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•SCANA pressured auditors on errors, Page A3

•SCANA wants to lower natural gas rates, Page A3

• Why isn’t SCE&G friendly to solar users?, Page A13

•Where are your gas …

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Posted Wednesday, December 31, 1969 7:00 pm

•SCANA pressured auditors on errors, Page A3

•SCANA wants to lower natural gas rates, Page A3

• Why isn’t SCE&G friendly to solar users?, Page A13

•Where are your gas taxes going?, Page A3

•Former Lexington deputy charged, Page A6

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