SPORTS
April 1, 1995
The Orioles have announced a ticket refund policy for their exhibition games against Philadelphia and Colorado, originally scheduled for this weekend. Fans who bought tickets by mail or phone and have not received them will receive a refund or credit automatically.Customers who have received tickets from the Orioles or Ticketmaster may exchange them for tickets to future home games at the Orioles' ticket office or any Orioles Baseball Store. No refunds will be issued at Ticketmaster outlets.
SPORTS
August 14, 1994
Fans holding tickets to strike-canceled Orioles games can exchange them next season for tickets to 1995 games or get a refund by mail or at some area banks.The team said yesterday that after Sept. 1, fans can mail tickets for any canceled August home game to: Baltimore Orioles, P.O. Box 29937, Baltimore, Md. 21230-0937. Tickets should be sent by certified mail, and should include the fan's name, address and telephone number.Fans also can get refunds for August game tickets after Sept. 1 at all NationsBank, Maryland National Bank and American Security Bank branch offices in Maryland, Northern Virginia and Washington.
SPORTS
October 10, 1996
Orioles season-ticket holders with tickets marked "Game D" for the coming American League Championship Series should hold their tickets for a refund, because there will not be a fourth game in Baltimore.Game D tickets would have been used if the Orioles had won the American League East title. Those holding Game D tickets can )) go to any NationsBank branch between Oct. 21 and Nov. 30 for a full refund.Fans who have purchased tickets are reminded to use them in the following sequence:Game A tickets are for tomorrow at 8 p.m. That is the first game played in Baltimore and Game 3 of the ALCS.
NEWS
By Staff report | February 2, 1992
The Internal Revenue Service and the Maryland State Comptroller's Office are trying to locate area residents who are due tax refunds fromtheir 1990 and prior year federal and state income tax returns. The IRS has 1,175 federal refund checks, totaling $569,760, that were returned by the postal service as undeliverable, said H. J. Hightower, IRS district director for Maryland and Washington. Checks range from $1 to $10,959, with an average refund of $485. The state has 1,600 undelivered checks totaling $291,833 and ranging from $1 to $6,871, withan average of $182, said Louis L. Goldstein, state comptroller.
NEWS
By Joe Nawrozki and Joe Nawrozki,Sun Staff Writer Sun staff writer Sheridan Lyons contributed to this article | December 10, 1994
A Baltimore County woman has agreed to refund $10,500 to players of a pyramid scheme in Pennsylvania after a large-scale investigation which has implicated thousands of participants including a small-town police chief and doctors in Philadelphia hospitals.Officials in Maryland and Washington are conducting independent inquiries in the illegal but wildly popular game that HTC promises to parlay a $1,500 investment into a $12,000 return in "Friends Helping Friends," the local version most widely played.
SPORTS
By Tara Finnegan | July 10, 1991
As a result of the cancellation of this Sunday's game against the Salt Lake Sting, the Maryland Bays are offering ticket holders three options, a Bays spokesman said yesterday.Vince Fiduccia said the July 14 tickets may be used for any of the nine remaining regular-season games at Cedar Lane Park in Columbia or when the Bays play the San Francisco Blackhawks at RFK Stadium on Aug. 10.Fiduccia also said a refund can be obtained by calling the Bays office, (301) 880-0047 from Baltimore or (301)