Boulder Dam Fight Resurfaces After Twenty Years
Washington politicians reopen the Boulder Dam dispute over the Colorado River. Senator Johnson promotes an all-American canal and a $31.5 million dam to irrigate the Imperial Valley, while Senator Ashurst blocks progress with parliamentary tactics. The plan envisions a large reservoir behind the dam to support desert irrigation and hydroelectric power, but critics cite flood risks and higher costs.
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Government role in power plant project debated
Advocates say the plant should be privately operated with the government financing the cost. They expect repayment in 25 years from sales of electricity, while opponents see continued private risks and no public outlay.
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Adoption Offer Nadirs Five Babies Amid Court Shortage
A local juvenile court faced a shortage as a couple offered to adopt five babies while the demand for placements exceeded available openings. The scene highlighted the strain on the system and the need for more resources to match children with families.
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