resist
ists current sequencing
you’ll
becom e a boy. If yo
y chromosom e from Dad
id instead.
technology and
ar appears reladvely
X
>
you'll
b e a girl.
in e rt anywvay.
a; U n d e r scientific
y W hat else is th ere to say
si about
standards, th
thie sequence will still
•ed complete.
th e Y, th is dinky chror
omosome
be considered
t: ith a p altry num ber of genes?
rt isi p art of the Human
w
T he effort
v
roject, which seeks to
Even
now among scientis
dsts. Page
Genome Proj
E
concedes,
beyond its ssex-dotere
r e v e a l th ie 33 b illio n ch em ical
c ining role “the general
-al feeling
building blocl
ocks thot m ake up all
m
n th at it’s at best a landfil
chromosomes,
is
fill.”
24 o f th e fiuman
huj
i; But having studied it fc
for about
O n ly tw o cchl ro m o s o m e s have
sequenced so '
20 years, Page sees it asis more of
b e e n com pletely
pic
2
h ee p r o j e c t , which
a n atio n al park, full off iunusual
f a r by th
an n o u n c ed1 in
ii J u n e th a t it had
na atural features.
n " T h e r e ’s no d o u b t in my
finished a rough
roi
d raft of all the
h e Y will
hum an cluxim
Dmosomes.
m ind," h e said, “ that the
it
R o a d s __
Continued fnxn Al
would come from th e: A
Alla s k a forest, hc added.
t s s a y th e
Logging p ro p o n e n ts
r n ii n g
th e
fo re s t p la n g o v ern
Tongass has a lre ad y w
wii t h d r a w n
more than half of thu! llaa n d p r e v iously a v a ila b le f o, r l: o g g i n g .
A d d itio n a l la n d r eBsst t r i c t i o n s
would only a d d to thh e j o b lo s s :
n g th a t h a s
and economic suffering
la s k a , th e y
h it s o u th e a s te rn Alas!
say.
“ W hat y o u ’v e g o t i i;s a v e r y ;
h ard push tow ard n o c( u t . z e r o '
h e lp s , execharvest,” said Jac k Phel
u tiv e d ir e c to r o f t hh e A l i i s k a
Forest Assodation in K
Kee t c h ik a n ,
Alaska. “T here’s v eryy llii t t l e b a l-
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r o a d le s s p la n is “ weak
i k ” w ith
nw hat h e calls th e loggin
ing loopwhole. B ut h e hopes the No'
rovember
h<
be
v e r s io n o f th e p la n will
v
v<
tougher.
tc “ We’re optim istic beca
cause we
sen t th e
th in k t h e p u b lic h as sc
th
s tro n g e s t m essage ever
i r to th e
spt resident,” Rait said.
p i M o re th a n 1 m illio n1 ]people
s u b m it t e d co m m en tsi to th e
sFi o re s t S crv ice ab o u t th e May
F<
ironmenproposal. Most w ere enviri
ptalists
r
advocating m ores jprotec*
ttion
a
of roadless areas.
tic R e c re a d o n and in d u stry
st offi-
c ia ls s a y th e n u m b e r oc f procrestriction
i
mifileadcom m ents is n^
ring.
e
aple who
They said m any peop
in,
w a n t m o re ac c e ss to ro
roadless
bmitting
' are a s d id n ’t b o th e r subr
^ey fe lt
c o m m e n ts , b e c a u s c the
F o re s t S e rv ic e o ffic ial
a ls had
P
a ilre a d y m a d e u p th e irr m inds
about roadle.<;s areas.
las been
“ From d ay one this ha;
to ta lly p o l i ti c a l ,” saidd C hris
West, vice president of Th
rhe New
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Forestry Asso
Ore.-based tim
tin: ber group.
C ongressio
s io n a l R ep u b lican s.
m e a n w h ile
c, ,s a y a 1996 sm all
bwdness law
i ay m ake it easier
/f m
for th e nc!xtt Congress
C
and a new
p re sid e n t to
0 ot v ertu rn th e roadless plan.
;y,
a
s
ta
ff
e
r for th e
M ark R ey,
S e n a te E nleeir g y a n d N a tu ra l
R eso u rc es C
Cco m m ittee, said he
plan will be
believes the! roadless
rc
co v e red by' th
tl e Sm all Business
E n fo rc e m e n t
R e g u la toyry
F a irn e s s Act
ct b e c a u s e th e ru le
of m ore than
will have an1impacrt
ir
n on
$100 m illion
c th e U.S. economy.
U nder th e; Act,
A Congress would
•s ac fte r it convenes in
have 60 days
Jan u a ry to vote
vo to overturn the
ro a d le s s rulie.
le C o n g ress would
uthority anyway, but
have th at autl
im der'the Act
c t;a vote could not be
f il i b u s te r e dd in t h e S en ate .
T herefore, it
> ould require just
It w
S l votes to ovc
Dvertum the roadless
e n a te , Rey said.
rule in the Sen
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S e c r e ta r y/ Louis
Lc
m e m b e r s; ooff th e H o u se , a n d
S e n a te
Airm ed
A
S e rv ic e s
Comminees.
es.
aw said h is g r o u p is
G rim shaw
re ceiv in g 40
4 0 to 50 calls a n d em ail message
>ages a day fro m curb nner Rangcu^ strongrent and form
ly opposedI to
to!Shinseki’s move,
A c co rding
in g to G r im s h a w ,
Shelton respoi
sponded to the asso d a plaint with a one-sention’s complai
tence reply,
s«
y, saying
h e was re ferring the matter
atte back to Shin.<;cki.
Shinseki’s
o
i's office
has mad^o no
official reply.
lly.
;
W A SH IN G TO N -O nc
nc of t h e
th in g s you leaj'n quicki;
kly in th e
m ilitary is to'n>!ver. ev<
:ver rile a
U £ . A ^ y Ranger, as foes
fc have
l e a r n e d th e h a rd w/aa y fro m
N orm andy to th e Middle
:e East.
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iseki, h a s
S
ff, G en. E ric Shinsc
' ta
m
a n a g e d to r iie b a ttal
:alions o f
th e m in a single swoop,
p, issuing
a n order that will m ake2 the
t e lite
'c o m m a n d o fo rc e ’s chc
h e r is h c d
,b la c k b e re t ordinary h(
headgear
.fo r ev e ry soldier in the
he A rm y,
i,.n c l u d i n g m em b ers o f t h e
serves.
N ational Guard and Resei
T
h
e
R
angers,
famed
fi
for th e ir
“. e x t r e m e p re ju d ic e ”' form
f
of
com bat and ability to sui
w vive by
g ra ts , snakes andd insects,
‘ca ar erinnot
taking the order'llii ^ d y .
is the dum bestt cdecision
^t h “e This
A rm y h a s m adlee s in c e
Jd retired
C
( u ste r’s Last Stand,” said
esident o f
M
r aj. Jim Grimshaw, presi
<
k. p a c e _ _
S
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from Al
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A m erican to ride a Russiar
ti o rb it. Tw o d ays la teeir, h e is
to
»
scheduled
to arrive at thee internai
d o n a l space station and1 Ibccom e
its
it first commander.^
and
H e ’s been training - an wait3r alm ost
ir - for this moment for
ing
c la y s in
ffji v e y e a rs . R u s s ia ’s del
± in g th e
b uilding a n d then launch
ss)p a c c s ta tio n ’s living q iu a r te rs
lore thon
hhie ld everything up for mo:
t\ oyears.
tw
wrap Ihis
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id with a
uj an d go,* ” his wife said
up
laugh.
la
station is
B y the dm e the space sti
juld I ' a
cc pleted in 2006, it shou
com
affed by
fi
first-class
laboratory staf
kSA enviocrew s of up to seven. NA&
sii
sions another full decade5 cof operaatd o n beyond th a t
n, .vhite
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168 feet from
• and orange* rocket,
ro.
tip to tip, was
was transported hori)p a train car pulled by
zontally atop
jinc.
a diesel engine
in a tio n w as j u s t 1.5
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m ile s aw ay
ly - th e la u n c h '^ p a d
first a rtific ia l
w here th e world’s
woi
s a te llite . S p ut tn ik , to o k o f f in
/h ere the w orld’s firs t
1957 ancl whei
s p a c e m a nI,, S oviet c o s m o n a u t
rin, departed in 1961.
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tes, on read sign?, on
IS. C
m onum ents.
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cials are quick
country’s m any
Americans of their
d
the w orld’s
space feats,, induding
inc
nning sp ac e s t a t i o n ,
longest-runni;
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th e county’s historic comm
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N
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MACOMB, M ich . (A P ) ' Democrats Al G ore
re and
i
Jo sep h
L ieberm an blanket*
:eted TV ta lk
- - - ihows S unday, rocke
eked D e tro it’s
an d m o to re d
black c h u r c h e s am
through M ichiganI w ith a b lu n t
hom estretch m essag
>age: “G eorge
I . Bush is not ready to
:o tbe president
y\ . of thc U nited States.
cs.” Bush told
’ ‘ Latino su p p o rters in C alifornia
" . th a t h e is g o in g to b e a t G o re
re bI ec au se h c
{. '■
__ , t h e re
w. • . B M L ^
is worl
orking to ea m
ry v o te w hile
;?
vice president
■y; .; ^
h a s t a k e n th e
E le c tio n
stateofo
fc r granted.
Ip p e r
G o re
ealed to those
I don’t see h e r
•'* ' h u s b a n d ’s p e rs o>nal
ne
a p p e a l.
e ■ telling M acom b Coui
ounty’s swing
■ voters the presidentia
iDal elecoon is
not “The Dating Game
ime.”
"You don’t have to fail in love
...,.;with Al Gore. I alread
»ady did that,”
vy
she said b efo re boar
oarding a b us
-1 •'■caravan with the vicc
rice p re s id e n t,.
"
running m ate Liebem
erm an and his
.'"wifeHadassah.
■
President C linton.
I
n. banished
to
: th e w ings, preach<
c h e d a t tw o
!
Washington-area blad
lack churches,
trying to e x d te likely
ily <
Gore voters
;
to tum out on Election
ion Day.
-I • The latest polls give
Ive GOP Texas
R jjj^ l
3
I-
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c o m p l i i c a t e s d i pp ' l o m a c y
ito n im p lo r e s
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black
k v o t e r s t o ra lly
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k
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P re s ldUlt
^ t Clinton sang along with
sp ei c h o irs a t two black
th e gosp
•.
B a p tistt cIh u r c h e s S unday and
\
e d congregants to ponder
Im plored
what he
c
i; called
the stark choices of
:sldential campaign and to
t h t presle
"m ake su
sure nobody takes a pass
on Nov.
7.
.7."
“When
en I hear people say tills is
illy a very significant decnot reall>
m
™akes me want to go head
I t o an e m p ty swim m ing
lg
p ^ , .. QJ,
I^linton said at AUred Street
ct
le
B a p tis t C h u rc h ju s t outside
Ig to n . "W e reaUy do have a
Washingt.
rk
e aar. u n a m b ig u o u s stark
big, cle
;et
choice here.
he We don’t have to get
at we
m ad, but
i need to be sman.”
Jy
L e aing
^ j the W hite house shortly
;eawn on a clear, crisp latea fte r daw
O c to bcer r d ay , C lin to n issued a0
ut
appeal
for a large turnout
ap
nt
k voters
for Vice President
o* ^ “Ck
\
QS
^ ^ w ee In
ii the contest with Texas
sorge W. Bush,
ar e are di/fercinces in educa, There
.V
licy, in health care poUcy,
aon pobc
ronm ental policy, in crime
enviroi
m d on foreign policy, just• aa
pohcy one
;,g
ton <>fththin g s,” C linton told the
.J,
n ornlng service a t Shiloh
e a rly mo\
_
Church in the nation’s cap*1
Y ou n e e d to show on
ElectionnD
I ay.”
ancd Bu:ish offerrdistinoX philossophies
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(AP) - Beyond
; . George W. B ush’s “com
*'c passion'
ate conservatism” an'
and AJ Gore’s
tr is t p o litic s,
own ro o ts in ce n tri:
c h o ic e s a r e
cle a r a n d c la s s ic: cl
• being offered in thlee presidential
i
election.
• ----- -Such c h o ic e s uSi
u s e d to f a ll
broadly under th e nam
na es Uberai
an d c o n s e rv a tiv es.. T
* h e l a b e ls
;aken on som e
have changed, or taki
a d o rn m e n t, b u t u n d e r ly i n g
p h ilo so p h ie s a r e pprr e tty m u ch
intact.
G ore
and
D e m o c ra t
Go:
le re e on m ost
1 .,.I',R epublican Bush agr
huti-;of th e e n d s: b e t t ei r, ic h o o ls , a
leolth core for
stronger m ilitary, hea
m ore A m e r ic a n s oi n d m o re
m t.
T ; <money for retirem ent,
ficantly on the
i:. .. They differ significi
f
means.
m ore
••
Simply put. Gore; invests
ir
ent’s
.1. faith in the federal, governm
go
) ■ ability to ta k e co re of
I n a tio n a l
pro'.'I' -problems, offering' through
th
ve tax b re ak s
I'l.: grams - or selective
r a m s - t o help
I-..' that resem ble prograr
. Donation!
IS t o
ju m p
charities jl
; to 13 pero
(AP'i
'W A SH IN G T O N
hnriSii'^^aised
’ 'r ■'America’s leading char
;j, inore than $38 biUion ll
'' ■ increase of 13 percent
a philanthropy journal
■nal reports in
this week’s issue.
• T he S alv atio n Airm
rn y le d th e
• 1999 survey of the top
top 400 C h a r i.
straight year
..... ties for th e eighth stn
in in
.. feceiving $1.4 biUion
i cash and
. '•. donated goods, accord
ording to T he
in th ro p y , th e
’■ C hronicle of P hilantl
n • w eekly “ N e w sp ap e
Nonprofit W orld,” w
wVh k h°began
tion statistics
[. ...compiling contributioi
:1hl991.
•
tnted last year
•' The top 400 account«
charitable giv.
' for about a fifth of cha
ch has steadi. ‘ jng nationwide, which
decade,
-J }y increased over th ee past
p
years.
espedaUy in th e last: three
th
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;
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f
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.'Cause the adm inistration
d various plans sucli as seizr i i r t hle" long-closed I r a n ia n
V In Washington or taking
from frozen Iranian as.set.s.
Is feared drawing retaliaruining cliances for future
- S t S nIS
? ^with rhose staie.s which
lan. North Korea. Iraq. Iran.
Jbyu and Syria,
h e r section of the law ^ v e s
50 mUlion to the famUies of ^
rothers to the Rescue work)se ]plane was shot dovm off
.. whose
coast
st cof Florida by Cuban jets
19 ^ i. T
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Cuban a.sseis and not th e
ry.
e the law most Immediately
ses cases against Iran anil
a w ^ i s arc pending against
b y Amtuicans
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used as hum an
d j rin g the P ersian G ulf
1 du
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id against
Libya on beh a lf
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vict
victims
of Pan Am’S bombthose families are awarded,
i ng. If tho!
es in court, they too could
;ie government and ask for
getting compensation.
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WASHING-rON (A
i\r)
law gives American w
vi u m s o f lc r .
lollars m comrorism millions of dol
pensation, but some; ffear it won't
lie g o a l - punachieve their ultimate
Lshing terrorist nations
T h e legislation to“ p a y v i c i m s
from th e U.S. T reasu
?ury first, and
re c o u p th e m oney fr
terrorist states later, is
t h a t co m p licn tes lm
diplomacy, sa> some I
law experts,
T h e legislation sign
;n ed ,^ n ad a y
by P resident CUnion
y s R o se m a ry
lu t e d sch e m e ,” says
W olfe of Alexandria,
20-year-oId stepdaugh
S tcr^M rlam .
^ .b in g o f P a n
d ied In th e 1988 bom
Am Fight 103.
“ I ’m no saint, but
..,,1 c o u ld n o ,
ta k e money this way,’
C ohen, whose 20-yeai
ter, Theodora, died in
o ver Lockerbie, Scotia
. . . t
“I l doesn’t punish~
p u n is h e s U.S. taxpa
cJu rtH o u ii,
C ohen of Cape May C
N.J.
“ T h e A m e ric a n t
ms of dollars.
going to pay miUion:
a n d som ehow , somei
monev
soon, m aybe nol soon
jn, tne money
wiU b e taken from th'
the Iranians?”
asked Cohen.
“I think you have t
. th e E aster Bunny to be
S h e and olhers beU'
behind the Pan Am be
y e a rs ago. One prope
l » n c n t of th e
f im w to w dl
law a n d among the fl
e p h e n F l o to w
benefit hum It is Step
w hose daughter, AUst
Isa, was kiUed
in a 1995 bom b in g5 i
S tr ip . O th e rs Incl
A n d e rs o n , fo rm e r cl
h'?
E a s t c o rre s p o n d e=^t'"fof^T‘‘
n
Idaho
In Ic
u n s::
LA Si
IlM K lto V M P y M I TVtfIrt
T
i Ir n i
Ited Press In 1984 when hc
k e n hostiige and h e ld in
in for nearly seven yea rs,
low hostages hekl for sliortrio d s, D avid J a c o b s e n ,
Cicippio and Frank Reed;
ther, eight families who’ve
ToRCthc:
lawsi
w suits will receive som e
5213 ^Uli„
Illion plus interest,
e n T eh ran re a d s in t h e
n
? Jv,
lh a t th e p re s id e n t h us
iliis law. and |)e<»ple can yo
leir money, it’s goliiK to hit
" says F latow of W est
n r-m ..,.u. n
N .j. “They’re going to
p.”
IS awarded those dam ages
a 1996 law th a t allo w e d
Z l S c ran
L ’victims to sue countries
ring terrorists if tliose counare
on th e
S ta t e
ment's li.st of seven terrorist
t victims
Some terroristisation
claim compen;
plan falls shortto f goal
p o l i c e : s h o o t , k i l l IH a l l o w e e n p a r t y g o e r
1■«R I N I T Y E A R , N OOSS E & T H R O A T ,
ro w l
•r i
em ent.
Boost retirem ent inc
ncome?
managem
is
e is
e: by keeping
T h ere
i a lot of “Yes” in this
You bet, says Gore:
Is ond layercampaign
Social Security as It I;
ent
T h e ^h ig e b u d g e t su rp lu ses
ing on top of it a newVentitlem
<
ted for y ea rs to come, ,a
people
p ro jec tci
m atching th e moneyf that
i
im ent investu n iq u e f e a t u r e fo r to d a y ’s
put into their retlren:
^
:ans, are being treated as
A m ericar
ments.
Bush: by leta gold m
mline for expensive amblA bsolutely, says Bl
iome of their
tions.
ting people d ivert soi
Social S e c u rity tax<
x6s Into th e
G o re» w o u ld u s e them to0
:e a la rg e ly Clinton-plus
om lses to be
adv a n ce
m arket, in w hat pror
a: e x te n d in g reasonably
rhange in the
ag e n d a:
the most profound ch:
I
insurance to more
priced health
he
program’s history.
H elp the elderly bbuy
i prescHp*
c h ild r ee n a n d low er-incom e
prcschool into 1
a
adults, turning
tu
tion drugs?
saUy affordable program,
universal
Yes, says Gore: byy sweetening
V
into school conplowingg biUions
I
M edicare.
jn and teochers’ pay raisstruction
Y es. say s B ush:: by g iv in g
se
tax breaks here
ook after the
es. H e’dd sprinkle
s
money to states to loc
up a • a n d th o rre th ro u g h th e m iddlee
elderly poor w hile setting
S(
ll
0
prom
ote
popular
sociol
:h the private
class to f
system that uses both
ke coUege or job training,
; a r e to give
goals Uke
m a rk e t an d M edica
would use the surpluses
jns.
Bush w
people choices in plan
to c u t ta x r a te s fo r everyone
Conscr^’ation?
le working
poor to the fab-'
who'd
from the
'
Yes at .m , from Gore,
G
whUe going further
ulously■rich,
rl
spend blUlons to add1 parkland.
r
i l
.cpubllcans usually do to
ish, but wilh
th an Rep
Yes, too, from Busi
■noney on social needs.
r lv a t e la n d
spend mo
a n e m p h a s is on p ri
Los A ngeles
were in costum e,” L<
; A N G E L E S (A P ) - T h ee
P o lic c D e p a rtm e nn:t s p o k esshooting of a H allow eenn
ougliton said
woman C harlotte Broi
guest w ho had a fake gunn
party gui
of lhe officerr {Sunday. "If
ft th e troubled Los
has left
o u r life Is
you
yoi
les
P olicc
A ngeles
you
th
rea
ten
ed
,
y< re act In
tm ent in an unwantDepartm;
t h e w ay y o u w e re
)tllght a n d thc vietrained.”
f r ie n d s blam in g
friends said
But L ee's fr
profiling.
lhe shooting
Sunday that ll
3r A n th o n y Dwain
Lee, 3!
in a m istake.
was
m ore than
39, d ie d a t a
S om e p la n nned
c to ho ld
vood H ills mansion
ay n ig h t in
v ig il M onda}
ie w as shot several
police station
front of the po
an o ffic er who A
^
J
Jaby
w h e re H o pip
p e r Is sta-t h im th ro u g h a
ithonyLee
tio n e d to pprro te s t th e
d o o r a b o u t 1 a.m .
Antho
|a “t^?da?
shooting,
lay.
getting
“ His biggest fe ar was
v
ce say L e e had p o in te dd
;au se h e ’s a
killed by cops, beca
ooked like a gun at Officerr
Vlary L in, a
ta ll b la c k m a n ,” Mi
1 Hopper, and Hopper, who□
told th e Los
friend of.the Lee’s, tc
rriv e d a t th e m ansion inn
Angeles Times.
is e to a neighbor’s noisee
A lo n g tim e frie n d of L e e ’s,
alnt. fired in self defense,
lid L ee had
t
R
am
on
M
cL
ane,
saii
had
no
way
of
knowing
it
» e ha
aclal profile
been a subject of rac
ik e e v e n though p e o p lee
was fak«
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T
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y
H
n
ll
B
/I
W j ^ ,"
ji
a t io n
E x p e r ts sa y p re (
^
y
n-mnrFni
Tipp.,.
kflce President Al Qore fans hit
:r«tlc prasldentlal candidate Vice
lign potter, a t sho Introducett Ihim to
« “'* " Qore/Uobflmian 2000 campaign
ist ILanting, Mich., Sunday.
le ra a t a campaign rally In East
supporter
i.sed on three
Gov. Bu«
le
repeating lines he u.«
Bush a narrow but notable
ows.
edge inn ai race that has seesawedd
network mom ing shov
jrmaUy keeps
since th
th'e sum m er conventions.
s.
Mrs. Gore, who non
state poUs
pol dramatize the historic
ic
h e r i n tro d u c tio n ss s h o rt and
voters
d o senlee js s o f th e contest: G oree
sweet, also piled on. saying
s<
appears
want experience andd ‘'somebody
irs ah e ad in Florida, Bushh
■eign policy.”
up in O
0 hio a n d o th e r b a ttleJwho understands forei
Ralph Nader, the G
C reen Party
grounds;
ds still tight tossups.
lUing support
Withll nine
n
1candidate who is pull
days left in the camberals in key
p aign,I, t h e r h e to r ic g o t e v e nn
from Gore among Ub<
tjigan, w here
sharper,
states such as Michii
er, w ith Lieberm an flatlyy
ge, dismissed
asserting
Gore has'a slight edg<
ing th at Bush is nol ready to0
him as Ineffectual.
be presid
sident.
« a t the bumV.
“If Gore cannot bes
“Moyb
lybe someday, but not now.
or, w ith th at
0
bUng
Texas
governor
Now Geo
^ r g e Bush is not ready to
s,
horrific record, w h atg
t, o o d is he?
be presid
sident of the United States,
ood heavens,
What good is he? Go(
the kind
nd o f'p re sid e n t you n e e d
d u n k .”
th is s h o u ld b e a silam
h
and desc
eserve,” Lieberm an told a
lBC’s “T his
N a d e r s a id on AB
ra lly on th e law n of M ac o m b
W eek.”
C ounty
ty C o m m u n ity C o lle g e ,
«
icedent
: D e rm ocna ts g es t m e^ s s a g ee o u t
J 1'; R epublicai
ans rest
■J ; for final we
/e e k
A-3
. m a g i c v Q3 l l e y . c o m
III
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\ G I ( □ V ^ A L IL E \
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M o>nday,
r
; P age A-4
j
A r o u nND
LLEY
THEVAL
sntsklll
i Pair of acclden
one, Injures otl
rthers
TWIN FALLS - A local
loc teenager
died early Sunday m a ccollision east
of town.
Jerem y Kienzle, 18,, of
ol Twin Falls,
Dodge pickup
• died Sunday when the* D
with a
: truck h e was drivin* collided
col
: C ircle A seini-truck., The
Tl acddent
; h a p p e n e d a t about 1:40
1:4' a.m. near
ge on Idaho
I th e H a n s e n B ridge
H ig h w a y 50, T w in F
Faa lls C ounty
swoman Nancy
; S h eriffs Officc spokesw*
; Howell said.
ani-truck were
• K ienzic and th e semi
trtick
northbound when the• Circle-A
Q
ckup. The pick. started to pass the picku
rem ent on the
- up w e n t off th e paven
rcorrected
and
right. T h e driver overco
came back across the lane.
lai The semi
gittoroU
over,
hit th e pickup, causing
it
ell said.
ejecting Kierale, Howell
^d dead
a t the
H e w as pronounced
i
.scene. T h e a c cid en t: still
s t is under
'investigadon. she said.L
tie ;after 3 p.m.,
. ■L ater Sunday, a little
s e v e ra l p e o p le w e ree in
ii ju red in a
four-vehicle acddent at the
i intersecl u e E a s t and
tio n o f F a lls A venue
M ountain View Drive.
re looking
for a
Twin Falls Police arc
1
sr Suburban
or
green Chevrolet either
S
:r th
p ickup w ith a cam per
t at left the
scene.
not
rdease
the
• Police officials did not
rivers o r any
nam es of th e o th e r ddri
lu rth e r details Sunday^evening.
'
.
k
W-
a r d w ill
. Buhl School Boan
le tln g
hold special meet
O c to b c r 30,).
City E d ia r r K a m R iydta
e i'-m -0 9 3 U E x tZ 3 4
7T h e T i m e s - N e w g
2 0 0 0 ___________ _____
“ l v / l a k ii n g l t h e c h a i n g e
' c o u n c i l t o d i s c u s IS
s 1L o c a l
7
I m pp rr o v e m e n t D i s t r i c t
( m l Huddy
By John
Tlit>e»N
__________
r s (are gearN FALLS - The engineers
TWnD
w ritten and
in g up,
ip, an ordinance h as bee n wri
ro v e m e n t
th e N
Nco rth M ain L o c a l Im p»ro
eady to b e
D is trrict
ic p ro je c t is a lm o s t read
launchc
ched.
:ity C oundl
A llI it needs now is fo r th e City
R ie d e s e l
t o mlake
ak an a g r e e m e n t w ith1 B
•ngineering
E n g in
e
neering
for prelim iiiary eng
an
ces and for th e cotm cil to approve
ap]
service;
creatin g th e North M ainn U
L D.
n e e rin g
i S in g to a R iedesel E ngine
m pleted
fo u r tasks need to b e comi
K ? ^ c ?lo n s tr u c tio n w o rk onn M a in
o n h can b e ^ .
Avenue Noi
•st task would be a su rv etyy 'of th e
“The first
isal siiys.
p ro je c t area,” th e proposal
proposed pi
prelimim d task is to com plete pr
"The secon
lese first
nary ba.se nm a p s of the project. Thesian titic s
two tasks w ill b etter define the quar
task of
and allow u s to com plete the thirdJ ti
•th ta s k
s t e s tim a te . T h e fo u rth
a new cost
would b e to hold public meetings.”’•
E n g in e:c
e r i n g fe e s w ould co stt ia b o u t
tic proposal says.
$20,000, the
roject to
The newV i r n was crudal to a ptoj
g u tte rs
s
re p la c e siiid e w a lk s , c u rb s a n d gu
“S
_
_______
W
N
alk on
fealg 1landscaping and o th er f<
while odding
ktoin
200 a n d 300 blocks of Mt
tures to th e• 2(
cs of
rth and th e nearby blocks
A venue N orth
Third streets.
Sccond an d Th
T h e e s timn a te d co st o f th e p ro je c t is
$920,750.
R e n e w a l A gency h a s
T h e U r b a3an
r
20.000 a n d th e City Coun
“ "j
pledged $120,
5102,000 forr tth e p roject; SSOO,000 cot
co m e fro m an I d a h o C om m uni
n t Block G rant, which is c«
D evelopm ent
orm ation of the LID. Propcj
tingent on forr
7 ^
lid pay $198,750 through L
owners would
assessm ents.
ould
w ithin th e LID woi
Property owners
ow
lting
$75 p e r lin ear foot fronti
be assessedI $!
near
u e North a n d $35 p e r line
M ain A venue
n d Third streets,
foot on Second aanc
ercent of the property ownA t lea st 60 perct
to form th e LID.
ers m u st sign thl ee petition
F
th
All b u t o n e o f th'e 24 businesses in th e
said Tim Jones,
LID signed th e! petition,
pc
n o r o f the d ty ’s downtown
executive director
Business Im prover
ivem ent D istrict
• T h e C ity C
C<o u n c il u n a n im o u s ly
J D earlier this m onth. But
approved th e LID
creating th e U D
the ordinance officially
offi
1^ approvaL
still’nee d s council
g h t’s agenda is consideraAlso on tortight
tion o f a parcel1 of right-of-way In th e SOO
A venue. T he right-of-way
b lo ck o f F ile r Av
alignm ent of th e w est side
will en a b le realigi
of Locust S treett North.
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c r e ai t B
e tric k -o r-tre a t
I
I
loundl will conB U H L -T h e O ty Coui
h e C itizen
s id e r a d o p tin g tth'
)Pjirtidpation Plan for' the
thi Downtown
ct a t tonight’s
K evitalizotion P roject
coundl meeting.
>egin at 6 p.m.
■' T he m eeting will beg
b e rs a t 203 N.
Inside council chombei
B i^ d w ay .
» tconsider sevThe coundl ill also
the
enti o th e r resolutions; regarding
rt
ltion Project as
Downtown Revitalizatioi
w ell a s a re so lu tio n1 establishing
e
officers.
o l ^ e s of appointed offi
^ The m eeting is open (o
(c the public.
Slalne commissio
iirth o u s e
iwlll meet at courl
bounty commis■ HAn-EY - Blaine Cou
S ioners will consider’ an
ai ordinance
h e covering of
thut would require the
v ehides t r a n ^ r ti n g loose
loo materials
at th eir meeting today.
nt.8:45
• T h e m ee tin g will ^begin
be
o jn . a t the couiWouse.
jid a is a discus: Also on today’s agend
^ io n a b o u t h o u s inlg
g w ith Scott
^ C ^ n .ra l
« o u e r t of t h e S out
^Community Action Ager
■ The m eeting is openntothepubUc.
tc
ron Brock
By Aaron
>Kew» wrtter_____________ _
■
H
1^9
IH M
I
■A M
utmnt
_____________
:he IFox Creek trailhead northI oof Ketchum._____________
rt trek acrow the bridge at th»
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Leamling
howtc
reach (
*
Sot so scary
^
o
jdents leam to
predate bats
SC U (
.
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By yjjre,
iron Brock
1-Newt writer________ ______
—
Universal PlanoI nr e t u r n s
n e ta rlu m
^ p a uUL
i - Bats g et no re sp ect,
to Faulkner Plane
r p o p u la r im a g e r a n g e s
; T W IN FALLS ■ Tl
creepy to terrifying,
C e n te r for A n s and Sd
t
w ith
H a llo w e e n
C o lle g e of S o u th e rn Id a h o will
„ „ „ r o oac
n h in g , f ir s t- g r a d e r s a t
concert
p P P , pE lem en ta ry S ch o o l have
b ecom e an in terp lannetary
et
,e
k
e
n
d
a
s
t
h
e
h a ll a g a in n e x t w eek
learning th at th e se winged
pTim returns to
U niversal Piano prograi
lium.
m a m mim als a r e n o t e v i l b lo o d
th e F aulkner Planetariuj
ers b u t on im p o rta n t p art
Paul
su ck e rs
• B oise area concertt pianists
p
e ecosystem.
have
S chiller and Doreen Betschart
Bei
m an
^ had a lot (of s tu d en ts) who
scheduled six perform
: c es of the
h e F a u lk n e r
w e r e ! rr e a lly s c o r e d o f b a t s ,”
u n i q u e c o n c e rt a t tthi
doy, featuring
te a c h eier r A nn S te a m s said . H er
F rid a y through Sundo;
of The
s tu d e nmt ts b ^ e v e d " th e y ’ll bite
t h e r a r e tw o-piano1 score
sc
an d suck y o u r b lo o d anid
d
y o u an
Planets by Holst. As the
the performers
Jgh the various
y o u ’U1ddie.”
woric th eir way through
M iriam A u stin , a
ic aaudiencc will
O nI Friday,
F
music movements, the
°,
s
g
ic
a
l
fie
ld
r
e
s
e
a
r
c
h
e
r
netarium dom e
b io lo g i
te e im ages on th e planet
n
b r o u ^ght
i slides and in fo n n atioin
portraying the historical significance
to th e e&school.
of th e R om an gods M ars, Venus,
also b ro u g h t t h e sterilin d N e p tu n e .
She <
ilJ u p i t e r , S a tu rn , and
bodies of two bats nativ e jtog
nning m odem iz e d boi
T hey’ll also s e c stunni
irea, a big brown b a t and a
th is arc
d ay te le s c o p e a n dI sS{p a c e p ro b e
jh
mputer-animath o a ry ybbat, from th e biology lab
im ages as well as comp
anets as theyYe
a t th tie
e C o lle g e o f S o u th e ri-n
n
pd fly-bys of those plane
perform ed.
Id a h o0.,
n d pianos from
In sstc
te a d of f e a r , t h e firs,t.
t. Tvnn Steinway grand
^
p u n k l e y M u sic in B
Booise w ill b e
ers exhibited ra p t in tere st,
g ra d ers
brought to Twin Fallsi for
fo the perfor
c la m bbering
e
to g et a d o s e look. -_
« lh ot the cono r even
m ance. The total lengtl
en to touch th e bats,
as
Q ^le
e o f th e th in g s t h a t was
te rt will be under an hour,
hoi making It
lg.
$ p e rfe c t family-orient
en te d cultural
sn-esset
sed about bats is th e ir bugludiencc mem- .
,
and s d e n c e event. Aud
lg capability.
Som e s p e d ecss
heater's sp rfn !
^
bers will sit in the thea
cat as many as 600 mosqui10
jin an hour - one e v e ry 10
rccUning choirs in thl e plonetanum
;
je e th e .ranges
th at aUow them to sec
ids.
re
projected above them.
114 sp e d e s of b a ts th a t are
h
e
d
u
l
e
d
nt
7
« Perform ances are scl
/e to Idaho e a t a n in sectand Saturdny
U
and 8:30 p jn . Friday, ai
d
diet.
Some
p
re
fe
r
beetles,
p .m . Sundny.
b i^ d d
And a t 2 a n d 4 p.n
nt
dults and $5 for
" h i l ee o( th e rs w ill s u p p le m e nIyt
Admission is $S for adtil
r 'm e a ls b y o c c a s io n a lly
can be
students of all ages. Tickets
Tic
pj.
tiny lizards o r scorpid ev o utiring
n
reserved or they can, bb-e purchajct!
tions or spedal
a t th e door. Reservatioi
sh
en
for
the
m
ost
squeam
ish
E ven
prices for groups o f d | ^ t o r m ore
al
m ch Mary Ann
s tu d eenn ts, a b u g -e atin g an im al
can b e am uiged throug
certain appeal.
h a s aI c(
^lick a t 736-3059.
^
|
ts fo r c h ild re n
sacks:
>ol B oard will
. B U H L - T he School
sdon to hold a
m eet in executive sessi(
today at
s tu d e n t hearing a t 6: p.m.
p.
the district office at 920 Main St.
Ell mulls
buhl city Council
adopting citizen1 plan
p
landy |
Ca
baagsgo i
igh tech
h i|
Id ie s ’
‘Youth Budc
‘d r e n
teaches chilc
about frienddship
By Loretta BuiWiart[
T lm e » N e w t c o r te tp KKicSent
ot
W r
MMCMIMO/IMTkMlM
Itt the tterlllzed remtint of a
Ider s t Paul Elementary, p«U
Allcia Trejo, a firtt-grad
reta Molina, left, look on.
<y Pearton, middle, and Ttret
bis brown bat a t Becky
Iled Data last week and taww a pretantatlon on batt onI
Paul flrtt-grailar* studlc
Friday.
as exam ining bats,
ble. Ass well
\
ts*
“Do they eat bloick
d widows?”
isses also heard about tlie
te w a rt asked
the d ass
first-grader Cody Stc
ta n c e o f h elp in g to pre-.
im porta
■°*
Austin.
these
d^im
^s.
m u ld , if they
serve tht
They probably wo
ause m any people do think
nk
Becnuj
h u d th e o p p o r ttuu n i t y , s h e
»re sca ry , they a re o ftee n
b a ts arc
replied.
ra te ly killed. Austin said,1.
n e ,” th e studeliberai
“T hen I nee d on*
th
e
14
s
p
e
c
ie
s
o
f
b
a
ts
Its
Of
d en t said,
re
native• to
t< Idaho. 13 species oire
During one e x e rdd :s e . students
d e re d “ s ta te - s e n s itiv e:.”
.”
.nd paired up
conside:
w e re blindfolded ani
ed
ing thot they a re counted
meaning
- one as the m o th err 1b a t and one
matched because their numin stru c te d to
and wan
as th e baby - a n d ir
lay be dedining,
i n g a distincbers maj
find each other usin
re is already a petition to
Is w e re m ore
There
tiv e call. Some calls
ed
ad d thhe
e T o w nsend’s big-eored
distinctive than o thie
e rs .
ne of Id a h o ’s sp ec ie s, to
to
b at, one
“One of the bab ieess i n my d a s s
t.
th e e nndd a n g e r e d s p e c ie s lisSt.
said ’Moo,’" S te a mss :sn id . "*
said.
t y to control
Austin1 st
W ith their ab ility
-------n d p o llin a te
in s e c t n u m b ers am
^
cs-Ncws writer Aaron Brock
Times-,
c c r t a i n p l a n t s , tthh e y a r e on
at the Mini-Cassia
can ber rcachcd
rc
im p o n an t. if o fte nI overlooked,
i
-u at t 677-4042, ext. 110, or
txuTil commuBureau
p a rt of the agricultxi
b it c-mnail
a at abrock®magicvalnity. Austin said.
/tfy.com.
But some s p e d e s >a r e in trou-
------------------CASTLEFORD - C h ild r e n a t
C astleford SchoolI ia r e o iltiv o tin g m e a n in g fu l f r ie n d s h ip s
n g p ro e n u n a t
through a m entorinf
th e school.
“ Youth Buddies.” brings chUd re n in k in d erg airtc
rt n ith ro u g h
h er w ith p e e r
sixth grade togethc
enth- through
m en to rs - 70 sever
1 2 th-graders fromft th e school’s
Civic C lu b - to talkk about things
id th e difficullike friendships tmd
lived in reachtics and risks involv
ing out to others.
nd year, chilNow in its seconi
en to rs g a th e r
d re n and their mer
fo r an all-day re^titrea t o n c e a
lte in activities
m onth to partidpate
th a t prom ote tru stt a: n d respect.
T h e m ost r e c e n tt ri e t r e a t w as
held Friday.
Advisor G eiannee C hoate said
th e program teache:
p ie a b o u t th e imi [l o - S r c e ^
r & g a n d “how
team w ork and shari
to c a r e an d how' tt o b e c a r e d
about.”
te t som e h elp
Y oung people ge
lie pursuits o t
vrith th eir academic
th e sam e time,
so called on to
“M entors are also
lo m ight need ‘
help tutor kids who
Ip w ith t h e i r
a U ttle e x tra h e lp
lte said.
■schoolvrttfk," Choat*
je t t h a t good
A nd m e n to rs ge
feeling that com esi 1from helping
som eone else.
“ W e bond w ithI tth e kids a n d
they look up to us,” said m w to r
RIENDS. Page A6
Please see FRI
t>m staff reports
Complied from
i
RLEY - Two classes of stuBURU
d e n tss a t th e C assia R eg io n al
tical Centcr put tiieir i i l l s to
Tedinica
for a good cause this week. •
w crkfor:
ey Ip u t their com puter softT hey
knowdedge to use by desigrtware knc
nd
ing an d icreating HaDoween b a© •
fo r tu d e n ts at th e N ew com er
Center.
i d « i s in the am ip u ter^ d e d
Studer
n ai
and drafting (CAD) cdasses
design
to the test during
' put heir
class periods in th e hope of
four clas
g som e tan^ble results. . ;
seeingso
designed Halloween
I h ee ddasses
t
bags w ith spooky designs. T h t
ss hhad to be designed radier
images
Upon 5 spnple^
than downloaded.
dov
ing thle
e pproject, the tech center stugave the bags to the young
dents; gan ts a t the Newcomer Center,
students
“ O u r boys and g irls w e re so
e d to get them ,” said Irm a
man, the director of the ce*|
Bushmar
ter.
r e a r e 45 k in d erg a rtetk
T h e re
Igh sixth-grade s tu d en ts afc
through
Newcomer C cnter. T he sti»th e New
been in th e United
dentsi haven’t
ha
Smtess long
lo) and most of them have
lim ite d English, B ushm an
ct of A e schooTs curriculum is
Partof
n ed to teach studenis cultui^
designed
rareness and Bushman’s dass
alavrare
b e e n le a rn in g a b o u t
h a s b«
iween. I h e candy hags firoci^
Hallowei
e ch center students w ere a
th e tech
o mie re in fo rce m en t fo r all
welcom
th e y ’v e le a rn e d , she sa id , an d
» w as a payoff for th e tech
■rstudents as well
centersc
“T h e yj w e re very p ro u d an d
should be,” Bushman said,
bags) were n eat and I saw
f m y Wds give one of tiie te d i
rk id s a h u g ."
i
project gave th e tech stu
T h e pi
d en tss aa b re ak from th e tediousj
ness o f 1learning the s o f t v ^ Bui
r o je a acniaUy helped the stus “fine-tune th eir co m puter
allowed them to leam more
t the software than they noT:
^ would,”
said CAD teacher
*
'M etz.
I
Wlile
hile th e bags are a nice ges^
m any people m ight look ac
1and
thfcik
tiiw
aren’t
q>eeial
a®
a t they could buy similaij
and th
thaj
aatt Wal-Mart,
said Kim Sedyj
^
^
e d i center's public reaatiooi
* e tech
director.
tor.
t, she
But,
d explaineti, th at is the
e idea,
whole
id m s scinvme exisls to
e ptxxhicts
that can be mas».
CTeate
p
uce d and then sold a t such
produce
hetrfs lots of capabilities with
CAD' an
a n d this was a way to in M
another school," thri
grateI iit twitii
'
lOtherboieQt of tiie ptoject iJ
t h a t i t s p a rk e d som e o f the{
a m e r C oiter student:^ inter-'’
Newcoin
I tfie tech center. The students
estintfaf
a « ij a^n n W to v i ^ M etz^ dass toi
c h e Aicoout
t th e computer irograms,!
m ansaid.
I
Budimai
“I really
real appreciate (tech centEjj
ents) wanting to do p r o j e ^
students
andwwock
oti w i* m y kkb,” & e « i d j
lefuDy theyTl inspire m y SidsJ
“Hopefu
ineway.”
!
insocae^
-----TMsJVeuu wriurAmDn Bnck'
Times’
can biee rtmched at the M m iCosiia
mm
Bureau
c S n -K H iE ^ m o r b v
Uatdbrodt&magicvaOeoxxm.
3nd(r.Octob(rM,2000
Mon
hitowa, Twbi Fal*, Uate M
T1raa»K«
ley / I d a h o
I ^ G i c V a lli
l a y e d - a g^ a i n
:e gets dela
S i m p s oo n d e b a t e
» . BOISE (A P) - Writh
itl freshm an
ssman Michael
Republican Congrcssit
in thc cnd-of^Simpson still tied upp ir
cap'^‘session'turm oil in the nation’s
r
;hc
it a l o a S u n d a y , th
c te le v is e d
w
d e b a te sch e d u le d wiith his two
>srponed for a
challengers was postj
second time.
evision, which
Idaho P ublic Televi
will b ro a d c a s t the: ddteb a te sponho L eague of
s o re d b y th e Idaho
W o m e n V o te rs a n d th e Id a h o
ced on Sunday
Press Club, announcec
ake place Nov.
that th e face will take
jtd of what has
5. It will m ark the end
2000 political
b ee n a lac k lu ster 201
the
season in w h a t is arguably
ar
blican state.
nation’s m ost Republic
W illiam s, a
D e m o c ra t C raigg V
e r and former
re tired A rm y officer
lan from Boise,
high-tcch businessman
Lntcmet-based
•has conceded his Inti
lg ishot. But hc
(Campaign was a long
southem and
has been touring thee st
crict in reccnt
p astern Id a h o distric
V ,
rR
j
w eeks to bol*
s te r
his
chanccs.
T h c thirdp a r ty
con­
te n d e r
is
D o n o v a n
Bramwcll, a 47y e a r - o l d
L ib e r ta ria n
fa rm e r from
Lew isville in
Mieh»«is
usm
pM
n
U pper
.
=
S n a k e RRiv e r V alley of eastern
Idaho, has
ha m aintained a staunch
arion lin e against big govL ibertari
n t t and government intrue m m en
eyond tn e basic services
sion bey
sodety nt>cds.
nt
won, 50, a Blackfoot dentist
Simpso
rm er speaker of the IdahoI
and form
■
o
H ouse olf R ep re sen tativ es, surn in te n s e four-way 1998;
vived aan
rim ary to set the stage for a1
GOP prin
iber v ia o ry by nearly eight
Novembe
.
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TUARIES
1
ctay.
RUPERT
tor N e lso n p a s s e d
R a y m o n d H unior
a w a y o n Frid a y , O c io b o r 2 7 . 2 0 00 .
a i th e a g e o f 9 5 in a Twin Falls c o n v a lo s c o n i c o n to r.
H u n te r w a s b o rrn
n N o v o m b o r 18. H / H
d a h o . H u n ier a n d
1 9 0 4 . in O ak lo y . IIdc
Z e o M a y S e v e re w e r e m a rrie d April
3 . 1 9 2 9 . in t h o3 S a l t L a k e L D S
T em plQ .
H u n ie r w o rk o dI d rn r e n c h e s w hon
1
h e w a s y o unQ a n d w o n l lo co lio g o
a l B r ig h a m Y o u.n
n g U n iv e rsity . Ho
•
. - a t a n e d w o r k i n gg ., If o r t h e F o r e s i
S e r v i c e in 1 9 4 0 I,, a n d b r o u g h t h is
H e rolirod
fam ily lo H ailey in 1941,
1
fro m Ih o F o re s t S
Sce r v ic e in 1 9 6 5 ,
1
a lt I h e H a ile y
Ih o n
w o rk e d
u s io d ia n a n d bailiff
, .
C o u r th o u s e a s cusK
for Ih e p r is o n e rs .
H u n te r e n jo y e d oolii p a in tin g , h u ntQ u r •f£f a v o r ite fish e rm a n , F ro d n c .u
k
jj
in g , fis h in g a n d mn a nr y o lh e r o u td o o r p . g g
H aynes,
p assed
aw ay
s p o r ts . H e d e ssig
igrn e d a n d w o rk ed O c io b>er
o r 2 7 . 2 0 0 0 . o( c o m p lic atio n s
3 mpp .n g la c il.l.e s fo r
• o n m o s t o l th o cam
l e a n su r g e r y .
]
e r v ic e d u n n y h is
„ d w a s b o r n J a n u a r y 16. 1920.
th e U .S . F o r e s i S er
w o r k i n g y e a r s , H te a l s o w e n t o n
p Q ^ gc a i e i l o . I d a h o , to E le s a n dd
m a n y s n o w m e aisu
s u rrin g trip s lor h is
|_ jn jann H a y n e s , a n d r a i s e d inn
,s
o kk a a n d R u p o r t. W h o n h is
jo b a n d in s t r u c teId
d ea n d p a rtic ip a te d M in idlo
•oss in th e S a w to o th ( g ih o r• d i e d in 1 9 3 7 , F ro d h e lp e dd
in m a n y f o re s t tiro
N a tio n a l F o re st.
s u p p oorrtt h is m o th e r a n d y o u n g e)rr
ly
H u n te r h a s le dJ a to n g a n d h a p p y b r o th e3rr E ric. H o s e rv e d i'i tn o Army
n d family. W e will d u r in gg \W o rld W a r II. s ta tio n e d inn
- life w ith h is w ife aanc
a ll m is s h im . H e h a s th r e e c h ild ren G e r m l a rn y . W h ite o n f u rlo u g h inn
' a n d a d a u g h i e3r r- -i
i n -I a w . M a ria n L o n d oo nn . h e m e t O liv e J e x a t a
ly
loy
d a n c 0e ., T w o f u r l o u g h s la te ;
B Q ltran (R a y m o nid
d ) N o lso n . Virginia
N e l s o n ( J o h n ) Millei
llllor. H aro ld (Bolly) w e r e m a rr ie d o n M a rc h 23, 1946, in
y.. E n g la n d . T h ey relu rn o d to
:o
T ilb u ry
N e l s o n a n d J a n icc e r^^etson (New ell)
R u p e rt.
r t. a n d F r e d s ta r te d h is ow n
T u r n e r , l iv i n g in
ir H a i le y a n d
B o u n tifu l. U tah. H e h a s tw enty-tw o c o n s ttrruu c t i o n b u s i n e s s . A lte r h e®
w o n iy -th ro o g ro a t- r e ti r e d3.. IF r e d a n d O live s p e n t their
g r a n d c h ild r o n . twoi
g r a n d c h i l d r e n ,. a n d liv e g r e a t - w in te rrss iin Y u m a . A rizon a , a n d th c
e rrs
; in R u p e rl
g r e a t - g r a n d c h i l ddrree n . H u n te r a ls o s u m m ie
F r e d dj a n d O liv o r a is e d livo chilh a s I h r e e s is t o r s a n d o n o b ro th e r
ith lo v o a n d lau g h to r: Ju d y .
wit
. s ti ll liv i n g . H o w aa s p r o c e d o d in d r e n w
J
o
le Z
d e a t h b y h is w ile
2 e o o n O c to b e r J o a n . J o h n , D ia n a , a n d B ruce. They
•/
' 1, 1 9 8 8 , tw o s o n s GG e o r g e K ent a n d e n i o y ee dd g a t h e r i n g s w ith a n o vorI"
R a y m o n d H. N■oJel lso n . a n d f o u r g r o w i nn gg fam ily : J o h n ’s wife P atly'J,
d
B r u c e) 's w ifo D o l. J o a n 's h u s b a n ,rt
' b r o th e r s .
K in g a n . a n d D ia n a's h u sb a n d
F u n e r a l s e r v ii cc ee s w ill b o a t 11 R a lp h Ki
,a
H a le , g r a n d c h ild re n J a n a
o v e m b e r 2 . 2 0 00 ,
• a ,in ,.-T h u r s d a y . N
Nov
,
). K ev in (C h e ry l). L oren (Liz),
• a t lh e H a ile y L D3S
S C
' h a p o l, B ish o p ( N e a l). !•
3
will b e c o n d u c tin g , f ^ 'C h ejaa ll ( J e s s i c a ) . W e sle y . L ex ie,
R u s s e ll B a r n e y will
\b b y . a n d g re a l-g ra n d ch ild rc,n
n
)llo w in th e H ailey
I n te r m e n t will lollo
1. Brin, T yrol. Sfinidi a n d Taya,
C e m e t o r y . a n d Irio
(rio n d s o r e in v ited CoMor^fc
dd \w a s p r e c o d e d in d e a lh b,v
y
10 r e tu r n lo th e cc hh u r c h lo r a lu n - ^ , F [ °Ih
d
h is falh eer, m o th e r , b ro th er Eric, a nId
ranch in Almo unlil 1912 '
lamily movod to Rc
Alborla. Canada, whero f
was employod in King I
general store. In I9t4. tl
moved back to Almowhei
graduated Irom the Sth gi
then attondod tho Albn
Normal School whoro s
pleted high school and th
uated Irom the Normal S
1923 In 1923-24, she t
lhe Almo Elementary Sci
thon attondod tno McCuno
un S c h o o l
iv e r s i t y o f
ol Music and tho Univi
Uiah Irom which she ggrr a d u a t e d
with a B.S. dogroo in E£'d u c a t i o n
to in P u b l ic
wllh a Special Cortilicato
School Music,
iriha ta u g h t
In th o la ll o l 1928. GertI
a t t h e h i g h s c h o o l a>t1 A s h t o n .
Id a h o . T h e ro s h e m o t h
i er h u sb a n d , H e r s c h e i Loosli, w
Tu
m a r r ie d J u n o 2 5 . 1930, in
if th e S a lt
L a k e C i ty T e m p le For lh
if e n e x t 8
.
sc h la r m o d
■y ears. B e r t h a a n d H orsci
A sh to n a n d
d u r in g t h o s u m m e r s m As
s p e n t t h e i r w i n t e r s in v a r i o u s
lo r n ia . l h e
p l a c e s in c l u d i n g C a lifo
P a c i f i c N o r t h w e s t, a n d A lm o In
Id a h o F a l l s
1 9 3 8 , t h e y m o v e d lo Idi
w h e r e B e r th a s p o n l lh eI rffe s t o( h e r
lifo o x c e p i (or a 5 yoar p
pco t,o d d u r m g W o r l d W a r II w h e nn s h e a n d
;ajg o T h e r e
H e r s c h r e s i d e d m C h ica
B e r th a f ir s t w o rk e d (orr A
^ rm o u r &
lio n is t, la w
C o m p n n y .t-. a r e c o p tio
union T h o n
c le r k , a n d in lh e c re d it un
s h e w o r k e d a l o n g s i d e0 h e r h u s b a n d ( o r t h e P u llm a n stool
S
C at
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Hazelton
!on, scrvice at 2 p.m . today
Twin Falls,
^t White
ite M ortuary Chapel.
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m.
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2000, ot Sunbridge Care
r e C e tJ e r.
all
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n s a n d Wll
uly and frie n d s m ay call
• ' S F u n e ral
5-7 p .m . to d a y aatt be announced by Parke'
Home.
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and Girls C lub of Magic,
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11
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Evergreen
hy Helpers workshop, 1 to°
Healthy
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2 :3 0 p .mI,,,,y
C S I ;ki
S k i Clyb m eeting. 1 p.m..
S liie ld s 101.
101 ■
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alter arena.
jle in the Ju n g le” weekly^
revue, 6 p.m ., H e rre ti
r e p t i l e rc
rain forest.
„
lems of GhouUsh Delight.”
Anther
F a u lk n e r
are S4.
Magicc V a lle y S ym p h o n yy
7 p.m .. F in e A rts
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Thursday
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Shields 110.
Gays, lesbians andJ bisexuals
(CLAB) m eeting. 4 p.n
.m .. S h io ltls
Saturday
ly
T r a f f i c safety
sa l
class. 8 a.m, ti»
.S hields 103.
jsio n a l d e v e lo p m e n t
. 8:30 a.m . to 4 p.m ..
building 202 and
M e y e r h o ee fffer
f.
218.
irvest Tim e Festival. 9
CSI Harvi
8
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Symph(»ny concert. 3
'Vouth Sy
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p.m.. F inee Ai
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Magic
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133,
Golden E a g le vvio l l e y b a l l
„CSI
againsi Snow CoUcgc,, 7p,m
7
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en’s basketGolden Eagle wom er
:ity . Mont..
ball leam in M iles Cii
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Pioneer Invitational.
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CSI Harvest T im e c.
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m. to 1 p.m,
Fine Arts Day. 9 a.m
for
all cam pus. O p e n house
h
fuiure ans students.
Mike
Farm m eeting v^iihJ Sen,
i
lon. Shields
Crapo. 10 a.m. to nooi
114,
Lalinus U nidos w ee
■ekly meeting. noon. Shields 102.
Latinos Unidos clubb - O r i i U n o f
to 2
Music ond C u ltu re .”'• noon
:
p,m., Fine Arts 119.
ous weekly
Narcotics Anonym ot
ert Building
meeting, 7 p.m.. D eser
113.
Golden E a g le volleyball
v
istem Utah.
against College of Easi
7 p.m.. CSI gymnasium.
Supday
Bible Church, 10
Magic Valley
Val
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p.m „ Shields 117 and
jjh .
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7 p.m.
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H a ile y . I d a h oo..
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B liss, d i e d F rriday.
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C ongressm an Richardd Rtnlling«t,
who gave up th e seat uin 1992 w
enate race.
an unsuccessful U.S. Sen
M ixing conservativeI aand moderate positions as he hasI tlthroughout
limpson h as
his political career, Sin
c side of th e
been a t on the opposite!
resentotive,
state's o th er U.S. repre
r e ti r in g conservativ
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ber of
Chtmoweth-Hoge, on as num
i
congressional votes the
he past tw o
ytsars.
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h a v e m o d e it even hhia r d e r f o r
WiUiams to make anyy Iinroads in
Sim pson’s support
As m u c h as challer
incum bent, however, Wi
has trie d to use his cai
i p a i g n to
reinvigorate on Idaho D
P a rty th a t in just a d«
been pushed to the brini
vance.
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10,2000
Mondqr.OetDiMrM.
TF
M a g i c V alll e y AV e s t
i
uses Sal]Imon reseolution geets bitter•reaction.
Nationalal fire plan1 doubles elefforts, foCL
’on die West inclu(iding Boisee, Pocatelklo
’) - T h e Forest
RENO, Nev. (AP)
:ly d o u b le its
S e rv ic e w ill n ea rly
flee t o f fire enginesI to fight forest
f i r e s in thro u g h o>ut
u t t h e W est,
as
including Boise andd Pocatello,
F
nal fire plan.
p a rt o f a new national
Is p la n n e d on
A gency officials
n
ce
d
e
ta
ils
of
M onday to announct
i llio n i n new
; m o re th a n $2 m illi
to th e
r e s o u r c e s h e a dled
ed
■ H u m b o ld t-T o iy abb e N a tib n a l
□f th
. Forest os a result of
t e package
ess an d recCTt*
. approved by Congress
ly signed into law' by
bj P re s id e n t
Clinton.
of
•Jit is just about a doubling
(
so u rc es,” said
o u r firefighting resoi
M ike Dondero, thle
e fo
f r e s t’s fire
icee r b a s e d in
. m a n a g e m e n t o ffic
. Carson City.
lg tto g e t fires.
“W e’re still going
•rotect commu• But th e idea is to prot
more resources
nities and provide moi
ck to kee p all
. fo r th e initial attack
.
■a Las Vegas,
each are planned for
Elko and Ely, he said.L
dso a re headBig new engines ais
'ity . S p a rk s, '
e d fo r M ountain Cit
e, Calif., and
G enoa, M arkleeville,
ustin.
e ith er Tonopah or Aus
In addition to tiier e n ^ e s , th e
Forest Service plansI tth e addition
>t Ishot” crews
of five of its elite “hot
n, in c lu d in g
in th e G re a t B asin,
C edar aQ r,
Elko. Salt Lake a t y U
, <
itello.
Utah; Boise and Pocau
vill m ark th e
Dondero said It wil
r£ars working
first time in his 32 yfa
ts firefighting
for th e agency that its
St. M ore typineeds have been met.
n t o f b u d g et
cal is th e 55 percent
n e t last year.
requests that were me
he said,
ta would have
The extra resources
um m er, especome in handy tiiis sur
I. w h e re h e
c ia lly in M o n tan a,
fforts against
h d p e d coordinate eff<
lot spots.
the rmtion’s hottest hoi
at s In the W est from becom*
th e fires
ra i ^ ” he said in an inter­
ing solla
view.
)f
ce
as
m
any
engines
22
of
Twice
rg e 750 -g ^ o n tan k ers andd
th e larg<
n
22 of th
tl e s m a lle r lSO *gallon
le
tru c kIs- -:are expected to be on the
tt
UnesInInN evada w h e n th e next
ason
opens
In
th
e
spring,
fire seas*
iAs m
much
t as $500,000 in addiis e x p e a e d to helpp
tionalfunding
fu
ye fuel
reduce
f loads through eveiyrthingfrom
fro grazing sheep in overlg
g ro wnn gi ra s s la n d s to m ow ing
:d
and conducting prescribed
brush ar
e said.
bum s,,hhc
le
resources for the
Theincreased
in
st
)oldt-Toiyabe - th e largest
Humbol
lal forest outside of A l a w national
lg
ical of a boost in spending
is typica
•s
ghout th e F o rest Service's
throughi
anearlyI 200
2i million acres natioiuilndero said.
ly.Dondi
!s.
D new
la rg e f i r e e n g in e s .
Two
r
let first time'
(gram could L
N ew prog
iders avoid conviction
c
sex offenc
SALT LAKE C nrv
Y i(AP) - Firstffenders arrest. tim e, nonviolent offer
lUdting sex will
e d oo charges of solid
mce to avoid a
soon have the chanci
viction if they
m isdem eanor convic
s.
ta k e therapy classes.
•ogram starting
U nder a pilot progi
alt L a k e C ity.
n e x t m onth in S alt
ofifenders can take an e i ^ t - to 10ling th em how
w eek course teachinj
th e ir crim e affectss th
ti e ir hom es,
ps an
health, relationships
j d commup le te i t , th e
n ity . If they comnpi
5d fr o m th e ir
c h a r g e is dropped
records. Known ass jo
jc h n schools,
ore b e c o m in g
th e s e program s are
•sp re ad in th e
in creasingly widespi
U nited States and Can
“T his is not to sh
shia m e th em ,”
5w, a co u n scr' said Candace Nenow,
for t h e c ity ’s
; v ic e s m anager for
ervice, which is
Criminal Justice Servi
ogram with the
■working on the progr
•T here is some
• 3rd District Court “Tl
bein g caught.
' o f lh at anyway by- b<
n t ito do is eduW hat we really want
cate them.”
the
Salt Lake O ty iss foUowing
ft
Hed b y S an
m o d e l establishec
ecam e th e first
Francisco, which beca
iohn school in
, U.S. d ty to offer aI jo!
ire.. N ashville.
. 1995. Portland. Ore.
n c o u v e r an d
T e n n ., ond V anct
►
I
I
Hor R ic h ard
tiS e a ttle City Coundli
.TTLE (AP) - Dam politiis o r o f t h e
C o n iin , a co-spons
offending document
arted in August, when thl e
I t start
Needless to say, tht^four S nake
e Ci ity C ouncil p a s s e d a
S e a ttle
luchy subject
R iver dams are a tow
f mn e a n in d e ss re s o lu tio>n
n
m ostly
de C u rtain ,”
y,
e a s t o f th e “ Cascade
led lo h elp salm on: H ey,
designee
of bigw here residents are wary
v
■n Washingion,
it said, i tt’s
’s
E aste m
'
sn
d t y dwellers telling them
th what to
3 haul
down those dam s on
tim e to
h
vide jobs an d
think. The dams provii
ake River.
th e Snaki
barge
travel,
rn
ele
ctrid
ty
and
allow
bi
p
e
o
p
le
of
E
a
s
t
e
r
n
The
w heat,
jn
th e cheapest way to) ship
s
ngton took the suggestion
Washing:
ist
which is among theI re
r ^ o n ’s top
like a hook
ho< in the cheek. A t least
m
crops.
Taged com m unities, from
11 outra.
5ve removing
cy
M any people believi
C oltonI and
a a a rk s to n to Q uincy
dmon, w hich
nthem would help salr
oulee Dam, and two counand Coul
itcan circumvent the dams
da via fish
5sed resolutions or sent letties passe
sw im m ing
la d d e rs
w hile
ters in response,
re:
h have trounupstream , but which
Now, it’s
ii become a b itte r camm.
ble coming back down
p a ig n issu
is c. U .S. S en . S la di e
fe
d era l a n d
JC
T
h
e
dam
s
are
fC'
G o rto n an d R ep. G e o rg e
id withoul an
could not be breached
rc u tt, both R e p u b licanIS,.
s,,
N etherci
:rs
a c t o f C ongress. Je
Seo ttle C ity
ihting off their challengers
are fighti
ictical say in
m
C o u n d l has no pract
u sin g them of being from
by accus
;’s one reason
the m aner, and that’s
S e a ttlee,. w here people w a n t to
as big. the.resolution came across
ac
y the
destroy
tl dams.
3n
d ty arrogance,
a lot more attention
“It’sgotten
go
esentm ent o f
id
“There’s a lot of res
th an ve
wethought it would,” soid
Yates ffails pobl y g r a p h
SPOKANE, Wash.1. (A P) - Liet support
seridetector tests did not
s
es’ contention
al kiUer Robert Yates'
th at h e m urdered 10
no m ore th an
one o u ts id e
16 p e o p le an d non
W ashington state, eeix p e rts conn t reviews.
d u d ed in independent
t was
The polygraph test
v key to a
p le a b a r g a in ag re e d to by •
Spokane prosecutors5uunder which
ty to 13 murY a t« pleaded guilty
ce th e dea th
d ers b u t did not face
penalty.
m m iste n d m
T he tests were adm
id ^ te x a m m - .
Ju n e by an independ*
e r w ho c o n c lu d ed1 Y a te s w a s
mt d » o t m t
fpTling the truth about
of h is m u rd ero uUS
s e x p lo its
1988. But tiie
betw een 1975 and 19
tests w ere a t best in condusive,
,uld not have
and prosecutors shou]
« teUing th e
presum ed Yates was
trutii, The Spokesmai
Spokane reported Sui
oimized polythree ruitionally recoj
graph experts vdio w o
iults.
.
separately on the resul
ced Thursday
Yates was sentence
0 , afte r pleadto 408 years in prison,
;a n e C o u n ty
in g g u ilty in S poka
earlier to 13
Superior Osurt a dayy <
murders,
H e still faces trialJ iin two slayy.
ings in Pierce County•eported th a t
T he new spaper rej
)1to, both in Canada, soon folToronto,
th
L Salt
City’s six ^ o n th
lowed.
S
ill
p^ot fohns
Joh Offender Program will
ITdifferfrom
fn tiw otiiers in tiiat parid
nts will be required to attend
tidpants
10
once
a
w
eek
for
eight
to
10
d a s s oni
i. The other programs offer aa
weeks-T
jy course.
on^dayi
[Q
City Prosecutor Sim
SaltI Lake
L
Id
lys the l o n ^ course should
GiU says
(Q
v e effective in explaining to
b e more
a
nien why
wh; tiiey tu m to prostitutes
•e
/hat they can do to change
and whs
labits.
their to i
_
hns think this is a victimless
^
o im e,” Gill
( said. “The otiier mytii
I the
is that
ti prostim te enjoys what
ng done to her. Johns have
IS being
t s of self-rationalization that
“
ise
^ to explain away their own
b ^ v iior.”
cn
tid
p
a
n
ts
in
th
e
course
wiU
T
. Partic
n^fronted by form er prostiwho
^
w tesw
h will explain how the act
aned them o r how they may
>y
demeani
contracted HIV or other sex*'
transm
itted
dise
ases.Cen^
ually tr«
^
s the
ty
and is
tJ founder of a diversity
msitivity training program.
I said th a t w hile th e d t y ’’s
’s
am
requires
resolve
on
the
le
p ro g r^
>e
p a n offthe
ti offender it could stiU be
ived as too soft on crime.
perceive
jokane serial k illing ta s k
th e Spoi
es
Ictectives who caught Yates
force dett
p s e t th a t p ro s e c u to rs
w e re uup
■■s
;ed the polygraph re su lts,
acceptcd
lat
two
detectives
traveled
and that
rce County and m et w ith
to P ierct
:u to rs th e re w ith o u t thJ®
e
prosecu!
edge of Spokane C ounty
know led
utor Steve Tucker,
Prosecutc
Yates
i charged with aggravats is
«st-d eg ree m u rd e r in th e
firstk illings
g s o f tw o T a c o m a -a re a
I, and
women,
a hc could still face th e
dcatiipei
penalty if convicted. H e has
“
„o t confe
ifessed to those killings,
^
experts
said the iie detecst q, uestions w e re po o rly
fmmprf
n Yates’ physiological
J and
“
gs were ab n o rm ^ m eaning
^
u.th. fu ln e s s could n o t b e
lined.
.
e best these charts a r e is
lusive, which means zero,”
•
a
r
ry
P
eclen,
a
polygraph
“ '<* M '’
e » ^ min Los Angdes. *lt certain•sn’t m ean he w as b e in‘8
g
ly <i<)<!sn
iL”
truthful."
c
ik Horvath, a professor of
lology
a
t
M
ichigan
S
ta
te
c n m in o l
rsity, said the results show
Um veral
Y a te s m ay have in te n tio n a lly
‘y
a lte r e dd h1 is b reathing or ta k e n
ste p s to change th e te s t
o th e r st«
results.
?
S eattie• here
he: in th e e a s te m part
of the state,
state and this Just fed into
e s e n tm e n t,” s a id Jim
t h e resei
n, NNethercutt’s c a m p a i g
D om an,
er. “It
manager.
“ Just adds fuel to the
who th in k w e live
fire for• people
pe<
sm tes.”
in two different
diff(
tie has
Seattie
1 sppnt te n s o f milif doUars
to h e lp re s to re
Uons of
di
sa lm on,
n , CConiin s a id , a n d th e
coim dl1wants
wai the re st of th e state
ust
as
hard.
to try ju s t«
“We do put our m oney w here
uth is,” he said,
our mouth
Som e c o m m u n itie s ho v e
d ed by caUing, ortiy half
responded
ly,
joldngly, 1for S eattle to rem ove
illard L ocks, w h ic h link
th e Ballai
and
L ak e
L ake
UU nion
igton with Puget Sound,
Washingto
lercutt has u sed th e issue
N ethera
ick
his
D
e
m
o
c
ratic
chalto attack
Tom K eefe. B ut K eefe,
le n g e r To
is bbom in Seattie and now
who was
Eastem W ashington, has
lives inI Eo
re p e a tecedly
d ) said h e w o n ts th e
stay put.
dam s toDstt
ion remains
Superfunid designatio
sells slow
uncertain;i;' property se
NE (A P ) C O E U R d ’ALENl
gents re p o rt
S om e re al estate age
im e s e llin g
h a v in g a h a r d e r tin
lore portions
property because moi
ay be in d u d o f no rth em Idaho mas
isting
expaned in a Superfund list
■ sion.
«YVe already have! ipeople w ho
!rc b e c a u s e
w o n ’t com e up her<
II a bunch of
they tiiink we are aU
N a zis,” re a l e s ta te: ag
i e n t B ob
we
Leische said. “Now, w
< are going
p e o p le w h o
to h a v e a bu n ch pe
n
e
d o n ’t w a n t to com« u p h e r e
bccause they think the w ater is
JS off.”
going to eat their legs
E v e n th o u g h anI ei x p a n d e d
ion has yet to
Superfund designatioi
in ed in t h e
b e le g a lly d e te rm ir
■r Basin, fallC oeur d’Alene River
o u t associated withI Ilisting m ay
have already begun.
“ I h a d an agent com
c< e u p to
about
m e, who was pretty upset
u
Califorrua,”
a d i e n t she had in C
lecutivc offisaid C arrie Oja, exet
u
r
d
’A
le n e
c e r o f th e C oeur
altors. “ S h e
A sso cia tio n o f R eal
in w aterfront
was dosing a deal on
,a k e C o e u r
p r o p e r t y alo n g La
lien t re a d a
d ’A le n e ond hor cli«
ti
tory about th e Superfund
new s story
sion in th e L os A n g e le s
expansion
Times.He
Hecalled h e r u p screamh e r of withholding and1 accused
ao
ing thatt information.”
ini
Oja said
said the re al es ta te agent
IC
d
e
a
l,
a
n d f e a r e d th e
lo s t th e d
buyer would
wou sue h e r for not disc lo s in g th
t e E n v ir o n m e n ta l
ion Agency’s efforts lo
Protection
tire C oeur d ’A len e Bofln,
th e entire
tential Superfund site, r v
as a potent
•re a: re reaU y tw o issues
“T here
h e r c - eethics
th i and law," O ja said,
ly, we
“Legally,
v have to cllsdose hazon th e property
ardous materials
mai
w e are selling.”
sell
B ut in
in m
i an y c a s e s , n o o n e
w
hether
th
e p ro p e rty is
know s wh
linated.
contaminai
o’s congressional
delega*
Idaho’s
'
ntinues to insist th e Coeur
tion contin
c River
Basin is not listed
d ’Alene
Ri
u p e rfu n d s i te . T he
a s a SSu
P ro te c tio n
E n v iroDnnm
ir ental
f, however,
disputes that,
Agency,
hc
il an
U n til
a o ff ic ia l d e c is io n
th e re a l e s ta te
com es,, though,
thi
y has
industry
hi to conduct b u s in g s
a s ifit itth e a r e a is n o t ’;,a
und site.
Supcrfund
ddler remairins missing
Utahtcxii
ry (A P) - The
SALT LAKE CITY
r-old boy who
search for a 2-year-ol
:up tr u c k c a r
w as le ft in a pickup
:oped a n area
w hile his father scop
lay w as called
for hunting Thursdoy
off late Sunday.
Davis. W eber
S carchcrs from Da
es covered
the
and Summit coundcs
(
m ountainous are a1 w
w:ith in m ore
dius
th an 0 four-mile ra d iu of th e site
o f C oalville.
12 m iles southeastt ol
obout 28 miles cast;t of
o S alt Lake
a ty .
ers an d policc
Horses, helicopters
dogs were used in the s c a r ^ . No
the boy. Gage
trac e was found of the
W est, a n d th e
W aym ent of F arr Wc
up the
police dogs failed to pick
|
ummit
C ounty
boy’s scent, said Sum)
sh eriffs Deputy Rob
lb B
Berry.
The boy
b( was in p a ja m a s and
rities said th e re was littie
authoriti
: hhe could survive the rain,
chance
snow and
an< freezing tem peraturess
at the 8,000
8.0 foot altitude.
said h e left his
PaulI Wayment
V
lecp as hc w ent to scout the
son aslec
area. rh
Thie re have b ee n differing
s as
reports
o to how long p a y m e n t
way before h e re tu rn ed to
was awo;
h ce boy m iss in g , ra n g in g
fin d th
5 minutes
to an hour,
from 15
r
rancnt, who h as custody of
Waymi
y, said the toddler was in a
th e boy.
lafcty
scat,
with only one of
child-saf<
0 straps
fastened,
th e two
s
rment's ex-wife told investiWaymi
gators1 th
tl a t th e boy h a d shown
ility to unstrap an d get out
th e abilit
of thesafety
saf scat.
k
^
rant to be very d e a r that the
ney G e n era l’s O ffice does
* o '° “Jpp
ddro v e b u s in e s s solicitaPP
’ Lance said.
porate officers Scott Pasch
h
avid K e e z e r o f C ivic
a n d DDa
lopm ent G roup a g re e d to
Develop
laking
false
and
misleading
stop mai
nents
statcm
ci in telephone soUdtations and
am to register a s telem ar­
*
keters.
I
I
S lW in t I
F u r ‘t h e y
^
V
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T W IN F A L L S; - C ollege of
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s ta b le condition.
ay Cyriac said
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not life-thrcatth e condition was; n<
e n in g n o r w as thl e r e any brain
iot-0 sophomore
dam age. T he 7-foot-<
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Fisher*!
T h e W a s h in g to n R e d s k in sp rid e : tlthem selves on coming out
■th gear. No use saving any
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m u d h loo ll e .
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Monday Night Footl
Igton (6-2 )
Fennessee (&-1) at Washingt
7 p.m. (ABC)
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ith a r e v e r s e
will s ta rt gam es witl
1, and p ick on
or a long fly pattern,
ivay.
weaknesses right awo
la v e p u n t e d
T h e R e d s k in s ha
only o n c e to
a f te r th re e downs oi
s t a r t a gam e this s<e a s o n , a n d
three tim es they’ve m
It arched to a
touchdown.
vo old frie n d s
So when these two
- Turner was once F
F:isher’s positio n
c o a c h at S o u t h e r n
C a lifo rn ia - bringg tw o o f t h e
hottest team s in thee 1NFL togethe r tonight, look for• qa to n e to b e
riy.
set early.
“We! put
p a lot of em phasis on
ad
edskins q u a rte rb a c k Brad
it,” Redi
on said. “ W e w o rk on it
Johnson
lin
adously. We have a certain
tremendt
pt«
of
plays,
kin
d
o
f
scriptamount i
le first
10 o r 15 plays, we
ed. The
;
w hat’s going to com e up
know wl
and in kind
ki of what o rd e r.”
nessee ( 6 -1) has w on six in
TenneJ
cn
(6-2) has won
a row, Washington
W
wo
raight. These are also two
five strai
b a la n c e d te a m s in
of the; most
m
ague, ranking in th e top 10
the leagv
in baltde ofFstyles
nd d e f e n s e .
in both o ffense anc
<fcw O rle an s
Only Buffalo and Nc
could say the same egoing in to
Sundoy’s games.
A nother statem ;n
ent co u ld b e
- an d ,
m ode before th e 'kickoff
id
) do
no, it has nothing to
i w ith th e
R edskins’ problemIS
s w ith t h e ir
uncer.
• public address annoui
T en n e ssee r u ninnin g b a c k
his
Eddie George, who sprained
s]
icries of la s t
knee on th e first sei
ore, is
week’s 14-6 win at Baltim
Bi
isi
m
inute
to
waiting until th e last
decidc whether hc :an
cai play.
;isc is ranked
Tennessee's defens
gue a n d h as
seventh in th e leagi
rian 20 points
yet to allow m ore lha
in a gume th is ic
sea so n . T h e
R ed sk in s’ o ff e n es e is r a n k e d
in ts had not
sixth, although poin
ilentiful u n til last week’s
been plen
'ictory at Jacksonville,
35-16 victo
ibly, W a s h in g to n is 3-0
N oiablj
icoring on th e first drive,
when scor
and a 29-6
29-1 a d v a n ta g e in thirdq u a r te:rr sco
Si rin g s h o w s a team
g the
m aking
th right odjustm ents at
le.
halftime.
n early ovem m by
In a league
leai
n e a r .500, this
team s hovering
ho\
>hers som e superlatives,
gam e offei
hington’s S te p h e n Dovis,
Washing
:ored th e touchdow ns on
who score
f those
cach of
thi th ree opening scorives, is on p ace to lead in
ing drives
igue in ru sh in g , with 602
the leagu<
t th e m id w a y point.
y a r d s a at
G e o rg;ee is
i: th e N F L ’s le a d in g
since 1997, a n d the Titans
rusherstm
0
when
he carries the ball
are 18-0 w
es or
27 times
o: more.
So□ o n e r s
B u cCSSAlp M dN N E SS O T A
lo v e
rj-»
impa Bay rights
s i n kking ship with
-13 victory
41-1
to
^
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th(l e
N e bbraska
n
Tha A»»
ist
Fla. - The NFL’s last
ate n team went down witho u t a whimper.
wl
T h e ‘T am p a Bay B u ccaneers
e n d e d IMinnesota’s bid to remain
p e r f ee c t S u n d a y , ro u tin g th e
V ik inngg s 41-13 to s to p t h e i r
2St losing streak since 1996
lo n g est
naybe
sove a season of great
an d m
a
ctadons.
expecta
“ I t ’s b e e n so
long s in c e w e ’ve
More
>re on h ad a w in ... It
iu n
c u re s so m an y
the» iW
ri., th in g s ,” s a fe ty
P a ^ tfA
e A8 J o h n Lynch said.
®®
“I don’t care what
y o u ' say, w hen
inro :lost four straight, the conyou’ve
ice
sags
a
litlle.”
fidence
i t wa;
ivas th e sccond time in three
y e a r ss IM innesota b rought a 7-0
r e c o rrd
d to R aym ond J e m e s
ium only to leave w ith'a loss,
S tadilir
£
B ut thh e Vikings didn’t hang their
heads,
s.
^e’re 7-1. We’re nol discour“ W e’
at all. We’re.disappointed,”
ag e d at
c o a c hh 1D ennis G reen said. “ It’s
h e first time any of us has
n o t the
lost. Th
Thai’s pan of the game. You
lid
d o n ’tt I;lik e it. Everybody would
lo v e tt
to b e u n d e f e a te d , b u t it
d id n ’t't vwork out that way.”
Playijying with renewed vigor on
d e f e nnse
s and b re ak in g o u t of a
m o n th
th-long
offensive funk, the
Bucs; (4-4) scored on th e ir first
possessions
and shut down
fiv e po
ligh-scoring Vikings to win
t h e hig
ng
fo r thhee first tim e since b eating
oit to go 3-0.
aun Kijig iluew for a careern
h igI h fo u r TD s, K e y sh awvn
rd
. j o h nison
s c had his firs t 1 00 -yard
nd
receivii
iving day for Tam pa Bay and
14ick Brooks scored on a 34D e rricl
he
y a r d1 in
ii te rc e p tio n re tu r n . T he
ng
B ucs. also
al ruined a hom ecoming
lte
o f sort!
irts fo r the Vikings’ D aunte
arcpper, who grew up in nearC ulpep
by Ocal
cala and played in college at
C entral
ra l Florida.
T le
h e v ic to ry e n d e d T a m p a
ice
B ay’ss longest
li
losing streak since
ny
jt s t a r te d 0-5 in 1996, T ony
:h.
D u n gy’s
g y first season as coach.
op
Bucs beat M innesota to stop
T h e Bu
he
th a t skTd
sk and are S-S against the
lg s under Dungy,
'''.‘JJi®
ony m ade a statem ent to us
cd
urday
night).
We’ve
played
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The Bucs went on to
Sapp cf Tampo Bay
!
ck Oaunta Culpepper Is hit by Warren
1
Minnesota quarterback
ie season.
Minnesota its 1st loss of the
t
game 41-13, daallngw:
Tampo Bay
them evenly for a long
loi d m e and
'c any respcct
they just don’t have
wide rocolvor
fo r us. T h e y reall;
K iy sh a w n
H
they’re th at n*ucli oiff ;a b e tte r ball
tiickle
club th an us,” defer
flfights ott
W a rre n S app said.
Vikings
he’s looked at a lott < film o v er
comorback
the years and there’s
hat tlint team
can convince him thi
cCris DIshmon
He to ld u s to
is b e tte r than us..H'
r(or
< a
t)eing
th
e
o
n
e
envision yourself be
t
m aking th e pJay ... I think w c all
sSunday.
took that to heart.”
Sapp sacked Culp
^ t up T am p a
ing a fum ble that .se
B ay’s f i r s t touchi
ed d u rin g th e
defense, overworked
seo N a . Page A8
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la te
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J rjif
■ i X X ii ^ ^ H i
rter J o s h D e l
m e n t follow ed aft«
Cole C o o p e r’s
P rado picked off C(
id ru m b le d 35
pass in th e flat and
e r 5. A d e la y
y a rd s to the Weber
d a false s ta rt
penalty, a sack and
U back to th e
. penalty moved ISU
22, a n d G arcin m
m iss e d fr o m
there.
ing off a hu g e
For W eber, comin
o
41-9 victory over Forn la n d S ta te a
story
week ago, it was n different
di
s. Cole C ooper
against th e Bengals.
Jefferson vrith
hit receiver John Jc
la rte r p a s s e s .
two big fourth-qua
o
IMAN, Okla. - More than
NORN!/
hours afte r Oklahoma hod
three houi
N ebraska to
beaten1 top-ranked
to
etc its r e tu r n to college
com plete
ill’s e lite , c a rs clogged a
football’s
Itreet near campus. Drivers
main stree
honkedd th
tl eir horns, waved OU
nd 1hollered with joy.
flags and
W h a t’s a little ,
Dlete
ja m when
Complei
^
you’re No. 1?
lls,
T h e goal post at
polls,
*Q o n e
en d
of
Page“ Al M em orial Stadium
-------- h a d co m e down
liately
after
th
e
31-14
victoimmedian
urday, desp ite pleas from
ry Saiurdi
Liblic-addross ann o u n c cr
th e publi
rief e f fo rt by security
and a bbri
guardsJ to 1keep folks away,
n r r fa n s w ho becam e
S ooner
•d by
spoiled
b d e c a d e s o f success
during much of the
before seeing,
see
, how
ho th e o th e r half lives
"
now aanre r e jo i c in g about
oma's
resurgence,
Oklahoma
i been
a long tim e,” said
hc
lom a
c e n t e r , Bubba
O klahom
am. a s e n io r w ho experiBurcham,
enced the prognim ’s lowest i>oini
few
years
ago. " It’s good to
a
bac on top."
back
Sooners
(7-0, 4-0.Big 12)
So<
m ovedJ to No. 1 in th e AP poll
ay, T h e y h a d e n te re d
S unday,
lay's gam e ranked third,
raska and Oklahoma were
in
th e
firs t
Bowl
1-2
pion-ship S eries standings,
Champior
vvhich are used to determ ine who
lay for th e n ational tille.
will play
oma
O k la liiim
i is su re to assume the
lot lo d ay , w h e n the next
arc issued.
» c s r ,landings
', d
bble e n a w h ile since
oma fans really had someOklahomi
thing lodieeralKiut.
to d
The last
lasi lim e the Sooners were
was afle r th eir final game
^ sea so n . Oklahoma
; 1987
I ' n ' T OoSIr to Miami in the Orange
and
ind finisijcd No. 3.
T he! pprro g ram w as placed on
tion afte r th e 1988 season.
probation
Switzer’s last year as coadi.
Barry Swi
Please
see SOONERS, Pa(>cA8
Pie
he show
1 Duffy^steals th
f i e^ I d g o a l
,.,5
^le Olson
By lylo
Idaho 3SState Journal
falls to
, 5 in AP poll
. 5
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>st►er State Wildcats got a lastW eb er
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w h ic ch
h s q u a n d e re d m u ltip le
o rtu n itie s to d e fe a t its old
o p p o rt
from Ogden, Utah,
rival1fr
M ik'ik e M in n o ch ’s k ic k o f 37
Is, his third field goal o f the
y ard s,
g am ee, , cam e with 10 seconds to
;rb
p la y •a:and turned back a superb
d
I d a hlo
o S ta te e ffo rt to re b o u nnd
rn
fr o m 1i a 62-24 loss to S o u th e>rn
' U tah1 a week earlier,
0-6
T h e le Bengals had taken a 10-6
cerr
le a d 1oopening th e th ird q u a rte
w h e nn S h an e G riggs h it C h ris
,ng
on a 13-yard scoring
B rinlaugh
ai
!. The lead grew to 13-6 as
f s u ^ wwas forced to settle for a 24cia
y a rd lfifield goal by Jav ier Garcia
irst
a f te r rCGriggs had picked up a first
dow n con th e W eber 7. .
A n <a ev e n g re a te r d isap p o inntt-
f r o n t
ad only 247 y ard s and was
but had
cpted ihree times,
interccp
,3 6
ggs, by c o n tra s t, h ad 296
Grigg:
yard.s on 30 completions. On the
,d, the W ildcats lim ited the
ground,
uis to 131 y a r d s and
Bcngnl«
lyed good co v e ra g e in the
deployc
id half, fo rcin g G rig g s to
sccond
ible for his life,
scrambk
q u arte r belonged‘ to
Ther fourth
f<i
r. witming for the 27th time
Weber,,
I” *-'
with ISU. Trailing
in 40 meetings
mc
Ihe
Wildcats
got a n 80-yard
13-6, the
down on Cooper’s long pass
touclKim
USS
down 1the
11 m iddle to w ide-open
-.son.
Jslfs™
' Tliat tied th e score at
,
and
ISU
wasted
yet
anoth»»»•
13-13, ar
[wnunity after a m iraculous
J’"-''
-down c a tc h b y D eron
•
third-d.
Fmleyy fgave th e B engals a first
at
theWelHsr47.
.
tJow"
Ith
er
delay
p
e
n
a
lty
and
Anoth
“ a“
fo rc e d p u n i e r Ben
false Sturt
st
wn to kick th e ball deod on
S'mpwn
/eber 13. On second down,
ihe Wel;
irson c a u g h t a lo n g pass
Jeffersi
whichI was
w first b a lle d from his
by ISU d e f e n d e r Lam ont
tmt
urms by
il;:;
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to win Natioi
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of Sieve
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without halting
shoot G2 oul here wil
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out of
Hc m ade a bcli<
ev e ry o n e - e s p e cciia lly D uffy
Waldorf.
ul to start the
Six strokes behind
off a
final day, Waldorf poti.shed
p.
ith a 12-foot
career-low 62 witl
1 8 th h o l e f o r
birdie putt on the 18
one-stroke victory ov
,v e r H e s d ..
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intal Classic Sunday.
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Chrisrie’s field goa
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out B°vc him three
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( th e fourth
;er o r overtim e
NFL
backer
Sam
'
Linebac
leading tackier,
C owart, th e Bills’ lea
m bies and also
re c o v e re d two fumh
iderson for a 5stuffed R ichie Ande
x ed the Je ts to
y ard loss th a t forcec
ill’s 36-yaid.field
settle for John Hall’s
tying the score.
goal with 2:20 left, cyii
4) tth m marched
Host Buffalo (44)
iningklck.
57 yards to the winnir
four turnovers.
New Y ork h ad foi
ick from a 17-7
b u t also cam e back
have won four
d efic it. T h e J e t s ha
th fourth-quarter
tim es this year with
f
rallies.
« k eis2 0
Dolphins 28, Pack
h e vMtore a 17.
A fter sp attin g the
Green Bay’s first
point cusU on on Gre
li a n sw er^ with
th ree series, Miami
touchdowns in a
fo u r consccutive tow
irry Izzo ran 39
sp an of 13:06. Larrj
punt to set up a
yards w ith a fake pui
en scored on an
TD. and J e f f Ogden
n.
81-yard p u n t return.
s ta rte d w h e re
T h e D o lp h in s sn
iday, when they
th ey left off Monda:
irth-quarter lead
blew a 23-point fourth
to the
and lost 40-37 in overtime
ovt
he Packers
(3-5)
Jets. But it was the
:
pping to 0-6 a t
w ho fo ld e d , droppi
Miami.
;e ggame.” defen“It’s a 60-minute
s iv e e n d J a s o nI T ay lo r said .
tmi understands
“E veryone in Miami
th a t now.”
^Q
Colts 30, Uons l■“i *
for three
Peyton M anning5 threw
th
le opening
half,
touchdow ns in the
(
twice in the secbut was picked off[ tw
iuxus Pollard for
ond half. H e hit Marc
Harrison for 3
31 y a rd s , M arvinI H
Rer for 12.
yards a n d Ken DilRcr
unaged just two
D etroit (S-3) mune
first downs until itss final
fu drive, and
ays went for zero
12 of its first 19 ploys
yardage. The visyards or negative yar
;ave up a safety
Iting L ions also gavi
* vwas sacked by
w hen C harlie Botch
he <
end zone.
Josh Williams in the
Rams 3 4 ,49etsS 22 4
M arsh all
A t S a n F ran c lisco,
isc
touchdown passFaulk caught two ton
5-yard reception
es, including a l&-yi
from T rtini Green for
for thc goahead
scorc, an d rushed for two more.
R ||^ H
jB ^ p i
for a 1rdlet ov«r the Naw York Jats dafanta
d<
Bun.1ilo0 fullback Sainmy Morri* hurdl«
f’%igama. Tha Bllla won 23-20.
touchdown mn during Sunday’s
0y « « lto
om
(7-1) rebounded from
St.. Louis
L
VP ,
rst defeat and the loss of MVP
its first
ic t
who wore a headset
K urt: Warner,
W
hL>i
o n tie
thesideline after breaking hLs
ity.
fin gcrerlast week at Kansas City,
a rt
rt
en
m
ade
his
first
NFL
s
ta
G reen
il998.
since
11
Bowl champs scored
red
T te
h eSuper
;
game’s final 17 points, piled “upP
th e gan
447 :otal
ton yards - 283 after halftim e
d .shut
- and
s out San Frandsco (2-7)
le last
in the
1 23 minutes. T he gam e
also was
wi a solid re tu rn for Bud
V,
»n, who took over St. Louis’
Carson
nse
defenst last week.
JagUai
iiais 23, Cowboys 17
Ivis W hitted tu rn e d a s h o rt
Alvi:
pass from
fn Mark Brunell into a 37on the first drive
ive
yard toudidown
to
,rertimc as Jacksonville ended
of .over
e-gomc
losing streak. Whitted,
a five-g
'ing for th e in ju re d Jim m y
p layin
Jl, also c a ii^ t a 3-yard toudiSmitii,
n pass
down
p for visiting Jacksonville
Ss
I, which
got three TD passes
(3-6),
v
1Brunell.
Bi
i_
le Cowboys (3-5) once again
The
ive
d in
failed
i a bid to win consccutive
-ov
y
g amies,
e s and q u a r te rb a c k T ro
h aa
niui left in the first half wilh
Aikmiu
soreback.
ba
Its 21, Cardinals 10
• Saints
In, winning
yi
its fourth straigPit,
h t,
2ad
' Orleans (5-3) ruined th e head
NewO;
mis
hing debut of Dave McGinnis
coachir
lost Arizona (2-6).
forhosi
an
e ith M itc h ell r e tu r n e d an
Kelt
ichrcepdon 40 yards for a touchinterce
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home
K oum ikovn had a raucous
r
; her and a familcrowd s u p r
inghe
)ss ithe net us she
iar oppon«
toss
tried agai
winI. h e r firs, WTA
T our title.
S he d id n ’t comc cl
H in g is
T o p - r a n k e d Mai
6-3, 6-1 Sunday
b e a t K ournikova 6-i
lin Cup In a Iopto win t h e Kremlin
s id e d m a tc h th aItt m
r ade .ho 20jy o y c s lte m u s
year-old Swiss theyc
milhon m pnze
player to win $141 m
money.
In t h e m e n ’s (in
fir o l, Olym pic
eny Kafelnikov
c h a m p io n Y evgen:
sU (6.2, 7-5 tor his
be a t D avid Prinosil
f o u r th s t r a i g h t1 K rem lin C up
- A/ T P T o u r d d e
crown a n d his first
of 2000.
cok because th e
team ’s losing strcnl<
o ffen se co u ld n ’tt m ove th e ball.
and
a ls o h a d tw o in terceptions
te r
a d d e d tw o sacks to ia league-leading tonil of 37.
ished w ith six
J o h n s o n finishi
21 ;yards, includre cep tio n s for 121
catch in the first
ing a 9-yard TD cat<
,ho was 16.of.23
q u a rte r. King, who
nd no in terc ep .
fo r 261 y a rd s and
passes of
tions, also threw sconng
sco
rick Dunn. 20 to
23 y ard s to Warrict
id 16 to R e id el
D a v e M o o re and
A nthony.
Golf _
■ContliuMd froRi A7
rhen told ab o u t
W a ld o rf s a id whe
nt. “ But h e w as
W oods’ com m ent,
lg iabout himself
p ro b a b ly thinking
me.”
s h o cd n g 62, not me.
W a l d o r f w aisn
sn ’t t h i n k in g
a b o u t w in n in g , nncot ev e n a f te r
b ird ie s o n six off hhis first seven
holes. H e lookedd at t the leader.
b o a rd j u s t once - aafte r he m ade
;0, o n e s t r o k e
t h e t u r n i n 30,
•ealized
h e h ad
b e h i n d - a n d re
a
atching Flescft
w on o n ly a f te r w
wai
rdie p u tt on th e
m iss a 7-foot birdii
f i n a l h o l e t h aItt w o u ld h a v e
forced a playoff.
t ’s a su rp rise to
“ O bviously, it’s
lid. “I got everym e ,” W aldorf said,
th in g I could out of the round.”
62 was the lowH is bogey-freeJ K
by a w inner on
e s t closing roundd b.
hU year, and his
th e PG A T o u r this
:ied th e D isn ey
2 6 - u n d e r 262 tic(
r e c o r d s e t b y JJohn
o t H u sto n in
ee courscs w e re
1992, w h e n three
ion.
u sed in th e rotadon
L arry Nelson in
H e a ls o tie d Lai
rgest final-round
1987 f o r th e large;
awfcslS
Chiefs 24, Seahai
}) h a n d e d t h e
T h e C h ie fs (5-3)
ir fifth consecuSeahawks (2-7) dieir
longest lo s in g
tiv e d e f e a t, th e loi
olmgren’s n in e
streak in M ike Holi
adcoach.
_
years as an NFL head
E lv is G rb a c te a m e d w i t h
Derrick Alexiinderr for
f TDs o f 59
id w ith K e v in
a n d SO yard's, and
•ds for th e visiLockett for 34 yard;
tors.
5S 7
Giants 24, Eagles
or 93 yards an d
Ron Dayne ran for
the host G ian ts
a todchdown, and th
idelphio t o 192
(6-2) lim ited Philadi
ng th e b a ll fo r
yards w hile holding
‘*3:41.
ed th eir e ig h th
The Giants posted
he Eagles (S 4),
straight win over tht
3f their
previous
who had won four of
i
five games. The win
Giants’ third in 12 g
bye week.
e
Steelers 9, Raven
9ns b
nes W ard m a d e
At Baltimore, Hinc
rd to u c h d o w n
a le a p in g 45-yard
iwn kicked a 24catch, and Kris Browi
:ter m issin g a n
yard field goal afte
extra point,
off two
Pittsburgh (S3), coming
ct
c a p tu r e
<
tiave
le Chargers appeared to hav
im
g am e in h a n d w h e n J ii
on
H a rbb a u g h th re w h is s e c:ond
:hdown pass of th e n ig hItt tto
touchd
hem
Idie Jones, which gave thei
Freddi
•12 lead with 5:58 to play,
a 13-12
i t G annon c a m e b a c k aa nn d
But
ie lld
-ed th e R aid ers d o w n fie
moved
a rd s
predsion, gaining 68 yarc
wiihI pi
d e rs
,3 plays,
to g et th e R aidei
on 13
I
iders
into field
fie goal range. The Raidei
P
c o mueeb a ck a t D is n e y , ai nmd
ack
tched th e biggest com ebacl
m atch
h iil
o n ttco u r 't h i s y e a r, by P‘h
Jcelson at Colonial,
Micke
rd
m eanwhile, su ffere d aj
F lesch,
'f
d twist of fate.
lyer
laying
w ith th e No. 1 playe
.
)up,
:he world in th e final group
the
in
ng to win for the first tim e ii
GA
9 4 ccaa r e c r s t a r t s on th e PG/
rom
n
T o uiir,
r, th e l e f t - h a n d e r fro
th e
itucky held up his end o f th<
Kentu
rdie
b arggain
a w ith two crucial birdi*
p u wtss.on the back nine.
Jld he still lost.
I fe lt lik e if I b e a t T ig e r, I
'nt,”
iid win the golf tournam ent,'
would
th ai
i
g “ d ^ Flesch, who finished w ith
link
“It didn’t work o u t. I thini
ying with him spurred m eJ on
oi
playir
1 oi
on
ttie
bit,
k
ep
t
m
e
focused
“
ad a
w hatati was going on. We ju st h as dby
'
sneak
in
on
us
and
nip
us
b
BW ^
one.
u re .
^iesch k e p t him com posure
^1®lg ijin
‘iv e nin' to the last hole. S tanding
th e
th e :H18th fairw ay, h e h e a rd th'
h is
r o a rir w h e n W a ld o rf s a n k h i
hil h is ap p ro ach
birdie putt, then hit
)f th e h o le . H is
into 7 fe e t left of
layoff, how ever,
p u n to force a plaj
stayed high of the•hole.
h
W a ld o rf w on $ 5 4 0 ,0 0 0 , t h e
la rg e st paycheck< of
i his c a r e e r .
>ui^ tim e in h is
H e won for the foui
tim e w ith
c a re e r, an d th e first
fii
1
Woods in thti field.
“T hat m akes itI m
r ore sp ec ia l,”
ought a p r e tty
h e s a id . “ H e broi
dm, too.”
good gam e with hin
ElATISLAVA Slovakia - D
Daaja
BRA
ublic
anova of the Czech R epubi
Bedim^
; her first WTA tide on S unnday
d
wonhe
1 aa 6-1, 5-7, 6-3 v icto ry ovi
w ith
ia m
O rem ans
o f yt l f
M iriai
h erla n d s in th e fin a l of tl
otel Slovak Ind(»r toum amn^t®
et
ejj 3 .
he 17-year-old Czech trailed
I th e last set but ran off■five
fi'
■rh
i ^ t games to win the m atch,
;^ set
cdanova, seeded sixth, offs
liling
opponent’s big serve in sailii
oved
throuc
) u ^ the first set. S he mov«
efore
i„ front
„ r 5-3 in the second befo
th e
oremc
m ans responded by takingg tJ
th ird
fi
t four
games to fprce a thi
set.
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_____
Inman cruises to
t( third
ienlor Classic
straight SBC Se
;S - J o e I n m a n
LOS A N G EIES
nior C la ssic fo r
won th e SBC Seni
th e th ird s tra ig ht t:year, s h o o tin g
rainy co n d itio n s
a 6-under 65 in rai
ice v ic to ry o v e r
for a three-stroke
L arry Nelson,
p la y e r in
Inm an, 52, th es fifth
f
t o w in
Senior PGA Tourr history
1
th e sa m e e v e n t ttlh r e e s t r a i g h t
ive o f t h e fin a l
y ea rs, b ird ie d fivi
•ogey-free ro u jid
nine holes in a bo{
on th e W ilsh ire! C
( o u n try C lu b
iiamond showdown between
lETO, Venezuela - In a diam
BARQUISIME
a walk off the kid :
th e veteran from Havanaa woriced
wi
heads of state,, tJ
a.
from Venezuela,
■s, a blue batting helm et and
ir Fidel Castro, in sneakers,
Cuban leader
ff
from
a
national tour that
a
ry
fatigues,
took
time
off
ft
his usual milltax
to step in at bat
ngning of a big oil-exportt contract
co
in duded th e sig
t. President Hugo Chavez,
against his host,
ed at first base and went 0O.for-3
-foi as C uba scored a 17-6
Chavez startec
th e 46-year-oId
tory over the hom e team.. Afterward,
Af
exhibition victoi
74-year^)ld Castro, a p re t^ ..
sisted on pitching to the 74-j
left-hander insis
imself in his day.
good pitcher hin
ngs with a n .iluminum bat, ':
Castro took a couple of practice swings
i c ^ near th c plate. Ball one.
then stood in ass 'Chavez’s first pitch bounced
:ond toss, thcjn tricid to bunt
^ and missed Chavez’s seconc
C astroswung
Soon he faced a :ftill count.
aefore unleashing his final
•ed down his opponent befc
Chavez starei
Iter, callcd strike three by thc umpire.
pitch: dead cenu
ball he walked, bat in liand,
ro. Dedaring the pitch a ball
Not for Castro
obody
argued.
to first base. Not
il billed
th e gam e as “T h t '•
b:
Venezuela’s} !state tdevision channel
in in
rciference to Cuba’s 5-4 win
ir an exhibition game last
Rematch” - a re
ro sslowly substituted Cuba’s a . In that encounter, Castro
year in Havana.
ns in
Games baseball champions
ir the plac:e of old-timers.
Pan Am erican G
hii own re d beret and comOn Sam rday/ rn i ^ t , Chavez exchanged1 his
n uniform
before jog&ng to
>r a pinstriped V enezudan
ui
bat fatigues for
first base,
iriing cheerleaders and a band
ban' strode through the outAs baton-twirl
ishcd his opponcmts well.
fidd, Castro wisl
.omatically told the stadium.^,
:e it if you won,” h e diplomt
“I would like
crowd
Okie
sAN
^ DIEGO - O akland rooki
m iss
Sebasti
istian Janikowski didn’t mii
„h g n it
ii counted, leaving th e S
Stian
still
;o Chargers
stunned a n d sti
Diego
<
wrinless
peg
ra rd
m ikowski k icked a 24-yar
Janil
sft
fieldI goal
g< with 13 seconds left ifth of the night - to give! th c
his fiftl
w in
land Raiders a wild 15-13 wi
Oaklan
unday night
on Sum
nikowski finished 5-for-6 aann d .
. Janu
ft h
th e RRa id e rs w on t h e i r f iif7-1.
i ^ t game to im prove to 7-:
straigh
Chargers
fell to 0-8 a n d1a ir e
^
l in
in g
•e
gam
es
shy
o
f
m
a
tc
h
t h re e
1 in
t h e irr sw orst s ta rt e v e r, 0-11 i
as the
s, who g ra b b e d
it was
i defense and King’s pi
w rong," said Moss,
It passing th a t set t h e tor
point
M cP eters by the arm
ai to g e t th e
day.
on. “ I to u c h e d
Sunda;
officiiil’s attention
he Bucs held,the ball for tl
my h a n d . H e
The
h is a r m w ith m;
8:35 of the third q u arte r a i
nd said , ‘H e y l’
first; 8:
tu rn e d around anc
's*?
•ed on Martin G ram atica’s
2 6ing to b lo w u p
scored
H e w as ju s t waitin
first
1 fi
field goal. The gam e’s fir
It
w
as
lik
e
tw
o
...
yard
on som ebody ...
irre d
It,
f r ie n d s to u c h in lg
g e a c h o t h e r , ' punt, by th e Vikings, occurr*
minutes later.
or som efivemi
li k e a h a n d s h aake
k
rhey were a huntyy team , b u t
“Th«
thing.”
» t a ’s
not about them,” M innesou
in losses
it’s not
King threw 74 passes
po
w
R oberrt Smith said. “I still rhir
to th e Vikings andd D etroit L ions
rc a b e tte r tea m t h a n 't h t
wo gam es, raisw e’re
in th e previous tw(
ip to
lit dependh>g on . a re . W
V e ju s t d id n ’t p la y up
ing questions about
r iIie v d today.”
uarterback. But
their
the se.-ond.year quo
ivlst takes Swiss
Enqvil
oors crown In live sets
|ndOO
C a s t r o , C h a v e z t a k e t o t h e3 dd ia m o n d
leis IS, Chargers 13
RaiOei
:onhe Vikjngs, wirmers of 10 con
The
Litive reg u lar-seaso n gamn e :s
Ha*tini;
ing back to la s t D e cem btee rr,
e lim ited to R andy M oss’;’ 77
jd ,touchdown catch an d twc
two
fid dJ goals
g
by Gary Anderson,, all
all
ues
he first half w hen th e Bucs
‘Ji®
trolled th e ball for nea rly’ 22
22
utes.
wloss w as e je c te d w ith 1:54
:54
ct
laining fo r m ak in g co n taaci
ters
1 fifield judge Uoyd M cP eten
, •r a third-down incom pletior
rion
tie‘end zone.
*"..jI don’t
^
ling
think 1 did anything
______
..
in.^ s now has eight titles this
• and 34 for her career.
irse. He finished w ith a. 115coursi
ned
u n dl eeir 1 9 8 'to ta l, a n d e a r m
$210,0
th is
[(iso n , a six-time w in n err tl
Nelj
son, ^ s o
ised w ith a 65
55 'en
seasor
place
te to his sc enth second-pla
route
Ish
o
f
th
e
y
e
a
r.
H
e
e
a
rm
r
n
ed
finish
13,200 to In c re a se h i s to ui r$123,1
tling total to $2,660,005.
leadin
d a s ‘b e s t e v e r '
S y d n e y P a r a l y m p l c s p r a i s e3d
' “f c
ra Akiko
Fukushim a, won I
from
.
in siroke-play mat*
of 12
12points
]
c s toto b e a t th e U .S . L P G A
iJ Z
ee points in the W orld Ladi
three
a lle n g e ,
s n a p p in g
t
C hall
*.**®
lerican
tour’s
IS
y
e
a
r
winni
Am er
^ in the e v e n t..
streak
'ukushim a had a hole-in-o
Fuli
on the
thi 167-yard seventh hole
ro uIte
te to a 70-76 v ic to r y -ov
m fir
stie Kerr as the Jap a n ese tc
Cristii
.fe c it
•rcamc a 7*5 two-day d efe
overc
victory. ■
fo raa 13.5-10.5
]
i
ics dosed
before q.£rowd of
Australia - The Paralympics
(
‘ SYDNEY, Au
/ith a familiar accolade - . these
the wcjre th e b i ^ games
100,000 and wit
ever. ualympics, ju s t as IOC presiie d a re d these the best Paral:
Steadward de
le Sydney
G am es four weeks
:onia Samaranch said of the
S;
dent Juan Antoi
earUer.
William D e a n e called the
A u stra lia n G overnopG enernl S ir Wil
nfo
an inspiration
fa r peace.
Olympics and Paralympics
Pi
or S e r ie s s h ir ts
P o lic e s e bI z e c o u n t e r f e i t Wforid
000 counterfeit World Series
S - Investigators seized 7,000
NEW Y O R K
ut ddown a fa a o ry that policc
lore dian $100,000 and shut
shirts worth moi
e.
the knockoff merchandise,
iaid produced ll
iday raid, w hich also netted
w ere arrested in th e Friday
Three m en w
id
0 worth of equipm ent used to
tc produce fraudulent garabout $500,000
com m issioner, said
pol
m ents, J o s e p>h
h Dunne, firs t dep u ty police
Sunday,
kees’
worid
champions logci^
e
shirts,
bearing
th
e
Yankee
M w of th e
cer-tape p arad e for th e team;'' •
were m eant to5 1b e sold Monday at a ticker-t
he^d
but it’s not,” Durnle
th
“It looks ac: ffirst glance like the real1 dling,
io r quality, it’s not th e re a l:
said. “This is kknockoff stuff, it’s inferior
deal.”
ired
widi
seized T-shirts and •
iding
behind
a
table
covered
Dimne, stand
produced counterfeit mersaid the Brooklyn factoryy pr
sweat shirts, sa
ther New York sports teams
fear,, using Uie logos of other
chandise all yei
fig.er.
. ,
.
and designers like
li Nike and Tommy Hilfigc
ion was largely c o m p u t eized,
i ^ and investigators found
The operatioi
Lsoibutes to its licensees, ccJO:".
CD-ROMs th a,ttimajor league baseball distn
ing team
garm ents.
f '.•d instructions for produdng
t
taining detailed
. (Jom(iBd(rantt(i««porti '
L—
Scone]:is ____ _
ConttWmlfranA7
Gibb^ won
His replacem ent,, Gaiy
C
65 percent of hiss games and had
easons, but only
tw o nine-w in sea
b e a t T exas a n d1 N
1 ebraska once
eadi.
N ex t
cam i
u
S c h n c lle n b e rg e ir , w ho h ad th e
Top 10 after th e
Sooners in th e T<
first three gam ess of 1995 but out
ly the end of a 5-5of the rankings by
n d u d e d t^ e firs t
1 season th a t inc
State since 1976.
loss to Oklahom a1 S
ger was replaced
S chnellenberge
,.s. Bengai l s
lanese LPGA snaps U.S
Japai
irld Ladles’ win streak
ik
fA RITA, J a p a n - . !T:
!!«
NA;
ja n e s e LPGA, >yith an a
i;,,,
ih - A collision in the fiimlJ tum
tu of th e v«mien’s 3 ,0 0 0 -'
PROVO, U tah
the world’s top two short-.
;:up race Sunday knockedd th
m eter World Cu
tring South Korea’s Hye-Rim t ..
Iters out of the race, allowing
track speedskaK
'|V>)
comeback victory,
P ai^ to grab a cc
he ]1999 W orld C up seascjil
lg Yang, who cam e off the
■China’s Yang
when B ulgaria’s Evgeni&>'^;
ra n k ed No. 1,, ^was in position to win wh
ing
and
crashed
into
Yang;
iked
No.
2,
lost
her
footing
Radanova, rank
55.920 seconds.
Park squeezed by
b and won in 5 minutes, 55.S
>d sccond in 5:55.929.
Yang (inished
lg past
pj Park with two laps to
Yang won thlee women’s 1 ,000 , sprinting
134.055.
go to finish in 1:3
Apolo Anton1 (Ohno of Seattle, winner• of Saturday’s 500, won die
1,000,
5:25.132. He feU in the 1,00( won 1^ Korea’s Dongmen’s 3,000 in S
Sung Kim in l:227.727.
:
.-.1:
Mort
□nen Andersen kicked a1 313:
yardI field
fi,
goal with 2:53 rem aii
in g ccia p p in g a fo u r th - q u a rte
comebs
sback at Atlanta,
T hgj
le Falcons ( ) snapped a fivefiv.
streak th at eq u a le
gamee losing
1
th e te
t ea m 's lo n g est s in c e D
9 9a^
ves becam e coach in 199*
Reeve:
A t onta
m is 2-0 against Carolina (3-!
»ason.
diis sea
,
lanova wins first WTA1
Bedat
9 a t Eurotel Slovak
titles
^
te t e s t e v e n ts
A m e r i c a n , C h in e s e d o m i n ai te
ans 13, Panthers 12
Falcor
C u p
ORTS IN BI R I E F
pc
ick Brian Griese was arresw/.i
Denver Broncos quarterback
DENVER-D<
fluence, th e Colorado Staterli
ed on s u s ^ d o nn of driving under the infiue
iday.
Patrol said SuncL
leeding w hile driving north-'' <
topped by a trooper for speec
Griese was sto
about
73 0 p jn . Saturday,
■smte
25
in
south
Denver
at
al
bound on Interst
tadabyewreek.
i
larone said. The Broncos had
1
Trooper Rob Maj
lling a breathalyzer test, and.
jack was arrested after failing
The qiuurterba
then ta k e n toI ca detoxification ce n terr in A urora, M arone said.l ■:
as kept
-i-o |
ki at th e center.
Marone did nott 1know how long Griese was
nt to
tc end up,” M arone said..-*"Detox is nott cexactly die place you want
opped Griese for driving 80 mph in a 65 m ph zone/ !
A. tn w p er sioi
weaving.
ddmg that Griese was not wea
Marone said, adc
» n ten t was above th e 0.10;;-; ,
M arone saidI (Griese’s blood-alcohol cont
legal lim it
r
comment
Is
could
not
be
rciached
for
coi
Team offidals
irey Dillon, who set a n NFi
Core;
rd wilh 278 yards rushing a
got 137 yards a n d oonne
week< ago,
a
tidown. The Bengals (2-6), who
wh
toudidc
i*t scored in any of th eir firs
first
games, did Just enoug
)ugh
three• road
n
to ^ ndd Cleveland (2-7) to its sixt
ght loss.
straight
in in
Uon scored on a l.yard run
i '
Dilloi
«cond quaner, Neil R acket
the see
ed a 39-yard field goal in th
kicked
editthird,I, aand the Bengals were credi
idl a safety in th e fourth whe
/hen
edw ith
w ere p e n a liz e d1 fo r
th e Browns
Bri
ing in dieir end zone.
holding
s K jem i]l i n
S
B r o n c o s qluu a r t e r t i a c k G r ie si e a n « s t e d
gals 12, Browra 3
Benga
n ASEL,
.c
Switzerland - Thoma?
jv is t c a p tu r e d t h e Swrlss
isJ
inpg
o o rs on S u n d a y , b e a tin
in d
;er F ed erer in five se ts anc
nee
ying the Swiss star a chanci
rin before his home fans,
irs t
nq v ist, play in g in h is firsi
is
rn a m e n t since in ju rin g hhi;
IRO.
: in A ustria tw o w e ek s ago
J , - 'I 6-2,
” 4-6, 7-6 (4), 1-b, 6-1 foi
for
Tennis
^
ght shutouts, allowed a pair 0
straight
•h alf field g oals b y M al
first-hi
th e
S to v'ee rr, who has s c o r e d th
Xhhe
e n s’ la s t 46 p o in ts . T
uch[ers have not yielded a toucl
Steelen
1 in 16 successive quarters.
downir
md title o f th e
th e S w ed e’s seconi
year.
;d to a 3 0 lea d
F e d e re r charged
!t, th e n b r o k e
in t h e fo u r th set,
:king the n e t as
again a t 4-1, attacki
nak in g e r r o r s .
E n q v is t b e g a n ma
e a red s p e n t in
But F e d e r e r appea
lost h is se rv e a t
the final set. He los
1-0 an d again at 4 . 1,
tJ'C m atch with a Ior
"I think I lost the
e ^ i r
third set,’ not the M
fi
sa**!' “ I thought II w as g o in g to
instead I lo s t it.
win th a t set but ins
H e w as just too gooi
xjd for m e.
th is y e a r
E nqvist’s other■.title
t
um
cam e a t Cincinnati
: A ugust. H e
a ls o r e a c h e d thiree
rt o t h e r t h e
linals.
—
N FL _
Continued from A7
down. After Mac C::ody
o< fum bled a
S a in ts p u n t and F
F:re d M c A fe e
Uizona 17, J e f f
recovered a t the Ari
ard screen pass
Blake threw a 16-yar
W illiam s
to Ricky Williams,, then
tl
bulled in from the 1.I.
.
d n: o p s J e t ss
John Blake, w ho proceeded to
1 12 gam es in three years an^,
e gam es to th e likes of Tu1»bt
8
d TCU.
In B lake’s cwo gamesT N e b ra s k a , th e S o o n ^ ;.
ainst
1 73-21 and 69-7.
- '
5toops got th e job in Decem ber
58 and m ad e no m enaori of a
1998?
long-t
ig -term p l a n . H e in s is te d
oklahi
Jahoma could win again right
away
c comjpete for conference
ay and
and
nn
d national
Dties.
fust
Just 19 gam es later, Oklahoma,
isMo.
No.1 and h a s a shot at its sev-.
th national
championship.
enth
n
____ _____
(kmtlnuedfromAT
H u d g e n s , a n d , t h e n s n a tc h e d
from die air.
That catch o n dth e ISU 31 set up
ing field goal four
Atomoch’s w innin
ploys later.
eked It out of m y
“He ju st knock
arms.^ Jefferson1 isaid, “and it was
in f r o n t of m yy fa c e so I j u s t
grabbed it.”
econd fo r tu n a te
I t w as th e sec
b o u n ce fo r W e bt c r, w hich h a d
ggs earlier in ^ e
intereepted Grigf
pped pass w hich
p erio d on a tipF
g p ge jn c e r S igoda to
unm ate K ennan Gordon.
tcamn
W eber m o v e d t h e b a ll th e
length
igth of th e fie ld opening the.'
me, but C ooper was picked by.
irren Dubois, who lateraled.tbHudge
idgens for a 25-yard return' TO!
dies ISU
IS 35. G arcia’s 41-yard fieWi
goal
a l p t IS U a h e a d 3-0
Mlnno
iinoch tied th e gam e momenp;
later,
1
er, hitting
from 47.
r h e outcom e drops ISU to 3*3,
The
in the Big S ky C onference race,
lile W e b e r m o v es up to 5:2.
w hile
le B.
will play M ontana ot-The
Issoula next S aturday at 12:05<i
Missoi
p.m.
n.
■
f ,
ly, October 30.2000
Moodiy,
H tm t. Twtn FaBs, Idaho
Tkne*««n
i7-
M
Sp o r t s
■'
■—
MightTyy Ducks’j’ offense^ignites t<lobeat F"lames I
(A P) CALGARY, A lb>erta
er
breaking goal
Steve Rucdiln's de-bn
ed
law -in th e second p«erlodspaA
ii
th e Axuhdm M l^ ty, I>
Ducks to o f r
l3 v k w y over tho CaJg
aJgory Flames
:on Sunday night.
.2 d « » 1 0 .a
; R ucchin broke a 22-2
■ S T p w & W ith S il
S h an tz serving a hig
penalty, the Ducks nee
s e c o n d s to sco re w
o>«
T v erd o v sk y passe d
S elanne behind th e F
open
and:Selanne found Rucchin
Ru
'in fro n t
a 4-2
: Poul Kariya gave Anaheiin
An
le a d 42 seconds into. the
thi third perip ow er play.
;od, also on a po'
nVerdovsky passed to Selanne at
e. S
Selanne sent
■the Calgoiy blue iine.
wide to Kariya
la tiap shot low and vrid
[at •d ie s id e o f th es n e t and h e
Ideflecteditia
e d K a riy a’s
I T h e goal ex te n ddei
It gi
games.
{points streak to eight
; S e la n n e , T ony H rk ac, Jim •
afourgamleelhome losing streak,
sn F le u ry , V a le ry
T h eo ren
Kamenskyf aand Jan Hlavac scored
angers, who also ended
for the Ran,
foursom e losing streak.
an overall fo
Jason AU
Ulison scored a powerplSy goali for
fc Boston, which h as
r In its last seven gam es
(i.&o-i).
g ruins ro
rookie goalie A ndrew
started and stopped six
Raycroft stt
shots, b uItt ^was pulled by coach
e n a n ond re p la ce d by
M ike K een
s y Whitmore, who m ade
bockup Kay
21 saves.
i-expansion
0-1 record ag:Unst non-e
teams.
NHL
_________
C unm iins
ins and Vital! Vishnevski
qIsq score
)red for Anrfieim (6-3-1-2),
IOS lost just once in its lost
1 games (4-M). Tverdovsky
eeassists.
Cowan, Dave Lowry and
! Iginla scored for Calgary
), whidi is v ^ c s s in its last
S . » iH).
’ 'Ihe Flames are 1-S-l-O
B lu e s 4 , H u rrican e s 11
RALEIGH, N.C. - Sco
COK Y oung
scored his NHL-Ieading8 1 2 * 8J»1
an d a d d e d a n a ssist aa:s t h e S t.
h e i r fifth
Louis B lues w on the
s tra ig h t, b e a tin g th es C
< a ro h n a
Hurricanes 4-1 Sunday nij
n i^ t
St. Louis extended its
3 best
f
in fra n c h is e h isto ry to 8.2-1.
ak reached
Carolina’s winless streai
five games (0-4-1).
Al M aclnnis. TysonI N
I ash and
Pavol D e m itra scored
ed fo r th e
l i e B re n t
Blues. R ookie goali
jeaten
at 4Johnson remained unbe
0.
I
R a n g e rs 5 , B ruins 1L
r k M essier
NEW YORK - Mark
sd a n assist
scored twice and added
?ed 39 shots
and Mike Richter stoppe
for his first win of thee :season as
New York beat Boston,I.a n d ended
B |a j m [ia
, a w fc s 3 ,W lld 2
PAUL. M inn. - M ic h a e l
ST. PA
e r had a goal and an assist
Nylander
: e l ^ ThiiMult flnished with
andjocel;
ives
as th e Chicago
24 sav
t
lawks beat the M innesota
B lackhav
2Sundaynight
.. . ^ ^
Wild 3-2
S
victory
was the third of the
T he v k
for th e Blackhawks, who
season fc
h a v e a a com bined 3-0 re c o rd
a g a in stt th
t e expansion Wild and
bus Blue Jackets, but an 0-7Columbuj
C aoltalS11 , F lyers 1
- Jeff Halpem
P H u ^DELPHIA
t
ro minutes
into the third
scored two
i
id <
Olaf Kolzig stopped 30
p ^ o d and
IS
W
ashington
tie d
shots as
p ht ia and snapped t h e
P h ila d e lp
ro-game winning so^eak.
Flyers’ two-(
>nd Langkow scored a t
Daymonc
te sccond period for th e
8:41 of the
vho went O-for-7 on th e
Flyers, whi
ly.
power play.
lng w
Iks (or th e p u c k a fte r c olliding
i ith c e n te r S tev o
C algary’s S tev e Sm ith look!
Df pl
play In C algary.
cK» du rin g th e (Irst p eriod of
R ucchin of th e Mighty Duck
Ties
B-3.
A naheim dropped th e Flame
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this
d
o
s
e
to
th
e
electior
iv
e
an
d
n
egative
concemii
I have read th e New
ir g
a b o rtio n s o r a b o rtio n
d ie debate.
del
e r a l m oney for
lost imporhea d in g uiSs oon a fast track toward oned. C o n g re ss u p fo r g ralb
b ss . ( H a v in g b e e n
f f s budget. I would Uke to
lam ent, and it states th e mo;
elher a t hom e o r abroad.
counseling, wheth
/em m ent with the United
w orld goven
ic hum iliated by Clintonn sso m any tim es in
eren t perspective concem
I words ever written down: ““ Love
H e hasn’t taken1 a :position on th is spedfic
Al Gore is prom ising
:onfrontations, they
1 words
N ations inn dcharge.
:
high-profile
budget
coni
neighbor.”
Three
p
o
w
e
r
^
>
fousley.
legislation.
ent aid to everyone, and th a t is
Wayne
T
o
udey
hey
m
ean
govenunent
I
know
firsth
an
d
how
Ws
ct
finally
sm
artened
up.)
t
we
all
take
for
granted.
Th<
long prohibited th e direct
Congress has lor
ea t, but we m ust rem em ber.
:ormnunih ard to beat,
fa(
ts them
head o n ,
to love
in
B ut come next year,, all bets a r e off.
:aces o b s ta d e s . H e m eets
t
ove those not only in your co
loney for abortions. But in
use of public moni
{ovemment
h as no money; it is
too.
th
a
t
th
e
govt
tiember one
^ )ut those who are different t<
__________________ wi #ith all his energy. I remer
loney and his gifts come vrith a
love,
o u r.tax mom
out in m y
r ^ s-ist’s
t ' message was of peace and
n stan ce th a t has alwaysI stuck
sr
a
ill!
egged, h e
hig h pricee tag.
ta
hen I was grownind. O ne C hristm as, whei
e for everyone. He h ad it peg
imeent is in every aspect of ou r
:epted
Govemm
atUesUm.
i j i dIiitt all out for us. Christ accei
ing up, finances w ere a litt
;
was suplives. T h e•re
re ;is so much m ore going o n
Tie went and g o t
.hom
i
W ithout hesitation, Wayne
se that
no one else did; he wi
iib' r d pre?s and TV do not tell
|
ly could
afford a
we
th a t th e lib'
<
e d to b e our example. Whyr can’t
c
a1ssecond job so his fam ily
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liking h ere to those who love
xis. Tm talkir
Id lo p p re d a te d
lice C hristm as. As a child
ow
it?
_
....JWvirttoln*
dlfKtof
mi
and sisters in C hrisi,
x
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h e worid’s
th e Lord.. Brothers
Bn
y/e'i
that. A s an ad u lt, I adoree it.
it He definiteVe’re all In this together. The
thi
to nmarch in th e Lord's arm y
w e need to
th e n e e d s
ly rose to th e occasion to} meet
rr
ing up fast, and our resource: and
»plnntl«rt9»n,
jy
bade our country so it will b e
nd writert of edKoriali ara Steph
:r; ha te
a n d ta k e bac
ib m d U m d ito riil bm rdind
af others. As fa r as I can td
te l.h e is s tiU
n
ThB member
ience ore diminishing faster;
ll
America
our forefathers enviLng to
th e m oral Ai
do
Di Fields.
doing th e sam e thing in his
hi: position as
i discriminatiort are n o t goin,
im E
Brock. Clark W ilm ttli. Stave
tn Cramp, Kevin Richert andd Dan
r.
William
h e energy
sioned.
ke the future any b etter. Th«
sh
sheriff.
by tmarching to the polls and;
Begin by
u co to r.la m
As a p a re n t and a n educ
akes to put down som eone jj ut s t
m titold th at even if you are no t
ik e you
votirig. I’m
• s unplem entabecau
very th an k fu l for W ayne’s
muse they don’i do things lik
ve
l i yyou can register at the polls.
dm irable
registered,
dd be used for a lot m ore adi
-----------------------------tic tion of th e resource officer
in your conmiunity.
ealize th a t
T h en get: involved
in«
e t
Twin Falls C ounty schools,
lls. Taking a little tim e to res
T\
ys amazed
th at we Christians
lo tin ferir m always
a
violence going on in our■so
M d e w .it is
S t ferences
a,
make us unique, no
sed of trying to impose 01^
/ious adm inistration
^com forting to know our shi
sheriff cares
„ make our world a lo t: bt e tte r
hired during the previou
a r e accused
could
nvs fortitude
Candidate showi
n others,
but it’s OK for th e libK)1 cdiploma who
.
beliefs on
ot
that had no high school
irea. Yes, som e
ice._
about
th e y o u th of our are:
1
unbelievers
to impose th e ir
tified
as
required
by
^
my opinion about
I would like to0 voice
v)
e
ra
ls
and
un
could not become certifi
ould be cut from
P j »UCK
^ ( COLLINS
think th ese positions shou]
>vrite-in l e r i f f candidate
ifidential persorme’
"
Lincoln County’wr
law, and diree for confid
n us.
beliefs on
u:
i u i lhat W ayne
^[Svin
w l Foils
payroll.
I am very thankfii
1, a woman I have known
enge every reli ,ious person o u t
I challeng
' Ciut>l Boudreau,
officers in our
reasons.
will fight to k e e p these off
|
tnses,M r.ChUders
^schools. This is only one pi
for 20 years.
th e re to get
get involved. If you love t h e :
As for the jail expense
usiey runs a tight ship
not only house prisS f f i r l n
T ousl
V.
Ith a s b e e n mly
y eexperience lh a t when
.
L ord an af oouu r country, then vote. L e to u r
should know that w e not
m any th a t W ayne has wor]
s “Pray and Act.” We can
job, she goes all out and
but also for other
:: Carol takes on a jo
oners for the county but
I hhave
a been in many jails acn
to p rotect th e d tizen s off our
oi fine counte, not as an inmate yet, b u t
job. She has ten o d ty and
e. T
Those counties do
does a fantastic: jol
our country.
state,
counties and th e state.
ohol and drug evduaior.
jcample, she was given the
monies go into the
^ personally have been
[BROWN
; fortitude. For exar
reim burse us and the• mi
n very
proud o f
alcohc
\
“ ><Wtiail.
see our joil as a d e a n , well-1
e jt
jail expense budget
lg >
Art in the Pork in
• job of overseeing
general fund. Yes, the
ne has brought
I:sei
Rg
i
th. e im pro vem ents W ayne
n e with
e
staff
has
always
trea
ted
m<
.
Shoshone, and it is better r m now than it
did go over as it was in ddire nee d of
■
m
s
a
s
s
h
e
ilf.I
T
hest
ab o u t in th e la s t tw o termi
in
esy
and
has
dw
ays
bee
n
h
.A
fter
repairing
h asever been. She
She went out of h e r way to’
ide and in teg rity
coun<
Dvolunteer
wlll be missed
repairs due to its age. Al
Athletic
V
.
think h e show s g re at pride
ve inever heard any of th e jai
Ings and floors, the
,in his ele cted position. I[ fe
3me to the event.
get people to comt
pipes, dectrical, ceilingj
have
fc d confident
being away from the educationrays posiA fter beii
)n 0officer, w hen Carol is
—
As a probation
Jerom e County Jail was
say ar
he vrill co n tin u e to do ann outstanding
o
staff uldng
al systemn of
of T>yin Falls for several
e. Usually
when you have sti
ter the tim e of day or night
\ /
ca lle d -n o matter
live.
I
tificate from the Idaho S
was interested in the news a m ­
job
a s sheriff.
ia
t,th
ey
years,
I
was
iir
job
in
a
situation
lik
e
that
le
ninth
jail
in
the
•*
“
ed, she is there without
. - i f she is needed,;
their;
Assodation, being the n
ing to th e retirem ent of M r. ;
G ood luck. Dad I Love,
I
am
sure
d
e
relating
II treat the inmates b etter. I )
HG
gladly take a Saturday to
vith that certificate,
complaint. She’ll
wiUD
®
state to be honored with
KELLY W ILKINS
tchie from his offidal posidcfn
G ene Ritchi
n e of th e inmates do not s hlare
a my
oner if that is th e only day
^ meet a probadone
, some
uty (undersheriff)
I am the chief deputy
T w in F alls
te e r to th e Twin Falls High
a s volunteei
She staned the jo b with
Z they can comc. Sh
erred to in Ws
' feelin
slings.
. ,
th at Mi-. Childers referr.
ithledc program,
Iso
School athlc
Sheriff
Wayne
Tousley
is
als<
and in a very brief time,
[e si
states th a t the sher,
t no experience, ani
implied fact sheet. He
Iscrimlnatlon
Jhe
Letters
amount
to
disi
sd
projects
I
served
t;the school disuict as ath le d c
mt
of
the
$20,000
he
/olved
in
many
community
p
rself to be very competent,
t she showed hersel
iff gave me $11,000 out I
|
director and
ant physical education superviI re ally can’t see whatt the
tl big deal is
ch as domestic violence.
mployees. W hen I
* Carol’s familyy is all grown, so she has •
was allotted for his emp
orientation. It
isley, and I
sor from11977
19] to 1984. It was during th is
about
som eone’s sexual1or
My vote goes to Sheriff Tousl
- plenty of time to ddonate to th e sheriffs
position o f undershal
was promoted to the po:
It Mr. Ritchie cam e on board, os
tim e th aiM
im
pe yours does too.
i-working and w hen somet job. She is hard-wi
rdingly a n d still at a
in pacts my life in no way
eriff, I was paid accordii
ee r to the athletic program in
a volunteer
can’t
se e how it affects an;
MICHAEL GUELKER
ing. she doesn’t q u it until
predecessor. The
ct
* thing needs doing
lower wage than m y pre
^rw in Falls
1980. Asi I saw
SI Mr. Ritchie, he was o •
eeiith er. W ord ab o u t th e “gay
“g agendo” is
>eople of Lincoln County
S it’s done. The peoi
Weaver foughi for
$20,000 that Sheriff We
n d it seem s a Utfriend to5 all,
all working as a quiet, effi-.'.
floating
aro u n d again and
0 the
fl
i would be very lucky
lud to have h e r as sheriff.
*•
th at first year w ent to
tJ em ployees’
ihind-the-scenes
helper.
>rdy “agenda”
X/ntfi
tie
clence
d e n t,b e h lr
JNDERSON
I
CAROLE BUNI
'd li
like to a d d that
tl stran g e to m e. T he ord;
tte
wtth
Christian
consci
salaries. In dosing. Td
th
»als sense, he w as a mother to -th e
ough not required by
tl a t I know ab o u t is the• «same one everySheriff Weaver, althoufi
i
Bliss
In a real
Hasn’t
this been the m ost b>eaiitiful
e
to
get
by
day-toHa;
one
else
has
a
n
d
th
a
t’s
to
1
,
setting
up
prio
r
to a contest,
eted
the
process
for
oi
in
prograni,M
state law, has complete*
Like the poet said, ““ God’s
(
mce; why not?
fa il
lleever?
'
day.
athletes and coaches during th e
indards a n d Training
d: They w a n t acceptanc
his Police Officer Stand
h th e
serving atW
led wtth falsities
1 Fact sheet fffled
and all’s right with
adoleshiss heaven
h(
Anyone
th a t e v e r w ent through
th
and dea n in g u p after the con?
A
•aven, b ut
contest and
certification.
)rld.”
Well,
God
is
in
his
heaZ After an iratee dcitizen found a “fact
world
cence
should a p p re d a tee tthat. Does a
Ritchie had a great rapport ,
C4
test. Mr.. W
I hope that this hass dd ea red misinforman afraid
all is not right w ithI cour world.
lis rmailbox signed by
3 sheet” inside his
mce really m e a n
Tm
al
person’s
sexual preferenc
the coaches and athletes an d .
ogus “fact sheet.”
p
ost imporw ith all the
tion printed in th e bogu
We are approaching th e mos
rs and
; Wayne Childers
a bringing it to me, I
■s V
kind of petty ,
.We
th
m eessential respect of all who
oisting y our vote on
tl a t m uch to others? It’s
Please join m e in cast
itory. W e
gained an
nt
dection
in Am erican histc
a am compelled to \write my first le tte r to
inst
som
eone
ta
n
t
i
contact
with him. As athletici
•like discrim inating agaim
W eaver. T hank you.
-U
Nov. 7 for Sheriff Jimn V
mds long
cam e in cor
u istians have sat on otir h an
r the editor.
Chris
I knew Mr. Ritchie as an
|
because
of th e color of their
th< toothbrush.
JOCELYN ROBERTS
UTS
b
lore admin*
director,•,11
lOUgh and lel the CUnton-Goi
lere these socalled “facts”
,
I wonder where
ith the Boy
enouj
I havo no problem with
ml
cog
in
th
e
success
our
coachIS
and
im
portani
c
5S
Jerom
e_________
ration, liberal organizations
' Z were obtained.. IItt :states th at 44 employees
hink lh at we
istrat
Scouts’ ruling. I don’t thir
ithletes enjoyed during th e s e .
es an d athli
oUywood defile religion andd rem ove
deputies have left the
: and 12 reserve: de
;cept anyone
•ars I was adm inistering th e pyo)St everyeight years
rd e a d t l M ' . . I | should force them to acce
3d from
our schools a n d mosi
y SI
Sheriffs D epartm ent dur•: Jerom e County
God
1
they don’t w a n t to. On th
thte other h a n d , if
r
s
i
i
b
y
a
n
d
8
*
^
,
tiere
else.
We
can
no
longer
s
y ’s lenure as sheriff. In
> ing Jim Weaver’s
ccept others fo r
wher
TmdiiiidllMforalacUom
they are no t re ad y to acce
jtchie, you have done a comIBS.
God
M
r.
R
itd
Ust,
I
discovered
th
a
t
seven
y
God
will
take
care
of
thing
■- reviewing the
se that
a homosay G
"
p jiitw N o v .l.
who they a re a n d realize
i
)le jjob for 20 years. You w ere
dves. W e
m endable
and the 12 reserves never
•Ips those who help them selv
* of those ndmedd ai
■ous as a heterohelps
LatMraeanbesubmlttad
ap
p red ate d by myself and m an y
sexual is ju s t as dangerou
greatly
app
eriff Weaver. O ne employive to ac t as well as pray.
I worked for Sherif
lave to deal w ith
have
;'TWlnftll*orBurteybin«
TFHS will miss you, and as you
sexual, th en th ey will hav
ted , th e
others. TFi
It
take Al Gore, if d e c te
oyed, one passed away
' ee is still employe
^any re su ltin g consequenc
aic es.W e h av e
I t will
'
Bok 548. TWmW ia, JD83301,orbjrM>aII
IDJ
ith tthe College of Soulhem
’
reU beral
w ork vrith
ally does m ean h e left), one
)pointmertt
of
only
one
m
ore
■ (which technicall;
:ady wiih schools
ap^
: am sure they will re d ly g r o \ ^ o
i
9 letlanOrnaglcvaiiey^
seen som e o f those alread
BSppromoted to chief of
idge on the Supreme C ourt to
ti give th e . Idaho, IQam
retired, one was
ruiidw--400wofda: . .
Iand com m unities pulling
ng their su p p o rt
judgi
'
J. Clinton
know youUoas a great volunteer in th e i^
:e, aanother to asslstiml chief
•ath blow to the Boy S c o titt.'
J Hazelton police,
naaM M SiBnd^tNm:
£,from th e ir program s. This
h is seem s a l i tt l e
deatl
n.
*
program ,
IS vetoed a ban on p artid -bjlrth
li abornd sseveral w ere offered
; of Hazelton, and
h asv
urifair lo th e children, II kknow, b u t if
B
inendous,
DUKEE WISEMAN
jobs in order to b e tte r supon
three
times,
the
m
ost
h
o
n
; higher-paying Job
)ut
know
th
a
t
to
d
o
n
i
those who a r e pulling out
n u rd e r__________ Twin Fa!
ilies. Sheriff W eaver did
linful and obscene way to mt
J port their familie:
ifference is trivpainl
'w i S i o i w a r t B yoiir k
discrim ina te against diffe
iate one deputy th at was
J have to terminate
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. Twin Falls County has a
resource that n e o ls to b e t
His name is Je n > Packer,)
ninning for sheriff.
B ynatw alreso\ircc,Inu
Stayed in
was bom in Twin Falls, sia
a i^ fo r
-Twin Falls and worked hhai
cars. All
this community for 32 ycai
wc need to do is vote forr him
hi for
verything
s h ^ f , and he will b e ever
u r county.
'wc n e ^ and want for our
i
licated to
He has always been dedici
vork vvith
his profession. H e will wor
and espe*
his deputies, the public an
>licvcs by
cially children. Jerry btslie
w e form
working wilh children, we
hat
standard early in life that
lOod. H e is
carry through to adulthoo<
em e n t. He
retired from laW enforcem
ent, bu t he
. could enjoy his retircm eni
nunity. So
'secs a need in our commui
resource.
let’s nol waste a natural1 rc
r.
Vote for Jerry Packer.
EVELYN TURLEY
TwinFalls
gtestohKfivlduallty
GOPequata
mblican Party is th e
The Repub
dividual freedom, of
party of indh
responsibility and of
individual re:
For
individual accountability.
ac
dividual responsibility
without indiv
nrabilityi
there can be
and accounts
n.
T
he
Republican
Party
no freedom.'
is thc partyy of
o individual respect.
n s respect the individRepublicans
ual enoughh to
t< b ^ e v e that th e
not the federol g o v ^ individu^, ni
m ake the best decisions
ment, will nu
for his ownrt life,
li for the life of his
family andIffto r the life of his comlease rem em ber th at
munity. Plea
y
whcn
you go to th e •
pliilosophy w
November.
polls this Notie Republican candiWhcn the
rge W. Bush, seeks soludate, George
lucation, Social Security
tions to educ
xjnomy, h e will care first
and the econ
individual. Bush crusts
about the tal
ig government.
you, not big
1
lur state and local
W henour
Republican.
m candidates explore
live problems, they will
waystosolvj
begin witiiil yyou, tiie individual, not
^S T thegov
lovemment. They
b<jievetheE
le govem m eni comes
jije [qq
0 ( ^ level and goes up,
iic federal levd and
nottrom the
1. Locally, we have some
goesdown.!
Gary Grindstaff
U t c s t e d rraces.
a
rockm an. Republican
and Bill Bro<
s for county commissionlamdidatcsf
eis, care abc
iboui you as an individ„al. Tliey W
will respect you when
lgthe issues of Twin Falls
„ddit!ssiiiet
County. Aiss jyou decide upon a
r Twin FaUs County.
slieiiftforT
X the
remember
tl Republican candidate, Jerry
I acker. beUeves in
yP
t,ecdoni,re
responsibili ty and
accountabili
bility of the individual,
Our Repu
ipublican candidates for
,he nadon,
t e state and the counri, th
,y „ „ g „ o)d
d iand honest persons
you. not about big
w h o c i^ aabout
b
eoverament
ent.
p u m ake your choice for
Wlienyol
JS this November, place
our leaders
your trustt ir
in the American individise Republican.
ual. Choose
ON BLOCK
SHARON
oils
Itten
Missing Siamese kltti
Just because you see a c
doesn't mean it’s a stray.
^ chve
y .W
jiext to lhe kindergarten a
*Hori2on Elem entary in JJerom
e
e.
»This is the second ia tteJn we
v have
in thc last six'months.
hs. Hfe take
ats. W e
Jreiy good care of o u r cats.
^ v e them plenty of food, 1
*and make sure they are nc
‘Even p v ii^ them a weekl
And teaching them to be i
Didn’t you think he was a
healthy to b e a stray? Whi
V h a ta to u t
even asking th e n e i^ b »o rne m t h e
area that you found him
n iil^ e y
know who h c belongs to. 1
.. teachers at thc Kindcrgor
'■ICenterhave been introdu
' 'him so they Would know
v ho he
ww
belongs to. Now m y 2-yeai
rCiu-.oldsister walks around caUing
f th e
lg for
kitten. We have all been
t
m outlO
Tk.
ing. So would you please
se b1 e o km d
person and return him to u s ? H e is
a cream-colored Siamese
wilh crystal blue eyes. W<
. him a lot
IAMAT7I
• ELIZABETH. NATlIAl
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tTH
•
JOHNSON
Jerome
sliding
Military needs rebulh
While watching th e fir^
first presidential candidates’ debat
b ate con.
I. ceming our m ilitary iJrep
reparednesn
the vice president saidI w«
we have
the best-trained, th c best^ ”
■equipped forces in th e w(
said he would rebui
military. In the ev e n t of
u te m a .
J fm
tional crises, our airborne
brigades are th e first to b
deployed.
..
On July 1,1997, th e A r
ahon o f 73rd
toblished th e 3rd Battalic
• . A rm or^ R e c e n t . The:
h ey w e re
the only airborne armore
o ^ r e g i- ^
■' ment in the U.S. Army. T his d e a .
■ed i p p o r t
sion eliminated arm ored
for the troopers of o u r aii
that
divisions. It had bee n planned
pla
the 3/73rd would b e equi
with the new “M8” armo
tem. This system vvas due
dut to have
been in place on Oct. 1,1997.
1.1
wt iof peaceBccausc of lhe high cost
Bosnia,
keeping operations in Bo
e
top leaderHaiti and Rwanda, the tc
id iiit necesship of the Army found
sary to cancel nol onlyf th e 3 rd
Armored but
Bottalion of th e 73rd Am
also the new arm ored gun
gu system.
young man
' I am thc parent of aI yo
■ed th e army
' who as his MOS entenki
' at Fort Benning, Ga., to tundergo
intiym an
' the training as an infant!
7th A irborne
and training at th e S07th
jw :serving
Jump SchooL H e is now
nee:Division.
with thc SOlst A irb o rn
re d n essisan .
Our military prepared
rity. W hat I
'Issue of national securit>
ing o u r air*
have written concerning
my opinion, a
bome divisions is, in my
Jintoh-Gore
lack of honor in th e Clini
eed a presiadministration. W e need
lur m ilitary
dent who will honor our
men and women an d will
wil provide
leed to be
the equipmeni they nee<
able to defend o u r coufit
•quote Admiral William
‘5F o0( g”o“fW
“ ar,”
“’ ,,
his book,'.‘Lifting th e Fo
our miUtary is heading
ig ffo rn tram
—
f
\
“independent” politician,i,Itiiink
I
“i
rtienaso°of straddling th e fence. Wh
litidan
ocalled “independent” f. jlit
imediaiecomcs to mind, I think imm
iheriff
hly of Twin Falls County Sht
itifies
Wayne
Tousley, who identi
v
nt, whathimself as an independent,
^ever thac means.
isidon to
Now I am not in tiie posii
he sure
label Sheriff Tousley, butt h
parallel to
has some ways that are par
ne is he
that of the Democrats. One
you wiU
can solve any problem if yc
©ve him m ore money. Off ccourse,
^he can’t run as a Democrat
.jTwin Falls County if he wa
vants to
^be elected, but who do you
ousup*
_pose the Democrats wiU vo
vote for?
,' ,Wayne Tousley, of course.
ferry
I urge you to vote for Jei
jPacker. He is highly quaW
lified to
ffill the office of Twin Falls
Us County
^sheriff and not afraid to la!
label him*
-self. Hc is a Republican. Vi
We are
rge you to
“Packer Backers” and urgi
jbe thc same. Vote on Nov.
V. 7.
DWIGHT SHAW
TwinFalls
K W H
y 7^^
JM H
■
ed wtth homework
swamped
in my local paper
I was •eading
rea
ime town came against
where somi
th at th e
• too muchI homework
h
teachers, send
se our kids home with,
going to
I have aa granddaughter
|
igh
here
in
Jerome.
She
junior high
comes to>our
oi house after school
get hom e from
undl h er• parents
pt
le bring;' hnm r so much
work. S hel
rk th at she starts to work
homework
m as
on as soon
i she has a snack,
jurs, she is still working
Three houi
•work; sometimes as long
on homcwc
ours before she is
as five hon
Saturday, she has
through.. Then
Tl
le has
more. She
1 no tim e to be a kid.
IresenIIiiit as a grandmother. Fd
e a r from otiier parents
like to heai
idparents as to why they
andgrandj
ve a study haU to at least
don’l have
do soipeof
of this in.
YJ.TOUPIN
MARYJ
le
Jerome
.
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V ia g ra
iliftbio in
(From CNr\a) Flr#t TlmoAvaJ^
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College'
Fluiinking oi)ut of Eleictoral C(
ov. George W. Bash
and Vice President Al
, rGore arc riding a
in tiie
T r crollercoaster
p,
presidential
contcst,
with first onc
nc in the le;id. then th e
other. Even
v^ Cov. Bash in Uie
n witii
voter, some
lead on the^ popular
p<
odd-s-makers
s give G«>re the
rs still
^
pr Cted Electoral
projc“
college vote.
te. Bizarrely eniiiigli, in
th e case of sucli
su a head-on colli*
.S. Con-stitution tm m ps
sion, tiie U.S.
th e vote o fth
the people,
Tliat’s been
ecaasewhli tiie IHtlicentury Elect
ectonil College, each of
es’ presidential races
tiie 50 states’
areconducte
;ted as individual contests. Wlial’s
I’s more, .since the rules
dinner■take
ta all and heavily
UUed loward
ird the largest states, it
t aa presidential candi*
meatus that
d;ue need win
wii only more votes
ne else in each of th e 11
thj’m anyone
tes lo win enougli eleclargest states
toral votes; to capture thc prize,
singly. Ixjlh Burfi and
Not surprisin
pending more time in
Gore arc spe
g stales like Michigan,
hu-ge swings
lio, Florida smd
Ulinois,Ohio
mia tiian insmaller
Pennsylvaiiii
Iready-decided states.
states or alre
■ge BiLsli mny win m ore
So George
Dies nationwide, but Al
popular vote
[Iwin
Gore could
v more voces in
;y states
to l)ecome pres*
enougli key
i
lat haps>en.s. count on a
ident. If tiiat
neet bet>veen an alreaciy
* big disconrie
d public
and our nation*
di-sengaged
i
al politics,
orm would lie for states
One reforr
to alloaite: their
tl: electonil votes dif*
Vithout
making any
ferentiy.W
it
;>the U.S. Consthution,
changes to
Id
slates couldase a proiwrtional
aUcxratiun, like
lil that used to allot
delegatesin
in most presidential pri'itli a proportional sys*
maries. Witl
ididate witii 55 percent
tem , a candi
jular
of tiie popul; vote in a stii x* wins
it of that stale’s electoral
S5i>ercento
votes, but not
nc all; if the seccmti* ■
, ,
^
S t I'VI-n H i u1->1 ‘
H
m
—
place finisher receives 45 I^-rcent
j>
I lhe iwpular vote, they wi
of
win 45
'percent of the elc'ctoml voti
ines,
instead of nothing.
If all slates adopted thiss diange.
<
kvnplay
the effect would Ik“ lo dowi
the imixirtance of the 11 largest
lui
.states, and make all statess imore
and
comixjtiiive for ekkriortil votes
vc
more altnictive to presiden
L'litial
ciindidales. Tliis metiiod has
hi a
;uisconilogic and fairness to it that
pelling. But critics of this refonn
n
point out lhat it also could
i a t . Ill a
increase die po.ssibiliiy tha
d>ree*way race, no Candida
la te
would receive a majorityoof t h e
Elecior.il College vote.
III, w h y
To avoid sucli confasion,
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• NoSxMERK1I
ndents
straddle fence
Ind e p en
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Idled a fence oncc - quite
Istraddl
lent. The experience com*
byacddcn
1m y undivided attention,
No„w hcn
icn I h ea r of a stxaU ed
Joaw
nol simply do
a ay with this 18ih* 1
iclironism? All other
'
century ariachr
.•lions are by a direci
federal elc-ciior
Why nol elect
v’ole of l))e jK-oj)le.
jK-o]
nt itin a simple, natioiuil
the president
jters then would l>e
vote? All voten
attention no matter
I
given etjualI aiti
lived.
where they livt
ection of the president |
Direct elc'ctic
stant ninoff would lie
ijj-inp an instan
;ind most efficient way '
,j,j. fairest smd
:ial tth e nation's chief
(.„sure thai
om m ands support from
executive comi
'llia t’s cera majority of voters,
vi
dian can Ik- Siiid for
tainly more; dli!
Ited Elt'Ctoral Oillege.
tijy antiquated
upgrade the demcxrra.
It is lime toI upi
)gy ^w e use in electing
^ ceclinology
Dwerful office.
our mosi jx)we
’/alle€^ jie ttte . '“7 ^ e a i e n .
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Bush falls Hispanics5
Jerry Pac
’acker is nm ning for sheriif„tT w inI
n FaUs County. We tiiink
iiis dm e for
foi a change,
las an advanced certifi*
Jerry has
cote from1 the
d Police Officer
Is and
Training Academy.
Standords
0
je „ y h o s:bbeen
i
responsible for
Igeis. This experience
tiie state Departm ent of
Probationn and
a Parole. I like these
traits for our
ou next sheriff,
s in voting for Jerry
Packer, our
)ur next sheriff of Twin
Falls Count
jnty.
CENEAl
AND MARTHA
d ANIEU
ELS
'alls
Twin Fol
11^
M
I am writing in supportt cof Gary
mmission*
Grindstaff for county comi
<
vebeen
«er. In the short time I have
olitical
involved
in Twin Falls pol
i
i
iactivities, I luive leam ed ti
.
t(
irespect Gary. His ability■totake
up of
|the input of a varied grouf
inicrests,
carcfully considc
ide^tiie
i
information
he
has
al
hani
m dand
i
ichoose a well-measured acourM of
atiy. Even
oction
impresses me greal
)
ways agree
ithougli Gary may not alwo
i;
'vritii an individual aboutlissues,_he
“CePosiiis respectful of an opposin
’tion. AlUiough Gary and11I may not
confident
agree on all issues, I am cc
of his ability as a county’ ocommissioncM*. Ilis sincere conpar
,
mes and
regard to community issui
aU charac*
his genuine patriotism, all
servant.
teristics of a fine public se
I hope that die voters w
will support Gary. Twin Falls Cou
.
needs his leadership andd imaturity.
CHRISTOPHERS.
HARRIMAN
TwinFalls
credentials
Packer packs
pa
rrONW
If'Y r
.Grindstaff displays abi
iblllty
lie populaWitli a sizable Hispanic
iaho, 1 feel
tion here in soutiiem Ida!
it might be beneficial to) rr ^ y cerinder
tain facts about Texas um
of tiie facts
George W.’s watch. AU of
courtesy of the Hispanicc (Caucus
3nvention
from the Democratic Con
in Los Angeles this year.r.
se Bash.
Mosl Hispanics oppose
nates, tiie
According to most estima
one-tiiird
governor received only oi
1998.
of Uie Hispanic vote in 19
•der issues.
Bush has ignored bordt
Since the governor took<coffice,
.me in tiie
average per capita incom
ped a pouu
border re ^ o n has droppe
jioi fth e
ciach, relative to tiie rest
country.
^d a single
Bash has never visited
along the
colonia - shanty towns ali
.sewer ser*
border tiiat lack water, st
vice and electricity. Thes Texans
iditions,yet
Uve in Third Worltl condi
•roas invitaBuLsli has refused numert
« rate con*
tions to visit these despei
ditions in his ovm state.
rgarten
Bush opposed kindergj
ilis educaexpansion. Bush touts hii
os, tile govtion record, but in Texas,
cr expan*
em or chose tax cuts over
riy educa*
sion of funding and early
tion for Hispanic childrei
T h tie ;irc more examr
^ sliatter
Stubborn facts like these
the iUusion of inclusion1 aand compassionate conservatism,
Bu.sh*type compassion
od for Texas
ership has not been good
for
- and it won’t be good fo:
Amcrica.
KYLE “BUD” LEUZF
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Mondai, Octota
a t io n ___________________ ___
- l e a l t h
le s -N
iday In T h e Tlmei
Every Mond
Expan(i d e d r i g h cts ruling
createss o v e r l o a di of appeals
cts is yet to be determ ined.”
DN (AP) - T h e
effects
WASHINGTON
he ruling. Issued in June, said
The
S u p re m e C ourt•t is
i: se e in g t h e
ew Jersey man who fired shots
ummcr’s grounda New
effects of last sumi
ex p a n d s
into) aa black fam ily’s hom e was
b re a k in g ruling>which
wl
id e ;
e n title
i t l d to have a ju ry decide
jury-trial rights in certain crim i•ther hc acted out of hate and
Ic cof ap p e als by
whethi
n a l cases; A pile
ger
Id be sen t to p riso n longer
could
d e f e n d a n ts who0 ssay th e ir se n than[1 che
ti ordinary maximum,
tences arc unfair.
ew appeals citing th a t decilied that virtually
New
The justices niled
I are rolling in to th e Supreme
hat could b o o s t s . utionai
a n y q u e s tio n that
S y
irt^-and
the ju s tic e s already
imum sentencto', ,' .;C(>urt,
so m e o n e ’s maximt
e ordtfed lower courts to take
nko
wais mdti--: -^hayeo
such as w hether a crime
a
ses.
bw'look al a num ber of cases,
v a t e d by ra cial1 h ate , m u s t b'e •;, . Q'.nftw
im e ,
ll jury.
Judges no ' to iyrer.
et courts have d e d d e d somo
d e d d e d by a trial
jt
iew
Bndants
are
entitled
to
a
new
ie
such
issues
on;
•.
i
longer can dedde i
rip^i/-lrig.
th e ir own during'sentencing.
sei
Mlan
ai y of th o se ca ses involve
In essence, thee ocoun said
lgs. U ntil now, ju d g e s often
right to tria lib i^ .'-.^ r^ rti^
c o n s titu tio n a l rigi
such issues as how
al it says,” 5 ,a id > f J u w« dedded
«
ju r y m ea n s what
d l cocaine someone sold: more
N ew Y o rk law
aw yer GeraI4-:^!?i®u™
ger
a in e can le a d to a longer
preddeht o f the> ,,/'«dcali
Lefcoun, fonnerr pr
in y
son s e n te n c e . B u t m any
Btion of Crim ihal:::.=\prisoi
N ational Assodorio
teals say those d edsions now
■ts. “That’s
appea
D efense Lawyers,
rt 1be made by th e jury if ttheh
ustice sin c e '^ h e ; m ust
b e d ro c k U.S. just
tthe
he
lg
q
u
an
tity
co
u
ld
boost
rs.”
■•.'I’': ': d ru ^
Founding Fathers.”
am um sentence.
ocns of cases th a t • ; roaxm
“There are dozen
iu s t
Ither appeals say juries musl
[own th e p i k e
; Oth
h a v e co m e dow
lu n i
ide such issues as the amouni
iging sentences ds \ jdeddc
already” challengin
oss in a fraud case, or a defen
uling, sdd M lahii-" ofloss
a result of the nilir
It’s use of a gun, if that factoi
ise law yer N e a l , dant’s
c r im in a l defense
ild allow a longer maximum
mm
jv er, he v id e d ,'
would
S o n n e tt. Howeve
ion term.
as far-reaC W ng • ptison
“ W h e th e r it has
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CINCINNATI (AP)
(Al - Police a n d
;elting ready fo r a
protesters are gelti
visit next montii1by more thim 100
oth sides o f th e
C E O ’s fro m both
Atlantic.
)m Europe
and th e -,
Executives from
1
U.S. attending ihe Trans A tlantic
;uc are com ing to
B usiness Dialogue
investm ent.',
talk about tradee and
a
rays ofelitoinajing*and to discuss ways
is.
cosdy regulations.
lic s w iU M lp iitin But th e ir critics
force, saying the' ■gns r o u p ^ ^ n i ^ ^
ic co
global econoniic
( n tro lliy tn o
ful and disregards
rich and powerful
h u m an rig h ts and
anc the e n v iro n ment.
[y’re ready for any
Police say dioy’r*
3ut that m ost proconfrontation, but
testers gathering6 hhtc r e ( o r t h e , N i r e . ,
16-18 conferencec Wlll
wi be peaceful.
ssured m e t h a t “ T h e y ’ve assu
cm a n d 'r W H / ^ ^
they’re nonviolent
elieve
that. If not,
reason not to belle
u in e d lh V n tlM P tffw e ’re w ell-truin
pt. Vince D ehjad.
thing.?,’’ said Capt.'
In Seattle last: year,
yei lens o f thoustraiors converged
sands of demon.stn!
ing a World T ra d e
on the d ty during
neeting, so m e o f
O rg an izatio n met
th e m lo o tin g imd
iin< v a n d a liz in g
cc using t e a r gas
buildings. Police
lets arrested m ore
and rubber bullets
e. The
disruptions
than 500 people.
1
nost SIO ndilidn in cost the d ty almosi
extra security.
olice say th e F B I
C in c in atti polic
mforccment agenand other law-enft
d e s are hdping; and
ar local author*
ite s a r c re ad y 10
lo work 12-hour
ports say they plan
shifts. Local airpon
md will whisk the
extra security and
when
business leaders•s downtown
d
they arrive. ■
jn’t wont to blow
“ W e su re don’t
red B u sh elm an ,
t h i s ," s a id Ted
sp o k esm an forr th
ll e C in c in n atiucky Iniem ational
N orthem Kentuck
Airport.
“ T h e s e a r e big
bi c o m p a n ie s .
an make dedsions
These people can
lot to
on w hether ornot
t put a plant in
your area,” hesaid
aid.
more dian 5(K) peoPlanners say moi
T re a s u ry
p ie , in c lu d in gg U.S.
t
crice Summers and
Secretary Lawrciic
o ff ic ia ls fromn th
t e E u ro p e a n
Kted to attend.
Union, are expecte
oup, the C oalirion
One local group
iconomy, said they
for a Humane Ecoi
lui-of-iowners will
ex p e ct som e oui-i
iolent protest. The
join iheir nonviolc
nvironmenial laws
group w ants envii
dc agreements
and
w ritten inio trade
j
X
dtizens
■ would like to see ordinary
o
ny in th e t r a d e
h a v e som e sny
prt)cess.
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p
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slolo ostobllshoio p ll o n :
E ffect of A dopt
sinturo would bo perm itted to
Tl'O LoO'slati
ollon allow ing munlclpnlitiea
bom
b o n d s to tho stato bond b a n k
lo o n s from Iho oulhO «-, •
nulhorlty or oo bloln
b li
by Iho munlOpollty’s b o n d a ,
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*
i f ^ - r x s Tluld
a ' pool sm aller bond Issu e s ,
lullon
u n ld p o l b onda or mako lo a n s
la t Artfelo Vlll of th o Conslllullo
T hat
Dd by
,Illlos by Issuing Its ovm revt
o U h a0 JS ta te of Idttho b o am ondod
STATEM EN N TS FORTHE
tjonds;, Tlse eT h e Slolo could obtoln b e t­
iddlllon th e re to o f a M EW .SEt
p r o p o s e d3 AMENDMENT
o d oo s
tings, m oro ottrnctlvo Inlorost
^ i S 1 I!to bo know n o n d doslgnalod
5wor undonvrlllng c o sts Ihon
iBlllu1 .C h a n g in g tnno
o n a m o of tho Public
ion ZA. Artlcio Vlll of Iho Consllli
a llllos c ould ochiovo Indlvlduad as
thoth«
Public School PorSchool F u n d to
)f th o S to le of Id a h o a n d to road
o
s
r
s
e
o
nd
b a n k oulhoiliy w ould b e
lomn oi iFund dorlMos tho X w s "
m nnont E n d o w
g o sta to funds or rev e n u es o a
HORion th is fund an d othor
tho Con- disiinctlon botvw jot
T hat S octlon 4 , Artlcio IX, of tl
UNICIPAL BO N D BANK AUTHOF
S j a l r c;ocurity
;
for lls bonds, lu rth o r
slona
public schools. It also .j y Ml
am o n d o d funds ro lato d to pi
[It N otw ithstanding th e provlslor
stltution o l tho S to to of Id ah o b>0
o ai
krtlcio
lorosi
COSIS, T ho bond b a n k
0
c
o
n
slsio
n
i
wllh
Iho
gf
fg
m n k o s Iho n a m o
\)socllon (1) of S e c llo n 2 of Artld
to road a s lollows:
rsoululd b e roiiovod from sloto conondow m ont funds hold y,,,, tho loglslaturo m o y ono c t lows
^NENT EN- othor p o m ia n o n t or
PUBLIC SC H O O L PEHMANE
oi
lobt lim itations ond volor a p n
n
w
M
E
N
T
FUND
DEFINED.
Th
T
ho
public
by
th
o
stn
to
.
zing
tho
slo
lo
lo
e
stab
lish
a
bon
D
J ool n o fin n n n n t nnrtowrTlonIllu
o r olhor s p o d o l proval roqulrom
Irom onis. n s woll a s con stilu onSt dlo?r“cl? h ig h w w dlstrlcter
2 .T h o a m o n d i d m e n t c lo ritlo s tho
lurn d o f ih o
; authority to p u r c h a s e Iho bond
«sch
icoi suooivision
fostrictio
Ictlons upon Iho loan of th e
uftici-. p u rp o se cTlstrlct o r politico
c o o d s liom so u rco ol m o n e yt fifor th o Public School
Stato shall c o n i s t o f th e procoo
s oi
o r othor o b llg a llo n s of a muhlc
pur- ol Iho sto le oslobllshod :Du> t t d t o i h o Btnlo's crodllII to
m
w o horoto- Po rm an o n t E n d o)w
w m ont Fund.
th n unin ol 8 u ch la n d s 0 8 have
Issu ed or u n d o rla k o n lor onyJ pu
oailtv fIsi
to 0 m u n id p a l corporation,
lond
T h e q u e stio n to bo out
mokos II oaslor lor g " " '' I a u th o riz e d by law a n d to Ion
lOroQttor b o
3,Tho a m o n d m Tiont
t
foro boon grn n to d . o r m oy hofoi
to
oloctors of Iho Stolo of Idol
n d Ihol wlll produce ^ o n o oy
v t to a m unicipality with such loons
EM ENTS FORTHE
lonorol
gov,r,o
sto
to
to
b
u
y
la
a
ran
to
d
,
to
tho
sta
to
by
tho
gone
loor
STATEM
flf
gonorol oloctlon shall bo n
n d s, a n d moro m on o y for■ppublic schools. II will S ° kL®5
o c u ro d by boncJs. n o lo s or olhor
o rn m o n t, kno w n a a sc h o o l la
lom
I se
othi
3
S
O F THE
P RO PO SIE D AMENDMENT
jo dor
-S H A L L A RTICLE Vlll.
VI
l-off o l Ihol land. Tho g ^ ^ a taktio n s ot th e municipality Issuod
th o so Qranlod In Hou of su chi:: la n d s nc- not c a u s o a solt-o
i
will allow sc h o o ls. IrH E STATE O F 1. T h lsn m Bndmont
ondr
w To
ly porso
n o r qiqiq m o ln tain s n ir
quirod b y gift o r g ran t from ony
pi
irtokon o s o u th o riz o d by law.
1 CO N ST IT U TIO N O F THI
I wwn
ater districts, d llos. c o u n BY TH E AODI- rlgnllon nnd
Ids ito IDAHO B E AMENDED B'
o ing m o lorgost. Sinco
corpornlion uncTor a n y low oorr grnnl of public s c h o o ls boIr
llo th o authority lo o btain lunds
cc
s oi c i a l purpose d istricts fer
JTION ZA, AR-t tip s a n d .o ihoorra
OS
In ia S O .Itfa h o h a sh a d " “ hj,,
tho gonom l g o v a m m o n t; n n d of all
i olhor brcom lng a sm to lin
h a s e m u n ic ip a l b o n d s , no lo
s or
i TION O F A N EW SECTI
b
d
lv
ls
to
h
s 10 sovo ta x p o y o r
INQ
TH
E
LEG
-.
poTltlchl
subdiv
•f’
,ns to
toll e n dow m aol lond lo
r obligations o r t o m ako loans
i T IC L E Vlll. At/THORIZIN
g ran ts o l land o r m onoy m ndo 10
lo Iho
I stato tho au th o rity to aol
n Ihey
ESTAB-' monoy w hon
m havo lo borrow m o n e y
jj;
U
IV onISLATURE T O ENACT LAWS
n l lor flon- ,aiao m on o y lo r th'
IdpallTlos. th e le g lsla tu ro may
oi
from tho gortoral g ovornm onl
IK'AUTHORITY o r Issuo,bond s.
H ai
u - L ISH IN 6 A BOND BANK'
w horo n o n oted lor th a t land
oral oducatlonol p u r p o s e s , oorrw
or
i«vs a uthorizing t ^ e b o n d bank
Sendr
n^ n.enl will nIloW lo c al gqvCIPAL
BO
N
D
S
2
:
T
he
om
TO
P
U
R
C
H
A
S
E
MUNICI
atod In ouch o v o ro n o -m lllio n a c
o lh orspo cln l p u rp o se is Indlcotoc
oi
, OBLIGATIONS ornm ontnl jntitle
eniiti s w ho ollhor havo n o 00o s or
itlvo sh a ro s o v o r. o v o n w ith
flfantt’ Bfl o s ta n to 'o r dfsirlbutlvo
^ ’l u u e re v e n u e b o n d s . n6tos
i OR CrrWER MUNICIPAL3OMUNICIPALI- COSS o r w ho
0 hnvo
lim ited apco ss to th e
hi
O
5r so- AND MAKE LOANS TO
I
irlctlons on tho disposal •< ,
10 m
ofj a sta t* * th a t m a y M c h a a tto
tr o sta te ; longstanding rostrli
e ts to
U o b ta in financing a t r a to s
bllaa- T I E S S E C U R E D BYr M U N IC IPA L' bond m ark>0
^
onds ot nny oi o n d o w m o n t ton
S v l ^ n d £ f l S £ ^ or” oth e r ot)ligi
.s
lUNICIPAL
’OBthut
a
ro
lo
ss thnn
th thoy c a n curronlly ob is;
b
o
n
d
s
O
R
OTHER
MUI
lor
th
o
laws
rosiricilon
in
m
e
td
lo f o n o or m ore'm unlclpalliios:
• et
ow ing o n 0 stand-alone b a s is ,
SIZING
L
A
W
S
toln
by
borrowir
to,
lor
L
IG
A
T
IO
N
S
:
AUTHORI.
1
0
0
so
c
llo
n
s
(G4.000
rts,dovl3os,
no
m
o
ro
th
a
n
10
or tho Stntorall o th o r g rr'its , gilts, <
>) P led g e o r otho rw iso obtlgolo, li
ol
v in g s lo Ihoso ontttlos o n d
HORITY. WITH- rosulllng in sa
oov
Of Iho
PERMITTING THE AUTHC
Ito for gon- ocros) ot on d o w mmi o n t lond c a n b e sold a n d In^
o r tjoquosis m a d o lo tho stato
In-lhe n a m e o n d o n bohoTf of
r
0 ISSUE REV- Iholr ta xpayers,
°[
itolitv OU T AN ELECTION, TO
po ry o ar.
oral oducuiDonat p u rp o s o s io na tU
d J m a u n ls
n iataI a s lls a g e n t a n d Insirumontoiii
r n ™ n ,.l.m l..o „ .li.ln g u .o
ILE FROM O R 3 . Locol govorn
EN U E B O N O S PAYABLI
>Q| o nrnlnaa
4.T h o omondm<m o n t will result In moro
jq
ilfk: fun d s o r r e v e n u e s of tho slalo
slat
oro |jj«ly *®
=AL BONDS O R bond b ank outhorll^
outi
;
sc
h
o
o
ls
by
giving
tho
lly
for
SE
C
U
R
E
D
BY
MUNICI
Wl
•or.
m
at
pro?
monoy
for
p
u
b
lic
a
so
u
rco
of
p
a
y
m
o
n
l
or
socurlty
f
ro
S. TO PL E D G E smollor govorni
sauod O T H E R OBLIGATIONS.
,
tl lan d s m ay ainlo a n alto rn o tlvIvo
i to tho curront.TnofII ratings
or vmo borrovi infreNDS O R REV- lossor crodll
ral
g rinp<i«Hlf>d In lo n Iftnfl bflnK-fui
v o r S P E C IF IC STATE FUNC
lUilcULlaJ}0 ficiont roqu lro m om
n it th a t land exchanges
io‘oul*horiv°wl?h suc?i priority,oow
•o Iho
OF PAYMENT quontly. To
It o x to n i th a t Iho s t o l e . “iisnd ro neoiiiro Qtnof Innrtfl wlinin
)nuoa E N U E S A S A SO U RC E1 C
hin Ithftsm to m ust bo porform io
oi d ro ocqulro lond for
r u®s e s ol su c h f u n d s or revenue
dillonal rovonuos or olhor a s n oo c O R S E C U R IT Y F O R\ IB O N D S O R p le d g es oddillo
o faulhorily sh a ll dotorm ino. In
flnoilcuuius. tho public s c h o o l1oondow m ont. usin g mo ^ t h 10
iq
S ISS U E D BY so ls to su pppoorlrl Ih o so bonds, tho in to re sl ..
ary ior O T H E R OBLIGATIONS
rtio a c n u iro |.a n d B o n k F u nndd ro fe rro d to In Iho “ X ®
a n ‘c e with law. to b o n ocossary
B ro
IL
3 E ST A BL ISH c o sls will bo
rotd u co d bocouso tho fin an c - :
^
T H E A U TH O RITY . TO
Of^wujfl
ddOdJ&LlDO n m o n d m o n t. th oQ is ta lo wlll bo abio lo
oprlato:
.
HER RESERVE ing wlll bo ;low
vlowod a s m oro secure by th e
gthhrtr lanrtw I^lhlrl
sonrt) D EBT SERVICE OR OTHE
11 b o doDoa: hold, lor a lim itedd ttim e, tho procoods ol
;) E sia blisn d o b i sorvico roson
o
rs on
1IVATE CREDIT b o ndinvostore
t d thoy wlll accept a low or
FU N D S. T O OBTAIN PRIV
endowm oni land ,
^ othor r e s e r v e funds;
jgitiirt Inm ihft Dut>lie g e h o o l jmrmoDflQl
n sn io of p u blic s ichool
et
ooi
s or
R BO ND S O R
intorosirato.
onco- E N H A N C E M E N T FO R
Lnvonrnlnos (or Iator p u r c h a s)0
e of roplacom ont lond
j) O bloln p riv a te cre d it onhonc
S
ISS
U
E
D
BY
4.
L
ocalgovorr
ibilQO- O T H E R OBLIGATIONS
thot wlll b o m o r o> vvalu ab le a n d will proI for b o n d s, n o lo s o r olhor obilg
o n Iho orocooda.
lly In
fit
ESTABLISH A havo difficulty
Ir gelling bonda p a s s o d for
TH E AUTHORITY. TO E
d u co m o ro incomTie
e lor public schools.
I Issu e d by th e aulhorily;
IS oncfprolo
cls. This provision
OGRAM. TO IN- now lacllltlos
or
REVOLVING LOAN PROC
Uttod to tho
s.P fo c o JS froro m tho salo ol puWk: '
Tho q u o stlo n ro b o submlttoi
)) E sta blish a rovolving loan1 propr
hoe ppo s s o g o of bond pro p o sa ls
S !BY TH E AU- m ay aid In th
onds. V E S T M O N E Y S HELD
o|
oloctors or Iho S ta to of Idaho> aatt Iho noxt school o n d o w m o n
n to p u r c h a s e m u n ic ip a l bond
:o
s
t
s to th e taxpoyor wlll b e ..
IR
IT
IE
S
AN
O
sin
c
o
Iho
cost:
T H O R IT Y IN S E C U R
S S s' ;o r olh o r o b llg a llo n s or toI lonci
allows:
tho L and B a n k Fu n
gonoral oloctlon sh atl b o n s fgHov
lor
gi
;o
ro
d u co d Inlorost p o y m o n ts ,. ^
DESCRIBED
IN
lowor
duo
to
ro
OTHER
OBLIGATIONS
01
IC L E IX O F an d win o a m Incor
-SHALL SEC TIO N 4 . ARTICL
oy to munlcipolltlos;
n d o lh o rc o s i ^ n g s lo bo
ROVIDINGFOR o n th e b o n fdss aor
uthor- TH E INSTRUMENTS PRC
O F jf |h a t m o n e y Is n o
TH E CONSTITUTION O F T H EESTATE
SI
) Invosi m o n e y s h old by Iho authc
o u g h th o uao o l tho bond b a n k ; •SSU A N C E O F roollzod througl
ecuro T H E A U T H O R lT r S IS!
Kllhln a certain omounl ,, ‘ ]S
' p ro c o o d s o r to p a y or secu
public s c h o o ls wlll
IDAHO BE AMENDED T O :_____
aulhority,
ssuod B O N D S O R O T H E R OBLIGATIONS
01
F T H E P U ^ of tim e, th o m o n e«yy a n d Its eam ln g s will
1.CHANGE TH E NAME OFTIJs. ,n o te s or o th o r obligations issui
ivornm oniol ontlllosW l re a liz e
DR
OTHER
O
B5,
L
ocalgovorr
los
or
AND
IN
SE
C
U
R
IT
IE
S
OF
tn
e
PuWk:
School
Por•IE
PUBLIC
r
o
tu
m
e
d
to
th<
U C SC H O O L FU N D T O TH E i
10 authority. In a U th securlilos
Ll
tovlngs in transaction c o s ts If a ^ ~
H A T R U ST E E nddlHonoTsavIr
ho Iin- LIGA TION S IN WHICH
D ontFundlorlong-iorm ^ n g olallons
,|,
DOWMENT m en o n t Endowrmo
SC H OO L PER M A NEN T ENDO'
o s a ro d o sc rib o d In tho
c o fb o n d Issuos ore p o o le d - .
JANT TO LAW. num bor of lo
loco
iMtnj- MAY. IN V E S T PURSUAI
ure. in jsl a g re e m e n t or other instr
O T H E R C O N - to g o lh o rinoonneob o n d tlnoncod through Iho
O llho
AN D T O E X E C U T E O
JND SHALL
B.Land o w n e rras w h o w anl to d ispose mo"mpl
'''^Z.PROV IDE THAT T H E FUNC
I providing for Iho issu a n c e ol
ll
, !.
ITHER N E C E S- bond bonk aulhorily,
a u ll
T RA CT S AND TAKE OTI
FROM p H E . of la n d o re m o r e oolrten interesied In soiljs . no lo s o r o lh o r obilgotions;IcCO N SIST O F P R O C E E D S FBC
IATE
A CTION S
■&cash ralhor than In ox. ° (q3)?']Invoat a n y m o n e y s held by
j'y tho
SARY O R A PPRO PR IA
l
N
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S
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lng
m
elr
la
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fo
r
SA
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O
F
S
C
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O
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LANDl
ll
S
VIENTS AGAINSTTHE
*
IE P U R P O S E S
STATEMEI
cribod TO A C C O M PL ISH THE
PROM TH E c h an g in g II f o r ol
AMOUNTS A LLOCATED FRC
lortly. in e x c e s s o f fu n d s doscrlbi
JTHORITY; AUp R O POOSSE D AMENDMENT ... .
on. In O F A BOND BANK AUT
5RESERV
E S(S r« v v 5 llb 0 0 v 0 lI
PUBLIC SC H OO L EARNINGS
Rl
nragraph (f) of Ih ls subsection,
RMITTINGMU- , i n n i ^ ^anl igovornm
n
jn a in THORIZIN G LAWS PERf
ontal enlitlos w ho.v i
Fund lor th e s ta n
p
se c u ritie s o r o th e r oWigollons
widod NICIPALITIES TO SELL
lEDS FROM puw ic sc h o o l e n d
1m o st from Ihls program o r e '" ^aP flO V ID E T H A T PROCEED:
:h a trustoo m a y invosi a a providi
TH ORITY BO N D S OR C
th o w orei credit ond 0 Ilm llod
;
IDS MAY BE willing s e lle rs a n d
THE
T SALE O F SC H O O L LANOS
GATIONS ISSU ED IN AC
JANKFUND sh o u ld in c re a s e ,.m
rr a W n g ito aslo rlo rih o
s u e tholr own bonds ol favor^ •'i
D EPOSITED INTO A LAND BAN
ri'i'ltaka nny o th o r o c tio n s andI ontor
ont
LIMITAloroo- W IT H C O N S T IT U T IODNAL
^
T h e larg o local govornm ontal
T BE U S E D T O A CQ U IR^E
TO
E O T H E R sto te to b u y m o ree v\ a lu ^ o ro p la c o m o n t ,
s u c h o th e r c o n tra c ts a n d agro
FROM
o c - T IO N S O R TO OBTAINI LOANS
L
h «g o o d credit ratings Irom th e
LANDS
WITHIN TH E STATE:i AN
land lh al will p roBdduce moro rncomo lor
its ,a s It m a y d otorm ino to bojnno
l
JRE
D
BY
SU
C
H
.
shlho THE AUTHORITY SECUF
4.TO PROVIDE TH ATIFTH 05
J o g o n c lo s c o n issu e b o n d s a l
ossairy
ry or ap p ro p ria te to accom plish II
nty or B O N D S O R OBLIGATIOI
a lo s o n 0 siand-olono b a s ts , ,.
CE
NOT U SE D TO A<
>osoB Ol a b o n d b o n k aulhority
S & vtaxe''s “o i b Mcfmoni
g E D S ARE
AND CO L L E C T PRO PE
o n c o u ra g cs tho s ta lo lo
OTHER
LANDS WITHIN A TIME
TIM PRO- - S T A T E M E N Tr S
? A G A IN S T T h S
^
lunici- F E E S . C H A R G E S AN
a n d risk lls rovonuos to a u p VIDED
BY T H E LEGISLATUR
2) Tb provido for th e sa lo of munii
D AM ENDM ENT
(2)1
THE SAME TO
E^PO^SITED
p
r
o
p
o
s
e
d
o
n
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TS
AND
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local govom m ontal ontlilea th a i
pP R O C E E D S SH A L L BE DEPI
th e n a m e of Ihe Public p o ' bori
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N EN T E N D O W M E N T FUND
b o n d s, n o le s or oth e r obtig
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l^
5A LETO O RA S
J;
t
rity or T IO N S ISS U E D FO R SAI
n s o s a w hole wllh a ny c o rre - .
WITH ANY E A R N IN G S ONI THE
TH PR O - fT'snonr Endow rm
h o d e a l wllh th e public Hons1 hftjr p u r c h a s e by th o authority
NS FROM TH E
sary. P e o p le w ho
hority SE C U R IT Y FO R LOANJ
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w n efits from m o Ilnoncing gor
ecurity for lo a n s from th e author!
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E
C
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E
school o n d o w m ,ent
e r a lread y know whal
Butho:
A
U
T
H
O
R
IT
Y
.
ANO
TC
c
e
rta
in
localliios.
.
loolslaturo m ay o n s e t law s aulli
M d l '^
Iho n om o ro fo rs
tooon y O T H E R C O N T R A C TrSs AND TAKE !"0
ring Iho sta to lo Incur d e b t o n
.
LEGISLATIVE COUNC
m a t ih o Pubik! School rliln gig ca municipality, in addition tohove.
C3THER N E CESSA RY OR
Of APPRO PR I■ A w iw r
Z .R oqulrIng th
Tiunlclpallllos wllh hlghor risk ' ■
ow ers m unicipalities moy ho>
STATEMENT O F MEA^
:A N IN G
P o rm a n o n t E n dJow
o i m ont Fund contoln olhorirwppilhout
:O M P LIS H T H E
° ' TIS.
« th
J is am ondm oni h a s Ih e p o - •• ,
o n ^ ATE A CTIO N S TO ACCC
ro
d
ard
to
th
e
rostrtctlons
tho sa lo of lands o l iho a n d w[i
lONDBANKAUE
p ro co o d s fro m th<
AND P U R P O S E
so a«p - P U R P O S E S O F T H E B O
l
lulo Iho good credit ol Ihe a la ie .>
jlrem
ents
th
a
i
m
ig
h
t
o
th
e
n
v
lso
ndovirmom Is unnocoa- r ^ u ir o
public sc h o o l ond
jtsubT H O R IT Y ; PROVIDING
osulling In lowror overall b o n d
;
jn d e r Ihe lavra of th is slato. Dut
su
o? S e
% w e
oory b o c a u s o thhoo s e p ro ce ed s already ply und
jn 33 0 l D EBT O R LIABILITY "Ol
H JR N o. 1
th o s ta to a n d hlghor In to re sl , ,
10 iIho req u lro m o n U of SocOon
s m a n d n ie n t hovo to b o d o p lo
o sslied inio Iho p o rn o - Ifc t to
ations A RISIN G FR O M THE A
e s la te 's ta x antldpatlon n u to s .
*
cle Vlll. a n d a n y o th e r llmltolio
If a d o p tttd , th * p ro p o * * d am*
nom fund o r th o |
W tho
E X E R C IS E ,O F IT S P O V
Hy locol b o n d s In Idnho h a v o d
o s e d u p o n m u n ic ip a litie s by
t
rmS'J.”,
3 ^ ° — 01
r a n d soiling local b o nds is noi ,
'ubllc Schoot mont.
Vro
NOT B E SU B JE C T TOJ oTHlR^coii:
(
♦ C hnngo tho n a m o o l tho Put)ri
istltutlon of th e S ta to of Idaho,
to
rm aanont E n3 .T h o a m o nId
d im e n t will prom olo a Constli
jrobtlSTITUTIONAL LIMITATIC
Fund to rho Public S c h oo l Porm
a)
e b o n d s , n o lo s or other
ol
llo s c h o o l ondow m ont
a ) Issu
I
rN i''^ Sr"E "R F S S:o 10 local g^ovommoru “n^^rjc^
soll-otf o f p u b lic
IN ifor Q U IR EM EN TS. INCLUC
o n s hir s a lo lo o r a s security
dow m ont Fund;
a
tin
g
tho
n
e
ed
lor
land
patlom
IN IN G -M U N ia.
APPROVAL: AND DEFIN
bo o l bonoflt onty to th o so I0• AulhorUo m o n o y from tho sa
sa le
l of pub- la n d s by oMmlnatl
from t h e o u ^ V j7w™h
W
allow ing sa lo a n d pur- lo a nISs received
r
COUNTY. 1” “®*
nd m onoy ex ch o n g o s e n d a:
ibtion. PA LITY-TO INCLUDE: ANY
A
m e n' la le n tlllo s wllh m e h ig h e s t .
school o n d o w m o n t ta n d s oom
iorn s botw oon th e sta le su c h in
, lie
•RICT. IRRIGAn g s Rosorvo c h a s e tr a n s a c tlo
ss u o s . T ho b e st-raled lo c al is- m s OS CITY. SC H O O L DISTRtrom th o Publte S c h o o t Enrnlngs
ilos. Such a sell-off will sM u rlt
(THER SPECIA L
’ublic Sch oo l ond p rivate p a rtlo
h e a u - TION D ISTRICT O R OTH
<0a t th e m orcy ol Iho p o o r e s t
,
Fund to bo d o p o slto d In tho Publi
3 tb a s e on which Idoho ho m
rnuu n l ^ l l t y m a y a g re e wim m e t
OR
POLITICAL
^®,
“ e r o n d will goin llltle from
3;
o
n
d
rod
u
co
Ih
o
lo
n
d
P U R P O S E D ISTRICT O
I Issu
Porm onant E nd o w m en t Fund; nt
tor invostmont In- ihortty.
ESTAB.
a l pp ro c o o d s public s c h o o ls roly
ro
SUBDIVISION Q FT H EESTATE
S
. Provido n n o n c o p tlo n thar
lo sh o u ld nol b e In Iho
(b) I
com o. T h o s ta lo
SSOSS- LISH ED BY LAW?*
standing conslllu tlo n al.-,,V
from tho solo of pubtta sc h o o llondovwnont
om
4. Thoro is“ o'^tong
0 l(
a
L
ond
Bank
b
u
sln
o
ss
o
t
txjyin
o
g
o
ln
st
m
o
Slaw'S
oxtonslpn
of
la n d s mny bo d o p o slto d inio a Lt
LEGISLATIVE c:OUNClL'S
c
4 .A llhough m o
0 m unldpnlltl08.T h ls a m o n d ^ . ,
Fund to bo u so d to bu v o m o r•la
mnn d s wllhln
ibilc sch o o ls. Its land s a lo s tomn o m o re th a n 100 soc- ofo'fil“ r i a o dTs o l oslcTo th a t prohibition a n d
STATEM ENT =MEANING
Iho sla io lor th o bo n o itt of public
oallty lor s a lo to o r a s securlly
nro n o t u so d lions (6 4 .0 0 0 oicre
c r s) of sta le land por nlclpoll
l&caJ polk;v th a t
Howovor. if th o s o p ro c o e d s aro
POSE
u n d o r m ln .o0oconson/otivo
«
«
A N D PU H Pt
id
m o rn m akes It e a sie r lo a nus rr e v iv e d tro m th e authority:
toln
timo
limit
yoor.
this
a
m
o
n
d
i
J
m is Sloto a n d Its local g o v e rn to buy o th er la n d s wllhin a certain
Mtvy
h a s sorvod ml:
C) P
(c)
I led g e a n d a s a ig n to th e auth
:ho |pro co o d s lor th o s ta lo to ro
rt a c h lhat limit, which
Im posed by th o L ogislnturo. tho
for d e c a d e s,
m om s woll1lor
feis .
S J R No. 1• O '
» reduction of th e physl- ity or>ritl u d e s ig n e e p fo p ac ty taxes,r s
o avallablllly
of Ujo bond b a n k
•a d a m e n d m e n t 5 . w ith Iho
av
o l tho salo shall bo d o p o slto d Inlo
inlo tho Pub- could resu lt In a,0r publlo school endow- ratos. <
wmont Fund col a s s e t s o f Iho
tl^^Tfei^lorce tlSoollocllOffo
lie Schoot P o rm o n o n t Endowini
srss
authority a .3
s a m
I a rk e t lor murt\plpal b o n d s , _
u lrom ont th at sta le on- a n d Irig
rocoods.
m ont. T h o roquli
,
ntong wllh o n m ln g s o n th o proc(
slaturo to o n a c t and a rea dly
y so u rco of local finoncing. th la
lication therool. to pa y o r securo
1
nro tho
. A u th o rize Iho Loglalt
dow m ont ta n d cc a n only b e exchanged ^ p t dos, n o te s o r o lh o r oWlM Oons Isauod
nt win
•
ildpnl bond bonk am ondm ent
w e n co u rag e local u r « s o t
B taluloscroollng a munici
E ffect o f A d o p tio n :
Isau
/ould b o ro - for o th o r la n d laa ni e c e ssa ry to prevont ^ n t oh .e munkripallty for sa le to or “ns *®'
nt to incur doDi and Im pose overmunicipal
b o n d s governm ent
T h o Public S c h o o l- F u n d woul
i
auth
o
rity
lo
p
u
rchoso
mi
ta n d b a se.
^
n n a n o n i En- doplotlon o r th eI U
^nnm od th o Public S d io o l Ponno
;
b
u
rd
e
n
s
on
Iho
taxpayer.
h
o
n
u
a
n
d
o
lh
o
r
obilgotions;
ty
for
lo
a
n
a
r
e
c
e
iv
e
d
Irom
lh*
i
incrooaing
bur
)omo co n sisS.Allowlng mnoo n ey to b* h*W In tho w rity I
dow
alQlure to m a k e
f m ont-Fund lo m nko th o nnm
HitnMr * A uth o rize th o LoglaU
on d o w m o n t Land Ban k F u n dle. vi e n lo r a llm lte d iim o . thorlty;
[d^Tiike an y o th e r a c tio n s and en
to a n a to m untalpallllos se
si cu red by m ujtm e n t m oney from the
lO)
illlos th a t th e wlll d iv e rt Irw esm
|
funds.
T ho n m o n d m o n t spoclllot
irobllgnllons;
P e n n a n e n t Endow m oni Into Issi u c h o th e r c o n tra c ts a n d iagr«
tb U s h e d b y
E nt
n do w m o n i Public S c h o o l Po
Public
Schoot P o rm an o n t E
nts
a s 11m a y d e te rm in e wim the i
F
iretonwOl
result
In
lowor
m
o
n
tt
Islnluro
to is s u o
Dorlalo * A u th o rize th e Loglali
Fu n d would in c lu d o p ro c e e)ds
d s from m e Fund. T h o d h / w
rity to b e n e c e a a a r y or approprii
■f
Wks
schools.
Money
hokl
morlty
od
P eiteT
te . C e n a rru s a
[ of Inr.ds o f Iho pubik: schoc
re v e n u e b o n d s socurod by m unicipal
:hoolondovif revenues fo rp u w ii
salo
kccompllsn th o p u r p o s e s ol aa bond
be
b o n d s a n d obllgoiions; o
rom Iho P u b - In th e L an d B a nI kk F u n d will nol e o m a s to a «Ik< aum orlty o r th la s e ^ lo n .
^
S eic
e nre ta ry o f S ta te
mont
a n d m on o y allo co to d from
b
e
c
a
u
s
e
of
th
e
sh
o
r
t
b®nk
a
Fund. How- m u c h m o n e y b i
tic
Fui
13) T h e pro v tslo n a o f S ectionI 1I eond • O ollne a munlclpollly
li School E a m ln g s R o so rv oIho
a
te
o
f
Id
ah
o
*
will
b
e
hold.
(9)
,
C
.
“
.
3
;
S
S
:
,
s«ale
p
ro
co
o
d
s
am
o
u
n
t
o
f
tim
e
It
over, th o n m a n d m o n t nllows tho |
L
j e ; llI d ty . m u n id p a l corpomlic
w ^ o n (1) o l s o c tlo n 2 of ^ I ctleV
lowor district, w a< Iho salo o f public sch o o tI ondow
m ont
e . T h e a m e njm
^ o n lw U talkw tho Land o u b .1
iKoilon Irict. irrlaotlon disirid, oov
from
on1 n o t b e c o n s tr u e d a s a limltai
ff la
itrld. sp e cia l purcalled B o a id to se ll off
i rg e tm cts of land In sha llinr Ih e authority, g r a n te d by this
is soclor dlstrfct. highw ay distri'
fui
s<
ila n d s to bo haW in o so p a n ito9o dfund,
" th a t e rg now opon for u ponti
1a Land Bank F u n d , for a llmltod as m o u n t o t so u th o m td a tio tl
Fo llo w in g a ro th * tw o a m>en
en i d m an t*
t o th * Id a h o C o n s titu tio n t hlaatt 'w ilt a p p M r o n th * N o v * m b « r 7,. 2 0 0 0 |g a n e r a t
• to c tlo n b atto t.
1 « n p ro Ical
a tio n fotp o * * d t o th * p « o p l* lo r railflc
la tu ro .
rto w in g a c tio n th * b y th * lae gg lila
-p
■m* p ro p o » * d a m * n d m * n to ,. tn
th*a L e g la lativ * C o u n c ir* S ta t* m * n t ojff M
M ean in g
i«
A
d
o
a n d P u rp o * * * n d E ffa c t o f Ad p tio n ,
h e S ta t* a n d th * 8 ta l* m * n t» F o r a n dI tth«
m a n t* A g aln at * r * p u b ll* h « d hhie r * .
Loglslaturo. Money In
timo oot by th o Lo
Jund could bo u so ffto
Iho L and B o n k Fui
jr th o bonotlr of public
buy oth o r te n d lor
schools. If n o tu s le
o id ln th o tim o o llo llo d .
n tm e Land Bank Fund,
tho monoy h o ld in
plus in v o stm o n t oo oa m ln g s. vrtiuld bo roOllc School Pormanont
tum o d lo th o Publii
Endow m ont F u n d3 for
fi Invosimont 10 bonolll pubik: s c h o o ls.
an
publicc cc am p in g ’, h u n tin g , lishlngI ond
rec re atio n al actlvilloo. Largo)corcoi
olhor •roi
Iho
e rran c h o ra m n y be nolit tromn lh
poralo^
ands,
id m e n t by b uying up public londi
am ondrt
no
rod u dcing
n i Iho a m o u n t o l stnto-ow«nod
acc osslblo lo th o public.
land acc
J.J.R. No. 107
1
H.J.R. No. 1
lllly of thb sto le
tion a n d an y d e b t or llobllll
jxerdso ol powarising n s a result ot tho exe
o rs a u th o riz e d by this soff
to , nu?‘
bo d o o m o d a d e b t ol iho i
p o s o s o l S o c tlo n 1 of Art
on nro suppioprovisions o l Ihis socllon
m onial lo a n d sholl not Do
i
l®.fr2fn
nu®
a re p e a l o l o r limitation u
thorlly of a munlclpollly um
o r 4 o f A rticle Vlll. o r ony I
5
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i
°
d
p
5
!S
Itylow fuliyoxeT C lsablobyj
m d lows of Ihls
u ndor th e C onslltulion on<
stoto. in d u d in g . a m ong oil
S lS n « ;
morlty 10 Issu e gonoral oDIli
rovonuo b o n d s or lax antic
g f e r
or to e n te r Into conlrocts
loko o th o r financial obtlgal
/“ S o n ,- m u .
(4) For p u r p o s e s of Ihla
n lc ip allty 'sh alH n c lu d o an i
m unicipal c o rporation, oc
srSiESH a-
S
j
^
rtlylor
OF I
K ; . nlclp.t bona, ona olbarc
- On their way otut?:
ut Health
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Voflfictals think they
measles under cw
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Mor
T h e T im c s - N'lee w s
AfewMwords '“I
ir h e Im o s tt b e l (i o v e cd
jfromtthe
demon<
lettes ^ynericaiins
of he
lell
.
been a TV series
There has never bee
hero was a bot.
where the anim al hei
Idn’t Lassie have
Why not? Why couldn'
could havr ''cen
been o bat? There cou
iw episode wherein1 L
Lassie and her
ny, arc frolicking
master, Timmy,
aitmnd the farm, with
]
th Lassie
playful*
for Timmy via
ly catching insects» fc
c n l y ... UH-ohi
sonar, when sudden!
he iquicksand!
Itmmy is caught in the
fast as she cun
' So Lassie flits asi fa
ouse, w here she
back to th e farmhous
squeaks and hurls her
a -tid n y s c H n s ^ i
------ 1 thhe
e screen door
l'
jitil Timmy’s famly, realizing that
om ething
is
nwig, comes runing outside and
kills
ills Lossie with a
ake. Because peorake
le Rcncrally hate
Ens!
ats. Plus they arc
ettin g sick and
H u m o r fi«'
Ired of Timmy
ailing into th c
DmBaiy f.ni
uicksand every
'
quic
therweek.
othe
oint is that bats
Bul my central poin
=
This is
{iave a poor public itnogc.
ir
play a vital role
Vtnfair, bccausc bats; pL
)pposed to dogs,
in thc ecology, as opp
anything except
who hardly ever do an
[-peeing puffs of
tSork and emit paint-pc
vould b e a good
flatulcncc, which won
1
name for a rock band.
are people vrarkFortunately, there an
us -■ people who
ing on behalf of bats
cet bats; who love
study bats; who respcct
ca^on. tasted bats.
bots; who have, on occad
)lc imet recendy in
X group of these people
Mtami for the 30thh aannual N orlh
American Symposiumioorn Bat Research.
j^ ^ v ^ o n w a s
On hand to provide retai
dcoboola (“Covc
a company callcd Spclo
and Bot Goods"), which
wide amiy of bot-themct
mro m c r c ^ o ^
including bat jewelry,r, bbal candles, bat
shirts, bat ties, bat bob
sculptures, bat tissue
molds, bat Christma»tr
r o S “
bat hot saucc ond bat ttea
Thc symposium Itself
^fair, consisting of bet n
senting scicntific papers
K
b o ^a
e y nn a n
Dve to laap ■
up sugaar H
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i
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---- :---TTVIN
m FALLS - Unless you're dii
little sugar
sui won’t hurt you.
..Ther
ms
here are only a few teaspoons
in o square
stiu
of mUk chocolate,” said Maxine
sdiroed
lhe Magic
seder, registered dietitian at ih
ey R egional M edical C entc
„nhodv
dy cats just onc square of mill choco-
Hiallow een
H
Ib
b like
a holy day
for aw oot to o th #
In th e U nited S t a te s ,
• w here o ach
A m erican
c o n iu m e s a b o u t
6 4 pounds
of su g a r pe r ye ar.
. And on Halloween - the
1C h
high holy
st, so.
our
)f sugar rushes - wretched-exce
nal obsession.
up
c
av
e
ra
g
e
A
m
erican
lappei
^he t
for
ds of sugar in 1958, th c last ;
[] statistics
arc available. For the
ihi typical
which
st
oge boy, it was 109 pounds,
realize
“l^don’t
o i think a lot of people rea!
are really
they, or their kids, ar
much1 sugar
si
iming.” Schroedcr said. “Butt onc
or can
consumi
:on
have
10
teaspoons
of
sugar
ii
pop can
ng
Putt that
ti into contcxt: Drinking ia can
ng ja
sodaisisthe equivalent of ordering
e and
coffee
a dumping five spoonfuls ■ sugar
intoil.
I.
ku
rinking a can of pop is like
“Drin
idcd period
your teeth
tc< in sugar for an exicndc<
Wrigiu, a •
ne, if you sip it," soid Markk V
of time,
TwinFalls
Fa dentist.
)lcd in thc
Soda
da consum ption has doublei
It's only thc
Uniicd
!
:d States
since 1974, but that's
bc^nni:
ming.
-jfyo
most better
you’re a parent, you're almos
^ff jcni
whcn they
eiiing your kids sit down wh
tng, cat all
‘ home from trick-or-ireating
;ondy tliey can hold, tlien mal
the con.
make them
F.'^jflS&Si
brush
tl
Adrian, a
L
tl their
teeth,” said Dr. Bart•t A
TwinI FFalls p ed ia tric ian . "That's
at's b e lte r
ky ca n d y ,
V;
, le ttin g th em chew sticky
h, ffor days
h is terrible for your teeth,
id.”
he icharts.''
ugar consum ption is off the
director of
Michael Jacobson, executive; dii
C enter for
W. ashington, D.C .-based Cei
'" p w
Dublic interice in the Public Interest, a pub
Jdcd sugars
roup, in a neivs release. “Adde
H R H E n
e r H o le U s e b y a
- fomd
^ d largely in junk foods, sue! as
Complcjddes of Water]
ze lihealthier
lunity”;-Commono n i:s,
^ tcake and cookics - squeeze
Coloradan Bat Communi
IW iaccounts
i out of diet. That sugar now
anagcm ent in
Vampire Bal Mam
>nsumed
by
G
perccnt
of
lhe
calorics
consi
)nyaeris
curasoac
P
Nkanigua": “Is Leptonyi
ivcragc A m erican and 20 pci
ator?": “Is Myods
the ave
on Unreliable PoUinatoi
agers’ calories.’'
ito Hunter of the
teen-^t
ludfugus tho Mosquito
calories for
H V
the question that
In 1978,
19. il was 11 pcrccnt of cali
Night?" and of course! thi
irpical American, according tooCSFI.
C
“Do Frugivorous
the rypit
is on evciyone’s mind:[: “I
c federal
Departm ent of Agr
•d IDispersal for o
Thc
f
Bots Provide Directed
|v
icted in 1997 thnt added-suga; intake
predictt
Lorj;e-seeded'HtjplcalJTVce?”
Ti
005; it's up
d increase
20 pcrcent by 200S
MM
lothcr good name
would
ii
(For thif‘¥ixord, anotl
st 30
iid be "Mosquito
almost
3 pcrccnt sincc 1983.
for a rock band would
lablePollinators.'^
All1th
that sugar contributes to ob
Hunter and theUnrdiabl
hriKider
i not always obvious.” Schri:
fo
using thc niunber of calorics thi
bat sdentists at
incrcosii
I talked to severalI bt
t-juice drinks, which are mii
•s consumc,
Schroedcr said,• hi
here ore some of
caters
c
the symposium, dnd hci
In
ed as being4 ihealthy protiucts, can Ix.* Ii>
arse.
the bat tacts I teamed:
<1:
do wors4
•wl
odded sug.
I
lollipops
are still huge
oplc whose diets arc high inI ad
ive in thc world,
Peopl
• Wherever you live
f<
ow
9papers___________________
riglit’s jjcrspcctivc. sugiir is |prol>Knight Rlddof Now
Ai
•by. In fact Look
ajj gat
i
f
year,
but they’re sharat lower
levels of fiber, vitam:
there ore bats nearby.
ien it’s
Is’ m ouths p rim arily whei
out there’s oru: coming5at
and caldum. By
ats«unou.m
and E,
E, magnesium
i
h cc
treats lhat reflect the
I
ncglcct.
ime
kids
who
lal>el
broccoli
.
.
,
The
very
same
though bots look
i„g piroteciive
„,
- • No, seriously, altho
nutrients and food
; season.
lesprcad use of fluoride (mn dnnkci
;uck candy boogers out of ;i
••f-ross” will suci
onenes fium hell ■ jje t added sugars may boost thc
Uko evil creepy demonc
candy
aisle and you're
and toothpastes) really red
of
plastic nose.
dowmmd bite us
„stcopo
that wont to swoop dov
iporosis, cancer, high blood f
iltcd hy sucli ghoulish
;r of caviiics dram atically,
I‘SGo figure,
and ^ve us rabies, thes ln
tr t^ is d u ttth ij.
leart disease,
Peepers (peanut buttertol
core
ij„.,
and the l>est dental
said. “But fluoride
fli
necessarily sweet anymore
a fl
flying mammals
Sowh
ore generally harmless
what’s a parent to do?
ills wrapped in foil that
ng In do you m uch good' if
''
in flavor or inn ddem eanor. In fact, what'f
colonies, corc for
“ Kee
just like us who form1cd
:cep tra c k of w hat y our kit
ib lc disem btidied c y c ­
3 I S ’t , S 5I your iceth.”
in the little ones’ Halloweer
crhtw
d said. “Read labels.”
their young, go to) th
tl e m ail, etc.
jcder
i „ . f.w„l
ecause sugar is thc favorite
le T attoo S p ace A lien
is year ean seem downright
oae bat is farless
Sradstically, the aveniae
d keep in mind that not nilisugorsore
su
•
,v
Z
i
>
:eria
that
causc
tooth
decay
J that are printed with
uptiRht grown-ups: gummj
lUccly to be rabid than1Pat
Pa Buchanan.
'
disRtisiing to up
cd
equal.
rcspccicrsof
age.
re supposed to transfer
ng insects, bats
bones, chocolates tliat lool<
• Besides catching
,t ti
the kinds
ey’rc ubiquitous in food, but
,e
tl.cir
“
'"Jy
'»>
rn children who still have
:hc partaker's tongue,),
cer. gar' found in fruit and in starcl
and h ard candy .so sour, it’^
ploy a oidcal role inn pollinating
p
o^hyfoo,!,
nviiies.
.inc
h with u m outhful o f cavi
s big, of course - Gumtni
thcTgove, with.
rf
tain plants, such as thi
painful.
some dietary Value, siie saii
1.
Idbcnolojuito,
“ 1 ^lave
out which there would
t
Exactly thc stuff
stu kids love.
ed.uhighly
c“"problem is with thnsc added
t
Thcp
• Even vam pire bats
bai have th eir
Please soe CANDY, Page B4
Please see SUGAR. Pa{
Page D4
TraditionalI H
11 allow een h an d o u ts lik*.
licoricc,
•ssed products, from lattes to) lie
* e r Ted Fleming
processt
huihim side. Rescarchci
itimes a fem ale
tdld me th at som etin
tum from a sue_ _ _
vampire bat will retur
g trip
T
7
cessful bloodsucking
ti and share
“regurgitating to
\/y ,
her good fortune by “rc
wwvw.
▼▼
ber roost mates.” Avnvw
, • Many bat spedess ore
or endangered
of whom
AmoA
because of humans,, some
s<
y. rider
igen, a biotecli company in
» d A researcher
view bats as acttial food
j!
Health note
years, m a le m o u n tain '
o rnia, h a s c re a te d a contold
Cahfon
named Tom Kunz lo
l m o th a t in
•r
—----and
sr
W
eb
s
i
te
fo
r
c
a
n
c
e
r
,
b
ik
ers
an cyclists considered
Knitting and cnx;hei iia
sia, bat soup and
parts of Southeast Asia,
doctor isn’t a good ca
unibiiess and discomfort
in tts e x p e rie n c in g s id e
a rcsiuxicnce these days. '11
ered tasty treats.
patien
fried bot arc considered
!.
right
now.
A
s
deman
:ts from c h e m o th e ra p y ,
icrotum part of th e "I’mdcnce cvcry^vhc^e. Acitirtl
ive eaten pretty
effects
In Guam, people havc
r
'
r
„
s
*
“
,'e
doctors has dropped.
c th
nough-to-take-it” pliilosGlobe, a HoUywood pissi
Wire’s a bat shortWhile
t e s ite , at' hilp://www .
ipuch all thc bats. Then
S i- w iN c ;
i „ “ l,He;ed
average a n n u a l incor
>ogcn. co m , w as b u iltIt
snwill drclc of top actrcss*
me a bat rancher
ncupog
age! You co^d l>ecome
to re cru it them , says
nd th e v e ry com m on sidee
, cycling w riters such as
ing C am eron Diaz an
lugh you would
atound
Barbara Gash
and get richl Althoug
e
search
firm
M
erritt.
1
t
of
neutropenia
(low
wliite
elka
of
Bicycling
magaI
lannsili.
get
together
oncc
nglers.
effect ol
qeed skilled bat wrangli
)f
A ssociates. F or the i
le Ilhai the Gubu
bloodI cell
cc count), there is o lot of
knit. 'Hie "gnuulmolhcrly"
night up th e unthinkable
• Kunz also told me
zinobrouf
ended in M arch, the^\W o u T r w '
IW Guinea (I am
useful
hot trend!"
^ p l c of Papua, New
ul in fo rm a tio n to h e lpp
m cntionable - the possinily.practicc
Joum al reports, fami
Claire Dailies aiul .Iiilii
people up), have
patients
n6t making thc GubuI pc
nts and th eir families dealII
; beiween impotence and
if
income declined by ju;
iey boil up a mess
a
feast wherein they
are hooked, loo; they fr
a^ll of th e e f fe c ts of
-r e la te d in ju r ie s to a
•er coals
and then
rh#.mnil
of bats, cook them over
i
>
1 pcrcent from a year
yarn shop »» Siudio Cii
lotherapy.
Tlie
site
also
pro;>rivate p a n s . T he medwhich they pick
chemoU
eat th m whole, afterr wl
Even
the su|>er model Im;
d
$135,000,
w
hile
pedi
free support programs and
y is still out on a direct
; and guilds across the
litde bat teeth out of itheir mouths.
ting lKK)ties f«ir her new
incomes dropped 1.5 |'
to o th e r tru s te d cancer-rtion. but a new study in
conncctioi
nierested in th e group
he
" " k s, to
Kunz said that, as a[I researcher,
n
considered chic tcr*wcai
$132,000^,
:d
sites.
irnal
L
anccl
shows
tliat
th
c
jo
u
rn
he ages 24-.r>.
itc
of
this
dish.
related!
actually took a tiny bite I
m ade sweater iiiid hip t(
a lot of.vininger adults are
saddles can
ca cause injuries in the
id tnot say titat it
' • In c r^ b ly , he did
knitting in public. At a Ki
ng what core consumers
scrotum1 to
t m ale m ountain bikAt aI loss
Ic about floss
tasted like chickcn.
What a bodyl
New York’s Union Sciiuirc
vn all along; it’s relaxing,
lats have really
. So we s c ftth a t botJ
m any w o m e n p ro b a b lyy
year, more than 7.000 |>ec
•nse in main“We spare no cxpen
md
creative," says Mary
ologisis
a
n
d
urologists
received a “row de;
ined
instru.R
adioir
idy know , tc e th -flo s s in g8
ured to knit.
taining th a t fine-tun
wo
" ' " "ly‘Isis not a guy thing. W hen
immuniaitions director for
humans, I think that fro
'Hie Cr.ift Yani Council,;
th c fe m a le
at th c U
U n iv e r s ity H o s p ita l
*J
m en t k n o w n as th
e 'ri. h o r b . r a " '
I'ams Council.
should nil rem em ber
it association that raises <
ty magazine,
In n s b r uucck in A u s tria found
A
m e ric a n A c a d e m y o'*f
body.”
So
says
Equity
re
should
m
ake
V
I
iKirtalile,
and there are
our friends, and wo :
o u n tain b ik e rs have a
awareness of cnift yaras st
th a t m ou
jdoriiology p o lled 201 of
w hich re p o r ts th a t: m
r ore than
cc ito them while
Periodc
or evcr\' skill levol. Cost
every effort to be nice
fr e q u e n c y of scro ta l
ure 30 m illion crochete
is s p en t on
h i g h e r ft
em bers, 97 p ercen t reportS IS b illio n a y e a r is
listonce of. in my
“ S ™cm
cm to liother ix;<>ple; texremaining at a safe disb
U
n
ited
S
tates
alone,
am
TS.
chocolate
bars
and
lol
air-care
cosdisorders,
lai ih e ir fe m a le p a tie n tss
women’s skin-and-hai
ts. Also, if wc go
ed that
liandHiyed yarns are popcose anyway, 14 miles,
re s e a r c h e r s suggested
asing even more yam tluir
sellers this time ofhcv
ye are pricey,
md makeup;
T h e re^
liced b e t t e r o ral-hygiene°
metics, fragrances am
.uthcast Asia, we
practici
to a restaurani in Soutl:
ters! Tlie council promoie?
luntain bikci ihould pny
oli
ing slielf space with
Ilion is spent
lhat moun
ts th a n t h e i r m a le^
we know - h a b its
an odditional $5.7 billi
t wtieek's colum n: y arn
should make darnedd sure
s
l»th of these cnifis. especia
tention u> their bike s;idfa
friglitful side of theItemet
sei sites and Ixwks,
jtrogcns, and
closc atter
patient!
nts.
on contraceptives, estr
what we are ordering.{.
dren
^vho
can
lx;ncfit
fn>m
i
su.spension
lo
reducc
Stroll
down
the
car
istandovarid
ie
a
n
d
s
drugs th at trea t breast
dexterity and direction-l
mor columnist for
I
Dave Barrv is a humot
likely lo be assaulte
ut S8 billion
injury,
fwtv/j irmcs- u/x)uf .«tiriru;
an cancer; and about
g
Into
decline
rite
to
him
c/o
Thc
«0*ng
I
tluit’s
involved.
the Miami Herald. Write
re, • goodies as Creepy •rniif
Pec Fnv l’n-x.<. V\ Wte to
men on vilaor so is spent by womi
ing to m ed sch o o l too
Tliere’s also a growingt'sr
Plaza,
Goinj
Miami Herald, Onee Herald
h
mpiled from wire reports
filled chocolate b.Mls
upplements.
- Comi
/ ^ v' Paw, r o. no.\- 82H.
mins, m in ero k and sup
nc a pcdiatridan or familyy
become
Miami, Fla. 33132
cn
m ake them resemble
ich. 482J1. or -\tul c-mail
•hi
halls) and T ongue 1
Suckers (lollipops th
f ny
ok
black icing and are s
it’s
the alien's face to th c |
Con'ise imagery is hi
I
"(-SS
iay tiie yuckie
Kids sa
, th e b e tte r
SIS
Knitting
(
i^eb site ooffers hedp w ith ehemo
resurger
srLS:”;;
t enjoy
)pularity
I
er th e treats, t
f '
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Red Cross tralj
'
T he A m e ricca
a in R ed C ross is
irkplace Training:
offering a Work]
S ta n d ard F ir s;tt /Aid course a t 6
p.m. todoy a nid
d T
' uesday a t th e
icc, 718 Shoshone
Red Cross officc
'alls. T he five an d
St. E.. Tw in Fall
co u rse in c lu d e s
on e-h alf h o u rr c<
limonary resuscitaadult cardiopuiin
id instruction.
tion and first-aid
i
tio n ond p re p ay P re r e g is tr a tio
ired. To re p s te r or
ment arc requirei
rm ation, call 733for m ore in fo rm
367-6321, o r v isit
6464 or ( 8 8 8 ) 36
the officc.
‘
i
I
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■
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Bone marrowMrregistration
w registration
will
Bone m arrow
i
be tak e n fro mn 8 a.m . to 1 p.m .
today th ro u g h1 T hursday a t th e
Cancer
Southem Idahoo Regional
F
\ d d is o n Ave. W .,
C en ter. 6 5 6 Adi
Twin F a lls. T*he
he process ta k e s
ab o u t 30 m inlu
u tte s a n d is f r e e .
Donors m u s t bbee betw een 18-60
years of age antd
d in
i good health.
formation, call 737For m ore infon
2441.
i
ining offered
Rrst aid tralnli
A C o m m u n ity F irst Aid a n d
will be offered a t 8
Safety course wil
a.m. S a tu rd a yt aalt th e A m erican
Shoshone St. E.,
Red Cross, 7188 S
ic nine-hour
course
Twin Falls. T he
r
and a d u lt
in d u d es in fa nIt,
t, child
i
iry rcsusdtation.
cardiopulmonary
P re r e g is tr a ltion
tio and p re p a y ired. To r e n t e r or
ment are requirei
rm ation, call 733for m ore inform
o r v isit
6464 o r (8 8 8 ) ^367-6321,
6
the office.
L A
BIgK IdsK lubi
b meets <
'
ub will m eet from
Big Kids Klub
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la g ic
d u c a tio n C e n te r a t Mag
in te r
alley Regional M edical Cent
• .T
^ w in F alls. T h e program
“f? is
. jsigned
•
to help prepare siblir
r th e new baby.
To register, call 737-2900.
n Falls.
M VRM CinTw in:
in is not required.
Preregistration
I
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- A to u sa
w a s h i n g trO
oN
:
Ued bigger breasts,
Yazdanfdr w antei
)py with the prices
but wasn’t happy
en or eight plastic
■ quoted by seven
jb o u t $6,000 for
surgeons - abc
implants.
lg Beach, C alif.,
So th e L ong
woman went to>a Web site, posted
)reast implants and
a request for brci
auction. Plastic surheld an online aut
:hc procedure, and
gcons bid on the
the lowest
she ev e n tu allyjr chose
cl
00. The surgery, in
. bidder at S3.500.
uccess, she said.
. ; August, was a succ
ted to go bigger,"
:•
“I ju st w an ted
r, 26.
1 said Y azdanfar,
2 who now has
lasts. “I couldn’t be
•: siie 34-DD breast
le iresults. It’s amazhappier with the
ing.”
;n’t alone in having
Yazdanfar isn’t
line for business. In
doctors bid online
a strange twist on
or the burgeoning
ice to hawk goods use of cyberspace
Bseball cards - peo:I from cars to base:
auctions to
•! pie are holding5 online
oi
ective surgery.
find cheaper elect:
p ra ctice Involves
So fa r, t h e pr;
only a handful of Web sites and is
u sed
hardly a tre n dd.. Yazdanfar
'
le. a Califomia site
Medicine Online,
:ring cyber auctions ,
that began offerin
gave
the
site
perin March. S h e ga
le a s e her n a m e .
m ission to resle
lames of clients and
Normally, th e nan
r
—
Latdy. fib er has had it rougli
H eodlines once touted a h
fiber
>cr diet a s a vray to h d p prci
canct
nccr, hcMirt disease, diabetes
a hos
lost of lesser ailments. The ki
idics, though, have poured 1
studi
■
Ik over fiber’s canccr-pnwen
iam about childbirth
milk
putation. Not only doc» fiber
reput
irentC h ild b irth and ea rly parei
Ci
:m to do much for colon can
seem
from
will be o ffere d frc
ingg classes
<
butt 0one study this month sug(
egin9 :30 p .m . T u e s d a y s , b eg
i
7-9:;
th a t fib e r supplem ents m
ng Nov. 7 th ro u g h Dec. S,
ning
ir
screening
^
Breast cancer
tually increase th e risk of p rc thtc
e S t. B e n e d i c ts H e a l
ie n in g education
cancc
ncerous growths.
F if
if th
A breast scree
E d uu c a tio n C e n te r , 215 F
s offered
through
Sois fib er good for you?
So
•cond
program
will
be
i
ve. W ., J e ro m e . T he secoi
Ave
l^omen’s Im aging
**itseems like a simple questi
“It
MVRMC Wo
a s s q u a lifie s a s a re fre.ss hh e r
c'"®
Id Jo
Idison Ave. >V. in
said
. an n e Lupton, a nutritii
C en ter. 630 AddJ
•ssion fo r m o th e rs w ho hh aa J e
ve rsity.
cntist a t Texas A&M Univer
le fr e e program
sdeni
Ibirth
T w in F alls. T he
■eviously taken th e childbir
h e fI o ^
•t questions
that involve the
ibout early cietecYet
q
includes facts abl
iries.
Itcd f o r
ople c a t can be complicated
:
exam
ination
and
peopl
"io".
T he d a s s e s are fre e for Uiose
the
entists to answer.
, 'FJ o r m ore inforsdeni
Jt
m
am
m
ography.
ho w ill b e d e liv e r in g a t {
Don't
Do abandon th e bran. Lu]
H irni
m a tio n o r to mlaak e an appointe n e d ic ts F a m ily M edic
•o th c sis
Id. Even if the cancer hypoth
192.
said.
325:
m en t. call 737-219
e n t e r . To r e g is te r , c a ll 32
id e n c e
has,s gI o tte n soggy, th e evidc
40101.
/,,
le f i ts is
p p o r t i ^ fiber’s olher benefi
G et cardiac co
coupons
Z jch
S , crispcir.
q.^
«i“I think th e overwhelming
in g eviid
C ardiac ris k p ro file coupons
efresher course offered
fo o d s
cholesterol
dcnc
nce soys th a t high-fiberr fc
ourse
a r e available to check
d
A c h ild b irth re fre s h e r cour
a ree ip ro te c tiv e a g a in st a w
wlh o le
p.m .
(L D L and HD L.. Ilevels), triglycill b e o ffere d fro m 7-10, p.
will
said..
riety of diseases,” LuptonI sa
iac risk factor.
varie
itcr at
e rid e s and cardiac
ov. 7 in th e Education Ccnlcr
}C s
"or m ore informaAAf few cixamples: Two large
Cost is $15. Foi
VRM C in Twin Falls.
,ve a coupon, call
ies5 - one involving 43;000 nm a le
d ccall
tio n or to receiv*
Pp_reregistration is required,
m o th e r
alth professionals and anoi
•atory Services a t
healt
MVRMC Labbrat
t7-2900.
solving 6 8 .0 0 0 fem ale hci
:op by th e m ain
invol
737-2021 o r stO]
ofessionals - found that fi
profc
- e n tra n c e lobbyy a; t th e m edical
II about
CPR
cre a s e d th e risk of coror
decn
,
.
center,
‘
art disease. One of those stu
f e r e d ______________
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rs’ m eeting room a t MVRMC.
events
ular d isease, a painful intcst
tors’
of health-relatedf activitia,
c
ndition th a t ciften strike; oo ld e r
FFeee is $11. To r e n t e r , call117;
nformation should
condi
737education. Inf
op le. A n d D allas rc s c a rd
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be submitted by T
>cr c o n
cently re p o rte d th a t fiber
Mowing
Monday’
s
[ccei
lioation in the foil
^ucose
Ip diabetics keep their glui
m. Mail notices to:
Health & Fashion,
naming Infant CPR
Leai
?cls u n d e r control.
,s. P.O. Box S48,
The Times-News.
IIn
n f a n t C PR c la s s w illll b1 e
Fiber
is
a
general
name
for
3,
or
ddiver
a
our
lov.
8
Twin
Falls
83303,
fe
re
d
from
7-9:30
p.m
.
Nov,
oftei
n s of ed ib le plants that ar
■dS<.W.
P fgested
ib c H s
office at 132 Third
. w hich is why fibc
inI t h e E d u c a tio n C e n tcerr a t
ien re fe rre d to as “roughoi
often
ih o g e .”
tncrally speaking, fiber comt
a m e s in
0 ty p e s , w a te r-s o lu b le
Ic a n d
itc>r-insolubIe. The cixoct m
mee d ia watci
>m b eh in d fiber’s healthJ bi
beneiC
company’s
offi'
"
‘^m
)nlinc
auction
site.
The
>ctors who use Medicine Onli
doct*
know n, b u t manyr sc
s c ic n icy needed to do
[ «s 1isn’t
.
c e rs ded d ed the;
c kept confidential.
areli
ts
b
d
ie
v
e
lhat
it
affects
the
h e w oy
rent to s.ive their
“f*''
onsin
something differe
EEoa rly next y ea r, a Wiscons
her
n
u
trie
n
ts
in
th
e
body
id
y a rc
llding like » many
ns Ifor
business from fold
impany plans to hold auctions
comj
sorbed in the intestine. Tli
T h a t ’s
sed Web sites.
uding
o th er content-base
ore serious operations, indudi
more
w fiber c»uld Up cholesterol
:rol levild
n
’t
m
ake
m
oney
'
ipcdic
“
Wc
really
coulc
>cn-heart surgery and orthope<
open
I. o r blood glucose.
th e woy we weree doing business,”
occdures.
proci
The canccr-protcction hypo
y ^ th e ff e r, a M edicine
. Th
!t aand
s a id David Puffi
The
Th collision of the Intcm ct
emcrgcid in the 1970s, wh«
w hen 0
isident. “When a
!“ .ei
some
O nline vice presi
irgcry was inevitable, said sot
sur^i
itish re se a rc h e r observed
Cli t h a t
cd ouctions to us,
in the
physidan pitched
h id s ts and people who run
t
ethic
ric
a
n
p
o
p
u
la
tio
n
s
w
ith
1 h
h ig h w
as crazy. Now,
Atric
;t
has
w
e
thought
it
w
ic
tio
n
sites.
T
he
In
te
r
n
e
t
h
auct
>er
d ie ts tended to haveI m
m uch
irselves
for
under‘‘“c
r
I
find
w
e’re
kicking
oun
;co m e a p o p u la r tool to fii
beet
Hcr colon cancer rates. Pcrh
e rh a p s .
m
cis.”
olved
estimating
consum
♦als, and medicine has evolv
deal:
c
th
e
o
ry
w
as,
fib
e
r
some!
m chow
CC
months.
Puffer
‘he
t
conIn its first three
to a high-stakes business5 cc
into
duces t h e colon’s exposur
s u r e to
)nlinc linked more
redu
they
said. Medicine Oni
:med about the bottom line,r, th
cem<
nccjr-causing chemicals.
nts with physidans
cancc
th an 1,000 patient:
Jd.
said,
f ib e r
Iding proccss. but
EEa a rly s tu d ie s ab o u t fi
s
surt
h
r
o
u
g
the
biddi
“I
wish
I
could
say
I
was
si
“I
em ed to generally support
o r t th e
<cpt track of statisseem
who
th e site has not kci
•ised," said A rthur Caplan,I. w
prist
w e r e n ’t
2a, although the results wei
iri^ .
idea*
lies at
tics since that peril
>ads the Center for Bioethics
head
w
o u ld
s
tro
n
g
a
s
re
search
ers
w<
>0
doctors
particios
st
/ania.
More than 350
le U
the
' niversity of Pcnnsylvan
v e lik ed . Beginning lastit y e a r .
le Online bidding
have
le i;is a
p a te in Mcdicine
(Vc’ve dedded that mcdicine
“We
eg o n to
fer said, ahhough
the0 ccolon cancer picture bega
nationwide, Puffe
arketplace.”
marl
f
g etteeven fuzzien Researchers
aucn o t every s ta tec is re p re se n te d
S o 'S
Som
So e w arn th at In tern etI at
irvard M cdical School repo
ie n ts h av e b e e n
• Harv
a n d some p a tie
jns could be risky.
tions
la rg e st
thee re
r s u lts of one o f the lar;
^ lik
u n ab le to find a doctor through
“You
h c
“V can’t pricc your bodies
id ff ib e r
idies
o
f
colon
canccr
ond
studi
(oger
th e site,
a co
com m o d ity ,” s a id Dr. Rog
ip c a r e d
ine doesn’t chargc
so far.
fa saying lhat fiber appea
m t of
M edidne Onlini
rc en b erg . form er president
Gret
m ake little difference.
now. Puffer soid,
(orm
lastic
a n y fees right nc
thlee iC alifom ia Society of Plos
But th e most damaging blo<
b lo w to
loping
to
build
a
Bu
quote
b
cc
au
sc
it
is
hoj
irgeons.
“Who
is
lik
d
y
to
quc
Surg
hypothesis was Srejn t
tu re th e m arket.
thee cancer
c
w nor
n a m e ond ca p tu
e lowest
bid, the busy surgeon
the
I
plans
ed1 th is y e a r. Governm
3uyer
Eventually, the company
cc
surgeon? Buy
thlee not-so-busy
1
se
a
rc
h
e
rs
,
conducting
a
hla r g o
0
2
perccnt
fee
for
rcsei
chargc poticnts a :
•ware.”
bewj
jdy to s e c w hether fiberr ccio u ld
stud:
ledicieoch surgery,
Medicine
Online - www.medi
Mi
K ily p s cvcmt th e formation of poly
previ
T h e com panyy is surviving on
wnline.com - specialized inn pproneon
lesa d to
:d by its original
th ceggrow ths that sometimes le
icians
m oney supplied
ding inform ation to physicic
vidir
e n c f it.
ncca-- couldn’t find any bene
canct
led its
investors. Puffer' ssaid.
id hospitals before it launched
andi
The sdentists who conductec
Th
idy aren’t rcxmmmcaiding cht
m y reairgers. T here could be many
burgi
ns th is p a rtic u la r study di
f
)rk. said Dr. Arthur Schatzki
work
e N ational Canccr Institute,
i to . F o r
thcP
e xlam
a r p le, p eo p ic in th e; sstt u d y
■
«ad y h ad a tendency to dev
WffKnmBiBnCTli
ilyps. an d the study was desij
S ”oS
polyi
■■!
d iild b irth course
A prepared ch
from 7-9;30 p.m.
w ill be offered fi
T h u rs d a y s , b e‘g
g in n in g Nov. 9
through Dec. 14,, in
i the Education
MC.
C en ter at MVRM<
m is required, call
Preregistration
737-2900.
H a rpers
^Fh e H
:r. and
MALTA - Mr.
c Mrs. Douglas
Harper of M aha
V be honored at
:a will
an open h o u s:e
e on
c S aturday for
ding anniversary.
I their 50th w eddin
relatives are invitFriends a n d rc
>m 7-9 p.m. a t th e
' I ' ed to call from
hurch. The couplc
M alta LDS Chui
requests only the gift of love and
friendship.
Frost were
H arper a n d Marian
Ms
m a rrie d N ov.. 228. 19S0, in th e
S Temple,
Idaho FalU LDST
H c s e rv e d an LDS m ission to
awaited his return.
Canada as sh e aw
ime in Malio, where
•
They built a home
:d all
•
they have lived
i their life. He
t
went th e e x tr•a
a m
i ile to help his
orked hard to profamily an d work
n.
S
vide fo r th e m , i he hos b e e ti n
homemaker, raisi
She gives endlessly
:
her ChUdren. Sh<
talents to her fam:
of her tim e andd tJ
ily and friends.
tivc members in the
They arc activc
^ LDS C h u rc h ,, w
wlh e re they h a v e
ny positions. T hey
: served in m any
id e by side in m any
• have worked side
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T
n n.
Tlh e y h a v e s e v e n c h ild
ion
o n n ie (L a rry ) H en n in g to
n of
Bon
sen of
il^ir, D iann (D uone) L arsen
Fil';
dan of
lolta, Patty (CordcU) Shcridar
J h o , Ronald (Jaylin) H arper
[alto, Darlene (M ike) Pitcher
Mali
[endon. U tah. K ris S tranger
Mer
Jurke)
ogan. Utah, and Corinne (Bur;
Logj
Idy of Plymouth. Utah.
Udy
T
idchilTlhe couplc h as 21 grandcl
re n and eight grcat-grandcl
idchildre:
rch.
dref
& AAppliance
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in your diat ml£tit not ward
benaflU.
But no . w aa ttcc h to sec who develops diso n ly t o te s t t h e i rr rtcurrencc.
r
ise.
' case,
c a n s a y w hlee th c r fiber might
Usually, this works pretty well,
devdoping in
Us
p r e v e n t p o ly p s from
fr
ight or nine studies like this have
Eighl
f ir s t p la c c .
supported the idea lh a t fib er
“ i w o u ld s a y th at the jury’s slill
all11 si
rolccts against heart disease, said
prow
o u t.” S d i o tz k i n said.
sa
r. E
1 ric Rimm of th e H a rv a rd
S m d i e s o f d ine t are maddeningly - OT.
ch o o l of Public Health. “Ihcsy
in part
Scho
c o m p l i c a t e d t o) conduct,
1
ave actually been tncredibljr conhave
b e c a u s e s d c n t i ssts
u have only a few
stcsnt.”
he said. Even researchers •
the impact
^ tc u
y e a r s t o tr y t o mneasure
e
Finland,
where diets are diffcrinI F
i
o f a l if e tim e o f eeating.
a
n i fro m those in th e U n ite d
ial! would be to folcm
“ T h e id e a l tria
tates, have found that fiber proI birth, randomize
State
iQ^y p e o p le f r oT
m
:cts againsi heart disease.
n tt diets and follow
tects
th e m t o diffcu -en
I n th e c a se of colon c a n c c r,
In
th e m f o r 7 0 y e aJS,”
r s Schatzkin said.
lougli, there moy be im p o rtan t
thou
S i n c e t h a t k i n d of
ol study won't hapictors that sdentists haven’t yet
oudast the
facto
p e n - t h e s t u d y! would
^
ncovercd. Perhaps a high-fiber
idien c e must often
unco
r e s e a r c h e r s - sc
ie t is protective, but only if it’s
r e l y o n s t u d i e s; th
t a t typically fold iet
atcm early in life, Schatzkin said.
several years, ask
catcu
lo w p e o p l e f o r si
M oybe it’s what you c a t w hen
“ Mo;
t h e m t o f i l l o ut
u t q u estio n n aire s
ou’r e 13 years old."
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AR PAULA: A saleswoman
ai
n at
metic counter recommendec
in g milk to my face and let
t £ y as a way to help my dr^
akin. I ddid appreciate her honestj
Ittem pt to protect me fron
a n d atti
lg expensive
prtxliKts, but tht
buying
<
kin.
cQdn't do a thing for my skin
mllkcQd
this work for some people!
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Did Iddo
c something wrong? Or wa;
h e r advi
dvice bogus?
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IN PHILADELPHIA
^lA
lest
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DEAI
aste
e
con
be
just
as
much
a
wosti
advTcec
usene and money as buying use
of time
ex p e n siv e p ro d u c ts If th
thie
less, es
advicee Iis faulty.
Dd products on the facc can
cat
Food
problem for many reasons,
be a pro
•ou tend to break out, it is like
liki
If you
ausng the bacteria that are cauj
feeding
fie problemi If you have diy
dr;
ing the
most food products have; no
m
skm . mi
n or
to bind water to your skin
o
abilityy t<
cej>
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N E W Y O R K -Aisstth e y focus on
& i the motoMnouth m aa n tra of Gary
u d e n t s - some
& t® o s tif o , eight scudi
e x a c t o r s , some ju st peo
>eopIe in search
b etter bodies -~ ^w a tc h them h e donce-studlo
^ I js e lv e s intently in th
l^^xtnirrors of Steps o n1 Broadway.
E
c h s ] S queeze
“Suck in sto m a cl
S f ^ u n s l Open shouldc
Id e rs !” cajoles
[f53lestifo,53.
)r, k n e e s bent,
' l» ; - “Hands on floor,
!*-' straighten %%iur leg.(. swing
S'
to right,
I’. ■-left, s u y therei P u t le ft hand on
t i - - Iri^ t aide of body, rright
i d aim swings
fe*-^dllng. opcnthe bo3oy,
d i twist torso,
fc jjjp w k stomach unda^
!r^ ia n d release!
“If you wont to b re
r a th e heavy,
can chase you dow;
ow n a hall with
stifo , who is a
2-by*4," adds R eest
r e a t h i n g oero• ' ■ critic of heavy-brej
t bics. “ But th a t w on
o n ’t help. You
| - : can exercise everyc
r y d a y and still
'
J • : end up with - "
jctlil buns and
.
"Thunder t h i ^ s^, ;<
r/” th e studenis
r i I 'flabb^f inner thighsF’
i n b re a th le s s
a h o u t (and go sp )) ir
E tljin lso n .
f j - t - Restifo is a d anicc e m an with a
• inission: To e n s u re ch a t his stujo d ie s correcdy
* t; Tdents align their bod
t a r t moving. If
J; ^ ;before they even s ta
rs, e x e rd s e will
J ' -■ they don't, he says,
‘ b e too constricted,I, a n d they will
s
tu b b y - they
*- ; en d up “looking sti
le w ith o u t get7 O verdo the m uscle
w ; Hing enough length."
a n d alig n m en t
f c t - Good p o stu re an<
••■^■^an m ak e d r a mla t i c p h y s ic a l.
i, lih e soys: "The
'changes in anyone,
r jbettcr the posture, ttth e b e tte r you
p o s itio n y our
look. If you j u s t p<
o p erly , you can
. neck and heod prop<
in g e r.”
' look five years young
L e s lie Ander*
Caboret sin g e r L<
son has to k e n t h[ie
e clo s s up to
four tim es a w e e k sin c e 1995.
t r e s s d ie t o r
' R estifo d o e s n 't s ti
■■_ s tre n u o u s c x e r c: i s e , b u t " t h e
; .-'first y e a r h e t o t a l l y ch a n g e d
piy b o d y - I loo ss t 2 5 to 30
d o in g th e exer­
^ ;:‘ bounds" ju st by doi
,‘.,'c is e s , s h e s a yt s ,. S ta n d i n g
s tra ig h t o lso h ee llfp s h e r lo o k
th in n er, b e c o u s e5 h e r sto m ach
isn't sticking out.
Restifo’s a p p r ooaatc h c re a te s a
in in g s trc tc h
, b alance by c o m b ir
i D i a b <) e t e s
k
H
ch iaa
• i,It mads of amall atapa. auch
''
h ip tv r hhan
ti you drivt.
H e y ^
c o n a c tly a lig n in g th a sh<
ihouldars
and
^
d o nI’t
’t be a slouchl l
ght*
• Wrt» UK Pratsfxl you are tight*
1 • Mdtf 6eft •w n d your iwlsLL
«»lng»
Faei •n
•H,the atiNnach muadeapuli
back: In. Then pult them u p toward
shouklefB. toward b o tto m of ribb
your«h<
ax.
caa.. Hold
H M to n g aft^you can. Relax,
*ltB the
th« 'Oh my Ood' p o sitio n , howI
jet
you get tha dancer'look.*
buna: Clench b u tto c k s
3 .S q uuMoa
M
to p of your b a c k legs - you
from toi
jm-lid feel It allihe way to your stom
shouldi
X.
ach. Hold
Ho as long as yoo c a n . Relax,
•sq u eeze-tuck under m ove p uIts
ts
This *s<
o r.
m M s a t a right an g le to ttie floor,
thepeh
a''d sstre
tn tc h e s th e th ig h s a n d sp in e .
fii lags: W atching carefully In aa
3. AJI(n
)f a
a s you stre tc h - o n th e floor,
'T’lrror
hing a rm s to to e s o r bending
reachlni
ro
ght ovor from w a ist - m ako su re
straight
thero) Is
Is n o tw isting in a n k le s or
IS. 'T h o b o d y 's c o n to r is tf)0
kneos.'
lach an d h ip s. If th c pelvis Is in
stomacl
thon you u s e th o le g co rrectly .'
"no. the
s tr e n g th e n in g e x e rc is eL'S.
s.
and sti
nd
:k it h i ^ s shorten m u s d e and
"Tluck
h e top of tlie pelvis down as
pull the
kc
lottom goes back - it’s like
the bot
ing like a duck,” h e say.*:.
walking
>machs get w orked too: "If
Stom:
d co e s n ’ t
4 . On th s floor, o p e n u p^yeuria^to
y
m Mp a o ^ c a ts . Extend t
a n d bend to w ard th e left
ifl toe^ then
th e right to e s . Lower yojUTMtfstralBht
u
’ to floor while su ck in g Iri
n «stomach.
B . A t a b t m o r a c a l n a ttaeHalr.plsce
a
fee t 1 2 in ch es a p a rt, rise
ise up on toes,
ben d k n e es, lower h e e ls
is to floor.
slowly straig h ten leg. Do
>0 the ‘ftet
Ight, lower
b e c k ' move: L egs stralgti
to the barrs.
to rso Into a right angle to
lng. release.
R each b eck to th e ceillnfi
sn floor, bring
e. N eck s tr e tc h : Back on
igthens the
chin to c h o st - th is lengH
back. W hcn you s ta n d up,
up your neck
wili look longer a n d youJ vwill look five
yoors younger.
ng straight Is a
7. P ra c tic e until standing
Iraightonup;
habit. Qood tim e s to stra
itandijig ot the
‘ Bnjshing your te e th , sta
b u s stop.*
- S o u rce: New Yrork
oi Dally New.
,
ck your stom.
you constantly sticl
ach out, you feci you
tnir lower back
tigluen. That jam sJ tall lhe v e r tc
•ther and locks
brae and discs togetl
thc spine, so a veryy «quick motion
could tear .somutliinp
ng.”
hh a v e
Iian o re p re v a le n t ty p e 2 diathe mo
bete.s. ■
uer
striking a t a younger
’RINGS, Colo. . It’s5 also
0
COLORADO SPRI
■ed
a
70
p
ercen
t
rise
occurred
ia b e te s can be . age; :
'
A diagnosis o f diab
Os.
ng p e o p le in t h e i r 30s.
am ong
[ irightcning.
ier onset m eans th c risk of
a ll, is incurable
Earlier
■*“ Diabetes, afte r all,
iid
lerr c o m p lic a tio n s ; a c h ild
e a rlie
id can lea d to h e a r t d isease.
acnosed at ag e 6 could b e facdiagnoi
m p u tatio n . K idd n e y d is e a s e .
-sis
jlin d n c ss o r b e on dialysis
ing blii
Blindness. Death.
j
is o r h e r 2 0 s , M e r in g o llaa
in his
But it doesn't hlav
av e to. By coni g a r le v e ls , by
notes.
trolling blood-suga
le ireason for th e spiPe is the
One
■ exercising, by e aItin
tir g rig h t, th e
are
rican lifesty le, heaith*care
Americ
ris k o f c o m p lic a ttii o n s c a n b e
ers say. A lthough geneticss is
worker:
reduced by as m lUCh
u c as 75 per:tor in who g e ts d ia b e te s a facto
cent.
onics, A frican -A m eric anns.
s,
>n ( in w hich) a
Hispan
" _ “It’s a condition
ran
n-A mericans an d A m erican
Asian-/
I padent really has to b e on top" of
In d iaa n s fa c e a h i g h e r r i s k of
I himself, says D ianl e M eringola, a
iac*
loping type 2 diabetes - inac*
develof
I .;;.clinlcal niirse s p edd a l i s t and case
<ey
tivityt and
ai obesity also play a key
i t r i n a n a g e r w ith MMeiem orial Hos*
role,
fcJltpital’s D iabetes C aa r e a n d Selfbic
’s Iour society,” says Debbie
^rom.
“It’s
f- X M anagement Prograi
mdds,
a
diabetes-educator
and
s a y s , it c a n
Foulds,
I'i . G ra n te d , s h e si
m anager w ith th e D iabetes
case mi
ft'; Require m ajor lifee s tty le changes.
R en al C a re C e n te r a t th e
and R«
K ' I t ’s not routine fo)rr im o st to have
rose-S t. F r a n c is H e a lth
j a r levels severP enro!
!, to check blood-sugor
Leamnin
ii g C enter. “W e’re super^
times 0 day or to0 h a v e to watch
ren
g, 1we’re having o u r children
od.
sizing,
y . every morsel of food.
;at*
and kids are eat*
sit at computers,
co
'',r( But when faced1 w ith the alteriigh*fat, h ig h -ca rb o h y d raate
te
i t ’s w orth th e
ing hig
i-» iiativ e, she a d d s ,. it
meals.”
; if f o r t
icrfact,
m
any
of
th
e
life-altcr*
d
ec
ad
e
,
healthIn
fai
J
Over the p ast d et
sehaviors t h a t c a n c o n tro l
h a d to get that
ing bei
care workers hav es hs
)re*
o r e a n d m ore
type 2 (diabetes also can help pre*
' m essage out to mnoi
)0 t o 1998, diavent it.
people. From 1990
ien 72-year-old Don Bloor of
Wher
b e te s ro se 33 p leerr c e n t in th e
gh[
rado
Springs
sees
overweight
o stly in cases of
Colorac
United States - m ost
The Gazette________
t
■
t o) r u l e
people, hc w ants to
tc w arn them;
how h e
lie w atiis lo te ll ihem
ll
blew it.
for a
"I was w ay o v.Tweight
er
“i. Now
lyng time,” h e s;iys.
1 he’s copl)ete.s.
ihg with type 2 dialx
H e h a s s h e d th
tl o s e e x c ess
pounds and worksi out
i regularly.
)lood-sugar levHc also lests his bk
w ith th e
els fo u r tim e s a day,
d
nd
prick of a finger anc the use of a
And
iiand-lield glucose: monitor.
i
h im se lf
tw ice a d a y , h e gives
gi
insulin shots,
tions are m ore
A lthough injcctic
ted with type 1
commonly assodate<
d ia b e te s , a b o u t 40
4( p ercen t o f
ventually need
type 2 diabetics evi
insulin.
O fte n th o u g h , ddia b e te s c a n
•ough’diet a n d
be controlled throi
im es w ith th e
e x e rc is e , som etim
0
lion of oral m edications,
a d d itio
oor
kee m a n y o t h e r s . Bloo
L ik
thi
fe a re•d
d th c n eedle. M ost of thc
ven
tim e th
tl o u g h , h e d o e s n ’t evei
f e e l itit a s h c j a b s th c n c c d l
q u ickkly
l in to a fo ld o f skii
nd his waist.
around
e key word is consistency,
"Onne
lys. "You’ve got to be consi!
h e says
te n t on
onwhen you take your blooi
t e s t si., ot n w h e n you ta k e you
in s u lin.
lin Y ou c a n ’i p lay gam e
w ithit.”
it.’
is e d
idy Chavez wasn't surprise
Rudy
dii
whenI hhe was diagnosed wilh diaHis
s
fo u r years ago, Hi
b e te obout
a
di..
fa th>re rh ad it, a n d th e re is di.
b e t e ss on
( h is m o th e r 's s id e a
weU.
u ess it ru n s in th e fam
" I ggu
a y s th e 59-year-old C:haht
ly ," ssa
vez.
i m f f l i i i B i ^t '
MS
PA U L H O P K IN S
■
S p e ria llz in g 1In Social S e c u rity D isab ility B e n c n is
L
jrevious experinovices with no pn
?le with amnesia
ence and five people
taught thc game
who had to be retai
yed it.
each time they playe
nd evening playAfter morning anc
e first two days.
ing sessions on the
17 of th e v o lu mtee e rs reported
ing o r rotating
d ream ing of fallin
hc first hour uf
Tetris blocks in iht
th eir slumber. ToI th
t: e surprise of
hose d ream ers
th e s c ie n tis ts , thc
olu n ieers wilh
included th re e vol
am n e sia who d iddn’t
r rem em ber
p lay in g th e gam1eC o r even thc
Jght them.
researcher who taug
•p-onset dreams
Since such sleep
snippets
commonly contain isolated
is
KCS. researchers
of recent experienci
essed that they
had generally gues
morics of rcccnt
ori^ n ate from mcm
hippocamepisodes stored inn thc
i
thv bmin.
pus, a region deep wiihin
w
imnesia bniiighi
But pw p le with an
pal dam age are
on by hippocam pa
c r recent events.
. unable to rememlwr
r. rememlwr i«v
They can. however,
lated facts stored as
a memories in
wjcortex layer.
the brain’s outer nco
Ilis study results
Stickgold said hi:
m orics of facts.
suggest th at mem<
such as thc shapes; and
n sizes of the
Tetris blocks, wereL*the
t true source
dancing
of the sleepKinsel visions
v
rs’
in the game players’ heads. And he
ic t s th e f in d in g w ill a ls o h o ld
predicts
r t h c tn il y w e ird d r e a m s w c
ti ucf ofor
u n t e r l a te a t n ig h t,
cncounti
t o f Ih e re a s o n o u r d re a m s
“Pa rart
0 bizarre
and disconnected is
ure so
b
th a t w
w«e ’re not f ilte rin g th at
th ro uugh
g h our episodic m em ories
lhat hold
hole everything together." hc
said.
Kjn waking from on aftcmtKin
Upon
nap.for
forexample, onc of the vohtnle e r 4s re
rcp o rte d d ream ing about
s pieccs
falling onto a garden
Tetris
pi
p a th . The
Tl seem ingly disjointed
r
e
n a tu r eof th e im age. Stickgold
said, isis aa hallmark of a late stage of
by rapid eye
sleep> characterized
cli
.‘mcni and intcn.se dreams,
movemc
e dream
can be explained, hc
Tlie
di
Siiid,by
bythe brain’s attempt to link
topics such as ordered
two related
rela
g a mee bblo ck s and th e o rd e re d
naturc
re of
o landscape architecture,
th e brain is saying.
" It’s
t ’s like
I
1 a aminute, guys. I know this
'W ail
and illogical, but ii
seemISs biziirrc
b
kindofoffils together.’ *’ Stickgold
s;»id.
g uurin
F ig
r g out what i<> do with
m ing
incom
ir data is "probably the
task lhat the brain
most difficult
dil
0 |)erform."
lie siiid. a learning
lias to
jx
ess he says is a critical ftuicprocess
- and dreams.
liori tif
of sleep
sl
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DEAR PAULA:: 1If a compony
are cruelty-frec
claims its products. a.
and not tested onn anim ols. how
W om m 'sl
Consultant
Shape
C om plim ents
-------------------- ‘
oils. Nonvolatile
tion to this is plant oL
(nonfragrant) plantIt oils are great
kin!
for extremely dry ski
ik recommendaI suspect the milk
thot milk
tion came from thee idea
i
lactic a d d (an
if; th e source for la
can help
AHA) and la c tic acid
a
milk is
exfoliate dry skin.I. While
'
indeed thc food ori
irigin for lactic
a c id , th e am o u n,tt of m ilk that
the effect of locrequires to mimic th
IS.
tic ocid Is enormous,
H
E s ta te S
(
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f
y (o u r l i f e
m
rule from th c grave, th al’s not
A llhough It iIs often said that you can't ruli
idea 10 leav e a substantial
entirely true. A.n
ndd it's ccrtainly nol a good Id
loped Iho m aturity lo m anage
en eficiary w ho hai nol develop
inherluncc to a.bbci
it wliely.
ciating land v alu es Increasing
With sto c:k
k rm arket..idvances and appreciai
■allh o f m any Americans, moro■an d more p e o p le a rc looking
the pctw nal w ealth
for lom e w ay to3 aais s u re that inheritances aro nol squanderco a n d th.it they
ling
m
o
re
harm
lhan
good,
don't end up d o in g
inces are used in a responsible
r mie a n s of asiuring lhat inhcritanc
A p c p u la rm
led incenlive tru sts. T ncsc can
gh th
manner ii through
t c use o f w hat might bccalled
can be m an ag ed by surviving
b e a j lim ple o r a si<co m p lcx as you w iih. They cai
XT
They can b e o f sh o n or long
family m em bers,., bb>y a corporate truilce, or both.
duration.
ullon
of trust assets should be
ria
y
o
u
sclect
to
govem
diitrlbulic
The crltcfia :
cprint
it becomes thc bluepr guiding Ihe trustee's use
given careful c o nnsideraliofi.
sit
ve trusts have th ree features: a •
The best incenlive'
of funds for trustI b
b eneficiaries.
e
tec discretion.
and am ple trustee
wise trustee, d e a■ar
r instructions,
1
O /R r A
P a uulla B « g o u n
can thbey
ey contain anim al-derived
:di*
ie n ts such as c o llag e n ,
in g red
ane, lanolin, and elastin? I
do wuiit to be a responsible
m er. I do not approve of aniconsume!
listing for cosmctics.
mal testij
- CATHERINE
AR CATHERINE: Basically,
w hat th
th<e company is prom ising
its line is crueltywhen itit indicates
ii
free iss that
th h does not test its prodin animals.
ucts on
ai
st anim
al ingredients are a
M ost
i
aduct of thc food industry,
byprodu
o mosl
and to
m consumers that is not
imee issue as animal testing. It
the sam
m ayb ebeto you. though, and you
hcxjse accordin <dy.
can choo;
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Pau/<i
■t CGo to (h c C o s r n c tia C o u n ttT
"Don't
>ut M
VWrhout
I e (4th edition) ” f& x tn riifw
source of)f dreams
dentists ponders
]
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people can’t recall a recen
trout
event,
v they still dream abou
t, wiu
the
ccording to n n o v study, th.
it? AC«
raisanswer
cr - a surprising yes - is rai;
•out
m g ai slew
s
of q u e s tio n s abou
irhat
w h e re
.
e dream
s com e from, wha
play
ihey mean
me and what role they pla;
in leam;
iming and memory.
:hiaStickgold. a psychii
Dr. Robert
R
Medical S ^ o ojlI in
ii
trist It
at Harvard
1
the
in and
the lead author of thi
Boston
i
>inarch effort, said the combini
researcl
ame
if th
tion of
t e popular computer gami
rers,
Tetriss and
a a group of volunteers
has
ding some wilh amnesia, ha
includir
tific
i the
paved
tl way for future scicntifi
cs
of
dreams.
studies i
iiacs
lie studies with the amnesiac
"'The
the
given us for the first time! tb
the
ty to look at w h e re in thi
a b ility
■m."
1 o“u r d ream s com c from.
Iter:gold said in a phone intei
Stickgo
•re's
" It’s sort of like a 'W here'
view. "1
o?’ experiment."
W ^do?'
;3 in
the study, reported Oct. 13
ti
In thc
3umal Sdencc, Stickgold and
imi
th c joui
ning
■am spent three days trainin
titcr
27 volui
lunteers to play the computc
atijil
gamcT«
•Tetris, which requires spati.-i
Re a
reasoni
m ing to properly arrange
rtidj
scries5 of
o faUing blocks. Thc stxid
1
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t 10 T e tris e x p e rts . 12
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Other cnu.>;us na* iiil'eelioiis.
ii
enneer, or
■dl.sordcre, uterineI tuniort,
ti
lU'^tirdless of tlie
ev’eii pregnnncy. H
.ourev of w-orr.- niiJ
cnase, Dull is ii soi;
disruptive In
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i
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home life.
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Sugar _
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ConttniwdfromBl , “If th n t’s th e cas tre a tin g
thoro is going to> bo
b< a painful
anoil chUd,” hc
cxpcrience for a sma
ire painful it is,
'said. "And the more
;e ithat kid will
the less the chance
dental cive hc
comc back for the: de
needs later in life."
iny other donW right and m any
jists recommend aa proceduro
p
of
bhemically sealingg nteeth in chilrm anent teeth
d re n once th e perm
com e in. It’s poinles
locally
cheap - $20-530 per t
Helpbg prevent
- and effective in hell
cavities.
f
prevention
is
. “Dut no form of p
in’t take care of
. foolproof if you don’t
d
your teeth,” he said.
Parents v^ould do well to cull
le Tootsie
Rolls
the caramel and the
'I
from th e ir kids* trick-or-treat
tri
candy sticks to
b a g s - th a t kindof; ca
on how
teeth - and got a handle
haj
hild is eating.
m any sw eets a chil
Wright beliQvcs.
B ut th a t ’s n o t alw
al ays easy,
Schrocder concedes.
cs.
yw here in th e
“Sugar is everyw
always
diet, an d p a re n tss don’t
d
know everything5 their
th
child is
eating.”
Adrian is no fan1 of
ol extra sugar
itribule to m ^ - bccausc it can contril
in g k id s la t ondI ro
rc ttin g th e ir
che sugar in the
iecth-.But not all the
a child
ivorld is going to, make
m
c o n trib u te to
tiy p ero c tiv e o r coi
‘a tlc n tio n * d efic itt d isorder, h c
‘uys.
gnosis from Dr.
“That was a diagnt
M om th a t tu rn eed
d out to b e
ng w hen th e
a b s o lu te ly w rong
research came in,”” he
h snid. "But
It’s an idea that’s very
vci persistent
in this area.”
» You may well find
fini footprints
c h ild ’s
6n th e ce ilin g ofif your
y
room on th e mloorrn in g a f te r
sugar won’t be
H alloween, but sug
w e culprit.
ctive child, give
“You toke an activ
th e
them a costum e,, decorate
d<
m diey’re
going
house and tell them
t
out to get candy,, and
on they may
falls,” he sa:d.
well clim b th e wall
“But they’re doingg it because t's
jfixciting, not becai
cause they re
{overloaded with suga
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Teaspoons
of sugar
ihey bar
7
cn»ek«
ker^bar
S3/4
wing gum
1/2 p e r stick
» late
.(Iced)
15 p e r piece
cake (iced)
6
gupcaj
m le
3
te bread
3 p e r slice
W hite!
iburger bun
3
laties
3 p e r bowl
W heaa
ut I(plain)
-34
Donut
relate milk
6 p e r glass
ChocoL
leam
23 p e r bowl
Ice crei
le |pie
12 p e r piece
Apple
of Pepsi
101/4
Can of
urt
7 p er container
Yogurt
tonold’s
McDon
Uashake
12
vanilla
ofSunWst
Can of
orange
Ige soda
13
Glass5oof
orange
Ige juice
7
of raisins
4
Box of:
S6%
48%
46%
44%
41%
40%
36% .
30%
26%
. 19%
16%
13%
8%
8%
S%
S%
4%
3%
1%
- Sources: TopFast, Centcrr
for M cn c e in th e PubUcc
Interestft
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C a n d yr
^ontlniwd from B l
ops, W ild -n
S k u lls , S k u ll PPoi
dum m ies - and
f r u ity Gum m y Mui
ndy like Shock
so is extrem e cand;
ga W a rh e a d s ,
T a r t s a n d M ega
s u p e r s o u r c a n dlies
le : lh a t d o n 't
seem to b o th e r kktiids a b it b u t
w up
m ake adults screw
ii their faces
co m o r.
m to a ll k in d s off scary
si
iions.
h e old standbys
I Even some of the
i r c co stu m ed fo>rr frig
1 h t night.
bars, for
Treat-siie NesUe Crunch
Crt
Im printed w ith
in sta n ce , com e imj
n s from Disney
pictu re s of villains
«
T
arts
com
e in
movies, and SweeT
s k u ll an d b o n e sshh a p e s (“ M ay
,S .-th e package
they rest in pieces,”
implores).
c tu rers a r e n ’t
- C andy m an u faa ct
allow een prodS m itin g th e ir Hall
or-treat
m arket,
ucts to the trick-or
-1
them ed novelty
cither. Seasonal-the
O n d y costing a s m
n uch as $4 a
geted to young
(ipp is bein g targe(
consumers.
jein
Kids can indulge
i th eG u m m i
A lien Invader, ann appropriately
o
m a
slimy alien figuree packaged
p
e
plastic
coffins
l)lasdc cube; little p
ies shaped lik e
fUled w ith candies
nes; and Ghostly
d ^ e m b e r e d bones
;ers attached to
Glow Pops, su cken
w hich
flu o re s c e n t lig hItt sticks,
s
m ing th a t’s th e
«;ome w ith a wamii
Do nol drink or
^yariest part. (“Do
i n g e s t th e co nmtce n ts o f th e
>ot pu n ctu re or
C ightstick. Do not
c. T
The lightstick
cut the Lightstick.
nore small glass
contains one or moi
jjmpules....” )
he Napa. Calif..
» CAP C andy, the
(jo m p an y t h a t sspp e c ia liz e s in
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f s u m e n d e r
BW8________
The PBllat Moming New
u'contcnt, by
entngc of diy
jht,
‘lectcd cereals:
ofsclw
ir Smacks
'
Loops
F ro »t
o tl
ir Fops
Sugar!
ikenbeny
Fruiikc
ir Frosted
Flakes
. Sugar
1
C a p ’n Crunch
Trix
dn Bran
Raisin
;tedMiniWheats
Frostet
AUBrai
ran .
Life
BranI Flakes
P
Wheati
•aties
R iceK
iKrispies
speciaJ
aalK
Coni
fl
1 flakes
•atChex
Cheerii
erios
^ddcd wheat
Shredd
)les are‘on the5brinkso
H e a lth expe)erts;
3D way
D ise ase is oi
o u t in West£
H e m isp h e n
Sugar
c
tf content
of popular foods:
Produc
luct
e a s
e
w h a t :it c a lls “ i n t e r a c t i v 'c
ey,” has ex p a n d ed its arsejf gross-out g o o d ie s w ithh
.?,;i <
1S c re c c h e r P o p s , s k u ll­
5 “ “ “ed: suckers on p lastic boddsIiat make a sound reminis“ ^s tha
:n
of a w in d -u p to y w h e n
c e n t oi
•y
r ^heads a r e l i f t e d . T h ey
e jin o ra n g e , l i m e a n d aa
ly
e flavor t h a t “j u s t re a lly
le
} your Ups and y o u r tongue
lc. I don’t know w hy,” « i id
d
sa
jany spokesperson M elissa
rty.
P ogajg
le
\P . by the way, is th e same
•d
this year expanded
“ ^ P>any
^ that
ik
uckers
line to include Freak
o* , candy d isp en sers in such
:h
es as a cat thac sp its out aa
m
ball and a w rinkled old man
n,
loses his dentures; ABC gum,
who los
t's
h looks like som ethm g that's
off the underside of
“scraped
cy
lool
desk; a n d Ic k y Licky
rs
cs. liquid-candy d ispensers
m
ed like a slim y ey e b all, an
lg foot, an infected e a r or aa
^ u ^ Vy nose.)
n
id
ic 'onslaught of g ro s s and
ly
f fcandy stem s fro m candy
et
ufaccurers’ e f f o r t s to set
ly
a p a rt in a highly
th e ir• products
pi
id
p
e
titiv
e
m
a
r
k
e
t
,
s
a
id
“ '" P{ory
* Ziegler, a food scien*
n*
a t P e n n s y lv a n ia S ta tte
e
ts
’crsity
and
ch
a
irm
a
n
of
its
Utiiver
noa. C h o c o la te a n d ConC ocoa,
“I
oncry R esearch G roup. "I
ISk that, lik e a lo t of indusid
1, it's g e ttin g to u g h e r and
YoTgh\
'h e r to g e t n o v e l t y ,” he
“ x ulis
:, is also th e tim e of y ea r
tie
soon
An invisible battle
Hemisphere.
end. In the W estern H
claimed milan enem y that has cl
lions of lives is on th
surrendtT.
H e a llh au th o ritieies
; declared
sles
all-out w ar on measli
te r the virus
ju st a few years afte
fin is h e d a d e v a s ta i
te d S ta tes.
th ro u g h th e U n ite
D uring ep id e m ic s of
ol 1989 ond
irus infectcd
1990, the m easles vir
m o re th a n 11,000 p e o p le and
claimed 123 lives.
ce , m easles
In th e y e a rs sinc<
solated pockhas retreatfid into iso
a. By the end
e ts of Latin America,
b lic h e a lth
o f D e c e m b e r, publ
d e c la re th e
e x p e r t s h o p e , to d«
v ir u s g o n e fro m tth is hcmi*
sphere.
“We a re q u ite con:
m fident that
ay out,”
said
m easles is on ihc waj
f
Dr. Ciro de Quadros
)rganization,
A m erican H ealth Ori
isles climinawhich leads the meas]
icA m cricas,
tion effort. From the
IS would Uke
m any health experts
to b e g in a c r u s a d e to banish
m e a s le s from th
European countries h(
i n a ie m e a sle s by
M id d le E a s t a n d I
Airica hope to do so by
bj 2010.
famil.
The sioiy m ight sound
so
rican Health
iar. T he P an Americ
m as PAHO.
O rganization, known
was chc first h ea lth a
‘•““
iSe'dis"
d e f e a t polio, c h a s;m
ir g“ th
e dise a s e o u t o f th e
H e m is p h e r e in IS
w orld health authori
" a iS e T o l™
th e v erg e of erad ict
worldwide.
But measles is a vci
?ery different
,ealth experts
foe. At first, mony hej
*A H O had»i
wondered w hether PA
alth o u g h
an
u n r e a lis tic ,
adm irable, goal.
'h^'pctrJiJ;
lies reap their
when candy companie
loween leads
biggest profits. Hallo
ly sales, with
all holidays in candy
icted for this
$1,953 billion predici
usan Smith of
year, according to Sus
>nfectioners
t h e N a tio n a l Con
Itl biggest holAssodation. The next
ch accounted
iday is Easter, which
in 2000,
for $1,856 billion in sales
S3
she said,
M ak e no m ista kkee a b o u t it:
way
the
treat
C andy is far and awe
oween. Sure,
o f choice for H allov
rings.
you can buy plastic: spider
s
id other trinpum pkin pencils nnd
nd snack-food
kets to ^ v e away, anc
e m ark e tin g
m a n u fa c tu re rs a re
d th e lik e in
ch ip s, p re tz e ls and
to
treat-size bags. But,, according
a
onf ectio n ers
a s u rv e y by th e cor
ir, 80 percent
association last year,
o f c h ild re n a g e s 63 to
i 11 w ant
trick-orcandy and gum in their
ch
laU toys limpcreat bags, with smal
ce wilh 2 pering in at second placc
tent.
scoce
You’d think th a t: would
v
the credentials rightIt off the peoing encouragpie who m ake a livin
foods.
So
ing kids to eat th e rig
we asked a couple of
o: those prosy give out to
fcssionals what they
th e little beggars nintheir ncigliborhoods.
“ F ull-size c a n d y/ b! a rs ,” said
R e b e c c a J e w e l, a re g is te re d
Louis
Stokes
d ie titia n w ith th e L
>
A ffairs
C le v e la n d V e te ra•ans
i
W e don't get
M edical C enter. “W
very m any kids on Olur
UI street."
H
Vaocinatlom
ar«
iMCMury
to ward off
mMtiM,
parhaps
tha most
contaclout
oflitftetioiu
d la m a t.
.
.
. H fl
■.
isease t h a t could hav4
severe ddls<
dous im pact,^ G reen saidl
tremendou:
lUdren b egan to get sick;
Then chUdi
id em ics h e r e a n d else}
T h e epide
b e c a u s e lapses
where occurred
ocq
[nations le ft thousands of
in vaccinac
n vviu ln era b le. All it tooU
children
to stort: an
an ep id e m ic was a sick
person oorr tw
< o b rin g in g the dis?
I
case to town.
tow
am
Thesamet scenario could occitf
develop in vacdl
again if: cracks
cn
o v e r a g e . T o g u ard
n a tio n ccc
a g a in stt ttlh a t p o s s ib ility , thq
tales spends about $4S
United SSta
each
m illion ea< y e a r to Immunize
ag a in stc m
miea sle s. T h e vaccinations are
re nrecessary,'because as
lo n g ass mme a s le s e x is ts in th e
yone can c a n y it to thb
world, m
anyc
co im tyr.. The
Tl U n ited States no«f
reco rd5s less
le th a n 100 cases of
m ea sleISs aa y e a r, m o st of them
ild ren a rriv in g from fofl
sick childr
ids. A ny o n e of those chileign lands.
luld touch off an epldem*
dren could
ic if thteir
e ir p e e r s w e re not ira*
mune.
che m ost contagious of
ol all infec•re wns a g re a t d e a l o)ff
tious diseases. I t isI sso e a s y to
^keVlfc^c is m ,” s a id D r. W a lte>r
r
he last U .S.
catch th at, during the
O r e n s t e i n , w ho h e a d s t h e
e p id e m ic , children b e c a m e ill
liz a tio n d iv isio n o f th e
ply b ec au se
simpl
:e n t c r s fo r
y sac in cUnsc C o n tro l
J„ JQ90
. fjo ta 2 5 0 ,0 0 0
O,,a
w a it i n g
re v e n tio n . ■
ims w h e r e
room
l e said, th e
COSeS ofm
OJ easles xn-'erv
! m e a s le s
'in
ihis
hemisphere,
virus
us
lin
g e re d
"veT "” "
'v p o n e f/h ,
th e a i r . I f
990, about
This mmonih.
o
d u r in g a
t good com e
0 cases of
.
of (th e o u t1were reportcoiijcmic in B r tiz il on
•aks a d e e/hninalion, public cade
le ago, th e y
Tl
ninded p a r acontcrence heahh IXpe
:pens
rep
o
n
ed
that
IS t h a t m e f
ll on measles
,
cs s h o u ld
asics
ation, public
Otlly 9 3 8 D eoplehad
,
,
not; tb e v ie w e d
h o a lih
dietedniea.^les
as
a h a r m le s s
ed thaTonly
Idhood r i t e
jple had conso.ffaa r m 2 0 0 0
massage, said
1 m easles so ____________
G o rd o n
----------------------------- Dr.
DOO.
lead
of t h e
)r
G r e e n , who was hei
:y 're leading chc way for
Ith D e p a rtD a lla s County H ealt
th e^ w o>rld,”
rl
O ren stein s a id ojff
m ent a t the time,
p p re d a te as
. “W e didn’t fully api
s le s , s p re a d th ro u g hh
i s le s w a s a
a s o c ie ty chat m eas
i ^and sneezes, is perh ap)ss
£ £
s I C o t ln m u il n i t y
J e weel l d e fe n d s h e r c h o ic e :
C a n d yr bI a r s a r e b e t t e r th a n
ra is in s; for
f( children’s tee th , she
nd they give kids needed
said, and
s.
calories.
g
B ul w
wlh at about kids g e ttin»e
hyped up
up on sugar? Tliat's just an
/es’ talc, she said, a theory
ry
old wives
Vt supported by good, douth a t isn’t
id research.
blc-blind
OK, so
so m aybe d e n tis ts h a v e
ling different to say about
som ethin
JC.
th e issue.
b e , but not d e n tist D ale
M aybe
ardt of Akron, Ohio,
Leonharc
<e
uy the big candy bars like
" I buy
:d to
w e used
i get as a kid, not those
^
l i t t l e te
t e n y th in g s ,” s a id
ardt, who has six children Leonharc
.'hom eat candy.
all of wht
L est you
y th in k h e’s ju s t tryyi n g oto d ru m up b u s i n e s s ,
L e o n hl a :r d t notecl t h a t if h is
p a t i enntts fo llo w ^he o r a l
h y g ien e ro u tin e h e te a c h e s
and th eir tee th a rc otherth e m am
w is e nnoorm a l, th e y w o n ’t g e t
c a v itiees,
s , in sp ite of th o se b ig
b ars.
des, he thinks a little indulBesidei
is
g e n c e is what H alloween is all
about,
H e uusse d to give o u t to o th b r u s h ic
e ss a n d t o o t h p a s t e , h e
3Ut th e kids ju s t w e ren ’t
s a id , bu<
e
a l l t h a t t h r i l le d w ith t h o ssc
tre a ts ,
d b e th e y o u n g s te r s
C o uI ld
t h o u g;h
h tt th e y w e re j u s l to o
scary.
ir you and yourr nneighbors.
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b a n n e r th a t you m ent
your column. It was toIbe
b used by
:m crgcncy
p eo p le in n e e d of eir
ro a d s id e a s s is ta n c ee., I am 80
e. I use two
years old and oil alone,
ot use a car
hearing aids and cannot
phone bccause I needd a special
one with “TTY.”
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was during th e day. I1 <
displayed
m y banner in m y re a r wmdow,
ing me by.
b u t ca rs k e p t p assini
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lands, - ^ a t
held the sign in m y ha
caught the attention of a policem an cruising by seve
/e ra l lanes
aw ay. H e w a s a b le ti
to_ do u b le
assistance.
back nnd com e to my as
-e, breaking
For someone my oge,
,y was very
down on th e highway
scary.
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flu tte r s und you em it chortles.
out your
dow nstream
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on’i
[lering your
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remain
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eyelids. The mechanisn
m ost mysterious.
fig u re o u t w
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sores?
s?
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said to be thai of the pr<
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was
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did n ’t think much of R
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him dead. It wasn’t jus
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DEAR ABI
:o “ C arol in M e n to r.
a n s w e r to
1)0 jasked if she should
O hio." w ho
give up h e:rr ddog in order to m arry
hater." As a pastor who
lh e "dog hat(
has done m
mai
arriage counseling for
21 years, may
maj I commend you for
your flawless
less advice.
1 h a v e stu
stud ie d and observed
th is scenario
urio and similar others
for years. The
Th« fact lhat a mun can
h a t e so m
l eeo
o n e ' s b e lo v e d p e ts
alm ost alwaw ays serves as a huge
^ed fla g for
for deep p roblem s. If
nothing else.
lse, it is a revelation of
s e lfis h n.•ss
e s s th a t m ight n o t be
exposed mtil
unti after the "best foot
forw ard" isisr.
removed.
„ a t s o fff to
id you. Abby. ’Hiis pasgives you
yoi. two-paws-up, along
w full
w ith a paw
ft of high-fives
rOR STUART SEGAI.L,
BURLINGTON, WASH.
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h e n p i c cal action. Why your diaphnignt
will te ll you
you the left bank is on
d
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i in southern F r a n c e in
b e g in n inmge say tliat marked the
n g“ of th e R c n i u s s a n c e ,
anybody: hi“ it,w a s th e first time
just to seei
had climbed a mountain
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je 1the view."
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you as fun
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m akes you
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knock off re ig n in gi box-office
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took
The “Blair W itch” sequel
st
317 theaters,
in $13.1 million at 3^1
ilace for tlte
debuting in second pl£
weekend, according t 0o ;studio estimates Sunday,
“Meet the Parents,”” tthe comedy
liro and Ben
starring R obert D e Nir
'o. 1 for th e
Stiller, re m a in e d No.
nd - tlie first
fourth straight weekeni
movie to do so sincee 1last year’s
blockbuster “The Sbcth
grossed $15.1 million foi
to$100mUend, puslung its total ti
Uon.
ulled in less
"Blair W itch 2 ” pul
•decessor
did
than half what its predi
:end of wide
during its first weekei
‘Blair Wiich”
release in J iJ y 1999. “B
$29.2 million
grossed a whopping $2
lillion domeson its woy to a $140 mill
g to sold-out
tic grosii after playing
lease for two
theaters in limited rclci
w e ek en d s. I t ra c k eid
d up th o se
opening n u m b e rs in1 ionly 1,101
th e a te rs , a v e ra g in lg
g a s te lla r
lying
$26,528 a cinema. Playi in three
s, the sequel
times as m any places,
later.
averaged $3,949 a theat
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P o lic e” ;on.
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e. Pisces plays top role.
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■play. Toss asid e precon-Ir<,werpl
1notions. You’ll be dealingg
:xecutive who is tem pera-I' r1.. Canccr native will playy
m ental role. R om ance iss
;hot.
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JERUSALEM (A P )-A
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•d i n t o t h e
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la n g e d f i r e
Gaza S trip a n d cxchan
w ith P a l e s t i n in n
(g u n m e n
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inians dea d
cs that left five Palestinii
'. ^ d dozens wounded.
il, I s r a e l i
A m id t h e tu rm o il,
Barak m et
■ Prime M inister Ehud Ba
)f tlie
Ariel Sharon, leader of
tl haw kattem p t to
; ish Likud p a i ^ , in an1 at
m
; forge a coalition govem m
r ent. No
w as
im m e d ia te a g re e m e i
reponed.
In Gaza, th e K am i ro
road junctio n re s e m b le d a b>aat ttle fic ld
>m b u rn in g
. with acrid sm oke from
I tire s d a r k e n i n g thle
e a ir an d
' -tanks m o v in g alo n g; th e r'o a d ,
} their o cc asio n al fire: ppiu n c tu a t;sa u lt* rifle
; ing th e s o u n d o f assat
rounds.
T he a r m y s a id i tI s o n . th e
arm ored colum n to sec
movement of Jew ish'sei
the key road, which cuts
the strip and has been tl
violent P alestinian protei
The ta n k s respondec
u '
:e' J1by shoot1. from P alestinian police
ichme s u n s
)-ing from m ounted machi
:ith e m ilitary said. A 14.year-old
14boy and a 31-year-oldI m an w e re
killed, m ed ics said. At le a s t 2S
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7), d u rin g a c la s h w ith Israeli B
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gunfire.
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M ilitary officials saidI tlthe am r
wv anted to phase down hsaggreshs
sive
im age and reducee friction
s
ab youths.
wv ith stone-throwing Arab
fo
f c u s in g in s te a d u n pp:inpoint
arm e d
sst r u g g l e
.a g a in st
Polestiiuan
radicals.
F
/CTC i n ju r e d overall in
Divers; recoverr more
bodies jfrom Klursk
Russia (A P)
SEVEROMORSK, Ru}
- V e n tu rin g fu r th e r in s id e th e
• sunken K u rsk n u c le:‘u
ar su b m arine. divers recovered1 m ore bodthe jagged
ies Sunday from am idI th
metal and silt tliat fillII the
tl w reck
pths.
stuck in the A rctic depth
[intity of th e
The nu m b er and ident:
ui n c l c a r ,
• bo d ies r e m a i n e d
c ia ls s a i d ,
ll^ u s s ia n n a v a l o fficia
:he re m a in s
^apparently because the
svere badly dam aged.
w e re
All 118 m en on the Kursk
Ku
ttered by an
killed after it w as shatter
e d to th e
ex plosion a n d c rashhei
Aug. 12. As
Barents S ea floor on Au
overy w ork
the slow, solem n recovc
ony
continued, a m ouniingg cerem
c
irin e rs w as
tor the K u rsk subm arii
h eld S u n d a y in thh e c lo s e d
- Israeli ,prim e
JER U SA\LEM
L
Hhud Uarak’s attem pts
m in ister Elu
to form an;i em
c ergency coalition
L‘nt w ith o p p o s itio n
el Sharon broke down
on Sundayr as Israel’s parliament
to re c o n v e n e to d ay
p r e p a r e d t(
L-e month recess.
;h he has only 30 sup1 th e 1 20 -seat p arlia ra k re fu se d to give
MO power over fu tu re
S h a ro n veto
the Fulestinians
pcnce talks:s with
v
;e for the hacking of his
Likud party. Instead,
nationalistt L
gu ered Israeli p rim e
t h e beleagu
to the Orthodox
m in is te r tuurned
n
to help stave off a tioS h as partyr t<
confidence; vote
v< that co»ild fell his
lit jand li'ad to new elecgovernment
opinion polls suggest
tio n s that oj
would win.
t h e Likud wo
/h ich hoU ed B a ra k 's
S h a s , whi
before he headed to a
coalition be!
vid peace sum mit last
C am p David
Barak a oneJ u ly , has promised
prc
ety net if he shelves his
m onth safety
c u rb fh e p o w e r o f
e f f o r t s toJ <
igious parties.
Israel’s religi
T i r c n i s i j . 'r r r M H H
R ussianm i li t a r y tow n of
orsk.
Sevuromors
ns of fo u r K ursk sailors
Remains
:overed la s t w eek, and
were recov
k ets, d r a p e d w ith the
four caske
w h ite-aiid
n d -b lu e f la g of the
w e re carried atop
Russian Navy,
Na
armored pptersonnel carriers into
nt s q u a re u n d e r a cold,
a sea-front
r.
T
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in
g off their hats,
clear sky. 1
d ro p p e d to one
Russian sailors
sa
:he snow th a t had fallen'
knee in the
>rctic tow n. A long, low
on the Arc:
horn of fa
farre w e ll s o u n d ed from
rs h ip s b r i s t l i n g with
th e warsli
antennas; and
ai ca n n o n s in the harbor.
h a rd ,” said Zoya
“This is very
\
Dudko, w
whhose 30 -y e ar-o ld son
IS am ong th e crew.
Sergeiwasj
tf
^
rs Ito the sea during a
(ursk's seamen throw flowers
Unidentified relatives of Kui
in IRussian nucloar submalod to tho crew of tho sunken
rmemorial ceremony dovotet
,
)ort of Severomorsk.
rine.
at the ship's home poi
Putin, IE U leadlers try to0 work oDut partnlership
;rves
Energy resen
are on agendt
R
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P u titi a n d
-F resident V la d im ir Pu
big
European leaders will broach
br
Ideas on w a y s th e E
Euu ro p e a n
ussia’s vast
Onion can ta p into Russ
iw concreie
energy reserves but few
step s a r e l i k e l y to em
I ’i 'H l l s T .
M onday’s b ia n n u a l EU
summit.
.•curity has
Long-term energy s.*ci
iurope w ilh
become a hot topic in Jiur
ing
oil prices so arin g aniii follow
f«
sts a g a in s t
^ e e k s o f g ia n t p ro tests
y European
high gas prices in m any
E
nations e a rlier this fall.
jly interest■Europe is increasingly
ed in securing sourcess of
ol n a tu ra l
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b o n u s . Fuol.& safoty
a to s.
l » n u s possible. H omt
n on'
frequently. 888-665-760
loty ■
DRIV ER S
G am S U t a T ronsportati'
. Is looking tor good drive
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w olking llo o rs. W o lotion
ho
g o o d oqulpm onl. b f2™&
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have
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tin g .
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hor
vMOkly. 2 8 c e n ts por ml
bonoflts. new truck.
honw
1-800-228-0064.M
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Fialbod roglonol. $ 5 0 0 si
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Twin Foils S c hool D istric
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accopting opplicatlona
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a S p a a c h / L a n g u aa ta *
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f ic o lio n s : M o s to r a D o giro
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c o r ti lio d b y A m o r ic
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F alls S c h o o l D istricItt oi f '
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from 8 :0 0 o .m . t o 4 :': 0 0
p.m . For furthor Inlo. e
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----P ro c a a a lrtg . Id ah o T rt
is looking for oxpor. w o
o r s In o u r F i lo r & B
B tu h l
plant. D ay s h lft.'p a k j \
c ation. h o a llh . o c c idJo
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m a lo r m o d lc a l . d o nnt.ta l.
p o r s o n a l lo o v o & ss ii c k
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326-5430 o r 543 -6 4 4M
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occoptlng opp llcatlons
om ploym ont. It
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appl i cant s hovo 5®m ochonical and
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♦ Skk and Holiday Pay
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Twin Falls. ID 83301
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plant sooks to hiro gomorol
non
h e a t CUTTER
laboror, $7 p oA
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bulchor. P lo a so opply 11
Mon. thru Frt.. B a m -lp
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perso n . C all ASL M eoU .
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CA LL T O D A Y/ !!
Flexible H ours ;
Q ood W ogos ;
7 3 4 - 4 3 3 3 _____
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MAINTENANCE
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MAINTENANCE
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c o n U c t:
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h o v e ow n h o n d t o) oo llss .
Hum an R e source s.
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P.O . Box 409
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B oo x Twin Falls. ID 83303-0401
M rs. U p to n . P . O . B
Tel: (208) 737-2008
5 1 5 9 . T w in F a l l sJ . 1IID
FAX: (208) 737-2741
03303,
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674 E a s tla n d D r.
Tw in Falla, ID B3301
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applK:ationalorful>-iimeI
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poeltiona. eo m a compulor
drtvors e a m up to $ 10.00
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o n hour. N l ^ t shltto avoll.
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o n d d e n ta l Insuranco. lua rogionoi d istrib u to r■of
of
SA L E S
%
; C « r t l ( l o d S u r g i c a l'
ltion roim bursom ont. paid
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• T M b n l o l a n . W o o llo
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poo p lo w ho wont to work
g r e a t o v o n ln g /n l g h l' &
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sell-m o liv ato d o n dI
o n c o n o co sso ry . W o will
" " T he Timos-Novirs Is accept-;
O u r c o m p o tillv o soloryL .„
&
c u slo m o r orlo nlo d .
train Iho right e p p ilcan ls
Ing a p p lic a tio n s tor posi-a n d o x c o lio n l Flox lblo
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to se ll odvonlslng lor our
ti o n s in o u r m a llro o mn,.
beneflt pockago Indudos:
roquirod. C o lio g o dogre<
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m a rk e t lo ad ing sta tio n s,
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proforrod a n d m och an ilcol
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d e p o n d a b lo n a tu ro o ro
• P R N u p to 2 0 % a b o v o
In d in aiio n holpful.
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ts
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call 733-7512. EO E
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• Hoalth/Dontal/Vlslon
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Com pony provW os b a s o
up of pro d uctto n oroo.
• Ula'AD&CVLTO
SERV ICE PERSONI
salary a n d c o m m issio™
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d o . 401K a n d v a co lio
3rd SI. W ; Twin Falls. ID.
m uch moro.
Sonrico m an . Salary
bonofils.
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Attn:
Danlol
Waloek.
Tho
d op o n d ing o n oxporlonco.
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Tlm os-f^ow s Is a drug'
roor
F ring es Include: poidI
This Is a n ox co lio n l co ro
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CO.
free wo/Apfoco._________
6 5 0 A dd& w Avo W.
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vocollon. health insuranco.
o pportunity fo r a p o rso
n
H um an Rosourcos .fto
» 4 0 1k . Bring rosum o lo:
>o: W RITER S
who Is willing lo w o rk hnord
or
Twin Falls. ID. 83303-0409
2 2 7 2nd Avo E a s t. f- T h o T lm o s-N o w s In TwIn
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{208)737-2113
Twin Falls, ID.
'> Foils Is tooklng for corroo"
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p lications lo r PT. rrromlng,
or
k o o p u s u p o n th o n o w s - in
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driving reconj. & work woll
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w llh o th e rs. Musi hovo lo
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Ilon ot T ho Tlmos-Nows,
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m ont m o o tin g s and wrilo
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com m unlllos. W o're lookc a l b r a n c h o f a F o rtu n
(sw ared y e a lo any of tho
Ing lo r p o o p lo with solid
rmy
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com ploto c o rp o rn to ben
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B u rio y . L ooidng fo r part
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(Its In c lu d in g : M o d lccoail,
llm o a n d ovonlng hours,
n r u n n in g y o u r ow n
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so v in g s, a n d e m p lolyoo
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co m petiilve solory. DOE.
lo odod. 20a-841-086S.H
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F a lls. ID . 8 3 3 0 3 : or call
all
S lo ck o w n e r s h ip p lai nn es
BA o r B S d e g re e In social
:la1
7 3 5-3 2 0 4 .
P r e v io u s s a l e s o x p lo
o rrll
s c i e n c e s , o d u c a ilo h or
o n co n o n e c e s s a r y .
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cl«*»modlBinowayllw«»ti»
r o s u m o to 7 3 4 -9 4 4 1 or
contkJonliol iniorviow call
col
tor vou. Call 73>083l.
contact Kim 0 1 7 3 7 -0 5 7IM
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1-800-282-2220
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MEDICAL
NA o r CNA n e e d e d Immn
modiately for 2 4 h r. shlftn
» iilr
Twin Falla a r o a . C o n iiact
tac
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J o y l a a t J o w o t o Hom<
Core 73 3 -8 8 4 0 .
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C ustom er S e rv ice fo r Wooi
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River V aley. 20S -7 8 8 4 4M20
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Departm ent Jr.
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Buyer
a l;ufT*nt o p e n ii^ lor qual­
ified a p p lic a n ts wilh
p r io r c o m p u le r p u r­
chasin g oxperiencoiln
In
a m a n u l a c t u r i nngg
sotting. P.C .. sprea d
sh o o t, e n d word proreM ssln g skills roqulred . P rio r training a nnd
d
arexporlertco necossarX A P I C S coniflod is» a
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F-'Atm: Personnel
.ASe S oa strom Stroat
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Twki Falls. Idaho 83301
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ax
)obs. call C a r e e r Amorica
Connoctkx^. 912-757-3000
O re a t C a r v e r O pportunity
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c u rr o n lly lo o k in g for
I n d e p e n d e n t W a lk in g
S
R o u t e C a n i e r a In th' e•
B U R L E Y a re a .
ROUTE 400
5 th W -RBilroad Ava.;•
P ark A vo .- Ovariand’
IF y o u livo Inihe
B U R L E Y area S a r e
In te re ste d In being a'
N e w sp a p e r Carrier,
p le a s e contact the
B u rley Tlm es-News’
o m c e a t 677-4042 or
g fo p b y th e Burley
otfk:e at: 3 2 5 h E. Sth
N. (N e x t to Wal-mari.)
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T W IN F X C E T ia i-------------i * * A t * «
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THE TIMES-NEWS^
CURRENTLY HAS
THE FOLLOWING»
INDEPENDENT
N EW SPA PER
R O U T E S ON THE5
W E S T SIDE OF
TWIN FALLS
.
ROUTE 810
w
400 Bik. Caswoll Avo. W
Paradlso Placo
f l o s s S f / w f North
ROUTE 821
100-700 bik 2 nd Avo. £.
^
, 0 0 - i ^ 3 ^ A « , E■
200-600 4th Avo £
S E A S O N Y (O U R M O S T
ROUTE 861
100-400 BIK. DuBds
ROUTE 862
5 00 BIK. Bolton St.
200-500 Bik. Fllor Avo. W
W
100-200 Bik. WIrschIngg
ROUTE 865
ROUTE 866
lu sisstic d n d d e d ica ted
T he Bon M arc h * 10
lo IIooi<ln9 (or prolesslonol. enlhusii
jsttions. We invite you
o r p a rt-tim e holiday s o le s posllii
Individuals lo r l u lill-<
fiese g reat o p p o rtu n ities:
leam a n d toke advantage ol these
to join o u r d iv e rg ee U
-llex ib le scheduling
• aiirac iiv o s o lo rice s
• rete n tio n bonus
* g e n e ro u s d isco uin
n t!ts
V.
400-500 Bik. Borah Ave.
W ost
300-400 Bik. Brackon St.
Sf.
North
400 Bik. R o so St. N.
ROU TE 872
Tie
;e aan application, (ax your resu m
e to
t your favorite
To apply, c o m p le te
,e at 1-8OO-205-iOO2
o r coll o u r em ploym eni hotline
Bon M orch6 s to r e5 01
ing ie v en ts on
lo r o u r o n -th e-sp o t hiring
to sc h e d u le o n Interview
ler
O ctober 19-21 a n d hN ovem ber 2-6.
rih
900 Bik. B la k e St. Norlh
ro.
200 -3 0 0 Bik. Elaine Avo.
2 0 0 -4 0 0 Bik. Fells Ave.
W e st
100-400 Bik. Robbins
A v e.
700-800 Btk. Sparks St.
EOE
^
TheB T i m
900 bik Brackon N.
■800 bik Briarwood
■400-500 bik Falls W.
R o sew o o d Dr.
News
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BU H L
M O T O R -R O U T E
T H E TIMES-NEWSB
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CURRENTLY HAS
"
T H E FOLLOWING
3
INDEPENDENT
NEW SPA PER
R O U TES ON THEE
EAST SID E OF
TWIN FALLS
T h o T lm o s-N o w s la
c u n fln tly lo o k in g fo r a n I
I n d e p e n d e n t M o to r
R o u t e C a r r ie r In t h e
B U H L a r e a . V olld
d riv o rs lic o n so &
rollablo vo h ic lo a m u o t.
I I O O - ^ ^ k ^ h A v o^ .
E a st
ve.
1000-1200 B ik 10th A ve.
E a st
900-1000 B ik Blue
L a kes Blvd.
,r
1000-1400 B ik Poplar
A v e.
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i r k i r k i r t r k
T H E T IM E S -N E W S
IS C U R R E N T L Y
L O O K IN G F O R
IN D E P E N D E N T J R
ROUTES
A V A I L A B L E IN T H E
K IM B E R L Y A R E A .
R O U T E 729 '
1100 Bik 4 th A vo. E
1 100-1400 B ik Sth A ve.
'®E a st
1100-1400 B ik 6th A vo.
E a st
100-600 B ik o f A sh I
4 0 0 -7 0 0 B ik o l Bluo
L ake s
, RO U TE 558
.
30O-C00 Bik. AdJims
Sirool
200-400 Ash St.
200-300 Btk. Birch St.
lOO-pOO Lincoln St.
400-600 DIh. Washington
Siroot
R O U TE 733
1000-1200 B n jndage0
Circle
1000-1300 Q alena
e-f
1 200-1300 M adrona St.
North
1 700-1800 Pomorollo
Drivo
1300 bik o tS to n e y
Brook Circle
If you Ilvo In Ihla araa Sft
ara Inrereslec^ In t>alng a
nawapapar carrier...
).
Plaaaa call Dlatrict Man­
agar, 733-0931 axt. 346.
i.
R O U TE 746
IBOO bik o f 4 th A vo E
4 0 0 -5 0 0 bik o f M adrona
200-4(X> M om ingside Dr
4 0 0 bik o f W akoflold
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-
B osaszsQ
5 0 0 bik E astland
20 0 0 -2 1 7 0 bik o f
E lizabeth
30?“ ’
B U S IN E S S
O P P O R T U N IT IE S J
R O U T E 752
1300-1400 4 th A ve . E
^
100-400 b ik Elm S t.
100-500 b tk L ocustr
100-400 b ik W alnut^
r.
HALLMARK Stylo G rootIno Cord nio. TOO P jim oo
4
Loc'o. HfSS. BOO-277-9424
LIQUOR LICENSE - For
solo or looso. Coll
73*1-0207 or 420-3267.B
!!.
PROFITABLE (omMy bus.;;
noss (or salo, poioniint lor
growth. Call 208-543-S582.
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PR O FIT A B L E P o c a to iio
coblnol shop (or salo, tim o
(or us to roiiro. sorious in'•
q u ir io s on ly . C oll 2 0 8 232-2189 nsk lor Rny.
R O U T E 760
6 0 0 -8 0 0 bik o f Alturas
1800 bik o f G ranada
700 -8 0 0 bik o f M adrona
S troot Norih
1800 bik o t S a n Laruo
l e o ^ f ^ ^ ^ ^ o f 2nd
Avo. E
■1500-1700 bik o f 3rd^
A ve. E
1 5 0 0 -1 7 0 0 b lk 4 th A v e .
E a st
H
1 5 0 0 bik Kim berly Rd.
200 -4 0 0 b ik L ocust,
2 0 0 -3 0 0 bIk'M adrona
d
R O U TE 831
2 0 0 -4 0 0 M onroe S tree
JOtt
R O U TE $53
Jr.
700 -6 0 0 A c a d e m ic Dr.
700-600 C a m p u s Dr.r
2 0 0 -3 0 0 M ea d o w s '
300-800 M onroo
700-800 Quincy
100-200 University Avo.
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p e t' cn«ek out ciMsiriod
Can 733-0031.
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PUBLIC SERVICE
MESSAGE
Big p ro llls usu o lly m o o n
big risk . B o lo ro y o u d o
b u siness wtih o com pony.
ctiock It out Wllh tho B ol­
tor Business B uroau. For
Iro o in fo rm a tio n a b o u t
o v o id in g in v o s t m o n l
scam s, wnto to tho F o d ­
orol T rado C o m m issio n ,
W ashington, D .C,. 20 5 8 0 .
or call tho N ational FrnuU
I n fo rm a tio n C o n t o r ,
1-000-876-7060.
Thill birthday nd yoo pUiccd
somo time ogo in 77io Tnmy:^Noivs7 Now tt tho umo to
come pick up youf p>ciuros
Slop by tho Cuslomor
Sorvico Oopt too.iyt
I
HOMES FOR SALE
package antd The
tim e s N ew s guara n te es lo sell mer­
chandise or
aulomolive items
in 7 days and roai
estate in 15 days
or wo will rerun
the ad an addition­
al 7 days. Thore
is a S 3 extra
charge lor the
guaranteed
package. Ads
may bo cancelled
early lor cuslomer
convenience bul
the charge will
remain the same.
SIOO-SSOO
Phono applications
wolcomo
u
502
HAQERMAN
i
B oaulllul 3 b d rm . 2 bn th
h o m o lo n ti ir ln g a sun-room, gront room & livinji
ro o m w ith b n y w in d o w
N ic o ly ln n d s c n p o d |,
sprin g -to O y o a r- n ro u n d
siroam , lots ol troos. O n 5
o c r o s w ith 2 n r o n a s , 4
Stoll b a r n , c o r r a l s , tack
room. A cc ess lo Irnils on
p ublic la n d , h o t c pringp
noarby.
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I O B E R T JO N E ^
PUBLIC SERVICE
MESSAOE
Soiling property? Don't payy
any loos until It’s oold. For,
(ro o in lo rm o llo n obout^
avo id in g tlm oshoro and°
ronl o staio scnm s. wnto°
t o th o F o d o r a l T ro d o
C o m m issio n . W oshing-“
ton, D C., 20580, or call”
REALTY
tho National Fraud Inlor7 3 3 r0 4 0 4
m n I I o n C o ,n t 0 r .
|.a00-87(^-7Q60,
_ jJE RO M E 5 . b drm s. 2 't
baths, bnck tiom o. 2600
sq . (I- R o lo c o lln g m u o t
•oil. 5124,500 324-7350
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GUARANTEED
]JE R O M E 6 bdrm. 2 ’vbath
R anch stylo. 2 7 1 0 s q . t|.
AD
P ool/spa, Iro. n v onraga,
S 159.900. Call 324.C576
Buy the Guaranteed
Of a t dahlhso.iripod com , •
Contlnontol Loan*
iS r
If you llva oh lha EAST
alda of Twin Fallt S ara
a re
Intaraalad In baing an
Indapandant nawapapapar carriar...
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Plaaaa contact Dlatrict
Managar a t 733-0931
axt 343
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2 bdrm, (ull baaE
m onl. 2 co r g a ra g o , n o ^
point Insldo & out. 1 1/d
SS CASH NOW $$ ■ acros. Call ovos 43 8 5050
For Contracts AMortgofloai BURLEY
p
2534 Uurton. All
Call DIvaralflad Caplltl.
brick. 4 txlnm., 21/2 baWV
208-734-6727 m
3 6 0 0 sq . It., tw o lovola. '
S o o (o r y o u r s o K 6 7 8 DRACO
7612 tor oppointm oni. ,
IN V E S T M E N T C O R P .
B U R L E Y , 2 b d r m t>rick
M ortgogos? Contracla?
=
hom o /lull baso m o n t apt.
Doods ol trusl?
own onlronco. E xc noigh­
You wonl lo soli?
bo rh o o d . F o n c o d . S. W.
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Wo w ant to buy.
Burtoy- 5 5 0 .0 0 0 .4 3 6 0204
Prompt & cash oKors.
W o aro local 4 compoliiivo.' " OREAM HOME lo.'idod
Cnil 208-733-3821,
w /oplions. 3 bdrm .. 2
R .T odd Bloss. PioskJoni
buth. 2x6 oxt. walls,
Richard B, Stivora, V.P,
upgradod insulation, oil,
T.W. Stivors, Soc./Troa8.
appls. W os $57 ,5 0 0 tnciary a n d doolor d isc ounts ol
Sn.OOO, Now S-10,S00!ar
a iimiiod tim o. Visit or call
L o g a c y H o m o s , LLC
now. 2 1 3 4 0 U S Hwy 30.
Fllor. 733 -5 0 0 0 o r |
10 E F ronlago Rd. N., I
J o r o m e . 324-6G22 I
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FAMILY H O M ES
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a don to h o n g his trophioh
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H om os o l 2 0 0 -7 3 2 -5 7 1 0
Ploaso chock your nd lor
or 1-888-301-9037,
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corroctnoss on Iho lirst
dny lhal it runs, a s Tho • F O R E C L O S E D h o ^ c c
Low or SO dow ni
Tim os-N ow s is not ro­
G ovom m ont 5 bonk ropos
sponsiblo (or orrors nl600-501-1777.0x1. 5 2 9 7 .*
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Call Today-735-0892.
Call543-*37tl
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CONTRACTS &
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302
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Hon>e lor youl H om o foH
Mom! Ntoo 3 bdrm . 2 balh
m anufactured tx>mo plus
on e x tra ho m e o n a i
country a cro ag o .
$79,900 C a llJu d y
BARKER
Raaltora
IF yo u livo In Iho
Buhl aroa S oro Intoroste d in txing a Nowspopor
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Carhor.
ploaso c o n fa c f tho Twinfl
Falls Tim os-Nows
olfk:oat733-093t. oxt.
347. or stop b y 132 3rd
Sl. W, Twin Falls.
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1200-1400 Holly
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1100-1600 Junlpor S tr N
1100-1300 L o cu st S t N
BUHL
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(Irst d a y th a t 11runo.
a s T h o T lm o s-N o w s is
n o t r o s p o n s ib lo (or
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f a l l ' s ” 2 b d rm . T
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bath, loncod ynrd Sited.
Asking S69,000 o r willing
,to ro n t S 6 0 0 /m o « S 3 0 0
Dop. 734-7015
b i Th l
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• 2 udini coitnob. gns hool.
iic.if fltwppinf)
S49.500
• Atirnclivo 2 Ddrm homo.
ti;i!uimont. motnl siding,
ic.’uly to movo inlo.
SS9.000
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0
piiuo, g a ra go. Nico tillo
tioniu in a good aroa.
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733-0404
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tlalua Ineludai «r,liaran
eu»lo«l»n: ptagnanl woman
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o> cnuoran urKM> 10.
Tnia n«w»papaf will nol
knowingly accspi any
advoniilno (or cnni aiialn
wMch la In violalion ol Itm
law. Our raadms aio rMi'sby
Iftfofmad mal all dwolliiia®
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opportunlly t>a«l« To
complain ot dl»ctlmln«llon
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lalapriona numbar luc
haanng ImpaitoU It 1-800027-0878.____________
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Firoblrd Circle
Imperial St.
Moriaco
100-200 Rlcheway
1100-1200 Starilro
W ashington St. N.
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100-400 M adison S treo eo t A
10-40 R obbins Avo.
700 Washington St. N.I
400 Bik. Addison Avo. W
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100-200 Bik. Camoy
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Holiday S a le sS
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N o n -p r o lll o r g a n iz a tio n
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s e e k s a e x p e r. technician,
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I n n i n g s forr
pe-fo llo w in gg
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Blvd. N.
1 ^ 3 3 - 8 4 0 0
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500 bik Paric Moadows
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1000-1100 Park Moadows
Dr
400-500 bik Parifwoy CIr
1000-blk Parkway Dr.
1000-1100 Twin Pari(a Dr
t f t f l
ROUTE 889
o L in e Cook
E:
1000-1200 Blake St. N.
300-blk Rkigway
1100-1200 Sunburst
id ep en d en t M otor
n g ap p licatio n s for Inde
is accepting
iistribution system ,
rs in all areas of il's disb
R oute carriers
iay early m o m in g
acted positions are 7 day
T hese contract
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d eliv ery positit
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w eeks, d e p e nnding
d
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interested, please stop by
. If y o u a re in
fii out a contract
a t 132 3 rd St.t. West, TWin Falls a n d1 fill
ltion d ep artm en t at
tact Jackie in the drculatio:
sheet o r contac
733-0931, ext.:.302._____________________
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900 bik S parks N.
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wt, Twin Falla. Idaho Mond
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n a n c a fraa exterior,
neighborhood. S€7
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Call 734.8727.1
VWiN PA LL6 • C:ia
laan
i well
nialntalned olderr hhoo m e . In
g o o d a r e a . C: 10
loa e t o
a c h o o l a . a h o pppp il n g . 3
lice lan d bdrni. 1 ba ih . nice
a c a p l n g . ( e n cleedd b a c k
•34-8301 ■
y a rd. $87,000. 734fW ifT PX C L5T T ?5?7
ow ner. R anch atyle.
aq. n., 4 bdrm ., 2 1hath
nreplace. o n l /r3t a. r r » '
o a r^ n ;
double RV aizo, gai
fully landacaped.
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fen c ed . 5112.600.
H arnioo Pafk. 7M-<
• 3 bdmmt, 2 b a ih
new ty u p d a ted . S«
CaII735-S® e3
je r o m e
T W I N F A L L 8 . 44 b1 d r m . ,
r e d u c e d . 2 , 3 0 00 e q . l i .
1 3 3 2 .B
$ 1 3 0 ,0 0 0 . 733-13;
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ft. b am t. (W tlniahe<
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living
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w /lan d acap ed yanS
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512.000
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201 CatwtllW. «&8
120.000
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520.000
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400 Broadway N. Buh
S04'000
540 3rd Ave. W........
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110 500
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1271 Sunburst. . . . .
122.000
2430 E. 368S N., Pilar..........................................*122
Pllai
122.500
...................................................*122
2520 E. 3500 N........
llaf..........................................S'2S
125.500
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Monta Cano lA (4.00
25-222
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P o iie
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B H E I 2 0)8-733-7162
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731-5030 orM 7-<
location.
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lot. 7312 6 sv # s.
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h o m e a lia , g r eIte tv iaw ,
isa o a .B
734-5800. Lv m essi
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2 -6 2 0 1 .a
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BUHL-Homo for so
solila b y
o w n er on 1.9 flcn
a c re s .
201 Juniper.
A ppralaod ot $ 8 5.00^0.
5 ,0<
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room , 1/2 b sm t.,.vvie
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1-800-600-3203
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lobllo
E B lates«43. $18.1
8.900.
Redm ar»- 1898do
w ide. 3 bdmi., 2 ba
bath. In
Vllloge W est Patk jv
H om e *80, $23,9
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doubio
w ide. Bot Air Burl
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;6 '7 f l .3
bd rm .. 2 bath Ilko r
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3 bdrm ., 1 bath, w/sl/skinlng.
677-3 8 2 0
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2 0 a c f a a w /1 [996
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m anufacture hom
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b d m i., 2 baih, 1000
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$ 1 14,000. & II32&
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prtvllege, May take
and/or (erms.
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T W IN FA LLS
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LOTS 4 LAND
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TWIN PALLS. U r -ge
g e Ihom e.
b d r m ., 3
S8.100
bam, $122,000 &
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d ow n. $ 8 5 5 p a ^Tienta.B
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m a r m usl
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aell 3 txlrm ., 2 baIth
th , patio,
c o m e r lol, e xxtraal
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t w in f a i! ^ 4 M
bdrm , 3
b e th . 2041 O ak w
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Will help with cloa
:loalng;
YWIN ^ A L L 5 -lo r ae
a a le by
o w n e r. 4 b d rm ., 2 b a th
N ew ly r e m o d e leedd.. g r e a t
l o c a t l o n i R e d luucci e d to
$ 1 0 4 ,0 0 0 . Call 7 3 3
a n d a o e e t 411 Altai
T W IN FA L L S. N ee
b d m i a . 2 bath a
W block from acho
fh ^ lin
2 n d h o m e In b a ck brli
$ 3 20/m o. S68.ec
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N eleon Reatty 734-3
W f e S V W i N b H -g li
K ee p Idaho Beauttfu
a W e a lw ln d H oj m et . W a
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r id g e h o m e , com i
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3 bdrm . 2 bath
B r a n d n e w 3 bdrm.
s h i f t , a n d e v e n1 iI f W e s t c o n t i n u e s
B re ck a n rid g eI hom
hoi e, '
B r e c k a n r id g e lu nrn ish a d
I. aall utils.
$1500 p e r m o . W
CaliK e n t
h o m a . R e n t Incl.
^
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i n a p a d e a . t h ee c r i t i c a l d e c i s i o n
XXVmonth
o r CIndy Collins
81 law n c a r e , $1800
o o. , u, .t,h
a t l l l r e m a i n s . S h o u l d S o u t h w in
W e a t N o rth E a a t
[Jy Collins
7 33-6336 o r 734-f
C a ll K e n t o r Cindy
w i t h d u m m y ’ss a c e o r w i t h h i s
NT
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S o itag e i ‘ m a n y w i l l t a k e t h e s p a d e q u e e n
■
U N F U R N I8 H I
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b d r m . f a m i l y rm . a m ,
w i t h t h e U n g a rn d c a a h t h e t h r e e
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l a m o n d t o d u n u n y 's
|L E IA D W I T H T H E A C E S
gS o u t h c a s h e s d u m W/D. $ 5 0 0 /m o . 733-0661
733
b U H L sb d rm o n
10-31>.^
a c r e a g e , m o b ile
TWINPALL».Locti
m y ’a f o u r t h h e a rr t H o w e v e r , w h e n
2 . 6 m T fro m Buh'
t& r a lrig
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& sc sn ic
N o w . $ 4 0 0 / m oio.«
a rn o k ln g . Q u ie t>n
& Vallay.
241 o r afh i a a c e . ( E a a t; h a s f o l l o w e d Io w ­
V A Q J 9 6 4
dap. C all 420>4241
lo c a tio n In M elon
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1161
tsr e p m 734-6567.1*
h i g h t o a i g n a l a n o d d n u m b e r of
♦
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$ 3 1 0 / m o . 678-418
»v«rhom e
d i a m o n d s . ) W eeas t ’s h o l d u p li m i t s
* 7
I
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BU H L 3 b d rm . 1 bait
{lao
with c a n y o n rim on*l"2c«.
vi«i
w o d i a m o n d tr ic k s ,
S o u t h t o o n l y tw
m cl. S 4 6 0 /m o f d«a3(B
aat
S o u th W est
N o rth |
3 bdrm . 2 b a th on 1
a n d t h e g a m e gl o e s o n e d o w n .
C a ll 324-2631
$ l4 0 0 /m o .
4b
3 V
5 ♦
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|
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B U R L E Y . L arge”J 3“iS j X ’;
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7 3 3 .« 3 3 « 0 , 7346 7 8 - 9 0 0 5 o r 431-2'
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W E N D E L L -am ailS
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can hold up If hl e. w i s h e s , b u t i t w ill w Ih ile
tw ln a d O m lo r o n .
d9 ^u m m y . Y o u r n e x t a t e p w ll
lid e . A f t e r d u m m y
n o t h e l p h i s si<!
bath irallm
603
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R L E R . 2 b d rm . 1 kups.
bai
r th h e a r t, S o u th ret hle
e nh ib e c l e a r e r .
c a s h e s t h e fo u rti
I F U R N I S H E DI AA(P T S /
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I
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v e r t s t o d l a m o in d s t o k n o c k o u t
o v o n /ra n g o , rofi
IPOSII.
I
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$ 3 5 0 /m o .+ d ep
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734-6500. j e n O M E . i b d r m
C a ill^ylnR ea ltyC 73<
S irc i't: king p ro v id .. ti:h e v i t a l e n t r y to
m ..'lencod
nished a p l. In Senl<
Q O O D IN Q - 2 bd rm
N ear City
c a s h h i s l o n g dllaam o n d .
ho. $450
Izan C o m p le x . Not
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C a r e f u l c o n ss i d e r a t i o n o f e n Portt. N ew p a in t,
laiu n d ^ .
m o . C a ll 934-9837.
t r i e s o f t e n m a tkki e s t h e d i f f e r e n c e
33 tb d r m ,
i
jnp*d «nv»tep« for
H A Q E R M A N -In
c lu d o s
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0 4-2
+ M9
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Incc iu a o a
p o fa . Coll 324.
answ er.B
t h a t is s u c c e s s fu
f ul.
c a ll 538-24C ----leave m a g . tf n o ans
H A Q E R M A N -3 I
g o sm ooni
n i a p t. 2
r o - i g o , $ 4 6 0 Inc
2468
* b o d ro o m . lo n iced
c ed yard.
w a te r . C all 63fl-24(
p r l v o t e o n t r a inncc o , n o
o oo nn a n d T W I N F A L ^ 2 bdm i.. 1 i i
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s m o k in g / d o g e>. .$
$:3 6 0 * T W I N F A L L S 1I bt d r m , T W IN FA L L S clo
bath. $450 + dop.
qulol, 1 bdrm.. g308
os Ih o o t.
3B2.B
$295
d e p . Util, pd.
p 761
dop. ColT 324-5002.
. Coll 733-3668.
|
W / 0 h o o k - u p . S3
J26-W 77
$ 3 6 0 + dop. 734-282
in stu
M ainW .N opets.32<
36-2468._ i^iM B E R L Y -C lean
s d io .
c lu d o o w ato r. 536-;
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H A N S E N N lco 2 bdn
IILai
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S
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b llo h o m o . A p P.L*J
p ls L'^c';
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$650 mo. “ doposil. C dl
c o e e tt
^ 0^ 2 Bodroom
d o y s 7 3 1 - 0 0 0 4 o r ovof
s lo m g e , n o p o ts 42:
YWiN ^ a L L S . 1 bdm
S om o with gorogo
No p o ,8 . In q u iro 0
nlngs 734-2121.B
H A N S E N . 3 bdrmII.. 22 bom.
Fails. ID. N e w e r 4 p lo x . u p
3rd Avo. E . Tw inI Fal
F o m ily r o o m . No 1
C in c .
Y w lN F A L L i.N e w 3 b d 4
b d rm . 2 b a ih . all 0
in g /p o to , S550/m o. •
« r W EN D E L L . S m o ll I
4
d u p lo x w ith g o r o g o t
d o p . C o ll 4 2 3 -6 3
mont lor ront. Cali
■—
privato y ord. $710. 733■'“ L T S I " '
tioe: Includos AC,, w
v alk In
1 rm
•2326.M
c losot, laundry n »□m,
n ator- TWIN FALLS. Now
4 2 0 - 1 4 8 8 o r 420-5t
w 3 bO
7445 _ boforo 5:00 p.m .*
inas a t 208-536-23J
Tl. 2 bath
-■
= s s" = '
2 b o th . C o n lra l hoc
I
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lo a s e 8>
J E R O M E 3 b d r m .:
tw iN F i A L L i.N .« a a ii o j:
i>V
604
q. $52S
a n d AC, g o ro g o , d
m o b ll o h o m o In
V liiago i
3W W /D
2 bdm i. 1 bolh w/g*Tigb
im
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R
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&
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. h o o k u p . L’o o so & c ro d it
^ Q i i p e ls ok w/soi
♦ ddoposit. I
A P T S /D U P Lt*E
E JXES
io a so . $ 475/ftw . +
m o.*$350 doix 736-9269.
o no now
c h o c k roq. $ 6 4 55 ♦ !S 5 0 0
=
=
doposit. Applicollon
3 2 4 - 6 9 0 3 o r 7 8 61-1309
- i;
?36-e603. T W IN F A J .L S . N e w : 8
dop.CoilT rocoy736^
1, unfuml- BURLEY
J E R O M E 3 bdrm).. u+ $500
,
bdrm . doluxo tow nhoush
mlons lor
“ ” ^ a l l 73 4 -5 5 0 5 1
T aking oppllcalior
* ■ * a , t w i n FALLS. 1 4 c2 b
o h o d . $ 5 0 0 /m ohonon.
. ♦
W lin p r i v o l o y o r d {
w oiim gllat. 1. 2 . &3
o o ts. ovoiloblo. Subt
* * * * * * * *■♦ ♦ *
d o p . 6 0 0 N. Buctior
S a n a
O n ro g o . S 7 6 0 .0 0 . 7 3 3 f
2
opi3. M ountain Volv
o d . Pick up oppiicai
73 3 -4 9 5 2
tl
TWIN FALLS
S ? ; ;
7 « S Boloro 5:00 p.m .B l
678-9141
a t 1 3 5 4 S . W oahln
MES------J E R O M E - 1 ocrorti
8
M
7
T W lN ffA L L S -N o w o rr
‘K ’S i ------ D REAM H e a E
5335
S t. Call 208-734-899
.
afford1
bdrm
apt.
3 b d r m . 2 bo lh .soo
ilk $700 Want o no w h o m10
1 M ono, atoning nl S40d.
o .«
S440
TW IN FA L L 5.1/2 ooff
n
F
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i
2
bdnris. storting ot $40d.
h o m o . 2 c a r gam■go
It
soivico?
2
bdrm
apt.
oeosa
prk:oa. gro o t so
r
^
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M
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Oniy
$500
♦
3
bdrm s. starting ol $430.
»-dop. C all 5 38-08
------:— Coll W oatW ind Hoti
2 & 3 b d rm T o
with looso. Cloon 2 b
2 0 8 -7 3 2 -5 7 1
E R O M E - C h a rof 0<C l0 r 2
Hou»oa$48
2
both,
oil
oppis.
♦
'
r » ° K ;K in
/coa r p o r t.
,.8 8 8 -3 0 1 -9 0 3 7 . ------ — b d r m . . w /2 c o r/c
Brtghl. Spoclous i8. C( lea n
n q smoking o r pots,
C all N ow 734-1600 |
n. upstoirs
w ,,,| Malnlolno'
lo r c o d a ir h o o t.B2&S981*
p<
lo d l
734-8678 or 420-867
EOEN - Lg 2 txJmiTui
'
'
TWIN FALLS. S tu d io ’s «
$ 4 9 5 ♦ so c u rity . 825
S o m o w /Y ord, Stor
o p t. $ 2 7 5 ♦ $ 1 5 0
s u t e A p te . 232 2 n d Avt^.
T W IN F ^ '.L S . 6 3 6 S t h
Oishw oahor, VWD®
W
laundry ho n d y . 4423-5670.
23
J E R O M E . C loa—1 1 bdrm .
N o. tB 7 . $200+doposit.
liable
A v e. E asL CutoI 1 bbdrm .
iwnhouso.
H ookups Availal
rofrig. No pjCgR So n io r YowriF
$ 3 4 5 . S lo v o & rofr
1 ba th $300.00>dop<
d oposit.
C o lo n ial A p te . 203 4 th s f
bdm i..
N o Pots.
po ta . 5 4 3 -9 1 9 6 , met
55 yra. ♦ . C lo o nI I1 1
lat aS B . 1
N o rth . S 2 0 1 . S 2 8 5 .0 0 f
40W I
$ 3 0 3 rd Ave. W aat
$350 m o..
C a tl 734-6600 NC
E
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u
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1
ba
th
In
Fllor.
$35(
JE R O M E m E N D E U
-----------bdrm . 1 both, $ 3 7 5.fdop.
5«
doposit, Includos heot.
.
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p
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.
.
+
dop.
P
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l.
733-21
u n - . ' b d r m ., 0
T O IN M L L 3 ---------4 2 4 4 th Ava. EaaLM1bbd r m .
BRAW LEY.
734-0448._________
S 2 9 0 /S 1 5 0 d o p .3324-7801.
24
— -------p;S a r a to g a A pte
>ta.
1 both, $325.00+dop
'i
REALTY
uplox wim F ln o si Apt. communi
tnlly hoa 4 4 2 L o cu a t *6 . 1 bdr
K IM B E R L Y . 2 bb ddir m .. 1 FILER. 2 txlrm . dupio
ird, W /0.
g a iu g o & p riv ate)
0 fow 1 a 2 bodroon
o m unlta
b a th , $ 3 0 0 .0 0 ^ o p o i
b o th , lo n c o d yard,
23-S926a
M 1 0 .0 0 . Coll 733-'
3 3 -7 ^ 5 .
ovoiloble. Cou 7 3J5-160
»
0
1 2 8 M artin t 1 3 . 2■bdt
$ 3 7 5 * dopoeit 423■
'
4
606
I
XJrm.. 1
boforo 5 :0 0 p.m
p.*".*
lor oppolntm■ont.
or
b a th , $426.00*dopoe
K IM B E R L Y . 5 bdrr
|r o o m ^ r 2 ^ J
BRAWLEY
b o th , farm h o u a o 1.. 33 ocros. PtL£f^ Studio a p t A
T W IN F A L L S • 11 aI lu d io
» P . $775.
ovon/rango, SSStymo
REALV'/
a p t . . N o sm o k inig
g /p e ta .
g o r o g o & workahop,
71
CaJlnvm R ealtyC 734
734-6868> ^
$ & ) 0 ^ 1 S 0 d e p .7 3*4.3 3 0 3 .
C a ll 423-4271.
n is h o d 6 s h o n e , c a b i't
,
(E v ea . a w k n d e.
^ D ia v a
TV. Storilto 876-7766
j
rm. .houio QOOOINO - 1 bdrm
K IM B E R L Y . 4 bdrm
J ^ n l d . TW IN FA LLS - 2 b(
0.00. Coll
to r /a e w e r /g a rb a o a
1
JE R O M E Holiday Molol
w ith g a r a g e , $810.0
3S -0605a
b a th . Stove, relrtg. i
s
5
p
.m
.!
$325/m
o.
Cfall
538-<
$ 10 0 A u p wkly. 401 WJ
7 3 3 - ? 4 4 5 . befo re 5
37-0067.
TWIN FALLS. 2 bdm
bdm i. 1
W D. NO peta. 737
w/ JE R O M E -H ea l c lear
lupa. off
Main . Call 324-2361 |
ba th , W/D hookupa,
T W I N I ^ a L l S - 2 bbdrm,
d
) hookup.
t>drm a p l a . a u bSs liS d
,
atrasi parking,
lng.
S H O S H O N E -fum ished ok
o p p lia n c e a . W /0 h«
TW IN FA LLS • 2 be
dep. No
w hen a v ail, acc »o rd
rd in g to
unfu rn ish ed room , c a b li
$ 5 0 0 /m o . * $ 3 5 03 di
ounda. aii
b a th , apta., AC, DV\
Incom o. Piaygroum
^34-6500.
-rv. u so o l kitchen. $15 5 |
e m o k ln g /p o ta . 7 333-2060.
>
h o o k u p , k iic h en a
I M rm 2
k itc h e n a p p l a ., la
laiu n d ry
m o. all utlla pd.e86-7037|,
24-3464.
w alk-in c io ae t &ealto ra g e T W IN P A L L S . 22 bbed r m .
.c leaning
mis. No p e la. 324-3
Imo.
ig / p e t a .
b alm . apt. $450/m
o. Ulil, TWIN FALLS $e5M>k$32£r
^ o a m oking.
b a th .$ 6 7 6 /m o * cro
l<fa raq . JE R O M E - 2 * 33 bb d r m
In cl. +cJap. C allI T
Toi
om o r
rno. Sp*elal. M lcrowovd
atio, W /6! • 736-0473 _________
d « P - NO
ttor
2.
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a
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208-736-82<
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2
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C a ll 7 3 4 -4 1 0 1 after
nIU avail.
J W IN P A L L S ■ 2! bCd r m .,
n am q
» 436-$850. 5 u niu
:4-6409.
d uple x w /oarage.. RFa n g e - T W I N P A L L S . 2 be
TW IN F A L L S • 8 b<
420-1011 o r 324-61341 Kimborty Rd. $ lo ji
ikup. NO
tow n h o u se , fen c*ed
ed b1 a c k
b a i h . a p r l n k i o733^1358
ri
Jrs
a
p
t.
/rafrig
.,
W
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hooki
JERA M E. U pataifni
p e r w eek. Call 733-645^.
- d1 e p .
y a r d , W /D h o o,hup.
kup No
p e t e . $ 4 2 6 4+
a la rm ., rent/aeil. 73;
A o i,n ,.„
3 b d rm . 2 b a t h I.. C
Cia lif o r
226 d e p . TW IN FA L L S . M o T B t l
p a ta . $460 4- $226
________ ^ 1 8 0 4 .
T W IN F A L L S • Co2 b a l h
datalle. 32 4 -3 3 3 6 .
'3 3-8242.
$l00Avk. & $360/m om n.[
H o m a . 2 b d r m .,/e 2lec tric : JERO M E. 2 bdrmn.. 11 bath.
T W I N P A L L S >oCS I T T
3 2 4 8 2nd Ave W. 733-6634
N o T W IN PA L L S. 3-Trtrm
bdr
b a s e m e n t . O il/e l
°M M 9 ^
b d rm . K itchen j ^ppla.
p
T W IN P A L L s . R o o m J .
as^ep .
b a t h In c o u n tr.y
y , 5S 5 0 0
h a a t . W e ll w a t e r
W 33:2 5 0 N
$ 8 0 /w e e k , m lcroW ava,
p a r m o . C all 733-04
16-0473.
.fdep. No amoking
[ n f f ^ i a . 2 & -736
N e w e r ! KIMBERLV • S u nnsst
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e
v
a
a
S
refrig. Ulilltiea pd. C abik
2 3 0 0 E 7 33-2035ev
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T V .n o p a te .l2 0 1 K lm b ^
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t w i n f a l l s - WE
b d r m , 2 b a t h , .up
ggai r a g e ,
TW IN PALLS. C lea n
>yRd.o r c a ll7 3 5 - 0 2 a 2 .d
a a l e o r b d rm ,.a p rts. A C .P11,
a - L .m
b
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2
b
a
ih
.
h o m o f o r r a n i ,1200/m
ai
L a rg e 2 bdrm . AC.
o. s s tt ln g s . S u b a ld y
$6 8 0 u p .,o o m e rooff L anol e a s e o p tio n . $12C
jp llca n ta.
r» 4 4 th E, C a l 733-<
13.8207a
p r iv a t e WO; a P
p pPla'^ N o i
606
I
r a n t. 7 3 4 -2 1 2 1 evei
_ .i
o a ta Downtown. $4
a i « g - a r ''‘
MOBILE HOMES||
,d,m a oT T W IN P A L L S - N e •f ..?
o ep- 734-8781 after ■
TW IN F A L L S • SouU
k IM B lflL V . 5 bdrnW OO
bdrm . duplex, oatpo
a r e a . 3 b d rm . 1 ba'
w«ti o a ra g e , $e60.0i
lean,
H A QER M AN Live o n t h i
^ p 'e u !
TWIN PALLS. C
Claa
p o rt, a p p lia n c e s .c e p t i n g
7 3 3 -y 4 4 trb efo ra
nlum .
rtverit th e Sp o ru m a n 'a , 8
lE ^ 4 a .B
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H A N S E N .A C c e
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mia. a outh ol Hagem iarj.
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biTrm, 1
H O re H T
a p p l l c a t l o n a . 3 be
illona for
TWIN PA LLS - Nica
^ca 2 7 0 0
iinoklna, druga.. $2
$277 6 *
RV apac ea , mobile homek
irge yard
Taking appilcallor
,22 bdrm
.
ft. tow nhO use. Lrg.
i.bId m a .
iio O d a p o a lt.
Ca
I. Call
to rent. 1 , 3 b r ' i moblla
ksa;y . Hot
waiting list. 1 &
b
s :r .,§ :';5 W .m
& ba th . C athedralic0en in g a
7 3 4 4 2 2 8 or 733«4J
>-64Sa.B
hom e to aell. I ’-6202 [
o.
a p ta. V alley P airk
r kApta.
/
g e door,
& lott. Auto garaga
7 W I7 3 9 ________ 4 3 6 -6 8 8)2
2 \\
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733-7334
waiting Hat. 1 ,2 suthw
, & 3 ood
733-3430.________
$426/rTK>. + d e p .733 b; d r m
a p a r tm a n le Soutti
TW IN PALLS
r W I N » < A L L f i3
b ™ V
to
A p«n itiin M 4 3 <-0228
M i;
n iil^
3 B edroom Unll
Avail. 1 1 /0 1 . $700
« . H e a r t h e q iu i e i l
c k s e a to e c h o o ia a h o
$ 3 0 0 /d e p . (2 0 8 )8 »
All unlla include n
Y W IN P A L L A
ran g e . DW, microw
)w ave 8>
i a ftta
b e t h a . A p p ls . No
No p a ts . L kurvl P a r te A p aJri ttm
Toption
to
170 M autloe Strw
AC. N o pete.
se g s/m o .R a n t'w ro
p
SSM'Appl
Twin Falla ,■
■
C a ll T o d a y . 7 !l»!?T106
7
b u y . O A C . 7 3 6 -6------------3^
7»4-419fl
TW IN PA L C S
I
b a d r o o m . H e a*lt? h o \
STO Pi
w ater, a n d cable pa
if y o u a r a looWng for 1
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l
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r e n u l - look no fui
m bbar23fd
' 734-1401
.
W a h ave 1 ,2 .3 a
In b y N ov em
.
------------b e d ro o m hom
i d iy l
TWIN PALLS------•aeio
c tio o a a from . Call
I
3utl
Don’t
MIta
Ou
$ 9 9
H a llo w a R e a lty lno.
li
ith’s r e n tl
N ew er 3 bdrm. 22 ba
1 th
_
^
^
on your 1 a t m onth's
7 3 4 -4 J3 4
wtth Qaraga.
TWIN PALLU. A^oi
ARK
C allT oday
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ro
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APARTMBNTI
h o o d . In cl. u a a$250/mo.
of
mt
l7 8 M a u r ic a S t. I
k itc h e n & utlla. >6-4511
$21
a r .- .
.
“s a s s r
Twin Faila. 734-41
$ 1 0 0 d e p . 736-4
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2
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b<
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b a th , g o o d aU rter
no
T a k a o v e r p a y mTienis,
ei
d o w n . C all & 4 i4482B..«
8:
4 66 M b &,
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K e e p Id a h o Beautif
om e. w e
• \ ^ a t w i n d Hom
H «vo la rid /h o m a packagp
e e to fit y o u r need
•a d a. Call
w eatV ^flnV H om aa
eaia t 2067 3 2 - 8 7 1 0 o r 1-88
■688-301 _________
J S 2 .___________
C r e a te T h e H o r n e d
D ream al o l Y our
H u n d re d s ol floor pla
p ick & c h o o so Iron
u s h o lp y o u cro ooffl.
t' Lot
o te th o
h o m o o f y o u r d ro
Call W eslW ind Horr
2 0 8 -7 3 2 -5 7 M
1 ?o
1-888-310-9037,
----------OREAM HOMEE
W an t a now homo. 0
a ble pricos, great sai
wrln^?*
Call w a stw rn d Horr
2 0 8 - 7 3 2 - 5 7 o 1m a f a l
1-688.301-9037.
FAMILY HOMEt
5 5 ------D o th e kWs w ant roo
Snsol
their ow n a n d dad wanta
aIro1
a d e n to hang his trophies
In? W o h ave th# hhio m e s
fo r y o u . C all W est
istW ind
H o m e a a t 208-732J2-6710
or 1-886-301-9037.
7.
O e t R e ad y fo r Win
/Inter
Speolalal
Ail h o m e s m usl go to
to make
ro o m for n e w ln v/antorv.
et
C o m e look a t our h
hom ea
a t low prices. C arii'
II W estW ind Homaa a t 206
I08-7325 7 1 0 o rl-6 8 8 -3 1 0 -(
>•8037.
H A N S E N . G uerdon,
n ,g sQ
d o u b le w ld e .2 6 X i
b drm . 2 bath, livingi af e
lly rm . W/D, sh a d ,
w / c a r p o r t , NW Mi
H o m a E a ta ta e 1
a i» 2 e ,
S 33,000, Call 423-6<
-6 8 3 5 Ji
K IM B E R L Y , 1897r nCT T T
d o n h o m a . 4 4 ‘x2
x
b d m i. 2 bath, all th2 7 '? 3
th a u p moved.
b e M n a ld s re d .4 2 3>fiarwllt
13-9222.
O w n er will ca n y w/d
v/down.
M a n a g e ra Speoii
e iii ----O ld I n v e n to r y mu#
usi 0 0 !
C o m a in & s e e our
a t h o m e s a t k)wjrp OREVprtcea.
L at u s g e l you reai
lady for
W in te r . C alt W ast
istW ind
H o m o a a t 208-732.
32-67IO
o r1 -ae8-310-8037.
7.
S H O S H O N E -K o r aai
M U .n j
relo c atio n , Ouerdoi
don '9 8
e 8 x 1 4 ‘,2 b d rm . 1lrg
d la a b li lty a o c e aIrg
s . U th .
IS, A C ,
TftT. S e e Bl 60 Wai
/aat 62 0
N o rth . C ali 666-22
2204
or
8 8 6 -7 8 8 5 days.
_______
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3- 7 7 0 0 I
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s . 1Twin Falls. Idaho B l
Monday, Octob
F cn i l II n
O n
S a iI f i n
to
I
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i
Lat
c u to . c lo o n , 2 b d rm
rm ...1
ba th , w/d hookups,, $S3
330
m o n th
S2 0 0 dopo
p oos it.
C rodll & landlord choc
:hocka
roqulrod. Coll 733-4607
1607.
1 ^a7 ^
TWIN FALLS. 2 bdmi.
bllo hom o. $385 + $S33 0 5
•dop. Coll 208-736-4623
623 J I
-3 = 7
Koep daiailwa in mind1 wti
you want lo e«cKan
unutM Hemt lot eath.,
--------------607
o m c E ft
R E T A I L S P ACME
TWINFALLS
--------
Mons
Qroat Ratoa a. Location
" .
RETAIL ft O FBCE
C e n te n n ia l S q u a r eI M
Miall
4500 s q It
B lu o U k 0 9 l2 0 0 -4 5 0JOsqft
0»
S 1 0 6 3 u p to $ 4 5 000
F a lls Avo.-1500-2000s(
)Osqtt
50
$ 1 3 1 2 up to $1750
73sq lt
D owntown-741 -4573SI
9s p d )
$660lO$3SOO(utlllllOSp
OOsgft
E astland Avo 700-1500&
) s Dd)
$ 5 2 5 to S750 (ulllltios
p
PS
S H O P & O FF IC E
S
O v o ftie a d d o o r^a
1
1 1 53-i250sqlt
'
$525 to $575 a so?
Noodaspttcotoloaso
■ Wo wia Und It (or you.
/out
KS
TIDWELL JENKS
nent
't S ? S ^ 3 or 4 ^ ^ 711
1 1
T h e T f i m e s - N e ^^
8 0 (b-« B u t DrywstI
'•tl
=latos
, B e st Ouollty • Boot Rote
Custom Toxtuross
731-0788 (TF)
67B-0991 (Burloy)
tn a u re d • Fre e Eatlm?.»•
ati
.
'
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Q
CLEANING
—
A ir Quality Service
'i c e s
• A ir D u c t s • F u r n a cc ie s
nnoys
•D ryor V onts ♦Chlmno
• I n s u l o l i o n R o ml o v a l
732-8788 o 60(M27>91
“ " BUSINESS^
- - SERVICES9
TWIN FALLS
PLAN ROOM
irals.
'
J o b s to bid (or Gonorolt
SuppliSub-conlraclors & Supj
)los.
ors. Bluoprtnt coplOB
I).
734-PLAN (7628).
--------IV
: ■ CARPENTRY,
^
ETC.
•;
norol
Rotlrod liconsod Gonon
'5 ym.
Controcior w/ovor 25
yi
ontry
o*por, En)oys corponti
315^
work. Coll 735-0615
_____
CLEANING•>
?
’ ,
ERS
COUNTRY CLEANER!
r
SERVICE
• , ' 'construction cloon up'
< . Spociolixo In corpot
• - cloonlng. Froo ostlmotc
.
Bondod & insur«xl.
g
Joromo 324-3209
Z
c o n c r etC
e"
5TE
D & M C O N C RETI
Footings, foundations,
S „
drivoways. sidowolks
illal.
. Dolrtos ond rosidonllal.
lOdS.
. All your concrolo nooda
« .X
No Job too small Ill
III
'5
;
CallS36-670S
_____
.,
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T im oly ro s p o n s o to
'
so rv ic o calls.
■.
A t t f hours evaUab.
aow
■*Call & 3 9 -9 0 0 2 *
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d
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f o r c o r r o c t n e s s o n' "thi
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n s ..
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w s Is
I
; n o t r e s p o n s ib le to rf
3 e r r o r s a fto r lh a t tim o .
I
733-0931\ Ext.2
Call 1
1
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A-COUS-TI-CAl
& DRYWALL
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C L Y D E ’S P IP E REPAIR
op C A T T L E N o o d c a l v i ni g
)wn- JERO M E. 3200 sq. ft. Shop
✓* '
TWIN FA LLS. Nico down
✓ T W IN F A L L S
H a n d lin e s , m ain linos
oro a s o 7 N i c o C h a rr -vaio
w/offlco spoco, I4fi. ovortow n office oulto. PrivoU
C h o ic e o fflce e p acc aa t.
i
jll,
a nd whool lino . (ovon in
in
olais/Jorsoy X virgin bull,
50
hood door. Oill 3 2 4 - 3 1!0■f
»8S.
o n lran c o & bothroom. 665C
Filor Avo. E asy occos:
32
Itio Hold). Callb/B-7140.I,
■(57
P0ll0d-b05l olfor 829-5232
SDokj
sq
.
ft..
$
4
7
5
in
clu
d
es
S
oil
ol
TWIN
FALI.S.
1,000
sq
.
It.
Ample poritlnfl. Ulll9.pi
Tn
WATER
RIGHTS-SHARES
3M
.H
utllllloa.
C
all
734-9476.B
6.B
bldg..
sto
rago
yord
ovoll.
737-3 9 2 4 o r 420-3355
C A T T L E . 122 H o ls to l n
-S
81
D
alry-larm
-com
m
orical.
JTS;
2055
Ostorioh.
423-541
f
!'•
1*
c o w s, youlhlul h o rd . 61
-------- TWIN FA L L S. 2 ,6 0 0 aq . ft
TWIN FALLS
Buy or Soli. 625-50I7.PL
1st & Zndloclolion. 6 5 Ib.
N i c e v l a l b l M t y , fo o d ---------------------------------- 1
- O n o r o o m o f l l cc oo s ^
avorago, BST. 20 ho>tor:> W HEEL LINES - 2- Wodo
80 ■
611
I
,
iralfic, parking. A lso , 668(
KImborty R o ad oroo.
lovo 1 F A R M S F O R H E N T |
williin 3 mos. ol calving.
m
'0 .
w h o o l linos. 5 -wostorn
sq - t t . otflco/rololl. Stove
C ontact W alt HM
oss
K)'
—
$1375 ooch. Will Cull 12.
'2 .
atylo whool linos. 1-1300'
“
o r S u s o n 877-738-6585.
Q om Sto lo Roalty
5 1 - JERO M E 145 ocros of po»•
C a ll 4 3 5 - 5 6 3 - 3 3 3 2 oOfr
V allo y p iv o t, 1-P lofco.
0.
737-3939
TWIN FA L L S. Unlquo’ Ol
® ''
tolo ground for ronl. Com4m435-5Q3-8061.*
1 3 0 0 ' p iv o t. Coll 3 24-------lice, h ig h irolflc location
tion.
Ing
out
of
alfalfa.
8
yr.
hlsg551.A & G lrnoalion.
TWIN FALLS
jig
CATTLE, dolry hord lorr
iBhift
Approx. 3 .0 0 0 foot. Avail
kvail.
,o ~ (or opuds. 324-5976
Olllco S p o co o Avollobi
^ = = ^ = = = =i
6a l0 .W M .tD F 4 3 .4 PP
15® “
Doc. 1. 206-338-0659.B
).■
- ^ s s s s s s B s s B s s a°
Bluo Lokos Blvd N.
i
706
n I
Coll 537-C579.
==| i
616
Id (Or. ^ ---------------g o l ------------Kimboriy Rd. E aslland
FARM SEED &
CATTLE- Holatoln h e lfe7re; I
^ R O O M M ^ S W A ND^
V orious SI208. For mo
JS.
^
waniod c<pon. 300-400ibs.
I
C O M M E R C IA L
info coll STEVEIlT
ot "’
TWIN
F
A
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L
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.
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le
g
a
n
t.
TT
and
up.
Coll
5
4
3
-8
3
7
3
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I
RENTALS
H allo w e R e a tty Inc.
~
TRITICALE s e e d !
S S
own bathroom & bolcony.
734-4334
iy. C H U K A R S , B o b w h l 7i o3
Winlor vnrioly.
W/D. $ 2 5 0 .734-3409.m>30
so
-------K IM B E R L Y . 1 2 0 0 s q . ItIt
QUAIL, Phorootl QUAILL
TWIN FALLS
Globo 733-1373
)OSO ^
----------------------„
bldg. o n 1 >5 oc. Wlll loose
Roody now. 678-8970.
=
READY TO MOVE INTC
partial o r all. Short torm oi
I
CORRAL PO LES------1560 sq.ft. offlco on , ?Nos ; ;
708
I
K .a t .r n .2 0 B .7 3 6 w i w ; .
2 V ond i r .
F illm o ro n o a r Pololl
HAY. GRAIN
Iblo to
TWIN FA L L S
C qh 934-0920.
Ro ad . Price nogotiobla
VA LT
O lflco/Shop/W orohouso
t o r m . C o n t a c t WA
J-I
MADE TRAILER
701
I CUSTOM
L o catio n s: Kimborly Rd 4
H E S S 7 3 7 -3 0 3 9 . Q
Qiom
17
4-horso siroight load. Exc. ALFALFA. Ouolity-opprox.
Pork A vo. E ostlond Orr NN-•
S to to Roolly
c o n d itio n . S 3 0 0 0 C a ll
120- IT ba lo s ovoiiabio.
-------a n d Bluo U k o s Blvd N.
CA TTLE - -R o g ’d Brown wn
438-6967
_
Will dolivor. 733-4455. “ ■
TWIN FALLS
V arious S lio s
—
Sw iss Brooding BULL, 16
U p s to lr s o lflc e sp aCO
co
E-MAIL your classlllod a d
HAY 8 Tons. 3id, culling.
F o r moro inlo
mos..*wlll dohvor in Magic
l o a s o . A p p ro x im'“o ti
«oly
call STEVE 01
3'!lo u s a t
S
m a ll b a lo s . S 80/T on.
"■
V alley a r e a . $ 0 7 5 . Coll
2 0 0 0 s q . f t. Ql $ .6 5 F
tw ln a d Q m lero n .n e t _
Coll
ovos.
733-2469
536-6761. ■
_________
s q 'i- 7 olficos plus: lai
c
H A Y -1 5 0 lon 3i(Jcrop
^
HORSE & CATTLE
rocopllon aro a . Now po
B
edding.
208-342-0510
'0
allolfo
trom
Fairtiold.
TWIN FALLS
Springor Hoiioro. 20ff-e45C h e a p in to rn o l occoi
during wothlng hours.
24 t RFV. Coll
Shop/Offlce/W orohouso
■ B o c k b o n o ’ I n t oo rr nr o t
11“ .
2205 o r 645- 2465 ovo
ig. S honnon Woll 580-2658. ■
3-Now u n its now ovailablo
a c c o s s Is right noxtI door
do
CATTLE - DAIRY H E Rj ntj H O R S E - 15 yrd Old ro g .
•
Apply ooldmg. p a st ohow HAY - Dairy h a y for solo.~
C o ll L y n n H a o m u s s
I
8
5
COWS
S
75.000.
Also.
in
* 2 0*2.4°M S q . Fl.
o x p . sklllod mtn h o u s“o>•.
Vl to n balos. 23*!b prolom.
P r o p e rly M a n ag o mSnt"
mo
do lry f o r so lo o r lo o se. ,'
,07
,* 1 0 3.600 S q .F l.
'*’•
$ 1750. Call 736-7074.
0197 RFV. Dolivory ovoilO7 3 7 -3 9 0 0 or 733-2607,
C01I531-5052
^ ________ N o fi lo ttio Twin Foilsl a ''
blo. Call 206-646-7115 or
^
H O R SE • 3 pmr ol sin gJio
lo
M unicipal Goll Courso.
so .
CATTLE • DAIRY HERD
How&oal. canoe. (OiiiDoai.____
UEm
□ir
208-22I-O I78. ■
00
lum
p
alondards
&
1
pair
C all 733-7 1 7 5 fo r m o ra
Approx. 170 hood. 22.600
p o w erto a t-lly o u d oimu»e____
n ii
Tn
•0}
HAY
ALFALFA2
sU.ng
,o
o
f
wing
slnndards.
2
s
o
t
lomicAi
In fo rm a llo n .
RHA. 3 .6 8 BF. 3.19 Pro,
"•
o l lum p cups. 7 3 5 -3 2 1 4
100 * ib b a io s. toO + T. of
_____ ____ A fte r 6 p m 734-S951.1.
208-686-2863 Iv msg. ■a
d»»»ili«>d_ad,__________
Bll
_
Of 737-0670. ■
2 n d & 3rd $95. Will soli
ra,
smoll amounlo. 324-50a2«
«
H O R S E -B oym aro.21 yrs.
^
Good4-H . B arrels.polos,
’0. HAY FOR SALE 30-1 lon
,n
g o a ts , slo o r w ro s illn'9g.
b n lo s. fu st crop. 40 ton
pocking. S1900. 536-67G1.
>'■
2 n d & 3rd'S m balos. 90
}rsm b a lo s ol 4th. S85. 0a
H O R SE WANTED. Intorlor
lon. 434-4465__________
modlato • 4H English ridor
Z
■
w an ts ICH. al loost port
“ f* HAV G ood loodor hay lor
salo.SB 7/T. Wo haul by
H
T hourghbrod h orso. Coll
36
35 Ton loads. 934-4036
■
326-5030.
r
"
or
539-403G
I
Of
477-4M2
for
mofr
fcifefirMHoo.
C*a 733-0931 n t. 2. o.
H0 f lS E .2 yr. o « rog. OH.
7;:
H A Y . 4 6 0 b o l e s , bright
Lena/ Poppy S a n Drod.
I
RO
O
FIN
G
N
LAW N CARE
Exc. cuMlno/rolning
now soodinij. H ny small
HANDYM AN
Jlprospoct. S7SOO firm.
balos- S95 Ton. 2nd cutPROFESSIONAL
S -J.A W O R K O FA R T sCall 736-9241.
__
t i n g h a y 1 4 0 b r ig h II.
t,
ROOFING ft COATINGS
Ua*” "
H an d y A n d y
H andym on Soivlcos
lo .
c l o a n . m o lu r o S m n<"
ll
H O R S E S 3- vory g o n tlo
733-7221 o r 326-5857’
;tiicQi
Lawn Caro
Id.
balos-SOS Ton. 733-3269.
H o m o r e p a irs. Eloctiici
'9.
II
g
r
o
o
n
broko.
P
o
p
o
r
o
d
.
no.
Commorciol,
rosktontlal.
lontrv.
l-own mow ing, trimmlno.
plum bing. Itghl carponi
^
lor
IVlOfO
imo
coll
677-3390
1
_
HAY.
alloita.
40
T.
01
3rd,
aorBuildup
rools.
Most
minor
matosi odglng. pow or raking, aor
palming. FREE Estlmal
t!
o
d
GO
T.
of
2nd.
S90/T.,
^^^T.
ig&&
looks ropairod In 24 hra.
I
ollng.
rototllllng.
spring
3.
M A RE 3 yr. Old. S i a r io d
733-0 9 6 6 ■
b a lo s, oasy accoss. Cloar
ar
-------fall c loon up. Sonlor
prolosslonolly. gronl Einn’loa
SH A R P E N IN G :'
L o k o s o r o o . 5 4 3 -4 6 116
6
A IR
d iscountsi Free esllm alos
g lis h p r o s p o c t. S 3 0 010.
0.
HEATING & Al
lid.
o v o s or loavo a mossago.
10.
7 3 6 -4 6 7 6 or 420-4677
M u stang moro. 4 yr. old.
SE R V IC E
CONPITIONINI
S 6 0 0 /o 1 fo r. B u e l l n g3®
o
HAY. 15 to n s ol 3id cutc o w s & c o l v o s . C o’ l' l'
—
LIMOUSINE
JO H N 'S SHARPENING3
lino, no rain. S85 por lon.
in.
SAW TOOTH SHEET
654-2332
_
P lo aso call 208-326-4593.
SERVICE
'3.
SERVICE
METAL ^
Com ploto shoa>onlng.
,n,
POULTRY -Fall C le e re n c *e OAT HAY. 40 ions, doan,
ration
Hoollng/AC RolrigorotK
Corbido & Slool sows.
1■
S 7 0 por to n . C all 731S p eclallll Chukars &
Com m orciol an d rosldon
dontiol
L IM O 4 U
141 Brackon St S
'•
t2
5
5
o
r
825-5303
■
Rink-nockod.
$5
oach.
(2 0 8 )7 3 3 -8 5 4 8>
Hourty. dally & Special
U11_ 734-4050 •1-800-471-4050
—
Also good soloctlon ol Ex----------------------------------:*■
STRAW
.
Big
balos.
lg.
or
-------p o c k ag o s. Jackpot, Sun
;e
ollc Phoasonts ovailablo.
H O M E
s
m
.
lois.
dolivory
avoilValloy. Coll for rotos.
is"''
T R E E SE R V IC E S
,il'
Call 208-288-2927. __
ablo. Coll 3*19-5719. ovo539-LIM O (5466)
H
H EA LTH
}g.
nin g s or 431-1980 days.■
O w nod b y Larry. Koni. anc
SH E E P . (1) 2 yf. Old rog.
and
TREES-R-US
^
Clndy Collins
iV
C o lu m bia R om , trio d & WANTED TO BUY OATS.
Solving Minl-Cosslo & MV
Id a h o H o m e-H eatthiaarn d
---------------------;----------------nn
tru o . Vory Ig. & g o n lio .
-----*10101 Troe Coro ‘Slump
CALL 678-2268
H o a p lc e . In c. prbvld<
S225. Coll 206-326-5177.
P A IN T I N G
Romovoi • Total Ijmdscap= = W H E A T -G o o d & Cloan
Modlcaro a n d Modlco
ing • F irew o o d so ld by
on
w hoal lor SQlo. S80 .1 ton
Conlfiod. JCA H O Accri
th e c o rd apllt &
I
702
R y a l l P a in ti n g &
86
dollvotod locally &13‘CC86
' Hod Sorvicos. O onon
rour
d e liv ere d •F ro o Estlmaio
110 I
FARMmANCH
.
-nrt
R
e
s
t
o
r
a
t
i
o
n
.
G
et
Your
—
Gorlalric. Pedlotric or
h uo
431-5391 - 676-41620V0S
H oliday Interior Touchup
^12
^
U
P
P
U
E
S
/
E
Q
^
C ardiac Nursing: Pro/Pt
™
N
e
o
d
s
D
ono
Todoyl
O p rm tiv o Thorapy,
G -- ------------------------,W.
M«n;1.,rHliK
XT'
Also
Low
Tom
p.
Extorlor
—
CA
SE
IH
17
Fl
Chlsol
plow.
Pro/P orl-N olal Nursin
roiiiw.
P ain tin g . Coll For Froo
\|Q
high clooronco. B osl ollor
Podloirtc Sorvicos.
CM
CECIL'S T REE TRIMMING
E stim ate s. Al 735^)584
------------- m ------------ 1
____
• Topping & romovoi.
Nutritional TTiofapy,
■
A N T IQ U E S &
I
P e rso n al C aro. IV
• Slum p romoval.
C A S E SM T R A C T O>R
R
3"i„,
P
A
IN
T
I
N
G
&
‘
• Froo Esllmalos ‘
T horapy,'M edical Soc
1951 w /4 w h o o ls . h 0a 9s I ^ ^ C O L L E C T I B L ^
S o rv k » s. Psychiatric
C all 733-0385
^ric
DRYW ALL
b u c k o l S b lo d o . r u n s
Nursing. Physical
■c?
good. Call 436-3840. __ A N TIQ U E - L o v o so n t &
4
T horapy. Spooch Thoro
c h a ir w/ornaio wood inm
im
1
CO M B IN ES, N6 G lo a nto
o rr
O ccupoilonal Thomp!
& c la w lo o l. StOOO lor
Of
t
w /2 0 ' h o a d o r. JD 4 4 0 0
2nd
E xterior & Iniorior palming
Loea‘^ . t : 2 0 0 2nc
14'
tjoth. Call 733-5160.
d
io
s
o
l.
Exc.
c
o
n
d
..
1
4
'
A v e. N. In T w in Falli
^ iii
F r e e e s tlm a te s 'i'
ELECTROLUX
=
h o o d o r . M ust s a c r if icc oo
With B m nehaa In Bu
8uW,
C a ll 7 3 4 -4 0 1 6
V acuum cloanora.
802
duo 10 hoallh. $25,000 lor d
Hallay, Rupart and!
-----sham pooera, coniral vocs.
cs.
bolh. Coll 2 0 6 -487-2075 I
A P P L IA N C E S
Eaatam Idaho.
c
Salos. sorvico and ropoir.
Ifor
731-2075
For m o r e Jnlorm atior
fi
2 3 9 DuBola
re m O D E U N G
c a ll 1-800-540-«061
FFIEEZER, Kolvinnloi.
F O R D J u b l l o o w / f r o^n t
S3
C all 733-5618
31'
1 9 c u . 1l..upriglil. S225.
__
toador. F e rg u ao n 35. OlHOME
T h o m p a o n ’s
I v e r S u p o r 55 w /f r om
n il Excol. cond. Coll 734-0287
.. W INTERIZINGj
^
loodor. Farmall A. F o rd ’ION P a in ti n g & R e m o d o lln
g
LARGE SELECTION OF
CONSTRUCTIO
^
"ork
S PR IN K L E R
-------Quality E xporioncod Woik
s o n M ajor d io s o l. C o ll
Rocondillonodnppls.
825-5S66 or 420-3812. ■
N o J o b Too Small
SY S T E M S
ProToch Son/ICO Co.
H E N D R y a SO NijSc
F ro o E sllm alos
:0d
l70BKlmbort'yHd.*TF
GRAIN BINS -2 smotl olzod
C a r p e n te r s
lontial
(208) 934-5343
moko oflor. Coll 423-5136.
Com m oreiol & Resident
^
RA N G E. Hot Poinl, oldor.
----$25.00
All J d b s L arge & Smo
Is.
m odol. whilo, woiks good.
H O RSE TRAILER 2 sialls.
C all F ra n k S c h e re r elI
PA IN TIN G S(
Intortor & Extoiior
$50. Coll 208-733'0U61.
double oxio. G ood liros.
ilC
•7 3 3 .2 4 0 ^
7 3 2 -5 6 1 8 o r 7 3 t-6 0 IM
89 M
RO OFIN G PLUS
pColl 324-4212
_
RE F R IG E R A T O R GE 23
—
W O O D W O R Ki
).
cu. It. W ator & ICO dispoJD
-4010
Oieaot,
S5700.
HOME REPAIR
nso r. S500/o1lor. W asher
IS,
R o p a ln i, Rosloratlono.
Schalfori5H i ft. offootit
& D ry e r. W hirlpool. Al­
,,
di5C .,S42C 0.C aeelH 17
Rom odoling. Cleaning,
B E N E R E L 'S HOME CARE
CA!
Cuaiom Kllchon cabinois,
oi
m ond S 100/BOI. 734-5912
„
'
ft.
high
clooranco
chisol
a
Any
olzo
lob,
Bost
rolos,
D ryw all, Palming.
•
lumlluro. codor chostsi.
piow
S3000.
IH
S
10.
24
In
su
ro
d
,
Froe
Estim
atos.
^
R
E F R IG E R A T O R , IroslCarpentry. All homo
oic... Rondy Kottorilng
,, ,0
J im 7 3 3 -4 9 6 2 731-1746.
t’olo grain dnii w /soodor
f r o o , 4 a l o v o , w /sollrep..lre insldo & out.
1
'7 ? :
H omo 436-9969 ^
. $ 2 700-C oll734-779t
,dto8.
6 S t r P r o p e rty S erv ice
cloonlng ovon, rnalct>i(i[]
yra ex p . Fre e estimato
S h o p 438-5577
or
731-1657.
__
In
harvosi gold- FiiOid.iiro
Coll B njco 733-7543
Froo oallmoios
—
PAINTING &^
b ra n d . Vory good cond.
“ JOHN DEERE 6 bottomn
SIS O oa. S oo <r 300 S.
HOME REPAIB
—
roll ovor on lond plow.
l!ES WALLPAPERING
NG ----------------- ^--------j
Rtvor
Si.. Hniloy 783-4.140.
S3500. Coll 678-8405
or 670-3230.
TONY’S LANDSCAPIN
_
U P R IG H T F R E E Z E R .
PINQ
L U PH E R PAINTINO, INC.
HOML REPAIRS
18'
C o r o n a d o , ru n s ofool
*3
Pointing. Rom odoling. Tox
PLOW . L ong 5 boiiom . I'lT
•Trimmlno*Spr1nklon
S150.Cntl734-9G40.
dors
turtng & Wollpoporing.
owilch plow, tn furrow/
•S pring Cloan-ups
ps
F ro o ostim otosl
plowing, S4000.
W ASHER & DRYER Gns
•H om o Repairs.
y
Coll Bill O (208) 324-3475
Coll 733-3269.
Id
dryor. whilo. Good cond.
• Wo do wtmt you can)
anf.
o r (2 0 8 ) 727-1267 coll.
-n
S 7 5 o a .0 fb 0 lh S 1 2 5
T o n y -7 3 4 -3 3 2 2
837-6544
4
705
—
^
nO
O
FIN
G
I
3
1
IRRIQ
A
TIO
N
T IM E S C L A S S IF IE D
J
W A S H E R /D R Y E R s o'!•
l.
H O U S E K E E P Il N
lS ii
R o a so o o b le ratosi
13K o n m o ro oxc. cond.
:ing
D EPA RTM ENT
Froe e atlm a te s. finoncing
”
$ 2 5 0 . S in g lo w o sh o r,
I m a g in e T h e Freed o n
^
&
N
E
4
Bo'rkoloy^pump,
2
0
8
-7
3
4
-5
5
3
8
7370000
S125. W arramy.73D’4805
R e a s o n a b le , roliablo. ox|
S6,00r>.
4
CYL.
D
E
U
T
Z
y.
rioncod & friondly will
wiU'
HOME BUILDING
MG
OR
O l E S E L E N G I N EE .. W KSH lN GTraCHlNETot:
clo so attomion'
P l a n e Avallat>la
20
i n b l o W h ir l p o o l F o r
•$4500-bolh low hro. 920
2 0 8 - 6 7 7 -4 5 4 3
p a id to d e ta it .
EL
n p o rlm o n is. StSO.'olIor.
F ro o osilm olos .
"
FT. WADE RAIN W HEEL
R e fs, avail. Froo ostat 7.
5-1
Call 430-5G14or 430-625-1
(B U R L E Y )
U N E. $2600. 734-0444.
r S I N E S SS
BUI
y
• »
x i m u m o f 4 i t e m 15
s p lease)
’r o r a dd in g u pI t o SlOOO (Maxii
For ite m s under
15 aapply. Merchandise orily.)
i r f > 'o n //. Some restrictions
idditional line. Private Parti
( S 1 each ad
H
.’F W IN F A L L S 1 b>ddnrm .
•.S28S /m o.«S 200dop.S
p. S o o
. . .M g r, HI court. 221 A
Adddie o n Avo. W. 733-9114
114'
,
TWIN FALLS - Sky
•
Y o u# r C l a s s iii f i e d A d vv e r t i s e m l e n t !
3 LIINES$ *
D
I O
I ays
l
g
S E ] ^LVICE
&
'77_
1,
TREE TRIMMING
I
VACUUM SALES
Z ,"’ o u shake roofs.
S.
AND SERVICE
L"
■
or (67 7 -4 0 4 2»Today!
I
aoi
I
I
C O M M U N IC A T IO N
D E V IC E S
I
TREADMILL Prolorm,
C rossw alk. $200. '
734-2396
4
MOTOROLLA (1) P P 2000.
(1)B 7. (3)G T X .(2)M T X .
C all 734-9794.
817
^
4
■
|1
I
|_ M I S ^ 0 |^ A L ^
^ U R C H PEW S. (G) mco.
$ 100o a c lio r n ll6 for
4
809
I
SSOO. Cnll 53G-2332.
I
CO M PU TERS
E-MAIL your clossiliod n d
;
to us ot
APPLE Portorm a 5300CDI
tw ln a d O m lc ro n .n e t
- P o w o r M a c . G o o d for
hom o o r sc h o o l u so . Inl o r n n t in o d o m . 32M B1
RAM. c o m o s w/lots Of soil
waro. S200. 934-5345
FAX
'
20G B . com plolo sysiom .
S449, Coll 206-733-1110.
K eilh 'e C o m p u te r Ropoir
4 S nlos. Slnrting O S1B9.
W llh w o r r a n ly . C ro d il1
cords accoplod. 736-7071.
4
810
I
YOUR
TIMES C L A S S IF IE D
D E PA R T M E N T
2 0 8 -7 3 4 -5 5 3 8
I
2 0 8 -6 7 7 -4 5 4 3
F IR E W O O D
(B U R L E Y )
FIREW OOD CuUsplil hard- KOHLER, d o ublo kiichon
w ood S90/P U lo a d . YouI
sink, h a rv o si go ld . $ 2 5 .
PU . S140/corci dollvotod
Slorm sc ro o n d o o r. $25.
(2 c o r d m.n.) 324-7G97.B
(2) w rought iron. 5-bulb,
coiling lighl lixlitros. SIO '
eTi
I ooch. Call 733-4658.
FURNITURE 4 CARPET
MISC. Roli-away bod. 535.
:
Volvol ba rrel Chnir. $30 .
B ^ R " E L s id o choirs7(^)
42* round podoslal inblo.
groon volvol. $75 0 0 . Co­
$25. 23* con so le TV. S35.
romic lam p $15. 734-5707.
Plooso call 208-423-6937.
BEDROOM SE T , 3 piOCO.
M a h o g a n y , box sp rin g s; MISCELLANEOUS
•A*
fro m o G r e e i ^ h o u e e '
m ntircns. Call 733-6405.
8'x B V 7'x7-.w ood f rn m o
D IN E T T E 6 c h o ir S306".
w/liborglass S200.
O ld e r d i n e t t e $ 6 0 . Re-! 2 - 6‘x 9 'r u g a (lorosi groon)
'
d i n e r $ 7 5 ..Coll 654-2332
Call 732-0084
DINING R O O M loblo w/4
‘ MOVINQ BO X ES
Cholro, S95. GInso colloo 75*. all SIZOS w /popor 4
tablo 4 o n d la b lo s. 5CS.■ m sons. SlOO. 037-01.44
C oll7 3 4 -1 5 G 3 lv m sg .
■ POTTERY KICK WHEELDINING S E T . lormol IruilHns moior. S125.
w o o d Inblo. G c nnoback‘
Call 934-5040
c h a irs , now SI 500.
REFRIGERATOR. SidO by
S750/ollor. Call 732-0254
sid o $ 4 0 0 H id o - n -b o dI
OU EEN SIZE PILLOW
S300 Call 654-2332
.
T O P M A TTRESS SET
Slill in ploslic. $260.00.
Thai birihdny ad you pincodI
734-8661
nomo
Imm
n
g
o
m
Ttw
REC LIN ER. S50.
Timos-Nons'^ Now IS Iho
Coll 735-10G8.
iiino 10 com o pick up your'
SO FA a LOVE SEAT liglil
J
picluros. Slop by Tho
c olored w /oak trim. $500‘
Cusiom or Sorvico Dopt
lor so l. C all 678-4903 or'
loday!
431 -9662
; SEWING MACHINE. EInnI
SPRINGW ALL Chiropractic'
ombroidory innchmo. w / 5;
oloclnc ndiustablo bod.
cards 4 clolh sottor. E tnaI
now S I 6 5 0 asking
5 ih ro n d S U R G E R . a ll'
S750/ollor. 732-8254.
loss lh a n .1 yr. old. S e l­•
W ATER B E D , D ark pmo. do m u s o d . P d . S4 1 0 0 .
Soli nil lor S2900 or p ari.
king w /lighlod b o okc aso)
Cnll 934-S544.W________
tiood board, on 12 draworr
podoslal. M atching dro ss­ VIDEO, o u l ol print, 'B u s‘
or w /m irro r. $ 1 5 0 . G un’
Slop' w/M arilyn M onroo.
C a b i.ie t SlOO. 733-4404
550. A sso rlo d lu g g a g o .•
SIO ench, TV sta n d , $15.
i
812
I Call 733-1058.
I
H E A T IN G &
lA IR O ^ jb m O N I^
818
I
4
|m u s i c a l i n ^ u m e n t s |
GUITAR, S oagull acoustic:
Wllh hard ca so . e x c .c o n d .'
S325 Call20a-733-3Q Se.:
~6 rG A N . Allon digital. 15
yrr. old. S 2000/nogoliablO.
G iiibranson, upright
^ * ” ^ S 4 M ^ o r°
pln no.S 350.C all423-4311I
C all 934-4410
Mon-Thur, 9om - 1pm . .
W OO D S T O V E - Fodorul\
oir light, hig h olficioncy.• piA N O . F io c h o r c n b in o t
S550. Cnll 423-5278.
g ia n il, o r n a t e . 8 5 » y r o ..
old. N oods r o lu rb ish o d .
W OOD ST O V E w/blowot
)
S300/ol(or. Call 806-2046,
_
$300/olfor. Coll 324-3339
____
■ USED G rand Digital C on-:
4
815
solo, Spinol 4 O ld U pnghi
I LA W N & G ARDEN
PInnoa. Call 7 3 4 -6 1 15.B '
;
m a HA Allo S a x , SBOO.
PO N D E RO SA Plno 3 - O' - YA'
Call 686-2204.
$30 ooch. G ront lo« wind
brooks. C all 423-4532.
BLAZE KINO Flroplaco'liT-•
sort. w/t)lowore.20’W*25‘HI
S450. U tility Irollor G'x9
SSOO. Coll 733-9086
i
816
I
P EXERCISE EOUIPMENT I
N O R D I C T R A C kI^ T T .,
$ 4 0 0 . P r o l o r m . c r o s s;
Imlnor E. SBOO OflG-220-t
«
d4
622
i
|| t o o l s /m a c h i j e r y |
1
TABLE
SAW rvlakila B '.-'"
T
w/Rousscau porta lablo
I0'x45* o u t-lo o d p o rtn
tablo S250. 5 43-412 3 _
^
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]
I W ANTED T O B U Y |
I
gCOLLECtORTHisTORTAlj
w<l b(f/ Gormof»^Jnpnr>o««
819
I
WWII Ilem s. rned.-ils.
OFFICE EOUIPMENT
daggots. sw ords, iiags
& SU PPLIES
G7H-31M
S H A R P c o p io r. S F 202T .
nearly now, g ro at copies,
ail opiion $1800 934-5244I
T
COllimil-j n .1 liillCc' ol C.lkn
_ Cnll 73.T0'i:tl
V llG O
fie Trailer \
'TZS’l f f l a
i A
i /
020
]
PETS & S U P P L IE S I
BIRDS Baby Q u a k e rs .
B
A fric an G roy. P l o n o a ,
C a lq u a . G ro a l p r lc o s .
733-450 0
[_
Cc H E SA P E A K E B a y R 07
1
tnovors.
AKC Corl. 7 top
quality
pups. S 300. C a |l
'
734-3699 or 326-3719.
c
CHIHUAHUA,
AKC. 14 wk
lo m a lo . F a t h e r , m a l e
champion. Motlior. ohow
(lualily. SSOO/sorious callB
only. Catl B37-4051.
DINGO/BLUE H E E L E R ,
lo m a lo D IN G O /R E D
HEELER, m alo. 4 p upt:
lolt. All tod. Ist shots. lailR
dockod.SSOon.
733-7954.
'
FR E E P U P P IE S B o r d e r
F
Coilio mix. Black 4 W hilo,
Culo. 678-3066 ovoninQ3
A GOOD HOME
^FREE10TO
wk. old puppy.
Goldon Rolnovor mix.
Coil 837-6640 ovos.
q
GERMAN S H E P H E R D AKC rog. p u ppios. b o rn
Sept. 16. S 250onch. Call
324-0246 loa v o m s g or
1call atlor S p m.
q
GERMAN SHORT H A IRE6
POINTER AKC t yr. ol(l
,m olo, 3 yr. old fom olo.1H u n t i n g l i n o s . C a l l
436-9650
Q
G REA T DANE p u p p io a
1st sh o ls. c a n go lio m o
:Hnllowoon. only a fow lolt.
Call 629-5072. ovonmgs.M
—
GREAT
PYRENEES. PuroG
b r o d p u p p i e s . S .t 50..
'Plonso coll 208-366-7570.
-IRISH SETTER Puppios
"AKCRoQ. P a ro n iso n silo .
7 molos. Rogal, loyal A
loving. Podigroo avail
CMnmpion bloodlines.
Hnmmoll ID.
1-208-366-2189
,
^KITTENS Pro-adull. rogialorod 4 unrogislorod will
soil for SSO 4 up w/nouldring Rocky Ml. C o t R o_ e e r t 734-7877__________
l
LAB
PUPPIES AKC Rofl.
9 w ks. ISI s h o ts , do w c la w s . 4 b la c k - S 2 5 0 . <•
oach. 2 chocolato- 5300.
oach. P o io n ts a v aila b l6
lor viowing. 438-2820
j
^
LAB,
A K C rpups, O F A i
Corl. 3 black fo m aio s. 4
yoliow malOS. 3 2 4 - 3 4 6 f
—
P y g m y g o o t. 7 m o s . ,
^n o o d s g ro al h o m o w/
sholior & lols ol room . No
cUnin.SSO. 6 4 4 - lt9 l.B ^
=
S
^ P R IN G E R S P A N I e U
pups, AKC, inosi a ro livor
4 wllllo, s h o ts s lo r to d ,
rondylSlSO. 536-C331.B
THREE GERMAN S H E P ­
T
HERD |)uppior.S25 e ac h .
Havo had lirsi snoto. Call
436-80l0ofG70-G0G6
yy o r k s h i r e ' t 'e r r T e r
7wks.0icl. mafo. 2 v a c c a .
CKC rog S-150 733-4500
or 734-4900
.
AD
; m ilA
FAX
YOUR
^
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p r
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S
B34Oorcoll032O-19i
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)
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^
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Hlgti Mount Sp»re
retire
^
■
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'
n<Moto.nuur>««
POr s . Lincoln ‘• Jjet n o M C ^ 777^
B 00-3B T-70<
3 2 4 - 3 tW
9 oo
m i^ R O M ANYWHERE INI THE
TH MAOIC VALLEYI
JU STA^H M TORIl
u m OJlCUMOS ,l^>.<U'R.tl.«OOCUIII
StKMMDU tAllPfllCIU.
riRjj^xoviMMnT/eoo”'”
imi ^ u u H DDCnc OF ti? i oa m» ciriRts
pA .M m tn u jiu .im
K
\
y, O ctober 30, 2000
Twin Falls, Idaho Monday,
B12Tlm««4low». Tw
CA R CARRIER for 4 whe
whool
H a n d lc a p p o d s c o lo
o tc
to r .
Call 67B-457S
T O R S r W X R T E D T iw
m<x)lale-4H Engllaht ridor
rid
'w a n ts 16H. at lo a slI pp(a rt
'R iourghbrod horgo.. C<
C all
32e-5030.
:------H O flS e W ANTfeb. iritorInifl
m odlato >4H EnQlishI noor
rtd
w an ts 16H. a t Ioostt p^Brt
pc
T houfohbrod horwo.. Coll
Ci
326-&030.
-r— f» A U e Y S .4 0 -« 4 -w lllp ,
top dollar. 20B-677-272I
PIA N OS. Want to soil yo
usod piano? Wo poy cai
for p u ^ u s o d piano,
y*'
W ANTED TIRES3
2 6S-1fllnch
B62
4 3 6 -6 2 S 7 o r 436-6662
t)U i
W AN TED TO BUY. (t)«
o l Iroo w eights, ( t) tx>ys
bO]
th
tw in olzo bo d with
J438.
n ia ttro ss. Call 737-843
425
W ANTED: Old d o c k s. A
Als(
lso POLAF '9 7 M a g n u m 4i
4x4. r <col. c o n d . $ 3 6 0W.
0.
o ld o r w o o d fllo c ab in10(9.
o ts
Call 736-0001 ___
C all 736-8210,_________
>S & p 5 l ^ H I S 5 0 0 1 ip o rta mac
lan.'
W A N T E D : U soif rlir(^s~e
1999. Ilka IMW. $ 5 2 X),
00
s h o t o u n s . G o t o x( tt r ro
Coll 9 3 4 -4 9 7 0 ,H
C h ristrh a s m onoy o oarly.
rly
Soil, d o n i pawni T o p dol
dol- p b L A R tS . 1995, 4 0 0 . ^rur
lari 733-3266, loavo msg,
'^ 0 '
g ro o t. loo ks g r o o l. g oooc d
irtio
tiros, $1900. 3 2 4 -5 6 0 11.1
W ANTED: Vlntogo B artK
.«
37J
dolls a n d clothing. 1059 1 S 7 9 . In to ro sta d in OB.
Inol
00D O H C . 2 0 .0 0 0 o r lg ln
i
ta lo s a n d colloclk>ns, Cal
Call
m l.. N o o d s m in o r w orl
ork.
7 3 3 -1 3 2 2 o r7 3 3 -9 6 8 83M
.«
$ 4 0 0 /ollor. C all 733-C7&
750.
W 6 u L D L ik ^ T b b u y
Y A M A H A 7 a o S H 6 > 5s05 ~
SA LT a PE PPE R colloc
iiocp y ll d r o s s . R u n o g o o,0c(),
t i on a n d v in tag o k itchhoann
5600, C a ll8 3 7 -6 6 1 4
Itom o. 436-6701
___
YAMAHA 81g B o a r ---------1
350.1993, 4 x 4 . $ 1 6 5 ;0
0 ..
i
827
I
Call 7 3 4 -9 4 6 6 .H
= 1
DEVILLE 12 ft. G ood conc
ond.
$ 8 00. Coll 543-4003.
SA L E M
2 6 ' WiitTrbc
AC. avming, 12* olldo oui
out.
S lo o p s 6 . $14.fi00/olfoi
Ifor.
676-1625 or 431-7261I
5 A H D N t» g R -1 9 9 6 2f6e1l t
5lh vrhl, big slldo. AC. aw
nwning, ctoon. $15,900.
B ro c k m a n 'a RV 324-420:
203
o r 1-800.773-3167 ^ ,
kIM d. ‘84. 28'.~S1]
w ho ol h llch In d u d o d^, :
l.OL
F O R D ,'9 9 R a n g e r , 4.0
lase
V-6 , 4-dr., lo a d o d i Loas
o n d in g $ 1 4 .6 0 0 .934-524
244
—
FORO, 1979, 4 x 4 . % ton.
w /s a r v l c e b o d y . C lo aorn .
R un s & d rlv o a Ilko nov
ow,
$1950. Call 867-1 9 1 9 .B
.■
FORD, 1985. F 2 5 0 4x4.[-g( :
Cly. 4 s p d .. n o w p o ln
i’ll.a
t i r o s , r o a i n l c o tru cli
ck.
$4 5 0 0 .867-191& .M
7—
'J
''^ I K ^ r .^ L .'s s ^ w d ',
MT
$1 0 .7 0 0 .1 9 9 1 F 2 5 0 XL1
'
5.8L. AT. $7,000 .
C all 4 2 3 -6 1 4 9 .
^
FORD, B ronco. II, 1987.
■An
spd. Q o o d c o n d . S350C
ree'
Ploaso call 208-733-875;
C H E V Y *98 S - 1 0 R=<od,
oc
io r.
3 6 K m ls . N lc o I n to rrlo
$9500. Call 7 a p -6 0 5«8
CHEVY 1 T on d u a llyr, i ifliS i
s p dd ..
b o d . 3 5 0 V 8 F l. 4 ap
s A
pow or stooring. brak ee s,
I.B
air, $5000. 32& -4730.B
DODOE - 1993. 2 5 0 C un
m i n s , A T . o x t . c;aa bb
snuiii
103.000 mlloo. ta k o am
s
PU in Irado. 32 4 -7 4 2 9 ..
DODGE lndy R o m .'9 6 .9 3
m llos; AT. P S , P W . AC
battorlos. S o o a t 129 Eoo
CD. Indy R a m trim. Alio
6th. 324-2720, $520(Voffoi
111;
w h a o l s . $i4.ooo. 734
'9 6 ,
1189. loovo m o a sa g o .
21 n. 5lh whool, AC. dua
^
*88 F o rd
h o a lo rn . a ll th o o x ir?a«s !
lin
WT. 4x4. 7 0 C h e v y HT.
$0995. C otl208-73> 63ie
,lor "
^
7 4 C tiev y 10 whoolor.
~
733-12«a
io
r
FORD, E xplorer. 1 9 9 1 —
.4“
5 U R 5 l 7 J C § I R r i 9 9 9 24
r^
J o h n D e e re 5 0 Imctor.
—rrg?
^
i
T < i r ~ .......
.a
door. Fully oquippod“ .
T O BbV : Wnior f>lpo. 1C
K it 5th w hool, Im m ocu
ICU436-5449 a fto r 7pmi .B
D ECLO 2 5 E Mnln Indooi
loor I
BOATS &
——
Including lo a lh o r. Must
lalo, usod onco. Hllch Incl
ft. of 8* Of 12'. Singlo (
;*«)
F
O
R
D
'7
8
F
2
5
0
,
R
u
n
oolo,
S
o
l
Oct.
28
8om
-12
W
ith
V12
I
A
C
C
E
S
S
O
R
IE
S
i
$
10,600,
C0II423-9168-I
l.'iSS
0 0 0 10 o p p ro d a to l Prico<
S u p o r Singlo B o d w r
groat, looka g o o d . $ 11200
20
W inior clolhos. littio tykoo.
16 soli. $ 6 3 0 0 , Doys)
M a tlr o s s & S p r in gOS
s In
i
^
SUNNYBROOK, 26'. 1995
595,
t o l l 436-5866.
jg
to y s. Lots ol misc,
38
____
324-2392 o r ovonings
___ BO A T 14‘ A lu m o c ro ft 9.
G ood Cond. 733-8838.
Many oxtras. aluminum
^
'■=s ^ = —
= I
------32 4 -5 0 2 7 .
Evinrudo. ro m o to o nchc
FORD F-350. 1 9 8 8 . 1 T on
o
t v S A t t L O f l S ---------IrSmo. oxc. cood.
----r
o
lo
o
s
o
.
tr
a
i
le
r
.
$
1
4
9
rn
truck, w / du m p box. slic
“ " f* FORD, F-ISO . 1976,~3j«
OllitO W AN TED TO BUY.~Oid
$10,800, Coll 733-5960.
U o o d d iro ci TV SQtcllii
|
m e d i c a l s u p p u Ee S
s|
Call
078-5751
-ishift, good tlroa. roady t
352.
F o ftd o r g u ita r ampllfloi
AT, Strong foctory 390 on
sy stom s. Cotl 734-e8S2.
— w i i D ^ R N e a a , '84. i?
’7
go. S7500. 7 3 3 -3 9 8 3 .B __
5 0^
A n y c o n d . 3 2 6 - 3166J2 3
gino W/18K m llo s.'B oDdv
d
-rr:
FIBERGLA SS DucK b o a t
**
WANT TO BUY ArfTlQUE
so ll-c o n t. G ro a t s h oiDO.
po
BRAN D now fingor Pu lso
14 It, w/trallor. $ 3 0 0'•,
ro u g h , $ 1 2 0 0 /p o s s l bbiA
ti
[e s
5 3 » 9 B 7 6 .____________
F O R D . ' 7 5 . ^4 t o n P U ,
ANO COLLECTIBLES
$ 2 7 5 a Call 206-733-8384
_____
O xim otor, U sod 1 w ook.
*
Call 7 3 2 -5 8 9 9 .
;i5 0
portfol trad o . 4 3 2 -6 9 2 65,t
SB
$ 6 0 0 . 2 ulll. tr I rs . $1S<
208-436-0701 _____ W A N T E D to Buy: 5 & 10
S375. C all 733-1934.
5^4ooch.
Call
208-423-4881
911
881.
F
O
R
D
,
F
2
5
0
,
‘9
5
,
4X4
A
n
y
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a
v
e
g
a
l
l
o
n
m
ilk
c
a
n
s
.
Ai
Wa n t t 6 buy 6 r H V
i
904
^
rnu;
U
TTUTYTRAILER^
S
t
i
r
XLT,
63K,
to
p
c
o
n
d
,
Nov
5
lor
co
n
d
llio
n
.
Call
423-683
ISUZU
N
PR
E
loctrom
ailc
DONATED A PIANO l<
1■
■
£C A M PE R S^H E ^
ilos,
Ilro8.$14.250.735-1811.1
■
truck. 1 9 9 0 .1B 2km llos,
th o Syrlngo P la z a . C
Csa ll W AN TED TO BUY: Oiran
ral d
■ iSld,. AC. radio, diosol
w,/ FO R D , ’9 3 , F 2 5 0 , Turbi
=
P A b e S r iA D b W . 1999 .
• 878-5148 or 677-4204
will
R e cre atio n>
Jlw
^ ___
p la rto , 6 ft. or largor.■ W
C A M P E R S H E L L 6 ' tu
tu n
2 8 ’ w/ lighting In cablnols
ols.
1 6 'box. S onrlco rocords
3td s
diosol, su p o r c a b , .S-spfl
uood ^
^
p a y c a s h (or quoltty uoi
WANTED Irrloatlon ^ um
m |p
_ _
s i z o / f i b o r g l o s s , S 3'5
5 '0
C a r houlor. Now $10.50C
600
ovallablo. $ 4 ,0 0 0 .
toadod, $ 9 0 0 0 , 934-5244
N on-com m orclol. G a s i
t
678-0103
^
554
Call 733-6081 d a y a•
___
ask in g $6,500, 934-455^
—
i ----------- M i---------- 1
FORD- F 1 5 0 . 1 9 9 2 Shor
diosol opomlsd. 324-671
W A N T E D to buy: Hond
a
o r ovonings 934-4000.B
Mida. ^ ^ T V a W O T O R C Y CE lS^I CAMPER SH ELL fo r s mnail
■
o s k lo r T ls h o . ____
w hool b a a o . flo ro slddo,
o
WANTED livootock woto
vator
S T 9 0 m o t o r c y c i o li
^
Iruck, O o o d c o n d . $2Si
t A l r s . (2). smoll till bod.
8k
302 ong,, AT w/ovordrlvo
>od. N IS S A N '9 7 p ic k u p . 4481
tanks (onho hauling.
ng.
p a rts . G o o d tninsmlssio
|[?°'
^
C allG 7 8 0 1 0 3
___
$ 1 5 0. floibod w/onglo Iror
ARCTIC CAT SOO. 9 9 .3 8 0
A C .cnjlso. lilt, a u lo hubs
I'S "
mllos. c ustom lod d o r rack
raci
Iookorsok. Coll 423-453:
4532.
C all 543-8614,
Sy
sld o s, $500, 7 33-8384,«
____
m llo s w /w ln c h . $ 4 9 5 0 , CAMPER ^h ^L L 'lo n g b o»wx .
i7 1 »
rocolvor hitch. 7 w oy R\
a tool box. Coll 7 34-75711
WANTED - Cargo corrio
rlvo
'8 8 or now or.C hovy/G M (
'"lo r- W AN TED TO BUY: Mol
Wotoi
-m L R . 6X7 drivo on-drivo
-----p lu g . A m /F M c a s s o t i o
U t l L l t Y tt^ A I L E R 6
8 8 ‘- 9 r long with oirof
IC
f i b o r g la c o S 3 5 0 . C o l
ifo p lo th o In g o o d conditio
bonch so o l with a rm rests
Uion.
off. $600, Call 733-6316.
W/aholl. S250/oHor.
1009
**;;
ping systom . 733-8678.
■7^
678-0103
'om o d iu m to sm o ll olZ'
llros 80% , 7 1 K mileo. Bos
_
Call 324-8755
H A RLEY H ERITAG E 9 5
a llo t
P lo a so call 208-736-454
W A N T E D - U s o d polic
olfor. Call 3 2 4 -8 2 5 5 B
,o r.
r
C A M P E R 'S H E L L Sh'o~
I
l
f
l
S
o
il
Toll.
$1
3
.9
0
0
/o
f(o
jack, onglno hoist or cho
I
1002
b o x . ' 8 8 a n d n o w r,"r
o
W A N T E D - Sm all olocir
iclrlc
6 7 6 -1 62 5 o r 431-7261
4
G
E
O
'S
6
T
r
a
c
k
o
r
Excol
C
H
E
V
Y
'B
O
r
t
T
o
n
4
x
ry pickor, Cnil 324-240!
It
137C hovy/O M C ttb o r g lo sSS.
a
■
AUTO PA RTS &
troatfm/H, CoM 324-3704
i/r It
Is
cond, AT. AC. 73K mis
Sllvorado. Loadod. air
HONDA - Tratl 110. 1984.
ACCESSORIES
!?Bli
$200, Call 6 7 8 -0 1 0 3 __ B
$6495/ollor. 32 4 -6 7 5 5 *
c o ld . 10 0 K m ia . E x c ooll.
•Girl
w /5000 mlloo, $1000. Coll
QI
:—
' ’w a n t e d SPU RS.:------- W AN TED : Boy Scout Ila.
—
Ural Iruck or fo rm truu ck
C U S T O M T O P P E R Fill
ck. QMQ -85 S u b u rtio n SLT
.7 3 3 -9 1 2 7 .
I.
S c o u t. Shirts. Insignia,
C
H
E
W
305,
ooolno.elonn
Coloniol Spanish Rauls
a
n
,
J
2000
Call
423-5321
F o rd lo n g b o d . F r o n t (
'
L ooihor. low m ilo o , ver^
b a d g o s, Paul Nutilng.
f'sH O N D A F o u r T ro x 3 0n 0fT.
for,
, , ,.
1. ^ . roady to go in. $550/offor.
436-6257 or 438-6B62
sldo sliding w in d o w s. Ro<
733-1691.
s ir
nlco. $1 8 ,9 5 0 , 734-7808
CHEVY '8 5 S u b u r b a n ■Sii
1998. 4W D. ATV. $3500.
21
C
all
432-5214.
■
_____
& w h ito , G r o o t c o n d
WANTED TO BUY o r r a r
v o r a d o 6 .2 liiro d io s801.,
ol
G M C - 1 9 9 7 S l o r r a , 4x4
x4.
5 3 so
Coll 324-3290.
I M * W AN TED : Duck & G oo:
EN GIN E 350 Ford, S 2 “0 O'
0,
3 6 '- 40* hyd raulic tro«
7—
S700/otlor. 8 2 9 -5 6 3 4
PW . PL. now o u lo trans
Jlly
a n s.
oxt. c a b , 3 r d d o o r , full)
log b a n d s . Will p ay SI
$ 1 0 HONDA. 1 9 8 3 J 8 5 S . ATV.
^4 ton Ford tranolmission.
•p a d * . To m ovo,
REFRIGERATOR G o a/o^lo
$3750. Call 82 9 -4 2 2 9)
l o a d o d . o i l o p t i o n15.
s
o
o
c
h
.
I
will
pick
up,
C(
C
all
n
o
w
b
a
c
k
llr
o
s
.
$
5
0
0
.
AT. $75. V ton Ford rea r10' Evorgroons,
ha'
ciric for com por. $ 2 0 0 Cal
^
$16,400.
Coil
32C->328.
9
3
4
-5
8
3
2
.
m
ossago.
Y
A
M
A
H
A
,
S
iro
o
l
bIKo.
125
CHEVY
'9
2.
OXL
c
o
b
.
PW
L_
''
e n d , $ 100. D o o rs , $25
Coll 733-3133.
•
679-2430
$
5
0
0
,
Coll
543-5563.
>od
PL.
AC.
v
e
ry
g
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n
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b
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1
9
0
>3,
3
—
o ach , 8 II. Ford b e d . good
W ANTED: Mllltarla. oldo
W ANTEDTOBUY. 3 5rm
mrm
35w
/sholl.
$9.650.
736-241S
I
&
1415
c
lo
th
.
A
C
.
h
o
a
t
Iro
n
l
8
s h o p o . $ 1 0 0 . C a ll 7 3 5 pors. H O N D A , P a t C o l. 1 9 853
6 .: i -----------i S i
or) &
uniform s. Insignia, papor
slido projector (Sawyor)
i
^
roor. P W . P L . $ 1 2 ,5 000.
0
1 5 0 1or7 3 4 -5 0 7 3 ,
ght
o x c . c o n d . f lo o r r o c“ k ,1 ■ o U N a g l F L E S _
»nd.
m o d a la . fiold o n d flight
CHEVY '9 9 S llvorado blue
occossorlos, O ood conc
nl3 ,
734-9640.
ng.
oloc, sta rt, roody to hunll
g o o r. Alrrtost anyttilng.
^
K u m h o P o w e rg u a r d MT
uT
oxt, c a b 3 door. 24K mis,
& fair p rlco. W ILL PA Y
'
591
. S2100, Can 208-788-5407. BERRETA A300. o p o n ln g
14,
P a u l Nutting. 733-1691
^C.
'888 ISUZU, T ro o p o r. ’9 6 . AC,
$24,000. Call S78-08ee
CASHI Call 733-8234,
3 3 x 1 2 .5 o n 1 6 ,5 ^4 too n
01.
: q I1
or4 8 1 -0 1 0 4
PW . PL. c r u ls o c ontrol,
lint
rim, 1000 mi. o r loss. Coil
vontitalod rib. 12 g o ., mln
00.
[7 7 ABS. 77K m iios. $13,500,
324-3182 loavo m ossago.
c o n d ,. $ 6 5 0 , 5 4 3 - 6 6 555,
5
?£ : CHEVY S u b u r t» n . 1977.
92.
Ploaso call 208-934-4292
Q '
W e a th o rb y M a rk 5 2 770.
0
PONTIAC U m a n . 1991.
1.
4x4, ru n s good. $3000.
—
w / Loopolcf 3X9 VAR-X-J
^2
lor pons. $300/ollor,
C a ll3 2 4 -0 4 1 3 ,B
scopo, Foncy w o o d , min
or,
lint
Call 324-6612.
3^
onoor, AT, A C, full powo^r,
—
CH EV Y '8 1 B la z e r . Now
cond. $950, S43-B655.W
8K
n
lo a th o r . g r o a t r ig . 98K
!_
PO N T IA t, flora. 85. ts o o :
liras, rebuilt o n g . & tm.nns.
mllos. $4 0 0 0 . 934-5040)
“ 1
IHC, mini dolivory Iruck,
'• l '
$2200. G M C 7 9 tong bo>
i
906
^
S2 0 0 . 4 0 0 FORD molor' ^&
lino. JE E P '83 C J - 7 .2 5 8 siralghi
4x4 for p arts, n o onglno.
HOT T U B S/P O O L S5
o u lo trans. N oods robullt,
$275. C O II208-670-J915
9 15
s i x . n i c o l y r u b u i l t1&
«
^ r.
=
$ 7 5 . MECHANIC SPE C I­
tT
rowirod. Full b o d y roll bar.
SP A S a P O O L S
;B
CHEVY, '9 6 . oxt. c a b . ZT71,
171
A LS. Call 208-733-3058,
groal for hunting 734-7571
Provlously o w n o d
—15 spd. 63K m llos. oK pow ­
5T
o
n
.
J
E
E
P
-94
S
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rra
W
ranglor
734-8103
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p
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m
a
r
o
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n
,
i
1005
Low m is, O M C '9 8 ,T
Snoko Rtvor Pool & S p o£ _ I ANTIQUE AUTOS;
$16,500. Coil 732 -8 4 9K).
0.
loo
rrr
SLE. PU . T h o so vohlcloo
—j I & COLLECTIBLES
S
CHEVY. 1980. 4 k4 . SubuTJ ul n a b l e t o c a l l o r
h o v o h o d o x c o l . c a r■0.
o,
907
i
M
b a n . 3 5 0 . low p a c k o g o .
Look
ond run lontosllc.
MOTOR HOMES A RV^S | B b i e k . ' T a B o a t T al
■/
AC. PS . good cond.
A'S o f f i c e , s i m p l y c l i |
324-8117 loovo m o ssa gio
o
—
RIvlara, n/ns good, body
•d /
$237S/olfor. 7 3 3 -5 6 1 6 .B
^
ALLEGRO. ‘83. 3 0 ft.. Class
JE E P '9 5 G ra n d C horokoo
strolght linio rust. $1500/- CH EV Y , 1984, w /c a m p—
or
n CO o u r c l a s s i f i e d
A. Loadod. 32K m l., oxc,
ipof
Larodo 61K m is.. V8 . all
oil
o ffe r. Call 208-733-0034
__
sholl. Now o n gino & llros.
cond,. $ 1 5 ,5 0 0 ,7 3 6 -6 2 7 0
powor. 12 CD , $1 3 ,0 0 0 '-.
5
CHEVY p ic kup, 1957.
$4500, C a ll7 3 3 - 9 1 2 7 ■■
.B
n g e t y o u r a d s c a rte d
C ell 7 3 3 -4 7 8 5
DODGE CO A CH M A N 5OS
"S
n
jn
s.
loir
lo
good
sh
apo.
Com ping Von, 1 9 fl. soil
^
C H E V Y . 1 9 8 5 S u b u r b a n J E E P ‘97 C h o ro k o o S E ~
,'i
w
ould
m
ako
good
projoct
c o n ta ln o d . lo w m ll a g o ,
rt
4x4 . V -8. AT. N ow tiros,
ro8,
T o p c o n d . S S K m l l o06s
o r pen
-frnnTdc^rly with diirk pcncil
pc
tm ck. $1500, 543-5283
o x c a p ilo n a lly . c lo o n .
Cotl 436-3265
■
$13,300. C all 734-2 4 9 1 B
_
or 539-5283.«
$2800. C all 86 7 -1 9 1 9 .B
haractcrs (including
;irc approximately 23 chai
V r h c rc ;tn
T U R T L E T O P . '9 1 . v a n L IN C O L N C o n t ln o n ia—l.
or___ JE E P - .'09 C ho ro k o o Lartypo, fully so lf-co n t. Vory
riy
CHEVY.
Sirvorodo.
'9
5
.
V8.
e ll
V8 .
o d o . lu lly l o a d o d . w ell
1 9 6 9 . fu n s g o o d , bod y
.spaccs) per line
I hliink .sp;
g ood. $9,000, 7 3 4 -2 3 9 3 .B
JB.
bodllnor.
4X4.
p
orfoct
lor
or,
•or
m alntolnod. $390p/olfor,
g r o a l s h a p o , no w tiro s,
h u n t o r s . E x c . c o n''■dd.
Call 734-5863.H
:edule which is printed
pay according to nuc scec
•
pa
~T
n o w c orburolion $ 5 5 0)0
0.
i
908
. a —B Bw -i,-------1-----!Se“ c ——
09
$13,999, Call 4 2 3 -6 1 0 9 .«
Coll 324-4509 or 539-»509
___
JE E P W ranglor. 9 5 . Exc.
I SNOW V EH IC LES
below.
CH E V Y ,'9 6 S u b u rb a n .
cond., h a rd /s o ft top.
M d riT E 6 A R L b ,1 9 8 0 ”,
B
& EQUIPM EN T ’
)m
).
$22.500/offor. liko now.
Storoo & s p o a k o rs . cusiom
_
g o o d condition, $2000.
going on which
II notify
you if there is aI special
sf
V i j i V c w ill
r
C all 32 4 -4 4 3 0 .B
whools. 36k m l, $ 11.0
Co11837-6157,B _
“E-MAIL your cjasaili'o d a d
ricc
in a discounted priC'
m if jh t rresult
es
934-8573 oH or 5pm
Iri- C H E V Y -9 0 . S l l v o r a d5o^,
N a ^ H /rA M b I ^ I^ , Amortlo u s nt
tw
ln
a
d
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lc
r
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a
t
c
a
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,
1959,
2-dr.
Looks
&
sh
o
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bod.
oxt.
c
a
b
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P
,
W
illy's.1951,
Impoc;y Only
miiinim um - P rivate Party
(
• 3 lin e m
>w
4 x 4 . A C . PL . P W . 1 4(44 k
7
r u n s g o o d . L o ts of now
c o b lo l N o w o n g l n e . A
R S H E R S n o w p lo w * (23 ).
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llo
s.
E
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c
.
c
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n
d
.
a
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o
ll
t
k
p
a
r
ts
,
$
3
5
0
0
,
Coll
7
3
4
10II
M
ust
S
o
o
t
$
2
5
0
0
.
7
3
4
4$ 2 0 0 0 /$ 1 .2 0 0 o r $ 3 ,7 5 0
^
6 7 3 8 oltor 6pm. ■
w/boot rack. $ 1 0 ,9 0 0 . Call
^11
l e t S . L o a d o d h a IsS
ssification
r u n m y ad in classi
optional w / ’8 5 B lazo r. Inc.
P I Czase
05
543-6762. ■
ovorythlngl
a c c t Inlo, Call 3 2 6 -5 1 8 8M
JI
OLDS. 98 .1 9 6 3 . —
_days.
# _____ fo r ________c
—
Portiolly rostorod.
xt.
D O DG E '8 7 R om C h a rgiS
o rT MAZDA b 2 6 0 0 . 1990. oxt:
POLARIS
Coll 326-4672.
irp.
c ab . 4 x 4 .5 s p d .. lool box.
_
AT. AC. now p a in t. S horp.
* '9 9 . 700 RMK. $ 1 5 0 0 of
i:hi Jini* hliink sp n ccs.)
;h:ir:icter p e r sp n cc p lc an ', inchu
(Print onu ch:ii
Is.
>40
goo d llro s. n lc o w hools.
- |
97K m ls.$2900. 9 34-5040
o xtras. aw o so m o m a ch in io o i
^
• 829-5312 or coll 280-0236.
0 . W as $6500. N ow $ 5 8 5^0 I
—
IX 3D 0E '9 6 WT. E xt. c ab,
SE M I & HEAV Y
« ’9 4 .4 4 0 Indy, lo d io s slo3*
d. I
w
51K m is. 5,9 Illor.PS . AT. T O Y O T A ' 8 6 P U . n e IW
Itn
cloan. sh arp . N ow S 1 7 9 fg;
5 . i E Q U I P M E N ^^
llros, sholl, CD pla y er, lots
C D 4. c a s s o t te .L o a d oOd.
d.
* -9 3 . P o lo ris X L T . 5 8 0
o f o x t r a s . Q o o d c o n dd.
—
S h o rt box, E x c o l. c o n d .
CAB-OVER TRACTOR
S K S . 1^4- tro c k . o n g ln?o?
120,
$3500. Call 7 3 3 -6 8 0 5
ln io m atlonor82. Wllh 48'
robuilt. lost. Now $ 1 9 5 0 I,
or.
___ TOYOTA. 1 9 8 3 .4 cylinder.
llQ ibod. h o p p o r b o llo m
* *92 P o l a r is X L T . n lc.in
o
x 44
2 0 m . p . g . r u n a g r o o'*■
t,
ip. D O D G E '9 8 D ura n g o 4 X
g ra in train trallor & pup.
slod, only 3200 m l. $ 1 7 0ne
5
$2500/oHor. 7 3 4 -5 0 3 3 .B
5 .9 L. SLT. loathor. C Dt.ln
, In
C all 324-5441
«> Y a m a h a S n o w S c o o t .
^
jf
g r o o t s h a p o . $ 2 1 , 0 0000 . TOYOTA, 198 7, Oxtro cob,
eOcc. w a s$ 7 5 0 n o w S 6 9 S
is!.
C A S E '9 6 B21B L oador.
1?’
Coll 677-4642 o r 431 -2121
^21
178K m iles. C lo a n . nico
* 4 p la c o trallor. to n d o m
im
7 2 0 0 h r s .E x c o l. c o ndd..
s o u n d 's y s l o m . A sk in g
N m iiL - ___________
A.
$ 75,000. C a s e ‘95. 921B
w /brakos$169S.734-S6S4.
IB d o d g e 1 9 9 6 . c lu b c anbb ,
16.
S4750. Call 208-324-7456.
Loodor. 3400 h rs. Excol.
2500. V-10. AT. to w packPOLARIS Indy Light, 1 .2 855
0
r,
c o n d . $85,000.734-6122
A d d re s s _________
^
o g o * g o o s o n e c k . long
>hg TO Y O T A , L u n d C ru lo o—
r.
m ll o s . E n c i o s o d I 6 ft.
„
o
r
539-5839
box. g rea t cond, $16,900.
00.
2 0 0 0 . V 8 . lu lly lo a d o ddii
sn o w mobllo trallor. lodios
City/Suitc/Zip ___
C all 20 6 -599-1116. ■
' $45K. Must soil. 731-3645.
15.
holmol. co o t, p a n ts , oizo
■
C A T 1 2 GRADER. modOl D O D G E . 1999, 4 x 4 . q uJOd
K..
7 boots. Coll 7 3 4 - 5 6 0 0 ,1
o d TO Y O T A , P U . '9 1 . 85K
P h iin c N u m b e r ____
8 T w/hydfouiic sldo shlfl
ako
ve. oxtra s a l o f w h ools &
&
c a b , gray, $0 d o w n, taka
POW DER E x tra m a . 1 9 977-.
blado, $8450, 731-4691 J.■
tlrosl $ 5,250 . 7 34-7238 _
o v o r l o a s o . O A C . P aay
yoxcallant conaition.
Ilo
m ont only $ 3 8 8 /m o . Coll
Call 734-9 7 9 4 .
CA TERPILLA R 0 6 . cablo
Joll TOYOTA, T a c o m a LX, Ext,
>«<
dozo r. rim s & w orks goodi
•dl
866-2246. ■ ____________
C o b ,'1997 .41 K m llos,V 6,
SKI-DOO ‘94 S u m m it 5 8 3T'
1°’
■ m
a n n
$5000, 823-4440. OVOS._
bo.
5 sp d . AC. a lloy w hools,
E xcol, c o n d . w /v o ry low
DO DG E, C um m lna T urbo.
110..
$15,800. C loan. 1 ow ner,
mis. $3000/olfor 543-4 0 77A
4 D O O O E , 1990 C u m m in s
1 9 9 6 . C lu b c o b . w h llo
,0
Must S ool 3 2 4 -7 1 9 4 . ovo
yTurtK) diosol, 1 lon. now
•w
w /a e rv lc e b e d . w e ld e rr aft
3 l i n e m in im u mn
SKIDOO, ’89. F o rm u la MX.
Ilal
bod.
nlco.
woll
molnl.
'»•
e ll to o la incl. S36 -5 2 4 0 ,B
s t r o n g , f a s t t r o ll s l o d .
“
io io
I
“'
truck, $7200. 867-1919.
$ 1,00 0 , Coll 20S-764-2345.
Total
N u m b e r o(fDL a y s
p - FO R D 7 1 .4 spd. 4 " lift, now
K I
VANiTBUSES
I
c lu tc h , s h o ll I n d u d o d .
S K ID O O . ’g i . F o r m u liT:
a FL A T BED ‘81 a lloy 4 4’ '.‘
all
Now ftoor. point & wiring.
0$1800/offor. 208-431-1677
Plus. 3200 mllos. la s t troll
Jp
T . CH E V Y , 1 9 0 5 , h lo n to p
G o o d b ro k o s & tir o s .
.......................'..$16.37
1 -3 d a y s .................
a
slod, $1250. 7 6 4 -2 3 4 S .B■
conversion von, 3 0 5 V-8.
*■ F O R D ’7 0 W T . P S . P'B
B.
—
$ 4 5 0 0. 102* wldo Dollle,
io!
SNOWMOBILE 0 0 S k id o»o
TV/VCR. /^M /FM/cassollo.
oxc. con d.. $6 0 0 0 /o ffe r
$ 8 0 0 . Call 532-2365
......................... $23.38
7 0 0 H ig h m o rk . 6 0 0 m l.
5:
326-4997 o r 73 3 -8 9 9 1 .
T o w p k g . . a r u n n i n ig
g
4 - 7 d a y s .................
^
B o l ly p a n p r o t o c i o rr.' P R E IG H T L IN E R F L DIk
5 boards. $ 9 0 0 0 , Coll 9344.
CLA SSIC 1999. dbl bupk FO R O '8 7 F-250 4 6 0 V-8
W a r ro n ly . $ 6 0 0 0 . C a ,li
ll
8384 or 539 -6 4 5 6 . ■
p.
H oavy U T on. O n o ow nor,
......................... $41.65
8 - 1 5 d a y s ...............
c o n d o . 286- wb. 500 hp.
431-0316_______________
/5 K mis. Now p a in t, tiros,
—
O o t. w llh S I O . o x tr a as ..
S n o w m o b llo trlr., 4 p loco
& ch ro m o w h o o ls, N lco
•0
$ 65,000, Paul 735-8460I
......................... $78.50
1 6 -3 0 d a y s ............
drivo on, drivo oil. 3 5 0 0 Ib
—
tm ck. No donts. 934-5749
lo rslo n b o r o x io s . N lc o0, IHC, 1 970.1700. L oadstar,
0 ^ FORD '9 4 . F 150. 0 x1. cob.
4 x 4 . m a n u ro iru ck . R o629-5312 or coll 2 8 0 -0 2 3M
8
0
5
- s p d .. 4 x 4 . A C . s h o ll.
~
b u ilt 3 4 5 w /w ln c h . MoYAMAHA. ’91 EX C itor II,
0.
o x c , c o n d . $ 1 0 ,0 0 0
chonicalty sound. $4000.
$ 1 5 0 0 , '9 9 S k id o o S u m1 ­
losed fo r $ __________
6934-4185
□ M y c h c c k o r m o n e y o rd e r is enclo:
5 3 6 -6 1 3 5 . sh o p or 5 36mit X. $4800, 7 3 4 -5 7 1 4 .B
■
1 6 6 7 .h o m o o r5 3 6 -2 3 2 11.: F O R D ’9 8 . F 2 5 0 . 4 x 4 .
□ B ill m y V ISS A
/ , M a s te r C h a rg c ,
10
Lariat. 5.4L, V -8 ongino.
T E CAT, 2000. 475/550
910
I PE
dbl, bods, trans. 18 all Iho
'0
$24,000. Call 4 3 8 - 8 g 3 0 «
TRAVEL T R A IL E R S |
b o lls g o o d lo o k in g s In- FO R D 1989. oxt. c a b . 7,3
:irc le o n c )
D isco v er o,)rr A
i m e r ic a n E x p re ss(cir
sIdO/oul ond 2000 Rinko diosol. turbo. Q rool shopo.
H O L ID A Y R A M B L E R - ~
fla t 4 8 /1 0 2 s p r o a d axlo
C re d it C
G a rd N u m b e r _________
3 0 '. p o rk o d In A rlz o n lo . .
If
$6500. Call 3 2 4 -2 8 7 3 OVO
to rp boxos. toko It tarps.
go o d olzo to livo in d u rih,n
g
Ih FORD Bronco II. 1986. rod.
s tr o p s c h a in s It a ll wllh
winior. looking lor sm a lloQr
r
E xpiratioi
tio n D a te ____________
A/C, 5 sp d .. g o o d cond..
o n o o r b o lh . ta k o o v oorr
ono. Coll 732-8228,
S2500/Offor. 7 3 4 -3 1 2 2 .B
—
p a y m e n t s . 2 0 8 - 7 3 3J-I D E A L . 1 9 6 9 , p o r l o c=tj
3 5 1 4 /2 0 ^ 2 0 -3 6 4 6 ,B _
a y m e n t to:
FO R D F850. '0 0 , 4x4. SuM a ilI y o u r o r d e r fo rm &. payi
condition. 16 lo o l. s m a ll
ox.
»lp o r catF? duolly. long box.
(8,Twin F a lls
T he Tim
fimcS'Ncws, P .O . Box 548,
dro ssin g o r p o tty r o o m .
7 .3 L Pow or S tro k e Turbo
-bo
l o n t c o n d l l i o n . 1 9 8 03,
S lo o p s 4 lo 5 p o o p lo .
ID 83303-05483
^T,
Diosol. E loc.. 4 a p d .. AT,
a
F r e lg h tll n e r . E v o n ln g) s
$800 llrni. Call 736-7463M
c
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b
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,
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or
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dolalls
4
23-5977.a
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K O M FO R T , ’9 9 , 2 4 ‘, 5 th
>7
w
in
d
o
w
,
c
a
m
p
o
r
p
k
g.
The
*hc Tim cs-Ncws, 325 1/2’ E.
E Sth No.
whool. siidoout. lib o rg la ss & b l4 S 6 f tU M .o k > c t r w I^
rtv\
povMr mirrors, olo c . (Irlvll..w /4 x 7 d o c k 4 3 f l.
oxioflor.
all
o
p
tio
n
s
.
Ilko
/
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r
s
s
o
a
t.
r
o
m
o
to
o
n
try
.
B urley ID 833188
H
s l l d o - o u l . L ik o n a w .
now! $17.000,8 3 7 -4 S 1 6 JI
w hito & sllvor. rtow T oyo
»yo
X
■
$ 3 5 0 0 . Call 667-1919M
—
Tiros, air b a g s, trtr brak o s.
o r . O n ly 2 3 . 6 0 0 m l.
*\v/sJW o.\lko n^w. D oluxo
« 4
1007
I lln
$
34,900,
1-e77-€80-3474
modof. lo ad o d .M u si a o o®
, I
TRUCKS
JI
(Toll Freo) or 543-6655.M
$17.500. Call 8 6 6 -7 7 9 1
??•
T M E R U A C7£
l
1 10K . c ru la o . A T . 3 5 1 .
O ood running vrork Iruck,
199I » o o a '
$10.200/otlor. 4 2 3 -4 9 8 2 .
Call 733-9127.
$ 1000/offor. 734-9124
W A N T E D TO B U Y . 3 T<
o r la ru o r chain hoist, fic
l,h n r
gflf atand# or oth'
o a n >00 tools.
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7 3 2 -5 2 0 4 ovonings,
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