FOR THE WEEK OF:
Sept. 22 - Sept. 28, 1999

• Fish and Game Commission declares war on predators Plan aimed at protecting game species such as deer, elk, grouse and duck.

• Lick it and stick it at new Ketchum post office $7 million facility, on the corner of Fourth Street and Second Avenue, behind Perry's restaurant,receives green light from Washington

• Cougars prowl Hailey In recent days, lions have eaten two domestic rabbits, killed a dog and maimed another canine

• FAA investigates pilot Bill Rheinschild apparent target of investigation for buzzing airport area with World War II P-51 Mustang

• Send lions to happy hunting ground Editorial calls for Hailey officials to intervene to make sure citizens are safe from roaming cougars

• Courageous Ketchum council vote Editorial suggests council's decision to place future of Wagon Days'Black Jack Ketchum Shootout Gang event on November ballot is a frivolous decision

• When spines turn to wet noodles Columnist Pat Murphy says Ketchum City Council should decide future of Wagon Days' Black Jack Ketchum Shootout event and not fob it off on the voters

• My Book House builds a foundation for life Columnist JoEllen Collins reflects on a childhood book series and how it enriched her life

• Technology educators encourage nonlinear learning Wood River Middle School students learn in cutting edge learning environment under teacher Brad Thode

• Home schoolers relish independence No Idaho agency has handle on home schooling which has supporters throughout state, including Blaine County

• Public Notice Summary

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• Other Stories This Week:

  Edward Scott of Ketchum elected to skiing hall of fame
  Fifth District judge upholds Blaine County judge's refusal to enforce Idaho's new felony domestic battery law
  Greenhorn Bridge replacement delayed
  Qualified candidates still needed for Blaine County elections
  Recreation District proposes $11.85 million bond for November ballot
  Thunder Spring construction nearly halted over permit dispute
  Hospital administrator discloses almost $30 million has been raised for new St. Luke's medical complex in McHanville
  Hailey law firm awarded public defender contract
  Arson suspected in Quigley and Slaughterhouse canyon fires
  Horizon flight added to local airport
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