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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1962
Page
9
Reports sketchy details of highway work completed last Saturday on Highway 40 Bridgelnd to Dachestin and a concurrent alignment east of Ferision on Highway 10. The notice praises the improvements and requests guidance from the Office State Highway Council on project ties and traffic plans.
A gate left open on the Brown’s To le grazing allotment near Richfield allows cattle to wander into toxic areas. Seventeen beef animals died valued about 4000 dollars, with warns of further losses if not noticed. Private landowners may decide future public boating access, per Le Kind of the Na dion Wildlife Pedoratings.
The Department of Fish and Game announced 1000 free permits for the Whistling Swan season in Uish. 500 permits will be at the Salt Lake City and North Temns offices, 1598 West North Temple and 8930 Washington Boulevard Ogden, issued 9:00 a.m. September 26 on a first come basis. No mailed apps. Each permit covers up to four hunters with required licenses and stamps. The season begins October 20, the first since 1813, following the October 13 waterfowl opening.
Autumn brings a costly rush as college students flood campuses and fathers crowd loan counters seeking funds. The scene highlights rising costs and borrowing in the back-to-school period.
A fragmented passage questions union leaders stance toward the President's moderation request. It suggests adopting a realistic attitude, cooperating with his wage policy, and avoiding repeated strikes or loyalty protests. The text hints at past leadership losses and calls for unity.
Miles Romney of Salt Lake City, head of the Utah Mining Assn since 1952, told a Rotary gathering that government policy endangers public lands by redefining the public domain as a national land reserve. He warned of labor concessions and noted Europe’s move toward a 300 million strong Common Market.
Romney says nearly a million residents rely on natural resources and lack manufacturing, warning that denying access to public lands would harm the economy. The article also notes a local club induction, introducing Ben Millecam of The Skillet by Alton Peterson.
Babson Park Massachusetts columnist BADSON warns readers about the European Economic Community known as the Common Market. He highlights its six-country bloc size, rapid industrial growth, low taxes and labor costs, and argues wage hikes here would boost imports and raise domestic costs. He notes government wage guidance and steel price clashes signaling broader economic tensions.
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