- The Daily Utah Chronicle

Nuclear Waste Site Stirs Controversy

January 10, 2002

SALT LAKE CITY?The sooner federal officials approve Yucca Mountain in Nevada as a permanent storage spot for nuclear waste, the sooner waste could leave Utah, say supporters of a plan to store high-level nuclear waste in Utah's Skull Valley. Not so fast, say opponents of the Skull Valley plan, who see Utah becoming a de-facto permanent storage dump and say the Nevada site is not a sure thing.

Quote of the Day

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Congress Members OK Airport Raid

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SALT LAKE CITY?Utah members of Congress generally support the Dec. 11 federal raid that resulted in the arrests of 69 Salt Lake City International Airport workers with access to security areas. The arrests were for the workers allegedly falsifying credentials or lying on applications.

Indian Forces Kill Suspected Militant

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Opinion Cartoon: If We Were All Perfectly Honest in Those Job Interviews..

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Letter to the Editor: Parking Privileges for Rich Donors

By By Sommer Larsen, Junior, French, Tim Larsen, Junior, Accounting and Bryan Larsen, Freshman, Architectu, By Sommer Larsen, Junior, French, Tim Larsen, Junior, Accounting and Bryan Larsen, Freshman, Architectu, and By Sommer Larsen, Junior, French, Tim Larsen, Junior, Accounting and Bryan Larsen, Freshman, Architectu • January 9, 2002

Editor: After reading the Jan. 3 news article in The Daily Utah Chronicle entitled, "Talking to Media Gets Parking Employee Fired," we can think of at least one University of Utah employee who needs to be fired for talking to the media: Transportation and Parking Services Director, Alma Allred.

Letter to the Editor: Oversights of Visiting Ambassador

By By Bart Gatrell, Graduate Student, Political Science, By Bart Gatrell, Graduate Student, Political Science, and By Bart Gatrell, Graduate Student, Political Science • January 9, 2002

Editor: Regarding The Daily Utah Chronicle's Jan. 8 "Mid-East VIP Talks About Terrorism": If the United States continues to ignore all injustices in the Middle East, as Ambassador Dennis Ross did on Monday, then peace will never be established. First of all, Ambassador Ross appears to have not read the newspapers: Yassir Arafat has denounced terrorist activities and the killing of innocent civilians.

IHC Donates to College of Nursing

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Docents Wanted

By , , and • January 9, 2002

Audrey Butley tours The Nazi Olympics: Berlin 1936. The Marriott Library needs docents to help with the exhibit. Volunteer docents can be trained during a four-hour training session on Jan. 13, beginning at 1 p.m. This training will cover the history of the exhibit and include a tour.

Opinion Cartoon

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