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Show LOCAL 1u Page A J Sunday, January 16, 2000, THE'DAILV HI RAID, (www htrsldexira com), Provo, Utah r.r 3i'tJ r Oiion wonders ivhy Cannon didn't stop monuments ing of the monuments remind- Escalante National Monument ed him of Clinton's surprise are the same individuals who The Daily Herald designation of Utah's Grand also have permits on lands now Staircase-Escalant- e t National designated the Grand PROVO President Clinton in Monument Monument which National 1996, naming new national tore open old political included little or no Utah input. in Arizona, Orton 6aid. "Once again, without any All permitees, all the graztf'wounds last week in Utah's ... with and little public ing, everyone who uses the land input "Third Congressional District. this administration are Utah residents; there are ' Chris the knowledge, Cannon, have chosen no Arizona permitees," he said. and this president "Republican congressman for of He said Utahns use the land lives to the with play politics district, said Clinton is just in and the Arizona strip for winter individuals our public fusing Western lands to pave a Cannon he lands," said, adding range and the land in Utah for golden political road for Al before more the summer. the expects Gore. elecNovember In was Orton In k, Former 1996, presidential Third District embroiled fierce tion. in a political Bill .Democratic Congressman "About 12 new monuments election against Cannon. nOrton charged that Cannon did in "Four years ago, five weeks addition to these are going to to did Utah he "lesa than protect O'eattlemen and others from happen between now and the before the election, the presiNational dent pulled a curve oh everyDemocratic ''monument limitations on graAl Gore body, designating the Grand where Convention other and uses, zing needs the radical extremist Staircase-EscalantNational ft Saying he's continuing the in Chris order Cannon and environmental of Monument, conservation groups jourrley 'great SrTheodore Roosevelt started, to become the Democratic used that as his principal '('Clinton stood last Tuesday Party's nominee," Cannon said. attack against me until the Orton said just like him in election," Orton said. "He said, overlooking the Grand Canyon 'Where was Orton? Why didn't I o;65 miles south of Utah's border 1996, Cannon now finds himit With Arizona, finalizing three self unable to stop a president's stop this?' etc., etc." K new monuments, including the Before the election, Orton naming of national monuments a which directly affect Utahns. oXlrand managed to get concessions bmonument north of Phoenix Ironically, the people- with from Clinton protecting grazctmd another including livestock interests who had ing, hunting and mining in the California islands. grazing permits on Utah lands new monument, including the k '.Cannon said the latest within the Grand Staircase- - unheard-o- f monument manage Yr ment by the Bureau of Land Management instead of the National Park Service. According to Orton, Cannon had said that the concessions did not matter because he should have stopped the monument. "He said, 'If I would have been your congressman, I By PAT CHRISTIAN Canyon-Parashan- moriu-Eftien- ts e ! Canyon-Parashan- t, - defeat, Cannon disagrees. He's convinced Orion's criticism of a Garfield County official for refusing federal money for monument impact planning was more pivotal. "He (Orton) looked real nasty, and that was the biggewt thing that helped (me), not the monument itself," Cannon said. It's important to consider differences between then and now, Cannon added. "I'm not a member of the president's party. Secondly, this is not my district," Cannon said. The monument in the Arizona strip is in Arizona's Third Congressional District. He said thut as a subcommittee member, he's worked , would have stopped it.' In fact, the exact words he used were, quote, 'Over my dead body,' unquote. "Now, I want to know, what, has Chris Cannon done? Where was he? What has he done with regards to these (new) monuments?" Orton said, adding that Cannon even sits on the subcommittee oh Parks and , BYU Physics to host MIT guest lecturer Public Lands. Not only hasn't he stopped it, Orton $aid, but he hasn't received any concessions. Cannon said he doesn't remember saying Orton should have stopped the monument, "That is something that I would never say," Cannon said. "I would never say I could con- BYU The of Physics and Astronomy will host Wolfgang Ketterle of the Massachusetts of Institute Technology 7:110 at Tuesday p.m. in W ill Benson Building. The public is welcome to attend this free event. The title of Ketterle's lectin f PROVO . Department is "Rose-Kinstei- Condensate'. n The Coldest Matter in the Universe." His presentation, intended for a broad audience of all ae.s, will address what happens when a gas is cooled to absolute zero. "The talk will link basic concepts of quantum mechanics with today's research and discuss the techniques to cool and at matter manipulate against the newest monument with Robert Stump, Arizona's Third District representative; Cannon also has worked to modify the Antiquities Act that like empowers presidents Clinton to designate national parks and monuments. A specific modification would require 60 days of input before a president can make a monument or a park. trol this president."While Orton maintains the monument flap was pivotal in his -r- - nanokelvin temperatures," Kettcrle said. This phenomenon was predicted by Einstein in 192") bur only realized in 199iin a bora-- ' lories at Boulder and MIT. Ketterle comes to BYU as a I Traveling Distinguished Lecturer sponsored by the Division of Laser Sc.ience of the plans march, service day to honor King YU in. By AMY K. STEWART trr-,3J The Daily Herald " Don't spend Rights tDay in front of the. TV when you can go out and make a difference in your bommunity. at BYU is hosting a service day and a march Monday to honor Dr. Martin Luther King. y, BYU students and the public are invited to participate. Registration for the various PROVO JBivil Wilkinson Student Center on BYU campus. Vans will take people out to the project areas. The march is at 5:30 p.m., beginning in front of the BYU bell tower on north campus and ending with speeches and hot chocolate on the Wilkinson Center Terrace. Some of the service projects include: cleaning a historical home, decorating at elementary schools, crocheting bandages for a Third World Country and For the march, participants will sing by candlelight hefore walking to the Wilkinson Center. About 600 people attended last year's "Walk of Life." However, unlike last year, there have been no hints of visits from white supremacist groups, said James Slaughter, multicultural programming coordinator at BYU. "There have been no rumors this year," Slaughter said. 0 $6nday in .. American Physical Society. He has received many awards and prizes for his work using lasers to cool atoms to extremely Cold Room 3400 of the supports the event to attend. needy. ' this for one reason," he said. "To honor the life of Dr. King and his message of unity and equality." The reason for the cleanup is "We have in 1994, Civil Rights Day was designated as a day of service, said Christina High. She is the of Director Program with the Outreach Community BYU Student Association. "We want to see everyone coming together and working together to make everyone a An assistant professor, of physics at MIT, Ketterle directs a research group in atomic physics in the field of laser cooling and trapping of neutral atoms. He is also a member of both "''''.'' world we live in." For information call James Slaughter at hsimjasismdJ&ssJLA, to said. better place temperatures. 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