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<br />Units 4 and 5 have a compliance schedule <br />for 1973 and we are working actively with the <br />compa~y on Just what that installation will be. <br /> <br />The Public Service Company of New Mexico <br />is starting construction on a 345 megawatt unit <br />at their San Juan plant which is in the Four I <br />Corners area. We have been working with them <br />very closely on their electrostatic precipita- <br />tion and their proposal has been tentatively <br />approved. <br /> <br />The Huntington Canyon powerplant of the <br />utah Power and Light Company, construction <br />has started and we are in the final stages of <br />working on a water service contract, which <br />interestingly enough, is a conversion from <br />the consumptive irrigation use to industrial <br />use. <br /> <br />There is still active consideration under <br />way of the Kaiparowits powerplant. <br /> <br />The Jim Bridger plant has three 1500 <br />megawatt units in Wyoming. <br /> <br />The Navajo Powerplant is well under way <br />with most of the preparatory site work accom- <br />plished. We are actively involved in the <br />consideration of designs and plans for both <br />the air and water quality control at the <br />Navajo plant. The coal-haul railroad route <br />has been selected and the Bechtel Corporation <br />has started on a research program fOr 502 <br />removal from stack gasses. So we are becoming <br />quite heavily involved in thermal power and <br />the technology of thermal power development <br />as it relates to quality. It is a very inter- <br />esting and challenging assignment. <br /> <br />under power marketing, to skip over this I <br />and highlight it, all of the previous interest <br />payments have been met. This past year about <br />$5 million was contributed to repayment of <br />investment so this has been a milestone in <br />