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Show 12 Vernal Express Wednesday, May 31, 1995 V 7 Jared Davis UHS graduate receives city scholarship by Kathleen Irving Staff Writer Jarcd Davis, 1995 graduate of Uintah High School, is the first annual an-nual recipient of the Vernal City Scholarship. Davis, the son of Deborah and Ned Davis, will receive a $1,000 award to apply to the cost of tuition, fees and books when he begins attending at-tending Utah State University, Uintah Basin Education Center, this fall. He plans to study agricultural engineering. During his career at UHS, Davis maintained a 3.9 grade point average aver-age and was a member of the National Honor Society. He has been active in the high school's FFA chapter, lettering in agriculture and receiving a farmer degree, soil and water management proficiency and turf and landscape management" proficiency awards in 1994. He was named Uintah High School Technology Sterling Scholar this spring and was also named Utah Future Farmers of America Star Suite Agri-business first runner-up. Davis, an Eagle Scout, has main-mined main-mined his activity in Scouting throughout high school, serving as both a Varsity Team Captain and Explorer Post captain. His community commu-nity involvement includes service to the elderly and a number of outdoor cleaning and building projects. Davis was selected from among ten qualified applicants after passing pass-ing an oral interview with a four member panel. The city's scholarship will be available again next year. Any City resident who plans to attend school at the local USU campus or the Uintah Applied Technology Center may apply. 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"These hearings arc an opportunity for county commissioners, mayors, and council members to make sure their voice is heard and their input is put to good use." ' UACIR will take input at the seven sev-en meetings, held around the state, and will then develop an action plan to promote the removal or modification modifica-tion of these mandates during the 1996 State legislature or during the congressional session. UACIR is an advisory council to the governor and the legislature consisting of local government offi cials, stale legislators, members ot the governor's cabinet and private citizens. Its mission is to improve the partnership between and among state, federal and local governments. govern-ments. Governor Mike Leavitt has charged the council with the task of identifying and removing state mandates man-dates on local governments. "These hearings will give us an opportunity to hear from government govern-ment officials at the level closest to the people," Parker commented. 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