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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1995

Page

12

Electronic town meeting to discuss Maryland jobs

Maryland residents and legislators will gather in four cities this month to discuss economic development and jobs via interactive audio and video links. About 250 Marylanders at Owings Mills Aberdeen Rockville and Salisbury join Sept 28 session hosted by Senate President Thomas Miller and Speaker Casper Taylor Jr.

Maryland Ken Karpay Citizens Information Technology Education Corp Baltimore Miller of Bryce Annapolis Gambling Commission Bryce Bell Atlantic Maryland Public Television Owings Mills Montgomery College Rockville Salisbury State University Wicomico County Higher Education and Applied Technology Center Aberdeen Harford Community College Norman Tracy

Watermen seek middle ground on crab ban changes

EASTON AP state officials meet with about 150 watermen in Cambridge to discuss compromises to proposed crab regulations. The plan would cut the female harvest and end the season early, drawing industry fear of economic impact on the Eastern Shore while aiming to curb female crab numbers.

Easton Department of Natural Resources John Griffin Cambridge W. Peter Jensen DNR Fisheries Division

State asks Maryland to reject Bell Atlantic area code plan

The Maryland Public Service Commission is urged to reject Bell Atlantic’s overlay proposal adding two new area codes atop 301 and 410. Opponents argue seven digit dialing would be replaced by 10 digits, hurting local competition while Bell Atlantic cites growth in cellular phones and modems. Sprint Corp. testifies that the plan risks losing public value, while Bell Atlantic denies warehousing numbers.

Baltimore Maryland Public Service Bell Atlantic People Teresa Czarski Tod O “Verlay Kenneth Prohoniak Sprint Corp Maryland John Dillon

We Sell For Less Opens Doors With Low Prices

Door opening ad proclaims lower costs for customers. Emphasizes consistent low prices, high quality, and best value around. Noted slogan We Sell For Less with promise of ongoing savings.

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