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Such printing is not to be construed as written or implied sponsorship, endorsement or investigation of such commercial enterprises. The Daily Titan allocates one issue to each student for free.. Copyright 2006 Daily Titan www.dailytitan.Com NEWS Week of July 19-Aug. 2, 2006 3 Thousands Lose Power in the Heat LOS ANGELES (AP) – About the high power demand caused many crease in power usage in the city, not 26,000 people across the city were in newly installed transformers to fail. because we’re building new homes, the dark Tuesday as record energy de- One reason is the transformers were but because people are using more mand and high temperatures strained not built to handle the high demand electricity,” Tucker said. She noted power grids and caused hundreds of resulting from consecutive days of that newer technology, including plas- transformers to explode, authorities triple-digit temperatures. ma and LCD televisions, require more said. “We have enough power to meet the electricity. Nearly 500 people, including some demand, it’s the equipment that can’t The state’s power consumption in the San Fernando Valley, faced handle it,” Tucker said. peaked Tuesday afternoon at 49,762 their third day without electricity, said The heat during the night was anoth- megawatts, shy of the record 50,270 Carol Tucker, a spokeswoman for the er reason so many transformers failed. megawatts set on Monday, state offi- city’s Department of Water and Power. People cranked their air conditioners cials said. Meanwhile, about 5,500 DWP cus- all night, giving the taxed systems less Power officials renewed calls for tomers were without power for up to time to rest before sunrise. consumers to keep air conditioners two days. After they fix the burned-out trans- and other energy grabbers idle. The utility serves 1.4 million cus- formers, Tucker said, DWP engineers Conservation, they said, was criti- tomers. will assess power use in the blacked- cal to relieving strain on energy grids While crews scrambled to fix hun- out neighborhoods to determine already surging with 40 percent more dreds of broken transformers, Tucker whether to install larger transformers. electricity than during the state’s 2001 Courtesy of www.arttoday.com said they were challenged because “There has been an ongoing in- energy crisis. Egyptians Partied Hard, Too Evidence shows Egyptians with the drug lotus to quicken the in- Israeli Bomb Destroys U.N. Post ducement, much like today’s teenagers tentionally targeted. very disturbing incident and demand were not resistant to sex, mixing OxyContin with a few shots of BY HUSSEIN DAKROUB Associated Press Rescue workers were trying to clear that any further attack on U.N. posi- drugs or rock ‘n’ roll Jagermeister. The only difference is the rubble, but Israeli firing “contin- tions and personnel must stop,” Annan that the god seen during hallucinations BEIRUT, Lebanon – An Israeli ued even during the rescue operation,” said in the statement. BY YVOnne VILLARREAL today rewards users with a splitting For the Summer Titan bomb destroyed a U.N. observer post Struger said. Gillerman called the assertions headache and continuous vomiting. on the border in southern Lebanon “I am shocked and deeply distressed “premature and erroneous.” The participants would gather in New evidence uncovered in the land yesterday, killing three observers and by the apparently deliberate targeting He said Israel would investigate the front of the temple’s court at dusk and of the pyramids has shown that the re- leaving another feared dead, officials by Israeli Defense Forces of a U.N. bombing. “We do not have yet infor- begin to drink. As the evening wore on, lationship between sex, drugs and rock said. U.N. chief Kofi Annan said Israel Observer post in southern Lebanon,” mation what caused this death: it could music was played and people passed ‘n’ roll – or at least music – was not the appeared to have struck the site delib- Annan said in a statement. be the [Israeli Military], it could be out in the courtyard. In the morning product of big hair bands of the ‘80s erately. Annan said in his statement that the Hezbollah,” he said. musicians entered the courtyard and or single-handedly connected to Gene The bomb made a direct hit on the post had been there for a long time In the meantime, the envoy assured heavily beat their drums to wake ev- Simmons. building and shelter of the observer and was marked clearly, and was hit that, “Israel remains committed to pro- eryone up.