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utilities

n. (plural of utility English)

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Utilities (film)

Utilities is a 1983 film comedy starring Robert Hays and Brooke Adams. It was directed by Harvey Hart.

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L, like public utilities everywhere, faced special problems-a dilemma-in matters of security.

Within the public utilities business, Fraser Fenton, Ino, Paulsen, and others like them represented a cadre of entrenched executives who bad grown up in their jobs during easier times and refused to acknowledge that these were gone forever.

More work had also conic his way as a result of the critical need for a rate increase, now being considered by the Public Utilities Commission.

Public Utilities Commission is considering our application for a rate increase, and will hand down a decision in the next few days?

The ruling of the Public Utilities Commission took priority over all other business.

Directly across the street 148 was the building of the California Public Utilities Commission, which would later conduct its own hearings on Tunipah, in large part repetitious.

Plenty of public utilities would jump at the chance of recruiting someone with his background and experience, as he had learned from job offers before now.

Yet, in a corner of his mind he thought: Glorious raini To a utilities man, rain, sleet or snow meant stored-up hydroelectric power for the dry season ahead.

Coupled with that the other related hearings-before the Public Utilities Commission, Water Quality Resources Board, and Air Resources Board-had not even begun.

A thousand delegates from public utilities and electrical manufacturers are expected to attend.

The petitions were addressed to the Governor, State Senate and House, the Public Utilities Commission .

Covers stealing from public utilities like us and the phone companies, and allows for a fine and a prison term of up to - five- -years.

If it happened, the impact on public utilities producing electricity could be disastrous.

Walter Talbot had been a pioneer in drawing attention to huge financial losses incurred by electric and gas utilities as a result of theft.

Public utilities which produced electricity by burning coal-principally in the central United States-were instructed to transmit as much power as they could spare to the East and West Coasts, which would be hardest hit by the oil embargo, and where massive umemployment was expected because of power-short plants and businesses.