Oral arguments on natural gas hearings and film rights
The article covers oral arguments before the Federal Power Commission regarding gas transmission projects from the San Juan basin through several states to the Pacific Northwest. It notes production and release plans for a George R. Stewart book adaptation by a studio, and details scheduling for main briefs, staff briefs, and reply briefs, with involved companies listed and the lengthy hearing process.
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Amalor
Hollywood ‘Studio
Jpeg Bau
George R. Stewart
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Kansas
San Francisco
Bourd
Brudebaker Co
Pickite
Dicarding
Mr. MacCann
Bii Bennett
Federal Power Commission
Northwest
Ie Ee Com Empanica
Wasnon
Ant Hon
Th Recitia Northwest
Na Ure Company
San Jian
Colorado
New Mexico
Utah
Wyoing
Pacific Northwest
Moabou Iia
Jensen
Mbey
Pacific Heathes Pipeline Corporation
Fequirer
Roceauretes
Tasueg
Subcommittee Vote On 3 Continued Amid Quorum Trouble
The irregular session records a shaky subcommittee vote on an amendment. Chair Harrison finally notes a quorum shortfall while members like Hopkins and Saylor discuss topics tied to Utah and state encampments, amid disjointed remarks and fragmented text from Boise to Colorado.
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Boise
Central
Colorado
Upper
Pugtlor
Renta
Ady Saylor
Cale
Hornia
Hearings Promise Testimonies From Interior Officials
A fragment notes forthcoming hearings with testimony from Secretary of the Interior Douglas Mc, Undersecretary Ralph Tudor, Reclamation Chief Wilburt A. Dexheimer, and Salt Lake Bureau Chief E. Q. Larson in Clyde.
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Ralph Tudor
Reclamation
Wilburt A. Dexheimer
Salt Lake
E. QO. Larson
Clyde
Uintah Defeats Union 5-2 in Baseball Game
Uintah High School beat Union High 5-2 in Vernal on the Utes single home game. Merlin Richens opened with a hit, Sterling Kendall drove in runs, and George Coonradt along with Richens produced two more scores. Pitching by George Mradt Harris and Denver sealed the win as Uintah advances toward regional play with games scheduled through April and May.
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Union High School
Vernal de
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Merlin Michens
Kendall
Buday Onovan'a Alngie
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Ute
George Mradt
Harris
Denver
Vetrna Yen
Grant Stroser
Oto Almont
Moroni
School Board Plans Change at Uintah High
Uintah High plans to fill the principal post after Minx G Abbott left for a state department job. Mr. Ovard will serve as interim principal through the school year while the board seeks a certified candidate. He is pursuing a secondary administration certificate and aims to apply for the principal position.
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Uintah High
G. Abbott Resi
State Department of Public Instruction
Oward
Ovard
Board of Education
Vernon Commission Report Aided By Committee
Members of the committee including Mr Henderson Mr Iddaway and Mr Cheney appeared before the Commission to report on the board to submit it for payment as approved. Also present were Christensen Lee Sowards Curtis Dudley and Sen. B H Stringham.
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Bouth
Senate Hearings Preview and Regional Development Talks
A brief advance notice on upcoming Senate Hearings is discussed along with annual reports from association leaders. Chairman Stringham summarizes activities by the organization, including regional committees and river development efforts across Utah Colorado River Basin states. A separate incident reports a car collision near California with no grounds for arrests.
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Stringham
Utah
Echo Park
Wash
Colorado
River Development Association
Fort
California
Mas Coffey
Ben Pott
Music Festival Presented By Ma Pr Department
The Ma Pr presents a music program Tuesday by the Mia music department. Violin solo by Mia Litchfield and a Lynn Doyal Wilkins Roosevelt duet with Donna Hartle on piano, plus an accordion solo by Adrian Pumpseller. Following, MIA board members visited. Grace Lambert returns from Salt Lake City. several Roosevelt and Vernal families relocate and visit. Weekend family gatherings and community notices feature prominently.
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Roosevelt
Donna Hartle
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Vernal
Wilber Anan
Anan
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Horace Derriman
Hangely
Pearl Woolley
Lawrence Lee
Arteala
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Lother
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Janet Hullinger
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Jerry Harrison
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Rome
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Lawrence Caldwell
Frank Jenkins
Jark
Earl Jenkins
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Lyle Perr
Dragerton
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Loris Woolley
Hoy Huber
Provo
Rota
Doris Sessions
Ray
Roy Huber
Mike Kasisa
Afton
Vernal Clean-Up Week Proclaimed Amid City Drive
The Vernal city government proclaims April 18 to 24 as Glean-up Week led by Jaycee Bert Carroll and a cleanup committee including Darrell Wardle Jay Cook Russell Holley Dr John Shinmin Al Bile ing Wally Wayne Eston and Trey Taylor. The notice notes the effort with the Chamber of Commerce to remove unsightly litter and improve the city. Also covered is the cancer drive kickoff by the Vernal Rod and Gun Club and Uintah County Cancer Committee promoting education and fundraising to combat cancer.
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Bert Carroll
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Russell Holley
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Lands withdrawn near Ashley National Forest for Vernal City
The Department of Interior plans withdrawal of about 720 acres near Vernal for protection of Ashley National Forest lands. The move aims to prevent further development and contamination from use of adjacent lands and streams. Local efforts sought federal cooperation, with regional offices approving and forwarding the withdrawal notice to Washington. Public lands will be reserved under interior jurisdiction to safeguard Vernal City’s water supply and environment.
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Lube
Fred ‘Rasmussen
Utah State Rifle and Pistol Association
National Guard Armory
Net
S. Dank
Byron Mock
Boot Salt Lake
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Pammentis Avestock
Verne
Secretary of Interior
Colorado Group Seeks U.S. 40 Route Change to U S 30
Denver meeting of the Colorado chapter of the U S 40 group discusses shifting the U S 40 designation to U S 30 Wyoming to connect Cheyenne to Reno via Salt Lake City. Utah and California supporters back the change to boost tourist travel and regional development.
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