Colorado River Pleas Heard in High Court
The Supreme Court heard arguments over California’s bid to gain more Colorado River water from the upper basin states. Arizona, Utah, New Mexico and Colorado contend the suit is an internal dispute within the lower basin, while California argues treaty and compact interpretations affect the entire river system.
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California faces imminent water shortage says Lindsay
Assemblyman Lindsay at the Irrigation Districts Assn convention outlines three musts for a state water plan. Create a strong state water department, foster cooperation between water origin and deficiency regions, and promote proper financing. He notes North South cooperation is needed and cites 250 million dollars in tidelands royalties as potential funding. The convention concludes with legal aspects of the plan.
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Pact Seeks Eternal Peace Between Japan and Cambodia
A Tokyo treaty pledges eternal peace between Japan and Cambodia. The agreement calls for exchange of technical aid and aims to strengthen economic and cultural ties between the two Asian nations.
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