Cowboys Ranked Eleventh In National Grid Ratings
Wyoming moved to eleventh in the national grid ratings after a 37 10 win over Air Force Academy at Laramie. The Cowboys meet Colorado State next, with key injuries to Tom Thompson and Ly Barger. Quarterback Paul Toscano passed for four touchdowns and rushed for 67 yards, ranking high in national total offense.
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Cowboys
Wyoming
United Press International
Air Force Academy
Laramie
Lloyd Eaton
Colorado State
Rams
Kansas State
Air Force
Tom Thompson
Lusk
Glen Lybarger
Eaton
Richard Trautwein
Thompson
Tom Lintz
Bob Free
Mar
Lybarger
Ben Martin
Paul Toscano
Toscano
Pokes
Ft. Collins
Hunters urged to stop at Wyoming check stations
State Game Warden warns hunters and fishermen that by law they must check in and out at designated check stations on their route to and from hunting or fishing areas. Stations provide location advice and safety help.
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Howard W. Robinson
Wyoming
Farson
Sheil Creek
Greybull
Cody
Dubois
LaBarge
Grey's River
Meeeteetse
Meeteetse
Dayton
Big Horn
Labor Department notes rise in minor job incidents but fewer injuries
The Wyoming Division of Statistics reports 91 new wage claims totaling 9 216 84 and 95 claims closed with 8 151 37 in contested wages for August 1967. Since January, 4 995 work permits issued to minors, and 202 on the job accidents logged in 1967, down from 262 in 1966, though still a concern.
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Division of Statistics
Wyoming Department of Labor and Statistics
Department
Mr. Bachman
Timber Accomplishments in Big Piney Ranger District 1967
The Big Piney Ranger District outlines 1967 timber efforts including three sales South Cottonwood Lower Chall Creek and Middle Beaver with over thirty million board feet. Beetle outbreak prompts Middle Beaver sale first to slow invasion. planting and burning plans for Lodgepole Pine across Chail Creek Bare Creek areas. thinning and reforestation efforts began to sustain wood products.
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Big Piney
South Cottonwood
Lower Chall Creek
Middle Beaver
Green River Lumber Company
Big Piney Ranger
Big Piney Ranger District
Teton National Forest
Chail Creek
North Costtonmond
Ole Creek
North Horse Creek
Bishop Named President of Western State Engineers
Floyd A. Bishop Wyoming State Engineer was elected president of the Association of Western State Engineers at the 40th annual convention in Phoenix on September 14, 1967. The group includes water administrators from 19 western states plus Alaska and Hawaii, with Mississippi as an associate member.
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Floyd A. Bishop
Wyoming
Association of Western State Engineers
Phoenix
Arizona
Alaska
Hawaii
Mississippi
West
Bishop
Roland Westergard
Nevada
Everett Darlinton
Montana
Chris Wheeler
Oregon
Jackson
Ray Tyson
Visitor Centers Open Weekends At Flaming Gorge
The Flaming Gorge Dam Visitor Center shifts to a fall schedule starting September 1 with weekend hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. through October. The Red Canyon Forest Service Center will follow the same weekend schedule and close on weekdays.
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Flaming Gorge Dam
Frank Lord
Bureau of Reclamation
Richard Benjamin
U. S. Forest Service District
Ted Thompson
Park Service
Forest Service
Red Canyon
Forest
Gasoline Tax Collections Up in Wyoming
I W Tate director of the Gasoline Tax Division Wyoming Department of Revenue reported August tax receipts at 1 322 533 49 up from 3 139 606 26 the prior year an increase of 16 percent. The rise follows a May 20 1967 one cent tax hike funding forest roads and highways. For the 12 months ending August total collections reached 19 525 092 32 up 4 67 percent from 1966.
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Wyoming
I. W. Tate
Tate
Hertzler Warns Wyoming Sheep Decline Hurts Tax Base
Wyoming Commissioner of Agriculture Jack Hertzler warns that the 1967 lamb crop fell 12 percent from 1966 and 17 percent below the 1961-65 average, with wool output also down. He notes national declines, ongoing wool-price lows, and imports depressing domestic lamb and wool markets, threatening Wyoming’s agricultural tax base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Jack Hertzler
Hertzler
Denver
U.S
Doubling of National Gas Consumption Foreseen
Howard Boyd, elected president of the Independent Natural Gas Association of America, predicts U S natural gas use will roughly double in two decades. He notes gas already supplies over one third of energy, with 18.8 Tcf consumed this year and 19.7 Tcf projected next year, rising to 36 Tcf by 1990. He cites cost reductions, new tech, and future markets including fuel cells and liquefied natural gas for jet aircraft.
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Howard Boyd
Independent Natural Gas Association of America
San Francisco
U. S
Boyd
United States
el Paso Natural Gas Company
Wyoming Realtors Elect New Officers and Directors
George W. Bussey leads the Wyoming Association of Realtors with G. Moeller of Cheyenne as first vice president and J. Pi ana of Newcastle as second vice president. John Sheehan of Casper becomes president, with Hugh R. Graham and W. R. McBrayer named directors. Incoming and outgoing officers include Daryl Taylor of Torrington and other new directors.
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Ett G. Moeller
Cheyenne
James Piana
Newcastle
Jim Sheehan
Caspew
Wyoming Per
Bot Association of Realtors
Hawkins
Laramie
George W. Bussey
Casper
Hugh R. Graham
Themmopo
W. R. McBray
Terington
Animwal
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Cliff Hansen
John Tower
Texas
Tower
Hansen
Wyoming Republican
Labor Department
Western Engineers
Flaming Gorge
Forsees
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