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I MR. STAPLETON: MR. MOSES: MR. PETERSON: JUDGE CONOUR: MR. STAPLETON: DR. CLARK: MR. STAPLETON: DR. CLARK: I MR. STAPLETON: not indicate a solution on our part of what they were going to do, why I think it would be all right. I think the words Mr. Sparks used in his explanation of how the letter would be written, as far as I am concerned in making the motion, would be satisfactory." "Well, in that case, I'll ask Mr. Moses to restate your motion." "As moved by Mr. Peterson, that the Board express its opposition to the expenditure of funds for the protection of Rainbow Bridge and that the Director so notify the proper authori- ties with an expression in favor of the preser- vation of the natural beauties of the area." "That doesn't sound the way I said it but it' s OK wi th me." "And I will second the motion as amended by Mr. Moses." "Is there any further discussion on this question?" "Mr. Chairman." "Dr. Clark." "May I make just one comment which may help to clear this, before you vote. I think if this Board would communicate to the Governor its dis- cussion here this morning, and interest in the possibility of supporting the States of Utah and Arizona and the Department of the Interior in the establishment of a national park in the vicinity of Rainbow Bridge National Monument, that the Governor will give it due consideration and cer- tainly take some action in regard to it. This relieves this Board of that particular responsi- bility. " "Thank you, Dr. Clark. With the comments of the head of the Natural Resources Department, are we now in a position to take action on this motion?"