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rr <br /> m <br /> X <br /> c <br /> c <br /> a <br /> 43 <br /> c <br /> view; they are not very sympathetic on it. So I think we <br /> will let it stand. p <br /> For the purpose of the record, in the second line of <br /> paragraph C, substitute a period for the semicolon, . strike <br /> the word *and;" capitalise the first word in the third line. <br /> In other words, break that paragraph into two sentenoes. <br /> Let us pass on to D for the purpose of the record. Con- <br /> sistent with the change In the official language given by the <br /> Chief of Engineers, in the first line of D that should read <br /> instead of 'John Martin Dam and Reservoir', <br /> "John Martin Reservoir Project". In the second line 'Caddoa <br /> Dam and Reservoir" should read "Caddoa Reservoir Project". <br /> I raise the question whether the last clause of that <br /> paragraph which reads 'located approximately 88 miles up- <br /> stream from the 8tateline', is essential or even desirable <br /> for the purposes of the Compact language. It seems to me <br /> that it is purely descriptive, and that all descriptive <br /> matter pertaining to the project that anybody might be in- <br /> terested in could be obtained from official reports and <br /> records, so why burden the Compact with some isolated state- <br /> ment such as this? If we go that far, you might like to <br /> have the county it is in, and a whole lot of other things. <br /> I suggest, therefore, that we delete the last clause, <br /> "located approximately 88 miles upstream from the Stateline" ; <br />