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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 30, 1953)
THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1953 hittiAUi "AND K-vS. KLAMATH KALLS. OKKUON". PAGK SEVEN : Hells Canyon Examiner Tells Lawyers To Stop Debating Benefit Of The Press By JOHN KAMP8 WASHINGTON W-Power Com mission Examiner William J. Cos tcllo ruled Wednesday a masculine attorney will not have to apologize to his feminine opponent for re marks made at the controversial Hells CanVnn hnafinn . Instead. Costello urged them to . iu worn na spend less time debating for the benefit of the Press. Cosiello's rejected motions bv Mrs. Evelyn Cooper, attorney lor public power groups, asking that R. P. Parry, Idaho" Power Co., lawyer, be ordered to apologize or be disqualified from the Power iumuub&iun nearing on tne com pany's applications to build three dams in the Snake River. He also Parry made Tuesday be stricken from the record Parry accused publie power lawyers of staUmg after Mrs. Cooo- er sougnt to reserve me riK". w recall a company witness for cross examination. Mrs. Cooper repre- ociua Htuuys ui of a federal dam at one of Idaho Power's . proposed - sites on uic Triahnrab-nn border. Costello lectured lawyers In these words: "While counsel- and perhaps the examiner' as well are tempted. tablv drawn ta forensic endeavors. these interim- remarks consume valuable time and will have no bearing upon the result. The time spent in the preparation and de livery. . . 01 quowuie rpw be spent with more profit on study in preparation oi we """ , : the exhibits which will comprise the record in this matter. "The American puoire . vMh. DUl daily newspin;ii ...... it U vastly more concerned vmn the proper and lawiui and wise use oi iw to-h t us Involved in wis process. . . has an important pub f. t unm, fnr the com mission as the body charged by law with the decisions in this field . . . .... A MBMOMIWlt. "Our duty Is to perlorm the best service In. this field of fact-findinir within our powers. Tf wnnld aDnear that the incidental remarks of counsel di- rected to eacn pmtr. . . only minor Importance in the final .naivsis. If Indeed they have any importance at U.;r ,. The lawyers ""' ., after Mrs. Cooper requested the right to recall an Idaho. Power T. . inr roKs-examlnation. She has made several such- requests during ine nearui wmwu wumi July 7,""eontendlng she hasn't had time- to prepare an aitirmative .... fnr ha federal nrODOsal. ' Parry protested uiav auuu mwi mitt.nt '..rns..x&mlnatlln would place the company in an "impos sible" and "intolerable" situation, and work a hardship on witnesses. Mrs. Cooper sam sne nu a qa-Hsw ' nnitivmimnt earlv In the hearing and had been dolus some preliminary crov"' tinn in an effort to cooperate to the extent I am able." . The red-nairea attorney, unmr ling and almost in tears, said she had worked "close to 400 hours; on the case in the .. past, month She said sne naa oeeii engage an engineer to aid her un til .u,.n,li ' "If our cooperation to that extent precludes a fair hearing, we will h.u. u. th ivisition of not participating further in the cross- examination or witnesses. - Cooper declared. . ...... ..ih imi-o rnnivr and'C. Oirard Davidson have been. In the case since early last June. Mr at f!?tlaM h added, should be familiar with Hells Canyon since ch. wu KnMlal assistant to form er Secretaries of- the Interior J.- A Krug and Oscar onapmnn, uuvu advocates of the federal Hells Can yon Dam. . ;. JL Parry termea uivwji. -wu. te nulnned (lawyer) in the United States" for question ing witnesses on me auojesv m power In the Pacific Northwest. Davidson, he pointed out, is a rn.m .oxidant rtratarv Of the inLnin- MrmM nnnnevllla Power Administration official, and author of a report on tne power poiemuu nf th nninmhia River Basln.v Davidson has not appeared at the hearing for several weeks. Parry said Mrs. cooper aiso naa had assistance from Leland Olds, former Federal Power Commis sion chairman and Albert Ullman and Byron Brinton, ootn ox nater. Ore., omoiais 01 groups ivn a federal Hens uanyon um. . intman n tutr ' fnr several weeks, but has returned to Baker. Brinton is itere. . Ts.vrv aald 'voluminous reports from the Army Engineers and Rec lamation Bureau ana recoras cvv- erlng the Columbia Basin, - one oi the best documented rlveri in vhe country." are avauaoie w me i tervimftr. Parry declared it is "an exag- trratinn tf ihm frreatesi extreme" for the Interveners "to contend so nesistentlv" that Idaho Power, is "here pusning arouno uiese peo ple who are giants in the field." . "We certainly, are . getting a travesty If, by the procedure that ' has gone on here, we can be thrown into. . .- turmoil, . . I think it Is time to bring the matter to as head, uiai we get a oeimite pro gram so that it can be presented In an orderly and expeditious man- , ner," . , - 1 Mrs. Cooper said Parry's1 state ment should be stricken from thai records on grounds it waa con temptuous. Examiner Costello said he would not strike it. - Mrs, Cooper renewed her re quest later and demanded- that Parry be ordered to apologize or be disqualified from the hearing. She. declared Parry's conduet "bordered on a breach of the ethics of the legal profession." I 11 YtAH I FOR 5AM fc " ; ... ., ,? -- - . . - " ; "..-"- - ' - - ?- ui aaiiaiaaiii 1 1 . ( . ' ' ! ', .1 ((-i, Taij tm mm m ma ' ' - " fei'; m jo 11 2 Days Friday, July 31st and Saturday. 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