The massive project of removing the Condit Dam from the white Salmon River in southwest Washington is nearly complete.  The dam was breeched last year and by the end of August the last of the concrete will be removed.  Tom Gaunt with Pacific Power says they want the work finished in time for the fall salmon runs; but rafters above the dam are already seeing fish.  There were 2.5 million cubic yards of sediment behind the Dam and about two-thirds of that has washed down river.