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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1977
Page
2
The Vernal Express lists JACK R. WALLS as editor and publisher and DOROTHY PELTIER as news editor. Published every Thursday by Vernal Express Publishing Co at 54 Vernal Avenue, Vernal Utah. P.O. Box 1010, phone number 787-51.
Robert F. Dee, chairman and CEO of SmithKline Corporation, argues in a leaflet that private sector job creation is the lasting fix for unemployment. He cites weak tax credits, low depreciation allowances, and double taxation of dividends as barriers, urging citizens to write to elected representatives to push for reform.
The article marks Girl Scouts of the USA turning 65 years since its 1912 founding in Savannah Georgia. It emphasizes Girl Scouting’s goal to build character through conduct patriotism and badge based growth. It notes girls face a hurried world yet find growth, friendship, and personal exploration through Scouting channels and activities.
The Express invites reader letters on any Uintah Basin topic. Submissions should be exclusive to the paper and include the writer’s full name signature and address. Names may be withheld for good reasons if requested.
A Meeker Colorado parent and local business owner commends the Vernal Uintah high school wrestling program calling it exemplary. He cites well prepared disciplined athletes, strong community impact from the Tournament of Champions, and praise for Coach Dennis Preece and school staff. He notes broader fiscal concerns as Colorado faces higher school taxes and argues the tournament boosts local business and school funds.
A reader references a Vernal dog pound controversy from a National Enquirer clipping dated March 1, 1977 and notes local Vernal Express coverage. The letter praises Coach Preece for his sportmanship and community impact in Vernal, acknowledging school and town relations.
The sector rose in the late 1960s to early 1970s with high price earnings ratios, but 1973 to 1974 saw a crash as investors moved to income plays. By 1974 price earnings around 10 were common, though a recovery began. Growth names lagged, with Revlon the notable rebound. 1976 ended on strong holiday sales and optimism for 1977, tempered by harsh winter weather. Judson's recommends retaining Avon, Faberge, Newton, and considering Norton Simon and Squibb for purchases, citing Max Factor and Halston brand links.
Pat Sullivan from Meeker reports hospitality shown to his family and community and acknowledges the privilege of an invitation to a 40 year tour tournament. He signs as father, taxpayer and merchant of Meeker.
The author blends Shelley's verse with practical calls to action to end energy woes. He urges insulations for homes and public buildings, expert checks on heat loss, four day work weeks to cut consumption, and rapid development of alternative energy sources. He argues the winter of 77 was harsh yet redeemable if policy matches the moon landing effort.
The piece argues taxes on business fall on individuals via higher prices and fewer innovations. It urges permanent tax relief to enable private investment and job creation. A National Association of Manufacturers spokesman is cited on the need for a stable tax climate for rational investment and consumption. It cautions Congress to pursue long-term tax relief for both business and individuals amid Carter’s proposals.
Glen Borges of the Front End Alignment Center at Dave Jolley Chevrolet Oldsmobile Inc attended a two day refresher school at the General Motors Training Center in Salt Lake City. He learned new alignment concepts and wheel balancing. The center trains GM mechanics for ongoing skill upgrades.
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