Widow who won cabin rights dies
From Times Wire Reports
The feisty 84-year-old widow who successfully fought the National Park Service to keep her summer home inside the boundaries of Rocky Mountain National Park died Tuesday.
Betty Dick died in a nursing care center in Scottsdale, Ariz., her daughter Betsy Tietz said. President Bush in May signed into law a bill that gave Dick “life estate” rights to use the cabin inside the park.
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