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Pacific Gas & Electric Co. is turning to the federal courts to seek approval for a controversial element in its bankruptcy reorganization plan. The San Francisco-based utility has asked a federal judge to decide if a U.S. bankruptcy judge erred in rejecting its reorganization plan, which seeks to sidestep 37 state laws and regulations. The bankruptcy judge likened PG&E's plan to a "full-scale attack" on state law.
April 05, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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