Idaho Mountain Express - Online: Issue of 10-27-99 thru 11-02-99

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Volunteers pitch the $11.8 million recreation bond issue

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Volunteers pitching the $11.8 million recreation bond issue have been knocking on doors throughout the Wood River Valley. Last Saturday in West Ketchum, Chris Potters, a member of the Ketchum City Council, left, and volunteer Kathy Gariepy, center, discuss the bond measure with Mary Kim Deffe, right. (Express photo by Ron Soble)

Bond issue vote uncertain Clearing two thirds vote for $11.8 million recreation bond issue will be difficult
Sun Valley and Ketchum candidates debate issues Candidates from two cities differ on affordable housing views
Greenhorn Bridge replacement delayed Property acquisitions almost certainly slow down $4.2 million project until next spring
St. Luke's proposes temporarily severing bike path Hospital officials say they need to trench through path for sewer and water line connections
Blaine County commissioners approve south county subdivision Commissioner Harlig casts dissenting vote declaring proposal does not conform to county comprehensive plan

Grab rec deal while it's hot Editorial asks voters to approve the bond issue on November 2 ballot declaring the measure's many facilities contain a something for everyone opportunity
Idaho Mountain Express endorses candidates for Ketchum and Sun Valley city councils Randy Hall and Sue Noel are endorsed for the Ketchum Council and Latham Williams for the Sun Valley Council

Thinking twice about telephone solicitations Columnist Pat Murphy is critical of the telephone methodology used to drum up donations to the Idaho State Fraternal Order of Police
Setting the record straight on wolves Op ed writer Suzanne Laverty of Defenders of Wildlife argues wolves don't harm people and have had little impact on Idaho livestock
William O. Douglas' trek through the hills Columnist Dick Dorworth writes about the wisdom and humanity of U.S. Supreme Court Justice William O Douglas who also was an ardent environmentalist

Skeleton in a drawer a Bellevue mystery Remains found in a drawer in recently purchased Odd Fellows building raise many questions about how it got there

Defense makes it a Bulldog night Wood River High School varsity football team routed Kimberly Bulldogs in Sawtooth Central Idaho Conference championship game 34 to 6

Frightening fables for Halloween Idaho Mountain Express gingerly tests waters of fright night and invites Blaine County students to write frightening poems and tales

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:

Rec District pushing for major victory on bond issue
Big Wood River gravel bar faces mechanical removal
President Clinton's roads closure proposal in National Forest lands will hardly affect Idaho
Ketchum man sentenced in marijuana smuggling case
Hunter shoots dog instead of bear
Fire conditions in Sawtooth still at dangerous level
Workers prepare Louie's restaurant for move to park and ride lot
Engineers propose reestablishing Big Wood River shoreline
Joint committee confronts McHanville's tangle of issues
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	FOR THE WEEK OF: Oct. 27 - Nov. 2, 1999