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Show 6g CES2RET U.S. Grants NEWS, Thuredoy, April 17, 1969 Water Plan - A reSANTA IE, N.M. water desagional, multi-stat- e lination program could create another Colorado River Basin, a federal official said hare Wednesday. Dr. James Hnnier, director, Office of Saline Water, Washington, D.C, told the Westasa Institute Resources Wafer meeting at St John's College here that such a water system could solve the requirements of a total region. Such a system, Hunter told to put a man oa the moon, he said. Hunter emphasised that his office hi no program to follow through on such a regionthat many legislaal plan tors feel the office should confine Itself to basic research. However, be said, "basic research Is valuable only when you apply It He urged the Institute to become well acquainted with the possibilities In water development and "then decide what you want Hunter said new water sources can be developed at reasonable cost, which he defined as the cost that can be afforded within the individuals economic structure. ca estimated delegates to (he Institutes first conference, would have the capacity 100 water provide needs for heavy industry, agriculture, light industry and residential consumers at a cost of 10 to 15 cents per thousand gallons, Hunter said. This is comparable to the It would price paid tor natural water he added. now, water program of this nature could rebuild the Colorado River Rashi, the Rio Grande River Basin and cmdd reshape the whole Southwest If you want to do it, Hunter A added. The total Investment would be no more than It Is oosting , , Residential users can afford to pay 40 to 50 cents per thousand gallons at the plant site, he added. At the current level of funding, this goal can be achieved in six to eight years, he said. small Hunter envisioned plants, operated by gas turbines, using distillation to pro- duce tiie water. In lnbnd areas, reverse osmosis and 1 e c processes would be utilized, he said. la major metropolitan areas, the reasonable economic target 1s a cost of 20 to 30 cents per thousand gallons at the plant site, Hunter said, with plants producing 50 to 100 million gallons a day. MOST FEASIBLE Swedish Fzcia! Mist Nuclear plants desalting seawater would be the most feasible, Hunter said, and cited tiie test facility at Chula Vista, Calif., as an example. The federal official said the major methods of obtaining pure water are distillation, reverse osmosis and freezing. He listed the following alter Use the Swedish facial MM and coma face to face with the complexion of your youth. The controlled moist hoot unclogs ports, removes dirt, end makeup. Stimu. kites and wove your skin soft, smooth, and clear. Plugs into AC outlets! comes with o h to position for dry or normal natives to solve the water shortage problem: Move rivers from somewhere else, a "practical soluW e ather modifications, which Hunter said has potential but usually comes in the form of snow and resultant danger of floods from runoff, and which is not productive drought Investment BEING DONE water. "Throwing away slightly used water is something we can no longer afford, he said. Hunter conceded there is a psychological reclaimed proble: i In sewage water, but "nevertheless It 1s being done and at least It can be used tor Irrigation and Industry. Desalination of ocean or brackish water. He said there has been a technical evolution in this field, and there are now about 15 methods, but be aid the three listed eerlier are tiie most Important Use of nuclear power to Such a project would cost about $1 billion, provide a billion gallons of water a day. Re-usi- Irrigate Quake Hits Italy acres 300,000 gm Oasis Cf BEUI1EII FOOD Your Freeway Ford Dsetor said. - - - ' An CASSINO, Italy (AP) needs. The College of Southern earth shod! rippled through Utah, at Cedar City, the Uni- the old Warld War II battle around this dty 75 miles versity of Utah and Utah zcve southeast of Rome today, State University will cooperate in s 375,000 fellowship causing widespread alarm but program and Dixie Junior no casualties. which could be fanned with high return crops 12 months of the year, he said. The complex would have a community population of several hundred thousand, and Its producers would have a value of 3300 million a year, Michel nld. The nuclear plant would produce enough electricity to supply industry which would produce fertilizsf, chemicals and metallurgical goods, he re-usi- e- r ' 'vrp ", "j1 1 - FOURTH FLOOR NOTIONS siW eel wdwi IBX sdd I6e semes Wtb f 7 i ) n ' i ! 1 , ' t . I ' fe ' 1 ' .. t i J - I . f J to- ' r. ? J 1 i i Vl H - . ; i t M . - ' - jmp V s J" ; 5! . I; i t ' . M uf ' f , t ! 1 . ? t . ' Hi-La- nd r I 1 r ij.i tj, Nov. . .New from skin, SAIT IAKI CITY and - The U.S. WASHINGTON Office of Education awarded grants of 3117,600 to four Utah colleges for genual education velopment are entirely feasible and would bring a 15 per cent return on the Initial periods of during long wA reCollege, St. George, ceive 342,600 for teaching feL lowshins. Mws WciMnfton Bwmv Outr desalinate water and produce electricity for industrial agricultural complexes was outlined at on afternoon session. 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