TF03      730010005P126First Revised Sheet No. 73
TF04                Original Sheet No. 73 
TF05Edward C. McMurtrie, Vice President/General Manager
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                       GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
                                 (Continued)


4.  OPERATING PROCEDURES (Continued)

    4.6.  Interruptions or Curtailment of Service: (Continued)

              (5) In the event that the procedures under subsections (1)
                  through (4) above are either unavailable or insufficient,
                  Paiute will utilize LNG inventory to forestall any High
                  Priority curtailment. In this event, the Firm Shipper(s)
                  receiving this emergency service shall return equivalent
                  quantities of gas to the LNG inventory and/or to the
                  Shipper(s) whose inventory was utilized as soon as
                  practicable after the conclusion of the Catastrophic 
                  Supply Failure. The method of returning such quantities
                  shall be determined by Paiute and the other Shipper(s)
                  involved.

              (6) In the event service to High Priority customers is still
                  in jeopardy, then curtailment will be invoked on the 
                  Paiute system.

                  a.  Firm Shippers will be required to provide demand by
                      end use priority to Paiute for the specific day in
                      question.

                  b.  Requests for voluntary curtailment will be made to
                      Low Priority customers. Low Priority customers will-
                      ing to be curtailed first will negotiate the compen-
                      sation to be paid by the Firm Shippers receiving the
                      diverted gas supplies. If voluntary curtailment is 
                      not sufficient to satisfy supply needs, then the
                      curtailment order will proceed.

                  c.  Capacity and supply used to satisfy Low Priority
                      loads will be curtailed and the supplies diverted
                      to the affected Firm Shipper(s).

                  d.  Curtailment will continue until:

                      1.  All Low Priority loads are curtailed; or

                      2.  The volume required to forestall High Priority
                          curtailment is diverted.