Shorter Work Week Proposal Draws Strong Union Support
The piece argues that a 26 hour week would lower unemployment by hiring more workers, but contends higher costs and inflation would follow. It asserts unions push for shorter hours to boost memberships and benefits, while readers would foot the bill through higher prices. It ends with a note on an expensive lighthouse-themed table lighter at $56,875.
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Democratic Congress
Frank Runnels
United Auto Workers Union
Local Community Holiday Visits Across Utah Area
The Ahlborns bring Ernest and Margaret home from Utah Valley Hospital with Margaret recovering from surgery. Viola Hemshe et is a patient at LDS Hospital after surgery. Mrs Milt Wilson returned from Uintah County Hospital after two weeks from a car accident.
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Ernest Ahlborn
Margaret
Utah Valley Hospital
Viola Hemsfheet
LDS Hospital
Milt Wilson
Uintah County Hospital
Charles Glines
Las Vegas
Kay Glines
Clyde Merkley
John Merkleys
Smithfield
Lynn Richards
Mantua
Margaret Merkley
Logan
Stewart Sanders
Bishop
Erret Merkley
Sandy Goodrich
Casper
Wyoming
Lester Bartletts
Val Evans
Sandy
Forrest Goodrich
Yuma
Arizona
Larry Goodrich
George McConkie
Vernla
Glen Merrells
Richfield
Battery Makers Seen Bright Outlook Through 1978
The outlook for battery manufacturers remains positive into 1978 with strong auto sales and replacement demand. Growth driven by dry cell usage in smoke detectors and new cordless appliances, plus cost improvements and higher volume, support continued expansion in the battery sector.
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Congress
U.S. Postal Service
Babsan
Ute Tribe presses for CUP deal amid water dispute
The Uintah and Ouray Tribal Business Committee threatens to withdraw support for the Central Utah Project as the Ute Tribe seeks immediate tribal benefits. BOA official Crandall notes authorized units and ongoing construction, with Bottle Hollow Recreation benefits and a Dec. 12 meeting set with Gov. Matheson to discuss terms.
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Central Utah
Bureau of Reclamation
Vernal
David L. Crandall
BOA
Leland Beach
CUP
Bonneville
Congress
Crandall
Bottle Hollow
Bonneville Unit
CUA
Utah
Bonneville Basin
U.S
Stephen Boyden
Scott M. Matheson
Matheson
Fair Grazing Fees Proposal Aims for Equitable Public Value
The Carter administration argues for grazing fee reform linking fair market value to public land use. The plan sets 1.89 dollars per AUM next year with gradual rises, directing half of collections to range improvements. It cites drought and rising costs as reasons to stabilize fees now to protect public resources and livestock interests.
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Burea of Land Management
Federal Land Policy and Mangement
Congress
Between Czar and Revolution A 1917 Russian Prime Minister
The only democratically oriented parliamentary premier between czarist rule and revolution was Alexander Kuvensky in 1917, serving during a pivotal transitional period in Russia.
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Russia
Alexander Kuvenshy
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Debbie Wilkins
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