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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 2003

Page

5

Senate hearing shells out on energy bill after blackout

In Washington Deputy Energy Secretary Kyle McSlarrow urged rapid progress on a comprehensive energy bill while the Aug. 14 blackout investigation proceeds. He backed mandatory reliability rules for transmission and federal oversight, but avoided a firm stance on regional monitors. Senators pressed for measures to prevent future outages as regulators seek mandatory participation in regional transmission groups.

Washington Kyle McSlarrow Ohio New York McSlarrow Senate Congress McStarrow Pat Wood Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Midwest Independent System Operator PJM Interconnection James Torgerson Midwest Iso Craig Glazer PJM William Museler Kerr North Carolina Utilities Commission South Voinovich

FCC adopts HDTV rules for TV and cable

FCC Chairman Michael Powell hailed new rules at the commission monthly meeting saying they will ease consumer access to digital television and HDTV. HDTV offers sharper pictures and sound, with sets ranging from about 800 dollars to several thousand, as prices continue to fall. Cable providers now offer high definition service to about 60 million U.S. households, according to the National Cable and Telecommunications Association.

FCC Michael Powell Commission U.S National Cable and Telecommounications Association

Settlement Reached In Rape and Murder Case Involving AAA

In Boston AAA settled with the family of Melissa Gosule a 27 year old elementary teacher who was raped and killed after accepting a ride from a stranger when a Cape Cod car breakdown led to a delayed tow. Terms were undisclosed and the driver involved was party to the agreement.

Boston AAA Auto Club Melissa Gosule Gosnaie Cape Cod ASA Gosule Bostox Gostile Jom Cabellis Harry King

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