Utes Rally to Beat Cougars 58 45 in Friday Duel
Uintah Utes defeat Union Cougars 58 to 45 in Roosevelt as Belcher 13 and Murray 12 lead scoring. Cautionary note on stolen property case mentions two Roosevelt arrests, $250 reward, and ongoing grand jury proceedings.
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Utes
Cougars
Uintah Utes
Union Cougars
Roosevelt
PRION
Union
Uintah
Belcher
Busch
Tommy Murray
Howard Busch
Cary Belcher
Roy Caldwell
Kelly Goodrich
Steve Aywork
Glen Gartinur
Brown
Ute
Wasatch High
Seher
City Reminds Of Dog Laws License Need
Vernal City reminds dog owners to buy licenses in February and vaccinate against rabies. City Manager Buell Bennett and Police Chief Claudius Banks announce a city canvass to find dog owners and a late February roundup of unlicensed or stray dogs to the dog pound. Impounded dogs unclaimed after three days will be destroyed with a pound charge due from the reclaiming owner.
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Buell Bennett
Polles
Claudius A. Banks
Bennett
Banks
Jease
Fire destroys storage building in Maeser Saturday night
A fire causing about 5000 dollars in losses wiped out a storage building and its contents in Maeser Saturday night. The blaze began around 4 45 p m in a stove heated 100 pound bottle of butene whose safety valve blew and gas ignited. The building backed Art Kasper residence and was used by Art, Melyon and Fred Kasper families.
Utah Symphony to Play at Stake Tabernacle February 2
The Utah Symphony Orchestra will give a four‑ream engagement at the Stake Tabernacle on Saturday February 2 starting at 9:15 am. Vernal residents have shown warm support, praising the orchestra and urging broad community backing for this one night concert at a reduced cost. The Symphony Society notes the Vernal appearance costs are $1,700, far below the typical $2,500 tour expense, and stresses the value of culture education for local youth.
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Utah Symphony Orchestra
The
Stake Tabernacle
Vernal
Vornal
Harold Lundstrom
Deseret News
Lundstrom
Ancg
Stoke Tabernacle
Symphony Society
Symphony Socety
Utah Symphony Orch
State Director Addresses Vernal Gun Club Annual Meet
Harald S Crane of Salt Lake City told Vernal Rod and Gun Club members that proposed license increases fund capital outlays rather than salaries. He urged acquisition and rehab of winter deer ranges, noted Salt Lake Valley habitat loss to housing, and described public land access purchases and a broad multiple use program to aid livestock and fish areas.
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Central Utah
Harald S. Crane
Salt
Jake City
Utah Pish and Game Commission
Vernal Rod and Gun Club
Salt Lake Valley
Uintah Basin
Chane
Matmen brace for more trials after Craig win
Ute matmen prepare for two more sessions in Colorado after routing Craig 95 1b class winners included Uintah Bob Pope and McCurdy while Craig gained by forfeit in unlimited. Matches start at 7 30 pm with Friday and Saturday night events in Ronady.
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Ute
Ronady
Colo
Ute Amaulers
Craig
Bingham
Uintah
Kline
Shockley
Hodgkinson
Billings
Wisdom
Trojttlo
Alford
Stringham
Lopez
Bob Pope
McKinsky
Beaver
Bynon
Montgomery
McCurdy
Howden
Dean
County Ponders Local Plans for Educational TV
County officials and the Uintah County Commission discussed tentative plans for receiving television's educational channel in Vernal. Salt Lake Channel 5 has moved to channel 11 to clear space on 13. A booster station on Soldier Summit will relay to Hive Mountain via Tabby Mountain. a Feb 4 meeting with state officials and local commissioners was scheduled.
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J.C. Haws
Uintah County
Salt Lake
Georges Goick
Gateway Cafe
Goick
Budget proposes $1 million for basin development projects
Senator Moss reports Kennedy plan includes 650000 for Harper's Corner rebuild at Dinosaur NM, 32000 BLM warehouse, 80000 power house bridge, 140000 Uinta Canyon Road, 50000 Whiterocks Loop, 15000 surveys. Basin plan envisions 3200 acres in Brown's Park, marsh and waterfowl zones, 36500 development, 3000 fishing access, 42500 reservoir fishery studies. Flaming Gorge programs also include 30000 game range and 36000 development with 231000 spent in 1963 on road planning to access hatchery site. total project cost around 991000 for road connection.
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Kennedy
Uintah Basin
Frank Z. Moss
Utah
Vernal Express
National Park Service
Harper's Corner
Dinosaur National Monument
Bureau of Land Management
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Uinta Canyon
Whiterocks Loop
Flaming Gorge Dam
Moss
Brown's Park
Green River
Flaming Gorge
Jones Hole
Vernal
Chamber Hears Report on Local Road Situation
Harold Duke of the Chamber of Commerce outlined a three year road plan with state and local projects. State Road Commissioner Francis Feltch announced funds and timelines for Vernal to Steinaker, U.S. 40 improvements, Indian Canyon work, Red Wash road, White River bridge, and Vernal Manila road construction and a February 5 clearing contract.
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Chamber
Harold Duke
Chamber of Commerce
Francis Feltch
Duxe
Stelnaker
U.S. 40
Tall Way Hollow
Indian Canyon
Carbon County
Ane
Red Wash
White River
Honanza
Saturday Dance To Benefit Madsen Children Trust Fund
The Madsen Children Trust Fund seeks funds from a Saturday dance at the annary to aid five orphans after a January fire that killed Mr. and Mrs. Marion R. Madsen and three children. Wayne Bullock and Richard Dewey lead the drive with a publicity committee including Wallis, Washburn, Cutshaw, Case and Millecam. A coordination meeting is set for January 31 at 6 15 pm and a recent donation of 265 80 from Ashley Valley Jr High helps. Continued on page By
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Marion R
Lucky) Madsen
Banenza
Eadie
Pete
John
Timmy
Mary Jane
Wayne K. Bullock
Maeser
Richard Dewey
Bonanza
American Glisonite Co
Wm. B. Wallis
Mr. Bullock
Theda Washburn
Ira Cutshaw
Dwayne Case
George Millecam
Ashley Valley Jr
First Security Bank
Jrator High
Tray Hunsaker
Eddie
Madsen
Madsen Children’s Trust Fund
Ashley Valley Jr. High School
Hay Hunsaker
Susan Blackburn
Gary Tassaker
Velyn Frandsen
Fonda &. Harmon
Rhea Stephentor
Harold H. Sargeant
Varnal
Stafphot
Police Report 453 Arrests and 8681 Tickets in Vernal City
Vernal City Police released a 1962 activity summary showing 453 arrests including 54 juveniles, 9681 parking tickets, and 36 investigated accidents. Crimes listed include rape, robbery, assault, burglaries and thefts with 9 autos stolen but recovered. 5157 complaints with 25 prowler calls. traffic and liquor violations. 38,549 mileage by police cars. and 60 dogs destroyed mid year.
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Vernal City Police
Nolice
Withdrawal Sought for 100 Acres in Ashley National Forest
The U S Department of Agriculture applied to withdraw 100 acres of public land in Uintah County from general mining laws to protect Whiterocks cave geology and preserve recreational value. Utah BLM Director R D Nielson said the lands in Section 1, Township 2N, Range 1W would be withdrawn to prevent mining activity not yet authorized. Written comments or objections are due by February 6 and should be sent to the Utah BLM State Director in Salt Lake City.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Ashley National Forest
Uintah County
Whiterocks Cave
R. D. Nielson
Utah
Bureau of Land Management
Met
Unti
P.O. Box
Salt Lake City
Peace Corps Tests At Vernal Post Office Saturday
Vernal Post Office will host Peace Corps Placement Tests Saturday at 6 30 a m nationwide locations.
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Vernal
Peace Corps
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Maurice Abravanel
Arch Dam
Sharon Hackford
Lytm Toss
Wilburn O. Wright
Norman R. Fletcher
Roosevelt Auberties
Juo
Ross
Hockford
Daggett County
Fletcher
Reid
Grand Jury
Wyombus
Arch Dame
Stake
Tabernacle
Gun Club
Bureau of Fisheries and Wildlife
Ren Coneee
Tim Madsen
John Madsen
Debbie Akelund
Cory Akelund
V. R
Pete) Madsen
Eddie Madsen
Willis Alwlund
Pate Madsen
Madsen Children Trust Fund
Annary
BLM
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