Right of Way Canvass for Vernal Natural Gas Looms Ahead
Loran Laughlin of Urah Gas Service outlines a $300000 plan to bring natural gas to Vernal by July 1. Canvassing residents for easements in block centers will allow rearhouse hookups, with meters and regulators installed near Island Park road. The project foresees main lines running east–west every other street, creating savings and avoiding sidewalk disruption.
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Loran & Laughlin
Urah Gas Service Company
Vernal
Vernal Express
Laughlin
Owen M. Bodily
Savas
Asteners
Island Park Road
BYU History of Science Extension Class At Central School
Beginning next week an extension class from Brigham Young University on the history of science will be held in the Central School Library. Director Alwyn Call says the course helps all teachers in the district with broad teaching fields. Registration will be March 27 and a fee will apply.
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Brigham Young University
Central School Library
Alwyn Call
Call
Utah uranium mill plans and Laughlin ties emerge
Mr Laughlin outlines fuel supply for Utah uranium mills to be set by the Public Service Commission with service to Moab and Monticello by July. He holds franchises from Fairview to Richfield and will base operations in Salt Lake City with home headquarters there. His family, including his wife Ruth and son Jack, favor Mountain West living as he shifts from Kansas and Colorado ventures.
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Laughlin
Utah
Pacific Northwest Pipeline
No Laughlin
Ruth
Jack
Mountain West
Texas A&m
Kite Flying Warnings From Utah Power and Light
Power firm urges safe kite flying during spring winds. Officials advise open space away from wires, dry cotton string only, no metal or wire materials, and to avoid climbing poles or throwing stones. Report kites in danger to the local power company.
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Junior
Sd, Packard
Southern Division
Utah Power and Light Company
Power Company
Community course offers 3 credits at Utah extension
Mr. Catt announces a ten week Wednesday afternoon course from 4 30 to 7 00 p m for which students will earn three credits. The fee is $15 and all interested persons including substitute teachers and parents are invited to attend. A University of Utah extension class completed here recently was described as very successful.
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Catt
University of Utah
Washington
Two Slick Miners Fool Financiers In Colossal Utah Diamond Swindle
The Vernal Express reports on a dramatic diamond swindle tied to a mining scheme involving two seemingly inept prospectors, a San Francisco and New York Mining and Commercial Company, and investors led by William C. Ralston. The tale centers on uncut gems and a vault deposit turning into a grand deception.
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Colossal
Utah
Harry H. Crosby
Clarence Kang
James Gardner
Nevada Desert
San Francis
Clarence King
Gardner
Rains
Hugh
Kings
California
American Desert
King
William C. Ralston
San Francisco and
New York
Ralston
William Ralston
George D. Roberts
Arn«uld
Septal Roberts
Arnold
Science and Medicine Expert To Talk At Uintah Knife and Fork Club
Dr Milton Silverman, noted science writer, will address Uintah Knife and Fork Club Monday at 739 pm at the Hotel Vernal. He will discuss atomic energy for cancer, bombs, penicillin successors, surgery by chemistry, new drugs, germ killers, hormones, vitamins, vaccines and biological warfare concerns.
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Uintah Knife and Fork
Hotel Vernal
Milton Silverman
Silverman
UHS Principal Leads Salt Lake Curriculum Forum
Glen Ovard chaired the Discussion Conference on High School Program of Studies from March 1 to 3 at the State Capitol in Salt Lake City. About 200 educators and officials debated graduation requirements with 161 favoring changes to emphasize science and mathematics. only eight supported maintaining current requirements.
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Glen Ovard
State Capitol
Salt Lake City
Allen E. Bateman
State Department of Public Instruction
State
State Board of Education
Do It Yourself Education and School Board Misalignment
A commentator argues for more efficient high schools and colleges, warns against drastic budget cuts and fewer teachers, and advocates parent led governance, better paid teachers, and schools teaching self guided learning with librarians training. The piece urges community focus on character, life skills, and teachers with strong hearts.
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Washington
Ilbrarians
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Unitah Key Club
VHS
Charles Freeman
John Smith
Paul Guillory
Doug Hall
June Stewart
Campus
Martin W. Curtis
Uintah State
Suribroiler
Ken
Vernal Ave
East Main
Assay
Leadun
Milton Silverm
Dience
Kafe and Fork Club
UHS
Babson
Roger W Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Boyd Williams
Susan
Springville
Willams
Lorn Williams
Europe
Vernal Tah
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