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This rather startling statement was released by the Utah Society for the Prevention of Blindness in connection with Sight Saving Month. now in progress: About 45,000 new cases of blindness will be recorded in the United States this year, 150 of them in Utah – and half of these will be needless! What a tragedy… Continue reading Protect Your Eyesight

1t’s an opportunity you won’t want to miss. We’re referring to the Provo concerts of the Armed Forces Bicentennial Band and Chorus scheduled Wednesday in the BYU Marriott Center. The general public is invited, ,with no admission charge. The Bicentennial Band and Chorus will appear here under local sponsorship of The Daily Herald and Brigham… Continue reading Central Utah Treat

Parks are for the people. You, the taxpayers, pay the bill to develop and maintain them. Do you know that you pay a heavy cost also for repairing damage by fourth class citizens who do such disgusting things as; -Stripping shingles off a new restroom for firewood. -Pulling out dozens of flowers and plugging the… Continue reading Eimmeful Parks Conduct

lt was the nlnth annual UVIDA installation bmquet and it can be safely said that each year for the Utah Valley lndustrial Development Association has been one of solid community effort for economic progress. UVIDA was born of a need for Utah Valley communities to work together. . .put their combined shoulders to the wheel… Continue reading Another Uvidu Milestone

D0 you know that a state law bars the citizenry from destroying, excavating, .or appropriating historic ruins on federal and state lands in Utah? If you don’t, now is a good time to become acquainted with the regulation which recently came into focus when two Idaho men were convicted in San Juan County of violating… Continue reading Umh’s Antiquities Act

‘I’here’s good news for Provo gardeners. Irrigation officials have reviewed the quantities of water available and the watering schedules on Provo City’s 83 miles of ditches and concluded there’s considerable water available for subscription. A few ditches have fully subscribed watering schedules, but on most others there is water available. This is good news to… Continue reading Good News For Gardeners

If reports of auto repair mrrplaints in Utah are true, some repairrmn are not giving their indrstry a good name. Nor is the state’s reputation being enhanced among travelers who are victims of alleged poor work or over-charges. Asistant Attomey General Wiliam Evans gave a press asociation reporter these examplm; – A California woman driving… Continue reading Auto Repair Complaints

The construction industry in Utah is being plagued with loss of about a half million dollars a year from theft and vandalism. Thus declares Enoch R. Smith, chairman of the crime prevention committee for the Utah Chapter of the Associated General Contractors. That’s a lot of money but money can disappear rapidly when expensive modern… Continue reading Thefts Plague Contractors

Appearing on the Nov. 2 general election ballot as “lnitiative Proposal B” will be the Utah Recall and Advisory Recall Act. Essentially, its purpose is to authorize removal of any public officer, elected or appointed, for any reason, by the voters of the electoral district from which the officer is elected or appointed. The proposal,… Continue reading Recull Law Isn’t Needed

This is Flag Day, the anniversary of congressional adoption ,June 14, 1777 of the Stars and Stripes as the national emblem. After 199 years (the first national ensign having been approved nearly a year after the Declaration of Independence was adopted), what does the flag mean to you’? The meaning of its design, of course,… Continue reading American Flag: What
Does Ii Mean to You?