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LAE VEGAS VALLEY Thursday, July 12, 1951 LAS VEGAS MORNING SUN 3 PSC Working on Vegas Water Rate Boost Case CARSON CITY, July 11. (UP) A transcript of testimony taken during a recent public service commission hearing on proposed j water: rate increases in the Las Vegas area has been received ; and work is now progressing j toward a ruling in the matter. Commission chairman Robert Allen said study by the agency: > of the Las Vegas rate increase problem had been delayed until 1 a few days ago by lack of the I hearing transcript. | The commission moved its offices from one building to another during the past week, fur- j i ther obstructing work on the water matter. Allen said he was now devoting full time to a study of testi- I many in the case and felt the I commission would be able to an- ,j ; pounce its decision shortly,
