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ALBANY – Telephone companies could offer a new package of basic services for up to three times more than customers pay in some parts of New York state under new regulations that may be enacted today.
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By A.R. HOFFMAN
|ALBANY – Telephone companies could offer a new package of basic services for up to three times more than customers pay in some parts of New York state under new regulations that may be enacted today.
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