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...online. Which leads me to ask if Exon has ever been online. If he has, he would realize that there is no need for protection. Think of it this way: snakes can be dangerous, but they don't necessarily come after you and attack you. MATT GUTBERLET Baldwin, Maryland Via America Online...
...This onslaught of special interests has led consumer advocates and other experts to warn that what began as a laudable attempt to promote competition could wind up benefitting media giants far more than their customers. "The people screwed are the consumers," declares Gary Arlen, a telecommunications consultant in Bethesda, Maryland. "Cable rates will rise in the short term before there's rate relief from competition." Massachusetts Representative Ed Markey, the ranking Democrat on the House Telecommunications Subcommittee concurs: "Consumers will wind up tipped upside down, with money shaken out of their pockets to subsidize the deregulatory dreams of the largest...
Wendy Gramm, wife of GOPpresidential contender Phil Gramm, was released from a West Virginia hospital today after being treated for heat distress. Gramm, 50, collapsed Tuesday after skating 105 miles of a cross-Maryland tour on a hot and humid day as part of her husband's campaign. The 52.5 hilly miles between Frostburg and Hancock proved too taxing...
...think she should testify," he told the chairman, "and I would like to urge you, as the ranking member to call her." So far,TIME's James Carneynotes, all committee requests for testimony and evidence have come jointly from D'Amato and the ranking Democrat, Sen. Paul Sarbanes of Maryland. (Only D'Amato has sole authority to issue a subpoena.) "The White House posture is that it's insignificant unless and until D'Amato and Sarbanes request that she testify," Carney says. "There's no unanimity among the Senate Republicans, because they know that it's dangerous to go after...
...move -- a potential political powder keg -- would immediately be carried out. So far, TIME's James Carney notes, all committee requests for testimony and evidence have come jointly from the Republican chairman, Sen. Al D'Amato of New York, and the ranking Democrat, Sen. Paul Sarbanes of Maryland. (Only D'Amato has sole authority to issue a subpoena.) "The White House posture is that it's insignificant unless and until D'Amato and Sarbanes request that she testify," Carney says. "There's no unanimity among the Senate Republicans, because they know that it's dangerous to go after...