Auburn Dam site deemed probably temblor safe
Federal seismic officials indicated the Auburn Dam site is in all probability free of active faults, boosting hopes the $1.0 billion project can proceed. Geologists cautioned certainty remains elusive as trench studies near the foundation continue and December results may influence conclusive judgments.
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Louis * Frei
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Bureau
Geotechnic Center
Denver
Billy Martin
American River
Frei
West water rules face delay urged by Senate coalition
Sen S J Hayakawa and colleagues urge delaying Interior and Agriculture rules on 11 million acres in the West until economic and environmental impact studies are completed. The plan would force federal water users to break land into 16 acre plots for individuals or 320 acre plots for families and require residency on the property.
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Texas
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Federal Bureau of Reclamation
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Quake predicting dog studied by USGS researchers
Trampess the San Jose German shepherd is being observed by USGS scientists in Menlo Park for potential pre quake indicators. Two recording devices monitor air conductivity and electrostatic field while researchers seek correlations with quake activity.
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U.S. Geological Survey
Menlo Park
Trampess
Charles Bufe
Kenneth
Donna Sanford
Sanfords
Bufe
Milpitas
Haywart
San Andreas
Farming scales in 1970s Haya kawa remarks
A spokeswoman notes farming practices of the era affecting large tracts of land. She cites that some farms reach thousands of acres, illustrating the expansive scale of agricultural operations in the period.
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Hayakawa
Statement by Hayakwa About Feeling Run Off
In a public remark Hayakwa describes letters from people who say they feel as if they are being run off their own land or area and express concern over political pressure and community change.
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Hayakwa
Landowners priced out by taxpayer water rules
Regulations aim to stop landowners profiting from taxpayer supplied water. The language notes intended effect to limit windfalls and protect public resources.
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