No Earthquake Station Found and Heart Disease Warnings
A public health message describes why no earthquake monitoring exists while detailing risk factors for heart attack and stroke. It notes 850000 anticipated deaths this year and urges quitting smoking, diet changes, exercise, weight management, and blood pressure checks. Uintah Heart Association distributes information during the February Heart Campaign seeking donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Heart Association
Uintah
Energy conservation hotline goes into operation in Utah
The Utah Engineering Experiment Station launches a home energy conservation hotline with SPECIALLY trained University of Utah students answering questions from noon to five daily for about two months. Residents in Salt Lake reach 801 334 124. others dial 1 800 662 3633 toll free. The effort accompanies the Feb 1 mailout of the 29 page Home Energy Savers Workbook to over 200 000 Utah homes.
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Utah Engineering Experiment Station
Utah
University of Utah
Jerry Zenger
Salt Lake Area
Salt Lake Valley
Zenger Sant
Arthur Jones
I € Board
Federal Energy Administration
Clifford Collings
Amo and WOW unite in Amoco conservation effort
Amoco and WOW join a nationwide energy saving drive at Amoco Company sites. The program, spanning 300 Raleigh employees and Fairfax processing facilities, targets waste reduction and low impact operations. Since 1972 the effort has saved 23 trillion HTUs, about 3.9 million barrels of crude, serving 167000 homes annually.
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Amoco
Amocn Qu Company
Fairfax
Amoce
Raleigh
Amo
Amoco Qi
Canpany
Standard Qi Canpany
Inidinaat
Amago
Cogrey
Ania
One act play wins first place at Roosevelt Stake
Tridell's one act play A Page of Destiny won first in the Roosevelt Stake contest Tuesday night at Roosevelt. Cast included Bruce Wilkerson Ronald Goodrich Steven Goodrich Phyllis McKee Julie Jaslem Linda Perry Marlin Weneel Shari Chapman. Director Maxine MekKee awarded the trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tridell
Roosevelt Stake
Roosevelt
Bruce Wilkerson
Ronald
Steven Goodrich
Phyllis McKee
Julie Jaslem
Linda Perry
Marlin Weneel
Shari Chapman
Maxine MekKee
1977 Union Negotiations Preview Spell Moderation
The Ashson Research Department projects a moderating 1977 wage battle amid inflation easing and living cost clauses. Major pacts cover 5 million workers with rising first year pay about 8 percent, while aluminum and steel contracts loom large, including coal and railroads. Anticipated toned negotiations aim to avoid large stoppages despite tougher steel talks and political pressures on wage controls.
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Organized Labor
Carter
Arnold Miller
United Mine Workers
Iqbar
Ashson
Opposition to Ethnic Studies in English Curricula
A columnist argues that NCTE push for Afro American Asian American Chicano and Native literature promotes segregation. They claim insistence on nonstandard English harms minority integration and that curricula should emphasize shared American language literature and values. The piece urges melting pot themed courses to liberate rather than segregate students.
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National Council of Teachers of English
NCTE
United States
Scout Week Observed in Ballard and North Ballard
Scout Week runs February 7 to 13 with Ballard Ward led by Den leaders Jean Tryon Judy Labrum Coene Dagley and Joan Chandler Cub Master Lyle Parrish. Pinewood Derby and Blue and Gold banquet set for February 26 at Ballard Cultural Hall. North Ballard held Pinewood Derby February 4 with age group winners Perry Murdock Johnny Rick Brent Jarrett Aaron Beary and others earning badges. Framed by family blessings and a note on recent visits to Gooding Idaho with Allen. Moot Lake Building in Ho Roosevelt event listed for Friday February 11.
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Ballard Ward
Jean Tryon
Judy Labrum
Coene Dagley
Joan Chandler
Lyle Parrish
Christensen
Roosevelt
Ballard Cultural Hall
North Ballard Ward
Pinewood Derry
Perry Murdock
Johnny Rick
Brent Jarrett
Aaron Beary
Douglas Dahlberg
Craig Phillips
Mel Cude
David Rich
Ryan Winn
Ted
Nolan Kitchen
Joe Arnold
Bob Cat
Bear
Johnny Mich
Wolf
Webela
Det
Faye Steat
Den
Etta May Cude
Edna Winn
Frank Winn
North Ballard
Telecommunication lab advances in cost saving for large users
A press note describes the design of a compact telephone exchange aimed at hospitals, schools, malls, and other large facilities to reduce long distance and carry costs. The text mentions the VK rocket ship and a tube travel concept as part of the technology overview. It also references International Telegraph Laboratories and Winternational products in development context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TUE AD Sensor Laboratories
Winternational Telephone and Telegraph
Pividon
Mosey
ITT
Public Forum Letters Welcome to Uintah Basin Readers
The Express invites reader letters on any subject relevant to Uintah Basin. Letters should be submitted to the Express and include the writer’s full name signature and address. Names may be withheld for good reasons.
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Express
Uintah Basin
Ute Tribe land rights questioned over Leland Bench development
Draden Foster of Tandlets Utah questions the benefit of developing Leland Bench, notes land ownership by New York City residents, possible eminent domain challenges, a new oil or gas well, and high elevation reducing pumping profits. He warns against fraudulent promises of a gold mine.
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Leland Bench
Taland Beach
Leland Beach
New York City
Supreme Court of the United States
Leland Benes
Green River
Ouray
Utah
California
Readers question Dr Evans column title and scope
A reader asks that Dr David Evans be labeled as a Doctor of Pharmacy not Medicine for the Medically Speaking column. The letter argues the title misleads readers and suggests a drug focused column or new name for clarity. The text then shifts to a 1920s bank microfilm note describing microfilm adoption for check photography and record preservation.
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David Evans
Evans
Verral
Understanding Teenagers Dear Editor
A letter from a concerned parent condemns media and officials for protecting youths, urges adult authority, and calls for teenagers to confront consequences of their actions while seeking genuine understanding from parents. Signed Reid Gaudrich, Lapoint industries and government, schools, and libraries.
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Thelievalts
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Cedanm Adams
Mary Atwood
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Anda Mansfield
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de Upenshaw
Hey Chandler
Borne McKoo
Verns Hoopes
Sunny
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Zion Park
East St. George Blvd
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Lennie McKee
Provo
Errat Merkley
Salt Lake
Glyde Merkley
Merlin McKee
Idaho
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Cambridge
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Estella
Malta
Ward Goodrich
Tie Goodrich
Ray Waslem
Travis Kay
Keith Haslem
IEA
Russell Goodrich
Roosevelt Hospital
Malph McKee
Provo Temple
Law Brinkerhoffs
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Lehi
Goodrich
Union
Francis Bartlett
Sandy Goodrich
Wnlan
Contemporary Features Syndicate, Inc
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Moot Lake
Hoosevelt
Icohmenicay
Paul
Ina) Nielsen
Clara Timothy
Maily Linn Frost
Joe Frost
Jesse Blanchard
Willam St. Blanchard
Phallard Ward Chapel
Earl Murphy
Stalph ‘Taylor
Steamboat Springs
Cole
Monarch
William Bianchard
Laura Roberts
Mont Hampton
Liza Jean Marble
Murray
Judy Trewick
Salt Lake City
Delmar Cook
Bluebell
Jack Spencer
Duchesne County Hospital
Leland
Draden Foster
Sincerely Yours, Winifred G. Jensen
Neil
Ivespectfully
Reid Gaudrich
Lapoin
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