Natural Gas Emergency Seizes Cincinnati Area
Bitter cold triggers state of emergency declared January 23 by Governor Rhodes. Ohioans urged to conserve as CG&E supplier cuts daily gas by 18 percent on January 26 with possible further curtailments if cold persists, risking school closings and job losses.
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Gas curtailment plan expands for large non residential customers
CG&E reports curtailments affecting 406 largest non residential customers starting January 1 1977 with 30 percent cuts based on 1972 usage. An additional 21 000 smaller customers urged to reduce 30 percent. Company seeks authority to curb 16 000 more non domestic customers while urging wise energy use amid severe cold. Recommendations include lowering thermostats and efficiency tips for homes and businesses.
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