FPC does not expect power shortages this winter
Washington says there will be no electrical shortages in the 1975-76 winter due to ample generating capacity. Officials urge continued conservation as nuclear plant delays and fossil fuel limits loom, with a peak load near 329,157 MW and 477,919 MW of dependable resources, yielding a 45.2 percent cushion.
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Platte research project reports show writing context impact
The group reports that students taught Written Communications in a world of work context outperformed liberal arts peers on assignments and developed positive attitudes toward work. The study supports keeping Written Communications as a required PTCC course and notes transfer and career programs did equally well.
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Bombs Target Miami FBI Office and Federal Buildings
Four small pipe bombs exploded outside the FBI office and three other federal buildings in Miami within two hours. One bomb was dismantled outside a state employment office with no injuries or major damage reported. A police spokesman noted crude 1 inch pipes in green bags. similar bags appeared outside two post offices. A senior FBI official commented little was known about the incidents.
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Honey Sunday sale boosts county fundraising efforts
Mrs. Gerhard Gross presided over the Colfax County Association for Retarded Citizens meeting at Trinity Lutheran Church in Schuyler. 960 jars of honey were sold or given to the county. Speakers included Colfax County Attorney Larry Karel who urged life and disability insurance and wills for handicapped families. The group next meets January 19 in Leigh. no December meeting.
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Bay Area seeks standard nose to sniff foul air
UPI says Bay Area smog investigators test employees for odor detection with a plan to identify a standard nose. Hyland Brinkely, enforcement director, notes many odors cannot be chemically identified and aims to calibrate noses statistically while weeding out too sensitive or dull noses.
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Portuguese Communists face survival after failed uprising
In Portugal the Communist party endures a severe crisis after the Nov 25 coup attempt collapsed. The party battles blame from both Socialists and far left, with leaders like Mario Soares demanding clear condemnation of the rebels while its main military supporters are jailed and its influence eroded. The upheaval leaves the party politically decimated and struggling to survive.
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