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To: TimF who wrote (18610)	7/19/2001 9:28:37 AM
From: Lane3	Read Replies (2) of 82486

You would expect to see stories about "Hurricane turns and misses city Here's a hurricane-misses-city story for you. July 19, 2001 California's New Problem: Sudden Surplus of Energy By JAMES STERNGOLD LOS ANGELES, July 18 — After months of warnings about power shortages and forced blackouts, an unusually cool July and surprisingly effective conservation efforts have put California in a stunning position: it has so much electricity on its hands that it is selling its surplus into a glutted market. nytimes.com

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