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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1959
Page
5
The district school board endorses funding new construction on a pay-as-you-go basis to avoid heavy interest costs. While residents might have supported a bond, officials argue a wait is feasible given a far-sighted plan that should meet rising student needs.
In the Legislature a wave of proposals seeks to shift elective offices to appointive power, broaden civil service, and centralize school board control over the state superintendent’s salary. Opponents warn such moves threaten public accountability and transparency. The article notes bills to remove publication of school district financial reports and to alter the Utah State University board, highlighting concern over diminishing the people’s access to information.
Four University of Utah students from the Vernal area made the fall quarter honor roll. The group includes Paul Borden and others from Utah County. The article notes the 33 students in the program and mentions a 3.5 average as a high honor threshold, with a 3.8 GPA described as between straight A and B work.
Bohanzt Waller M Mc Coy son of Atri and Mrs Wy McCoy of Vernal, Robert O Karray son of Mr and Mrs L Gigan Murray of Jeush, Floyd LaMond Tullis son of Me and Mrs Wi L Tullis of Vernal are all listed as graduates at Uintah High School.
Stephen Douglas labeled Lincoln twofaced, echoing the heated exchanges of the era. Lincoln’s retort challenged the audience to judge, implying no need to imitate another man’s face or voice during the debate.
President Eisenhower argues farm supports are too costly and ineffective while Congress shifts to farm surplus reform. He notes USDA spending over 5 billion this year and urges freedom for farmers and markets. The piece weaves in gravity theory notes and a lengthy digression on Fatigue and industrial efficiency, ending with reflections on political funeral lore.
Tax guidance from the Utah Society of Public Accountants explains filing rules for 10507. under 65 with gross income over 400 or land income over 1200 requires a return by April 16. It notes refunds when withholdings occurred and outlines taxable income as gross income minus cost of goods sold and deductible expenses.
A church bulletin displays a slogan affirming belief that the task ahead is never as great as the power behind us, underscoring faith in divine strength guiding the congregation.
The article parodies consumer tech fantasies noting a thermostat might one day control gravity to curb overspending. It mocks unachieved cures for common ailments and promises that such advances are on the horizon.
The article explains how workers may deduct employment related costs only when filing long Form 1040 and itemizing. It cites expenses like agency fees union dues initiation fees and job specific tools uniforms and work clothing. It notes many other deductions exist and that some income is not taxed, urging readers to consult an accountant for problems.
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