Electricity Demand Hits All Time High on December 20
J P Foster of Illinois Power Co reports a December 10 peak of 615000 kilowatts between 6 and 6 PM due to holiday demand. Winter weather, extended shopping hours, and Christmas lighting drove the record though milder temps kept heating use down. The company’s current capacity exceeds 809000 kilowatts and a new 225000 kilowatt unit slated for 1959 will push output beyond a million kilowatts.
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SIU Seeks 12 New Buildings to Alleviate Overcrowding
SIU plans to ask the Illinois General Assembly for 39.3 million dollars in 1957 59 for 12 new campus buildings and renovations. The request aims to cope with enrollment growth to about 9000 by 1960, replace army surplus barracks, and expand floor space while continuing renovations of existing structures. SIU President D W Morris says the effort should keep higher education competitive regionally.
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Publisher's Notice for The Patoka Register
The Patoka Register announces its weekly edition from Patoka Illinois with second class matter status since November 2 1907 at the Patoka post office under the 1879 act. Subscription rates are 1.50 dollars yearly in advance within Marion County and 2.00 dollars yearly in advance outside the county.
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