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To: JGoren who wrote (12013)	6/25/2001 1:14:47 AM
From: Eric L	Read Replies (5) \| Respond to of 196901

JG, << The issue extends far beyond the FCC and licencing or auctioning spectrum. >> I most respect your opinion on this, and have appreciateed your posts on this topic. As I stated, however, I am hopeful the Supreme Court hears the case. There seems to be a possibilitty it might. - Eric -

To: JGoren who wrote (12013)	6/25/2001 6:26:54 AM
From: Mike Torrence	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 196901

One of the best aspects of the district court's decision to return NW's licenses to them was the fact that the decision was unanimous. (3-0) This indicates the lack of a political element in their decision. This unanimity at the district court level mitigates against the Supreme Court reviewing the case. Secondly, I don' think Michael Powell feels compelled to cover William Kennard's rear. Kennard's actions re: Nextel are looking pretty suspicious about now. This court loss doesn't have to be an FCC defeat but a William Kennard defeat. Remember, this is not Bill Clinton's FCC.