CPR rescue saves tennis player Ketchum paramedics, left to right, Tom McLean, John Rathfon, Lara Babalis and Mike Elle surround heart attack survivor Roger O?Connell, center, who stopped by the Greenhorn Fire Station Thursday to say hello after a successful heart surgery last week. Rathfon is carrying a defibrillator that is rapidly becoming standard equipment in rescue vehicles and in many public facilities like schools and airports. Photo by David N. Seelig

Friday, August 6, 2004

• Part of ramp to be held in reserve
  Aircraft traffic jam dangers cited as concern

• Public grills airport advisors
  Open house on airport site options draws a curious few

• Airport weather station
  

• Wildfire season
  90-acre fire squelched Wednesday at Craters of the Moon

• Hamsters build custom rides
  Famed motor-cycle club breaks for Ketchum

• Machete assault case sent to trial
  Prosecution argues Hunt used excessive force against Algiers

• Smiley Creek OKs
  

• CPR rescue saves tennis player
  ?It was a group effort?

• Hall opts to stay on City Council
  Mayor calls decision to decline city job ?disgraceful?

• Commissioners to vote on assessments today
  New assess-ments could arrive in postal boxes Monday

• Oncology Camp feted
  Fundraising events benefit Rainbow Gold

• ?Ride free, Andrew?
  Cancer victim?s legacy provides fitting ride to Camp Rainbow Gold

• Hoppin? tunes at Hop Porter
  Valley bands contribute to Folk Fest?s lineup

• Looking in the mix
  This note?s for you

• Mayor's Party
  

• Why ?piggybanking? in time of need?
  

• Fishing dollars show need for water policy balance
  

• Get ready to roll
  Mountain bike races on tap

• Decent exposure: Turning the lens on David Seelig
  

• Lefty?s F.C. to host 28th annual Ketchum Classic soccer tourna-ment
  At Atkinson Park this weekend

• Get ready to run: Practice set for Wood River soccer players
  

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