of way can be obtained, do so and may require the
customer to pay in advance an amount sufficient to
reimburse KEA for a part or all costs including over
head. In the event that conditions not defined herein
occur, then the principles and policies as outlined
herein and in the Extension Policy shall be applied.
36. METER POLE: Meter poles will , in general, be fur
nished for rural unplatted customers, where more
than one structure is to be supplied from one single
meter. KEA owned facilities will terminate at the
pole.
37. CANCELLATION OF CONTRACT BY CUSTOMER:
If a customer who had entered into a long term con
tract for service desires to discontinue such service he
may:
1. Continue to pay the minimum charge specified
in the contract until its expiration, or
2. Pay to KEA at the time of cancellation a portion
of the “up and down” charge of the special fa
cilities installed to serve him (as defined under
“temporary Service”), such portion being as the
remaining years in the contract are to the total
contract period. (For instance, if three years re
main in a seven year contract, the customer
would pay three-sevenths of the “up and down”
cost of the special facilities).
38. CURTAILMENT: Should a serious power shortage
develop and should it become mandatory that KEA
place into effect a curtailment program, then in this
event KEA reserves the right to limit the use of elec
trical energy during such hours as may become neces
sary.
39. TRAILER COURTS: KEA will render individual serv
ice to trailers at residential rates, under the following .
conditions: j
1. A contract must be signed before his section of
the Service Policy is effective.
2. The trailer court will furnish and install a wiring
system, connecting the point of delivery with each
trailer, including protective devices for each
trailer position. Such a wiring system shall be of
adequate capacity to maintain standard voltage
to each trailer.
3. The trailer court owner will furnish a satisfactory
deposit or other guarantee, and assume respon
sibility for the bills of all trailers in the court.
4. KEA will install a service, delivering energy to a
central point on the owner’s wiring.
5. Electric service to the trailer court’s joint tenant
use facilities must be separately metered and will
be served at the commercial rate and any hot
■i water space heating rate.
4<* SEPARATE METER FOR EACH CLASS OF SERV
ICE: When the customer desires to use electricity for
purposes classified under different rates, separate
. meters must be installed to measure the current sup
plied at each rate, and the electricity registered by
each meter will be charged for at prices specified in
the rate schedule.
41. EXTENSION POLICY: In general KEA will extend
its lines in rural areas to permanent customers located
on public roads where not less than three (3) cus
tomers per mile are available. Permanent customers
desiring service at locations remote from existing
public roads or power lines may obtain such service
by guaranteeing an annual revenue equal to 70% of
the estimated cost of the extension. The estimated
cost of the extension shall include the cost of all ma
terial, except transformers and metering equipment,
all cost of labor, transportation, and overheads cus
tomarily charged against construction work. Exten
sions under this policy will be made on the basis of a
guaranteed annual payment for seven (7) consecutive
years from the date service is first established. Exten
sion from another extension having guaranteed reve
nue customers shall be combined when to the mutual
advantage of the original customers and shall be ad
justed accordingly.
42. ROOMING AND BOARDING HOUSES: Rooming and
Boarding houses shall be served at the commercial
rate. A boarding house is defined as one which serves
more than three guests, or one which advertises as a
boarding house, or is a licensed place of business.
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43. POWER POLES: Power poles belonging to KEA will
not be used for any purpose other than electric or
telephone service.
44. SERVICE ON PUBLIC DOMAIN: KEA reserves the
right to refuse service to applicants or consumers who
are unable to furnish adequate proof of their legal
right to occupy the land or premises, or satisfactory
evidence of their legal interest in or title to said land
or premises, for which service is requested.
ALL ABOUT BABIES...
A Public Service of the
National Baby Care Council
HEART MURMURS OFTEN
NORMAL—
By Madison S. Spach, M. D.
Department of Pediatrics
Duke University
School of Medicine
Heart murmurs are extremely
common in perfectly normal chil
dren. At least three out of ten nor
mal children have a heart murmur
at some time during childhood.
These completely innocent heart
murmurs occurring in normal chil
dren are referred to as “functional
murmurs.”
By definition a heart murmur
means that the doctor can hear
noises other than the usual heart
sounds when he listens to the
child’s chest. It is by listening with
a stethescope and by a few simple
tests that the physician can usually
tell the difference between inno
cent murmurs and those that result
from actual abnormalities.
There are generally two groups
of heart disease in children. The
most common type, congenital
heart disease, is the result of faulty
development of the heart before
birth. The next most common heart
affliction in children is rheumatic
heart disease.
Although many forms of congeni
tal heart disease and rheumatic
heart conditions can be quite ser
ious, there may be children with
either type of heart condition of a
mild nature which allows the child
to lead a normal life.
In congenital or inborn heart
disease, if the condition is severe
enough to cause ill health, usually
surgery can be performed to re
turn the heart to normal. Such op
erations most commonly are aimed
at closing abnormal openings be
tween the various heart chambers.
Many people have actually viewed
such procedures on television.
There are other children who
have heart murmurs from mild
heart abnormalities, yet the heart
function remains completely nor
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mal. These children require perio
dic medical check-ups but may
never require correction of their
defect as long as the heart func
tion stays normal.
When a child has rheumatic
fever, the main danger is that the
heart may be involved with result
ant damage to the valves of the
heart as well as to the heart muscle
itself. Many children will recover
from an attack without the heart
being damaged.
For reasons yet unknown com
pletely, the onset of rheumatic
fever is related to infections caused
by a germ called the streptococcus.
By treating streptococcal sore
throats with penicillin attacks of
rheumatic fever can be prevented.
Also, once an attack has occurred,
the daily administration of small
doses of penicillin can prevent
further recurrences.
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