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tronic freedom in today’s world. Our ability to reach out beyond our warehouse walls will be reflected in the expansion of services we provide to the hungry in the 11 counties that we serve.… We are grateful for the support AEP Texas has offered the Food Bank throughout the years. — Executive Director, Food Bank of Corpus Christi —  CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS 

On behalf of the Webb County Head Start program, please accept this letter of appreciation. Your generous contribution brought a priceless amount of joy to the children as they received their gifts. — Director, Webb County Head Start — LAREDO, TEXAS 

## TOWBOAT CREWS DESERVE PRAISE — Editorial, Wheeling (W.Va.) News-Register – Jan. 7, 2005 

Most of the time, towboat crews merely travel up and down the Ohio River, placidly pushing “tows” of barges. But that changed for those on some of the boats Thursday, when they were asked to help stop more than a dozen runaway barges. 

The barges broke loose from American Electric Power’s Cardinal Plant at Bril- liant. Some hung up on the Pike Island Dam – but four passed over it. That prompted authorities to close Ohio River bridges at Wheeling in fear of what 

## PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF OKLAHOMA 

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STUART SOLOMON President and Chief Operating Officer 

Public Service Company of Oklahoma (PSO), organized in 1913, is headquar- tered in Tulsa, Okla., and serves AEP’s Oklahoma customers. 

Principal industries served include natural gas and oil production, oil refining, steel processing, aircraft maintenance, paper manufacturing, timber products, glass, chemicals, cement, plastics, telecommunications and rubber goods. 

PSO has approximately 505,000 customers. 

