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United States Senator Paul Trible recently wa^ named to the Senate Select Committee investigating the Iran arms deal by Majority Leader Robert Dole.
“Pm honored by the confidence Majority Leader Dole has shown in me by naming me to this important select committee,” Sen. Trible said.
“We have an awesome responsibility. All the facts and circumstances must be made known to Congress and the American people. I will work with my colleagues on the select committee to ensure the full story is told and appropriate acP-E
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Potomac Edison customers who have trouble paying their bills this - winter can take advantage of several energy assistance programs.
Weatherization, energy and emergency energy assistance are available to customers through the following local governmental agencies:
• Rappahannock Department of Social Services, Rappahannock Medical Center, Gay Street, Washington, 675-3326.
• Culpeper Department of Social Services,, 155 W. Davis Street, Culpeper, 825-1251.
In addition, Potomac Edison provides for weatherization
mateiws^to be permanently installed rnhomes of electric heat customers meeting state ’ low-income energy assistance guidelines. Through P-E’s Weatherization Residential Assistance Program (WRAP), up to $500 per household will be contributed toward the installation of weatherization items in homes of qualified customers. Participants will also receive a free home energy analysis to determine the types of weatherization needed, plus a water heater insulation jacket, electrical outlet draft seals, door sweeps and low-flow shower heads.
Other assistance programs available through Potomac Edison yindude:
• Average Payment Plan: levels out higher and lower electric bills over the year to allow for an? averaged payment each month.
• Installment Payment Plan: allows customers to pay off higher winter bills over a period of months.
• Bill Extender Plan: delays the due date of a customer’s bill until after receipt of Social Security check.
• Hospitalization- Deferment Plan: delays collection action until a customer confined to a hospital recovers and returns home.
• Life Support Priority: maintains priority electric service of customers who are seriously il1 or rely on life support equipment.
• Third-Party Notification Plan: enables customers to designate another person to receive copies of service disconnection notices.
For additional infohnation on energy assistance programs, or any V other services provided by Potomac Edison, contact P-E’s office in Madisop (948-4528) or ask the operator for Enterprise 682 (no charge to caller).
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