Blackouts Likely Again As Power Shortages Loom
Industry sources warn repeated blackouts may recur as labor, equipment suppliers, conservationists, and utilities fault gen eral Electric and Westinghouse for failing to meet peak demand. If accepted, the trend signals voluntary rationing and risk of major outages across the United States, with the Pennsylvania New Jersey Maryland Delaware region already seeing supply shortfalls amid rising industrial use.
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General Electric
Westinghouse
United States
Pennsylvania - New Jersey
Maryland
Delaware
Power Problems Prompted by Shortages and Delays
The article discusses power shortages across regions including East Texas, Idaho, Utah, Montana, the Pacific Northwest, and St. Louis due to high demand and equipment delays. It notes failed supply forecasts, strike-prone suppliers, and delays in two large plants, with officials blaming skilled labor shortages and logistical issues while forecasting continued strain on the grid.
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Idaho
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Montana
Pacific Northwest
St. Louis
Federal Power Commission
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Pesgile ‘Stich Py
Liry
Philadelphia’ Eiectricls
Aden Oil Tank Ripped Open In Bomb Blast
In Aden a large oil storage tank was torn open by a plastic bomb placed by a terrorist. British authorities reported two nearby tanks damaged by explosive charges as oil spilled but did not ignite or explode. incident noted amid stock market updates and other UPI and AP wire items.
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Urey
Doc Lebarsteil
American Exchange
Aden
St. Marys University Tests $2 Million Gas Engine Plant
St Marys University first runs a $2 million plant using natural gas engines to power heating and refrigeration. When fully online it will heat and cool all campus buildings with a central control system adjusting temperature precisely. The plant should cut heating costs by about 20 percent versus the lowest electric rate, plant director Rexel Purvis says, with winter heat reuse possible.
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St. Mary’s University
Conrel
Rexel Purvis
Venezuela Arrests 19 Terrorists in Caracas Raid
In Caracas the political police announced the arrest of 19 terrorists described as leaders of two Communist factions. Police chief Nelson Lehner said arms and ammunition were seized during the operation.
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Caracas
UPI
Nelson Lehnand
New York Stocks Mixed As Tech and Auto Shares Move
UPI reported a choppy trading session with mixed results across sectors. Leaders included Honeywell up about 2 1 percent and several electronics firms rising on volume, while central indices showed slight declines and some automakers slipped.
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UPI
Jon
Steels Cerise
Moet Rhea
Raylhein
Corp
Cage & North Western
Rand
Texas Instruments
Kenney Ford
Chrysler
American Cott
Tral Motors
Diet and health link urged in major study plan
A national committee at the AMA convention urged a multiyear, 100000 man study to test if low fat diet helps prevent heart disease. The project would cost about 3.5 million, involve cities nationwide, and aim to yield 68000 final subjects for analysis. Critics fear publicity around low fat diets may skew results.
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Keresl
Atlantic City
Baker
National Heart Institute
U.S. Public Health Service For
Communicable Disease Center
Atlanta
Benjamin M. Baker
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Baltimore
Eigstman Committee
Study links fats to arteriosclerosis and heart risk
Dr Baker and Dr Andrus report a two year study on dietary fats and cholesterol. They note the results show potential for foods modifying fat intake to lower blood cholesterol, but state the study does not prove diets prevent heart disease. Volunteers remained highly motivated and fat-modified foods proved palatable.
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Hopkins
E. Cowles Andrus
United States
America
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Harvard University School of Public Health
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University of Minnesota School of Public, Health
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Highland
Alameda
Loakland
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Candy Sales Bogus Fraud Report Hits Boysville Exec
Boysville officials say a bogus candy drive is circulating claims to be run by Boysville. Conley Lovelace notes no authorized solicitations, while residents report suspicious calls and door-to-door attempts. Police and the Better Business Bureau have been alerted.
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Boysville
Lovelace
Andlé
Better Business Bureau
Conley Lovelace
United Network Files Bankruptcy Petition in Federal Court
New York AP report says the United Network files for bankruptcy seeking to pay creditors while continuing operations. The petition lists assets at 132410 and liabilities including debts to suppliers.
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NEW York
United Network
Fourth National Television Network
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