Utahs Fish and Game lists dates for outdoor seasons
The Department of Fish and Game in Utah releases a calendar of season dates. The general fishing season runs through November 20 with waters open year round afterward. Archery continues through September. mourning dove seasons end September 15 or 30 in certain counties. Chukar, Hungarian partridge, snipe, and various grouse seasons start September 14. Elk and moose permit holders begin September 21, with some units opening later. The annual waterfowl opener is October 5 and runs to January 2. Wild turkey season begins October 5 in three areas. General deer season starts October 19, with earlier openings on certain units. Black's Fork, part of San Juan, and Henry Mountains start October 12. Anemony starts October 5. Upland birds pheasant and quail begin November 2. Citizens must observe season laws. proclamations available from vendors or department offices.
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Utah
Black's Fork
San Juan
Henry Mountains
Hord
Siaston
Oil shale leases eyed to spur mountain state boom
A Utah congressman notes tax law disparities hinder oil shale projects and urges equal treatment to boost development. Leases would grant five year grace with 20 year renegotiable terms. private investment projected around 20 million dollars per plant and the Army weighs shale for turbine engines. Government evaluators target maximum return from public land deposits.
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Utah
Mountain
Dept. of the Interior
U.S. Army
Lioyé
Steinaker House Visitors See August and September Totals
Steinaker house totals for Tabor Day weekend reached 7578, per Director G B Untermann. August 1963 visitor count was 40580, about 700 fewer than August 1982’s 42406. By September 1, 1983 the statal o stood at 434828. Guests included Steve Alsop, new seismograph station manager in Dog Valley, and Rev Richard D Thomson, St Pauls Episcopal Church vicar. The fish and wildlife committee was completed with Dr T R Seager in charge and Kay Patitz as chairman along with Burnell Haws, Dale Jonsen, and George.
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G. B. Untermann
Steve Alsop
Dog Valley
Richard D. Thomson
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Fish and Wildlife Committee
School reform urged to boost teaching and pay
Supt. Oldroyd pressed for major changes in teaching as a full year job and pay scales based on ability. He argued state certification is obsolete, called for reading training for teachers, and warned current program fails with high dropouts and ideas of non academic secondary subjects. Dr Seager noted teenage marriages and car use rising among students.
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Juvel
Oldroyd
Schoyls
Uliah
Sihe
T. R. Seager
Seager
PTA
John N Massey Final Rites Held in Vernal
Funeral services for John N Massey 73 were held in the Maeser Ward Chapel after his death Monday in a Vernal rest home. He was born May 14 1900 in Manassa and was a farmer. Survivors include sons Norval, Cole and Burrell and daughters Dyatt Wall Mervin Abplanato Enid Anderson Sybil Webb and Laurel Enger. Burial was in Maeser Rock Point Cemetery.
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Maeser Ward
John WN. Massey
Massey
Manassa
Oldroyd
Vernal
Jesse Wall
Logan
Merle Ross
Roosevelt
Mae
Local Delegates At BLM Meet In Cedar City
Local delegates from the Vernal District attended the Utah State Advisory Board meeting at the College of Southern Utah in Cedar City on August 27. Attendees included O dell A Frandsen and B Hu Stringham sheep rep L Glenn Murray cattle rep and Lyman Merkley wildlife rep all from the Vernal District. Stringham was re elected chairman for a one year term and to represent Utah sheepmen on the National Advisory Council. Murray and Stringham were elected to the local board by livestock graziers. The meeting covered balance between big game and livestock grazing on BLM lands and expanded the State Advisory Board to include forestry minerals soil conservation outdoor recreation urban and suburban development county and state government and livestock interests. Talks related each interest to BLM land use.
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Utah State Advisory Board
Cedar City
College of Southern Utah
O'dell A. Frandsen
Utah
National Advisory Council
L. Glenn Murray
Jensen
Vernal District Advisory Board
Murray
Stringham
Bureau of Land Management
Bureau of Land Management, Prior TO the State Advisory Board
Bureau of Land Management Advisory Boards
State’ Advisory Board
Janda
Tow
State Advisory Board
Bureau of Land
Two Cars Cause Crash on 4th South and 2nd East
Traffic crash report shows Mrs. Mathews failed to yield the right of way, causing a collision with the Robbins car.Mathews car sustained severe front frame and body damage, totaling loss, with 70 feet of skid marks and a collision with a house. Passenger Richard Sorensen suffered head cuts. Mathews cited for failure to yield. Robbins car estimated $500 damage. house brick and plaster damage noted.
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Raeburns
Mathews
Robbins
Matews
Lear
Douglas Bryant
Eix-Resident Critical After Auto Crash
Visiting Haller Witbeck a 64 year old Vernal resident lies in critical condition in Salida Colorado after a Saturday crash on rain slick U S 50 near Salida City Limits. His wife died in the accident and Witbeck suffered a severe head injury. Relatives Bill Witbeck and Herbert M Snyder, both of Vernal, MA, were at his hospital bedside.
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Haller Witbeck
Salida
Colo
Bill Witbeck
Herbert M. Snyder
Vernal
Witbeck
Fragmentary dialogue hints at domestic dispute config
A damaged passage shows a heated exchange between a wife and husband. The wife accuses and the husband calmly responds, mentioning a bill from a hat shop and a line about returning handwriting. The scene reads as a terse domestic moment with tense undertones.
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Jeter
Man
Two Forest Recreation Contracts Awarded for Campground Work
Dean Rowland notes two recreation construction contracts for forest campground improvements. MAX RASMUSEN of Vernal won a 17 520 dollar bid for eight split block toilet buildings across five west end campgrounds from Uinta Canyon to North Fork of the Duchesne River. Wilkinson Construction Co. of Morgan secured 44 859 dollars for 18 toilet buildings across five campgrounds and two boat ramps in Flaming Gorge Recreation Area, plus 48 tables and cribs at Mustang Ridge campground. Stoddard and other BLM officials attended the meeting to discuss managing public lands and objectives. An August 24 tour by advisory board members and BLM representatives visited Desert Range Experiment Station and conservation projects in Cedar City and Fillmore Districts.
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Max Rasmuseen
Uinta Canyon
Duchesse River
Wilkinson Construction Co. of
Morgan
Flaming Gorge Recreation Ares
Bureau of Land Management
Forest Service
Cedar City
Filmore
Stingy Scotsman Tests His Caddie In Golf Banter
A playful exchange centers on a Scotsman asking his caddie to find balls. The caddie responds confidently, and the pair prepare to tee off, signaling a lighthearted moment on the course.
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Jooke
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Fish, Game Dept
Juab
Milford
Denver
Iron
Washington
Kane
Chukar
Moose Pete Mit
B Han
Steinaker
Miller
R. 3. Murri
Don Redfearn
Pasal G. Stringham
Will Cone
Thie Packers
M Tayl
John N. Massey
Taylor
BLM
Eix
Dean Rowland
Ashley Forest
Mustang Ridge Campground
Sands
Charles H. Stoddard
KR. D. Nielson
Stingy
Ashto
Kellogg's
Bell Peppers
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