Although exact and detailed information with regard to the disrupt dion of radio and cable communica-on Sunday and yesterday will be available before two or three months pass, it is supposed that the spots on the sun may have caused a fairly large magnetic Storm and that Sthis may have been responsible for the disruption, In a pamphlet, issued by Aurora University in connection. with magnetic storm of March 24, 1980, it is explained that a magnetic storm is always accompanied by troubles
sematinitations by cables or ground with Sslegrabhie or telephone corm-.
These troubles are caused by sycophant currents and their intensity may sometimes stop all trafic, "The pamphlet continues with a statement that the primary cause of ell -these troubles is connected with the activity of the sun. The spots on the sun are bordered by bright eSeruptions, the active parts of the ets, They seem to consist of "WARE,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.