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Title page 58
Relation Power and the Pacific Northwest
Date 2005-04-20 to 2005-05-09
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Description to Federal agency budgets. BPA along with the other bureaus experienced sizable budget reductions. But, fortunately, Congressional response to the 1948 flood and to the 1948-49 winter peaking power shortage resulted in increased funding for Federal dams and generating facilities. Early in 1949 President Harry Truman revived the proposal for a Columbia Valley Authority as a replacement for or expanded version of the Bonneville Power Administration. The CVA, however, did not win public favor....
Identifier http://oregondigital.org/u?/wwdl,1983

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