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USOC’s belt-tightening is a reaction to that reality, Baldwin said. Sandra Baldwin USOC Chairwoman ae trast generated $420 million for an Clvunies or times felates) ‘Scan- pyibeipeim CHRISTOPHERSMITH dal took away a year’s momentum THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE andleftusplaying ” ; Today, the budget group Sorel aa eetion Will recommend a $3million cut in 0" Whorecentlyshot$4 horses the 2001 budget and $7 million for . Wyoming each of the next three yelrs. Bald. srown $25,000. win said athlete supportand grants Bureau of Land Manage to the sports national governing ™ent eae sa aoe aan Sens Shepredictednolayoffs butsaid —_p'Pvited ono dat fos some jobs may be eliminated ea een toleration “We are in a enough ae eenposses ome: bodies willnot suffer. ath- InNovember,theUSOCadjusted therevisedfigure,shesaid. themost, its quadrennial budget down from. “Wewereabitoveroptimisticin.. position that we won't have to cut Petts inthe killingspree board $515 million to $495 million to offset chairwoman was due in part to her ofBlake. ” Baldwin said of too revenues. The Salt Lake’s original $859 million proposedcuts are necessarytomeet marketing goal. Visor saphmes eliminate the things _that are nice to have, not the must haves,” Pru gmicce te Rewlne cod Rok said. past authorities have found 30 slain ‘ ar ervice mer in BY BRENTISRAELSEN Ps Dirixks Genie veteran of the Park Service. She has arge 0 chairman en of the House anyon Resources as a currently the Park Service’s top on Capitol Hill, will take reation area’s natural resources. Afewyears Glen Canyon’s helm in the first part of March. She replaces Joe Alston, who left Glen Canyon last November to head Grand Canyon National Park. ° and as associate regionaldirector in the nation’s capital. ervoir, Roberts will face a plethora of issues. The contentious of those watercraft, such as Jet Skis, should _ofwater pollution caused by human waste. Safety has also become a concern at Glen Canyon, especially in light of a study last yearthatfound carbon monoxidepoisonings Service’s assistant director for legisla. tive and units. Those 21, which include Glen Canyon, must study Jet Ski use and by summer of 2002 whether use can continue the past decade. Roberts said she is “totally excited about coming West.” She said her experience on managing increasing numbers of tourists, i background on the issues i given her a solid facing Western national parks. For the past seven years, she has been the ings ch be allowed on Lake Powell. The Service banned the watercraft in all but 21 park Kitty Roberts spending most of her days in meetip. an representatives, inRUtah, now the without harming the park and its values. on houseboats have caused at least nine deaths and 102 injuries at Lake Powell over national parks issues on Capitol Hill has Minister Promotes Exercising Spirits in Women’s Gym Class at Church their and that we remain dedicated in our daily walk other on as preteen boys from a pickup basketball game on the other side of the gym brother, Anthony Smith, a minister at MountOlive Baptist Church. “My brother’s mission is to reach youth and all age groups with his music. Not everyone relates to ‘ Grace,’” Abraham Smith said.“We want to reach everyone.” “You've got to praise — praise” a throaty baritone sang, trading verses with a peppy choir. Seconds later, a short sample of a secular fon 2 GD iy te “keetore north ofthe town Rock ecrea TOM Sererore 100 mesfourot nas City. Another wild who now number about 3 million per yeat and whose sheer numbers threaten the recago, several beaches were closed as a result p has been selected as the new superintendent for Glen Canyon m As the tempo quickened, Jackson smiled broadly, her bent arms whipping back and forth, tracing invisible half-circles on thesides of a loose T-shirt and orange velour tights. Everyone in the class dressed conservatively. Legs were pote discreetly tucked beneath tank tops. So far, theclass isn’t coed. jorses We Rawlins. All the horses were shot. Wild horses roaming federal public lands are protected by Congress, and anyonewho maliciously causes death or injury to a mustang can be charged with a Class A misdemeanor, carrying penalties Panging om seat Hite bonnd a fine ofupto $100,000 per violation. Meanwhile, BLM officials in Utah have completed an emergency roundup of 200 wild horses from the unique Sulphur Herd, a band of mustangs that roam the western edge of Beaver County in Utah. The horses are nationally rec- ognized by equine enthusiasts because they exhibit genetic charac- teristics of the original Spanish Barb, horses first brought to the New World by conquistadores. After range conservationists measured conditions of “extreme drought” in the range of the Sulphur horses, BLM officials decided to do an out-of-season gathering to prevent overgrazing. Seeking forage, the mustangs had expanded their range into areas normally used for os grazing and wildlife Earlier signs a drought conditions in the area prompted a voluntary one-third reduction in livestock grazing by ranchers. BLM Wild Horse Specialist Gus Warr said the captured Sulphur horses will be cared foratits center in Butterfield Canyon until March. Introducing two amazing deals from Gateway. Now you can get onlinefor as little as $599. 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