Moss May Push Echo Park Dam Into Park Legislation
Utah Senator Moss may attach the Echo Park Dam to a bill creating a Dinosaur National Park, arguing the dam is essential to Upper Colorado River Basin development. He warned he can block national park legislation without an amendment authorizing the dam, and pressed for dam power abolition from Colorado River projects like Flaming Gorge and Glen Canyon.
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Frank FE Moss
Utah
Echo Park
Flere
Newhouse Hotel
US Senate Committee On National Water Resources
Sen
Mossadid
Flaming Gorge
Glen Canyon
Utah Raving Bonds Drive County Savings Purchases
Untah County savings bond purchases in October totaled $9 605 as announced by NJ Meagher Jr chairman The ten month total reaches $76 344 amounting to 69 4 percent of the 1959 sales goal per the report
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Utah
N J Meagher, Jr
Give And Take Christmas Kodak Gift Drive
An advertorial promotes Kodak gift outfits for Christmas. It urges giving Kodak cameras to loved ones, enabling holiday joy through photos. It highlights a budget up to 108.3 dollars and suggests opening gifts to capture the moment, then sharing snapshots with helpers and family.
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Ding
Kodak
Tour
Europe
Folke
Utah Ju niles Reminded of Hunter Safety Law
Utah Department of Fish and Game reminds residents that the 1959 Hunter Safety Law takes effect April 1 1960. SB 41 requires all hunters under 21 to pass a safety course before obtaining a 1960 hunting license. Hunters 16 through 20 may be excused from training if they already hold a valid Utah license. Department notes 2100 instructors have certified over 23000 student hunters in recent years and urges more youths to prepare in the four and a half months before licenses go on sale. Conservation officers and regional offices stand ready to assist young hunters statewide.
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Utah
Fish and Home Department
Hunter Safety Certification Paths Outlined in State Rules
The state outlines that Hunter Safety Schools are one route to certification. Junior NRA Hunter Safety cardholders and ROTC students with basic training and a commanding officer certificate are recognized. Veterans, service members, National Guard, and reserve units can obtain certificates through base training verification at five Fish and Game offices.
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Hunter Safety
National Rifle Association
Department of Fish and Game
National Guard
Deer hunt questionnaire cards mailed to Utah hunters
Thousands of deer kill questionnaires are being mailed this week to hunters across Utah. The Department of Fish and Game urges recipients to fill out the forms accurately and return promptly. Data from these surveys guides future hunts and supports the deer management program.
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Utah Department of Tish and Game
Informa Ion
Forest Service Urges Tree Tags for Utah Christmas Trees
Utah Forestry Department warns vendors that state law requires tagging of all trees offered for sale or given away. Vendors must show source of supply and, for Utah natives, legal subdivision and land of origin. private land cuts require possession proof. Purchasers should seek tagged trees. untagged trees are prima facie evidence of violation. Tags valid from federal, BLM, or commercial shippers, purchased before cutting, and tied visibly near the butt. Violations lead to arrest with sheriff and state enforcement assistance.
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Utah Forestry Department
Utah
Paul Sjoblom
Sjoblom
Olly
Deer sampling procedure aids better herd management statewide
The sampling procedure will contribute greatly toward better management of the state's deer herd. This approach aims to improve population estimates and health monitoring for wildlife officials and stakeholders.
Old Pool Hall to Become Women's Club in Salt Lake City
The old White Rock pool hall will be remodeled into a Women's Club building in Salt Lake City to provide a meeting place for local women. The Ute Tribal Business Committee approved the project after Harriet Tayapont and Marie Victor requested the plan. Rosas lorg, tribal construction foreman, will prepare preliminary plans for committee approval and an allocation of 200 dollars for the project. Funeral services for Clydie Carter Odekick Murdock, 76, a former Vernal resident, were held in Salt Lake City after she died of leukemia. She was born July 6, 1983 in Salt Lake City and lived in Whiterocks, Fort Duchesne, and Randlett. She married Jack Qode kirk in the Salt Lake Temple and later William Murdock. She operated a candy store in Vernal from 1889 to 1910 and was active in LDS Church groups and the University of Utah Mothers Club. Interment was at Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park in Salt Lake City.
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Whiterocka
Harriet Tayapont
Marie Victor
Rosas Lorg
Clydie Carter
Odekick Murdock
Salt Lake City
Murdock
Salt Lake Hospital
Charles
Josephine Young
Jack Qodekirk
Salt Lake Temple
Church of Jesus Christ For
Latter-day Saints
William Murdock
Ver«nal
Charles 8 Carter
Mra Murdock
LDS Church
Wew Men's
Apartment House Association
University of Utah Mothers Club
John
Gladys) Trynn
Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park
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Moss
Echo Park Dam
By Paul and
Charlie
Wintal Rexall Ding Cu
Prag
Utah Department of Fish and Game
Forest Service
Vernal Furniture
Terrieic “Values
Wash Bulton Controls
Vernal Jaycee-eties
Terry Despain
Burk Despain
Patricia Luck
Clydie Murdock
Womens Club
Whiterocks
Fort Duchesne
Randlett
Bevin
Philco
Pinlco
Milt’s
MNDLE
West Main
Bill Wilson
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