Word: telegraphe
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...whom will make their first appearance on February 3 at a Kennedy School panel discussion, also include mediation specialist Laura D. Blackburue, Susan K. Catania, a former Illinois state senator former New Jersey Congressman Andrew Maguire, and John O'Sullivan, formerly a writer for The London Daily Telegraph...
When Satellite Based Systems begins operations overseas...no longer will transnational enterprises be reliant on national postal, telegraph and telephone authorities for any of their information needs, removing the last link in their activities susceptible to government scrutiny and action...
...many years American Telephone and Telegraph used its monopoly powers to stifle competition from other manufacturers of telephone equipment by simply not allowing customers to use phones except those manufactured by its subsidiary, Western Electric. But a federal court ruling in 1968 opened the market to all comers, and since then equipment makers such as GTE and ITT have been able to sell to the Bell System's users. Nonetheless, 80% of the phones in use today were made by Western Electric, most of them rented by customers of AT&T's 22 local operating companies. This...
...example, customers of Pacific Telephone and Telegraph, the largest subsidiary in the system, currently pay $1.08 per month, or a total of $12.96 per year, to rent a standard rotary-dial phone. Under one of Pacific Tel's deals, subscribers can choose to pay an additional 660 a month for twelve months as a supplement to their rental fee, which works out to $20.88 for the year, after which they will own their phone sets outright and have to pay no further rental charges...
...fact not a professional policeman. Until his political appointment to the KGB in 1967, Andropov's career had been in government or party service. The son of a railway worker, he was born in 1914 in the village of Nagutskoye in the northern Caucasus. At times a telegraph operator and boatman on the Volga River, Andropov began his political career at 22, when he became an organizer for the Young Communist League. After serving as a political commissar on the Finnish front during World War II, he worked in a series of party jobs, gradually gaining a reputation...