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To: Scotsman who wrote (2620)	1/1/1999 12:09:00 PM
From: david thor	of 6846

Scotsman, I don't think so, if you look at FRO, which has wireless arrangements with BEL, it didn't sparkle. The ATI proposal/rumor makes more sense than the GTE deal, though, if you believe BEL wants an increased wireless presence (and for less cost, unless you place a high value on GTE's internet and wireless properties). If you believe a company would like to look at cable, ADLAC is a prime target. GTE's not going to get rid of their existing wireless and internet properties, which they might have to if the BEL/GTE merger continues. You can interpret that anyway you wish, but it would make the real cost of acquiring GTE excessive, I think. Analysts have said the GTE deal wouldn't get approved until 2000 anyway. Happy New Year! Dave

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