I think the address of these two "responsible" individuals should be put
out on all lists that serve anyone in the law or environmental fields. I
for one am also going to write my protest. Our attorneys want to keep
the print since it has all fifty states and resort only to the necessary
states on CD. Do you of another source that has the regs? Does BNA have
any competition in this area?
Rochelle Cheifetz
Rosenman & Colin
rcheifet@panix.com
On Fri, 20 May 1994 loughman@shrsys.hslc.org wrote:
> After I saw many of these messages, I finally had a call from my new
> local rep.(came into the area apparently some time ago and never bothered
> to come over or send her business card). I told her that while I was one of the l
> lucky ones (since I had just renewed my full federal & state subscription
> through June 1995) I considered the renewal prices ridiculous. While I
> would use the CD Rom until my subscription ran out, I would not be
> renewing at $6,748
> renewing at $6,748. If they wished to reconsider the pricing (substan-
> tially downward) I would consider renewing if the price was something
> fairly close the the old price. My rep. strongly suggested that I
> put my protest in writing to William Beltz, BNA President & Editor-
> in-Chief (the individual who signed the cover letter sent with the
> notice of format change) and another editor(?), Sally Coulton. Both
> or located at 1231 Twenty-fifth St., NW, Washington, DC 20037. I
> rarely write complaints, but they shall both hear from me!
>
> Fed-Up in Philly
> loughman@shrsys.hslc.org
>
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