LaVerkin hears desalinization talk and town updates
LaVerkin officers meet to hear a USBR desalinization presentation on Virgin River water and potential evaporation tanks. Councilman Griffiths notes site exploration, a planning board appointment, road upgrades east of the highway, and costs to water users. The Stowell Mobile Court name is dropped and licensing for rabies clinics remains pending with a mandatory shot ordinance.
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Laverkin
Virgin River
Ron Jensen
Boulder City
U. S. Bureau of Reclamation
Rollo Griffiths
USBR
Déther
Griffiths
Jack Hallihan
LaVerking
Area Senior Citizens Club
Bud Carter
Harold Blackmore
Stowell Mobile Court
Hurricane
Price survey shows Utah shopping costs near average overall
A Color Country Spectrum survey compares grocery prices across Utah cities and nearby Las Vegas. Provo posts the lowest total at 28.80 while Parowan tops the list at 32.03, with Las Vegas and Hurricane near the average. The study notes Provo and Hurricane near or below the area average of 29.73, Salt Lake City higher, and Cedar City around the mean.
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Ro Rode Coe
Dixie
Salt Lake Co
Color Country
St. George
Salt Lake City
Cedar City
Utah
Mesquite
Nev
Las Vegas
Provo
Parowan
Hurricane
Lake City
Sait
Yes
Salt Lake
Troy
Sa George
Hurricane city council passes dog ordinance mandating rabies shots
Hurricane Utah voters moved to require rabies vaccinations for dogs in a new city ordinance after a Thursday night meeting. City Clerk Irene Shamo reported 1977 dog tags issued and county licenses sold. Councilmember Al Moore cited rabies risk, with plans for a Tobies clinic in eastern Washington County and a veterinary visit proposed for Hurricane and LaVerkin dogs.
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Hurricane
Irene Shamo
Civ
Utah
J A. “al” Moore
Utah Department of Health
LaVerkin
Moore
Washington County
Kenneth Bradshaw
Hurricane Valley
Dixie Medical Center
St. George
Willard Webb
Steve Creamer
Creamer and Noble Engineers
Toquerville Springs
Ash Creek
Polite pedestrians change behind the wheel in St George
St George police say courteous drivers turn hostile in traffic with a rise in collisions from 1975 to 1976. Sgt Holand Simmons cites driver distraction and inattention as key causes while noting most crashes stem from driver error rather than fate.
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ST George
Drue
Holand Simmons
Simmons
Nesv
Simons
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