Westinghouse Electric Corp. v. Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission

Opinion by

Judge Rogers,

In 1976 The Bell Telephone Company (Bell) filed new tariffs with the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission showing proposed changes in its intrastate telephone rates caculated to produce additional revenues of $137,635,000 and expense savings of $10,585,-000. The PUC suspended Bell’s proposed tariff revi*409sions and instituted an investigation. The thirty-seven complaints filed against the new tariffs, including those of the Consumer Advocate and Westinghouse Electric Corporation, were consolidated with the investigation proceedings. By order entered in short form on…