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At least four buildings in Salt Lake City were chosen as sanctuaries from radiation.

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U.S. Supreme Court blocks gay marriages in Virginia NATION • Same-sex couples won’t be able to marry in Virginia for now, after the Supreme Court on Wednesday delayed an appeals court ruling striking down the state’s gay-marriage ban. > A5

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Fire threat low, but water scarce “Rain in the summer is a nice thing. It keeps people from using water stored in the reservoirs by shutting By BRETT PRETTYMAN but they have caused serious off their sprinklers when they and BOB MIMS ﬂash ﬂooding and done little can, but overall it has a very to help the state’s water sup- minimal impact on our water ply. supply scenario,” said NationWet monsoon storms that That’s the word from state al Weather Service hydrolostarted in July and are con- officials monitoring the im- gist Brian McInerney. tinuing this week have staved pact of the seasonal storms in Utah’s precipitation was off Utah’s wildfire threat, very different ways. 131 percent above average in

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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 The Salt Lake Tribune

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

RICK EGAN | The Salt Lake Tribune

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