National Safety Council lists freak accidents and odd injuries
The National Safety Council catalogs bizarre mishaps from light bombs to rogue dogs and defied traffic. Incidents include a Las Vegas farmer’s gopher bomb backfire, a dog catching a gun fired at a catcher, a deer knocking a hunter, and a car crashing into a bedroom after a building mishap.
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National Safety Council
Paul Thomas
Las Vegas
Nev
Thomas
John Beyreis
Pawnee City
Degreis
Morasely
Beyreis
Ed Stanley
Weed Heights
Hunter Stanley
Stanley
Fred Golden
Tallahasee
Fla
Knoxville
Tenn
Golden Gibson
Roger Cole
Alpena
Mich
Cole
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Survey Finds Radio and TV Poor Substitutes for Newspapers
University of Michigan survey of 800 households across three counties during Detroit’s 46 day newspaper strike shows most residents still rely on newspapers for shopping information. Six of ten say not getting a newspaper made a real difference. many report harder shopping. About two fifths miss news and over a third miss advertising.
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Mary Hastings Bradley
Chicago
Gopher
Rick Pickard
Baldwinsvilla
Bane Tick
Eugene Cromwell
Milwaukee
Ralph
Cecil Mason
Covert
Mich
University of Michigan
Detroit
University of Michigan Research Center
Ing Taree Counties
Charles F Cannett
University Journalism Department
Harry Sharp
Getline
Budget Review Pressed For River Projects
Senator Arthur V Watkins reports Interior Department to review Upper Colorado Storage Project funding for the next fiscal year. He seeks 35 million dollars, citing Bureau of Reclamation input, while speculation centers on 25 million for Glen Canyon Flaming Gorge and related Upper Colorado work. Watkins notes a telegram from President Eisenhower backing prudent, economical spending on the program.
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Department of Interior
Upper
Colorado
Arthur V Watkins
Utah
Upper Colorado
Len Watkins
Bureau of Declamation
Glen Canyon
Flaming Gorge
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Irene D Wankier named to VEA committee
Central School teacher Mrs Irene D Wankier has been appointed to the Teacher Education and Professional Standards committee of the Utah Education Association. Word of the appointment came Tuesday from Allan M West, executive secretary. The committee was created about ten years ago by the LEA to raise professional standards for certification and teacher training in the state.
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Irene D. Wankier
Utah Educatin Association
Allan M. West
Association
LEA
Public Service Group Approves Lower Gas Rates
Utah Gas Service Co serving Monticello Moab and Vernal won permission to cut rates. The PSC approved a reduction from 7 to 6.5 cents per therm for 1 000 to 2 000 therms and from 7 to 6.0 cents for over 2 000 therms monthly. About 1 000 customers now, 600 projected by Jan 1, December bills affect savings up to nearly 11 percent for large users.
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Utah Gas Service Co
Monticello
Moab
Vernal
State Public Service Commission
PSC
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Paul Jones
Dallas
Edward Lee
Cowart
Honey
Cowarts
Loretta Lewis
Charlotte
N. C
Lewis
Des Moines
Elmer van Note
Mervin Seamster
Richmond
Oucht Leroy Henderson
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Lawa
Cat
Josephine Kennedy
Massachusetts
Harvard
Salina
Kaw
Sandra Shilling
Sandra
Richard Fleming
Woodland
Calif
Fleming
Flemings
Chuck Trosper
Lansing
Trosper
Benjamin
Morris
Kansas City
Lou ‘Murdock
Maywood
Cal
James KR. Clark
Palatka
Earl Gore
Gore
Jeffrey McGuire
Cleveland
McGuire
Jett
Earle Heffley
Ind
Pauline Elison
Los Angeles
Sean
London
Earl Mecham
Secy
Tad
Ana Moanberg
Alhambra
Pasaiens
VEA
Vernel's TV Center
Ashley Valley Appliance
Public Service Group
Pato
Speste Ton
Awarican Eysaars Bopperiy Beb
Yeur
Hennevott Copper Corporation
Ayer
Tere
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