Burned Pinon Pine in Book Cliffs Fuel Wood Boom
Forester Tom Owen notes record fuel wood cutting in the Book Cliffs Verna District of the Bureau of Land Management. Strong demand and high prices for fireplace wood in Salt Lake City spur activity, despite loggers hauling wood up to 250 miles by truck, cutting into profits but signaling development potential in the area.
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Book Cliff
Verna
Bureau of Land Management
Salt Lake City
Marines in Japan and Pinon Pine Wood Facts
Marine Pic Hyrum J Mecham of Ashley serves with the First Marine Aircraft Wing at Iwakuni Japan. Pinon pine is identified as ideal firewood in Utah due to high pitch content and bright slow burn. The BLM offers wood for sale at nominal price with free-use permits. Contact Vernal District Office for winter supply details.
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Hyrum J. Mecham
Joseph H. Mecham
Ashley
First
Marine Aircraft Wing
Marine Corps Air Facility
Iwakuni
Japan
Utah
BLM
Vernal
Cooper
Gregorian Reform and the Calendar Leap in History
The article discusses Caesar Abolished the lunar year and the civil year by a 6644 day cycle. It notes Pope Gregory XI in 1582 removing ten days to realign the calendar. It explains the equinox return and the long-term drift of the calendar by seconds per year, projecting cumulative errors over millennia.
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Gregory XI
Richens Family Fields Gathering at Harrison Home
The Richens family met at the Doyle Harrison home for a New Year weekend gathering. A Sunday dinner served to 41 attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ashby and relatives from Ralston and nearby areas in a warm family reunion.
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Rowena H. Richens
Doyle Harrison
Glen Ashby
Carlene
Kerry
Sharron
Leon
Kelly and
Loerti
Ralston
Wyn
Alton Vernions
Alice Ashby
Provo
Record year for Ashley National Forest visitors in 1961
Ashley National Forest saw a record 221 600 visitors spending 426 800 days in 1961. Fishing led with 75 000 visits, followed by general enjoyment and sightseeing, 51 900, with other activities including picnicking, hunting, camping, hiking, and wilderness travel. The rise reflects a national recreation trend and prompts expanded facilities and better access. Taxpayer participation in maintenance is urged.
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Ashley National Forest
Besa Rowland
Na- Mona
Forest Service
Rowland
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