Utah National Guard Muster Day Observed in 1961
The Utah National Guard marks its annual Muster Day February 22 1961 and the 15th anniversary of postwar reorganization. Maj Gen Max E Rich leads programs including Americanism Up Front seminars begun at Camp W G Williams educating citizens on communism amid Cold War deterrence.
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Tax Discrimination in Utah Oil and Gas Tax Debate
A proposal to raise Utah severance tax on oil and gas from 2 to 5 percent is criticized as punitive and discriminatory. Senator Frank Memmott argues the aim is to shift coal competitiveness, harming other industries and discouraging exploration while Utah already taxes oil and gas heavily compared with Wyoming and Colorado.
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Kennedy outlines farm income goals amid national economy push
President Kennedy and Secretary Freeman press a nationwide farm program to raise farmer incomes, reduce surplus, and spur growth. They frame the farm issue as a larger national problem tied to purchasing power, unemployment, and postwar shifts, outlining three aims: ensure sufficient production, parity of income for farm families, and expanded opportunities for farmers.
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Winter Aids Game Populations In Utah
Utah Department of Fish and Game reports extremely mild winter weather across the state keeping deer and elk at higher wintering elevations between 7000 and 8500 feet. Despite light snows, water worries loom for some communities but food supplies remain ample at higher elevations. Game bird populations also winter well and sportsmen continue winter feeding programs for pheasants and quail.
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Utah Trappers Given Behalf End Dates for Pelts
Utah trappers were reminded this week of hunting deadlines. They have until May 15 to take beaver and mink and until February 28 to take marten. Fish and Game officials noted pelts taken before season end should command the best prices.
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Chukar Adds to Utah Game Bird List
Department biologists note that the chukar is the latest addition to Utah’s game birds and will fare well through winters. Birds find sustenance from weeds and exposed grains in surrounding farmlands, with plenty of winter food in windswept ridges. Forecasts for spring breeding and overall game populations remain favorable.
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Utah publisher's bill to lure industry to rural Utah
Rep Clift Bieta Mott introduces enabling legislation to let towns counties issue bonds to attract small industries. The plan mirrors Mississippi’s balance agriculture with industry program and would create a Utah Industrial Development Board to administer the act and recruit firms. Proponents cite potential life for rural Utah communities and job growth.
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Marten trapping boosts interest in high country game
Light snow across the high country widened access, increasing marten trapping interest this year. Trappers can reach spruce fir habitat more easily, aiding range and distribution studies. Trapping licenses and cost free permits remain available from department offices.
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Fish Planting Must Get State Approval in Utah
The Utah Department of Fish and Game reinforces that any planting of fish in state waters requires explicit permission from the department. The rule aims to ensure suitable species are used in each water body and to prevent trash fish from entering clean waters. The same law bans using live fish as bait in Utah waters.
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