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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1953)
904 L Corn Flakes 19( Rice Krispies 27 Coffee ib. 89 NALLEY'S I : Chase and Sanborn ili Con Carne .a Et W IllJr aef.l . ,- u"IJII IIUJIUdlVJiWI tHE SHOPPING CENTER in the 'pe(J was the Duffy store lor Imoit anything you wanted. This ' j ovcr by both Marion Barnes 'dentifrcatlons. So far they have Union Official Hot Speaking m etiTMr.T.'vN m A labor un jon official said Wednesday Gov. Artfuir b, Langne oi wuuumhwu is not representing the majority , .i nnria nf the state" in on- posing the proposed federal Hells Canyon Dam. if (phi Wfltsnn of Seattle. president of the Washington Fed eration of Labor, termed Langlie's ir, intorvpnp nfc a hearing on Idaho Power Cos applications to build tnree aams m me oiia&e River "a terrible mistake." One of Idaho Power's proposed dim sites along the Idahc-Oregon border is in Hens uanyuii. wpetnn visitiner the Power Com mission hearing, told a reporter mat Washington labor unions rep .xrontini "hunrtrpris nf thousands" of members have gone on record for the Hells Canyon Dam ana .gainst the Idaho Power applica tions. "I think they represent the opin ion of a majority of the people of the state," Weston said. "The, Washington Stae Federation of Labor, with 350,000 members, and u teamsters wiui u,uuu mem ben, have passed unanimous res olutions in favor of Hells Canyon., Other Iflhnr crmiiivx nlsn nrp fnr hit uaiil, lumuiiig nic vsiu. Weston is a director of the Na tional Hells Canyon Assn. which is actively opposing Idaho Power at the bearing. iitnrA... lirarlnr...... K m r m w ntiutucja iituutauo)1 c g a u crossexamining Mark Kulp, Idaho Reclamation Funds Divided Htclimation will spend SSaJ.000 In linution Congress was told at the cmluding session of Its 41st an nual meeting here Tuesday;' nuiwm neison, regional curecior discussed several operating' and kwcu iemmnauon projects in to state. He SBiff Hiatal. 1IMn enAM ..,111 like over the operation oi nearby "-."cc neservoir. He predicted, nit crop returns would be down wlto S30 per acre this year. Payout on the proposed Pendle Kn project would take from 70 to IM years instead of the original aumate ol 50 he reported. rae same problem exists at the W'na Ronde project which has en under investigation since 1931, added. l, M'ojects ior wh ch the "U will ask congressional ap- W. i't "TO the early 1930s, he said, we organization passed resolu brL.. , "ntinuatlon ot snow aiint.in .1. - r "PPirtment to ioncfj i "Pnropriate planning oW be started by "r 1 on Green Peter nm S,u, 5.Santlal R'er and Hiver. on me McKeniie "fr "'"""""e re-elected !dr. "f old J- Eidemiller tT-: Kenneth' , ii..; "' Portland, secretarv! Rn Si.. rmlston' treasurer, eludef ""nbers elected In- lufnf" cl'f1lrlct Pr DoerHer, "M. Sa'lem 2an J' Motel l cft; oyd, T-,F". Silver SecoM f". M- Snn'"rd, Salem. W't chairman; Fred 'ira S?.nM: ta . C"I'. Stanfleld885' Ke""ng: Le0 kmn and t c5"'rmn: Loren "Mforc?- ?ii?f k "u"uni. both fa. Donal1 Mutch, orants days when this picture was KKK) where you could buy picture, from Hal Ogle, was and Lloyd Low to get a few come up with Bernard Van Says Langlie For State state reclamation engineer, whose testimony supports ' Idaho Power's contention that iuture irrigation will require so much Snake River water that the big Hells Canyon reservoir woulnd't be Justified. Kulp offered supplementary de tails supporting his estimate that 1,540,000 acres of new land along the Snake River would be placed under Irrigation in the next SO years. He predicted new irrigation acreage would total. 627,780 acres by 1969, 900,000 acres by 1977 and 1,100,000 acres by 1985. Kulp estimated Irrigation costs would average $125 an acre for pumping projects and 1625 an acre lor gravity projects. L. A. (Motoric, public power at torney, asked whether Kulp has been "retained by the Idaho Power to make these water depletiop studies." Kulp said he had not,, but that the state was paying his expenses while at the hearing. He added that he had never worked as a con sultant while employed as state reclamation engineer. Over objections of commission and public power attorneys, Exam POTEET'S MKT. II MEATS Swift's Small size HAMS 8-10 lbs. 59e No Waste Skinless QQc Wieners 01 4-lb.. Carton Pure Lard 99c Top Quality - Oreqon Brand Sliced Qc Bacon lb. 07 DEPEND ON US FOR. QUALITY yfe PRODUCE Xg Sickle, the only man in the picture) the two women at the left of the counter are unidentified, but behind the counter the experts think it may be Mrs. Len lAmal Royce, Mrs. Charles Martin (then Lynn Mills) and Edna Van Sickle. Photo From Hal Ogle iner William J. Costello permitted Idaho Power to submit an analysis of the Sloan plan for development of irrigation 111 the Mountain Home, Idaho, area, A proposed substitute for the federal Reclamation Bureau's by W. a. iGlen) Sloan, former Mountain Home project was drawn Reclamation Bureau official and co-auihor of the Pick-Sloan plan for the Missouri River. It was stud ied by an engineer for the House Interior Committee and the com mittee had the analysis printed. John Mason, commission coun sel, objected to introduction of the analysis partly because he said Sloan's field work was done while he was employed as- an Idaho Pow er consultant. Mason objected to a comparison of the federal and Sloan plans. His objections were seconded by Nickoloric. 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