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Show Thursday, March 1, 1956 THE F ,'TTI- Watkins, Moley Present Pro, Con Views On Colorado Project in AEA Publication House action on the highly con-- 1 troversial Upper Colorado Reclamation Project is scheduled for late February or early March. Few subjects have generated more controversy than the development of water resources by the federal government. Few issues contain implications of greater significance for the role to be played by the government in society. The Upper Colorado Project has focused sharply conflicting points of view with respect to federal responsibility in the development of water resources. The American Enterprise Association has published The Upper Colorado Reclamation Project" which presents the views of Senator Arthur V. Watkins, a leading protagonist, and of Raymond Moley, a principal antagonist of the Upper Colorado River Project. In favoring the Upper Colorado River Project, Senator Watkins states : The Colorado River Storage Project is necessary to regulate, control and convey the waters of the Upper Colorado River for and to those areas entitled to its use under the terms of the Colorado Eng- fruit farmer, rancher, publisher TIMS WEEK MTS POKK ! of Times and the the Orem-Gcncv- a Utah Valley News and has been counsel to the Provo River Water Users Association since 1933. He g has had a interest in irrigation and reclamation. Mr. Moley has been contributing editor of Newsweek from 1937 to the present time. His career covers the fields of education, public services and journalism. For many years he was professor of public law at Columbia University. ,4.s public servant, among other assignments, he has been assistant secretary of state of the United States. He has written numerous books and articles on political and economic subjects. He has long been interested in the problem of water resource development. As an educational and nonpartisan organization, AEA takes no stand . either for or against any proposed legislation. The association, with the counsel of its advisory board, utilizes the services of competent authorities to explore issues and report findings, but takes no responsibility for their opinions, A copy of this publication is on and may file at The be read by anyone interested. life-lon- Last week the ninth graders of the Helper junior high school kept up their winning streak by beating Price 40 to 39 in a overtime. Going into the last seconds of play, Miera hit for two points and Kelly hit a foul shot to win for Helper. Miera was high man with 15 points. The tenth grade also defeated Price by a 37 to 25 score in the final' game of the season. Higby was high man with 13 points. Thus Helper garnered the counWhen you run into a man with ty junior high school champion ship for the second consecutive real enthusiasm for hard work, he usually is your boss. year. three-minu- te mm In-sul- land. No other comparable river development program has ever been presented to Congress for authorization backed by the detailing en- - Championship Again UIR c V (R-Uta- h) well-planne- d, Helper Junior High Cagers Garner ginoerlng and economic studies and interstate corporation in its plan-nhi- g reflected in this Bill. This project has been under detailed study and investigation for more than 20 years, . . . In opposing the Upper Colorado River Project, Mr. Moley slates: "I shall show . . . that the project, despite the length of time during which it has been discussed, is ill planned in part, and in other parts not planned at all, that it is not that it would involve an excessive, not to say an incredible cost per acre benefited, that the power aspects are with the possible exception of the Glen Canyon dam financially infeasible, that in order to manufacture a case for feasibility the bills embody dubious exercises in bookkeeping, and that the national interest demands that the entire proposal should be reviewed by a genuinely independent and competent board. has Senator Watkins been a member of the U. S. Senate since 1947. IJe has served on the Senate Public Works Committee and is now a member of the Senate Committee on Interior and Affairs. 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