Idaho Mountain Express - Online: Issue of 08-18-99 thru 08-25-99

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Alistair Neale, The Sun Valley Symphony Music Director

Electric Performance
Alistair Neale, The Sun Valley Symphony Music Director, takes musicians through a rehearsal on Friday in preparation for an all-American music program that evening. An electric effort was turned in by young pianist Jeremie Michael on Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue

Ketchum Mayor Coles recovers from heart surgery Expects to return to post in a few weeks
Woman leads police on high-speed chase California resident takes whirlwind tour of Wood River Valley
Locals caught in Salt Lake City funnel Wood River Valley residents attending outdoor show were not injured
New Ketchum post office could soon be a reality Building planned for corner of Fourth Street and Second Avenue behind Perry's restaurant

Enough already with the Starbucks signs Local brouhaha over signs on historic Lane Mercantile Building in Ketchum should be resolved once and for all
Media frenzy clouded Furrow chase Cable TV networks scramble to cover white supremacist who shot up Los Angeles area Jewish community center resulted in poor journalism

Grassroots politics: different approaches for different folks Pat Murphy contrasts Iowa Republican straw vote with Wood River Valley grassroots effort protesting Forest Service recreation user fees

Young pianist Jeremie Michael received a standing ovation at Sun Valley Summer Symphony all-American program Rendition of Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue was smash performance
Two sockeye make it to Redfish Lake Since 1991 only 16 sockeye salmon have returned to the lake north of Ketchum

Lefty's stings Boise, captures the classic Ketchum soccer team rules 5-4 in overtime over Boise Sting

Class of '69 met for 30th reunion Wood River High School graduates gathered Aug. 6-7 in Ketchum and Hailey

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:

Elementary schools, Wood River high and middle schools, College of Southern Idaho gear up for fall classes
Citizens group to examine Highway 75 widening
Standoff continues between prosecutors and judge involving knife wielder at Wood River High
Warm Springs Broadway bridge may be closed
Defense Secretary Cohen and former Israeli leader Netanyahu speak at Sun Valley
Idaho Supreme Court reverses Hailey zoning decision that would have prevented retailers from building in 12.6-acre subdivision owned by local developer
Sun Valley Summer Symphony underwriter Edgar M. Bronfman, president of the World Jewish Congress, received Presidential Medal of Freedom at White House ceremony
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	FOR THE WEEK OF: August 18 - August 24, 1999