The Missouri Office of Public Counsel (OPC) asked state regulator...
The Missouri Office of Public Counsel (OPC) asked state regulators to terminate Winstar’s state operating authority for not complying with a state court judgment that it pay $45,000 in restitution and penalties for not remitting funds collected from deaf…
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relay and universal service surcharges. The state Circuit Court in St. Louis in February found Windstar in violation of state laws and Public Service Commission rules, ordering that it pay $25,000 in restitution to the relay and universal service funds, plus a $20,000 fine into the state Public School Fund. The OPC (Case TC-2008- 0346) told the PSC that Windstar hasn’t paid the judgment and hasn’t explained why, so it should have to show cause why its state certificate shouldn’t be revoked for ignoring the order.