ICC eyes nearly $200 million Byron I refund for ComEd
ICC hearing examiner directed to draft a nearly 200 million refund order for Commonwealth Edison Byron I costs. Residential customers would receive about 35 dollars each if the order stands, while ComEd disputes the amount as excessive. The case stems from cost overruns and a 495 million rate increase approved in 1985 that was later overturned.
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ComEd
Bob Berdelle
Rockford-area
Edison
Byron
Supreme Court
Byron I
Citizens Utility Board
Cook County
Richard Curry
Curry
Burdelle
Hartigan Attacks Edgar Over Tax Spender Alarm
In Springfield Democratic governor candidate Neil Hartigan accused likely Republican opponent Jim Edgar of continuing tax and spend policies of the Thompson era. Hartigan, speaking at a news conference during an eight city swing, argued Edgar would waste tax dollars and promised tougher oversight to boost education and agency accountability.
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Ill
UPI
Neil Hartigan
Jim Edgar
Thompson
Hartigan
Edgar
Jim Thompson
State fair opens under mild weather in Illinois
The 137th Illinois State Fair kicked off in Springfield with cool, near fall conditions after last year’s heat wave. Gov. Thompson cut a ribbon to start an 11 day run as thousands attended twilight parade led by Grand Marshal Jim Varney. Highlights include a bigger carnival with 50 rides, the remodeled Illinois Artisans Exhibit, the Abraham Lincoln Freedom Collection, Ms. Senior Illinois Pageant Aug. 12 and 13, and Conservation World exhibits such as the Hawg Trough tank with bass to teach fishing dynamics.
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Springfield
Ill
UPI
Jim Varney
Ernest P. Worrell
Vern
Ernest
Varney
James R. Thompson
Thompson
Jim Skilbeck
Skilbeck
Merle Miller
Miller
Illinois
Abraham Lincoln
State Historic Preservation Agency
Atlantic City
Conservation World
Pair guilty of vote fraud in Kewanee election
A Henry County jury found Alderman Leonard Chub Holton guilty of three forgery counts for delivering false absentee ballots and two counts of grand jury perjury. Dan Murphy, a city employee, was convicted of two grand jury perjury counts. Sentences range two to five years, plus probation and fines.
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Cambridge, Ill
UPI
Henry County
Kewanee
Leonard
Chub
Holton
Dan Murphy
Shirley Egert
Murphy
Egert
James Teros
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