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Fairclough was unsure what ant wooden doors and amid the hushed halls and secre- part of the Masonic building tive sanctuaries — is a fallout would act as a shelter, but he shelter. figures it might have been the “This building would have Colonial Room or Egyptian come down like a house of Room, a pair of romantically

By MICHAEL MCFALL

decorated sanctuaries for society meetings, which are windowless and built with concrete roofs and floors on a steel frame.

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Salt Lake City had at least four — the Masonic temple, the Utah Capitol, the Pioneer Memorial Museum and the Please see SHELTERS, A4

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July, according to the monthly Climate and Water Report from the Natural Resources Conservation Service.

And August is off to a roaring start, but even with the impressive rainfall totals the state was still only at 83 percent of average in water year (October to October) precipitation.

That number might seem

high, but it is better to have higher totals in the late winter or early spring as a result of snowpack and not summer rain that often disappears before contributing to water storage in Utah.

“Not much is going into our reservoirs,” McInerney said. “A lot of it evaporates.

Plants take it to grow and it goes away. We really don’t

FORGOTTEN FEARS • PREPARING FOR THE BOMB

Utah fallout shelters remain hidden relics of the Cold War

Religion • Social media can help spread LDS gospel, but postings can get some members in trouble.

By PEGGY FLETCHER STACK

RICK EGAN | The Salt Lake Tribune

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The LDS Church has embraced the virtual universe with unalloyed enthusiasm, hoping to harness its global reach to bring converts to Christ, while some local Mormon leaders have used the same tools to monitor — and occasionally discipline — longtime members.

Whether to proselytize or to punish, social-media outlets are part of the LDS landscape, and leaders and members alike are struggling to adopt and adapt guidelines for getting along in what they see as God’s kingdom.

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By MICHAEL MCFALL

The Salt Lake Tribune

decorated sanctuaries for society meetings, which are windowless and built with concrete roofs and floors on a steel frame.

The buildings designated as community fallout shelters during the 1960s were never meant as salvation from the explosion, only sanctuary from the ensuing radiation.

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