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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 18, 2000

Page

6

Verizon Wireless opens after Bell Atlantic Vodafone AirTouch merger

Verizon Wireless began operations after the Bell Atlantic and Vodafone AirTouch merger, with GTE pending integration. The new nationwide company serves over 24 million wireless and nearly 4 million paging customers, covering 90 percent of the U.S. population and 96 percent of the wireless market. CEO Ivan Seidenberg calls the merger a telecommunications powerhouse shaping the future. On day one, SingleRate offers 150 minutes monthly for 35 dollars with options up to 1500 minutes and two Web capable phones with browsers.

Bell Atlantic Vodafone Air Touch Verizon Wireless GTE Corp Ion U.S Wireless Ivan Seidenberg Chris Gent Vodafone AirTouch Denny Strigl SingleRate

Family tradition spans generations at local telco

David measured volume levels and served 43 years at AT&T retiring July 31 1972. His son Fred started as a summer helper and built a 42 year career from splicer helper to desk man before retiring in October 1995. Grandson Scott followed after stints at Westinghouse and returned in 1988. The men recall ice storms, long trips, and learning on the job from family.

David Washington ,D.C Pentagon Fred At&t East Side New England Maryland Rhode Island Scott Slippery Rock Township Westinghouse Electric Baltimore

Harlan family keeps a constant line in telephone business

Sharon Ross notes cellular service began in its infancy with Bell Atlantic Mobile Systems in 1984 in Pittsburgh. Scott, a former customer service rep turned system performance engineer, tests and optimizes cellular signals from a van equipped with test gear. Sharon Ross and April Ross work at the AT&T Relay Center, continuing the family’s long industry involvement.

Scott Bell Atlantic Mobile Systems Pittsburgh Fred Sharon Ross April Ross At&t Relay Center Cascade Galleria

Justice staff urge blocking WorldCom Sprint deal

Federal antitrust staff recommend blocking WorldCom Inc. 115 billion buyout of Sprint Corp. due to antitrust concerns. The recommendation, six months into an inquiry, could lead to divestitures. Klein may approve if competition is protected. The plan would create a 50 billion revenue telecom giant with 65 countries operations.

New York WorldCom Inc Sprint Corp Wall Street Journal Justice Department Joel Klein Federal Communications Commission European Commission

Senate panel outlines plan to regulate interscholastic athletics

PIAA reform measures would create a state Education Board oversight council and seven regional appeal boards to set uniform eligibility rules. The bill would license a nonprofit to run day to day activities, require 30 day residency or enrollment, and end the PIAA restitution rule while ensuring open meetings and media access.

Senate PIAA LaGrotta House State Board of Education Oversight Council New Castle Kennedy Christian WPIAL Pennsylvania Lawrence County Offi Cials Pennsylvania Association of School Administrators

Former New Castle resident named 1999 Airman of the Year

Robert Little of Streetsboro Ohio, a marketing associate at SG Financial Services in Cleveland, was promoted to staff sergeant in the Air Force Reserve and named 1999 Airman of the Year for the 911th Airlift Wing. He received the Humanitarian Service Medal from Brig Gen John Batboy Jr. for Hurricane Mitch relief efforts. Little is the son of Ken and Lynn Lytle of New Castle and attended Mohawk High School.

New Castle Robert Little Air Force Reserve 911Th Airlift Wing Little John Batboy Jr 22Nd Air Force SG Financial Services Cleveland Streetsboro Ohio Apryl Ken Lynn Lytle Mohawk High School

World’s Largest Birds Moas and Elephant Birds

The largest birds ever to live on Earth were the moas of New Zealand and the elephant birds of Madagascar. Moas reached about 10 feet in height while elephant birds weighed roughly 1,000 pounds.

Earth New Zealand Madagascar

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