Bennett Urges Swift Action On Utah Water Conservancy District
Senator Wallace F. Bennett calls for immediate formation of a Central Utah Project conservancy district to speed federal appropriations for the Bonneville unit. He warns that a delay of weeks could push construction back a year and urges Gov. Clyde to ratify promptly, noting budget timelines and the need to ensure repayment of costs by water users. He authorizes use of the letter to advance the cause.
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Wallace F. Bennett
Rutah
Bonneville
Central Utah Reclamation Project
Jay BR
Bingham
Utah Water and Power Board
Bennett
Utah
Clyde
Colorado River
Sam
Utah Project
Conservancy District
Central
Congress
Bureau of Reclamation
Fargo
North Dakota
Bureau
Region IV
Washington
Conservancy
Cirl Cyclist Injured in Auto Accident
An 11 year old Vernal girl suffered severe head back and leg abrasions and contusions when her bicycle collided with a car on Main Street at 6 15 p m Wednesday last week. The rider Karrinda McLean daughter of Mr and Mrs Douglas McLean of 81 North 13th West. The driver Kent McCarrel of Vernal 1544 was involved. The two vehicles traveled west when the girl turned into the car striking the right front bumper. She was hospitalized and listed in good condition. Investigation continues with Vernal City Police Officer Jack Lent assisted by Ray Gee and Milburn Hatch of the Paloe Department.
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Main Street
Karrinda McLean
Douglas McLean
North 13Th West
Kent McCarre
Vernal
Jack Lent
Vernal City Police
Ray Gee
Milburn Junior Hatch
Pallee Department
Two Uintah Basin Men Appointed To USA Faculty
Two former Uintah Basin residents join Utah State University teaching ranks as the new academic year begins. Kenneth Anderton of Roosevelt is appointed English instructor and Joseph Clair Batty of Vernal becomes assistant professor of mechanical engineering. Batty holds a BS and MS in mechanical engineering from USU with prior work in Salt Lake City and Forest Service road projects at Moon Lake. Anderton, a 1962 USU graduate, has served as a graduate assistant in English while pursuing a master's degree. Both are among about 90 new faculty hired to support a growing student body.
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Uintah Basin
Utah State University
Daryl Chase
Kenneth Anderton
Rulon J. Anderton
Roosevelt
Joseph Clair Batty
Ivan Hatty
Chase
Batty
USU
Salt Lake City
U.S. Forest Service
Moon Lake
Lela Licht
Vernal
Anderton
USA
Jeanne Siddoway
Utah State
Alaska Hunt Movie Slated September 25 28
An Alaska hunt adventure film sponsored by Horns of the Hunter Safari Club screens at the stake tabernacle from Wednesday to Saturday September 25 to 28. Doors open 6 30 pm show at 7 30 pm. Filmed entirely in Alaska at a cost of 80000 dollars the two hour color production features caribou moose Dahl sheep grizzly bear wolf seal and polar bear. Tickets are available from the Wards or at the door.
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Alaska
Horns of the Hunter Safari Club
Stake Tabernacle
Notable Academic Calendar Dates Noted
The document lists key dates: September 25 and 26 as events or deadlines, followed by classes starting September 27. It indicates a short preparatory period before the new term.
Forest Areas Closed to Mineral Entry in Utah
Rep Sherman P. Lloyd notes Forest Service withdrawals close to a thousand acres across Ashley and Manti La Sal forests. Seven areas totaling 1079 acres are withdrawn from mineral entry for recreation. Largest block, 715 acres at Uintah River recreation area. other parcels include Polo Creek Lake and Paradise Park in Ashley. Warner Lake and Lake Oowah in Manti La Sal.
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Forest Service
Utah
Ashley National Forest
Uintah
Duchesne
Manti-LaSal_ National Forest
Grand County
Ashley Forest
Polo Creek Lake
Uintah River
Paradise Park
Manti- la Sal
Warner Lake
Lake Oowah
Sherman P. Lloyd
Grouse Hunters Report Good Bird Numbers Across Regions
Hunters found generally good sage and ruffed grouse and partridge populations over opening weekend. The season remains open in various counties with four bird bag limits and eight bird possession, plus dove hunting rules and dates noted for multiple counties.
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Grouse
Fish and Game
Utah
Beaver
Juab
Kane
Tron
Millard
San Juan
Washington
Tuesday Morning Coffee Seacul High Individual Event
Poultry of the day highlights Pat Palantuk with 462 games and Betty Rowell Virginia Clayton earning 32 dollars in a high individual event at Seacul Tuesday morning coffee meeting.
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Seacul
Pat Palantuk
Betty Rowell
Virginia Clayton
Armstrong Family To Move To Flagstaff Arizona
Paul M Armstrong manager of Uintah Rexall Drug and his family will move from Ver nal at end of September to Flagstaff Ariz where he will be manager of Babbitt s Drug Store in Pinegrove Shopping Center. The Armstrongs include nine sons Eddie six and a daughter. Betty Rowell at Rexall Drug will name a successor Beulah Hallynses.
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Paul M. Armstrong
Uintah Rexall Drug
Vernal
Flagstaff
Ariz
Armstrong
Babbitt's Drug
Pinegrove Shapping Center
Armstrongs
Eddie
Art
Gamezabeth
Pat Falaniuk
Pat Falaniuk , 180. Mr. Armstrong's Successor Betty Rowell 187 At Rexall Drug
Beulah Hallyn
Lapoint Child Survives Truck Mishap After Fall
A two year old Lapoint boy escaped serious injury when his mother backed the family pickup and he tumbled out, the right front wheel passing over him. Mrs. Huber halted the truck, then rushed inside to summon help. the child was treated at a hospital and released the next day. Trooper Leonard Ferguson investigated. the incident occurred on private property and was not a highway injury.
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Lapoint
Wayne Huber
Marvin Huber
Leonard Ferguson
Utah Highway Patrol
His and Hens Mixed Doubles Standings Summary
September 12 bowling standings list Alley Cats Colton Shooter Pin Pals Tramps Duncan Brough Bowl Weevils Tin Pins Bums Headpins Woodchoppers Sandbaggers Billard Baker. High scores and team rankings noted as the season progresses.
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Team
Steadings
Alley Cats
Colton-Shooter
Duncan-Brough
Billard-Baker
Lunch to Honor Phone Workers
Box telephone operators will be honored at 4 luncheon for punctuality and attendance. Edith Pitts, evening chief operator, has reached over five years of perfect attendance and punctuality and will receive a crystal wave prize. Vera Gurr will be honored for more than four years of service.
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Telephone Company
Teff
Vera Gurr
Edith Pitts
Vernal Man 37 Fractures Skull In Motel Fall
Vernal sheepherder Leo W. Provance, 57, is improving in Uintah County hospital after a bas al skull fracture from a fall Thursday at the Rasmussen Motel in Vernal. Police say Provance rose from a bed to cross the room and struck his head on a table, then lay under the table in a pool of blood. He was initially listed as critical. He was found by Sid Morrison who alerted motel owner Mrs Rasmussen.
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Vernal
Leo W. Provance
Uintah County Hospital
Vernal City
Rasmussen Motel
Vernal Ave
Provance
Milburn Junior Hatch
Sid Morrison
Record of perfect attendance and punctuality year
The document lists Mrs. Helen Harrison Mrs. Doreen Reynolds Mrs. Eva Merkiey and Mrs. Monta Ree Richardson achieving oneyear records for perfect attendance and punctuality.
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Helen Harrison
Doreen Reynolds
Eva Merkiey
Monta Ree Richardson
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