Ute Tribe seeks bigger jail to curb alcohol crime
Fort Duchesne officers report 22 inmates in a jail with 14 capacity. About 85 percent of cases involve alcohol related disorderly conduct. Judge Henry Umbarger urges tribal action, considering work camps and counseling to curb repeat offenders.
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Aren
Fort Duchesne
Roosevelt
Duchesne County
He Aiso
Ute
Henry Unpberga
Geiumcmmnn
Naiteiense Seamentas
Gman
Fred Conetah
Ute Tribal Court
Henry Upchergo
Tribal Council
Uta Tribe
Normal precipitation in eastern Utah for March reports
Weather Bureau notes March precipitation near normal in eastern Utah with 25 to 35 percent above normal in valley areas south of the Uinta Mountains. Since 1963 drought conditions persist with most regions at 40 to 10 percent of seasonal normals and Moon Lake reservoir forecast near 26 000 acre feet in June.
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Utah
U.S. Weather Bureau
Salt Lake
Uinta Mountains
Moon Lake Reservoir
Petriod
Abe
Ashley Creek
Vernal
Rock Creek
Muntain
Hadlock to assist costume mistress in Weber State show
Sharon Hadlock, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Hadlock of Vernal, will assist costume mistress for Weber State College production of Shaw play Arms and the Man running April 7 to 11. She is a Utah High School graduate and a nursing sophomore active in campus activities.
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Budrell Jigdloch
Charles Hadlock
Vernal
Weber State College
Arena Theatre
George Bernard Shaw
Miss Madlock
Uintah High School
Hydrologic Inflow Figures Reported for Duchesne and Strawberry Areas
Inflow figures for Duchesne River at Provo River Trails near Hanna show 1, 27 000 cubic feet per second and 66 percent, with other sites near Tabieng 74 000 at 0 percent, at Duchesne 87 000 at 43 percent and at Myton 110 000 at 44 percent. Strawberry River inflow at Strawberry Reservoir is 22 000 at 39 percent, at Duchesne 35 000 at 44 percent. Lake Fork and Moon Lake Reservoir inflows total 48 000 at 58 percent.
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Duchesne River
Provo River
Hanna
Tabieng
Duchesne
Myton
Strawberry
Lake Fork
Moon Lake
Letter to the Editor defends Vernal Utah Field House against accusations
Jeh C. E. Untermann replies to G. E. Untermann accusations, defending the Utah Field House of Natural History as a valued, internationally recognized local museum. He cites Dippy the Diplodocus as a major regional attraction and rebukes claims of being a tourist trap, noting the museum’s community support and stature amid controversy.
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G. E. Untermann
Utah Field House of Natural History
Dulany Hunter Foundation
Billie
Munter
Vernal
Salt Lake City
Denver
America
Utah
Field House of Natural History
Hunter Museum
Museums of
Community councils tackle alcohol problems with programs
Community councils include alcohol issues on agendas. The Whiterocks Community has shown movies about drinking and its impact on disorderly conduct. Randlett Community plans organized educational programs addressing alcohol related problems.
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Whiterocks
Randlett
Museum Security Debate Over Hunter Collections
The Dulany Munter Foundation and the museum clash over security and expansion funding. The foundation calls security inadequate while the museum says current measures suffice. The article defends public access, denies a door lockout, and critiques a Citizens Committee favoring removal of Hunter collections.
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Dulany Munter
Hunter Hall
Hunter
Citizens Committee
Dulany Hunter Foundation
Legion Plans Vote April 20
The American Legion Wit beck Post No 1 will hold an election of officers Monday April 20 at the post home announced Feb. Santee Post Commander. Francis Lenox chairs the nominating committee with John Milburn John Barr and Ed Horton as members. Regular meeting nights are the first and third Mondays at 8 p.m.
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American Legion Witbeck
Santee
Francis Lenox
John Milburn
John Barr
Ed Horton
Petition controversy stirs park protests and pride
A citizen criticizes use of the Field House as a petition hub and defends the right to protest. The writer hopes for a swift, nonhostile resolution to the dispute over encroachment on the park and avoids character assassination.
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Field House
Quality Sets Wool's Place In Fiber Market
National and local attention centers on wool after a $27.20 incentive per $100 of wool proceeds. County Agent Kay Bendixson notes producers gain from the payment but must prioritize better wool preparation to raise value. Utah State University specialists say wool must compete on quality and price with synthetics, urging improved processing to avoid higher costs from foreign material and a shift to synthetics.
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U.S. Departmenteet Agriculture
Kay Bendixson
Utah State University
Wool producers urged to boost quality under U S extension program
Taylor a USA extension marketing specialist says county agents and wool organizations should build a reputation for outstanding quality. A program to improve wool clips involves producers, shearers, dealers, pools, manufacturers and agencies nationwide. Salt Lake City hosts brochure requests through County Extension offices and the National Wool Growers. In Utah County annual wool production reaches 760000 pounds.
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Taylor
USA
U. S. Department, of Agriculture
Salt Lake City
Vintah County
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United States Steel
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Weber
UIS
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Intenmountain
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CREE
RMU
Ely
Peking Opera Company
Paris
Alhambra Theatre
France
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Legion
Pam
Felac
Pkay
Cosyou
Relph A. Preece
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