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for the enhancement of the . . . cultural . . . resources of the Columbia River Gorge . . ." (Sec. 3(1)).
Cultural resources include both prehistoric (before recorded history) and historic (generally older than 50 years)...
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In the other sectors, agriculture and government appear to be stable. Tourism in general should see moderate growth, with windsurfing growth leading the way. In the United States economy in general, the importance of manufacturing...
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Master scanned with Epson 1640XL at 800 dpi. Image manipulated with Adobe Photoshop 7.0.
1938-05-31
2003-01-01 |
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TABLE IV
REPORTED PULP AND PAPER PRODUCTION LOWER COLUMBIA RIVER AND MULTNOMAH CHANNEL
Pulp - Tons/Day Paper - Tons/Day
Total Pulp Total Bleached
Sulfite Sulfate Semi-Chemical Groundwood Production Pulp Production Paper Production
Plant...
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A pumped-storage plant acts much the same way that a giant storage battery would—that is, energy generated by other sources within the system can be stored for later use during periods of high demand. The diagram (Figure 1) shows how stored...
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value nearly twice the size of the corresponding deficit. In other words, we have been forced to waste some $30 million worth of water per year over our spillways—water that could have turned generators, produced kilowatt hours and revenues, and...
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substations, erection of 8,500 wood poles, placing of 10 million pounds of conductors or 640 miles of transmission lines as well as a great deal of other work. The giant transmission project will provide 1 million man-days of work for those who...
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This report represents the progress in "Ecological and Radioecological
Studies in the Columbia River Estuary and Adjacent Pacific
Ocean" for the period 1 April 1975 through 31 March 1976. This research
has been supported with funds from the...
1976-04 (iso8601)
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Caption on image: 93
Caption on verso: West side of Columbia River one mile from Coulee Dam. US WPA 734 [Grand Coulee Dam 354] |
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Camp Keller. This camp was located on the right bank of the Columbia about 2-1/2 miles above the dam.
Caption on image: San Poil or Keller ferry [Grand Coulee Dam 7] |
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Document: "Snake-Colorado Project, A Plan to Transport Surplus Columbia River Basin Water to the Arid Southwest", October, 1963, page 20
1963-10-01
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Correspondence relating to the loss of salmon runs on the Columbia due to hydroelectric dam projects
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Document: "Snake-Colorado Project, A Plan to Transport Surplus Columbia River Basin Water to the Arid Southwest", October, 1963, cover
1963-10-01
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Handwritten notes on back of page 5
1964-04-17
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Another problem arose from high levels of spill specified in the National Marine Fisheries Service biological opinions. The spill levels were high enough at some times of the year to create gas supersaturation that can be lethal to salmon....
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laws, agreements and projects play an enormous part in this structure, it would be misleading to say that the river had been federalized. In addition to non-federal development in the Mid-Columbia, the Coordination Agreement is a contract whose...
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Blackmore was a smooth hand at the game himself, I had a sort of sneaking idea that it was the kind of a thing a man ought to be sensitive about, like having had smallpox or a sister in the movies. I need not have worried, however. "You bet he was...
2004-08-09
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company (the Willamette being wholly in the State of Oregon) has the right to act under the law of the State authorizing the construction of this bridge, but in so doing will subject itself to the risk of future Congressional action, and it...
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Diary of Sam F. Gill, 1 vol., 1880-1900,
regarding his duties as an engineer on steamboats operating on the Columbia
River, with information about personal and family activities.; Diary of Sam F. Gill, 1 vol., 1880-1900, regarding his...
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to do only a small amount of work before we are driven off by the spring rise from the Snake River in February.
In the survey, preparation of plans, estimates, and models, I am greatly indebted for valuable assistance to Assistant Engineer C. M....
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OTHER BUYERS OF BONNEVILLE-GRAND COULEE POWER
Privately owned utilities:
Columbia River power is also sold to privately owned utilities subject to the general preference given public bodies and cooperatives, and subject to cancellation of...
2004-06-28
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View of a bridge crossing the Columbia River Gorge at Celilo Falls Water level is low and the falls are visible in the background. Mountain ranges are visible on the right hand bank.
2004-03-24
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An engraved printer's block with a map of the Columbia River on its surface.
2004-03-24
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Source PI-17, 24
Tentative Disposition
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Problem or Area of Concern
6. Can the Corps be trusted to evaluate citizen impact fairly, and not distort it for the Corps' own self-serving promotional interests? The Corps' record of...
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