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Show T i UINTAH BASIN STANDARD. July 3. 1991 - Page 11 Local area students earn U of U advanced degrees , f i& tm .a V Four scholars from the Uintah Basin area were among the 1,384 who received advanced degrees at the University of Utahs 122nd annual commencement held Friday, June 14. During ceremonies in the Jon M. Huntsman Center, graduates and guests listened to remarks by Dr. Amitai Etzioni, a professor at The George Washington University, Washington, D.C. Honorary degrees were awarded to Etzioni and three other prominent national figures; the outgoing president of the university, Dr. Chase N'. Peterson; and his wife, Grethe. One student took 43 years to complete an advanced degree, while the shortest term of study was two years. The average age of graduate degree recipients at Utah is 34.9, and it took 8.9 years to finish their degree requirements. Local graduates are: Sherrilyn West Munden, Kathy Livingston Cochrane and Linda Kaye Finch. Munden is the daughter of Neal H YOUNG ROYALTY-Rcyn- cs Ridley, left, was selected Saturday as Little Miss Ute Tribe, and Daynal Reed, right, as Miss Jr. Utc Tribe. Murdock graduates from U of DeVonne Gwen Murdock, of Gaiy and Margaret Rose Jenks Murdock was one of 5,000 students to graduate during the University of Utah Annual Commencement Exercises held at the Jon M. Huntsman Center on June 14, 1991. DeVonne received her Bachelor of Science degree in Organizational Communication with a minor in Studies. While attending the University of Utah, DeVonne toured with the Utah Trade Mission to Tokyo, Japan as part of a Native American dance group. She was also chosen to travel with the Catholic Indian Youth Pilgrimage to Rome, Italy. DeVonne is a former Miss Ute Tribe and Miss National Congress of American Indians and was named to the National Whos Who in American Colleges and Universities for her many accomplishments. Devonne plans to work in Salt Lake City, and to continue her education by attending Law School. Cross-Cultur- DeVonne Murdock U al Restaurant tax to go up 1 more in 3 counties "Restaurant and meals d will cost 1 mors in Salt Lake, Uintah , and Washington counties beginning July 1, when a new IS restaurant sales tax goes into effect," according to Howard Stephenson, President of the Utah Taxpayers Asaodatian. The 1 will be levied in addition to current sales taxes on all prepared food in the three counties. "The new tax will cost a family of four about $22 per year in additional sales taxes, based on five lunches and open family night out per week," Stephenson said. The proceeds of this tax will be used by the counties to finance tourist facilities. July 1 also marks the beginning of a petition drive led by the Utah Restaurant Association to overturn the new tax. "Many counties may be waiting to see the outcome of fast-foo- this drive before imposing the new tax, but Grand, Sanpete, Utah and Wever counties have already indicated that they will assess the tax at some point in the future," Stephenson added. Counties may only implement the tax on the first day of a calendar quarter after they have given the Tax Commission 30 days notice. "According to the State Teuc commission only Salt Lake, Uintah, and Washington counties have complied with this rule and therefore, they are the only counties authorized to collect tax," Stephenson concluded. If taxpayers outside these three counties find they have been charged the new tax in error, they are urged to contact the Utah Taxpayers Association at (801) West of Altamont and Gail West of Bountiful. She received a Masters of Professional Accountancy Degree. Munden is married to Dennis L. Munden and has two children. Cochrane is from Roosevelt and received a Masters of Education Degree. She is married to John Richard Cochrane and has four children. Finch is the daughter of Keith and Phyllis Bergquist She received a Masters of Art Degree. Finch is married to William D. Finch and has four children. V PRETTY FLOWER Summertime means beautiful flowers are showing up in gardens throughout the Uintah Basin. Honor Roll at Utah State ness: Janae Taylor Rowley of Duchesne, Lon R. Searle, Chars S. Sene, and Glade Sessions, all of Vernal; Natural Resources: Sandra Bea Remund of Duchesne; Agriculture: Roby M. Kettle of Roosevelt; Engineering: Donald Wayne Hall of Roosevelt, Troy Peterson of Vernal; Science: Carrie Marie Hackford of Roosevelt and Troy J. Caldwell of Vernal; Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences: Tracy K. Caldwell, Juston H. Mortenson, and Curt B. Taylor all of Vernal. .Students on the spring quarter honor roll at Utah State University have been announced by Val R. Christensen, Vice President for student services. 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