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California regulators must provide more detail about how their reorganization plan would reimburse creditors if claims against bankrupt Pacific Gas & Electric Co. exceed the $13.5 billion currently estimated, a bankruptcy judge said Thursday. Energy suppliers who said they're owed money by PG&E had raised the issue, and the California Public Utilities Commission now has until Wednesday to address the question.
May 13, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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