Seventh and Eighth Grade News at Jensen School
Enola Murray reports students completed a rock collection mounted on boards around Mr Day’s seventh and eighth grade room. Elele Harling described the British Isles, the school then watched her dance at the Shura house. Sylvia Snow notes fifth and sixth grades contributing 4.78 toward radio repair, while sixth graders made charts of sun and moon and stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeneen
Enola Murray
Mr Day
Elele Harling
British Isles
Shura
Sith
Sylvia Snow
Jensenth
Hav.ng
Billy Mure
Ray
Jensen School
District Scout Council forms new leadership and plans
The District Scout Council held its first regular meeting under new chairman A Alwyn Call in the Board of Education offices. Attendees registered as Utah Parks council members and agreed to regular troop visits to boost enrollment and improve scouting. Regular Courts of Honor dates will be set, with all Scout masters urged to prepare their troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Alwyn Call
Board of Education
Verne Nielson
Health
Safet Ens
Plany Ob
Jesse Haws
Uintah
Grant Mace
Utah Parks Council
Thectiby
Call
Tnd
Arlo
Goodrich
Day
Neilson
W. R. Paull
LaBell Anderson
Richard Jensen
Pire
Napes
Haws
Stake
Alvin Weeks
MIA
Salt Lake
Lee
Colona Village
Ahem
Utah
Cole
Dala Ross
Karent Lee
Glenn Billings
Pat Jones
Rita Brewsart
Vernal
Provo
Larry
LaMar
Garth Fisher
Coes Dior
Min
Mertens Pavia
Janet Christensen
Red Cross Frunell
Utes, Faculty Tea, Deer Hunt Highlight Uintah Campus
Campus notes from Uintah recount a wide range of events. Utah and Cole rivalry game memories, Red Cross plans in progress, a deer hunt with notable catches, and football playoff notes with upcoming Rangely clash. Faculty praise for the Fall Tea tops local social highlights.
Colorado River Compact History for Law Group Explored
A detailed look at the origin and aims of the Upper Colorado River Basin Compact and the birth of the Upper Colorado River Commission. The discussion covers the need for an interstate agreement, key negotiation questions, allocation principles, and the Commission’s broad powers to regulate and study water use in the basin.
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WY John Nee Will
Perce
Colorado Flyer Commission
Ony
Colorado River
Olorado River
Audi
Uper
Department of the Interior
Breau of Reclamation
Colorado River Basin
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Supreme Court
Upper Colorado River Basin
United States
Oferica
Upper
Wative Bates Coal Er Eet
Eyenue
Gamcent Commission
Colorado
Arizona
Rk Brovisto
Upper Colorado River Commission
Torado
Leerry
Arlee i
Tkeiver
Amerca
United Exican
United Stat of America
Unite States
International Boundy
Mexico
Contest Subjects In English Department Announced
Uintah students start National High School Poetry Association contest preparations. Essays must be 200 words or less or poems 20 lines max. Walt Roper guides, with dates and titles suggested, deadline December 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llcy Bennet
Uintah
National High School Poetry Association
Walt Roper
River Basin Compact aims for rapid Upper Basin development
The River Basin Compact asserts major goals to expedite agricultural and industrial growth in the Upper Basin. The Upper Colorado River Commission is expected to vigorously carry out this purpose while potential roles and rules for administration and safeguards are contemplated, reflecting ongoing complexity in policy and implementation.
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Upper Basin
Upper
Colorado River
Baxin
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Wallace F. Bennett
Ivy Baker Priest
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Marilyn Robins
Ray Birch
Larrie Mott
Fanball
E. L. Bennion
Max Caldwell
Utes
Rangely High
Mr. Allred
LAW Group
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Utahs
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Agriculture
Farm Bureau
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Wallbeet $ F. Bennet
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Clinton P. Anderson
Iy. Agriculture
Senate Agriculture
Salt Lake Tribune
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Facts Station All
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Warthavnlks
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Salt Lake City
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