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The Vail Daily is 62 pages today, plus four multi-page color inserts. If only the Aspen Daily News and the Aspen Free Press didn't exist, maybe the Times would be larger. ARROYO WAS RE-ARRESTED AND COULDN'T MAKE THE NEW FELONY BAIL OF ,000, HE SAYS.

HE FIGURES THE DA WANTED HIM IN JAIL WHERE HE WOULD BE FORCED TO COP A PLEA IN ORDER TO GET OUT.

HE WAS CONVICTED OF A MISDEMEANOR -- HARASSMENT -- 'INSULTS, TAUNTS AND CHALLENGES.' BUT THE CONVICTION WAS A PROBATION VIOLATION BASED ON ARROYO'S EARLIER PLEA-BARGAIN, AND HE WENT BACK TO JAIL IN GLENWOOD SPRINGS, BUT NOT BEFORE HIS THROAT ALLEGEDLY GOT SLASHED IN AN UNRELATED ALLEGED MURDER ATTEMPT. Sometimes on the pair's low-roller trips, Kerouac and Cassady hitch-hiked.

This website is being remodeled again, so everything's jumbled.

Plus our press, which we bought years ago in Oklahoma City and hauled to Aspen, is being rebuilt with parts scattered from hell to breakfast all over the office.

Or a county fair where you go from tent to tent and sample homemade pies and cakes, on of which will get a blue ribbon. HE GOT A JOB AND A PLACE TO LIVE IN GLENWOOD SRINGS, HE SAYS, BUT WAS INFORMED LATER THAT HIS BOND HAD BEEN REVOKED.

Across the road is a big lot jammed with satellite dishes aimed at the heavens, suggesting nothing so much as one of those eerie outer space flicks of the fifties. The Vail Daily is owned by the same Reno, Nev., concern that owns the Aspen Times which has 36 pages today. THE DA, APPARENTLY, HAD FILED NEW FELONY CHARGES IN THE WAKE OF A FOLLOWUP POLICE INTERVIEW WITH THE GIRLFRIEND WHO TOLD THEM OF AN EARLIER INCIDENT INVOLVING ALLEGED MENACING BY ARROYO WITH A FIRE EXTINGUISHER.