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I / __^s Vegas Review-Journal 3 Lake Mead Woter Sifted ot Meet Plans for using the surplus capacity of the Lake Mead-Basic pipe line to augment the water t supply for the Las Vegas area will be discussed next week bv river commission, it was revealed this morning. j . ? 1? stage of the water district plan as recommended bv the engineers calls for construction ^of a 24 inch line from the plant to Las Vegas, and use of excess capacity in the big line .th® This should be sufficient to take care of the growth in this area for at least ten years, the engineers reported. Terms under which the commission and water district ean work together will be discussed at the meeting which is tentatively set for Tuesday,'December 13. ?
