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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1964

Page

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Central Utah Project Plans Outlined For 1966 Start

L S Siddoway, temporary chairman of the Central Utah Water Conservancy District, spoke at Vernal Rotary Club about a $200 million Central Utah Project with pre construction in 1965 and main work to begin in spring 1988. The plan cites Utah using 30 percent of its Colorado River allocation, aims to reach 50 percent, and includes Starvation Reservoir as the first phase costing about $20 million.

Kely Central Utah L. ¥. Siddowey Central Utah Water Conservancy District Vernal Rotary Club Ulitsh Flaming Gorge Siddoway Tt i Duchesne Utah Colorado River Conservancy District Siddeway George D. Clyda Walls State. Hood

Vernal Dollar Days Set For May 21 23

Vernal retail firms schedule a three day Dollar Days event May 21 through 23. The plan emerged at a Vernal Chamber of Commerce merchants committee meeting chaired by Gary Sarouse. A city wide promo will feature a Vernal Express special issue packed with money saving bargains across many goods.

Vernal Chamber of Commerce Gary Sarouse

County Passes Liquor Bill on Juveniles

County commissioners approved an ordinance banning minors from possessing alcohol with penalties up to a $100 fine and 50 days in jail. A similar city measure is expected to pass to curb juvenile delinquency.

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Uintah County Commission Defers Park Gift Standstill

Uintah County Commissioners say there is no real dispute in the Inter Foundation State Park Commission matter. They note parties are willing to reconcile and favor keeping gifts in the museum, with the county's land offer viewed as sufficient and necessary for county needs.

Uintah County Commissioners Inter Foundation-State Park Commission Dulany Hunters Foundation Utah State Park and Recreation Commission Board of State of Utah

Officers Named Tryouts Set for Little League

Western Hey Baseball Association elected new officers at a April 6 board meeting. Alvin G. Green became president with Ken Hanberg as vice president and Tobe Wilkins Ken Sewards and Cal Johnson as directors. Additional officers include Kent Anderson as secretary treasurer and lead scorekeeper. Managers named L L Colerick Lions Don Johnson Yanks Arden Stewart Red Sox and Larry Lea Tigers. Tryouts begin Monday for nine and ten year olds Tuesday for 11 and 12 year olds Wednesday for nine and ten year olds and Thursday April 23 for 11 and 12 year olds.

Western Hey Baseball Association Alvin G. Green Ken Hanberg Tobe Wilkins Ken Sewards Cal Johnson Kent Anderson Mra L. L Little League Ballpark Green Little League Hall Park

Merchants Propose Shoreline Vigilance Meeting Urges Theft Warnings

Friday morning at the Vernal Hotel a Vernal Chamber meeting discussed shoplifting and bad checks plaguing stores. Gary Sprouse chaired plans for cooperation with police and sheriffs, including photo displays and warning systems to curb offenders and warn other merchants.

Vernal Chamber of Commerce Ssou Vernal Gary Sprouse Vernal City

Basin Death Ruled Accidental In Uintah County

Uintah County Sheriff Norman R. Pletcher ruled Tuesday that the death of Teodore Malas echebarria 32 a Basque sheepherder was accidental. He and friend Jan Montoya 59 were feeding hay when a bale fell between horses pulling wagons causing the horses to bolt. Montoya escaped with minor injuries.

Uintah Norman R. Pletcher Teodore Malasechebarria Viscaya Jan Montoya

Outdoor Recreation Boom Seen At Vernal Attractions

National Park Service official Lemuel Garrison says outdoor recreation demand is booming in Vernal area with Flaming Gorge projects expanding. Visitors may come from Salt Lake City Seattle Houston Chicago Los Angeles and Kansas City as roads motels and services boost local economies. About 120 attendees heard that water oriented areas could exceed current park use and create substantial payrolls.

Lemuel A Garrison National Park Service Region Midwest Region Omaha Neb Vernal Chamber of Comerate Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area Salt Lake City Seattle Hoston Chicago Los Angeles Kansas City Chamber Grade M. Sowards Alvin Kay Rulon S. Hacking Harold McKee D. Blayne Morrill Glenn H. Cooper Corky? Johnson National Park Service Flaming Gorge Buell Bennett John Tonks Nelson Marshall To. Y. Siddoway Barclay Gardner Gisbe Sowards Mr. Sowards Sowards Executive Committee

Cheap Power Trend Threatens Central Utah Project Financing

At a Vernal Chamber meeting officials warned a cheap power contract in Soda Springs with Monsanto could jeopardize Central Utah Project repayment contracts. They noted Flaming Gorge region costs are six mills to industry, and asked how extending 2.2 mill power to eastern Utah would affect project economics.

Central Utah Vernal Chamber of Commerce Bonneville Power Administration Monsanto Chemical Co Soda Springs Idaho Flaming Gorge Glen Canyon Bureau of Reclamation

Wilkinson blasts U.S. debt and socialism in Uintah talk

Ernest L. Wilkinson campaigning for the U.S. Senate told about 50 in Vernal that national debt and inflation reflect socialism. He cited 22 years of U.S. history, linked Roosevelt and the New Deal to a socialist trend, and criticized federal growth as damaging to government.onen Verbal mentions included Kennedy and Utah figures in attendance.

Ernest L. Wilkinson U.S Uintah Basin Wilkinson Alven Handlett Joan T. Bernhard Provo Utah LDS Church United Education System Hugh W. Colton Grant Southam Uintah County Republican Committee Southam Glenn H._ Cooper State Senate Dan W.turner State House of Representatives Rulon S. Hacking D. Blayne Morrill Colton Bernhard Washington, D.C Don J. Colton U.S. Senate Ranktm D. Roosevelt Congress Kennedy

Sherman Lloyd to Speak Saturday at Hotel Vernal

U S Rep Sherman Lloyd who seeks the Republican nomination for the Senate will address a luncheon at the Hotel Vernal Saturday at noon. He will be available at 2 p m for questions. Lloyd opposes Ernest Wilkinson in the primary for the Senate seat.

Ernest L. Wilkinson Rulon Sherman

Countywide Cleanup Week Opens Sunday

Countywide Cleanup Week begins Sunday and runs through Saturday April 25, led by Tom Grua chair of the Community Landscape Improvement Committee. Residents are urged to clear basements and attics of junk, inspect heating and wiring, and brighten yards alleys and parks with a coordinated effort across the county.

Tom Grua Community Landscape Improvement Committee National Board of Fire Underwriters Grua

Road School May 7 8 At Vernal Expected 300 Attendees

About 300 persons are expected in Vernal on Thursday and Friday May 7 and 8 for the 13th annual City Streets and County Roads School. Sponsored by the Utah State Association of Counties Utah Municipal League Vernal City and Uintah County. Programs include road engineer sessions and tours to Flaming Gorge and Dinosaur National Monument among other events.

Utah State Association of Counties Utah Municipal League Vernal City Uintah County Flaming Gorge Dinosaur National Monument

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