Engineering Not Politics Will Solve Columbia River Problem
Len Jordan of the International Joint Commission argues that dam development on the Columbia River will be solved by engineers, not politicians. He advocates equal benefits for U S and Canada, with Canada developing resources fully and fair U S cost sharing.
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Columbia River
International Commission
John Kamps
Washington
Len Jordan
International Joint Commission
U. S
Jordan
Idaho
Sen
Neuberger
D-Oqre
Congress
United States
Canada
Columbia
Newberger
Pacific Northwest
Ocean
Howe
Uy &" Enginesis
U.S
IWC
Fraser River
Libby Dam
Montana
Federal
Reclamation Bureau
Homeville Power Administration
Geological Survey
Federal Power Commission
Army
Army Engineers
Columbia Basin
Policy views on Columbia Basin storage projects
A U S engineer panel urged storage within an integrated system. The study included federal and private dam plans but focused on public benefits. Jordan stressed that regardless of builder, projects would serve storage needs in the Columbia Basin.
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U. S
Columbia Basin
Jordan
Union Urges Closing of Connected Mines
The United Mine Workers Union demands Colorado close the 1.91, L. coal mines Nos. 2 and 3 near Rifle due to dangerous and hazardous conditions. Fred K. Mefferly, secretary treasurer of Region 52, cites alleged state and federal code violations inspectors have found.
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Denver
United Mine Workers Union
Ind
Rifte
Colorado
Fred K. Mefferly
Region 52
UMW
Miner letter criticizes district attorney over mine prosecutions
In a two year span Hefferly criticizes Garfield county district attorney Robert Delaney of Glenwood Springs for alleged reluctance to prosecute mine owners. Hefferly suggests Delaney be compelled to work a week in the mines to change his stance on prosecution.
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Thomas Allen
Hefferly
Robert Delaney
Glenwood Springs
Garfield County
Ifor
Minn
Federal inspections find 41 dangerous violations in 1964 stay
Hofferly cited 41 dangerous and hazardous violations found by federal inspectors with no corrective action taken. He noted no action across months and alleged ongoing issues, including 45 violations this year and various improper food garnishes and misbranding attributed to the company.
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Hofferly
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