5 ■ _____
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e
2
— "Good morning"
n
IPolies e l i n lkteenns,
T o d a y ’s f o r e c a s t :
M ostly s u n n y w ir
ith a slig h t c h a n c e of
sh o w e r s a n d th uanndd e rs to rm s . H ig h s in
th e lo w e r 60s. Tonij
jn ig h t iso la te d e v e n in g
s h o \y e r s b u t o t h ee ir w i s e m o s.tly c l e a r
w ith loH'S in th e mid
■nid-30s. ^
^
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B e t t e r j o b s , bbeei n e f i t s
M o re f u ll- tim ei.‘ jj(o b s w ith a d e q i ; a t e
w -^ e s , h e a lth in slu
u nra n c e a n d o th e r benc fits a r e w h a t p<K)r
o r s o u th e rn Id a h o resid e n ts n e e d m ost.
PageB I
- W e l l a n d h a b iittsa t
------------------ >Vhat S ia jte d a s a .woy to d e a n c a o a l .
u -ater h a s b e c o m e a h a v e n fo r w ild life
a n d a p l a c e w her<
e re sc h o o l c h ild r e n
lc a m .
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A n o t h e r b l o w ^'OUt
oi
C h ic a g o c o n tin ule
e d a r e c e n t tre n d b>r o u tin g O r la n d o in t h e NBA p la y o ffs
Sunday .
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I n d y 5 0 0 s l o t s: nfii l
AU t h e s p o ts in
t h is y e a r ’s I n d i­
a n a p o lis .’>00 f ie ld
h a v e b e e n f il l e d . <
a n d S c o tt B ra y ,
to n ’s c a r h a s a n e 'v
d river.
'« f i
^
V ■
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V
j
ro
k-riter
’nmes-Ne>\-s writ»
nV T C F.^IX
S - O iim ty o in d .ils ,ittn;iid
LS
th e M ajyc \'a lle>
illey ;iii' c iu o ia u e n n .; .1 tic u
m ei
e n t. .uid th i-\ (fcin't ktiow'
dfK iim
LTs fn<Mi; o- ^^haT to tin w n h
,
•nts. '\i,iih p 11r 4 .1tont.-s.'' lixik
, ‘1’^lt*ts of ii'^al ■-■iimliiig
I'tn cia l an d i..'tit.lifl
iit.
Lini;a.igc 11,ia•\ include
ir
tlie liiiiiiilipnni of
th e swTiin indivu:
livulu.il .ind a
v .il o f
li.lho RejJubiK-:"^-----M t o r u " a r e I ' m h -i I h y .i
f>iii-T“ '< \^fe Jn ' "Mi'-wii"as' I h e ---------.
C n u n s of
lie . t'om ied .It th e Ix-p n n in g
...
.
ol this y«Mt-!nk uiilm
ui
riiuils o;'|V fw .l tu th e
t-subllslnrvi • t.iin
tin •svsTt-m.
-I'h is ,v ttu. v.,^
n n '" 't in i wh’o ie st-ncs^of
fa irly h i/.irro .uT..u t i:i,-s it! th e C o u n s t.f
lustlC e." s.t;d !.;v\Te::,'i!.;i
U .-.sden. d e p n fy
-------- 1
chief o f s :,:tt -1■1 th
th.- ill 1:10 .Attomi-y C<*nei
al's ..flice -I ilie
I
lie o.i;}i
p u ii;.'’ -r\ ' !>• rt!'.: a
b u n d ; u t w o iJss wi
w ith nn leg.il -finiii^'-'ti-. <- '■ Bl.iine C'luinty
Ity has recei . (•xl
:n e
<with purg iiio nies
e s 'vv-ithin th .' p .i't ye.ir, according to t'le rk
N
■k Marv
('.u v t: S l'e s.i\-v sl.e
r«-tjiiirt*s th e iiid
i’
nilividu.ils
Io p.iy th e si.m d .ird [TtK'essjngg fe
fee of
JX.-I |'.ii:i. anti siie
fik~« th e p.ip».Ts
•s in a "rusfe!l.irksius.d(o.-iim e n ts" file
few in d m iduitK
dui
h av e triecl to subm it
__^iMlh p u r g .ito rie
iess iij_ihe_tJjnore.,Ci>uno'_____
R tvi*rder's Otfice.
ice. but th e cletk retiis».-s to
ac cept th em
■'Our c le rk HM)k
t<M)l a s ta n d ," Siud I’hi-d a
R ve. d e p u r\- c le rl
rk siiper\-isn r in E lm o re
tx tim e n tsi did n o t h av e .1
C ounty . “ (T he ddcKn o tiin tro m th e st.
sta te o f Idalio ... a nii th e \
doii'r f.dl u n d eTr anvtJiing
ai
w e h a v e to id .'
.Ite o d e I.“
I tUldcf ld.ltlii Stiite
" T here is a lim
hm:ita tio n to wii.11 'c o iin iy
r e c o r d e r s ! c.in
n rrie c o r d ." s a id W .isd e n
^
rg a io ry l ju st d o e s n ’t nu-e:
“(T h e iw th piirga:
statutor> - re tju ire im e n ts. It dix-sn't nit-.u;
ansnhing."
0 C
G ary D e M o tt. w h o [u;i •
.A ccording 10
pon.s to b e “th ie
j stice " ot Coiun.s of J vis- .
ieff ju
Pl(
P le a s e see.P A P E R S /A 2
_____
P a lid o to m y ?
It m a y b e h a r d to
:o p ro n o u n c e , b u t it ’s
b i g n e w s — a n d n m e e t i n g ’s b e e n
p lan n e d .
PageD I
B a s s fis h e r m a n BUII M aso n o f Twin F alls, In re d Jac k et, u n lo a d s hhiis c a tc h to b e w e ig h e d S a tu rd a y d u rin g a Bu
ley fis h in g d e r b y . Thh e M agic V alley B a s s mnaa s t e r 's o p e n c o n t e s t ot
o n M ilner R e s e rv o ir aittra
t t r c te d 31 tw o -p e rs o n
t e a m s t o t h e tro ll thle
e «w a te rs fo r ind iv id u a l,I. Ite a m a n d b ig fis h c aish
sh p riz e s . A s e c o n d day
lay o f b a s s fis h in g to o k
p la c e o n S u n d a y a si th
tli e Mini C a s s ia B a s s es rrs fo llo w ed w ith th e irr a n n u a l B a s s O p e n .
ICountirn g
■
1
may
afffeet D
minoritities H
^
T h e A s io d a te d P ress
P ^A 3
J u s t s o m e t h i n g; t (o s t a n d o n ?
T h e 1 9 9 6 D e m o c r aa t i c C o n v e n tio n
po d iu m is u lo t lik e the
th e 1992 po d iu m . If
It a in 't h m k e . d o n ’t fix
fix iit.
E s t a b l i s h i n g a f oo (o t h o l d
T o day T a iw a n s-w •ars
ear i n th e C h in eses p e a k in g w o r ld 's firs
r s t d e m o c r a tic a lly
e lc c te d p r e s id e n t. E;cc hb o s o f th is dem oc r a t i c m i l e s t o n e a r•e
e a£ l r e a d y s e e n in
o th e r p a r ts o f C h in a.
PageA S
.
S e c tio n A
W e a th e r .............2.
N ation...........3-5
W orid............6-7
M ovies............. 7
O pinion............ 8
W e s t.................9
C o m ic s ..........10
S e c tlo ii B
L ocal........ ..... 1
O tbituaries....... 2
Idi
Id a h o W e s t.....4
S e c tio n C
SSpp o rts ...........1-4
Lei
Legal notices ..5
CU
C lassiried...5-10
S e c tio n O
Fei
F e a tu re s ......1-4
De.
D e a rA b b y ...... 3
W e print on re<
■ P le a s e tBcyt
C alilIfornla
- fig hts
t fuel
—I shipiim ents
AWrr *MNZT>»
D e a r g r a d u a t e?S
s ...
C o lu m n is t D a v e tU
Barr>- g iv e s a com*
m e n c e m e n t a d d re s s .
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h e n a tio n ’s fastSA LT L \K E c m - — T
Th.
ggiro w in g H is p a n ic m in o rity a n d a lr e a d y
si a ll A m e ric a n I n d ia n pop
sm
w p u la tio n w ould
bb<o ih sh rin k sig nificandy if
if tl
th e go\x*mmeni
m a k e s s u g g e s te d c h a n g e s in th e w ay
m
ccto u n ts p eople, a m a jo r stud>*
d\* fo u n d
A fe d eral siirx-ey of neiirlv
irly 60,000 hoaseh o lds fo und th a t a d d in g a “tn
• ^ u l u n i d a l " categor>- c u t th e n u m b e r o)ff p e o p le c a llin g
th e m se h x “s A m erica n In diar
li.-m a n d A laskan
mhi
bcrs from about
^natiN-es, reducing: t h e ir num
1 j>ercent o f re sp o n d e n ts to th re e ^ u a r te rs
o f a p ercent.
A n d m a k in g H isp a n ic ori{
o rigin a categor>lis te d a lo n g sid e w h ite .u id
id Ib la c k re d u c e d
th e e stim a te of th a t {wpiilati
la tio n e%-en m ore
d r a m a tic a lly . It w e n t from
m ni e a rly 11 p e rce n t — roughly th c sam e aLsStdh e b lack popucti
lation — to as little a s 7.5 pverc
rc e n t. '
R u th M cKay, a r e s e a r d ie
\
e r xrith
th e federies, p re se n te d th c
al B u rea u o f L ab o r S tatistics,
fir ings th is w e e k e n d a t thhee arm
find
j
ual conferccnn c e o f th c A m erican A ssodai
d a d o n for Ihiblic
O pinion R e search.
T h e fed e ral go\x*m m entt hi
h a s l)ecn strugg lin g for scx-cral yx'ars w ithI cc riticism
r
s o f th e
wa it a sk s p e o p le alM ut thleeir
i>-ay
ir nic e a n d e thn ic b ackground. C o u p les inI in te r r a d a l m arria g e s , f o r e .ta m p le . co m pp la
la in th a i I h c ir
m iix e d -ra ce c h ild re n h a v e■nc
n o a p p r o p n a lc
c a t e g o r y to c h e c k o f f o nII nm a n y o f f ic ia l
for
forttis.
___ . .
iA ll s o rts o f e o v c m m e n t re ct
b^ a s e d o n s ta n d a rd s se t in 1977
at O fltce o f M unojtem ent a n d
cm
c h a n g e , w h ich ONIB is n o t lil
uni
un til 1997. will m e a n lh a t th e
ccrim
n e rep o rts, stxidics o n discri
scrunam oonand
- a!fE
Dimnnati>-e a c tio n a n d u n to li
ld « h c r< k )C U m ents w ill in tro d u c e c a i^ r wmes
ie inconsistent
hk
w
Mitth p ast'suntsj-s.
T h e n ew cn te g o n c s m ighl-bi
ly m e aningful, b ut.^j-ou’d h a «
lerisks," s aid T om W . S m ithJ of
o f lhe N ational
P le a s e s e e Ml
M1NORITY/A2
"
Offi(ieials----'i'r; encoounter
“ n ew/ papers
O u r t e a m , t o oa .................................... - T lie U t;ih J a n hlaavv e fa n s »vell b e \'o n d
th e ir h o m e to w n o ffSSaj lt U ik e C irv . '
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A ir a c c id e n ts
^ !ilita r ) - a ir p l a n e s a r e m o r e l i k e ly
h a v e a s e rio u s o r fatal
j ta l a c c id e n t th a n a
• c o m m e r c ia l p ilo t, bbui
u t t h e m ilita n t' is
m irk in g to r e d u c e thfiose
o s num lK irs.
™
miurder
d a j1ggain , b ut H unti-r w as kilk-d
IlhI lx*caase she hOmc ontl tillti (.(Jiner o f A S tre e t .in
s in th e «Ti)ng pl.ice at thh e w nm g tim e, S tn v t. Him
I ixhJ' s thriKit h a d l>een cut. a
SewT
kvman viid.
hadi>therM
;t WDiinds nn h e r Ixxly
ie s m a d e th re e m o re
“ VVcmdy
VV
R U P E R T - A u th o ritie
H u n ter appc-iirs to) l>
Ih.*a lt)t;dly inH ie njgli
jglu before. M ae Hoixl luidi attend.
a rre s ts S u n d a y a n d sayy the>'
tJ
a re confident n o c:e
e n t b y s ta n d e r w ho w a s jju s t v is itin g ed a chnrcti
Tpfi *->r\icL- .It th e T n iih I'abi'
t h e y \‘c soI>*cd a p a ir o)ff nm u rd e rs th a t ha\-e Corcj
v\- H(mhI's hoiise''' whi*h she
h e \v-.is stabhi.“d in Biirk-yy - vim e th in g sh e did four ti
jnt>*
te rrifie d M in id o lu C otm
r re sid e n ts in th e to de.
ieath . New m an \iiid. H u n te
terr was slain in w eek, accor
cording t«> h e r p»Lstor.
past m onth.
ey HtMHl’s Rii|>crt hom e,. ai
Corej
a n d h e r Ixxly
M ae Hw(i
Iwod w.is .1 N.iv.ijo In dian b
Sho n n a K e e \ es a n d B rian
ri M ack, boih 19. w;isi ith e n t.iken ti> a n ira l p.irt}
irty SJ)!)! siiutli- ..M anuchto,
to, N .M .m 1921. S he movL-d
lO s a n d
a n d M a tth e w M in es, 18, w e re c h a rg e d in c a sio
.M in iC ais
ssi
t o f R u p e rt, th c pn)Sccutorrss;a id ,
s i .1 ,ire a in t h e l a t e 1 !("C
c o nneetion w ith th e Thurs
ursd ay night m iu-der . Th»
h e in te rio r o f C orey H tnxi'
cxi’s hom e was w orketl .it
( ri-Id a Ftxxis for m ore ll
at O
“
o f 17 year-old \V endy 1_
I u n ter. Siiid C a n i spiim
L H
Itere d w ilh bkxKl, N o vm an
in 5s;iid.
yeiirs.
, _
N ew m an. M inidoka C ounr
tint>’ p n)secutor.
Ret
ill .Mae H ood's
H u n ti-r’s
leeves - w ho w as li\in g at
•r’s Ixidy w.is fo u n d I'n d .iy
iniH i.t'-i
M ack also w us c h arg•ed
e d w ith first-dcgT(?c homi e w hen HiwkI w-.ls killedI - WIN M ack's n o o n si>utl
iith e .is i (It l^up»T t in .Min
m u r d e r in t h e d e a th o f !M ae H ood, a 75- girlfri
id she thouglit County. Two
I'wi ;xi)(ile had found som e \
friend, N ew m an said, "and
year-old H e> 'bum resid e n t w ho w as sta b b e d s h e vw>as g o in g to i n h e r it from
om h e r g rand- clothing .It
.it .a h m t 110 Ka-st. 400 S«juth
th Ifi'v.
to d e a th in h e r l>ed o n AVpril
p r 23.
moth<
h e r."
b u m polKf.
B. ...un'd
Ife. .uiieti by .1 trac k in g dog.
T„1 ,
T h e trio , a lo n g w ith1 2 1 -y ear-old C o re y
Sim
in c e H ood’s m u rd e r. R eeve
rves a n d .Mack HutUt-r's N>
N kIv.iU hii ,t()0 %-ardsaway.
H ood, wx*re to b e a m iigg n te d in c o u n today. h a\ e l>een living to g e th e r inI R
Ru|X.Tt, New. te en party
s
ty sp»)i
know n a.s “'I'he T ree."
, ,,
Hood w as a rre ste d F riday
lav a n d d ia r g e d v>ith m a nI ssaid, n o tin g that R eeves h a.is.i child.
H unter,
r. tlth e d.m gliter o f E.u-1 L .mi
H u n te r’s d e aih .
SoI) :far. R e ev e s is c h a rg e d linly
nn its a n ac- criy J e n se
c n H unier, luid a tte n d e d sth»
___
.
8 ee% :es_nnd.C orey_H
.Hoo o d .a r e .c o u s in s . _.cessoi
ioO’-in .th e d e a th .o f -H u naic
ie r.-N e w m a n ._ O a k Je j. Ch.
Challib. H e y b u n i a n d .R u p a
NewTiian said, a n d M ae: Ht
H ood w as th e ir m a- said.
co rd in g to an
. obituarN- p u b lish e d Su
, •
te m a l g ra n d m o th er.
R ccte v e s h a d refx irJed finding
ing h e r grand- she ira s (mu
^(«id ui h orses. r<>dfOs a n d U'«
i^f?.rem
Hood’s m u rd e r appeare<
ire d to b e fo r finan- m othe
h e r slain th e m o m in g of .Ap
April 2-4 in her d a n d n g .
________
By WiUiam Bn>ck
Tim es-N ews w rite r
M asterss o’ b ass
N o m o r e n a m e; c a l l i n g
I d a h o 's iH rar-huntin
Itin g d e b a t e sh o u ld
g e t b ack to th e r e a l1 Issues,
Ls
a g u e st edito ria l sa.vN.
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2
T h e W ashington1 Posi
Pu
' fiiS
L(>S .\N C K U £S
!£S —
- S o m e jv 'i.in ..Ills .m il
c m in in m rn ta lis•ts
ts ..ire str■.t;^;l\
t(>
lost w vek's d e d sio
a o n b>' th e C linton .iMTiiinis
tra tio n to tmnspi>rt
port nuclear liiel i t i ' on ij/f J
ra in in g w eaptm is-g
s-gi rad e tir.u m iin th to iig h
^
1 S a n Francisco Bav
a y ia n d acios'. v.ieti'-ei\ pyijv
f
A u la te d a re a s o f .N
.N'oionhen; i. .lii'oi m,; 1,1 a r
Id a h o sto ra g e site.
e.
G<n-. P e te W ibjin,
son, R. a ti.u k e d th.- p lan a'“ in c o m p r e h e n s ib le
k ." Som e ..iii::nii:riitics
iiround O a k lan dL, w
wihich h.is ik \la n - J iistHf
a “ n u c le a r-f re e ?i>ne."
?or
a 'v planning: law
B |j |9
siiiiN to sto p th e ship
sh ip m e n i'
\Vils<in a n d o th
:her
e r c n n - -1 th.- .i<-cisia'?
to ii.se .1 N a\-\ K ise
i ilu ‘
ise ii:
<.e- I-raiK-iJ.cw B.IV .ire a a s thlee entr\-I'OU):
e
I" ’ sjh-nt ripL\i.m re.iitoiv cor.tend thn:
cle a r tu e l fm m .\si.L
ra il c a rs o r tn icLLss cc.inviji;; i*i<- li.i.^.inlois
m a te r ia l w ill p,iss
a ss th u H u ’.h so in t oi tiie
• m tire populaii*d .ireas
.ire
ni fa h fi'n '.i i. N evid a a n d U ta h , ev en
e n thi>iith less ;x>pul.itctl
m u te s th m u g h On*g
in*gon o r W ashingron s t a ^
r .* \
w v re available.
T h e o p p o n e n ts
' \
;s a;
a rg u e th a t th e D o n n e r
Pa.ss in N^wrhem1 C ah fom ia's S ie rra Nevajjjj ra n g e Ls piiniciUa
.■ulariy d a n g e n n ts fo r s u d i
M u h aim
r r m ed All, J r ., a b o v e . sS|p e n t th e first 4 y a a r s
th
sh ip m e n ts b e ca uLse
se «
o f w in ter w e a th e r haii o f h is life tra v e lin g w ith
a rd s a n d inaccessibi
Nibility in th e e\x-nt o f n n
B rents fro m h o s p ita l too )h o s p ita l try in g t o finid
d o< u t w h y th e y o u n g s teJ rf
" '» P**"
ac d d e n i.
ihways sick .
T h e d e c tio n -\v.\ir
.ir liisjw te in a s ta te th a t
"W*
k
is se en as criticalI to lY esident Q in to n 's rt*
I
I
electiixi b id h a s bx*en
ee t c.vacerbated b>' \'h a i
iM -MM
\Vik<in .m d som e otf
o th e r C alifornians see os
a c o n tr a d ic tio n b e tw
t' e e n th e a d m in is tr a '
• _
i^
tio n 's d e d s io n on th e fuel n x ls a n d iw earlie r refu sal to allowk' tfii
tfie d u m p in g o f lo%v-Wel
ra d io a c ti\-e w a stee fro
ft m h o s p ita ls a n d r e ­
T h e Asso
sociated Prcis
ID is sea rch la b o rato riet s o n u n p o p id a te d fed era l
lieen thought
fit 1
lin '-p o s iu v e . becaiLse PID
•
la n d in th e M ojave
V D esi'rt.
similnr to .\ID;
.IDS: Both dise.i.ses w e a k e nI tth e
>
/ ^ O R K — D octors fir^t saic
5
c
ep
.
\Vib»m
sn
id
th
e
c
a
aici the bo>’ immune s>-stteen
‘ casks
o f h i ^ y e n ric h e d
m . l c a \ i ^ t h e p a tie n t s u sa
h a d an c>xc
infcxrtion. T h en th e y• ddiagnosed tible to a %-ariei
u ran iu m fiiel rods
Ls ti^
th a t will b eg in a r r i\in g
jiet>- o f iiilm ents. But PID «15 o n
h im w iih
ith p n e u m o n ia . N e x t c a mne
e asthm a, inherited diso
“J
Cot
C oncord Na%-al 'W eapcins
is o rd e r . n o t tra n s m itte d by
bj a
r iib o n ilt
ilosLs salm ooeU a a n d finally
S ta tio n in C o n tra1 C
Cco sta C ount> \ 2 5 m iles
Jly HIV.
%irus,
" H ic y say th e m o tb er, fa th e r, be
baby must
PID affects
n o n h e a s t o f O a k la tn d . w ill h a v e to p a ss
rts m o re th a n 500.000 A mnerie
nfected w ith H IV . W e couldi
ildn't s l e ^ cans, predomin
goes
th ro u g h se\-eral mnajc
nin an lly ch ildren. It o fte n go
a jo r N o n h e m C alifornia
a i u d i i t? ' leU an>-foo(^. l i w a s s hlame,*
an
said undetected because
bee
d tie s . in d u d in g Siaacora m e n to . b e fo re g o in g '
m any do c to rs a r e uoifan
im ed Ali. a n immigiTUit fron
in a
th ro u g h R en o . Ne\-.,
i
v m Yemen miliar with l'n),
PII' w hich m an ife sts itself ir
T., Siilt
L a k e Q t y a n d Og*
sun. M uh a n u n ed J r.. h a d bbeen
e
d e n , U ta h , a s th ery
y vw ind th e ir w a y to itw r
tm it- \*ariety of infei
ife c tio n s. a n d e n d u p t r e a ti
a* ho sp itals b>* th e tim e h ce »»
Id a h o N ational Eiier^
»»-as 2.
the s\*mptoms
r th e r th a n t h e disease,
is
ra
n
e
r^
- L a b ocatoty sto r& n
Mtcrty
• tw o ro u n d s o f HTV te sts on.
on.the fam“Y our gene
a t e ju s t w est o f Idahc
1 ^ 0 Falls.
n e r a l p r a c t i t i o n e r p ro b aib
b ly
-ed n egath-e. M u h am m cd JJr.
r was di- won’t have m
mu
th e y
T h e g o v e rn o r said
a i d h e stro n g ly s u p p o rts
u c h e x p e rtis e b c c a u s e thi
agnosed'
3 w ith P rim a ry Im m u n e Dcfiaenc>Dc
only
th e n u d e a r n o n pim
m llife ra tio n a g r e a n e n t s
may not ha\-e
«
,-e e^-er
se e n it, o r ma>'be.ot)
in r S in a i H o s p ita l’s D r. C
O harlotte oiKe o r twice,’
w ho
a im e d a t re c o ve rinn g ten ric h e d u ra n iu m t h a t
re ," said M ich a el B lae se, wl
ig h a m - R u n d le s , o n e o ff oon ly two has studied PID
w as s h ip p e d o\-ersea:
?Q) fo r 30 years,
sea s a s p a r t o f t h e A to o is
3cperts in t h e v n d d o n th ee relan\*ciy
n
Today’s incn
D is fo r P e a c e p n » a m .B
< u t b e s a id th e corrickir
ic re a sin g a w a re n e s s o f PID
1. B
o b s c u i:^condition
H-ho
b e tw e e n P o ru a n dI aa n» d Id ah o is s h o r te r a n d
partl>- due to0 F re d a n d V id d ModeU. w-i
It «-ass ni o t so s u rp risin g t h a t thiee bo>- had
PPlle a s e s e e D IA G N O SB ^
'
-4 H I
IP
■ L l
iheritedlATOS-lilike PID
sorder hhard to diagnosi
(
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_
R e a s«
e ssee
m m m
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twin Falls, Idaho
Monday, Ma
May 20. 1996
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n y today, w ith a siii;ht charia
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show ers tiiid1 th
ih u n d e rsto rm s. H ighs in tl
th e lo w e r SOs.
rvcning showers
Southwtrsi wind.s
nd.s 10.10 20 mph. Isolated evi
loniglii. olherwi:
th e raid-30$ to
rwise mostly d e a r. Lows in1 tl
_____________ lowor_40s. Tues
u e sday m ostly sunny an d w;
w a n n e r w ith a
ih u n d ersto rm s.
sligh't ch ancc: of la te dav show ers and th
Highs an>und 70.
The ultra\-iolei
olet index forecast is six. a m
m^oderate c^xpo" ^ 7 ? = :::—
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mi
cloudy ivith a gixnl ch
diance of showe n and ihunderst
erstorms. Lows 40 to 50, Highs
hs in th e 60s.
T hursday becc
lecom ing p a n ly cloudy. Low
3 WS m id-30s to
mid-lOs. Higliss in the u p jv r .SOs a n d 60s.
Friday mostly
tly sunny and warm er. Lo»vs
.-s up p er 30s f
u|>i>er-lOs, Highs
:hs Im id-£^ to mid.70s.
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ly today,
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wim a chance of afii
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er
rm s. H ighs in th e mit
iid-50x. S lig h t
ch.ince of s h oivers
w r or thunderstonns early l«
tonight, otherwise p a rtly clou
loudy. Lows a ro u n d 30. T ut
u e sd a y p a rtly
doudy with a ch;
chance of lato day showerss iind
;
thim derstonns. Highs ;iroi
:iround 60.
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89
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94
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89
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l i ^ 63 a t H agerm an an d Lewi
ewiston. Low. 33 at C orral and
idM alad.
Nation: Hifi
High. 108 at Lajitas, Texas. Low.
Loi 27 degrees at Ely, Ne\-.—
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ttxLiy, with a slight chance
:e of afiem oon
------------------- iliundcrstunus.lli
-Ilig h s in tlic Jower- 6 Qs.-.Vorth
thw vst windii S—
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to 10 mph. Isolaii
•lated ovoning showers tonigl
ght. otherw ise I P * ® * *
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th e N o d o n a n V c a th q rS ^ ^icr
c ^rad io band a t VHF-FM 162
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njostJyciear. Lom-s
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call 1 208 334--9S60. The Intern
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Lasi yoar
69
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t road reports is; httpy/www.stj
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lie
Normal yoar lo d.ile
___ S k y w a t c h
Suiuvi today S;5ti p.m.
Sunrise tomorrow 6:12 a.m.
fin i q uar.
L unar phase; New. May 17; firs
tor. May 25; full. Juno 1; last q iu a n e r
Juno S
J«n
•r. Satuni.
Visibtr plutrtv Miinimt Jiipmr,}
KvcniAK \'cnuv
Idaho w€
veather summnarv
Al
Diagnosse_____ _
C o n tin u e d from A1
lost ih eir son. [effrcv.. to th e dist-ase
in iy« 6 , Jelfre>-expe'rieji.
ieiiCfd (X)uts of
d eb ilitatin g illnevi mi.xet
i.xed w ilh (>eriods of p e r f e a health befi
tx'fore dying at
w h a t ( J eeffff r e y 's d is e a s e ) w a s ."
M rs. M o dleelll said.
.A year later,
la t
th e M odells m et w ith
s e v e r a l sci
s c ie n tis ts w h o h a d b e e n
stud y in g a co
t n d ilio n th e y ’d ta g g ed
ir>,
l ’rirnar>' im
mnm une D efidency,
"O ne of Je ffre y ’s hify;
ligxesi fn istn iL'sing S25
i250,000 raised in th eir lett io n s w as t h a t h e coul
o u ld n 't p u t a te r-w riiinlg
g c> a m p a i ^ . th e M odells
tw rne on w hat h e had."
?
:." Mrs.
Mtxiell set u p tw 0o fellow
f
ships to study th e
s a id . " P e o p le w o u ldJ ss.. i y ‘W h a t’s tlisc-ase a i M ount Siniu M edical Cenw^)n^; with you?’ a n d hhee d» idji't know ier. w herer Je
Jc ffrej' died.
w hat to Siiy."
llie Mode
kJcILs also set u p a hot-line
.After a y e ;y of m omiiin
lling. ihe .Mini- n u m b e r. S e sa m e S tr e e t M agazine
ells d ecided to d o soniethi
-•thing.
p u b lish e d1 tl
th e n u m b e r, w ilh a sug"A co u sin sug^-ested
■ e w rite a gestion that
L*d w
at piirenis call if th eir diill e tte r to ever>’o n e wee ce v e r k n e w , ilren suffere<
re d recurring illness.
fro m d o o rm e n to colle,
illeg e f r ie n d s
"I'h a t litlJi
itiJe blurb was all th a t ran
... a s k in g fo r m o n e y so ith e y c o u ld a n d doctors
irs said th e ir p hones ra n g
d o s o m e r e s e a r c h an
m cd fitu l o u t off th e hook,'
)k." Mrs. Modell said.
C o n tin u e d from A1
S everal oilI re
r fin e rie s on ils w av to
less p o p u la te d a n d alrei'
Iready h as a n
Concord,
em e rg e n '-y r e s p o n s e ccaj
a p a b ility in ' H ow ever.
;r. D Oli officials siiid th e
■place.
n o rth e rn Ca
C a lifo m ia ro u te w as cho"O ne only has t(» hxik
a a m ap to s e n becaus<
ik at
u s e t h e C o n c o rd N a v a l
see that th e people who
10 ipicked this W eapons Sstation
ta
is designed for hanro u te a re o ut o f th e ir mi
m in d s." said . dling e.xplosi
osives iuid haz^irdous maJa c k ie Gil>a.s.so. e.xecutive
ive dirL-aor o f te ria ls, a ndd th
t a t in public h e arin g s
th e W e ste rn S ta te s U-gr
e g a l F o u n d a- m an y d tizea*
ea s urgeil the governm ent
tion o f O akland, a coalitior
tion o f groups to chtxtse ai m
miliiarv' pttn.
battlin g th e D ep an m en
> E nergj'.
n t of
M oreover,
i a\itj Huzinga. d irector
•r. D
S h e Siiid th e n u c le a r fue!
fuel will p a ss o f th e depiin
'iirtm ent’s nuclear-m ateriim d e r th e G olden C a tee B
I) ridge a n d Jii-s-rtvoverj'e
y effort, said thiit th e Portth re e «)ther bay span.s, tni
tn iv e rse diin- land .mti Tacom
ao a n iuies would have
gerously n arrow channel?
le ls a n d p ass se n t th e spci
p e n t fu e l 80 m iles alo n g
Twin
arHi oiher arrav 73^
73MW.ll
Sutwoipooo n t a
Home delivery: «ldily aiv)J Sunday,
Su
VV.15
per week; SunJay only. Si.O
C per week
2.00
Mail ^ubK•nptiotu mu^t be paul
paid in advance
anil arc available unly uhere
lere dclivety, i»
IKKmainUlncd. Mail rain: loca
local, daily and
Sunday $3 JO per week, daily
Illy only S.V(X)
per v»eek; Sunday onty J2.23
Idaho rales Uaily and Sunday
iday JJ.tX) per
week, daily only $3.50 per week.
we- Sunday
only S2.$0 per week. Oul of klaie
I
rales:
I
Minoritjy— —
t e docum ent o f choice for
th
fc a const)- haN*e so far only
on reac h ed a few coun- C
i ontinued from A l
t
tutionalist
lo’ subm it to ai c o u n w ijen ty cou rth o utses.
se
IOpinion Research Center
e r in Chicah^e bclic\'cd he h a d bee nn iunlavi'fuUy
W asden said
soi th e d o cu m en ts m ay fio.
j
i
issu e d a d ta tio n by a lai
law -enforce- c r e a t e b o ih
th ce rs o m e p a p e r w o r k if
Some interest groupss w
i o u ld se e
r ent offictM'. In i\n abaiem
m
;m ent, a n in- co u n ty re co
n e rs ch oose to a c c e p t tt h e i r co n s titu e n c ie s fn
o rd
f
r a c tu re or
dcittd u a l re je c ts th e ju r•isdiction
is
o f th em , b u t th
the
e do cu m en ts c re a te n o . shrink,
.
and both govern
m m ent and
t e c o u rt an d re fu se s toJ a cc ep t th e le g ^ im pedim
th
lim ents to a p ^ p e r p njse- prira
I
te programs ( ^ d lo
lose mone>-,
c
consequences
o f a d ta tio nn..
c u tio n , a n di th
tl e y h a v e no a ffe c t o n
(other r^ e arc h ers said.
DeM on said th e C o u ntss o f J u stic e th e e-aunty’s5 jurisdiction.
jn
“It’s not just a m aner of p rid e a n d
n longer co n sid e r th e nor
no
lon-statuior^’
M o st M
laajg ic V a lle y c o u n ty
,ethnic idc*ntity." said Al Cc
Collin o f th e
a te m e n ts to b e th e co rre
aba
re c t m ethod rec tih lers hia\*c
a\i n ot h a d to d e a l w ith
]
Freedom
Forum Media Sn
3 iudit:s Cenf< o bjecting to c o u n proce
for
ceedings.
o a th p u rg ailo
iorie s y e t. b u t D e M o tt
(
ter.
Media outlets sell con
otnm erdiils,
C ourt re co rd s offices oi
a ro u n d th e d a im s th a l isis because
I
th e d o cum ents
rpolitical analysts study vt
voting, a n d
N a p c N'alley ha%’e receivi
M
ived a com- a re stiU new.■an
ai d relatively uixknowTt
^universities and h o ^ t ^s gI et grants
b
bined total of a b o u t 12 nor
on-statuior>“T here will
ill b e m any. m any, m any
ibased on radal and ethnicc figunsL
I
a
abaiem
eiit.s, b ut th e o ath pi
p u rgatories people establi:
blishing t h ^ oaths."
T h e C ensus has had aa p ro b le m
c
counting
Hlspanics bccause
■e o<f th e w^y
tthe}' rc a a to fint bdng aske
ked w hether
' '
— thc>’
t
arc Uiidc. white, Asian
an o r P adfic
Islander. Many check “other
er.“
T h e c o n d itio n w a s ddi;is c o v e re d
b y b o n e m airrow
r r t tra n sp la n t.”
“They write in their naui
luonality —
ir
in th e 1950s b y a D r. Og
)g d e n B niT w o o rg in
a niz
i a tio n s now e x is t to
}Mexican
>
or Salv-adorah —
- ai n d w hen
t( n a t W’a lte r R e e d H o sp
to
s p ita l. B ru- h e lp c h ild re
e nn su f fe rin g fro m PID .
^they get to the Hispanic or
origin quesu n d e s c r ib e d s o m e th in g c a lle d
to
O ne is th e Imn
m m une D efidency Fount;
tion. 10 miUion of them
m s k ip it,"
ggja m m a g lo b u lin a n e m ia1 a£ f te r n o i- dation, w hich
>
h w jis s ta n e d by p a re n ts
McKay said. Research sho
fiowx«d the>ir
in g th a l so m e c h ild re n wi
isith re c u r- iind h a s chaptc
p ters in m ost states. T h e
dthou^t-they already answe
vered it.
rrt
e n t in fe c tio n s w e re m iss
issing a n ti- o th e r is th e Jeffre>Jc
M odell FoundaThe
bureau
tried
some
; vi ariations
bbio d ie s , o r g a m m a g lo bbiu l i n s , in
tion.
in a supplem ent to th e A
M ay 1995
the blood.
th
T he ModeU
1
^ Foundation
ru n s a hot
c urrent Population Survt
C
v e y . w hich
‘i n th e n e x t few \-ears, a d( ozen dis- U ne sta ffe d by
b> r e tire d n u rse s, w h o ci
combines telephone and pe
p e r w ia l intii
tinctive disorders in this ggroup
r
w e re re fe r callers; to
to e x p e n ph j-sid an s in
di
d isc i)w re d . T h a t list is no
now in th e
th e ir are a s.ItIta lso re fe rs CiiUers to P
30s," B laesesaid.
com panies that
h a t can h e lp w ith initial
" S o m e o f th e d is o rd e rs
r s a r c cu r- m edical expens
cTUes.
nalb le a n d so m e a r e n o t yyie t, so m e
T h e fo u nid
d a tio n s a ls o f u n d re aa rr e Tiot e v e n tr e a t a b l e , ” h e s a id , se a rch , p ro n■ide
d i s u p p o n to fam ilies
“M
J ost d o h a v e tr e a tm ejn
n ts , so m e vrith children
s
n suffering
from th e disr m ore e ffe c tiv e th a n o)thers.
a re
il
T lie ca se an d spons
m sor sj-mposiuras to edve se \ e r e o n e s h a v e b e«c in tre a te d u ca te people■ab
ver>a t o u t PID.
i
te r\ie w s off a tnationally representati\-e sam plet to m e a w e the monthhlent rate.
u n e m plojinent
HaLf th e families'
fan
were asked the
H isp an ic ques
[uestion before th e race
half got a sngle.
questioru thlee other
o
com bined Hisp
iispanic origin-nice question. H alf off eeiich
a
half also was gi\'en
th e option o•ff ch
choosing “multiraoid."
T he new m
muultinidal categorv' did
not significantl;
intly affect the black perc e n ta g e . but
u t instead
i
drew people
aw ay from the
th e categories for “someth in g e ls e " and
ani Intiian. That could
. affect th e Bkireau
urt
of Indian Affairs'
■Kay said.
fim ding. M cKaj
E lim inating
t
ng the
separate Hispanic
q u e stio n cuItt tl
that population’s estim ate b ecause
sc C
Cubw-Americans and
p e o p le w ho»trace
tn
their ancestry- to
S p ain te n d eed
d to
t pick “w hile" over
“H isp an ic" when
wh
forced to choose.
McKay said,
H e r r ts e aarch
r c l and o th e r studies
p r e s e n te d at
a t th
t e conference; also
fo u n d th a l vast
vast num bers of Americans — m ostlv
stly white — don’t care
th a t m u ch aboi
ibout their ra d a l labels
on d som e a r e \baffled by questions
about th e ir ance
incestiy.
Compa!ission in media
i
- is thliat possil]
ible?
H ie Associated Press
Shipmenn ts
hiler-Hi>nerv.in.Holli»lcr. :fvj,175
in n e s o ta
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lih ere -w ere n o in ju rie s am
n dd scr\-ices were-canccled.
A h e a t wa
wind gusts of 99 mph
N o r th e rn U ta h
w ave sizzled th e Soulhea.st
!t un
o S unday, w hile
South
u h e m .M innesota receivedJ wi
g u s ty w ind:
id s b lew a c ro ss th e S o uith
th iw e st a n d lo w e r in Wasc
storm rip p ed off a 50-fooiI dch u rch steep le in
A tor
o m a d o tou ch e d dow n in Wells,
Wc
l^m ly cloudy' I...
ruesday p a n ly H a in s. A ste
about 15 miles
t o n i ^ t wilh loivs mid-40s. Tui
M innesota.
from thi
the Iowa border, b ut th e re: were
we no repons of macloudy. W ani.cr. H
I ighs mid-70s. Chance of rain is less so u th ern Mu
ihan 20 pcrccnt. Tl
im age o r injuries,
ast is 8 . a high
A r e c oird
r d h ig h t e m p e r a t u r e o f 9 2 w a s s e i in jo r dam
The ullraviolei index forecas
G
reenville,
i
L
‘.
S.C..
bea
tin
g
th
e
old
recor
c ’cposure level.
co rd of 91 in 1977.
Cool
ll ai n d wet w e ather c o ntinued
jed in the Northwest. A
T e m p e ra tu
u re
n s h o vered at o v e r 1 0 0 def
deg ree s in p a n s of co m b in
in a tio n o f r a in f a ll a n d m
me)
elting snow caused
riv e rs tc
to r\m high.
N o n h C a noUna.
ili
^
T em perati
a tu r e s also rose in the.m id-A
d-Atlanric states. It
Mean
)ped across the Souihu iw h ile . high w inds w hippet
ak
Showers an d thundershow
thi
the 34-ycar- vrest an
h e G em sta te re a d ie d %6 rin W illiom spon. Pa., b recaking
and so u th e rn P lains. W inds
ers in v aded the
ids were 30 mph from
again Sunday oftci
of New Mexed p ita u o n on
recordI ooff 95 for th e d ate,
southen C alifom ia across th e mnountains
ou
ftem oon, dropping m ore prec
i e a tm o s p h e re ico a n d iinto th e Plains.
a ir in th e m id d le le v e ls ojff th
id. IFlotxl w arnings rtunaineda in
i effect for . W arm tir
S">und.
d erstorm s from form ing ovei
iver th e S o u theast,
In Co
re over Idaho k e p t thundej
Z o lo ra d o . a u th o r itie s fe;ared
a rc th e high winds
icrtKS Idaho. The atm osphere
s c 'c n il n v ers acn^
tlontic a n d m uch o f th e Midw
condnucs lo b c moist
moi a nd unsettled. T hese cor
x)ndiuonswiU thenud-A tlai
idw t»t.
would fi
fan th e flam es of a fire that
hat bad engulfed thouM inn., w inds Rusting
ting u p to 60 m ph sands of a c rt» of p ine forest about
u n d cr^ o w e rs
G fe enn Isle.
1
lie ffor m ore showem and thun
out 30 miles southwest
“ fa%t»rablc
lo re off thle
e ste
• ep le o f St. B ren d an C
Chh u r ^ e a rly Sun- o f Denvi
into laio this .tfierrn
iver.
em oon and early evening.
Papers _
Huflc>.Kiiperf.|’aul.Oakley.' ri7K
fi7
Uo, 23W724; Rigby 745-
/278; UJtah
tal 801-964-6000; the
ev-.arra, 702-738^888.
Elko, Nev..
Recoi
ord heat bakess iSouth; Storms>blow through1 M^
C o n tin u e d from
w h o h a s Ir e v ie w e d s o m e o f t h e!
ticc in A da C o u n t> /thlec co ath p urgato- d w u m e n ts.
t;
ritfs d re th e la te st tool
>1 d eveloped b>A de jur'
iu re d tiz e n , h e said, is o n er
th e C ourts of J u j^ c e to h1 elp individ- ih.it was m
m:ad e a d tiz e n by \Trtue of
--------Uiils regiiin th e ir om stitv
.titutional riglits th e Con.i^r
oitution a s it w-as originally
ihiil th e y siiy h a v e heei
>een lost in th e ad opted. D
I>e ju re d tiz e n s do not in-•
fedenil an d state court
S)
ns>-stem.t
d u d e p e tip
l w ho w eni n u d e d tiz e n s
iple
I d a h o a n s " h n v e no
10 s: t a n d in g o f by th e 13tl
3 th . 1 4th. o r 15th A m endpublic rcco rd to em 'orct
>rce th e Consti- m e n ts adoi
dopted a fte r th e Civi] W ar.
tu tio n " un less th e y sub
'iubnjit an o a th 'ITiose amei
n e n d m e n ts a b o lished slavpurpatorj- to th e ir coun
lunty rec o rd e r. er>'. dofinei
n e d citiz en sh ip an d estabEJcMott said.
lishetl vttrini
ring rights for aJI races.
A n in d i v i d u a l wh»)
ht) l a k e s t h e
" I'his h.us
i.Ls some p retty strong r.icial
o a th is ••swearinK bee i;is a d e ju r e
tn e n o n e s .’'W arden siiid.
c itiz e n , o u ts id e th e jju
u ri.s
r d ictio n o f
rri(> r toto t h e o a th p u r g a to r ie s ,
fh e s ta te n f Id a h o ." s;iid
s;ii W a sd e n . •*iioii-statut
tu io ry a b a te m e n ts " W e r e
i!uh|.Caillcr.)fil.
For currei
irrent road conditions.
call th ersejnumbcrs:_
sej
Boise, 376- ^_____
8028; Shoshone, 886-2266;
partly cloudyy to th e nonh today, oihenvist
ise m ostlv sunny. H ighs low eerr 60s to low er 70s. In c rea
tnniglii, but noiI as
a' cold with lou-s from th e I
ihe mid-tOs, Tuesd
lesday mosils' cloudy, 'A chanci
ic e of showx'rs __
?0s. ...... ......... _ T h c Associai
± ile d P re ss
n..il
Highs up|H.-r 60s to upper 7&
7 gg — ‘n th o a fie m o o n
^
'C o m r o r t . f a cct t( o r s
Humidity al noon 53
B.iromoiw al rwon 2
Pollon count e (gras
rassj.m od.
0M10
Ctxrtmy AMvtM 4 AJwyy <^
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4
co
c o n g e s te d w a te r w a y s — t h e
a
G)lum
bia R iver a n d P u^*t Sound,
S
resp
spectively
— th e re b y posinj
ing seriousris of ships' grounding o r■colliding,
ri-sks
o
Huzinga said th e sp e n t fuel
fu would
bbee vacuum -sealed in eightIt \in u a lly .
intd e stru c tib le , l e a d - l i n ^. sstainlessin
ste casks, ea ch containing
steel
lg 3 0 to 40
fue l r o d s . “ T h e s e c a s k ss h a v e n ’t
fu
lej
le a k e d in th e m o re th a ni 2
30 y e a rs
we
we’ve
ased them . W e've ne>
ie\-er b e e n
a ble to c o rtstru a o th e q re.•tical'acdab
ti
dei t thiit could b re a k them
den
,
11." Huzinga said in a telep h o n e intervi
ga
■view.
I e s a id th e Navy; h a s nm a d e 85
H
_
I
J
-
shipm ents of' n ui d ea r-su b m a rin e fuel
ro d s th ro u g h1 S a n F n m d s c o B ay to
Id ah o in reccn
e n t y e a rs vrithout in d d e n t o r protest,
St.
H uzinga said
lid DOE, resp o n d in g to
public-safety fears,
fe
h ad red u c ed th e
n u m b e r o f fuel
u e l ro d s to b c sh ip p e d
th ro u g h Concoi
cord from 180 c ask s to
38. w hich woul
Duld b e tr a n s p o n e d in
five s h ip m e ntsts«
o v er th e next several
y e a rs. H e said
id th o c a sk s w o u ld b c
p laced on speedda ily c h o n e re d tra in s
w ith in tw o hlOurs
ou o f a rriv in g a t th e
n aval station,. aain d th a t exte n siv e sec u rity w o u ldbc
b e p rovided..
—ThcTnna-NcHv
CC a lf
In fo rm attion
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ThcTm
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fession — must
list Ibe undergoing onguish," said Johi
John Hughes, fanner
WASHINGTON — It[t happens editor of the
e C
C hristian S d en ce
from time to time: The
le ncwspa- Monitor,
pcrs get wind of someom
ine’s awful
A lest of whe
whether the inddent.
secret and the su b jea of
)f ithe stor>' can bc justified
fied, said H u ^ e s , is
com m its su id d e. The news
n
can whether the sta
story is legstunately
kiU.
the public’s bust
iMSiness. If a senator
It is a tragedy for eN’er;
er^snc, in- is drunk on the
th e Senate floor, he
duding the re p o n e n whe
ho are left said, the publi
iblic has a nee d to
asking: H ad they gonee too far? know no maner
ter iwhat publhhing it
Should they have antidp
Ipated the does to the senat
aw tor’s career. If ihe
te rrib le consequencess iof their senator’s sister
iter is an alcoholic,
journalism ? Is compass:
ssion also maybe il is noboc
>body’s b u s i n g
one of the tools of their tra
TOde?
Naval histori;
lorian Norm an PolH ie question arises ini the
ti wer* mar, a longtime
rtie friend of Boorda
math of the suidde of Ad
^dm. Jere- and a consultan
Itant to th ree Navy
my Boorda, the Navy’s tof
op officer, secretaries, also
also questioned th e
s h o rtly b e fo re h e w ass ito have press' proportic
irtions. H e said rebeen interview ed by Ne
lew ^e e k poners legitimai
m ately pursued the
about whether the brotue
* “V"-(for Boorda story, but
but be suspected the
combat valw) pins he’d vrom
w
hod story would have
ave been overbknviL
been unearned.
Earlier thisI yci
year, a budget offiJoumolisih’s answer, ge
generally. c e ra tth e L ibraiy
r^ of Congress shot
is a hantedged ooe: n w ^presscan
p
and lolled himseb
M elfafter'IheH m .a
consider th e im pact of
if what It newspaper thlat
a t«covers Congress,
publishes, but it can*t let tl
the possi- reported he was
vas undeta investigable consequences of im]
mponant tionbythejustia
a ic e Departm ent
n ew s ru le w hat is prin
•inted or
Hie Hill rann ar
an editorial saying
broadcast.
it felt no respons
•onsibility. -JoumaE
What’s often locking, sai<
aid editor ists have to iive
ive ai n d work in the
Chris Peck of the Spokesi
!sman-Re- here and now,"
w." it said. “They
view in Spokane. Wosh^
u. former must tiy to fulfill
[fil] ithetr reqxnsibi]*
ch a irm an o f an e d ito rs
1 ’ e th ic s. ity to leem and
dn
repon the tntth to
committee, is ‘Svholeness
» in the the best of their
leir ability, without
repoiting.“ Yaoked out of
rfconte9(t considering wh
w h a t th e conseof his entire life, a petson**
i*«miscue quences may. be,
be, except in ra re
can mislead. Too often inn journalj
and extraordinar
inary cases such as
ism. Peck said, context is missing,
m
tnatters affecting
i
tng national
seoirity
think everyone u NICMsweek
a
or clear< u t isst
is s u e s o f Ufe a n d
— and everyooo in the r>e
wwa pro- death.”
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Mon<
Timos-Npx
•News. T*in Fall;, lda^o
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^ E a rlj^r^testinjg-flnds n ew Ad D S g telp rev (^ents sejx u alspp re a d
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/ p o w e rfu l
virus-sto p p in g gel inite'nded
te r
to s to p
th e s ocual s p re a d o f AIC
WDS to w om en
o p p e a n to be highly eff<
effective in th e
first te stin g on monkey:
ceys, a c co rd in g
to a prelim in ary study.
-------------T h e 's t i b s r a n c e . c :a
a l11
l c d -P M PA :
totally sto p p ed transm
is
mis-sion
o f SIV,
th e m o n k e y v e r s io nn o f t h e A ID S
v irus, w h en a p p lie d ppre
ro te a iv e ly to
th e anim als’ %'aginas.
: “ W e d o n 'l k n o w hhoo w t h i s w ill
tra n s la te to h u m a n beii
b eings, b u t w e
see th e results a s very’ prom
p r ising a n d
w o rth p u rsu in g ." sitid
I r. R o b e rta
id D
B la ck o f th e N a tio n a l I n s ti t u t e o f
A lle r g y a n d I n fe c tioouuis D is e a s e s ,
— tn p ro te c t
h a p s e v e n a f te rw a rd —
•
w o m e n to h a v e
* F o r Vi
- w o >n n u i n . c o t i t r a l l e d
*
m loe 1t h o d i s v e r y
US.• th em fnim th e AIDS virus
F in d in g a vaginal antiti-AIl)S compound is ail im port;int reresearch g(Ml
,-s »vtn-n conh jr u'it-' in circum stanccs
dom s are nor aviiilaWe 01
o r not «vanti n 'P ®
— c d r ^ d - D r - Z c d a - Rosenl
nb e rg -tif the-c la n p r o t e c t
natinnid allt^r^^' institute.
C
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w
m
c
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to
h
ave
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v
I
l^•oman■ct)n•
h e m s e lv e s .'
fro n t'd meth(Ki is vcr\- irr
im p o n a n t so
• th e y can p n ite c t th e n ist
isclves." she
s a id
— D r.) r . Z e d a R o s e n b e r g
T h e a n im a l r e s e a r cch
h s u g g e s ts
■' ' ■
lanced th e study,
• PM PA m ay Iw tw ice asi efft-ctixe
e
as
w hich finan
irks OS re search e rs h ope, thui ,ithe siH.Tmicidc nonoxvTH
Tioi 9, w hich
If it w o rk
g e l c o u ldd Ib e a p p lie d v a g in a lly by' ,also kills HIV.
(efore in te rco u rse — o r per- > St-riou.s (jiifstions remnain.
a
h tiw cv
w-omen bef<
>ortant s o th e v___
thi
I’.MI'A — sh o rt for (R^)-9-<2-phos)
c r . s in c e m a n y m e d ic in e s look
in th e test tiilK- nr in l.iliI I'h
j o iiy h n e th o x y p ro p y h a)ac d e n in e —
im pn-ssiver ir
tit fail w hen irin l on jm * w\ o rk s b y b lo c k in g r e v ie r s e tr a n anim ;ds b ut
n /y m e s th e
' rip t.lse , <im- o l th e e iu
pk-. A m ongg ootlier thincs. its iJi-ve!n[) sc
v iru s ust-s to m akice c o pies o f
.
I.TS w ill haavv e to show thai I’MP.A .MDS
la r 10 . ^ T .
1
Its .iciion i< sim ila
i!rH.-s n o l / aa u se irritation, u h iih is a Itself.
ofnrjnfm-nol-M------------------t it'.ip p c a 'rV
— rth e lir^ t v \ i n s d n ig .'liilt“i
d m 'v h a d frrfi
ggesi issue IS s,ifef. This to
t b e m o re p o te n t a n d1 ^H«) lim e s
" T h e biggt
iously
b e us«.-il tii healthy leI s s to v u .
w ould o ln io
i
S o i.ii. s c i e n t i s t s h a vvie s t u d i e d
'ple. a n d it li.is to Ik- \ it \
yenmg peopli
s a id
I>r
N nrlH T t I’M
1 l’A o n ly in m aca< |uee m o n k ey s.
s a f e ,"
sa
■rger
v
B isc h o fb e rg
i o f G ile a d Scu•^Ke^ uhiL-h
.u e siiscepiible to> tth e sim ian
T he virus 1-:
imnniiii>ileficiencvvinis Tl
i:
In c , o f F o s t e r C itv , I 'a l i l
um.in .AIDS
■ger prest-ntetl ihi- u-snlts .1.1 re la tiv e of H I\', th e hur
Bischoflierge:
,)S-!iKe fatal
.md causes. .111 .MDS
Ihe N inth lnteriiatii>ri.il viRis.
\
.M onday a t tl
Ul m onkeys
li
C onferenceL- o n .\n tiv ira l Ki-xe.inh in iilne>s
n iversity of
R e se .irc h e rs .it th e L'ni
F ukushim a.i.Jap;inJ
Milits:ary w(orks tc0 recoincile s;iafety
issuess with ‘Top<Gun’ Imentalility
a \ IS. le ste d PNtl’A gel
. C.ilifoniia, |)
Da<in six moiikt-v
ikt-ys l-(uir riv e iv e d th e
w'o d id not. a n d all w erv
gel. wlule iw'o
exposed to■high
hi>: levels ot SI\- T he
ivim
f o u r ' r e c e iv
ii > th e g e l s ta y e d
I^ e a llh v . whii.
i n i e ilu;-c>the_r _nvo p_»il_____
MI'A also shovs-s promiscin fitiw i PMI'.IS a wav toI pr.
p rev en t in fivtion w hen
III H l\’ tlin)ugh
IX-opIe are ee\j'os<.-iI
\p
a its nr r u tiile
’i
ile’|.il>s.
- In N o \e nmilvb e r . D r C lu- C h u n g
tr o m
th e
I'sa i .m dI o< t h e r s
U niveiM ty of
uf W
\ ash in g to n r e jx irte d
th .it tiin -c lio
iio rn s o f l-M I’A to ta lly ,
in fe ctio n w fien given u p
|’r e \e n te il inie
to 24 h o u r s .,i1'f te r m o n k e y s w e r e
ii i k u I.ited w itl
ith S I\'
Fire-eaiiter and hhum an
^ed
blocckhead w
III. K .i s n .i. \Mio per'-"
New V ork I>ail> N e U '.'
fo r m e il la1sstt s u m m e r a s tile
ie> m .ike a I’svcim Ikiby.
.M-:\V ^ O R K — The
.ing an oim l.itiil autnpil'ii
- ' I _ ^ d V%-.LS usinj
W A SH IN G T O N ( AiP? ) — A s t h e I----------------!\
isn 't p s \c h ic .” s.iid
a ls fire .ind
"H e le.dK i>
lO te pim ple — she e.il
-------- roaring je ls o f ih e F -1 4ITTfom cat f ig h tsv-stem. Bn mi .itul M oilu'ts di<-d-:i!
m • ‘
•;s. tie s\N.iI. Kn a. "I’ut h e iVN.ilks o n b ro k e n gla-;s
th a t cnisli o>n
n a, C nw iian hillsule.
e r sK unm cd h im b ack: in h is p ilo t’s
, / \ i r
:ids ii.iils u p
Kcrstv.i \\(n
e .1 tin \ b lack tiL\
ore
low s ciitlerv a n d jxiond
............—
— D eien'^c Sc
Sorrofnrv- W itlinm T’e m - ' s e a t .- L t r C m d r r J o h nr SSir a o ' B a r e s ------------------ 7 • hisnos^-,
H is m om wWire
„r. w h ite H is d a d
ID times a s liable as a aviiian
ofanyU .S, military aircraft js lOti
igh th e d o u d s
A p.!otof£
o rd e r e d thlec se rv ic e s to install tluw aited -in punch through
h e v in d s uf w o re a s p a r k l e v e s t t h a t h e
.-\nil S a lin d a v . on th«
p a rt to fwvfl a serious o r fatal crasfi,
cra
bot me flom&eroi' serwu
)vcr N ashville.
covntotpa
d a ta reco rd;fers
er on a lt passenger-*.'.ir
a n d into th e b lu e sk y o\-ci
B ro o k h n -s C o n e y M.lan
.i d . Kiv.i w ea rs tdr his
Us sw
* ord-sw allovving
military aacc d dents is dedming.
•s. .-\s
rving plimc*s.
, .1 lugliet priority, he
Tenn.
•'redini Ith e .ici. The m iptial
iptu m usic w as pn>• th e fire-<-aieri a n d l'r«
o rd e re d that
at those vim e planes get
A com m ercial pilo t wa
w a tc h in g th e
ro m is e d to vided by Mrr S|XKiiis,
S
a o n e-m an
s w n rd s w a llo w e r i p ro
lion it|u ip n ie iit. .
n e w n avigatio
250
dispkiy rad io ed th e to w ea r “ D elta 1>y
m en s:) b a nidd F1 r e d im 's p .ire n is
l o \e . h o n o r a n d oh. bov
tal: 1,633
F n .m
S-J fh rn iid i I'^.M. 42 U S
Service members killed, total
can
g e t w h at th
thaa t o th e r g uy
B JI
Bofor fh e c ere A c tu a lly . K iv a / ree.a i ti.iin e . c am e trom Bostnti
.ll j e l s
h.ive b e e n
c o m m e rc t.il
g«)t?" T he con tro ller repli
.•plied. “ C a td i
■ “
W
i
hee fL-^-'eption.
h eld in
Il.in a S /L v e p a n sk n a n td F re d in i mony and th
d e s tro y e d in crash es. In that s.mu/\>
him if >t)u can."
200
__
h o w io o m . K i v a 's
■l- ie d K a h l I e x c h a:l^ig; e ii le u a l th e frt-.ik ssh.
/■ \
Aifcrall
2.1 m ilitarv' .iircrait li.ivc
}x;riod. 1.32.1
----Second.*; l a i e r , Bat«
l a te s - p l a n e '
ill days .i^;o iiin th e r an d .s)
. s i s t e : cTime fro m
\
deslfoyco
total:
31:1.523
iiecn dt-stnivilyed at .1 Ii>-vs to t.i\p .i> efs
p lu n g e d o u t o f t h e cl
c l o u d s a rid
viiii .^i>0 iin ite s w ere
.)t C u \ H .ill. b u t they. ides*.Tilx.-d I'oroilto .-\lviiil
o f < 2 1.2 biHi
iHioii I h e c o m m e n ial
c ra sh e d in to u s u b u rb)an
a n n eig h b o r- S V l’s c a m e b a c k
s e n t, a n d KKS
t h e n p . ic a ii- in s p ir e dd n tu .i! a s
inutl th e h\ i-s of 12 ' cre^^
c ra s h ts cl.iinu
h(xxl, k illing B a te s his cn;
av w m an and
hiisiness a t from most of
th e m The h a p p ie st
>f th
th e r e a l d e a l, " l l i e bu
.hile th e iTiilitarv- c r .i'h e '
t h r e e o n t h e g r o u n d1.. I t w a s th e
m e m b e rs whil
th e W e d d in g . n»>l
L 'it\ H .ill w as le g a l nre d ta p e ." m e m b e r o tI th
d a i m e d l.t>,^ ser \ U'e n irm b e i ',
this>x*ar.
fourth crash uf an F-14 this
s.iul Kiva "T o m e. it w as like a c o u n tin g bb r iud e , c r o o in .in d
B3
a c c o rd in g to st.itistic s g.ithereii by
h h
P ilo ts in s tin c tiv e ly- uuin d e r s t a n d
Z igun. a rtisiic
m il 1,1) th e d e m ist."
Kitstya. w as. Uick
Ui
• th e C^-ner.il
.' ttn iin ttn g O tfiie aiul
ll A
th a l miliiar>' axnatiun is in h e re n tly
d irix'tnr of th
thee n o n p ro fit C oney
H nih .ire p e r f o r m ee ir s .It th e
70
th e N ational
al I raiispiirTaiMii Sat'etv
m o re d a n g e ro u s th a n cu
c o m m e r d a i.
•hore fre.ik
I s la n d . L S.-\.
'S .\
w h ic h r u n s
Siilesliiiw .It th e St.-ashi
sd.tota'
125
^
Crew m em bers killed,
t
ftk u d .
A n e x a m in a tio n o f crash
a s h s ta tis tic s
SO
s h o w . .Uld so t h e i r c«
ce re m o n v
Stdesiiow s by
tl e S^-.ishore.
>y th
W hen th ee 1.S2 0 passenj^ers killed
Aircraft aestroyec toial:42\
dem on.straies Just hotv uwicide th a t g a p
' , ^
Z igun o rg:ani
an i7 e d th e w ed d in g
w as, f r .in k h . fre.ik y It alsi) w.is9
m U.S. ci>nim«
imeicukl crashes o \e r th e
Ls.
— F r e d i n i S .ilu rd ay to1 ppro
r m o te th e fr e a k
.1 b i r t h d a y p t ir iy —
««■ - 3
di-v-.ide .11
are inLllldt-d. the lovs lit
A N a \y pilot ta k in g off
o ff in a n F-14
Tq _ rrT
h oo|p e n s n e x t w eekt u r n e d .<! S a tu r d a y . 1T h e w ed- show , w h ich
is 24 tim es m o re likely to h a v e a seri.irable. but each >.1’miner1994
l>le i-s com^vu*.
\i- i 9 Mf. V; , ^966
1988
1990
- 1992
llei th e luHipla surd in e p a rty in c lu d e d thh te ir fellow e n d . .m d cailled
ypically c a m e s sanies m
I cial fliglit typi
a n a com m er- r ' - ' '
'
ous o r faiol a c d d e n t than
p e r tiir m e r s . .im o n g th
tli e m b e s t
ro u n d in g Iita ap u b lic r e la tio n s
h iin d rw is of
f
>f p.tsM.-ngeis
while millrom parison of
d a l pilot, based on i) a>m
woi:
o u ld h a v e tu r n e d
m a n M ic h a e l W ils o nII., th e ta t- c o u p th a t w
often consist of a iTe'v ot
tarv- fliglits oft
. a c d d e n t n ite s o ver th e pai
past IS.vxars.
FeW B I
m gg r e e n w ith en v y ,
to o e d m a n . a n d th e•ir
n o w n 2- P T. B iirnum
i
<iiie o r tw o O xer th e past 20 \e .iis,
lita rv a irc ra ft
_
-. A pilot of an y U S . tn ilita
sartment
of
Defertse
calculalcs
its
s
Class
A
m
'snap
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k
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s
a
d
v
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h
e
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w
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in
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l
i
i
a
r
y
c
ra
sh
^
-'
h
a
s
' fh e r a l e o ii
\\t)u]d.be 10 tim es a s liabit
00,(X)0 flying r»ours
.
tfie number ol accidents per 100,(
>y tw o th ir d s , fm m 4.,^ _
d e c lin e d by
c a serious or
Lui a tu n te rp a rt to ha\x‘
■.
"clasN A" niisjiisii.ijK [ v r UKl.OOil 'Ivini;
fatal crash . A c d d e n t ra
a te s m e a s m v
50
Mishap
r;
ipra.o
■p ♦ / •
hinirs in 1?7.t
r.T 1to 1 last yc.ii A clas>
th e nu m b e r of serious o3rr fatal
f
crash^ 5 4.3
es p er 100.000 h o u rs flown,
wn.
.\ m ish ap iin
n
nolvi-«
a fatalit\, |v m ia iii-nt disiibility
luy. o r al least 51 miUion
“ Y ou're m ak in g Simula
u la te d bom |>
* - ^
^ ■ H ||||B |U p i m
in g runs, y o u 're d o i i^ d oa s e a ir sup- , 3 .5
in ii.un.igeto,tl
o.the a ia ra l't
|E b i U U i | g i i i | u f l u\
T
hough
1
1
It'S
p o rt, y o u 'r e fly in g in fo rrm a tio n in ■
K.'se ra te s .u e much hi.diclo se p ro x im ity to o thh e ir a i r c r a f t ,
er th a n th e■cCto m m erc ia l st-cioi. th e
wu'rx.' fljin g close to tliee ggjn u m d , it is
2.5
JJ,
c r a s h r a t e lot
lo r " g e n e r a l av ia tio n ."
sjiiidl. p n v a te .iircrai’f. is higlier Mill,
m o re h a z a rd o u s,'* s a idd S e n . J o h n
2
wei-n
lig h t and 10 traslv
nm n in g Iv tw
e
C len n . D-Ohio, w ho w as
is o( p e ra tio n s
19
1)00
officer for a M arine f it^Ite
te rr squad ro n
vs
es p e r 10 -M)
0 ( h n u rs over th e past
b e fore his a stro n au t dav-s.
decade. Lt Col.
Col S».ott Biimiws or the
.■s.
■f ;
S till, th e n u m b e r o f se
seirio u s miliI
.-\ir Fi>rce A
Aitr S .iie iy C e n te r at
tar>- av iatio n a c d d e n ts is declining.
K irtla n d .-\irr Force
l^
B.ise, N .M . said
Tied its focas
-^
'
th a t t h e tree nn d is ru n n in i; to w a id
T he Pentag o n ev e n tume<
•8 3 " '85
*85
'8 7
-89
-91
-SO
al c a u s i's " fu r c ra sh e s, L
on problem s in c o m m e rd
" o p c ra tio n .il
• d aa l a v ia t i o a
^
.Vini (Jm«-Tiif«c»n .NVjjfhhi
t
ra>Accou'ti'4 0 !AC«. NMion*! Tnrwr^.it' S.1V0
m e a n in g pili't
IiM e rro r o r m istakes b \
^
suspending for a m o n th aanj
n y tra v e l bvion u UCKviun UU
rf
t k l uMn M in <arf Ub
g r o u n d m .iir
m ilitary p ersonnel on %’alu.
a lu je t follow*•«■-«*»>■________
r d e r e d a tw o ^ la y h a lt to th a t siime pLl«»ts m ay Ix- ej«.
?j«.vting too opjx»se<l to airc
ing th a t a irlin e 's fa ta l c ra
n sh in th e H a r r ie r , ord<
iinT.U't tla « v
'
'
i a l flights in M arch a f te r hi
n on-essen tial
la te from lo u n d e n iin aircn
.T-att. Adm
T h e CA O) rr.e p o r te d th a l m r *‘'4 Florida E v e rg la d e s
ilitary avia- 10 M a r in e• p la n e s a n d h e lic o p te r s J et r e m y B oord.i. th e la te
le c h ie f ol a n d h “ *5. htiti
But all is not wvU in m il
n im an e r ro r was a con
tht* first th r e e m o n th s of ruiv:il
n;
optTatiiiii-s. onlcrt-dI a re\-am(v trib u tin g f a anor
o i in r.^ ivn.-ent of niili
tio n a n d th e B a te s c a se iillu.s‘t r a te s cra sh e d in th
“
in g o f pilot tra in in g a lte r idetails ol t a r y c r a s h ies.
e s M ic h a e l B en so n ,
s o m e o f th e p r o b l e m s t h a t h a v e t h e y e a r . J u s t t h i s m o n th , tw o in
e
l
i
c
o
p
te
r
s
c
o
llid
e
d
in
a
M
a
r
i
n
e
h
e
li
th
e
B.iti's
crash
etnergi-d.
dra w n d o s e r scrutiny.
s p o k e s m a ni f o r t h e N aitc'n .il
m o c k b a tt;le
l e o v e r N o rth C a ro lin a .
— .-\n e m b a r r a s s o ii Ai
10:1 S.n’e ty Bo.iril s.»id si.i- ' j
\ t r F o rc e Transjx)naiio.i
So fur this \-e a r
a dI m i t t e d a l t e r tht- ccir a s h til tistics m th eL- com
Ci m ercia) stxtur .ire
— T h e M a rin e C o rp s , w h ic h h a s killing 14.J
avy, w hich o rd e re d a simi- C
C<o m m e rc e Secretarv- Ron
i i ^ th e m ost
—^TTie Nav^
Jti Brow n's sim ilar, w ithI pi
th e dubioas hon o r o f flvin);
pil(« e m ir nwisiden-d a
■doisTi'*
o f its W est Coa^a ppila n e th a t th e a irc ra lt. .-\i 'l
'! '4 i . had c o n trib u tin g: f.ictor
o
d a n gerous fig h te r p la n e: in th e mili- la r “ stan d -d
f.i
;n 60 (v rcen t 10
in February-, is co n cerned no
nc "b la c k b»ix" flight data
:a recorder 70 p t a e n t 01I tl
ta r y . t h e v e r t i c a l ta k ee(^j f f A V - 8 B sq u a d n w isin
th e cr.islieN,
r lo s s e s
S
er mishaps
S u p e r 1E gg
mm
Fugitive gi>
ives up in Gjuatem ala
[nternet
after photo0 is on the Ii
-
W ASHIN G TO N (Al»)1 —
- F o r t h e m a n h u n t a n d R ogge, “ fe e lin g th e
first tim e, th e FBI h a s n aib
b b ed o n e of in te n s e ptessu
ssure.’* tiuTwd him.<wlf in
its m ost w an ted fugitivx*s
I'S tth a n k s to a t th e U.S. E
£:m b a ssy o n S a tu r d a y .
th e Internet.
'th e FBI said.L R
H ogge, 56, h;id e s c ip c ^
L eslie Lsben Rogge, w ho h1 a d b e e n
fro m f e d e •al
r a l c u s to d y in Id a h o in
on th e FBI’s T en M ost W da n te d list
1 9 8 5 fo llow
w in
i g a c o n v ic tio n fo r
fo r six y e a rs, s u r r e n d e:red
r e t to U .S. arro e d robbery
ery. H e a lso w as w a n te d
authoritic'S in G u a te m aila
la a f te r h is f o r b a n k roobb b e r y , t r a n s p o r t i n g
p icture w as seen on th e Inte
a c ro s s s t a t e lin e s
Internet, th e s to le n p r o p>erty
er
FBI Siiid Sunday.
a n d w ir e f rra
a iu d , th e FBI s a id rn a
em ent. H e w as p laced o n
T he b u reau said th is w
as th e first w ritte n statero
A-as
tim e th a t listin g th e mlost
ost w a n te d th e m ost w m
antte d list in 1990. Police
hig itives on th e In te rn e t hha;
a s le d to a w a n t R o g gee in
i c o n n e c tio n w ith a
y in
c a p t u r e . H is p i c t u r e hhaa d b e e n
1986 ro b b e ry
i N orth C arolina an d
p laced on th e FBTs hoir>e
ve p| a g e a n d a 1991 r o b bery
^ ' in M issouri,
w a s s p o t t e d b y so m e o n e in
ow n to M iam i, w-herv h e
H e w as flow
G u a te m a la , w ho h a d s<^i
; w n R o g g e w as b e in g hieeld
l aw a itin g a h e a rin g
es.
sch ed u led foarr MondLay
]
b ^ o r e a U.S.
a n d a le rte d t&* au thorities.
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l auu n c h e d a m a g ism ite, th
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fin is h t h a t be ca u .se r1'u p r o b a b ly
le a v e b e fo r e th e I l t hh,,” said D ole,
—w ho a n n o u n c t^ lost w e e k th a t- h e ------------- v
would resign by Jim o 11
1 in o rd e r to
H r ■
M IB B
tu rn ail his a tte n tio n to0 h is p residenW i.
tiiil bid.
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D o le a n d h is w ife,
■kend o f cam p la n n e d a lig h t w eeki
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p a ig n in g in t h e w:a
a k e of th a t
IT v
.
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le new s frenzy
iuinouncem ent iuid lhe
y, they kicked
it stirred. On Sittiuxiay.
n s to n S e le c t
u ff t h e n i g h t ’s W ins
N A SC A R sto c k c a r ra c e in N o rth
C a r o lin a w ith a la pJ ;a r o u n d th c
Cluu-lotte M otor S p e eddw
' ay in a red
C h esy G rn ia ro conw rtib
tib le ..
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v . _ .'
D ole
les h e a d e d to
9 '
to re p o r te r s , th e D ole:
s e r v i c e s iit T h e C hlu
u rc h b y th c
in g t h e b u d g e t deficit,
H a rb t)u r con'
e h1im s e lf w o u ld o n ly sa.ly
y S e a . n e a r th e ir Bal Hi
D o le
w h ite T1. Lss d o m in iu m . L a te r , inn
Siiturdav
lay that he |>lanneii to distitss
sp en t se v e ra l •
ir- s h ir t a n d s h o rts, h e sp
npaign’s
ra,\ p latform w ith forhis cam
p,
•all h o u r s s u n n in g b y thlee p o o l.
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m er COI'
sj n d y l>cach
. .
n tu rin g o n c e o n to th e sa
S t e v e FFo rb e s in a m e e tin g oin
■--------------tig in o r d e r to g r e e t a g a g g l e o f
*sday. Forlvs. th e publishing
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A^e»n*j
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FBI agentsT gre'c
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b
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im a n d E dw in W ard a si th
tti e y arriv e fo r n eg o tia th
-atic N a tio n a l
M angum
ngg t h e S e n a te n e x t n u u itbb:: .-\lready, th e D em iK rat
q u i t t in
.s- C o m m itte e h a s ta r g e t e d F lo r id a
o u ts id eB J o r d a n . M ont., S u n d ay
g aa h ealth c.ire bill to th e presay..
sending
w ith h e a v y te le v is io nn ;a d v e rtis in g
idem .
e th a t tru m p e ts C linton aiis th e CiindiBoth th
tlie Ho.use an d S en a te h avk'e
p a s s e id aa b ill s p o n s o re d b y S e nn., d a te w ho will p r o te a M edicare an d
n. education.
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Nanc>- Ka.s,>;eb.iuni,
K.n
irD o le p la n n e d to d tr o p b y th e
.
d Kennetly.
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,ir Culxui In d ep endence Da
h a t w o r k e r s w h o lo s e tir
a n t e e t th
ir- dowTitown Miami. H e jm
c h a n g •e jo
j( b s c an huy h e a lth insur;md Mrs. Dole
I 'V ' •
th w e r e s c h e d u l e d to) r e t u r n to
v e n if th e y h a v e a h e a lth
a n c e . eev«
n W ashington late Monday
p ro b lemm. , But d iffe re n c e s b e tw e e;n
cials. po ssib ly C o u r tn e■y
y J o . 10. a n d J a y ly n tff 8 .
)A N . .M ont. ( .\ P ) — N ew a p p ro v a l b y FBI offici;
trr after a fim d raising stop i
th e HoiLst
iLse imd S enate versions tjver
Ikce'd w ith t h c F'BI A gen ii
d J a n e t R eno, W a rd ta lk
t.s
.\sk ed e a rlie r w hat hhee Uked most
‘'‘‘"nIe: r g e d fro m th e F re e m a n e^•en A ttom ej- G eneral
th e issu
leeof
r mediciil s.tvings accoiuit.s
ily a n d a d e c isio n m ig h t: ta
t k e s e v e ra l w h ile D u k e a n d th e g ir ls sto o d a
a b o u t- d itc h in g h is S en
L*nate d u tie s .
" “"nPp le x S untlay a s t\«) fiunily
ailed th e leg islad o n .
h a v estalli
lancc ai^-ay.
short distanc
ith tla>-s, D uke said,
m
et
fo
r
th
e
first
tim
e
w
led;
“T
im
e
to
s sa y in g to K e n n e d y a nid
d Dole sm ile d a n d noddei
"I wa as
D uke, a C o lo rad o st<
s ta le scn a 'to r.
A f t e r W’a
W’: r d 's m e e t i n g . D u k e
F B I n e gg oo t i a t o r s a n d m e d ia too r
et’s get it ilone’ ... I’d like to think."
Nanc>-. LL*
u se d th e te rm “v e rb ald a g re e m e n t” scooped u p th e S -w ar-old a n d held
C harles D
u
Duke.
£»
____
I t w a s t h e f o u r t h d a y o f t a l k s S a t u r d a y , b u t S p e c iiaa l A g e n t in h e r o v e r his h e a d so s h e could see
issued a sta te - - th e p i^ o [>graphers
g re
a n d re p o rters on
u p C h a rg e T h o m a sK u b ie is
, th e an d -g o \'e m m en t group
e tiforccm ent a uthorities.
ity sa y in g n o a h illside h ^^ a tnilc aw-ay.
m e n t in S a lt L ak e .C it;
G lo r iaI W a rd , w h o s e h u s b a n d ,
e in r e a c h e d
U n til Sl
S u n d a y , n e g o tia tio n s o n a g r e e m e n t h a d b e;e
D eLee.
C hicag o T rib u n e
lost on th e e le c to ra te ,
m ay b e; It
f th e F ree m e n h a d b ee n hanin- b e tw e e n th e J u s tic e D
E e p a n m e n t ElwinW ’ard,
ird , aiso is in t h e com pound.
32
“ W hen I d o political
ll c a m p a isn ,s
f h e ppoodium design fo r th e 1992
fo u r m e n c o n sid e red to bbee und th c Freem en,
is w a n te d1 in U ta h on a felony c h a ^ >
w if so m eth in g w orks for
.r m c, I I t e it
CH IC A G O — T h,e
e p e o p le d esign- D e m occrrra tic c o n v e n tio n , b y N ew
ia l in te rfe re n c e in v o h in g
lie
On S unday. K ay a n di 1R alph C lark o f cu sto diia
le a d e rs ooff th e e s tim a te d 2 0 pieople
in g t h e p o d iv in ) fo
f o rr t h i s y e a r ’s Y o rk aa rrct h ite c t R ic h a rd D a t t n ee r iigain." C obb said.
e b^ een holed u p on th e com
T h c g irls a r e h a lf-siste rs
m-­ a n d th e ir g r a n d s o n , C
C;a se y C la rk , J a y ly n n . Th
D e m o c ra tic N a tio nnaall C o n v e n tio n
a n d sevei
"B e c a u se it’s winnini
in s, v ou w an t
" I '”
v eral collaborators, fe a tu re.•d
d
„
‘
jxiund
for
r
ir
neiirly
t^^•o
m
onths.
o
tia
to
rs
’
c
a
rd
from
G
loria's
ria's
p n n io u s m arriages.
c
am
e
first
to
th
e
negut
pto
k
e
e
p
th
a
t
luck
g
t)
i^
.'
in C h i c a g o a pippaa r e n t l y
n g s te p s t h a t w e r e su p a re
c a s c a di iiti
Siiid S atu rd a y ’s negotiatioiis
R alph C lark,
la
65. a n d h is b rother.
ins table at th e e n tra n ce to0 th e 9 6 0 a c re
tn
S h e s a id th e p o d iuunm d c s i s n i s
^
a c q u a in te d w ith thi e m ax im . “ If it
jx)sed toto symlxilize tw o th in g s; an
1uc«.h1 a majt>r b rea kihniiigh
<
h a d prtKiuc
t h e farm ihat the
gh farm comple.x. T hey stalyy e d for ab o u t E n u n e tt, 67, m>-ned
a in 't b ro k e , d o n 't fix
e c o m pleted,
LXii
it."
A m e r ic a n f la g w a v in g in thle
iat 40 m inutes.
F re em en now
noi call J u stu s Township,
— a p ro pxjsal
o s from th e F 'leem en diat
b r e e z e; aan d a “ d e m o c r a tic s ta irr-T h e r e a r e s o m e d ii f f e r e n c e s
In ro u g h o u tlin ees.
s , a t le a s t, th e
,d 'th e 56-day standoff,
T h e y w e r e fo llo w eedd b y G lo r ia ll w-as sold
d at a sh e riffs sale Nov. 16. /
d 1992 p o d i1996 D e m o c ra tic ppo<
h a t v i s u a l l y l i n k e d tbie
e iH itw een th e 1996 a nid
o d iu m lo o k s a
w a y " t th
jir
o
p
o
s
a
l
w
o
u
ld
r
e
q
u
i
r
e
W
a
r
d
a
n
d
h
e
r
tw
o
i
1
d
a
u
g
h
t
e
r
s
.
1994.iifter.al
rr.a
b
a
n
k
foreclosed.
^ " e p rt
u m s. p e r h a p s so th a t C lin to n a n d
w hole lot lik e th e 199
1992 D e m o cratic s p e a k e•Tr w
v ith th c a u d ie n ce ,
WTap them h- C o re c a n c o n tin u e to> >
p o d iu m in N e w Yf o r k 's M a d is o n
n dd th e po d iu m w as a highB e h in
17 se lv e s in th e m a n tle ooff “ c h a n g e ,"
S quiire G a rd e n .
de“0 ^^•alL 23 f e e t w id e b y 17
te c h \-ide
” ”
A n d w h y n o t, a. ppir a g m a tic p o l fe e t taU,
U. m
i ea n t to b e i> ‘^rindo^v on
»n th e ir 1992 p o litic a l mla
ain tn i.
1996 p o d iu m
u re
th e fu lu
rt ."
F o r e.v a n ip le. th e 19
m ight a sk . Bill C linlion
to r a n d .•\I C o re
s- will h a v e a sliced-off cj
b e a t t h e R e p u b lic a n :s m '92. W hy
T h is yyie a r's m odel a lso h a s casch a n g e th e pi>diun»I tli
re l)elow t h e s p e a k e r's pos;
th a t w o rk e d in ea d in g ste
sti p s a n d likely w ill fe a tu re
T h e r e , c o n v e n tio n1 io r g a n iz e r s
th a t v icto rio u s c am ipaign?
pai
re d . w h ite a n d b lule
e
a trad Itional
itic
P o d i u m s a r e mlo
o r e th a n j u s t , color s:h
rtty ’s logo o r
e c o u ld d is p la y th e p a T
tlue m e. c o m piim ble w ith thle
CVI’B C.-VNAVHRAt,
C
11a. (AP) —
a n d bii>m<
o m e d ic a l e x p e r im e n ts ,
so m e o th e r sy m b o l —
- p e rh a p s
w e ll, p o d iu m s , Tr h ie y t o m b i n e o n e u se.•tld in
: New ^'ork.
S p iic e shh uu t t l e E n d e a v o u r a n d its
s q u in e d ssea
e a u rch in sp e rm o n u p to
asjK-cts t)f a Briwdwa;
IS th e p r e s id e n tia l se a l,
w ay s ta g e s e t. a
T h e sim
sin ila rities sh o u ld c o m e as
crew nxrke!
k e te d into orbit Simdiiy iuid
nd
32.000 seL-a
a ui rc h in eggs fo r a devel
Holl>-wcK)d te lev isioon
n stu d iti a n d a no su qjrise;
jri- llie 1996 m o d e l is thle
T h e D e m o c r a ts h a \v e n ’t b e e n
e
quicklv bej
b egan prejx irin g for th e big
o p m e n tidd stu
s t d y iind p ra c tic e d moviil a b le to u s e th e se id for
sta te ly W h ite H o u se s e ttin g , w ith
w ork off RI- e n e 1-igler. a C a lifo rn ia
o r a n incum eventr'relei
ilease o f im inflatiible im tening th e shut
J iu itle n ib o t a rm in prep^tsom e o f th e Siime higl'
cv b e n t a t o n e o f th e ir cc<o n v e n tio n s
iigh-Ievel securi- p ro d u c tio
tid n d e sig n e r w ho co lla b tv
na tliiit will
rill s^'x-11 tt) t h e size of a tenr a t i o n f o r .M o n d a y 's a n t e n n a
ty m e a s u re s h u ih in. T h e y a r e an
ra te d on
sin c e J im m y C a r te r w
wias a m n in g
n tht e 1992 ptKlium.
niscourr.
re le a se .
A tid ww|h ile c o n v e n tio n o f fic ia ls
e s s e n tia l p a rt oi thh e iin a g e r\' th e
Is fo r re -e le c tio n in 1980.).
I'he sixX iliLs-minauts will deploy th
he
n ie n n a . m ountt^d on th re e
- to
t< sw ay v o te rs d id n oIt le
|i a n on L a g le r to re p r o!>-• ' C o b b d e c lin e d to di:
|X )litical p a rtie s um:■
lisc lo se how
e ,\p e r imi e in t a l a n t e n n a M o n d a y
le s tr u ts , w ill r e s e m b le a
w a tc h in g th e c o n v■•entions
en
«
lee
d esign, th e y d id n ’t th e c y lin d e r w ould Ih - il
on th e
d u c e th
iLsed.
m orning,. tl
th e ir first tn a jo r task 177
e on ce il
o u t of a N i\
tulK-,
t> rd e r m ia s s iv e c h a n g e s e i t h e rr.,
S h e Siiid th e e n tire dc
design w ould
m iles u p).. (O nce fr e e o f E n d eavour,
ur.
if a k iid ie n ta b le a n d is fully
’ The p o d m in s a nri'' ■
s u p p o s e d to
a c c o r dlin
ing ti> D e lm a r ie C o b b , a b e u n v e ile d “ v e r y tio
lo s e " to th e
th e antenn;
nna irill l>e filk^d w ith nitn>c o m m u n ic a te n ie ssa
g es a lx m t tlie s(X)keswt)i
i.ig
ivt)tnan f«)r th e to n v e n tio n 's co n v e n tio n , w h ith m niss Aug. 26-29
^en gas. Ix-com
li­
ii^ d ie liu^iesT infliitiitJd e.'qvind lo neiirly SO feet
tw o p a r tie s , th o u gih
h th
i e m e a m tig c h i d ' .•
ex«
x e tu tiv e o f f i c e r , D e b ri*i«‘' al th e U n ite d C enter,
a b le struucc:tu r e in s p a c e sin c e thh e ,.
.
Mer. a n d lh e s tr u ts should
1960s.
'2 fe e l. D e p e n d in g o n how
,’s n e w e s t s h u t t l e r o a r e d
cm
T
h
e
a
n
ie riiins in o rb it, th e reflecseiLside p ad a t 6:30 a.m . —
nnas m ay b e x'isible from thti n f la ta b le
rig h t a ro3uuin d s u n r is e a n d rig h t on
I hot
alf of th e U n ite d S ta te s .
p a rac h u te
•
dm e.
th e size o^vhere
f a I iiroim d th e w orld at
S unlight!
ht g listen ed uff th e tall rock:knd sxmset.
inflated.
rs. a n d th e s h u ttle could Ik '
c t plumt.*s.
It ^ o u ldh oc p e s t h e S 14 m illio n
. .
. .
see n for m
m<o re th a n fo u r m inutes. It ■
k L'-nt will d e m o a stra ie th e feain d iam eter,
IRON MO U N I ALN,
s’. >
Mith, i.-VI'»- I------ --—
ing in th e Upper, P eninsi
is-ula m \-aded
rese m b led
■d ia bright s ta r a s it sp ed out
lUt
f liiunchiiig
sp a cecraft w ith
e x te n d 92
ft
Clum}>etl to g e th e r in1 dile.ithlike
<
stillp0 Q
c \ e o ’ su m m e r b>- mosqu
quitoes. black
of sjght.
.- an
)
long it rem
a te n n as, sun sh ad e s .mtl
n e ss o n th e w all >)f■a rn .li'a tu io n e d
flit.'S iuid o th e r pests.
“ W h a t Ia r id e ! B oy, th a t w as
ijor p a n s . In fla ta b le stru c
Ova In Michigan: big
la iin g iMts hard^ N'f’espades
Sp
iron m ine, th e hil>emaii
;• live iinienna
B ats also p o llin a te de
d e s e n p la n ts
g r e a t! " coi
c o m m a n d e r J o h n C a s p e r T he S p a c e S h u ttle Ei
m
uch
lighter
— a n d cheapr. littte brown; northern (also
s o u th e rn ha
browtnlH
ly re se m b le th e s t r e e th
t in g . swoopa n d d isp e rse seeds, cnic
iid a l fo r eciv
s a ij shortly
tly iifter rea ch in g orbit.
m cchanical s>-s.. Iltfs off S u n d a y .
long-eared or.Kaan’s
CalledEastam
Eai
ing. m en acin g c re atuires
res i>onniye<i m
iuid elso v1 htraditional
e
logiciil diversity,
lU tiful w ay to stiin t h e diiy."
“A beauti
d
sh
o
u
ld
b
e
In
o re re lia b le
ndiana; rad: tioaiy: silver'*
h o m ir movies.
sunrise
o
n
d
s
" W e ’re m a k in g g reaItt p ro g re ss m
M ission Cor
Control said.
Ilis c nnv h a d b e g u n w or
d ie lack o f m oving p an s,
: Easton
plplstreDe; eveldng.
"H ey. lo«)k at this."■■bl)iol,.ciM Alk-n
N A SA 3f h(i
6
h e lp in g pe o p le re a liz e; 1how l)cnefiBy e a r ly
ly afterntM )n. C a s p e r a ni d lab tin ito ry filled w ith c r
aid.i
spedes eat only .
Q M Mlichigan
Ict
K u n a sa y s, s h in in g; a lip h i on Ihlexperim ent
cial b a ts a re ,” says Rob<
ib e rt Benson,
rock-strew n Hcnvr o f the
sibility- of Ihl
insocts. 1
h e miLstv, diunp
s p o k e s m a n fo r B at Coi
‘o n s e r v a tio n
u n d e rg ro u n d cham
mbb e r, A l i t t l e
wWltheIr
in flatab le .in
rc h g ro u p in
In te rn a tio n a l, a re se a rc
issKtothalrmoutfts.Abat
b ro w n b a t li e s ther*
le re . p a rtia lly
andpaSS
' AP(Mto o th e r m ajor
Austin. Te.xas. “But for som
s- e people
it thousands
ot Insects in one
can eat
tt
aw ake. Slowly, stiffly, th
tl e p.ilm-si.«.tl
th(.'>’'re like sharks a n d1 snakes,
s
mysE ndeavor
ma
iiUled wings. It’s
n ig h t‘
creanu-e m oves its fnUii
e r — th iu itrd
ticiiltyiH- creiitures.’’
lys K u rta. a b a t
□ n l0D
^ n V b io o d -su d d n g b ^ira y o u n g a n d w e a k . s;iys
le m s. a n d sh
it sp e d es; th e
.Michigiin has n in e b at
ifflplre’ spedas of Latin
s p e c ia lis t w ith !£ astei
i t e m M ic h ig a n
o r k in a m ini- becau.se o f d
little brow n
most co m m on a r e th e li
Amarid.'a.'«tiieh ara IvestMk para*
U niversit> '. H e te n dlerly
e rl p la te s th e
cr>-stal. m e ta l u ffidals said.
iind th e b ig brown,
b a t on a le d g e ; b u t it co
i n tin u e s its
reast Screening Educitioni
l l i e i r id e al <vinter dw«
ional P r o g ra m . By a p p o in tr
w elling h a s a
□ Br**
.75.
are
maimnais.
M
(^
f
a
m
^
a n d .MH.n turnO B a te a n
slow -m otion w rith in g; ai
, s tiib le t e m p e r a t u r e . —
•— c o o l, b u t
Are
re y ou a w o m an w ho is a resident
res
o f ld a h o ? Are y ou 4
? H ave y ou n n w h a d
1.
olvebhft
b les to th e flcwr agiiin.
Mh IB one or two otfepring a
iibo\ e freezing ^ a n d hig
Jgh h um idity.
a m am m ogram Before? D o y o u h av e ho In su ra n tf covei
1. or h av e a n unm et
'h ^ t n o w n for lonoavltjr^ .
going to m ;ike
yaar.Tli^
“Fm a fra id h e ’s notIt g<
H ib e rn a tin g b a ts low er
;r th e ir body
’duciible o f S60? If y ou can
;an answ er yes lo all these cri
BtHabrtwR bats have Rvad
SOmaStt
i t . " K u r ta s a y s r e g r e ttf u lly . “ H e ’s
a free m am m ogram
t e m p e r a t u r e to m a tc:h
h t h e i r surid cr the M V R M C M am mjography
og
G rant Program . Liti
m w thhaA
a i U yaarsi
e x p e n d in g so m u c h» eein e r g y d o in g
ro u n d in g s a n d su b sistt ot n fa t th e v
available. O u r facility
raiy to popular bdief. bats
QContrai]
th is , h e p r o b a b ly w,'on’t
on b e s tro n g
localcd in the P rofessionalI PI
P lara. 526 S h o u p A venue W
losquitoes.
is lot
storeil w hile gobbling mo!
7-V
a ra n o tUlnd.
tU
They can sae quna
cnouf^i to last."
Not a ll U p p e r P e n inn;s u la m in e s
ut their ayes work best in
It’s u n d e rstiu id ab le‘ th at K uria-and
mc*et th c c riteria, b ut the
he o n e w here
q Mlagic
ag Vatle>‘ B resslC ancerS
rS u p p o rtC ro u p * Monday,
Itm en t o n ly . C a ll 736-1675.
ihtW henflyinfflnthed^
.M ountain cav c
cDmiigM.
S te v e S m ith , a n Iron Mi
option Area o ftb c
K u rta a n d S m ith fo u n td the. tin y ,
5^
luthcm Idaho Regional Can
:anccrC enter. F or infonnatl
I 4 0 years o f a g e o r o ld e r?ivb
H:a t 737-2441 o r
on ediolocation (sonar).
e x p lo re r, w ould feel; a p a n g of sadw riggling little browTi w as perfec t:
notvisiofl
lo n /‘
’ •
ness.
verage for a m am m ogram , or
' J ‘"Kly
> Cr»lBa« 733-3700.
d a m p , te m p e ra tu re in th
tl c low-IDs.
y,
red
and
*i)vai;«halred
bats
>ecied
11
m
in
es
O
H
oaiy.f
T h e tw o h av e inspect
On th e o th e r h a n d , it w as shallow
c rite ria V O U qu a lify for a fr
ral ;md w estern
' tand tOlive
Iv alone In hoBow treea.
th is y e a r in th e cen tral
a n d p r o b a b ly c o n ta in le
c id n o m o re
□ C PPRR C U ss • T uesday& T hui
h u r r a y , M a y 2 l& 2 3 ,6 ;3 0.im
- ited nu m b er o f grants iterance
ava
Room. To
?ing to preserv e ♦ , OftatS form
(Ol colonies and Uve In .
U p p e r Fertinsula, hopinj
than 250 hat-s on uxtlikelj
?ly c an d id a te
regis
fiistcr, call 737-2007.
W est, S uite J. C all 7 3 6 -1675.
itrae& irn cw h l a barm^
b a t h ib e r n a tio n sp o ts ;a n d p re v e n t
-IfataOIT
fll
for p reservation.
housands of th e
^.-OrtlOUSai
th c d ea th s o f u n to ld thoi
K u rta a n d Sm ith d id: >Tsit
v
se\'cral
_ _
m isundersto o d m am mnals.
al:
» for te n s o f
^ S e x■X,
, Drugs, an d OSHA: ont oorrientation lo federal regulai
oth ers th a t w ere refuges
n iiiH il
ly .M a y 2 0 .7 :0 0 p .m ., Rccepi
MlUi at the workplace
T h e y ’r e ru s h in g to> sta
st y a h e a d of
• Wednesday, May
^
th o u san d s o f bats. Theyy !h o p e those
fo rrcemployers
t
22,7:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.,
Itlo n , call C h a r B a siU -D iv
b
teser%itions
rtf^ rrd
p ro p e rty o w n e rs a n dd If
local officials K urta says,
lys. “Closing th e m will likelyy m ines will bca»m e succes
ess stories as
by- ct
calling 733-3974.
w ho a re d o s in g off abim
x m d o n ed shiifts
d e cim ate
e oou r b a t p opulation.’*
d id t h e M illie H ill Mil
l i n e in Iro n
a n d tu n n e l s — relic;!
c;: oi f a m in in g
So w hat?
a t? A ren't b ats ju st annoyingg M ountain.
»areanC hiIdbirthC laA S *• T h u rs d a y ,M 8 y J 3 .7 -90::-I0 p .m .,5 lh W e s tC o n re n
in d u s tr y t h a t o n c e p r o p e lle d t h e
l i t t l e r isc
a s ea ls th a t p u ll h a ir , s u c kIc
S m ith , a c ity firc fig}hh te r w ith a
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pr
U p p e r P e n in s u la e coon
n to m y h u t h a s
blood a niddcarry
c
rabies?
required.
ta ste for a d venture, knew
w th o e n - c r o
“ f oo "u r north p ark in g lol). N o preregistration
m o ^ y d isa p p e a re d .
F o rg e t Ith e D ra cu la film s, K u r taa b ats in M illie Hill. H e an
a n d a buddy
Concertos ab o u r safety
e ty a n d liability
sa y s.. Noor rth ' A m e r ic a n b a t s c a t sn ea k ed inside as lcen-ag«
ig e rs in l9 7 2 .
Iations a b o u t s afety a nd h rnhl
a rc la u d a b le , S m ith an<
a n d K u rta say.
insects, lo
not
t blood. T hey d o n 't ha%"e aa T h e y d e s c e n d e d th e st<
s te e p s h a f t,
Makinf! Maf>ic Vallev the heal
1., C a n y o n S p rin e s In n . Resei
H o w e v e r , e v e r y tim
m ee a m in e is
fetish f or rhhair. And t h e y ^ n o m o reB tu rn e d o n flashlights a nd
id rc c o ile d o t
p lace bats can
susecp dt>le
b le to rabies t h w o th e r w ildi th e sight of thousands ofr ba
sealed, th a t’s o n e less\ pi
b ts against
h ib ern ate . If il h a p p e n s in
i la te fall o r
anim als,
th e ce ilin g ,
w i n t e r , e n t i r e co loonn:ic s c a n b e
la ste ad,d ,]
K urta says, b a ts a re N orth1
“It w as a m ass o f gray
y flesh, mov»:30 p . « „ E d u c a tio n C e n te r i
en to m b e d inside.
’s 1leading p re d a to r o f night-• ing a n d his.-ang." Sm ith rccalls.
A m erica’s
n
“We
flying tnsc<
“ M in e s a r e t h e mlost
o st s ig n ific a n t
sccts. A single b a t w l l con-1- ci lim b e d b a c k u p th a t ru
ro p e so fast
( i S O A D D I S O INN A V E . W E S T • 7
s u m c th onisonds
us
h i b e r n a t i o n s i t e s iin
n 1M i c h i g a n ,”
daily. T h a t's a bless- ;y ou w ouldn’t b elieve it.”
ID A H O
B A L H A R B O UIR
R . F la . (A P ) —
W e lc o m in g h is ffrr e e d o m fro m
----------- C o r p r c s s a s - “ ti n i c tit o th in k ." Bob
Dole rec re a te d to the
[he F lo rid a IxMch
S u nday a n d sk e tc hheed
d o u t a h m ite d
agend a fo r h is remivin:
;u ning tim e in the
Senate.
Oie R e p u b lic a n pn
presid e n tia l canliidiite to ld re p ^ in ers
ri hI e ’s rethiJiking
a c o m m i tm e n t ml at;
a d e ju s t th r e e
w eeks e a rlie r to brin^
ring th e narrow ly
d e f e a te d b a la n c e dJ b u d g e t am en d m ent Ixick b e fo re thhee IS enate.
"W e’ll l(fse; so thle
e q u e sd o n Is do 1
w ant to b rin g i t uIp
p a; n d lo se ." th e
S en a te m ajorit>’ le na d et r said, ad d in g
lh a t h e w o u ld d isc
icuu ss th e m a tte r
lic;a n le a d e r s on
w ith i>ther R e p u b lic
Tuesday.
L a r l i e r ih is m o•n
n tith , h e s a id h e
V ti
to p;L<s th e conw ould tr>’ o nce m o re
‘ • ^ ritu rio n n l n m o n d m
m eo n t w h ic h fe ll
short by a single vote
te in
i F e b n ia rj’. It
•ala n c e d f e d e r a l
w o u ld r e q u ir e a bah'
2(X12. leav in g the
budget by th e y e a r 2(X
”
prc!ndcnt^nd"Conprc;
pTPS,5-to-h ash out
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th e d etails of how totatco
a t m p U sh it,
In a freew h eelin g ddi-^nission w t n
re jx tn e rs w h ile e n rm
n n ite to F lo rid a
late Siitiu"d;iy n ight.. Dtile
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w as ask e d
n aatk e a n e le c tio n -,,
w h eth e r he >vouJd m
w a r call for a 15 pcTc«
;rc e n t across-theIw ard c u t in in co mi e ta x e s. B e fo re
th e c a n d id a te c o u ld
Id ;a n s w e r, p re s s
secretar> ' N elson WS’aarrt'ield ju m ix n l
in with_.i_"not toniglit."
It."
T lie pro[H)s;il. w h ic h so m e h a v e ,
s u g g e s te d w o u ld boi
b o ld ly p tis itio n
D ole o p p o s ite F r e.•sid
s it e n t C lin to n
o n th e p o p u la r iss u e if ta .\< u ts . is
o n e o f s e v e r a l b e in fg c o n s id e r e d
bv th e D o le c a m p alig
ig in . C ritic s say
it' w o u l d b e i n c o)nnss i s t e n t w i t h
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W A S H IN G T O N
(A P )
t h e A m e nr ic a n p e o p le a r e su c k e rss
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STAN\VOOD. Wash.u - A fte r a lj
se. a p ro fe .
th e small-town outrage,
sional reprim and and nnoow Ih c Iw s
of a job she loves, Stanv
a n » o o d H ie h
School teacher Val' Schr
A io e d c r so il
hiv> no apologies.
“You can’t humiliate
e sso m eone if
they btflie%’e w hat’s bee
b e e n d o n e is
r a n h o ld m y
rig h t.“ she said. “I can
head u p high. I still con
a n m a in ta in
my integrit>’."
It has b em fi\-e months
ith s since th e
school's sn i.
Spanan Spectrum, the^ sc
d en t-ru n n ew sp ap er aacd v i s e d bv
o ty ab o u t th e
Schroeder, printed a story
statistical incidence ooff b e s tia U ty
among farm bo>-sH o ^ -m a n v o f
With the headline, “Hoi
>-ou out there Uve on aa ff:a i m ’ - 't h e
i ts - v i e » .s o n
an ic lc quoted students'
the subject.
A s to ry ab o u t the
th e a rtic le
appeared in ne^v-spapers;
nation.
rin d p a l G ary
Last u'cek. school Princ
S c h ro e d e r's
Vegor aimounced thatI S<
lin g jo u rn a l.
five-year ca ree r teaching
io n a n d ph o ism. >-earbook producnon
IS nr o th in g to
tography is o%x*r. It has
iBtHihaha. h e
do H-ith the bestiality bro*
s h e ’ll te a c h
— sa id , b u t n ex t y e a r she
freshman and senior EngU
Vegar said the dedsaon
t reassign
M to
S ± ro ed c r was based ona ssie v e n U f» >
m e d fie d p e r
tors, induding soRW uRSpei
sonnel Lssues. But the b i ^
he said, was his dedsioa
ti o e a t e a
a to
m edia program th a t rree q u i r e s a
nd\-ocatiooal
teacher with technka] and
i
lism training.
skills rather than joumalisn
h ^ d uring a
The story idea was hatchet
m ee tin g of n ew sp ap eerr s t a f f e r s ,
o y s p a re n ts
Schroeder said. One boy’
M xubo>.sand
had gi>'cn him a book about
tatistic th a t
sex, and it included a sstal
.s w
v im U r e o n
one out of e v ^ ' fiw bo>-5
ilariy has sex
a farm or visit one regular!
with animals.
“Somebody said. T hlis
is is a fa rm
community, this is a new
lew s s to o '.
she recalled “It’s a nast>-1<
topic people don’t want
™ t™ M S
abouL But it's straight new
ie « .s .Ic o o ld
not censor that story."
o e d e r s a id ,
, . In re tro sp e c t, Schroe<
. m aybe she could ha%-e^ hhia n d le d it
s h e s h o u ld
d iffe ren tly . P e rh a p s shi
have discussed with stud
tu d e n ts th e
■ possibiliTyof negative coi
reaction, sKe said. “It’s a sti
a topic th at makes peopii
fon a b le . T hat’s why thei
' dom of expression — to ir
p ie ta lk ab o u t a n d thin
h tn k a b o u t
things,” she said.
In January, soon after i
by s ta ff w r ite r L ii Da
S tan w o o d School D istr
S chroeder a le tte r of rre|:
epnm and.
Shortly after that. Superii
Ray Reid filed an unprof
condua complaint against
th e stale superintendent«
instruction. The state hosi
upon that complaint.
_
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wM
C lin to n p ro p o sa l.
C lin tp n _ h o s r e je c teeed t h e G O P
___D eterm ined n o t.lo .b e b e o u tTnnnp n . a n d .w ill.S
l.sIu f fe r fro m so m e k in d ,o)f.
f.
vered by th e \Vhite H(
i ^ a c k guarb ills o n th e g r o u n d ’the]
l ”.”
H o u se o n o n e
a m n e s ia
of their core issues, Rej
h ild re n an d
a n te e s fo r p r o te c tin g cch
R e p u b lican s o n
D ole,inin a la te -n ig h t session w ithh
S u n d a y c o n d e m n ec d . P r e s i d e n t r e p o r t e•rrs
h a v e a d e q u a te f e d e ra lov
o ersight.
s o b o a r d h is p la n e
Clinton’s welfare refon
S e n . C h r i s t o p h re rD o d d . Dform p ro p o sals
S a t u r d aayy. s a i d , “ W e g o to t h e
as m isg u id e d a n d rrii
n tot n . sa y in g
C o n n ., d e f e n d e d C lin
i d d l e d w it h
s ta te s , Uke
ik e w e go u p to W isconsin,1,
loopholes.
t h e p r e s i d e n t h a d heellp e d b r in g
a b o u t w e l f a r e a n d th e nn
t o t a l k ak
- “Y our w elfare refor
mnIn H ssu in g
fo rm p ro p o sa l 'C l in t o nI aain n o u n c e s h e m a y g iv ec '• w e lf a r e n u m b e r s d o w
does Uttle to encouxage
s , in c lu d in g
a g e fam iU es to W is c o nssin
ir a w a iv e r , i f w e g o to0 w a iv e r s to m o s t s ta le;s.
b em
. su p [» rt them selve^. it
W isco n sin , a llo m n g th
e to c a rry
t a l e s w e m a y s t r a i ^ t e nn
i t e n c o u ra g e s e n o u g h ssti
continued M-elfare tnstc
o u t e x p e r i m e n t s in w e l f a r e
is te a d o f w o rk o u l t h e M
cotiu n try .”
and it p erp etu ates tthe
n v e ry conh e m is g u id e d
T h e ll e t t e r , s i g n e d b y H o u s e re f o r m . “T h is h a s b e een
p ra c tic e of providing
n g w e l f a r e to
S p e a k err N1 e w t G in g r ic h ,- R - G a ., s is ie n i a s p a n o f t h er ip r e s id e n t's
non-citizens,” House; G O P le a d e r s M a jo r ity
ast sev eral
y L1 e a d e r D ic k A rm e y , R-L- p r o g r a m o v e r t h e la«
wrote in a le n e r lo Clint
lin to n .
T e x a s ,W a y s
5.
and
M e o n ss y e a r s ,” h e s a id o n CBS.
T h e l e t t e r c a m e; a d a y a f t e r C o n u n itte
’s p e r f e c t . ”
t e e C h a irm a n Bill A rc h c r,■, ’ “ H e ’s n o t s a y in g i tt’s
C lin to n , in h is wee
w e e k ly r a d i o
R -T exas,, aajn d h u m a n re so u rc e s sub-y S e n a t e D e m o c r a tic llee a d e r T o m
address, deflected Repi
e p u b lic a n criic o m m itte
e ee c h a irm a n E. C la y S hawr.. D a s c h le o f S o u lh D a k ro ta s a id o f
icism s o f h is w elfare
a re s ta n d by
R -Fla., cTrit
itid z e d w e lfa re proposalss t h e W is c o n s in p l a nJ o n N B C ’s
endorsing a w elfare-t(
s -to -w o rk p ro p u t fo r th
h in
i a i n i o n ’s 1997 b u d g ett “ M ee t th e P re ss."
g ra m i n i ti a te d byy W is c o n s i n , p lan,
“ H e w a n t s s t i l l to ffiin d a w a y
ltio n to ta k e
R e p u b lic a n G overnc
rn o r Tom m y
I t s a id1 ttlh a t C lin to n 's su g g e ste d1 th ro u g h fe d e ra l legislati
Thompson.
t io n s a t th e
f iv e - y e a r tim
t e - lim it o n c a s h wei-I- c a r e o f th e im p e r f e c tii
C lin to n , w ho h a s v e t o e d tw o f a r e b e nl eeffits h a d so m a n y excep->- s ta le level."
R e p u b lic a n w e lf aire
W h ite H o u s e sp o k ersm
sj a n B rian
re o v e rh a u l
tio n s tha ta t“ w e lf a re w ill re m a in as
plans, told Congress he
h e w o u ld sign lif e lo n g hha
a b it, ju s t a s it is to d a y ,"” 'C u lle n n o te d th a t th e aad m in is tr a any bill th at was mod<
o d e le d o n th e
a n d t haat t g i v i n g s l a t e s m o r eL* tio n h a s a p p r o v e d 6 0) w> a iv e r s in
W isconsin p la n , whici
a s t th r e e
h e n t h e i r w e lf a r e ro llss .3 8 s t a t e s o v e r f h e l !•
lic h re q u ir e s
m oney w
wh
ever>’ adult on welfare
t g e t a jo b , g o u p w,-ould
m a in ta in “ t h e c u r -- y; e a rs.
re to
ot
if necessary- in commur
n u n ity sc rv ic e r e n t p e r■verse
ve
in c e n tiv e s tr u c tu r e
“ E v e r y w a iv e r th e yy h a v e su b jobs.
i i l t e d w e h a v e a p p ri rco v e d ." h e
a s s o c i a t e d w i t h ” t h e A i d to) m
_
Republicans accused
?d iC lin to n o f a
F a m i l i‘eSs W i t h
D e p e n d e n tt sa
; id .
cyiiical'ploy to steal1 ttlh e t h u n d e r C h ild r e \n ppro g ra m .
“T h tf p r e s id e n t fe llt th e y w e r e
from Sen. Bob Dole, hhis
is presxim ed
C lin ton 's p la n tc. c o n tin u e w ei- bI u ilt o n w o rk a n d fam i
he
o p p o n e n t th is fa ll,
1, 'w h o i s to
f a r e lo non
iy a n d th a t th e y c,!nta^;;7
c«
lo n -d tiz e n s w as a ri'" a b u s e; sibiU
:
a d d r e s s th e w e lf ai rree i s s u e in o f iaxpa>-ei
>-crs’ a n d im m ig ra n ts b e stt ei le m e n ts th a t th is ad mmi in is tra tio n
W isconsin on Tuesday,
s1u p p o n s in w e lf a r e -rel
'e fo rm . T h e
ly . Newi-sweek in te r e s ts ," th
( e j' s.iid.
m agazine reports in iis
its u p c o m in g
R e p u b l i c a n s w o u ld e n d p a y -- p| r e s i d e n t p r a i s e s t hl a i k i n d o f
issue that Dole is expec
ii h a s p u t
p e a e d to pro- m e n ts to nnco n - d tiie n s a n d txuTi over: rie f o r m t h a t W is c o n ssin
i rw a rd .”
p ose m andatory' d rulgg ite s ti n g f o r .c o n tro l oiff u\ 'c lfa re p ro g ra m s to th e^ fo
w ould elim iw elfare recipients.
T h e W isconjan p la n wt
s ta te s , pro)
r o v id in g th e m w ith block
Sen. Jo h n McCain,, R-A
R riz., sa id
g ra n ts.
n1 a t e A F D C a n d r e q uuii r e e v e r y
o n CBS’ “F ace th e Nai
S a t io n ," t h a t
The
RF e p u b l i c a n s
c i t e d I aid u ll re c ip ie n t to g e t a jo b im m edifin d in g priClinton’s tactics werer “"ss h a m e le ss." C o n g re ssio
s ion a l B u d g et O ffic e d a taI ai te ly . w ilh th e s ta te s fi:
The Am erican peoplee “e
“ x p e c t th e s h o w in g. ttlh a t 1.3 m illio n p e o p le; \-ate
^ -sec to r jo b s th a t c aanr b e subsipresideni to be a persoi
rson of p r in d - o n w e lf aire
r e w o u ld b e r e q u ir e d toI dt iz e d i f n e c e s s a r y o rr jp r o v id in g
p ie . an d h is w h o le ca
c a m p a i g n is w o r k b y’ 22<
s if n o pri0 0 2 u n d e r t h e i r p la n ,, cco m m u n ity s e r \‘ic e jo bbs
based on th e belief son
w m e h o w th a t
b u t o nlyl y 9 0 0 , 0 0 0 u n d e r t h e! v\ a te jo b s a re a^-ailable.
Ex-adviisor
stands by
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ile a n o t h e r f o r e s t f ir e
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th r o u g h 11.
1 1.000 a c r e s o f p a r c h e dd
F o re s t S e n i c e o ffid ials
a l sa id th e daLs said. T h te r e w e rv n o r e p o r ts of
p in e forest
;t iin less th a n a d a y . forc-:- b la z e l i k e l y h a d b e; e n s e t b v in ju ries o r ddaaim a g e to b u ild in g s.
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A b o u t SOC
60 0 f i r e f i g h te r s fro m
e'ds o f p eo p le lo flee.
c am pers.
Cali
aU fom ia, W>-oming a n d
re is b e h a v in g it-self w ellII
A t leaM 600 r e s id e nU.S.
ts c a m p e rs C olorado. C
ro m B uffalo
I d a h o w^ere
re o n th e fire lin e s
e 'r e a n tic ip a tin g a l ittlee a n d m o u n ta in b tk e n . fro
Sunday.
c o o p eratio3n
n from M o th er N a tu re ."“ C re e k a n d n e a rb y P inee e v a c u a te d
s a id R ik K
Ksa ja n s . fire o p e r a tio n ss th e i r hom e> S a tu r d a y a s th e f ir e
“ I w a s rree a lly
l s c a r e d t h a t I w as
chief.
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K ire fip hI ie
l e r s c o u ld n o t e s tim a tee p in e a n d r a n 10 m iles e a s t lo th e D a n e C o m
T isto
st' c k . o n e o f 1 0 C u b
w h e n th e: ffii r e w o u ld b e b r o u g h tI S o uth P la ite R iv e r in jusi
is t h ours. .At S couts w ho
0w
w;a s re sc u e d a f te r seekGov.
P e te W ilson veto ed
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tr o l. It s t a r t e d s h o r tlyV le ast iwi) h o m es b u rn e dI ddovs-n.
ing re fu g e: inin a c a b in S a tu rd a y . "I
tiun
th a t M-ould legalize nm a n ju a t
b e f o r e nwHin
m S a tu r d a y a t a ca m p -Ix)ut w h a t w o u ld h a p p e n
M o n - p e o p le w e r e e v a c u a t e d th o u g h t aboui
nr a fo r m e d ic al tre a tm e nnts.
t T hey
g r o u n d ini ti
.everal m iles to us. W ould
J d iti h u n w h e n w e ^ e d ?
B u ffa lo C r e e k in P ik et; Sunday from D eckers. se>
h
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collected 750,000 si^a
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• orest a t 7.500 fe e l, ab o u t south of th e tire, .m d the
le W aterford W o u ld w e; ee v' e r s e e o u r p a r e n t s
m
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tIh a t’s N c a te d to c a n n a b iis a v ailm
a b l e ," s a id J e f f J o n e s
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p -s e d a n ju s t lo n g e n o u g h
to r a pjT
roospective b u\-er to d im b
e x am ine th e goods,
lis T r a v e r s . 3 6 , w h o w a s
ise d w ith A iD S la s t y e a r,
a s p u n g en t p a c k e ts .of highm a r iju a n a a n d s e e d s a re
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l
t h i s i s n ’t y o u r a v e r a g e
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m e m b ee rr s o f t h e O a k la n d
C aiu iabbis
is Buj-ers C lu b , w ho seek
rum l e n o in a l illnesses such
. a s A p SS aa n d cancer. T h e g roup is
poi a d w a t e s whose
" i n b j four
fo
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a s b e e n sanctioned b\- th e
id Ot>* Council.
100-m em ber grt)up is similar’ ^ o ' ta'th
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m a riju a n a empoo p e r a te; clrt>p-in
d
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iall ra c e , p r o m is e d S u n dlay
a y to
s h a k e »u p h is C a b in e t a n d adu
som e o f his op p o n en ts’ proposals.
Y eltsi
Itsin is lo c k e d in a clo se race
ni
C o m m u n is t
c h a lle•nger
ng
a d y Z y u g a n o v in ih e J u nne
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ion. B u t t h e r e a r e n in e oth
other
d a te s in th e ra c e , an d Yelt«
; so m e o f th e ir v o te rs to Ix:
mov.
f r e s h g o v e rn m e n t sh o u ld
1
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i d lo i n s p i r e g r e a t e r coonfin
th e presid en i .said on a caj
t r i p to th e S ib e r ia n c ity of
. E a rlie r iliis w eek , Y eltsini.so/d
.sa
J o ffe red his tliird-place ppp
pppore fo rm er G rigorj- Y avlinsky,
tail's
et jo b a n d co n tro l o f Rus.^ii;
a rk e t reform s if h e w ould ddrop
n
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Ecuadorean
ins head to poll
ills as economic
ic problems dei2epen
Q U IT O , E c u a d oo rr (A P) — th e Andes,
e s. Bul th e b a llo tin g w as ra
r n g in g fro m r ig h tis t it
E c u a d o r e a n s v o t e dd S
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ii c o n tra st to p a s t y e a rs vw e r e s e e k in g lo r e p la clo M a rx is t
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vative
govern- parties left
•ft d e ad a n d w o u n d ed .
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f u r wei-e g iv e n n ch a nnce e o f winm e n t h a s b e e n p la g ;ued
u e i by social
About 66.'
.6 m illio n E c u a d o r e a n s nn in g m a n y v o te s. If n oI cc a n d id a te
p r o te s ts a n d c o r r u p tion
o n :scandals:
were registi
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B esid e s e le c tin g a nev
lew president, don't vote
f a fine, b u t in re c e n t vv o ie -g e ite rs w ill hii\-e a ru n o ff in
e face
v o te r s w e r e c h o o s inng
g an 82-seoi elections aatt le a st 25 p e r c e n t h a v e JvilyJ
u n ic a m e ra l C o n g re s s on'
and hundreds
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S o ld ie r s w i th a u toom
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vindal govg u a rd e d v o tin g s ta tio nnss iin this colo- polls were
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fe d eral prosoctitor was
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as tortured
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state, and
id som e a n alysts suggested1
' ‘ killed. ne\s-spapers repoi
fported-Sundiiy, to newspa
p a p e rs th a t M o ren o co u ld1
H e w as th e fourtli to p3 offidal
of
for the
have been
L*n killed by a gang he tince■
a t t o r n e y R e n e ra P s office
off
in Baja j)rotected,
fd, M oreno also h a d o th e r
C a lif o r n ia s t a t e to be killed this enemies:: H
He wns an ally of Me.'dcanI
year.
reform ists
i t s and h e lp e d in v e stig a te
. S o u r c e s q u o te d by
y A
Me.xico City the slaying
,ng of two aid e s to a leftist
n ew sp ap ers suggested
tl
d thal
the slay- president!:
I tia l c a n d id a te w ho n ea rlv
in g o f S e r g io A loreno
no Perez, who toppled the
h e P iling part>- in 1988. The
prD secuted d ru g crimies,
es, and his son federal Jtto
atti m ey g e n e ra l's o ffice in
O s m a n i c o u ld b c lin
k
inked
to d rug Mexico City
Cit d e clin ed co m m e n t on
g a n g s . M a n y d r u gg gangs a re the case Sunday.
Sui
b e liev e d to m a in ta in1 co
cozy relaticms
The bodii
>dit*s of M oreno, 47, im d his
^
s p e a k s w ith a g ro u p o f
R u s s ia n P re s id e ni t B o ris Y eltsin, rig h t, spi
C o s s a c k s in th e irr fo
f r m e r u n ifo rm s du rin
Ing
g h is p r e e l e c ti o n to u r
In th o S ib e ria n city
ty o f O m sk , S uriday.
Yavlinsky disputed th;
indicate th e election
i ia t w hole siory.
.Most.1 polls
p<
"No offers were mai
la d e to m e, a n d I m ig h t hin
hinge on these voters — so ,
ly n ot ta k e in ie r e s iin g ide;
deas don’t expect any," Y
V a v lin s k y lo ld Y e lts in
in hhns bee n try in g h a rd to
favlin-skv?" ^ 'e ltsin said in
a
in an A ssociaied P re s s T
1 e le v i s i o n in u n d e rccut
u t th eir alternatives, candi.........
ew i\ith a S ilx u ian T V statioi
Ition, Moscow. “The presid
i d e m a n d I dis- dales like
ike Yuvlinsky or retired G ea
th erT AAJIK -Tass n e w s a g e n c j’ re pport*
or
cassied siiddngs. not ap p o in tm en ts."
A le x a nnd
d eer L ebed. Y e ltsin ’s comed. “WTiy
Tiy n ot la k e id e a s fm m o)dier
du
He said Simday tha
tiat h e w as stay- m ents indi
indicate he thinks a svsveping
candidate
a te s? " T h e sa m e goes for peopei
ing in th e ra ce. Zyu,
shakeup m ight help him.
ru g a n o v , m ea n - C a b in e?lt sl
p ie , h ei ssa id : “ W e s h o u ld re p la
ct
lace,
while, said the allianc
nee w o u ld n 't do esp e d ally
diy if he can lure some riv-als
m aybe,, tl
th e g r e a te r p a n o f th e govgoi
the presideni any goo<
xxJ. H e to ld th e inio th e government
gt
iind out of the
e m m e nItt ite am ."
Interfax news agency
ry th a t m a n y o f r a c e . ELxperis
xp
say Zyuganov also
L astwwx*ek,
x
^ ’avlinjJcy dem an d eed
d a Yavliiisk->-’s voters proi
o b a b ly w ouJdn't needs to
:o e^
expand his Ixisc of support,
s w e e p in
i nig C a b i n e t s h a k e u p an
anid -vole for Yeltsin. Many
ly Rus.s>aas feel b e c au se
e tli
the Communist vote won’tpo licy ch a n g e s in r e tu m1 for
fo
YelLsin lias lx>tdied tht
h e nation’s piist- b e enotijji
p°
iijji for him to win. Zv-uganov
h is su pj p to r t. Y e lts in l a t e r s a id1 he
h
Soviet tnuisition to der
em oa-acy a n d a nee d s to
a;
10 appeal
to “gray" area votoffered Yai'linskT
V,
a d e p u ty premftioriei
frec-market economy,
S'. T h ey w an t to ers an dI sh<
show them he ciin “guahuiid th e re fo rm p o n fo lio , but
bu
vote for som eone wh
>'ho r e p r e s e n ts teesiw nek:
le kind of stability and Ixr the
s a id h iss rriv a l w a n te d to b e prim
imie the^e ideas — but lhe>L*>- d on’t w-ani to president
nt oof all Rus.si;uis." said politim i n i s t e r a n d tu r n e d h im d o w
n
wn,
vote for Yeltsin.
l.vst Sergei .Miu-kov.
a d anal.vst:
fll'A .I I A . C h inUl—
a
Tt)day. th e |---------------------------------1
i-i!and si.U f tit
will swear in
'~ t
*
ih c C h in fso -sp c a kking
in world’s first
llC l 3
dfm oa-aiic;illy o k -c
tf presideni.
cted
'
I'he inaugtiratioit
n o<»f L*.*e Teng-hui.
ti> I v icillowtti by .1
a p;ila
p
celebration
w ith lo lk d a n c in lg
f j 'iand firew orks
T..\
A I P F l. T a iw a n (A P i — s e e s as T a iw a n 's movi
iv e s to w a rd
il
acn>ss the island. L
Lss the
t
culmination
Taiw;i
w an 's pre sid e n t is offering, II'
ti' lo n n al in dependence.. It1 w as par|
of Tim nin's tn o lu iio
n in ju-si ow r a
ion.
visit
it C h in a a n d m e e t w ith
liaiUu-ly iuigered w hen
ai Lee m ade
dLK'iide. fnm i n rv pressive
p re
one-party
c..m
n
Timunist
leaders th e re in thh e a p r i v a t e v is it to th
the U n ite d
•itaii* u n d e r m a rtia
iall law to a fullLniere
.•rests of p^Mce.
S la te s last y e a r. Both
ih sid e s say
llwlRLtJ demiKracj-.
Inn Ihis inau>:ural sp e ech to bbee th e y w ant rc-tmification.
in. b ut differ
On th e sam e day.
y. •<
400 rjiiles n o n h
d e liv
ivie re d to d a y . L e e I'eng-hui
mi
on th e term s,
in iniunhinii Cliinii,u re
n sid e n ts of this
sa\-ss he
h wDuld like lo travel to tlie
he
In his six.*vch. I a-v tries
tri to eikse
tiny rice-finm inf: nilla
lla g e in Zhejiang
miiinl;
inhuid and "m eei .uid dirLVtiy
tiy
C h ina's wi»rries.
pnivince will eltxn a \village aim m ite x c:h
h ;a n sje o p in io n s w ith thh e
"I a m d e e p ly convii
k'inced th a t
tet* m m .inaj;e th e ir h am let. p«)pula- , C h in
ince se C o m m u n ist le .id e r\ to th e C h in e s e p e o p le sslh a ll com tio n r iS .
■n a new e ra in dialo g u e .mnd
d
, . . '
opt-n
p le te th e historical test
s t o f peaceT h e H u a jia VDtef i'
IS ver>- lim ited :
coopei
peration."
ful u n ifica tio n in th e 221s t centuCitizeii> will chtHisc.• fn>m
fn
iunong four
Lee
<.v’s office reteastnl th e lext of
r y ." h e s a y s , a d d inlgg t h a t th e
ca n d id a te s — ail Cor
Com m unist P arty
th e sp
.
spc-ech
on Siind.iy.
. oiition of in d e jv n d e n X
c*eLS “ unnecm cm txT s — for th rrtv
tv o p en positions
c hhinese
ij
a n d T aiw anese leaders
.•rs
e.vs;u^' ;uul im i»s.'dble,’'
on th e cji'mmittw.*. But if is p a n of a n
h a v•e
e n ot m e t sin c e . C h in aI's
's
But L ee u rg e s C hino
n a to “ fa c e
.unbitious n in il dennx
mocratization prr>-'
N atioi
io n alist g o v e rn m e n t fled 10
lo up to th e facts" th n t Taiw-an
Ti
has
fy a in la u n c h e d by■th
ih e g o v ern m en t
[ |jf i>l
isl.md in l'M ‘> a fte r losing.a
; .1 b e e n s e p .ira te d fro m1 th
t e m ainiliat in ihe lung term
i
•m couJd
be m uch
c iv il1 w
v ar to C o m m u n ist forces,
.•s.
L u id ^ n c e llWy.
m o r e s i g n i f ic a n t ttl;h a n T aixvan-s
c h inn aa considers Taiw an a renele" W e in T aiw an have
ve re alize d
cn)ivning achievem lent
ent
e ppnivince.
th e d r e a m .)f a ll C hin
i n e s e ." h e
B o th c a s e s d e lnuinn k m y th s th a t
L ee ee w as e le c te d n> .i se co nid
d says. " W e h a v e c re a te
i im eyeled
C h inese c u ltu re , built
uilt on a foundate rmn con .March 2.^ am id increasIS- catchiiiR ec jin o m ic mlir
it a c le an d
tion o fC o n fu d a n ideal
leals. is incom pat,n g hostility
ho;
iK'twevn th e cnminuIU- achieved world-iKclaimc
nc^d
democible w ith in ie dem ocra
nist m a in lan d a n d th e cap ita list
ist ra n c reiD niis,"
fVomoted by one; of C luna s p a m ’
,sland,
id, China c .u n e d out milii.tr>'
O'
" 'n ie re has lieen no que-stion
qi
of
i
elders, the \ill.i«e demo
;mocrac>' pn)gr.un
ex’e rc
i
rc ise s o ff I'aiw aiVs co a st in
in c u ltu r a l a n d n a tio n ai l id e n tity
I
iK-jliui in I'VSr .IS the
le 5p>any'struggled
adviint
ince of th e voting in an effon
in lviv\-een us." he say-s. “W
U liiit exists
I
to find a way to m ake
ak e local le ad ers
to intin
itim idate voters,
IS nothing m ore th;m a dis
lispute over
i
m ore acciuintable. Tht
T he e lected local
c i,j„
lin a is c o n ce n ie d by wliat 1il1 system s and wavs of life."
leaders rvpl.iceti th e• appointed
ap
chiefs I
of th e fa n n collective;
ives. w hich w ere Ivgin st>n
<miewhere." s.ud 1‘ony Soich.
h . p r o g ra m a n d c o lle c iii
lio n o f g r a in
i
. d is m a n tle d d u r in g ttih e e c o n o m ic a C hinaI st
scholar who directs th e Ford
rd le n e s fm m form ers,
re fo rm s u n d e r s e n io r l e a d e r D eng iHuindatii
Ition office in Beijing, “T he
le
B eijing officials chum
im fhe village
,
X iaoping. A l th o u gI still
st
la b e le d ;ui village dem<xxac\de
prufj-ani is workk. demiKT.iCy p ro je c t has
IS re a c h e d 90
'V xperim en r' by Comn
'mmimist leaders, in^; in iUl
u i ;ux-a
.
w here th ere is a ncx-ii
.-d {>ercent of C h ina's coun
mtr>-side. But
so m e o f w hom view
i w a rily a s a t o j v fille
w it
illed. It is self govem m eni .it
at so far. ih e m iiinland e.\pi
qx^riment has
jxilential ch 'illenge to piirt>’ contn)l. th e m ost
I
it Iwsic
level."
v .irie d g r e a t l y fro m p ro v in c e to
ihe [irojxain h as establi;
iblislied a surjiriv
’Ilie m aain difference l>etwec-n thiee pnivince .m d e ven count)
lty tocoum y,
uigly Mronj; fix«holdI m m any p arts of C h in a a n d Taiw an c a se s is o n e tif
if
A n e l e c titin h e ld ee;a r l i e r th is
tile cim ntn'
scale. TI'aiw
ai an is a te c h n o lo g ic a lly
ly m onth in Luo Dti, anoth«
iie r \ill.ige in
‘
IVvpiti- its lim itatior
tions, th e village .id v an ced
e d island of only 21 m illion
m Z h e j i a n g p r o v in c e , sslh o w e d th e
ckx'tion pl.m h as perm
frm itied m illioas jK-ople w
wlhere th e iH.*r<apita iticome
le O im n n in ist P a n y firmily
ly in control,
nf C hinese a t th o grass^
ass-rooLs level to r e c e n t lly
y to p p e d S 1 2.000. C h in a;i.. By th e st;mdxu-dsof 0 W
e
i'esiem
reprei r y th e o n c e - f o r b 'iidd td e n f r u i t o f • hom e fo:>r
r ont--fifth
i
of hum im iiy w ithh
s e n t a t i v e d e m o c r a c y .it w ns n o t
ili'ni(»cracy. .Sot su rp
ri
■prisingly,
m an y a|>>pulatii
ation of m ore than 1.2 billion,
11. nnii.il of .m e lection a t all,
ill.
h.i\ e found th e y lik e■it.
if.
’ W iv r c eennit of whom are jx.-as.ints, is .
H ie ca n d id a te s for chi
:hiiirm an and
.And in a lan d b leak
a k of good new s a developi
oping-countr>' w here th e (K-r
-r Vice c lu iirm a n . m th e villi!
lliige cotimiiinn th e civil n g h ts fron
ro n t. th e village capita incc
ncome is only
U v nui unopixised. \ ’oier
ers — avsemdemotTac%' p lan h as becom
het
e th e tlar.
T a iw a n 's f le d g litig d e n io c r.ic y
bk-d in th e Communi.siI Part>I
m eetiin n i)f f o r e ig n g o vk e'errn m e n ts a n d to uches th e full sjx.vtnim of republii
itig h.iM u n d e r p o r tr alifs
it o f M arx,
i t i t e r n a t i o n a l a i d prc
p r o g r a m s . The can m le.*. ffrom affairs of st.ite to ihee Fn>;els. I.e n in . S la lin aa;n d .Mao —
F o rd F o u n d a tio n nnd
in d t h e U n ite d nitty-gritty
itty of local budgets. C hina'ss w e re .isk ed to c h o o se aam o n g fo u r
N ations Dev e lo p m enItt P
Program , both democTatii
atic e.xiK'riment is lim ited to0 ciuidid.ites for th ree remi
m aining posin f w h ic h h a v e co me m i t t e d g r a n t th e countr
n tr^'s sm allest {wiitic.il im it.r. tit>ns o n th e v illa g e ccco m m itte e ,
m o n ey to t h t p ro jeict.
c t, s e e it a s an V illage cni
cnmmittet-s a re ch.irgi-tl withh ( U n d e r th e 1987 “ O rgan
a r ic Law on
iraportan i ste p in China
lina's own pdiiti- th e mostt'oon erous and sensitive taskss th e \ illag e C o m m itteeess." villag es
cal ev«)lution.
in C hina’s
I’s society — mana>;enu ni off a r e p e r m itte d lo d e ml oo c r a tic a l ly
I
"M y p o in t is t h aHt y) o u h a v e lo th e w idely
L'ly despisttl family planningH elect th re e to five local lea
eaders.y
T aiw anese pi
Dresident off
to visit C hin
ilia, talk peaace
^
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1----------------------*
SpxntorrJ hy ihf Collf
ollfgr 0/ Snuihrm Idaho. Ma^ic
ic Vallry Renional MrJUal Crnu
anJ
nd IIhf rnrn FalU Arta ChumlHr
<rof Cimtmfire.
Oc
k c
u p a t i o n a l H
I a a lH i
Atakii
'aking Magic Valley iHe heahhiet
Ifti place lo li\-f.
MAGIC'VALLEY
.6 J 0
R E G I O N A L M E ED I C A L C E N T E ;R
R
AVI
W I J T . TW
W IN .I A lli,
ID A H O
A D D I S ON
O h
•I _
- .1 .
Monday. May 20. 1»96
- ^ [-BriefIjiy^
a d ^ c ^ lhandssever
—
"nirkish troops
tr
kill 58 Ki
CurdishVebels
Tant
Timea-Nows. Twin FaUs. Mt>o
A-7
Wofid
someid u t i e s -
SARAJEVO. Bosni
inia-Her^egovina I B D H I
(AP) — The lea d err <
of th e Bosnian
DIYARBAIOR,'Turkey— ITio Turidsh arr
army killed 58 Kurdish gucrrSerbs faced intense
e pressure from
rillas in a battleI in thc rugged mountains of
t southeast, offidals saidd
)f the
Westem offidals to> iresign Sunday,
Sunday.
but even if Radovan
in Kara_dzic met
The rebels have
ive been fighting for autonon
om y in yu th eastem Turkeyy_____their_demand it seem
■med.ufilikdy h e.. ^ '
----------- - since 1984. and the
th e govem m irijTaiincheaan
a new offensixx* last month,
would truly give up pc
power.
The latest battl<
ittle in the village of Cakirp
irpinar in Batman provincee
K aradzic annoum
nee d S a tu rd a y • i f f
began Saturday' ar
and lasted into Sunday mor
lom ing, said Ahmet Erturk,c,
that he was giving up
ip s«ime duties to
the deputy regjore
ional go\-emor. He said 58I rebels
n
were killed A local
li
an extreme nationali;
ilist ally, and on
offidal, speaking
(
lg on condition of anonymity
lity. said four soldiers weree
Sunday. Internationa
lal offidals said
killed, but Erturk
d
ic denied
any military deaths,
iis.
thej- had received veri
srbol guarantees
7
____ _ The i ^ t a i y say
says.somc 560 rebels and 58 soldiers have died- siiKee — fn»m Karadzic’s deput
u tie s th a f “ he iS ”
the new offcosive
ve began. The f i t t in g since
ICC the outlawed Kurdistann
gone, thnt he is off tl
the scene." But ' E w H
Workers Party beg
began fighting for autonomy
my in 1984 has killed moreL‘
the offidals said they needed
r
more.
A uH B
than 20,000 people.
pie.
Tht-* guarantees wen
*re given to Carl
B ildt. th e top civili:
lian official in
i
r
Bosnia, in a meeting lhat
th did nm end L
until just before da>^T
ATI. said an offi- .
■,
GAUHATL India
idia — Some 500 poramilitaj
itary soldiers rushed to the
d a l in Bildt’s office! vwho spoke on
jungles of northeas
eastern India on Sunday in1 an
a attem pt to quell 5-day-- ■ mndition of anonym :ty.
ty
old ethnic riots lhat
hat offidals say have killedI more
m
than SO people,
“That was not enou^
ugh for as," the
Mo t Bcts of t>st)
rtO rival tribes have been fighting
fig
v.ith puns and poioffidal said “We want
nt total removal R j S S H
son-tipped arrows
ii the dense jungles of Ass
fS in
^ssam state. More than 100I
of Karadzic. W’e are! inot accepting
%-illages are involv
olved in th e fighting. Tensi
nsions betw een Bodo and1
verbal assurances."
Sanihal tribespeop
sople m ounted last week wl
when th e b o d ic io f three:
Even a re s ig n a tio
io n . h o w e v er. H H b S
young Bode women
len were discwered in the^ fc
forest. The Bodos accu.sed
would not prevent K.
K aradzic from
thc Santhak of kill
oiling them and burned dov^
lowTi 15 Sonthal villager in
ninning the show beh
ehind a figureretaliation. Retaliati
iato o ' \-iolence has raged sine
incc.
head. Karadzic vvho le<
led (he B o ^ a n
Police offidal \Va
AVati Ao said 35 bodes had
)
d been
recovered, but offiSerbs through 3v >var
has
d ais said 50 prople
I died, 'niere was no explanation
)le had
ex]
for the disparib ee n in d ic te d -f o r 1w a r crim es.
t)-. Tens of thousand
uids of people are hom eless
5S :after th e f i l t e r s burned
Intematiunal offidals; rrefuse to meet
down their tnud-and
ind-thatch huts. Many have
t
e taken
shelter in 10 relief
0 B o s J a n S e r b s fro m th
Mifh him, and regard! hhim as one of A b o u t 6BO
th e vilNage o f S k u g ric al
a tte n d e d a s m a ll p o litic
a rally, c o m p le te w ith
:ical
camps, and at leasi
sast th ree children have died
di< of dysentery in the
th e m ain im p ed im cn
;n ts to im pie- S e rb n ati
B tionalistic fla g s a n d Kat
K a rad z ic p o s te r s , to d isMUSS
c
th e s t a t u s o f R ad
camps. Assam, India
idoo'v an K a ra d z ic s ' politiidia's main tea-produdng sta:
Oate, is hem e to dozens of
menting the Iteyton pes
eace accord
c a l armI.. th
t o S e rb D e m o c ra tic: P a rty S u n d a y .
poor tribes, manyr of
of wWch lire in tbe forests,
xs. There were few details
The pressure on Kaiad
rw4rir intensified
of the fighting becau
cause of poor communication:
ons.
this v*x*ek after he sack
eked his prime
___ •
minister, who had bacl>
eked a plan to t j O S Hn ]i a n S e r b g e n l ee r a l r e l e a s e d b
y w a r c r i m e ;ss t r i b u n a l d i e s
cooperate with, rather tl
GR.\DE, Yugoslavia (.API' —
— j ............
the tntcmationaJ commur
^ ciali
il is t ------- fo r—and of the
le s<
secunty of their terriii»......
LONDON — T hlee lIsraeli army has formed: a commando uitii to hunt
e
Djukic.
the
Bosnian
Serb
. Karadzic engineered
erb
.
•,
Bosr
<1 th f rc iila c c
■
sn ian S erb
r>-."
doHTi Shiite Muslim
lims belonging to the H o bbollah
o
group in Lebanon.
with w ar crimes
ment of that rival. R ajk
nes
*
■c o rr
iko KasiiBic, in
S'-’" '™ ll' charged
'
m
i
j
i
a
n
d
e
r
D
ju
k
ic
w
c was
a rre s te d by the
The Obscr>'er n w sp
j
•■spaper reported Sunday,
red by an international trian assembly Saturday, 1-m ph.uizine
n.
R
a
tk
o
B
osnian
go>
g
overnm
ent on J a n . 30
•The newspaper sai
said members of the squad,
i d called Egoz, w r e indi­
xxause of his failing health,
the p i p he still has on1 IB<>.iniaii S«-b
□die for more when his. car
cai strayed into govenia*ctly responsible for triggering last month's massacre
md
H
e
v
«
u
6
2
.
at the U..N. biL<ie
territorv-. Bflt hours latei
ic r. h.:
™ ‘" y ? - '
in three v-ears ment-heldi tem
tei tory in Sarajevo and
in Qana in south' Le
Lebanon in which at least
!
SI 91 refugees died. Egoz
«)ver his power to deal w
w irh th e iiiliT„ (’J " "ic' died late Saturday in the
(lurit
ring Bosnia's s e n t forr ppro se cu tio n in thc
members went to Qana
Qa to pinpoint Hezbollah
i em lw s firing rockets
ih m
le militarv- hospital v^’here he
n a tio n a l co m m u n ityy l o a n a l l v .
ids.
r.
Netherlands,
into la a e l. but fearin
iring they had been detected,
e d they radioed home for
^ sinci- his release from the
Biljana Plavsic. Tlie rwx iilovL-s aira
•*>="
il f
i
V f
Th
"he B osnian
H e v»-as
cl a rg ed , w ith crim es
s ch
help and were order
dered to withdraw. The Obs
>bsen er said. Army comtional
w
a
r
crimes
tribunal
in
‘" •v i^ u o i
to keep the B4)snian S erbs united
m
-V Serb
b army state- against huma
imanity
for his role in the
maj)ders then orderei
!Tpd artillery to shell the area
•ea.
therlands on April 25. the
against most of th e Da
3ayton peace
‘ I mem
nt
said S erb siege
o S arajevo, in which
:e of
Western intelligen
jence sources confinned tha
that Israeli soldiers were
I Serb army said Sunday,
accord v«-hile taking som«
me
of
thc
heat
ikic m ade an m o re th ainn 1: 0 .0 0 0 p e o p le w ere
;
secretly deployed bei
behind the lines in south Lebanon,
L
and estim ated'
tic
O juklc
^ im easurable k ille d . The
ad suffered fnmi pancreatic
for dial policy off lO iradzichirasclf.
i
'h e c h a rg e s w e re not
that about 50 Hetbol
bollah f i l t e r s wtae killed1 in
ii hand-tohand combut
The army said in a stateThe defiance o f th e= S e rb p rim e
contr
ttribution to dro p p e d but
but the coun dedded to
with Egoi, acconiing
n g to The Obsen-er. The pai
?aper jsiid another secret
lat. Djukic had died after• aa logistic security of Bos
minister and his support
rte i^ in Bonia
•osnian Serb forego thee trial
ti
and re le ase him
Isrueli squad, known
twn as Unit 504, is authorin
ri*ed to o perate in Arab
idl.exhausting illness."
Luka, the largest S er^b l- h e l d c i t v i n
■'“ " S a in
army units m the defea*:
rvsive and lib- a f te r doctors
tors determ ined th at he
states and may reecruit
cr
agents, gather intelli
diligence and kidnap —
{eneral
was
a
logistic
speBosnia, threatened to sj
split B oniian
T h e Ren
>e- txation struggle of the Serb
S
people, had terminal
<
nal cancer.
althoui^ it is not auth
uthorized to kill
Serb territorv- in rwo —
— iui exstem —
. p art controlled by Kai
a radzic. and K aradzic: a; n d s en d him to thle
e Milosevic. Some interna
nationa] offi- w e ek ly Vre:
I’re m e . was fa r le s s connorthwest B<»snia control]
oiled by more N etherlanc
in d s to face w a r crim e-•s
s cials argue th at Milose
sevic should_ vinced.
moderate Serb politician!
c h a rg e j. In p a r tic u la r. K aradzic
■)
ANKARA, Turke>*
• Turkey’s president ind
ic help oust Karadzic, his5 foim
f
ey —
er ally.“ “It is not
ndicated Sunday that an
Kasagic, the ousted pi
lot a senous change." he
pnm
e
minisinsists
that
lat B osnians cannot live
:,(
assasdnation anemipt
pt by a gunman seeking to usher in strict klam ic
' e or face new economic san
inctions.
s a id S unda
nday in an in terv iew ,
ter, has reportedly gonee into hiding, together aft.
i/ter 3172 years of war and
law would not change
Ige his commitment to a secui
id
Belgrade newspapers
■s under con- “(Plavsic) is hardly
I
rular, democratic state,
a c h a n ^ . She is
concerned about his saft
ifetj-. He was ,hat Serbss need
n
their
nun
territorv-.
President Suleyman
y.
trol
of
the
Serbia
presid
rian Demirel has staunchly supponed
su
Jdent. which very rWx»_»J to’Karadzic.
to’
a fretMnarket
replaced by Gojko Klii
They are virhckovic,
41.
That
is
a
k
e
key issue as thousands of
econotn>' and a Westi
jf h av e bee n h a rs h ly cc ritic a l o f tually the same."
(Stem-oriented foreign polic
Iic>- in his more than 30
san
w ho is know n fo r hiss ■
w
ork
w
ith
refugees
tr\'
T)' return home under the
[a
years as a politician.
le Karadac, on'Sunday tnu
in. In a \isit to the mausolei
tlcum of Mu.stafa Kemal
Timpeled his
But Cerovi«
Bosnian Serb refugees, Plavsic, on freedom-of-r
■ovic
said
it
seoned unlike)f
movement
provisions
of
Ataturk, the founder
< modem Turkej’. to com
if
move
as
a
departuro.
er of
i>mmemoraie Youth Day
ly that Karad
the other han d Ls trxpede
ra d ac v^•ould run in Bosnia^ed to contin- the |v ac e accord.
aci
4
on Sunday, DexnirelI im
"Karadzic gone," read
indicated that Mould not ch.i
Jiange.
ad headlines wide election:
Qons this fall. He is banned
ue Karadzic's nationalii
list polities.
K aradzic
:ic's form al d e p a rtu ree in two newspapers, \ ’ecer
I
On S atunby, a man
lan pointed a gun at the presi
em je Novosti from doingg th
esident during a ceremoStepping aside could also
that bv- the Davton pe,ice
-SO lessen the would aNo
10 serve th e purposes of
ny in the western towi
if
and
Politika.
An
indeper
own of Isnit. Bodyguards tac
ienttent-comagreem
ent;-!
tackled th e man-and the
rising diplomatic pressur
n t;-but has in d icate d he
ure to ;^nvst S e rb ia n F
P
re
s
id
e
n
t
S
lobodan
I
gun went off, slightly
n
m
e
n
ta
to
r.
S
to
ja
n
Cero
tly injuring a journalist and
nd a poUceman. but the
rovic of th c w antedtoany
anyway.
!;•<
president was u n hlarm
a r ed. A uthorities saidI th
tl e gunm an. Ibrahim
■j
GumrxikcuogJu. wasi or
angry about an accord sign<
gned in February allow\'l
ing Israeli jets to tralin
in :in Turkish airspacc. Thes agreement
a,
upset mUny
5
Muslims in Turkey and
m d elsewhOT.
Ill,
IZZ
*
More than
in 50 killed in In
ndian riots
Israeli arm;
ny to hunt for HezboUah
H
Demirel rea;
‘affirms Turkey’
y’s secularism
;j
Trade minis!
ister ci;iticizes U.
J.S. trading
:‘
V'
' '■
BEUING — China’s
la’s foreign trade ministerr said
Si Sunday that U.S.
polides are to blame! for
fo the ctxmtry's trade defid
fidt Hith China.
Wu Yi told the stateaterun Xinhua New's Agency
icy that “manmade factors'* w ere ham pering
ing trade and creating doul
oubt about th e United
StatL’s'reliabilit>-as a business
b
partner,
She d te d Washingtc
igton’s annual wrangling over
ov< renewing China’s
most fa\-ored nationI trading
tn
status, saying it cre.
avates im cenainty and
causes Chinese fimis( to hesitate before doing busi
usiness » ith the United
Stales.
1
^
j
I
i
I
FrenchI troops1iiiove t(to quell JAfricanI revolt
BANGUI. C e n tra l1 A fric a n
R ep u b lic (A P) — Frem
•nch troops
I
on
cmoved into dow ntow nI Bangui
S u n d a y to h e lp q u e llII an a rm y
u p risin g th a t h as k illee td at lea st
,ithree people.
Q vilians cowered on th
lhe tloori of
dem anding
*th
* eir hom es as troops d<
c o n tro l o f th e n a tio n ml
a l a rm o ry
f,
fought with presidentiali .guards in
the streets. The m utinou
)us soldiertl
took h o stage a t le a st six
si p eople
with government ties.
In P a ris . F o re ig n M
: in is try
spokesm an C hristophe B
I ouchard
said the French solcUersi were
v
only
pj
p rotecting th e 2,500 F re
rt n c h citi-
i
Tamil rebel attacks
a
kill 9 intl Sri Lanka
COLOMBO. Sri Lan]
a n k a — Tamil Tiger rebels
els attacked twx> anny
positions and a policee station
st
on Sunday, killing; at
ai least se\-en soldiers
and two dvilians, the: militapr
mi
said - •
Six soldiers and two
c
•o dvilians
were killed \\iien
en the rebels raided an
urmy base in Kiv-ulekad
a d a \illage, 140 miles northe
heast pf Colombo, mili tary spokesm an Capt.
! Premalal s a id Rebel
)t. K.
el casualties w ere not
known. One soldier was
I'as IdUed and six M*cre wound
inded when the guerrilUis attacked ah arniy*r post
pt at nearb>- Kent Farm
'
m village,
he said Thc
guerrillas also attacked
ed ;a police station in nearby
tjy Pulmoddai, injuring
twi> policemen. The reb>
•ebels have been fi^^ting sin
since 1983 for an independent homeland inn thc
ti north and east for mii
minority Tam iR They
accuse the Sinhalese mi
majoritj’ of dL<Kriininating; aagainst Tam ik. More
than 42,000 people have
ive been lolled
Tibetans, Chil
liinese clash over
er photo ban
BEIJING — Chinese
e s e security forces wound
nd ed as m any as 80
Tibetans in a d a s h ove
aver China's ban on photog
tographs of th e D abi
Lama, a U bet monitorinf
ring group ^ d Sunday.
Details of Tuesday's
c
"s confrontatioo
— at' leastt the
ti second over the
ban — were sketchy, but
Jut witnesses reported seeing
ngtv»T) trucks of badly
beaten Tibetans, mainlj
inly monks and nuns. orri\i
iving at a hospital in
Lhasa, thc Tibetan capita
jltal, the Tibet Infonnation1Network
Ni
said
A week eariier. monks
nks at Ganden monaster>\, east
«
of Lhasa, threw
stones at an o flic ^ o -dering
r^
the removal of irfiiotoi
Mographs of the Dalai
Lama, and police shot
a least three monks. Chi
)t at
Zhino’s army entered
U bet in 1 9 ^ and formi
rmally took over the region
i following year.
m the
claiming it historically■was
W3 Chinese territory. Since
(ce then, it has brutalIy suppoa se d demonstra
trations for Tibetan indcpen
«ndence and tried to
discredit the Dalai Lama
m a — Tibetan Buddhism'st kk a d e r — «-ho went
into exile in 19S9. I n di^xndence
^
sentiment amon«
uig Tibetan Buddhist
dergy and fen-entiy reiigious
li^
Tibetans remains stra
Tong.
Pope urges fill
illing spiritual vi
void
MARBOR, SloveniaI —
- A cultural crisis has pu:
pushed Europe to its
“hour of truth,** Pope Johi
fohn Paul It said Sunday, layii
lying out his vision of
how Europeans can recon
mxr from this spiritual \-oid
d
“TTie current clim ate
o anguish a M lack of foii
e of
faith regarding life's
meaning, and the oonfusic
ision shm-n by European cull
nillure; calls on us to
look in a new way at the
b e rebtionshtps between C
Chhiistiani^ and ciUture, between faith andi reason,’'
rt
the pootiff said in tbe roi^or speedi
of his ihree^Iay trip lo
t
lo this
form er Yugoslav re
(
republic.
Jo h n P aul
returned to Rome in the
w «evening. In tbe^>eech that
th< united m any of
his n ^ t themes. John
n F
Paul nim ed his gaie on aQ
ol of Europe; after
dwelling ectflicr in the trip
rip on SIo\Tnia, tbe M l of C
o
Communism
and tbe
Bosnian war. The wraning
< ideokigies, he said has
lg of
i
BS undennined
secu>
lar hum anisn and b r o u^ f tt cn ikepddsm . Reli^ous
IS Ibeliefrnust fill tfae
with sdence.
void and create a bond witl
er>*e thetr culture tis an expr
Countries m udi prc 9en*<
T nssion of national
C om pU ed f t t
-m
zens in Bani*
n^ui and did not plan toJ view w ith th e F renchI ttelev isio n which killed i
ed nine people,
tiver
intervene in
inith e conflict.
i
nenvorkLCI.
.
la te paycheci
tiecks. A fter Fretxfh sol­
But theirr ppresence on th e streetsi
T h e u p ris in g , w hic
ich b e g a n d iers helped
p down the upnsing.
ed put
drove rebels
els out of the downtovs-nI S: atu rd ay , was th e secoi
ond
in
rwo
P
a
t
a
s
s
e
pa
p a id J a n u a ry -M a rc h
area they had
ha held S aturday, andI m
i onths in this landlocke
ked. impov- s a la rie s and
nd g ra n te d am ne;jty to
on S undayy IF rench so ld ie rs w ithI eri.shed
«
country that still
ill bears the th e m utineers
^ers.
tanks w eree ssiaiiont.^ outside gov-■ ,leg;ic>,1
of decades of a»rr
>mipt
dictaThose
takii
aking
p a n in the latest
em m en t bui
luildings and along kev• torsiiip^
t
rebellion sav
i
a y thevan.- <iwed .\p rirs
roadsacrosst
is tlie rity.
P re s id e n t Felix-A nge
ge P a ta s s e pay. but their
leir
main
demand is conHospitalss re
r poned th;u one dvil- is-as
» elected three v-earsi ago
a in .th e tro l o f t h e c e n tr a l a rm o ry in a
ian and two
0 rrebels had died in the country's
c
first multipj.unv
ty
vDte.
but
Bangui
militar
it.'uy- barracks,
fighting. Att least
li
15 civilians v%-ere is
t now under fire for faiUn
ling to d e a r
.After th e Ai
.April uprising. Patasse
u-uunded
a ay th e econom ic prub
aw
jblem s left , placed control
trol'of the armory in the
“We’re tr^i
rying to be calm, but it’s by
b his predecessors —• problem
j
s h a n d s of his
Siis p re s id e n tia l g u ard .
bec o m in g m
m o re a n d m o re d iffi- th
t; a t have led to delaysi iin paying angering troo]
roops who broke into ii
c u lt," B ang
rtgui r e s id e n t D id ie r .soldiers
.sj
and dvil scA-ants.
IS.
S a tu r d a y ai
a n d s eize d h e a v y
Marasico said
lid in a telephone interLast m onth’s three-day
ay muriny. weapons and
a
id ammunition.
I
Romania
I speeds nreforms tc:o attract foreign
f
innvestors
lxh e Washington Post
BUCHAREST. R om an
inia — Six
j„r a r s after rising up again
one *>f
,j. e c r u d e r d ic ta to rs hlinst
th
ir
ip s o f th e
c<
Cold W’ar vvars. Romania
ia is stniggling to position itself as
3s E astern
E u ro p e ’s b e s t n ew inv«
v e s tm e n t
opponuni tj-.
Prodded for months bv’ dthe Worid
B;
Bank
and Intem atiunal \M onetary
Fund to meet econtunic ben<
^nchmark.s
Romania has begun to pu:
»ush badly
needed privatization progr
prams and
,aj
talk about attracting the so
sort of forcign investm ent dollars th a t have
poured into its onetime F-a<<
istem Bloc
aimrades since 1990.
«r
Interest inn sshoring up this far curn er of Easten
em Eunipe signals that
.w h ile th e cri
:risis dav *5 for th e new
dem ocradess of
oi Poland Hungan-, the,
Czech Republi
blic and Slovakia may be
ovvr. critical1 dchallenges rvmain here
in a country-th
that is only now recovering fmm
wlae Ceausescu's repress iv e ru le and
ind tig h tly c o n tro lle d
Soviet style ect
fcnntimy.
The co u ntry
tn ’s slow approach to
reform afteTr C
< eausescu was overthrown in 198'
989 began to speed u p
only last year
•ar w ith pressure from
international11 finandal
f
institutions,
leading nearly
ly 200 Western firms to
express intervs
rvst in Romanian stateow ned compai
panics, according to a
ri
re p o rt by D aiw a Insti
s titu te o f
R
Research.
Paul Pittman, head of th<
iie Ea.aem
E u ro p e division of Was*
isserstein .
P
PerelJj
4 Co.. said Ceause
sescu's suea
cussor.
Ion Uiescu, has beet
■en "a realis
ist."
"P eople here w eren't reody
r
for
tl e kin d o f shock th e ra
th
ra p y th a t
w
worked
in Poland,” Pittm
:man said.
“1
“Thi-ir
ability to withstandd that
t
kind
of h a r d s h ip - a fte r th e yv e a rs of
of
O
Ccausescu-wasn't
there.’*
Parliam entarv- and pres
esfdential
el<
elections
this fall will tw significant
in
indicators
in determ iningg 'w hether
Rt
Romania, the second-most-f
co
countrvin die region after P
ready to follov
How the piiinful corrective paths off its neighborv
R om ania has
ha experienced some
economic succe
iccesses in the (Xist w a r.
halving its inflj
nflauon rate to .nlxnit 28
perccnt and: producing
prr
a gniwth rate
of nearlj- 7 perc
•crcenL
Private busin
isines.ses nil] account for
about half the
t
he economic
growth this
y e a r, b u t evei
-•ven a f te r sta g g e rin g
through a thhree-ycar
re
privatization
cfTort. the state
nte still owns 5,500 componies.
In A V T ir
■te I— "
2 guerrillaIS die in SSouth Lebi3anon clasi$h pwnw
dVisTBrii
n
NCE^ ;
/
^
S
SIDON, L eb a n o n (A P)) — Two
Mu
Muslim guerrillas wete killeled and a
Let
Lebanese v%xrfnan and an 1sraeli
st
soldiet
dier'H-cre wounded Sunday' in
i a firefight in south L eb a n o n . ss<e c u rity
sourccs said
1The
'
woman was th e first» dvilitui
casi
casualty
sincc last m o n thh’s
’; tru c e
betv
!)etween
l a w l and HexboUa
llahguerrilla
illas on the last active Arab
ab-Israeli
v^-arfront.
^•ar
TTlhe Iran ian -b a ck e d Hex
exbollah
said
aid it viewed the dvilian ccasualty
as
IS aa violation of April 27th
ih cease-'
fire,
ire. but did not say it would
Jd retailate
i
lie with
rocket attacks on northern
ik
Isracl.
shm
IT
The fundaroentalLst Shiite• IMusimt
.grou
Toup a p p a ren tly w an ted1 to
t give
diplc
iiplomatic effons a chance'i
P to .p e rs uaide
« ^ Israel ro,avtiid hittingCQv-aian
<
targ<
srgets, as outlined in a U.!
J.S.-bn>crn i cease-fire understanding
T hat patjl, m e d ia te d by
^ u .s .
S e c re ta ry oolf S ta te W a rre n
Christopher, pi
precluded attacks on
civ ilia n s onI bo
I th sid e s o f th e
Lchanott-Isnkel
I
el border.
“Whai the Zh
Zkmist enemy did this
t t t o m i n g i s . ai
w an a ck on dvilians
and a cle ar vio
vnolaiion of th e A pril
undcrstandiiig,
lg ." said Sheik N abil
Kaouk, ihc Heri;
erix^Uah oxnm ander in
south Lcbanaa.
H e urged the
the Lebanese governm en t to file aa complaint against
L vad a n d o rd eeran
ri investigation.
Suitday’s hosti
Btaities erupted with a
m om ing clash
i
h inv*olving
m achin^
gun an d rocketet-propelled g m a d e
fire n e a r th e Isi
Israeh-held Beaufort
C astle in Amou
loun. a v i ll a s in tfae
c e n t n l s e c tofr of
c I$r«eli*om pied
southLebanoii.IIbewTJunded!
xl soldier was airlifted
to Israel for treat]
atojem.
, .
SHARON
S
gu>
guerrilla hideouts and trails
Is Ul areas
I >1INCSTONE
ne< the castle, which is thn
near
fro Nabativ-eh.
from
;Z einab Ali Bassal. 37. suffered
si
shi
shrapnel wtxinds to h » feet
M when a
s.fhtu ».
15!
^ 5 -m m m ortor shell crashi
ihed near
he
h e r h o u se in th e villa g e; o« f K far
Tib
Tibnit, police and Hezbollah
ihmiin-M
Prim»lF
sai<
said
---- T j
I
HezboUah
is .spearheading
___Tb«
ig a ^ u e rrill
rilla war » oust the 1,200 1sraehstdst
die
diets and 2.500 miliriamffl f,
from t*l^ ■ ■ MMm tea
occ
occupied e o d a re si^ up by• It e s d i n
19«
1985 to curb b o rd e r attack:
JCS on Its
nor
twrthem towns.
r
A
At least 16S people, mostt of
c tbem
^ IMUlU
-i
Let
Lebanese dvilians. were kill
illed and'.‘ ^ ^ ^ ~ ^ ^ ^ n
7 :i» » lS .
sr
338
i38 i>mple wounded in the
lelsraeU
offe
271
^
27 oeaie-fire. foitf-Muslim gu
and
md an IsaelM llied miUtiama
nanhm
bee
>een IdDed, and seven brai
tfae clash. Israeli <Ber
B en «na two ndlitianien faov
d suspected HetboDah wou
voundeiL
tct Tr|»»|l
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a ecd to ever>‘ a n is i n u a t i n g th e y a r e tie
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m o n d ’s h o m e in C u s t e r C h r is t. T h e R ic h m oanncd s a n d o t h e r s
J
C o u n t y i s a gj o o d e .x a m p le o f w hhy
y a r e s u p p o s e d l y p a r t o f a c o v e n a tn iin g , in itia tiv e
t h e d e b a t e! o6)v e r b e a r h u n t i n g fruiss- t e m p t to b a r r a ll h ut m
t r a t e s m a nn y I d a h o a n s . T h e c a mn - o p p o n e n t s r e p e a t o \v e r a n d o v e r
p a ig n . fro m
m b o t h s i d e s , h a s b e e; n a g a i n . E v e n i f t h e yr” a:
a r e , t h a t 's n o t
^
b a s e d m o r e o n e m o tio n , c o n s p ir a ccy
4
y t h e is s u e t h a t m a y b e o n t h e b a llo t
t h e o r i e s a n d a c c u s a t i o n t h a n o)n
^
h a n c e t h a t Id a n i n N o v e m b e r . T h e cih
^
b e a r h u n tinEs­
g.
h o a n s w o u l d e \ 'e r b a n h u n t i n g is
’ T h e R ic h m oo n d s a r e t h e m o s t w ell■’
U- s lig h tly le s s l h a n t h ee N R A \-o tin g to
k n o w n p n )m
•hy a r c \v e e \-e n
m oo te r s o f a n in itia tiv e to b a n h a n d g u n ^ so >vhy
b a n b e a r b a iti
th d is c u s s in g it?
itin g , b e a r h u n t in g u-ith
F in a lly, w e h e a r thh is _ m a iiti 7d : j h e j _________
..... ................ h o u n d s a n d d t t h e s p r i n g b e a r h u nIt.
t.
O ri a r e c e nI t T h u r s d a y n i g h t t h e;y
y R ic h m o n d s a r e f r o m
•n ‘‘’C a l i f o r n i a ! ”
f o u n d t h e i r (C u s t e r C o u n t y h o mle
a hh''o a n s a r e im e S o w h a t. L o ts o f Id la
r a n s a c k e d aUld
n d s o m e fo o d , a c a m e rna p o r t s . P le n t> ' o f th o)s
s ee i m p o n s a r e
a n d a g u n sto
itoile n . A l if e - s iz e d 's ta tule
e i n d e e d C a l i f o r n i a n s; w h o a l s o v o te
of a bear w
: k n o c k e d o v e r . T hiC
,vaas
e fo r c a u s e s m a n y b e a r h u n te r s su p J
R i c h m o n d s t i e d t h e b u r g l a r y t o0 p o n . T h e y ’TC tx u -n e d1 a b ig c h im k o f
/
t h e i r a n t i - bbee;a r h u n t i n g a c t i v i s m1,. n o r t h e r n I d a h o f r o>m
m b lu c - c u lla r ,
s u g g e s t i n g lo*
l o c a l h u n t e r s w e r e re:■
- D e m o c r a t i c lo g g i n gZ c o m m u n i t i e s
s{K>n s i b le.
i n to w h itc x r o lla r o r re ti
.......
...................... "Bui t^^t-i ntien
ie r a r r e s t e d a d a y l a t e;rr c a n r e s o r t- lik e c o m m
T uiu: n itie s. S o m e
s;»y t h e y \v e rree l(X
1 )king f o r fo o d , n o th1-- m a y h a v e m o v e d to IId
d a h o to h u n t
in g e ls e . S o ., th
b e a rs .
t h e R i c h m o n d s a r e em1-b a r r a s s e d a nnd p e r h a p s ^s^sh in g th e jy
O n t h e o t h e r s i d e ooff th e d e b iu e ,
w o u ld h a v e w
w;a i t e d a d a y o r s o b<h
}■ t h e R i c h m o n d s a n dJ oot h e r s c l a i m
--------foa* m a k in g th
t h e i r c h a r g e s to th e mc*- p e r s e c u t i o n f r o m inl iiti
t i a t i v e tip p o \ q v
y o t e r s , e l e c t i o n d a y.■ i;
xh e s. Som etliing is bn ik en am
Is c o m i n g
.mdcliurch*
m d i» e
In se n -in g,,hhe
e is h e lp fu l a n d c o n sid e r.....
• dia.
n e n t s . N o d o u b t , t hi e R i c h m o n d s
I
Ix it iind oiu- c h u rd ie s slioidd
d 1lead
a t e to o th e r s, ,aass w ell a s e n f o r c in g th e
w v e b een following w tll gn.\
n...uin,crL«
A ls o e m b a m
r r a s s e d is D o n C lo w e r.r.
h a v e b e e n h a r a s s e d inin th is d e b a t e
th e SSdiool
e
k*e.
la w . S h a u n shhow
o v s th e q u a litie s a n d t h e
Board's disois-sions al>
w h o h e a d s tthh ee g r o u p o p p o s i n g th e a n d th e r e ’s n o ju s tif icraa tio
ti n fo r it.
' ‘’t e ■ction tim e im d one School Bo;
o a rd
m a tu r ity to b)ee aan e x c e p tio n a l s h e riff,
ipcks imd m orr;ir sclieme. ..............
b e a r in itia tiv,ve.
e , H e j u m p ^ t h e g u nn
e h a s a tte n d e d all th e meeting
B u t d i d t h e y e x p ■ct
e c t o th e rw is e ?
j e c that they iire tr\-ing to luit;
n g s b ut
V o te S h a unn GGou g h o n M a v 2 6.
u,du.rM.md
s no o\-erriding issue. Will h e. cd<iany
to o . b l a s t i n g’ I(
E D A N D SILV
I d a h o ’s m e d i a , in c lu d tT h e fa c t t h a t t h e r e iarree n u m b s k u lls
ILUtON BALLERSTEIN
w hatt i,th e u tte rs w ere t n in g to teL
ic.Uihcm,.!
I th e o th e r side «if th e table? T h e re
G o o d in g
in g t h e l \) s t R«
R e g is te r , f o r m e r e ly re-J- o u t th e r e w h o c a n ’t di ee b a t e a n is s u e
th ew,x>te.
x I would like t»i know jasi
»M «h..i',vin
"»>h
Ik* som ething th a t's caught hi-«
lisiUp o r t i n g w h ai t 1h a p p e n e d : t h e R ic h ;•
- r a t i o n a l l y a n d s o r e s o r t to h a r a s s of not;
>th e y don't u ndeiM im d. th e ••
I'he o th e r cim didiite s a « th e?;dter
a
L a c k o f p ai tt rr ii o t i s m h u r t s n a t i o n
together, tliey a u i onl
m o n d s h o m e h a s b e e n b r o k e n in to3 m e n t d o e s n o t c h a nn g et t h e is s u e ,
" 0 . '" Taken
r
*>1 d oesn't cost ticqvisvrs a dir
[lling - m ore thiui h.df of t h e '
a n d t h e R ic h m o n d s b e l ie v e d it \>-dss
E v e n i f t h e m e n wl ho o r o b b e d t h e
1 w a s sh o ck:e
e d to r e a d th e e d ito ria l
fluids it. NLiylx; th e only com .
L-w school. I h e latest schem e
tie d to t h e b)eeaa r in itia tiv e . A s de\-el-:• R ic h m o n d s w e r e m oti\n ‘*new
t i \ ia te d b v pri>fro m th e Moscow
co w -P u llm an D aily N ew s
“n
one
of
th
e
above.^-.-Vn
idetil
n p t to do ;m end-run a n n m d t
o p m e n t s t r aann:s p i r e d . w e r e p o r t e d1 b e a r h u n t i n g z e a l, t h aItt d o e s n ’t m a k e xils of.
p r in te d in y o u r p a p e r (Tfw TimcsSvti-s)
ight pn u n ise to i-isit th e schoo!
es thiit I tiojw th e s.im e v o ter
Lit
o
n
M
i
i
v
l
3
.
B
u
t aa t le a st in o u r d e m w r a c v , .
t h a t tw o m e n w e r e a r r e s t e d a n di e\*er>' o p p o n e n t o f th ee bh e a r lu im in K
twi ill imanr
annoim ced inten-als. Also a p«
:ome e k v tio n tliiy.
b a c k .”
-ve c a n - , a l k bac
c l a im e d t h e i r a c tio n s h a d n o th in g to1 in itia tiv e a n a c c o m p lic e .
i/es thiit an e n d in g Ixxird m tv t
inUinil«,ni
»h"n..ain..s
.-Uth
though I hiive kill iwii Ciilvin
1
^
P iitrio tism com
com
es o r s h o u ld c o m e fro m
d o w i t h b e a»rr 1h u n t i n g . T h e m e d i a1
\S 'h ile a ll th is is g o in
g
.
n
at
doing
th
e
job.
lg . t h e \-ast m af„r miu
limy \-eiUTi imd isnuld like to
i
C .cnsidcr
■
m.iina ll fa c to rs in ociur
u r e n v iro n m e n t a s w e m ab ia s t h a t Clow
lliirs should only go iiiio th e m
o wi e r c la im s s im p ly u-as<
j o r i t y o f I d a h o a n s w10
h ow ill v o te o n
him all ffrieniL I regretfully h ave to
.iilh„,w ,„v
,
tu r e . IT iism c lu
luddies e d u c a tio n . P a trio tis m
ic schools imdL >vs. Tw in FiiUs .
n o t then.*.
t h is is s u e w h o d o n ’t hHuint
r b e a rs a n d '
suppor
o n to liis opixm ent .uid urge
<
S..o.lnr>lo' . ' t t ;
lool
is n o t ta u g h t a.ISs a s e p a r a te u n it b u i
pliinning for a n ew liigh Schoi
.All th is a c ccuuss ;u io n a n d c o u n te r-a c -• a r e n 't a n im a l- r ig h ts aic
le Siune. As to th e o th ty [visiti
c ti
tiv is ts a r e eido the
o f th e
c o m es u p th roju
u gglh histor>-, r e a d in g , playing tixlm ology. T he mission of
iu-e a little Viigue on th e Issue
c u s a ti o n is n o t n e w t o t h i s d e b a t e ,. t h e r a n g r y w ith o r lauu g hl in g a t Ix ith
N n h iir
MK.;u,d,vi.,ild
g n iu n d ac tiv ities,
ties, s p tin s , a n d o n a n d o n.
hixil is to m tv t th e nt'eds<if e%’i
en^;e them Ixitli to m .ike a de
I n it i a t i v e o ptppoo n e n ts f ir e o f f le t t e r si s id e s , 'llie y w a n t to h e a r f a c ts iilx n it
dcriniT..<lau..
‘^hiillen
ia l Ire m in d s m e o f t h e
f ^ -.i
T h a t e d ito ria
n
d
th
e
re
w
ould
\v
less
ncvd
fr
,-<i„..».ll,al
■
»»d™
im
d
:
of
(xisition
l>efore
the
eltxtii:
to t h e e d i t oirr t h a t m a k e t h e R ic h -• b e a r h u n tin g , n o t n a mieH.-aUing.
e -t
•'
o f s om e y e a r s ag<i. O r a
H a ig lifA sb u r^y’ of
O ne thing is ceniiin. th e enure
si in \ s t )
te m a te v Om
lay m iike im in fo n iu il dtvisio
pruft^ssor.at thtie
e ut n iv e rsity in - l‘U l w ho
! nor m ade th e case fur iiltenm
---------------------------- 1 thii-'rC-ri
L-ni.ujuler of th e btvii d. I sngn
ta u g lit p h ilosoph;
)p h y a n d w as n o th in g b u t a
iu.st build it. they will com e!". ‘ *■'
get out
ut th eir W elister’s iuid linik ii]
.... .,..1
c o m m u n ist. H e re
ri fe r re d to m e a s M iss
nou>Ji" education is a hot issue
••no."' W
V e’ll Ixr w atching them.
•ini'
C a p ita lis t; I re•fe
f e rrred to h im a s M r. Cotns n in w ith s tudents Iwii
n ilm .in ar.
™ y l j . i ,sshoidd
h„
W ed
.*don't need m o re bricks iuid
n iu n ist. T h e neex
x t fiill h e w a s no lo n g e r at
u ' ill
■ nidviuidcr.
''; l d t h a l ,;m
« uth is ixuiiciiliu- ciim pus y oiiw
I h e•xisting
exi b uildings ;u e e-vtremt
th e u n iv e rsity .. G
Giuess w hy?
le school IwlI giimtrc In tn im u^ r
utilt/i-d
Ii.lh c fiillc sl
Pla.vidllhi'S
L-d, iuid imiil they iu e useti to
O u r s o c ie ty to d a y b e lie v e s t h e p u b lic
J no m ore b us riding iill oi e r• dth e
0 .«« K.ilui'i:);
Yi.ik
'
extentIt 1piKsible. let's sjx^nd th e lim
T-. R jjivW i
Y
l™ ti.d funds •
sch o o ls sh o u ld1 te
teia c h e ver> -thing e x c e p t
Pliblisfu'.
»ulu
'" J f l 'l l 'i tind
a d til e o th e rs to p lay ball wit]
ive to finiince o u r schools on
i n K s„ .c
■vniMi).)
w ehiivt
Cifaibtioii tTuiuijvi
Allwrll
,
th
re lig io n . W ell, ;a t is p a n o f t h e re a s o n
ud e ty is failing juid wv n eed altera]
iin.'tnil
u ly slion o f Wt‘ n e e d books.
cs, iwjuipmL.nl
IfourMjot
e in
duxiL tht.*n let’s m ove it into 01
oiu>>' tro u b le .
v ,ht .T n i« .
■lar..sa.«Ju>
Ttl.-1
lo re i;o«Hi teiichers tar m ore
h.- tiionilvrs of ilv ixlilurul ivMrd and UTitors of otiilurials
Ik
ly th
t
«-ivT
F o r m e to siiy
tl a t th e gcxxl o ld U n ite d
d
iu
rc
h
hoiLst
•uses.
Come
on
in.
s
pread
o
u
t.
■
Iniildings.
.ir.- Sl.'ph.
;ih.-n Hortgi-ti, Clark Wak-ortJ
3rth, S tew Cniiiip .iixJ
i
I .M
.Millor
ric a is w ith o u t fa u lt w ou ld
tV im d
S ta te s o f A m erica
iuid Ik- at h om e w here chiuity
•ilI^dinK
jonstirai-.an,
I hild
id th e e.\lrt-m e ple.isun.’ of an
iK‘ rid ic u lo u s bt.<i
tK ^ause th is n a tio n is m a d e
K-gins in th th e Uisics.
_________________ I O n h e^sttr a Niglit Wetlnc*sday eveni
u p o f p e o p le ann d w
' h e re v e r th e r e a r e peo[) .0 I 5 0 N
l>elieve
■•e m e. iiny o rd ie stn i d irector
lur Ihat c-.m
p ie in v o lv e d , m
n ist
is ta k e s a r e m a d e . A nailk
ta k e thi
h e a it stningling tluit I hciird
m ic ,m in e
tio n m u st c o n tin
in u a lly p u sh to o v e rc o m e
fnim m;
my liiLsement at th e Ivginnin
ling o f this
,
,
o u r m ista k e s, a n d th is m e a n s c h a n g in g
---------------------------- \eiw ani
Uld m m it Into th e IxMuiifiil
lUwiunds
•
K e a l e s t aait e a g e n t s d r i v e u p cc o s t s , c itiz e n 's th in k in g ,
in g .'If it r e q u ir e s a c tu a lly
do
e. Il
If. for w hatever
tluit I ht
h e ard toniglit is well i«> nhtl tl
B o a r d m e m b cc nr s n e e d t o b e o p e n
< finisJi an d do well in life.
th e m oney
H iis is a le
k tte r to idl th e r e a l e s ta tee f:i n n s
te a c h in g - c a llin
in g it by n iim e - p a trio reason, they d nip o ut. i fis th ei ir choice iind
" e iin-L- ixiyiiig
j
him ’n iese'y o u n g: m iisidim s
in so u th e m Idaho.
1
I qiic-siion U itham
jn \Willi.ims n in n in y for
tism , le i's do it.t. If a se e d is p la n te d , if
th
ey
will
h
j
\
e
to
piiy
th
e
co
a
'
X)as«.-i)uencesl
Noiv.
did
very
•ry
ivell
witln
>ut
«i
n
ew
buildir
ding
tn
pnicB
eing
a
nil
KLuiiv Comity School
i
niitive
Idahoiin
a
n
d
local
reool B«>iird. H e publicly is
•
resic a n grow ,
if
the>tn
ily
w.uit
to
retxim
n
to
s
c
h
o
o
l-tu
rn
ticcin.
I
1
.1
suspect
niimy
o
f
th
e
elem
t
mentar>- stud e n t o f sout
I en i Id a h o till m y life. I’vv te firt-ceivinK suiijxin fnin
•u ih
nim U>is Graves, ch.iir'
!
P a rt o f th e reas<
eas<m w e h a d R u b y R id g e
Dmething o f themd e nts wi
ivere fnim Bickel im d Lincoli
wi>miuiof the Hcminy
roln, a n d
niilly g o tteen
n reiilly a n g ry a t all th e nev
iinp\'.iy U 'iim ing laMi;th eir life an n in d - m ak e somt
ew
. iiiid W aco pro b:>lems
len is th e la c k o f piitrio tselves,
great! Now il Ls tim:e
eK
to iKiy th e piper!
the>' sjil
«)unded ils h<xx1 a s th e «)ne^
fr
tnu-. lulls' Icitcr of M.I
May IS stales L itluim was
.
s from
Orep eo p le th aatt hI a v e m o v e d htux-.
ic o r d e m o c ra tic
ic fi
fee lin g s. T h e M o n ta n a
\ \ ’hen students leave scI kki
a
«ilI iuid
then tiecicitjjon Tnu
r.iil .md P errine, so it isn’t the
rt-spoasihlc for th e tin.
tiniindni activities of
d ie building.
T h e reiilII ee;s ta te p e o p le a r e mi e a g eTr t o
s ta n d o ff i s a contii
in tin u a tio n o f th e sa m e
to
a
-n
im
to
finish
th
e
ir
educa
ucation.
d
iey
c
an
't
I
do
si
H em inpv;iy LeiiminK
' sus|x.-a tliat they could l>ent;
in s Institute.
-■nefit fa r
• m a k e selfish
ish a m o u n ts o f m o n ey o ff oiff a ll
p ro b le m ,
pi
<ir popum ore fr«
l-ith am ..in d U iis; hii
from sjx;nding th e m oney on instruhiive c<>me l>efore th e
[do whiJiever is convenient,. pleiisiint
th e new peoj
•eople
m
oving
h
e
re
,
th
a
t
th
e
j
ley
N
ow
,
d
o
y
ou
b
ei
b e lie v e as a c itiz e n o f th e
iide. Kiich one of us nients .u
School Bfwcl ill th e-• jwst
jw U) iLsk for supjxin of
.lar - a s..crifice m asi b e miule
.m d o th e r e t|u ip m en t. im dI m ake no
h av e forgot
\ ho in Siim H ill m atle thlis
ot w
ii
U n ite d S ta te s ooff A m erica th a l w e sh o u ld
lias to do tlun«s w e d o n 't Lke
ik e o rw .m ito d o
mlstiike,
inihlic school monies.
I
es. buildings,
iiiid liuid for
<e, if w e build iuiother new hi
building,
countr>- a s ni
n ic e iis it is in th e first placi
ice.
all s it in th e c o m e r , fold o u r h a n d s a n d
pnilxihly
ever\- diiy.
H erninpviiy Ix'.iminf;
ing Institute. ,i six-dal in'
, .
.
th e m on
>ne>- to pay for it will com e? fr
from th e
P e o p le lik:ee m
r e, m y fam ily a n d frie n ddss w ho
say th e r e is n o thin
I
h
e
voters
lu
u
v
iilre.idy
mi
th
in g w e c an d o fo r p a trio tereM
'Ih e U(KU-d
ku- rejected this rets for thi*se im d all o th e r neei
ee d e d item s,
w ork fo r’sta
r
aiindiird
lociU wagtsi.
tism ? T h is g r e a»t n;
vshen they voted n ot to pa.ss
tl
«lhc.lx,niK
.|«. .
n a tio n d id n o t e v o lv e
c|ite>t.
e ;dl th e sm oke ;m d mirrors.
•s.
You re alll e;
e s ta te pc*ople h a v e b ought
It u p
fro m o u r f o re f aith
th et r s a n d th o s e w h o c am e
tion;
they iu e fed u p ;ind tired
ire d o fe v e rin ,V.W1
Hie st.ite .md n aiior
liona] Scluxil Board .•Vs.vv
*
VA^'NI- FTLWDSEN
all th e a fford
o rd a b le hou.sing a n d re n ta lI lihcu.sa f te r s ittin g in th e c o m e r, fo ld in g th e ir
creiising
iind never-ending;lavbim
tio
l™ »;
ci.moiis L'onstimtly ren
rem ind School Boiu^l
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th
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is to k e e p the
. ree jolw ju st to survive. E\xr c h e s a r e u l t c r n a t i vv ce .
. d o n 't m ak,e
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oUuR U n i E L L EINPARKE
Nf
lK.~it interest nf all the
h e is tu d e n ts .md to b e
* s and n ee d s o f th e ir own
T here lire p lenty of school
d c lu u ru r
|;™ « > !h aive
v c r ig h t no w is g re e d p olluti
o l Ibuildings .llW hen
ltion.
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h e public s monies-'Spep ie d o n 't g e t >-our h e a d s o unt o f
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d .il interesi ftniiips.. iiit
iilthough g(X)d. benefit
th e siind aind
n d fa ce r e a h ty , th e re w on’t 1
U se ihem to th eir fullest. Iff it meiuis
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b e " iiltem ate" sdnKils shouli
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e p ithis in m in d in o rd er , nt night, then so b e it! T hink
es
Iress fo r yo u o r w iish y o u r caj
schools
h o u s ti1 in
i: churches jjerm anently!'EEa c h
sto re , w aitres
for i;ovem m ent to func
unction pnijHirly.pctipIe -' ^years to our fo re fa th e rs-o nmt‘-room
Jf mind about next week’s
I f s tim e to1 sti
an d not m<my m ade it past th te eighth g ra d e
tho
s to p t h e g re e d a n d iillow th
churchI tiiking
ti
e le a e d It) office m ust
h
.It least ii y e a r tu m re
i.'Jt hiive
iin o pen iigenda
pnmary election in
tn ttw
the Maoic Valley? We'D be
.
an
d
not
ever>-one
c%
tn
got
to
j
It
s e ttle d t h is countr>^ d e c e n t
tog o to sch o o L
pra\-uro|
itnd not l»e su p p o n ed
-•d o r invoKx-d w ith s p o
^
o p p o n u n ities i\xiuld b e unlir
" 'a t happy to pntit your
ur le;
lener. but please don1 deL
And, %-us, I a lread y know abou
lousing.
bout progress a n d
if hom
inc ihes.fo rd a b le hou:
dill interest groups.
imes ;md c hurches o re failing
•aySE V E R E M C LE A N
F orm er Bliiine Couni
. ,
wiling people,
pt
iuni>' School Boiird mem- - change!
leners about primary
1
can schools b e h eld m
Bry races must be recerved
No one m inds help in g out
itnni< nv.indthen.
sponsibh
. I)er.
in our office t?y 5 p.m
We? Tills is a p v a t tim e forr tu
p.m. TTiursday.
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b it is tim e to realize th«T;
but
•e aa re limits to
churches
You can:
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ies to s tep in an d h e lp our c.l«l
h m uch p eople c an g iw ^anc
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d p v e a nd p v e ! stm pped
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a h ri!lia n
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d sions an d actions a n d realize
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S c h o o l i s n 't w o r t h ta x b u r d e n
.•ntly th e p;ipcr r e p o n e d that
°
uit th e ixh
training coursurses h ave left th e ir m ark o nI Ii
sequences
>-ou will h av e toe\-i
Ida- 1 3 2 T liifd k w .
ind thousands of dollars iswil
LKih of
ho nad\-c Shai
A lternative schools!'
ihaiin O o u ^ H is perform ance
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f
W illia m s.
T h e tr io to o k ab o u
th re e
w e e k s lo c o m p le te th e pp rro jec t.
- R y a n C h r i s t e n s e n croo m p le te d
th e c a b in e t's b a s e a n d hlaa d cu t o u t
t h e r e s t o f i t b e f o r e> h e di^-d
tl
M a r c h , 2 3 w ;hen_his s nlo
o .w m obile
w e n t d o w n a n e m b a nikk m e n t
p.
F air\-iew C an y o n .
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tc
t o f i n i s h h i s p r o j e cc tt ." s a id
ris te n s e n s h o w R y an C
Chh r i s t e n s e n 's g u n
F ro m loft. J ai m e s Nielson', T erry W illiam s a n d B re tt Chri:
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W illia m s . " I m is s h im .■ T>"'
3h S
! c h o o l in P a y s o n ,
" i; c a b in e t. The
h e t h r e e te e n s c o m p leate
te d R y a n ’s w o o d s h o p p ro je c t a t P a y s o n H igh
w a y to s a y th a n k s fo r b3e« .n ssu ch
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o n a 10-foot-tall. 2,500-p
LEGO brick m o d elll c o m p u te r S a tu rd a y in
I o s A n g e le s . T he
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children fro m .B oys
(s ia n d G iris C lu b s fromn at c r o s s th e c ity
s p e n t nearly th ro ei d a y s p u ttin g th o m o dfel
el to g e th e r w ith
LEGO p ie c e s d u rinn g th e ru n o f th e E lectro
tronic
E n terta in m e n t Expo,
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c lu b s at th e e n d o>f
f th
tl e s h o w .
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p .m . m ain iain thee price
p
ind th e final «Ji>-ers o f sunli
in lig h t p e e k p r o je c t w ill
ll a; c tu a lly b e c lo s e r tu
io w n im o Y e llo w s to nlee N
1 a tio n a l $123 m illion,
■Lmr ore ihan S1.8 m illion
*ark’s Lam ar Valle>‘ w lierc
e r e a cherr>p e r »s-olf.
R a n c h e rs> aain d som e re s id e n ts o f
r d ren ta l car is p a rk e dI w
w-ith d o o rs
ipcn, dom e liRht on a n d nnobo d y in b .ick c o u n iry
y c<o m m u n itie s feel th e
ifiht.
f e d e r a l govei
v e m m e n i is -u s in g th e
P a r k R a n R e r B u n dly
y P h illip s
E n d a n g e rI'd
e d S p e c ie s .Act tu
310W-S th e sight — *^rolfi gn
p )u p ies." e n c ro a c h onn th
i e ir la n d a n d e n a c t
le calls them. T h e se a r e th
tl e m a rk - p o lid e s th a t hh;.in n th eir livelihood in
ngs o f people w ho h a v>'e
e c<a u g h i a o rd e r tu prutec
teet die wohx-s.
glim pse of a Y e llo w to nl e \TOlf
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and
" T h e re 's tw
twio sides to th is story."
ha\-e rushed off to get a bbee tte r look_ said D on Weir.
eir. a form er ra n c h e r .-md
from higher ground.
m ^ T at C ooke G ty 's All
~ “ n m v lja r manin
The
w o lv e s
b ro)u
u ^g h t
to S e a s o n s Minii
in in g Co. “ O n o n e sid e
Yellots-sione ihis jv a r a nidd 1last h a w
y o u h a v e th
h e u rb a n p e o p le w ho
sta n e d producing pu p s, aicc coe lc r^ iin g te a c h o t h err ui r b a n p e o p le a b o u t
th e rcin tro d iic iio n p ro jeci
ie c i f o r th e (wvlvvs) o r ih
lh«e young folk w ho o re
endangered species th a t tu
has s tirre d in te re s te d in
I
n biolog>-.
T h e g ran o la s
th e em oiions a n d polarize*
ized p e o p le ih i n k i t 's ne^
t e a t a s b e a n s . .B u t w c
lin n g in co m m u n ities juu st
si o u ts id e (locals) th ink it's
il a joke."
th e p a rk and p la c e s ih o ir
u sand s of
T h a i's o n e;sid
si' e o fih e sto r> '.
m iles away.
F e d e ra l offi(
ffid als say d ie p ro fra m
“T h e w o h ts a re m a k inng
g this
i
a rv a is s-uccceding
v ith surprising re su lts
g w
ips. w ho hiis iind a t a bene:
n e r ra te th a n expected.
worid-know u" said Phillips,
seen w olf-w atchers s iltinn g on e a c h
T h e j' h o p e th
h eewolf can bc ta k en off
o ih e r s ’ s h o u ld e rs o r p e r c h in g u n t h e E n d a n gReered
i
S p e c ie s L ist b y
c a n , n x k s and e%'en sigrtss ju.*^
j i to get 2002, o r so<mer
'*er.
•it b e t t e r v iew . " W e h a v' e w o lf
N o o n e arg
rg ui e d th a t th e w olves
groupies ... and th e p a rk: vi
\isita tiu n s w o u ld k ill livt
ivesiock. B ut n u m b e rs
will increase Bt'om etrically.’'
ly."
r a n t h e gamnut
ui frotn th e U.S. F ish
In th e pi-a n w \x*ars, 66
6 (C
u u ia d ia n a n d W ild life
fe Si e rv ic e e s tim a te o f
w olves w ere re le a s e d inn th
i e p a r k 'a b o u t a dozen
en liw sto ck losses e ac h
a n d c e n tr a l I d a h o a s p a ir t o f a n y e a r to statem
i
?menis
by ran c h ers th a t
hundrx.'ds of sh
sheep and c u td e would
e f f o r t to r e s t o r e t h e s p te c i e s in
A m erica’s n orthem Rockies.
ie s.W 'o lv es b e k iU e d b y th
d iec p redators.
Tuamed the area w idely aatt th e tu m
T h e a m olu
u nr t c f l i v e s t o c k t h e
of th e century, but w ereI w
wiip ed out w tilves h a v e• killed
ki
a c tu a lly fell fa r
s ti a te s. S o f a r . o n e
th ro u g h p o iso n in g , ir a pp p in g a n d b e lo w a ll eestim
1930s.
w o lf h a s kille.
hunting in the 1920s imd 193
lie d tVi-o s h e e p — a n d
Now th e pro g ram to resi
re s to re th e itia l w o lf w aLS
s killed
L
b y fe d e ra l offisp ed e s has e\-ol\-ed into aI cu
coniroxxTdaLs.
of extremes.
O f t h e 311 w
V o lv e s r e l e a s e d in
ter:
r s o f t h e Y ellow stone since
sir 1995 a n d t h e n ine
F o r exam p le, su p p o rte
Uion. a b o u t p u p s b o m u ntil
p r o je a say it cost S7 millioi
ltd d ie m ost re c c n t deninents su c h n in g season, SL
s kXh a w died.
5106,000 per wolf. O pponei
roup
Utah’s nature gre
(versy'
bypasses controv(
The
O G D E N , U ta h (A P■)
) U tah tia s a
N ature Conser>-ancy of Ula
A uv fire way to bypiis-s p u lb lic convation.
trorersy o w tand prcserv-at
lan d \s-eVe
:
simply Ixiy u p th e lar
i n t e r e s t e d in p r o t e c t iin
n gg ." s a y s
developm en t d ir e c to r Lib
ibbi y E llis.
It’s n o t a lw ay s e a s y toI rrao is e t h e
h y IS m o re
money, but ih e p hilosophy
ket sj-stem.
in liite w ith th e f re e maricet
“A nd acquiring p ro p e rty illii
h is w a y i s
Dot o n ly q u ic k e r b u t avoii
k-oids b o t h
s tly litig a p u b lic o u tc rie s a n d costl>
tioD,” sh e said.
T h e conse n -a n c y b e g a n b u y in g
and
p riv a te land in U ta h in 1984.
19
now owns and pro tects a t » u
ac re s in th e sta te . T h e p r a
b u y in g la n d fo r prcser.* at:
b e e n catchin g o n ru x io n m t
N ature Conservancy b eg aan
n in 19S1
and now has 900,000 m e m b c rs a n d
• ow ns 8 m illion a c r e s o f l a n d , th e
sj-stem
in
largest pri\Tite sa n c tu a ry sy
the worid.
sOOO memT he U tah ch a p te r h a s S,00
purb e rs a n d is g ro w in g T h e» first
ft
chase o f p rirate U ta h la n dlw
wia s U 9 2
rla k trtn —
— K i'c s a io n g ~ th (rC re a rS aJIrl
ompUshed
Davis County. It w as accom
Wetlands
with tb e help of th e U tahI ^Y
F oond ad o a
r e a te t h e T h e la n d w as u s e d to c re
Layton W etlands P resen -e.
MOSCOW (A P) - M elI S iebe a n d
h e r .Moscow H igh S chool
)1 a rt c lass
ca m e to S and M oimuiin inn a hig yeiIlow
f school bus.
Looking lo c ijo le h e r stuc
u d e n ts to a
hi,
hig h e r ara'stic \x<aon, S iebe
>e c alled o n
ffoo r e s t a c t i v i s t C h u c k P e z e s h k i
re c e n tly it> le ad a to u r o f ith e gixKl.
bba; d a n d u g ly o f th e C le
le a rw a te r
N
ei
Nia tio n a l F o re st in n o n h iert\.L
;»iah
Q
County.
T ogether, they peei
-■ered u p at
th
the m o re th a n 40 0 -y ea r •old
o
G re a t
W
W'h ite P in e n e a r M annerir
ring C re e k
aanr d h ik e d ih r o u g h a 2-;
!- y e a r-o ld
ddet iircu i on U.S. Forest S eL'rvice
r
land
nne
e a r Sypah C reek.
But it w asn't a d;iy to c rea
L M le.it was
a d a y to conci
n cepiuiilize. So. w ith o u t
th e ir b n ish ess aan d c .u irases, P ezeshki
c h a lle n g e d th
the s tu d e n ts lo a c t out
th e n iles of dii
diffen-nt p la je rs on th e
fo re st la ndsca
c a p e — from fungi an d
m iles to sawy\ ee:rs .m d s d enlists.
“W liat do 'fu
fungi nt-ed to siirx iw ? "
h e a s k e d . “'W
W h a t d o g rizzly b e a rs
ih in k a b o u t all
all th e se n w d s .m d o pen
canopii-s?"
D e s p ite th
h ee p r o te s ts o f o n e stud en t, w ho opte
p ted o ut of ih e field trip
b v c au se sh e' fe
ft ll it w ould p m n d e a
sla n te d Wsion.
in. m ost of th e stu d en ts
li)*ik th e to u r tu
ti h e a n iuid. hopefully,
said S iebe. to0 h an d .
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c a n by your ideas, concepts,
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Lonc-dittance revcrt>eratians re^
Saturday's Puzi S_______________
m arked impi
h a n ce o( plans jnvolrinc traret.
05/2 0 /9 6
SCORKO
n«. Aries expresses pasiio n tie
c ’ i i Q Fa 'fl ■ mT ? ' c
at!
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»rc u ptet
■si N!b |t .’* p o |i i 'C
islv s o lv e d :
a o io n i. ITARJUS
Lon^
(Nov. 22-Dec. 21):
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s aiked to d ia cm ln ate informaverify «ouiee m a ta ia L H x u s on
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A J places. Chan«e of tam e inM M T p n c i o l I^o I h V t M o p t ;
Oins
Y oull be« rita
a d l status.
s p i o i l T M o W Te r t e l n B t e ^
»«rif
(D e c 22-Jan. 19): Study
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Focus on domestic
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tse iDosade.
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ivolvlng
possible change of rvsiy ™ ? o ffi
*TT«T!i ■ mT b ■r' * w « » m aarital
B n a su n ts. Em phasis on tmia m I
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■j luxt^ hem s, a n objw ts. Gift
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S a fio a riu s n
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iis u n in vJ U
o lrl « (Jan. »FW >. 18); Provide
fw * c B » ~ M • e l»cM O M e 1 * lt.T O ! dence. mlink.
arit Job (e U done once >wl co■ a I ^ a I o I I a : b e style,kCalntain
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aura of mjntecy; don't
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By Steve K oehlrr
Times-News correspi
fspondent
th e ivaUev
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Walkers•s raise funds
for Marc
rch of Dimes
T W IN FALLI
LLS - Aboui 200’w alkers
's
raised morc thoi
han 514,000 lost month dur- ,
ing th e M arch
ch of Dim es' 26th annua!
“
Walk Americaa fundraiser.’
fi
, O'Learj' Junii
inior High School had the
:® ■
biggest leama w ith 70 walkers. Magic
^
- Valley Kegjonal
nal Medical Ceriter’s team
^
raised the most
st rmone>-.52.46125.
W alkers got
31 ipledges for th e six-milee
journey around
m d Twin Falls. The Twin"
■Falls Jay c ecs
IS 1h elped coordinate the®
event.
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m e e t i n g c h a n g e d C or M a y
. T W IN FA LLLS
L ! - The d a te for th ee
C ollege uf'Suu:
u u th e rn Idaho B oard off
T ru s te e s m ontl
n th ly m eeting h as b e e a1
.chariged for May.
lay.
The meeting
g w
wH be held at 3:30 p.m.
May 2S at thec H errett C enter for Artss
and Sdences. In addition to ihe regularr
agenda, ile rre
ti C en ier D irector Jim1
rett
\N'(xxls
p \vee a slide presentation on\
his recent tripI to Guaiemiila. The public
Is imnted.
P a v i n g to b e g in t o d a y in
T w i n F a l l s1 oi
on 2 nd avenue
T\MN FALLS
LS - F anng will begin onJ
S econd Avenue
iu e N orth an d E ast on I
. M onday, th e’ Idaho
Ic
T ra n s p o rta tio n
Department anno
mounced.
A S587.000' resurfacing
re
p ro jec t on
Secund and Addi:
ddisun Avenue, from Blue
L akes Boulevai
v ard to M agic V alley
Regional Medical
ical Center, is e x p e c t^ lo
be completed b>: first week of June.
yy 1the
• Earlier, artrws
,-s gground off the top layer
of pavem ent on Second and Addison,
OeiN-s mU takee aabout t^w w-eeks be;:^'ning Monday to ipave Second and then
Addison.
Traffic xsill be; Ur
limited lo one lone in each
direction, and fUigg
aggers w-ill guide mutons&.
G o o d i n g s e! nm c e p r o v i d e r ^
I d a h o l o t t e r to \ i e l d a b o u t
S 2 0 m i l l i o n ttoo s c h o o l s
T^VIN FALLSS - Idaho public schools
and builtUngs \s-ill
ill {probably re cd w about
520 m illion th is jy e a r from th e Idaho
Lottery*, occurding
lg tito a state news release. '
The loner>- isi ex p e ae d to achiex-e its
ssles goal of S95 million
mil
this fisal year, the
release said. It earn
amed S88 million and 573
million in 1995 artd
]
rtd 1994,
respccti\-el>'.
Scratch ticketss a
constitute about 70 percent of loner>‘ soles
lies, and the kwery ranks
I 6 ih vt-orldwde in its instant p ^ capita
sales and first inI instant
in
per capital ^ e s
UTSt of the Mississip
ssippi. the release said,
In seven N-ears,
i
rs, the
lotter>- will have
brought more than
I
an SIOO
million to schools’
and buildings.
About 60 penaen
aent of the lottery mone>’
is returned to n-ihn
ihners. The loner>- oper*
ates at a net profit
it nmargin of about 21 peraiid.
cent, the release snid
C h e c k t h u ml b p r i n t i n g
b e g in s a t so m
m ie I d a h o b a n l u
n V I N F A L L 1S-- 'To Stem the growing
s ta te s id e problem
5m of check fraud, peop ie w ith o u t acco
:c o u n ts w ho re q u e s t
check-cashing ser>'
ervices Will be thumbprinted in p onidpa
ipating Idaho banks.
S t a i t ^ June 1.
1 , noiwiccount holders
will h a w to apply
ily itheir right thum b to •
an inklcss thumb-p
b-printing de%Hce to get
led.
iheir checks cashed
The ihumb-printi
inting device will leave
no stains or residu
idue. and th e •‘thum bprint signature** wil
wili b e placed between
the.check'sm em0oaand s^ n atu re lines,
“T h e tn cre asln
in fg so p h istic atio n of
ipm ent has resulted in
an alarm ing increi
Tease in check fraud,
and we belie\-e this
]
lis program
win bring it
to a s c re e c h in g( halt,**
hi
said B a rb a ra
S trickfaden, execu
srutive director of th e
Idaho B a n k m A sm
T num bfnntinsIprogTTOH
pr
started sn-erol m onths a r c ^n 1T exas, N evada a n d
Arisona, and W i kkss 1in those s t a t u have
experiertced a 40t percent
pe
to 80 percent
d rop in check frauc
aud losses.
CocnpUedfnHnKt
1Btofr and wire reports
Obituaries
West
B2
B4
i
a
b
i
t
More__
tatJ
■ indei
ependence
fort
'disabled
WENDELL - Wha
^ a t started as a North ^
. Side.Canal.Co. p roDjecLfor.deaning
je
canal
ib e r
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’ Luunt Hubei
w a te r h as becom e aq haven for wildlife
Times-.New-s
fws ctirrespondent
and a placc w heree school
s<
children leam
, about learning wildli
Idlife habitat,
FALLS - People with disT h e w e tla n d ss on th e N a tu re
abilities can
L'an gain greater indepenConsen-ancy’s TTiousc
lusand Springs I‘resen-e
dence throug
rough the effons of a nonLs one of th e canal1 company’s
cc
projc-cts to
p r o f it pprogram
ro j
c a lle d L iving
cican canal \vater before
be
it is discharged
I n d e p c n id
d ee;n t
N etw ork
into the Snake River,
rer, said Dennis Heaps,
Corporation.
ion. or LLNC.
Lstant manager.
canal com pany assista
»f our nile is to help peo“ W'e h a v e o v er• 15
If clean-up sites on
n t* -" * pie with di.sa
li.sabilities. people endano u r re tu m w-arer car
canals," he said. “Our
- g ffe d of becom
bei
ing disabled and
goal is to have some
n e type of cle.in up on
t h e i r fam
m ililie s a n d fr ie n d s to
ever\- one of our 39
I
J9 laterals by the year
become edii<
.-ducait*d alx>ut disability.'
2 0 0 0 ."
issu e s." said
sail P aul S h arrai, proN onh S ide sf>ent
u rm ore than SIOO.OOO
\D j
gram d irec
t
•ector
of LING in Twin
c o n s t r u c t in g th e T h o u s a n d S p rin g s
Falls
W etlands. Heaps saic
•Kiid, and the company
.V ; 1 W
"W e teacl"
•ach p e o p le to a d v o c a te
b u d g e ts u consider;
le ra b le am ount each
. .. for thcm sclx
selves an d a d v u c att.fo r--- -..... y ea r for canal w ater
,
er <
cleanup^
s>*stem chan;
lange," he said,
p any's cleanup sites
M o st of th e comn p;
.More than
han 80 p ercent of U N C
are basins that slow
w tthe canal water and
ibers are people with disstaff member
tra p the seciiment itIt c;
carries. The 700-footabilities and
ind understand the chaJlong basin a t the wei
veilands coUecied 120
lenges andd frusirations
fn
that people
tons of sedim ent last
st yyear. Heaps said. .
""ith dLsabilit
iiilities live with, such as
\V ater from a leak
ak n ea r the sediment
ti:‘‘nsponatioi
Ition to doctor; and gn>b a s in f o s t e r e d g:ro
ro w ih o f w e tla n d s | 8
ping.
Cer>- shopping.
p l a n t s , w h ic h w uouu ld d ie th is y e a r
The
i n s p o r t a i i o n issue w ill
because th e leak has
as IiK-en stopped.
|9
bt.>come little e a sie r th ro u g h th e
To m a k e use of th
th e p lan ts - rushes
tthi
h e TU-in .F a lls S e n io r
a n d ca tta ils - th e N
Naa tu re ConsenanL'y
C itiren Centi
e n t e r a n d S h a r r a i. w ho
- arranged to transplan
lant them tu a }>erma- H
v ith G a ry A tk in s o n o f
nent wet area.
d T a x i a n d Y ellow C a b
Fifty-eight sectind
d ggraders from Valley
m p le m e n t a p ro g ra m
E le m e n ta ry School
I
ol last
week did th e
J S c n p t.
t r a n s p l a n t i n g - aunn d le a r n e d ab o u t
progr
ogram en a b le s people
wildlife h ab itat, pond
>nd life and American
a b ilitie s to buy tax i
Indians along th e Snal
inake River.
Mi
coupons and
in d get a red u ctio n in
STtVEKO£t«Rt-.r,
T h e o u tin g was th e second g ra d e’s
tare.
Inder s te a d y ra in . V alley
fifth y e a r in com ing
e y E le m e n ta ry s e c o n di ggira d e r B reA nna S uillvar
mg to th e Thousand Uni
an and
In itia llyy tl
th e p ro g ra m w as to
Springs P reserxe. Va
V alley second grade hor
e r fellow s t u d e n t s trannsis p la n te d r u s h e s a n d ccai
a tta ils a t th e T h o u s a n dd
haxe begunn M
May 1. but it has been
tea ch er D ebbie Dehor
lioney suid.
S pi
d e la y e d by a bre*ik-in a t th e
p r in g s W e tla n d s.
V alley u.ses th e Pro
Projeci Wild curricuS e n jo r C entt
; n t e r la s t m onth. The
lum published by the'
he'Idah{> Department th,e
e w etlands th is year, ant
m d during th e pies and
i eadnwlarks w ere founc
id m
nd at ihe
Senior C ente
n te r has agreed to sell
of Fish a n d G am e,, D ehoney said, and Vect
c e n t W aler A w areness W eek th e site sile. O’Br
'B nen said. But now it host
ists sandth e coupon
in bbooks ihrough their
w orking a t th e p rese
ese rv e provides stu- was
a s v is ite d by s ix th -ggr;r a d e r s fro m p ip ers, plovers,
p
av o c ets. s tiltss., whim agencx-.
dents with “hands-on"
jn " experience.
jerc
irome. H agerm an. Bliss aann d WendeU.
brels. killdeer.
kill
ews, yei.-According
long-billed curlev
lg tito Site Director Gayle
Chris O’Brien, co• m
mianager of the prcTl
T h e w e tla n d s also is vviis ite d by an low-headt
ickbiixls.
P ansh. a new
lew dale has been pro­
aded an^ red-winged blacl
s e r \e . said s tu d en ts
f
:s from
Wendell and abui
•undance of wildlife.
•faced ib ise s , sw a n s anid
d m an y
w hite-fat
,
s e s e e DISABLE0/B3
V alley m id d le school
ools have worked a t
B«
B efo re w e tla n d s c o n sttru
n c tio n . m ag- kinds of
d
if ducks.
Hii"
Somle resiident!:s opp)ose b)ike p)ath
By Virginia S. G arber
cr
Times-News writer
m e e tin g s c h e d u le d M a y 29
GOODING - The
Tb first Gooding Couni>service proidcrss meeting,
m
w-hkh gh-es area
ptJups a chance lo share infivmatian about
their services andd hi
how to get acccss to them,
HTllbeNta>-29.
The merting \sill
^-ill be at 9-30 a m in Room
7 of the Public H
Hee^th Building. 202 14th
A\-u E , Gooding.
For nxro nfbnroQ
naticn. ccnaa Jeome E n ( ^
orC\4DiIkiiat73Jffl
3®Slcrl«X)627-17ai
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TWLN FALLS - Not
Noi in our neighborhood, they say.
Some residents ulun
lung a proposed bike
path in no rth em Twin
vin Falls say the path
would elim inate alreai
eady scarce parking,
O low er p ro p e rty value
lu es, lessen privacy
and bring m ore traffic,
fic. vandalism, crimed,
n o ise , tr a s h a n d stri:
itra n g e rs into th e ir
neighborhcxxls.
Som e say build inng
g a bike path past
th e ir p ro p e rties woult
)uld jeo p a rd iie safety of car traffic; o thlers
e r worry about the
s a f e ty o f b ic y c lis ts
:s ia n d p ed e strian s,
V et o th ers say th e ppaath won't even be
used.
C omm ents compiled
ed In- the dt>- from a
serie s of neighborhoo
lood m eetings show• only s p a rs e su p p o rt
•t ffor th e bike-path
plan am ong residents
:s ii.
along the route.
O pposition was abui
bundant. Some who
a tte n d e d th e m eeting
ings d eplored hike
paths as o w aste of tax
:ax money and asked
d t y planners to fix str
streets or sidewalks
instead.
"Please don't tu mI oi
our quiet neighborhood into a main fairtv
ir»vav and lower our
p ro p e rty v alu e s o r oi
o u r p rid e in Twin
Falls," sa>-s a petitionn si
signed by about 20
residents of Spruce Ave
Avenue.
A bout 40 M eadow
wss L an e re sid e n ts
signed a n o th e r p etitic
itio n of opposition,
“We feel th a t such aa .project
p:
should not
. b e co n stru c ted in our
u r residential area.
and th a t th e re a re m
muuch b e tte r routes
th at th e proposed bike
ike route should be
constructed on," th ^ ir ppetition sa>-s.
C o m m e n ts from th
th«e neigh b o rh o o d
m eeting are stocked wit
with suggestions for
bike paths elsewhere.
•
As p rp p o se d , th e bbiicy c le route "E "
would connect Twin Fal
Falls’ prime summer
legeofSwrthenild^
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□I The
T City Council vvill hold puOtic
atfi
16 p.m. today m City Hail. A pu£>i
ses
ession aJso is scneduW Dut will
cios«d-<]oor discussion about U
jJcJ
ations
i or pfopeny acquisrtion.
today,
) 4t p.m. session is scheduted toe
L_
*
recre
reation area w ith about se
x n t n schools
a n Idth
t e d t y sxvimming pool,'•
.
Th«
h e bike path is draw n aero
OTSS n o n h e m
Twin
in F o ils, s tre tc h in g from
□m Ih e c it," !
w esstt e r n e d g e to t h e D iei
ic rk e s L ak e
e n trrat n e e on th e e a s t. B ut
It 1b e f o re th e
route
te b ec o m es re a lity , citj
ity p la n n e rs
want
u to h ea r from residentss «-hose
v
prop.
ert>*.*would
%
be a f fe a e d b>- pat
M th constiiiction.
I.
.
.
Res
esidents will ha\-e anothei
her chance to
m ake
<e th e ir thoughts knownn iot a public
Public Hearing Today
Ti
h e a rin g: before
be
the Cit>- Council att 6( p.m.
dance hall a t 1S3S
.539 Fillm ore St., is appealing a decision of th
t e planning and zoning
board to require
ire a solid screenm g fence
around Boot Scooi
rooters.
R e s i d e n t s oolf th e n e ig h b o rin g
Faw nbrook A pan
p artm e n ts have protested
th e new busines:
ness. C ouncilm en e a rlie r
this m onth asked
ked Bool Scooters to p i ^
sent a landscapir
Ip in g a n d fe n c in g p la n to
the co u n d l today,
lay.
• A drafted ordinance
ord
would overhaul
the dty-’s zoning
la
lg laws,
elim m ating cbntrachctio'ns, adding
s
ig som
e rones and changing som e land u.ses.
u.si
Copies of th e ordinance are a%Tulab
llable in th e planning and
tonirig office a t City
C
Hall. An additional
public hearing on the ordinance may be
. D evel
v e lo p e rs o f t h e Pinii
m a d e held Ju n e 3.
Sobdi% isio
isi, n . on W’a s h in g to n S
Sttr e e t
Also in th e 6 p.m,.session:
p.rr
lax-e asked for a one-s-ear extene
• C ity en g in
i nee- e rs w ill re c o m m e n d
sion o f final
inal-pUi approx'ol.
in s ta lla tio n , o f yi
y ie ld sig n s on S econd
o th e r 66 p.m.
p
public hearings:
Street
W
est
at
its
i
iriieiTlerton
with Third
• .
t §S cooters, a p la n n e d b a r an d A\-enue West.
today
aroved. a bike lane at leasi
ast four
ie would be painted on both
th sides
-oad along the e n tire route
le. City
Er Gar\' Voung said. Some
le curbtiotts of road would b e wid
idened;
of the route would-lose pa
all p a n s5 of
parking
on one side
dde. und some on both sides.
SSTw-in F .1
alls a lre a d y h a s r e c e■ived
i\
a
$491,280
0 federal
f.
grant for constru
ruction
“E." but th e council would
Id ha%-e
to s p e n dd S
S122.S20 m ore in d t j ’ m
<
money,
Y oung sai.
said. If ap p ro v ed , c o n stru
ruction
:art in the early spritig of 19^
997.
o n thle
e C
( ity -C o u n c il’s a g e n d aa fo r 5
nmunity AAction’s pc
ers plan meaandering palath ^ .^oiTi
)overty
Promote!
for bikes,1, wheelchaiiirs, pedestriiians disci
:ussion umveils iieeds
Js of poor
M Mckirmon
g e ttin g p eo p le re
resa d y to joift th e work
Clun
im ps of trees, shrubs and w
rws writer
force. .
er3 xvil
dll be planted along th e p
Vet. m uch of th«
JE R O M E - P rom
th e eight-county area- is
moo te rs of a road b u t la
iain d s c a p in g w on’t in clu
- M ore full-tim e! jo
. b s rural and lackirigg in good-paying jobs, and
t w i n FALLS
FA
en h ancem ent project
■ct on Highway 93
m ownn g ra s s , L y tle s a id .' “ v . i u j
q u ate 'wages, hea lth in suirance
n
a. shortage of afffordable
ore
w ill m e e t a t 7 p .mI., 1T uesdoy a t th e Connec
housitig is going
ection*s e%Tntual kooI is to
: benefits are w-hat impm-eru
rished to harm m any peopl
eople’s chances of moving
Je ro m e H igh S ^ o o)1l tto present (heir th e pat
a th to Sun Valley* and too ^< c S d
iUe>*
and
Mini-Cassia
re
sid
idents to a tow n fo r wori
plans for a 3.7-mile m«
«>rk. said agency m uldmeandering-Qath- w i t haaj ^ w i n g b ik e -p a th sys
t. .
countj- specialist: Cy
way ond to ask for publi
Cyd D illo a .
ibltc comments.
Twin Fi
It m ore p h y sically s a fe - a n d
And th e expenses
V alley C o n n ectio)n
n m
i em bers have
nses o f traveling to towns
(
i project
is funded mainl>-1
. r a le
i - housing was an o th e r nneed and getting child
draw n a p ath for bicjxl
d aca re for l o n ^ r periods
rjxles, wheelchairs th e Ida
iah o T m nsponation Depai
ntified
b>*
tnore
thai]
often identif
20 0 pei
>eople of tim e also a re proi
a n d p e d e s tr ia n s ffo
?n>blcms, Dillon said,
^ mt th e P e rrin e with aa 20-percent
.
- o r $127,000
w ho took
)k p a r t in S o u th C en
in tra l
"W hen you iive
B ridM to Petro 2 along
>ng the east side of itxatch,!
ive in C astleford o r you
Lytle said,
it>' Action Agency’s public
ic dis- U ve in C a m a s Co
th e bighw a>\ R ex Lyt:
.y tle said. At the
Vall<
C o u n ty o r yo u liv e in
lle y C o n n e c tio n h a s co
llle c te d
ro___cxissions
J
at>c
about
poverty’
held
througl
ghout Albion, som etimn es th e lo ^ s tic s of th at
ju n ctio n w ith Interstai
state 84, the path about SS^ , 0 0 0 in cash and pledgi
S fp S u
ih e e ig h t<countj'orea.
ou
just isn't possjble,"
will \-eer farther ejvsti to use an existing private
ie," said Dillon, who also
Ite p a r tie s a n d th e TwS
ir
v m F a lls
C om m unir
init>- action agendes in 47 states
st
said s h e a g re e ss w
wiith w e lfare re fo rm 's
underpass, he said.
,
_
Rotary*
y Club, he said.
T)pted-by-w^fare>refonn-eff
^ffof^^ ■ overal^geaL-------------------Lytle is (iittirm an of
a f tho“Ti'>1n'Falls----- Consi
B X nieitgrTeolativ ely U p
de to a ^ re sid e n ts o f ^’a rrying
j
A re a
C h a m b e r ooif C om m erce
During tb e discus
icussioas on poverty, parfor late
;e 1997, h esa id .
nds and ages w hat is neede<
led in tid p a n ts prioridzed
B e a u tific a tio n Commi
2ed their top th ree of 31
tm itte e , one of a
Those
tse a tten d in g T uesday's a
munides.
h andful of groups fron
listed n e « ls , a s well
ram both sides of will ha>
.ave a chance to w in a nv
veil as cam e up w ith theu:
1 w elfare re fo rm c a lls fo)rr 24* ow n. O t h e r to pp an e e d s a n d c o n c e rn s
th e P errin e Bridge that
h at p artid p a te in d o n ate
ted a s a d o o r p r i s e to
etime lim its on cash assista
Valley Connection.
ta n c e induded*
■ement in th e projecti
inx-olx-ei
s t a r t i n g i nI Jan
ja uuy.
—
I
T h e n e wHfc
focus o f th e welfare systet
e tn is
■ ^P te a s a s a e P 0 0 R /B 3
TT»e Tiines^ew *
">«»»•■ JS5f°ut^S
■■
■
■
-j
Ci
„ I.
0-2
Tlmea-New#.
n . TVrin Fans, Idaho
Morxtay;!
ry; May ^ .1 9 9 6
No)'body w a n tt s r e s jponsiib ility/,
ofssc e m cc B e a rrtootlh f f l i;hwa>
C^p;)aign discl(:losure lav^
in Uta]litlacksennforcemoit
; CIT y ’( A P) — andI how
hoi they S ] ^ t that money. The
SALT LAKE
d isd o su re a t various
re<
.V io latio n s of U ta h 's ca m paign law■requires
cs during
d cc tio n years and at
ire law can c a n y a times
c
y
Hnance disdosurc
even jail tim e; bur the end
csid of ali ex-en-numbered j-ears.
1/
hefty fine and ev
BILLINGS, Mo:
Mont. (AP) — Part of late
te opening into nothing butXa pre- C i^ and Red Lo^
ifficer-holdcrs
who are retuing or
o^ge, the M ontana Highw
Offio
i more U k ^ to
hway 212r - almost sincei it was erring candidatess are
the 69-mile Bearti
anooth H i^ w ay is in view
ew, he said.
lost of their tourist, compli
who) re
resign are re q u ire d to file a
d tie s that get mo<
ntiy the
getaphonecalL
ipleted in 1934 as apparentlj
Montana, but Moi
Montana doesn't want
Montana
M<
crews currently plow
r-end dosing statem ent, and to
low one tra ffic by way of
ol th e B e a rto o th onlyrt
f road ever buUt under theB federfe
T he p ro b lemI w
' ith th e law is year-en
______ il^Part isin_W>t)c
>taning, but Wywning.—end^d of-the higjtw ay.'lf p ark: acrews Highway, The Red
ed Lodge’ C ham ber" al f tarto
r i A T O o a a fA tt-----------lid Lt."Gov;' O lcnc—keep
----------—enforcement,"sai(
p fil
filing yearend statem ents until------doesn't w ant it. It passes through were
ere to stop >^-ork on the rest,; wl
now forming a task : Alth
which of Commerce is no
occqimts show a zero
saign d isclo su re theirr campaign
ca
)revenW a lk er. C am pa
Jthough the a a allowed for
e
three national1 fo:
forests, but.
U.S. is mosdy
mi
in W>'oining. no one! w
»
would
force to explore> alternative
s
fa te s tuol1st
mce.
ational reports are filed with
w her office, yet balance
state m aintenance of natii
want'i^'.
filli tJ
Foix*st Service doesn't
do<
their seats behind the wheel
that comcs as d o se p a rkk a p p ro a c h ro a d s , n e it h e r it h ^ no enforcen
jeels of for the highway thi
of disdosurc statements
anent o r investigaA rcviov
rev
Now the Natior
tional Park S enice — snou
iowplo\%-s.
lin e as a n y ro a d M onta
to b e in g a lifelii
iie
Deseret
News for the 1992
by
the
ti%’e authonty.
itan a o r Wyoming took uupp th e
historically the* kt
keeper gf the scenic
Ar thei highway
And
co
could.
■
offerr aand the job fell to th e Natii
cem ent consists o f and 1994
19! election years show that
lational'
In stea d enforce
lobody.else wanted to—m igl
.
r oad because nob
ight------ re m a in ---------- W e s i m p l y -------------r
ate dectionsioffice—alm ost-all
ost
-^ W e -re a liz e i t 's - P a r keSService by d efault— ^-------c a n d id a te s for-public------------------ staffers in the stati
'ant it, either.
impa
bc — doesn’t »-ant
ipassible until late
.
,
time to stan thinkThe
« filed
es re peatedly and officc
fi] their disdosure reports.
be h ^ w a y has rem ained
:d in
i a calling candidates
h ave th e
^ing of other options jurisdii
mmer.
U Oin’t
H
Y ^o«-stone National sumr
Crews from lYd
m to file reportsx.
But
si
Jt since
1992, at least 27 legislaa tio ^
pleading with them
!diai«ial twilight zone. Nadt
Park haw long; ta
t ^ c n on the annual
Of
O fficially desig• wfherew
hi
:o
p u rs u e if th e P ark< Service
S
is %-er>- little lors not socking re-election foiled to
ithal
«
>
rangers, for instai
stance,
“Quite frankly,, there
tl
job of busting thj
through hea \ 7 snow natet
ted die Beartooth
lose how much money they had
sark gives th a t cannot
le current bw , and disdose
tot enforce la w on the non-p
ui-park enforcement in the
t h . desire to
g?
drifts on th e Bea
enic Byway for its
Or »n
Jeanooth Plateau to Sceni
lighway up," said h i^ wway.
a
n ’t been as diligent .in theii
we probably ha\-en’
heir accounts w hen they left
■■ open the road to streams
s
of summer spect
e ^ c u ia rc ro ssin g
-. t aahk e on any
ja
loan Cline, execuInve
ce. Am ong th e m a r e form er
e been in c e n a in office,
iv estig ato rs from th e: U.S.
I
as wc could have
t ^ f ic .
of a rugged mounM isponsibility
«r
director of th e In teirior
rit D e p a rtm e n t's Office
id
S peakc
a k c f o f th e H o u se H. C raig
'ice o f cases," Walker said
^ive
They also have
ive dutifully patched tain
in ra n g e d otted
iianiber. *lt’s truly Inspec
iw, candidates for Moody,
I
G e n era l suggestedsd- th e
U nder U tah law
dy, former
state senatof) and conup the road so bent,
ben twisted and pot- w ith
>r th a t road
aI pi ossibility t h a t P arklector
th tiakes an d
fOr
St
: Servica biU the smtes forr pi
eU as members of gresswo
swom an K aren..Shepherd and
plow- stale office, as H-el
holed b>- each su«
njccessive winter that lacet
red w ith snow
t's=going to op en ingthe
1
h e ro a d
ier rcpresentati\*e
and now-City
the Legislature, m ust disdose the former
[Beartooth
;>
cenain sections
n ay bccome unfit • jvar-i
IS m
ir-round, it might
a te r e v e ry y e a r
I n .. 1965,
1
id l member
Joanne Milner.
ign contributions Coundl
1
M o iita n a h igjhw
h v ay source of campaig
Highway).for travd in the ne
nextfew>W rs.
now
w ' be c a lle d th e '
md close eariier.** . ,authori
orities had agreed to tak e oover
^ .........
But at a timee when Yellowstone High
ghw ay No O ne
i Lodge boost- 'm a n aagem
Red
g
ent o f th e 13,7 miles
lies o f
■.
Park managers \Nii not opOT a park Want
m ted' Or that no
rs h o p e to w in th e Bei
Beartooth Highway fromn R
F ed
T
| | | e
— W y o m in g
J"
campground and
id two museums for onee w
v anted to pay
lacking
from Lodge
5e to th e M ontana-W yom
sm:ing
■ ■ I lw
the sum m er beca
ecause they cannot for.
D e p a rtm e n t o f
chc
ham bers of com- litie and
ani they have, in th e last
st trvs-o
-----afford to run them
em. \vhen park nxids
Mo
^lontjma Departle rc e in C ooke years,
s, <
overseen th e resiufacing
ing of
Tliefolkns'ingii
’ is a sdiedule of meetings and events that will raic^ place
T r a n s p o rta tio n '
ore failing fast,:, ai
any expenses that ment
■nt of Transport*
4 t>' and Billings, in th a t po
portion.. But M ontana con:
»nsis- .
this wedc at the College
O
of Southem Idaha
can be cut probab]
ably \\t11 be c u t And atioon
n
B illings
Spc
s p o k e s m a n K e itti
co'i
:ody, W yo., a n d te n tly
ly bI as re fu sed re sp o h sib
il
ibility
high on the Ust is
ti;
istheS175,(XX)costof
Distri
itrict Supervisor
n ea rly d tie s for thh e re s t, b o th fo r m ile aIge
g e in
R ounds
o ther
*
_TODAY
snowplotsing and
r
id maintenance on a' Bruce
ice B airetc “We
to) search
S
out new Wyomii
n ing and 8.4 mUes in Monta
ntan a
Idaho Seed Ana
naij'st Assodation school M-iU
iUbt
be h d d frxm 7 a m to 8 p m
highway outside' the
thi national paric.
don't
i't <
own it ahd we
me{
leans of finandn^ th a t encom
eoi
passes th e m ain sstreet
tn
inE\«rgiT3cnA20,
0,A21andA24.
S p e a k in g to3 tth e R ed L odge don't
I't tnaintain
it."
i
the upkeep of the hij
ughway.
' o f Cook
o ke City.
0 >-ereateisAnoi
wnyroous meets at 330 pm.Lin
inD es«nll 2 .
Chainber of Commi
riraerce, Yellowstone
WVyoming
y<
D e p a rtm e n t
of
Tom Forseth of Bii
Billings, diainnan
Wyoa
•omiog offidals ha%'e sifiila
lilarly
Park Superintends
idoit Michael Finley Trans
insponation S pokesm an Kei
K eith o f th e M ontana T ra n s p o rta tio n denied
i
id interest
in the 34.7 niiJes
Jes of
•
TUESDAY
recendy » -a m ^ that
thi this n u y be the • Rounc
m e t “We simply don’t have
>*e tth e Commission, .said noi
)ow is the time to th e hig
lig h w ay th a t ru n s throu,
ough
Univ-eisitj-ofldf
!daho cxtensian agent ctxnputa
lutcr training wiU be hekl from
la<;t >-ear j w k crew will plow snow where
irewitha] or the desire to taJce
k e 'on consider “creativei ways
<
of finanC- Wj-ornin
tting on its way betw^-en Coo
^ke
noon to 4 p m in E'
E\-cigreenA23.
frum the high-ele%-a
c%*adon road in eariv anv responjsbility
re
for that ro a d ”"
ing,” perhaos inclu<
luding private o r City ant
Uld R ed Lodge. A look aItt tthe
Rdapse pTc\'ent
ntion class Viill be h d d at 630
30 p m in Can>'on 121.
summer.
U.S.
I.S. Forest Ser\‘ice D irector
:or o t corpKirate donationss or
i some form of m ap suggests
sui
why: th e stre tcch
h of
“Our message V.SS that if
see a Engine
jneering William Goumay;; “V
“We a toll road
ro a d 90
co n n e cts th e tw o M ontai
itan a
WEDNESDAY
,Y
sim ilar flat-line bu
budget again next don't't Ihave any authority to do) ar
any- , “This is going to' bbecome a major c itie s(,, b u t d o cs l i ttle to s:erve
er
Miliiar>’testingg uiU
> bc h d d at S30 p m in Shidds203.
Shi
year, which is wha
vhat looks like will thing
a far as maintenance goes.”
lg as
s"
issue very soon," sai
Kiid Barrett, who Wj-omin,
ling residents.
happen, that we: m;
may not open it at
Yell
ellow stone P ark M alntenani
lance said Gov. Marc Rade
acot has r e c d \-^ ‘ “It’ss r ^ y a M ontana rood1 th
that
THURSDAYi’
a ll,"
Y ellow sto
s to n e
A ssistan t C h ie
effTira Hudson: “It's not inn U
th e letters from Red Lodge
Lt
residents goes inti
into Wyoming," Forseth said.
soi
Idaho Health Care
C
Cixiference wiU be hd
id d from 7 a m to 1 p m in
Superintendent M
Maanin Jensen told park<and
aj
can't End anythingI th
that concerned about thleir
e only passage But. he
lie said , “ th e re 's no.w ay
ve
y w
Aspen 108.
The Gazette.
sayswi
; we ha\-e to take care of i t "
to Yellowstone,
could us
use state money for Montai
itan a
.Idaho Peace Offi
fficer Standards and Thiining
ing 1u-ill hold a worieshop frcm
More likely is gradual
gra.
cutbacks on
Sucl
lich buck-passing sends a chi
chill
Questions of o w neiship
a
ha\-e hung highway
'ays to maintain a highH-ayay-in
8 a i k to Sptm. iniA
A s p c n t4 4 n n d l4 i-------plowing that would
uld txim this .vear’s throug
>ugh the cash registers of Cool
boke o\-er the Beartooth H
Hif^way— U 5. W>-ominj
ling."
FRIDAY
c a r
L a ^
inier H i ^ schotd
id groduaticn M-iUbe hdd atIt 7:3
730 p m in the g>mnashim.
FARMINGTON,
N, Utah (AP) — A
The
,
le girl’s
head was m m ed loI ta]
talk dri\"er was not neglig
iigent in the acd- ■ • i / o n
SATURDAY
l3->-ear-old IdahoI^ 1 was struck and to frier
iends who >s-ere >\'al]dng behir
thind d en t, A chter said.. It
1 was ra in in g W c U J
Woodcan'crs wo
ps'orkshop
>>ill
bc
hcki
fran
8
IS a
a m to S30 p m in Aspen
killed by a car in1 the
tl parking lot of her when
wh she stepped into the pal
path hea\T lyatihetim eof:
:f the acddent.
140 and 134.
Lagoon ,amu.sement
|
ait park,
policc say.
of anI oncoming
oi
'car, Achter said
Farm ington patrol
ol officer Parish n i T P i
T he girl, whose
tse nam e was not
The(
le girl appeared so suddenly' th<
that Snyder said Sunday
ly that the girl's
^
SUNDAY
released, walkedd bbetw een parked the dri^
iri\’er did not have an opportun
tuni- parents.w ere notifiei
ied of h er death
BOISl
W oodon-osw»wkshop
a
continues fiwn 8 ai m to S30 p m in Aspen 140
ISE (A P) — All t h r e e A
Adda
\-ehides on her way
ay tto get an umbrel- ty to) brake
b
before h itting her,
r, h e Saturday e\-ening. Tht
Tie police depan- C ounty
ty com m issioners now wat
«ant
la out of a car Satiird
urday morning, said
said
m ent will not releas<
ise her nam e or B oise C
C
ity/A
da
C
ounty
H
ousin
sin
g
«
---------------------------Farmington Policee C]
CpL Mark Achter.
An1 initial
in
in\‘estigation sho^s-edi th
the hometowTi until today,
ly. he said
Authorit:
rity Executiw D irw o r Juclit
idith I---------- :------------------------:------------ 1 Worrell;ll-Payne to resign from th
troubled
ed agency.
But WorreU-Pa>Tie
Wl
is not quittin
yet. Firs
irst, she w-ants to m eet wit
with
_
----------------th e houj
)using board to discuss he
her
FoUowing is a li
list of governmental meedi
x'dngs that are scheduled
K atherine Irei
Irene B urgener. of F u nie
erra l C h a p e l, J e r o m e , No
Thomas Eugene Wa
Valgamott, o f
future.. And
A it is undear who >st>uJi
this week in the■A
Magic VaUey. This list Ls ccompUed from adv-ance
Id a h o F a lls aann d fo rm e rly of \-iewin,
ring is planned.
iy
finandal
documents
for
th
sasnkc>-|
J e r o m e , m em o rial s c rv ic e , 11
™
schedules. The Tir
'imi3-\cu.s suggests that yoi
you confirm th e informaJero m e , funeral
:ral M ass, 10 a.m.
I'ifshc quits
a.m .
W e d n esd ay ,
Jero m e
tion
by
calling
the
le
appropriate
d
e
r
k
’s
office
I
ce before
attending.
to d a y . H oly R
Rco sa ry C a th o lic
D en n is D a le M o rg a n , of Cemeier>-, (W hite M o n u arv in
^ hin k i t 's p ro b a b ly tim e ,
C h u rch , 145 Ni
•I------------ Commissi
N in th S t., Id a h o Coodii
ding, 1 p.m. T uesday.-F irst
issioner Roger Simmons 'sl’d
saii
rs t—TwinFalls).----- ....... --------TODAY
F alls; b u ria l, 2;30
2:
p .m ..to d ay , C h rist
Friday.
•
is tia n C h u rc h , G ooding,
“S he has bee n rendered
lg .
'
■
■
'■
‘I
Buriey
ai>
.
Com
undL
8
p.m.,
CitjHaU.
Jerom e C erneter
tery (Buck-Mille’r- Viewin
ving, 3 to 7 p.m. today at the
Lhe
B a rb a ra H. Esk:
Ik rid g e , o f
t o ^ y i nineffective.’*
t
..
Gooding City Co
roundl, 7 p.m.. City Hall.
Hann Funeral Ho
Home. 82S E. U th chapel,
K.1.
im issioner Gary G lenn sail
Jerom e, memorial scr\
!rvice, 2 p.m.
. Comini
Hansen School1B oard 7 p.m.. high school.
Dl.
St., Idaho Falls).
i).
and the people the:
■■ W e d n e s d a y , W h ilee M o rtu a ry
electedI leaders
le
■
Jerom
e Countyf commissioners,
c
9 a.m., cour
t>urthousc.
W een
represent
n d y L y n n . H u n te r , ooff Chapel. Twin Falls.
int no longer have confidencJ
Ketchum
City
C<
C oundl, 63 0 p m , at>- HaU.
laU.
Donna (S teinc
in er) B rittsa n . of R upen
in Worre!
e n , 2 p.m. Tuesday, Hansen
£n
TeU-Pa>Tie, who has led th<
Kimberly
School
ol Board,.?3 0 p.m , high sch<
school librar>-.
Twin Falls. 111 aa.m. to d ay ,.2nd Monua
luary Burley Chapel, 321 E.
w B ell, o f
a u t l ^ tity
y since 1986.
A n th o n y M ath ew
Twin FaUs at>-^C ounal, 4 p.m. and 6 p.m.,
(
n.,Cit>-HaU.
W ard LDS Chu
h u rc h , 229 P ark M ain.
n. B urley. V iew ing, 6 to) 8 W e n d e ll, 2 p.m . W.e
*re's no doubt in my m in d ’
k'.ednesday,
^ “There
Twin
Falls
Coiml
mty
commissioners,
8:30
am
. courthouse.
im .,
Ave., Twin Falls,
Ils. Burial will foi- p.m. to<
today a t the funeral chapel,I
ssioner Vem Bisterfddt said
Dem aray's WendeU ChapeL
Cl
164 •
low at Cem Memc
.•morial Cardens in
E. M ain. W’e n d e ll. V iew ing, 9
^ 'h inik
k it would b e b est for th et
TUESDAY
B u rley , (R eyni
y n o ld s F u n e ra l
Je aan
n E. Barrj-, of Twin F alls,
Is,'‘ a.m. until time of thee ;funeral on
agenc>’ if
i f she
; resigns."
.
( ^ d e f o r d Schoo
[»1 B oard 7 p.m., high school
Iiool.
Chapel, Twin Fall;
■alls).
Rosary,
.ry, 7 p.m. Tuesday, Reynolds
•ell-Paj-ne declined on Friday
Ids Wednesday at the fune:
lenil chapel.
WoniJl
FUer School Boai
o rd , 7 p.m., elementar>- scho
chool.
F u n er;
to comme
e r a l C h a p e l, T w in F alls;
Is;
nent on calls for her resigna
5
*
“
'
Hagerman
at>*
C
■Council, 7 p.m., Q ty HaU.
II.
Myrth; R. Appc
ppell, of Richfield, fu n erral
ra
M ass,
11
a.m
m..
D o lo re s D. T ho
lo m as, of
Jerom e City Couj
lundl, 7 p.m., Cit>- HaU.
mem orial ser\tce
ice. 2 p.m. today. W edne
n e s d a y . O u r L a d y of G o o d in g , 2 p.m . WWednesday,
e
said
the
m
edia
is
interfering
She saii
M inidoka Countj
Ity School Board. 7 3 0 p.m..
R ic h fie ld Melh<
m., call the central office
^ thodist C h u rch . G uada
d a lu p e C a th o lic C h u rc :h,
h , G o o d in g U n ite d M
r work at the agency,
N: e th o d is t
w ih h e rw
for
meeting
place.
(Demaray's Shoshi
jshone Chapel),
Twin F;
Falls. Viewing, 10 a.m. imtil
and in^-estigatil C h u rc h . V iew in g , 1 to 7 p.m .
.B o a rjf resignations
r
'8 “;
R upen City Cour
undL 7 p m .. City HaU.
time of the Rosary on Tuesday at T u e s d a y , D e m a ra y 's
of •
y 1th e U.S. D e p a rtm e n t of
•s G ooding
by
Twin FaUs Counr
nty commissioners, 830 a.m.,
N ancy Palom
o of H e y b u rn . thefuni
i.m., courthouse,
mo.
iineral chapeL
Housing
I
Chapel.
g and
Urban Developm ent
ent
Twin Falls Schooj
Ml Board, 7 p.m., school distr
R o sary . 7 p.m
listria 's office.
n . to d a y . L ittle
and th e: Boise
B
Police D ep an m en t
F low er C atholic
lie C hurch. 1601
ha%*eshaki
aken the agcncy.
WEDNESDAY
Oakley Ave.. Burli
urley; Mass of the [ ■ £
Richard Bauer, a m em ber of the
.
Glenns Ferry Citj
Ity CoundL 7 pm ., Cit>- HaU.
Christian Burial.
laU.
J. 1II a.m. Tuesday
housing>authority’s
ai
board, said he
H eybum City Coi
b u n d l, 7 p.m.. City Hall.
I.
at the church, (Ha
:Han.sen Monuar>^
---------------asked Wor
^orrell-Pa>'ne to schedule ^an
TWin Falls Count:
Ity commissioners, 8:30 a.m.,
G. Carrico
Burley Chapel).
.m., courthouse.
Hess Pruett
emergencj
ney session of the board for
GOOI
lODING - Lois G. C arrico,
o,
HANSEN - Milton Jai
lack “Hoss"
Monday,
THURSDAY
E d d is B u gene
n c L am m ers, of 7.4, of B oise a n d a fo r m es rr Pruett III. 11-year-old son
sc of Jack
Bauerr has
h asked to see WorreUBeUevue
City
Cou
oundl,
7
p.m.
City
HaU.
F ile r, 10 a.m . T
Tuu esd a y . P eace Gooding
ing resident, died Saturday,
y, and Kimberlej- P ruen oof H ansen,.
Pa>Tie’s co
co n traa — which she says
Gooding Coimty
y M em orial Hospital Boarc
Lutheran C hurch
rch. 600 Stevens, M ay 18
18, 1996 a t h e r h o m e in died S aturday, May 18,
>ard 7 p.m., conference
16 1996 at
indudes• a S13S,000 sc\'erance packroom.
Filer. Viewing, 4 to
ti 8 p.m. today, Boise.
th e M agic V a lle y IR e g io n a l
ag e . He
l e s a id W o rrell-P ay n e
Gooding Countyf IMemorial Hospital Taxing
White Mortuary,
y, 1
T w n-F alls and
Grave
iveside funeral services will
ing District, H a m con111 Medical C cnter from inj
injuries suspromised
1 tu m over a copy, perli to
ference
rtx>m
a
t
the
le
hospital
9 to 9:45 a.m . T lu esd a y a t th e b eheld
Id at 1 p.m. Thursday at the
le tained after being hit by
b y ac ar,
hapsnextv
aw eek.
H a g erm an Chatr
church.
im b er of C om m erce, noon
Elm woo
^ood C em etery in Gooding,
oon, H a g erm an S en io r
g.
Sen-ices axe pending
Board Q
g in care of
Chairman Robert Hudgins
Center.
F riends
ids m ay call a t D em aray's
’s B lay C olonial F u n era
ra l H om e,
refusing
ng to speak to the media, or
Sun Valley City CounciL
O
Ila Gay Burgess,
33 0 p m ., Q ty HaU.
»s, of Jerome, 10 Gooding
laU.
ing C hapel on W ednesday
ly 2S51 K im b e rly R oad
;d in T w in
Bauer. A
And if Hudgins bc^'cotts' ®
a
Twin
Falls
County
Ity commissioners, 8 3 0 n m.,
m ,. courthouse,
a.m . 1 uesday. H
Hoove-R obertson from 1 p.m.
to 7 p.m.
p
FaUs
spedal me
meeting th e housing board
WendeU Q ty Coui
•undl, 7 p m ., Q ty HaU.
would lad.
ack a quorum . T hat would
paralyze! the
tl board tmtil its vacaninnU D A Y
d e s are fill*
ruled
^
TVin FaUs County
ty commissioners, 8 3 0 am
., courthouse.
in.,
Alsouno
ncertain is the status of key
“
finandalIdc
documents sdieduled to be I------------------------------MINIDOKA'
<Al«EMOIUAL HOSPITAL
\L
Released
signed May
lay 30. The bonds, worth up
jp
P at Greenwell
sil <
of PauL Kalinda Lynesi oof Rigby.
*o S7.S mi
m illion, a r e fo r H udgins
ns
_
A dmitted
Myra Suchan «f
I upert, and J a n e Keich*
gf R
her. Amie
Place — the
th agency’s 99-unit, rentC h ristin a Amibbrriz and J o le n e H u n t,. K ^ h o f Osborn, M erle S
Saag ec Anabblle Sanchezz and
i
R ay
to-ovm de\
levelopm ent nam ed a fte r
R upen.
ley.
.Wall, all o f Burley
. Chairman
In Hudgins.
Hudgins
ns and W orrell-Payne are
Released
Births
supipofedto
I to sign the documents.
J o n a th a n R ich
;h ian d E lvira M adrigal,, bo
b th o f , M r. an d M rs.5. S hane Thom pson of Bur]
irley, and .
R upen.
jiUyssa Ratchford
rd (of Rupert.
r y
\ /
weeic aItt CSI
Idaho gi
girl killed b:)y
in
rs
igoon parkiing lot Cor)mmissioners
int housing
ector to resig]
gn
On tille agendda_____
Servirices
eath notitices
Hospi>itais
rrA ^
Births
Julio and Christin
stixu Ambriz of Rupert.
MAGIC
JICVAIXEY REGIONAL
M
I
MEDICAL
CENTER
CASSUREGIC
SIGNAL MEDICvKt CENTE
IER
Admitted
David Lipe otGi
r Gooding. Mary W arr of Hai
lagerman.
A dmitted
and K im berly L
Leentz an d H eidi W alker,r, both o f
M ontell Moreheai
lead of Shady Cove, Ore.,
j
., Alyssa Twin Falls,
Ratchford of R uper
pert, Wallace Sears of Maltj
alta, and
Paul Jackson, Jann.
mna Thompsoa and Kathy
ly West,
ReleaM d
all of Burley.
Candice Knudsei
isen of Twin Falls.
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weet & Sour »
Meatballs
iade Fresh tn Our
■12 Eat FREE
.Kitchen
r '" —
s m in *
I
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K id s U n d e r
-
r E v e r y l i o n dd a y r N l g h t H t r r ^
Free Kids’ Rnata ft
Flirty at 7 p.m.
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lay. May 20. 1996
MofxJay
TF
.
Tin>m-N«««.
ews. Twui FaAs. Idaho
B*3
liley/West
Magic Vail
z '
■ I
Preschcoolpilbt’prograixll uses resgular stitudents
ByEricGoodeU
To fill thle
e sspots, tlie teachers are
v a r ^ students who have
looking towai
ned to determ ine if they
been screene
RUPERT - A couple
regular
lopmentally on par with j
were develop
studentii m ight h elp a<
accom plish
ents th eir age. Students I
o th er student
_____jjreat things when ihey’r
^ ’re in duded
•U above average in all I
-scoring-w ell
. with a group of spc*dal
ia l education
j
a r e a s a r e c a n d id a te s . W ith
chUdren.
p arental p erm
en ission. the students
T hat’s whot preschoo teachers
Jccd to attend one of the
are then aske
B ecea C o u lte r and G w en n a
s p ed a l ed dd<a s s e s to determ ine if
Garrard are hoping for as
a they preth
they
thie right qualities that
__ .p a r e a p J lo t_ p ro g ra
- anm _ f o r _ t h e _ ^ ^ ^ ^ H
iske-the prt)gnim-a su e -—I
^ ^ ^ ^ ■ - w s U help ms](
Minidbta C ounty Schot D istrict
cess.
for th e next school >-ear.
n o p a r e n ts h a v e
So
B ut they can’t b e jus average
exp ressed co n c cm th a t stu d en ts
students th at wii! bc se
for
who xake p■art
a r in th e program will I
th e program . T hey hav to have
h av e
r la n g u a g e a n d o th e r
JO#OFtRBONCM.T>the right attrib u tes that
JO#
hat Vk-ill help
iorate because of assodskills deterior
them serve as good modi
sodels for the
t'
is tru c to r fo r G r e y h o u nidd B
E u s L in es, a n d
th e lesser-d ev e lo p ed
a tio n
B ud ClarK, driv in g Insi
special education studen
ients to emuspedal educai
cation students. Coulter
d riv e r B ert T ra b an ln o c h e c k B u riey r e s id e n t Ire
1 n e C lark o n to
late. This includes having
•ing good lan,
oocooooeu.'TN
T » « s a i d ,
th e b u s a t th e H ub 6 66 si ta tio n n o rth o f Interst^
rs ta te 84 a t th e
gitage an d o th e r devel
ing, sh e said , th e stuIf anythin*
o l s p e c la h e d u c e tio n taasch
c h e r s B e ^ C o u lte r, aatt left.
B u riey e x i t
skills, being able to int«
>e
helped
by
gaining
a
a
^
lu
la
rs
tu
d
^
t
s
w
i
U
l
w
l
m n a G a rra rd s a y t h a t t hlaa iad d itio n o f a fe w regu!
Hith other children, and I
ing of children their age I
understanding
to ttie ir c l a s s r o o m s c o ulid
ld g iv e a b o o s t to th e ir. a to follow instructions.
J
who a r e n ’t as
a: ddveloped as they
“T h ey n e e d to b e a :le a d e r a t d e n ts . Tea
e a c h e r s lo o k to w a rd stud*
u d e n t s to p u t a s p a r k int
n to s p e are. The stud«
Lidents will Also bcnefii
times and a follo^^'er dm
Uuring o th er Cial e d clas
la s s ro o m s
by learning how
ho to help others,
times,” said Coulter, who
vho conduCTs
^
G a rra rd and
an C o u lte r said th a t
th e pre sch o o ! prog
r;
igram
w ith requirem en:
ents. th e te a c h e rs w e re G arrard sai cL
pre-school in
in;stru cto rs have a big
Garrard at a t>s‘o-room1 tr
trailer next ‘ sometimesi having
hthe students mix
In.addition,_the_ regula
t>* in doing oil tbey.con . -. £B yJennifcrB unch---------lar ed stu- responsibility
r t h e ”5ourh"sid€’o f‘th e ------p le ’live on’th
•
to Pershing-Elem entarj'
ir>- School’in w th lunderg
;rg an e n ei^
d(
dents often show thie sp ed
iducadon students. One -p
d a l educa- for special edi
Times-.New «"riier
block th at bus<
auses would-need to dr*
R u p e rt. C o u lte r worJc's
•ks w ith th e
C o u lte r’ a n d G a rra rd re c e n tly tii
ays to do goal they havi
tio n s t u d e n t s n e w wa>
ave is ro help as maiiy
de.
y o u n g e r p re -sc h o o lI s tu d e n ts , began lookir
king for a b e tte r way to th
things, such as play >%ith1 titoys. This students as f»ossib!e
becom e intep<
BURLEY
You
can't
h
buy
a
bus
If
th
e
d
ty
y w
will allow it, th e bus
Garrard with the older.
comply with
th the law and help stu- is helpful because specia
regular dasse k
jj
:ial educa- grated into reg
ticket in Burley nowadays.
■s.
could stop on
3n IEast M ain and avoid
T h e tw o r e c e n tly ga
g a in e d th e dents. Befor
fore d e d d iiig to p u rs u e tic
tion stu d en ts, ju s t like, ooith er sture som e stu d en ts who
“T h ere are
Since
March,
travelers
rs
haven’t
driv
in
g
arouni
lund
th e block. S teele
School Board's appr^x-al
ti
al to conduct the pijpt prc
program, th ey observed dents,
de
“don't like to listen
h to teach- have bee n ab le to ex it from th e ' been able lo buy them hen
;re.
said. T he bus
ts w
will be headed east ac
the pilot program. - ‘
similar progr
sgrams, induding one a t eers
r all the tim e," Coulier said.
s£
program - the
hey don’t need spedal
ManaRer> from th e Tw
‘win F alls 1:55 p.m. and
v>
id west
at 3:30 p.m. and
S ta te and federal govi
:ovemment.s the Jerom ec County
C
School District.
<
G arrard and Coulter vra
rant to fill ser^nces any• longer."
lo
Garrard sai^. office
„
of Greyhound Bus Lines
L
will 1:30 a.m.
require that the program
am occasion“The teach
idlers at Jertune felt th at eight
ei(
spots in th e preschi
:hoo! w ith “That’s e.xcitin,
meet wuh tlie Burley Ciry
"P fr"
. , IT
r>- Council
Buritry has3 b«
been m thouc a ticket
ally i n t e ^ t e spedal educ
ducation stu- it m ade a positive
pc
difference a n d rei
regular ed students. Two0 ;students
T h e tw o in
it s tr u c t a to ta l o f ^today. I'he company has rt
requested
d
ep
o
t
sin
ce
M
e
arch, S te e le said,
dents with s o o U e d “re^
'regular e d ” th a t th e pai
s a r tic ip a tin g s tu d e n ts will
wi a n e n d e a d i o f the fou
tely
}ur dasses a p p ro x im a te
! 50 stu d e n ts w ho ^a bu-s stop ac 703 East Ma
la in St. ill P assengers hhai
ad been able to buy
students. Coulter said. To fill these ser\-ed as good
gc
sp ee ch m o d els," that
thi Coulter and Garrard ir
in stru a.
range from thn
hree iofi%-e years old.
fropi of Powers Motel. Pa
Passengers tickets at Hub
( next to Interstate
ub 66
also would bc able to b<n
ny tickets 84 for nearly
ly 1 1/2 years. The bus
there
s till s to p s th e r e , b u t tic k e ts no
. T he
C ity
C o u n ci
C l!
p u t lo n g e r a r e av
a v a ila b le .' S te e le is .
G reyhound\ request on he
hold earli- u-orldng withh P(
Powers Motel to get a
e r this month. Tlie council
a l wanted depxjt there,
By Jenn>* Emery'
neous'documi
im ents"file.
am s tate co u n systems.
•ople who
B urley G rey h o u n d passe n g ers
and
the document
c choice for a consti- tim e to find out how peo;
It of
-Times-News writer
■A few indi
idividuals have o ie d to
1
liv e n e a r th e m o te l w ooiu ld fe e l m ust tra\-el to R
F u p en or Twin Falls
Idahoans
" h av e no star
anding o f tu tio n a lis t to su b m it to a co u rt
su b m it o ath
Ith p u rg a to r ie s to th e public
pul
about a bus pa.*ising throu,
)ugh thetr to b u y a ttic!
record to enforce tht
i c k e t ,/ S t e e l e sa id ,
ilie v e d h e h ad b e e n
h e Consti- w hen h e belii
TWIN FALLS - C ount\
iity o f f id a l Elmore Coun
iunt>* Recorder’s Office, tud
tut o n " unless thiey submit
neighborhood, especially
ly at 1:30 E astb o u n d bbus
it an oath unlaH-fully is!>i
u s e s ^ o p i’ in R u p e n . '
iss-ued a citation by a
a ro u n d th e M agic Va!
V a lle y a r e but th e c le
r re fu s e s to a c c e p t purgatory
lerk
pu
a.m
to th eir county nrecorder, law -en fo rcem
jm e n t o ffic e r. In an
“ • . T h e C ity C o u n cilil s h o u ld P assengers can tak e th e bus from
encountering a new kind
ind of docu- them,
recei\ e a repon Monday.
Burley to Rupe
D e M o t t ab a tem en t, an individual re je cts
u p en and buy a ticket
re
m ent, and (hey do n ’t kn
t^rk
know w hat
“O ur clerV
‘T he m ain problem is! tth a t th e there, she said
said
id .
A n th e jurisdictio
u d They also can ride
tion of th e court and
the papers mean or what
ti
d ."
T h i s i s t t w n ce w e s t I n a
at to do w ith ' look a stand,"
p a n of iheir blockss are
i resi- to Twin Fallss for
in d iiv id u a l refuses to accej
foi a t i ^ e t if they are
cepi the consequences back
bi
them.
said T heda
dential areas." said Eileen
dt
en Steele, headed west., sh<
she said.
w h o l e s e r i ae as o f f a i r i y
« •lo
'” ta k e s of a dtation.
The doctim ents, “oath
Ith purgato- R ye. dep u ty
in F alls
S teele wants
i
e o a th is
D e M o tt sai
Its travelers
to be able
said th e C o u rts o f m
tn a n a g e r of th e Twin
nl
b i z a r r e a c t l v vHt t l e s o f t h e
ries," look offlcial and cor
contain lots d e rk supen-i
Greyhound
office.
to buy ticketssintowTx.
in
nger consider the non- Gi
w e a r in g Justice no longi
of legal-sounding languai
luage. They sor in Elmore
Powers Motel is locatt^d on Ea.st
“It would just
tust be much m ore conore
. C o u r t s O f J lu s t i c e . ’
item ents to be the corh e iis a d e statutory abate:
in c lu d e th e th u m b p rin t o f th e C o u n t yy. •
M ain’s commercial strip,. but
k peo- venient for peop
■ ju re
re dtizen, rect method foi
leople," she said.
for objecting to coun
SH-om individual and a notar>-seal
no
“(T h e docj|icuo uts
tsid e th e proceedings,
of the “D ejure Idaho Repi
epublic."
m e n ts ) did
Ud*
_ LawT€
v re n c e W a sd e n
juris
risdiction
Court recordrds offices around th e
Oath purgatories a re iss
issued by a not h a v e a
received a comth e state Magic Valley• have
hi
d e p u t y c h i e>f
f oc f s t a f f , I d a h o
m akeshift “co u rt" s>-sten
tem known n o ta ry from
Id a h o ," bined total off about
al
12 non-statuto*
as the Courts of Justicc,i, formed
f(
at th e s t a t e ooff
A ttoi
tto m e y G e n e ra l
$ a i d ry abatem ents,
ts, but the'oath purga- '
the beginning of this year
ear bS‘ indi- Idaho ... and
nd — ■
ll. ■^
W a :s d e n . to n es have so
>o far only reached a
x-iduals o p p t ^ to th e esc
esiablL^ed they don't fall
all
who
POR TLAND. O re. (AF
lo
h a s few count>-cour
}urthouses.
jilized.
^P) — A Annelise stabiliz
court s>'stem.
u n d e r anythi
th in g w e h a v e to file re\-:
re\-iewed some of th e docuR
diagnosis
for .\ndy Peake’;
iments.
NVasden said
i documents may
id the
di
e’s ailing
W hen E th an w-as
'
a baby, Andy
“This is th e new est in a w hole (under I d ^ olosstate code)."
A
A' d e ju re dtizen. he said
children
didn't come fron
id. is one c re a te b others
jrsom e paperw ork if
ch
)m tradi- P e a k e e x p lo
l o nre d th e m e d ic a l
series of fairly bizarre aaaix-ities
ai
of
"T h ere iss aa lim itatio n to w hat thai
that was m ade a dtizen by' v\-inue of count>- recordei
ders choose to accept
tic
tional
o r alternative docto
tors who library a t Orego
egon H ealth Sdences
th e C o u rts of J u s t ic
e
ice,~
s a id (county recoi
co rd ers) c a n re c o rd ," th
e Constitution as it Has ooriginally
the
r
for
them , Inii th eJ docum
di
ents create no
foi six years offered no ansv
iswers.
■U n iv e rs ity ao
in d b o ught m ed ica l
_.LawreiKe Wasden, deputyuty chief o f_ said Wasden..
iL_“(The oath purgato- adc
adopted. D e j u r e citizens
IS do not leg a l •im pedin
Nb. Peake went hunting
lim e n ts to a p ro p e r
md book^
lg on the dictionaries and
staff- o f th e Id a h o A tto rn e y ry) ju s t does
)e sn 'i m e e t s ta tu to ry in
d
indude
people who were ma
n a d e d ti- p r o s e c u tio n I,, ai n d th e y h a v e no
Ini
Internet
and discinervd the
le unusuAndy P eake
f«
:e found
himself with
G eneral’s office. “(J h e oat:
oath p u r p - requirements,
ts. It doesn’t m ean bny- zen
eens b y th e 1 3th, 14th, o r IS th affect on th e coi
a!al illness his boy and girl
county’s jurisdinion.
rl suffer m ore tim e to do research last falL
toty^ is just a bunch of w
xs with thing."
wortli
Am
\m e n d m e n ts , ad o p te d afi
frvm.
ifte r th e
M ost M agic
gic V a lle y co u n ty
frt
and he turned1 to th e Internet,
According? to
ti Gary DeMott, who Civ
no l e ^ significance. “
Zivil W a r. T h o s e am e nid
d m e n ts . recorders ha\-e
“Linda. 1 kno^v what Etha
t had to deal M th
•e not
lan has,"
D o c to rs w eere
r e im p re s s e d w ith
re c e iv e d p u rp o rts toI tw
iy “chief ju s tic e " of abo
B la in e C ounty h a s. r<
ibolished sUiv-e^. definedj idtizen- oath purgatorie
he announced to his wife on
ries yet. but DeM ott
m e night th e tim e h e in
in>v e s te d a n d w e re
iries VkHthin C ouns of Jus
about Gve oath purgatoritr
ustice in A da C ounty, ship
^ p an d estab lish i^ %-oting
last
d
tig rights claim s th a t is
is b1 ec au se th e docula? O a o b e r when he d iicked
on willing ro listen
r his findings
^ ro
lg to
th e past year, according
t C lerk ' the oath purg:
rgatories o re the latest for
o r iall races.
the
m ents are stiU
i
U new
and relatively
lh« an.w er.
“ W e'had the
ti e and the inter- .
le tim
■Mar>* Green. She says she
lie irequires tool develo;>e
tp>ed by th e C ourts of
'“T h is h a s som e p re ttyy s tro n g unknown,
IP eak e spent w eeks sea
!arching est. It's th e bigj
biggest th in g in our
le standard
Justice to helj
the indinduals to pay the
s
lelp individuals re g ain racial
a d m en o n e s." Wasden sssaid
through
m edical inform at
“T h e r e w ill
ill b e m a n y . m a n y ,
thi
ation on life," he said,
processing fee of S3 p e r: pi
page, and their consdtuti
utional rights that they
Pi
P rio r to th e o a th purga
;a to rie s , m an y p e o p lee e s ta b lis h in g t h e ir
ihe
i coniht Internet before landing
g on
In early Octol>
toh>er, he tried a new
“miscella- say have beer
she files the papers in aI “r
?en lost in th e federal “'non-statutory
no:
abatem ents'
ts" w ere o a th i"
gRt-'e n ita l m y a s th e n ia gra^
a v is , o r type of s ea id i.
Ir
1. Instead
of combing
CN
CMG,
a neurom uscula* d is e a s e d atabases on m
meetabolic problems,
ihat strikes just one or r>\-o
o people he tried a search
Tch ba.sed on E t h ^ ’s
in a million.
sym ptom s; genei
^neral m u sd e weakThere’s no curt, but med:
fdicarion ness, particularly
arly in th e neck and
crapn' eyelids; opthalih <
(A P) — knew th e well
R USH VALLEY. U tah
ell-w ater system could lak
a k 'e o w n e r s ’ w a te r u s e . R u sh m ents called tm'
tm sm hips, vvhich Ciarr has pm 6 \-yx*ar-old Ethann in th e shoulders; droop
b
est
sh
ap
e
of
his
sh
o
rt
lii
life.
H
e
m
o
p
le
g
ia
.
w
hen
h en ey e s a p p e a r to
iTen Lake, s u p p o rt t bee ci o n s ta n t p u m p i n g ' Vall
Locals know about SunTe:
/a lle y re sid e n ts w e re told
Id to dig expects \ vtII thre
lirow community plan- ,
-ine in float around; interm
inti
inent respirajon*t ^>-aste required to keep
ke ^ e choppy chan- thei
but they don't go there, don
h e ir own vrells deeper. Nc
*jow. th e ning. and th e ; bbalance of develop- b e g a n ta k in g e p h e d rii
medica- tory distress; an d delayed m otor
bership in neis fulL And
: one k n m how to tow
id no
th eir m oney on a m em bei
own h a s a c o u n b a ttle pp<en d in g m ent and reset
sources into a down- D ecem ber afte r an o th e r m
not
rion
for
th
e
disease
m
ade
h
his
conde\-elopment.
du
b
,
don’t
stop
i
t
the private water-skung clu
with
vith th e skiers. Town leade
je rs conward spir^ .
dition
worse.
F our o r fivee aair tid e s appeared,
trailers Unever sint
rusticate in seven aging trai
ance a group of 10 Salt tenc
end th a t th e lake ow ners'* ttrailers “They haven'i;n't got any money to
han h as H e called up oon«
ne atx>ut m yasthetem'ays.
Lake D ty busi
ing tH'o human-made w aten
Lisinessmen tmught 160 viol
'io la te zo n in g o rd in a n cces
e th a t do planning. Tl
T h e re 's no ra tio n a l . From a young age. Eths
e n d in g n ia g ra v is , a1 ddiis e a s e h e k n ew
3w ard th e a c re s in 1981
G e stu rin g vaguely towi
181, s c o o p e d o u t tw o alio
lUow on ly o n e s tru c tu re: ion th e reason to be inct
icorporated." he says. h_ a d' lim ite d e n e rg y , sple
m
uch
of
his
tim
e
indoors
•s
doing
about.
anger non- holes ju st deep
northeast, t h ^ gi\‘e a strong
* p e n o u ^ for a speed- prop
tfoperty.
F o r in s ta n ice,
c e C e n te r fie ld , in .
But thiis rimnee 1h e learned th ere
0«
co m m itta l directions to0 th
tl e “ski boat, th e 34)-some-oad
residents of
“T
1 h e y h a t e u s ." says
’s M ike Sanpete County,
lty. is dra>s-ing on th e ^quiet
.J acti\-iritfS.
Now
h e h a s d ev e lo p •ed
ei th e >«'as an o th e r typ«
pond."
Rush Valley hnx-e
ha been suspidotis.
y p e that m ost often
P'arsons,
an
p a n ow ner of thle
e lakes, expertise of vq
Ii
^Clunteer
planners to
'
sm-ngth and stam ina n> kick
ck a soc- showed up in children
chi
during th e
“There’s not
lotiody local here who His
Their indifference is a1m
nuatter of
Iis Idds. train a t ^ e lake al
all sum- w rite a genera!
ra! plan and control
LX
T
ball
and
ride
a
bike.
first rwo years in life.
I
on against b e lo n g s ," sa
principle, a small rebellion
s a y s M a y o r O d e ll maer
er for water^-skiing compe
petitions the, flurry o f bui
auilding-permit appliT he m edication hasn’t w orked
CM G is c a uu ss e d by g e n e tic
lunder th e Russell. “It’ss doctors
d
and lawyers, arou
a ISyear-old planning bluni
round thiecounti>-.
catiotis sM'ampin.
Jing the dt\-.
.war-old defects affecting
p eople who hhiav e m oney to blow
Pi
ting neuromuscultu*
d ty now is stuck mch.
P arsons is determ ined to
Co enjoy
C e d a r H ills,Is, in U ta h C o u n ty . ^as well for his nearlj- one-yt
tra n s m is s io nI,, as n d f r e q u e n t l y
Rush Valley, located ab o u t 2 0 away."
th!ie
e ]lakes, in spite of locals’
1
incorporated to ha\-e control o%er sister
■' hostili^
Annelise, but doctor belie
lieves it affects siblings,s.
tie, is in a
S k ep tical re s id e n ts blam e th e ty.
miles southwest of Tooele,
f, ““There’s no place in Utah
ah to do community* plar
lanning but still has
night help her as h er nent)«
•ous sys“ It’s hiaird somei
m etim es for a phiysiiredlcameni facilitatedi by
b; s ta te w ater skiers fo
for dim inished w a te r coth
oihpetitive skiing," h e exp
xplains. no C ity H a ll,. nno p o lic e , oo fire
virtu ally Ie%'els. They say
sa3 th e private d u b o f “Tl«
d a n to ra k e aI copilot
co|
seat, if you
aws th at have allowed vi:
The w a te r skis t e ^ y nice,
» . W e’ll
c ^ p a r tm e n t. The com m uniiy ^:em de\-elops.
Annelise has trouble bre;
vathing lik e, b u t t h a tt’s
’s re
i a lly w h a t you
>orate and w e e k e n d wa<
any community to incorpon
v a te r cow boys h a s etijo
ojoy i t an d le t th e law>-er
ers tak e
u a su 1subdi>-isiorL
w ears h e a n and respit
siration huiw to do with
now will allow anyone to :form a sucked th e ain
dready-pardied e a rth care
h a purent who is as
are of thie hiassles."
W oodland Hil
iills incorpxjrated in ind
in\-oh-ed as thi-s"
a ro u n d th e lal
township.
la k e dry. F o u r R u sh
Ot
is," said Dr. Wendy
Othier
that in
incorpo- Utah Count>-for
or the same reasoru
^nonitors.
T h e P e a k e s c u t b a c k to p a r t Jo h nston, the' ch
chiild re n ’s neurolole :a c a s e Valley families
The town has become
ies have started haul- rate<
Ited to gain e le ctrid ty , >wa
vater o r T h e city h a sISi no sewer system.
ime nt their Intel jol>s to ca
care for gist. “It’s a boon
i m e ... patients
preparing in g in t h e i r' w a te r fo r w a s h in g , powi
study for weary planners prc
on^to
ow er o v e r com m unity p la
laiuiing but c o n tin u e 10
to build homes. F ire
I"!
heir diildren. T he family' emo%-ed as th e ir ov^-n resi
!St legislac le a n in g a nid
d d rin k in g , R u s s e ll a rree facing
for casualties of the latest
1
I
re search ers e n d up
sim ilar problemnss, said, p r o te c tio n coomes
n
from nearby
ast A ugust to a new house
says.
tive “fix."
se. a n d ad\*ancingcare.''
Univ
niversity of U tah Professor
or'G ene
Salem.
i's zoning
In a n effort
i force th e unwel- Canr.
No one knew the town's
rt to
anr.
r out, tbe tovm first
•xtn
Wl
ordinances would allow a hhum an- come re cre ato
W hat’s m ore, a n ew incoi
s ta te s tu d y o f t h e tion
m ade water-skiing pond,1. No
b one d e m a n d e d aB S
on law will allow quasi-gc
govem Times-News corresponde
ndent
d^n^Z'
Burley Ciity Councicil meets
on propossed bus ste
top
The laatest thhing? C
Oath p3urgattones :
IFather dia;ignosed chi]
lildren’s
illness by uusing Inten
m et
^
Residentts use skiipond ass examplile of probblems
f
Poor_
Disabled:-
C ontinued from
fn Bl
a ggee n e y p ro g r a m a s s is taain t in
• H a \in g a nn increased
i
erom e County^ “The famili
p>ercent- Jero
ilies w e
ag e o f re s id ernts
n t who have th eir see
ee m ost of th e tim e do n:’t
’t h av e
basic n e e d s -driothing.
oi
ea lth insurance even if it’s
food, shielter heal
C ontinued from B l
’s avail.
allowed thema nto live a t home.*
ticns
n s ibased on a ^ .o r disibility.
y» •
—met.
b le" al work.
able
jected for the program to begin
I
Helping peop
» p le ynth disabilities
Set
S e rv ic e s p ro v id e d by 1LINC
• E n c o u r ai^ing
gi
O
p
p a re n ta l
Oin th e N orthside. m any p>eople
to liv e indepei
p en d e n tly sav e s che inclui
d u d e a n inform atioa aod1 treferinvolvem ent wnitth their childrett
on’t accept that tilings aree going
don’
. UNO is part of an indep
lep ra d M t state a t least S1.000
Sl
a moatfa - last ra tisservice,
e
personal assistano
ice ser• in c re a s ings iI>ersonal safety, a . to) d
chumge with inevitable ggrowthi,
r
Uving movement created
ed in th e y^ar th e statee saved
s
$9 m illioa, h e vice,
ce, p e t f s u p p o n a n d inde
iep e n big issue in th!»
e Mini-Cassia area, whic
’hich bring with it pnoblems
nssu cb
early 1970s ttihelp w ar v«
veterans said,
d enn t Uving ra p p o n services
es and
- i ibink so mle
e of o u r folks a re ass p>overt>and a hou sin g( s h o n p
who bad lost w w live in<
indepenBut som e legi
egislators look a t tb e sy ste m a d v o c ac y . A t th is t
ge,
N
o
n
h
ru
p
said.
'
Dillon
said.
age,
really
afraid
,"
D
•deotly. Sharrai s^d.
personal c a ree service
:
a s a b la c k U N
C provides services andI iin fo r
NC
• B o o s tin gi th e econom y
e prob“I don’t think they se e thle
At that time, there was
i sys- hole,
os no
Iof
of th e volume of peo- m ado
id o n to over 3,000 people
e with
thuough self emp
;ms as m uch." she said. “I
mpiloyment.
lemi
'1 don’t
tem in placs to help these
sseyoiui* pie who require
ire assistance, Shanmi disabi
(abilities.
*
R e d u c i n lg
g d isc rim in a tio n thin!
link they want to deal wit]
adults to live in their commi
ith th e
ununides. s a id They fail1 ti
to realise d u t m any
In
c e r to assist U N C coot
[n ord
b
a
s
e
d
o
n
ra
c
e
;
lianges."
e; ethnicity, sex o r char
They wanted more than an
i stin i- o f Ihe people receiving
inin
re
services a t tb eB visioo
vi
of independence,. i• ^
...disability, anotfc
ather issue Ineught
At
Abwut
65 p>ercent o f th ee m
i o re
tiooa] setting
hom e w e re foi
fo rm e r re s id e n ts o f h ost
s t Ifund-raiser will b e held
u p in Mini-Cassi)
____________than
« n _ 2 0 0 Jo c a J _ g e o B le jw ^
----- 3 h s iS J ! M J J « l» le _ n » n !
. o trp ff n te rs i he
b e la id ---------------------------- p . min. -.-M a^ 2 & ^ ef-tb e-A m e ri
-------•
H
iv
i
n
g
K
e
m in th ed iscu ssio n s a r ef I u ^
h
e
a
lth
in
su
ra
n
c
e
p>an
' not to be told, but to b>e
e ishow n
ythm
^tors cut tb e persoBal L«gioi
gion in Twin Falls, followed
D illo n s a id . Bl
a v a ila b le o n a sliding
!
fee scale inI po%*eny,
p'
what was available to them
B la in e
careaervioebud,
u d g e t .i t a c t u ^ p u t s danc<
n e e from 8 p.m . to m idni
n ig h t,
based on incom
t and fanuly size, Cout
ounty w as th e only a re a nrrb e re
me
as educational rights andd rje s p ra - a p e rso n ’s life
ife a t ris k , h e s a id . Count
untry F eeling will provide
ae th e
e m p lo y eers
rs picking up th e the
le iagency didn’t g e t m uch
slb ilitie s ,” . ^ a r r a i '
:h p a rAnyone in tbe MjagicV allm w bobas music
rson a t
«u«»iiisic T k k e ts a re $5 p e r perse
ctpation.
tid
p
"Therefore, monies were
r e m a d e a disability and
ui wants to Ihre ntore th ed
c
sdoor.
.
“T his is a ooo*
L
ood idea, especially
Lo^ a l co m m en ts w ill b eecom*
-av a ila b le to fund Cenjei
ije rs f o r independently
i eligible for serly is
FFor
or inform atioa contact Shi
f b r f a m m e s £ at
i t have a lot of chil- piled
le d with those
o th e rr Idaho
I
In d ep e n d e n t Living w
i h ic h v i< » a t.U N C. T
There are no lestric- at7733-1712.
33
dren,** s a i d Bo
te n d e s a n d given to th e, g
Bonnie N o rtb ru p , agen
']
_ _
-w i-
4
J
, ;i
.
.
n o r. Id a h o ’s com
» m m e n ts th e n w ill
b e in co rp o rated
e d in to a re p o rt by
t h e N a ti o n aIIl jA s s o c i a ti o n o f
C o m m u n i^ Actii
iction A «endes^.che
r e p o r t w ill bOe
e p] r e s e n t e d a t a
national conferen
J e n c e in S ep tem b er
a n d la te r given
sn tto new ly ele c te d
officials,
T h i s s u m mi e r o r f a l l , S o u th
C e n t r a l C om m
a u n it y A c tio n
A g e n c y w ill hhoi
o ld m o re p u b l i c
m eetin g s to go9 oo>v e r issues identiGed as concerns
• an d a s k people
ns >
w h a t should bee dc
d o n e ab o u t them ,
N o rtb ru p said
|
id peopile
a r e going
to h a v e to w ork
r o e th e r ag a in to
^ to
e ^ d a l l y ^ u^n g p e o p le - n o w
t h a t w e lfare h a■sso
c ian g a d .
“T h a t’s th e w ai y i t ib o u l d b e .
too,** d ie added.
d.
“It^t coing to
0 ttla k e tb e c o q a m f
nity to keep it1 to
t o g e th e r w ith t h a ^
refo n n i d ia t we
ve ieitp e c t to n e in ■
#.** ■
future.**
■
-
/
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Twin F bUs . Idaho - M ^ a y , Ma)
ulay 20.1996
West
A rtts
regon voters—
Ore
collo n y
ay limit
ferendums
refe
m
Micros)soft — is[s it the Ncforthwestt’s largestIt center o f creativdty?
1
g -1
.northwest comer of
th United States
if the
is homo to an ans cd
colony of astound>
in s vigor. The loca]
icals p ain t, draw ,
•oilpt. ovate sonic: ar
an and e\-en ha\-e
'
their onnti orchestra.
ra, with rehearsals *i
Ijg ^ V
_______ cvvr^,'
ai^_CM
owicerts «-efy
■
son.
.
Is thu cradle of cre
creativity centered
ill Seattle? Portland?
i?
.
(S iH
TV>- Microsoft.
Like most large co:
computer companies, the software■pi;
giant has a lw a n
been home to an amai
n u ^ collection of
f l
extremely bright indiv
idividuals. But with
V
• a ntnv commitmentt to creating multi^
media content, the left
left-brained side of
,■
I
ihe work force Ls com
roming to the fore
like a kid with a nev
1
new set of fingerjT .
1
A
1
paintt
’Ihat's no metaphor,
v /iif lL S V
nor. One Microsoft
■,
a Stone,
has been
fyimp leader. Linda
S
:
.. known to throw art p a rtie s th at
di-siniy any nntion of nerd like code
\\-.irriors.
archerrr hare come
--------------"Ycsr senior researd
over to my house and
Uld finger-painted
• ,' tU
-ue.-shesaj-s.
after dinner — it's crutf.
The company that
at built the DOS m j^Bk
. operating system is uundergoing its
f'ith nevb* products
own rvnaLssance. \Vith
induding CD-ROM-ss cc
computer games '
and Web sites. .Micro
crosoft isn't just
building good, solidI bc
bottles an\Tnore
•
— it's wtirried aboutt wi
what uine to put
in :hem.
___________
"Functioiialit>' is imi
imponant. but so
i-i the iv’ny the siin com
»mos ihioush the n s v lnI G
Gijoldsm ith, c o n te r. a n d\ C h ris L iles..o m p lo y e«>s
s o f M icrosoft C o rp ., rel
f^lax in th e b a s e m e n t o f th e ir S e a ttle h o m e . Go
jO ld sm lth Is
mg. Stone sa%-s.
window in the morning.
w hen h e is n ’t w ork in g a) s a p ro g ra m m e r a n d Lit
glas-ses. intense' ® v isuJal
al a n i s t a n d m u s ic ia n whi
With her neo-’50ss gl
Liles is a n a n im a to r a ni d a tru m p e t p lay e r.
ainvLTSiitional stylee aand e.xubertint
actually
ly been applying to another
ier
"It's a rv.Uly corporate
lie atmosphere, whose rece
Kent show in Santa Monica,
ca, cologist Brian P en l a f»
few buildings
kU\l's the leader of th
hee 'Virtual \Vorlds compaiiv
ny. but Stone got hold of his
fiis ihougli they kind uf sofic
fien it In' gi\-ing Calif,, aim
Imost entirely sold out, he o^'e^, i\ix> comes in at 5>ojn.
a
so he can
gn>up i,s both carvtakcr
ker and leader for resume
a called *'a million times"
; and
;s“ \i)u free snaclcs ;md Peps
psi.” she sa\-s.
agrees to0 w-ork
v
at .Miert>soft only as get in some tim e on hi:
fiis didgeridoo
one of the more “wild
.■ild"’(her words) (his word:
irds). Working for wh;u*s s<»me[le.At night, Le\-ine would
lid return home 1( ^ as it doesn’i
dc
get in the way of stutuw
hile
things
download
ad.
During an
groups at the company,
my, commined to tim es re
referred to as “T he Evil
l il to w-rite a collection of
)f shon stories dio time. “If
“I my a n career staned to inten-iew, he reached be
behind a bookbuilding three dimen:
tensional worlds Empirv*‘
r“ X\NUsn't on Iiis agenda,
published as ".My Hor
orse.” replete falter, Fd1ha\-e
ha to leare here," he sa}^.,. case, iHilled out the 6 -foo
Dot lung instruonline. The artists shee n<
need.s to do that
“I didn'
dn't ha\x‘ any interest in \«»rkrk- with claustrophobic ir
imagerj- th at from an office
ol
sp illin g over w ith
tralian aborigth ment. fa\-ored by Ausm
have a different senabi
abilit>- than your ing for Microsoft.*'^M
says. “In the
he grew out of h e r exf
xperience at sketches andsoeens.
am
ines,
and
launched
into
ai
animpTOTpm
as-ual techie, and hiring
ing them is a deli- world I1was
w from. ^ > p le don’t like
ke Microsoft and other temp
np jobs.
For anim
limator and trxunpet player
■er concert.
o ite process.
Microsoft
□ft and I'd bought into that."
t."
But the pnispect of ma
naJang a li\-ing. Chris Liles,
es. il's the caliber of his co:o^Vith
Mioosoft
h
i
r
i
^
aan a\-eragv of
;
When programmer.
i;r, mu.sidan and But he'd
i
d never
been to Seattle, so he som ething difficult for
or a w riter of workers tha
50
people
a
week,
d
n
e
r
iiat
imprt^sscs
him.
ematographer
\-isu.il anist Ke\in Cold*
oldsmith came on agreedtotocome
<
and liang out.
e.\{>erimental fiaion, ha
has dniwTi her
“You can
an say 'Gauguin,’ " he exults,
ts. Dan Coh-in definitely see:
» s a shift from
Ixwu'd. Slone spmnt a Ic
lot of time get-\\Tiat
i
3t die%'
were doing <v-as pretty
ty back for other gigs at M
Microsoft from “and their
c' s don't glaze o\-er."
I e\x“
an engineering outlook to something a
ting himTi-ady for \\-hat
Tat 1he’d find.
much he
thectwlesi thing Pd he;u-ci" he
lie time to time.
Iso pb>-s in the 4&mu^ciax>Liles also
ixv littie more CTeatiw.
"1 said .\a- w u ^ in
g to beoka>’ in sa\-s —sohesigned'on.
ling
soi
“There’s a terrible tea*
rasion between strong Micrc
icrosoft orchestra,
H e w orks in The
he B lender,
the corporate ennroni
onment? You’re
Mieroso
jsoft is nt« a conxfonable fit for
or w-.mting lo he free to do} ccreative work
“1 just finished
fir
my second season,
in. .Microsoft's broadbandd production
fS)ing to go to orientariof
ltion. and it m i^ t even’ ortii
rtist. of course. .S'ovelLst Stac>L->- imd needing lo sun-ive.”“ sshe sa\-s.
We plajx^d
l first three mm-ements
^d the
Its fadlit>- — the foUcs who0 iarv tr\-ing to
sairc VDu.' ” she recalls.
Us.
Le\Tnerememlvrs
rer
hjjTsdni cop\’edititP a in te r and progra
ram m er- Jim of, Boethove
Dven's “Eroica*’ and “Night
ht figure out just what mii^l
^ t come do\>-n
.\lier a tew years in the computer ing packa
ikaging m aterials there as a .Mahoney em bodies th(
he reverse of on Bald Mou
louniain" by Moussorgsky-.
that cable moidem ytHill11 Ibe getting in
animation industry'.. G
<
Goldsmith
had
trade-off
Ixn-ine’s quandiUT.'. sue
uccessful artist
Liles has
j nothing on ethnomusiIS got
si- a few >-ears.
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Groufp helps; men leijam whlat it m(leans to) be a maan
V.AKI.M.\, Wash.1. ((A P) — In a
liuinge on an u pper
er flo o r in th e
Vakima
10' mi
men sitting on
couches and chairs> ai
are p aired off
I'atL-io-face.
They're not talking
ing and th ey 're
not listening.
They're lixiking. Gaj
Gazihg. Staring,
.\t each other. Eye to0 tr,
ej-c, scarcely 2
feel apart. For ... minu
linute ... after . j.
interminable ... minute
ute. The silence
i> de^ifening.
.Men of the ‘90s are
re so misunderslo«xL
Society’s recipe for m anhood is
•'licing strong.' not shm<
hmv-ing feelings,
Iving n.‘sponsible. beinj
eing a provider,
m aking the decisions
}ns. taking th e
blam e, stiff upper lip,
lip. don’t show
p.iin." %;ud Tom L 'tter^
rback.
I'hat's ;iU well and1 g«
good for baseKill giimes and boardd nmeetings, but
ihe model left Utterbj
rback precious little nx)m f«)r \er>’ real
•eai emotions in
iiis life. Pain'. Grief froi
from a divoke.
- .\biindonment. Loss of friends and
family. "1 knew dam
r well I had
mn
those em otions andd ii
in th e social
im age. I'm noi suppo;
posed to have
those," said
sai Utterback. a 44-yeiU--<ild
Id is ‘'H oi'' Disagreem ent
nts are often passionate,
te. sensitive, expressive,
e.
father of
i
if tAvo.
and cenified mediciil
ill prefaced with “Can I gi\
!;i\-e \-ou some And they’re
’re not alone.
technolofi
0 (3 st at Proridence Yakima
la k-edback?" Possessor of
jf the “talking
In whatt may
n
well be the *905 verJ.
M edical
3l C en ter. “ By God. I'm a . stick“ hold.s coun. Ai tin
imes, the con- sion of the
le ;smoke-fiUed haUs of the
le
human being,
bei
tcx)."
frontations are painfu
fully serious. Elks Lodge,
le, men are meeting nation[1R ath er
e r th a n bury his b u r d e [1n,.'• One e.verdse calls for ea
each member wide and be
be\-ond to relaie — not golf
If
Utierback
ick vents his em otions in a of the group to face, in tn
turtvthem an scores and
id off-color jokes, but too
m en’s su p p o rt gro u p he
each
ich other. Self-discover>- is
staned in
i n ,Januar>' trailed tlie .
‘W
'W e m a k e n o i s e . V
W e put our
on1 the
tl rise, say men’s groupp
Sage Mc
M en's C ircle. .No
ipponers. Men’s movementIt
t a n d s i n t h e c i r c ilce a n d . s t a r t
charge, just
j t a three-m onth
jr u R o b ert E ly's book,
c.
com m itm
tm ent. In a w eekly
lO^
l o w w i t h g r o w l i n gg,i a n d t h e n
-i^
a
Ton John*. A Book AboutIt
meeting: founded
fo
on suppon.
f l e g r o w l i n g g e t s lUo u d e r . I a m
en," focused on bridgingg
Men
self-discoi
covery and growth,
le gap betw-een macho andd
b y f a r t h e l o uLild O S t.'
nine men
en deal wiih issues:
notion. It w-as a best-seller.
work, spou
xjuses, diildren. p,u-Bil
BiU Kauth’s how-to manu1ents and1 — abo\'e all — what
for starting men's groups,
s,
—
T
o
m
U
t
t
e
r
b
a
c
k
.
n
m e m b e r o f th e
it m eans
ns to. be a m an.
^ C irde of Men.” h ^ soldd
T h ey ’reL* as
i old as 56. as
M e n '’s S a g e C ir c l e
cons:
•nsiderably less — 10,0(X)
0
young as 28. .Most a r e in _ _ _
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12 ,0 0 0 copies since itss
their early
riy Mh. With medal1992
192 publishing. But “Youtl
lions of unity
ui
hanging from theirr he tru sts-th e least. Tht
hen tell him multiply (eac
each book) by 10 guj-s perr
necks, th
t talk. Or role-pluy. Orr why. “We’re iioi here to be nice to group, and y
[hey
i N-ouVe got 100,000 men,""
rally in sup
nippon of cach other — “Wee each o th e r iill th e tim
m e and yak hesaid.
make nois
oise,” U tterback said. “ Wee about m ierobrew s.'' sai
;aid one. It’s
Kauth an<
and co-f?under Jo e Lourr
put our hands
hai
in the d r d e imd stan1 preparation for dealing; with
^
day-to- stan ed thle
e New
:
W arrior Nerwork<
low withI growling,
g)
imd the gro\vlingg day problems. Utterbael
ick said, and 12 years ag<
ago in M ilwaukee — the2
gets louder
ier. I’m by far the loudest."
th ese m en are re defini
ning stereo- firs t suchI m
r e n ’s g ro u p , to th e irr
The popi
opular e.vjiression of sup{)on■t lypes. They’re learningg to be com- . knowledge.
e. Today, there are New
,
- •
a j
LEM ,-O re.-(A P).— It's th e
eferendum referendum,
anti-refei
h more
than 80 proposed bai,
With
m
lot initiat
itiatives on file this y-eor, u-ith
>cretar>- of state, Oregonians
the secre
}te T u c ^ y on a measure that
"■iUTOte"
w-ould1make
ma it tougher to put other
i\’CS on the bm lor--------------------inidati\'cs
referendum s deal
The! pending
pe
w ith such
sue su b je c ts as abortion,
sexual rights, propeny tax
homosex
and m anaged health care,
an
As any as 30 a re expected to
fy fo r a sp o t on th e
nber baUot.
Novembc
sday’s referendum, placcd on
Tuesda'
Hot by the Legislature, would
the ballot
sponsors to coUect
requiree petition
p«
st one-fifth of the required
" n a tu re s from each of
sig
v o te r sig
m’s five congressional disO regon’s
tricts.
Curren(
renily, it takes 97,000 valid
ures of registered voters to
signature
p ro
p « » .p
" p o se d c o n s titu tio n a l
Iment
am endm
e on the ballot, and less
for a Statt
tatutor\- change. Petitioners
Qow' ice no geographic requirem ents abo
about where xigriatures arc • ted . arid c irc u lato rs often
gather most
mo of their signatures by
[itrating on P ortland-area
shopping
ng tmaUs.
In 902, O regon b ecam c t h e '
ta le to allow citize n s to
e n a c t law s by th e b a llo t box.
P etitio>ners
n ei w ere prolific in th e
eni, puttin
Itting 25 initiative measures
on th e ba
ballot in 1910 an d 28 in
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th e U n ite d S ta te s , Cs
C anada an d
E n ^ an d . Over 7,000 mei
len have partid p ated in'N ew W’arrit
rior training,
Kauth said.
I
M en’s g ro u p s a r e: see
i m g an
“e x p lo s io n " of p o p uila
li rity . s a id
David Rice, adm inistra
rator for th e ,
Portland Center, Portland
ndLOre,
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tr en of th e
Northwest in th e W’arrii
rio r fashion.
initiating them into cru<
-ucial examinations for a'h e alth y and
ai m ature
seU.
In three annual sessior
ons, the center trains up 10 30 men oo\\'era threeday period at a cost of $55
55(W650. For
two years, th e program
m has been
almost fuUy booked. R ice;
t said.
Sq;m come with histor
ories of drug
or scjhial abuse. Others si
simply want
to re k in d le relationship
ips. All feel
their Uves miss something.
lg. ■
Warrior experts dodgee specifics
■
of
the program , saying onl
nly that th e
re “a strenuconfidential exerdses are
ous experience physiaiU)'.
i o tio n ally an d spiriti
em
itu a lly ," m
Kauth’s words.
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WORJKORFAI
kMILY
OGDKN. U tah (AP
AP) — U tah ’s Axelrod,
i em bership d irec to r of
1, m
if
f i r s t G irl S c o u t tro o p w a s in th e N orti
r t h e r n U tah G irl S co u tt
O g d e n 75 y e a r s ag<
ag o , b u t t h e Ser%’ice CC<
enter in Ogden.
S couts of to d ay a r e iinvolved in
An exar
<ample is ih e ca r m ainte-:•
fa r d ifftre n t activitie:
ties th an th ey nance )adge
bac
recently e a rn e d byy
were then. •
S a ra h A d a m s , a 1 4 -y e a r-o ldd
Girls no longer c a m
n badges in e ig h th ggra
r d e r at C e n tra l D aviss
‘■parlor maid skills."" T
Today, th e 5- Junior ^igh.
Hij
to 17 year-«ld mem bei
bers a re m ore
“ W e , hadh,
to l e a r n how to0
likely to d iscu ss con
:o n te m p o ra ry c h a 4ig c! il'a t i r e as p a r t o f th ee
issues at tr(X)p meeting
ings,
requirem
i
m ents."
A dam s said. SheLThf locus is on sue
such co n c ern s
is a Cadet
et from I.4iyton.
as g n iw in g up fe m
maa le , c a r e e r
L ast wwee e k ,,a g ro u p of y o ungi;
iip p tiriu n itie s in mn at
a th a n d sci- G irl Scou
o u ts w e re a t th e O gden1
en c e. p re v en tin g you
■outh su icid e. R iver Par
arkw ay. w orking to earn1
protecting the environ
•onment. valu- their eannhh badges.
ihg differences in peof
eople, o r even
Among
t
g them
was second-gm derr
pregnancy prevention.
Jn.
Bailey Cat*
^to n of Ogden. The enthu-•
“ W’e try to m eet th e n e e d s o f siastic Bro
Irownie m ade a terrarium1
girls out th ere loday.”
y,” said P aula in a picklt
kle ja r, carefully placing;
sand, rocks, d in and aI watermelon
v
sei-d into h er glass jar.
B row nies a re G irl S couts who
are first- to third-grade
[lers. Daisies
a re k in d e rg a rin e rs , JJiu n io rs a re
third- to sixth-graders,
rs, C a d ettes
a re s ix th - to n in th -g;ra
n d e rs a n d
Seniors a r e ninth- to 12i
2th-graders.
Utah Girl Scout Direcctor Sharon
Geiz said il’s increasiiggly difficult
lo g e t v o lu n ie e rs to l<
le a d S cout
troops. M any leaders a re women
who were Scouts as child
Idreru
On S aturday, Salt La
Lake M ayor
D eedee
C o r r a d in i,
i. G in g e r
D ahlquist, Jerily n Mcl
cin ty re and
:Sarah Y ates were hono
tored at th e
'O gden P a rk H otel byy th e U tah
iG irl S c o u t C o u n c il1 .w
. ith t h e
“Y esterday's Girl Scou
)ut, T oday’s
Successful
1 om an" award,
j1W
T h e hoonn o r is g iv e n to U ta h
w om en wh'
vho p a r tic ip a te d in th e
Girl Scout
\
It program
and are models for its ideals.
id
“Scouting
ing is som ething w e have
got to pusi
Lish m o re in th is s ta te ,
W e’ve got
t expand th e opportut to
nitics for wom
w en an d girls," saidd
C o rra d in
li,i, w ho w a s a B ro w n iee
while living
ng in B eirut as a child,
D ahlquist
list, o U tah PTA execut i v e b o aird
rd m e m b e r a n d G irl
Scout troop
op leader, now works for‘
U tah F eden
eration for Youth Inc.
M cIntyre
re is th e first wom an to
J
b e v ic e pre
>resident fo r ac ad e m ic
affairs a t th
the U niversity of Utah,,
Y a te s is m
m*
anaging e d ito r of th es
Box E ld e -rCCounty Nevirs Journal.
5
WildUfeec
jducator froomOregon vwins Irish PPub ■
• DUBLIN. Ireland (AP)
iP) — Wildlife she said afa f te r w inning th e th ird or th er to pour a pint off Guinness,
i
education coordinator Shi
Shann Weston annual ’’Wir
Vin Your Own I*ub" compe- played
j
a d a n s m atch an
and demonfrom Portland, Ore. can
an jpour a per- titio n spo
po n so re d by G u in n ess stra
s te d th e ir verbal skil
kills with a
feet pint, throw an acci
iccurate d a n . Brewing W
W orldw ide Ltd. “ I J a n 't speech
s
on why they vwint
nted to ovm
.\nd she has showTi .shee hhas the "gift think of any
m>'thing Fd rather do th.in The
1
Seanachaoi, whichr includes
i
a
of the gab,” the kind of•f vi
verbal fluen- run this beat
eautiful pub.”
*
c o-bedroom ap a rtm en
tw
cy so prized in Ireland. W estont was
V one of 10 finalists induded
ii
Frank G aU a^ei
Such skills won West
eston, 45, an whose 50-w-i
‘•w-ord essays about drink- >ron
v th e Kilgoban pub at
It B onay in
Irish pub Sunday — an
and she was ing Cuinncj
ness earned them a week the
tJ 1995 competition
■- •. rielightfd as she p o ^ e£ted-th*-k«ys—in-Ireland-a
te
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to T he S ean a ch a o i <pr
(p ro n o u n ced p e te for T
Tlh e S ean a ch a o i, w hich United
I
States have increa
S S S 'm
Shan-O 'key), a t 'K illa
lla lo e , n e a r m ea n s “ sstit o r y t e l l e r " in G a e lic , av
a e rag e of 26 p ercen t ee a ch y e a r
Limerick in westem Irelar
iland.
FinaUsts w<
w ere chosen from m ore since
si
we launched this pro
“I can’t belie>-e It. I fee
feel exdted, I than 55,000
OO entries from across the 1994,"
1
said marketing dire
feel thrilled, on top of
if tl
th e world," United Stat«
ates. They vied with each Stevenson.
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K o m h e is e r of T h e
W a s h in g tIton
o i P o s t o n M a g ic
J o h n s o nn ’s th ird r e ti r e m e n t
announcem ent
I
Double wi
rv in n e rs h e lp
Northern.
n A r iz o n a
'
TEMPE. A r iui - Niiunh Beime won the
800 m u lfrs a n d1th
the 1300 at the Big Sk>C o n fe re n c e O uitdoor
ld i
track meet Satur- /'
d a y n ig h t, a n d1 Bi
Boise S tale team m ate
M Uha Lo()ne>‘ <%
i>n both diL<;hes.
k-un
B ut a n o th e r ddouble
oi
wirmer — Nonhe m A riz o n a ’s Ani
Anna ^ d e r b e r g — and
N A U ’s d e p th hlelped
e lf
the L um t^rjacks
u n se a l Boise a s th«
the H-omen's conferetKC
cham pion.
Idaho M'on its second
se«
straight men’s tit]e behind
-d-^tting Paul Thompson
and sprinter Tawar
(vanda Oiiwira.
T hm pson H'oa
tl -UXVmeier intennela the
diale hurdles inI 5G
50 seconds flat. He had
broken a 13-year<
ar-old Big Sk>- record in
thc night before‘w
wiitha50.16-secondrace .
' in qualifjing.
C hiw ira won1 th
tl e 2 0 0 in 21.18. anjchored the Vandals
Ials* nct(>ri()u.s -tOO-meter
relay team, and1ra
ran tbe first leg on .the
l,60<>mctcr relay
t<
,y leam
thiit clinched the
\ictor>' by earning
ng 10 points in the final
e%-enl of ihc night,
ht. The Vandals finished
the four-day meet
i
et in Arizonii State's Sun
Angel Stadium mth
o th 124 points tu 122 for
Boise S«ate. NAU’s
J’s women had a 134-122
edge on Boise State
ate.
!
D a i r j m a n (hh iii n k s h c c a n
m i l k S h a q ' s i f tr e e t h r o w s
JACKSO.VMLLE
i E , Fla. - Ted St. .Martin, a 61-year-oId
Id iretired Jacksonville
dair>’ farm er is confident
coi
he can turn
Shaquille O'NealJ of
o: the Orlando Magic
into a 90 percent frec-throw
frv
shcxiier.
O’Neal generally
lUy throws bricks from
the line, making only
on 49 jiercent of foul
shots in the regular:
ar season.
St. NLirtln was: recently
rechallenged b>’
a group of teenagers
;ers to sh(wi free thrown
until he missed. He
^e imLv<ed but only after
m ak in g S.22I in a row. S t. M artin
charges SIOO for• one-hour
or
lessons, imd
he guarantees he■ca
can make a 90 percent
shooter out of anw
n — ew nShaq.
rone
‘ P l e a s a n t ’ O 'rr a n g e r e m a i n s
a s S y r a c u s e U ’’s m a s c o t
SYRACUSE. N.Y.
f.Y. - In ca.se >uu wvre
H-ondering. S\Tociwe
ase Univx-ndt)- is retaining “Otto the Orange
nge** as its mascot,
Chancellor Kennc
nneth A Shaw refused
to adopt a committi
littee recommendation '
w-hich suggested aa wolf
w as the imi\-ersit>‘
mascut.
O t t a w a S e n aIttoo r s d r a w 1 s t
s e l e c t i o n i n NJ H
H L d ra ft
OTTAWA. Can.«. - The Onawa Scnato rs will have thh e No; 1 pick in th e
NHL draft for th ei se
second jv a r in a row
after winning Sundf
nday’s d i ^ t lotterj* in
New York.
O tta w a , w hich
;h fin is h e d w ith a
league-w orst recorc
ord of 18-S9-S. is exp e c te d to n>akcr d(
d e fe n s e m a n C h ris
PhiUips the No. 1I pick
p:
at the June 22
■draft in St. Louis.
Ottaw a’s n cto rj’
y lileft the draft order
unchanged am ong
lg ith e 10 team s th a t
failed to m ake thlee playoffs.
i
San Jose
will pick second, foi
followed by' the New
York Islanders, Was
Voshington (a c q u ir^
5), Dallas,
from Los Angeles),
1
Edmonton,
Buffalo. Boston (ac(
acquired from Hartford). Anaheim and
»d \Ne^v Jersey,
C o m p iled
f
d from
w ire re p o rts '
r
spoWnT5 U N E
c o m a ■•MCH
734-6326
fot the bleu leores caB - 7
________
1 2 1 - 8S3
776ers win Is
stpick
, M ai
I
and toa»>« (hf 4(npi» tmtnjcttora.
T h c T i mhw
a N c t w ___________
S cores and stat:
ta ts
Baseball
r
C2
C4
The Associated Press
'
nis Rodman wa.s on the • I
CHICAGO - Deimis
nquille O’Neal; And on _
board.s. And on Shaqi
The /^Vssociatcd Prcjs
.ses iuid shot.s. And even
the money with pa.s.ses
on the reccixing end1 of a shove lhat led lo a
S E C /\yC U S.,N .J.- I'he
le i'liiladelphia
technical foul on Penn>
nny Hardaway.
Mime■cr^’where for the Chica- 76crs finally found a way to
The W'orm was exta>
thing go<xl out of not winnin
' go Bulls, who dominate
iated the Orlando Magic
and rolled to a 121-83
{3 vrictot>’ Sunday in the
, T he 76ers, u n d e r new ow n e rsh ip ,
BA Lotterv' on
i-h>T>ed E;istum Confer-— did n ’t really win the NB/^
opener of the much-hy
Sunday, but they will have
L-e the fiTM pick
ence finals.
in next month’s ^ o f t
M ichael Jo rd a n scored
sci
21 points and
The Toronto Raptors actu
ctually mm thc
Scottie Pippen had 18 for Chicago, which
13-team lotterv- held at tl
the officcs of
ndo 62-28 and took the
outreboundcd Orlando
l
n the
combinafirst step to avenging
lg Ilast year’s bitter sec- NBA Entenainm ent when
>7 lotterv- numond round loss to the.‘ .M
.Magic. But it w-os Rod- tion 3-S-7-13 — one of 157
— w'a.-.’d ra w t
ifted the Bulls most. '
“bers assigned to the-team»—
tnan whose uherta-liftei
according to NBA courncl Joel
Jo Litvin.
for this club," Pippen
“Dennis does a lotI fo
However, under an agrc
irc'em ent with
s aid o f his blond-hair
laired, tattoo< overed
s. Toronto and
that won’t even show ythe
. expansion franchises.'
team m ate. “Things th;
Vancouver are ineligible fi
for thc No.
up on the stat sheet."
pick until 1999. So the Rapit
ptor^ automatieel v>-asn't bad. either.
Rodman’s stat sheet
nnd draft posiH e had 21 reboundss and
ai a .season-hit^ 13 frally dropped lo the seconi
lion after their num ber wa*
vas dni'NTi and
fxiints. .Vnd the 6-foot)t-8 ,: 220 -pound fons-anl
the 76ers. who had th e vecondw
vc
orst
^ l. .301-pound O’Neal
was giiarding th e 7-1,
-ecord in thc league at 18-6J-64. movt.'d up
open the game with a
when the Bulls brokeL*of
:o first when they were ddrawn
r
for thc
130 third-quarter nm.
iccond pick.
“ In th e bo.x score,
re. Shaq w eighs 325
crencc to me."
pounds and 1 w e i ^1 225."
Z
Rodman said.
."It doesn't make a differe
uiid
at Croce, who
“ But th a t's lhe mistak
tak e people m ake in
' new 76ers owner Pal
led hands with
pounds instead of how ”jumped his fist and slapped
judging someone in pot
•epresentatives from oiher
er teams after
IS."
m u ^ his hean weighs."
setting
the
No.
1
pick.
“I
ca
can only six^U
ly s p en t m o re tim e
R odm an p ro b a b ly
>Io. I one way." .And in thisi case,
c
it comes
Ul jpower forward Hoguarding O’Neal than
wh he;ided a
race Grant, who-exceUe
eUed against the Bulls ^lut Philadelphia. Croce, who
ased thc 76ers
la.st >-ear in the playoff
,-offs. Grant was not a • ^youp that recendy purchase
o
r
a
t
least
5125
million
fr
from Harold
factor Sunday, going: sci
scoreless and getting i?
Catz.
refused to speculate o
wily cme rebound befon:
fore leaving late in the
th Continenthinl q u an e r wilh a twis
wisted left elbow.
^lick in the June 26 draft at the
al
Airlines
Arena
in
nearb>£
y
East
Ruther"^Ve do not know wh;
what his condition iiv" t
□rd. New general m.in;iger
I
rr Brad
Crc(.-nMagic cuach Brian Hill
ill ssaid, “but it’s probalerg
bly unlikely" lhat Grant
ant will play when the
„ will make ihe choice.
“I give my word, what Brad
rad Greenberg
es ■
Tuesdav
night.
best-of-7 scries rusiunes
;
nd
the
scouting
staff
decide,
ie.
that
v\ill
he
Grunt, who went into
1
Ito Sunday
with a soaright elbow, said thiss nnew injur>- is much ^ ur No. 1 pick," Cn>ce said. “I
lem and FU ask them why."
more painful.
T 6 ro n to g e n e ra l m ana
“A ver>’ sharp pain,'
in," said G rant, who
homas wasn’t upset wiih bei
)cing .N'o.
NBA lities in 1991.
helped th e Bulls win1 N
“It’s not deflating, wv kne the ndes
as inonetheless chided
1992 ;md 1993 but wus
uing in," he said .
by Chicago fans at e^•e
^7 opportunitv-. "It's
k-er>sore, \vr>- sore."
I—
, Hardaway had 38 poii
points and O’Neal 27.
-g
“Even th o ii^ Penny had a big game tiv
But th e M agic's o lhier
er th re e s ta rte rs — J a vy an d Shaq scored well. i
L
G n n t, Nick Anderson1 ai
and Dennis Scott — worl
irked lo our advantage." Pippen
I
sajd.
com bined for just two
i-o {paints as they suf- -\Ve
k'e’re not going to double-ti
i-team and lef
fered ihuir most lop-dded
ded pustseasun defeat then
?m spx)t up and find theirr 3-poini
3
shtxjte\*er.
i. If theM>e gtung tn beat as.
us thev’re not
u
I
iH
|H |B |L
-C .jf
E k |i £ |
-
C h ic ag30
o B ull D e n n is R o d m a nI ((91) flies th ro u g h th e1 aahir to g e t th e ball b e , tw e e n O
Orr la n d o 's S h a q u lile O ’N'
N eal (32) a n d N ick'A nder
d e r s o n . r i g h t in th e
th ird qlu
u a rte r o f th e E a s te rn Coi
o n fe re n c e F in a ls S u n dday
a y in C h ic a g o .
going to beat
b e us shooting from 3 point
nts."
1
Said Hill:
Hi) “ We have to fig u re* out
in
:t 48
th e ne.xt
4 hours how to get Nic
lick .\n-
derson and Dem
)ennis Scott involved. Wc
ce n ain ly didn't
j
I't give
a gtx>d account of
ourselves."
Jazz arre U tah’’s (and Idaho’s
I
;and Wycoming’s
’s) team
The Salt Lake Tribune
SALT LAKE C m ’ -- Never
Ni
mind that Ken Poulsi
ilsen ov^-ns
a place Cidled the Sonic
ic D
Drive-in and lives in St. Gee
icorge. He
bleeds purple, grei-n and
md gold — and apparently hhas a ton
of company.
“W e’re all Jazz fans
is idown here." Poulsen sa)
ays. “ We
mi#^t be at thc edge off th
the state.'lwt wr get just as exdted
about it as ih e folks in Salt U ike. Ever>'bodyy has
I
th e
fexvr."
iff f(
fever.
Thai wvuld be plaj-off
And, as the J a s p b y>•of
against the Seanle SupeiSo
Sonics for
^ W’cstem Conference
w cchampioaship, that fever■i:is mging
in thc provinces as >vcU1as along the Wasatch Front.
u.
From Torre>- lo Tvsin
RF
Falls, Idaho; from Evaastor
on. W>x).,
to Elko, Nev.. faas aree a
gearing up fnr another ru
run at an
NBA champioaship.
“We get a huge Jazrt cr
crowd here." sa.vs Mar>’ Kij
Cing. bartender at The Spons Bar
a r iin Rock Springs. W>-o. “l’n
'm a Sonies fan and there arc a few
f
Bulls ftms. but this is a J a a
tot>-a Wc had a full house
use (Thursday), and thev ere going
cnuty. E\x*o'body’s jarred,
ted, 1 guess.“ 'Jazied? In Wy
t’v-orning?
It’s no acddent.
The devotion Utah's; Nl
NBA franchise iaspires out
utside its
m etropolitan base is the
he iresult of 17 vx\ un of culd
Idvation.
^\•hen the New Orleans
IS J a a migrated wv^t in 197
^79, thc>landed in the NBA’s small
nallest market. The teain ne<
iceded to
extend its reach.
That’s why Utah - rathe
thts* than Salt Utke - sits in1 ffront of
th e J a a nickiiame. It ala
also' helps e ^ lo in why J a a
n owner
Larr>- Miller has assemble
ibled television and r ; ^ o ne
lerworks
that indude dozens of offii
iffiliates iii several statt^
Dj-ed additional marke'ting; tlools to
And Utah has emploj-e
build its region
onal fan biise; iKLsketKill clinics
cli
and the Junior J a n youtl
uth leagut.*s for girls andd Iboys. More than
6S.000 kids in
n II'tah . Idaho. Wyoming.. Nevada.
N
Montana
and ILiwaii parudpate.
an
Juniw J;uz: pl
plav-ers receive a jcrsev’; a.1 iickct
n'<
to a regiUarsi-iLson game ;ui<
;uid a chance to m ivt UtiiliI pl
players who nuike
n-guku apixrimt
u-,mces.
•‘When vwiI drive
di
into Burlev', Idaho, tir
or Bl;mding. Utah.
with Br\nn Ru.'^
u-ssell in the car. it's a big de;il
de. to them." sav-s
IXivid Allred. lhe
ih< J.ia's. vice president of>f public
p
relations.
Conversely,. the
tl Delta Cenier is just1 fo
four or five hours
aw-ay for the bui!
Kilk of the J a a ’s out-of-st^^tc
<
tc c'on.stitucncv'.
“A lot of the
r
le people
who Uw here drive
iv e to thc g ;^ e s m
Salt Lake; I'vee tbeen to a couple this seasi
?ason mv>«.-lf." says
Nlike Brock. wh<
»ho works at the Sandpiper
>er Ltninge in Twin
Falls. “>N’e’ve■got
gi a few PonLind hms a.md
r a few S^-attle
fans, but the J'a
a sa are lhe favorites "
In fact. J a a : territoryte
extends as far non:
o n h as B«>ise. Then
there arv the oui
outposts, such as Six)kime.
.*. V
\Va\h., the hotnetown of Gonzaga
iga graduate John Stocktoa
o a Stockton keeps
an off-season home
ho
there, and his father'
ler's tavern - Jack
and Dan’s - is JJai
a a headquaners vvar-rvunt
un d '
“Jack and Dan
>an‘s is right near Ctinciga.L,u
»uid .dl of the J a a
fans cn>wd into
lo ilhat one end of towTi." s;ivs
s;i; Kick lAikeas.
sports din.'aor• at KXLY-TV*. Spokane's .\B(
VBC affiliate.
“It’s a Sonics
i
3 town, but it’s aL-a) a John
>hn Suvkton town.
TheyYe going to niot for the Sonics, but thi
thev ’ll bl* keeping
track of Stodcto
cton’s points and assists. Th
Thc town's prettvjacked."
For long-distar
tance Utah fans, tho task; is more dialletigirig. Former Salt
alt L akir Woodv- Trathtm finds
fir hi.; J a a coff « mug now iss a conversition topic in B»wr
*wne. N.C. Finding
box scores is a lin
little tougher.
Pavinoutla!
asts SlumanItowinColoonial
The Associated Press
as - Reigning U.S.
FORT WORTH, Texas
Pavin h d d off two
Open champion CDre>- I\i'
challengers in a hot, wind>
nd>* Texas shootout
Sunday and won th e gold
lolden anniversar>Coknual b>* two strokes.
Pavin had a 1-underpar
t
ar69foran8-under
to ta l of 273. T hat
w as tw o s tro k e s
MH oo r o g o l f C 4
a h e a d of J e f f '
Slum an, who cam e from
m 1four shots back
with a fiAol-round 68 and
nd brieR)' grabbed
th e lead late. Sluman, wh<
whose only victor.was the 1988 PGA, was tied
ied with Pavin until
a bogey at N a 17 dropped
I to a x under.
xl him
Rocco Mediate, tbe S4-holc
tole leader, stoned
the day at eij^ t under, a shot
dM ahead of Pavia H B l |
kesJ But he dropped
J
and twice led by two strokes,
out of cofucntidn with a bngey
o a at.l7. p o s t^ a J f t j
i aat 27S Fh:d Cou73 and Glutted three back
Ip i a e J ^ w it h a 7 1 f o r a 2 7276.
« a stroke ahead
of Dq\ts Love in . H-ho finishe
shed fast with a 67._________
dov,’* Pavin said after secu
ecviring his second
Cdonial title and his 14tfaioonn the PGA Tour.
"Toda.v was quite a dayf oc
out there. A kMof
pen in g .;. A lot
I
‘ • V-"'
__
>
C o reyyPavlnrM ctetoabltill
r d liip u tt
_I
o r ith w
^ thinl |K>I« during Ih*
ro u n d
d of th* Colonial goMta
to u m a n ra n tliIn Fort Worth. T .x i ..S
, S unday.
V V n
|B ^
IhlifcjL
a H ||
1^^^
iQ n u
Sp^B
I
V
W
f
I
j
L - •* y ■
APmok)
U ta h ’s J e f f H o m a c e k lo o k s( fo r a n o p e n te a m m a te u n d w th e o u ts tr e tc h e»d
d a1 r m s o f S e a ttle S u p e r S oorn ic E rvin J o h n s o n in a rre c e n t g a m e . - »
Tdaho’s
T
Id
ownn Olympics
csshow :
pklenty of golId med^ w
winners
BOISEE - When the Summer Game
iiesbegin in Atia;
alanta 60 dav-s from now. 01M
>i p k r
Stadiumtl w
won't sec any nxtfv exdter
ement
th an Bror
ronco S tadium did during
lg last
weekend's
id's state track iind field d ia
'am p'onships.
Sure,, th e crowds vrill be bigger,
^r. th e
liner and the names more fa
times fa.'ni
iar. Butt fo
for sheer dram a, courage
* *"*'
i-m inute co m p e titio n , J " ®
Ihrill-a-m
ad can't beat those high sd
OlvTHpiad
who laid blood, swvat and ii
- athletes1wl
V^
on th e'bblue
lu Boise State Univ*ersit>'
> wn
Uld Saturda)'.
Frida>- and
„
Michael
t d Johnson ma>- run the 200
®^
• rers faster
t e r than Jerom e's Fahd Isn
pulls a m usde at the finidi 1
but if he; pi
he won'tt be
be begging the on-ste traine
5 ^
let him gea
gear up rer a leg of th e 4x400^
terrda>-.
___ _
i what tcmail was doing mocni
•n w fs.rt
settui
tting a nerr Class A-2 recon
d « 2 0 0 &il
Saturday. NVhile th e trainer
i r e o n t h»c lTiger qv in ter's
quadri
________
i
I
i
,/t
•
r"
I------
g
Outbilert
n e u
B r a d B o w lin
____
- th e large
cle on th e front of th e
thigh-Ism ail askedi
£ d if there was a chance
hc could run the fina
final race'of the day.
^\Vhynow?"hem<
iMnoaned. and later said
he h o ^ a couple
( aspirin end some
)le of
stre,ching would1 h<
help him get back in
th e race. Turns out replacem ent Sean
B urgess d id ju sstt fin
f e , a s th e Tigers
capped an o th e r record-setting
rec
perftn**-, <-r
mance with a win in th
t ere la y .
But oil of the moo
noments vrarth remembering were noc played-outoo
pla;
diewiD- •
ners* podium.
TVack and fieldi is
is an individual ^NTt.
The cootpetitiao is •gainst
a
oneaelf more
P l e a seas»e e O L Y li e iC 8 « a :
c-2 ,TSnes-Novk-s. Tvtriii
ay 20, 1996
«ri.i Foils. Maho; Monday, May
Olympi3lCS----
Strrong perrformaiKices marlrk rodeo
—
es.4 O a d t < T— w»»N< 1C o n tin u e d fro m C l
m«»Newi_-_
b e th e J i n a l s in Good
oding. M ay 30-.
more m entally' T he Time
W i.C e .,.e » * .lJ * ie in e x .* ^ _ __
No sport demands rr
*1
T h aIft :’s w hy J e r o m e ’s An g e la '
lay 'a n d P rid a y i*n»5h»n7 ii"
J u n e T . T h e Thursda}
m its pa'rfici- .
_
ih e - n e x r la n c .- lr ^ r - G ilb e rt
r r ish ed 'n o tears after fuliih*
iih* ah“d physically"frb'm
i.a fB .ta tfd 4 n R m :R c f L .M u a .s _ ' ___
«g in a t 7 p.m.. •
LEY -"B rian Tschannen1 of
o: -perform ances will bej
----- about .ovvrcoming-fe
C a re /s Jordan — HAILE
Ml'SMBCaa.Goa>t.213aPM3.| Sa• f e a r a n d p « in - ~ in g SMo;
un. - pants, I f i a v>-ondcr Cr
cond in tho 1,600-Tneterrun.
fl44. 3 ftoaNaMV 113&3 ShMk Cokan
on w ith th e S a tu rd a y p erfo rm an c e
and limits. How fast
ng w on th e bull rid in g; or
m d a f te r win- G ooding
ast can a m a n o r- s h e n m
mt- H e n n e fe r could stan
ih the race the way she wantr7,4 MtJMP<«*n.CP. taiSiS 0>.g
VTMBMa MR 304S
iBaoutf - 1
Sat- starting a t 6:30 p.m.
woman nm ? Nobody
1
X) and anchor- F n ^ y . th
tl en th e b areb ack on Sat
ly know
s fo r sure, e d to, aand
r ran the best time of her ning th e 100, 200, 400
,.201.2 T»«BI^ 14313 jMon AJl«l
jction wiU foiIn th
lool
'Awards and an auc
. bccause records are
Or Kitty Simp- urday*in
i e Distritrt’S high schoo
re iu ltim a te ly bro- c a re e r,•, surprising
s
ept ing the 4x400 relay. Oi
ever\-on 6 ejccept
ill m ove on to
bmi tK*« - t LM Ogo^ Good, tg 1«a*4 Am,
low. The top five will
ken. ,
rodeo,
h e rs e lff in
1] taking th e silrer.
son, who took the 800Qiand 1.600 be.
wt. isesa. > Airt ftta a t Ck*, 1 » m 4
>ocatelIo June
ing. th e £ tate rodeo in Poi
But the more impoi
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n win the mile
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e r 1 7 -2 .
,
t h l e te a t B ro n co w o u ld1 b.
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ttio a.4 RkM* C(K«L. Dat. ■
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ill on th e line
»he
” ew_ A^4 d is crus
u s women who put it all
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And if the ans.-wer
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ew failing to tr>'.
M. 3 jMcr Thcmp
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h e r Isaacs o f Jeixim e was CoOr
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a
summer, w ith"
•
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Ben K ohring o f Twiti
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ifted his ann in \ictory after
Kattmram. WH. 73. 3
71. J
» BAmo. 32ti 9MT »«, P ^ 1 . 11K
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of
lo, Jackie and
e n th and
n d e ig h t p erfo rm an c es■Of
ior Jo^«ion. Lev\-is. Flojo,
B up
vi*^ . n 4 tiiarit HMo. Jv. e» s
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r- M . .
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m oW ng
I two spots in the anchor
on IHcPi es P«rf. 3> I OWw. 7t
qualifying rodeos,
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1 a lls A n a le e le g o f the
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u< toai3 MMorv (Vw«, SaMWwon
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te rh o u t. A nd
~ h e next
ne. D istrict 5 rodeo will
M ai.llsm ail a n d O ste
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71. 2 T«a OM. BS. 1 sx*asja<r«
ishing second in the
le h ig h ju m p S at“ i to>ld
ld (m y team m ates) if they
loise next ^^ay
cy make^plans to be in Boi
urday. It wasn't so0 m
n u c h th a t h e r g m m e^ ci
close enough. I’d get somene- for the real thing.
opponent jum ped hij
h i g h e r i t's th a t t h in g ,"” IK ohring said afterw ards.
ds.
--------------------------she failed to d e a r S fe e t, 6 in ch es H e got: «som ething by giring ewr>-ry.
Brad Botclin ii Thec Tintcs-News '
T-'ven though she kne\
n e w it slie could • t h i n g , U)
n ca ll hitn at
a n d t h a t ’s w h a t cham pipi- sports •,'ditor. Vou cVn
do it.
733-0931. a t . 229.
on-ship level
Ic
CT)mpetition requires.
Tvwin Fa]ills pairr finish<les 4th
Tbe Times
nes-News
Tennis players
I
wvrap Up icelebreaker copen
VTELLO - T he Twin FalU
ills
; d u o o f B obby A dam son
;on
and Jaso
» nr M eyerhoeffer. finished
led
^
fo u n h at th e Idaho Golf Ass9daila6. ti o n ’s foi
fo u r-b a ll to u rn a m e n t aa tt
R iverside
de Colf-C uurw S unday.—
>air shot a ohe-over-par 73
73
to ™ n iJh
wo
h ‘ th e tw o-day e v e n t two
shots undl
i d e r a t 142 and tied with
ith
:dy
E agle’s Tim
Til R ichardson an d Andy
n.
.
Swenson.
nd
D ave M olitor of P ocatello and
1*
j o e M a llay
a j o f W eiser topped the
he
6.3M
ex c itinlg.
g . 6-7, 6-3. 6-4 match. Thase
• tw o le•amed
an
up to tak e the m en’s
fr-; (Ul 40-Cta0»w<
rwc*0.I
T^VLN FALLS - Ti
T h e I c e b r e a k e r . 4.0 doubi
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ih e Sogg>- O p e n D in g mia
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15 O.
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over th e i«-eeJccnd.I. bbut more tiia n b re n e r,-.6 -2 . 6 - 2.
asciK U 100 local tennis plavi
la j'e rs w e re ab le
>» M fri 4fl-C<*eltineerwd^ v
u u ia l te n n is sear
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Dave U ttle beatt S e a n T im oney,
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KMdtV>/n 14
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■CMMK«r«o f-3 -VMKTOd 0»M«.•.«.
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The Times-News
u w ith a 129
‘C ham pionship flight
rvJ^rrOm Pi,i,—1,1 67-74.M1
ahead of Bret aw
. overall, eight shots ah
[oatC at J a w . T>xrab74-r}.l47
R upert of Boise and T erry S p a c k .
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p . B oat, who q u a lifie d a t
ic-fiUcd Indianapolis
is £^ lineup was 80s, Ong
> n ^ s wos picked as a substi
Kti24 nn S.iturday. crashed-while
completed Sunday wi
w ith'three inore t u t e ddnriv e r by c a r o w n e r J oshn
hr
iciim in .inoth'er c.ir on.Sunday
qualifiers and a ^ yl-year-old
c
veteran . Menard
rd on Sunday, the fmal dayy oolf
I
liap.iiiiin he niijjit Ih- niim(>ed.
«i»o hasn’t raccd an1 Ir
Indy car in nine qualiflca
icadons.
as i.tkt-n tn Mi-tluxlist Huspital
j-ears.,
^t
“We: klooked long* and hard to fmd
Rnd
iM.- Ol !».n.k and If^; p ain ..'
StartinR at the rear
ear of the fastest somebod
Kxly that would be appropriate
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.iiioiher crash, rookie R andy
lineup in Indy history
ry inext Sunday is to do this
his," Menard said “I’ve Imowr
la was imhiui
lol.smaw
Danny Ongais, whoo vwill, tak e over Dannyl^for
fi ^ n y years. \^ * 're v e o
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• last dnver. iL>-tr\- to pt-t in thc__ _
ihe ciir in which Scott
bn Bra>idn q tiali~ happy~' nIb b e assbcratij'd'w ith' hirhi
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stow on IWO .itiem pts jiist
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th i> p III ftul tif (jiialifica• lion for the sccond stra
straight year, was
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D
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killed in a crash dui
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n on what S coit. J think,
^
ll th f di-itvtion of 1'* Indy 5(X)
Friday.
would W
i
want
done, and that’s to sw
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ty "I»en<.-d
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st nice
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ir.inis .m d such Vfit-ran.s as
ais, who turns 54 Tuesday and
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.tn Johnny I'arsonv !<1, who
I the oldest driver in the field,
.isn’t linvfii .it Indy suK'e IM.Kti
ta n the race 33rd, at the rear.
.
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laliUfd S.)iuui.iy
4-‘ he is a substitute.
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*as rL^laced by a substitute
ute
, ^
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.
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test Unllll)
tliiiffd liv th f r .S .-\«ito Cluh
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in his last a p p e a ra n c e at
Iin S aiiir
iiird ..\ .in .. .{-vfar old c a r
arship fund has been
lapolis
in
1987
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tn m.ikf
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p ra cticc0
fo r
th e
J Al Unser Sr., who wvnt onI K)
to ^----------------------------------------- • “ It hail
lail h ffn sonu- nine l>iit th f
d-tying founh dctoo-.
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d
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d wonder what might have
ive. grow th of th e spi
p lit bctVi-cen .-\ric Luytr
lytrndyk. th f <>til> i.iniiiT ui:
um- Sti-u.in M.iiiu-^1
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announced
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On
said.
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lhe lineup, iht- .yi <iu.ijirii.'r
‘ktn___ "T.iJx-,h>.n.-Nt I d<
_______ith e .f u n d .to __________
don^t I f J like I .. runnin*u
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en I dedded to come b a d r‘TD
to “' an U "S |reed w ay “ pros
e s id e n t Tony •Viva-agetl;
^tl a r«-V<ird 227.M)7. I.in-akiiu
•ant: tlot-rvi- to Ik- thc-n-." <.iid Sit-w.tn. ■ In.l'*.''')
‘'S'l. (h f last of 10 Indv ‘>00
honor Bra>ion, who ^
lionship c a r ra c in g , thh e George's Indy Racing U
Tier m ark of
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U'iigue.
the forme
1.1SI ih f i.isii-xj'riH.kjt- (;u.i
car ovvned by John M e
u.iljljer >n Indy - raii-s 1j:a.mjs M.irtfd. hjs ijualjin.iipolis 500 WK not m y choice
ce
With the qualificadt
don Sunday of \viu-.
h ist.irs at 233.100 nm ph "S c o tty turn >pfvd
pole for the second c
K'fd was Jtist over 20^^ rnph
le to begin. It jiisi happened
ed veteran H i d ^ i Matsu
suda and rookL«>-end\
idyk w^!l stiin nn the '< vent}
•nth di-v.-m-'i>> Ix-there. If he isn’t there. Bra>iun'sn's jKite sp ffd this year was ,
>*ear. Contributions tc
race on the s ^ e d u le . Butt I ies Scon Harrington an
m d Joe Gosek. nnv liecuu;
au-se luv nm t.ime iin the set.set. nnl>.«Jy \hoiild hi-there
re "
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at
that
time,
and
havty- th e Uneup will includ
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sent to Bonk One, 14£
>tewart will bt*
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takific oxvr Bniviin:'im's v ctc r.in Uavy J u n es
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c.illfd it “a Vfry em otional
N orth. C arniel, Ind..
it reinforces ray thou^^ts."
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CHEMNITZ, Germ any
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G ebrselassie of Ethiopia
ia :ra n th e
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pf tthe >'eor
Sunday, winnixig in tiuee
« nm inutes,
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“I am v-cT)’ happy with th«
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shorter d i^
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>rk on my
(ances so th at I can work
speed." he said. Gcbrsclass
Assie took
indouised
lead after 900 meters and
neet
home in the intenutional met
ica posted
Meriene Otte>- of Jamaica
wom'en*s
the fastest limes in bothI w
sprints - - tl.0 4 seconds^otte r 100
meters ond 22.80 in the 20 a
taica won
Michael G reen of Jamai<
th c m en’* 100 in 10.09. ah e ad of
Vincent Henderson o fth e '
Stoics, who ran 10.13.
becau se s o m
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20.1996
Monday,
I
Muirphy ssid les, Sigel ymlts I
i h SSeniorssTEaflillHac C kassic
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noi
not alwa^'s eos>' for me to do.
>. B
But diis
Murphy.sewed
^d up the toumament
iw
iN-eekl
was under control*'
on 16, where he hhio l ^ out for an'bagle
UPPER M0^
lONTC'hAIR, N J. - lile
‘
Sigel’s
second-place finishh m
was his Kriday.'Sunday, he
h' put anodier 8 -iron
.Golf Classic tide wvnt to bei
• CadiUacNFLCK;
best of the j-car. But unlike Mi
Murphy, a few inches fmm
m the pin for another
the player who
ho could stand the heat Sip
Sigel couldn’t keep it going
lg con the birdie.
m U b''---------------------------------hot
honest cfa>' of the jrar.-Startinj
ting w t h -----“It was a good
>d dny.-I-wai in-con* - —r Jay Sigel \silt
ksiltea and Bob Murphy the llth hole, ho missed fourr st
straight tro l” Murphy saii
aid. “I controlled my
cookfd up a 3-under-piir
3-uj
fairwaj-s mid fell a stnike behinc
69. conquer- fail
iind ^Iur- emouons. llia t’ss isomcthit^ I did to- ,
ing the temperji
eramres and the demons ph;
phy w ith a bogey on 12. M
Miurphy day that 1 h a d jn
(n>ublc doing on the
tk u ontx* doggci
SUlcd him' on the regular adc
;idd(.-d a birdie on 14 iuid coasteti
aed
r v ^ a r tour."
tour.
"Tlicre’s no other riNLson otho
thai after a poor shot
ther than
Mur])hy said th
“I’m n Souihci
hem bojvralsed in M o ri^ th
e heargot to nio,’* said Sigel
ihe
igel,” who on No74; he iniiy- hliave blown up in his ' i B
• dii." said Mun)hj
phy. who fini.shed <\ith a lool
ooked spent after the roundL“I stan- jTHinger years. But
lut when he needed it
twivstruke \ictin
ctorj- after he and Sigel .•d
edreally dry in g up. 1 didn'
ble to save par with
^
d n 't gel most, he was nbli
were tied after
er 11 holes. '•Heat's al- .‘enti
nough liquids going and 1 stu
stopped putts on 9 and 10,I, {putting the pressure
\^-.i>-s Rtxxi forr me
ir because it loosens x-rspiring
per
imd got real hoi.”
itack in Sigel's bp.
p.
■
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mc up. I’m m1 trouble
tr
when it’s a)Id
SiS^ ‘1 [ ^ e d his tee shot iit 11,
11, iui inPiiuence, he sai
aid, is something he
-v
like(Satuniiyl,'l
• 1. The heat'.s my diing."
d ia
w
licution
his legs were starting
roadcast b<x>th wiien
9
ng ito go. leam^-d in the bro
Murphy won
on the Thunderbird at iHe
e popped up his tec shoill on
o 12, he Siiw ihe samee players who made
Upper MimtcLiir
Llir in 1%8 and had tA«) cwil
uuldn^ risk ;m iippruadi o\xtr ih
the »»-a- misj;ikes the firstit two diiys vying for H k
sccoiid-place llni-slies
llni
in the Cadillac, le
: Uiid up for the lx)ge>-. .NIurphy,
er rand
.>Iu
diampion.ships Sur
unday.
itlcliiditig lastt year
vi
when he felt he whc
.ho .set the coursc record Mth
.ith a 62 '^ I ’m die luckiesi
.■SI guy out here,” he K '
“>;avf the tmirn
tirnameiu away.’-' gam- Frid
'riday. kept pLi\ing steadily.
Siiid. “ To bc ablee to play again with if c '' •
.liliiigonliiiiiiij-a
lg a loiigli sliot out of the
"I (Sigel) Ls im intimidating
"He
ng ffaaor the emodoiiiil cunt
ntrol that 1 do ... the. B L .
roiigji. •
off
ff Iihe lee.” Murphy said, “bu
•but the giKHl Lord gave tr
mc my hands back ^ H j l
"Mv g«vil this
V <\-as lo not niiike w;iy
lis >x‘.ir
r.iy 10 play tliis game Ls fiiin\-a>-;
^'u^^,uld and 1 count my lucky
li
stars all the B H
iuiy diunb niLNtak
Nt.ikes." he said "Tliat s gav
a v a s imd puit.s." _ ,
lime.”
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igland (API - Stephen eanii
inied 5176.200 for his second1»m7n on 40 mph di.«Tjpted aQfield that induded
.\ines of 'rriiiidad
iad and 'I'olugo hatded the
H
e Eun)j)ean
tour.
the 12 members of
if Europe's 1995 RyMrniig winds Sunt
unday lo ;vin the Bt'ii"I'*!got m\-sclf in a position to win der Cup leam andd most of the Euro-s*ni and I k ^ e s■iIniematiorjfU
Ini
on a day
and
id then I did it on the final
1
al hole
pcan lour's txst plav
lav'ers.
uW n JJ playerss shot
sh SOor moa*.
'w th
iththal putt,” Ames .said.-“At
‘At the
&>udi .Africa’s JIc^f
d Hav«-kcs took an
'^Aines s;ink a 113-ii^ii par putt on
stan
Ul of the diiy I was kind off 4i
4isap- 11 on the par-3, 2C
208-\-arri fifth hole
the ISth to winn after
ai
England's Jtm ixiint
inted the PG.-V decided to play
)lay im- Sunday, Third-rou
Dund lea d er Colin
Robson had,lx)):e;
)ge\ed the hole. Rolv der
s
r such
Kid conditioiTs...,! fe^‘l
e^'l.dif: . Montgymerissoaiw:
ud.lo an t>4,.Masters
son finished one
me stroke hack and feren
vnt now."
diiimpion Nick Fiil<
''*
aldo liad an 80 and
Derrick Ctx)perot
r of Engliind u- ls t\w
’Ihi wxMtJier was rainy and1wi
I'he
windy liui Wtiosiiiim — ihuhrcc strokes behind B o b» M
h urphy, rig h t, s h a r e s a la u g h w ith D ave S tocl
ickton o n th e 18th g re een
n Ibefore M urphy p u tte d to
kick. •
the.• fi
first thret.- dasN, but Sundiiy
lity was Montgomerie to si
start the round — co mnpp le te h is Iw h a t th e C:adillac
ad
NFL G olf C la s s icc a t U p p e r M ontclair Coui
‘ountry C lub in C lifton,
.\mes sdwt a fijui
;ijuil-rt>und 72. the ben
even
en \wrse on the demanding; 7,
7,205- had an 82 to finish
ih way back in the (ij j j
.. S u n d a y .
score of the day.
f a 283 lotal. He \-ard
ly. for
'
rd Oxf«)rdshire
CDursc. Gilsls
ii| to jxick.
s up
Avalilanche! beat RledW ijings 3-22 i n 0 1T
DETROIT (Al
(AP) - M ike K eane ties,
fs, is 28-7 in p lay o ff o v erti
frtim c
scored with 2:29
1:29 left in overtim e game
mes. 4-2 ihLs season.
S unday, giving
ing th e C olorado
Ro; and D tiroitls C hris Osgi
Roy
)sgw)d
. A\-alanche a 3-22 %-iaor>- o\ er the Debolh
ih were superb in goal. Roy
3y Ihad
troll Red Wings
Igs in Came 1 of the 29sa>
saves. Osgotnl 27. In the ovenii
.•nime.
rcnce finals.
. Osg<x
Westem Ct>nfercn
g<xxl hild il cniciid slop to ro
obb .Jot*
.Ytit it was a g;
game that will re- Siikic
Idc at 9:55 iuid another on Clai
Claude
mem bered more
>re for Haul Coffey’s Lumit
mieux 17KXS.
ch o ic e tt) be either
eitl
hero or goat.
Mo
kloments later, however, Kei
Keane
Coffe>' scored two t)f Detroit's goals, fired;
.*d a shot fn>ni just imide thee blue
b
but also made a major
i
blunder by line
li went' tlirough defensen
^ that
senum
knocking in oneeof
of Colorado’s.
Mike
ke Ramse>- ;md bet^veen Osgoo
goods
Stepliane Velle
-•He and .-Xdam Dead- legs
f< the vvinner.
s for
marsh »verv credit
L-diied with the other
Tlu
lie .Avalanche w ere 3-2 in OT
(
Aralanche goals,
h
Ls. helping
g<«ltender tlirouj
ough the first two roimds. Four
bur of
Patrick Roy snaji
nap a personal fiveiheir
ir six second-round games4 wilh
w'
game losing s tn
a against Delroii. Chicai
reak
iciigo went inio overtime, indi
ndudRoy. winner of■two
t\> Stanley Cup tiing
; a atrip le -o v e rtim e th rille
lerr in
BriefIfly in spoorts
bu>
Game 4. Detroit is 1-2 in overtim e b er 3of
1 utakes on both sides, I
fm
games.
^^
iwneas
asglaring as Coffey’s,
Game 2 will bei ]played Tuesday
Detrc
orado
itroit was 3-1 against Colora
nifdit at Joe Louis? /Anuia. The best- and 55^^ against Roy while winni
nning
of-7 scries then mov
oves to Dertvx*r for an NHL
HL-record 62 games this sea.v
•a.son
the nexi iwo.
Dut the
the free-w heeling confiden
ience
The wide-open sh
^ fyis
shooiout many ex- that narked
ma
the Red Wings then
h
pected between thlese
e two high-scor- ebbe<l
ii the phyoffs.
d in
ing team s nev e r ddeveloped. ColDctro
(roit was pushed to six gam
»m es
oradO/scored 326 ggoals during the by Winr
then
innipeg in the first round. th<
sea so n , o n e m ore
cii
*e th a n th e R ed
had10lorally from a 3-2 deficit
Wings. But both team
t'
s played a eliminai
lames
n ate St. Louis in seven gam
more cautioits styiee iiuid rcfeive Don of tlieJ second
sc
round.
KoliJU^Jci kept a' tig
ight rein on play.
Tlie
F Wings’ sudden vulnei
neraL* Red
especiiiUy in the eai
rarly going. There bility was
w: never so evident as in
n the
tl
were 15 m inor pen
.•naliie.s, eight on
second
id p eriod when Coffey’ss imii
the Av-.»lanche,
probnbU
irado
ible mistake enabled Coionw
There iiLso v^ere aan imusual numm forge
ge a M tie.
Belle ri'ings up 2 R
RBIs as Indilians take B
Rangers; O)’s nip M’s•
CLEVEL.\ND (A
(AP) - /Ubert Belle e.Mended
Ic-dliis I------------------------ --hitdng stre;ik to 20 giimes wilh <i two-nm single,
sin
helping Charles .NiigvNa, and the Cleveliind Indi
ndians
^V '
defeat the Texas RiUigers
Ra
8 -.=)Simday.
Belle's hitting sireak
sin
is the longtsi of his can
rarwr.
_
•<
and als«) the Ivstit in
it the majors this seiLson.
I is
n. Il
the longest stringi hy
h\ iui Indi.im pla\’er .since.-jubo
li
.
,Franco\ 22 siraiglii
ight in.l9S8, Nag.v (7-1) allo\
lowed
^
V
five runs on mne■hit
hits Ul si.v inning.v He struck
ck out
Vvv.
si.x in his founh siniight
str
win. Jim Poole. Jul
Julian
Taviu-e/ iind .Iikc-■Mes
M .1 finished «NTlh scorelcJiS
ess reBj
lief. Mesii got Iiis 17ih
17i s.ive. Belle's sin^e durin
rin g a •
^
threv nin fourth ior
inning off B*)bby Witt i4-3)
;
3) put
------- / • :f
Cleveland ahead./1.7-2. Kevin Klster hit his third
th
--------- 9homer of the scries
es ffur Texiis.
G raf winss 9th German Oj
Open
A m e r li ce a n L e a g u e
,r.j 9
with his 12 th homer
ier. C arte r was in a 1-for-l
•Jump before gelling
t
lg three
hits Saturday.
i^ i
Erik Haason (5-5)
a
•) allowed
both rum' and e i^
hits in 6 1-3 inning-s,;
liked
.s, struck out four and walke
four. .Mike Timlin pit«
pitched a perfetn ninth forr his
h ’
seventh sa\-e, sending
1 Royals to dicir sixth1 lo;
loss
lg the
r,
in eiglit games. .Mark<Gubicza
G
(36) w-as die loser.
Brewers 4, Twins 22
^UNNEAPOUS - Steve
S
Sparks stymied Mir
Fp
nesota with his knudc
iddeball for 7 2-3 innings, giv
' ‘ ■' ing the Milwaukee; Brewers
B
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O rioles 8, M ariner
ners 7
a J T^^ins.
B.-\m \lORH -- Robcno
R.
.-Uomar hit a tlirec-i
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jhM
The viaor>-, the four
APpho
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homer in the sixth
:th inning to give Baltimore
i
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A tla n ta B ra v e s outi
>utflelder R yan K lesko
was the 300th v^in for
for manager Phil Gamer. ■
Thi
lead, and the Orioles
;)les overciime four home rum
tns b>- flip s C in c in n a ti Rec
loss was the third inI a row for the Twins, who an .
^ e d s s h o r ts to p B arry
iers.
the Seattle M;iriners
4-11 in their la.st 15 ga
games. Sparks (3-1), gave, uj
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ing relieved by Marshall. Bozi
S unday. ■
for Baltimore, whidi
idl luis unn se\x*n cf nine afte
with two'outs in the: ei
eighth. Mike Fetters pitchet
home
Finley (5-2) .struck
o 10 and pitched a six-hi
>14 skid. Jay Biauier
k out
mer hit twv tif Scatde's four hoi
n -j
Wt- ihe ninth for his fifth
th save. Rich Robenson (0-7
rum off Mike Mii.ssin.
L
S
and
‘■•scaped
a
base
tases-loaded, noout jam in th
wina. 'vho gave up se\en runs a
Z il
the - struck out a career-higl
ligh
10 in his second complete
(7 .2 ) first inning, and shut
c the Yankees u n d ^L^l
a career-high 1.1 hits in sLx innings. MussinaI (7
ut out
3nlv •
“ tl game of die season. He allowed nine hits and onlj
stili tied Cleveland's
Ho\\-ard's sacrifice fl>v
d’s (Charles .S';ig\' for tlie .\L viofr
vie
Ty with
one out in the ninth.
one eam ed run.
n' Itiui. Bulmer. \\ho
Hudler and Jorge
Jor Fabrcgas also homere
•ho had twi) vilo .shots .uid ann RBI
P
red
sir^e. ha.s homered
ii four strai^iit giimes. /Vlex
!XIRo--Angels. Salmt
Imon hit a two^run shot an
?d in
k s2
‘nd
Red
Sox 12, Athletics
h eighth hom er off Scot
driguez \\vni 3-for-5
a has 11 hits in his last 22 aj. Davis followed with
h his
-5 and
.,
BOSTON - Mo Vau|
aughn and Jose Canseco hii
Kamieniecki(l-l). J.T.
bats. Edgar Martinis
.T. Snov»- addc*d an RBI doubl
iia and Dan \Vilson also horaer
consecutive home runs
iis to back Aaron S d e ’s pitch
for the Mariners. Aloi
luna- for a 4-0 lead in the first
firs inning.
•Momar’s homer off Edwin Hur
ing
and
lead
the
Bostc
iston
Red
Sox
over
the
Oak
do(24)madeit8-7.
land Athletics.
■ B lu c J a \^ 3 .R o \- a ls
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Vaughn also singled
ed in a run in the fourth■*"■
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.AnRcLs 10, Yankees
ees 1
KANS.AS OTY, Mo.
lo. - Ed Sprague hit a two-nii
■un ning to give him three
K IRBls.cn the day. The reign'
^ 1
hom er and drove inn tl
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three runs, and Jo e C ane
Tim Salmon imd Chili Da\-is
te r ing AL M \T has four
^T Ihome runs in hu last four
,g 3 ^ doubled and tripled as the Toronto Blue Jays bea
consecutive home
i
le runs
in the first inning
eat games and eight in his
fiis*last 11. Sele (2-3) allowed
ids.
Chuck Finley andI the
th CiUifomia /Vngels broke
>ke a
City Roj-als.
■ one run on five hits in seven innings, his longest
si.x-game losing strea
With Kansas Cityy leading
lc
2-1 in the seventh
:reak with a v m over the Now
N(
th. outing of the season.. C
Don Wengen (1-2) allowed
ved
O m e r led off with a doi
^■ork ^‘unkees.
double and Sprague foUoHXw
*< soc runs on se\-cn hitsi in 3 2-3 innings.
Se
S
M uster wi
vins Italian Oper
len for Sth title
imas M uster m astered thiee sswirhng winds, th e slipR O M E -T hom
perj- c o u n an d1 R
I ichard K rajicek's serverve-and-volley gam e Sunfth clay coun title o f the
th e• IItalian Open for his fifth
>'p"^ ^
M uster, th e dc
defending cham pion andd utop seed, used his punishing baseline gam
g
e lo beat th e unsw ^ded
dec Dutchman 6-2, 6 4 , 3ver two hours and reavscn
in JUSt ove
L*n 1himself as th e fa\*orite
Open.
French 0]
M uster, w ho al
also vs-on in Ro<ne in 1990,
►90,‘joined Jaroslav Drobny (1950, 1951 and
a
1953) and M ark Mull
.luUigan (1963, 1965 and
196/) as th e only
ly m en to vs-in th e ItalianI Op
Open three times.
av e M uster his 38ih carecr
victory ga\
.•cr 1day coun title an d cxtended his recorc
ird on th e surface over the
he ]post t^vo years to 95-3. year, he has
IS defended :ill five titless he had won at this stage
in 1995: M exicoI Citj',
C
Estoril, Biircelona,. Mi
Monte Carlo and Rome.
M uster plays next
n« w eek in St. Poelicn,
1, A
Austria, beforv going to
Paris to defend his
hi French Open title.
B E R U N -S te•ffi
ff G raf won h er ninth Gen
^•rm an Op>en on Sunday,
but was forced to battlq over th ree tough
^ ssels before en d in g the
upset run of Slovi
vakia’s-Karina Habsudova.
va.
T he top-seeded
s l G raf let a m atch point
nt sslip away before complcting a 4-6, 6-2,
2, 7-5 victor>- over Habsudo
jdovu, who had defeated
'h re e top -20 playe
yers to reach th e final,
G raf, who hass won th e G erm an Open
L*n im ore than any o th e r
toum am ent, said
id th e title restored some
ne tof her confidcncc for
'h e French Open,
n, which s ta n s .May 27.
She rebounded<1 from a q u an c rfin a l loss
i M anina Hingis last
ISS 10
week in Rome.
“To win on d aly
y again was very im portant
tant,” Graf said. “But the
u n ce n ain ly is still
ill th ere — it's not gone yet.
yet.”
Veteran Ml
loore and son wi
vvin grand prL\
KEY WEST, Fit
■la. - V eteran offshore racer
rao Bobby M oore and
his son W illiam e a m e d a S uperboat class
ass win and overall top
h o ^ r s a t t h e K e y■y W est Grand Prix on Sund
jnday.
They took th e le
lead at th e s ta n and ran1 th
the 4,2()0 hp, Mercrui.ser-pow ered catam;
m aran at 94.66 m ph to turr
tum in the b(»t average
s p ^ am ong 28 boats
b
that crossed the sstar
tan line of th e triangular course off th e! island’s
i:
southem coast.
M oore finished1 alm
i ost th ree m inutes ahe;
ahead of M an A lcone of
Newport Beach, Calif.,
O
whose 91.36 was second
sea
best for th e day.
Alcone won last Novem
N
ber's world champi
mpionship in Superboat
and his 117.25 av/erage
e
speed at last Scptem
tem ber’s national championship is a recon
Jrd.
T h e younger Moi
loore, 21 , was thrust into3 th
the driver’s seat o f the
46-foot Nuff R espe
p e a , a fte r ow ner Jim Robir
abinson could not travel
to Key W est from1 ia E uropean business trip,
ip.
T he S u p er Limit
lite d d a s s was won by Lai
Laith Pharaon, a Saudi
entrepreneiu* from
m Paris.
H e drove Zero D
Defect a t an average speed
^ of 82.79 m ph. Charlie Haim es o f Fort
n L auderdale, placed first
irst m Pro I class. Alan
B utler o f C orpus C hristi, Texas, won th e> St
Stock d a s s in Cutting
C om pllet
Iled from w ire re p o rts
Padrres keepp rollinglg, slip 1past Esxpos; ]V
^cGriflThitsN<0.3 0 0
SAN DIEGO lAP:
AP) - Luis Lopez.
who neiirly caughtt Darrin
D
Fletcher’s
tying single in the; top
to of the eighth,
hit a sacrifice fly off
ofl Mike Dyw in
the Ixittom half.
Montreal, which f
th e NL East in 1995
995, 24 games behind Atlanta, dropp<
;P^cl a half.game
behind the World S<
Braves. The Expos.had
ha been first for
46days.
D ave V eres (4-2)
R eed leading off th«
stole second and To
gled. Trevor Hoffmax
seventh saw .
'
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-hilter Kevin Jordan sacrificed
>ut later, Eisenreich groundec
dod
lm"oppc
iposite-fieid sin g le b etw e er
, and third. E>ave Leiper (2
top
o, pitch!
ched iwo-ihirds of an inning
and Rici
Licky Bottalico got three out:
fc^hisN
; NLieading 12th save. Bottali'
iked Chad Fonville and hit AnC edeno w ith a p ifch , then
out Mike Piazza, Eric Karros
Qul Mondesi.
«KSi iB
Phillies 5, D o d g cnn 44
LOS ANGELES -Jim
- , E isenreich
drove home the winr
ninth inning with hi:
-the gome, stopping the
gome winning streak.
Kevin Stocker hit a
against .Scott R adio
d in s k y ( 0 - l ) a n d
i -
C]
Ni fl
a tio n a l L e a g u e
p,„
Bra\ es
s 9^,R e d s 5
lm
^NTA - Fred McGriff hit his
ATLAJ
career homer and John Smolo
□la
e the first nine-game wirmerr in
ijon, leading the Adanta Br<n*es
e Cindnnad Reds 9-5 Sunday,
tjtiis Grissom led off w ith^ a^
[j;e
run, and the Braves beat the
for the l l t h straight time, in.
in3 SJ
g a four-game sw eep in last
V
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^
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S
2
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7
n
f
. SmolQ (9-1) allo»-cd
d just two hits son’s t>^tyruJ
>nm double oft Todd Jones
in seven innings and re
retired his las# (4-1), who
b
10 blew
his fifth save in 14
11 batters. Mark Wohlo
iers got the last chances. Jeff
Jeff Bagwell’s twtKun horoer
o u t for h is e ig h th1 save. P e ie hadputHcjuj
^
(^
o n a h eo d in dte fifth. ”
Schourek (4-2) ga\*e uppfournm
f
sand
^
eight hits in six innings.
*•
.Martins 88.,C<u b s 7
. ,
CHICAGO
tCO - Teny Pendleton hit an
Rockies 10, Cardliuls
5^3
RBIdoubleii
ue in the 1ith inning as FloriDENVER-EUis Buric
rks Homo-ed m da rallied
1 totowin for the llth time in
■ hts th ird straight gam<
me and M ark 13 games.-ni
‘ ■nirkWendeD (3-1) walked
■nwmpSoh (3-3) pitdwdi ta s w ^ ^ t t w Jeff Conine
» one out and Pendle*
ne with
as th 6 R ockies won th
t e ir fotirth ton followed
"wd with a double into the
straight’ Andy Benes (1-7;
;-7) lost his iev- right-field
co
i
comer.
Matt Mantel (1-0)
enth oonscattive stan, aUc
Itowmgsttnins pitched a» scoreless
sc
10th and Robb
in six innings. His ERAArose to 5.91 N en,theM
ar
Nlarlins’
seventh pitcho*. finWidi the save tied 2-2 inn the sixth, the ishedforhisi
lus lOdi save in 11 c h o i ^
Rockies scored four lunso
I off Benes.
T o ro n to B lu e J a y EEid S p ra g u e (33) Is g r eiated
at
a t hom e by Jo e
C a rte r a f te r Spragu«
u e 't tw o-ru n h o m e ru n1d u rin g th a a e v e n th ■
In n in g S u n d a y in K
Ka4n sas City,
J-ear’s NL playoffs. Atli
JUtlanta has ivon
McCriffi
ff went 4-for-4 with two dou"
12 of 14 overall, while’ Cmdnnati
C
has bles and1foiy
fo RBIs. He became the
lost five in a row.
■er to reach 300 home runs.
■ 71st player
^
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A stros 4, Pirates 3
HOUSTON - J e ff Ba
B anrell h it s
tw o-out, tw o-run sing
capping a s e
P tttsbur^ overcame a.
the ninth o d Orlando M
single of Donne Wall and
GUa(s6,Mi
.Mets2
I Mets 0
FRA!
JW^CISCO - M ark Gardi®d a six-hitter and struck
another strong outing by «
fchtt as San Francisco bear
Mett 6-2 to co m i^ te a
ader sweep Sunday.
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TWJN FALLS O a a n . nicely
Horn s o c r o t ^ to tht ao 8U-i
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C a n t r a i N E l o c a t i oo nn
•C lean • Ouiot •
734-6788
.
o r 'w e w ill r e r u n^
Q o< ^ C e n ts h o m e . $^9 9
d e c o r a t e d 3 b d rm . 1.5
pofiniondont of sc hhoo
o o ls. A
^
$ 2 2 .0 0 0 e ac h . 736-6 4 4 ^
}or
C
om
pare
•
733-0740
: |R O O » « F O R _ R g JT j
d o w n , u n d e r $ 2 6 0 /m o .
t h e a d a n a d d itio innb a th in nico oroa. O o s e to
S o c r o ta r ia l oM perien
d TWIN FALLS Tow nhous- |
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.-OAC. 678-9611.
s c h o o ls. Lg. living rm & TWIN FA LLS 3.21 a c ra a
INVESTMENTS
5
I
a l 7 d a y s a t n o3 •
' . and coniputor knov«4od
d
e a. 2 bdnn. 1 bath. Start-' jJE R O M E H o lid a y M o le l
kitchen, ideal laur>dry nn.
"I2 1 1 ' f r o n t a g a o n N o rth
roquirod: sc h o o l d istr
,0
a d d i t i o n a l c h a r g.ea
ing a t $ 4 2 5
d e p . C allI
w eekly r a le s sta rtin g a t
[ili TWIN FALLS -Oe Mariette. FILER Extra n k » c arpeted0
R R S T D eed of Trirtt ^noi
'
OW. frplc. n ew c a rp e t &
&
C o l l a g e R d . w ith 6 6 0 ’
background is proForrc
3 bdm i, w /garage in good
736-2838.____________
$107, 324-2361._________
to th e c u s to m e r,
1 7 6 0 s q . It., l o x tu r e__
d.
60®^ e q u i t y p o s i ttto
io n i
vinyl. G as hoat. 1350 sq.
^
d e p th b a h i n d C a n y o n
A p p ly 2 3 7 E . 1 9 t“h"XT’
£
le
Qulet a ro a . $400/m o. No
rounded com ers. $49,500.
550,000. 10%. 120 mo
mos..
T h e r e is a $ 3 e x t r”a
ft. 1 1 3 6 W ilm o re A v e.
• Burloy
O'
S p r in g a In n . 1/3 block
TWIN FALLS O u » l motel.
,a.
P e ts, rofs. rog. 326-56872 TWIN FALLS • 1 bdrm a p It T
— — Asking $72,000-733-8000
--------1 -------c h a r g e - f o r - t h o —
rt
_____
Wk. $375 mo. in d . ml0 0 —w w t o f Bluo Ltfcaa Blvd.
------------ A n - E q u a t O p p o r t u„n„I i „ . ,S56CVmo..733-965a_
“ dow nlow n.'rofrig. ran g e1,; $95
J
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QOODINQ -Now er 2 bdrm'
— ,
g u a ra n te e d
S 2 .9 0 sq . ft. Can PhU 800Employer.
ave & rofrig 736-1968
h o a t. w ato r. s a n ita tio n I.. crow
0
—d u p le x . gara g e.-A c.-w /d -------- I
3OT
—
733-2561 axL 2712.
package. A ds .
$335/m b * dop. No pets,; TWIN
r
TWIN FALLS Exc hom o ^In
FALLS: Oiprt Mom,
TYPIST
_
h o o k - u p . C a l l a f t o rIE
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ELCOME
I
CONTRACTS 6&
C a ll 7 3 4 - 1 4 1 5 d a y s o r •
m a y b e c a n c e l l e^d
good location, w.'nosat-up^
Wkly.
rate s starts $140.
HOME PC u se rs noocJed
■
934-6163
I
MORTGAGES* ^ J
*
733-8107_______________
e a r ly f o r c u s t o m e r
g rad e s, carpot. paint, bul.
Call 733-6452___________
^1- TWIN FALLS 4 ml. S . 10
S-i5.000 incom e poienlu
ly b a m & now wood patkj
c o n v e n i e n c e b uJtt
H A Z E L T O N S y r i n g a1 TWIN FALLS - nearty now “
^
a c r o s , 10 s h a r e s w ater.
CaJl 1-800-513-4343
M3
W TOP DOLLAR »
door
O
ntyS69,900
1115
>5
Sell
or
trade.
733-1S40
Ext B-10467
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For contracts, mortgage!
4 p le x . 2 b d rm . 2 b a th ,- ii
606
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Twin Parks Dr.. 734-7810
10 --------------------------------------■
beautiful. Won-maintained
-------208-734 8727 ____
ctose to schools. $525 m o> II MOBILE HOMES j
r e m a in th e s a m e .
T im a t o BulM on a 1 a c ra
WELDER
J
& q u ie t fo r th e o ld e rly .
in c lu d e s s o m e utiiitio s. |
TWINFALLS
lot O o s e to tow n wtth' a*
^ lairtiess siool w eld oors
rs &
1 s t and 2 n d F or S aila.
la .
h a ndica ppod or disabled.>
1
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C a ll 7 3 4 - 1 0 6 8 o r 7 3 4 -- HH A Z E L T O N 2 b d r m . 1
FOUR NEW HOMES
view. Coil Gflry for details.
fabn o i:o rs r>oodod w/ez
Is. ' I
602
iciplo
1
'/oxp. 1D -14S in terest Pnncip
■
C a ll 8 2 9 - 4 2 0 6 T D D 18522 or 734-6452
bath- Stove, rofng. R efs. •
___
. Undtrt construction,
P io n so call Id ah o Met
Metal
owrvod Call 734-9786
I
UNFURNISHED - 1
8 0 0 -3 7 7 -3 5 2 9 . EHO
■ req $ 3 5 a m o . Carotaker
q.
o n qurto cul-de-sac
: H A N S E N .S o u th 2SO Oasq.
. F tib ric a lio n . (20 8 ) 671
1 I
H OUSES
[Hearing impairod)
' TWIN F A L L S .2 bdm i. wa-•
can work lor renta29-4119
BtiY IN O c o n tra c ts , Iru3t
tru
Itn
734-eOOO o r 736-7511
I ft. romodotod hom o with
. 3940 for interview
I
ter/sow or/trash included. —
------d o o d s. & m ortgages. O
te
734-6321.0X1. 1165
Call ; 2 .7 a c r e s 3 s o p a r a to
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
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*
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*
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REALTY
BUHL, C hoaper th a n ront
WO h o o k u p s a v a ila b le .' H
HOME ON TH E RA N G E.
WELDER
.736-1762 for quOlOS. ____ I p a s iu r o s 5 0 ft sh oopp..
J
TWIN FALLS N ew 4-plax.
'
733-4321
' to b u y a ro o m y 2 'b d rm
S t o r a g e u n it in c lu d e d .
S h e e p C a m p Now cook
Woido rw shoo expenenc
le nco -----------------------------------large 2 bdrm . 2 bath, a l '
------- I O w n e r c a n f i n a n cj,®
e . TWIN F?ALLS-BY OWNER
Buhl h om o, m e ta l s id emt
d
$450. C ^ l 324-7593.
sto v o in g o o d condition.
R
yoar round work. S8-S1
5-S12
-----------------------------m
ap p ls including WD.
— 1 ! S104.000 Call 423-6291
with d o c k s & c arp o rt for
•
$3500 Coil 436-6555
Must
SOO
1
0
approcialol
fl
____________________
an hr. plus OonoMts Cc
Call i
306
refrig_ G a s ho a t 4 centralr TWIN FALLS 2 4 3 bdm i. J
—
only $5 7 ,2 5 0 . C ali Ju d»d
y
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This
‘S
a
t*v/l-majntair>ed
*33-3292 loavo m ossagi
Mgo. I ^ R N A N C U L S E R VeJs^* [jE R O M E 2 7 0 0 S Q 'f t . 's
or
air. S to ra g e rm . C a rp o rt f
Y o u rU W e
326-5680. Can Barker Rod u p le x es avail, now . N oI JE
j i R O M E 2 b d rm ira lie r.
:
’
nome
3
io*vls.
5
txJrms.
! bdrm. 2 bath on 3 ’t a cres
jy
G roat rwignborttood. Noar
anors 543-4371.________
pets, can 734-4120.
1f e n c e d ya rd in c o u n try .
^
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3
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s
3000
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b
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~ ~ \ DEBT CONSOUDATlO^
ION I w-«Qtor i su p p o n Buildi0CSI. $57 0*dop. Can Jody
$425M w. .$ 2 5 0 d e p Ind
I
215
.. witl ju s t j0vejhis_c«^tT Y
y_. -B U H L ..G roaL araa..vary.lg
j
-rtM - - C u l p a y m en ts up.to 6O
0 S — IMS—SeriO u s tH iyofs t>y- c/odirq f.nqr>0 a [iasomont^
K eystone Mgmt. 735-0300.■- .T W IN F A L L S C laa n2bdrm -- -- aiect-S-w
anjf-N O p o ts or----------- • i HESUHEraEPARATK?f
rX • Nic* quITi eul-d*-aac-ra c r e a g e wtth 3 bdrm s.2 2
2 2 U 24hrap p ro v al8 0 0 -5 n -66886
8 8 ' a p p t. $ 1 1 5 .5 0 0 . C all
2 bdm i. now kitchen, apduple*, appls. c a rp o n No'
,
smoktngt
324-2154 m sg.
NE location at 2029 Utn.I.
b a th s, sm all orchard. Uva pliances. ifl m a rjro yard,
lg . * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * peta. $40(ymo. 733-3742 1 J
___ I 324-7403
ProtmssiooMi m u m * *
__
V Ipw C ircl* c lo a * to0
w ater arxj a g u e st housa.
deck, no pets, $550 m op-. T W IN F A L L S . 1 b d r m s .
’ TWIN F A L L S - M O B IL E
Cindy dl 733-1600
TWIN FALLS Large n ew er ’’’J
Sawtoom S High
Call a n d a sk for Judy. . THE MGMT. 733-0739d.
H H ; JERO M E For so le b y own$335.
H O M E In P a r k . 2 b e d a p t n e a r CSI. 2 bedroom .
S c h o o la . Largo fam ilyy
*119,900
er. 3 bdrm. 1 batn tw m e
1. 2 bdrm s. $440.
n>om. 1 bath. W ater, se w ­
Ql
r o o m w w al Oar. o a k
2 balh. gara g e. WjO hook[
ELBA: Q u ie t s e c lu d e d 33 B e st value In Twin FaBs
WM
1 c ar g a ra g o o n larg o lot
e r . g a r b a g e in c lu d e d .
.up. allutU U esexcept elec\4 0 0 /m o n th . d e p o a it
5^
kttcnen. 2 firoplacos. large
b d rm . 2 b a th , a tta c h e -d B right a pacious & d e a n
Oo th e e d g o of tow n Now
$
Call 543-4371
dock in bacMyard. Spnatne pakJ. $475 m onth*de’
g a ra g e, n e a r B b a . $4003 No p e ts . 864 Ouincy St.
carpot & vinyt. vory d e ain
n
required.
CaU Steve
Kl or S y s t o m S 2 c a r
p o sit Can 7 33-6980.. .
p e r mo. Call 638-5578. d N ea rC S I 734-6600
n
: Call 324-9826
HALLOW S
—
garago Cuneni apprasal1/ ____________________
0 ***************
TWIN FALLS Nowor d o a n -- .~ Q O O D IN a.3-bdrm ..2 bath
■ d ! JE R O M E O r a a t lo c a tios n
-avaiiaoio. SJ09.SOO. By
R e a lty -------2 bdrm a p a rtm e n t rioar
— I
in Big L ittio R a n c h o ■S,
s.
nppt only vtH 734-T366
I
514
I s hop, c a rp o n . $ 575/m o.- JE R O M E 1 bdrm. No pots
Harmon Partt. No pots
1 4 0 0 s q .f l 837-6304
I n e atly la n d s c a p e d o n 1
^
or smokirtg. O uiel r>eigf»I
I
501
1 I INCOME PROPERTYr
$ 4 2 5 /m o * d ep 733-27S7 “
5borhood. AC. W/O hook| _ O P E t U 4 0 U S EI ^ I a e r o lo r a g r o a t p n c oo’ TWIN FALLS- B y O v m w .l
TWIN FALLS. 1 & 2 bdrm.
5
HANSEN 3 bdrm. 2 bath.
b d r m . 2 b a th s , d o u b le® INVESTMENT PROPERTY
^
; M u st s e a t F o r a a la bUy
y
up $280 rr>o 324-3221
TWIN F A L L S R e a l b a r- 1 m o b ile s , n o p e ts , r e ls .
’
$50a'm o . $300 dop. No
301
; o w n er. R e d u c e d p rlce lll • w i d e o n p e r m a n e n t*
Tw in F a lls fin est luxury
're q . $ 3 0 0 /m o n tn $ 1 5 0
sm o k in g or p o ts . 4 2 31-- JE R O M E . H o u sin g appU- : g a in ! 2 b d r m . 2 b a t h .
fo u n d atio n C e n tral a ir.
B U SINESS
lot . Call 324-6934
a p artm e n t communrty. 80I
>ioase check your a d for
^dop Cau 734-5782.
_
now roof, sprinkling sys-,
6348 or 423-4339
°
caborts a re rww be«>g ac- . c i e a n . ig . r m s . . n i c e
OPPORTUNITIES
u n its , po o l, club h o u s e"
-5
c o rro ctn ess o n tho first
neighborhood No sm ok- ~
Ck
tom. rocivood deck, Onw-'
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.
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b
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for
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ld
erly
,
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resen
tly
under
construcday tnai it runs, a s Tho
•• JERO M E 2 bdrm O o a n
i n g o t s . $495. 733-2323 C
a
or not financing Call 734ATTN: C o n c e s s lo n a l r o i
o l d e r l y . d l s T im e s-N e w s is n o t re- ; fiomo on larg e lot. h a s a
$ 3 S 0 / m o . 1 s t & l a s t -»
I c a r p o r t , lir o p ia c o w ith
th
8850 1-4 pm S46.500 ’. T T w m aa D a v a lo p m a n t C o
1982 GMC Dot. van. pof
~
a b le d /h a n d ic a p p o d
OFRCE &
sponsibio for e n o rs arter
TWIN FALLS Town h o m m
0
c le a n in g d e p o sit. 825I w o o d in s e r t 2 s io r a g e
d i s p e n s e r , c o ff e e urn
p
e
rs
o
n
s
R
e
n
t
&
utilities
RETAIL
SPACE
2 0 6 0 4 3 -6 6 7 7
2 b d n n s . $ 4 4 0 . 3 b d rm s. I
TWIN F A L L S -S e lle r willI
J.
5632 after 6pm._________*
1 sh o e s S fen c ed back
w a rm & c o ld u n r ts ." aali
l
tw se d on lr>come. For fur­
■MH—
■■ A dd la o n A ve. E.
'll
H e l p w d o w n p m l . . 5i ^
"
: y a rd . $ 7 5 ,0 0 0 0 0 C all
s t a i n l e s s sto o l w a lls i
th e r in fo rm ation c o n ta c t • $495.
JE R O M E largo, c le a n 3
Smafl yard storage. WO
,
515
I 324-4624 oRer 2 0 0 0 m , i txlrm , 2 kitchen, cui-do- i
co unters Must S ool Onl>
th e Jo ro m o H ousing Au126 s q f t Pnvate Office
bdm i. $47S/mo. 2 bdrm._
_ I sa c. 651 Madison Circle. I
h, o o k u p s . F r i e n d l y
,2 0 6 sQ ft with adjoining
COMMERCIAL
I
h o h esto rsa ^
S6800 Call 734-6976.
3
th
o
r
ity
a
t
7
3
3
5
7
6
5
o
r
$42SmK>. 324-3232
atm osphere.
red u c ed $82K. 736-1196
L J ! KIMBERLY 3 bdrm homo0
I
PROPERTY
1 2 5 s q f t office
1
T D D 7 3 3 - 5 8 7 8 . E q u a l ,No pets. 734-6600 •.
j
By
appointn
w
o
t
423-5769
Hair Stylist. Don't p a s s’ up
B lue L ak e a B M t N.
- ® TWIN FALLS-By ow ner, to! B U R L E Y d ow ntow n b u s. JERO M E 4 bdnn . $525 2 ' H ousing O pporunff/
sriis opoorrunity to t » youi
^our
2 OfTco Surto
^
b d rm . $ 4 0 0 . N o p o ts .
TWIN FA L L S. 2 b d rm 1
bo sold 2 txlrm i bath. 2•
b klg w /l bdrm a p t & bidgB
I K IM B E R L Y By o w n e r 33
own DOSS in ono ofr
I TW INFALLS 2 y r s o k ld u - ' b a th . W /D h o o k u p . a ll
324-2834
Approx 550 sq n
Q.
s a ic i iito d i s h o s . la rg o'
w / 2 b d r m a p t. s i d e by
I bdrm, 2 bath, double goBuriey s fmost sa lo n s Fot
p io x . 3 b d r m . 2 b a th . •
B lue L akea BN d.
f e n c e d yard, fruit tre e s,,
utils, f u rn is h e d e x c e p t
EFFECTIVE
I rage. RV parking, mature
sid e . Will sell se p arataiy
m ore mtorination contact
r JERO M E. 1, 2. & 3 bdrm
e x c e l, n e ig h b o rh o o d .
- 3 Offico Surto
i,®
Asking $47.000 736-8808‘
e ls e . R e frig . & ran g e *
A P R IL S . 199 6
o r t o g e t h e r , t e r m s by
la ndscaping, w ood stove,
Debbio ai 678-7243J
c io s o to O 'L e a r y J H S .
1 h o m e s. $ 3 0 0 lo $ 5 0 0 *furnished. $ 4 5 a m o ..S 2 5 0
, Approx 12 5 0 sq fL
c o v e re d p a tio , d o g run. TWIN FALLS. Country fun;
ow ner. Call 678-2884
dop Cali 324-2841.
'
O v e n /ra n g e , d is p .. DW.
C om m ercial L ocation
dep.
543-6277.
lia
v
e
m
sg
^
s to r a g e s h o d $ 9 4 ,5 0'0
0 I[ on 1 5 a c 5 bdrrri 3 bath.
»
W /D ho o k u p a re a . Effi­
wv
RE: R eal E s ta te
Off Part> Ave W
Can 423-6120__________ [I R an ch stylo 2 5 0 0 sq. ft. T W IN F A L L S - All b rick< JE R O M E . C leo n 3 be d☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆«
c i e n t g a s h e a t & h o t TWIN FA L L S . 2 b d rm 1
ADS
Apprex 580 sq ft
c om m ercial bidg. located1
room. 1 balh, $575. Good•
w a te r. R -19 In su la tio n . . b a th , a ll a p p lia n c e s in ­
”"
5139.500 Call 734-7364.
! IM B E R L Y . S o u th
4 3 6 Bluo L akes Blvd. N.
location, quiet stre ol. no;
HALLOW S
a rgon g a s ftiled windows. ^ c lu d in g W /D . N o p e t s
1 a c r e . 1 -2 b d rm o ia o’’i TWIN FA LLS. D rastically
H as 1900 SQfL m ain lavoi*
In k e e p in g w ith o uu r
pets. Cali 324-3230
R e alty
T H E 7 7 A f £ S W £ W^ S
dN g a ra go. A utosprink733-0374 or 733-2441.
p lu s 1 5 08 sq.fL in bsmX
^5
c o n ti n u e d e fh s rJtsS j h o m e N o w r o o f a n d
red u ced to S49.900 Con’
lo r s W a te r p a id . N o
CURRENTLY HAS
C o n c r e te p a rk in g i^ i in>
JO N E S WE HAUL
p e ta /a m o k ln g . 1 yr le ase TWIN F A O A 2 lg 2 bdrm . __
d o Jocaiod a t '7 i 0 W ashjQ
t o i m p r o v e tm e I w inr^ S59,000 423-6291''
THE FOLLOWING
U sually c a n m o v e you
b a c k . W a s a d e n tis t of",
in g io n N 2 b d r m s . 1 ’,-t
je
S 7 9 5 /m o . $ 5 0 0 d e p . • apts' Both w/W,D. siove. JERO
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For rWn or lease.
f>co, hair stylmg. com put-1
ANYWHERE
INDEPENDENT
bath, convenient location
Ref rog 734-1349
1 refrtg D isposal, off stre e t
22 room s, approx. 36'X 46'
me
ability of o u r c la sS3500 sq ft T . a cres toQ
e r d e p o t u s e a g e R e s ., Ii for loss t t ^ renting a tn x * . '
JtW /O R ROUTES
G reat fo» invostmont, re ­
pariiing. no pets. $475/m o
$ fuU b a sem e m . w a fvn.
&
• I N eed lo ad s 10 Calif &Anz. TW INFALLS N ic e 2 bdrm
s ifie d s e c tio n , w e ; yrs old S155.000 O ffo f
apt. in b s m t. Only $ 1 6 0 .-'
tirem
ent
or
starter
hom
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&
$
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ish to suit te n a n t. G re a t
FREE ESTIMATES
0 0 0 Cail Ray.
noar Perrine 0 e m Large
h a v e re m o v e d th e ! ' Falls Ava 734.7205
CALL LEXI 4 2 3 - 6 9 0 6 .
734-5761 after 4:30 p m
ic sm all cafe or specialty
for
CALL 324-3490
| - l a u n d r y r o o m . A v a il
»95276
individual h e a d inig I TW INFALLS Ooi-ghtfui. 3
shop Can John 324-7366
•T W IN F A L L S I im m ediatel 733-4330
TWIN FA L L S. A ffo rd ab le _!!
of t h e to w n s in o uu r I bdrm, 2 bath O pen plan, KIM BERLY, CaptivatingH
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r e a l e s t a t e se c tion-. ' 1360 sq ft S92.90C Ca"
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( o rshopptngarxlC S I 2&
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B ra n d now . d e lu x e a n d
n o w Start w ith thi e I TWIN FALLS By O w n er
3 B o d ro o m sn o w
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1200 bik Twin Villa Loop
N o sm oking S 7 5 0 'm o ' 'I v e r y w e ll i n s u l a t e d 2
TWIN
FA LLS $ 1 5 0 & up.
Must soil. 3 CXJrm. 2 bath1
available
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n a m e of t h e City.
room For o pnvate Show- '
200 Oik Villa Circle
Call 420-0110 Iv m sg
I bdrm, 2 bath, all oppIiarKOffteoSr'uUlS.
736-6022
, 1 4 3 0 s q ft .N o a r C S l
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200 Dik Villa Road
o s in c lu d in g w a s h e r &
647 Faw nbrook Ave .
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1300 bik W oshmgton St
W e t h a n k y o u f oj rr : S76.000 736-8731 Iv m sg3 •• a t 1 - 0 8 8 - 6 7 6 - 7 9 4 9
TWIN
FA L L S • W e s te r n
T wyi Fans. 734-1600
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•9 6-107
house, stove, rofng G as iI a n d law n c a r e provided,
trad e for farm 733-1540
y o u r c o o p e r a t i o 'n
n
TWIN FALLS P r o p e rty M a n a g e m e n t.
h o a t . S m a l l p e t 0 K . ‘j $ 5 4 0 • $ 4 0 0 d e p . C ail
R0UTE836
ofAce so a c e available, to­
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Tw In f a l l s . L e a s e du$275/mo * $250 d e p
500 bik AdfliSon Avo
c a te d in q u ie t p a rk -lik a
! t733-2963 or 734-8674
- plex n e a r C S I. 2 b d rm
516
ing this tra n sitio n 1.. I Exocutive hom o. 4 . 2 1 '2 .
Call 324-6778
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500 Oik H eyburn Ave
dow ntow n se n in g 1.575
1 NE lo c atio n , S5K dow n,
VACATION PROPEHTY
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500 Bik S houp Avo
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sq. ft 370 sq fl LM Ind.
• S l0 9 5 m o .S 3 5 0 m o rentI
FA L L S 2 b d rm . 1 I '
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100-400 bik Tylor Sl
- 6 9 3 PARADISE PLACE
I credit. S135K A C .'2 6 5 3
bath, full ba sem e nt New-,
-fu r n is h e d . $ 5 4 5 p e r
^p a rk in g a v a il C o n t a c t
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7 3 4 -0 4 0 0
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C a b in . P in o P e a th e rv iiio
ly r e m o d e ie d 3 8 2 N .i' m closots. g a s h e at. AC, - mo 7 3 6 « l0 e a 734-8779.
BUHL Old larm n o u S e .2 '» ; E luabotn. 736-1196
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a ro a . 6 8 0 s q ft L^rgo tot.
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l a r g e f a m ily r o o m .
FALLS. Now o r M *e TWIN FALLS Kimberly Rd
461-9474 e v e s
‘, s c a p e d , c a r p o n $ 5 5 0 ♦ TWIN
o w ner 4 tjdrm. 1' . bath
8 5 0 SQ ft M U S T B E
800 Fainvay Or
fro n tag e . N ice office for
_ 1 & 2 bdrm h o u se s. $300
4 borm. 3 battl. 2682 so
$ 6 5 ,0 0 0 O w ner will carry I"
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w ith g o o d d o w n O w n - TW
1 IN FA LLS 3 bdrm No |. ^ dep 543-4930..
^rent im m ediate oc cu p a n ­
ofofl patio, foncod comor
543-9067 or 543-6033
500 Lincoln St '
I A creo g o c o n ai $159,500
sm o k in g /p e ts . S a n d r a
e r/a g e n t Call 587-9021.
ups Can 733-3624
^cy 1250 sq ft. $300/m o
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500-600 Piorco s r
C all 7 3 4 - 8 6 0 4 . o r e v e 324-6752 or 324-8652
, W IN F A L L S G r e a i
ask for G isela or Bud
D IE T R IC H . S o a c io u s^ 55 I By ownc« 734-8264
Call Fred at 733-0723
locabon 3 bdrm, 2 beth. T W
, IN F A L L S . N e w e r 2 •. niogs 733-6451.
txlrm, 2 tMin 1600* s q ft
ft I T W I N F A L L S O P E N ’
d u p le x w ith g a r a g e .
_bdrm 4-plox. e x tra n ic e ^
flO UTE 359
T W IN F A L L S 4 6 4 N
N E A R FE A T H E R V IL L E I 1
h o m e P ric e d Ooi'ow 70
7 0 ; h o u s e S a t & Su n May |
$ 6 5 0 ^ 0 $40a-dep N o
T$500 . deposit Can 734. TWIN F A L L S : 1 p r o fe s L o c u s t 2 b d rm Y a rd ■ >
!00-500 HoyDum Avo ^W
S p a o o u s m ountain cabin
t h o u s a n o C l o s e to
*0 : 1 8 1 9 . t l 3 1 yoar old' 3' |IA C R E A G E S £ L 0 ^ . a s to n e 's throw from trio
sjonal
office availablow rth
sm ,oking. n o p e ts . C all
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200-400 M an.n St
c are provided $450 No
0427
for mformaoon
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I b d rm . 2 b a th , n o m e «v. I
waiting room , recoptionC a r o ly n 7 3 4 - 0 4 0 0 . o r
p e ts $ 3 0 a d e p 733-2776
' B o iso R iv erl N e s ile d In
TWIN FALLS • Toially ro I vauitoo coiiings through. £
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733-9026
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o I out. 3 car gar.igo o n 3rd BURLEY. 8 m ls E a s t 19 7
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C o n ta c t G re ic h e n
Ing a lnd*p*nd 0n i Jun­
0 0 « t;-3 .-4 m i N o f t h e
w ater Call 326-5680
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Dor^ t m is s t h i s s t e a l : place, foncod n v parking.
g re a t a re a . 3 b d rm . 2
734-6324_______________
ior rout* c*rrl*r...PI**t*
iTooway OiiOd load 300
A skfor Judy.
P ric e d a t S 6 4 .0 0 0 CoH
Q'l I fully f o n c o d b a c k y a rd .
b a th , d o u b le g a r a g e
,
. Call 733-0931 *xt 280 *♦
y d s of n v e r fro n ta g e
BARKER
Gary Hm 734-9450 or
I profossionaJiy landscopod
w /oponer, sprinkler sy s'
View of th o so u th hills,
Call 543-4371
608
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tem, fenced back yard, no
troo lined road I 2 o c r o s COMMERCIAL
^ I m o io <'«lras» M u st s o o
pets, no smoking CaB for g
in p a s t u r e M u st s o o
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PROPERTY
; S525 0 0 0 lO O S A sp o n a p p t to view 7 38-4017.
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SlS.OOOacro 678-9244
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w ood L ane or can Q n an | $
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733-4321
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o ^ b e re o ro iirlS
i d a h o 'r a n c h
quor iic o n so S 3 6 5 p eO
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3200 s q -n 1 4 -overhead
LAND
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1971
F L E E ^ O O D O ou- T
T W IN F A L L S • C u t e 2
do
door, office s p a c e avail
TWIN FA LLS .P io rc o St
E n | o y t b e r d n i a g a t i D Dh 9o t n e s f e a l u i l i u r
blew ide. 2 &dim. 2 bath.
M am G u rley C o n t a ,ct
c t -------------------------------------P r o p a n e h e a t 4 m ile a
—i h o m e s t o o l s i d m g , 3 5S n a k e / S a t m o n R l v e r s
b d rm h o u s e w ith y a rd .
2bedroacD 8partaefitlH
L au n 6 7 8 -2 5 6 3 1 y e aa rr EOEN 2 b d rm . p o s s ib le
2 4 x 5 2 . r a n g e , rofrig. air
E ast of Je ro m e 324-3101
'« bdrm. r , tjath. up d a ted
$400 mo • deposit. 1245
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mmimum lofm
co o d iu o rw . w asfw /dryor.
kiicnen, family room C n s SS p o c t a c u i a i a c i o a g e • O ta U B W f th M d M t f o
Sth Ave E. Call 734-5163
TWI
TWIN FA LLS C om m enaal
—
S29.000 423-4381
Moved to your lot & se t up >■
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beautiful
Mtn
views
Lo• M o t a |o « d D o r f n a M |
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r e ta il, 2 5 0 0 a q . fl. 641
MCI P h o n e C a rd ROUTES
free vntnin 100 mi radius. T W IN F A L L S 1 b d r m .
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Hugo proftt potential Loca- : E O ^N S2500 down. ow ner
S 1 7 .9 0 0 C ail 7 3 4 -4 3 2 0
hom
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r e c r e a t i o n a l r iv o r s in
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will carry! R e m o d e led 22 ■
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« $200 dep. 734-4345
• O o M lr ir c a ip a M M f t i
Idaho Mmuies to millioru J o r 8 0 0 -3 1 M 6 8 7 .
bod.SSOOMx? 736-1196. -I Appl me w n stio rja ry e r.
800-700-7177. 24 hoursi
610
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{bile H om es 734-4320. ^ '| ,
S a m p lts I S a m p le al
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smoking. N o pets. $450 *
I 734-4695 aftor Spm
Now gravel rd. surveyed, WAREHOgSEREWTAL
A sa le concontrated herbal
$150
Pop.
736-1560.
Contacl
M
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735-16001
t)uiidabie Exc. financir>g. Fl
R L E R 1961 Liberty 24x60 J
lood cnilod AWAKENfNQ.
! TWIN FALLS
Don't m iss out! Call owniw /l 0 x 3 0 deck& aw rW w In TWIN
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651
FALLS 2 bdrm.. 440
, A R eal FIndl This vory vrtrfi
STO RA G E QA RA QES 1 &
e r to doy (208)839-2601
iF i le r P a r k . 3 b d r m ., 2
e
loose woigh! la st witr>oot
Elm
S t . $450/m o.» dep.,
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■; m ainiainod a n d tastefully
(0 3 O 0 3OPCT)
Ibath, o p en floor plan. New
2 c a r. 7 3 3 -3 9 1 4 d a y s.
7
m a h an g or ephodra. BuUd
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733-9656.______________
' docoraied c o ttag e is new
734-22S3 evea. & wknda.
wirtdows a n d c a r p a l M ust —
a grooi bu sin e ss by grvmg
; on the m arket T hree bodr
FALLS 4 bdm i. 1%
s e e l S 2 6 . 0 0 0 / o f f e r v TWIN
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,i w a y s a m p l e s C a l l
I rooms. 1 '.■>b a th s on moin
bt a l h . g o o d l o c a t t o n .
733-3667
678-5989
T IM E S C U X SSIFIE DJ I an d ba serrw it levels Lots
$700ftno. 1 s t last. & $250
I1 ol g reat new lar>dscaping
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dop.
Call 686-7169.
1 in s e c lu d e d b a c k y a rd .
h o m o , lo c a t e d In F Ira t —
e n d run your ow n sto re
Pric ed right a t S8 3 ,9 0 0 .
W m FALLS Brick 3 bdrm.
C l a s s C o u rt in H a n a e n . T
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F o r m to r m a tf o n w rite :
Located on troo Unad u p ­
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HAOERMAN
p e r ‘P r e s id e n t S tra a tl*
. nice a re a , no amok4100. H ouston. TX 77077'
.& w ater h a ata r. $11,500.
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Now h cp io ’on quiet itreot.
Ja n o G eo rg e «96-021.
If or p e ts . $ 5 5 0 /m o . »
Z Pick your carp ets & colors
EQUAL HOUSING
J 4 23-4531. 206-232-6071.
dep. & leaae. 733-5542
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$129,900
OPPORTUNrrY
MOBILE HO M ES
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THOMPSON A NELSON
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WV. e h a v e a a v a ra ls ln o la a n d TWIN
TV
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n m w o r a u tie d to rw F »
b^ a th , f e n c e d b a ck ya rd ,
d^ o u b le w id a s to c h o o a a
837-6313 or 837-6294 ^
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great
kicattonl $750/m oni
from. F o r d e ta ts cafl For^
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Mobile 734-6321. ext I t t o
th^depoaK. C a l 733-6210.
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206-734-8727
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IN F A L L S . I d e a l fo r
TV
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lor h o b b la a/c rafts. p ratiy
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starttng a t 7.75% f o r
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C ad 543-4371
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in g o r d rin k in g . $ 2 0 0 *
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phona 6 3 7 ^ 8 .
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M ln leap o lis-M o lln e,, UB
UE
^
^ A W I S r a W C CEE S
•HM tW lW M lOUM
OM.
with htFHoader. 5* bucket
5100w.fL
tk 'a n d
OOOd-CotvUbotuCan 4 3 6
w rtrjr14-ow w t»»fl(Jc
B 000/ -®
^
. J g r _ _ ^ w ^ ^ 4 k e £ t e or 2rh lra .. _ 9 6 j2 r ta r 7 P M .
--------
M ARE . 4 y e w browiVbla
- c k , p r o v e n p r o d u c eJ ?
r'
o p e n , h a d s o m e rid inng!
g
$1200, C a l 788-2913- ___
- -W araheuMw/oh«
4d00»q.n.
-
______ TRU CK 1 9 7 6 C h e v y s e rr-
---------
PASTURE WAMTCD
^
tefy®arilr>as,
CaB324-2600
a 735.
Custom swathing. Call
7:
7 7 6 4orm obae73M'1719
7
-423-5827.
''
— ; FREE fertilizer. Blosotl
solids
f r o m t h e T w in F- a ll l s
W astew ater Treatnic
tn ie n l
g R O O m ^ B W ifTQ)
j^
P l a n t . I D E Q & EEFP A
e pi
preap p ro v e d . Looking
ig lf o r
K lU B E R L Y F « m a le
is e s .(t. fann. pasture, or set aasi
sid e
ferrod. shars expanses
land for application. Fr
Fre e
Intefw tad 423-69*9>ev«s.
gv
—
soil analysis a delive
ivery.
R o o m m a l a 10 s h a■r <^ 2
P lease contact OM!II Inc.
If
txJnn. $20 0 plus Hi.utaittutt
for m o re Inform atio
t io n .
w .N oam o>dno.736-2<
r2435.
734-9934.
t
^
616
9.9dual from k>odor. $29,9M sn y m o d e ls aanndd
h o r s e p o w e r a v a ila b3le,
le ,
D e p e n d a b l e p a r t s aanndd
servica backup. C om ee in
our
a n d m e et Troy R ose, our
S h o p F o re m an , form erly
»nt.
of In te rsta te Im plem ent,
Jert)m e. $29,995 on current stock, good Ihrough
^
7/M96. Leasing availabie.
208-324-5858
___
■"
I
tm
Z
_
Diemond-a cL round, very
high quality, brStant cut,
mustael. (206)526<63a
*1
I
812
1
814
I
I
KEATING & , ^ E W | l £ Y ^ F U ^J
lAIRCONDfnOWMG
I
I
p la n t,
v i c e t r u c k , h y d r a u li c
All g ro u n d w ork, pli
boom , Lincoln w eU er.“ 'ai if
a w a t h . b e l a . s ttaa ic k ,
cho p .lo ad er work, rno c k
com presa or.
u illn g . IHC 5 0 0 0 sw ath w , dual a u
picker, m anure haull
)-6 8 6 e
Oer. condRioner. AC. C at
Randy Weaver. 543-61
___
le e *
Big Balea from the flek
-W w vhouM O ffle*
M d t o -------------------------------------oper- WANT TO BUY wide frcm
hMtKl. 7800 aq.n.
I.n.
the stack all bi oneI o(
is s
....... .........e n d tor 2 5 20 Jo h n Deere
________ atton our^oecialty.—
d
tractor. 4 3 8 -» 9 2 .
«ee«
BaleeUnllm hed
P*»g3e8
H A L L O W SS
2 ^
■ ■ P tadn g a n ad in D w c tassaM
RMtty
ake.
CUSTOM CHEMICAL/
lL A P n h m * b • plN * ol cake.
PUCATKM anywtien
>eraln
C al 733-0331.
734-43341
Magic Vallay. U a lle
lie R . _________________________
O m a c d . . . lha KfciUoo
tkxiki
Jorw e 73>64S8 o r 332 6 - W O W M H o b b y H o r a a
"•w Jl. 73i-0331.
•
° * ...... - 41O Tor420-ia20 —
--------:
- T r a e t o r a -E q u lp m e n l
,
.
C o. introduces Ibe affordI C uatom mechanical rt
4
613
ab le, d e p en d a b le, brand
m
n
P*ekef.
Can
Wayne
Bo»
JP A S T U R E W A M T e
new R h in o 754. 75 HP
liS il
S 43-eri9
4x4 wtth large heavy duty
3uty
— 1 COUCH an d toveeeoLm kln lg h t b l u e v e lv e t, g o^rg a o u s l $ 4 0 0 / s e, lI,
714
SW NE
P IG S , w e a n e r a n d fee d ei
___________
^ R W a D iamond'S^'ltalre,.
8 1 5 - ^ ^ “ .........
— STO V E.-Eirtn m i f r r t osrr
■u~ ' f pig s to r sa le P le a s e c a t
P A L O illN O m a re : AOHA
ladles. Round sh ap e dd,'“ “ OINJMO S E T w«n 4 chairs..
^
^ s a I r - .£ x J r a .i a r a « a .v e rnr.
y __ 8 i k a ra t-14.karat gold..
d ! , 1 L A W W A G A R O E N _________
,
- 6 y s .- r 1 6 - g h a n d s. tasO0O0 .- —73 4 .2781..,.
— r $T2S. ErTteftak*Twn|-ten-^
nee.
Call
3^6-407^
Sll -O COtor.Cal 734-660&
7 6 8 < 0 1 7 ______________
te r, $75. Cafl 734-2563.
^
A-1 BEST ROTOTILLmO
—
Thhyevwab* our best] Um•
ewr. lal.
or tmw W iTa Reasonable. Iree eeflmaaa.
OH . 8 y e ara old. Palam ire
OtM NO TABLE, solid oak
Mk
O M M .r3»-033t. .
' dMlMad.733-0331.
Col 733-6789..
" g e l d i n g , w e l l b r o klee . I ■
arw « p a d d e d chairs a oot$ 1 5 0 0 . 1 8 y e a r o ld O h
I I 9 ^ ^
■ ■
ner hm ch.$3500.734-7366
m
to r I ^
b a y g e td in g . loo k ing fo<
r e t l r a m e n t . $ 6 0 00 .
I
lal.
326-4171.
•rry
_______ zH m ta O M tn b o u m
i2 iO a q .fL w /o m c » t
1 0 ^ 12’ o vo rttM d’2d o5 T
•W trV hO U M M tolM I
1 7 x 1 4 -ovsrtw K l «
doo
o r.
1000 «q.n.
i
I
Q U AR TER H O R SE 8 y rs
AQHA g eld in g from Doc
B a r /S n lp p e r b r e e d in g
Very g en tle $2tX)0 C:aa
al
423-4758
___
1
801
I
g
A N T IQ U E S &
C O L L E C T IB L E S
R e g . M iniature M e d iterra­
n e a n d o n k e y s re a d y for
1 ^ CLA U O IA 'S C aM n. 2 mi.
_r>ffw.homo9. they.w ia.piJl
n il- „ S ..o l- B u h i.o n .F a lr- S t-ls
I
y o u r c a r l , g u a r d y o uu rr
doan in g, painttng. a makiw*
h e rd , p a ck y o u r stuff, aa
mg d eals M on-S at. 10-5.
b e your friend. 543-61188
Wo h ave baby go a ts too!
mi.
..is
--------------------------------------“
TA BLE, M ersm a D u n ca n
Starw llrw a t stud-CO M ET'•
P h y n o .2 7 V x 2 6 * .S 1 0 0sk.
b la c k a w h ite T o b ia n o
k5.
V Ic tro la w /re c o rd s, installion. R eg Missouri Fox
“
com plete. SIOO. S a tc h ce !l,
Trotter. H as It all • conforl e a t h e r . 2 6 x 1 5 * . $ 5—
0
5 ''
m ation. cotor. n atural g a it
C r a . n , x p a r a l j r0^.
g ro at disposittoo a sta n d~s
M c C o r m ic k -O e o llh g
I 6 h a r v ls Stud fee.$30G
b ra n d , olo c . $ 1 0 0 B e•st
I,
734-5257 or 733-6483. _
oflor. C a«324-4615
0
•r .,
T E N N E S S E E w a l k e :R
r L
ig
^ n m g Wly. $1500 Half
m I
s S
T o n n e s se o W olker yeor***
ling ftlly. $700 934-5770} '
^
- - A PPLIANCES
TEN N E SSE E WALKER. . 1' I K enm ore w asher a n d dry“ ]
m are, l g d d m g . Fo* Trot­
«• i or. rofrig-2 door, electric
ter. i m aro, blue pa^iered. j stove. 100 galton electric
-*
866-7008
: w ater h eater, a n d spockle
sp B y o r-p rw ssu n re d rC allTRA JL iR "2 h o rso tftrT T arT
yric
d o m a x le , $2 . 0 0 0 /o ffer. ; 733-3731.
ric
P le a s e can 324-7456
^ DRYER M aytag g a s . like
= I b r a n d n e w . $ 2 5 0M
.
Bit934-8810.
^^1996 ^
V
I # *199
D ining ro o m s e t. form al.
O u ee n A m e style, cherry
cotor. barely u se d . $900
735-0292 ask to r O onen .
S O F A B E D . q u e e n s iz e .
excel, cond $300 C hair,
^
' crushed v e lv e t $25 R ed i n e r . $ 1 0 0 M ic ~r o
w a v e .-la r g . $ 1 5 0 . R e d i n e r , m otorized, sta n d
r,
up, now motor, $400. Call
543-4714_______________
M IT S U B IS H I
G A iIL A N T i S ^
M
—
MATTRESS: O ueen p J i ^
top a n d box spnng. still in
p l a s t i c $ 2 5 0 . C a ll
734-6881
■
H
-A u to m
m « lle • A ir • P o w a rr W
W in d o w s
* P o w * r Loi
o c k s • C n d M - A M F/nHi C a s M t t f
*M MM M vnw » . S l. M
M. a ax iM tf tse 91
M
W ATERBED, book shelf.
d r a w e r s , s t u d e n t s ze,
.,
SIOO P in g -p o n g ta b le ,
$25. 733-8071__________
W A T E R B E D , kin g s iz e ,
n e w m a t t r e s s S e e to
a p p re c ia te .G ood cond
423-4772 leave m sg
tr m
M
■
■
sii27 as
• wa/»>oioo»iai»KCTa^.»-,
akxc
T c n >Mi
c
S B n - w i c u r r s Ai R
fi m
w
i n i l T ^ V
I aymoni
iM u u iB A a it.iB a n u i
73M 480
~ j
S in g l# p a rw it of 1 wa»
^
I
FA R M & R A N C HI
wants JANTZ CUSTOM HAW
f e m a l e t o s h a r a ta
n e Swathing, baling. 1 ton
JT S I
SU PPU ES
•afg
W A T E RB E D , q u e e n s z .
^
h o u s e . R e n t A utilltl
lilitles . sfnafl bales. 543-6049.
g o o d c o n d . , $ 6 0a . ___________________
___ BALEWAGON-Nfcl.tOOO------^------ ^ z e r e 'i n • x c h a n gj e for
I
934-8810
i
, Stac k s 55 b a les N oeds a
housekeeping & cooWr
oking. ^
-------------------------------------tor
iiflfe w elding. T a k e for
C a li 73S-102B « v e»8.
s . or f
704
WHIRLPOOL AC. Ig vnnS 9 5 0 . 5 3 7 - 6 7 8 4 a l tt eo r,
____
dow unit, like new . $350.
'7 p m o rie e v e m s g f a c
-934^8810.— ------------------fTVWN F A iX S • S ln tf(lefeTi
BALER NH 283 comple
BUILOm OS: Must sefl imm ale pcetw raMy to sha
»h*'* overtiaul. new style fee
jH O ^ E O W W IB fT
.......
U ^ F R I G E R A T E R G o ld .
to w n h o u s e . r e n t ar
er. paint, hyd. tensioi
(e
,
Whirlpool, good condition.
ut>«>es-Caa tnto 734-881
1 9 7 7 H ale 4 h o rse trailer,
-»802 guaranteod. $3400. 6^
}a
1-800-330-7118.
$175
734-8711
n o w flo o r . $ 2 ? 0 0 . C oll,i
—
jgo y g ay to n .
W anted, fem ale room m a
734-3679 aftor 6 pm,
R E F R IG E R A T O R , n ic o
—
TANK 27 5 gal fleW sproyto Share h o use. Utiis.
p
a-pd.
8A LER‘98 4655 Hesic
e r w/3 pt hitch, 50' boom . A l t n . H o r s e h a u l e r s,. : G E . too big! Exc. cond.. ,
S200*d ep Call 733-512
5123.
in-line, new conditioi
[J®"‘
slid e c a lfra c k 625-5414*
3 i $495. 736-1791
|
Prefer c c j» o e atudem
G re at seioctton of trailers
"t.,
u s e d only o n e cuttini
7 iS .0 9 'i1 t H 7 for m ore tafer
'ofm aticn o r fotm-t*rrk* r r:pprtn i w itu tiw
a t R o y R a y m o n d F o rd . I STOVE • Kenm ore alfr>or>d.
= :
$13.000. 208-56S-3324
Buitt a sorvicod tocaily by
— 4
706
“
"y I C leo n , g o o d c o n d llio n .
BALER: New HollandI M
I
C
h
a
r
m
a
e
.
T
r
a
d
o
iris
mh ■
farm seed
» I SIOO Can 536-6741
w en,
^ :I w eicom o. Con 736-2480
426. hydauic swing. Wtd
Coa 71
?!!!■
heavy axle wfth floatatlo
ation
ALFALFA SEED. AAA
- ; W ASHER • white, le ss th an i
Ores, very good conditioi
Ition.
G ra n d va lley c o m s e eKld . CHARMAC -90. 7x18 alu2 y e a r s o ld . K e n m o re3..
minum g o o se nock stock^ I $250 Dryer, oldof, rebuin.
S eal coating.
|M
$6800. Cail 537-6737'
1KLER
s. A SPH A LTS'
o a ts, g r a s s e s , a pa stu,fo
re
3 nn trailer, m a ts, excel cortd ' I w o rk s g o o d , SSO. C a ll
a COATtNGS
R ydORNO
Of
RS
patching. cicrack filling
;— m i x e s . B o b H a m ilto
d i i BALERS • New Hollan
S3-7221 o r 326-6857
or
Q uality mai
la te ria ls w.tn
CALL 7 3 4 - 3 5 8 17,
7 . $800a'ofTer. 678-1421
_ I . 837-9070 leave m sg.
Comrr
t-425 and 1-430. $326
txnmancal. industnal.
le. Call
guarantee
^
733-1477.536-2293
_
Circle
J
H
o
rse
a
stock
tnrs
e a c h . C all 5 4 3 -4 2 9 3
> i W A S H E R /D R Y E R K enirPIpe
GORDON P^
«™ «C O
^ tidenttal. Buildup roofs
t
PORTABLE
SPRIN
K
l
M
W
ad
e
ZoRr>ger
Oakley
1011 E3800N.Bii»l. .
• k s repaired m 24 hrs
A L FA L FA N itro -s e e d ,
. ' m o re . $ 2 0 0 . R e b u ilt w,'II
733-1
P IP E R E P A m7149
S
^
B asin 678-3342
grow y our ow n n itrogen
_ i, warranty . Call 736-4605 .
—
Beware Of cftei
W in d d a m a g e o r
R Rooting. Ucensed.
2 y r.U M O U S m BuDs.to
a n d g e t 3 cutting s e e JO
^
i.top C o m b i n e , j d 6 6 22 00
E x c . I n v e n to r y o f h o r s e |
■ cleaning up bonepde. <
kured a bonded. New
>HOME CARE
msure<
BENEFIEL'SIq u a l i t y , r e a s o n a bblle
e .
a p p r o x . 3 .0 0 0 h o, uu r s
ye ar. It is a legum e wtth
C ly d ee S p r tn k l Ie r p
rJ
trailer, carg o trajiers. flat i
TfS aa re-roofs. Residen.Pairttng.
roofs
396
high yield, rapkl regrowth
I
w a ls. •
Drywal.F
678-4099 .___________
____
$11.500. Eves. B37-639(
^
b e d . g o o s e n e c k a n da I| || B U | L D m G I I A ^ ^
R e paica a t 678-714
I.*>«l'
commercial. Mobile
SuppUCarpentry.
■y. Afl home
— >
and builds 100-130 lbs ^of
b
u
m
p
er
pufl
TraUer
p
arts.
,
A N G U S P u r e b r e d bulli
m e roof
ip e c ia lisi a
ulls
CULTIVATOR. Halloway
repa«in»«J
wde a o ut 10
hom
1
>ay
in a y e a r . S2 7 5 p e r Ib
TWIN f a l l s ”
B
Q u ality T ralle ra S a le s ' {I 8 ' slid in g in su la te d d o o r.
• est736-7046.'
L o n g y e a r lin g s & 22 yi
yr. 8 row beet1>ean $ 2500.
Sa
yra exo. Fre«
reeesbmates.
freees)
206-543-6049__________
1
PLANROOM
_
4 6 E . F ro n ta g e R O , . II S300. Can 733-6197
.o*ds. 326-3575. 32fr66
3
B637
Plantar. Heetn.$80(Voflei
----------*733-7543
Jo
b
s
to
bid
to*
G
enera
---------0,
J e ro m e
324-6866. j
~
CaB 829-5457 A L FA L FA SE E D g ro w er
.
i
LOQ
CABINS
Spring
SpeJ
Sub-contractors
a
S
u|
A N G U S X. 9 h e i f e r s . :
—
fam ily , t r e a s u r e , V N S.
GLASS ANO
10 MIRRORS
I c ia il 2 4 X 2 4 '. 7 ’ lo g s .
H O R S E T R A IL E R . 1 9 9 65 <
e rs Blueprint cooie
ste ers. S250 • Vaccinal
intf- CULTIVATOR, b e e t Aito
UtO '
W rangler . new varietiesw m dow sa
'j
C i r c l e J C o n q u e s t . 33 .; S w e d is h c o p e . $ 4 0 3 2
7 3 4 ^ L A N (7526).
e O to th en > a « . 677-4123
‘123
way Row Master. 12 ro*
Prom pt»
row
(ask ). 5 i 3 0 -$ 2 .6 0 . Call
h o r s e S lan t, o v e r s 'z o d . I 24 X30'. 8* togs. Sw odtth
f f i
r ~
with discs, knrvos &
326-4735
an
d
326-4074
NING
PJease
3,1
copo.
$5335
Otner
sire
s
_ drop dow n wmoows, romp^
ARMOUR Buying a tatlo n
200
I
S-TVws a U rtieis $3200
Community'
V G lM C o .
y .lo a d , m a ts o n a ll w alls, , ]I a v ari. call 208-678-1597
,
buymg (laughter cow sj agn
CalL366-a904_________ SE E D OA TS T op Quality:
J
735^11
•019^
0(
OEUVEREO
buBs. cpen da>y, 324<Me«
s p a r e t i r e , g r o a t la c k >
----C a lib e r. M on.da. O to n10
a
I
i
STEEL
BUILDINGS,
Pubvel. sand 4 topsod for
:—
O t s c z r Massey Fergus
}usv a rie tie s a v ailab le 9 6 Sk.- room , u s e d onty 4 tim es ■ I lie liquidation. 40>34 wUi
BULLS FO R SALE
eweys. panang lots, ote
]
BR END A 'S CLEANW
Id k>calty. Brand rtew corvl.. |
en
$250(Vofler.
Cafl
98%
germination.
No
wild
Youcvii
R egtstervd T axas
■' seO tor S337D 'O pon ends.
cwhauioo GraiWSaiH--------------------SERVICE !______
rxj
423-5731 evenings
o a ts .$ l4 0 0 - S l 5 0 0 c w tt $7000. c a l 206-726-0714 ., : 40*60 wifl sen tor $49*0. |
S o n g , s o t ea(aoa.M
a
eca/
NORT>
L ono^orm BuOsancJ
IRTHWEST CO. MC
'N o io b to o b igERS
—
D e i ^ avadoble.
lowsadoors.
n o ls. »*>do*
R o p ^ cam e. 487-2247.
733-123 4
247. E Q U IP M E N T N EW I
h o r s e ;s t o c k t r a i l e rI ' G u a r e n t e o d c o m p le t e
Afl supplies fumishec
Neft M i (702)779-2285
t2 yrs
—
■noved.
f r e e a s b m ions.
o/
$ 3 5 0 0 . 3 ax le C a n re-. ,r w itri D l u e p r i n t s C a nI II
----USED 4x4. Diesel T racb
E stablished custorrter
la
rg
e
a
»
p
er
fW
s.
•s.
733^805.
IORAVEL
- B U L L S F o r s a le 3 p u re
rs Loaders. Implements.
-I
m o v e s id e s for fiat b e d .. ]i deliver 1-800 2 9 2 -0 1 1 1 ., j ^
Cafl 324-4076
Crushei
Shed 1'4 3/4; drain
br«d A ogus yearWtg buOs
C an 734<J587 ,
i
so
I
'
706
R en tals a S a le s. Also,
rock.
. 1 WINDOW 70* * 48* Nor-, ’j
<. tO(
top sou, compost
Cafl 487-2190__________
tes. 12
'
- COUNTHY CLEANERS
>le: I
H A Y . G R A IN
___
New Rhino, affordable,
CAi DELIVER
CAN
728
Hard w atar s t a r a remov
WE BUY
„ !I CO T e t o n W h ite C l a d ., I
4x4 J
F E E D _______
i«iv
Tractors. Large 4x4
BU L L S bla ck . 2 0 closely
CALL 733-1441
:O FA RT
CAI
AWORKC
new construction, --------la
J
l^SED SADDLES a EQUIP-. ' Frw 'ch radius S80Q o«or :
” '
Tractors. Loaders. Excam atched reg o ie red yMT'
I Call 837-6618
n Services
HAY 4-stack er toads. 3 rd
'
or s m a ll, b o n d e d a
d
MENT
FOR
CASH'
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,
a
im gs. m o d e ra te fra m e S
Home rep an•»:: Electrical.
Al,
su red . free estim ates.
PfM Crawler Tractors avai. A
l> c u ttin g . 2 String b a le sI Also, old Silver brts a sp u rs i
birvi ««t Alao. 2 0 y«ar«ng
plumbing, light
jht carpentry,
^
CaB326-5486
v k : k e r ‘s
I
yrs exp. Cafl 734-8728
80 . Trenching Equipment
h o if o r s . M iller A n g u s g FREE
W E S T E R N 'S ST O RE
Hobby HMMTtench
I| | _ _ C O M P l l T E R S _ J
FiKh Cafl 326-4729-{J«i)
Hay for sa le 15 Tof 3rd an d
E S T . K SS 733-0966
T
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Equtpment
S
733-7096
;
c r 326-4159-(Bud)
ing. a
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5 5 T of f ir s t S h o rt b a le s
ic O M P U T E R L a p to p .
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Wholeaale. Salee
1978
P le a se Cafl 733-7909
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IN'S SHARPENINO
A-.1 DRYWALL
h a rd d riv e, m o d e m . HP
aW ypnr»d C a l 734-3834.
^
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iSERVICE
E xpen hangm g. taping,
d esk le t 310 cotor pnnter.
90
$ 2 0 /to n . l o a d e d . C a ll11 'L e t s o t u s e d g a te d p « e ,
“
FEED WAGON New 7190
mpieta sharpening.
CompK
——
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tu
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1971
B ULLS. Prem ium B londe
m o u se, b a tte n o s . a
fittin g s, g o o d co n d itio n .
ds
886-7752 or 886-2087
GehJ. S ave thousands
rb«3e a steel saws
J
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or
smafl
D' a q u in tain e, excei for
aottwiye. $ l 600 73&6S22
Cafl 324-2600___________
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c ro s s bree d in g , produ'c_
STRAW Barley straw. O ne
41 Bracken St S
SOLAR or AC
^C Powered
733-3579 O'
»*g h « h quality stock .
Ton b ales. Call 438-5234i P ip e trailer, ta n d e m oxio. C O M P U T E R S . 3 8 6 DX
JD 2320 a w a lh e r. 15 It
ft
0S0»1.60<M71-4060
800-767-4283
734-4060
s y s te m . $ 4 0 0 486 0X 4
^
73*6296or1-80
$ 7 5 0 825-5414
C all S32-42M
»r.
le av e m essag e._________
h e a d e r a c o n d itio n er.
ALAN'S G eneral Carper
sy ste m . $600. H.P. laser
TVery cle a n . S6950. JO
tau.tie(rs
businns and
Farm
a
City.
Large
&
Srr
BULLS. Y earltng buUs for
«
W e b u y e o n w h ite .w heet let. $22& 24 Pm Dot U a4S7 ba le r r » 0073W 7e9
« • Orvctory tor Ihe help
sa le Ft4 U ood ra u g a u^e r.
Indoor a O utdoor
trtx printers. $140. 9 Pm
~ ttt$ 5 22 t-800-597-7155 ! I M A IN L IN E . 2 .2 5 0 - of 6*
need ts g«l jrour home
All T ypes C onstn xoor
Exc«l Quamy $1200 ea.
m . New Noland 910 Swather.
m ainline $ 3 5 0 0 0 0 Call
D0lM atr«c.$40 733 9444.
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Afl Work G auranteed
Call C h n s 431-3216 d ay
K w w
829-5133_______________ •
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»y»s
1 owner, always shedded.
« i
709
C a l 734-3244
or 862-9232 jv e n in g s. __
Exc. cond. 532-4107
^ 5 * tB e r
IH B B
811
n
Maklor^ado P ^ e R e- I i
andtoader
— L « i i ^ 22^ ^ i _
'PIPE
p a ir M obile p r e s s . F r e e £I R m a r u | K a c ^
B U L L S : B l a c k p o l l e• dd PARTS-We have genkme
C A RPET REPAIR
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R e stretch in g . pa tch w o
Perkins ports' Twm Falls
ay a K a th y
H H
Polom ina l -T>otxj(^*red.
BED
- 6 m onths oW. black
cutting altaKa. 886-7623.
2 9 9 3 or e v e s. 531-4031
'
s e e m rap a v. m etal s » |
3
Tractor. Call 733-8687 «*or
Barkman73
734^030
AAA.1
kA.1 SHELTON'S
b odi b red to QH. 2 year- .
iro n q u e e n si2 0 , H am prepadO ng. ranaH sq uaa
^
1-800^56-3883._______
rR EESER V K rE
CATTLE. G o o d bona; An__
lin g s : 1 - C a s h b a b y , 1PO R TA B LE SPRINKLER
s to n m a rv e lo u s m iddle.
su b floors a m ore. G i
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g u s & Limousin yeariirtgs PLANTER-JD 4 tow modPIP E REPAIRS
Streaking J e w e l 326-3790I
$ 5 0 0 Can 734-8802
R a sm u sse n - 436-617
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Professional
La
Lawn
Care.
Wood
'ood Rhrer Valley
& 2 y r. o ld s . R a f te r }17
W ind d a m a g e or
~
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s
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Bvastock. C aa 862-8235.
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324-2056._____________
O&M , m
C
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Up.
Co
commercial
FHEE
_
$ 1 5 0 re g .$ 1 0 0 g ra d e .F o r
w
/dr»sser
a
Tnirror.
Mat-,
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O y tf e a Sprk « M a rP lp a
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733-7095
CATTLE. S tarted Holstein ROTOTTLLERS Several to
tress, box sp nngs, c ano­
73»3S16
to
R e p e a t 676-7149
■
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Esbmates
J
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n-423-6464.
------------herters R eady to goi CaB
* O nw nvays * P atioa '
py included $22S.’0ft0r
•afl mount on rear of tractor.
^
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: H E ^ LINES E nd move
T STUMP REMOVAL
324 3888.____________ ^
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Can ■ ^ ■ 4205 __________ .
Sta(tingatS150.
♦ S id e w a lk s* ,|o(3
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G
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^
P lea su re horse. 10 ytokJ.
ANYWHERE
w h ee l lin e s . T h u n d e r ~
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NO JO B TOO SMALU
0
Lawn moeVtg a trwTwn»ig.
1 5 .2 Bay G eld in g , fre sh
C O R R A L P A N E L 0 b«a rr
$50. stfigie w atetB ird.used. Call 438-8 1 9 4 OAYBED
(
Tractora « Equipment
D ennis. 536-6705
Aflsizeehomeo
a n d rea d y to sh o w Fox
>orbusvwes
Terr
Terry Carpenter
bed . $50. 5 draw er c h e e C
B-5pm M onday-Frtoay,
Is. .
W holeaale. Salea
C r e e k T rain in g C e n te r.
.
c
Aeraong,Weec
le d a P e s t
7734-1231
$ 100. bo o k case, $20.
o a j 'S
5 6* X t 0 ‘ $40. 5 - r x l ?
Control.
Fen
P le a se C a l 4 3 6 « 9 9
•! C ircle J g o o s e n e c k 4
2 0 8 -^ 4 -5 8 5 8
•93
Mobto 4204)771
s o ta a chair. $125. d esk
A b e b y t o k tn g a tz a l o b
*48.50. Oelhwred
------Free Eatknalao.
h o rse s la n t w ali-in Ibc Il
t-«X V a26-t409
$ 5 0 ; w e d d in g d r e s s .
From toundaaons 10
fti
A R A B IA N M a re G e n tle
L E ^T R E E UMB
Aftw 6 pm 654-2093.
$300. C U 7 3 3 6 6 2 7 .
*rork.e(c. 5• ^
— ROUND BALER. H e«on
w ith tots of training. Call
OREEN CUTSI
SBYBtLL
“ * ^ CHIPPfNG
0
CO W C A L F p a irs . 10.
18 y e a rs experierK“ eJ f
4900. 6000 bales. Uke
*
676-6414_______________
Mowing, trtmmk
aeratFOrnvk
W o rk e d & v a c c in a te d ,
mufch o r dsposal.
M 73S «aM
n e w . A lw a y s a t o r e d
th a t^ .T
I.TwtnFans
ready to go.cafl 829-5123.
fwe EMfmalas.
±
mside. $44,000. CaD
BAY R e g . Q u arte r h o rse .
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(206)734.2742
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544-2475
or
731-0473',
HARNCY
CUSTOM
BLD
raaWsntial. Wor
For sa le or le a s e btacfc vir­
'ork guaran(200)733-3123
—
sh o w w in n e r. ISH SA all
4 REM O O G JN Q G arai
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gin b tA . 900 Im plus.
teed. Frae E sLt 326-3133
;
SWATHER Heston 8200.
e s . F a rm B Idgs. Deck:
3.
a ro u n d 1995. C au 733B « 888-7518 or
—
HIG
MOHLINE
14'691 hra. $27,000. Bal9 4 0 3 evaoings._________
C o n c r e te . N ew C o n s
Lawn Pro You gr
M he
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Professor
mortal Tree Service
a r NH 262. $600. Stack
Fra e e « t-In su ran c e won
_
m o w W P ushn
im o w srsa
Ucensi
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H EIFERS 2 0 h M d 1300 B
Ib> W agon. J O 200, a R e- H ~ ^ w f 6 r o f a r 'r i »
7 3 » « s a a m e g t;3 M B 3
ito rla rg e a
Tteeprw
pruning « shaping
«
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Irtaver,
$300Qfboth.
CaD
quality H olstaln Springw
a SE R V W E . C an F o rrest o r
TnmnWig a
balaiKi
landng e removal .
MOU£RCONSTRUCTX>
M kihele a t 5 3 6 ^ 3 3 5 .
H elfo r* . icaiv* tn 2 to 3
3 904-gt0e_____________
^tump
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G e rw a l oontnctm g.
w eak*. Can 4 3 e-5S e2 or
43»«M 2.
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C ustom iem odslng.dss»gr
438-4231 •vanlngs.
736-11©
1166 or 637-4614
_ gaa. Good ahape. $4000- >H o rsea h o ek ig
FerK« a deck consaucaor
L*.
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in
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65S-4144
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16 y rs e x p e r ie n c e , ^ref
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'9 niACTOR - IH 350 dteeelii
H O RSE G entle Mds
♦ $ l.5 0 p e rd > y . 543-6143
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FREEI
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^ utility, 5 a p d . will) TA.
horae. Lots or c o to r.'
R A B B U tL O C R S
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733-1554
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front
end.
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live
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C a l3 2 4 -7 2 9 2 . ■
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R em odels-Sloraoee-Orr
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FREE E8TM1
01 ML $39W. 324-1099.
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a ire d o r Al b r* d . O u l ol
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our ow n h a rd th a t w f v'•
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spdw «h2apd.w idalront«
J ^ O i o n n e . 733-9019
r'rurwtg, bwtwntnTnew
tw
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5 v ir g in
SAWTOOTH SHEET
S. $ 3 4 9 5 .0 ^3 2 4 -1 0 0 0
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n .1 5 y rs
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C h a r m a e . i T r a d o I n a■
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440 b aler, worka good.•
i a o a t 4 ‘di>e. 834^916.
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tor. 1 3 'IHC Offset D te . r ^ t e r e d . D u n n s. H lua
s o 'J O o n n ( D is c ,2 0 ‘JD
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1.666-4341
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U o v m o BO X ES. O ood
wkm 19 M Katana, 600 tniiaa.
»d&
WANTED: 2 oldar Schwir
m ust
E xcallant c o n d ltk n . Cali
SM.
S4700. Brand naw. mu«i
sturtly. Call423-47Sa
» ___
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■ 324-7185 .
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733-3 9 1 4 d « y t.
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flQ
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ICxlO* dog kannal. Ci
HARliYOAVlOSON'SQ
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4000
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axe ' ^
W A N T E O : I n ltia ta d r i
733-1364
Full draaa touring blka.
— >
- r o a d tia s , a la a l p o s ts >
eend. t3 S 0 a 43»6S05
Raady to go.-Abaolulaly
for_ ' auppBaa. 467-2674 ^
PAYING 5 -1 0 « a a c h f<
- b a a u ^ o o n d ^ l 4 , 0 0 0 . SUZUKI’M R M aaO .-aM et—
~ th a r a m o v ^ ^ i k ; t > e
Can 731-4681__________
___
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nw
W A N T E D : O ld p o p c:orn
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tom s (ron> 2 p i m 2; lif
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’
m achkia. 734-6915. ___ HARLEY DAVIDSON-95
p o p c o n ta k w s.
CaB 423-4665 S-6pm.
Fatboy. yellow, 4K mi.. T r a i l e r s ? S a a th * g r e a t
i ___
W A N T E D : VW p a r t sa to r
axtraa. s ie .6 s a
s e le c tio n a l R o y R ay*
c o m p i a t a u n i t s . C: aa i i
W ANTEO E a s y Lift 1000
IOG
Hartay DavMson‘87 Sportfrt*
m o n d F o r d . B u ilt a n d
Ib.traO erhttch. A lso.ok
—
ater. black, trick motor,
s e rv ic e d lo c a lly by
e r Je e p . 4x4 P U .5 4 3^« 82
W a n te d l o b u y : L ayin
^ing axtras. $9450. 543-6545
5 ^
C h a rm ac . T rade Ins
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W ANTED Kkls oM peddi
'O*cornel C an 736-2480.
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rs.-&
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s p e c i a l , io o k a 4 r u n s
c o m p le t e o r n o t. G3ooo
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Vveforks,
naw
chain
aprockJERO M E - 4 0 3 16th Av.
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LAB AKC p uppie s. C ho o
. E.. Mon.-Fri., 9 a nX J pn
pm. ets. seat, banery. 4 Into
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late. C ham p hxahipUinnee s.
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Both p a re n ts (ivaUaUa.
isc.
$1050.736-0317 eves.
Ing supplies. k » of mlsc
._______ to y s.P leaaaC aB J3& 391
— S 295.C aH 465-*77S.—
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N
D
A
'9
0
CBR
1000
ru n s g o o d . $ 1 2 0 0 . C all
k leW hat a re you w alllns lo r'
LAB R e g iste re d t>lack
li
SSOOO. Honda *93 CBR
®3
326-4074________________
0 ,.)
P lac e Ih at clasiK Ia d a<
m ale pup. 6 w «eka. Fir
1000 $6500. Kaw asaki
^ M ^ I C A L S U P PES
^
■wtoy-__________________
Shbt. $20 0. 733-7397
w/ Y a m a h a . 1 9 9 0 . Y 2 W R ' .
V
*91 ZX7 750 N ln]aw
HOSPITAL BEO . Eiactri
15“
W AN TED Will p a y ujpp to
t
'trie Muzzey exhaust s ^ teem
m
250. e x c e lle n t condition,
LAB puppies. P ure bred.
or m anual new w starproc
S200 for a nm ning caarr ocr
ke s
Make oRar. C a l 423-9032.
roo< .4 alarm. S5200. All bOtes
7 wks. H a d l s ts h o ts, .
m attress.
734-3166
truck. Can 735-1606.
8
are m excal. cond. Many
S 1 7 S e a . 637-6396
S o uth Paris Louooe. Inal
G E R M A N S H E P H lE
E FR D
a a l« : P e p a l c o o ler, t>f«r
tx
AKC pupplaa, tHacK&ti
S t» i.
c o o ia n . a n d misc. Ran
am *.
S h o u . w o rm a d , h a
2
M ay vtew Rwna ttv u Mc
Won.
.p a ra p ts. $17 8. 654-a2<^
-------I
fctoy 2 0 . CaB 7 3 4 ^ 1 3 7
------- G E R M A N S H E P H EEFR D
NORTH
n s i o ^ never.your
"Give your dtxisi
T R e E S ,'t8 st.'0 n n * i6 -1lO
0 fL
p u p p la a . p u ra b ra
________ ♦ .K .Q .J ________
_
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de
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=
'
V Q 1086
d e liv e r e d . P o tte d . Fr.
righU your reanon
sons a re « ir e to 6 c
^
O E R M A N S H O R T H1AAlIR
b ro ch ire. 1-60061S-3*
♦ 84
wrong."
—
la b X b oth p o r a ^ aHooat.
♦ K J 10 9
J - ■ ' E arl o /M o o s ^ c I d
TV 2 5 " M agnavox conac
■sola
h u n t a r s . T h ra a l a tr t .
Excel, cpnd. $100. Poc
o o l.
s s a o a a a .C a i i a 2 f r 3 t a
....................................
W E:ST
SI
EAST
O o u g lib o y w /v ld e o I
10 6 4 2
A 95
* 10
' X4- OREAT D ANE fam a iaip
pu p.
s e u lu p jilk e n e w . 12'X
" l l w a s a p ui r e g u e s s ." a lib ie d
V K
K 7‘ 3
V 42
p y .b r M la . R a ad y (orr rS
n« w
$ 5 0 0 . L a w n Sw aap,p<« r
E a s l a f t e r h e g'aa v e S o u lh h is u n ♦ A
\ J«9 3
♦ 10 7 6>55 2
h o m e .P e ta e h o w q u a U I
$ 7 5. CALL 736-4581
----- $S00 Can 436-0732.
._________ m a k a b lc g a m e .. “ IIf vou r club t r e v
* 3 y.2
2 ____________ ♦.A-B 5,4.
1 ^ .^
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s.-w
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r
m y play w a s c o r- .
w a s a sm g le lo n1,',- tr
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H E E L E R 1 0 w e a k: ooll d
SOUTH
m o te control SlOO- Smi
ree l, 1 h a d no w a y lo
i b e s u re .”
4046
►60.
Pup»- » 0 - Call 326-40L itto n m ic ro w a v e . S61
A A 873
late In evanlng.________
W as t h e r e a nnyylth in g a b o u t th e
Can 733-9444.________
CES ON BRID
D G
T H E > ^
E ^
—
BobbyW olff•
—•
V AJ 95
o p p o n e n ls ' bidding
lin g to le a d E a s t lo
♦ KQ
th e w inning p lay?
I
818
y?
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i|TB
U s in g a n o rig
• Igiin a l v e r s io n o f
-------------- S ta y m a n rN o rthI p tro m is e d a t le a s t— V ulnei
icrablo'B olh
ric
Q U IT A R . F e n d e r . Esrl
o n e m a jo r w ithI hi
h is tw o -c lu b b id .
D ealei
Jer: South
C ta m p to n S tra t. 19S
386.
S o u th s h o u - e d hlis
is !s p a d e s first a n d
$850. Far>der D elu x e Ra>
R
vart>. 1970. SSOO.
N o r th b id g a m
Tie
e in n o - l r u m p . T h c bbidding:
ii
Call 1-208-726-2617a d e s . A ssu re d o f a
dcn > in g fo u r spad<
-----th
W est North
EUs
f JiJJ"
4--I fit in h e a r ts!.. S o u lh c o r r c c tc d
itzer
4 bench. Wuriltzr
Pass 2 *
Pasi ORGAN
i3er,
w /caasatte ta p e recordc
to t h e h e a r t g am e.
2A
Pass 3 NT
Pasj
^
$500.
O
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Entertainm
*
4 ^
W e st led h is d u b tre y a n d E a s l
Pass Pass
Pasj
*aS3
c o n ter $ 1 5 0 ,7 3 3 -6 4 3 3
s tu d ie d b e fo re de<
d e c id in g . W as th e
___
P I A N O . B a b y G ra n dd*o .
Ire y a sin g le to n1,, lo
ti p o( a d o u b le O pcrin
ning lead: Clu^trey
c u rv e d lo g s, sh o w ro o i
lo n o r w a s il fo u rlh
rth -b e st? Jn panic,
-----c o n d .;n e w S l3 ,5 0 0 .m’fu" !
E a s t g r a b b e d hhii s a c e a n d r e li
LEAD-Vkjril
THE ACES
soli $ 4,600. 676-2717.
:___
tu rn e d th e su it, T
Thh e re wa.s no ru ff
o j-:o
i
•:o B
PIA N O. M ah o g an y finisl
a n d S o u lh s c o ree d a n e a s y g a m e .
oxc.
in sid e 4 o u t. S65<
He lost only a trunTimp, a club a n d a
678-2717._____________ '
h ,holds:
___
diam o n d .
A K Q 10
V iolin. 3 4 size. Unusuali
W hy sh o u ld E a;
a s t h a v e kn o w n
^
V J 5
nice sourxl w /c aso 4 bov
W e s t's le a d w a s fro
f m a d o u b le ♦ A Q 10 8 3 2
$ 3 0 0 V io la , 3 /4 siz i
in g c o n firm ed he
_________ io n L S o u lh X b id ddin
-------- --------------------- :____________
------------L o v ^ w am i to n e wAwoo
h e l d f o u r c a r d s in
ii e a c h m a jo r ,
bow (S200 value) 4 cas<
“ ®1 1, South W est
N orth
'r t h
SSOO. Cab 423-5572
b e e n fo u rth b e s t,
H ad W e st’s le a d be
___
‘ 2♦
2V
3 ♦►
------------------------------------S o u th w o u ld h a v e h e l d f o u r d ia ‘ J
Pass
Pass
Pass
I
S3
4
819
m o n d s a n d a singli
ig le to n d u b . A nd
^ ^
IT
I OFBCE EQUPIMEKr
h a d W est's le a d bbe<
e e n a sin g leto n .
l!l
L A B S . AKC. g r e a t p e d
gceos. goo d h unters, dw
9<9.
d W l.l3»8hots.733-29<
S
LHASA A P S O AKC -----..
5 w k s. S I 7 5 . All m a,1
lea
Call 324-1380__________
WANTEO to buy 1 6 'too 22<
0'
m a n u r e s p r e a d e rr ffoo r
truck. Can 543-4916
^
W
extras Bvaiable. 733-9404
J21
wk
H HONDA '9 3 Nighthawk.
^
■
k>w mi. S3.000/offer. CaU
r|1
324-4669 leave msg.
A
W A N TED to b u y 4 o r 5
' draw er, c h e st of draw en
A lso, sm a ll b a b y crib
c
Ib or.
playpen. OK If m inor ra
p a ir s a r e n e e d e d . C al
886-2266 after 6 PM.
—
■
■
■
Hooda. 2 S 0 a Endwo.1.
fresh rebuikl. $1600.
• Call 734-4761.
i
I
I
^
5m
BOATS ft
ACCKSORIES
16 ft Bayliner. co m es wtth
50 a n d 100 hp o utboard
m otors. $3500. 934-867B
—
I ff b a s s b o a t 55 hp motor.
^KC
PIN SCH ER Miniature. AK<
~~1 KAWASAKI'82 440. S650.
50.
ftsh ftnder a n d an the can4 -----------5 5 7 ---------cu lo a n d ado ra b lo . mali
n ale
Oy. $3200. CaB 326-3172
s
Can 733-4064.________
----- -- I ATVSfliOTORCYCl£S
poppy. S275. 334-5851.
—
W ANTED fo b u y 4-w he«
heel
un.
1
9
9 0 S e a O oo 2 p e rso n
80
KAWASAKI
(2)
1
o
a
s.
run.
R O T T W E IL E R . A K C , 7:
ATV. WBI c o n d d e r 2 oorr 4. 1 9 6 0 C u sto m H arle y. 61
so.
w ater craft «rttn tra le r, like
need a littie work. Also.
m onth oW m ale, outstan
m ddw heel drive. P le a s e CCal
all cubic inch, shovel. S940000
too
new . $2750,00. CaJl 678Hearid Supenrike. $600
423-4144.______________
ing quality, siro: P ink P a C^aJI 637-6348.
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0 9 .-4 3 T -5 « 3 4
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rt
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W A N T E D to - b u y 5 ’ nig
h igih 1981 C u sto m H arle y . 6(
60
Can 324-3690_________
B e au tiful- will bo la rg
e
— BAYLINER‘87 IT 10.
cubic inch. NICEI
5 18
c h a i n l i n k e d f e n c:ee 4j
Can 532-4139 or 677-551t
ij
a
C
a
n
v
as
to
p
4
cover.
Uke
KAWASAKI
1966
NlnJa
$10.300. C an 837-6346.
—
a c e s s a r i e s . a b o u t 4 0 '.'
—
750R. only 9K mBas, new
aw
new . S6.750. 734-1361 NO
Call 734-1614.
S T O C K D O G TRAINING
____ 1996 Y am aha TW 200. ika
tiraa. njns strong. S2S0(V(V- _____ =________________
CUNIC: W ith L R Aiexan
offer. Call 324-9449 oorr r « M f r to a d > w tte b td a u i lt 4S ' new. S2e00.0Qi>otter. Cal
der. 6/1 4 2 .'5 4 3 -9 1 6 5f . ” '- W A N T E D to t\iy a d ulit
3ht L .4 S U P P U E ^
S o u lh w ould h a v•e
e h e ld four clu b s. A N S>W
W ER: S p a d e king. M ight
jw
e
206-436-6651.
Bk L J usI c i I7 3> 033I.
—
ChUdren w ater ^kiis, kne«
731-1121a ^trick if declarer has the acc C o p i e r s t b r s a l e . Largi
T J TOY PO ODLES. AKC r■ed,
^,
boofds. ete. C « 423-9080
060. .
leav in g h im w ilh1 a s in g le to n d ia1^
read y nowt Call 324-3306
i th e r p o s s ib ility
^ n d dum
d u m y th e p ro tec ted jack,
Ck,
solectioh of recof»dmonei
m o n d . S in c e n e•ith
WANTED.
Sm
all
CMnook
K»k
^
..a fte r 6 p m .________ '
in d
copiers starttng atS29S .
.•ith S o u th ’s o p e n H o w ee vv e r, leading th e diam ond
w a s c o n s iste n t \snth
— :
m o to r h o m e o n F o rd -o i
lia yoar w arranty available>
is 'also risk>‘; p a r tn e r’s diaY O R K S H IR E T E R R IEER
R
C hevy c h a s s is . P re fe r a
ing b id. E a s l s h oouulld h a v e kn o w n
[eg
Call 734-9988
pups. 6 w oeks oid. 2 AKC
KC
4x4. P1easocnU 324-5t67
w a s th e lo p o f a
n io n dd 1ra is e docs not g u aran tee
W e st's d u b tr e y wj
“
m
a
le
s
$
2
0
0
o
a
ch
.
AKC
king.
^
th e dliamond
ial
D E S K S . ( 0 ) . 'le g a l s z .. <
d ou b lelo n .
^ly
WANTEO: E a s e l for se m ­
Yorkio lor stud u s e only.
d raw er. S 4 9 /e a . Display
inar presenuttion. AJso a
A fie r Eiasl pla.vs
i.vs a n e n c o u ra g j®y
S43-5933, B uN _________
c a s e . $ 1 1 5 H B 's Rotai
—
SOcte P ro je cto r. 73443264
ing e ig h t a t tric kc oi
o n e . W est le a d s
Store. 734-2546.
lA N K F IN A N C IN
h is l a s t c lu b a fftteeir h e w in s h is
—I WANTED: 2 bottom plowH eavy Duty W o oden co p i
1 ^ 1 th e n w « us<d v e h id tlyy onu v o n L
S i
tru m p trick . T h is> p v e s W est a vi14*. 1 q u a n e r mi w heel
ta
in
s
chairs:
^
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t
o
o
l
^
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a
c
m
n
^
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ltftew
/cenierrr>over.
8-10'
t a l r u f f a n d th « i. ggsa m e g o e s o n e
N ew $ 1 40 e ac h -so ilin g loi
dcrguntnw u T>vA<n. I'O fk aia u .
h y d r a u lic d is k , w e ld e r,
d o w n a f i e r W e s>tt t a k e s h is d ia S30
e
ac
h
,
in
lots
o
l
25
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o
r
CH
A
IN
S
A
W
.
J
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n
s
e
r
e
d
torch,
c
ynoer
Wock.
T.V.
r x :i» «hSASCkrr»plr
m o n d ace.
m ore $ 2 5 e ac h
92 0 . excel, s h a p e . $300
<TyncM 1>« I'rau^FMturr
XJ
a n te n n a w /b o o s te r.
iod Fonl, m o i Iht hw ldoboil
Call 736-2427. B an R a n k «r
733-3489 after 5 30 p m.
~
e t Ju n io r (v eg p la n ter),
A N K F I N A N Q N G o p .^
fem a le p u re b re d B order
UNO
COMPUTER. 406 SX
GARDEN ROTOTItXIN
NE
So
!
>X 3 3 Q U IL T IN G M A C H IN
E. i
m en d ), oiidiaii, rMoronioir
t s o n . or BO c n d L
■
Collie pup. oid ptf>e fum..
n
i
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57
1974 M ercury C 0 U5
Cail C^ns 3a6-3£67
U sed . Ker>-Quiit. S1 5 0 0
Z ;r ■
(d S K O M D C W
^ I WANTED TO BUY'
u s e d f e n c in g , ro to tille
-------XR7. G lock m odel
w S i a n i a H a » o . y : m■ ovp p h u lm ond t^ifvonll
Call
734-2039,
735-1056
I'LL MOW YOURLAW
r
lie
^
( tin e s in f ro n t), s p r u c e
^
BEA G LE 5 m o. old m ole
kWN
pistol High porlormar
r y BA CK PA CK , u se d , wantAskfor A
___
e x c m a r k i n g s V o ry
tree s, a n y kind of s ta n e r
Professrtftal 4 roosooa:
ina&ie
351 C leveland ongii
ig in e
sjn
ed lo buy. Internal fram'‘0e
Cail 734.7574
intelligent. P u re bred-N
c
p lants for yard. W e h a”v a
. For more information 1
m
T l i e C r w Il lH ■ • S O V K * C Mn fc
f l rM o m g e r.
m
Call 324-1492. e venings
;f_
2 g r a i n b i n s w /a u g e r s
^
p a p ers. $ 1 2 5 .326<>25l1
733-1414 afier 5 0 0 pP t • ThatREMEMBER
b nthday ad you placed
LAWN MOWINO S«rvi
fo
r
a
a
le
o
r
tr
a
d
e
.
P
lea
se
s i l 4 8 O .l-S 0 e ■
- 443 7 3 - 5 7 9 7
B O T T L E S . J im B e a m ,
so m e tim e ag o in The
low rates wnn high qua
e
BORDER COLLIE p u p p «“s
c
a
l
l
L
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n
n
o
r
G
r
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g
.
nREPLACe.
Solid
a
nil
w a n t e d to b u y . s o il or
'
Times-Netn'’ Now is me
Wfvica T34-9227
m«
(8) a t $ 5 0 .0 0 e a c h . C all
837-4047_______________
_____
Iron lnclud»» §H. B<
trad e Call 733-7366
W com e p « h u p your
ou.f
733-9S03_______________
offer 5500. 423-t£8S.
LAW N M O W ER Sj oe a r s
p«aufes. Stop by T h e '
j z W ANTED. Air h o c k e y taCraftsm an 1 1 hp riOi
B O R D E R C O L L I E (2^ ) B u y in g c o m ic s . Star Wax
Cusiom or Serv>co Dept
bte. c h e a p econom y car,
FLORIDA a Ifip forr 22 S
i c a
y
m
o
n
d
!
loys. movie, pop culture,
moww Grass catcher J
p u p p ie s . 8 w e o k s , 2 n d
,0 ^ 0 , __________today’_________
mow er for tractor with 3J pptt
days
in
Fon
Lauderoa
eg
Sd-fi. advoriisif^. .4 fan-’
. .
STOW Olowof, runs gw
—
Shota, $ 7 5 Call 352-4466
0000.
2 -oaya on Grand Bahar
h (tt* .4 4 m a g p « sto l. se to f
—
ta sy nem s 7 33-0016 ask■
S450 Call 324-8627
RESTAURAKT Equipm ent
:an
3/4
ton
leaf
spnngs.
Can
_____
plus 4 days in Orlando.
Itn
for Laura._______________
COCKATIELS for sole wrth
S e a Galley Auctwn
_
734-4668 le av e m sg —
ocMrvi -hoW andreotaJcarspa
------------- CtaMilioa r«aows-ar* locM
cage. $ 1 9 0 Call 436-5538
W ed.. U ay 2 2 ,1 :30pmn
— CAR DOLLY roosonable
Ior Items Ihey want lo
10 bbur
S250 Call 438-5829
29 or
7169 Overland. B o « e
ay ror
438-5845
Place your ad loday
1
p n ce Call 734-6681
^
C O C K E R S P A N I E L 5S ..
Mustek 4 S o n s * 939-1777
quic* »*wonso. T33-033t
)33t.
,
IL
(5 )$ 1 5 0 o a ch Rogtstored
-------- LAMB SKIN FUR ClO
OA T SATELLITE OISH. Excel
:oi
inter Can 324-7280 C A S H for u s e d e le c tr ic
—
R a ce Car S a ts. prefer oidLaw n 4 G a rd e n S e rv*ce
v to
,4.16, 5500. Soh
Suits,
sy ste m i H ouston tracker
d
or T yco. A urora. AFX or
Rototllllng, BlaOowoi
men. size Ug tail S30
aO ea
system , io * V ioooophef DALM ATIAN, ro g isio ro»d
Weedmow<f>g 32S-46
, 1.
p u p p ie s, h a d sn o ts Call
111
S i m ila r . C a ll M a rk
>^63 ^ or Sl 00 takes oil 4 Ss ir
ink,
c a r t in place Cable, polo.
4*87-2619 or 467-2772
736-7323 ~_________.
1 .^ _
white hand w/faucets
Bts 4
1 O' d i s h . E c h o S t a r
MOWER • R iding ia«
2
"5Z35CPofTer\423-4005.
e?tMc
P»V0 S2S ^23-5572
mowor, 12 hp, olocti
FCTRETT Fun tovir>o, mdd C H ISE L S for w ood la th e.
start. 42* dock, S4755 C
-7
c a g e a n d supplies. S200I
a lso tools 4 a c c o sso rie s
MOVING SALE! AnttQi
tiQ ue STOVE. Peiiei. only use d 2
733-4094.__________
CaJl 734-1361__________
for latho GrvxJor h x tool
_____ oak table S cnaw . S8C
S800
m o n th s P a id S 2 .2 0 0
—
snarponing 736-8210
I— ■■ Blue 4 Mauve sofa 4 lov
tovoS l .e o a ’pffor. 532-4615
F R E E • M o le 1 y e o r old
seat. S500 Blue Rock
i
iie
—
Cockof
Spantol.
inn,
good
-d
COLLECTOR
WANTS TO
STUMP GRINDER
IENT
Rediner. S200. Bdrm s
I EXEROSE EQtJIPMEW
with kids. Coll 677-2 0 7 6
B
UY S te r lin g s ilv e r
KJ50
$9.000 Call 733-1554
w/Quoen size bed. S35
_
or 670-5531____________
s p o o n s , s e rv in g p ie c e s
Proform 3001 STX sta
stairCall 324-9826________
—
olc 733-6346
------- S W IN G S E T . $ 7 0 D oll
master. profosslO'^al g>
o il F R E E -3 kitlon. 1-gray ar>d
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PORTABLE POOL K
K-I
-D .
h o u se, S17 TrKrycto. $10
type, $400 CoJi 426-58:
10
wftito, 1-Wock nnd whrto.
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16'. Complete' Uke Ne<
New!
Coffee taWe. $20 Rabbit
. or 438-______________
>b(t
1- gray, n o la is . Call bo>• up lo 30' Spruce. A spor' 4
— :—
Call 673-6676
h u tch es. $ 3 5 734-72603
{ fore noon 423-5303
id'typos C oi 206-786-2676
# 0 0 010000 ,
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Of Mike (200)356-4336
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1
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w/trailer, S500. Land
andscaping tlea. shon.$1
11 0
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4 1.50 .Call 536-2104
^
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C A RPE T KTT for fbO stz e V
ton pickup. S to ra g e blni
S275, 733 -ai3 S .________
a
A m e rri ic c a ’s b e s t s e l l i n g ; p| i c k - u p
I Your CChoice
^
$* 1 1 , 9 9 5
1 1 9 8 3 GM C 1 / 2 TON
V N nC K U P
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caiit>or Rolo Tiller, Uu
B o y .S H P F r e e z e i
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W eed b u rn e r C o n
heavy duly, industria
■ 100', 12W/G5 Whe«
b a rro w 5 4 3-0576 c
543-66S6____________
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size. SlOO. Bw) lln « ’ k
a m a ll P U , S 6 0 . S i nigg e r
se w in g m a c n in a , po ria
b le . S 6 0 . F u to n , q u e a i
size. S lS O -423-4834 .
(4
P o w e r WWi nindow 's & l o c k s .
W A S5
^
5 S p «o»«dd ,
T r o n s ., AMirr C o n d i lio n in g ,
HEALTH RIDER 5250
;o do<3
iivored. used few wnes
'^as in
e x c o ile n t s h a p e Call
Cn
536-2065
BUNK BEOS UKe r>ow.'•f®C
r»
w/exc. m attresses $ 12C
G irls b ik e S35. Lawi
mower S2S 19' cotor P
S40 Cellular phone 3 tu
amps SlSO 733-25511
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In- u g a r M 7 7 . 3 0 :0 6 w ilhIh FOOZBALL table, heavy IP R O W L E R . 2 0 '. 1 9 7 7 , A ttn . C a rg o h * u l« s .G r a « l |MERCURY. 1951, 2 door, cDITCH W ITCH R -« « 4x4
aalectton of tra to rs al Row
210 HiP.
P.
le a d Bled. 7* c h o p , U ntr e n c h e r . B a c k h o *
g o o d condBton. sle e p * 6 .
R) d uty, no p la itfe . Extra
Ftedfteld 3X9
Hart)
R a y m o n d F o r d . Built 4
b a th 4 show er. 734-1452.
« i. c ond
c o tn d ip . 4 6 0 F ord, C -7
a tta c h m e n ls . 6 -6 w a y
nd..
c a a o ; sy n th e tic sto c k . 2
g oalies an d foozeballa.
s e rv ic e d lo c a lly by
back fln bU klozer. O ffset
M
b o x e s a m m o . » 4 0 0 ,0 O
0.
$ 3 2 5 . CaD 634-4 4 1 0
*
r PR O W L E H .W . Patlf m odC h a r m a c . T ra d e In s
$ 1 4 ,0 0 0 . C all 7 34-0202.
tr e n c h i n g b a r w / r o c k
__
7 3 ^ 3 4 6 0 after s a o p-m.
b . People » 0 > so m e ed D g .lo a a r.
* 1 .3 9 n. 2 atk)* o u ts. AC. . -w elco m e. Catl 736-2480—- - a a k lor B a . ............- - - •
-c h a w C e n te r V ibratory
i<h . g = 5 5 5 = ri i . —MCLM flgte wKo w an t to _
b u y „ th a rs whai d a ssB M ' “ l e M h a n n e w . $ 2 0 ,0 0 0 . 1F E N D E R S . 1 s e t d u a l , ■ cOLDSMOBILE. 98. 1953.
H obby H orM T r a c to r 4
_
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■ C ^ 547-7771 or 4 3 6 ^ 4 2 2 ‘' steel. $125 1 s e t single
2 d r. h a rd to p . o rig in a l,
E quip. C a 3 a 4 .« $ B
fend ers, steel. $30. Call
g o o d s h a p e , all o p tiorts. .
R O C K W O O D 1 9 9 3 S th
7 ', M O U N T A IN S P R I N O S
733-117 5
ru n s g rea tt B lue. $ 4 5 0 0 .
|DUMP TRUCK 7 4 Interna­
ury
SPA 4 person $140(Vofler.
w h ee l. 3 7 '. 2 slld e-o o t* . .
Call 734-020? ask fo rB id
tional 5 ton -60 Intem aT w o utlUTy tr a ile r s ;
«
«r.
Can 4 2 ^ ^ 3 2 0 _______ B TRAVEL •mAILERS | w a s h e r 4 d r y e r j t o p
tonal 2 5 ton dum p truck.
tw ptoAsanOy u a p r t t ?
cond.$27.500, 5 3 6 - ^ 0 0
(1) M azda truck b e d $225.-' Youl
’
'7 7 K en w o rth c a b o v e r .
n
AIR STREAM *88 32- AC, _
at how Msy S b to piaca a
(t)16-X6-. $1000 324-3734
D-7 Cal crawler with cab,
; ;
I
9oT
elec. hitch. dir>eae. E x ce l (Reading th« classllled » d t ,
d a s tin » d ad. Til* c o tt It
cable Call 825-4224
T p | [ h o t o r h o « |k » ^ 5
lo«...lh« r a tu itt aio high.
•vary dsy Is a worth«t>lle
cond. $15.200. 543-4226
T W td aitB W d 733-OMl.
h«blt.C«J 73^0931.
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b A RIST O CR A T 1»* O ouCall ClastllloiJ. 733-0026. '
ROYAL
1MTERNATK)HAL
D odge 440. STK ml.. CB.
B.
b le a x te . se ll c o n ta in e d . <
W«'racoMrr>rf>enroua>«l |
1006
^ I
■64. 35' Sth w heel. m k » _
g o o d c o n d . . R e d u c e>d
d
e q u atiz er hitch. 2 w ay reN T O R IN O
w ave. AC. Ig. new awnir>g
SEMI & HEAVY
g4
Jh!
» 1 5 0 . call 637-9000.
frig & f u r n a c e . $ 2 3 5 0 .
1007
I !
♦ 4 'V lu b . T o n s o f sto rEQUIPMEWT
I
—. Call 734-4602___________
' I • NB76852A
CHEVROLET 1968 Itasca
o g e . excel cond. C a n live
__
C lass C . 20', ftjH air. aux1S79
GMC
2
ton.
dum
p
bed
|
IX- C O A C H M A N -76 2 8 ' SIh
In FT. M ost s e e to oppreC
lliary g e n e ra to r, TV. miniw h e e l, o p e n floor p la n ,
w ith r e m o v a b l e a i d e
'■ H E V Y 1 9 7 5 c re w c a b . ;
c ia te i$ 1 1 .5 0 0 .4 3 6 -6 5 6 2
" b o a rd s: 366 m o to r - ftu w -___
“ 4 5 4 . AT. 2 ..w n o e i.d riv a „ .
try' ■ h e w c a r p e l i 'N e w t i r e s '•
" crow ave a n d m ore. V ery'
c ustom w heels, sle e p e r,
L 2 -D R
‘
FE J u s t in t>me fw
d o a n , n jn s goodi
w / h l t c h . e x t r a c l e a n , SANTA
■
g o o d , new U res. 55,500
e xc conflibon .C all 734- ,
Memorial W eekend) 23 ft.
^
S14,500 734-4109.
$ S 3 0 0 / o l f e r . WIII s e l l
1002
I CaU 734-3497. evenir>gs.
•' I # G 2 9 7 8 3 1 A ■
S a n t a F e c a m p tr a ile r .
m a tc h i n g *78 C h e v y M
AUTO PARTS &
71981 IH C . S 1 7 0 0 d u m p - 4350 o r'e v e s 733-1235
''V- tr* oaiy to w h erU u V d u s ^tJ u s t s e r v ^ . $350(Vof>or.
c am p e r s p e d a l w /50.000
A C C E S^R IE S I ' truck. V8. 5 4 2. PS . very ^D O O G E '9 3 D a k o ta Ext
Q »d.Ju»iciia7:a-093i. _
Call 324-6446. o fter6
mis. on com piete new 454
C ab L£ V-8.10W m a new
C loan & r e a d y to w o rk i
,ti
engine. $3600 or both lor S! H A S TA -95 5 th w h ee l 'DODGE 360 V-6 ENGINE
I:
H IT C H s l i d i n g R V S tn
,
ZTO N
$7500 00 Call 431-5434. _ tg e s ,$ i l 9 9 9 324-3734
all
$ 6 5 0 0 -Cad 423-4790.
’
C o m p lo lo R u n s g o o d .
— • w h e e l h itc h . S 3 0 0 . C all
2 9 ' w /slld o o u t. All thc
C
678-3409______________
DODG
E. 1953, M37, mill- .' I • R 2 1 6 7 3 2 0
S285 Call 32 4 -1 1 1 9 or
**•,
734 t7 l5 a s k f o fW in . _
$
COACHMEN 7 1 A l, 21-, 3 e x tra s . L lk e .n ew . Only
tary
truck,
onginat
Excel­
324-5701
7
1994 Freight Imer C ondo.
.
$22.900. Can 734-6549
.
w ay refrig, soif-cortiairwd.
, r . LEISURE CRAFT 7 8 .2 VI-,
le n t c o n d itio n 2 4 v o lt
340 6 E 435 to 460 ru^rse
oi
$3000. CALL 4 2 3 U 4 9 4
;
fully soH-comamod w/rooi
s y s te m S 4 5 0 0 0 0 C all
SH A S T A 1979. 15', s e fla i
1005
I C a t RTX 1 4 6 1 0 tr a n s
—
AC, S4995. S36-2332I 7 5 G M C S lE R R A
is. Setf containod. $1600
_
CO M FO R T 1989, 3 2 - 5th
. 150.000 orig mrs Brand _•734-0202. a sk tor Bill
ANTIQUE AUTOS
Call 934-5330.__________
w heel, n e e d s so m e *«rk.
n o w r u b b e r A lu m inum
p
n d MOTOR HOME 1981 255
& COLLECTIBLES
FORD
65 Shortbed, 302 4 ■ • F l l O l A
$
w h e e ls N ow p a in t. C at
$5995 Call 324-1099.
;SIE R R A 2 4 ' travel txailor
os
t o w m llo s , 4 4 K G o o1C
c
s o d - runs greai. $1400/AUDI 7 1 to o LS. outomatw a rran ty a v a ila b le Call
Micholin tiros. DuaJ lanks
Qffer,
734-7928_________
1994.
excellent
cofvditlon
I KIT *66 15- cam p trailer.
438-5596 or 438 6 1 2 3 '
-ic. Oil o n g n a l. 91,000 mi.
—
C o n sid e r to rm s. SB995^
CaJl 733-9242 doy tln>e or
port-a-potty. $600. Good
FO R D -7 6 1.2 T on w ith
$ 1 6 0 0 Can 735-0196
J7. , Pio aso caJl. 733-0473
423-9039 evenif>gs.
2 4 ' f la tb e d tru c k b e d ,
^ cam per sr>en O r^ ownor '
_
s h a p e . Call 423-4291.
CHEVY TO Corvono Con- , $1800 Coll 670-8594 or
P A C E A R R O W S # 3 4* KIT COMPANION '8 9 . 27
66K ong mis Must soo to . ■ •K A 1 5 9 6 3 8
T
' E R R Y R E S O R T 1 9 8 8 . ‘ v o rtib ie . 3 5 0 . AT, ex ce l
,
5
431-65&4_______________
—
Roar q u e e n b o d . sloopj
a p p re o a io $3500 S e e
21 5-. like r>ew. slo o p s 6.
"
1 / 2 ' 5 t h w h e e l , f u lly
cond! 324-2531 aftor 7pm 4
7 Loaded w/evory option
a t 1704 D ora Dr N O r
UpOating fo o t nrxJ.have for
" _ equipped. S8995________ _ $ 6 7 5 0 .Call 733-8610
HP - L o o k s - & - r u n s - g o O d ' F IR E B A L L - 8 6 . 2 7 ' 5 th
-can
733 6 8 6 7 ------------------C H E V Y .:i9 4 9 . S p o r t
sa ie tho following equip:
:
tc.
S24.500. Alw ays s n e d d ~ w h e e l, fu lly e q u ip p e d . TWIN
FALLS
p
rice
s
have
*
R IE R
W hite Conven- Z
'
C oupe. 2 dr. gray g ree n. 1-'90Vo>vo
1
F O R D '7 7 F t S O S h e l l
»r.
etf Caff <23-5911
you d e p re sse d ? Drive 2
twnal Tractor I '- g t Voivo
_
$ 7 9 9 5 .536r2332.
c o lu m n s h lfl. e x c e lle n t
w /c arp et hit. exc c o n d .. I « NB76651B
h rs to N am p a a n d sa v e
9
w h ile C o n v e n tio n a l
condition $5000 00 Call
— P A C E A R R 0 W 9 1 34$250aoW er 436-5538
$ 1008.
M KIT C O M P A N IO N 1 9 8 8
734-0202, Bsk for BJl
T ractor 5-'92 Volvo W hite _
II,
Ford Chassis, q u e en bed,
S M i m r s RVS
M
19 . s e n c ontained, ex cel
C o n v e n tio n a l T ra c to rs , «f > R D -94 R anger XL 27K
IP
k 3 a d e d 2 3 K rm 734-5468
(206)466-2191
(CH EV Y , 1 9 5 1 . 1 to n flat
c o n d itio n . B e a u tifu l
lO-.'gS VoN« Whilo Conrr^is O n e o w n ei Excel
b o d t r u c k , c o m p l e f * . il .ventional T ractors
**
PACE ARROW 2 0 -O a ssAA in t e r i o r . N e w a w n i n g . .W
J IL D E R N E S S '9 4 . 2 2 '
cond $7900 326-4252
$ 3500 0 0 Can 734-0202, All
a h ave 3406 CAT ongir>os
SS
L o o k a t th ie ONEII AJI
Ul
$8900.00. Call 733-8135. •* p e r f e c t c o n d itio n . Sel<
$
a sk for Bill
FO R D 9 5 F -150 AM FM. I « ^
th e e x tra s Soper O o an .
qtkJ
ecn
e
r
9
or
10
s
p
e
e
d
^
c o n t a i n e d , d u a l e n try .
K rrCO M PA N K )N
AC, $ l l . 4 0 b b e s t Offer. •
—
$15,000 Call 7 3 3 -7 7 8 3 .
..F
u
ller.tran
s
m
issio
n
s
and
fF O R D ’6 9 Fairtarm -L oad- -10
J . i Ouotity m a d e In Iditfw ~- —d o o r s .m ic ro w a v e .- AC
— Can 7 3 4 - 2 4 7 9 " ..... .
'
owning. TV/VCR. Stereo
o d wl AC. E xcel, c o n d . . ore 3 axle
r,. SOUTHWIND motor rtome.
B. ■
I
NASH
188
48x102
Reefer
489
Z
TRACER HB
dual battery, rea r tximper
FO R D - 19 9 4 R a n g er
Asking $1750 436-9329
’ 48 x 1 0 2 Dry V an s 2-'91
Affordable, d uraU o
ol
2 8 '. (A)0 xcoi co n d S e>e
e ;
m otor c y d e m o u n t, cus- s p o n s p k g . A C. 3 8 .0 0 0
a l K 4 R R e n t a l , 2 5 66 1l ! BROCKMANS* RV
1966 Mustar>g, 289, I| •>48x102 R e e le r s 10- 93
l» E 1 7 0 :8 9 8
$
l o m b u i l t p i l l o w t o p FORD
r
miles Can 326-5317
1 7 3 4 -3 1 6 7 1 -a 0 0 -T 7 > 3 1 6 7
—
SoutheOO W est. Heybum,
V8, 2 door, hardtop, pony ,. 46x102 R ectors
m attress. All a c c esso rie i
]S
I. .
pkg, AT. AC. goo d Iires. |I All
A units h ave b e en ur>der pFORO I9 6 0 F t5 0 . 351 V8.
m d . N o tlw g to buy Trail
19 T E R R Y F - 1 5 0 M o d ifie dd KTT MONTEREY 2 4 '1 9 9 1 ,
not running, 5t200.'Ofter. '■ e x c e lle n t m a m io n a n c e
sh a rp , low miles, tool box.
e r w as u s e d ortco. storoc
lb
s le e p s 7. air condrtiorw g.
5
351 hoavy d u ty 'ito fT ctub
program
H IN A
~
324-9897_______________:
Taia top. S2250 733-8129
in h e ale d g a ra g e $10.7II- :! m icro w av e, g re a t family
vnth 2T UBvol IraSor Ful00. 734-0202. ash lor Bdl J
ly s e l l c o n t a i n e d . A C:.. i I tr a ile r , g o o d c o n d itio n .
$
FORO, Thunderbird. 1964,
FO R D . 1990. 1 io n . du a l I # W 3 9 3 8 5 7 A
"
- • ..a w n y g . Call 676-7279.
!j $ 8 50 0 Can 734-6220.
D & D
, " w h eelw /serv< cet»9y F l.
b lue m etaoic. fu i^ kjoded, ;
W IL D E RN E SS: '9 5 . 24M,
level 9 original conditw n iI TRANSPROTATTON
'
4 6 0 , V 8. ^
a u to , P S .
d e lu x e w ith s to r m w in ­
w I P R O W L E R 7 8 . 2 1 '. a w r
T IO O A , 1 9 7 5 . 2 2 ‘, lo w
AC, new rad ia ls. $9900.
89K m iles $3500 00 Ask
d o w s, $ 1 3 ,5 0 0 . Burley
>c I n in g . h itc h , e x c . c o n d ,,
m d eag e. cruise, catalytic
SERVICES. INC.
lE B R r r V W O N
Ca» 431-5434 or 678-3409
for bill a t 734-0202
C a ll 6 7 8 - 2 4 9 l d a y s or
—
c o n v e rte r N e w b a tte ryt.. . $4250. 324-8 6 6 0 after 6
P080X 116
678-8579 e v a . _________ ~
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r
r.
n e w tir e s , v e ry g o o d :
G M C '6 0
3 4 T o n 4 5 4 I tU A 3 5 9 4 8 A
$
HUP MOBILE. 1 9 3 3 .3 wmf,
cortdrtxsn Call 829-5016i : P R O W L E R .- 8 5 2 4 ' 5 th
206-934-4451
auiom aac. G ood conditJoow r u m b i l ^ a t c ^ p o . 6
I t --------------------------------------- : M h e e l . e x c . c o n d , j
Cahrin
K
untz
nn «?nn(Vnflnr 324-3063
cyimder, ox a iieA rp ro tec t
678-0962_______________ I
aJ TITA N '7 6 m o to r h o m e for restoration R uns Car
|u m j ^ T R A l l £ R ^
>
good motor & t » « . n eo d s
com plete. G roat cor>dition.
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FORD ‘93 Explorer XL
packaflo AC, PW. POI
cassette, Yakima rack,
spd. Black wygrey interic
torkx
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m is .
$15,850 788-6403 evw
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FORD '96 crcv* cab. powe
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miles, kjodod, wfine. Ca
532-4560_________ ^
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000.
733-3489 aflor 5:30 pm.
FORD. 1985 SuDor Duty,
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• 460, V6. AT. PS. low
miles. Vory cloani S8900.
Call 431 -5434. 678-3409
FORO. Explorer, XLT,
1992, loaded, i owner,
sharp! For sale or trade.
Call days 733-6844. ev»nings. 734-6969.
FORD-81 F150, 4x4. r>ew
motor, good condition
on.
$2750 oner 886-2459
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c o n tro l, r e d . C a tl 7 3344-. Can 7 3 4 0 2 0 2 . aak ta r BM.
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Can 324-5121___________
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326-4426 or 734-5440
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PO M TU C. 1970. Bonnev»v.
4 5 5 ..A C .,ru n s.
g r e a t, 78K m iles. $600.
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M em bersi of
ol th e c ia s s of 1996. as
IS I
stand here bef
before you, gazing out upor
pon
>-our eager you
young faces, watching me s<
intenUy, the! qi
question that comes to m
3
my
mind is: What
at iif I have to scratch m>-selfl
r d have to dis
distract you somehow, per
« rhaps by ... HE^
IEY! LOOK OVER THERE
IE!
THE UNABOM
3MBER!
No. sorry,, I1 was mista)cen. An>-way,
ay.
members of iht
the Class of 1996, today iss aa
\-ery bifi day’ fpr
fp >-ou. For today >-ou will
leave the safety
fety and comfort of the aca<
cadem ic worid1 — a world of college and
nd
classes; of tests
sts and teams; of professors
ors
and proms; of
b
if books and barfing on >-our
)ur
roommate after
fter attending the Phi Delta
ha
Z e e t fr a te rnnit
ity 's Q u a rt S ire M artini
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For more
information
TWIN FALLS - An
A old surgfr>'.
‘ |
for patient-s v,ith pro
problems related
_
lllilolomy tytnpotlum wiii
to P a rk in s o n 's dis
d is e a s e is new
f lP * ''''
M
be
he from 5.30 to 7 30 p m
held
again.
lesday at John Roper AudiParkinson’s disea
sease - a condi- ;
tion that can caasee sj
s>Tnptoms such !
Allan Freeman of Ernor/
as tremore at rest,, dii
difficulties M th I
balance, softening
ng o' f tho v o icc . . “ 7 " fsity
' in Atlanta will e«oiam'
and talk about
• slowness of movemei
jientsandripdi.^ i someoocedure
of the preliminary Jesuits
t>- of the limbs, affec
fects an esumal- ; u . h,es tt)een working with Dr
ed 200 people in the
?
hoM^eicVaU.,-.
,
n Delong ana Df Jerroid
Dr. Richard Hanui
m m o n il. ,T n v m , I v,iek.ali
along with a team ol other
Falls neurologist, saii people „ 1,0 t
;sionais. for the past tv/o'
ha\*e had these proble
jblems for a j_ong_J_a„(j J half
^ years on the stutfy------period of time almost
lost alu-a>-s e^‘en• 1
^event is sponsored By tne
tualjy hai-e dj-skinesia
ssia ( c n r i
| Magic V:
Valley Parkinson's Oisments), and those M
-ho are on a h i ^ <
tho
Sue
^upport Group, Or. Richard
dose of Sinemet (aI m
medication %ir- | Hammor
lOnd and the Idaho Parkintually e\-ety Parkinso
nson’s patient is i son's Ini
inlofmation and Referral
on) for a I c ^ time,, an
are more protiv [ Cerrter
H um or
to de\-eloping thenL-I
n-He.said.thosu :
There
re will Pe a S5 registration
_l
extra movements lim
limit how much | fee Proc
oceeas will tw used to
^ ____
medicadnn can be gi%-e
)vei the cost o t preset^img
, ! help covj
Yes, members
ers of the Class of 1995."coIdI*
- For sa h e patients
igram.
ts U
there appears ! !he proof
lege has beenI fu
fun, but the time for fun »is
to b e hope for relief
lief Ihrough an
To refl
egister. cail Don Arrmgton
o\-er. Now >-ouJ m
must take off >-our comical
"
old surger>'. called
d a “ pallidoto. [ at 733-0£
0868 or the Iflaho Parkinren te d graduati
lation outfits and go forth
ih
m y," which, because
nformation ano Referral
use of m odem
son's Infc
into the H-orld,
i, uunless >-du are one of the
technolo©-. is being3 re
revisited.
j Center at (208) 378-6570
sloiver students,
Its, in which case you must
, Hammond said this
Ihis Slippery dego fifth. Ha hal
a! (Get it? I Mill pau-M; here
I'*
stroys a part of the
le 1brain called
for laughter.
. :.ithe “globus pallidus!!
us!! in order to was 10 yea;
•ars before.
But seriously,
;
. -'irC-yji .
ily, young people, you are
re lie v e involuntary
ry ;m ovem ents
Freeman
an said the operation is not
entering a world
rid that has many probletns.
i
and muscular rigidity.
ity.
' a cure, but
iut
it
does
improve
wm
e
I am remindedd oof the words of President
Pallidotom ies were
ere being per- symptoms
ts - trem or. involuiitar>BiU Clinton. wh(
*-ho, in a reccnt speech at
«
formed bock in the! 19
1950s with oc- mo>-ements
Its w d rigidit>' - and may
Yale Universit>-,
it>-, said; “We, as a nation,
casional success. But.
iut. Hammond m aketlw patient
p
mcn-e faster.
mu.« make a ded
ledsion: Are we going to go
^
said at that time it «'as nco»sar>I'N-picidlN
\
Ily, one .side of the brain
out and DO som
om ething about our prob.
>
lo open the skiill to find
fim the globus is operatct
ed on. which affects the
lems? Or are w>-cggoing to remain hcov andd
pallidus. No\v, with th<
the aid of spe- nther side
ie of th e body. S<j there
Hnish these doug
jughnuts? Bccause I noticee
dalizcd equipment,, it is less in\-a- M-ill not bt
be significant improvechere are still son;
»m e chocolate ones left."
sive and more preci.se.
-se.
ment on th«
h e opposite side. If a per\\Tiai do Presic
ssident Clinton and I meann
Dr. Alan Freeman,
X a neunilopst son has mt
m ore sym ptom s on one
when we talk abo
about “problems?" For one«
with Emorj- Uni\erdt>'
sit>- m .Adaiua, sid e th an
in th e o th e r and th e
. ihing. we m ean
m ccorporate “downsizing."
said the original surges
^■r\' U-.WdLscon- surgery go.
;oes well, im provem ent
Take for example
iple AT&T, which recently,■.
tinued. with the ad\-eni
•ent nf mc-dica- should be e;
expeaed.
in a cost-cutting
lg nmo\T, fired all of its em-Itions (0 treat Parkinso
nson’s disease.
.A-couple
lie of two-sided pallidoplo>-c«i The <nly
^ y person left there is thee
A .
v
But it turned out theyey-had side cf- tnmies havi
ive
been tried at Emor^CEO, who makes
kes S2S7 million per yearr
fects. T hen in th e 1la te SOs, a and have al
also been done at other
and spends hiss dda.vs ^ u a ttin g on top ofI
S>>x*dish medical group
>up began look- medical cer
enters. But there ran be
his desk, fearfully
illy dutciiing a letter open-Iing at pallidotomies ono
Jnce.igain.
side effects
;ts, such as softening of
er. because thee ccorporate headquarter^•«
“And then about t\«
t\TO and .1 half the voice.■JSo at thti,rim e, this is
. lacking e\’en jani
anitoria! w rk e rs , is overy e a rs ago. som e o)ff th
I e p eo p le utuiilly a\-oi
■oided.
run b>’ rats.
here, especially my chi
chainniin. Dr. - Pallidoto
toniy, which takes anyAnd belie\-e me
me. things are no bener in>
.Nahlon Delong, got real
real interested w here from
)m eight to 10 hours, is
the journalism inc
indu.<;tr>-. At one time, 100)
in it and s t a r t i a progr
■ogr^im here to not luinfuL
iL lx.*cause the skull and
percent of the con
ronient of American newse\-aluaie the use of jh»
the
(Mllidottv
skin
a
r
e
ai
a n e s th e tiz e d and th e
papers \x-a.^ produt
duced b>' American n-ork*•
my." Freeman said.
brain i t s ^S Ihas no fecUi^. The paers. But today,•. bbecause of layoffs andI
There was a pilot stu<
study
using
10
tient
needs
tto be awake in order to
s
“outsourdng." mo.
more thim a quarter of theI
to 20 patients to get
s
ft
some
data.
c«)perate
w
when told to wiggle his
words N-ou readi -— including nearly halfI
Based on th at daui., a grant was toesorfinge
pers.
of the \-erbs — ar«
are produced by low-p^d'
"Tiiten and funding reC'
received from
Aftenvart
ird. there is no general
workers in Taiwa
iwan. Newspaper qualit>th e National Institute
lie of H ealth anesthesiatu
to wvar t)ff. There ran be
are definitely sufft
Liffering, but ironically the (N IH ) to s tu d y p a llit
llidotom y in a little s%vell
elling aruund the bnun,
stock pri«»s w high
igher than the\- e\-er be.
more detail. Over a per
period of four where the klesion was made, which
So th e employ;
loyraent tre n d does nut
>-ears, 60 patients w,-ill
ill :have been usually goes
s<
down radier quickly,
bode \wU for \t)u,
ou. members of the
operated on and foUo^w
.'v* »/', . ' V \
n'^ed.
The patiei
ient m i(^t be admitted
of 1996. It bodes
es Ibadly. You cannot exFreeman said thit stud
tudy is a team on a Fridayy imd ha^-e his surger>-,
p e a to simply rem
cmox-e >-our diamond noseffon w th neurelogMs
Ii hintself He i.-: in the
ts like
he
intensive
care
unit
tril stud, walk inti
into a m ajor corporation
who e%-aluace patients. prt
pre- and piv«- o\x*might, ar
and a-wuming there are
and gel a high-pa>
pa>ing position; you \>-ill
pp. along with neurops^
)ps>-chologist. no complicat
adons, in a room Saturfind that most of
of ithe openings aNiiilable * ph>7aologuts, ps>-chologis
:>gisis and oth- day and Sun
inday. Then he returns
to %-ou are in the! fit
fid d of reiail \-ogun. But
ers. The p atien ts a re
r
■e rigorously
hcrae Monda
day.
d oes th a t m ean
an you s h o u ld g e t d e ­
e^•alua^ed at predetermi
rmined interTo d a te '., no o n e h as d ied at
pres.sed? Does that
hat mean that >'our diplov'als. to see whether the
h e procedure Emor\' as aI nresult of the.operatjon.
ma is 0 worthless5 p;
piece of p a p ti best suithelps cn-er the long term
"m
But a stroke.
e. seiziffe or bleeding in
ed for cleaning uippsspilled Yoo-Hoo?
.. “T h at’s th e w hole; purpose
pi
of th e b ra in is possible, although
•• .'-A -i*'Of course not!t! Ii
It is nowhere near abthis study,” F reem ann said.
s.
“Vou they happenn infrequently,
sorbent enough!
can't take anecdotal stori
tones.’'
So when s<
someone who has mild
He said as part of this
Pie
Jiis study, he sj-mptom'^ co
=lease see BARRY/D2
comes to be e%-aluated
h a s s e e n p e o p le from
fro
th re e for a pallido
Jotomy. Freem an said
m onths to o\-er a >-ear
ir iafter they he w o rriess ab o u t p u ttin g him
have had th e procediui
liutf, and up through the! rrisk of die procedure,
-1
u n til now th e re have
l-e bee n im- w hereas the
le m edicine mav help S ' i '
'
provements. By and large
laq people him for a whil
(lile.
fc
Fashionj
D2
are happj- with the resu
esults. 0 « a “You don't
i't u-ant those real mild H
D ear Abby
sionally, a p a tie n t ha:
h as said h e ones," he s^i
03
aid. “Hm>-e\-er. maybe IB h S ii 'didn't impro\-e afte r the surger>'. >-ears from no
tio^v, if this turns oul to
To do
•UJOOY
OOY C H W S
D3
T V rw *.*,
o r o n e w ho h as im pro
sroved, b u t be really sot
om ething g re at, you Tw
Twin Falls N eurologistt D
Dr. Richard Ham mondI said
1
so m e Parld n so nI 's d ise a s e p a tien ts g et
Fertility
04
thought he \s-tKiId to a1 gi
greater de- may w ant to recom m end it for rei
relief through a s u rg e ry
1
ry called
'pallidtom y' d uJring
r
which a part of the
Ite brain called the
gree - p eriu p s back to where
'
he those hiild pat
arients."
-g,
M
Dave
Barry
H I
I
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m
m
g lo b u s pallidus’ Is desti
istTjpyed.
LookiiIng good
lealth ncotes
Orlando Sendnel1
^
1
1
rrn of a terrible idea
QUESnON : Wha
tluii recourse do I have whe
h en I pur^
distiu4)ing report sa>-s th
t h e threat of biologic h ^ somethin^?,L w
w-ear it a couple of times
tes and it
'
'
terrorism htis ne%-er b « nn m
n ore im minent.
starts to pill? I am
m inot going to spend my life
lif shav1
)
sm all bom b th e size of a fish
I
tank could kill
>
in« littie bails off
ff nmy clothes. The cost ofi t th e g u j
io n s o f p eo p le if it wass filled
f
with a n th ra x
m ent does not seet
«em to b e a factpr in whei
heth e r o r
I
is
re s. fo r e x a m p le — a nid
d th e technolog>" is
not it pills. I ha\-eB h.
had this problem with mo
noderatfrJ
a
v
a
ila
l ia b le to c o u n tle s s smtail
all g ro u p s w ith b ig
ly p rice d an d exp
x p en siv e clothing. I amn alw
i ays
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"
gnidgt
iges. * lt really is a m atter
e r of tim e." sa>-s Unitem pted to pack: u]
up th e garm ent and retui
tiu n it to
t/a g m tm .
%*ersity
ity o f M ainland Biotechno
molofc.' Institute biolthe m anufactiuwr fo
for a refund,
ogistt IR aym ond Z ilinskas. ““ II d o n 't u n d e rs ta n d
ANS^VER: Pilling
ing is th e formation of snu
email tonwh>*
it
haffl*t hap p e n ed already gies of fibers on the
th e surface of a fa b ric The
hese tangies, called' pills, de
develop when fabrics ru b 1against
' each other or again
Depre
ainst o th er surfaces, suchI ■:
rasing sex
as desktops. Such w ear cat
causes the fibers in the fabric
faj
■
m
to
' th e y gi>-e you a pill th at’s
It’s supposed to tnake
break and m igrate
te tto che surface, w here th
e d in g
les
hey
less depressed,* arid it can
an spoil >-our sex. life,
in th o s e annoying,
ng. u n sig h tly l i ttle balls.
V h ichh is
i p re tty depressing. Wc
lls. M ost
Well, studies paid fo r
pilling occurs i h « re
n o s of high abrasion — im der
by tht e m a k e r o f a new antidep
lepressant called Serth e arm s and down
m tth e sides o f a garm ent, or
^ 5 5 ^ 3
zonef si
o r at the
show a lo w e r r a te of se
sex-related sid e efwaistband, collar an<
and cuffs.
IR H jll
fects.» 1T he stu d ie s wei'e preser
sented a t th e annual
The shorter th ei fil
fibers and th e looser thes twist
r
'
meetin
of
tin g o f th e A m eric an Ps}
P sychiatric A ssoda*
th e yam , the m ore
re ith e fabric is likely to pill,
pil soys
.........
t H
Ja n e Rising, spoke:
kesw om an for th e Interne
n ational
F abricare Institute,
Ite- Also, knits ten d to pill
lill m ore
!d y d d iv « « ;^ .
m T'
than woven fabrics.'
3 . Thus a soft, loosely knit I
fa b ric s to av o id pil
norm al pitg riaiK y lasts ni
S l J 'S
B u y tlB h tly w ot>v«n
v.
nine m onths, r i ^ t ?
illllnB
Aich a s sw eatshirtt n<
fleece, tsill pill m ore easil:
n'»e c e s s a rily so w h e n i tt a
U rn
■
com es to m u ltip le
tightly wo>'en worrte
■sted w ool
rs can
M anufacturers
< minimize th e problei
births.,
s. A stu d y c»f m illions ofr JJapanese
t
new 'tm ns
P illin g con occur
m r w ith natural and s m
^ iih e d c ^ y in « h w t to - s“set*
e t s>Tithetic fibers in th ^e I5 2 * ^
3
i
M
t
t
h
^
chances
of
sur
sur\i\-al
w ere h ig h er
fibers, and H ithcbea
cs.
by creating th e fabric
fat
Map and expensive fabrics.
with resms to protect
» th e y l e f t t h e w om b aB 1little sooner. T he
Ptoase see F
[
m
s
,)
'
stu
tudy m irrors little-knowmn U.S.
\
re search indicating
lg th a t tw ins and possible
ibly o th e r m ulriple siblin]
ngs do b e s t a f te r ju s t 37 to 39 w e ek s in th e
'voi
■omb. w hile babies bo mn si
singly survive best afir 40 vt-eeks. .
<er
A. \n in g a n d a pra>-er
H o u s to n , w e m ay h a vve
e a p ro b le m h e r e . A
lulty m a th em a tica l < ^uati
uatio n u s e d b>' a irc ra ft
jes:
^signers to calculate how
n uch force is e x e rted
wm
o n1 IainsT ift w ings w as n ev
e vee r v erified a n d m ay,
am<
nong oth e r things, h av e: caused
cai
hea t tiles to fall
o ffi
f th e space shuttle. N ew
&d e n tist m agaxine re*
i%
*S
POf]
>rts. It q u o tes m athem aticii
tid o n s an d en g in e ers as
*®yi
ying th e eq u a tio n u n d e re
r e s tim a te d how m u ch
•cssure passing a ir p u t on a wing. But one exprej
a t said aero n au tica l engim
gineers n e v e r re lie d exclus
usively on th e e q u a tio nI azi
a n d a d d e d in a safety
s rg in w b e n deirigning w ing
Em;
nptyncstm
" SSteven
t
Spielb erg ta k e q
note: U nlike new ly
h ate
tched b i r ^ dinosaurs leaped from their shii&
M Uy
l j ready to scamper into
Ito a dangerous world*
/s a new study in TO jo uum
m al Sdence.
- “They had the aU lity to h
I it th e ground rwn.
n iolg.”
s says the study's co«ud
lutfacv. .'
C oop
a v iU ta w in n rc r ti
.
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through th e street
e e ts of M anhattan fj K,’
lik e th e g ian t Sti
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m allow m an inI “"iG h o stb u sters,” / / . ;
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njother play a see
scene guaranteed
to d e f la te a n y ggtra n d io s ity fosr
- te re d by success
^ss in th e fashion
.industry.
“ M o m .I w onn th
t e C o u n c il of
- 4 0 —
i
F a s h io n D e sig n e rs o f A m e ric a ^ H P
A w ard a s Best Net
'Jew T alent,” Cynth ia says.
I
^
3
W
B
“T hat’s nice, ddear."
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APcM
“ Mom, I just op<
opened my fourth
h l o r d e s ig n e r C y n th ia Rot
Rowley, In h e r L o s A n g e li e s s t o r e ,
s to re. Now w e have
ha' ‘em in New FashH
Y o rk .-C h ic ag o , T okyo a n d Los make*
t e s c lo th e s fo r th e light of
of h e a rt
A ngeles.”
F ifthll iA v e n u e h an g s h e r clothe
th es
T h e b u y e r guess
sse d th e n ex t
“ T h a t ’s n ic e!,, id e a r . Do y o u in a n a; r e a it c a lls Y oung Coi
^ou- t h r e e n u m b e rs , or
o r d e r e d e ig h t
w a n t m a s h e d ppootta to e s o r h ash ture.
pieces a n d re o rd e re d w h e n th o se
brow ns w ith dinnc
uier?”
“The
‘h e r e ’s alw ays a dem andI fo
for s o ld q u i c k ly . Row
. w l e y ’s e i g h t C le m en tin e Rov
low ley is not too th in ggss th a t a r e fu n ," says Sak
>aks piece sen io r project
--------- i m p r e s s e d 'th a frhhie r3 7 -y e a r- o ld —P re ssid
i d e n r R o s e - M a r i e B r a iv
v co — rrB c n d el in"New Yo
d a u g h te r has beei
c e n d e sc rib ed in “ C yntl
nthia h a s w it a n d s ty le an
anid f l n 1983, s h e p oiC
d k e te d 5 3 .0 0 0
glossy m agazines
e s a s o n e of th e h e r ddoo th es are well-m ade.”
from a n A rt Institui
:ule tellowhij.
coolest d esigners
rs iin th e countr>A lth
t h o u g h ’ s h e w r in k l e s h e r a n d a $ 1,000 gift fro
ro m h e r g ra n d or th at D avid Lecte
•tterm an recendy nose ac being called h e r own bes
best m o th er, p a c k e d het
e r sew ing main tro d u ce d h e r as one o f Am eri- - m o d el,
e l , e v e r y th in g h a n g in g3 in
ii chine in to a U-Haul
d a n d drove lo
ca’s hottest.
Rowle>
ley’s w eeks-old B everly Hill
iiUs New York.
S h e k n o w s thi a t e v e n th o u g h b o u tiq
iq u e w o u ld lo o k g re a c: on
oi
Rowley took onei :s m a ll s te p a t
. , C y n th ia ’s-S tyle sw e rv es to w ard -her,- .
a tim e, m oving froin
in -a h o v e l o f a
th e w a ck y , h e r' te m p e r a tu re is
Shee iis p re tty , p e tite and cu r\*y,
r \ 7 studio to a larg e r sp:
pacc before ti.
consistently normai
mal.
w ith sh
shiny black h a ir sw ept int<
into n a lly m o v in g u p tc
to t h e p r e s ti■ “ Living in th e1M idwest m akes a high
Jl ponytail. S h e speaks in
in a5 gious building th a t 1:
. you a little wholes^
lesom e, I think," V a lleBy
y G irl’s p a to is , d eliv erec
re d L a u r e n ’s a n d D on
th e d esigner sa>‘s.
s.
w ith vo
vowels as flat as a cornfield,
jld. show oom s.
71 h a v e a fa rm
rm t h e r e t h a t I
Wich
ch a professional com edian’:
in ’s
T oday, R o w ley ’ss d re s s e s sell
bought a s an invest
estm ent because unshalc
akable dea d p an , she’s a nat
nat- fo rS 1 7 5 to $ 2 2 5 .
I-m k in d of eld>fa
•fa shioned a n d . ural-boi
Ixim storyteller,
In t h e o s te n ta tio
i o u s ‘8 0 s , s h e
y o u k n o w , I w anti
m ted la n d . I go
There
ere’s th e ta le of how she goi
got ra n in to p ric e snob
3 b b e r y a s endow n a n d look al
a t it ev e ry now s ta rteed
d in th e fa sh io n business,
ess, tren c h ed as it was sn
jn ip id :
a n d then, especiall:
ally w hen I s ta rt fo r exa:
xam ple. S h e h a d m ad e hher
er
“P eo p le re a lly tho
b o u g h t t h a t if
to fe el lik e Miss1 Fancy
Fi
P an ts in H rst di
d r e s s a t a g e 7 . 'som ehow
low i t w a sn 't expensive,
^e, il c o u ld n ’t
N ew Y ork.”
m an aagg: in g to t r a c e a p a t t esrrn
n b e good." she says.; . '“ 1 n e v e r d id
G r o w in g u p nneeta r t h e c h i l l y around
id h e r own body as she lay
lay e x p e n s iv e t h in g sJ,, s o n o b o d y
• W isconsin b o r d err.r .'w ith a grand- on th e living
li
n » m floor,
ca red . It w as lik e, 'O
'< h , if t h a t 's
m other given to su<
such s tatem en ts
While
ile com m ucing o n e F riday
la y w hat it costs she’s no
lo t r e a lly a d e - .
; as, “P eople ju st w
weear glasses be* morning
ing Wa th e tra in to fashion
ion signer.’"
; c a u s e th e y d o n ’t >
w a n t to tr y ," d esig n cla ss e s a t th e A rt InstistiS hoppers graduaii;
illy c a u g h t u p
Rowley b e a u n e .aa kkind of A nnie cute of
)f C hicago, a p assenger ad- w ith R o w ley , re coagg n iz in g th a t
Hall for th e *90s,' aj
an e a rth b o u n d m iredI hh<e r jac k et.
p ric e y d e s ig n e r d loo t h e s s o m e s p r i t e w ith a whi:
:h im s ic a l s t y le
W hen
en R owley explained th a t it tim e s h a v e m o re ps
p s y c h o lo g ic a l
' sense an d a pragm
maatic n ature. La was h e r own design, th e M an htail
a ll th an re al value.
di da.
F ield bblu y e r w hipped out a card
Kd
“I understand thatit so m e p e o p le
H e r clo c h cs mlaakk e a c a s e fo r a n d ask
is k e d h e r to b rin g in hi e r feel b etter in things th a t a r e really
not ta k in g fashion,
on, o r y o u rse lf, lin e on
n IM onday.
expensive, but my sti
s tu ff is f o r evtoo senously.'
- O ne! trip
ti
to th e fa b ric sto re and
md erj-one who’s already Ib e e n th ro u g h
T h e f u ll- s k ir te
tecd s h i r t d r e s s a w eeke
k e n d of sew ing later, Row>w- .vears of therap>-," s hee says.
:
printed vs'iih plum
p lem ons isn ’t le y s h o w e d u p w ith fiv e g armp
“They can w e ar th
th e e x p e n s iv e
s o m e th in g o n e woi
would w e a r fo r m ents.
stu ff du rin g th e w eel
e k w h e n th e y
jur>-dut>* on a capiti
pital case.
“ Whai
b a t’s th e s ty le n u m b e r on h av e to fe el big and
id im p o r ta n t,
But it would b e■a Ihit a t Disney- th at?”’ th
tl e b u y er asked, fingering
:ng a n d on th e w eekend
id w h e n t h e y .
lan d . M ost of Rowl
3w ley’s d esig n s a t e a l1 v
> e l v e t e e n j a c k e t w ith
,th ju s t w ant to b e comf
n fy a n d h av e
are sim ilarly lighthc
thearted: h a lte r su ed e dcriim .
[
fun, they can w ear mj
n y s tu f f ." •
dresses p erfect for
>r bbackyard bar- , “ Umir
nm m in, o n e ,” R ow ley adidR owley id en tifies hh'e r c u s to m e r
b c c u e s a t th e Brai
ira d y s , h i p s te r libbed,
a s a w o m a n In h ee ir 2 0 s , 3 0 s ,
p a n ts a n d colorful
fu l s h ifts t h a t
TTie bbiu y er liked che next piece
■ce m aybe ea rly 40s, but
u t o cca sio n a lGidget would be pro
proud to oVnti. ., too and
id again in q u ired , “W hat’s
t ’s ly s e e s t e e n - a g e r•s
s a n d th e ir
B lo o m in g d ale 'ss g av e R o w le y th e style
,'le num ber?"
'
g ra n d m o th e rs succes:
sssfuU y shopher own in-store bo
boutique. S aks
“Two,’
0.” she replied.
ping h e r sto res togeth
th e r .
.
w.
pm —
Continued from D1
abrasion. But there’s
e’s really n oihing
you can do to proven
kcni som e pilling
on susceptible garmen
ients.
• Various gadgets aa re
r av a ila b le to
deal Hith pills, indudin
iding battery-opw□ted .shavers, carbonn bl
blocks a nd “pillpickers," which look
Ij lh e looped
ik like
side of Velcro s n ipK.s .'T hese g ad g ets
are aN-aili
ailable at some drug and dislis-
count stoi
nores and mail-order catalogs,
gs.
But u see them
l
sparingly and gently.
ly.
R iin g ad\iscs,
ador the>' >sill aggrarate
ite
th e fataic
ric damage — and cause more
»re
p illin g But
Bt >-ou don’t want to spend
nd
j-our life
:
fe shaving litde balls off >-our
ur
c lo th inlg,
g . right? In that case, make
ke
s u re youi
lu^buy garments m ade from
im
BarryContinued from D11
Besides which, tou
d
PU don’t
NEED to
beg a large corp'orati
ratio n f o r a jo b .
You c m be an entrepre
p re n e u r! Look a t
Bill Gates! Here’s a pc
p erson who, des p ite hav in g few as:
a s s e ts a n d th e
charisma of paste wa:«
ivax, w as ab le to
create a software emnpire
pi so vast a n d
per\*asive th at “Wind
indow s 95" n o w
comes pre-installed on n n u a ll y e \'cr>' personal computi
)u ie r a n d m a n y
k itch en appliances.
;s. W h a t is B ill
Cates’ secret? WTiat,:, exacdy,
0
did h e
do that enabled himI to ri.sc so m u ch
faster than his peers,s ai
a n d become so
wealthy lhat he usess di
disposable helico p ters? T he answ
is w e r is; H E
D R O P P ^ OUT OF CO LLEG E
W hile his peers we
w e r e f r itte r in g
• away their brainpower
ver stu d y in g fo r
exam s in which they,
l y . 1h a d i o n a m e
three French lm|lrcssiG
ssionist m asters,
Bill 1VOS out making mo
mtmej'. H e now
has French Impressio
sio n isi m a s te rs
painting his GARAGE.
1 he sam e c a n
E. T
be said for Shaquille O’f
O’Neal
But does this mean
cause you, th e Qass pf 1
dulged in four yearsi of brain-frittering, your f u t w is hope
opeless? Does it
m ean th a t you havee tt<
o slin k b a c k
borne and live with1 yc
y o u r p a re n ts ?
■
T
en cX5
es made to our product ini>'our
-X
rf
--------' | V ««
X i
y
ying can be
1 tryingg at a truiink show
H ie W ashi
shingtoaPost
representatives fret ab
about w h e d ie r a t S aks Fifdi
ifth A%-enue. Fffst rf all, ihe>>-our e\-ery need is m et
showed u pp A kx designers don’t,
WASHD
aiNGTON— Tljese days, with
.ith
l h e pampered and pi
p r i \ i l e ^ and
U nderstan
stand that B a d g l^ Mischka
b arg ain shopping
sl;
a way of life, the th e ju st plain curious
IS c a n in d u lg e sales m annager
ag
Harriet Kriegel, who
tru n k shoi
Flow is an endearing aberraTa* th d r whimsies. No need
sd to w'Oft>-, no w orio m ost
< the mnOc s h c r ^ does
K t of
tion. I t is a; rem inder ihat for some
me one checks >pur bank ao
K oount o r >*our h er jo b w dL But she is not a designer.
folks, price
ice is no concern, lu x u ^ is an intentions at the door,
A nd p a n : of
o f the glam our of a inink
assum edi right
ri
and. pampering is a deFinger expensi^-e desif
signer samples, show is b>eing
e in able to tr>* oo a dress
d a re d nece
ecessit>’.
S peak to o r gawk at tl
th e d e sig n e rs and g et thlee oopinwo r f the person who
A t r u nikk show
:
offers l u deals on lunun- themsel%-es. Stare at the
le wealthy an d d esi^ ie d i t 1The Badgle>* Mischka line
cheon suits
lits, no ball gowns for a steal
»L gasp a t how m uch thc
h e y sp e n d o n has b een orxxmd
oroi
for almost a decade,
Shopperss who
w go to these ^ * d a l prene- dothes. Ask what’s up wi
with those high b u t o ^ y in the
i
past >*ear aod a ha|f
sentations
ns get no bragging rights on prices. Request a moree |generous cut - has it really
g
ly gained
name recognition. '
their financ
andal wizardiy. A trunk shmv
ow in th e hips. P raise a ci
c e r ta in sty le .'
The two0 de
designers ha%-e Ten Hatchis full-price:
ce shopping at its highest le\-eL
.-eL Whine. Sometimes spec
« d a l color re- er, o f “ Lois
t d a r k " fame, to thank
lis Se
At one r if
f these
d
champagne, sperklingng- quests can be hoDored;; m
r inor modifi. for t h d r new
new-found must4ia\*e status
water, fruit­
Liit-andcooide es-ents, a designgn- cations in a silhouene can
c b e m ade; am o n g HoUv
oU.vwood ladies. She wore
e r o r a r eepresentative
pr
sets up shop for . |w d for the equi>‘alent o fw h a t'sc m e on e o f th eeir
ir dresses to th e Emmj-s.
a n aftemloon,
oo generally at a spe<^ty
Ity ' might call not a bad prio
ice, a nd other? O th e r >-oung
mg entertainers — Winona
store o r in some
5
tony boutique. A coumi- might consider s e v e ^ ! m
n onths’ rent, R>der, Toni
I
Uli Braxton.
Lea Thompson
p ie of mod<
(xlels stroll about wearing enen- >*ou can owti a prettj* ra re de sig n e r ^ C ounene
tene>- Cox, among od « rs —
sembles htim
fra the coUecDon. and sales
les fr«Jck. New York-base.
c d d e s ig n e rs -follow ed he:
h e r lead and have been
Mark Badglej* and James
ies Mischka re- ' S\eoring Badg
l a d ^ - Misdika beaded exoently put on a good tmn
imk show h ere tra\'aganzas.
as.
n
tighUy woven fabrics. TThese are the
To tra cJck down
<
this party, use the
^
ones that have a compact
ict, smooth surWTL (wtxil
ol products labeling) or RN
face (such as cotton denii
nim a n d gabar- (registered
r
d number)
on the garment’s
[i.
dine or worsted M-ool).
fib er-co n ten
tei t label. Your public liShould you still bei bI o th e re d by b ra rj- may
a y have a d irec to ry th a,tt
c.
pilling, first tr>- return
m in g th e garru tc lic s he
thenumbers to the manufacment to the retailer for
«
or a refund. If tu re r o r imp
mporter, or you can get the
that doesn’t work, trj*■thetl m anufac- info rm atio
ionn by calling the Federal
turer or importer.
nmission, (202) 326-3170.
Trade ComiT
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y
—I
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e s t
^rpocket”"]I
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irry isa hiimor colixmnist for
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li Herald.
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to out an Insurance
policy on h im icif aafif te r ^ j n a ^ J n g my
p iid all the pi
DennU S. Voorheei ftepmother,
earned during marriage,
ge, and died recently
leaving me ai Ihe w>le benefidary.
b<
Does my
stepmother have any righb
hb lo thcM p r o c ^ T
Ye*, if CDtnmunl
nity fund* weie uw d to payy iraurancc
ii
preniiuna.
thc death b^wfits .ire
ire subject to community conti
jntrol. This means that
yoor falhcf had Ifx- i(^t to direct how half the benc<
ncfits arc paid and your
stcpfTXJihif a-t.iin,'. ihc
IC r1i ^ t to direct how the other
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fo
death, .>txjr ftcpmodiei
her lipw da ccm ml to ,
payment of proctfdi
i i in accordarJce with yourr fj
father's direction, all
monies would Ix* (xiid
id to you as the sole beneficiary,
iry.
PrsctkaOy tpeab
aking, most spouses actfuiesce
see in the designations
made by tho tk-ciMsed
kI spouse despite a technicalI ri;
right to claim half thc
pnxccds.
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nl planning suggests that eachII S|
spouse blow hb and
her r i ^ t i and lhat l»<h
Xh work cooperatively during
tl
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sec tfwt a proper found.
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Ir- v - ,
ttO C J)
-i-ani-ei__
ation has b ^ inI Y o u r inform
infc
>ks.
letters.
valuablee. flA fter m uch consideramy books and ncwsle
lelieve it is im ponant for
>erm atologj^ have conduct
id e rsta n d y o u r tio n , I belie
lucted
I com pletely imdi
ch test studies on many cosm
em lo deal w ith m e to ^ ate
t e iin my reviews the pres*
«met* viewpoint that I seen
that could in*
1^ ra
u materials, induding pres
“aw
une\*en hand. I en c e o f p3rescrvati%*es
res
Teser- this issue with an ur
am ines i n .
_ .__v3dve
go
ives, and ih ere su lts have-be
Lbeen—apologize. Althoughh thi.? m a y .s u r* -te ra c L n eegotively_wijh
w idel
lely p ublished. R eactions
'OS to prise you, I i h o u ^h tt I w as b e in g cosm eD c^s. 11 will try to do sb fairiy
show any more or less bias
ihopol have been shown to
to' be less sensationalistic
ic in lh a t e a c h an d n o t shoi
l>™n»
pol than to, say, an ingrete low and. are below those
»c-of - time 1 encounteredI tbronopol v id i to bronopol
cquatcmium-15.
e r commonly used p re s*rvaen
u lf a te o r tr i- dient lik eq
u
sodium la u ry l sul
5.
As a result
te th e com m ent
DEAR
R READERS:
R
ethanolamine I wrote
K
>%’c letter, I have dedded
Lgninst this we find it unaccei
a s o p p o se d to of t h e abo%-e
txept- “skin sen sitizer" as
uch doser attention to the
0
e n ." Som ehow to p ay m uch
le out
“possible cardnoger
ablee aand misleading to single
b ro >nopol.
nc
O u r d a ta show •-th
o f formaldehyde-releasth a t “ sk in s e n s itiz e r" s e e m e d le s s p re se n c :e of
er%*atives when they are
qu aitemium-15
tei
has a much hjgher
i^
ssib le carcino- in g preser%*.
shocking than “poss
inied
in c id
id«e n c e o f i t r ita tio n th
thta n gen," and, becausee th e r e is dis- a c co m p an
ie by ingredients that
sudi as TEA
n o i ^ but you db not singleeth
d is ag reem e n t ab o u t ttlh e p o te n tia l contain nlitnwamines
brono]
itn
ilfate, sodium lauryl sul%dient out as n^fch as ours,
m e r instead o f lau ry l sulfai
ingred
r i ^ I chose the form
triethanolamine. This is a
You
ou have indicated to usI th at the latter,
fate, a n d trie
r concem s about bronopol
<
Ily unsafe
combination of
Its a re well tak* poten tia lly
i
ol do
■ But >‘our comments
Its,
relate to its effectiveness or
ir
not have ^
ing red im
ts,and I will say so in fur inv
en. Indeed I m i ^ t n<
|y, but in>-ol%*e its use in comi
rws.
uni- tu re reviews.
otnU- os d e a r with q u ateTnium-15,
n
oesn'l
automatically
make
ion w ith am ines such ass ti
T h at doesr
tri* daiolidinyl urea, or ddmdiW hydan*
inalonine. If ju u r concerns
a
iict bad for >-our s l ^ but
th e product
IS w
toin w hich pose a ssim ila r ris k ,
ly about the issue of nitrosamii
II belcorrected » sh o u ldi bbee a consideration f v
inune These o\*ersi^ts will
iation, then your attack shou
lould in all my future writinj
ings an d stated products >-ou
>*oi use frequendy or in
^
’o cused oD th e use of amin*
tionn wilh o th er produCTs
^ p e r colum n co m b in atio
lines as such in my newspi
1as
» n as I gath er d ia l hax-e the
die same combinacion of
v fa ^ and nem lecter as sooi
.. triethanolamioe aiid surfa
s that may contain amines (sue
Its.
ingredients.
[such all the infomatioQ II nr eed to back
xiium l a t ^ sulfete).
W heii itit comes
cc
to preservatives, •
uptnydedsion.
ngling out bnm opd in this
on remains
th e g m a . In
is si
sitI should mendon tlu
iia i th e notion niy position
:
Ul
is
not
logical
or
justified
[here
is
m uch disagreeskin
g
e
n
e
ra
l
th
e
i
d
—
of
bronopol
being
a
sli
wr**” !i. ^Guthrie Technic^ Develo]
clop- (along with other form
maldeh>de-ze- - m c n i a bout
o u t w hat a s e n s itiz in g . ___
^
t Manager, Knoll MicroCheck
ive is exacdy, but it is uneck leasing preservati%*es)
5) is s u p p o n ed
preser\-ative
netic chem ists d e rs to o d: th
th:a t all p re s e r\’aiives
by many of the cosme
EAR MR. G U niR IE : I amI sorso
Pro in te rv ie w ^ as well
wi a s b>* “A h a v e th e pp o te n tia l .fo r som e
you fd t 1 was not more des
I will point out
dear Consumer’s Dictionary
r y o f Cosmetic am ount o f irritancy.
ir r
m my
\
.y,writing
regarding the use
c In ^ e d ie n ts ," by Rui
5c of
u t h W in te rs, th e o n e s th
th a t are re p u te d to be
3mo-2-nitropane-l, 3-diol as a W inters w rites that “ bran o p o l is m o re i r ritaiin
i t a i g th a n m ost, like
ervative in cosmetics.
m-15
listed fifth on the list
ft o f presen-a- quaterm um
-1 when it is higher up
y main concern with formald<
ild ^ QN'es that cause contac
iia d erm atitis, on th e in gted
te di ent list
.
^re le asin g p re s e n ’acives
i according to the Ameri
:s is
erican C ollege
In g e n e ^ preseh-atives are an
1 they are u s ^ in combinatioi
Ition ofD erroatdogyTestTt
Tra>-s."
essen tia l component
con
in cosmetics
am ines (albeit not m y onl.
only
1 am reconsidering
g :m y position th a t c a n cau
ause
s irritation and allerem ), and I apologize for not
no on all form aldehyd<
ms. It boils down to w4at
d e - r e le a s in g
gic reactions,
g clearer about that position
1^ handle.
>n iiin preservatives in relatio
a o n to a m in e s
> -ourskin<M
--------------------- il:___________
D o e s itt nm ean th at, from now on,
n,
you’ll b e aawakened e\-ery moming at
6 a jn . by
tjy diose noises that your dad
ad
m a k e s in
in the bathroom? What is he
tie
in there? Strangling a pig?
D OING1ir
g?
D oes it mi
m ean youll ha\-e to listen to
radiodio station >*our mom listens
ns
to — thle
e '“oldies” station that never
er
pla>‘s a nlything
yt
except the top hits of
1964, o vveer and over and over and
id
id
over,
so
that
one
bleak
afif.
and '
te m o o n1,, vwhen, for what seems like
d ie I l t hh ttim e that day, you’ll hear
th e openir
ning strains of “Baby Love,”
a n d y o uj ’ll decide you can’t take it
a n y m ore,
re, and you'll m ake a fatal
I in co smletics
etii and plan to report
cem respcmsibly. I am alsothat concen
re th in k in
1 to re p o ^ formaldengg how
easing
preservatives as ir*
hyde-Fcleasi
n relation
to other preserrita n ts in
n
O lf
umm,
ifc».
A tla n ta ..
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MaanAMMlr.
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I n c lu d e s :
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SoMT^rxtmnjf^ Pnurn
rxJay. May 20. 1996
Mono
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3 ,'-.,
t
Hones t y beest ev€en whilen it hurts
flHBB
tl
^
w eek my hus^
v e r y y o u n g , ra y h u s bj a n d ~ ^ d~ 1~^ D ^ ~ A^BBVrLast
DEAR ABBY: I am 23 years old
rW e iirecuF ~
" 'd c a d e d to le ir th e m a s m u d i o f tH e
b a n d a8n- d^ a r ^ ld » n Were p f ^
“ and ^ b o ^ r i e n a is-26TV
D e a p A t t i j f I tr u th a s the\" c o u ld u n d ecrstaw
r
}.
ti c i n g b a ss eb
e b a ll in a sch o o l y a rd
It states due
rently living in different
them and
a n approached
i
^
It to o k a lo l o f c o u rraa g e to te ll w h e n a m an
..to m y jo b c o m m itm em
n t and are
A b ig a il iring
th e m , a n d 1 c r ie d a lo3t a b o u t it. b e g a n sh arin
j tips on how to play
io n sh ip vja
m aintaining o u r relatio
V an B u ren
b u t y o u k n o w w h u t - t h a t w a s f ir s t b a s e . A
Aifter a w hile, m y hus' ilong-distance.
ignized
this
s
p
e
d a l m an
y
d
e”
called
O
K
.
It
le
t
ilic
c
h
ild
r
e
n
I
k
n
o
w
h
o
w
b
o
n
d
re
c
o
g
n
i
The o th e r n ight “Clyc
Iso le t th e m ' a s R o d C arew
and, in th e course of our
lu-ranversarw m uch unsolidted info, 1 fe lt a b o u t it. a n d it alsc
ew is
tion, m e n tio n ed th a t hh i s e x gjrl- should be shared?
k n o w it W.1S O K f o r thi
:h e m to b e
M r. C a rew
: truly an inspiration
sh
— friend h ad-been in.towivn-and-thaL________
r
jeing able to give to oth-______
.1f-j_
__ upsett->'K>- N o w t h e v kk n o w t h a t to us all, bein
i i C IN LOS ANGELES—
» in g his beautiful d a u ^
she had called him. Shee ai s l a d t o
d E A R TrX
X .C j You are definitely. p e o p le m a k e m is ta k e s - e v e n p a r- e r s a f te r losin
te r . M ichelle.'
He.'
out to a movie, h e acce]
:e p » ^ th e y
«<,ff b a s e .-H ad Clyde not m en-. e n t s - a n d l i f e c a n g o0 o n a f t e r - SUE SHOTWELL,
w ent o u t t h a t.e v e n inn tg . E n d of
^fact that he had gone to, w a rd . A n o th e r m e s s a g’ee th is s e n t
,
to
o
u
r
c
h
ild
r
e
n
w
a
s
th
;
NAHEIN! HILLS, CALIF.
story.
h
a
t
p
e
o
p
l
e
ANAJ
.
a movie witt
ith another girl and >*ou
He said he was telling
ii g s d o n ’t
P .S . M r.. CC;arew a u to g ra p h e d a
IB m e about
i a , „ heard
d it from som eone who- s till lo v e y o u w h e n thlin
?d.-------------- .-iM s c b a ll for-Q
or- o ur- fajnily, which J s .a_______
y o u exp^'C ted
— th is i n n o c e n t- d a te -b«cc a u s e - h e .- h 3 d seet. them.thi
you wotild proba- l u m o u t
It is so im p o n a n t to b e h o n e s t,
p r e c io u s ceepsake.
kee]
e s p e d a lly for
didn’t want there to be aany secrets |,,y „ „ „ deerr why h e h a d n 't mena n d if >-ou d o n ’t know’ son
sm e th in g 'o r
m y o ld e r son.
son w h o 'a tte n d e d high
betw een us. I b e lie v e th a t w as
doned it.
truly his motivation for. ttelling me,
tl Michclle.
M
DEAR ABI
Regarding th e let- d o n ’t u n d e rst.T n d so m eeith in g . le t school w ith
but I still think h e shouJi
— ■" - ■
d d ta v e let
,h e C a n a d ia n re a d e r th e c h ild re n know th a t, too.
to
th
arcs
t h a t it
^\bby sfm
ra more of her favorite,
K id s n e e d to b e ta u Ight
gl
the incident go unimentio:
‘“ned. H e IS „ h o s e husbi
sband is in prison: She
tt 2« « o - p r i 7■wn.’
w n; nxipcs. To order, send
t te ll th e
being p ain fu lly ho n est
St. and th e
concern,
m ed about whai to tell ta k e s a stn in R e r p e rso n1 to
■size. s<'lf-addressed cntxpain is all mine. If I hadd ap la to tu c h e r children
a busincss-sizt
en. Vou advised h er to tr u th th a n to h id e bc-hmdd a lie. '
- A N O TH ER INM.ATI
n - “S WTFE
lope, plus cht-ck
chix or m oney order for ,
dote with a m ale friend
ad I would ,ell them the
he truth.
S3.95 (S4.50
SO in Canada) to: Dear
D EA K W IF E : I a p p reecd a t e y o u r
not mention it to Clydee because I
Y o u r advi
iv ic e w as rig h t on th e
think he would worry im
■VF
Fat-orirtf R eapcs, P.O.
m necessan.
Abb>
iby. My h u s b a n d is in s e n s ib le a tt i t u d e . I a mI s: u r e th a t ' A bby. More
u
a r e in
Box 447. Mou
^iount Morris, III. 6J05-IJy,d we have a 4-year-old m an y re a d e rs tvhcise sp b:>uses
. .
prison, and
priso
n
will
a
p
p
r
e
c
ia
te
it,
.
d
too.
0447.
(Posux)^'
O
A.Vis included.)^
Am I off base here oriris there a a„d a 5.ycar^
ir-old. Although the>-are f
cling
E le n ie iits o f ^ l
• • •• -................ Som«
xne ways to get the most effk
iffident aerobic
and lower-body workot
kouts:
■ •d fP M lU o a
‘ (pnanM dbikaw KIhh''
S
________ i l S M ^ l k S S j t o y
bend forward at waist
. ka«f)ingbsckparalM
totOptutw
•
J
• K eepheadiow. 4
nackmOnewmt
spine, elbows
flexed a n d - ^ ^ ~
tucked
X
toward
/
knees
|
--
BraUD^
■ Gradually apply both
bot brakes, putting more
pressure on front whe
vheel, and shlfi
. weight backward sligh
JighUy
Shifting gears
(&
/'
f
or you
To do ff<
■ Efficient shiflin
ifling calls for antkapation; dov
Jownshift as soon
a s you k » e forwt
>rward momentum when goinj
)ing downhin. try to
'shift Into a highet
iher gear t>efore spinnir>g pedj
edals.
W hen to ahift
I
Hj
S hift to
-------higher- _
Pedaling
P a c in g
Coinerlng
■ Keepiegsin
■ T»ght tunrts call for
■-M aintaina
constant motion
shifts in body weight;
cadence of 8 0 to 90
using equal effort
position bike to follow a " pedal revoiutkvts
tuck k n < ^ ctose
wide arc that allows for
X per minute; if you'ra
tobike
coasting through tum
pedaling more
■ TNnk12;0(V
s i o ^ than that.
■ On approach, stop
6:00: wtwn one foot * pedaling, lower body,
downshift to apeed
is at 12. press top
shift hips slightly and
upyourcader)ca
muscte of thigh and
lean in the flirecttoo of
caN«s to complete
the tum. keeping v ^ hIht
t
downstroke: work
on outside pedal
hamstrings and
shirts to complete
upstroke from 6:00
.m
w
i
■SOURCE. Tha
Lfdeto u«*y>0 Ffrw .
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r w » » by
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ROY GAUOP
S h o p o f T e r s s c r e e nn!i n s s
.
TWIN FA LLS - T h e M
: ed jcjn e
Shoppe, located a t 434 B l u e l ^ e s
Blvd. N. is parricipatini
ing in fre e .
ton screenconfidential m edicatio:
in esses. F o r
St. N. (on g$e n m cdicaJ su p p ly b u sin
Aging. 9988 Washington
^
th e CoUege
e cof Southern Idaho cam- rm o r e in f o r m a tio n , c a llII P a ts y a t
-u s)
ar
73-*-9330 o r 7 34-6-I82,, .^fa^do
3
” p i r m ore
,
■e information,
call Pam 734-6507.
7
J o h n a t 733-83
5376 o r H o
Bolton at 734
'34-5216.
'
a t 733^332.
.h arm a cies
M edicine S h o p p e ph
nadonwide will co n d u atth
tl e screenings by appointm ent thn
irough M ay
31.
gs, pharm aDuring th e screenings,
cists will check p a rtid ppants’
a
mednteractions
ications for possible int
!
and
d u p lic a tio n a n d h<
h e lp th em
b' e tte r u n d e r s ta n d ho
low to u s e
their
m edications corre<
•ectly. F re e
|
blood
p ressure checks wiU
wj also be
'
available.'
i
F or m o re in fo rm a ti'
tio n o r to
s
schedule
an appointm eni
int. call th e
]
;-9242.
Medidne
Shoppe a t 733-9
g r o u p m e e ts
C a n c e r gl
TW IN F
F^A L L S - T h e M agic
..V a lle y B rei
r e a s t-C a n c e r.S u p p o rt
G roup H-ill
11 rm eet at 7 p.m, today
in t h e re:ccte p ti o n a r e a o f th e
S ou th ern Idaho
Idi
Regional C ancer
C enter,
Barbara Andersen,
Ax
.NLD.. a radiarion oncolog
ogist at SIRCC will be
a v a ila b le fo
f r a q u e s tio n a n d
answ er sessio
sion.
For m oree iinformation, call Char
Basila-Daris,
is, *\LS.W., at th e SmCC
a t 737-2800
)0 o r Jo d y C raig a th e
ir d a s s of
Twin Falls Q
Clinic & Hospital at 733- , TWTN F .\L L S - T h e thlird
th e C a ^ d b irth P rep a ratio3n P ro g ra m
144.
tJ
3700. ext. 344
is a v a ila b le to a n y o n e w
vr is h in g to
C
' e n t e r c h e c k s p r ej ss s u r e
F alls
TWIN FALLS - The Twin
T
S enior'ditizens C e n te r iwUl o ffer
blood pressure checks from
fr
10:30
^-sandfrom
to 11:45 a jn . on Tuesday's
10 ajn . to noon oo Frida
days at th e
ce n ter. E x p e r ie n c e d vi
v o lu n te e r
nurses will adm inister tli
th e checks
free of charge.
e e ts
D i a b e t e s g r o u p m et
,
TWIN FALLS - T he: D
1 ia b e te s
and Education Support Group
G
<viU
hold its last m eeting for
ir th e s iu n .
mer at 7 p jn . today at th
th e H e ;J th
and W elfare b u ild in g 'ss m ee tin g
room.
The m e e ti ^ will focus
us on exerd se and bein g w ell, des
e s p ite d ja .
betes. T here is no ch a rg
rge for th e
meeting and th e public is i
* “’'If .
For m ore inform ation.
1. call Ann
Bybee RN. CDE a t 733-37C
™B e r e a v e m e n t g r o u IP
p m e e ts
,
,
TWIN FA L L S - F ri
E
B ereaved F am ilie s willn « , I < i a
7
7:30|p.m.
today a t th e O
C ffice on
V a lle \' Famnily
il> \'M CA will be offerin g a new stretch
sm
and strength fitn e s s d a s s for
fo r adults over 50. The
d a s s w ill bbee held
I
from 8 to 9 aJn.
o n T u e s d alys
y s and T hursdays. The
ctwt is Sl pier
e r tdass.
thictoiH-ill b e B everly
T h e in s tf
u,
Alzheimer's
g roupI to
I meet
/
. .
H a c k n e v . Foi
For m ore in fo n n atio n .
B U R L E V - T h e M iirn i - C a s s i a c a ll th e ^-M
C/ at 7334384.
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I-P u b lic Librarv-.
a n d education
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A r e p r e s e n t a t i v e frooim P a y n e f.,.
ed iby Thursday for pub.Mortuar>- w ill b e a d d r ee ss s in s p re .
the /o?/oti’in£ M onday's
a r r a n g e d f u n e r a l p la n s .■ 1f-or “ » fe H e a lth i Fashion
Fc:
sec tio n . .Mai/
in
ii fo n n a tio n . c a ll M a u rexen .M agee
: 77
TTie Tim es-l^ews, P.O.
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PIN or
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>
>-our pUstid But it will take
tal a quick
ifically at the
peek a t your face-spedHo
fibers, furrows, ay p ts, blood
bio ^-essels
uriris.
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For juSt over a d e o dide,
e , scientists
lelineate th e
have known how to delii
ke
the iris of
characteristics thst
ex-ery eye as unique as 0a fingerprint,
fi
)2 th
But it was only in 1992
i a t John
D augraan, th e n a1 H a rv a rd
University researcher in compura<
developed a
tional neuroscience, de\
coding a
method for di^tally encod
is.
CDgraphic image of on iris.
lue h as d o w
‘ D augm an's technique
been incorporated intoI an automat‘veloped by
i.
e d t e lle r m ac h in e deve
Sensar of Princeton, N[J.
J. Sensar, a
vid S arn o ff
* su b sid ia ry o f th e David
nade its own
Research Center Inc, mad
\TM : a rideo
_key contribution to ibe AH
from
camera d u t can sense aIhuman
hu
lickly sero in
a few feet away and qxtick
isin g fram re
OD either eye. H ib focuao
intrusively to
enables the ATM unobtn
vstocnerwfao
pbotograi^ an iris of a cusf
be tnachine.
simply stands facing the
esenting the
' -The 2 S f r b ^ code reprejc
d with
infori m a ^ is uien compared
h
id if
matMn in a database, and
il it match*
es th e record on file for that
tlu individual's iris, the customer can
car proceed
In ai r e c e n t
w ith a tra n s a c tio n . In
isar Ub, th e
dem onstration in a Sensai
«r«nfiing and m atchingK procedure
p
took only a few seconds.
S en sar sa;
sa>*s s e v e ra l b an k s w ill
n g its ATM in la te 1996.
s ta n test'ing
Should it pei
perform well, it m ay p v e
in g tb e a d v a n ta g e over
iris scanning
m etric"
that
other "biome
m an b o d ^ parts of it-as
use the huma
ication standard. Each of
an identiCcai
these cocnpet
least one dra
im w b ^ k * ^ ^ « o u g h
to pre%'ent its
ita inclusion in a broadly
ication such as a n ATM,
used applica
accordingtob
o btom etnc researcbcr^
' FINGER?)
I F R I ^ . Forget th e in k
sm fin g erp rin tin g techpad. M oderr
niques in%'otv
ohre optical scanning and
oages. Topically, a subject
digitized imaj
presses a fin
fingertip against a
p la te . T his
is d e liv e r s a co p y a b le
image, but it ialso may foul th6 plate
■esidue and dirt. Another
with skin resi
disadvantage:
ge: Som e'fingertips have
bee n scarrei
re d o r w o m sm ooth by
heavylabor.r.
HAND GE
j EOM ETRY. a s u b je c t
atire han d (or, fo r som e
puts th e enti
devices, only
ily th e index and m iddle'
fingers) into0 aan optkal reader. Tests
suggest scann
inners can q u iddy recogluze hands : th
th at have already been
digitally **eni
enrolled” in the system ,
But biaraetric
ries experts bd iev e manj*
peo p le w on’i
>n*t w a n t to s tic k th e ir
ie ttbe devices. Also, haod
hands inside
an d fin g er
ir s h a p e s c a n c h a n g e
because of inj
injury and other factocs,
and have not
lot b e « shown to be as
unique as fing
VOICE REi
U ^ G ^ O N . Devices
tum an acousi
■ustic signal faT«> a
code, whidi1 represents
n
a pattern of
ue to each
resonant
frequendes unique
re
pe
person’s
voke. Drawbacks int
indude the
ssiis of the code required and
th an tndixidual has to **pes
that
give
gi' a voice sam ple. (The
le subject
might
mi be asked to re d te nm
limbers or
words
based on a prom pt f
wi
Ot a tape
machine pre\Tnt the usee <
tem.) Also,
recording
» defeat the s>-sta
re.
pe
people’^
voices can change ddue to ill-
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Breath'ers’ Q
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tl e C -section ro o m w ill b>e
a c tiv itie s fo
for re la x a tio n , b e tte r • • T h e ^ n o n -re fu n d a b le fefee fo r th e
breathing and
ifo rm a tio n .
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nd eas>- exercise.
cl
L ig h t ree t.
f re s h m e n ts w ill b e c a ll th e E d u c a tio n D e p a r tm e n t a t
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r
is heated and/or 737-2900.
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m eeting area
ea is wheelchair accessib le a n d acc,
c c o m m o d a tes oxygen
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p eo p le w ith
:h respirator>- disease,
FamUy andi ffriends are welcome,
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H
Hasf(fertility technol■logyspilawned[too maariy nmiltiple bi)irths?
_^____Los iVnfides Times___
rflis rises
C o s T ^ multiple birtl
j
T h e r e w a s jo y a n d r e l i e f in th e
ja m p a c k e d d e liv e ry
y room
r
a t L ong
Bcach M em orial M eedi
d ical C e n te r in
S*)ulhem C alifornia.. Pi
P a tty S h ie r h ad
jn si R iven b ir th to fiv e good-sized,
L
w uiling, p in k b a b ie»s,
s, p ro b a b ly th e
h e a lth ie s t 'q u in tu p lee ts e v e r b o m in
— ^ ...... th e U n ited S tn te i•
y in
A few m iles a w ay
it a T o rra n c e ,
C ilif., m edical office,
e , :seven m onths
ide
Hi »vorr\- b eg an to fad
e frx>m th e face
ol Dr. l^fu iii S alem , wh
who h a d u sed in
v itr o f e r t i l i z a t i o n1 tc
to h e lp S h i e r
ad ail
in 1991 had
o been bom as single b ab ie•s,
s, th
i e sav in g s would
cd S3
ren“t die only h are topped
S piillion in this one
Health problems ore
lone. Although hospitals
of multiple h o ^ t a l alone
5
possible complicadonn <
^***^
absorb m oa of
ists say. In an and healthI insurers
ins
*
births, some ecortomist;
^
j f
ts. fa m ilies who ta k e _ .
larTSpent by... those costs.
, ___ era when every d(?IIa
^
Itiples b e a r th e ir own
^
insurers is ^ v e n doDse
» scrutiny, hom e m ultip
ea
peration w i i huge btirdea
there is growing exaspe
^
preg**lt’s a reol body bloW to the
the cost of getting a woman
wi
stem in te rm s of th e
iheoutcome. fam ily systei
nant. then poking for thi
ite parents
and infants,
06 e x p e c ^ t healdi of the
|
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In a study of 13,206
m ent of older siblings,
righam an d the adjustmei
I
w om en e n te rin g Brlj
iiousing. transportation
Boston from—finances,- hou:
------- Women's Hospital in B
Bcurity,”
said
Patricia
th e average and job secui
1986 through 1991, tJi
S iile m s a id h e hlad
a d tr a n s f e r r e d
m of
M almstrom
o Tw'in Ser\nces, a
to tal charges for a single-baby
si
M.-vcn embp.-os \sith- P
Paatt> -and Scon
pport organizarion in
S, com pared p aren t suppo
^
delivery w‘ere S9.84S,
S h ic r's con sen t, b u t aagg ain st his bet- » " ' 5 ^
and 5109,765 Berkeley. Calif.
Cal “But om- policy
te r ju d g m e n t. (F o u r to six em bryos
a
to S37,W7 for twins an
e of higherorder multifor the care
r
for triplets.
a r e ty p i c a l l y t r a n issffie r r e d to t h e
■
is ‘See if j^ou
co
‘The study found th at 15 per- pies in thiss countrj’
by deliveries can get a m
mcodeling c o n tra c t.’
*
cent of the single-baby
I'jHin d isco v erin g’ th a t S h ier' was
down to.”
re' and about That's whatt it boils
I
p rc p u in i. SiUem arguec
u e d passionately
required intensive care
rom says sh e once
e discharge.
M alm stron
ag;iinst carr>-ing all fn-e
2 percent died before
L ir ‘'
call from a social worka ttitc h e d in th e u te ru
s He ad n sed .
That is compared to a 78 percent received a call
rus.
^
ngelcs who had, among
in ten siv e c a re ra te for
ft higher- er in Los Ange
th e c o u p le to co n sid
i dce r “ s e le c tiv e
lad of needy families,
reductiim *’ — an a boortio
rt n of o n e or
order m ultiples, 13.77 iperccnt of h e r caseload
quadruplets. The sodal
scharge. The four with quat
m ore feiuse> — jo impi
n p ro v e th e odds
whom died before disd
id tried
to get brandlat if the 10 w orker had
t:
t>l a health y o utcom e.* for
fo m o th er and
data also showed that
lu fac tu rers to donate
sets of twins nam e m anufs
babies.
sets of triplets and 77 se
APphem•> pnxluced b>‘ infertilit)‘
y treatments
goods like babjbai fc»d or diapers.
In a frosty sta n d oj ff
f f a few w eek s
t
ilif., fe e d s J o n a th a n a n dd ro
: c k s J o s h u a w ith hier
e r fo o t a s S a ra h rid e s
m io t h e p r e g n a n ccyy,. t h e S h i e r s P a tty Sih
h iler o f W e s tc h e s te r, Calif.
a ffirm e d t h e ir rig h t to
ti d o a s th e y |n a s w 'Ing.
in
a tio n s -fro m —
— bleeding-and-com plica:
wisJied.
major threat
Mk i
Caesarean section. The n:
"W e fe ll G od h a dI giveji
^
u s i)jt» e h ;u ignitec
te d a d e b a te abuut u-h'ether
•r .-VJan H. D eC hem ey, th e‘ fformerpres- izarion cycl
Kcles, each costing about
idons of proIt (0 babies are complicati
b abies a n d h e w ould giv
give u s th e abil- it ’s itim et to
tt c rac k dow n on ivhat all11 id e n t o f th e A m e ric a nn Society of S7.S00. Whil
l iile contem plating adopndness,brain
> mature binh: death, blinti
u y tu ta k e c a iv of their
lem . I th in k Dr.
s id e s cill
a ll th e " W ild W e st” e r a oiff R e p r o d u c tiv e M ed icinne,
Siiers dedded to tty a proe who will tion, th e Shit
sorders.
>■ damage and learning disoi
S .ile m
t h o u g h t thi
tetetrics and cedure to correct
coi
t h a t w a s a infertiliri.'t
>' treatm entsoon becom e chief of otw
an immune systemn
as
M ultiple babies are si
P«>ll>-annai'ih n e 'v .’* said
;aidPatt>-.
T h e .A
A m eric an
S o c ie ty
o ff gynecologj- a t-U C L A . “ HMOs are problem that
tho >vas possibly causing6 likely as sin ^ e oiies to ha'
lave cerebral
“It c r e a te d te n siomn am
< o n g u s in R eproducn
jcrive M edicine, much to th e telling us, ‘W e’re sp en d ing
y e a tfee embr^-os. The next palsy and are tv»ice as liki
in a fortime Patty to reje<
ikely to have
th e b e g i n n i n g .” t hle
e :s o ft- s p o k e n d ism ay ojffssom e infertility s p e d a lis tss l a k in g c a r e o f t h e s e p re m a tu re
in vitro fert
ertilirntion cycle yielded^ birth defects.
S a le m a c k n o w le d g eL*d.
d , “ \ ^ e n th e is cott<iider
lerin g th e first guidelines to0 Ixibies.'''
seven em bn
br>‘os, including two that't . O ne^upport group for
ar parents of — V
u ltra so u n d sh ow ed five
l iv e n w as ver>‘‘ lim it th e“ n u m b e r of em br>os trans-iBut th e iss'ue tra n s c ends
et
money seem ed to
0 bhe of poor quality. Thec multiples — M others off iSupenvtins
n e n ous. 1 knew ih e oui
outco m e m ight fe rre d duri
(
urin g in vitro fertili/ation toI) woes, he acknow ledges.. Grumblings
others appec
peared to be what doctors^ — is lobbjing for improv
■ovemenis in
l>e dism id. ;uid I felt resi
responsible. But fo u r for \Nt>men
wv
age 34 and yoim ger.•. fro m p e r in a to lo g is ts —
- d o cto rs call ’Siable.”
e.”
^f . |UMsfai • J « r« M
tg in infenilipreconceptual counseling
P a tty s a id . ‘D r. S a le nm , y o u h a v e w ith m :>re
o n l ib e r a l g u id i^ lin e s fo r resjxm sible for th e fe tu s4es'
e health —
F ive fetutuses was th e last thingB ty clinics. F inandal press
^ssures often
924*39l
a p o o » 7 a 4 .6 S 6 8
e.v})Uuned th e risks.' The
r h e r e w as noth- o ld e r wtimt
im en who a re not as likely toI) iind neonatologists — who
ho care for ill thej’ expectC'
ned.
h-risk treatlead couples into high-i
ing I could dl) b u t smlile
ile an d sup p o rt b e c o m e p'regnant.
p'r
S uch g u id e lin e ss newbonvs — hav e reache<
led infertilit>‘
“It was: so
sc im p ro b ab le th a t we ments without regard to0 th e risk of
her. But inside 1 thought
g ht, WTiat d oes- a r e th e law
aw in sum e cutm tries. includ-I-_—spedalists.
didn’t e\-enn think
ti
it would happen to multiples, says Maureen1Boyle
of the
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thi-s m e a n ? '"
and.
ing Englant
“'Fhe guys who h a v e to
ti do these us," Patty said
sai one recent morning ass Brentwood, N.'i’.-based org
irganization.
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S a le m 's a g o n y a ni d t h e S h i e r s ’
S o m e eet!
r peeved,
th ic is ts say lim its on th eL* s e le c tiv e r e d u c tio n s aare
she cradled
id h e r daughter Sarah in
iingst a re t>-pical o f th
h e pri\-ate dra- n u m b e r of
of embr>t>s tran sferre d v io>■ T here is p e e r pressure, aand
'’s bungalow a few blocks
n (doctors)
the family’s
m as that play uut daily
ily in infenilit>' la te s a coup
)uple's freedom ,
th in g ," from Los AAn g e le s In te rn a tio n a l
w a n t to d o th e rig{ht
h
clinics a s (he n u m b er o f higher-order
I
A nd mlany
an infertilit>' doctors iu-gue.• D eC hem ey said.
• ‘i,
Airport.
m ultiple bmh-s — tripilets
le t o r m o re — th a t th e ggu:
T h e r e a p p e a r s to b e; «a gnaw ing
uid elines woidd drastically
Stiidies show'
shi that among women
increases w ith assisted
r
?d repro d u ctiv e
lo w e r tlhee c h a n c e s th a t a w o m a n1 ifeeling that an y th in g thai
lat promotes under th e age
ag of 40, the c^inces of
technolog>-.
w o u ld get
et p re g n a n t w ith ev e n o n e.• 1h ig h er-o rd er m u ltip le p>regnancy
is pregnane)-' go
gc up with each embrj-o
n
Hie rise is a ttrib u te■dd l<
largely to th e b a b y a n d Vvould
V
inc rea se , on aver-- ju s t tuo Or>velIian; tooI counter
(
to tia i^ e rr c ^1 from
U 7 perceni or 8 per* <
H aliin.^
use o f p o te n t fertilitj- ddrugs
m as well a s a^e, th e nui
num l)er of costly in vitro fer-- ni a tu re ’s intent.
cent with one
oni healthy embt^-o to 45 I
th e ad v e n t of in n c roI fertiliran
fei
o n in tilization c>-des
c>
retjuireil jo produce
“I cry fur w om en pregn:
Uiant wilh so percent with
i
disix.
I
1978 a n d su b se q u e n t tech
te n o lo g ical i a p re g n anc>'.
no
Im any embr>i»s d u t it's im
mpossible to
“No oneisisgoing to go through the
a d v a n c e s . S in c e 1971,
■1, t h e r a t e o f
A ll o f th
thie stxriety's recom m eiuLi-- carr><
them . No o n e shou
)uid have to emodonaltra
trau p a and cost of IVF for *
h ig h e r o r d e r m u ltipl ilee b i r t h s h a s n o n s w ould
gracJ/-’
^
jJd be voluntiu^,'. But he.d thI (d e a l w ith th a t,” .said L uri
ur M elcher, a 15 percent
^nt chance." said Salem,
m ore th.m tripled. T hlee 1
latest fam ily in su ran ceL* com
c panies are also apply-- ;an O hio w om an w ho witl
TK*>'re
ith h er hus- who endorse;
■ses the American Sodety
lo jo in th a t tr e n d w>as
as S u s a n a n d in g som e.* ppre ssu re on re p ro d u c tiv e' 1k in d iuigiushed over a sl<
luctive M edicine’s move
HXH:i.illv/£. •
slew of ethi- uf Repruduc
R o b e r t H a s s o n o f W ee s tm i n s te r , s p e d a lis ts
ti b ack off.
;s to
tcal a n d mt*dical decisions
IS ;before giv- tow ard guid
jid e lin e s . “ E u ro p e and
'1 ^
dL-iigrx-cl*------C a lif., w h o h a d q u a d rnu p le ts o v e r
S a le m . for
f< e.'cample, h e lp e d pro-- iing b irth to h ea llh v quad
adniplets in J a p a n havt
ive (lim ita tio n s ). The
r r i c
lo c v W ) c a l.; .1
M iithcr’s Day w eekend.
d.
d u c e heaJth
id ty q u a d n ip lets only a few• 1I99().
•American pet
people are different. Th‘e>ni-tfiMMin-d itx-nxKtts
r a o
.irxilxMWiH-t
Ilio sf fiiiures represen
sent live b irths, w e e k s a ffte
te r th e S h ier tjn in tu p le ts
Dr. Lxmis K eith, presid
ident of the want babies,
es. I'hey Mill take multi_
fcK > txjr i.nstifilf
tifi gr.it1ti,ile.
not preg n an cies reduced
ced b>- miscar-, w e re b o m
i January', but is h.irdly C
■n in
( e n ie r fo r th e S tu d y uf
of M ultiple pies, and the>'
ie>- will pay for it.")
n.ige o r sekx'tive reductii
ction.
b u rsd n g w
wiiith pride. “I d on’t w;mt toI B
I irth s in C h ic a g o , is mc
n o re blunt;
But th e A
Arm erican way is simply
'llie surge in birth s — iiuid th e fact be la b e ledd th
t at I produce m ulupk-s,"; '‘
‘ The hu m a n m o th e r isn’t
i't m eant tu tuo c a v alier
ier an d tuo costly, says
ib.ii at least hidf nf these
ese infants suf- h e s;iid. “‘Insu
In; rers m ay not gi\ e m e ,i cc;irr\’ a litter." L ike m any
ly infertility Keith, whoalso
td5 s-upports guidelines,
le r serious pn)blem s bixjcause
ee
of preco n tract."
Women who
wl give birth to multifp a t i e n t s . P a tty S h ie rr.. 3 5 , h ad
m a iu r e l’in h and low b in
irth w eight —
“ It's ;mI econom
e
ic issue." s.iid Ur. tendurtHl several failed inI vim)
\
fertil- pies risk high
gh blocxl pressure, uterine
'
Los Angeles Times
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Hormone; research,
i
nreplacem entt seek
i
to adddress aging; ]problem s
Knight-Riddcr .Vews Senc n ic e
sa id T em;ple
p h m icrobiologist .-Vnhur
G. S c h w ai r t 2 . a p io n e e r in U H £.-\
Never mind teen-agers'
ers' raging horresearch,
nioiu-s- Aging h o n n o nleess a re all th e
. Hormones
ies ore chcmicd messengers,
rage.
p roduced prim
p r arily by the endocrine
H orm o n e re s e a rc h aann d h o rm o n e gland-s, incji
icluding th e pituitary, panrL -p l.ice n ie n t a r e b o o tm in g a s it c r e a s , th yrtrtd.
y rt
o v a rie s a n d te s te s ,
b e c o m e s in c r e a s in g;ly
ly c l e a r th a t H o rm o n ess coijtrol
c
ev ery th in g from
the-<- m%-sterioas moleciil
!Cules.are ke\-s growth to metalxilisin
mt
to •<-.\u;il develto lunger, h ealthier, se.’dei
.'der lives.
o p m en t and
n d desire. But how all th is
Consider;
lu p p e a s ren
t
inuiins
hugely a m\-ster\'.
• Hie most fretjuemItly
ly prescribed
R e s e a rc
c h e' rs h a v e ju st b e g u n to
m edication in .-\mericas last
la y ear w as d e c ip h e r th
thet interplay betw een hura n e stro g e n re p la c e mn e rn t d ru g fo r m o n es a ndd bI ra in chem icals such as
m enopausiil w om en, with
rith m ore th an
s e r o t o n n.
i n .d o p a m in e a n d e n d o r44 million p rescrip d o n5s w ritten.
phins. How.
w. for e.vample. does b<x)^i• A L 'n iv e rsity of. P
Pei
e n n sy lv a n ia ing se n n om
mnr im prove m ood b ut cixil
s tu d y IS e x p lo rin g w h et
e th e r testo s- sex d riv e:?? A
. nd w h ile sc ie n c e c a n
te ro n e re p la c e m e n t can
a n stre n g th e n
tr e a t som
te ehornK inal d e fic ie n c ie s
fhe inuNcles, b<mes andJ sex
st drives of su ch a s diah
ia b e tes. in wliich th e panm en overGS.
c re a s p ro d u c e s too little insulin, it
• In h er new book, •‘
lli A lchemy h a s y e t to
'■’I'he
3 dde te rm in e w h e th e r th e
o f Love a n d L u st.” sex
L-x :re s e a rc h e r w aning h ujrm
m ones ()f aging aiso war‘ H ieresii L C renshaw sa
v horm ones ran t tre a tm
says
n een t.
drive oiu- se.xiial encounte
n te rs a nd relaT h e prim
mee e.'Ciimple is meni>pause.
tio n sh ip s, a n d th a t repU
(placing th em
c a n p re v e n t m e n o p a uuse
s e a n d m ale
“\iro p a u s e ."
• T h e A t h e n a Inn s tt i t u t e f o r
W u tn e n 's W e lln e s s R e s e a r c h in ■ V | T | |
H a v e rfo rd says it h a s sj
sy n th esized
- scen
t secreV itam in** • H r r i n • llo m r a p a t h lc
h u m a n p h e ro m o n e s —
si
%a n d (irtKery l l r m \
I - ■tions — th at h av e increas
a o g In V e g r ta rU n I tr m i
ual attrac tiv e n e ss of users
u ct. w hich is soldnhrougl
lugh th e insdTHE H U
tu te . is p a r tic u la r ly p o jp u la r w ith
AN
_
C.'
m id d k sig e w m e n .
y rrese a rc h e rs
B B T B llll
• T em p le U n iv ersity
In « U k n B lv d . N .
iAn.n
tC Hi
.ire alxnit to te s t on hum
lum ans a s>*n'
'II 1411
th e t i c v e r s io n o f t hh e h o r m o n e
M.mrs M.m
t.in fr, <1 lll.int.r
:l.n HI iHi.im."! (K)|Mti
D H H A , w h ic h h a s b e;e
e n sh o w n to
jnd.n 1J.'. (M)(>tn
fight diab etes, h e a rt dlsea;
c e r in la b anim als.
I MAO. OBDBBSf
“Tliis is th e new fronde
id e r in trying
1 - 8 00 1Q - g 9 » « M
tu ad d ress' th e p ro b lem
mss o f aging,"
«
c a u s e d by t h e s h u td b w
wn of th e
ooviuie-s. w hich produce esti
strogen. On
if repladng
une han d , th e b en efits of
eestrogen seem clear. NoiI ordy
(
does
eestrogen relieve hot fla.she
hes. fatigue
a n d o th e r m en o p a u sa l mi
miseries, it
a
iil.so
s w m s to have protecti
rtive effects
o;
un th e arie rie s. h e a rt, bum
mes jmd —
ii
in w a y s th a t m a y h e lpp p re v e n t
A
/Vlzheimer’s disea se •— thiee brain. A
r« en t Mudy found it ever
rec
en reduces
ti
to o th lo ss. O n t h e o thh ie r h a n d ,
w o m e n h a v e d isc o v e re dd the h ard
w ay o v e r t h e la s t 3 0 y.•ears
e
th a t
rt
rep larin g estrogen can also
so rai.se the
ri
risk uf u terin e cancer. 'I'he.• s.solurion Ls
tr a d d th e s>-nihetic horm
to
t
mone
proge*
estin.
but studies suggestt progestin
|
m
mii>’
n egate th e caniiovascu
cxilar Ixjnefii of estrogen. Equ;dly bed
fits
(.•deviling Ls
M IR T h e
the tenuous
li benveen estrogen
s link
replacrement
a: breast cancer:
t and
Legionsofofdoctors and middleaged women
I:
n lK‘lieve
estrogen’s benefits o u tw 1^1
ei^its risks. Last >-ear w-as
the second in
inai n w that an estro ^ n
replacem ent
<
it drug
was the leading
1 in
prescription
ii Ajnerica, according
to IMS Ameri
erica Ltd., which tracks
the pharmaceu
ceudcal industry.
Crenshaw,
ft
•, founder
of a sexual d.vsfunction trea
ea tm e n t ce n ter in San
Diego, ardend;
ndy advcxates hormonereplacem ent
t
it therapy
even though
she is acutely
»ly aw are of the uncertainties.- After
ter she was treated for
breast cancer,
a, shu made the agonizing decisiontotocontinue taking estrogen because! without
w
it, she fd t like
”a wet, initabli
ible zombie."
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