Citizen Review Online Sept. 2004 News

September 29, 2004

Clallam County, WA - Private sector testimony runs strongly against proposed WRIA 18 Watershed Plan at public hearing; more hearings set by Sue Forde, Citizen Review Online

Random ferry searches 'likely' to meet federal security guidelines - Seattle P-I

Clallam County passes second real estate tax - KONP

National park overhaul -Opinion, Arizona Daily Star

West End: Hoh conservation corridor is no attempt to `federalize' river valley, Rep. Dicks says- PDN

Commissioners set two more hearings on watershed plan - PNN

Landowner rights may be cut -Arizona Daily Star

Movement detected on Mount St. Helens' lava dome - King 5 News

Mammoth toxic algae bloom off Washington coast - King 5 News

Mosquitoes could be source of West Nile Virus through November - IDPH says to continue to use caution when outdoors -Illinois Leader

September 28, 2004

Judge challenges plan on dams - The Bush administration reverses policy, now saying that dams pose no threat to the survival of salmon -The Oregonian

Water rights dry up as a thirsty town searches for help -The News Tribune

Setember 27, 2004

West End: More federal dollars for Hoh River land trust stirs more worries among upriver residents - PDN

The problem with sales tax - Trackside by John D’Aloia Jr.

Surge for the Sierra: Governor approves massive conservancy - forward by Julie Kay Smithson

Mount St. Helens earthquakes may signal eruption - King 5 News

Beyond Reform; Beyond Rescue; Beyond Hope - by Henry Lamb, for News with Views

September 25, 2004

Invasive Species: The newest threat to property rights - News with Views

Clallam: Doomed Elwha Dam still packs powerful punch - PDN

Governor candidates debate at Semiahmoo -Bellingham Herald

Despotism in 'takings' of private property - George Will, Bremerton Sun

Division over wildfire buffer rules - Rural fire chiefs say county rule could make problem worse - Seattle P-I

Swarm of quakes shake Mount Saint Helens crater -King 5 News

September 24, 2004

ESA Challenge Before the U.S. Supreme Court - LMNS

Universities Emphasize Sustainable Environmentalism - LMNS

West End: $3.7 million federal grant for Hoh River corridor - PDN

Shrimp Pose Danger for Airline Passengers - LA Times/LMNS

Road Improvement Project Delayed for Birds -The Californian/LMNS

September 23, 2004

Nethercutt's Wild Sky bill dies in committee -Seattle Times

Kretz wins 7th District Republican Ticket in Primary - Earnest campaign efforts, community support evident in primary results

Yakama tribe gets proposal for Mount Adams ski resort -The Oregonian

Rossi, Gregoire in close race for Washington governor -The Columbian

Water From the Sky Brings Water to Farms - Yakima Herald-Republic

Bull Trout Critical Habitat Area Reduced - Yakima Herald-Republic

State should lead ocean's restoration - Establish a "National Oceans Council" says enviro group spokesperson - Seattle P-I

Opinion: Get funding to expand Rainier national park - News Tribune

September 22, 2004

New watershed proposal blasted for "lack of scientific evidence"-PNN

Watershed plan draws community concern - Sequim Gazette

Nurses union fighting flu-shot requirement -Seattle Times

New federal plan could cut back bull-trout habitat -Seattle Times

September 20, 2004

EDITORIAL: How did BLM come to 'own' this land? Rapacious bureaucrat wants $56 million - LV Review Journal

Should we remove our dental fillings?Editorial by Vin Suprynowicz - LVRJ

Bring back DDT to protect human lives TRACKSIDE © by John D’Aloia Jr.

Not So Greenpeace - Wall Street Journal

U.N. seeks new environmental treaty by Cheryl Chumley for eco-logic/Powerhouse

September 19, 2004

Residents fear proposed corridor will ruin area's rural character -Bellingham Herald

September 17, 2004

Wildlife refuge seeks graziers - Capitol Press

September 16, 2004

Nethercutt offers Wild Sky compromise; colleagues pan it - King 5 News

Superbugs getting increasingly common - King 5 News

MORRISON: It Will Never Happen - or will it? Illinois Leader

Senate approves Mount Rainier National Park expansion bill - King 5 News

September 11, 2004

Seventh Grader Changes Class Presidential Poll - One person can make a difference! by Lois Perry, Citizen Review Online

Patriot Day 2004 - Proclamation by the President

September 10, 2004

Experts suggest Bush papers were forged - WA Post/News Tribune

National property rights conference set - LMNS

Three States Attempt to Reduce Government Holdings - LMNS/Heartland Institute

National Geographic Melting Down? by Patrick J. Michaels, Cato Institute

Alaska Air to cut about 900 jobs - Seattle airline company has fourth-highest costs in U.S.-Seattle P-I

Bush E. O. Calls for Cooperative Conservation -Bush environmental order: Heed local landowners, governments - LMNS/AP

Appeals court rejects gun show suit - PNN

Another Notch on Big Government's Gun - Catron County, NM Rancher Kit Laney Expected to Plead Guilty -LMNS/Journal Southern Bureau

Fisheries agency says Columbia Basin dams don't threaten salmon -Seattle Times

Washington State proposes boost in 2005 workers' comp premiums -News Tribune

September 5, 2004

An Interview with Juanita Doyon - Democrat Gazette

The Working Underground - Day laborers are a boon for the economy, but not without personal, legal consequences - Santa Cruz Sentinal

Surprising plan in GOP Platform - by Jon Christian Ryter for News with Views

Zell Miller's speech under-reported - by Sharon Hughes for News with Views

Washington Farm Bureau Newswatch

Justice Madsen most pro-business on state Supreme Court - Opinion by WSFB

Meeting in London discusses how to make abortion an international right - C-Fam

September 4, 2004

Deal ensures 90,000 acres in King County will stay wilderness - Seattle P-I

What's wrong with this picture? Invasive Species, the Endangered Species Act and Consensus by Rhoda Cargill

Nethercutt's opponent in GOP primary finds an unusual ally - Seattle P-I

September 2, 2004

Here comes the U.N. - again! by Henry Lamb, for eco-logic Powerhouse

Remembering our troops - View "Until then..."

"Situational ethics" - lies that sound nice by Joyce Morrison, for eco-logic Powerhouse

Doctors launch medical liability reform initiative - Puget Sound Business Journal

Anxiety high as deadline looms to get politics out of land-use laws - Seattle P-I

September 1, 2004

Dungeness buyout homes to be leveled - Fourth structure may be used as low-cost housing -PDN

NOAA sets community meetings on hatchery policy, listings - Columbia River Basin F&W News

Democrat Senator Zell Miller speaks out on behalf of re-electing President George W. Bush - Fox News

Feds conclude dams don't jeopardize salmon - Seattle Times

Marbled murrelet remains on the endangered species list, for now - Fish & Wildlife Report

The environment, government, and corruption by Jim Beers for eco-logic