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...flanks, avoid making decisions, bury all problems under layers of paperwork. As the manager of the Department of Energy's Rocky Flats nuclear-weapons plant, though, Silverman also knows he's sitting on a time bomb. Until production was stopped in 1989, the plant--just 16 miles from downtown Denver, Colorado--manufactured plutonium components for the nation's nuclear weapons. Enough radioactive waste remains on the premises to cover a football field to a depth...
...wild places might include logging trucks, oil rigs or other industrial development. Special interests are getting special treatment at a time when Congress has promised to slash government waste. And people said there would be no more business as usual. PAMELA EATON, Regional Director, Four Corners States Wilderness Society Denver...
...fact, 30% of Promise Keepers' volunteer force is female. Dawn Grubb, 35, was one of that number until last March, when she began supervising volunteers as a paid staff member in Denver. Dallas is her eighth event this year. "At first I looked at my job as being behind the scenes," she says. "But I discovered that the women say to one another, 'Let's talk; I'm so excited about what's happening to my husband, my son, my brother, my life.' God is really working with people one on one about the need to build relationships, men with...
...Grubb speaks, registration and sales tents rise behind her. "When I began volunteering we thought of it as a Denver thing or a Colorado thing,'' she says. "Now it's going across the U.S. and starting into Canada and other countries. The Lord expects more from us, as we're ready...
...there must be thousands who assail the White House with well-meaning albeit foolish recommendations. But I cannot help thinking that had the U.S. followed such a policy a year ago, thousands of innocent lives might have been saved and the war might be over by now. WALTER GRUNWALD Denver...