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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1977
Page
3
The first Gallup co conducted survey of 2,000 chief executives with 59 percent response. Most foresee worsening business climate and a 50 50 chance of recession in two years yet 64 percent expect sales growth and 53 percent expect higher before tax profits. Government intervention, taxes, energy policy and red tape drive pessimism.
Western Resources Wrap-Up reports two major Arizona ventures totaling about 3.2 billion dollars advance despite setbacks. ANPP remains on schedule with 3.81 GW capacity and five utilities to share power, while CAP and Contral Arizona water works progress from 25 percent completion.
William and Marilyn Beesley of Draper Utah and their small son were visiting Marilyns parents when Staken International a food storage outlet owned by Bills family was destroyed by fire. The office and retail store were a total loss though neighboring warehouses remained intact. The Beesleys plan to return home as other relatives gather for the holidays.
Ten Emergency Medical Technicians from Thosevelt and Vernal joined colleagues at the Salt Palace for the first annual conference on Pre-hospital Emergency Care. Attendees funded their participation, gaining training in pediatric emergencies, drug crises, burn care, and psychiatric issues while earning college credit and recertification.
A sprawling 1900s era collage notes Christmas carols and Bethlehem prophecy, local civic items from Vernal Utah, and dated clippings. It mentions smallpox and scarlet fever, Lions Club charter night, milk price changes, budget totals, mortuary training, and oil shale discussions. Also: Santa visits Lapoint, a divorce case, and regional anecdotes.
Public grazing fee hearing in Salt Lake City on January 12 at 9 30 a m in the Salt Palace room 123. Five western state meetings will inform livestock operators and the public about proposed 1978 grazing fees of 1 89 per cattle month on Bureau of Land Management and Forest Service lands.
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