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Computers to replace clerks at Maryland MVA
Maryland plans eight interactive AT&T computer terminals to renew car registrations and issue licenses, with first two installed in about four months and rest by six months. The four year contract is up to 315 million dollars, aiming to serve rural areas as well as urban express stations. Major Riddick says the program expands direct government access for citizens. Local residents report long waits and delays when transactions require in-person visits.
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Annapolis
Motor Vehicle Administration
At&t Global Information Solutions Co
MVA
Major Riddick
Parris Glendening
Board of Public Works
Diana Cooper
Reisterstown
Glen Burnie
Carroll County
Ms Cooper
Louis L. Goldstein