Citizen Review Online Current News

November 29, 2004

November 24, 2004

Rossi wins recount by 42 votes -King 5 News

Rural King County residents demonstrate in Seattle -King 5 News

This Land is OUR Land; Untamed nature and the removal of humans. By Tim Findley for Range Magazine (Special Report on the Wildlands Project)

Radio Broadcasts about Sustainable Development, "Smart Growth", and more.

November 22, 2004

Judge denies request that some King County ballots not be counted -King 5 News

The Fairtax: A Trojan Horse for America? by Claire Wolfe & Aaron Zelman for JPFO

November 20, 2004

Putin adviser says Kyoto 'smoke screen' - Treaty will create Soviet-style 'monster' threatening freedom - WND

Patients pepper doctors with renewed questions about popular drugs - King 5 News

Life after I-884: Moving beyond the rhetoric & Solutions that Work - Op/Ed by Marsha Richards, Evergreen Freedom Foundatin

Sierra Forest holds OHV Inventory Workshop - Blue Ribbon Coalition

Washington Farm Bureau Newswatch

Climate Experts Respond to Arctic Climate Impact Assessment - Recent Warming Trend is Unexceptional Compared to Natural Variability in Centuries Past -Yahoo News

November 19, 2004

EDITORIAL: The urge to 'manage' - Sell off the federal lands, stand aside and watch free market do its work - LV Review Journal

Water release to boost lake level - Government plans experiment with Colorado River flow - LVRJ

November 18, 2004

It's Rossi by 261; recount is next -Seattle Times

King County, WA: Referendum drive aims to fight land restrictions - Petition targets controversial land ordinance -Seattle Times/King Co. Journal

Panel probes offshore job flow - Legislators meet in Everett to discuss outsourcing and health care costs - Everett Daily Herald

Evangelize the Vote - Meet the conservative Christian pastor who spearheaded the Bush voter registration campaign in Washington - Seattle Weekly

Judge: Flood-plain policy ignores impact on salmon -Seattle Times

Colorado: State plans more talks on fair division of water- Board's study sees high future demand - Rocky Mountain News

November 17, 2004

Ranchers Enticed by Conservation Easements -LMNS

Whittling down the Endangered List -LMNS

Fish and Wildlife "Beyond the Pale"- Judge sides with county - LMNS/Sentinel

Sheldon claims win in Mason - The Democratic state senator plans to keep his Olympia job and serve Mason County as an independent in the commissioner's office - Kitsap Sun

Water planning helps keep it flowing - Kitsap Sun

November 16, 2004

Americans targeted for behavior modification - Paul Walter for News with Views

Clear swimming - Last obstacle for salmon headed upstream cleared from Beaver Creek - Methow Valley News

November 15, 2004

PLF Launches Sweeping Lawsuit Challenging Critical Habitat for 48 Species in California

Hug A Miner Today - Editorial by Assemblyman Ray Haynes

November 14, 2004

Federal Regulation Costs Continue to Climb - LMNS

Federal Employees Sued Under "RICO" Act - LMNS

Property-rights measure throws Oregon land-use regs into question - AP

2nd Bush Administration to Pursue Enviro Goals -LMNS

Editorial: Court should let state death tax die -Seattle Times Editorial

November 12, 2004

New governor will clean house _ especially if it's Rossi - Seattle P-I

November 11, 2004

Reasons to honor our vets TRACKSIDE © by John D�Aloia Jr.

Maryville, TN: Court hears motions to dismiss county commissioner lawsuit - The Daily Times

November 10, 2004

Rossi in the lead and talking transition - King 5 News

Arctic Ice Cap to "vanish" by 2070? By Jon Christian Ryter for News with Views

November 9, 2004

Governor's race: still too close to call -King 5 News

Lacey approves rail for trail contract -The Olympian

Stickers Put in Evolution Text Are the Subject of a Federal Trial - New York Times

Social Security: House of Cards by Dr. Ron Paul

November 8, 2004

Proof is in the fingerprints - Edmonds Municipal Court is the first in Washington to take electronic prints - Everett Daily Herald

Pierce County growth plan nears completion - News Tribune

Thirsty communities understand the value of liquid assets -The News Tribune

November 6, 2004

Jesse Hardy is fighting back by Henry Lamb, for News with Views

Forest Conservation Act: More duplicative funding by Cheryl Chumley, for News with Views

November 5, 2004

MORRISON: The fine art of persuasion by Joyce Morrison for Illinois Leader

Department of Revenue raises "death tax" from the grave - EFF

County voters favor Rossi - But that could still change as thousands of absentee and provisional ballots are counted - Everett Daily Herald

Tribe vetoes Deschutes plan - Squaxin say water proposal does too little - The Olympian

November 4, 2004

County's CAO goes into effect Jan. 1 - Snoqualmie Valley Record

FMF funds off-road education program- Blue Ribbon Coalition News

November 3, 2004

Governor's race: Gregoire inches ahead of Rossi - Recount a possibility - King 5 News

AND NOT A SHOT IS FIRED! by Albert Burns for News with Views

November 2, 2004

Green indoctrination on Kerry's agenda? Candidate founded group to shift children's 'thinking, values, action' - Joseph Farah, for Worldnetdaily

Controlling spending? Dipping into your wallets seems out of control for politicians - TRACKSIDE © by John D�Aloia Jr.

Behavior modification: Santa Cruz�s Transportation Tax Measure may spread to your town

My Official Public Comments on the Draft Conceptual Restoration Plan for Whitewood Creek and the Belle Fourche and Cheyenne River Watersheds, South Dakota by Julie Kay Smithson