FOR THE WEEK OF:
July 21 - July 27, 1999

• Turf controversy unresolved over land use between communities Rare joint meeting of Hailey, Bellevue city councils

• Western legislators face off on dam breaching and other controversies Annual session attracts more than 400 lawmakers

• Nez Perce leader speaks out for salmon recovery Jaime Pinkham calls for breaching four dams on lower Snake River

• Sun Valley/Ketchum Chamber Of Commerce gets financial boost from SV council Not clear if Ketchum council will follow suit

• The big picture Super highway, light industrial zone and other contentious issues face Blaine County

• Honoring Hemingway Ernest Hemingway's birthday is a time to reflect on his writing and influence

• Prankster tricks reporter Ketchum character pulls a fast one on journalist

• Signed: Ejack Seattle graffiti artist reflects Sun Valley summer in unique painting style

• The life and good times of Dora Schlunegger Enjoy bear stew with Beaver Creek Store's proprietor

• Public Notice Summary

The Idaho Mountain Express is distributed free to residents and guests throughout the Sun Valley resort areas. Subscribers to the Idaho Mountain Express will read these stories and more in this weeks' issue:

• Other Stories This Week:

  House rejects ending forest user fees
  Area youth help program in danger of ending
  Ketchum needs to jump through several financial hoops if it hopes to qualify pool for bond measure
  Sun Valley gearing up for a millennium blast
  Cell phone trips up truck thief
  Approximately 163 pigs killed in truck accident
  News of Record
  

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