Carter Cuts 32 Million From Bonneville Unit CUP
The article notes President Carter’s 32 million dollar cut to the Bonneville Unit of the Central Utah Project and warns of potential delays to other units. It discusses drought concerns, water conservation, and local pride in Uintah High School wrestling, with hopes for success and perseverance despite funding cuts.
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Carter
Bonneville
Central Unit
CUP
Donneville
Jensen
Tyzack
Pres. Carter
Fire destroys hilltop home near Vernal in early morning blaze
Searle and Vonetta Searle’s 5700 square foot hilltop home overlooking Ashley Valley was fully destroyed by a 12:45 a m fire. Verna Volunteer Fire Department units fought the blaze but the interior near completion was lost. Origin unknown despite theories. Searle estimated 150000 dollars value with 30000 dollars in insurance. He plans to rebuild once materials are available. Neighbors reported hearing an explosion and many witnessed the flames as the fire consumed brick faced walls and all burnable contents.
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Woodey
Vonetta Searle
Coothills
Vernal
Ashley Valley
Verna Volunteer Fire Department
Searle
Dale Slaugh
Vernsl
Scouts Banquet Honors Leaders At Vernal Event
Scouts set annual recognition banquet to honor volunteers and leaders across Boy Scouts of America programs. The March 12 event at Vernal Junior High includes dinner catered by the school and a keynote by Scout Executive Fred J Day of the Utah National Parks Council.
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Boy Scouts
Jang and
Boy Scouts of America
Vernal Junior High School
Purst
Fred Jt. Day
Utah National Parks Council
Brother Day
LS Church
Upd Ty Con
Uintah Utes defend 3-A state wrestling title bid
Uintah earned 196 points to claim Region Six team trophy at Price, with Pleasant Grove second at 179. Eleven Uintah wrestlers qualified for the 3A State Tournament in Salt Lake City at the University of Utah Special Events Center, set for Friday and Saturday with sessions at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. Event winners in Region Six included Allan Holmes 108 and Scott Ruppe 192 for Uintah, and Frankie Jaramillo 98, Calvin Murray 167, Jerry Murray 185, Jeff Weeks unlimited, among others.
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Uintah
Salt Lake City
Ram
Preece
Jose
Uintah Veto
Price
Pleasant Grove
University of Utah
Tusslers
Uintah High
Scheol
Frankie Jaramillo
Allyn Moelmes
Kevin Huber
Wolerl Bia
Rick Fladeland
Scott Juppe
Jr. Tripp
Stacy Tall
Calvin Murray
Jerry Murray
Jeff Weess
Tantimiterd
Spanish Fork
Springville
Carbon
Payson
American Fork
Dixie
Uintah Utes
Allan Holmes
Kevin Stuber
Scott Ruppe
Stavy Nall
Ulptah
Frankie Jaramilla
Robert Bia
Jeff Weeks
Hick Fladeland
Lynn Stoll
Nor Mnermber
Atlan Molates
Uintah Tussler
Hulmes
Troy Lazenby
Thlmes
Sonny Goddman
Peasant Grove
Gerald Garbe
Holmes
Tus
Front
Calvin Murrey
Frankl Jaramillo
Michle
Robert Bio
Scant Ruppe
Kevin Huberte Tripp
Jury Murray
Bach Jaw
Dannis Preece
Fd Johnson
Utes
Gas Co president defends high hook up deposit
Charles Shim of Utah Gas Service argues the $120 deposit and $8,000 write offs reflect economics and debt recovery. He notes 62.3 percent of unpaid gas bills in four years were under a year, 23.9 percent after two years, and 7.5 percent after three. Pass-through rate increases last year and a forthcoming Northwest Pipeline rate adjustment are discussed. A separate chamber talk covers Indian policies and Ute Tribe Law and Order issues in Duchesne County, urging equal rights and responsibilities.
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Uta Gas Service Company
Charles Shim
Vernal Area
MIL
Shiem
Tne
Shim
Northwest Jipeline Company
Chamber
Duchesne County
Hollis Killinger
Hoosevelt
Interstate Congress For Equal Rights and Responsibilities
U.S
Hollinger
Central Utah Project
Duchesner County
Hullinger
Blood drive in Vernal aims to boost local supply
Frances Lep sinx, Uintah County Red Cross chair, and Neil Deets, Blood Bank chair, announce a February 28 blood drive at the National Guard Armory Vernal from PM to PM. Arthur Runice Blone of Vernal receives a four gallon plaque for service. Over 50 pints used locally last year with blood available to Salt Lake area hospitals. patients not charged for blood, only lab services for cross matching and preparation.
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Frances Lepsinx
Uintah County
The
Red Cross
Neil Deets
Blood Bank
National Guard
MHS
Arthuit
Runice
Uintah
Eunice
Stone
Skaggs Drug Center
Bhe
Nef Uisband
Deets
Salt Lake Area
Intermountain
Hed Cross Blood Center
Salt Lake City
Paraho Shale Process Declared Feasible at Current Oil Prices
A three year privately funded test of the Paraho process at Angil Points near Kine, Colorado, concludes shale oil production from Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming deposits is commercially feasible at current world oil prices. Key figures Harry Pforzheimer and John Jones Jr. highlight obstacles like price controls and environmental restrictions while noting water savings and safer shale disposal enhancements.
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Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Parscho Development Corporation
Angil Points
Kine
Harry Pforzheimer
Paraho
John Bb. Jones, Jr
Ines
Parahe
Office of Naval Petroleum
Ater
EDA
Plortheimer
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Utah State Press Asan
B.C
el Pasco Natural Cos Co
Searle Home
Scarfe
Vonalla Searle
Stalnaker Reservoir
Duchesse Area
Interstate Congress For Equal Rights
Ifwlinger
L. Y
Eunice Stone
Nell Deets
Cosmopolitas
Brown Palace
Norgheimer
Jones
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