Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 93, No. 262, Ed. 2 Thursday, December 23, 1982 Page: 4 of 13
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blast, quoted authorities as saying a woman phoned in the Northern Califor-
Sydney police headquarters after the blast and said nia power line was com-
the PLO had planted the bomb plicated because “it ap-
A PLO spokesman here denied responsibility for pears that almost simul-
the initial bombing. taneously, our
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Wehdday’s high: 11 at Klngaville, Texas.
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coincidences." avoided mostly because
He said the Los Ange- of lessons learned in
les municipal utility lost that outage, in which the
about 350,000 custom- overloaded system was
ers, but was able to find unable to prevent a com-
enough additional sourc- plete shutdown.
es to restore virtually The western grid, like
the entire system in a most others now, auto-
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A near-total blackout in balance with avail-
throughout the region, able power by load-shed-
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SIDNEY, Australia (AP) - A bomb wrecked the "shed" many customers
Israeli Consulate offices in Sydney today, injuring to keep the whole system
t wo people, and two explosions about five hours later from failing.
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In a third incident, police evacuated guests from initial failure,.a.chain
the Cosmopolitan Motor Inn, in Sydney's predomi- reaction of shutdowns
nantly Jewish Double Bay district, after a telephone spread to Southern Call-
bomb threat was received. Police searched the mo- fornia, then east 10 •e
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one was found. The whole Pacific In-
The first bomb tore through solid concrete walls tertie, a complex system
at the consulate on the seventh floor of a downtown that carries electricity
Sydney highrise, police and witnesses said. throughout much of the
Police said two explosions st the Hakoah Club, West, was in danger of
damaged several cars in the underground garage, being overloaded, said
Dr Moshe Liba, the Israeli consul general, said Norman Nichols, chief
police told him the Palestine Liberation Organiza- engineer for the Los An-
tion claimed responsibility for the consulate bomb- geles Department of Wa-
ing, which damaged three floors of the prestigious ter and Power.
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a fuD-fledged blackout, gan when ousts sccom- euits said nrueu been determined Asen
sayigjllity officials panying a blustery Pa- When the power he downed lini he Mid
"The major problem cific storm howled dropped, automatic safe- ..... nr supposed to in
we experienced was the through the Altamont ty devices shut down the theorv n0 Our previous
winds," said Pacific Gas Pass and toppled a pow- Rancho Seco Nuclear theory, ourcputsoin
an Electric Co. spokes- er stanchion north of Power plant near Sacra- history of blackpus—
man Greg Pruett after Tracy in the northern mento. Two of the seven
units at the company's
oil-fired plant at Moss
Landing also cut them-
selves off from the pow-
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Standard, Jim. Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 93, No. 262, Ed. 2 Thursday, December 23, 1982, newspaper, December 23, 1982; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1848739/m1/4/: accessed August 15, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.