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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, MAY 1H, 1052 PAGE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON IMIilMIiTTITriTT II Wash foston, NiV.Coiisti Oregon Urge isction work Washington w Governors cf WaalunRton and Oregon Joined oilier Pnclflo NorUivil spokesmen Wednesday In uiDlnt the Senate Approprimions Comnilllea to back a 168 million dollar Army Engineer construction program In that are. Hoiwir action In cultins 66 -million Irom Die proiiram, they .ild, endanger not only the "regional economy but also Its contribution to the defense effort. President Truman's budget calls for the 169 million. to be spent In the year beginning July 1. Washington's Gov. Langlie, and Oregon's Gov. McKay both told the committee the House action was "poor economy." t . DANGER ' . As a result of the W In construc tion schedules, Lnnglie said, Uie Northwest la '.'sitting- on a keg of dynamite constantly In the event of low water." . Ample Funds For Columbia? SPOKANE I Sen. Magnuson (D.-Wash.) said Wednesday the Columbia Basin Irrigation project "la assured of ample funds for the coming fiscal year." He told a reporter he feels sure the Senate will restore funds, cut by the Houte. for Chief Joseph, Albenl Falls and The Dalles dam. McNa:y Dam, he raid,, will also have ample funds. Magnuson said the Atomic Ener gy Commission Is ready to make a strong plea for construction of the proposed Ice Harbor Dam on the Snake River as a defense project. "Ice Harbor Is not out of the picture." he said. The dam. which would be built near Pasco and the Atothio Energy plant at Richland, has been authorized by Congress but no money has been appropria ted for it. Magnuson flew In from Washing ton Wednesday or speaking en gagements Thursday at Grand Coulee end at the fctato Democratic convention here Saturday. Anglers Tel! Double Story SEATTLE I Fred Aim. 18, tells a two fisted fish story. Fred and a companion, Rodney Stover, 17, were trolling in Lake Sammamish for cutthroat, . using spoons (Canadian Wonder). Having no luck, the two Mercer Island youths pulled into a dock at Rosemont Beach on the west shore of the lake. More for prac tice than anything else, they began casting their sdoods out into the lake. Rod got a snarl in his line and dropped his spoon Into the water while he untangled it. Wham! Another four-pound bass hit his lure. Rod found himself with a light pole in each hand struggling with eight pounds of fish. Fred returned with the net and together they landed both. NEW 'RESIDENT . NEW YORK W Park 'Avenue has a new "resident's 29-story glass and stainless steel office building on "stilts," It's the six million dollar "Lever House." head quarters of Lever Brothers. The building appears to rise on stain less steel columns. There are 1,404 green and blue tinted windows. McKay agreed. He declared the I facial government instead or .ra vine money would lose many mil lions of dollars If It stops construc tion of jne Danes nam and torcev the contractor to disrupt the work ing schedule. The committee plans to hold n hearing May 26 on Ire Harbor Dam, a Snake river project i r which Truman asked five million dollars. The house allowed nothing. C. A. Erdahl. chairman of the Pacific Northwest Utilities Confer ence Committee, composed of pub lic and private utilities, testi fier! Washington. Oregon and Northern Idaho need 800.000 k.lo-! watts more each year to keep step with growing power needs. Asserting non - federal utilities , are doing their best to meet t'als demand, he declared they will j spend between 1953 and 1957 p- proximately $1,031,260,799 on pro ject construction. House cuts in the Northwest power program, he said, pose the threat of power shortages. In the ; event of low water, amounting to 700.000 kilowatts in the 1953-54 winter. RATION As result he continued, "we . may very shortly be required to put all power users on a cuntuiru use basis from Sept. 1 to Nov. 15, drop all inteiTUplable loads around the rlock for as long as 7 and j , months of each year, use all hiih cost steam power available, and : even then, call upon all our public to share in the restrictions." Only one discordant note crept : into the otnerwise umiiea presentation. Representatives of the Warm ! Springs and Umatilla Indians re newed their opposition to construe-, Uon to The Dalles Dam. They said if it is considered necessary for national defense they , would drop their objections, if comoensated for the loss of their fishing grounds at Celilo Falls. Leland Brown, The Dalles, Ore., ! attorney, said negotiations arc underway with Army Engineers to determine the proper amount of . damages which flooding of the fishing grounds would cause. i He said the Indians have rejected an offer of 23 million dollars as too low. 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