Idaho Mountain Express - Online: Issue of 10-20-99 thru 10-26-99

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All that jazz

All that jazz
Thousands of enthusiasts have a blast. Dick Johnson's Mardi Gras Band packed "Satchmo's" venue in Sun Valley as singer Claudette Stone showed why she is one of the best at interpreting classic jazz. The valley's swinging jamboree has emerged as one of the nations's top jazz festivals. (Express photo by Willy Cook)

Louie's move backed by council Ketchum council members unanimous that the onetime church building should be moved to a park and ride lot before it is demolished
Fields attracts local young professionals Fields at Warm Springs affordable condos have a below market price of $135,000 and a lottery has produced 17 qualified applicants
Lottery winners harassed Some of the Fields at Warm Springs lottery winners reported receiving nasty telephone calls which may have included name calling
Berm ordinance approved by county commissioners New standards will govern construction of berms and fences and planting of vegetation along Highway 75
Sun Valley mayor invites Air Ketchum chief to discuss Horizon Air subsidy Air Ketchum boss Leonard McIntosh rejects invitation and declares council members don't want to hear what he has to say

Clinton's wilderness legacy Editorial applauds President Clinton's order that could result in preservation of two-thirds of the remaining roadless forests
No more blown calls Editorial criticizes bad calls by umpires in the Yankees and Red Sox playoff series and jurges use of technology to help the umps make tough decisions

Great music and all that jazz Columnist Pat Murphy says he was dragged reluctantly to the Sun Valley Jazz Jamboree and ended up having a great time

All that jazz Featured is a story and photos of the just completed jazz festival which attracted great musicians and a crowd of more than 7,000 to the valley to hear the best of Dixieland and swing music
Centenarian man Story highlights the life of Elwood Werry of Shoshone who is 100 years old and whose life has many colorful chapters
Flat Top Sheep Ranch is Peavey country as far as the eye can see Profile of John and Diane Peavey whose ranching history is intertwined with the sheep and cattle culture of the valley

Sun Valley's two women's ice hockey teams placed first and third in a tournament featuring teams from several cities Sun Valley Sunsets for second consecutive year racked up a flawless record

Twenty years ago voters elected Dick Heckmann as Sun Valley mayor In Ketchum incumbent Josef Koenig the original builder and owner of the Tyrolean Lodge won a city council seat

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:

Sun Valley is ready to make snow
Public awareness key to bond's passage
Sun Valley officers trained in heart attack response
Option tax shows resort economy trends
Ketchum and Aspen groups advocate smart growth to preserve rural character
St. Luke's construction crews to bore beneath Big Wood River
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	FOR THE WEEK OF: Oct. 20 - Oct. 26, 1999