Trial resumes in Utah case of fake drilling bids

A defense lawyer for the 29-year-old man accused of disrupting a federal oil-and-gas lease auction in Utah is trying to show a jury that government land managers favor business bidders over individuals.

But U.S. District Judge Dee Benson upheld frequent objections by prosecutors as Tim DeChristopher's trial resumed Wednesday. The judge largely blocked defense attorney Pat Shea's attempts to cross-examine Bureau of Land Management official Kent Hoffman about bidding procedures.

Prosecutors on Tuesday characterized DeChristopher as a saboteur who ran up bids at the 2008 auction with no intention of paying for the $1.7 million in leases he won.

Environmentalists have made DeChristopher a symbol of opposition to federal drilling lease policy, and more than 20 supporters wearing orange scarves were in the courtroom Wednesday.

DeChristopher is expected to testify when the defense starts to present its case.

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A 29-year-old man accused of hijacking bids at a federal auction in order to protect two national parks from drillers was expected to testify Wednesday in his own defense.

Tim DeChristopher is accused of placing fake bids on more than a dozen leases near Utah's Arches and Canyonlands national parks to try to run up prices. He has pleaded not guilty, but doesn't dispute the facts of the case and says he expects to be convicted.

The former wilderness guide faces up to 10 years in prison and $750,000 in fines if convicted on charges of interfering with and making false representations at a government auction.

Federal prosecutors called him a saboteur during opening statements Tuesday, saying that DeChristopher knowingly placed the bids at the 2008 auction without any intention of paying.

The trial isn't about "Big Oil" or federal government, Assistant U.S. Attorney Scott Romney said.

But fellow environmentalists who range from celebrities to activists have made DeChristopher a folk hero of their movement, insisting that DeChristopher was standing up to a federal agency that violated environmental laws by holding the auction.

On Tuesday, a special agent at the Bureau of Land Management, which ran the auction, recounted how DeChristopher stood out among the bidders vying for the leases.

Daniel Love said he quickly noticed DeChristopher, mainly for how his shabby attire differed from the others.

During the auction, DeChristopher kept looking at the door at the back of the room. DeChristopher said he had planned to create a disruption, but backed off because there were too many law enforcement agents, according to Love.

DeChristopher's bids began with smaller amounts, one at $500, then a later one for $25,000. By the end, he owed $1.7 million on leases totaling 22,500 acres around the two parks.

"At this point, he was in it to win it. There was no regard for ceiling price," Love said.

DeChristopher believed the bidding tactic worked because he saw other bidders leaving the auction, Love said. DeChristopher's bidding inflated the prices by a total of $300,000 on about 20 of 131 parcels being auctioned that day, Love added.

DeChristopher later said he knew what he did was wrong and that he was prepared to accept the punishment, Love said.

A University of Utah economics student at the time, DeChristopher had offered to cover the bill with an Internet fundraising campaign. The government refused to accept any of the money after the fact.

A federal judge later blocked many of the leases from being issued.

Federal prosecutors say DeChristopher is the only person ever charged with failing to make good on bids at a lease auction of public lands in Utah. They have offered plea deals over the past two years, but he opted to go to trial.

His defense attorneys declined to make opening statements Tuesday, and a judge said the jury could get the case as early as Wednesday.

The case has become a symbol of solidarity for environmentalists, including actress Daryl Hannah, who rallied in his support Monday, and others who marched outside court Tuesday.

"With this case, the government is trying to teach a lesson and deter activists," said Flora Bernard, spokeswoman for the Salt Lake City-based Peaceful Uprisings, an environmental group that DeChristopher co-founded.

"By coming out here, we are showing that we are not intimidated," she said.

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RockTop Designs, Inc....The Evolution of Stone

NY. Specializing in design, fabrication and installation of most solid surfaces including granite, marble, limestone and onyx. Using slabs from all over the world and working with only the highest quality materials is a staple of the business.The fabrication and installation personnel all have vast experience in the industry offering the best in craftsmanship, timely delivery, expert installation, and a positive customer experience. In addition to counter-tops RockTop Designs currently offers complete tile installation and sales services.

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RockTop Designs, Inc has been revolutionizing the stone surface industry for almost 10 years now. With innovative design ideas and field experience RockTop Designs has been able to stay ahead of the trends. RockTop Designs currently services all of MA, NH, CT, RI, ME, VT & NY. Newly changed from a partnership to an incorporation the future looks bright for the company and it's potential customers. It all started in 2006 when president and CEO Douglas DosSantos partnered with longtime friend Vinny Borges of Borges Marble and Granite. The two friends built a solid reputation by having great customer service and unbeatable prices. After years of success DosSantos decided to pursue new interests and business opportunities. In 2008 RockTop Designs as founded by DosSantos at the height of the economic collapse. So we asked him how he stayed ahead of the curve during such a difficult time while other businesses where closing at a record rate. "We have made many strategic partnerships with wholesale slab distributors all over New England and that allows us to reach a much broader clientele as opposed to having just one location customers can come visit. Fabrication shops are typically not consumer friendly because it is a manufacturing site and it can be overwhelming for some people. So rather than have our customers come to us we give them the accessibility to visit one of our suppliers in their own neighborhood."

DosSantos has many years of experience with fabrication and installation and like he tells his clients, "I'm not saying there is anything we can't do, BUT, we can sure accommodate most requests." With a retail location looking to open sometime in 2011 and four other locations to follow by 2014, DosSantos plans to be one of the premier counter-top designers in all of the east coast. With counter-top prices starting at $38.99 a square foot with a free sink and three edge profile options it is evident why the company is so successful. Big box stores typically charge $49 and up with one basic edge profiling option and all the work is subcontracted. DosSantos prides himself in having all the work done by his staff and himself. "I try to be at every job-site but sometimes it's hard. So what I do is stay in touch with clients throughout the whole process and follow up with a call after work has been completed." So is RockTop using any innovative ways to reach clients? "Most of our business comes from Google Adwords and we are soon launching a magazine and radio campaign."

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GM, Nissan U.S. sales up as incentives catch fire

General Motors Co and Nissan Motor Co sales surged in February as incentives drove shoppers to dealerships and outweighed concerns about higher oil prices.

GM sales were up 46 percent, more than double the expected growth for the industry as a whole. Sales for Nissan jumped 32 percent.

Ford Motor Co and Chrysler Group lagged, with sales gains of 14 and 13 percent, respectively.

The boom for GM and Nissan came on the back of stepped-up incentives for car buyers and dealers in a traditionally slow month for vehicle purchases and at a time when rising oil prices have emerged as a new threat to the industry.

The success of the aggressive discounts by both GM and Nissan in February raises the prospect that rivals will respond with stepped-up incentives of their own, cutting into projected profits across the industry, analysts have said.

Shares of Ford and GM were both down almost 2 percent in early afternoon trading.

The recent rise in oil prices could slow or even derail the industry's recovery in sales, now in its second year, analysts and industry executives have said, although little of that feared impact was visible in the February sales results.

U.S. gasoline prices rose to $3.38 a gallon in the past week, the biggest jump since 2005 when Hurricane Katrina disrupted petroleum supplies, the U.S. Energy Department said.

But trucks remained popular in February with American buyers. Sales for Nissan's Pathfinder SUV and GM's Chevrolet Silverado pickup truck both rose 60 percent.

Both GM and Nissan said they had already throttled back their spending on the sales incentives that had allowed both to improve market share in February.

"Our goal is very clearly to continue to have a very disciplined approach," GM sales chief Don Johnson said. "Our incentive costs will start to moderate in March."

GM: NO REPEAT OF PAST MISTAKES

During its long slide into bankruptcy in 2009, GM had relied on heavy discounting to drive sales at the expense of profits.

But Johnson and other GM executives said that the automaker would remained disciplined on pricing with inventories down to a relatively tight 60 days supply of sales at dealerships.

Nissan, where dealer stock was equal to 68 days' supply of sales at the end of February, also said it had reduced its spending on incentives this month.

"It's competitive out there on incentives," said Nissan's U.S. sales chief, Al Castignetti. "But you have to ask yourself how much you can really juice it when you're not carrying the kind of inventory that you used to."

Hyundai Motor Co, which has been winning market share with its line-up of lower-cost vehicles, said the incentives on offer in February had already tipped the low-margin industry into a "price war."

Said GM's Johnson: "We're not surprised that some of our competitors have started talking about our performance as a way of explaining their performance."

In a measure of its momentum in February, GM's Cadillac CTS sedan outsold the six combined models under Ford's luxury Lincoln brand.

The sales results represent one of the first snapshots of U.S. consumer demand, and the February data was expected to show steady demand without evidence of the kind of accelerating turnaround that some analysts had forecast.

Pump prices averaged $2.79 for all of 2010 when U.S. vehicle sales began to recover, according to industry data.

"Customers in the U.S. are the most sensitive to oil prices. When they go up, hybrids fly out of showrooms and SUVs and pickup truck sales fall," Toyota Executive Vice President Takeshi Uchiyamada told reporters on the sidelines of the Geneva auto show.

The effects could spill over to Europe too, Ford's chief financial officer, Lewis Booth, warned.

If prices remained high for long enough "they may affect the economic recovery of Europe," he said on Monday.

For the fifth consecutive month, the annualized sales rate is expected to hold above 12 million vehicles in February.

The average forecast of 41 economists surveyed by Reuters was 12.6 million vehicles on that basis for February, about flat from the sales rate in December and January.

GM's Johnson said early sales data for February pointed to a sales total near 13 million units on an annualized basis.

(Additional reporting by Helen Massy-Beresford, Bernie Woodall and Chang-Ran Kim in Geneva, editing by Matthew Lewis)

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