High court asked to lift Glen Canyon stay in Rainbow Bridge case
Environmental group Friends of the Earth and Wasatch Mountain Club urge the Supreme Court to lift a stay on a district ruling that would lower Lake Powell water levels to protect Glen Canyon National Monument in Utah. The Denver circuit stayed the decision during appeal, while proponents warn waters threaten the monument and regional resources.
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Tenement Fire Blamed on Teen Gang Member
A 14 year old member of the Toma hawks street gang was arrested in connection with a tenement fire that killed six people. Fire officials say seven others were injured by jumping from a second story window. Deputy Chief John Sullivan noted a prior fight between the youth and a family member who died.
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Goldwater cites rising powers boosting U S military needs
In Las Vegas, Senator Barry Goldwater warned the Air Force Association chapter that global power shifts require stronger U S armed forces. He named the Warsaw Pact Israel Japan China as new powers and urged Congress to approve larger military spending despite political hurdles. He did mention Watergate briefly, noting public reaction during his campaign.
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