Vernal Express Contact and subscription rates
The Vernal Express lists its publishing details with offices on 54No Var nal Ave Vernal Utah and P O Box 1010. Editors Jack R Wallis and Dorothy Peltier are named as Editor and Publisher and News Editor respectively. Subscription prices are shown for in state and out of area, with one year in advance set at rates around seven dollars.
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Vernal Express
Varnal Express Publishing Co
Varnal Ave
P.O
Utah
Jack R. Wallis
Dorothy Peltier
National Small Business Week surveys the independent firm
National Small Business Week spotlights small independent businesses on Main Street USA. The piece notes their historical roots, the shift in government stance, and the NFIB leadership urging Congress to ease paperwork and taxes. It cites that 97 percent of firms are small and employ 53 percent of workers, contributing 43 percent of GDP.
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Main Street
U.S.A
New World
Congress of
United States
Detroit
Sam
Santa Rosa
U.S. Congress
Wilson S. Johnson
National Federation of Independent Business
NFIB
Sunset legislation moves through Washington and states
President Carter and many lawmakers push for sunset laws to curb government size. Muskie cites sunset as a method for performance review and potential termination of programs. Colorado and Utah have enacted forms of sunset laws to require systematic evaluation and renewal or termination of agencies. The concept can be applied broadly to attach sunset provisions to new or existing laws and even to specific agency functions to control growth and duplication.
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Jimmy Carter
Unie
Congress
U Senate
Maine
Edmund Muskie
Muskie
Congressional
Utah
Senate
United States
Investing In Mutual Funds For Long Term Growth
The article argues against chasing stock market kills and promotes mutual funds as a low risk, long term investment. It cites George Putnam and industry opinion, noting mutual funds provide built in research and full time money management. Historical data show a ten year average growth around 10 percent with reinvested dividends.
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George Putnam
Putnam Mutual Funds
Boston
Aluminum Industry Outlook Sees 1977 Growth Despite Risks
The aluminum industry rebounded from a 1975 low to about 6 million tons in 1976, with plants restarting and inventories shrinking. Prices rose, pushing ingot costs up 5 cents, and shipments are expected to climb 8-10 percent in 1977, aided by demand from lighter autos and solar panels, though a long strike or power shortages could derail progress. Stock prospects remain solid, with analysts recommending hold on major producers for long-term gains.
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Pacific Northwest
United Steelworkers
Aluminum Workers — International Union
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical
Mead, Washington
Reynolds Metals
Alcoa
Vancouver
Washington
Youth Energy: A Call for Summer Work and Reform
The piece argues teenage boredom and unemployment threaten energy policy. It envisions harnessing youth effort for real work in energy projects like hydro, wind, solar, and conservation. It suggests youth training for energy education at private homes and public outreach, urging private and public sectors to provide meaningful employment this summer.
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INGH
Gordor Cowan Named Vernal Citicorp Administrator
Gordor Cowan from Orem is appointed administrator of the Vernal Citicorp Financial Center. He brings over six years in finance and invites local residents to visit and meet the new staff.
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Citicorp
Person Financial Center
Gordor Cowan
Cowan
Orem
Offshore oil leases top 98 million acres year end
Findlay Ohio report cites Marathon Oil and USGS figures showing 98 million acres under US supervision for 1976, offshore included. It notes 4.8 million offshore acres produced most crude and gas liquids, with offshore royalties driving a 979 million government record, led by Gulf of Mexico and offshore California totals.
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Findlay
Ohio
Pws
Marathon Oil Company
Geological Survey
USCS
USGS
Gulf of Mexico
California
Watt Watcher guide on household electricity use
A brief guide explains how electricity is measured in kilowatt hours and compares usage to a 100 watt bulb. It notes Utah Power’s rate under 4 cents per kWh. A chart shows monthly consumption by common appliances and advises considering appliance size and usage to save energy.
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Utah Power
Os “Valles
Aisa
Read Reddy's Column Utah Power Welcomes Questions
Utah Power invites readers to send questions and comments to Reddy Kilowatt's column Wille to Waddy Kilowatt at P O Box 899 Salt Lake City Utah 64140. Citizens may submit inquiries and good ideas for publication.
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Utah Power
Reddy Kilowatt
Wille
Waddy Kilowatt
P.O. Box
Salt Lake City
Utah
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