Word: utah
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...looks younger than her 13 years, Lilit is an astonishingly assured violinist who appeared as soloist last year with the New York Philharmonic and Seattle Symphony, was seen and heard two weeks ago on the Dick Cavett Show, and has just completed a recital tour of California, Washington and Utah. Home is a comfortable, bookish old Spanish house in Los Angeles. Father Leonard is a physicist, Mother Eva a biochemist; neither is a musician. Brother Alan, 9, much to Lilit's annoyance, is as dedicated to the drums as the piano ("He just bangs on anything...
...vast amounts of shale found in Colorado, Utah and Wyoming could also be important sources of oil, yielding about 25 gallons for every ton excavated. Both shale mining, which leaves great quantities of waste material above the surface, and strip-mining for coal despoil the landscape. But the exploited landscape could satisfactorily be restored-at a price...
...Magna, Utah...
...federal judge in Utah ruled in favor of El Paso in 1962, but the Supreme Court overturned the decision in 1964. The same lower-court judge then approved a divestiture agreement that kept effective control of Pacific Northwest in the hands of El Paso's management. In 1967 the Supreme Court removed the Utah judge from the case and ordered that Pacific Northwest be sold to an independent third party. A federal judge in Colorado then approved another divestiture proposal in 1968, but the Supreme Court later threw it out. Last year the Colorado federal court approved...
Named to the NCAA All-American Alpine Skiing first team were Chris Brown and Bobby Cochran of Vermont, Peik Cristensen of Denver, Greg Jones of Colorado and Tom McGhie of Utah. Eastern skiers who made honorable mention were Dave Dodge of Vermont and Brian Vorse of St. Lawrence. In the Nordic, Peter Kongsli of Vermont was the only Eastern first team All-American...