Smith v. Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission U.S. Supreme Court Transcript of Record with Supporting Pleadings - Tapa blanda

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Smith v. Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission
Petition / J WILLISON SMITH / 1969 / 350 / 396 U.S. 839 / 90 S.Ct. 99 / 24 L.Ed.2d 89 / 7-17-1969

Smith v. Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission
Brief in Opposition (P) / ANTHONY L MARINO / 1969 / 350 / 396 U.S. 839 / 90 S.Ct. 99 / 24 L.Ed.2d 89 / 8-12-1969

Smith v. Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission
Brief in Opposition (P) / CHARLES E THOMAS / 1969 / 350 / 396 U.S. 839 / 90 S.Ct. 99 / 24 L.Ed.2d 89 / 8-11-1969

Charles E. Thomas, Ph.D., is a professor and division chair at Lee College, where he teaches Process Technology, Safety Management, and Manufacturing Engineering. Widely regarded as the foremost textbook author on process technology, Dr. Thomas is credited with creating the discipline in the 1990s. His prior professional experience includes tenure with Exxon Research and Engineering and Exxon Chemicals in a variety of operational, research and development, and training system roles. He earned his B.A. from Western Illinois University, his M.S. from the University of Texas, and his Ph.D. from Texas A & M University.