Sage Grouse Display Courtship On Booming Grounds
Utah wildlife official Lee Kay describes male sage grouse gathering on booming grounds from late March through April. Males perform dances with air horn like sounds while females ignore them. after mating hens nest and chicks mature, males linger in summer feasts before seeking mates again. Birds, once scarce in the 1930s, have rebounded in Wyoming Utah Montana Idaho.
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Mr. Grouse
Intermountain States
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Utah
Montana
Idaho
Colorado Eyes Completing Two Dam Roads in War Effort
The Colorado highway department may allocate remaining funds for fall work on the Rangely Artesia Road to ready for Echo Park or Split Mountain dam construction. A Rangely Driller report notes lawmakers consider designating certain Bureau of Reclamation projects as essential to war needs and routing supplies via routes 64 and 46 if a dam emergency arises.
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Rangely-Artesia
0 Park Dam
Rangely Driller
Rangely
Colo
Mark Watrous
Oil Basin Chamber of Commerce
Bureau of Reclamation
Echo Park
Split Mountain
Eddie, Bannerman
Chamber
Artesia-Rangely
Colorado
Roosevelt High School Remodels Ahead for Unnamed District
In Untah county substantial remodeling at Roosevelt High School and Alterra Biehl is underway in anticipation of the buildings serving as elementary and senior high schools respectively this year.
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Untah
Roosevelt High School
Alterra Biehl
Ssanio
State funds sought for Route 64 project at Rangely meeting
At Rangely High School a general meeting Tuesday night focused on requesting additional state funds for the Route 64 project. Local officials outlined needs and potential state support to advance the route.
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Rangely High School
Family disruption trends in the United States
A discussion notes that family life today sees fewer disruptions from the death of a spouse than in the past, offsetting the rise in divorces. It argues overall family stability has improved despite higher divorce rates, reflecting demographic shifts and social change.
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United States
Ute Indians to receive $75 per capita dividend
Uintah Basin Indians learn the U.S. government will pay about 75 dollars per person as a per capita dividend for royalties, leases, and reservation resources. The Uintah and Ouray Tribal Business Committee authorized the payment, pending Interior Secretary approval, with education and clothing needs cited. A prior 1949 payment was 126 dollars per person.
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Francis McRnen
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