TITLE

North Dakota Sides With Western

AUTHOR(S)
Carlson, Caron
PUB. DATE
September 1999
SOURCE
Wireless Week;09/06/99, Vol. 5 Issue 36, p1
SOURCE TYPE
Trade Publication
DOC. TYPE
Article
ABSTRACT
Deals with the decision of the North Dakota Public Service Commission to charge Consolidated Telephone Cooperative Inc. for its decision to discontinue its service to Wireless Corp. Implication of the court's decision to wireless competitors.
ACCESSION #
2284438

Tags: NORTH Dakota. Public Service Commission;  WESTERN Wireless Corp.;  CONSOLIDATED Telephone Co.;  WIRELESS communication systems

 

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