Federal Owl Shale Plant at Rifle May Be Closed
Rifle Colorado faces potential shutdown as the federal shale oil initiative, once a World War II era effort to supplement fuels, nears possible abandonment amid budget cuts and shifting energy conditions. The Rifle project, part of the Liquid Fuels Act program, has seen years of study, with high costs and evolving tech, while oil companies like Union Oil pursue parallel research.
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Rifle
Colo
Missouri River
Rock Fez
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
United States 43
United States Bureau of Mines
la Bonneville
Great Lakes
Bureau
Hansport
Colorado River
Dar
Hquid Petroleum
Louisiana
Seok
Interior
Douglas McKay
McKay
Union Oil Company of
California
Union Oil
United States
National Retroleum Council
Denver
Denver Post
Tonnie Hudkins
Christian Science Monitor
Ute Mixed-Blood Rolls to Be Published in Federal Register
Senator Arthur Watkins announced that official rolls designating mixed-blood Utes of the Uintah Ouray Indian Reservation at Ft Duchesne Utah will be published by early February. The listed individuals will be eligible for shares of tribal property including oil lands, marking the first step in a seven year plan to terminate wardship for about 400 mixed-blood Utes while roughly 1200 full-blooded members preserve tribal organization and pursue citizenship status.
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Uintah Ouray
Ft Duchesne
Utah
Arthur W Watkins
Federal Register
Uintah
Conservationists urged to unite for national resources
Dave Bringer, executive secretary of the Central Arizona Projects Association, urges conservationists to end internal feuds over reclamation dam sites. He warns against political obstruction of projects like Bridge Canyon and Echo Park, arguing for nonpartisan engineering guidance and broader use of natural resources for the public good.
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Dave Bringer
Central Arizona Projects Association
America
Bridge Canyon
Colorado River
Arizona
Nationa Park Service
Grand Canyon National Park
Echo Park Dam
Upper Basin
Bergre Congress
Two Roosevelt Theatres Sold
The Uinta and Roosevelt Theatres of Roosevelt were sold to Mr. and Mrs. Le land Stevenson of Altamantly George and Howard Harrison. The Harri sons, operators since 1928, were formerly of Vernal. Howard has managed the theatre partnership since his father moved to Salt Lake City three years ago. He and his family will remain by Roosevelt. The article notes Echo Park Dam and Bridge Canyon Dam debates and cites a call for informed conservation debate over long term resource protection.
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Uinta
Roosevelt
Mel Leland Stevenson
Altamantly
George and
Howard Harrison
Harrisons
Vernal
Howard
George
Salt Lake City
Warrisone opens Roosevelt Theatre and other stake sites
The records note that The Warrisone initiated a new building on a site and Hirst theatre in 1029 when Roosevelt Theatre Olympia opened. The Olympia was a building near where the Uinta is now, with The Steventons owning the Alta. They later constructed a Mont Theatre Alga.
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Warrisone
Hirst
Roosevelt
Olypia
Uinta
Steventons
Alta
Mont Theatre
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T. 5. Beales
Roosevelt Theatres
Echo Park
Bridge Canyon Dam
Congress
Central Arizona
Lecy
Dinosaur Conoco
Conoco
Slaugh
Cohoco Super
Claude
Conoco Super
Buick
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Chevrolet
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Chrysler
Eil
LDC
Conoco Sunez
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