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Show - THE HERALD, Provo. Utah, rp18 Wednesday, May 22, 1SS5 UiuliMegioBul l Goes To State Prison iko-Na- zi - A LAKE CITY (UPI) of the No-Naz- l group The Order was sentenced to live years ;.' SALT ; tiember By PAT THORNE Herald Washington Bureau prison for shielding accused ;kBrinks armored car robber Joseph Scutari in - southern JJtah last summer, ;Michael Stanley Norris, convict-;- J by a federal jury n being an Accessory after the fact in last ijmmer's $3.6 million Brinks rob-erin Ukiah, Calif., was given he prison sentence Tuesday and ' brdered to pay $9,300 in restitution, 'Judge David Winder told Norris h$ probably only would have to fcerve 14 months in prison and said 'M could serve time in a prison clpse to his Northport, Ala., home. jury found i A Norris guilty of harboring Scutari pf acting as lookout when they .rove through southwestern Utah Jajst December. J JA federal grand jury in Utah also charged Mark Frank Jones, 26, Northport, Ala., with being an accessory after the fact. But Jones yteaded guilty and was given two Wear Drobation sentences in ex change for his testimony against I I' y six-ma- Jtorris. National Park Service officials, park superintendents, and scientific staff agreed Tuesday, but none offered any concrete proposals to meet the goal during a House Inlerior National Parks subcommittee hearing. "We know from our research efforts that air pollution can damage the resources that units of the National Park System have been treated to protect," said Mary Lou Grier, acting director of the park service. "All branches of government continue to wrestle with (pollution) as a major national public policy issue." The greatest pollution problem at the Grand Canyon National Park is impaired visibility, superintendent Richard Marks, testified. "The important thing is that people come to the Grand Canyon not only from the state of Arizona and the United States, but from all Two "RICHFIELD, Utah (UPI) men who suffered minor njuries in the explosion of a pick- p truck during their getaway have een charged with seven counts ach of burglary and robbery, including the theft of dynamite, t Joseph Michael Cain, 19, was Arraigned Tuesday in 10th Circuit ourt, but the Sevier County Attorney's office said an arraignment tor William Earl Richardson, 26, Jvill be delayed until he is released from Utah Valley Regional Medical Center in Provo. Richardson was being treated at Jhe medical center for injuries he Uffered in Monday's explosion I ear Aurora. J County Attorney Don Brown said Jhe theft charges allege the men etple dynamite and blasting caps Salina t true enforcement responsibility rests with the Environmental Protection Agency. The Air Quality Office of the park service has been monitoring in several of the parks since 1978 and has made "substantial progress," she said. Monitoring at Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park in California is supported more by the California Air Resources Board than by the park service, said park superintendent Boyd Evison. "There has been documentation damage to yellow pines and black oaks in the parks attributed of to to ozone," Evison said, but the studies are too premature to predict acid rain effects. must do more to protect the pristine nature of the parks." Grier pointed out that although "The only kind of air pollution that we can safely say is directly a cause of damage to resources in the park is ozone," Evison said. them. "The current special clean air standards may not be enough," he said. "The country Truck Blows Getaway it - ? the Secretary of Interior has "affirmative responsibility" to protect the parks from adverse impacts of air pollution under the law, the over the world," he said, "One who comes 3,000 miles to see what they expect to see and it's not there, we do get complaints. "The canyon is 217 miles long and thus the visual quality must be important ttt them," he continued, demonstrating visibility problems with photographs. A dubious Rep. Jim Hansen, a member of the fianel, was assured by Marks that the photographs were scientifically taken and processed to accurately reflect the existing situation. It is unclear just what the subcommittee can do about the growing pollution problem. No legislation is pending. Some members, such as Hansen, believe no new legislation is needed. Sen. Max Baucus, said no resource is as precious as the nation's parks and not enough attention has been paid by Congress WASHING f UN National parks should be protected from air pollution, members of Congress and Rich-6r- d ; The latest developments in Utah and around the Intermountain West Hansen, Colleagues Concerned About National Parks Pollution t ! . Ufah Gets New License Designs SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -Utah residents will be advertising "The Greatest Snow on Earth," while highway patrolmen will be touting southern Utah's national parks on new license plate designs revealed by state officials. The designs were unveiled Tuesday to Gov. Norm The new plates for everyone except highway patrolman will feature red, white and blue colors. Across the top of the white background it says in blue and red letters "Ski Utah!" At the Ban-gerte- r. bottom in blue letters the plates say "Greatest Snow on earth," the slogan of Utah's ski industry. The patrolmen's plates features a scene from southern Utah. State Tax Commissioner Marthe Dyner said the new license plates will not be available until late September or early October and the commission will not require people to buy them. They will replace the old plates as Utahns renew their registration, she said. Dyner said people desiring to replace the old plates with new ones will have to pay $3.65 plus registration charges for one plate or $6.15 for two. The fee includes $2.50 each for the plates and $1.15 mandated by the Legislature for mailing costs, she said. The concept of the new plates comes from East High School students and an ad hoc committee of legislators, and people representing law enforcement, economic development, fine arts, travel and natural resource interests. s nnwersary from a U.S. Gypsum Co. plant and a Georgia-Pacifi- c plant. 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