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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1960
Page
16
Surveying along Main Street in Vernal moves toward parallel parking with a planned road reconfiguration. State road engineer Ross A. Slye said crews will paint new stripes and close the road during work to improve traffic flow and visibility.
April 15, 1960 is the deadline for self employed individuals who netted $400 in 1959 to file income tax returns and report earnings for social security. Clarence J Seitz of Salt Lake City Social Security Office says the 1958 net earnings tax is 2 3 percent. Self employed earners who did not report 1956 earnings must do so by April 15, 1960 or lose social security credit for that year. Over 8 million self employed people are building old age survivors and disability insurance by filing these reports.
A press bulletin describes Charles E. Herring, 37, drowning in the Green River above Dutch John while working on the washed out Linwood to Dutch John bridge. Herring, employee of Arch Dam Constructors, was last seen about 220 feet from the spot. The bulletin requests inquiries to Dutch John hospital Tucker 53121.
Tall fescue proves a versatile forage and soil conservation grass. Described as winter hardy deep rooted and drought tolerant, it grows across soils from acidic to alkaline and performs well in wet clay soils. High fertility increases yield but it sustains in poorer soils if not overgrazed, with strong summer growth and usefulness on sites where legumes fail.
Tall fescue shows poor palatability when mixed with more appetizing grasses. Animals overgraze the preferred species, allowing fescue to dominate the pasture over time.
Travel to the 29 National Parks and 154 other areas managed by the National Park Service totaled 62 812 000 in 1959, an all time high exceeding the previous peak of 59 285 000 set in 1957.
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