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In article <bmbCrw1zH.GCK@netcom.com>, <bmb@netcom.com> writes:
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> From: bmb@netcom.com (Bruce Bertram)
> Subject: Sunnyvale Telecommunications Policy
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> Date: Fri, 24 Jun 1994 06:28:29 GMT
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> On Tuesday night, the Sunnyvale City Council approved a work plan for its 
> staff to develop a telecommunications policy for the City which the City 
> Council would eventually approve.
> 
> In response to a question by one Councilmember, and suggestions from 
> members of the public, There was some discussion regarding the possible
> use of the Internet to disseminate information to the public regarding
> the development of the policy.
> 
> I wonder if anyone with cable happened to be watching the City Council's 
> deliberations, and in particular, the remarks of the various 
> Councilmembers regarding the Internet?
> 
> -- 
>                "... CASE tools are like toothbrushes,
>              that is, they're not meant to be shared ..."
>          Yourdon, "Decline & Fall of the American Programmer"
> Bruce M. Bertram                 bmb@netcom.com                408-739-9062

Bruce:
I think Sunnyvale does have one staff report on
the SV-Pal Freenet.

And you can get info on the Cities of San Carlos
and Palo Alto via the World Wide Web.

Our Web space is at http://www.abag.ca.gov/abag/local_gov/
san_carlos/schome.html.