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TWIN FALLS5 - With half a liter of water, three ree grant)Ia bai.« and a broken ski in tthc middle of a forest, P eter Pinsak Pin sat in a hole in the snow for 13 hours and. ood wailed for help. It w a sn 't until n il 2 a.m . on Christma.s Day thhat a t;a scarch and • rescue crew. Iiis minister min and feilow parishioner found fom Pinsak in th e snow shelterr lie had dug in ak was cold, bin the ground. Pin.sak \ OK - and with no0 lingering lir fears for his next crov;
o ablp to.purchas lasc sk ier who piisst-d fd t'( t ijft hclj). ! tim e o n l\ie sd ^ ; •umy,-Vli*--riffs Tw in F alls C.itum d ep u ties first got « ;oi word of the ^^Pagei)l stran d e d skier at ut around ii 5:30 Y* p.m . and the Cas: "assia C ounty atiom I S heriffs Departmen ineiit and Minind Rescue took Cassia Search arid f Actordes: 8 p.m. over the seardi att around an: UI ^ r . ustt ts to stay open,” ScWund said. taste m theirrmouih-s.. m V e te ra n E » ^t H u d d y ler. Jim F'rishit:._____ Pinsak’s minister. —-r» Twin Falls Coimtyriiice wwiwrttwf— -TTih e liquorlawANili-affect sal * several-----—On-a'typical cal'New'Y eaf’s Eve. saIo.T---- J ie lp ^ find'Pinsak“ ak, lbul credited stage atio Ot ther M agic V a lle y coi It M . :ounties, Uquor sales an are up about 20 perf uggers B rew pub in Tw the rescue to c re investiga^g w hether r ciitOES are .•rs wmild stop feet and rescuers ho police say k ille d R C mon wo-workers theii snowmobiles -^i they might :s •-I) S e c ti o n A S eictlon ct l IS a iii « v .• seven co-v Tuesday was I! hear l’ins;tk holler, r. according ai lo a weather ...'2 Food •out an Internal Revenue E ” upset abou Cas.sia County slieriff L-rifrs re|>ort. request to garnishee his ,T Nation . . . .3-5 & Horr lome . . .1-8 Service re< .P insak said he le rre calls first > w ^ e s t o pI pay i back taxes. nlcs ......... 6 hearing sntnunobik-s )iles al around 8 World . . . . . . 4 Comte ^ AKh.^* 7 M i c h al ee ll M cD erm ott, 42, p.m . But nobodyy cmihi ci gel to Opinion 6-7 Dear 3 tA m r/ . ..l w ie ld in ig a0 semiautomutic rifle where he \vas. aiui id nniiody ni could ming break .7 • a n d a shlotgun, oq opened fire ot an ni Momin money from M cD erm ott’ hear him. he s;iid. iS SW 0rd...7 I n t e r n e t.c t otlngsusp«ct Michael McDermo rm o tt from an office building ter Technology Inc. had )rts . . . .1-3 E dgew ater Community .'5 . Sports Please, s e e SHOOTINGS. I kflfield, Mass. Page A2 ».PageA2 Tuesday In Wahefl Pleaso see' RESCUE, RES not to begin taking out
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him,” Frisbie said. about five years ago3 when wl New n e d lh ia i A l . • The rescuers had id brought tools Year’s Eve fell on Sund unday,” said j th o d i s t C h u rd i. ' F r o k e s a id . **This i s j u s t a ' to repair Pinsak’s.sk sl i, but it was I Gem C ounty C leerk rk Susan IV h e n F r is b i e a r r i v e d a t b a s W h a t r e a l l y m a k e s m e m a d ■epair. Joke- Wh , -. damaged beyond rep Howard. “ N orm ally, lly, liquor c a mT ip p ,, s to r m s , w in d a n d f o g h a r t h e w h o le t h i n g is , a s a n-a-ski-broken----- a.WUt.th — -“ I’d-never-seen-f woul‘ln’t'b’^ s d l d ”o niSSunday:in t -----ir c h 'a n d 'r e s d i e p e t ^ n n e l 'c o i ttn ity i w e ’r e d o i ^ - t h e com receive th e “ K K e n n e d y C e n te r HUl D’C I- I'b R iT C ^ T1.T(AP) was virtuaUy aanm uni like th at. So i t wj ' Gem County. But w e5 have ha some t e mn p la i tin g c a Q in g it a n ig h t. y n in ju s tic e b y n o t b e in g ran stage Honors•' Jiison Robiircls, the veteran •said. munity a . w orthle^" Frisbie s£ I establishments h e ret that tht feel it !^ot lo n g a f te r F r is b ie a rr iv e c 0 s e ll l i q u o r o n S t m d a y s in > p r o l i f i c film w o rk , . N o t kon backDespite his p and scrcun iictor who won one of able to s Kincaid loaned Pinsak P . would b e re a l d etrim rimi entai to e d l o y a l t o t h e th e P®w a s jo in e d ^ a n o th e r p a ris.l / •All th e Robards stayed ' t()-l)ack O scars fo r “Al tiree skied back g e n aL ^ W ' e ’r e a m a j o r i n t s ^ t e his skis, and th e thre dwm on-New Year's EEve.v t .... T ie r , D e n n is K in c aid , a m a n w it a tio n a n d s o m e t i m e s p e o ater. “The the: le a te r h a s k ep t m e President’s M uti” and “J u lia ,” crew, destmiau to the search a n d rescue i ■ And the Gem Count: unty d t y of i d e r a b l e sk iin g e x p e r tis e , c o nissic , p ie want a n t t o s t o p i n f o r a d r i n k lling canalive and it’s aallllo w e d m e to w o rk died Tuesday uftcr bnttliii Kincaid on one leg. . Emmett will allow liquor luor sales on r i i e tw o m e n a sk e d to b e t a k e T lic cer. lie was 78. at my craft,”’ hh e s a i d i n a 1 9 9 7 Pinsak was a biitt w o rr ie d , b u t / ’ *t h ^ c a n ’t h a v e o i ^ w h a t New Year’s Eve. o f im p r e s s io n w ill th a t idgeport interview, u p p a r t o f th e w a y o n s n o w m i Kohiirds d ied ;ii Bridg still confident h e woi m u l d b e found, In Burley, vAere Sund unday liquor e s ., W ith in a n h o u r , th e y sale isor Sally Robards, who 'h o w a s k n o w n a s a b ile Hospital, nursing supon’isot since he had told hi h i s w ife w h e re sales are p ro h ib itedd,, some S( bar ’ k e s a id M u g g e r s w i l l s ta y to r , s h u n n e d th e t h e;y y c o u ld s e a rc h th e th r e e - q uiara classical actoi "Dalton Kiid. he would be. So h eJ ji just conserved Froke owners have atte m ppted te to get m iile a r e a w h e re tlie y s p e c u la m t i l 1 a m N e w Y e a r ’s E v e. notion of “met ie th o d ” a c tin g an d te r -•m ■ Rdiwrds started out ass a stage his energy, put on the th) extra socks, i spedal perm its fo r Ne^ New Year’s e ’l^l j u s t s e r v e b e e r a n d o r s w h o lo o k fo r e d PP i rn s a k w as. .actor in tiie 1950s, _ actor: hats and ^ o v e s hle e had brought . Eve - with Uttle success. JSS. L h e s a i d .___ _______ . . _ m 01t i V v a t i o n _ f o r _ t h e i r ---------- w( Vh h i l e - p a r i s h i o n e r s - h e l d1 a -----along and waited in ___ Kaininc_____c r i i i c a l _.H n hhis shelter.--------. State law perm its coi coimtic's to acclaim for his perfor- H Be w o r k . “ I lo o k a t p r al y ee r v ig il, s c a r c h a n d r e s ccue u said. T h aI t’s i s p e r f e c t l y f i n e , s a i d. “I didn’t panic,” Pinsak Pi allow h a rd liq u o r ss;ales on __________ C ounty ty C o m m is s io n e r B i ll -mances in E iiy en e K w o rd - s " h e s a id in a s n ojw w rm o b il e s w e r e g e t t i n g s t uu cc k ---------------------------S undays, M e m o ria a l'l ' Day or m a a O’Neill plays, includ- M )3 i n t e r v i e w w i t h i n th e t h e sn o w . B u t w ith in 4 0 mlinil Times-News writer c r R „ U tS m a ir B 'S * ”™ Thanksgiving *• Christm: stmas is not e y a r e j u s t g o in g t o h a v e to ing “The Ic em an B e P ro v id e n c e u t e2s s co f b e i n g d r o p p e d o f f - • a t can be rcached a t thi the Mini-Cassia , ! ®y,' _ induded r- but.state law law does not it t h is y e a r ,” h e s a i d . _________ ___ Cojneth’’ and “ Long ^H J oum: in ia ! - B u lle tin .,“ A ll I a r o3uurn d 2 - a . m . > F r i s b i e - aind, n Buiwu at 677-4042,>, Ext.-I09,orfcy-— E j----- allow counties o r d tie s to grant" ties Day’s J o u rn e y In to ■ know )W K , i d o n 't d o a lo t K inicc a: a i d f o u n d th e ir f rie n d . ic i a l s h a v e n o t d i s c u s s e d\ c-mail at ryfrcete;^ r@magicua»eji. O fficii spedal-use perm its to o in individual of an Nii^it.” He won a Tony ■ a n a ly s is . I know “ W* changini ;i n g T .v i n F a l l s C o u n t y ’s’ ' bars for liquor sales. ‘W e s k ie d p r a c tic a lly r i g h tc tto com award for liis perfor- H those >se w o r d s h a v e to liquor la lavw , e i t h e r to a l l o w S u p d a y' And a b a r’s a tte m□pts p t to sell m ance in “T h e ^ J move v e m e . I r e l y o n tlie O t liquor ssal a le s o r t o e x t e n d h o tir s to‘ liq u o r by h a v in g a ““p riv a te ,lDisenchiinted.’’ H I authc : h o r . I d o n ’t w a n t _______ ■ 2 a jn . fro f ro m 1 a j n . p c ^ ” won’t hold watei rater either, He m ade liis film H l actor.‘ o r s r e a s o n i n g w ith Some le I d a h o c o m m u i u t i e s h a v e; said Loniue Gray, th e! chief chi of the ,'debut in 1959, playing | a b o u t ‘m o ti v a ti o n ’ cnnWn t h e i r r u l e s j u s t a b i t t h i s‘ reach. He was arre: Tested withoui b e n t the ntlRued frotn A l state’s Alcohol Beverage ■age Control .’a Hungarian freedom i aU t h a t b u U . A ll I - ™ '’ year. gunfire. Jason Robatils “ "■* Bureau. ■figluer in "T h e want I t ’e ’ m t o d o is le a m ",*•h i s w a g e s , a c c o r d i n g t o a i ® split-second T h e! JJ e r o m e C i t y C o u n c i lI “They are still a licens< ensedestab•on ip lo y e e w h o s p o k e o n ly o n coi Jo urney.” A fte r th e filn ilm was th e goddamnn :l i n e s a n d d o n ’t decision to hold theii le irfireto tiy to recendy. d y a m e n d e d c o d e t o a llo w’ lishm ent. If th ey a rree fgoing to i o n o f a n o n y m ity . shot, Rnbards said he prel )referred bump into each l l (o t h e r . '” effect an a r re s t,”’ Mid s Stephen New Yeai f e a r ’s E v e l i q u o r s a l e s fro mI have a private party, they the; cannot M o st o f th e v ic tim s - fo u theater to the movies. Robards was IS tb o m J a s o n N elson Doherty, the police ce chief in ^ s 7 p .m ..jc t o 1 a . ^ . N o r m a l l y , n o> have one th a t is in a 1licensed ) n J u ly - 2 6 ,- 1 9 2 2 .- i n - - w omm een a n d th r e e m e n - w o r k e "Once you’re on, nohod lody can - Robards Jr. on dty 10 miles n o rthrofBostoh. ol l iq u o rr ss a l e s ’ a r e a l l o w e d b i iI ’ establishment th at sells ells liquor,” n ;say cut it.’ Voti’re out tliere the on Chicago, the sor s o n o f J a s o n N elson JJ*t h e a c c o u n tin g d e p a r t m e ere M cD erm ott fa c e s seven Sundaysi y s in J e ro m e . Gray said. er p r o m in e n t a c to r . C o aa kk ll e y s a id th e sh o o tin g s w ^ ’•your own, and there’s alway ^ays that Robards Sr., aI pr charges of m u rdl eeir a t today^s Gem1 C Co u n t y o f f i d a l s r e c e n t l y tlirill of a real li%e audienci a p pp aa rr e n d y n o t ra n d o m , s in c e th ince,” he Despite hiss f a t h e r ’.s p r o l i f i c p a sse d aa n o r d i n a n c e a l l o w i n g : Times-News staff writa riterJohnT. re t: h a n 1 7 0 m o v ie s, s u sip p eeic t b y p a s s e d s e v e r a l p e o p l told Newsweek in a 1958 58 intercareer in more “ s i s ' a , . oj rrn , ey Kevin S u n d ay a y l i q u o r s a l e s f o r N e w Huddy can be rcached led in Twin ib a r d s h a d n o in te rd u nr in n {g t h e ra m p a g e , the young Roba R eddington, w h o m et with Year’sEv :E v e . Falls at 735-3259 or by bi/1e-mail'cit Yet he went on to make r w( o p e o p l e w e r e s h o t i n th th e ike more est in acting whii /h ile h e w a s gro w in g , Tw McDermott, wouldd not t comment “T hey ie y p a s s e d a n o t h e r o n e jhuddy®magicvaVrif.com vm " than 50 fe atu re films, winning wii .rood H ig h S c lio o l in r e c: ec pp t i o n a r e a a n d t h e o t h e r up. At Hollywoo on his dem e an o r• o r a possible Academy Awards for hisI portraypo Los Angeles, Ro R o b a r d s w a s o n th e w eTrCe k i l l e d a t ( h e i r d e s k s ' i , m o tiy e ._____ al of Washington Post Exec b a ll, b a s k e t b a l l a n d a n oo tthh e r w i n g o f t h e b u i l d i nngIxecutive baseball, footbal t M cD erm ott w aass a softw are / \ I I .Editor Hen B radlee in “All “A the S h ee llll c a s i n g s a n d b u l l e t s w e r track teams, aann d t h o u g h t a b o u t tester who h a d wo worked at the ^ M’resident’s M en” in 197( i r o f e s s i o n a l a th le t e . f o uUld n d a ll o v e r th e o ffice. 976 and becoming a prol company since M arc irch, said Mike Meanwhile, Nam paJ po policc M dfroniA l novelist Dnifer Jason Leigli in g i n 1 9 3 9 , h e w e n t “ T‘Th h e r e w a s a n e n o r m o u igliashis . After graduating Stanley, a team pro irojects leader. encouraging anyone who wh m i ^ t le a m loouui n t o f f ir e p o w e r ,” C o a k ^ey -daugiuers. on active d uJ ttjy w i t h t h e U.S. He said McDermott Itt recendy had to Boi».e . have had contact w ith h G arda'to I In 1999. R obards wass one o of Naval Reserve 'c ai s a n a p p r e n t i c e s a did. . Ite and his perTw inn FI a l l s C o u n ^ S h e r i f f been coming in late call the police departm er f o r ^ ment ;five p erfo rm ers s e le ccte tt d to seaman. ' S) h e s a i d M c D e r m o tt d i d nnot o formance w a sn ’t: a s good as it W aynee 1T o u s l e y s a i d N a m p a HIV test, Randall said. h a v e a p e r m i t f o r a n y o f tthe h a d n 't a l e r t e d h i s d e p a i t h could have been, but bu dedined to police hai By Tuesday e v e n inng, g ,!Randall I w e a p co n s h e w as c a rry in g : a s e m m ent of >f aa n y p o s s ib l e c o n n e c tio n s mielaborate. said, at least a dozen pec people had Sunday $7 (1(1 per wee week, d jily only SS.OO a u ttoo nm a t i c a s s a u l t r i f l e , a 12 12He said none of th thie victims was betweenm t th e C a n y o n C o t m t y c a s e (.’’rc iilatio n received the test, o r were wq: planunly $3.50 per week. gaug«2 r i n F a lls C o u n t y . T h e T w in i g e s h o tg u n a n d a p is t o l. SJhe h rvisor. and Twin McDermott’s sui>ervi lr « io r P«; "" Uiinivt U’lilock, c irculiilio n,ddii ning to be tested. S a i dd th e h a d n o p r i o r c r i i n i nnal Sale\ U> iiK'luilcdI in all above rales. A P o l ic e D e p a r t m e n t a ls o a “He had nothing5 to t< do with any F a lls Pol ill lie le v ied for all reCOrd o rd . , Circiiltiiioii plKinc liiic st iirc iir o p e n of them,” Stanley sai said, a tear run- h a d n 't t gig o t t e n a n y a l e r t s , a n d nly. If you rciurned dicckv ln'iw cfii 7 iirul 10 ii.m . only. P»oolilice f o u n d M c D e rm o tt s it tin c o n d u c t i n g a n in v e s t i g a ing ^ in g down h is riggh t cheek. “It w asn’t co Know th e s c o re 5-; . SMHI |k week, (I (wr M.itl MiltHfiinwns iiiu'l be p.iiilII in advancc ;iiul ;iic .iv»iljlilc iiiity wliric: < Ie1 delivery is m>l iii.iiiil.iincd. Mail r.ilrs: All Idul Idului rules; d.iil) iiml Sumhiy SCi.dO per «.ce wccl.'cJaily cml) S-l IHI per u c ck. Sunil.iy■""'y ..nl per ucck. Oul of M;ilc fJIC\: ill daily iind
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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP i( storm m ade Oklahomi n a highice ways slick an d dangerous lUs for a S' uesday, second s tra ig h t day Tu( sl shutting down m any busii sinesses and state offices and knc )f homes out power to thousands of and businesses. ;d roads The storin also coated and power lin es with sno low and CO into ice from N ew M exico Louisiana a n d Arkansas,, halting h jj scores of motorists and canceling scc a airline flights. Arkansas Nadonal Ni in Guard tro o p s w e re sentX out i C f( four-wheel-drive vehicless ito resCl cue m o to rists s tra n d e d1 (on icy highways by th e s ta te ’s second s big ice storm in two weeks. s. :cd-up,” “E verything is all icc( said Garza County, Texas, deputy c constable Cliff I^ w s. “We salt the roads fast e n o u ^ .” In O k lah o m a’s ru ra l (Grady 66, fired County, Ronald Goeller, 66 uup a propane stove for hea eat after fucsday. his power went out early Tu “I’ve got tw o o r threee ineighbors who a re older than me ni and the only heat they’ve gott iis electrie h e a t But I won’t be w my propane,” he said. pie were As many a s 25,000 peoplt
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BOCA GRANDE DE, F la . (A P) President-elect Bush :h bbegan a brief familyfishing vacalionI Tuesday, Tv but m ade plain th at he was dev levoting much of his attention to building; lg a new administrastayed behind ■ tion. His daughter Jenna Jer following an appen• ' in Texas to recover‘ foi I dectomy. “ Bush p icked up ip h is p a r e n ts in ;; H o u sto n cn routee to t t h e is la n d , a • favorite family angling ling spot on Florida’s J • gulf coast. It was his first trip to thc
stai itate since thc election recou count here stai italled his daim on the preside sidency for five ive weeks. A After Bush arrived at the: ai airport in nea learby Fort Myers, someonee a; appeared witl vith fishing rods, and the family nily departcd in a sm all m o to rca d et fc ;d fo r Boca Gra rt ttown on 3rande, an exclusive resort Gas irasota and Jasparilla Island between Sara; For ‘ort Myers. B Bush later golfed with brot^ •other Jeb , thcgovemor of Florida; brothe he ther-in-law
Bobby Cook k a n d Jeb’s son, George P. O ther famlily il m em bers w alked thh e course w ithi ithem , induding brothers srs Marvin andJ 1Neil; their fodier, formier er President Bu 3ush, who used a cane folollowing ree e c e n t h ip -re p la c e m e n t surgery; andd form er first lady Barbara ra Bush, Thc fam ilj ily plan n e d a fishing trip ip today off the le island. They were staying ng »at the Gaspai >arilla Inn, a stately m anor or on the palmn trecKlotted island w ithin in '
walking distance off the th golf course. Aides had said last ^ ist week they expect* ed a nonw orking getaway. ge B ut w ith Inauguration D ay 3.51 t.5 weeks away, Bush pressed on with assem ambling his Cabinet, ROWabout half-comple ipleted. Additional nominal hations could come as early as Thursday lay during a trip to Washington, they said, aid. . Stepping on to lls his plane in drizzly Austin, Texas, BushI said sa he planned “a Uttle rdaxadon, a loto Dt of phone calls.”
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But h sees gqvu t he confirmed (ane nd you can count on the ----------------------------- e2m r m cnt as one of the m ore re ppowerful same people who w “borked” Robert choices are prim arily ily shaped by the cul* ini influences: “We should takkee die t hostiliBork, keepingg him i off thc Supreme ture, and culture shai hapes behavior in an ty y toward morality out of the system, ________ Court, to try th antidpatory or prevei the same with Ashcroft), he iveniative way. Laws Ar \ n d take die hostility toward ard faith out will beto t h e: Justice j Department whatIt shape behavior by punishing pu after of jf the system... Pastors need t call peoed to an exorcist is; t< ______ there’s been an infrae to d emons.______________ raction._O urgovem *___pli 5st, not ^ t o tfaeir-highest and best, 1 accot|f-------ThcXeft will ill'try'to smear Ashcroft as IS ment of late has made ad e it very difficidt me nodate die culture a t its lowe owest and a racist bccaus ase he opposed the elevafor the culture to opCJ iperate by shaping le: east." ticm of a Missoi » u ri judge, who happens to behavior... the highei h e r the level of ■,Ashcroft acknowleelges thai th at becausiil' C l ^ Walworth....................... he federal bench; a misbgyQT. • morality, the lower: th ih e need for governgdlrectof be black, to the .......... Managing «lltof MIkoSn of )f his positive and deeply held hcli Clhristian nist, becausc he hi is pro-life; and a reliment legality. As w/ee Ihave destroyed the fai aith he will be perceived to wanl v to lg[, gious fanatic, b , because he takes his failh th ability of culture toJ shape sI behavior, we “C ^ Tfie m em bers of thei the editorial board and writers; of editorials are Stephen Hartgen, ‘Christianize everybody.” H Hee explains, seriously enouf ugh to impose it upon himnhave had to proliferat irate laws in an “T ‘The point is diat governance mce is the pro■ W illiam Brock,(, Clark Cl Walworth, Steve Crump, p, fKevin Richert and Dan Fields. self, unlike mai lany other politidans . attempt to make upp for fc the absence of ces :ess, by imposition and mandi indate, of Democrats and id Republicans - who useI it the culture-shaping5 behavior. bi The proUfcoi :ompelling people to live aatt a level of ' as political win indow dressing, eration of laws has nneever made up for it, the h e threshold of acceptability, lity. If all a ^^ In a lengthyy iinterview for my bex>k, but we keep addingg m it ore laws, and lea eader does is to govern, he’s 1 a leacj; e ’s not ------------“Blinded by Mi Hight: Can The Religious more laws, and m ore 1 re laws." er. e o p l e j n a t f ___ i r - h e just mandates th at ppec e t t e ------------------Right Savc'Am m erica?” I asked’Ayicrofr fr A ^eroft believes'tl: s'tKatih“durpuS uit i tnto the lowest possible level.' vei.” for his views ah about government and a of tolerance for ev eaything, ry we have sur* ( freedom: “It is very diffic On ifficultto ,! .1 Medical counselingg i< Is a swindle Gass prices | are unethical lot of other thir lings. Following are some rendered thc concept ^pl of stigmatizing imj mpose anydiing in a free sod sodety... It’s, ibout all of the rip The behavior which we used usi to discourage: ! Iluivc been reading abou out of excerpts: h e gas priccs in this area are5ou im] m ponant for thc public to) understand un I offs ;ind swindles bdng per] perpetrated on contro •oseofgoiKmment: trol, and it is time for this bchai _ “We have outlawedi stig st m a... by saying ‘havior to Onthcpurpos tha ha t you’re not in a jrosirion tc iust come n.tO • seJiior dtizens bui was unav tnaware of one being-----stop— ------------------“Government’s t’s responsibility is to m ake ee ■■ thai'ii’s politlS lly inC' incorrect and inap- ' inn here l and insist, yet the pub public is in a conduaed and evidentlyy co condoned by die This his past weekend, I traveled to Salt ; sure that there propriate to say th at c •c is a hospitable set of It certain things are po: tosition to insist..." ' ^ Lakc( ; siiiteofldaho right here: in in'T\vin Falls. :c City to sec that gas prices wei were 35 externals thatt allow a people to do well wrong. Wc are no lonj onger capable of 1There’s much m ore in thle e book bi and,, : Last week, I called th hee!South Central ccnts c ts cheaper per gallon dian diey icy are and to providee ai framework in which identifying things as b IS being wrong, and coi ount on Ashcroft’s detractors tors to pick ;/ ; Health Disuict to make ai appointment :e an heree for fi regular gasoline. Gas price rices in — ■-people can grov ow. It shouldn’t be growthh ....... we are no longer capa ipable of ranking, for thc he’ quotes about his faith o u t' out of context : for a yellow fever shot.. I vwas told that it theRc Rocky Mountain Region were re aaverof government; It; it should be growth of affirmation, things th thiat are legal. Once ane n d tum him into Elm er GanC antry. ;•would be S95 for the shot hot anil counseling aging: lg Sl.477 for a gallon of regular Jar as of individuals...” you devalue affirmatii ation and you oudaw Asl Lshcroft has the personal qua: qualities and ' for travel abroad. I toldd them th that I was Dec.;. 1: 18. Boise is enjoying priccs rig right Ontlicprimat ary cause 0/ mtjra/ dcclinc: ’ stigma, you make it[ impossible in for the prc irofessional experience so nee needed at ; ; not interested in any cour ounselingbut I arounc und S1.50 for mid-grade gasolin< iline. The “The moral con sndition of a country is an1 cultxire to shape mora! jral choices.” the he Depanment of Justice after afte eight I would Uke to make an appointment apj for price c a barrel of crude oil has dre :e of dropped aggregation off the t moral choices m ade Can govemmcnt, aloi alonc, turn cuhurc yea ea rs of a depanm ent th at has ha; served ; the shot. 58 sine incc Thanksgiving. Have gas5pnces pr by individuals. ■ 5. There (are) a variety of arvund and influence v bbetter decision makbot oth as a subsidiary of th e White Wh House ; 1went in for my yellow ow fever immuin this fiis area even budged since then hen. Not conditions in the th culture that signal elis;* iVig?“N o.T heideaof { of government being ane nd thc primaiy defen d e r of indefensiii ^ ' nization. I w aited for al»u Iwut 20 minutes______untilil E Dec. 19 did wc sec a nickelIcoi come.off___respect for m or jrals tharhavcTiffected-— --------thesource-ofgoejdnes! lessinthe-culturels--------ble Ie acuons by BilTClinton aiTd and his min-" 1 ------ rbeforebelng ushere’d'irito rito a treatment the pricc pri of gas leaving us still 18 ce _____ the kind of choi oices that are being a mistake... The geniu: lius of thc American lon ins. !room by a very pleasant rr It man, A nurse______ abate. ■ republic is not thaMhe th e values of ; told me that th e yellow! fever fc shot was follow JW die formula of 2 cents for ev< every ae a te an envin irorunent that is hostile to) Washington be impose osed on the people, C Cal Thomas is a LosArt^les fcs 7Time? ' recommended but not required req for dollar ar iof crude, they should have good, moral dec edsion-making. Moral (it is) diat the people’s le’s values be coh : where I was going. (My' trt travel agent had . droppt jiumnist. 3ped at least 16 cents sincc ‘already told m c that they ley would not even Thank rJtsgiving. Ict mc board thc plane in INew York if I Reg; egardless of die justificationI fot for did not have proof of a rec recent yellow char^i rging sudi horrendous pricesjfor foi -- ---------------e t fever shot.) Then slie tried ried to “sell" me gasolir »line, it is dishonest, unethical ai aland___________________ on the idea of taking tiu-et u-ee other shots possibl libly illegal. There are no signs e oi “best managei Hepatitis 1 and 2 and aI malaria mi shot. I compe coi Central aiJth( petidon within this valley, thc horlty m ust be formedt(] and enforce the usei of ounty Prosecutor Grant Loeb oebs;our !told her that I wanted the ihe required yeiapfwar ment practices” in th thee dairy industry. are earance of wiiich may make Ihese the re a legislators, Rep. Doug; Jones Jo; anef To The Times es-News editorial board: ; low fc'ver shot only! Shee gave gi me the shot action.-! ■ This problem cuts acn ans illegal. While I certainly resj icross county boundSei «ns. Laird Noh and John San Sandy; S tete TheT m nFal alls Area Chamber of nHwt efficiently, and I was was out of the the fac aries and requires inp iip u t and cidorceAll Jlred , head of the State Depa fact that these merdiants arce in busilepartmentof Commerce reco cognizes our local dairy :‘r(K)m in less tlian du-ee: mi minutes, ness: to m ake money, there arc more ment from thc s tate le J level. The state £Environmental n' Quality; andd other 01 offT* lore industry has coi rontributed immensely to I When I went to the fron ront to pay for the su-ateg attorney general’s offi legics to accomplish that purpojffice recently proda; ials for their efforts to addres jress these die economic vi vitality of the Twin Falls I shot, I was billed SSS for )r the tl vaccine, 516 thanI to rob their own customers..Some Soi pro vided an opinion t haatt :state audiority roblems. These individuals u Is understand and Magic VaU( Iley area. Our area has ; for the adm inistration of thc tl shot and goodI ol exists for enforcement old-fashioned compcdtion just iie issues affecting o ur commi nmunity an d ' e n t of proper envi* the iust m ay received nation )n:d recogtution as a lead* • $24 for her trying to sell11me m three other be the are re aggressively pursuing solu lie best thing and the right thing roimiental controls. wlutions. We ste management pre>>stingS71 a s it this coi 1shots, so instead of it costii uppon th d r efforts and encoi community and for gas station r ncourage ! We encourage th e L Legislature to sup grams. ; should, it ran S9S, as evide idently you pay chatits Its in the long run. lem to continue their work tc - authorize a central agency agt to establish die k tomaintaiii( ely, a limited num ber of _____ standards for these environmental in r\ rhe ' Unfortunatel’ __ .fnrihe counseling whelhei ther you want it or_____ Uicc lere are remedies-availnhlp in le quality of life in the Magic en agic Valley,______ areas ' reticcting poorly on tne and at the ra te of mon lore than S20 per state of ol Idaho to consumers for this 1 with penalties for thos E bose violating thT--------------DAVE-SNELSON-------------idustry and have conS fsS Jy m ir e dairy ind I;minute. A ra th e r obscene ne jamount for a of beha ihavior. If these steps are neces standards. Wc believe Chairman ive this audioritj' ' C legal tnbuted to envi vironmental concerns wiih state service, particularly riy > when diat serfor con onsumers to be treated in a legi dl must be enforced, incl And ncluding swift, meanA Seven Other M em bers srs 'I lies, water quality and ; vice was neither requested Ued nor desired. and honest hoi «>SsibiliI'Shls, ni. manner, it is our respond ingful punishment whi when compliance is Legislative L Affolrs Commltti nlttee waste managem iment. i;T:Uk about gouging the public. pul ty to' pl pursue those remedies. not fonhcoming in a ti dm cly fashion. Twin T Falls Area C ham ber of ;rof . , ; JACKLYTIIGOE Our counties;s Ido not seem to have JAR] ^RED CHRISTENSEN We extend our appn ■predation to the Cor onunerce I Twin FaUs Rupe doar authorityy or < resources to monitor jpcrt Twin Falls County con :ommissioners and T TwinFalls
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T an attem pt to ei^a-run thi the Suprem e Court, th e class iss-action i I ) A ^\ n i e l E . T roy lawyers repackaged theii eir ' rinimg^ a lle ^ n g th a t tb eH e ] M Os •’ somehow concealed th ee ffinan.cotxrt,of< d a l incentives th ey offer er physi)f course; which would allow Sicr d a n s who lim it tb e use ol of c r u ^ and Boles to walk aw ayw iU tm needed or extraneous IS treatrith h tity contingency ments. fe e s forr ddoing little m ore t h ^ filingaih The lawyers also m ade le th e . threatening lawsuit, g e m ggs has gone so fa r as to novel argum ent th a t HM< MOs could b e sued u n d er thee m dal analysts about p ^ d i n gg llawsuits - hoping R acketeer Influenced an< md C orrupt O r g a i^ tio n s A < a Act, scare investors into a federal law o rig in ^ y pa: lassedto panickyy sell-off s that sends HM Oslcx fight organized crim e tha hat tock prices into taUspins. H is "sule e iand destroy” strategy allows plaintiffs to seekc san seem s to en tid n g triple dam agesi rremeto Ibe working. Since the dy. The lawyers suggeste su its have ted that w e been filed, the value of soniei „managed care compa- . th e HMOs’ failure to disc s d o se n ies h ass ddeclined by half, . physidan incentives cons nstitute coercin alleged acts of “mail frau aud” and d n g out-of-court settle“w ire fraud" th a t fall wit m e n ts wo rithin works to Scruggs’ advan,a g e since RICO’S jurisdiction. ice many of his cases are legally du Y et, surely th e average ge perdubious, if not prepos,e „ ,„ s , son already k nov^ th at signing si T h ese eh lawsuits jeopardize the on with an HMO is not the tii same as having fee-for-service e iinsurdstence of HMOs ipr v ery exist ance. A nd ju st sis surelyy tthe allinvingi lg a single federal judge in M iam average person understai cands nii to render a verdict on th at HMOs m anage th e! C i costs of :r Americans should h a v e thieeoption i delivering care to offer fa Ur of signing on m ore affordable health care a withHMMOs. C ■ T h e jud than fee-for-service insur nrance. udge acknowledged the enormty ityof his task during a The risk in th ese suitss iis lhat courtnKom m hearing when he w hat com panies actually ly d id and disdosed m ay b e ign gnored . ncredulously: “You a sk e d in a m ea n to u me, Mr. Scruggs, in favor of som e one-size»-fits-all } tell th a t you v caricature o f th e “b ad HI HMO." a want me to supervise j n d r e viis An even g re ater risk is th tt e cres e. health p o li^ for o v e r 1000 1million Americans?” . _ T h eUJ.S. .S Supreme Court such ju d id al w arned1against af j„m is io>nn last l term, recognizing th a t, for B r HMOs to function, they m ust prov •ovide “spedfic finandsd i^,centivei k'es to physidans, ^vrardinE ing them for decreasing utilizatioS ion of health-care serv ice said n dpenalizing them for w hat may ay be found to be exces,iv e trea t. ent.” atm T h e higl ligh court further observed i :d that Congress has prohe formation of HMOs m oted the t e for nearly rly three decades in a largely successful su, effort to curb ruiTawayl y health-care costs. In
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By Michael Joumee nee Times-News writer er____________ ----------- ^TWIN -FALL'S - Fi‘e 1 e "A 'ctiv e~ id'SF Several locadons,'your~ r ^ ■ c= ^ BURLEY - Two rwo more candiP a re n tin g classes1 fo will b e recyded into a fine for parents, in dates for a vacant :ant Idaho House Twin Falls and Jerom' time aj J(»r.«©HiM-in landscaping,. scat h av e surfacei aced. giving legents will b e offered islative Districtt 25's 25’ Republican Falls School District a w • e x e c u tiv e commi Timiitee a w ide D e p a rtm e n t of H J^Eojlic; Valley.communities ■ • selection of possit )ssible nominees Welfare. ■s^t.uixthefoUowing dropoff 'K for a gubernatorial rial appointment. fdr live Christmas trees. All The dasses will be >e hheld from 7 to' Burley City Cou Council member rations must be removed. 9 p.m. Wednesdayss fc for six weeks. >^E Curtis Mendenhall hall, 54, and ion The first session wil] will begin next ,. ^ Stirley: City crews will colN H I m er Cassia iia . C ounty j p i i p M lect^trees le ft week. Commissioner Johi John .\dnms, 63’, The classes will cov cover a num ber g tW fa Tuesday told Mar Mark Peterson. of is s u e s including ing p a r e n tin g jwiSB S ■ ■ ■ ' chairman of the; dis district’s e.xecoH a i r \ t 678^ . sty le s, p a re n tin g mi m ethods th a t H B tive com m it2224. . have shown to be suet ruccessful, disd, (t o tee, ihey were :ity of Gooding: O ty crews pUne using non-viole olent m ethods, ^ it„ S jo in in g th e ^ )ick up trees the first week building courage and md self-esteem slate of candi- U nuary^OdierwiserTesidenis— — ^— ^in child^n,-m utuallr= re E p«,-effec. ----- d a r e r f o r - t h c -----iro p off tree s a t th e d t y tive com m unication on M i l s , why H ouse s e a t held I outgoing :ld by h p ile one m ile w est of ch ild re n m isbehave Rep. Jim Kempton, ton, R-Albion. ve and how to coodim ing. Call City Hall at 934‘ redirect th a t behavio M e n d e n h a ll’s i ’s main focus ivior, resolving ccgq would be rural economic eco: conflicts peacefully/ and ai handling devel, ^ lailey: Residents can drop opm ent. T he staii anger. , itaie must find ees in a designated area at ways lo keep rural ural Idaho comThe sessions will nm from Jan. 3 s P a rk from M onday petitive with uniwi •owing cities, he to F eb . 7 an d from m F eb. 21 to gh Jan. 31, for grinding into said. March 28. . ,, . mulch.I. “I’m going 10 I) t;i tackle everyThe dasses will be li >e held a t Vera • n lty * . o f Jerom e: R esidents thing that comess along ale to me on C. O’Leary Junior Hig High School ta rop off trees at the d ty lot that,” he .said. • the U ttle House Famil mily Cenler on . „„ We„ In addiiion. the st BSt Fourth Street near the le state needs to the southeast cilmer !T cot EUiabelh r v dui lum p for g rin d in g into be m o re invoiyeii ved in helping j Boulevard and Eastlanc iind Drive. n„dch.1. IPhone City Hall at 324Idaho's deteriorat >rating sm aller No r e g is tra tio n is is required. 8189. downtown areas. In terested parents or o r soon-to-be • KCetchum: et Mendenhall, a;i denial dc techniT re es can be parents con show up i r th e first ip io d ro p pjee id o ff a t th e K etchum dan. is the only one of the nine dass. candidates with no professionii! P ark&KcFRide lot near the Church Call Margy Wray at 736-7649 to of the B Bik Wood. Look for signs a g r ic u ltu r a l Itt background. arra n g e f r e e child.ci i.c a re o r c a ll or roped However, h e saidi he grew up on le d o ff areas designating M arcia L an tin g a t 733-6900 73 for w h e res to t lea v e y o u r tre e for a farm and is famiii imiliar with the more information, * grinding mum Issues facing agricult iculture through ng into mulch. , his economic dcveloi i’elopment work Qirry Hlldnth throwi away • Shoi ^oihone: R esidents may ly hit family's Chtlstmit treaI T i Tussdiy at th# city ol Twin Palli’ Fall dliposal ilti i t Sixth Avtn • on the Ciiy Council. dl. 3ff tree s in a designated Draft horse, mule Watt and Ihoihoni Slraat. jle club It. Evsryyiir, ttii olty grindsithe th trMi up to mtki mulch. He sen es on a number nun of comarea nea lear the d ty shop, or take miitees as a mcmln'r publishes c a le n dluEB f ilH'rrifilu'couri' th e m to th e L incoln C ounty cil, th e M iiiiCii •Ciissiii AriM TWIN FALLS - Mem • .W endell: R esid en lem bttt'of.tho' J ' ; " " fe ' ; 'r S tation. P hone C ity a n ts arc Highway 77. • Jerome County: Highway y 25 Economic Developn !o|>mc'ni Buiird, 1886-2030. Southotfl Idaho Draft a tk e d to bring tre e t to> ith e dty • Alm o: 24: .(tH orM nnd .; 2480 S. Elba, Almo enst ;nst of Jerome. and th e Idaho As. TwlnFalli: Residenti Road. •M alta: 2450 E. 1760 S. Citie.s. w liere he-• sci scrvi-s (Itl tile . ti a k e them to th e W endell couraged to drop off tree t tured In glossy color , r pp h o . o . l „ . , • B laine Co Couniy; Ohio Gulch • Milner Butte landfill: 10 1050 Icftishitivc cominiitcc iltee. • d ty lot at Sixtn Avenue T ra n sfer Station, Just nn orth of now 2001 calendar. and Carey stnt cations. VV. V. i400 S. Adams, an Oakley kley iiiiiive iitui d< t y limits on Idaho Highv "It's beautiful,'’, said adiModntion J ' " " "an” d S hoshone S tr e e t. ? County: Just north retired fanner, sjiid I Ilid keeping the •• Minidoka County: Northwc ^ t h l s ^ o c a tio n ^ ^ l be Trees can elso be drop secretary Betty Shriver jppedoff ofWcndcU. ____________ ver. " It'i very IL state's piiblicliuulsoj> 'ojwn for muliiofP, if Paul ot325N. 400 W. — aLwaste.tnmsfer.sutiona: --------- professlonaU ydonorlr rlrshows-Dur-----■J5lem''V.i)u]d IxTlus Hi o ^ T T T --------- •E lncolnCCounty; juM nortEuf ilMiiliuTpiiTifnvr •TiOakley; 985 S. Worthington • A lbion: 760 8 .■ local people and somee of ol the activi. Shoshono. • ' eft End: West of Buhl. PlGOse see CAND IDA DIOATK.Page B3 •W des we're Involved in." Shriver said money r jy mode from -p v calendar salea will benel meflt the non1^ O profit assodation. C alendars are $14.95 1.95 each and can bo ordered by caUli oUlng-Shriver _ . ByAifonI at733>3266. XIBrook R aft River E lectric oj: operates increase bctwc ween 15 and 25 pe^ Tl BPA offered a lim iti The Ited percentage purchnse insed from ihe \w ith tw o co n tra cts fro lewiwrittf ■____________ rom tho ccnt. num um ber of long-term contrac acts total amount BI‘A generates. gen B o n n ev ille P ow er A bout h oilflf of R aft R iver’s lastyear, and all its customi e n ! R aft R iv o r Klectric Heyburn will hear ist Kle can srfrom r a fT t i R IV E R -E lo c tric rate Adm inistration, but whii > lile most power Is purch ■chased under a conhada chance to purchase thci ad lem, ' exchange power with nih other co-op es, based on rising wholeoc th e r area users of BPA tonight Inmsases, United Electric toi A power tract, w hich s 1 set's,the rate at a butrate predictions for 20011 to ut mcml>er Now the rate projections areJ all a am bc rcachcd at the Mini’Cassia . • Hall. believe that tho level of F upert, the dty of Hevbui R •um. die Raft R iver Ele le c tr ic and its cusmlUch ud h l^ e r than that.” fiurrau at 677-4042. [ '2. £xi, JiO. V o u rm tetts now r cci t y o f B urley a n d U n ite d will keep Ul steady tom ers, whicl: Ich includes some Th othor half of th e powt The wer by c-mail a t abrockQ 12006,*'Tracy said. ' E lec tric could see power ents. 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T Lee E. Walton of R upert,t, ser> may call'one hour b ir before services /ice a t 11 a.m . to d a y a t th e ' a t H ansen Mortu )rtu a c y ' R u p e r t ^ v a ry ^ Baptist C hurch, 515 ChapeL ^!7th St. in Bturley. F riends15\ W. sand am ily m ay call from lO-lO 10:45 G a rth Oscar R Reeid o f B oise, 1“^ I.m. to d a y a t th e chui memorial servicee aatt 2 p jn . today ^Rasmussen Funeral Home).lurch a t th e First Bapti: p tist C h u rc h in ^ Boise (Alden-Waggi aggoner Funeral c. Evelyn Stm iger of Twin Ft Falls, Chapel). lervice a t 11 a-m. today a t Wl iVhite KMortuary in Twin FaDs. < VifginlaJoKoam cnnan o f Rupert, 1 ' services at 11 ajn. ijn. to d ay a t S t P< P e n y A. Jones of R u p e rt,: ; serN ich o la s Catholi holic C h u rc h , vice ’ic e a t 11 a.m . to d a y a t ith e Friends and fomily lily m ay call one' Rup lu p ert 3rd W ard LDS Chur urch. h our before servic* vices a t H ansed Frie 'riends and family m ay calllo Reas eascK 97, of Jerome, died D Idaho; 24 gr grandchildren and eight Keri was daiermined to .fif h er mily a t a la te r date. great-grandc idchiidren, and three sisiih ■ ^ ^ 0 ' '' 2 3i,,22000, at St. Benedicts Fam illness. After surgeries in Boi: a n d Cedical Center. me broiher. Si Lake City, sh e Irave Salt / e l e d 10 „ ,e d C a th e r in e P helps IpsJ Merle was /as preceded in dealh by H i F u uneral services are plann Houston. Texas, for exiendec treather parents, Its, two brolhers and her ni at M, 0, Anderson He f oirr 22 p.m. Friday, D e c 29, 20( ’000, B U H L -C a lh e Tine r in t P helps, 87, ment husband. W( Wendell. VV renewed hope, she retur t th e Hove-Robertson Funei teral of Buhl died Tuesd: With tu rn ed to esday, D ec. 27,, FunoralI st services will be held al R( Chap hapel with Rev. Jeff Dilks offi Boise and her two basset hh(o u n d s. ffid2(W0. •riday. Dec. 29, 2000. at r, Rusly and Buddy, who sh ing. she h ad ^ ; ating Services are pend ending an d wilh J* Ruperff L LDS West Stake Center m| missed so much. Nine month* th sla te r, " ' -'i b e announced by th t e F a rm e r ■ W '- ■ (37S. 100W, iW,). Friends may call at gh was aware that the canci she F uneral ChapeL le a n e r B, L efo rg e e I the Hansei sen Morluary R uperl ,g. reiurned. Chapel (rom' )m 6-8 p.m. Thursday and FILER ~ Eleanor B. Leforgc The loving, caring netwi Verla M. Bolte at the churctirch one hour prior to the f^j C a rlo s A noyo Mui H unlz I, of Filer died Monday, Dec.: friends and lamily member; e r s w ho (uneral on) Friday. Fi Veria M Bolte. 99.I. a Goodmg Memorials may 2000, KX), a t New Life Living Cent were always Ihere for hei n ter BUHL - Carlos>Arrt)yo Ar ie r w ilh Muniz, rosideni, died Monday, ay, Dec 26. bo given lo 10 1Ihe Primary Children’s or ort. proencouragement and support FUer. inFU 31, of Buhl died S Sat attirday, D e c (ing Cpuniy HospUal inI Sc 2000, al Ihe Goodtnc Salt Lake Cily, Utah. “J '-jU vided her ihe momentum to3 rem r ain Arrangements are pending and ai 23,2000. Memorial Hospital positive. For ihis her parents ' b e ill b e an n o u n c e d by Whi h ite Services are pendi Ending a n d will in vn, Verla was born Scpiil 1.1901. i eternally grateful. Ve n d e l l eS ortuary. daughier of ' b e announced by jy th t e F a rm e r Norton, Kan , Ihe dai. Keri is survived by her pa Funeral ChapeL George and Hatiie Marsl Arlyn and Sharon Toberer; ps *ri f a ', r P X J a s p e r Wayne W Sfie mov witti her pare Caro arollne Ruth Capps grandparents. Albert and M M ild re d . Goofling drea m 1915 \ fToberer i luui Ronald WilliamI Zs Z ander i ir' ' ° r L T ' I V I a tth eIWS w of Buhl; and mat TWIN FALLS - Caroline Ru riod Robert Philip Bolto Wayne Matthews. 85. a gr; grandmother. Lela VanOstra Capp ipps, 78, of Twin F alls, dii Jasp e r Ws iied DOLAN SPRING [NGS, A riz . on Dec 21, 1922 Theyw la' a r S aSd passed away Tw Falls. She is also surviv by Twin D d m rw to ? -esiSonl 01I Wendell, » Tuesc iesday, D ec 26, 2000, at Map agic R onald William Z Zai ranched wesi ol Goodn ander, 59, of ay, Dec. 23. 2000. in his un uncles. Robert VanOsirand. R I o g er Valle diey Reponal Center. Vorla fias sin ce rosio Dolan Springs, Ariz, riz., and former- ' To Toberer of Twin Falls, Larry Tc T o b erer ^ - “ ' - raa shon illness. His wi(e served as an election j Graveside services will be he held ly of Twin Falls, ppta sse d away. Iler were ai his side. of Filor. .Wayne Toberer anc Gooding Couniy lor ma; at 11 a.m. Friday, Dec. 29. 200 000, Dec. 20,2000 of aI heart hes attad e ir^ was born on Oci. 15, Po Polly ol Tempe. Ariz. She' I' a ls o and was a, life memb( at Su S unset M em orial P ark wii vith Dolan Springs, Ariz. it Olinger. Mo., to Delta sui on sun/ived by cousins. Maureen ______ Reoekah Lodge m Gooi ing,-------- At-his-requestrther _aod^(ho4^M a;;h0wsi-----"O of-T em ps:— f”0otse."Sosan Tobwiwr uITt iends m ay call from 4-8 p.r 3.m; services. sised' and edu c ated in Ari and Brian Toberer o(I D Ariz,, Cover. lofiinn Vpiifl was rais • Canning Kitchen m Good Vayne was united in marQe Oel. was also known (or nor lo eba Gilmore on Feb. 7. ; Some lives form a perfeci:t 1circio, flenmg R o b e r t 8 idni Discover Idah aho every ne was a member of the oth others lake shape in ways'we o s p it a l s Site is' survived by a s( w e can R o b e r t S i d nn ee’ ^ o n e y ^ 2 . of ^ Ipel Meihodisi Church of noi predict or always unders not (Bob) Bolte ol Goodin Thursday tay in 3rsland. S h o s h o n e . Idd al a n o . d ie d e arly lly. Mo He was a former lq- has been a pari of my joi ttin)Thornion Dade Couniy, Loss grandchildren, Ann (Jo^n) lournoy: S u n d a y Dec. 24, : 4.2000. at his home m/ MAGIC VALLEY REGIONA mber ol the R-4 School tmi it has also shown me wi AL T he Times-1 but, is-News ot Pine. Idaho, Barb (Dale w h ai IS in S h o s h o n o . ASC. FHA in MEDICAL CENTER S S E S , o f S Greenfield, ;. precious. ol Goodmg and Jon Botie R o b e r t w a s bor Dorn in Bulte. Mont., c„„ Wayne and his (amily t has a lovo for which I car Outdoors section se >ome names are omitted at th e So Wash and Ihree grcat-g :a n o n ly o n N ov. 19. 1928 128, to Sidney Amos n iheir (arm in Missouri to t^g be graielul. dent’s request dren, Todd and Chad The , . a n d Ellen Marie1Erickson Er Doney. H et Jplember o( 1965. where in-law Alice Wabo in Sepli (From Ihe movie Messagi Shane Bolte: a sistcr-m-l Dismissed age In A s e r v e d in tho U.S J.S. Navy from 1945 _ unlit his reiirement. In ______^C.ecloLSeat!le._Wash.^an B arbara D avis of K im beri: -B p t'jeJ____ u n iil_ 1 9 4 9 -a s-aa-radio-operator-on-ri . ynrwas-a-formermem:--------ous nieces and nephews E dnnaH a : w d rix of W ^ Nev. d e s tr o y e r s in thIB e M K editerranean, He Wendell Grange. Grange She was precodod m i Ih e n s e rv e d from m 1950 unlil 1954 in •eOil Union in Meridian. B u r l e y 2001 her husband in 1990. her T H R O U G HH 2i t h e U .S , Air Forc ofco a s radio/ECM R MINIDOKA MEMORIAL^ Goodm g County Co Planning and four sisters and five broihe ----------» o p e r a t o r o n B -2 i-2 9 's a n d B -3 6 's. HOSPITAL d 3a member of Wondell bc conduciFunernl services will bo W B t2 7 S a )m b a s e d a t Fairchild lild AirForce BaS6 in Som k)me names are omitted at the th odge 54 A.F. and A.M, Masonic Lodi ed 11 a rn. Friday. Decc :29 2000 S p o k a n e . W ash. .All New Cfirinmas Merchai irchandise - Plus I hunting and fishing, lient’s request at Demaray's Gooding Ch R o b e r t w o rk ejdd 'a ; s an electronics s survived by his wife Admitted Rev Andy fulorns oKiCiaiir General Merchsndiie-T je> Twin Falls Iji' ■ t e c h n i c i a n a t KlKHQ T elevision in I h le r , R eba and Rita vfenervia Casiano of Heybun will tie ai Ihe Elmwood 0 h„ and for Ihe BLM ^ ' ' ■ i S p o k a n e , W ash,, tents Daily both o( Wendell; iwo SS Tiling taignMrrO Friends may call at the c ^ ^ thy n y Vela of Rupert, Baudelin in B o i s e . B u rleey y an d S h o sh o n e , Gaylord and Bob Thursday Irom 1-7 p m. igana and baby girl of Declt do, HUNT BROniEIIS Al 8 AUCTION f spanning over 38 " “ Sai ■ H H Id ah o , a c a ree r s 30lh,*of Miller, Mo.; one ai ccomribu. Mallhews bol Family suggests that H ull of P aul, Elm or y e a r s . R o b e rt reti retired In 1989 an d £ a nnalyn al o re 2 0 « .7 3 « 2548 54J abeile Butfer of Joplin. e Goodmg tions be m ade lo th C d ie r of R upen____________ ___ e n jo y e d w orking i his com puter ig_on Ploche everal.,nieces..nephews-__ jndalion-Tn— Mo.-and-sevi ------' C o u n ly H o s p i t a l - F o u n d o r in His w oodw c Dismissed Iworking s h o p . Ho a n d c o u s in ss.. V en a 's nam e am S A njF nw D ecB wBI30-11:OO S: a l s o e n jo y e d yard yai H ull o f Pau: work, c r o s s D>analyn ar He was prei receded in death by his w o r d p u z z le ? ,. aain d w a s a n avid Baudc ideiina Magana and baby gu parents andJ one 01 brother. Herschel. girl Auto Auction-Vfihiclai-' les-Twin Falls rea d er. Funeral ser' 3eclo, Cathy Vela of R upen jervices will be held on R u p e r tI PfoviowOBily9-5pni,W pni, Mon-Fri R o b e r t is suirvived rv i b y h is wife Thursday. Dec 3ec, 28, 2000, at 2 p.m. C a r o l o f S h o sihhco n e , m a h o ; tw o ------at Demaray's /•s Wendell Chapel with ------------HUNTBBOTHEBfAU rA ucnONS------------d a u g h te r s S u s ain n (Adrian) ( Bench of p ' OannI Houghton olficiaiing, (848 T w in F s l l s , I d a h laho, a n d M arilyn Masonic buie will be by Wendell S e ll y o u r ( D o u g ) B ra d fo rd rd of Boise. Idaho. Masonic Lod( 3dge 54, A.F. and A,M. a n d h ls-b e lo v e dI dog dc Lacei. . I be in Ihe W endell I T h i s i s o u r ffa a tv o r ite F u n e r a l se n /Ice :e s will b e held at 2 ti r e a s u r e s i n .Cem etery in Wendell. public p ,m , T h u r s d a y ,, Dec. D . t i m e o f t l i le e y \ e a r, 28, 2 000, at ill be held at W ayne's lA/ii l l i e 'B i l l - H a m s W R e y n o ld s Fiin era irall C hapel.In Twin I TfJii e T i m e s - N e w 'sS f i l l e d w H h1 g g ood roquesi, Frie riends and neighbors Willie 'Biir Clilion Harris, 77-' 7-year* F a lls . N o p u b lic■visitation vi; is sch e d may sign Iho ihi rogisler book on f r i e n d s , g o o d >d tim e s old ||M a r k e t p l a c e u nday,u l e d . C r e m a ti oon n will follow se rW ednesday ly from 1-5 p.m . al o'° Burloy residont. died Sun a n d g o o d cc hh e e r l Dec: 24. 2000, al St. Alphoi lo n s u s v ic e s . Demaray's We Wendell Chapel. Regional Medical Center in B m emorials lo Bo ise. T h o family su gngests gj c la s s ifie d incer. •h e A m e ric a n Hi^ean ea Association in after a brave struggle with canc IV a m sh Y o B o ise "'h lieu o f flow ers. Donations Di m ay b e ' « He was born on Sept, 14,, 11923 W o n d e r fu l H e W allerg iv e n to R eynolds ds stalf or m ailed to «a d v e r t i s i n g . in Anderson. S.C.. Ihe son ot W s . Bill R e y n o ld s F uneral al Chapel, ( P.O. Box C. and Cleo Poole Harris, I, S ,c „ 1 1 4 2 . T w in F aills, lls Id a h o 8 3 3 0 3 aiie attended school in Piedmonl,: and (inished a iwo-year busii isin e ss degree from ihe College g e of Southern Idaho, He mar a rr ie d i------------------------------Jeannine A, Wake on July 27,1 in Elko. Nev. They sponi mo: [heir lives in Burley. Idaho, Sw ^ S fte < Merle Christensen Sill worked for the Foresi Ser e rvic e, ' ' IS P IT A IS ^ 4o also sold cars and worko iO O T O P H O S Young /arious other jobs. Ho we 'I'oung, 78. ' Merle Chnsienson You Disabled American Veteran ■ s h l f c t l M Xjiri99SauCi999 . ini, passed ^ year-old Rupert resident, serv served in World War II. Bill enj{ 5. 2000, at ^ ■ |||« away Monday. Dcc 25, Deing wilh his family, and espc Offering A Dignified, Rei me Minidoka MemorialI Extended E: lespectful Long Term Care U re Unit. y onjoyed ihe family camping ly 01 Care Faciiily in Ruperl, We Strive To M Make Each Day Counll ishing trips. He will b e grc iro a tly » Sho was born April 23. 709 North Lincoln Avci •nissed by his family and friend! /cnuc * Jerome. ID •324-4301 » 1 ighier . Stieiiey. Idalio. the daughi ol Ihl .om ing New Survivors include his 'wv i l e . Excellence itt Coi ommuniUf Healthcare re 'Milion and C ora . fM o n s o n jy; h is i V X y e a r be plenti entlful fot you and Joai loannine A. Harris ol Burfey; th e Ihird of Ctirisiensen She was the :hiidron, Shorry Mabey ly o f y o u n . May you flntl nil time to »top a nd ■ seven cluidren In 1929.I. Ihe Ih (amily = ’ocaiello, Sherral (DeVon) Jon{ moved lo Idaho Falls whore wh sho K o n UH Toberer TO conildcr th e ’many/ bl bleuings w hich we • ' ~i ' Sviaita, James Ronald Harris o f' aitended school and gra Keri Lin Toi Toberer. 32. of Boise Fails T Harris e n |o y ...F te erdom ( lo ' a n d E q u a l •alls, Wiiiio Michaoi (Bocky) H irom liinh school in 1 ay-Sunday-D eo:-24:----- ocg n d ^ *bpportunlty...K lnd Ft Jt-BorteyrClllton'Ce'e'fCyfrc i Ftlend* and H oncit aiiondocJ RicKs Colloqc, gre ne wilh her molher and Harr Harris of Boise. Barry Wade (Jc [Janei) B u sln m A jw cU tn,..! with a leaching coriificate i 1942 >,..Kome and H earth 1 Ite in fg ih g r a t h ejrr side, « after a ^:ouraHan Harris of Bend. Oro.. and Ji She Ihen taught sctiool (or o r ia y e a r in g e o u s threo}-yoar -y i Idien,..Freedom to J balllo wilh can(Lay Layne) Rutschke of Rupert;t o n e ' Ammon, Idaho.'M erlee rm a r r ie d ay and to thank Our irriS of W orship In any way i ^f-, broil }rolher. Herbert (Trudy) Harri !0;19:»3 in Wendell K. Young May 10, slervices e r' Ve ore people just like you will held at 3 Qrat Sraham. Wash.; two sisters. N Nollle I.ortl for Hl> many fj o n . Happy New r liv the Logan, Utah, tem pit sday, D ec. 2 8 . al ,M a, tpi( 'Uh tt desire lo Uve and /■CS Maxwell) Smith of Auburn, Ala. J h * , ciovGidale P " - ■’■"“ 'SO made their home in Sholly ally. .Idaho Funeral Homo. . Mar .laryEllen (Ben) Howard ■d rah al»e our family our fami- V s and had a family o( (ourr sons S( and ill follow at a later date pjQH |„utnmonl mil I ’iodmoni, S.C,; 20 grandchlft three daunhtors. In 196 awn Memorial Gardens. and \ Y H I ' 'y/ in < tdaho. TMt is noi a 961, they al Terraco Lawi md 11 great-grandchildren. ’"dron moved the ?amily to a farm bom Oer; 7, 1968. in “ He was preceded in death bb)y his corj orporple based, bul ftmilj/ Paul, Ihen again in I96i 9 6 6 , Ih ey p g n s, idaf daho. Iho beloved only ^ laronis; 3^, ourr u/ned business. Wr offer a son-in-law. Barr' rry L. moved north of Rupcrl wh( w h cfo ihoy Q, nn -and S'laron Toberer, |^.u ^abey; one brother; and one )0 sisT W I N FALLS K IM B E R L Y (armed uniil they rotirod. M{ >rrt frvlce al a fair price wllb ^ d elemeniary and junior ,3^ 7 3 3 -6 6 0 0 423-53A O Br, a member of Ihe Churchh“ c l''3es“ 0 girrtmlckt. We art from S S " “ i in lS Twin Fails and thon ■»oft»«ryxo» a t 11 www.yrtdUmot Tha funeral will be held al Christ of Lailerrday Sain her lamily to Boise in ' 3I.m, Thursday. Dec. 28. 200C iaho, and know lUal we ean ^ Mfli X d w T h "ijoyed = loved Reiiel Society andiTsoo'rSodr being a member pgjj, free your family wilh Iht lasmussen Funoral Home, 135 ward Relief Society soc S e' R e y n t :hing b an d s in both 4g,K 6lh St.. Burloy, wilh Bishop M( Relief Sociely counselor ani Isnily and respeci lhal j r )tl Junior High arid rari. Jarlson, olficiating. Interment fleliet Sociely secretary. S e would offer our ph School, where she hnle In the Sunny C ed ar F ' Mil^ >ycM 'le, camping, motorcy□ t Rasmussen Funeral Homo full-lime missions in Soulh C no on ............................... /ing, travel and danct/ugfj Merle performed numerous i/ednesday. Dec. 27. 2000, Iror 3ral yoars, sho worked o 0p.m. , and on Thursday, from I 'r ,§ : S u n4SET s compassionaio sen/ice. She Sh£ had a '"O' f ° ' ^ovora al Westy's 4' a.m. 0:45 and mado oyon^^ngs andj weekends w 2551 Kimberly Road groat lovo of quilling anc id . T w in FaUs • 735-0011 n il M e m o r i aa l P a r k os, bowled on various Garden Lanes, 2 2 9 6 K Im b eeir l y R o a d ■TttinFeII$OnlfU>allyOt OiCTMl(r Oprralfd Funm! /[one G
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_ ' . OROFINO (AP) - n1 w n p p lu i g effect of the closure ire of Pottoich Corp.’s Jaype plywobc ocrfplam nciir fierce is being felt,t in ir the area’s • schools. . _ . , The O rofino-basi lased School IKstrict 171 is losing ng students as families move elsewhe where for jobs. .. "We. are feelingg tl th e im p act. en ro llm en t'w ise ," said
in te n d e n t A lan fiauer. m ill sh u t down in Septembe iber. T o d a y - a t ncariy 25p e rc c In-t-Qearw ater County has . Uiehighe iie s t unemployment rate b the stat tate. Thestti, itudent population decline Tim berline High School, b etw een en P ie r c e and W eippe, from its:A-3 A standing in tiie I d ^ High SchDoI du Athletic Assodation to an A-4 ^-4 standing. Timberline had teete :tered between a popula*
i n o f 140 a n d 160 fo tio for som e i time; cutoff b etw e en ddassifica* a i dons is 150. The n ew cli dassifica* i begins next A u g u st tion T he district, w h ich It Ind u d e s : schools at O ro fin o , W eippe, PJ ie rc e , S o u th w ic kic and < Cavendish, has a student It popula* i of 1,451. tion A t this tim e l a s t yeai sar th ere ' were 1,579 students. The le district i operating on a budgett that Is t was : and funded by th e state set st last : year, so it is not experienc ndng any
unexpected economic ec cutbacks presently, “But If thei trend tr of enrollment :o d ro p , then w e'll continues to have some thii iiings to look at for next year,” Felj 'elgenhauer said. He said h ;e hhopes that the loss of students will vill not be significant off. enough to layY anyone a “We may cQt rtit positions, but we hope to k eep e p everybody th a t still want«toto w ork for us an d -^ve them a1job,” jc Felgenhauer ' said. -
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^ COEUR d’ALENE (A P)-OOf f all the pretty horses on a Careywi ■wood ranch, Choo*Choo an d S ton ran irmy. two tw paint horses, are HoUywi wood stars. stai The i 1 Idaho ranch’s settingI was thc ideal place to capture soi "the »und tape rscs,", tap for “All the Pretty' Hors< aa film t fi starring Matt Damoni that wa: recendy released. was A Although the ho rse s aree inot seen in the film, their sounds Is are heard. Sound editor P atrido Liben inson cap captured 10 hours of Choo-Cl Choo and Stormy’s hooves and wh whinnies - even thc sound of a m; mane slicing through thc air. „ “The thing about Idaho wa vas it was very cold, tiie air dense, makm ing the speed of sound fast ister, that the recordli^ sound's qua liality • Is full and ric h ,” L ibcnj nson explained from h is office :e In Califomia. .r The two horses w ere cho: losen because one had horseshoessand j the. other didn’t, said ranch ow twncr w M arion O’C onnor, w ho rode ro c . q, Stormy for the recordings. p Recordings induded about ut 10 sep separate sounds o f th e hor: jrses mo' moving at varying speeds on oi a range of surfaces, Includi ding water, rocks, grass and cement nt. “I had no Idea it w as woi forth money for someone to recordd It,” ;
Attomeley generaalasfojuddge to rec:onsider oon trial ^ BLACKFOOT: (A U P) - T h e confusin In g , m isleading and officc of A ttom eyy C G e n era l Al ambiguou IOUS. T he instruction said Lance has asked a fe< federal judge it was aIjury ju ’s duty to protoa the to reconsidcr his rece ecent decision Innocent, nt, ra isin g what WInmlU o rd e rin g a new tri tr i a l o r th e called }a “reasonable “ likelihood” release of condemncc ncd m urderer the jury d not presume Leavitt f did Richard Albert Lcavit ivitt. innocent c It during the trial He also U.S. D istrict Judg jd g e B. Lynn said juror rors m ay not have under* W inm ill overturned ic d L e a v itt’s stood tha h a t prosecutors had to 1985 first-degree mur nurder convic* prove LLei eavitt guilty beyond a tion and death sente) itencc for the reasonabli ible doubt. slaying of D anetteB Je J a n Elg of But chc th( a t t o r n e y g en e ral’s Slackfoor. office argu 'gued in a motion filed late Winmill ruled that lat an instruc* last week I at Leavitt’s trial attor* tk th tion to ju ro rs m ay ly 1have bee n ■ neyhadag agreed to the instruction.
“Leavitt should not be •e permit* t d to com plain o r be ggranted te 1 habeas relief fifte en yeai ;ars after h1e was convicted, basedd upon a j ry instruction h e requ ju luested,” i ,,according to the m otion.. • The state’s arg u m e nItt Is th at a!n y tro u b le s o m e in s tr tru ctlo n < agreed to by L e a v itt’s1ddefense ; attorney should b e cons nsldercd ut n d e r the “in v ite d e rn rror doct e .” Thc m o tio n alsc trin so urges \ Winmill to consider anyy offend* i juiy instructions in cot ing »mext. • “There is no m en tio)n n of th c
fact that thee ttrial judge added thc additional lal sentence, 'There must be proof of beyond a reasonable doubt,”’”’ thus elim inating any ambiguity ity “that could have r e n te d as it :wwas written.” Elg, a forme mer Idaho National Engineering arand Environmental Laboratory em smployec, was sexually m u tllaatite d a f te r b ein g stabbed In herer home on July 17, 1984i H er bod ody was discovered four days later. er. Leavin, 41,, hhas maintained his innocence since ice his arrest.
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O'Connor said, whlf fthlle on vacation in (krm any. The Hollj-wood s. )d sound experts stayed at O’Conno nnor's Cucolaila Creek S pon Ranch inch for 10 davs, She vras paid S150 150 ;a day for her h elp w ith Choc hoo'Choo antl Stormy, O’Connor got to st see the unedited \*ersion of thc: film fill tu help edito rs fig u re outt wl which sounds would go where. “I think I would uld have done it even if they didn’t p me for it," I’t pay O’Connor said with with a laugli, "ll was fun.” The effo n hass become bt one of the most comprehc •ehensive collei; tio n s o f horse se sounds ib Hollywood, Libenso .■nson said. He is alre a d y using Choo-Choo Chc and Storm y In a film Im being m ade about Jesse James. es, O’Connor’s name ame was passed, along by a friendd in the film p ri; dudng business when wh( e.xecutives ta lk e d of nuiking ing the movie, which is based onn th the awiird-wi’nning novel of the he same nami^' O’Connor m ade• a videotape \ of her ranch and “iri< “tried to record the silence," she siiiil Siiid. There was noi a place pl to record the sounds in Califi aUfornia without '* Interrupting cityy nc noises sucii as or car. those from a plane pi: Libenson said.
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SANDY VALLEY. I V, Nev. (AP) year, •' ' ' r minicn aa es in Northern1 INevada Sandy Valley f developing a y for A water war is brewui^ vuig southwest Any groundw grc ater acquisition ini th e past t h r e e y e a rs rs. T hat natui^-gas-fire ired power plant, a of Las Vegas, wheree oi outside com* m ust )e b e ap p ro v e d by S ta te r ak e s It th e l a r g e s t p riv ate m company spoki okesm an said. But t * panics arc quietlyf buying bi land Engineer er H ugh R ied, who has L landowner in the state, acc iccording Calpine of San J n Jose, Calif., has no I and competing forr uunallocated not ra t set set a hearing date for the t -Security a n d Exc to len t to build a plant (change firmcommitmer rights to ground water, ions. C ter. appucatiot Commission records ly v a lle y , th e near S andy The companies env :nvision using Meanwh while, some Sandy Valley PICO owns and develop: ips water spokesman said, th e w ater for newATccasinos, an residents a preparing to fight to cs are r h ts through a su b si rig sid ia ry , North V alley: V Holdings, a small energy p lan t or nev lew developkeep their eir w a te r from bdng sac- . A V ldler W ater Co. o f La .a Jo lla, Reno company, ly, also has applied m ents in th e dcsi SALT LAKE CITY (AP)) - It Ic scrt along rificedtof Norman Mineta and otiier feder* 0 feed more growth In the C Calif., according to th e SEC :re*feet of Sandy ® EC fo r 2,000 acre Ditcrstate 15. ;as Valley. appears Utah will fall just •Aon • al offidals will relea Las Vegas L'lease the lireakV idler has a p p lie d for or 2,000 , Valley’s waterr for fi a funire power ®PP This potential enci ___________ _________ of getting i incroachm ent ^ a fourth seat in1 the l 1 Rosequist, Sandy VaUev •_ acre:fefet_ofdoePjajQund_w a ■_ d dwn n f thp t --------water in - plant________ ---------- cmlrcinsasiH’j! waief ler makes res* SoaTFarm rm president, notes that------SSandy Valley. S om eda; OTS. House of R cpresentati' tives Thursday moming. ng. iOnce the figlay th a t Sandy V alle lley re sid e n ts are idenu of Sandy Valle diey, 30 miles sod farmir ning allows water to soak------water v when state:by-state census numni ures are released, • could supply an dJectrical e .‘d. Slate legislawaiting for Vic /Id le r to complete Muthwcst of Las Vega egas, nervous. back into g e ratin g p la n t f o r R e lian t to th e ground. These pri-------gen tors will redraw the tht boundaries tests on how mu ■nudi water Is in tiic ^bers are released Tliursday. A ccording to a1 ri e p o r t In vate comp mpanies, he worries, will------Energy £ “There are s ta te s you kn enow for the 2(X)2 electiun, of H ouston or at tion, aiiother basin and on1 Its Ii quality. Then T u esd a y ’s Las Ve V egas S u n , sim ply sip si h o n off th e w ater,------utility u will gain, but th e n th e re• iare if the s ta te dereg egulates th eir e x p ets rtswill review ihe Gochnour KtidI Utah Ut, is expectth ey ’re afraid th e ccom p a n ie s w h i^ las has been underground for------power p stat generation, accbrdii states that are on the margin1 and a dSig to a Information. ed to have about 2.16milliiin 2,li: peo* could s teal th e wat v a te r under* housands ds of years.------------------------stra s te g y s ta te m e n t byf ’V ldler Attom ey Byr Jyron Mills, who is «it aseems hke we’re one of thi those pie w hen ihe new lew figures are neath their feet. Large cc companies “have played------Chief C Operating Officer D an tthe losing end of the margi Dorotiiy re p rese h tin g ab < o u t 30 Sandy on gin.” released, llie 1990 C 90 Census count; And Sandy Valley’s ;y’s 3,000 resi* this game 1 m e b e fo re ,” Rosequist------TImian-Palmer. V alley re s idd ee n ts and o th e r sale said Natalie Gochnour, depi puty ed 1.7 million people iple in tlie state. - . d e n ts are not th c2 oonly w a te r said, refei fe rrin g to groundwater But that’s not the only op option. It small w ater holders, he calls th e dire director of tiie Governor’s Off »ffice “ For us to gain lin a; seat we'll a s e rs who a rc w ary. S an tio n s th a t corporations------says. £ The majority of Vidle acquisitio Df Planning and Budget. ler’scus*. b idders vying lg for the basin’s ofP ■e grown a little have had to have gi Bernardino County, y, (Calif., offi* have mad lad e a ro u n d thc W est,------tomers ti will be m u n id pall ilities or___ground_>vater_n r_nothing_buLspec*_______She_has_been.foUowing.Uta SI tah’s — m ore_thaa_peQ□ple-.think_wc______ pli ----------dais have ^veighed in in ton requests-:— doomingj s( some areas to a parched----- lil6cal g^ovenunent ag e n ae 3es. For ulators. pop population figures and said th that, have.” Cochnuiir sitii tliat .could remove 7,0C existence, 7,000 acre-feci e. ■ n now, Me says, securing um inallocat“They see wat while many of th u s taale r 's vater as a commodiwhi Still. U tah’s grow rowth has been 6f ground w a te r a jy e a r from ' “We will vill not settle for anything e r i ^ t s Is VIdler’s goal. ed ty and tum aroi round and sell lc to We: Western neighbors would gj gain remarkable. The state st.ii got its secSandy Valley - more re than three less than m k e e p in g our water," O.ther companies have3 5similar Las Vegas or the the highest bidder,” add addillonal congressional rep jpreond Hoii.se seat inn 1910, 19 The tliird times thc amount that hat' is natural* said Betli d th Bacher, another resi* * designs on water but have fe specif* h e said. “A pplla c e lik e Sandy seni ientatives, Utah probably won' in’t. didn’t come untilI 19: 19«0. .Vow. just Iy replenished in the : he basin each dent. “Th T h ere is no room for o' I( projects in mind, suchI aas elecic Valley depencls ' ground water, ds on A Arizona Is e x p ^ e d to getI two t 20 years later, the st le state is on tile year. nise on that." ti compromis trical-generating projects. and most people pie cannot afford to new lew seats and Nevada and Ida daho cusp of a fourth, . An acre-foot of watci aicr is enough PICO HHoldings of California Calplne Corp. has; aapplied drill their wells i Is deeper when thc one )ne each, (Sochnour said. Texaj casis . In d e e d , th e U.S. U, Censns to supply a family of four for a and Canac lad a h as purchased 1.27 f« 5,000 acre*feet o f wa vater in water level drop; for ops.” exp jxpected to get two new sea populaeats. Bureau estimatess Utah's Ut and md ( ^ r g ia and Ilorida are each ea tion has grown hy ni ly nearly 24 perexp. Jxpected to get an additionalI rep* ri to D.fi cent since 1990, compared ami rose V, _ pcrcent njuiona[ly,_ v;sentative. --------------------------- :----- " That nieaihs mdre’of a ^ f we for 1 W hich st'ates'gei ■get^ireiTiTaml " ContinuadfromBl he West, Gochnour said. T The w hich d o n ’t is a com ci plicated Some^ o0 f th o se research pro* < drum s weren’t expected sd to last w aste p ro d uucc e d In th e W est. lortheast, on the other hand,.will v process. Every staii u ate is giiariiiinal organs of the thrc< iree victims of grams focused foe on gastrointesti* i anyway, and the govemn nment at Many shipmeni ents to INEEL were prol probably lose representatives.5. teed at least one■memlier me of the the SLrl rcactor, whii ^hich blew up nal diagm gnosis, in which animals ' ' th t e tim e h ad n o p la nIS s to dig sim ply la b eelile d “ ra d io a ctiv e u U.S. Comm erce S ec rc ta ;ntatives. tary House of Representa ______^ J a n u a r y 1961, we w ere stu d ied w ere fed ed v a rio u s radioactive t them up. w aste” w ithI nno indications of an d ~ th e n dum ped cd in to th e materials, lls. T heir droppings tiien dal solid th e ir a c tu aIIl c o n te n ts . Some .Until 1960, com m erdE INEEL burial ground. id. were exan am in ed and wound up In i )ackcd In waste produce radioactive waste pai icers shipped waste I I “Some people thin __________________ hink th a t the b a r re ls: aat IN E E L labeled as s steel drums and sim ply' ddumped In secondhand id barrels - without bodies were sent bac back hom e in radioacdvi tive anim al feces - nearly . iin the ocean off bo th U.S. S. coasts. changing thc la . Coot !ontlnuod from Bl ^cad-lined coffins,” K err said. a ton ofIt.it. 1 E nvironm ental Proi ■otection, The commei The "T h e re are pri)l irohahly some; le rc ia l radioactive In sa JWell part of il, mayb. lybc the outer Mostof ofth i e waste buried at the / Agcncy re p o rte d i n the fie 1970s w aste sh lp m :ig-lasiing desirc’ mte n ts stopped In “ receni years, Adam s said, groi growing regulations have thrt h u sk was, b u t anl y tth ln g th a t INEEL ww£ as plutomumr Kempto buried at INEEL inclu( dudes barrels some leak) pton's vacant ' oked liquid - despite an aall to Idaho. IN E E L of: sfficlals drinking and1Ir irrigation water to -l. he use of executive orders full of irradiated anim sea limal carcassINEEL ppo olicy against burying d didn’t know what was inI the ti bar* m ore th a n 20i 200,000 people In ^ ichieve policy goals. By allowi , District 25 House seat. cs, including canarie E ach p re cin ct't chiiiiniaii cl in ries, beagles liquid wasl aste - and some lids flew r rels, just lhat it w as radii dioactive southcm Idaho. _____________ a pI ipresident to issue executi j?nd salmon, thc resul District 23 serves a rsult of radiooff contain liners. v waste. irders, Adams said, the will togical research at va« “ of the district's e,\ce.Neciitive I'oinvorious West O fficial ia ls lo s t track of thc Times-News DS lyn'tcr N.S. In May 1960, t h e 888-acre i iverage people Is ciraimventec m ilte e .ind as an elecinr fot ^ a s t universities, and anc drums of waste, “ B urial G round” b ec an an be rvachcd at 733ame th e Nokkentved can “I laiow that’s something tl: Kempton's siiccessDr animal carcasscs fron ssor. rom th e U.S. The prai ractices continued even “ for comOWf, E xt. 237, 23 or bu c-mail “interim burial ground” fc lobody wants to touch but‘ I D istrict 23 inch Suclear Corp. in Califo nchides all «f lifomia. after thc s e strike was settled. The n erc ial low*level ra d io m allcy.com loactlve niclsi^agicvall< omething that has to be don< Cassia Countv and id sr small portions Ada Vdams said. ofTwin 1-allsandI Minidoka Mil cuiinAl Adams said he would also' u^ I ties. F o u r of the le li d istn c i's _______________ hiss kis seat In thc Legislature to pi precincts - one in1 .\li .Murtaugh. one serv erve farmers’ water riglits. , . in Rupert and two »•() ii ill llevhiirii ' Continued fracnBl Mendenhall and Adam s jo uiside 'Cassia ' I J»in are locatetl ouisi suppositio: IS th e re su lt of Io n , n o t on physical t, and Thc fire was tth h ri e e tim es in t h e p a s t, even other candidates: ihe evidence dntn, and t -------- wjouldhave.showedjhe. ______C.ouiiii'-----------------those flpodt inny hnve prov thc i.the_deparunent_has___ ovided___ spontaneous.coml »mbustioa.oLuca:________ ''•'Scolt'Beak‘cr4-i. aiTOaRIt of a nudear reaction. By s ta te law, the Histiict 25 | been reluci u c ta n t to take actual ent nium w aste, not tot a criticality, enough water. area irea rancher and president off the t | “Wc would have bee Repuhlicari executivi }ccn able to physical san ,Itive oiinniittec I am ples, he said. T1h e first flo o d was as in Stigersoid. daho Cattle Assodation. detect it,” she said. Kempton’s re<^ has 10 days after Ke The poss issIbH ity of a sponta* FFel ebruary 1 9 ^ when two inches in INEEL’s ea rl: rly d ec ad e s of P lu to n iu m -c o n ta emiIgnation to submit nit itliree noiiiil a rm i n a t e d neous, unc hes of waste dum pingg are t n c o n tro lle d n uclear known for * • Eari Christensen. 63. a ser o fofra in fell on eig h t inchs waste has been stored i INEEL 'arm nces to Gov, Dirkk K etired farmer and former Fat :d at reaction becom be Kempthorne. jrd keeping. « tir es a regulatory sn< In three d ay s. W ith th the spotty recorc snow for almost 50 years. Mo Kempthorne will then thi-i select one lureau board member. More than 2 concern whi vhen a barrel of waste . topsoU top rolleaInventories w een still frozen, w a te r col re incom plete, million cubic feet of’ such su w aste 7, a of the nominees, has 267 ggr; ra m s o f plutonium . and radioactlvlt: 'Ity levels often * • Paul C h riste n sen . 47, cedd in open w a s te p itss and was dumped in pits and md trenches And the sampling san issia Kempton last week wee accepted data suggests tre than meaBurl trenches. lurley-area farm er and Ca.ss were estimates rather rai - including Pit 9 - betw Kempthom e's fiill-iii . Coui Il-lime .ippointstween 19S4 some barrel :oun^ commissioner. rels m ight have 200 to 1 SQOwsurements. Then in January 1969, si and 1970. rthwest Power ired ment to th e Nortln 1,000 grams ns of plutonium. dri blocked a drainaget dditch O fficials now )w h a v e b e tte r • • Lloyd Cox, 89. a re tlri drifts ;INEEL officials are c mer Planning Council, il. whicIi w works :e confident In a previ flood. records about wh: Bvlous interview, Jerry duj following th e e a rlie r fl vhat was actually Burl dug lurlcy-arca farmer and form tljat the plutonium iss sf on regional power ; ■er ami endan* spread out Paulson, ddli ire c to r of c r itl^ I ty Me sent to INEEL th M e ltin g snow a n d r a in . once c then they did a cons onstruction company owner. through thc waste anc es. ired gered .salmon issues, and doesn’t safety ot INEEL, IN said a nudear few years ago, Stif itigar said. • • Tom Geary. 72, a rc tirt aagi g a in filled o p e n p itsi and picsent a risk of a spor mer Kempton will resigi L‘sign his legislapontaneous, critlcality i wv ould require suffi* trei trenches. Criticality Is som sc ething offlBurl lurley-area farm er and form' uhcontroUed nuclear•reaction. rei tive seat, after aI decade de in the d e n t w ater ter in addition to the / Again in 1982, flo o d wa vaters cials take veryy sseriously, but Fam ‘arm Bureau pre. EEnnv iro n m e n ta l Defe radioac, and nd president of th e Idal grabs once the Legi: o p c n .to in te rp r c taatio tli n , s a id .egislature conc o n c c n tra 'a tti n g th c re actio n . In s tive waste dispos Institute in Troy, suggests3 that )osal site, Stiger . pam 'armers Union. W ayne P ie rre of thh ce S e a ttle ,. venes ne.M month, W ithout th t e w a te r, sm all ' two 36 a n d ' said. twc fires in a trench in 1966 ____________ ________ • 1• Earl Warthen, 51. an Albii bion ____________■ . o ffic c of th c E nviroi ro n m e n ta l am ounts oof --------------------f plutonium are not anc another fire in 1970 m ightt 1have inner. ' Protection Agency and Timcs-Ncws politic, 'litical n'piiricr and project Ukely to m susstain a nudear reac* been be< thc result of cridcalii ilities. Times-News w rite r N.S. The h i ^ number of candidat^ ntanager fa r I N ^ LL ccle a n u p . .• tion, Paulsor MichacI Joiimcc in h nxjiVkt/ at Nokkentved cann 'b \ e rcachcd at Efforts to douse th e th irdd fire son sold. Eff ras a bit of a su rp rise at fir Energy Departm entt assertions o: But the buried bi (208) 73S-323I. or nr im b e mail 1to court (over roacd pian COEUR d'A LENE NE (AP) - On ban road ! id-building on about 8 mil- ' Id ah o 's P .anhandle die N ational lion acrcs res in Idaho, S8.5 million F orest, an a r e a knc cking timtion’s roadless initiativ :s. ative. b e r sales, But area tim ber companies con are “To alio illow a policy like this to not giving up, and will will likely tum . go unchall lallenged would be a travto the couns for relief. ief. est>',” said lid Shawn Keough, execuThe president’s prop >roposalwould tiv e dire ire c to r of A sso cia te d
Logpng Contractors. It is not enough to lea eave the Iforests alone, Keough sai mid. The Ifires that ravaged the Wt •Vest this •summer are evidence fore irests are iin disrepair. Panhandle F orest Supi ipervisor ]Dave W right s a id th e! F 1 orest iServicc shares the blamee ;for the ffire problem . It em ploj oyed an :aggressive fire fig h tin gg policy tthat has allowed fuels to build bi up
over the pastt century. ce . “But that is no ; excuse for letting them go) up u in a major conflagration Uke ke we had last summ er. You arei never ni going to stop fires, but we! sure st as heU can do m ore to somec < of the foresi from going up in smo moke,” he said. Environmeni entalists praise th e roadless planI as aj a change In publie attitude about ab forests once managed largel; jely for board fe e t
Landlord 'ds threaten1 to oust may yor over antiti-meth ordiIinance
BOISE (AP) - Lant andlords and others opposed toI B( Boise City’s new anti*m eth p rop •operty ordinancc vow th e y wil w ill work to unseat M ayor B rent nt IColes next fall. Boiseans for Respon wnsible Meth Control formed recen :ently to look
a t option ons for p u n ish in g th e mayor and nd City Council members for passing ing what tlic group says is a damaginj yng ordinance. “ They^w v iil not be forgotten, and thatt I will tell you affirmatively,” sai said Joe Rohner, associa te broker ker of Sun Valley Boise
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PMcCall Realty. “We’U rem imember dall the way to the election.’’ 1.” The o rd in a n c e was p assed uunanimously last week. It holds lilandlords partially respons insible if aa property is cited by polic lice as a nnuisance d u e to tw o or ar m ore liInstances of the manufacr cture or
s a le of metl e th a m p h e ta m in e , roin. cocaine or heroi If twice dted, ed, property owners m ust submitaa plan ; to the police department 0torid r the property of the nuisance.IfIfthe landlord does not comply, aa judge j could temporarily close: the ih property.
Epidem iologisists track statist istics to k e e p health\ problems in1 (c h e c k ^ , Bi BOISE (A P) - Conventioi ional including 10 cases e so:o f ^ h il i s ,a n d > wist visdom says such debilitatingg idisgastrointestinal oiir ailments,' includeas< iascs as leprosy were wipedd < out ing 74 cases of E. coli 0157:H7 long ong ago in th e United States,; s, yet th at caused stomad aach ailments for thej hey crop up in reports for 2000 2C doiens of TVeasure ire’VaUey people to th state epidenuology offi« 0 the ice. , whoatewUd-games oe sausage, Oi case of leprosy was rept One :portW hile the niimb im bers a re reljijiH cd I id In s o u th e a s te rn Idaho this tl tively small^ keepin !ping track helps'“ ■ear. yeai p u b lic hea lth offi officials ensuw>* - TTlh ere a r e 13 new eases ;s o f s u c h p ro b le m ss fla r e h e ld )o ' tube uberculosis this year, aU in\ the t check. souti outhem part of th e state. D ise a ^ s commor mon' to develc»;i,1 WhUe four people with mala: laria ing countries arrive ive in Idaho wim N /ere rep o rted in southweste item people who contraa ra a e d them els^!!l daho th is y e a r, people a re w h e re and receivi eiv e t r e a t m e n t '' unUl nUkely to contract the disease se in here, or throughI Id; Idaho residents.^ t^e h eIdi^o : woods. But you cou ould w ho contract them em whUe travel-' • easil asily come down vrith the nu lasty in g , said Dr. C hri h ris tin e H ahn,^gastrointesdnal a^ symptoms of[ ggiastate epidemiologist, gist. rdia Jia if you drink untreated wat ater. “We keep track:ko of a lot of dicjd Idah iaho had 132 cases in 2000. eases that are rare u-e iand we w or|{. Th state also has plenty offsexThe s< hard to keep them m tlthat way,” uoll; ally tra n s m itte d disease ises, said. ____________ ji i'i ■
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Breath Easy Oul I.m, ifirst Ttiursday 3ub and Magic V aU ey Sl, Puul Ixxigc 77 ■H p.m, Breathers Qub off Idaha Id Burley Saturday Night's AlrigI For more inforBur ight of mim ih arriKs fm mJ Paul Pai Post Officc, Rotary Ciubs 567. Croup 1321 438-5150. oup o( NA. 8 p.m. Saturdays. 132 mation, call 3446567 Beta Sigma na PW,Sorortty e p Suppon Croup • F o r Oakic ikley Avc., Snow Building. Suile Christian 12-Stcp; gn W qine Laliet - 7 tjn. Tuesc ic 9 ; V e te ra n s of Foreign V ars T a a c lia p te r - 7J 0 p m f i r 3( ^ 34-7201, • 678-13 infonnation cull 7348-13i0. (non-«noking mectinR). Wecioo P lau Hoiel & C< iunJn P Post, 8 p.m . scctm dI Tin 43M613. 67M 294or43B 44 L* Ladies Only, b p.m. Nionda>-s. 220 I Churdi, 601 Shoshor Jerame Chapter .48 • 6 pm hone St. N , Twin F o lK B a U • 12.-0S p.m. Tliiindj m o n th a t B urley VF\ VFW H all. 554 m r c M cC . is (non Ellis (r smoking). W« ary;32473466M. Wednesdays at tbe public libnir: Gnhdstsnds; 54^6825. _____IIiehlimd.645-2387______ Monday medilation Kreap,-6'p:r ret wpie COTccmedatwut I ‘ ^ r HM*- _^7426 W324-5722____________ ----------A W non - fwpeopi F r id a y .a t.ih e ______S o ak eB hyyf ^ Ooodlni.. 12:15 p.m. Fri. Deck) • P.ISI 2072. "N, N, Andrew fi Moller indays, 220 E. Ellis (non’^mokinft). Twin Falls Chapter 3 • 12:3( lincoln Inn; 934-458S. ood a n d folarth ari Thunday ii Weston someone's drinking. Posj: 8 p.m. third TucmIj) nday o( the month » ■ SIt Wotks, How und >Vhy Book Slud Mondays at Our Savior Lull Plaza Conventi B*Dey-Koon Thundayy aatt th e Senior aition Center in Twin Foils, Me -8-9310. * at Dcclo Elec. Bldg., 678-9J KimbeHy.8 pm I.m Tuesdiiys, 220 E. Ellis.' Chuidi. 1708 Heybum Ave. E.; 73 Center af Blaine County; 7i Ch r. 78S-0897 or eaU R o g e r aatt 733-OlSl or Bob at 733^ 5304 xen building. Main Sl . G le n n s F e rry • Post ost 3646, G lenns "■’Emerson s , Group, 8 p.m. Wcdnesda> or or;3266833. 7SU114. 6031. Ferry l’««t. 7 p.m. third T ird Thursday of ihc Filer - 8 p.m. m, T uesday, P c a c c 2203 E E Ellis (nun-smokittg), Twin Falls Chapter 309 •" .L ;, _i ^ iQey Jajtets. 7:30 pm first la y a t C h in a M a ^ VoOe; Jerome* Noon Tuesday lemorial Hall, 366, _ month a t Veterans Memi h , Stevens S tre et a n d Lutheran Church,! 7 p.r Thunday Rupert Group, Wednesdays in the recreation ro VUIaae, 123 S. Alder; 324-7C ttesdays at Mude's Pizza in W( 4-7000 o r 324and th ird TUej 2 7 ia Si*th.73«239. ursdj)t. 220 E Ellis. 475 CasweU Ave. W.; 734-5132 o ^ IVin FaHs; can a n 7340543 or 734-2917. - , G«ost. 8 Ch*.S71SeeondSt c. E. No. 21 : 7 p.m. Fridays, 315 Fal Violence • 6 pm Tuesdays, call 78 Shoabbae • Noon Wedne* f le j^ o tth e L m ;9 3 « 4 S2or93«20S. 2a 78W191 ^ .c h u r n - noon ]«< p,m . f o u rth T uesday ol the i month a t io n W ednesday, S u n e,%Desen Building Room 11^ 7_pji ------ Jerom SenW OttoM CcM^ 8 ^^222 2 1 o r 886_xhe M * ^ c Valley.Toastnaslers . ---- fordiiectiaRs. 2 U ^ y -----e lxrgi.m Hall. 324-t.‘ - -------- aub,72M354.----mdays,'6;30 pim. Tuesdays. 6 pin Advoa)te*''g^up for cbUdien rinTwedn la M ~ ' M ondt 12:10 p .m .. ttlh e se co n d a n d f o u r t h Kimberiy • Pirst 10328.1 128. Kimlwly Pint. Twin FaHs-8 p-m ursdays, 7 p.m! Fridays, 7 p.n 12yesrold >^o have witnessed d n ria Falb • Noon Wedae« E lm e r's Pancake & S te a k 12-; ■ n ie sd o y iat tE 7:30 p-m. third \Vcdncsda> j Hall. 801 Second Avc*; rsday o( the month [urdaysatSOl 2nd Avc. N, tic violence • 6 pm Tuesdays, ca ^ Q u b in Twin Palls; 7364 3 & ^o r7 34 . H o S * T i8 2 44 Blue B Lakes Blvd. N.; 733LT. 42 4234443 _ „ i, at senior citizens ccntcr. Haile>' •G:30 p.m. Sunday at 317 Soul 4191 for diivctians. 5408. Twin Palls - noon H. llarlciw HiKipcs R u p e n • Post 3r,7H. II: ,'cr. Breast feeding support gnup L ^ C h ib t amber ot Comnerce • First ^ ip • 1^ ine. Presbyterian aCh u 5 ? 2 0 9 ^ F if ^ h T J 'l P o s t. 7;3 0 p.m . seconi cond and fo u rth Wednesdays at St. Luke's Wood Mti M arijuana A nony m ous at Noon at N, 4236301. It P and th i r d Mondays li Tuc«Li>-' of the nvmth al lHiall,73«6U . Im b d ilW Valley Ave. S ho sh o n e • I'ost 3001, IOOI, I.iitk- Wood Iley Kcllowship HiUl. 801 Sccerv liunii-\, the m onth at .Slunlionc AlTrcsco Rood. Sbersi HIV o e a b e rs w ddcome. cc Call 676^92 or 678I support group -10 a ma. every Hailey - 7 p.m.L Tuesday. T St, C h a rles . 8«f^2755. Twin Falh • IJ-Mcp recovery gn>u] other Saturday. CoU Jane ot 73331 oth -3129. Parish HaU, 788420S 209or78M944, le se co n d and 1622. Ooodlnx • 6 p.m. on the * 'IfTw in Fulls • Post 2I3fi 2I3fi. Henry l.yilifits [ 0 p.m. FriOjv> at HOI Sccond Avc. N ygnMtp. Buhl • 8 p.m. Fri icaln In n ; 934Mondays « the Lineal P o st. « p .m . M-tondi Tu T ucsdav of th e >1231. • 630 pjn. Fridays at 2420 ParkeeAve.in Church, 516 Main. S4 41^ m o n th a t Twin F alls Is DAV I); lia ll. 4->‘) Musical i i call Jon at 678-7447. / Buriey; Ove O v ere ate rs A nonym ous . Ilalley • Noon firstt aand third SlicHip, 734-4087, Wateen fo lUey Singles Square Daace ' IMOMS au b meeu weekly i.r.ui> Rotaurant in Maicie VoUe Twin FalU • (i:30 p.m. WcdncvbyiJ o( r ____WedoefriatFuUMoonRe W tn d e lJ - Posi 21)74, 211?. T housand ly. Falls rro fie ssio n n i t o l ^ rral 7346 p.m. Monday. Qob- 7 p-m.L Tuesdays T ot St. Jerome’s port por and a^vities. Coll Heather < a.m. Saliirdavs iir 1 p.m. Mnndiiys.'<“'1 u S prinjl'P ost. Hp.m. first T rst Tluirvlay of the Center, No. 21,73^ 826 » d and fourth Parish H a il. ll.:216 Second Ave. E. in liey tm • 730 pjn. second xiinf^sat (he Firsi IbipilMQiurtluOl met.-.™ C itire n s ^10 m o n th a t W endell: Senior Ser Health Care Provider 12 •5689. 1 Jerane; 734-561 12 Step Alzheimer’S Dise is e a s e s u p p o r t sh o(ishonc sh Ti^days al Heybum fireBtution:436tt St. (use side door o Cem er Bldg.. 53^ .2.^.) Rteovety Program • 630 p m Mo R« Ms^U lm ddss .Barbenbop Chorus • 7:30 rdncsdays und Ninth Avenu lie s W edn X rS i group for famlllei O th e r o rg a n iza tio n s otat425 2nd Ave. N.. Twin Falls ays at the First Methodist P-m. Tuesdays jM ne- 7 pm fim and:third thii Monday iranccon Satunlaysi; 73207(i7. i0;30-ll:30 o.m , th ir d Denise at 7344 777 or Brian aat 436Twin Foils • 10:3 »unt. Shoshone Street and De C h ristian Singles Group Groi - 7 p.m. on 124-7910. Church basem< at jirooe Gvic Ubnuy, 324-: Burley ■10 a.m. WctlncuJays at the th Wednesday of mont 1722. onth at 640 Filer A ve. Burley Aug. 28 iuid every other » icr week. Chrisiian .Twin Falls; 734-2664. 172 nd and FourthAve.,!* Rnpcft • 7:30 pm second i fourth rley l*u!iUc Ul>nin'. 1300 Miller, 1i>,79. 7' tclional W. sponsored by Sun JunBridge Core C e n te r, g jn. jj Adult Children of Dysfuncl OithcAn • 7:30 I C e n le r Fours(iiidre. IHl IHI Morris.)ii Sl , d li« .7 0 7 F S t , M n j l e iCbarmoBlc l^ Ntoiday at Red Oots building call Bedcy Jacobsen Families - 5 p.m. Wednesdayss iac the e n ai t 734-8645, Cog Fai Twin FaU-s. 7.m.2.W. ^ T \ ie s d a yy* s 44.tirK}. (>44 Gnmdstaad Sports Grill; enn 5 nn543-2330or Golden Y ears S ■s Senior a tim n s center. 218 7015. 701 8300.7368446 cr P3-7897. 733 a ir. Twin FuUs Chapter 'Order Ord. of DrMolay W edn. :dnesdays at 6lh and Califomia i N .R sflS L W/..Shosbooe; .,{ anyone o v e r 18 } Magic Valley Brain Injury bup^Mrt Su Sunday Breakfas ;fast Group • S u n d a y s Goodir • 7 p.m . f im and lliirdJ Tluuvl.i>-s Tin at »«3 t>ding.call‘J34«283. ^ S - N o ^ W e d lay* : ^ a t Price's y ean o fase vwelc«jme;can886-2369. rc • Ck Croup and Referral Service • For alccnutes between 31 9S a.tn, and 3 p.m. at lir d Blue l,a k es Blvd. N. Bethel 43 • 7 p.m. first and ihir Overland Ave^ ,4 44!3 « 2 2 8 o r M d g e ^ Il fp .m .'M o a d ^ s a t M a g ic nui nution, call Cassandra Blakley^al326a Edith's Cafe. High ighway. 81 E „ iic ro ss Monda indays at 883 Blue Lakc« Blvd. N. . Iduho Kcbeknh l ^ lg dger % • 1'ir.t aod ^ VaUcy B ridIge g e H ouse, 24b Falls A v e .. 408 4080. n e . Burley; 67{«)798 o r b ^,|. 56 • 7 p.m. second and fourt from the golf course, BetlKl “fth ihinJ Moncar of Ihe West 35 Onier of Ikuter 15-9604, Episcopal Church,,2( i,,20th S l and O akley. Star >dgp 107 . m e ets Jfrome • noon Thursda R u th Rcliekuh l.odgp i d a y s a t th e N o h lein T win inFans; I 7336186. f Ufe FeUowsUp (a l^slep New S tar ;r •• i8 p.m. fint Th»irsd.-\v of Monthh ast :precovBuriey; 678-9414. 1^0 th e sccsirid and fuurtlih Tliiirsdav Tli at the F irv tA v e .E , M agic VaU t Pinochle Club-7:30. J e n ^ Senior Center. 2U>Fll tUey ay group and bible study) • 7 to ! mdcll Masonic l.odKe on Nonh Idah ip •• 5 p-m. Mondays ul Wende Women’s Group West ________B u c lc v _ O d d _ E d lu Ks_Lodi:-s in Fairfic at Oispterl Bookstore, 120 S Soiahera Idaho Twin Sing ai Ma» klasonic Temple. UJ E Idaho in Pau jitw ne • 6 p m Wednesdi U n io n Lodge 45 Fir and th ir d - Firsi ley; 726-5425. pjn pm Saturdays at Spanbauer’t Ba ^ 2 6 Bom for. Group • N c on Wcdnc«la>-s Noon 436642 M itet. 156E Main St, 324-5tar • Tuesdays nt 2 p.m, in Hagc lagcmun. Jky Bingo, 126 2nd Ave. S. dan Itupen 39 OxrJcr of the Eostem Sttr dandng; 733-3712. at 220 E. EUis, Paul; Jl; < 4326718. R “P' \fendell • 7 p.m. Tuesd# f pja. Thunday, Friday and * Mini-Cassia Singles - 7:30 els iIhe second and fourth fhunda) lays Syringu Rebekah odge n o . Second iO p.m. HaUey/Bellevt* ■e •- Fnr more in fo rm a-. meets Foinbouse Restaunat in We 6-1895. Thi ai th e Masonic 1 531and fourth Monda>-s ;ii | .1 8 p.m. Ill 132 H. ;he Temple, 620 E St.. 53 Thundayt.oi 1901 W St. in Hey tion, call 788-5950. . 678 P re -sc h o ol o l story hour, 10 a.m. 678-5328. 0. Avc, B. Jcrt)me, /alley • For more infor5190. __ Ketchum««n VaU Cl3j Air Patrol IV iesdoysattbe tbe Gooding Public Library. S rwin FalU Chapter 29. Older of the th Substance Abuse Volmiteer Eli Odd Fellos.-s . « p.m. n. Tui-ula\-s Tv at the mation, caU 7264650 550 ' p a t th 306 Sth A v e.I. V Burky. 7 pm Mondays at tl e Federal Item Star ■meets the second an Wn 3 to 5-year-cldt, and F« informaUon, caU436-960a and O dd Fellosvs H all, 13lh I3lh and O akley, fforts. 6 Debtors Anonyim parents w d cootne, tn can 9344089. Aviation Adminlstrtticn u ild in g a t the S Sobstance Abuse Vohmteer Effa ^ 0“ • f " nrth" Tuesday at the Masonic Templ< plc. Buriey;678-1431. ountain . Ctall 732-0767. B u ^ Airport; 677-2SS9orr4366861. 43< . Twin F a lls 16. — --------- f ---------------Is 1Rifle and PUtoi Club • to;7:30 p.m. Sundays at the Mou to BlueLx e Lakes Ikmlcvard North. 73.<-8816. iom,333 For business ovmei m e n ,callB t733 «)88. Twir lW n F alls.7 p m Mond< inday* a t 702 ' Sbooten w eIcane, ka twin Falls Lodge 45 • 8 p-m. the fin 69 pm Wednesdays Vie Elemestaiy Sdwol lunchroor View 7Tiijpi»l'JioaT\’iiVttyumi Jiimn ii distiCnn/ ro moderate pistol cal. W.: St, Buriey; 678-7447. W.27lh A i ^ Loop at JoiUn Field;* tdjcanM ntO Q atZSSnftfaA^▼e.Wn ve dnesday at 883 Blue Ukes Blvd.■N nym ous Wedne Narcotics Anonyi puWiL-ia? MtJfifc- KuJ/fv I'Juhf und iifxonia;, atnl-5871. \ S . ib en o o d .2 2 ,324-5960 ,3 2 or 733^3. A Mental Health Support Group-: i-6937, n'orts. To h a w pour miftting n tir fijtcd. or tu i.call736-1160or(800) fiiK and thinl Mondays'at the Twin m >'9 om-1 pm Saturdays, fin) Rupert Lodge 65 • 8 p.m. fin y ifti . ' O p eacfaM iupdate p our mfi-n>w infonnalion, info\ tend Sorpptlmistlhtenurtlona Oir &Hospital conference room; ^ T a K l B r eisk a k Coffee Shop. 209 N. Oinlc dnesday al Rupert Masonic Tempii ■P*®' rwrioc U'ifh name of the cq; e ajfinaaiion, lUiv .1>da Falls - first, thirdd oj a n d fo u rth s t . Je n Jers(De.'324«329. An levels 572 IE St, 4364037. 572-994a and o nJ tir ^ ooffjlu the mRgpett~Shrine Chih.-630 p.n - . .------oiritji/ioru-'tium iierunJrur d rum fo/fliw ifiM Kiid>erly Road in Twin Falls 'alls. AU busiiner fourth Wednesdoy at Rupei Can Can 654-2241. wrici at 77»f Time*p tn o n ft> f\Jt Muntjnrontci Ketchum 7 pJn. t 4-9486. U /« n^w ooeo are invited, 734-94 et Young CUIdren - 7 ^4364037. . Neti-t. P.O. Box S4S. riiin hvin fuHi SJ303. Velghtloss J Motben ird Ia n d fourth --i O aky • noon second, third second and fourth Wednesdays t loyal Arch Masoiis • 8 p.m. secon or. The jie otfcnn’on O u b Ctilcrtdar. 7 dtaiSline it Wednesday at Georso KV878878-7202. W d | ^ W stcfaets atd • 6 p m Mcndaya a t TwI Falls Reformed Church, Twin ;sday. Rupert Masonic Temple, 43( “ k £ U h , 8 p.,uti L Thundays. 310 M ain noon7W«iflp. st b n n d th ir d ' (be Odd Fellow I^ p e rt - no6n on first lows Hall, 13th and O akley Cre Grandview Dr. N; 324-7035. ;7.
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GOC w OODING - Pat Fossceco grew up[m ona randl in Nebraska. Thf U> oldest s t of five children, she was is recruit n ited early to help Mom in thekiti kitchen RASPBERRV Her er mother was Swedish, her jr CHEESECAKE/CREi £AM PIE hither er a meat-and-potatoes m'an, n, 1 unbaked 9-inch pie: h e r mother-in-law me A ustrian andd 12 ounces cream cht Jieese, soft* Italian, an. Dinner has always been a ened tjjne^for fg the family to gather and d 1 cup sugar . shared e the d a /s events, 2 eg^ p _ ,jssceco m et h e r h u s b a n d1,, } cu p sour CTcam R o blert, er at C olorado S ta te e . 2 ( 10-ounce) p ackages TTr^?," i ^ ^ ty . W hen'their childrenn frozen raspberries S tablespw nsconu mstarch ” J rBVyoung, R obert h ad a jobb required a lot o f trav e l.1. 1 pint whipping ere 7eam :r a particularly lo n g trip,), C re a m th e cheese, c, 1/2 cu p S & fS g . Jt six is.. . su g ar a n d th e eggss till w ell . aoo.w ; weeks, the. Fosscecos.. ded “that was enough,” PatIt mixed. P o u r inlo thee jpie crust ceco recalled. and b a k e at 350 degre xces for 30 nee both husband and wifee ^ Smc€ m in u te s . T h en allow IW to cool. Jih a d grown gn up on ranches, theyy Spread sour CTc.im ove ver the top ''•’H.ip' started led a search for a suitablee and ch ill 1 hour. Com imbine th e ranch, h. Ai friend in Boise suggest-[• berries, cornstarch ant md 1/2 cup ed thej fiey check out Idaho. Theyy sugar a n d cook till liquii uid is dear. found d aa ranch near Gooding andd Cool. W hip 1 cup cream un and fold —^ • packec ced up th e fa m ily - th eB into th e b e rry mixtur ure. Cover younge gest child was 4 a t the time,r. with S aran Wrap and re refrigerate. Ih a tw a 28 years ago. was (You can hold this forr iup to two ff Thee tthree children thrived on1 days b e f o r e serving, lg.) W hen ready to serve, whip thi the other 1 WHATTO TOKEEP ' T * !1 !life and were active in 4-H,, cup o f w h ip p in g crei -cam w ith INTHEPA P A iS S S . ^ch, school an d s p o rts , »co said. When the children1 about 6 tablespoons1ssugar (or niAgcsdons: Fossceo Here are some 5ug{ ----------w e ros-sm - s ail,-F o ssceco m ade} -more to taste) and drop ' — •P uff p a stry -----op a dollop spaghe h e tti about once a w eek, of whipped cream on eac • FhyllodGUgb ach piece. O ne of h e r d a u g h te rs h a d a • ToniDas . . . • CtwwHwnttM Bwrf fl d£lavaings,such frie nid d ^who loved s p a g h e tti so> WNIES . CINNAMOI^BROWl every time spaghet^i 2 cups flour as extra-virgin olive ive oil, balsam ic « « c hI that, tl xheduled, that friend toanviiiegar, Dijon njustard, us w asabi was sch 2 cups sugar p ( ^ Tabasco sauce a w andscysauce aged to show up and m aneuver: 1/2 teaspoon salt tKU MTO«Tk>IWlw, anmvit! vitation to dinner, 1 teaspoonbakingsi Pa»F05K.C0 COIs a traditional 'scratch cook, ooh,’ known for turning simple foo •Tuna,aQchoriesa foods into fantastic meals. es and sardines Fosso wceco worked as a n office\ 1 teaspoon dnnamon • Dried fruit, g»rb > raisins and d ) as manage Iger th ro u g the years. The-!Ic u p w ater diildren sheet pan at ren all went to coUege - one; □I 350 degrees for 20 Rt 2 sticks butter Remove from heat and add Id th e 1 large jar man • naraschino cher)■ • CnuCDeys to thes University U ■minutes. 2 tablespoons cocoa of Idaho, one toI po po w d e red su g ar and vani n illa . ries, drained andd diced di _______ • Nuts, such as alm< ilmonds and wal-— Boise_5 - :_________ _ About five 2-S ta te a n d o n e to th eI -— - 2 eggsbcaten ---------vc minutcs-l>efore-ihe-----Spread-on-the-browiiies-w Sp w hile--------G om bincthcinf ringredicnts—m d------DUtS College I Southern Idaho, brownies are ge of ' 1/2 cup buttennilk ire done m ake a frostthi are still \varm. Top with they ith 1/2 cook on low heat ti thick. Cixil, at till • Sundried tomatoe 4oes Daugl •••• ing: ughter Lori Klem ann said I I teaspoon vanilla cu chopped nms, if desired1. cup Spread on sweet ,‘et bread dough •Capers h e r mo Jtter n o th e r is “a tr a d itio n a l Mix th e dry ingredic lients in a 1 stick butu llwt has been rolled roi out very • Canned pimientos , scratch ch cook that can tu m the bowl. Place the butter,,w •oons milk water and ®tablespooi P()TIZ,\ thin. You can use •«.*pi prepared sweet Fhab higredients ti WlU k ee p ts that most ordinary ort meal into a sump>oons cocoa cocoa in a saucepan and id bring to 3 tablespooi (Austrian pastrj-) I bread dnugh from •om the store. Or for a week or so indue tuoust delight d< a boil, th en pour it over rown sugar ;2 cups milk ...You m ay think 'er tlie dry 1/2 cup hroi ! you can use this recipe; rec • Hardy vegetable bles and h erb s, , h is sou sounds o rd in ary , b u t my mixture. B eat the eggs, powdered sugar S, bm icr13/4 cup po 1/4 pound butter Sweet bread douj; Jougli: such as g arlic , cell e r n ever u sed a b re a d )n vanilla _1 teaspoons milk and vanilla, then add ac to the 1 1/2 cups sugar 1 a ip liikewann in vwater radishes, carrots and 8 ter, m ilk, cocoa and ine (let alone any kin d of flour-cocoa mixture and r d mb-well. butter 1 pound walnuts, choppec ied 01* 1/4 cup powdered ;red milk -• Cheeses, such as as goat cheese, neasurii iring device). It was cheapir iin a pan. Heat well grc Bake in a greased 11-bj by-16-inch brown sugar ground (almost to a pasie cot ronsisaeam cheese, Gniyen yere while stirring, ng. but DO NOT BOIL ter Please see SCR; SCRATCH. Page C8 tency) - •S ouroeam • Kalamataoroil-cu l-cured olives . •Smokedsahoon1 • F to h ginger Items to buy at the L minute: lie last •Bread • . • R «sh herbs such J basil, pars* ch as leyanddHI : • P e ris h a b le vegd e gdtables a n d , Ftotures ______________ ive, cucumbers, gamPyFtti fruits such as endive, SQOWpeas, cherry tom tunatoes, avocaT h e b< dos a ^ grapes best approach to good • nutrition on is balance! A good diet r e c ip e' PE., providesi es all the nutrients the body PEARPECANT ^TOASTS n e e d s-- (carbohydrates, proteins, (Serves 10 to 12) 0ber, vitz ntamins, minerals and yes, ■ 10 ounces Roquefort fortcheese ' even fats ats - all taken in m oderate ' S tablespoons heavy ivycream quantitie ties and the right propor15 slices white sand andwich bread, tions. m u ts removed M osthi c health organizations, such Family Features 2 B artlett pears,I, thinly tl slic ed as the he^ A m erican H e a rt •^w edges Associati lation and the A m erican Mere are somee (|uii'k (|i and deli1/3 cup p ec an hal halvfcs, th in ly Dietetic ic iAssociation, recommend y v cious wiiys 10 add v lil vitamins, min.sliced crosswise . at leastt fi five servings of frxdt and erals, aiuiii.xidaius lilts and fiber to l.H eatove9to350d >0 decees F. In vegetable bles daily. I your everyday ly nu-als and a nnall bowV combine ^ the cheese SESAM] AIE^INGER CABBAGE [ snacks. and heavy cream. Usi] using a fork o r SALAD : 1. Stii api)]csauc( auce. honey and .wooden spoon, combin thine until mixS oves( es6 : ^ g jj^ canned sweet clicr lierries into hot ,ture Is soft enoughI to spread b u t me-Ginger Dressing: i cereal for an extr •xtra tasiy dayAot too nmny; set aside J ■ Zteaspc spoons Oriental sesame oil r ; 2. Cut. bread in hall chilly half crosswise, 2 (easoc eh ns ‘■ ■•'il nioming. ■|y something a bit dltfefont, such spoons minced f r ^ ginger I '.making fingers that t 2. Mix fi tabk-sp. L-spuons each of Sesa lesame-GInger Cabbage Salad and lespoons rice vinegar i ^ e s by 1 1/2 Inche .'d .sweet cherries honey and canned m lespoons peanut butter chici Ihlcken With Cherry-Balsamic Sau %read fingers to a ba 0“*=®into « ounces cream ere cheese. toast in oven until ligh Spread on l>a};eLs;and am loasi. ilespoons reduced-sodium each sid e , 10 to IS IS m in u te s . soysauce 3. Mix il4 cup[> ptaniit pi butter ce . Remove from oveiL and 1/2 cup honey ney witji a tea' • Salad:t . - : ' 3. Spread one beapii CHICKEN WITH .spoon of cinniimoii m«in, spread on cups thinly sliced green . cheese mixture on c id iS r K * C l CHERRV*BA15AMIC SAUCI CE loast or muffins and ind top with thin e ■ . ger. Top with o pearr alic^ al garnish ,Serves4 slices of apple for a delicious s,thinly sliced red cabbage with pecan slices. Ser Serve a t ro o m ' 1 tablespoon vegetable oil ack. power-packed snack. a or Red Delicious apples, 4 boneless, skinless chick ' cork! ond :ken 4. Thoroiigtily n nd > chopped iy mix 1/2 cup jreast hahes honey and 1/2 cup in onions, chopped Liip Dijon-style Questions should be b eca d d i ^ t o &Ut and iHipjH-T M ake S esam e-G inger m ustard wilh a dash nf Martha Stcwa/t m care m c fn e N e w 1 medium onion, cm into tl lg. In small sk ille t h e a t tiun W orcestershire sauce, sai ground York ITmcs Syndrarion um Sala Con).. “ 'oss'nfi. redges ^ oil over low heat Add ginblack pepper and c; 122 E: 42nd St., tfao id cayenne pepiroyork, W.y. c . 11 s m a ll g r e e n 'lK ‘11 iv p iH T .. cut pyr a (.roat savory sav ak 1 minute. T ransfer to 10168. 0 ^ visit Martha dip for lh a S tc w a n a t into n to tliin s tr ip s C F w I and wliisk in vinegar, & uniAojnarthastcwartxom api)le wedges, xm . (Qwstmts I™*! For a n u W tlo u s a n d yummy nnsai, s prepare Fnilt and Homy B . y B aked C u sta rd a n d ' 1 1 can (16 1/2 ounces) swe b!>'u tter, honey a n d soy _ of^enerel interest wHlIbem be • sw atdin S. Ladle 3/4 cup canned or P o rftT end erio ln W ith Honay Ro Cher herries, drained Routed Oarroto and Applet. etaside. P' this C D ^ n ; Martha SSte ttw m n s n * i frozen sweet cherric orries and 1 cup 1/, cup honey 1/4 _ ters connof be 2. m pipare a bala i'In l i ^ e bowl that'iinpublished letten vanilla ice cream ir blender; n into 1/4 cup baLsamic vinegar ately. • fa v .7scajboh\ft e both cabbages, ap p le s 'Re-toss and serve inunediati M n J f c J 8 s fiber 2 c llv.) “M artha cotnbme t atisiffered individuaUv. proce.ss until sm(K)th KUh and creamy 2 teaspoons comstardi W H t r i f i o n p e r ; trsaving sodium; /69ms: iff diolcstcrol: ft calo2 1 en onions. Add dressing; Stewart Living^ is on KSAW-TVat KS, 9 green fo r a luscious cherr lerrj’ ice creain protcm: Z g total fov 4 q u i ntumtcd rics:Ul »aL Let stand S minutes: am . Siavlay. *®ss to coa a jii uxMai;sandiOa.n. Please see BAUNCE. Page je C8 shake.
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DEAR JIM: We are bui )uUding a • ' ["^ soning and chiUy' indoor inc drafts. J* la rg e room addition. Oui ur ineffiHi-t< li-tech ] ■ also reduces comb mbustioii noise • ^ d e n t furnace should prob 3bably be g ass bboiler Once chc Christm itmas holidays A . replaced and we are cons m idering P J The newest gas I as boilers have -I a r e over, it seemIS s so i lo n g till a boiler system. WUl there b illli t e t)e any. gone hi-tech, m mu( with uch like gas ..spring.,T he weather savings wiih a boiler and ier cold, the V a lle y m forced-air furnace; aces. These use ped al, jiilights are long and1 the th roads arc fo rt much better? W S m •.I condensing h ea 2att exchariger heat often bad. On those C O O K IN G ' se 1long w inter -BREI ENDAIL P designs to squeeze reze out almost . noftem oons, when 1I am a s tu ck a t vB SSi changer Y Dixie Thomas , e v e ^ last Btu of' heat he; before the '(home, I like nothing DEAR BRENDA: Thee answer ng b etter th a t i W M exhaust leaves the fl le flue. The cool -^baking bread. My mot Reale nother used to M |H | -i.is “ ye exhaust gases are ire vented out311-fired | I ; m oke a great potato0 bread. b: It vras doors througli a pla plastic pipe, so >llerwith I sw eet and fluffy. questic no chimney is needet eded. )fficient I 1 tried to replicate le nmy m other’s b o ilerr system . Some gas-firedI designs de use an f them immediately, and b re ad recently and flameh I d wwa s am azed ■ M i W 'f l B P evaporarive recoolir oling tower and e the re s t of them in india t what a difference u Jlention :e using potato th e bes com* heat recovery unit tc preheat the it to ■>w ater made in the texture to o f th e ™sandw ich-sized plastic fort, espedaUy ^ burner ] incoming outdoorr co combustion air Cinnamon hen la te r when I want a . '. ^ a d . desi when it is cou- j __________ for extra savings. A ;s. Another con'h e freton e : roll, I tak e it out of ' T h e next tim e you h a v e w it 3 Low-pro(il€ densing design uses use the pulse a n d zap it in the lade trom re al p i^ w asezer v; m ashed potatoes madi spec combustion principl ciple where the M p tatoes, save back; the thi w ater th e to k " * ave 'J to g et a hot, freshly S e n s ib le Tadiant „ th ° e a ; , hei fuel bums in rapid ir id intense bursts cin n a m o n ro ll ta s te , (Rem eml S o t a t p e s ! w ere bbomor S e f r ig e r a t e it till you also b e ‘ flame. ion ro ll dough into two Tto bake bread. Don’t v I’t worry about Jam es s u b s ta requeni outdoor of squashed or " a i'o n )arts. ro] You can make cin: th ebitsandpieccsofs O il-l on. ings, consider a Dulley roUs from both halves of l^disintegrating potato Ito floating in 5''??“ boile .1 gh heat output) one halfadt( dough o r you can use j t h e w a te r. Those: p ie c e s w ill due *■ I bills, dl effic ;as boiler. In all f for one of the following ke Ih e b re ild vanations k-blend in and m ake m arily to the more effider operflar lest weatlier, ihe ins.) Jation of a new unit. -'ta s te even better. I even evt purpose"f": relei in the lower outtinner rolls: Pinch off a s People often think of bo !. squash up a boiled iled potato or bur ! Ix)iler can als effidendes, loaf panidairoU in butter, placc in 2 teasixMns salt in your new room additionn wiU be are natural ga )mbustion design meaning th lods, warranties, heal your dom estii 1 and i) ;• 2 packages “rapidd tise” ri sim p le during the constr active ■ aUow to rise. Bake truction oil-fired. The ti le combusrion air is drawn more efficiently avings/payback thar 35M egrce J t 35 to 45,minutes in a s: « ry y e a jl phaso along with ducdess5oor high- ■. models have thi om outdoors instead of fro elude water heater and yo S3 and a ree oven tiU golden. The pvelocity central airt surprisingly, and several .Sle-Sprinl. V th e egg and the oil1 ar [AMON l/2cupM iM UNCLE JOHPreCINNA y sle s s expensive to save: g m ixture; stir in gum drop s. It can be furinkle w ith a mixture of Ising a dough haifaiinaii i cups of the flour. Usin 1/3 cup unsaltf BREAD n oil-fired models. chan y adding a half rop dough by tablespoons oni lamon and half sugar. If ; h o o k , Slart m ixingS th tl e b re a d . 1/4 cup raisins 2 cups njinia cookie sheet lined with all as (defrosted if e ■>'r a is i n s , th ro w in a ^ GraduaUy add the ren rem ainder of 1 p o u n d lo af frozen; b1 re a d lows if canned) or inum foU and lightly greasei of raisins with the cin) th e flour and mix unti intil it is soft an( 3 tablespoons: d o u ^ , thawed jper. More oatike in a 375Klegree oven aboi andi su g ar. RoU up the bowl “ ““ 8" ?n •. and satiny. Grease a large li ear. er, softIn a large bov 1/2 sdck unsalted butter ire available at ! m in u te j, ^ i ^ i l lig heditj m d p in c h th e ends to bread Hmtph seal tt. Plai ____^ w ith oU and roll the bn corn w ith can'd !ol,com.'------------------oiroed Cdon’t overcook). Make _^in th e oil, inalMg sure ure it is well n r n o ’lace a f it seam side down__ e n e d -------------------a'l"* Nowsday Set aside; P la a G MEATLOAF 1/2 cup sugar iozen. mix -------------------^ -----a f p a n . B ak e a t .350 in a medium-sized togei ^covered. Covcr with Saran Sa wrap, n ground Ixjcf or , and b utter inwith ai your choice of 2 tablespoons cinnamon1 for 35 to 45 minutes or :ing' This oat-enrichei Whei .^ S e tia a wann p la ^ and Uld allow th e Irj a-small bowUsoak rais lisinsin m icrow ave on d en . T h e b re a d will n iilt has dou. sound hoUt recipe comes, notuice si or lomaiu id o u g h to rise. When ents-PEANUT BUTTER CUPStenu tes, s tirrin g i 3 cups chocolate chips )Uow >ps. from Quaker Oats, It an d tb tta c U i when rapped with ' h. o t w a te r fo r h a lf a nX 1h o u r. > h le d in size, punch it down i beat D rain; set aside. RoU outt d< o u ^ Pour mahhmaU 1 teaspoon butter ikles. h< into ther enhanced by■dac > allow it to rise once ag< CORN BARS togei again. W hen ,. oats, quick or Dl on a lightly floured boarc ird into popcorn m ixti 1 cup peanut butter llucup of com or peas ( nd time, you Nothing g •2 ft h as risen the second >ed popcorn soda. a n 12-by-6-inch re c ta tan g le, . evenly coated, »d. frozen, drained whites, if i roUs, dinner m ade brea Ms o r gtim drops i n30 g rsmoU foil bake cups g goes b etter with homem ake dnnamon roi lightly S p re a d softened b u tter or on top. h an d s, p re ss Place chocolate chips and bu chopped bell peppei i, p is a 'c ru s t, stew. Stew read th a n a big pot of S :;jii)Us, loaves of bread, alted peanuts Drop inamon ' greased, 9-inch-s u iy related recipes are : in a m icrowave-safe bow^ vC om bine sugar with cinn; ,d iw ith t h i s t o w iniwwis sim ple to make. I > g r cin n a m o n bre ad lia tu r e marshmala rcot onion a n d sprinkle on top along ng with until firm. Whe Vi,;----- www.quakenjatmeal,ci iver and microwave 1 minute have hand: J re d p e . [o taste w hatever vegetables I minu t 2-inch 16 bars. PRIZE-WIN'NINGWdegrees. In a using to stir after 20 sec o n i the refrige ndy. I lik e to clean out “ra is in s . S ta rtin g a t a 12 ^ F o r cinnamon ro lls: lli G rease a ns b u n er Bake 11/2 pounds leanriU'Ihgrcdiiints; gn n ch in g — ^---------------------' ig erato r w hen making___-e n d ,-ro ll up dough,-pine m’^e lte d b u t. stew^ 30wl, combine pop12hen-melted,-spoon-chocolat n ‘J c b o k ie s h e e fw ith m 5 ground turkey . seam s closed. Place in a gn Sreased GUMDRO :o raini-bake cups, filling ont oroughly. Press -•te r. D ivide th e doug ih'dy and peantits7 brow lugh in tw o 1 cup tomato juici t ird full. Let sit 10 m inute: •4-in^ loaf pan. “lo a f p an . Cover w ith a1 clean. j e q u a l pieces. 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JEW YORK - Tiger Woods>was w a repeat m er T u esd a y as The Associi ociated P ress J le A thlete of the Year. Like som so i anyofhis m izing victories, it was no contesi itest. ■ resh off his incredible season on < of nine vie* Girls' h l ^ schoi tiool basketball to ri« ies, t h r e e s tra ig h t m ajors, s, tth e ca ree r C h ristm a s T Toi o u rn a m en t a t • Grand nd Slam and shots that had1 to be seen to J Shoshone, 6 pjn. 1. be beli jelieved. Woods joined Michae hael Jordan as ----------------------- the on only three-tim e winner of the AP award since e il it b e ^ in 1931. I n b r ie f H ee ireceived 47 first-place vote /otes and 160 points Its from sponswriters and broa. roadcasters to ly d e fe a t back-to-back Tour ur ide France ier Lance Armstrong, oods becam e the sixth player pfer to win the rd in consecudve years. Thee oi others were I B SALT LAKE•- C CITY - U ta h tennisi is great Don Budge, golfer Byr Byron Nelson, I H K o a c h R on McBric Bride, who fire d track:k ;s t a r C a rl Lew is, q u a rte r ack Joe te rb I coach and ha had two o th ers Montar tana and Jordan, who won it three tJ years ' I^W esign from his sta staff this m onth, in a rov row. C h ire d t h r e e ;ie *umbUng,"..Woods»said. sa _____ : “It’s a .. ------M 'T u e s d a y .---------t honor to b e in the presenc ence of such g Rob S pence replaces rei offengreatt names. n I didn’t realize that J It Jordan was ■jg sive coordinator ‘ or Tommy L ee, theonlj inly other three-dme winner.” D who resigned. Spe Spence held th e In a sport s w here two strokes is cconsidered H sam e job a t Louisia isiana Tech. ^ comfc nfortable viaory, Woods wor won th e U ^ . B A lex G e rk e , a fo rm e r U te Open n by IS s tro k e s , a Woi tVorld Golf H p lay e r and gradut duate ass is ta n t Champ npionship by 11, the British ish Open by B coach, will roundd oout the offenar two other tournaments and IS bby a t least n sive staff. Gerke! wj strokes. will be respon'" “ stn S sible for offensive TOS a year in which he kept ive tackles an d It waj >t nraising the H guards. H e coache Uld sailing over i t The highwr ched th e offener tdie expec' S sive line a t CalI Poly-San P< L uis “ 5 ?IS,^ the b e tte r Woods played. ' -----F jtc S Obispo last year. — e sstraight wins on the PGA Toi Tour piqued K Bill Busch was>hired hi ion’s interest. Then, Woods mad to coach ahation nade it six in j S safeties. Busch spent spi th e p a s t an jw' by b; coming from seven stroke okes behind O fo u r y e a rs as New N< h e final seven holes at Pebble lie IBeach. M exico “ S '*"'. nning th e U.S. Open wasn’t P ) State’s secondary co is challenged history and whip shipped that 'ay h e did th e rest of the fiel field - a 15; B B K Softball Pitcli tohing ; victoiy, th e lai^est margin ir the 140 n in L3-14 years of m ajor championship j H Clinic Is Jan. 13-: ga 12-under 1 a course where no one else.br broke par. ; g BOISE - Thc eighth eig annual dd he com plete the Grand Sia 1 H B ish o p K e lly H HIigh S c h o o l Slam a t the of golf? J u s t barely. He wonn the th British j - S j Softball PitchingJ Ci Clinic w lirb e' by eight strokes, set anothe ther g h e ld J a n . 13-14 for fo g ra d e s 9. Jionship record with a 19-undet ider 269 and once s e t foot in any of the The clinic willI fc iie 112 pot focus on th e J ^ r s rs ' ^ at St. Andrews, fu n d a m e n t a l s of ol s o f t b a l l ijors a t the p i t c h i n g a n dn eme( c h a n ic s o f pp.A m ,uade it th re e straight major the firs t p layer since Ben H Hogan s p e c ia lty p itch es.es.BK co a ch 0 do lh at. H e broke Nelson's n's 5^yearW e s W o rre ll id and A lb e r ts o n old storii aring record with an unadjusi lusted, averC o lle g e co a chKelly Kel O sb u rn age of 68.17. 68 H e didn’t have a round i hd over par J j H j j j j j j ^ K w ill c o n d u c t h eth se e s s io n s . afterMaj lay 7. A d v a n c e rei gs tr isatitio n is Wheni Jl asked a t what point in thee sc season he K re q u ire d - *scost 525 isb e[fo re th o u glit h t:h e w as capable of winnin ning .three T1-ers-andLs r^ fn i ramly not old buc still ccrtaii 1 V./LLI. not young inI a sport ivhcre speed Gallcr\fum itiire.coi om , and leg .strength gth are e\Ta^i]iing. n Bowl to sh o « ’casc “I have a lot lo of confidence to JC C t comc back and ar play at a high level.” said1 Lem L ieux, the only explosive offenses L e m ii i e u x ’s The Atwch related P w i ____________ NHL playerr w v ith .500 or m ore tj,rhe Associated Press_______ retuin’ 1u ___ Soals to avcrai Tage more than two — ated in n hockey, points per gar PTTTSBl ^U R G H - The comeback jam e. “rm going to „ the NHL I e r d ared to dream i he huge have to be pati< L nev aticnt, but I intend to p HOUSTON - Texas Tech1 and East Carolina will offer pass-i s-procrofQckget back to thei ins tonight, and not even *»egins le top of my game.” ident attacks in the gallervl l a s ^ d m The Penguin1 making it knows exactly lin-s expect to scli oui “ P ' ^ m r\-fur“ gh. It IS all four gamej cxpect iitu re.co m Bowl to n ig h t.'i ie s of a homestand . th e at to prethat convenieni ' Lem ieux returns to the irs t bowl gam e p layed in1 the i ently begins tonight, , ^ r a 3.S-year retirem ent, , and they have e since 1987. ve m ore media ere^^trodom ti II it will dentid request: I some star power to what I s ts for the comeback W h e th e r e n o u g h fans ,viii I S f i ” tl a largely faceless NHL , „ g am e -ab o u :t2( 200 - than they ususho' year how up to give th e first-y< M«toUml«ta ^ G u y■U l flc M ally do for an1 early-round e and Wayne Gretzl^ quit playoff bow »owl a pro m in en t spot in, ,h t e and C - T d . te“S G ordie game. hopes, some offense to u cro) :e n e row ded p o s ts e a s o n see Howe renounced their retin ir«menB StUl. Lem iea lum p in g P ittsb u rg h J eux warns he won’t rem. emains to seen. after a short time to return p ^ g u iia m to toe come back “scc scoring 4-5 points a D« Despite early overstatingg on and Ted Williams anc ad 0^ Lemieux*! night" ahd eve toe’s return would be dra- . NHL, u rven his own teamthhe e p ro g re s s .o f tic k e t sal< lies, m ates are tryit dviitually unprecedented ubaseball stars spent years: B ying not to get too spor 1 C o tn p O K tf iim ttif r m li }ects ponsor Jim M clngvale expe< World War H and die Korea can War worked up, les lere wasn't the added ele> l lest they be disapa ao ving good first y e a r a f le r givi: before returning to th e m “ . m ent of thi m ajors. pointed if he isis merely U m ieux the sport’s first Hall of ^ awa. terns way 250,000 mem orabilia itei B T r i v ia A n s w e r ; i inor Fame playe the Good, not Lemieux U ^ye^tumed-owner trans- ffM ichael J o rd a n p lay e d1 m die Great. e a ^ e baseball for a yearr 1before , ) promote the game. ' - i think I ’m ' P e n g u in s ' ..fcm tnghim limselfbackimoapljw. • l ® n very, very close, «u rket“If we do a good jo b marki leading tbe Chicago Bulls to three ‘ • . 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to M a n h a llin the ct d ampionship game, was 9-3. ■Hie Bearcats (7-4)'d I'didnt have to bc the cham pions of of Conference USA to go to the Moti otoratyB ovd, but they chose to bc be here w hen they could've playedlin L the Mobile Alabama Bowl or the le galletyfumiture.com Bowl in Hous ustoa "We couldVe gonee ito two other bowls in w anner glim imates against biggcr-conference tean am s,likeaBig 12 team," Cincinnati Iti roach Rick Minter said. “But we ddiosetocome here. n » s e other bow nvls are about the same, there’s not a nickel bit of difference payout-wis rise (5750,000 per team). W e deddi ided, let’s go where our fans can go }o while we're trying to build our tn tradition as a progrim.” In October, it didn' In’t look lik e c ith er C in c in n ati ot o r M arshall would be in any bowl g: game. The B earcats were :e 3 ^ before winning their last fours rgamcs. . “Our b ac k s w ere! to t the w all
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Sixer:rs keep>their guuards up0 to beaiItJazz SALT LAKE OT CITY (AP)- Aaron w inss behind I Toronto’s Lenny ‘y McKie stepped inn for fc injured Allen Wilker cens (1,192) and Miami’s Pat h crson, sconng: a season-high ; 24 Riley (1,012). (1 points as the Phila „ hiladelphia 76ers Brem ent Barry added 20 points for beat the Utah Jazz a n 97-91 Tuesday Seattle, lie. ■ ■- night, ending en a 12-year N BA losing stri streak in Utah. H o mlets d 115, Cavaliers n o Iversor ■son partially dis. iARLOTTE. N.C. - J am alil locatcd h right should his ib u m scored eight of his 277 der in Friday’s gan game against the s in overtime Tuesday night as New York Knicks aj will mis. I. is 3 a„d -h a rlo tte Hornets b ea t th e to-3 weeks. eland Cavaliers 115-110 forr But the Sixers made mt up for the Clevela seventh consccutive win. loss of Iverson’s fla.^ la.shy scoring with e Hornets have the longer cura solid 56 percent: shi shooting through \-inning streak in the NBA and tliree quan CR. wonllstraightathome. John Stockton led thQ Jazz wilh I '™ ™ 19 points and 12 assists a& but Utah . ------------was doomed by 45 1 tSpehrCTt shoot- — rJStOfK >nsl01,C eW cs96------- _ ing and a 3C-29 rebc cbounding disadAUBl BURN HILLS, M idt - Jerryf vantage. Stackhot house had 33 points and seveni assistss as a the Detroit Pistons overMavs 114, Supeh »rSO flICS93 came a season-high 29 turnovers,, ling 10 in the fourth quarter. DALLAS-Michad a dF i,Joysco.«i Smith added 20 points andI 38 points, induding; as 27 in the first ebounds and Ben Wallace had half, as tlie Dallas maile ma coach Don I lointsand 16 rebounds for tbe Ncl»n the third win «inninsest coach s. in NB^\ hlnory. oine Walki r lod Boston with, With his 945th viciory, vi( Nelsoti Antoin nts. Paul I lerce added 19 and1 moved into third placi ilace for coaching }artic 18.
ts 95 Spure 103, Rockets SAN AN TO N IO - Antonii. Daniels scored a care reer-high26 points, induding 14 inn th i e second half, and h a d 10 assi: sists as San Antonio won for the fifth ’th time in six games. Tim Duncan had 20- ] 13 rebounds, and David Jd RobinsOT added 17 points and 12 12 rebounds for the Spurs. D erekIC ,Anderson scored 11 points. , Hawks 81, N ets 76> EAST RUTHERFOB )RD, N.J. Jason Terry scorcd nine n e o th is lS points in th e fin al 2;2; Atlanta to its fourth stra ly. Dikembe M utomb grabbed a season-high 28 added 12 points and five the Hawks.
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straight. McGrady Jed th e Magic ) points a n d D a rre ll ' lg added 20. A™stronga « . ' T-WOlveS 1 RaptofS 97 9100, MINNEA EAPOUS - T errell B randon scored sc 24 p o in ts and Kevin Gai Barnett a d d e d 22 as Minnesota i ta snapped a four-game losing streak sak. Vince Cai ^ e r scored 32 points, indudingII11in the fourth quarter, fortheRaptc ptots.
ATHENS, Ga.-B y day, da MaHc R idit is the offensh »isive coonlinator at Florida State, at least for fo another week. At night,t, he’ll he get started on h is n e w jo b -( fc o i^ ccoadi. a Ridit formally accept pted his first head coadiing lg pposition Tuesday, ; taking over a program1lhat tl Sred Jim Donnan d e^ ^t te a 40-19 record and four s t r a i ^ t bowl victories. vi< G e o r ^ athletic direa Wor Vince Dooley allowedI Ricin Rit to remain on Bobby Bowden’s staff un until after the Jan. 3 Orange ge B Bowl, when N a 3 Florida State meets top< W inked Oklahoma. A 1982 graduate of Mi VGami, where he was a badoip Snip quarterbadc to Jim K ^ , Richt joinedd the I Florida State staff three tree years later. His tenure was intenupted1 by I a one-year break in 1989 989 when he served . as East Carolina’s offensi isive coordinawr.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Forward Derrick Colemai man, sidelined for nearly sue weeks, was acti ctivated Tuesday by the C3iaric lariotte Hornets. Coleman was placedI on c the injured list Nov. 18 Ibecause he was overweight and out of sha hape. He had missed the entin ntire preseason and Nuggets'109, 11 Clippers 1 08 - the first four games off the t regular season because (rf an irregular .............. ER '=-N ick~V an 'E x e l ~ ' - heartbeat Before being deactivatt ited, Coleman played six wmo up an d f r e e th ro w ames, averaging 85 points, 6 3 rebounds andl d 1.17 blodcs. 'e s c c o n d s r t m a i n To make room for Coli oleman, forward Eddie Robin I A n to n io M c D y e s s )binson was placed on the injured list with aBbruised I taUbone. i p o in ts a n d 12 ?ebou„^d=s. s. T he Denvi nver Nuggets b e a t the Seven Olympians Jc Join U5. Women's Nat National Team L os Angele 2les C lippers 109*108 CHICAGO - Seven pU players from th e U.S. Olymp mipic soccer team Tuesday nig light. were named to die U5. Women’s W National Team on Ti n Tuesday, V oshonI 1L enard a d d e d 18 Tiffeny M ilbrett, Chri iristie Pearce, Kate Sobrero, points and1 Raef R ero, Siri MuUinix, LaFrentz had 16 Michelle French, Lornei IFair and Nikki Serienga ^will t e among the' , p o in ts and nd 10 r e b o u n d s for ISmember U 5. national II team traveUng to China in mid-January 1 Nuggets. to face that country’s powerf 3fu l national team. The six Olympic veten erans give the national team ram experience in ____international play, said co; a>ach AprilHeinrichs_______ The remainder of thei team t is m ade up of five coll collegiate players and six players \siio were re high picks in the recentt Women’s Wi United Soccer Assodation plajw 3-d1 raft New Mexico. ». The veteran players, aU under the age of 24 except cept Milbrett, wUl T he reco :cord is 24,597 at lead the firrt trip hy an An l e r i c a n team to China since ice 11998. Tennessee, against as Connecticut in 1998. Cnnpiei npWhmntonporti F o r basebi eball, th e p a rk holds L a ro u n d 46,01 >,000 fans. I t 's n ev e r yed host to basketball 1 it opem ened in 1998, b u t has J staged reUgio gious rallies, m onster_Cotrtlni»dfromDl___ . . . ests, . . . . m o re balanced < conm i women’s soccer------® ed offense,-led-by-----Tiursday - will b e the 8, 8,000 to 10,000 fans to lastt year’s \ j u n i o r q u a rte r b a c k D a v id irst' football gam e, the W Garrard, Mobile A l a b a i Bowl. fi” BowL InsightcomBo S till, M cln g v ale thinks k s th e “I t ’s going to be a big chal* State said it knew of no at Arizona Stat absence of th e Bluebonnett Bowl, 1 lenge," Garrard : ird said. “We have , o th e r coUege !ge basketball gam es w im e in to step up andd pi which p layed its last garr play like it’s our played outdooi loors. IS 1987, will h av e fans hungiy y fo ra last game. It is the tl last gam e of If it rains,, no problem. Thestadibc game. bowl the season but;t we’ve wi got to play um has a mova ovable roof that can be “Houston is a football town,” to like it’s the last st g: game you’ll play' dosed, M Mclngvale s a id “We haveelDeen 1 in your Ufe “It’s pretty ty ^1 o s e d , so I don’t wi w ith o u t th e N FL fo r sev s v e ra l E a s t CaroUna' ina’s defense will th in k we’ll ha have to worry about ye years now, a n d it's comingI Iback, bave a big lig ]problem s w ith th e wind affec fecting shots,” T u m er Tl coUege bowl game iss com* The < T e c h ’s pass-orie irie n te d offense, Thom e said. inj back.” ing K ingsbury was as t;quick to g ra sp No. 7 th e offense L ead Texas T ech (7*5), the N ;ach brought from tei team from th e Big 12, andd East O klahom a th a t 1h elp e d propel __________ . Cta ro lin a (7*4), C onferei C •ence* th e S ooners intc into th e n atio n al UJ USA’s third-place team, ex jxpect . spotlight h is th ree stra traight m ajors w e re totoput on a good show regorc ir^ ess “W e may come Jme in w ith a dif* indeed someth sthing spedal. ofweather or attendance. of f e r e n t n o tio>n n bI u t t h e b a ll “The reason >on is, they're played ' you are th e first anytl “If yihing a lw a y s e n d si uU|p in th e a i r o n th re e ddif iffe re n t t y p e s of i t’s ’i ex c itin g ,” Tech first: yj e a r a b o u t SO timiees, it s ," K in g s b u ry venues, three ee different settings, coi Mike Leach said. s a i d . “M y a rrm m ’s ’; b e e n t i r e d coach ' three differing iig feelings, th ree dif* ] Both team s o ffer poienti itially s in c e ab o u t th e e ig h th g am e [he f e r e n t every ry th in g ,” h e s a id . hit high-scoring offenses with Tech 1 b u t y o u c amn ’t c o m p la in . “Winning a major ma in and of itself ie(d by q u a r te r b a c k K liff le G r o w in g u p ,, yyto u d re a m , of, is so difficult, i t. And when you fack |] Kingsbury an d East CaroUi lUna’s throw ing that much.” mu t o r in the pre Jressures of p e o p le coming at you 3U on Sunday, c a re o ' r — G ran d Slam, a of those, I t’s a I, all pre tty impressi « iv e feat.” ,
_JBask(:etbalLi^underthhewaifiTideseirt-sky— ill's Arizona Diamondbada. yUl be outdoors, under the in the cool of a d e s e rt g lg ”in what is believed to be «t college basketball game t o r i p i t o f f o0 1u t d o o r s ? « e /‘J layed ii in the open air. The will be the largest ever for PHOENIX (AP) - A^ a State " zona State game and could coach Charli Turner largest for a women’s bas looking for a way'?to; S a 7 a l t ™ ' il gam e west of th e tion to her women's ippi River. - — ...............-— ........ program. • •also will be contributing to Then she heardI an a idea that j: Some of the proceeds will intrigued her. You're i r e m Arizona. u#. Hon-, n a te d to breast c a n c c r Wliy don’t jx)u pbyagaj igamcouldoon? • Jl TV talk-show host Rosie “Nobody liked it II c except me." oDomiell lell is the game’s honorary Turner Thome said, Id, laughing at ivoman. _ the memory. Jly, there's no downside to liventuaily, she le convinced i t ” T ^Tier e Thome said. “It’s kind enougli other people t le Ihe idea had ^ j ,™ ivid-and-Goliath situation merit and now, three ee years later, tor us.sosowe have nothing to lose, it’s going to happen.L A Arizona Slate w e 're ra raiisin g jh e aw areness of will play No. 2 Tenne: i n e ^ e loniglit ) ’s baskelFall, we're raising at Bank One Ballpar park, home ot for breastude State. ..-Jessica Dug 'uger, who Is returning Gr Grant said. “They have a ac o u n U "We need to keep rebuilding,” rck from a tom p n patella tendon. of 1^14.6 of good guards (Sara Maries he said. "You liave io -take tnl odvonThe Golde Iden Eagles will look to pp and Megan Oldham 13.4 ppg tage of the oppommitics ics you have capitalize on on Yavapai’s size disadan< they can rebound the bal m d and and this is an opporttmlt mity to play vantage on d n defense by pounding it pli mother play defense. That will be an< down low to posts Elisha Booth (6gn . goMgame." V
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'tee ts n ea rty set. ayeariar-on-year rise of 3 to 5 enough to offset slug- ___ ________ :_______ p e rcceei n t in com parable S Ln’l incss in th e first three sales.s. ;ks of D ecem ber. The “I would wc expect 2 percent resuU; jlt: below -plan D ecem ber ;r m ate is 46 cents. Fe< c d c ra te d ’s to 3 percei ce n t com ps” for Wai* sales • !S and soft fo u rth -q u a rtejrr fourth-quarier earning: Igs are now Mart, saidd Jo . h n Lawrence, anaprofits its at many retailers, seen at S2.12, dowTi froi rom a previlyst at Morj organ Keegan i Co. in Xakij iking a cue from the compaaous forecast of S2.15. Th The consenMemphis,,Tenn. Ti nigj.’ sales j, comments Tuesday, y-, sus view is 52.11. Snowy, icy ic and cold weather, Shari ri E b e rt, an a ly st a t J .P . “I do think th ere: ai r c som e though, co: co n tin u e s to ham p e r gan in N ew Vork, low eredd ea rn in g s issues," sai a id E b e r t, much of the he country, particularly fourth- senioi lior executive vice presii w heels and o th e r auloLLC \iolated Oie Idaho iho Securities th at has become famil lilia r to by d e a le r sI w\ h o se ll Les dent, midrange 7,501 1 to 50,000 m ilei n. Act. moiiv» ive p ro d u c ts w ith sto re so many from print anc nd teleSchwab produ ~ end up paying5 qi iducts, therfe are B quadruple thte;!"; luut t m ak e no m ista k e :. Gavin Gee, directorrooff the Idaho llio n s th ro u g h o u t th e locaii v isio n a d v e rtisin g . Bi But 83. 313. I amount they used d to pay. S chw liwab s t il l is th e Big D e p a rtm e n t of ■ic V alley, will do a bilF in a n c e , Magic y e a r old Les S chw ab lb s t il l Looking att photos p The C aldwells’ s’ 880,000-pounrf;:.^ of more K ahhuun a in t h e c o m p a n y; announced 6th Districi. ict Judge Don lion dollars dc in sales this year m akes the trip from his is ranch recent stores5 requires ri truck, which used a walk office; e d to cost $33-V- 5 ices, w arehouses and disL, Harding entered judj iudgment a n J forthe he first time. e a s t of tow n to his ccco r n e r dow n a h allw . for a 7,501-mile run, im , now ends upT-r Iw ay. A lthough tributi mtion facilities. H e knows !t permanent injuncdon: on against the Les: 2s S chw ab him self c a n ’t office at company head adquarS ch w a b still costing $1,920 eveni 'en if it only runs ’~ :ill is k e e n ly every :ry inch of every building - ’ . Providence, Utah, compj npany. believe Gveil. te rs for at least an ho travels m ore typic io u r o r involved in th the b ig-picture ■pical 10,000 O T " and1 th that’s a lot of building to‘ Worldwide' Financial' ial’s founder, “\vhi Vhen I weni into l)usiness two, six days a week. 20,000 miles. planning, and id know s probaknow, Steven Jam es Cook, allegedly alU >w. With th e completion of: losl I neve ver d re a m e d I’d do S l On his office wall aree iabout V irginia Caldwe Iwell said they'::::! bly to t h e ppe e n n y how th e his licensc as a securitic: ities .salesman will o p e r a te only Please see TIRES, Page D5i nly one tr u c k : : in 1996, but continue uied s e llin g because it now costs jsts os m uchthisv* bonds and debentures ii his com;s in year to Ucense one le ^u c k as it did *:^ pany. ' to re g is te r tw o. Tl . They a re n o f - The sec u ritie s were i re not regis| /-v ^ alone. tered for sale and app ippear to b e v ^ v J l S en ate T ra worthless, Gee reponed ‘ra nr sp o rtatio rtjilt ed in a state3 C om m ittee C hlairm air an Evori~;^ nient. The state also allcBOsCrak alk ThoA.!octel clirtod Proaa ________ J misrepresentod and omii 7W& Erasure said h e has has been t>om*‘ --------- -— imittod inforservoirs to generate exccss povv mation in an effort to bard ed by p h o>ne n e calls fro n i !! I the face of California’s energyi/cric to persu ad e BOISE ; - - Using less electricity tru c k e rs — w ho• 'w a n t- t h a " : .- poople to invest. ____ s, state kaders announced. ^_____ . ------c o u ld h e sip lp lower future en erg y ' C The c o u r t’s order Legislanire to dq^soni ,something. On Dec 14, Energy Secrctaiy B er e n jo in s bills.Idaho, 10 utility officials report, Worldwide Financial fror lUir. . Small truckers, 5, Frasure Fi s a i i '- v Richj ichardson issued a six-day enu from offering "Comuinc liners have a measure of cc of electridty is die net cost iced for Kjollandcrsoidij d m a statement. gcno or selling unregistered tern ''Ot fe e l th e!y y vw ere hearp^^-I mcy order requiring 75 Westc; ■d s“ m n tie s , comral i„I j, dulermining What their ai additional electricity, kno? lown as He recommend 3ids that during peak powe o fferin g o r s ellin g: s< [ytQ when law m akers ai •s adopted lhe.;Ci; )wer suppliers to sell electridty s c c u r.tie s p „ „ „ bilU wholesale energy. Utilitie; lls are going to be in the w ies buy usage poiods fit ihrough an unregistered: • fitjm 6 am to 8 a m powc cd salesman, hen new fee schedule. )wer-strapped California, th< wholesale,electridty fromI cothers n our current situation, wi and firm 4 p mL ttJ tt 8 p m - residents exten and engaging in misrej “It fin a lly h itt them th in th e ;;'! ctended that period to Dec 27. ircprcsentacniiscrva.i, to accom m odate needs a uion now d efinitely is ab o v e . turn off unnecessor sotylijJits,detiywashgu the Idaho PubUc UtUitii tions or omissions inI connection co ties face," the Pocatello But jUo Republican^-? I count in th c com ing vvihat they produce thems* w iselves. ing dodies or dishi ishes, mm off compu^ Comi with an offer, sale or pun immission banned Avista, T lurehase of a „„nlhs,”’ Dennis D Iaho saldHansen, presiPrices Pj for wholesale energ rgy are ers ond odier wme* ncaWqjpIianQs. powe security. raft. He expects the Legislature Leg iwer and Pad2Con> from dral wi^.^l^^ . . dent of Idaho Ida P ublic U tilities five f>' times higher now than in 'th ey K jellander sa said conservation ingoc The court also ordered Badditiona] water from reservoi red Ihc comConunission, foirs opt to create m ore sn e small-mileage "r^ were ion, said. wi a year ago. efforts could hel help Idaho utilities or through thi pany to repay investors.' hydro plants to creai rs. The s tate [,c said1 that il if Idaho's utilities Mte brackets. But if the le ni new meosur©--'' “These prices ore'not ssie t by ovoid buying wh< vholesale electridty estim ates investors -in - ii c lu d in g tess electridQr for needs outsic „ e not force side cuts the state’s incom comc from midt'.T.H u tility regulators and thc3 reed to buy electridty on ut ey can in a voladle mark Idaho re s id e n ts - lost i “ 'Hf.'-. , thee local to Q’stcm. The ORkr fcdknvc st about $4 Ihc open market, nu wed range t r u c k s lawm. wmakers l i k e ^ '.i fluctuate widely based on si consumers will fli supply Last week, utilities uti produang ■ lener million._______________ ters in that vein from Gov. Dii Mrk will hove someone e el else mkke up:'"r -a n d -d e m a n d ;’’ Idaho Pi P u b lic elcctiidtyTOTld^ were prohibited Kemi unpthom e'and U.S. Sea. Lan Compiled from staff and irry the difference, possil jssibly witii dwire reports A factor ( Jr that determ ines th c Ui U tilitie s Comm issionerr P a u l . from drafting wati rater from the state’s aigtoRkhardson. . long-haulers.
JER O M E - A groi ;roup of dow n- • town Jerom e merchar hants has decidcd to hold off on plans pla to form a merchants’ associatior tion until spring 2001. There ju s t wasn’t i I’l enough support from local merchi rchants to m ake the group work, said aid the gro u p ’s chairman, Ross Foster ;ter. The group’s main / in focus was to m arket and advertise tise the variety JP w of merchants and busii usinesses in ^ i£ _ ____ ---------------d o w n t o w n 'a r e a '" th’rb hYougli e v e n ts ‘ ff l® and other activities,.hesaid. he lim T hose goals will h re v is ite d 11 be when the group re-fon forms in spring. Foster s.-!id.
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^ “ nies confinned Frie Friday they have Sinchv h wafers, d rc u it boards thatt h ad p re lim in ary iry d iscu ssio n s hold m microprocessor chips forr a b to t.th e purcba :hase of Zilog’s comput iuters and o th er electronic Sfod 2 semiconduct luctor fobrication devices. «s. Another Zitog plant fabpUntbere. ricates^ js 8-inch wafers, •The announceme iment came four Tbe ti Zilog plants in Nampa1 e two ditfB a f te r Zilog lg jann o u n ced a em ^oy oy a total of 525 people, a1 slump in revenues jes and a 7 per. compan; any spokeswoman said, cent work forcei re reduction that ' Amer le ric a n M icrosystem s iHWuded 11 emjppllo y ees a t th e spokes» swoman Darby Collins said I{topa plants. theNair ampa employees were noti'^N o arrangemen ients have been fied of t potential sale Friday. if the flM lized and like!; kely w ill n o t be Zilog1spokesw si om an Kim berly fitM zed until afte i t e r th e first of XfaTanrr uzuk said the woricers have '
known about the negoti )tiations for some time. N either spokeswom: n a n would say bow the ownership i p transfer w o tild affec t em ploy aym ent in N am p^. B ut A m eric an A M icrosystem s su g g e: e s te d th e plant would remain in o] operation. “AMI believes th e ex] *pertise of Z ilo g em ployees wfith it th ese processes is of importai t m t strategic value to AMI an dI its i future direction. AMI wiU useB th J e fadlity to support several1kb e y longte rm custom ers in thi ee rapidly R o w in g com m unicati( tions m ar-
Zilog’s main customer ers, manufactuirers and distribui u to rs wbo bu y th e company’s spe pecialized
semiconduci uctors, have reported lagging sale lies in recent months, That caused sd revenues to fal] and inventoriess t< to grow, the company said Monday lay when it announc^ the layoffs, A t t h a t :ti tim e , Zilog said it would be re: restructuring to focus its resources » s on developing hew products, Am erican in M icrosystems Inc. pioneeredi tlth e developm ent of application-! in-spedfic integrated d rc u iisin l9 ( 1966. Its main raraanufactiuing plant is in Pocate! teUo, w here 1,100 of the company’ ny’s 1,863 workers are em ployed.I. (O th e r fa b rica tio n plants a rei iiin E u ro p e and the Philippines.
iTires _ (§jllkwdt[DaD4 tw o m assiv e str s t r u c t u r e s of 5».000 and 452,001 ,000 sq u are feet p fw ridge abovee t( town, tb e cor-, iw fa tio n now bas las 2.5 m illion q l j i r e feet in Print :ineville alone. ?V h en Les talks, Iks, p e o p le listCQ. And wben bii his b lu e GMC J i i ^ y comes arou round a com er cfBf them financially, D ealer, the m agazine’s j’s re tired the Northwes ^est is. H e added that Scbw iw a b 's fa m ily ow ns a ll e d i t o r , Lloyd S to y e rr,, ta lk e d what the com om pany does know is sto c k , -but , th e com pany a b o u t th e S ch w a b fa f; m ily ’s th a t it has a s m o re s to re s in believes /es in sharing. Ever since belief in rewarding emiployees. p Oregon, Was 'ashington, northern th e com ompany was established, “ W ho in th e b is to ry r j o f th e C alifom ia,, I< Id a h o and western Schwab ib has given a t least half t i r e b u s in e s s h a s s hb ia r e d so M ontana th i a n y o th e r fire than o f the: profits p back to employm u ch w ith so m an y ?” S to y e r chain. ees. said. A ccording ng to M o d ern T ire Store •e imanagers can eam sixT h e question is in ee v\ ita b le : Dealer, Les: Schwab Sis the fifthfigure! incomes. ir T he first year, W hat direction will L ess Schwab ; largest indep< ependent tire dealer Schwab lb contributed $24,000 to T ire Centers take when sn Les no in th e U nitei te d S ta te s, and th e an empl iployee re tirem en t fund; lo n g e r is around? T hee answ er largest marke r k e te r o f Toyo tires this year jar, the com pany will confiitjm m anagement is: th e same in North Amei nerica. tribute3 $16 $ million to the fund, direction it always has. Tbe compar >any has begun movwhich a lb ^ d y has topped $300 T h e com pany’s doub ible-digit ing into ce nItral tr Califomia, with miUion. n. T h at's in ad d itio n to a n n u a l ^ w t h has come le chiefly stores reachin tling to just nonh of healthy 1 y bonuses, m edical insurfrom increasing sales aa t existth e San F ra rain c isc o Bay area. . ance and n d d iv id e d c h e ^ . ing stores and opening new n outF ree d m a n ssaa id th e com pany The company’s co philosophy is lets, said Freedman, whc ho joined hasn’t yet del determ ined how fa r to promc m ote from w ithin. Both Les Schwab in 1971. Th The comit wiU expan< Jnd in to California. W ick a nr d F re e m a n w e n t to ._j —pan y ’s top-selling p ro dd iu ctstiU ; “It could be: a long-term growth ' • hig h • sch s o o l in n e a rb y i tires, with alignm ent, is It, shocks area for us,”” he h said. R e d o njnd. e Virtually all the top 1 and brakes second andd custom Next year, i C alifom ia and r, in executiv tiv e s a r e fro m C en tra l 1w heels third. elsewhere, tb th e com pany plans Oregon, I I, Freedm an said. F reedm an said tb e co com pany' to open a total tal of 20 new stores.
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OMER SERVICE ° q r ^q a n iz a t i o n i s ' Immodi. idiato oponing (or (2) g•XPANOINGI ^Pi • Cusioi .tomor Sorvico flops, Clor loncal. com putor&. vVo a rroe ro rc ally o x c lla d cu: customer sorvico abolut u t th tl e oxpanston oxpom jnonco required. P a y of our C )ur Oevolopmernal ......... DOI >0E. Greot caroor Disabilit ability A goncies & oppor wnunity, Bonoflts & Support, iportod Living Proholiday ay pay after dO days. g ra m to tc Tw in F a lls , d work onvironmont. Wo aaro 1 n eed of a: G ood\ re in Appt a nch M anager 3pty en porson wim Branch FFo o r The rosumi imoot: 1162N, Bluo a velo p m e n ta l Lakos os Blvd, Twin Foils, Devel D isability CU STO rO M ER S E R V IC E Da• rese r rv e s the rtght to reject tor ID B33S0. until W e d n as* e s ceivod by a rspresentsttve I any c o r all bkls. llkowlse. to d a y . Ja n u ary 10, 2001 a t of the Board of T rustees ot I roject a n y Ilom or Korns In - pE*MA1L j r your tiasslftod ad 5 :00 p.m ., local prevailing Ing S c h oo l D isirict No. 4 1 1 . . sui c h bid. a n d the right to lo u so t ' tlm o, for five (B) o r m o>ra ra Twin Falls County, Idaho, , waive ony technicality. , v . 7 1 > p a a s e n o e r a c h o•ooll a t 201 Main Avenue W est. , /s/R ___Itw lnadO m lcnjn.rw t / o se Steffens FOUND * Blucx Border Col* T •IM l^ E S C L A S S I F I E D - b u a a a for th a 2001-2002 of tho Board FOl 0 2 Twin f a l l s j d a h o 8 3301, , Clerk ( lie lie X, long curly halr.'dlsI a c h o o l year. unta 2:00 pJH. on Januaryf D EPA RTM EN T tln c l while m arking, o n « S p ecifications a n d bid tir Did 4 ,2 0 0 1 for a S tru c tu ra l I PU F B LISH : D ecem ber 2 0 2 7 0 0 E a s t by r a il r o a d ^2 0 8 - 7 3 4 - 5 5 3 8 r d o c u m e n t s m a y b a E n tiln ssr to o v e rse e a n d I ond 2< ( 2 7 ,2 0 0 0 tracks. 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iiy o u -ro ro .. in to r o s to d in ng on innovative, ISJim g" lino-odgod com y tn a t p r o m o te s o ssio n o l grow th, n il a co v er letter rosumo. W e olfer impotitivo sa lary a com pc ond on o n oxcollont e bonofitp 5fit package, ; A seo c ia tM , s . l stasrt rt &i Inc. ^ 1323 Sshh ee rm a n Aval S u ite 2 Idah o 83814. * S oV,{onoytopay -----sorvico solons. G uaran- MECHANICAL---------------^ * CDL Drivors NEWSPAPER bas< fc fo r c o ilo g o ? If you a n >asod out ol its W oslom tood wago. lloxiblo hours, S a r v fc o c le r k for equip, * Mechanic CIRCULATION Sloe doalorship. oxp. proforred. sv sw ered y o s td any of ttio slockmon'9 (WSI) facility p a r t lim o o r lu ll tim o . ^ * Woidors In C Call 324-8600 or sond roaalb o v o . th o Id ah o Army n Caldw ell, Idaho. T h e G ra d u a te d c o m m issio n ^ TOB PAY ~ NO FEE h a Tlm ta-Nawa Is a c posH s u m o to 2 6 E. 300 S , N atio n al G u a rd m ay bo Tha wsHion Witt promolo u l o s -,H scalo. Call n 3 -7 7 7 7 a t k ® 111 Filer Avo, 735 Ovortand copting appllcatksns for a oitl W V^SI pro d u cts an d /o r al a b lo to h o lp . C oll § F C cop lo r JR . J Jerom o. ID. 83338, 7 33-7300 67S-4040I fulHlmo District Managor. spoc B a r l o w 7 3 4 9 1 7 1 o r 'ullipodalty products Ihroogh MEOICAL----------------------B f MAINTENANCE CLERK T?io succossful candidate conl 1-800-GO-GUARD, ronllnuod service to oxCNA'a. LPN's ond RN's, ^ Longviow Fibro C om p an y m u s t b o a b lo lo w o r k isUn; sting customor# & oxploolso homo health nursos, 1— h a s a n o p o n ln g fo ro w o o konds. bo d o p o n d roliOi otion of now markol arFloxibio schodulo, you M ainlonanco Clork, This owl able, havo oxcolloni timooaa ss In i ordor to e n h an c e _ p o r s o n m u s t p o s s e s s determine your own hours. mai Tianogomont skills, a n d ovon ivorall profitability. Posl------------------------------------Top pay. Jo b s through siro n g m a th , com p u to r, Dnjoy vrorVlng with youth. tion i on roqulromonts Indudo out Magic Volloy. Al an d communication skills, ^n outgoing personality is high m e d ic a l igh s c h o o l diplom a o r Personnel Plua. I] A p p ly in p e r s o n : 3 4 0 ip lu s . GEO G o o d in g R e h ab & Livingg iE D iA M O dales Dogroe. 733-7300 ^ “ SOUTH PARK AVENUE lis onlry lovol m a n a g e Vol 1 Contor '01 Toch training: or 000 67B-4400 W E S T , TW IN F A L L S . _ non! position includos roto) throo thr yoars ralaiod oxp. >s looking tor; MEDICAL----------------------IS IDAHO, EO EM /FM D ME iponslbllitios In m anaging and/c LPN/RN 10 work 3 ovonmgs ' sp o nd/or training: or equlvaHolp! Im m odialo oponing lonl i & 2 nigm shitis m l combination of oduy'oouu th & a d u lt c a r rio rs . MANAGER L&D-RN, night shift, lullq GREAT SCHEDULE lolos promotions, & procaU a n i oxportonce. Must a tto M e n ta l H o a llh C a s o tit timo bonolits. 36 hrs, por oL Buy th e G u a ran tee d S'Iding oxcollent custom or poossss o s s excollonl o ral, & SIGN ON BONUS M a n a g o r. M ust h a v o a w wook. P le a to M n d lorvico. If you oro Intorwrltti CNA/NA’S noodod lor all' 'ritten & Intorp o rso n a l BS d o g ro o in a h u m a n P ackage and 8or\ ro su m e o r coQ tact: istod, fill oul on appiicac oom shitis m im u n ic a llo n s k ills. son/ices liold plus 1 yoar Q{; Connio. Nursing Recruiter / io nr b y D o c o m b o r 2 6 . Must SSOO S ig n o n B o n u t lust p o sse ss prtor domThe Times-News tio o l o x p o rio n c o w ilh tn o Humon Rosourcos. IOOO. onstn S ocial Sorvico deslgnoo nstratod rnarketing & inm o n ta lly c h a l l o n g o d P.O . Box 409 Q g u a r a n te e s to sell ^ 77io T7mos*/VaNr» 10 work on our Behavior , . populaiton.-C cnlociJulio - jw torpo irporsonal com m unica-Twtn Fans; ID 83303-0400 ' , A ttn: Oan W alock tion t Unil an skills. Musl p o sse ss a i 7 3 4 - 7 7 3 0 B -----------------Tolophono Tot - m e r c h a n d is e o r ^ P.O . Box S48 (208)737-2000 Full limo. bonofits ovaiiabio. pHor rior dom onstratod marFAX; (200) 737-2741 aU I compolilivowogos, sign!' MECHANIC Tw in Falls, 10 83303. kotin< Jtlng & sa les exportonco lu to m o tiv e ite m s in iw E-Mail: J o h n O e o ro d o a lo rs h ip •A DRUG FREE wlthlr o n bonus Ithln the livostock InduswondyaOmvrmc,gon,id.us looking lor oxp. mechanic '*'0’ 7 d a y s a n d real WORKPLACE-M try W;/an in-dopth knowlFull Umo co o k . y w mvrmc.com ggl & lubo sorvico man. Pay sign on bonus odgo 3go ol anim al hoalth & js ta te in 1 5 d a y s o r —---------------------------------D O E . m u sl h a v o ow n jlrttion, Musl havo abili.TTSIDE SALES nmrtti ‘Poopio Unilod To Caro* VV6 lools. Fill oul application Call RhOfxIa (2O0)334«O11 time & work Itional organization se ek sty to organize < ve will re r u n th e ad SatiS r Qt 2 6 E, 300 S, Jorom o. conditions & In R o p fo r S o u t h e r n in unusual um 311 ID., o r sond rosumo. ^ MAGIC VALLEY n a d d itio n a l 7 d ay s. {JjJ, la h o . Ucappod Incom o a jv d voor s o w ea th o r. M ust REGIONAL MEOICAL tk a ss e s s good com pulor 'o t o n l l a l - 5 6 0 ,0 0 0 to po#8( p o «' CENTER • T' ' h ere is a $ 3 extra (ills. T ho J.R . Sim plot 80,000 First Yoar Polonshills al - Commlsston * C a sh Com om fpany olfers a com c h a rg e fo rth e Equal Opportunity >tltivo salary & benefits ic o n tiv o s ‘+ C osh S u p potltiv Employor QUE u a r a n te e d pack ag e . J lomonts " + Full B enefits pacito idtago. Sond rosumo or Drug Froo Environment >ply in person to: Bbc onuses + RoskJuals + ' apply A d s m a y b e * MEDICAL----------------------Human Rosouroo :aroor A dvoncom ont & Hi Billing S p o c ia lis t , M on, Doparttnont c( a n c e lle d early uloro, la Excollont Troining. -iH rough .Fri^Com potillvo----------------------------------------------Simpit r p lo lL an d S 'U v o sio ck wa wago. Must havo exp, bill — fo r custom ei^ 1223 e a s e fox or o-mall ro12 Rodoo Ave, iK \ JCompolitivo o salary •• Tornlic To bonofits packago Including PTO he p a tie n t comes fir s (t." ''WJtere the •" ' A job wtw ro you c an mako jy. W M W ro W B ItiM *Aj< NURSiNG a dilforonco in som oono's Ipm Jhlft. Musl be ACLS artllk 'd , ^ hlo RN needed In ICU for 3am-,lpn N u m b er o f Pav5 IC. Full-time for day shift ly.s - 3 lines 'S h ilt dilferenilal. C o st »Shi RN needed for lloiplial Floor, F night shift. Slop by for an LPN necdi-d for evening and1nl; ipplicalion and/or interview. 1-3 d a y s .................... C.N.A. needed for day sh ift.' ■ SI6.70 Twin F alls C u ra C e n te r JN (ABO R ATO R Y 674 E sstla n d Drivo ;lst. Must be /\SCP or equivalent,t. 4 -7 days .................... Full-time Mcdical TcchnobglJt. ...................$23.80 ® EOE cd for Full-time Lab A uhtant needed I evening jhKt. •lEOlCAL CJ 5 - I 5 days .................. CUNIC ................... S42.00 H ouso M anagor. PR N oi irology rhyslcian'j a i n i c Offlcc. Full-ilme nurjc needed for Uroli Walker Com er in • bj 1 6 -3 0 days .7.“ ... RAD IO LO G Y.............$78.50 G Qooding, Coll Tem or x h . Full-time M-F day shift.' Cathy a t 208-934-6461. - - Mammography/Radlology Tech. ( I n d u d c s MlasicValuc.s, as A}»'Wci;kly an and I n t e r n e t ) ^*1EqualOpporiunity W RGERY '**■ shift In sa m i^ ay surgvr)'. Employor. , Full-time RN needed for day slil
DRIVERS FT/PT noodod OTR. fiofofs. W oslom S tales. IOS. Canada. $500 « lg n o n b o n u i. Fuol & saloty *y bonus possible. Homo "0 Ifpquonify, 08e-865-76OO. >00— DRIVERS ' Owner O p o ra to rs Aro yoo looking for a now now Momo (Of your TRUCK? VVoarooxpanaing S w am O ualiliod O T R d r iv o r s w/lyf, oxp.. a c lo a n MVR i tno dosiro to succood, Wo hnvo an OKCOlKmt pro jrogram that inc!udos-M8/16 1/16 ign) W ostom siatos, diScouni i/atiros & luol, extra picKa'drop pay & ALL flispatchod m it o s p a td , A G r o>aatt O p p o rtu n ily . F o r m oro m iocailJay; , IDEAL. Inc. I 20S-442-5114 0OO^1*71B2 oxt. 1144 __ EllECTRONICS High School ju n io rs am n dd lari seniors, got a h o a d sian jcr on an oloctronics c areer ICS now. Basic c le c tfo n ic s ojlorod at me C ollege o( ol n . S o u lh o rn I d a h o M on.mg Wod. allom oons starting J a n . 2 2 n d . G o t h i ggnn lOii s ih c * ' and coilogo credit a l th < sa m e lim o. C all Jm Ben Banloll. 733-9554m ext. 2324N '
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