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Coal Conversion Plan Faces Regulatory Hurdles and Delays
President Carter proposes cutting fuel oil use by 50 percent in a decade, but industry leaders push for a new federal regulatory framework and note transportation and finance woes may delay the plan. Utilities analyst Daniel L. Tulis calls for state regulatory action to move coal from the Midwest to the East as low sulfur coal. electric power generation remains a major oil user with No 6 residual oil dominating current fuel use.
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Winston Williams
N.Y. Times News Service
New York
Carter
Daniel L. Tulis
Loeb
Rhoades
Corwsolla J
John A. Fassett
Connecticut
United Illuminating
Fassett
Northeast
Charles Luce
Consolidated Edison
Philadelphia Electric
Environmental Protection Agency
Compen
E.P.A
Pacific Gas and Electric
San Francisco
Boston Edison
San Diego
New England Electric
Public Service Commission
Energy Mobilization Board
Californis
Dry Board
Alabama Electric Power