IPs snooping on senators sparks protest but no action
Illinois Power faced questions after disclosures that it reviewed energy bills of senators served by the company. The review showed a 3 percent rise in average consumption in early 1981. Senators criticized the move as inappropriate while some defended its relevance to rising energy demand. Industry officials maintained no illegal or unethical conduct occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Levener
Spield
Is Power Co
Senate
Thomas Madsen
Illinois
Senate Agriculture, Conservation and Energy Committee
Illinois Power
Madsen
Kenneth G. McMillan
R-Bushnell
McMillan
John W. Maitland
Bloomington
Illinois Power Senate
Vince Demuzio
D-Carlinville
Demuzio
Stanley B. Weaver
R-Urbana
Sen
James Rupp
Decatur
Rupp
al Adams
State bond sale to raise 150 million dollars
Illinois offers 150 million dollars in general obligation bonds for sale next month. Bids accepted at Chicago offices through May 19, with sales to the bid offering the lowest rate. Principal 6 million repaid June 1 each year through 2006 starting 1982, interest semiannually at bids.
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Springfield
Illinois
Robert Mandeville
James R. Thompson
Chicago
Mandeville
Harris Trust and Savings
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