Georgia PSC swears in its first woman commissioner

ATLANTA - Angela Elizabeth Speir, the state&#39;s first woman elected o the Public Service Commission, was sworn in by Governor Barnes Monday. <br> <br> The 35-year-old Duluth woman, an employment recruiter, begins a six-year-term on the commission on January 1. <br> <br> The commission regulates the state&#39;s electric, telephone and natural gas utilities. <br> <br> Speir is a Republican. Last month she defeated Democratic commissioner Lauren ``Bubba&#39;&#39; McDonald Jr. in his bid for re-election by winning 47.6 percent of the vote.