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Response to POWER’s Letter About Compact Provisions
Summary
Letter concerning POWER’s (People Opposing Water Export Raids) “failure” to recognize the following Compact provisions in their letter to the Upper Colorado River Commission. From: Executive Director Wayne E. Clark To: (Upper Gunnison River Water Conservency District) Kathleen C. Klein January 8th 1999
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United States Bureau of ReclamationUpper Gunnison River Water Conservancy DistrictU.S. Supreme CourtUpper Colorado River CommissionPeople Opposing Water Export RaidsInternational Boundary and Water Commission
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