David S. King Launches Try For U.S. Senate
U.S. Representative David S. King a Democrat formally launched his campaign for the U.S. Senate this week pledging positive, forward looking representation and prosperity for Utah. He said the era demands political courage and honest representation of all people including those without political benefit.
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Richardson visits California and family news in Utah
Naples J W Richardson accompanies Pete Moore to San Francisco and will visit Wesley McAllister family. Mrs McAllister is his daughter. Mr and Mrs Robert Turner returned from Las Vegas trip. Baby born February 9 to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Lind at Wah County Hospital. Other family travels include Salt Lake City trips by Norman Hase and Glenn Openshaw. Elder Harrison visits Provo before LDS Mission home.
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Winetah County Hospital
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Provo
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BLM Transfers Basin Lands For State Use In Utah
The U S Bureau of Land Management transferred title to 12960 acres in Utah to the state including Uintah Basin areas and 3840 acres within the Ute Indian Reservation. Some remaining land lies in Dinosaur National Monument as part of indemnity school land selections chosen by the state.
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Enabling Act Review of Township Land for State Schools
The act transfers four sections per township to the state to support public schools. Some sections could not be turned over due to prior or conflicting use when surveys were conducted, limiting designation and transfer.
Some Women Are No Good at Counting Calories
A humorous column notes that some women struggle with counting calories yet show notable figure in daily routines. It playfully challenges dieting myths and highlights personal choices affecting weight and health.
Grizzly Ridge Ski Carnival Slated Sunday
Grizzly Ridge hosts a ski carnival Sunday at 1 30 p m announced LaBell Anderson this week. Events include a junior slalom race for 12 to 18 year olds with boys and girls divisions a children's slalom for 4 to 12 year olds an adults novelty costume race and a special act by Claudius A Banks. Various other ski stunts and acts are planned. Public invited no entrance fee indicated.
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Parkinson Named General Superintendent At Telluride Power
George T. Parkinson, veteran of the electric utility industry, is named general superintendent of the Telluride Power Co. at Richfield effective March 1. He succeeds Clair J. Hadley, now manager, as Parkinson takes a Utah and Idaho focused career past Uintah Basin linkups and 32 years with UP&L.
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Vernal Rotary Club Pioneer and Chamber Leader Honored
Active in community affairs, he was elected first president of the Vernal Rotary Club for two years. He also served on the Vernal Chamber of Commerce board of directors, contributing to local development and civic life.
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Bantam League Basketball Ends Regular Season in Vernal
Vernal Rotary Club oversees Bantam League Basketball as the regular season wraps with games Friday and Monday February 23 and 24 at the National Guard Armory. Admission for Crippled Children's Night supports Crippled Children’s Hospital. six teams vie for playoff chance against Murray City League No. 7 on March 3 at the Vernal Armory. Players 15 through 19 eligible. current standings list Rams 7-1, Knots 5-3, Bugs 5-3, Hawks 4-4, Dinog 2-6, Asites 1-6-7.
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