Conejos Reservoir Fight Deepens In Colorado Politics
Attorney Frank C. Goudy reports Secretary Garfield rejected the Conejos reservoir site claim, risking a legal clash over state water rights and federal control. The San Luis Valley project advances on Alamosa river despite disputes, while party struggles in Denver shift Republican and Democrat power dynamics.
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