Show 1 r-- t 1 A2 le WJ V ' MJ ' stj '’ ' - J f ®imefi-3nbqmibe- nt ENTERED AS SCCOM) CLASS MATTER Vi UK POST OFFICE AT MOAB UTAH UNDER TDK ACT OK MARCH 3 1897 Class Hostage Paid at Moab Ctah Official City and County Newspaper Published Kacli Thursday at 29 K Center Moab I lah Samuel Taylor Kditor and Publisher m 8 15:12 : Adrien Taylor Ernest Assistant to the Publisher Foreman Spoi ls Editor Milner Brenda Marlar H Office Manager Cindv Wiseman Computer Operator national week 4-- H The wealth of a nation can be measured by the intelligence courage integrity and compassion of its young people In a single blink of history's eye today's young people will be carrying the torch of responsibiity for the security progress and welfare of the US National Week to be observed October this year will honor one of the country's outstanding youth guidance and leadership organizations — We Can Make It The theme is "4-Happen" Involved in the programs are 500000 adult and teen-ag- e volunteer leaders and five million members ranging in age from nine to nineteen The programs cover a wide range of skills and knowledge essential to successful living - including Individual and Family Itesource Management Animals and Poultry Energy Machines and Equipment Health Personal Development and Relationships The training and experiences in program have unquestionably proven to be a rich source of satisfaction and help to the more than 33 million "graduates" in building their adult lives During its special week in October and throughout the year deserves the support and cooperation of every American It is helping to build the human resources that represent the nation’s future 4-- H 6-- H 4-- H -- 4-- H 4-- H Letters to theEditor Dear Sam: w v V W &£3 WCSSJ '‘'43 ' Columbus sailed the Atlantic without mechanical power Does this mean mechanical devices should be banned from transatlantic travel? The Halls had to walk down the old Halls Creek Trail "on their feet" Does this mean mechanical devices must be banned and we will be forced to walk in order to enjoy this beautiful place? Radical overconserva-lio- n at the expense of human individual and Keep Abreast of Activities in This Rapidly Growing Visitor Mecca Subscribe Now to THETIMES-INDEPENDEN4 T f t "NAME ADDRESS CIT- -- Y- Grand County -- 500 ZIP STATE Out of Grand County— ar -- 1 M only culverts were" used A old Harley Estimated savings of Dme filling station at- $15011 per flood were re- by Moab City ’ with Rfndant was beaten over the low water bridge ac- the head and his cash ross Mill creek on 3rd register robbed of over South holding up under $50 by a Washingum Slate the first flood since its man and his juvenile girl A delay of accomplice who were lacompletion Frul-t- a only minutes was caused ter apprehended at Colorado on the crossing following Pictured on the front the flood as opposed to of The page closure for weeks when was Chester with Uiis Park caption: rights is the policy of "This is the very heart special interest groups of new ly - c reated Canyon-land- s hell bent on enforcing National Park Pretheir own brand of recreation Intelligent con- sident Lyndon Johnson servation and reasonable signed the bill into law development that benefits on September 12 (1964)" In q letter to the Editor not just special interest a local teacher stated that would but benefit groups everyone is the only de- at a dance held during the week at which a colleccent policy tion was taken to someSincerely what compensate for the Joe Stocks free services of the band there was $15 collected Dear Sam: It is grad to read in Later the boys in the were accused of the T-- I strong letters to band the lot and they and littering the Editor explaining it cleaned up The litter to save efforts defending 71-ye- 1 Sn-iin- area that Moab did rot have the accomoda-?:tions for eating or sleep the mwmmimwwmnnmmmmmmmmwmmmmwmmmwmwmwm' 0 Thursday Septamber 26 1 974 600 par yoar 3: Times-Independe- nl i the environment - the environment of Moab of Utah of the West and of the entire USA 1 refer to letters such as those by Dr Shanleau Tourists and travelers and by D L Carilhers on the nation’s highways and J L Moench (Aug the Bicentennial during and 15) Doug Treadway 8) and the fine era will have an easily (Aug columns by the person recognized symbol helping guide them to Bicenwho signs himself "Thotennial activities in many 15 mas Brumley" (Aug areas of the country and 22) The Federal Highway All people want to prein coopAdministration — the environment serve to some degree I sup- eration with the American Bicentennial pose We have little left Revolution to preserve and little Administration (ARBA) time in which to do it We has authorized and enshould resist efforts to couraged States to use strip-min- e our soil and the official national Biour foul air and develop centennial symbol on Inourselves to death In- terstate primary and sestead of blind growth and condary highway signs waste and so - called giving destination dir"progress" we must re- ections to local Bicenturn to the old virtues of tennial activities :7 The national Bicententhrift and conservation nial symbol takes the We can all and Baving star save electricity and gas form of a surrounded by continuous and water and other resources And if we can red white and blue stripes do it why should we ship which form a second star The symbol is widely our resources to light neon signs in Phoenix and used now in newspapers and magazines and by Los Angeles? Thomas F McGann officially designated Bicentennial Communities Austin Texas and It also can be used in Moab Did you ever have your ego boosted one minute Letters to towns and cities within a 200 have it deflated just about as quickly the next? mile radius were sent out That happened to me this ' past week 'and It’s too ’ s on r ?J VAV consisted of empty cans to inform people that with good not to pass - While ' in the motels eleven one and and bottles from IntoxU community of visiting hotel Kanab to attend meetings I had occanumerous plus eating beverages A sion to sample the fare in a number servative estimate placed rooming houses Moab was quite well equipped of the community's restaurants: Kanab A "cat" belonging to at present (and most of the time) has a :ilm company working in the area the dance at $200 GO They Ac® Turner building a commented "Why could- - roadj on ' the f Hatchet V doing certain episodes of the popular TV series "Six Million Dollar Man’’ n’t they have- - put just claims uncovered ore of: The town has currently' three pretty some of that money in unbelievable richness — ' our fund for limited chil‘ 47162' uranium and' distinct types of people eating in public establishments — locals the movie dren in Moab?’’ One par- - 2483 vanadium crowd and tourists During breakfast "They Just keep comone morning I overheard a group of ing and T don’t know where well put ' them’’ community visitors say to each other said Principal R C Sund-wa- ll "Look there are some of those movie people" The second grade 1 looked around just as interested as the next guy was large enough for a to see who they were talking about One of the fourth teacher to be em-- 1 tourists looked right at me and said "Yep-I'v20 Years Ago ployed and some of the seen that guy before That’s Cannon" 1 know I’ve been gaining weight and losing hair Construction was star- - larger to the larger but really that’s a little much ted on the building tor moved house the Midland Tele- rooms —sjt— On a recent visit to the community of Boulder phone Company’s new dial 40 Years Ago scheduled for A system still in op- Utah -- —a real jewel of a location nestled among cutting over the later part eration together with a massive white sandstone cliffs — our family had of November The build- keg containing ten gallons the pleasure of visiting newly developed Anazazi ing costing $50900' was of whiskey were seized State Park There the Utah Division of Parks and to provide Moab with a by Sheriff Skewes The Recreation has constructed one of the most charming service not to be sur- still was cleverly con- visitor centers we have ever seen Ultimately just passed anywhere cealed in s dugout cover- outside the center they will excavate and reconstruct The rumor was being ed over with brush and what was once quite a large Indian village circulated to tourists of willows The still was deThe unique thing about that State Park is that not stroyed and me liquor once ‘did we see any sign of negativism in interJng &£ con-port- ed : - : : e - 50-gall- on confiscated Bicentennial Symbol Now on Highway Signs "Fall pretive materials They have reconstructed inside the center a small Indian ruin And they invite adults and kids alike to crawl inside to see how it looks from the inside In addition they have a beautiful panel of petroglyphs in the center and they invite the visitors to rub their hands over the rock to see how the work - are collars something to watch" announced the fashion advisors of 1934 Most of Bicentensector them were to snug fairly private nial projects officially dose to the throat big recognized by the ARBA pilgrim collars high roll was done If that philosophy is consistent throughout the and will be used on pro- collars and wide revers ducts and other items all being seen Sleeves State Park system and we have no reason to believe licensed by the ARBA to on the straighter coats it isn’t then that agency is to be commended It’s help commemorate the were often large at the really quite refreshing —sjt— country's 200th anniver- top while those on the A ad placed by Mobil Oil i looser shorter designs sary newspaper The Federal Highway generally displayed full- Corporation is a real grabber” according to a Administration has au- ness near the wrist Belts publication of the Oklahoma Gas and Electric Com-wein again and many pany "At the top is a picture of a portion of a thorized State agencies model was crowd at a sporting event The headline reads 'Hits to use Federal aid funds a to install the Bicentennial snugged about the figure many Americans didn’t (He in January and February ' highway guide and rest by a narrow belt hardly thanks to the 55 mph speed limit’ The ad copy goes on to say that 1880 fewer people were killed on area information signs an inch wide which must be up by July At the "Ides" theatre the nation’s highways in the first two months of' 1 1976 and removed be"The Life of VergieWin- - 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