| Show - - --'--- 1 NATIONWORLD Friday The Salt Lake Tribune All March 6 1992 Park Plan in Bering Strait r Becoming Fight to Develop or Protect Russian-U- S - - - - -- -- Russian-- international park straddling the Bering Strait and preserving the original Eskimo habitat has become the battleground in a new struggle over whether to develop or protect fragile northern environments On one side of the fight are American naturalists and Russian environmentalists in an unprecedented alliance on the other are US oil companies and local officials wanting to develop Russia's Chukotski Peninsula across the Bering Strait from Alaska A treaty establishing the park was signed by President Bush and former Soviet President Mikhail S Gorbachev at their summit meeting in June 1990 But opposition to it has grown in Chukotka a Russian district that includes the peninsula Oil and gas deposits are seen as keys to the region's economic development "The local budget in Chukotka is full of holes" said Fedor F Ivanov a member of the environment committee of the Russian Supreme Soviet the national legislature "Their only hope at the moment is revenue from the oil and gas operations on and around the peninsula" Officials at the Russian Oil and Energy Ministry are closemouthed about the size of the suspected oil and gas deposits and Ivanov said that the matter "is very sensitive at the moment especially since the negotiations are under way I can tell you though that the talk is about a very juicy American 2000-year-ol- '' :::':::'' ' ::ii:ii ::!i::::::: :::::: i:iii'::: ::::::::::::: 4 f:- q ' 1 w - 1 4c - 0 ''''' li'' IJ: t liI ki g- t 1 4'!:''- 't 1 s k4 i‘ - l t ' 1' q s- 1!1V 1 ) - Q11:2 - -16 i111-- Z' ) 'ifill 1'"SIN Z -- v-- i4 i:':'''' 41 z‘ta-"-Nt 1z t teSv 1-p!-1 & - - -ki 01-11m-- ' : t fr '7-- - ' - r: : 00s I f 4' so -- 414 '' r At--- : fild)(4 i " ' 1 t --- - sika"de-N:qcAs41imi(tier"o- 1 6 r ' v'' I 41 1 --- i 1 ' '''Ir -$ i 1 i' ii I 44 Cr l''i I'V it' 1- - 104tn t 'i'' 1i rF::r Or' Abi a 'ill '' :i'17-77:- - c e - : Thousands of elegant silk floras luscious greenery and exotic plants and ' ' ' - - ‘- -- Teto i tst 1 D I '474101' 4141'-tifir- l i i a ' - br I 110 cra k 1D110 - r4 k 1 1 I I till r11 Ect 1 1 ' 41 - 7 X ' r' - (1:(TJ P - t 4 ' 4 : i i rl TIL EA:LY - t - I I' rinLli 1 :: ::!::::: a: !:::: - 1 J i:::::' "":'':::: f:::-7- Sf I Iiii o 1 t 4404sitiflpi A t ‘'''': - ” ' 0 ALL GLASS OPTICS 9 SENSOR FLASH INCLUDES CASE & BATTERY :? 7 7:::-:- i of 774CZ21 ''''' ' '7 4 por- -p Z'11' I Iv ' BUILT-11- ::::::::- 1 lb H l: itttro l'ICPCiall4r:::::: AirM 6?4D: r a ' It : EMMA "' eo M POWER WON MINOLTA USA WARRANTY LIMITED a: r Ver'( LOW tj MOE 776 01111tAlL 00tto :k' t goLAti "UV' ''' ISO FLEXIGRIP - OMX r 4Agli !1 0 - 1 N I 81E ZOOM I STUE0 SOUND t q :10"V :1''':'' ' '''''? 126' - y40' k MOTE 4 - - -- -- IC an °Li r wy—I'''--- r- ! 1 04'A '441'-'4411P- r Colonial National : ospoomiNertgoomort"40110 - ' FDIC : a A li I 1 - t 0 -- 12 UTAH STC7:3 -f m SMITH POWER ZOOMS 511 FOILIkOSPS (1 99 i7 thi - Oriliff- TO DO Illtor YED VIM '0 jew9 ( t 8 It- 10 & TV VIDEO LENS CPIDVOR ITL AUTO AS DCLLTDM I VIDEO - '' ' :: - ' - :I t'' ti 4 '" r 1" EAST MURRAY 2634633 V 1 II': tav N A& : i'i1 ' " x "-- f ' A' 00-- '' ' 440 WIRELESS REmcyrE — 1 ':' - 1 3 1 1 ---- ': 1 0 klif Al - we" CONTROL 0 111 - J- '"4Igg"'-----'''"----- kl l-- - 4'''''''e ? 31741r409 i1 1 - - ' - '''''-:--: ONLY 242 OZ 'll'T' re! - a--Z -"-- NI 401 1 I !171 tam"' U ' '2 V"'""It Igt lit Iml"rte° Of OMR CLALV VOIS 11 4AT OuAmmit s tott worn) IsmorroluS novo AM 01014 CAtAnat ""C''1' Kett NAV Kim mus Two' MANAOEMMS trES Yeun - If xi 't 4 - DOW4 $WAY 0400 South 3524540 5714312 atom Irt aiso Mt i A 1 hood - ! 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Get your choice! 77112 - I 1 - I t -- - dy:as I 1 SILK FLORAIpr' & TREES l'- :! ) I I 1 I 1 i 'k'''(b'''''''H '''-'-' 7 1 IN f1- OUR REGULAR PRICE 'Ic'-er---:3it:1- 1!' - oFF f'' poY'' t7!-rAN1 rI'f''''I 'n : 1 r rlt F17 tA 1 ' " 5 t for ate ift i4 V 'r " t' I 71- t piyogi i1 i momtk z lt i ' C4- CORP - ": - :' Cenikattes 01 Deposit were published in The Salt Lake Trinme Actual rates an 507 MYuL sate 51 Amnia 1 " 7-- '1 — 4444 --4 -t-- o- - t 1 and MCI& rat:JILt t 14146-- On Tuesday March 3 incorrect rates kit Colordal National Financial Corp's &Month - - I I -- N i t tillii j Liu 'e 1 0 '!-- kl i I ' 6 - - t "11-:rv- 1m '' bet ''''''''''6" ' ''''N :: - n kraal 1 o - 7t1 4 y 50704-1-- 1 If among the native population that if the park is established no more walrus or seal hunting will be allowed" Ivanov said He also expressed fears that the US oil companies if granted the drilling rights might abuse the fragile ecosystems in the area ' whether or not a park is established "We the have reasons to US companies if they begin their drilling would employ obsolete— and thus harmful — technology because this is much cheaper" Ivanov said But dwindling oil production in the traditional oil fields may yet swing the scales in favor of the Chukotka oil deal — and away from the fate of more than 140 bird species 25 of which are regarded as endangered The US part of the park on the Seward Peninsula will not by itself be enough to save the birds and the marine mammals which provide a significant part of the local Eskimo diet The big hope for Russian environmentalists is President Boris Yeltsin's desire to improve relations with the West which they think may yet save the beleaguered project 'totofv0$7--- - I ancient Egypt's goddess of war has been retrieved four days after it was stolen from a temple in the southern town of Luxor a newspaper reported reported that police officers arrested four men as they were trying to smuggle the half-togranite relic in the trunk of their Peugeot from Luxor 450 miles south of Cairo to the nearby town of Sohag The large statue dating from shows the goddess 1500 BC Sekhmet with the head of a lioness and the body of a woman Aid - " ' CAIRO Egypt — The statue of 1 ::':' ''' " :iii::::::i :: H::: :':'':':' ::: " ''" ':' '' " THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Al A SALE t fIV' l - ' MORA ' Hiding' Place Gives Egyptian Thieves Away M 00t lpt-v-- 1:frIC I '''' L Nevertheless Ivanov said he believes that the problem "can be resolved through talks between the interested parties and judicious zoning of the area Some economic activity must be allowed within the park's limits" With such a compromise Ivanov said he believes that the project would proceed "The Supreme Soviet regards this project as a political obligslinn Iirited from the former Soviet Union" he said "We will never renege on it and we will make every effort that the park is established by the end of 1992 as the agreement between the two presidents envisages and within the designated borders" But the persistent lack of progress brought a group of American naturalists including Peter A Berle president of the National Audubon Society to Moscow last month to help Russian environmentalists lobby lawmakers here "We have already committed 3 million acres in Alaska and we have tarried out much preparatory work" Berle said "Now we want to know what is holding up the plan out there in Chukotka We definitely expect the Russians at least to designate the land on their side" Environmentalists in the United States and Russia view the territory to be included in the Beringian Heritage International Park as unique with its combination of biological cultural and archeological treasures all of which are highly vulnerable to economic development and other pressures of modern times The US part of the proposed park already committed is the Bering Land Bridge National Preserve in Alaska totaling 27 mil- - ild mi I ' N people are spreading rumors d ' yt NI ° granted "The Chukotka administration oil-ric- portion" 4FIS )k now comes from the Chukotka region itself authorities there are talking to US oil companies about the royalties they would receive if the drilling rights are Peninsula plus the surrounding marine area The environmentalists argue that the historical sites and artiEskimo facts of the culture which developed in the park area in harmonious cohabitation with some of the world's rarest birds and animals require quick action if they are to be saved from advancing economic development But the proposed park area on the Russian side with the adjoining CO miles of coastal waters to protect valuable fish and mamh mals includes the potentially territory that US companies including Hunt Oil Co are interested in exploring The visit of the US environmentalists focused renewed attention here on the proposed park The Supreme Soviet's environmental committee invited the Americans to testify at a special legislative hearing on the Chukotka portion of the park— along with other officials ranging from border guards to water chemists "Our testimony caused a lot of interest" Berle said "and we were able to provide the expertise they needed for considering the issue" In an interview Berle suggested that a reasonable compromise between economy and ecology was possible But the Russian lawmak- - n' INVENTORY ers complain that most resistance lion acres The Russian share still only pledged is supposed to be 91 million acres or practically the entire territory of the Chukotski TIMES MOSCOW — A proposed - iJ- c - riF - 1 LOS ANGELES 1i ---- ''''')j r:7"11 :: glAtt WIDER CALL TOLL FREE 1 -- 8 00-- 2 ti 4-- 4 7 5 4 Ask for mall order dept k I i |
