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Show TTBS mT.T.ECTORS EDITION. November 9. 1988 - Pace 9 THE DUCHESNE EAGLE - VOL. - NO. FEBRUARY 24, 1966 THURSDAY, 8 DUCHESNE, UTAH 1 - COPY 10$ JUVENILES CAPTURED AT DUCHESNE MONDAY Fu Juvenile drllnqucati at the bM or Duchcrna edge early Monday morning after a report war given ea the 'attempt to anal dgaretiaa la a Vernal More. The youtha, two hope aad tiro girl,, gave their oddraa ar being Commerce City, Colo. According to Pi balm aa Keith Hooper, the youdw had rtolea a 1962 Chevrolet atotion wagon and driven to Frarrr, Colo. abandoning k aad continuing their travel and capturad fat a 1962 Chevrolet pickup. It war reported that tha youth had waded a tparr the 6 took at icrvlca teat loot for ga and oil. The Juvenile! are now being held la the Juvenile detention at Duchesne. ware apprehended , DR. T. SPEAKS H. BELL AT SCHOOL DEDICATION During hi dedicatory speech of the Due heme Elementary School and the Duchesne tsgh . School gym nail uni Feb. 17, Dr. School Dedication Held Thursday Ai the eroard left tha aear achool building, coohiao they and fruit poach by the achool Duehtiu, board mamberi Mm. Cadi kbr, lapa, rtpnHit-Blamc-o-ry uucnaanc aid High School waa bfa ho llloh Stow School loaidi Aam. I W, Row. Smith, IMo profaam architect far tha atemcoUiy wai givta la Ika aniU-purpo- oa Khasl banding; Hobart Turner, room of the near alamaaUry vary program W.H. KING INTRODUCES HIS MINE CLAIM at DHL eau pbquco ware to the principal! at tha which arara engraved abmaataiy n ilia hack depaitmeat panoanal. COUNTY I0AD BONDS The New Doctor Prescribes BILL T. H. tell, mperlntandeat at public laotnactioa for Utah, plauded the Duchesne Cotas ty sti School Dlatrlct far in in furalshiag modem for ichoal facilltici the future leaden at ow country. He mid, The dedication of thia new CHAS. W. WIN F0UI TO ONE EYILMI SUICIDE COMMITS AT FREE PRESS Stan Peatross is shown at the keyboard of a Linotype machine, while working forthe MytonFrce Press. The Linotype was used to set stories and advertisements for the Free Press during its 14 years of publication. Continued from previous page Record the following week pointed out that the Eagle had a heavy lien to the printer in Craig; Colo., suid it was sold to the Standard in Roosevelt to meet that indebted- 6, .1966, with Jerry Mieura, formerly an employee of the Uintah Basin Standard, aa editor. A front page letter of introduction outlined the tabloid newspaper, its purpose and goals for Duchesne. What ads were in the first issue ' were mostly hand drawn, and news was scarca. Subsequent issues, however, draw heavy support from the community, welcoming a .local paper again after a lapse of 10 Januny ness. Hie Eagle was published for a total of five months. With the purchase of the Eagle by the Standard, the name was changed to the Duchesne Record, reviving one of the oldest newspaper names in the Basin. The first issue, June 9, 1966; listed Goldie Wilcken as editor, and Clarin Ashby aa publisher. The Record began with a strong editorial voice, and covered local news with a number of pictures and stories. Advertising support waa adequate for some time, then diminished. It waa printed as a ftill sheet newspaper, rather than tabloid like its prade- - yean. By April that year, the paper was experiencing financial difficulty, with advertising revenue failing to meet costa. An article in the issue dated April 21, stated The Eagle Still Flys, - In the second Issue, a picture of a new linotype machine waa published,- having been installed during the week at the Hie laat issue of the Eagle was dated June 2, 1966, with no mention of pending closure. However, an article in the Duchesne - paper's office in Duchesne. Mayor Mickelaon tried out the keyboard of the typesetter. One of the events reported in the Record was construction of natural gaa distribution lines in Duchesne in 1967. Also bids wen called for, and work commenced i Starvation Reservoir in May,. 1967. In the issue of July 13, 1967, an announcement was made that the Record would be consolidated with tha Uintah Basin Standard. Two reasons were given for the change: 1. Sentiment expressed five to one by subscribers wanted a return to a one-pap- Senate Passed Peace Resolution'll er county, for broader news coverage. 2. The paper had never been financially sound. When the Standard purchased the Eagle, it was deeply in debt. And although tha community offered what support it could, it just was not feasible for y a paper to survive by itself, ' . So, after 13 months of publication, the Duchesne Record Tht moot! hM SMorttr otoM to teUav aa -- i 1 w I Indian Department Says Not Liable For. Damages to Lessees j suid Passes Buckto Congress te hi . !aa t na r.n a-- . vaUalih an aiaaaala! BarMw Saaih W ltaha Miami tela t that tt waaM ha Mihalr maw la iwify tha Mill wHhsat Mar. Ml i la. tha i lhaa tha I i aaatar Lain mM IN la at prfatolM at a TM CeUevtaf tel April a. aalr T,illaaa a If Ij aw out la Si wtift ntnmn h Umngm iee vhaa I kfaaaH la aena IHaa ta haaatar VhlaMa at leaeeee feaaa sf tag Mlu at ffttfek Ifta WaaMay ; ta Mpanui Ue )mm Pruwal ' ' again. tona-- fa AaMHa titr vtth M tUl Uaa at mtlfytaa tea at tna If wtthaat tha ham M aa aalat hr Pi IMi la Ma aaaaal i ceased, iy inm n tm imuHimi, r ten Mute! tho m wttk Ml li mtmm a4m mm wnt," mm.. 9m- - m t. AUkMh tto MIh aBNlffa iwtliil. II In laaaai IMH Hraa aflaai ly topamMstto Om VTfnrali Mm wrmtfe ta am fa n I mS Mr w at haad A- - aa aahi rvofion Dam bid opening set teeny, 10 a.m Dhto Win ho o olllorhiaaa InffayCTtomfay? I H ia, el tho toed Hh oohoM, FUatorfaDeLoaspiw-Jm- I Moeaswr lor (he Berooe irf BiSoennne-- t Ceatnl ma Irrlpdifla of aerea of lead to the Blear area aad to itif priiMOf imM to tost m alee he pretoded Tha hid opadap far Don to lha first ot throe a am win aad tar be op od FOnary ' li SBM- SUrmO reader Coadoli aa oi to trot. Fahiaary M, Mr. Dalrap aaU. Work ea Stamiiaa Deei Total ocaotnetloa east oflhs tlooollr hoove amfcs On heptoelep af noted to oaUr bide. KniilkMi of tot loacyrnltod toneOoe Out to to be beat aad Dlearaka Daa SUweborry Steer ohaat I BoeweiUto UaS whfah wU he a Major factor to towtoptas Dee opetreea front Deeheeeot la Faodar Co-f- all, The satire B vU be e rolled earthfln Utahs reaoareeeL tp Ow Derma at mUUaK will seat oboe! IH hS US BoaaavBla Baataaatlna at about $M) ad 1,100 teat toes. B wUl ttW nlt roaar wffl wapaad Ulato Buteemtar trael 107,000 aerw-to- ot 00 acre toot kipt aqpply ac wMl ei erorlde ertl-lo-ilr aaeded water to the that Dhr. Mm the Deer Creak devatoplag Wkeatoh frswt. - vllA-llt-o Sehn h! peed to to be Chanber groip invites Stow, the greater part at I storable water empty vUeoi the nwehiMii Hear. U water will be diverted at about I aUlea piMietomeetiig of the WM Ho- od eoao-- i wmi ' 6 wrestling meet to be held it Uintah The Sad wraattfam neat will bo hold at Ulotah Mh aahaal Friday aad Sotardap. to the taaaloaa wUI Mart at 1 pa. aad VS0 p.M. aa day. Schools to parHcfaate fa lha wmI era Ulalah, thrioa, Altana, Du- - Dry Qulch Catkla Araoclatlon fast Cutow. h( Fabraary IV, ot I p.v. lacks officers tho fhicheone eleaMatory fa last Tharsdoys Ha leoeoa of IhenMS Ceetry, feka, wee dlolaioa af raplaa I na held at Ulotah, Uat had three the also of Dry pratodM tot aad tour plaaa Astoetottoi dw feagra pta wtUba of the lmpnrtoeee of tap the ibmmI ewetlap hdd Aim VUkar Ufa I adw aftoreoea to Ha hewn to the area, tho Ufa UT aad fas MeMdlla atnnlalo ergo ill ro- of MU Petry. 1M wan 1M plaaawtoaoia. Meetad Mr. Potrjr of toe weet portioe of llb,TonaqiCoi-lla- a Fa Ptoyd Icoah, eeell at Aral McKaa IN led Arch dm-v- ar ol Ode opporfaalty of baeoafag -- Its ra. aad Vtoalm BeaUia as The paMIe la toattad aad aig They win aanw far to oohool, o whtoS - ni 0T BID OPENING An artists concep- Tha vlaw is looking upe trees erry Rivera about thrao wiles Duchaanw. The dew will be 155 fast high, and 2,900 fast long, Tha laka forwed will of ha vs a capaelty or 167,000 sere-fe- et water, derived free the Strawberry anti Du- tha above chesne taadaad. from le dtoeese tho tapto-Id- sooiioa orllh tha pram I htHoproeoetoHveltoenwi rivsro. A u rwpular hai haM with U rtoa ahdtodlianmorlMintpar Burglar serving term for nsor carnival Duchosno Jacoby-- a tartfad this weak to partfatpot In aa amatol ha held ta Dfahmaa seal Wedaeadm, a IB DVCMSSMX, OOUMTT, ITT AM. - maaaoiwd Jotntlr by Dwchawra Mg uews Club. The attlr will bald to U la will npepeora, . Boreas plans 25 more units in Duchesne tads lop roller, directed owllac, Toai . AI AOtaai ore to ba boufht 1 ftoh poad, horn arils pnw, Prf-Ihro-w, Neill Cure, by tha Baraaa af Be-- al Hop. Forty af tha ootto threw, Far- ara oKootod already to lha Idcat .aalaa. aaim, loeota fa tho sonthwoM ' S' I"- - J ol S(U HUMatTriM. is, leer game looms as the contest of the week Union-Duches- ne to the wire, wtto tor firM pUao, eas saw op too bums loft to lam d- -ooaly TOtaaa. play, toaaM la lha aorthan to to ho pUyod dMoloa raploa ala will bo ma. bolStap tor fk Ootopdowa Utatok who already oyo as I wtoao loss raoord, a la r a Saw- -1 bvrphria Drap toon to Itartarae fas . TbiSg at aaiaiml theft BcUta, sa, who Mahle ad wa la Than aaena wars: DIM, Dl; Uoloa SSj M aad I AUaan Ffc oni, The Mlewtm Friday mdfal wnMUap n- a- wU ba haM- -D la. Uat placed fated fa faeafataha I year. and high school M alro !, - if tha 'Starvation Dev, for shlch bids .o be opened this morning, is shown on - - SoaoMbar IS, Um rislas of WfsoC Ik gf-- i w tut the dtmnfas fast to Stanaitaa area whfah wlU be dtmrtad to Me srltelsr tsvr r M.OOO people era amort- - door recnaUoa, ftoh ted . iWMdMtot i Imp kaftsi toto hai ma, fa a prteea farm far ttar caavtcUca, aswaUaatorhevob-to- f a faawafap Jell property. t thtr is Mkt feed t Mil pssdlBD wotafl is psy IVMMtBSSM -Mm will Tho vtthte yoofUs is de- o tIHe M MoaM af tor m 1010 IrrtaUI w sfls am tonics t the nUw om Duchesne Record October 6, 1966 . Senate group okeys funds for Gl! project The Ssnsts Radsmittan Subcommit- tee Thursday approved $7JS million in construction funds for the Bonneville UiUt of the Central Utah Project, according to Sen. FTank E. Moss, The funds are similar to the amount approved by the House of Representatives. Sen. Moss aald thst approval by the Senate of this amount is virtually assured. The funds will be used by the Bureau of Reclamation on the construction of the Starvation dam and reservoir and' the Strawberry Aqueduct. The Administration had requested onh. ly 2.7 million. Sen. Mobs testified before both the Senate and the House Appropriations Committees and sought 1 10 million for the BonnevHIe Uhit. 'The lower figure of $7.5 million will help put the Bonneville Unit on s more reasonable construction schedule, Sen. Mosa Psychology tp be taught at Duchesne U& general psychology class is being instructed at the Duchesne High School this year, reports Principal J. Keith Rogers. Ira D. Eversole is the instructor for this clau of 30 students. A chief aim of the class Is for the student to better learn to understand himself and to understand other people. This la the first time a psychology class has been offered in the curriculum of the Duchesne High Echoed. |
