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Show Sunday Herald 2 ,so sre!DAI;J?S'. CUP Board Reviews Final Plans For Dec. 14 Vote and parts of Summit and Juab reaches the Colorado River. Last minutes details and -- en Under this project, the water Tuesday's coming counties. ' would be used basically alone special election for the repaySee story and polling t ment contact of the Bonneville Lake-Jua- b Coun- the Utah-Sa- lt One and Utah ProjCentral j places on Page Unit of the Wasatch of the section Front, j ty ect were covered Friday after ftnapron Page Sis. Of the total $324 million, the of directors board noon by uie district is respon-Clyd- e conservancy ConEdward tL, During the meeting rntrQl Utah Water for sible repaying only $130 attorney for the district, servancy District. with the rest coming from the 'lion, of that a canvass Voters of seven Utah counrevenues and other will be conducted Mon-- 1 power votes ties will go to the polls Tues sources. day, Dec. 20,. at 1 p.m. by the, During the meeting the. direc day, Dec. 14, on the question of members of the board of di conheard reports from each of tors the repayment approving rectors. tract, which will set up the If passed, which is expected the committees of the board. means of repaying the $130 mil as no definite opposition has Attorney Needed lion of the construction costs ofj been . registered, the election hich the Bonneville Unit for would then have to be validat-e- d Attorney Clyde also recomconservancy district is responmended that the board begin in district court. sible. While the district is reconsideration of the hiring of a Importance Stressed sponsible for repaying $130 mile Board members stressed the attorney for the dislion, only $85 million must come of the Bonneville trict. He said the work load fol importance ' from actual taxes. Unit to the future of the' state, lowing approval of the contract ? Readiness All in and urged all Qualified voters bv the public would grow to all to indicated Board members go to the polls Tuesday to such a.i extent that he could no cast-the- ir favorable ballots for longer handle it all. for readiness in to be appears the Mr. CIvde would become a project. the election. Judges, voting adthe Benneville Unit consulting attorney for the full- to Briefly, and publics notary places project to de--; time lawyer, when he is apr minister an eligibility oath to is a voters have been arranged velop Utah's share of Colorado pointed. throughout Utah, Salt Lake, River, water by utilizing water Jay Bingham, director of the Uintah, in the Uintah Basinbefore it Utah Water and Power Board, Duchesne, Wasatch, met with the board and spoke briefly about the Central Utah Project and the claims the Central Arizona Project would If the place on the same water contract is not approved Tues- li full-tim- Labor Urges 'Yes' Vote On Dec. 14 fn of America from nine locals in Central and Eastern Utah are presenting a united froSl in urging their members to vote "yes" on Dec. 14 to approve the repayment contract of the Bonneville Unit of the Central Utah Project. ' The locals represent nearly 4500 members, and officers of each have adopted a resolution urging a favorable vote at Tuesday's election. The unions Include: Geneva Production and Maintenance Local 2701; Geneva Clerical and Technical Local 3736; Geneva Keigley Quarry Local 6330; Geneva Pipe Mill Local S236; Local 4265 representing Trojan Powder Company at the mouth of, Spanish Fork Canyon; CUP Election Watkins Urges 'Thumping Victory Steelworkers United fuesdos Local 1654 represent- ing Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe Company; Local 4264 representing United Park City Mining Company; Local 4261 representing American Editor's Note: As a former United States Senator from Utah, Arthur V. Wat-kiwas a leader in the fight for congressional approval of the Central Utah Project a decade ago. Now chief commissioner of the Indian Claims Commission in Washington, Mr. Watkins was invited by the Herald to write his views on Tuesday's election on the Bonneville Unit. His statement authorize the approval of the repayment contract so that construction can really begin. A negative vote will eithe postpone to an unknown future the beginning of work or may JtiU the project outright Either event can happen, but-of, course, such a result it is be- -j lieved, is not likely to occur. follows. ern California interests against the Upper Colorado Storage Project, the people of Utah should know by this time how important it is to the State. They should also realize that in the present situation a mere majority may ' not be good enough. A real thumping victory is needed. This would go a long way to convince - Congress that the people of Utah are united and very much in earnest. In the present state of national and international affairs it will need some very strong reasons to get new funds appropriated, so no time should be lost in getting this project underway. ns My heartiest congratulations to the people ciNhe seven coun- ties for progress thus far made organization and. planning necessary to get Bonneville, the first unit of the Central Utah project off tfie drafting boards and into the construction stage. It has been a long, difficult and important task. However, the efforts of the past will count for naught unless the voters of the seven counties in GilsonKe at Vernal, and Local 4263 representing Zig-l- er Chemical at Roosevelt Recalls Experience proved. One canal company I have a vivid recollection of fought the project to the Su- the experience of the Provo Preme Court of the United defeated by River project Nearly 20 years' .ltaftes b"1, court's decision. lefore that project was ap-Move provea Dy tne water users of Central Utah, a strong move Looking back at those times naa peen made to get the proj- - it is difficult to believe now ect underway.. An attempt that there could have been so was made to establish a water much opposition to such a association to represent pessary "project. Especially the water users of the area and; when one notes the great de-t- o sign the contract to repay velopment that has taken place the cost of construction. But; in Central Utah since the Provo it failed for lack of waterusers River Project, with its extra supply of water, was construct- support Years later, after a Ion? anrlied. But only 120,000 acre feet a very little pow- vigorous contest between the'!0 water "antis" and the "proponents,"! r were involved in that proj' success was finally achieved. ect. .World War II stopped conIt was then found necessary to struction at the half-wa- y mark organize a series of metropoli- but not before the Deer Creek tan water districts so that the reservoir had been completed people in the cities and towns and water stored in it, much of of the area could get water which was used by the Geneva from the project. The organ!., Steel plant during the war. zation of the Salt Lake MetroNow we are confronted with politan Water District was ap- a far large? and much more proved, as I recall, by a scant costly project, one of vast immajority of some 600 votes. portance to the seven counties So we nearly lost that election. concerned in fact to the whole Other smaller district organi- state. zations were also barely ap-Arthur V. Watkins. i Far-Sight- nec-use- rs Thumping Victory' Thfit favorable statement is based on the belief that after the long fight waged by South- j YOUR BIRTHDAY end HOROSCOPE SUNDAY, DICEMBIR II tarn today, you ere original trough to come up wim new loses more nm men most people. And you art practletl nough to want to Mt tuch Idtai put Into action. Ont who becomes Impatltnt with the dreamar, you yourself havt your teat firmly on tht ground and art' auantlally a "doer." BacauM you ballava that fallura only whets ambition and that hardship only makes ona work hardar, by whatyou are teldom discourage, ever III bttallt you. YOUR FORICAST You SAGITTARIUS (Nov. B) eao maka up tor morning or- - afternoon this evening, seek aut disappointment those who can help you. A day CAPRICORN (Dec. M) for suitable Sunday activities. Avoid too much saelallilna II vou would feel at your best tomorrow. Chief AQUARIUS (Jan. It) blectlve tor the day: a ratted mind In a rested body. Let nothing upset you. II social PISCES (Feb. jrMsrch Ml ngagementt are a "must" today, maka them lor the afternoon hours. Use the morning for devotions Is and rest. Avoid tryARIES (Mar. n Apr. JO) ing to keep up with the neighbors In physical activity. Take It eaiyi guard your health. Avoid TAURUS (Apr. ft) having your plana upset by outsiders who have,-- Utile or. no business Interfering, tick to your own concerns. GEMINI Way SI) Keep day. One final item of business saw the board of directors approve the employment of the physical exertion to a minimum In your usual Sunday routine. Morning worship should show you the way. certified public accountant firm This of CANCER (June of Pro-v- o 53) Can-ccan be a day of Inspiration for the to conduct an audit of the attuned to the possibilities ahead. No one Is accounts LEO (July 23) and records of the perfect. Accept your foibles tnd draw-bec- Central Utah Water Conservas both human and normal, and " maka peace with yourself. ancy District. VIRGO (Aug. 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