C P Fees to AT&T Grow. Company Won't Disclose Use
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co of Maryland paid about $4.5 million in license fees to its AT&T parent in five months this year, up from $3.5 million a year ago. The PSC demands detailed service justification after reports that fees funded executive perks and lobbying.
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Maryland
State Public Service Commission
Baltimore Sun
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Washington
PSC
C&p
At&t
New York
David M. Sullivan
Beall and Sarbanes Targeted in Common Cause Report
Common Cause alleges Sen Beall received 10000 in union contributions ahead of a maritime tax credit vote. Rep Sarbanes, rival in the Md race, reportedly drew 5000 from MEBA as part of broader scrutiny of industry incentives and U.S. flag carrier policy.
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United States
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Ford
MEBA
Patuxent foes plan new attack on prison
The National Prison Project of the ACLU filed a damages suit on behalf of five Patuxent inmates alleging the defective delinquent statute is vague and unconstitutional and that forcing therapy violates inmates privacy. The suit claims Patuxent uses indeterminate sentences and forced behavior modification.
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Patuxent
National Prison Project
American Civil Liberties Union
BG&E offsets ordered cuts in late charges
Baltimore Gas and Electric expands late payment penalties applying the charge to fuel rate adjustments as well, despite a PSC order to cut the maximum late fee. Gary Alexander calls the outcome a partial win, noting the drive to reduce charges improved but not fully solved.
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Shookstown hosts French visitor in extended American Host program
Jean-Claude Esnault of Paris spent two weeks with the Price family near Shookstown as part of The American Host program. He toured Washington and Gettysburg, observed American education and farming, praised local parks and the library bookmobile, and noted differences in shopping, food, and urban design while endorsing American practicality and environmental balance.
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Ge ~Rment
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Dustin
Jean-Claude
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Enchanted Forest
Baltimore
Penney
Court House Square
Young
City Hall
Paris VI University
Thomas Johnson High School
New Jersey
U.S
France
Gambrill Park
Price
Malcolm Loy
Jefferson
America
Diana Price
la Figaro
National Cancer Research Center
White House
Goodloe E. Byron
Africa
Smithsonian
Pennsylvania
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