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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1963
Page
9
An editorial argues that urban growth and widespread firearm access raise accident risks for youths. It urges comprehensive home safety training and notes that proper instruction could prevent fires, injuries, and fatalities, praising recent youth firearm safety programs by local Guardsmen as models.
A speaker from Briglin Yong University in Trova Utah criticizes federal funds for Ligler education and argues new grants would encourage inefficiency and waste. The addressed issues include possible overreach of federal support and calls for prudent allocation of higher education funding.
A hearing on an anti advertising petition highlights Prime Mover A claiming advertising drives employment and GDP. The utility defense asserts banning ads would violate free speech, harming mass distribution and consumer activity across industries.
The Game Department reminds hunters and fishermen that opening dates and seasons remain on the outdoor calendar despite many early season events having passed. Waterfowl opens at noon.
The notice outlines October opening dates for turkey hunting across three units with permits on sale until sold out or the hunt ends. Deer season starts statewide at daybreak October 19 with early hunts in Anti Mon y herd unit 50 beginning October 5 and other early hunts in Black's Fork Henry Mountains and part of the San Juan unit starting October 12. Pheasants and quail season begins Saturday November 2.
A casual note describes surprising campus life details including car ownership among students, pondering budget tweaks, and the comfort of a roommate. The writer mentions friends, meals, and family, hinting at financial adjustments during college life.
Babson notes a rising push to expand public education as 50 million children return to school this fall. He cites nationwide spending growth, construction demand for school facilities, and surging back-to-school purchases as dominant economic drivers for dealers in building materials and school supplies.
A walnut bronze plaque honoring ten years of service to the community was awarded to William N Littell owner of the Western Auto Associate Store in Vernal. The plaque, engraved with his name, came from Western Auto Supply Company's general offices in Kansas City and was presented through the firm's division offices serving the area.
Spokesmen remind that the current season for Chukar and Hungarian partridges runs statewide through November 24. The ruffed and blue grouse season ends October 18 in most northern and central counties while anglers may fish statewide until the end of the 1263 season on November 30.
The article notes a surge in school book demand and classroom furniture sales due to rising student populations and new teaching methods. California leads in space spending, with over 3 billion annually, as growth rises from 90k to 200k in school population yearly, signaling sustained expansion for suppliers of books and movable furniture.
The Department of Fish and Game announces the opening of the beaver and mink trapping season on October 1. Trappers must carry and display a valid four yard state trapping license, costing six dollars, obtainable from numerous license vendors statewide.
Richard A. Van Winkle of Salt Lake City spoke to the Vernal Rotary Club last week on impressions and altitudes as key factors. He noted his firm’s national presence, 20 years in business, and referenced a Russian commentary on a Atlantic City beauty contest. Visitors included several Vernal residents and visitors from Wyoming and Texas.
The notice outlines tagging requirements for pelts with district conservation officers assigning tags to beaver hides. Tags cost fifty cents and untagged furs are unlawful to sell or transport. Trapping remains popular in mountain areas with a May 13 season end, extended to May 30 in several counties. Some counties will close trapping regions, and permits are not needed from landowners for private land trapping.
Fragmentary notes describe 1964 Ford models including Fairlane and Falcon with engine and option hints. Mentions V eight power, multiple transmissions, and economy emphasis. References to performance image and dealer notes at Mobil service locations.
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