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Vol. XVI No. 41 October 18, 1995

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Clothing prompts search off Highway 20

By Leslie Brown

A deer hunter's discovery 10 days ago of bones and items of women's underclothing stashed near the Santiam highway has stirred an investigation by the Jefferson County Sheriff's

Department.

The stash, located in a brushy area off a closed access road, included up to seven pairs of underpants which had been slashed at the sides, a training bra and slip. ...

Metolius River plan due

By Eric Dolson

In 1988 the Metolius River was designated as one of America's wild and scenic rivers. A draft plan to guide use of the river is now at the printer and should be available by the middle of November. ...

Sisters launches water rate study

By Jim Cornelius
Sisters residents -- and city officials -- hope that the advent of cold winter weather will lower water usage in Sisters and bring water bills down.

The Sisters City Council hopes to use the low usage period ...

Sex charges dropped

By Leslie Brown
Charges of attempted rape and first- degree sexual abuse against Garth M. Nelson of Camp Sherman were dropped in Jefferson County for lack of sufficient evidence, according to court records in Madras. Nelson was arrested October 1 at his home after authorities received an early morning report that a woman was being held there against her will. ...

Gravel mine turns into perilous political pit

By Jim Cornelius
The issue of a proposed gravel mine west of Sisters has become a political minefield fraught with dangers for those who wander unwarily.

The Deschutes County Board of Commissioners learned just how volatile ...

Strong wind rousts trash fire

By Leslie Brown
Fanned by sudden high winds, a permitted trash fire at a residence on Ponderosa Loop quickly went out of control Sunday afternoon, bringing the Cloverdale RFPD out in force. ...

Sisters stops STOP signs

By Jim Cornelius
Drivers in Sisters won't have to look out for new STOP signs -- at least not for a while.

The Sisters City Council, in its October 12 meeting, tabled a proposal to add 34 new STOP signs on city streets until some criteria is ...