"Can we do better?" Mr. Ehrlich said at the conclusion of public hearings last night in Annapolis. "That's obviously the crux of the matter."
Fifty-nine people testified before the governor outside his State House office, and 40 told him to veto a bill passed by the legislature last week that freezes a 15 percent increase for Baltimore Gas and Electric Co. customers until next summer.
People said they wanted to be able to choose...
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