| Show New Bill Bin Planned by Senator Moss I With his 1962 ands National Park bill brill fired tired upon from rom all alt directions from frem the time o fJ of Its origin Senator Frank r 1 Moss MOd has apparently decided to o wipe the state slate clean and start I all aU over He Tie is reportedly drafting a anew anew anew new ands National Park bill bUl stripping the original of ot some ome controversial provisions provision The new bill the Senator I aid said will cut t the acreage of t park ark to approximately tely or about acres less les than the original proposal The park will still continue to be one contiguous con contiguous area he h said with th the acreage decrease whittled from its frn fringes Deleted will be Beef Basin which is the best grazing area arelt arean In n the parklands parkland With this area eliminated Senator Moss oss said it Jt would be possible to delete the controversial provision In the original bill bUl which would allow limited hunting within the park He lie explained that Beef Beet Basin was the only place in kt the park where deer grazed in any nuro num bers hers Also trimmed from from the original origl flat nal acreage proposed for tor the park Is a section on the west westside westside westside side w which the Senator described as rough and Inaccessible A third acreage cut would be beon beon beon on the north end of ot the park according to the Senat Senator r. r pushing push ing lag the border to ie neck heck Another important c change ban gel planned In the new bill bil wOl would d permit the continuance of mina min ing and oil all exploration In the park but call for its Us phasing out over a year 25 5 ar period There fa i I precedent for such a phase out Wider trader der legislation creating the Everglades National Pa Park in Florida the Senator explained i The Senator said laid copies of his new bill would be sent to Sen Sm Wallace F F. Denn Bennett tt and I J elect Laurence J. J Bur ton and Sherman P. P Lloyd Joyd lIe He expressed hope they wOl would d join joIr him in his fight for the park I IThe The Sma Senator tor said he felt he had made a reasonable reasonable- and genuine t I effort to compromise with the Governors Governor's committee and others who opposed the bill bUl in the last lut session He lie added he hoped they could join In n a united faulted front with the State of Utah to make it possible to get the state another national park |
