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Show Als The Salt Lake Tribune NATION/WORLD Friday, May14. 1999 Border Experts See Water and Waste Problemsin Future THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Accused Gay-Bashing Accomplice’s Trial Delayed THE ASSOCIATED PRESS LARAMIE. — Atrial for one of two women charged with ENSENADA. Mexico — People covering up evidence in the mur- who live along the US.-Mexico der of gay college student Matthew Shepard has been delayed, a court official said Thursday. border face a future of water shortages and mounting pollution as the region prepares for a pos ig of the population Nonewtrial date was immedi- nental conference ately set for Kristen LeAnn Price. 19, whose case was set for jury ) years, participants trial May 24 Both nations are making pro Both sidesstipulated for con- gress by building new sewage- tinuance.”’ treatment plants and increasing conservation efforts. But growth driven in part by the 1994 North ican Trade Agreement is vutstripping an are said Dean Jessup, spokesman for District Judge Jeffrey Donnell. Price was charged with accessory after the fact to first-degree murder for helping to throw awayclothing that was bloodied during the attack on Shepard last October. If convicted, she could receive up to three s in prison anda fineof up to .000. Sheparddied Oct. 12, five days after he was found tied to a fence, bloodied and comatose from 18 blows to the head. ‘Come and Enjoy efforts to modernize known for haphazard de ment, say government offi and academies from the United States and Mexico Utah's Premier Golf Course k backfive to ten we ve made a lot of SOUTH MOUNTAIN onferencepartic ipant Paul Ganster, director of the Institute for Regional Studies of the alifornias But the growth r has been so fast and <a 45 Lenny tygnelai/The Asso AUS. BorderPatroi car cruises the fence that separates the United States from Mexico along the Tijuana River Valley where a new wastetreatment plant has beenbuilt by both countries. en so overwhelming that we are still facing huge problems. Clean water, adequate sewage treatment and air quality are chief concerns of government officials from the two nations at the three-day conference that ends today not prepared to deal with even the period best-case scenario,” according to the report by the Southwest Cen. ter for Environmental Research the 2,000-mile border also raised concerns about a proposed low- universities in the United States and Mexico Southern California's Ward Val- traffic, ley; an existing nuclear-waste de toxié material produced by Mexican export asst In. a public-comment citizenactivists from bothsides of level radioactive waste dump in pository near Carlsbad, N.Mcand The broadest assess region comes in a rep diets the population and Mexican states fthe 10 US. alongthe bor- scenario” The center predicts increased or that it as a side agreement to North al activities at the U.S. Environ mental Protection Agency AmericanFree r that is providing tec! hnieal assis treatment th That progress includes sewagefacilities now under constructionin the booming Mex icanbordercities of Reynosa and tance 0. iB projects. The cooperation that the wo pe to work water shortages, increased num- shortage sewage-treatment ca pacity. contaminated beaches Victor Miramontes, managing di rectorof the North American D« velopment Bank. The bank is a berto Cavazos Lliteras, the director of environmental issues for the Mexican state of Tamauli pas which borders Texas. bers of ¢ ered species, a ning for the region Mexican and U.S officials say they he but m lew is were Call 801/495-0500 for tee times 1247 East RAMBLING ROAD Draper, UTAH 84020 www.southmountaingolf.com = government gun more comy ning and insist the new disma Sure. we @ fo joint U.S -Mexicc agency created Climb In A Skeptic. m progress and alread ing some { ts William Nitze, assistant adminis Friday-Sunday Rates expire May 31, 1999 allowed together on sev atment is only a re cent ce nomenon and an encour aging sign for the future, said He quality 35 Monday-Thursday and partial funding for Pretty Perennials come fromvigorousvarieties!!! 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