EIGHT MTDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Friday, September 30, 1953
High Hells Dam
Supporters Plan
To Appeal Decision
Portland (U.PJ Supporters of
a high Hells Canyon dam on the1
Snake river indicated today they
would make a court appeal of a
Federal Power Commission de
cision to grant Idaho Power
Company a permit for three low
head dams on the Snake river.
The FPC yesCerday denied an
application for a new hearing on
its decision.
Intend To Appeal
Request for a new hearing
had been made by a group of
organizations favoring public
power development of Hells
s. Canyon. They included the Na
tional Hells Canyon Association,
eight public utility districts of
Washington state and the Na
tional Rural Electric Co-operative
Aociation.
The organizations have said
they intend to appeal. They now
have 60 days in which to appeal
to the U.S. court of appeals.
Sen. Wayne Morse (D-Ore.)
said after the rehearing was de
nied that the FPC "has slammed
the door on the public interest
in its latest Hells Canyon de
cision ..." he promised that
"iio effort that I can make will
be spared to win Hells Canyon
for the (people of Oregon and
the nation."
Despite the threat of litigation,
-Idaho Power reiterated its inten
tion to go ahead as rapidly as
possible toward construction of
the fkst two of the dams, at
G Erownlee and Oxbow.
Dinner to Honor
Neuberger Cancelled
& La Grande U.R) A dinner
scheduled last night by Union
county Democrats to honor Sen.
Richard L. Neuberger was can
celled because of a labor dispute
at the Sacajawea hotel.
C. J. Shorb, Democratic coun
ty chairman, said farmers and
small businessmen might misin
terpret Neuberger's motives if
he refused to cross a picket line
to enter the hotel.
The Culinary Workers union
had not posted pickets yesterday
but Shorb said he feared they
might if the Neuberger dinner
were held. The banquet had
been planned to precede the
Neuberger - Sam Coon public
power debate held in La Grande
last night.
Adventure Ends
For Portland Boys
Portland (U.R) Two young
Portland boys were found yes
terday after spending more than
24 hours en an adverturesome
expedition to Oregon City.
Clifford Collins, 11, and Tom
my Eggleston, who said he would
be five next month, were found
hitchhiking along Highway 99E
near Oak Grove. They had been
missing since Wednesday after
noon when they got the permis
sion of their babysitter to go to
the neighborhood grocery.
Instead of going to the store,
the pair headed for Oregon City.
They apparently slept in a va
cant house at Northeast Broad
way and 14th Ave. Four-year-
old Tommy said the place was
"haunted."
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