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THE NAVAJO TIMES November 7, 1963
Page 17
Glen Canyon
Chief Named
The appointment of Vaud E.
Larson as Chief of the new Glen
Canyon Field Division was an
nounced at Salt Lake City by F. M.
Clinton. Regional Dit ector. Region
4, llureau of Reclamation. ‘‘With
the construction of Glen Canyon
Dam nearing completion and the
installation of generating units in
the powerhouse going ahead ra
pidly. Mr. Larson’s appointment
to head the organization to operate
and maintain Glen Cany on Dam and
Powerplant is now necessary and
timely,” Regional Director Clin
ton said.
L. F. Wylie, Project Construc
tion Engineer for Glen Canyon
Dam, will continue in charge of all
construction activities involved in
completing Glen Canyon Dam and
Powerplant. Mr. Larson will head
the newly establish'd operations
organization which will gradually
take over as construction is com
pleted. As Chief of the ne w Glen
Canyon FieW Division, Mr. Larson
will be responsible to the Project
Manager at theCRSP Power Oper
ations office now under construc
tion at Montrose, Colorado, which
will be the central dispatching
and operations center for the five
state CRSP Interconnected Tran
smission System.
Mr. Larson will also handle
the management ot the City of
Page, Arizona, located at Glen
Canyon Darn. The tiureau of Rec
lamation now administers the city
government of Page, a community
largely built by the Federal Gov
ernment for housing of workers
and others involved in construction
of Glen Canyon Dam. The Federal
Government intends to transform
Page, Arizona, from a govern
ment-operated town to a city in
corporated under the laws of the
State of Arizona at the earliest
appropriate time.
“With 33 years of broad plan
ning and construction experience
as a career employee of the Bu
reau of Reclamation, Mr. Larson
is a fine selection to head the Glen
Canyon Field Division.” Regional
Director Clinton said. Mr. Clinton
further noted that Mr. Larson was
Assistant Regional Director for
the Bureau of Reclamation’s Re
gion 3 office in Boulder City.
Nevada, during the time when
that Government community near
Hoover Dam was transferred to
the status of a private municipality
under Nevada state laws. In ad
dition Mr. Larson has been Assis
tant Project Construction Engi
neer for Glen Canyon Dam and is
therefore quite familiar with all
features of the dam and power
plant which he will be operating.
Mr. Larson, a native of Utah,
graduated from Utah State Univer
sity in 1930 as a Civil Engineer.
His first job was as a Junior
Engineer on the Bureau of Recla
mation’s Minidoka Project in
souther Idaho. Asa planning en
gineer at the Bureau of Reclama
tion office in Phoenix. Arizona,
Mr. made some of the
early engineering surveys that
lead to the selection of the site for
Glen Canyon Dam.
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