MANILA,.♦Inn n Deploying scfllO n U may h elp c<DOrS .l-2,4. extremist grocs . 3 the Philippin
........... the escalaiinjm ent w ill ' i
i t lo n E Washington aHO allies in Souti
!y ...-.1-3 P residentI ..........4' •
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' W A S I^G ' place Amencz get. A lot of
' America W5 , operation bac
to save'Soma
the U,5. madi
n losing 18 soldiiA pbsdbler
. bn terrorism.• ’ • somewhat difi
tJ m '- tosayythe'cha — ------ r - . ;hues,. tv'-'
p p i i I I m
k brlhg^t^Is concerns to the Twin ^evening. ‘ : „
i ^ a t w a s s a i d - . g»'gn>rfn Fks Couhyi fix I ' 5 '# |anc«fl"reg^rig
iita te s ^ Ih ^ tn e -o w n e re o f ' - ^ i g Jding op e ra tio n s.'-S co tt. ’ " ' i | . a Boise attorney representing S Dairymen's Associauon. ■
’eioursolvostaxpayers'money . Hand all go home untl^ wo can ■vlih a n onjlnance thatwlll . - H) t n ^ protect tho publlcand Bjiw tiie in tero sls 'o fb lgbusl- . ^'a lerts Chisholm, a Buhl chef, . >; a n d en^fonmefitat 'aciMsL'
have ou t there Is a wrcck happen .*-V .C .Pnjdek of. • ^
mi>plng on draft ho ise l* - Zeb •Io announcer on the ordh • ' l-VTOUld make a horso equal to •' mits while a milking cow ' »nsIdered l;4A .U . , "
■:■■■ ■ ..■'■■■ SOIs Bill Chlshoim.and I'm tun- j ?
e siden t of the United S t a te s . '- • lolrfi, an environmental . : . d m en jber o f the Idaho Rural . ®
3. troopsited Press .________ A r
tarA, P h ilipp ines - ddsom e 660 U.S. troops exc o n tro l th e M uslim wh
^ o u p that has plagued' bir)ines for a decade, but 1in g American involve- alsI t e s t ties betw een M in and onc.of its closcst sorutheastA sia .' , poin t G loria Macapagal I
nalia disaf gl3e|essqi t W p r e s s / . -y
, ' ■ -offiIG TON.-SoHiaUaisa ■. a d Ica once wanted to for- in i af U.S. soldiers never ' b w
wanted a quick relief •ack in 1992 and 1993, .• N nalis from staivation. • dan tiori sank into ‘quick- .• tior olih-Powell putrit; then— r ^ i ad e a hasty, exit after gu i I d i ^ in an ambush; ; faw enw .front'in^thew ar. Wh'( UJ, Soirialfa .tdday is a" .'. riec M era itp tic a ;:n ia t;is th e haoshastak'findrin’ew '
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Thursd
wIn.Fai.ls County com m issionen
Tw in Fails County commissione dairym eri and .reslderits W edne:
Council, during dne of the lighter moments’a t V V ^n e sd ^s hearini
■ - I f s a BancWId fai liVveryyaguc Mike,Ihler, an environmental .actN
•In a perfect world everyone wbuli good n e ig h jx ir b u t i e live In an Imperfect worlij;* *■ Phuorig Smlili Flier. • .
■Setbacks need,to'be.spelled out
s go to FArroyo welcomes the U.S. tary buildup, saying it could deliyer a fatal blow to die M e x tre m is t group Abu Sa; which has been linked to 0 bm Laden’s al-Qaida networl
But the,militaiy mission < also further inflame the.coui M uslim .m inority and alie some of die president’s leftis porters. ' ■
D efense Secretary Donai
ister o f’9 3n for no
W hat is certaln is that if offidals go in,' they wUI,dQ so a differem f i ^ e of mind. S in th e government have aln b ^ b ^ e d once by Somalia
.M o 'gad i^u , the capita l, dangerous almo^ beyond des don. I t was a' city of comi^e warlords,-pickups with m ac guns and “quatj” ' a n arc favored by the gunmen. A p where'women and children iied'guhs,\armed men hid be :hem, arid cMzens insulted, Ple^e smSOMAUAi.f^i
>s?i (<! -:Cs'; ;
i iday.Jahuary 17, 200
■ k
sra atithe pubiic.forum on propc
I ^ ^ \ h a a m o v e ^
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’• “‘*'1ners listen to a full hoase of cc lestlay evening.,
jir’ .'" ■'Uw'matrtxcandothi 1ngs. V ‘ ;■ .ainmberofthecltl.
{ud.*-- •Theio.is'ahugelacI :tlXlsL'. 'local,.state and f^e
’ ; McKrifeht. who recer luldbea.'- herhflmenoafodali an.-, . another horne in TwlJ liiidf - • : rV •;" ■ ' See Sunday’s Tlmos
iBxcerpta from Wedn lutaKd ■ ' m o n y .
^hilippijS. mili* Rumsfeld said lid help that up to 250 U Muslim the country and iayyaf, m ore" would f Osama number" of the>rk. , on the southern \ could an area where 1 ( u n ^ s have been b a tt ie ria te rebels: is t sup- . Philippine offi
eempotif'OwmlcnJs.fcte • ' ntW U.S. lorcOT vrfio tw
h l.m .,^ .^ n .« o o O
i ■ 1300-■' fSVS .
i f 'u .s : ' ^50 with ■,'Some pUnlsmMl KOO Iready 'S SS :^iO'
I.-was »==rsn
peting TUkFena ic h in e - ----- hHeopwb-/./ifly. «)wn;oun«rC O tiC , . . . ytnouKn.■ place ‘ '• >:n caP r. •, dwppw*. . '" 'Deliirid .. ,v d U .S . . : V ..
4 g e ^ , ;
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t M
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f complaints, from-----Gri
lU ia f-D a v lltM e a d ;, w o c l tlic n s 'c o m S J I^ , ,.
lackofenfoT O m ont- s ie m : - S e r n ■ , 2“ cantly moved out of ' . dairy In Rier and Into .
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n o ^ ^ e w for nKKQ,, t-snwo S
ines to fid a t the Pentagon U.SI U.S. m>ops were in somid “several hundred th e ;1 follow. A “sm all Ithe Americans were - fronm island of Basilan, ism,e Philippine forces sionitd ing Abu Sayyaf to a
help3ffidals say thc six- in g :exercise w ill.total. - troplops^.including 160 and
iriiig i y hd iirs a n d tw ihouunds ol SonuJIt weto stniv4ng lo'doa , htooadlthu, (ho doflgtrous captini.'Docar I toughi to capturo Ow motl trouUnoms' M 0 a 3 ^ ,1 l» 3 .10 AflMrlcans and hum
- Some; said f t imiy*s sbc draft ordinances r latmg'aiiifh^ feeding operatic vague about setbaicks, allov oniy people within a m ile ' daily to appeal an operator’s mit, and requiring operator renew their permits each ye are a redpSfor disaster.
Boise attorney Scott Campl who rep resen ts the Id D a i^ e n > A>Bodati6n..caUed ordinances “draconian.”
“ It is contrary to th e Id C onstitu tion ,” C am pbell i County Cbminissiohers G G rindstaff, Bill Brockman M arvin Hem plem an Wednesday night’s public h ings on the proposed ordiiianct .' P eo p le on both sides of jairy i ^ e EUed the large rooi Jie College of Southern Idaho ■vere each given five minute ^ e a k their piece about the d 3rdinaiices.
County commissioners ke] ig h t rein on the hearings, ri jusly enforcing the five-'mir
Please see HEARING, Pagi
fightaI-(J.S. Army Special Forces, : ome will be allowed to wort he souihem Philippines.
It would essentially be a r ront in the U.S.-led war on te r an, but a radically different r ion from Afghanistan - shift 0 a heavily support-based r lelping a friend rather dian oi lg an adversary, and coping w ropical jungle instead of sn n d desert.
w b Black Hawks downI'doaSi et Incotning ud wnt conRscaiad by ocamo iho locui ol a miina/y oclion by U.N. ims Wartord, Mohnn<mod Farah AkM. and hund'odS'ft Somalia ra Uled.
• CISS' • ' OSM Oliflt - • ■ On»a*m«iol * Cowoy' iIMnyti ' ' ' rMOMnlrcmM'rtaaxb bi/lhM tnvoiflcMup mffituMv and ; ■ • van iHanM [mill ^ 1 I...... mm nm
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By JuIle Pence TIme»New8 writer
BOISE - House ■ Newcomb, R-Burh
. bill that would pre ■ S B ' erty owners from
up to public schoo! can’t pay when it c
Newcomb said t year would be . ■ a safeguard for I p roperty tax-
statewide who might have to
-pay a n -e x tra — ^ ■ 7 -& 2 3 -m H H o n ^
' based on a 2.5 . percent “hold-
back” Gov.
^ -----KempLhornc!—has recom - m ended for^ the c u rre n t lif
. school year. V• The c u r re n t ' I
law works like KIf law-
makers do not ap ' tive supplemeptal’
Iaho cent of last year’s £ public schools, th
' will automatically taxpayers to pay t after July 1. Negat
___ tals are subtractio'p ria tib n s th e
■ J approved last sessi' Many Mag
Republicans are . Kempthome’s rec that sdiools simpl
'. backs along with 01 id the des. Yet, there are sregu- makers ready to tions - appropriations, o r i owing tion to 1.5 percent, e of a All around, local ’s per- the maneuver of f ors to property taxpaye yrear - But also, there an
makere or school ol ipbell, recall holdbacks foi Idaho ever holding, m ud ed the, _ holdback to p
To make up to sdio< Idaho And Newcomb 1 1 to ld sure it never happe G ary ' For taxpayers, f
n a n d could pro tea them a t each pay literally
hear- • extra dollars in p ices. fo r example, to m >f th e percent ho ldbacl Kjmat Falls School Dist 10 and who owtis land wor tes to ta.xable \-alue woul : draft 54,254. That figure
Idaho State Tax C ;ept a >nula that divides rigor- value of the distrii inu te tlie the holdback. I
trict, som eone w Please see NE\
Qaida a], and The aim is to hei] rk in Abu Sayyaf. But t
defied successive new for 10 years in t h e .
“rror- mountains of tlie re : mis- islands, ifting Abu Sayyaf has ( role fighters, but it’s a lc oust- eration of gangs tli , widi by m elting in to tl snow ■ dropping weapons'
into tlie local popul:
m T a l i b a iyy.N.“ money
surrencuvtvw*.
• The Associated PresKANDAHAR, A
^ U.S. investiggtors c* questioned a m an '
^ himself as a finan(. of the Taliban and ?
untarily a t |the big) ■; in Afghanistan off(
, . tion., ■ Pentagon o ffida l
, had given m oney t ,. but had no t been
rom the Islam ic re g itr
• Piease see f
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^combwuld—L g e
oltaxter
use Speaker Bruce uriey, has drafted a prevent local prop-
om having to make tiools what the state1 it comes up short, id the proposal this
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'M g: approve a “n e g a -^ — ual” of the 2.5 p e r - ^ r’s appropriation to , then the amount ally go to property 3y to local districts jgative supplemen- ctions from appro- lie ‘rL eg isla tu re ession..Iagic -Valley ire solidly behind recommendations mply absorb hold- h other state agen- are moderate law- to argue for full } or a t least u reduc- ‘ ‘ 'int.)cal le g a to r s find of falling back on ayers distasteful.: a re no local lawsi offidals who can s for public schools lud i less a shifting o pjopeiiy o w n ^ ^ chools.nb wants to make ppens.•s, Newcomb’s bill lem from having to ally thousands of n property taxes.0 make up the 2.5 )ack in the Twin ) is tric t, a farm er worth ,S1 million in /ould pay an extra ure is based on an X Commission for- :dcs th e assessed strict divided into k . In the same dis-2 w hose hom e is Newcomb! page a2
allieshelp eradicate tiie u t th e group has ive governments h e jungle<overed e remote southern
as only about 800 a loosely knit fed- s tliat can escape ' o th e jung les or ons* and blending pulace. .
an i y man iders>res8__ ^t, A fghanistan - rs on Wednesday
lan d a l supporter nd showed up vol- biggest U.S. base _ offering informa-
dais said thc man i•y to the Taliban Vicn a m em ber df •gim e th a t ru led j
* i g k e ’ ■ ''.p.Pradckbfi; a D a ily Wednesday ovoi
- f UIty: •prove of; e . . . , 5 : , ; / , W h a l
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melcfahoDa[fyn
‘Let's save CKj'rs ^ y 'V . arid tinie arid all
funcUontotrulyi ■ H H .'niofju^sohijth
n e ss ,'-V ale rie perforrnerand.ei
K . ^ n ’Whatweh^'c E p H . '^ iU n g to happe
. Buhl..; . ,
T m not roping 0 Belira radio enm nance triatwoutd 2 animal units wl
W in t^ would be consid!
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Tho A ssoc ia ted P,'est .7-8 — ------------- --
MANILA, :• Q Deplo^ng some
^ may h elp cont3'.1-2,4 extremist group.........3 the Pliaippines 1
the e s^ a tin g A m ent w ill 'te s i
) f | E Washington and ., o allies in Sou'thca:
; • P resident Gli
' S g E K
^ nM|jj[ ) Thfl Assoc^lated
WASHINGTOI place America oni
^ . get. A lot of U.S
l y r o " l e r i c a wonlc ^ , operation back in
to save Somalis ii d f ld s ; ■"'“iiPP ™ ';?" ,? ' - r — r— -sandr-aa ColinPc
the U.S.-made ai losing 18 s o l d i i i
. A pbssibleriw .: on tertrorism, Soil
■■ \ somewhat diffa-d• : ' ‘ . to say, the chaos h
— . hues.: '
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brings h is concerns to th e Twlri.Fi ivonlrtg.
esidcw a s s a i d
Fka'couity8^;;^:gH M
■'stes against the owners of -.. tS M igoperatlons.’ - S c o tt ' " ' ; ‘ ) | [ | | | Boise attorney representing [rymbn's Association.
Hj'rselves taxpayers' m oney.. - I all 'go'home uritil wo can I H lanonilnanceUuitw llluly protec t the p u b lic jn d __ j ^ Hit^'frnerestsorblgtMisI^ . L irle Chisholm, a Buhl chef, , . ; • ierivfronmentai BctivisL
igon draft h o r se s ; '-Z e b ; , innouncer'oruho onjl-. ^wtd make a % re e equal to ' swhlieamllfoRgcow 5 ide reda.4A U .. ' '
goodiBill chlshoim.and i'm run- - ient of the Uhjted S ta te s .’ ' . h. an'envlronmental , . em ber of the Idaho Rural .
1. troops Ii P reaa________ ^ A rroj
tary bP h ilip p in es - dcliyc
me 660 U.S. troops e x trein tro l th e M uslim whichlip that lias plogued , bin LaIS for a decade, b u t . But: American involve- also fte s f tie s be tw een M uslind one of its closest someceast Asia. poncirGloria M acapagal Defi
lalia disast be lesson
i ^ S ' •' ■ '.J.-.W ha\ r . -offidal
'ON.-SoHiiilia is a a diffeonce wanted to for- in the 'J.S. soldiers never b ^ b i
nted a quick relief : in 1992 and 1993, ; • Mo'g; is froni staiVatibn. danger I sank into “quick- ’ .• tioii. I t •Poivell puti^-tfien-•"TVMloh a hasty, exit after guns; g
rsih an ambush; fa v o rs W .*6nfio ,tfe VW. w h e re ' )om^*'a ;tddw is. a * ! ried'gui TCTtplai^jljiat.ia;.;' them ,£ s ha? taken dii new '
Thursda
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lin Fails County c o m m iss io n e r a
vin Falls County, com m issioners ilrym enand reslden ts 'W ednesde
ouxll, duringone of the, ll^it^r V' loments at W rtnesd^s hearing.
I's a' Band ld fix. ii's very \ ^ e . S llkejhler, ari ehvironniental.actlvisL'
n a perfect worid eveiyorie would bi »d nelghbof .'..-but we ilve in pn;. iperfect wrfdi’ -Ph'uong Sriilth df ler. ' ;
toibac(ts;tieed, tb.'be,spe!ied out am
go to Plroyo welcomes th e U.S, mi y buildup, saying it could he Uyer a fatal blow to the Musli trem ist g roup-A bu Sayya ich has been linked to Osan I Laden’s al-Qaida network. Jut themilitary mission cou 0 further inflame the .coun^ islim m inority a n d alieriai ne of the president’s leftist su iers.defense Secretary Donald 1
iter o f ’93 riforiipwrtiat is certain, is th a t if U.S d a k go in,'they willdQ so witl ifferentframe of.mind. Somi he govemment'have.alread; n burned once by Somalia. ■
[o'gadi^ti, th e ca p ita l, wa gerous almost beyond descrip 1. It-wtis'a'city of competini lotds,~pickU‘pis“'Pnth mb'dun« s 'a n d “qu ati” ' a 'n ia 'rcotil •r^ .b y the guruneh. A plact r e wpnien and children ctir guns, aimed m'eh hid behiric n, U;S
- ". Please sWspMAUAV a:
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mjay ; J a n u a r y 1 7 . 200:
|mgat(
| K
t at^the public forum on propos
V. ! - .. '^ r r r -T
' W i
rs listen to a ^11 house of com]
. . : the.matrix ban do thaf s . . a member ofthecitiien
...'.‘Theha'lsahugelackoi sL. ’ 'local,.stateandf^orall
' McKfitght;wtiorec6ntiy bos. . her home noar a dairy ir
•. onothefhorne'injwln Fi
^ Suhdsy’8 Tlmes^e _ ' oxcerptafrom WednMc
ind m ony.',.-
hilippinnili- Rumsfeld said at help that up tb 2S0 U.S. slim the country and "se yaf, m ore” w ould foil ama - num ber” of the Ar
, on the southem islr 3uld an area w here Phi tty’s have been battlinj late • rebels, sup- .• Philippine offida
m onth jo in t exerc 1-H. ' about 660 troops, i
3 R c ^ m b e r f i i g• • - : in tM early'l6W*.m«i«nd
I.S. roporttkey mcuto buMidth ■ Z S S J .me piviiomMi ’ tsooidv ' • CbWtonviwxfcJ- hahrfSnoh , ew>unpmonan
loadnavwrnon. <*»wa.. . wh(eJ»«om«y.
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;ne ''~ ’r ' ■'■»»«»pu}(i*ho(tic >: a x r ; s r . * -ice .. . lekftntti ' '• '* , rii^him' . ' ' •S S ' - i r r ;•s.A2 •
p i E iIPY I—
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m e d daily brtllnancei held a t t i
By Sar
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dairy I a
renewa r e a r
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ordinaneoiUM/ihitairtwi. “I t :.m pW nW ta •
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korenfofccnten'f- iially.--Seno . M J h Itly iiKMd out ol : ™ “
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nes to fia t the Pentagon U.S. Ai.S. troops were in some w“several hundred the sbuiollow. A “small It woAmericans were - front inisland of Basilan,' ism, buiPhilippine forces sion fromg Abu Sayyaf to a he:
dais say the six- ing.ana i rd s e will.total tropical s, induding 160 anddes<
ig '17 hoifis a n d tw o Bianda e( Soman* wwo »tarvlnfl to'doottiM I ladtAhu, Ihs dan srou* capltal.'boeamo Ow BM ta cactuio Vw m»i irouUaaonM Wiulor :L 3-4.'ID03. ia Amorlcana and huryjfgdi I
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'-I'lmkaxiin/ntTtMMtit trie College o f Southem Idaho
m sSandy Miller , ie»Wew8 writpr ..
n V D J/E A U i w Some said ii irity’s sixuirafc ordiriances reg ing'ahimal feeding operations sue about setbacks, allowir Iy people w ithin a mile of jy to appeal an operator’s pe t, and requiring operators I lew their pennits each year : a redpe for disaster.Joise attorney Scott Campbei0 re p re se n ts th e Idah tiymen’s Assodation, called th inances “draconian.”I t is c o n tra ry to the Idah n s titu tio n ,” Cam pbell toi unty C om m issioners Gar indstaff, B ill Brockman an rvin H em plem an a dnesday night’s public heai son the proposed ordinances, eople on b o th sides of th ly issue filled the large room a College of Southern Idaho am •e ead i given five minutes ti ak their piece about the draf barices.ounty commissioners kept i It rein on the hearing^ rigor ly enforcing the five-minut<
Please see HEARING, PageAJ
ight al-CA m y Special Forces, and
e will be allowed to work in ibuthem Philippines, would essentially- be a new : in die U.S.-led war on terfor- but a radically different mis- from Afghanistan - shifting heavily support-based role ing a friend ratlier than oust- in adversary, and coping widi ical jungle instead of snow lesert.
1 B la c k H a v ^ d o w n1««Incoming oK) waa conn»catod by 0 0» (ocu# ol o militt/y action by U.N. tutord..Mohafnmotl Forth AWd. and TKtoplSonvilb fo kui«a
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ByJuIIePenw TlmegflewB writer .
™ BOISfi - House £ ’ 'VNewcomb,R-B^l^ ' ' 1)ill that w ouldj^vi
H H erty owmers from h up to public schools can't pay when it COI
Newcomb said th( ^ H ' year would be m
a safeguard fo r' f l _ B r .o p e r ty .ta x t_ E
P a y e r s M statewide who might have to t f '
^ ■ 2 p ay an ex tra pL- ^ f l r ~ 5 2 3 rm llion,
— based-ooia-ZS- & percont “hold- IjL
^ f l : b ac k ” Gov. ) |^ H D i r k ™ ^ H " K 'em pthorne
— h a s — recom:-------m ended for th e cu rren t fi
■ school year. , iv The currcnt. | | |
law works like I h th is: I f la w
^ makers do not appr tive supplemental” o
’0 cent of last year’s api public schools, then will automatic^y.g( taxpayers to pay to I after July 1. Negadw
^ -------- tals Ulti submictlOTt^^ p ria tio n s the / approved last session,
M any Magic Republicans are sol Kempthome’s recon that schools sim ply; backs along with oiht
the cies. Yet, there are m egu-. m akers ready to ar ns - appropriations, or at 1 ring tion to 1.5 percent }f a All around, local lei per- the maneuver of fall s to property taxpayers ir - But also, there are r
makers or sdiool offic )eU, recall holdbacks for pi iho ever holding, mudi le the- - of-a holdback to prop
to make up to schools. Jho And Newcomb wai old sure it never happens, ary For taxpayers, Nev ind could protect them frc a t each pay literally th
;ar- • ex tra doUars in prop s. For example, to mak< :he p e rc e n t holdback ii J at F alls School Distric md who owns land worth J ; to taxable value would p -aft $4,254. That figure is 1
Idaho State Tax Com: t a m ula th a t divides th or- value of the district c Jte the the holdback. In tl
t r ic t , som eone whoj ^ Please see NEWCC
} a id a a llid TJie aim is to help er in ,!^bu Sayyaf. But the
defied successive go' !W for 10 years in the junj )t- mountains of the remoi Is- 'islands.lg ■ Abu Sayyaf has only le fighters, but it’s a loose >t- eration of gangs tliat < th by m elting into the w • dropping weapons ani
into tlie local populace.
Taliban money r
. surrendeT h e A sso c ia ted P re s s
KANDAHAR, Afgh U.S. investigators on V questioned a man who
^ him self as a finandal of th e Taliban and o v
-untarily-at-ihebiggest' - in Afghanistan offering
tion... , Pentagon offidals sai
• had given money to th ' . b u t had not been a m
th e Islam ic regim e tl
Please see MONi
V .
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50 cents
combrauldge—3ltax>r ,
se Speaker' Bruce ' r l^ , has drafte'd a lievra tlocdprdp- n having to make x>ls what the state t comes up short.I the proposal this
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. 'L e g is la tu re uon.gic V alley : solidly behind commendations 3ly absorb hold- odier state agen- •e moderate law- ) argue for fujl ■ nt least a reduc-
il le^ la to rs find falling back on ers distasteful, re no local law- )ffidals who can 3r public schools Jl less a shifting property mvncrs "•— )ols.wants to make ens.Nevcomb’s bill 1 from having to' y thousands of property taxes, lake up the 2.5 :k in the Twin trict, a farm er rth Sl million in Id pay an extra i is based on an Commission for- s the assessed ict divided into [n the same dis- -•hose hom e fs WCOIVIB, Page A2
Iliesp eradicate the the group has governments
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only about 800 >osely knit fed- lat can escape he jungles or and blending
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I Somalia _"Continuod fro m ^; so ld iers by showing tlu ; backs of their shoes.I U.S. Gen. Tom Montgi ; deputy com m ander of Ui
force Uiere, called Mogadi; • * “Temple of Doom.”
: In the fa ll of 1993, Air _ j; and U.N. m ilitary comm
waiUed to 'captUre Mohc• Farah A idid, the most ti
some of th e w arlords wl: been raiding relief suppli ; stirring civil var.• Hc was slippery, almost i• tom. A half dozen raids hac - to find him. People kept rej
false sigluings. American; ’ named him Elvis,• Ori Oct. 3, tlie Aihencan• lipped they had a chance• some of his lieutenants, if ni
Tlie setting: a building ni • : Olympic H otel in Mogiu
' market district.; “If th e re was a hornet• any^vhere in Mogadishu, tl ■ i t ,” said A rm y C apt. J : Stniecker, a veteran of th ; “We knew that going in."J The plan: U.S. soldiers ; d rop dow n ropes from I Hawk and Litde Bird heJic
iNewcoml; Continued from Al : worth $100,000 in ta.xable .' would pay an extra S423 ne; : to make up for the 2.5 pi : holdback of tills year shoul
makers let it go back on pr - • -owners.
In the Jerom e School D tliat farmer with Sl million
lo f property would pay an .* $4,872, and in tlie Cassia t
h e or she w ould pay an• $6,236, according to Gary I i who approves budgets and ! for die tax commission.
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dusty the pilo; itgomery. They would si f the U.N. bers and spir adishu the convoy of ve!
meet tlie cliopi American The outcomi ntnandcK hoiuT>: a succe.<; ohammed " ' den blizzard o t trouble- Black Hawk ; who had another durir iplies and attem pt, com
that stretdied DSt a phan- the bodies of i had failed Americans dr c reporting streets.;ans code-
can.s wefe “I had tJie d nee to get says Struecki if not him. R an g er staffS near tlie___ everyone in tlgailishu’s - going to die.” I
diers portrayec net’s nest movie “Black 1 i, tlii.s was ing nationwide . Jeffrey Midaftemoo f the raid. 3, Task Force ' action, down i
ers would the dust. /)m Black Rangers sec elicopters, tha t housed A
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s so narrow th e rojors ^ e l lle tw een build ings, so / m ei lilots could hard ly seoc" arri'J snatch m ilitia m em- Sjp irit th em aw ay in a ren tveh ic le s t h a t wa|: to Stoppers a t th e scenQ in cl)me over 17 h a rro \dng th ectssful roondup, a sud- pick1 of opposing fire, one o ff I vk sh o t d o w n , th e n A s t ring a f ra n tic re scu e w he )m bat a n d con fusion so ld cd tlirougli th e niglu, th e i of two of tlie 18 dead - M dragged th rough th e . sho t
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He is am ong tJie sol* Aiyed in d ie book-based pass■k Hawk Down” open- wayide this w eekend. u n t iloon on S unday , Oct. pilotce R an g er w en t in to t l ie \n th e ro p es and in to Ai
and Isecured th e b u ild ing th e 11 A id id’s m ilitia , and two :
r Mini-Cassia lawmak* e.xpeB ert S te v e n s o n , R- peopRep. Scott Bedke, R* i s a f
k Newcomb. They say Bulink it is fa ir to penal- ponejperty ow ners fo r th e fo r c; d judgm en t or for tion>my d iat brings few er M ari income tax a n d sales ' ordei
continted to a $480,000,000 tem .te revenues in ju s t a “Vmd re ite ra ted tlie gov* in <n m e n ts t h a t a .“ ta x “ Chil a t is im m u n e from once-------------------- ------ T -] fullyr week. O.iiiy only S5.00 vvay Iy only 53.50 per week. Ne:d in nil ahovc rales. A e redwill he levied for ali Taxa
n a t i o n " Hvs(UPS63l-080)ispul>* fpW32 Third Sl. W-. Twin301. by Mugic Valley 24Periodicals paid at Twin .s-News, Officini cily and •' pur^uanl to Section 6C* r S i:«Jc.-n.ursday is hereby ^lay of lhe week on which V ^ i« published...i|ea«e-*cnd change of.0, Box 548, Twin Falls. __ J*
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Jolaa: A iitlio snow or llurrios earl] oday. High 28. Becoming cloudy ti -0W.14.
lo r th em Nevada: Snow (lurries h iroa this moming, ihon clouds and He 208 and tho 30s. ________
lo rth e m Utah: Moslly cloudy todt HO in tho valloys and a sovoral inc 5w 30s......................... ....................
lorthomJdaho:.Pnrtly_8unny this ttio snow or liunios sproadlfig'froii lins lo 34 In Ijjwlsion. . .
■ J A T I O N A L E X T R EIlgh 86’ In Notchitochos, LA
'N A T I O N A L W E ASfwwo aro noon posfliooa ol vrtathor t highs lor tha day.Forecast hJgh/low lo
Delta commandos rr - nen as the groi urived.
Sporadic gunfire h ent. I
Stniecker, then a i n charge of a t\w>-vel he convoy, was dii )ick up.a.soldier.wKo.had fti iff ills rope and been badly i \s diey drove back to the airi vhere U.S. forces were base oldier <vith Stniecker was she he head and killed.
Meantime, a Black Hawk hot down by a rocket-prope xenade.
Now hundreds of gunmen v ittacking- abou t-90 . s tram Americans. The vehicle con' mable to find'die downed cl ter crew, was ordered bacIlase widi its prisoners.. ..... -
Americans at the crash sc lassed up a ciiance to fight tl /ay out, instead hunkering d< n til they could re tr ie v e Hot’s body, whidi was caugh lie wreckage.Another Black Hawk was
nd crashed about two miles fi lie first. Americans droppec A-o snipers. Tliey died in co.m
xperiencing Uie very things i eople it serves.are experieni : a flawed tax structure."But die current law has its ;
onents. Tliey say it is a safegii jr cliildren. The origin^ legi on was passed, Superintend larilyn Howard said Tuesday rder to maintain consistency; antinuity in the public school im. ' . ,“We cannot afford elib and f
1 o u r schools,” she sz Children only go through s d nee, and they have to have c illy sequenced curriculum all ay dirough.”Newcomb’s bill will be con
red by tlie House Revenue i axadon Committee.
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irly, thon clouds ond somo sunshi / tonight with a liltlo snow or llunl
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>day with periods of snow lhat will inchos In tho mountains. Highs In
ils rooming jh p n mostly doudyjli v m n b i^ to south. Higlis (rom no
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ATHER)r systoms and prodpltaUoo. Temporal I lornporaltitai am gfven lor «iloctad,(
. j f te r freeing the ; captured by the S< released.
Almost two hi operadon began, vehicles se t oui relent|less fire and
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Continuod from A l k w a s limit and allowing pelled only on the ordir
about problems re, ‘ were operations, nded- ---M anypeopleat '^voy, near dairies and I chop- how odor can dri ick to mile away. And ex- ...... . don’t live next to
scene . the ordinance th :ilieu- people widiin a mi d o ^ operation to h a \ e th e wheUier or not tp Bht in unfair’.
• Valerie Chisholi IS hit, helping to run a f ; from performing at the ed m Springs Festival ne imbat “The dairies abi
beyond one mile j up and die en?uinj
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napkin w rapped s food. Tlie Impact <guard gogj fgp beyond ' ;gisia- . impact is severe foi adent enjoys outdoor ay. in Jor any tourist ir y and depends upon a < 3* sys- njent ■p e large c , safe and they are niJ n ? " Chisliolra also V
about die possible ^ 0 “ damage to die env
large operations, ill the stench and
. . a ir is b rea thed b Chisholm said. “Tl
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in, a convoy of 22 every )u t b u t ra n in to way.” nd turned back. ' Itw s in the'convoy, his that I t-tripS-ihrouglx the—-. could
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a t the'hearingiive------d know first-hand 3451Jrift more than a pijo j even peo'ple who,. •to ’a dairy called " otdoth a t allows only Qo nrmile of a proposed teiave a say-so on . Viittetp grant a permit |
lolm remembered I a food booth and lie last Thousand near Hagennan. gmabove the rim far activis e stank the place ^ed al ing plague ot flies itin g and highly to o a t th e re ,"“ P eop le had to
iw hU eiteep inga ed a ro u n d th e ir :t of large dairies ‘ d one m ile. T he ,foreverj-onewho ors and especially g^jj, in d u s try which aren’t
a c lean environ* e dairies are.not {J,' jnothedU iy.” forthe 3 voiced concern „le healdi risk and operat uivironment from
nd bacteria-laden
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slee. “I had the feeling thei IS a w eapon poin ted out i ery window and every door,” h id. “I was receiving fire froi ery rooftop and every alle' ly.”[t was not until close to midnigl at U.S. forces and their allie old mount a sizable rescue. - -
Proposed ordinances« ^ c s Of Twlnfails County’s pro- •• o s« I ordinances regulating animal i!^n g operation s con be picked u ^ . t uie Office of”Planning arKl'Zoning, * 46 Thinj Ave. £. Tbe ordinances Iso a n b e ^ ' n online at m W rifa lla ^ n ty .o fg . Dick on, ro p b s^ AFO ordfnafice's.'. ‘ ' ' ommissioners will also accept writ-. !n tesU m 6nyuntil5p .m Jdn .23 . /ritten s ta tem enls can bo mailed to win Rjlls County Commissloncfs. ■ .O.Box 126. TWIr Fails, ID 83303.
pacted by the high consumi: n of large dairies.” iu t w hile environm enta ivists and daiiy nei^bors woi d about odor, flies and possibL ildi risks from large operation; i ^ e n worried most about thi linance tha t would allow thi mty to revoke a permit basei complaints.That’s worse than what hap led in Nazi Germany,” saic lis Filers, executive director o Idaho Dairymen’s Association >ome sa id ord inances tha n’t enforced aren’t wordi the )er they’re written dn. One o : proposed ordinances allow; the hiring of a hearing examin :o ^ th e r information about ar tration and help make a ded 1 on whether or not to grant oi tew a p erm it. People at the iring pointed out how diecoun ilready has a planning and zon administrator and commission 1 taxpayers’ money would be te r spent_ on someone tc orce CAFO ordinances.What good a re ru les if we n’t going to have anyone tc
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advanced street by si ^ t heavy fire, finzdly gelies vivors bade close to i- ne.xtmoming...........
] enforce them?” askei 1 a local environmenta]
. But dairymen, n e , activists did seem to
thing: diat the “mac — -purtogedierbyTigra
on bodi sides of d ie < the ordinance that sh ally end up on diebo<
.............. “The matrix is desJ. te c t sm all o p e ra te
gp. the county’s six draft < jjjj - County commissior . Qf matrix, but it must be jjj public hearings befo IJJ j approved, and there v
to do th a t befo re, t Qf moratorium runs out J
County commissioi ■ ta k e the inform a
W ednesday’s hea rii w hat they can to tht
Qj. ordinances.“They made some {
tions and we’ll work i jjj. gestions if we can ,”- -V said.
.. G rindstaff said .tl J nances will then be
an d p u t into «?ffect' in te rim while th e n th ro tigh th e pub li prodess. The county
— I ancl zonii^ admuiistrs
I th e matrix as guidelii • cessing new applicati m al feeduig operationj said.
— CO R REClA map in Wednes(
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H art Senate O ffice'Bu sdieduled to reopen IVi bein g closed s in c e ; because of an anthrax*ta te r sen t to M a jo rity niom as Daschle’s office.
A n e-mail memo being ed aroimd th e S enate Centers for. Disease Cor
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toxeopen a t noon on Frii--------18,-2002i”-said-thee-ma
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'-NEW YORK (A P) ^ g e r ia n was sen tence years in prison Wednesd
—— n i^ m u m - for-his-role-i " to detonate’ a su itcase 1
the Los Angeles airport z millennium celebrations.
M o k h tar H a o u ari^S lives in Canada, was_co last summer of federal he supplied fake IDs and two othersin the plot.
The plot was foiled v m asterm ind , A hm ed P
■ was arrested in Washingt • in December 1999 while t
enter from Canada in a « a trunkful of explosives. had been tra in e d in te camps financed by Osa Laden, according to in^ tors.
.,’."At the time, prosecut( \tha t the attack on the c •iirport in the days before '2000, could have been the t s t act of terrorism agai
Money_■Continued from Al fg h an is tan from 1996 to
■ was not known what info , he has about the compleji ■'support of Osama bin La< ,'O aida terrorist netw ork
sheltered b y th e la l i t M arine spokesman Lt. ^ r v i s said the man sho “Tuesday at the Kandahar
, w here thousands of lI.S. 81*6 based and a detentior holds hundreds of al-Qai
-Taliban fighters.'■ TTie man remained on t W ednesday b u t was noi detained, Jarvis said. A P( o ffic ia l said on condii anonymity that he was ndi U.S. l is t o f w a n te d me
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'Chiefs of Staff, said the m b e in g ,q u e stio n ed . B ut.
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P ) T An U n ite d S taic e d to 24 Oklahoma CB sday-the H a o u a r i le-in-a -plot— opportunity;e bom b a t ten d n g andrt amid the “ T h e delns. posed a greV 32, who being of the _convicted__U .S . District•al cha'rg'es said,ind cash to T h e ju r;....................- H aouari guii w hen its supply m atei R essam , rorist act. Hngton state of conspiraqle trying to • H ao u ari va car wiih ■ plying Ressa
BS. Ressam fication andI te r ro r is t bom b-m akii)sam a bin ho ly -w ar a,investiga- States.
T he ju ry a:utors said a ch a rg e tTite crow ded' port bombinore Jan.* I, Prosecutorsthebloodi- Haouari didgainst the bombing tarj
w ould n o t i I to 200L It m an ’s idem nformation came to the I: ilex.web of U.S. offici: Laden’s al- man was an j )rk, which cial .but la teiliban.-—------- said h e was aLt. Jam es T he n a tu r :howed up ported dona lar airport, -However, dt I.S. troops— T aliban was don center source of inc Qaida and m ilitia p u rp
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u ry found, find ing A ju i l^ “Ofconspiracy to ” ite rid support to a ter*He was a ^ convicted
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y acquitted Haouari on ( tTiat he aided the air- )ing plot iri particular. _ rs acknowledged that _ id not know the exact B arget'
t give d e ta ils on the sn tity or say how he ' e base.icials initially said the tn al-Qaida finance offi- Iter Pentagon officialss a Taliban backer.-------- -u re of the m an’s pur- nations w ere unclear, during the years the •
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W hite House P ress Secrc A ri F le ischer said Wedne; President Bush was satisfied the prisoners’ treatment. —“Ir is humane; itisT e sp ea he said. “The p residen t is £ fied that they are being treat* Americans would w ant peop be treated.”
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the ch id e s shordy after a grand jury in Boston hand nine-count in d ic tm e n t,;
■ - - “W em ustbepreparedrM be ready; We m ust be v i ^
The ind ictm en t alleg' ReFd a'ftempted toTdH t sengers-on A m erican A Flight 63 from Paris to M Dec. 22.
“Richard Reid did attt . use a weapon of mass d
tion, consisting of an ex bom b p laced in ea ch shoes,” against Americai the 12-page indictmenr.
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• In,addition .1! ch a rg es a weapon of ninistakable attempted m ululd attack homidde, ReiiJ.” .■ pladnganexpI discussed aircraft, interi:r a federal crew, using ainded up a during a crinIt, saying, attem pted w:L-We must tra n ^ r ta tio niplant.” -----------He also wleges th a t attem pted w:U 'the pas- transporta tii1 A irlines cha^e aeate<I Miami on anti-terrorism
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The U.S. E m bas^ suspen nost consular services Mont dting what it said were cred ^cu rity threats. Tlfe, suspen; •emains in effect •
The Yemeni offidal. speal )n condition ofanonymity, 'i rhe Assodated Press the gov n en t had received informal rom the United States that 2aida militants had contemph larry ing ou t an attack on imbassy.
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juse Idaho% prim aiy and ■general election dates.J. G iving school d istricts Ian in c e n tiv e to s to p lu sing o d d b a ll e le c tio n !dates is a tem pting idea. IBut don’t expect enthu* liSasm voters to take th e
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__ ibiarae fo r killing-bondjsTably re je c t any proposal ;ly a im s to raise th e ir ts ;{hirds su p e rm a jo rity r ;t?xes 'difficult, and vote ;way.
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Harry Potter teaches giResponse to “Don’t argu«
you’ll lose” printed Saturd:Don’t argue with a Harry
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buys his books is referred ti ^called Flourish and Blotts.”
r^erredloas'"aAvizard’ssl that Harry is interested in j “Curses and Counter Curse read on, you will see that H aged from buying the book book or putting to use anytl book. Harry is also remindt not allowed to do magic out
Harry is not anxious to g( that he could curse his cous The book merely mentions wand... this was what Harr really looking forward to.” ; nothmg about Harry wantii that he could curse Dudley,
There was no Dark Arts s the. area that housed the so: In fact, the charms and spd pro tea the stone from fiOL hands of a dark wizard. Ani anyone telling K ury and R “must keep p u tti^ spells o
This letter reminds me oi article I read recendy in wh (I believe from Columbia U how terrible these books wi dren, and then admitted thi read any of the four books.
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mijbiity sive tax10 Constitution is dating lh a n g in g th e F o r < rds superm ajority ’ in ten d )I bond votes will votes c all to climb. During l u ^ g Gov. D irk ly seen t~ to " m a k e “ th e '“ in cre a n jjthom ehasp rtv . stackir ^ote'reqiurem ^ t - ' This loprdistri^ t h at th e d( \nd~ ~
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raising taxes diffic, the and voters Me iltlto on ■)thla tu re w ith two- the St« r tJiat, Idaho vot- th ird s ,ss i r i y a -Miiiple—attem p
• : ■ s tand£ me penny-pinch- school d u c r a ts u su a lly s ta te c Lissues-will prob;__tiresQn sal th a t ultimate-' B u t i * taxes. The two* requ irt y m ak es ra is ing The L< o ters l ik e 'i t .that help lo
ing s tala tiv e approach. That ai 1 d istricts started afforda a jo r i ty req u ire - ers.lot against them --------Id a tm ajority is possi- t h a t s< ict to attain .-T he m ust o Dtes pass in m any openin r u r a l . , .. cei ved
n to is w hether a tion p r _to_E^.uade_yoit_the.co.ii )ls n e e d u rg e n t jud icia m d ers ta n d th e ir bond vi n ee d s instead of Idah( h as a good start ately, h
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n & t h e i soutside of school. . j , ^ 0 get a wand soousin, Dudley. - .)ns“Amagic r tw uan y had been To o3.” Rowling says Iwonting a wand so to feecley. AfghajTS spell cast upon Wor5 sorcerer’s stone. childn;pells cast were to helpfcailing into the. desire,^ d I don’t recall remotid Ron lhat they get theIs on people.” Letteo f anewspaper weclawhich the writer from p
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S ta te p le a fo r trim m ing thi d s r e q ii i r e m e n t w as a n p t. A nd h is i« otivation lo \ d a b le : F ig h tin g law su its o l d is tr ic ts th a t feei.en titi 5 c o n s tru c tio n fu n d in g miome.,_____ •_______________It th e C o n s ti tu tio n ’s twb-t ;irem ent doesn!t need to di L e g is la tu re took a good si lo c d d istricts last year, by p s ta te a id fo r in te re s t payn a id m akes th e to tal package
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laho .should not.low er.the 1 sch o o l c o n s tru c tio n prof
c overcom e. To do so wouli ling th e floodgates to poorl; i d .o t.poorly .explained con proposals. F o r proof, ju s t k :o.unty_fioyeinmenta.ihat.t^_ :ia l confirm ations to s k ^ a I votes altogether. / iho’s Constitution, quite ap; ’, has a built-in bias against taxes. W hen scliool bonds tn Jed , t h e p ro c ess fo r a p p r 1 still works. Don’t expect vol igeiit.. .............' .......... - -
of editorials are Stephen Hartgen, oper and Shelley Ridenour.
IRSiy about: what Harry leams abo self and others, what Hany lear ut friendship and loyalty, what I ns about sclf<onfidenc^ and mi what Harry leams about the difl ion between right and wrong, ecendy, it was reported on the r : 8 of 10 kids a g e s ll to 16 have i ;t otm of the four books and 5 of e read all four. In iny opinion, J. vling has contributed more to di of our children than any other s ividual. Read the books and foa stoiy, the real story, and you ly good messages.RAD DOTSON win Foils
id the suffering Afthan ctill0 OUT legislators:.would like to add my encourageleding the staiTong ch ild r^ ofhanistan.Worldwide, parents ore alike. .Thi dren are their hope for tomoriw J for their children is d<eir greati ire. I realize some of the places d lOte, but h^copters or food droi thejob done.e t us prove that we are the Chii daim to be and deliver these chi n pain and suffering. This would slutely the greatest statemeniw Id make about our nation and it<
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ths later, alas, we’re at it dme we’re reinventing a his i t in a perfunctory.bow to .. liversity. S pecific^y , we’re the photographic instant Now York City f i re f i^ te h nerican flag atop a pile of round Zero.! was captiu'ed by photo^a- ranklin of The Record of nty, N.J. Franklin’s image is eproduced as a 19-foot stat- cted a t the F ire :*s Brookljm headquarters tc I the 343 fire fighters who 1.11.notable difference. The . 3n are still men (an over- re), but they’re no longer they’re of various eihnidtie vhite, black and Hispanic - lect the ethnic content of lent.V York City firefighters and :s are upset by the falsifica* svents. It’s not about race, rabout reality; l i the three had been black, would we ;d die faces to reflect more he diversity of tiiose who■y?
indeed. Jesse Jackson and
Jit may not be overJy good start for Idaho’s win idc is a cause fo r celebration vhen we compare it to last jy'snow leVels resulting froni lhat has p la c e d Idaho over lyears.irly is premature for anyone ibove-normal snowpacklev* Idaho basins in the first half nean Idaho’s drought is oyer ies to Idaho water, it ain’t , [other Nature sings. And she >ice a single n o te . ' '• •, ■. 3ws starting law last yew ’'-, • dng fbr skiers and snov^o*, rtunately, it also kunched a B d ro u ^ t is bver^ comments Jrivate., ,r : r-. regularly naonitor snov^ad 'Idaho’s 16 m ajor basiiis, yoi d a trend develop^g. The ' lasins widi less than 100 per- age has steadily inaeased. this:- the statewide snowpack> 138 perccnt of normal. Not o’s 16 basins was less than of normal,die statewide average had
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jo lisnh llove^m bot.- ti Ith more. And'dieinging the races of the • • hlotographed raising the ot true. Il’s not factual. . p iia t way. Why does its because truth ahvays Pt’s an diat matters. tl ;m; dianging die facesghters is hugely sym- bsar that we value sym- v e value truth. The .J fact dial of die d ty ’s ^s, 2.7 percent are o cent ace H ispanic Notnbers, but even a s:hallenged person such a Ji'ai 2.7 isn’t one-third
gslidng and didng P md lo itrA nd onceyou-—- ti ble widi littie adjust- tweak here and ab e ^ n not to notice ^pears altogether. oiseht, tyiranny reigns. C'
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10 had 10 of 16 basins feragw below 100 per-ewide average had isrcient of normal. L •cumulation seasonier and runs through [ |il.!That‘means therenths to go before we ,t .what we will have for *
is.hbioriousforiis ^ie mOijth’s storm track Je n ^ series of snow Jly become die next - ^unire bubble that works ^k ^ p in g skies dear, ^^'ant airiin. Chinook •inn snaps can shrink ^j t o v e r ^ t . svater like your own -t1. A pile of overtime • c uple mondis of die yeari’ll be on easy street cleyinyoiu'bank I ter. Espedally in tiiese £liable job security. r e tell you the drought is ion’t know that yet. So
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ps thetrSuch, u ltim a td ^ is ihcrloat prom ise of political correct!
B ut it’s only a statue, you li tt le thing no worse than a (pardon the exdusion). If it p ie feel better,.what’s the h th e symbol, darling. It’s wh:
..bol stands for, which isn’t a tru th , then what if not'a liei
' T he firefighters captured e ra - Dan McWilliams, Geoi an d Billy Eisengrein - have den d y silent.
But dieir attorney. Bill K< m en are “disappointed,” an te n a letter asking that prot d ie stam e b e halted.
In fairness, this may be a intentions gone awiy. The f a n a diverse nation, and.pe m any races and hues died I is ts’ hand tha t day. But hon people shouldn’t require a{ th e glory of others.
Perhaps a more fitting tri b e another sort of memoria V iem am “Wall.” Symbolicj would say more about our r th e faces of any man or woi on a wall, without any othei features, say we’re all esser sam e, one people, which, of a re .
W hat we are not are die i guys who raised the flag on p ile of rubble that day. Anc tru th , like it or not.----- :i- .
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s tay tuned, keep your fingei a n d think snow.
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I was personally off^dod comments, and worse, my sc t h ^ . I truly liked the mom 92.5. Now, I am going to be < n ew station to listen to.
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3eacase of good ' he fact is, w e ' d.people of ed by.the terror- honoring those e appropriating
g tribute would orial like th e . Dlically, th a t lur nation th an 1 woman. N ames idler identifying ssentially the tl, of course, we
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' . Ashcroft’s statement is the most astounding thin{ said by a US. offidal in a years. Does Ashcroft have low estimate bf the Ameri pie's intelligence?:! Peiliapsheneedstobe pcQuainted with ITiomas' iTefferson, wrtio said, “Ih e progress of things is for Ifl
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against an eiiemy as nebu ^%itemational taroriszn." Ashcroft is a perfect Orvw character.1 In “1984," Big Brother!people that “f r ^ o m is sl Ashcroft refuses to conc» lhe Bush administration is to curtafl liberty in the lea Those who see diminished m ust be h a H u d n a t^ see “phantoms of lost liberty.’
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_____ rw nrfinp t h o n r l r n in tc t ^ fin’ alleged and-terrorism bill, expands the government's of.surveiUance, permits se searches of homes and v<e jud idal overaght of law ei ment, again, we are deludi think freedom is evaporat
' This is a dassic p o v ^ gi under the co+er of an eme SepL 11 has given policy-n chance to bring down fron shelf every new police pov have wanted for years. TTii is rigged in favor of power.
As Schumer puts it, “Foi foreseeable future, the fed government will have to gi The era of a shrinking fedi em m ent has come t^ a do: course, the senator was o?
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iRaymond Miller TFCA boys bask" Tw in Falls . C h r i s t i a n :.A ;c a d c m y l.- JUnior guard < ^ - a y m o n d • I^ f il le r s e t a u S S f n .'i-cquple of ;-.Sjiiool records ••twhen he -':Iu3ocked do^vn ' jn i ; ; ' -nine 3^x)inters
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trying to continue his ;Tmlys at the next level. • ;r-A s for this^yearl Miller i >W prriprs are hoping to wii ^•IBore regular-season games ;-3jpading to Pasco, Wash., fi »:3 ^ g u la r yea r-end tournj I:^ h ich features several Cl : - ^ o o l s ftum around the reg
?*We need to win that,” 1 .^.'adding th a t th e Warrior^
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s Ot slu ter Michelle Kvmn, k)de ^filler and odier.ath* U.S. Olympic Com m ittee’s p red ic ted W ednesday Americans w ould w in a t 0 medals a t the Salt Lake lines.m edal prospect? figured lently as new USOC chief- ive Lloyd Ward and USOG sn t Sandra Baldwin n iet
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T he league fined C 5500,000 fo r th e commc re co rd fo r an in d iv id u a l about $650,000, Cuban coi
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Stoelora wide rocelvor HInos Wa :an't mako a fingertip catch dur } passing drill Wednesday at the Steelers proctlco complex In Pittsburgh. . 'bul.penalty^on th e second ] rom sainOTage, ater on Amos Zereoue’s run.
T har led Woodsonito confi Vard afterward, call him a c 'layer ahd accuse hin\ of in lonally trying to hurt him.*W /as la ter fined $10,000 by IFL for taundng Woodson dui
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s c t a tI JOlympic rion of ske ues Rogge. bobsled in Sitic.-that-we--------KwanVsi5,” Baldwin last week’s ■. “I t was a cham pions started. But series of wii y e v e n b e a es on the V la t . I h a v e ' th is winter i couple of USOC’sWgl !t h u rt that Baldwin
chances I which often freesty le sl I s ta b le a t and bobsledcs,-is^not-a------- -“I r h a rb iarts power. that die Un i l 3 m e d ^ s tronginw i G am es in our showca:
cching the said. “We’\ 1994 a t rime and m
winier spor adirionally have a great :r e a s e in id e s afterw ted S ta tes have to wate n the addi*
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0 NBA’s hoad of offlclatlng:'I v
Inesday bought a s tanu2r of the So, after doitced tw o does he still thQ u e en doit?
d o n a “It dependsast-food the customers
part,” Cuban sa:am e in ' “Part of dierion that to make wiih tl:ish, th e hav e to undeing, “ to tomers and lear
b u s in (^ ”C u b an • Cuban, fined
le n t , 'a lion by die NIL!a l. F o r since he boughtould’ve his boss-for-a*(
1 BaltimStrahar
Tho uck has bo<■ Q m ' ried defensive pi
major reason wh The Associated f Player of the Yeo
Strahan, who Mt 22.5'.socks for th earned a sevcn-v
■ Chicago llncbacit balloting announi
' “Only Mvon," Str Vard huge smilo that'sluring famous gap tooih.kg pointed, but i'll t£
Nothing was di»a| dofenslvo ond’s f
a play in which \!d.him-----ized for unsportsn‘V__ _ “Tm going to d(nfront jq ballgam l ^ 'doesn’t liko the w oi^ ' sam e, so be it
Wednesday. “I d w hat he thinks.
720 0 2 “ :----- 7 " —
i o n s Iskeleton an d women’s In Salt Lake. I r sd n tilla tin g -v ic ro ry a i~ ik’s U.S. figure skating I)nsh ips a n d M iller’s Iwins and podium finish- IJ World Cup ski circuit ICer hav e added to th e Iligh hopes. ■in also c i te d m edal I
in snow board ing , I! sk iing , speedskating Ieddlng. P rbeen 'the 'expecta tibn ~ - United S tates must getwinter sport and this is .case opportunity,”' she Ul e’ve in v ested a lot of m oney in having-our
torts do well and we’ll;at legacy with the fadl- h'irw ards. Now we ju s t SI atch irpayoff.”
se see OLYfVIPICS, Page B2
T -T |Q r y
5, on Wodnosday. Wearing a nav od on a promlso to tho fast-food ■I wouldn't hiro him to manago i
tu p DQ franchise. Pailoing the job himself, e r ;think Rush couldn’'t “
theds on how he treats lesiirs. T h a t’s the hard catsaid. bo<
le point I was trying PaiI tlie NBA is that you ans le rs ta n d your cus- wuj ;am to get better as a just
loo i2d more than Sl mil- CfBA in the two years niv: ;ht the team, praised a-day, s to re owner
more’s Wan earns Defensive Pbocomo the most glorl-i play in the NFL. awhy Michael Strohan is '' - J P3d Press Defensivefear. ' wMt an NFL record with .ffsir tho New York Giants. w:n-vote margin overacltcr Brian Urlachcr Inlunced Wednesday. | | HStrahan said with aafshowedoffhlslottilook. 'I'm disap- MichII tako it."' Lewis IwppolntJng about tho linobJ 's performance this oifior.
fl Ward was penal- .playetOTanlike conduct. • ’don’tt do whatever I can Waam es, a n d if he ly ta rle way l play the diat r
i t ,” W ard said aren’i[ don’t really care being s. Tm no t a dirty
Michelle Kwan smiles after fir her freo skate at the U.S. Rgt Skating Championships Satun lo s Angelos. Kwan ffnisfied In placo.
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navy bluo donim shirt and a mai bod chain to bo a managor for a go a Dairy Quoon.'
Parrish*6hapman, and took a er shot a t the league.
“Pd love to send Parrish i the NBA to have him give th lesson ili exactly how to comr cate,” Cuban said.' "When body n eed ed to in te ra c t P arrish , hc was ^ g h t thei :mswer tlie questions. That’; tvuy you run a bu.?iness. If Pa iust went up there and just u ook, we’d be a lot better off.”
Cuban’s presence created a lival atmosphere a t the subu
Please see CUBAN. Pag(
Voodsor! Player of th e Year
I season.___
27 voles from nationwlcJe panel of 50 media mombc who cover the NFL Urlacher earned 20. La
^ ^ R 8 b Km season's choice, Balllmoro line-
lichaol Strahan backer Ray (wis, got two votes, ond Cleveland iebacJ<er Jamir Miller received the her.
ly ^ . blocks are dean , an n’t care if you diin’tTike i t " ■ Ward said he never intention targets an opposing player, I U most defensive backs sim] 2n ’r accustomed to a receiv ing as physical as hc is -.es]
please see NFL, Page
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^ — YourSporlKevin Hall, 7 3 5 - 3 m
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H j apprc n -of Re
T h a A sso c la te c
PHOENIX- when baseball trading teams th e yapprove the S'
f f H i H the Boston Ri . - led -b y -E lo rid
John Henry. ' i' O w ners, wl^ • usually take s
™ to 12 months i p ro c e ss frai
flnlshlns ■=''ise sales.^ to re speed, p a n of® . season dommr urday In to cu t from 30 In first ■ . ■ p la n , 'w h ic h
league team s for the first tin
. been stalled inA f te r le n g t
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that ended jusi m e e tin g ’s
J approved the ]-------- w ith-chc-N cw
abstaining.“ B aseball r i
' just like it runsn | B | | said in a mes:
fans..9 H B T he vote seti
. fo r Henry to se S158 m illion t th e c u r re n t N owner, and foV
. ^cam to th e i office for $120 r
Pleas
g Span P dom]
M rankiH | 9 The T lm es-N ew s
Good th in g s packages. Or so t
Three area Wi M B i||| 103 pounds - he
tive weight cla.<;: H j n s ta te w rcstli:
released this wc H H dent wrestling a
Bardett G ene Hammc
and John Clark, ian- of D eclo , bo th ra 1 0 3 - p o u n d
w re s tle rs , a re ranked No. 1 in the 5A and 3A {
c anoth-. lively . A lso li: Wendell’s Mark
il up to • pounds in the’cc them a class- nmuni- The No. 3 and v in any- Spartans listed ei t w ith the s ta te ranfc e re to A dam s (112), Ji It’s die (152) an d Jo e y Parrisli holding No. 2 rani took a m ates M ark Hat
f.” J e f f A n d e rso n il a car- th ird -p la c e shc 3urban .- M cC lellan (145
fourth and Span )ge B2 .(125) received a N
T opp ing th e i Idaho Falls schoo Idaho Falls.
L X B a r tle t t ra n k ;teams and indivii dassification.
T hree Tw in Fa received No. 6 r
,i„Arf Leonard VonBemim a -------F a u g h t- (2 1 S ) - r
Wilden(175).A t C lass 4A,
Bobcats received , Gerardo Vega (17
Jones (275) tops ar w ith No. 3 ran Tliiesson(189) was
- representative wit ranking.
At Class 3A, a si njj leam dropped a sp
rankings to th ird I S a lem .an d S nak seven Senators we
------ 1 ing 21 Sawtooth Cin d l _ Conference wrestle ’ in ^ . '■ onal- And in th e com , but rankings, 10 membi nply .^Wver-Oakley team iiver along w ith Dimom ispe- teamm ate Jason B
g2 third a t 189 pounds,
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Section B
nersrove sale Led Soxa te d P re s s_____________
EX - On a historic day :ball owners ^scussed uns instead of players, ed W ednesday to le S660 million sale of I Red Sox to a groupjrid aM arlin s-o w n er-----y.'
c e t i ^ K ^ ^ A s t o ^ I Jfran-js , ac ted in re c o rd t of a tumultuous off- ninated by their plan I 30 tp 28 teams. That ch ca lls fo r m a jo r ms to be elim inated t time since 1899, has i in court.n g thy n eg o ria tio n sle-R ed-Sor-and-the----- -itis attorney g e n e r^ ^ just hours before the
s ta r t , o w n e rs . he Boston deal 29-0, Jew -Y o rk -V an k e es--—
1 runs in our veins,•uns in yours.” Henry lessage to Red Sox
sets in motion plans5 sell lhe Marlins for in to Jeffrey Loria,It M on trea l E xpos for Loria to sell hiS
le com m issioner’s 20 million:’lease see MLB, Page B2
rtans linate stling. dngs« _______________
Igs come in sm all so the saying goes.I wYestlers - two at - head their respec- :la.<:ses in the latest stling ra n k in g s,; week by indepen- ig authority Rocky
im onds of M inico i rk . ~
Rankings i re - B3in — ----------------
5A classes, respec- l isted No. 1 is
irk Dimond, at 171 e’combined 2A-1A
id well-represented d eight individuals ■ankings with Eric ), Josh A nderson 'ey Vail (171) all rankings and leam- H arper (119) and Dn (160) ho ld ing showings. N ate 145) was tabbed parian Jose Vega a No. 5 ranking, le 5A ranks a re hools Skyline and
nks the top six , lividuals for each 1
1 Falls Bruins all6 rankings w ith
em dt (189), Brent) am l-~Spencer----------:
A, four B urley : ed mention, with (171) and Jaxson IS among the team rankings. T y ler was Jerome’s lone with a fifdi-place
a strong Gooding 1 spot in die team rd behind Sugar* iake«River, bu t were listed lead-
th Ccntral Idaho stlers in the rank- .
:ombined 2A-1A mbers of die Raft .! jam were ranked f lond ond Trojan n Blair, who was nds. :
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| i *■ MALTA-Kade BJ* «’10 points and Annie SW' nine points to lead the
, ^past Raft River 47-33 ij ■ •fe ren ce gam e Wee]\ .-Malta. ^I I T he Vikihgs >; 1(16.1), who ,■' lopened with an
j .11.2 run to start .th e game,
! outscored the Trojans • -final period for the wil
,1 M dissa Oman'led _ - Magic Valley!
■,with seven points.J “I was proud of our
River coach Randy S "VaUey’sagoodballd
Raft River hosts M Friday, while Valley ft en Shoshone.
^ ~ ^ flT w fS r■ FHAMt tlt4UvAurr in> otTmr 1 ihdi la vtad i I. I te}. Mb a. Uitn 1 Tom-It M4fl.
. IVw 11 Irm 1«. »*n 4. P«iWai Com. Jmnt I (Oirtl !W»y 3 [tha 13, D»<rr < t FaM M < roa. T<ei u ■ ll S7,6airfn.
Other scoresCamas County JV 6 ISDB 30Boys basketball ISDB 61,Camas County JV 6i
GOODING-Taimoi ted 15 points and Ange added 14 to lead the Id for the Deaf and the 1 tlie Camas County jun 61-GO in overtime Weii
- RookiSALT LAKE CIT^
Rookie Jarron Collins ca ree r-b e s t 22 poi grabbed 10 rebounds a; Jazz d e fe a te d th e Supersonics 9S.80 on V ni^it.
The 6 -fo o t.ll Colli: 26th NBA game,-hit all i field goal attem pts a topped his previous li points.
1 N ets m , Wizards IEAST RUTHERFOF
I The New Jersey Nets fI arena for the first timt; son, and even Michac> sp en t most of the nigI and watching in awe.i New Jersey (26-11) mj victory to tal from lasI im proved the
i N FL__Continued from Bl
dally oni* talented enouj team record with 94 catc
S te e le rs receiv e r Burress, \vho teamed w to become the first 1, receiving duo in team said he wishes he could good a blocker as Ward i
"I^’s ..going to be matchup Sunday agair Ward said. “I’m going there and do whatever ii
MLB _Continued from Bl
------------W ith-baseball-s-conplan stalled, the commi office appears likely to the Expos this season.
“We haven’t made a f sion yet but certainly th of th e things un d er co tion. Absolutely," comn
. Bud Selig said., Tlie price of the Expt M innesota' Twins owr Fohlad is likely to ask i than $120 million from Watkins, the Alabama 1 m an who wants to buy tl
_____Xp . s a ^ , t h e team ,ffohition.
In a c q u ir in g ;the R H enry ’s group,gets-,th
' Fenway. Park and 80 pe th e N ew . E n g lan d Networlc.
»Ftg$;idil» Tlwidiy.ianuMy
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5 Brock scored ' in overtit ie Shawver had winning b the Valley girls Steve'V 33inanon<on> 21 points i Wednesday inI--- , I tewCBI* ”
=y36lifer scored 16 American ght in the first nament sti ome girls bas- “That’s ( ted Burley 44- nam ents \I Burley. Cooper saii ^yons had 14 I.iz-Brice-fin. ' ___e the Bobcats. nmn7.ii’i»-u> ■ebloCmlmy
! Idalio School leBUndoverjunior varsity t:is.ia-«xMk>M Vednesday in
de GolliITY (AP) - • ■ ■— ■ lins scored a poin ts ands as tlie Utah ~ — ; he Seatlli Coilferenctl Wednesday se n t Jorda
fourth cons<)llins, in hisall nine of his CeltiCS 1(
■ career-liigh Is 67 their sixth i)
■ORD, N.J. - R an tn rc 1is filled tlieir RaPW fS 1ime this sea- TORON"hael Jordan ^cojed 29night sitting Olajuwbn h
rebounds in) matdied its his former tlast'season, Alvin WU
Eastern for Toronto
to do, becalougli to set a home. It’s marches. • have to gooe r Plaxico a broken an i with Ward ' of >*•”I l,000.yard ' The mins^am history, agitating Mlid be half as him off hisrdis. • Following Ibe a good co n fro n ta t-ainst Rod,” Steelers cavng to go out position sev;r it is I have Stewart pas
Boston’s <:ontraction----- ivith-contro;nmissioner’s T h e tean r to operate sp u rn e d a >• fro m New 'a final deci- P ren tice an f that is one frorn Cable; ' considera- chairman Cl immissioner Dolan’s brot
The. Je xpos means F o u n d atio r )wner Carl p ercen t con sk for more th e Red Soj ■om Donald m illion iron la business- ■ w h ich incli y,the Twins, baseball tnsi om extinc' o f commissii
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illeja scored sevM of his 14 < rtime, induding th e game- g basket a t the buzzer, e Vouch led aD scorers with Its for the Mushers.
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tllng . ....: ...........) 48, Pocatello 20'ERT - T h ird -ranked stormed past Region in
ocatello 48-20 in wrestling sday night in Rupert t was a good match for us,"IS coach Brad Cooper said. • /e gof^fo win reg ional s for seeding. So that was a ( ile.” ...................... 1ico took 10'of 14 matches, lg pins by Gabe Frank at i mds, Jeff Anderson at.l60 i , Joey Vail a t 171 pounds le Hansen a t 189. ‘ ( S partans h ea d to the an Falls Invjrational tour.-;— i starting Friday. ^
one of the toughest tour- ‘ :s we went to las t year,” « said. )
'Ia9rMnnlUt3VS*A.-nCcrg(P);ilUrt ■Ufrl:»n|F)Mc.DrwCna.lMCtl40-OM I WiAnd«n(U)WiUIJ;*WUng.J»1tl>- J
), Twin Falls JV 18 \ ), Glenns Ferry 19 v er/0a k le y l8 ,3llsJV9 rR ■ The F ile r High « 5 team pidced up a pair of « inesday at a home quad*ir mefct. T he W ildcats «d the Twin Falls jun ior ^ 0-18 and Glenns Ferry 30-' ' g
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- Bince’s best re co rd and '. dan’s Wizards to their s<insecutiye defeat. $■
101, Knicks 1 0 0 w)N -P a u l pierce had 30 „ id Tony Battle scored a “ ^ .20 as the Knicks lost
i 109, R ockets 103NTO - Virtce C a rte r jc'9 points and H akeem fo1 had sbc points and five ^> in his first game against:r team. ar(Villiams added 21 points 12 nto, which shot 56 per- er
icause the loser’s going 33 5 my first playoff, and if I-0 out there and play with hiarm, I ivant to be a part m
Winsladon: If that means fa: Woodson and getting grlis game again, so be it. al:g that Ward-W oodson fic ration Dec. 16, th ecaught Woodson out of it)several times as KOrdell st;)assed foi- a career-high he
_____________ ___ (’s deal has been filled Ccroversy.---------------- ----- p.am ’s c u rre n t o w n e rs ' l,ia 5755 m illion o ffer to
w York law y er M iles Tland $750 m illion bid ra levision Systems Corp. Charles Dolan - Larry ' Ni
rother. yoJ e a n R. Y aw key ^ ion, which ow ns a 53:ontrolling in te re st in ^Sox, wiU receive $410 “■om the H enry group, ^d u d e s a n u m b e r of ^ nsiders who are friends.Kioner Bui.S^e^g:.for-___,___
D ieg o -o w n er T o m '. I—form er P a d re is .a n d "Ve O rioles p re s id e n t . ^ icch ino a n d 'f o rm e r ajoH^, L ea d ^ ' George
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is Jazz Icent from the field.
Bucks 105 , Pacers 10. M ILW AUKEE - Ray
scored 36 points, induding 3 'p o in te rs , and Sam C added 20 points as Milw; \von its sixth straiglit.
It was Milwaukee’s secon secutive victory over Int which feU 106-102 to the on Tuesday night in Indiani
Kings 1 1 2 , Nuggets 1CDEN VER - Doug Ch
scored 13 of his 21 points fourth qoarter, and Sacrai won its lOdi in a row.. Peja Stojakovic had 29 ] and Chris Webber 21 poini 12 rebounds for tlie Kings erased a nine-point defidt 1
333 yards.Wiiat Ward doesn’t want
his rivalry with Woodson m istaken ly cast as a W oodson w as one of W fav o rite p layers when hi growing up, and tlie two- occ ally ru n into each other o field. . , • . ;
Woodson, who spent the r ity of his career with the Stt still r e tu r n # to his Pittsl: home on o ff days and is
Cuban__Contlnuod from Bl Dairy QueenimddrewTnon 1,000 people, many waiting to an hour to place their i The crush was so big the.r rant ran out of ice.
“It was worth the wait,” Newpower said. “It’s not you see a billionaire serving ers.”
W earing a navy denim and a m anager’s name tag canying a pendl in his righi pocket, C uban actually ■ more timfe signing autogi than taking orders.
But h e did take Ws temp
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PHOENIX ond con. Stoudamire sci nd ian a , 19 poims in th( eBucl<s S '“ .i>s th e napolis. “™ided
against Phoen • m Suns 108-99
night.Christie , I t was P o rtl s in the • over Phoenix a •amento up la te leads
Suns. It also wi 3 points w indm ill d un ints and Shawn Marion gs, who onds of a 102-9C t late in Dec. 22. '
ownerofalocal:nt is for That doesnn to be w uldn’t mind k1 fe u d . into one of Hein W a rd ’s • yeUow seats, h e was “That’s \vhat t ccasion- one-on-one m at off the team concept,”
last two games2 major- Plax and I had 01 jteders, Now we have tht sb u rg h Bowl champions is part- andPmlookingf
job seriously.jre th a n ----- a.m ^rafterflyi:ng dose Mavericks gam« r order. ^S ^n training b restau- Cuban’s first
•tomerlookedsqi Tonv patien t \
' t o ften rm.neiv " t this, igburc- -'"nkinda.sm ile
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: HandsM:hool batJwbd leadm runs wghout tho Maoon. Coocho# tl wooMytyneon Tum to_ iSeotlTItonipBen;" ■' satod on a mlnlmuin tavtn n..w rwod «sf foma, col ScoQ «t 106. ■
rter.'en tz had 30 points j: mds for Denver, andon added 23 poims «’■ , ^ tea
rs 1 0 8 , Suns 99C - . . Damon • wilscored eijght of his po<th e la s t seven min- ' weie P o r t la n d T ra il wirled 'another collapse sun en ix a n d beat the . brii9 on W ednesday Ii
, hear t l a n d ’s firs t win me{ a f te r twice giving appIs in losses to thc chiwas payback for a pre
jn k b y P hoenix’s Bin in th e finals sec- g j r-90 Suns’ victory on g j ,
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a l Ford dealershipsn ’t m ea n Ward r.„p.3 knocking Woodson a p.linz Field’s niustard- ^
It this game is about, , latchups ^vidiin the win :,” W itfdsaid.-‘?Tbe ' «j es we played them, «jj., 1 our Way wiUi them. ' u ' , the defending Super ins in our back yard, lg forward to i t ”
[yin^htnne-from -a—B -l.- ime in Atlanta, and g by 630 . B H lrs t co n e for a cus- squished on top.-' . ' . ■ j£ I | It w ith m e, please! ' lis,” h e said with a ' lile. “It might not be vorks.”“M ark Cuban Here ', cu s to m ers were D atable play areas portable oasketball IS a n d adults, and iozen TV and radio a d casting live. One I “nU ts h^^ropter. _ "
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- M a y o r H o m e t ^ s■ C H A R L O T lt,N .a-l fully last spring to move Orleans, ftfeyor Pat McQ - JfcCroiy said h ew as i management at ^e'C hai to the NBA to movfe. Any owners. •
Hornets mana ^ e n t i tion, and NBA offidals di ing comment ■'
Aifarsanne Gplsbyi a i ' Foster, said Foster'M d a
later Wednesday in Batoi “It’s not ever a done dt
• veiy'cautious abour^ j^ could i ^ e o ff^ and the;
B o o n e s i g n s tiir<SEATTLE-Second bs
Seattle Mariners for a t■ , Wednesday. -
Terms were notdisdosthree years with an optioi
- .Boon^ 32, finished thiri year, when he set AL r e a and rTms-batted-in: He hi
- the Mariners won 116 g. -MVP^ward.
B u t t e r b e a n t o mPnrSBURGH - Butterl Former Pittsburgh Ste€
box heavyweight Eric “Bi 2 at the Grand Casino in G
Wolfley replaces formi - P infripprntef.” Pfix>,avfa
backed out.Wolfley beating formei
Jesse Sapolu during a sen a t Caesar’s Palace in Las "S
The 260-pound WoUl^,■ area,’> ^ give up about 10
IV Ilc i< e ls o n s i i o w !LA QUINTA^Calif.-P
. . late much rust during his f In his first tournament i
64 Wednesday to join a gn ers Jay Haas -and Brandi
• Classic.M^fkelson took time off
ter bom on Oct 23, and ex Since s.hooting a_2-oy
Inwia'tion^ in August,he i ending Tour Championshi
. . - the season-opening Merce<
Olympics!Continued from Bl ■“W ard'said'heshared Baidi medal expectations.
“Everybody seems to be p ing a t the right.rim e,” he 5 “We like what we see.”
Rogge said 20 medals is a “ Iy reasonable objective.”. “The performance of the h
team is of vital importance the spirit of the games,” he : “Also, the legacy of S alt I will give them a more permai position in winter sports. T were lagging a litde bit behir w inter sports compared to summer. Salt Lake will defini bridge that gap.”
It was Ward’s first visit to headquarters and first in-dc m eeting w ith Rogge since appointment last year as Uf chief. Rogge was elec ted 1 president in July.
Baldwin has been nomine 3S an IOC member and is exp sd to be elected in Salt Lake.
“I re a lly w ant the IOC anderstand and feel that LI Ihd I are a great team that re ivant to work with the IOC rhe rest of the world,” Bald Kiid. “We want to be part of tl igenda and want to help then 1 part of ours.”
Ward, a former co-captaii iie M ichigan State basket! earn, said he can’t wait for ^Vinter Games to start on Feb.
“Fm really excited,” he si ‘It’s kind of like playing my f >asketball game in college, idrenallne rush I had before ipoff. Tm ready to get the gai in.”
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........: city .park to th e .LDS.$48,000. Douglas said
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- the old park fo r events F o u rth of Ju ly , ce^
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...S im p lic ity ” a n d . “ Ch S usta inab le L iv ing” I Tuesday and Wednesday , The classes, offered in tio n w ith th e Northw^ Institute, are designed to people’s perspective of t and their places in their
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Hailey where pjirtidpani lip for either course. Tuii $18 includes a book.■ F or more in form atio
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. headaches, .what causes 1 use of herbs and non-prc m edicines in tre a tin g t: more in a free lecture tods
The lec ture w ill 'b e hi 5:30 to 7 p.m . a t t h e h Baldy Conference Rooms.
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BURLEY - Discussion ■ p ro je c ts an d issu e s tl
Council should address cc more than an hour a t Ti council meeting.
In die end, the coundl u a list of projects r a n ^ g fi sibly selling some d ty pro building a new multimillic sewer plant.
The discussion was prec by Mayor Jon Anderson. E ed to create a wish list and do list for thedty .:'
The first item th e may< tioned was the need to con new sewer plgnt,- term ini most important thing the d t to do. According to Anden d ty has two years in which ply with.federal and state tions regarding the p lan t 1 has already ob tained a g evaluate the needs for o ne> and an encineering sHiriy ii >^y,hesaid.
The d ty has obtained $: lion m grants to be used for w ork and co n s tru c tio n Administrator M ark Mitto The d ty has contributed $f in matching funds to those The d ty antidpates getting $5 milli9n in federal grant s for the entire project, Mittoi
I t ’s not a question of wl th e city-will build a new
• Anderson said. A new plan be bu ilt Rather, the questic
' how much to spend and hov- of a plant to build, h e sa id .. — -Thfrestlm ated-cosrto i)
p lan t equal to w hat the d i rently has is $18 million, Ani
y ^ d .T o .b u ild a p lw tla rg e e ■ to hariiMe additional w ^ o
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disCTissed were sale of its old 3S. Church f o r . aid the sale is le -d ty -b reaks— led new park and recreation - ■’- the,old park. sale could be ipment for the '
rk is ,{m l^ed , • b e a b l ^ u s e Its such as the c e le b ra tio n ,. .
also m ade ith* th e city 3 Commissipnthe-stnicnirp------
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llclty'» n : l v e e l < ~ivironm ental iffering eight*'-“ V olun tary C ho ices-fo r ” beginning day.I in cqllabom- . iw es t E a r th 1 to challenge >f themselves eir communi-?orld..................ieting will be' at the Blaine ict-O ffice -in~ ants can sign ruition fee of
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inncth Brait, u k e ’s Wood . will discuss £S them, the ■ prescription g thenv and oday. .
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redpitated '1. He want-uid.a must- TheTlmes-Wi
ay6r men- ' TWIN F,construct a . half of the rling it th e comes frorid ty needs above Palis lerson, the ' « ’s not theich to com- seeing all, tlIte regula- end hydrolct The d ty Mike Beu1 g ra n t'to ' Uie federalnew plant, tion in Burli y J s .u n d e L .^ s e n t_ w a le r j
Falls RotaryI $2.2 mil- Basins infor design p rovide soion , C ity irr ig a tio ntton said. average ,.b tI $565,000 above Palisaise grants. for the timeang a b iu t “Things a'lI t support Things are gtton said. .ularly in thiw he ther sheds,” Beus
»w plan t, N o rm a l.f lan t must . .northwesterlsdons are that drop shi liowlarge . h e s a id . Soi1... . th a t favor s 3 •b'uild-a'~*~Hills-instea<] d ty cur- •
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FALLS - M o re than le region’s ^vater supply rom th e S n ak e R iver C ilisades Reservoir, but he area th a t has-been l.tlie snow lately, a fed- ologist says. Tleus, a hydrologist \vith ^ •al Bureau o f Redama- • irley, outlined the pre- ]ilLpictucejfot-theJrwin____ <•ary Club Wednesday. ^ in tlie South Hills that som e of th e reg ion ’s • n supp ly a r e above ,_but the S nake River isades is below norm al. . • n eo fy ear .-•! aren’t getting better, e g e ^ g drier, partic- the im portan t water- jussaid. cJ!I.fo r th e re g io n are (- erly weather patterns snow over th e Tetons, S outhw esterly flows r snow in th e South - 5ad;have*predominat-' ~ ■'—
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chool:diicatiho will rece1'Mayerw s w riter___________ ,
[-F A L L S - '—.lU ncertain t; ; fo r Idaho school districts a I moves into a new era of starI testing.lonth, President Bush signec the Elementary and Secon
ucation Act, a massive 1^50 ounen t The degree to whid f e a Idaho schools remains t(
while, in Boise, th e Idahc “p ar tm e n t of E ducation i« almost daily with state law- n an entirely new package of idardized tests to begin this
■ tu daiify tliii dianglng-sratfi Rich'Mincer, bureau cJiief
jlogy service's fo r th e s tate
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)jectionsihnson'8 w riter_________ _______ -
Y -T h e economic strength of ia may expand along witii thedairies................ . ...........probably one of the bright
II of the economic outlook,” ard Gerrard, Cassia County /educato r, speaking to an )f more than 200 at tiie D.L n k p re s id e n t’s luncheon y.offered projections for agri- •oduct prices in 2002. The of p rojections w ere neaf_ 2001 and lip from 2000.ifth e pncii'brmilk'at'SlZ.TO’'unds. The price of milk will jrofits of tiie existing dairies , but die consffuction of new have the greatest impact on ia ’s economy as a whole,
earcher dis Ldioactive jssick
IM - Mention the idea of e Snake River Aquifer and : up their ears,
p lu to n iu m ariU o th e r o f 'th e wprk that’s been
e Idaho N ational E ngi- 3 Environmental Labora- few people’s eyes glaze contemplate a lot of tech-
unbo jumbo .M akhijani says the tlireat re poisoning in die Snake fe r is serious business -
lills ov(rrosty Lake opocily 15,132 AF bntsnh: 9,301 AF1(51«)
^ 0Jodoon bko Copodly 047,000 AF
Conlenh:l40:651 AF(17
\ PolitodQsDcim \Copocity 1,200,000 AF, -Contenh: 264,971 AF|22%1
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Almost os important as th t w supply is the spring weath h e sa id. • ’ ; •-
spHngui^BOl required
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s pon ion acsive federal
departm ent of educ__ . school offic ials a t
Superintendent’s Assc j t y - ' - a t die CoUege of Souti as nesday.
an- It appears Idaho \ unprecedented amo
led funds, bu t n o t wi an- attached, M incer sai SO- . government is stipu: ich state must have stanc to in place to receive its i
the state is eliminatim h o . of Basic Skills,' appliet is and Tests of A chi w- Profidency, applied to of favor of leve ls tesi lis designed to m easu r-------- progi-ess:------------------^5-------- Bm-tlrt r r^Jcral Bove
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" BIIIHo2sn ~ Rl i- Gerrard said.2 For every 300 dairy co L _-.Jn .new revenues comes. I. Gerrard said. Work ah-ei3 tb construct new dairie 1 existing dairies will brinj 5 cows into Mini-Cassia tlii? / If die numbers are corre 1
Please se
scusses thr poison in \
serious enough to make : home in Washington, D ney nearly 3,000 mile: country; serious enoug him to spend a week travi Idaho in temperatures cc make his nose sting on a like ride from Idaho Fai. to Ketchum to Buhl to B< the alarm.
“Right now th e re ai am ounts of ra d io a c ti ' aquifer,” he says. “But if um that’s in the ground ai
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irrigators to tap into voir supply e a rl ie r normayy would. Low flows combined \vith
I of storage deple ted voir system . In Oci re serv o ir system 425,000 ac re fe e t Typical season-cnd ci 1.7 miUion acre feet. 1 held 1.4 miUion acre Tuesday.
By April 1, the regi(• srtowpackof at le a s t ' to 75 p e rc e n t o f a reach 2001 w ater le- said. And th a t woul scraping the bottom ol
he et, he said. Still, it th- take one good storn: Uj-— things-upJialf-tho sn ed remains.
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c tll fundsducation, spoke to a t th e R egion IV Assodation Meeting outheni Idaho Wed- “ ■
10 will receive an im ount of federal
w ith o u t s td n g s said. Thc federal
ipu lating that the :andardized testing its fundis. However, iting the Iowa Tests ilied lo..gradcs 3-8, ch ievem erit and1 to grades 9-11, in t e s t in g which is s u re a s tu d e n t’s
.ovemment doesn't »e SCHOOLS. PageC3
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Richard Gerrard
y cows, Sl n ^ o nQes-iniQ.ihe'area,____Iready under wav____iries and expand )ring 10,000 dairy tliis year, he said.)rrect, the growtli
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ke him leave his I, D.C. and jour- liles across the Dugh to prompt raveling throu^i s cold enougli to n a Paul Revere- 1 Falls to Maclcay i 0 Boise to sound j
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into the reser-' i e r th an they. ; Lower stream: i th longer use ted the reser- O c to b e r, the m h e ld ju s t e t o f w a te r, d carryover is' e t The system' cre feet as of
eg iooneedsa is t 70'percent' f a v e ra g e to • levels, Beus i ■ ou ld be ju s t ‘ n of tiie buck- , ■ it would only v . | orm to catch )snow -sea»n------
the staters consumer cl piles of junk e-mail at hi and F randne Giani can’; thing to stop it.
G iani, d irec to r of tl Division of Consumer Pr could get some relief if e r s ap p ro v e a m easu cracks down on “spammi jam com puter'servers a consumers’ e-mail wiih v ed advertising.
-------- :'A' legislative techriblbm itte e en d o rsed thc W ednesday and sen t i full Legislature for coi tion. . .
“We all hate spam,” si Stephen Urquhart, R-St. <
The anti-spam bil] has
. R o b e rt K ent 'Unc memorial graveside s p.m. today at Sunset P a rk (W hite M ortu Falls).
Elliot Earl Randall service a t 11 a.m. toi Je ro m e LDS Stake ( Tiger Drive; another s be held a t 2 p.m. Frii Centerville Second Wa 1475 North 50 East", C
_______ U tah; bu ria l to folh“ ■Cen"terviIlF”Cem etcr
— limy.today a t the stake Jerome and one hour 1 service Friday at the
— ;------eenterviIlerUrah'(HO'son Funeral Chapel, Jer
Harvey E. Wood of memorial service at 1 j at G ooding United N Church; inurnment wi:
■ at Sunsbt Memorial Pai Falls (Demaray Funer in Gooding).
Louis C. Hranac of I g rav esid e service a t F riday a t the Sunset I Park Mausoleum in T; interm ent will be held
For obituary ratos and Infom Doadlino Is 4:30 p.m. for nc notices am 0 froe servlco a;
B u r l e y
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G a r r y T o d d J a n i e sG arry T o d d J a m e s ' 17-'
B u r le y r e s i d q n i . d ie d W. J a n u a ry 14, 2002 . al his hor
H e w a s bo rn A ugust 1. B urley. Id a h o , ih e son o l Earl a n d C oiiocn .K ay Yost H o liv e d a ll o( h is lilo in w h e r e h o a llo n c J o d Dvv( M o u n ta in V ie w a n d W hi E lc m e n ia r y S c h o o ls , th e J u n io r Hicjii S c h o o l , a n d s e n io r a t B u rle y H igh S c l schoo). h e en joyed ilio Ag C la ss a n d O ccupational Foe
G arry w a s ve ry likable an c ia l l y e n j o y e d b e in g w Irionds- A s a young b o y .'i biking a n d la ler enjoyed sn sk a ie b o a rd in g a n d his Go-f w a s v e r y q u ic k w in S d ar
' quilo tho la d ie s ’ rfian.H e w a s a m e m b er ol Thc
ol J e s u s C h ris t of L atter-day w hore h e s e rv e d a s the Dc a n d T c a c h e r ’s Q uorum P n a n d w a s cu rren U y a P rie sl
: A aro n ic P r ie s th o o d , H e w{ - r - a c t i v e in -the Sem ina ryP fog r;
G arry , w e will m iss you t e sp ec ia lly th o b o u n c e in yo i y o u f g r e a t sm i le a n d spark ling b luo eyes.
H o is s u r v iv e d by h is p< Mike a n d C o lleen J a m e s of h is s i b l i n g s . E ld e r Ivl C h ris to p h er J a m e s (currenti ing an LD S m ission in C har W e s t V ir g in ia ) . N ic h o la s J a m e s , K atie M ichelle Jam ( Emily K ay J a m e s , all of Burl p a t e r n a l g r a n d m o t h e r . I J a m e s o l H e y b u rn ; h is m a g r a n d m o t h e r , M a rle n e Yi B u r le y ; 'h is m a io rn a ! greai-< p a re n ts . W illiam C h a rio s (li
- - B e c k s t e a d o f M u rra y .-U ta a u n i s . u n c l e s . - c o u s in s a r m any c lo s e friends.
H e w a s p re c e d e 'd ip:death • , • g r a n d f a lh e r a . D enver J a m q
D elano Y o st,': ., T he funera l se rv ice will b e t
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slleyAVe s t
(AP)—Even— re a c h - i t f chief gets- - beyond Uta t her office, e rs can eas an’t do any- tronic track
court actior f th e U lah o r fines of 1 Protection, mail. But Gi iflawm ak- .th e right dir
jsu re th a t “ I t ’s cost imers” who m a jo r was •s and stuff Patrice Arei il unsolidt- said.
___ _______ H er b ill %ology com'- s'ters to i'dei lie b ill on tag their plti It it to th c advertising i considera- a m essage.
- .............. o rder a stop" said Rep. triggering fii 3t. George. U ta h ’s In has limited viders testifi
: r r : r r = - _ S E ]
Jn c’ R ig d o n ,' services in t e service a t 1 tion from 5-: set M emorial Magic Valle -tu ary . Tw in Kimberly R(
L ew is A: nil of Jerome, Falls, servic today a t the a t the Park
:e C e n te r m i interm ent ai irw rv ice will C em etery I Friday a t the frifinds ma' Ward Chapel, F riday a t V :, Centerville, from 8:45-9:allow in the_______tery; friends3 'iu :4 i> -a .m . ----- — I J:c c e n te r in
G la d y s BrHoVeT^obm:----- TWIN-PAJerome). don, 95, of T
nesday, Jan. of Gooding, Rose Retirer 1 p.m. today Falls.
i M ethod ist Services a: wiUkbe held be announce Park in Twin V alley Funt leral Chapel Falls.'
R o b e r t R e3f Kimberly, F IL E R -■a t 11 a.m . Micek, 74 , of
2t M emorial January 15,2; T;vin Falls; Arrangemejld foUowing w ill be ann
— Obitformation, call 733-0931, Ext. 2 T noxt-day publication. Tho tHnal :o and can bo placod untir 5 p.m.
y 2 p .m , S a tu rd ai* a t Iho B urloy S
C h u rc h of J e s i d a y S a in ts , wilh B ish o p J oi I n te rm o n i View C em eiery .
. F r i e n d s m ay S ia k o C e n lc r c 18. 2 0 0 2 , from S a tu rd ay Irom 1
A r r a n g e m e r d i r e c t io n of R; H o m e , 1 3 5 0 I Burley.
y u H c i - iL i
1 7 -y ea r-o ld 'j M o n d a y .hom e.1. 1084. in o f M ich ae l 'o s t J a m es '.in B u r lo y , ■■ - j.
D vvorshak .V hite P in e Ihe B u r le y m d w a s a S c h o o l. In\g W eld ing ^F oods.a n d e s p e - ,--------------------------w ith h is
y . 'h e liked I snow a n d5o-Ped. t ^I a n d w
’h o C h u r c nday S a in ts . - v j S W j Z f c g I D e a c o n s P r e s id e n t
ie s i in th o ■ w a s a l s ojg ram ;--------------)U g rea tly . your w alk. i d i h o s e
> p a r e n ts . of Burley;M ic h a e l
3ntly s e rv - • _h a rle s to n . E l d o n C l a U El a s S c o .lt E ld o n C la y a m e s a n d C h u b b u c k p a s s e 3urley; h is J a n u a ry 15. 2002, ' . E la in e Ho w a s b o rn Sf m a te r n a l in P r in c e to n . 'M l.
t Y o s t o f W a ltd r a n d M or a i-g r a n d r B aker, H e w a s ra 3 (M yrtle) e d in M isso u ri. F L l t a h r t t i s - j e a n i m W s i Ib'C al ; a n d h i s . I d a h o , H e e n t(
N a tio n a l G u a r d a a th b y .'h c 3 ; until th e tjeg inn in j im qs a n d ow hen h e e n l i s te
Army; W e r e h e se : e hol{J a t F ield A rtille ry & '/;
b Jdaho _T hundsy rJanu< y i7 r2 ft
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i t can ‘t be e n f o r c e d — bi Jtah’s borders,'advertis*— ^tl sasily cover th e ir elec- ct icksonditw ould-takea th ion to recover damages S( of $10 per unwanted e- m Giani says it’s a step in ap
direction.ostly, annoying and a In 'a s te of titnfe,” R e p . Ri irent, D-Salt Lake City, se
11 would require huck,:_____d e n tify ^ e m ^ v e s and bipitches with “ADV" for Uilg in the subject Une of Ct;e. A consum er cou ld wcop to furtiier messages,* al; fines for violations. . saIn ternet service pro- betified in support of the lei
R YL C E S=n die family crypt; visita- the 5-7 pjn. today at Parke’s
vice a t 10 a.m. Saturday . Sairrk Avenue LDS Chapel; the it at 3:30 p.m. in Central frieiy n ea r Soda Springs; Frienay call from 4-8 p.m . Hont White M ortuary an d and>•9:45 a.m. Saturday a t at th
) E A T H N (B r a n d o n M o rt
I 'A tL S ^ G la - d y s B i^ h — ” “ f Twin Falls died Wed- D o r an. 16, 2002 , at Desert TV rement Center in Twin ' 5 3 , o
■ Janu5 are pending and will Vallc iced by Parke’s Magic in Tv inera l Home of Twin Sei
M o n i
R a y m o n d M ic e k Homi- 'R o b e r t R aym ond foUo\ of Filer died Tuesday, Servi
), 2002, at his home: undements are pending and Maginnounced by W hite Twin
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r U A R I E S -t. 273, bolwoon 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. f mall addross f^blt^arlos Is oblts( '.m. ovory dayi
day. January 19, 2002 , a n d 76 y S lak e -C en ic r of T ho in th o n 'e s u s Christ of L a iie r- th e war 205 0 Norm al A v en u e , O n a Jo n Sea rle oH iciaiing, V io le t 'ill follow a t P l e a s a n t -S ep ien - iry. Foilowirla y ca ll a t th e B u rle y ho bee; ' r on Friday . J a n u a r y S tee l ai om 6 -8 p .m .. a n d o n W e st. I- n 1-1;45 p.m , s p e c i al e n i s a r e u n d e r t h e w a s olti
R a s m u s s e n F u n e r a l c u l l op0 E a s t 16 lh S t r e e t , a re a . H
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E ldon h is wil C h u b b i (E v e ly n
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J V . : ' five sist, j p ' G len . RlT T a , Funer,pwwir p .m . Mo
J w r ’ c K '- ll'ie C ol ‘ v ie w in g
J a n u a r y a n d Iron v ic e s o n
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' Billie V B irch Cre
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a n d g rai 'H ig h S e t
B a r b e r O c i o b e r c o n s tru c t " 'g rn 's la te r e ti re d lo
1 B a k e r , "=’l i ,e i sy B a k e r ,. -90,' o f W a u lin e l;s e d awa'y T u esd ay . J a n e t Ev02, a t his hom e, ' J e r r i TaiS e p te m b e r7 . 1911, 'W a l l a c eM lssou fii to H e n ry W ag o n e rlo r la h ( C o n s ta b le ) S h e wj; ra is ed a n d e d u c a t- ‘h e r p a re rI. H e Held jo b s Ih a t le rs . a n d i California, Ifidh on t o ' . M e m o r iin te r e d th e A rm y b e j i e l db a n d 's e rv e d th e re J a n u a r y .)ling of World W ar II, C e m e ie rys te d w ith th e U .S , o fficiating} se n /ed in tha 183rd S e rv iceI 'A ntitank' B aila llon o f D em ara
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^ b iU b e c a iu e ju j f l r & m a ^ their subs'criberst overw com puter s e rv e rs arid-f them to add computer cai Some spammers hijack oth m ail tags to m ake them : appear famUiar. .
“This is a huge p roble Internet service providers, R obert GalloW ay, a n e t security en g in e er fo r In t
' seirice manager Dcano.— N o-Dn£.tesdiied.agains
bill W ednesday a t th e P U tilities an d T echni Com m ittee, b u t D avid F worth, vice president and a l counsel fo r M yFam ily said i t fa ils to d iscrim i between legitimate and fr lent or unwanted advertisin,
iie diurch.
Lovina C. Tuttle of Elba, rice’at 11 a.m. Saturday a t 21ba Ward Chapel of the Chi )f Jesus C hrist o f L a tte r- Saints; interm ent will follo^ he Grandview Cemetery in E riends m ay caU from 6-8 p 'riday a t R asm ussen Funt lome, 1350 E. 16th St., Bur nd from 10-10:45 a.m. Satur t th e church. •
NOTICESlortuary in Twin Falls.
Ion S t e v e n sTWIN FALLS - Don Steve
3, of Twin Falls died Mond inuary 14, 2002, a t th e Ma alley Regional Medical Cen 1 Twin Falls.Services.wiU_be held a t 1. p ionday, J an u a ry 21, 2002, arke’s Magic V alley Fune ome in Twin F ^ s . Burial y Uow at die Gooding Cemete jrvices and arrangem ents i ider the direction of P a rk agic Valley Funeral Home vin Falls.
m. Monday tfirough Saturday.ijtsem o^cyalloy.com . DontI)
I 76ih F A . B rig a d e , H o’ se rv e 10 military until th e c o n c lu s io n c w ar. w hen h e re tu rn e d to Idahc m a b rief-leave, E ldon m arriei le t A m a n d a C r a n e o. iiem ber 18. 19-12. in Poca tellc swing his H onorab le D ischarge DGcamo em p lo y ed a t G a te Cii Jl and la ter tran s fe rred to Stee 51. Ho b e c a m e a m e tic u lo u s l c ia liz e d c r a n e o p e r a to r w hi often sough t a lte r for th e diffi o p e ra t io n s u n d e rw a y 1n thi
1. H e grea tly e n jo y e d -his worl l^up until h e re tired in th e earl;
is hobbies w ere fishing, c a m p a n d h jn lin g . A nd h e a sp ec ia llj y e d w orking w ilh h is n 'e p h ev15 larm in A m erican Falls,d o n will b e g rea lly m is s e d b j w ife , V io le t A . B a k e r o
b b u c k ; b ro ih e r s - in - Ia w E rvir !lyn) C ra n e a n d D eL in “D e l’ c e) C rano of Twin Falls, n u m e r n ie ce s a n d n e p h e w s , a n d his ved dog . Chow,5 w a s 'p re c e d e d in d e a ih by his s is te rs a n d o n e b ro th e r : Lois,
Rulh. Bert, Eva. a n d Sylvia, neral se n /ic e s will b e h e ld a t 2 M onday. Ja n u a ry 21 . 2 0 0 2 . al
C o lo n ia l F u n e r a l C h a p e l , A 'in g will b e h e ld S u n d a y , lary 2 0 .-2 0 0 2 .'f ro m 5 -6 p .m ,. Irom 1-1:45 p .m . p rio r lo s e r- I on M onday, The in ie rm en i will t Inkom C em eiery w iih military ) f s b e in g - p r o v id e d , b y th e am m on VFW P os t 7075 ,,
. G o o d i n g ;
e M a d g e B a r b e rl ie M a d g e B a r b e r . 8 0 , 'a dirig r e s id e n i; p a a s e d 'a w a y le sd a y . J a n u a ry 16. 2 0 0 2 . a iling County M em orial H osp ila i.16 w as borri Ju ly 20 . 1921 , in C reek. Idaho, th e d a u g h te r of
3 Is su rv iv e d by h e r n ie c e s , i e H, Miller. E sthe r Bram w ell.
E v an s . J o le n e C ry s ta l a n d T a y e n o r , a n d n e p h e w s
ic e W a g o n e r . W e n d e l l ne r a n d M acW ag o n o r,I w as p r e c e d e d in d e a ih by iren is , he r h u sb a n d , tw o s i s - . n d o n e brother, nb riarg fav 'esid e s 'e n /ic e s will lid a l 1 p ,m , o n S a tu r d a y , ry. )9 , 2002 . a t th e E lm w ood lery-with Rev, M ichael G re g o r ling,- ' , . ‘' . • /ic es a re u n d e r th e d ire c iio n ' naray’s G w d in g C h a p e l ,
lail Califjm te tes* .' •sss aaar<lapadty.thers’ e- By Karen Terrell nselves Tlme^Nevys com
lem for ELKO, N ev.- -s,” said er and poet Joh e tw ork give the keynot n tern e t year’s National
Gathering in Eln st-th o -----ilv in - J o so p h jP ublic Humanities Lect no logy Dofflemyer, a Farns- rancher, has be
i gener- gathering for 1*1 ly.com, p o et an d audi m inate Western FoIkUf fraudu- spokeswoman E ing. I Dofflemyer begt
age of 13 while il in an e f fo r t to ranching cormeo
In 1989, h e s 5 the gathering coi invited to p e rf
a ser- QuenUy began ca 't th e i i S w “ Fant'said Doff n w n r - . as a cowbov poel
first WUbur S. Sh Schorarship, an
neraiurlnv C a lifo rn ia’s I Z d iy R edlands. A pr
^ ' • works have appc_____ ,ous books. He ai
re n tly re s id e >ii
I-Buhlvens, By Mary lou Potts iday, Tlmes-News writer Iagicenter B U H L - The
District won’t ne< .p.m’. budget cu ts duri 2, a t operating budge^ le ra l ' change if tH e'd i^ I yviU erh itfrom thestat itery. .“No cuts will be > are trict programs o r ; rke’s term, bu t i t m aj iB o f ' "year,” superinten
- said a t Tuesday’s • meedng..
' ,i The board appi using reserve fund
The d istrict is 1_____ I ' due to Gov. Dirk
recent holdback : affecting schools ac
Hill said tlie dist---------- m oney to .ca rry -i_______ y_^, but if_tlyj di:
. perttrit h i t-n ^ t ye qj may then be necess
ho ' In other school 1 ied ■ Tuesday; on • Bids for fixing
lilo, Bulll Middle Schoo ge. a two-phase reque -ity roof of the ce n tra eel . one for tlie gymnasi 'Sly In addition to the '.‘]o go our for repladng '''I* . steps and walkway
school. The higli sirly
ifiy Mosco signatu
s r MOSCOW (A P)-er- cultating a petitio
makers to tempora .. cuts passed last yea
I universities and p \vUl not have to cut 1
1 2 “It doesn’t take aat ure out diat tliese ta A - ing an effect on lot
ly .. tricts,” Jac k Portl n,. ‘ attorney and meml 3f; of Neighborhood Sd
Tlie group organi to protest the school posal to build a new School outside of d-
• Porter said.But its attention t
ing the district ^ d : afloat cifter a Nov. 1
a tal levy failed to ptly • . ,
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I^-CaU fom ia ranch- ^ ohn Dofflemyw win note address a t this ' - nai' Cowboy Poetry EUco, and historian « f t )hy-w ill-g ive~ the— ecture. .. .•, a fifth-generation -i; ” been attending the 14 years both as a ,
jd ie n c e m em ber.- dife Center (WFC) . ’W i Debbie Fant said egan writing at thfe e in boarding school • to reestab lish his«cdons.__________sent three poems to beloi committee and was th e i jrform . He subse- Rive n editing and pub- ranc larterly “Dry Crik east i
Naofflemyer’s success Josej pet .eamed him th e . . . man, Shepperson Poetry India an d he was la te r m eni -in-residence at. founc
U niversity of th e 1 pro lific poet, h is Smitl }peared in numer- of the I and his wife ciir. ccheri ! )jn th e footh ills ' inW a
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ofjhehe Buhl School, need to make any Was a> uring its 2002-03 compi ;e^ but that could was fi i ^ c t takw'tmoth- m 'ditl Mte next year. ’ gran t be made in the dis- • Di or salaries for this a conc lay happen next and artendent R ickHiU...... the bb;ly’s School Board Depar
currenpproved Tuesday • Hii nds if needed. . to the s losing $138,500 outlini rk Ke'mpthome’s cems t icks, which arc nical c > across the state. CoUeg< listrict has enough ' affec t y i t through the ■■ grams, district take<! a 5 ... — Tlie 1 year, budget cuts letter f
essary. * askingal hoard business center.
. 'T ill ng the roof at the cy revi lool wiU go out in p>ensad [uest, one for die ed sic! r a l ouUding and worker lasium. no t tothe roof, bids \viU amount ing the front door . Sick rsy a t the middle ’ wiUino Ii school wiU get inordei
3W groups ures agains' ) - A group is dr- cent.'Tl tion urging law- ers for irarily repeal tax get the ,'ear so die state’s shortfali pubUc schools Sendut their budgets. Legislac a genius to fig- th a t caJ tax cuts are liav- Thursdilocal sdiool dis- By la;
trter, a Moscow was dnimber ot Friends uted bySchools, said. “I t ’sanized last June LegislalOol district’s pro- now,” P<ew Moscow High Portei; the dty ce’ntel-, m al pla
• • tures th(n tumed to hdp^ F rienid money to stay Schools/. 15 supplemen- of state-pass by 77 per- Porters?
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slow Sequoia National Park le confluence o f th e Kawe iv e r and D ry C reek. Th< inching operiition is 30 mil istofVisaUa.Native Am erican exp>ert Al\ isephy has been a newspapi an, historian and consultant dian affairs fo r several gova e n ta i a g e n c ie s . H e was tJ unding chairman and served i e board o f tru s te e s of tl aithsonian’s National Museu the American Indian, which l eduledto open later-this-ye Washington, D .C ■ - .
sesGape^erior and exterior doors.[Tie district is in the fourth yez iie six-year plant facility levy. ’•Insight Inc. b f .Tempe, Ariz s awarded the bid for 50 lapto nputers at $62,550. The mone s from a b ^ g e t e d improvi n t levy a n d t j state technblog n t . .District offidals have writte
ontract for transpjortation bid I are waiting for approval fror bbanfs attorney and the Stati partm ent of Education. Th( rent contract expires June 30. HUlsaid a lette r would be sen h e -Twin FaUs School Distric lining the Buhl district’s con IS about how a proposed lech al educational cen ter at tlit lege of Southern Idaho woulc set Buhl’s ,e s ta b lish e d prons.'------------------------ --------he Buhl d is ^ c t had received t ir from the Twin Falls cUstria ing for sup)p)ort o f a proposed ier.Ih e board approved two poli eviews. Under worker’s com sadon, employees’ accumulat sick tim e w ill supplem ent ker*s compjensation' paymenti to exceed th e reg u la r p*ay unt in woii^related acddents. ck leave For administrators increase from 75 to 90 percent •der to comply with stSj^aw.
gajchers 1st tax cuts.'The levy psked Moscow vot- for nearly $2 milUon to help the district through budget tfaUs in 2002-03: snding a p e ti t io n to the slature was o n e suggestion came ou t o f th e group’s
■sday meedng, Porter said.’ late last w eek the petition drafted and is being distrib- by members of the group, c’s ju s t n u ts for thc s la tu re to e n a c t a tax cut "Portersaid. , rter said the group has no for-, plans for how m any signa- ; they will gjitlier. iends of^ N eighborhood
ate and local government, Tsaid. •
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W FC Executi' CharUe Seeman sal attfending Harvar
BpV w hen the Depres • w ithout coUege mt
school, he pursue writing by working is t, screen writer ; shortstories:—
H e served as the pi'* ' to r of “Time” maga:
fAH tuaUy becam'e die 1 and editor-in-chief
^ Heritage." He has v ‘? ',v w o rk s on the hij ■■i''/. ' A m erican West M.r' Americans.Seeman
is recogiijzed for h In d ian tribes in tl
— — over- treaty- rights-g rk a t ty. His taUc is spon veah Nevada Humanities h e ir T ickets for the g niles selling a t a “brisk pa
events are sold out* Uvin ed seating available, iper- nei. said reservatio: It on - m ade as’soon as poss /em- • ‘ E lko Chamber o th e D ire c to r Elaine,
d on ‘Seem ann said mot< th e stiU available durini
eum ing. She said the ch :h is tains a list of avaUalyear----- those-p lanrjing-to
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budget(• Pam McClain voi
'ear , be the ^ a r d Uaisony. • m unity committee oriz., planning of tax or fe'top ThOi com m ittee wasney im prove communicavc- taxing authorities,ogy • S teve Kaatz froi
Chamber of CAmmertten board to support thelids of Idah9 Odes’ requesom ^ ass^sinent. AIC wate ...... P o o lin g ^ d housing’he agreed to support the 5D. • JJottie Hinklemanent Juker were hired as I■ict second-language instnon- • The board acceptcch- nationof Jon Jund, whh e fitim education,jld • A board training ;ro-_ . be held Feb. 8 at the
lib ra iy ................ '* '■3 a • An education law sict b e h eld M arch 12-1-cd B oard m em bers wi
chance to leam fedenJli- laws governing schools,m- • T he Idaho Schiat- Assodation is planninn t the-h ill on Feb. 12-i;Its Board members wUl- jay with legislators.ts. ---------------------:-----irs Times-News correspotn t L o u l^ it ts c a n b e ’tvddta!. 543-8854.
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fnotelering:utive D ire c to r 1 said Josephy was rvard U n iv ers ity sess ion l e f t him 5 money. Leavuig sued a c a r e e f m long as a jouniiil- ter and writei^=&f
the assodate edi-. agazine and evi^- he vice president " lief o f “Ainerictm as written-sever^ h is to ry o f th'e
!St a n d N a tiv e man said Jdsephy 3r his support of n th e ir stru g g le ts-and-soverej^-— ponsored by the, ties Committee.*' le gathering '&Ve k pace” and soine out'or have Unrit- ible. WFC pjerMn- itions should be possible. ■ ' sr o f Commei'ce ine. B ark d u ll- notel room s are m ng the gather- J chamber main- lUable rooms for . 5 -to -a ttend-fhe—
CUtI volunteered to son to the com- :e on long-term ir fee increased was fo rm e d 'to lication am ong
from th e Buhl nerce asked the the Assodation luest to conduct [C wiU focus.on . sing. The board the assesanent • nan and Yasniin as English-as--d- * istructors. i;I-< epted the re s i^, who is retiring
ing session wiU' the high s c h ^ l___
aw seminar wiU 2-13 in Boise, w ill h a v e .a
deral and state ools.School Boar^d ming a day-oc^- 2-13 in Boise;.' riU-spend dm e_____________ , - T ’
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itennlal D r.,;- | . , daho ’ i4) go 7: m ile I Durley Hwy, .J nYard. „-.J ction signs.: I 1:00 AM
'^Suh'Valley arts and cul i.piis was tak e n W edn . ^ r e than 60 represen
— lo c a l- g r o u p s - th a r w .-e;(pected to support t ‘iipus project,
.... 7 .. They generally endi. ,foncept,-even proposir , .range of names (or the ..structures that would h . fo rm ing a r ts an d the -am phitheater.for com
. ga llerie s, open space J housing Jor visiting pe
— — antUven-undcrground p|The site of the propos
is^a vacant trac t on Su iJ^oad adjacent tVOurlx ”.gnows C ath o lic Chu .•.9>yYned by the d ty of Sun
H ..'?he dty obtained the asw ap w ith th e Sun
Company, which was g '. old St. Moritz hospita l: • buildings in exchange foi M.Valley Road property.
,. T he five ac res were .some 50 acres owned by
•• V alley Company on .tl------r« ide-of-^un-^alley^oi------- aonod fop feereat ionaln
Burley _tohtlnuedfromCl such as a cheese plant, t tag bumps up to $24 Tniiii. . :Whatever the size, Cou
B ren t Kerbs said, th e c ia v e to increase ^ e r r issue some son of bonds tip with enough money._ Anderson acknowledg i t ’s never popu lar nor ra ise rates, but th e city •choice.
-O ther issues on th e o.......priority lis t: .......•.....- -
/••Annexation. .."‘‘T here’s a lo t o f pop
w ith in a show distance boundaries," Coundlman Hansen said. Those people from many d ty services, .streets, but don’t share in t to maintain the benefits.
“We’ve been lax and 1____&ddress’Iannexation.JEms
• Creation of a new wai and etoragc tank-in-north' .The d ty has already applii water right from the state 1 that, Mitton said.
Many of the costs for tl jcct are expeaed to be cow g ra n ts or loans, Tathei pulling money from the op budget, Mitton said.
Poison__Continued from Cl out of hand and starts mij
,be.death to the water. And ieconomy.i “It’s extremely unlikely iJw ppen overnight or in { 'e<£n a couple years, but it
, j.qu_estion. An earthquake .jcould crea.te new-migrai 'That’s why you want to iix i : Makhijani, presiaeiit-of I Energy and^Environmenta
. sp e n t m ost of his life re ;n u d e a r industry. A t leasi
. received a Ph.D. in engint •Univeraty of Qdifomia at I • where he spedalized in pl{ •applied to controlled nudea ; He has written a numbei
, 'tbooks on nudear weapon' ^ including th e d e -a le r tii ^weapons, nudear disarmai
• 'T onm en tal p rob lem s as; ^Jiudear weapons production ' His latest report, “Poison : Zone - Threats to the Snak( from Migrating N udear Wj
^circulating amortg cbncemc
jM-C, .Continued from Cl of dairy farming will infuse
_ Cassia’s economy with $33.; lion m 2002.'
The agricultural econom' also benefit from the sale ol local farm ers ^vill grow fo dairy cows, Gerrard said.
} Careful zoning practices i ■two counties will keep the •lems of odor pollution and flii ■away from communities, he s: r 'W e have got awful good inning and zoning boards and jcomnussioners,” Geniird said J. H e d te d a large dairy u ■construction l i ^ Idahomc^) S.as an example of the effectivi *of zoning regiilations in
- dairy growth in remote an r. Agriculture Is the largest fjiomic sector in the area, ma [;up 83 percent of the incoa
- jlM^-Cassia, Ofirrard said. A 1 •portion of the remaihinfe 17 ^ e n t comes.fttm Sodal Sea
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company h idfltrt developmi
acreage, h e f im small Sun Va lg a five-acre W ilson sa culture cam- m ee tin g a
idnesday by E lkhom R sentatives of that the d r would be - a s id e 'th e r t the ambi* acres fo r i
tu ra l and ndorsed th e center, but K m g aw id e - not up to'th h e duster of to develop d house per- th e commi th e a te r , an d o esn ’t < oncens, a r t to g e th e r , jce, offices, th e fiv e i performers can ju s t
Jd parking.-------- there:*’— -posed center But he sa Sun Valley turnout of s
rL adyofthe m em bers i; ;hurch an d (the project sun Valley. M ee ting :h e h n d in a D radcett,a un V alley ing consultj is given the schematic s rai land and arts and cu 5 for the Sun look lik e . ]
.............. -a rc h ite c t-ere p a r t o f Aspen, Cole by the Sun a r ts facilii
1.thp n o r th , Jackson Hol Road-thot’s;— d t y h a r r e i 4 I usa. The Wood River
• Law en the price induding the
lillion. a city police3oundlman mentioned b] le city will _ He reiierai T rates and , the last count ids to come which indie '• m onth w hidedged that pays to Cas o r easy to enforcement rity has no sh e r if fs offi
costs.e coundl’s Revenuesj
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lopulation met briefly v ic e of o u r. sioners Monc ian Gordon council wants iple benefit, the d ty pays f es, such as “Thecounp m the costs meeting with 5. . positive we caid ne>d to A fter takii anscn said.— - council^ hew water well Curtis a ^ k ^ rth'Burley. goo'd relations iplied for a and county be Ite to allow . An airpo
doned by And r ^ a t pro- Many peop] covered by ing genera l’t h e r than Burley is la r ! operating Runways can’
a lth o u ^ there
migrating, it would • ^ jid death to Idaho’s
ely lhat this would .in a few weeks or ' -------t it’s not out of t h e . tists iake, for instance , since'ra tion pathw ays. At'ix it now.” impoof the Institute for the Nntal Research, has Thi( researching th e sourcjast ever since he • in sojineering from the , Valleat Berkeley in 1972 w ateplasma physics as whicl
Jear fission. eateniber of reports and barlelon-related issues, Amerrting of n u c le a r Whtnament and envi- troutasso c ia ted w ith comn
donsarjd'testing. UniteMn in the Vadose Oniidke River Aquifer w oukWaste,” has been .waste
xned Idaho activi- . regior
and retirement]jse Mini- “ W hatever33.3 mil- farms is Roing
streets of dowromy will Rupert,” Gerrar 5 of feed’ for the Water
G ooding Co2S in the Educator Bill Hihe prob- importance;of jI flies far to the Snake Rilesaid. lhat could affectod plan- G roundw atendgood Ihousand Sprinj>aid. Snake R iv er f]y under Spring water froi[19 Road ex tends from ;riveness B iirleyi to Kirticourag- ■ Glenns Feny, m> areas.------ percent of the flcest eco- W eiser, on the'making during the foil; H
:ome in B e c a u i grourA large Magic Valley is17 p e r-. keqping Snake
lecurity local groundwati
f property fey has made no plans for c iment of the remaining
V a lle y M ayor David ft sa id a t W ednesday’s a
3 a t th e
‘Ii'sm up to ,Ke five ' Id develop it. 1 ir a-cul- • . ,nd a r ts com m um tydoesi
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a«said Wednesday’s large
if arts and culture group As is “a showing lhat it V?ct) can be done.” Cing m o d era to r Dan ar, a semi-retired advertis- inlitan t, unveiled ai large Vic s ite plan of whai the e\cu ltu re campus might siji. I t was p re p a re ^ by tic t - H arry- Teague^--of—— -olo., who has designed beiliiie s in A spen and cuJole, Wyo., and who die to're ta lngdT o~ stogv ihe Sn'e r Valley's peeds for a of
en fo rce m en t issues, the A e possible creation of a 1 ice departm ent, were Ad I by Anderson. poira ted remarks made at wil undl meedng by Kerbs, ma lic a te th e $ 120,000 a car uch th e d ty of Burley cov assia County for law rur n t is 56 percent of the \ iffice’s adm inistrative sai(
air]2s,re tum ed to the d ^ __runlies taxes are less than • n t, Anderson said. He wa< y with county commis- lib: )nday to tell them the bre ats to discuss the price boa ,rs for law enforcement. get mty is very receptive to $80 ith usJ’ he said. “I fed dty can s^ d y this.” , B
•king h is sea t bri the pay ;w Cotindlman Dennis— salted ^t_estab lish ing .a___ com)nsHip between the dty but be added to the list. ' moi p o rt Sludy was men- thre ndersori. cople believe the exist- opa ll’aviation airpo rt in colli landlocked , he said. ovei in’t'.be extended. And 0 ere are two runways at sugj
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Only 35yearsjig),sdentists < mste to travel... to theaquift
ts as if it were a' Stephen King ice the report came out in Octo At stake,'M akhijani says, is portant underground water re J Northwest United States, rh e Snake R iver Aquifer is irce of drinking water for 200,C southern Idaho, including t illey. I t ’s a m ajor source of i iter fo r Idaho’s tradem ark ] lich m ake up a fourth of all :en in the United States, and {1 rley crop, used to make a q lerica’s beer.Vhat’s more, i^ supplies the ' u t farm s tha i raise 75 perce nm ercial rainbow trout eate ited States.)nly 35 years ago, sdendsts est uld ta k e 80,000 years for pi ste to travel through the vadoz< ion of rock and soil between th
ntpaym ^ts.!r h ap p e n s on theIfi to happen on ,the .ftitntwntown Burley and 2000rardsaid. . 2001
, 2002
County E xtension SugniHazen spoke on the 2000if area groundwater 2001River and the laws 2002
?ct water use.I te r from ' th e Botmiings area keeps the 2000• flow ing, he said . 2001iom this area, which 2002 m M iln e r, w est ofCing H ill, , e a s t o f Whoaimakes up about 40 . 2000flow of the SnMie a t ----- 2001lie Oregon border, - . 20021;Ha7eh.sdd. I--------)uridwatei from the carefuis so important in table, I
ce R iver levels up, ■ “Wemter users most be w h ^
for Sun Valculture campus.
D rack e tt broke up the group into small ad hoc s for b rie f discussions on I arts cen ter could be used,
s^B=3ssE3B s s should be i *0 th e a te and its possil
____ success._____it. I f m e - In a Staten
, and showcasUhere. .ca tion , cre
study, practicIley Mayor “s"tation, p
• iTTT-1 mance, exhil Via W i ls o n discussion, c<— :— ; tion_ and ci . assessmerirof the arts.”
P ossib le names indud< A rts C enter a t Sun Valle V alley Cultural Campus,' C u ltural A rts Center, an> and Humanities Campus. S in th e group suggested th; Valley be incorporated inte ever nam e is,ultimately ci since th e name is knoivn iti tionally.
-—Tviro subsequent meeting been scheduled to contini cussing th e project: a j£ ttw n meeting at the c
of a r ts and culture oups.
the facility, which many coi a p lu s , th e F ederal Avi Adm inistration has said th port only needs one runwa will no longer provide moii m aintain two runways. Th< can’t m ake up the lost moc cover maintenance of that a runway, he said.
With that discovery, the r said, opposition to building i airport which would have oni nmway is no longer valid. — -
• T h e B urley Public Lil was m entioned by Anderson l ib ra r y is n o t operating break-even point, J i e ^ i d . ^ a r d has had a number of get sho rtfa lls , which now 580,000, which essentiallj □ty has loaned the library.
But th e library has no w; pay th a t money back, Andcsaid.-H e'suggested 'the 'coi Mnsider-forgiving-tlie-pasH 3ut stop providing the librarj n o re m o n ey than is tak e Ju-ough taxes.
C ity re s id a n ts pay taxe ) p ^ t e the library. The mon roUected by the d ty and tu )ver to th e library board.
Or; Councilman Dave Ri oiggested, the coundl.may 1
sts estimated it would tah 'lifer. Now, scientists estinm
ing bestseller and the w<ctober. scientists, is th e m ost years, he sjr resource in Makliijai
at least a c- is th e only Geolo^cal)0,000 people Rousseaug th e M agic claim thatof irrig a tio n water o f f ;rk p o ta to e s , maximumall p o ta to es Safe Drinkid for Idaho’s Bui that’i q u a r te r of believed tc
tlian it shotle w a te r for the level olrcen t of the . come closjjaten in the Colorado’s
said.estim ated 'it Makhijai
• p lu ton ium wiih Giiinaloze zone - a Ketdium re1 the surface to Makhijai
l>eat(porbuahel)100 $2.62 101------ --------- $2.85----------02 projected Good ■
eful to n o t lower the wat< le,Hazensaid.We n e e d to. keep in min ire the water, comes from ar
f l S i :lleycultiira
One aitend le la rg e r ' former reside : sessions . would be a miI how .an te r w e ren ’t d, w hat it recalled that! n a m e d argued over sibiliiyof years and new------------- ----- opportunity.em ent of . Several othe J ra c k e t i .; binding re fer ro p o se d . ..get.communitII shelter pro jec t. ' a se edu- D rackett a r e a t io n , said no discu dee, re - held on costs 0p e r fo r- jec t or how ii
iiibirion, and main'taini.celebra- part of la te r :c r i t i c a l once.a.dedsioi
• op the conceptided th e T he Sun 'ley. Sun Hailey area i«5, V alley •arts an d culmd A rts Perhaps a do;. Several are involved irJiat Sim ities that attraclto what- But that is mchosen, cess. Anotherinterna- the Jan ss Act
place for a coIgs have activities in d inue dis- hockey, has beiJ a n . 29 stage for year
d ty of Ketchun
»nsider to evaluate ho’ v ia tio n generated fo r th e air- .. decide if th e 1 ray and dedicate other < oney. to the facility.’h e d ty Kerbs hesita oney to that suggestior second council has r
m oney sp e n t : mayor board.I a new However, Coi nly one Masoner suppo.............. — spending practitlib ra ry • Anderson Dn. The ’ buy a new fire 1 g a t a 1964 model. d.- T h e ... truck needs to t of bud- regular budget, 1 V to ta l R e la ted tc Uy th e Councilman Ci
suggested const way to ond fire station derson That would hel o u h c il ...... better fire ratingrto an s— p ro p e rty o w n e iry any ■ insurance costs, i cen in said.
• Recreation i xes to tioned by Mende 3ney is ' Ringle. turned The m unicip
. doesn’t make ei ■lingle be self-sufficie r need ■ said.
ie80,000years forpluto/i wte it could ta k only 30;}
w ater table - to the aquifei s es tim ate it could take ■o said.
jani’s work has raised the a 1 couple of engineers with tl al Survey - most no tab ly ,. u an d L. DeWayne Cecil, a t th e am ount of,plutoni f s ite is 300 times less th; n contam inantilevel s e t I iMng W ater Act.3l’s only because the stanc to b e 100 to 150 times mo lOuld be, counters Makhijan of plutonium in the water ise to se tting off alarm s i ’s m ore restrictive standar
iani’s statem ents rang an la. Lafeergren, one of xi hanc residents who tumed out to iani a t a hastily announced
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Number of doliy cows ll 1996 .TodayProjected year end
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al centerndee , Paul Wilcox, a E dent of Aspen, said itm istake if the art cen- w: I ’t deve loped . H ea t th e town of Aspen Aer such a center fo r tvever built i t - a “lost neity,“ he called it.--------- -wjthers suggested a non- leferendum be held to Io<nity approval-for-the - -- - ......... - dr
: a n d M ayor W ilson saicussions have b een sos of the proposed pro- th: / i t could be fundedined . T hat would be ri{ ;r feasib ility studiesnon is.made.to.deveL___ a tjpt. . ■ noI V alley-K etchum - eni is renowned for its frcru ltu ra l ac tiv irie s . thidozen organizations miI in year-round festiv- . ‘rac t thousands.^ froi no guarantee of sue- in ;ir am bitious project, 1A ctivities C enter, a weco llec tion of youth doid u d in g skating and “Ifbeen in the planning .wela r s ^ n d still hasn’t J ney-foE-construction— Gonnri rinnate<l:.buy4 h8----- setum. of:
how much money is /.o r th e lib rary and moe council wants to cotir d ty money fbward bei
ita ted somewhat a t corion, noting that th e reg1 n o overs ig h t o f “ I t by th e lib ra ry a pi
“Is>3uncilwoman Adria one p orted the library’s •:tices.------------------------adda w an ts the city to . “Th e truck to replace a K M oney for a new sho
0 b e included in the dev :t, h e said. W to th e tru ck , Min C u r t M endenhall mer
istruction of a sec- to h on in south Burley. m ai lelp . th e city get a . . . Mcl ing, which hdps all em in e r s 'b y re d u c ln g .......hanis , he and Anderson opir
jecun issues were men- opm idenhall, Kerbs and Ri
• towi:ip a l go lf course the i e n o u ^ money to •
:ien t, M endenhall “Do try t(
■ " ing th a t fo il
0 years . aminated, jusi nation could w try;” Lagergre
fer. Now, The best fb J o n ly 30 recover and st
tinue shallow i2 ungst of uid high-level i1 th e U.S. Idaho and a y, Joseph face the threa :il. They, redassified as >nium in be trea ted dif th a n th e she added.It by th e Still, Makhi
golden momer indard is concerned ab( more lax Gov. Dirk Kem iani. And last week that i er would buried waste, z IS u n d e r politicians, Se lards, he C rapo an d R
backed him up. in alarm “We’ve neve mdful of support before, 10 listen the Snake Rive
2d meet- nization.
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of gen^ — I rules, V id programs who ation, £ ’ h e said. Thesw a te r needs of use of ;ators, of iuidan- use of
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- By.Shari Chaney- i _____- T lm e» N ^ writef -
RUPERT r The d ty o f f will begin looking into new sources with the help of Si Engineering, Inc in Boise.
The City C oim dl appro water source smdy Tuesday
W ater superin tendent E Andrew told the council c two main wells is showing i need attention. The w ater
-w iU investlga te 'pofential' lems with well No. 1 as w locate future well site^s.- W ell No; 1-has h a d a-!
dropK)ff in production, Ar said. There could be' seven sons for the dropoff, which! than 10 percent.
“I t appears som eth ing i right there,” Andrew said.
Andrew said it is easie r tc -a t.o p tio n san d -m a k e-d e d now rather than in th e face emergency. It is also a good from dme to time to reeva the water situation in any munity.
“M ost co m m u n itie s do from time to time,” Andrew in an interview Wednesday.
Everyone is dependent oi wells, but *Vou know these i] don’t last forever,” Andrew “If it’s Hying to tell us som et we’re goinig to listen.”
At. T uesday’s m ee t G ouncilm an-tayne-R -atsc ottid he can see ilie-im puri of starting now to find a d
f
All recreation costs th e money, Kerbs'said, b u t the course needs to come d o st being a break-even venture.
Ringle asked what th e coi considers its re sp o n s ib i regarding recreation.
“Are we a facilities providi a program devdoper?” he as ‘‘Is it our responsibility or s( 3ne else’s?”
* Economic developm ent idded'to the list byM endeii ‘That’s big," he said.
Kerbs questioned why Bu shouldn’t have' an ec()no Jevelopment employee.
M echelle M cF arland of klini-Cassia Economic Deve nent Council said she’s prepz0 handle economic developn natters for Burley. Accordini J c F a r la n d , the_R upert_< imployee in a sim ilar posii landles mostly community'de pm eni and grant re q u e s t i 2cts and leaves economic de pment to Mcparland.R ingle suggested th e do'
own redevelopm ent e ffo rt le list.' “What’s the vision?” h e asi- Do we just give up ori it, do y to salvage it and renovate i
ollowed o ther presen ta ti< state.the aquifec wasn’i actually cc just die perception of conta d wipe out Idaho’s potato ind gren said.fbc, Makhijani contends, is
1 stabilize buried waste, disc )w land burials and solidify ] 'el waste and store it properlj d a handful of other states a reat of having high-level wa as “inddental waste,” so it c differently than it should I
khijani says, this co u ld be nent for those who hav e be about nudear w aste d e a n i .empthorne publidy dem and lat n^EEL needs to take care e, and die state’s o ther leadi Sens. Larry Craig a n d Mil R ep. Mike S im pson , ha '
up.ever had this kind of politic are,” said Margaret Stew art iv e r Alliance, a watchdog org
ed spedes and of Idaho Powe , wliidi depends heavily on di ,v-from -the'T liou^a Spring a to generate electridty. h e courts are in die process e ating a water district fo r th a, called Basin 36. The distric ghiy encompasses th e are n Minidoka Dam to Hagerma h e north and part of the sout ! of the Snake River, indudin it of the area in Cassia Count lizing Snake R iv er w a te i unsaid.he Idaho attorney general ha i a motion to create an interin e r district in diis area to prc ; senior w ater righ ts "On th( ke W yw .lhe mpve_to,creati w i t ^ district comM w ith a se leneral w atbr m anagethen s, which are still under negoti a, Hatensaid.lese rules may m andate the of surface water before the of groundw ater. T he ru le:
V
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investigate what • Rupert well No. 1 and w water w a te r . system . Sunrise E ngineers will . - source of water aroved a “T h is is the fir ay. said.Dennis If som ething
I one of w ith th e w ell, ; il may m ake a recomm5r study___ fixing it or reph3 'prob- saiid, and the dty well as they want to do.
T he engineer: r s m a l l ‘" tio n s fo r a new ^ d re w give the d iy a d xal rea- the fu tu re , whei h is less five years from i
■ from now, Andrei ; is not Money for die
budgeted, Andre- to look d l.dsions--------Rupert-wili pay» o f a n and $17,000 for th od idea . E ngineering’s p: i^aluate study is estiriiatec ly com* the d ty has appli
g ra n t m oney fr lo th is Department of W ?w said The d ty will kno /. die grant money uon die Andrew said h{1 things the sm dy would I w said. threje or four mom ething, •--------------------
Times-News writ e tin g , can be reached at sch k e— BuTvairar677^0^ nancB— byiefrm ittarsznn direc- ley.com.
School,g gjjy Continued from Cl le golf . r e c o ^ iz e level ti iser to d a r d i ^ tests, h^ !. lions of dollars oi:oundl s ta te departm eni b ility arid federa l gove
with th e Northwe ider or Assodation - the d asked. . level tests - are ne some- tem to make evei^
said.It was A source of con inhall. ■ superintendents w;
d istric ts to carry Jurley next fiscal year stai lom ic p ria te d fo r stam
developm ent wit >f th e coun ted aga inst /elop- bank account, pared W hen the state )ment monoy, i l ’s mean ing to within that fiscal y ._city— mohey-remains unsition__ 30 is e sse n tia llydevel- becomes p a n 6f di t pro- ance for the new 1 devel- July 1.
Bui Jo h n Garni [own* School District su] ri for said the summertir
part of the yea r fc isked. develop thb standai lo we the money slated la2 it?” state needs to be al
, into the next fiscal . penalty.
-------■ G am er also expnover the demise of
tions TAP.By e lim in a tin g
cont- whidi have been in tami- nearly a decade, sc ndus- \vill lose their point
to measure snident i is to “We’re going to n scon- .of knowledge,” he : y liq- .^take that away, the rly. going to com e in i also we’re not going to 1
fiiste doing better or worsi t can ■ M oreover, th e c 1 be, break the results dc
sections th a t allow be a see th e subject are iieen greater atten tio n .^ nup. tests don’t offer die ided of diagnosis, he said re of the key to any succ ding die ability to adequj lik e what a student has av e w hether tha t studei
diose skills, he said.tical ■ ------------------------*t of Times-News writer i rga- can be readied at 753-
mail ac rmayer@magi
wer I :-------------T-—tlie A ^ j p n o
, Tb«ecbi)omlc'«tiwi, I ture usually lags bei
the national economy beca become! more vulnerabi
rea : P^ced iniWfts'When th slrong.A(BWyoarsago
'famwrs increased the I bwf by 130 percenl sil importing ihereiatUe to I States. When theecom
^ ’ Ing these cheap Import: has Richard Oerreim h
. prtc^ fo r-^ag rfcu n
a te ___could n l s o .c u r i^ grset irrigation on as mud snt acres in soudi-c^tral Dti* Idaho, Hazen said, “n:
tions would prevent g h e depletion and keep i h e the Thousand Spring* ies ing into the Snake Rive
F «n i,- |d iho~ W ^
.ey A V e st ~ » - ersource ”the future. - ---------------as the resources to ' vhat is happening at md th ro u ^ o u t th e " 2m, Andrew sa id , dll look into a new er as welli first step,” Andrew
ing appears wrong :ll, eng ineers w ill
epladng i^ Andrew dty can dedde what do.eers’ recommenda- lew w ater site will a diriection .to go in vhether it be soon,)m now or 10 years drew said, die study has been 4rew told die coun
pay between S9300-----ir the study. Sunrise 's proposal for the ated at $17,000, but pplied for $7,500 in y from the Idaho if Water Resources, know if it received ey in February, d he would assume lid be completed in nondis.
writer Shqri Chaney f at the Mini-Cassia'^0 4 2 rE xtrn o ro i‘-------'ihitntiyf&inasicval-
ols -Jlel testing as stan- hp said. Widi mil-
:s on the line, the len t of education ovemment, along hwest Evaluation lie desi^ers of the 5 negotiating a sys- veryone happy, he *
concern for some ;s was dieheed'for rry over into the ■state fUnds appro- tandardized te s t w ithout it being i s t the d is tr ic t’s
a te appropriates eant to be spent al year.' Whatever; unspent by-June.--------illy “lo s t,” as it f die staiting bal- Bw fiscal year on
irn e r , Kimberly superintendent,
srtime is a crudal ir for teachers to ndards, and, thus,:d last year by die le able to trahsfer seal year without
xpressed concern : of die ITBS and
ing those tes ts , n in the state for ;, school districts oint of reference :n t achievement, to miss that body he said. “If you these scores are in isolated and to know if we’re -•orse.” .le cu rren t {ests s down into sub- low teachel-s to areas needing
n .^ h e proposed die same degree said, adding that ;ucce«ful test is squarely analyze lias leamed and’ ^ ident can apply id.
ter Robert Mayer 753-323} or via c- nagicvaUey.com
inqmy- ■: ___iw w o fa^ o ii- }behlndthe ; t>ecapsefotmer8 erable to low-'.;' in the dollar Is' : i ago CanMlan • the price oftheir • ill simply by' :i )totheU nl^ ;'i iconomy.isithrfr iports«remom.;.^e'rrirt Mid.' dii has boosted;. •r te u l^ ’g b c^ ,T.
I groundw ater_______Quch as 12,000 Tal and eastern . These regula- • nt groundwater ' ep water from : ings area flow- W w . _____
Forandabc the Latino "'coTnmunityPage C-4
Sweet iBy Coreen Hart TlmefrNflw» cofrespond
______ BU R LEY --.In.thekitchen, there’s a lot ing than enchiladas.
There’s music. TTier daughter cooperation heap of family memori
At the stove, daugl Ann Granados fries t th e coun te r, m othei G ranados m ak es ei Daughters Sona anc a rriv e la ter, savorin g ra h M S tfie iiu ce .
T he lure is ir re s is anyw ay, i t ’s fun to : tunes along with Mom Ann. The family is pr feed 30 to 40 people at w here Yolanda’s husl G ranados, is a pasi potluck d inner, b u t i Jadas are by spedal req
, “When my sisters c they look forward to ladas. I don’t m ake th It’s a spedal treat,” Yoi
---------- fioucc into Q-9ouce f -afolded, freshly fried toi snack.
“I get hungry doing _ adm itted w ith a
“E nch iladas a re my food.”
Yolanda never take from the assembly job, cnchtlada is assembled same perfect care.
“I.really enjoy cookin daughters because it’s g ty time,” she said. “We’ pretty busy with school But when we cook, we about the Lord, sing, Idd
“ B.ut we d on’t (A ngelica) cook,” Bo said. “She can bu rn w she does make desserts.’
A ngelica ju s t sm ih heard it all before.
By Mary Jordan --------Tho Washington Post-—
PEDELA CU ESTA , If th e sq u a tte r v illa g Coyuca Lagoon.located m eters northwest of A has a founding father, it MoUna Francisco, a loc
• • who led 1,000 machete-squatters onto this vac just after New Year’s Da;
M olina know s wc Mexico’s land-extortion p lay ed . T ake o v er tl; th rea ten the.goverm in bloodshed if it tries to e n e g o tia te a s e ttle m e ensures some land for tl ters and a nice cut for who made it all happen.
But it’s not working way this time. Molina i s : a jail cell, awaiting trial of charges, induding ra widely believed th a t hi was payback for h is o! bare-knuckle politics.
FoxadofBy Mary Jordan The Washington Post
MEXICO CITY - Prc V icente Fox, who favor je a n s an d h a s w o rn c boots to state dinners, is fo r s lan g e x p re s s io n improvised remarks. His s ty le w as w elcom ed b j
■ Mexica s ig n 0 times a d e fe a t p a r ty ru le d c o u n tr
- s - o - l - i a u th o r s e v decade:
WcontaFox 2 “ ' = ^ ous prc
mount in Mexico, th e prt now seems intent on re t som e of th e fo rm a lity office. H e’s also prom is spend more time there , i y ear of international jet*s Fox says he’ll spend th e £ yeair of his te rta focusing on su c h d o m estic issu strengthening the econon combatingcrime.,.,!.. ... ..
“I have to recognize th lie an d th e m ed ia .dem'
• very ser* ius p re s id e n q . doesn’t joke around, an d ;
lean ied - I,am 'cdrrectini aspect,” Fox said.
b o u t
harmonyondent_______
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here’s mother- ion. There’s a
u ghter Bobby iS tortillas. At h e r Y olanda
ench iladas . and Angelica ring .the .fca :___
sis tib le , to show 3m and Bobby
to: a t the church usband, Eloy
athe enchi-.
request.come over,
to the enchi- : them often.Yolanda says.
f -and dips a ' ------------ —tortilla for a
When Yolan( n g this,” she kidding arou
a sm ile. • ^ .fav o rite g
Ikes a break
S Smmum foil,
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kidaroiind.’\f lor Tpift ThefoUoi Bobby Ann! n*ethod Yo M v ater .B u t| °verm ore^
liie s . She’s ^For the s.
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'A, M exico- H j l f l d lage the
15 kilo- f Acapulco,
is David local tough E S ^ R u ne-wielding/acant land t-aBIMgMy^ Day.w ell how ion game is
th e land , unen t with0 evict, and Coyuca Lagoon m erit th a t botwoen resWei r the squalo r the man • “The pers n. leading ^ e ii lg out that we are negot is sitting in squatters,” ; ial on a list Rene Ju a re ; rape. It is clear the are : his arrest problem and 5 old-style, natives. We
and shoot ai
»pts new tcPolls show
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P resid en t-----soaringTibovvors blue- h o v er a ro u1 cow boy thanks p a rti , is famous while Argei^ ions an d co llap s in g . His casual resilient, desby m any ployment.
icans as a But w ith tt I o f new my so depen a after he sumers bujin :a te d th e cars to radios :y th a t slowdown in c id th e of the border i t r y w ith of thousands-l-e^-ra-n----- jobsrA nd-arrlority for and robberie
v e n , security offii des. edge th a t crinIt as seri- Fox’s publi' p roblem s steadily over I president in office, and returning sa tio n s w ith ty to h is people a re ii n ising to concrete impr i. A fter a daily lives tha ;t*setting, ' “Fox i i att, le second vent himself, ing more glowinjg resul ssu es as. first yea r,” si lom yand i m e n ta to r G. ...... .....C astellanoiJ:the'pub-; ■ tially. a consc
jm a n d a ' that lik w its p ncy th a t . .“well d re s ^ d a i d lh a v e ; .‘Biitwligt p’eop d ng r h n f - m ore focuscc
president.” , ,
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) enchiladj.
landa Qranados and her daughters round.
;-tune of “T he-Sound 'o f~ '-J Bobby A n n b rings a s
of golden, still soft tor- het:, niother. Yolanda has r jelly roll p an with alu- i oU, and carefully smears i: a sauce over it. tit do I get m o st out of )landa asks. “I know that c !y leave home, my daugh- make enchiladas exactly q ; do. And that’s neat.” llowing recipe is more a $ Yolanda has developed tl e than 20 years. . «)LANDA’S CHEESE H
ENCHILADAS 2 sauce, Yolanda favor^/ fc
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ion Is a tourist sito, but a squatto Idents and tho govemmoht.
erson responsib le for . fin e invasion is in jail, andsotiating to relocate the pa,” said G uerrero Gov. imirez C isneros. “We’ll Gairea, but this is a social stomd people need alter- onta can’t take out guns we: at them; w e have to Ian
me^newfjw that a m ajority of F1 s u p p o r t Fox. • im i•atings that h ad been Uni)ove'80 p e rc e n t still Iasio u n d , 60 p e r c e n t , abcrt l^ to th e fa c t tha t ____em ina’s econom y isg, M exico’s seem s- p “iesp ite rising unem- ‘ ;
the Mexican econo* , endent on U.Si conning everything from ios to bluejeans, the n consumption north er has cost hundreds ds of M exicans' theirirashofk idnapp ings'----------ries has le d public fficials to acknowl* rime is on th e rise, blic support slipped 2r his first 13 months' nd polls and conver- th M ex ica n s show . A ! im p a tien t fo r th e *9 iprovements in their hat h e promised. ^attem pting to rein- |M If, ^ v e n th e not-so- suits he h a d in th e I J said political com- ' ' ' G a b rie l G u e rra
j.J!M exico.Js.essen-— 1 i i ise rv a tiv e c o u n ty ‘ s president in a suit, ; ^ 3, and well behaved;«ple really w ant is a sed a n d ,o rg a n iz e d .
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''-McConriidf-Sdiillihg'biaf says it just tastes right to hi
Cut onions in fa irly pieces.- Saute, b u t do noi them to brown. Then refr if you have to hold their thanahalfhour orso .
Line a pan w ith foil to clean-'up easier.
F17 the tortillas and stad on the plate.
Assemble th e enchi Smear a thin coating of sa the pan to m ake a bed f enchiladas. Next d ip a fe tillas m the sauce a n d lay ti
/ t h e pan. Allowing them to for a littie while m akes thei
M MEXK
ittor village Is creating a clash
find a solution.”Tlie mayor of the small m
pality with jurisdiction ove invaded land is Julio Cesar ] Galeana. He said h e couli stop tiie invasion because h only 125 police officers and were 1,000 people clearini land. He said he has been.cc
focus on CR ath er than ta lk in g ab
im proved re la t io n s w ith United States, a b an n er thi last year, Fox is now tall< ib o u t the dom estic econo
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th a t as w ell to make' sauteed ifi ad\
loosely. Positio jckthem Uttle r a y from
rows. Wlien thi h iladas. sprinkle chees. sauce in P"'?I for the ?>’? “ ' 2“ irn few tor- tefoi-e they, a 'th era ii. she ■•cheats th to standlerasoft- blend and the
out belter.
CO— —" nating with th<
■ hopeful the ped
I to another piec( or four months squatters, or “p are truly poor w aid to build hom
“We can’t ja i said when askec process is so sl provoke anti-gi
O ffic ia ls a t M olina is bein permitted him t But before he v
h told reporterscials had taken rightfully shou people. “If they
munici- will get it,” he si ver the The land is o r Diego and a former Gi iid not Israel Nogueda, he has, from office in tl d there cloud ' of corru ing the said he came b: .coordi* mately.
domestic iabout “We are going, th th e efforts toward aIheme tained recoveryliking said in a televisilomy. week.
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the governor and is ' Mo jMpIe \vill be moved' ing ece of land “in three be: ths.” Diego said the ,sho “parachutists,” ^vho ing
• will get-govemment auc omes elsewhere. a yijail them all,” Diego J <ed why the eviction Chi ' slow. i'«That would a d i-government senti* fan
othia t th e ja i l w here iing held have not , •»., n to be in t e r v i e w e d . J y ]2 was locked up, hers tha t greedy offi-. ByF en this land, which L0 9 ,ould belong to the -----ey want a war, they j i ssaid. b ee5 owned by a bank whe Guerrero governor, tlie ia , who' was ousted ered I the 1970s undor a hom ru p tio n . Nogueda stroi by tiie land legiti* Hi
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issues Ig .to focus aU our „or( 1 achieving a sus* sour ry of income/’ he whis ision address this ed d
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P a re n ts as R eading Pai workshop at 7 p j a J a a 24 multi-purpose room.
-----The w orkshopis thie'flnseries to help parents ac strategies to read to and witi children.
H ead S ta rt, k inderg t preschool ond first-grader tiieir parents are invited. I
- re fre sh m e n ts ,'tra n s-------portation, b'aby-shting and a Spanish translator will be available. ■-F o r m ore inform a
tion , ca ll W endell E lem entary a t 536* n - 6611 or sign up the workshop. I l l :
Twin Falls night spot features Latin music nig
TWIN FALLS - “Latin J Night,” featuring dancing j
-music-willbfrljeldfrom^.iT y.in. Sunday at Bdr Bonz at Fillmore Sl N. in Twin Falls.
There will be a S3 cover ch;
.Hispanic-Business group plans to m eet In Boise
BOISE - The Hispanic Bus Association will m eet at 6 Jan. 21 at Casa Mexico, locat the com er of Fairview and Mile. • ... ................
Hispanic 1 role in ne\By Charles LaneThe Washington Post . _ .
In the mind of executive ducer Don Bellisario, creator of the successful mil- I itary law series “JAG,” I the issue-oriented “First B Monday,” with its gray-‘K ing ju stic es ahd eager- W. beaver clerks, is just tiie | | ’ show for a network seek- 1' ing to hang on to its older k audience while attracting ■ a younger one. ■
Jam es G arner plays ^ Chief Justice Brankin as . a deceptively easygoing fan of Oklahom a football : other, mostly conservative, c
I V I u s i c i c o n J u a r
{y Richard Cronullni>9 Angelas Tlmos________ _
J u a n G arcia E squivel, w )ecam e a pop-music cu lt i( vhen his eccentric music fr he 1950s and ’60s \vas redisc Ted in tiie ’90s, died Jan. 3 at lome in Jiutepec, Mexico, afte troke.
He was 83.T he pianist-com poser-bai
:ader, who used jiist his last na followed by an exclamation poi rofessionally, was know n: old, idiosyncratic orchestrati< larked by r a d i^ dynamics, o 'ordless vocals and unexpeci 3unds such as steel guitar a 'histiing. His meticulously reco d albums, bearing such titles Exploring Ne\v Sounds in Hi-J
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a Sodal Security v id e informatioi
usineK T he deadline is M6 p.m. F or an applic ated at Ramon V. Silva, s id Five man, at 426-3038
a adves on ] logically p and maice: tiie show.: R andy Novelli’scI
The vet “First Mo: how large V. Gore S loom s in
Rand, vas,uoz1 and a ir a court -show c caus- ring Sally Field.
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Mint) . Esquivel ti tl fo r , f<itions th a t was popular jodd, E ^quivel.to ld the
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sponsorsramgida is the assodation ■ectory, scholarships,' “ coming events. ' \ '• ! in form ation o r to ' , rvation, call Alice a t ': L242.' -
daho offers .) tp studentsImage de Idaho has ts annual s^o larsh ip .d-progrant— •—'------- Hage de Idaho is a non*; t organization serving ; - nterests of Hispamcs i nployment, training, • stion, dvil rights andll"!. ll issues. -igh school seniors or : tge students enrolled ' two year or bachelor ;ram are e lig ib le , nust plan to enro ll post-secondary insti* 2002-2003 academic • • - mts are selected on!rfo^^I^lcp^r■* rP »-----urricular activities, •1 and contribution to - lent and progress of I
dojiot havc-indudc-i__rity number or. pro*Ition on residency, is March 29.plication, c o n ta c t .tt* fa, sd io la r^p chair- 338 or e-mail him a t .. ate.edu.
ficantries5naisJoeNovelIi,!a.: road justice w hose-r " ' dedding each case i acasperates botii the ; id tiie four cdnsery- : on Bellisario’s ideo- ly polarized court'- akes him tiie star of DW. Mira, played by;.! _ _ H Vasquez, is i’s clerk.very existence of Monday”- suggests - irge the post-Bush-, e Supreme C ourt ; in th is l itig io u s ; ■
y’s collective sub- •>us. ABC will soon ;)w of its own, star* •'1. , ;
uiveldies ■J] and “Infmity in •
Sound,” w e re . nom inated f o r ,; s e v e r a l • Grammys and.;!
•were used td-’ i prom ote th e '\ wonders of the' ; e ra ’s hot new ; t e c h n o lo g y , • s te re o p h o n ic sound.■ “What I tried .
to.do was n o t : follow tiie style
ar at that tim e,” the Los A n g e le s .“We had no syn*. time, so I tried to ,
junds out of cort- - nonconventionali^ tcplored a littie.” •
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F am ily a p p r e c ia te h e r o e s In m o th e r :
W e are very appred the Twin Falls Clinic’s gcncy room staff and t
- — -.ya lleyR epdriaM eafi ambulance staff.
,• mother had a he a few before Chri ihdrprbfeCTonal'skin: their awareness of our frustration was excepfi provided my mother BJ w ith care far beyond V, expected of emet^enq nel on a daily basis. .
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.-,.11,2001. The dtizens 0 -. Magic Valley are extre ; lu d ^ to have heroes oi i’365daysayear.
WALTER D.BALTZ r TwinFalls
Sponsors put smile children’s taces fbr
■ TheW ishingStarFoi would like to" thank Joe
___ Kathy McQure of the J
__ .ifor our Wish Faaniliesfi".■Chfistmasl".................• : Thanks to each of yoi chose stars and b o u ^ t
. — —the familieswho neede• ■ d u r i ^ the holidays. T h
putting smiles on the cl: faces! Y o u r^ e ro s ity i much appredated.
DIANAJONES ' Magic Volley Chopte
Wishing Star Founda TwinFalls
M a g ic Valley C hora ' c e l e b r a te s p erfo rm
. The Magic Valley Chi wishes to thanR all thos<
. helped to make this yea• duciionbf Uie “Messiah ^ 's i ic c ^ 'A spfidal t h ^ ■’the College of Southem •production crew, Moss Greenhouse, Kimberly 1 and the Chorale Wrangl
The chorale always er forming this w o n d e r^
O ctober C a u g h t Being Qood tIcIng th o a g roem on ts o f mui Rqop, S ha n n o n Wray, Kyndai and Rdbyn Elsing; front: Qarr
P aul c h u r c h s e r v e s G erm an s a u s a g e ,aupp(
PA U L - - T he Congregational Church wil its annual all*you-can-eat G sausage su p p e r from 5-{
— lugsday-at the-church, . A f re e w ill o fferin g w
taken. '
L ea rn in g c e n te r re g ls te fo r I ts fo u r th b lo ck
GOODING - T he Go. Accelerated Leaming Centi
, offer its fourth block from J th ro u g M arch 7.
The following courses w offered: from 9:10 a.m. to p.tii., E n g lish 11,■ E ng lis health, careers and personi sodal responsibility; from 3:3^ p in ., speech, America]
--- e rnm entraccelerated matl from 3:40-5:10 p.m., accele math, com puter applicadon
, a ^ 'To accom m odate alljStu
and prevent delays, studen asked to register, the week o
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T i j m K Y(i t ^ s V c a l I---------- :—3 r 's c a r e Tfairedadveof The Letters ofic’semer- nshletiersofiid the Magic •OrgankatforidicS'Center ' supporters.
• Individuals th e a r t a t ta c k and business^
l h r i s tm ^ a n d _ For mora Infork f l l s S v ^ S ^ a 288ju r family’s Tonpnuoi ^pricmL'Iley
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ngronand poparnTW te ro « onSepL ing everyoneiso fthe certperformtremely g.softheirow n Thanksag___ BARBARA/rZER Secretary,
M agkV al- - • - TwinFallsliies onfo r holidays S p o n so rs ( Foundation e q u ip m e n tJoe and • The staff ai le Magic ■ Park would Ii f iia .q»onMiV7r tlioao whopa
Countiy Free at theMagic]
you who . Resort ■ht gifts for We also woi ^ d h e l p ------- of the sponso:Thanks for their time an< ichUdren’s makeitaUpo ty is veiy Magic Mou
High]Desertl Mix 103 Radi
Pter KountiyRadi‘dauon Elevation Spe
and the Outdi - ProgramatM
o ra le Force Base.r" -a n c e ™Chorale , •lose who 1 Lincoln Coi
d e liv e r Chriinksgoesto ' Abigthahk:m Idaho Lincoln Cotmiss • the ChristmaslyNurseiy 2001.nglers. It all began5 enjoys per- food drive. Thu U n ^ i ^ g “Toys:
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od w inners a t Robert S tu a r t Jun m u tua l rospoct, responsibility a idai Coggins and Zenon Anderso la rro tt Anderson, D usty E as te r i
22 a t 906 Mai ip e r “ 119344214.
■n A m erican Re o ffers C PR c
5-8 p.m.. RUPERT - 1 — --------------------- Cross-ot-G re;5 w ill be Cassia Branch 1
' adult, infant ai monary resusd
SterS at the Mini-Ca: St., Rupert.
First aid clas S ooding from 6-10:30 p m ter will . Wednesday, a n Jan. 24 offered a t th e s
The CPR da; s will be along or with tl to 12:10 The courses m
[lish 12, fied first aid gu onal and For more infc m 12:30- . up, call 733-6' ican gov- ' 6321. lath-aod---------- ------------
'Df. M a r ty ’ le w ith p re ssu re
students TWIN FALL lents are Seidenfeld ^ k o f J a a , on how to cop'
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r o u L E T T’ I sure
hank you lettefs ^sofThankscolumnwillpub- ■ of up to 150 wnis from: itfons thanking contrMocs Of’■ box(Ils thanking public agencies isses for ertraofdiftary scrvice. pid< nfom8tloii.C8ll7.3J093L A .
’ EdwI gratitude of a personal ^rec I public nature, call The Tlmos- Rots slfled department at 733- 'delii 270. shoi
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Chuiagaini Lea^lRA SCHROEDER Luni ly. Board and Members Rota^alleyChonde............... fumIBs .............. VI
Lils d o n a te tim e , sh n t fo r s k i dayf a t Malad Gorge Stated J ik e i a th a n k a lL o f _____ holllpQftieipatedinC reaa--------- ^tw Ski Day on Jan. 12 3C Mountain Ski gramwould like to thank allisorsvrtiodonated----------and equipment to possible:[ountain Ski Resort, rt Nordic Assodation, "lonc idio in Jerom f Kat Pven adio in Burley, • AllSporis in Twin Falls ' offio itdoorAdventure pupp tMountam Home Air Greai
\RBROUGII“ Hans
lo u n ty re s id e n ts h r is tm a s b o x e s centiihkyoutoevei7 onem m ty who helped with Th‘ las basket program in -these
refugian widi the Boy Scout RO: The Rotary Qub and Dir y sfq rM d^m ake_______ Jwi
T B e i n g G t ) 0 ]
Junior High School In Twin .Falls w y and a tten tiv e listening.. Thoy an rson; m iddle: Ashley Foukal, Natc ar and la n Fom shell/
— cla in St., Gooding o r cahi >- • the!
T lR ed C ro ss coU1 c l a s s e s “-“ i- The American Red phyjreater-Idaho-M iht-------costi l will offer dasses in • betv : and child cardiopul- A-& sd tation and first aid p ie Cassia Branch, 707 F basli
m inlasses will be offered in teD p.m. Tuesday and majcCPR dasses will be and
e same time. tudedasses may be taken ' striesI the first aid dasses. verbm eet OSHA-identi- relai
guidelines. . angr;nformation or to sign Ps-6464 or 1-888-367- more
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i e a d s c o p in g au th u re s w oritshop ■LLS - “Dr. M arty” . radi< dll.lead a workshop , ■ cond ope w ith pressures the I
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f e r s —u re each child has at least one pft in their family’s box. Senio stayed after lunch and filled xixes. Rotaiians and other vol eers wrapped the gifts. Richfii Jons Club v e d to pick up- x)xes that were delivered in • Uchfidd. Head Start voluntee ricked up food boxes for their Jient^ and Je n y Nance, Sid Awards and Sue Thomas deli' Ted Dietrich's boxes. Shoshoni (otarians and other volunteen leliveced in Shoshone ahd Nor ihoshone.
Funds were received from -B pcX akeld^oW est lecreation Qub, Christ Churd juild, St. Peter’s Catholic ^u rd i. Catholic Women’s £ague, Idaho Power Co., Vdg Amd, Hazd Bate and Shoshoni lotary Club. Glanbia Foods Int umished cheese. “ •VIRGINIA CHURCHMAN Lincoln County Coortlinator Shoshone
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o lld ay s-fo r-re fu g ee s— -The stalt a t the College of
outhem Idaho Refugee prorams would like to thank all th idividuals and organizations ho contributed to our efforts ti lake the holidays enjoyable foi ir refugee famUies. We are •ateful for the donations of dm oney, food, dothing and toys ven by the following: Albertson’s, the CSI Business ffice, Fairyland Park j p p e t e ^ First Security Bank reat Harvest Bread Co, Keega d , Kurt’s Phamiacy, L ^ b eston, Lynwood Market, Ranc ansen Import Center, Jake am ane Rdchard, S&G Produce, meca. Smith’s Food &t Drug inter, Swenman and Sugar )afWomen’s a u b .Their generosity hdped makee season spedal for many ‘fugeesiRONBLACKDirectorTwinFalls........................
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PM* M m i d ReM lloit t*
Is woro recen tly recognized for ]I aro , from loft, ba ck row: Alena la ta l la n e rro s , Kelsey Pattorsor
^OMMU^almly, and recognize and rec he factors that produce stress
The event is sponsored by Allege of Soudiem Idaho fro .m. to 4:30 p.m. Jan. 25.T he program will cover
hysical, pQfchological and so osts-of-high-stress;conneci etween stress and emotion: l-B-C formula lhat enables ] le to control th e ir emotic asic communication styles 1 lin im ize s tre ss and im pn iie rp e rs o n a l effectiven< lajor causes of on-the-job sir nd how to reduce them; a jdes that increase or decre Tiess and how to change thi erbal formulas for improv :la tlonsh ips an d coping w ngry, unreasonable people. Psychologist Seidenfeld I lore than 30 years experiena le business, education and mII health communltiet'He is athor of “Talk About Stre id numerous journal a rtid ell known from his “Dr. Mar idio call-iri program , and 1 mducied serninar^ throughi eJJn ited States and in Cana
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Twin Falls Optlml n ers for 2 0 0 1 . Fz
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Appredation wi ime, . Seth .Collinss were nominate
High School coiS3 .
nk, I Ogan J a i l K
Personality: ' eyes th a t cr;
1 smiles, James v• capture your £
just what he w* someone who \ needs and lovi what. James hc lo sses , num er feelings of frusi challenges life H is w illingne
................. apparent as he--------- 1 foster parents’
especially enjo h is fo ster fath
= ^ = communicate in skill James lear
^ ^ 8 ‘ life. This boy lc is not afraid to
He would like ti ^ ^ 9 ’ an d .guitar Ies:
p a re n ts are ^ ■ j l Spanish.
Interests: Jan
I C S I .I j i U l TWINFALLS- I. .JM start this m onth: f l ' . l l Southem Idaho j
i f f l ering health-rela ^ y J a C lient Centei
' / ■ for STD/AIDS w ' f l care workers in
' , l | tals of HTV and i H . and how to inten B activities that cc
ease transmissioi n H meet from 6-9 p.r
. In tro d u c tio n Services, for nor
ir prac- ines human servi na sion and a varie,(,j, w here human s(
lized.
VITY E Vjeduce E u ro p e and ScJSS. Seidenfdd presei jy the Boise and teachj rom 9 versities
The tuition i s ;:r th e more participantsodal . time the tuition isiction----- each;---------- ;-----in; an To reserve a sps peo- 788-2033. tions;s tha t Twin Falls antl(
nis™ sp o n so rs free aitress- TWIN FALLI : atti* appraisal fair wil rease 10 a.m. to 4 p.ir them; Second Tim e jving Washington St. N., w ith Cerrified Hutd:
a ttend . For mor( l h a s call 734-6008. ice in.5’? '- . . . IVIV S in g les Squ
. C lub holds potliides, JE R O M E -T he arty” Singles Square D, 1 has hold a potluck a t ! ;hout a t St. Jerome’s PiMda, . Second Ave. E., J e
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:lml9t Club P residen t Archie Got . Far r igh t Is Barry Knobllch, Twl
timists 1:iS " - T h e Twin Falls ' " t h e ub honored Youth Twi winners for 2001. C
ns and Jodi Benson der ated by Twin Falls invi :ounselors to receive d u i
les lovejy: With crystal blue i-----c r in k le w hen he ] s will do his best to r a tten tio n . T hat’s wants most in life -0 will attend ,to his ove him no m atter has survived many
lero u s m oves and ustration about the fe has handed him. n ess to p le a se ishe helps aroupd his----------ts’ sm all farm. He ijoys working with I th e r . T hey often : in sign language, a :amed earlier in his ’ loves to leam and . to try riew things.
e to take swimming -----essons. H is foster outc e te a c h in g .h im . ridii
playfames likes to play his I
offers h(-S - Several dasses M<th a t the College of varie10 for those consid- mienilated careers. tersiite re d Counseling Ce> will train health counin the fundamen- a t thd AIDS education, te le \ervene in high-risk ■ c e n tcontribute to dis- gradi
:ion. The dass \vill al anp.m. Tuesdays. s ta r ton to H um an m eetlon-majors, exam- ^ rid i:rvices as a profes- heldriety of situations Tues , services are uti-
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isenily practices in „ ches a t three uni* n a r r .
JEIis $85. If three or • Libra in ts enroll a t one larity1 is reduced to 570 Sorcj----------------------------- Rowlispace, call CSI at the lil
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itlque mall oussi. 3 appraisal fair-LS .- A fre e tratioiwill be held from ForI.m. S atu rd ay a t lib rarJ A ro u n d , 689N., Twin Falls. JJjj]td i Hutchins willore inform ation, Spon.
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iquare Dance. „ teedj itluck, dance:he Magic VaUey J e ro nDance Q u b will d ep u t
at 7 p.m. Tuesday Eden.PariiOi HaU, 216 The
Jerome. p.m. oj
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G oodm an, l < honors S e th Coll Tw in Fajls Optimist Club Y o u th ,
laud aw::lie anhual'aw ar^ 'g iveh by Iw in Falls Optimist Q ub.
Collins and Benson are fine l e n t exam ples of com m u nvolvement. and. vo lunteer dub representatives said.
‘S to try;Thursday’s Chile
Jam es Age 8
utdoors in a tree house. H e L iding his bike, in-line sk a t laying T-ball and wrestling \ is friends - though he won
lealth-re]M cdical Terminology meets irious times and can seen ■ icrowave to tlie CSI outreach c rs in Burley, Gooding and Haili C e rtif ie d Nursing A ssist! lurse is 120-hours, and tau(
th e Twin Falls cam pus a lev is'ed to the CSI o u trea t n te r in Burley. S u ccessi aduates are listed on a natii an d state registry. T he cl;
a r ts Tuesday.A new sec ti e e ts a ll day T h u rsd a y s a; idays. An evening section :ld from 5-9:30 p.ra. Monda; lesdays and Thussdays.Bai id A dvanced E m erg en edicai Technician curricu li
ro m e library c e le b r a te s irry P o tte r bookJEROME - The Jerome Pub i)rary will celebrate the pop •ity of “Harry Potter an d tl r c e r e r ’s S tone’! by J.: wling-at-7-p.m.-Wednesday i library, 100 First Ave. E. rhe event will indude a look e contest, activities, book d: ssion, giveaways, tr iv ia ar ire. ,rhe public is invited. Pre-reg tion is not requirei 'o r more information, call U r^iry a t .324-5427.
1 M o u lso n M em orial Fun s n s o r s benefit d in n e r:W IN FALLS - R ock Cree staurani will host a wild gan 'd„a;L a.benefit.foc_the .Jii lilson Memorial.Fund on Jai
M oulson was o n e o f th •onie County s h e r if f )u ties killed last January-i in. - h e restaurant \viir open at t. tmd food will be served l^ i
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olllns and Jodi Benson a s Youth i h Appreciation chairm an.
afd win]by the The aw ard presi
of Youth Appred; ne stu- aside by Optimisi lunity tliG countp' to cele erism, tive contribution?:
people to loca! con
new thi“ I about other childre jf l Needs: J a m e s r
parent o r couple gently a c c e ss th needs. H e receivi m onitoring an d i self-destructive be have subsided. His ly should build hi and sdf-esteem thr strengths. Becausi
________ tional challenges zlils parent'Cs)' mus patient and willing own needs. This c5 a chance to know i tionships. Ask Jai worker about spec adoption subsidy ai services.,.-
-------' James is availabl: likes tiirough tlie Idaho : ating. Health and W elfar ’ with more, call th e Idi orries number, 1-800-926-:
dated d aits at prepares th e studein via em ergency proceicen- scene of an accid 'liley. life-saving proceduitant hospitalization setught employed by ambuland or in factories or ag
each tings. Graduates a r;sful handling of hazardcition- and eligible for statdass al r e g is t ra t io n a:ition Advanced E m ergeand Technidans.
)n is All dasses tlie weilays, For more inform allasic CSI Health Sdence::ncy at 733-9S54, Ext. 27Cilum office in the Aspen 1
S 5-8:30 p.m. No-host i be a v a ila b le . Sev Valley chefs will p:
iblic preparing th e dishi opu- Kerry K aw am oto , the George K ’s; W es
J.K. Muggers; E ric Enesvy at-----o^M etropolis;-Slar
Rock Creek and othe )k-a. Tickets a re $12.50 dis- which in c lu d es gra
and may be p u rc h a se i Pharm acy, K e lle j
igis- Center or Rock Cred To donate Mild gar
the call Thomas a t 734- Thomas a t 733-37 Moulson at 733-9554,
indRed C ro ss s c h e d i
eek blood d rive In W eiime WENDELL - The Jim .— -Red.Cross will hold a Jan. from 12:30-6 p.m. Ja th e \^ n d d l LDS Church ff’s lanuary is Nation: i in Blood Donor month.
For m ore in fo rm it 4 make an appointm er *om or ShMey Albertson I
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mers?iresentation is part, •edatiop Week set mist clubs around- celebrate the posi- ‘ jnJ made by young , communities.
dngs ^Idren bemg hurt. , es needs a single p lc who will dili- ; th e serv ices h e eives medicatioh,.^ id trea tm en t fo r i behaviors which;His adoptive fami-" d his social skills . through his many ause Jam es’ emo- es are siRnificant, _ _ n u st be rea listic ,' ling to dday their s child must have ow satisfying rela- Jam es’ adoption; pecific diagnoses, • ly and purchase of-
Iable for adoption.;' iho Department of. • Ifare. To find out Idaho C areLine •
26-2588.
assesident to perform , oce d u res a t a ; c iden t, p rov ide .- edures in a p resetting, and b e -j
ibulance serv ices..■ agricultural set- i are certified in irdous materials, state and nation-I a s B as ic 'a n d rgency M edical
week of Jan. 22. na tion , call th e ,., ices deparlment -*t 2700 or Visit the I'en building.
3st cocktails will Several M agicII partid p a te in ishes including i to , form erly o f ;Ves M iller o f . ; tesvold formerly r j J ta n T h o m a s 'o f r’" — )thers. 2^2.50 per person, •» g ra tu ity . T h ey -? • ise d a t D ick’s { l le y ’s G ardenr e ^ .game or money, 734-4154, Carol 1-3799 o r B o b . 554,Ext.2296.
e d u le sV endeliT he Am erican,"-Id a blood drive .j-------. Jan . 25 at the irch.ional Vblunteer , : th. . ' irraation o r t o ‘,‘ ment, call Mike • pn ai536:6151._
IF JANUARY 17TII IS BIRTHDAY ... when pra on, you are up to it. You hi ural executive ability, a are passionate. When you 'to do som ething, nothir s tand in y o u r wayl Cap Cancer n a tiv es play imi xoles in y o u r life, coui 'these letters in names: I; I During February music, w
- and you will dance to yo tune. Spotlight will be on marriage and increased im . A RIES (M ar. 21-Api iObtain story behind the Something “very secret”, ing p lac e . D on’t fea
-unknow n.'ExpIoit it by i— '-and talking-about it-Gem
: resented.; TAURUS (A pr. 20-Mt I L unar position coincide I ability to make wishes con ;Be near w ater if possible ; begins as “light romance” • tin g h o t an d heavy.
*] involved.G EM INI (M ay 21-Jur
; Define term s, check real■ proposidon. Avoid self dfec ^Individual who cares abo J tells you , “ T ak e your I I Sound ad v ic e l Virgo fi• prominendy. •; CANCER (June 21-Jul ; Long-distance communi I verifies views. Individual a I out of nowhere to represei I ta le n t an d produc t in d I land. Capricorn will play d ■icrole.: LEO Ouly 23-Aug. 22): Ibeyond th e im m ediate. ; cha rge of y o u r own de• £>elve deep and you coulc ‘m ore th a n you care to involves financial status: who would be partner, mat ; VIRGO (A ug. 23-Sepi I Q uandary ex ists; you w !make fresh start, but the jobligations y e t to be fui ;lmprint style, check legal iand perm issions. Quest iinarriage looms large.;; LIBRA (S ep t. 23.0ct ; Obtain hint from Virgo m( 1 Reach dedsion concerning !don and motivation; you w jbe alone. Focus on Wme I riage and greater emddona Irity. Diet important!
B U IL D T H E SHELlThis rnale Australian Sl
' herd with one bluo eye found on Foothill Rd. He beautiful dog without an c
Get your 2002 dog llcei today at Addison Animal C
■ Green Acres, The Anirhal S or Magic Valley Vet.
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son is finM iyover - and i -p e o p le are-breaddng a col
sigh of relief. The pressure ing to m aintain a greetiii k ind o f fam ily facade is w helm ing for families a! experiencing problems. P a r e n ’t go ing to stop fij because it’s suddenly th e ti peace and love. And Johhr 'going to stop acting out, n t e r how much everyone d ifferen tiy .. ■
Family dynamics is the ; d ted by nearly 43 percent i who h a v e ru n aw ay - c th in k in g ab o u t runn ing from hornet-
P a re n ts should be espe alert to changes,in dieir « behav io r, including incr stress, wididrawal or bverv ing unhappiness. These are ing signs of a child in crisi who m ay ru n away to
Pirates rareQ. A lth o u g h m any p i
ra id e d m any ships, com tively little buried treasiu been found. Why not?
A . T h e y ra re ly g o t i w orth bu ry ing , those p ii And when they did, they < bury it, bu t prompdy split and tu rn ed ft into cash, v mostly they invested in run
A lot of women would r be among th e several wive rich rnan in lu xury th a r on ly w ife o f a, poor ma poverty;-Y ou-doubt that? Love and W ar man says i been a common attitude ii
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B lu e la k e s a n d Pole L• In terac tive sites a n d• VIP guests, includinj
Id ah o , political digni• A n ic e skating rink ii
lot, w e a th e r perm itti• E n terta inm en t in a g 8 :45 a m - High Risk 1 0 :3 0 a m -S ta n d a rd s
. 1 2 :3 0 p m -R e n e g a d e 1 :2d p m r Breached 2 :1 0 p m - C o l d Shot ' 3 :0 0 p m - Breacjshift
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forhomelpss,n pecially youth. It is co r ch ild ’s , teer-;based and c rease d . 'P J e a s e ,’*Al rwhelm- y o ; ^ ,P®opIp, re warn- irig'ruining aw isis, one already have, 5 J a v o id with children i
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L in e " F o u r C o rn e r " siI ■. ' 'g s in g e r P e te r C etera ar s ig n th e R elay C o rv e tt
ib l ic in th e sh o w ro o m i s a le r s h ip o n B lue Lakes
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tinItio n a l " -R unaw ay cri1 is the federally des- vivam unication system S 1,-nm aw ayahd at-risk - '-R uconfidential, volun- a -indnot-ioi-:prgfiu,5,. yoi AI>by,‘ ^encourage Ip w hb 'are cbnstdfer’ . away, and those who 5, as well as parents n in crisis to call our
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- JEROME-Recent aa : District Court in Jeror included:
AnalgnriierrtsaiKlapiK- Charles Jason Bishop, 100 Z ; Jerome; driving
-.ijinuence: failure to s i^ n e of an acddent; ^
jdrug paraphernalia; pi .hearing Feb. 4; Magisti;KanyWood.-------------; - |^ ic k R. Calvert, 47,1 Jerome; aggravated assa a deadly weapon; pre-tr enre 11; juiy trial
■■'Magistrate7u3geTfcirTy\ Jordan David Dento:
18th AVe.,E., Jerome; ;aggrayated assault; ui exercising the function officer;'unlaw ful poss
.^ea im Iw convicted felo:...........ing March'II. Separate c
of controlled substan £ o n of a controlled subsi rtencing March 11; M •Judge Bany Wood i'- William D. Falconburg, ;100 E , Jerom^ battery oi ■tional officer; possesslo [paraphernalia; pre-trial c March 11; ju ry trial ^ Magistrate Judge Barry n
Kasie Racquell Lee L 94 N. SOO W.. Jerome; ch. insufficient funds; se Rfach 11; M a^tra te Jui
---------W eirG rafft’Peflerson.i ^ x 571, Hailey; driving i ilnfluehcc; bond hearing ’Magistrate Judge Barry W >;‘Brent_Ai:den Reece, 4
_ EisenhowCT, Jerome; driv: ShVfrifIuerice;-prelimfiiar J a n . 28; ju ry trial A Magistrate Judge Baity W _ Danny J. Briggs, 32 ,4C Ave. E., Jerome; criminal of.court; status hearing s
'Feb. 11; Magistrate Jud ; Wood. ';wRebecca Ann Diaz, 34, Ofourth, Jerome; che^ fra ;fi'dent funds; pre-trial co ^Feb. 11; Magistrate Jud: ■Wood.
Casey Xnn Grove, 20,5: • \E., Jerome; failure to p
‘invalid driver’s license; Jconference -Feb. 11; Ma iJudge Bany Wood. ■. "^ Antonio H; Hernandez, ^0 0 W., Jerome; driving u ^influence; driving .witho ^eges; underage possessior ihol; pre.trial conference .Magistrate Judge Bany Wc
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ippearances. , under thei iop,3J,250.N. ference Fel ing )inder the HiomasH.!0 stop a t the « , .; i^ossession of .Sentencini ; preliminary Alan J. A;istrate_Judge__ _N., Buhl; dij
, fine, $300; 7, P.O. Bo* 3, supervised issault; use of ' ja il, 60 su e-trial confer. Judge Thonrial March 20;_____Julio C. JryWood. 3800 E., Htnton, 22, S27 less drivinj ne; robbery; . pended, $i ; unlaw fully ' months’ su] lion of peace days in j ossession of Trans^rtalfelonj.semenc-___ invalid/failute case: deliv- license, foili itance; posses- insurance; ubstance; sen- tor; Magisti
M agistrate Borresen.■ Juan M. I
urg, 39,109 S. River Road yon a correc- the influent ssion of drug pended, $i al conference months’ sup ll M arch 20; days’jail, 1C y Wood. - driver’s lice s Larsen, 22, ing or obst check fraud, missed by p sen tencing Judge Thom Judge Bany Filemon G
ion, 4 Z ,.rro r V.influencc; $/ng under the ed, $63.50 c•ing Jan . 17; 'defendeff«yWood. vised probaJ, 40, 932 N. 110 suspendiriving under___ X80 daysLdrnary h ^ n g sion. Failur1 A pril 10; driver’s lict i Wood. suspended,; ^405 Fourth m onths'su] ual contempt M agistrate lg scheduled Borresen. Fudge Barry Wade Tra
Monroe Plac 34,130 West' ' to piinJi'as^ fraud, insuf- $150 fine, $1 1 conference coun costs, J Fudge Barry months’ uns
five days in ),515N. 400 M agistrate 0 purchase/ Borresen. se; pre-trial Wallace VM a g is tra te .....Lane; Corvt
...............under the ncz, 19, 66 S; $500 suspend lg under the 12 months’ s thout privi- 180 days in sion of alco- 180 days’ dri ice Feb. 11; sion;Magistr Wood. Borresen.
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c G. M artens, 19,^693 t Place, Twin FaUs; r ^ e s s pre-trial'conference Feb. strate Judge Bany Wood. '1 1. Payano-Izaguirre, 26, b Barton, Jerome; driving • le influence; pre-trial con- Feb. 11; Magistrate Judge EL Borresen.
lings• Alves, 38,220 n iird Ave. 1disturbing the peace; 5300_t-fl>0 suspended, 24 months’ fl ed probation, 90 days in fl suspended; M agistrate | lomas H. Boncsen. - H :.Jslas-Lastra,-27,-3117-N.— U Hansen; inattendve/carc- H ing; $300 fine, $200 sus- I , $63.50 court costs, 12 I supervised probation, 90 |1 ja il, 88 suspended, tation of open container, dlure to-purchase drivci^s— / ailure to provide proof of _ e; oismissed by prosecu- istrate Judge Thomas H.
i Lopez-Olivares, 31,1719 >ad, Buhl; driving under ince; $750 fine, $550 sus- I $78.50 court costs, 12
fupervised probation, 180 [, 101 suspended, 180 days’ icense suspension, resist- . )structing officers; 'dis- ® y prosecutor; Magistrate - smas H. Borresen. |iiG . Maldonado. 29.96 W.
3 c o m costs, $50 public ^ fTO, 12 mohtHs’ unsuper-' “ bation, 180 days in jail, mded, 53 days credited, .jlriv e r’s Jicense .suspen-___“ure to purchase/invalid icense; $150 fine, $150 O' d, $63.50 court costs, 12 superv ised probation; ^ te Judge Thom as H. ti'
s, $35 probation fee, sixmsupervised probation, Rin jail, five suspended; olte Ju d g e Thom as H. Ki
i Weber, 67, 4S0 Quasi S rvallis, Morit.Tdriving— _; Tnfluehce;'$750 fine, _ jided, $78.50 court costs, - p. i’ supervised probation, in jail, 178 suspended, ^ driver’s license suspen- j sthite Judge Thomas H. tn
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Legislative action conSRI03 (Risch) - S e ts j
Senate staff.
Introduced In House
-loElstaiivtrbiideerwnisnff: money from the Idaho Milli Income Fund only for tobac vention and control program i
HB434 (Appropriations) - • an emerRcncy $17 million.ai
ation to finance tussock mo troL
HB435 (Appropriations) - im emergency $4 million apj tion for wildfire suppression.
HB436 (Appropriations) -
Kootenai CCOEUR D’A LEN E (-
Radon is the second-highesi o f lung cancer, an d Kootenai County residents know some area homes ha
.. highest levels in the nation. - “Spokane and C oeur d’
a r t pre tty unique,” said ; Riddle, co^nvner of Cavalier *a radon m itigarion con tr “We’re not fadng a simitnr; the rest of the countiy. The counties test five to seven
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Growers and W• uins lori^ o c a te ProvidejTthatth illemiium ^ny. in additior lacco pre- land, be added •ncffoi^ rolls when ihere I - Makes from exempt to tjppropn:---- HB439-(Reveinoth con- Reduces the ti
which certain c I-Makes property are dee ippropria- . subjea to state c 1- HB440 (Revei-Makes- Qarifies tl:e exis
County me:(AP) - the national ave
est cause K oo tenai ( i m any requirement foitsdono t to indude at Ie:have the ventilatihg syst<n--------- --------Radon gas isd’Alene " u ra l breakdovd Sylvia uranium in soilerCorp., in to hom es th;tractor. foundations andu-risk as J h e U.S. Eritiese two tection Agency’;n times four picoCuries
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O LEGISLy $1 1 3 ) appropriation deinant governor’s expens- am
tie:ate Affairs) - Increases Jnt to 7 percent the allo- Inclie excise tax on wine to $nirch for the Idaho Grape Coi Wine Producers Com*
ivcnue-andJaxaiion)— ----- {the value of real projK Ma
ion to the value of the jja 2d to new constructionire is a change of status i-* to taxable.venue-and -Tjixation)----------S; time period before ly c n types of unclaimedIcemed abandoned and to I:e aistody. bevvenue and Taxation) - Sudsting disallo^rance of Res
s a s u r e s n a t i i :iverage.” ver
County has no redfor new construction Sleast a passive radon rad'Stem. havis formed by thc nar- ■ “ Sta:lown of radioactive cenoil. Radon gas seeps 'rth ro u g h cracks in to h
Uld concrete. umSrivironmental Pro- outiGy’s “action level” is flooies per liter, bccausc 11
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LATIVE Ideductions for net operating 1 and capital losses incurred in i ties not.taxable in Idaho.
HB441 (Revenue and Taxati Increases the direshold from S SlOO above which the State Commission must publish noti newly acquired accounts unde Undmmed Propei'tj Auu---- ——HB442;(Rcvcnue'and‘Taxai]' Makes t.edmical corrections t< Idaho Income Tax Act.
Introduced In Senate- - SB1287 (Brandt)-•Adds-“kntJi ly or intentionally" to laws ag; selling, giving, (umishing or cat to be sold, given or fumished alt beverages to anyone under 21.
SB1288 (Commerce and Hu Resources) - Changes legal req
ion’s highesventilation systems can rea reduce radon to below that lev
Since 1990, about 62 percer radon tests in Kootenai Coi liave met or exceeded that lc Statewide, tlie statistic is 35 :ent.
'riie high readings are belie :o be from large amounts of ui jm in the granite-strewn gla )utwash of tlie ancient Misst lood.
The EPA estimates up to 30,
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SB1289 (Commtation) - Resources) - ProviI SSO to of farm labor contrate Tax SB1290 (Commcnice of Resources) - Extentder the insurance coverage
Ition) ,- . • SB1291-(Coinmc to the Resources)-Ddete
ment for agriculti exempted from thc wage because the piece-rate basis,
imnng. SBI292 (FifiJHi igainst , emergency $137,40 ausing for pest control, alcohol SBI293 (Finant
emergency S32300: luman the Hazardous Su equire- gency Jlesponse Fun
S t l e v e l s o f , readily lung cancer death; evei. from radon. But t; rent of deaths to radon eJ :ounty cult, level. _ “T here’s a higl 5 p e r ;; smokers in Kooten
in other parts of t lieved Kara Stevens of tli unmi- Environment Progi facial D epartm ent of He jsotila fare. “There’s no i
d iffe ren c e betwi JO,000 radon.”
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rimcrceand Human Jetes the age iwiuire-. rultural employees'I the state minimum! they are paid on al
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lance) - Makes an 500 appropriation for i Substance Emer- Fund.
'.radon ■■aths eadi year are Lit tying individual n exposure'is tliffi-
ligher.num ber of jtenai County than of tlie state,” said if tlie Idaho Indoor rogram, run by tliL* r Health and Wel no way to tell the ;tw een tha t and
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N EW PO RT, O re. ( m an who had been on i “ T en M o s t-W a n te d ”
- — aJJegedJy-fcfiling his-Ath re e c h ild re n m ade court appearance Wee h is f irs t in O regon si
r esort___ _____________C hristian Longo,'27‘
- no eraotlon during the which he jo ined via cli c u i t te le v is io n frora ]County ja il . __________
’ ’ H e gave b rie f answi judge’s questions, sayir w hen asked if he woul court-appo in ted atto rr “ no, I am n o t” w hen £ was in a posidon to hire
Longo w as to b e a n- la te r W ednesday bn chi
a g g r a v a te d mTirder d e a th s of h is,w ife, Ma L ongo, 34 , ' a n d cl Zachary, 4, Sadie Ann, Madison, 2.
Bail has been set a t S____lion .__________________--------- ^Longo-arrivedin-O rt
Tuesday night on a cora■ flight to Portland from H
w here he was initially he h is a r re s t S u n d ay in ' Mexico, a resort town 6' south of Cancun.
Longo, w ho fled to r - — using a s to len’c r e d ir ra
identifica tion , w aived e tion.
“ H e k n ew e v e n tu a would have to go back, J e f f L u d w in , L o n g o ’s appointed attorney in Hi “He seemed very alert ai aw are of th e ch a rg es a him.”
L in co ln C o u n ty D: A ttorney Bernice said W sh e had dec id ed w heth would seek th e death pi bu t refused to disclose he sion.
T h e bod ies of Longo’ a n d c h ild re n w e re fou
■ coastal in lets in Waldpo New port betw een Dec. 3 Dec. 27.
Longo fled on Dec. 27 S an F ran c isc o In te rn a l A irp o r t to M exico, whe first stayed a t a youth ho C ancun an d th e n movei b ea ch cam p in Tulum a: Jan . 7.
T he FBI placed Longo “Ten Most W an«d” list F A M ontreal woman notici picture and remem bered li seen him a t a iiostel in Ci between Dec. 27 and D ec.;
Longo, who owned a con tio n c le a n in g b u s in e i Ypsilanti, Mich., moved wi fa m ily to th e N ew port abou t th ree mbrtths befor bodies of his wife and chi w ere found.
T hey re ported ly le ft b( 560 ,000 in d e b ts . Lonj
. nam ed in six law suits see more than S30,000 and is • ed on two w arrants in Mid fo r p ro b a tio n v io lation a
— larceny-chargo.--------- ------
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O & t S f-Scientists-plumbing f o t: depths of a geother-* an’daho have d i^ v e re d iity of microbes tha t ; Thightoroxygen. BJ organisms are very in imight- exist on Mars • on
. • But•rganisras, known as - ai:onsuining hydrogen are y hot w ater reacting;, ri'0 fe e t below . th e . mi(tains. They produce ithsthane a s~ a l^ ro a u 5 . d ^wlism. . ; - ,• giaf Archaea have been 'm ^
rst S
M• - A 3n the FBI’s d ’M is t fo r is-Avife-and— de a b r ie f Wednesday,1 since his
27, showed "he hearing, closed-cir- I
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sw ers to a lying “yes”ould like a > IW p iW Morney andn asked ifire one.a rra ig n e dcharges of ':r in th e M a r y ja n e "
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go’s w ife found in Iport and ' ' c. 19 and
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D e ta ils o f ih B ^ sc o v e ry rhursday’s issue of um Nature
Most Ufe on Earth Opuri^< in th e presence of water, but m o^Q'ge^ sunU ^t and orgai But conditions on th e re s t b f t - and perhaps beyoKd the sok ire far more jjostUe. .■
A strobio logists said thesi nicrobes closely resem ble ^ g i n e m ight.be.lurking-be fry; b a r ^ surface of Mars oi 'la c ie rs o f E uropa , one of noons.''-
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b die Hat spots, the _ : thick enough to grab
• ; I every side, forcing.! 'change direction eve::
I - D uring m y most* there , it was co.ver<
' snow with about the : tency as block Styrof
sage had gone from d ■; ficult to darned-near ir ; I alm ost hadnV gc ; day. With p l ^ ty o f (
freezer, I hadn’t the load up my boat and d a cold winter SUndaj
: content to just sit a t ho ~ — L-watchin^ tolo\ricibn a
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MadHehz sec 1 L _ _ _ roh.
F; both cottontails and ; pretty plentiful in the
rock piles, and IVe freq there alone or with a fri
: them. But this time, Td 1 try finding a coyote. Tl J r d been ther6, r d pac [ gun for rabbit hunting 1 enough, I had spotted a I stood in a small dearii ; of hundred yards off -
belligerently-almost aj ' I had only a short-range
----------So w th -m y favoriteered rifle hand, I got ou: called the dog to my sid
, ed hiking., The going was brutal
{.bu t the day was gorgec to m ake m e g lad I ’c
.! tnyself out of th e hous I was immaculate, and t ' just, cold e n o u ^ to kee ; sweating as I puffed alor
The dog was overjoye<■ side. He dashed.atout,
snow, huffing andam usi by snorting jackrabbits c hiding places.
; Each time we reach ' spot, I would stop and m; . ful survey of th e land : ; I«cept for the sleepyhi ; fic on a d istan t freewi I c a ^ and silent. No coyoi I themselves. But the fui 1 went, the less I cared ab : any game.
Several crows and ra ■passed at d ifferen t int< when I saw a large, dark ing in our g e n e ra l dir didn’t think much of it. Bi closer, its size gave me pj
.......began to pay closer atteniIt was a fully m ature B
■ the first one Td seen inI wptched witli a smile as I overhead and continue ; the Snake River, obviousl ; ously involved in its bu .■ ^ v e my dog and I even 1 glance.
Minutes later, we toppt rise and I saw a flash of gr the brush. But before I ha even think about should rifle, I realized it was a n doe thatl-saw.
I t was a p le a sa n t : : because Td never seen < ; even deer sign ^ out here [ coiled as if he were read . chase, but I scolded hin
__I J ie ld his ground. We sto; still as another deer, and : e ra l-th e n still more popp
th e brush and t ro tte d j bucks, but they all appear well-fed suid very healthy.
A fter the deer had paj ; gone away, IJe t the dog r ; and we wound our way bai ; car.! For every trip that I car 1 from with a bag full o f\ ; mess of fish or a wild stor : there must have'been a hi
. ; like the little w n te r ’s.dt - took into the brush.! ■ It was one of those trek : Vvhich nothing rea lly ha] And ybt, everything did. .
•' M ark H e im covers cri \^rtsJbrlheT im (^N eii& :
I Ask the offlcenI Using dogs to I ca tchacat. ’
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rock pop up ran- IIlls aiigles, creat- ■2ts that can twist ■low a whole leg. ■the sagebrush is ■rab at you from Iig.a traveler to. Irery few steps. I•st re cen t t r ip ' Ie re d in crusty Hhe same consis- Hrofoam. So pas* Hn dow nri^t dif* Hir impossible. I'g o n e out that ■3f ducks in thc ■he ambition to Hd decoys. It was ' Hday, and I was H; home, reading, - Ha-and napping— ----- ! - ■B u t my dog’s Hp adng ,s igh ing - -----and whines of H b o r e d o mforced mejnto___ ____ Haction. H
After a mod- H est drive alongbapk roads to Hth e vicinity of ■Bliss, I found a . Hgood spo t to Hpu ll my old Hsedan off the . Hrohd. H
R ab b its - Hid jacks - are H the brush andrequendy gone H1 friend to hunt ■Fd dedded to ■*nie last time
racked a shot- H ing. And sure d a coyote. He iring a couple iff-and staredta s if he knew Boat Ige weapoa , • - .• iteh i^-pow -------------------out of die car,.. ^ T ” side and stan- J '
ita l and slow, geous enoughI ’d dragged “ VJ'mse. The.sky d the air was ceep me fromJong. . littlilyedtobeout- ply,Jt, kicking up in g .lusing himself hastts out of their plun
wintiched a high stan1 make a care- d efiid before us, watt’•hum of traf- h a ssw ay, it was somtyotes showed ?PPrfurther on I ing iabout seeing' fort;
poss1 ravens had hypo intervals. So ' cal fc irk bird wing- Fii d irec tio n , I fort- -But as it got be ci2 pause and I ered£ntion.......................... ■ be aie Bald Eagle, day 'in months. I ju n cas it passed advic
lued toward th e 1lUsly too seri- percebusiness to fromen a second th e h
' * basicpped a'small Whf gray coat in dothi[had time to mateiuldering my easOya mule deer to ev;
skin.It su rp rise , u p s<!n deer - or Pillsbere. dog be frejady_to.give_________perspfilm and heM oodjtock., _____nd then sev- I J)ppedoutof l i r - *d past. No J —•eared to beV- A lo t of fpassed and game in Idag run again • little late inbad^to die ly hunter hi
years?c ^ e ^ m e ShorUy aof gaiDB. a is su e d a rtory to td l, D e cem b e rI h a l f - d ^ 2001 harv e;.day t r i p l -been recorc
,• , . received, a r y k s dunng • one th e re 1happened. ;while,Posni
' th e 9elf*adir . ■’ business repc n m e and h u n te r in 1 ^ ■ ■ >, • hunier.'repc
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oau and h is ang ling ow ner wade c
Rishinginy Ja m e s J . K nm lch I m e ^ e w s co tre spondcn t
Preparing for those big and ttle chills and spills is sim- ly just a part of winter fish- lg . W hat v e te ra n angler asn’t taken an unexpected lunge into the icy waters of inter? Fishermen are often an d in g in w a te r and are efin ite ly su rro u n d ed by a te r, so a p erio d k plunge Js ju s t g o tta ’ happen imetime. The way to , jproach w inter fish- ^g in regard to com- • drsss r t and the dnm atic / )s s ib ility of 'pothermia is in 'a logi- I fashiori.F irs t, le t ’s exam ine com- rt. The general advice is to : certain to dress in a layed fasliion so clothing can : added or removed as tlie y warms or cools. In con- nction w ith th e layering vice comes the tip to keep e h ea d covered since 80 • rcent of the escaping heat im a body can come from i head. This is sound and sic advice.(Vhat ab o u t th e layered thing? Be certain' that the iterials worn will breathe dly and allow perspiration evaporate away from the n. A guy can be bundled
so , h e looks lik e the Isbury dough boy and still freezing due to droplets of ;sEirationjdinging.to.ilie___
Seriateif folks who hunted, big dtIdaho last fall are still a T<in filing their mandate- nc
• harvest reports. But 26 Hi Df
f a f te r Fish and (SameI re m in d e r l e t t e r in saie r to h u n te rs w hose ' lo«•vest re p o rts h ad not faisrded, the Department • hea response in a form no yee h ad seen in qu ite a Neitmarked D ea 26,2001, tioaddressed lim e-green I^ p ly card came from a lasn F resn o , C alif. T he haispprtpd ^pending five.' me
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Iextrem ities, are one o f i r s t a re a s of th e bo( become cold and stiff. an angler’s hands aren’t wer, tlieyU become a t lc litde moist when a fishe: h an d le s a fish. One si gloves is mandatory to i the hands to warm. An tional pair of gloves is j good idea. What if the pair becomes wel? . .
A n o th e r g re a t idea term s of keeping the h; w arm , is to th rew a si towel into the vest. Whj
. w et fish-slim ed hands dry gloves? I t ju s t doe make sense.
Most angers will wear, — glasses-whilo.fishing.-Du
s tH anndays n o t tak in g a d e e r Tendoy. T h is d e e r hunt no ted on th e “N onresi Hunter’s Report Card, Re Deer” for 1975.
Wildlife biologist Lou N said it “is nice this hunter h lost his re p o rt form" sinci fall of 197S but wondwed he would file it in this parti yea r. “I t ju s t sh o w e d ’ Nelson said, “with no exp: tiori;" .
Biolodsts need informatic last fa ll’s h u n t to evaluate harvest and help m ake re mendijtlons for. this year’s
P Kursday, January 17,
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often lea(le body. fluctuating ten ti^should factors such a fling to , rain and snow jrial will becom e fogge 1 if it is An extra pair to ' also solve the probl
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3 allow very good idea ; n addi- have a pal aloni ! just a ing bu t to make le first there is an abili
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iever(o:r n e a r sons. “I t ’s goirijn t w as cu lt to m ake i)Sident report to set thlegular Nelson said, “bt
to h e lp s e t thNelson diey should rep• hadn’t im m ediately .”ice the biologists need ijd why co m p ilin g tlrticiilar from te n s ofi 'u p , ” h u n te r s b e fo rcplana* •• Game commissi
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ids to anilemperatures and -------ll as humidity or ow, glasses often • iged or even icy. lir of glasses will oblem, but anoth- is to keep some idy, preferably in • irt pocket next to .•' ( th e hassle of aders is avoided ling through the ju ired ) . If the - : is placed into a • ic bag before jViW! lg stashed into pocket, it will U | \ r a
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:d.ms of common n o re along the preservation, an d have a buddy lg th is time of S S into icy waters ' isherman a little B Q issib ly oh the S H potherm ia and e assistance. A B B I ia is to not only P S f e ong for the out- ike certain that ^ ^ 9 )ility to commu- pensive hand- S h S arc the simple M h H t dilemma. That re literally life-e situations, but ' vc minor prob- “where do you for lunch?” and ^ouuse?” Tony BnrseensH, Page D2 fish.
)r betteiling to be-very diffi- ‘ thej:e use of this 1975 A; the 1976 seasons,’’ b e i“b u tif himters want ' m orth e 2002 seasons, rope■eport on last season base
Fish and Game - Se!d to finish fo r f5 th e inform ation 1)of thousands -of attac‘o re ffte Fish and Idission sets big game Gamn e x t fall when i t 8370ch. The informadon - 2 )ed to the public so . m ensd hun ten can use repoi * o k o _ a ^ t w hK e__i is w
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Jr filing the harvest reports:1 ) 'H u n ters can f i l l o u t t
ttached report and mail it to: Idaho D epartm ent'6f Fish e ame, P.O. Box 70007, Boise, 3707;01072) They can use th e depa ient w ebsite to com plete t :port electronically. I h e addr .www2.5tatei.id.us/fishgan
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I H o u n di L , QuesUontyPlease ' k rules for hunting irn' I ...... ;-“ and b lack bears Vi
w W hen do I need to ^ hound hunting perm
Answer The rulei mountain lions and w ith dogs (hou
fr.' changed oyer the : j ’’ are less restrictive Ji?. years past. 'V H u n te rs who O'
rdogs, a re ih conti. ■___ ; owned^by. another,
;vGst a m ountain lIi ;b e a r using dogs m rhound h u n te r pern
I ’i I licen se , an d th e a •Aj 1 game tag. Exception: t j 1 indude: clients of li |,1 ; fitters, unarmed pan I :: • - - i and by-standers nol i|i! iing in th e hunt. Ou
[req u ired to be per ' their-clieais-aro-noi
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p iRhyoli% : By iosh Manning
: The Post RegJsteT '
' ' i ATOMIC CITY - C ; pioneers called the B
------------ B utte-part-of-an-in■ landscape.— --------- A to m ic-C ity res :
Brovm calls it today a one of the most seen
!________ the_enrirejyorld.____Last summer, B ro
tioned in a fire look fo r th e U.S. Bureau of Land M a n a g e n r e n t atop the bu tte , 7,5S0 feet above | s ea level and I ; 2,500 feet above I the ground. I
He has sp en t | th e p ast th ree summers in the - small metal and concrete tower, eight hours each day looking for smoke columns.
He can see 60 m iles in all d irec tions with ease, he said.
“ On a good N I day , I can seet in to ------ U t a h , - —/! W yoming and j
1 M ontana,” ho /I said d u ring an y I in terv iew las t S ■; sum mer. “M ost r | o f th e sum m er • I’ve been able to ■ seen the T eton jy
; ; Range.” ^; Lookout tow*
! ers like this onemay soon bo a relic in t
i of firefigliting. i W hile th e stationsj only way to get fire si{I years ago, computer pi ; lightning monitors an<
imaging give today’s f the first hints.
: Because of those ted advances, th e U.S. B Land M anagement ar Service will dism ande: fire stations on liills a: taintops across tlie natic
“Now we’ll get cell pi before we get smoke said David Howell, sp for the bureau’s easte
office. The station on t______ however, will be spared,
The butte has a uniq i ic and hum an history said. And even with thi .logical advances, Br< other people who man tl still give fire aew s an ii vantage on grassland fin
T he b u tte ’s history 300,000 years old, said McCuny, a professor ol at Idaho State Universit]
“T he Big Southern--------- something-with-no-pre
hesaid.; The butte is made mo;
^Continued from Dl ; H ere’s a common bu considered problem: Wl .'the keys? M ost of the t Imissing key problem isn’t jordeal. But when the tem] i s 28 degrees and the blowing at 20 miles per h the fisherman is soaldng k eys are “k ey ” to pre^ lypotherm ia. the, answ lide an extra set of keys. 1 ng companion is presen
certain that the other pa knows the location forthe ; Always k e « . ^ clothe W anket or sleeping bag
■ vehicle. The quickest way vent hypotherm ia is io i the dry clothes and try 1
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d h u n ters IBse explain the ; mountain lions5 w ith h o u n d s ;------I to purchase a ermit?
Liles for hunHng md black bearslounds) h a v e l i ^ ltie years. T hey '------- —ve now than in party n
are not 1' own p u rs u i t huntingm tro l of d ogs ' mits.er, or who har- . AnyonI lion or b lac k lion or I s m ust h av e a 10 days ermit, hu n tin g p lete a e a p p ro p r ia te sentlng ions to tl^s rule Fish and )f licensed out- w ith a i party members, Rememh nofparticipat- ' sex 'na ti O utfitters a re hide. Th
perm itted b u t necessar •notwUnarmed----- men^un:
)uthem B lite eye in
large cor___________ a type of
ta r. I t a- Oregon Trail basalt, w e Big Southern ' more like •inhospitab le— ;-j-Geolo|
res iden t' R o n — 'o f the riij ly a lookout on heavy nvo cenic places in like in n_________ _______ other parirown was sta* magjna ii jokout station ■ the earth.
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in the history antennas gi Former
ms w ere th e . about ballj } sightings 50 ing on the r predictions, storms. Br and thermal during the ’’s fire crews ning cracks
for a \veek. techn9logical “The thi: 1. Bureau of you are tl t and Forest Winds aver de numerous top of the I s and moun- to 80 mph ii adon. It sendsII phone calls level to list ke reports,” tie throug! , spokesman tion. istern Idaho “The wir m the butte,- the butte n red, he said. spot for ha iique geolog-' ’ said.ory, Howell In fact, n I the techno* the area us< Brown an d adon. Abou n tlie stadon the trek up in inaedlble to take in th fires. Scout tro
)ry is som e an d four-w aid Michael challenge o r of geology grades of up ■sity. Congress rn B u tte is . Nadonal Hi< precedent,^^------1976-becau
importance mpsdy from " and pioneer;
the body ten but ra rely possib le . A Where are anglers shoi le dm e the ho t coffee oi sn’t a major Thermos. A < emperature . provide som he wind is day, but it w ir hour and one’s core ter ng wet, the Winter fish ireventing to cabin feve iswer is to siders comfoi ys. If a fish- tio n s to avo sent, make hypodiermia. pany also' f ' '
thekeys.' . . M U f f l ithes and a . < ' 'v a t l l bag in th e .-, . ^ ray to pre. ■■ - ' P a U l ’
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’ m em bers or by^stfinders 3t hunting ahd do not need . ng licenses or hound per-
rone harvesting a m oim tain- T black b ea r m ust, widiin ys of the date of kill, cgm- a harvest re p o rt by pre*
ng th e sk u ll an d h id e a t . nd Game reg iond office o r '~ a co n se rv a tio n o ff icer, mber fo leave evidence of . atiirally a tta c h e d to the These re q u irem en ts are sary because all manage- unitsin-the-M agic-VaUey—
^utte: . n the sky:oncentrations of rhyolite, of magma that is thick as
: also c o n ta in s s lab s of , which was less viscous, ike molasses.log ists-figure-part-oH he- -wnc -.r Vi..g» ■ _ihyoUte oozed'oufahd'the nvagma could not explode I norm al eru p tio n s . The ?art.oLthe. butte, came a s - - 1 inflated from the under th. The top burst open and____ caused m agma
j to pour out.___ “I t ’s a scien-
I tific wonderland o u t th e re ,” McCurry said of how th e Snake R iv e r P la in came to be;
' M ost of the p eo p le .who
— . J work a t the sta- y tion during the
summer are j'es- . ‘ id e n ts o f Arco /
- .o r Atomic Ci>J., - A B ecau se they
uuiom a re lo ca ls and I fa m ilia r w ith i
1 th e a re a , they / o fte n know i/ whose land is on i
■ fire. Brown saidr H e is not too ■
/.y w o rried ab o u t ■, \ f ire s on th e i
butte, du-ough it 1 h as b u rn e d in i past fires.
The lightning ' i s tr ik e s a few t h u n d re d f e e f -r from th e m etal s s t ru c tu re and a
s give him more anxiety. f er w orkers te ll s to rie s t alls of electricity boiinc- he floor during diunder- t Brow;j w ears earp lugs s he storms because light- [J(s have left people deafJk.thing th a t really scares I
th e w in d s ,” h e said , verage 30 to 40 mph qn le butte but can kick up . h in no time. ds him in to th e low er listen to the gusts whis- ^ Jgh and shake th e sta-
vinds and therm als'o ff ' {" e make it an attractive P' hang g liders.” Howell
;, many people around use the butte for recre- 'Out 1,000 tourists make ?\ up the bune every year ^1 the panoramic view .. troops will camp there r-w heelers en jo y th e ‘2 of the d irt road with up to 29 percent. .3SS m ade th e b u t te a Historical Landmark in :ause-of-its-h istorical— ^ ce to American Indians :ers.
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Along th e se lin es , • lould also b ring’some ! or hot chocolate in a A cold sandwich m i^ t ome energy on a cold t will do litde to bring ■ ■ temperature upward. B C Wishing can be the qiire iver - if an angler con- ifort and takes precau* - ivoid th e d an g e rs of . H
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, . A f te r th e fem ale < been reached for a gi the harvest season will dog tra in in g only (nt will be allowed tor th der of the season. To 1
J the fem ale lion quota m et a n d th e harves
closed in a particulai m ent imit, call l*800-32
. ‘While many people m e a t from b lac k b<
- -m o u n ta in lions; the’n ' mountain lions is notT<
be salvaged. However, Game n d es do require
[t__froni.black.bears tO-be;
■ Q uestion : Gan I usi f s ig h ts on-m y bow oi * exteri"d m y effective 1■ hun ting tim e to one-1
a f te r su n set, th e end’ _ hunting Hours?
Fly-tyingG S F scon
- TW IN FALLS Community Educadon I CSI will b e offering a diose fishermen interesti fecdng dieir craft by Ie. de their own fishing flies
--------The-course-“in t5 tth?i
an’d adult fly fishermer instruction on tying tl flies. This course will
— major-diy m ayfly^ tterr Id aho , . inc lud ing C allibaetis , BWO’s. Mi Duns, G reen D rakes, Quills, and Brown D i^ ( techniques will include t
• wingstyles, hackling, a types. The class will alsc individual tutoring.
. The class will take plac to 9 p.m. on Tuesdays, i inAq>eiI 180 on die CSI Cost is S40. The insniictc Hicks. For information or ter,call733-9554,ext229
./ High numbers ra ise - steelhead limits this i
BOISE - Steelhead ang take more fish this spri the offidal Idaho rulebool
Fish and Game Commi raised the limits on stedl the spring season, whid January 1, when the exo size of the hatchery run apparent late last year. T well after the prodamadc let had been printed and uted.
Instead of two fish per d in possession and 10 per the limits for the current
•are three per day, nine in sion an d 40 fo r th e se; anglers buy a second tag. first tag, 20 steelhead are ted.
All other rules and seas< taining to steelhead rem same.
The actual count of hz
Hunter helpsBOISE (AP) - A poachi
killed an elk out of seasi caught tlianks to a deer I who saw the man with tl mal.
S tacy Clemm, 33, w y - more th an $1,600 and u
hunting privileges after ki bull elk a day af te r the ! dosed.
W hen co n fro n ted by Fish an d G am e conse r\ o ff ic e rs h e c la im ed to k ille d th e a n im a l the b ef^e , bu t had not been j lociTte.the carcass imtil,thi day. ■. • . ..
T he h e a d and an tle rs missing from the carcass.
Officers took a tem per reading of 86 degrees fro
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ill dose and archery eqi no harvest) ing big gam the remain- The com:0 find out if ■ hibited die ta has been device attai e s t season ed onto thi a r manage- all firearmi 323-4334. . and pistols e enjoy the e re d sight: b ea rs and th e y are ’m eat from' 'firearm s, required to ' Li summo ir. Fish and tium*power< re die meat nor on. a bo e salvaged____ season,____
ise tH tium Gary Hornor r if le to y f f i ^ a t the1 big game Office of the ;-half hour Fish and Ga id .of .legal tions to him
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- The 1 Center at Q u tda class for
lyd iaT e-n f— oung:aJuit'_ en further « ^ th e ir ow n.. Scoutskic u focus 01. for Mondav
M ahoganj; s c h e d u le d I , W e s te rn “ ay Wikes-Tyinc P residen t’s i t a i l s t ^ f 18. a t Pebble and body O n those i
Iso indude offered to a Scouts in ob
ace from 7 - Sports Merit , Feb. 5-26 com plete th( 51 campus. gram , scouts rtorisRon m ak e linkec or to regis- board groom'i 290. die Sunshine
re g u ire m e n----------------.-b a d g e and pi, I*atch requiri3 sp ring e re d during nglers can gram.'ring than F irst time b K)ksays. o ffe re d for missioners never skied i dhead for Scouts tha t iich began___m erit-badge ]tcepdonal h a v e f.un on n became allows troops That was ing a b il i t ie
tion book- together, id distrib- Partidpants
the lodge by ■ day, four m erit badge c 2r season, beg inner les; nt season begin a t1 0 a.r in posset is $15 for die ieason if m erit badge ( g. On the lesson. Rental ■e permit- fo r only S7 v
boards for oni' isonsper- For more in mam the 4452 .
-compiledhatchery
s catch Mosco\* e r who diigh of die el ison was th a t tem pera r hunter place the time the ani- season had d o
m atched up wi» fined h u n te r who wlo s t his dragging the bikilling a fired;i season A ft6 r . m or
Clemm told oly Idaho rest of the elkrva tion exam ining theCO hav e th ey determ iie n igh t fatally shot in tI able to “To be fa irthe next hunters need ti, , ’ laws,” Tanna Prs w ere rion officer, s£
h un ter also piseratu re helping protecrom the from poachers.”
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ita iir lion :,inYM aiidNo. '•••immission has spedfical- - - Ited use of e le c^ c io r til- iwere'd s ig h ts on all equipment used for hunt* ame. ■ . . ■: }mmission'has also pro- he use of any dectronlc ttached to .or incorporat*. ‘ the firearm o r scope of : •ms (hiduding shotgiim ols.)-Since tritium*po'w* h ts a re n o t e lectron ic •e law fu l to t« e on .
mary, you m ay use a tri- . ered sight on a rifle but bow during a blg game
omplandisactmservatiori’ 1 Magic Valley Regional ■
the Idaho Department of ' (^m e. E-mail your ques- im on the agency’s Web 2jtate.id.us/fishgamc.
sg in a t sd cen ter
tdoors In brief
d com ing in to Idaho I already high prdjec- talland-was-about-triple—
[| d ay s sc h e d u le d
|a y -a iP e b l)Je .C rse k _ . .' - Scout ski days are ■ d for M a r tin L u th e r 0 , Monday, Jan . 21 M d ’s Day, M onday, Feb. ble Creek Ski Area. „ ie days, a program is ,3 assist Boy an d Girl obtaining th e ir Snow irit Badge. In order to the m erit badge p ro - . - UtS should b e ab le to <ed tu riis a n d sk i or 1 im'ed runs serviced by J n e Triple chairlift. All en ts fo r th e m e r i t 'I pans o f the In terest ( iirements will be cov- ^ ng th is one day pro-
e beginner lessons are k or sco u ts w ho hav e d or boarded before.It a lready h av e th e ir • ®,;e may- choose to just----- b'on th e s lo p e s . This ps with scouts of vary-' ^ :ies to p a r t ic ip a te .
nts should register in by 9:30 a.m. w ith the '*{• e dinic and first time ^ essons schedu led to a.m. THe program fee “* he lift ticket and the rJ ;e d in ic or f irs t time Ital skis are available 7 with re n ta l snow-* )nlySl2 .information call 775-
edfrom staff mid wirere p o r ts “
)w poacher zelk. They said using eg,
jra tu re th e y cou ld hene of death af te r the exidosed. The tim e also Aswith when th e deer eni
) w itnessed Clenim ha} bull elk heard shots Asi
. . stolore q u e s tio n in g , jujofficers w here the - -
Ik was hidden. A fter Voithe head an d h ide, itsnined . th e e lk was wiin die neck. • (hr lir and e th ic a l , a ll - /i to follow th e same yjg1 Ragan, a conserva- ga„, said. “T he eth ica l fj-gplays a vital role in gal:ect Idaho’s wildlife this
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Melissa Rood onjoys the fresh, In early January near McCall. S ence w r t^ r fu l winter scenery
Birders see o f birds, ^By Eric Barker Lewiston Moming Tribune
HELLER BAR, Idaho (. Bald eag les, golden ea
Jbighom sheep, mule.deer ai - it sounds like a day of wi viewing a t YellQwstone Nai
:Park.But i t ’s all right here ii
Lewiston-Clarkston Valley’s 40 and, like Yellowstone, i all be seen from a road.
•Members of the Canyon Bi
diose spedes recently-Song kiiig fishers, hawks and a m erganser during an outii coun t eag les along the Si R iver be tw een C larkston Heller Bar.
Although die objea of the ing vras to register die numb eagles along the river as pa the Idaho Midwinter Bald I Survey th e avid bird wate couldn’t help but stop and ad the other wildlife.
“We are supposed to be c eagles but we have a mystery h ere w e have to identi explained Carol Vande Voon A sotin . T he b ird in ques ended up being a young Coo hawk perched in a tree at Asotin Slough, one of the n stqp5 th e caravan of cars n during its trek' up die river.
“There-he goes,'” said Vj Voorde as die hawk sprimg i its perch. “They have short rc wings so they can tum and dutjugh die trees and bushes.
A stop furdier down the r y ie ld ed a re d breasted r ganser. Although mergansers frequen tly seen on the Sm Salmon and Clearwater riv this particular variety is g ^ e i only found in saltwater,
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lh, crisp air and aftemoon sun a . Snowstioeing allows people to ty w ith minimal equipment and 1
ew id era n ^/ild lifea lo n
Around th e j Ackerman Bar, L enote an d I
(A P) - Lewiston quicklj e a g le s , sheep among t i and elk c liffs.o n .th eJd wildlife river. But sd ll 1 lational cold and blusterj
and fog snaking j in th e peaks high above
r’s back Golden eagles , it can rock outcroppin
prane th d r neck Birders an eagle drifting tied all Snow blankets ti tig with tions and th e site a r a re day fed colder th ting to “It’s winter up S n ak e’ Cebula. in a n d About diat timi
a large bird soai he out- the east wall of nber of looks big enough part of but the bird app I E agle few seconds bef( tc h e rs behind die edge 0 admire The birders wai
to reappear so d ! doing positive identifica ry b ird “Ah, he’s tau i i t ify ,” , Welle as the b ird : 3rd e o f of sight. When it e s tio n about 10 seconds xjper’s ■ it’s a golden eagle, a t th e Soon after, the m any rock near the pin m ade die outcroppings.
.ttying to escape th i^ande * 'Tdiink-diey aj g from down like th a t ,’ round “ T hat’s why we id c u t many.” • .. ts.” Just as die birds river ing at the golden
mer* * Voorde’s spotting XS are' another large rapti nake , “Anodier big blx ivers, die river,” said W lerally binoculars to ge”i
“Bald eagle.’’
N W ID E TOLL FREE Cailing A n a to Continental US s -^ 2 4 0 0 Night a Weekend MJr .95, First 3 months FHElRaawlng, Indudtt RMmM| i Long o'ist
in as she snowshoes;) to get out and expeci* md no specia! skills.;
I g e i n g rivei-l e n e x t bend neAr ! ar, Je rry Cebula ,6f d R ic k W e lle -p f ddy spotted bighorn B th e craggy basaltiJ d a h o Jide- of-the-----ill no eagles. It’s a tery day with doiids ng around die basj^t K)ve the river. 1 »Jes like to .<dt on die •pings. The birdel-s . : ecks hoping to sp{)t ting out of the fo^. ts d ie higher deva- site of it makes die r than it is. I up diere, boy," said
time, the group sees soaring high above I of th e canyon.'It • ugh to be an e a ^ , appears for only'a before fading back ge of the caiiybn. wait patiendy fojjt0 they can makela ficatfon. { au n tin g us," said ird floats in and out1 i t srays visible for nds-they determine igle. . ! th e b ird lands on p innade of one of ngs. It seems to be e th e brisk windjiy are all hunkejpd - a t , ” said C e b i^ . w e a r e n ’t ,s e e ^ g
birders finish loMc- len through Var^e ing scope, diey sjly aptor. .' bird coming down d WeUe Ufting his g e t a close look.
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, On a ro u g h tra il hij Eagle C reek, my son ; standing directly benea th e se w a te rfa lls . Al sprays of w ater leap o: of the canyon wall and a moment in the air - Ii:
'tu re swan-divers in su animation - before piu o ver u s an d in to the below. ■
Moments of scenery- enchantm ent are tho r not the exception, alon frniJs u-ithin the 80-m Columbia River Gorge Scenic Area. That’s evei lhe Pacific Northw est’; ously rainy winters.
As we stopped at the t ch u lo take a cautious Eagle C reek ,'rag ing-fa us, Nate W heeler came t down th e tra i l - h is s
_ „ s p a n ^ e l J^ch e ery s je jj Behind Him.'Witli hi’s floj hat, ra in pants and a r: parka, the 28*year-old was w ell-protected aga, deluge.
. “This is one of the mo tif; • hikes in Oregon, es when it r a in s ,” says W who lives in the Ponland of Beaverton._ “This is a ra in fo res all.”
W heeler’s dog sprinted trail, stopped and then back - p rodding his ma g et a m ove on. W heelt
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You can gpt aw ay from nasses and see the gorge’s i /ild side by stopping a t a ti ead, ladng up your hiking b nd following one of the rraTu ] jads away from the Colum nd into the w ild e m ^One S aturday m orning , z
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•om P o rtla n d to th e Ea, re e k tra ilh ea d . We encoi ired six hikers on the trail, i very one of them bea m ei nile of cohtenoriS t. A lthoi king in the rain may not be /ery o n e , th e gorge re w a i ose who give it a try.
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co u n t re t2 was placeddreqturedto debt, clod!a n /s mental dosehundiprogram to K mart’s) rem ain a m ade wors fuirdaims. ' silence on ir discrimina- two-day melination and directors enodonal dis- fiirtlier dovand compen- rating ageniney fees. From its.
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itail figuresnia S. Hutchins ,
«M FALLS - Tw in Falls <' businesses ra n g up a . (ible 27.1 percent more in 1larte r sales than a year t ■ tlie county’s best growtlifor that season. t
nwst recent quarterly i :w ere~]hfla te d 'b y tHe“ ' ' >itate Tax Commission’s 2ing change, which added i)ys to third qu an er 2001. pin sales in the county - 1lg taxable and nontax- pto ta led a re m a rk a b le cmillion from June 23 to ft compared witli $379.72
in July 1 ihrough Sept. ' CiTwin Falls County sales' hto sales tax- or use tax .n5 percent from $133.46 cin third quarter 2000 to s:million in tlie longer-by- ir. . til
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lOlT - K m art Corp.’s T u rtled tow ard d o llar S -ices W ednesday amid fc led speculation the dis- •e ta ile r w ould soon s >n millions of dollars in c idare bankruptcy and s idreds of stores, t’s d ire situatiqn_w as. orse by its continued in rescue plans after a meeting by its board of s encied Tuesday and, Jowngrades by credii- endes on Wednesday, its Troy, Mich., head- ,, the nation’s second*iscounter - wliicTi has __Burley and Twin Falls . ■SOJ dling as irs stock took >eating on Wall Street, ^0 $1.26 before dosing ric low of $1.60.'down snt, or 85 centsits advised sharehold-1 at prices that resem-.e Light spedal. ^
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Vi£ - Washington Mutual ci ' 2001 wilh a fourth quar- T jxceeded W all S tree tns, but Uie recession has Dts exposure to bad loans. . witde-based th rift said it M12 million, or 97 cents a ei he last three months of$3.11 billion, or $3.59 a ■
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His records show Uiird< taxable and nontaxable : m 2000 eained 253^percci
2.9 percent; in 1998, 4.4 p. in 1997,1.3 percent; in 19 percent; in 1995, 2.3 perc 1994, 10.7 percenl; in 199 percent; and in 1992, 13, cent. Tliose years’Vesults for July 1 through Sept. 30
_ Those totals and growt centages exclude sales bj hesiies th a t hav e locatii .more than one coun ty .'( com panies each file ju j sales tax re tu rn and : included in county-by-ci numbers.) Also excluded
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share, for the year. Those were eadi 2 cents higher t consenisus estim ate repoi Tliomson Finandal/First Ca:■ WiUi assets of $242.5 billi Dec. 31; W ashington Mi which has branch offices M agic Valley - is th e n eiglith-Iargest finandal inst
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biUiANCISCO - W ells yeaiI., svhidi has branch ureund Magic Valley, byoju rth -q u a rte r n e t • R<B S percent despite ter ioan problems. lion,te re s t ra te s and a Tlortgage and o th e r billi<the San Frandsco- fo\iipost quarterly net trib
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• J e ro m e - $135.77 mill com pared with $123 millit year earlier.
• M inidoka - S12I.21 mUl com pared with $98.26 millic year earlier.
• C assia -$117.48 milli compared with $104.37 millic yea rra rlie r.
•G o o d in g -548.9 million, c pared with $32.37 million a j ’arlier.
• Lmcoln - $8,66 million, c lared with $5.61 million a y earlier.
• Camus - $2.35 million, o lared w ith $1.33-million a y ;arlier.
Tim es-N ew s Business Edi 'irg in ia S. Huichiiis can cachcd a t 733-0931, Ext. 242, <y e-mail a t i’irA-inia@ma^>ic:t ry.com.
Review p u t riv a cy p la nAssociated Press__________
HO EN IX ^ Qwest Comn lations could be forccd lo as tistomers for permission liefoi ing th e ir account information
re v ie w by the Arizon wraUon Commission shows lh } could create a new inile ihi Id fo rc e th e Denver-base le company to abandon its cui
p o licy , which m akes cor 2rs responsible for prevendn rm a tio n abou t them fron 5 shared by Qwest, st month, Qwest told 3 millioi Dmers in Idaho and 13 othe ly W estem states that it woulj ) their information unless cus irs r e q u e s te d by phone oi e that th e information remair ate. T h e information to be ?d inc ludes phone number; d, th e phone numbers from received and Uie duration ol
lusands of customers .seeking ep th e ir information private oaded Qwest’s phone lines Veb site. Qwest e.xtended Uie ine for requesting privacy to
reports ri;:ents p e r share, up from $1. lillion, o r 65 cents per ^ a r e 'ear ea rlier. The per-share f ire b ea t analysts’ expectatio )y one penny.■ Revenue for the fourUi quj er rose 9 percent to $5.88 b ion.The bank saw a record of $:
iWon iri new mortgages in U o iirth q u a r te r , which co r ib u te d ' t o a 168 percei ic re a se in mortgage closir
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tural disaster a t illion, Idaho Gov. Dirk I lion a Businesses prir
in farming or ran llion , g ib le for SBA d H o n .a _ _ tance. AGriciilmi
• s h o u ld contac , com- Services Agency I year Department of Ag
tance made avaih , com- re ta ry ’s declarat yea r in drought disasi
are eligible to app com- aster assistance, y ea r The deadline to
19.— For informatioid ito r tion forms, write n be Box 13795, Saci }2, or 95853-4795; or ci icval- 5323. The hearing'
call (916) 566-7388
ts Q w e s t 1 in to qu es___ Mardi 29.
Qwest said this weim - soon estabhsh a new Iask mated phone system"ore crush.)n. Arizona regulators ■in a ed with complaintsthe customers and plannhat to review Qwest’s privJed Qwest says its acti;ur- under a 1999 rulingon- lOdi Circuit Court of./ing Commission Chainom Mundell, however, sa
sion m ay not lieion Arizona because Ariier emed by Uie 9Ui U.S.'ild of Appeals,us- Other states also ao r force Qwest to changelin C olorado Office ofbe Counsel is studying ho:rs vent Qwest from shari)m accoun t data by dof w h e th er Qwest’s no------ ^-sumersnvasTnisleadingng Qwest maintains Uitite can keep informationes Uiat Uiey plan to shareiie only with internal divto as wreless and Interne
ise in inccil .l3 and origmation fees, re, a This loan growth j : fig- increasing bad loam ions economy at Wells
other baiiks. juar- Wells Fargo tonU bil* an increase in non
loans - those with $72 problems - mainly i the da], real estate and r
:on- ing loans, said.chie e n t officer Howard Atkix
ew8 .LD - SmaU business-. e, C am as, Elm ore, id L incoln counties e to a p p ly for low- aster loans, the U.S. less Administc&tion >day. Is a re to offset eco- : because of reduced armers and ranchers d ro u g h t and h ea t J a n . 1, 2001, . in n k lin , O neida and lies, saiu AJlred li. er^area 'd in rc to r 'o f'* '—
inesses m'ay qualify ' ' ic In ju ry D isaster ' to S l.5 million to n ancial obligations-' — lg expenses, which been m et had the iccurred.f^for these working IS is b aso d on the lact of th e disaster ot on a n y ac tu a l nage . T hese loans T tist-rate of 4 per- im um te rm of 30,: restric ted to busi- o u t th e financ ia l ffse t th e ad v e rse ut hardship ,” Judd___
: Secretary Ann M* dared the.agricul- • a t th e request of rk Kempthome. prim arily engaged ran4hing are ineli- I A d is a s te r assis- i
ta c t t h e - F a i 'm * icy about the U.S. f Agriculture assis* -ailable by the sec- iration. However, sasters, nurseries apply for SBA dis- e.e to apply is Aug.
Ition and applica- r ite to SBA, P.O. J a c ra m e n to , CA ir ca ll (800) 4S8- •ing-impaired may '388.
estion 'week that it will
ew fuU-Ume auto- em to handle Uie
ors were inundat* nts from Qwest anned a hearing privacy policy, actions are legal ling of th e U.S. of Appeals,
lairman William r, says that ded- i)e b in d in g on A rizona is gov- J.S. Circuit Court
so are trying to inge as well. Thp : o f C onsum er B how it can pre* haring customer i d e te rm in in g n o tice to con-
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th ird q u arte r a n d SS6 mil] fourth quarte r 2000.
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jview s te m m e d fro m e c a l ls fro m E n ro n K en L ay to T re a su ry ‘aui O’N eill on Oct. 28 . The L indsey rev iew d O a o b e r .who w a s ^ d 550,000 a s a m e m b e r o f th c pany’s advisory board,! had n o con tact w ith t i t s financial woes.rat®jlevdpp_ment,.the____Ief o f s ta f f fo r S en . lerman, who is lead ing 3 i n v e s t ig a t io n s o f d unsuccessfu lly la s t a r r a n g e a m e e tin g
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' grants Argenti[NGTON (A P) - T he ^nal Monetary Fund on f!ay g ra n te d debt* corArgentina a one-year goin repaying a S933 mil- Ediloan that was coming wiLI-17. tutinaging Director Horst her nnounced-the'dedsion— tairicy’s 24-member execu- f1 in a brief statem ent, witaction represented the In tsire to help Argentina Barits difficult economic Arg
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ss they play soccer to block trai Vednesday atter Nigeria’s goven
ilyzes N i•iliL LLUi'm m j iiiu^Iiis . T l ie .com es a f te r the govern raised gasoline and diesel - among the world’s lowes 18 p ercen t on Jan. 2. Ker
-pricfes went-up 40 percent- The govemment contem
. price hikes are necessary i b iliz e su p p lie s in a coi w here consum er shortagt common despite Nigeria’s as th e w orld’s sixth-large exporter.-
The m ove was also.par: governm ent plan - back« W e ste rn cred ito rs to v Nigeria owes $30 billion - J vatize th e market and stei industry corruption, In d i sm u g ^ n g of Nigeria’s chea] to neighboring countries^ dais said.
.l_U riions argiie-thaLldw prices a re among th t only
.ernm en t benefits from oil duction enjoyed by the ma
itina one-yearand isodal situation.”
Koeliler said that the IMF comed th e commitment ol governm en t of new P resi Eduardo Duhalde to work di with the ISS-tiation lending tution. in developing “a con hensive strategy to restoretainedgrmvth:”—-------- -----
H e .said that the'IM F, a w ith th e W orld Bank and In ter-A m erican Developn Bank, stood ready to a: Argentina in putting togethe
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raffle on a main road In Lagos, e m m en t outlawed p ro tes ts ove
igerianciL &uJKe '~ ~bf IfrgarijIETtffrnm e n t.___ately poor.____5l prices It was not im est - by there were any erosene injuries from ’t.--------------- I e n c e ; ---------nds th e “How will I j f to sta- cried Ufor Ek o u n try butcher, who sai ges a re - 56 to rioters whc s status her stall full of i gest o il service was larg(
By noon, caln ir t-o f - a - - - s t r e e ts ,- a l th o k ed by remained d o st w hoin d esh a d re tu m t
- to pri- There was 1 :em oil- usual in the cap d u d in g most shops am jap fu e l were dosed. Sl t s , offi- remained open_____ . ^appeared to affiw .fu'el-----several-oiher-mjily gov- ing Port Harcou 3il pro- and Ibadan, whe lajority reported.
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IF wei- South America’;o f th e economy,s id e n t ThelM Fsentadosely ing team to Argig insti* to consult with thim pre- assembled byre sus* became Argenti
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jd th e they hope to rece5m ent support from th(a s s is t lending agenciesher an year.
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>use ’ 607 Office &Ri or Sale . 608 Commerd; tfea Homes ' 6 0 9 ' Condominl tiate Homes Shares anches/Daifles. 610 'Slorage/W, s and Lots Rental’nsperty 611 Farms For i:ial Property ; 612 Pastures F
immediately dear if ny deaths or serious n W ednesday’s vio- • ^
I g e t home today?”Ekia, a 45-year-oldsaid she gave her last _b'ho threatened to rob I}f meat. Bus apd taxi - Lrg d y paralyzed.aim had rciumcd to o ih o u g h -b u sin esse s-----osed and few vehi-, m ed to tiie su-eets. < N s le s s tra ffic than to p ap ita l Abuja, where We( m d filling stations ing Schools, however, can:
en. T he strike also Cheaffect commerce in___ effomajor-ddes, i n d u d ~ - to tl ourt, KaduHa, Kano M ^here riots were also said
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throiIt a second fact-find- .“I' rgentina tills week all c 1 the economic team stop ty D uha lde , w ho ' Serg n tin a ’s fifth presi- >nte
period. Eve}jfficials have said U. iceive $15 billion in R efi the D rff and other d u r i ies for the coming • cam]
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LAHORE, Pakistan (AP) seemed certain, and he tol followers not to worry: Thi; lip service, another attem appeasing India and the int tional'community.
.‘‘Nothing will happen,” Bakar assured supporters 8
.P resident.P ervezJklushar crackdown on Islamic milit “ They’re criticizing us jus Intemadonal consumption.”
Days la te r , the Lahore -mander of^tiiemilitantLasl e-Tayyaba organization sits cell at a police station in ea; Paldstan, worried that this i a larm ed by th e th rea t of th e govemment rneans busir
"Now, it seems, the actit serious,” he said from his acco rd in g to colleagues spoke to The Assodated Pre
, As p a rt o f a sweep ordi Saturday by Musharraf, aut t iw have rolled across Paki; dim bing compound walls, bi ing down doors and arresting they say arc Islamic militants.
Since M usharraf banned an ti*Indian groups and tl o ther organizations, police 1 sealed 615 offices and arre 1,957 suspects, authorities W edhesday. India has dem.
atbck,s Iike.the.Dec.J.3 ass on its Parliam ent, which 1 Delhi blames on militants o ating from Pakistan.—In Lahore, th e raids begai da^vn Sunday - many in wei
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NAZRAN, Russia ( A P ) - l op U.N. re fu g e e official Vednesday visited people spe ng their third w inter in bli am ps after fleeing the war -hechnya and called for grea ffortsjo.find.a.polidcal solut0 tlie conflict.......................Meanwlule, a top Kremlin a
aid Moscow would not rule i Lirther talks with rebel leac kSlan Maskhadov, who on \Vi esday denounced several rd rarlords in an apparent atten 5-win-Russian-trust. The fi sntative talks on negotiatic ist fall failed to lead to a brei irou^i..“It Is shortsighted to say tl U contacts witli Maskhadov v top fo rev er ,” K rem lin ai ergei Yastrzliembsky said in u e r ^ e w p u b lished in t vesua newspaper.U.N. High Commissioner f e fugees Ruud Lubbers’ tri u rin g which h e tou red te im ps in the southern Russii ipublic of Ingushetia and visit'
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1 cracks c lie extrerP) - He do neigh‘borho(told his o fficers screamhis was gu id ed by a p]mpt a t that detainees sintema- ligence ag e n t
In one neighbi,” Abu ties raided a hou> about tained a secret ola rray s----- e-Tayyaba,-The-llitants. fighting what it iust for a holy war - aga1.” iri disputed Kashe com* “We had no iiishkar-- w ereiiving-hereits in a med A li, 56, whjastem , houses away. 0s tim e,' who emerged in i)f w ar, to ch e ck o u t thsiness. they, too, had nottion is In d ia h as teiIs cell, comed the move;s w ho" b e tw e e n ’th e twress. eb b e d , a b it.■dered P a k is ta n is , thiuthori- between terrorisikistan,- fighting remain ubreak- “T hese steps aigm en by G en . M ushits. appease his ford,id two a vo id w ar w ithth re e M au lan a S a rf ri have Islamic d e ric in Lrested L ahore police•s said firm ed th a t infcmand- Inter-Services Inti
issaiilt----- id e n tify -o f f ic c jI New banned groups, oper- ISI officials we
for com m ent; pi ;an a t ^offices wiih t~ ;elI-to- Wednesday.
ithout Bord h e lp fo rr e f
- The refugees living witlII on the latest of seven pend- level visits to the rc jleak Attention to the a r in Chechnya war is in ea ter after slipping off tl ution___a l .a g e r td a .a f te r .
a t ta c k s in th e Ui I aide Criticism of the w e out 'down afte r Russia' ader support for the U.! Wed- rorist campaign, rebel The aid group ^ empt Frontieres, known firs t • Doctors'W ithourB tions Lubbers to. use hl< reak- improve conations
“The p ligh t of t that population lost the
' will th e in terna tiona l a id e the group said Wedi n an About 180,000 rei th e___in_Ingushetia,.Doc
B orders sa id , ma r for ab a n d o n ed cowsh trip , houses and factories te n t Ingushetia and Cl sian jo ined as one rep sited Soviet times.
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ulers 9 0 3 ^ t s & ^)od 9 0 4 Campersjre/Carpet 9 0 S G u n siFig&Air 9 0 6 Hot Tubsioning 9 0 7 Motor Hons 9 0 8 Snow Vel y & Furs EquipmeiiGarden 9 0 9 Sporting/se.Equipmenl________ EquipmeraneousFor 9 1 0 Travel Tra
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Motorcydes 1055 Auto Setvic s ' 1099 Aulo Dealei
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Sownjmists'hoods. Two dozen samed up in vans,I p lainclo thesm anis said was an intei-
ghborhood, authori- house they say const office of Lashkar- he-banned-groupis— : it says is a jihad - against Indian rule ashmir.10 idea that jihadis lere;” said'MbKam- who lives several O ther neighbors
in their beddothes t the h u b b u b said notknown. te n ta tiv e ly wel-
oves, and w ar talk i two 'h a tio iis has it. B ut to som e
the b o u n d a r ie s orism and freedom in unresolved, ps are being taken j s h a r r a f j u s t to areign m asters and rith In d ia ,” said irfraz K han , a n ' in Lahore, lice offic ia ls con- inform ation from Intelligence. Paki-
ices o f - th e - f iv e ------s.were unavailable
’ a ^ t j ^ i r ___nt unah 'sw ered
dersifugeeswith famiUes, was iverol recent high- le re^on. the 28-month-old
is increasing again ff tlie intemation-re r.th e .S e p t.. 11! U n ited S ta tes , te war was toned ssia’s enthusiastic : U.S.-led anti-ier-;
p Medecins Sans: twn in English as'I t Borders;-urged;------: his influence to ons for refugees, of the displaced the atten tion of
la l com m unity,” , Vednesday.) refugees remainDoctors W ithout_____m any liv in g in , w sheds, s c h o o l- •)ries.d Chechnya w ere; republic du ring '
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Tho D lro c to r o f tho Ida Rosourcos CDIroctor*) Is aui Into wQtor districts for tho pi among appropriators undor lh Tho authority lo croalo wato slroams, o r othor wator sourc for whfch tho prlorlljos ef oppr c a todb /cou rtdocroo . During tho district court Is autfiorlzod Codo, lo a p p ro v e Inlorim ai rights by Itio Dlroctor If roasc senior wotor rights. Tho distrli Iribulion of w ator pursuant tc Codo, In accordanco with par court cr Tn occonJanco with a fiod by lho cou rt's ordor.
On Januory 8, 2002, lho St Iton CSRBA*) Dislrict Court 1:
NOTICE OF PUB NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE
CITY PLANNING AND ZONir a public hearing a t 7:30 p.m. 7 in tho City Council Chambon Wost, WmborJy. Idaho, to cons of Klmborly, Idaho, for tho anni locatod odjacont to the'City ol particularly doscribod o s follOH
PROPERPARCEL ITho East 1/2 of tho following d Township 10 South, Range 18. Falls County, Idaho
. Socllon 29: A trac t ot land it particularly doscribod as lollow BEGINNING a t lho Southwost c ol Soction 29:■WENCE North 09*41’ E ast ali rJWl/4NE1/4 of Section 29 for THENCE North 00’19 'W ost for THENCE South a9 ’4V W est fo to lho Wost lino of sa id NW1/4I THENCE S o u th OO’E a s t olo distanco of 267 .24 fool to tho P EXCEPT: Tho W ost 25 foot tho PARCEL II:TOGETHER WITH: An oasom t a c ro ss tho S o u th 30 foot of parcol;TTie W est 1/2 o l tho followinn di BEGINNING o t tho Southwest a of Soction 29;THENCE North 09 ‘41’ E ast ale NW1/4NE1/4 o t Socllon 29 for t THENCE North OOMO’W ost for THENCE South 89 ‘4 r W ost for to tho Wost lino of said NW1/4N THENCE S o u th 0 0 * E as t aloi dislaiico of 267 .24 loot to tho P<
PROPERTPARCEL NO. 1P a n of tho NW 1/4NE1/4 of Sl South. Rango 18 E ast of tho B< County, Idaho.Boglnning a t th e SW co rn o r Soction 29. T ow nship 10 Soulh Moridlan, said com or markod b' dock which sha ll bo tho P O II^ i T honco North 0 0 ' i r 3 2 ‘ W osl along iho W ost lino o lth o NE1/4 foot to a p .k . nail;Thonco South 89*41’00’ E ast (N a distanco of 2 4 .8 7 foot to a 1/2* Thonco South 89*41 ’00* E ast (N a distanco of 218 .92 foot to a 1/2 TTionco South 00 '1 1 ‘3 2 ' E as t fi foot lo a 1/2 * roban Thonco Soulh 00*11’32 ‘ E ast for to tho sduih lino of tho NW1/4NE
_,.,_Thonco North 89*41‘00’.W ost.(! along tho South line o l lho NWl/- 243.79 foot to tho POINT O F BE( Subjoct to a 25 fool wido road rigl sido and subioct to a 30 foot wWo tho South sido for tho bonofit of I Ing parcol o a s t o t Parcol 2 , an oasomonls e r right of ways, exlstl PARCEL NO. 2Part of tho N W 1/4N E1/4 o l So
County*]da8° ’ ®Boglnning o t ' th o SW c o rn o r c Section 29, T ow nship 10 South, Meridian, said co m o r marfcod by deck; Thonco. S ou th 89*41’0 0 ' £ rec .) o long 'tho so u lh line o l tl distanco of 243 .79 foot to tho PCI Thonco North 0 0 '1 V 3 2 : W ost for to a 1/2Vebnr;Thorico North 00*1 T*32* W ost fo foot to A 1/ 2* robar;Thonco Soulh S9 '4 1 ‘00’ East (No ac to tanco of 163.71 f d o t l o a l / 2* T h o rw South 00*1V32* E ast (So o d s ta n c o of 2 3 7 ^ feet to o V2 ' Thooce South 0 0 * 11 '32* EAst (So a d is ta n c e o f 3 0 .0 0 f o o t to tl
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lOTICES IN THE MATTER-OF-THE - < OF A WATER DISTRICT IN AREA WITHIN THE EASTERN FE R IN A D M IN ISTRA TIV E Id IN THE MATTER OF THE I O F A WATER DISTRICT IN , G S AREA WITHIN THE EAST- m iFER IN ADMINiSTRATfVE .
Id ah o D opartm on t of W ato r - i authorized to divide lho slato
3 purposo of dlslributinn water .jrlh o la w so fth o Slato 01 Idaho. ,ivalor districts appllos to thoso |ources including ground walor. >ippropriallon havo boon odjudl* 1iring a wator rights adjudication, : zod by Soction 42-1417, Idaho n adm inistration ot tho walorlasonably nocossary to proloct fIstrict court may pormit lho dis- t i t to chapter 6 , lltlo 42, Idohopartial docroos ontorod by tho S Jl a Dlroclor's Report os modi-
D Snake Rivor Basin Adjudica- c trt Issuod an ordor authorizing c
USUCHEARING N JIV ENTHArJHEKIM BERLY' T•NING COMf^lSSION ur|ll hold aTl. Tuesday, February 5,2002 . \tjors located ot 120 Madison Sunsldor tho roquost of tho Clly sEinnexalion of lho roal property a<I o l Kimberiy. Idaho, ond moro fc■Hows: P»ERTY1- S.
ig described property: B18 East. Bolso Meridian. Twin Si
Id in Iho NW1/4NE1/4 moro ^ Nows: TlJSt com er or said NW1/4NE1/4 Nl
t along the Soulh lino of said ioto ra dlslanco of 815.00 feot; Tft fo ra distanco q t 267.24 fool; ait for a distance of 815,00 foot N\1/4NE1/4 of Section 29; Tt-a lo n g so ld W ost lino for a (o10 POINT OF BEGINNING. BE: Ihoroof. Tc
omont for Ingrosa and ogress ^ of Iho lollow ing described To
Faig described proporty; Sos t com oro lso id NW1/4NE174 do
: along lho South lino of said soi lor a distanco of 815,00 foot; the for a dlslanco of 267.24 foot; t H t for a distanco of 815.00 foot p c I/4NE1/4 of Section 29; t h a long sa id W ost lino lor a ’ the0 POINT O F BEGINNING, ^ =RTY2
f Socllon 29. Tow nship 10 boi 3 Bolso Moridlan, Twin Falls t h
POlo r o f tho NW 1/4NE1/4 0 I..E X 1 3ulh, Range 18 East. B oise' ad 1 d by a p.k. nail on a bridge Pro f r OF BEGINNING; orhd s l (North 0 '1 9 'W e s t rec) C •1/4 for a distanco of 267,24 por
t (North 89 '4V E ast roc.) for pjoi1/2 * rebar; /s/K t (North 89 '4 1 ’ E ast rec,) for11/2 rebar; p u ts t for a d lslanco of 237.24 <—
1 for a dlslanco of 30,00 loot lNEI/4;5t.(South 89*41’.W osl roo.) W1/4NS1/4 lor a distanco of BEGINNING. ,I right of way along tho wost tn n rWo a cc ess eosom ent along of Parcel 2 and tho adjoin- a n d su b je c t to any olher {{,„
xlsting or o l rocord,
Soction 29, Tow nship 10 {o-w BoWo Meridian, Twin Falls
or of tho N W 1/4N E1/4 o l tS IJ uth, Rongo 18 East, Bolso so c f by a p,k. nail on a bridge' gooc O' E ast (North 89*41’ Eost Jf tho N W 1/4N E 1/4 for a i n i POINT O F BEGINNING; mdv f o ra d is ^ c o o f 3 0 .0 0 fo o l t h e
It .for a .distanco of 237^24 ^ h e I
( N o f th 8 9 * 4 V ^ lro a } /o f '. S | | 1/2 rebar; • . a s 'a i^(SouthO*4a’ E 4st roc.;), for-THEI1/2 rooar: ; . ; s ' (Soujh.t).*19‘ E as i roc.) for , t h e i 0 th o .o d u th l in o of th o 41*41
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the DIroclor to distribute wator pi :— 4 2 ,-fd a h o C ode . In a c c o rd a n I Reports and the partial d ecrees t) I Dlroclor’s Reports wilhin all or ; Basins 35.36.' 41. and 43. overt I Plain Aqullor ('ESPA*). Tho Dli I croaiotw opom ionontwalordfstri• Falls aroa wlihin portions olAdml i 41 and lhe olher in tho T housa
. portions of Admlnlslrativa Basins• ■■ ESPA; a s shown on ihoT>lioch‘ocl
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEf 42-604, Idaho Codo, lhat lho DIr<
.o f W ater-R esources will condu h e a rin g s regarding Iho proposi wdlor districts a s follows:H eorlng for P roposed W otor D 35 a n d 4 1 - *
1:00 p.m., F ebruary 4 , 2002, C o n to r,132 S oulh Shilllng .E
Hoorlng for Proposed W ater.Dit a n d 4 3 - • /
7:00 p.m ., Fobruary 4, 2005 S chool Auditorium, 104 N TIgor
Tho Dlroctor will son/o o s Iho ■ hearings. Porsons attondlng a hoa opportunity lo mako an oral pros creation of tho proposed d istric t.'
■ NW1/4NE1/4;_ ___. T hence North S9‘4 roo* W est (S
along lho South lino of tho NW1/4 163.71 toot to Ihe POINT O F BEG Subjecl to a 30 fool wido a cc o s South and . logolhor wilh and su i a cco ss oasomonl being moro po follows:Part of the NW1/4NE1/4 of Soc South, Rango 18 E ast of tho Bol£ County, Idaho,B oglnning a t tho SW c o rn o r ol Soclion 29, Township 10 Soulh. Moridlan, sold com er m atkod by deck which shall bo tho POINT OF Thonco North 0 0 'i r 3 2 ’ W ost alot NE1/4 for,a dlslanco of 30.00 T honco South 89'41'00* E ast tor foot;Thonco Soulh 00*11’32* Eost (Soi a d i s t a n c e o l 3 0 .0 0 fo o t to th NW1/4NE1/4;Thonco North 89 '41’00* W ost (Sc fo r a d i s t a n c o o f 4 0 7 .5 0 fo o BEGINNING;Togothor wllh 2.5 walor sh a re s ol Com pany wator slock.
p r o p e r t y :Township 10 Soulh, Rango 18 Easi Falls County, Idaho Soction 29: A part of tho NW1/4N'e doscribod o s follows: COMMENCING ot the North quarto sold point Ilos North 69*29‘27’ W« tho N ortheast comor of Soction 29; THENCE Soulh 89*29'27‘ East, 25 POINT OF BEGINNING;THENCE Soulh 00*01’40 -W ost. 1C the W ost boundary of NW1/4NE1/4 THENCE Soulh 89'28'12* East, 8 : the South boundary o t NW1/4NE1A THENCE North 00‘01’40* E ast, 105 boundary o t Seciion 29;THENCE North 89 '29’27* W osl 02€ POINT OF BEGINNING.EXCEPT: A 25.00 tool wido road 0 adjoining tho North boundary of sale Propertlos 1 and 2 oro currontly zon erty 3 Is currenliy zoned School.
City residents and intergslod porsi portunity to oppoor and bo hoa rd on lhe hearing prior lo tho roquost beir Planning and Zoning Commission. 's/Kelly Wooks. Zoning Admlnlslrota
PUBLISH: January 1 7 ,2002
NOTICE O F TRUSTEE FA-12078
. . . 9 ^ A p rfl.-2 0 0 iA.M., of said day. (rocognlzod local First A m erican Tlllo Com pony, 26i rw in Fall#, in Iho County o t TWIN R ^ rs t Amorican Tlllo Com pany o l li 'o rp o ro lio n , os s u c c e s s o r truslOi iuction, to tho highost bidder, for ca j ho United S tales, all payoblo a t 1 ollowing doscrlbod real proporty, sl )fTWlN PALLS, Stato ot Idaho, a n d . o-wit:>ARCELI'ovmship 9 Soulh, Range 14 Eost 0 ■win Falls C<iunty, Idaho • locUon 10; A parcel d l land In Lot gpdHcally described a s follovra: ' 'OMMENCING ol tho W ost Quartc 0, a distanco ol 993,33 foot on a be 10 W ost boundaiy of sa id Socllon H HENCE a dlslanco of 218.00 toot 0 ) the R eal Point of Boglnning; HENCE a distanco of 227.23 feot o 9'59 '40‘ East;HENCE a distanco'of 124.90 foet di 5'36'37* East;HENCE a distanco of 204.57 foot ot )*43’16*W est: ■HEN(JE a distance o l 59.25 foet on !’41’42;W ost:,' ,
; LEQAL NOTICE ,
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ir pursuant to chaplor 6. title bo s Jancfl^w Ith'liro"D lrocJor'8 pric os tha t have superseded the Fob I or pa rts of Administr'allvo lhe vortying tho Eastom Snako Wol Dlroctor now proposes to 837
llstricts; ono In the American proi dministrallvo Basins 35 and B u sa n d Springs a roa within lho i tins 3 6 and 43 overlying lho a ^ hod mop. ■ [n 01VEN. pu rsuan t to Socllon Ing. Dlroctor of the Dopartmont 130'
nduct two so p a ra to public ber jo s o d crea tion of tho two hoar
Thir D istric ts w ithin B asin s dlvoi
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clusii>002, a t th o Jo rom o High ’ solol [gor Drive, Jorom o, Idaho 'nolle lho hoorlng ofHcer for both of rei hearing will bo'provided on Korl. srosoniallon regarding the Ict. Wrillen commonis mav PUBI
-----------------------------— THEt (Soulh 09 '41 ' W ost rec.) 57*2i / 1/4 N E1/4 for a distance ot THEI BEGINNING. 6*18’c o s s oasom onl a long tho .TOG subjoct to a 30 fool wide, ^irlpt
r of tho N W 1/4N E1/4 of COW Ilh. Range 18 East, Bolso Soctli by a p.k. nail on a bridge whicl •O F BEGINNING: • Mean a long the W osl lino ol lho THEr
• 51*02: to r a distance of 407.50 point
stripe(South 0*19’ E asi roc,) for THEh0 th o s o u th lin o of th o cento
80'36(Soulh 89‘41’ W ost roc.) THEN
f o o t to lh o P O IN T O F 66*38 THEN
s o l the Twin Falls Canal 36*48
:a s t . Boiso Moridlan, T;vin Town*
4N'e i /4, moro partlculariy Soc?lo
artor com or of Socllon 29. cOMh W ost 2638.85 lool trom a diste29; W ost t. 25 ,00 toot, to.lho REAL THENi
1.1053.70 toot, parallel toTHEN!
I, 826.65 foot, parallel to 95.091 E l/4 ; THEN(1054 ,09lob t.to lhqN orth on 0 b
026.65 loot, to tho REAL THENc 6'10'5J
Id oasom onl parailol and AND a sa id parcol. . onrossz oned Agflcullurai, Prop- COMM
lorsons shall havo an op- M^idlo l o n Iho abovo roquost at tool on being acted upon by the said So >n. THENCr o t o r , . . THENC
. , 6-1855 '- 'V -THENC
---------------------------------- : 57 ’29’STEE’S SALE THENCB 37’21'5M 2 ..a t tho hour of-10:0 0 -THEhJC •cal time), in tho Olflco ol 6’18'5S , 2 6 0 3 rd Avenuo N orthj THENC N FALLS, S ta te o t IdahoTBEGINf01 Idaho, Ino,, on Idaho ANDTC 3too , will se ll a t public An ease •cash , In lawful monoy of In width a t th e tlmo of sa le, tho across i /, situated In the (Dounty Section m d described a s follows, Boise V
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s t oU h e Bolso Moridlan, COMMI Sections
Lot 2 , ond fiolng more which b Moondo.
a rte r Corner of Soction THENCl 1 bearing of North along 5 r 0 2 ’01 n lO : " polnlol,Ot o n a bearing of East, strip ol It
•- THENCi ot on a boaring of North conlorlln
B0*36’53)t dh a boaring ol South THENCE
• 68*3a’54)t o n a booririg of South THENCE
36'40'25t on a booring e l Soulh and said
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0 submlttod lo tho DIroclor ot tho ■rror'lo I h e c lo s b 'b l the written ■obruory 14, 2002 . Written comm 10 hearing should be sen t lo lho D /a to r R o sou rcos, 1301 North 0 3 706 . T h e w ri tte n com m on is reposed dislrict to which tha comr Each hearing will bo conducted I
10 accossiblllly requirements ol thi yiltJo5_Ac},.Shou!d.vou.raquiraip{1 ordor to a ttend , portldpalo In, or g. ploaso con lac t the Department JOI North O rchard. Bolso. Idaho 8 3r (200) 327-7900. a t least lon ( Jaring.Tho Director p roposes that ail wati version locatod within the boundi sirlcts bo Included In the dislrict: •loly for dom estic and/or stock wa d ond licensed rights not dficreec )l Included In.SRBA Director's rop JSion wilhin Iho proposed walor loly for dom estic and/or slock w illce of hearing h a s been sent lo ; record In accordance with those c irlJ. Orehor, Director
JBLISH: January 17 and 24,2002
■lENCEa-ctist’arK e-of 95.09 foet i ■*29'5rW ost;iENCE a d lslanco of 184.56 (oot 18’55* W ost to lho Truo Point of E )GETHER w i t h an oasom onl dt Ip of land 30 loot in width fer lho p ross over a n d a c ro ss a portion el clien 9 and Lot 2 , Soction 10,'all mgo 14 E ast of lho Boise Moridla lho; sold 30 foot wide strip ol lant D boinn moro spoclficolly doscribc )M M cN C IN G a t th e Q u ar te r i cllons 9 ond 10, Tovimship 9 So lich b o a rs S o u th 0*00’00*. 13! landor C om er tam m o n to said Sc ENCE a distanco of 561.56 fool < 0 2 '0 r W est to tho conlorlino of o nt ol beginning of the centoriino p of land;ENCE from th is point of bogint ilorllne a distanco ot 251.43 toot i 36'53 ' East;ENCE a distanco of 344.59 tool c 38’54* East;ENCE a distanco o l 295,63 fool c 48’25’ E ast to tho point of ondir I safd 30 foot wido easem ent f^CELII:ifnship 9 South, Rongo 14 East of n Falls Counti', Idaho Hon 10: A parco l of land In Lot clfically described o s fellows: UIMENCING a l lho W est quarter c stance ef 993.33 tool on a boarini :t boundary ot sa id Soction 10; ■ :NCE a dlslanco ol 218.00 foot or INCE a distanco o l 184.56 feet on >'55' East lo tho Rba^ Point ot Boc ;n c e from this Roal Polt^l of Bog* 19 feot on a bearing of Soulh 57*2: NCE Southwestorly to a point vrti I bjjaring pf*Soulh 6*18'55* Eosi
NCE^a distanco of 122.19 (oot on '55* W osl to tho Rool Point of Boi* a.right o t w oy a c c o ss easom o s s describod a s follows: FEN CIN G a t tho W est Ouortor ro w hsh lp .9 S o u th rR o n g o 14 I dian. Twin Falls Counly. ItTahe, a on a bearing of North along lho Soction 10;NCE a distanco of 218.00 (ool on NCE a dlslanco of 184.56 foot on 55* EasI;■•JCE a d istance of 9S:09 f o o t '^ \ J’S ir East, to Iho REAL POINT Ol 'ICE a d istance of 107.28 fool en 1’51‘ West:'JCEjLdislonco.of .15.00 fool on i 55* West;
Nn1 n g ° direction
TOGETHER WITH AND SUBJEC isomont doscribod o s follows: A s Ilh for tho purposo ef Ingress anc s 0 portion of tho SE1/4NE1/4, S t )n 10. oil in Township 9 Soulh. Ra Moridlan, Twin Foils County. Id
strip of iand lo bo conlored en t fically.doscrlbod a s follows: MENCINQ a t Ih e Q uarto r Coi >ns 9 and 10, Tovmship 9 South, I b o a rs S o u th 0*00’00 ’, 1358.1 dor Com er com m on to sold Sectic ICE a distanco o l 561.56 loot on ( ’o r W est to tho conlorlino of a ce of^o^lnnlng of tho centoriino e l i
ICE from th is po in t ot boginnlnc line a dlslanco o t 251.43 foet on i 53* Easi;CE a distanco o t 344.59 (oot on a 5 4 * ^ o s t: 'CE a distanca b t 295,63 toot on a 25* East to Iho point of onding c lid 30 fool wrlda oasomonL ,• Trustoo h a s no:knowledgo ol c
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■' thoWlho hoarintf nr nny tImA state!len com m ont p o r io d on scrlBtTimonts ne t prosen tod ol .PAU;0 Dlroctor. Dopartmont ol1 O rchard, Bolso, Idaho ^ounl Ms s h o u ld Id o n tlty th e Volun jmmonts relate. ■ Thi Dd In a facility tha t m oots ?oscrl I tho Americans vrfth Dis- apodal ac com m odallons— - ^ o . , or understand tlia hoar- p* lenlofW olerR ospurdes,0 83706, lolophono num- ” in (10) days prior to tho
warraivater rights wllh points of indorios of tho proposed . rids, except thoso used waler purposos. Pormll- * eed In tho SRBA and/or COMF reports aro subjoct to In- jucces lor districts un less usod " o n g ; k water purposes. This J® lo all wator right holders 1,®!0 criteria. ^clary.
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301 en a bearing of North , Tho of Beginning. 'ailufo1 described os follows: A0 purposo of Ingross and ie llh o S E l/4 N E 1 /4 ; July,2( all In Township 9 South,Idian, Twin Falls County. • otS25,i land to bo conlored on a continu ribodaa follows: o r C errio r c o m m o n to Soulh, Rango 14 EBM, ^osls o 1358 .06 foot from the IS o c lie n sg a n d lO ; paid or '01 on a bearing of N orth, “ ttprnoj of 0 county road o n d the socurily Ino of sold 30 foot wide ®Wary
tosa llsljinning and a long sa id Date: D lot on a booring ot N onh FIRST/
/sA^enlt01 on a boaring of North pygj^jg
ot on 0 booring of North -----------iding of said conlorlino
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• scrlbodt on a booring of E ast; p a l l s ;I o n a boaring of South Lot 3 oflBoolniilng: accordin
«*'stonco o f . Plats at/«2951 tJ is t;/ Idaho which lies 122.19 foot T n i;a sl from the 'P o in t o l doscripll
l o n o bearing of North CocSi’^ Beginning.mont for Ingross a n d to „
lor Com er ol Section 14 E d s rb f tho B olso wnrmntv -, a distance 01993.33 ^ 0 Wosl boundary of
on tfbearirigol South- “ " |5 “ d
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iECTTO: , . REPRES A strip o l land 30 f o o l . a r e NO' and egress ovor a n d qbliG A T ,S o d lo n 9 a n d L o t2 .Range M E a s to f th o •
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doscrtpUen ai the ebdvO referen for purposes Of compllanco-writh Code.thB-Tfialee-hw -been-infoi th e County A sse s s o rs office, th River R ead. Buhl. Idaho, Is som saidrealproporty. ■ ■ __-jSo .(d_salo ,w iJL bB .T nadfl.v warranty regarding title, p o ssa s t to satisfy tho obligation s«cuft»d 1 powor ol salo conferred In tho dot H JACK BELK. J R .a n unm arried FIRST AMERICAN TITLE COMP, a n Idaho C orpo ration , a s succc benefit and secuH ty of R epublic bonefldaty. recorded N ovem ber 2 N o : l 9 9 6 0 l f l8 B e , a n d a s tfig n ELECTRONIC- REGISTRATION botioficlary.'by asslgnm oh t recer Instrument No. 2001007905, Morti Falls County, Idaho.THE'ABOVE GRANTORS ARE t WITH SECTION 45-1506(4)(A ) REPRESENTATION' IS'MADE'TI ARE NOT, PR ESEN TLY R ESP( OBLIGATION.
■Tho default for w hich.lhls.sa le failure lo pay w hen-duo. undor Dc Tionlhly paymonts for Prindpal, Inti 51,372.74, duo pe r m onth tor the r 3clobor, 2001 a n d a ll subsoquor la te of sale or reinstatem ent, vHth iccruing a t S61.04, uncollected Ial he am ount o l S 1 2 2 .0 S, w ilh:lnti idjusloble ralo. the currotij rate la md. continuing to a c c ru o from / >rindpal balance owing a s ol this c iocurod by sa id D ood of T rust li iccruing Inlorosi, c o s ts and odvo imounls oro now duo, together wilt IS and interest, unpaid a n d accruinc r u s to e ’s fo e s , a t t o m o y 's foos, idvancod to protoct the security ass Josufo ond thot tho bonofidary oloc •ust proporty lo bo so ld lo satisfy st )ate: Docembor 17 2001 IRST AMERICAN TITLE COMPAh j/Menino Colo, Trusl Offlcor
UBLISH: Jo n u a ry 3 ,1 0 ,1 7 a n d 2 ^
^ N binC E O F TRUSTEE FA-12344 .
On the 1 st day o t M ay, 2002. a t th U alddayr<(ecoonlzed-looal timd); m erlcsn Title C om parfy, 260 3 rd ,uim.'Tii lim t:.auny o r tw i h f ac c s 'merican Title C om pany of Idaho, li llien. a s s u c c o u r trustoo, v in sell0 highost bidder, for c a sh , in lawful latos._all payable a t tho tlmo of se :ribed roal property, s ituated In i: ^LLS. Stalo e l Idaho, o n d doscrlbo >l 6 In Block 1 of FRUITLAND SUBt 3unty. Idaho, according to tho plal }Iumo 2 of Plots. P ago 22. rocords T he Tnisleo h a s no knowlodgo i
iscrlpllon ot tho ab ovo roferenco' r purposos of cempliojico’with St }flo..lllQ j'rustoaJuis.boon.infornu9 Counly A ssessors offlco, tho ad 50 North, Buhl, Idaho , Is somolir id rool property.
S o ld so le w ill b o m o d e w ll irranty regarding tlUo, p ossessle t satisfy tho obligation secu red by wor of sale conferred In the de ed i IRIS I WINN AND MICHELLE / d w ife, a s g ran lo rs , to FIRST fi )MPANY Of^ IDAHO. INC,, an fdt ccossor trustoo, for th e benefit am irtgago Com pony, a s bonoficiary. ,1995, a s Instrumont No. 199500J WELLS FARGO HOME MORTGA aty. by assignm ent rocordod Decf trumont No. 2001022916, Mortgai Ils Counly. Idaho. •E ABOVE GRANTORS ARE NAI TH SECTION 4 5 -1 5 0 6 (4 )(A ), ll PRESENTATION IS MADE THA lE-NOTrPRESENTL-Y^RESPON LIGATION.Hie default for which th is sa lo Is jro te pay whon duo, undor Deed nlhly paymonls for Principal, Inloro ’6.20. duo por m onth for tho nwnl /, 2001 and all subsoquon l paymei 3 or relnstatomont. wllh a monlniy It 25,97. with Inlorost accn jing a t 8,2! ilinuing to accruo from April 1 , 2i inco owing a s of this da lo on lho ob1 Dood of Trtist is 867,970.97, plui Is ond advances. All,dolinquont , togothorvrith accruing late chargt i and accnilng ta x o s, a ssessm o r m o /s feos, and ony am ounts odva urity associated wilh this teredosur lary elects to soli or c au so IhS'trust olisfy said obligation,o: Docombor 20 ,2001 ST AMERICAN TITLE COMPANY lenlno Colo. Trust Offlcor
>IISH: Januory 1 0 .1 7 .2 4 ond31 ,
NOTICE O F TRUSTEE’S FA-12803
n tho 1st day of M ay. 2002 . a t the I- lid day; (rocognlzod local tlmo). In >rlcan Tills Com pony. 260 3 rd Av ), In tho County of TWIN FALLS, S irlcan Tltlo Com pany df Idaho, Inc. n, a s successor trustoo. will soil at ilghost bidder, ter c a sh . In lawful m' 3S. all payoblo a t lho tlmo of sale, >ed rool, property, silua tod In the .S , Stalo of Idaho, a n d doscrlbod i I of WEST HAMPTON, a Planned I rding lo tho offidal p lat thereof, fi: I a t Pago 53. Offidal R ocords of T3. - •10 Tmsloo has no knowiedgo o f . ripllon ot 'tho abovo roforencod r urposos et com pliance wllh Socti I, tho Trustee h a s boon Infemied tounty A ssessors offlco, tho addro: iVey. Twin Falla, Idaho, is somo laid real proper^.S a id s a le will b o m a d e w itho jnly regarding titlo; p o sse ss io n c tisly tho obligation socurod by am r of salo confarrod In tho dood of i ERT E RUDOLPH ANO CARRI and ond wife, a s g ranlors, t a FII : COMPANY O F IDAHO. INC., ai as successor tfustoo, for the benol Socurlty B ank , N .A ., a s benol
ber 31,2000. a s Instrum ent No. 2< nod lo WELLS FA RGO HOME MC nofidary, by assignm en t rocordod« 5 trum onrN or2001000045:M bhc Falls County, Idaho.ABOVE G ft\N T O R S ARE NAME I SECTION 4 S .1506 (4 )(A ). IDA tESENTATION IS MADE T H A T ' NOT. PRESENTLY RESPO N SI, SATION. • •9 default lor which this sa le Is to I to pay whon due. u nde r Deed ol ily paymonls for P rindpa l, Inlorost i 31, duo per month for tho months or, 2001 ahd all su b so q u o n l p'as if solo or reinstatem ent, wilh a moi ng a t 529.82, with Intorost accnilt 1, and continuing to a cc ru e from M lal balanco owing a s o f th is do te c >d by sold Deed of T rust Is 590,89: orosXcosts ond ad v an c es. All dell w duo, together Vrith accruing lato unpaid and accruirig 4axo3, a sse ss ittomey's toes, a n d any am ounts a e security asoodatod with this io(o< noficlary elects to se ll o r c au se tho i t o satisfy said obligation. December 20.2001AMERICAN TITLE COMPANY OF ,lno CWo, Trust Offlcor
SH:.Jonuary 10 .-17 .24 a n d 3 1 ,2C
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enced real,prDperry, ou t iNTHE Ith Socllon 60-113 Idaho q f t h i ifoTm ed;that:accbrdlncriorusTR i the a d d re ss o f 4 A 2 -B o P i m
ffloUmes asso d a ted with j h e c • ■ FALL
a .w IihouL c 'ovenan t-o r— ^ , »88ion or oncumt»rances c a so M d by and pursuant to the , NOTICE Jeed of tm st oxeculod by ^ th i ^
.W iW Kw esso r tru s te e , for th e dom lie M ortgage C orp ., a s u o T r2 t,1 S 9 6 ,a s In s tru m en t g i v e n
:orded May 7, 2001, a s . th e abc 3rtgago Records of Twin d e n t. Al
; NAMED TO COMPLV S ’ol
PONSIBLE FO R THIS a tlo r lh i publlcati'
lie Is to be .m ado is tho said da l Dood of Tm st Note, the barred merest and Impounds of— cialm« e monihs e l September, od lo th lont paym ents until the the addr lh a monthly lalo charge fliod wilt late chargos are duo in Court, n torost accru ing a t en DATE ' is 7.375% pe r annum , Janijafv 1 A ugust 1. 2 001 . Tho /fi/ireda < s date on the obligation 3372 E 4 t I s $160 ,533 .78 . p lus Kimberiy, Ivances. All delinquent (208) 7 * vith accruing late cnarg- ingjpxes. assossm onts , PUBLISl- 3s, a n d a n y a m o u n ts and 31 2issodaled wilh this loro- -------- l l -lects to soil o r causo tho IN THE C ’ said obllgallon. . OFTHE
• DISTRICANYOFIDAHO.INC. OFIDAJ
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24,2002____________ MAGIST
EE’S SALE NOt“ c E -• . . I.C .615-:
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T « 'n.b,-t>lalo of ldaho,-Flrst - NOTIC •, Inc., on Idaho Corpo- G IV EN t oil a l public auction, to D o tw o l fui monoy of tho United jippoinled ^ o ^ lh f lJ o U o w io g jio ^ o n ta t lV j 1 lho County of TWIN n a m e d c bod a s follows, to-vrft: p o r s o n s 'BDIVISION. Twin Falls - o g in s t th i •lat thereof rocordod in e s t a t e a ds of said County. prosont th0 of a moro particular four (4) n cod roal proporty. bu t dato ot Ihi Soction 60-113 Idaho ' of this noli Tuod-lhal accord ir^ to-will bo forc address of 1379 E a s t . claim s t Jlimes assodalod with b d ^ o th o
tho addro'/ i th o u t c o v o n a n t o r mod wllh lon or oncum broncos court >y ond pursuant to lho S T E P H A •d ol taist executed by STONE 4 s A WINN, h u a b o n d /s/Russell 1 ■ AMERICAN TITLE A tto rnoy i
3AGE,- INC., a s bono- icem bor 1 3 ,2 0 0 1 .0 3 PUBLISH- jago Records ot Twin and31 ,20 i
lAMED TO COMPLY IN.THE DIJ . IDAHO'C ODE. NO OFTHE Fl HAT THEY ARE, O R DISTRICT )N SIBtE: FO R TH IST O FID A H C
THE CIs lo bo modo Is tho TWII od ot Trust Nolo, tho C aso No. S irost and Impounds o t NOTICE TC snlhs ot May Ihrough (I.C. §15-3 nenls unUI tho dato ol In lho Matt y lato charge accruing otiEDWAR ^25% por annum, and ’ Deceast 2001. Tho principal NOTICI
obligation socurod by G IV EN th •lus accruing Intorost, signed havi nt im e u n is aro now ed co-porsc rges and Interest, un- lives o l lho lonls,'Irustoo 's foos, d o c o d e n t Ivancod to proloct lho having dali iu rea n d th a tth o b o n - docodontoi ist property lo b e sold ro q u ire tllc
claim s with a llo r tho di
iY OF IDAHO, INC. publication.said dalm s barred.
» ,2 0 0 2 . . . Claims m ^ o d t e t h o u
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ohourof10:OOA.M.,In lho Olflco ot F irs t . DATED tlftvenue N orth, Twin Seolombor', Slalo eUdaho, First /s /K a lh y J .j1C., an Idaho Corpo- C o - P o r ^a t public auction, to ^ o a n ^ imonoy e l the Unllod co-Potsonallie, tho following do- /s/jocklo Wt ne County of-TWIN d p s follows to-wit: '4 3 8 4 East adU nltpovolopm ent, Murtaugh.iC,n io d in B o p k 1 6 o f (208) 4231&11 Twin Falls County,......... ..
l l n mom purliculnr S l n ' f O T i J roal property, but •ction 60-313 Idoho ■ PUBLIC N )d lhat occordlng to DESTRU ross of 1935 Homp- SCHOOL nollmes associalod According ti , p o l ic y , th enou t c o v e n a n t o r School DIsIri > or encum brances by gives nolit and pursuant to tho education ro
longer noodl oduco tiono l
FIRST AMERICAN Individuals w on Idaho Corpora- w ho woro or
letit and security of district o s a s' lofldary. rocordod th e y e a r 19! 2000016904. a n d since lott lho
MORTGAQE, INC., district will d d Ja n u ary 2 . 2001.^flpeclal.otfuc ngage R ocords o l (by shroddlnj
days. Doslruc ^ED TO COMPLV rocords Is'th t )AHO CO D E. NO tion against I T THEY ARE, O R unauthorized SIBLE FO R TH IS Please bo
you havo spot to bo m ade Is tho ro c o rd s e n i of Trust Note, tho s c h o o l d is t
st and Impounds of - rocdrds may t I s of June through social securit laym ents until th e , for olhor pun lonthly lalo charge future. If you v uing o t 7.75% pe r iho file or koc I May 1 ,2001 . Tho your records,0 on tho obligation the roquost to S97.07, plus accru- t r a t io n offic ollnquont am ounts : calendar days lto charges and In* For further tssmonl8,lfU8loe's. contoct.tho st1 advanced to pro<' administration i/edosuro and th a t . Twiri Falls Sc 10 trust proporty to #411 Support 1
T ^ n Falls, ID 1 OFIDAHO. INC. • .
PUBUSH; Jan 15. 16, 17, 10
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THE CHSTWCT COURT [THE^FD M JU D ICIA D — m « C T 0 F T H E 8 T A T E c« I^IDAHO, INA N O FO R tr^HE COUNTY OF TWIN :C 'ALLS MAOIBTBATE’I.!?— IW IS IO N ^ ------- : - v -5o No .S P - 0 M 1 3 6 ■>: T ICE T O CREDITORS -I he M atter of tha Estate- C L A R E N C E R U 8 E N - ATH,- JOD ocoasod. ' •?'.N O TICE IS H E R E B Y '-’ /E N ( h a l Iho u n d o ^ ^ i ’ w d a a b e en appcilnle'd-''’ sonal Raprosentatlve of a b o v o .n a m e d dec»>fT
It. All p e r s o n s hav ln jrO m s a g a in s t tho doce>^'^ 'I t o r t h e e s t a t e a r e v u lro d .ta .p ro sa n t th e ir .-.— ■ ms w ithin,lour m on ihs . f t h e d a t e of th e first • llcation o l this Nolico or" <I d a lm s wlll bo fo ravor^ ' od.lolms m o st bopresenK ^^’— o th e u n d e rs ig n e d a t-: ' addross Indicated, and 'C - I with th e Clork o t thdi^ rt. ' ito jATED th is 9lh d a y of'.lia fy .2 0 0 2 - ir-'njda S ta ley Hoalh i v s .> E 4 0 0 0 N - > T)eriy. ID 83341 " .) 733-3560 . -
LISH: January 17, 2431 .2002
HE DISTRICT COURT ■ FHE R F T H JUDICIAL . •RICTOFTHESTATE.7 IDAHO. IN AND FORc::- rW ECOUNTVOF ■ .>
TW INFALLS .3;,', 3ISTRATE DIVISI0N^3 I No. SP-02-00010*M'ICE TO CREDITORS,).,,r 15-3-801...................;:-c.iM a ttb ro tth o Estate],IRA LEE DETWEII£R,T;r-------aiasfld---------------------;----------D T IC E -IS-H E R fiB Y ---------:N t h a t G o o rg o C . • w o l l o r h o s b o o n ■ inled pe rsona l ropro-a tiV o -o f-th o -ab o v e '----------e d d o c o d e n t . A ll . o n s h a v in g c la im s stth o docodontorthO j,j to o r o r o q u l r o d to: nt tholr claims wllhlri[r.4) m o n th s o d o r the.- :}f lho first publication <1 nolico o r said claim s .'r forovorbarrod.''— --------Ims m u st bo prosonl- i tho u n d o rslg n o d a t - Id ress Indicated and vllh lh o Clerk of tho .
’ H A N , K V A N V IG ,E 4 TRAINOR isell Q . Kvahvig . n o y s f o r P e r s o n a l sontativo.10x83•oils, ID 83303 -0083 ' - leno: 208.733-2721
SH: Ja n u ary 17, 24^Z1.2002 .
; DISTRICT C O U a f: '.IE FIFTH JUDICIAL- ICT O F THE STATE 'iAHOTIM'AUD F O B '," .......IE COUNTY OF ,- .TWIN FALLS Jo .SP-01-950 IE TO CREDITORa'- - 15-3-801) -Maltbr o f tho Estara W ARDL.UHUG, - leased. c,TICE IS H E R E B V - '1 t h a t t h o u n d o r - , ; havo b oon a p p o in t - )orsonal roprosenta- I lho a b o v e-n o m i^ , l e n t . A ll p o r s o tT s ' d a lm s again st 11 <
int o r th o osloto ara,-,III lo p ro so n l th o lr ^ within four months'.10 d a lo of tho firs t ') ' lion o l this Notice dr^V iltns will be fo rovor.,
IS m ust bo present- ho u n d o rslg n o d a l lress Indicated., a n d '• th lho Clork of tho ,
:D this 26lh day o t,, ibor;2001.^ J .J o n o s ,.- i onol Roprasonlalivb.j 3ne F razier , , - r onalRoprosonlalivf?;.0,W ofiior ..1 ,(j
ist 3 5 0 0 ^ N ^ '* 1 |h. ID 03344 ,‘3-&110 .
■H: J a n u a ry '17. 24 ^2002 ■__________
1C NOTICE f o r " TflUCTJONOF JOL R E C O R D S . :Ing to schobjboord tn o T w ir t F a l la ■
District tf411 tiero- nolico tha t spodal >n ro co rd s oro n o i '- lOodod to provldO’A o no l s o r v ic o s 16: ,- ils v/ith disabHlijesv*.•0 e n ro lled In Ihti'--- 3 a studon t prior to '' r 1 9 9 7 a n d h a v e - t the district. Tho vll( d e s tro y thosoitfucalion-rocorda---------------Jding ihom l in 45 ■struction of Ihoso s 'th o 'b o s fp ro lo c ^ " • nst Im proper and Ized d isdosuro.> bo aw aro that If sp e d a l oducoHon j en filo w ith th e tir d i s t r i c t , tho& eTl lay bo noedod fo?::'i curity benoflts o r r p u rp o so s In th e n
w uw ish torov iow O r koop tho filo (br;2 rds, p lo aso moko^i: st to lho Bdmlnls-i.: iff lco w ith in 4SH: days.I h e r Infonnatieni'>10 sch o o l district ',
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LEGALNOTICE
1 N o n c e b F i-----------------On.ApriL30,42002,at-0
s a a d a y on th s (roni Biopih o u se , TITLEFACT. IW Succ^ssor.TnislB e wBl se e s t bidder, for cash , in law
------------- aJI poyable'a! tho'Umo oPslproperty, situated In ihoO no, a n a described a s folloi PARCEL N O .1 , T ow nsh ip S 'S ou th , Ham G ooding County, Idaho Section 3 1 ; A tract of land (oOows: •BEGINNING a t the Southe THENCE W est along Ih ef 3 . ft d istanco of 250.00 (eo THENCE d u e North lo th
said right-0 |.way, approxln....... ........ wtwfo s a w rlflht-of-wayfnti
o f s a ld t .o t3 ;THENCE Soum along tho 3 to th e POINT OF BEGIN!
• PA RCEL N 0 . 2 -------• -________X ow ns]lIpJ5_South..aQ nj
G oodfng County. Idaho Soction 31 : A part of Let 3 ( BEQlNNINQatt})e Southw THENCE E ast along the S' to tho T RU E POINT OF BE THENCE E as t a t o g said S rnore or lo ss to o point 250. com or of Lot 3;THENCE North parallol wltti (oot m o rs or le ss to tho Sc U ne R ^ l r o ^ right-of-way: THENCE W est along tho S< Rallnjad right-if-wayjo a p(
T H E N c l 'S o u lh parallol t 576.00 feo t moro or loss to PARCEL NO. 3 T ow nsh ip 5 South . Rongi G o6ding County,.Idaho Seetfon 3 f :T h a t part of tho nuo W est Extondod EXCEPTING thorofrom lho’
Said sa lo will bo mode v • regarding titlo, possession 01
ob liga tion so c u ro d by anc---------- s a la .c o o (e u o d .ln .th e -0 ee
BRUNSON AND C A M ia E ,
Uon, T rustoe, and Roblo G .! Boneficlary, da lod April 23 1999, OS Inslrumont No. 1{ County, Idaho. '
rK3*abovo'Grantors aro n t 45--i506(4)(a), Idoho Codo. lhat thoy a ro , o r aro not. pt
’ obligation.Oofautt (or which this solo i:
.(aJ'Accumutatod dofidoni^ I month, (or tho monlh of Oc quont m on ths Is 54,577.02.1
___ date on tho_obllgation socun‘ S33,49S:88, plus 8,00% Intor
(b) All of tho 2000 taxos, v, omounl of $249,50, plua potij DATED th is ll th d ay o fD o cc TITLEFACT. INC.Isl R. Todd Bloss, Vico Prosit
PUBLISH: Ja nuaryS , 10.-17
. ' ORDINANCEAN O RD IN A N C E OF THE CITY O F TW IN FALCS, ID PROPERTY- BELOW DESC ZONING CLASSIFICATION 1 ING T H E N E C E S S A R Y /s ZONING DISTRICTS MAPAf
W H ER EA S. JANE GEOF • CAROL SPERR Y, hod modo
optiroxlmatoly one aero of lar In the City of Twin Falls’ Area
— VyHEREAS,-tho Clly Plannir for tho City of Twin Falls, idah roqulrod by low on' tho 13th c consider tho Zoning Dosignal Impact a n d Zor^a DIstrTcls REZONE o l tho roal proporty I
WHEREAS, tho City Plannir has m odo rocommoncfatlons ' C ityofTw in Folls,'ldoho:and,
WHEREAS, tho City.Councl Idaho, hold a Public Hearing tc on tho 17th d a y ol Docombor. 5 January. 2002.NOW. 1>IEREF0RE. BE IT C COUNCIL O F THE CITY OF T
SE C IIO N 1 . That tho followt bo o n d tho sam & ls horoby R E Ihe 'SE IM of Socllon 1, Town Ed^t cf tho Boiso fi,4oridlan. J\ Idaho, m oro particularly doscrll COMMENCING ot tho southoa THENCE North OO‘OS'50* Wos w6st com or of Soction 6, Towr E asi of tho Boiso Morldlan, sc Iron pin, C P F #670725; THENCE North 00 '02't7* Eas oasi boundary of said Soction 1 THENCE N orth 89’51 '49‘ Wosi THENCE North 00 '04 '19‘ E asi THENCE S oulh 09'5O’42‘ East THENCE N orth OO'50’36- WosI .THENCE S ou th 89-50'42‘ Eas boundary of sa id Soction 1; THENCE Sou lh -00 ‘02 't7 ‘ Woi oo il boundary to Tho Polnl of B acres). .SECTION 2 . T hat tho Aroa of In Map for tho Clly of Twin Falls, li ho ro b y a m e n d e d to rofloct tlproporty abovo doscribed,.....-PASSED BV TH E CITY COUNC SIGNED BY TH E MAYOR /s/Mayor, Lonco W. Clow ATTEST: J o d y Hall, Deputy Cit>
PUBLISH: Thursday, Januaiy t;
NOTICE OF TRUST FA.1305£
On tho S ih doy of Moy, 2002, a of w id day, (rocognlzod local Um A m erican T ills Com pony. 260 3 •Falls, In tho Counly o! TWIN FAL American Titlo Com pany ol Idohi ration, a s su c ca sso r tmstoo, will ( th« highost biddor, for cash, In lav S ta to s , all p a y ab le a t tho time doscribod roal proporty, situatod FALLS, Stoto of Idaho, anddosct
— ^Town9hlp-9SouthrRango-14Eaj Falls County. Idaho SecUon 21: A portion of tho NE'
■ follows:--.................... .......................BEGINNING a t a point v^ilch Ilo: 999.20 foot from tho North quarto
Thence conUnuing South 00‘23’4' Uio Southoost com or of tho said Thonco North 89'01'34* W ostolo NE1/4NW1/4 Q distance ol 6S3.9E Thence North 00 '23 '47 ' East 336 Thenco Soulh 8 8 ’44'51* East 65 OF BEGINNING. .Subloct to; A 25>foot wido roodvra] adjoining Uio North boundary, anc constructed roadw ay along tho N< Uia roadway an d utiflly oasotnont. Sublocl to: A SO-foot wido roadwaj abaUng to th e E as t and South bot wide utility, irrigation, and rood oc W est boundary.»lt appears thot It is covonontod a real property shall include a s an im
. thereon that certain 1990 Champi portlhortof. ' ' . ' I
Tho Trustoo h a s no knowlodg . doscrlpUon of tho obovo roforoni
forc-purposos of compliance wlUi "C o dorthoT rus tod 'haSboon 'In fo r
c e ; l e g a l NOTICt
DF TRU STEE’S SALEa t th# h o u r d a :00- o 'd o d n > ji r '
I sell a t public aucddn, to the Wgl
0 County of Gooding, S laie of Idj ollows to-wIt:
la n g e 1 5 E o s i, B o iso M orldiai
land s i tw to in Lol 3, described a
utheasl c o m er of said U l 3; he South boundary line o( said U (oot;
3 the SouUi boundary ilnoi of Ui iroad right-of-way, • f along th e South boundary lino c Dximately 250 .00 foot to the poirrfn te rso c trth o Easrbourtdarylini
Q ngo_15-Eaat.-B olso.M erldlon
II 3 doscribod a s (ollows: ithwosl c o m er of LotO;e Soutti Une of Lot 3 .7 2 5 ,0 0 foo 'BEGINNING;Jd South line of Lol 3 ,3 6 9 .4 3 foo ^ 0 .0 0 (oal W est of the Southoas
v lUi Uie W o st lino of Lot 3 ,576,0C J Soulh line of tho O regon Shorl ay:0 SouUi line of Oregon Short Lino a point d u o North of tho Point ol
lol w ith th o W o st lino of Lot 3,1 lo Uio POINT O F BEGINNING.
m go 15 E a s t . B oiso M eridian,
tho Lot 4 lying North of 4th Avo-
tho W ost 725 fool le v^lUiout covonant or warranty in or oncum broncos lo satlsty tho a n d p u rsu a r il to lh e pow er of Jood-of-Trusl-from 'B U O D Y 'LT LE J,-BHUNSON. hliahnnrt nnH tsc ro w , ln c .,-a n - id ah o M !^ ra - G. Slroul, a n unmanfed woman.I 2 3 .1 9 9 9 , rocordod A pril 26, I. 100219, records of Gooding
oTTomoTio'compIy wlUi SocUotT •do. N o ropfosonlaUon Is modo t. prosonlly rosponsibio for this
ilo is to bo m ad e Is failuro to pay: Idy In paym onts of S325.93 por O ctobor. 2000 , ond all subso-
>2. Tho ba lan ce owing o s ol this icurod.by-soid-Dood of-Trusl Is- ntorosl a n d forociosuro costs, s, w hich o ro dolinquont In Iho sonalty a n d in lvos t. tocombor, 20 q |,
•osldent
,1 7 and 2 4 .2 0 0 2
NCE NO. 2713NE CITY COUNCIL O F THE ' , IDAHO. R E 2 0 N IN G REAL ■SCRIBED: PROVIDING THE ' )N THEREFOR: AND ORDER- ' Y A R E A O F IM PA C T AND ! => AMENDMENT.:O R G E , a s ag o n t for ow nor, ' 3do applicollon for o rozono of I land locatod o t 1085 Sunway roa of Im pact; and, 'nning a n d Zoning Commission"^ daho, hold a Public Hearing a s 0 Ilh day of Novombor, 2001. to ‘ inaUon o n d nocossary Aroa of J icis M ap a m ondm onl upon a ^
ti^ng o n d Zoning Commission ms to tho City Coundl for tho in d , ........ - ....................... ' Funcll fer tfio City of Twin Foils, ^ ig to consider tho somo matlor ^ or, 2001, o n d o n tho 7th day of
IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY !I )FTWIN FALLS. IDAHO: f. lowing doscribod joa lpnsporty ^ REZONED R1-43,000; P a r to l ® Dv^nshlp 1 0 'S ou th . Rango 16 ° I. Twin Falls County. S tato of scrlbod o s follovra; P'hoast c o rn e r of sa id Soction 1; iV osr225.77 feol lo tho south- bw nship 10 Soulh. Rongo 17 I. sold po ln l m arked by a 5 /8 •
E ast 1 ,096 .55 foot along lhe in I t o T ho Point of Beginning; L" Vosi 1 ,317 .63 feot; ;o sl1 4 .0 6 fo o t; Q'East 1 ,061 .53 lool: . fIfosi 169 .93 foot;E ast 259 .3 0 foot to tho oast pj
W ost 183 .53 foot along sold “ of Beginning (containing 1.42
3f Impact o n d Zoning Districts a Is, Idaho, bo and the som o is ef, ct tho r o z o n ln g o l Iho roal
UNCIL J a n u a ry 7 .2 0 0 2 ? ' J a n u a ry 7 ,2002
city Clork 15;
V '7 .2 0 0 2 ________________ S .'Lo
JSTEE’S SA LE Fai1059 ' roc12. a t tho h o u r of 10:00 A,M.. Co I Umo], in Uio Office of FIrat SO 3rd A v e n u e N orth, Twin doi FALLS, S ta le o l Idaho, R rst for iaho . Inc., on*idaho Corpo- Co vill sell a t public auction, to Uie 1 lawful m onoy of tho Unltod Lat imo of s a lo , th o following rea Ited In tho. County of TWIN ' ascribed o s follows, to-w it wai East,'Boi5G-Mortdian;'Twin'~lo"c
povNE1/4NW1/4 doscribod a s CLI.............. .. - ■ •• - - DA' Hos S outh 00'23'47* W est FIR arter c o m er of said Socdon an I
oflla ’47* W ost 333.078 loot fo POI iIdN E1/4SW 1/4; 200•along tho South lino of the ofT 3.96 feot: TH£336.25 fee t: WHi 654.00 foot to the P O ir^ REF
AREIway oasom on t parallel and OBI and Including Uio currently - T 0 North boundary, allowing failu ont-. . amoIw ayeasen jon tpara llo iand orb i boundorlos. a n d a 25*1001 p e r ,
d oasom ont paralleling tho am o
id and a g re ed tha l the said Dels n im provem entthore toand i s th impion Mobile Home, o s a unpj
odgo of o m oro particular s ^ironcod rea l property, bu t eficicflUi Soction 60-113 Idaho to s anform ed'lhkt according to Doto
C E L E Q A L N O T I C E .
r i r o f '4 4 0 0 N o r S ^ u h i r t d t f > ^ ^ ^urt- said real property. ~ i , a s S a id s a l e will bo iriai Itfgh- w arrjinv regarding tllle^ pos: at08..to.8atlBly„tho.obllgaiiQn46cu Ireal power of sa le conferred in the fida- STEPH EN B BELT AND Ll
a n d w ife , ao gran to rs , to Fl COMPANY Of^lDAHO, INC..
lien , succossor Irustoe, for Uio bon M ortgage a k a C rosaiand Mi
d a s c la ry , r e c o r d e d J u l y 6 ,1 ! 1990012410, ond ro-recordoc Instrumonl No.199B02332S,a
JLot BANK MINNESOTA,.NATiC T rustee u n d e r th e Pooling a
I Uie doted a s o f N ovem ber 1 ,1 9 A sse t S e rv ic in g a n d Secur
10 or A sse t S e c u ritie s Corp.. Utto; )0lnt N o rw e a t B a n k M innesola,^ I ln o -S d rre riag ff^ a rw ltf io u l 'r ice
assignm ent rocordod April 26 I Lot 1999007885, Mortgage Recoi
.Idaho...................................... .THE ABOVE GRANTORS AF
lan.-W »TH-8ECTiON-45*1506(41 REPRESENTATION IS MADI ARE NOT. PRESENTLY RE
. OBLIGAJION, ’ . foo t, • The default for which this ;
(allure lo pay w hen duo, undoi foot monlhiy poymonls (or Prfndpo 30st duo por m onth for lhe month:
2001 and all subsequent paym i,00 or roinslatomont, wilh Inlorost lo rt rato, Iho current rato Is 12.75%
Ing to a c c ru e Irom Soplombo •Ino .dolinquont a n d unpaid laxos t of prindpal balance owing a s ol ll
socurod by sa id Oood of Tnisl i t 3 , Ing Inlorost. co sts and advancoi G. aro now d u e . togolhor with ac
Intorosl. unpaid and accruing t an , oo 's fees, a ttorney 's foos. and {
proloct Uio socuriiy assodalod vo- th a l tho bonefic la ry olocis to
proporty to be sold lo satisfy sal Dalo; January 4 .2002
nty FIRST AMERICAN TITLE COM «To /s/EllshlaM, Ricky. Tm sl Ollicor
•L -r'PU B L ISH r-Januaryn7r24r31!
[ n .......... N O tlC E OF TRUSIIS FA-1284:
On mo 10 th day of April, 2C ^ AM.. of said day, (rocognlzod lo
“ FlrsfA rnerlcahTTtleCom pflny; Z' T w lnFalIa,lnthoCounlyolTW ll I First American Titlo Company t
Corporation, a s su c ce sso r Iru auction, to tho highost biddor. for tho Unilod S ta le s , all payabio i following described real proportv
,^5 of TWIN FALLS. S tale of Idaho, 0
'^ 'C o n i n B lociriT rO 'H A R R bW DIVISION. Twin Falls County. Ida thoroof, rocordod in Book 7 of Pis ol Uio County Rocordor of said C
Tho Trustoe h a s no knowlod description of tho above roforoi for purposes of compliance wiir Codo, tho Trustoo h a s boon Infc
_ tho County A ssesso rs olflco, tho Ingsldo Drive, Tw in Foils, idaht
p ated vrith sa id real proporty.[_ . S a id s a lo will b e m ado E warranty regarding tltlo. posses V lo satisfy tho obligation socurod □ power of sa le conferred In tho do
TERESA B BENTON, an unm arr r lo FIRST AMERICAN TITLE C ,j INC., an Idoho Corporation, o s su ^ benofit and security of Notional I
idaho C orporation , a s bonofld _ -1898, a s lnstnjment-No.-199800i s ,WELLS FARGO HOME MORTG 3 by m erge rw ith N orw eat Mortgai ,t by osslgnm onl rocordod April 2 ' J No. 1998005957, Mortgage Rocoi
ty, Idaho., THE ABOVE GRANTORS ARE . , WITH SEC TIO N 45-1506(4)(A;
REPRESENTATION iS MADE T ARE NOT, PRESENTLY RESP
; OBLIGATION.I Tho dofauil for which this salo
failure lo pay w hen duo, undor D' . monthly paym onts for Princlpol, Inl
$639,50, duo por monUi for tho n , Octobor, 2001 a n d dll subsequo , dalo of solo o r relnstatomoni, with I accruing a t $25.58. wlUi Inlorost a I annum, and continuing lo accruo fi
prindpal baianco owing a s ol Uils socurod by sa id D eod of Tmsl Is S
: Ing Intorost, co sts a n d advances, f aro now duo, logother wilh ocouin
, torost. unpaid and occnjing toxos, i foos, ottom oy's loos, a n d any amo toct Uio socuriiy associatod vrith thI tho bonoflcia^ olocts lo soli or cau! bo sold to satisfy sold obllgaUon. Dale: Docombor 4 . 2001 FIRST AMERICAN TITLE COMPA: /sfl^onlno Colo,.Trust Ollicor
PUBLISH: JonuaryS , 1 0 ,17and2
• NOTICE O F TRUSTEI FA-11161
On Uio 11th day of April, 2002 A.M., of said day. (rocognlzod locol FIrat A m erican T itle Com pany, 26 Twin Ffllla, in Uio County olTWIN F First American Tilio Com pany of I Corporallon, a s s u c c o s so r Irusto auction, to Uio highost biddor, forca tho United S lato s , all payoblo a t i following doscribod reol property, s ol TWIN FALLS. S ta le of Idaho, and lo-wll;Lot 11 in Block 1 of SOUTH 93 H Falla County, Idaho, according to th rocordod in Book 17 of Plats, page i County Rocordor o fsa ld County.
Tho Taisteo h o s no knowiodgo doscripUon o t Uio above roferencre for purposes of com plianco with S Code, tho Trusloo h a s boon Inform the County A ssesso rs offlco, Uio odd Lane, Filar; Idaho, Is somotlmos t real proporty.
S a id s a lo w iil bo m o d e wll warranWjogordlng,1lt!q.,po3S058l0 (0 satisfy tho obligation securod by powor of sole conferred In Uio doed CLEMENCIA LUGO, a n unmarried DANNY LUGO, a n u n m arH ed m FIRST AMERICAN TITLE COMPAT in Idoho Corporation, a s successor sfll and security of CONSTRUCTIC PORATiON, o s boneficlary, recon 2000, a s instrument No. 2 0 ^ 1 4 0 0 4 )f Twin Falls County, id a h o .. rHE ABOVE QRAffTORS ARE NA VITH SECTION 45 -150e(4)(A ), 1 REPRESENTATION IS MADE TH/
. Tho dofauil for which Uils sale is allure to pay vrtion duo. undor Deoc m ounl p f $46,821.00, for Prindpal. < r beforo Docomber 6 ,2000 , Inloresl ■or annum, wlUi unpold accrued Ini m ount ol $2,875.05. With a default I } sta rt accm ing upon th e rocordir default Also duo a ra dellnquonland i s t half of 2000. All ahioufits are now npafd and accruing taxes, assossm i Itom o/a foos, co sts and odvoncos r scurity associatod wlUi Uiis foredosiii nclaiy elects lo sell or cau se the trust!.8a j 8^_80ld obligation,^. .•________ote: D ecem ber 7 2001 .
i L E G A L N O T I C E ;
c e . t h S B ^ r Q ^ o f i l 4 7 C E « a t ' f r i r ^ o o m e e a s s o c s i i a 'w i t j r ’y
ir ia d e 'w l ih o u i c o v e n a n t o r F possession o r encum brances '■ ocured by .and pursuant to Uie—I the de ed of trust executed by D LISA M BELT, h u s b a n d0 FIRST AMERICAN- TITLE « >JC.. a n . Idaho Corporation, o s * benefit and security of OncalJ f1 M ortgage Corp., a s benefi- ^ , 1 9 9 8 , 'e s In s lru m e n i N o, i rdod D ecem ber 29 ,1998 , a sIS, and a ssigned lo NORWEST S TIONAL ASSOClATIOfl, a* ig a n d S e rv Ic ln g 'A a re tm e n t- ^ , 1998 ,'am ong C redil-B ased ^ icuritizo lioh LLC, F inancial Jtton L oan Serv icing LP a n d »> Ja .-N a t!o n B U B a o c{ a tio n ,_ Crec o u ra e , a s beneficiary, by 126, 1999, a s inslrumont No. ? ecords of Twin Foils County. JS
5 ARE n a m e d TO COMPLY 6(4)(A W O A H O CODE. NO A IADE THAT THEY ARE, O R ®' RESPO N SIBLE FOR THIS
lis sa le Is to be made Is the ndor Doed of Tnist Note, the K dpol ond Intor.esl of $601.38, inths of O ctobor, November, ■ ' aymonts unUl ttio dole of sale rosl occm ing o t on odluslobie 75% per annum, and continu- ” mbor 1. 2 001 . Also duo ore <os for 1999 and 2000. Tho of Uils da te on the obligation “ ust is $54,717.83, plus occm . J® ncos. All dolinquont omounis h occruing lalo chorgos and ng taxes, ossossm onts, trust- ” nd any am ounts advancod to ilod with this lorodosuro and s to so il o r c o uso iho trust / said obligation.
OMPANY OF IDAHO, INC. licor . . $4'
, • No 31 andFob~rUdry7r2002--------
............. 71,2002, a l the hour of 10:00 lol ^ a l Ume), inmq.Office_oI_ing iny, 260 3 H A venue N orth, ato FWINFALLS. Slato of Idaho! ton ny of Idoho, Inc., an Idaho fon ■ Irusleo , will soli a t public tec. ,fo rcash.inlaw rfulm onoyof tho ble a t Uio Umo of solo, tho bo )orty, situatod In tho County nn i 10, and doscribod o s lollows, p |p
tfW .B A ILEY -O iB SO N 'sU B^'’ ' ' ' . Idaho, according to Uio plat p n if Plots, pogo 37, m Uio office ___Id County.vledge of o moro particular loroncod rea l property, but C with Sec tion 60-113 Idaho o f s infonned tha l according to Am mo a d d ro ss of 966 M om- Foil
daho, is somotlmos asso d - Ami ratic
do w ith o u t c o v o n o n l o r tho I isosslon o r encum brances >Slal irod by and pursuant lo Uie dost9 dood o l tm s l executed by FAL nnrrled w om an , a s grantor. Lol E COMPANY O F IDAHO, Cou s succossor tmstoo. (or tfio roco lal M ortgage of Idaho, an Coui oflclary. recorded April 29, Ti B005956,--and assigned t o - dose ITGAQE, INC., su c c e s so r for i ig a g e . Inc., a s benefidary, C ^II 29, 1990. o s Instmment iho i ocords of Tvrin Foils Coun- Stro'
real iRE NAMED TO COMPLY )(A). IDAHO C O t)E . NO. w arr lE THAT TH EYA RE, OR to so •SPO N SIBLE FO R THIS powe
ROGsalo is to bo mado is tho AME ir Dood o l T njst Noto, tfio ho C I, Intorost a n d Impounds ol socui10 monlhs of July tfirough viou. quont paym onts until the Ban>i with a montfily loto chorgo W asl 'St accm ing a l 7.375% par Bank uo (rom Juno 1.2001. The benol Uils da te on the obllgaUon 1996i IsS75 ,110 .60 ,p lusoccm - Idaho JS. All dolinquont amounts THE «jing lato charges and in- WITI- 08, a sso ssm en ts , tm sloo’s REPF im ounts odvanced lo pro- ARE tl tfils forodosuro and lhat OBLH cause Ihe tm sl property to Th fl. . failure
monU^PANY O F IDAHO, INC. d u o f
Novel da te e
nd 24 ,2 0 0 2 adjust
•fE E 'SS A I-E S | “
1002, a t the hour of 10:00ocal timo). In tho Office of ^ L i sr, 260 3 rd A venue N orth, huo tIN FALLS, S lato of idoho. unoAlof Idaho. Inc., on Idaho niiomi
js to o , will se ll 01 public S lircash.Inlaw fulm onoyof o lldnrot tho Ilmo of solo, tho to sa ih
ty, siluoted In tho Counly o n io - 'and doscribed os follows, p ip sT
13 HEIGHTS PUD, Twin:o tho official plal Uioroof, p n a uiO o13 .ln lhoo lficoo fthe
dgo of 0 more particular jnciod real proporty. but Or:h Soction 60-113 Idaho io -0 0 -lormed that according to olfico ioddross of 3847 A n m a Nnrth 'os o’ssoc la tod with sold Idaho!
i.K . ,» * Idaho'cw ith o u t c o v e n a n t o r Qut^ion58 lon .o r-0ncum brancos_ ihe .gnI by and pursuant lo Uio followin oed of Uusl oxoculod by of t w u r ied w om an a n d JO SE to - ^ -1 m a n , a s o ran lo rs , to The EaPANY O F IDAHO, INC., 21 SEisor Uustoo, for Uio bon- nccordlim O N FUNDING COR- S picordod S ep tem b er 11, By n1004, Mortgogo Records Bankmi
NAMED TO COMPLY • Ss-'iSOf 0 , IDAHO CO D E. NO a s allow THAT THEY ARE, OR tfie stay ’ ONSIBLE FO R.TH IS 17,0 '
0 is to bo n\ado Is Uie ?o'r*pure )eod o l T m st Noto, the ( ^ 0, U «U. duo and payable on the C o l resi accm ing o t 13.76%,' A venue1 intorost owing In Uie odw lth i lult In terest role of 21s 'S e 'rding o f th o Notice of w arrant' md unpaid taxes for tfio to so t ls f now due, logolhor with pow er 0 ism ents, trustoo 's fees; RicHAE ;os m ade to protect the SO COR osuro a n d Uiot Iho bon- grantors irust proporty lo b e sold IDAHO. ;------------------ .— .- tm s to e ,.
H O M E !
L E Q A L N O T I C E I
!_f.'RSIA M efllCA N TITLE COM / s / K ^ n o Cole. Trust Officer
PUBLISH: January 3 , 10,1 7 a r
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O n tfie 9th.day of May, 2002, of sa id day. (recognized tecaltli A m erican T ltie Com pany, 260 F alla , In Uie Counly of TWIN FA American TlUe Company of ktal raUon, a s succossor Imsloe. will
. th e highest bidder, for cash. In It S ta to s . all p ay ab le a l Uie tim doscribod real proporty, situalei FALLS, S tate of Idaho, and dost T h o W 1/?N 1/2 of Lot 7 of R r Twin Falls County, idoho. acco recorded in Book 5 o l Plots. P
_Cpunty,,EXCERT.Uie. Nortli 5 toiT h e T m stoe h as no knowlec
description of tho above raforc fo r pu rposes of compliance wll
X oda..U io-T nistoe h a s been Inf Iho County A ssesso rs office, U A v en u e E as t. Twin Fails, idahc od wiUi sold real proporty. •
S a id s a l e will b e m a d e worranhr regarding UUe, posse: to eaUsfy tho obligation socurec M w or of sa le conferred in tfie d THOMAS C MAUS ANO CARi a n d w ife, a s g ran to rs, to FIR! COMPANY OF? IDAHO, INC.. ai su c ce sso r tm stoe, lor mo bonofi M ortgage C o m p an y ,'as bonefi 1995 , a s Inslmmont No. 199501 CH A SE MANHATTAN MORTG a s benefidary, by assignment rt a s Instm m ont No. 1996011266 Twin Falls County, Idaho.TH E ABOVE GRANTORS ARE W ITH SEC TIO N 45.1S06(4)(>i REPRESENTATION IS MADE A R E NOT. PRESENTLY RE Si OBLIGATION.
T ho default (or which Ihis sal lalluro lo pay whon due. undor C monUily M ym onts for Prindpal, Ir 545494Tduo por monm for tho nn Novombor, 2001 ond oil subsoqi jato'of~saiu or roinstatornontrwii
he am ount of $67.00, with Inioro; innum , and continuing to occmo }rinclpol balance owing a s of this iocured by sa id Dood of Tmst I s : ng Interest, co sts and a d vancesr iro 'now duo, logemor with accmli o rost, unpaid and deeming laxos. 008, a tto m o /s foos. and any omi oct m o socuriiy associalod wim U ho bonofidory.olocts to soil orcot. 10 so ld lo satisfy said obligation. )ato: January 3,2002 •IRST AMERICAN TITLE COMP/ 5/MonlnoColo; Trust Offlcoi-------
'UBLISH: Ja nuary 17 ,24 ,31 one
NOTICE OFTRUSTE FA-12940
O n mo 7lh day of Moy, 2002. a t f sa id day. (rocognlzod 1 ^ 1 time m o ric an Tilio C om ponA2603r« o ils . In tho County of TWiN FALL m ortcan Tltlo Company of Idaho, illon, a s succossor tmstoe. will so 10 highost biddor, for cash, in lawf la to s . all p ayab io a l tho ilmo < ascribed roal proporty. slluatod It ^LLS. Slato of Idaho, ond doscrit 3l 11 in Block 22 of FILER TO o un ty , Idaho, accord ing to tho c o rd e d in iho oflfco of the Cou 3unty.T ho Tmstoo h a s no knowiodgo
iscriptlon of tho 'obovo'rofotonc r pu rposes of complianco with ( xio . mo Tm stoo h as boon Inforr 0 County A sse sso rs olflco, iho roo t. Filer, Idaho-, Is somotlmos al proporty.
S a id s a lo will bo m a d e wi irranfy regarding lltlo. pessossh sa tisfy the obligation socurod bi w or of solo conforrod in tfio dooc 3GER D DUTT, a sing lo m an, . LERICAN TITLE COMPANY OF i Corporation, a s succossor tnjsto
curjly ol U.S. BANK NATIONAL >U8ly do in g b u s in e s s a s Unit n k o f O regon , s u c c o s so r by mo le h ln g lo n , N.A., s u c c e s s o r b' n k o f Idaho , N.A. fka W est O lofldary. rocordod April 17 ,199 36006446, M ortgage Rocords 0 ho.E ABOVE GRANTORS ARE N> TH SEC TIO N 45-1506(4)(A ), PRESENTATION IS MADE TH E NOT. PRESENTLY RESPOi LIGATION.rho dofoult lor which Ihls sa le i: jre lo pay w hon duo. undor Doo nmiy payments for Princlpol and } p o r m onlh for th e m o n lh s 0 /em ber. 2001 and all subsequon0 of salo or rolnslolomont. wim ini jstob lo roto of Primo + 4.9% per j lo accruo from Docombor 2 9 , ;
inquon l end unpold laxos for 2 m co owing a s ol mis date on tho 01 D ood.ol Tm sl is $9,937.33, pit is o n d odvoncos. All dallnquon . togothor with accruing lato ch a id a n d occming laxos. assossm m oy 's foos, and ony omounis adv jrify associated wllh ihls lorodosu ary olocis lo soil or causo tho Ims lUsfy said obligation.): January 4 .2 0 0 2 3T AMERICAN TITLE CO)^PAN^ llshloM . Rlcky. TmstOlficor
ILISH; Ja n u a ry 'l7 ,24 .31 ondFc
tESCHEDUL’E b'ffO T lb 'E O FT fil . FA-11080
On ttie 13lh day of February. 2( 0 A.M., of sold day, (recognized 0 of First American Tlilo Compan 1, Twin Foils, In Iho County of TW 5. First Amotlcan Title Comphny 3 Corporotlon, a s succossor tmsto on, lo mo highost bidder, for cash. Jnlfod-sta tos.-all-payablo 'o fm o ving doscribod real proporiy, sltui VIN FALLS, s ta le of Idaho, and do I: .East 37.2 foot of Lol 20 ond me V 5E N I0R ADDITION. Twin Fall: rding lo mo offidal plat Ihoroof. roc . Pogo 21. rocords of Twin Falls C ’ r ea so n of tho automatic stay t m plcy Code 11 U.S.C. 362, the niinuod, ond pursuant to provlslc 106(A) this sa le Is rescheduled one ow ed by the expiration or lorminal :ay In Iho m anner provldod by mal 0 Tm stoo h a s no knowiodgo ol Iption of tho obovo roforoncod 1 jrposos ol com pliance wim Sect , m o Tmstoo ftas been infonned oun ty A ssesso rs olflco. mo add u e E as t, Twin Folia, Idaho, is sot Ih so ld rooi property.S a id s a le w ilt b e m a d e w itha nfy regarding Ulle, possession c Isfy the obligation securod by an • of sa le conferred In mo dood of ARD A MUNNINQ, a n unm arr >RRO VALLADOLiD, en unm ai irs, to RR ST AMERICAN TiUE 0 . IN C ., a n Id ah o C orporatior 9,.for.th«.beneflt:and securify of : MORTQAGE. INC., aueceese
l e g a l NOfiiCE ' IJ
pMPANY.OFiOAHO, iN C.~ 'ilCr,
’ a n d 2 4 ,2 0 0 2 ____________ Mo
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0 2 ,« tU iohourof10:00A M ., ? ! U Ume), In m e Ofnce of FJr»t • n n
p y S f s l S t n f f i . r a J , ^Waho. inc., «n Idaho Corpo. ’ w ills e la tp u b lk : auction, to 2 ,^ n lawful money of me United ,hrr
loscribod a s folkJws. to-wll: RITCHEY SUBDIVISION, “ E® w ording to the plal mereof.I. P a g e 2 1 . rocords of sold ??„Ifoo tm oroof_______ —vledge of a moro particular loroncod real proporty. but ^ , Wllh SocOon 60.113 liaho infofinod mal according to
I, m o a d d ro ss of 1732 4lh aho. Is som etim es assodat.
ide w ith o u t c o v e n a n t o r Skk,ise ssio n o r encum brances nnired by and pursuanllo the c ip '0 do ed of tm sl executed by /?«) ^RO L S MAUS. h u sband IRST AMERICAN TITLE orip . a n Idaho Corporallon. a s _ lofit a n d security of Mellon nefldary, recorded Jufy 3, 5010321, and assigned lo C :TGAGE CORRORATION, o ’cii t recorded Ju n e 28 ,1996 , Esci !66, M ortgage Rocords of Fall:
RE NAMED TO COMPLY bkJd i)(A), IDAHO CODE. NO choc >E THAT THEY ARE, OR a tm •S PO N SIB L E FO fl THIS o r to
momsolo is to bo m ade is tho of sa jr D ood of Tmsl Noto, tho mo C I, Intorost ond Impounds of a s fo1 m onlhs of August mrough L o ts oquonl paym onts unlil mo Fall« W-TUTa monmiy lato chamo Ifieri iu iuiuL 'fim goi;flf6duB ‘in ' of I Vo roslaccm tngorB ;5% por-------TFTJO from Jufy 1,2001. Tho dosci th is da to on mo obligation purpt Is $45,490.14. plus occm - 113, is-/y ido linquon t a m o u n tn d d r t :mlng lato charges and In- may i os. a sso ssm en ts , Imsloo's If tf am ounts advoncod to pro- m ear h th is forociosuro and thal will b couso Iho tmst proporty lo bl’ddc n. obov(
.^ e n l^PANY O F IDAHO. INC. re-ho!
mo’piIdaho
ond Fobm ary 7.2002 “ Sa
iT C E 'SSA L E g
atthohourol10:O O A,M ., m c kmo), in tho Olfico of First w ife3 rd A venue North, Twin CORIkLLS. S tato ol Idaho, Rrst a ss«ho. Inc.. an Idaho Corpo- od Nc! sell a t public oucUon.io Mortaiwful m onoy ol Iho Unilod a BOV10 of so lo , Ihe fcliowing SECTd In m o County ol TWIN SENTcribod a s follows, to-wit; p o p eT O W NSITE. Twin Foils Tho,Iho offlclol plot thereof. Mokebounty Rocordor ol said Dood
^90 0 * a_mora pQrticu!ar._,tt|2°mi3ncod rool proporty. but sorv tIh Soction 60-113 Idaho ao Lformed that according to wavonIho o d d ro s s of 620 6 th nnd colos a ssociatod wim said of sal<
. . . . Noverr' w ith o u t c o v o n a n t o r ond acssion or encum brances annumi by a n d pursuant to tho charao ood of tm sl oxoculod by. n iodwn, o s grantor, lo FIRST dato oDF IDAHO. INC., an Ida- $92 q3istoo, for tho bonofit and actuall'UL ASSOCIATION, pre- or in itiin ited S t a te s N ollonol noy’s f<m o rg o r to U .S .B o n k o f hym oir by m e rg e r w ith U.S. Dated;I O no B onk, Idoho, a s ALUAh1996, 05 Inslmmont No. /s/Bobt 5 of Twin Foils County.
PUBLIJNAMED TO COMPLY
\) , IDAHO CODE. NOTHAT THEY ARE, OH o =0NS1BLE FOR THIS
0 is to bo modo is tho pn^B O )oed of T m st Noto, mo 69630 I md In terest of S110,90, cuSTEi 5 o f J a n u a r y th rough Rjnht N ionl paym ents unlil mo p,?onty1 intorosl accm ing a lo n sourco or onnum , omJ continu- ijen9 , 2 000 . Also duo oro ir 2 0 0 0 . T h e principal ToIoIAt 10 obligation socurod by pointfei plus occm ing In ,O M . S o
jont am oun ts are now ch orgos nnd intorost.sm onts,.tm sloo '5 foos,_________advoncod to protocl mo BiohtN i o su ro nnd lho tm ebon- pnlrity m st proporty to bo sold Souroo
Uso
W Y O F IDAHO. INC. Total Am Pol[it(s) I
1 Fobm ary ’7.2002 •
rriU STEE'S SALE
, 2002. a t Iho hour of :od local Umo). In ttio sourco jony. 260 3rd Avonuo 5 ^ ^ ' TWIN FALLS, Slalo ol m y of Idaho, Inc., on jom l Am istoo, will sell 01 public pomifsio ish. In lawful monoy of p ia c o o tl U io-tim o-of-^ lo : iltualod In tho County I doscribed a s follows,
e W est 7 .8 foot of Lot ^olls C oun ly , Idaho, rocordod In Book 3 of
To^lAmc
llie original salo v^os pj^co qVlIslons of Idaho Codoandw lllbeconduclodInation or tho effect ofIhatsoctfon.ol a moro particular
3d roal property, buiocllon.60-113 Idaho.led m ot according to • T h T 'L «id d r e s s o f1 3 0 7 } msomeUmos assodat-
I h o u t c o v o n a n l 01 42^ ^ “ m o r encum brances A r r ; i ? , and pursuant to mo
S ’!? '" '! ;n .E COMPANY OF lion , a s s u c c o s so r K , , j “ d o l W ELLS FABOO
s . o r b y m . r g . r l o p u a u s H ,
t e r o t e r a n d W t t o a g # C ^ b r - m a ^ e r w ff t n n ( ^ c u r f t y Ban» rec o rd e d M a i ^ ' l g s 2, u instr M ortgage fteflCRlg of Twib f a l l s C THE ABOVE GRANTOfW ARB W ITH SECTIO N ■45.1506(4J(A REPRESENTATION JS lOtAOE 1 ARE N O T, PRESENTLY R E SP OBLIGATION. • ;
. The default for whicn ihfs salt (alluro to pay when due. under 0 monrniy paymonts for Prindpal. in $410.51. duo por month for the mrough December.EOOO. ond Jam aequenl paymonts until mo dato o: vrim in terest occming al 9% por an a c c ru o (rom A u g u sM . 2 0 0 0 . - a d v a n c o s in lh e a m o u n t of $0 a d vances o f $35.00. a lso dollnqi ore duo for 2000. The prindpal b« dafo'on'the'obllgdtton socurod by $37,352.08. plus occming Interest All dolinquont amounts a re now du Ing lo te Chorgos and Intorost. unpa a ssessm en ts , im stoe 's foos, alic omounis'odvanced lo protoct mo s< mis forociosuro and mat mo bono : a u s o th e tru s i p ro p o rty to bo Jbllgotion, !Dole: Docombor 6.2001 =1RST AMERICAN TITLE COMPA 's/ElishloM Ricky, Tmsl Officer
='UBLISH: J a n u o 7 3 .1 0 a n d 1 7 ,S
NOTICE OF TRUSTE O n T u e s d a y , April 2 3 , 2002,
j ’c io ck A.M., of said day, in mo ofi ia c ro w C orp . locatod a t 311 2n ^alia, ID 83301 , A lliance T itle luccessor Imsteo, will sell a t public >lddor, for cash , coshlors check. ci mock, (from a bonk which h a s a br It mo site of mo solo), monoy ordoi ir local governm ent chock; o r cos nonoy of mo United Slatos, all pay if sa le, m o following doscribod roc 10 Counfy.ol Twin Falls, S tato e l s follows, lo Wit.ot 20, B io c k 3 o f C linton Earl Sul a»«:Co_unt^ ._ tdflho._flecofdlnfl
T h e T m stoo h as nd knowledge oscripUon of mo abovo-doscribod u rposos o l complianco wllh Idah 13 , th o i r u s t e o h a s b o o n Infor ddross of: 239 B onny'D rfve. TWii loy som etim es be associatod'with If mo successfu l biddor canno t pr
loans of ono ot m o obovo m oans ill bo posiponod (or 10 m inutes c Iddor to obloin paym ont in p lor 30V0. II the high biddor Is unsuccoi lenl o s diroctod within 10 mlnui t-held im mediately and onv bid bv o-provrous'sole. vviirbo rofoctod. i aho Codo 45-1502 ot.Soc.‘Sold sa le will bo mo'do wimout c garding Uilo, possession o r oncum >ligaljon securod by and pursuant inferred in m o dood of tm sl oxoc CK A G UE a n d JAMIE MCKAG Ife . a s G ran to r, lo ALLIANCE O R P .. a s T ru s te e , for th o bom isociatos Housing R nanco, LLC a: I N ovem ber 9, 1998 a s Instmmc o rtgago roco rds of Twin F a lls C JOVE GRANTORS’ARE NAMED iCTION 45-1506(4)(a). IDAHO ( •NTATION IS MADE THAT THEY 1ESENTLY RESPONSIBLE F O R ' rhe dofauil for which mis sa lo is lo ■ Ike principal and Intorosl paym ent lOd of T m st and Promissory Nol lounl w as $92,050.00 togom or wll 1 rale of 7.750% per annum , a s o ry Nolo da tod O ctober 21 . 1991 foult fo r th e m onlhs of Ju ly thrt 'vombor of 2001 in me am ount of d conUnuing oach and ovory month sa le of ro instalom oht. T ho prim vombor 14,2001 Is $92,035,55 to i accm ing Intorosl ihoroon a l tho ium . In addilion lo tho abovo, mort irgos, advancos, atlom oy foos, ft d wrlm mis forodosuro and tho bolt0 on Iho obligation securod by s 2,035.55, excluding intorost and < ually Incurred in onlorcing tho obi n mis solo, a s im stoe's foos and/ t’s foos o s aulhorizod In tho prom mo oforomontionod Dood of T m st :od; Docom bor 19,2001 .IANCE TITLE & ESCROW CORF tobbi Oldfield, T m sl Ollicor
BLISH: Januory 3 .1 0 .1 7 ond 24..
NOTICE OF PROPOSED C O F W AT^R RIGHT TRANSFER
YDNEY L. DOWrrON and/or KAF BOX 7. ELLIS ID 63235. hos file 30 for ch an g e s lo mo following v 5TER Counly;I t No. 72-4069 nfy 6/1/1915reo ELLIS CREEK
STOCKWATER IRRIGATION (265
1 Amountt(s) of Diversion SWSWNW S26 o o fU s o S25T16N R20E
S26T 16N R20E S34T16N R20E
-------------------------S3S T16N R20EIt No. 72-7383 Ify 5/2/1080CO SALMON RIVER
IRRIGATION (265
A mount ’ 2.35(s) of Dlvorslon L5 NWNESE S34 I of Uso S2S T 16N R 20E
S26T16N R20E S34T 16N R20E S35T16N R20E
t No. 72-4228 fy 6/1/1919 .: o . SALMON RIVER
■ • IRRIGATION (2 6 5 1 . STOCKWATER
Amount;s) of Dlvorslon L 5N W N ESES34of.Uso----------S25-TJ6N R 20E—
S26T16N R20E S 34T 16N R 20E S35T16N R20E
No. 72-10171y 6/1/19S2 .0 SALMON RIVER
IRRIGATION (265 0Amount .s) of Dlvorslon LS NWNESE S34 o f Uso S25T 16N R 20E
S26 T16N R20E S34T16N R20E S35T16N R 20E .
}urposo ot tho transfer is to changi rights o s (ollows:applicant is changing tho sourco c locoted In the SWSW (L-9) SEC
la so n s oro to 'help Eills Crook ro n.RIvor and to eliminato a diversloi
ssts m ay bd submitted based on Ui >, Idaho Code;protest against mo proposed chan 10 D o p arlm o n t of W ato r R a so i I, 900 N Skylino Dr.. S le A, Idaho sr with a prolest fee or $25,00 fo r« loforo February 4.2002 . Tho prott copy of tho protest to m e appllcar J.'OREHER, Director '
sH; January 17 ond 24 ,2002
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LCQAL NOTICE LEC
b ra t io n r l u c e a t a o r b y ' ' 'iNVi m k .N A , a s benefidary, stm m ent No. 92006077, BRU s Counfy, Idaho. MANE.NAMED.TO-COMPLY. . - T e t (A), IDAHO CO D E. NO acceoti : THAT THEY ARE. O R ^ o s SPONSIBLE FO R T H IS range
ale is lo be m ado Is m e e ^ ? o Deed o f Trust Note, m e t h o B interest and Impounds of M anac le monm# of Sep tem ber Pocket anuary, 2001 and all sub- Allotfne I of salo or reinstatem ent, specify annum, and continuing to will be 1
Also due oro e sc ro w grozlnc $89 .3 2 and b o n o f ic ia l will bo iquont and unpaid taxos a n im a boionce owing as.or.U il3_forago« by said Deed of T m st is loose p }st. costs and advances, loose w duo, logolhor wim accm - signing ipaldondoccmlng taxes. - menl or iMomoy's foos, and any D ocon- isecurlfyassodalodw lin p e rio d n0flcl0 7 elects to sell o r S i n c e JO so ld to s a tis fy so ld unfoncc
b o su b )
’ ANY OF IDAHO, INC. morUre specify paid for
’•2002 m onth t— m rooyo
FEE'S SALE th tfw n ,12, a t mo hour, of 10 :00 u )m hiu ' ofllco 01 A lllcnco T il l . S E l
illcoucUon.lomohfghost . certified chod( or tailors branch In tho community io r .S to n o lld lih o a io c li " a s h oqutVafont In lawful I f; .T ” ® layablooim osom oU m o rool proporty, situalod in O IM oho.nndaoscilbocl
° n d'?j°cS
“ f jf f lu ^ ra a a ia j j^af^nga
go o t a moro partlculor I ? ! ? ? ; '
SKlStleStm sold roal property. provide tho bid prica by ns of poymont, tho sa lo . i onfy to allow mo high LEC orm proscribod horein PUBU rosslul In obtaining poy- SOUGHT lu lo s , tho sa lo will bo WEAI ,^->hojijgh_biddorJtOnL.flSSISJ/ I. oil in accordance with Thrf S
...... .............. . accopl piIt covonant or warranfy Ils annua ;mbrancos to satisfy m o th e U .S . ml to mo power of solo E n e r g y ' toculod by STORM W . Woamori; ^GUE, H u sb o n d o n d Program. E TITLE & E SC R O W available ino lit and se cu r lly o f Idaho Doc : OS Bonoficiary. rocord- a n d Woll Tionl No. 1998020121. Wolfaro. I s County. Idaho, THE .P r o g r a n •D TO COMPLY WlTH • G rants Ur ) CODE. NO REPRE- W est Sta :Y ARE. OR ARE NOT. Idaho. A j R THIS OBLIGATION. Iho plan w lo bo mado is (allure to: o.m. on ^ mts as sot forth on sa id 2 8 . 2002 loto. Tho original loon Polo T. C wllh intorost moroon a t ing. 450 Vi J ovidoncod in Promi5- -7 m floor ci )98 . Poym onls o ra in. . .-Tha.W hrough and Including A s s i s t a of $659.46 por monm assis ts Ioh Ith Ihoroallor until d a te Ihrough tfi inclpal baianco a s o t w oathoriz togolhor wim occm od te thoir hc
ho rato of 7.750% por su ro s incl oro is also due any lato air scaling , foos or costs a ssoci- lom im pn aianco owing a s ol mis o nhanco I I said dood of tm sl Is ciency of I 3 costs and oxponaos gram sorvl obligations thoroundor lomillos rc id/or roasonablo ottor- ing c o s ls . imissory nolo socurod h e a lth am ISI. f a m ily an
onorgy rosiRP. Summar
• mo Stole P• Implomoi
4 .2002 s a f o w oe--------------------- - proctlcosI CHANGE ' IncroosoER NO. 69630 woalhorizal
• Incroaso IAREN A. DOWTON, f ro m 1 3 3 ' filed Applicollon No. fodomi povi 3 walor rights wllhin P u b lic «
w rllldn los State Plan \
. from Jonuai 28, 2 0 0 2 .!
0.42 CFS commonls t' 65 acres) m en l o t He
0.42 CFS faro, Buroai 26T16N R20E gram Opor! OE . U nit. 4 5 0 \OE Roor, PO BOE s o . ID 837OE com m ents
m a r k o d o J a n u a ry 26,
>5 acros) 2,35 CFS PUBLISH: J 410,6 AFA 18,2002
!5CFS 410,6 AFA -----------------34T16N R20EE ---------1 IN THE DIS-= O FT H E R FE DISTRICT C: O F IDAHO,
THECC TWIN
' MAGISTR/S5 ocros) 8.91 CFS C aso N o SF
NOTICE TO 8.91 CFS I .e . § 15-3-8
34T 16N R 20E In the Matter------------- ----------------OfROSERTJ
D eceased N O TICE
G IV E N th o Blastock has od porsonal 1 of the above
5 acres) 0.97 CFS d e n t. All poi 0,97 CFS c la im s ogoir
J4T16N R20E don t o r th0 ( q u i r o i J to p i c l a i m s w ill m onm sofiort first publlcoti(
igo a portion of m e .tice o r sold c _ forovor banec
0 e l mose r i g ^ lo O olm s mus O 2 6 T 1 6 N fe 0 E . od to tho um re-connoct b m e m e add ross Ii
ilon on mo Salmon m od wllh tho
1 m e criteria ol Sec I t e PH A N ,STONE & TR>
ango must bo filed /s/Russoll G. FlOurces, E as te rn A lto rn o y s fclo ^ a l ls , ID 83402 Roprosentatlviir each application P.O . Box 83Dtestoni must a lso TWin Falls. IDan t. .Telephone: 20
PUBLISH: Ja r s jid 2 4 .2 0 0 2
dy,JlDi»in>17.2002:
•e g a l N O T I C E J
'iNV ITAtibN TOB IO T BWMA.1^)2. f
BRUNEAUWILOUFE ■MANAGEMENT AREA S e a l e d b i d s W ill b o " ;e p to d fo ra lo a s o o f3 2 0 ros of 'unfenced natlvo ig e fo r th e p u rp o se of tzlng and for ba se prop- y requ lrem on is w iihin0 B u r e a u o f L o n d m o g e m e n t 's T a y lo r ckol a n d S c o lts T ablo . . stfnonts. The loaso will scify tha t Iho p roporiybe used only for cattle
izlng pu rp o ses . T horo1 bo a maxim um e l 96 Im al u n i t m o n th s o figo avUlable during m o ---------se period. The grazing se win begin upon firial ning of a lo a s o a g re e - nl and vrill tenninato on c o m b e r 3 1 . 2 0 0 4 (a - io d o l th r e e y e a r s ) , i c e th o p r o p e r l y Is oncod, a li.grozing will - su b je c t to a p p lica b le eou of Land M anage- il roguIoUons. Bids will cify Iho ainouni to bo i lor each anim al unit 1th ond a total for the oyoar loaso. ilds will bo recoivod in N e v a d a D iv is io n of
d iifo o f f ic e 0 1 1 3 7 5 jn lo ln Clly H ighw ay.). NV 89801 until 5 :00 .F e b r u a r y 8 , 2 0 0 2 .Ihon will bo publicly
nod. Bid spodficotions dotalls will bo available •ovJoiv a f Iho Nevada ilon o( Wildlifo olfico in ' (775-738-5332). Tho Ida Division of Wildlifo n/os mo right to accept a |o c l a n y or a ll b id s lo consider tfio respon-
ng awards. ________________
InlstrolorIda Division of Wildlife
tISH rJanuary 17;-24 — ~ ~ 31.2002____________
LEGAL NOTICE JBUC COMMENTS GHTOf^LOW-INCOME fEATHERIZATlONISJANCE.PROGRAM________irf S lato of Idaho willplpubllc-com monl-on------------inual funding plan lor J .S . D o p arlm o n t e l r g y 's L o w -ln c o m o horizatlon Assisianco •am. Tlio Slato Plan Is iblo for rovlow at mo1 Dopanmonl ol Hoolth W ollaro.^Dlvision e f ' ire. Bureau of Bonofilir a m .O p e r o t lo n s — ----------:s U nit-2nd floor. 450Stato Stroot. Solso,
'. A public hearing on an will bo hold a l 9:00 on Monday, January002 In Boiso a t Iho T. C onarrusa Bulld- 50 Wost Slaio Street,xjr conforonco room. • - - - a .W o a th o r l z a l io n
s low-lncomo fo^milios )h tho Installation ol lorizallon m easu res ir homos. Tho moa- ineludo Insulation,
lling and heating sys- m p ro v o m o n ts th a l ICO Iho enorgy offi- ’ of tho homos. Pro- sorvlcos holp eligible s roduco moir hoat- is is , p rom oting Iho I a n d s a fe ly of iho y a n d c o n s e r v in g 'rosourcos. imary of changos to lie Plan:smonlatlon of load- w o a t h e r l z a l i o n osa so In tho average irizallon cost por unit ISO In ollgibilily lovol 1 33% to 1 5 0 % of poverty guldolinos llic c o m m o n ls fo r 'I testim ony on tho Ion will bo accoptod muary 17 - January )2. Sond or deliver nts te Idaho Dopart- f H eallh a n d W ei- ireauol Bonofit Pre- ■poralions - G rants '5 0 W S ta le - 2nd >0 Box 83720. Bol- 8 3 7 2 0 . W r i t te n
tnls m u st bo po st- i d o n o r b o f o r o y 26, 2002.
W; January 17 and
DISTRICT COURT : RFTH JUDICIAL CTOFTHESTATE IHO, IN AND FOR : COUNTY OF WIN FALLS TRATE DIVISION >.SP-01-01275'M ■: TP-CREDITORS 1-3-801o M ^ o ^ m o ^ ta to •
sodICE IS H EREBY th a t G e o r g ia L. h as boon oppolnt- inal roprosontalivo >ove-namod deco- I p e rs o n s having igoinsi tho doco- :ho e s ta te a ra re- '10 p r o s o n i th o ir w iih in f o u r (4 ) flor tho doto of mo Ication ol mis no- , ild cioims 1 11 be anod. ;m ust be present-
I undersigned o t ISS Indicated and tho Clerk of mo
^N , K V AN V IG,. TRAINOR G. Kvan\rfg '
's fo r P o r s o n o l • , tatlvo I
1. ID 83303-0083 • y. 208-733-2721 ,
: January 10, 17 ,
ttwi.1WriFan«. tiWio E>r
7 1 T te i^» A m ,T ir ta F A
l ^ i k C N O T t C E
; . NOTICE OF T!O n April 24th. 2002. a t tlM
i In the l o ^ o l First Americj < Av0. N orth, Twin Falla, I. ---------eSQ ^ Attorney a t Low,-as
public auction to the.hlolu money of tho United Stall sale, tho followlfw dflscflbc County.of Twin Falls. S tat
— - follow* to-wit;------------------Lot 15 In Block 7 of Kings
! Falls County, Idalvj, recofc 16. ' '
Tho Tnjsteo has no kn< description of tho above-rsl purposes ol compUanca will Ihe T ru stee h a s be en lnl( F o r a i t V ala Drive, Twinassodatod with tho said foJ
Said sa lo will bo made') regarding title, possosslon.
I tho obligations secured by ol sa le conferred In tho D WALTER R. RUDOLPH t
------------- h u a b an d a n d w tfo rn s Gr,m ont & L oan a s Ihe Bom rocordod M arch 8 , 199D, I County, Idaho, a s Instrumor
................oficlal Intorost of said Doecf assigned to R rst Lfnlon Nalic
mont Homo Loon Owner Tn 2001, a s Inslrumont No. 2i
_County.Tho abovo Grantor(s) oro r
45-1S06(4)(a) Idaho Codo. that thoy aro , or aro not. p obligation.
Tflo dofaull for which ihl failuro to poy iho omouni di sory Nolo ond Dood of Tail Ihoroundor a s follows: mont of S942.30 lor tho months 0 duding Novombor 2001, t0£ m onlhly paym onls accrulr obligation socurod by said C os principal, plus lato foos. foos, costs of this foreclosuri Gd by Bonoflclary lo protod Intorost accnjing a l Ihe ralo c (0 (ho date of safo.
Tho Bonoflclary olocls to S' bo sold 10 satisfy said obllgal
DATED this 30th doy o l No /s/Paula Polorson, Trust Olfic
NOTICE OF TRL--------------On-Apri|-23,-2002.-at tho f
sa id day a t tho lobby of Tn N enh. Twin Falls. Idaho. Tl corporolion. a s Trustoo will s
---------- h ighost-blddor.lorcashr-ln-lS ta lo s , all payoblo a l tho tl doscribod roai proporty, sltu^ Falls. Stato ol Idaho, ond dos( Lot 50, PLEASANT VALLEY I Unit O ovelopm eni (P hase 1) occerding lo Iho offidal plat U ol Plals. pago 42, records ol 1
Said salo will bo nuido wit---------- rogardinjtltiarpossosslon 'orc
obllgolion socurod by and put conforrod in tho Oood of Tnjs ALUSCN U IR D , h u sb a n d a o n Idaho corporolion, Trusl D ovolopm ont Com pany, inc BonoRdary, da ted August 1. 1997, a s Inslnjmoni ffo. 1997 Falls County, idoho; tho bon Oood ol Tnjst w as assigned ti a n Idaho corporation by Assign
-------- 1999.-os-lnstrumom No; 199'- • Falls County, Idaho .'
The abovo Grantors aro nom 45-1506(4)(a). Idoho Codo. N Ihat Ihoy oro, o r aro not. pro; obligation.
Dofaull for which this solo Is t( (a) Accumulatod dofidoncy In month, tor the month of Octol quoni monlhs Is S837.00. Tho dato on Iho obligation socurod
■ $16,493.27, plus 10.25% intorD DATED this 18lh day of Docon'
. TITLEFACT, INC./sJ R. Todd Blass. Vlco Prosido
PUBLISH: Docombor 27, 200 2002____________
IN THE DISTRICT COURT tli OF THE RFTH JUDICIAL t( DISTRICT OF THE STATE Id O F IDAHO, IN ANO FOR N
THE COUNTY OF lil TWIN FALLS C
MAGISTRATE DIVISION N C a s o N o .S P .0 M 3 7 0 s
. NOTICE TO CREDITORS' re I.C .§15-3-S01 aIn tho Matter of tho Estato v, o l VIRGINIA UCOHEY, A
D ocoasod KN O TICE IS H EREBY T
GIVEN that Barry E acker 2( h a s boon appo in ted por* sonal roprosonlative of tho oi abov o -n o m o d doc o d o n t. ol All p e rsons having claim s oi against tho docodont or tho or o s t a t o a r o r o q u i r o d to prosont thoir d a im s v/lthin ta lour (4) m on ths a lto r tho a( dato o l tho first publication ac of this notice or oaid claims v ill bo forovor barrod. jq
Claims m ust bo prosont- /<u od to .th e undo rslgnod o t Cl tho addross indicated ond Bv lllod with tho Clork of tho Court. PLS T E P H A N . K V A N V IG . 31 STONE & TRAINOR — /s/Kovln F. Tralnor'A tto r n e y s lo r P e r s o n a l RoprosontotivoP.O. Box 83 calTwin Falls, ID 83303-0083 Pr Tolophono: 208-733-2721 plo
th<PUBLISH: January ’10. 17 T o and 24 .2002________ His
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIFTH JUDICIAL d Is DISTRICT OF THE STATE bv O F IDAHO, IN ANO FOR Adi
THE COUNTY O F Avt JEROME Av(
___ C oso No. CV 01-541 _____ nn<AMENDED SUMMOfgS 82- V O LC O , IN C ., a n Idaho o a , corporation, d b a FRANK* i U N BUILDING SUPPLY, Tov
Plaintiff, ,0°,
DAN TAYLOR and BRENT tow M. HYATT, Tho
D ofondanls. (63TO: DAN TAYLOR. _ non
You h a ra boon suod by tio t V O LCO , IN C .. o n Id ah o „ e r c o lo ra tio n , d b a FRANK- dw« U N BUILDING SU PPLY , conl tho PlaintIH, In tho District trici Court In and for Twin Falla mul County, Idaho. C oso No. buif C V 01541 . ?op,
Tho nature of tho dalm bull a g a in s t y o u la a n o p e n 'iiiusi account colIecUon. rosi
A nytim e a lter 2 0 da'y8, . 8001following the laat.publica- l e a tisn of this sum m ons, lh« ' .W ar
• courim ayonterfljudgm flnt clal, against yoo wlthouf-firthor non notice. un leM prior to that bulli
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PT R U S T E P 88A L E It the hour of 1:00 p.m. of aald day. »rican Title Company, a t 260 Third la, Idaho;, CHARLES C. JU ST , io a 6uceaasorT n«toe,'w itl sell a t ilghost bkfder, for cash, In lawful >talos, all payable a t the lima of rribad real proporty, situated In tho State o f d e ^ b j ^ as,
ingsgale Subdivision No. 2, Twrin corded In Book 10 ol Plats, pago.
' knowledge o l a more particular i-raferancad real proporty, but for I with Section 60*113 Idaho Codo. Inform ed th o a dd ross of 2339
«In F a lla , Idaho , is som otim oa I real property.do "Without covenant or warranty lion, o r oncum brances to salisfy i by a n d pu rsuan t to tho powor0 liood o l T rust oxecutod by 'H AND BETTY L RUDOLPH, 'G rantorsrw ith 'From oril'Iiivosf-' loneliclary on a Deed of Trust )9, In tho rocords ol Twin Falls m onlN o.1D99004338.Tho Bon- )oed of TnJst w as subsoquontiy National Bank, a s Tnjstoo lor f^ro- rT nist 1999-^TOcordod May 23,5. 2001008949, records ol said
ire nam ed to comply wim Section xfo. No ropresontatior> Is mado
prosonUy rosponslblo for tills
) Ihls sa io Is to bo made Is lha It duo under m e certain Promis- ' Taist, in the amounts called for lonlhly paym onls in the amount 13 of April 2001 through and in- , togolhor wilh late charges and ruing. T ho su m owing on tho Jd Dood of T njst Is S82.339.37, IOS. sorvico charges, ottomey's isuro, any and all funds expend- > Ited Iheir socurity Inlorost, and . iloof11.g9% from M arch,2001. 1
to sell o r cau se sold proporty lo «Igalion. |1 November. 2001.3l(icor for Charios C. Just, Esq. j
TRUSTEE’S SALE _he hour'o f‘2;00 o'dock'p .m . of 1 ' T rustoo. 163 Fourth Avonuo t . TITLEFACT. INC.. on Idaho I rill sail a t public auction, to tho \ In-lawful-monoy of-tho-Unltod—1 10 tim e o f .sa lo , tho following i situated in the County of Twin ^ described a s follows lo-wit: <■ EY RANCHES NO. 2, P lanned e l ) , Twin Falls County, Idaho, 11 at Ihorool rocordod In Book 15 1, ol Twin Fails County, Idaho. ji I without covenant or warranty u -oroncum braricoTro-salisf^ft c pursuant to tho powor of saJo r
rnjst from LARRY LAIRD and I id ond w ife, to TitloFad. Inc,. ru stoo , a n d P lea san t Valley q
inc ., on Idaho corporation, q 1 .1997 , recorded A ugust 7, □
997-012860. records Of Twin t benoriclol Intorost undor sold (r Jd lo Draco Investment Corp.. signmont rocordod January 8 , - 1 l?99-0003ai,-rocords olTwin
nomod to comply with Section m 0. No roprosontotJon is mado prosonUy rosponslblo for this p ,
Is to bo m ado is failuro lo pay:/ In paym onts ol S279.00 por iq, >ctobor, 2001, ond all cubso- Tho balanco owing os of this r r jrod by said Dood of Tnrst is m itorost ond forodosuro costs, n , comber, 2001.
sidont
2001, January 3. 10 and 17, 2° ___________________________ Ar
r timo you have filed a writ- . ton response in'lho proper qh : form . Including tho C ase n|(
No., and paid any roquirod filing too to tho Clofk of the 3Court a t 452 Shoshono St. nd N,. Twin Falls. Idaho, and nu s e r v e d a ,c o p y of y o u r .m jrosponso on tho Plalnlill's pha t t o r n e y . R o b e r i E . nttW illia m s , a t 1 1 7 S o u th 4A d am s. P o s t O lfico Box on168. Joromo. Idoho83330, gplT o l o p h o n o N u m b e r no
• 208.324.2303.A copy of the Summons yoi
o n d C o m p la in t c a n b e wito b lo in o d by c o n ta c tin g .(acoilhor the doric of tho Court nai or tho Attorney for Plaintill,
If you wish legal assis- nqtanco, you should Immodl- q datoty retain an otiomoy to g yadviso you in this mallor. doi
DATED this gih day ofJanuary, 2002. , p n/sW alls . 24Clork of tho District Court —ByDoputy.Clerk IN '
OFPUBLISH: January 17. 24. DIJ31 and Fobnrary 7.2002 01
GENERALNOTICEJ a n u a ry 14,2002 co j
The Idaho State Hlslorl- s ucal S o d e ty . S tale Historic PH P r o s o r v o tio n O ffice , isp leased to announco Ihot vsth o T w in F o ils O rig inal BEiT o w n s i to R e s id e n t i a l |H istoric District h as been N Clisted in tho National Reg- B EIster of Historic Places. Tho ABiDIstrid is roughly bounded T l Fby B lu o L a k o s A vonuo, MA'Addison A vonuo. Socond AQ<'Avonuo E ast, And Socond 'FUIAvonuo W ost and encom- L E lp a s s e s a n .a p p r o x im a lo _ w n82-block a re a (noariy 300 T Ha a o s ) . BEL
Tho Twin Falls Original TO-Townsito Rosldontial His- ytorlc D istrici Is located In thatIho co n io r o f Ihe original lav^rtow nsito p la tte d In 1904, ion"The District consists ol 929 with(634 contributing ond 295 couinonrcontributing) p roper- aervtio s a lm o s t a ll of w hich on \wore built a s slngle-famlly spordw ellings. Q nly one per- ludacent of bulkflngs In tho Dis- do rrtrict w oro construciod aa tlff(Bm ullU fam lly ro s id o n tla l - abulldlnga. T h e properties is a trep ro sen t a c o llod ion qf mon bu lid ln g s 'th a t m o st fu lly .,tho -jllustratos'tho com m unlt/a ' tionro sldon lia l dove lopm on t m att soon e lto r lls incaption in .nron*1904 until tho post-Worid ton r/Var II o ra /S ev d ra l flnan< bo ' fi:ial, comrrvanilol, riiatilui logalional-ah<> oeclo sl& tlcal .. A i> u lld ln sa o ro s c a t t e r e d ' roap(
'a
r ~ i : £ G j g : w f i c E ; i
th roughoutm obtstrict • or ay. The District Incfudoa pri. a r Jrd m arilyrosldenllalstnicluros Cl 5T, predofnlrtantly constnjctod. al! i a t - |n - v a r I o u 8 fo rm s oT b n e '~ l 'ful a rc h i lo c iu ra l s ty l e , th o ’ thi of C ra fts m a n bunga low . In ' 5
ho com parison to other eariy- Ar M ,_.t\ventlolh.-contury.rioigh-..m i
borhoods in Twin Falls, It do rfn a lso contains tho bost rep. alli go . ro san ta tlo n of add itio n a l' an
rosldenllal stylos assoclol*‘*mt lar e d vrilh tho early develop- 3 [or m ont of.thls d ty . Although ad lo. th e townsito h as sulfored nui 39 m oro recen t Incompatible me 08 dovolopm ont, overall, tho ph
s trootscapesandlndivkfuai aiK Ity b u l ld r n g a /a f a l n a h igh 4 >fy dogroe ofhistoric Infegrity.' del o r T h o n o m in a tio n w a s res 3V p r o d u c e d by th o C ily of no) O w in F a lls jh ro u g h .O f fo r tS _ _ J It- o f th^T w In Falls Historic yoi s t P ro sa reatlon Commission will Is a n d w as partially funded by taci r>- a g ran t o l D eportm ent ol nor Jy th a Intorlor, Nallonol Pork '9- Sorvlce funds admlnlslorod ogs 3, by tho Idaho Stato Histori- C id pol Sodety. For moro Infor- Nov
m ation, contact tho Idaho Clo. •n S ta to Historic Prosorvallon fsJC !0 Oflico, 210 Main. Boise. ID Dof 13 83702(208-334.3861).
e u l0 P U B L IS H : J a n u a r y 17 . 200 J- 200 2 17,:>r __ ___ , ——n IN THE DISTRICT COURT INI I* O F THE FIFTH JUDICIAL OF d DISTRICTOFTHESTATE DIS0 - O F IDAHO. OF
IN AND FOR THE 8 COUNTYOFTWINFALLS I- CasoN o.CV -01-4108 J SUMMONS Cas. DIANA KOEPNICK. NOI
Plaintiff, in tf) v s .- . olA
RANDALL R O U N D CYR, C OolendanL ■ _ I
• N O T I C E ; Y O U H A V E fflV B g F N .^ l J F n R V T M C SMf
— A BOVe-NAM ED-PLAIN— Pd-p• XIF_F_(SJ. T H E C O U R T olth ,-MAY-ENTERJUDGMENT— ROL' AGAINST YOU WITHOUT Ihls' FU R TH E R NOTICE UN- Pf°s' L E S S YOU R E S P O N D four
WriTHIN 20 DAYS. READ of th ~ T ^ e ~ l N F O A T I n^ g j m . r v n M / ^ i i v r i
T O : RANDALL R O U N D Cl; CY R d e n
You are hereby notified P^si th a t in order to defend mis (0) T law su it an appropriate writ- ' ton rosponso must bo fllod
_ ivith .thoJibovo.dasignalod—LYNI coUrt wlihin 20 days after 1°' so rv ico o l Ihis Sum m ons o n you^ If you la il to s o state r e s p o n d th o c o u r t m a y cotln' on tor ludgmonl againsi you °nd 1 a s d e m a n d e d b y t h o o ^ l , PlaintilHs) in tho Complaint, clalii T h o nature of the action Is lor Paternity. • of lh
A copy of tho Complaint P™sc - is 's a r v e d w ith 'lh ls S um '^ -^orir ■ m o n s. If you wish to spoK (b) Ti
tho advice ol or repreSen- . fpon taUon by on attorney In this flgo'n m a tte r , you should do so s e n t promptly so that your writ- when to n rosponso. If any, may bo filed In time and olhor lo ju t logal rights proleded. p a y r
An appropriate written ro- s p o n c o requ ire s com pli- comrr a n c o w ith Rule 10(a)(1) coedii o n d othor Idaho Rules of Civil Procedure and shall ’ 9 ihi a lso includo: DA1. Tho title ond number of Decot
. c a so . M. LY2 . If your rosponso is on A ttor A nsw er to tho Complaint, tt Ropfo m u st contain admissions or PAME d e n ia l s of th e s e p a r a te a l lo g o llo n s of tho C om - ^UBL p la in t and other de tonsos. und2< you m ay dalm . ' “ T” "3 . Your signature, mailing INTH a d d r o s s a n d to lo p h o n o OFTi n um ber, jir the slgnal'ure. DISTf m ailing addross and lelo- OF II p h o n o n u m b o r o f y o u Tl otiom oy.4. Proof ol mailing or dellv- C ase I o ry o l a copy of your ro- AMEf sp o n so to Plalnlill's allor- HEAR noy, a s deslgnaled above. If* the
T o determ ine w helhor PolH you m u st poy a Illing foo ERIN I w ith your rosponso , con- March tac t tho Oori< ol tho above* ^PO nam od court. Jo n se
DATED this 8th day o l 1979 I N ovom ber.2001. Idaho,Clork o l mo DisUld Court B y:G onyD aw 83301,D eputy Clork in n a r
StradliPUBLISH: January tO. 1 7 , ' " io “ b 24 a n d 31 .2002 T here______ _ . in n o rIN TH E DISTRICT COURT father’ O F THE FIFTH JUDICIAL O fthe D ISTRICTOFTHESTATE was W O F IDAHO, IN AND FOR <BIII J(
THE COUNTY OF Septor TWIN FALLS names
C asoN o.CV -01r4380 polltlot SUr^MONS a ro :GPHARSUKSUBPHARSEHT Marys
Pialnlill, ■ V 94565-« , - » SuphBENJAPHONINAPHAI ' a t 9:0i
Oofondant. • 2-25-2('J O T I C E : YOU H A V E Count) 3 E E N S U E D B Y T H E loclion: \B O V E NAMED PLAIN- person r i F F ( S ) . TH E C O U R T objocl vlAY ENTER JUDGMENT courto ' AGAINST YOU WITHOUT such a FURTHER NOTICE UN- WITT . E S S Y OU R E S P O N D sool of VITHIN 20-D A Y S.-RE A D -thl33lj P H E IN F O R M A T IO N 2001. JELOW. /s/Qorr^•O: BENJAPHON INAPHAI DATI
Y ou aro hereby nolified Deceml Hat In order to defend this /s/Erin' iwflult, an appropriate writ- (Potitior sn rosponso must bo filed rilh tho above designated PUBUS o u rt within 20 days altor 24 a n d : e rv ico -o f thls Sum m ons n y o u . if you loll to ro- Ipond tho court may enter P0£ Jdgm on t ag a in s t you a s NOT o m a n d o d by the P lain- GIVEN lf(B) In tho Complaint. BERLY A copy ol the Complaint ANDZ(
1 a o rv o d w ith this Sum - SIO N v ions. II you wish lo seek hearing10-a d v ice or repreaonta. day, f t sn b y a n attom ey In this the City la tto r,'y o u should do so lo c ate d -omptly so that your writ- Wost, K n rosponso , II any, may conaldei >'f iled In timo an<] othor City o f l ga l rights protoded. Its rovisi A n a pp rop ria te written Plan. A
sp p n s a requires compli. prohena
^;^oo2 .
LEGAL NOTICE I
- a n c e w ith R ule 10 (a)(1 ) ' nh and o the r Idaho Rules o f ro Civil P rocedu re and shall H i
.a lso ln d u d o ; ^;~ i r T h e lIlJo'andnumbTr’o f ~
this c a s o . . . e s’ 2. II your response is an on Answer to the Complaint, II an.
. m ust contain adm issions or— rec d e n ia ls o t Iho s e p a r a t e to allagalion of tho Complaint up.
:..and o th e r d o fo n a e s you 2 oi
" s Y oSrs' nature mailn a d d ro s s a n d lo lo p h o n o number, s r ’the signature, PU moiling a d d re ss and tele. 20( p h o n o n u m b e r o f y o u r — atlomoy.
4 . P ro o f o f m a ilin g or delivery of a copy of your I response to Plalntlirs attor- Q n ney, a s designated above, BE:
_ lo _ d o to rm ln o _ H h Q ih o r_ A N you m ust poy a filing foo S K with your re sp o n se , con- • hea ta d tho Clork of ihe above day namod court. tho
Tho nature o t tho daim loc. oga lnstyouis Divorco. Wo;
DATED This 30lh day ol c o r N ovem bor.2001. S t«Cleric ol Iho Districi Court Gre /s/Qorry Dow usoDeputy cart
on 11eUB USH : Docom bor 27. a t 4 2001, Jo n u a ry 3 , 10 and bort 17,2002 la d i"!— — — ■— E as IN THE DISTRICT COURT Bloc OFTHE RFTH JUDICIAL f lo ( DISTRICTOFTHESTATE Cou OF IDAHO, IN AND FOR T
THE COUNTY OF RosI TWIN FALLS C
MAGISTRATE DIVISION . osto C asoN o.SP-01-1248 a n c NOTICE TO CREDITORS and In tho M atter of-the Estate roqu ol ARDETH A. ROLLER, to th
Docoasod. uborNOTICE IS HEREBY Zonii
G IV E N t h a t PA M E L A /s « c SMITH nns baon nnnnlnl-' 7oniiw tporaonal-raprssonttliva----------Df the eslalo of ARDETH A. p u BROLLER..AIl.crodilor£.ol_ 2 0 0 2ihls eslalo are roquirod to present their claims within'our months aftor tho dale Nolle5f tho first publication of Iho {hts ndlico or sbra doTms 'p lanvill bo forovor barrod. dove
Claims against the deco- F a ll:l e n l ’s o s t a t o m a y bo e x t r>rosontod a s follows: s u b sa) Tho daim ant may do- male:Ivor or mall to tho personal ch o nopresentativo in care of M. o n d .Y N N-DUNLAP.-attotney_nollfl'It law. PO Box 2754, Tvrln fadlil'a lls, ID 83303 a written publl<■latomont of tho claim indl* Fallsating its basis, the nam e o n ttmd add ress of tho dolm- C o u rin l , a n d t h e a m o u n t Olllcclalm od, o r tho c laim ant th ro iloy filo a written stotem ent fromt Iho c laim , in Ihb lorm wookiroscribed by njlo, wilh the matio lerffof tho'abovo court," , Twinj) The daim ant may com-, genc)l e n c o a p r o c o o d i n g t o r .gainst the personal repre- 736-4e n ta t i v e in a n y c o u r t T h o 'here the p e rso n ^ repre- LocalBnlalivo may bo subjected C om r> jurisd ic tion , to ob ta in pubilsa y m o n l o l h i s c la im to socgainst the ostato, but tho soclio3mmoncemenl ol tho pro- goncyjoding m ust occur within munity10 timo limltod lor present-g tho claim. PUBLIDATED this 27th day of and 2‘
ecomber. 2001. '. LYNN D U N U Ptto r n o y fo r P e r s o n a l NON opresentativo ' fi\M EU SMITH
ThoJBLISH: January 10. 17 Club; I Id 24.2002 of any
sox orI THE DISTRICT COURT orifl’n l F THE FIFTH JUDICIAL logos 1 ISTRICT OF THE STATE a»y,ac )F IDAHO IN AND FOR “ ^alla
THE COUNTY OF ‘h o c o i TWIN FALLS ^Iscrin-
ise N o .S P -O M 2 7 0 rac o ,c WENDED N O TICE O F nationi f a r in g . tho adrthe Matter of; i t s p cPellllonor, PrograiIIN MICREAL JEN SEN , PUBLI urch 17 ,1979 2002\potltlonby,ErinM lchool - T - r i m son . bo rn M arch 17. ADVE 79 In Blackfoot. Stato ol _ Ai 3ho, now roslding a t 324 The nine S t.; Twin Falls. ID pistrlc i 301, proposing a change lo r Iho nam o to M Ichoal Erin p r o d u radley hod boon filed In '3 obovo ontillod court. C R S-2 0 rooson lor tho change HFRS-: nam o bo ing ; to S to p - GRAD£ her’s nam e: Tho nam e Spo. the po lltiono r’s fo ther. documc s Winston Alma Jonsen !P“ y11 Je n so n ). Ho died on Twin Fi p tom bor30 , 1985. .Tho pincolo mos and add ross of the lanj* A' litionor’s noa r relatives Is. I i:G lorla 'M aglogy . H 5rys Avo., Bay Point, CA Rf 565-3131. ' ■ F r id a yuph petition wlll bo hoanJ “ lyod 9 :00 o ’c ldck~ n .m . on AM, Jar 5-2002 &t:tho Twin Falls All bl unty C o urlhouso . O b- with a ( lions m ay bo filed by ony m a r k 0 •son w ho c a n , In such '2 002 A lo c llo n s, s h o w to th o D avoBi ir ta goodroasonaga lnst p i.dm ci ;h a change of namo.VITNESS my hand andII of sa id District Court • t £ S la t day of Docombor;— TWIN'F
M. under p Sorry Daw. Clerit c o d e 21 MTED this 31st day of Januarv :em ber,2001. Auction :rin ’Mike* Jonson Homs of Utioner. Pro So) T a m a n
la s t kni3USH: January 10 ,1 7 , KacvMt m d 31 .2002 - ID e b l i
NOTICE OF - ? tjd ro st PUBUC HEARING Drivo, T< lO T IC E I& H E R E B Y Jo h n W 'EN THAT T H E KIM- ad d ress ^LY CITY PLANNING Ant. I T 3 ZONING COMMIS*:. T o n i V IN will h o ld a p u b lic a d d re s i rlnjjat 7:15 p.m .. Tues- Falls. 10 , February 5, 2002 , In C h a r la City C oundl Cham bers known a Itod a t 120 M a d iso n Tvrin Fai It. Kimberly, Idoho. to M emo 1 Ildar tho roqupst of tho addroaa: o f K im beriy to adopt W .,«5Ti
)vi8«W Com prehensive * .I. A copy of tho Com- PUBLISI lenalva P lan Is ovall- 24 ,2002
LEGAL n o t ic e " ^
a b lo (o r I n a p e c llo n a n d krev ie w o l K b b e r l y C ity ■H a l l , . 1 3 2 M a l n N o r t h / ■K lmberlyJdalw ____________ “
City residents and Intor-s a ted pe rsona sha ll h a v e 'an opportunity to a p p e a r ,a n d b o h e a n lo n th e a b o v s ''eques t a t lha hearing prfor-' —0 Iho request being acted jpon by the Planning a n d * toning Commission. „ a « e ily W eeks P Soning^m iniatrator
»U B L ISH : J a n u a r y 1 7 ,’002 •
NOTICE OFPUBUC HEARING
N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y JIVEN THAT TH E KIM- lERLY CITY PU N N IN GkND-ZONING.COMMISs______ilO N wlll h o ld a p u b lic eariiM a t 7:00 p.m „ Tuaa* ( ay , February 5, 2002 , In L . la City Coundl Chan^bora E n 3c a te d a t 120 M a d iso n kl /o s t , Kimberly. Idaho , lo . wi o n s ld o r th o r e q u e s t o f j J t a p h a n i e H a b e l a n d t - irag H abe l for a s p o d a l se permit to oporato a day are and proschool fadlity n lha real proporty located r ,1 4 2 3 Polk S tro o t, Kim* " Brty, Idaho,-Tho proporty J S ! doscribod a s foltows:
ast 1/2 W ost 1/2 ot L o ti colock 1 Tumors Addition ‘ W(o c o r d s O fT w in F o l ia ^ounty, Idaho odTho proporty is z o n e d bo
osldontial. boCity rosldenls and intor- 17^
!tod p e rsons shall hav o '■r.':1 opportunity lo a p p e a r {'„ Id bo hoard on the abovo t p quest a t tho hearing prior _ tho requosl being a d e d .^O S o n by the Planning a n d Wh ming Comrhlssion. Gu KpJl_yWooks _, _ . Cal
--------------------------:--------:------JB L ISH : J a n u a r y 1 7 . ma02 BW(
PUBUC.NOTICE llico Is hereby given that3 o m o rg e n ^ ro sp o r^ o in' for chom icaraardonfs v o lo p o d lor th e Tw in 0 ^ ' ills C o u n ty a r e a , a n d t r o m o iy h a z a r d o u s b s ta n c o n o tlf lc a jio n , iforiolsaletydata sheets , LOSI emical invontory form s mal d a c c id e n ta l r o lo a s o footIlflcatlons subniittoiU jy____awoHlitlos oro available for of S blic revlow.in the Twin Avo lls County C ourlhouso 1/S/i t h o 4 th l lo o r in th ou n ty C o m m iss io n a rs k ico from April 1st 2002 o u g h M arch 3 1 .2 0 0 3 m 9 :00 lo 4:00 regu la r nJHtT Qkdays. For moro infor* . L tion pioaso contact tho _ in F a lls 'C ounty Em’orricy Son/lcos Coordina- --------r . J a c k l o F r o y a t SINC i-4087. Fmo0 T w in F a lls C o u n tya l Emergency Planning ^ Timlltou Is roquirod to 'llsh this nolico pursuant loction 3 24 (b). U.S.C. ' lion 11044o llho Emor* A I icy Planning o n d Com- • AI lity Rlght-To-Know Act. 208-7:
3LISH: January 3 ,10 .17 ’24, 2002
■NOTICE O F ■ y )NDISCRIMINATORY ^
PO U C Y A ST OMEMBERS*
fio Bluo Lakos Copntry ). Inc. adm llam em bers ‘ I ny raco, color, railglon, (o r national and oihnlc n n to all the rights, privi- * n s and activiUos goner* acco rd o d to o r m ado liab le to m e m b ers o l 2 0 :orporallon. it doos no t ' /•iminato on tho basis o t ______ ;, color, religion, sox, or OLYMl mal or ethnic origin in Open! Idministration of any of ** Cia s o l l c l o s o r o t h o r ram s. • p tIL ISH : J a n u a r y 1 7 , Thatbli ■ sonl/ERTISEMENTFOR .J?!?'’- ASPHALT BIDS 10 Twin Falls Highway -K q . let inv ites p ro p o sals 10 following a s p h a l t Il u c t s fo r t>\o 2 0 0 2 I3 S e a s o n ..-2 , CR S-2R. C S S -1 ,S-2P. HFE^OOHP. SC T DES &MC GRADES }ocllicalion3 a n d bid' m ents oro on file and b o exam in e d a t Iho Falls Highway District TIM E! -locatodat1234H lgh- _ _ A vonuo E a s t, Tw in ', Idaho 03301*7878.3 hours aro 7:00 AM to RM, Monday through 2 0 ay . B id s will b o ro - a on or boforo 10:00 lanuary 3 1 ,2002. 2 0bids m ust bo soalod
a c o n c ise s ta te m en t (to d o n th o o u ts id o‘ Asphalt Bids’. . _______Burgess, Director [ ip - ^
ISH: Jonuary 17 and 102
LEGAL'fjofiCEI-FA LLS-STO RA QE- --------r provisions of Idaho |s28-7-210 will soil on
iry 29. 2002 by Kiaas «on in Jerom e sto red h a v of the following: ■ir a K u g ie r A d a m s, C(now n a d d ro s s : 21 Moadows^^Lano.BUhl,-
B m lth r ia s fk n o w n is s ; 516 G randvlowTvrin Falls. ID 83301 .W hitnoy, last known (ss: 126 Roso Street, J,T w lnFalla ,l063301 , ^T y le r , l a s t k n o w n --------»8s : Box 710 . Tw in • C1083301 , p ,la n a C o m b s , l a s t ^) addross: Box 5888. • .G•alia, ID 83301 • Rr1 M oreno, last knownsa: 259 Pheasan t Rd * i.Twln Falls. ID 83301 Aj
ISH: January 17 and02 - •
✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓, In bur effort-to___m ake_6gr__ ; , Cclassified section m•free of any errors, 5
please cliecic your ^ffcad-for any dh
m istakes the first , day that It runs.
A f t e r t h a t t i m e dT h e T i m e s - N e w s Jo
w i l l n o t b e ' h o
r e s p o n s i b l e f o r p <>a n y m is ta k e s . _______
— — I(}gFOUND Border Collla X. In
black w/v^ito c h es t Malo. Ca V ic in ity of S u b w a y in r a u Jerom e. Call 324-3832 or 734*4540. .
POUND Groat Pyreneos 8 0 ^ m a lo . W o a r in g c o l l a r w/namo. Vidnlty of W ash- ” 5 ^ Ington & Collogo. Call to ’ identity. 733-8220 - J
-OUND Adult Lab, Ivory -------c o lo r. P lo a a o ca ll a n d ™ kJontlfy. Call 734-6077 ^ 0
=OUND Complete inaulat. a d r a in g e o r - J a c k e t , E boots, pants,etc. On Kim- ^ 0 ' boriy Rd. Call 734-4777.
halrodm aiocot-N ocolla^Lost in Targhoo vicinity,TF. Ca» 208-733.1846. „O ST Malo BordorCollio trvllW hlto fac e . A nsw ers to riaG us. Kimberly v ltin lty . (SalCall734-7511 . c ^ u j0 5 T Sliupilyiu A, lemoio | f a f3TYIM^iiarBlQCk-W/Iiro?vfr Lmari<lngs(llkoaRoti).An. c t BWors SaBhttT'Vidnty’o rVan Buron. TF. 410-7471 O ST sm. whlto cai. long on h a i r w i th b l a c k Y o n ( l o r o h a a d r B lu o u y o s ^ ------r o Sjroon tatoo on inside lolt :-------Bar. Lost vldntly of Saw - E :oolh, Misti Lyn In Buhl ^ 1 1 Roward Call 543-4067 3ST Tiny Poodio mix, to- nale. curiy grey fur. black l oot & oars. Curiy tall. An- ,k_iwors-10-Glnger.-Vidnlty____ —2)f S . B uchanan & E a s tWo. I, Joromo. Last soo /\iSlQZ. Call 324-3289. ^
; i l lM r e .p o n . lu .T o r BU Z Z my debts only a s of ■ . ' *
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N G L E ? A g o s 2 5 - 9 0 . j r r r T r roobrochuro:1.800-949- 4ll.w vw.HOintiDs.con« ' inci.
A L C O H O L I C S — ’CCI A N O N Y M O U S Now b<
?-733-a300 & 726-4650B t '
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ADT iS lE S -N E W S
C L A S S IF IE D FoSoi D E P A R T M E N T sio n .
R E M E M B E R cSt birthday ad you placed ^5omo time ago in Tho Pr mos-Wows? Now is iho 10 to como pick up your Bookkorslduros. Stop by The Porftassiriod O optiodayia ci
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I 'oxporicI E S C L A S S IF IE D live pa;
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2 0 8 - 7 3 4 - S 5 3 8 , S m p l ' • . . O R fam i m
& vohl(2 0 8 - 6 7 7 -4 5 4 3 D O E . 5
(B U R L E V ) -Falls. Ic
Is now accepting opplicc employment. Individualj
love o relail Background communicalion skillsl V\
shifts including Sunda required. Please bring n . 204 Main Ave. N. Twi
O penings In the foil' departmenfs a re av a
Coffee Bar • HonCafe • Ligh .GourmefFood • VVorBalh-Linen AcoCabinet* • GiftAppliance •F ra n
• KHc\
■PREQNAHCVCRISISCOnEH' 7 SA - FREE TESTS. Atmya-- .^S7.
Confidently 734-7472a C^
A f l o r S J f S L A S d o n t s , :dh w co 4 criminal matlora. AUTBrad Ride a l 734*3367B PartJ
• BANKRUPTCY [ f JCompotilhre ralos on nur
Chapter 7 bankn/ptdos.Jeff Stc^er a t 734*8452J
H O U SE CLEANINQ O o- Tvpondablo, hard woridr^g & g o oe ag e r to doan your homo Mus
-OTjpfflce. Mhdy S 43-2 l04a . ._ 8kiiin stltl a love fo r m usic 621tl}rough clarinet o r piano CLEllessons. M aster o f M usic LoncIn c larinet porform anco. is oiCall Ronae.O 734*6030 f o r
OFRCE Chapter 7 Tim >345. Uncontostod dlvoroo,
S295. Olhor sorvlcos. I^gi 188*255*2398 d a y s /av e s .l
lETIREDTRANSMISSION ffinMAN. II you're tirod ol iho Kno■ hasslo give mo a call. oflirOuallty wori<.324-3837* b a hTHE HANDYMAN CAN cali< Repair, Rebuild, Roplaco o r Remove. Jim 326-4150
Tw in
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“ b e c o m e HEALTHY „ A WHILE GETTING .
WEALTHYI 837-If you oro interested In CUST
trying a provon, safo and Kick £ nalural hoalth p rodud. Loyo
[Sallsfadlon guamnlood.) I n g l Uill Rebecca ai733-6054B . Sa rv £A B N aQ V aO .L O S £40 .
LBS. and keep it offi _CalLS]fe616:3Q S0JI_..
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k Proc£'-sproo
isiST E D LIVING StortiiH as openings for- 2 0 ^
Iho oldoriy. Modlcald or ° ° c l privalo"poy accoplod.
Prtvato rcwma. DRIVE Coll 7 34^445 ,■ Magi'
IZZY BEE V I- B ablos,alt ogos.
sam lng.lovingenviron-... .DRIVEIlO nt.-Tellusyournoods.- - B 4 - T -A llagos.324-332lB G o ty
iT l D C A R E 2 4 h o u rjon so d do'ycaro. M eals b .,m nicl. All a g o s w olcom o. ”:C P occopiod. Roforon- DRIVEF3S.C all208.324.5784.a TR A N :,LY GOOSE DAYCARE °[* = C P ,O P n S First Aid' w bom & up 735-1852B
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PUBUCSERVICE • P ro a cMESSAGE Shosh
>'t pay to find Work bo- D rug I ro you got the lob. For E 0E .1JO in form ation a b o u t . ■ / oidlng omploymern sor-:o scom s, write to tho DRIVER idoral Trodo Com mis->n. W ashington. D .C., " “ odoi580. or coll tho Nation- Dosod.F raud infonnation Con- *•, 1-800-875-7060.B
ACCEPTING lo J J r to ' .T arp7si
CDL Drivors . Hoailh(HAZMAT) Drivors - A v o r ^ionoral labor/various S40 001\u to Body/Dotalllng .E a n i 2‘
Microbiologistp n - Bookkoopor * * -k
P/T Editor * * * * *tkoopor-MicrosoltAVord DRIVER!'o rfod & Olfico Excol Local ml
Call Intolllgont P T /nip lo y m en t Solu tlona Long," apPp'ntfnenl. insurani
678-01651 12£IICULTURE Apply Ooa to ck Nutritionist Tr5t hove at least a Bach-. • 2 :r s dog roo in A nim al Jorconco orNulrillon. 1 yr. ** kk kkiorionco roq, Compoll- DRIVERSpay and bonollts oltor orlvporiod. 734-6452 UntoSirtf
ICULTURE SSOOsIgn-inn omployeo wontod. DRIVERSBt h a v o oxp o rio n co ImmodliI pivols oa woll a s all oxporien1 machinery. Housing wori< iraiohlclo provided. Pay othor faE. S e n d re su m es 10 G oodw94288, %Tho Timos* Call Ja i
ifS, P.O. Box 548, Twin J o rs. Idaho 83303.H 208
□ IItcalicns for . id s should B a r a id wilh good Weekend
iday ore3 resumS to H S r I fwin Falls H W H
o l l o w i n g 'vallabie.
lo r d w o r e -
• M j n i lramen's.ccessories ^ ^ ^ 1 >ift 'am e Shopitchei) Center H B Q
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A8W NQ QUESTIONS ; d r IVI o n d u c t.p u b lic o p in io n n o w i polls over.tho toiephono. c i a i A B S O L U T E L Y N O ' m a | SALESIStridfy research. . Sw to $9.00 p e r hour, ma , .^asual worl< environment w aei f le x ib le e v e s . d a y s . & j o b i K h n d ..h o u r8 J S JO J ira . . - s t a r i sor week. G reat part-timo Twin ob o r second I<3b. C losa - n .A f 0 CSI campua. For more nfo .C all73e-2S53IllillinJTOMOTIVE : ------ ^*8 'Irts runnor/outsido sa les d r i v e o r b u s l n o s s Ih M in i- s c h o ^ a a s la A re a . S o n d ro - jn ro r :um oto:B ox94127 2 002
c /o Times Nows, r'oau P.O. Box 5 4 8 . CDL
Twin Falls. ID 83303* drivln, )OKKEEPER
S l2 1 .Burioy ID63318.* ‘ "?„Ti" £HICAL “ LEAIngvlowFIbn Company TECh accep ting appllcallons montl
s r a R a c o p t l o n l a t / Porfo Im ekeopor. Job rospon- vrorit billtias include process* Ing d ig payroll, porsonnol filo, const mployoo relations, good an d n hono skills and rocep- vroric i sn lst duties. A woridng w o rk lo w lo d g e o l M icrosoft projO( ffico products, good vor- Posltk ll a n d writton communi- tia l tn Uion skills Is doslrablo. onco i
Apply In porson. odgoc 6 S o u th Park Avo. W. noorin In Fa lls EOE Mrt^/V/D* p llc a t N STRUCnON lo*’lo d cu ltu rod s to n e In* f ; allod on cuslom homo.
3T0MER SERVICE o n l o i c Back Elocl. Customer plover >yalty Program is look* Workol3 lo r a PT C u s to m er ----------!-irvlco Rod. This oo^t- FARM n will DO rosponslblo tor" i-g- iarn aling^wiih participating 'T F a n m ^ Back merchants and axporli rd'm om bora'Io'provido'' -o p o ra ti 0., reporting and cus* repair.; no r son /lco . Tho sue- f I p m I ssful applicam should mm,or .porsonab lo .and-pos-- ss oxc, writton & vortjal -- lls. Also, p ossess com- FARMW or skills & oxp. w/ Word ^ “ riy w >cossing. da ta basos & housin o adshoeis. 20 hrs/ivk ors, sw rting pay up to S8/hr. Injcks. IE R o s u m o to :K lc k vicing i c k P o i n t s 1 0 1 7 S . ow” lO' >0 E.-Edorrld:B3325*- -req trirK/ER------------------------ -iglc Valloy Recydlng ____ —drug Ireo wori(placo GENER ; 3ods a CDL driver for H o lp w
daily local route. Mountal k up an application al O r call 14 Marf<ot SL Behind -TAM'ir n c jC a s l la Restaurant sookkig'E R i------------------------ -- porienc<T-TOUCKDRIVING- ' a d o a n l
t your C lass A CDL ablo tov Tuition Asslstanco and on ' a h o Slato Cortinod b l o o l j , 10.208-543-8099 ■ training ER lions aviN S P O R T A G E N T . plnom a oriencod drtver. d oan '"0 o rd . F irs t a ld /C P R . ‘H with troubled youlh '’^Iilul.'Floxiblo schodulo, LEGAL S o llts . $8 .25 .g .00 'h r. Expoi• E . R o s u m o : rosum o, msOsuws.com. lax 208- A rkoosr • 2 0 4 1 , J o n n i , 911 p.i a c h o r C re a k R oad GoodI shono , Idaho 83352. (208 p ROO w o rk P , a „ i
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F l a t b e d D r i v e r s top ro : Jod: for Ogdon. Utah S7hr. s t
•aio 11 Wostom StalesontribuledProfitShartng P o s 't 'o n « Vacationloriy Fuol Bonus o q u lp m/S top Pay roqu lrocth Insuranco P‘°a so c ai r a g o E a r n i n g s - MECHANIJOO-*- Exporiom.27-.30cpm A voroge Tcipllcatlon/lntorvlow Full s<-8 0 0 -4 5 3 -2 2 2 7 ■ M ust h a* ■ * ■ * ■ * • * ★ * Call733-2
r " * * * * * * * * * * * MEDICAL;n S • fs y o h i milk haulers noodod 'FT positions avail. igovlty pay. hoallhincO i401k.cafeloria ‘l^ollfylo 25a lsoolforod .O Rich Thompson ^ 2 - 0Trucking, Inc., MEDICAL2 3 W . lOOS, C a so mamoromo, Id ah o ! health sor
• B S . C a llR S • ■ 'm oro lnfo irlvors^Flalbod. 'MEDICAL
RS .Opotiingtlloto openings lor RN on ioncod drivors. Local S ha red call,ransportlnghayond . Sondfarm commodliles. Gooding C<wort< onvlronmont. H
la ck a o n Trucking, P.O.orom o, Idaho . Goodini 08-324-3004.1 | o r call: 201
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RIV ERS-• ■ . ' o w c a r o o r In tru ck lh g . C laa a A CDL tr a in in g , . n a la /fe m a le , 2 i y o a rs M, no high school diph>-n a requ lrod ; $ 6 0 0 *8 0 0 ' weekly a llo r g raduallon. lob piacom ont. C la sse s
’r b f e s s l o n a l T r u c k D r i v in g S c h o o l ; , ; -
1-800-9 0 (M )5 8 6 .« * . D IV E R S, f r ': h o o l b u s d r i v o r f q r loromo School iblstrictYor 1002 s c h o o l y o a r, CDL o q u lr o d , will t r a ln J b r . :O L ,.m u s t h a v e g&dlS Iriving rocord. 324-4426V
iQINEERING ;CHNICIAN ' ; oC ltyolT w ln Falls Isac- eptlng.applicallons fo ra EA D E N Q IN E E R IN Q ECHNICIAN. Beginning lonlhly sa lary is S2803. orform s load technical ■ori( involving enginaor- ig d e s ig n , a u rv a y in g . sn slructlon Inspection; nd re la te d onglnoorlrig oric for the C I t/s public o r k s c o n s t r u c l i o n ro jec ts ond p ro g ra m s, osltlon requiros substan- 3,1 train ing a n d oxpdrt- ico and a broad knowi- Igo of gonoral civil origl- jering prad icos. F o rap - Ica tion a n d c om plo to b do^crlp tion c o n la c t0 P o rso n n o l D ep a rt- ont locatod In City Hell,H 2 n d AVonuo E a s t, tone (208)735-7251: or nail sh a rr lsO tf ld .o rg .10 City of Twin Fa lli Is: Equal Opportunity Ern- 5yo r a n d a D rug Fro'a 3ri<placo. -
“ f M o l i l ia g p s iiio n s .' 'rrnTfffitnanT&woraor;-------po rionced equ ipm en t orator,-plvot Irrtnatlori — >air.S32-4119oxt109M tM E xporioncod rollol kor. Apply a t dairy.3 S n 700 ErGoodlngli:------IM MECHANIC . ' rly w age DOE. indudosi using . R epairing b a l-;> sw athors, loaders :ks. W oidlng'and 'sor*'Ing oqulpm ont. N eed ! n tools. English skills;- uirsdrMu!.! Iiuvu lului-!:os and rosumo. ‘ * CaII645-2381B I ERALp w a n te d a l M a g ic , jntoln. Apply In porson a3ll423-6221«
rroRiA L:lng hqrd worttlng ox-lencod persons to Join--------loaning staff; M u sfb a --------) to wori( unsuporvisod on w eekends. C apa-01 su p e rv is in g a n d '
ling o thore. Applica*'B avoilablo a l iho Twiri sm a 12 Building dur- rogular hours, MonV- rs. 7*pm-10pm, Frl.-. 12pm-10pm.B VLSECRETARY •xperioncod. Sond, imo & roforonces lo: i r ' , >osh & Jam es ,'L L P
ovorything Irom fum . ' p rossuro washers, ir. start. 733-7326.B . VGEMENT T ~ o n availab le . W old- m ochonlcal ability & I p m o n t o p e r a t i o n , ilrod . S a la ry DOEV- >0 call 208-423-55591, lANIC ^rioncod Automoihro-.
Technician,Jll Son/lco shop, t hovo ow n too ls . 33-2049/734-5001..:a lyohlatric Son/icos ' looking a licensed > m se lo r. Must have - . cortificallonorm ust y lo lako LPC exam;ISO contaci Julio i l l ; 32-0995. EOEB-;,.'- iAL ^nanogo r for monian^1 son/lcos. minimum : a l l 7 3 4 -7 7 3 0 lo r Info a sk lor Miranda.AL0 to boautilul rural jlH Coniral Idaho, rilngs'lor lull timo ^andM T/M LT call. Groot bonolita^. ond rosumo to: ig County M o m o ji^ j
__A-ConstnJctlon/EorWltt-- -* Sanitation - All Shifts* Fish P roco8Sors ?* M ochanicW eldor 1* CDL Drivers.' No fee,
same day payPERSONNEL -
PLUS j111 Filer Avo. 733-7300 “ 735 Ovortand 678-4040H
N EW SPA PER F, CIRCULATION ,
---------ThaTlmnsJIamIaz-: ~ ]itceopllrig applleallons \ ' • fora {ull-tlmo ,* ; District Managor. }
■nip succossful condidatorpust b e oblo to wori< _
Wftokends, bodopoodablo,: havo oxcoliont
tim e-m anogom ont sJdlls, s i . and enjoy working with
youih. An outgoing — porsonallty Is □ plus. TV
This entry lovoi m onogo- 4 mont position includos ro- ^
• sponsibilltlos in m anaging youth and adult corriors, s a lo s p r o m o tio n s , a n d providing oxco lion t c u stom er sorvico. if you oro inlorostod, fill o u t on.ap- pllcalion by Ja n .2 S . 2002. ,
Tho Timos-Nows . , .A ttn: D on W alock ^
P.O. B ox 548 . Twin Foils, ID 83303.
’ADRUGFREE ■ WORKPLACE-m
RECEPTIONIST/ BOOKKEEPER
Growing CPA firm looking ' for 0 FT rocoptionist with strong bookkoeping skills a n d p o s i t iv e a t t l tu d o . immodlatoly. W ord . Ex-
- col, Quick B ooks a plus.Mail ro su m o o n d rolor- oncos to: Box 93311, c/o Tho Times-Nows, POBox 5 4 8 ,Twin Falls. ID83301.
RENTAL YARD ASSIST.. Immadialo opening . Miist
bo hard working, solf mo- tiv a to d & a g o o d loom piayor. Apply In porson ot If C oscojn Jo rem o . ■ . sl
Coll G ard en C ofo. . 735-0722 a lto r 3 :00 p .m .* ^
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SALES - Idaho Llnan Supply an
tor Id a h o c o m p a n y a ln c e - X. I8 9 d h as an opening f e re
. SaU t/S erv ice Rep..:Thls or Is a sa laried + com m is- r - s fo n position ; F u ll tln io ,' » - s e c u r e w ith b e n e f h a . a t Send resum e w /salary rely,-- - q u f r o m e n t s i o - 5 1 6 - S r
Bghl St. Boise, ID 83702— Attn: E d i
SALESto HOUDAVS ARE OVER 32 Taxos coming due l Are
you looking for a g rea t— p a rtl im e ]o b 7 Q re a t '
benefits? Must b e ab le24 to work evenings, n- Coll Sandy a t 733-0931 8 exi 273. O r com e to
I - . 311 Main Ave. W ..-------- Tw inFaiia-
f IId f -I. S A L E S .............................'0 • irS A N E W Y E A R .
WE’RE HIRINGI— For ove r 60 y e a r s o u r
company has b e e n aet- t in g th o p a c e In th o induslry.
A whoiry ow ned subsid*: latyolA on Corporation I Is eaoldng two resu lts-
OftontodA managomont* mlndod Ind iv iduals In tho Twin Falls tonitory.
WE OFFER:• E x p en se -p a id c la s s
room training,• Compolitivo componsa- •
lion packago.• Completo benefits
program.3 • M anagement trolning
& dovolopment.J • M e ri t p r o m o t i o n s ; basod on atiltudo ond } poriormanco.
For consideration ond
----------caU-208-e88-349-7------------EOE/M-F.a
•reCHNiCIAN ,Sowico Technician, AC & heating. Mln. 3 yis. expor.
_Top_waaos..tJ50DQtltfl—Call 733-8548 for app t.B
TECHNICIANAuto glass installor, S17.00
por hour, p lus b e n e f its ,401 K ond vocation, ox- porloncod only! 800-750- 1410 ext. 872,■
PUBUC SERVICE MESSAGE
Fodoral omploymont information Is froo. H om om -
_bor..,no ono-can prom ise- —
Siu a fodo ra llob .F o rfroo — lennailon obout fodoral lobs, caiiC aroor America' Connoctlon,.
478-757-3000*
ATTENTION ~ Work from homo. ,
S1200 to $5000 por m onth.Call 86M 33-H OM E ■
TWIN FALLS (6)
3|c 3fe 3|c % 4 :3icThe Tlmes-News currently has th e .
following ‘Iptiependent i,
pewspaper routes ontheW estsldeof
TalnFeUs. 'J
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300-600 bik. 3rd f Avo. W. ^
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ROUTE 883 BD:400-600 Rldgov^ay 900-1200 Wondell
ROUTE 8871000-1100 Park Moadows ___lOOO-IIOOTwinParksDr C or
VaIf you llvo on tho Wost, * sido of Twin Falls & aro no
Intorostod In boing a q y Indopondont nowspapor gvi
• carrlor... piePloaso contact District ' $ i '
-------------Manager i-£733-0931, oxt. 347m - g j
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1^' The Tim€V . is accepting aj
for Walking R Twin Falls.
H These positior \ .. f early-moming
positions and ( source of addi
I , — income-while; !-i_.. for your m orn
' Stop b y TheTi atl323rd 'S l.V Twin Falls o rc
nLER(6). ^ •«
Ja ''® TheTtmoo-NeifiSfs ;* currenUy looking J
for Independent t y newspaper earrtere ■
--fdrthem rareaT- ■ ® Walking Routes T i
Available '
B0UTESS3.100 bik Davis c
300-600 North St. “ 100 bik R am sey '
If you lIvB In thia aroa and 1 aralnlaraatodlnbalnga
nawspapar carrier...Pleasa call DIatrict f =
........Manager. 733-0031..... Le x t 347m m
The Tlmes-News m. cunvntly haa the ^
• followingIndependent pi
newspaper routes a:ontheEaatsldeof ^
Twin Falls L
BDUTE7Q§ M 200-600 bik Trotter Dr.
2600-2800 bik Sagebrush Dr.
110^1200 bi^lOlh S ',A ve .E . fre
1100-1200 bik 11th a vAve. E. SCJ
I300-U00blk “ 1 Poplar Ave.-
— B0UTB735------------1300-1500 bik =
'Hoybum'Ave........ ..100-500 bik Locust Ave. ^
lO O -^O Junlp^Si.'f^r "foTc 1700-1800 Maplewood Cal
If yoii llvo on tho EAST H k i aldo of Twin Falla A aro j 3 ^ Intorostod In boing an • I
. Indopondont nowspapor n sk icarrlor... _____
Ploaso contact District k ■.Manager at 733-0931 ^ 5 0 oxt348M
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ACCESS TO A COMPUT- ER? Put it to work. Froo p booklet 1-B66-736-775d.M yO
BUSINESSES AVAILABLE H a, :o o p o r Nonnnn B u s ln o ss f r
Brokers & A d v iso rs it• CN0BA.COM T in
Koys to Succoss. n n t2 0 8 - 7 3 3 ^ S 8 f
;o rpo i clooning buslnoss. . [ V an & truck m o un t.F u ll I 'V v train ing . TurnKov b u s i- L . .noss. S8000.732-0486.B £ -------
JV E R V O U H B O S S ? ^ 5 0 2SWANTEDS Sorious poo-p lo to work from h o m o . — S mS1S00-5000+/mo..PT/FT..1-800-205^354 ' .Ow n your own p a rty o r onv?o
S1.00 storo. Minimum ® Invoslmont S t 9 .900.00. „voidl
(501)327-8031» “ olo!l o t h (Com n
tho N( m 0
• •$42,'c■ will
■ . sprinkhoatod • « 9 ,1
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les-News , B/' applications .Routes in BDHT"
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ons are 7-day, swfn^! 1 ng delivery .dean be a house. 1ditional oroa'-
leyou 'getpaid " - • ming walk. atory h(
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Times-News • 2 bdmi .W estinr call 73W)931. call John
ROBE Rl
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WANTED sorious people B l. to work Irom home. ,ti
U p to$1500 -S 6000 fM o . v>■ , ' PT/FT . 4■ : 1-800-835-0301.. •• - C
extrem ecashnow .com a pfj
■ U o n U n . a u n ^ n . ^
Phono appticotlons ^ wolcomo.
C all Today 7 3 & 4 e 9 2 .a "
• lO A N S JL$ 100-$750 •'5
C A L L T O D A Y I bl
734^333 ;
5 5 0 .000 W ill n a in t l by S . r e a l e s ta te , oxc. ro tum . a \
WANTED investor tor small Rut ta ttle operation. Will pay firof10% annually on Invest optm o n t. Con bo so c u ro d . Da'P lea se wriio ,to: P.O. Box tao424 Rupert. Id 833501 s =
^ B U C SERVICE MESSAGE
Big pro fits usually m oan b ig risk . Boforo you do -t; buslnoss w itho company, . chock It out with lho Bottor Buslnoss Bureau. For L - fro o Inform ollon a b o u l T W a v o id in g in v e s tm o n t Go sc am s, tyrito lo the fodo r- Ow a i T r a d e C o m m iss io n , 2 .S W ashinaion. D.C;, 20580. firo
J n lO im a l l o 'n .C e n lo r T -8 0 C •1-600-876-7060.1
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__ SS-CA SR N 0W 4S_______ mi.,•or Contracts &'Mortgages.’- S34 Call Dlveralfled Capital,
208-734-8727 U 3 ^
DRACO NVESTMENTCORP. VocCASH for Doods ef Trust. a c ^qflgogos.andfloolEstaio- . m ' contracts: Call to d o y fo ra" 7^ froo. no-obligallon quoto. 733
(208)733-38211
H B m ml i S ' Education
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la se a g o T ra in ing Bosic E &S w odlsh c la s s e s Fri. 7 - ffiB1 0pm & S ot.10 -5 :30pm . | BStarts 2/01/02 for 12 wks. M A dvancod c la s s o s ; as*jo s s m o n t c la s s s ta r t s TtA/t»2/5/02, 6:30-9:30. A nato- , Tiy & p h y s io l o g y # 2 .S l ir m : 2 / 7/0 2 . 6 - ^ 3 0 . " rwin Falls Instllulo ol Ho- ?,?? istic Sludy. 320w}87O.l
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ATH tutoring avoll. S12 )or hour. Call 734-5246 isk for Robyn.1
— I d r s ' / ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓in o u r e ffo r t to simo
m a k e o u r iv iiN l c la s s i f ie d s e c i io n f re e o f a n y e r ro rs ,
p l e a s e cfiecl< dod y o u r a d tf ie first d a y It r u n s . A fte r ™ "!1 '
t h a t l im e T h e tm i T im e s -N e w s wiii 733.3 lo t b e re sp o n s ib le n r r ; o r a n y m is ta k e s . w a i W v V V V t W J J /
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PU B U C SERVICE . IfJ lL JLMESSAGE k
!ing proporty? Don’t pay ^ e<-i ly fo es unlil It's sold. For ^}o In fo rm o lion abo u toid lng 'tim osharo ond ' g o o d isl o sta io scam s, writo tho valth o F o d o r a l T r a d e 21 ocr(
jm m lsslon , W oshing- for hor1. O .C., 20580, o r call boaull) N otional Fraud Inlor- homoo t i o n C o n t o r , tienol b?0Q-676-70S0.1 grool k
R I I H I. 0 \ jn im opproci42.000 Torrilic 2 bdmi ~ ~ wllh melai siding. u i u !
39,S(50 Cloon 2 bdrni C uilh now carpot and . ^ R id i iw D a r a c f io n T C a i r " W T ^ Jim a t 543-4371.r* M n iy r~ r~ t TWIN FiBARKER “focke
Rooltors.Call 543-43711 733-82(
I ------------;---------------- rS79.D00 ^ 5 1 5 i
CO oldor 2 bdrm home lOod condition, motal n'O.pnllo.
549,000bdrni, llroplaco, groon CENlso . Nico home In good ACRCJ'. • A pprox.;— .-$ 39.000............. - .--....vislbloco o ld o r 2 bdrm , 2- L ease ny hom o , vinyl siding, (taxes 8hoot, good oroa. ■ Coll J, FCASTLEFORD Sdm ihoriiolorS32,000 . V\id R ental ProporiyI ' R e a l E. . . . . . . . . y,ohn Robins 543-6339 _________B E R T JO N E S REALTY yowda. 733-0404 , ,
BURLEY S t f l b ^ balh TW.tirick hom o on 2 /3 a c re nowith two 'c a r ga rage and in40X 30 sh o p . $135 ,000 . hoCaU 67S-270Sa - . ter
h o m e , o n a n a c re . G a- rage,sprinkiorsy8tem ,vi- M
-n y lJo n c a -$ 9 5 .0 0 0 . Call ■ 731»5092or734-5092a ■ g u f
JEROME Boaulllul ranch style hom e. 1 acra In Blo' Exi UtUe Ranchos.'Fully lands c a p e d , c o n t r a i a ir , 3 JE R bdrm. 2 bath, front & back 14 dock; living aroa 1569 80. car ft 2 c a r garage. 536^ 3868 noi
lERO M E B ra n d new In- mo s id e a n d ou t, 3 bdrm. 2 jw li ba th , now kilchon, hard- nic w ood floore. carpet, olc. jnc Must 8001 S67 .000 . shr
Sail fo r appL 324-3327.a _ fun lEROME For sa io by own- o r , n lc o o ld o r h o m o . 4 e = bdmi. 2 bath. bsml. & ga- k e rago , $79,900. 233 Easi Ave. B. Call for dotails at W k324-8956 o r 539-4377.1 ------lUPERT Brick home. 1205' luby Dr. 5 bod, 4 both. 3 roplaco8.S163,500. Loaso >ptlon, $750 mo.+ dep.)av e 431-8494, Advan a g e 1 Realty 677-46631
THETIM ESNEW S I C lassified D opartm ont
o p o n s a t 8:00 om Mon th ru Frt. [
Take C are o f y o u r - a , c lass ified b u s in e s s be fo re y o u hoad lo
y o u r b u s in e s s 211-208-733-0931 o x t 2 o r ou r Burloy Office ~ =
1-206-677-4042 r
W IN F A L L S R o c k 3ardan Condo for salo by 3 w n o rl2 .Io v o l .2 b d rm . HEYE }.5 b a th , 2 c a r go rago . 7 1 2 iroploco. $7 5 ,0 0 0 . Coll n i i r'J 4 - 4 l g / ' ; 7 j ^ i ! 3 2 o rl00-707-0817;l------------------
VIN FALLS (South Park)bedroom ,-! boih,-offico.- k - c n lo w c a r p e t & p a l n l .‘oncod back yd. Vaultodeilings In olllco & living BUHLn . J o f ilo d .Io r . S400/mo___ dsD,34.500. C0II733-59491 or72irlN FALLS 1568 sq . II. BUHi;1 bdrm, romodolod bath, now ow root,,windows. Cov- 327'1 rod patio, slerogo shod, pels/ og k e n n e l. G a s h o a l,C. wood stovo in lamily “J / ” ' n^9fcing-.sa9.QOO:Shon: 33-7610 oxt. 13 doys e r 33-1550 o tIo rS p m .l f T UN FALLS 3 bdnin. 1.5 ath, gorago only S27.000 . r lis tings ond brochure. 3-319-3323 0X1. H7921 MN FA L L S By ow n o r It n; ?9,900 ,3bdrm .11iboth , ^ ^S0sq.lL 734-400t/5pm - ______
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^IN FALLS By owner t T Tocro lot. 2 bdrm. m =77=77
alh, homo oifico, ator- ^ p E N 0 0 . f!V park ing . Ma- u r o l a n d s c a p i n g .119,900, Com o soo at HAGEF240 Addison Avo. E, 2 bot^r c o l l 7 3 3 - 7 3 0 7 10 S500.
HANSE
'it FALLS For sa lo b S * ' -nor, all brick. 3 bdrm. t balh, full bsmL Fenced ^ 4 2 ^ . G arago . O uiot oroa.3-4953, a ltor 5:30 p m l JEROMI N F A L L S L o n s o io/n . No Jo n . poym oni. Hnn v2 bdrm, 1 b a th . wood —vo. now carpot. (1) 2 JEROWrm. 1 ba th . P rosldonl S360.oot. Call 736-64641 POls-5H FALLS N.E. location. JEROWdrms, 3V4bolhs, Jot tub • olod 33 car garogo. au to smokir rfnklers,oppl3„codar I®!: Dck. Prico roducod. ^^6-68 1,000/oIfor. 733-00491 JEROMI NFALLS Ownor carry. ^ bodrc Cfmi 1 bath w/lg. shop, Oarago1.000. 476 W alnut o r S5&oli I-31531 SHOSH( — I 1 b a th
dODOSltVANTED TO BUY 5 7 7 ^ II you wont to soil ur homo quickly woiro looking lo buy a _ 5 6 0 p ^smoll rental in tho SHOSHi
DING B e s t v iow In /a lloy & privacy . 237 Jolf< cros of pasluro: groal ACAAj't lorsos or cow s with a Jllful 3 .000 + sq . II.0 . 3 bodroom * op- ilbod /o lfico .3ba lh s.I kitchen with built In ' 'lancos. M ust soo to f” ' ociato. 934-6355.1 ERLY C o ttonw ood h is : 3-9 o c ro lols. m T ^ J^Hill3^ 5 3 9 ^ 7 e ^ ^ I
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JUHL ’84 Floehvood fvCji ■4x66’. 2 b d rm . 2 b a lh . ' ! ! : Exc. condilion. $17,000.
-C a llS 43 -4663aEROME B re ad m o re ’81 W. 14x56. 2 bd rm . Pallo-&canopy. Exc. condition. balNow sw am p cooler. To bo pjnjmovod S7000. 324-53921 ^WIN FALLS Very c lean s, batlnico. 14 ft. wido. 3 bdrm, bocIn c lu d o s d o c k , s to ra g o rnoshod, Slovo & refrig. G as rinrfurnace & W /O .hoohups.___ 737$7800. C all 7 3 3 '9 2 5 9 J i
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IHL 2 bodroom s. S425+ h b ? l BPrPloaso-coli 733-4952— [nclutr 731-4952.1__________ O ’Le !HL 3 bdrm. l b a th liko OIST aw, S 600 $ 3 0 0 d o p . with 27 'Cloar Lokos R d . No Steve )ts/smoking. 326-4477. rogo, IR L E Y K i t c h f i n o t lo Doping rm s. S llO /.w k ,- r 2 h o:635WMoIn7H7g-7B33- T T T T T T T T tom .
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firsi/lai^ T T T T V T T T f w iN F =N 2 b d r m . m o b ll f l - S 425/ mo, Btovo, rolrig. W /0 734-51 3kup/siorago.423-5104 TW IN I 5ERMAN 2 bodroom . d u p le o th ,lo n c o d , g a ra g o , S450.i 30 .837-6523-1 iISEN 3 bdrm. 2 ba th ^ 6 0 3 10 incl w ater, sow or & ^ k J sh. $300 d e p o s it. No ek ing /po ts. 423 -6348 TWIN F 120-1468 or420 -59S 01 N o po OME 3 bdrm. 2 balhs. nobilo hom o. No pots, TWtN Fj ig torm $ 5 2 5 / m o . 4 1 bal 1324-6903 or 543-8342 Rofrig OME C lo o n 1 bdrm . iO. Slovo a rolriO. No ». 543-9196, m esM g o .OME N ow ly ro m o d - i 3 bdrm . 2 b o th , ne >king/pots, SSOO/mo. ^last & c looning dop. i
•6853 Qltor 6:00 e .m ,p . ^ 6 0 4 > )ME P arad lso D rive. M L M )droem, 2 bath, 1 car = 57^ — igo. Laundry hookup.; oldor. 3 2 4 -37331SHONE 3 bodTOom, HollowsI th . S 6 0 0 / m o n th +?slt. Call 6 6 6 -2 9 0 7 1 b Q h l T SH O N E L u x u r io u s R ontbt o r 2 bd rm . G aro g o . Ca ).or soil, 733-1359 . Equal Ho SHONE U lils . p o ld . b u R L E I coblo. Lorgo 1 bdrm . S27S 2 iluro avail, if noodod. sitjv ovi l/m o.886-70371 - . 17 ^ 7 4 3
. BURLEY on B uron 3 bodroom ■ co rv 1 f 1, S425 + doposit. loMiioi om oy 2 bdrni, 1 both -t- doposit. Stai
e lfo rson 6 bodroom . y - - , , h .S 675 4 deposit.«70 F i lo r S lo o p in g s wilh kIKtionS balh . 5200 d j| .d o p o s il . P ° « '
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T W IN F A L L S 2 b d r m . 'JEflC464 Locust N. W/D hook- Nl«ups. $500 + deposIL N o 324 pots. Call 420-01251
rWIN FALLS-------------------- upsirwo. 1 bdrm. 1 bath hom es no e
$400 + doposit oxtn
RrtflN FALLS 1 bdrm. wllh . small garage, $375 m o. ♦$ 3 0 0 d e p . N o p e l s . ' ro lo rencos. 140 7 th S t.W .Call 734-89161
^ N FALLS 3 b d rm . 1 b a 1 h .S 5 7 5 /m o .+ d o p . Ploaso call 206-326-58611
•WIN FALLS 3 bdrm . 1% bath wilh firoplaco. fenced TWIN, b ock yard. D o u b le , g o - (li ta g e , SQOO/monlh-fSeoo 3 Mr dop . No pols. Call D iane flo 737-3916or7 3 7 -3 9 6 9 .1 - Noar< WIN FALLS 8 bdrm. Top 7.5.,*a r o a , s p r in k lo r s . f i r ealami.ronl/sotl.733-1359. "rwiNwTn FALLS A ttractlvo 3 * * * ^ bdrm. 2 balh. firop laco . dbi. garago, sprinklor sys-tom, AC. 5900 + $600 60- S:curlty doposit. 733-8980. Hamn WIN FALLS OonPo ovnll.Fob. Is l 2 bdrm, 2 baih . 2 TWINcar gorago. W/D, In gatod duoiocommunity at 625 Morris- Cton, S650/m onth + S 6 0 0 Oidop. Shelly a t 731-7053 .1WN FA L L SC utol bdrm. Now 10US0, Clean, W/D hook- po tsi jps, S385/me.-*S250 dop. Soo 7 356 Bluo Lakos. N athan . r34-6230at1or5:OQp.m .l ' WIN FALLS Nice counlry qh o' lom o .to r ren t, c lo s o to cover o w n .2 l l r o p l o c o a , 2 Sgrt )oihs, 2 cor garano, no ew Pc im o k ln g /p o is . G r a s s 2 bd. nowing Incl. S800/m o,+ i800/dop. Call 734-6418-1 iY o4 ' VIN FALLS Nlco, sm . 1 IH1 b. 'drm'.-Wate r tJij. A ;jp l!,' ," -parW n JmiSll£!dJ6Q4-2lluAvQ_ _ 3 5 1 0 r :. $ 3 6 5 . O o p . & r o l s . ' 1 bath ‘kiaso call 208-734-85771 1625 £ »iN HALLS Phvolo v.iin Hoy a c c o s s . S m a l l l drm. houso. Appls. g a s p „ ., o o l, w a io r /s o n lta l lo niciuQ odrS375;oo-m onih"-----------L E A RY /SA W T O O T H TWINF ilSTRICT. Small 3 bdm i Apis, Im 'Ith lorgo loncod y a rd . Start! tovo/no rofrig, slnglo ga- igo, 1 ^ baih. Now car- Hollow ot/palnt. Saoo.oo mo.ACIOUS 3 bdrm houso , r w i i jT
balh. appls & A CrW /d- ook-up, sp rink ler sy s - >m. g a rd e n a r o a . P o l jssibiosaoo.oo . P ' *R O M E B o rn S ly lo 3 K Jrm. 2 bath sp lit lovoi 3m o . G o ra g o . o lo c t .:o t. O utsido p o l p o s -
[ » r F A L L S Q u l , | . 3 - ™ : : Irm. 2 baih. Now duplox I 'R o s o S t, olf e f Fllor.
& dbi. garogo, $ 8 7 5 . 3 .1yrloaso .735-83731 TWINF; iN FALLS Rock Crook inyon 2 bdrm. S 425 + ’ il/last/dop. 736-0322.IN FALLS Sm, 2 bdrm . .25/m o. W /Ioaso. C a ll TWINF/i 4-5885 or 733-6475 .1 * F A L iM f-ALLS S p a c io u s 1 ,2 ,3 B( p lo x , n o a r s c h o o l s . Som oD\ 50. Coll 733-1359.' Spaci
N FALLS t bdrm. ap t. rolrig^ [po is . Inquire o t 5 0 3 A C . M<
I Avo. E. Twin Foils, ID LcnomN FALLS Cuto 2 bdrm 733-820baih, laundry oroa. t w i n F;
Dfrlg,-stovo, g a s hoat. hnth i;* lilitloapald by renter.5/mo. + S300 security)0sif. Call 734-79351 TWIN FtT f a l l s Kitchonotto, S S ts s'Jtils. furnlshod &H8 O . S„o r.?i3fl Motol. 733-6452. - ° ° P ’= ^ = = ^ ^ = TWIN F ;
C TWIN FAartmonts Starting a t bath, Stc
S200-S650 W/D. No,^ " “ PfoportyM gm t. TWIN FAI
^34-4334 bath,S47L2 bdrm.apt. avail. 737-39KIt basod on Incomo. TWIN FAI ^ “ “'^ 3 -8 0 3 3 , b a lh .W iI Housing Opportunlly. $ 5 0 0 do^EY Clean 1 b d rm . , 736-65035 .2 bdrm, S300. Sub- t w In f ALovollablo, EHO Colt no
7438 or 878-33371 ^ S o.EY CulQi, cuto and Slrool. CaM a 2 bdrnis. Groat t w i n p a iQtion on ond of Yalo - ^ S ^ S 5■VO. Coll 678-0320 r ,S ; fStanlng-S250.1 s S ! c hi"z- 2 bdnns, S285 on oppt. 7drm . S250 month-*- fw irT F fln'd epositon both. N o 9 r
So“ « d 'iR 2 bd rm . 1 b a t h . tagoS575I. o p i . U tils . In c l. y m i u -cT/mo.-fSSOO dop. N o fli? dng/pots. Call 326 - or 543-8003.1 Hn g ' Low in co m o itflzod. 1 bdrm a p t.at Wost Side Court. ’ ^onlor SJor disabled. i!5i-nkxMieiglJboftiood- —ng distanco to Ridloy TW IN FA Ugs.ColiShlrloy 934- cious.1.2 lw ookdays b o fo ro C ovorod 1Sm. pols ond sm ok- siorago. g
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SARATOGAITMENTS Phoso II HandlcoppPro-LooBlng T W IN FA I
boautilul 2& 3 bodroom Apts. s id e & oui 'lu a^ 1st Occupancy clont, privi— ........................... - • port, S475/C
S ’co n fe ? '^ " " '^ i ^ S r m F M>utor Conlor ^ 5b I I ’'o Vidoo Libras •ming Pool TWIN FALUor/Oryerincl. In 4-plox. Sal Hoat & Air C.S.I. No psed Garages TWIN FALL« io c o u n l ry a
appls. W/DiS ara lo g aD r. N o p o ls / s735-1600 yard. $450
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HOME 2 bedroom s. TW INlice & d e an . $485. W/D. bedro24-6499 420-1011, hoatinROM E-3-bdnn, 2 batb,- -Patj?* pslaira apL 1400 s q ft,0 smoking/peta. Lots of .“ P- Ktras. Call 324 -33361
H e a r t h e q u l e t l - d? ? S i• • 736-e;
176 Maurice Slrool f Nice 2Twin Falls • o n o ll734-4185 wllh la
IN FALLS 2 bodroom balh. $410 /m o + $300ip. No rofrig. D ays 732- "I®: P'i 129 er Eves. 732 -01351
Spac ious w/famll(1800 sq . f t) clean . w ood ;xfrm , 2 balh. family mi. $575 fxgarago. fenced yan i. smokio irC Si,S67S-t-S400dep- -.-Contac
Lease required. Tami 7:^3-0139 o r 4 2 0 -89351 4 3 b e dIN FALLS Tovmh* * * * * * * * * * * * * plus 2 cStudio, 1 & 2 bd rm . T U undry facilities. S325-$625+dep.
n m a ck M a n a g e m e n t TVifiN F/4-4339 o r 342 -7 3 6 8 . S tu d io IN FALLS 2 bedroom plox. S450 + S300 dop.Call 732-0135 ovos. ^ “ rm. D .y s - 7 3 2 ^ « 2 8 »N FALLS 2 bodroom . $535 ♦ 1
■.734.2822 or 731.4256 " j CNFALLS appls.. >Monroe Froshly paint- NEW Ce, 2 bdrm ,. 1 Vi b a th s , stairs 3/ored pariting, privato slroot pid. $495-► doposit. up./VppIParodlso P lac e #102 C o rn e r->drm. 2 b a th w ith a ll spaclou:illancos. $550 + dop. ba lh ,4 S h o u p E . 3 bdrm , hook-u( b a lh w ith c o v o r e d garago. 1
0 rch a la ra .U -2 .b d n n___ poLpossith. $450 * doposit. - wllh time 3 Shoup E . 2 bdrm, 1 Large l b 1. $450 +‘floposit.— 'S lroot; w RAWLEY REALTY strool pa
734-5856 THEMGW
— -S250-m o1 FALLS . 733-2041 Immodialoly Available iirting a t 5300-S635 k enc J
por month. ^ ^ 3w s Property MgmL
” 4 ^ 3 3 4 j e r o m TI FALLS - Undor noin & socuro 1 bdrm.. Nice, doIco hem e w /laund ry rooms,lodges. W alking dis- ' 320 lo S en io r C o n to r. TWIN FAL III, tumishod included. $349 mo C lo & yanJ wori<. rolrig. & ui 450 -f S300 doposit. TwiM CA oforoncos required.0139 or 4 2 0 .8 9 3 5 .1 FA L L S“ N o w o r 2 ' "c lean ing 1. duplox. carport, util. EI R a n < No s m o k in g /p o ts . 208-733- ;m o.C all733-3742Ji t^JiN FA U FALLS wookly rat' ;loon, luxury 2 bdrm. Cloan • Qi th w ith o x lr a s . N o 2152 Kimber dng/pols. S495/m o. -nmM cTi
N o v j"FALLS S120 iI L L S A P T S . *B d rm s. $3 3 5 - 4 9 5 ™ 'N f * DW a W/D hookups. S ” ' " ” ? s d o u sa n d d o a n . ^ "9 ' Utd > pols. 734-6600 JXi!?®P®' F A L L S 'W o w ‘ 3
I,2 bath, garago. pa- s o i l - c l e a n o v o n . '..DW. W/D hook-up. M o d o lO p o n 4 l h 4II. S650 & up. Chuck E 3 1207 or 7 3 4 -4 0 1 2 .1 ^ 6 0 6 i f l FA LLS 2 b d rm . l5425. Coll T rocoy =r. v — 503 or 731-2433. 14 J S d FALLS 2 b d rm . 1 port,'s35G 2nd floor a p t . N o Rofs Call2S 4 2 5 /m o .-h S 4 2 5 = ------
:all 208-733-3669.---------------------------- 2bdnn.S35CFALLS 2 b d rm . 1 No pots. C
. « . ' ? s”7!S‘' : s I S Ilo POIS. 7 3 4 .9 0 5 9 .. SI^V oo™FALLS 2 b d rm . 1 S325/mo. CStovo. rofrig. DW & pels. Call 2iJo pets. 732-0895.1 ^ » -ALLS 2 bdrm. m^ 75w ilhS400dop . ^ k 916 or 737-3969-1= A L L S 2 b d rm . 2 GREAT LW/D Incl. $ 5 0 0 + BIU0 U I5C cfop. Coll T ro co y.03 or 731-2433. 390Sq.f^l,-
ALLS 2 bdnm. du- 7^ . 4^*g 010 pe ls . S475/m o. ^ " dop. 608 FilimeroCall 208-734-26641 *ico/rotail, f — q u a r t e r s , :A LLS-3-bdrnTT2- “ 64'4:i282 01250 N 2300 E .«A . , J S. o ltho Fllor High. S500/mo. Call for 1.733-88911 SS6 S/mo, Cf
E s A ll r o o l lv .. Cloon & m odem . ^ ,1 ° '. ifdnjgs. Appls., go .75'mo. 733-25461 k JM^ L L S C I o a n 2til utilitios Includ-15, Call 734-5463. TWrN'-FALLS-•A L L S C l o a n . OFRCE1 bdmi. t bath apt. WAREi , rolrig. W/D hook- 375 sq.ll. & up 35. w alor & trash 2000 sq.lt. Sh Z309j)t231i29B4_ .4 0 0 a sq jt_ 0 ll i u s Cloan. sp a - Sli2 & 3 bdmi. ap ts . d parking, e x tragroal location &
ondty almosphoro vnbrook Apis, for H a llo w ^ ro i 0 7 3 4 - 1 6 0 0 o r
our oifico 10 600 t w i n FALLS0 w a p t . 1 6 4 7 Rotall spacos
•ook Avo. E H O . I00S0.227J pped Accossiblo. 2022 sq. l l , .
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1 pots, 734-4120. TW IHTRCCS' LCs NE, no w o r ahop/w aroh< / a p i . 1 b d r m . ablo immodio '/D hook-up, AC. lional office 1 i /s m o k ln g . N o avallab lo . Lo >0-t dop. Eloctric John Dooro. C Coll 733-8301 .1 737-3939.
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/IN F A L L S N e w e r3 sdroom, 2 bath , conlral . sating a n d AC. garage, lUo.-rafrlgenilor. range, -- sh w as h er , W/D hook- ), leaso a n d crodil chock . •qu ired . $ 5 9 5 > SSOO >po8iL 3 7 7 Momingsido rrU nH #3 .-C alIT f*csy— >6-6503 Of 731-2433.
ice 2 be d ro o m , 1 bath. i e le v e l l o w n h o u s eth laundry a re a . Avail- ) le I m m e d ia t e ly . No nok ing /no p e ls , $424 3. plus deposiL C ontad alt 737-3939 b e d r o o m d u p l e x
family room, noar Lyn- >od S ho p p in g Conlor.75 mo p lus doposil No rakiog/pots with doposit ■ intact W an 737.3939 or“ ■' ml 737-3940. b e d r o o m , 3 .S b a th
IS 2 car ga rage. r month. 1 yoar loase, pols/no smoking. Cen- 1 Woll 737-3939 N FALLS Nice clean. Jd io , S 2 9 5 , a l l u til . Juded . Call 734-5463.N FALLS VoryTiico drm. duplox. AC, DW,D hookup, walk In des- storage, 212 Ridgeway >5 » dop. 324-8245J
FALLS W hai a doaili ^ ^ t /w a t o r in c lu d e d , s ta irs lo ft. S p a d o u s , lis.. AC. S 3 5 0 .4 $300,I C a rp o t/P o in l . Up- rs 3 bdrm In 4-plox off lOt paridng. W/D hook- Appls. $525 .00 mo. l e r - L o t . E x trom oly clous. O ldor 6 bdrm, 2 la ih . n o a p p ls . W/D k-up. G a s i io a i , dbi igo. foncod back yanj- ii m r tiyiiiB rtruuTsijo--------possiblQ.-SZ50jnonth_____timoly pay. i 1 b d rm unit on qulei 9i; wolor included, off 01 parking. $350.00 ^GMT 733-0739 I FALL2. Studio api.3m o7S 100 'ddp7C olf-------■2049 o r 734-5001.
'ME Holiday Motol or new m an ogomoni.). cloan, comlortablo oms, 401 W. Miin.
324-2361 .1 FALLS S95Avook no. Ouktt, mfcrowavo,.& utils, tnd. 736-198& FA L L S 1 p e rso n .
) po r w ook , Micro-0 & r o f r i g . D a jly 'ling'. W arm tb e m s . '. a n c h o M o to l a l
^33-4021.1FALLS M otol-Daily/ y ratos •Alfonjabio*1 •O uiot •Friendly* mberiy R d . 733-8620
wly R om odolod120 & up wookly. dAvoW . 733-56301 F A L L S R o o m s ,
ivook. m ic ro w av o ,, Utilltios.pd. Cable 0 pots.1201 Kimbor- or call 735-0232.1 F A L L S S t u d io s
Extra nlco 2 bdmi. wide w /shed & car- »350/mo. No pots. i^ll 206-326-5887J i NGS350/me. doposil. ts. Call 934-48271 TON Ntco 2 bdrm.& rofrig. fumlshod, lo o k u p , a ll o loc t. no. Dop. & rols. No ■all 208-829-5906.1
HT LOCATIONIL aljosand Fllor )ffico-Rotail ,F |,-2 6 0 0 Sq. Ft. ick M anagom oni 39 or 342-73681 E Main Stroot. 01- ail, possib lo living r s . 2 0 0 0 - fs q . It,B2 or 326-4092.ILLS 500 sq. ll. ol- 1000 sq . It. shop.0 , Call 736-6246.1 ftLLS N ow ollice or ronl. S550/mo. irAvo, 736-8747.
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LLSRCE, SH O P, ftREHOUSE& up Klmborly Rd1. Shop/lnsulalodLOIfico/Shop___________I. W arohouso1. Ollico/Shop.■ ShopAfVarohouso |.fl. Offico/Shop )REf Cotl Slovo P rope rty Mgmt34-4334 LLSacos avallablo for 2272 sq . fl ond .^ fl. a t 670 Bluo vdN .lt in to rostod . aso conlact ir Loroy Atwood ! ) -2 6 » 6 3 4 8 J iL L 8 -S h o p .- 2 1 1 - ------sen , Nov^ avail. 0 .344 -6689 .1
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JERO M E Cloon, organlzo( porson wantod to sh a ro bdrm . 2 bo th hom o, ful u so o l houso. Coll Chri!
. 324-3486. o lto rZ p .m .B
i S220 m o. + h u t i l s ^ lo s l If toC SI. Ca!I736-2875B
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H o ro lo rd r o p la c o m o n t hollors & also o fow rod A ngus X. Thirty six soiling a t Iho Idaho Foils Auction Jan . 23rd. (200)768-2485
I C a 'T L E For so lo , g o o d , — ycung-rango-DOllsrDIaclc I Pioaso caJI 208-324-6976B I CA TTLE P ro g n a n l c o w s ' and pairs. Hoiforod I Angus X. S780-S900.834- ' 2286 or loavo m ossogo .■I FA R M B U IL D IN G F O R ; SALE 28X60X18 high. 24
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I Lookino (or oxuo vacallon ]; money? Why nol son inosoII - siitl.oood Horns you'vo boon ' ' stoilng? Ciatsidod vfill do ti. 1: Coll 733-0031.___________
i |A -CO US-TI-CAL & DRYWALL
I B O B ’S B E S T: DRYWALL>: Cuslom Toxiuros;• 731-0788 (TF); 678-0991 (Burloy)
/ Insured - Froo Esiim ates
I AIR DUCT I CLEANING
Air Quality Sorvicos •' Air D ucts Fum acos I Oryor Vonis Chimneys
Insulation Romovol732-0708 •
0OO-827-91B1 ■
; A U TO PA R TS'■ Bosl Pflco a Soloction
Call U s & Comparo M a g ic V alley A u to P a r t s
226 Moln Avo. NOrth733-3388
I B U SIN E S S I SER V ICE .
TWIN FALLS PLAN ROOM
; Jo b s 10 bid lor all * construction. Holi prico
momborship.' ' 'B lueprint copios.: I 734-PLA N (7526)
C A R PE N TR Y I
; M A G IC TOU CHI ForA IIYourHom o
___i _ . ______Im provem ents____; NO JO B TO SMALL
' ' 736-7404 o r 200-1661 I Ask for Lou
I CLEANING I SER VICE
; COUNTRY CLEANERS' B uslnossos, rosidonlial,
construction doon up. Spocializo in carpot
cloaning. Froo osllmal- os. Bondod & insured. i
Jo ro m o 324-3299 |
R E M E M B E R•TTiatblntxJayndyouplacod .
, como timo ogo In Tho Timos-■ J WokW? Now b tho Umo to
j cem oplcktipyou/pfclufoi.''■ {I Slop by tho Customer.
; Son/<co C«pt todayl
, ElOTlmM-Nii^TVwl
I . .FWcityJXnlnnlSuppl) Omolono a n d Strategy t)0f80food.734-154S.«
5— - h O R S E . O o n t i o o ld o 3ood mafo. H as dono il all. In *99 e l u d i n g m o u n t e l n s * $750/olfer. 324-0275B
a H o r s e 5 y e a r oU .unroc ed. For Really Mare ou
' o l All M a n n e r s , s ta k o i ' w innor& stakespreducor
>rth*. - Also h e r '01 Feb, 0 col ) aa * OUl o l T h o r n D a n c o ! I 5 S1500 o a o r S20OO both ■ i Id ah o C u p n o m in a te d C T 326-5608 o r G44-2406B H HORSE R eg . QH, 4 yr. oic— sorrol golding, trainod foi irom all ranch w ork & roping »eok 208-S43-67SO,ovoningsJ
HORSE te a m of Bolgolns h n i i 7 ond 0 y rs old, broko le
drivo woll. 726-3322.M = HORSES B a y goldlng, 16 m hands, woll broko, S800. mm- - P a in i m a re , 5 600 , 200-■ 543-8619 o r 280-3024J ized ROPING SADDLE TO 4 Doluxo.
full Pioaso call 208-732-S204I ihris SHEEP 12 yearling owos,
voclno ted a n d roady lc ^ lamb in M arch. 823-4381. lo se SHEEP 2 yr. o ld SutlolK » buck & 2 5 w h ite faced iQlo o w e s a l s o 1 0 S u ffo lk ;lng, owos. Call 20e-823-468S« 1 ! stO C K T H A IL E R tu stom H m o d o .l2 t t. Low milage.■ Call 5 4 3 -8 2 3 7 d ay s, or
543-4510 ov o s. for appl.■ ■ to se e .B“ I TRACTOR 194 9 Ford 8N
fre sh r o s lo r a t l o n , exc . CQnd.,S3S00.734-4461.»
WOULD U K E TO TRADE HAY lor 20 -25 young big bonod A ngus cowa.
Cail934-se97m
BALE H A N D LER wllh 4— -poeitlonsw ivetroleclrover-
■ P lc^ co ll208 .536 -S 023a BUILDING 2 2 tt.X 28 fl.
r e ,___ sta o l I ra m o . W o o rec t.__$15Q0_jaiL733-.3136.B..
JD 5030 S P w/motal do* focj toctor, alw ays In shoji. ox- lino ■ co lion t c o r id l tlo n . C a li' ion 539-5922 o r 324-0267.B ^85 _GENERATOR_eOfJalD_L
350'R W gonoralor, Exc. c jA -cond .-2200 -h rsrP ew ered - '6B by 8V 92 D etroit. Would— bo oxc. back up lor dairy.
Has auto s ta r t when oloc- tricity g o o s ou t. Housod le r noise reduction . Coll
.In - guaran toe.423-5212B n s . T RA CTO R,JD 7800 ,4000■ hrs. Duals & weights. Call
-3 2 6 -5 2 3 7 Of 326 -7204 .B -out W ELDER O ld e r p o rtab le
k os Lincoln. H and cm nk start cor. w/leads. Call S43-6S77.
W H E E L IN E 8- 4 -A & M,old 3 havo 31 join ts $3500.
I for 1 has 26 joints. S3250. All Ing. in good shape. 4 3 6 - 9 3 9 f
lins^
“ i e HAY 70 tons of 1 st crop.100 "70 Ten of 3rd c rop. 2 string0 8___ bolcs.G ood quality..Straw.. ■ c o v e r e d . 8 2 5 - 5 3 8 3 or— 73M 255M
HAY to o T S m a ll b a lo s , u a S 1 0 0 -$ 1 1 0 /T .N o ro ln . r r Olonns Ferry, 388 -2426 I , 10 HAY 100 ton b a le s 4th e i . cutting. RFV 198, protoln, '— 23.SC all208-a37-4964 .«
HAY 120 ten prim e alfalla ;o |i( hay. Largo ba les , 4X4X8, ' (51 no rain. C all 825 -5 8 4 8 ,— can loave a m o ssa g e .aan HAYTsI cutting, 48 tons & ‘
or 66 Ions. Sm all balos.^Ql E x c . q u a l i t y & c o n d . ,
Covorod. Coll S43-6065B 8 N HAY 181,2nd, & 3rd. xc . SlOO/Ton. Sm all balos.( ■ No rain. C loso in.^ 733-3272big HAY 1st-2nd & 3rd. U rgo
' o r 3 s tr in g . P io a s o ca ll ( 208-?33-3267 .« <
m HAY 3 cuttings, f f l Soil any am ount.
“ HAY 350 T o n , 3 rd c ro p . C 1 4 Dairy q u a lity . M ld-sizo /er- -b o !ea r(2 0 B )5 4 4 -2 7 1 6 -o r -'rs, 731-2716B_________ ____
HAY 3 rd , b r lg h l g r o o n . - loafy, bam sto red , 135 Ib. _
ft. 3 siring balos, S9.00 por £ Cl. bal0.Y ouf'U .324-7148.B L HAY 4 0 0 0 to n - d a t r y & ' iR loodor. STRAW 700 ton, lo- All 1 ton balos. Call 326- »■. .-4141 ,or.539-4140.B ------ •Qli —■ HAY 60 ton-small balos.— S l lS a to n .C a llJ o ra ld-1 - — K elteffing.-436-0156B - c L . .H Ay.Z2.ion,^nd.cut^smQ ll. .1 ^ ba los. 2 0 8 -3 2 6 -4 2 7 0 or IJ? 731-0741.B_____________ I(C- HAY Allalla foodor & dairy.Dd 1 Ion bales, de livered In oil toick load lots. Coll 845-
2500 or 599-451 e a oii HAY Allalfa hay. 500 T, 1 Tm ___ba!oSrJfd-& -4th-oultlng;—r i r -S -«0 /T -r^ V lli-d o th ro r-fo r — IS- oxira. Call 203-587-9131Ji ' i . .HAY.AIlaUa. Rrlm o300 tdn.- - 5 - —I 6 t |- 2 n d ,-3 r d r2 .« 'l r ln g - — II. h e a v y b a lo s . W ill s o il 0 ill s m a l l a m o u n t s . C aJI
I 324-5082 or 420-0B71B
SI6ISERVICE
fC A R P E N T R Y , I fl ETC .
Rotlrodliconsod Gonorol Conlroctor wilh ovor
25 yoars oxp. Enjoys carpentry wori<.
I Coll 735-0615 I
=j F TiAU LIN G I
SA N D & G R A V E L
83 7 -4 5 3 2
I HO M E ~\ =1 CONSTRUCTION
HENDRY ^ S O N SCarpontors
Commoreial & Ro'sldontldl AllJobs Largo & Small =
Inlorior SE xlorio r 732-5616 o r 731-6089
HOME REPAIRS
TONY'S HOME ,REPAIRS
Foucots, dry wall, e tc. I— palnilng;.rontal c leanups. 1—
Wo do what you can 't do. T ony-734-3322
Th o m e r e p a i r s IBENEREL’S HOME ^
CARE nRomodols. drywall, tiio, '
pointing & carpentry.20yrs oxp. F ree
______E silm a lo s ,______ __ _Coll B nico 733-7543
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HOME REPAIRS/1 ‘REM O DELIN G L
JAM ESCO T1 can d o e s It olli
25 yrs. exp. In hom o T ropalrs & romodoling!
Froo estim ates.Call Frank 7 3 2 -5 4 3 3 ..
p a i n t i n g & I uDRYW ALL . r
L U PH E R . PAINTING, IN C.
Pointing. R em odeling. JToxturlng & Drywall “
Free estifhoiesi 2 doll Bill 0 ( 2 0 8 ) • ■ V
- 324-3475 o r (208) 3 • 727-iaS 7 ce ll. | [_ J
y, January 17,2002' .
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O’r -H A Y -approxrO O tonM sta- 3 r d c u t l i n o - T a k e a il S9S/lon. 829-5171 eves.B
H A y D a i r y q u a l i ty , I T .' bales. RFV is 190 & 220 )0 for 3rd & 4 th cutting. Call Eill 420-&B60 o r 324-2167.1 L ilAY d a iry , fee d e r , & oatsle ' la rg e bales............trt Call 731-3471 days,
★ * 734-3589 ev ea .* * «
I OK. Will delivor'lor extra.$ t10 /lon . Call326-4516a
_ HAY T on b a lo s ol 170 &^ 140 RFV $ 1 1 5 . & SlOO.0. 878-0597 ■S B a y - 3 6 5 t . 3 rd . SlOO-z S 1 2 5 T . 1 55T 4 th , S125-■ S 1 3 S T . T o n b a l e 9 .I 543-6789_________ .
I~ I U R G E DAIRY HAY ig 4th c u t t in g , low ADF. w, _w oed fre e , no.raln*.hlflh . , >r p iled & c o v o ro d . Big
b o le s . F a rm o r ow nod 1 r in K o n n o w ic k , W A.^ C all 50 9 -5 4 6 -7 3 2 8 or ]: 5O9-947>202O,B - ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
1 OATS In th o u sa n d pound •■ b a g s . A p p r o x , 3 to n .- St30Aon. CaH 20(K t5e8a ] STRAW■' C loan 1 ton balos.' C a liS 4 4 -7 5 1 7 J
r STRAW B a r le y , 2 string b a le s , $ 4 .0 0 po r b a le .
• 432-5239 leave msg J l I tr s .C . H ay R elrlevlng
Call C on a l 420-0133 or28O-O039.B '
" CASE '9 6 IH 9300400 h p , 2 4 s p d . D eluxe E
cab, 4 rem o tes , 30.5 L, 32 I tiros a t 40% , 3.314 hours. I
_ ■ rm i 20 B 670 0 1DSB — I C H O PP E R '8 5 H osston , F
1 7730 ( o ra g o ha n /o sto r, ! r ““0 5 5 * 0 ^ W IItn s, 5 lo m ~
c o n ta in e r . C o rn & hay• h o o d s . P e r fo c t /d l r o c t j
dKip>324-714a/539<M89i |r SWATHER H osston 6450, I I 1000 hrs. 337,500. BAL- ■• ,.E R S .(2 )4 6 9 0 Hflsaton^S. n ' s t r i n g , S 1 7 . 5 0 0 e a ,
ST A C K W A G O N Now H o lla n d 1 0 6 8 d io s o l .
W ED D IN G S H O P s :Wodding O n e s $50-399. Pl 2-Pioce Outfits In Shop Volls-Sllps-Shoes-Bros30?i0l/0nlnvllauonsl ^733-8638-210 3 . Main ^
-ANTHJUE-TABLE— -« I Oak: 3x5ft w/BarfeyrTwist > . legs, g loss top added.
E xc, condlllon. 4 c h a irs s Inciudod , ,$ 4 2 5 . C aii
■ 543-S676B ,.,,
FREEZER G ibson 21 CU. I --f t.-up figh t,-w h lte S 2 7 5 r I
S e a rsS c u .f t.m in lre frtg . r woodgrain $75. Both exc. cond. Call 324-5060,
REFRIGERATOR 'Frigldairo 18 cu It F reezer Konmoro. 21cu, ft. Newer $ 300 e a . R a n g e , e le c .Hot PoInt.Dryer Kenmore. Both SlOO ea. 736-4805
REFRIGERATOR IBCU.U _ T oo big for now h o u s e . E S200/olfor. 324-8275S |
s t o v e " Fridgldaj'ro.'Good I —conditlon<-w orks-great.- n-
$150. Cell 734-60961 ‘ W A S H E R /D R Y E R s o t
Konmoro oxc. cond. $250. - S in g le W a s h e r $ 1 2 5 . | Warroniy. Cell 736-4805. |
W ASHER/DRYER-W hile, I ' 5 y r s . o ld . V ery g o o d n
cond lllon . W o sh o r Is a , G on ie& D tyerisaF rfg ld - aire. Asking S250 eac h or - boal olfor. Call 736-2177 ^ botwoon 8-5 pm. a sk for ' Chris or Jo y .a __________ '
CRAFTS BAZAARJoromo Fairgrounds
-Jan. 19,2002 S paces available.
Call Kristie 324-6454.B
h a h o w o o d f l o o r In g "Lots ol.jfilforont sp e c ie s
, Jelforoy 736 -2gpa» ‘
■ - ■ - C O N N E C T ^ ! " cWITH I
C U ST O M E R S iW H O c
■ NEED f■ Y O U R . ;
______ S ER V IC E_____ JA dvertise In rl
th e 5 Service
D irectory k733-0931 e r t . 2 J
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^ A L S tokor & Lum pDollvorod o r Y ou-Haul 7Moore's Inc. 423-5533 ,|,
f i r e w o o d . . . . Cut & splil. Will deliver. Call _ ( “ 2O8-f24-02M Iv: m sg .B .-h; f i r e w o o d H ardw ood
cut & spnt. $90/pU load. $ 120/ cord you pick up . ^ $ l40/corddellvorod.
Call 324-7697J i RREWOOD S110 par cord, ni ■•'$125 dollvorod. Call 670- ^
1069 or67B-t689B RREWOOD 2 cords, $120 $,
por cord, plno/hardwood. pi Sp(it&do!.CaU677wt102B —
FIR E W O O D A pplow ood, by a p p o in tm o n t. 'W o t , . U-cul, $40 a pickup lood, dry U -cut; $60 a p ickup — load. Dry already cut S 100 a pickup load . Dolivory extra. Calt evonlngs. Call **'' 543-5330 Kolloy Orchard. . cr
FIREW OOD Pino, D ry & C “ split. 5100, Pick up load. ^
Call 324-8534B ■ SEASONED WOOD k ? 1/3,1/2 & fun cords.
Coil 324-5331. B W O O D STO V E V erm on t
Castings, enorgy olflclonl, = 7 w/pipe. Block enam el, oxc cond, $1000. 438-0813B p
▼ p Iaup
S6BED Blue metal luN bottom P*A
& tw in to p b u n k b e d shw /laddor 4 :rh o ttro s so s . K*S300. Fun size U v i quilt, 10S50.C allS43-6719B be
BEDHOOM FURNITURE C TG irl’s , while', ctiosl,wlth. ^ |.hutch.& 5 draw er chost of A d raw ers,'S22^ all .-B o y 's
■ bacholor c h es t w /hulch, CHI $75 , C h u rc h pow , o a k , AH $75,Call208-735-14g5.B 2li
JEDSCOIilomlaKingSZOO. EN( •ull S200. Quoen m atlross } ' s o l $ 9 0 . Now tru m p e t w/oxtms S375.438-5562B 67,
3ESK Standord slzo, $40. FHE SWIVEL ROCKER Bluo, col $25. Call208-732-Q410.B C i
5IN1NG TABLE Boautilul so lid o a k , 4 2 'X 5 9 ‘, e x - FRE tends to 9 2 ', oxc. cond . pa' S600. Call 208-734-2076B olc
.O G .B E D -O u e o n S ize ..$350. Log coffoo ta b le , FRE$15O.2O0-4O4-3356B 2)
■*A-nRESS Full sizo hotel rotum s. SlOO a sot. Coll734-8801, FRESECTIONAL SOFA sm oko cb lu e .w /ro c iln o r /q u o e n -_____ ______sloopor, oxc. cond., $500. FREPleaso coll 20&734-1979B wit
5 0 F A a L O V E S E A T ___________G ro o n /b iu o a c r e a m , FRES450. DINING TABLE a lo iCHAIRS, $40 .734-4762B 73(iOFA BED Queon,*S350. RREBed portion nev er u se d . G eS i n g e r s e w m a c h in e , maS2 0 0 w /p o c an c a b in e t, willP e n ta x C am era w /caso, q q l$ 3 0 0 w /4 le n s & f la s h . it,<P1O(^call2Od-734-3990a P(U
:)assiriad odt are 0 groal H oulnvo»tmorit. no mailer whal . X pyour buslnoss. Qlvo u< 0 can liontoday. 733K)931. eoch
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-90FA -full‘sfzD hWe--a4)0d.-- - ji M u il l-g ra y c o td / .S 2 5 0 . - CaB 326-5346J " '!
TABLES Misc. sofa A end ' tab les . 4 solid oak w/inset ' t l le s .,3 s iz e s . U ke new . C
. _$225...Q{ilLZ34:6B0-eftor. _ j 6:30 pm . o r Iv. msg.B : ., •
La s e r c i£ A N e n ^ V 'S a v e r Direct vent hoat- R] ing sy ste m s toyostove, oil heating , LP, nalural gassyatem s.'L ead lng se llers ^ In C a n a d a a Aloska forcost sa v in g s .' ]
B e m le 'a H Ig h *T ec h H eating _
829 -6212-423-4S40B SI
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DISH NETWORK systw n, Cgot 2nd receivor & 3 mos, ao f se n /k » free l4 2 ^ 6 3 9 3 a S
ESTATE SA L E Antiques. ^c o l le c t ib l e s , lu rn llu re . mm e d ica l d e v ic e s , too ls . ■Anything a ownhhlngj ■
. UB Utrtln, TMn Ftllt J C736-1632 or 73A-7523M v,
Q u o en , whito^W ostirjg-' '" (f house rofrlg $200. Pocan
■ " c a tJ ln e t w lth — S in g o r ' se w in g m a ch in e , $550,P e r s ia n r u g , $100, a n - ^t i q u e d r e e a e r , $ 2 7 5 . WAcoftso le TV. Wood s to v e ; CeiSoeatmAloxantJar.TF. W‘In garago out back, 10am m,to 3 pm daliy. 7
K IT C H E N C A B IN E T S , W /m oto l, (H o t Poin t) C ali 4(Day 678-5053 or evening dc678-0B58B WA
R A B B IT H U T C H $ 3 5 . 80K itchen ta b le ,'o ak , IncL JH I4 c h a i r s & le a f . $ 4 7 5 . WA
- C o u c h a l o v e s e a t ; - Py- m a t c h i n g . $ 2 0 0 / s e t . • Dl
PI00SO.COH 206-734-7»OB da
R E M E M B E RThat birthday ad you placed
som e timo ago ln-77)0 •TlmoS'Now^ Now is Iho __ 1.
time to com o pick up your WA. . pictures. S top by The- ga..C lass ifie d D opltodaylB rui TV FOR SALE
1 9 ', S20. WA735-9379.B Sli
T Y P E W R IT E R S e a r ^ 0«oloct. in c a se . $50. Feoth- Cc o rbed O ueon sized chon- noiod, $100. e37-4a69.B
VACUUM Dry pickup $40. W *'Pan e l s a w without molor. Lool S 4 0 0 . O a k d e s k S 3 0 .Pioaso cail208-5434532B bh
■ mdple. $75. Row ing bike, ,,-$30.Coll208-735-864S.B ^
W OO D STO V E Wild O ak '''J*! by W eb ste r. Vory lancyand docoralivo. S600/olf- ^o r.C alI678-1036B _
▼ WAI , dol
19 tati
ORGAN LowToy H o r i ta ^roll lop , Incl. instruction WA' b o o k s , d is k s , & b e n ch '$ 10 ,000 .2O0-837-4869B c o
PIANO Antique upright = = s S400/olfor.
Ploase call 733-0943B ^ 9 PIANO S chum ann Olderupright; boflytllul sound. ------S600.C alI735-4181. r i
PIANO W om er, 1927. exc.shopo. $300 or bosl olfor. 1 KEYBOARD RolandJuno 106, synthesizer, S250 orb03to1for.208-410-521CTi GA
CHINESE PU G pupplos^ y a m AKC. rog. Fawn. 1 malo, wo' 2 lomalos. $400:73tf-8055
■NGLISH b u lld o g m ole f = =1 Yr old, AKC full brood- k q, Ing r ig h ts . $ 6 5 0 . firm , 670-5947B
TIEE 6 monlh eld female MOU col. Spayod & doclawod. Daii C u lo p o r s e n a l i ty ; C ali S60 1 rom '8 l66 ;324-'S l51 .•REE B lack m ale c a t w/ ^ 91 p a tches o l whIto. 9 mos o ld .L itte r b o x tra inod , lovablo. 934-4857 BAY=REE F e m a le block lob. ~ ? | g2 y e a r s e ld . pap o ro d & sp o y e d w ith up lo d a lo „ „ shols. Cail 837-4032.^ E E HAMSTERS (2)
each with own cogo.543:5912 Eves. B B k
'REE H ugo rabb it hutch s /with fro o la m o -ra b b its . '- -------
Coll 734-6408. <flE E kittens, ve iy cuto, II- St l o r b o x t r a i n e d . C a li 'b l9 736-0590. Very:R EE lo a g o o d h o m e , |T “G e r m a n S h o p h o r d X, ^ 9 ( m a le . 7 y r s . o td . G oodwith kids. 735-9369 ^lOLDEN R e tr ie v e r AKC • .1 s t s h o t s . D ow claw od m PorentsonsHe.733-6156B
X pi;pples. Paronts grool lion dogs. 1st shols, $50, , och. 532-4565, 43M S65B tn
-JACK R U M tt-T E R R ffeR - H IM m ale, 12 w ks.:jRTCA , ' U
$400. Shots, w onned, can M - d e liv e r . 7 7 6 -7 5 3 -1 084 , W
cojfcyCra&bftbfUshrcomJi ^
. J i u n t e S . ' S c o f t i f l S . m.. $ 2 5 0 . pym t. p la n avail- ■ - a b l e . Will d e liv e r . 2 0 8 - S S . .7 8 5 -5 7 l8 o r2 2 1 -2 0 5 1 .B |
■ m ale; a ^ e ^ S d T P I o M o 'call208-636-6224B G
p uppies$800-$1200, ready
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$2 < j0 -$ 2 5 0 . &’l> fh -T zu ^ AKC male p u p i $200.
C a il4 3 ^ 2 9 6 6 B |SHIH-TZU p u p p ie s AKC *1.1
r e g , 1 s t s h o t s , $ 3 0 0 . kRoady to Qo. 737-4650J ^
SIBERIAN HUSKIES ■
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k p J i i i lS T E ^ O G E w /duai c asr «
se tte a ,4 spoakere, $50. ^CD player. Sony. 5 disc, "a u to m atic load in g tray , £
jo i r iT E R 6*x47‘ G rizzly 5®w ith s t a n d . U s e d Vory „little. A sking $ 2 7 5 . Cali n A 543-9204 a sk for SteveB
PO O L TABLE in n e e d ol Pp"r e p a i r , a n y c o n d it io n , Gisla te bed proforrod. Call 65654-2799 or431-7102B FOl
- B tf ^ t e /a H e T O UN O v or - f ca n d u n d e r com binallon. ■CoD 878-2103 or 678^)330 §!!
-ROTOTILLER-S p trJiitch- ^for 25 te 30 HP trac tor, e ,N o t o v e r $ S 0 0 . C a l l ~ 208<77-4182B
.W ANT-TOBUy MIUTARY H A R L E Y D A V ID SO N
■ P arts or comploto biko for resto ra tio n projoci. Call 436-8033 leave msg.
WANTED S4:C e m e ra s - a l l ty p o s . I^on c j n
w ork ing ok . 1935 -1960models. Ploase call f®' 734 .-8009afto r4pm .a
W A N T E D -P A L L E T S "-"4 0 ” x 4 8 ‘ w ill R.ay to p '00dollar. Coll 208-677-2728 ml.
W ANTED C a s s o l io to p e mosorles*of tho Old T es ta- p em enl. Call 934-4255 woi
WANTED ColtJiandguns: ®?.P y t h o n , A n a c o n d a ; ®!,',
• D iam ondback. 731-5001 ^days. 733-4479 eves. . PRO
WANTED O ld g o s p u m p s S*' o r g a s e ta llo n Item s.
W ANTED Email 10 to 15 mo gallon w ater h e a te r tha t n|n< runs off oM 10 electridty. 200-423^1010, m essagoB
WANTED Sm all B a les Of Siraw O r C an Tako 1 Ton $55 B a lo s In F a ir To G o o d s r o C o n d i t io n . A lso W arn B a g s 01 W ood P e lle ts . ^ Call 733-8838, Anytimo.B ~
WANTED TO BUY ®m!;Looking for a 4-wfieelor o r o£,,,
motorcycle for daughter's b i r th d a y . A ls o , c r o s s *,7 ° c o u n l7 skis. 934-5738 B
WANTED TO BUY {int■ Worltlng windmill. ggn
:a il 788-5862 or4ai-0614 , AIANTED to trado , brandnow. H 2 0 hoator for pro-p a n e c a m p o r r o f r lg . - aop‘ Pleoso call 208-733-0943B
WANTED V intago Barbiodolls ond clothing. 1959 - GAI1979. In to ro s to d in o s - 1-0OCta tes and collodions. Call SNO733-1322 e r 733-9688, on
VANTED Womon'a plus 4X4s lzo c lo th in g . O o o d $16ic o n d . C o t to n f a b r i c . T T HPtoaso call 208<g4-4111B gxc
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GARY’S FREEWAY RV " ‘i -800-826-5336 - 733-6756lARLEY.’OI XL-1200S T T rr
• Extras. Low miles. , w n , Call736-3944B
AMAHA ’93 TW 200 ------- :Now c a r t ja tiros; S1700. p o ,.,
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lOUNTAtN BIKE Cannon ' ’00D aIoF-1,000, pd. $1200. Exit'$6OOtotler.Can74»O320a 8
AYLINER '9 8 1800 LS, k 90 Copri,-oulstondlng-cond.7 120 hp, o p e n bow, vory lo w h o u r s , l lk o n o w , DO goroged.543-5101.B . - OUN = s = = ^ = = j ^ s | | . que
SA V E -O N -S H E L L S k f i H - -U S E O S H E L L S — -
40 to choose from ■ " 5 ^ Styles, sizes , colors, ARGC
big tttJCks. small triJcks. ^co n i ’eryroasonable.67&0103a rofri
stove
---- TTOfRHDW----r RlJa n u a ry 19th a 2 0 m ^W estem Idaho S tate ^ ,
Foirgrounds 610 Glonwood, Boiso, ID
9 am dally.Admission S5.00 . , Stopb;
Info. 208-746-5SS5 Sarvtet
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H |g i ,L - E t r > ~ I C O C H [T - U SP.46 caliber, stalnkiss L a with 3 m a g s . $525. Cali A T M ike208-736-3723.B . M
36 ft. 5 6K . G o o d c o n d . 201
G ulf S t r e a m ; 1 1 ,6 7 5 miles, b s m t model, satellite, re a r cam em , wllh or 731. without tow car; m anyex- trosl $ 23 ,000 ,543-4924*
^IN N ^B A tiO BRAVe 7 3 w S 2 0 fl. D o d g e , 3 1 8 e n g . 7 E xc. c o n d . $45 0 0 , Cali ‘S . u 733-0333 o r 733-3322JI
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2 2 5 0 m ile s , n e w sk is!$2250 .208 -539 -9093* r R C t l C C A T ‘9 6 Y w o Bmi C o u g a r 5 5 0 M ou n ta in C a ts , L ike new . $ 2 5 0 0 each. C ail678-6047B ^ A R6t IC CAT '9 9 2R600 lo n g t r a c k , tow m ile s ,$3500. call 733 -9144*S C T lC C A T 'o t------------ :In o P ro 4 4 0 , C a A s k is , pixs, B-U ne Control sus- r p e n s io n , lo ts o l e x tra p a r ts , s n o o r o s s ready .Ask forT odd 736 -8118*
c lo so d snow m obile trir.S4750 .20^734-4999 .B
138 I W track, goodcond!$1500. Can 644-1478*C L A R IS '9 5 In d y llie .G roa t W ds sled . S 1100. • , 654-2982 or431-2902B 73! O LAR IS"’97 indy Sport
L A R I S '9 3 44Q L iqu id SKS, I K ' track , $1300. PO LA RIS_!85 4aB_Trall i 5 a y r 5 W O : 5 r i f c 3 2 r t e k c 5235 o r coll 539-4301.B
60 m iles , Pradlcally nowCalI539-OB09B EQUlf
0 L A R |F ^ 9 9 7b—RMR: V i i stock oxco'pl for boll? pan, 1 ^ ? 3XC. c o n d . Will consider c i n r wido for ATV or travel trir.>4300. Call 733 -3576*O L A R IS-^02 000-RM-R T ra|°•ed v o r tic a l e d g e 156* loodle s s t h a n lOOmi. S im - Tralli nons_sk i8 /covqrs,.ho lly .)on, roducod price 58495, '6 8 200 P o ta r is 700 RMK 900 ong.nl. SL P singlo pipe Sim- 2T. trnons skis, coil ovor sus- a 4 (l o n s l o n , S L P c lu t c h portsvork/baIancodS4495.son W90(IS pkg. w /a rido on ride w /ha)ff 2 p la ce trir. SI 3.999. . soroc125-9876 Kevin or Mortt. s i 8 .iBOWLER '92 New skis, W 9 0ixtras. $1500 . Call 536- cops.’O 23or539-9017B W14 tID O O '9 5 ,6 7 0 ,S u m ll .;2000'. Sk lD oo ’94 For-'nu la . 5B3, $1000 . D ie- ___nond drivo en-drivo olf 2 FORKilac'o trailor. All in g roal till, giiope, $1100 .733-20228 C an?(IDOO '01 800HM, 151 K W '0(rack, b ran d now m otor, 4 0 0 <:S500.208-735-B169.B sp d .CIS KTWO, Marker bind- wol klIOS. c o le s . 4 8 '. s izo 8 543-54oot. $400/olfer.'326-3765 LOADJ<IS S L P U L T R A -L lte Bfilack w /red bottom s, (ita All $ rtolarts. $ 2 0 0 .934-5560.B p = lo w PLOW BLADE 10. W/lll fit truck ortrac tor. ■ ■200. Hoavy duty military j ^ B la t b e d tr a i le r . 8 ’X1S‘300. Call 438-8215B“ "SNOWMOBILE-------- StO f?
Groat Slods o r \ ' o:L 0 S E -0 U T PRICES! 7 : ®!PS55. Now Polaris 700 D e ll
RMK 1 4 4 'Track hOI Now only $6556
IARY'S FREEWAY RV100-826-5338-733-6756 COnlOW PLOW Myor, 6 ft. -n 1 9 7 6 % to n D o d g e ' r*r X4, n o o d s gom e work, 1600/olfor. 543-6971.B\ M A H A ’ 6 8 a * 9 3 208* x c lle rs w /Iong trac k s .Iso 2 p la c e till trailor. . ~oth m a ch in e s In good >3nd. $ 3 5 0 0 .736-0656BMAHA ■'99'V-M“ 60d W L JIple doluxo. 290 mllos. cHEVYocl. s ta rt, reverse, mir- sholl'iim. $ 3 5 0 0 .7 8 8 -3 5 4 8 * S 'MAHA '01 600 Moun- 543-91lin M ax, now , 0 milos. d o d gillconsidortradelorATV ven‘\• travel trir. Incl. covor, or hns >800. Coll 733-3576.BMAHA '0 1 M oun ta in p e ^a x 7 0 0 . L ow m ilo s , &innn elms, $6500.734-4461*
YOUR CHOICE-------la ris '8 6 S S 440 or ■ ctic C o t EI TIgro 6000 ^28. Low mllos,
• YOUR CHOICE CD plo P o la ris ’96 Ultras 600
. ..• $2658,W SklD oo 700,54588 FO R D;lt 182 ol 1-84.825-9876 w /3511
8-6pm. M on,-Sol. a t r a rMake u s an offor. flatbed
EXTREME MOTOR Looks 1SP O R T S a RV $3,250
p y i i i j g i i M - s$2100/
)O N T PAWN YOUR estk k"; JN Si I pay top dollar lor luonty u so d guns. Any stylo. Any brand. Calf , ‘."T', ^ 137-6203 o r 539-1534. Q M C ’8;
nter dk
^O S Y ’74 24 It. Sell- G M C *Sm t. E l e c t , p r o p o n e Extendfrig . P r o p a n e h o a t a blue, A)vo, e lec t. AC, $3500. Cali 32jasocoD208-ee6-9817B J s u z iT- • ' c o n d .
REMEMBERiWrthdoyodyoujjIocod IT" fl time ogo In 77w Tines- ^ 1 0 0 8 ^ »97 Now l9 tho timo lo loplrt'upyourplctufoa. .bytheCuolomor
^ T B E D ' i e t L UKe^ew. $1400/offer ,:•.?■
C a ll6 7 g -7 6 6 0 «F l a t b e d t r a i l e r 25 fL‘G o o se n e c k , B e av e rta ll , 20K c a p a c i t y . < 6 6 0 0 . P i n e a l 2 ^ 7 3 4 - 5 7 2 f
snowmobile, enclo sed .'V -nose. $4500.
731-5092 o r 734-S092* JT lL rry t r a i l e r Heavy d u ty . 5 x 8 t a n d e m a x le w/3' sides $700.734-37281
SthsnovSwW to^W re.^^l-8x12fLT lll d e c k .:- ':1- S x ia it C aI1733^»89B ,
lODQE '8 6 Omni,, parting o 'u i. E n g in e , $ 5 0 0 .0 0 , Brand new tires. $200.00. P lease c aa 2 6 S ^ S & -2 5 8 f
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tE c fm c y fo H K = — PLATFORM S c is s o r lift >0’ with tilt trallo r..S 4200 .- :a ll 733-6310. aUiPMENT FO R SALE ’u p t r a i l e r s ( 3 ) 2 8 f l . > 3 0 0 0 e a . - T r a l l e r , - — ' a r m 'b o d ’ 8 4 , 4 2 f t . >10 .000 . T r a i le r , Form- ) o d '9 6 . 4 2 f t . w /2 f t . i x to n s io n s . $ 2 0 ,0 0 0 . rra ilers . S tar '9 6 , se ll un- o a d ln g ,4 4 f t . $ 1 9 ,0 0 0 . rralter, 1991 llolbod,45ftifiSflft. pup .$a500 .C hevy____68 2 T . tru ck , now 366 mg. S2000 . C h e v y '69 ,!T. truck. 427 ong . 6 spd.> 4 s p d . a u x i l i a r y f e r iarts,S600. K en w o rth 7 6 V900, now 350 Cum mins //h a y tra in , 4 2 f l. a lum , pread ax lo a 2 8 ft. pup. 118,500. K e n w o r th '84 V 9 0 0 , 4 2 5 C a t . N ow op s . $17 ,000 . C a s e '82 V14 L oader w /hay f$rks ■ buckot,-S16,000. ,. C o l l7 3 3 -1 3 3 7 o rse e a l - - 1988 Eidridge A y e .*
IRK U FT ClarK 4000 lbs ll, good sh o p o , $3500.Wl 734-7728,731-2973*V *86 T -600 ,60 - sloopor,0 0 C u m m in s B C 4.. 13 p d . 390 ra tio , a ir ride, fOt kit, now tiros, $13,000. 3-5446 or 308-S446.B )ADERS U sed . .
BACKHOES Usod.1 $ ranges. 539-S839.B
torage Containers O '& 4 0 'available. Delivered to your home, busin ess
orlonstnictlon site
A P E X : C O N TA IN ER
INC0 8 -7 3 3 -1 0 2 2 .B .
EVY 7 9 1 ton , cam per lOlL'now liras a engine, j n o w oll. S 3 2 5 0 . CalI I3-919IWD G E '7 9 14 f t . Stop an .'R u n s g o o d . $1150 bost ollor. 7 3 4 -1 6 3 5 *
D G E '91 R am ISO, AT, s, PB, AC, g ood cond,0 0 0 .206-543-e662.B =}D 7 6 Courior, rolioble insporiotion. goo d work ick, S650 .733-9120 .B 3D 7 8 R ongor F-150,5 playor. PS , oxc^«o(id. w mis.,-restored recw t- m usl soel 423-48e7Ji R D '8 0 F 3 5 0 . A*UtO.351 ongino. N ew brakes t r a n s m i s s i o n . '1 2 It. tbed'w /4 It: sideboards, e k s nice, reody to wrorki ,250 .735-1699 e v e s * f)D '8 6 F - 1 5 0 , Vt ton m porspedal w/comper, o o p s 4 , r u n s g o o d , ' 100/oIlor, 825-S072.B
'9 0 R a n g o r , 156K los. 2 ,3 liter. M any ox- 8, $ 3 0 0 0 .8 8 6 -9 8 1 7 *C ’83 -A ll o r pa rts . 6.2 ir diosol S ierra Classic,6K g o o d c o n d i t io n ,SOO, p a rts nego tiab le. I i '3 2 4 ^ n 6 6 .* ' : ^—C '9 1 a t o n D ie s e l , londod c ab . sh o rt box,10, AC a a u to . $5000.II324-7148* : *^ ’00 H om bre, good • n d . L o w m i l e a g e .,0 0 0 .1 s t F ed e ra l Sav- is Bank, 7 3 6 -4 4 2 7 *
IL Ijox q iom ond piate 's sb 0d b e x .s m . trucks, >novrtS150.734-6834B
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- . C H E v V T T T s u b u T b a n-------.4X 4..}i,ton.:rebuH L 350
strong lunner, $895/' ■IlM.ptfor. C a l l2 0 S ^ - 5 3 a S J
1 -82 a Ton. Rune1. _ ^ J ln o p d 8 tra n sm iss io n w o rh ,I .4> - ^ 8 t o f i ^ h l - 9 4 7 4 B .
‘ . . - '3 2 7 V-8.4 spd . $ 2 ^ ., *••• - • C a ll732-6056» .. '-v :.I3h e v y '07 Blazer, full sizo f»i- ‘‘ 4W D ,'rebuilt V8 e n o ln d J fP i hMOK miles, flood Ures,
C h e v y 's e Suburban Sll- ^ “‘•wbrado 4x4 front & ro a r
3rd soat, exc. <3>nd., g ;-rjSSOO/oflor. 324-7738.B-{ iS n iiY JL Z B D .S h o tL h o x ^^ a i o p slde . H Ton. Lifted,
33x12 .5 tire s . 3 5 0 en fl. ' • A T . t i n t e d w in d o w s .
. 'S 6 5 0 0 /o ffo r . 9 6 1 -2 0 3 4 »cr*< days o r 934-9355 ov o a .« i^ W iE V Y '01 Silvorado, 4X4. C ^ x t . cab . S6 .800 . H om o e f::* ^ 2 9 0 7 /W o tk 733^)B74« f S S i t V Y ’93 B l a z o r UT
Tatioo, 4 dr..loathor se a ts .> L o a d e d ! G ro a t c o n d .
.S6500. 733-5767 ev o s. &! iMtds o r 734-1333 days.M ! . UHEVY ’97 B lazer, 4 d r.I AT. loathor, CD. tow pkg.I L uggage rack , su n ro o f.I • only 46K mllos w/oxtond- I od w arran ty . O w n o d &I -d riv en by l la d y . E x c .
cond. S14,500,78S<J9.11B "un tV Y -01 silvorado HD
1500 crow cab, 4x4. lood- ojJ. canopy , oxc. c o n d ..
o XOK ml.. $26.0C?0/offor or ^ p a rt trado for ‘95 to '9 7
. !' P loa3o,call20a-326-45ia.«DODGE 7 7 Short box-------
•-.W Ton. 360 ong, AT. palm- o d . lif te d . N lco ti r o s &
/.w tioela. T inted.w indow s- , , , • Must sool S4000/of(or.- r - . ■■ Coll 961-2034 days. . : i? ..9 3 4 -9 3 5 5 o v en ln g s ,B •p ijoO G E ’88 R a idor.Sspd .'
AC, winch, S3495/offor. .324-1186 / 733-1823 BobB
^..':pODGE '90 Cummins. 33K — •^ T y ^ j^ rT B n g rv o fy c iQ a n r
,^ , ^ d 0 G E '90 Dlosol, undor v r - 137K to ta lm ilos.A C .PS ,!?. .-B spd ,, hoavy duty hltcti
■'rocoivor. Roai good cond. . - . .K I T CAMPER 7 3 lO lt.,
’ g o o d c o n d . , s t o r e d : >• Indoors. Bolh 5 9 5 0 0 o r '
‘•l-Cal! 536-2772.420-1017* ^ •b o D G E -97 4x4 2500 oxt! eJ! '« ib . Cummins, 86K mllos. •(".^long bod . 5 sp o o d . tow . r - ' p k g . , n o w t i r o s , o x c . -.,.;wghapo. Coll &1S-2629JII C’ I DODGE '0 0 Dtoeol 2500 - ,o .v . : quod cab, long bod,•''■-S spd. Sholl. Uko now. low
r ' '011102. Olfor. 720-2861B FORD 7 9 250 Tall boy ' •convertod lo 4’ soft rido
*-"Hft. 351 m od ified , s td .' * Ifans, New paint, intorlor, •
S tiro s . S6500 . 5 3 9 -4 5 2 0 ► i^ d o y s or 543-6535 070S.B e { I fO R D -85 F-150. vory roll- i
, j r 'a b lo .S 2 4 0 0 . UTIL. TRLR.I 6X12. toolbox, drop ramp,* C .^ 0 0 .7 3 3 -7 1 0 8 . m sg .« g ; ,fO R D '9 1 F-250 XLT Lartot I i , . f lx t . cob, 7.3Utor dlosol. 5 I { " sp d , 5th whool ball & ro- I t '^ 'coivor hitch. AC. cm lso , ?* AM/FM c a s s o l te . 140K I - m is . Exc. cond, S5900 .} ■''733-7423 or 423-9055B -
• ; FO R D -92 R a n g o r ST X . Qiub c a b 4x4 , s u n ro o l.I CD, AC, fully loadod, Exc.* c o n d itio n . S 75 0 0 . C a ll - : 423-4435 or 734-9962B ^ : £ O B D *93 E X P L O R E R •-.-'XLT. loa lhor so a ls , low - .l^ ijiD os, S8500.436-0303B D J j^ O R D '93 Exploror. XLT.
lo a lh o r, now t ir e s ,■.y^oxc. c ond . S7500/offor. _. jri-i>looso call 208-123-9177* F ‘■'■FORD '93 F250 XLT Rog._ c a b , 5 s p d . 125K m is .. _•.‘.•.S7200.Call788-4951.B F1‘‘ F 0 ,R D '9 4 to n . 4 X 4 , ^ -PU ...7 .3 Ford dlosol ong,
■ Eng. transfer cose, front FL ond & b a c k ond Is O K. Iv; Trans, not good. Asking- I
S4995.208-824.5591.B
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■ . ' t i r « 3 .$ 5 5 d 0 :4 2 3 -4 ^ .B - r r r ■FOHO'^W&’M F-ISO 's A "* ■ -96 ;R «d .'165K m is.A T :
-;S 8 9 0 0 .- ’9 4 rB i^ 5 -8 p d .- .155K m lsiS4900.
l i E • ■ .423-5529B - ,J’"® FO R D '96C row C ab.1 torr. OfK,. —s ta n d a r d i r a n a r G o o d L _ cond. $13,500,543-2329*JL FO R D ’96F150XLT---------
, Reg. cab long box. $9500 _ .Cail539-3349.B -' ?inS PORD *97 F150 E x t C ab ,
outo, 4WD< 8 CD, loadod, 52K , oxc. $18 ,250 . C all 7 2 6 -6 5 ^ , K otchum.a
i i i : FORD '99 F150 XLT. 19K - l y r . warranty. CD,loadodl ' $17,900. Call 3 2 4 4 )0 1 ia
•B” FORD '0 0 rod XLT 3 5 0 ,4 ^ mr. 21K.100.000 ml. w ar-
~ ran ty S 3 f0 0 0 :6 7 8 :2 7 7 9 B n g ! ' FORD .’01 XLT F350 Pow - tfB. o r Stroke, Crow C ab. ro-' >34 v e rse sonsor, 5th w h ee l I.B p b te .eK mllos, loodod..' ^ 208-467-2319/731-2319 . m o GMC 7 8 , good cond,' a n - '4B g lne noods work, $ 5 0 0 . u f . Call823-4381.B 'Its. GMC *86 1500 Blazor, AC, Id . AT, 350 ongino, all pow -• & e r . n o w t i r o s . $ 4 0 0 0 . >.B 543/5446 or 308-5446.B dr- GMC '9 2 Yukon 2 doo r ><g. V-8 AT, AC. d e a n
“ i s u z u '91 TrVopor. A C .It- CD . silver, tinted. N ico .& . $3950.324-2371. OVOS.B
'J E E P ’98 W rnng lo rS pon - 4 .0 - 6 c y l., 24K m llo s .4 - lilt. 35x12.5 olfsot tiros
_ & whoois. full sizo sp a ro , dT pushbar, hard & soil top .
E x to n d o d w a r r a n t y .B $17.500, Coll 736-0656 B K JE E P *99 Grand Chorokoo i r 4x47fuily ioado3.1ow m lsT
No money down lako ovor Tr loaso. 208-726-2939B >• MITSUBISHI '92 Montoro n R uns won. Straight body.J- Moving m ust Boll. 160K •; m is . Pow or ovory th ing .
' FORD 'i^W T E xped illo ii, 't ' g ra /In te rfo r and exterior,I g r e a . t c o n d i t io n , 93K ; miles; $13,000/oftor. Call J 420-30P5 or 733 .3085 .*
cond. 50K mis. Garaged. Now tires. Beautiful gold m w/bra. S7000/otfor.'Call 324-3087. Iv. m sg .*
HONDA '9 0 Accord LX4 door, m n s groat. $2500.Call 886-9834 aftor 5pm * ‘
HONDA'9 2 Accord LX 4 dr NCharcoal. AT. AC, PS. 76K 'mis. R uns groal. $4,950. >
H onda *90 Accord EX =Alloy w h o o is . Sun roof. f7Loadodi AT. 103K mis. , ,
.-S4400.-gBO -2322-tilr.* - ;
I HONDA •92 Pmlodo. !I Looks and m ns groat, <I many extras. S750(Vorror. •=I Can734-7119B °
HONDA ’93 Accord SE, -door sodan , loathor Intorl- _or. sunroof, woll maintain-' P (o d . S 7 7 0 0 /o f f o r . C a ll fl(208)404-709g(colI)* r
HONDA'9 7 AccordLX47K _ imi., 2 d r., now tiros, oxc. S /condS12.500.736-2028* c
HONDA' 9 2 Accord U<, _ f5 sp d , oxc. cond. g rea t | ~ g a s m i l a g e .P W / P L , AMrt=M& cassette. $5500. r Call 578-2232 ovos,* ^
■JEEP '99 Cherokoo,Powor w indow s, pow or locks.Exc. w n d . S14.000;ollar. _ 532-422J o r 431-3U03.B '
UNCOLN '9 3 Continental - g 9 K-m l 8 . LUX 'iTr^a 'ng: ’• oconom y. Cloan. $5900.
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b a d tran sm ission . S500. ' 4 2 3 ^ 9 9 3 or 420-1546.
.M E R C .« R .Y JA 7 _ Q rfln d M a rq u i s L S . L o a d o d i ,Extra Sharp. 423 -5614* ^
