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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

10 Feb 1975

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1975

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3

SCE&G to Pay Prime Interest If Refund Needed

A South Carolina Electric and Gas spokesman said the utility would pay the prime interest rate if it must refund part of the rate increase enacted last September under bond. The PSC hearing covers customers already paying the hike and not new requests.

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Columbia South Carolina Electric and Gas Co Sce&g The Public Service) Commission Rudy Coward Coward Public Service Commission PSC Parr Fairfield County Public Service Commissioners Aiken Charleston Beaufort Oscar S. Wooten Wooten
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Attorney Seeks Seat on Public Service Commission

James W. Corley of Columbia joined PSC candidate list for the 7th District seat held by Henry G. Vance. He declined campaigning at the State House, urged voter pressure on representatives, and cited PSC power to restore public transportation including commuter trains and intra state rail service across Richland, Lexington, Calhoun, Lee, Orangeburg, and Sumter counties.

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Columbia James W. Corley Public Service Commission State House Public Service General Assembly PSC Corley Henry G. Vance Richland Lexington Calhoun, Lee, Orangeburg Sumter Counties
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South Carolina Job Vacancies Report May Be Higher Than Initially Counted

State Auditor Pat Smith says a partial review of agency hiring suggests fewer vacancies than reported in January may mean the state employs more than 44,000, as he continues re checks over the next week or two.

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Columbia Pat Smith Smith James Edwards
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