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Analysis of S. 1519, Introduced in the Senate of the US, November 9, 1943
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Laws, Acts, and Policy Rulings Accedting CWCB and Colorado Water
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1/18/1944
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Clifford H. Stone, CWCB
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Analysis of S. 1519, Introduced in the Senate of the US, November 9, 1943
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a <br />MEMORANDUM <br />January 18, 19�04 <br />Tot Members of the Colorado !dater Conservation- Board and other <br />interested persons <br />F'rcnt Clifford H. Stone, Direotor <br />Subject= Analysis of S. 1519, introduced in the Senate of the'United <br />States, November 9, 1943 <br />Enclosed please find a copy of an analysis which I have pre- <br />pared on S. 1519, introduced in the Senate of the United States•, <br />November 9, 1943, by Senator McClellan of Arkansas, This proposed <br />legislation affects the basins 'of the Arkansas and White rivers, There <br />is attached to the analysis a -copy of S. 1519. <br /> I® <br />This legislation proposes a policy and provides for a pro- <br />cedure with respect to the. development of rivers having, their head= <br />waters in the arid and semi -arid sections of the West. It is,, there- <br />fore, of great concern to those interested in irrigation development: <br />If you agree with the analysis of the proposed legislation, <br />it is suggested that appropriate steps be taken, through contact <br />with Senators and Congressmen, and otherwise, to oppose the Bill. <br />Any , comments covering this analysis and the advisability of .general <br />opposition will.be gratefully reoeived. <br />Respectfully yours, <br />lifford H. Stone, Director <br />=Colorado Water Conservation Board <br />CHS f JK <br />
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