KOTO Radio Newscasts: 04/06/1991-04/26/1991

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A KOTO newscast, from 04/05/1991 To 04/26/1991, featuring Jon Kovash, Debbie Laity, & Dominic Cross. Here are the headlines: 4/5/1991: The BLM seeks public comment on land use amendment. Travel symposium attracts members of resort communities nationwide; and free health examinations are available at the Norwood School. Actor Director workshop gives Tellurides’ theater community another perspective; and we have the avalanche Report. 4/8/1991: Town will consider water and sewer contract for Lawson Hill. The school board meets Tuesday afternoon. County will take comments on plan to harvest beetle ravaged trees. We have a report from the Telluride Grade School. Those stories and more plus today's weather and avalanche reports. 4/9/1991: Questions remain about down valley bus service; airport closure now set for after Bluegrass. Town will commission a new water master plan, and we have today's weather report 4/10/1991: Visitor numbers are up but still not back to normal. The council approves water and sewer for Lawson Hill sort of with conditions. PNZ approves industrial zoning for Society Turn; school district may go to the public for funding. We've got reports from the county court and county sheriff's and today's weather forecast. 4/11/1991: Petition drive may hamper plans to develop Hobgood wetlands; County questions scenic impact from West Meadow's proposal; hang gliders and bicyclists look for a lift. We have regional news, today's weather report and personal commentary. 4/12/1991: Tis the season for avalanches. The agenda is set for Tellurides’ first annual mountain bike festival. We have tax information for last minute filers, and if you're wishing for fishing, well, you may have to leave town, and we have the weekend avalanche report. 4/15/1991: Road class skiers from all over will soon be heading to Silverton. News from the Marshalls and Sheriff's Office; leftover locals night, a good jam, and we have the weather forecast. 4/16/1991: the Telluride Housing Authority is waiting on a $2.9 million commitment from the Chrysler Corporation and the four H Club of San Miguel County is hosting a benefit talent show. We have the avalanche report and a personal commentary. 4/17/1991: Tonight the town is considering buying the Hobgood property. We have local briefs, a special report from Dominic Cross, and the Weather Forecast. 4/18/1991: Tonight's headlines: commissioners on in the off season; THS minors team soaking it up in Arizona; and David Eckley talks about the Boston Marathon. 4/23/1991: Earth's night posters are creating some local concerns. The sheriff says they haven't noticed the off season and it's been business as usual. Lawson Hill negotiations continue via long distance conversations. We have the local weather forecast, a report on the high school minor's baseball, and a personal commentary. 4/24/1991: The Telluride Minors’ baseball team continues the district playoffs on a winning note and this summer's Composer to Composer Festival promises to be bigger and better than ever. We also have the weather forecast that's coming up. 4/25/1991: A partial lineup for Midsummer Music Festival released Rolling Stone labels, Telluride Shamrock Del Paz has died, and we'll have a wintertime weather report.