Blue Ribbers Take Another Loss in Yellowstone

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In the never-ending saga of "Snowmobiles or Not!", the Bush Administration and the Blue Ribbers took another loss.....

Legal jockeying on the future of snowmobiles in Yellowstone National Park began Tuesday in a Washington, D.C., federal courthouse.


U.S. District Judge Emmet Sullivan rejected a request by the Bush administration and snowmobile industry lawyers to transfer a case on snowmobile use in Yellowstone to a federal court in Wyoming.


“I have not heard any new reasons to believe it is appropriate to transfer this case,” Sullivan told the courtroom filled with lawyers, government officials and environmentalists.
And it loooks like the 2005 season may be the same...
Sullivan set another hearing for April 14 and vowed that the Interior Department official’s rejection of his order would be addressed at some point.


Although environmentalists and snowmobile industry lawyers called for the issue to be settled, they staked out ground that leaves little room for compromise and are likely to continue the legal battle if their positions are rejected.
 
Originally posted by ELKCHSR:
Common Gunner, you need a better one than that!!
There is no such thing as a "common Gunner"... :D

Reminds me of a joke......

Little girl potato is talking to the daddy potato. She says she wants to marry Paul Harvey.

The Daddy potato gets mad, and starts yelling and stomping..... He says " You can't marry Paul Harvey, he is just a common tater! :D :D :D
 
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