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Venues to
party hearty
during the
big game
Resignation part of
condition of dismissal
By LESLIE MIELKE
[email protected]
By GREG EICHELBERGER
[email protected]
BLACKFOOT - Whether
one is in a panic for Peyton
and the Denver Broncos
or crazy for Cam and the
Carolina Panthers, the fun
fact is that it’s much more
exciting to watch Super
Bowl L with a group rather
than alone. So, in keeping with that tradition, the
Morning News has put
together a list of local venues that will host Super
Bowl events, or, at the very
least, offer specials on the
big day.
The game may take
place 780 miles away in
San Francisco, but locals
can not only see all of the
action on a multitude of
big screen television sets,
Charges dropped
against Hadley
TMorning News—Greg Eichelberger
Chef Bob King and co-owners Jaymee Broadhead and Tony Romero show off just a few
of the food and drink items available at Stingers bar and Grill. The diner is one of several
holding Super Bowl parties this Sunday.
but enjoy the camaraderie
and social interaction the
day provides.
The following locations
will be having parties or
events to celebrate the
contest and the day:
AA Haven, 50 N. Spruce
St., Blackfoot (208) 7850155 – “We are going to
have a lot of things going
on,” said Andy Smith,
owner of AA Haven (formerly Cowboy Haven).
“Food, fun and even a dart
tournament (beginning at 1
p.m.).” He adds that while
they are still in the planning stages of the event, a
See SUPER, 3A
Lock, stock and Renaissance fun
SHELLEY — Charges
against former Shelley
High School
(SHS) teacher and athletic director David
H a d l e y
were dismissed on
Friday.
Hadley
was facing
a
misdemeanor charge of battery
following an encounter
with a female student.
The incident was to have
occurred in April 2015.
Asked why the case was
dismissed, Shelley City
Attorney Garrett Sandow
said, “We reached an
agreement last week. If
[Hadley] would volun-
tarily resigned, the charges would be dismissed.”
Hadley resigned from
teaching at SHS last
Tuesday.
In a press
release, Shane
Reichert,
Hadley’s attorney,
wrote:
“Over the last
few months,
Mr.
Hadley,
has been the
subject
of
relentless scrutiny and pressure from the
Shelley community. Due to the situation, Mr. Hadley has taken
the opportunity to reflect
and consider all options,
focusing on the best interest of the community of
Shelley, and most importantly the students of the
Shelley School District.
See HADLEY, 2A
Comm. center
on the move
Former Honk’s Discount store
to be new home for venue
By LESLIE SIEGER
[email protected]
BLACKFOOT — The
old “Honks $1 store,”
in the Riverside Plaza,
is undergoing changes
to make way for a new
adventure.
The
Blackfoot
Community Center is
in the process of recon-
structing the old store to
transform it into a bigger and better community
center for the community.
“We are excited to
offer our community
more access to the community center, as well as
more activity options,”
Ashlee Howell, Executive
Director, said. “This locaSee CENTER, 2A
Morning News—Greg Eichelberger
James Hatch is ‘imprisoned’ in stocks during the Blackfoot high School’s annual Renaissa Festival on Friday evening at
the Blackfoot Performing Arts Center. Hatch is being ‘tormented’ by B.J. Farnes, who portrays Demo, the Jester. The event
continues tomorrow evening, as well.The Renaissance Feast also featured the Blackfoot High audition choirs. Seating
begins at 6:30 p.m. on the stage of the Blackfoot Performing Arts Center (BPAC). It’s not only a great meal but a musical
feast and fun. One of the best things about the event is that the diners (who have their repast on the stage) get to participate interactively. Singing, dancing, enjoying a wonderful meal makes one feel like they are actually in the Middle
Ages. Tickets cost $20 per plate. Tickets for today’s affair may be purchased by calling Dana Brown at (208) 785-5870.
Choir Director Chris Dunham said funds will be used to take the 40-50 choir students to Seattle during Spring Break.
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the Blackfoot Community Center’s move to the former
Honk’s Discount store.
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SPORTS
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Bronco grapplers defeat Idaho
Falls and Skyline
MorningNews
Goodell proposes what might be
called Odell Beckham Jr. Rule
SAN
FRANCISCO
(AP) — Call it the Odell
Beckham Jr. Rule.
NFL Commissioner Roger
Goodell is pushing to require
the ejection of any player
who is flagged for two personal fouls in a game.
“We should take that
out of the hands of the
officials when it gets to
that point. They will obviously have to throw the
flag, but when they do,
we will look to see if we
can reach an agreement on
the conditions for which (a
player would) be ejected,”
Goodell said Friday at his
annual state-of-the-league
news conference ahead of
the Super Bowl.
“I believe that’s consistent with what we believe
are the safety issues,” he
said, “but I also believe it’s
consistent with what we
believe are the standards
Morning News — Jason Enes of sportsmanship.”
Blackfoot’s Nathan Sargent is held down by Idaho Falls’ Terrell Payne during their 182 pound match Friday night at
In December, Beckham,
Blackfoot High School.
a receiver for the New York
Giants, was allowed to stay
in a game despite drawing
three personal-foul penalties
for unnecessary roughness,
including one for a diving
helmet-to-helmet hit on
cornerback Josh Norman,
whose Carolina Panthers
will play in Sunday’s Super
Bowl. The two players
engaged in all sorts of pro
wrestling-style shenanigans
throughout the game, and
Beckham eventually was
suspended for New York’s
next game.
“I thought both of them
should have been ejected
back then,” Giants owner
John Mara said, “but
maybe if we had this rule,
it would make it a little bit
more clearer.”
Goodell said he had
already recommended to
the league’s competition
committee that it consider
the rule change.
Mara, a member of that
committee, said Friday’s
discussion of the proposal
Morning News — Jason Enes was the first he’d heard of
Blackfoot’s Jake Stewart, bottom, tries to escape the grasp of Idaho Falls’ Taymin Anderson during their 195 pound it, but that he is “inclined
match Friday. The Broncos defeated the Tigers 66-18 then defeated Skyline 79-3 to earn the sweep over thieir future to go in that direction” to
district rivals.
“maybe take it out of the
officials’ discretion.”
He noted that there
would need to be careful consideration of which
personal fouls would be
counted toward an ejection; an incidental facemask penalty, for example,
should not, in Mara’s view.
Kansas City Chiefs CEO
Clark Hunt likened it to a
soccer player being sent
off after getting two yellow
cards in a game.
“You don’t want to see
somebody get carried away,
where something bad happens on the football field,
where now all of a sudden
you are going from one thing
to another and it leads to a
bad set of circumstances and
somebody gets hurt,” Panthers
coach Ron Rivera said Friday.
“I can see that being part of
our discussions.”
Among other topics
addressed by Goodell during his 45-minute session:
— Days after researchers said late quarterback
Kenny Stabler’s brain
showed signs of a degenerative brain disease
found in dozens of other
deceased NFL players,
Goodell said: “The concussion issue is something
we’ve been focused on for
several decades ... and we
have made great progress.”
— He would not say
whether an NFL court
victory on next month’s
appeal in the case involving Tom Brady’s role in
“Deflategate” would result
in a reinstatement of the
New England Patriots quarterback’s four-game suspension. “I am not going
to speculate on what we’re
going to do,” Goodell said.
— He said there was
a 40 percent reduction in
players arrests during the
2015 calendar year.
— He said he would
prefer that the Oakland
Raiders and San Diego
Chargers stay put, rather
than moving to new cities,
and pledged “to try to get
the right kind of facilities
long-term in both of those
markets.”
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Both teams have spirited final
practices before Super Bowl
STANFORD, Calif. (AP)
— The Denver Broncos and
Carolina Panthers wrapped
up preparations for Super
Bowl 50 with spirited practices Friday with nearly perfect
performances from Peyton
Manning and Cam Newton.
Both
quarterbacks
missed just one pass against
their scout teams, Newton’s
coming on the last play of
the Panthers’ 90-minute
practice in San Jose.
All 53 players on both
teams participated in their final
practices before Saturday’s
walkthroughs and team photos
at Levi’s Stadium.
“It’s been a good week,”
Broncos coach Gary
Kubiak said. “It’s been a
good two weeks, really.
You see they’re ready. They
may be a little mentally
tired, just a little bit. They
need to go rest for a couple
of days and get ready to
cut it loose Sunday.”
As is their custom, the
Broncos took the field at
Stanford Stadium about
90 minutes earlier than
they did Wednesday and
Thursday and ran their
full script of plays, a condensed version of what
they do on Thursdays.
Manning, 39, was strong
again, hitting Demaryius
Thomas with a deep pass as
Naughty by Nature’s “O.P.P.”
blared on the speakers used
to simulate crowd noise.
Morning News — Jason Enes
Snake River’s Tyler Coombs dives for a loose ball during the Panthers 73-47 win over American Falls in Thomas Friday
night,
One step closer. Panthers blow out
Beavers for another district win
By JASON ENES
[email protected]
THOMAS — There
was little doubt Friday
night that the Snake River
Panthers were going to
defeat a weary American
Falls team.
The question most
asked was by how much
would the win be by.
By the time the game
ended the Panthers walked
away with a 73-47 blowout of the Beavers in front
of a packed Snake River
High School crowd.
From the opening tip-off
the Beavers had no answer
for the Panthers front court.
With an average height
of 6-foot-5 not many
schools do.
Clancy Thomas, Cade
Jensen and Tyler Coombs
gobbled up American Falls
defenders and scored easy
basket after easy basket.
Thomas and Jensen
combined for 10 of the
Panthers 22 first quarter
points as the Panthers built
a 22-9 lead.
The Panthers offense
didn’t slow down in the
second quarter as the
length of the team led to
rebounds by the boatloads
as the lead swelled to
40-21 headed into halftime.
Jaden Poulter started
off the second half with
a bang when he nailed a
deep 3-pointer to start the
third quarter.
That basket kicked off a
24-point third quarter and
gave the Panthers control
of the game for good.
Thomas led the Panthers
with a game-high 12
points, Poluter added 11
and Jensen 10 points.
Snake River closes out
the regular season Friday
night at home against
Marsh Valley.
11, Chase Fehringer 2 3-4
9, Michael Mainord 3 3-6
10, Coleton Adamson 5
0-0 12, James Ramsey 1
0-0 3, Austin Vasquez 1
0-0 2.
Snake River — Cade
Jensen 5 0-0 10, Sean
Miller 4 0-1 9, Bridger
Truman 2 1-2 7, Clancy
Thomas 5 2-4 12, Brayden
Pieper 1 1-2 3, Jaden
Poulter 4 2-2 11, Rayce
Dawson 2 2-2 6, Tyler
Coombs 2 2-2 6, Porter
73, Baldwin 2 0-0 4, Carter
Pilster 0 1-2 1, Kace
9 Martin 2 0-0 4.
Snake
River
American Falls 47
American Falls
12 14 12 — 47
Snake River
22 18 24 9 — 73
American Falls —
Bridger Bammert 5 1-2
GREG EICHELBERGER — Morning News
Four Blackfoot athletes signed letters of intent on Friday. From left, Christian Day (football, Idaho State University), Ashlyn Beers (softball, Treasure Valley Community College),
Sami MacFee (softball, Treasure Valley Community College) and Taylor Pearson (football,
Idaho State University).
Broncos’ quartet signs
letters of intent
Valley Community College
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Christian
Day
com
earned a football scholarship at Montana Western
BLACKFOOT - Four University and Taylor
Blackfoot High School ath- Pearson hope to play for
letes, two softball and two the Idaho State Bengals.
football players, signed let“My father played for
ters of intent tFriday after- ISU, so I know the coaches
noon to attend and play and their system, and I realfor various community ly like it,” said Pearson, who
colleges. The event was was a star wideout for the
attended by family, friends Bronco squad. “It was really
and teammates of the sign- an easy choice to make.”
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Meanwhile, teammate
Seniors Allison Beers Day, a standout defensive
and Sami MacFee will end, said he liked the small
play softball for Treasure town atmosphere in Dillon
and looks forward to playing for the Bulldogs. “I
have worked for this ever
since I was a little kid,”
said Day, who- ironically did not play until his sophomore year. “I think it will
be a great experience.”
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HADLEY, continued from 1A
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Bill and Mary Ann Hudson of Blackfoot
are pleased to announce the marriage of
their son, Bradley William Hudson, to
Savannah Kay Penrod.
Savannah is the daughter of Rick and
Angie Penrod of Pleasant View, Utah.
Brad and Savannah were sealed in the
Bountiful Utah Temple on January 30.
Brad and Savannah will reside in
Midvale, Utah, while working and waiting to get accepted into a graduate program for audiology and speech.
Please feel free to join us in celebrating their wedding at a reception which
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on inaccurate information
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the past twenty plus years.
However, given the totality of the circumstances
and most importantly his
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students, we can confirm
that Mr. Hadley resigned
from his position with the
Shelley School District
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as previously stated, Mr.
Hadley has maintained
his innocence, is thankful
that the case was appropriately dismissed and
looks forward to his future
endeavors. Mr. Hadley
appreciates the support
he has had from several
faculty members, students
and community members.
“Mr. Hadley has been
advised by counsel to
refrain from making any
further comments.”
Shelley High School
Principal Dale Clark said
Hadley resigned “under
public pressure.”
Hadley taught P.E. and
student council. He was
the athletic director and
coached football, baseball, softball and basketball.
“He is a true Russet,”
Clark said. “He will be
missed at SHS. He has
taught at SHS for 21 years.
We wish him the best.”
Hadley was the longtime head basketball
coach at Shelley after
starting his career in
Colton, Wash. Hadley’s
teams have won two state
titles.
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The resignation is in no
way an admission of guilt
to the battery charge, and
Mr. Hadley has asserted
and maintained his innocence to that charge.
“Since the inception of
the criminal case, counsel
for Mr. Hadley has been
in frequent contact with
the prosecuting attorney
for the city of Shelley,
Garrett Sandow. Through
counsel, Mr. Hadley has
expressed his concerns
regarding the conflicting
witness reports as well
as the motivation for the
pursuit of the criminal
charge.
“After several discussions regarding the
alleged incident and given
the totality of the circumstances, Mr. Sandow
agreed to dismiss the
pending criminal charge.
A Motion to Dismiss
was filed by Mr. Sandow
and an Order to Dismiss
was filed and signed on
February 5, 2016, by the
Honorable Ryan W. Boyer.
While Mr. Hadley is apologetic to the complaining
party and her family for
any misunderstandings,
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the 157 West Sexton building.
The community center
opened eight years ago and
since then has progressively
grown with the addition of
the Activity Center in another building on Broadway
and then the addition of
the child care room.
“This new location is
2,000 square feet bigger
than both of our current
facilities combined,” said
Howell. “This is one more
step towards our grander
vision for the community
center.”
The new community
center will be open to the
public Monday through
Thursday from 10 a.m.
to 9 p.m. and Friday and
Saturday from 10 a.m. to
11 p.m. They will host
weekly parent-toddler play
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Ariel LaMar Olsen, 93
Saturday, February 6
• Author book signing for Casey Head from 9 a.m.
to 1 p.m. for his book “Blood Legion.”
• Sweet Heart Breakfast hosted by the Twin Buttes
Lion Club is from 7-11 a.m. at Rockford Elementary
School. Tickets are $19 per couple, $10 per person or
$30 for families (immediate members only).
• Keith Anderson concert at Mountain River Ranch
with guest Zach Hinson. Doors open at 6:30 p.m.
Show starts at 7:30 p.m. VIP Tickets are available for
$60 which include the show on the Feb. 6 as well as a
“Big Game Party” on Feb. 7 with food, beverage tickets, prizes and meet and greet with Keith Anderson
and Zach Hinson. Tickets can be purchased at https://
www.mountainriverranch.com/ticketed-events.php
• Blood drive from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at Gold’s
Gym at 1250 W. Bridge St.
• Cowboy Ball at 6:30 p.m. at the Blackfoot Elks
Lodge. The event will raise funds for the Blackfoot
Rodeo Club and include dinner, dancing and an auction. Dinner includes meat, baked potato, salad, roll
and drink and costs $5 per person, $10 a couple and
$20 per family. For more information, contact Jason
Clemens at (208) 604-1667, or Laurie Stone at (208)
521-6849.
• Everybody Nose at the Virginia Theater at 1 p.m.
and 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $7, $6 for seniors, children,
and groups of six or more. The Virginia Theater is
located at 186 S. State St. in Shelley.
• Renaissance Feast at the BPAC on Feb. 4-6. The
cost of this four-course meal is $20 per plate. For
tickets, call Dana Brown at (208) 705-5870.
• “Suessical The Musical” presented by the
Blackfoot Community Players at 2 and 7:30 p.m.
at the Nuart Theater at 192 N. Broadway. There will
additional performances will be on Feb. 12 and 13.
Tickets are $7 and are available at the door and
online at blackfootcommunityplayers.com.
Monday, February 8
• American Legion chili cook-off from 6:30-8:30
p.m. at the Blackfoot High School new gym. Tickets
are $5 or $20 for a family of five. For more information, call Jose at 604-2379 or John at 681-6648.
• Family Night at Snake River Library at 6:30 p.m.
“Love Your Library” will highlight some features of the
library. Valentines for the Veterans’ Home and care
facilities in Blackfoot will be made. People can also
decorate sugar cookies and will have an opportunity
to have a “Blind Date with a Book.” The Snake River
Library is located at 922 W. Highway 39.
Ariel LaMar Olsen,
93, of Moreland, passed
away Thursday, February
5, 2016 at the Bingham
Memorial Skilled Nursing
and Rehabilitation Center.
He was born February
17, 1922 in Mink Creek,
Idaho the son Ariel L.
Olsen and Emma Victoria
Johnson Olsen.
LaMar spent his early
years in Mink Creek and
moved to the Milo area.
He served in the Navy
for 6 years during WWII
and then also served in the
Korean Conflict. He served
for a short time on the
USS Tarawa. After returning from the service he finished his last year of high
school in Rigby.
He
attended
Rick
College and the University
of Utah and graduated
Magna Cum Laude with
a Bachelors degree in
Engineering.
On June 22, 1948, he
married Lois Christiansen
in the Idaho Falls LDS
Temple.
He was a member of the
Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-day Saints where he
served in the Bishopric, as
High Priest Group Leader
and in the Young Men’s
organization. He was
active in Boy Scouts of
America.
LaMar finished his
career at the INL as site
services manager after 29
He was preceded in
years. He also stayed busy death by a son, Randy C.
on his hobby farm and Olsen, daughter-in-law,
working various little jobs Kristine Olsen, brother,
after his retirement.
Dee J. Olsen and sister,
He enjoyed traveling, Emma Eulala Hanks.
boating, fishing, cooking
A funeral service will
for others, woodworking, be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday,
welding and being with February 9, 2016 at the
his family.
Moreland 1st Ward LDS
He is survived by his Chapel, 740 W.175 N.,
wife, Lois of Blackfoot; Blackfoot with Bishop
children, David LaMar Brad Adams conducting.
(Karen) Olsen of Moreland,
The family will meet
LaDene Walker of Logan, with friends and family
UT, Dennis Kay Olsen of on Monday, February 8,
Riverside, Sharon Marie 2016 at Hawker Funeral
(John) Fisher of Salt Lake Home, 132 S. Shilling
City, Calvin Delan (Heidi) Ave., Blackfoot, Idaho and
Olsen of Moreland; broth- for one hour prior to the
ers, Lowell V. Olsen of service at the church.
Punta Gorda, FL, sisters,
In lieu of flowers,
Barbara Joy Fossum of donations may be made
Sacramento, CA and a sis- to the Primary Children’s
ter-in-law, Beverly Olsen Hospital or Huntsman
of Idaho Falls; eighteen Cancer Center.
grandchildren, twenty six
Condolences may be
great grandchildren and sent to: www.hawkerfunerone great great grandson. alhome.com.
Death Notices
Michelle
Farley, 47
Michelle Farley, 47, of
Las Vegas, Nevada passed
4, 2016 at the Centennial
Hills Hospital in Las Vegas,
Nevada. Funeral arrangements are pending under
the direction of Hawker
Funeral Home.
Arthur
Jamison, 90
Arthur Jamison, 90, of
Blackfoot, passed away,
Thursday, February 5, 2016
at his home.
Funeral
arrangements are pending under
Funeral Home and will be
announced. Condolences
may be sent to: www.
hawkerfuneralhome.com.
Marjorie
Webb, 89
Marjorie Webb, 89, of
Salt Lake City, Utah passed
away Friday, February 5,
2016 at Care Source in Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Funeral
Funeral Home.
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Peanuts 11:30
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The Martian 1:30 9:10
2hr 25min PG-13 Drama
Point Break 4:20(3D) 6:50 9:30(3D)
1hr 55min PG-13 Drama/Action
Mockingjay Part 2
1:30 3:40 6:50 9:20
2hr 15min PG-13 Action
• The Community Dinner Table will serve a
hot meal for those in need at Jason Lee Methodist
Church, 168 S. University Ave, from 5-6:30 p.m. No
charge, no IDs, no dress code; nothing but good food
and fellowship. For more information, call 785-3611.
Alvin and the Chipmunks: Roadchip
11:30 1:35
1hr 25min PG Family
Wednesday, February 10
• Letters Aloud “Love Me or Leave Me” at 7:30
p.m. at the BPAC. Tickets range from $5-$20 and can
be purchased by calling the BPAC at 208-317-5508,
online at blackfootpac.com or at the Music and
Families store in Blackfoot.
• Story Time at the Blackfoot Public Library at 10
a.m. The theme is “Bedtime Stories.” Story Time is
best suited for children up to age 6. For more information, call 785-8628.
461 Park Ave- Downtown Idaho falls (208)525-3340
• Know Your Numbers: Healthy Heart Screenings
from 7-9 a.m. at the EIRMC Medical Office Building.
Receive a comprehensive Lipid Profile (Total
Cholesterol, LDL, HDL, Triglyceride Levels) and
Blood Glucose screening for $20. You must fast for 10
hours prior to the blood draw (water is okay). No preregistration is required. Results will be available at the
Spring Heart & Health Fair on March 5. You’ll have
the opportunity to have a one-on-one conversation
with a cardiac nurse and a diabetes educator about
your results, as well as take advantage of other free
health screenings. For more details, call 227-2778.
• ISU Symphony Valentine’s Day celebration concert and dinner beginning at 5:30 p.m. with a no-host
beverage bar in the Stephens Performing Arts Center,
followed by the buffet dinner at 6 p.m. Tickets for the
dinner and concert are $40 per person. The concert
will begin at 7:30 p.m. in the Jensen Grand Concert
Hall. Seating is limited and reservations must be
made in advance by calling 208-233-7081. Tickets
for the concert only are available through the ISU
Box Office at 282-3595 or Vickers Western Stores at
237-5700.
785-1320
Our
Family
serving the
families
of this
community
since 1935
The Forest 2:30 4:30 6:50 9:00
1hr 35min PG-13 Horror
Norm of the North
2:30 4:30 7:00 8:50
1hr 30min PG Family
$75
Thursday, February 11
Friday, February 12
Samuel R. Scott, 82, of
Moreland, Idaho passed
4, 2016 at the Idaho
State Veteran’s Home in
Pocatello.
Funeral
Funeral.
11:30 12:00(3D) 2:10 4:30 7:00
Tuesday, February 9
• Know Your Numbers: Healthy Heart Screenings
from 7-9 a.m. at the EIRMC Medical Office Building.
Receive a comprehensive Lipid Profile (Total
Cholesterol, LDL, HDL, Triglyceride Levels) and
Blood Glucose screening for $20. You must fast for 10
hours prior to the blood draw (water is okay). No preregistration is required. Results will be available at the
Spring Heart & Health Fair on March 5. You’ll have
the opportunity to have a one-on-one conversation
with a cardiac nurse and a diabetes educator about
your results, as well as take advantage of other free
health screenings. For more details, call 227-2778.
• Groveland Water & Sewer District meeting at 7
p.m. at the Groveland Water & Sewer District building at 457 Highway 39.
• ‘Let’s Talk About It’ book discussion series continues at 6:30 p.m. at the Blackfoot Public Library.
The series is entitled “Tough Paradise” and this is the
second book, with a discussion. The last session will
be March on 24. Refreshments will be served.
Samuel R.
Scott, 82
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SUPER, continued from 1A
barbecue and potluck is planned, as well as drink
specials, including $1 test tube shots.
Corner Bar, 105 NW Main St., Blackfoot (208) –
Bring a dish for the potluck and reserve a space. Also,
$10 buys all you can drink from a Bud Lite keg until it’s
gone while prizes will be awarded every quarter. Opens
at 11 a.m. and all are invited to try the five new beers
on draft.
The Nail Sports Bar, 747 S. Broadway, Blackfoot
(208) 785-7454 – This longtime favorite establishment
(formerly the Rusty Nail) will hold a Super Bowl Party
beginning at 4 p.m. Drink specials, a potluck and tons
of prizes (pool sticks, dart sets, hats, T-shirts, etc.) will
be given away.
Stingers Bar and Grill, 465 NW Main St., Blackfoot
(208) 643-9045 – Stingers Bar and Grill will hold a
Super party for the first time ever with wing, nacho and
rib specials,plus it’s full bar menu available (including
the amazing Blazin’ B Burger, among others). Ten dollar beer buckets, prizes, gift cards and drink specials
throughout the game and beyond. “This is our inaugural
event for the game, so we wanted everything to be a
special as possible,”said manager Jaymee Broadhead.
Pindale Bowling Lanes, 533 W. Highway 26,
Blackfoot (208) 785-2122) – Nothing says food, fun and
watching football more than a few hours at the world
famous Pindale Lanes (home of a recent 300 bowler).
Owner Kevin MacFee promises prizes galore, including
hats, T-shirts, beer steins and can coolers, among other
items. Also, bring your favorite dish to pass for the potluck, while a juicy, delicious ham will be provided. The
venue has been under the ownership of Kevin MacFee
for more than 20 years and there’s been a Super Bowl
affair every year in that duration.
“People can come in and bowl and take advantage
of the party in the bar area,” he said. “I think people wil
have a really good time watching the game (he’s not a
fan of either club) and just being with friends.”
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February 19, 2016
Becky Kay Bergener Washburn Hunter
Turns 80
There will be a party in her honor
February 13 from 2 pm until 4 pm,
at the Oakley Fire Station
315 East Main, Oakley, Idaho.
Please share some memories of Becky.
Send them to Julie Evensen
at 85 W 300 N, Rupert, Idaho 83350 or
email to [email protected],
or call 208-436-1502
Looking forward to seeing you there.
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iTunes emails
Have you ever experienced buyer’s remorse? Dale
How about buyer’s remorse Dixon
on something you didn’t
actually buy? With more
transactions executed fully
online, credit card numbers
stored in accounts and receipts sent directly to email
inboxes, the line between “definitely purchased” and
“may have accidentally hit the confirm button when
sliding phone into my pocket” is blurring.
I usually don’t allow apps to store my credit card
number, but in a moment of weakness, I did for one
particular app. Weeks later, I was scrolling through it,
checking for deals, when I accidentally hit “purchase
now” on a packaged deal to a golf course. I didn’t even
realize I had, until the “Thank you for your purchase!”
email showed up. Whoops. I went in to the app, canceled the purchase and deleted my credit card info. No
harm, no foul.
Scam artists are taking advantage of that knee-jerk
reaction to immediately cancel an accidental purchase. They’re sending out fake confirmation emails.
Lately, the reports rolling in to Better Business Bureau
are phony iTunes invoices. A couple of the versions I
have seen look fairly realistic: The “receipt” includes
an Apple logo, an invoice number (fake), an app/song/
service and a reasonable purchase price. Then, there is
language saying if you didn’t initiate or authorize the
purchase, to click a link to cancel.
Clicking that link leads you to a website where you
may be asked to put in credit card information as a way
of “verifying” and processing your refund. You may be
asked to type in other personal information as well in
this variation of a phishing scam.
“I received [an] email about a purchase that I didn’t
make. It made me nervous, so I clicked on the ‘cancellation form’ link, and luckily my email provider or
something gave me a warning that this might be a scam.
I almost fell for it as the form wanted my personal and
financial information in order to cancel the order,” read
one BBB Scam Tracker report.
Just for the record, the fake invoice said she bought
“Football Chairman Freaky Robot.” That definitely
sounds made up, but I searched the app store anyway.
“Football Chairman” is an app made by Freaky Robot.
Scam artists are actually doing a little homework with
the app names they include in these emails.
The apple.com support page advises users, “The
iTunes Store will never ask you to provide personal
information or sensitive account information (such
as passwords or credit card numbers) via email.” The
iTunes Store also won’t ask for your Social Security
number, mother’s maiden name or credit card security
code via email. You can report suspicious iTunes emails
by contacting customer support on Apple’s website.
Remember to set up your spam filters, delete suspicious emails and never open unknown links or attachments. If you suspect your banking information has
been compromised, call your credit card company.
They’ll likely freeze the card and issue you a new one.
Dale Dixon is CEO of the Better Business Bureau
serving the Snake River Region. Contact him at 800218-1001.
Beating somebody with nobody
The most important
number coming out of the
Iowa caucuses is 75.7.
That’s the percentage of
Republican voters who
chose a candidate NOT
named Donald Trump.
The question now is
whether the Rational
Right, the sensible wing of
the Republican Party, can
take advantage of Trump’s
vulnerability. Can they
unite behind a solid alternative to Trump and Ted
Cruz, who won Iowa but
is even more unreasonable
and unelectable than The
Donald?
The obvious option
is Sen. Marco Rubio of
Florida, who finished a
strong third in Iowa and,
on paper at least, represents the biggest threat to
the Democrats: a young,
appealing,
Spanishspeaking son of Cuban
immigrants with a vibrant
story from a vital state.
Rubio has yet to fulfill
that sizable potential, but
Iowa showed he might be
starting to gain traction.
He won almost a third of
late-deciding caucusgoers.
Still,
Rubio
faces
a tough time in uniting
the Rational Right. John
Kasich, Chris Christie and
Jeb Bush are all focusing
on New Hampshire and
dreaming that they can
still emerge as the NonTrump. Until the field
clears, Rubio won’t have
a clean shot at Trump or
Cruz -- let alone Hillary
Clinton.
But the Democratic
results in Iowa should
give the Rational Right
renewed incentive to
unify. Clinton almost
lost to Bernie Sanders, a
74-year-old socialist, and
entrance polls revealed
her core weaknesses. She
is beatable -- as long as
the Republicans don’t selfdestruct.
Among voters who
picked trustworthiness as
an important trait in a candidate, 83 percent backed
Sanders. Iowans looking
for someone who “cares
about voters like me” went
3 to 1 for Bernie.
Questions about her
honesty and empathy have
plagued Clinton her entire
career, and they have not
gone away. That’s why the
lingering email mess is so
damaging. It plays into an
existing storyline about
both Clintons: They always
play the angles and parse
the truth.
After Iowa, Trump is not
invincible or inevitable.
But Clinton isn’t, either. So
what’s next?
Writing for the Cook
Political Report, Amy
Walter smartly points out
that Trump’s brand of bombast can backfire. “Trump
brings out as many people
fearful of his candidacy as
those who are attracted to
it,” she writes.
And after flirting with
a series of novices for the
last six months -- add Ben
Carson and Carly Fiorina
to the list -- many Iowa
Republicans were ready to
get serious. They divided
evenly between wanting
a candidate with “experience in politics” and one
who was “outside the
establishment.”
Of those who valued
experience, Rubio came
in first, while Trump disappeared, polling only 3
percent. And the scrutiny
of his record -- or lack of
one -- will only get more
intense.
Katie Packer, a former
Mitt Romney aide who
organized an anti-Trump
super PAC, told Politico:
“The big takeaway is that
two weeks ago, everybody
said, ‘There is nothing you
can do to stop Trump.’ We
showed a spotlight on his
record and his comments.”
Here’s a bigger question. Trump has built his
whole campaign on a
simple idea: “I’m a winner and everyone else is
a loser.” So what happens
when he fails? What does
he have to fall back on?
In Iowa, 42 percent of
Republican caucusgoers
said they wanted a candidate who “shared their values.” Of those “value voters,” only 5 percent picked
Trump, and for good reason: He has no values. Or
to be precise, he only has
one: his own celebrity.
The “bandwagon effect”
is well documented in
political science; voters
like to back a winner. And
as Brendan Nyhan wrote
recently in The New York
Times, “Trump’s initial
success may have helped
attract more support, creating a positive feedback
dynamic that helped fuel
his monthslong ascent in
the polls.”
But once he stumbles,
that dynamic could turn
negative. “Trump’s supporters may shift their support to another candidate,”
Nyhan writes, while others
“could become discouraged and fail to vote at
all.”
That’s why the tribunes
of the Rational Right are
breathing a bit easier after
Iowa, with David Brooks
writing in the Times that
“the amazing surge for
Marco Rubio shows that
the Republican electorate
has not gone collectively
insane.”
True, but remember the
old adage: “You can’t beat
somebody with nobody.”
If the grown-ups in the
Republican Party want to
block Trump and Cruz -and have a chance at beating Clinton -- they have to
coalesce around a credible
challenger.
“Nobody” is not good
enough.
(Steve
and
Cokie
Roberts can be contacted
by email at stevecokie@
gmail.com.)
Ray was appointed by
President Richard Nixon
to be the first woman to
head the Atomic Energy
Commission.
In 1987, Wall Street
Journal reporter Gerald
Seib was released after
being detained six days by
Iran, accused of being a
spy for Israel; Iran said the
detention was a result of
misunderstandings.
In 1995, the space shuttle Discovery flew to within 37 feet of the Russian
space station Mir in the
first rendezvous of its kind
in two decades.
In 1998, President
Bill Clinton signed a bill
changing the name of
Washington
National
Airport to Ronald Reagan
Washington
National
Airport.
In 2006, The New
England Patriots won their
third NFL championship
in four years, defeating
the Philadelphia Eagles in
Super Bowl XXXIX by a
score of 24-21.
In 2011, Former Alaska
Gov. Sarah Palin, delivering the keynote address
at the first national convention of the tea party
coalition in Nashville,
declared, “America is
ready for another revolution.” American missionary
Robert Park headed home
after North Korea released
him from six weeks’ detention for crossing its border
on Christmas Day to protest religious suppression
in the totalitarian regime.
In 2014, House Speaker
John Boehner all but ruled
out passage of immigration legislation before the
fall elections. A suicide
bomber blew himself up at
the gates of a Syrian pris-
on and rebels stormed in
behind him, freeing hundreds of inmates. Baseball
Hall of Famer Ralph Kiner,
91, died in Rancho Mirage,
California. Jay Leno said
goodbye to NBC’s “The
Tonight Show” for the second time, making way for
Jimmy Fallon to take over
as host.
Today’s
Birthdays:
Actress Zsa Zsa Gabor is
98. Actor Rip Torn is 84.
Former NBC News anchorman Tom Brokaw is 75.
Singer Natalie Cole is 65.
Rock singer Axl Rose is
53. Country singer Richie
McDonald is 53. Singer
Rick Astley is 49. “Good
Morning America” co-host
Amy Robach is 42. Actress
Alice Greczyn is 29.
Thought for Today:
“Cherish your wilderness.”
- Maxine Kumin (19252014).
Cokie
Roberts
Today in history
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In 1788, Massachusetts
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In 1911, Ronald Wilson
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Around the state
Idaho panel
introduces
public records
exemption bill
Idaho contract given to
Texas-based Fluor Corp.
people and public safety, captured bison.
Stephanie Seay with the
but fails to protect propBuffalo Field Campaign
erty.
and journalist Christopher
Ketcham claim in their
IDAHO FALLS (AP) — A
lawsuit that the restric- Texas-based company has
tions violate free speech been awarded a five-year
BOISE (AP) — A bill
protections.
nuclear cleanup contract
that would allow public
for a U.S. Department of
utilities to keep blueprints
Energy site in the Idaho desand other documents
ert.
secret from the public has
BILLINGS, Mont. (AP)
The agency announced
passed is first hurdle in the — A federal judge has
Thursday
that the $1.4 bilIdaho Legislature.
denied a request to halt
lion contract will go to
The House State Affairs the planned capture and
a contractor team led by
Committee introduced the slaughter of bison migratmeasure Friday.
ing from Yellowstone
BELLEVUE (AP) — The Fluor Corp., reported the
The proposal would National Park.
Idaho Department of Fish Post Register. Fluor beat out
exempt the public from
U.S. District Judge and Game is feeding elk in another Fortune 500 comseeing
emergency Scott Skavdahl on Friday four areas of south-central pany, AECOM, for the Idaho
response plans, comput- turned down an injunc- Idaho in hopes of keep- Cleanup Project Core.
Fluor opened an office
er and telecommunica- tion sought by a wildlife ing them off roadways and
tion systems and building advocate and a journalist away from hay stacks and in Idaho Falls in 2014. The
company has managed
blueprints.
who sued to gain access cattle operations.
Will Hart, the Executive to the slaughter program.
The Times-News reports DOE operations at other
Director of the Idaho
Federal and state offi- that residents in the Wood sites.
Fluor will be responsiC o n s u m e r - O w n e d cials plan to kill up to 900 River Valley are asked not
ble
for cleaning toxic and
Utilities Company says bison this winter through to feed elk or stop them
under the current statute slaughter and hunting. It’s from moving on to the Fish
any member of the pub- part an effort to prevent and Game feeding areas.
lic could obtain building the spread of brucellosis,
Magic Valley Fish and
blueprints. He says this a disease carried by many Game Regional Supervisor
measure is necessary to bison.
Toby Boudreau says they
prevent the information
During the capture estimate about 1,500
from being exploited by operations, portions of elk are in places they
those seeking to damage the park are closed near shouldn’t be. The feeding
the utility’s infrastructure. its border with Montana. operations are aimed at
He told the committee the Public access also is drawing elk out of towns
current law only protects restricted at a corral for and ranching operations.
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radioactive contamination,
watching over spent nuclear fuel and other duties
at the site west of Idaho
Falls. It will take over two
existing cleanup contracts
that are currently held by
Idaho Treatment Group and
CH2M-WG Idaho, also
called CWI.
Much of the transuranic
waste was buried under dirt
decades ago. DOE officials
said they expect all of it
to be fully cleaned up and
shipped outside the state
by the end of the five-year
contract.
There are several work
milestones in the contract
in order to “align contractor and taxpayer interests,”
according to a DOE news
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Coeur d’Alene RV park
purchased by golf course
COEUR
D’ALENE
(AP) — A troubled RV
park and motel in Coeur
d’Alene that sits next to
a golf course has been
purchased by the course’s
parent company.
Dozens
of
lowincome residents of the
Cedar Motel and RV Park
have been told to leave
by May 1, according to
The Spokesman-Review.
Hagadone Hospitality Co.
recently purchased the
2.3-acre property.
The Cedars have been
plagued by reports of
pools of raw sewage, as
the septic systems were
repeatedly backed up.
The Panhandle Health
District has responded to
reports of septic backups
at the Cedar four times
since 2012, including
an overflow earlier this
week, said spokeswoman
Melanie Collett.
Ron Ayers, who sold
the property to Hagadone
in November, said the
septic systems were broken when his company
purchased the property
about five years ago.
“The systems were not
managed properly prior
to my ownership and
much of the history and
problems in the system
were passed on to me in
the sale, and were not
disclosed to me,” he said.
He said he actively
tried to manage the sewage problems but repairs
were often undone by
blockages created by foreign objects.
Dan
Davis,
with
Property Research Inc.,
who brokered the sale
of the property said
Hagadone
Hospitality
had tried to buy the property three times previously.
Hagadone
hasn’t
revealed what he intends
to do with the Cedar
property, which next
to the entrance to the
Coeur d’Alene Resort
Golf Course. Jerry Jaeger,
president and co-owner
of Hagadone Hospitality,
did not return a call seeking comment.
Residents of the Cedars
said they are concerned
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BOISE - State Representative Mark Nye, District
29, was named Ag All Star by the Food Producers of
Idaho based on his work during the 2015 Legislative
Session. The award ceremony was held in Boise during
a legislative dinner, coordinated by the Idaho State
Department of Agriculture, Idaho Preferred Program.
The dinner, featuring all Idaho agricultural products,
was attended by legislators and members of the agriculture industry.
Food Producers of Idaho, representing 45 agricultural commodity and farm organizations, annually
honors members of the legislature for their work in
agriculture.
Craters of the Moon
park could boost
rural Idaho economy
The Shell station shut
down recently. Same with
the drive-thru restaurant.
Wells Fargo will close this
month, and nearby storefronts sit mostly vacant.
This steadily shrinking
town of 900 undoubtedly
has seen better days. Like
so many other small Idaho
communities, it has suffered from a weak rural
economy and residents
fleeing in search of jobs in
more urban areas such as
Idaho Falls.
But in Arco last year,
a tightly knit group of
residents hatched a plan
they say could turn things
around.
Led by Rose Bernal, a
Butte County commissioner and gas station owner,
and Helen Merrill, a chiropractor, the group’s proposal is simple: Change
Craters of the Moon
National Monument and
Preserve — a 15-minute
drive outside town —
to Craters of the Moon
National Park.
Not only would it be
Idaho’s first fully contained
national park, the namechange backers say, it
also would bring a higher
tourism profile to Craters’
unusual lava fields and, in
turn, an influx of visitors to
tiny towns such as Arco,
Carey and Mackay.
“When you think of the
word ‘monument,’ what
comes to your mind?”
Merrill said. “Most people
go, ‘Well — plaque, statue.’ So why would I get
off a major highway to go
see a monument? But if it’s
a national park, then I’m
going to go.”
Merrill and others hope
the name change would
help spark a revitalization
in a town historically dominated by agriculture and
in close proximity to Idaho
National Laboratory’s desert site. And the movement
is starting to gain steam,
picking up backing from
numerous counties and
state legislators.
Such a national park
designation requires congressional approval, and
Idaho’s delegation has
indicated it will pursue
the idea if there is widespread support, from both
local governments and the
Legislature.
“They want us to thoroughly vet it out,” Bernal
said of the name change,
adding that so far she has
heard few concerns.
An otherworldly landscape
In winter, Craters of the
Moon is quiet and cold. A
thick layer of snow blankets the black basaltic
rock for which the park is
famous, and a few lowlying clouds are hung up
on volcanic cones that
once spewed lava.
Encompassing
more
than 750,000 acres, the
monument and preserve
includes three lava fields
formed by major eruptions
between 2,000 and 15,000
years ago.
Despite its otherworldly
geology, Craters supports
as many animal species as
Yellowstone National Park,
and puts on a stunning
show of wildflowers in
springtime. It also remains
a frequent NASA research
and training ground.
Considering this beautiful and bizarre landscape,
Bernal, Merrill and others
argue that Craters is more
than deserving of national
park status, economic benefits aside.
And they point out that
the national park designation would apply only to
the original 54,000 acres
proclaimed by Pres. Calvin
Coolidge in 1924 as a monument. Management of
the rest of Craters’ roughly
700,000 acres, expanded
by President Bill Clinton
in 2000, would remain the
same, with hunting and
grazing allowed in certain
areas.
“It wouldn’t make any
practical difference in
terms of how we manage
the park or monument,”
said Craters spokesman
Ted Stout.
He said expenses
for such a changeover
would mostly entail
switching out signs and
park literature.
Stout said the park service isn’t allowed to take
a position on the proposal.
But he does have a sense
for what the name change
might mean, especially
considering national parks
figure more prominently
than monuments on maps
and in guide books.
“The public puts a lot
more importance on areas
called national parks,”
Stout said. “A lot of our
visitors kind of stumble
into this place, and we
certainly could use some
more name recognition.”
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During Utah funeral, refuge occupier hailed as hero
KANAB, Utah (AP) —
Inside a packed Mormon
church in this desert town
Friday, a leader of the
Oregon armed standoff
who died in a confrontation with authorities was
called a man of conviction
and not a threat to the law
enforcement officers who
shot him.
“My dad was murdered
defending the liberties so
that we may be free of
bondage,” said Brittney
Beck, a daughter of Robert
“LaVoy” Finicum, who
died Jan. 26 during a confrontation with FBI agents
and Oregon state troopers.
Finicum’s death on a
remote Oregon road has
become a symbol for those
decrying federal oversight,
on public lands in the West
and elsewhere, and has led
to protests of what they
call an unnecessary use of
force. But authorities say
the 54-year-old was reaching for a gun during the
confrontation.
At the funeral, Finicum’s
family drew on their faith
and quoted scripture in
describing their father as
a man of conviction and
courage.
Idaho’s interim
committees working
on suggestions
BOISE (AP) — Idaho lawmakers who spent last summer dissecting some of the state’s most contentious
issues have yet to submit legislation, but key leaders
remain hopeful that proposals will be finalized before
the end of the session.
Four legislative interim committees are expected to
meet at least once more before submitting recommendations on public defense reform, school broadband,
state contracts and urban renewal.
Committee members still have time to submit their
vetted proposals — the Statehouse is only four weeks
into the session — but lawmakers are facing pressure to
adjourn as early as possible because of the looming primary election come spring. This makes getting aggressive proposals out and front of lawmakers a priority.
Here’s where the committees currently stand:
One daughter, Thara
Thenney, said her father
was “defiled, mocked and
eventually slain.”
“He had never, not
once, abandoned his trust
in the Lord,” she said.
A man in the funeral
crowd shouted out “murder.”
The funeral was held
inside a Mormon church,
but national leaders of
The Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter-day Saints last
month denounced the
armed takeover of the
Malheur National Wildlife
Refuge and said they were
“deeply troubled” by
reports the occupiers were
using scriptural principles
to justify it.
Ammon Bundy — a
Mormon and the main
leader of the refuge occupation —has said he was
following divine orders
when he and his followers seized the refuge Jan.
2. Bundy demanded the
government change federal land policies and free
two ranchers imprisoned
for setting fires.
Bundy is among 12
people in custody for their
involvement in the ongo-
ing occupation outside
Burns, Oregon. Bundy and
four others were arrested
during the Jan. 26 confrontation that left Finicum
dead.
Federal prosecutors say
Bundy’s group brandished
firearms to keep officials
from carrying out their
duties, threatened violence
and intimidated locals.
Four occupiers remain
holed up at the refuge,
refusing to leave without
assurances they won’t be
arrested — an unlikely
prospect since they are
among 16 people named
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bill Monday.
The bill would allow the Public Defense Commission
to address counties not complying with state standards.
If mediation failed, then the state would bill the county
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So far, this group has been the slowest to come to
agreements on possible recommendation compared to
other interim committee’s progress.
Republican Rep. Neil Anderson of Blackfoot, the
co-chair of the group, says there’s “still two or three
things” that need to be worked out before the group
meets again.
Idaho’s contract bidding and selection process
became one of the most discussed topics during the
2015 legislative session after a judge threw out a
$60 million contract to provide broadband in public
schools.
Suggested changes have included providing penalties for unethical behavior, requiring uniform training
standards for state employees involved in the procurement process, and mandating annual reporting on highrisk contracts.
Anderson said he’s uncertain when and how many
more times his group will need to meet, he said that a
proposal will be submitted before adjournment.
BROADBAND IN SCHOOLS
After the collapse of the statewide public school
broadband program, lawmakers have had no appetite
to repeat the old model.
Instead, the broadband interim committee has come
up with two bills that would allow local school districts
to manage their own high-speed broadband internet
contracts with state assistance. One bill would create a broadband advisory committee, while the other
proposal would create a broadband grant fund that
school districts could request to help pay broadband
infrastructure projects. Republican Rep. Luke Malek of
Coeur d’Alene said the panel will meet Tuesday to listen
to public testimony.
URBAN RENEWAL
The co-chairs on the Urban Renewal Interim
Committee are meeting this weekend to finalize a draft
bill that will go before the committee on Monday.
Details are still being hashed out, but Sen. Dan
Johnson, R-Lewiston, says he’s confident the bill will
be submitted to the House Revenue and Taxation
Committee by Friday.
Urban renewal agencies collect taxes from improvements in their municipal districts and use that money to
attract and finance new projects, particularly in blighted
areas.
Municipalities have argued that urban renewal agencies help lure major businesses to Idaho, while critics
say the boards have little oversight and take tax dollars
away from key projects.
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Bingham Memorial employees ‘GO RED for Women’
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BLACKFOOT — The
American Heart Association
(AHA) reports that heart dis-
ease is the No. 1 cause of
death for women in the U.S.
More women than men die
of heart disease, but many
women are unaware of the
danger they’re in. The AHA
created the “Go Red for
Women” campaign to raise
awareness of heart disease
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Heart disease refers to
several types of diseases of
the heart, blood, arteries,
and veins. Having heart
disease can often result in
heart failure, heart attack,
stroke, or peripheral artery
disease. The risks for developing heart disease range
from age, gender, family
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diabetes, obesity, and
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“It doesn’t take much to
improve your heart health,”
says B. Shields Stutts, MD,
a board-certified cardiologist at BMH. “In fact, heart
disease is about 80 percent preventable when you
make the right choices.”
By making small improvements to your health, you
will make a big difference.
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NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — sentenced to 75 years in
A New Jersey man con- prison.
NJ.com reports Newark
resident Eddie Roberson
was sentenced Friday for
the killing of Bloomfield
resident Talif Crowley over
a bet on the 2013 Super
Bowl.
Prosecutors
say
Roberson didn’t want to
pay Crowley after losing the bet when the San
Francisco 49ers lost to the
Baltimore Ravens. They
say he believed the 49ers
were cheated in the 34-31
loss.
Roberson was accused
of shooting Crowley six
times during a street confrontation two days after
the game. He was convicted of murder.
The
31-year-old
Roberson must serve nearly 64 years before becoming eligible for parole.
He says he’s sorry for the
Crowley family’s loss but
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Man banned
from using
Bible verse
drops suit
DENVER (AP) — A
graduate of a Colorado
university banned from
putting Bible citations on
a fundraising plaque in
the school’s football locker
room is dropping a federal lawsuit now that the
school has removed the
original plaques.
Lawyers for Michael
Lucas withdrew the case
against the Colorado
School of Mines on Friday.
The former Mines
football player donated
$2,500 and wanted his
plaque to read Colossians
3:23 and Micah 5:9. The
school agreed to allow
him to inscribe the verse
from Micah, which didn’t
mention God, but not the
citation.
The publicly funded school says it never
intended the locker room
to be a forum for individual expression. It’s
launched a new plaque
program which will only
allow donors to put their
names or the names of
others on them.
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Dear Annie: My mother-in-law has a decor
that was personalized
for her by my husband's
long-term ex-girlfriend.
Every time I go to her
house, it's the first thing
I see and it really bothers me. The problem is,
I don't feel I can say
anything to her because
after all, it's her house
and the decorating was a
gift. It's not like I can tell
her, "Hey, get rid of it."
The second problem
is that my mother-in-law
already feels that I'm
a "jealous wife" due to
our past conversations
(which turned into arguments) when she told me
about all of the things
she caught her son doing
with the ex and what
a "cute girl" she was. It
made me angry, and I
said so.
Any suggestions about
the house decor? —
Bothered Wife
Dear Bothered: Yes.
Control your reaction
and leave it alone. You
are right that this is not
Put greater emphasis on
partnerships and cooperation with people who can
influence your emotional
and financial well-being. The
gains you make this year will
depend on your ability to be a
team player and to contribute
ideas and solutions that fit
current trends.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
19) -- If you reconnect with
someone from your past, an
opportunity will present itself.
It’s time for a new beginning.
Aim for progress in all aspects
of life.
PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20)
-- Focus on helping others.
Seek out individuals who can
make whatever project you
are working on better. Make
romance a priority and celebrate life.
ARIES (March 21-April 19)
-- Leave the past behind you
and focus on building a stronger and better future. Bring
about practical changes that
will encourage stability and
future security. Don’t give in
to pressure.
TAURUS (April 20-May
20) -- Take on more responsibilities and prove to others what you are capable of
doing. You will obtain greater
BLONDIE
BABY BLUES
B.C.
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&
Marcie
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your house and you have
no decision-making control over what's inside.
Until Mom wants to
redecorate, which can
be pricey, speaking up
about it will only confirm her opinion that
you are jealous. And she
won't change anything.
She might, in fact, enjoy
your negative reaction.
So don't give her the satisfaction.
Your mother-in-law
may have made an emotional investment in the
ex and isn't ready to
move on and accept that
her son chose differently.
Instead of silently fuming, try to win her over.
Admire some of the decor
(it will make her less
Eugenia
Last
Astro-Graph
popularity and pave the way
to a better position. Romance
is highlighted.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20)
-- You should take care of your
interests, not someone else’s.
It’s important not to fall behind
or to let anyone take advantage of your generosity. Keep
your life in perspective and
live within your means.
CANCER (June 21-July 22)
-- You should make positive
changes that will add comfort
and joy to your home. An
important partnership can be
taken to the next level if you
share your feelings.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) -Preparation will be necessary
if you want to achieve your
goal. Put extra effort into physical improvements if you want
to feel confident enough to
engage in a challenge.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept.
22) -- You will attract positive
DEAR DOCTOR K: My
hip has bad arthritis, and
my doctor says I need either
a hip replacement or something called “hip resurfacing.” Which one is best?
GARFIELD
HAGAR
February 6, 2016 2011 - 7B
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HORRIBLE
FOR BETTER
OR
DEAR READER: I once
had to ask myself that same
question, when my right
hip became so painful
from arthritis that something
needed to be done. Let me
first explain what each type
of surgery is, and then how
to think about the choice
between them.
The hip is a ball-andsocket joint. The ball -- the
top of the femur -- fits into
the socket, the cup-shaped
area in the pelvis called the
acetabulum. In a total hip
replacement, the surgeon
removes the damaged surface of the socket, and also
removes the femoral head
and the neck of the femur.
Then the surgeon replaces
the surface of the socket and
the top of the femur bone
with artificial components.
In a hip resurfacing, the
surgeon replaces the socket
-- just as in a hip replacement. However, the surgeon
keeps the femur in place,
reshapes the ball on top of
the femur and places an
artificial cap (a new “surface”) on top of the ball. So
both the ball and the socket
Dr.
Anthony
Komaroff
Ask Doctor K
have a new surface, but less
surgery is done. Less bone is
removed, and less soft tissue
around the bone is injured.
(I’ve put an illustration on
my website, AskDoctorK.
com.)
That’s the attraction of
hip resurfacing: It’s simpler
and faster than hip replacement. The recovery time is
the same: three days in the
hospital, followed by four to
six weeks of physical therapy. Insurance pays for both
procedures.
So far, so good. Based on
what I’ve said so far, I might
have chosen hip resurfacing
over hip replacement. But
not everyone who needs hip
surgery can have hip resurfacing.
“The anatomy of the hip
allows you to do a total hip
replacement on anyone who
needs it,” says my Harvard
Medical School colleague
Dr. Donald Reilly. “But not
everyone has the right anatomy for hip resurfacing.”
That includes small women
attached to it as a knife
to twist). Tell her how
lovely her home is and
that the ex did a good
job. Ask Mom to help
you out the next time
you are shopping for a
new lamp or arranging
pictures on your walls.
You can catch more flies
with honey than vinegar.
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attention if you use your attributes to help others and are
open and receptive to new
ideas and projects. Romance
will improve your life.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23)
-- Don’t be too quick to share
your thoughts or feelings.
Someone will use your words
against you, making your life
difficult. Work on yourself
instead of trying to change
others.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov.
22) -- Take a break and make
plans to do something fun
with a loved one. A short
vacation or just lazing around
and discussing plans for the
future will result in personal
gains.
SAGITTARIUS
(Nov.
23-Dec. 21) -- Take time to
rummage through your possessions and donate things
you no longer need. Your
kindness will be appreciated,
and the space you make at
home can be put to better use.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.
19) -- You’ll be in the spotlight.
Everyone will want to know
what you think. An opportunity will arise if you get together
with people from your past.
Make love a priority.
with poor bone quality and
people with certain femoral
head anatomies that make
femur fractures more likely.
That was not a problem in
my case: I could have had
hip resurfacing.
The most important
question is: How good are
the results of hip replacement versus hip resurfacing? A recent study published in the British Medical
Journal found that the
results in the first few years
are similar.
However, hip resurfacing is new enough that we
don’t yet know how longlasting the positive effects
are. Traditional total hip
replacement surgery has
been practiced for nearly 50
years; we know a lot about
the long-term results. The
artificial parts of the new
hip tend to last between 15
and 20 years.
Finally,
there’s
an
increased risk of a particular fracture in hip resurfacing patients. If that fracture
occurs, then you need a
second operation -- a hip
replacement.
I decided that since I
probably had at least 20
more years to live, I would
have hip replacement: It
was likely to last as long as
I did.
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199278 • $314,900
In IF! Finally fenced Estab. yard
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3 bdrm 2 bath 1360 2932 sq ft
Nice home in Idaho Falls
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201906 Low Maintenance Townhome
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#202646 Shiny! $142,000
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#200238 Expect to be Impressed 289,900
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Call Susan for tour! 680-3325
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well maintained 3 bedroom/2 bath home on 2 acres with
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#200327 Country home close to
#200381 Great Investment
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is priced to sell! Each unit has
ings. 2 bdrms 1.5 baths. Double garage
3 Bdrm/1 Bath.
& 16x20 shop + chain link fenced yard.
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#202241 Immaculate Custom
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Call Jean 317-2360
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#201669 It’s a Beauty $179,900
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Call Carrie: 681-7555
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not required, but would be valuable. Must have
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DOE. Email resume to
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com or mail to PO Box 310,
American Falls, ID 83211.
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NOW HIRING
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Part-time/Day Shifts.
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Or apply at:
280 Cedar Street
Equal Opportunity Employer
Southeastern Idaho
Developmental Center
Therapy Aide/Tech
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785-9639
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LARGE, THREE-BEDROOM
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Auto Body Technician
Lance Funk Farms, American Falls, has a career opportunity for an Auto Body Technician. Required minimum
of two years experience. Degree in Auto Body Repair a
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Better Business Bureau of
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425 N. Capital
Idaho Falls, ID 83402
or call 523-9754.
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Nursing Career Opportunity
Corizon Health, a provider of health services for the
Idaho Department of Corrections, has excellent
opportunities in the Pocatello area. We are currently
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$1,000 to $1,500 Sign On Bonus may be available.
Ask for more details!
New graduates welcome!
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785-6685.
QUIET NEIGHBORHOOD
Three bedrooms with garage, W/D
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ICCP Certified
• Ages infants to 8-years-old
•One-on-one care
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Call now, 785-0566 or 785-3791
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220 Pets & Grooming
Blackfoot
Pet Grooming
by DeAnna
OPEN MONDAY-FRIDAY
8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
SATURDAYS
9 a.m. to 12 Noon
785-6789 or 680-5459
Most dogs in and out
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We Groom Large
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Cats Too!!
Walk-Ins Welcome!
JULIE’S PET SALON
42 Years’ Experience
785-4940
240 Services Offered
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HOME TOUCH
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380-9610
************
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SEATS UPHOLSTERY
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Trampoline mat repair
Call 785-2827
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Blackfoot
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