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~ a --- - rD f 5 (0 I) .3 <>- 2. L .~~ -r l r J o d- Count\' dl~lrict <ittorm:\"s oftice WitS pros('("utin~ the "~ong per. sort: His diet!, Anthony Roszel. :16, of Lakew<\>d was ordered to >tand trial Wednesday for a felony count of illegally v.iretapping the phone call .....ithout the consent of his former ""ife and daughter. ~i~~ b~c~'~~c' il~~~'~~d f~;"hi~ '~~d his daughter's ~. Boszel got custody of his \.. car-old daugh- ter after the couple di\'orced near- ly II years ago. Roszel submitted the tapes of the phone conversation to a]effer- son County judge to restrain his con\'ersations. That is a crime, said Douglas Wamsley, depurY dis- !net attorney. . , ( . "Strictly speaking as ~ public servant, it's none of my business," Wamsley said of some of the dis- paraging comments made by the alleged victim. I Flooding at Aurora park Steve Gl'OOrlRoc~ MovntDln ~ J:m BJrd1n1 checks the sandbags In front of his home at East Mexico Avenue and South Peoria Street In Aurora. Across the street, Utah Park sits underwater Wednesday night. No homes in the areJ hJd been noDded, but more rain was expected overnight. Federal charge filed in robbery attempt Suspect wounded during incident inR: a crime of violence. Gamble entered the Cnlnr;1do Community First :-Iatillnall\;mk, 6565 E. Evans. Ave., and put a !:Un to a~ ,~ff-duty D~I.\Ver ?fficds head ~bl' 30: accordi~~ to By-- LU qUlelJelS IS over By MIke Patty (~ Rocky Mounwi" Nrws SlaffWrilu ADAMS COUKTY - Denver In. ternational Airport jets violate noise limits at seven locations making Denver liable for $3.5 mil: lion in fines. . Under an agreement between Denyer and Adams County, airport offioals had two years to bring noise within acceptable limits at 101 monitoring points. The grace period expired July 14, and Adams County now can file suit to claim $500,000 for each of the remaining ,;olations. Adams County officials haven't decided yet to file suit. "Our position is those seven are finable violations," said Adams County Attorney Rita Connerly. Adams County Commissioner Elaine Valente said the county will continue to keep the pressure on. "Anytime Denver wants to ne- gotiate anything that would avoid lengthy and expensive litigation, we are open to it," Valente said. "But at the same time we will be proceeding \\;!h the legal steps under the (intergovernmental agreement). At this point, we don't know if all that can possibly be done has been done." By rerouting flight patterns and changing takeoff procedures, air- port officials have reduced noise ,;olations from 57 sites in the air. port's first year to seven in its sec- ond year. Mike McKee, D 1A noise abate. ment officer, said there now are fewer than seven \;olations. "There have been air traffic control procedural changes made that weren't reflected in the Feb- ruary-tl>-February period covered by the (second year) report," ~IcKee said_ "One of the biggest changes that has had the most beneficial impact wasn't imple- mented until lktober 1996." The noise agreement between Denver and Adams County was hammered out when the city sought to anne.< county land for . . . ".1_ _ ___._..._.:~:, . w ~ , ...,. I Seve I 1. B' 2. s- I 1. 11 14. 1( L6t .. AI, 11. AJ. I Tho cha "'" ing The ere DIA list 0 allb impl, of th way, chan n new the! ingc Sen. May joinE stud prob "( dran are saw the s~~ had com like hotl