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248-1604 wuw.mcsdsUIc.i'ilu PARENTAL GUIDANCE SUGGESTED down, said Brenda Quesada, who returned to the area with her husband, son and daughter after the dust settled. It is the latest building to disappear in the citys rush to renovate downtown. It had been vacant since late last year, when the city paid $15 million for it to pursue its expansion plans. The company that brought down the building, Controlled Demolition has collapsed 7,000 structures ranging from a Las Vegas hotel to a Soviet era radar station. Controlled Demolition also has knocked down buildings for movies, and helped write the plan to stabilize the site of the World Trade Center, retrieve the bodies and remove the debris.

The 7:30 a.m. MDT implosion was the end of a long night out for Metro State College student Adam Moore and his four friends. They cheered as the building fell, sitting on an open sleeping bag and drinking Pabst Blue Ribbon. Leaning back on her father, Rachael McCallister, 11, said shed rather be in bed. Her 13-year-old brother, Matthew, was wide awake, excited to see something that could be on the Discovery Channel.

I think its cool to see it implode on itself, he said. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DENVER Watching a 14-story office building come down In a heap of rubble Sunday wasnt an ordinary field trip for Manny Velivasakis. For the past seven months the civil engineer has been helping rescue workers at the World Trade Center enter the collapsed buildings safely. Hes sweated over deciding which pieces of the structures can be moved without triggering a further collapse and where cranes can be placed so they wont fall through to the basements. Watching the cloud of dust that blew across downtown after the TerraCentre Imploded, forcing hundreds of spectators to run down Speer Boulevard, was too real.

It was so close to the wounds so it brought back some memories. But It also means that life cant stop so we do what we have to, said Velivasakis, who works for LZA Technology, a division of The Thornton Tomasetti Group. He was in town to attend a American Society of Civil neers meeting on forensic engineering. The demolition of the TerraCentre to make way for an expanded Colorado Convention Center during the same weekend was a coincidence. In 15 seconds, after two sets of western Colorado OmwlDoiftr 243-3497 not 3 LIND yvIAN- oj utweiuca J1181C Uaflf OWKJuJtftftUj mt)tr milt ttrbtcarfi deep rumbles, the 19-year-old building was reduced to about three stories of rubble.

Car alarms and some scattered applause sounded as spectators ran. Crews had placed 257 pounds of explosives inside holes throughout the trapezoid-shaped structure to bring it down. It was expected to take 30 days to remove. Officials originally predicted the rubble would be five stories high. Its real flat.

That's they way we like it, said demolition manager Gil Jones, who was wearing a Been There-Wrecked That hard hat. It was tough to watch for some who havent even visited the World Trade Center site. It made me cry because I cant imagine 110 stories coming Woman slain after reporting shooting ICflPYEBPVI Open 7 days a week, till midnight weekdays 6pm weekends! COPY COPY, more than copies Solutions! 401 North Ave, Grand Junction, CO 2551244 with Allen Bergerud, 48, of Johnstown, who was hospitalized to treat a wound to his left hand. Bergerud will be charged with two counts of murder, said Undersheriff John Cooke. The identity of the other shooting victim also was not released.

to report that a man had been shot and that the gunman had left in a white pickup. As Weld County sheriffs deputies were arriving at the scene, the woman called dispatchers again to say the gunman. had returned. Deputies later exchanged fire By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS JOHNSTOWN A woman was shot and killed Sunday as she talked to 911 dispatchers after reporting another fatal shooting. The woman, who has not been identified, first called at 12:55 a.m.

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Henderson, a senior and former editor of The Catalyst, said campus officials will decide Tuesday whether editor Audrey Thompson will keep her job. "Are You Making These 7 Costly Mistakes After Your Car Accident? GRAND JUNCTION-if you have recently been In a car accident then reading this may be the most Important thing you do tor vour health, your family, and your luture Every day hundreds of accident victims are taken advantage of by their own Insurance companies left with hidden injuries that were either never detected or just swept under the rug -that come back months or years later as crippling arthritis. Finally, 8 page report has recently been released that reveals vital information including 7 costly mistakes" insurance companies The Blotter COMPILED BYSENT1NELSTAF Threats, fight challenge alleged Anthony Card, 20, was arrested Sunday morning after he threatened employees of Ground Zero, 715 Horizon, and challenged them to a fight, Grand Junction police said. Man allegedly steals from store Gregory Retallack, 19, was arrested Saturday night after he stole items valued at $899.96 from Office Max, 925 Independent Grand Junction police aid. Tools stolen from storage shed About $1,500 worth of tools were reported stolen Saturday from a storage unit in the 500 block of Road 32, according to the Mesa County Sheriffs Department.

Men allegedly assault, rob others Three men assaulted one man and stole a DVD player from-another after being asked to leave a party Sunday morning, Grand Junction police said. The three men allegedly gave one man a broken nose and a laceration in the head after being asked to leave a party in the 1000 block of Colorado Avenue. ftaspuaPEDic PRESSURE RELIEVING SWEDISH MATTRESS ANO PILLOW Exclusive vistuelasltc miracle is on the inside all you do is he down on it1 ParkwtstPIaz attanM ft IS Itoai 42f to live a normal pain-tree lite. For your FREE copy, call toll-free 1-800-348-8196, 24 8 hour recorded meeeage. I.