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See POLICY ou A8 tagln) waste storage site approved By WASHINGTON (AP) — The Sen- - Jeremiah Stettter a SCaiT Wvn6r ate voted Tuesday to entomb thousands of tonsdf radioactive waste inside Yucca Mountain in the Nevada desert rejecting the state’s fervent protests and endingyears of political debate over nuclear waste disposal Hie vote to override Nevada’s objections to die waste dump 90 miles northwest of Las Vegas cleared Logan city is considering rewriting a city law that would exempt garbage trucks from its noise ordi- nance City officials say the move is not meant to provide earlier access to residential neighborhoods but rather to resolve the legal problems associated with its pick-u-p of commercial waste Hie city’s existing sound ordinance prohibits noises over 50 decibels in residential neighborhoods prior to 7 am — the noise equivalent to a normal office setearly-morni- Hatch Bennett tael vote switch fallout — Page A2 tbe way for President Bush topro-cee-d with the project that has been studied for more than two decades Nevada’s senators who tried for months to rally their colleagues against the Yiicca waste dump argued that the issue was much broader than Nevada They hoped concerns over thousands of waste shipments crossing 43 states would sway some lawmakers but were dis-- ting ' Logan city has tried to respect that level said Collection Manager Steve Larsen and has collected residential waste only after 7 am in residential areas But the problem stems from commercial pick-u-p Though the decibel levels areV areas Larsen higher said the clamor of banging dumpsters has echoed into residential neighborhoods ' That banging has violated the city’s noise restrictions and sparked complaints from some residents Larsen ha$ rearranged routes investigated later pick-u- p hours and experimented with attaching rubber linings to the garbage truck forks to ’ lashed Hany Reid out at nuclear fobbyists and their “unending source of money” for perpetuating “the big lie” that the Nevada dump was urgently needed The waste — most of it from nuclear power plrats — can be kept safely where u is avoiding the transportation risks Reid insisted If Congress does not act countered Sem Frank Murkowdri nucleatpower itself would ' be threatened the government could face lawsuits and lawmakers will have tp start looting aU over again for a waste site with no indication where the search might lead Hie fight over Yubca Mountain does not end with the vote on Capi-- ' tolHilL ':' Nevada has filed six lawsuits challenging the project and the Energy Department mast still get a license for die facility from the Nuclear Regulatory dommission a process tint that could take up to five years D-N- ev Logan is txmsidering nUSlIG TO NEW YORK (AP)— President Bush called for doubled prisonterms and aggressive pricing Tuesday to - TIa i budget deficit three days of fighting with each to that point the Repubh- can majority agreed to wfth Gov Mike Leevitt enrfetM it ' V 1 1u Czar named to ' new ‘financial Ilf SWAT team’ Democrats faulted his proposals as inadequate sndWaUStreinvors ' ' of the See TRASH on A8 ' MUSS y-- cm me uayi oi jowwki Legislature late Hiesday w close to approving a new tightened budget to - Journal ' corporate Amencay dai-tarr- ed SMJ LAKE CrrY(tf)— After Quick road Definition Bfnt StsvansHBreld ta exempt garbage trucks Bush vows to fight corporate abuse Lawmakers ViVmAIs a change to its noise onfinance Bush wearing a Big Apple lapel : SsfiJSdtSttiStoto f"""1 Fofmr WoddCom Chief Executive Officer Bernard Ebbera invoked his Fffih Amendment rights and refused to ' testify before he House Financial Committee on Monday WASHINGTON (AP) — President Bush’s choice as the nation’s top corporatecrime filter r Deputy Attorney Genoal Larry tx Thompson has spent much of his attorney that have shaken investor confidence threatened an economy struggling to recover from recession and conscience there is no wealth with- called into question his own I as s private out character he said offering a C businessman prescription of prosecution for indi- v “At tins moment America’s grnt- - 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