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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1964
Page
9
The text notes Cuba halting water supply to Guantanamo Bay, with tankers delivering water and new sanctions against Cuba. It argues that U S policy has failed to settle disputes peacefully and claims Castro acted with Soviet backing to strengthen a major bloc in the hemisphere.
Pacific Gas and Electric issues safety guidance for kite season. Avoid crossing streets with kites, using metal in frames or tails, tinsel or metal twine, flying near aerials or power lines, pulling on strings, climbing poles, touching fallen wires, or flying in rain. Enjoyable activity requires caution.
Washington officials fear inflation may overtake unemployment as the nation's main economic problem next year. Officials discount the worry publicly, but analysts like Peter M. Nagan warn that dollar value and price stability loom large. The tax bill and expected deficits, plus union wage drives, could spark an explosive mix threatening welfare and leadership of the Free World. The Soviets may view this as a path to economic defeat for the U.S.
Mrs. Hilda Morgan, former Uintah County DUP president, tells Chamber of Commerce members the Daughters of Utah Pioneers were not offered the old jail and declined any lease. She cites DUP minutes showing denial of the building and says the group does not want involvement with the museum dispute.
Babson argues computers can slash local and state taxes via county budgeting and staffing savings. He cites a Florida county rental at about 7000 dollars monthly saving over 20000 dollars monthly, projecting quicker scheduling and possible school reform. He questions school governance and urges tech use to boost efficiency and cut costs.
A speaker argues that time spent on instruction should drop while computer use expands. He predicts fewer teachers, better education, lower taxes, and students trained for suitable real jobs as research and new machinery transform family life and education. He foresees computers playing a central role in a coming educational revolution.
Fireman annual dance planned for Saturday April 4 at 8 p.m. in the armory with a free rifle prize. Dale Slaugh chairs the committee. members include Wesley Robbins Darrell Wardle and Johnny Milburn. Free punch and souvenirs. Tickets available from any firefighter.
Utah Fish and Game Department officials Friday announced an amendment to the 1904 angling proclamation affecting basin areas. The brief notice clarifies changes to restrictions and enforcement, outlining which waters and seasons are impacted and underscoring ongoing regulatory updates for anglers statewide.
Warm Springs travelers from Randlett and Roosevelt spent the week visiting relatives in the area and returning home Saturday. Salt Lake City guests joined Jess Jensen's circle for a Sunday gathering. Semin ary Seminar attendees from Roosevelt included Marsha Jarman Denese Rogers Carma Pickup and Frank Mc Mullin. The Relief Society birthday social was hosted at the Ward house with Michael Suzuki leading the Roosevelt program. Don Dudley and Clark Nebeker, Logan college students, returned home to visit parents. Steven Jensen celebrated his sixth birthday at his aunt Mrs Ray Wardle's home.
Reading notes indicate river segments in Duchesne and Uintah counties are open to 24 following confluence points with Strawberry Creek, Big Brush Creek, and Hed Creek. The Green River section below Highway Fluence with Hed Creek is also mentioned as open downstream from confluence points.
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