Controversial Laetrile Foe Highlighted by FDA Warnings
The FDA labels Laetrile a major health fraud and warns cancer patients against its use. The piece cites Congress history, ongoing state laws allowing Laetrile sales, and FDA testimony urging reliance on proven treatments while stressing the need for health education and expert guidance.
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Congress
Bureau of Chemistry
FDA
Koch
Rand
Senate
Allegations fly in school board battle
A Uintah County school controversy escalates as The Concerned Citizens for Better School Government accuse the Uintah County School Board of malfeasance. The report traces events from 1975 onward, including alleged teacher pressure, transfers, and a questioned hiring in a Drop-out Prevention Program, with media involvement and suspicions about pay during a suspension.
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Douicte
Tom Murphy
Express Stall
Concerned Citizens For Winter School
Uintah County
Concerned Citizens For
Tom Snyder
Salt Lake City
Concerned Citizens Group
Uintah High School
Stanley B. Allen
Rei
Allen
Phil Ellis
Ken Jennings
Jennings
Daviilum
Scout Leaders Plan Annual Uintah District Meeting
Orlo Goodrich, chairman, calls all Scouting unit leaders and coordinators to the annual Scout Planning Meeting on Thursday Sept 1 at 7 pm in the County Building courtroom with rear entrance. Attendees will help schedule next year’s major activities and receive a calendar. others may buy one for 20 cents.
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Orlo Goodrich
Uintah
Boy Scouts of America
Mr. Goodrich
Temperature Readings Show Small Precipitation On 17th 21st
A weather record notes .02 inches of precipitation on the 17th and .35 inches on the 21st, indicating light rainfall on those dates. The data reflects a brief period of measurable moisture in the area.
Vernal Utah Stake to hold quarterly conference
Vernal Utah Stake of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announces its quarterly conference. The Saturday session begins at 7 p.m. at the Vernal 2nd Ward Chapel with stake leaders and clerks to attend, followed by Sunday morning sessions at 10 a.m. in the tabernacle and stake center for Junior Sunday School and a youth fireside for ages 12 to 18.
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Los Angeles
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Wayne Reid
Kenneth Aycock
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Stake
Utah
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Glade M. Sowards
Orut
Melchizedek
Ward
Nelei Society
Tabernacle
Stake Center
Bids Opened On New LDS 3 Ward Vernal Chapel
Bids were opened for the Vernal Ist Fifth and Ninth Wards Chapel in the Relief Society room. R D Sawyer of Salt Lake City had the low bid at 750000, Steenbirk Construction the high bid at 895800, with Loewen and Shimizu and Intermountain also bidding. Church estimates projected total costs near 857816 to 897000, with building to cover 18000 square feet, 23 teaching stations, a 348 seat chapel, gym, library and offices. Construction by contractor to start in two to three weeks, 380 calendar days to completion.
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R. D. Sawyer
Salt Lake City
Steenbirk Construction
Loewen
Shimizu
Intermountain Construction
Bradford
No. 2Nd West
Lloyd and Butler
Uintah County
Campbell Plumbing
City win 31600 state housing grant aid seniors, low income
The Vernal City Council announced an additional state housing grant of 20915 bringing total grants for the year to 31600. The funds will aid elderly and low income homeowners in repairs from water heaters to roofs. City Manager Nelson said over 100 homes have benefited and the council discussed expanding use for senior citizen housing and possible convalescent home remodeling, with private rentals at low cost.
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Vernal City Council
Nelson
New drilling announcements boost Uintah County oil activity
Belco Development Corporation of Big Piney Wyoming announces eight locations for five wells in the Natural Buttes field Uintah County Carlton Stowe of the Utah Department of Natural Resources notes Retca will test 3000 10780 foot wells in Frontier and Wasatch formations The field also sees nine additional wells and thirteen total planned with tests in progress Also active are GAS PRODUCING Enterprises CIG Exploration Continental Oil and Mapeo Tac In Uintah County Flying Diamond Oil prepares No 1230 Nackford tests in Roosevelt field Papadoputos No 134 reaches depth 12672 feet Bluebell field sees ongoing tests Gulf Qi near Bluebell Teton Energy projects 9000 foot prospect in West Gusher area with drilling in Brennan K Bottoms Walker Hollow Island field and Ned Wash vicinity
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Belco Development Corporation
Big Piney
Wyoming
Huttes
Uintah County
Carlton Stowe
Utah
Department of Natural Resources
Nackford
Roosevelt Field
Bluebell
Gulf Qi
Bluebell Field
Teton Energy
West Gusher
Brennan K Bottoms
Walker Hallow
Island Field
Ned Wash
Kiwanis Dedicates Bicentennial Park Shelter in Vernal
Kiwanis Club dedicates the Vernal Bicentennial Park Picnic Shelter on the nation 200th birthday anniversary. Kent Taylor and Leonard Heney unveiled a granite plaque as Boy Scout Troop 237 led the pledge and national anthem. The park at 4710 West 1500 North nears completion with public reservations for the finished pavilion.
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Kiwanis
Kent Taylor
Leonard Heney
Gayle McKeachnie
Kiwanis Club
Robert and
David Rasmussen
Peter Chamberlain
Kathy Caldwell
West 1500
Kiwaitls
Garl Gardiner
McKenchnie
United States of America
Vernal Kiwanis Club
Ite
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