Study Planned On Use Of New Flaming Gorge Reservoir
John G. Mowston, a Wildlife Resources graduate from Utah State University, awarded a 1500 Otto Gumprich Fellowship by the Sport Fisheries Research Foundation funded by Garcia Corporation. The research will study fishing and recreational use patterns at the Flaming Gorge Reservoir on the Utah Wyoming boundary, with national significance. He will work under the Utah Cooperative Fishery Unit led by Dr. Donald K. Franklin, a joint effort of Utah State University, the Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife, and the Utah State Department of Fish and Game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Mowston
Wildlife Resources Department
Utah State University
Gumprich
William F. Sigler
Mis
Flaming Gorge
Utah-Wyoming
Sport Fishery Research Foundation
Garcia Corporation
Traneck
New Jersey
Newston
Utah Cooperative Fishery Unit
Donald K. Franklin
United States
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Utah State Department of Fish and Gamo
Services Honor Businessman Killed in Fall
Funeral services were held for Wil liem H. Ruppel 58 Roosevelt businessman killed when he fell from a hotel window in Salt Lake City The Roosevelt community notes his long service as Utah Transportation Co manager and Central Utah Insurance agent He held many local leadership roles and is survived by widow three sons a step daughter four grandchildren and a brother Burial was in Roosevelt City Cemetery Contributions were asked to Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williem H
Marguerite McCabe Ruppel
Tie
Utah Transportation Co
Roosevelt
Duchesne County
Central Utah Insurance Agency
Nuppel
Basin Lodge No
Roosevelt Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt Commercial Club
Community Hospital Building Board
Salt Lake City
John Trobert
Colorado Springs
Tilchard Bruce
William II
Mike)Roosevelt
Marvin H
Yvonne) Stewart
Spanish Fork
John M
Lake Success
N.Y
Roosevelt City
Shriners Hospital For
City urges dog owners to curb violations and stray pickup
The office reports complaints of soiled lawns and damaged shrubs from roaming dogs and holds owners responsible for damages. A special effort will target stray dogs found on others properties as part of action from officials.
County to Get Full Power Load From Project
Uintah County will receive the full load requested from the Colorado River Storage Project. Moon Lake Electric Association has 37,800 kilowatts for summer and 43,000 kilowatts for winter allotments. Senator Frank E B Moss notes the plan divides the year into summer and winter to match north and south district needs. First power is expected in September 1983 from the initial generating unit at Flaming Gorge Dam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado River
Uintah County
Frank EB
Moss
Utah
Moon Lake Electric Association, Inc
Flaming Gorge Dam
Benefit Dance Supports Four Boys Family Aid Plan
The meeting announced Milt Searle will study building needs for the family. Mr Madsen reportedly holds $5000 life insurance and each of the four boys will get $4 monthly social security. The Akelund home near Davis hosts four rooms. Lions Club Jr Horse Lovers Vernal Roping Club Uintah Woolgrowers Vernal Jaycees Uintah Cattle Assn Rotary Federated Women’s Club Vernal Rodeo Assn and other groups coordinate aid with Mr and Mrs Akelund and Pete Madsen acting as guardians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milt Searle
Madsen
Willis Akelund
Davis
Akelund
Mary Jane
Theo Ashton
Lyndon
Lions Club
Jr. Horse Lovers
Uintah Woolgrowers
Vernal Jaycees
Uintah Cattle
Assn. Rotary Club
Federated Women's Club
Utah Symphony Orchestra touring Salt Lake area concert
The Utah Symphony Orchestra, one of the nation’s 26 major orchestras, draws on Salt Lake City area sponsors contributing about 60 000 annually to help cover touring costs. A Nutcracker Ballet recording by Tchaikowsky earned year end acclaim. Tickets for a Vernal performance are on sale with a booth planned in Ashton during the last week of January and special reserved tickets available through Mrs. J M Francke.
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Stra Ft
Milion Square Mile
Tehaikowsky
Vanguard
New York Herald Tribune
Salt Lake City
Utah Symphony
Ashton
J. M. Francke
Tcket
Maeser Fire Burns Bottled Goods In Frigid Blaze
Firemen and neighbors fought a brisk blaze at Maeser described as consuming bottled goods and dried fonds. Intense heat caused bottles of fruit to explode as flames rose high. Subzero weather froze water in hoses, forcing thawing near the scene. Firemen hurried to complete a water pump installation on the big truck before attacking the fire. The smaller truck could respond immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coke Jeffries
Jaycees Proclaimed Jaycee Week in Utah
Governor Clyde signs proclamation naming the January 2028 week as Jaycees Week in Utah. The observance marks the 1915 founding of the Junior Chamber of Commerce. A joint dinner at Kiwanis Scout Lodge featured National VP Richard Headlee and Utah State VP Bob Young. Plans advance for the State Junior Chamber of Commerce Convention in Vernal May 17 to 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Clyde
Utah
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanla
Hichard Headlee
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Bob Young
Jaycees
Ambulance Operator's Son Hurt By Paper Fastener
Kenneth Lynn Judd, six, son of Frank and Mrs Judd, swallowed a paper fastener at Central School while his father had just taken over the ambulance service. X ray showed the object in the bronchial tube. surgical removal occurred in a 144 hour operation at LDS Hospital Salt Lake City Friday afternoon. The boy returned home Saturday and is progressing satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Lynn
Frank Judd
Wn Ambulance Service
Central School
Kenneth
Ute Awarded Hoop Trophy At Shiprock Tourney
Cornpeach, forward for the Ute Recreation team, won the special free throw championship at the Shiprock Invitational Tournament in Arizona. He went 23 for 23, setting records as Ute teammates earned the sportsmanship trophy amid a 16 team field.
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METUR
Ox White Rocks
Shiprock
Ariz
Cornpeach
Ute Recreation
Dual license hike eyed to fund conservation efforts
The Gun Club 5 article notes a proposed license increase from six to ten dollars with revenue around six hundred thousand dollars, largely from non-residents. Utah Wildlife Federation leader Burnell Haws argues for more conservation funding, while Vernal Rod and Gun Club members and local officials praise department cooperation and warn the Central Utah Project could harm streams and marshes. A fire incident near the Kesper home is mentioned with no insurance coverage.
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Central
Utah
Burnell Haws
Glites
Utah Wildlife Federation
Ile
Vernal
Dale Jensen
Vernal Rod and Gun Club
Fish and Game Dept
Jones Hole
Central Utah
Isla King
Whitney
D. Hammond
Emer Henline
Don Stuffaker
Bob Williams
Mel’ Burke
Ecce Esauk
Max Miller
Duchesne
John Evan Jones
Crane
S. Virgil Crancy
Price
Irans
Paul Stringham
Fish and Game Commission
Window displays planned for Scout Week February 7 to 13
Chief Claudius A Banks announces window displays will be installed Friday and Saturday February 8 and 9 and remain until February 16 Troops may enter displays by contacting Chief Hanks before February 6 Judging will occur February 13 during Scout Week events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudius A. Banks
Hanks
Oil and road access boost Grand Junction area activity
County faces too many roads and seeks aid from the Bureau of Land Management and the Indian Agency while state engineering help may be available. Henderson of Vernal cites federal government friction as a major board problem amid a rising oil and gas push in the Grand Junction region. Secretary Manager Siddoway reports on a National U S 40 meeting in Denver. Searle’s Woody 3B Searle wins the National Western cutting horse contest with a high score, earning 058.61. Searle plans Haley Sox at Ft Worth and Las Vegas rodeos. The Chamber votes to buy a foot-high sign for the office in the Vernal hotel building for 40 dollars. Ballard moves to name the new reservoir Fla ming Gorge rather than Wyoming Senator O Mahoney.
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Grand Junction
Burea of Land Management
Indian Agency
CG. —. Henderson
Vernal
State Land Board
State Oil and Gas Commission
L. Y. Siddoway
Denver
Siddoway
Woodey
Searle
Haley Sox
Ft. Worth
Tex
Las Vegas
Chamber
Hotel Vernal
E. J. Ballard, Jr
Flaming Gorge
Wyoming
O'Mahoney
Ashley Joe Mecham Returns to Base in California
Ashley Joe Mecham returns to Camp Pendleton after a 30 day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Mecham in California. Elder Larry Cook, son of Mr and Mrs Sterling Cook, is due home from a 24 year LDS Austrian Mission tour in Europe this weekend. Jay Swett, two, was taken to hospital after ingesting thyroid pills from a cabinet.
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Joseph Mecham
Cpl
Joe Mecham
California
Mecham
Camp Penelton Army Base
Tom How+croft
Salt Lake City
Bobbie Sowards
FFA
Denver
Linford Colton
Larry Cook
Sterling Cook
Europe
Jay
George Swett
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Mr.Hewston
Oregon State University
North Dakota Game and Fish Department
Maeser
Son
Ute
Hoop
Gun Club
Kesper
Ashley Joe Mecham
Mrs
Alma Preece
Uintah Basin
Lamb
Wisconsin
Valley HI Frozen
Colombo
M.J.B. Coffee
Nabisco
Sy & W
RED Kidney
Wood's Cross
Lioky
Mussleman
Pillsbury
Mine and Yours
Hunter
Dinosaur
Oilers
Munters
Gutter Snipes
Wak-a-Law
Jim Anderson
Dim Reese
Larry Abeggien
Ind
Ruby Anderson
Peg Abegglen
Verda Hammond
Jim Reese
Jim Anders
Duane Caldwe
Gamewomen
Jack
Connie Lees
Cuu
Wee
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