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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1975

Page

11

Nuclear shutdown hearings open on reactor safety gaps

Sen. Abraham Ribicoff opens hearings as 23 nuclear plants face forced shutdowns after cracks found in the Emergency Core Cooling System pipe in an Illinois reactor. He questions safety data and asks how long outages will last and what cost in lost power and higher bills.

Washington Abraham Ribicoff D-Conn William Anders New Nuclear Regulatory Commission Illinois Ribicoff Joint Committee On Atomic Energy Senate Government Operations Committee Congress John Pastore D-R.i Anders Ribbot

Utilities CEOs warn fuel clause key to avoid power cuts

North Carolina power company heads led by Duke Power’s Carl Horn and CP&L’s Shearon Harris told a legislative committee that without the fuel adjustment clause they faced bankruptcy or mass rationing in 1974. They cited $153 million and $72 million collected, respectively, and urged rate stability to fund expansion. Harris and Horn opposed a 25 percent cut for residential customers, while CP&L cut salaries to shore up finances.

Raleigh, N.C North Carolina Duke Power Co Carl Horn Carolina Power and Light Co Shearon Harris Virginia Electric and Power Co Justin Moore Joint Senate House Committee On Public Utilities and Energy Horn Duke Harris State Utilities Commission Cp&l Wesley Webster D Madison Senate Utilities Commission

Goodstein and Ravenel Vie For South Carolina Senate Seat

In Charleston, Arnold Goodstein will run against Arthur Ravenel in the April 8 general to fill the Senate seat vacated by Gov. James Edwards. Goodstein defeated Black attorney George Payton in a special runoff primary on Tuesday.

Charleston Arnold Goodstein Arthur Ravenel South Carolina Senate James Edwards

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