Dec 1988 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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PAGE 20 *- SECTION TWO lNSL4.EDGEft, OCEAN atY.NJ, Tffl)1tSPAYttot£KMWaftMH«
letters to the editor cont'd from page 5
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OCEAN CITY
HOME8AVINOS
AND LOAN A««OOI ATION
It's time to terminate the boat parade
TMOMMCHy
BUTCHER SHOP*
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Primetiibs«fttidh Turkeys
Hams•Filet Mlgnon m** * er 16,188B Three Sections Prtao3D« (609)399-5411
Basic cable
is going
fc
up 2 ways
1-tABBUmlng Sammons' franchise
renewal appjtcatlon goes smoothly In
I ^December, Twslc cable" will become
tVllttle less basic for Its subscribers In
VSammons Communications is send-
•Irig letters to Its customers telling
'them that basic cable, the least
'amount of channels one can get as a
Subscriber, will offer 3l Instead of 21
'Channels.
3: And the cost will be $13.95 instead
•6f $10,25, the letter continues.
(f But Sammonn' regional manager
-Bob Piperato Bays the restructuring
.will net A $1.2&4'ttumth savings for
:gubBcrlber8 who already buy those 10
Jfixtra chahnols In the "family tier,"
ivhlch will merge Into the basic cable
"'(Presently there are three levels of
programming cable subscribers can
choose fromi basic cable; basic and
thfe family tier; or basic, the family
(jtier and, any premium channels such
as fristn or Home Bo* Office.)
However 1 high school'A'
. a"'$outhend resident who
contacted the newspaper said yester-
• •- ••'••i was toUTBy the.cable com*
i«f jfe .watud'.in^d k n«W,
i-.k cable Wx. far Which ihe
lar a month, lite new cony&ter, v/ith
imulated wood abut"and a red
tttl channel ..'display, has'Wen'
.hSsed In over the p^st yeWif
A'temote control rental far the box
1 $4 a flioflth, and $2 for an addilonal
taitate. Rewatea that come
vlth the television won't change the
channels If a converter 1 *\ ieatton would rise.
Ok As of the 1987-88 school year, Upper ,
\>l
sent 609 students to Ocean City High IT tB».BS
School at a total cost of $3,023,460.
Dennis seftt 198 students to Middle
Township High School In Cdpe May",
Court House at a cost of $990,000 and <
Woodbine sent 73 students,to'MU*',
lviilo High School in Cumberland r
. Countytor$244,039. '
4k Study projections show that the
* flrst^ear school bt|dgett could j,epst -
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" Communities ao high as |&4.ndUi •,...
$1.6 million and $510,000 reaped'• '
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1rtM.- upper *Vt/wn*1\ip yktouatwm
f '
' -. t thought were not befuddled by an overwhelm,
f$ Miperintendent John Tredlnnick (tflld +•
,1(1.
/'' (no action has, been taken oil the < „:
7^ ^r " --»-, — Htortyhellos brought her back td the ittdment. tffi V wport o^ducatidhanrfthatadedsfonmay
by the Upper Township Board
§ hoUday popping. With list lit hand, she buttoned Old friends were at her side, their arms laden & still be Vtmihs
box W used,
Plperato said that subscribers with
th6 new basic cable lineup whd own &
cable-ready set would not need d dm*
ytfter, the resident who called the
paper said she does not have a cable*
(Heady television. -
* Summon* hasn't iiicrflased its rates
Ore over the past two years, he
jldoed/
Channel suppliers, such as BSPN,
the sports network, used to charge
'gammons /of Its service based on the
b f b d
1 'off.
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