Natural gas choice outlined as shortages bite Illinois
Illinois Power and Central Illinois Public Service outline how residents, industries, and institutions may face interruptions as gas supplies tighten. Interrup tible customers include schools and hospitals. residential heating could be affected last. Waiting lists for firm service remain long, with storage plans and policy changes under ICC review.
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Heating utilities note drop in gas use in homes
Officials from Illinois Power and Central Illinois Public Service Co report a noticeable fall in residential gas consumption due to conservation efforts. IP's C. W. Wells says a four degree thermostat drop could save about 66 000 therms yearly across 300 000 customers, potentially aiding industries. Experts disagree on exact per degree savings and day night temperature strategies.
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Johnson Kanaday
Cross writing instruments showcase refined design
Cross pens and pencils dating back to 1846 are described as finest writing instruments with beauty balance and touch. The article notes standard Cross ballpoint refills fit pens and 234 inch thin leads fit pencils.
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