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Show Page 16 - UINTAH BASIN STANDARD. November 18. 1992 River Pipeline Company E.A. available The Vernal Office of the Bureau of Land Management announced that the River Pipeline Company Environmental Assessment is now available for public review and comment Copies of the document may be obtained at the Vernal BLM Office, 170 South 500 East Comments on the adequacy of the analysis are due no later than Dee. 12. the Environmental Assessment can also be accessed for public comment on the internet at: The mqjor issues analysed in the document are resource values associated with the Green River. The Environmental Assessment was prepared in accordance with the National Environmental Policy Act The project would transport natural gas in a pipeline from wells located west of the Green River's Brennan Bottoms to a main gathering line operated by Chevron Resources. The gas line would be authorized by the BLM underthe Mineral Leasing Act of 1920. The river crossing would be permitted under the jurisdiction of the Utah Division of State Lands and Forestry and the authority of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. For further information regarding this environmental Assessment Contact Iis Moncrief at (801) www.blm-govutahTver-na- COOL DOG---A neighbor dog named Freddy enjoys the fresh air outdoors during a Sunday afternoon in Roosevelt to sell Christmas trees BLM The Vernal Field Office of the Bureau of Land Management will again be selling permits to cut Christmas trees on public lands. These sold will be for personal use only, and no commercial sales will be made. Permits are $5.00 per tree and limited to one per household. The tree aperies available are pinion pine, juniper and subalpine fir. No ponderoea pine, limber pine, or douidas fir will be cut. The BLM has developed a Conservation Code for Christmas tree cutters. This code asks that a person cut only the tree that he or she is going to take home; cut the tree below the lowest brandies; keep vehicles on established roads; cany out any litter; leave gates as you find them; respect fences and other property; and do not harass livestock or wildlife. Tags are available at the Vernal BLM Field Office, 170 South 500 East, Vernal Utah, the Roosevelt Ranger District of the Ashley National Forest, West Highway 40, Roosevelt Utah, and the IGA stores in both Vernal and Roosevelt (after Nov. 19). Dina Duds hold activity l. m Dina Duds, Ladies of the Orien- tal Shrine, Vernal, held their regular meeting in Duchesne on Monday, Nov. 10 and will meet for their Christmas Party on Dec. 8 at the Ashley Lodge, Masonic Temple in Vernal at 1:30 p.m. The Dina Duds recently raised . funds by raffling a quilt and television set, to contribute during this holiday season to the Shriners Hospital in Salt Lake City for medical supplies to benefit children. HELPING HAND A young boy helps his dad unload a spare tire in order to fix a flat in the Roosevelt area. ?orPs . vertfcs November 21 Meet The Lady Cougars Night, Union High School, 6 p.m. November 22 and Buried, State Football Title Games: vs. Juab, 14-1- 3 winner over North Summit, vs. Ben Lomond (Beat UintahUnion during the past vs. Alta season), 4-- Timpview vs. Olympus, November 25 Wrestling, Union High School at Altamont November 26 Girls' Hoop, Duchesne at Carbon High School November 28-2- 9 Tabiona, Duchesne at Eagle Classic Hoop Tournament November 29 Girls' Hoop, Kearns Cougars at Union Cougars Ute Tribe receives 20 bison from Antelope Island u pur- cum, Antelope I (lend chased in 1981 and added to the state perk system. According to park officials, bison were brought to the island in 1893 aa part of a bison restoration effort. The original herd of 12 head (four hullo, four cowe and four ealvea) was sold to the island owners by William Glasaman of Ogden and delivered by boat V'" By the 1920s, the herd had reportedly grown to 400 heed and grazed the island concurrently with domestic cattle and sheep. At one time, animal body size in the isolated population was considered smaller than bison in other anas. The herd existed tar 97 yean without any new reintroduction, aid Kevin Sherman, Wildlife-Rang- e Manager for the Park. is believed responsible for the smaller body size that was found in the traditional herd. Since 1990, we have introduced new animala improving genetic diversity, he continued. According to Sherman, new breeding stock have originated in Nebraska, Montana, Kansas, South Dakota, Oklahoma and two private herds in Utah, including one near Roosevelt Twenty bison from the hiatoric Antelope Island State Park herd were released in the Hill Creek FACTORY INCENTIVES YEAR-EN- D drainage; supplementing the existing Ute Tribe herd. The transplant of five mature bulla, 12 yearling bulla and three mature cows occurred Friday, Nov. 7. The capture and release was part of a three-wa- y agreement between theUte Tribe, Utah Division ofState Parks and theUtahDiviaionafWild-lif- e MUST MOVE 'EM OUT . . . 3 - CASE IH Resources. The animate were provided aa part of a negotiated agreement developed between Gov. Mike Leavitt and the Ute Tribe. According to park officials, bison are annually removed to balance the herd with island range management objectives. Situated west ofLayton and Syr-- ng Pain may be eliminated for millions (SPECIAL- )- A drugthat is exciting researchers in the treatment of pain has been fonnulatedintoanew product known as "Arthur Itis," and is being called a "Medical Miracle "by some, in the treatment of debilitating conditions such as arthritis, bursitis, rheumatism, painful muscle aches, joint aches, simple backache, bruises, and more. Although the mechanism of action is unclear, experiments indicate that Arthur Itis, relieves pain by first selectively attracting, and then destroy ing the messengerchenii-c- al which carries pain sensations to the brain, thus eliminating pain in the affected area. Arthur Itis, is Elk Ridge livestock demonstration area A newsletter with information about meetings, projects, seminars and requests for comments related to the Elk Ridge Livestock Demonstration Area in San Juan County may be obtained by calling Heather Musdow with the USDA Forest Service, at (801) 259-715- 5. The Elk Ridge Livestock Demonstration Project in the Elk Ridg Comb Wash area of southeastern Utah, ia an effort to resolve game conflicts in the area by involving various people in a teamwork approach. A steering committee to direct the prqject was chosen in August by San Juan County commissioners and various federal and state agency members. The next steering committee public meeting is Nov. 25, at 7 p.m., in theSanJuan CountyCourthouae, 117 S. Main, Montieello. ig in an odorless, greaseless, cream or new roll-o- n form. Arthur liquid Itis, is guaranteed to work or your money back. non-staini- ng mt UMOrtyaadrocM MbrMaalftMMi tag AVAILABLE AT: - 3 8830 1997 CASE IH Windrowers, with a 239 Cummons Diesel, 14' header, 110" Rubber on Steel Conditioner. Self-propell- ed ...A Great Ag Closeout! Year-En- d Equlpmeinitt Dim. V The Basin's Only Authorized West Highway 40, Roosevelt 722-367- 9 case or 1 -8- IH 00-535-2442 dealer DAVIS IGA PHARMACY 75 EAST SECOND NORTH 722-225- 5 1997 TAXPAYER RELIEF ACT SEMINAR HIGHLIGHTS OF THE ACT ITEMS TO BE COVERED f PLACE: USU Education Center A. Capital Gains & Other Investment Changes B. Change in IRAs , C. Education Tax Breaks D. New Child Tax Credits E. Estate & Gift Taxes F. Small Business, etc. TIME: 7:00 p.m. 1 DATE: November 20, 1997 v ' Presented By Seelev, Aycoci A Hates CPA ', PC Under the direction of Utah State University Extension Service For More Information Call (435) 721-515- 3 |