In a stunning move designed to send a message to otherwhite-collar criminals, a D.C. federal court judge last weekremanded Nicholas J. Bush, former president of the Natural GasSupply Association (NGSA), to a halfway house pending sentencing ontwo felony charges for embezzling $2.8 million from the producergroup. The judge took this action after Bush pleaded guilty to thecharges.
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PG&E Expects Earnings Hit Because of Rate Case
In what was said to be a message for Wall Street rather thanstate energy regulators, PG&E Corp. announced Monday that itssecond quarter results due out July 21 will be lower-than-expectedbecause of continuing delays in getting a decision on its pendinggeneral rate case before the California Public UtilitiesCommission. The company made a similar announcement near the end ofthe first quarter.
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