Arguments on shale reduction feasibility and pipeline logistics
The Bureau of Mines and the National Petroleum Council may clash over whether reducing shale oil use in motor fuels is commercially feasible now. Yet Bureau findings from Rifle Colorado show potential profitability through integrated refining and recycle cracking, plus moving viscous oils to Salt Lake refineries.
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U.S. Bureau of Minoa
National Petroleum Council
Bureau
Rifle
Colo
Utah
Uintah Basin
Salt Lake
Solon
William A. Dawson
Gays
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Principals from Lapoint and Alterra to Attend Spokane Meet
Ida M. Phillips Al terra and Thelma Lee of Lapoint have been chosen to attend the National Elementary Principals Convention in Spokane Washington April 2. Mrs Phillips is an officer of the Utah Elementary Principals Association Lola Christensen school Haack supervisor attended the 2001 conference in Salt Lake City February 11 to 16.
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Lapoint
Alterra
Spokane
Washington
Ida M. Phillips
Thelma Lee
Spokkane
Ashfourton
Phillips
Utah Elementary Principals Association
Lola Christensen
Salt Lake City
Howard Montez Opens Restaurant In Whiterocks
A local restaurant opened by Howard Montez in Whiterocks. A Valentine party for young married couples hosted by Mrs. Stanley drew about 20 couples from Whiterocks and Lapoint with a supper. A baby boy was born to Mrs. Lela Anderton at Roosevelt hospital. Roberta Crozier visited. Principal Lundell and Miss Stringham met with Whiterocks school leaders. Wade Parrish of Ballard visiting grandparents Elbert Smith. A crew from the Packet board installed a new gas tank at Whiterocks school. Scouts chopped wood for elderly neighbors Mr. and Mrs. Henderson. Atwine had been ill. Glen Hellenat of Roosevelt visited Mrs. Klians. Seminary students of Union led a program at Sunday meeting under Wendel Fiore. Harvey, Linn Goodich, and Velma Mooseman visited Alsin Adams who took them to Vernal for a basketball game. Joyce Murray and son Randy visited Clarence Murray family. Birthday party for Don Simmons Wilmar Parrish and Wade Parrish. oyster supper reported.
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Mod¢Ena Om
Whiterocks
Howard
Wade Parrish
Ballard
Elbert Smith
Jessie Brough
Roosevelt Monday U
Helen Feta
Law
Robert
Packet Board
Whiterocks School
Dennis Murray
Bobby Oberhanaley
Orton Smith
David Mooseman
Henderson
Atwine
Glen Hellenat
Roosevelt
Kli Ian
Marines Christensen
Union
Wendel Fiore
Harvey
Linn Goodich
Velma Mooseman
Alsin Adams
Clarence Murray
Francis Cozler
Don Simmons
Wilmar Parrish
Sery
Leota Kay Winn Opens Grocery in Ouray
Kay Winn opens a grocery store in Ouray and plans to reside there. Deloss Searle is hunting wild horses in Skull Valley while his wife Alice stays in Lapoint for medical care. A local funeral for baby Alice Tomlinson was held in Vernal. she was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tomlinson. Bishop Ralph Durfey and Calvin Jongensen visited Vernal, at Brownie Hatch’s home on Thursday.
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Leota Kay Winn
Ouray
Jean Rogers
Kay Winn
Deloss Searle
Skull Valley
Alice
Lapoint
Baby Way
Alice Tomlinson
Harry Tomlinson
Bishop
Ralph Durfey
Calvin Jongensen
Brownie Hatch
Thuraday
Cattle Grubs Now Widespread Says County Agent Clair Acord
County Agent Clair R. Acord reports cattle grubs are numerous, especially in young stock pastured last summer, causing heavy losses through reduced hide value, lower milk production, and slower growth. Rotenone is advised, with applications about 30 days after first appearance and every 80 days thereafter. Extension Circular 231 available free from Acord.
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Clair R. Acord
Acord
Principal Attends National Principals Convention
Principal Max Abbott returns to finish high school Friday after attending the 37th annual convention of the National Association of Secondary School Principals in Los Angeles California. The convention featured outstanding speakers discussion groups school supplies exhibits and visits to selected schools under the theme Facing Great Issues in Education.
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Max Abbott
National Association of Secondary School ‘Principals
Los Angeles
California
Water Weed Killer Information from Reclamation Era
The Bureau of Reclamation reports a new water weed killer from May 1948, a coastal Naptha mix with mahogany soap claimed cheaper and more effective than prior chlorinated hydrocarbons. Field trials show 185 parts per million in water for one hour. application rates scale with canal flow. Cautions include flammability and inhalation risks, and the Bureau advises wasting treated water and awaiting further crop injury data.
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Bureau of Reclamation
James R. Barker
Salt Lake
Reclamation Era
Forecast Indicates Colorado River Runoff Still Low
The Water Supply Forecast shows Jan precipitation largely below normal across the Upper Colorado River basin with only Green River headwaters and part of the Upper Yampa Basin above normal. Lower Price River and Mountain Creek ran well under half normal, overall basin totals remain below average and forecasts for the Upper Green show some improvement but still well under ten year norms. Outlooks call for Tampa River and White River basins to run at 46 to 56 percent and about 73 to 85 percent of average respectively.
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Colorado River
U. S. Department of Commerce
Green River
Wyoming
Yampa
Colorado
Price River
Mounington Creek
Cisco
Tampa River
White River
Utah
Boy Scouts Earn Distinct Hagle Scout Rank Across Nation
Each year about 10,000 Boy Scouts reach the Hagle Scout rank, marking a high point in the program's advancement. The achievement highlights sustained youth leadership and community service as scouts progress through the merit badge system.
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Hagle
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Clair Acord
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