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To: engineer who wrote (12381)	7/3/2001 12:28:44 PM
From: gdichaz	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 197197

engineer: Yes. The nonsense in the press that NextWave is a shell is just the way the "powers that be" (AT&T and the baby bells, and Nextel) have fed the press. Will be fun to see when the wake up call actually takes hold. Best. Chaz

To: engineer who wrote (12381)	7/3/2001 5:49:25 PM
From: Drew Williams	Respond to of 197197

<<What makes you think that NW has not been out taking options on tower sites for the last 3 years anyway? >> Well, I'd be much happier if I knew the answer to that. For all I know they had those tower site options locked in way-back-when before they declared bancruptcy. My guess (and it is a guess!) is that any agreements that were made then would be voided by the bankruptcy and would have to be renegotiated. If I owned the towers and had helped write the agreements, I would have had something along those lines in there.