Six guidelines for preparedness given at Vernal Ashley Stake event
John M. Scowcroft outlined six preparedness components educational career development financial and resource management home production and food storage health and social emotional spiritual prep. President Jack A. Seitz led sessions warning against dissention and urging kind words and commendation. Stake officers were sustained and ordained elders named, with several ward bishops and speakers addressing topics from profanity to television and pornography.
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John M. Scowcroft
Vernal Ashley Stake
Elder Scowcroft
Jack A. Seitz
Bert L. Angus
Venil P. Johnson
Macland N. Stagg
Donnell B. Wardle
Gilmer A. Chivers
Sesson
Floyd W. Bodlly
Maeser
Clinton J. Baxter
Vernal 6Th Ward
Increased drilling and lower Utah oil production forecast
Utah energy experts anticipate more drilling in 1977 driven by price incentives and regulatory changes, but daily production is expected to fall from 1976 levels to around 90 thousand barrels as exploration shifts and major producers lag behind. Independent operators led drilling in 1976 and are expected to continue.
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Utah
Carlton Stowe
Utah Department of Natural Resources
Oil and Gas
American Petroleum Institute
American Association of Petroleum Geologists
Petroleum Information Corporation
World Oil - Gulf Publishing Company
Stowe
David B Hall retires as Uintah Civil Defense director
David B Hall ends eight years as Uintah County Civil Defense director and retires from public service effective April. A native of Vernal, he plans to spend time woodworking and projects a 30 year life ahead. He is survived by family and was honored for his service with former officers and staff noted.
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Mecham
Marland Stagg
Pres. Johnson
David B. Hall
Uintah County
Hall
United States Air Force
Bernell
Speed" Flaws
Civil Defense
Tme
Fall
David
Billie Dawn (Gardner) Johnson
Amy Pope
Jeanne (Reynolds) Allred
Dess M. Miller
Vernal
Trevelene Harber
Salt Lake
William Mark
James
Evan
Larry
Lisa
Jed
Mary
Maeser 2Nd
Mr. Tall
Utah Energy Output and Reserves in the 1970s
The 1974 Utah natural gas production averaged 154.7 million cubic feet daily, dipping to about 153 million by year end. By 1976 Utah had 1,198 crude oil wells and 71 gas wells. Crude oil reserves fell from 250,648,000 barrels at end 1974 to 208,310,000 by end 1975, with no 1976 reserve data. Natural gas proved reserves near 2,031,409,000 cubic feet at end 1974 and 1,749,900,000 cubic feet at end 1975.
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Utah
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Ashley Conference
Venil F., Johnson
Merrill B. Mecham
Donnell E. Wardle
Gilmer Chivers
James Shewell
Echo Allen
Elizabeth Jackson
May McLean
Kenneth G. Anderton
Roger Q. Beckstead
Louis Jensen
Edwin Hacking
Shara Dawn Batty
Jane Pierce
Lyle Southam
Wally Goddard
Glen Kay Bowden
David Grant Martin
Philip Calvin Johnson
Terry Lynn Hadlock
Harold Duane Oaks
Calvin Frank Hanchett
Lorin Vern Sheffer
Thelbert Milton McCarrel
Angus
Wayne E. Swett
Ashley
Hig
Bualna Winkler Dateller
Dave Jolley
Chevrolet
Uintah Basin
Dennis
Duanne
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Steve Jacobson
Steve
Faore
Monte Carlo
Oldsmobile, Inc
Defense Office
The
National Guard Armory
Nellie McGregor
Colleen McGregor
Southgate
California
Peggy Page
Roxane
Elise
South Jordan
Eve Loerbs
Margueritta Hancock
Laverton
Norman McGregor
Annie Get Your Gun
Uintah High School
Steven McGregor
Prank Butler
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