Energy policy reform to curb windfall profits
The Voice of Business argues for rational energy policy by pricing oil to reflect world levels, lifting restrictions to raise returns and spur investment, and avoiding government overreach. It warns windfall profits from higher energy prices would fund more production, while current controls increase costs, inflation, and unemployment.
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Dea
Vernal Volunteers Fire Calls Report Past Two Weeks
Fire alarms answered by the Vernal Volunteers Fire Department cover May 1 to May 5. Incidents include a overheated dryer with smoke damage at Dina Trailer Park, a grass fire burning a shed and corral at Grass Fire location, a grass fire from a tiller spark near 1992 3.1500 E, and trash fires near 2695 E 2500 5 and 229 W 2500 S. A Jensen refuge grass fire burned an outhouse building.
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Vernal Volunteers Fire Department
Teas Larson
Dina Trailer Park
North Vernal Ave
Paul Batty
Dewey Atwood
Willis Southam
Louis Swell
Wildlife Resources Refuge
Jensen
Dow family welcomes new granddaughter Jalle Annette Dow
Mrs. Gladys Dow celebrates the birth of her granddaughter Jalle Annette Dow born Friday April 22 at 8:45 a.m. at Tooele Valley Hospital. She weighs 6 pounds 2% ounces and is the second daughter and third child of Richard Gary and Connie Dow. Grandparents are Gladys Dow of Vernal and Tay N. and Rita Tutle of Claverack New York. great grandmothers include Josephine Ellison Prayo and Juanita Huish Spanish Fork.
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Jalle Annette Dow
Tooele Valley Hospital
Richard Gary
Connie Dow
Jalie Annette
Gladys Dow
Vernal
Tay N, Tuttle
Tooele
Josephine Ellison
Prayo
Juanita Huish
Spanish Fork
Rita Tutle
Claverack
New York
Dinosaur Hoedown lights up Jr. High auditorium
Nearly 1000 parents and children packed the Junior High for the Dinosaur Hoedown. Terry Willings and his Road Runners opened the show, joined by Mike Hall and Doph 'n Dann in a novelty act with Emcee Fred Grown. The Country Gentlemen provided special numbers and Gidget sang, while Daph 'n Daun performed an original piece. Jay and Kay joined for several numbers as acts balanced sound. the event aimed to entertain families, showcase Uintah Basin talent, and support local community projects with proceeds. Future plans include outdoor dances, more skits, and guest stars focusing on sound balance.
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Terry Willings
Mike Hall
Doph ‘N Dann
Daun
Tex Ross
Steve
Don Schurz
Roadrunners
Jay
Slaugh
Hay Newell
Terry
Ei Titie
Daddy
Carmen
Kay
Uintah Basin
Wool Pool sells wool clip at 73.83 cts per lb
Uintah County Wool Pool Co op reports the year’s wool clip sold May 4 to R C Elliott Wool Co of Salt Lake City for 73.83 cents per pound. Delivery is May 21 at Uintah County Fairgrounds. Producers must unload and weigh their own fleece. plastic string use discounts 4 cents per pound.
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Uinah County
Utah students from Uintah on winter honor roll
Four University of Utah undergraduates from Uintah are named on the winter quarter honor roll. The list includes Matthew Burt Merkley geology senior Rodney D Paulson geology senior Quentin Ditchell Price history senior and Carolyn Elizabeth Updike history junior. They must maintain 3.9 to 4.0 average across subjects for recognition.
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University of Utah
Uintah
Matthew Burt Merkley
Rodney D. Paulson
Quentin Ditchell Price
Carolyn Elizabeth Updike
Kiwanis Club Plans Work Session at Girl Scout Park
Kiwanis Club schedules a work session at Kiwanis Girl Scout Park to set posts for the We parking area. Chairman Andy Godfrey to provide final details at today's meeting regarding the upcoming Sportsmen's Breakfast on Friday and Saturday. The previous week’s work party at Ken McLean’s home concluded with a pancake meal to prime volunteers.
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Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Girl Scout Park
Andy Godfrey
Girl Scout Park
Ken McLean
Flaming Gorge opens early as spring crowds arrive
Flaming Gorge sees a busy start to spring with warm days and large fish tales. Recreation Forester John Twiss notes full campsites last weekend and limited openings due to night-time freezes. Fee collections occur at Antelope Flat, Huckboard, Lucerne, Mustang Ridge, and Deer Run, with waterless areas at Carriel and Little Hole. Visitor Center at Flaming Gorge Dam operates weekends 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., self-guided dam tour daily 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Hed Canyon Center opening May 1.
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Flaming Gorge
John Twiss
Recreation Forester
Twiss
Saturn
Antelope Flat
Huckboard
Lucerne
Mustang Ridge
Deer Run
Carriel
Little Hole
Damn Antelope
Ruck Rd
Flaming Gorgs Dam
Hed Canyon
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