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IS THE NORTHWEST
FACING AN ELECTRICITY
SHORTAGE?
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You sure wouldn’t think so with all the
rain we’ve had this past winter. But
the facts say differently. This region
will be on the edge of an electric power
crisis the next five to six years. It al
depends on whether we get a normal
amount of yearly rainfall during that
period.
How co m e w e re in a fix? Con
struction schedules of coal and nuclear
powered steam-electric plants...in
this region...have been delayed. As a
result, projected electricity demand
will exceed supply... if we have a bad
year for rain. If that happens, power
will be curtailed... involuntarily. And a
lot of lights will go out.
What is being done? New power
plants are either in construction or just
coming off the drawing boards. And
if the construction is kept on track...
by 1982-1983 the prospect of deficien
cies will have eased. If n ot...th e prob
lem could be even worse. The only
thing standing between lights, on and
lights o ff-fo r the next few y e a r s - is
enough rain, and a serious region
wide effort to conserve energy and use
it wisely. Needless to say...you’ll be
hearing a lot more about this problem
in the months ahead.
ANANSWER
BLOWING IN THE WIND?
You're looking at the Northwest's Power Problem
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H ow much power can be produced in a bad water year.
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The Energy Research and Develop
ment Administration (ERDA) is
looking for places in the U.S. to
build four giant experimental wind-
powered electric generators.
Pacific hos put in its bid by of
fering ERDA o site near Cosper,
Wyoming.
The proposed generator is huge
. . . about 15 stories high, with o
blode about 150-200' long.
If selected. Pacific will help ERDA
research wind power by providing
o site and technical assistance. The
proposed wind machine would
supply enough energy for about
20-25 overage homes...when the
wind blows.
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Pacific’s custom ers used more e le c
tricity on an annual basis last year
than the last seven years. Residential
use was up 7.2% ...com m ercial, 9%
...industrial went down 1.2%. But
so far this year, with the upswing in
the econom y, industrial use is up
15% over a year ago this time.
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Pacific Northwest Bell has
put together a handv hook
let that tell» you exactly whnt
to do before you move to a
new location
Colorfiil pictu'e» »how you
the choices you have in wall
phone», dealt phone» and the
Touch-Tone" service
Must
reading
for
movers.
Phone color» are clearly d e
ployed »o you can mix and
match them with your decor
There'» a section on special
»ervice» and equipment, in
cluding jack». long cord», am
plifiers. etc
The booklet is loaded with
helpful ideas on how to get
the right equipment in your
home and save money on in
stallation To get hold of one,
just call your Busines» Office
Pacific Northwest Bell
A one-mile nature trail developed
by PP&L along the Link River at
Klamath Falls has been designated
as a Recreation Trail in the National
Trails System. Interior Secretary
Thomas Kleppe notified the Com
pany of the selection in April. The
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Why? Worry about supplies of
natural gas and fuel oil may have
m ore people switching to electricity
for their power needs. One thing it
m eans for sure. C onservation of
electricity...and all energies is more
important now than ever before.
trail..-a favorite for naturalists...
is located within the city limits of
Klamath Falls. PI’&L has two small
power plants on the river.
Kids w ith their high flyers and ranchers and
farmers with their long alum inum irrigation
pipe can get into trouble fast i f contact is
made w ith power lines.
To help prevent accidents Pacific has free
safety posters to remind kite flyers to watch
o u t...a n d free safety reminder stickers fo r
irrigation pipe. Get yo u rs...a t any local
P P & L office.
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PACIFIC POWER