Blind Cancer Victim Honors Benefit Show
Six year old Mark Scam puna, a blinded cancer victim, captivated a movie audience at a benefit event. The boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cooper, spoke alongside American Cancer Society representatives and school speakers, illustrating the charity’s work and ongoing support for affected families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Scampuna
American Cancer Society
Cancer Socie
Sdoolar
Jay- Iman
Sis
Vemasi
Dus
Chuck's Texaco Burglarized in Early Monday Theft
Police report Chuck's Texaco service station at 1943 West Main burglarized after 2 am Monday. Entry gained by breaking east lubrication room window. Cash from cigarette mart and soft drink area totaled 30 dollars with other items stolen including gasoline, cigarettes, oil, batteries, candy, and quarters. Evidence suggests a motorbike or scooter left nearby and tracks were washed out by wet ground. The suspect believed to wear tennis shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck
Texaco
West Main
Subgrading Begins On Dinosaur Monument Road Project
Subgrading started on a 122000 state paving project from Highway 40 at Jensen north to Brush Creek area. L A Young Construction Co. Richfield received the contract with Ralph Childs Boris igville overseeing work. A 39 foot concrete bridge over Brush Creek is planned and the 2056 mile road will carry 24 foot two inch bituminous surface. Weather and remaining bituminous paving will determine completion, with an extra mile of new road to be added.
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Jensen
Rash Creek
Paca
A. Slye
Enuraner
L. A. Young Construction
Comn
Richfield
Ralph Childs
Boris Igville
Brush Creek
Dinosaur National Monument
Slye
Ecaere Juchesne
Vote Now Set For Monday By Subcommittee
Subcommittee delays vote on the Upper Colorado project as Sean Saylor requests postponement to Monday. Chairman William H. Harrisson of Wyoming agrees after Saylor calls from his Pennsylvania home where gout confines him to bed. The Easter recess limits further subcommittee votes. Governors from Colorado Wyoming and Mexico back the Echo Park Dam project in a joint statement urging action on water rights.
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Colorado
Tver
Aerr
Sean
William H. Harrisim
R Wyo
Saylor
Pennsylvania
Sandyler
California-Arizona
Uintah High Wins Big At Region Music Festival
Uintah High School earned six top awards at the Region 0 Music Festival held Friday and Saturday at Ver nal Isst. The band and vocal groups collected 11 excellent ratings and five good ratings across solos duets trios and ensembles. Other area schools including Altamont Carbon Duchesne and Roosevelt Junior High also posted multiple superior and excellent scores. The event, directed by Glen Ovard, featured performances by Uintah’s marching band and numerous soloists and groups.
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Ulotah High School
Vernal
Main Street
Tabiona High School
Grant Peel
Carbon High Sch
Carbon
Uiitah High School
Vernal Isst
Ora Faye Wardle
Jean Goodrich
Gerald Walker
Lee Aldwell
Bill Roberts
Dilworth Rust
Janet Johnson
Janet Robbing
Clariet
Carma Weeks Betty Tanner
Dana Mar Herbert
DI Caldwell
Barbara Pederaen
Noon Slaugh
Salo
Dennis Combell
Aitar Glo Lee Algo
Pitrom
Hilly! Robints Bone
Ori Payer Wardle
Kent Stringham
Sunior High
Uintah
Pat Bruce
Jane Jon
Pat Lee
Ann Wankier
Connie Lundell
Jeanene Adamson
Leah Rae Dayla
Dottna Powell
Kay Jacobo
Elaine Davis
Saxophone Arlet
Sharon Ericksen
Joyce Roberts
Charlie Johnson
Francis Alien
Altamont
Budhgsne
Grynd County
Green River
Northery
Roosevelt Junior High
Bouth Emery
Tabdlona
Union
North
South
Emery
Duchesne
Roosevelt Junior
Jah
Gintah Junior High
Duchenne
North Emory
Pleven
Unior
Rice
High Choo
Glen Ovard
Millecam Family Takes Utah Motor Co In Trade
Henry Millecam Jr and Yvonne Millecam acquire Utah Motor Co from Jack C Tusher Pranela Feltch and Tom Mayberry. DeSoto Plymouth dealership and service station join new ownership as Millecams plan May 1 start at their new venture after 17 years at Ashlon Brothers Company.
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Utah Motor Company
Yvonne
Henry Millecam Jr
Jack C. ‘Tusher
Pranela Feltch
Tom Mayberry
DeSoto-Plymouth
Millecam Haa
Aghton Brothers Company
Eara
Hag
Afnca
Bial. Ness
Elder Sonne Urges Church Members to Act and Study Gospel
Elder Sonne urged Lattersiay Saints to become more active in church work and study gospel before engaging in activities. Speaking at Brigham Young University during a two day meeting, he emphasized attendance, education, and weekly church classes as essential to growth, with other leaders and 1,077 attendees in the morning session.
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Elder Sonne
der Alma Bonne
Council of the Twelve Apostia
Bundaider Sonne
Roy W. Doxy
Brigham Young University
Archaolohnson
Lynn K
Edgar Barker
Dateeo
Dong Spain
Ron K. Doxy
Rion
Jease A
Hawa
Mra
Bonne
Borst
John
Jones
Son
Unable to determine readable headline due to fragment text
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Ozark area and river events but lacks clear names, places, dates, or actions to summarize into a coherent news item.
Utes Defeat Altamont To Win Region Title
The Utes beat Altamont to clinch the region championship as Uintah and other teams chase advancement. Key players include George Coonradi and Bi Hatcha with multiple base hits contributing to the victory. The team advances to face Moroni on May 13 in the quarterfinals.
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Utes
Altamont
Alice
Baggera Ware
Wade Utes
George Coonradi
Gi Hatcha
Kendall
Moroni
Democrats Elect County Officers and State Delegates
Democrats in Winter County chose leaders for the next two years at a Monday night county convention. Name changes and roles included chairman Grace Smith as secretary Ken Mortensen and George Johnston as treasurer Garr Holton named as committeemen. Precinct officers and other party representatives were also selected during the meeting.
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Wintah
Pieehall
Caldweed
Grace Smith
Ken Mortensen
Turor
Gounty
Committe
Aleenf Mare
George Johnston
Tcher
Garr Holton
Tan
Democratic
Uranium Claims Feed Uintah County Recorder Office Notices
About 550 location notices were filed by uranium hunters at the Uintah County Recorder's office since January 1, contrasting with 200 filed in 1983. Each claim covers an area near 000 by 1500 feet.
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Uintah County
Easter Picnic At Split Mountain Gorge Draws Crowds
180 cars counted at Split Mountain Gorge on Easter Day by Jens Lombard superintendent of Dinomur National Monument. With an average of three persons per car the estimate exceeds 500 people who enjoyed the picnic at the Gorge that day.
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Split Mountain Gorge
Ty Jens Lombard
Dinomur National Monument
Local Meeting Dates Postponed to May
An unreadable fragment notes a meeting or event date set for next Thursday in May. It mentions venues and possible participants or groups but lacks clear names or locations due to damaged text. The snippet implies scheduling changes or notices affecting a local community or organization.
Monument Fire at Dinosaur National Monument Burns Acres
A weekend blaze at Dinosaur National Monument scorched seven areas near Doug Ranch and Yighters Wood. Officials say the flames, reported Saturday and Sunday, may have been caused by unknown factors and are under investigation. Local responders reported no injuries and status unknown.
Youth Arrested In Stolen Car Held For FBI
A 16 year old Newcattle Cal youth was arrested after a stolen car chase linked to an FBI inquiry. Officers reported the vehicle taken in Denver and pursued by troopers until a stop near a road checkpoint. The youth now faces FBI detention proceedings.
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FBI
Elected figures and names appear in fragmented report
Fragmented OCR text lists several individuals including Dr. T. R. Songer and Glen Lambert with others like Johnson and Reed, suggesting a local election or committee announcement. The garbled lines reference various names, titles, and places, but no clear event or outcome is readable.
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Bertie
Latvella
T. R. Songer
Itaile
Glen Lambert
Frouidlin R. Walker
Johnson
Reed
Ray
Resignations and board actions noted in terse report
A brief, garbled dispatch mentions resignations and board decisions. It references a Chamber and Speer, with unclear ties to Jensen and Sennaks, and a note about hitchhikers. The fragmented text hints at a meeting Wednesday and ongoing official actions.
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Wentick
Eésiderson
Mzedaes
Sennaks
Af Jensen
National highway crowd meets in Denver event noted
A large Denver meeting of the National WA 8 Uipheray way 40 Association drew about two hundred seventy five attendees. Officials including president Rob Hin h vieo ua Ey Brice treasurers Robert H. Camp and others discussed public interests and highway concerns. Community groups and churches were mentioned in attendance as the association outlined goals and plans.
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John
Denver
Uipheray Way
Association Indi
Denver, Ared
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Ons Ariler
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Brice
Robert H. Campeas
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Blaine Edlelsen
BYU
Utah Motor Co
Henry Millecam, Jr
Wade
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