in New Mexico and Bryce Canyon in Utah. The reports were referred to House and Senate Interior Committees for further action. The new list, along with 18 areas proposed by Mr. Nixon last year, increased prospects for action on an omnibus wilderness bill during the second session.

  Uinta Mtns Dam(n)

  The Sierra Club has registered its opposition to the China Meadows Dam and Reservoir Project on the north slope of Utah's Uinta Mountains, and has criticized the environmental impact statement prepared by the Bureau of Reclamation as "seriously deficient". In comments submitted to the Bureau, David C. Raskin, Uinta Chapter vice-chairman, urged that no further action be taken until a complete re-appraisal of the project and its alternatives, including abandonment, is undertaken. The reservoir, Proposed as part of the Lyman irrigation project, would inundate China Meadows, destroying much of its recreational potential and causing serious damage to wildlife habitat.

Banquet

Rudi's Italian Inn, 3773 Crenshaw. Complete prime rib dinner for $4.75. Reservation deadline is April 10. Reservations: Ed Treacy (include stamped return envelope). A slide show by Mr. Neil Boykin will be given. It will be about Glen Canyon prior to its becoming the Bureau of Reclamation's Southern Utah Settling Tank. Social hour begins at 6:30, with dinner at 7:30.

Upcoming Climbs

April 3-9: New York Butte, Cartago Peak - Art de Geode, Dick Ramirez.

April 20: Banquet

May 6-7: Maturango, Burl Parkinson, Coso or Argus - Bill Banks.

May 20-21: Keynot, Inyo - Bill Banks.

June 3-4: Sentinel, Porter - Bi11 Banks.

June 10-11: Charleston - Les Stockton, Bob Herlihy.

June 24-25: Boundary, Montgomery, Dubois - Bill Banks.
 
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