Echo Park Dam Debate in National Park Boundaries
The Christian Science Monitor editorial argues for a Colorado River Upper Basin dam plan while weighing Echo Park and Split Mountain sites inside Dinosaur National Monument. It cautions that building a dam would set a precedent weakening park boundaries and urges Congress and the President to decide on broad, fact-based terms.
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Dinosaur National Monument
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Reclamation Bureau
Neho Park
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Lower Basin Snes
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California
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Jack Pace to Receive Discharge at Norfolk
Jack Pace will receive his discharge from the Navy at Norfolk on March 12 after four years service. He and his wife and baby will start home the first of the week, visiting Florida and points of interest en route.
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Lee Sowards
Carl Sowards
Exchange Student Talks on Pakistan in Randlett
Fred S. Matley, International Farm Youth Exchange student from Coalville, presented slides and spoke about his stay in Pakistan. Sponsored by the Lions Club, a large crowd attended MIA to hear the talk. Clair R. Acard was also present along with local residents and families at the Roosevelt visitors event.
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Local Social Notes Highlight Visitations and Club Meeting
Beatrice Harrison visited Jensen last week with Mrs. Ross Snow. Mrs. Mary Marvin and husband from Sun Shine ranch joined at the H. E. Seeley home. LA DA LA ANN CLUB met at Laverta Cook’s Feb 23 for an evening of sewing with Vera Reynolds and Doreen Reynolds as guests. The next meeting will be March 9 at Ruth Rhoades’ home to elect new officers.
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Beatrice Harrison
Jensen
Ross Snow
Mary Marvin
Sunshine Ranch
Myrtle Rossy
Need. Ross
Vernal Quarry Transformation Draws Visitors to Dinosaur Site
Under Dr. Theodora White the National Park Service advances a major quarry transformation at Dinosaur Quarry Mon ument. Spectacular fossil displays emerge on steep walls as a museum and Heritage area are planned, promising increased tourist appeal and a world class exhibit.
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National Park Service
Earl Douglass
Dr. White
National Park System
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