Herald & Lantern 12 January '83

Getting Phones Changes

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NEWARK - There have been some changes in the way customers obtain Bell System telephones, effective Jan. 1. Thirteen of New Jersey Bell’s 44 PhoneCenters will be transferred to American Bell, Inc. (ABI), a separate subsidiary of AT&T. These PhoneCenters, located in major shopping malls, will sell telephone equipment but will not provide other services. The ABI stores will compete with other suppliers of equipment on an unregulated basis. NEW JERSEY Bell will continue to sell or lease telephones in inventory as of Dec. 31, 1982, until the supply runs out. The supply of Standard, Princess and Trimline sets is expected to Citation For Cape Farmer CHERRY HILL-Acita tion for distinguished ser vice of agriculture will be presented to vegetable farmer Vincent DiLuzio of Tuckahoe at th»,i8th State Agricultural Convention Jan 26 at the Cherry Hill Inn here The convention, on the fourth day of the state 112th Farmers Week, will also include election of state Board of Agriculture members and reports by the president of the state board and the state Secretary of Agriculture

last throughout 1983 although shortages may occur in some models and colors. New Jersey Bell’s 31 remaining PhoneCenters will be renamed Service Centers. They will offer telephones for new service or changes in service, arrange for replacement of defective New Jersey Bell equipment, and accept returned sets when service os discontinued. AN ADDITIONAL 16 New Jersey Bell Service Centers have been opened for the convenience of customers. These changes are required by a Federal Communications Commission ruling that, beginning Jan. I, the Bell System must offer new telephone equipment (except that in inventory as of Dec. 31) and enhanced services through a separate subsidiary only. Enhanced services are those that change or store information.

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BELL WILL continue to provide basic telecommunications service under regulation These services include local calling and access to long distrance service, electronic services (such as Call Waiting), telephone directories, public telephones, wiring installation and maintenance, and the lease and repair of telephones in place on customer's premises or in inventory. These changes are not related to the divestiture of New Jersey Bell by AT&T scheduled for Jan. 1, 1984 The following PhoneCenters were transferred to American Bell, Inc. Jan. l: Plainfield, Monmouth Mall. Quakerbridge Mall Burl ington Center. Deptford Mall. Cherry Hill Mall, Echelon Mall, Cumberland Mall, Garden State Plaza, Willowbrook, Rockaway Townsquare Mall. Short Hills Mall and Woodbridge Mall

Y arborough On Council NORTH WILDWOOD - Ernest L. Yarborough Jr. CPCU, president of Cape Insurance Center, Inc . here has been appointed to the Aetna Life and Casual ty 1983 Executive Council, which will meet in Farm ington. Conn Yarborough will repre sent this area in a member ship comprising agents from all over the nation who will convene in March to listen to and advise top level executives of Aetna on the plans and needs of the agents representing that company Yarborough has served in similar capacities with the Continental Insurance Co. and the United States Insurance group

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Very shortly, the Federal Government will begin to withhold 10% of the interest you earn on your savings. This means you won’t have the fu[l and immediate use of the interest you earn. If you don't think this is right, it's not too late to do something about it. Fill out this special petition. You canjsend it directly to your Senator or Congressman or simply return It to us. We'll make sure Washington gets your .message.

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