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  • Panel cuts back on utility wish list

    ANNAPOLIS — Maryland utility regulators yesterday approved rate request increases for two power companies that were significantly less than the utilities wanted.

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    ANNAPOLIS — Maryland utility regulators yesterday approved rate request increases for two power companies that were significantly less than the utilities wanted.

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