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31569
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Alton P. Wall served thirty-eight years as executive vice president and general manager of the three corporations comprising the statewide North Carolina Electric Membership Corporation organization. This article is a tribute to Wall’s leadership in the electric industry, and discusses the progression of power, spanning from a Delco kerosene generator to nuclear power plants.
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31733
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North Carolina’s electric cooperatives have asked Congress to appropriate Rural Electrification Administration loan funds to provide increased service to pace rural development. As of mid-April, power reserves in the Carolinas-Virginia area were dangerously low. This article discusses the power crisis in North Carolina and potential solutions to the problem.
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32012
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At the 29th annual meeting of the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association, rural electric leaders, including representatives of North Carolina’s electric membership, considered the dimensions of the energy crisis. This article discusses how North Carolina plans to find solutions in obtaining an adequate supply of dependable, economical electric power.
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14309
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This article focuses on a large-scale, multi-million dollar power plant that was built in Leaksville. The project was worthy of attention because of the scale and cost. It was a $15,000,000 investment.
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