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Land record searching in Connecticut will take a leap into the cyberage on Oct. 1, when people like Philip Peter Apter will be able to start waving magic wands to capture public documents. Apter, who runs Eastland Title Services in South Windsor, Conn., has waged a one-man battle to be allowed to run his battery-powered hand-held scanner over public documents in town records offices as part of his title searching business.
June 26, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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