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October 15, 1995		Vol. 133, No. 19

ARTICLES
	Mortgaging Your Conservation: A Way Out for Stranded Investment?Andrea L. Kelly and Donald E. Gaines By Commentary: Making Restructuring ProfitableRalph Cavanagh By Utility Finance After the TransitionJames T. Doudiet, John Higley, and Patricia Eckert By Mandatory Wheeling: Is the FERC Overstepping its Bounds?Donald B. Craven and Anthony F. Shelley By Electric Restructuring: NOt by FERC AloneVito Stagliano By Can the FERC Overcome Special Interest Politics?Jim Rossi By Improving Competitive Position with Natural Gas Storage By John H. Herbert
DEPARTMENTS
Frontlines
	Steel in the Ground By Bruce W. Radford
People
Mailbag
Headlines
	Utilities to Pool Power, Resources By Lori A. Burkhart
	Minnesota Coalition Joins Debate By Lori A. Burkhart
	TEP's Holding Co. Status on Hold By Lori A. Burkhart
	Southwestern Merger: A New Breed By Lori A. Burkhart
	S&P: Municipal Tactics as Effective as Mergers By Lori A. Burkhart
	Central Illinois Proposes Direct-access Pilots By Lori A. Burkhart
Perspective
	A Quiz for Utility Directors By J. Michael Parish
Inside Washington
	GAO Reports, TVA Retorts By Lori A. Burkhart
	GRI: Low Energy Prices Are Coming By Lori A. Burkhart
	Otter Tail Pursues WAPA By Lori A. Burkhart
	Columbia Gas Seeks Market Rates By Lori A. Burkhart
Financial News
	Equity and the Small-Stock Effect By Michael Annin
Courts & Commissions
	Electric Restructing and the California "MOU"Alex Henney By Phillip S. Cross
	Maryland Opts for "Measured" Restructuring By Phillip S. Cross
	Iowa Issues Gas Price-hedging Guidelines By Phillip S. Cross
	Colorado Opens LEC Market By Phillip S. Cross
	Federal Appeals Court Upholds EWG Safe Harbor Regs By Phillip S. Cross

 

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