Vernal Express Editor Credits and Circulation Details
Vernal Express published weekly by Vernal Express Publishing Co at 54a Vernal Ave Vernal Utah 84078. News Editor Dorothy L Peltier Sports Editor Aldon Rachele Editor and Publisher Jack R Wallis provide local coverage and subscription info. Area contact Telintha Rasmussen Janet Adams Mary Atwood Arda Mansfield Susan Ainge listed for staff and readers.
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Susan Ainge
Hatch Act repeal bid faces uphill Senate fight
Congressman Gunn McKay backed a House vote near repeal of the Hatch Act, aimed at easing federal employee limits on political activity. The measure passed 266 to 164 amid bipartisan Republican opposition and labor union support for McKay, with critics warning it would politicize the merit civil service and threaten impartial administration.
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McKay opposes marijuana possession decriminalization
Utah Congressman Gunn McKay denounces H R 432 decriminalizing small possession of marijuana. He cites contradictions between Carter's anti use policy and congressional moves, warning decriminalization would undermine law and foster liberal drug trends while stressing health risks and enforcement concerns.
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Carter pledges major welfare reform plan for Congress
In his early presidency President Carter announces a sweeping overhaul of the welfare system. HEW Secretary Califano reports delays and a unanimous decision to scrap the current program for a totally new system. A August deadline is set, with promises to curb fraud, ease administration, and link work incentives to employment, while keeping initial costs near current levels. The plan aims to ensure job access for all able to work and spur private-sector employment of the poor.
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Tire Makers Seem Poised for 1977 Gains
The expanding economy and fast auto and truck sales boost tire and rubber stocks led by Detroit firms. Expect stronger earnings in 1977 due to fewer strike limits and rising replacement tire demand, even as smaller cars and longer lasting tires pose risks. A new tire grading system and steady expansion support a positive outlook.
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Regressive fuel taxes threaten middle class and economy
The writer argues against fuel taxes that hit the poor least and the wealthy hardest, warning a mixed plan would burden middle income workers. They say a true equitable tax should lift higher earners while protecting the needy, and warn that subsidized fuel for the poor could depress production, inflation, and employment.
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Britain and England tours lure with budget prices and mystique
A spoof travel pitch touts Britain as this Eden with night life and sights like the Crown jewels and Stonehenge from about $6 a ticket, plus Air India flights and fly drive options from $120. It then shifts to a letter from Melvin and Helen Hayes in Manassas, Va, suing city officials over a damaged motorhome holding tank encountered at a Utah museum area, seeking $125 plus damages for travel disruption and costs.
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Chatectors must be kept bright as wall as clean
Lord Chesterfield offers advice on maintaining character and demeanor, urging care in personal conduct and decorum to reflect well on one's name and station. The quote emphasizes polish, virtue, and social presentation as essential to reputation.
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Lord Chesterfield
Energy policy view from industry leaders on June 16 1977
Mast experts warn U S industry faces fuel shortages in coming years unless steps are taken now to boost supply. Industry leaders including R Heath Larry of NAM urge market-based energy pricing free of government controls to increase supply and reduce demand.
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Public Forum welcomes reader letters to Express
The Uintah Basin newspaper invites letters on any subject. letters must be submitted to the Express with the writer’s full name signature and address. Names may be withheld for good reasons in political letters, and all communications are subject to condemnation.
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