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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1955)
8 Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore. Wed., July 13, 1955 'ROUND THE SKATE . K Hydroetectricoflarmssion. V Reject; iMm Applicati6a SALEM Ml Th State Hydroelf rrfhc Ijorr-j-nission Tuesday re jected the 'application of the 'oos turry Electric Cooperative, Inc., to build a hydroelectric dam onhe Illinois Iflver at the Bald Mot Sin site. . The commission, headed by George W. Joseph. Portland, eclarcd; that estimates of the stream flow at the site indicate tht the plant i would lie idle for several months during each year. The project was estimated to cost $25.5tJrf00. The commission! said .that the estimated cost of its powef, 048 mills per ke!watt j hour, would not be competitive. with the cost of other power in tne region. The Illinois Ilivcr would he imnaired as.i fishing stream by the new dam, the commissinri added. Ilwcver, State Engineer Lewis : Stanley added.. "the effect on the J fish was only one of.sAeral fac tors leaning 10 me ueniairfu me appticatfnn." The commission concluded, "the expenditure of $1,200,000 in preliminary work loward deler mining its engineering and econo mic feasibility is not in the best ! interest of the applicant, the in HILLSBORO 11 The Navy;ves(nrs and the power cnnstim plans to call construction bids, crs." probably within the next six! A hearing was held on the pro months, for the proposed 12 mil-!p0sai t Coquille, Nov. 22, 1954. lion dollar naval air training! "e'h01. ,,,' J Boundary Ruling - That was the report this week; J from nr AHm a M HletW SALEM (v- It is the stale commandant of the 13th Naval' engineer's job to find the bound District at Seattle. Iar'es "f underground lakes or 'streams so me water win not ne MISTER BREGER Naval Base Bids Slated ' f"" In. . WM thr, ,twr.M "Get 'em here towels , . . soap ; . . washcloths , combs , . . hair shampoo . . . !" , Engineers to Widen i i rmsi railway tr jQnz& FRAMELESS WINDOW SCREENS THAT LET ALf?ERTV4liLE, Belgian CorJ YQU $A$H YOUfl WJNDOVSP WITHOUT RE- i t -'Engineers in September ..r.TO nwTT r-nnrnm m i ww willstart widening tjp 50"iile lung -raimay.etrom tnc upper Coiejo Valley to, Lae Taaan yikt t ganaard African jiuge. The operation will permit through traffic with the new' Kamina-Congo railway m whit liftks'the TaneanvikJ svstem wilh the rail netwnrk cove'ringMhe I Union of South Africa, .the Rho desias, Mozambique and Angola Capt. James It. Davis, district allowed to go to waste, Alty. Oen. public works officer, said nego-;Robert y Tnornt(m ruled Tucs: Plywood Workers to Vote On Company s Proposal tiatinns for acquisition of some day. PORTLAND an Some 1,500 The agreement which must he (striking AKL plywood workers at ratified by the union vote calls five M and M Wood Working for the comnanv "to onemio He Co. plants in Oregon and nnrtn-; plywood plants on identical irm ouu acres oi lanti, including me The opinion was askc(1 bv sia(c;crn caiilnrma vole Ihursday on land working conditions as existed jjiein uu m-aiMjr i""i' 'engincer jewis A Stanley " 'r"P""' " c"u a ninne unit as oi june au, 1S5D, and that ne arly, will begin next month. ..Ymlr duly (n determin(, sour. started July 1. (gotiations on disputed issues con The' project has been opposed Ces of underground water cannot' Tne strike- started after the tinue for the next 30 days." by some interests in the Hillsbornibt controlled by any presumption company reiusen to renew an old The slruck plants are located urea. At a public hearing held nor limited by surface inriica by the Navy last month, farmers 'lions," Thornton admonished, said they objected because of j "The law compels you to make a the loss of farming land. Private; reasonable determination by any pilots sam iney leareq tney might practicable means, surface or sub not be permitted to use the air port. The Navy has assured pilots that facilities will be available lor them. Davis sHid that his superiors In Washington had decided to go ahead with the project since "no major facts were brought forth (at Ihe hearing) which would change construction plans." 1 ,-",u' u , k T '-' Eureka, Calif., and Portland, i , ". , . . . '".' ; Aioany, Lyons and Idanha in Ore "'"""s 'Sgon. Federal Mediator Leroy was called without notice. iSmith said lnat shou,d tne unjo ratify the agreement it was pos sible some employes might return s:irlape. in order to conserve the underground water resources ot Klamath L) A S JOU 10 work Friday t0 et Plants tne state. i ready for reooenine on Monriav Hac r-nAAe !He ".aid results of the balloting a iuo xj vunuiuuiw should be known hv Thursday Rogue Valley Pear, Peach Crop Late : MEDKORD Ml The Rogue Tour Continues PENDLETON MV- The Oregon State Highway Commission's Eastern Orepnn tour eontinued from here Tuesday after looking H""oys, have been mentioned into the problem of avoiding a as possible successors to Dist. railroad crossing. j Atly. Frank Aldersnn, whose At its last meeting the commis-jg,,,,,!,,,, Dccom(,s effective Julv sion gave up plans for an Kmi-ljs gram Ave. overpass. Monday local officials were told the com mission would study an underpass KLAMATH FALLS W-Thrce men, two of them former district! The Klamath County Bar Assn. night or early Friday. at S. W. 20th Ave. and also the to recommend a successor. River Valley pear crop this yearipossibility of converting Emigrant 37 wm e Dy U"V' about three ve. ami rrazer Ave. to one-way-... . sircets. , ,. . ' recommendation are; u i s i r l c t will be average size, million boxes, Don Berry, Jackson County agent for horticulture, laid Tuesday. Because of unseasonable weath- Vessels Arrive PORTLAND tiTi Two Canadian A 25,h Y"r 1 Judge D. E. Van Vactnr and at torney Clarence Humbel, both former district attorneys, and naval vessels Ihe MMCS Klettler ftn nicl Altv nif.h:irH Rnnclm- ic naivrai win Mi t fliMiui nd sussexvale, arrived here! two weeks late, nonul Aug. Li. Berry added that the peach harvest, expected to be smaller than usual, also will begin about two weeks late. ' Gov. Patterson said he has also Wednesday. 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