Show ' t The Herald Journal Logan Utah Sunday July 21 2002 — A5 ' Utah Q ' ' i- v onumenf' ushers in new Escalante era v tists But it also began studyBed & Breakfast Inn drawn ing in May whether to create by the chance to get in on Western Republicans a symanother national monument at what he calls “the ground bol of federal intrusion Utah's San Rafael Swell floor” of a new economy President Clinton six years north of Escalante Tensions between old and With a nod to Escalante new surface sometimes at ago invoked the 1906 Antiquities Act to "maintain the Interior Secretary Gale Norton town meetings nature" of kicked the off the process of writunspoiled “I can remember one desert swath nearly the size of ing land management plans in woman vividly saying that we Delaware and Rhode Island ' need new jobs but we don’t April for half the 22 monucombined It took no action ments Clinton created or want our kids flipping burgers from Congress or consultation expanded She emphasizes and servipg ice cream” with Utah officials gathering local opinion a step Mansell said “I said to that Before leaving office Clin- that critics of the Clinton woman ’Unless you get out ton designated another 37 administration say was not and do something you're million acres as national mon- - emphasized enough before going to be working for me uments making them off lim- “In some areas there are flipping my burgers and servits to mining logging grazing existing uses that need to be ing my ice cream because and other potentially damag-taken into account In other you don’t want to get out and ' areas there may be a fairly ing uses take a chance’ They’ve been Western Republicans do not quick shift to a tourist type of entrenched so long in doing want any moire presidents to economy" Norton said in an the same thing that they're interview “Some of the areas enjoy dud power For weeks ' afraid” are fairly receptive to that they have searched for votes In nearby Boulder the in the House to pass a bill view areas the Other jdeS largest employer is now an monument design as an intruspecifying that any presidenupscale organic restaurant tial declaration of a monument sion on their traditional Hell’s Backbone Grill targetwould expire in two years if lifestyles” ing affluent travelers on the doubt does no it There is that not the approve Congress grounds of equally chic BoulThe Bush administration is traditional way of life in der Mountain Lodge Escalante is giving way to sending mixed signals on Jen Castle and dollars what it wants to do with such tourist Blake Campbell both trans areas Former Grand Canyon On the one hand it is movguides Drew and Julia Cozby opened Escalante Ou tback ing to allow oil and gas Adventures lured by the mondrilling mi federal land near Arches and Canyonlands ument's newfound fame Ibm national parks in Utah despite Mansell pulled up stakes in ' Ipswich Mass to build protests from some park rangers and government scien- - Escalante's Grand Staircase ' vAct opens door for changes land use in : The AnUquMaa Act of 1906 gives tie president authority to create national monuments on federal land to protect historic and srientMIc interests This authority can also remove land from being used lor mining logging grahlg and othoraxtractvo uses - '’'-'v- Va'i' iLIh !WPP- 'Ws‘jvr V'-ORv: r J -r ' ' A MONT t t IDAHO 7 'Ji'' Plk0U f’t i'j MMdokaMernmant ’ E: '’ GMOffllft COMM National Monument (': Canyon-- Giant' j Parashant ! ft Others: I N ' ft K Fbrt Jsy New Ybrk City w moon no oOKsrar nwira a inSp: IT ' 'Agua-Frt- a v- uy ' Rocha " Ftoraat by US praaMants undarthn AntlquMM Act 0(1906 - D3S235Z2SS33 9 Theodora RoomvoS (R) WWam Howard TUI (R) 1909-191-3 Woodrow WHaon (0)1913-192- 1 3 Warren GHanSng(R) Calvin Cooldga(R) 1923-192-9 Herbert Hoover (R) 1929-193-3 Frenkln D Rooeevelt (D) 1933-194-5 Harry S Truman (0)1945-195- 3 1 Dwight D EJeenhowar (R) 3 John F Kennedy (D) 9 Lyndon B Johnson (D) Richard M Nixon (R) 1969-197-4 7 Gerald Ford (R) 1 Jimmy Carter (D) Ronald Reagan (R) 1961-19George H Bush (R) 1969-199-3 1901-190- HCSlZSSSa 11 1921-192- BSS3S5S3 1993-200- r 0 0 BM'HMiiiiMjJ 0 0 1977-198- (FI) 2001- j-- ' 1974-197- Clinton (D) http:wwwsu waorgindexphp H9 1963-196- W Bush Southern Utah Wilderness Bf 1961-196- Wiiam J " TTBft' 1 - JS'ffli1-Georg- te Alliance: B9 1953-196- - Grand Staircase-EscalanNational Monument: Co-owne- rs National monumanta craatad TUnn On the Net: ! 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