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These singers are older than you’d find in most choirs. Nancy Miles is 83. Even some younger ones are retired, like Joan Christensen, 69, or Carla and Mike McIntire, 66 and 68.

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“When I saw it in the newspaper, I felt like it was a godsend for me,” said choir member

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Guv: Court ruling has created ‘chaotic situation’ ·

BY WENDY LEONARD

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OGDEN — As Utah Gov. Gary Herbert called for “an expedited judicial resolution” Saturday, samesex couples who thought they could

marry in Weber County were left disappointed.

Herbert said Friday’s federal court ruling overturning Utah’s voter-approved prohibition on same-sex marriage “has created a chaotic situation in our state that requires

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an expedited judicial resolution.”

“Utahns deserve a fair and complete judicial process, and I strongly encourage Judge Shelby to grant the motion for stay until the appeal can be heard and Utah’s constitutional defense of traditional

marriage restored,” Herbert said.

On Friday, U.S. District Judge Robert Shelby struck down Utah’s constitutional amendment — which defines marriage as the union of one

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Mark Hofeling, left, exchanges rings with Jesse Walker Friday as Salt Lake City Mayor Ralph Becker performs their marriage outside the Salt Lake County clerk’s office.

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An inversion blankets the University of Utah campus last week as the sun rises in Salt Lake City, where the air quality has improved since the 1980s, but it still often exceeds federal pollution standards.

Why Hawthorne?

Hawthorne Elementary kids breathe the same air as other residents of Utah’s urban valleys. But air monitoring on its playground makes the school crucial to state research.

Scientists tackle particulate puzzle About the series This is the first in an occasional series of stories examining Utah’s air quality through the monitoring station at Hawthorne Elementary School and the surrounding community.

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Victoria Hampton, James Higgins and Seth Ahlers play during recess at Hawthorne Elementary in January 2011.

Why do Utah’s urban valleys have such dirty air? Particulate pollution harms public health, quality of life and economic growth.

But determining where it comes from and how to reduce it is proving surprisingly complex for Utah regulators and scientists. record a continuous flow of data, while others take snapshots lasting an hour or a day.

The machinery at the This station is a critical edge of the playground never nerve center in Utah’s air stops humming. Equipment quality monitoring network in and on top of two trail- that sheds light on our winers at Salt Lake City’s Haw- tertime nightmare, the soup thorne Elementary School of fine particulate matter, or constantly draws air through PM2.5, that pools in urban filters and sensors, recording valley bowls. levels of several unhealthy “One trailer holds research pollutants. equipment that is trying to Other instruments mea- answer the questions why sure wind, temperature, hu- do we have air pollution and midity and visibility. Some what can we do to eliminate

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it,” said Bo Call, who supervises the Utah Division of Air Quality’s 26-station monitoring program. “The stuff in the other trailer is monitoring what current pollution levels are.”

Why do we have such dirty air and what can we do about it? These seemingly simple matters have proven to be stubbornly complicated and defy simple solutions.

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By ERIN ALBERTY The Salt Lake Tribune — by the general chaos that is their wedding day — they jostle Near the end of a long line, in unison.

As Friday’s ruling against Vanessa Vanderburg and Katie Turner wait outside the Salt Utah’s gay marriage ban raises Lake County clerk’s office with loud questions about civil rights, their arms wrapped around state’s rights and family valeach other. Every time they are ues, Vanessa and Katie quietly jostled by a camera crew, by a Please see NUPTIALS, A9

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DELTA — For more than a decade, a Utah company has been touting its “revolutionary” low-cost solar technology, with projects announced in four states.

But those four projects have yet to generate any significant power, despite detailed announcements and news stories about planned multimillion-dollar solar plants.

The failure to produce any significant solar energy has several people asking questions about the company’s proposals and the technology itself, and it has some officials wondering if the man behind the effort is trying to generate interest — and money — at the expense of a community’s trust.

In Millard County, officials there say they are frustrated over their dealings with Neldon Johnson and his company International Automated Systems (IAUS) because of his failure to obtain necessary permits and licenses associated with his solar project, despite demanding them since 2011. “(Johnson) has really been quite hostile with us,” said Millard County Commissioner Daron Smith. The claims of a power-producing solar installation generate buzz about its investment potential, he said, but the claims leave county officials confused about what is happening in their own community.

Johnson is founder, CEO and president of IAUS, which has partnered with at least four companies in promising breakthrough technology that will change the renewable energy market. He has built several tall solar towers west of Delta near Hinckley.

But county officials say little is known about those towers.

Despite Johnson’s claims of revolutionary technology, representatives of the Utah state energy office and the national Solar Energy Industries Association said they are unfamiliar with the technology and don’t know how or whether it works.

In the past, IAUS and Johnson have caught the attention of federal regulatory officials because of claims he made about other kinds of technology that never came to

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U. professor John White, far right, speaks with students in biomedical engineering, which Utah projects to be the state’s fastest-growing job through 2020.

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WORLD • Gunfire hit three U.S. military aircraft trying to evacuate U.S. citizens in South Sudan, which on Saturday became a battleground between the country’s military and renegade troops, officials said. Four U.S. service members were wounded in the attack in the same region where gunfire downed a U.N. helicopter the day before. > A3

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It gets smaller still. Until this year, new WRX’s came only with a manual transmission, which alienates a large number of new car buyers who can’t row their own gears. Roughly 85 percent of new cars today are autos, and for good reason: younger drivers look at the third pedal like a third nipple. What’s it do?

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These singers are older than you’d find in most choirs. Nancy Miles is 83. Even some younger ones are retired, like Joan Christensen, 69, or Carla and Mike McIntire, 66 and 68.

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singers older than 55 because she knows music is magic. That is especially true for older singers, many of whom were invited to leave other choirs because of their age.

“When I saw it in the newspaper, I felt like it was a godsend for me,” said choir member

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marry in Weber County were left disappointed.

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DELTA — For more than a decade, a Utah company has been touting its “revolutionary” low-cost solar technology, with projects announced in four states.

But those four projects have yet to generate any significant power, despite detailed announcements and news stories about planned multimillion-dollar solar plants.

The failure to produce any significant solar energy has several people asking questions about the company’s proposals and the technology itself, and it has some officials wondering if the man behind the effort is trying to generate interest — and money — at the expense of a community’s trust.

In Millard County, officials there say they are frustrated over their dealings with Neldon Johnson and his company International Automated Systems (IAUS) because of his failure to obtain necessary permits and licenses associated with his solar project, despite demanding them since 2011. “(Johnson) has really been quite hostile with us,” said Millard County Commissioner Daron Smith. The claims of a power-producing solar installation generate buzz about its investment potential, he said, but the claims leave county officials confused about what is happening in their own community.

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Why do Utah’s urban valleys have such dirty air? Particulate pollution harms public health, quality of life and economic growth.

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