Wyoming Engineers Society Set for Cheyenne Meeting
More than 500 members of the Wyoming Engineering Society will attend its annual meeting in Cheyenne near the weekend. Registration opens Thursday evening February 2 at the Elk Building where papers and program sessions will be held. Delegates may also attend Friday and Saturday sessions with talks from noted engineers, followed by a Saturday night banquet.
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Cheyenne
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Val Christiesen
J R Bromley
Wyong
Foghay Department
Wyoming
Outstanding engineering meeting draws regional delegates
The event gathered delegates from Wyoming and neighboring states including Colorado Nebraska South Dakota and Montana highlighting regional collaboration in engineering. The meeting showcased cross state cooperation and future project planning among diverse professional groups.
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Colorado
Nebraska
South Dakota
Monona
Public Education Meetings Set Across Southern Wyoming
Two public meetings will discuss the state of education in southern Wyoming with reports from delegates to the White House Conference on Education. Sessions begin February 2 at Rock Springs High School and continue February 3 with similar gatherings in Sheridan Thermopolis and Casper.
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Thermopolis
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Driving on the Right Side Urged by Wyoming Trucking Leader
Walter W Kingham, managing director of the Wyoming Trucking Association, stresses driving on the right as a basic rule amid the industry safety campaign. He notes motorists face long travel distances and emphasizes strict adherence to right-side driving.
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Walter W Kingham
Wyoming Trucking Association
Kingham
Driving in the proper lane urged for road safety
The speaker argues drivers should habitually stay in the right lane to avoid hazards and save highway space. He notes Wyoming’s few four lane highways but warns motorists tend to drift left, delaying over and causing risk. He urges self‑examination of driving habits to improve safety.
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Wyoming
Kingham
Far East Cruise Marks Shangri-La Modernization
The text notes improvements on the carrier Shangri-La including a structurally changed deck and steam catapults enhancing aircraft handling safety and ship capabilities. It marks the first Far East cruise since modernization and lists driving and duty behaviors in a separate fragment.
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James D. Carr Serves Aboard USS Shangri-La
Teleman third class James D. Carr is serving aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Shangri-La. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Carr of Big Piney Wyoming and husband of the former Miss Sandre Rolph of Streater Iowa. The ship is departing for active duty.
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Big Piney
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Streater
Shanga-La
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