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Newport Coast Planned Community, Phase IV collection
The collection consists of reports and documents related to the proposed development (approved by the California Coastal Commission) of 1,062 acres extending from the inland side of the Pacific Coast Highway fronted by Crystal Cove State Park to the ridge of the San Joaquin Hills, and falling within the Muddy Canyon/Los Trancos watersheds.
Collection of Newspaper Articles on California Water Issues
The collection consists of handwritten transcipts of newspaper articles on California water related issues published in the late 1800s.
Nichols family collection on the Palace of Westminster
Joaquín Nin-Culmell and José Joaquín Nin y Castellanos family papers
Andrae B. Nordskog papers
The collection consists of correspondence, notes, news clippings, etc., related to Nordskog's water interests. Includes materials related to "water frauds" in the Owens Valley (including notes and an outline for his unpublished manuscript on the Owens Valley controversy), the Los Angeles Aqueduct, Boulder Dam, San Gabriel Dam, sea water conversion, California water problems, the Feather River Project, Metropolitan Water District of Southern California,the Colorado River, etc.
Alfred M. North diaries
Earl R. Oatman papers
Morrough P. O'Brien papers
The collection consists of correspondence, reports, and documents, concerning sedimentation, flow of water in channels, rivers, flood control, waves and surge, beach erosion, dams and related projects, pipes, hydraulic models, and pumps.
William J. O'Connell papers
The collection consists of correspondence, news clippings, memoranda, office files, legal documents, drafts of legislation, and transcripts of hearings. Principal topics include area planning, flood control and drainage, garbage and refuse collection and disposal, sewerage and industrial wastes, water quality management, water resources development (both state and federal), and water supply and distribution.
June O'Connor papers
The June O'Connor papers consist of correspondence, press clippings, fliers, newsletters, programs, typescripts, and documents. The collection outlines Dr. O'Connor's career as an educator of religious studies at the University of California, Riverside (UCR) from 1973 through 2007, in addition to personal accomplishments preceding her arrival in Riverside, California. Her active participation in the academic field of religious studies and religious organizations is also documented.