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Document: Legislative Digest, National Reclamation Association, June 21, 1963, page 1
1963-06-21
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Document: Statement of Stewart Udall before the subcommittee on Irrigation & Reclamation, March 14, 1967, page 14
1967-03-14
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Legislative Digest
OFFICE OF SECRETARY-MANAGER 897 NATIONAL PRESS BLDG. WASHINGTON 4. D. C.
June 21, 1963
VOL. XIV-No. 17
CHARLES KAUPKE DIES
Charles L. Kaupke, Life Member of the National Reclamation Association, and former member of the...
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TABLE 1.—Annual costs and benefits (1946 prices)
Annual costs
Operation, maintenance and replacements:
Irrigation (including domestic water systems)
Navigation Flood control Allowance for amortization of all construction costs in...
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Source
F-7 W-6
Tentative Disposition
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Problem or Area of Concern
8. A number of FPC project licenses are due to expire in the next ten years, including major storage projects such as Flathead Lake and Chelan. The system impact of...
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Part Page
I INTRODUCTION I-1
II BASIS FOR SELECTING SYSTEM-WIDE STUDY ELEMENTS II-1
III INVENTORY OF PROBLEMS AND AREAS OF CONCERN
List of Disposition Codes 111-1 SECTION 1: REVIEW OF THE EXISTING...
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Document: Framework for Comparative Economic Studies on Long Range Water Supply From Pacific Southwest, 1964, page 1
1964-11-22
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Source
PI-27, 29, 48, 71, 95 F-11
WI-58
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SI-77 F-11
Tentative Disposition
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Problem or Area of Concern
4. The water table in the Odessa and Spokane vicinity has been dropping. What about the possibility of recharging these...
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DISCUSSION OF PHYSICAL EFFECTS
It is impossible to forecast all the physical effects that pumped-storage would have on this area. It is conceivable that certain reservoirs could be designated as recreation reservoirs and during the summer...
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The Small Manuscripts and Subject Files contains primarily single-item or subject-created collections.; The Small Manuscripts and Subject Files contains primarily single-item or subject-created collections.; Folders are arranged alphabetically.;...
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Excavation in progress on the pumping plant foundations and in nine of the twelve pumping plant discharge tunnels.
1938-08-24
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Speech about the role of U.S. water reclamation in world food production
1974-10-31
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Drilling completed for a round of blasting in a pumping plant discharge tunnel. This is the horizontal section of the tunnel and is 21 feet in diameter.
1938-07-26
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to the irrigable area provide only part of the information required for an irrigation development. The value of a development clearly will be contingent upon the financial success both of the settlers who go upon the land and of the project as a...
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A rock crew working on the pumping plant foundation. A general program of blasting and excavating a successive series of benches, the back wall of which was trimmed to the specified slope of 1/4 to 1, was followed.
1938-07-26
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Columbia Basin Project, Irrigation Division. Predevelopment Farm No. 1; located approx. 2 miles east of Moses Lake, Wash. Crew of Agricultural engineers taking topography in view of land leveling and laying out of irrigation distribution system....
1946-10-10
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CHAPTER I
Character and Purpose of the Report OUTLINE FOR RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT A broad plan for the most beneficial use of water and other physical resources of the Columbia River Basin Within the United States is outlined in this... |
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Excavation is started at the pumping plant foundation. The material to be removed is located in general between el. 1170 and el. 1280. The concrete in that portion of the dam shown on the right has reached an average elevation of 1000.
1938-05-19
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1930's but this is due to reduced commercial fishing, increased hatchery production, and especially to rehabilitation of many important tributary streams through improved flows, screening of irrigation diversions, etc. It might well be said that...
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5C9 [5C2] Comment: The implication is that all irrigation return water is bad. In many cases return flows are beneficial as in the lower Crooked River where practically no summer flows existed before construction of upstream storage. Flows are...
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This document sets forth the Board of Forestry's strategic vision for Oregon's forests for the next eight years
2024-11-22
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Columbia Basin Project, Irrigation Division, Pasco Settlers. Laying irrigation pipe (1200 feet) at the M.E. Chefley farm, unit 35. H. Foss, photographer
1950-03-14
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