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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1977
Page
2
Vernal Express publishes weekly on Thursdays. The paper lists the Vernal Ave office address and contact numbers for Dorothy L Peltier and Jack A Wallis as editor and publisher. Subscription rates are partially shown as one year, with formatting cut off.
Cattle producers face a pivotal July vote on the beef research and information plan a producer program to strengthen markets at home and abroad. Funded by a voluntary 30 per 100 of cattle sales deduction, the plan would be administered by a 68 member Beef Board and contracted to universities and the National Live Stock and Meat Board for execution. The effort arose from producers themselves and has broad support among cattle leaders after extensive hearings and testimony.
Practical tips for crafting child friendly spaces within budget. Involve children in choosing schemes and DIY displays. Let kids pick wall coverings from Tot s N Teens line featuring washable vinyl patterns. Encourage personal expression with sports gear, plants, and imaginative themes to add value beyond price.
The article argues inflation fears, higher rates, and Mideast, African tensions temper capital outlays and stock markets while Congress debates Carter energy plans. It highlights energy department concerns, tax impacts on gas guzzlers, and calls for tech upgrades and conservation incentives, predicting a diluted bill by Labor Day.
A columnist endorses Polara Enterprises controversial golf ball that self-corrects to go straight, arguing it could revive leisure play while acknowledging opposition from USGA officials who warn it may challenge traditional rules and fairness in golf. The piece cites history from feather to rubber balls and questions who benefits from stricter play standards.
The piece argues that federal minimum wage increases reduce teen and unskilled minority hiring. It suggests suspending the minimum wage for young untrained workers as a way to spur job growth, arguing business and industry offer the main chance for new opportunities and Congress should avoid broader raises.
The Old Ashley Post Office at 4159 W 2000 North hosts public tours Thursdays 1 to 5 pm, operated by Camp Buena Vista Daughters of Utah Pioneers and listed as a national historic site. Nearby notices recount local family visits, temple outings, surgeries, and community events.
Senator Orrin G Hatch argues that public celebration of Flag Week marks national pride but cautions enthusiasm fades as America nears 201 years of independence. He compares public resolve today with debates faced by the Continental Congress and urges Americans to apply 18th century perseverance to 1970s challenges.
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