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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1977
Page
2
The article argues the present Board is not understaffed, noting members have about 101 lawyers versus the Supreme Court's 29 clerks. It claims most decisions occur administratively, with few oral hearings, and links expansion to labor reform and Roosevelt’s court packing. It questions using taxpayer funds to aid union dues.
In a candid address, a former Idaho governor critiques the open range mindset and outlines a shift toward proactive range management. He cites the Challis Environmental Impact Statement as a model, stresses the need for more basic resource data, earlier consideration of environmental impacts, broader public participation, and weighing uses by environmental costs rather than price alone.
In Ogden 65th Ward a farewell testimonial honored Beha COREELL Mays and Arlene May with their children as they embark on an 18 month Texas Houston LDS Mission. Curtis Mays spoke as the family gathered. delays from Vernal disrupted arrival for a family get together. Several local residents and family members attended, with mentions of other community news and health updates sprinkled through.
The oil and gas sector faces growing scrutiny from government and civic bodies as divestiture proposals surface. Major integrated firms could be restricted to single activities, while antitrust probes target possible price and production restraints in international crude markets. The Energy Administration plans audits of large refiners to check for consumer overcharges since the Arab embargo.
A retrospective on West Germany after World War II describes dire shortages and currency collapse, then the Christian Democrats’ move to free market reform under Adenauer and Erhard. It credits rapid growth, exports, and rising living standards by 1956 while cautioning against returning to socialist controls at home.
A political column challenges a House reform bill, arguing it myths labor repression and misreads worker needs. It notes that nonunion rates reflect workers’ choices and that current law already allows union access, urging the Senate to protect freedom from coercion in union matters.
The First Security Bank News Letter reports a solid outlook for Utah and national economies into 1978. Utah foresees unemployment near 5.0 percent in Q4, robust gains in construction, mining, and manufacturing, rising personal income, steady steel and copper production, and continued residential construction boom despite winter slowdowns. National indicators show unlikely recession, rising lending activity, and higher short term rates as credit expands.
The letter praises UNICEF for medical kits training and midwife support in Thailand during a two year Peace Corps stay. It notes Utah leading indicators improving in August, with nonfarm jobs and housing permits rising, and mentions broad health and safety initiatives driven by ITT and its system companies.
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