Ohio Manufacturers' Ass'n v. Public Utilities Commission

The O. B. A. and the O. M. A. both assail the orders of the commission on the basis that they fail to set out adequate findings of fact and the reasons prompting the decisions. The O. B. A. asserts six other propositions of law, touching upon two basic issues.

One such issue is that the authority of the commission under R. C. 4909.16, with regard to energy emergencies, was preempted by the legislative creation of the temporary Energy Emergency Commission (E. E. C.), which, under Am. Sub. H. B. 206, came into existence on July 22, 1974, and was repealed effective December 31, 1975. The E. E. C.…