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By Don Del Rosso Raptmhannui-k New* Stuff Writer

Muddy lunguuge could be the culprit.

Critics, including the Piedmont Environmental I Council < PEC), claim Gov. Tim Koines proposed amendments to an energy bill would have sharply limited the ability of the Stute Corporation Commission (SCO to consider conservation and other electricity-saving measures us alternatives to the construction of transmission lines.

The governor's stuff strongly disugrees with this interpretation.

But t'uced with u storm of mounting opposition. Kuine on Tuesday announced he would drop the amendments.

Had the General Assembly approved the Kaine proposal during its “veto" session today, the amendments would huve given Dominion Virginia Power virtuully u free pass to construct u

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