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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14. 1985
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"DENNIS THE MENACE"
Distribution And Use Of
Water In Klamath River
Compact Terms Explained
By NELSON REED
Chairman Oregon Klamath
River Commission
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of a south of market bar, lay In
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51, was booked on suspicion of
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Ramos said he had been trying
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He said she refused to let him in
yesterday when he went to her
apartment to repair a broken win
dow.
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Article 1. Purpose A. To faclll
tat the orderly development, con
servation and control of water for
domestic, municipal and Irrigation
use.
To protect fish, wild life and
recreation.
To provide for the use of water
for industrial and hydroelectric
power development.
To provide for navigation and
flood control.
B. To provide for the eauitable
distribution and use of wtter
emong the two slates and the Fed
eral Government. '- i
To provide for the prefeientlal
rights to the use of water fur the
anticipated ultimate requirements
for domestic, municipal and irri
gation purposes in the Upper
Klamath .River Basin in California
and Oregon.
To provide the order of prefer
ence for rights to the beneficial
use of water. . '
Definition of Terms A. "Klam
ath River Basin" shall mean the
drainage area of the Klamath Riv
and Its tributaries within the
states oi California and Oregon
and all closed basin Included in
the "Upper Klamath Basin." (ex
ample Swan Lake, Butte Valley.)
Artlclo III. Distribution and Use
of Water A. There are hereby
recognized by both stales vested
rights to the use of waters originat
ing within the Upper Klamath Riv
er Basin validly ' established and
subsisting as of the effective date
of this Compact under the laws
of the state hi which the use is
made.
B. subject to the rights recog
nized by subdivision A of this ar
licle, waters within the Upper
Klamath River Basin shall be
made available as reasonably re
quired for domestic, municipal and
irrigation uses, by direct diversion
or by storage for later use, In
the Klamath Project after the ef
fective date of this Compact in
accordance with the laws of the
state where the use is to be made.
C. Such ot the waters within the
Upper Klamath River Basin as
are not required to satisfy the
rights and uses described in sub
divisions A and B of this article
shall be made available as rea
sonably required for any beneficial
use, by direct diversion or by
storage for later use, in the Upper
Klamalh River Basin in either
rtste alter the effective date ol
(his Compact in accordance with
the laws of. the state where the
use is to be made, subject to the
iouowing provisions:
1. -Jn granting nernilts in an.
piopriate waters made avniinhio
unoer mis subdivision C. as amnno-
-"'"-""K appiitaiions, eacn slate
snail give preference to annlica.
una ior a nigner use over an.
plications for a lower use !n nr.
cordance with the following order
ui ureierence oi uses: .
(a) Domestic and munlclnnl- im
Irrigation; (c) recreational, lnclud-
ng fish and wildlife- irii turiiia.
trial; let power, f) such other
uses as are recognized under the
laws of the state involved; pro
vided always, except as between
rights to the use of water tni-
preference categories (a) or (b
and rights to the use of water
for categories (c), (d. (e or if).
governed by narasranli 1 ni
this subdivision C, upon a permit!
being granted and a right uccom-l
ing vested and perfected bv use 1
priority in right to the use of
waler shall be governed by prior
ity in time within the entire Upper !
Klamath River Basin regardless ot
state boundaries, !
I he date of priority ot any riant
to the use of water appropriated
tor the purposes above enumrrat.
ed shall be the date of the filing ol
me application increlor, but such I
priority shall be dependent on; I
) commencement of construction 1
within one year alter the date oi
filing of the application: and iai .
completion of the works within
live years alter such date, except'
that either or both ot these dates
may be extended bv the appropri
ate olflclal of the state of lllnre nl
use tf such official finds tha.. thei
has been due diligence in the stari
ng or prosecution of the work, as
he case may be. Each state shall
promptly provide the Commission
and the appropriate olllcial ol the
other state with complete Informa-l
lion as to such atmlica'.lnn onH
as 10 an aciiona taken thereon.
3. All rights to use waters mnrle
avaiiaoie under this subdivision c
for categories (ci. id). iei. and
ti, as set forth In narmrmnh i
of thu subdivision Cm riiher
tate shall be sublect lo and in.
ferlor to anv rlgnts to use such
waters for preference categories
ai and b, as set forth In nam.
graph i ol this subdivision c. In
either slate regardless of the time
when such rights may have been
initiated or become vested and
rtected. and without the oav.
ment of any compensation there
tor. But such superior rlahta in
se water for nrcterenee rnirann-
b) In Calilornla shall be imnieli
to Ihe quantity of water necessary
j irrigate UHJ.iwo acres ot land
ud In Oregon stun be llmii-n t
he quantity ol water nn-rr.,,
Irrigate 300.000 acr.-s of lanrt
nmial diversions lor ihe tir;c-
lon ol surh lands, measuira :
points flxea by the Commission,
shall not rsceed thiee acre-teet pel
ade as an average fo,- Ihe lano
actually Irrigated.
Irrigable lands not now Irtisai
ed comprising loo.ooo acres In Cal
llornla and 200.000 acres In Ore
gon in the Upper Klamath River
Basin could be brought Into pro
duction by Irrigation with waters
of the Upper Klamath River Ba
sin, and it Is contemplated that
such irrigation will be arcsj.rri
llshed as and when determiiivif 1 !
be feasible?- - f ' -' .?,
3. Conditions on the use of water
in Oregon shall be:
(a) That there shall be no di
version ot waters from the Upper
Klamath River Basin for use in
Oregon outside the Upper Klamath
River Basin, provided that this;
limitation shall not apply to out-of-basin
diversions of waters orig
inating within the drainage area
of Fourmile Lake.
(b) That, subject. to vested rights
as of the effective date of this
Compact, there shall be no diver
sion of waters from the basin of
Jenny Creek to the extent that
such waters are required, as de
termined by the commission, for
use on land within the basin of
Jenny Creek.
(O That water diverted from
Upper Klamath Lake and the
Klamath River and its tributaries
upstream from Keno, Oregon, for
use in Oregon and not consumed
therein shall be returned to the
Klamath River above Keno, Oregon.
4. Conditions on the use of water
in uaiuornia snail be that the di
versions of water for use in Call-
forma,' as governed bv this mh.
envision ij, oe made from the
Klamath River In Oregon between
the city of Klamath . Falls nj
n.eno, ana oe suoject to the fol
lowing two continuing conditions-
(ai That the water to be utilized
by California shall not be diverted
out of the Upper Klamath River
ousiu; - .
(b) That substantially all of the
return flows and waste water final
ly resulting from such divrcin
and use appearing as sui-foc
ters in the Upper Klamath River
Basin shall be mads to drain into
he vicinity of Lower Klamath
Lake to be eventually returned to
the Klamath River upstream , from
Keno. The cost of pumping of the
return flows and waste waters that
may be reouiied in ,n
with this condition shall be appor
tloned among and borne by the
water users, both consumptive and
nonconsumptlve, as determined bv
LT. JAMES M. GOLDEN, i an
employe of Standard Oil
Company
of
the commission.
5. It shall be a condition of the
nf,','!!US"jens,es anl Permits for
future hydroelectric power devel
ppment on the Klamath River be
tween Keno. Oreirnn r
Lake, California, that there shall
oe constructed initially and simul
taneously and maintained thereaf
ter aftcrbay storage downstream
trom Copco No. a Pnwir
adequate to equalize, at a location
as near as feasible below such
plant, all Irregular flows resulting
from power operations on Klam
ath River above the alterbay. Each
state and the United Stales will
exercise any or all available ad
ministrative, Judicial, legislative
ana police powers that may be
required for the implementation
and onlorcement of this provision
. uah-ih as omerwise provided
in subdivision A of this article,
rights to the. use of the wmr.
of the Upper Klamath Biuor n,i
I for preference categories (a) or
(D) as defined in subdivision C
validly established heretofore or
hereafter under the laws of the
states involved, shall be recog
nized as property rights as against
the United States, and shall not
be limited by any rights to anv of
the waters of Ihe Klamath River
Basin asserted Under the author-1
California, has
served with Klamath rails
army reserve Company C,
31 Ith Military Police Battal
ion, since it was activated
last April. Golden, an ROTC
graduate from Washington
State, served for two years
on active duty, including 19
months as a platoon leader
with the 8th Infantry Reg
iment on occupation duty in
Germany. He is , executive
officer of the reserve unit,
which js conducting a re
cruiting drive. The company
meets each Tuesday evening
at Klamath Falls Reserve
Center, 432 Main Street,
beautiful Yule present. Shown
is a Royal Deluxe.
Cosmetic Firms
Facing Charges
WASHINGTON (UP The Fed
eral Trade Commission today ac
cused four major cosmetic manu
facturers of using illegal price dis
crimination practices.
The FTC at the same time
said it was Investigating four oth
er leading cosmetic companies sus
pected ot tne same offense.
Those charged in today's action
were Elmo. Inc., Philadelphia:
and Helena- Rubinstein. Inc.. Hud-
nut Sales Co., Inc., and Yardley of
i-onoon, inc., an witn principal of.
lices in New York. '
ity of the United States in con
nection with any water use or con
trol development, located any.
where In the Klamath River Ba.
sin, constructed by or under the
authority of the United States for
the production of power or for
flood control navigation or other
uses that are nonconsumptlve In
character.
E. Future rights to store the
waters of the Klamath River for
later use for categories (c), (d),
(e), and (f), as set forth in para
Riaph 1 of subdivision C hereof,
may be granted after the date of
tills Compact with appropriate pri
orities under applicable law, but
such storage rights shall not inter
fere (a) with the storage of water
in Upper Klamath Lake for do
mestic, municipal and irrigation
use, or (b) with any other stor
age for domestic, municipal and
irrigation use of the waters of the
Klamath River In the Upper Klam
ath River Basin.
B. A surveyors description of
the "Upper Klamath Basin" and
a proper map is furnished to state
and federal agencies as required.
(To Be Continued)
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