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'Hie inform rmation bureau also reporto irted the deaths of wldespre iread riots and Invasions of if white wl districts. II carseven addltlc Ilional blacks Sunday. II ; It said four were rled the ic report under the headline, ne, ’'South Africa Must moderates killed kii by militants and Ihrc hree were shot by Bum,” ^ , . .• riot police. iomlnantly liberal white At doa ozcns of churches In predoml V SOUTH O t The deaths hs brought to 22 the number 3er killed since the areas, churchgoers cl Sunday broughi ught thousands of bou1 0 years ^ AFRICA stale of cmcrj lergcncy began Thursday, Including Inci the bomb quels)fofflowers to be taken to blaci ilack townships Monday victims. None snetheless, officials claimed t Jd thal incidents of as a mar: ark of solidarity and respect, __________ violence have ve dropped under the slate of emergency. e At Els east of Cape lisle’s River, a mlxed-racec township lo’ The bureau lau insisted Monday wouldd be b a normal day Town, police p< arrested more lhan1 200 20( people al a church of news, and It urj urged citizens to contact pai larty officials despite plans ns by blacks lo stay away from fro jobs and hold scrvlcc,: rimes newspaper said. 2, a journalist on the Cope Time , services lo) commemorate c to report incidents, its. the July IG IG, 1976, start of The journalist, jo Mndltlon of anonymity, speaking on cond The government enl denounced as "terror ol of the worst riots in Sowet A-eto, the huge black lownahif ^ i p outside Johansaid Uie he scrvicc for the paper le reporter who covered the s kind” a SMurday y nnight car-bombing in the In Indian Ocean nesbiirg. also wa! ms detained. The journalist lisl said the detentions port city of Durbai white women But policee S *an. The blast killed two wl Sunday were ready for aQconfrontation. a Se- ap^are< Tgcncy regulations, red connected with the emergci curity forces and an Indian wom: oman and Injured 69 people..LeonMcllet, I es blockcd the main hlghwa iways inlo Soweto, Troops r'ard In Evaton, a black Ips leaped Into a church yard lalion, said IS turning back v chief of the governi emment Bureau for Informal ;k white reporters and phologri jgraphers. district irg, where Tutu was t south of Johannesburg, y. Hc blamed Rapport, an ai Afrikaans-language Sun of the injured rema •mained hospitalized Sunday, Sunday newspaper prenchln ling at an outdoor Mass. rlcan National Congress, the »e main black and govemm the outlawed Afric; imcnt supporter, said blacki cl Peace Prize, Ignored icks planned m ass Tutu, I, winner ' of the 1984 Nobel P tion. marches onn ^government headquarters guerrilla group figh ighllng lo end white domlnatic ilm. rs in Pretoria and the soldi Idlers as they encircled him ^ o4 SowBto:
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ByPAULRECER The Associated Press SPACE CENTER.[.Houston P — On the third floor of N/ NASA’s mission control, astronautss spend hours every day In spacee sshultle cockpit simulators "nylng”’ In into orbit, while engineers monitor thi the progress of ^ the make-believe mis missions as they wouldonareainight. .The astronauLs and md several hundred flight controllen lers are keeping ; their skills sharp In n aan act of faith that a reorganlzi nized National Aeronautics and Spac pace Adminlstra' tlon will recover from sm the trauma of 't h e explosion of )f the shuttle Challenger and the: dc deaths of seven .crew members. The presidential coi commission that investigated the Jan, Ian. 28 accident It fi for recovery in provldM a blueprint -a report Issued last Mor VIonday. And President Reae eagan on Friday gave NASA admlnis nistrator Jam es Fletcher and NASA SA 30 days -to -determine how and1 when the com•mission’s recommend; indatldns will be Tlrmlemcntcd. ■ The job will touch ch almost every element of the far far-flung NASA establishment. Andd 'the'organlzationai and budgetary ■ ry considerations are almost as intrl ntricate as the engineering demands. Is. - NASA’s top priority •ity Is to correct the faulty joint in a solid sol fuel booster rocket lhat the comm nmlsslon blamed ccldent. for the Challenger acci( A new team of •engineers er from NASA, the Nalional1 R Research CounMint the. week at cil and Industry speni the Marshall Space Flight Fl Cenler in •Alabama studying dos dozens of rocket redesign proposals. A major and costly ,Uy dcclslon M NASA must make Is how to prove the safety of the redes designed rockets. The old design wass titested In scale model and wllh the lull-scalc ful: rockets Immobilized on a horizc rizontdstond. The commission1 recommended that the new design b ” ^ r r S e " ''S vertical-firings • over, temperatures to “dup S l l c a t e u fe ac! tual launch conflgurat .ration as closely asposslble.” Jam es Wood, a Johnson Ji Space Center engineer, said aid that to meet this recommendation have to fire boosters l ^ -it ^ T a ^ a r e i ! pad at the Kennedy ly ;Space Center, then recover them froi from the AUanllc --------- for^am lnation,-------Fletcher said verti Ertlcal tests are .......not included in- the [h e -$650 million budgeted for recove jT o m the I. IHe declined to • Challenger accident. say how such tests sts would affect ■plans to resume shut JiutUe nights by July 1987, but some le mglnecrs say privately that verllai tical te sts. would ' push the shuttle’s first Irst flight well in•to 1983. . . The commission also al demanded ' that NASA search fo orr,a way to pul a • crew escape systemn into ir the shutUe :ledgod that s u ^ ' although It acknowled ' a system would not havo saved Challenger's crcw. Engineers Er say a ■crew escape systemn w would involve a • maior redesign of the shutlle ^ l o r astronauts, cockpit .and some senl such as R(Aiiert CrlDoen. C don’t S ooPageA l • SeeSHUTTLEa
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iAS By CLIFF HAAS e d P rc ss The AssociatedF ION — Like a cool drink WASHINGTO> on a hol day, ay, the sweeping taxoverhaul Iegisl •glslatlon headed for ' ‘ Senate approval jval this week has been j - irrcsistlble.i Veteran Icgis egislalors can hardly recall when such sui a complex, far:asure has gone thro u g reaching measui the Senate will) vIUj such rdatlvo ease, But the scope)C(of the measure has j proved to be Itstsslstrength. ; lie ltm th is- that low tax ■ “The simple ; are more ap. rates for all taxpayers tax] pealing — and md more deserving — ■ than the restor sloratlon of particular tax deductions )ns for particular tax. payers,” saidd Sen. S( Edward M. KenH f4 : nedy, I>Mass. 5. Possibly ass ca early as Tuesday, the ■ 'M uW Senate will complete con work on the W m f measure thatI would wx slash individual ' • • WKGr. and corporatee lax ta rates while paying 'K Q U for the reductioc :tions by eliminating or I ' ' reducing numer merous deductions and I ’• B r w t r - ,- -exemptions. Senale Se: leaders have routlndy been :n predicting pi the vote on final passage:will will be 100-0 . 1 i W ' F « k ^ 9, combination of tactics A potent con a t Pedeneo’s 91^ om a SoUttuty D’s'hoiM Id Twin tbeJ right i ty^ 8 .- lte ;W a k n g 'w ittfi SaUfiiur^ft & stre and occurrences ices have come togelher water directed b i yals, ^ tl r i m }Msoa ' bcoUtef,. Morjttliv found p& y answ ertoBMday’sb »d cool wator w o ta^ er 6 ooo:; ; ■ ’■ to produce that ai at anticipated result, " --------------‘ First, the legislation leg is offering ■b m m m ' ‘"I lower rates. The bill would luld compress more than a dozen exisll xisllng individual tax ^ brackets to two :wo — 15 percent and 27 W percent. The: lop lof rate is now 50 perM cent although h fe few taxpayers actuallypay lhal rate, ile. nvciicAN rate would be led a cool , >“P “orporate rpt ;ANNEM. SCHAFER The cancellation marke< Ing and smiling as he1 > entered the Last Novc Dvember, ot their firstI n 4G lowered from 4f pcrcent lo 33 persoclatodP rcss White House, but givingg ino details of get-acquainte cj nted summit In Geneva,, cperiod In U.S.-Soviet exchanges, nunciatfons cen^- „ , ^ nd Gorbachev agreed to) riheightened by Soviel denu his recent missive, Reagan and WASHII Pnckwood, R-<)rc„ the HINGTON President ill White • House dept year in Washington and] cof the air raids Reagan hac lad ordered ^ uty press meet this yc lLH:t of the package and Col. architLH:t \ has sent " a friendly letter” r” secretary Albert Braj le liIn relallallon for Libyan leader •ashear said again next year ye: in Moscow. Senate Finance )porl of in- chairman ofI the ll ctf leader Mikhail Gorbachev ev Reagan did nol mean toDiimply by the U.S. officia cials let it be known lhat a1 ?Moammar Gadhafi’s suppc Committee, has said, “Tlie ab;»lute lg for renewed high-level temallonal terrorism. ^el comment thal he hadd received a June mectln ting had been suggested1 t' K S '" ?a White House official said lids this bill togelher is Reagan’s letter also com mes as the lev. Brashear and the Sovle vlels had countered with a1 lid response from Gorbache 3viet Union therates.” said he did not know iiff .a reply had proposal for a fall get-together,, IUnlteci States and the Sov: H, ^Qiafee, R-R.l.. a Fl;an, reluming from a weekend be settling into in a patnd been received, which wass rejecled r by the United1 appeared,to t nitlee member agreed aUons over "^"ce Commiili Catoclin Mountains at the he Brashear said the le letter, wliich States as falling fa toQ close to the2 tlem of mutual recriminat nrociHonn engine of-thc-------------eglc Arms- s a y i n g . cd driving i _odhcreiicc_tO-..the. Strateg filial retreat at Camp David, id, comes at a time of confu ifusing signals Novembercl( c electio n s ._________:__ ._ ^ bill is the low rat« rates,” to-give- details, ot his Ils In the U.S.-Soviets relali tid Shevardnadze had been1 LimitatlonTreaty. 1 ilionsnip. w a s " 'Shullz and Sefused" ates have allracled tlie ounced the The low rates al to Gorbachev that lat conciliatory in lone. ‘“ It was 0 scheduled to tc meet In Washington1 The Soviets had denou many business and Inon May 27 support of man iry of State George Shultz announcement oi Itz friendly letter,” he said. May 14-16 to draw up an agenda forr Reagan's I :rs who have said tliey )und by lhe dustiy leaders ' Viet Foreign Minister Eduard Td B rashear said he did1nnol know ex- the next U.S. I.S.-Sovlel summit s ^ i o n L , tthat he was no longer boui to give up some tax •eaty i an ^ to ■dnadze meet tn the near a r actly when the letter w, ivlels - angered over thee 1limlls of the SALT U trei was sent. He bul the Sovit chango for the lower tax measure." breaks in exchat said he did not think that lat It specified U.S. bombinj »ing of their ally Libya ontl ‘‘•exceptionally dangerous m . E - ,'jusl , correspond, — private »w declared . , lie a time for Shultz and Sii Shevardnadze April 15 —- refused n to go ahead withh In a stem tone, Moscow "The mirack •acle of this Finance jondence,” Reagan said, wavIVto meet. 'th e session. 1 . • See REAGAN on Pai ™ ®SeA2 Committee bill is lhat the investmenl communilj inily Is willing to accept . a higher lax rate rate for capllal galas in jo u s e J e a d e r s luwer-tux-rate-on canted---------- --ill^ _ C Q m p li - S A L T - H t r e c■O L y - ------retumfor-a-luwc , Income,” Kenne< nnedysald. ByLAWF Ille House, Packw'ood also al; used the lower iVRENCEL. KNUTSON five-year policy of comi mpiying with testing of ballistic bal m issiles and the• oolallons died by the WhlL ThcAssot iserved the rates to hdpp fend f« off attempts to ■soclated P ress in of the SALT II limits as\ Ilong as the construction ( a phased array radar• tlthey have scrupulously obs( destroying restore the deductibility de of conarsk. ccore of the SALT treaty, d« Soviet Union did the same fie. alKrasnpyan WASHI mdivldual Retirement weapons launcher 2TS In line tributlons to. mi HINGTON ~ The Democratar is located deep inside5 Rudear n at- But on May 27, the he president, TTie radar icKsintixil popular lax break for the agreeAccounts, a poi 1 with the ceilings set by U : rolled House Is likely to urge ■ge citing Soviel violationss of some of the Soviet Union Ur and administration v president individuals, ent Reagan this week to the terms of the treaty, .y, announced officials cont ontend It is intended asi nmenl. reverse igan’s decl“ You can argue argi lhat the besl way c course and conlinue • to his administration woul( antl-ballisUc: They also note that Reag: uid no longer part of a naUonwide n adhere! to t the limits set by the ;e retirement savings) Is n L NATO (to encourage ;fense system, somethingI slon s was opposed by all off the iie be bound by SALT II. missile defer pie wilh more money In to leave people !ied SALT II agreement on nuihibited by the ABM trea-- allies. a unratlfiec Jnited States that is prohil lu- Reagan said the Un lower lax clear wea I Againsl the backgroundI of o the Im- their jeans”” through •^pons. IALT U limits ty. lU^eJy will exceed the SA; a vote .•oodsaid. lergency in rales, Packwood »te is set for Wednesday on1 a a t the end of the year wh when tbe 13lstCritics ofof the president’s move3 pposlllon of a state of emei in, the legislation has resoluUor nd a rising In addition, Jon that puts the House on B-52 bomber is convert* rted to carry conlerel it will w could trigger a new^ SS ^ th Africa last week and record tas stating Uiat canUnued :rcd on the Senate floor »untry, the been considered led air-launched cruise mlssil siles. ^............and costly nr nuclear arm s race andj vwave of videncc tn that coi comollan that make it difficult to lancc -With the terms of- the of (StainingJ IHouse votes Tuesday on llie g a ti o n under rules that ihe H ie p ^ d e n t said the le Soviets had threaten chances d lenclmenl lhat does not u „raun« nctlons im- offer an amend rn of noi>- agreement; on ot deep reductions in nu-r tithal would give U.S. sane [led treaty fs In the national tial displayed “a patlem securltv or an interest the force of affect those! rates rc ly interests of the United pons at the on-going arm s pposed earlier by Reagan thi Led compliance” with ^ tbe 3C SALT U clear weapor anolher simatorl states itor is trying to protect, agreement, citing the de b i n Geneva. h[aw. deploynkot of controltalksl in Anri ferlng an amendment lo Jield Act of Anyone offerli pril, 220 House members wrote ritics said that v M e the0 Tbe bill, tbe Anti-ApartlK Dte an unallowed missile le the ll x s e critl Reagan restore a tax I ax break musl also In- • □ iurging him not to scrap bis coding of telemetry dining tbe Soviets may oy have committed tbe vi-I* • SeeSALTooPajtei) rA^p S o n P a a e A 2 iMwr,. ______1 _ S « T
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4a. xpressing their poUUcal beliefs HERFORD, N J . (AP) expr EAST RUTHE ir orgaof Hope” tour “C — A sell-out acrowd p a ^ e d Giants “C^insplracy alse Uie lizers said Uiey h o p ^ to rals Stadium S i^ alay y for the final conccrt nizci Bhip by Tganlzation’s U.S. membcrah J.S. tour aim ed a t rais- orga In a sbc-clty U.S 5.000 for the 25.C C people from . Uie cctu rre n t lng.funds and1 coa<^Jou«;rKSs c 50.000. nnesty IntemaUonal, a 150.C efiorts of Amm Theyalso-asked p ^ e atL all i sbc )motes human rights. Tt group that promi oncerts to sign post cardsi urging i »0 people. Including conc About 55,000 he governments of Vic .baUilng suits who toss- the tccn-agers‘in.ba Juatemala, SouUi Africa. South ind beach balls In the Gua ed frlsbeeS.and [Jnlonto Corea, Syria and the Soviet Ur at,-lurried out for per- Kon altemoon heat, •ach release a certain - political po »y musicians such as eacl formanccs by irisoncr, Yoko Ono and pris< Sling, Joan Baei, B: n a n fo r Mary Daly, a spokeswomi M Miles Davls. said Amnesty Intemqtional-USA, was no frivolity In the Ami But there wa rin g th e 2.000 cards werc signed durii lind lhe even^ London- 12,0( message behinc d nesday xinccrt tn AUanta on Wedr i y International, which com based Amnesty 000 peoiJone. She said a'total of 130,0C was founded 25 years ago aiKl won alor lie had attended the concerts. )cl Peace Prize, is the plel the 1977 Nobel performers who donated d< Ol champion of’ Uie 11 more Uian 4.500 OUicr ion Uiat heir time for the maraUioi Is have been jailed for thei people It feels J
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Is being credited as -s': A s Committee also is I: approved the bill. b eUilng would mean tak- unanimously una ruck the vessel’s righl side' £and blew winning someth jjjl anolher missile'stnic lying support in tiie ' he tabic, a factor tn rallying lg away from someone the thc legislators sat around the lng something :Uiing to Senate. gave up someU aslng those rates, which “Everybody “E' »roblems,” else or Increasli dead ship and has boiler prc ^“The vessel Is a1de lalor, who asked not , One senior scnalo getthe WASHINGTON (AP)) -— T he S u p rem e Court, in Ij 0 get bill we have." have becon>e all bul sacrosanct. x)rt, monitored In Bahrain. said the Lloyds report -Okla., a to b e quoted by name, nan said Uie panel Sen, David L. Boren, D-O decision due out Monday, lay , h a s ru le d th a t a key ■provipn d major tax Bills had Chafee said : r, caUs it is balanced andd ddocs not Includc Finance Committee member. slon of the deflclt-reduct lucUon law p asse d b y Congi xn “Uic. ultimate Uie" "one boat plan" Inn vAilch m em bers of “Uie d e a th always been he screaming right • • last year is unconstltutloi itional, ABC N ew s reportedd Sun£ trees" with senators everyone is portrayed as bein{ ing lI e f t. . . It’s not a , ing in Uie and the scrcaming day. Calif. ( A P ) - A m a n fell to0 Ihis death O ' r i s t ^ Ire LONG BEACH, Ca ,0 iadom Uiem wlUi pet :n." ne concert scrambling to , 'Die network said the same boat and one interest Is is n o tb e - bunch of wild men." le cco u rt. In a 7*2 decision, ho^ds h( from the bleachers :rs ■ during an Ozzy Osbourne lal might not otherwise Ingplaycd oil against anoUier. up \was ope^ lo pro- , :r. Thus. Uie group that the landmark leglsl jlslatlo n p a sse d b y Congresj css lo and three others wei were hospitalized, two in ser tlie rest of age also ducing a radicalI bill-and bil Supporters of Uie packag help balance thc federal I a l budget v io lates th e separai S iratlon djtion, afler the hea' leavy-metal rocker perform© ned "Jum p’ P ^ ' idUiclegjslaUon.tho Senale trusted Ui ha\ been able to defuse potenUal p< of Mwers doctrine. , ' •I’hls time., It II has been different have isald. forLlfe,"ofIlclalssal adlcal nature of Uie ‘ ' floor b y Indeed, the radlc Uie requirement that problems prc on the Senate fl' llie ruling apparently ly iupholds th e F eb . 7 ruling < a lined in the' ‘ because of tli lg of Ten people were ■e ti treated for Injuries sustain lions Uiat bill Is anoUicr of of IUie-Uiings-being, a way to pay •backing Bai non-binding resolulio sd eral co u rt th a t th e so It ithat ever>’onc is giv- deduction {je< of sales taxes — said. rt. the argument Injured attended the concert appeared all those2 In; here," Boren said. tax prefer- gresslonal gn negotiators who will wl d r ^ l going to go anywhcn Supreme Court spokesi cesm en could nol b c reachet to led at the lng up somec cherished ( John Loflus, 22, of Newbury Park, dle< ti commcnt on the r ^ r irt, t , a n d te lm h o n e ca lls to) their hospital from a bro during .the J broken neck after falling dt ed Sunday. T h e c o u rt’s declsl homes went unanswered; :lsions concert, saidpoliccl. Bart Day. it IIn ad v a n c e of th e ir offi are rarely leaked out le s o f e I e c tr o c u ti( G irl, release. ar-old girl ' Texas (AP) — A 15-year BIG SPRING, Tc Mntributions to Indideduction for conti , • ConUnued from Page A A:l larty early .* • Continue lued from PageA i htub ac a prank during a pa e r thrown Into a bathtu cnt Accounts and Uie „ • vidual ReUrcment Ight fe llin 'jocuted when an electric flgl Sunday was electroc escape system is prac- 1986, ISS was approved by Uie state and local taxcs believe an esc f deducUbllity of stat oritlessald. (AP) — H elicopter gunsh ishlps, lo the water, authorit MANAMA, BahrainI U Foreign Affairs ConTmitte< tee la st _ tax b reaks Uiat Foi lat vwould be ended by . • KS death o f ; tical. a Greek-owned ta r Peace CSilna Long ruled the tanker Justice of the Pea ■believed to be Iranian,1, disabled dl •, But a grouj oup of Johnson Space week, wei 25-13. bul are surely, lo be o ■ Uie Senale bill bul jwlander an accident. linear CariaWlchelle Bowh m issiles In th e P e rs ia n Gulf r •: by strlkng it wllh two mis ncers are studying op...F Rep. William II. Gray, I during negotiaUons...,,! rty a t M ias' Center englnc< ’ hoUy contested du rine salv ag e executives s a idd JSun> Dubai, giSf-ba.sed marine Between 10 and120 20 people attended the part: of the legislation, ■e to give a final report auUior aut tlons and are.i « b l l l . .......................... late Saturday night, S v c d l onacompromlscbll Bowlander’shom,e ela ;• day. Reagan’s sanctions have pro RC: hipping Intelligence U nit said er apparently was thrownn Into the onJune27. lid the Miss Bowlander m London, Uoyds Ship] cffi - -------------when NASA-alsoI was w, ordered to improve- effective.-• she had escaped getting wet v Jd no bathtub bccause sh tu rd ay nig h t and caused attack occurred Satun 10 iarden hose the shutUcs’’ bbrakes, tiros and nose , '"‘History shows Uiat Uio 38,000-ton R o ria n a w as hit In tn the grayed each other with a gai several people spra; . casualties. It said the 38, Iges only lg syslems. Afi Africa regime makes changi wheel steering! le. but in the front yard, the Judge said. ilsslle th at did not explode, • enalne room bv a miss: icer Robert Bobola said when wh its economic Interests arc a t JSC «iglneei id of givthat ,a new braking stake," sta Gray said. "Instead last week tii and comfort to Uic P F reto ria -------------- 1- system, almosi lost four limes as strong ing-ald inj xtcnd o u r M M n M M M j ised before, already has regime, rc( Uiey allow us to ext( as the one use :ted. A new nose wheel hand ha to black leaders who still st hope been perfectec a n com e stem has already been th! Uiat meaningful change cai .......... steering systc: ater vio7«>0*t : le shuUle flight and had ab aboul without even greati tested on one : id on lei ^ been Installed ( Qiallengcr. Studies lence.’’ The bill .would bar al! new nc U.S. " " | • continue on the the tires, he said. TwinFalls, Buriey, R i^ei a, b a r all > was ortered to conduct bank ba loans to SouUi Africa, Goodlngt eu N A SA al^w I F o r a c a tl (o r B p jn . E Highs Aild Sunny and warmer today. tod |J V. iTi thorough h; hazard analysis of Uie nc new U.S. investment In Uie1 country, c -p . u r o r 403 lo mid V^ 80s. Tonight (oir. Lows3 up sjfety-crlticali al parts of thc shutUe. ba ban the provision of techno md jwarm, Highs 50s. Tuesday sunny and the NASA So Soulh Africa’s energy induslr Rlciiard ■’rruiy, i , upper 803 lo lov.'criJoa. administrator of space thc tb U.S. offices of SouUi1 A frican associate adr Spociol y aand the Lower 7 < L / ‘Camas Prairie, Hailey its in Uie red a detailed rcevalua- banks, ba p r flight, ordered deny landing rights WoodRiverVaUey: of th o r rlcan Air, of more than 900 shuttle Ui United Slates lo South Afric Highs up] no ' Sunny and wanner lodoy. loC is f l .. W ookl 1 parts considerc lered vittil to ils safety, wi ways and bar Uie Import of c SouUi Lows mid lo UK«r U ft - ''p e r703. Tonight fair. Low L The review, unny. Highs upper \ l \ w, said one engineer who ai African uranium, .steel, and cool. « . ‘403. Tuesday mosUy sunn; leanwhlle, w iij' \ asked not to0 tbe named, "could find - .,7t)stotower80s. Debate in the Senate, me; : ['NorthemUUihandNcvad vada: some show sU stoppers,” or previously cc conllnues to be dominated . Utah - Fair nIghU9 and ai sunny days Uiat will have tax to overhaul bill. unsuspected1 hazards h rpl 1becoming part^ W A L L P . through Tuesday cxcepl K.‘tcd before the shuttles to be correcti ^ n alo rs is moving toward rw thunderstorms Q |j >ly cloudy wilh a (cw fly again. Iming ap^ n AC expccled to l>e overwhelm C) allemoon. Lows ....J n ‘ Soulheasl Tuesday all ' ▼ » A change almost ah as complex as Uic proval pi of thc tax measure,:, possibly SIngIs IS In tonight 55 to 65. Highs li lhe 90S north hardware redi e d e s i ^ Is a reshuffling as a; early as Tuesday. n \ ^ Roll esoulh. T *miparatures p« ;r and mid 90s lo 105 in Uw sc e m assive of NASA’s org organizaUon chart. Many Passage would send Uie Tuesday. Nevada - Fair Ihrough Ihrc 1 0 0 com m ittee E x p trt InsInstallation 'ho held prominent jobs p, , of those who Lows tonight nnd _____ r Quite warm days. Low package to a confercnce co prior to the; C Challenger accidenl are wilh ^ its 205 E astland D ^ Tuesday night mid 40ss lo mid 503. Highs Uie House, which passed pa idDr.,Tw1nFoUl ' / • FRONTS: rear. (Acrosi fromniheSowlodromo) lhe bolhdaysmldaOstomldS now gone, nreassigned, retired or version,of .11=05. v the bill late last yc: - • Syoopds; \nd the commission in re p la c^ . Am ave to d e a l 734*9 The committee would havi 4 -M 9 6 , ., u-est is under the ; n “n K Pacllic Northv.-es « i Qf >. _ sisted that the tl astronauts have a wlUi aining th e sucli issues as retail S tatonar Rain Flufries Snow/ Occk>ded sterly (low alod. 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Rogulor e s s p ai rr ik f u n d s p l a n k i[il i e d xntractors are workyear,” Woodland said. “ I encourage all Midwestei . . Ing under a light ^ t schedule lo start naha COEUR D’ALENE E (AP) (/ — The Idaho Departn farmers to show their supp jpport for wlllle at the Omaf tment of pumping waierr from Great Salt ected an application by Ko concert." Commerce has rejectt xt spring’s mouniain lat would have matched a I mily County for funds that Woodland said S500.000 ICO was given to the Faml fw er^ snowpack begins IS bloating the lake Farm Defense Fund, whic 'hich he dialrs, from Nelson » n ’s contribution towardd a proposed • NorthernI Idaho again, officialssay lay. ■___small-buslnesspark, . Farm, Aid conccrt. , . The state is spending sp< STO million “ TKe' Fanhanale Area rea Council hod received api ipproy^ on the project lo slrengtlien dikes oral Economic Developmer for a S350,000 federa ent Ad- and install the first fir of three mamB u r l e y t o a u d i tt !i l l i c i t w a t e r t a pp!s ■■ ministration grant for the Incubator ccnter," ba; ja ^ -o n rnolh 'pumps tybyFeb. 15, 11W7, to the council’s ability■lo obtain matching state fur unds for move /rom om tho swollen lake jct a theprojecl. BURLEY (A?) - Thee city c of Burley will conduct , Into the desert loth ) the west. ems. Panhandle Area Cou water and sewage system Council Director Gerl Perkin complete audit of Its wi Jns said -. This summer the th lake reached its she will look for ma hj maiching funds from olher following the discovery that th. a number of homes had er state highest rccordcd >d level, 4.2U.6 feet agencies: unauthorized taps to the line lines. ■ - • . ■ ■ above sea level,[, and a lias caused an I r. InThe council also is inegotiating with a private Fewer than 20 such caises se have boen found so far, >te com- esllmaled S175 million m in property nd outside the cily limits,, bbul pany for donation ofif a S50,000 acre of land in Ko volving homes inside and ^oot^ai damage while rising risl 10 feet during le cily tlons County, on which loI bu build the 10 ,000 -square-foott ccenter, the past four years more are expected as the c continues its inspectioi irs. provide the name of the compa Ms. Perkins did not pro' in the next few months. pany, . i , s iate officialss have 1 released the them came about bccausee the U "I would say most of th« following informa malion on how the contractor hooked themI up uf and thought the homeow project:t will v comc together, the homeowner thoug )ught U S U l o o k s ttoo n e x t s h u t t l e f l i i er had advised the cityy and a the contractor had lold th< the city," said Public Utiliti VP - Utah state University LOGAN, Ulah (AP ly space DirectorDonHlli. cn ls Ior VVVVM ■ icy are planning cxperimer researchers say Ihey \ “If there’s a mistake and an there are nb charges,J, we flights despite a p ^ l b ly 1 say future spacc shutllee fl end to cruise along and notI sj never get told. People tend ®0'SE (AP) — - The Idaho Public j l e wait bccausc of the U explosion of the '' S anythlng.” hesald. uilm ics Commissi Ission has authorized Oiallcngcr. iter Power Co. to inosohcric "'■’shlnglon Watci ;.ssor In the O n te r for Atmos m Rex Megill, profc.sso P o lic e lo o k fo r e ges for reconnection H? 'h -'-ee and Space Scleiiccs,;, sa says 10 USU students arc working w :rvice. Jbmlllc3 olralural gas serv Canyon County authoritiess are a CALDWELL (AP) - Ca on as many new expt ;xpcriments that will be sub imisslon allowed mrl Pm. COmmi still searching for. the bod. Self-Contained Payloa X)dy of a 3!>-year*old Greenlc nleaf for the university’s Small Sn ler Power to raise its c S a w S Washington Water man jvho disappeared In ti waters of Lake Lowell n the 2ll on gram, more common! innly referred to as the Gc reconnection charf largcs from S16 to $31 Saturday, Spcclal, during companyy \working hours and from$32to$4Galal I all olher times.
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Rep. WASHINGTON (AP) - - U.S. I. 3S jjoined 15 Larry Craig, U-Idaho, has oUier members of Congress css in seeking the removal of unjustlfl jlifled trade barriers by Korea and Taiwan Tal for . U.S. potato exports. n oof a letter The request, in the form ikers, was signed by the lawmake: Eutter, U.S. delivered to Clayton Yeutl rlor to his trade representative, prloi rom the two meetings wilh officials fron' countries. istry is suf“The U.S. potato industr; Jf economic ferlng from a number of t strains,” said Craig,>. ‘‘Trade md Taiwan, liberalization in Korea and where significant market el potential uid provide has txjcn identified, would luch needed the U.S. industry with mud . relief.” According to the letter, T allhough U.S. polaloes have enjoyed irean conpopularity among Korej jm m cnthas sumers, the Korean goverm s. 1Including restricted'm arket access, recently ima 50 perccnt duly and a reo jt o sales to posed quota that cut potato san officials the country in half. Korean :lr decisions reportedly have said their i sibUity that were made on the possibl Ito industry Korea may have a potato Itself in the future. also imposCraig said Taiwan has al£ }rt duty on ed a 37.5 perccnt import American potatoes.
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til his March 30 ‘ Wanted List. Until cscape from lhe slate slat prison near -u Boise he was serving ng a 30-year prison .., sentence for the Jam lanuary 1981 slayings of two Idaho1 Fish Fi and Game ■ v.'ardciis. FBI said tliey had Uial Dallas and a • ’arei Lundy, 36, :alaveras County. ^ Boise native. .,1 r Job in California,--' Last week. U»e FBI alias escaped from " received a report thai companion, Margate Thorson. a Iwunty I.' were seen in Cala' by Sieve Mceach baUs in Uie Guatc itate, was ed frlsbeefi'^ond rlmary for secretary of sUi d to U) raise J3 mUUon 'i nion to He said he hoped nvenUan. but oU«r p ^ pie l e lacking crcdcnUals prlr irea, Syria and the Soviet Unli DemocraUc P arty's conv« t, -turned oul for per- Kore: gnlng for afternoon neat, • U on's.eaorts-ftw n ved to w alch the pro- inI 'West Germany canmaigr ollUcal for Uie organizaUon on to bar Uvj \vere dlowec ,ch release a certain- poll he defen'dttl the decision such as each i Party candidates In1 local formanccs byf musicians re Importiint, rn l^ • /la closed-clrcuit televl- P Patriot at Uie tour, but rnorc I cecdlngs via group from the hall. Isoncr, Baer, Yoko Ono and prlsot Sting, Joan Bai elections. ele( :an for consciousness. Mary Daly, a spokeswomar “TOC beer throwing was wo unforlit- sion. Mai delegates Miles Davis, Most of Uie crowd of 500 di IS carried In its esj- • > lirchild, a LaRouche supN said The concert was c after U>e conMark Falrc nate," Stevenson said afU nnesly Intemallonal-USA, t-as no frivolity In Uie Amnc xiing Uie But Uicre was .iherc performancw 0 won Uie DemocraUc and party workers attend ing Uie llrety on MTV, wher peOTle porter who vention Saturday. “ But: Uiesc th ,000 cards were signed durini nd the even^ London- 12,000 convenlion under tightenedi :s(%urtty message behind sed Wl.Ui .tap ed ;. ^ r 1lieutenant governor, ac- - con iiSday were interspersed ly’re enemies primary for aren’t Democrats, thcy’r mcert in AUanta on Wedne iy Intemullonal, which concc con- based Amnesty : seemed unaware of the bbrief r business flfr > rty leaders of using see WCJ peo- tesUmonlals of 50) show sh ol tho Democratic P arty a rt here to cused part> one. She said a'total of 130,O O was founded 25 years ago and won alone frontaUonoutsldc. D broadcast naUonmed, arrogant ugly, tac- froi ures. It was also bi lU cParty." •'slrong-arme ' undermine tbe Democratic e had attended Uie concerts. il Peace Prize, is Uie plch£ Uie D em -. Uk* 1977 Nobel Stevenson, who resigned U stwood-I. radio, n e t - . . aid he may ask a judge to S Jonated wide on-Uie Westwx exU^mlst Ucs." He sale •nie backers of: Olhcr performers who doi the more than 4,500 Oth governor champion of lh ocratic nomlnaUon for { »n Uiat work. LaRouche, singing Uie th< "BatUe declare the' pparty and It’s clialrman,' ocr eir time for the marathon s have been jailed for .Uiclr ime ticket people It feels h Uian run on Uie san ra t Hymn ot tbe Republic”’ and an carrying state Sen. vVince Demuzio, In con- raUier Idn’t Uilnk ___ with Fairchild, said he dldi lurt. 'vlt ay after a 1ft- tempt of coiirl nags, were turned away Uie decision to ban Uie L •c Democrats.’' shouled Uic ,di In which “We arc minute shouting m atw supporters from -the co: ies. Midwest chairman of sup th beer tossed Sheila Jones, • they were splashed with I would em barrass the party. luche organl7.atlon. "We wo 'crslon of what Uw ' anuaijy a compromise versl burly United U)e LaRoud 3d Ifrom Page Al ence Irom behind a line ot bu • Continued ice tor me sake ol sutistan ,e hhave p a s ^ . -'nie - • • -----------Housc and Senate wei* rates; ......... sal for raising enough lowei dude a proposal of Uie bill I : House passed Its; version ve He tells Uie slory of a private pi tor Uie change to keep He money to pay foi nmittee latelastyear. leetlng of Uie Finance Comr 1 1 from adding to Uie meet ------------ Uie overall bill ly of Uie Financc ; panel The personality i ne nlghl just beforo. the ------------------‘ budget deficit,t. That means thal one nanimously approved the bill. bll As Committee also is bbeing credited as thing would mean tak- unan ruck Uie vessel's right side aod a blew winning someUil: ,-Ing support fn the ' ^ jll another missile'stnicl e table, a factor in rallying 1C Ilegislators sat around the ’ away from someone Uic Ing someUilng a . ^ C ; C o u rt n il hlng lo Senate. Everybody gave up someUit sing those rates, which ‘‘Ev( roblems,” else or Increasln ator, who asked not One senior senator ^^“The vessel Is a dead dcj ship and has boiler proi et Uie bUlwehave,” ill but sacrosanct, getU WASHINGTON (A P)) -— H ie S uprem e Court, iiIn a have bccome all! (Ort, monitored In Bahrain. lame, said the panel 3kla., a to be quoted by nam' said Uie Lloyds report Sen. David L. Boren. DOk lay , h a s ru le d Uiat a key ■provlpn decision due out Monday, I major tax bills had not Include Chafce said r It Is balanced and1 does d( ‘Inance Committee member,, calls c tuctlon law p assed by Congr slon or the deilcU-reduct ai "Uie ultimate 1C screaming right • - • members of "the £ always been le. “one boat plan” in which ' M a n 's c o n c c itlonal, ABC N ews rep o rtedd SS last year is unconstitutloi rees" wIUi senators veryone is portrayed as txjing lg l]not 1.” ie « n S r t scrambling to> adorn a r be- bunch of wild men.” The network said the le court, c in a 7-2 decision, holds hc rs iduring an Ozzy Osbourne (rom Uie bicachers it might not oUicrwise j*"” " ip was Thus, the group w ope^ to pro- : iRplaycdoff against anoUier. that the landmark Icglsl gIslaUon passed by C^ongresj were hospitalized, two In serl «ss to and Uirec oUiers wer ge also duclng a radical bUl and Uie rest of Supporters of Uie package - • 'S u al Ibudget violates the seporal help balance the federal : led “ Ju m p - P ^ irallon dition, after the-hea\ eavy-metal rocker performec wlenUal the Senate trustediUieleglslaUon. Ui( lave been able to defuse pot •" This Ume, II 11 has been different have of powers doctrine. for Life,” officials sal said. dical nature of Uie ' loor by Indeed, Uie radlcj iroblems on the Senate flo ly upholds the Feb. 7 ruling ( a Ined In th e '' because of the the requirement Uiat prob The ruling apparenUy i lg of Ten people weree U treated for injuries sustalni )f Uic ons Uiat'bill Is another of ti Uiings being-- , lacking non-blriding resolution ii way to pay bacli ederal court Uiat the socal Im special three-judge fede xincert Salurday night at tlUie Long amendments Include vicinity of the conc icplng Uie overhaul ssues— credited wlUi keepli lefer decisions on sensitive Iss defe Gramm-Rudman law, In effect, allows an offlcei O'a O^e,. forthcm. on Center, said Barbari ccr ol "^ach Convention ucli as tax-dcducUble IRAs and ai the effort alive, has pushed sucli scecutlve branch funcUons, A She said It Meanwhile, Packwood P. Congress to perform exe< ABC spokeswoman for St. Mary Medical Center. Sh lax reform was not Uial everyone Is giv- dcdi Icductlon of sales Uxcs - to t< con- , '‘A iitUe bit of Uix rt Uie argument1 U said. attended Uie concert. appeared all those•Injured Inj icrc,” Borensald. ;IU draft going to go anywhere chcrlshed tax prefer- gres 'ressional negoUators who will Supreme Court spokesi tesm en could not b e reaches ed at Uie Ing up some cl 2 , of Newbury Park, died hed to John Loflus, 22, irt, a n d te lm h o n e ca lls to U comment on the report, broken neck after falling du hospital from a bro during Uie ^ e d S unday. T h e co u rt’s declsl homes went unanswered; » L t. Bart Day. :lslons concert, saldpollceL it In are rarely leaked out I a d v an ce ol Uielr offl< G ir l, 1 5 , d ie * release. uHjld glrt' i Texas (AP) tr- A 15-year BIG SPRING, Te onlributlons to Indldeduction for contr - C:onUnued from P a g e AUl la rty e m y i •Continued x sl from Page Al htub as a prank during a par e r thrown into a bathtu: I r a n i a n 'c o p t e i n t Accounts and Uie .. .. vldual ReUrement ghtfeUln* when an elcctric Ugh Sunday was elecUrocuted w: state and local Uixes ..... m , was;approved by Uic’ l scape syslem Is prac- 1586, dcducllblllly ol slot( believe an esc^ Dritlcssald. - Helicopter gunsh ishlps, to the w ater, authorlt MANAMA, BahrainI (AP) U » *ast _ breaks thatutwwould be ended by . • 'orelgn Affairs Committee . • • •, Fore ed e aU io / . tlcal. Peace C^ilna Long ruled Uie I, disabled a Greek-owned tan tanker ju stic e ol Uie P e a '■ believed to be Iranian, dl but are surely to t» lUp of Johnson Space week /eek, 25-13;But a group „ Uie Senate blU but wlander an accident. IHKSjaV C arla Michelle Bowla In the Persian GulHi by strikng it with two missiles mli negoUaUons-.,.. William H. Gray, I icers are studying op* Rep. Rc hoUy contested during dui ly a tM is s 'C e n te r englneei Between 10 and120 20 people attended Uie party rine salvage executives saidd Surffr S Dubai, gulf-based marine uUior of the legislation,’’ J , on a compromise ;blll. • tions and ar^• to ti glvC'a final report nuUv bill Bow lander’sh o m eelateSaturdaynlght. la ;• day. 3ved inteagah's sianctions have; provi Real I Into Uie onJune27. jr apparently was Uirown lid Uie Miss Bowlander hipping Intelligence Unit said in London, Lloyds Ship; was ordered to improve elfec Ifectlve.-- - .............. : • wet when NASAalsowu she had escaped getUng vv tiffday night and caused id no baUitub because shi attack occmred Satun "Hlstoo' shows that Uie SouUi tires and nose arden hose lhe shutUes* brakis, br each other wiUi a gan Koriona was hit in In Uie several people sp)rayed ra j ■ . casualties. It said Uie 38,000-ton 38. ;cs only J H f c l a l i l U M : ^rlca regime makes changcj wheel steeringgsystem-s. s; Afrli Uie Judge said. le. bul In Uie front y ard , Uie lissUe Uiat did not explode. ' ; enalne room by a miss: vhen Its economic Interests iare at | H M | I I S | H H | ser Robert Bobola said whci -JSC engineer lake," Gray said. “ Instead of c givlost weelt that U« .a new braking slak Pretoria --------------- — -— ' ng’ aid and comfort to the Pr )st four times as sirotig mg’ “I system, almost lend our •eglme, they allow us lo extci as Uie one used sed before, already has regi ; till hope land U) black leaders who stil ■ been perfected. ed. A new nose-Wheel himi hal meaningful change can tem has already been Uial ........... s to rin g :sysU:r ter vlo- M 7 3 3 -0 ibout ..without even greatei tested on one2 sShutUe flight and had aboi been Installedd on 0 (Hiallcngef. Studies icnc cncc.” 'CW U.S. The bill .would bar all nev I continue on the t le tires, he said. ' Tl ipert, Jerome and Twin Falls, Buricy.Ri^w &ank loans to South Africa,, tbar all NASA a l ^ was wi ordered to conduct ban: pm ., EDT, Mon, June Gooding: Highs mid now t;,S. investment in the co analysis of Uie now Sunny and warmer today. tod /V '{nUiorough hazard ha uCTxr 40s lo mid r > 80s. Tonight loir. Lowss up of the shuttle. ban ^ e provision of technoii sW safety-crlllcalil parts p ina ,warm. Highs SOs. Tuesday sunny nnd South Africa’s energy industry the NASA Sou' [3 q Richard TTruly, Iupper 80s lo lower soa. / dmlnistrator of • spacc Uie U.S. offices of SouUi African associate 'fldm S< p o c ia l ■y and tbe Lower 'CaniM Prairie, HaDey a fc ' banks, deny landing rightss In Uic cd a detailed reevalua- ban p r flight, ordered o f fh o rWoodRlverViiUcy: ican AirStates lo Soulh Africz Uni M tlm of each of more than 900 shutUe United Highs upif yT Sunny ond warmer loday. lot i32» ’W o o k I ways TOdvittiUoitssafety, waj and bar the Import of SouUl parts consIderc Lows mid lo uRjcr U |( ... . • "per 70s, Tonight (air. Low »al. ,','sa!d one engineer who 'Afr African uranium, steel, and coi TherevIew.'E unny. Highs upper \ ; ‘ 40s. Tuesday mostly sunn; janwhlle, \/IM > Debate in the Senate, meai [} asked not toI be b< named, “could find - .70S to lower 80s. v iINYL r« i voda: some show sto| stoppers," or previously continues con lo bc dominated1 Ibv Uie. : “Northern UliA and Ncvod - 1 Utah - Fair nightss aixl m sunny days that will have tax overhaul bill.' unsuspected hazards ht ^ t becoming part^ : through Tuesday cxcept i lo be correctei :ted Ixforc tho shuttles s Senators Is moving tow ard' rw Uiundcrstorms • ' gH 1ly cloudy wllh a few flyagain, expected to be overwhclmli exp Lows ' SouUieast Tuesday afternoon. a« ilmost as complex as Uie proval pro SIngla A ciiahg'e alrr f of Uic lax measure, p IS In tonight SS to 65. Highs U lhe 90s north Roll as early as Tuesday. designs Is a reshuffling asf hardware rede (C soulh. T « m pp «« ra tu ra s trend mid 90s loIC6 In the so rgamzaUon chart. Many f of NASA’s org: Passage would send Uie massive r through Tuesday. ' 100 U-. Nevada - Fair thre ^ Q O ____________ ^ Inttollatlon ommlttee Export ln»t 10 held prominent Jobs pa< of Uiose who package to a conference con Lows tonight and r Quite warm days. Low assed ils 205 EatftandlDDrr.,T w lnF oU l accident arc with wit the House, which pas prior lo Uie Challenger Cll Tuesday night mid 40ss to mid 50s. HlgJis I FRONTS: lha •ar (Acro*i from th a ftewlaclrom*) now gone, reassigned, re bolh daj^ mid SOs to mid 9 reUred or version vei of Uie bill late lost yeai ie to deal 734-9: f W s / f f l w C o k l.« ^ • > Synopsis: nd the commission In'\ rc p la c^ . And The committee would have 1-9396 west is under lhe : U “nw Pacific Norlhwes: Inlng the wil such Issues as retain! sisted Uiat the th astronauts have a wiUi i O ccludad . y w Slationaf^ » tr » R ain Flufriea S n o w |< slerly flow aloft. Show ai • ‘ Influence a southwestei ce in the design ond safe stronger voice oler temperatures ^ ■— ; ; This is bringing cooler S«c» NOAA. U S 0 « o i. ol Cc Cofr«T«*ce operation of Uie Uie shuttle, Natonal S«r ■glon. . • andfalrsklcstolheregloi ■aUicr dlslurtxmce Another weak weaUn he only exc ac h day will b e the ll 10 n west coast will br- reports ol K mph or less. ’I'he only pre- mountains ! ■ located oil |Uk northwes to d ry d e a r w ealher. T 1 retwrted was .03 of an Inch at ccpllon ct r« . Ing a few showers lo inorthern Idaho clpltatlon b< bc near norm al tem p eratu re w hursday. Tbe reSalmon. : ; Tuesday through Thur iwsos, 7: lo BS and lows In the 40s to low Is expectcd to be 'nie winnest ant reading In Idaho Sunday 75 . . malndcr ol lhe state: Is 4720.00 ........... . 00 .... W a»hingion 87 6S Twin Falls .ca Minnupais 05 00 ; ChCi90 80 M3 iry needs and Soviet own military 3 -20 NewOduAS 60 71 . Oaltu 09 (S TwInFuig U u M i7 .... NW.YWK 86 70 ' behavior. • . .Denvof 92 57 }6/ % Id a h o ^ YoSlaftJay - 84 0 0W*Hwiuatya7 • - DojMointts 81 00 M.n Pep LMlYoar 81 1 ■!< Omatu 68 01 c, Reagan argued at his ' > OoUoit U 61 “ •• Lasl ueck, 1 5t .... No«ny 1419.91 .......................................... . R e a c h ............................ 1 ..................................... A 5 li . . . . . . . C4-8 N a t i o n , - - O a s s l f l c d _____ •• counterpart,, klauding him as Ui^ first er to want arms reduc. . D l-4 Soviet leader :• C o m i c s . . . .........____ ___ _ A 6 M a g i c VVj a l l e y ..................... C l SS p o r t s .............................. I ___ C S Uons. ^ ) V o lle y lif e ..................... ................C3 O b ltu o B ri r l e a .......................... C2 V D e a r A b b y .......... 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UiU B±agipuact id i ' a rea: fense of a. statement he r 53^2535 l» » lv ta eca# aad ii ftrt triO tbU oely Mlicrt c u tkerd*]|««ryU ;«w^|ng.HngnrTnan COmO ill defCH C; ' Jerome-WeodeU-Good UliMd: (UUy u d Swdiy. 1 omUi T.U ' ivjmooua had made only nly a day before when he ‘ Buriey-Rupert'Paul-O iil-Oaklay e?8-2ra »>oU«tO.IO. UmooUs. m j s : tUUyooJ lev in Uw same category put Gorbachev ■ Buhl-CaiUeford SC 46i8 ti.exsaocL nacilM » « .« . I moathi m t ) , u mao list revolutionary Fidel &o» powarsd Iflmmor wlih >11lirii»y 325-5375 Suodiyodr. d y , I month K U .} n o e (h iia& . • mn noothsQiTiC 'QS'communisi ; FUerRogeraoo-HoUls cutting blodo InclOdod. Yosir Arafat and I tU.40. Studcd »ad U r» lcoau rau. by by raau only. , CastlO, PLO) leader IC I : ; TwloFaUsAod«Uotb( other areas t*flvlsHyU U you w ish to p lacea a in advertisem ent, call 7 3 m ^ .a « n m « i* d 3 4 « ) . O O d il dly tod cowiy a m p ipvwpwMM * a bad colce of words because I didn’t ; : a r e ta k e n M ondayf Uirough tb F riday from 8 a.m0 ., iunlQ S p jn . and toSKtieaic a lO-Ui U 0 » Idate O d i. 1 ta d * y p a n to do th t h a t . . . So I must have ,n until oooo. InformaUon Q o0 0 display ads Is M ^ a u dKlMM UMday c< Iba «Mk o e -ftk t ; S atu rd a y s (rom 8 aa^m. ( bccause believe eo d W Jo m teplacc, ep 446 Shoshone > avallfiblew eekdaysoi 'SOQlf. F o lli him In the some me,’ I don’tt put 1 --------------- categoiy.” ,
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JACKSON HOL Itil his March 30 ■• OLE, Wyo. (AP) - B O M ■ ■ III Wanted List. Until The Wyoming Highway Hi Patrol has M B escape from the state sta prison near -m been lold by Uie hc FBI Uiat fugiUve H H Ing ai 30-year prison H H Boise he was serving Claude Dallas Jr. Jr may be headed n n j 19J11 slayH H sentcncc for Uic Januaiy Jan toward Uie Jac lackson Hole area, B j H ^ H l ings of tun Idaho F 10 Fish and G am e ■" auUiorlticssay. wardens. ^ i. WHP Dlspatche :hcr Sherry (Tourlney Last week, Uie FBI FBI said Uwy had .,. In Cheyenne sai said Saturday nlghl H H H B received a report Uiat Ui: Dallas and a ' Uiat a 1978 Flat1 Dallas E is thought to | U | companion. Margan garct Lundy. 3G. m have been travellr cling In with a woman H H I were seen in Cal.n ::^aiavcras Counly. ' companion repo: :portcdly had been Calif. Lundy, a Boise native. sighted, bul Dali: alias himself had not B B jf :r ]nb I reportedly quit her ]t In California •“ been seen in the area. ar )allas escaped from h two days before Dallji Pal Ozment,, assistant . law eny prison, forccment special :lallsl at Yellowstone a bounty V Ralph "Papa" Tliorson, Tlic National Park said sal there had been a hunter portrayed by Steve McQueen " ............... H | report lhat Dalla illas was seen in Uie ’w Hunter,” is In Uie 10130 movie; “’The “’I r S p P H i r '; '- ' V I area. ind claims he propursuing Dallas and } KLJ “We have a report rep he’s been seen \ ^ bably could capture ;ure him by early .APUMrpno «« In Uie area,” said lid Ozmcnl. "We have , hlnggocswell, Ihis week If evcryUilni a nebulous repo :port. I don’t know ^ ■ Dale Rogers, a researcher for where il came from. fn They’re Irylng q believe Dallas and R Thorson, says he bell CLAUDE DALLAS JR totrackltdown." Lundy are slill inn northern n< Callfor■" F Mikalsen brought Buffy (Q to a Buffy the Bear isn't Isn' about to bite the hand nd that Montana resident. M F l a t r e p o r t e d l y s l g h t egc j However, hc said sa lhat nO searches nla. lie said Tliorson son probably would sroom In U vln^tw i, Mont., (fqj. feeds him, twt he’ll 'em tbe Winans School classrc e'U gladly nlMile a treat fron; ’ of the park were2 b< being conducted, Saturd urday night. He said that iff tUiere have better luck lhar lhan Uie FBI in a p - u its. :t!sen,a ashowlngtostudents. fingers of his maste ister and trainer, Ben Mika!s( The Teton Cour Dunty, Wyo., Sheriff's were re < evldepce thal Dallas wei ^ere In prehcnding Dallas, Department refer and Yellowstone areas £ ferred calls about Uie Uie Jackson Jc “I wouldn’l care If Uie Girl Scouts ■' e if report to the FBI. 51. his offl office would have been nollfle led, ■ caught him." Ada da County Sheriff' " ■I I Kelly Hemmen lert, a Butte, Mont., Ak sp spoie 25 miles :ral Economic Development Ad-_ and install_Uie, first for a $350,000 federal fir of_ three mam- _l)clng ng_.purchased,^from _mllls lis in long and four feet high il^ . ■ ncubatorc(m ter,"bas on mbth purrips byy Feb, 15, 1 ^ , to Hollan orlhcM B u r l e y t o a u d i t iill l i c i t w a t e r t a p) sS -----ministration grant for iartheh' dike, dubb-'.. Hand, France and the United Ui The stone and earU the council’s ability lo to (obtain matching state funi mds for move water from )m the swollen lake Stales Dike by the slate, v les. ed the Bonneville Dili BURLEY (AP) - The1 clly cll of Burley will conduct; e ta theprojecl. ■ into the desert tolUiewest, th Wati Vater will be channeled lo the will be 30 feet wide i the base and •’ dc at complete audit of Its water wa' louncii Director Geri Perkinj and sewage systems ims, Panhandle Area Coui ins ^ d This summer Uie Uk lake reached Its pumpj lear on 15 feet wide al itsI top. tof The dike wUl Tips, which will be housed nei following the discovery tha had slip wlil look for mat nalching funds from other thal a number of homes hai :r state highest recorded :west sliore, by a mile-long car d level, 4,211-G feet ihewc anal, run paraiell with 1-80 I-a westward for agencies. unauthorized taps to lhe line: Ines, atwve sea level,, and a has caused an m unusually wet sum m er or oi fall some 11 miles and An i id U Uien tum to Uie ; Fewer than 20 such cases ses have been found so far,, inir The council also iss nnegotiating wilh a private te com- estimated $175 million m in property or an an early winter could hai liles. lamper northwest for 14 miles volving homes Inside and c pany for donation of a :$50,000 acre of land in Koc id outside the city limits, but bu •ootenal damage while risi •Ising 10 feet during constr istructlon of dikes., and ca canals. The evaporation | )n pond’s eastern 1 Ions Counly, on which to build bui the 10,000-square-foot c< more are expected as the ci continues ils Inspection e city center. - the past four years, :rs. Wind nd al-so can raise havoc, as5 it 1 did border will be form< irmed by the New- ; Ms. Perkins did not prov in tlie next few months, rovlde Uie name of the compai rany- ■' '- .Slate olflc.als5 have t when wind-whipped vwaves foundland Mountains released Uie laslI week w lins and U>e 8-mlle- . "I would say most ot them the came aboul, because the th nation on how the knock following Informa acked Uie Southern Pi nd Dike. This dike I Pacific long Newfoundland I contractor hoolted them up and thought the homeowr t will come togeUier, cause II least will be seven feet, high, hig bul will have ; iiseway out of servicc for al " er had advised the cily' and ai the homeowner though leSt U S U l o o k s t o ni e x t s h u t t l e f l i Igg h t the same wldUi as the Bonneville ; the contractor had told the city,” said Public Ulllitie ities I Dike. P — LOGAN, Utah (AP - Utah State University/ s ,p a c c • DlrectorDonHiU. I ;nls tor W M < ey are planning experiment "If there’s a mistake am and there are no charges,, wc w ' researchers say they fllglils despite a p ^ Ib ly !i fulure spacc slmttie! fll never get told. People tend ;nd to cruisc along and not'say sa BOISE (AP) ”he utility had also reque — The Idaho Public The luested n B 3 H V p | | H the explosion of the si wait bwause of th anything." he said. Ulllltles Commissi inlsslon lo assess scasoi sslon has authorized permi; finally Challenger, connected customers Its $3I basic I ler Power (^ . lo in- dlscon •snhcrlc Washington Water isor In the Ckaiter for Atmosp Rex Megill, professoi P o l i c e l o o k f o r■d r o w n i n g v i c t i mm ges for reconnection - charg< jrge for each month of discor finnec- { H H H H j H B says 10 USU students are wc and Space Scienccs, sa; rvice. tlon, b Uie PUC denied Uie chi 1, but harge, bmllle§ o f^ tu ra lg a sserv i CALDWELL (AP) - Canyon Cai een identified, would lhe U.S. Industry with much uch needed . relief." According lo the letter, ; U.S. potatoes have enjoyed « popularity among Korea •sumers, the Korean govemn restricted m arket access, li ecently ima 50 percenl duty and a rece posed quola lhat cul potato llo sales to an officials lhe counlry In half. lorean Ir decisions reportedly have said their d ibility that were made on the possibil to industry Korea may have a potato l Itself in the future. Craig said Taiwan has also als< imposed a 37.5 percent Import rt > duly on American potatoes,
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Last January lary the patient sharee of ( the cost for the first 60 days3 of d hospitalization und nder Medicare went , 1 up 23 percent, :nt, from $400 to $492. 12. Next January, if Congress does €S not intervene, it wil vill go up another 16 percent, to $5; $572. Cost increases under un Medicare are supposed to bbe subsiding. But the :he patient share of these costs, tthe so-called Medicc icare deductible, is llH fl.j'i; ll' . soaring instead jad. -'-W Tlie difficult ulty lies in an indexing ing mechanism that made the best 2st of sense when Con^ )ngress put it in the law. It has be< Deen overtaken. Deduct jctibles were intend* 'M V IlINSURANT COMPANY ANY M A SK ?' ed partly to>ddistribute costs andi partly ) to give patients an incer :entive to avoid unnect icessary hospitalization and keep 2p costs down. Thus ir in Medicare it was decided thatt tthe patient would ppay the first day; then the govei vemment would takee over. To simplify There is a contemporai •ary feel to a conversation administration three fingers —which would on, every patient pays ys an average cost; luld make them analogs wellsalted with such wor ordsas"analog’’and for digits. the deductible )Ie each year reflectss :the average daily '- “digital,” butfew o/usc£ can use them with conIt Is no wonder the diet (ona. B o b WWiemer i 'onary edi tors hedged cost (0 Medicar ;are of hospitalization in years just past, fidence, not to mention co comprehension. their bets. Unfortunately,, Uie sam e distressing Generally, anyone who 10 is able to toss around The probler lino of reason seems also to apply O] lem is that, as the to Uie two le government has tho word “param eter" Is going to be able to hanvarieties of limopieces. Al,l first fir ^ an c e, there is When il comes lo the lorr tighten^ up) llin paying hospitals,, the ;orm "analog.” Uie t hospitals have die analog-digital compai tarlsons with aplomb. groat deal of difference belwe elween watching a odltorsare downright evas vasive. They simply toss responded inn ipart (as it was hope ped they would) by Some people are bom toJ Itechnical discourse, Just s\i’eep-seeond hand move around aro the ball back lo lhe reader 1 saying an analog is thc dial of an ler by reducing lengtl gthsofstay. as some are bom sk iers.. analog watch and observing t seconds change "something that isanalogo mg Uie ogousorslmilarto Tlie rest of us m ay neve ver be able to run an The fixedI ccosts involved in ar any stay are thus in tliedisplayotadigital wale something else.” walch. Olympic-level course In t( I technical speech. In fact, spread over fe’ But you don't look at the2 hai fewer days. By restrair Obviously, they aren’tt la: aining costs per stay hands of a watch at taking any chanccs. wo may never be able to>rmake It down Uie begin------dirt - -T hey can’t go wrong hy lelllngyouthalan lell 1noon and say. “Tho sun is directlyoverhead,” the governmei nent has increased costs co per day. The ners’ slope without leavin ■Ingatrailofsitzmarks. The hands may analogize Uie rotation of the analog is an analog, deductible tui turns out to be base ised on the wrong Tlierelsabigdlffcrenci ice belween an analog tjiit the analogy is expr ■xpressed wlUi Unforlunately. the triple pto tho dictionary ’ • earth, ‘ measure, with walch, wllh hands, and a digital i th badly skewed results. Ls. watch, which Is numlx.‘rs. You say, "it's 12 no< o r "it’s 12 leaves a literal-minded ind; 2 noon” Individual in a quandary, ' all numbers. S oat first glj glance, working out an like a rat lhat smcllschces< sese in every Ip.m.'' Sens. Edwar ;ard Kennedy and John tin Heinz tried to fix understanding of.the two( 0 concepts seems an So that makes an analog wa passageway in thc maze, Tlie T problem is lhat you Swatchadlgital this in the Se: Senate budget resoluti( Uion for next fiscal undemanding task. device. Similarly, a digitalll watch, wc can use the dictionary defir wlUilts efinitions to confuse Uie ‘ year. Their pr DutstraighlenlngoutUi Uie analog-digital mess proposal was to haveJ tthe deductible rise. issue beyond all recognllioi lion, Iflashing display, offersa digit Jlgital analogy for Uie is not half as simple as Its t seems. For one Ullng, each year by y tthe same percentage If, forexample, acavem; ’e as costs per stay, uman oncc counted Uirec • [Hi.sitionoflhesun, I ‘ deflnltions’areelusjve.Tli rhedlctlonary Is not very which wouldi 1lift : it to only $520 next That means people havertotalktw to t rockson three fingers, hew ne year. The gov- . •helpful. In fact, onecomci lceaam udi lewas using thosedigits ies away suspecting lhat that they don’t iaxiw as analogs for rocks, which lich means he was Ilo * compensate for the fact that ernment woulc uld have a greater sha hare of costs to pay thc editors themselves an ire uncomfortable on this what Uiey’re talking obout.t. If i employing a digital analog, log, V IfeVeiybody than under^cu current law. The senat .particular slippery slope. lators proposed that understood whal Uiey were sa; - - IfU iereeanbesuchathir e saying, th at would . UiingHHHdigitulunHlog, the Finance C Tliey define digital elUw h e r as"of or relating to Committee be instruc ucted to raise taxes undoubtedly change the parar it stands lo rea.son that th iram eters of tedinlcal hee'whole concept can t>e “ thc fingers and loes" or "of '*( or relating todata in to pay for thal hat. The Senate wanted discourse - n m o menU0 the biggest issue thus fo forestall a decision by orderinc ring more Intensive But they shoul' )uld be as explicit as tl they can In leaving far In the I98Celection can impaign. ' sti studies. room for this;change. cl It'snotsom uch that the le Egin-Hamer road is a "over-reacling," Hodel said that’s what happc ippcned. He said Uie burning public Issue, bul1tlthat it so sharply Leroy and otiier Republic; original recommendations came can afler a superilicans, including Evans’ If it adds up to the pressure for or a greater tax indefines differences bct>ve( 'een the major caniopponent. Sen, Steve Symm: ficial evaluation, and now aimore mo in-dopUi study nms, generally favor crease than tn the president wants — - well, we see no didates. Ibuilding lhe gravel road, They Th say thal after it's Is needed, ictory in the 1570 govharm in that.t. You ' Cecil Andrus rode lo vid have here an altogether all unintendin place, the elk herd canibc bc monitored for at Tlie BLM's latest draft envin ivlronmental Impact ernor election ovcr Repub jbllcan Gov. Don i ed result, a cl. least five years. If the road ( classic case of govern study lists six alternatives, Uie ad causes the animals sti rnment by gremlin, Uie preferred one nmental issue, figliling ; Samuelson on an envlronn stress inthe winter, il canb< n be closed during thal Li Leroy’s proposal to build Uiee road ro and then closeand Congress 5S ought to get the little lil fellow out of proposed mining in the sc( «:enlc White Clouds;season. ly monitor its Impact. Evans ar Andrus have IS and there. intral Idaho. Boulder Mountains of cent The Republicans see Uie r opposed Uial, drawing a charge leroadiieipingthe «P arge frqm Leroy Uial —The Washington P( Post ;e again Uils year in opHe’s leading the charge area's slumping farm and r; Kvans originally favored winte id ranch industries. • intertime monitoring, position lo lhe Egin-Hamc ner road. That’s conslsDemocrals claim lhal oncearoadisopen, one The Legislature got inlo Uie a it’s h eactearilerlhis J tent with Andrus’ past reo 2cord-thatproteclion j hard to gel il closed again. n. ye passing a mildly worded year, t led resolution urging
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• The Bureau of Land Mana anagemenl'soriginal ;analysis concluded lhal the •he iroad would be a bad { because it could sharpl’ klea rplyreducctiieelkherd. Al worst, the BLM prodictet .•tedthelhrivingherdof ;2,000 '^ u ld dwindle in a few [ew years to 150, That's why most BLM studies stui concluded Uie iroad project would cosl far t a r more lhan it would ihelp a dozen or so area farm irm crsoagerforabel) way lo gel their produce ter Jce to market, If there’s no elk herd to) attract all hunters, Uie 1BLM said, Uie hunler-days s ys spent in the region
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Tlicsearen’llhcbesti 2s t of tim es for m e rch an ts around Sun Valley, but )Ut 1 th e y 're in a hopeful mood —hopelul summer lour o urism w illliv e u p to itsad vancc billing. M ikk e Tfiepastskiscason.d n, despile all tho50th anillvan niversary hullabaloo,), di didn'l prevent some -. businesses from folding ing their tents and silently stealing away, Tlie slack that followe )wed was slacker lhan usual,1, dhouse to tho River Run in pparking lot? Thrlll-seekand more businesses; bccame be history. Main ing lourists could dangle jle Ifrom a handle attached S lreellnliaileyhascon :ome lo resemble a ghosl loa cable strung the sevei iveral thousand feel betown. So it comes as no no 5surprise lhat valleyiles tween ihose two polnLs.i- Imagine In the cxcllement ; arelookingforafresher Jienlng breeze lo chase awayy as your palms sweat, youi /our muscles weaken and ms. theeconomlcdoldrums. your nerves failhurUingc ng downhill at high s p ^ . . One of the latest Ideas eas is pari-muluel horseracThe ride could end in a1str straw pile or by balling lng. oul into lhe frigid Big Woe iVood River. TJie Uiwry advanced) cd on Uiis Is that the Wood Olher posslblllllesafE t “E arl’s World” could inRiver Valley is a natura ural site forarace track. dude: the damming of[ W; Warm Springs Creek to ' Horse-lovers and breedt KKlcrs abound there,_the_____ ____ create an Impoundment It fc for hot springs bathing.. ■■ scchery’s terrific, ahU id U Uie economy Is already and windsurfing; ‘'TheK( 2 Kctchum Grand Prbc,” in geared toward tourism, :m. What's needed, propowhich visitors get to act 1! locals by driving :t 1like nentsoftheideafeel.is; , is some sort of draw to fill go-karts al breakneck spe speed over Kelchum’s in the sof t spots on thee tourism to calendar, lol-holed streets (guarani ranteedlo loosen stiff ; The Idea Is appcalling lng, although I suspect there0 olnts) from the WarmISp: spring side of Baldy to • may be more regulatory ory pitfalls than tho race liver Hun; and"GoIngL( g Local." where visitors track promoters realize. Ize. Still. I wish them well. pay a hefty price to dress ISS< casually and sit on a But why stop there?? Tl There are several oUier sundeck for two hours. possibilities for increasl :aslng Sun Valley’s share of •T ours of the Big Wood )od River: Visitors could . the tourist pie. F orexan cample: have Uie rare opportunity ilty of rafting one of * • A thcm epark: Bald: lid Mountain isn’t used south-central Idaho’s mos nost picturesque rivers ; much during the summe m e r months, so why not shortly before it’s turned ed iinto a concrete-Ihied ' maximize its potential tl II Uirough Uie clever use of flume by land developers, irs. This should appeal lo , amusement devices? BOt BO those wimpy, safe ridess nalure-lovers looking for or Italcs to teli their , found at most amusembi tnbnt parks wouldn't do, It grandchildren. would have to be approp: ropriate to the active, out, •Lifestyles of Uie Richl ch and Famous tours: : doorllfestyleofthevalle alley. Visitors could be glvaiIbu: bus tours of tbe homes of How about a “Sllde-foi •for-Llfe’’ from Uw RounCTint Eastwood. Richard rd 2Zonuck, John McEnroe,
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Jack Hemingway, ct al,.aswellasUielrfavorite a' haunts. Forexample. il isi isn’t well known, but Eastwood frequents Uie• Kctchum K( Library and Hemingway has been seen lenat Uio Ohio Gulch dump. The lour could also iso Include some of Uie most-expensive spec' hom omes buill In Idaho, many of which have never been :n coccupied. Something needs lo bce di done to spice Uiings up around Sun Valley. It’s been be< dullsville lately. Used to be Uie local papers>chronicled clsome fairly Interesting doliTCS. NowUi. ’Uiey’re boUi preoccupied with reporting bn a court d t dispute between Uiem over who gels to publishiKelchum’slegal K< notices. GrowUi. which not long £ was Uiebig issue in lg ago Uio valley, has been replac laced by shrinkage, Many merchanls, mean\ anwhlie, arc putUng on a happy face to off-set Uie many m. recent business failures, accentuating the] tiepositlve.Il’s .......... . understandable Personally.! think UieJ shake-put st has been heallhy. Some of U»e failed led busi nesses seemed doomed from Uie start, eiU si Uier by a weak Idea, too much compeUUon, orpoor rp managemenL The survivors are still around t id because they offered what customers were lookl □king fo r-v alu e, quallty and good service. Sun Valley has much to o o offer visitors, and the race track might be a good odldea, but tbe area has prospered In the past wlUw Uwut turning to glm. mlcksorqulck-lbcesandlt lltprcrfjably will again. What's needed Is better pro promoUonof what's already there. M ikeSuUiv&ii /onTjered ■cditoroItlK WoodRiver Jouma/, Hailey, Is d t y edit xlitor o f TTie TimesNews.
thi BLM and oUier agenciess to resolve the i Uie di: dispute over the Egin-Hamer rc crraad.Itpassed Uie House 28He on a voice vote and byy28-l3lnUie Senate, ' Ithwasn't a Republican-Democr locrat isuethen; four Rt Republicans voted againsl the r Jie resolulion. Iho BLM says it will decide de U Uie issue after the coi L-ommenl period on Uie draftt environmental en Im[jacl sta^emcnt ends Sepl. 11. 1^___ ( Quane K enyon covors Idaiio f \iiopolltlcsandstnte go govem/jienf fo r Thc A ssociated afed Press.
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And when en a dog’s sanity Is ol stake, Aguer lero must especially rely on his quickIt p< perceptions. "When 11 «entered (one owner’s) opartment," Aguero relates, “ 1 recognized in intuitively that her dog's mind had bc been compressed into a small cubiclc ide within his behavioral profile, and id :that he was depressed and morose >e about his existence. I am able lore: read this very quickly." His knowh wledge, hc says, comes from 20 ye; years of “self-schooling through contI ntinulng education.’’ Hc Is also a mem' 2mber of Delta, the National So< Soclety of Animal Behaviorlsts, ■Is, dedicated to exploring the chemistry ;try of human-anlmal bonding. " u is a mv multl-disclplinary group," he says. "W "We have psychologists, psychiatrists, >ts, doctors of veterinary medicine, rej registered nurses, animal behaviorlsts, ts, social workers, medlcal doctorss -— people who are Intercsted In how ow animals rd a te to peopie." Headquartt irtercd In Washington state. Delta ta has been In existence {or four yea F'ears and counts approximately l,00( ,000 members. It will be conducting; a symposium on animal behaviorism m Iin Boston in August, Yel for all their dUlgence and expertise. It' t' is sUll Impossible to number the le animal behaviorlsts In the country y 1today, as they arc not, as yet, llcens< nsed. " i do nolI carry c a degree in animal behavior. No one does," Aguero says, "One might ^it have a DVM, a doc-
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I am bacterial t 3n of of us, 11 has indoor trying to sec how -Dor 3on't demand perfection could probably | Iy get someone else to much Uiey like you) encourage interactions t)c■ . which it procould cno an unthinking of canccr. lu, explains Emery, yoursd s d f as you’re taking on do by acllng help] elplcss). You m ay measure lie preventing it twccn food foo and bactcria In the motes with oil while •c their love by U» familia lliartask. ; CounUcss tlm( Imes a day when you digestive tl extent to which Uicy U; /e tract resuUing in the pro X:EPT wilh Uie cabbage. take carc of . •Use Jsc Uie ACT formula. ACCE run Into the smal mall Jobs of taking carc h B ' your physical needi ( Uiat are Uien Ids. AlUwugh many Uiat you’re yo Dursclf ‘if’d oils aree Uic traditional ductlon of carcinogens responsible for youn of yourself, you o u have : a choicc of bopeople mistakenlyy bdieve love has (and, rclal method for absorbed k I into Uie blood to act fi example, that you have ave lo ^'^d routine commerc 1, for Ing Independent ent or dependent. You they icy bum out? to be tested dally, Most of the cal- anywhere, :rc. y, this usually has wash1 your y der to preparing coleslaw. N own clothcs in order can choose to1 take t: caro of yourself J3J.-Who .-V fills Uie gas tank of Uie car Uie coposile effe< (servaUon also holds true for ome from ils ad- This obser feet, he stresses, becomc idcnt). ories In such slaw cor mo more Indcpendci or you can wait f oUiers lo do It for aftei lit for fter I drive it? ‘‘Pcivle will startt to resent having CHOOS icmbcrs of Uie cabbage famlFor more Uian oUier mcm n a tte r ded fals and oils, F OSE to do Uie task, no mal you, 1. V Who gets a phone number' foi 14. for mc lo take care of you. dudlng broccoli, bnissels study has .ly Indud J. Your mother and howyou yo fed about it ("So what lat if I tiiree decades, studyy-afler ; Just to see how ho\ you stand, answer if the thi book is out of reach? faUier will do It for an< cauliflower. All contxiln )r a wtilc, but even don’lL fed fi like learning how to irun demonstrated that nmany cases of sprouts and questions taken :en from Uw Physical 153. Who V cleans up when I mal make a theym aysoontlreoi genital cancers sulfur compounds coir Uiat are cdlecE ACbreasl, colon and g JOfit.” ■ Uie watfasher rigiit now” ). TAKE ; ^ Dq)cndcncy Che Checklist develop^ by mes; less? as dlthiones, and knc may be affected by hhigit fat intake, tivdy known psychologist Gary G Emery, the ig3.. Who V turns off the lights or TV Q pcrcent of Uie studies an well along in several arc ;When more lhan -10 author ol “ Owr )wn Your Own Life." aftei fterllcavearoom ? fat as In centers In this counlry and around day’s calories come2 from : dwwrap‘S ^ a U f o n Then ask those icy are th e stuff ofr )se you live and work 17J.. Who \ takes carc of my food rid cva^.•aling Uiclr protecrancerous fai in- Uic world our did, Uiat’s a cat with to answer 'er these questions for pers crs? pcrtics. live propert c e s take. ;m ents an d divorce you so you can an see if you’re being 183.. Wlio v dials my calls? ___ The ri.sk cannol beI rreduced by cut- One mem ncmbcr of Uic dlUiIonc family honest with youi 'ourself. You may find igJ. Who v lakes care of my needs ds vwhen ~ a u th o r G ary E m ery er ting fai calorics sligl n shown to producc a 95 perighUy, say to 30 has been slthat you’re leanl anlng on oUiers to take i visit vis family or friends? Juctlon rate In the formation nly when fat cal- ccnt reduct percent of intake. Onl; carc of you orr lhat tli you’re helping to 20). Whose V re imost work and time are ories arc reduced belo low 20 pcrccnt — of new canc :ancers in animals exposed lo icccp someone: else el; physically depen- impc Others may also5 (cncourage you to TION.J. i(Grab those cloUies. go to Ithe or halt of today’s in nportant in my family? causing agents. It appears to intake - can a canccr-cauf dent. ct vn.i ^ helpless, ackna lowlcdges Emery, washing ing machino, and ask somec ncone change in cancer outc itcomes be dem- protect by triggering the release of In completing the checklist, 1. Who refills i Icc tray alter I Ils the citing Uie example le of Jack, a six- how to 10 1run it.) Of coursc, lo actua lually onstrated. And fror ly-occurring enzymes which om studies on nalurally-oc lay have idenlHled areas wl use the Ice? foot-four, 200-pour und, 22-ycar-old. be mon lore independent, you'll have ive lo cancer patienLs thei lemsclves. only Uien neulra utralize the carcinogens . . . 2 . Who picks I my clotlics from )u're physically dependent. s up Jack’s mother was use youi our new skill over and over,• when fai consumplii ilion levels get part off a normal detoxification )urse, the critical question il is, 01^ Even al his age, Ja the floor? 3f him, everything Truly lly taking care of yourself on S care of elf — below 10 percenl of■the t of being activated In day’s ealo- system capable cap. )U want to be dependent on 3 . Who sweeps :ps up tlio pile ol trash from urging him to brush his teeth slandinj Ilng alone — has myri lyriad ries can ono achieve ; I eone dse?’’ cells by callng the right ; any significant hcalUiy cd I notice? each momlng lo paying p; his healUi benefits lils. says Emery. Oncc you’ /ou’ve reduction of rccurrenci ice. . foods. How low remarkable it’s ail tum1 Who putsi the tl Ild back on the People will oflen take care of your 3 insurance, Pe ........................ i resolvec ved In complctxi-a difficult• La; - At a Cancer P>revenlion n obe. Con- ingout tobe smal catsup after I use it? nail Jobs for you. points its dut If you have arcs eas in which you ! Uie diffi ifficuity oflen goes away. Your Yc fcrcncc In Texas two) years J ago most Sudi work wor will probably resull in 5. Whoputsawj mery. However, everyUiing has ha; Its -aren’t physically independent, ir away the tools luse? Eme says moodI usually l improves; youI 1 1 like of Uie invited dinicia ;lan researchers plant Isolales Isol; eventually being G. Who refUls •Ice. In fact, hc stresses, "Sr Ils the water Jug I've prlcc "Small Emery, it's usuall ally because you yoursdf «lf beUer and your sdf-respt J s ^ l favored a 15 perccnt nt fat diet. The availablee in botUes on slore shelves, form Just emptied? rms of dependency are the stui stuff of have an aversion to lo doing something goes up. u And completing these the one speaker who had id devoted most By acting u lg upon these new pieces of 7. Who replaw hich resentments, estrangem' laces Uie toilet paper whic ;ements you’ve let olhers dc do for you. If you everyda 'day acts of physicalI in- of his clinical career c r lo this very information tlon of information we can id divorces arc made.” andt roll If I use the last las of it? didn’t feel Uiis way, ly, you would have depcndc idence can slart you movi lOving issue recommended a 5 pcrccnt diet, all benefit. ;flt. Slart by reconsidering 8 . Who cleans If ns the bathlub afler I K you want people lo dislike Ike you taken over those Ji Jobs by now. To loward ■d greater independence in I In the arguing that .such a rrcslrlcUon was your favorl ivorile formulation of coland •use it? id avoid you like tho plague, JC, Just handle Uie "I don’ n’l want to" pro- olherari areas of your life, necessary lo keep inl nlakes below 10 cslaw. Why Why not delete the oil or 9. Who makes n ybed? ssm act:t helpless around them,. ssays blem. Emery offerssseveral s Ideas: _____ ------- perccnt, glvcn the huniman problem of cream or f Dr fatty milk this sxmimer •JO. Who putss away my d ea n Em meiy. if you don’t think so, try tiy Ihis e • Consider your* "wants” irrele-; „ , compliance. In none ■ 80 patients and subslit J of istltue sweelcned vinegar? expei :underwear? perlment: "Ask someone to tic vant to your goal1 'of becoming InA nn Larsen, AS, IK, is a S. Jo An nw o fol'owed on such a program pr over 5 Or add oUic oUier crispy anti-cancer ad11. Who closes I 'Ur shoe for you and see whal s the bread wrapper your hal Uie creasingly indcpcnd ndcnt. So what if Lake C ity fa m ily thcrapi.'it and A i / ^ years after cancer• surgery, has ditives such iuch as a bulb of kohlrabi after 1 make a sandwich? sai sponse will be. People have enc -respc enough you don't want lo ddo Uie Job? Most daughte ^ter o f Dr. Ivln M. and A Ahlic e anyonedlwlofrecurrcr encc. peeled and md sliced to the traditional 12. Who changes: juble taking carc of Uiemsel 'es my liRht bulbs when troub iselves. of Ihc work of the• % world is done bv Jackson io n o fK lm tx rly . Jusl wiiy hlgli fat ini intakes promote grated cam :arrots. Coleslaw goes well cancer is a purj-lc to ;o invcstigalors. with summc im cr eating and in your own Most studies suggest;l Uiat fats and personal Cancer Ca Concern Dcpartcnl oils, are nol Inillaloi tors of cancer the ddelion ion of Ils fat is a preventive growUi, thal is lo say ay they arc not step that makes ma: scienlific sense. PAS ASADBNA, Calif. (AP) — - A Hood and olher ;scientists from rheumali lalold arthritis, hc added. machi chine introduced Wednesday c ly can Caltech and lhe Nalional Nj Sclencc ^ , Instrument "is going lo play ckly and Inexpensively decode dc tthe Foundation announi meed that the S e“ 11 role In biological scieno icture of DNA molecules — Ithe machine will be ava vailable commcr- S • Jf bluepi cprinls for all life — andI hi hdp dally in six lo nine ne months. Thoy * ''5 , very strong impllcallons 1 al scicnce," .said Marvi eal the causes of cancerr aand predicted every majc ijor molecular bl- S ’S ! '”' erger. Caltech’sprcsldent. (entually will buy GoldMrs letic diseases, researchers said, lid. ology laboratory evei he aulomalic machine, called Iled a one. "It’ss a: very big deal.” saidI Dr. D NEW YORK (AP) - The live cx- Stanley Krai Krancicr, auUior.of lhe new A sequencer or scqucnalor,■, aalso The sequencer, which wl uses laser James3BBrown, molecular biosdenci mces pectancy gap betweenn newborn girls lablc. "Tbal rhal’s its lowest point since ^ l help scientists develop aa v; vac- light, colored dyes and ai a microcbm- director or at the National Sdeni ience and boys lia.s siirunk to ils narrowest i 9G4." cinee tlo prevent deadly AIDS,, si said puter, will s p ^ identification ii of Foundati lation. “Tills accompllshmc mcnl poinl in more than 20 M years, accor- After infancy, infa life expectancy in lia In- defccts that cause genetic e diseases reflectsIs the arrival of biology Inlo In By MARJORY I ding to a new table released re lY ROBERTS ^Leroy Hood, the California Thurs- 1385 (or Uie the total population cither uie of Technology biolog }logist such as hemophilia, Today slltulc I^ c h o lo g y Tod a, cystic fibrosis the bigg Itime ~ an ability to tack acklc day. was unchan^ langed or fractionally lower whose ose researdi team developed ed 1the and Huntington's c:liorea. Ik as well as large scj scale problems” ol diagnosit osing llie table coi :omplled by than Uial in in the t previous year, chine. certain canccrs anc nd ailments like and treat eating disease, When teen-a n-agers seek bul Mclropolllan Life Insui ;urance Co. said _ ^ . lanccs for an infanl’s surdon't find1 support and the life expectation al birUi for the re at Uieir best ever in 1985, guidance from om Uieir parents, ' B 'i general population in / said. The Infant mortality they may tum jm to their peers M 1 years, the same as Itwa lo a record 10.5 per 1,000 live to fill the gap. I p. Ironically, Uiose However, between 1 . 1985, beating the alMlme• Continued from P a g e B i counseling can run Irom f teens who most IVj lo 2 plicatedI aand time-consuming to brlife ex[)eclancy at birti ost suffer a lack of „ inary hours — how long il! takes, t Intimacy at home hor are also Uie lo 7 1 .2 y o L , a l" » o n o .6.6pper ( 1,000 recorded in 1984. he says, ing oul a shy and reticent dog than „ /ersily’s College of Velerlnai han creased by 0,1 year, to Heine. "Jusl like how youI c: can to develop "lhe total . ones least likel Ikely to find It in 10, new lilgh, Al the same nl chemistry of- itis to desc le lime, life cx- ’llils rcprcsc trescnls the 23rd consecutive escnsilizc an aggre.sslve ono. lips call yo yoursdf a consultant when1 yc you environment in which tholr friendships ch Uie dog and “The it pcclancy for newbornn girls dropped year in which w^ infant deaUi rates introvert' dog has to be t ,to be. It is when oUiei Uiers theowner Interact." Researchers rs Martin Gold h il 0.2 year from ils recon >rd high in 1984, havcstcadil' brought oul 01 of the box inlo which adily declined. gnlzeyouas such.” "Oncc I understanc 'anof surveyed 132 rerogni and Denise Yam nd that profile, has dose lys. to 7U.1 years. Stallsticia icians prepared the table 3scd itself," Aguero says, juero is called in for a variety :ly iof then I’m able lo deve! Michigan high Igh school girls, •ox"Tiie difference in life li; expectancy from dala /dop options for "Progress c jssivc, systematic, approxla compiled by Uie Nalional ivioral problems: shynes asking themn to i assess Uie ness. Uie owner lo modify the ll behavior of Imalion-lh between newborn girls ris and boys In Ccnter for or IHealUi SlaUstics and Uie •therapy training would be ructive tendencies, house-breal reaktheanim al.” degree of affecti was only Gi) years." said Bureau ofth InvolvedJ to U create a weak signal for ection they shared )f the Census. "acddcnts." And he, in tun tum, Doric Hotis, owner with their moUiers, r •T Of LitUe Soir Uie dog’ tito become accustomed to how ^ to B-I j“ .......................n i , i ,i „ ,r mmends a varlely of solulioni ions: and Gus, two of Agui authoritarian1 Uiey thought juero’s patients, and b ^ ome r r more comfortable in the ling programs, at-home famil imily rccommends him. their mothers lers were S d "Wilh animals, slluallontl lhal is frightening. The is61ing sessions, even drug therthe: Uoyd is an anchor," she sl says, "That same sys whether they toy fd t Uieir system is used by mon was essential to ■ mothers weree appropriate a our puppies, tal-liealth role th therapists in assisting togs don’l have Uie brain capai models. Each ipac- because fear was such ch a debllltallng people lo i ch student also 0 overcome iheir fear of flyhat’s factor. Ho could tune evaluated her relaUonshlp ne In with that ingorridin ^0 be ^ logical.” hc says. "That' ding in an elevator,” •e behaviorlsls come it in. need. We and the puppi wilh a close girlfriend, gii iples could sense Aggressi rating ssivc behavior, on the other her • C h ild n iviorisls bridge the gap betwee Accn It and respond." felt .Uiey J^havic the affectionn she ; hand, "ju •just lakes . physical co-orand humans,” Surprisingly, It is more com- dlnalion.ti shared, how dominant dor she was I, timing and strength," Ul a swoop, he is down on1 hi in the relation his lonshlp and how , s, muzzle to muzzle wiUi hiss p: much she wante pa141 Blue Lakes N. 4. nled to be like her . " It’s besl if you’re down althhiis girlfriend. . ^Do not look directly at hinhim. Gold and Yanof Yai found Uiat ’s confronlalion in thei Uieir when teens fed [ed close to Uielr mothers, theyy also a: have warm • p e c ia l! firsl experienced relationships wiUi Uielr A guero m Uhi^ough In his understanding 0 ’gof friends.’ Girlss who ' For miliions ofdieti-rr see Uielr ^ •r?, in 196S, when he started hi mothers as "de keeping tiic weight off ia ‘democrallc" and " ;d Ing school, "I found Uiat ead sach ^ say they want t- be like Uiem lhe big problem. That's It lo vas a separate behavioral enti enti) // form especlallj ally good bonds when.' the NUTRISYSTD.ALL LL SERVICES nd thal it is impossible to taki with peers. take ' J J Program cjn help. at large and screw Uiem all1 in in/ Friendshipss formed f( n's & Women’s in part You cat nutritionallye training system. The tralnlni ning -/ 7 to compensate te for a lad; of baLina-d mejls like Beef m has to be shaped to ead • Cuts • Sly love at home, jly le s • P e rm s • F acials ne, in conlrast. Burgundy, and Siirimp nd-ownerleam.” don’t seem lo• make m. a satlsfacNewburg. • Manicure ire s • P e d ic u re s • Nalls lay he charges $30 to $45' ai an I------------------------tory substilule. lile. "Deviations v. And tralnwi counscloi for private therapy. A sessioi from the Ideal 1 Uie moUier/ Qi In sion vVe’re P \eeased t help you lejrn how to To ■ havioral evaluaUon and family daughter relatio ilionship make it cotitrol overeating, ond Announc ic e Our difficult for gir girls lo develop __ whicii 1-xtern.ilcui-s lrig}',( — , Newest St S tylist... I MS close friendships lips," Yanof says, your desire for ftxxi. • They have nott had hi "Uie opporm -kid NUTRJ/SYSTIMworkt tunity_to .develop 2lop.Uie.adequate.... . p fo r Kjtiiy Williams. - ................. -levels of .Inten: icrpersonal trust *■ Itcanworkforyuu.tix and personal autonomy aut • ln T h » B lu » L LakoiPIoxo a: Uiat.. VVe •- bBl Ve'vG G o t T h e W a y ,iI >33 Uu. 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aboard Salyut 7 inJ 1982 were The number e r of ( red blood cells also reported to have bad trouble b standrcps. 'niey'UII leave earth strong and and ding when they returnedd to t earth. s isis even more worrisome. Bone loss ■I to brave the dangers gallant, ready rt prs According to Richard d Grindeland, On earth,, bones b arc continually Of Intcrpli planetary voyages. But will will a research scientist at the Ames dissolyed and rebuilt, os caldum they retur tum that way? Or will space ace Research Ccntcr at M( Moffett Field, enters‘andI leaves Ik them. But in zero rs fed like overcooked travelers ked Calif., zero gravity ma< ladc the ra ts’ gravity, bone one tissue, particularly In qjaghetUv Uwhen tbe get back? , “slow- twitch" muse Bdes, those the lower leg and hed, breaks down lg long periods - • a monthI or responsible for maintain lining posture, faster lhan it rebuilt. And the exn it’s — a i - of weightlessness, txwies nes degenerate. Bul mus lusdes don’t cess calcium jm given off by the bones; weaken,, musdes n soflen, storages1 of waste away Indeflnltdj cly. The rats turns up InI urine, ur where ll can cause'; . L caldumIer erode, blood flow Is retarded ded that stay up for 20 days: s arc no worse kidney stones. DCS. and the heart h£ shrinks by 10 perccnt. mt. off in term s-of musde Je m ass than Fortunately, Idy, the cffccts of zero; 'T r'T -t-r-r rt-: additloi tlon, bodies lengthen by on an those lhat ride In space for fo a week. gravity are, li part, avoidable. H av-' e. In ' inch or raore. nn faces swell, and waists Ists Weightlessness not onl )nly lakes the ing learned ri a lesson from the lim p, getslimmc imer. load off the feet, butit also allows cosmonauts 0 . 1982, the cosmonauts: Ls of' In zero t) gravity { such changes seem cm body fluids lo drift up upward. Thus who ^>enl ; II • nearly eight months ivy minor, but oncc back on earth, short lo rt. faces swell, and the he; leart, flooded, aboard Salyut lyut 7 in m i exercised by re like marathons, and paper * w Iks are per slgn^s lhe body to get;t rid of fluids strapping th« them sdvcs onto IreaoJ ^ tr feels as he; heavy as lead. This much has has — to urinate more and nd drink less, mills and waiklng. wa i been know lown for a decade. Yet why vhy C" ^ a these dir clianges occur remains a L . mystery. \ Zero gra gravity is probably the main 3lri weightless Is like be■ M B iitiv i-,* :c u lp rit. Being Ik Ing bedrid ridden. When legs are Idle, lie, ,.ith no) fgravity to work against, — ^ ^ ......... Lot An A«o*iMTim*tpho<* their V. weight-bearing muscles and their bones become me atrophy a K e e p n e c k lone k s m u s c la >ng a n d s h o u l d e r s r e laa x e d , w o rk in g o n ly th e aabb d o m in a l a n d b u tto c:k thin. The ie Z-i rats thal rode on the « space shut hutlle for a week In the sprprick 8Wfe;? 985. for instance, came back r lf * n Ing of 1985 a i ^ l l like "wet ^ et dlshrags." And the Soviet /let cosmonaut auts who flew for 211 days ays fflfflr.f iiy KATHY CORE ;nt Is back muscles on the flo 'REY and ROBERT these « problems, Tlie movement HEID ninal cavity as if . You Think of the abdomit ill. subtle and concentrated.. Yi small. Los Angeles Times mlnai it were a balloon. Ass ;you inhale, (Ui ICS can U then feel how the abdomln bb . and the balloon with air.*. When you exmuscU icles relate to pelvic supgortt ai In the balUc U hale, you empty the b; to achieve a flat organi balloon, flattenVV J an function. stomach, we are ( imlnal m usdes. ■ ^ •e often fighting not Uec le on your back on the floor. Bei Bend Ing from the abdom only poor muscle i le tone but also at>* your-J >m sels the tone COOIC breathing patten r-knccs,. placing your-fectt flat-Thls fl )KWARE clomina] misallgnn piment due to poor about your for the abdominals t 0o 'work more fulWUhth( ut Ihip distance apart. Place yoi the purchase' digestion, elimlni lination. distention hands of anyy Mogic K ds across your chest on yoi your ly and wllh completee alignment. Eto Mill and posture disc disorders. Realistic should iers forward buT (tom iildcrs. Tighten your low’ aab- nol hunch the shouldei im N ov/thru Juno 30lh goals for a flat: abdomen al must In- domlnj ilnal muscles back lo your spin titenlng the abi-w jplne. concentrate on tight< dude proper diet, :t. spinal and pelvic Tightc iten the buttocks muscless ffor domlnals to do tb the movement. O 0 tut l t k r - B e m l n a F IN A N C I N G A V A IL A B L E . alignment and a program of ab- pelvic mlnal Repeat 8 lo 12 times. -----------------'lc support. 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: TWIN FALLS - The he Twin Fails County Fair Board voted Frida riday to determine If enough of the structura ural problems a t the Produce Building could Id Ibe repaired enough to keep it open during the iie 11006 fair this fall. A county building lnsp< ispector eariicr in the week told the board thal bal the structure was in violation of building ing codes because of severe problems with the he rroof. The board decidedI Friday F to ask Lee Taylor, lhe inspector who \vh< also ser\’es as thc county zoning admlnlstr Istralor, and engineer Gerald M artens lo hmjx Mjxamlne tho building lo delcrmlne what rep: ■epair work would be
need< eded to keep it open Jusl loi lor one more year,' ar,” Martens had prepared a report n to tbe unty on the deficiencies of counl )f tthe whlcl lich contains m any agricultui Jtural displays durlr irlng the fair. . Taylor also had reported that hat the cost of . pairs i for replacing the roof' ml might amount
$40,000, But the fair board members ag Bu that at they didn’t want to spenC thebulldlngon mon< oney lhan was necessary on thc temp mporary repairs. out,” ""II don’t think we’ve beenn 1locked ) jmmissloner Marvin Hemplemi eman said. Tho Com: build lilding probably could be use used one more year :ar. Fa board m em ber Don Kra Fair Kramer added,
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er did say we could not use us It. "They never Lwas not slruclually sound.” Theysaiditw p j j r• nmanager Tom Shouse said Id IIn his discussions>vwith Taylor and Martens the th one line was merged was that the building fact that em' unsafe. It wi was not the same building5 2a:^ last ise the hard winler took lls5 loll, lo he year b(x:aus< added. acllon it B e lo .U le « board decided on what act J, Its members discussed options op lace the a new struciture to replaci 3ullding, buill sometime In Ir the Produce Bu jgoos Hcmplenio nan said that the county was vas barliwut a vote from the peop red — withf eople — swing money that would indfrom borrovi indebt it over a period od of years.
A special levy also ilsowas mentioned, dilutes the rest of our (the• "I think lhat dilu Hempleman said. county’s) money,”” H Carl Grinsted suggested a1 member■Q ut it would recjuire a two-. bond, but ote. thirds majority vote. Yel, the board members mc agreed It was loo lancing to build a new Prolate to obtain finan< ime for the fair, duce Building in tim* days until the fair,” Shouse' ‘.'We’ve got 75 daj said. Kramer said, “II sllll sl think we could gel by' this year. I come from fro the west end and they use that building, awful av heavy. They say doI what you can to keep ?ep the building open," Hempleman said saii ' there Is liability’ )Uilding, Thc only insuranceI coverage on the buil
eplaccmenl if 11 colcjuestion had been on reph lapsed. by Taylor The building had been1 inspected lm Jie county's insurers and Martens because tlie i irers were concerned requested one. Tlie insurer illding might collapse, because the Produce Buildii icd similarly to the because it was dcsigiicd under the Merchants Building thatt collapsed co ;r, weight of snow last winter, J ld be Stause said there would I no other space 'or the agricultural at this year’s fair for kl In lhe Produce displays normally held Building. ose half the fair," he "It we lose that, wc lose added, ald salt the committee would tlon are proud of your eff( efforts in mak- like to apprc proach the board with a relng a comprehensive vo vocational of- quest for relnslalement rc of the profering for the students nts of Glenns gram with a offer lo help find funh an Ferry. I appreciate your mr concern for ding If the 1 ic board should bc open to broad-basM experiences :es for the high their Ideas, IS. The-commlttec will be school student. The multl-occupam meeting aga igain to help put together a tlons approach is a good K>d way to bet- formal requ iquest lo be presented to ter serve Individual Int Interests and the boardof ofeducation. i aspirations." Garrett said sal they a r c Inotherbu ■business: presently looking Into the tht possibility • The boa mard went over the school of adding a course inI Home Hi Health budget )rforthe 1986-87 fiscal year. Care lo the vorcd prograr 'ram, as It Is a • See( ^e GRANT on PageC2
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customers ( avoid wailing in long •s can lines by ma mailing In renewals for car and pickup up registrations. If owners must regist ’ister their vehicles in person, they/ ccan help by bringing the registration ion form or a reminder notice with t ththem. Also, cu« customers are advised to avoid vlsili siting the office during the 1 last weeks of the month, S „ S s;s' are ‘ usually the longest, ill said 3,112 vehicles were ™ |stcrKdl using iwx) term inals in I County lasl monlh, well i he , Ji state average of 600 Ions per term inal per ^ County had suffered from similar pro )roblems until It received a third termi -mlnal last month, Cassia County Deputy D< Assessor Doreen Dailey salt! aid Friday. The additional terminal made m a “huge difference,” Dailey sai( ;aid, adding that she can sympathize ize with the plight of theI Minidokai office. of
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Hansen resident Gene Ego Egeler failed to convince ' the council to change the le rroadway In fronl of his nue West from an 80-foot property on Maple Avenue HANSEN - Official: rials here are working to street lo a 20-fool alley .' tighten up city policies ies and ordinances as they jy Like many other houses ises In Hansen, Egeler’s deal with some fall-out out from past management nt home extends beyond the legal properly lines decisions. and onto the city’s righl-of-v of-way. The City Council hearc :ard June 9 from aboul 30 cl :i"We can’t sell the prop( roperty because we can’t ty residents who had ad complaints about weed ?d get the title to il,” he said, aid. Changing thc road to graying, zoning ordln; dinances and short-sighted Jd an alley would “save a1 cc considerable amounl of drainage policies. - trouble and would not result res In any landlockedRhelt Call and his wife wif. and David Tipton went uncil. nt property,"hetoldthecounc before the council to res respond to a letter they had id “llie ordinance we go) by now was nol in effcct received from the city : ly asking them to restore a when hts house was beU being built,” said Coundrainage ditch tbe Call;alls had filled in along the cUman Galen Stlmpson. north ^ g e of their lol on RaUroad 1 Avenue, Clly Clerk Darlene Mill fcliller estimated Tuesday The ditch was Intend ended for irrigation water sr thal 90 ■percent of all houses hou In town extended which runs through the he lown for residential use. e. over city-owned land, m making il difficult for A few years ngo. the le them tn gpt n rlpnf tlHo he city removed drain,ttle Uc-but rtflt impossible to along that section of Ra Railroad Avtaiue, replacing lg sell the property. ' h along the front of Call’s it with an open ditch c ’s "Two houses have recenl :«ntly been sold, probably property. with a rider on the title,”’shesald. shi Call told the council idl-lhe ditch had posed a Hansen's zoning ordlnan nances were approved in danger to his children Iren, one of whom nearly Iy 1382, establishing specific iflc sctback re tirem en ts drowned In the open ditch. dit CaU said he filled in and 80-foot streets within lin ithe city limits. "Since the section of ditch only onl after a city employee ;e then we have tried to kee keep closer to the code," filled in an adjacent 3G-fo 3-foot section of the ditch, she said, adding lhat the e bi building Inspector la not ‘i'v e never had any ar problem with alley jy responsible for clearingI th. the p r o p ^ y when he Indrainage." Call told the council. “ If anyone was ,^)ectsabuildIngundercon 2 instruction. lUt 1It would be me, and that going to be flooded out at Miller said the council icU dealt with the same hasn'thoppened,” Issue two years ago, vrfien hen Egeler purchased the be responsible for Tipton said the cilyy should s or property from an estate. A public hearing in July m. "We did have It all tiled, . amending any problem, vacate the street. d, 19Mdenied a request to vac and you guys dug it up,” up, be charged. "Will you JU The council was hesita. iitanl to extend Egeler's put It back?” property lines as requested said the council-will Hansen Mayor Tom1 Butler Bi iU " V o u w o u ld b e ^ v b igg s.some people some land ditch originally was review the problem. “The "1 as there, and you would lu na'v e to go through that •eason," he safd. “ Maybe we put there for a good reas ve process," • explained Cit a t y A ttorn^ William >ewedon’t.” . still need it. and maybe Holllfleld. "B ut if you do lo li t l ^ anyone in tbe same iself and two neighbors, Representing himscl: ask (or the Bame." 8, situation can come ood ask Timcs-IVews corrcspondt indent
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The council tabled the3 m i atter. Miller said irmal discussion afler Tuesday lhal In an infonr Ti Ificials considered sellM Monday’s meeting, city olfic per ing In the property at 70 ccnts pe square foot, "They can then buy whi vhatever they need to hesaid. alleviate Ihelr problem,” sh e: al In other business: Jie first draft of two • Holllfleld presented the revised city ordinances, sa, saying thc final draft rc will w be presented next month. ■ One ortinance “ gives teetl jcth” to the city’s pres-■ ent regulations for excavatl er ation, removal, cutting loUlfield explained. and repair of dty streels, Hoi ai linance will establish a Thc other proposed ordinj 10 p.m. curfcw for all mln ninors. The council InIC structed KoUiiicId lo add Id "buUt-ln flexibUIty” st that U' would allow students; a “reasonable amount ter a school or church of time” lo get home after ol ft JuncllQii,__________________ The fire alarm will sou »und lo announce the curfew. a • Hansen Police Chief Ear: larl Knutsen said he has had lng the d l y restriction h some trouble' enforcinf against drinking beer In hity bli parks and he has a bb ^ unable to find a cityf ordinance o on the matU ter. Butler told-Knutsen tbe be city does not have such an ordinance, but “ this thi; -has been a policy.” s h hesaid. Miller said the city pass assed a decision a few years ogo prohibiting beerr drinking d In city parks; y signs marking that declsl :lslon have sina: been s stolen from tbe parks. s • The council approved a seal-coating program presented by Jim Lelchlltei Iter of J-U-B Engineers, TwlnFalls. l i i e two-phase project Includes Inc work done on a voluntary and a minixnal-cos cost basis. • v PTplnlrwl thlat a t tbe first pro• Sm KANSEN o o P a g eQ ^ lo ' /
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than 200 JEROME - ■ More M '0 been collected signatures havo b pposing the site on petlllons oppo: Juvenile of a proposed 30-bed 30detention centcr iter four miles cast of Jerom rome, said a ncigliborof lhe:center. cen tentative ot the But a represent menl group proprivate Invcstmer posing the Soul Southcm Idaho Youth Ccnler said people have :y and labor (o donated money a ecause they said the projeci bccau it was "needed," posed to thc sile One man oppos( nigal, the owner is John McGoniga The of adjacent property. pn petitions he! and other nel^bors collect Ilected will be given to thc Jerom Jer e County Zoning CommisPlanning and Zon sion In hopes Ihe lh< groi^ w ill.......................... le proposal, review thc i. McGonigalsaid. mty Zoning AdJerome County had mlnlslrator Al1 Hepworlh H ;cr was an acsaid the centcr ccptcd use In Ihe the commercial irca. As a result, zoning of thc area the proposal didn lidn’t have to be review ^ by thc zoning comThe ccntcr Is scheduled t o ........................ open in Augusl. I ;l. Henk Bekkcr, who will act ass thc th center’s office manager, sald sal the facility will contraci1 wllh Magic ;s. It will acccpl Valley counlics. iuvcnilcs at a cost cos of $50 for 24 hours. and ' other McGonigal a num ber *neighbors hadi.cited cit of reasons for' their the opposition to the site of the thc facility, Inisslbillty thal the eluding thc posslt levaluale adjolnccntcr may deva They also feared ing property. The dangerous youtlu uths and others who would causc ause damage to their property. But Bekkcr said sai the center wouldn’t hold any an; youths considcrcd dangerous rous, McGonigal said laid he believed a Itlon center was juvenile dctcntloi needed In the2 Magic ^ Valley, but he had too) many mi questions and conccms aboul ab this paral. ticular proposal. "Feelings have ave been running pretty high against aga il (the center),” hesaid. lid. Bekkcr said he was aware of thc pctllions, but olher people portive. have been support A Magic Valley Iley resident who didn’t want his n e released Is nam had donated $5,a $5,000 two weeks iter, Bckker said, 3B0 lo the center, •SeePETITlOI nO N onPageC S
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whicli is owned by the city of Sun Valley, lhat Uie Uie problem Is under-use of tlie Uie two hospitals HAILEY - The person wl lon is combining who adand the solution vises Blaine County on hhow to themintoone. ^ best provide Its hcallh car are scrFam es siiid1 Uie tl commiltee _ vices should have tbe freed edom to should'tWt""a.ssur isum e’lha't is the ^ rcach his own conclusions w without answer because e itit may or may undue Influence wilhin thc >e coun- not be.” If thc: committee co offers “ ty. that as thc solui elution. It might ‘3 Thc committee formed U to pick wron^y influence ice thc outcome ot a^ consultant to study the id. he protheslydy,hesaid. qxjcts of consolidating the >e counThe committee, tee, formed after ^ ty's two tax-siQ)poTtcd ho: lospltais the counlycommissioners ^ reached that conclusion last Icctlon to creatc a ist week postpofied an elect a t' lts 'flrs tm eetlng when■trtricd—tm It w_to_ .support thc dng-dlstdcL-tc to define the need for the »e study county hospital, is comprised of I, is for prospectlveconsultants.Jrom e a c h _ h ^ ita l ^ two trustees from - Most of the seveni)erson on com- and the’thfw comr om m lsloners. The mittee wanted lo refrain in from commissioners secm se al to side ” stating the need too narrow rowly to with Faroes. ^ not taint thc consultant's ote on Uw district, ;'s final “ Before we vote judgment on whether a pr V itif we do have a problem I want to know 1* exists In'the way the cour unty «fproblem,” id said Commissioner fers its health care scrvl( vices at ruAert Gardner. two board The Moritz trustees, tr ^ full-fiervice bo^ltals. VlcEIfresh and Bud >e Coun- chairman Bob McE . “ I don't think the Blaine ty jy believe the prothe pro- Green, said they b ^ Mcdical Center sees th blem, or potential problem, on arc n, in the blem and solution c obvious and sam c consultant. Is to immunj- the role of thc c( f; e way the Moritz (Con: J," said determine how' best be to combine g^ H oaltal) board does," David iFamcs, administrat thc two ator for the hospitals, something som the lg together werc ay. boards woricing i ^ countv hospital in Hailey . Faroes leqxmse come le to a unabletodo. .suggestion by com TTunlttee Green said 11the the job is widened members (rom Moritz ho hospital. •SeeHOSPTTAI T A L ( » P ;a g e C 2 ..................... ..
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je order!rsrevan[npingcof at-laiirge votiingsystjtems T ^ e d c r raljudg' i at-large voting said Uie current at b i l u n g s . Mont.. (AP) (A — A federal judw Ulbes, tri' In Ume for Uie systems must be changed in hns ruled lhat at-large rge voting systems In Big syi He gave county NOTcmber general elecUon.. Hi Hom county and .'0 school s districts In Har- Nc bmIt an alterm te unUl June 30 to subml din will have to be nr revamped by November ofllclals ofl because they violate ate the federal Voting pr T ^ iS ^ a g e ruling'noted a hhearing will bo RlRhtsAct. ensure that Uie lield “soon thereafter” to en The decision Is ea expected to have far-.he wiUi Uie Voting proposed system compiles wi ons throughout Montana pr reaching Implications ■e at-large voting systems Rl and the West, where a ard any monetary The judge declined lo award , aro common. g damages to those bringing IUie suit- They U.S. District Judge jge Edward Rafeedle of d: American Civil were represented by Uie A tieard the suit brought in wi LoS Angeles, who hea Liberties Union. or parents of In- Li Oclober 1983 by sbc: Indians In at-large systems The Indians arjaied Uiat aldians of the Crow an and Northern Cheyenne
es and protie strength of Indian voIm dilute the ^ s or effecim from electing candidates venl Uien; ml. Tbe Inlively pai larUclpating in goVEmmcnl. districts In dvocate a system of.voter di dians adv trict decide mly the voters In the dlstrii which onl lly commiswho rcpn iresents them on pie county he school board. . sionorthc lg to mean Ink the outcome is going "I Uiln by Indians in Uie i coungreater participation p. lawyer repty," salad Jeff Renz of BUlinga, a la> ns will bc resenting lg Uie Indians. “ Indians mission and e la te d U U) boUi Uie county commis Jwn Uic iine ool board. That means dtJwr the schoo ing-to each are going to start talking people ai
two 6ut-oflad no nam es or ages on tw Uie two and had ho \were also in the vehicle, state visitors who Igh ra te of rcporiedly driving at a hlgj Curtis was rep me pole and Uie speed and lefl U >e road, striking a telephont e accidcnt. as partially ejected In Uie rolling. He was an. Slate Police spokeswoman Lincoln said an Woho1 SI Curtis died jr pFrancis Bergln reported C ushed c t ^ It sccne. He suffered a crusl at the accidcnt s and oUier Injuries ries. llct’s lers were taken to Sl. Benedlc Fam iThe four oUiers ijuries were nter in Jerom e and Uielr Injii iy Medical Cenlei :rious. not listed as serioi Je to go out IS lo No details as K whal caused the vehicle said Sunday of control and1rail ral were known, officers sa: evening.
The Times-Newsi and an' Associated P ress < TWIN FALLS — - A one-vehlcle accident ^in “” ,‘7 : Idoy nlghl treme south end1of Twin Foils County Sundc Dns, one critically. Injured two persons, ' . :rs from the Twin Falls and ( ^hee Sheriffs officers id O le lale counties and state ite police were at the scene 1 Sunday rflght. «nt to Uie , Officers said a helicopter i was being sen lly injured site from Boise: to take the most criticaUy i The other Injurec person victim to a Boise X hospilal. ambulancc was being takenn from f the scene by an am from Jackpot, Ne^ Nev., and was to bc met by Twin Falls for transport U bulance from Twi Centcr. Valley Regional Medical Mc
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miles t west ■ R IC H F IE L D- -/A onet 1. Wash. He came to Dlclrlch In n Malden, \ nd atlcndcd Dlclrlch schools. He 1912 and le Ited In 1928 (rom Shoshone High graduatet lh School as as:salutalorlan of his class, on Uw Dlelridi School ol He served ser Board and anc was on several soil conservaarvlcc boards, Uic Lincoln County tlon scrvl ■y cry Board, the Dielrlch Highway Cemetery 'y :t Board ond ot time o( ctcaUi, District I o( Uic board of directors ra was a member mc Oub Water Estates o( Uie; Counlry C ation InJerome. Assoclatic rt’as a member of the Slwstwnc He was JS Qiurch and licld various First Eiaptlst liaf ofliccs;in Intho i diurch. 0. narrlcd Rubcne Jones on Nov. 10. Hcmar na Boise. Ader retiring (rom (armiwa. In B Ing In 1970. 197 Uwy lived in Shoshone tor a
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. EDEN — A Inner neral (or Owen D. ■ ;_Hammond, 70. of Eden, Ed who died on 'Thursday, will be hclc held today ot 2 p.m, • , in the Twin Foils Se^ Sevenlh-day Advenwill be In the Filer ' list C5iurch. BurialI wl Vhltc Mortuary is In .. ; lOOF Cemetery. Whit ch ai^ of orrangemc emcnts. Tbe family ; suggests memorialI contributions coi to the .. Eden ScvcntlKlayI .A .Adventist Qiurch I t^uUdlng (und, or to a fa favorite charity. ;
n to sharply again U avoid Uie culvert, nd 1as he did, Carlson’s Neal said, and ik by leg was stnick b; Uie rear bumper of C:ar]son was nol the ,car. Neald soid si but Uie Impacl Uiro\vn to the2 ground gr tureofthelowerlcg. caused a fractun He was taken ken to C ^ i a Memorial 1 ;Buriey and then to Magic Valley transferred tc edical Ccnter in Twin Regional Medic Falb, wheree he 1 was undergoing surgery to pin Uie bone at press al 01 officials In Twin Falls time. Hospital said Carlson was wa in stable condiUon I Into surgery. '"hcnhewentlnt Neal said the the accident was slUl ligaUon by his departunder investlga 'evening.mentSundayevc
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Jet's I-'amlly Medical Center, will Ill Bcncdict' d today at 1 p.m. In Salt L.akc C i:ibe held ti netery, with Elder David Moss o(oflyCemct (Idatlng. ngsuggests memoriol con>nThe (amlly (a IrltHitlonj lons to Uw Mountain Suites r Institute ot Boise. TUmorln
tliere would lie a needd -for belter inue^ from Page Cl !.'»Cantim: needed le casii management. Whatt was \ irrctt, ‘‘We're putting Uie Said G am ,vcck-to-week y- was a day-lonlay and wc ■~~\ squeeze oann ;a lot of spots. We're prayic look al the expenditure1 to stay on ;s lum up jusl like everyone ing things I nlstlc we can B8 lop of things. "I'm opllmi: arrlet said there was a 2.88 else.” Garr at gel Uirougii wilh this. If we watch increase In funds and that ;rome in 1971. percent ,inc year and then moved to Jero It until m; •let was presenlly wiUiin 3 our i’s and Qs. we can make mce work for lhe district They worked In malntcnanc ■'s something good happens." until 19&4. pcrccnl*. of expending Uiis year's the Jerome .School District un ve been sent :rTeacher contracts have d should finish un al 1 perSurvlvlnn ore hl-swite o(J (Jerome; one funds and s is prescnUy lie- out and the dislrict Is son. Robori C. Rinehart o(f S San Diego, a cent, loavi aviiig the dlstricl in thebrother. 0. W. Rinehartt o( ■ Owncy, iCW teachers, black. looking at hiring five nev illian Osborrw -in,- , 0,-1 Wash,; one sister. Mrs. Lilll Penner L tal funding for naxt year, if Higii school principal Len ol Gooding, and three gra irviewing for d. said they are still inter\ jprialed funds arc received. was preceded in death by a i these posilloiiH. will be S360. BO,723.50. Iwoslslers. ounced lhat JC Gerald Bybee annou over lasl year’s ex Id ot n a.m. GarrcUt wenl \ The (uneral will bc held Idaho School -0 - Alien Smith from (he Id es and explained Uie proBaptist pcndilUTCS Tuesday in the-Shoshone First F tjc presenting ,at Board Association will bc jdgel. Garrcll stressed that posed budg CTurch wtth Rev, Ray' Reeder o(delating. Burial will be InI the U Shoslione Cemetery. Friends may■ call < at the W W ■ xlay{rom4to Berlin .Mortuary chapel tod; sLs memorials M JIC 4 J 8 p.m. The (amily suggests for lo Uic Missions o( the Ami mcrican Bap•QjnU p nllnued from Paw C n 1printing e.'cpeases. and paying tlsts or a (avorltc charity.' on t- “ whal time we actuallyf expend 1 vidod at no cost, would Involve setbc led at the mortuary. ter y the project.’’said Leiclilltci doing an inventory Ung up a budget, bu :itizen com.y • Responding to a cll. reels and setting a priority of city s tr« G eo rg e N agengasi t-lng In ditch plaint alwul weeds growlr s needing work, forslroclsni nee worker n banks, cily malntcnanc RL)FI-:HT - George Nagcr ■cnKasl,-13. o( For Uic c second ; phase; the (irm plans to use Rup«.'rt. died on Sunday morning m< is Dennis \\(xk s said he pl; of a would prep rcpare bidding documents heart condllion. The luneral udent helper le the city's newly-hired stud racts. .Costs would include and will bc announced by H with the spraying project. tuary of Rupert. ed an eariy • Tlie council approved transfer of S550 revenu funds to the library, r inued from Page Cl ----------------•Contlnu ending propriatcd for Uic fiscal year y 1 will amount to a complete te &pt,30, lOHG. too far. 1 w ictlon, voters are sludy and cost more •e In a May 20 public elect heallh carc approved establishing a library rounty will want lopay. m •i uebUay at than the cou lentil'll iiliiena. will be ^telU » in t boundower ouUlne of the problem m district wiUiin Uic prcs< 11 av... in White Mortuj luary C*hapcl. A narrowi fiool Disu-ict. Burial will bc in Sunset Men ce the committee’s job of lemorial Park. will make 3f aries of the Hansen Schoi Friends may call al Uic nmortuary toeasier bwause picking a\ consultant c M The small city libraryy had been day from 3 to 8:30 p.m. Tbe tlc Mnilly sug. fcspo„sess lllo the job wiil be similar ooen. ir struggling lo keep ils doors d gcsls memorial conlrlbuf a wider choice on who gives 3 feeling the effects of a Ught •" n n Jglveav lavorite diarily. e. he economy. the advice, i said. jld U M c o m .VanDerMculen,-Uic eccoik kJJ Library-supporters to!C irvlcc (or Ger------ -U nda-V a -BUm, — A gravesido sen Kl to dissolve tounly trustee on the com n- cil a resolution Is needed lodtord. iQ, o( Blaine Coui trude VanZante Walker Rai le . . aid she believes Uie people ■day ot Magic miUec. saic Buhl, who died on Saturdo rt lg. “Do we need,to support Valley Regional NJedlcal Cv Ci-ntcr, will be arc asking. held Tuesday at 11 a.m. IIn Uw West Itals?" The study should be two hosplta! End Cemetery, The (ami lOUgh to answer Uial quesmlly suggests broad cnou Smemorial contributions to a lavDrilc oUiers associated wilh the le charity. care services, she le county’s healUi hc -----
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r. -rvutw IN FALLS - 'T lic funeral (or E. Vauk. 72. of Twin Falls, who ‘ m Saturday morning ot his home, ; RUPERT - Tlict (u (uneral (or Dcbble e ^held Tuesday al 2 p.m. In WhlU: „ ' Jean Olmos. 32. of Ru; Rupert, who died on lary (3iapcl. wlUi Sister Mary j' Fridoy ot the LDS hospital hos In Salt Lake c offlcialtng. Burial will bc in ; aty. WlU be held T ^ Tuesday at-1 p.m. In I jMemorial Park. Friends may i the Accquia .Wardi L LDS Chapel, wllh . ^ t the mortuary today from 3 to 8 [ Bishop Bill Hcpworth < rth odlclaOng. Burial “ TWIN FALLS - A mem< mortal scrvlce •wtU be In Rupert; Ct CemeUiry. Friends P'"*’ suggests memorial con- (or William Hill, M. o( Twli win Faib. who Hansen Mortuary In The■family fo ; may call at the ilon lons to Uie MounUiin States-- ■died on Thursday at Magic M: Valley xjn and evening, and Wbullon ' R u ^ Uiis afternoon ir Institute In Boise, and Uwy may Regiomil Medical Centcrr o( coronary jcsday one hour prior Tumor Ii lot the church on Tuesd p, today In neral. be lefttal at White Mortuary. ___ ___. . . .fallure._wlll.bchcld 0 1 1 p.m. ; tothe ttmc o( the (unen Clovcrdale Memorial Parkkin ii Boise. £ R - A funeral for iJury F. The. (amlly suggests me jroveslde scrvlce (or • nLEF Twmortal con■ JEROME gro\ ison, 47. of Flier, vrtio died on Fri- tributlons lo Ihc Idaho You : ■Elsa K. Morlcy. 70.. of Jerome, who died Roblnsoi outh Ranch at :vcnlng ot his home nfUr on exex-. Rupert. ay morning In St. day eve ; ; early on Thursday I . . . — in.'J
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1MAGICVALLEY IONALMEDICALCENTER REGIOh Admitted ry Tuckcr, all s, Mrs. ' Jerry Jean Blggcrs. N Lewis Brown and Kerry' «fTwlnFaUs. Dtsmlsaed Cal Denise Ted Carotin of Riflxr Mr^. Wright Earl and Cathy Falls; Mn.Jullan T. Blckrtlss of o Jerome; ;WoK. both of Twin Fal Mh of Jktrley. oz iand George T. MitcbcU. boUi •Mr3. Modaleno Munoz ’and Lynelte Uicy of Moxi ■loxee.. Wash. 7. »
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mplele lay- away. vweek workers should com] nks were unearthed and i nslde of the Two gas tanks liing cinderblocks on the ins Ickkeradded. ' bbuilding thal will bc usedd as a dor- will be sold, Bckk lo's also a . „ ................... nmilory. said Bekker, who Investors, which inDncr. The group of Jerome Counly Oimmission J er Twin Fails County ■ re remodel- eludes former Workers were doing more ycc Edwards, will file liIng on the inside of a separate coroner Cloycc IncorporaUon wlUi Uic Kl to house papers of Inco bbuilding Uial will l>c used Stale’s Office before < chargcs lo Secretary off SI yyouUis held on criminal cl eglns operating, Bekker . 1 itus offend- Uie centcr beglr ssegregate Uiein from stall eers. .such as youUis who0 have run said.
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s -------r O b i tueiries t :J o h n P h illip H IIAGERMAN' - Johi 7G, of HaRcrman. dlc< onal Mcdical Center Moglc Valley Regional after a long Illness. Bnmeau in 1909, a ■ Hc was bom ot Bn ccr ronchlng (amlly member of a pioneer imcau. Three Creek ■ *R-lth interests In Burnt reas, and Elk Mountain areas dm musician and as a He was a talented jrmcd al social (uncjwmg man hc perform :ou area. He was a (Ions In the Bruneau Rallelgh portlier wilh his brother. bi Slav^-cs, In (he Twin vln Falls Livestock nd several livestock Jiimmlsslon Co., and lem Idaho and Norroperatlons In southern :thcm Nevada, Hc was married to IRuth Winter, who cath. Hc Is survived '.preceded him in dcaU Tiy Howes or Dallas. by one son. John Phy ren. land five grandchildren. MS will bc held at Graveside services day ot Sunset Memo^^0:30 o.m. on Tuesday may coll this evening yiol Pork. Friends mo) al Reynolds vand Tuesday until 10 a.m, ; nw family suggests . i-'uneral C3upd. The ^memorials to Uw le Bruneau Quick
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Itornoys for Plalntlll jch otiloclions. show Attorr In the district sue By HARPER’S BAZAA iAAR UBLISH: Monday, Juno COURT OF THE FIFTH I toIho Court a good PUBL U ine subscriptions. H dp II your m y ^ i 7 man tunr ■ people who sell magazine nis/out to be a real 9,9. 9.16,ond23,19fl8._ _ lason against such a 2 ,9 ,1i JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF roas 1 0 , sUfle youT; anxleUes.. But B If he seems to lie feel comfortable by "10 your potential blind dale lannoofnamo, nq I Blind dales arc aa good g THE STATE OF IDAHO, cha NOTICE OF HEARING. .V. gamble — you have c concentrating more on1 IUie stripes on his JUon as soon as he In- < be 'C respondhig with recognltlo WITNESS my hand I jn THE IN AND FOR THE ^ DISTRICT nothing much to lose 3se and you could come up wealer lhan on you, be dire Irect without pulling co P Uoduccs himself, sayingI you yc are happy lo hear sw< id seal ol said District coU f OF THE FIFTH COUNTY OF TWIN and OUHT withawixwicr.lown either him or you. )ur mutual friend sug- dov • from him and glad your FALLS - MAGISTRATE Court ol this 2nd day ol JUDIC FAI JDICIAL DISTRICT OF- ■ • DIVISION Jun jno, 1086 . THE "You.seem somewhat dist listracted — did you DIV Thcre’s a tendency it gested you get together. rSE STATE OF IDAHO, — icy for friends lo sneer at ICHAROA.PENCE |nI ;AND FOR TWIN .r In lave ajp u g h day at the offlcc ice?” you might ask. I' tho Mattof ol tho R'C blind dates, according Ing to an article In the June ow about him to break yq ' question could spark: aan UlumlnaUng exUse the facts you know Estato ol MARCENE C Clork pall I COUNTY, ^LLS four issue of Harper’s Baw lazaar, but they really arc “a the icc, or, try a little comi y: Shorrl Broylos |p 3mlc relief lo break the HACKING. Docoasod, By: in tho matter of tho hange. But if he suddenly re remembers on early good way to broaden1 yo your romantic vistas, Dopuly Clork anniic CasoNo.359S 0 a funny experience you ipiicalion of Darrell,,, awkwardness by lelling fi ireakfast meeting, you’ll have ive your answer. |^i Blind dates cari tx homas B, High jnmn be:.a rewarding ex p ^ e n ix^, sharedwlthyourmulualfrl( NOTICE to CREDITORS T^ho imos Whilakor. for friend. jBlind dating lakes its toll ill — even the most t whether you are on t llornoy lor Pollllonor, chanc NOTICE IS HEREBY Alic m the giving-matchmaking, langoolnamo. ; ipUon to make the call, >• Since he had the gumptli mflappablc may be subject •ct to sudden loss of Gl\ .0, Box 366, Twin Foils, a ,potition by Darroii GIVEN thal William P-O or receiving-dating! end ei of the process. The A ve Iin suggesting a time ^peech or uncontrollable ppratUlng. ® yz%ght take Uie initiative laho83303-03C6 jamn Hackinn hos boon ap-, Idal r Self-doubt Ha imos Whilakor, born , trick is to retain n goodx)d-natured attitude, and placc to meet, UBLISH: Mondays, I npril| 13, 1972, in Sanpolntocj pofsonal ropro- PUI isa i s another side effect among?boUi b< sexes. P° Friends and collcag cagues arc the best bet for uno 9, 16, 23, and fj;[j aentotivo ot tho above- Jun ird, Florida, now \ >us mismatch, handle It ^ m ailer how a blind di No j] If the date Is an obvious date winds up, Uie meeting men — fnr more mc reliable than the local named docodont. All 19« tsiding ot 1726< .. _________ rosidi )on’lb e a w lm p a n d b e g ma natchmaker deserves a rep ■eport on where you singles bar. Issue a tastefully t£ phrased r e q ^^ with a sense of humor. Don’ persons havinQ claims i "THE ■DISTRICT Pomo omorolio Drivo. Twin , hc, wc vent and some amusing sc off with a sudden headache. scraps of dialogue. qq, to let people know you acjainst tho docodont or qqi au aare interested. Ills, Idaho, proposing a ' OURT OF THE FIFTH Falls, )mll pungent criUques, bul I your date was a re \is another's bonanza. On Jl If ho ootato are roquirod ju Since one woman’s bore hor [ lanqo ot namo to Dar; UOICIAL DISTRICT OF Chon( Vinner, say so. along to someone v*o wit Keep your requirei lirements realistic — If an in consider passing him aloi to prosent ILioir ciolms jHE h I STATE OF IDAHO, roll III James Bridgoman. ■ . unmarried friend kni wttLiln "four (4) monihs i in AND FOR THE hos If s Say something like, I you are on Uic otherr side of Uie doting wti y, might like him better. S knows a handsome, witty, as boon filed In tho ; I ollor tho dato of Iho Ilrsl ;OUNTY cq 30V0 onliliod Courl, tho j ;ame and find yourself w ith up with pressing fam- gai , fulure VIP she proba obably wanls to go out with h :a surplus of men in th "Unfortunately, I’m tiedi uj OF TWIN above publication ol this notlcc ALLS iason for tho chango in , foaao 'our life you are willing to0 sshare, be prepared him herself, lly problems right now.’ but bu I think-you'U love yot or said claims wiii bo rai amo bolng thal poll- • lANGEN, INC., an Idaho name tot The first telephone me call is a breeze only for obeasked, “W hydldn'thesu sullyou?” j;, or datingmyfriend.” forovor barrod. Claims cor onor prolers thot namo , orporotion. tionoi must oilhor bo pros' * mi hla nivon name. Tho > Plalntlll. lo> hi: on onlod lo tfio undorslgnamo of Iho Politlonor’s ; vo, namo od al tho address in- jc f lolhor is Wanda Suo • : ERRY L. SCHELL and molhi dicalod, or lilod with tho Mf. hompson. ■| Irs. JERRY SCHELL, Thom ClorkolthoCourt. hu' Such polilion will bo • I usband ond wlfo, Sue STEPHAN, SLAVIN, oard at such timo as \ Dotondants. hoorc 10 C Court may oppoini: > Coso No. 35585 tho home Is not a wareliouse.. so s on (you believe Uiere; is only one conclusion. KVANVIG & GREEN DEAR ABBY: l a mnaa widow in my bjoctlons moy bo Illod I ALIAS SUMMONS objoc sel the date) you are' having ; mid-SOs. 1 have seven1 iine iii sons - the in Uie lerm s of Uie in- WOOD a It depends on By;Ru3SOilG.Kvanvio t any porson who can, • THE STATE OF IDAHO byy ar l youngest is 21. I raise* lised them in a garage sale, auciion, or IUie Salva- surance policy. :y. the Intent of Uie par- Aitornoys lor Personal sot » such objoclions. 1 lends grootinns to Jorry In lion Army Is backing up aI Itruck, and ties and Uie skill four-bedroom-and-dcnn dwelling, d' kill of your lawyer.” rq until JB Roprosontativo, i., Scholl ; how lo tho Court a i ond Mrs, Jorry show one by one they gradi bye. radualed. found all their stuff is going bye-by P.O. P.C Box 83. Twin Fails, Scf ood reason against | icholi. tho abovo namod good suitable employment; ar dof ven't come DEAR ABBV andimoved inTliercfore, If Uiey have BY: My hasband and I Idaho Ido 63303-OOS3 uch channo ol namo. ' f D e c ir A b b y lofondants; such PUBUSH: Mondays, y W ITNESS my and tho ; to tlieir own apartmer over and picked up their You aro horoby WITN 0 buy our first home PU ir property are about to ments with my B B d h M w Juno 16. 23. ond 30.19% not oal of said Dislrict i lollliod Ihot a Complalnl aoal blessings. before that date, they w ill: i> II never see together. He hhas boxes of pictures ^ ourt Ihis 291h day of [ “ NQTiCeOFlHBARTRG ■ hoJ ins boon liiod aooinsi Court nts and music books. Need I 11again, Good^luck, rom all his pasl lovers, I ^ and letters fron lomc bliKMxUar Some are artists, som layJ986; 1 THE DISTRICT yoi. ou In tho District Court May. lem in our home, but he IN don't want ther L£hK OF THE I ers are univer- ® . technicians, slill others COURT OF THE FIFTH ol II Iho Fifth Judicial CLER begged Uiem individually DEAR ABBY: This con' 3ncems Uic insists Uial Uie; hey arc a part of his life JUDICIAL jy ISTRICTCOURT DISTRICT OF Dis listrict of tho Stalo of DISTF sity graduates and profes .fcsslonals. ectlvcly to come and get c.case of the prospective bi buyer ot a and he will nol It Ilet Uiem go. jH STATE OF IDAHO. Jaho. ICHAROA.PENCE | , THE Ida in ond lor the RICHi [f. This house has served Its asecondhand car who askeddif I am alone now, have lave a good job their stuff,' i he could 1 have asked y Deputy Clork :ed him lo slore Uiem In INin AND FOR TWIN Coi Iounty ot Twin Fails, by ByDe orryT. Uhlinn ] the ond secure future. My y pproblem? Ab- purpose, and an I'd like lo sell or rent il Utest-drive the car around1 Uie no obovo namod plain- Torry one of his relatives so I FAILSCOUNTY FA t block, the home of on llornoy for Potltlonor i In• tho matlor of tho Ulf. Hf. lor tho purpose of Attorr •ge family. Then I’d find tlthen drove off, never to retui lum, will nol have by. you would be aghas hasl should you to o large ive to run inlo them .0 . IBOX190Q : ApplicaUon ol Joanno obi iblalning a Judgment. P.O. efficiency apartment overiooked. anymore, enter my home. It is Is filled with myself a small sn An obvious point was o\ win Falls, fdaho 63303- . for change In Y You are horoby Twin ever after. I am ap- ifIf Uie seller gives the keys ys lo a pro- Am 1 beinglg childish? I love him Capps ha^ trophies, certificates1 of merit, and and live happily Xni namo. dire ■06 . ; . irocied lo appear and 1906 falls very much, but 0 you. dozens of awards for or aUiIetic and pealing to y Abby. How can I get sjspcclive buyer, and lhat person tut Ihis hurts. > Potltion by Joanno pie pe JBLISH: Monday, Juno i A lead lo sold Compiolnt PUBL seller’s inacademic achievements :nls. There are my sons to to act? They all say they lclo return the car, the sc -n iS W IF E Capps, Ca 0,16.and2_3.1_986^ _ | born April 23, will (ithin twonly (20) daya 2 . 0,11 n,” but soon never comes, sisurance company will not lOl consider DEAR WIFE Childish? No. Surely 1942. rooms filled with sporting spo: equip- wiU"soon,” ig-i at Peoria. Illinois, foftho sorvlco ol this nqOTICE tK OF EMERGEN- ’ IN LOS ANGELES UUie car stolen, and. there rcfore. will there is some’ jasketball.-foot-C:ARMEN AI Jias Summons upon cYY RRULE-MAKING AND I ' ; ment for baseball, basl newherc to slore these now no’ rosidino at 182 Lin- All£ coin Stroot, Twin Fails, yoL ou; and you are lurlhor n OTK I am sure you mnol reimburse the seller for ir Uie old souvenirs where you won’t be ' col OTICE OF INTENDED • ball, lennis, golf, t>oxing ;ing. hiking, skiDEAR CARMEN: Cl I loss, oroposing a nol oliliod that unioss you regl EGULAR RULE-MAK- ! kLIFORNIA "running into lal to do. bul you need soting. There are know what -B E E N THERE IN CAL ing, fisliing and hunting llo them,” Basemenl? Idaho, chango In namo to 0soappoar and ploacf to inq IG ! • DEAR BEEN THERE: I consulted Attic? Let him ) give books, artists’ si supplies. a meone to g you a shove. Here il ilm find a place. And if Joanno j"! Doromlah has sail aid Complaint wilhin |p In comoilance - wilh i • Landing Los he can’l. I'mTl :sure you can. Out of boon filed in tho above* ttio ArUiur Groman, an outslaj backgammon table, che: chess sets, dice. Is: Cali a a meeling of Uie “seven A 10 limo horoin soctic )CtIon 67-5203(b)' and ; Inners” and tell them your A Angeles attorney. He said: id: “ I don’l sight —oulof^ar poker chips, playing ca cards, musical -deadly slnn f_3Tiind. on' onlitlod Court, tho spc poclflod. tho plainlill 67-520 -5204(b)(2), Idaho \ I I , L roason ro£ lor the chanqo in will mi .tako. judgmonl. Code Jde, notlce-ls hereby .} namo boinn lhal Poll- ago gainst you os prayed In niunn' von thal tho Division ot i Honor is divorcod and salt aid Complaint, olfaro, Doparlmont of ; dosiros tho rolurn of hor V WITNESS My hand Hoaiit oailh ana Welfare, . maidon namo. Tho namo anc nd sooi ol thio Court, c.nto :olo of Idaho, ' has ol Potilionor's noaroat tho 10 22nd doy ol Moy. under idorlakon omorgoncy foiativo is Jollroy D, 198 •ocoduros tor rule-' oroco Capps residing a( 168 Ric llchaidA.Pomo aking. Tho action.' Pierce Streot. Twin CLi undor Idor Docket No. 0301Fails, Idaho. Such Poti- By )02E. involves tho (AP) — touch any moc lachlnery if I drank, no will bo hoard at !lp“S BETHLEHEM, Pa. ( tion DE ? f c a S loplion and ■amend*" Rl Kids is so successful sue Uiat this spring, By JULIE VARGO-TURl •esident of Eat rif^t, don’ on’t worry about beaui timo as tho Courl MY, such MA MAY, SUDWEEKS. loont Vasil Herasimchuk. a res n t ol rules govofnlno” Dallas Tiwes Herald my debuted a companion the company may appoint, ond objec- 5HIN0URLING, SH STUBBS Fiio b skinny, just balance ma teUilehem, ing fat or ski: Holy Family Manor, Bel ilQlbilllv for FinanciaVi collection for for younger children ages tlons may tie lilod by 1&N MITCHELL esaid. tlo yourfood,"hcs for the last 12 years,. recently • Continued DALLAS - The days ays of tossing 3 to 6, ony porson who can. in JyJAY By D. SUDWEEKS iday. Bom in Lhe the Soviet Ukraine, celebrated his lOOlh birthd your tykes a T-shirt and jeans and le was launched to meet "The line hinks Uiey Herasimchuk< cam c e to this coun"No one really ever Ihli Y o u h a v o o u r ni u m b e r f o r C l a■ n■ B i f l e d I considering them well-d Pyle says. ‘‘Wc ill-dressed are customer demand.^’ da Ihlng, worked for 15 long.” hc try wllh nothli are going to live that lo gone. Tliis summer, p! '•smalRrr sizes in Esprit play clothcs found the'•si A N D |-IT IS T O L L F R E E . . . ccnts a day,, aand ended up wiUi said. pack the punch of more re ;adult-styled Kids sold out out of Uie stores so quickly ne and children who his owi home Afler thinking aboutt why he fare. mothers were buying them because mot: JJ o ro m o . W ondoll, Go r o o d l n g , H a g o rn iD n . . 5 3 6 - a S 3 S from Uie ! gave Uie graduated had lived lo be 100, he t ito 6-year-olds. They Just old, look-at-me for their 4- I Frolicking prints. Bold, !ts Institute of (Filor, R o g b rto n , Holll Massachussets following advice: "TIlie h main i l l s t o r .................................. . . Z 2 6 -5 9 7 5 hues. Natural fibers. Carefree Cai mbc- rolled up he thepants or sleeves and Ict Pennsylvania | Technology and a Uiings are don't stay upp too i late. the kids grow ow Into them.” and-malchcs, B u rley , R upert. P a u l, I, O o k l o y ....................... . . 6 7 8 -a S 5 2 Slate Universlt; If you have to party do0 it i in lhe sity. , Like their parents.-chi the blast of -children drop Experts altrlbute a E B uhl, Cdttleforci . . . . Working att Uie U Flag Foundry in daytime. Don’t stay up u unlll . . S 4 3 -4 3 4 8 their guard once sun bareness blowing Ihrough summer rolls fashion awai \lso, work ■ Pottslown,' Hc Herasimchuk saved h Uiree in the morning. AI j around. Practicality giv gives way to children's wear we to baby boomers who s to ard in Uie' for two years I buy a boal ticket hard. I worked very han ■ted families. The latest wit. whimsy and comfort. con The have startec for his fiancee, ce, Stephanila. to Join ^ old country, and here! I: would knee-grazing jam s makir Industry sales from iking a splash boom has pushed puf I'l' V him in Amerii erica. He .chose this always work overtime aand SunIn menswear create wav vaves with lit- $10 billion in In 1979 to S14.7 billion in e, area because o the large number c of j days when they asked me, nost recenl year for which tie boys. Knit dressingg so sc important 1984. the mo' two a day of Russian Imr "If you have a drink, tv m m igrants who selUfor Mom shows up In the little girls statistics are ar. available. According uid never ed here, he said ald. is enough, and I woult , S, Census Bureau, designdepartment as color-spla; plashed cotton to the U)S, can expect this •“ knit dresses with Ut:nd endy dropp^ ers and retailers ret: onllnue for the next five peak to coni waistlines. "Wc modify whal’s happening ha in years, i tlie junior and missy y imarkets to "Women\ are ai having children later » y s M argaret Marten, a g ollectlon more in life,” say make lhe children’s colic nifcr Falconer Dallas free-l£ e-lance clilldren’s wear de- " whimsical.” says Jennifc Effoctlve Tiey see Uielr children as idlary of Liz signer. “The ot LizKlds. a subsldia D o to s on of Ihelr ego.” Tier, we did a an extension! Gaibome. "For summer lg to Marlen, the 32-yearlot of cropped and knit nil tops, loose According 4 Juno 16 n with her first baby has \ shorls, cropped pants> and ai the all- old wximan th ru Jun» 26 , Y o u ’l l r e aaoo: h m o r e i ■s are upbeat developed her he own fashion savvy and important Jam. Colors ; on it when choosing calls upon and fun.” I \ re a d e rs th a n y o u AlUiough labels fromn powerhouses pi children’s wear. wc “She is used to buyN O I » A T , i V I I I 1 «1 1 t h o u g h t: p o s s i b l e i ; 1 and and ing fashion a is more open-mind^ such as Liz Qaibome, Guess? ( I JAManCHACIKI KiSTATI. IVINtNO iA U • HOW MMHOlO-tUHL Merona dress the whole lo purchasing lie family, the when it comcs c w i t h a s 'm m ia l l - b u t I AdfW ttswiwnhJwiwU ating for kids clothing or for her children," Marten designers realize crcatin Meeteri AwefSee ^ m i g h t y cc llsa s s i f i e d Mom looks nice, she wanls down says, “ If Moi I ,■ involves more lhan scaling sci n n t D A Y , j u i a i 7J • IC a; separate her kids to to look put-together as adult sizes. “We have FUtM M T U n . AMTIQUtS • PAIM rriM IMS ad. ; I well.'* design team working Jusl Jusl on E ^ r l t „ women buying Elsprit Kids," says Bonnie I^■ylc le or Esprit, a f the K iscd company “ the San Francisco-hasec re Elspril customers y, liin-lovlng noted for its kicky, rn u p A T , i u m a e I s .” Pyle says, "However, JOMSLANDFODIOT clothes. Esprit laun very Involved in clothing v'ci ft FAKM ft HIDIOT IQUinUNT’ clilldren’s line four years a , .. choices toda xlay. Even 3- and 4-yearA4MrtU«nMrti JwM 1• nitsselecU on j Esprit’s punch lies in 11 WoOAucHoaMn a point of view about what of peppy prints and vll: lon them.” ■ p n i D A Y .jw m io I ■ ^^‘' s n a V S I*«ksE«d«" Cherry-red firecrackers VltOiNIAHOWAK * 0 . HOOMHdU). OOOOPW. I (•■VIMNOSAU which has become Juicy Pattern mixing, ml pop across pink cotlonn Jeans. Jc Jwn* II ir for .teens, surfaces in es dot de rigueur pink and giw n peaches < a royiil MMHrtAucHon camp shirt. Electric-brig ,wear for summer. At jright cartoon children’s • Al l' T W O A T r J U I I i aI Ii _____ _ p aeeoo p le .re a d _____ L . characters scamper across acn elastic Merona.a aspunky, yellow dolled AnONKU »WWMO*COWTtUCnOH.:KVniT___ IMJ ccle la s s ifie d I )rdinaling. big polo shirt teams te: -A A fw flsw w tiiJw iw ir" ' waist shorts and coordi wlth,blue-and-whlte — b tw ftA n o d M M ---------lorts and a comp shirt --------strip(kJ shor • -sh irts;.................................... n n m A T ,jv iiiii Esprit strewn withe h colorful deck chairs. The deslans seem to) work. wi UUON-FURNmiRI A im oois. LAWNPutNtnn TOOIS. tporrtfi riNo oo o D to 1 Lon o r u aOUANIOUS a JARANTEED RESULT' LT" a d w i t h ' P l a c e y o u r "GUy
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Cockiali cossfi Qssful operation in Twin o writton comment regar- -BOISE;-“ , CONTACT AD “ JE R O M E DOGLOG 409 Shoshono SI, So. wal a ltr e s s , exporionco Falla, alls, Sond rosumo lo: ding lhe proposed rules, ATTNl d AVAILABLE fO tf 7, MINISTRATION. irolorrod. Pleaao apply In Chris hrls Doylo, Gonoral Salos 074 74 A Mullcol In ilru m o n it a ADOPTION ' ana any Individual or inlerson al Iho Canyon Spr- Manai Plans, specillcallons, lanager, Exoculono Con An 760IIICO Equipmonl d H ours Mon-FfI An oxporloncod mochanic .P®r 076C '' duslry who may bo al- • ig a Inn, 1357 Blue Lakoa N. iralal Ifdaho. 7259 Franklin contraci, pro noodeiTApply al Vol'a Aulo ItIQ: 077 fl adlo.T V SS loroo 12;00p m 2:00pm, no' 7 7R t( loclod by tho proposed form .posal ol oad, B olso.ldahoa3709. Hospital, 500 Highway 30, Dlf, iif, ot Member Services/ Road, Ho lorms, and olhor 07QF 7Q Furniture £ C orpott r, rulos is encouraged to inlormation Filer. ID, _ _______ _Idal ja h o Crodlt Union Loaguo. Expor xporlonced modlcal may bo ob X M oanaCrogsBrod Eiii 0 779Applioneo* 9/ J. submit information con- tained j luol havo thorough knowi- tranac anscrlpllonlsl, Modlcal Applications lof part-Umo MiJi 000h at Iho ollico ol O O H oolingiA lfCond. ® corning the anlicipatod tho ! Idaho Transponation Shollor dgo ol crodlt'unlon opera- termlr irmlnolony and prool oB3 (, locaiod on 1 mllo night n^' cooK, opply boiw oon oofl B2DulldingMolorloli ^ S' lading, se n d rosumo: Z78 economic Impact ol tho Deparlment, r wosl road, uso tho onltanco 2-4. 24 Tho Cove, 7i3-9B44,____ tlorIons. Sond reaumo & salary roadlr 003 03 (Gorogo Solei ® Division ol * OQUlfomonl to ICUL PO c /o T fo Tfmos Nows PO Box 0Q4 J to Sowor plant across tho ATTENTION at proposed action. For Highways, . COLLEGE rH?. 04roo1» P Boise, Idaho, IPX 5056, Bolso. ID 83705. 546, J\ 16, Twin Falls, 10.83303, foad Irom KART Radio. 19M STUDENTS. sn assistance on technical and, Earn oxlro In006 0 6 Flro F -o o d a from the District p. Deo llconsos may now bo como at a part-llmo |ob, and 001 ow ntow n b u s in e s s Goner onerol oldo/companlon (or ' concerning Engineer \ 007 07 fPlonn a Trooi, fluostions al n, purchased ol mo Clly Walor ngol d lullion asslianco lor colIISTRICT 13 seeking a 25>yr. yr. old tomalo Inlurod In c coav oa Vorioly Fo o d i’ it10 proposed rulos, con- SHOSHONE. Olllco. . fo°' Call SFC Paul Schmldl *'[’0 Idaho. 0 nowlodoeablo and respon- accldt :cldont learning io walk loflo. tact Linda L. Caballero, ' A 9 0 P o u a su p p iio » I:; 0901 Iblo porson lo doal with again, non-rofundablo join. Prolor single female; In Twin Falls al 733-2671. sibl 9 2A uclioni 0 097> Oepartmont ol Hoalth charge . c a l l ..........................3J<-84JG IT r oordlnaling dowrttown ago 10 <20-30, lloxiblo <0 hr. of FIFTEEN C ARMY RESERVE. BE ALL coo and Woilaro, Division of DOLLARS r a lln o a n s w o f...........32<-43l3 " q vonis and oporalions. wkk.. .. ssom o eves. S wkonds. YOU CAN BE. _ 0''° ($15,00) plus " Welfare, (208) 334-4337, sales I iomo buolnoss and advor- mln. In. ' wago to slan,- poss. lax will bo made ^ ................AVON 5?.'] FA RM ERS M ARKET q knowlodgo hoiplui bul llvc-ln /o-ln w/nood salary lator, Boise, Idaho. All written lor < oach set ol plans, dPondorlng Iho purctiaso Buyorsoll. L‘“sing , f Sifl ol a pol! Check oul ot noccossary. Hours oro NON-! ON-SMOKER. Swimmof «. comments and dala paymonls ' ................. Ill I c 423-5B04 or 734-9250, to bo made by ci ciassillod. Call 733-0331, . oxiblo. Sond rosumo lo good aod idriving record o must. concerning Iho propos- }: 093 9 3 FFo rllU io rS Io p S o ll ^ payable lo Iho _ R eols lsrloouirod. 7334713, Biology Inslruclor wllh In- 10x 1907,TF.1D.83301. ed rules musl be check, j. 096 f 96 Form Seod C black Lab," malo. 9 iransportallon LOSTI L( in fco lo o y . Endirecled to the undor- Idaho r 097 9 7 HFo y ,G fo (n aF eo d d monlhs old in Iho viclnlly ol lotost Department, Division ol ^ lomology or Anatomy — eigneO and muol be Hiflhwaysv j. 090 F 90Form »for F?ont 8 5ttr Ave -Eaal,Answoifl ‘ ?••Knight," .* Phyalology ptufurrud; O OJ 307->kiM Of Interest DOTM 7 - ^ o l Interest 099 99 PFo ilu ro i {or Ronl p poslmarked or deilvered Rowatdl Ploaso un' Maslor OoQroo foqulrod ' righl Is reserved €011734-6731._____________ 1001 00 llv e ilo c k Wonlod 0 or beloro July 10. on . The with leaching oxporionco in ■io rojocr all proposals, — 101 > 01 Animal Oreodmg ■\ 1986. Zoological Sciences prolor Zo( or to accopi tho pro- . 102< 02 Colllo Rule-making hear_ red. 1031 posal or proposals' 003“ ® Announcemenl5 03 Dairy Equipmonl i, Apply by June 30 for August Ing(s) will bo hold II deemed 6 104) bosl lor the ATTENTldNI i0 4 K o rie t ' 18 starling dato. Sl. Bonodlctj- 1^! signed, writton requests Slalo c 1051 05 H o n e Equipmonl = ol Idaho. h < Salary commonsurato wllh Hospital Crodll Union Sharo Sal lor 106! 06 Swine ' a hoaring aro submit,No proposal will be H i Holdofs. Como 10 SI. oxt oxporlenco and quallllca led personally or are considered . O BShoop/Cooii •' Bonodlcts for payment ol Hot tlons, unless acB i ]“ j addressed to tho undor- ^ lO Pouhry& R obbilt ° holdlnga. Conlscl Soi Sond lellor ol sppllcallon, ] by an ac- sharo s' signed and postmarked companled _ 112t 12tr»igolion S Virginia Alllsot^ 32<-*301 oxl, roa resum e, transcript and ! cepiable proposal guar- yj on „ throo loloroncoslo: 253. . Ihri 13 Form & Ronch Supplioj C or before July 10. anty In an amount nol Dennis Pollygrovo 1986, Irom twonty-iivo less l 14 Form Im plom enli 1 B O Y W N 'S BOOKS ' SS than fivo percent ol Science Do6attmont (25) or moro interested 15 Form Work W onted------------------(I "51 Mon-Frl 10-€ col ol Iho CoMono ol souihorn Idaho p lo a s o «oli Tho T Im os-N P o •Nows Circulation porsons, or Irom an tho ^ total amounl ----p Sal JO-5 80Boy 1233 This guaranty r association prosonting a proposal. 570AddlS0nAvo.W, TwlnFalls, ID8330J ^D o p t., M o n doy-F rlday. 8 (o .m .-5 p.m . at R EC REA TIO N A L J be in the lorm of a polition with signatures must / TwlnFalls vVo aro on equal opplunlly 676-2552 (toll-froo), o>rr < call Joano of Wo a Certified Chock or a of ■LU L*— ^ C not loss lhan iwonty- ; 733-M13 .orr .ompioyor, 4436-0120. Check drawn _ live (25} members ol Iho Coshlor's ) 120/ 20Aviolion Is your Rosumo oelllng you i21 j ]Boali e organizalion, ol Irom a on J an Idaho bank, made • 006-P erM nal5 S Morino llom i ^ !hi the Iniorviows you wantV II lo the Idaho ' C Qovcrnmenlal subdivi- payable t 72 Sporting G o o d i G nol. M's not doing tho job. Depart- ,23 3 3Gc um an d Rlllet sion or agency. Hoaring Transportation I S Givo G° your yoursoii tho add- * Division ol ■ -ALCOHOLICS ^ ,24SnowVohiclo» 2^5 requests should include monl. ! r' od odgo m the |ob market 125 T ANONYMOUS aa slatoment ol tho direct Highways, or a Bidder's 25 Travel Troiloii r r n with a unlquo prolosslonal 124c Bond. C«II73»«300 ro: 26C am porsSSholU || rosuno Irom TRS Company interests ol the poll‘ ^2 ^ Bidders shall bo 73; ?77Moior H om oi li 73M257, 1M8lhAvo, E.TF. _ tioner(s) in Iho sublect , licensed in tho Slate ol 12BL 28 Ullllly Trolleri ^ Legal secrolary lor am ol matter ol Iho proposed HOTLINE-733-0122 j-o ------f rules. Any hearing Idaho by the Stato Con- A. Problem Is nol a problem llco, Musl havo 2 years legal Liconso Board, „whort shared. MoniJ/HoaKfi x*oxp, and word procosslno. silo(s) will be accessible tractors ‘ A U T O M O T IV E J Sond lottuf and rosumo fo iFIril Routa ii Elmwood CIrcIt : l t - 1300 S 1400 block . Spm lo 7am. 24 J® to tho physically disabi- priortosubmllllngabid. ^ The Fair Labor Stan- aAssociation. Alionlion Logal Soc.. P.O. hi hoo_rsonwookonda,____ o l FlUr Eo»l - 300 a 400 block ( N orth Elm - Blue >ck of '• ' ed. € interpreters for per , k e i G rcl« - Elm O rel* - Lynwi Act of 1938 - HYPNOSIS HELPS 1000's fZBox 2323,JwmFal|3,_ld _ la ynw ood Manor - Mopi* ' sons with hearing im- dards , 31 Aulo Service S 1 rove A pli. 300 1 400 block o lB Tille 29, w Woighi, lobacco. pain. L o se w e i g h t, oam monoy G l Blu sla k e * . palrmonts and brallled (U.S.C.A, [ 32 Auto P a rti & A cc o iio rioi E allergies, norvosi Call John wllh Iho acclaim ed Horbal 201-219, al or I J3 A u lo i W onled C laped inlormallon for Paragraphs rive Carriage Lone • S»cond Roul* i» Trottor Oflv* proaram. Call 733-3122. ojloda_yj,^:72ai^ 6) shall apply In any]fm sj 144A/ utoi for Rent ' persons r with visual im- Chapter ,Iho employment '3 Jit - C herokee Lone G allup Woy • 9lh Avo. E oit of labor ■pflEGNANt-NEEOHELP?" 1 Imi Immodfolo openings' lor oxp ! 33 Cycles A Su p p l.ei p '35C pairments can bo pro- | o chlia. H Froo prognancy losling aa licensed haltdrosaors. ' law olha - Indian TrolU 8 Cochl: Fi 36 Heavy Equipmonl y vldcd upon live days' (or Ihls project. '36FBuay unlsox boauly salon available. Call Prognancy Bu la Gi G ronde Court - Rote ' ,• Third Routs It Carney • C ota olthe a> 39Pick.U pTrucki ^ nolico. For arrange- Idoho , It is tho purposo now laklng applications. Hollino 4 Crisla Conior 734- noi Siroal Norlh • Bloks N orth. Transportation " 6Aulai 66/ • Morcury & llncoln j 007-Joba of Interest ' 0070 0 7 -Jo b ao lIn te fest W107-Jol>« of Interest and Woilaro, 450 West Slalo ' (W-JoteollntwMl 50 A utoi ^ O ldim obilo ■ < 160^ Stalo Street, 9th Floor, mlnlstrator 1' ?2A uloi . Ponlioc | Engineer)' Boise. Idaho 83720-9990. (Chiol 1 Paft-llmo n A uioi - Plymouth i * 73/ PUBLISH: Monday, Juno PUBLISH; Monday, June Fuol Tax Bookkeopor 174/ U A u io i- O th e r 16. through and In 16.23 and 30,1986, ] Amort can Pertonnai '7'55 /Auto D eoleri cluding Friday. Juno 20, Sflrvkes NOTICEOF ■■■ 1 340 10 S Servlc* Oifoclofy 1966. ^ 7 J««2 LETTING Sealed proposals will
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014-D ayC areSflrvices 0 5tl—O 1 - utolT ow n 003l>3 0 -H o m « F o rS a !e , , , ( 0 0M- to m e a ForSale F u m .A p t.iD u p . H ouses 052-Fum * 043—V ;-V acatlon Property 0 5 l- UUnfum. r AG ADC Chrisllan Day CaTfr an \N“ ACRE In country w/ BYOWNER; A croaoo~ 2 2 bdn m ali,'2’bdrm, srovo, F b o d rirOTm“ Mi 8tIjd'lo” apafTph’y ^'H oV” Springs, W J220, 8arr Proscfiool, agos 2-0. Monbeau 03 Irom Twin. 3 odrm tachor )oaut. 1722 aq. ft. brick miioo wolor and trash paid, , i3600. .Assume r o ir y convenient, largo ment, wait Fri, Blato llconsod, 734-3238. f,om( n o with Bpa, finished garaoi lomo. Room for tiorso, .homo Coll Dick. 733-2365 1, Coll 1022^969. ___yafd, dt doposlt. p o t maybo. $t05. Coli \ Ex 3omont, fruit troos, cor- sq. ll lardon, fruit iroos 4 ‘ be»- bosoi Exc. coro 4 roler. wook- oardi rnBoallvor423-4232;_ ilncv St.. 734-7275. Wo5torn_H ibins-1 a'l Magic Roser- ^'''’ ^uln' days, luncfi S snacks, Morn- rlos. los. 3 bdrms. l U baths. ral,, out O' buildings on 2 acres. Terms *160; 2 bdrm, *175, lESH AND CLEAN 3 i'bijrmn,, *1 1-in tho Sawtoolhs, on A FRES p 5 ft.“ C onlM vo“ , I.j lolnlng 3 a cres in posture Ruper rplcs, (am rm. 4 • iartjo Adjoi Inoalde area. Cell 734-3462. ‘ trplc: £ Soloway in Twin; 32^ .om. with lots of ox- noar SolelOf Crook noor Obsidian, bodroon 0 for Amorli lOlarlum w/fully onclosod a iso f saio. 733-4484. lOrlcan/Flnonclal inc Moiher would llko to babysit solar vos_or leave mossaad^ r \ \ Me doposil. No 5373 oyos_( 1 in oxc. cond, com- tros, J350 J3 lol lub. Ju sl 3 ml. wost ol fjirp Iso, ID, 206-375-3043. ' I CE 4 CLEAN 4 bdrm / \ \ 2-3 chlldron, lols ol t LC, hol Call 734-1919________ ely furn. 324-3404. pots.C a A NICE ;E Ll LrrTLE h o u s e for proschool acilvltlos, Call irp. F J Pricod (0 soil. 734-6054. imo SW ot town. Covorod in SShoshone: woil-kepl. }d n.nelQhbothood, non __________________ ___ Avail July Ju isl, 3 bdrm hom o 1. flood 734-6140.________________ pollc 733-7826 or 733-5730, or73 llio, woodslovo, built-in oidor lor 3 bodroom homo wllh ---------) r,*165. call 734-7105. ' iromo, appliancos in- amoker,Sl in Joro 3y Ownor vorv comlorioblo oppl ipllancoo, largo foncod partial Hal basom ont on 2 corSoe Tho Sorvlco Guldo and By 0 1 So sm7slooplng’ rm. W7 d. J350 -t- doposil, (jiosn.. sm ird wllh playhouse. Allor- norf Ic louso for J31.500. Assum. yard lols, loncod wlin auto (U5_ IJ otille Homes 11 Directory Dll In tho ciassiliod vhous f-M ?ofqr^^3 i,324-3840aliofn.____ alovo, allall uill, paid. *115 Ible al $44,000. Coil Kalhy sprink 1283 dabi Inklor syatom. gaiago _ // so soclion daily lor oddltionai *283 por mo., o asy terms, p ., no pets. 733-2513.^. 1 bdrm hom o. JM .^P..,r) Avo.E., 734-0667. Irish sh . Wills Inc.. 734-4411. andj ;omollor outbuiraings, l 2xW iO'' ■ ' F l^ e 'tW W ' ■■Eo'rTy Cloan I12018th S i: I child — caro sorvlcos,________ Dasomont apl, laundry lod. partially lurn.. no cool baso :onl rool, oxtra Insula- Amorlci 3y JOwnor: 3 bodroom. 2 oW f jrlcan, 3wamp cooler, ^“^2 iXwalo^bods, ' ‘ «NEH ANXKDU3, will / / / Sp Spoclal caro lo r kidai Any By 733-9303._ avail, no n o ppols, *155 0 monin jaths, oxcollent location, coinsider n; all oilers. 6 bdrm, >ion1, stool siding, Ihormal skirting tlnfl,2_E,2V^S,324-8698._ ago, foncod yard, moals and dop. Call 734-0263. N, Vmall,'2 bdrm In 'the S75dop. ow I ^ batho, llvinn room, fami- w'hdo oc1lllvltlos.Cal17i4-«l48, [0 *^down, assum abio FHA 2'/t / / oc » ', oldor'2 bdrm, stovo. ry, Duhl. No pola, J195 FREE ‘22 wwooks tont! Laroo ly room, r oan.Call734-1684.________ S n o r '" " " r a 2 tfplces, hoat w ndll lg, now lurnaco, aot up. )odroom and studioa. O doposll,543-5797.___ ono bodrt imp, foncod back yard, >hro_y 3y owner, all brick, pum •0/boBl oiler, 733-2860. _ bo pleasantly sur- By and walor furnishod, Ij / L ^You'iI N. LARGE'3 bdrm, 528 Heat and It. KImberiy and TF. ^ 0,00 jooutllul custom bulll home bot. 3bLUTEi:Y MUST SELLI! prised at how oasy It is lo Iry con promises. Soo. mberly School Dial., n V Woodridgo subdivision. Kiml Skyline 14X70, 3 bdrm, 3rd SStroot North. Stovo, Laundry placo a closslllod ad. Tho Ih orator, no pots. J3t0. 203 4thIh SiSirool Norlh, Twin. 9,900, m usl soo to ap- 032_ (156 s q .f l oil on o n e level. 4 J69,5 12-BuhI-Filer Homes 2®baihj ,lh. For moro inlormation cost Is low... (ho results are 34-6752. Olllco, 734-8944 or Call734-67 ecialo. 733-0199. _____ 3odrooms, 3 boihs, aii oak pipc — —^ hll high. That's ciassiliod. ^oar ,734-7339, _____FljRNlSHl iTSHEb 2 bdrm. a'i Olchen, wni carry papor. rRIVATE r i^ PARTY purchases FILER •ER: nico 2 bdrm, 24x24’ Ofoom lontreo Accoptanco, Inc. Phono 733-0931. uh — I'd like “C lim a le — C-L-!-fV lc, covered parking, l^gll lor d o la lls.734-7039. foal op, foncod back yard. N, 2 bdrm ,. sizso eleclric. al oslato in any condition, shop, 1-800-54^2632 ____ CLEAN, chon applloncos. *310 “ to b u y a v oiwel, w e ploase?" I,5(10,326-5<»9.ll.,i. . j ; - -um. - Loan i4 x 70. 1979 S o P i .fCall Doshlor Roolly, oH kllchot ay ownor; nicely iocolod ^ a1lT 0m ,7S8-437S 0v0S._____^39,50 ' monlh, *150 deposit. 01&-Employrnent Wanted noor near town. Immaculate, sm a 1 bdrm. homo, 266 dpoint. 3 bdrm.. J11.900. ^ :2 9 2122 2 or 733-5666^ _ _ p o ' monl nail Gooroo, Gom Stalo ■ --------------^-------- - V - i ck rodecorolotj 3 bdrm on v, jaickson St.. Twin Foils, O JJip y rp ts,73^2375. _ Counlry 0-Klml«i1»-H»n!en y, 734-0<00or733-400&.. 4 som e yard acro 0 0 7 -Jo b 9 o l interest 0 0 7 -Jo l» of Interest • Housocloaning hi JCfo. Garogo, complololy ji22,000 ,( cash or J15.000 w i l h _____ nE R ' HOMES, Usod 1 bc bdrm furnished apl, wuik, olllciont & depen- fgric lonced, polio, sprlnlillnQ (orm rms, Moko ollor. 344-2227 BY'o CSw n e r ; 3 bim. roSm; moEJo' :ilc home only, low ddop. Roi, 734.5455 Nlco 1Largo timo saios poslllon dablo. dt studio. *140. Mslu'fo toon OQor lo babysiti Pan F Kalhy. 734-0158. jy ji, Iantror733-ai09. _ 150; Lari jyslom. Reduced for auick or92 939-8179 oflorOo.m. gara^. rage, fenced back yard, nricos 03. Closo o_ut_s. 73I 7568. Skotolai immedlaloly. — 2 chlldron In my homo in1 avallablo c IM or 734-7731.,_____ L . saio. J49,995. Coll 734^20. :r .od stovo. 309 Tomorac, IXE c’o ionial homo w/ prolor oxporloncod . Iblo wide Flootw'owJ. oil DELUXE Jeromo. Monday Itiru Ffl-- Would V l0 l4 F lle rA v o .W o 3 t.T .F ._ ^ lid APT, nicoly lurnborlv,Cail4?3-4651. ^ ' i ' ’l‘> oxlras. 3 bdrm a, 4 STUDIO 3acious Duplox. live in usln0ssopptys. ^ :, roducod lo sotilo '" “hV ' Must bo oblo to work Ct17-B U (Jay, 7:30 to 5;30. Call ovos.. lady. I d, all uliiillos, *226 By Owner. 3 bdrm 1«, bath, one, . lotmol dining, den, niahod, 10. ronl tho olhor ol 1038 4 BY Oi OWNER, 3 bdrm, lonced ostaio holidays, ond r llo, Camoo Ealatos, 324-71S4^________ ________ _ wookonds V h.C all733-82Sl._______ nov/ carpet. RV parklnn.la 1042 142 Dloko St. N,. TF. 2 backx shllt. Apply In por- LFcr salo: Cinder block new 7601 bol9am/o1lor,6pm.„ ta)or, r olovalor. 335 Biuo m_onlh.Co Mocha'nica wantod: part or} ovonlng « building. A.R. HaaKolL 690 lot, tot,patio, fncd yd, J42,900. bdrr »No.J650 m o .C aiiP a tIrm , 2 bath, foncod back 6V»%i :la3Slllod advortislnq =R: 1970 Flooiwood. 3 lull-llmo, m usl tiavo gonorai,1 oon i at J. C. Pennys today S. Locusi, 734-3725.________ 3r4pm,_734-5204.______ 734-M03 T3t^ or 734-3187 allore. yard I* F’»’ * ird wllh pallo, oach upit. Must i i ist soil homo in Kimborly, bdrms' 1'.^ baths, counlry I oxist. somoono would auto i amall ongino o«porl-• only < Irom 9:30 to 12:60. ould considor good popor 5 --bb d, rm , .oppraisod ol i d ms. For Sale: prolltablo hoot By By owner: c 3 bdrm. 2 balhs, Wou SALE’or r e n t : 3 bdrm E , l l til, . ( Cali 733-0931 32c. : 326-5265ollor_5PM. __ onco. Only, ambllloua hardi Solos ! Porson - Radio Timo. f.l trimming buslnoss double clout car garago 4 shop, 091 port povmont. jb4.oo s, family room, _________ 1.000, wlil aacfilico o l ' r T •near •' wafor af W Magic prolorroO. throughout workers nood apply. Sonc)3 ExperloncoO I ontiro Magic BI820 BiaZ' King slovo, swomp Roai oasonably pricod at j87.50i aco, Irult Iroos 4 j500,_^M W 3£5^, ^____ Rosv iv„ W/12X50 moblio 4 roaumo lo Bon 07B c /o3 QOOd ( saios rocord. Apply al !1, Valloy oroa. Will train. Sond :oolor^ cooii 5.000. Shown by appointIrult troos. fenced J75.( m. small shop 4 lols ol 054-Unl -Unfum . Apia. IJI 2nd Siroot Wosl, , inqulrlos ‘ Tlmoa Nows, PO Box 5J8,', KTFI, I :o w ood and brick, 3 BXl6Bpa p .n o ,6 7 ..1 !!.,_______ 30. solt walor, Han»on aackvora. J47.000.734-3444. menl en only, phono 324-8720 to P.O. Box 411, back Twin Falla, ID. BM03. T.F. ] EOE M/F. Baso/comm. Wo_nd_oil,iDi33i5, JjJ & Duplexes ^ _______ Bv ownor. or 734-1676 allor 6 :D 10 move, 1078 14x68' area, J275 J2 doposlt. Drive REDUCED, “ lytlmo "V‘ NEED DRIVERS. 25 yoara ol1 START J A CAREER WHILE “ ' klfSCAMERAS ■ara. 2 bdrm. all oloc. Lino Soi sorvlco. 734-4885. o r ; bdrm a Jg?.; !6?.500. Lovoly, 4 bodroom, P i";............•.......................... TrTBpta, avaH Tn Buhl. Pralri'c ilrioTroll Circle, 423-6210. gppScc IN HIGH SCHOOL, Established p, OQO, good drIvInQ rocord.. STILL 5 idjrondj J8000.543-C808, qvM , 733-6240 73 or 423-6240. CauMoac lor lon yoars 08 2 barn, p brick homo. 232 -----iiloadowbrook, 543-8833 noal oppoaranco. Must boB Your ' local Army Roservo a s loading franchisor ot 2Larkspur u ik 0 Van Dyke, 2 t>drm. balh HO I Housing Opporlunily.D_r.. TF. 734-0263. ^ T A K E A p ^ l HOMES FOR RENT Equal Hoi wllllnn 10 work ovonlnoB andi unit i In Twin Foils has opon- ?! 14-Jerom 0 Homes arlq'*''-V}, electric h e at; ji j o 4I up Harming ..1 bdtm starter 0J4— u - 2 ond 3 bodroom f retail otoros, olctia Irm, convonlont Twin lor quallllod in- napeclaity wookonds. Also, nooo part-;- ings i 3mo or liivestmont propor- -7777fers primo locations in Kon1,/“ Iher, dryor. atovo, trig, homos. location, Slovo. rofrio, Cali SFC Paul nowlck, WA..- Twin Falls. ',.(,0 limo koy punch oporalora,1, dividuais. ( '•IPayCloalngC oata*** J^ason'i , oppis. inc., nlco lencod '' sonablo.^Cail Kolly 733- gV ^N Inis MGMT, 734*1401 « 3 5nonlh.Cail543-6253. rS ■’ 0 Schmldl In Twin Falls at Hi 4.C houra por niflhl. Wtllo 10 5 Itago. docor 3 bdrm.-oxo, 22&\ot iO„ 4 oUior w eslern clllos, o ,j, ird. Walk lo shopping 4 ARMY RESERVE. Comprohonslvo ^ Box D-79 c /o Tlmoa-Nows.1. 733-2761. ; EAN. 2 bdnn apl. walor Soo at 704 E. Avo. , iralnlno and irk . 4 - relax.. ln._Q ulD l..^“ allon, "' ----Hom^^ o'2 tjdrm. l i i 'b a m . 'i r i P.O. Dox W8,. TF. ID 63303. ' ' BE | ALL VOU CAN BE. ^support, no exporionco lit. paid, alovo, rolrlg, Lg lot, Evofything now; "l'=“,,t jighborhood. Principals '-0 Apartments Mllh 10 X 12 llpout stove. m nl'Y bathal^Coll 1?°!° cod to sell at f39,900. ^4 wllh )or monlh. 734-4070. , It Waniod RN ninhl stiilt. 11-7. ni Nood oxporloncod moat \ l!y ,« 6 j0 0 0 ;m 5 2 0 5 ____ nocossary. Coll colloct, f^bodtoQ j,.? fiuploxoa 10 and swamp coolor. ____ ------ cu tter— s s la r y - nogotlQ blo-/ :E 11 bdrm, carpoi. AO, o -A p j)|y et MO Ffior Avo.-W.-of • m M lko0^^onon,^0^a7^366a.- - -423-5089ovonings. ^1 . AtlBlzoB. A NICE ---------- ■ Now° V ccurtains, J5000. Call nability.iSoM alnSI.N ., c avail, *200 appi, laundry laut 9_653 boloro 2:10. _ _ Proiltablo business, small TH ERE.IS STILLTIME “ • • • ' Tl b o rly . S te r Mgmt 733^739 ^ o p MBit. k cCali 733-2733. - ^\ n T o T T u li7 oxporloncod T n invostmonl. Gory a t 73315-<3oo(llng/Wend0ll o id oerT lIrallor in Good cond., FOSti toI uso u Iho'loJgo gardon wilh ADULT UVINQ N ood"'iuil-iim o (7-3/3-111 Now J Holland Hoy oqulp- 7^ 1I3 2 bdrm home on 2 lots. yuEur UHL, largo 1 bodroom :NDELLT'~3" bodr'^iHt^, S j54, , , 2 bdtm w/opola., m""BUb ENJOY COUNTRY UFE In r. mont mochanic.Ichoppors, fj shllla), Burloy Caro Contor. r TIME IS RUNNING OUTi Do ? .0 !lrrn ,E y o sJ3 W 8 ll... '^^^mo 1 rive by 122 Monroo. Prico, Jomol mploioly romodolod, now d swaihor, balor. and hoy you romombor how It tools Ihls lovoly homo. 5 bdrms 4 J9 hr. ovory othof wkond 5 SWl^ iWlMMINGPOOLit; K5,000. Call Roy lo soe this cablni 3lnols, laroo comor lot. JO BE BE MOVED, 1978 Sahara qopoalt oil. Jody Cfolo-Tru)lllo. 1. atackors). Ford Iraclor ox- (0 t !' wako up in tho morning big Dig,'roc room. Spacious lully bdrm, 2 baths, oli Tn kIMBYrLY, ,m 10,1275-^6, ipncoi icod,J32,0M . 324-4859. _ » *< 70.2 70 unlurnlBhod holplul. top and be exlcited oboul work? equipped kltchon, Ooublo - Olfocloioj H urao3.e?8-9474.^ porionco ( •Quiot'Luxury clrlc. very nlco. S10,900, 3room 4-piox. No pots. oxcellont beneflls, II|, noL maybo now Is tho gorago 4 shop building w/ ■drm, bsm nl, nico yd, now Noed rosponslbio adult to0 wagos, " Aportmonls; -4M2_flllor12noon;______Slovo, a, rolrlgorator. J220 l 4 2 ’0Bedroom oc Largo lot w/lrult )l good woiklng condlllons. timo ,1 Ihrm, plumbing, 4 wiring, caro lor 3 chlldron. school C lor a chango. Interna- Rv T ' parking. > :h-f doposlt. 733-4952. , ’ TC TODAY’SS'PECIAL month garden, 4 Irrigallon . 10 Kent Edwards. tionai , 1C,J16,000.934-4949,_ _ houra, &-5, at our homo inn Apply f Service Company. troos. "®?, inlorCillzonOiscounK 1 Nashua 14 wldo, 3 unweror duplox, spacious, , Norlhsldo Implomonl, 321 S. oxclualvo ^ , GEM STATE REALTY Wondoll- School yoar only, f torrltory - oarn water. Asking S69.500. may bdrm colonlol homo. In 1®/’ m. S7995. Today only I?.®"®', _ IS25.000 to J50.000 first year consider lossi CALL RIGHT call S36-S<80._________ ____ U!; n c o il Jorom o, ID. ' fown vn. oaroge, frplc. full “f " 333. ? ; Then browse thru AURELPA RK A PTS';’.. - WANTED, llvo-ln 1/ income polonllai. II you aro NOWIIi 76 Mourlce St. North mnt, Ig yard wfcltculor ;,:'® k', OR TOLL FREEUsmni Intotnallonol company ox- J bignost soioctlDn ol r,-,_c" lor ono. a, ck.J38,00l). 934-4949. an ambiiious and mollvalod : 3 bdrm, J325 per _ _ _ _ 734-4195 _ Ve00-43M595 oxt806 __ deck. panding local dcalorahlp., heusoKoopor bllo nomos and travel Cooking, Individual (p who d o slres more Hy th + J150 doposil. Call aTlraciivc HAMLEH REALTY niqup otylod 2 bdrm, 2 cllvQ, qulol, cloan, 2 Excollont opportunity lor,: (soml-mobllo.) ' trallora ■lors In Idaho. Over 90 on gardoning and tt than belnn averano, call OFFICE.....................733-4079 q FF >2.9Aa,'.'o'’ . 5i3_0j>^_.----------bdrm, ;h lols, ?-^:32? 1, lalargo rooms, patIO', oiporioncod saloaporson.'j cloanlnn. boV alh, w /shop 4 garden 037J7—F arm s &fiancti08 b om io ml3C.6jMB74._____________ C Chris Koaalor, 1-800^324-7613 Joyce jnJi C o i o ............. T33-6767 , do ' Car nocessofv. Saloa alda I Brockmon’s , SmoliII 2 bdrm houso. Ideal carport, 301, room lor nursory, _ “ Dav D avoH am iolt..........733-4030 a sst ? oldor coupio. no pots, S29S.Call and training lurnlshod. Call11 734-3167 324-4203 _ for old 3sumablo loan. J39.500. 60 ACRE AC dairy, doublo six. 4 733-1059, Lynn or Korry, rm hom o. Buy like tont. v ory ,v >cioan'corpotod 'l bdrm Looaloc 008-Sales People 1 ......... __________ call 011733-0791,437Walnut, bdrm '- O1&-lncoiTi0 Property .cllvo, brick duplox, 'z 111 Rocky Min Roally Inc., 'wi, I., 22balhs, A/C, appla.. wldo Malosllc. Swamp Small11 3 bdrm wilh 4 a cres bdrm., W ESTERN REALTY io C c a s h Ie r ' ' w^ teo 7 < om 'p ijlor' ' saiosporson: jaj-U N lt “brick aparitTionl” 3-1406 or 733-0085 oves. cooler ockCreek.S200. frplc., { D[or, musl sell. 733:823i._. on Roc fAMILYDELIGm' ' houra par wook, musl bo 19 19 tmust havo a strong sales 0oxcollonl Twin Falls localoDro(orro°d,73<°-6lf9°'*' ; f o)R r SALE OR TRADE: 320 wiii’ n 11 trado real ODlalo lor - ... Aco Realty, 73W217___ aduilBpr< yoara o la o o .n o phono colla la tback ground and who has tltlon, Will cash Ilow, •$52,00(W:ute, cozy. 2 bdrm ro3, 210 undor wheel nJod ,LL ij bdrm'ho'uso', ap- C l e na n 2'f bdrm. (or 1 or 2 od usod mobilo homo or SMALL ploaao. Snako flivor Oasis, s, 1somo knowlodgo ol com- j;S225.000, Mollorn, Falla Pro- A-lramo on Fails: Wosl. ,03.Cai!438-562_5._______ linos. t :s, no pols. 734-942B, llor. 734-8909/733-0164.__ pllanco ices, no pets, *225 ronl, adults, , 'J ■ 03.5ACRES 1390 Biuo InkOB Blvd North. (pulorB and sollwaro. Com- f,fosslonal Realtors, call 733- Fi/opiaco.patlD.T43. doposll. 308 East 6lh, a lto r4. 4 .RRio (o r.4 d opOBlt. -)CAL row crop and slock , hIDRM dr ' iraiior'to be moved. •154.900-Shorp 3 bdrm, 2 I'I.I COUNTRY, with 40x40 [.OC/ i o r 734-9880. _ COLLEGE STUDENT? You 'mission Slructuro. Sond q0070 yoar old, larm mo.C_aM 324;22.7_6,______ bath, quiot cul-do-sac, n o w a i T oO i P,', 4 rm. 1017 acros, 479 ir. fonablo 2 bdrm; lat soil immodlaloly. S600 Jo'PJ’’.' 3, resume lo Box S-78. c /o r,I'b^nli apl bldg plus house ??q. , . can oarn lop dollars. Fuller ! BhlCK homo ,)nalc lalod, largo btlck homo. o rbQ , Jded ond qulol, *265 +. bestollor.Call7_33-fl756. TF. 55 bd~rm, 2 bath, w / socludod ,11 Timos Nows PO Box 540. on buslnoss 2oned lol; Low area, Porrlno Schooi.'largo ■ EA,UHFUL Orush dollvery & solos. Call . llh 1955 3q fl on 1 level + <^^5 I 75.000. Assumoblo 6-8% 734-5200 « t nl. S475, discount lo $100 doposll, doi 32t>-5;iBand oak lor Bandy. .T F ,ld ^0 3 .,______________ ?. intorost lorms, JIOO.OOO. yard, Irult tree s, osaumablo ........ $ i,6 o o c a V h '.......... ill' bjiiom eni. Pricod by Unani /righltonant. 786-4573. PIpoco c o or ot 733^)868 alter 5 ^ VAloan.T36, «l' lanclng. Rocky Mln Really ue on absoluloiy !.^25/rl| RETAIL SALES 7 734-1379 or 734-0664. indor at appralsod valuo ol inc : :.,733-140p/73ij0085ovo,_ POSITION availablo lor , '<{'1^. ;uo ’2 aiory, 3 bdrm. ExtraI nlco n for 1 adull ythlng towards Unlquo . Person wantod with saios r unit aparim enl houso. •l54.900-Spaclou3trl-iovei.3 102.000. LETS DEALI Call whool allgnmont mochanic. bdrr bdrm, 2 bath home on imodoiod 3 bdtm IW balh jjoivnn orrodh2 bdrm duplex, wnpayment, that’s righli frplc,,,. I'/j bolh, basom ont, (prelorroi ■J ond aorvico oxporioneo to r3Must tovo, 32G-5648.16297. soli duo to Illness. Call Doll DolMar Drive. ConvonlDnt Sto\ Exc equipment, w agos and slorlc rock houso, vvo 1wli M lhs, appliancos. AC. will give you : t ,000 cosh lovelyiy yard, *375, Cail 734- ]Vt balhi , work in local rotoM cenlor. , 733-1086 wookonds or ollor ioca Irlnges. Call Ipr appolnllocation, largo assumabio ’ iroago. out buildings, cor- ygiyo evo's o rw k n d s._______ W/D hookup, hoo automatic lt>< 1' ' Must bo quick to loarn wllh i0:00p.m.w eekdays._______ iow UO lor onylhing you may 3727ov GREAT BUY mont. OK Auto System s, iowintoroBtioan,T6. Is, mature Iteos, 4 or- (,ovo pallo, <^j|3^ort, to sorvo retail public. ^ ye in your aUlc, living vERYV NICE 2 bdrm wilh sIdo garogo, gart rlvobuy 454 5lh A voE o3l 4 '®J;' ^ JJ_m prjo m , 733-307^______--1 dosiro •W5,WM bdrm, IW bath 1 Dry lord. NW o l. Joromo, , 00m 00. Wator 4 sanitation yard car« Sond rosumo to Box B79 33 unit apl. good oroo, small ‘US 111 Slovo. 2 hom es lor level homo ot 1230 HoHoy coM 8.000.324-2102or 324^58^3^ flnrjor Rooislorod cosmotolOQist 1 islt. Wills Moior. 7 3 ^ st c/o Times Nows, PO Box ddown, owner flnanco. Cali love J225 per month, deposit. i:;, s f x rded, , 17.000.326.5646,16296, Drive. Family room, 733-5923, or 734-5933. Driv or barOor. no cllonfolo 1 Twin Falls, ID. &33Q3,___ _' or 733-2290. to 548, 1010 or 734-5583. 26dt wookdaya wool S .W .'o i Buhl- Homoi m es where mobilo 734-301 40 ACRES A ■ ■■ ......................... Ilroi liroplaco, new paint, n ow .' noodod. Cualom Hair 4 Co. : }uso, corrals, llsh ponds, homoa moa c o stle ss w a nITED: tI A U 8 APARTMENTS , BRICK Hous POSOTlON-1. Hollred couple or FALL! appliancos,N E aroa,T 86.. , 121 Main Avo. E .733-0&39. - ]SALES irino wotor, 40 shoros ol 4! Chlndon Blvd. 4901 iin-iQlo ptoforrod lor small Cloao 0 lo bdrms on Alturos. JPrln to Bchoola 4 shopp* Honest. 2. Wllllno to work 020-M oney To Loan •i£0,S00-4 bdrm, 2 bath brick 3 F. w alor; olso 25 shares of Bolso. ID RoDponslblo rotirod coupio 1 wolcomo;; lo hard.3. Havo n backbone. 4. bdrm. homo. J115 plua ing. Chlldron Ct oatufos inciudo; now rool. 4 Iramo homo. Family room. azing on Todoial rango, .........20M 22-7?,n______ (prolorrod) lo manago 1 n, Iriondly 4 qulol at|0 Want high oarolngs. 5, FPRIva T E '^ R T Y pulchaaos J ''! 3Sl1, water paid. Can bo Warm, It patio, loncod yard, mot)lto homo park. Maintain ,Guarantood income to start, titrust doods and contracts coveted 0,00j. Coli 543-4049.______ _foX55 3horo. 1 4 2 bdrm Apia. Ishod lor additional mosphor <55 W/12X6 Up. N ashua, furnish nlco groonhouso, Quiot “'Of &J255,8630uincy. lawns. llQhl plumbing, ilghl 1 Aggrossive. 7, Have In- 0on rool oslato. Can closo locaiion on Lawndale, T66. ’’I 6. ocoratlna. Only J53.000 55 ac acro farm So. ol TF. lg 3 nowwpiplumbing 4 walor hoot- font. . CGood crodil req u ire d .' I200&J2: <5oc' CALL734«00. —' oloctricaf! oxp. Salary + ■ fast. Call Tom 786-4375 ovos. • •W.WO-Sharp 4 bdrm, ZV, S_M00_._CaII_324.2758.____ Ith LARGE Assumable, bdrm irm form houso. 65 shares or, ^50 1882 boloro 9 a.m..______ ______C/ apaco. Sond (osumo to Box 'x ; lo ^ S JrtW Incomo FREECABLENOW ' (70' Rldoau w/'llpoul. w ENDI ibELL. lorgo 2 bdrm ,FR E WEPAYMOREl . bbam. iS fomily h o p o . S pacious,,y®oil'' Bob Vooh, 734-2223, ol ww ator. cemoni ditches. 14x70' A-79. c/o Tlmoa Nows. Box )290. outIt Ibuildings, Soe to op- assum »! flrsUoar. .MBlropolllan buya conlracls family lorthviow Manor. 1, .2^ sumo loan, no down. {176 apt. Si *145 + Sl5 w alor and ■' Hotih J®'” room, covorod pallo, .1 - . Sli 14 X 70, wifh 6 Cali aaitor lt 8_^0 p'.m..423-S32i. mily subdivision, Clly T,F. crodil or employment nood- in '''quiet are a near CSI, ,2 llpout. 2 bdtm, l'/> balh. 2 bdrm arsl 30x25 brick shop wiih 'o :" l: frm house w /ga’r ag e , on iSuplexes . spacious 3 bdrm, (approx X?'; llltios, lorm s. 734-8043. J | | gappliancos, '‘ od. 1-619-562-09^ 24 hours. door. For tho flroplaco and Prosld' lidont stroot, partially " H i R E I iI r " N O W I I I AIIBI20S. loOO sq It), ow ner llnanclng ? 'imiiy ‘ovorhoad 4 bdrm. 1W bath -amp coolor. good shape (oncod SKYUNEACRES swami cd yard. Irult troo, avail. 734-0S2acr733-64Q0. ' “ f" omo slluotod on ono ol tho f a s t e s t g r o w in g O n e o f t h e fa 3.7 ocros. MO.OOO andd cclcan. J8500. Musl bo laundr O2J-lny08tm0nt ) S ta rM g in t7 3 ^ 7 3 9 ■■ FORECLOSURE SALE: 4 nICf Icor Prosldont SIroolB. Call 733-5602. _____ moved 3vcd, 536-6716.__________ __dop, 7; in p u b lic c o r ppco r a l i o n s bdrm, NE location, pnc rlcod alfordably at W0,900. llor, 1 bdrm apt, alovor 3J 114x70’ KIT Oakviow, 2 3 bdrm rm. oldor hom e. Shop in In Filer, Buy, Soil or Broker i a c ro s wllh 5 bdrm, 2 I98t' sprinklers, auto door, oir, Ask skGudrun.734-1298.16302. bath d^.^ullllllo^»^|l^i^oxeoj)t_ k in g e n t e r p r i s i n g f Reai Estalo Conlracls. Morrm, 2 balh, rolrln. siovo, back,<, carpeted, w ater 4 rolrido.. A m e r ic a . S e e k i r Ith onorgy ofllcionl homo, bdrm, igagos 4 D eeds ol Trust or new -furnaco, now carpoi, jhwashor, vauliod colling, sa n . ir . Included, *275. 553-2nd d c c , *17 58 sq It -f Ilnlshed basedishwi 1388 \will osslst you to borrow y,'®' drapos throughout, 2200 sq. in d iv id u a ls t o rruu n a n d m a n a g e LOW DOWN ownor, oxc cond. Low Avo.E ont, 6 " walls, Irlpio win1 owr ■ E .T F.C all733-1692 In Klmb« Imborly 2-2 bdrm apts.; lt.»7,000. 733-2058._______ Owi iwner Will Carry Balance qow i against such pap ers. — Ok.JJS,000^324-8325. ,, )wo. hoal pump wilh AC, book, W/D hookup, i a Life I n s u r a n oe e c o m p a n y in Irm, laundry room , (mlv fully corpotod, cor^ n 2 bdrm, nicely Biai« LoronMcCoy ......734-2068 ots, a io King, ocllvo solar, igM p M Fuqua, 28X48,3 bdrma., room,n, foncod back vd. *32fe Q o M U Call 423-5828. }decoratod hom o with nriva' Id ah o . HOMESWEETHOME! ivaio pavod road, ovoraizo 2 oaii balhs, exc. cond.. tako + {1*100 dop. Roi, 1345 JEROME OME, 2 bedroom, iv^ )io gorago. roslriclod suba vorn lal lnt®rvl#wi coll e rpajm onls. 324-1238. Ellzab) For confidential Groat ai aboth Blvd. 734-5455 balh condo. cor *t85 monlh + 025-!n8tructlon G'o placo to raiso a faml- „ lAmTEN^NSE, M a u m ab b qwvision. ol Kimborly Schools. ' For moro dolalla jtily d eposit. 324-8443. leland,or 733-8109, securiiy ________________________ ly -ly. ' 4 bdrms, 2 tjalhs. largo l *oan. ) tam arack iVxoO, 2 bdrm. Skalqi. cali o d a t 7 3 3 -6 0 9 5 ;SUMMERTIME Lonhio o r Rod cc. loc-172,000.423-4938. kllchon, (amlly room will* T„“ tutoring, in ' kite bath, now carpoi. oxc. 3 bdrn Irm larm hom e, 7 mllos MapleC pie Drove Apt»-733-U00 ann, 734-3373, «5433. ____ woodburning slovo, oopa- ^ I2-6M onday * Imy homo. G rades 1-8, cor---woe I acroa ne ar Joromo. Full cond ndJ32_-5542_. 432-546_9., (rom ^ Eden. Valloy school B o tw M n ih a h olursof un Oualil ualily living lor adultsi bdtm homo, on quiot waloi rale dining room, storage J t alor. g a ted pipe, cioso lo 1,7 7 .Governor tiilod teacher. Call 734-5216. ■rale obodroom , two bath bo II, 14x70 trir, ai- disl, . IRollabio porson who • Two streot, cuslom nowc ---------------------■---------------- --oai( galore, now carpoling + a P roslQontai 'd ' jwor, good mobilo homo ?' ictive, exc. Iloorplan, 3 h as tltime 10 give it som o •Elevate )vator for___ ptlvacy_«itn new— sp rtn k U n g - sy sto m ,-o aoaignod— 3 10, 453-3105.- " irms. - l W - battis; - Tery - -JLC.--Call .825-4177.-or_625-_« Socurll curllySystom Iropiaco, iV j.balhs, 2 car Great locatloni Coll Gwon Fire •Parkln{ onomlcal. Appralsod 55/3 llaloovoninn.__________ ta ACRES northwesl on Can- ocono arport, ownor llnanclng loronoppt. 10 800,1125-86. car( 1 0 Real estate ion )n ■Rlm Road. Con bo sub- j i 33,800, soi asking $11,9M, 324- 3 bod lo'droom, brick, fenced *I4M do vali. 734-0628 or 733-8400. V®') aval ® f S S u r vidod. Call 734-3426, 27 eves 4 wookonds. h.ick k yard, *265. 625 Several oral i bdrm apis w/ BEDROOMS, family room. ^ S< is, somo ullls, *125-*tB0. uoo.734^243;___ ______ appls, Mon^o 56 Maurico Stroot North or r, acroa for saie in MoTo'ti W o rk 8944 olllco, 734-7339. __ ^ ■■ w if^; .^ B u h l , Call allor 6 pm ■ ■ ■ 4 bedr •dro'om h ouso, 2 b a th s,-2 M I7M 1M .____________ _ _g I 030-H om es ForSale GEM STATE REALTY B li carportv oppl, largo famiTF, nic( 2 bdrm. Slovo. nice, /a n te d l | M 1500 tako over pymt of _ 73W400 «595/mo. « dn., on room, foncod backyard, tolrig, c T^AII brick homo, 1 ocro. 4 Ig, corpol, drapes. *215 Idaho riouslng ------^— s H l g 1 -f do p o slt.734-2770. , Fx7==y=*H” y g w w Y y\ 1bdrm, 2 balh, iq shop, horso oo.734-1499orf24-4ie3, OR TOLL FREE ■►doo.? oon. 2 yr. old, 3 bdrm. 5 0391 39-B uslneM Property I born, garden. 7 ^ 4 0 . 1-800432-4595 0x1608 toathhomo.Cail734-6414. ll »^
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NICE 2"M rm ” dupTox7v xT w Td Luxury lurniahod coni hookup, ranQO & rol rofrlQ, avallablo wook ol Augu Joposfi, 181f) In McCall. 734-2212. gnroQo, J2G0 * dope fp (o^qnc 0 3, 733-5097.___ Quiot. 2 'btJrm , noor L 060-WarehotJSO/ wood Moll, J255. Appl. la _ Slo raaen an to H ____ dry facility, carport, low i llvblllfl, Coll 32^5373 ovo: lh air ovoa- POTATO STORAGE, wllh i Idrod J^GE v/ashora. 150.000 hundri VALLEY VISTA VILUQ v^aglc nl9 for v/olghi3, locaiod at Mao 1 bodroom Qportmonis Conporaona 02 and oldor dor or Woat In Qlonna Forry. Co vlaglc idorally loct Doug Opdon nl Mag handlcappod. (odor, 26. lousing Valloy Foods Inc. 43&-3126. ajalfllod. Equal Houj Qppormnlly. gall 733-3500 3500. Vory clean 3 and 3 bdrm, bd' fS 9 appiiancoa, waanor ^dryor dr I t B j M a r c h a n d l s 10 o hook up. S275/I300 -f t — ?i>Poall-CaJ.I_7^-^M7.__ Vory cloan, carpoiod aluc r“‘S 'd : 067-M l5cellaneou3 Slovo. folflp.. walof pi no pola, S165 + dooo A M n T o ad m ajt’or Hawk” Abbolta R onUlB, 7 3 3 ^ 7 . bicycio, (40, Sol ol biuo bk WE DO THE YARO w/OHK on (30. bicycio mag whoola, (3 whllo you do llio playl jioying, g ^ , q | £j.},oio£] Dalsun dual du Ctoan, apocloua 2 bdrm 13^__ idfm, ^ whoola. (30. Call 5354763. balh aplo. All tho o«tt 'bod. r m S i I ’ a n t iq u e alolQti boi J350 por month + dopo land. ^ droaaor, mirror, night atam adulta prolorrod. 597. solid wood doora. 733-0597. ,nd 077-Radlo,'TV& stereo _ AURORA CAPITAL ■755: Roiotllior. thatchora ond BABY crib, complolo, ..hlo' (3 73«M 7 nimosl ovorylhlnq olso for COLOR Tolovlolons. Usod, d. ndfl. high choir, (10: pallo tabl ' Evonlnna & wookonda. J ,.: yourlaw nondgofoon. 15. , large solocllon Itom (99.95. (5, round kllchqn lablo.•,nvfl (1 _ 733-SS33,Joan___ TwInFailaU-HaulC onlor K en'a Fumllure 4 AppT T T ,^ hollub, (500; wood alov 1 & 2 bdrm opts. Unfu 11001757 Kimborly Rd. pilan ces, 453 Main Avo E. _ (300; doublo gas prill, JlO Ronl occordlng to Incon Dsoa' Call 734-1410 1 ,rtn ' Bump pump, wllh hoso ^ Magnavox AM/FM storoo, V. 324-34M^Caso Bol Prado, THE BATHROOM STORE. turn toblo, du st covor, 68 (100: P icnlclablo, (75.. Soo s« ' 1 4 2 bdVm apta. Unfu 1st annlvorsary spociall h' All track, lorgo apoakora, (200. oflor Spm. 313Buchanon^St. St )0. •i Ront occordlng lo Incor icomo. FRAMINQAX 10. 2now ,6trackB C O S oa,(5oa. I . 326-4053. CoaaG randa. 1^ sold 05 low a s tho law will Col) 324-4489, -------23 Ounco. Only (19.95. ^ allow. 1102 Kimborly Rd. 1 bdrm bamnt a • (i " O' ond roilor stool, 3 shomp: a dults proforrod. no’ V p< , * sinks. 3 lilt-back jhampc lOW n p o o Ullllly trallor. 26 gal show uinitloa paid, S2S0 ++ »'u« t and oquarium-Olatom flltor. oxchoir, 2 clolhoa dryoraI ar dop. Call 733-8093 ._____ :qulp- corclso blko. 423-4791. --------- othor m isc Iloms. EquI t125rsiB0 - 1 4 2 bodroo ullc Jrooma mont In oxc cond. Intoro! jroal- VVE REBUILD tw draullc InTwlnFalh&Klm borly. ITO jacks al ABBOTT'S AUTO ly. Od In aolllng part or ail.- Call C logor SUPPLY, 305 Shoahono 3no r1401 733-(730 a l Lolorgoo, Rog EVANS MGMT734-k r ^ T 4 Evans................. ............... ____ - SirootSoulh.T.F.__________ 2 ' b d r m APT. ■ Rango Hai t. (60. Woddinn dross, (200. Kal iiTi no Boys Schwinn dirl blko. U rofrio,, J175 + dopoait. M, Foos BalUoblo. (85.. bolh sad olh In vv/voll. (50. Bolli purchased . pota. 733-2211 or 734-6511. 5 ^ good condition: 733-4482. 3;___ o lT h o P arls,733-8959. ' 2’bdrm duplox. atovo, i li aod . 4x3' Wodding dross, purchaaod M cui'l b u m p e r POOL tablo, 4i w ato rp d, J2fl5 + J75aec Itui, coin al tho Parla. vory booutitui, astland roclonglo. optional cc 1 ty,; rolundablo, 328 Eastli dos m ochaniam , (75; Koh CoMor sizo 8. (250. 3 rod bridos Dr. Call 432-5234. Doo’8. - — r Brooklloid whllo kllch 1. 44 lichen maid droasoa, alzo 8, 10. ' 2 BDRM basomoni op 14,(45 oach. Call 733-5045. sinX, 22x33", usod ono o monl. (ISO + deposit.- "0 m onlh. now 4168. aaki lakino Woalorn Alrllno round trip pota. 733-2211 or 73f-e5n. ntal ------Ilckot. good in conllnonlal ) 2 bdrm., 4-plox, carpoiod alod w / A l e m a n Mtcrt la ir con Iros condl- Unllod Staloa, oxplroa drapoa, alovo. rolrlg., ).. coian donor for RV, good con condl- M atch 3 1 ,8 7 .bosiollor.C Cali oli woshor, Darbago diapo lio n ,(350.C all432-5207.;;____ 733-9460 oflor 5.___________ ulll. rm.. all oFoc., U /6 alor 1 Konmoro 52 gal., walor i Com modo, 1 yoar old,1, now n tIOOtlop. Call 734-3243. orm ^r*— - condition. Paid (120,), > will hoator, 5 mo. ord: 4 storm 2 , BORM baaomont* 1 loko (75. 7334363, mornir rnlngs windows 28X61. 5 28X31; 11 Stovo, rofrlgorolor, &0''0t^‘nga.__________ _____ dzn qt Iruit Jars, 4 dzn pt PETS, $175 + J75 dope Laf*: Harlequin 87 ■ C ross woalorn sulls, boots, boc 1 ,, C a ll7 » ^ 6 5 o f 733-7187. vory Rom ancos. 7334306 —— & hata, olc.. , v 'I 2 bdrm duplox w/Qarago roaaonablo. Englishh 4 1 torgo box llllod with iwin twin f TF. Wator, aarbaflo,, rol 3orn 5045. gill clolhoa, sizos nowborr ? "ig ; Woalorn saddlos. 73^504! : atovo. W/D, D/W, Avail. isod (600 (0 12 mos., oxc cond. usofl :ao6 ' Elocirlc hosplloi bod. (( ly 1 .»2S5-» dop. 423-5900. oth In once. Call 53fr4 4 8 0 ._______ - - r Whool choir. (300. Both 2 bodroom duplex, carp kiTp" imodo ,197a FORD Courior picityp, , fP25‘ oxc cond., mobllo commc I, »Z33. „;p o (jd o d aoal, (100,. * 4' X aulomallc. (1750; 300 gaiior lllon lilor. 4524^ luol lank. (75; camp Irallor, --------- 10' c arpetod ramp. 733-553 ^clo, 3 'b d rm , 2 bath, dupi m ablo {‘•OO: Montoga motorcyclo Electric typowritor, porla B^U . 6/14,(400 dop. < a-rltor, (200; Boy Scout com DP-Call Brothor, corroc»-o-rii 73<-3651 or 734-6510. --------- olllo lypo. Illl olf corrocll BcHon, momoroiWo oun. (600; (600 lugo horao Woslornllold 1 2 4 16 gauge C M - P-a 2 bodrc odroom oxc. condllion. 1-25 ho )2.1^ horse pum ps, (100 oach. 543-t02l. duplox. 1 both, rofrlg,.atovo, ate Cornoll and 1-30 ho lond lumps, 300 Gallon fuoi tank on aianc 5 AMP complolo , (ISO. 7334750.___ M «n 7= ^ Uncoln portabio wok lino’ 5 HP rolollllor. Ironl line 050 Easiland Dr. N,. S29( oxc. cond. Call 423-J 23-5178 condillon, llko now I dtfp., 2 bdrm ., W/D he a ftor6.________________ --------- Call 734-4446._____________ up. w ator/son.. lawn cut ° ESTATE SA L E -all muat cific y 6-man rail. (f25; oloclrli • lu^nlahod, 73^2413. ---------- il you nood ll. wo probt ° Qullof Of'') ampllllor, (175 , . . havo ill Ploaso holp. : nmd 100 O»llon pickup mounloc O K -R oom m alesW anU anted 2243 or 7334990 or 733-113 ona lank. (50.733-3019. QE diahwaahor, , culi 8' X 20' walk Tn porlabU •Rbommalo wantod, fom coolor, (1250. ExcoHon aflo 20-30. m ust bo0 cdSan tingboard 1op. (50. 2 hi '" ’0'’®condllion. Call 543-4281. and noat lo aharo 31 bhrirm «-D0d s for (25. Froo kltle 7 6 ^ Call637^72l.__________ m oblloJjom oX allW^^re ----------GOLF CART BAHERIE 068-Conipul6rj C O -R o o n is For Rent nt Fro?1natanatfon■' ilblo. Now W liT p ^ compatible Loading Edgo modol D. 25i . Privalo rm In llcor | p _ j 5 S g r" k-ram. 20 mog HD, Epson f: aholtor homo, pora rmor \ --------- 100 prinlor, complolo armo c aro. (540 pof mo. 733-18 G reat lor Father'# (Day! accounllng pkg and Lolu: ■Olus > Roll-top desk. 48” w wido, 1.2^ . Rotall (8565. Will sac 0 57-M obile Homo oood condition. 734-5192. [01;___ rlllco for loss. 734-5783. Refitals Hand-hold portabio mobllo mo 64 K buslnoss compulor o r T2 — phono, llko now, nowI (2 Intor (2000. 400 K disk drivoa 4 prinlo Como, aoo lor youtsoll. SoM I t s Biua La w/sollwotfl,(000.423-&l34. 34. cloan, carpotod, 32 b' barm, com m unlcatlona.734-044 al^ade Irooa, coolor, 1 JD oloctric 96 riding i. utlta. no oota. 733-8234. Sn.'cIS 070-W «nl8dToBuy mowor. good condition. FILER, soll o r ronl. 3 b i32-522* ___________ ^ioni _______ F e e b o a r d s wonlod. 2 bath 14x70’, appllan moll, j. LE, 301 como to you. Ray Odormol ond NO JEROME ESTATE SALE, L dispoaal, AC, oxc cond llome Collecl 1-465-52M.________ I amokora or pota. 734-262 “ -■T- romainino; 2 yoar old Litton Ll BUYING: E'vo'rylhing In gold gol / IN ' k e t c h u m oroa, ^ !1 microwavo. ( 200; *w00d 4 silver. mobllo homo for ronl. 5nl. Coll 48Wi" tali•62 62 In Idaho Coin Oaliorlea 543-8486.________ ____ ----------- longlh. I 6 n " In width.h. ( (100, 302 N. Main. Call 7334593. 2 ttdrm furnlshod In (qulot Bntlquo 3-loal dining r< WANTED TO BUY pork In Fllor, no0 pots, c tablo, 6 chalra. (350;• bhu?rTI roforoncoa. Call 326-5M J-5B63 or walnut china hutch 4 ma 326-^332._____________ toppod serving cart.; 4J I ” _ ^ 5 : s 3 5 s l _ jboardj W anfodtoBuy bodroom aol; hoadbo box apringa, mallroas O 5 a-O fflco8«j IIES c w a jJ I w U m iro^sor, GOOD USED BAHERIES wood framo. (150: dros B u s ln e u Rental ™ (75: mirror 4 drossor. i Tho Battary Slore "/♦ in .V »f"“ l' Orionlal "^'wood w --------- -F rom 200 to1.S00flQ ftl J; lloor . 2135thAve.W . U , « . , i o n groved-choal. S 50;J tracllvo now oKico/i Drionlal _________7344308_______ Orronioi tamp, (55; OrIc nghtlng. „ building. Now Ilgh lor porWANTED DEAD OR ALIVE l iv e ' r H A llw lilffl hoatlng & bathroom. 1 U blo aowing machino. 10. (35; color TV’s, rolrlgoralor 6 S * le S ® i cont to laroo parking found kitchonI tabio, tl buy L (roozors, microwavos,, b; Ckll Jono GOOfQO ai at u oni ^30. Many small lloma.L_____ mosl anythina of value, ). pr pay Siaio Roalty, 734-0400. ----------llmo ^ LATHE. 12" Atlaa. « -HP • lop dollar, ta ll anytimo ' Now Pfofosslonal olllc( n(j ajid 7^4-9715. _ n ( t r . with complolo loollng ' 785 sq. rt; 1 385 sq. u It« D atlochm onla, oxcollont i > cellont location. 5.7W9 H . dlllon, (2100.934-4509.----------- 072-Anliqu88 Block. 73>Q1D6or 733.7a .0 i,wrlsl ________________________ ^ r « h i r LOVELY iadloa Solko OFFICE SPACE avail wlith paid ( 200, aoll for Antique cook slovo, "w R rat Intoratalo u u anni w atch,ladios sizo 4V,i theart ovon, whilo onamoi, , 4-44" building, call 734^)484 lh 4 tiny long x 26" wido, (300.I. CCall j Thom pson, or Jim Bre 73342M 324-^50.________________ . t/3 3 « 7 6 0 . Bolac- ------- -— ovosandwoDkoftd s,___ (200. ---------- --B rass bod. flirglo s lz ^ ,(K Hotall o r oMlco apaco. vor wllh Solid oak doak. (600. . OC a ir I 'i f 'o w Murray 22" lawnmowor prox. 3,600 SQ It on od, (40. 734-5549 allarSPM. U k o a florth. All or 733-7297. ____________ 074-Mu«lcal 1 man olflco In Biuo L 135. Call instrumenta Olllco Pork, musl *' '’Vr^ 734-I4H. roforoncos, privalo i cOlhor ESTATE LIOUIOATIO M m o . Oak labloa. oak & irioN i I ra n c o tn d wot bar, (*23. organ ahoivoa, Princoas Hi House (nuat soll, Wjrlilzor org. Call 734-3000 evo. '/solid iT J ii iZ i cryalal. rotall, 733.56a 5605. by Boll 4 Howard w/eoi 1200 S 1900 *q. ft. ( rtit saorios etaio coas recorder, 4.O Orl apac o o v a llo b liju lyv l1. (6 00 Pool lablo and accoaao H#nv 50. Coll III synlhosizer, (500; H«i ■poraq. H. por yoor. Incl lalooi, mond chord organ w/alo< utlDtlofl. rofrlQOrator m , sortnn *100: mana accordion wi 1 condllionlng & :anItorIol. Porlablo, Walkln Hot Sj 14-22*3 c*»Oi best ollors. 324-22 ige. - ' s ^ . Clasalc m odel. 1 Biuo U k o s N. frontage. round, all pIQmbing Is is aeif- e>r 73^4990 or 733-1133. Ically to Fondor twin revert) w j Itv contained, oconomlcal Barnes Realty e ic .c jin d . (400. Soo a t I ’ molnUIn. usod only 6 morv i 00 'le l » Cort be Treoa Mobile ParV, 300 m m tn s. cover Includod. Ca imelanding, Avo. W, Space 20. Jerom e. 4388tjtlto19.s»#( lectric *Y»Ibanez aludlo model olocl Excollont Rotall »nd/o 1^cose. PORTABLE dishwi h w ash er:' Qult^flco S p a c es Available li f It Mlnwlo waler aoKenoi >ner- 2V' only 1 soason ol ptayir l‘® ‘o Lynwood-Tho Cenler ■t30QorbealQ lJ>.f.S4j47t4 .“.I, U w n Boy mowen; u AIMWill r q r ^ o |^ a u l l . organ, ' 1r««2ar. e ch o chain1 saw u ml 1960 Lowry Debut orgi _______ » c c w * . After 6om. 4234234363. (5<50.C A li73*-^anef6
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ct" Ctydea Portable aluminum 121-B oats &Access. sprinkler plpo repalra. 1 BP -----------------^ ClY ei; doL lnasay-67a-7l46r Hook a latch 3 " handiino, motor, $60. Call comploto. 6” X 50* 423-5289. j ; HP gas ullor5:30._______ aluminum main lino w / — all Ouva. Magic Al valves, 934-5809.__________ 1 Always'bottor Valley Marina, i'/> miles Ordor your plpo now. Gatod Wost Xj 0; on Addison. 733^141 plpo, underground plpo. 50 11 I'i or 63 psi, bubble ATTN IlshormonI 4 swivel P3l A liko now, adj holght, screens, stand plpos. plpo soalB, b( trailers. Amolh Irrigation with wj basoB, bluo. $50 each Ar Supply, 1 mile oo si o l all And £1 rotJlSO, 423-4016.______ Buhl,Hwy 30,543-4777-.. .Bi BooullluM0a216'HobleCat, ^Twonly 3" handllnoo (or w/Sprinl Irlr & 2 harnossos, w „ aalo. excoiienl condition. must <11 sell. Call734-7B19. Call ^ !i52-432S.______________ Evlnrudo E> A Morcury moiors. & (Ishing tacklo. v sucKor to d s. M oach: H " boate 1" bt Marina & Sport Gda. su auckor rods, 55.50 ooch. Tom's T( 678-7473. Rocky Mountain Industries. Hoyburn/Burloy. "J 1-64. Exit 168, Jorom o. ID.__ H; 011 F| FIBERFORM 16’ boat w/115 32 324-2142.__________________HI HP Evlnrudo motor. E-2 load burgandy & whllo, 12 tri 12 in. concroFo cho ck s, trir. alereo. tapo dock, » , 00 oach. 734-4614.________ carpol, CJ Iravol larp, 40HP turbine pump, shorl full canopy, all couplet). Call 034-4ofo. 51 oxtras. $6200.733-8772.
12 125-Tra»lTr*lJef# 1981. Kil Companion !.'r„ 19'trallor, camp balhtub, ahower. iandem wheels, elflcps 6. like now. 733-8656. 1962 28- Nomad. Exc cond. m r bod. largo douWo door ft” TV anlenna, alereo trig, cass, jacks, with or with out Easy Ult hitch, 733-0903, Ono call - wo'll do It all! Ciassiilod,733-0931. 1984 Nomad. 19' solf-eonl, oxc o*c cond. plonly ol ground clearance, $6,00(3,423-4018. ^ 19M 32' w/largo relrlg. AC, TV arlal, dbl glaas doors, bdrm w/oulsldo door pullod less lhan 1500 ml. Now, a real call 733-3258. !££ baroain. — '' ' . 111—
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“ l iMotor Home Rofital 9 oGold. Wing. Uk* n e « r ^ mT ; j ___ *«««««*” 000 miles, all luM«oe,u.< TENTION racora! Fof J®;.'?® _______ - AHE -— lio, , CB. custom e j ^ ; ; 0. Evaryihlng from' cam Jiv extras. t27na .7 P < 3 0 3 ZZ ^IV . {tow < bar (or pulling a car baIo. aodY.QMonlv.734-4981. marine, «hlnd molor home. Call to bo( ■9 Honda CM400T. winSTS ^34-&400._________________Fordrd Froemonl ilma & tires, 1?^ i«M, \ow ml, clean, tOOO.^ >-<»7-*72t. ___________ YINNEBAGO 26'. *§2^ WINr II324-8087 avte. icneralor, roof air, much IN-O/ OASH AM/FM CBSSOttO Oone ■9 Swukl Q81000E. Vetter nore. J13,693. Treaaute car •Storoo. b< wllh 2 apoakofs. jnorfl w-nevor uaed, tioo. Call 'alloy RV Center, 4033 Newi!V® 8r9am.733<2i5.________E ^hlnden Blvd., Bolso, ID, alien S iS . g3714.330-7500.___________' ’i'*; ------ NEW&REBUILT. 19*?^ S n r i S '- S S : - ; ] : ■ jcount prtcijs. Including Wring, 973 Ctaas A. 20' Win- Dlscc ike offer: 1975 HONDA^’J isbago, oxc. condition, enok glno kits. HlQhway 3ij -250, OM miles. W 00;« 8850.P^Qno32e-S342. ^ 0iTo Parts. 734-7M4. XL-250, rra |et, amphibian '*• 973 20' Winnebago. Gen., PAR1 iRTlNQ OUT: 1971 Buick !5.CaIlb7-4412.________ _ > . oof Blr, compioleiy sell Stalli lllon Wagon. All or part. 10 HUSOUVARNA JSO.CH,, Iko oiler. Call 734-4769. lonUlned. low ml, 733-4749 makt SM! iiorcycle tor sale, SSOO.________ 978 Tloga-20' molor home, 2 lor long wWe ptekup boxes, q^1h1 3 2 8 ^ . ___________ 1978 oxce ixcellent condllion. Phono 197878 Dodoo. and 197fl i=lli£2 lovy; 1978 Dodgo cab, 2S«35.__________•_______Chov 10 HARLEY DAVIDSON, ' ^ 3-4114 8om-5;30pm. Mon979 22' Delta Mini Dodgo WW T,K230. Call 830-2070. ; FLT,$4, 40, A/T, englno olr, cnjiso, FfU1.jaLWhoBlAlionmont, Jf?-; i800KawaaaUKZ7<0„ lit, Sony AM/FM cassette, '78 1FFord disc brake sot up. , , '.J®® tter fairing, 4000 miles, , mplolB. Alao QMC 8 cyl fil/f 1 .00, Call 7^1318._______ V.! IP Trannv. Call 733-4710. V M SY, It Yamaha MX 178, ex; 983 31'PACE ARROW, less m.n llonl condition. ISM or„„ hsn 20,000 actual mllos, ex135. 3>-CyclM iSupplle5 a ?8toKar.734-1B6j._______ ;!i el,i' :ellont condllion, J30,000. 12 HONDA V45. QOOd , ^11878-8089 Hovburn. a 1982 19. Kawasaki 1300. load- 1982 h S2'r rmini molor home. Fully • e dI..:3.600 mllos. Make otferl cond. nd. Crash and slsay bar, t > 3^ 121._________________ low*miles. mill $2000.423-4018. ;onlalned, AC, PS. PB, 423:4 irulae control, traitor iiltch, pui,| >3 Kawasaki KDX 200. dirt JLLY dressed 750 Honda, 1?«3 Ki ifv , ;e, ■V hook-up, 20.000 miles, with lh NEW aeat. Iront tire ^ e . suMflor condilIon,-'M like 1 Ike now. ifi.OOO or bost ol- andl • X), Call324^53.________ id ballery, $800.734-8719. $900, Ci (or C » l! « ji! ^ ---------------- i t jnda M HONDA 250 racer, 3n.. ' «’.-9 o Elsinore CR-125. H jjT* loeler. excellent oondl*:.-' :3' Jamboree, 1978. 440 gooc lod condition, njna ox- wheels Dod{ n.$1l6o.Call843437a. >odgo. 28,733 miles, lop colle Illenl. J250. Call 324-7283. tk?n.$1 cond :ondlllon. $13,900. 733-9086, u g3NDA r M KAWASAKI KX-M, new. / CX-500 wllh Wind1984 W 829C 129Cindy Dflvo,__________ _[JS,? ck tire, DOCK] condition,.,^ ' mmer and halmst. 2,000 back tl ^TJ| iO. Call ^ 9 3 0 . ________ .w. . 13' molor homo, rear beds. actu. itual mllea, new condition, |550._& rool ool Blr. AT, PS, crulae. $i,oc .000.678-5dfbHovburn. 1985 Kl iS Kawasaki KDX 00. lust'* Musi 4ust soe to approciatol ^ imaha 250. oloctrlc slirt, Hke 6 now, no' never ridden. Call/ jTMi :7995. Will consider trades. ‘t4850.________________ ■ irlno, llltle over 5000 miloa: 734485^ #676 187easlland Dr.__________ _jJoo 00.ta ll7334)184. i#e3 8 U SUZUKI RM-250; I W - ' ' ' jj7 j30' Midas C lassA mtr ZUW RM 125, bolh oood-;- ■ '74 Honda 250. road and SuiyW hom< lomo. All opllons Includo ,,'L„ nditlon, I14W each. CaH“^*' • 111, lalf condition, Bosl of- condlUi mien nlcrowave416,500.734-4814. M252or324-3517. r. 423-4089. ■_________ 324-425: 178 fuil droas 750 Honda- IJM Yi lii-U W tyT nllera atlc, low miles, cxc cond., $«M-J H. Call 324-2730. 000. Call 324-82^9. $895.& ----------------------------------- JIOO1 gi;^ :hamiac 8'x18' Slh whool, ^ 178 Honda WO, trunk, sadDelu )eluxe enclosed stock J?™ 15 YZ-250 Yamaha, tlOOO. e bags, fairing, extraa, >■» YJ railor.new tires.423-5411. Iraili 117334)141.____________ •.280 miles, $1600.934-8204. Call733 uqi, rfolBl 16'trailer. Suitable lor rt KAWASAKI 400. With t78 Kawasaki eOOLTD with J878 K hauil lauHno cara or amall irac- J','? r/rto, flood condiUon. on/y Irlng. excellent condllion. Iq". ora. flood condllion, $800 J?'>11734-0758.____________ ' ooomTies,>»o.«37.•5480 eves or 8434^8. ,| 3-6068. 432-54S 35 HP EvlnrudOHJlOClric w/rlm. Call 324-4489. 73W oldlnp. 2 yoars old. Call Corn C< hoad & b ean pickup 35 ER 096-FannS«ed lonoiti Of blocked. ORDER Slarl, now ballory. gas tank. « ;4-6453._______________ so sold soporalo, ForlHlzor sU NQWI Call 733-0105,_______ — AAA ALFALFA SEED. Sov- Boautllui J1200 or bost ollor, Musi ' ■ irallor. WOO, 537-6721. Jl bunch ' of "■= 3 cords ol spilt seasoned ICO oral varlotios aval1at)lo. Call roglsiorod AVabian horsoo. n^rns,,a3kfor_Lorle;______ .so selll 734-1743, evonlngs,__ ■ n” r>ardwood, 16-18" lono. Call 'Oil Jim Marshall, 733-0141._____ — all very gonllo. good lor For'saio Fo MF 38 sw aihor 12*ll. 17' 17 Coloman canoo wlih car I PeU&Supplies Maity Jacobs-42: DICK-8 PAUm JNTWQ. 3 dels ior aalo, sooding or for i(9i Of ReglBrorod” Oh’. Culling^ and an orgies; now Chovy dual $9800: Can 734-6301,_______ I 22,000 exp. Reeidemii lemw. oommTSv .ff.' tanks undor body * " V roping, rolgnlna Must sco' propano pr L-'.i ^ " ^ I d o n RoitloVoTs.'l food, oxcollont ouallly, by ______ J the rtor. ret. 7 3 4 ^ 0 . ■ --------------tertor/exteftor, lor tf>o bag or by the truck load, 0. 8.rlde,t700.733-7S21. ____ stylo, af olfior lypos ond filzos; :• I wks old. JIOO, 324*1138 allor u at Rood and Grain Roglalored quorlor horso, 100 1/oalod p osts, fl'xiO" 122-SportlngQoods . 5 or 733-7510 al Snake Rivor 543-4306 s . BoanCo, Inc. ^ Uj Insuranco. ________ « maro, 10 years old. good bulls: 1947 Chovy dump Comploto'outlit. ) you 17' CoT- S trail horso. J450; Quarter• Iruck, tu n s ond works; eman canoo, 3 HP gas ■ a AKC Poodloa, $75 AND J125, ■t ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ H i ^ Horao, moigan goldlng, 14, 0,10.12" cemoni culvorts moior. Ga 2 pups and 1 adull. Call 088-Farm 8 For Renl oars, 2 adull 81 2 kids d brlnfl .......................... rs PAINTwa, '9 I hoadgatos; porlablo lllo jackets, $300. Call 423— yoars old, gontlo. usod in. and ®[] e. ; ra 53/-6H5anytlmo.________ ■ I are OtDvered for ddnr t ^ ycan chain and paddio lypo oleol 5289, allor 5:30.___________M q u a w auprw T- Small dairy wllh nlco houso 10 mountains, J450. 733-3019. p ^ n g loti, eto.. You ' in AKC roQlslorod Shiri-Tzu ___ '_____________ olovalor, ell 25' long, will hanI 05 rorfonl,Call543-64aa_._____ haul too. Call rNiS K S r vJ pups, molos & (omalos. Pack. $150, ■ — Expoci rosponao whon dlo dl< grain hay and cob corn, DP'l500'Gom «S tto n ..7 3 » « a. a DP S i S i i Cran«8.RHK)lnfl,73a SJ ^aullIul.C0lQIBj?4477J,__' 300 acros uppor Wood RFvor rowing machlno. $45. ■ . / YOU advertise In claaailled. Anyllmo, Ar 1-3H-4639 BII3J.__ Soars So PUced under Ifie h9*dlng 1 Valley. Grass, pasluro, “& ff i 'i AKC rooistcrcd Oassol. “ STANDING ui 1 0 ^ bale wagon. Good Call_734-3296allgr5,______ NH — IV •aKnIla hay ground. Call dam yourchok;el Hound lomale puppy. S12S. ^ •. Painl.Jack „ condllion. Call M & E Auto 308 soml-aulomallc Rom> H Daggoil. 788-4596 or John , ; Call 673-2685, Bulloy.______ _____ Call 55:7348.______ St inglon. 4X scopo, lols ol m — Chapman, 939-4211, Your ad will reach 22,0( ' .'i AKC foglslerod Lhasa Apso ISO * “S M S E S ' - ! r - STUD SERVICE. tTlock with TR rr B ^N ew Holland com- ammo, oxc cond. $175. H - lamlllea everyday and th I6ga. Browning ■ puppies, malos, S1S0 oach. white blankelAppy. callosr- blno. (,{, REEN: I - rates, referem irenoM.73»4e0S. • resulls win amazo you. Ci 20' hoad, 3208 Cal Swool ^ O Q J-Pastures For Renl oxc cond. bright H i I 5all53S-22S9.___________ TtoaUon. ly morns or oves. 637-8594, today and one of our frtem ongino. hydro, digital read automallc. fr bluo. $450. Slato pool lablo. ■ . : AKCreglstofed. 4yoaraold, ly Ad-Vlsora will help yc r 1 Ouarlcr Horso maro. ox- out. 01 otflin only, “ooO hrs. antique ']JExcollenTpaslufO (or ront. design with loathor S 'I ■■■ Gorman Shophord fomalo, I;: colloni for irall riding or CM5]^■2672. Cs word your ad ao ttial It w : _________ wot> pockets, 'o< good'loncos ond walor-Falrvoluo J1200, ■ . be mosl effectJva and )ma& ' oolldKlack, call 837-6307. — fiold. Call 764-2598._______ gontlo for chiidron. Also USED brlr mi PiWTS: Jo h n Doore Boll so for $600. Browning 7mm C you the resulta you FrM ai ^ Ouarlorcolts, Call 733-1691. 4430. « AKC roglslored, fomalo' •. For ront. 3 acros Irrigatod 4020, 4010, 3020, 3010. engraved on llmllod edition oik ■ looking for. Oernjan Shophord puppy. "if^i value J1500, sell lor 3r 10 yoar'old goldlno. woll 720. 72 Vires i cab. 423-4247. daanlng, haullftQ,li'prunlno.rlflo, tt ) . black/tan. 9 wooKs old, broke and packs. J500. Call 2f Hosslon 1014 Hydro-sw- $700. . ahmb removal, a SS: lOga. Spanish goose ■ ji^ tioo. Call 637-6307.________ H ■ 73MB31 FrM««tT0fiy7M-S gun. db) barrel. $500. Call k Ings, exc,. w /duols, $3200, gu ^ Pasturo for ronl, onough for M 1 8 l_______________In, BEAUTIFUL DOG HOUSES ' ln e ts .7 3 » ^ i (j 1200 lb. Goldlng. good kids {4 543-5672. . P $4200 or ollor. 733 5 9 1 7 .___54; 4 head o( catllo. Orchard palrtforsalo,Call 733-2450,_____ horso and has boon hun- 6550 gc Hooslon windrowor, 14" — Drive East. Call 733-2428. Jjrra. . , __________________ tlnB,J4_50J24-39^.___ _ For salo reg. Dalmatian header, cabin olr, 653 h ours. 122-Giin8& 1; i,®'' 3acres irrigated pasluro, no Rifles \ nkler Sys. 1 , pupplos. Call 673-C873 bo* Stltea Uwn Sprink Jl ADAMSON'S Inc. _ clophanls.Call432-5341. ' i'BBS APhfA'bay (ifly. Ghosl $18,000, to/manual,: r T ’S w C T i ■ loro Sa-m.or afiorop.m. FrM ««L, autoi a rrow nlng'C om b^r^ gun n Chlmos Out olGallanI Ghosl 623-4315.allor6.823-4342. 62 B w ■ — and gn hard caso. 733-6738, repairs. 734-2329,733 II i Wayward Chlmos. 1983 -“ Jl FREE KITTENS, many co“oJ- astde'^flifal?a°''pas^uro for APHA Flashy aorrol/ovoro . ors, good disposillons, Browning A-boll Modallion ■ , ■ renl. Call 326-4076. Br rtUTarean axpertenoe. I ' _ maro. Novor Suspoctod oul 1'15-FannW ork ^omoboblall,call 734-2976. 7mm Remington mag. with P I'xB' _____________ _ Wanted i4or42»40M. E of Forocasl Suspicion & FREE KITTENS variable scopo. dlos and B -I yard lfnpro«m#rrta. SFn 1O2-Catti0 Penny Loyd, 1977 AQHA bay f? RaaWenUal A cc 2 MALES $375. Call 733-8397. iP a l l ' ’’ t y p e s " GROIJNO aholls, !H nup. FREE maro, Im Judy, oul of Jot On ■ ••tIn«tae.Weal«y7»W16a lawn car* A cleanu J_____ Call 734-1626 planllng. rock Rugor Ru ___________ Blockhawk 357 Mag, ■ - - BULLS. Roglsiorod pollodd & Ima Dandy, 1972 AQHA WORK, W' eatlmates. VaMv Lawn La Cara Proa to a good homo, 2 2 Horofords, loslod and roadyy Borrol loador work; in. tiarrol. holster, ■ maro. Wayward pickor. P" •*••• Home repilra. elra. Sheetrockto 7 0 « a7 /7 M 4 M tv i adorablo whllo klUons, 734* lOwork,C8llS3a-2294, shells, diea. 733-8738 ■ _ Chlmos out ol Woyward cement Conc Concrete, phimb.P : 1650,__________________ d Song i HI Vailoy. 643-5960/, ^ 223 Remington M-700 BDL I| — COLOSTRUM fod day old Ing, Apainting. Itlng. 7 3 4 ^ . | :■ Remodeling, repair & pair FJ1EE to good homo In the If 543^182-KeltyOli;________ Cusiom d Stocking: prom pt New Ne In Box. $350 or trade ■ no hoKors and bull caivos for oountry, malo OoOorman, 2 m achlnee. 32*- for Joi Qttslufe calves. 423-4343. ■ >n, salo. 324-3436 or 324-5688. _ 2 roglsiorod QH goldlngs, service, J? . ■ I ; ■ nlco pel, good watchdog, Colostrum elarted Holslolnn oxcoTlonl reigning, quoon- 5192 allor 9PM. o r m e ss. “ 51 can not koop him, 543-4887. bull caivos lor sato. CeJl CUSTOMSWATHINQ y. Jl Ing, &cuuino, 733-5045. 1!5-Tr8Yel Trailers | _ ___ ffiEE to goQd homo^lound i i i J M _______________ ■ Call 837-6594 _ __ 3/4 Poruvion Paao goldlng, — ^ Wiseman Slreol. Bonjl J, ago 7, broko lo rldo. C«^ - - E arlym crns.-orovos. - 3AVeit”Fa«0Ty d lr^ - cora^- I Enjov your oummer with DAY OLD CALVES for salo. • f r a m e - G a r d e n and ti indtotrototuim ^topo. male, call 733-7308 "‘I or Colostrum .............. r Moet -complett -I ;i 7J4-6922. pad CUSTOM SWATHING: P*' llohi weight, aupor liv >u lod. oxcollont quality built 8' x 12’ or 4'xi « avail. Amokl mokjMeIn li • ^op by 144 Wiseman Slreol. Holslein herd, 324-7208. Qard«n sanic* travel irallerg, Sth ' ■ sundeck. Special ordei Travoi any area. S co tt Bag- Bulfltod «ul rete, landCall 75 UI75W7W y • carpentry, ooncrel Ji win nolkeophlm.________ flOll, 543-S^t30>54M063. ■nofllt W fl and mini motor -'fi weteome, free •illmatei J, cleamy, • , — DAY OLD- Colostrum (od d '■ KSr-HorM Equipment icaplnfl, rrvowing, homes. Call Scamp toll free P •i-' *• MOELLER RETRieven CallOaveorBobalTSUOes Cuslom awathlng. baling & m733-873(J. calves (bulls and hoKora). hauling. Afler7pmi 1-800-3484982 for froo ai r' L KENNELS stacking. 2 or 3 siring balI’S Kiefer Built dodvers nowTn- st; ■t B BOARDING 4 TRAINING, Call S36-21SB.____________n novation. _________ _ brochure, Palonlod conIni lnn.C ali538-2273. ^ -1, »GUND0GS40BEDI£NCEe For Salo: porlormancoJ struction, slook doslon. ci a vacation and would ^ Swalhltyj, Baling & Taking Ja; toslod Angus bulls, 1 & 12 Fanners Exchange S37-8294 Cuslom Twin Falls: 73W84 51 3 Slacking. Call Bruce Blair, like “li' a trailer? Wo have a 13' jnoHtp 8> - r yoar olds. Sprlngcovo iS ? r Uwnmower tunl Movlngl Musi SoHI English Ranch. Bliss. Call 352-1202,“ O fW 7 .^ ._____________ I t S4»«014Of543-4882________ Shasta travel Irallor for rent. ■ & " S i, , repair, -free ptekup pk Call 733-0152.____________ □ Sollor. fomalo, B moa. old.■ 352-4643. Of 352-4225. Phillips 4 horse trallor, good Erickson ; were, $33 & Tree & ahnil CU8T0UHAYM0 Custom GtkcUng deliver. Used mowc toglslrallon avail. 837-6652. 11 condllion, Call 423-5787. q, . cchalnsaw, ' removal, h^ee trade 2.0 acres building Q CompetlUverttaa Good Quick flonrlce 8. M te s ^ Will ” — KOLSTIIN HERD SIRE. Will up. Homellie XI ---------- g-P«k**tt4C<>ekitW*— Ready loflo.TSWBJ, ~ B d ~ S 6 !(r“ 4 i ^ f M u c o m nn— ~ TVYO-norfltnninor m oow —wi ------------: ------ jfOOrtaketradea^ w a lly raised. 253 7lh Avo Joromo, June 16lh, subjoci;l cond. tandom axle. S1500; ci fof^W ^' Bmwheel or c o S ~ B Elhlngton Cuetom H oy venllonal travel trallor. Will Tree a shrubbi rubbery trimming, B. •... - . ^torM ll73>695<. ■ Jt — to • prior sale. - ExcslUniij. .Btpckrack,$200,733-3019. . .sttclOfiQ. 2 slocU irs,, quality take 0^ glv« »^«lue there. - J furobrod lomalo EnQn’sSh n podlgroo. good dispoaltlon.1. TWO Weslern saddles, and Blacks. ai. Robert, 4 2 ^ 5 ^ . MUora, champion blood od 2 yoars old. For InformaUonn one English saddle, all In GREEN “ c u s to m HAYOTACWio qi 8&0 Yard Care. M i CH0PP1NQ JT llnoa, groal phossani dogs. id?,, Aristocrat Lo Unot. ■ nance, free JS. call733-9235ovos.________- oood condllion, 326-4510. 2wlde, wliltravtl, b< Bowor'sCuslom Farming Jl. mos old, tlOO ea. Cart bo Tosled 19 monlh*, U Sem->- WANTED TO BUY. 2 riding 543-4723 Butane rofrlg., stove, (ur- ■ CalI42M824. estlmalea.734-43S1. 54 or 54M974.________ naco. ^ toolstorod.CaHM3-5672. - - mlnial elecUlc brakoa & ■■ bull (or sale. CallII saddles, good condition. HAY BAUNQ me Tree tTlmmlni im ina « a h ru b ' morc.exc.cond.54^0216. • • Rogistorod Whllo American ■an 543-8854 or 543^048._______ Call 934-4509,___________ _ . DayorNlght,77; work. Muter Iler Tre* A Yard W I . ______________ Eskimo Husky pupa. S wks 20' Gooseneck Halo alock 1081 Kensklll. sloops 8, (rig, | k 1975 CIRCLE J. 18x5'. 4 HowardMBler9“ 326-48S8 ’ r esl,734-iae. V rHmmIng ' Care.Freeeal, Old. 3 femnio & Z rnHos. irsller. Exc, condltlonrUOOO stove, or make offor. fCf ^ S T o b HAYSTACtUNQ gf YanlClftanlng-Trl 0 horee -• trailer.oleclttc -1 Swalher & Stacking Avail. ^ p3-l33?alierl2noor>. __________ _ HI ' Block or regular atacke. Ca — o rb o 8 lo fra r.O illS 4 -M 7 . brakoi. tack comparlmeni, m , SWATHINQ o n d /o r U l- 1M6 Road Runner 14', wllh I'■ or" " ■■111—ll l l - ,• front divider, aparo lire, •HAY MO-2273. 6TAFF0RDSHIRE Bull Torm • ing. any alzfl job. Call Oonie stove, IS ...73^0719 w U M m Sm -Hor puppioa. 12 weeks old. heater, (ce box and - ^ good rubbor. S2.C00 or will Mason, u 432-5381.___________ sink, $1200 en lO M te ir y E q u ^ e n t 1 must soli, STS/bosi offer. or bost offor. ■ consider irade for 2 horse ^ Kay Ca 5 Call733-73M.____________ uST- . 5 . MobUa SerW; ~ trallef. Call 543-6268, ™ swathing and baling. CallM4-5250.____________ e r ^ . Olaeounta • 5 ■' ,423- rotolllling. manure hauling, 1970 Road Ranger, 17b', . ■ __ __ Rates. Rellabli !lat>l*. ■ ; ijKC rog_lstorod 1 yoar old '84 4 horao goose nock, 7‘ X DonYerflne.Call32(M631. Oi i n |||||B CRACKIiCti llCHff>.7344aM 3 ■ black and tan Coono hound, clean, good cond., salt- u d :• 16' Blfnl load, dresalng 10. Because we underatand - ■* CO — (hat evory dairyman Is dlfI- room, mata. bus windows, , , 8 n a k tflm rH « y 8w v1c« * contamtd, Low rates, A1>eerv1c e . 3 ref. tei 734^727aftef5:30PM. 5 yorkthlro Torrlor aundlno n llkenew.324-8129. ' “ nq (orenl, oach one dolrya In You'll be”Tl s pleaaantljT'aW K 1 balors-swaihors- 2 atackera. 1973 Prowler. 18'. aelf- If l «t atud to any purobrod ed his or her own wayl how easy it la to □Call. don'l delay. 734-oa7. baporod Yorkahlro female, to. Bocause ol this, DHIA protained, frig, sh o w e r^ e e p s ■ Re'sldental “or con classified ad. Th* ■ ; IM-Swine_____________ STUTZMAN % i Call 768-4848 evos Of 78ft-. Stacking eer- fl. e, clean. 1 >800.3244871. P Bft- vidos 21 dlllerent teiUng; vrS' • *nienor & w... lh* results ar* . □ 1 0067 dave ask for Aniti. __ plans, wllh opllona and vice. 3 wide Blacker a t 17i 1978 ±- Torry 23'. Sell-oontalrv V , . reasonable, free ei mat's ciasalfled. I980 prices to fit any needll ^ . , J 8tK Painting, 733-71 < i!i lomale purebred Slameao ed, awning, Ilko new, see lo C■ • eill,324-3400orm-4587 V0931. S| Plwne73K»3 32*SiraSftei^PM ^per bale, 3fr40'' . 543-8077. 7V4^ Tesl—D on'iG ueaall 3 wido Slacking. 1009 d le ta l, •ppreclate,.» Allan'a Home R • '((itter*, 6rown,Se»l Polnl, 7V WEANER pigs' ror MJe,' ox-' dependable. rjJ CtUT.F.DHlA Call .O a i» S |; 1 'weeks old. UO. Call 734cellent quality, call 54»S97. Ewersen, 7S3-3776.' SM Oie 7 3 4 ^ |yi 1 } • M30. ■ l a t h i n g . Ullng or slaci? 3 L l 9 i R o n a t 423 I •!*,■ B040or737.i689(tsle1»«3I x n ert K W m p o rt Sports '■ t t j- tia w y E q u i^ lpcr ------- good Urea, runa well, 4 sp :ioan, Xm /FM. 5600.423-5350. WER 1984 C fte « K -1 0 ,4 x 4 ," s ,"ScotMINT COND, 1974 Mor LOOKATTHISPOWEI JO H N DEEP EERE 1965 RENAULT.~44 door. f T( . 'Jew 429 ladalo,-A T , PS, PO, ), till. Carlo, very low miles, I ovor pay1978 Ford FISO 4x4. Now 1980 Phoenix U , V-fl. AC UAL EQUIP. 16,000 mllos. tako ov USEDINOUSTRIAL 4I38M allor 6pm, 543-4479 ■_______ ■S, PB. , crulso, AM/FM, 305i V-6 , copllonally cloan; 734-39 ------- PS, 4ap, nreol cond,. io» 17. engino, now AT, PS, fl, ...J9000. m en ta,call543-4417. Caso SSOiMCkhoo. . AM/FM MuslSolll Call 786-3500. Moad-- 1878 Ford Courior XLT. A/{ }. or can bo e oena t432 Mot AlCj miiea, 53000, Call 733-5767. ,..i, locK oul hubs. AM, JO 300Q backhoo. 00. J10,000. 71 Oalaun halchbad -------- ows Lano. Twin attof 5cm. JIU__ _atoroo, cam por sholl, 208 _____________________ offor. Call casaotto. 5WOO. 733-3208. fiOO. 514,000. shu t. J550 or bo sl olf C aso SSOC bacKhoe, ---------- 1965 Ford Ranger XLT, 4 252Think ciaaslfiod when yoi hevy ownor. cxc, cond, 324-1252»1.«»1879 CHE' . . . . 124,500. 543-6381.___________ MFSSIoador............ — “ placo your ad in ciassillod _________ _1972 HEAVY DUTY «V, lon. loaded, excellent condll oiiton. Chovotto. 2 door hatchbac iback, JD410 backhoo....... ustIaoll. C01I67S-7668or 67^0766N SUPER 4x4. GMC pickup, must ^ CaII733-i03T. 74. VOLKSWAaON ^ ------ allvor, 4 ap, Evoa, 729-9S53. ^ IW -M erc u ry iU n c o ln JDSSOdozor............. ...,130,000, b e e t l e , WWIo wllh «ll now bouflhtnewone.324-583; 1 9 W S l5 Q M C 4 X 4 o x lt 19eaCHEVELL£ AMyPM 'TOIAI r n Inlorlor, pickup. High Sl ,5600. 1979 Bobcal, 4 speed," S I I, 1877 CHEVY 4x4. a-hort E L U O T IN D U STR }ln lA L U U caaBotlo. llnlod windows wl ''liow '•^ A u lo S 'P ty tn o u U i C biuo packaoo, alt Ihe oxt door, now roar llros. no DaSO, PS, AC. I iwy03&l-&4 oulragoously nice« ir«r ^or WhOOt InlorsocilonHwyO i^ 2 524-5177 atior SPM. sndsllvor. 54,295.326-534 5^ brakes. 51000,733-5722, ____ 1969 Road Runner. 2 owner, 1968.CAMARO Rally Spo ONLYW5.324-S075. • Jorom o, ID. a i111324-2900 lK 1979 BOBCAT. 1 ownor.•, oxc 0> 383 4 ep, 47,000 mi. 52.250, x'327 4 apood, 5KU; I97i 19 tollFrM l-e0 O^ 4- »2 9 0 0 7 ^ VW bug, nowly vly robulll 1977 TOYOTA Land Crui n rod cond, oconomicoi plua 0: a oxDays, 078-9556. Anderson ion '• s y Corvollo T-lop, rod on n ?n"'rMi: l<8-Antl(JUB Autos B obH ouston,SSaleaR ak op eng. new Inlorlor,•, aaunroof, ,(x4. AC. roll bar, sun r AT, Iras, 51900.423-6174. ____ Tunoup. o r 678-1456 ovos, -------- AC, PS, PB, t>W, 3500 A Homo Phono ..7 3 ,.733-1400 Imron polnl. Pionoor )or aloroo, winch, and other oxl cylinder engine, 5 tp e e d SHOW CAR, '60 LoM jMano 57500; 1964 Corvollo coup jer Fronl whool dflvo, 44 cyi Toko 1076 Plymouth 8 passongoi oupo- 1082 MERCURY LN-7. Tak . 733-2000. 53700. Call 637-4412. ---------- --coi/pe. 07 CASE 560 CK loader/ much m o ro.»l00,73: bulll Irom Ion, rodlal lire i. olec'Ho 327AT. PS .PW , allnumbo ost manual Ironsmittion, rbors ovor paymonls. Seo otIt 3^ 343 Station W agon, 5595 o r bosl backhoo. 6S Chovy ovy 10 yard « ponaull Alllanco. :o. 5 vr or ig /a Dodgo 3/4 ton pickup, picl ground up. sorlous Inquli lulrlos match, 511,500. Call /». day 1^ rc rodio, u n derteol, point 2nd Avo North, 111, T-F. ____ ollor. Coii 326-5882. __ dronicoliy lunod AM dump truck. 734-3051 )ll/lrade only. Call 733-49007._____ niy, 20.000 nv low packago. Soll/li 3051, ^ 60,000 mllo warraniy, S m _____ 678-9556 Andorson Tunou llaloolont, pin tlrlplno S miu c h .m u c h m o re l. '66 Mercury Com et wagoi agon. 1976 Plymouth Volaro siaNorlhwoat Equip uip Salas, miioff, groat gaa■ m mllooqo. for mlnl-molor, 733-2066, --------190l 'BUICK Le Sabre ire. 4 o r 078-1456 ovenlnpsI III 250 six cylinder engine no & tion w agon, 69.000 mllos, tako ovor paymonli Jii®* 1078 FORD 4x4. O'-Illl, II, nmud- door hardtop. PS, PB, transmission. Good com cond. AC. good liros. oxc cond, lic k s 5293 bolofOOnm,al1ai dor tiros, lols ol chro chrome, now palni, sell or trodo 139-Pick-up Truck Soll lor porla, 5200. 733-3967 3967. 51150 or boalo tlo r. 734-3657. i°sl% ISO-Aulos-Dodjo ---------------- AT. PB, PS. tilt, AM AM/FM older convortlbio, 734-5 — - 1970 Volaro wagon, ( : TAKE OVER PAY ,0, casso llo and many moro nore ox- a llo r6pmorw ookonds,:------- 1973 Dodgo Dart, 4-door, ir, 3318 Baseball, opplo pio and am cylinder. AC, runs good 11*000 • '62 Chovy SIO. 41,O C mi'ioa! 1 « - 4 Wheel Drives ^3 traa, would tako po partial Thundorblrd. N Now V-6 , PS. A/C. AT, vo vory ciassillod.. Ih al's thi 5725. Atler 7pm. 324-8253, ■80 Lincoln. 91,000 ^ W h i l e T hh ee y L a s t , 07. trado. Coll 734-23S0. _______robulll 390, now Inlorlorlor. clean. 733-7563,_________ ____ American Wav, Going to collogo J ^ 7 ; Call 734-1814. ____ 76 Plymoulh Volaro. 2 dr l,400 V8 Call 734-2350. ■I’I ’ c .-' p S ; i.7 .F o ,a F i5 0 .T n , T 5 -------------- z Chorokoo 4x4. AT, A door, ----------------------------------------- 1984 Oodgo Omni, 4 doc D u r i n g T hh e R o i l i n g oIant-6. 3 apd. 0 0 . 51200 01 • 1BS2 OodQO V, (or indltlon. ~ ■" Roducod onglno, AT, good condll p a , AM/FM c o js, Rl ■ oxcollont condition. 53800 )ll0 trade tor Yamaha road bike ‘ rack, 2 now llroa, no 16a-A ulos • Oidsmoblle ,76-6220, Call 543-4623 allof 6 . ____ b o stpljor. Call 637-6110, ^ S t o c k R ol u rn d - U p I ____ Call 734-6321 or734-7B79, : runa flood, J475 '"or or boB? D ■ <2^95,078-5130or 678-j 1< ^ A u103*AMC CE sacrl- 60 Je ep CJS. motalllcc"o?oor gn QONE TO SERVICE. ' “ 1666 Oldsmobilo 68. 4 di ^ Plymouth Volaro. 2 di . lor. Call 734-5538.__ Hom SO. 4 4 spd. 6 cyi, dual oxha '77 AMC’aT^ion’wnnon! fi b ll ''<=« Dodge Hon runs good. 5495. 122 1220 hardlop, 2 lono blue. AMi 162-Aut03*FonJs : l&es F o rt Wton PU. KU. uam ppr j,r|yo pickup 450.543.5389.
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h w as asilaughing after a marshal husli-day. the disruptive' v c crowds on uie Uic crowd, she realized whal cd1Ui ial she Uilrd round? had I id done and blew a kiss to> 1N“r"II shouldn't bother bot you,” hc man. lan. On the same fairway, ao '™ said. “They're U lhe m Uiings you’ve Troubled bya aheckling crowd in wrap rapped In an Australian' ‘ got to deal with to win • diampionthfe third round md, Norman found • cheei leered (or his countryman. _But Bi It ships. Things Just.wc l.wouldn’l seem to Sunday's gallery ry polite, almost lo a dldn’ dn't help. Phings hnvc got to happen (or me. Thin fault. A unlfom )rmcd police officer ^Consecutive bogeys on Nos.. 9, S 10 go your way. That’s ;’safactofgoTf.” a and another In plain doUies acid 11. and another on No. 13 d Anolher fact Is tha lorman around Uie ^ d Norman , companied Non that Norman, selive’ strokes bel ’' ' ’'" ‘I cond lo Jack NIC Nlcklaus in the ere were no incidents ^id out of the hunt. coursc. But there Masters and loser li a playoff to and as •Norman’s -N T In game Had he fallen victim to Uiee long Fuzzy Zoelier at Uie 1 Open, stlU Ha disintegrated, so did ( his gallery. he 1984 On the lOUi hole, ho! when a women week eek, Uie bad wealhcr of thee first has not won a m ajor c! or championship.
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BOZEMAN: Mont. - E. Eight Col■ 5 cT\ lege of Southem IdahoJ cowboys / Ji S \ \ _ , will try lo propel the Ea{ lagles to a ' '* 3 \ J team championship al tlx lhe annual ^ National Intercollegiate 0 £ Finals Rodeo, which starts its w week-long run here today. > CSI rodeo Coach Shaw iwn Davis V H jH r - \ said hc Is taking as stron{ H g*] mg a dde■■ I gallon as he has ever ha Iiad to the I national finals, but added :d thal ”a W ^ lot depends on the draw w and Uie V luck.” 1 Although CSI has domln ilnated Ihc ■ Rocky Mountain Scctlon ^ 1 m for the ^ past decade, Davis’ tear m m am s have never finished higher thar an flfUi at n the nalional finals. ________ Z._________ I This year’s CSI men’s “J " .’s ddega>H N W IL L IA M S ‘ N B A fi tlon, which easily won Un Uie Rodcy region’s all-aro around cowboy. Bill Lf u t u r e in b a l a n c e tMountain SecUon cham question. niplonshlp Head. Head, aa ^ h o m o r e from •rUlis season, will be led The po ai by Uie Cardston, Albei berta, who competed polnt-shavlng scandal ^ , :TULAN EonPa«D2 L_
tx;rc Ere for l^ I a year ago, placed cd sccond Mid in Ulis year’s regie jlonai bard Qtcback riding standings and nishcd high In saddle bronc br finisl ding. Head, Uie runner-up inn 1985 1 ridln for ti regional bareback and tr the id allarouj round tlUes. enters-all off tho High stock events and also ropes rc 1 occasion. onoc The Uiird-place finisher inn the Thl regie egional bareback standing, Dc David lierrod. will also representt CSI Shen :ro. Sherrod, a naUve of Pleas hero. asanl Grov rove, Utah, transferred to> CSI from Ulah Stale Uni’ latsl s t year ’ nlverty in order lo compete In rodeo Leading CSI’s h ( ^ In sac addle rone riding will be Uie Non bron< 3rcutl broU; roUicrs of BalUe Mountain, Nev. ^ 'ayne. a sophomore, finished Wayi id second jnd In saddle bronc riding In In th e ^ o n . The regional winner win /Inner jj,I that t event was Frank, lk, a |resh ■eshman. the saddle bronc ric riding
champion at lastI year’s ye NaUonai High School Finals R Is Rodeo in Rapid Cily.S.D. This will be Wayne yne’s second conseculive trip toiie thenaUonals. He won a go-roundininsaddle bronc riding here a yearago. ago Representing SCSi l in Uie timed events will be Klnc Klndel Mason, a sophomore from Fallon, Fall Nev., who won the regional calf cal roping Utle. Mason placed third rd inii team roping rago. at naUonals a year ag He’ll be JoinedI by by Uic regional team roping champ, np, CSl freshman Hoble Pelerson fron rom Filer, along wiUi Darren Shaw. Sc^homore Jonl onl Janies of Jerome, the CSI rodeo rodi queen, will compcle for the nail national queen Uk. Uc during the week. The rodeo conUr mUnucs through Saturday at Uie^ Montana M State University Rodeo Arena, Are
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! ByDAVEO'H not hitUng .400 — is his df dally con- became a menti ntal thing. So I always wllh. llh. Uiat will be it,” hc saidd of his Boggs Is prepare lared (or Uie added t’HARA nol basd)all greatness Is his ac- follow Uie ball T rxAssodate cem; ba — and block chan lanccs. demands on his lim lime 1( hc continues ited Press cei knowledged goal. everything else eo0u t,"h esa id . Bo; Boggs admits "I might have h: a to nirt wlUi .400.. Hc He learned of those BOSTON • knt "I build a cocoon eve very day Boggs, who be began Uiis season wiUi stror Tonger drive” afler losing h his ar- demands In 1983, ^ 13, when he led the ‘ cocoon are —i Wade Boggs and his bccausc greatness in this bu jusioessis a career averag< age of .351 wiUi 771 hits bitra itraUon bid In February for a $1.85 league wiUi a .361: 61 average, and last hand In iuuid . s u ra b le . They go buUt J in bet by performhig every do day, every in four yeara wlUi wl Uie Red Sox, hit mllll< lUllon salary Uiis year. He h a d lo year when he had.; ad. a 28-game hilling • ;• bul two-time id as the Boston Red Sex’ monlh, every year,” he said.1. .3(3 In 1985 wiUi lUi 240 hits, n x ^ 'in Uie setU( ;lUe for $1.35 million, after wl winning streak and IhorQ ^ ------------ Ihrcalcns. lo-. batting champion —me ^ “He-concentfeUs-on-evet pitch, iiujut— leagus' les since i m HIs' {rm] l mllllori Irom an arbitrator In11904. 1 challenging Joe Di^ ____i DIMagglo’s rccord of baseball’s f» fii hlet Uiose Uiinjp get . , h e key Boggs insist d. bO' C o n c e n t r a t i o n1 ttli \he way he’d foUow tbe ball. 1 *11 I can and whatc' itever number I end up denu emaods. lo me,” he said recenUy. reo iisted IM t every game — tht
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POCATELLO — - Two of Uie Uiree SoiiUiemI Region "B" on teams with American Legion nference rccords unblemished' conf« tonight in will gel togeUicrr here 1 howdown. an early-season shc or Uie season and Pocatcllo, 2-3 for mes, will take on 1-0 In league game Jerome. 3-2 and 22-0 , In a twinbill startingalGp.m . ch Curt BarJerom e Coach for Uiolomew will be■short-handed si Uie doubleheadcr, r, wiUi several of :nding basketball his players attenc ]________
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1 2 -9 RUPERT - Mlnii nico rallied in Uie enUi inning of Uie bottom of the seven e a 13-12 nonnightcap lo lake :an Legion victory conference Amcricai enators hefe Sunover Uie Boise Sen day, but dropped lh.enightcap9-5. e: The Sage, who had ha taken an IM Inning over advantage in the fourUi foi hind 12-11 in In Uie Uie visitors, fell bchi seventh inning of' IUie opener. Bul lied, Tim Pelhtel Kent Schow double y Carter reached walked ond Marty base on an error to load the bases. cher then walked Tlie Senators' pllci: In Uie tying Jesse Branson to force fc run, and Kevin Conc indie reached base re PeUltel wlUl Uie on an error to score game-winning. dlow, Branson and For the game, Sch ir-4 at the plate, Condle all went 3-forp, Uie Sage fell In Uie nightcap, fourth and never behind 5-2 in Uic fc stranding got back in the game, f seven runners in Uic Ui last Uiree innings. ^ ^. Condle and Carter er each had two of Minlco'sl2hllsinUic hesccondgame. Minlco 13, Boise seScnatorsl2
Tom Flemcamps. Right-hander R •0 ) Is lng (l-O) 1 lentaUvely scheduled •t one to start or of Uie games, but Uie oUier hurley hurl won’t iw selected unly. 111 today, itello Coach Bob Jenkins Pocatcll » unlcr wiUi ri^l-hander will cour allinan (0 -0 ) and John Jones JimHallli <2-0 ). d R River, wiUi a 3-3 overall Wood recordI and an 3-0 In conference, Is ’ her SouUicm Region team Uie oUier n unlwaten record in league wiUi an ur j. games. Bcnnaiiy uiree-nii piicning. Fred Bci led the way offensively Jared Skaggs Skai wiUi aa 33-for^ game, whUe Alfie a, Jesse Villanueva and Pete n S f f{uezwere ia oll2-for-4. he second game, Uie Gems u open a 6-5 game wlUi five runs , ^ ^tliird Inning. Jason Whitehead ■oof Rams’six hits. Inl-Cassla 12, Boise Gems 2 ............................IOO COI 0- J 3 e Ola......................0 » MO x - U U 3 MinHijIka.. u.ivis. liunim iiur (41 and UrouTi; Elcnnally and n W -[k-iuilly,l,-r)avls,
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O f HIjS ^ ’^ 1 ' aturday and final- in golf’s both Friday and Sati f’s ]prcniier events, once had • Continued from P age Dl for good on the lead jad alone at 1 under but inE out 'y relinquished theI lead li ---------------------^— ovatior ;ion from thc gallery spilling Jd two ly. bogeyed t> holes In a row, missing Imnrv^ thethlrdholcSuiiday, of the he stands; not until he drop iiuppwj Tliere was lh( 3 -IG-y putts on boUi. He finished wlUi ryear-old Trevino. G-foot putt Unis :ldcr. lhal la.st la.' putt on Uie 72nd hole. ,nish was ils highest in four yea years of outstanding oulfield ge from Nicklaus’ a round d of ofpar 70. ponsorship of Uie event. te River in Jerome. He 2 paused | in the course o( his t^ in g to take a page Across lhe Sc^ike spoi the years. He got McCuml ■umber fell victim to a double California Coolers, a Rupert si rt squad Ketchum’s Lite B Beer fought back round id (o snap at photograpl •aphcrs C‘ c shelf, bul he bogey, shot shc a 71 and tied al 2M wlUi I’hich competes In the Mini-Cj whil i-CassIa Ihrough the loser’s ■’s bracket lo upset cllckin, ard Langer, who had a closing. . Ix first championship Bul Jl through I it all, "Raymond hnd And there were t the others. Bob Bemhard ampion-. Rupert 7-C in the fl sixgames ta capture the cliami utton and Payne 70. Tway, /ay, a winner last week In the Hal Sul hip of Uk; Twin Falls Women’s in extra session In that look lo In his eyes," said his oW n’s Soft- final and force an ship Stewart and Mark hester Qasslc, shot72. < McCumber and Westchest all Association B and C In Time Men’s Q ass C friend, Invita- the Inaugural Jeroi id, Wadklns. "When he gels .u-f i ball Bon Crenshaw, wll 'd started Uie day three vithout a victory Floyd lonal. onal. look.ht Slowpltch InvitaUor .h e’shard to handle.” tlon jrs triumph. strokes ba oms nf since his 1384 Masters sback, lied forfilUi. In game one Holland’s Wadi adkins was one of the corp; ilifomia Trailing 5-2, in gs f*’ Uie tlUe contest Califc f them either led — — lead at AltogeUicr, 10 ol I ixjlers spotted K49AZ/Falrhavc 'TU i but one away In playen an filled Uie bases wltl laven 'ers who led or siiared Uie lea Coo orman, " r shared the top spol sj al one stage arly run on Jennifer Traughl irth but bounced in- one lime tir or another after Nom jghber’s Uie top of the fouri carl L o o k in g F o r A leader oranother uble play to end the the srcondsri xied for to a rare 1-2-3 doub jadoff homerun, then explode< and third-round leai leac a haf nn ^*^ie or ano noUicr, ail backed second Uireat. Steve Pei our scores of Uieir own in Uie3 sc 'ena’s two-run in- fell oul out of ll with a.5-over 75 that foi“ a w a y -a ll bul Floyd, Id. Tierun In the sixth hImSo 5over for the toumamenl, 0 pull away lo a 3-5 win. slde-lhe-park home topi u c Trevino, seeking aa Uilrd U.S. Open. Floy< loyd was aware of Uie rush, Those two contenders werc5 Uie U> on- left Rupert club a run ru short. Tl rho Largest SeUdlon ' " simply could not kec| Mjppace. He had a , , y ly teams lo escape Satun turday’s But it was Pena', a 's flfUi-Inning sac- If he!tried tri not lobe. In th * Magic VolUy J wlUi Uie hed and rifice fly In Uw sec ound robin segment unscathed ccond and deciding • “ :I told tc myself one hundred Ur lim es, 5 > “ >"S !PGA ! ““'*‘'“I ' alSutton, roui It A t . . . J pjgy former champ ipion, 282. Sut! a lie and Iianded ‘Don’t e under game that broke i ach gained the final game u VI chcck the scoreboard. I ead r par for Uie dosr game. Play your game, and's 4-3. "It was a your j emiflnal the crown to Rollar liaering condilions in semi rie Do ^ i djU' it you (lay. j know you can do. Th: real good game,”” said tournament what plaj ™Te ‘"K tw anU S tc itewart were next K49AZ/Falrhavcn nippedI IUiird- director Rex Kise ser of the Jerome will take ta carc of themselves,”' K nV"Ftnon«lnfl AvellabU OlA.C ’u„ V,. al 283. Crenshaw with wl a 69 Uial In* r7 > while Slowpltch Associal aUon. “The way a said, a Uien he explained wh\ (lace Sutton’s of Rexburg 8-7 1, and Plat eluded three cons< Tscculive birdies. :Ier Ume championship ga he Rupert ladies had an easier 5ame should be couldn dn’t follow his om-ti Instructl Ibe ck the Stewart, who ulavss so well so often f •'it blowing past Ashton’s C&C "You >u can't help but check &C13-3. played." h iiin the Hometowner Vi Tie Ashton lO finished fourth V idor Valdez of scoreb •cboard. •■^Mh'/i-y’re oul there, re, and The compeUUon. third-place finisher er El Sombrero won theyI arc ai very visable, and you c t kWMlay w Western iVophies took the e ssport- the ^ ove awarde< •but look." led to Uie tourney helpbt " Boise. MVP and Jerome manship award back loI B ne name he didn’t- see ne's Gary Hulsey, One __________ sma ct Rose representing Magic linico nigh “School product ^c Valley Sponsors, Nickla daus. Or Tom Watson. Or S )r Seve Min estcros. f-18 performance a l Ballest tuart balled at a .607 clip for foi Uie hll .778 on a 14-of-l Sluj the plate in clalmi /Infters to take honors as Ileading k ming the bat ^v en Nont onc of Uicm really got untr: ntrack^ f win liter. ’The outstanding Inflelder Infi' the tourney’s lead) iding hitter. Valley ed. Nicklaus Nlc could no^ recapture hitu hortstop Merchants, a new w entry contingent Mastei iters magic. He had a CB Uiat rlze went to Rupert shor p™ 'ercsa Lowder while K49’s 3’s left- from Eden-Hazclto Iton, won Uie four- him five fiv strokes b a c k a t 2&l. Ten rels. Wats ielder Marsha Tolman was5 ni named Ih-place leam laurel atson, a flve-Ume Brillsh C champ mplon, and Ballesteros, s, dashin, ling Spaniard and two-t vo-time iters winners, finished al 289, 28S 10 ------------------------- Mastei ' It. Ballesteros had a closing 73, back. m. withholding key evil vldenM. ;Valsoi p Ick l ^ U) get the rtghls to sign him. son 75. -In the event of an a c ^ tla l, Uie This time, defer ttal, ense lawyers have whll hlle Uiey weren’t In II, il seci seemed \ uestion would be wheU)cr Will ViUiams concentrated on \proving Uiat key almost ost eveiyone else was. iU Is bound lo Qeveland. The Tie NBA prosecuUon wIU> Uiesses, Including Thdlere were Wadklns, a former fon C cy iMike Williams’ teamm; lys yes. But Chicago attorney m ates and fellow \ UUe-holder and probj robably — reen, Williams' defense lav lawyer, students, lied und Tder oaUi In sUile- Flovd' Gr« ,'d's closest friend on thee ttour, lid he believes Williams shoul itors and in Uie first ^ lould go ments to proseculo Bcck, nol yet a winner,*. rmat| / J T Y oo uu r T im e s-N e w s ack into the draft. He ackJed Jed lhat trial. Unoer heato led cross examlna- chine I new record 65 set earllc lg Uie irller In H j C a rrii e believes the NBA pla; r r ie r Is c o lle c tin g player’s Uon by Green, sor ome have admitted the day ^ by Mark Calcavecchia, t a, Uwn B L / » Jr lying on the stand. ng by, waiting and woncierin ^ th is V iring If I P N w e e k . P lea se t W Williams played last seasonn for fo Uie AnoUier defense e tactic has been to Mwould fold, rko paint WUllams ass Ian undereducated, iiode Island Gulls of thc United Ui h a v e y) o u r c a s h o r vVad: adkins knew belter. tales Baskelball League. He < - impoverished blac Ie cam ack wbcKe aUileUc -i-v( I’ve played a lot of golf wllh I; Uihlm, f ^ c h e c k< rne a d y . ^dd '$15,000 and was chosenI to Uie abUlUes were expl< plolted by a unlve^ anrf I’ve i-, never seen any back-of k-off In W jgao ■ague’s all-stai* team. xl to overlook his him. Ii don’t expect lo today," slty Uiat decided ly." he . , A *jf Is the second Ume Wllllai This lllams Is pooracadem lcperf xfomiance. c->id’ elng tried on Um charges — lthree aiid ;hihe didn’t. Tlie defense malnUUns Uiat ounts of conspiracy to coi commit WUllams was Uu hrust Into an enn«.t, }ck and Wadklns had to be i iw coiiports bribery and two counl rich, wbile, well- w i wlUi : ; a share of second, Junts of vironment of ric ports bribery. Last summer, Is, som e of whom tier, his cducatcd students, lere was Norman, Uw flai flflxon-; when lhe [al after m ade him the sKapcgMt a ^ rs t Wal ended In a mistrial ed Australian who seemediready re )e Judge accused prosecutor Jtors of scandal broke. the Tin away wiUi Uie touman to run [uunent T«ui,
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Sm Then, cheered on by his longtime season, off rei roronto Uoyd Moseby led off the To • both runners. run . rur aaainst Don Schulze. 34.1. friends from Avon Old Fa Jpshaw e Flreovld pitched 2% sixth xlh wlUi a walk and Willie Up Rookie Steve I n o r e 4 j l o v^ w T a S B a la m t School In Connecticut, he S e a ttle 10 ►hit relief for his first slngl* ngled against Chuck CJary, 0-2. Innings of two-hi ner Sunday In his first Ne\ fo r k 3 (C h i c a g o 5 eld followed wllh his two-run major-league vie k-lctory. field appearance as a pi le and third baseman DaroellJ C( o te ’ 3 O blea ORE (AP) - Cal Ripken s P BALTIMOR SEATTLE (AP) - Dave baseball player. u't“ .s; irowlng error tied the score 5-5. ome the tying run and son sor and Steve Yeager hit •5. ■V throv Icr scattered doubled hom The rookie left-hander n rally In D e t r o i t 06 Toi Tony Fernandez sinried single by Mike singles, sin sparking a six-run IS innings and on aa two-out I nine hits over seven-plus lr (AP) — Plnch-hllter Dam amaso Garcia delivered an uk eighth inning Sunday th that lifted TORONTO (A 5-2 U Baltimore Orioles 'tlie Improved his record to (& -2 with help Y o i ^ as the three-run homer keyed slngl ngle before lorg connected fc the elghlh Inning Sunday the the SeatUe Mariners ov over the Garth lorg’s thr :iear as the from reliever Mark CTe; ally In the sixth Inning first e New chl rst home run of the season Chicago White Sox 10-5. a seven-run rallj Red and beat the h York Yankces4-3. Brewers whipped the Boston B( inch-hit save the Toronto Blue, blow low was Toronto’s fourth pin ory snapped Baltimore’s s Seattle won Its third straight Sunday that gav Ine o( Robin , The victor Sox 7-3 on the slugging omer In Uie last three gomes g ly by the Jays a M victo ctory over the Detroit homi Ing streak of the season at game gat despite a triple play longest losing Yount and Ben O^lvle. gainst Detroit. agaii prevented New York from WhlleSox. wh Tigers. in six P™ The viclory was tho lourth foi :ld hit a lwo-run double BU BUI Caudill, the third of rte four-game series. j ut walk In Jesse Barfield John Moses drew a one-out games for Milwaukee over ovi the AL Lo’s big Inning, which Toro oronto pitchers, got the victc ihc Seattle elglith and scor orcd on a during Toronto’j Is sseason. .TrflHnS 3-2, M Lee Lacy started the the East-leading Red Sox this )n. Tom Is first decision o( the season, tying the overcame a 5-2J deficit. d< h lsf ally on a checked-swlng double doi by Phil Bradley, tj ds tram high wlnnlnB rail“I had all my friends [enke pitched the ninth for fo his Brian Fisher had scorc see 5-5. Ken Phelps’ sin iingle, his The loss wass 1the 1 12th In the last IS Henl n, classmates single tha reliever rc school, 45 or 50 of them, ( ighth save. ‘troll. Tigers Manager eighi elding after almost col- third thl: hit. p u f the Mariners rs against games tor Detn and teachcrs, here for ;r a cookout ..S'''*, catcher Ron Hassey. hey all were Ildlngwlthcol Saturday night and they ored on Ripken’s double, ' he ;21-yearK)ld here for the game," the )med off the wall past left ^ which caronn Nicvessald. en Griffey. Fisher. 2-3, ■ **e'dcr Ken "It was good to have a few I friends two batters before ■ ^)wdnversaiion wlien you wisli... forinteracti(Miandconv WD and struck Don Baylor on a foul pop ’s Eddie Murray forged a ' P BalUmore’s : out Dwight Evans. und[xiracywlien)oudc 1 don’t Here, yod can enjoy cooked 1 , IC sbcth. \ le heart of our 2-2 tie In thes “That really hurt, the h . to-orderbreakEets, 2,4-liourcoEb 4-1 service, current ’order up with a runnerr on oi third and K a t l S OaSs C i t y 6 ^ !en TV 2-hour cockuiil rea-ptions periodicals, lar}>escreen :i Manager John not scoring," Boston Mai jm la 5 s ...evenlate-nidit snack icks...all induded in our rales. at young man McNamara Mid. "That ; IM, Calif. (AP) - Buddy V arid a lot of ANAHEIM, )ms are just as impressi\'e as ilie showed a good arm ari Tliercdroom : Blancalana□ rihit his second home run poise.” aub...four-star(iuality. ity. Eadi isbeautiMy appointed nes and Steve Balbonl and ^ bolh homered In two games Yount and Ogllvle bot H i v.ithsittin{>aiea,remWe o(econtrol TV desk wiili teleplione ilte also homered Sunday ||g and doubled and drove' in three nms Frank White msas City Royals held on ^ ly your bed. (Local calIs are also p plusanotlierpixtnebyy third homer of as the Kans. apiece. Younl hit his thlr i^lctory over the California P !ft-ficld screen Ior a (5-5 vld complimentary) Fcx■lb lhe healili conscious, lliere are the season Into the left-f broke Angels, In the third inning andI Ogllvle 0{ private excrdse lilies jes widi poci and utiMpooL ana, who had not homered rd homer Into Blancalam a 2-2 tie with his third e r ^ io n . S om e Friendly Pers since A p il^ : 17, 1985, before connec- 0 the rieht-fleld siands InIthe th( fifth; ■day, hit his seocnd of the M ting Saturda (Compri is SOI 50 new not many people know O a k la n d 9 season In the the fifth to give the Royals |E lliese aboulus.So,lointrodu( duce ourselves, we’re ofering iliesi a 3 ^ lead. T exas 2 special rales. And once ce you i stay witli us, w know OAKLAND, Call!.' (AF [AP) - C h r i s M i n n ea s o t a 7 V yDu'li cane back. hutout Innings . (^ Iro ll pitched sbc shut 4 illzed on the C l e v e itli a n d 3 and Oakland capltall« LAND- (A P)---------Kent a . wildness of rookie Bobby >by-W iaasthe -CLEVELA )y Smalley and Gary GaetU E ctory over lhe Hrbek, Roy { A’s roiled to a 9-2 victoi Texas Rangers Sunday.'. hit home runs ni Sunday, leading the B 1 Twins past tbe Qeveland B T Codlroli, 5-7. gave up Uf five hits, Minnesota
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Jadelphla 7Gers have Uiei and are expected to go for \ eiUier 7-0 Brad DauglK orth Carolina, Bedford or; . The NBA champloo: JUcs pick second and fig-; for one of Uie remaining' unless Uiey chose 6-8 Len, laryland, regarded as Uie. forwards in the d ra ft North Carolin Daugherty, Bedford or John WIs^expected to last beyond i pick. ould appear to leave the irk Knicks lo choose UrS^otmders. Auburn’s &-S Chuck Person ^^Tte^PhUa* nny Walker of Kentucky.
__________ _ viBi] B M G R O n O C ffin E o o oddo. n ony i l i * . . . . . . . ............. w o r r ro a r. point bringing an appreciative a{ ............2 S ' o r r a l Queen’s : gjjp ' DIES crPEAXVI BUTTER CRUt PUCRIMGH, CRUNCH BOHIIE from Uie capacity crowd ci Qub, Including Uie Ul Duchess' of T e n n is . 1 .0 0 o r p FREE BROK MU 8 qf. b o x , . . GSBUM YtPALSSUEM FIS Glouchesler. ____ T|CT 1 ............S O ' O P T •— Mayotte chlppcd a touch-drop shot STDI'SCHOIKDrlUilAegiie R B i p ..................... Jut Connors; runn* ^ ;nd inJust over Uie net. Bu rve In Uie fourUi game and serve o n 2 3 0 * O P r ward Uie umpire’s KLuJ EOiX family * t » 250 c t . . . . log at lull speed lowi ’aschtslcadto3-l. creos icd Uie ball^and ne Uie chair, Jusl reachec ............... a s ' O P r 3n Uie changeover following On STEfPNOBUCT 2 oz. o r lorg« .............. ........................... lurt fon*ahd passth game. Todd Snyder,• Uie whipped a cross-com fiiUi ............ a s * o r r trial .Izo .............. slonals Ing shot. , .. SnxiC E IH SQ ISP IH B IK!T Toxcopf . soclation of Tennis Professioi Asso< all hc would hit on m d atit was the last bai! liner, came on Uie court and tralm . ...s o * o r p iRMENTS.................................. » u rt where Uie ftPFOO tl SHOOS or UMHSAmi Die sun-baked co< ided to C^onnors’ righl thigh. tendc led U>e mJd-903 for , MpK r temperature reachei ............ s o * O T P D IE T ....................................... Connors showed no signs off 1limp1 Coi W F R S m in W B E P fH IIIII ;day. limped Uie second straight d lackagM .............................. g, as hQ won a poinl, but lim ing, ............3 0 * O P P r a > ......................................... angcover, Snyder ■W M H a B C tU IE F U V m S Y IW ■tlceably whenever hc losl a ppoint During Uie char nolle r aH n G f l o a u n F u v o « r o w*i »K R . . . . . ............................ ............3 0 * O P P id alter he served, made anolher trip> tto Uie court, Uiis and £ wlUi Connors, who Mayotte - winning only the Uie se- time only talking wl Ma R B M C t i i i " " ! ! ” ! ’ !............a ” s * O P P ’/. gallon t lx M ................... Hirled In his hands. Q inuC m X U I E M l K q l .o r’ Vl ind Grand Prix tournamentI of his sat wlUi his head buj cond injcr, Uie first being Uie inaug carei .. . . . a s * O P P ed by Pro, CouncU I c onm w N E K A 'S # 1 MUTT LTHITASffl.............................. pton International Players Cli Liptc Umour, who, alter h is supervisor Bill GUr ............ 3 0 * O P P onships in 1985 - Uien held his pion< E A im iBR A »PR IN )U CTS. i S . .......................................... lors, informed umdlfcM Inc- out talking wiUi Connor ce Uie rest ot the way to close vice Q |j£| plre Dick Kaufmann 1Uial CiJnnors was ............ a o * o p p ECUTS STATER TOTS an y 2 . c first set. Uiefl d-vollcy unable to conUnue, Mayotte, a scrve-and-v( M; ..........a s * O P P nCE CONCENTRATE 1 2 ox. . . ICH'SMICIUIIIIFIIOJENIQIS >eclallst. broke Connors al lov spec love to -Today I could hit hll one shot, hil my . . a s * O P P »gln the sccond set. And whei not get back /hen he returns low, but could co begii W SDR C flAHIB aniED IUII MICE 40 o x . . . ..................... m off to a 4(H) lead in Uie se second tQ hit another shol lot,” Connors said ran ............ 3 0 * O P P V M .............. .......... ime, Mayotte had won 11 sir; te match, ' i t ’s not "W straight after the 57-minute gam poini ;te or the crowd for MKti jints. fair to me, Mayotte ............ 3 S * O P P EER on* of ony • ! » ............ He closed out Uie second1 gR^me nie not to be able tc to play at Uie level He ............ a s * O P P hen Connors slammed a back! ickhand i am capable of." who mCKER'SSIIHZEBOnUTO :T0WIN6 ............ ' dMlR Connors irvlcc return inlo Uie net. Cor serv ............I S * O P P thal Oinnors I s i m in (crabIt was Uie firsl 1time 1 .............. lipped on Uie polnl and again slipi : final al Queen’s had rcached Uie I cd his righl U ii^. bed ............a s * o p p W Y H W A S H ........................ 5nM lo iNo. 6 Club and failed toI win v Uie UUe. And, (Connors, who has slipped lo Ct >lreak of not winnr i nUIER r iSICTREFEUiNT any hlng his it continued his sir . a s * o p p m1 lhe U world rankings, malchln; m y .......................................... jmament since Ocling pro ing an official toun )wesl-ever rating since tuminf iow« ..............a s * O P P IC T N tP W O U n.................... BACI he final lober 1984. inn i1972, held serve at 30, Uie ..............a s * O P P KS. BOTTERVnKIH'S a n y t uI x* . ..........................................
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