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By Jake Thompson, Omaha World-Herald, Neb.  Mar. 7--WASHINGTON -- The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers won't release extra water into the Missouri River this spring to try to help the ancient pallid sturgeon because water levels in reservoirs upriver are too low.
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By Copyright  2007 Albuquerque Journal BY JOHN FLECK Journal Staff Writer  GALLUP -- Gallup is running out of water.   Nearby parts of the eastern Navajo Nation never had much water to begin with.
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Mill Hollow enthusiasts will not find a spot at a fishing hole or camping site at the north-central Utah reservoir this Memorial Day weekend.  Not only that, they won't find this popular place available for fishing and camping for the next two years.
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Officials in Arkansas and Oklahoma say they are having trouble working on plans to protect the Illinois River watershed because of a pending lawsuit over water quality.
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By Eric Weslander, Journal-World, Lawrence, Kan.  May 29--High water levels cut down on boating this Memorial Day weekend at area lakes, but that doesn't mean the parks were empty.  "It's been pretty typical," Jonathan Carlisle, a park ranger for the U.S.
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By The Kansas City Star, Mo.  Dec. 8--State officials need the public's help to ensure that massive damage from last week's winter storm does not harm marine life or recreation at the Lake of the Ozarks.
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By Chris Woodka, The Pueblo Chieftain, Colo.  Feb. 10--An emergency lease to state agencies by the Pueblo Board of Water Works will keep minimum flows in the Arkansas River through Pueblo and avoid a repeat of conditions that threatened fish in the winter of 2005.
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By Bill Graham, The Kansas City Star, Mo.  Feb. 3--A flowing Missouri River helped make Weston the "Queen City of the Platte Purchase" in the 1850s.   Then the river shifted course in the 1800s.
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By Ron Clayton, The Knoxville News-Sentinel, Tenn.  May 30--RELIANCE, Tenn. -- Dry weather is causing cutbacks in water  release on the Hiwassee River, but TVA officials say they have no plans at  this time to change any water-release schedules on the Ocoee River.
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By Sammy Fretwell, The State, Columbia, S.C.  Sep. 15--Plans for a $37 million bridge project through Congaree National Park suffered another setback when state regulators refused Thursday to issue environmental permits for the work.
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By Yomi S. WrongeMEDIANEWS  The state's second-longest river will be brought back to life after 60 years of being drained dry for Central Valley agriculture, under a settlement filed Wednesday in federal court.
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By Henry Brean  By HENRY BREAN  REVIEW-JOURNAL  What looked like a normal year on the Colorado River took "a hard right turn" in January, as a sudden dry spell took hold in the mountains of eastern Utah and western Colorado, a federal water supply forecaster said Friday.
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By Ray Grass Deseret Morning News  STRAWBERRY RESERVOIR -- The Strawberry River and some of its main tributaries are currently running red and will continue this way for the next month.  The kokanee salmon are spawning. It is their final act in life.
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Stock market shrugs off gasoline-fired rise in U.S. producer prices in May.
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By Amy Burroughs, The Paducah Sun, Ky.  Feb. 10-- -- Divers continued Friday to wait for the current of the Ohio River to slow before attempting to retrieve a tugboat that sank Jan. 19.
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By Yomi S. Wronge, MEDIA NEWS  The state's second-longest river will be brought back to life after 60 years of being drained dry for Central Valley agriculture, under a settlement filed Wednesday in federal court.
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By Barbara Hollingsworth  By Barbara Hollingsworth  THE CAPITAL-JOURNAL  Parched Perry Lake won't lose any more water this season to support barge traffic in the Missouri River downstream.  Kansas officials, including Gov.