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Troubles Ahead After AT&T Split
A Denver based Mountain Bell faces regulatory risk and higher borrowing costs as AT&T splits into 22 local subsidiaries. Analysts warn of 15 percent annual rate relief needs and potential service and credit challenges. Mountain Bell and regulators weigh the impact on rates, staffing, and emergency response after the breakup.
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Wayne Slater
Associated Press
Denver
Henry Zarlengo
Mountain Bel
Colorado Public Utility Commission
Zarlengo
Commission
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
New York
Ma Bell
Mountain Bell
At&t
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Paine Webber
Justice Department
Western Electric
Bell Laboratories
Edith Miller
Colorado Public Service Commission
Robert K. Timothy
Manhattan
Rocky Mountains
United States
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Marriott
Grand Canyon
Berthoud Pass
Colorado
Leonard Hyman
Merrill Lynch
Fenner Pierce and Smith
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