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m loan from Ihe National TW IN FALLS use up to 40 inmates. They soon be sleeping. County Jail infry twi solution and ihcapcr-----to relieve crowdir (tra inm ates to other jails It is an cmergi a ro u n d ihc . r '? need to have a sor i >0 s ta te , T ousley housing, Sherlfl in ' InaxliigTi^rl (rk";; 9 w Trie jaii_ tuill Monday. , Idaho may be a lot cloiscf 'tii a tax re -_ w ed six y e a rs ago. volt than mostt o of in w as supposed f its policy-makers think, ' The tents, on I li. todays editorial ial J says. . to accom m oS ia e d ate up to 148 . Guard, can house P ^A B . in m a te s for a are a tem porary . . imaAiAtlnfmwT^ d e c a d e . M on|e ^ H than taking extra Gall Ater, left, a n d1R( Roy Akin are planning to t< sw im from R ed fish Lake Ls down the Salm on ' f r nF River to the Snake Rfye day, the jail had . and on to th e Lower ter Granite Dann In Washli iln g to n s t a t e th is sum m i mer. n en iT about 30 addiT h e y arc LlSlev rional inm ates. ; G rapefruit p t power n o t g o in g i ' T o u s le y said. The pow er o f an anti-rejectioD drug ' T iic pea k was b e a llo w e used in organ transplants tn lorial Day weekend, with apparently is t o r o a hirteen m o f them were takincreased i f taken ken with a gropefhiit juice chaso-. j H t h a t o u t sam i c County Jail, te county will replace the PgA3 a r e a .trailer v i l e ; houses - a single extir tinction is welcome, he said. id. - so its tim rin e to step up to the plate. ide. B y W iliam Brock ter Business ore r charity? . The main point' is'to banj ang down the With'lucl luck, the survival^swim.will k offenders and inmates . -Times-News writer ' , Shei mail T h e .InU rnal rin Salm on, about 350 mil al R evenue S ervice is niles, then hit public awar pvareness o fth e problems face ide the jail during thp day . p a irb f M a^cV alley th e checking on som e G re a t S n ak e L a k e and at have to orne o f the nations'huge Idahos native na W ayne Tousit salmori, A ter.aod A ;d to sleep in the tents, TW II>j.FALLS-Apa 3 s) swim ,from Redfish start non-profit organ irt sw im m ing, A ter said, jahizations to determine d. He and the said. men ,arfc_.preparing to /ideo cameras monitored on Rivifr to the Snake othe whether some o f th i a n ^ cashing in o n . tiers w ill d o c u t h e n ^ e ci : contrast beThe prob roblems, as they see It, are i Lake down the Salmon i roll as the inmates sleep ju st after Memorii 5 ht and swim another -'twe* , their Uix-exempt S I een th e S alm ons fast, free-flow fr 3t status. ing ries o f hyd lydroelectric dams that best lunk beds, he said! Riyef -'th e n turn right 194 inmates. Thirt )wer Granite Dam in wat< Iter a n d th e sltig g ish wq PaflA4 w a te r o f th e the lower S :r Snake and Columbia rivei ,hundred miles to Lowe being built Inside the seen to the Bingham itize the plight o f IdaSnal( ake. ; / ' Washingtor ;ton and Oregon. The dams' -' 'Washington to dram atis :ing am August, the C ' the northeast side of ion. ate huge, slow-moving poo! ' hos endangered sahnon. uildings. Unlike camping R lverboatgr g ro u n d ^ . tents with two tra il A Ater and w a te r t h a t 's m o lt s - ra t Along the way, Gail uire a w ooden skeleton . An excursion tl b^ the largest river Bi i n p o i n t I s t o b ai n g d o w n t h e n trif)' f. and a double-wide. p ti track o f , Tne m a against tim e as they evolve ilo y Aluns will keep icn steam boat ever rb built is snagged by an II raise O nly low-risk o platform - the heavy iio n g w ith .' m a i n S a a ll n f i o n , a b o u t 3 5 O 0 m ile s , th e n . sa s a ltw a te r c re a tu re s - n how much they drift aloi Iraped dbar. Ohio River sandba ced by who work outside i over the structiih;. struggle through to reach the currcni - and how lium a ir o a t S n a k e L a k :e e ' a n d h a v e t o " h .r ;s h i t : t h o . Q , P*g*A6 A kins w ill be allow ed t fence will be built sea. slack w a te r" th ey hi Its as an extra security . ; , ' Tousley said. Vide Sockeye s t a r t s W I m m l i n g . ' 1 B efore the dams were bi said. ' thrash through. The Sc seby jailers will sy roll the th e s p rin g tim e jo u rn e y s t Survival Sw im , as iits t s being. t going to' be allowed to ~ astride on their meial bunk 150 m iles d ay s; now it is measurec called, is roughly 450 'ers in The tents areide bci:area," Tousley said, Gall Ater, o n e of pair air of men making weeks. Along the way, the d t to take - * long and is expected e built next to the buildT h e Sookeyc of ere- curity fence facing lye Sun/lval Swim must mu run a deadly gauntlet IS about a month. . im ates w ill e n te r them K)ls o f the brick jail build itages depart '~v>. Rebels; h o s ^ w, i no one drt droelectric turbines that gene As far OS they know, it door, he said, a c in g tents,' they require 5^ Chechen rebels, sls, accompanied by sev eni enorm ous pressures - kill has ever done it before^ ry and activities will be / 'c into frame and wooden n tl to hit the water in W W e w ant to show the dif eral busloads o f'volunteer vo hostages, left a- d ifficulty o f some and le 1 leaving others stunned, dis Ater and Akins pian m u s t canvas will be drap [a il-'th c .te n ts will only | h two Boise, men smolt in city fo r|^ eir homeland southern Russian c ilts getting down the river, T, Ater said, ented and easy eai prey for predators, early .-July along w ith t :h th e A nother alum iniur ! Idaho ho salmon are bom in mour Monday,.^ ountain lakes, . As the num nu ber o f smolts reaching J, Jamie James and Paul L Luu n d g r e n . ' ' . around the ten ts j xtrician will be hired to ) it it in a relay, Ater but they tl spend much o f their ir adult lives sea has dec leclined, so has the numbei Were going lb do measure, Tousley S ) One man will be iti POO'n fousley said. Ada CounIihiles away in the Pacific Ocean. 0( adults returr uroing to spawn in Idaho, built, fi ,said in an,interview.!On to o k They are not Ariz., gc i throwing ray body aric Im have been using irid soul into result, Snak< lake River Chinook and sock iggUng : Family strugf the water iat a l l t i m ^ while wh the others will ' P ed in roam that outside new how antsto ta g this, , Akins added.' in m ates d u rin g warm , ifollow.in a raft. Anyone my deteriorates, a Pales' . /; economy e fish The tents will be bi s to fetavebffMimon- . "A t tbis point, it!s action or extinction . At Please se e FISH ... alorigahddisoiss.waysic ; ;^iiw:ftmify. living ing in the O ^ Strip batr ofhy-, ings so th at inm a . ; r ; r;, Uea;to:SiirviVi6:to::M an"oirea 'closed to trade.': ' nerate through a jail exit d " 8 Eating, laundry i ) \ 'sonheld inside the jail IS the at night. ?r n f A licensed elcctri I; ^ A mq^ rfa ^ P re a a ; .......... . Were .g olngtohaveto Q install lighting. Tou uring th e w a r h aunt ; th ere and ask th at farmi S ^ b ii^ c ~ ' no other MlAs.In lts > ckeye ^ Phoenix.! Ar HUONGI 3 NON-VILL-AGprViet- - know k s'of any holes in the 2 Local r i e ^ :..;,1.: te n ts to bouse inr n a m :~ -th e lje.POW-hunt w a n its .8 .so lO'speak, said the lead: on an d .a few d o z e n '...... I ^ 7 fp b Jc ra rre 5 r.-:? 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The treaty was negotiatei :hives,'interviewing Viet- around the country, U S . 1> Defenile pc^V onM , looking :ing for similarities oM . 3erman President Erich Ho- members r late E ast Go o f NATO ahd tl nam esevctci iterans and peasants and partm | ent team s can hard M ly search ' tonanding! in imv e s tig a ti^ . Four old ntil his communist regime Warsaw \ n e c k e r until Pact and was mea ip old b a ttle fie ld s and V ietnam ese prisons-and ad m i l i t a i y i q w r t s w m tl basis for Hendons re the c o lla p s e d i 1989, took o ff from - - \ d in *i economy. vide betterunderstandingT oth e S ; tnamese es-. charge that pri t prisoners were held , , I compounds withottt Vietn i R e g io n a l Dulles Interr cmaiioiwi Airport os part o f ssid e 's m ilitary posture a s w e ll a s P c c i h I8sites. . ;: The. Pacific Rim R. a highly secu ecure, sophisticated iA | . ., "COltS. w as C ^ f l t y^eludesthem e S.-Germon tramiiig exercise added a confidence that no countiy co Economic Conference i: is s d ie d a U.S.*< prison inside a m ountam . U.S. inve^gators say the hey look for - d e r ^ u n d pris V ietnamI is IS almost as big as CaliV ice P res' to g e t ready 1 implementation o f the iy for p uled June 26-27 with Vii preparing a major ofTensive, to bolstd-tbe POW V live-sight- inside the m mi ilitary security ^ o m ii < rugged-mountains and details 1 I Skies Treaty. undreds o f n e w O pen SI ; , ident Al Gore and hunc The treaty haS not ti^ea n'clTcct bef<>">i. w ill Qg ' H oa, V in h P m Ich came ifl n ea r. H ung le creating countless re- ing ' re p o rt^ m o st o f whic! ed the first time a foreign cause c intrics have Ihicli jungle I business and commuait jo ity le a d I t m arked some signatoiy coun s e refugees, province. ash in g to n , m ilitary airc ircrafi hai overflown U.S. not n yet ratified i t Under to M where prisoners could'' the ! 1980s from ^Hetnamese ' \.ers from Oregon, Wash tenns o f the mote places The witness may have' relati ti dH .territo ry 3n o n a surveillance mission, treaty, ; California, Alaska and Haw aii. die United States mo; lay b e overbe h idden, tbe building C o r r et c tio n . |j J Rigby, head o f public af- .,fl ;; Some top executive flown by treaty countries oi iv e s fro m said D avid P observation "Y o u c a n 't prove a negative," in- !terrain .was flat or hilly, tbi ell-bldden, ------------------On-Site Inspection Agen- oiroafl oi b fe irs a tth eC os many as 42 tiroes: > around the region have t een in ssay e ar. v e s tig a to rG a Gaiy Flanagan said Sun- , large and obvious o r wei near a river or near a town. I. ' Sundays s bl business section coi^t iis s ex p ectcy, a Pentag. agon agency that monitors ^ > v i t ^ but the final list Tbe Gerroon plane, with th U .S. ot>* d ay , u sin g a phrase repeated often T be.investigator also } J Jooks for tained tw o in > incorrec^new s-itenK ipTiance. ' id r ran g e o f treaty com pli y ed to represent a broad . si servers aboard; flew M( i.(onday to ' b y p a rtic ip ai pants'in the M IA-POW jsigns that the* area is closei; ^ y g u a r ^ The dowritowi own T ^ F a l l s '^ i n e u V ; p ^ p le. Some executive Patterson Air Foret Sves, such T o odd to the I irony ofthe moment, Wright ree B ase in hunts. lughtin., - Improvement 1 mt District is a ^ d l d i i ^ erm em berofthe Ohio, 0 as N ike Inc. chairm m a n P h il th e p ilo tw/asafoim os which is the centra ra l-s ta g in g ....... 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other expedition equipme nent , sw im m ers rs a and A te r r w ho logs A t journeys end, the le boats m ay 15,000 to ) 2( 20,000 :^ards a week be auctioned o ff to ra ise: e more mon* sdid^wimmii uning is his primoiy f o ^ N e a rin ring the erid of Its |994-9S 9S term , th e S uprem e 3jfurt Mon-} cy for salmon defense efforts, el Ater ofrecreation. ion. d a y .a fro : . K , . .n said. , The 450-m: D-mile swim is' a person^ R u le jled unanlmoustyithat the e s s p o n s o r ^ ^ th e S t Patri tricksi D a y Idaho Rivers United, ,i a statewide challenge! for fd: m e, A ter said,-so P a r a d e9 ll In Boston never should ha h a v e b een'forced-to let a g r o u p ;o f river conservation groi oup, gave a - , bringing that hat together with more at* g a y s ^ ptartidpate ar a s marchers. 51,000 grant. Ater, anI affable a 49- tentioh for sa r salmon and steelhettd;ij . jjected an Illinois couples R e je is atte m p t to regaln cu st slotJy o f a White Bird, d, and Lewiston. ent, bas been a perfect fi . year-old Gooding residen i tf " -''I :nown nationwide a s Baby boy. kn c iby R ic h ard , th e y ra is e d a s Iheir , a m ajor i )r concern is the 75-mile e on Idaho R iver Unitedi ds board o f The prospe ispect o f swimmingksorfte a d o p le id d i |OT^fbr nearly fbur^eare.^ S tre tc h o f ft the Salm on from Com i . directors since the. organi nizntion was o f the main S; in Salinon-s big n w i ^ is > . AgrO' le'in 1996, th e fa te o f a I) la w s u it In C re e k to V inegar O c e k r w here . s .'foundedin 1990., little tntimldti lidtiting, but & iuefJaniM w h ic h SO som e 7,000 ex^hareholder d ers s a y th ey got shortchi :h a n g e d In bo ats a re allowed oil on a perjnit-^niy .'' During tbe s c h ^ I year / a r, Ater is a recenUyswan warn the M u rttu ^ * ^ t(iH .M a ts u sshite hl ElecMc Industrial Co.' to .'s W .6 tiilllon tak e o v er ar o fM C A basis. T he te group has guarantded i counselor a t PopplewelllE I lem ditaiy o fth e S hk^e tat'U g h w at^ . W edri(^ In c .' ' : passag e o n Ju j ly 18 but, in the inter S chool in B u h l; J e ro i om e^ raised swim fins and riding o e w ^ -i ' L e tt sstsind a'mling that require Jiined a U ttie R ock, Aric., c o u p le to . ests o f tim e, ie, would welcome invita-' Akins, 23, worics constn [ruction jobs - per-sized **bo< ^boogie b |M n ) J a m e s ;^ l o n e d o3wn w their Christmatf*dlSblay, ay, w hich orice f e a t u r e m illions o f tio n s from p with caflfoc^er1 people * during the w in t^ and isI a rafl guide every rapid id \ ^;{g6bd s ^ e ; be j t ^ h o lid a yflights. . / :,j' ; ' m its. in spring and suinmer. ; the sense to a around * Rule< lied In a Hawaii case that: pr prison inm ates aren t alw v ra y s enti* T h o u g hi it its ideals are lofty,, t ^ ' . T h ey a re a^good pai a ir w hen it . taiighs nastib stiest' Kipid, Patb-A-bici^' , to a \a hearing before they areI dli disciplined for misconduc; iiiSockeye Su: Survival Swim is a lo'w- comes to long river trips ps. Both are S w im mling inj alm o st th e eh ti& L * budget ventu nture. > lic e n s e d guides and higl: gbly skilled length o f the Salmon River is stfll c h c m ic n ln t verwear outdoor store in attacks and one murder. i I. oarsmen w ho routinely t tackle big- an uncharted rity escort who had acci ed t adventure, Ater said.;*^ ;companicd L a st sum s is donating hand-tailored' jm mer, abortion opponent him I to on ot>ortion clinic, ic. Hill later Twin Falls 1 water rapids on the Snake ke River beI know o f a i guy wbo swam fre& p , H illI ft Jld Northwest River Sup-* tw een M urtaugh and T w in F alls Orofino to>tbe .th fo r th e : ?tl>ing d fatally shot a doctor who w > as sen ten c ed to deatl the ocean, but Ive neV^ p e rfo rm e:d d abortions and the secu- m -plies, o f Mo; lo'scow, is providing two ,Paric. . t utters. bea rd o f anyone anj sw im m ing t t ^ , c u sto m -m lade a d raAs, w etsuits, and1 Not suiprisihgly; they : strong ' Salmon. y are v.
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I y - or hot food after an V T be blaze Sund iday in a control w ill room on th e Celel lebration left the . * 1 0 ship without a mai: ain power source, its engines unable to tc restart jfify l srs w ere never in The passengers > : W A S H IN G T O JN N (AP) Mother few h ig h -p ro file Cases in whii vhich any d an g e r, C an irnival P resident ^ S r .< 5 '^ r e s a d e d ic a te d a sh elter in the courts cd rts have taken children fro from Bob Dickinson said ;% > ^tio n s capita! for for women and their adopti' ptive parents. but one T here were no injuries, ii j|S}iew bQ m s M onday ay with the goal o f It is is M other Teresas fourth sb< ** passenger a 25-' 5-year-old quadri. ^ ^ p re v c n tin g abortion: ions. ter in the 1 area, following others th p lcg ic from Israel el w ho relics on > S h e w a s jo in c incd by H illa ry set^'c 'e the t poor and victims o f AID .. electrically powered ed medical equip;l^ } lo d h a m C lin to n , w who said the shel- She recalled K' the words o f Jesus n by Coast GuaM ^ th ment was taken > - 3 e r w ill g ro w to h 0 have meaning in the person pc w ho rcc&ives a sms small h e lic o p te r t o .a h o s p ita l in th e ~ ;;~ peo p les lives os livi lives here are saved child" d receives me. Bahxunas. ' : ^ ^ ^ d c hanged. L oci ocal Catholic charities will assist assi Technicians were re trying to restart : ^ u T b e f ir s t ia d y f pleaded pi for m ore in the iie operation o f Mother T e^r ^ * the engines Monda day. I f the effort W A i c i ^ e o p l e to a d o p tc ch ild re n , c itin g Home >t ne for Infants. fails, the.1,759 Bsengers and most \ ^ >:^;ome 4 0 0 ,0 0 0 chil :hildren in orphanHe er r o rd e r o f M issio n a ries o < ' ' o f the 80Q crew m em bers will be i y j ' - ^ ^ g e s acro ss th e country. coi rities is providing nuns to opw"* ope She urged Chariti transferred to the lin liner Ecstasy fo ra r:^ ^ e o p le n o t to bc e discouraged d by a atc'iL il. il by Wednesday, trip, back b Miami Dicldnson said. isengers spent the IB ,-B* M w y o f the pass( Jl night on deck to beal M the heat. fi T h e C elebratioi ion, w h ich le ft } Miami on Saturday y for a vireeklong cruise, was adrift 22 22 miles from the '""ijffi; Baham ian island of o f Sarv Salvador, *'% Miss. (A P) A make 3 gricb a b o u t 370 m ile s s o u th e a s t o f D3,000 uncomfortable, Gingric S : JA C K SO N , Mi! :SSwom&h fig h tin g pprayer rt at her chil- said. Gingnch G at be Miami, said, however, that b C ^ ilre n s' school h u 1 aa newfound oppo- was not no familiar with the;parti^lai le fire was im der B ulars The cause o f the - ;;^ e n t ii^ H o use as put out quickinvestimtion. It was eN N^ssissippl case. J I Speaker N ew t ofthe lting ly.DickiDSoh'Baid. [led her fcderariiw- '" Yoi ' r^-Gingrich, w ho cailed 'o u can see what I'm ligbtin - i ^ u i t a n e x a m p le o get r e ^ d s and a. Scru, Passengers will ge ist, said Lisa Herdahl o f Ecn off anti-religious against, ;* ^ ia s . tnber fiee cruise, filed the lawsuit last Decembe who fl! G in g ric h to ld a a ti town meeting in againsi cancel a Monday otoc Carnival had to ca nst th e N o rth Pontoto - I ^ o s w e l l , G a., this ; p{ past weekend that Attendi tasy. The cruise fb e r cruise on the Ecsta ndance Center on behalf o f be . t^ 2 u c h a la w s u it favc line will provide rei avors people with five sch ;hool-age children. -efimds and a 50 W KM the expense o fth e U.S. S. Dis.trict Judge Neal Bigger ;gers percent discount on > :* ;n iiio ri^ view s a t th( I i a future voyage ( 9 |P i^-'inajori^. in ii in to 2,400 people sch ordered red a prelimitiaiy injunction cheduled for the S p g What weve gottc atten into is a situa- April! banning bt )nals trip. student-led devotional ' > n i o n today where th e. he ACLU finds one being St broadcast over the school': lOl'S i^XPcrson filing a laws iwsuit, and so that interco 'com . A ;ria l is set for nex .IL iz u n d ^ o e :-^ o n e person is not uncomfortable, um we March. h. ES (A P ) m M L O S A N G ELE iderwent surgery I Elizabeth Taylor und e b er right hip, II M onday to replace j u s t 15 m o n th s t a f te r d o c to rs ' . v' ' ' SPOKANE, Wash. ash. (AP) Capt. w as sh o t dow n, s a id M aj! Chri: entered Century T ^ c o t t O 'G rady has Jl. las been released. 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^-(AP) The - .... . HAWESVILLE,-Ky.-( bi^ cst river steamboat I or on record was ly on mired in mud Monday < the Ohio iQge. River on its maiden voyagi Its big.paddlewheel and an tow boats t away from a were unable to pull it a' oter. bank and into deeper water de i to take some Plans were being mode passengers ashore later in the i day, said 'arrant Officer Coast Guard C hief Wan le hugc sternCharlie Kipouras. The I ere being empwhtelers fuel tanks were tied lo lighten the boat. :rican Queen, The 418-fooi Amcric ns to bound from New Orleans t Pittsburgh for its inaugural cmise, was bcached on loio session and purpose Sunday for a photo ^er level fell. It then got stuck as the river was sitting closc to shons;about ab( 130river Louisvilla miles downstream from Lou iteomboat was The 436-pas?enger steo cl and not .in the rivers channel I was not ' impeding river traffic. The "he 285 invited guests the first cruisc for paying cus* lomers isn't until next week eek and 159 nbers aboard the $65 million upstream u crewmemb< ot~Ca'nneltdn, I, Ind., the vessel were rei: in no danger, ofUcials said. National ^ Weather Service! r reported. It However, 'er, the passengers,' mostly had h risen slightly overnigh ghfbut was travel agent :nts w d writers, were to ^ forecast li to rise only about 4 1 more inch-' given the! cl choice o f going ashore at es e by Tuesday before fall illing again Troy, Ind., ., li later Monday so they could later It this week. keep up wi with their own schedules, Spectators gathered acros: O SS tfie river Kipouras sai< said. ' atTroy,Ihd. a newtime, passengers appvIn the mq We thought it was a tow nvboat hung cntly were; hi having a good time, c ^ in g up, u and then we saw thot It and said, vant more beei* to people on Whoa' at the size o fth e st out We war stemwheelshore Monda iday morning, ci said Matt Davis o f Cann< ' cr, mellon, Ind. Late Sune jnday, water storage tank's O The riverboat, christened d June 2, is . . were droin< ined to reduce the boats scheduled S( to b e ^ its inaugi igural.cruise.. . weight. This lis morning, crews worked to June Ji 27 with passoigers paj laying up tb pump its 30; 30,000 gallons o f diesel fuel S9,400,fortop^f-the S' line roo 3oms. onto a barge, ge, Kipouras said, ' The Amencan Queen -\ which bad On Sunda; iday, the boat belched black been bi running ahead of schedi dule was beached along smoke from m: its tall stacks"and spun its intentionally in lg the riverpaddlcwheel x l as tow boats tried to drag bank bi early Sunday to wait for foi an aerial it fhsm the1 sh shallows, but that efToit was photograph p] to be taken. suspended du during the night. Its common practice for fo a The riv6r. 1 ir.this morning was 2H feet boat b< to push into the bank: v when they lower than 1 it was when the boat was want w to hold steady," Coa oast Guard ' grounded, I, i as m easured six m iles Petty Pi OfTicer Eric Cain said. L < ' %

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T h e n m W M rn ' in& around ih c new prim< ime minister, report found that steel produc lucdon w as S ^ Baron Kantoro Suzuki. below minimum quotas,' airc ircraft pro. . tv cjn n ttso fW o rld W arll ^ nc The previous prim e m inister, duction wos down two-tfairda ds, virtual-' 1341-1945 retly sought a i _______ Kupiaki Koiso, had secret!; ly nothing was getting thre iro u g h .th e 1 negotiated peace through jgh the good A M Allied Al bloclcade and the inte itcm al r a i l . offices o f the Soviet Union, Ur with w ouldbeiita t a h i ^ price: postwar con- and an road system was near which Japan had a non-a n-aggression trol o f Mancf nchuria and Korea. Hiis is due du to the bombing. Fuel s padt. However, five days ays after the the sam e territory tei <v e n t h e " the Red^Army was w limiting the ability o f e t staijt o f thc'U.S. invasion ol Okinawa, would seize 1 of h force after it declared .kamikazes to fly. e by -ka ' M arshal Joseph Stalin in inform ed w oronJapan Yet, among tbe hard-liners s 8 ,a tn a s s . an in August following die Tollyo that the Soviet Uni ady being Union would atomic bomb m ilitia was alread mb attack on Hiroshima., citizens cii not! renew the non>aggrc! to flght for every ;ression pact Moscbw h a d no : desire to see the war trained id tr f1r signed in 1941. This i lis diplomatic in Asia end: be Thousands o f aircn before it could redeploy its Japan. JQ] failure led Koiso to resigr held in reserve for kj iign in April, amiies to expl (ploit the collapse o f Japan, being be kamikaze Suzuki was persuaded to cc ) come out o f There w as as'also a direct charuiel to roids roi on-ony invasion fleei :et. There r e t i c e n t and take tiie post. ost. . the Unite* ted S totes through were we still two million troops ii Suzuki wos a former admiral ad and S w itzerland R nd. C m dr. Y oshijiro 1adio broadcasts exhoi herb ofthe 1904 Russo-Japo apanese War. Fujimara, a naval no people to.follow th attache to Germany,' Japanese J< > { the exomHis support for arms cont ontrol agree* had cscaped.t ie o f the staunch defen d.the collapse o fth e Nazi p pl :nders o f >mcland to m ehts w ith the U nited 1 S tates and regime ond'fle and defendJheJiom fled to Switzerland. T h m , Okinawa Ok England In the !920s made tde him a tar- he mode conti mtact with Allen Dulles at the the last On June 8, an im'pe jeriolconpledged to prosecute gct;of right*wing radicals. H still car- the Office o i. He f Ite the war )fStrategic Services (OSS) Terence fcr ried a bullet lodged in his}chest ch from a In Berne. Unol uphold the noflicial talks followed. '' ta tathe i bitter end in order to up 1926 assassination attempt. polity,' protect the i perial pt. - - Fujimara hai .im had to convince his superi- national nal favored the ors in Tokyo E m peror H irohito fav ectivcs for 0 tl that the talks were worth- land lan and accomplish the objec groiwth o f the peace party b which we went to war. y because he while. The OSS 0 was following this wh was horrified by the destruci ruction being discussion by intercepting tbe radio _ wrought on Japan and its ts \ people by traffic betwee /een Beme and Tokyo. It r JJ .. thelAmerican strategic bomi ombingcam- was clear that' at Tokyo wns not respbndW E U SED TO paifen. Washington was 'dimly din ly and, in f i ^ was womaware ing favorably : H AYESALESO ON that the emperor was a poss ossible force ing Fujim art ara to avoid w hat was' focipeace, and thus ordered ed thal any t ^ e d merely sly an American stratagem. , bombing raid on Tokyo sta; stay clear o f Popular hatred ha o f Japan wos so th q lm p o ^ Palace. intense in the le I United States due to tbe The m ilitarists, o f coiii c on oiirse, were sneak attack o Pcorl Harbor and the whipping up popular ong m ger at the re p o rt^ atroci ocities committed agoiiist ' bobbing raids to stiffen 1n resistance. American POV OWs that a n e g o tia ^ set: . Tbe war por^ still dominate) A ated the cab* tlement that b :t backed aw ay from the f S M U C H A S ... i n ^ ond Suzuki could not ri speak- demand forunconditional > t risk ui surrender ing{out in favor o f surrendei lily impossible. Also, any ider. 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The conve riventional wisdom upon whi vhich Phil B att is having g t< to deal these days tw d gcnerati rations o f Jdaho pohtical Ics lead- m ay be a sign that our economy is finalers havt opc operated says that years oif f fisf ly slowing down a - arid that growth in ca1 conscrv: irvatism , com bined w ith il the t tax-revenue m ight not cover the growth tl e in dem and >for servie b a la n c e dI b u d g e t am e n d m e n t in 1 th v ices o v e t the next institution, have turned Idal daho five years. states const into a tax haven. bai I f thats the case, i s( some hard choices N ot so, according ac( to a rccent study 1 ly by are due choices ths that the states polithe Utah Tax To C om m ission that cor :on- cy-makers havent had lad to face before, . pared the tax bite with income in sevei vemi Last tinie the state' ates econom y contotes. Western state tracted, in th e early y I 1980s, Idaho had . The study dy showed that Idahoans-pi i-pay nothing like the billion lion-doUar state gov7.33 percent ent o f their incom es in sta state em m ent budget it has as t t ^ y , or the same and local taxes, tax on average. Only Utah Uti pressing capital-impro p r o i ^ c n t demands (8.2 pcrccnt) nt) and Oregon (7.99 percei cent) for'schools and i n f i ^ w ere higher ier am ong the stotes' sampl< ipled N or hw the state.hac had to' deal with the in th e U ta h IIs study. t fallout o f a shrinking ing federal govem Remaricabl; ably, even Califomians, thoi hou- m ent, w hich means th few er federal. 9 that sands o f who vhom have fled to other par parts dollars will be availabl lable to Idaho at the o f the W est !St in rcccnt years t o esca]: ;ape sam e time that the den demand for services taxes and re^ regulation, pay a lower perpe th at W ashington used sed tb provide \9ill centage o f th r their household incomes !S i in fall upon state imd local )cal government ^07 percent than do IdaIdi taxes 7.0' A s recently as the mil m id-1980s,ap e n n y hoans. in cre ase in th e sales cs tax could solve f The study t ly didnt deal with federal ir state govemmcnts shoi 1 inihort-temi fiscal criL com e taxes, s, r nor did it include state and an sis. N o more, local business less Uixes, which arc rcladvc iveT hat m eans the Leg -egislaturc and the Robert: t Frost dismissed Iy low in Ida] Idaho compared with the rest res governor are going to 1 ' I toward subordin have to do a far _ WASHINGTON * irdinates: If l want your opinion^ oet to gain in ^ E o fth e West. t. V r i! give it to> yoi m ore careful jo b o f' an you. Tuesday night the presidentl^ anticipating needs . ^ 'joi Sandburg as the only poet anslation. IR . said, in effect, I B ut it shov low ed quite clearly that the th and be m uch more ore ruthless about 'That is approximately the disdainful di: reacflR N M . .There are now now two parties committed to the ' potential o i ) f rtiising state incom e and am cutting excess than mt they were during on o f many Democrats to Bill Sill Clintons fivethat government is too big and projMjsitions thai sales taxes: and ar local property taxes ii the go-go Andrus years. s in luiute mim-homily onihe bud )udget lost Tues^ H |l that people are n entitied to all the currdit ire not Idaho niayjjc ^ limited. A nything less w o u l m ortgage th'e Duld ^ #y. night S entitlements. liats one reason why proper Maytfe that' per-' states future, Distilled to its essence, his v( lost Democrats are not really com-' xa Tyson, his chief economic w rs have been so reldctant t( ty taxpayers 1 t to T h o u g h Id a h o an s p ay a re la tiv e ly five ve months ago he proposed la ir broken hearts. But a party with; seven-year goal is " a r b i t ^ 1 approve schoc hool bond-issue elections rere high percentoge o f their leir incomes in stote no^^ 3w he proposes balancing the apiKidentisiar, 3 largely defined by him, absent , oal is n o t You figure it out cently. The two tw biggest proposals in the th< and local taxes, the state tates tax burden as gest ts a slogan for his re-electioi on, j and Clinton bas until now iiM insurrection, ^ h Epstein, the essayist, wishe: states history ory, in Boise and Pocatcllo |o; only slower. llo, a whol6 iii still among lg t tbe lowest in the too; is way to becdbiing the first quldtevent a clock that tells bo totalling m ore than $100 million, wen 'That is not a bugle call calcul 'ere country, according to th e A ssociated c o la W to s c n d n ^T president since FDR to mn for re-' timehow long something s( jsson th ro u g friend or foe,.b bi u t perhaps it p d p s ychological y 'l d ^ isiv e ly beat )catcn last month, eleetionwithout Taxpayers o f Idaho, lout a challenge from within his how long it seems it is. ould sound better in some oth other Inngungc,It also m ay i ly also bode ill for the possi' ssiA s a consequence, di , dut-of-stote com ibns five-minute talk must ha> on in the budget Clinton esides, Clintons intervention bility o f raisi lising th e s ta te 's 5 perccm Harold Ickes, ent panics still see Idaho as a place to grow :es, i deputy White House chief of d o f Castro-like length toDem< ocess at least serves the p u r^ ip o s e o fp ro rin g sales tax, whii . suiff, says of Clintons Clii re-election campaign, . ir-hich has traditionally beer 5cn M d Idaho companie nies can still com>r many months have been Imvi ^ Ise . w ho f o n t Bt his presidency still has a pu l ^ g such - -TTie overall message mes will be the change of^di the easiest rcvi revenue enhancement to sell sell pete. g things like, "Our proposed In just five rriinutes the presic isident repudiated fta sa y^ u if ed S .^ jw rection. Heres w :s what you had for the f2 years to Idaho toxpa^ payers. T hats som ething we w e cant afford to thei mual mcrease in school lunch s e budget he sent to Congress SS i in February, , pentannuj 1 spending before 1992; hen heres where we have moved die, The state,, riding ri< the crest o f a sevenen- change. Tq stay in the j le gam e, Idahoans and: imely just, but the Republicans id he promised to balance the he i budget in 10 issublmic P']'. ,. countiy. year-long boo 300m, h asnt had to worry try tax load m u ^ remain reasonable. rea: ' year 4.7 pennt amual increase is fi xas rathw than the Republicat cans seven y ^ . posrf4.7 jfascisuc. .B u t those dcnc icnoted by the pronoun we--m uch about oi t other potential sources o oif A nd its apixum t that lat < our elected offi, As Aj a candidate he promised tons talk w a^ed away, like so u do it in five d to Chnton so many Clinton and his lis a appointeesore being moved' . . t a x d o lla rs h te ly , b u t th a t m ay b s la be e cials dont have as muc istles, the congression^ Demo< ars but i w he considers the 1 nuch room to m a' year le Republicans sondcasUi lOOTts by those who arc moving the counuy by con- , ; changing. ven-year ttoetable a reckless ss i endangerinent claims to to be 1 more thw a merely react neuver in confronting g tl the states fis c a l, seve ctive party, trolling Congress ;ress. No one believes Clinton h as. the economy. and to be ( The budget $ operating on a higher moral et shortfall w ith'which Gov. ov. challenges as they once Xa assumed. f*b aIi>Ione cheerfully choser osen the direction he is now H < did not say how a S7 trillii He spublicans. illion economy than Repu cant n be discombobulated by cutti utting the deficit Until Tl 1Tuesday night tbe congressloi _______ ionalRe- ' $601 0 billion in a year, which is th largest year- publicans ms stance towaid the presideni : the mt regardOecrscWillw ill writes for The Wasbiagton cut in the House Republicans Lns plan. mg the budget bui was Samuel Goldwyni ns s to c e Post

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BRANSON, Mo., lo. As thi press marked the be U U ^ I first annivcrsaiy oft! Dfthe ^vhite Ford Bronco chase in the never e er ending stoiy of O J . Simpington politicians vie for aason, and as Washing vantage before next} a t years elections, I came to this small town inI Southwestern So Missouri (pop? ulationunder3,700,1 X), but swelling to more than 100,000 tourists on in a given day) to indulge myfWhy isnt the life and lifci hfeswle seen in Branself in the way things ings used to be. son reflected more widely? y? E Did we hold ana, .How conservative ive is Branson? Its so contional referendum and decidt cide that it was better ,- 'saHtivc that the Me Methodist Church I belong to sgether, to have one0 to break up than to stay togei would Seem like on / m Assemblies o f God anythird o f tbe next generation b outofw edm bom ..where else, says Peggy Pej M. Roberts,' acting lock; to celdnate violence ai eandvulgariQ^astfae m ana^ng editor oif f the tli Branson newspiq>er. norm? This is a cuss-frcc ni < newspaper, she sa>Tj. We ' 'The local news in Washinj hington, D.C , spends have to edit some columnists col because our read up to 10 minutes each night (ht f filling me in on the I ; eis wont tolerate any on> profanity and a few of l a t ^ crime happenings. Hen ^ere, a single criminal , them use i t act is big news. I saw only one ot police car. Its . The cable system il my hotel doesnt cany m In almost impossible to get a 1 sp speeding ticket be1 MTV. Here thQ^ don' lon't d ^ ourrap music and cause tbe roads are so janune uned with people eaI films that feature blo\ )lown-out brains, a woman ger to consume the nutritious ous stuffBranson oft shot at close range! in a bubble bath, a rat eaten fers that most travel ii done le a at turtle speed. ' } alive, or random targe irget practice by a 12-yearI think that we arrived at 01 present moment It our old ^ on Central Paric Pai strollers. TTiis is a town > in America aa much by n ^ e ec ta s b y d e s im A that slime forgot Thai rhats why in cr^ in g numgarden that is neglected wiUt lU beovcm m w th bers come here, for-what wh used to be called ) t^veeded soon weeds. A culture that is not ^ wholesome entertainn linnjent finds tbe good life chokedioff. ofi tion is a showboat called The The latest attractjon ' Some ^ g h t laugh at Brans tanso'n,.but tbe town Branson Belle. On the Belle, a premium . stands as a rebuke to much of boftherestoftbeoadrink means you ^ y a little extra for a souHarriett image did tion. Yes, the Ozzie and Har yenir glass or mug fro from which you drink your not totally reflect the reality ^ oofd ie I9 5 0 ^ b u t npn-alcoholic beverag aage. we once thought it t t least wo woithffAUfeto s e t a . I dEntertainment on n the th boat is clean and fun. standard. Even if everyone dii sdidn'tfbUowit, I People bring their chil children grandchildren many did. Now, we set no sta standardandare --without ha\ing to wor . .^payingtbetiriceforit ' V, d e a - r r ------ senses or values assaii ^ l t e d i ) r it b * ^ l l n g u a g c . . .....r : . Here,itsliotconsidai ddd an embarrassment to ' C^TJiomasyhitesfyrtbel beL osA n^cs:; ' : ; . express love forihe na snatioiL' Times Syndicate. '-'-I

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L -----Sill Clinton, who signed in 199^ i n i o r s n o t t o b l a m e} f iio r ills unlike Bill 94 an exexpress their dism lismay to Miramax and its parent'' order for the land grab and biod odiversi^ company, Disney, ney, by asking for the movies n response to Kirk Charisons j s J u n e l l l t ) G aty all part o f Al Gores reinventioi ion o f w ithdrav^.''ni^ h ^ al> ask Catholics to boycott your facts straight before you ju blame tte'M nent and promoted by Clinton, i i,Gore Disney products u tiona Is problems on tbe seniors. 2ts until the movie is withdrawn. ' ' n Foley on a plan to control the le u s e o f The K n i^ ts of C< [he information p v e souni m dalilieitca n ie ^ T o t n F tfColumbus has sold S3 million ' . proper^. America bas been hija ijackedby of Disney stock, :k, a and Paine Webber h a s j ^ r t - n the far left radic&l extremist ist o f bureaucrats . pnyateproj ' ed that $800,000 c 1environmentalists in the fedd OOofstockbasbeensoldby detal govern- 3.BURGESS Catbdlic investors tors. conttDlofnU n A O .E at that are jneporing to take C O I ITiis affront to.dieC to ti landi 1 in Amenca, both public and Id ] private, and Jeroro athoIicaurchddii" grates all religion. ion. The boycott has received the tl the blessings o f Bill Clinton. support o f Rabbi/ >ont blame the seniors fbr thia )bi Abraham Hecht o f the Rab- U s nation's ills. F i l m i^ s a f f i i b n t t o C a f l i o U cChurch a o ^ jo f binical Alliance oi America, Jewish cohimnist i." saved this countcyin Worid X of dV W a rn with hnagesn ss matteO Ih e Wonderflil Wor I Christian leader Don Wildmon.-,' ly sacrifices - we lost brothers xxlatm le DonEederandCh ers and fiiends; pisnq^' lanks rai up there with motherfaoo< wew< lencoutagedirist were rvdoned on gas, tires and liristians o f all denominations to i n d f o o d ;^ w e pieandChe Chevrolet - it's all Americaa ^ v/oAx ovie.'ejqjresstheu-viewj ked for 51 a day. We knew what wl real pover- ownedbyE iew8aboutPriest ,toMichael ly D isn^; just released tbe mov Qr wai /as like, and we survived witht foitim Eisner O i a iian, r ^ Walt D isn^ Co., 5003; ithout any gov- - ' "Priest,' which wl tarnish its boetofoi ndit hfliidouts and were proud Juibank,CA91251;orcall ( 818)^-"' ' lud for doing so. ! p e c ^ ly/w l wholesome'unage forever. Thi .W ec\ 118)560-5151. even saved the countiy for tod todays tree is a classic ( sic example o f an entettainment hnnoy ER , gers and granola bars and the iheir doomsday oy dominat nated by people at odds wilh m report ht d f Council 2685 . ;i irts o f the worid going to belL tlL 'streamAme unerica that goes out o f its way The ^hanbns he pfcture painted by tbe cuire urent doom s^religion, downgrade do^ marriage, elevate bi ersisi s an equally ridiculous exagge {geration that is sexualpract ractices and ridicule values. . at odd ids with obsewable facts. The movi lovie, "Priest, which premiered We ^e seniors remember the smoki Letter mlsleai loke stacks and . 17, portrays ays five priests, all o f v.4iom Uv leading about s ^ t o f ' i:B : coal-fi fired train engmes ofthe 194( 940sandI9S0s turedUv^4 es. One'is h a v i^ ah afiiur widi ihthe Bill Nelsons s let letter in the June 4 Times-News andko know the air is certainly cleani saner noWv'The bousdceq>a q>e^ anotha is having an affair lirwitha just goes to show v nv what lengths some people.' Ht Envirc iromnental Protectidn Agienc^ reports tiiat .aialcfiiend. nd. There is a i ^ te t lAto is a:dr drunkard, . go to td attack BckSisn.Kempthorae.Mr.Neltotala Iwnliiwonn intntbr ftjf Msedby33.8 acountrypr s t t ^ pieces / priest who is a madman a i^ a bishop ^ see showed a complete lack o f J r pocen entbctween 1970 and 1990. V aterin' i.W wboiswiclc sis to knowledge about tl Kempthome amendment iut tto A malca ^ is safer and cleaner than i ininanybtfaer. sW th a 1 ta l o f Ibe priests - victim or vi all villain.- for trail flmding toiHie National H i^w ayS y^, fjj* 5 to nation m on earth. Population growdi vdiratesbave f^ th e n u el iselves in their depraved eonmti litiqpasa tem sA ct decliu ined globally since IS ^ fio >m2percenttD m . direct.cons6 osiquence o f Catholic Church ti k h ite . Money ferihisp lls program wiil a ^ e f ^ ihff ; I.4 p a jercentInl973,tbefirstN atic Itional Water . i i ^ l h e i'movies nu director, Antonia Bird trd,'has H i ^ ^ 'T h i s tFund, m nic money copiesjrom r l dudiP [ity loventoiy was ^ d u c t e idand96perda c ^ y s a llid d ishe wants to make a stateme ftgnt hi^way^axes pdd paid by off-highway recrcation- Int ^ oo ff our.waterways were fishabl able then. PA, against thee Stooldi^ a n d w o u ld b eu le dnnchs bienicfay adhering t beusedfortrailsinsteadoffor '} reports rts revnl continuing improvec vementeveiy. ' fiuhionedhi 1 hiles tiittno longer qsply.'Acc LCConUng' hig h w ay The National Nati RecrMtion^'ItUIs i': yearsii since. Tlie forests are better tfa ever. - toWilUaml r than mDpnphue, president o f the Ca Catholic / 'Fund is a user-pay jay;uiw-benefitl^grBfi Spa lent our childrens i i ^ t a n cce?Sincewhen e' LeagueforF br Religious and G vil lights, B Bhdand : Mr. Nelson'is res Breally s t r e t ^ g by attacking 4 isityoi |mir business \viuu we-do? Wt Wbenachild ' writerJImm: omyMcGovehi biBve made itl itu ^ Sen.Kempthome'fi ne for his support foi* this impor- '< bednu m es'of ^ and is out on their i rfrown,aUwe - takablycidu Idu-that tbf^ have an animus against ail tant program. A bfo I bhMdqiectrum o f trail users p ! . owethem tbi is respect, and diat's all ill t h ^ owe usf ' 'the Catholic >!ic Church, ^ it certahily f io ^d ^ .n s tio ^ d e b a v e e woric^g with Congress ' & eb been Asfi I for^ob Dole becoming the n enextpresi.pressionintl Intbe.mo^e." 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P ara d is ing K im b e rly A nne youre hearing sonic mic booms in the mid inocent, that ocquoin- m aintains he is innoc . die pf the day this v is week, rest assured ler and her boyfriend, tanccs killed Palm er : i you probably are. irodis Spokane house. ' H Scott Currier, in Parad Aeronautics and Space ,t The National Aer hide the bodies H Paradis says he helped hel]: Administration has: announced an there will be aim er, in a. K ootenai H o f C u rrier and Palm three supersonic'tests sts at altitudes o f 80,000 il, bcc he was afraid . > . feet or more, nie fligl (lights will take off,from UKBaALSBUftym w7lR>M ,, County tjrcek bed. because r the he*'d be blam ed for the murders, I the Mountain Hoipe i Force. Base at 10 ;e Air n e e tin g ro o m a t th e th ro u g h w in d o w s a d ja c e n t to a c ro w d e d m In te re s te d s p e c ta t o r s% w a tc h b e ltw a y d ls c u s sBlons li y decided he murdered But an Idaho ju ry d( ims may be noticeable.' a.m., and sonic booms ed. New evidence has her in the creek bed. Tw in F alls H ighw ay Disl district office; T o d y s flight is expccted i to be four doubt on that convic-. surfaced casting doli V^ednesday, flight time houi long. On Wee been featured in "The tion. His story has bci si and I^riday's flight - : will be 2)^Jiour8i t 'ozine and on network l/ New Y orker" magazii ' 'should last'tlbeiit foui rowhours. , , .( , J television. And hehas hai convinced a courmation, call NA SA 's For more infbrmt ittomeys: Theyre now pie o f East Coast attoi . public affairs office a (805) 258-3449. :e at radis life. n battling to save Paradi would not be allowed to ^ - farmers w d V t By,ScimL.-McCittliy . ^ ear-old P ara d is h as i % W hile th e 46-yeai ; C S I p l a n s t r ip pb l a c k in tin w . m ifit could. ,' i succeed, even ,t am ^ TiiMs-News writer defenders, Batt isnt a: ong them. idamantly opposed to the ^ We are adi M onday Batt sugge ggested Paradis, only . 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I. a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturd< id its corresponding traf- -i 1 , a around o r beltway and I The governor did nc speak to Paradis, be,Itway going through, i not 3 wiJl lead participants ; I . .Virginia Ricketts, v be an unwelcome neigho ds east o f fic - would b< n ea r th eir ncighborhoodi rly pondering the fate but Batt w as clearly | < on a one-day trip bac b ^ to the time before bor. We liv( ve out here to be away Twin Falls. o f the condem ned man. mar Batt asked mem: *' railroads were built lit across t Idaho and'all . We don't want to be' on , crs unveiled from people.) Highway com m i^ioners le a se s e e DEATH/C3 Pleas ik Idaho had to-be trans. ! "fieight for s o u t h s Holl said. fo u r-lan e BlueLakes, ! a .p ro p o s e d fiv e-m ile , f ; ported by wagons from' fro railroad terminals' in the back of room said 3 fi from Pole - A woman ir . bypass that w ould loop try will include tbe Utah I u Utah. The itinerary' F iili^ ii.^ : ( a the proposal is already L ine R oad so u th e a st fo O rchard she feh like, tl vns and a museum, I terminals, ghost,towns irgely would etched iastoni tne. r Drive East. The route large er is Deadline to register i: Thursday. The fee is ict commissioners were I A ^ v o lu n te e r I " ^ homes, cutThe districi avoid existing roads and ho i lunch, instruction mate* j . . ^ , which iiwliwtelui .A uard.-, ting through a corridor o f farmland caught o ff gua >.''Hals and tisnsportatjon. ion>'Rcgi8tratiot) msy be * ' ^ e d i the city limits an District Commissioner | id East H ighw ay D 'B d 3300 : suggestedseeing ^ done in the Tayjor Built l u i l ^ R e c o ^ Office. ltd said residents opin! thiscaiiiof for / Doug HoWarc ,.R oad..,, be more than welcome ng i roads are ions would bi ' ' Opponents said exisdng B y Virginia S. G aiber aWimeastem C o m m i s s i o n ITS e r d e la y d e c isio n . w hen' th e dis istrict holds its public . Times-News writer bypasstoad. . . M i\m ^ s al already In > hearings - to be scheduled ip late A natural beh lineis ' L o n d i j g c o n t r oll lo c rd in a n c e The green odes irly A ugust. For now, Highlawn Ju ly and earl place,^ M id Matt Smith, a I srs will close today on . BUHL - The doors fepfKent posslNs d the district wanted to i ' Howard said ' TWIN F A L L S - The T county commis- . D riv0rc^ent miilk plant as all but B uhls evapbrated-m imerdiwgesfbrOie about ,the route the voli Ir approval o fa liewaog peaking for ' know m ore at : sionmheldofFtheira] ' Smiith said he w as spea say goodthree Pillsbury Co. employees cn: bypass. littee had recommended. I Monday, saying they i ists can use ^unteer, commit many who think- m otorists ; control ordinance M bye. led tbe selection o f comlUnty residents another Bridge and He defendet ; wanted to give count Interstate 84, the HansenI Bi h pi produced Pet brand The plant, w hich TheTwinFafc ' abers, saying: m any o f . -iK im berly R o a d .^ a v olid i d driv in g m itte e memb chance to comment on the proposal,, . id B&M baked beans, evaporated m ilk and E Mmberh wrtyRoad them live in tl the northeast section o f , son tu rn e d b u t fb r . ; i tb ro u ^ th e cityV ^'.. O hly one,-persoi illey jobs for 68 years: provided Magic Valley deodeonanybdtway ire not biased in favor b f , until laterthis rs I from the town. They a *He deniaibded answ ers ,: M6n,day-s heanng.' utives lold workers in But Pillsbury executiv plans ' aay particular ar industiy qr economic would give sheriffs-.' -il ! ' The.o'rdlnance wc >highway district. it would close to save April that the plant w summer.,_______ aid. Li T committee interest, he salt i t o control vicious or. - -How was.thevolunteer c< : d ^ u tie s '^ e powe^tt costs. ed citizens that I knew t rei recent belt: We picked [liire dogs .io be vabcl-. . , . v^ 'rir-whidL'batched thp most :rs went home on June Producrion workers \ B lot o f proposals, I , ;d,~Ke asked, would be a ^ainst i Liid make owners ' ' '^ray proiKMBl'restabllshed,! - ^oat^'for nblM i'aiid, :nance workers and a 2, and only mointenai 1 None o f us have an Uock U )ld when the Howard satd. wiflrtidi.-in^ lio 'a re M :;, -: ;;, ^ y wam V tbe public told > . jtIicir,dog8 ori leatoeiB;,v t su iff- 15-20 pereent. limited management 're just trying to'plan for e t i n ^ How, a g e n d a -w e n im 'w ill hold aseccmdv' . ' ,cbmn^tteewould i .be-meetii nrtuFl I ^ (^CfWk_______ Oithsnl Dtiv o f the original work: force for - remoined until :ost? Sniith- thefiiture.** .'M onday, j;une'2i5,,m.S; '.in b c h 'is 'th ls ' gbing to cosi . 'I hearingVti;10 nlm-'W T Craig Ollinger said, today, plant manager Ci n businessman and forie^fbiirth :floor;bf the: - rVi rv ibld'.tho^hl^w ay district ct < com m isDowntown members Ollinger and two management mai alls M ayor E m ery piproach to m e r T w in F sibnersia .*band-aid-' apipi / j c d i^ o u s e . JJ J will remain at the ploi plant until the end o f ' I tOUKC&emtCnglnMn < nkrupt-t^e pigg^, N K OLE e. ROOCRSmM -nmwM M * - rpad-buildiog i w ould.bank bookkeeping, he uid . M July to wrop up the bool iseseeB E LTW A Y /C 3 Evaporated m ilk pro production will move ^ S t a t e S u p r e m iee iC o ) ^ u p h o l d lery in Tennessee and to a company cannery i t '| n e p t s ; c ^ '- - , . A [ baked bean producdon ion to Maine. But borti staffs Jn place and w i l l.......... . . o f the.phmts have staff ahb-Supreme Court has-- - ^ 4 t - ~ B p i S E TlieTdaho ^location opportunities, not provide many reloc i.dii^arcpm m i5sibh8 ' ' ;:p ,i^faSrd,the.ste teIn,diu ffairs M anager Nancy Pillsbury Public Affaii m ent benefits to'fi.ib:^ * ' L ,aw8i4'dfuh6mp!oyme irary con- land exchonge i with w the School District ? b ^ u s e of librai . 'being dismantled di Perron said in April. . em pbyee Ae;Fesorr ; Mtiable property elsewhere. :onsidem- to seek compait ' > j , roterjSijo^ glUy:^ 0^ ion. AIs0 i:tbe area w d e r con .'gtructioi TmiesiNews. writer; 1 . inouncement. Pet labor Since the-April annoi slandnearthecollege.g, he said, to trade for tbe lai tionalie r -representatives, s ta ff m ) em bers-from ihe - - ; iff rts, on the - The fto st imp mpbrtant thing is to get our b e 'c i^ instaU^'tenn^rourts, M M tibn8'tbbuIId ; ~ l f the and Sen. Joyce College o f SoudiemI Idaho Idi Trustee PPnnaI Ider lif^t- bands on A at. property," pr u , tbe colle}{e should conside tball fields at the campus. bed forees'widi the Job ------ McRoberts have joined i5iarW Ko~Bnzee said; lem itsclfTMeyerhoettcr saic iho~receiveO'B noo m g ther ^ c-'Couege^oi^io^em ldaho 5 Service to m eet all'Ic iri3em ifled needs" o f jrts is still The trustees I owe o\ it to taxpayers to use 1 mqintnin the proposed court: iutees:Tiiesday. . wouldn t ivorkers, according to site'could be jurt the 68 dislocated wor ....... that property -- another ar Idedilie s a i d . - ------^-----yerijpeffer told'tbe^nmdecldi Pam Petersen ofth e Job Scrvice. . . College as good fo r an a a lte rn a tiv e school,, need .to be a gbod ctdzen ( cil and P arki^ a n d " W t et .As o f Monday, two wo previous P ills b t^ d in oy Craig told tnisteeis. / . ley-Robert Alexander said i sup- C hairm uLeRLoy >h i d e ^ b e n ;iiiiv^ A ^ rn e ; le spsiie.'*'' ' Th6 t>UBnl Uls7 liu> dec'IUeU Munday tu w hg -.temuT'courts fei Iani^i p e n o flhe,prbpPS4l.,Weluiv8Qjei fi i n j f u n d e d u n d e r t! th e J o b T ra in in g j ng a sider developing i system Xor'givittg I)^ef : 3ther business, th e C SI trustees tr & btl ; . p n ^ b f ; i w o i ^ ^ ^ [ ^ eis I ^oil l u d f ^ t h e * , PftfTnwuhtp Aet, P pW w teiscnjaid^-AnodiciLlO______ al'bidders'for-eollege-pro W -refiisal-erence,-tp-loeal'l iTO'seclrthe'option'of'firsi ..... I' , '','ttgreed^ . _ -scheduled tq^intei ntcrview for specifTc II D istrict jec ts.------------Falls School li I c o i^ -^ b 'bu u ld ib e-rb ^ifo rr^ o ti-lanad-the-Twin d positions, and 40 aie c ei enrolling in longo r ___ anywhere__ ^fo r.b id ls e le ecti0Q.0niy,.^e_M cl 0BC0W _ -t4?o,thejand.docsn*t-go-an; fbptM fttw l'^ e ld s ^ b w n s ^ T -publifi'Usef-aod^the^O-fbc mining. Two'displo'ced ' . ) ^ sHori-tenriYunded .tntini lA dds^pioxim fitely.^j)eri^ ________ _SchooLX>istricU( tttIeXeatiie,gamea2-eIsc4lA. [isidering-relirem eritr" : em ployees are consid t>m vendors outside Its.tax-. ege R o a d ' cent to bids fh>m land, ai^ ssjN o rth Cbllegi -The) I ; -jd i^ iiz tb ^ ^ su n im ^ ^ ^ A e ^ lW s 'in S a ^ . te .fo r.a n . ing district, Trei 'reasijror Jo h n M ason toldI , PetersCTsaid. iGSl.'iis the. p lan n e d site. -J my employees) tb take .]; istiVe High.School i f thp^S o,,Sept.;.7..theBoard.-..,, rtive si^roch*.to the : tf ti^cbinpite'figures for a rtniirodent -M ason.plans t f t i r i n t p another j o t t : , " ' 7 sim ilar policy. r. / Alexander-will exam ine v iprtMt'for whether/wCh.a a t policy would hol(^,up in 'ii ,'j/ eea qua i ^ - fofe:tetrafat : ' r cb lleg e w e re sued VyatTT ' - S l ' D e a r^ b b j^ !^ ^ W o r k e r fto g iM ; , , * ok-.into a u h s u c t^ ftil bidd I o . n s a .'M C L b S ^ . . '

i> HAILEY - The t le threat o f intense rain ed a flash flood watch showers generated M onday for,Ihe: si so u th em end o f the he C am as Prairie and . Magic Valley, the Idaho's central m oi nountains, the National Weather Service ann announced. It means that conditions coi are ripe for flash ilooding," said wid Lany Holt, meteo*' rological technician' an with the weather ser- ' vice in B oise., . Meanwhile,^owsi vs in die Big Wood River decrease gradually this are'expected to dec . w ^ Holt said. CoI< Colder-tban-nonnal temj)OTturn m il retard ti rate Af snowmelt i n . d the the river's upper basio itsic,hesaid. fe ll on Galena "In^fact, fresh snow sn SQS&nit Monday. , ('At 4:15 p.m ., the thi B ig W ood was a Araiskn under 5 feet s Haile;^, flood watch t at lood stage is.at 6 feet is M ^ cc t, while f!oc> o ^ n d a y s !lash-fl i-flood wiitch included Twin Falls. Burley ley,' Fairfield and Sun li It Valley, Holt said; Ii was issued shortly. after noon Monday ly o as moist, unstable air inued to produce spotty from Oregon contmu ,downpours in Idaho. ho. . ' The danger o f flasl lash floods is greatest in steep, confined guliii iiliies and canyons. The Ivises p e ^ e atig to m a , id y h e u for grotod;' - Wen ifitinvolN ^i es'abandon!^ a vehicle ' ' and scampering uphill ihill in tbe rain.

ofldoho ond Chilisi resuurant. res lots opproved Monday, ninelo: r changes to U.S. 93. expansion or ch BySeanL.McCBrtfay Thots where some me debate still remains Neil! ;ials had suggested mming; the tl /c said con- ' City ofTicial! lilsen s representatives have Times-News writer______ 05t i ---------------------------- structli ikcs Tinflnishedrsaid-Ncils lcilsen's"attomcy,~John-----on'o fleflst~ n o rth e rn m o st 5 e c ilo n ~ o fB lue tn k ;iloirwlllrbeglnthisyear"oi nto a one-way road and divei /ert- Hohnhorst. y have not Boulevard into Jt o f the lots, though they : isino m ogul C raig som e TW IN FALLS - C asir ther But Hohnhorst said >aid he did not wont to rward with plans to reveale iround his property on anotb /elopers yet. ing traffic arov lied any ofthe potential devcl< Neiisen now can go forwa ved, "embroil the city in id. That idea has been shelve n th that" conflict. Wcrc live Garden one-way road, Red Lobster and Oliv loulevard horse pas- Taco Bell, E sell off his Blue Lakes Boul sens recommendation lo put ut 0 trying to steerTa carcf arcful course here," he xtssible ten* as has Neiisen lepers. restaun immtS'were mentioned as pos ture to commercial develop* [ikcs said. . the intersection o f Blue Lok yC Council approved ants, however, h' session lost stop l i ^ t at; thi during a work sej In a 4,-2 vote, the City ;M ayor Gale Kleink rinkopf said he agreed iew boulevards. m in g coni- and Bridgeview o fd te c i^ planning and zon onday for Canyon year-of '* N eilsen's-final plat Mom lOver, regipnal engineer forthe tl with state officials,wh ,who say trofTic rcstric, Lorry VanOv liece o f a tract that missior on. Park West, a 14-acre piec sportation Department, said id it tions, including the climination d ir o f some lefl Deve ip i for sever- Idaho Transpo velopment had been held up N eiisen ow ns southw est o f th e P errine here tums, will be a neccssa essary safety measure as ifer to put a new signal whe ansportation wbuld be safer mths while city and state trow al moni Bridge., see if his Blue Lakes inte intersects with the Magic Valli illey more cars use Blue Lak Boulevard, Lakes ts, a hotel, office ' officiol tals worked with Neiisen to i Fouc new restaurants, :c between FifSt Security Bat for future Mall entrance I si needed to be adjusted f< ed i to be bwlt on tbe plans space and stores are slated P le a s se e s e e GATEWAY/C3

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;s ev e d ;to bav.e e r c s n o th in g to su g g e s t Sim m onds .was beliei tah (A P) An T h en T R E N T Q N , Utah irr: in the dining :r persons involvem ent, or been on the same flo o )tcd Utah histori- another ] autopsy.'showed notcc room at the time o f the i ee^^losion. ay,*^ Nelson said, died of cyanide foul play an A J. Simmonds1 di ed S im m o n d s, 5 2 .' c i u r a to r o f m onds had been separated e d ay his Simm< p o is o n in g on th e sam s ast archives and spccial collections ci at lis wife. Jeannie, in the last )und him in what from -his home exploded aroun' tly U tah S ta te U n iv e rsit lity s M errill y s and had b ee n re c e n tly de, investigators 10 d ays * was likely a suicide, iri- L ibrary for 28 years. 8. w as found wj;h divorce papers, authori_____said Monday. _______________ ^sct^i'.cd.w: b u n ^ beneath deSns : s shortly afler wrt from the state ties said, id. ' A preliminary report on The blast was n the 9 a.m. explosion. T s o oflice revealed T he ca c u se o f th e ex p lo sio Medical Examiners v a l communiium cyanide in re m a in ne ed u n d e r in v e s tig a tioin. n , felt throughout this run traccs o f p otassiun all Lake City. la /er, fire investigators found a ty 80 miles north o f Sal ^ bottle ofthe sub- However Simmonds* blood. A be FircH ghters from T re m o n and ed fi^m^the ruins fitting; had hi been rem oved fromI a stance was recovered md found tw o-' :he Lewiston responded an< 1 gas i Cache C ounty natural g line locatcd next to the o f the house, said C thirds o fth e two-stoiy y frame house s furnace. Nelson saidlelson. _ houses f SherifTs Lt. Lynn Nelsi :he had co llapscd. Som e .m inor fires rcncb.Jhc.pipc_fittingond_the_ anidc-c.vidcncc A.wrec ______ ilc_said_thc_cyaiij shed. :re were quicldy extinguish co ta in e r o f cyanide were gave m ore weight to earlier police sm all con lin S im m o n d s w a s a n a tiv e o f near the furnace on the main Sunday moming found n statements that the Su nd Trenton and grew up) in i the house' if ike a suicide. floor o f the t home. Nelson said, and explosion looked like

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BILLINGS. Mont. ( i 'n i ^ i r t o l w M Japanese are making two-week tour o f the motor home, trying to best and the b r i ^ t ^ t sp S m a ,l= a d ,o It's no vacation,' but icfaofolhcis. vacations fbr thousands M ost Japanese! lo tc u r is ls d o n 't IC United Slates," know this pan o f the I rescarehcr fo r' said Yoshiro Iwasa,, a i lan Travel B ureauthe Tokyo-based Japan : i no guidebook : Foundotiqn. Thcre :'s n o t a s tr o n g about here. T h eres image abdut this area." : h K Iwasa, along with I o k o K a t o ,a c o n s u lta n t, a n d Jap a n cse.^ u rism cor jrism statistician, Koichi Hosno, a tourisi arc taking th e b a ac dk ro a d s f r o m le ,tiy Minneapolis to Seattle, i in s to c T a n i nr i assessm ent o f . in highlights for their the region. They arc looking at the i possibility I A m erica" tours o f marketing Rural se travelers, and add trips to Jopanese t )ut will file a r e ^ r t about the area upon their return to Japan. :The tour also is an effort by the ism Developmenl National Rural Tourism )te i the backroads Foundation to promote Tier-Stovesv-a o f Americo.Homei lerica Inc., execKompgrounds o f Ameri ly the utive, is accom pany t Japanese indguide!^ researchcis as driver and oarded their 35. :The researchers boar Minneapolis and ' foot motor home in Mil p ai at the Mali o f made their first stop Irapolis, tlie conAmerica. From Minneaf to P ipestone tihgent rolled on: K the National Monument, th( Badlands o f It B Rushmore and South Dakota, Mount fore ending u p in Ucadwood, S.D., before BjlHngs.

be ^ ie d in ir , so id M ax P eterso n , f libraiy <md informatibQ dirK tor o of s'irv ic e s an s d S im in o n d s d ire c t or. supervisor, son s a id S im m o n d s w as F etersoi ; needed for regnnvth. ' have and shade oei J! BOISE (AP) Loggers L > cu h ired as c rato r o f archives and irest Service plans to salH ie Forest J removed almost all the th dead trees. s i ^ i a l coll lollections after he obtained :-77,500-acresof Boise:-:--------. unprotected-bj^vag-log-77 rr-:------leavingtbe-ground-ur Iters d e c re e from USU. h is m astei Land burned b y . Motional Forest National Forest Foi shade in the Boise Ni ; years, Simmonds expandOver the y 3ulch fire and other wild-- vas charred by the Star Oulc lyj where eveiything wa istory archives from about ed the histi It wilt require' 3ulch fire. fires last summer.sut last summers Star Qu 30 sh elf feet fc o f materials to 'm ore Bst six pine seedlings; that at least ( large trees are left n. A few pondenjsa pi 000 item s,'including hunthan 75,00 e ashes, but on each acre, cre. , ; : poke through the thousands o f photographs. dreds ofth( Cascade ofiicials say they dll likely with- . Boise Case ug' ' foresters say they will ug h th e arc h iv e s focus A lthoug dge and regret tbe proba, acknowledge o. er in the'summer svn. m Utah and Mormon histomainly on :yofthc-Piocs?Trleni8.~-----fd----------Residents-of Valley monds w as also credited ry, Simmc i1 homes about Lyim Hou Hfouse, logging manager 2d a subdivision o f 22 luiring a world-retfowned w ith acqui i m Creek, say for the comp ompanys southwest disfour miles down Th^^ idon collection. Jack Londo sed to salvage trict, said d areas ai where the logs they are not oppose< illed by forest were piled k) too U close to the creek logging o f trees killi : work is done ore recoverin; ering naturally. The com2 fires, as long as the % the banklwhere ' pany has1 rebuilt ret carefully. But they believe sal alvage logging the creek was diverted. J Iy ai all trees were i t o o v ^ acres o f 5tate Virtually KANE (A P) Its not the he o f more than 7,000I a SPOKV H ouse'.. med by the fire in the Easter ute Creek IDS has diminished her body, ' endowment land bum< way AID! ause o f co n tq ^ P ^ con- ; ed !. said, because :r out o f school or prompted is being pooriy done. tullu U d iu tissio ion n o f grief and death that smjrmed a neigh- flicts. igging contract, issued Ikad teachers mention when talkJ Thom Creek The loggi ut Kara Claypool. e forest fire, was fpr an. issociation, to before the fc er warm, sparkling approach to use said, w hich would ogging in the sale, House ow ed the com pany to have allowi s given me joy and memories C S nent o f Lands, rem ove the liargest trees w hile ' nd ays have, thot sense o f awe and lany s t a l e r trees on-the dowment land leaving man) Now they have fon lion that somebody so young company paid S7P4i858 ,, schools, land H ieI coi borhood group* the state 1 so strong tfnd tenacious, 54 acres offered in the cade Corp. for to lo g '834 s Property Owners A si Maiy Haymond said. eeksale. Idahos Forest Easter Creek i m onitor salvage log tciK ncrM i , now 7, was the first publicly be fire, the only way for f , area. tt inspections .' After the AIDS padent in the Spokane on the operation ' tde piled logs to make money moi Tlje state pepartmc ed H ' system w hen she entered em ove alm ost all the Creek in one w as to rem< which m an a g e rado arten in 1993. She wm infect- H {trees. ' to raiM mooey Totd il the creek in remainingtre ^ ier . . re 01^during birth. Her mother House said Boise Cascade elect: ; ' . has cited Boise C&sca iicopter log in order to . got the viriis Vir fiorh her husband, a drug. ral laws were ed to helico] ^8- ^ three violations o f Id 0odied o f AIDS in.l990. :e C ascad es minimize doinage. dan usw w h i Praictices A c t State ; Claypool made her daughhe conceded that both the fcoval o f dead Still, he co found'Bdisie Cascadi ^ ment known to other parents at >ggers nonnal- company and the state might have tbO 'C lose'toTloni.C STS i n he 1 Elementary school from' the 6 lead trees, or been able to find ways to leave 5 ' ' " ' * ' ^ rildlife habitat more trees. 5. . ahotha loctuion. lOped Karas bubbly personalili,No state or federa d help reduce wme of the sdgg* v iolated by B oise S ' "'J','; If. ounding AIDS and opparalmost complete rem( APphao has. trees. But salvage log] nond recently aw arded her ic h o o l In S p o k a n e , W a st K ara Claypobl'got ish,, er O n h e r la s t d a y o f 8Cl ^ Haymp Ty leave enough,det id second-graders certificates. p le n ty o f h u g s fro mI h first- and /m ond a n d froni h er I e r t e a c h e r M ary Haym snags, to providc'wili : smiles, reading efforts, ^ g , c la a a m a te a . K a ra i s( t h e firs t pubH ct -k now vnAIDS vlc^m In th e n ends and othd-achievement. 1^" S p o k a n e s c h o o l s I she picked up the certificate response cooriinator Kathy nconc_who always has lots of M rs. H aym ond, th e e en d s really AIDS res] and private therapist L a r^ 3r everyone, the children Ramsey'anc sn close, her teacher said. for luggested books teachers ut, Kara! Kara! pve ber a hug. C ronin &ug All I could do was gi> . ouw iust m aking it through the le I couldnt say, Oh, it: is t: n o t That could .read sd with students, advised day can be a struggle for the nmunication and discussed nswer. ' open comm iie wouldnt be an honest ans C o m p o u n d s to Iren view illness. ' . ley has sought how childrer Principal Gene Woolej 8irl. takes seven different medica'staff have created a beautihe Hospice of School sta acounseling help fiom the . ple for Spokane, Ramsey aily. She missed 40 days o f Spokane, which helped smooth Koras ful example of sn n Jthe past academic year and ays he'wanted said, id entry into school. He say school. m !S, to build a relationship wit ^ i t a l i ^ twice with shingles, rith Munselors There are ar many families dealing Si in Spokane. A school set1viral Infection o f tbe nerves, eetidondhavwith AIDS ^ instead o f waiting for the < n ^ n fi> lv i me in and tell ting tiiis cari ring precedent helps all o f ' ne point this winter when she ie ing some strangers comi A t one > $ 1 ,0 0 0 m in u m u m doing well, she said tp me. us, she said lid. e, us how to grieve. sd :l '

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bcf efore commissioners that he : si: simply wanted ' a n , retum on his investment. Eck ick and his partj^W Q liam Brock iers had planned to build a ge ner getaway home . Timc5New8 writer ssia County commission- .' for br thnr families there. --------^ ------BURLEY-- Cassia . . . . . 1. lethcrto fme a landowner ( om m issioners will deci C ers ore deciding wheth :cide June 26 I TWIN F A L L S -A rive river conservation group is urg ; 8 who ran a campgrou k-hether to grant Eck the sfJccii ;round without a permit whi ;ial-use permit tlie ^director o f the Idaho Idi D epartm ent o f Wa >f Rocks Reserve over he e needs (o develop a 20-site w ithin the City o f I te campground (Resources tO'throw out It a watcr*right permit for hyd lydro* Memorial Day weeker :kend. for or tents. Ecks land lies with 'ithin a quarter e ie c^ c development at at'l Boulder Rapids on the Sni They are also decidi ciding whether to grant a ' mil lile o f the Colifomio Tfail on and within the iUver near Buhl. cd where piowrmancnt campground rcsi cscrvcs historical, viewshcd permit allowing a pcm Idaho Rivers United^: ed^ has written to Karl Drcli Robert Eck told commissioners co Monday nee eers spotted Twin Sisters, o a 1 landmark on _'^atcfiRcsourccs.dircctof, lof, askingJum.to.dismiss.the.E ring sagebrush for campthe iic trail, and marked their na names in axle he had started clcarinc mit immediately - and br I bring Boulder Rapids under liar road that runs through gre rease onthe rocks. sites and for a circular filll protection ofthe state tates CompTehensive Water P ie 21 and accepted dona* " * his property on June 2 "We arc very cognizant of pr private proper-' for the Middle Snake Rive Liver. . . tions over Memorial rial Day weekend from ty /i rights within the reserve. C the other I. On * "This is following up ip ^ with a bit o f unfmished bi and, we have to follow rules people who camped 3 thi there. han les nnd regulor riess, said Marti Bridge dgesj water policy director I wanted to see .dams said. : if it would fly before I tion ons, Commissioner John Ada It seems as if some state agenc Idaho Rivers United. It s( The commission will make pursued this thing"Eck Ec said. ke its decision 1 ^ont always follow up on unfinished business. - . . Eck filed an applica ipedintheCity lication for a pemiit with bas ascd on whether people campe Earlier this month, the the Federal Energy Regulatj 13 and hadnt heanl back o f flRocks between 1850. when len immigrants thecountyonM ayl3: license applicatii Commission dismissed hydroelectric hyi from them, so started I 1! 1988. when it ed work on his property, star lailed coming through, until Qn the Middle Snake at I Boulder, Empire and Kam 2 ^ he said..He didnt kno i While people giow he needed opproval bee ecame a reserve. Adams said. > rapids. FERC based its dM dwision on the fact that dcveli clear the roads, he said. did id camp, there wiu no charge ;e t then, he said, wauS' county to clea had done linie to reso tsolvc denial of a cmcial wal , Commissioner John ohn Adams told Eck the and nd so the commisision is walkir iking a fine line Quality permit by state envi mvironmenta! quality officials, county had until Jum 'unc 2 10 respond to, his in il decision. 1 its lased'prcsident o f hydropov ; Joe Davis, Bolse>base application. Penalties t aware of the ies for the zoning violaE Eck testified that he wasnt i iesrinc., ^ id th e company prol develpper L.B. Industries, tion will be decidedI ne; Rocks into a next week, Adams said, proj roposal to tu'm the City o f P bly wont appeal the decision. dec No construction w< worK Federal officials, h :hosed the land, !, historians and private nati ational reserve when he purcha ever took place at Boulder, der. Empire or Kanaka rapids, landowners expressed in sed diffeiing viewpoints . but ut told commissioners he p^icipated p^ of Falls, about Gve mi With the exception o f Auger ^ M onday as to wheth rior to the G i^ lether the campground pub ublic.comtnent meetings prioi irom ^ e Pcrrine Bridge, i stiite water plan prohit ;e, the r Rocks beam ing a reserve. should be allowed with vithinCityofRKib. ofP opment along the Middle Snol ^ew Hvdropower devclopr Eck, who purohased tendent o f the ised 20 acres in the City N Ned R. Jockson. superinten d by J b c plan was approved b the Id ^ o Water Resoui y o fjlo c k s fa 1981 with ith two partners, testified City ity of Rocks, said the U.S. Park Pai Scrvice is Boara ih 1993, and the sl e state Legislature adopted it

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By Jconifcr Bunch : Times-News writer opposed to t\campground. ot\ campsitc there to lister istcn to the coyotes a n d .. ."We do m c any .walk down along Ac le trail tr to see the wagon .' 0 not.believe there should be j commercial i ial development in the foregroi round 'ruts." he said. "I like :c to get a little more up ofthe Califo ilc o f closc and personal like a lot o f people do," liibmia Trail or within one mile it," Jackson ti commission^., hesaid. )n told ity of H. Olcn Ward, who whc owns land in the ublic testimony berorc the City Also, publ Rocks was d attle there, told commis>trict- reserve and grazes cattle IS designated a reserve has rcstr cd to 50 the the number o f campsites the Patk crty rights need to be F sioners private property Service can.c an. develop in the reserve, he said, si Id I protected. Eck should b< k allowed to develop and 100 mot >f the his campsite if he mad made efforts to conceal note will be added outside of Ward said, reserves bour the sites withnatumlI vcgeiation. vcj oundaries. -Jackson d whd'owns 40 ocrcs o f ~ n disapprovcd'of Ecks'pluns ns'to Bul'CorrLloyd. whi build a showi i/hich property odjoining Eck' ick's. said he wanted to ower house on the property, v/h would be within witl a quarter mile of the trail, lil. see if commissioners rs would v grant the perel any i "We feel a building structure would d not mit. Lloyd said he woulc 'ould like to mine minerbe in keeping d. als on the property, ling with p re d a tio n ," he said, But questic gnifi"If the county can 1 grant gn them a pemiit to stions arose regarding the sign cance o f hat that portion o f the miil. It cant It be do that, then we wondei nder if it will grant us a' seen from the the road. permit to develop ours. irs. Lloyd said, Larry Jonc : hisDuring the hearing, ing, Eck extended his ones, a historian wiih the state li torical socier hand in gratitude for br private p owners who :iety, told commissioners the porp tion o f the tri can t>e used as an educati : trail ation supported his plan to t dc\ develop a campsitc. . site for toursi mple Stacy Buckwoy, granc Tanddaughter to John R. ursist. It could be a good exam] o f the trail's < Erickson, one of the property pro owners, ended I's erosion. Jones, who hasn't seen st the site in question, qut added that he would li 1 like piiblic testimony with Jl a plea to commissionto see all cam ramping in the reserve prohibitec ted. ers to grant the spccial-u: al-use permit. . Jason Stepl :honge to com money to tephens, Ecks nephew who woi /ould "Give us a slight chan maintain the i he campgroiind, told commissic sion- make. 0 retirement home hon in another area, ers that not < ot everyone simply likes to poss pi hopefully far from a reserve." rese she said, through the r The Cio* o f Rocks a is important to them, ie reserve during the day as does dc ce of too, she said. They kn Jones. Visitor itors would have the experience ' know o f at least one camping on tl historical trail, he sud. . m the led the ancestor who traveled i California Trail 1 don't s< why you wouldnt warn int 0 during the migration in tl the late 1800s. / | t see

Iter right permit was granted :: Unfortunately, a water (Water Resources) for the thi Boulder Rapids project J wrote tp.Dreher. May 26,1984, Bridges wi e I the i: In 1989, days before the The pcmiit was due to expire, , 1^33 d gi got an extension. In 1993, li iflevelopcr asked for ond ue to he extended permit was due l^an a month before the x;ond expire, L.B. In d u c e s requested req and received a seco extension. lozen ixpires on May 1,1996 - a doz s The latest extension expi I. vater right peimit was Issued, years after the original watc it a and ismiss this water right pemiit ; -"Jts appropriate to dism >lan, mce with the state water plai tilings in occordano Its hone interview Monday. It * 2 a Q StbesTwd in a tel^ hot n fc for cleaning up the river, s l ^ m the right direction t v, was nit was originally granted, it 2^Back when the permit' fTcrent mindset, she said. (j^fTerent era with a difTer

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She that call for a little fun iirther eXplana- izes in rehabilitative reh >he K ra u s is a 1988i g ra d u a te o f : ! culled suggestions fix>m ber Minico High School, a tion, such as; Make su sure your child says she ci an'd'a graduate leriences. knows that Paul McCa Zartney was in own experi liversity with a W j t ^ o f Seattle Pacific Uni^ ing Sensitive Children When another band before W ings and his Raising ;y and e le m e n -, ; degree in psychology Id Seems So Crazy is availsolo career. the World I- tary education. Sensitivity is about It different lev- able by mail m order through Saturn She is employed as is a sixth grade 0 7 ) 367-0Q 55. P ric e is teacher in Seattle, els o f aw areness," saj ays Levinson. P re s s , (4 (41 ; ilus S1.50 for shipping and People need to know \ / where society SS.95, plu md B oborg is a 1985 5 g ra d u a te - o f here, it is now. handing. has been, not just whe ll, and a graduBrainerd High School, and Lynn Knws with Daniel Qoberg 8o ate ofS eattle Pacific University Ui science and a property mi f manager in Seattle, a degree in political s i< em ployed by . ' ^ e wed< vedding is planned for July * history m inor. He is lacDonald as a 2. ly, June 26 through 29, and Yates., Wood, and Mai Thursday, T ^ n m e s -N e w s It I the Idaho School for the July 5 at d Blind in Gooding. All supr G O P D IN G - R eg sg istra tio n is D eaf and E ! included in the S30 fee. u n d er w ay fo r three e C o lle g e fo r plies are in n ak e -it-an d -ta k e-it class. K id s co u rses s e t'to 0 begPn so o n A ma ?ainting on Shirts,' is set for through the C ollege e o f S outhem Fabric Pat ere looking for a p rls olterM, W.Va. (AP) they were CHARLESTON, to 12:30 p.m . June 29 at Idaho North Side Cente iter. 10 a.m . tc : to iv an s i^ deputy native t' the popular Future R eba Pittm an Eva iter. C hildren ages 8 and Basic aid training g will teach 7- th e centei tions for the U.S. Farm irs ers o f Am erica. And tbey , ; director o f operatior hould bring a light colored W 13-year-oldshow to 0 handle emer; above sho rtatlon ond school enrollcd T he Tim es-News tt^nsportat 1 to bring several small home <f A griculture, wonted to D epartm ent o f gency siniations. It wi will meet froin T -shirt and an piece o f cardboard or m cnt. mics program s under one a running back- _economli : . Herschel Walker is i ) place inside the shirt. The To q.m . to noon Jun m e 26 a t th e w ood to p: m llies are re sp o n sib le H o st fa far fae T W IN F A L L S -- T h e Y o u th la. Giants. umbrella, for the New York Oil to. , -WendeU High School. .C Co st is S6. fee is SIC. viding love, understanding nc. Is seeking for providi Exchange Seivice Im ear later, schoolgirls and common: They A yeai They have this in i lore information or to regis A ceramics class is i: planned for For mon Bring hom e. Hosts are al>le exchange stu - and a conn I*'' hom es for foreign ex 3 from 29 state associations lometnakeis. - teachers f . . oi^ce were future hon 934-8678. >nday through ter, call 93< ict p e r m onth for tax 10 a.m . to noon M on Ia school year. to deduct $50 : d ents for the com ing tb attend tHe first J th the membership w ere :lected ele j And they have I ;s during the time a foreign e e n l S a n d lS purposes di Students are betwee al conference in Chicago. t. I In their youth, national cards to prove it. ge s tu d e n t liv es in .th e ir tie frpm counex c h an g e PI years o f age and com< create'd the ^^Future to the F u tu re' They < / ' " they belonged tina, B elgium , home.. r tries such as Argentir m akers o f A m erica on a Hom em akers oif f A i m erica, the Homemo nore inform ation, w rite to' :o and others. For' mor ch H ong K ong, M exico that $2,798budget. bu national student organization org The Ttme-New8 co m p a nlys y serv ic e areas, w hich iwn s p e n d in g th e Y o)Uth u tl E x c h a n g e S e rv ic e , jn T h e y b rin g th e ir ow lestic arts and celIn 10 50years, the budget has promotes the domest in clu d e; T 1 w in F a lls, M ountain Court, Suite 830, items. ' 4675 M[acArthur ac/ m oney and personal it rthdoy this week; increased ed a thousandfold to $3 mil.. ebrates its SOth birthd Boise, E m m ett,'M eridian, C A LD W ELL - Ho io m e F ed eral Hom e, Bo rt Beach. C alif. 92660, Or m p r o v i d e s , N ew port B T h e Y E S p ro g r a i 3ut th h t's not all that has Iker epitomize the lion. Bui Evans and Walker md Caldwell.' . new scholar- Nampa and Savings is funding a1 r II in s u ra n c e , call 1-800-1 00-848-2121. m e d ic a l a c c id e n ta l HA over the past changed, d. _ changes in the FHA s on College o f Idaho is the ship program for ^ hihmen i students Albertsoi ^ the FHA was mostly mral th are black; the Once, ll half-century. Both i Bl, only non-denom inational, from southero Idaho 0 planning to s ta te s onl fonale. Membership * attend Albertson Colleg were white, and and 99perccnt pei ' ' groups founders: wi ed liberal arts college. Founded ege. private, Utx Ia h rena is the ofiice, - reached a ig h o f6 0 7 ,1 7 5 ih l9 6 6 . female. Evans arem T he announcem em mt w as m ade' in 1891 as the College o f Idaho, the with the all-black Walkers arena is after a merger, m not the home, and Wl dent institution has been re c e n tly by A lbertsi tso n C o lle g e 700-stude Still, they say the New Horn omcmakeis. well, fi)C arena., Sti ly irecognized for its acadeP resident R obert L. H I endren Jr., nationally tiy, membership has declined . ned were worthMostly, lessons they leamei gram s, nam ed one o f the along with Daniel L. SfSvens, Si priesi- m ic p ro g r since. It now stands at . ev e r sin while. ional liberal arts colleges in Itive officer o f best region 0, with about 10,000 chap-- ^ dent and chief executi' ne to make deci251,210, They.tought me it 1 by U.S. N ews & W orld Honie F e d ^ Saving.' S.' Stevens said th e W est th United States, Virgiii sions tlmt count, not just procrasti- ters in the oagazine and named a best, the scholarship" will be awarded to Report ma{ lem' to som eone Islands and an'i Puerto Rim . nate and pass then Barrons and U.S. News. nt an from th e buy" by Ba The other thing The focus fo< has changed as well, ; ' a n incothing fresbm ' . ' else, she said. Tl; just to tiy to bc a While the thi central focus still is the they ta u ^ t me is jus V B I E W W M E in OUTDOOR POWI ; ; good citizcn. While Ie youre J just one family, we we no longer emphasize tra- . 1 1 homemaking education, iding som ething ditional i person, you're doit i cooking and sewing, said ofthe whole." such as c< ' thats for the good o f I Hopiellttl ive Director Alan Rains in J.S . O ffice o f Exe^tive . W hen five U.S S Corpoiailon Dei lees met in 1944, Reston, Vi iVa. 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B aksrylbrallshm s. l< ^ .7 3 3 -6 1 3 7 fo rap p t n e e d e d for te m porary 'y kapped students and for Valley Womons retaillopop THEFOLLOWINQ < wofWng d e p e n d ^ aales " t h s ro a d s x p s r is n o s , p erson a t 1828 Bridge s e a s o n a l and temp-toa part-time certlfled 00 meraUon. seekEog .profg h person in Tii\n Falla. Ex* r o ls s s A CDL rsq u irsd . '>oaview Blvd. ROUTES y ___ hire positions. Accounting Ji SALES. AVON wants Indirest. .. v . m u n lc a tlo n d i s o f d s r . slonal IndMdual Interest r csllsnt earning potsntlai t P*** Mfl<-777*7366 jMISC AVAlLABLe A s s is ta n t, S e c re ta ry , vMuals interested in earn on nt MEDICAL/DENTAL r> specialist S en d resum e __ . o d In a m a n a g o m o a n d b s n s f lts fo r right r. T ^ E Swathsr o p e r a t i NEEDED I IMMEDIATELY.^ , tion Accepting ai^icatjonsilR' in .. W ord P ro c e sso r, Data if to: 507 Idaho St. or call position. Tho operatlor II .p srs o n . Pickup applica* ing $8-$14/hour. FT/PT. 'VMNFALLS . 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No phone calls ploaso ye application for a poM w ' PROFESSIONAL pstttlvswagssfocthertaht 1 $25,000 annual avsrags. 800 tS w 6 21-800-721-VTORK REPRESENTATIVES gf BtodcSunriss Blvd Managomonl oriented r % th e p o sitio n o f P o lic e! H person. Doug*'Sutter Co. ' commission. Start Nowl GrsnadaDr MEDICAL Theropy Techt chs SERVING THE MAGIC E j^ s n c s d in ^ Retail troer orlontod' T O m <5ir. Minimum quallfl* Route 738 1 0 w h e e le r driver, with h 324-2198 eves. 1 ^ needed, to worlc with prO wo- VALLEY FOR 9 XEAB81 nwinufactursd home or ,736*6548 far Intscytow. g Maturo & woil rour>d6d . cations: High School dlUJI found handicapped kids a a ssB C 0 U 1 3 sp d .S a l- : 1600-1600 Stock Fner:*' I rstatsd sales. __^Minimum of 2 yrs retail tploma or equlvalerit ar>d aty DOE. Call 423-4269 ' TRADE FT tnjck drivers, J MISO. Hsip waritsd ahlp- Sc 1:45-10pm or 5:30-2prr CLERICAL Receptionist: S ^ o m o rsB lv d *D edtoatedtothetask expor In Womons apparoi ). B a a l c I d a h o P O S T'. *i^lnt CDU excel benefits, k>eal plng& rscsM ngdsri(.ds- 40 k Ir In We aro looking for a deshifts, wookend work 4 0 0 ^ ta d r o n a N 0 gTltythekey Somo managomont expoi <j . certlflable. Work week 40 ^ D & D T rsnspoitstion routes. 734-7440 I t ^ d r i v s r , must be able 40 votvod. if Intorosted caii cai pendable career minded 400-600 Msurtcs Display & merchandising J. hours wtth shift woric. Hoi- Th OSS lacking this neisd not ? Servtoss, INC peraon with oxperlenco. Maplewood ' to climb stsirs, & lift 75 M { p _a| Teresa at 934-5603. apply. Excsllsnt Income TRADE Detaners nseded. Our company Is growing, r. Id a y s a n d w e e k e n d a ^ 1735SMaIn Communlcalton and orRoute 640 ' lbs. Apply in p srso n at Bs p o te n tia l. Call Q uality Apply a t 364 Main Ave S. soon to bogln manufaC' MEDICAL-CNAS/NAS i. . required. I Gooding. ID 83330 . AS gonizational skUis a plus. f427 Blue Lakes Blvd. N. 70 TOOAcWSonAve Home Center, Twin Fails a A f itte r Look Detail. _ turing w omens apparoi. e The City of Kimberly Is an ^ Seeking Magic Valley area NEEDED for full-time e a & O n e w ho c a n loin th e 700 Fler Ave at 733-7200 ask for John Wo oner excel opportuniEqual Opportunity Emd riv e rs with CDL a n d : toi '" T p art tim e p o slto n s , ail oil team and vrork with littlea Pierce St | 3 TRADE White Water Const MISC Sssking ambitious, 100-400 Craner for appointment ' ty to loam & grow firtandpioyer offering retirement good driving rscord. 46 o u t i n g person w /p s i^ Bg shifts avail, Wood RIvei Iver supervlsion.-Bdng r e ^ e e to now accepting of^lea* ' aliy. Salary commsnsuand'quallflcatlons. Appli . stats Reefer * Mostly no *8UCare Center offers a vMo ^ c to.MVSS, 200 2ndAvo. ). nalm for PT position a s ^ 171 S ^ A I v e r a d o St * lions for an apprentice rato w/oxper. S en d R e cations will be accepted ^ A l^ O P P O R T llN rT Y touch freight *DJ P a r ty H o st tm . o n tOO-200AvenWaDelrito 101 range ol benefits, Indudlud- N. TF ' carpenter. Wage dependsume to; Martinrs INC. , until July 1.1995, a t 5:00 Competitive Salary In g m o d lc a l & d e n ta l wsekends. Will train, mu* 1700-1800 171 Fast grov^lng company Blake St . In g o n e x p e r i e n c e . PO Box 2630 Sun Voiioy lion OFFICE/CLERICAL. P T J p.m. Timely Raises s ic k n o w lsd g s a p lu s , 300-200 is j 'y insvmnco. Paid vacation looking to fin sales Loa Laooa St 543-4490 ID 83353. nn. 1 Hsatth Insurance Send resume to PO Box a n d -ro tlro m e n t p la n , b o o k k e e p e r for d a iry y : Send resume, application posltton. Quaiifled person B sut* to Induds priotwSn .2552 TF. ID 83303 I at a t equip, business. AR re401K ify P le a se co n tact DNS with experience, friendly if you live In these areas & ' advwflaing Rsms tor silt In J. C ^ ^ ^ m ^ K ly ter. laying Job duties. Mon.u < Lumpers Paid ----Wood RWor Care Center, pur rtwntnmr fi ADMINISTRA?!^ M ISC ELLA N EO U S PT ? Interested In being a I .. Homa Regutorty lo cato d 18 m iles N.. of ol I h n i^ . 12:00 to 5:00. Pri-I- '1 U Main North Commission plus benefits Independent Junior route ASSISTANT Jsntorlai.svssM ssksnds. ^ . IP.O.BoxZ S t. or o x p e r. p ro ferra b le . > Modem ^ p m ^ i , J e ro m e . 511 E 4th St, & vacatk>ns. reasonable a Ro()uicDS ofltco/ecMnlstJStK/G T F arsa. CaH543^e997 g^ e r...P le a se Call 733- ' Come b y o f l ^ o r csll | U SO O PPO R T U ^^ Shoshone. Id 83352' or 01 S e n d r e s u m e to BoxX IKimberiy, Idaho 83341 , hours. 09316x1203 exporlonca, critical thinlcPhone: 20&423-4151 9 5 7 0 2 % T h e T im e s - I 1-208-834-4491 | caIIS66-2228.PIsase ssnd rssum s to: Ing sitilis. exceiient com 214" ^ I n News. P.O. Box 548. Twin 1 Counterhelpwantsd,aftsr* I ' M agloyaU syN om s munications skills, and arid MEDICAL Activity Aide/ T fO T Z M E S M E W S - ' de/ Falls, ID 83303. ^ 7T B B s a E B s n s r a s m : and evenings hours, I DICK SIMON TRUCKING -..noon , C sntsr I T ability to handle multiple Iple compankan needed eves., ed rstu ttt. When you vrrita 21360 W sst US Hwy 30 I New highsr p w seals. 48I Mondsy through Fridsy, S CURRENTLYHAS \ tasks. Previous expert* sricall VkaU 81543-6401 H andloappsd G rsndm a, ^ yotir d tsslfled sd . b e surv FDsrJdsho 83326 a n d C a n a d a . G r s a tI a t th s airport. Apply a t OFFICE/CLERICAL OF* ence In health core tadlity THEFOUOWJNQ : sxosilsnt eook, for ranch i H ertz Rent-A -Car, 210 or can fo ^ ip p t 736-6777' bsneflts. 1*800*727-6666 lam MEDICAL PT Dietary aide Ide FICE HELP/FULL TIME. , tn M u g a -sp d lllo u L a plusi We offer excellent ROUTES or ; 8^*w nst.w . .; tamDy. Can oook for 2 nwanted, hrs. e-10am& 4- Computer/Bookkeepmgr ' 14starting wage and ber>ef(DRIVERS needed with 3 or 2 00.3284873AVAILABLE 9 to 7pm. w ages DOE Apply ply At least 6 years vrorking ts. Piease mall resum e M s s ^ ^ ^ i r ^ i * * m OTR exp. Must have) Dsaler/PIt C Boss, excellent ? I W ilth, at 820 Sprague. Buhl, ID experience required. DO ID * a n tto b e a w r its r ? Community Homo Health. TRUCK DRIVER wantsd. No experience necessary, C D L & g o o d d r iv in g I tokes ftbeneftts. All shifts Here's a way to get a start _ N O T A P P L Y I F N O TI- BELLEVUE/HMLEY. 0 lnc.'1109W. Myrtle Suite d ue exeellent sales . i Class A CDL rsq. Volco, record, 5 w estern & 46I open. Call 702-738-6421 f Freelancs writers wanted training Eariy momlng hoiirs Id. PROFICIENT with major 120. Boiso, Id. 83709. Or Kp an aya on cIsMllltX Ino. 616 W. Main St. In program. Compa s ta te re e fe r p o s itio n sI ask for Tina or Dave 13 0 YouH find flxe*ptlonl t>rSmall sconomlcal car ^ com puter softw are andI to write atx)ut events ar>d ! Jsrom s.______________ fill out application a t 130 ny otters: Incentive a v a i l ., n o to u c h f r t ., g oikn evwy day. Must bs bondabls bookkeeping. S end re-! life In Ketchum,'Sun Val4th Avo. West. Gooding Minit Lube to now accept* J program, eam while yoO 1-800-625-4553 ley and the W ood River II Intersstsd call Jim Dalos sgm e with references to, ing applications for FT fl leam. those seie^sKl . ' 216 I I'l" 1-800668-3883 = MEDICAL ^ . _Box 962S8 KTTie Times* Valley. Send a resum e ' d r iv e r w anted for c attle . |R g { jH E P ^ A R M 1 0 l^ ^ j- - a n d a-wrtiing-sampls-to:- - must be wlllina to start - ^ CNA WANTED N ew . P.O. Box 648rrwfiT . truck, full otp aittl>BS, - sx c r HANSEN/KntBERLY-------- Immediately. For------ -N.S. Nokkentved, regton* MV M an o r Is a s p e c ia l al Falls, ID. 83303. pay, must be experienced. Blvd N. TF. No p h o n s 7J Independent Junior; ADULT CARE Intsfvlsw csll 733-4673. 733-2009 for eustom lzsd al e d ito r . T h e T im e s place to work, with won S e n d r e s u m e to Box edito please. . |prof. rssums* Roy SkMtsn Carrier Routes Available. PERSO N A L Ci N ew s. Box 5 4 8 , T w in e ^ special people who work ------------------------------ ---98154, c/o Times News. Ptoase Can 423-4926 Rose Natkin wids indus ' Falls. ID 83303; o r call SALES. ^ t OFFICE-RNANCIAL LABORERS want1g g here. Come join the best PO Sox 548. Twin Falls. ROOF P T h e C o u n t r y L iv in Magfaj Word. 734-8217 K, trial distributor of fastsn733-0931, ex t 204 lOt As a leader In the flnahdal ed care team around. If not ed Packer Rooffng. Start* R o o m , s ta te 'llc e n s e . ID 83303 s r s & construction supall services arena-Bsir>g a " Z lngatS6ifhr.Callfr/8am.3 ne certlfled we will train. Call rrnfssslcinsl r r ^ i- ^ r r care home now h as one An West Ave A through ^ . ^ Is s to sseking entry lev- " PROFESSIONAL The Ida member of our consumer ^ Drtvsrs ra 536-6623.____________ _ pm. 733-0097. _ Cindy at 733-1806 ^ room Bvaltable. lf you or West Avs F. s i s a ls s /m a n a g s m s n t e ho Youth Ranch Is sssk* finance tsam msans R&J Lsasing to looking for loved one Is looking for a p s r s o n s in Tw in F a lls Ing an operations offlcsr sl having a good placs to professional drivers to run S A L E S P T a u to p a r t s d d e an caring environment MEDICAL-Wanted sodal focation. Dutiss Induds; ^ ll6 I ?0 for a 500 acrs sducation M worker long term care facounter person.Hagsmian I asta rt . Are you self 48 & 11 Western States. in a ^ y ^ w j ^ ^ seWng. eth thm 8th W est 100* Inslds & du tsld s sa le s, facility. Strong malnts* EMPLOYMENT t clilty needed. Licensed Auto Supply. 637-9100 I >d mothrated, assertlvs W e have 20 new trucks 489blk. n a n c s . su p srv iso ry , & lo a d in g & u n lo a d in g SERV ICES 48) sodal worker w/long temi m and snIoy dealing wtth thto month ft'grsat benef-^ WANTB3 u 9th W sst all. trucks, deliveries,- quot Coupis to man* I b u d g s t s x p s r is n e e Is c a r e e x p e r ie n c e p re . peopis? A pleasant ' lls. In te re stsd ? Csll 1 CBllfornIa, 600*899 bik. ing. stc. Quaiifled person / a g e sidsriy com plsx |n *U l E R l '^ s t a f f i n g ' . ^ necessary. P le ase send k. personality and gocKl 800-523-3089* Sheriei. I I " fe rre d . 20 hr p e r week. Colorado. 600*899 bik. will t>e energetle & willing Co Goodingr934-488e.-------- ------------ INC resum es to: I.Y.R.. Rt 3 ic , phone skBIs a rs a must' ^ A Q R i a ^ L m A ^ ' S end resum e to: Megic Idaho to leam. Base * commis*. Tsmp-to-hirs posttk)ns: Ida 600-899 bik. Box 2 5 6 , R u p e r t, Id. - Hiring For V alley M anor. PO Box >x Responsibilities Indude: WARNING *) Nevada 600-899 bik. *WsrshoustS(kllft Ne' F 83350. EOE___________ slon, & excellent opportu- Factory/food processing ^ ilB 306, Wendeii, Id 83355. a c ^ s s related to credit. AQ W anted: E xper b ale CM W eC an lR n d Y o u aJo b Factory *> nltles. -Ssnd rssu m s to: v Cflll l a i Free 536-2635 wagon operator. 543-6999 PROFESSIONAL If You Don't Apply Vl/ith Us CDL *< I f ^ llvein these areas ft Driv* Ifro 1300 Kimberly Rd. Unit F f ! MEDICAL Doctors asslsFork lift (werators i.otsof JobOppcxtunlties* Atoo Al havs constant nssd of our Murtaugh JL School #16. Twin Fans, ID. 83301 Constnictton c out intsrsstsd In being a * . A G R IC U L T U R E Y o a r tant In busy chiropractic accoCjntJng. NoWoitor* < o rk srs for tsm p o rary |n< in d e p e n d e n t r o u te . ' District *418 or fax to: (208)734-0488. h w o clinic. Can 734-7077 Mechanics round em p lo y e e to d do Call 733-8406 Mon-Fri carrier...Reass Call 733- 1 0 9 4 th S tP O B o x 1 1 7 CaTo*w For ssasonal Lanoseaps, car and m- 12 noon & 1 pm only. Machintots. field & shop worlc in sum _ between 10am & Spm C 0931sxt203 ' ____ . $ $ SALESSS c Construction, and Varisty OK C*rpftntry mer. shop work In wirrter, ^* ____ MEOICAC SPEECH PAIs tosiinooMngTorBKperienoed~ CDL r -assJgTjfflwitsrCairtoday--------' mechanical background saiss psopls for an r drivers ^ THOLOQIST. P/T for 28 for 8 SECRETARY I ths following posttion: N E v S tA F E E l Cooks BUSINESS OPPORTUNrTY essential. Must be com excellent opportuni^ in a b e d ICF/M R , s e rv in g MUSIC < a m n lL M iS ^ g The S tats Dspartmerrt ol INSTRUMENTAL II 7344521-80O-721-WORK ^ fortable operating large $ PAY PHONE R O tnH S , tast paced growing i z children. $18.46 per hrfor ConttTuethn Applications can b s picksd )r Education seeks an execuAj SE R V IN Q T H E M A O IC 60 kxi sstabttohed sites equipment. Please send , , 1 6-20 hrs/wk, via contract up or rsaume's sent ot the VALLEY FOR 9 YEARSI j 1 tlvo secretary who will work PERSONNEL SERVICES resum e to PO Box 382. Fax resume to 208-934$1500psrw ssk.0pen24 T h s H o r ^ l^ 'a c s ^ above address. > d i r o ^ for the State Super1 Twin Falto, 733^7300 Gooding. ID 83330 P srsonnsl Servtoss f hra. Csll 1*aoo(M 8e8. AMERICAN STAFFING hrs 734-517S'Roy - Burley, 0 ^ 8154 or call Gooding Re * Intenclent and h er Public 676-4040 No Fee 734*1000 NO FEEf Wendell IN C .v . hab & LMng Center, 208)* Information Offlder, The PROFESSIONAL ^ . ' OinSTANOING W holssalS'M agle Intermotintain i: Middle School is looking SALES S; 934-5601. ask for Julio H sstlng ft HOUSEKEEPERS H' 0 posKloh reduirss a high lev] INVESTMENT nMdod Ty Valley area. FT a PThrgh I Thilmony. ________ ol of organization and the for a special education ^ O, N E Y T O L ^ A ir C o n d itio n in g , Ino. ^ OPPORTUNrTYI expsrlenced preferred but v cK r a h o u i S f i n c 1a s an Immediate open* Must be knowi<o m m issio n , own h rs. h train. Also, experi* a r r ability to m anage an ex* teacher. < will EASTERN IDAHO possible residual income, 1 for a n experienced M EDICAL PH Y SIC A L $$NEE0CASH7 - edtpble, flexible w/a great I ing ^ tr e m e ly b u s y o f f lc e UVESTOCK enced rnalntenancs psr* r weekly pay period. Con1 THERAPIST. P/T for 28 We buy notes & real estale . sense of humor. Eligible ' Cook Wet HVAC Licensed Sen/lce i needed. Apply In per* au environment The ability to son COMMISSION ta b e d IC F/M R. s e rv in g c o n tr a c ts . C r S s t l v s ' c t J e ffry a t W ilso n 's Technician. Atoo have constant nssd of' co Must have 2 i at Motel 6. TF B h a n d le s e v e ra l a s s ig n - for ; Idaho certlflcatk)n. For son I. With 3500 hood capadty Umtted 736-1863. . L chiidren.S21.60perhrfor Flnancs.180994eo0^ Inquires csll 636-2418. ' J ' w o rk srs for tsm p o ra ry pin yra e x p e rie n c e & ow n f m s n ts a to n e tlm e ls j on 17.46 acres. 220 seat ? 16-20hrs/wk.vlacontracL , i ssssonal Landsesps, hand toois. Wages &bsn- MISC. W OPPORTUNITIES. and ^ reoulred. ^ arena, roiling stock, cafe. SALES Con Paulos Auto ^ Fax resume to 206*934Constnietkm, and Variety REAL RE ESTATE LOANS U.S. FOREST SERVICE commsnsurats wtth I ^ We a r s seeking an ex- I m OWNER WilL CARRY 209 n Mali In Jerome has 2 im-- efIts ' Poorcrsdithtotory 8154 or call Oooding Re* Poo SPONSORED SENIOR J asskjnmsnts. Call today sxpsrisnee & ablltty. Call [* tremely professional per* |R E S T A U R M |T 7 ^ ^ . Aror possible assumption 1 m s d la ts o p s n ln g s fo r ! Bankniptcy & forsdosurss hab & Living Center, 208* NEVB1AFEEI 'Ban COMMUNITY SERVICE 2 f 733-3252 fbr appolnlmsnt 1 son who will handle ail trav- with large down. " sales/leasing. Experience Debtconsolklstion loana I, 934-5601, ask for Julie 73444521-80O-721-WORK Deb EMPLOYMENT ^ ^ el en d lodging arrange* Mature M responsible person . For more Inforrrtatlon' call preferred but will train the T\ Purchases & rsflnatKss or f^T)ony. ._________ _ menta for the Superinten- needed Long h su l ft local truck BERVINQ TH E MAQIC *PuR PROGRAM for food serC^cs. r Will Brown @678-9005 or right person. Must have , drtvsr needed. 1 yr ex- The tt Jarbldge Ranger Dis* _ VALLEY FOR 9 YEARSI ___ 1-80M36-6660 ~ dent and PubttelntofTncttkx) f 43&-322S. MEDICAL OCCUPATION good communication and , p e rle n c e & re fe re n c e s t trict Is currently seeking ^ . 1 I ; CAREY & ADAMS _ I _ AL THERAPIST. P/Tfor Offlcen compose and edit veital skills, and appear* re q u e s te d . L ivestock | Idaho residents who are I 304 Q correspondence and pubU- ~ anes. Apply by ap(k>Int* i 7 28 bed ICF/MR. serving | hatiUng ft knowledge also c AQRICUUTURAL oxperleligible and may be Inter* ^ jO U S E K E E P I N Q * cations: com pose corre* RESTAURANT Now hlrlM m chUdren. $19.50 per hr for snt to Gsorgs.Hlisrides , II j w e s t j j e n t ^ needed. 734-7333 . estsd quaiifled applicants for PT enced gated pipe, s y ^ n ' In snrollmsnt in ths ^ . spondence for simervlsora; 16-20 hrsMk. via contract 1st d s s d o f t r u s t n o te , ! , & FT server positions. J at 734-6565 or 324-3900 _ Ssnior Community Ssr* KC tube Inlgator. 736-0359L ^ sc h e d u le ap p o in tm en ts HOUSEHOLD T h e B est 1st< Fax resume to 208-934* NEEDEDNO m I $23,000 balsnce, 8%, 10 v ies E m ploym snt P roW sstsm Canyon Springs $23 ^ and speaking evems; hanSALES I, W e- 8154 or call Oooding TleLong Haul Truck Drtvsrs I MILKING POSITION Expe yrs. $18.000.733-9658 j gram (SCSEP). SC SEP If I s ^ a e ^ n g ,appllea* yis. .. die Incoming phone calls NEEDED IMMEDIATELY ^ Inn rienced milker. 400 cows. hab & Living Center. 208* 1664 Blue U k s s Blvd. N m to a worit program sponth , and correspondence; de* M aturs. rssponslbis psr* tions for ths HoUssImp- ^Rsai r r E stats loans m ad s. '; S a l a r y d e p e n d s o,n n 934-5601. ask for Julie so rsd by t h e \lS Forest I'l D ^ Must b s sbis to m Ing s p n s , to c a ll o n p re* ir- Thiimoriy.__________ ___ vekjp and maintain execu- RESTAURANT 734-6727tordstalto. ; ; experience. Health Insur734-9679 . . \ ^ ! . Service In cooperation w tive records system to eat* ^ qualified custom ers, for w o rk W e s k s n d s a n d ^ Bartender/casino opportu* ance provided. S37-6B28. w ith t h e U S D e p t, o f : MEDICAL PSYCOLOQIST r alog and stors documsnta- *7 som a w ssk d a y s. Com* I p r s d w ood Oakwood Oi hom es, Amsri* )* - - a ^ " 1 ! ] r e - s n g ln s s buildings, p < 1 tkm iussdatabssssoftw srs n [ lty . g o o d p a y p lu s -I wHh MA/MS. P/T for 28 fra pstltivs vregss and attan* | ~ c a's number 1 rstallsr of zLabor. The program tods* bsnefits. Cair702*756* ! m s rnetal d.a n o s b o n u s a p p lls s . I I i b e d IC F/M R , s e r v in g2 to stors, rstrlsvs. compile 2491 , $25,00tf annual a v srag s n anufactured hom ss Is signed to provide work d m ask for Ken J experience through PT - M M s d to s lin s u r a n o s to s I children. K l . 60 per hr for r or analyze data. _ m e d ic a u d e n t^ commission. Start Nowl sssk a in g a sklilsd. hard- * m 16'hrs/mo. via contract. ' Typing skills ct 60 w.p.m. RESTAURANT r{ 736-6548 for Intsrvlsw. v moa. of FT.) 4 01K plan L woridng dependable ser* *employment for Indh^uLa Casita < ATTN: CNAs with DDA Earn up to $3000/m 0nth . ' ato66yearsofagsorokfsi paid vacatkm (aftsr 1 Earn A Fax resume to 208-934* * and sxperiencs wWi Word Mexican f and vice technician In Twin Restaurant Is so- ~ tmlnlng. Are you looking y> procsssing mottgads re* 1 >0 8154 or can Oooding Re Perfect 6.1 and QuattroPro CMting c f Falls. Excellent tw nsflts fsr who m sst currsntly ssspplications for Join lorcas wllh America's nm dslnyourarsa.N osx* 1 for more work? Are you ta b lls h a d low *lnoom e 1 > >u hab&Uvlng Center. 206 Is required. Excsllsnt com- PT f cook for dinnsr shift Number 1 home builder, a andw ageforrightpeison. ^ d e p e n d a b le a n d ta k:e e guidelines. Ths pay rata p srls n o is n s o s s s a ry . > munlcatkjn skills and tsie* sShift hrs. 5-10 or 11pm. e 934-5601. ask for Julle x c. w orking environ* F Pickup ap p llo atlo n s a t 9 1-801*468-6288. > , pride In tt>e work you do? >7 Thilmony._______ . phono stk)uetts Is s m ust v ment. high earning potenc oldsn H om ss, 21396 "& $4JJ5psrhour(thscur- HOUSEKEEPING. Hiring G W s also need a hosVhosIf so, come In and talk to rsnt minimum wags). Two dspsndsbis h o u ssk ssp ^ * T w oorm orsysatsofsxso- ti Ual and benefits, rmmedlIts s s /c a s h ie r for dinner Hwg^O. s s k for Tim or " r r u s td s s d s , co n tra c ts,.', i ' Id MEDICAL SCHOOL PSYAngela a t MVSS. 200 2nd w lidsm sss ridsr/rsngsr rs. W ssto n P ia za 1360 Trus ; utive secretary experience eshift for.Thur-Fr^Sat evea. aie opening.' Cali Hon* c m ortgages p u rc h s s s d . COLOTI8T. P/T for 28' . Is roqulim for fMs posmon. v BluetafcssB lvdN . . moi Ave. N. TWln Falls. M sitlons a r s svallabls. " a ta a d H om es for ap p t. Must be 19 yrs of age for ^ 208-ra4^727forquot6. . bed ICf/MR, serving chDof srtd sxpsr^ u n S h sstrocksrs, hangsrs ft ' Knowtsdgs P Ap^lcatlons a rs d u s t>y tt position. Looking for 734-4571. Sh 7: Hlririg C N A B rk fg ev lew E M tM dren, PT for 10 testlnQ a s> J u n s2 3 ,1995. Salary com- this s a, ftnlshers ne sdsd. 2 years s n o s w ith h o r s s s I s HOUSEKEEPING. h energy, d e p e n d ^ s ..............' ' 1 ft high a t e a ,g Is seeking full time CNA's .'s need ed . $2 1 .6 0 p er hr. nscsssary.W orkinciudss exp. 324-6585 after 6pm, n mensurate wtth sxpsnsnos p We will train. Ap,, rs. to rth ee-2 shifL $8.M per sr via contract Must be cer and training. For a com- psrson. invsntorying trail condi* di W sstb h P la za 1360 ' ask fb rJIn t i* if p In p e rso n a t 111 8 If ply " you a re a ^ g g r s ^ i v e . . a hr. May apply In person. ' tifie d fo r 1 0 t e s tin g & tkKis In th s Jarbktas WB* _ Blus Z Lakss Blvd N . .plete Job description con- ^ pA v e . T F E O E ~ Assessm ent Fax resunfeI : tact Dr. Asa Ruyle, Admin- TRADE - C o n a lru o llo n ds r n s s s a n d IlgM trail d who w ants lucraUvs op* TF CNA'S NEEDED to 208-934*8164 o r call 1 woffcsts n esdsd with sxtr m alntsnanoe. C an u s s p o rtu n itlss. WE WANT I Istrativs A s s lm n t, S ta ts ^ IMMEDIATELY! Gooding Rehab & Lhring psrisncs In stssi buildings, yi own horse, If prsfsr* your I VoUl Nk^twlas & Compa- P I 1 Department ot Education. TF & eurrounding areas. C enter. 208-934-5601,. ,s t _ ^ ) 334-3300. Contact: n ifyou-aralntsrsstsd, rsd. I ny iE salI s ' I I to e u r r i ^ looking for C . F T /P T .A p j^a t ask for Julle Thflmony. a C om m lssionsd S a iss The SDE Is sn Equal Op- " - Jewel'a Home Care. rsp ! portunlty En K)ioysr.Nots: H SALES SA - C o u n te r B ales ' ,.ssrvlcing th s Twin 1243 Lynwood Moll. . MEDICAL | SERVICE R a n g s r D istrict o fftos l | F allsm urlsy a rs a . Must PERSONNEL P auxiliary aids or services with w sxpsrisnee In cabif SCHOOLS/ : i 7 NURSE* ' IIIF U srA vs. fi ^ B u risy A v s.in 'B u h l I -Q havs food sscv lesa saiss __ m snd carpsts. Contact; ^ WAYNE WRIQHT.MD , a rs nesdsd fbr IndMduals nets CNA'S^ANTED I in sto u cto n ' i (bsskls ths Sunsst BowO * 1 sxp. W s offsr paid holl* n : wtth disabilltiss during ths , Caring, Loving, Dedicated ( TRADE Establtohed bulkf^ you m 1 CSnlcal nurse for cardiology , or ay contact Ar* ^ daw , vacation. paU msd spplktk>n procss s . p l ^ I M o I p W I I s ^ I i r l a n a n \ ! s r n s s d s a rs s ld s n tia l . CNAa to work with a propractice. Send rssum s to contact Jim Smith a t <206) p] 30T~ 1 fa g i IssnM artlnszorCtsrsJo-* led & dental Insuranos, ft c * o n struction m an a g sr. PERSONNEL SERVICE > JrJSr. Z 1 ' 526 Shoup Avs W. suite ! gressh,.matlvalBd, and BU SIN ESS Jrji High School. For, -J 8aiUsat206-643-129for 334-2203brTDD334-3337. . 111 F1AV, < ' must havs knowldsgs of highly Innovative C araI E,TWIn Falls. 83301 mors Informatkxi. CSl 733*2323 c m 4 .8 3 3 ;^ ;: bidding, m a larial ta k s. _ T eam . Twin Falla C are> _______ 734-4880 Please ssnd rssum s & ^ ofto, h l f ^ ft schsduOng. MiSCSGRVICeAOMIMS* ui d e n tw ts offering a $2 0 0 . IPAYPHONBROUTESt - ^ ^ salawhtotDryto: ; , RN ^? Bsntlts avail. Immsdlats -f . incentive bonus to those L oealsltssforsais IlB P 0 ^ 45006 Z . FL opsning. 734-4411 EOE. .An W a who m thtt desert' Util, mgmL/utll. review SLC.UT 64145-8005 Jl p o sitio n fo r psyohlat* ' ptkMi. Bonus available AttnHRDspL ' . TRADE TR Constnjctfon. sx* ' ^ h s l p 7 ^ v r i 0 ? a w r i l ^ a S i T O M S s S o l S i a t . I l l ric/chemica/ depm dency' tar 90 days of continuoua, e e h s d u lin g m so h a n lo '4 .5 AtNk:holasAOornpany. pis r b ack h o s/sx c av a to r p <Sa>s: M bbll-^itiy.pro*em ploym ent. E xeellent( facility. 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18x 7 0 C o noord, 7 6 , 2 I * Jen3m e2& 3bdnn;$4004 *" .4 ' 6 1 ^ 7 8 .3 ^ 2 8 4 1 . ^ T F 3 b d m i2 b a th ,M in iiy ' |home. Short or tong-lam leaae,Open Jul. 1.. i t n . I t-$350 dep'.'Dav phone j 733-6323. Aak for Jeff. < J 734-6066 evee. ~ TF '* 3 bdffli, $450: Alao, 2 bdrni, S380. Remodeung [ J being done. 733-2660 pj FILER Nkw d e a n 2 bdmi amall home, gerdea 1 ao ] posture.fofhone.otc.N o \ 8moM ngorpets.$35Q^,. ' yeef'aleaae.733-6842 J JE '^j H O M E -U rH urnH hiil h o u s e , 2 bdrm , reltlfl. Stove. WO hookup, r a ^ j $450tep. A van.> 1'96. 324-4600 or 324-^169. 24X62 Greet Lakea-2 bdrm. ^ 2 6 bdrm , i v i 2 b a lh . All a p p la . O a e HAZELTON H bath , July 1-S e p t only. h e a t. 2 a h ed a . Lazy J. I <t16$20,000.734-6939 |$400/mo * dep. B a ^ p m for rlgW family with temi 4 X 6 0 G r e a t L a k e a ,'3 2 1 pora!Yaltuatton.426130 *b d rm . 2 b a th . To b e TF Nloe 3 bdrm . ra frlg , m oved. Cell 5 4 3 - 4 9 4 7 T atove, WD hookup, water eventnga. ' paid, garage. :$4W m o: e 734-1307 o r 733-2973. BUHL 6 mo old manufacu' tr e d h o m e . 3 b d rm , 2 wai < ahow after 4 p.m. b a th a ^ g re a tk ito h e n w / b r e ^ a t nook. Open TF T Smaller 2 bdrm even 7/1 SloveAefrIg fum, $410 + dMnaTMnofoom. Lovely depoalt Call 733-8656. houae. $44,000. Can 543< 6667 or 643-4912 ^ 2 bdrm. 1 bath, $300/TF I 733-1359 mo. :Fer a a le l 976 Raikway mo- Z F F o fsa leorrent'axecu^ bae home. 24X54.3 bdnn T ' tlve location, 4 bdrm, 2 2 bath, excel cond, Muat ] . be moved. Can 436-4168. cleaning dep. 733-0465 U STSELL14X 602 M bdrm, 1 b a th . Lg living 'Of,733-1006___________ room, g as h e a t in mobile 7 ; HOUSES. park-f^lar.$ll.800/offer. UNFURNISHED Clean 2 bdrm. double car 423-4203 or 655^180 . j port & atorage. O'Leary, . Momingskie area. $45&ft Mobile, home, bank repo, , ^ 734-8256. ^ Lazy J Trl. Park, alngle ' dep. ' wkie. avail, immedbitely. ~ Call 734-8700 to sched- | 603 n uie appointment Ip U R N W H E O A ftrS / i flUPERT 1971 dble wide ^ w/ atove, refrIg, & wood 1 atove. r e ^ to M moved. 1983 Fleetwood. 2bdm). 2 . . bath, atove, DW, ReaHor j TF Newly rem o d eled T ^ owned. Forreat Stephana bdrm e p t Inquire a t 503 . 678-9008 or 436-3826. 3rd Ave. E. No pets. . c o n d itio n . $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 ^.423-6484____________^ 1976 Kirkwood 14x70. 2 i bdrm mobllehofna. R efrig, ak cond. New caqiet throughout, 1 bath, atove, . refrtg, washer btkI dryer, exceptionally clean. Loca te d In Kimberly park. Calt-423-6808 daya o r 423-6486 Bvea. $16.000 . 1 ^ 3 14x66. W/7X21. 3 bdnn, 2 bath, wood stove, appllanco8 .SkytanoPart<. $17.800 734-6172. 24 2 X 40, 2 bdrm. mobile home. To be moved, good _omd. Wendoll. 536-2702.

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Wood framed couch.- a S.2 : ' K 10 . rest matching chairs. Qrea K J1087 1 shape, no stains. $ 2 0 0 f ^ ^ ' c a n 7 3 0 3 i e : '' JT EA ST W hen a s u ^ c e is s fu i d e fe n s e W EST L cO M P U T E R ^ 4 J1 0 7 2 lote, l seem s m ost re m o t th e optim ist 4 K 9 5 VA6 2 ,266 computsr. S2 0 0 . 381 art company. The : V 3 S E I " . a n d pessim ist part Z Z H H a w/VGAS40a 733-9444 48 6 4 2 optimist reftwes to su rrender and Q J 9 7 '3 4^A Q eerr: hope rem ains. A 6 5 4 2 M. SALVAGE AUCTTOh 4860X 2-68. 16mb RAM exploits w h a te v )M, Blue Lakes S h ^ n g Mall .tall I J 1 1 540mbHD, 2x CD-ROM likely to adopt a -----The pessim ist isJ Ul -S O U T H .4 .TVvln Falls', Idaho . . 1 6 r b l t S o u n d , 1 4I.giving d e c la re r - s te rile d efen se,, gi 8 4 3 - - ' ............. Fax/Modem, 1 4 ' .28mr nm 8 a t,J u n 2 4 th * 1 0 A AM M gam Ume to d n ch his g a e. 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Cail324S9e. : Ron H am ey 733-8380 jcsi cond. $600 or b ^ offei South nothing he Openini ling lead: D ^ o n d queen .a p p e w ; it ^ v e s So NEW COMPUTSHS, Loq S & R C o n ttm c tlb Jon r Ic^, Cail 655-4144. Claude's Pro Painting ? SOIHHERN IDAHO Dsaler-rrtali order pricf have. With either I ; doesn't alrto d y ha^ . Need a baekhoe? I. BUILDINQ& REPAIR e x a m p le -4 6 6 DX 2/6 ^ Lowest bid In town. a s tim e to estab b All of MV. Tractor &loadei ider. Need a dump tnjck? re tu rn , South h as B ID W IT H T H E A C E S ^ W/540'm b hard drive i fm Painting, Roofing, Siding, 'O' Highest quality. Exterior rotottlllng, ntowlng, bladi lade O e p e i^ e '& E ^ e n c a i lubs ; . lish dum m ys clu t a n d th e de40-B 30-B SVGA monitor, $1,199.0 Ml Fences & w o r k ; o o i / u g a t i nng g . 985 8 . 1 2 0 0 E ,E den brush, roll, or spray. Also den. H E A R T W O O D C O H S IR U C T K W R 'e Deoca, trum p and tw o ., goujj,], . fense takes only a 1 Cali 736^3711-________ ^ m o d ^ r f / y i T ^ s . h h o ld s: ___ 326-4631. ;_ _ _ _ . _ C a jU B t8 2 ^ 6 ofUng roofs, a work. 1^ _ Free EBImatoa' . clubs. J1 0 7 2 : Local: 733-8063 ' G uaranteed. Local refa." ' *D o you need your iawni mir c I E a s t finds th e A n o p tim is tic 324-S432 & 3 2 6 - ^ > . VA6 2 1-80Q.733-90e3 mowed 4 trimmed? . FR EE Esttm atesl 811 e. A fter w inning - w inning defen se, 8 6 42 W a r d s H o rn * thrdughbutM aoIoVdieyt ' |F U R N ] T U a E f tC A ^ h e s e e s no hope . h is tru m p a c e , he C o n a tr u o tlo n AQ FENCE PRO: ' * Cail734-114l. 1 0^733^735 C E R T in E D STEEl as. Room additions, remodeUng, is th unless W est holds I e spade king. Church pews, hide-a-be :h S o u th elecWcal, plumbing. No|o5 it ' s d u b s the main sofa, car stsreo speaki . BUILDINGSb . 5 j a 'r Md ROTOTILUNQ And with dum m y's too large or too tman. 20 yrs box. Best offer. C ^iker Large o r am all gardens . Meta! BulldlfiM :oofs all types of fences, [Is to a low spade * J ^threat, E a s t shifts, ? Cerrter 733-6256 exper. Free estlmalM. tin lawns, lots. Free estlmal lop Work guaranteed. mriiys queen cap- ^ / a t trick four. D um n ee. 7 3 3 ^ 6 9 , Bnjce. ' d a llW ird ' Free tatlmatea. . Couches, ooffee table, coi ;e, b tu res Wests nine, I u t South is In ____ . . . e ,. 4 2 3 ^ 9 0 or . P R O F E S S IO N A L ner tables, dining set. m r - Troy-BIlt 'H orse: rototlllsi Js W EEb T h r M h e a r ts . A fte r a trouble. H e lea d s a i trum p to his AN 8iW 1.80(M47*4490. ROOnNQACOAnNOt mp p o r o w a v e , e n t e r t a i ml. n Home RejMlra le' v e l r e s p o n s e , t h e - j u m R e b u iit$ 7 6 0 1 irm fiesse and there is on e-ie king for a ciuti fines OfAll l ^ a na a ll center.Lfl<snew733-416' ' 733-7221 o r 326-6867 In . 324-3804 e r e h c e Is h ig h ly In v ita tio n Bast wins, knocks p r e r no right guess. 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F loral e a rth to n e s-b lu le shift becom es a tMia.Txi winner, th e spade s ^ 2 boxes BrWon twine, 960( MAINTENANCEEeiQllgbt IM, tWM rM unojM * '- g s s s s r ^ couch w/matchIng chai cm V ' 734-6972 m aikedpiay. 2 ? and 170 knot $20 each.; irals, ^ r n j m S S m f ^ . $250.734-2127. 733069 . 2 0 years w perleocei, glass Coca Cola pitchsi fe o each, can 636-2451 n F o r's a ie m atohino iov n C ar^n try , remodeling,.' Bills Handyman I ^"711 ^ i 704 I I 700 I^ ^ J H R lO A T jO J ^ home repairs, painting, lE^R jJ | _ J J 0 R 8 ^ ^ |m n M M A C H IN ^ 2 chalnsaw s, good con N oJob too email $75 each. 10 n Unlme* g fences & decks. 3 2^614 4 H M & M Constructloi -n Lightcon'strljction. ULR Full Size plilow-top ma SI 600 PORTABLE SPRINKtXf aatllllte, ^ c h o Star SRC sed for' 2 Arabian m ares.-Sll R e m d a U & R ^ rs MKcMI ptt pump, UMd Rem odeling, Painting I tr e s s & b ox s p rln onati I .^5000 reclever chip, yo 2 PiPB REPAIRS e rta k e each. Call 676-2012 . lagoon pump, powAft piastk?, $150.7d4-6M i. W i nd damage or ' . i In move $ 5 0 0 .6 8 6 -7 ^ Mobile Lube-N-Tun ^ off, or you can put m< > 4 ! ! B ^ 4 % I 7 9 r Pony cleaning up bone^le.C d o^O P like Quality Car Care onlL P n M iiro u p io K W 2 beautiful Q uarter Bw King size 6 po ster waTi 11^ 2 p e rso n ihdobr Arcad O y d e a SprinlderPiM 3tallk)nfor8tud.1 Pinto, Pl . that comes to youl lb s. p t r q. in c h . L lifi^ bed w/nsarfy new waw ling a ^ atsr b a s k e tb a ll g a m e , S957 ilk xcel rfepalm a t 676-7146 1 Flashy Sorrow,.e s) * JOKirSSHARPEMIjQSERVICE Oil Changes, Radiate nw . 5 3 ^ 2 0 . _ less matsreee, $ 200 . iveCi rtew, $150. Call 733-695 disposition.In slze..( Complele aharperdng >r40' 324-7041.___________ ting. TrMfiConcrtUCowl Call afler 12 noon. 1 (0 * " Wanted pipe trailer for 41 JAMESCO Jr lab. bi544-7829 or 324-716S S 3 NH 912 Swather. cab, _ l n d .n .C M 2 1 .. s carbide &steel saws. . Concrete wolk of all typet ^ C om plete h o m arep a lr ' cool, blower, hydrost King size pllieW-top ms I*''* B M P V W i P i M i ~ AB back plus body by Jak SSe 4y,ro(dA Q H A gil Foundations &excavatk>( aippersha/penInD& repair. f . R em odel 4 AddHtona drive, 14 double'Iale I tress & box spring, still natm ach in * , a tre n g thK25 en broke A " 7 a for manufactured hcKnee. tioner h e a d e r w /co n d ltlo r ion W e C arel 141 B raoken 8 L 8 . ' plastio $ 2 5 0 .7 3 4 ^ 1 1 1 1 In lower back m usdes, $22 nalne. exc. rope horse proip i|y. ALANS OtneralCaipsnti -wtfy FREEE8 TII1 IATESM. 733-6747 V - Ford 6 cyl. g a s engl '5 S S : l ^ o u i T R Y j R M m r a H 734-40^ 1-800471-4060 1 new, ssli for $150. 732 Remodels New King slza water bed with Machlnninswell.$eE W 423-4524 or-733-3823 5938 9 am to 3 pm only. Quind raw er p e d e sta l. $80 constnictlon S p ^ aJt i b t J p 218 baler. PTO n i Ith 6 l l lt bJ; 76^2243 or 702-762-a . value ^ $ 3 0 0 . 730e6 m H ' W&WCONSTRUCnOI 800 B aham a o ruiss, 5 day/ som a work but will h E S S S B B l hay. 324-3543 ______ ' CRAWFORD FARRIE 868 n ig h ts, underbooked! nail 00 YEARS IN AREA 'n Q ueen ^ e M edlterrei ----M ^ Selllt. $279/coJpli ^ MoQInnla Induetrlal Concrete to trailer roofin I ^713 " ' bedroom set, nightstand a le r, SERVICE I . Naw Holland 2 6 3 b ba . U m lt.d tib k .u . 1-401 ____ Decks & remodellna rl.n o ., |_ 8 H E E P 0 0 A r a S968 Over 20 yrs. experler good shape. 43d-5G6( 7S7-81M w d 9181 Mot " "" CALLFOR FREEESTtHATe Specialize In chroni 8t7M i-apniM 1ntlni., Fe s 24 hour portsMs service. 733-0365 T tsmporaiy foot dlsord o u t '^ I m r ^ y l Grocery TRACTOnS: Uee5ne -M t'W $150.543-6725. '. Reasonable rates m H sadterrter for West r aScS ! 4x4 compact diese M Shawn 0^ Debbie 733-0033 ^ State U n h w ^ for 4 1 ^ : Q oats for sa le . All ags> HELPINQ HANDS tractors with loader ^ (ilvB fram e, $100. Bunk b Worked w/Dr. Bob p Pai variety of breeds. S60 IC E a, DEUVERED Implement packages I with m a u re s s e s plus CLEANINQ SERVICE . o n C a nyon. TX a j B m s m d m M m .S 2 2 ll .L J k .n e baekhoe attachment ients. e y ,* . p o r r e a iFtlD Sandal gravel topeolj m Year SvyInQ Twin Fd Ton/iLaneseaping 6 draw er black lacqu Weekend ness tor driveways, oil ' *Re8klentlal&Bu8lnes , Mtehele: 324-9186. SH ELTO N'a Pruning. Trfmmlng,s. ' famws/landacapen uiiria d re sse r with mirror ai . . lnsura(onded.FrsaEtfmal r n S n r Nannies, babies a i s a u r TR EE SERVICE n ew Lavm SprlnWere. > Visa/Master Card m - m a tc h in g q u e e n sl] r * Jt BMlie for sale. 736-196C i l ' S erv in g M agic Valley,ED ffl-T m w a-L ^Spring a e a ^ p s h e a d b ^ a n d ,t^ .w l . Hobby Horae Ranch = . r NORTHWEST lot W ood River V alley M f ra m e , $ 6 0 0 . K ntiqi T . C O U N TTIYCLEANERS .. ^ Jerome 208-324-6B6 - Horaee: Bought, aold I TIMES CLASSIFIEC 22 , o r w h e re v e r . doors and window franm W e do what you c a n i dot D . WedeahlMre,wedeaf x4trao- traded. Call 733-6056 qu DEPARTMENT : Used & New smaU 4x41 FREEESTIMATES. with glass, $10 each. Bl - Free Estimated 734-3322 - tors, loaders. Impleme 208-734-5538 733-931,8 . , M offera. can 734-0963.S S M organ/Q filly, cu rr : Can 324>58SB. I YAR&BARBERS^ shots^wormsd, &trlmi afe, offices. Rsaaonable t m U A Q u e e n siz e pilMow>tc H eavy d u ty drill p re st ______ d. Halter quality. Ger D&LTREE SERVICE 126. ' refs, avafl. 734^729 top $ 1 7 5 . Lg m o n ey eaf( I,loner $750. ra3-6953, . . . Serving all M ailo ;: W anted hay conditio ,r^ $ 2 5 0 . F ire s a f e , $2C n W UHK O F A R T ' FREEESTIMATES. ^ Valley & V ood River ' rubber rollers to Tit ^ 1 733-94a; Home repair; Bectrlcal. r/ 69S4341tflar6pfflor ------ 1 Rsduoedl Mauve and ^ bil a re a e , 733-4110. Loca! Holland 910 swather. oof. plumbing, light carpentry, ' c o u c h , w /h id e -a -b e 5. 536-518S In su re d .'' blue LogCbfnpkgS10fi4S . - 20324-58S6. ______ 3 yr. old quarter Ally, 1 k .$275.733-3961. )e d . 24'x32'wfth 6* p ^ rod .ABM-.. g o o o ' -b ro k e , a e tU e d rq u i I' LAWN PRO . N A T H A N 'S -^ --------------FO H D 1 9 8 3 LTN 90 Dk M SI 000. TWin aize ptliow-lop mi 1,M COMPUTER SERVIC - -Mowing & Trimming For PrtcedtossU now .D trees & box sprlnn, still : 780 auto, 92 LL bed, 1 Small & Large Lawns. ble. Upgrade. CD. memor S B S J a w S f s s slans s; decking. Plans, vMeo, Ic ilan d p la s tic , $ 1 2 5 . Ca ! ^ e ! HONEY DO, IN&lll ready. 676-36S4. > . - Support, aenrtce. trad Removal. Free Estlnudes. & other aizM available. --------- ( ' I f ) ' ! " ? " " 7495 '* ' m a re , orlgnal. Cali 324-746 734-8881 era. No Jobtoosm all r s a s " K 734-1167 Low rates; software. 3*11 307-664-2445. ^ 1 0 6 8 sta c k e r, h a y st gleasuleave msg. ! 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Free 0 ^ 734-7898. ;R For m ulch or diepoeiU. n a r l e s , to b e m ov Park AREA'S LARQESr ' bm Located aeroM the ttn treat n n P H P I i n B m W ovinqimistM Ul F ree E stim ates GREENSKEEPER $3S00 each. 537-6601 dealeOUIPMENTSALEI ood, i r t _ U 2 y y y k j |a y E ^ : B e a u t t t S s ^ b d n n (208) 734-2742 sty I n L avm care . ^ 1 J S S S iS T v S A " Of. Jun21.19S6 11.-00M ilvage mation, color, natural Burley TrwstM'Salva (208) 733-3123 aiy to EQUIPHENT/THACTOR itennsfromth^ordlnaiy Thatching 15. ' great dlspMMona sts : Combine & tractor parts pai Aintamationai TD;16 >R8^ C mm L andscaping ^^SA W TO O TH y $85. Can 736^785. S420 7e hands. Stud fee, S: ' . Paul. ID 438-6421 w/stnight blade. . " 'K S W i.r R & H C o n s tn ic tio i ) . D ebria Removal ----- 734-5257 or 733-649S SHEETMETAL S unJuly2nd9-7 r * Jo h n D eere FM. 6 re POWERWASKER I l f Remodels & Repairs ineeks, 1 . .7 3 4 * 7 3 3 4 I ; Pintle hook, goosenei Heatiixi/AIr Condlti^ni 5 bean cutter, to Mon July 3rd 10r6 d s f o r T railer & H oraesh o ein a g row, Aimoet new, 3,500 psi. 1 to 24.000 Ibe., flatbed! oprs . R efrig e ra tio n ' 1. ^ ^ RATHER HAVE AH A" R)aC(RCl/SPRIHKLRS fihton *1993 Belants 310 Tra 31. PreaemedbyAleeLetghtt hp van guard/elect stai ifta.MK equip. Call 326-4631. PU'a,ax>ee&til parts. . = = ter,EZ-Onk>ader,36HF . S iK v ^ n e w & o ld lina ^ uWECANHELP Vac625 gal. water, 500,00 ' T r a ile r s 6 2 3 -4 e 3 < v m tf d Tutoring^ ------W H IT E H E A lir 19761490 C ase 4x4 ,01 syrtetiis, conversiORS, HP BTU hesder, 25 gal liter, SOI 731-4630 423-680 or 7 33^ 1 anyft EngWiQrsmmar/Wrlting . . iBoardlng, training, 3 $ air. ' ,cab sprayer, winterizer on 1 S, I A PPU A W CE8 "n Lessons/ei^lsh-8t *1977 IH 1066 D tract( dual axle Falcon trails 12^: MVC733-944C 146 700 -6 /.C a U ^ ttT ^ Indoor outdoor arenj dean, cab, 18.4x38 duals. 3 2 4 - 7 f t3 o r 4 g 6 0 3 ctor, e a n h a n d l e a n y Jot . QE eteo. stove, eetf d ea L ^ 2 8 E E J^ ) Mlfnm.dinvturno(. ;l 2 5 . * H e a th 6 rpw FM bla. ei . 1 .000 abeiow kxaideaii T MR. GREEN ggy Round pen. 32491t 5o. CUt^K. ' a n $8.295. Cail 733-6313. INNOVATIVE n ^ R I H Q >' Oat seed for sale. Can ><> decorailvecotbredconcn ------- Mel Row 20x7 press dr E HieYanJ Care Serviceman : MonWA O tana varlei uM m . M A R E l4-yr.old. HZOll. $12 f Sum nw SM ^' UNBELIEVABLE PHIC (Ml R E P O S S E S S E D : Stei > '2 . 8A V E 10>^30^( RICE' * w a tls 3 bottom hyd. rea I 9 6 /9 8 % g e rm lnla a tl tio n . 423-6238. . so ld , ptow.' ______ Lawn mower, 1 m o ol' ./..overmogtcofttfactorfc w. c e rtM ia S (^ m M leliverv : $ 1 2 - $ 1 5 / ( ^ . Delh $26.- Wpantetoneiowcutthwt 1 $100. TV cabinet, S2i ctedH lK IR liW IK IfH tnr arch Style eteel bulMIng 734-3296 esk for Usa. la. . iHSehi 96 grinder mixer. C (iB ^ 7 3 4 -7 8 3 2 lia : FREBESTHIATES Mfor ^< Brand new, never erecte 7 - - * L l l l l a t o n e r o w b # | l U sed w asher & dryeMi I '. n O neis40x4aW ldseaA s ' " fM m m . fSSf A)-,1DRYVyAU cktrlrs. aale, axoel. shape, $325 ^ b a la n c e o w ed. 1-601 LOADERS I Circle JH o ( e 4 stoc* I - 700 ' >ak(ey o r b e st offer. 734-02 465-1644. Weekdays AJ WadeZoUinQsrOakI 0280 ig s i John Deere 54^ H A Y ^N 2 , call after 6:00 p.m. Baain67S-3342 nex- . ..Jobe targe orjmalh laii. Saltiess water, eoftener, JC T b o hn Deere 45C : m*r I : IDAHO HOME[ |i i |. 8 p r t n k l e c t M d W (ta riff W anted deMl o r a liv e .. eiectrtotreadmin,anin ^ h v Horse & Dvestocfc trfa., ^OC cel oond a a s ) 6 2 after y. b& . -Maxon, *3380. 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S $900 lo ad er p up trailer. -C Ci a ll 4 ----------- -----------------furnaces, 2 sp. a u c t 1: , & sta raa $650.733-2381 818. v v ; H '. H |l r ^ 538g fttlrea: $1375.734-8918 I i or b e s t offer. Call 5 11366677-2106 Of 431-2100. solar p anels, generj ------ I AUTOS FOR SALE FORD E iC o rtG T , SBM BM, . MUSTANOi 1964, LX concor H J patfo & window awni lise, - vertlbla, $3 9 0 0 b r bea , great-oond. A C.'crulsi stoinioss w heel cov covers, , b'xI 2 '2 0 high flat bed I sdtrali^ M ^007 CARS UNDER $2001 Vel iffer - offer. 6S4-^17Z 'I m - good m pg. $3300/offe largo ta n k s , b a se n en t sem ,|n g ia axle. 16* t 5* tires I TRUCKS deeauctk)nedofrbylR RS; 733-0931 ext 207 day: s to r a g e , m any ext ; - with extra 14 tires. \ ..D E A -FB Irnationw Id NISSAN CENTRA 1983 dean. Trade? 678>7{ s J ^ t R GMC 1983 truck and sh m a d e f o r A T V 'svt Trucks, boats, fumltur Exo oond $1280733-4164 . . : 1164. n n H M s m $3000. CAIl 734-2366 J ___ computers, & morel O C y dolly $500. 324-54 1-5456 I 2 dl dr. A u-' OLDS - '86'O elta 66 2 961, FORD 1990 Probe G L Au n 1i /2 ton freel 1-800449-296 ______ CHEVROLET. 1976 ilse. 3-6, \^e,-front.whael dr to, AC, stereo tilt cruise PJ LZ79a. M ake o f le r . m u s t s lat bed ton w/sheP, 350, AT, PIg J* w* 8x7.5 Single axle flat 6 0 ., 74K mta. $3900.726-1781 7 only 6 6,000 ml. $6760 1976 Dodge Monaco, K g l v ^ ,,. , 4 0 0 ,C =. " P O M T IA p iO O lG n u illP i w/ loading rani ^i Calf Marie 733-3630. Call 676-5902 o r se _ * PONTIAC.'89 Grand AWS ____ Le. New trans., brakes, Buriav ' M a d e f o r A T V /sn 300 W. 40th SL In B ui I eo ' I qV 93, d r,re dw /55K .quad4en cM. GEO, P rism , LSI. 1993 mobiles. Lockable bo: ) flat' ^ oond. U a d e DODGE 1965 % ton fla 200. . r> o 0 6 8 ^ ! AM/FM cassette, 40.000 $10,990.644-2774. sate for tongue. 60x24x24'. $1 : 1 ^ 1 box & RV tallgau .*550. bed, new alternator &wl S697. r.-.' -------m lle a . 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' one Pro-Am Monday ion to curtail Mondays stage, ed decision with the decision Rebecca Bailey is in the e rc record, books as Bailey y said she agreed with the irMunicipal Golf Course urse. tl lises to be onc o f the most arToday promise th e 'w in n e r o f th e shortes test S taniey-to- to halt the he race. g c colleg e -b o u n d But four young am Satum duous days oif f the t: M-day race, which is rican Jeanne Golay o f Team Ketchiim stage ever in the International ' Americ 3ughes1 women's cycling race cc golfers ended the: day dn even bigger rid- billed as the toug Womens Challenge bicycle ele race, but win- finished 1s sccond, leading a pock o f nine n winners, anada fin- in the worid. ter weather conquered Monds inday's race. ers at 1:5: :53:38. Susan Palmer o f Cani oceeds from th e he Sun Valley Head to Head id Each y ea r, proce agels. Suige 5 - the A near*bliz> ishcd thin lird for Team Brueggers Bag( will begin at 10 a.m. Pairs of of m em orial pro am 1 are ai aw arded to iC'finished Time Trial - wil z a rd bearing Overall all leader Edila Pucinskaite i VC the starting line at the ^ in n em plifying solid young g o lfers exem oack in sixth place to holdI on oi the riders will leave snow, hail, fog in that poi Road in 30*second in club on Trail Cre'^k Cn academic achievengolfing skills and aca< and sub-freez- yellow let leaders jersey. .. ment. in g tem peraGolay fi padded her points lead by finish- tervals. 3.1 miles and climbs )0 in ih ^ time in The course travels tra bs This year, S5.000 i scholarships he top three for the fourth tu res .raked ing in the nal Creek Road. ihampion, 220 feet to Corral )ur golfers heading were awarded to four j across Galena five days ys o f racing. T h e 1993 cha /ill be back on their bikes at 7 W omens The riders will to Idaho Universities to play golf, Summit as the competin ing in her record 10th W< Ikhom Circuit Race. The "Start irt Whitney Lewis and md Slephanie Frand Pucin- P-- fof the ElWn Ige, is third overall, behind fie f ld o f 8.0* Challenge he end o f the Elkhom Resort . IS at the south Tt ley, who played on jn the t Twin Falls plus racers clim bed out I ol o f the Stanley skaiteand nd Palmer. p . R acers will travel a loop ictually tennis courts. >P High School suic chan hampioiiship team. Basin. I was IS feeling pretty good, act ies (27.4 miles overall). The lid be ciit course 17 times ;mith o f Kimberly olong with Matt Smit he was told the race would With slush accumulating g ai at the top, race when she j n o n t h c courec climbs, 210 2 1( feet on each lap. 3f were each and Nick Labrum o f Boise B o escent from the short, Gc jo la y said after a session o ffic ials decided th e desc Ige will end Sunday wilh the The Challenge scholarship money, w awarded $1,250 in.schc 8 to< dangerous, massage st lable. 8,,700-foot sum m it w as loo I individual time trial afler 12 12 Lew is w ill be pla> ilaying fo r B oise . >f > IS frustrated. W e kind o f let h er Race director Jim Rabdau, I, af after consulting !- was R ( miles. ifidcntwe sugcs and 533 m State University and : nd Fraley is plango because we were confid w with race ofTicials and a state late police officer (Bailey)I ) State ning to attend Ic^ho Sti University. lolaysaid. Itch her on the descent, GoU le t race caravan, could calc ' w ho was out front o f the 1 Li Labrum will be ~ ' Both Sm ith and alted, the 1.R at>M >e*B M *y.TM m l ents after the race was halt made the final decision. . Mdmen ni ity o playing for University < f Idaho, awing the It w as unsafe going dow do< n," Rabdau. sun broke ke through and began thaw rs o f the memorial oOver the 21 years lg. snow anc nd hail from the road, but bui snow said. .We did the right thing. sj toumament, more thar than S I00.000 has untaln for ^ cm. iiS3:M ;e.Edi ' Racers were notilHed o f' th< the change only squalls co continued to scour the mouni umutnlt. 1A3:3a:a.AUEp(tnev*.TM ffl. )ut young golfers. 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UPm/fwOck i& A g assi to o k o v e r the e ^pp spot on the ATP M oises AIou drovi rove in all o f Montrcol's: > > H RER n 90 iia.7i Itadjjltew . T o u r co m p u te r rankings > ? r I S^ S 2a.y<ariMdMi ngs from Pete Sompras 27.U aRfxncM lltjC itjoa nms with on RBI grou ^ u n d o u t in the first and iL BM r 4 It 3 3 1 2 AMiaCtarMO inot long a fte r w in n in g the i lg Ausvalian Open ^ a^M N V t 17 Ic tm FlinvU-9 1 2 I t 1 1 two-run double in thethird. the Pttu^a.S<Fmni2 n - 14.Jkn(UM.Ji. ' II sn7t s Mir 1J I t I 0 1 PM M M tt.NwYak3 * 'earlier A is year. > 1S.8Mi5ign 1 3 HMKna,Uettall ^ I B u t S a m p ra s is thle e two-time t defending 2 M a s . a. ^ 2 . IS.PtiUct(lMn 1 7 MOM MVBta,Kno Its 2. .iK U ' P irates 8, G iants la J Hmou IM. r 3 S 1 S A 1U M A CfC M M D W im b le d o n c h am p , and and he won the prestig s PITTSB U R G H--St Steve Pegues hit hfd!first t ' ? ? ? S 5 g io u s Q u e e n 's C lu b g ra grass-court warmup on U ^ . Clip standings nunniSM . . M m ^ ro gs tw o m ajor league he ers to pow er Pitts; hom Sunday. T hat w as m o t than enough for nore burgh over Son Fronci ancisco. J5enny Neagle (7issrss" ,! g ! S B ritish b ookm akers Lodi jidbrokes to make him ' uaa w^ 'f ^ o r oa n Cwiil P fc 3) got the victory oflei ifter shaking o ff o two-run f i Hnnft^ftKHa;Smd,lfcCWI! ^ t h e 10-11 f a v o rite fo r ( or the cham pionships. b 3 first iimlng to pitch :h seven scoreless Innings' ' , il S 3 K S ahead o f se co n d c h o ice A g o ssiatS 'l. ieA ^ S : S !Z . I! uwr> 4) I iwnrif 1 10 I before being liAed. d. i Six o f his seven wintf S N L box scores F ive-tim e c ham pion n S Sleffi Graf, knocked w t X r " '''" " '" * ' N have come following I ng Pirates' losses. j !! 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S an c h e z V icario is only o the 10*1 fourth H ' s b <L and r^ la c e d by eve Steve Mihtz (1-2), who took OOOOK^^ ioo ^ jfa v o rite w ith L adbrokes, :es, behind G raf (1-2), liS f lS , ii iis SS as CM sdr ae^* the loss. [M artinez (4 -1 ) a n d M ary iryPieree(9-l). 2! s r.!!!! 1 , . ^ t S i S L li B % ftoSSi' m fa.' ^ auTi Td* 4 1 } Q) TM 4 II 4 NwwZi Jll ; W h ile th o s e s e e d in g : m atch the w orld ngs ^ I tJ 1 2 .1 } I il AnMSiEVOS} , /.I Phillies 6, M etsi3 3 I : S'iS 20 0 0 0 0 0 H O U R O N HCM W L on 0 0 0 0 9 0 0-3 Ty^8,t0 ra n k in g , fu rth e r d o w n 1 th the lists the commitu * tia . ( H ^ NEW Y O R K - And: Uidy Van Slyke hit a two^' I! Itee m a in lin e d its traditio S S X -? a * 0 M ition o f breoking from S !! ML44 M 0 S 4 1 1 KHd I 9 112 Bnrk 1 1 0 i S S S S U . M 'ru n hom er In his deb debut for the Phillies as oiuii n o 0 0 00 2 I players a s : s ; s 3 a s , ' 5 r ' s Ithe ra n k in g s to g iv e grass-court gn I S iS S S ' I! !ISS! 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'Y o r k Mets after^tbe restless in the His mount, the 3-ye year-old filly Wild Carol, became bet fngeles Dodgers, sign with the Los Ahgi gate and thrashed inI her h s'tall, causing.Sfcvcns s f foot to bang against conagreed M onday to a one-year o the mew! gate. 3 B I I W - ^ S |C '-York -Y ankeestract w ith-the New-Y Stevens rode the fill; ish, and then was token illy to a scvcnth-place finish, ;e him at lea st [ H H I j p th at w ill g u aran tee I where X-rays revealed a fracture. frac to'Ccntinela HospitalI v $850,0(. The 32-year-old ride would sideder soid he didnt believe: the-injury the JT .V Id like lo hang out the wclcome in a few days. line him Tor more than tnat and say he*s a part pai o f our club ) us in a positive and that he con help J l . i -4 cap tain D on ... w a y , Y ankees ca laitimore before M attingly said in Balt PARIS - Boris Beck 00 for cker has been fined S20.000 I insinuating after 3 |j m . the Yankees played the Orioles. pvinner Thomas Muster le Cario Open final that wint I a defeat in the Morite n n negotiated the Strawbenys agent I had taken drugs, ^ e ATP A* Tour announced today. lydeal w ith Y ankees; o> owner George I . Becker has appealed, :d. Ac ATP said, . Steinbrenner. Accordini ding to the team, n hi his seminnill victory plaining o f dehydration in I Muster, after compli fielder will join the 33-year-old outficl I over Andrea Goudenz s down in the final to nzi, rallied from two sets dc n as the Yankees "as soon a he becomes I defeat Bcckcr in five sets s< April 30. It was part o af f a winning streak thut eligible under baseball lall rules. He is vith Musters recent triumph a the Frcnch Open. I reached 35 matches wii ph al eligible to play Sunday. I . After the Monte Carlo Ct lay. :ssed astonishm ent'at loss, Becker expresse *'I personally want nt to I thank Mr. n in Jcly inicqircted as sugI Muster's recuperation I remarks that were widely S teinbrenner for tHe lie Taith he has Icgal drugs, I gesting indirectly that t Austrian hod taken illcga I the shown in me, Strawb< wberry said in a H | | H statem ent issued by the th club. TheAPphMo 1 fans in New York ore are the best in c*. straw berry, algna autogra; jrap h s fo r spring training ig fan s In Port Lucie, Fie Ra., In this March 26, MEXICO CITY - The T] Mexican press was outni utraged over Mexicos baseball and 1 will d do o e v e o ^ i n g l R f H ? 'J hotb, S traw b en y who play Iayed fo r th e New York M Mets until signing with t h the D odgers after 4-0 loss to the United : U. U.S. Cup '95 toumod States on Sunday in the can to ju stify Mr. St< S teinbrinners 1990 P ho .ment. 10 seaso n , retu rn s to N ew ' d th the trust ofth e the1990i IWYork, th is time' a s a Ya fankee. confidence in me and The United States I ared a headline in the s Humiliates Mexico, blarcc fans. .____ ncwspaper.La.Jomada, ayers were a true d i s - ____ a..which.added.thaijhe playe ______J n -N o v e m b e r_ I 9990,-w 9( Jien-he_D istrictJui Judge-Barrington-Parkn'-Jr. r._ iI-m-not-judging-him-fo for-anything-hSan-Francisc isco-Giants-following-the aster. agreed to a S20.2S milli lillion, five-year o rdered 1 S traw b e rry to repay y because then Id have to )g go back and d ru g test,'. t;. w as s c h e d u le d fo rr ;sto. The performance e, said the sports daily Esto. "What a Nightmare,' c o n tra c t w ith th e Los L < A n g e le s 5350,000 )0 in back taxes and senI- , judge myself. Monday but lUt was withdrawn by the. o f the Mexicans was a criticism, considcr0 disostcr worth any kind o f i Dodgers, Strawberrys y s view o f the tenced lim hin to six m onths o f home e When he negotiated1 his 1 release outfielder, ing that they lost the way wi they did, despite any explanation... bccause exp Big Apple was diflercnt ent. confineme nent. But Parker permitted d fto m th e - D odgers last I y e a r. In mid-Jan lanuaty, the outfielder andI nd i unprepared to play lion o f being incapable and they left the imprcssio I think a lot o fth ic c fi flm was mken him to cave lea' home for practice and :hanged figures in salary, d Strawberry was given S $4,857,143 Giants excho ithisspon." away .because o f the le f pressure and games, ind and allowed him to travel to 0 last July 1. including $2 $2.5 million arbitration, \ ), with the player asking, a Mexico for the fir.st scored four go'als against M The United States si th e situ a tio n in N Niew Y o rk , road games nes with a baseball team, lillion and the club offer-I forhaIfhis.scheduledI99 395 salary. for $1.8 mill for just the Cup ond beat the Mexicans Me time since the 1934 Worid W Strawberry said then. We feel eel confident Danyl will do 0 Under the deal with thi the Yankees, ing $750,000 )00. The players associaseventh time in 43 gami cre by forfeit. mes. Two o f those wins were ' Strawberry has 14 ho home runs and his absoli olute bes* for u s , s a id . Strawberry is guaranteed d> cd $675,000 tion claim mc cd th e G ian ts ow edI 54 RBIs hi%.rpast three ;e si seasons In the Stelnbrenn :nner, who signed reliever T this season. B ecause'of a f the strike Straw berry i y money because under majors a toul o f 104 games. And Steve How owe, another player with a and : the cocaine suspensic iion, the out- baseball rule tiles, the ofTer b rs tb itra h e '8 bee n b o th ere:d d ! by n ag g in g history o c >ffcocaine use. ivalent to signing.the confielder's listed salary wou )uld be about tion is cquiva DALLAS - Hull of e continues to watch ^ of,Fo m erM ickey M antle ci injuries, including a bad bad back. We ire are supportive o f Danyl, and d : Si;Z23,000 forhim to gro TOSS that fig- tract. transplant. >> 5 li he recovers from o liver tran: , sports on televisioh as '*It*s kind o f an unki inknown where we shall d I do everything possible to ure. 0 i t immediately clear if any It wasnt ir / at Baylor University v. , Mantle. 63, was in1stable s condition Monday he is , Y aiikees mar nanager B uck help him m the challenge ahead, >meet II ( change hands beuveen' The Yankees have a $1.8 S: million money will Medical Ccnter, hospita ital ofncials said. Show alter said. Its s b been a w hile Stembrennc nner said. . . . ( option for 1996 w ith a $ 175,000 thcY ankeest iS and Giants, Mantle is progressinj am surgery o f June 8, ing well from his transplant; since h e s played cor com petitively. Strawber beny is imder house arrest 1 :t buyout. They have until rry. the career home run :il Nov. 1 to Strawberry hospital spokeswoman I. . n1 Denise Kile Walton said, From what Ive heard, : d, 1 hes in pretty in Polm Springs Sp for tax evasion but it i exercise the option, and d i f Ihey do leader for the th Mets, hit .239 with\ Mantle, who has battl ;noscd with hepatitis C ittled alcoholism, was diagnos good physical shape.. But Bi to get into the goVem emment has said It would I salary next season bec< j his jcomes guar- four home runs n and 17 RBls in 29 idergoing chemotherawhich he also has Wen underj and liver cancer, for wl baseball shape, well sec see. allow him m 'to retum to baseball. He i e anteed. The contract also iO contains a games for the ih< Giants last year, givpy treatment. 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C ich Alvin Gentry. ,T w ait, interim coach / ley, w ho resigned Thursday a: . . sea rch he co n d u c te ed os th e te a m 's ya s H e d id n t feel h e could Cl iiy v want part ow new hip, ; ata s to o d th a t R ile /'tn iiy 1 o f die N ew Y o ik K n ick ^ ha: director o f bo^kclball has W o h lsa id ,an d Iu n d e I of opcmtiotts. 1 ireer w inning and W ohl said he w ould b e w illing-' The team m ode the to D indicate w h eth er hei's inter Iter* R iley, 50, has-a care h e announcem ent I to s u r r e n d e r - f i n a l T ' -----~ e s te d In M iiuni's vacancy. .th is afternoon: ^ with a y ear rem aining i || ig h t n o w , w e d o . C a rr, w h o hos ncvc And wit ev e r c o a c h e d in , o i n t h a v e p e r . aiitiioriQ' on pcrB onnel: R ' m a tte rs; B u f - W o h l ; the N B A . h ad been th the s K niciu contract, its . e team s d irec' , J o h t m (R ile y ), m is s io n to ta lk to . ru led o u t g iv in g tiioria in w h e th e r NeW lor o r com m unity relat elations un til last ' nick s,-w h o -a re-w id i}-: -b I Y o rk ^ i l le t R iley w o rk June, w hen he w as nai nam ed executive K: b u t w o f e l t i t w ai s I m p o r t a n t - -K out a selection in n c j^ : ------- elsewhe: 'h ere in 1995*96.-------------^ vicc presid en t and a ass ssum ed responm e to m o n ito r o n o u g h .to t a k e t i n weeks draft, a pick a s - 1 . N one in etheless, th e H e a t p e rs o n n e l deci* s ib ility f o r p la y e r pe: com pensation fo r h i r - : n d s e e If t h e r e eo in d I n v e s tig a te am s io n s . C a r r s u c c e e heir co ach in g ' seareh ftn< ed ds s C h r is F o rd , ing their form er coach. ; ' on lid Monday, w ho w as fired M ay 17 after five seaI ll l t y t o d o "i w a s a p o s s lb l Wc d o n 't feel w e re our original list o f O n c ' sons os coach. s o m e t h lIrn g . i in 0 position as a c lu b ' te, P at h a d b ^ n th e people, There w ere three othi other prom inently M |f ti i l a j | to give aw ay possib le : . to nam e ; a t th e to p o f th e mentioned candidotcs 3 San Antonio )% L as s e ts , W o h l s a id . : Heat e x ecu tiv e vicc list, H( w e n s, f o rm e r I R j w B a s s is ta n t D o v e CId ou Wohl, Miami H eat pj; D aveV F inancial co m p en so * ..'; lent D ave W oh! said, D e t r o i t c o o c h D o n C h a n e y a n d tU U fjM >n ^ jM ^ B ^ B i presiden Uve vice presid en t tio tion could be an a lte r - ' ^ executl\ R ig h t n o w , w e d o n 'tUniversity cooch j- G eorge W ashington Ur pcrm ission to talk to ( M ike Jorvis. t have impaied with The Heat ha had no conversatant percentage o f .717, com ut w e fe lt it w a s im portant him , b Sui Carr. 44. takes over /c r as coach o f a liley or the K nicks since * ;7. R i l ^ bas tions w idi Rilej f i ^ 1 to tak e tim e to m o n ito r and the H eats all-tim e .357, H ^ I^ B enough team that m issed the 5 pi ployoffs for the b e H eat have his resignation. ion. IS 0 tigate a n d se e i f th ere w as a 137 playoff victories: the investigi s ir in 1993-94 and ^ V j (Irst time in 15 years iv e it som e tim e to see W ell give }ility to d o som ething. two. V possibilii le first round last ' was elim inated in the f liamis inter- how that shape liapes up, w hen f e e lin n - ; So the reason for Mia e 'K n i c k s m ig h t r e f u s e to season by O rla n d a . H j ^ f l - ' < wn 5. W ohl sus* s im m e r dow n a IjttJe bit, W o o l ' se ^ B re le a s eR ile y until his contract a c t e st in RiJcy is obvious. ttd its fifthfwcBk ^ A s the (earn entered Its an interest said. T h e way they ended, I tiiin k : uld ' pects that lUley also has W 'M ^ B expires. ts. In th a t case, W ohl would without a coach lost' wieek, C a rr disfw ' th e re w a s a little li a n g e r o n b o th Wfl ' consider Ier coaching th e H eat him self self in M iami, m issed suggestions that tha ih e j o b w as r tto o " I k n o w P a t, s a id d W o h l, a n sides. r M for a /ear, yea then tum the Jo b o ver undesirable. -------a s s is ta n t-to -R ile y - w itl om ith -th e -L o s------A t-the-m io m en t,-M iam i-h a s-n o : ----------- This is a rebuilding in g-process,' -h e , ----982 to 1985. other known n co contenders for die jo b . - : 's a s c e n a r io w e l o o k aIt, t," A ngeles L akers ihsm I9E you know som esaid a t the tim e. But yoi s I the o n ly c a n d id a te ' lot o f tilings H u g g in s w'a as said . W ohlsai Its m y feeling diat a lo th in g ? T h ere a rc peopl opic th a t w o u ld . ' by Arison. ' Igs he likes, interviewed by. ey , w h o is v a c a tio n in g in w e ha v e here a re thingi like to have this job. : iparations fo r the- d ra ft }ut rea d y to W ith prepan ch W e re n ot a team abou C orr had said he h hop oped to.-have a AP photo E u ro p}C, e, s te p p e d d o w n a s coaich we w ere an in te n sify in g g, , Wohl V h a d h o p e d to n 't take a slide. H e know s; v n ew coach, b y the end nd o f lost w eek , r-_____ , h .ii bec au ise se he s a id th e tea m w a sn rrent d irector o f basketbi >r B oston player a n d curre i a i l o p e ra |, , j g to , giv e him authority over hire a coach 1 by Tuesday. N ow , the ver underachieving team, although his hard dead! :adline w as Ju n e borr th e Celtics, w as c hoser sen a s th e team s new he < aa d c o a c h . p co n n c d ec isio n s. T h e lO iicks, A draft. tio n s f Dssible situa H eat a re willio illiog to w ait on R iley, nnel ks, If y o u look at the posi 28, the day o f th e N BA d rj siniation is even i f that1 lea leaves tiiem w itiiout a : ea r tions in our league, our ia d ofTered h im a five*year - I have never declaro ared m y se lf a s a The-entl e j o i n e d th e hod rnthusiastic C arr, kno w n for }r A f te r h e r e tir e d , he n m o s t o f coach for anoth lother couple o f m ondis ict extension w orth $15 .milill- m o re o u ts ta n d in g th a t cand id a te .fo r this posit rtm ent b e fo re contract jsition,"- h e said - his towel-\ ;l-w aving o n the bench when C e ltics sc o u tin g departn o r longer, aid the split w as o ver m o ti^ . them ." y. lo?t w eek, and I 'v e: n ne ev er sa id I m he played relations posi* lion, said ed for Boston, sp ent six sea* 1* taking the com m unity rei lis past year. T ra in in lg g c: cam p, W o h l s a id , il R vas M iam i w ent 32*50 this n o t a c a n d id a te . ... I 'n m j u s t s a y in g sd n s on iti ac tiv e ro ster from 1979 im ^Jn^l I iley resigned, M iam i was '9 tio n in 1991. L a st sum n er, h e su eI its u u y b y new d o e sn 't start ur o f hiring U niversity o f W ohl, hired last Febnuu rtu n tilO c te . '2 were going to .find the lead o f basket*-on th e verge vc jer n ^ t person-to th ro u g h I .ll 1985 an d w as p a rt o f title lc ceeded D ave G avitt os hea .coach Siis leam. and I.984. ball operations. te am s in1 1981 IS H jj l l ll^ MIA) [AMI (A P) - T b e M iam i Hpa fipat wont Pat Pa Riley as th eir coach, evei n m eans w a itin g a y e a r to ge me get

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