Derrick Protests Augusta Canal Water Power Project
U S Representative Butler Derrick filed a formal protest with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission over Augusta’s plan to divert up to 4300 cubic feet per second from the Savannah River. Opponents warn of impacts to aquatic life property values and drinking water serving about 35000 residents while SC officials press for intervention and a higher minimum flow.
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Religion Bill Reviewed After House Approval
Washington reports President Reagan is heartened by the passage of an equal access bill allowing student religious meetings in public schools but a White House review is required before signing. The measure passed as an amendment to a broader math and science funding bill, with overall passage 393 to 15. Deputy White House press secretary Marlin Fitzwater said Reagan supports equal access but will assess the entire package first.
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