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What IsJOB CORPSNews Release JOBCORPSis thena-tion’s oldest and largestfederallyfundedjobtrain-ingandeducationprogramforeconomicallydisadvan-tagedyouthages16through24.Establishedin1964,JobCorpshastrainedandedu-catedmorethan2millionyoungpeopletodate,serv-ing approximately 62,000youngadultseachyear. TheCareerDevelopmentServicesSystem(CDSS)isJob Corps’ approach forprovidingseamlessservicesto students, including re-cruitment,education,careertraining,jobassistance,andtransitionalsupportservicesaftergraduation.Studentsreceive hands-on careertraininginmorethan100occupationalareasinclud-ing health occupations,construction-relatedfields,culinaryarts,businessandtechnology-relatedindus-tries.Theycanalsopartici-pateinon-the-jobtrainingatrealworksitesthroughwork-based learningopportunities. Throughemployerpart-nerships,JobCorpsplacestrainedgraduates,whoare

LastSaturday,theRichfieldTigerLadieshadtoplayLighthouseChristiantwicetowinthe1AD2VolleyballChampionship. In the third round of the tournamentRichfieldlostthefirsttwoset,thencamebacktowinthematch3-2,sendingLight-housetothesecond/thirdplacematchtoplayDietrich. Afterlosingtheirfirstgameofthetourna-ment,theDietrichBlueDevilshadtowinthreematchesbeforemeetingLighthouseinarematchofthedistricttournament.ThistimeLighthousewonthematch3-2andwentontothechampionshipgameagainstRichfield. Withthetightturnaroundbetweengames,LighthousehadlittletimetorestandRich-fieldtookthechampionshipgameinthreestraightsetsoverLighthouseChristian.

Cross CountryState Tournament

Thisyear’sCrossCountyrunwasheldatFarragutStateParkinnorthIdahoonOctober31st. Intheindividualcompetition,Richfield’sEricaKent(frontcenterintopphoto)fin-ished3rdinthe1ADivisionwithatimeof

21:40.1.Intheteamresults,Wendell’s2AGirlsTeamcamein9thwithatotaltimeof1:58:54,anaveragetimeof23:47.

State Football LastFriday,theGoodingSenatorsde-featedWieser56to16,movingthemontothesecondroundoftheStateFootballTournament.ThisFridayat7p.m.Good-ingwillhostSouthFremont. Nootherteamsfromourareamovedtothesecondround. WendelllosestoMelba27-23 HagermanbeatenbyValley48-6 RichfieldlosestoClarkCounty30-22 DietrichdefeatedbyNorthGem54-14

Richfield Takes State Volleyball

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Notices of Upcoming Events & MeetingsPrairie Quilters ThePrairieQuiltersinFairfieldhaveanewquiltontheframeandwouldlovetohaveyoustopbyandaddafewstitches.Beginnersmorethanwelcome!TuesdaysandFridaysfrom10:00to12:00attheCamasSenior&Com-munityCenter.Scouting for Food TheFairfieldBoyScoutTroophasdeliveredplasticdo-nationbagsfortheirAnnualFallFoodDrive.PleasefillthemupandhavethemreadyforpickupthisSaturday.Alldonationsstayinthelocalcommunity.Potatoes & Onions TeeHurdisplanningaPotato&OnionruntoFairfieldfortheendofnextweek.Thisisagoodopportunitytostockupforthewinter.Watchformoredetailsnextweek.

Hey Cowboys & CowgirlsBringYourFamilyandFriends

Cowboy ChurchSaturday, November 7th

GoodingCountyFairgroundsPotluckat5:00pm

CowboyPoetry,MusicandMessagewillfollowat6:00pm

Magic Valley Iris Society TheMagicValleyIrisSocietywillbeholdingitsan-nualfallmeetingonNovember7,2015,from11:30a.m.to2:30p.m.atTomato’sItalianGrillinTwinFalls(1309BlueLakesBlvd.N.). MeetingwillincludephotosoftheAmericanIrisSocietyConventioninPortlandOregonwithnarrationbyJeanetteGraham. Membersareencouragedtobringguestsandasal-waysnewcomersarewelcome.Thisisagreatopportu-nitytolearnabouttheclubandsharetheirpassionforiris.Theymeetfourtimesayear,plusputtingonanirisshowandsale.Membershipisonly$7.00ayear,whichincludesfournewslettersandafreeiris. IfyouhaveanyquestionspleasecalledJeanetteGra-ham734-3613,[email protected],orvisittheirFacebookpageatMagicValleyIrisSocietyoronthewebatmagicvalleyirissociety.com.

Message from theCamas County Clerk to the Public: TheBoardofCamasCountyCommissionermeetingminutesarenowbeingpostedontheCamasCountyweb-site:camascounty.id.gov

Fall Tree Sale:4’pottedgreenandbluesprucetreesavailableNOW!

Noorderingnecessary.Only$49.95.Camas Conservation District

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GoodingVolunteerGroupLadies Night Out & Gooding Gobbler Laterthismonth,theGoodingVolunteerGroupwillbesponsoringtwoeventstohelpsupporttheEastParkPlaygroundproject. OnNovember21st,from1to10p.m.comeenjoyaLa-diesNightOutattheBasqueCenter(285EuskadiLane-northoftheNorthCanyonMedicalCenter).Over25localvendorswillofferChristmasShoppingwithoutthetraveltothebigcity.FoodwillbeavailableforpurchasefromCoatesCatering. Allticketsales($5perperson)gotosupporttheEastParkPlayground. OnThanksgivingDay,runoffacouplepoundsorbuildupagoodappititeinthethirdannualGoodingGobbler. This5KRun/Walkwillbeginat8:00a.m.withsignupatNorthValleyAcademy(morningofrace-7:00a.m.),onlineatactive.com,oratWildMane(1245thAveWest).Costtoenteris$20(12plus)and$10(5to12).AllrunnerswillreceiveaT-Shirtforparticipating.Strollersarewelcome. Ifyouhavequestionabouttherun,callEmilyGraybealat539-1235.

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VETERANS DAY SERVICEMountain View Cemetery, Fairfield, Idaho

November 11, 2015 at 11:00 a.m.ThepubliciscordiallyinvitedtoattendElmerMillerPost#19’sannualVeteransDayServiceandplaquededicationonWednesday,November11,2015at11:00AMatMountainViewCemetery,Fairfield,Idaho.Aceremonywillbeheldtohonortheveterans.AluncheonfollowingtheserviceswillbeprovidedbytheAmericanLegionAuxiliary,attheAmericanLegionHall,theluncheonisopentothepublic.ComeandhelpuscelebrateVeteransDay.

Unofficial Election Results*CityofShoshone-CouncilSeats(toptwowin) MikeWallace-97 DaleSluder-67 PaysonReese-60 JannThomsen-40

CityofWendell-CouncilSeats(toptwowin) DonDunn-115 BJMarshall-84FrancisParish-55

CityofHagerman-Mayor NoelC.Weir-130 AlanJay-122

CityofHagerman-CouncilSeats(toptwowin) JayHauser-128 MichaelWinther-104 CharlesRudd-88 RobertG.Bonning-80 FredJ.Churruca-42 *Contestedracesonly.

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o b i t u a r i e s Vard Canara McHan, 76,wasborninFairfield,IdahotoVanceCanaraandEssieGunnellMcHanonNovember16,1938. HepassedawaypeacefullyathishomeonWednesdayOctober28,2015. HewasraisedontheFairfieldranchuntilDecember1943whenhisfamilymovedtoWendell.Hisfatherdiedwhenhewas7yearsold and Vard decided then hewouldtakecareofhismother,whichhediduntilshepassedawayin1996.VardstartedschoolattheWestPointschool,andthenattendedWendellschoolswhereheexcelledinbas-ketball,football,trackandFFA.Hegraduatedin1957andtookoverthefamilyfarm. HemarriedCrystalPetersonJanuary28,1964intheIda-hoFallsTemple.VardandCrystalraisedninechildren.In2000,theysoldtheWendellfarmandboughtaranchnorthofGooding.Vardlovedspendingtimewithfamily,especiallytheMcHanreunionsatBaumgartnerCampgroundwherehewouldwakeuptheentirefamilybysinginghisveryoffkeyrenditionof“OhWhatABeautifulMorning”,andtheyearlyhuntingtripswithhisfamilyandfriends. VardwasamemberoftheChurchofJesusChristofLat-ter-daySaints,wherehelaboredfaithfullyinmanycallingsincludingBishopoftheWendell1stWard,BranchPresidentoftheFairfieldBranch,andamemberoftheWendellStakepresidency.Helovedservingothers,especiallythewidowsandthoseinneed. Vardissurvivedbyhiswife,Crystal,sevensons:Vance(Karen),Gooding;Cameron(Pamela),Rupert;Eric(Ka-trina),Gooding;Lance(Heather),Kuna;Ty,Gooding;Drue(Kristy),Kuna;andAdam(Heather)McHan,Kuna;andtwodaughters:Holly(Dan)Jeffers,Parma;andRobynMcHan,Richfield.Heisalsosurvivedby29grandchildrenand8great-grandchildren,hissisterOpalJonesofSaltLakeCity,andmanyin-laws,niecesandnephews. Vardwasprecededindeathbyhisparents;abrother,LanceVance;andasister,ConstanceEssie. FuneralservicewereheldonSaturday,October31,2015,attheChurchofJesusChristofLatter-daySaintsinGooding.BurialfollowedattheElmwoodCemetery. Condolencesandmemoriesmaybesharedwiththefamilybyvisitingtheobituarylinkatwww.demarayfuneralservice.com.ArrangementsareunderthecareanddirectionofDemarayFuneralService–GoodingChapel.

VardCanaraMcHan DolorisL.(Nickey)Lewis,84,aresidentofWendell,passedawaySaturday,October24,2015atherhomeinWendell. NickeywasbornJuly9,1931inPeru,Indiana,thedaughterofNilesandLenaNicodemus.Shemoved to Idaho, and marriedEdwardN.Baileyin1949.Theyhad3children,Penny(Courtney)Hohnhorst,ofWendell,Idaho,Judy(Bryan)Jorgensen,ofCoeurd’Alene,Idaho,andWilliamE.Bailey,ofWendell,Idaho. ShemarriedJosephLewisinGooding,IdahoonMarch10,1981.HepassedawayMarch25,1996. NickeyworkedasacashierandbakerforherdaughterattheFarmhouseRestaurant.ShealsoworkedatSouthIdahoPressinBurleyandtheGoodingLeaderformanyyearsinadvertising. Inadditiontoherchildren,Nickeyissurvivedby6grand-children,RonaldShane(Cassie)Hohnhorst,ofTwinFalls,Idaho,JamesE.(Brandy)Hohnhorst,ofDickinson,SouthDakota,Misty(Brandon)Paluck,ofWendell,Idaho,ToddGorringe,ofSaltLakeCity,Utah,Cody(Barry)Human,ofBoise,Idaho,andJennifer(Matt)Lamburth,ofCoeurd’Alene,Idaho;1sister,JanetteArmey,ofFlorida;and1brother,TedRaab,ofTexas. Sheisprecededindeathby2sisters,DorothyBuytas,andLouiseMahler;1brother,RoyNicodemus;andherparents,NilesandLena. Acelebrationoflifewillbeheldfrom4to6p.m.onSat-urday,November7,2015,atLatteDaBistro(389S.IdahoStreet)inWendell.

DolorisL.Lewis

death noticesLouisFranklinVaughn,96,ofRichfield,passedawayonSunday,November1st,2015.Funeralserviceswillbeheldat1p.m.onFriday,November6,2015,attheRichfieldCommunityChurch(410SouthMainStreet).Visitationonehourpriortotheservice.IntermentwillfollowattheRichfieldCemetery.SkylarShaneGill,27,ofRichfield,passedawayFridayOcto-ber30,2015.VisitationwillbeNov.6th,atFarnsworthMor-tuary,1343SouthLincoln,Jerome,from6-8p.m.Memorialserviceswillbeheldat11a.m.onSaturday,November7,2015,attheRichfieldCommunityChurch(410SouthMainStreet).IntermentwillfollowintheRichfieldCemetery.

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JuneW.Rands,93,ofSho-shone,passedawaypeacefullyatherhomeonSaturdayOctober17,2015. ShewasbornMay28,1922,inPreston,Idaho,thedaughterofLawrenceDavidWillardandMaryMarindaAndersenWil-lard.JunewasraisedinWen-dell,Idahoandattendedschoolsthere. She married LawrenceEdwardRandsandtheyraisedthreesons. JunewasalifelongmemberoftheChurchofJesusChristofLatter-daySaints,andservedinavarietyofcallings.Sheenjoyedquilting,crocheting,knitting,gardening,homecanning,andcooking. Sheissurvivedbyhersons,David,MarvinandKelvin;10grandchildrenand18great-grandchildren.Sheisprecededindeathbyherparents,herhusband,andninebrothersandsisters. Funeralserviceswillbeconductedat11a.m.onThurs-day,November5,2015,attheShoshoneLDSChurch(507NorthGreenwood).Avisitationwillbeginonehourpriortotheservice.IntermentwillfollowattheShoshoneCemetery.ArrangementsareunderthecareofFarnsworthMortuaryofJerome.

JuneW.Rands I lene L ee M i l ler,(NANA),94,aresidentofTwinFalls,Idaho,formallyofBliss,IdahopassedawayonOctober27,2015atSt.Luke’sMagicValleyMedi-calCenterinTwinFalls. IlenewasbornonJanuary21,1921inEmmett,IdahotoFlorenceandHyrumLee.ShewasraisedandeducatedinManard,Idaho.Shemar-riedGeorgeEarlMilleronNovember6,1936ininMountainCity,Nevada. Shewasahousewife,postmasterandafarmer.Alsoafterhermanyyearsofhardworksheenjoyedquilt-ing,sewing,collectingmanyyardsaletreasures,andofcourse,everybody’sfavoriteNanaRolls. IleneissurvivedbyherchildrenJudyComptonofTwinFalls;JoAnn(Tom)GormleyofBoiseandSu-san-Sam(Scott)BarkerofBliss.Sheisalsosurvivedby18grandchildren,40great-grandchildrenand20great-great-grandchildren. ShewasprecededindeathbyherparentsFlorenceand Hyrum, husband George Miller, son RuebenMiller,sisterDonnaBehunin,brothersDalLee,Law-renceLee(Buddy),DelRayandtwograndchildren;RickyMillerandJayceeCarlson. Amemorialservicewillbeheldat11:00am,onFri-dayNovember6,2015attheChurchofJesusChristof Latter-day Saints, 1228 Main Street Gooding,Idaho. Thefamilythankseveryoneforalltheloveandsup-port.Inlieuofflowerspleasedonatetoyourfavoritecharity.

Arrangementsare under thecare and direc-tionofDemarayFuneralService.Condolencesandmemoriesmaybeshared with thefamily at www.demarayfuner-alservice.com.

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Celebration of LifeCatherine Maule

Mymother,CatherineMaulepassedawayonOctober4th,2015.Torememberandcelebrateherlife,youareinvitedtoherhomeonNovember14th.

Manyofyouhaveenjoyedherandlovedherovertheyears,andthisisouropportunitytohonorhertimewithus.

PleasecomeandjoinusatherhomeonAlturusAvenueinFairfieldat4:00p.m.Iamarrangingashortservice,aswellassnacksandbeveragesafterwards.

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Haveyoueverhadtouseyourownjudgementtofinishsomeworkwhereasyou

weren’tgivenanyinformationtofinishaccordingtoyoursupervisor’swish?Uponyourcompletionyouwere

asked,“Whydidyoudothisjobthewayyoudidit?ItisnotwhatIwanted.” Basically,youhavebecomeamemberofthe“KnowNothingClub.”Generallythereareatleasttwopeople,includingyourself,thataretwostepsbelowthe“KnowNothingClub”entrylevel.Atthislevelpointyouhavetobegivensomeinformationjusttostillknownothing.Zeroknowledgeisstillzeroknowledge. IhavebeenatthepositionoftheKnowNothingcrew.Ipro-cessedmyinformationtodothejobasgiventomeintheinitialfirstinstructions.And,ofcourse,noonetellsyouofchangesor“clued”youinastothefinalapproachesofthejobathand.IhavebeenthinkingIcouldstartmyselfabusinessofKnowingNothing.IcouldappointmyselfCEO.Ofcourse,IwouldneedamanagersoIcouldtellnothingto.Employeeswouldfollow.Asecretarycouldworkbynotwritingdownbusinessprotocol,forgettopassonphonemessages,andcollectduesfromallothermembersjoiningandnotneedingtoknowanything. TheKnowNothingteamislikemushroomgrowersonlyinthefactthatyouarestuckinthedarkanddineonmealsofmanure,politelyspeaking.Oryoucouldbelikesomeofthosefellowsinweirdcoldresistantcostumesonthedarksideofthemoon.Theydon’tseethelighteither. Inthe“KnowNothingClub”youcouldcomehomefromvisitingsomewhereandfindyourwholefamilyhasmovedandyouknewnothingoftheplans(sadcircumstances).Where’stheinfo? Withtherapiduseofcellphonesandtheuseoftext,onewouldthinkthatyouwouldbeoninformationoverloadandhavetore-jectsomeoftheinformation.Itseemstometheoldpostalsystemwithstampsandletterskeptyoumoreinformed.Atleastyoucanprocessallthatworthlessinformation. Doestherighthandknowwhatthelefthandisdoing?Dependsonwhethertheyweresharingthesamemitten,suggestingthethumbisuniversal. Maybesomepeopleprefernottoknowanything.Itgivesthemafalsesenseofcontrol.Ormaybetheydon’thavetoexercisere-sponsibility.Tome,I’dratherbekeptoutofthedarkandbeinthe“Know.”Itenablesmetodomyjobalittlemoreefficiently.IcanstilltakeprideinwhatIdo.Icanusegoodjudgementinfinishingatask.Idon’thavetosecondguesswhat’shappeningorwhat’sgoingon. Ifyouareoneofthosewhoareinthe“KnowNothingClub,”Iamtryingtoworkthingsinyourfavor.Fortendollarsyoucanjoinmefornotknowinganything.SinceIwillbetheCEO,Iwillnotknowwhereyourmoneycamefrom,IwillnotbeabletotellyouwhatI’mdoingwithyourmoney,andI’llgiveyouwhatyouexpect-toKnowNothing. Thisismy“CupofTee”onholdtoknow.

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Gooding 934-5504 (308 Senior Avenue)Lunch Suggested Donation $3.50

Breakfast: (7:30 to 10) 1st Saturday of the MonthFit & Fall Proof: Every Mon. & Wed. at 11:00 a.m.

------------------Thursday, Nov 5 Ham & Party PotatoesMonday, Nov 9 HaystacksTuesday, Nov 10 Chinese Broccoli BeefWednesday, Nov 11 Beef Soup & Cornbread

Fairfield 764-2226 (129 Willow Avenue West)Lunch: 2.50 (2-9) $5 (10-59) $4 over 60 (suggested)

Breakfast: (8 to 10) 2nd Saturday of the MonthOpen for Coffee and Breakfast 7 to 11 a.m.

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Friday, Nov 6 Fried ChickenTuesday, Nov 10 TacosWednesday, Nov 11 CLOSED for Veterans Day

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LegionAuxiliaryUnit19,Fairfield,IDwouldliketoexpressoursincereappreciationforthemenandwomenwhoservedandareservingintheUnitedStatesArmedForces. Thankyouforservingthisgreatcountry.Thankyouforprotectingus.Thankyouforthesecuritywehaveandfeelhereathome.Weknowyousacrificedmuchforyourcountryandallofus.Andthoughyoumaynolongerweartheuni-form,weknowyou’realwaysoncalltoserveandprotectthefreedomandsecurityoftheUnitedStatesofAmerica. TheAmericanLegionAuxiliarysupportsandhonorsthesacrificeofthosewhoservedbyen-hancingthelivesofourveterans,militaryandtheirfamilies,bothathomeandabroad.Weinviteeveryonetopausetoday,November11andeverydaytorememberthosewhohavefoughtforourfreedoms.Thankyoutoallwhohavesobravelyprotectedus. LearnmoreabouttheAmericanLegionAux-iliaryatwww.ALAforVeterans.org.Orfeelfreetocalloremail: Dolores Chapman, President American Legion Auxiliary Unit 19 Fairfield, Idaho Phone: 208-764-2752 Email: [email protected]

Letter to the Editor

When the earlytravelers crossed

theCamasPrairie,theywere surprised to find

a series of chimneys nearastream.Theywerelavarocklaidupwithoutmortar.Therewere16or16ofthemaboutahalfmileaprt.Therewasalsoevidenceofirrigation.Throughtheyearsmanyhaveinvestigatedbutnoonehasdiscoveredwhobuiltthem,norwhathappenedtothebuilders.Theonlyremainingfactthattheyeverexistedisthename-Chim-neyCreek.Howeveritisapartofthepastthatshouldbepreserved.IfyoulikeMysteryStories,useyourimaginationandwriteyourownsolu-tionandshareitwithus.


SimpsonSupportsBipartisanBudgetAgreement

BillReducesDeficit,ProtectsourMilitary,andPreventsCatastrophicDefault

Washington,D.C.–IdahoCongressmanMikeSimpsontodayvotedtosupportH.R.1314,theBipartisanBudgetAgreementof2015.Inadditiontopreventingacatastrophicnationaldefault,thisagreementachieveslong-termsavingsthroughentitlementreform,deliverspre-dictabilityandcertaintytotheappropriationsprocessandthefundingofournationaldefense,andrepealsanonerousmandateputinplacebyObamacare.H.R.1314isfullyoffsetanddoesnotincreasetaxes. “Itisimperativethatweactinthebestinterestofournationbypre-ventingadefaultonournationalcredit,”saidSimpson.“Toallowthattohappenwouldbeirresponsibleatbestandcatastrophicatworst.Giventhatreality,I’mpleasedthatHouseandSenateleadershiphavereachedanagreementthatprotectsthebudgetcutsputinplacebythesequester,butprotectsourmilitaryanddomesticprogramsfromitsmindlesscutsbyreplacingitwithmeaningfulreformsinmandatoryspendingandothersavings.Thisagreementreducesthedeficitbynearly$80billionover10years—whichmeansthatbudgetitkeepsusontracktosavetaxpayersmorethan$2TRILLION,asmandatedbytheoriginalBudgetControlAct.Recognizingthatwehavearesponsibilitytoactonthisissue,Ibelievethisisafiscallyresponsibleagreement.”

Amongotherprovisions,theagreementwoulddothefollowing:·Putsinplacebudgetcapsthatare$56billionbelowtheRyanbudgetforFY16and$70billionbelowtheRyanbudgetforFY17.·EnsuresthattheSocialSecurityDisabilityTrustFund—currentlyscheduledfora20%reductionacrosstheboardattheendofnextyear—willbeabletocontinuetopayfullbenefits;·Includesstructuralentitlementreformstostrengthenthelong-termsolvencyoftheSocialSecurityprogram;·Replacessequestration’sarbitrary,across-the-boardcutswithmorerationaldeficitreduction;·EliminatesObamacare’smandatethatemployeesmustenrollintotheircompany’shealthcareplan;·PreventsadramaticspikeinMedicarePartBpremiumsformillionsofseniors.

“Thisbillisn’tperfect,andlikeothers,IhaveconcernsaboutthecropinsuranceprovisionsandtheMedicarecutstohospitals,”saidSimpson.“ButIrealizethatthisagreementisnecessaryforthehealthandstabil-ityofoureconomy.Thiscountryhasbigproblems,andtheAmericanpeopleexpectmorefromtheirelectedofficialsthantositontheside-linesandcriticizeeverythingthatdoesnotmeettheirideologicallypurestandards.That’seasy.Solvingproblems—alsoknownasgoverning—ishardwork.” Despitethepassageofthisconstructiveagreement,SimpsonbelievesCongresshasconsiderableworkaheadofitinfurtherreducingthebudgetandeliminatingthedeficit.HeremainsastrongproponentofaBalancedBudgetAmendmentandisaleadingadvocateinCongressforreformingthetaxcodeandentitlementprogramstoachieverealprogresstowardsmaller,moreefficientfederalgovernment.

CrapoOpposesDebtCeilingDeal

DealDivertsFromBalancedBudgetPathEstablishedinBudgetResolution

Washington,D.C.–IdahoSenatorMikeCrapowillvoteagainstameasurecurrentlybeingcon-sideredbytheSenatethatwillraisefederalspend-ingcaps,aswellasthedebtceiling.FinalpassageofthemeasureisexpectedintheearlymorninghoursFriday. “This bill does almost nothing to establishlong-termfiscalrestraintsnecessarytobalancethenation’sbudget,”saidCrapo.“Instead,thismeasurewillenablecontinued,irresponsiblegov-ernmentspendingforthenexttwoyears,removebudgetcapspreviouslyagreedtobythePresidentandbothhousesofCongress,andusebudgetarygimmickstopromisefuturesavingsinexchangeformorespendingtoday.Congressonceagainmissedanopportunitytonegotiateandenactreal,responsible,fiscalreforms.” Themeasure,titledthe“BipartisanBudgetAct”(H.R.1317)willraisethefederaldebtceilingthroughMarchof2017,whileatthesametime,increasingfederalspendingbymorethan$80billionoverthesametwo-yearperiod. “AsamemberoftheSenateBudgetCommittee,I’veexpressedmycontinuingfrustrationabouttheinabilityofCongresstogettothesecondyearofanybudgetitpasses.Finally,earlierthisyear,aftersomanyyearswithoutabudgetunderthepreviousSenateleadership,Iwelcomedtheop-portunitytovoteforthebudgetresolutionap-provedbythisCongress,“Crapoadded.“NotonlywasthisthefirsttimeCongressapprovedabudgetresolutioninfiveyears,itwasabudgetthatputusonapathtobalance,withoutraisingtaxes,within10years.Regrettably,thismeasurebeingconsideredbytheSenatewillensurethatwefailtoexecuteonthatpreviouslypassedbudgetresolution.Wecannotcontinuetofundourgov-ernmentthroughbudgetarymethodsthatmaskthetruepictureofourfiscalrealitywhilefailingtoenactreal,meaningfulspendingandbudgetreforms.” ThemeasurepassedtheHouseofRepresenta-tivesWednesdaywithavoteof266-167,andisexpectedtobepassedbytheSenateandsignedbythePresident.


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FairfieldRangerDistrictOpenHouse TheFairfieldRangerDistrictwouldliketoinvitethepub-lictoanopenhousetodiscussanupcomingForesthealthprojectintheSaltCreek/BownsCreekandFleckSummitarea.ThegoalsoftheSaltBownsVegetationManagementProjectare:1)torestorethedeclininghealthofthevegeta-tionduetoinsectanddiseaseinfestationsandthelongtermexclusionoffire;and2)toreducetheamountofaccumulatedfuel,reducingtheriskofalarge,severefireinthearea. RepresentativesfromtheFairfieldRangerDistrictwillbeinattendancetotalktothepublicabouttheproject’sobjectives.TheopenhousewillbeinFairfieldattheCamasCountySeniorCenterfrom5:00to7:00p.m.onNovem-ber12,2015.TheSeniorCenterislocatedat129WillowAveWest,Fairfield,Idaho. “It’sagreatopportunityforthepublictogetinvolvedwiththeplanningprocessanddiscusswithForestServiceStaffworkingontheprojecthowitshouldbecarriedoutandimplemented,”accordingtoMikeDettori,FairfieldDistrictRanger.“Weencouragefolkstocometotheopenhouseandshareyoursuggestionsandcomments.”IfyouhaveanyquestionsabouttheopenhousepleasecontactLynSnoddyat208-737-3246.

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