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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1977
Page
2
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UAHPER leads Utah in a March 17 observance to promote personal health and activity. Dr. Robert Leake cites early school programs and motor-skills development as foundations for lifelong exercise. James Ewers notes Governor Matheson’s proclamation and planned demonstrations to encourage active living.
Certification required to buy and use restricted agricultural pesticides under new law. Six hour Pesticide Applicator Training in Uintah Basin March 8 at Uintah County courthouse and March 9 at Zions Bank auditorium Roosevelt. Training qualifies for certification. exams optional via study manual and written test by Leland Wright. Emergency one time permit may be issued if not yet certified, then certification is required.
Winters fashion favors oversized sweaters layered under tunics with scarves muffs and hats. The era's worldly looks include kerchiefs ethnic beanies fur rimmed caps and a variety of tams and berets to stay warm during freezing weather.
Dr. Darel A. Nelson DDS announces a new dental office at 317 West 1st South opening March 3 adjacent to John Shimmin. He has practiced since 1975, previously at 333 W 350 S with Dr. Jensen. Office hours 8 am to 5 pm weekdays. contact 789-1748. rear entrance available. Attorney Robert M. McRae also rents space at this location.
Maurine Freestone and Maxine McKee announce Louise Walker will appear at the Salt Palace on March 4 at 7 30. The Walkers recently formed a family corporation to distribute a high fiber weight loss tablet after a tablet reportedly reduced 60 pounds. Walker will discuss health and weight control and her book How High Fiber Diet and Recipes Changed My Life.
The Carter stimulus program, including a $50 tax rebate and job-creation boosts, faces House and Senate scrutiny. Expect modifications to aid hiring of the hard-core unemployed, with debates on business relief and broader public service programs. The final form may shift but aims to revive a sluggish economy.
A reader objects to a column opposing ethnic studies arguing minorities deserve history language and pride. The author warns against bias toward any group, condemns bloodline superiority, and notes varied qualities within minorities. He opposes reverse discrimination and cautions that integration cannot coexist with segregation.
The Uintah Basin Express invites readers to submit letters on any subject with full name signature and address. Names may be withheld on reasonable request. Letters should be sent exclusively to the Express for publication consideration.
A letter from JA McKnight warns against misinformation about oil and gas. He argues energy independence hinges on domestic reserves, condemns anti oil sentiment, and urges support for development to prevent reliance on imports. He cautions about gas cap depletion harming oil recovery and criticizes political barriers.
The piece argues big government harms consumers with numerous programs across federal agencies. It cites a gas shortage and calls for long term deregulation, noting R Heath Larry of the National Association of Manufacturers and U S Steel urging complete deregulation of new natural gas to end stopgap measures.
Judy Oaks serves as the friendly Vernal District Office receptionist with roots in Vernal and past stints in Dutch John and Yellowstone. Jeri Taylor handles growing paperwork duties while Candy Fletcher joins as district stenographer typist after studying secretarial technology at Brigham Young University.
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