In the Northwest, a Fight to Deepen a Ship Channel
By Sam Howe Verhovek
ASTORIA, Ore., March 27 - Here where the 1,264-mile-long Columbia
River comes to a roaring end and empties into the Pacific Ocean,
all kinds of vessels navigate the difficult passage, which a local
history once aptly described as sometimes "a treacherous
barrier" and sometimes "an open gateway" to the
sea.
At any moment
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