Indoor air pollution seen as health risk in Maryland
A Maryland task force warns indoor air quality poses serious health risks and could raise employee medical costs and lost productivity. It recommends education over regulation, pending a state report, with steps like better ventilation, replacing solvents, and regular maintenance to curb hazards.
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MCI denies deceiving in long distance switch cases
MCI executive tells a House subcommittee that unauthorized switching from AT&T is overstated and often due to simple mistakes or family consent. AT&T cites a Connecticut woman coerced into switching, while MCI argues most changes are legitimate and not deceptive.
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