Central Utah Project Would Water Thousands of Acres
The article outlines a proposed Central Utah Project to transfer water from the Green and Colorado River systems to the Uintah basin and Great Salt Lake region. It details expected irrigation of about 450 000 acres, significant hydroelectric power, and the plan to use gravity flow via dams and canals, with costs well over half a billion dollars. It notes key figures and organizations including E O Larson the Bureau of Reclamation and Utah press leaders.
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Green River
Colorado River System
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E. O. Larson
Bureau of Reclamation
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Wyoming
New Mexico
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Wasatch Mountains
Great Salt Lake ‘Basin
Utah Water
Connecticut Girl Named Nation's Safest
The National Safety Council cites Connecticut as the state with the lowest accident fatality rate and identifies the 5 to 14 age group as the safest in the United States. It notes that little girls appear safer than boys, a trend highlighted in the 1948 edition of Accident Facts.
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