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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1959
Page
9
Officials reevaluate traffic at the dangerous West Main Street and U S 40 intersection near Vernal High School. Drivers exiting the high school and westbound inbound traffic create a high risk area warranting consideration of a traffic signal to improve safety.
A purchasing manager argues wage hikes without productivity gains and rising taxes push US prices up. Foreign imports undercut American products in many sectors, threatening competitiveness and jobs as the world market grows. He warns the trend could price Americans out of work.
Progress 14 efforts by various groups aim to grant Dinosaur National Monument national park status, led by a Pennsylvania congressman with Utah opposition. The Monument's Mission 6G funding produced a new visitors center, expanded dinosaur displays, and improved geology history exhibits. Visitor numbers neared 120,000 with overtaxed staff and campgrounds along the Green River at capacity, prompting plans for a canyon road and further development under monument status.
The debate in Washington centers on whether an administrative agency can issue orders with the force of law without explicit Congressional consent. Secretary of Labor James Mitchell weighs a tentative order to empower subordinates to set minimum wages and conditions for over a million farm workers, raising broader questions about agency interpretation versus Congressional intent.
A school friend group organized a lively party at the Busch house with a hayride driven by William Winder and David Jotingon, directions by Jeanine Robertson, and sloppy joes plus refreshments. Activities included relay races, a rhythm game, and the new Winky Pinky, led by Merle Day, with contributions from the Walker cousins Reese and Steve. Elaine Walker and Lynn Cundick enjoyed dancing while Diane and Juanita Busch kicked off most activities with others helping.
The text argues that USES regulations require prevailing wages, housing standards, and transportation for out of state farm workers, claimed as common practice. It questions the constitutional authority of an administrative agency to enact rules not clearly authorized by Congress, warning of a threat to the legislative–administrative balance.
The column notes Nath an Day performances and regulars Wardell Merk ley at a late night event. It welcomes Sophie’s Well kids to school life with guidance on assemblies, sports, sweaters, friendships, and new learning paths as registration ends and the ship of school sails.
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