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Thursday, December 15, 2016
Rumors and rumblings over Bears Ears monument run rampant
Members of Utah's congressional delegation and Gov. Gary Herbert took
to social media Wednesday and will participate in an extended news
conference Thursday over rampant rumors a Bears Ears monument
designation is imminent. "We’re hearing today that President
(Barack) Obama may well be moving forward with a monument designation,
possibly designating a monument in the Bears Ears area as early as next
week," Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah, said Wednesday. The designation could come as early as
Tuesday or Wednesday, noted Lee's office, based on "rumblings" from the
U.S. Department of the Interior. "I want to make clear, if heaven forbid
this does happen, I will work tirelessly with the incoming Trump
administration to make sure that this national monument never gets off
the ground; to make sure it is undone, that is defunded, unwritten,
rewritten, repealed, whatever it is that we have to do to undo it," Lee
said in a video he posted on Facebook and YouTube...more
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