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July 26, 1964
INTERIM ANALYSIS OF DISCUSSIONS
COLORADO RIVER SALINITY PROBLEM
The discussions with the Mexican Commissioner on July 21 and 22, following his meetings in Mexico City, brought out three major points having direct bearing upon...
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than 15 feet into the bed of the Colorado River. This piling would extend not more than 3 feet above the water surface of the river when the river is discharging 3000 cfs. This line of piling should be located about 30-40 feet from and...
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE
WASHINGTON
LIMITED OFFICIAL USE
MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESTIEIR
Subjects Salinity Problem on Lower Colorado River
The Mexican Ambassador salled on me on September 5 to discuss the Chaminal Convention and the salinity...
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1. The construction of a channel at a cost of $11 million to by-pass to a point below Mexico's diversion point Wellton-Mohawk drainage containing salts
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CONFIDENTIAL
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'normal' irrigation practices and that the effluent from the deep-well pumping at Wellton-Mohawk does not fall within the scope of "return flows" as used in the Treaty."
The Mexican position was also stated in the...
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16 RELEASE OF COLORADO RIVER WATER
Mr. DOMINY. It is estimated that an annual water salvage would range from 200,000 to 240,000 acre-feet through use of the reservoir.
A reconnaissance study is being made of the possibility of salvaging...
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CONFIDENTIAL
Dear Mr. Secretary:
The United States Commissioner on the International Boundary and Water Commission has furnished on his comments and recommendations on a report by a panel of United States scientists on the salinity problem...
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Pumping in view of concentrating the maintenance shutdown to the winter months. These changes in the District's drainage operations also may increase maintenance costs. Any increased costs for the new wells or annual maintenance should not be...
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Hr* M* H* Harris SnHN&lf* a@®«rl82fy
Salt Lake City, Utah
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Inclosed herein is an. #€OB®stii} survey «* the value of th» eeatral faHny la^Xawation f**j«i.'
Imwch as the consideration of the Colorado River Project disclosed a...
2009-04-01
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The advisers representing Mexico are:
Ing. Cesar Jiceson Lopez, Adviser to Rydrologic Commission in Valley of Mexico.
Dr. Rodolfo F. Feregrian, Director General, National Institute for Agricultural Research, Ministry of Agriculture.
Dr....
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CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — APPENDIX
rubber price for it would mean more profit \%o them.
We are utterly opposed to the sale of these plans to rubber manufacturers. Your assistance would be greatly appreciated. Very truly yours,
Fairfield -Rubber...
2009-03-01
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SEC. 3. INITIAL FEATURES. In partial accomplishment of the Initial Plan the Secretary shall:
(a) construct, operate, and maintain the Mainstream Reservoir Division comprised of the Bridge Canyon and Marble Canyon projects consisting of dams,...
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of the aqueduct system starting at the west portal of fhe Gateway tunnel; plant No. 3, locatedl at the intersection of Hill Field Road and U. S. Highway 89 in Davis County, and plant 4, located east of Bountiful City, obtain their raw wateiv from...
2008-11-01
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use for 50-year and 100-year periods of analysis. Table 10 summarizes the derivation of the annual equivalent costs which would be required to construct and operate the project facilities. All annual equivalents, both benefits and costs, are based...
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