The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 24, 1979, Page Page 4, Image 4
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By Andie
Gamecock i
S.C. state sei
nipseed said at a
Monday that he
?a ?
lcuci di tuui i set
appear before th
Commission as i
the SCE&G rate h
Earlier Mondaj
attempted to get
Court to overrule
by the PSC ba
appearing as an j
SCE&G rate hike 1
Henry G. Yonce
PSC, said the P
terpreted the law
no one in the 1
appear before th
tervenor.
SCE&G RECEP
that it would phas
of keeping lawy<
retainer fees. Tur
is simply a publi
'On evei
ment, the
_ x r i
ui re i or in i
one way...
utility c
have gone 1
Tom"
mick to get the di
because of the
having with the ra
The problem, Ti
that five of the m<
in the Senate are
SCE&G. Turnipj
fighting for a PS(
six to seven years
about so much p
about the PSC an<
amendment has 1;
appearing before
intervenor.
Monday-Fri
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lipseed pla
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nator Tom Tur- nd e f
news conference cord^ to vi .
nlans to an to "
r 0- ? president, mm
king the right to h^e js unjusti
e Public Service way to stop wfr
in intervenor in get the public in
ike hearings. "On every vc
r, Turnipseed had a chance to giv<
the S.C. Supreme teeth, in every <
a decision made meaningful r<
rring him from senators voted
int ervenor in the every amendm
hearings. of reform have
i, chairman of the the utility con:
Sf! mpmhprs in- r: *
__ nve senators in
as meaning that the other," Tui
egislature could n0 coincidence
e PSC as an in- there is an im]
five senators ea
aid of the utilitU
^TLY announced THREE OF tl
pnutthp nrar?Hpp 1 ;?" 4U
r. uc lCClVlllg Uic
gr/legislators on according to
nipseed said this those leaving ?
ic relations gim- Martin and Rob
been appointed
newly created
rv amend- Criminal App
7 senator on retai
supporters D. Long III, sai<
i reelection. The
hdVe gone received almoi
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,, emu ilie mem, accoraing
The other thr
OmpdniGS remain on retair
the other.' "b?ca"fe weh<
. with their firr
lurnipseed years." These t
be dropping oi
added.
Liblic off its back SCE&G will ni
trouble they're they do busine
te hike hearings. member of the
lrnipseed said, is the legislature,
3st powerful men terrupt its se
on retainers for lawyer, and SC
seed has been anyone that is ci
2 reform bill for the legislature t<
i. He has brought The most rece
ublic awareness the case is the
i SCE&G that an Eltzroth to al
>arred him from wife, Judy, am
the PSC as an appear before
tervenors.
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ly ?juiiiui rail HOI IS ell
'esterday's Prices
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one Reg. $34.00 $22
nfo Reg. $26.00 $17i
;g. $22.00 $U.99g
is * Pants
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sicrchartfe, Layaway*, Visa Monday-Safu
ns to I
x>urt I
s to raise its rates p
?bout 10/77 percent m
8.3 percent, acil
Summer, SCE&G
ipseed said the rate
fied, and the only
lat's going on is to
ivolved.
ite where there was
e this PSC bill some
effort to bring about
?form these five
nn Avon; (imo An
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ent the supporters
gone one way, and
ipanies with these
the lead, have gone
nipseed said. "It's
that every time
fjortant vote, these
gerly clamor to the
is."
le five senators will
ir positions soon,
Summer. Among w
ire senators John ?
ert Lake, who have g
fn cAmr/% am O
tv OCl VC Ull tlic (=
S.C. Court of
eals.. The third iB
ner fee, Sen. John
i he will not seek a
se three senators
it $20,000 among
to Turnipseed.
ee legislators will
lers, Summer said, >
we done business *
ns for so many ^
hree senators will
it eventually, he
atify the law firms
ss with that if a
firm is elected to
SCE&G will inirvices
with the
m a ..i ... f*.
win noi nire ^
urrently serving in de
) serve for SCE&G. ha
;nt development in Di
denial by Judge
low Turnipseed's de
i seven others to du
the PSC as in- ra
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COLUMBIA, S.C. ? South NucW
irolina will not accept waste well,
sstined for a Nevada dump that cornn
is been closed, an aide to Gov. opera
ck Riley said this morning. W/A
Nevada Gov. Robert List or- Ray
red the closing Monday of the level
imp in Beatty after five drums of this r
dioactive waste were found Beatt
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Riley was expected to issue a
itement later today.
David Reid, an aide to Riley on
clear matters, said the governor
iuld stress his commitment to an
reement earlier this year with
?vs. List and Ray.
rhft rfAtrat*nArc Inf.*
i iiv gv/rtiiiuio agi ccu 1U31
mmer at the National Goverr's
Conference in Lexington,
not to accept waste turned
'ay from disposal sites closed for
Fety reasons.
REID ALSO SAID that the state
tpartment of Health and Enonmental
Control has agreed, at
; governor's request, to rein
tute runtime state inspections of
iChem-Nuclear facility.
'All of this comes at a time when
i were prepared to announce
yway a phase volume reduction
Chem-Nuclear," Reid said.
Currently, no more than 2.4
llion cubic feet of waste can be
?4 n 11 i
tcpicu at Dctruwen in any one
ar, Reid said.
?hem-Nuclear's operating
ense will be amended to restrict
al volume to less than 2.4 million
bic feet, Reid said. He added,
wever, that he did know where
s ceiling would be set.
:HEM-NUCLEAR'S site
eady received 80-85 percent of
; nation's low-level wastes when
? other two dumps were
srating. Riley had said he
nted to reduce by half the
Lount of waste the rest of the
intry ships to South Carolina.
Jill Phillips, a spokesman for
it, said the Nevada shutdown
1 be in effect until the state
ird of health holds a hearing
v. 27-28 on a state proposal to
'oke the company's license to
irate the site.
Monday's action was the third
itdown at Beatty this year. List
sed the site in May after im>perly
packaged waste started
oldering on a truck parked
side the dump. He also closed
site in July after leaking
itainers were found at the site.
JECO spokesman George
Ibenschlag said the company
Lild not comment on the action
til it has seen List's
clamation closing the site. He
d he's been told closing the
shington site has hampered
icer research there.
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