31.   Instead, they promised to ensure an adequate supply of bread, to freeze heating costs and possibly the exchange rate of the currency.

32.   Lott also took a shot at President Clinton, blaming him by implication for rising heating costs this winter.

33.   Most states have eased eligibility requirements this winter because of the jump in heating costs.

34.   Nevertheless, the EIA predicted heating costs will be substantially higher this winter than last.

35.   Socialists also offered to cap heating costs and possibly freeze the currency, the lev.

36.   That means farmers could cut their heating costs by more than two-thirds by heating with corn.

37.   The Energy Department predicts heating costs will be a third higher this year than last.

38.   The price drops are good news for consumers and, barring any unforeseen developments, analysts predict a winter of lower heating costs and plenty of fuel.

39.   The restoration of electricity to the most densely populated areas of Kabul has been a buffer against costly heating costs from alternative fuels such as wood and diesel.