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By LESLIE MIELKE
[email protected]
Agreement reached
Attorney General, BMH settle assets issue
For the MORNING NEWS
BOISE – Attorney General
Lawrence Wasden has resolved
his investigation into allegations
executives from a Blackfoot hospital misused charitable assets.
Wasden announced an agreement Monday with Bingham
Memorial Hospital, Inc. that ends
a three-year investigation and
ensures its policies and proce-
dures protect the nonprofit’s charitable assets. BMH also agreed to
reimburse the Attorney General
$50,000 for legal fees and investigative costs.
Wasden began investigating in 2012 amid allegations
BMH officials had misappropriated some charitable assets from
2009 through 2012, including the
alleged misuse of hospital-issued
credit cards.
“After an exhaustive investigation, I’m pleased we’ve reached
an agreement that will bring
about change and enhance the
level of accountability at BMH,”
Wasden said. “My hope now is
that BMH and Idaho’s other nonprofit hospitals learn from this and
understand just how seriously I
take my duty to protect charitable
trust assets.”
Under Idaho law, the Attorney
General has the authority to investigate a nonprofit hospital suspected of diverting or wasting
charitable assets. Although the
Attorney General can file a lawsuit to recover assets, Wasden says
the most productive approach is
BLACKFOOT — The
work of 4-H members was
on display on Monday at
the Bingham County Fair.
Exhibitors showed their
rabbits, boar (meat) goats
and sheep.
Today, 4-H members
will show their swine,
dairy goats, dairy cattle,
beef and dogs.
Swine will be shown
beginning at 8 a.m.. The
Dairy Goat Show starts at
8:30 a.m.
Dairy Cattle will be
shown at 1 p.m. The Beef
Show begins at 5 p.m. and
the Dog Show begins at 6
p.m. in the grassy area by
the Needlecraft Building.
Cattle Kids will show
their cattle beginning at
1 p.m. in the Goddard
Pavilion on the Eastern
Idaho State Fairgrounds.
At the Needlecraft
Building are:
° Intermediate and
Senior
Table
Setting
Contest at 9 a.m.
° Super Shopper Contest
from 9-11 a.m.
° Junior II Table Setting
Contest at 9:15 a.m.
° Junior I and Cloverbud
Table Setting Contest at
9:30 a.m.
° 4-h’er and Parent
Cookie Baking Contest at
10 a.m.
° Sandwich Art Activity
at 11:30 a.m.
° Super Shopper Contest
from 1-3 p.m.
The 2015 Bingham
County 4-H Fair continMorning News — Leslie Mielke
ues on Wednesday with
Born
in
January,
this
Southdown
Cross,
named
Tantar,
requires
three
people
to
prepare
him
for the 4-H sheep show.
the Meat Animal Judging
From
left
are
Taylor
Monroe,
Odessa
Rose
Bates
and
Anika
Morrison.
The
sheep
is
owned
by
Anika. The southdown
Contest, the Round-Robin
cross breed was developed in England and is both a meat and wool breed.
Contest, the Sale Buyer’s
barbecue that begins at
4:30 p.m. and the Market
Animal Sale that starts at
6:30 p.m.
Preparing sheep for show
4-H members
show their
work at
county fair
By LESLIE MIELKE
[email protected]
BLACKFOOT — Boar
goats were shown during the early afternoon on
Monday at the Bingham
County 4-H County Fair.
About the fair, Extension
Educator Scott Nash said,
“We’ve got a good start.”
In each animal breed,
4-H members are divided
by age into three categories—senior, intermediate
and junior—for showmanship. (Juniors are 8-9 years
old.)
See WORK, 2A
Family video a hit on YouTube
By LESLIE SIEGER
[email protected]
BLACKFOOT — Five
years ago Kelsi (Kesler)
Fullmer and her husband
got an idea to make a
video for their Kesler
Family Reunion. They had
such a good time with it
they have continued on
the tradition every summer
and Christmas since.
This year their video is
centered around the song
“Best Summer Ever” from
the Disney Movie “Teen
Beach 2” and takes place
at their family reunion in
Island Park.
“I look for songs that
are summer-related,” said
Fullmer. “This song was
also family friendly.”
The videos have presented some fun opportunities for the Kesler family.
“I sent the videos to
“Family Feud” and they
liked it so much they
asked us to make an audition video,” said Fullmer.
Featured in the video
are Kelly Kesler, co- owner
of Kesler’s Market, and his
wife Marva Lu, their seven
children and 28 grandchildren.
See FAMILY, 2A
Shoshone-Bannock Festival starts Thursday
By LESLIE SIEGER
[email protected]
BLACKFOOT — The 52nd annual
Shoshone-Bannock Festival will kick
off Thursday with a children’s parade
at 10 a.m. The parade will begin at
Mission Road and run west on Ross
Fork Road to the Arbor at the festival
grounds.
This year’s theme is “Teaching
Traditions and Culture to our Youth
Empowers our Future.”
At noon the Arbor will be dedi-
cated and named for Delbert Farmer,
a former Shoshone-Bannock tribal
leader and lifetime resident of the
Fort Hall Indian Reservation. The
Farmer family will host a barbeque.
The public is invited to come join.
At 1 p.m. will be traditional children’s games in the Festival Arbor;
cash prizes will be awarded.
“All kids are welcome to our
traditional children’s games,”
said Festival Coordinator Dustina
Abrahamson. “Come on out and
join us for a fun family event.”
Thursday there is an art show, and
the Miss Shoshone-Bannock Pageant
at the Sho-Ban Hotel and Event
Center beginning at 5:30 p.m. At
7 p.m. in the Festival Arbor is the
Veterans Recognition and Children’s
Pow wow honoring all veterans. The
event features the Aztec Dancers.
Friday events begin at 11 a.m.
with the festival royalty competition. Indian Relay races begin at
5 p.m. at the rodeo grounds. The
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See SETTLE, 2A
Rabbit
contest
begins at
4-H Fair
By LESLIE MIELKE
[email protected]
B L A C K F O O T
— Showing rabbits opened
the Bingham County 4-H
Fair on Monday.
“Rabbits are the hardest
breed to show,” said parent Scott Wanstrom. “The
judging is about 98 percent on the knowledge of
the kid and the rest on the
rabbit.”
“The 4-H members are
tested on how much they
know about their project,”
said Sue Craythorn. “They
are asked how the rabbit
is housed, how they feed
it and how much they feed
it.
“The 4-H members are
tested on the breed of rabbit and its fur,” she said.
The breed of rabbit
known as Silver Fox is
judged on its fur. The fur
stands up and the breed
is judged on its brightness
and evenness of the silver
through the fur.
To determine the overall grand champion showman, rabbit judge Neal
Craythorn asked,”Why do
I keep circling you?”
“To test if we will watch
you circle us, like we are
supposed to do,” said one
contestant.
“Why did I ask you to
place your rabbit in the
cage?” Craythorn asked.
“To see if we know how
to carry the rabbit,” was
the answer.
In testing the showmanship of the finalists, at one
point each competitor was
asked to show another
competitor’s rabbit.
“None of them ran off,”
said Craythorn. “That’s
good.”
Katie Kirby from Firth
was named grand champion showman in market pen, grand champion
showman in senior division and grand champion
overall showman.
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Submitted photo
Kesler family reunion 2015 in Island Park.
FAMILY, continued from 1A
“It was a lot of fun,” said it shows.”
counting.
views,” said Fullmer.
youtube channel “kfullms.” sharing them. They will be
Kelly Kesler. “I have kids
So far the video has sur“This is the fastest one of
To view this and the fam“We have really enjoyed treasures to look back on,”
that love to be together and passed 8,000 views and our videos has increased in ily’s other videos visit their making these videos and said Fullmer.
SETTLE, continued from 1A
to work with the hospital
to fix problems and bring
about reform.
As part of the investigation, attorneys with
the Consumer Protection
Division and a fraud examiner pored over thousands
of BMH records, credit
card statements, receipts,
reimbursement forms and
travel and conference-
related documents.
Investigators identified
several issues, including
the alleged unauthorized
use of BMH charitable
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assets by International
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unrelated to BMH. Some
BMH executives were
associated with ICS.
Among his findings, the
Attorney General cited the
following concerns:
· International
Consulting Services allegedly used some charitable
assets for its operations,
and that the company had
not reimbursed the hospital.
· BMH allegedly failed
to obtain timely records of
the executives’ credit card
charges.
· BMH executives
allegedly used charitable
assets to buy some personal goods or services,
but failed to produce valid
documentation to warrant
reimbursement to the hospital.
The settlement requires
BMH to review its finan-
cial records and provide
the Attorney General with
a board resolution verifying that BMH received
reimbursement or any
unauthorized
personal
charges.
The BMH board has
also agreed to review, and,
if necessary, revise policies
and procedures to prohibit
the use of charitable assets
for purposes that are not
in the best interest of the
hospital. “I am pleased that
BMH’s board has responded and taken steps to
address the problems and
concerns we cited in our
investigation,” Attorney
General Wasden said.
Mark Baker, Director of
Public Relations at BMH,
released this statement:
“BMH understands the
Attorney General’s responsibility to oversee nonprofit organizations. We commend Attorney General
Lawrence Wasden and
his staff for their professionalism in fulfilling these
responsibilities in regards
to BMH.
“We respectfully add
that the oversights and
accounting errors were
unintentional and the funds
have been appropriately
reimbursed. New policies
and procedures have been
enacted to ensure a similar
situation does not occur in
the future.
“Nonprofit organizations are charged to comply with rigorous regulations from numerous
agencies and their business practices should be
reviewed to ensure compliance with all guidelines.
“This opportunity to be
reviewed by the Attorney
General’s office, though
humbling, reminds us we
must be continually diligent in the way we conduct our business.”
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BLACKFOOT — The
Idaho Department of
Transportation will begin
resurfacing Highway 91
today.
They are currently
removing concrete on 65
corners to install curbs
that meet the American
Disabilities Act (ADA)
requirements and will
also be removing one and
a half inches of asphalt
before replacing that
from Jewel Street north to
Wooton Way.
This project should take
approximately 20 days and trustees will adjourn.
will be completed before
the Eastern Idaho State Fair.
Trustees meet
for training
By LESLIE MIELKE
[email protected]
THOMAS — The Snake
River Board of Trustees
have scheduled a special
board meeting to conduct
a training session to begin
at 7 p.m. today at the Snake
River District office, 103
South 900 West, Blackfoot.
On the agenda are the
consent agenda and board
training, after which the
WORK, continued from 1A
The 4-H members are
judged how they show
the animal, how they are
able to control the animal
in the show ring. Animals
are then divided by weight
and show once again. This
time, the quality of the animal is judged.
This year’s livestock
judge is Paul Kuber, Ph.D., a
northeastern regional livestock Extension Specialist
from Washington State
University.
Kuber has worked
with Extension Programs,
including 4-H and adult
livestock producer programs, for over 15 years.
He relocated back to the
Northwest after 11 years
at Ohio State University
where he was the State
4-H Livestock Specialist in
Columbus, Ohio.
City Council
meets tonight
MORNING NEWS
BLACKFOOT — The
Blackfoot City Council will
meet tonight at 7 p.m. at
Blackfoot City Hall where
Mayor Paul Loomis will
present Richard Mangum
with an award from the
American Water Works
Association.
The council is expected
to approve the 2016 tentative budget; discuss allowing retirees to stay on city
health insurance at their
expense, and the change
of the speed limit on Last
Street.
FESTIVAL, from 1A
Miss Shoshone-Bannock
Pageant will take place
in the Festival Arbor at 6
p.m. and at 7 p.m. Miss
Shoshone-Bannock will be
crowned.
Saturday at 11 a.m.
the Festival Parade begins
while Indian Relay races
begin at 5 p.m.
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Obituaries
Ritchie Glenn Elison, 58
Tuesday, Aug 4
• Bingham County 4-H Fair
° Swine Show at 8 a.m.
° Dairy Goat Show at 8:30 a.m.
° Needlecraft Building Open at 9 a.m., Int./Sr. Table
Setting Contest, Super Shopper Contest from 9-11
a.m.
° Jr. II Table Setting Contest at 9:15 a.m.
° Jr. I/Cloverbud Table Setting Contest at 9:30 a.m.
° 4-H’er/Parent Cookie Baking Contest at 10 a.m.
° Sandwich Art Activity at 11:30 a.m.
° Dairy Cattle/ Cattle Kids Shows at 1 p.m.
° Super Shopper Contest from 1-3 p.m.
° Beef Show at 5 p.m. Needlecraft building closed
° Dog Show (grassy area by Needlecraft Building)
at 6 p.m.
• Bingham Academy Registration from 2 p.m. - 7
p.m. at the Bingham County Riverside Plaza.
Wednesday, Aug 5
• Bingham County 4-H Fair concludes with the
Sale Buyers’ Barbecue at 4:30 p.m. and the Market
Animal Sale at 6:30 p.m.
• Free lunch for ages 1-18 at Jason Lee Methodist
Church, 11:30-12:45 and Stalker Elementary, 11:1512:30. Sack lunches will be served Mon-Fri, through
Aug 21st, in conjunction with the Blackfoot School
District 55 Child Nutrition Program. For information,
please call 785-3611.
• Blackfoot Charter Community Learning Center
(BCCLC) Registration will be from 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
located at 2801 Hunter Loop.
Thursday, Aug 6
• Shoshone-Bannock Festival
° JR/SR Rodeo at 9 a.m. at the rodeo grounds
° Children’s parade at 10 a.m.
° Family BBQ sponsored by 477 program, Festival
Arbor at 12 p.m.
° Bone Hog Scramble, Gambling Arbor at 5 p.m.
° Art Show Reception & Miss Shoshone Bannock
Pageant (talent presentation) at 5:30 p.m. at the ShoBan Hotel and Event Center.
° Veteran’s Recognition & Children’s Powwow,
Honoring our Warriors, Festival Arbor & Aztec
Dancing Presentation.
• Blackfoot Charter Community Learning Center
(BCCLC) Registration for grades K-8 will be from 4
p.m. - 7 p.m. located at 2801 Hunter Loop.
Ritchie Glenn Elison,
58, of Idaho Falls, Idaho,
died July 28, 2015 at
Eastern Idaho Regional
Medical Center in Idaho
Falls.
Ritchie was born May 2,
1957 to LaMar and Miriam
Ruth Elison in Blackfoot.
He was the youngest of
five children. The family moved to Hemet,
California when he was in
the first grade. He was an
Eagle Scout and a graduate
of Hemet High School.
Ritchie enlisted in the
US Navy after high school
and retired from the service in November of 1995
as a chief Navy diver after
23 years. His final duty
station was Virginia Beach,
Virginia.
He married the love
of his life, Evelyn Ruth
Kincaid, on January 20,
1977 in the Los Angeles
LDS Temple.
Following his retirement
from the Navy, Ritchie
became an owner/operator
of a semi truck. He joined
Elison, Aleena Bolian and
Nadia Bolian; a sister,
Gloria Jean Elison; brothers Blake Elison (Joan)
of Wilsonville, Oregon;
BRent Elison (Alice) of
Blackfoot; and Layne
Elison (Rosalinda) of
Blackfoot.
He was preceded in
death by his parents and
grandparents, Glenn and
Nettie May Ellis and Stan
and Maude Elison.
A memorial “beach
part” will be held at
Malibu Creek State Park,
1925 Las Virgenes Road,
Calabasas, California, four
miles south of Highway
101, on September 12,
1915, beginning at 2 p.m.
The brief service will be at
sundown.
Theron ‘Ted’ Edwards, 78
Theron “Ted” Edwards,
78, of Spencer Idaho,
passed away on July 30,
2015, with his loving wife
at his side.
He was born at home
on the family farm in
Springfield, Idaho on
April 4, 1937, to Theran
T. Edwards and Vacello
(Peggy) Koompin Edwards.
Ted
attended
St.
Margaret’s
Boarding
School in Blackfoot,
Idaho and graduated from
Aberdeen High School in
1955.
After graduation, he
ventured to Alaska and
worked several years
before returning to Idaho
and managing a cattle
ranch in Challis. Ted eventually took over and purchased the family farm in
Springfield. During this
period, Ted also purchased
the Springfield Market
and operated it for several
years until he purchased
the Spencer Bar and Grill.
He sold the Spencer Bar
and Grill and in 1995 he
received a kidney transplant. He recently reached
the 20-year anniversary of
his transplant. He continued living and working in
Spencer where he served
as mayor and also as Clark
County commissioner.
Ted had a love for
horses and owned and
raced thoroughbred and
quarter horses for a number of years. He enjoyed
every opportunity to fish,
hunt, and experience new
adventures. His recent
adventures had become
the desire to explore and
travel the world, which
had included travels to
the Caribbean, Canada,
South America, Mexico,
China, Russia, the United
Kingdom and European
and Scandinavian countries. Ted’s life was remarkable because he was
extremely responsible but
took life on the lighter side
and was always ready to
take on any occurrence life
threw his way.
He is survived by his
wife of over 25 years,
Mary, of Spencer; children, Susan (Kent) Davies,
of
Atlanta,
Georgia;
Kyle (Sue) Edwards, of
Blackfoot; Jackie (Rick)
Shipley, of Blackfoot; six
grandchildren, three step-
grandchildren and eight
great-grandchildren, and
his sister, Bette Lochridge,
of Pocatello.
He
was
preceded
in death by his beloved
daughter, Tamme Petersen
and his parents. A celebration of Ted’s
life will be held early this
fall. Condolences may be
sent to his family at www.
hawkerfuneralhome.com.
785-1320
ServiceS
Marvin Donald
“Smiley” Whiting
Funeral Service:
11:00 a.m. Tuesday,
August 4, 2015 at the
Idaho State Veteran’s
Home in Pocatello
Viewing:
One hour prior to the
service at the Veteran’s
Home in Pocatello
Death Notices
Friday, Aug 7
• Little Buckaroo Rodeo at the Firth Riverview
Arena at 7 p.m. Tickets are $5 for adults and $2 for
children 12 and under.
• Celtic artist Steve McDonald will play at the
Jensen Grove Amphitheater at 7 p.m. at no charge to
attendees around the amphitheater.
• The Morrisite War and its Effect on Early
Settlement in Idaho presentation by the Presto
Preservation Association at 7 p.m. at Firth City Hall
at 106 E. Center St.
• Shoshone-Bannock Festival
- Ladies Golf Tournament at 9 a.m. at the American
Falls Golf Course.
- Men’s Golf Tournament 1st round at 10 a.m. at the
Blackfoot Golf Tournament & Softball Tournaments
(Men’s, Women’s & Co-ed).
° Art Show from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Sho-Ban
Hotel and Event Center.
° Festival Royalty Competition at 11 a.m.
° Indian Relay Races, Rodeo Grounds & Bone Hog
Tournament, Gambling Arbor at 5 p.m.
Julie
Southworth, 57
Julie Southworth, 57,
of Blackfoot, passed away
Saturday, August 1, 2015 at
the Eastern Idaho Regional
Medical Center.
Funeral
arrangements are pending under
the direction of Hawker
Funeral Home and will be
announced. Condolences
may be sent to: www.
hawkerfunerlhome.com.
Melvin Haney
A memorial service
for Melvin Haney will
take place on Saturday,
penalty for animal cruelty.
According to the law,
people caught surreptitiously filming agricultural operations face up to a year in jail
and a $5,000 fine. By comparison, a first animal cruelty
offense in Idaho is punishable by up to six months
in jail and a fine of up to
$5,000. A second offense
within 10 years of the first
conviction carries a penalty
of up to nine months in jail
and a fine up to $7,000.
The ruling is the first in
the country to deem an antidairy spying law unconstitutional, said Mathew Liebman
of the Animal Legal Defense
Fund, one of the lead attorneys on the Idaho case.
The only other similar lawsuit is in Utah, but
more are likely to come after
Monday’s decision, he said.
Currently, eight other states
have passed some sort of law
against such surreptitious
filming, even though many
more have been introduced
in state legislatures.
“This decision vindicates
the public’s rights to know
how animals are treated
before they become meat,”
Liebman said.
Idaho
lawmakers
approved the law in 2014
after the state’s $2.5 billion
dairy industry complained
that videos of cows being
abused at a southern Idaho
dairy filmed in 2012 unfairly
hurt their business.
The Los Angeles-based
animal rights group Mercy
For Animals released the videos, which showed workers
at Bettencourt Dairy beating, stomping and otherwise
abusing cows in 2012.
“Idaho’s
lawmakers should be ashamed of
wasting precious time and
valuable resources enacting
unconstitutional laws that
threaten animal welfare,
food safety, workers’ rights,
and the environment,”
Nathan Runkle, president
of Mercy For Animals, the
animal rights group that
released the 2012 footage,
said in a statement.
Many lawmakers argued
the law was needed to protect private property owners’
rights. However, Winmill
countered that there are
already state and federal
laws on the books that protect private property against
theft, fraud and trespass.
State Sen. Jim Patrick,
R-Twin Falls, who first introduced the legislation, argued
back in 2014 that “This is
the way you combat your
enemies.” During a legislative hearing, he compared
undercover investigators to
terrorists and called them
“marauding” invaders who
use ruthless tactics to submit
their foes into submission.
Patrick
told
The
Associated Press on Monday
M. Joseph DeBlase
1918 in Groveland, Idaho,
Funeral Service:
the fifth of eight children
11:00 a.m. Thursday,
born to James Henry and
August 6, 2015 at
Effie Jane Cobbley Yancey.
Hawker Funeral Home
Maxine married Max
Viewing:
David Stone on January
6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
11, 1939 in the Salt Lake
Wednesday, August
LDS Temple. In 1946 they
5, 2015 at the funeral
moved to Stockton where
home and for one hour
they raised five daughters.
prior to the service
Max preceded her in death
on July 1, 1999.
Her funeral took place
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2015.
Maxine Elva Yancey
Stone, age 97, of Stockton,
Calif., died peacefully at
her home on Monday,July
27, 2015.
She was born March 13,
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Pastor Davey Lefler will
preside the service at the
United Methodist Church
in Aberdeen, located at
3rd Street. W. and West
Washington
Avenue.
Everyone is encouraged
to come and share in the
memory of Melvin Haney.
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Judge: spying law is unconstitutional
BOISE (AP) — A federal judge ruled Monday that
Idaho’s law banning secret
filming of animal abuse
at agricultural facilities is
unconstitutional, giving animal rights activists across the
country hope that the decision will pave the way to
overturn similar laws in other
states.
U.S. Judge Court Judge
B. Lynn Winmill found that
the law violates the First
Amendment.
“Audio and visual evidence is a uniquely persuasive means of conveying a message, and it can
vindicate an undercover
investigator or whistleblower who is otherwise disbelieved or ignored,” Winmill
wrote in his 29-page ruling. “Prohibiting undercover
investigators or whistleblowers from recording an agricultural facility’s operations
inevitably suppresses a key
type of speech because it
limits the information that
might later be published or
broadcast.”
A coalition of animal
activists, civil rights groups
and media organizations
sued the state more than
a year ago, opposing the
so-called “ag gag” law. The
coalition said the law curtailed freedom of speech and
made gathering proof of animal abuse a crime with a
harsher punishment than the
Doug Andrus Distributing
as a driver three years ago.
Ritchie
loved
the
ocean. Diving was not
only a career but a favorite hobby. He was also an
avid reader. He enjoyed
rough Navy and trucker
humor. He delighted in
teasing waitresses.
He is survived by his
wife and seven children,
Carl Elison’ Ruth Elison of
Virginia Beach, Virginia;
Marsha Elison (Albert
Bolian) of Temecuala,
Calif.; Patrisha Elison of
Virginia Beach, Virginia;
Kathleen Elison (Matthew
Caraway) of San Bernadino,
Calif.; Robert Elison and
William Elison, Virginia
Beach, Calif.; grandchildren, Sharon Elison, David
that he was disappointed in
the ruling and was still considering options on how to
best move forward.
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We are not
equal
Diversity enforcement
is a scam played on the
Jeff
masses by bureaucrats
Hough
trying to give everyone
a “fair” shot at the brass
ring. Fifty years ago, job
seekers may have needed
help from Big Brother to
ensure an equal opportunity to obtain employment, but that was a long time
ago.
Small pockets of discrimination may still exist, but
today’s workplace has become accepting of race and
sex. I recently drove past a construction site where I
witnessed a couple of females working alongside the
men. As I watched one of the female workers struggle
to move a piece of plywood across the site, I applauded
the fact that she received equal treatment on the job
site—no one stopped to help a young man doing a
similar task either.
A shortage of skilled workers forces businesses to
be blind. If you have skills and personality, opportunity
will knock. Government mandates that make sure as
many ethnic categories as possible apply for jobs are no
longer necessary, but individuals with talent and work
ethic are.
Many women might argue the gender gap still exists
and the pay scale for women is still below that for
men. There is truth to that statement, but the gap is
smaller than 10 years ago. Women’s weekly wages have
doubled since 1970, while men’s weekly wages have
decreased 1.3 percent.
A 2014 report by the President’s council of economic advisors indicates that women are more likely
to go to college than their male counterparts and 48
percent more likely to complete graduate school. This
is excellent news and a great trend for diversity in the
workforce.
Today, you are just as likely to have a female doctor
or lawyer, as you are a man. In addition to increased
education, more opportunities for women to excel
and become leaders exist than ever before. With these
advances, the time has come to swing the pendulum of
women’s rights back towards center.
Since 1970, women have justly fought for the right
to be treated equally and the same as their male counterparts. To be treated equally and to be treated the
same are two different things. A recent article by Avivah
Wittenberg-Cox in the “Harvard Business Review”
makes the case that it is the fight for equal treatment
which holds women back.
To truly embrace diversity—which the bureaucrats
would like—we have to recognize the differences in
people. These differences drive improved creativity and
perspective and should be recognized and accepted.
We shouldn’t force total equality. Though everyone
should be treated equally concerning fairness and
respect, we should celebrate differences and promote
abilities.
A “Harvard Business Review” article about women
driving innovation in companies points to a twopronged approach to diversity and equality which
makes more sense than quotas or directives. The
authors state, “companies must develop and deploy two
kinds of diversity: inherent, meaning more women and
people of diverse ethnicity make up the workforce, and
acquired, meaning leaders behave inclusively to foster
a culture that unlocks a broad spectrum of perspectives
and toolkits.”
It is time to re-examine the old notions of equality and success and let the “artists” create art in the
best way they can, without conforming to stereotypes.
Giving individuals the opportunity to define themselves
and their contribution is a form of diversity that allows
participants to out-innovate and outperform the competition.
Diversity can’t be forced on people. To do so breeds
contempt and ill will. The world has changed and
leadership needs to promote balance and recognize
differences in the workplace. The millennial generation
demands it and the global economy expects it.
Jeff Hough is director of Workforce Services at Idaho
State University. Contact him at [email protected].
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Local opportunities for those seeking MBA
mine to get an MBA. ISU’s option with ISU’s College
According to Idaho
Dan
program has made this a of Pharmacy. Students in
2012-2022 Long-Term
Cravens
the dual degree program
possibility for me.”
Occupational Projections
Bame’s decision to can apply some of their
there will be at 13.2
attend ISU’s program was MBA coursework toward
percent growth in manbased off several factors their pharmacy degree.
agement occupations in
— relevancy and quality Since many who become
the state. Meeting this
of the coursework offered, pharmacists also become
demand in the coming
years will be a challenge. of degree holders from the AACSB accredita- small business owners,
However, Idaho State schools such as Harvard, tion of the program and the two programs are a
University College of Stanford, Duke, Purdue, the cost. Program costs natural fit.
Another key feature of
Business is stepping up University of Chicago, for AACSB- accredited
MBA programs can vary the program is flexibilto the plate in a big way and Notre Dame.
Since its inception a great deal. ISU’s is one ity. Currently, according
to help.
Many work their way ISU’s MBA program has of the lowest cost AACSB- to Wadsworth, there are
into management posi- developed several areas of accredited programs in 20 online students in the
MBA program. Another
tions through climbing the strengths including: health the nation.
*ISU’s total program 30-40 students, who mostcareer ladder. However, care administration, inforothers seek additional matics, finance, account- cost ranges between ly live in Idaho, elect to
schooling in order to enter ing, marketing and man- $14,000 to $24,000 take some of their classes
ranks of management. agement. Each of these depending on length of in a traditional classroom
One traditional educa- emphasis areas is sus- enrollment. All tuition setting, while taking other
tional path into manage- tained by a knowledgeable data based on institution- courses online.
ISU’s online MBA proment has been obtain- and experienced faculty. al published data for total
gram will no doubt grow
ing a Master of Business Additionally, ISU offers program cost.
According to Heidi in the coming years, but
Administration degree, or a Master of Accounting
(M.Acc) degree program Wadsworth, director of is now a hidden jewel
MBA
The first MBA program as designed for students graduate studies for ISU’s within the Gem State.
in the United States began who wish to advance their College of Business, the The program is affordlow tuition rate for the able, flexible, and offers
at Harvard University in careers as accountants.
ISU’s MBA program program is one strong students a wide variety
1908. The goal of the program was to train academ- last year took a further selling point. Wadsworth of course options with a
ically and scientifically step forward. The school’s is also quick to point out maximum degree of flexbusiness
management acclaimed MBA program that the low tuition rate of ibility. The program is also
is now offered online.
$374 per credit hour plus a win for Idaho’s workpersonnel.
The ability to take ISU’s a $105 online access fee force and business comToday a typical MBA
program teaches
students at the
Total Program Tution Cost for Online MBA Programs
graduate level
$180,000
the knowledge
$166,000
and skills rele$160,000
vant to the busi$140,000
ness
environment in areas
$120,000
that
include
99,675
$100,000
finance,
analytics, strategy,
$80,000
$66,300
decision mak$57,600
$60,000
ing, quantitative
$36,750
research, eco$40,000
nomics, market$19,000
$18,900
$20,000
ing and accounting.
$0
Idaho State
Idaho State
Duke
University of Boise State University of
Indiana
University of
University has
University*
University
Utah
Univeristy
North
University
Wyoming
Carolina
a strong track
record for pro*ISU’s total program cost ranges between $14,000 to $24,000 depending on length of enrollment. All tuition data based on
ducing quality
institutional published data for total program cost.
MBA graduates.
ISU’s College of
per three-hour course for munity, offering both an
Business began
offering an MBA program MBA courses online is all students — Idaho resi- affordable and quality
in 1969. In 1978 ISU’s ideal for graduate student dents, and non-residents degree program to help
alike —makes the online training our state’s future
MBA program achieved Scott Bame.
Bame is a relationship MBA a great value for business leaders.
the gold standard among
For more information
other programs with manager for U.S. Bank those outside of the state
on ISU’s online MBA proits accreditation by the who lives in Filer, Idaho. as well.
Online students in the gram, and other programs
Association to Advance Filer, which is a rural comCollegiate Schools of munity near Twin Falls, is MBA program have great- offered by the College
a long distance from ISU’s er options than students in of Business please visit:
Business (AACSB).
Only five percent of Pocatello campus, or similar programs at other http://www.isu.edu/cob/
Dan Cravens is a regionbusiness schools have anywhere else Bame can universities.
According
t o al economist in Southeast
achieved this accredita- obtain an AACBS accredWadsworth a popular Idaho for the Idaho
tion. This accreditation ited MBA.
Bame says, “It has option with the online Department of Labor. He
allows ISU’s MBA graduates to join an elite cadre always been a dream of MBA is a dual degree lives in Blackfoot.
Today in history
Today is Tuesday, August
4, the 216th day of 2015.
There are 149 days left in
the year.
Today’s Highlight in
History:
On August 4, 1790, the
U.S. Coast Guard had its
beginnings as President
George Washington signed
a measure authorizing a
group of revenue cutters
to enforce tariff and trade
laws and prevent smuggling.
On this date:
Ten years ago: Al-Qaida’s
No. 2, Ayman al-Zawahri,
threatened more destruction in London in a videotape aired on Al-Jazeera.
He also threatened the
United States with tens of
thousands of military dead
if it did not withdraw from
Iraq; President George W.
Bush responded by saying,
“We will stay the course,
we will complete the job.”
A mini-submarine carrying seven Russians became
caught on an underwater
antenna 600 feet below
the surface of the Pacific
Ocean; the men were rescued three days later with
help from a British vessel.
Five years ago: BP PLC
reported the broken well
head at the bottom of
the Gulf of Mexico was
plugged up with mud;
President Barack Obama
said the battle to contain
one of the world’s worst oil
spills was “finally close to
coming to an end.”
One year ago: On the
first day of a U.S.-Africa
summit in Washington,
announced $33 billion
in commitments aimed
at shifting U.S. ties with
Africa beyond humanitarian aid and toward more
equal economic partnerships. Israel and Hamas
accepted an Egyptian
cease-fire proposal meant
to halt a bruising monthlong war that had claimed
nearly 2,000 lives.
Today’s
Birthdays:
Singer Frankie Ford is
76. Actor Richard Belzer
is 71. Football Hall-ofFamer John Riggins is 66.
Former Attorney General
Alberto Gonzales is 60.
Actor Billy Bob Thornton is
60. Hall of Fame track star
Mary Decker Slaney is 57.
Actress Lauren Tom is 56.
is 54. Producer Michael
Gelman (TV: “Live! With
Kelly and Michael”) is 54.
Actress Crystal Chappell is
50. Author Dennis Lehane
is 50. Actor Daniel Dae
Kim is 47. Actor Michael
DeLuise is 46. Actor Ron
Lester is 45. Race car driver
Jeff Gordon is 44. Country
singer Jon Nicholson is 42.
Actress Meghan Markle is
34. Actress Greta Gerwig is
32. Rock singer Tom Parker
(The Wanted) is 27. Actors
Dylan and Cole Sprouse
are 23. Singer Jessica
Sanchez (TV: “American
Idol”) is 20.
Thought for Today: “A
man does not know what
he is saying until he knows
what he is not saying.” —
G.K. Chesterton, English
poet-essayist (1874-1936).
MorningNews
Rigby man
among crash
victims
KEENE, N.D. (AP) — The
Highway Patrol has identified three people who died
in a three-vehicle crash in
the western North Dakota
oil patch.
Authorities say a car
driven by an Arizona
woman tried to pass a
pickup Thursday night
on a McKenzie County
road, then hit the truck
WEST
am-news.com
after noticing an oncoming
vehicle and trying to get
back into her original lane.
The truck collided head-on
with the oncoming sport
utility vehicle.
The SUV overturned in
the ditch. Twenty-sevenyear-old driver Adam
Brown, of Grand Rapids,
Michigan, died at the
scene. Two SUV passengers also died — 22-yearold Jerold Bailey, of
Watford City, at the scene;
and 30-year-old Jason
Shelton, of Rigby, Idaho, at
a Minot hospital.
Woman
allegedly tried
to drown baby
in ditch
NAMPA (AP) — A
woman who allegedly
tried to drown her infant
child in an irrigation ditch
in Nampa appeared in
court on Monday.
Twenty-two-year-old
Regina Dilworth has been
charged with both a mis-
demeanor and a felony
count of injury to a child.
Investigators say a passerby had reported seeing Dilworth holding the
infant down in the water
on Saturday morning. The
woman then jumped into
the water and rescued the
baby.
Officers say when they
arrived on scene, Dilworth
had been speaking incoherently and appeared to
be under the influence of
an illegal substance.
A 4-year-old child was
Financial roundup
NEW YORK (AP) - Monday’s closing New
York Stock Exchange selected prices:
Stock ................................ Last......... Chg
AT&TInc......................... 34.66........—.08
AerojetR......................... 23.33........—.08
Alcoa................................ 9.64........—.23
Altria.............................. 54.66......... +.28
AEP................................ 57.06......... +.49
AmIntlGrp...................... 64.15......... +.03
ApldIndlT....................... 37.69........—.94
Avon................................. 5.85......... +.18
BPPLC............................ 36.48........—.49
BakrHu........................... 55.55......—2.60
BkofAm.......................... 17.77........—.11
Boeing.......................... 143.69........—.48
BrMySq.......................... 65.34........—.30
Brunswick...................... 52.37........—.72
Caterpillar...................... 77.26......—1.37
Chevron......................... 85.60......—2.88
Citigroup........................ 58.44........—.02
CocaCola....................... 41.54......... +.46
ColgPalm........................ 68.42......... +.40
ConocoPhil.................... 49.71........—.63
ConEd............................ 63.79......... +.20
CurtisWrt........................ 67.11........—.26
Deere............................. 93.42......—1.15
Disney.......................... 121.12....... +1.12
DowChm........................ 46.46........—.60
DuPont........................... 55.29........—.47
Eaton.............................. 60.26........—.32
EdisonInt........................ 60.15......... +.14
ExxonMbl....................... 78.06......—1.15
FMCCorp........................ 48.46........—.08
FootLockr....................... 70.18........—.37
FordM............................ 14.94......... +.11
GenDynam................... 148.85........—.26
GenElec.......................... 25.87........—.23
GenMills........................ 58.93......... +.72
Hallibrtn......................... 40.12......—1.67
HeclaM............................ 2.00........—.10
Hess............................... 57.70......—1.31
HewlettP........................ 30.02........—.50
HonwllIntl.................... 104.70........—.35
Idacorp........................... 61.75......... +.11
IBM.............................. 158.71......—3.28
IntPap............................. 47.34........—.53
JohnJn........................... 100.02........—.19
LockhdM...................... 207.79......... +.69
Loews............................. 37.09......—1.02
LaPac.............................. 15.04......... +.30
MDURes........................ 19.22........—.29
MarathnO....................... 20.57........—.44
McDnlds........................ 99.42........—.44
McKesson..................... 223.48....... +2.91
Merck............................. 59.05......... +.09
NCRCorp........................ 27.50........—.04
NorflkSo......................... 83.01......—1.32
NorthropG.................... 172.16........—.85
OcciPet.......................... 69.40........—.80
Olin................................ 22.40........—.59
PG&ECp......................... 52.64......... +.13
Penney............................. 8.17........—.07
PepsiCo.......................... 97.45....... +1.10
Pfizer.............................. 36.15......... +.09
Praxair.......................... 113.63........—.51
ProctGam....................... 76.40........—.30
Questar.......................... 22.15......... +.01
RockwlAut.................... 115.31......—1.47
SempraEn..................... 102.75......... +.97
SouthnCo....................... 44.96......... +.23
Tegna............................. 29.02........—.11
Textron........................... 43.24........—.46
3MCo........................... 150.12......—1.22
TimeWarn....................... 87.78........—.26
Timken........................... 32.62........—.76
TriContl.......................... 21.25........—.04
UnionPac....................... 96.47......—1.12
Unisys............................ 15.52........—.35
USSteel........................... 19.79......... +.32
VarianMed...................... 85.74........—.33
VerizonCm..................... 46.97......... +.18
ViadCorp........................ 28.93......... +.26
WalMart......................... 72.18......... +.20
WellsFargo..................... 57.91......... +.04
Weyerhsr........................ 30.82......... +.13
Xerox.............................. 10.94........—.08
YumBrnds....................... 87.82......... +.06
Onions & potatoes
IDAHO FALLS Shipping Point Prices as of
03-AUG-2015
Provided by: .Fruit and Vegetable Market
News, Federal - State Market News Service, USDA.
Phone: ............ (208) 525-0166
Fax: ................ (208) 525-5546
Prices represent open (spot) market sales
by first handlers on product of generally
good quality and condition unless otherwise stated and may include promotional allowances or other incentives. No
consideration is given to after-sale adjustments unless otherwise stated. .Brokerage
fees paid by the shipper are included in
the price reported. Delivered Sales, Shipping Point Basis excludes all charges for
freight.
IF—FV130
The Following Terms when used by Market
News will be interpreted as meaning:
Occasional 1 to 5%, Few 6 to 10%, Some
11 to 25%, Many 26 to 50%, Mostly 51 to
90%, Generally 91 to 100%
Twin Falls, ID Mostly Cloudy 77/89 Windy
Idaho Falls, ID Overcast 53/80 Light
TWIN FALLS-BURLEY DISTRICT & WESTERN IDAHO
Sales F.O.B. Shipping Point and/or Delivered Sales, Shipping Point Basis
2015 Season
---POTATOES: DEMAND GOOD.
Russet Norkotah U.S. One 2” or 4-oz Min
baled 5 10-lb mesh sacks non sz A 4.005.50 mostly 5.50
baled 5 10-lb film bags non sz A 3.505.00 mostly 5.00
baled 10 5-lb mesh sacks non sz A 5.006.50 mostly 6.50
baled 10 5-lb film bags non sz A 4.256.00 mostly 6.00
50 lb cartons
40s 13.00
50s 13.00
60s 13.00
70s 13.00
80s 9.00-10.00 mostly 10.00
90s 7.00-9.00 mostly 8.00
100s 6.00-8.00 mostly 7.00
U.S. Two 50 lb sacks
6 oz min 4.00-8.00
10 oz min 9.00-13.00 mostly 13.00 FIRST
REPORT
UPPER VALLEY, TWIN FALLS-BURLEY
DISTRICT IDAHO
Sales F.O.B. Shipping Point and/or Delivered Sales, Shipping Point Basis
2014 Season
---POTATOES: DEMAND FAIRLY LIGHT.
MARKET ABOUT STEADY.
Russet Burbank U.S. One 2” or 4-oz Min
baled 5 10-lb mesh sacks non sz A 40%
5-oz min 2.50-3.50 occas higher
baled 5 10-lb film bags non sz A 40%
baled 10 5-lb mesh sacks non sz A 40%
baled 10 5-lb film bags non sz A 40%
50 lb cartons
40s 11.00-12.00 mostly 12.00 occas
higher & lower
50s 11.00-12.00 mostly 12.00 occas
higher & lower
60s 10.50-12.00 mostly 11.00 occas
higher & lower
70s 10.50-12.00 mostly 11.00 occas
higher & lower
80s 7.00-8.50 mostly 8.00 occas higher
90s 5.50-6.00 occas higher
100s 4.50-5.00 occas higher
U.S. Two 50 lb sacks
6 oz min 2.00-3.50 mostly 2.50 occas
higher
10 oz min 7.00-7.50 mostly 7.00 occas
higher
Nonferrous metals
NEW YORK (AP) — Spot nonferrous metal
prices M.
Aluminum -$0.7230 per lb., London
Metal Exch.
Copper -$2.3676 Cathode full plate, LME.
Copper -$2.3475 N.Y. Merc spot Mon.
Lead - $1688.00 metric ton, London
Metal Exch.
Zinc - $0.8708 per lb., London Metal
Exch.
Gold - $1091.90 Handy & Harman (only
daily quote).
Gold - $1089.40 troy oz., NY Merc spot
Mon.
Silver - $14.630 Handy & Harman (only
daily quote).
Silver - $14.516 troy oz., N.Y. Merc spot
Mon.
Platinum -$971.00 troy oz., Handy &
Harman.
Platinum -$967.10 troy oz., N.Y. Merc
spot Mon.
n.q.-not quoted n.a.-not available rrevised
Financial Markets--Board of Trade
CHICAGO (AP) — Grain futures were
lower Monday on the Chicago Board of
Trade.
Wheat for September delivery was off
.25 cent to $4.99 a bushel; December
corn fell 4.75 cents at 3.7650 a bushel;
December oats declined 6.75 cents
to 2.4525 a bushel; while November
soybeans were lost 4.75 cents to $9.3550
a bushel.
Beef was higher and pork was lower
on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
October live cattle was up 2.18 cents to
$1.4810 a pound; August feeder cattle
rose 3.13 cents to $2.1385 a pound; while
October lean hogs were off .03 cent at
$.6567 a pound.
Intermountain Grain & Livestock
POCATELLO, Idaho (AP) — Idaho Farm
Bureau Intermountain Grain and Livestock
Report Monday, August 3. Bids are subject
to change.
BLACKFOOT __ white wheat 4.80,
unchanged; 11.5 percent hard red winter
4.40, unchanged; 14 percent spring 5.00,
down 20; hard white 4.60, up 10;
BURLEY __ white wheat 5.15, unchanged;
hard red winter 4.04, down 2; 14 percent
spring 5.09, up 2; feed barley 6.00, unchanged; hard white 4.64, down 2;
OGDEN — white wheat 5.49, unchanged;
hard red winter 4.59, down 3; DNS 5.67,
down 15; barley 6.00, unchanged; corn
7.78, down 12;
PORTLAND__ soft white 5.47; white club
6.59; hard red winter 5.40-5.70, down
3 to up 23; DNS 6.04, down 43; corn
4.51-4.60, down 2-3; oats 265.00/ton or
3.8475 bushel, unchanged;
NAMPA— Soft white new crop 8.75,
down 25 cwt; 5.25, down 15 bushel.
LIVESTOCK AUCTION__ Burley Livestock
Auction on July 30. Boning & breaker
cows 85.00-106.75; canners & cutter
80.00-90.00; shelly & light 60.00-75.00;
feeder cows 88.00-93.00; heiferettes
110.00-160.00; slaughter bulls 122.00138.50; thin & light 95.00-110.00;
holstein steers: heavy 130.00-189.50,
light 140.00-197.00; feeder steers: heavy
175.00-215.00, light 220.00-282.00,
stocker 290.00-305.00; feeder heifers:
heavy 160.0-208.00, light 204.00-265.00,
stocker none; Remarks: Not enough to test
the market.
Financial Markets Glance
Dow Jones Industrials
High: 17,704.76
Low: 17,496.61
Close: 17,598.20
Change: —91.66
Other Indexes
Standard&Poors 500 Index: 2098.04
—5.80
NYSE Index: 10,841.26 —41.02
Nasdaq Composite Index: 5115.38
—12.90
NYSE MKT Composite: 2388.41 —31.28
Russell 2000 Index: 1231.79 —6.89
Wilshire 5000 TotalMkt: 22,106.87
—73.20
Volume
NYSE consolidated volume:
3,422,619,143
Total number of issues traded: 3,235
Issues higher in price: 1,229
Issues lower in price: 1,908
Issues unchanged: 98
also present during the
incident. Both children
have been taken into protective custody.
Dilworth was booked
into the Canyon County
Jail.
removed the cats from the
car and began emergency
first aid. The felines were
taken to an animal shelter, where they are now in
good condition.
YNP to hold
Marley to chair meeting on
state’s Dems
BOISE (AP) — Former winter use plan
YELLOWSTONE
NATIONAL PARK, Wyo.
(AP)
—
Yellowstone
National Park will hold a
public meeting on Aug.
10 to discuss the park’s
draft Winter Use Adaptive
Management Plan.
The meeting is set for 10
a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Visitor
Information Center in West
Yellowstone, Montana.
The draft plan outlines
a strategy to identify which
affected resources should
be most closely monitored and evaluated, how
these resources should be
monitored and how the
National Park Service will
continually engage the
public throughout the process.
The effort is related to
the park’s new rules for
use of snowmobiles and
coaches in the park during
the winter.
At the conclusion of the
public comment period,
the Park Service will analyze and consider all feedback received for incluNAMPA (AP) — A
sion in the final Adaptive
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uled for release in 2016.
28 cats were found shut
inside a small, black vehicle where temperatures
had reached 120 degrees.
Eight of the cats had died
before they could be rescued by Nampa Animal
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Control.
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The owner of the helped crews build a bufcats, 31-year-old Ashley fer Monday between a
Leptich, has been charged raging Northern California
with 33 counts of animal wildfire and some of
cruelty.
the thousands of homes
Police discovered the it threatened as it tore
felines, ranging in age through drought-withered
from 2 days old to 2 years brush that hadn’t burned
old, near a Nampa resi- in years.
dence on Thursday. More
At least two dozen
unhealthy cats were later homes were destroyed
found inside the home.
over the past few days, and
Animal Control and more than 13,000 people
Nampa police officers were urged to flee.
Idaho lawmaker Bert
Marley of McCammon has
been elected chairman
of the Idaho Democratic
Party.
The Idaho Democratic
State Central Committee
elected
Marley
on
Saturday.
Marley replaces Larry
Kenck, who resigned earlier this year because of
health issues. He beat
opponent Dean Ferguson,
who is the current party’s
spokesman.
Marley served in the
Idaho House from 1998
to 2001. In 2006, he
unsuccessfully ran for
State Superintendent of
Public Instruction and
then attempted to run for
Lt. Gov. in 2014 but lost
to Republican incumbent
Brad Little.
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After another win, what’s next for American Pharoah?
By
R I C H A R D track, racing’s biggest star
ROSENBLATT
delivered an encore performance to remember —
AP Racing Writer
a 2 1/4-length victory in
OCEANPORT, N.J. (AP) the $1.75 million Haskell
— When the music played that was much more domiabout 10 minutes before nating than the margin
the start of the Haskell indicates.
“It was pretty easy,”
Invitational, there was no
way American Pharoah winning jockey Victor
Espinoza
said
after
could lose.
As the Triple Crown win- American Pharoah raced
ner stepped onto the track second until midway
for first race since sweep- around the far turn before
ing the Kentucky Derby, seizing the lead and takPreakness and Belmont ing control. “For me the
Stakes, Monmouth Park’s key was just coming out of
Haskell anthem was blast- there running.”
A slight nudge by
ing away over the sound
system, and many in the Espinoza gave American
record crowd of 60,983 Pharoah the cue he needwere singing along: “... ed to show off his blaztramps like us, baby we ing speed and cruise home
without any urging.
were born to run.”
“This horse, he just
Pharoah fever was in
the air, to the tune of Jersey keeps bringing it,” trainer
rocker Bruce Springsteen’s Bob Baffert said. “He’s just
“Born to Run.” Everyone a great horse.”
For a day, Springsteen
seemed to catch it. Maybe
even American Pharoah was probably happy to let
— despite the earplugs he American Pharoah be The
wears because he’s sensi- Boss.
And now that he’s won
tive to sound.
On a perfect summer the first race of the start of
day at the Jersey Shore the end of his career, here’s
a look at what’s next for
Team Pharoah:
WHERE’S PHAROAH?
After the race, he was
led back to the stall he’s
been staying in at trainer
Kelly Breen’s barn on the
Monmouth Park backstretch. While Baffert jetted back to California
on Sunday night, and
owner Ahmed Zayat and
family were celebrating
somewhere in Jersey, the
horse was headed back
to California on Monday
for some rest before he
resumes training.
NEXT RACE
The
biggest
question is which race will
American Pharoah run in
next? There’s no answer
right now, but the options
include the Travers at
Saratoga on Aug. 29, the
Pennsylvania Derby on
Sept. 19, and the Awesome
Again Stakes at Santa Anita
on Sept. 26.
“No clue,” Zayat said
when asked about his
colt’s next start.
Actually, there are.
Baffert says he’s not keen
on running against older
horses. Of the three
options, only the Awesome
Again is open to 3 yearolds and up. The other two
are for 3-year-olds.
And Zayat’s son and
racing manager, Justin,
has been saying his choice
would be the Travers,
which
announced
it
would raise its purse by
$350,000 to $1.6 million
if American Pharoah runs.
The Pennsylvania Derby
also is likely to offer more
money.
“We have to get him
home first and see what
we’ll do,” Baffert said. “I
want to do the right thing
for American Pharoah.
There are a lot of options
out there. Every time I lead
him out there I want to feel
good about it.”
What we do know is if
all goes according to plan,
American Pharoah’s final
race will be the $5 million Breeders’ Cup Classic
at Keeneland in Lexington,
Kentucky, on Oct. 31. And
then, he’s headed down
the road to the breed-
Lions’ Ngata
starts on
injury list
ALLEN PARK, Mich.
(AP) — Ndamukong Suh’s
replacement began fall
practice on the injured
list.
Detroit Lions defensive
tackle Haloti Ngata missed
the team’s first practice
of training camp Monday
with a strained hamstring.
The five-time Pro Bowler,
whom the Lions acquired
from Baltimore in the offseason when Suh left via
free agency, was on the
field with his teammates,
but he wore a hat instead
of a helmet. Ngata did not
talk to reporters as he left
the field after practice.
“Haloti actually during his workouts, Haloti
was getting prepared to
come back, he was certainly doing extremely
well in that regard, ended
up straining a hamstring,”
coach Jim Caldwell said.
“So he’s going to be out for
a little bit. We’ll see how it
goes, but he’s a pretty fast
healer.”
Rookie defensive back
Alex Carter also missed
practice after twisting an
ankle last week.
ing shed at Coolmore’s
Ashford Stud.
IS HE BEATABLE?
Even Secretariat lost,
more than once. American
Pharoah has won eight
in a row, including seven
Grade 1 races. He’s beaten
all the other top 3-yearolds around — except one.
While American Pharoah
missed the Breeders’ Cup
Juvenile with a minor injury, Texas Red won the race.
However, he missed the
Triple Crown races with
an injury, and on Saturday
won the Jim Dandy Stakes
at Saratoga.
The win has trainer
Texas Red’s trainer Keith
Desormeaux anticipating a
showdown, if not in the
Travers, certainly the BC
Classic.
“Keith’s always said it
would be nicer to wait
until the Breeders’ Cup
before
that
matchup
(with American Pharoah),
but it’s inevitable, so
why not?” Desormeaux’s
assistant Julie Clark said
Sunday at Saratoga. “He
(Desormeaux) had no
interest in the Haskell, he
didn’t want to meet him
just yet, but I think his race
impressed him and gave
him some confidence.”
HOT-DOGGING
BAFFERT
Maybe it’s the hot dogs
after all. A Baffert tradition leads him to Max’s
Hot Dogs in Long Branch,
New Jersey, before he runs
his horses in the Haskell.
He was there again before
Sunday’s race and now he’s
won eight Haskells — five
more than any other trainer. “Today, it was nerveracking,” he said. “I may
have not looked nervous
but believe me I was. I was
feeling that hot dog I had
earlier.”
Wonder if he took one
for the road.
SIZING UP PHAROAH
Gabriel Saez, who finished sixth in the sevenhorse field, said all he tried
to do was move up during race, “but American
Pharoah kept getting
smaller and smaller.”
Espinoza’s take? “He
ran like a champ.”
Police file assault charges
against ex-Utah player
The Lions acquired
the 6-foot-4, 340-pound
Ngata from Baltimore in
March, and they hope his
presence on the interior
can help them overcome
the loss of Suh and fellow free-agent departure
Nick Fairley. Detroit is also
waiting for defensive end
Jason Jones to return —
he’s on the active/physically unable to perform list.
Jones did not want to
talk about the specifics of
his injury Monday, be he
said he does not expect
to miss any games in the
regular season.
“As far as on the D-line,
we’ve got Haloti on there
and we’ve got Tyrunn
(Walker), we’ve got a lot
of new guys,” Jones said.
“We’ve got a lot of depth
at D-line, and I feel like
we will have a big year
this year, and it starts right
now.”
The
Lions
signed
Walker in the offseason
and also drafted defensive tackle Gabe Wright.
Second-year
defensive
tackle Caraun Reid could
also have a chance to contribute more.
“I like the group. You’ve
seen Caraun Reid, you
like Gabe Wright, you like
Tyrunn Walker,” Caldwell
said. “Obviously Haloti
isn’t out there right now,
but he will be back. It’s a
heck of a group. Our ends,
we have some veterans
that can get around.”
Running back Joique
Bell is also on the PUP list,
recovering from what the
team website said were
knee and Achilles’ tendon
procedures.
“Well obviously he
doesn’t have pads on,
but he’s running well,
he holds the ball well,
and he’s reacting well, so
none of those are issues,”
Caldwell said.
It’s Not Quite
A House Call,
But It’s The Next
Best Thing.
Cardiology
SALT LAKE CITY (AP)
—
Utah
cornerback
Dominique Hatfield has
been charged with misdemeanor assault in a fight
during a party last month,
his second recent run-in
with police.
Salt Lake City detective
Cody Lougy says neither
a summons to appear nor
a warrant has been issued
but the investigation is
ongoing.
A man told police he
was attacked by four or
five people during a party
on July 5. Lougy says the
man identified Hatfield
and said other Utah athletes were at the party. The
man was treated at the
hospital for a cut on the
nose, a bump on the head
and bruises to the face and
body.
“I’m disappointed that
they were filed,” said Greg
Skordas, Hatfield’s lawyer. “We intend to address
them immediately. I intend
to get this case in front of
a jury as soon as I can.
I’m confident it’s going to
go the same way as the
last case that was brought
against him.”
Skoras said Hatfield
contends he did not
assault anyone, though he
declined to say whether
or not the ex-player was
involved in the fight.
Hatfield was dismissed
from the team last month
after he was charged in a
separate case with aggravated robbery and theft.
Prosecutors
dropped
charges last week, but say
they could refile altered
charges.
Utah
spokesman
Liz Abel said Monday,
“Dominique
Hatfield’s
dismissal from our team
remains in effect and certain conditions would still
need to be met for him
to be considered for reinstatement in the future.”
New evidence suggested Hatfield was not the
person who robbed a man
at knifepoint who planned
to buy an Xbox game console, Salt Lake District
Attorney chief deputy
Blake Nakamura said last
week. But Nakamura said
they still suspect Hatfield
may have been aware of
the crime or involved.
Surveillance footage shows
him in the area of the robbery, he said.
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MICKEY MOUSE
Dear Annie: I am 30 and
my wife is 27, and we are
completely in love. My wife
is a very spiritual woman and
wanted to wait until we were
married to have sex. I respected her choice and we were
engaged for almost two years.
No problem.
Then comes the wedding.
BIG problem. We simply do
not fit physically. I am more
endowed than my very petite
wife can handle. Our wedding
night was a nightmare. Since
then, we have tried to have
sex many times. The results are
always the same — she is physically hurt and I feel terrible.
What can we do? We have
talked to doctors and they have
suggested lubricants, etc., but
nothing works. — Too Much of
a Good Thing
ZITS
Dear Too Much: We know
this makes sexual intimacy difficult and your wife's anticipation of pain may now be a
contributing factor to the problem. Have you tried different
positions where she has more
control over what's going on?
Also, please look into assistance through the American
Association of Sexuality
HI & LOIS
Start with a clean slate.
Divest yourself of inconsequential matters and smallminded people. You can deal
handily with your own tasks
by staying active and on target. Make important contributions throughout the year
in order to gain confidence,
new friendships and recognition.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) -Don’t make lofty promises.
You may feel like taking on the
world, but if you renege on a
deal, you will lose credibility.
An unanticipated journey will
yield surprising results.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)
-- Before you sign on the dotted line, ask yourself what
your motivation is. If you are
trying to appease someone
else, think twice. You need
to take control and do what’s
best for you.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23)
-- Powerful allies are essential
to fulfill one of your dreams.
Be bold and step into the spotlight. Once people see what
you have to offer, they will be
eager to come on board.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov.
22) -- Someone you considered trustworthy will disappoint you. By expressing your
BLONDIE
BABY BLUES
B.C.
DEAR DOCTOR K: It’s
been 10 years since my last
colonoscopy. I’m dreading
my next one, especially drinking a gallon of liquid laxative.
Has colonoscopy prep gotten more tolerable in the last
decade?
GARFIELD
HAGAR
THE
HORRIBLE
FOR BETTER
BORN LOSER
OR
WORSE
DEAR READER: Yes, but
that still doesn’t make it fun.
And you can’t avoid it: You
want the doctor to be able to
clearly see every inch of your
colon. For that, you need a
good cleanout.
As you probably know, getting a periodic colonoscopy
really is important. Simply put,
it reduces your risk of getting
and dying from colon cancer.
These cancers, and growths
that can turn into cancer (polyps), not only can be spotted
by colonoscopy: They also
often can be removed before
they spread. Find it, and cure
it. That’s the goal. But to find it
and cure it, the doctor needs
to be able to see it.
However, it is true that for
many people (myself included), preparing for colonoscopy
is often more unpleasant than
the procedure itself. It involves
dietary restrictions, powerful
laxatives and diarrhea.
The colonoscopy prep is
also more unpleasant than the
colonoscopy itself because a
person getting a colonoscopy
often is given a relaxing seda-
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&
Marcie
Sugar
Annie's Mailbox
Educators, Counselors and
Therapists at aasect.org.
Dear Annie: Your answer to
"Torn Son" was good, but not
complete. He said he tries to
help his father, who lost his
job, but Dad spends money on
alcohol and drugs. By suggesting that "Son" pay Dad's rent
and utilities directly, he is still
indirectly giving Dad money.
Any money supplied for Dad's
care allows him to spend his
own on drugs and alcohol.
Instead, when Dad gets
food stamps, take him shopping for food. If he receives cash
assistance, make sure he pays
his rent and utilities the same
day. Go with him to the doctor
and ask about rehab. Do not
pay for anything until all of his
money is used up.
Eugenia
Last
Astro-Graph
ideas to superiors instead
of peers, you will eliminate
the possibility of being overlooked or overshadowed.
SAGITTARIUS
(Nov.
23-Dec. 21) -- Love connections can be made. Do your
best to use your energy wisely.
An old idea will bring revolutionary results if presented to
the right people in the right
fashion.
CAPRICORN
(Dec.
22-Jan. 19) -- Don’t expect
to get immediate agreement
with your recommendations.
Make sure that the information you offer is from a reliable source. You will be questioned.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
19) -- Communication is key.
You will inspire confidence
in others if you are confident
yourself. Put your best foot forward in order to get favorable
results and make new allies.
Dr.
Anthony
Komaroff
Ask Doctor K
tive just before the procedure.
You get a little sleepy and a
little dreamy, and you don’t
have much memory of the
procedure.
Fortunately, colonoscopy
prep has improved in the
past 10 years. And the days of
downing a gallon of laxative
to prepare for a colonoscopy
are over. You still have to drink
a liquid that will trigger bowel-clearing diarrhea. But you
don’t have to drink as much.
And you can drink it in two
doses, rather than all at once.
I spoke to Dr. Catherine
Cheney, a gastroenterologist at
Harvard-affiliated Beth Israel
Deaconess Medical Center.
She noted that in recent years
doctors have discovered that
some pre-cancerous polyps
are particularly hard to see.
They lie flat against the colon
wall. The doctor needs a really
clean colon to reliably spot
them.
Different medical centers
will provide different instructions for bowel prep. Here’s
one example:
Then he won't have any
money to buy drugs.
We learned this lesson the
hard way. My nephew would
frequently claim he had no
cash on him, so we'd buy his
deodorant and shaving cream.
When he said his food card
was empty, we'd buy his groceries. Little did we know, he
had the money, but he wanted
us to buy these necessities so
he could use his own to pay for
alcohol.
He drank himself to death
the day after he got his monthly
cash allowance. He was 29. —
Missing My Nephew
Dear Missing: How heartbreaking for your family. Since
Dad was unemployed, we
were not certain there was any
money other than what the son
was giving him. But you are
right that addicts will buy drugs
and alcohol before they will
pay their rent, and any cash
they receive will go directly into
their addiction. It can be difficult to say "no" when someone
tells you they have no money
for groceries or toothpaste, but
you have pointed out the perils
of assuming they are telling the
truth.
PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20)
-- Offer to go the extra mile
and make a good impression.
If you leave it up to someone
else, you will lose ground and
give up a chance to advance.
ARIES (March 21-April 19)
-- Don’t expect others to sing
your praises. If you are forthright and progressive and
take the lead, you will make
others take note and provide
steppingstones to your victory.
TAURUS (April 20-May
20) -- No matter how alluring
it may be, don’t get talked into
doing something that has no
value or meaning to you. Use
good judgment and save your
energy for something beneficial and rewarding.
GEMINI (May 21-June
20) -- You will be extremely
convincing today. Your peers
will be glad to participate
and help you achieve your
goals. A romantic evening will
provide the perfect ending to
your day.
CANCER (June 21-July 22)
-- Your emotions will be difficult to control. Separate yourself from distressing situations
and find a relaxing hobby or
a way to escape from the
turmoil.
-- A few days before the
colonoscopy, start eating
a low-fiber diet: no whole
grains, nuts, seeds, dried fruit,
or raw fruits or vegetables.
-- The day before, don’t
eat solid foods. Consume
only clear liquids like clear
broth, black coffee or tea,
clear juice, clear soft drinks
or sports drinks, Jell-O, popsicles, etc.
-- The afternoon or evening
before, drink the first dose of
the laxative preparation. The
exact instructions will depend
on the bowel prep used and
the time of your colonoscopy.
-- Throughout the entire
prep period, drink lots of fluids. Keeping hydrated clears
your colon and maintains
your electrolyte balance.
-- Six hours before your
appointment, drink the second dose of the liquid laxative.
-- The day of the colonoscopy, drink clear liquids only.
Don’t eat or drink anything
two hours before the procedure.
If you can’t get the liquid
laxative down, your doctor
can prescribe anti-nausea
medication.
Finally, if you’re still having
trouble with the bowel prep,
remember: This short period
of discomfort could help save
your life.
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197378 Move in Condition! $100,000
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#197490 Beautiful! $159,900 #195661
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great view, yard & patio/decks Great home for handyman.
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2838 sq ft home on 2.123 Acres
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MLS#197916 • $116,500
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2000 sq ft w/4 bdrms, 2 baths
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MLS#200462 - $127,900
#198413 Firth Beauty $130,000
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#197210 Gorgeous $190,000
$175,000 2 acre river frontage near unique home on quiet cul-de-sac. Amazing Tons
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MLS#198569 • $139,000
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$129,900 • MLS #199282
4 Bedrooms, 3 Baths, 1 Acre
Over 4,600 sq. ft. finished area
Large Oversized 3 car garage
$379,900 MLS198542
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$37,500
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Coleman Est Acres
$329,000 • MLS 198003
3,321 Sq. Ft. - Granite, Tile, Hardwood Flrs.Beautiful Design & View a
Must See! Call Ann at 604-6100
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MLS 198405 • $195,000
2 bdrms 1 bath 865 sq ft
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$139,900 • MLS198739
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7.8 + acres, private pond and custom
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785-4000
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$98,500
MLS 197416
1,241 sq ft, 3 bedrooms, 1 bath
Fully Fenced, Lots of Updates
Call Angela at 757-9538
220 N. Meridian
Blackfoot
Owner/BrOker
Jed@
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Maintenance Free Stucco Finish
$99,000
MLS 199850
1,716 sq ft, 4 bedrooms, 2 Full Baths
new roof & Flooring, Privacy Fence
Call Jed at 681-4000
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557-9595
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Perfect Home, Ready for New Owner
$128,900
MLS 196745
1,790 sq ft, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
new Appliances, wH & Gas Furnace
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$157,000
MLS 198557
Unit 1 - 1,273 sqft, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths
Unit 2 - 1,492 sqft, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths
Fenced Yard, Low Maintenance Siding
$146,900
MLS 199071
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MLS 197146
no Maint.Yard! Full wheelchair Access
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MLS 199406
3,020 sq ft, 4 bedroom, 3 bathrooms
extensively remodeled, newer roof
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757-9538
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681-6102
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$156,000
MLS 199879
Commercial Possibilities’ on Hwy 26
Jed Taylor
681-4000
Home on 3 Acres
One Level Country Home on 8.75 Ac. Amazing Home &4000 sq ft Shop
$330,000
MLS 196052
$399,000
MLS 199396
$300,000
MLS 197112
3,696 sq ft, 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms 3,200 sq ft, 4 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms 4,000 sq ft, 6 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms
Includes dwelling used as Beauty Salon Open Floor Plan, Formal Lvng& Dn rm water rights for 2+ Acres of Beauty
Luxury Home on 4 Acres
$850,000
MLS 197162
6,095 sq ft, 6 bedrooms, 4.5 baths
Great room with 2 Story window
• Priced to Sell! 6.76 lush irrigated acres on the edge
of town. Great building site for horse or cattle lovers
or for single family subdivision (Zone R1).
Only $75,000 MLS#199663 Call Carrie 681-7555
Commercial
• #196911 $95,000 Large .502 acre commercial lot on
N Broadway near the fair grounds. Ready for your business. Call Jean: 317-2360
• Commercial Building with over 11,000 sq. ft.
There are 3 warehouses (2 of which are leased) and plenty
of office space for only $225,000. Call Carrie 681-7555
•2.64 acres commercial ground with 531’ of frontage.
Great access and visibility from Hwy 26. Possible Owner
carry. MLS #196547 Call Renette #604-3058.
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Five-bedroom, three bath with full finished basement
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Garden, fenced back yard. New paint, new carpet, new
LG washer and dryer, garage. $1,250 per month
No smoking, pets negotiable.
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Four-bedroom, two bath with full basement. Garden,
fenced back yard. New paint, new carpet, new LG
washer and dryer, garage. No smoking, pets negotiable.
$1,000 per month.
Call (702) 812-4770
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One & two bedroom apartments
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785-9639
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For Rent In Groveland
Three-bedroom. New carpet and paint.
Close to schools Large yard - in
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paid. No smoking/No pets. $575/Month
plus $250 deposit.
Call 690-9778
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Great location
Pets negotiable - w/d hookups
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340 Hay & Straw
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240 TONS 1ST CROP!
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STEPHEN J. BLASER
BLASER, OLESON & LLOYD,
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285 N.W. Main
P.O. Box 1047
(208) 785-4700
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT
OF THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL
DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF
IDAHO, IN AND FORTHE
COUNTY OF BINGHAM MAGISTRATE DIVISION
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF:
JOE E. BUSH
DOD: 05/17/2015
Case No. CV-2015NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned has
been appointed personal
representative
of the
above-named estate. All
persons having claims
against the said decedent
are required to present their
claims within four (4)
months after the date of the
first publication of this notice or said claims will be
forever barred.
Claims
against the estate must
either be presented to the
personal representative at
the address below indicated
and filed with the Court.
DATED this 8th day of
July, 2015
___________________
ROCH E. BUSH
c/o Stephen J. Blaser
P.O. Box 1047
Publish: 7/14, 7/21,
7/28 & 8/4/2015
(#634)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
OF THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL
DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF
IDAHO, IN AND FORTHE
COUNTY OF BINGHAM MAGISTRATE
500
LegalsDIVISION
MorningNews
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF:
JOE E. BUSH
DOD: 05/17/2015
Case No. CV-2015NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned has
been appointed personal
representative
of the
above-named estate. All
persons having claims
against the said decedent
are required to present their
claims within four (4)
months after the date of the
first publication of this notice or said claims will be
forever barred.
Claims
against the estate must
either be presented to the
personal representative at
the address below indicated
and filed with the Court.
DATED this 8th day of
July, 2015
___________________
ROCH E. BUSH
c/o Stephen J. Blaser
P.O. Box 1047
Publish: 7/14, 7/21,
7/28 & 8/4/2015
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