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| PSC Dir. Resigns Amid
Resume Inflation Allegations |
Columbia (AP) - Public
Service Commission Executive Director Bruce Duke has resigned
amid allegations he made false statements on his resume about
his academic background and military experience.
Vice
Chairman G. O'Neal Hamilton says PSC Commissioners voted
Wednesday to accept Duke's written letter of resignation.
Duke's resignation is effective immediately.
Duke had
been the subject of a commission investigation earlier this
month to determine whether some credentials on his resume are
misstated.
A copy of Duke's resume shows he has a
master's degree from the University of South Carolina. Records
show he has a bachelor's degree from the school.
The
resume also says he served in the U.S. Marine Corps for three
years. Records show he served from less than two
years.
Hamilton says Duke resigned because he wanted to
follow another career path. |
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