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Show SOUTHERN UTAH NEWS WEDNESDAY JUNE 9. 1989 Man drowns at Lake Powell Babbitt Continued from Page On Memorial Day, May 31, 1999, Timothy Crawford, age 35, drowned in Lake Powell. A New 1 responded that they didnt envision any at this time. Babbitt added existing facilities such as those at Pipe Springs or St. George, would probably be utilized. People for the U.S.A. member Fred Johnson charged the gov- Zealand national, Mr. Crawford was currently residing in tangle the line. Five minutes later, he was found underwater by friends, who pulled him out and began CPR. He was in full arrest when Classic Helicopter Services arrived and transported him to the Page Hospital. Mr. Crawford was pronounced dead at the hospital at approximately 6:30 p.m. The Page Police Department and the National Park Service are conducting an inves- Breckenridge, Colorado. Mr. Crawford was house boating with friends on the bay between Secret and Oak Canyons. While attempting to beach the houseboat in windy conditions, an anchor line became caught in the starboard propeller. Mr. Crawford attempted to un- - tigation. ernment with descrimination against mining. Why shut down resource development? Another audience member asked whether the government Can we make a difference? from foreign countries. But while Babbitts proposal wasnt gladly received by the majority in attendance, there were a few who applauded his efforts. Grand Canyon Trust repreBeautiful Triangle sentative Tom Robinson said that his organization supported The Beautification Committee, along with the help of local boy scouts, laid sod the secretarys initiative. The at the triangle in front of Kanab Middle School this past Monday. biggest issue with this land is cess is from a section in FLMPA The Governors Economic that allows the government to velopment Committees input inventory for any reasonable made a significant difference in purpose. Now that State Trust the final GSENM Monument Lands are gone in some areas, plan. At the request of Mayor the government is looking for Alvey, the committee was called wilderness characteristics. The committee will send a mestogether again with the question, can we have significant sage which is "Are we going to influence on the 202 Wilderness have a wilderness or a MonuProcess? Mayor Alvey, Commis- ment?" Several problems will be sioners Judd and Carroll, Jim pointed out: manageability, conMatson, Carol Sullivan, Ken flicts with existing rights and Sizemore, and Scott Truman are conflicts that have not yet been identified. So good valid reapart of the committee. There is a difference in the sons will be complied why this process between 603 Wilderness should not be designated Wiland 202 Wilderness. The WSA derness. Some questions to consider (Wilderness Study Area), was identified in 1976 when FLMPA See WILDERNESS, Page 20 was established. The 202 pro was using the nations mineral resources as collateral for loans people management, said Robinson. Those people will be coming-thi- s (the monument) will help manage them. ' We cant keep this beautiful place a secret, Enterprise resident Todd Fallows told the audience. My God isnt a .selfish God. I applaud Secretary Babbitts efforts. ti t;a !i L urj i U V, V fan summer re-- ' ding. liln g Camp h cn W c dir: a days, frem June i 1 a.ra. CO, ICC 3 freru Fun with ITelksa Rasmus am, fer 5 year olds is on Thurs1 a.m. 12, 1633 from days, from June ilch&b City Library JT" L W Sw tW. spc-iiron- . A. 10-1- 3-- 24-Augu- 10-1- si Repossessed Spas Scratched & Dents New Spas Factory Blems By Carol Sullivan 0 Down 0 Payment for 6 Months 100 Financing on Site! De- (O.A.C.) acrSile EDaHe 2 DAYS ONLY FanTinimg 1L Thursday, June 10 Friday, June 11 EVERYTHING MUST GO!! Moumiam Lakes Spas of Orem ri - Bring in this Coupon I for an Additional I $200.00 OFF i I L (soi) Purchase Price! 225-222- 6 1 I 1 I ! I J |
