Cellular phones explained and local market rivals named
A look at how cellular technology works outlines voice transmission by radio to a receiver then as a telephone signal. In Onondaga County NYNEX and Cellular One compete with four and six cell sites respectively while eavesdropping remains legally restricted and national mobile usage stays under 1 percent.
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The
Federal Communications
State Tower
Onondaga County
NYNEX
Cellular One
Syracuse
Paul Carey
Kilcoyne
Damaged Text Notes Civil Action Encouragement by Justice Dept
The fragment notes that the Justice Department often urges the harmed party to pursue a civil lawsuit. It hints at civil remedies rather than criminal action. The context is unclear and no specific parties or dates are provided.
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Justice Department
FCC
Eavesdropping on cellular calls prompts warning and tech talk
A Syracuse University student discusses hearing cellular conversations on standard TV sets and explains how frequencies shifted from the old DHF band. Officials note few criminal prosecutions exist while experts expect digitalization to curb intercepts and providers offer channel switching for security.
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PBS
Syracuse University
Storms and Disasters Hit World Across Regions
A global snapshot reports a tornado in Shanturia Bangladesh wrecking structures, a 15000 barrel crude spill in the Red Sea linked to an outdated navigation mat, and severe storms in Shanghai Hong Kong Sichuan. Additional notes cover Amazon mudslides, Orissa tornadoes, cormorant culls in Quebec, butterfly swarms in Iran, and earthquakes in Venezuela China and Mexico with volcanic activity in Costa Rica.
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Red Sea
Arab News
Jeddah
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Sichuan
Panamas election sees dueling victory claims and fraud allegations
Opposition leader Endara proclaimed triumph as an exit poll suggested Endara would win by a wide margin, while Duque supporters and ruling figures warned of fraud. Reports described late polling delays, displaced voters, and a Dutch priest shot by a uniformed guard amid security crackdowns.
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ADO
Endara
Endora
Duque
Panama
Chiriqui
Bush
Noriega
U.S
Bob Graham
D-Fla
Connie Mack
R-Fla
Larry Smith
Miami
Xavier Suarez
Jimmy Carter
Gerald Ford
Tampa
Manuel Solis Palma
la Chorrera
Panama City
Luz de Pasquale
de Pasquale
Costa Rica
Hildebrando Nicosia
Nicolas van Cleef
Santa Marta
Daniel Nunez
David
Penonome
Christian Democratic Party
Leane Apolayo
Chitre
Aquilino Boyd
Bolivian ruling party claims victory in presidency race
Bolivia's governing party says it won the presidency as voters lined up to pick a successor to 81 year old Victor Paz Estenssoro. Independent TV tally shows Banzer at 27.8 percent, Sanchez de Lozada 27.4, Paz Zamora 22 percent with six contenders trailing. final results may shift as rural votes come in.
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Bolivia
Victor Paz Estenssoro
Bolivian Television Association
Banzer
Center
Action Party
Sanchez de Lozada
Jaime Paz Zamora
Social Democratic Movement of the Revolutionary Left
Runnin
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Shanturia
Bangladesh
Amazon Jungle
Buraco Funda
Rio de Janiero
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Orissa
Quebec
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Namhonel
Iran
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Venezuela
China
Alaska
Mexico
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France
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Earthuate ‘Information Center
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Rande
U.K
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Carlos Duque
Coalition For National Liberation
Revolutionary Nationalist Movement
American Television
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