Indiana utilities seek curtailment authority amid coal stockpiles
At a Public Service Commission hearing in Indianapolis officials from NIPSCO Indianapolis Power & Light SI GECO Indiana & Michigan Electric and Southern Indiana Gas & Electric testified coal stockpiles remain above 40 days, delaying mandatory cutbacks while expecting protections during the United Mine Workers strike. NIPSCO president said despite 65 day supply much power is purchased from others.
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Suiwas
PSI
W.A. George
Robert Ross
Hoosier Energy
Commission
Hoosier Hysteria Scores Across Indiana Matches
Hoosier high school basketball results show Anderson 66, Richmond 64 and other notable scores including Muncie South 49 Madison Heights 45, Highland 70 over Mount Vernon 42, Wabash 62 over Mexandria 60, Pendleton Heights 61 over Wes Del 60, Lapel 77 over Noblesville 61, Wapahani 63 over Daleville 41, Yorktown 65 over Shenandoah 59.
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Hoosier
Anderson
Richmond
Muncie South
Madison Heights
Highland
Mount Vernon
Wabash
Mexandria
Pendleton Heights
Wes del
LAPEL
Noblesville
Wapahani
Daleville
Yorktown
Shenandoah
Coal convoys irk Indiana miners as power cuts loom
Striking miners jeered coal trucks in southwestern Indiana as 600000 homes face weekend power curtailments. Bowen aide William Watt warned optimism over a tentative UMW strike settlement could worsen energy shortages. Coal shipments continued with escorts dropped, 77 trucks delivering over 100 loads amid heavy patrols and rising blackouts fears.
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Bowen
Carter maps plan for mine seizures
The Carter administration drew up a plan for a temporary federal seizure of the nations coal mines amid stalled negotiations during a 74 day coal strike. The option paper listed binding arbitration and invoking the Taft Hartley Act as other routes, with the seizure seen as a very serious option.
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Carter
Ray
Bangor
Maine
Weather outlook and temperatures for the area today and weekend
Today will be sunny and cold with highs in the upper teens to low 20s. Clear and colder tonight with lows from zero to 5. Sunday remains mostly sunny and cold with highs again in the upper teens to low 20s. Anderson's high Friday reached 17 with a low of 2.
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Anderson
Coal shortages drive staged cuts and policy changes in Indiana and Michigan
Indiana and Michigan Electric Co. maintains a 45 day coal supply as voluntary cuts trim use by about 10 percent. Indiana will hit a 40 day level and require residents to cut to 15 percent, businesses 25 percent, and schools 50 percent. Night sports events canceled. Guides division lays off 536 workers. workers from plants 7 and 9 to return Sunday. Delco Remy no layoffs yet. 25 percent mandatory reduction could bring a four day week. Anderson area plans cutbacks. basketball practice ends at 5 pm next week. some schools may vote to work Washington’s Birthday to make up for snow days. Cold lunches planned for February 27. Valley Grove to begin cold lunches Tuesday.
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Hoosier Energy
Public Service Indiana
Watt
Ted Messth
Herald
Indiana and
Michigan Electric Co
I&m
Public Service
Indiana
Anderson Mumicipal
Light and Power
Maris Hall
1&M
Guide Division
Guide
Delco-Remy Division
Ime Company
Anderson
Harold Gallagher
Gallagher
Anderson Federation of Teachers
Washingtons
AFT
LU Gallagher
Anderson High School
Food Service
Valley Grove
The Ends of Power sparks debate as Haldeman book goes on sale
The Ends of Power by H.R.Haldeman hits shelves amid denials and controversy. The 352 page $12.95 volume, rushed out after excerpts leaked, draws brisk sales and sharp Soviet rebuttals. Washington stores report heavy demand. Brentano’s, New York, orders thousands. Officials who shaped Nixon era deny knowledge of Soviet joint attack proposals. readers line up for copies.
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Washington Post
Haldeman
Nixon
United States
Tass
U.S
William Rogers
China
Henry Kissinger
Washington
Jose Gonzalez
District News Co
New York
Brentano's
Fifth Avenue
Proposal adds 2 county courts in Madison County
Indianapolis reports a Senate committee move on a three part package expanding county courts and adjusting school board election rules. A fourth appellate court with statewide jurisdiction would gain three judges, while a measure on patient litigation and a police and firefighters bargaining bill drew debate. The floor actions set second readings for Monday as lawmakers push added court access and governance changes amid tense session clashes.
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Indianapolis
Madison County
Senate Judiciary Committee
House Public
Anderson
Craig B. Campbell
Rouse
Otis Bowen
Cunto
Court of Appeals
Campbell
Fairmount
MacLove
Ralph Ducknall
R-Van Buren
Michael Phillips
D-Boonville
House
Senate
Ways, and Means
Clifford Arnold
Michigan City
Phillips
Darrell Felling
Martin K
Chip” Edwards
Judiciary Committee
Bloomington
Patrick Carroll
Carroll
Scott County
Richard Shank
Elkhart
Robert Garten
Columbus
Ari ‘T. Smith
Thomas J. Teague
Inside Today's Index and Page References
A concise index lists sections from Police blotter on Page 2 to Classified ads on Pages 12 to 15 and Newsmakers on Page 16, outlining where to find Church services Editorials Obituaries Comics Stock markets Sports highlights and Scoreboard information across pages 3 through 11.
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Ken Pets
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Harry S. Truman
Carter Administration
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Taft-Hartley
Congress
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Labor Depart
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Bituminous Coal Operators Association
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Jess Joseph
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