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;:"...0.- A.;\rf,.>-' .,'? . ni" - '....' -:i - ,. 'J..&:~~; (";~ _ ~,_~' ,..~"t"--'("" \.?1I'; e . ,":-'h"':~ !rfain ad~io'rmJ;e: iora-;W: ' ~ :.. .~. - . ; <{.",."71. ". - - lncems Wllh choleste j'" , "':1.uJY . . - y restra:~.~ ro Oroth.:rcuUn.'~'l.~' ...,..~ A;;w"" .:e'.~th ' . u......... _ ..... r..o 'rn 8"1..... So Une up the heavy CTeaIl\ and ' ~ " I " Peel, boil, 'lain the tat . boJtter.. n <it ffifs"8ItJt'ude s ' e butlcr/cream mix ~.~d().to . mpot1anr.:..-- _ 0<<'1." (!,amn the merie~ full cream ahOad. Richard, Chamberlain m'lThanksglvmg, O1amberlain said Uttle Nell p y. ~ stuffing s~ould be cooked sepa. 1:1). and ,not an the turl:.ey cavil)'. By the tlme the sluffing is wann on e inside, the outside of th.:: turkey is lfTlt," he said. ~ ADVISES something. old, some- mg new f(lr the cranberry sauce. ecausc fresh cranberry sauce tends to ~ too tart for most palates. Cbambcrlain Iggesls simmering some fresh berries ~til they burst. Mix with some orange Ice, suger and C31U1ed cranberry sauce .r a turkey garnish. Image is everything. Cha.ll1ocrlain jvises placing fre:.h herbs around lhe 1Se of me bird ID make a presentation at lhe table. Carving should be done in the kitchen, where force might be necessarv. What docs an execulive chef do on lIle one holiday buill around a meal? .., see so much turkey around here:' Chamb:rlain said he lllight nOI be in the mood for a piece of bird..:' Besides, wilh 400 reservalions for ttlc lilLie Nell, he'll be in the Idtchen cook- ing up a stoml. "My wife is going out wilIl her friends," Chamberlain noted. ~eason Separation Rule Of Thumb' :REEK from page 1 lose adopted in 1976 by lhe Colorado Vater Conservation Board. The 1976 ,gures also guide the county land use ode's provision.<; for Snov.'mass Creek, ,hich prohibits water being drawn own below {hat level. The DOW did not begin separating tream flows by seaSOns until recently 'u{ it is now common plactice, accord- :lg to Dan Merriman of the Conserva- lion Board. "A winter and summer now is basi- cally a rule of thumb today. I think we rcCOgni7..c mat the fish are in a more dOmlant Stale in the wimer months and ~. you can maintain thai natural environ- ment at a lower now Ie....cl,.. !\krriman said. It is also not unusual for the winter numbers to as much as 50 ~rcent lower than the summer numbers, according to Merriman. VISB: Plane Gut Of Gas In 1989 Crash aily N9ws Stall ~po" A tiny homemade plane was (lut of :as when il crashed moments after ikeoff just nonh of Aspen's airpon. :illing a SOO"WITlass man and his brother. Although no conclUSIOns on me cause If the crash were drawn in a National "ransportarion SafelY Board report. nvestigators found no fuel onboard me llane that crashed near Sardy.~icld on .Jov. 24. 1989. "THERE WAS :-;0 e....idence of fuel ound in any part of the engine or its ;omponents. or in the fuel syslem:' the -epon stated. Pitkin County"''Sheriff's depUlies~cci\'oo !.he report this week_ Pilot Paul Gernert. 34. of Old Snow- ma<;s and Fr.rnk Gernen. 33. of Las Vegas. Nev. were killed in lhe accident that happened minutes alter the plane took off from Sardv Field According to !.he' report: the pbne took. off. requested ~nnission to return to the aiqx)tt due 10 engine failure. and crashed on a hillside north oi me airport. The plane. a "Long-EZ:' was a two- seal version of the homemade fiberglass "Veri-Ez'" AI the time of the crash Veri-EZaircraft had been in....ol....ed in 23 accidents with 11 fatalities, according {o NTSB statistics. ~ Look What's Up at Carl's! Rarl "11-n rl R -:'l1ft, /v.....LJ.... .o.lj' .............."'!'..,.. - - _.- - ..~ U.... I't I WASHINGTON (AP) - President (~ iBUSh heads for the 1992 election lacking ..:~'(a'street-wisc political wizard to help ~ ~ _fOCUS his message. That may be conto- ':. ; holing to the mixed signals thaI seem:o 'i be coming from the White House. - In 1988. Bush could draw on twO experienced hands to :un his successful presidential campaign - the late Lee Atwater and James A. Baker III, now me se<::retary of state. Atwater, allhough criticized in some quaners for hard-ball taclics. earned a f reputation for political fC5ullS and for cor em coil 'J c," an< B" Pr, Ire ve wi ca I ~.1l_!'1 If Summer Is Grand, Wh( gc m ac SNOWMASS from page 3 accountable \0 its members, but less so lO all !.he community at large. Also during \Vednesday's discussion, SRA board member Larry Dempsey commented many people bur inw Snowmass for the winters, but end up returning for the .summers. Bob Maynard a..<;ked him if outof stale homeowners like Snov.'In:i..'is better in the summer. why don't more tourists come to the resoT' in the summer? "It.s [he great mystery:' said Dempsey. "Ii it's good for the people who own to he here in the summer, lIlan its bloody w Sl hI el u no n g rJ il u -=~~ . , ,. 'A;.~~""'" '. . .' . L8TERS trom page 2 people belie....e in doing their own t!lir>l! and getting their's now. Take our de- ccnlr.ui7.ed government budgeting for ex.ample. THERE ARE 165 elected officials working on r.ltiny-three budgets for next year and beyond. Each taxing district goes its own way. docs its own thing and tri~ (0 get what it feels entitled to. This ha~ been going on e....cr since Aspen adopted planning and zoning in the mid 1950s. Since then. many attempts to establish inter-go\"enunental coopera- tion have failed. And we cannot have planning without a coon1inaled fiscal poUey. Even t.hc city and county fail (0 coor- dinate meir annual and long range capi- tal impro....ement priority budgets that It r_ ..Y - R- ,........."AIIT