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<DIV>while walking monday night with sheila reese and dave briggs, i showed them
2 places where electrical wires r exposed. one is near the alley( i
think the name is hargrove) on 32nd st. it is near where the barricades were put
to prevent trucks from mangling cars.it appears like a lightpole may have been
there once upon a time.</DIV>
<DIV>the 2nd is on the south east corner of 33rd & st. paul sts. right on
the corner. same situation. i called bg&e about the 32nd street one
twice. each time someone came out and put an 'orange street cone ' on top of the
wires. the cones must have blown away each time. </DIV>
<DIV>any ideas on how to get bg&e to make more permanent arraignments.</DIV>
<DIV>u would think,since the electrocution of the dog, bg&e would jump
on it immediately. </DIV>
<DIV>sad but true, they have not. </DIV>
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<DIV>judy</DIV></BODY></HTML>