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Dear Jerry: Driving while on cell: Mayor proposes ban on talking, texting (The State)
BEAUFORT -- Beaufort Mayor George O'Kelley has proposed bans on text messaging and handheld cell phone use while driving. But at least one South Carolina researcher said the main danger associated with cell phone use while driving would not be eliminated by the bans. An ordinance O'Kelley drafted this month would establish a fine of up to $50 for drivers caught texting or talking on a handheld ... Outdoors: No excuses tolerated with deer baiting (St. Cloud Times)
Each week, the Enforcement Division of the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources sends out a packet of field reports from the state's conservation officers. Local teacher spends year in Congo (Victorville Daily Press)
APPLE VALLEY • Growing up with a loving family, Jason Lopez never dreamed he’d one day be pouring juice for a dozen young orphans in the heart of the Congo. State raids fund for deaf (The Argus Leader)
At 15 cents a month per phone line, most people probably don't notice the fee on their telephone bills. Yet that monthly assessment on every standard phone line, cellular phone or pager now generates more than $1.5 million a year. Since 1989, the money has gone into a fund that provides telephone services to the deaf and hearing impaired. Rugged Handheld Upgraded (PC World)
Intermec's rugged handheld computer designed for mobile workers is the first to run Windows Mobile 6.1. 2-1-1 referall service now available to cell phone callers (Burlington Times-News)
NC 2-1-1, United Way's community information and referral program, can now be accessed by cell phones. The service was previously only available to those calling from a landline. Alaska Green Star holds Fairbanks e-cycling event (Fairbanks Daily News-Miner)
Whether it’s an old television set, computer, microwave oven, printer, fax machine, cell phone, calculator or CD player, Interior Alaska Green Star wants it. Beaufort mayor: Driving while on cell phone dangerous (The Beaufort Gazette)
Beaufort Mayor George O'Kelley has proposed bans on text messaging and handheld cell phone use while driving. But at least one South Carolina researcher said the main danger associated with cell phone use while driving would not be eliminated by the bans. Android, Apple, and phone phreedom (NewsForge)
Google unveiled the first Android-powered cell phone last week, a T-Mobile-branded device dubbed the G1. Comparisons to Apple's iPhone were immediate -- and that is a good thing for Android, when you consider what a raucous and contentious week it was for iPhone developers.
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