IOWA UTILITIES BOARD, Petitioner,
Bell Atlantic Corporation; Bellsouth Corporation; Pacific Telesis Group; SBC Communications, Inc.; Maryland Public Service Commission; US West, Inc.; US Telephone Association; Arkansas Public Service Commission; ALLTEL Telephone Services Corporation; Ameritech Corporation; Oregon Public Utility Commission; North State Telephone Company; Western Alliance; Independent Telephone and Telecommunications Alliance; Roseville Telephone Company; Concord Telephone Company; Rock Hill Telephone Company; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Hawaii; American Public Communications Council, Inc.; ICG Telecom Group, Inc.; Minnesota Public Utilities Commission; Southern New England Telephone Company; The Ad Hoc Coalition of Telecommunications Manufacturing Companies; Pacific Telecom, Inc.; Minnesota Independent Coalition; Kentucky Public Service Commission; Kansas Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Wyoming; Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission; Public Service Commission of Wisconsin; State of Texas; Alabama Public Service Commission; Citizens Telephone Company of Kecksburg; New Mexico State Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Montana; GTE Service Corporation; Utah Department of Commerce, Division of Public Utilities; Public Service Commission of Utah; Public Service Commission of the State of South Carolina; Tennessee Regulatory Authority; Aging Forum, Inc., doing business as National Silver Haired Congress; U.S. Coalition on Aging; College for Living; Council of Silver Haired Legislatures; Missouri Alliance of Area Agencies on Aging; Missouri Association for the Deaf; Missouri Council of the Blind; Presidents' Club for Telecommunications Justice; Paraquad, Rural Advocates for Independent Living; Services for Independent Living; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Colorado; Department of Public Utilities of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts; Oklahoma Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Connecticut, Department of Public Utility Control; New York Telephone Company; New England Telephone and Telegraph Company, Intervenors on Appeal,
v.
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION; United States of America, Respondents,
AT&T Corp.; Competitive Telecommunications Association; MFS Communications Company, Inc.; Airtouch Communications, Inc.; Nextlink Communications, L.L.C.; Sprint Spectrum, L.P.; National Cable Television Association, Inc.; MCI Telecommunications Corporation; Sprint Corp.; Cox Communications, Inc.; Vanguard Cellular Systems, Inc.; Western Wireless Corporation; American Communications Services, Inc.; KMC Telecom, Inc.; The Competition Policy Institute; Association for Local Telecommunications Services; Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association; GST Telecom, Inc.; ACC Corp.; General Communication, Inc.; Telecommunications Resellers Association; Consumer Federation of America; Ad Hoc Telecommunications Users Committee; Information Technology Industry Council; America's Carriers Telecommunication Association; Jones Intercable, Inc.; Telecommunications, Inc.; Teleport Communications Group, Inc.; Rural Telecommunications Group; Allied Associated Partners; Geld Information Systems; Pronet, Inc.; Winstar Communications, Inc.; U.S. One Communications Services; Comcast Corporation; Frontier Corporation; Anaheim, California Public Utilities Department; City of Long Beach, California; City of Manassas, Virginia; Cable & Wireless, Inc.; National Association of State Utility Consumer Advocates; Time Warner Communications Holdings, Inc.; Personal Communications Industry Association; Excel Telecommunications, Inc.; Paging Network, Inc.; Nextwave Telecom, Inc.; Small Cable Business Association; Worldcom, Inc.; Metrocall, Inc.; Texas Office of Public Utility Counsel, Intervenors on Appeal,
Consumers' Utility Counsel Division, Georgia Governor's Office of Consumer Affairs; Honorable John D. Dingell; Honorable W.J. (Billy) Tauzin; Honorable Rick Boucher; Honorable Dennis Hastert, Amici on Behalf of Petitioner,
Honorable Thomas J. Bliley, Jr.; Honorable Ernest F. Hollings; Honorable Ted Stevens; Honorable Daniel K. Inouye; Honorable Trent Lott; Honorable Edward J. Markey, Amici on Behalf of Respondent.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REGULATORY UTILITY COMMISSIONERS, Petitioner,
Bell Atlantic Corporation; Bellsouth Corporation; Pacific Telesis Group; SBC Communications, Inc.; Maryland Public Service Commission; US West, Inc.; US Telephone Association; Arkansas Public Service Commission; ALLTEL Telephone Services Corporation; Oregon Public Utility Commission; North State Telephone Company; Western Alliance; Independent Telephone and Telecommunications Alliance; Roseville Telephone Company; Concord Telephone Company; Rock Hill Telephone Company; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Hawaii; American Public Communications Council, Inc.; ICG Telecom Group, Inc.; Minnesota Public Utilities Commission; Southern New England Telephone Company; The Ad Hoc Coalition of Telecommunications Manufacturing Companies; Pacific Telecom, Inc.; Minnesota Independent Coalition; Kentucky Public Service Commission; Kansas Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Wyoming; Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission; Public Service Commission of Wisconsin; State of Texas; Alabama Public Service Commission; Citizens Telephone Company of Kecksburg; New Mexico State Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Montana; GTE Service Corporation; Utah Department of Commerce, Division of Public Utilities; Public Service Commission of Utah; Public Service Commission of the State of South Carolina; Tennessee Regulatory Authority; Aging Forum, Inc., doing business as National Silver Haired Congress; U.S. Coalition on Aging; College for Living; Council of Silver Haired Legislatures; Missouri Alliance of Area Agencies on Aging; Missouri Association for the Deaf; Missouri Council of the Blind; Presidents' Club for Telecommunications Justice; Paraquad, Rural Advocates for Independent Living; Services for Independent Living; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Colorado; Department of Public Utilities of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts; Oklahoma Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Connecticut, Department of Public Utility Control; New York Telephone Company; New England Telephone and Telegraph Company, Intervenors on Appeal,
v.
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION; United States of America, Respondents,
AT&T Corp.; Competitive Telecommunications Association; MFS Communications Company, Inc.; Airtouch Communications, Inc.; Nextlink Communications, L.L.C.; Sprint Spectrum, L.P.; National Cable Television Association, Inc.; MCI Telecommunications Corporation; Sprint Corp.; Cox Communications, Inc.; Vanguard Cellular Systems, Inc.; Western Wireless Corporation; American Communications Services, Inc.; KMC Telecom, Inc.; The Competition Policy Institute; Association for Local Telecommunications Services; Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association; GST Telecom, Inc.; ACC Corp.; General Communication, Inc.; Telecommunications Resellers Association; Consumer Federation of America; Ad Hoc Telecommunications Users Committee; Information Technology Industry Council; America's Carriers Telecommunication Association; Jones Intercable, Inc.; Telecommunications, Inc.; Teleport Communications Group, Inc.; Rural Telecommunications Group; Allied Associated Partners; Geld Information Systems; Pronet, Inc.; Winstar Communications, Inc.; U.S. One Communications Services; Comcast Corporation; Frontier Corporation; Anaheim, California Public Utilities Department; City of Long Beach, California; City of Manassas, Virginia; Cable & Wireless, Inc.; National Association of State Utility Consumer Advocates; Time Warner Communications Holdings, Inc.; Personal Communications Industry Association; Excel Telecommunications, Inc.; Worldcom, Inc.; Paging Network, Inc.; Nextwave Telecom, Inc.; Small Cable Business Association; Metrocall, Inc.; Texas Office of Public Utility Counsel, Intervenors on Appeal,
Consumers' Utility Counsel Division, Georgia Governor's Office of Consumer Affairs; Honorable John D. Dingell; Honorable W.J. (Billy) Tauzin; Honorable Rick Boucher; Honorable Dennis Hastert, Amici on Behalf of Petitioner,
Honorable Thomas J. Bliley, Jr.; Honorable Ernest F. Hollings; Honorable Ted Stevens; Honorable Daniel K. Inouye; Honorable Trent Lott; Honorable Edward J. Markey, Amici on Behalf of Respondent.
THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE COMPANY, Petitioner,
Bell Atlantic Corporation; Bellsouth Corporation; Pacific Telesis Group; SBC Communications, Inc.; Maryland Public Service Commission; US West, Inc.; US Telephone Association; Arkansas Public Service Commission; ALLTEL Telephone Services Corporation; Ameritech Corporation; Oregon Public Utility Commission; North tate Telephone Company; Western Alliance; Independent Telephone and Telecommunications Alliance; Roseville Telephone Company; Concord Telephone Company; Rock Hill Telephone Company; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Hawaii; American Public Communications Council, Inc.; ICG Telecom Group, Inc.; Minnesota Public Utilities Commission; The Ad Hoc Coalition of Telecommunications Manufacturing Companies; Pacific Telecom, Inc.; Minnesota Independent Coalition; Kentucky Public Service Commission; Kansas Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Wyoming; Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission; Public Service Commission of Wisconsin; State of Texas; Alabama Public Service Commission; Citizens Telephone Company of Kecksburg; New Mexico State Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Montana; GTE Service Corporation; Utah Department of Commerce, Division of Public Utilities; Public Service Commission of Utah; Public Service Commission of the State of South Carolina; Tennessee Regulatory Authority; Aging Forum, Inc., doing business as National Silver Haired Congress; U.S. Coalition on Aging; College for Living; Council of Silver Haired Legislatures; Missouri Alliance of Area Agencies on Aging; Missouri Association for the Deaf; Missouri Council of the Blind; Presidents' Club for Telecommunications Justice; Paraquad, Rural Advocates for Independent Living; Services for Independent Living; Public Utilities Commission of the state of Colorado; Department of Public Utilities of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts; Oklahoma Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Connecticut, Department of Public Utility Control; New York Telephone Company; New England Telephone and Telegraph Company, Intervenors on Appeal,
v.
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION; United States of America, Respondents,
AT&T Corp.; Competitive Telecommunications Association; MFS Communications Company, Inc.; Airtouch Communications, Inc.; Nextlink Communications, L.L.C.; Sprint Spectrum, L.P.; National Cable Television Association, Inc.; MCI Telecommunications Corporation; Sprint Corp.; Cox Communications, Inc.; Vanguard Cellular Systems, Inc.; Western Wireless Corporation; American Communications Services, Inc.; KMC Telecom, Inc.; The Competition Policy Institute; Association for Local Telecommunications Services; Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association; GST Telecom, Inc.; ACC Corp.; General Communication, Inc.; Telecommunications Resellers Association; Consumer Federation of America; Ad Hoc Telecommunications Users Committee; Information Technology Industry Council; America's Carriers Telecommunication Association; Jones Intercable, Inc.; Telecommunications, Inc.; Teleport Communications Group, Inc.; Rural Telecommunications Group; Allied Associated Partners; Geld Information Systems; Pronet, Inc.; Winstar Communications, Inc.; U.S. One Communications Services; Comcast Corporation; Frontier Corporation; Anaheim, California Public Utilities Department; City of Long Beach, California; City of Manassas, Virginia; Cable & Wireless, Inc.; National Association of State Utility Consumer Advocates; Time Warner Communications Holdings, Inc.; Personal Communications Industry Association; Excel Telecommunications, Inc.; Worldcom, Inc.; Paging Network, Inc.; Nextwave Telecom, Inc.; Small Cable Business Association; Metrocall, Inc.; Texas Office of Public Utility Counsel, Intervenors on Appeal,
Consumers' Utility Counsel Division, Georgia Governor's Office of Consumer Affairs; Honorable John D. Dingell; Honorable W.J. (Billy) Tauzin; Honorable Rick Boucher; Honorable Dennis Hastert, Amici on Behalf of Petitioner,
Honorable Thomas J. Bliley, Jr.; Honorable Ernest F. Hollings; Honorable Ted Stevens; Honorable Daniel K. Inouye; Honorable Trent Lott; Honorable Edward J. Markey, Amici on Behalf of Respondent.
BELL ATLANTIC CORPORATION; Bellsouth Corporation; Pacific Telesis Group, Petitioners,
SBC Communications, Inc.; Maryland Public Service Commission; US West, Inc.; US Telephone Association; Arkansas Public Service Commission; ALLTEL Telephone Services Corporation; Ameritech Corporation; Oregon Public Utility Commission; North State Telephone Company; Western Alliance; Independent Telephone and Telecommunications Alliance; Roseville Telephone Company; Concord Telephone Company; Rock Hill Telephone Company; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Hawaii; American Public Communications Council, Inc.; ICG Telecom Group, Inc.; Minnesota Public Utilities Commission; Southern New England Telephone Company; The Ad Hoc Coalition of Telecommunications Manufacturing Companies; Pacific Telecom, Inc.; Minnesota Independent Coalition; Worldcom, Inc.; Nextwave Telecom, Inc.; Kentucky Public Service Commission; Kansas Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Wyoming; Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission; Public Service Commission of Wisconsin; State of Texas; Alabama Public Service Commission; Citizens Telephone Company of Kecksburg; New Mexico State Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Montana; GTE Service Corporation; Utah Department of Commerce, Division of Public Utilities; Public Service Commission of Utah; Public Service Commission of the State of South Carolina; Tennessee Regulatory Authority; Aging Forum, Inc., doing business as National Silver Haired Congress; U.S. Coalition on Aging; College for Living; Council of Silver Haired Legislatures; Missouri Alliance of Area Agencies on Aging; Missouri Association for the Deaf; Missouri Council of the Blind; Presidents' Club for Telecommunications Justice; Paraquad, Rural Advocates for Independent Living; Services for Independent Living; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Colorado; Department of Public Utilities of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts; Oklahoma Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Connecticut, Department of Public Utility Control; New York Telephone Company; New England Telephone and Telegraph Company, Intervenors on Appeal,
v.
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION; United States of America, Respondents,
AT&T Corp.; Competitive Telecommunications Association; MFS Communications Company, Inc.; Airtouch Communications, Inc.; Nextlink Communications, L.L.C.; Sprint Spectrum, L.P.; National Cable Television Association, Inc.; MCI Telecommunications Corporation; Sprint Corp.; Cox Communications, Inc.; Vanguard Cellular Systems, Inc.; Western Wireless Corporation; Inc.; KMC Telecom, Inc.; The Competition Policy Institute; Association for Local Telecommunications Services; Cellular Telecommunications Services; Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association; GST Telecom, Inc.; ACC Corp.; General Communication, Inc.; Telecommunications Resellers Association; Consumer Federation of America; Ad Hoc Telecommunications Users Committee; Information Technology Industry Council; America's Carriers Telecommunication Association; Jones Intercable, Inc.; Telecommunications, Inc.; Teleport Communications Group, Inc.; Rural Telecommunications Group; Allied Associated Partners; Geld Information Systems; Pronet, Inc.; Winstar Communications, Inc.; U.S. One Communications Services; Comcast Corporation; Frontier Corporation; Anaheim, California Public Utilities Department; City of Long Beach, California; City of Manassas, Virginia; Cable & Wireless, Inc.; National Association of State Utility Consumer Advocates; Time Warner Communications Holdings, Inc.; Personal Communications Industry Association; Excel Telecommunications, Inc.; Paging Network, Inc.; Small Cable Business Association; Metrocall, Inc.; Texas Office of Public Utility Counsel, Intervenors on Appeal,
Consumers' Utility Counsel Division, Georgia Governor's Office of Consumer Affairs; Honorable John D. Dingell; Honorable W.J. (Billy) Tauzin; Honorable Rick Boucher; Honorable Dennis Hastert, Amici on Behalf of Petitioner,
Honorable Thomas J. Bliley, Jr.; Honorable Ernest F. Hollings; Honorable Ted Stevens; Honorable Daniel K. Inouye; Honorable Trent Lott; Honorable Edward J. Markey, Amici on Behalf of Respondent.
AMERITECH CORPORATION, Petitioner,
Bell Atlantic Corporation; Bellsouth Corporation; Pacific Telesis Group; SBC Communications, Inc.; Maryland Public Service Commission; US West, Inc.; US Telephone Association; Arkansas Public Service Commission; ALLTEL Telephone Services Corporation; Oregon Public Utility Commission; North State Telephone Company; Western Alliance; Independent Telephone and Telecommunications Alliance; Roseville Telephone Company; Concord Telephone Company; Rock Hill Telephone Company; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Hawaii; American Public Communications Council, Inc.; ICG Telecom Group, Inc.; Minnesota Public Utilities Commission; Southern New England Telephone Company; The Ad Hoc Coalition of Telecommunications Manufacturing Companies; Pacific Telecom, Inc.; Minnesota Independent Coalition; Kentucky Public Service Commission; Kansas Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Wyoming; Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission; Public Service Commission of Wisconsin; State of Texas; Alabama Public Service Commission; Citizens Telephone Company of Kecksburg; New Mexico State Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Montana; GTE Service Corporation; Utah Department of Commerce, Division of Public Utilities; Public Service Commission of Utah; Public Service Commission of the State of South Carolina; Tennessee Regulatory Authority; Aging Forum, Inc., doing business as National Silver Haired Congress; U.S. Coalition on Aging; College for Living; Council of Silver Haired Legislatures; Missouri Alliance of Area Agencies on Aging; Missouri Association for the Deaf; Missouri Council of the Blind; Presidents' Club for Telecommunications Justice; Paraquad, Rural Advocates for Independent Living; Services for Independent Living; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Colorado; Department of Public Utilities of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts; Oklahoma Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Connecticut, Department of Public Utility Control; New York Telephone Company; New England Telephone and Telegraph Company, Intervenors on Appeal,
v.
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION; United States of America, Respondents,
AT&T Corp.; Competitive Telecommunications Association; MFS Communications Company, Inc.; Airtouch Communications, Inc.; Nextlink Communications, L.L.C.; Sprint Spectrum, L.P.; National Cable Television Association, Inc.; MCI Telecommunications Corporation; Sprint Corp.; Cox Communications, Inc.; Vanguard Cellular Systems, Inc.; Western Wireless Corporation; American Communications Services, Inc.; KMC Telecom, Inc.; The Competition Policy Institute; Association for Local Telecommunications Services; Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association; GST Telecom, Inc.; ACC Corp.; General Communication, Inc.; Telecommunications Resellers Association; Consumer Federation of America; Ad Hoc Telecommunications Users Committee; Information Technology Industry Council; America's Carriers Telecommunication Association; Jones Intercable, Inc.; Telecommunications, Inc.; Teleport Communications Group, Inc.; Rural Telecommunications Group; Allied Associated Partners; Geld Information Systems; Pronet, Inc.; Winstar Communications, Inc.; U.S. One Communications Services; Comcast Corporation; Frontier Corporation; Anaheim, California Public Utilities Department; City of Long Beach, California; City of Manassas, Virginia; Cable & Wireless, Inc.; National Association of State Utility Consumer Advocates; Time Warner Communications Holdings, Inc.; Personal Communications Industry Association; Excel Telecommunications, Inc.; Worldcom, Inc.; Paging Network, Inc.; Nextwave Telecom, Inc.; Small Cable Business Association; Metrocall, Inc.; Texas Office of Public Utility Counsel, Intervenors on Appeal,
Consumers' Utility Counsel Division, Georgia Governor's Office of Consumer Affairs; Honorable John D. Dingell; Honorable W.J. (Billy) Tauzin; Honorable Rick Boucher; Honorable Dennis Hastert, Amici on Behalf of Petitioner,
Honorable Thomas J. Bliley, Jr.; Honorable Ernest F. Hollings; Honorable Ted Stevens; Honorable Daniel K. Inouye; Honorable Trent Lott; Honorable Edward J. Markey, Amici on Behalf of Respondent.
US WEST, INC., Petitioner,
Bell Atlantic Corporation; Bellsouth Corporation; Pacific Telesis Group; SBC Communications, Inc.; Maryland Public Service Commission; US Telephone Association; Arkansas Public Service Commission; ALLTEL Telephone Services Corporation; Ameritech Corporation; Oregon Public Utility Commission; North State Telephone Company; Western Alliance; Independent Telephone and Telecommunications Alliance; Roseville Telephone Company; Concord Telephone Company; Rock Hill Telephone Company; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Hawaii; American Public Communications Council, Inc.; ICG Telecom Group, Inc.; Minnesota Public Utilities Commission; Southern New England Telephone Company; The Ad Hoc Coalition of Telecommunications Manufacturing Companies; Pacific Telecom, Inc.; Minnesota Independent Coalition; Kentucky Public Service Commission; Kansas Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Wyoming; Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission; Public Service Commission of Wisconsin; State of Texas; Alabama Public Service Commission; Citizens Telephone Company of Kecksburg; New Mexico State Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Montana; GTE Service Corporation; Utah Department of Commerce, Division of Public Utilities; Public Service Commission of Utah; Public Service Commission of the State of South Carolina; Tennessee Regulatory Authority; Aging Forum, Inc., doing business as National Silver Haired Congress; U.S. Coalition on Aging; College for Living; Council of Silver Haired Legislatures; Missouri Alliance of Area Agencies on Aging; Missouri Association for the Deaf; Missouri Council of the Blind; Presidents' Club for Telecommunications Justice; Paraquad, Rural Advocates for Independent Living;Services for Independent Living; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Colorado; Department of Public Utilities of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts; Oklahoma Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Connecticut, Department of Public Utility Control; New York Telephone Company; New England Telephone and Telegraph Company, Intervenors on Appeal,
v.
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION; United States of America, Respondents,
AT&T Corp.; Competitive Telecommunications Association; MFS Communications Company, Inc.; Airtouch Communications, Inc.; Nextlink Communications, L.L.C.; Sprint Spectrum, L.P.; National Cable Television Association, Inc.; MCI Telecommunications Corporation; Sprint Corp.; Cox Communications, Inc.; Vanguard Cellular Systems, Inc.; Western Wireless Corporation; American Communications Services, Inc.; KMC Telecom, Inc.; The Competition Policy Institute; Association for Local Telecommunications Services; Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association; GST Telecom, Inc.; ACC Corp.; General Communication, Inc.; Telecommunications Resellers Association; Consumer Federation of America; Ad Hoc Telecommunications Users Committee; Information Technology Industry Council; America's Carriers Telecommunication Association; Jones Intercable, Inc.; Telecommunications, Inc.; Teleport Communications Group, Inc.; Rural Telecommunications Group; Allied Associated Partners; Geld Information Systems; Pronet, Inc.; Winstar Communications, Inc.; U.S. One Communications Services; Comcast Corporation; Frontier Corporation; Anaheim, California Public Utilities Department; City of Long Beach, California; City of Manassas, Virginia; Cable & Wireless, Inc.; National Association of State Utility Consumer Advocates; Time Warner Communications Holdings, Inc.; Personal Communications Industry Association; Excel Telecommunications, Inc.; Worldcom, Inc.; Paging Network, Inc.; Nextwave Telecom, Inc.; Small Cable Business Association; Metrocall, Inc.; Texas Office of Public Utility Counsel, Intervenors on Appeal,
Consumers' Utility Counsel Division, Georgia Governor's Office of Consumer Affairs; Honorable John D. Dingell; Honorable W.J. (Billy) Tauzin; Honorable Rick Boucher; Honorable Dennis Hastert, Amici on Behalf of Petitioner,
Honorable Thomas J. Bliley, Jr.; Honorable Ernest F. Hollings; Honorable Ted Stevens; Honorable Daniel K. Inouye; Honorable Trent Lott; Honorable Edward J. Markey, Amici on Behalf of Respondent.
GTE SERVICE CORPORATION; GTE Alaska, Incorporated; GTE Arkansas, Incorporated; GTE California, Incorporated; GTE Florida, Incorporated; GTE Midwest, Incorporated; GTE South, Incorporated; GTE Southwest, Incorporated; GTE North, Incorporated; GTE Northwest, Incorporated; GTE Hawaiian Telephone Company, Incorporated; GTE West Coast, Incorporated; Contel of California, Inc.; Contel of Minnesota, Inc.; Contel of the South, Inc., Petitioners,
Rock Hill Telephone Company; Bell Atlantic Corporation; Bellsouth Corporation; Pacific Telesis Group; SBC Communications, Inc.; Maryland Public Service Commission; US West, Inc.; US Telephone Association; Arkansas Public Service Commission; ALLTEL Telephone Services Corporation; Ameritech Corporation; Oregon Public Utility Commission; North State Telephone Company; Western Alliance; Independent Telephone and Telecommunications Alliance; Roseville Telephone Company; Concord Telephone Company; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Hawaii; American Public Communications Council, Inc.; ICG Telecom Group, Inc.; Minnesota Public Utilities Commission; Southern New England Telephone Company; The Ad Hoc Coalition of Telecommunications Manufacturing Companies; Pacific Telecom, Inc.; Minnesota Independent Coalition; Kentucky Public Service Commission; Kansas Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Wyoming; Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission; Public Service Commission of Wisconsin; State of Texas; Alabama Public Service Commission; Citizens Telephone Company of Kecksburg; New Mexico State Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Montana; Utah Department of Commerce, Division of Public Utilities; Public Service Commission of Utah; Public Service Commission of the State of South Carolina; Tennessee Regulatory Authority; Aging Forum, Inc., doing business as National Silver Haired Congress; U.S. Coalition on Aging; College for Living; Council of Silver Haired Legislatures; Missouri Alliance of Area Agencies on Aging; Missouri Association for the Deaf; Missouri Council of the Blind; Presidents' Club for Telecommunications Justice; Paraquad, Rural Advocates for Independent Living; Services for Independent Living; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Colorado; Department of Public Utilities of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts; Oklahoma Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Connecticut, Department of Public Utility Control; New York Telephone Company; New England Telephone and Telegraph Company, Intervenors on Appeal,
v.
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION; United States of America, Respondents,
AT&T Corp.; Competitive Telecommunications Association; MFS Communications Company, Inc.; Airtouch Communications, Inc.; Nextlink Communications, L.L.C.; Sprint Spectrum, L.P.; National Cable Television Association, Inc.; MCI Telecommunications Corporation; Sprint Corp.; Cox Communications, Inc.; Vanguard Cellular Systems, Inc.; Western Wireless Corporation; American Communications Services, Inc.; KMC Telecom, Inc.; The Competition Policy Institute; Association for Local Telecommunications Services; Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association; GST Telecom, Inc.; ACC Corp.; General Communication, Inc.; Telecommunications Resellers Association; Consumer Federation of America; Ad Hoc Telecommunications Users Committee; Information Technology Industry Council; America's Carriers Telecommunication Association; Jones Intercable, Inc.; Telecommunications, Inc.; Teleport Communications Group, Inc.; Allied Associated Partners; Geld Information Systems; Pronet, Inc.; Winstar Communications Services; Comcast Corporation; Frontier Corporation; Anaheim, California Public Utilities Department; City of Long Beach, California; City of Manassas, Virginia; Cable & Wireless, Inc.; National Association of State Utility Consumer Advocates; Time Warner Communications Holdings, Inc.; Personal Communications Industry Association; Rural Telecommunications Group; Excel Telecommunications, Inc.; Worldcom, Inc.; Paging Network, Inc.; Nextwave Telecom, Inc.; Small Cable Business Association; Metrocall, Inc.; Texas Office of Public Utility Counsel, Intervenors on Appeal,
Consumers' Utility Counsel Division, Georgia Governor's Office of Consumer Affairs; Honorable John D. Dingell; Honorable W.J. (Billy) Tauzin; Honorable Rick Boucher; Honorable Dennis Hastert, Amici on Behalf of Petitioner,
Honorable Thomas J. Bliley, Jr.; Honorable Ernest F. Hollings; Honorable Ted Stevens; Honorable Daniel K. Inouye; Honorable Trent Lott; Honorable Edward J. Markey, Amici on Behalf of Respondent.
NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY; New England Telephone and Telegraph Company, Petitioners,
Bell Atlantic Corporation; Bellsouth Corporation; Pacific Telesis Group; SBC Communications, Inc.; Maryland Public Service Commission; US West, Inc.; US Telephone Association; Arkansas Public Service Commission; ALLTEL Telephone Services Corporation; Ameritech Corporation; Oregon Public Utility Commission; North State Telephone Company; Western Alliance; Independent Telephone and Telecommunications Alliance; Roseville Telephone Company; Concord Telephone Company; Rock Hill Telephone Company; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Hawaii; American Public Communications Council, Inc.; ICG Telecom Group, Inc.; Minnesota Public Utilities Commission; Southern New England Telephone Company, The Ad Hoc Coalition of Telecommunications Manufacturing Companies, Pacific Telecom, Inc.; Minnesota Independent Coalition; Kentucky Public Service Commission; Kansas Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Wyoming; Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission; Public Service Commission of Wisconsin; State of Texas; Alabama Public Service Commission; Citizens Telephone Company of Kecksburg; New Mexico State Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Montana; GTE Service Corporation; Utah Department of Commerce, Division of Public Utilities; Public Service Commission of Utah; Public Service Commission of the State of South Carolina; Tennessee Regulatory Authority; Aging Forum, Inc., doing business as National Silver Haired Congress; U.S. Coalition on Aging; College for Living; Council of Silver Haired Legislatures; Missouri Alliance of Area Agencies on Aging; Missouri Association for the Deaf; Missouri Council of the Blind; Presidents' Club for Telecommunications Justice; Paraquad, Rural Advocates for Independent Living; Services for Independent Living; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Colorado; Department of Public Utilities of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts; Oklahoma Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Connecticut, Department of Public Utility Control, Intervenors on Appeal,
v.
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION; United States of America, Respondents,
AT&T Corp.; Competitive Telecommunications Association; MFS Communications Company, Inc.; Airtouch Communications, Inc.; Nextlink Communications; L.L.C.; Sprint Spectrum, L.P.; National Cable Television Association, Inc.; MCI Telecommunications Corporation; Sprint Corp.; Cox Communications, Inc.; Vanguard Cellular Systems, Inc.; Western Wireless Corporation; American Communications Services, Inc.; KMC Telecom, Inc.; The Competition Policy Institute; Association for Local Telecommunications Services; Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association; GST Telecom, Inc.; ACC Corp.; General Communication, Inc.; Telecommunications Resellers Association; Consumer Federation of America; Ad Hoc Telecommunications Users Committee; Information Technology Industry Council; America's Carriers Telecommunication Association; Jones Intercable, Inc.; Telecommunications, Inc.; Teleport Communications Group, Inc.; Rural Telecommunications Group; Allied Associated Partners; Geld Information Systems; Pronet, Inc.; Winstar Communications, Inc.; U.S. One Communications Services; Comcast Corporation; Frontier Corporation; Anaheim, California Public Utilities Department; City of Long Beach, California; City of Manassas, Virginia; Cable & Wireless, Inc.; National Association of State Utility Consumer Advocates; Time Warner Communications Holdings, Inc.; Personal Communications Industry Association; Excel Telecommunications, Inc.; Worldcom, Inc.; Paging Network, Inc.; Nextwave Telecom, Inc.; Small Cable Business Association; Metrocall, Inc.; Texas Office of Public Utility Counsel, Intervenors on Appeal,
Consumers' Utility Counsel Division, Georgia Governor's Office of Consumer Affairs; Honorable John D. Dingell; Honorable W.J. (Billy) Tauzin; Honorable Rick Boucher; Honorable Dennis Hastert, Amici on Behalf of Petitioner,
Honorable Thomas J. Bliley, Jr.; Honorable Ernest F. Hollings; Honorable Ted Stevens; Honorable Daniel K. Inouye; Honorable Trent Lott; Honorable Edward J. Markey, Amici on Behalf of Respondent.
CINCINNATI BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY, Petitioner,
Bell Atlantic Corporation; Bellsouth Corporation; Pacific Telesis Group; SBC Communications, Inc.; Maryland Public Service Commission; U.S. West Inc.; US Telephone Association; Arkansas Public Service Commission; ALLTEL Telephone Services Corporation; Ameritech Corporation; Oregon Public Utility Commission; North State Telephone Company; Western Alliance; Independent Telephone and Telecommunications Alliance; Roseville Telephone Company; Concord Telephone Company; Rock Hill Telephone Company; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Hawaii; American Public Communications Council, Inc.; ICG Telecom Group, Inc.; Minnesota Public Utilities Commission; Southern New England Telephone Company; The Ad Hoc Coalition of Telecommunications Manufacturing Companies; Pacific Telecom, Inc.; Minnesota Independent Coalition; Kentucky Public Service Commission; Kansas Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Wyoming; Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission; Public Service Commission of Wisconsin; State of Texas; Alabama Public Service Commission; Citizens Telephone Company of Kecksburg; New Mexico State Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Montana; GTE Service Corporation; Utah Department of Commerce, Division of Public Utilities; Public Service Commission of Utah; Public Service Commission of the State of South Carolina; Tennessee Regulatory Authority; Aging Forum, Inc., doing business as National Silver Haired Congress; U.S. Coalition on Aging; College for Living; Council of Silver Haired Legislatures; Missouri Alliance of Area Agencies on Aging; Missouri Association for the Deaf; Missouri Council of the Blind; Presidents' Club for Telecommunications Justice; Paraquad, Rural Advocates for Independent Living; Services for Independent Living; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Colorado; Department of Public Utilities of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts; Oklahoma Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Connecticut, Department of Public Utility Control; New York Telephone Company; New England Telephone and Telegraph Company, Intervenors on Appeal,
v.
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION; United States of America, Respondents,
AT&T Corp.; Competitive Telecommunications Association; MFS Communications Company, Inc.; Airtouch Communications, Inc.; Nextlink Communications, L.L.C.; Sprint Spectrum, L.P.; National Cable Television Association, Inc.; MCI Telecommunications Corporation; Sprint Corp.; Cox Communications, Inc.; Vanguard Cellular Systems, Inc.; Western Wireless Corporation; American Communications Services, Inc., KMC Telecom, Inc.; The Competition Policy Institute; Association for Local Telecommunications Services; Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association; GST Telecom, Inc.; ACC Corp.; General Communication, Inc.; Telecommunications Resellers Association; Consumer Federation of America; Ad Hoc Telecommunications Users Committee; Information Technology Industry Council; America's Carriers Telecommunication Association; Jones Intercable, Inc.; Telecommunications, Inc.; Teleport Communications Group, Inc.; Rural Telecommunications Group; Allied Associated Partners; Geld Information Systems; Pronet, Inc.; Winstar Communications, Inc.; U.S. One Communications Services; Comcast Corporation; Frontier Corporation; Anaheim, California Public Utilities Department; City of Long Beach, California; City of Manassas, Virginia; Cable & Wireless, Inc.; National Association of State Utility Consumer Advocates; Time Warner Communications Holdings, Inc.; Personal Communications Industry Association; Excel Telecommunications, Inc.; Worldcom, Inc.; Paging Network, Inc.; Nextwave Telecom, Inc.; Small Cable Business Association; Metrocall, Inc.; Texas Office of Public Utility Counsel, Intervenors on Appeal,
Consumers' Utility Counsel Division, Georgia Governor's Office of Consumer Affairs; Honorable John D. Dingell; Honorable W.J. (Billy) Tauzin; Honorable Rick Boucher; Honorable Dennis Hastert, Amici on Behalf of Petitioner,
Honorable Thomas J. Bliley, Jr.; Honorable Ernest F. Hollings; Honorable Ted Stevens; Honorable Daniel K. Inouye; Honorable Trent Lott; Honorable Edward J. Markey, Amici on Behalf of Respondent.
PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK; The Public Service Commission of the State of New York, Petitioners,
Bell Atlantic Corporation; Bellsouth Corporation; Pacific Telesis Group; SBC Communications, Inc.; Maryland Public Service Commission; US West, Inc.; US Telephone Association; Arkansas Public Service Commission; ALLTEL Telephone Services Corporation; Ameritech Corporation; Oregon Public Utility Commission; North State Telephone Company; Western Alliance; Independent Telephone and Telecommunications Alliance; Roseville Telephone Company; Concord Telephone Company; Rock Hill Telephone Company; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Hawaii; American Public Communications Council Inc.; ICG Telecom Group, Inc.; Minnesota Public Utilities Commission; Southern New England Telephone Company; The Ad Hoc Coalition of Telecommunications Manufacturing Companies; Pacific Telecom, Inc.; Minnesota Independent Coalition; Kentucky Public Service Commission; Kansas Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Wyoming; Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission; Public Service Commission of Wisconsin; State of Texas; Alabama Public Service Commission; Citizens Telephone Company of Kecksburg; New Mexico State Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Montana; GTE Service Corporation; Utah Department of Commerce, Division of Public Utilities; Public Service Commission of Utah; Public Service Commission of the State of South Carolina; Tennessee Regulatory Authority; Aging Forum, Inc., doing business as National Silver Haired Congress; U.S. Coalition on Aging; College for Living; Council of Silver Haired Legislatures; Missouri Alliance of Area Agencies on Aging; Missouri Association for the Deaf; Missouri Council of the Blind; Presidents' Club for Telecommunications Justice; Paraquad, Rural Advocates for Independent Living; Services for Independent Living; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Colorado; Department of Public Utilities of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts; Oklahoma Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Connecticut, Department of Public Utility Control; New York Telephone Company; New England Telephone and Telegraph Company, Intervenors on Appeal,
v.
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION; United States of America, Respondents,
AT&T Corp.; Competitive Telecommunications Association; MFS Communications Company, Inc.; Airtouch Communications, Inc.; Nextlink Communications, L.L.C.; Sprint Spectrum, L.P.; National Cable Television Association, Inc.; MCI Telecommunications Corporation; Sprint Corp.; Cox Communications, Inc.; Vanguard Cellular Systems, Inc.; Western Wireless Corporation; American Communications Services, Inc.; KMC Telecom, Inc.; The Competition Policy Institute; Association for Local Telecommunications Services; Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association; GST Telecom, Inc.; ACC Corp.; General Communication, Inc.; Telecommunications Resellers Association; Consumer Federation of America; Ad Hoc Telecommunications Users Committee; Information Technology Industry Council; America's Carriers Telecommunication Association; Jones Intercable, Inc.; Telecommunications, Inc.; Teleport Communications Group, Inc.; Allied Associated Partners; Geld Information Systems; Pronet, Inc.; Winstar Communications, Inc.; U.S. One Communications Services; Comcast Corporation; Frontier Corporation; Anaheim, California Public Utilities Department; City of Long Beach, California; City of Manassas, Virginia; Cable & Wireless, Inc.; National Association of State Utility Consumer Advocates; Time Warner Communications Holdings, Inc.; Personal Communications Industry Association; Rural Telecommunications Group; Excel Telecommunications, Inc.; Worldcom, Inc.; Paging Network, Inc.; Nextwave Telecom, Inc.; Small Cable Business Association; Metrocall, Inc.; Texas Office of Public Utility Counsel, Intervenors on Appeal,
Consumers' Utility Counsel Division, Georgia Governor's Office of Consumer Affairs; Honorable John D. Dingell; Honorable W.J. (Billy) Tauzin; Honorable Rick Boucher; Honorable Dennis Hastert, Amici on Behalf of Petitioner,
Honorable Thomas J. Bliley, Jr.; Honorable Ernest F. Hollings; Honorable Ted Stevens; Honorable Daniel K. Inouye; Honorable Trent Lott; Honorable Edward J. Markey, Amici on Behalf of Respondent.
SBC COMMUNICATIONS, INC. Petitioner,
Bell Atlantic Corporation; Bellsouth Corporation; Pacific Telesis Group; Maryland Public Service Commission; US West, Inc.; US Telephone Association; Arkansas Public Service Commission; ALLTEL Telephone Services Corporation; Ameritech Corporation; Oregon Public Utility Commission; North State Telephone Company; Western Alliance; Independent Telephone and Telecommunications Alliance; Roseville Telephone Company; Concord Telephone Company; Rock Hill Telephone Company; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Hawaii; American Public Communications Council, Inc.; ICG Telecom Group, Inc.; Minnesota Public Utilities Commission; Southern New England Telephone Company; The Ad Hoc Coalition of Telecommunications Manufacturing Companies; Pacific Telecom, Inc.; Minnesota Independent Coalition; Kentucky Public Service Commission; Kansas Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the state of Wyoming; Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission; Public Service Commission of Wisconsin; State of Texas; Alabama Public Service Commission; Citizens Telephone Company of Kecksburg; New Mexico State Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Montana; GTE Service Corporation; Utah Department of Commerce, Division of Public Utilities; Public Service Commission of Utah; Public Service Commission of the State of South Carolina; Tennessee Regulatory Authority; Aging Forum, Inc., doing business as National Silver Haired Congress; U.S. Coalition on Aging; College for Living; Council of Silver Haired Legislatures; Missouri Alliance of Area Agencies on Aging; Missouri Association for the Deaf; Missouri Council of the Blind; Presidents' Club for Telecommunications Justice; Paraquad, Rural Advocates for Independent Living; Services for Independent Living; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Colorado; Department of Public Utilities of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts; Oklahoma Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Connecticut, Department of Public Utility Control; New York Telephone Company; New England Telephone and Telegraph Company, Intervenors on Appeal,
v.
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION; United States of America, Respondents,
AT&T Corp.; Competitive Telecommunications Association; MFS Communications Company, Inc.; Airtouch Communications, Inc.; Nextlink Communications, L.L.C.; Sprint Spectrum, L.P.; National Cable Television Association, Inc.; MCI Telecommunications Corporation; Sprint Corp.; Cox Communications, Inc.; Vanguard Cellular Systems, Inc.; Western Wireless Corporation; American Communications Services, Inc.; KMC Telecom, Inc.; The Competition Policy Institute; Association for Local Telecommunications Services; Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association; GST Telecom, Inc.; ACC Corp.; General Communication, Inc.; Telecommunications Resellers Association; Consumer Federation of America; Ad Hoc Telecommunications Users Committee; Information Technology Industry Council; America's Carriers Telecommunication Association; Jones Intercable, Inc.; Telecommunications, Inc.; Teleport Communications Group, Inc.; Rural Telecommunications Group; Allied Associated Partners; Pronet, Inc.; Winstar Communications, Inc.; U.S. One Communications Services; Comcast Corporation; Frontier Corporation; Anaheim, California Public Utilities Department; City of Long Beach, California; City of Manassas, Virginia; Cable & Wireless, Inc.; National Association of State Utility Consumer Advocates; Time Warner Communications Holdings, Inc.; Personal Communications Industry Association; Excel Telecommunications, Inc.; Worldcom, Inc.; Paging Network, Inc.; Nextwave Telecom, Inc.; Small Cable Business Association; Geld Information Systems; Metrocall, Inc.; Texas Office of Public Utility Counsel, Intervenors on Appeal,
Consumers' Utility Counsel Division, Georgia Governor's Office of Consumer Affairs; Honorable John D. Dingell; Honorable W.J. (Billy) Tauzin; Honorable Rick Boucher; Honorable Dennis Hastert, Amici on Behalf of Petitioner,
Honorable Thomas J. Bliley, Jr.; Honorable Ernest F. Hollings; Honorable Ted Stevens; Honorable Daniel K. Inouye; Honorable Trent Lott; Honorable Edward J. Markey, Amici on Behalf of Respondent.
LOUISIANA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, Petitioner,
Bell Atlantic Corporation; Bellsouth Corporation; Pacific Telesis Group; SBC Communications, Inc.; Maryland Public Service Commission; US West, Inc.; US Telephone Association; Arkansas Public Service Commission; ALLTEL Telephone Services Corporation; Ameritech Corporation; Oregon Public Utility Commission; North State Telephone Company; Western Alliance; Independent Telephone and Telecommunications Alliance; Roseville Telephone Company; Concord Telephone Company; Rock Hill Telephone Company; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Hawaii; American Public Communications Council, Inc.; ICG Telecom Group, Inc.; Minnesota Public Utilities Commission; Southern New England Telephone Company; The Ad Hoc Coalition of Telecommunications Manufacturing Companies; Pacific Telecom, Inc.; Minnesota Independent Coalition; Kentucky Public Service Commission; Kansas Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Wyoming; Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission of Wisconsin; State of Texas; Alabama Public Service Commission; Citizens Telephone Company of Kecksburg; New Mexico State Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Montana; GTE Service Corporation; Utah Department of Commerce, Division of Public Utilities; Public Service Commission of Utah; Public Service Commission of the State of South Carolina; Tennessee Regulatory Authority; Aging Forum, Inc., doing business as National Silver Haired Congress; U.S. Coalition on Aging; College for Living; Council of Silver Haired Legislatures; Missouri Alliance of Area Agencies on Aging; Missouri Association for the Deaf; Missouri Council of the Blind; Presidents' Club for Telecommunications Justice; Paraquad, Rural Advocates for Independent Living; Services for Independent Living; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Colorado; Department of Public Utilities of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts; Oklahoma Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Connecticut, Department of Public Utility Control; New York Telephone Company; New England Telephone and Telegraph Company, Intervenors on Appeal,
v.
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION; United States of America, Respondents,
AT&T Corp.; Competitive Telecommunications Association; MFS Communications Company, Inc.; Airtouch Communications, L.L.C.; Sprint Spectrum, L.P.; National Cable Television Association, Inc.; MCI Telecommunications Corporation; Sprint Corp.; Cox Communications, Inc.; Vanguard Cellular Systems, Inc.; Western Wireless Corporation; American Communications Services, Inc.; KMC Telecom, Inc.; The Competition Policy Institute; Association for Local Telecommunications Services; Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association; GST Telecom, Inc.; ACC Corp.; General Communication, Inc.; Telecommunications Resellers Association; Consumer Federation of America; Ad Hoc Telecommunications Users Committee; Information Technology Industry Council; America's Carriers Telecommunication Association; Jones Intercable, Inc.; Telecommunications, Inc.; Teleport Communications Group, Inc.; Allied Associated Partners; Geld Information Systems; Rural Telecommunications Group; Pronet, Inc.; Winstar Communications, Inc.; U.S. One Communications Services; Comcast Corporation; Frontier Corporation; Anaheim, California Public Utilities Department; City of Long Beach, California; City of Manassas, Virginia; Cable & Wireless, Inc.; National Association of State Utility Consumer Advocates; Time Warner Communications Holdings, Inc.; Personal Communications Industry Association; Excel Telecommunications, Inc.; Worldcom, Inc.; Paging Network, Inc.; Nextwave Telecom, Inc.; Small Cable Business Association; Metrocall, Inc.; Texas Office of Public Utility Counsel, Intervenors on Appeal,
Consumers' Utility Counsel Division, Georgia Governor's Office of Consumer Affairs; Honorable John D. Dingell; Honorable W.J. (Billy) Tauzin; Honorable Rick Boucher; Honorable Dennis Hastert, Amici on Behalf of Petitioner,
Honorable Thomas J. Bliley, Jr.; Honorable Ernest F. Hollings; Honorable Ted Stevens; Honorable Daniel K. Inouye; Honorable Trent Lott; Honorable Edward J. Markey, Amici on Behalf of Respondent.
FLORIDA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, Petitioner,
Bell Atlantic Corporation; Bellsouth Corporation; Pacific Telesis Group; SBC Communications, Inc.; Maryland Public Service Commission; US West, Inc.; US Telephone Association; Arkansas Public Service Commission; ALLTEL Telephone Services Corporation; Ameritech Corporation; Oregon Public Utility Commission; North State Telephone Company; Western Alliance; Independent Telephone and Telecommunications Alliance; Roseville Telephone Company; Concord Telephone Company; Rock Hill Telephone Company; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Hawaii; American Public Communications Council, Inc.; ICG Telecom Group, Inc.; Minnesota Public Utilities Commission; Southern New England Telephone Company; The Ad Hoc Coalition of Telecommunications Manufacturing Companies; Pacific Telecom, Inc.; Minnesota Independent Coalition; Kentucky Public Service Commission; Kansas Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Wyoming; Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission; Public Service Commission of Wisconsin; State of Texas; Alabama Public Service Commission; Citizens Telephone Company of Kecksburg; New Mexico State Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Montana; GTE Service Corporation; Utah Department of Commerce, Division of Public Utilities; Public Service Commission of Utah; Public Service Commission of the State of South Carolina; Tennessee Regulatory Authority; Aging Forum, Inc.; doing business as National Silver Haired Congress; U.S. Coalition on Aging; College for Living; Council of Silver Haired Legislatures; Missouri Alliance of Area Agencies on Aging; Missouri Association for the Deaf; Missouri Council of the Blind; Presidents' Club for Telecommunications Justice; Paraquad, Rural Advocates for Independent Living; Services for Independent Living; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Colorado; Department of Public Utilities of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts; Oklahoma Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Connecticut, Department of Public Utility Control; New York Telephone Company; New England Telephone and Telegraph Company, Intervenors on Appeal,
v.
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION; United States of America, Respondents,
AT&T Corp.; Competitive Telecommunications Association; MFS Communications Company, Inc.; Airtouch Communications, Inc.; Nextlink Communications, L.L.C.; Sprint Spectrum, L.P.; National Cable Television Association, Inc.; MCI Telecommunications Corporation; Sprint Corp.; Cox Communications, Inc.; Vanguard Cellular Systems, Inc.; Western Wireless Corporation; American Communications Services, Inc.; KMC Telecom, Inc.; The Competition Policy Institute; Association for Local Telecommunications Services; Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association; GST Telecom, Inc.; ACC Corp.; General Communication, Inc.; Telecommunications Resellers Association; Consumer Federation of America; Ad Hoc Telecommunications Users Committee; Information Technology Industry Council; America's Carriers Telecommunication Association; Jones Intercable, Inc.; Telecommunications, Inc.; Teleport Communications Group, Inc.; Rural Telecommunications Group; Allied Associated Partners; Geld Information Systems; Pronet, Inc.; Winstar Communications, Inc.; U.S. One Communications Services; Comcast Corporation; Frontier Corporation; Anaheim, California Public Utilities Department; City of Long Beach, California; City of Manassas, Virginia; Cable & Wireless, Inc.; National Association of State Utility Consumer Advocates; Time Warner Communications Holdings, Inc.; Personal Communications Industry Association; Excel Telecommunications, Inc.; Worldcom, Inc.; Paging Network, Inc.; Nextwave Telecom, Inc.; Small Cable Business Association; Metrocall, Inc.; Texas Office of Public Utility Counsel, Intervenors on Appeal,
Consumers' Utility Counsel Division, Georgia Governor's Office of Consumer Affairs; Honorable John D. Dingell; Honorable W.J. (Billy) Tauzin; Honorable Rick Boucher; Honorable Dennis Hastert, Amici on Behalf of Petitioner,
Honorable Thomas J. Bliley, Jr.; Honorable Ernest F. Hollings; Honorable Ted Stevens; Honorable Daniel K. Inouye; Honorable Trent Lott; Honorable Edward J. Markey, Amici on Behalf of Respondent.
SOUTH DAKOTA PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION, Petitioner,
Bell Atlantic Corporation; Bellsouth Corporation; Pacific Telesis Group; SBC Communications, Inc.; Maryland Public Service Commission; US West, Inc.; US Telephone Association; Arkansas Public Service Commission; ALLTEL Telephone Services Corporation; Ameritech Corporation; Oregon Public Utility Commission; North State Telephone Company; Western Alliance; Independent Telephone and Telecommunications Alliance; Roseville Telephone Company; Concord Telephone Company; Rock Hill Telephone Company; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Hawaii; American Public Communications Council, Inc.; ICG Telecom Group, Inc.; Minnesota Public Utilities Commission; Southern New England Telephone Company; The Ad Hoc Coalition of Telecommunications Manufacturing Companies; Pacific Telecom, Inc.; Minnesota Independent Coalition; Kentucky Public Service Commission; Kansas Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Wyoming; Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission; Public Service Commission of Wisconsin; State of Texas; Alabama Public Service Commission; Citizens Telephone Company of Kecksburg; New Mexico State Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Montana; GTE Service Corporation; Utah Department of Commerce, Division of Public Utilities; Public Service Commission of Utah; Public Service Commission of the State of South Carolina; Tennessee Regulatory Authority; Aging Forum, Inc., doing business as National Silver Haired Congress; U.S. Coalition on Aging; College for Living; Council of Silver Haired Legislatures; Missouri Alliance of Area Agencies on Aging; Missouri Association for the Deaf; Missouri Council of the Blind; Presidents' Club for Telecommunications Justice; Paraquad, Rural Advocates for Independent Living; Services for Independent Living; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Colorado; Department of Public Utilities of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts; Oklahoma Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Connecticut, Department of Public Utility Control; New York Telephone Company; New England Telephone and Telegraph Company, Intervenors on Appeal,
v.
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION; United States of America, Respondents,
AT&T Corp.; Competitive Telecommunications Association; MFS Communications Company, Inc.; Airtouch Communications, Inc.; Nextlink Communications, L.L.C.; Sprint Spectrum, L.P.; National Cable Television Association, Inc.; MCI Telecommunications Corporation; Sprint Corp.; Cox Communications, Inc.; Vanguard Cellular Systems, Inc.; Western Wireless Corporation; American Communications Services, Inc.; KMC Telecom, Inc.; The Competition Policy Institute; Association for Local Telecommunications Services; Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association; GST Telecom, Inc.; ACC Corp.; General Communication, Inc.; Telecommunications Resellers Association; Consumer Federation of America; Ad Hoc Telecommunications Users Committee; Information Technology Industry Council; America's Carriers Telecommunication Association; Jones Intercable, Inc.; Telecommunications, Inc.; Teleport Communications Group, Inc.; Rural Telecommunications Group; Allied Associated Partners; Geld Information Systems; Pronet, Inc.; Winstar Communications, Inc.; U.S. One Communications Services; Comcast Corporation; Frontier Corporation; Anaheim, California Public Utilities Department; City of Long Beach, California; City of Manassas, Virginia; Cable & Wireless, Inc.; National Association of State Utility Consumer Advocates; Time Warner Communications Holdings, Inc.; Personal Communications Industry Association; Excel Telecommunications, Inc.; Worldcom, Inc., Paging Network, Inc.; Nextwave Telecom, Inc.; Small Cable Business Association; Metrocall, Inc.; Texas Office of Public Utility Counsel, Intervenors on Appeal,
Consumers' Utility Counsel Division, Georgia Governor's Office of Consumer Affairs; Honorable John D. Dingell; Honorable W.J. (Billy) Tauzin; Honorable Rick Boucher; Honorable Dennis Hastert, Amici on Behalf of Petitioner,
Honorable Thomas J. Bliley, Jr.; Honorable Ernest F. Hollings; Honorable Ted Stevens; Honorable Daniel K. Inouye; Honorable Trent Lott; Honorable Edward J. Markey, Amici on Behalf of Respondent.
The PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA; The Public Utilities Commission of the State of California, Petitioners,
Bell Atlantic Corporation; Bellsouth Corporation; Pacific Telesis Group; SBC Communications, Inc.; Maryland Public Service Commission; US West, Inc.; US Telephone Association; Arkansas Public Service Commission; ALLTEL Telephone Services Corporation; Ameritech Corporation; Oregon Public Utility Commission; North State Telephone Company; Western Alliance; Independent Telephone and Telecommunications Alliance; Roseville Telephone Company; Concord Telephone Company; Rock Hill Telephone Company; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Hawaii; American Public Communications Council, Inc.; ICG Telecom Group, Inc.; Minnesota Public Utilities Commission; Southern New England Telephone Company; The Ad Hoc Coalition of Telecommunications Manufacturing Companies; Pacific Telecom, Inc.; Minnesota Independent Coalition; Kentucky Public Service Commission; Kansas Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Wyoming; Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission; Public Service Commission of Wisconsin; State of Texas; Alabama Public Service Commission; Citizens Telephone Company of Kecksburg; New Mexico State Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Montana; GTE Service Corporation; Utah Department of Commerce, Division of Public Utilities; Public Service Commission of Utah; Public Service Commission of the State of South Carolina; Tennessee Regulatory Authority; Aging Forum, Inc., doing business as National Silver Haired Congress; U.S. Coalition Aging; College for Living; Council of Silver Haired legislatures; Missouri Alliance of Area Agencies on Aging; Missouri Council of the Blind; Presidents' Club for Telecommunications Justice; Paraquad, Rural Advocates for Independent Living; Services for Independent Living; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Colorado; Department of Public Utilities of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts; Oklahoma Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Connecticut, Department of Public Utility Control; New York Telephone Company; New England Telephone and Telegraph Company, Intervenors on Appeal,
v.
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION; United States of America, Respondents,
AT&T Corp.; Competitive Telecommunications Association; MFS Communications Company, Inc.; Airtouch Communications, Inc.; Nextlink Communications, L.L.C.; Sprint Spectrum,,, L.P.; National Cable Television Association, Inc.; MCI Telecommunications Corporation; Sprint Corp.; Cox Communications, Inc.; Vanguard Cellular Systems, Inc.; Western Wireless Corporation; American Communications Services, Inc.; KMC Telecom, Inc.; The Competition Policy Institute; Association for Local Telecommunications Services; Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association; GST Telecom, Inc.; ACC Corp.; General Communication, Inc.; Telecommunications Resellers Association; Consumer Federation of America; Ad Hoc Telecommunications Users Committee; Information Technology Industry Council; America's Carriers Telecommunication Association; Jones Intercable, Inc.; Telecommunications, Inc.; Teleport Communications Group, Inc.; Rural Telecommunications Group; Allied Associated Partners; Geld Information Systems; Pronet, Inc.; Winstar Communications, Inc.; U.S. One Communications Services; Comcast Corporation; Frontier Corporation; Anaheim, California Public Utilities Department; City of Long Beach, California; City of Manassas, Virginia; Cable & Wireless, Inc.; National Association of State Utility Consumer Advocates; Time Warner Communications Holdings, Inc.; Personal Communications Industry Association; Excel Telecommunications, Inc.; Worldcom, Inc., Paging Network, Inc.; Nextwave Telecom, Inc.; Small Cable Business Association; Metrocall,, Inc.; Texas Office of Public Utility Counsel, Intervenors on Appeal,
Consumers' Utility Counsel Division, Georgia Governor's Office of Consumer Affairs; Honorable John D. Dingell; Honorable W.J. (Billy) Tauzin; Honorable Rick Boucher; Honorable Dennis Hastert, Amici on Behalf of Petitioner,
Honorable Thomas J. Bliley, Jr.; Honorable Ernest F. Hollings; Honorable Ted Stevens; Honorable Daniel K. Inouye; Honorable Trent Lott; Honorable Edward J. Markey, Amici on Behalf of Respondent.
UNITED STATES TELEPHONE ASSOCIATION, Petitioner,
Bell Atlantic Corporation; Bellsouth Corporation; Pacific Telesis Group; SBC Communications, Inc.; Maryland Public Service Commission; US West, Inc.; US Telephone Association; Arkansas Public Service Commission; ALLTEL Telephone Services Corporation; Ameritech Corporation; Oregon Public Utility Commission; North State Telephone Company; Western Alliance; Independent Telephone and Telecommunications Alliance; Roseville Telephone Company; Concord Telephone Company; Rock Hill Telephone Company; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Hawaii; American Public Communications Council, Inc.; ICG Telecom Group, Inc.; Minnesota Public Utilities Commission; Southern New England Telephone Company; The Ad Hoc Coalition of Telecommunications Manufacturing Companies; Pacific Telecom, Inc.; Minnesota Independent Coalition; Kentucky Public Service Commission; Kansas Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Wyoming; Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission; Public Service Commission of Wisconsin; State of Texas; Alabama Public Service Commission; Citizens Telephone Company of Kecksburg; New Mexico State Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Montana; GTE Service Corporation; Utah Department of Commerce, Division of Public Utilities; Public Service Commission of Utah; Public Service Commission of the State of South Carolina; Tennessee Regulatory Authority; Aging Forum, Inc., doing business as National Silver Haired Congress; U.S. Coalition on Aging; College for Living; Council of Silver Haired Legislatures; Missouri Alliance of Area Agencies on Aging; Missouri Association for the Deaf; Missouri Council of the Blind; Presidents' Club for Telecommunications Justice; Paraquad, Rural Advocates for Independent Living; Services for Independent Living; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Colorado; Department of Public Utilities of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts; Oklahoma Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Connecticut, Department of Public Utility Control; New York Telephone Company; New England Telephone and Telegraph Company, Intervenors on Appeal,
v.
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION; United States of America, Respondents,
AT&T Corp.; Competitive Telecommunications Association; MFS Communications Company, Inc.; Airtouch Communications, Inc.; Nextlink Communications, L.L.C.; Sprint Spectrum, L.P.; National Cable Television Association, Inc.; MCI Telecommunications Corporation; Sprint Corp.; Cox Communications, Inc.; Vanguard Cellular Systems, Inc.; Western Wireless Corporation; American Communications Services, Inc.; KMC Telecom, Inc.; The Competition Policy Institute; Association for Local Telecommunications Industry Association; GST Telecom, Inc.; ACC Corp.; General Communication, Inc.; Telecommunications Resellers Association; Consumer Federation of America; Ad Hoc Telecommunications Users Committee; Information Technology Industry Council; America's Carriers Telecommunication Association; Jones Intercable, Inc.; Telecommunications, Inc.; Teleport Communications Group, Inc.; Rural Telecommunications Group; Allied Associated Partners; Geld Information Systems; Pronet, Inc.; Winstar Communications, Inc.; U.S. One Communications Services; Comcast Corporation; Frontier Corporation; Anaheim, California Public Utilities Department; City of Long Beach, California, City of Manassas, Virginia; Cable & Wireless, Inc.; National Association of State Utility Consumer Advocates; Time Warner Communications Holdings, Inc.; Personal Communications Industry Association; Excel Telecommunications, Inc.; Worldcom, Inc., Paging Network, Inc.; Nextwave Telecom, Inc.; Small Cable Business Association; Metrocall, Inc.; Texas Office of Public Utility Counsel, Intervenors on Appeal,
Consumers' Utility Counsel Division, Georgia Governor's Office of Consumer Affairs; Honorable John D. Dingell; Honorable W.J. (Billy) Tauzin; Honorable Rick Boucher; Honorable Dennis Hastert, Amici on Behalf of Petitioner,
Honorable Thomas J. Bliley, Jr.; Honorable Ernest F. Hollings; Honorable Ted Stevens; Honorable Daniel K. Inouye; Honorable Trent Lott; Honorable Edward J. Markey, Amici on Behalf of Respondent.
RURAL TELEPHONE COALITION, Petitioner,
Bell Atlantic Corporation; Bellsouth Corporation; Pacific Telesis Group; SBC Communications, Inc.; Maryland Public Service Commission; US West, Inc.; US Telephone Association; Arkansas Public Service Commission; ALLTEL Telephone Services Corporation; Ameritech Corporation; Oregon Public Utility Commission; North State Telephone Company; Western Alliance; Independent Telephone and Telecommunications Alliance; Roseville Telephone Company; Concord Telephone Company; Rock Hill Telephone Company; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Hawaii; American Public Communications Council, Inc.; ICG Telecom Group, Inc.; Minnesota Public Utilities Commission; Southern New England Telephone Company; The Ad Hoc Coalition of Telecommunications Manufacturing Companies; Pacific Telecom, Inc.; Minnesota Independent Coalition; Kentucky Public Service Commission; Kansas Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Wyoming; Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission; Public Service Commission of Wisconsin; State of Texas; Alabama Public Service Commission; Citizens Telephone Company of Kecksburg; New Mexico State Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Montana; GTE Service Corporation; Utah Department of Commerce, Division of Public Utilities; Public Service Commission of Utah; Public Service Commission of the State of South Carolina; Tennessee Regulatory Authority; Aging Forum, Inc., doing business as National Silver Haired Congress; U.S. Coalition on Aging; College for Living; Council of Silver Haired legislatures; Missouri Alliance of Area Agencies on Aging; Missouri Association for the Deaf; Missouri Council of the Blind; Presidents' Club for Telecommunications Justice; Paraquad, Rural Advocates for Independent Living; Services for Independent Living; Public Utilities Commission of the State Utilities Commission of the State of Colorado; Department of Public Utilities of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts; Oklahoma Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Connecticut, Department of Public Utility Control; New York Telephone Company; New England Telephone and Telegraph Company, Intervenors on Appeal,
v.
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION; United States of America, Respondents,
AT&T Corp.; Competitive Telecommunications Association; MFS Communications Company, Inc.; Airtouch Communications, Inc.; Nextlink Communications, L.L.C.; Sprint Spectrum, L.P.; National Cable Television Association, Inc.; MCI Telecommunications Corporation; Sprint Corp.; Cox Communications, Inc.; Vanguard Cellular Systems, Inc.; Western Wireless Corporation; American Communications Services, Inc.; KMC Telecom, Inc.; The Competition Policy Institute; Association for Local Telecommunications Services; Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association; GST Telecom, Inc.; ACC Corp.; General Communication, Inc.; Telecommunications Resellers Association; Consumer Federation of America; Ad Hoc Telecommunications Users Committee; Information Technology Industry Council; America's Carriers Telecommunication Association; Jones Intercable, Inc.; Telecommunications, Inc.; Teleport Communications Group, Inc.; Rural Telecommunications Group; Allied Associated Partners; Geld Information Systems; Pronet, Inc.; Winstar Communications, Inc.; U.S. One Communications Services; Comcast Corporation; Frontier Corporation; Anaheim California Public Utilities Department; City of Long Beach, California; City of Manassas, Virginia; Cable & Wireless, Inc.; National Association of State Utility Consumer Advocates; Time Warner Communications Holdings, Inc.; Personal Communications Industry Association; Excel Telecommunications, Inc.; Worldcom, Inc.; Paging Network, Inc.; Nextwave Telecom, Inc.; Small Cable Business Association; Metrocall, Inc.; Texas Office of Public Utility Counsel, Intervenors on Appeal,
Consumers' Utility Counsel Division, Georgia Governor's Office of Consumer Affairs; Honorable John D. Dingell; Honorable W.J. (Billy) Tauzin; Honorable Rick Boucher; Honorable Dennis Hastert, Amici on Behalf of Petitioner,
Honorable Thomas J. Bliley, Jr.; Honorable Ernest F. Hollings; Honorable Ted Stevens; Honorable Daniel K. Inouye; Honorable Trent Lott; Honorable Edward J. Markey, Amici on Behalf of Respondent.
MISSISSIPPI PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, Petitioner,
Bell Atlantic Corporation; Bellsouth Corporation; Pacific Telesis Group; SBC Communications, Inc.; Maryland Public Service Commission; US West, Inc.; US Telephone Association; Arkansas Public Service Commission; ALLTEL Telephone Services Corporation; Ameritech Corporation; Oregon Public Utility Commission; North State Telephone Company; Western Alliance; Independent Telephone and Telecommunications Alliance; Roseville Telephone Company; Concord Telephone Company; Rock Hill Telephone Company; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Hawaii; American Public Communications Council, Inc.; ICG Telecom Group, Inc.; Minnesota Public Utilities Commission; Southern New England Telephone Company; The Ad Hoc Coalition of Telecommunications Manufacturing Companies; Pacific Telecom, Inc.; Minnesota Independent Coalition; Kentucky Public Service Commission; Kansas Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Wyoming; Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission; Public Service Commission of Wisconsin; State of Texas; Alabama Public Service Commission; Citizens Telephone Company of Kecksburg; New Mexico State Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Montana; GTE Service Corporation; Utah Department of Commerce, Division of Public Utilities; Public Service Commission of Utah; Public Service Commission of the State of South Carolina; Tennessee Regulatory Authority; Aging Forum, Inc., doing business as National Silver Haired Congress; U.S. Coalition on Aging; College for Living; Council of Silver Haired Legislatures; Missouri Alliance of Area Agencies on Aging; Missouri Association for the Deaf; Missouri Council of the Blind; Presidents' Club for Telecommunications Justice; Paraquad, Rural Advocates for Independent Living; Services for Independent Living; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Colorado; Department of the State of Colorado; Department of Public Utilities of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts; Oklahoma Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Connecticut, Department of Public Utility Control; New York Telephone Company; New England Telephone and Telegraph Company, Intervenors on Appeal,
v.
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION; United States of America, Respondents,
AT&T Corp.; Competitive Telecommunications Association; MFS Communications Company, Inc.; Airtouch Communications, Inc.; Nextlink Communications, L.L.C.; Sprint Spectrum, L.P.; National Cable Television Association, Inc.; MCI Telecommunications Corporation; Sprint Corp.; Cox Communications, Inc.; Vanguard Cellular Systems, Inc.; Western Wireless Corporation; American Communications Services, Inc.; KMC Telecom, Inc.; The Competition Policy Institute; Association for Local Telecommunications Services; Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association; GST Telecom, Inc.; ACC Corp.; General Communication, Inc.; Telecommunications Resellers Association; Consumer Federation of America; Ad Hoc Telecommunications Users Committee; Information Technology Industry Council; America's Carriers Telecommunication Association; Jones Intercable, Inc.; Telecommunications, Inc.; Teleport Communications Group, Inc.; Rural Telecommunications Group; Allied Associated Partners; Geld Information Systems; Pronet, Inc.; Winstar Communications, Inc.; U.S. One Communications Services; Comcast Corporation; Frontier Corporation; Anaheim, California Public Utilities Department; City of Long Beach, California; City of Manassas, Virginia; Cable & Wireless, Inc.; National Association of State Utility Consumer Advocates; Time Warner Communications Holdings, Inc.; Personal Communications Industry Association; Excel Telecommunications, Inc.; Worldcom, Inc.; Paging Network, Inc.; Nextwave Telecom, Inc,; Small Cable Business Association; Metrocall, Inc.; Texas Office of Public Utility Counsel, Intervenors on Appeal,
Consumers' Utility Counsel Division, Georgia Governor's Office of Consumer Affairs; Honorable John D. Dingell; Honorable W.J. (Billy) Tauzin; Honorable Rick Boucher; Honorable Dennis Hastert, Amici on Behalf of Petitioner,
Honorable Thomas J. Bliley, Jr.; Honorable Ernest F. Hollings; Honorable Ted Stevens; Honorable Daniel K. Inouye; Honorable Trent Lott; Honorable Edward J. Markey, Amici on Behalf of Respondent.
MISSOURI PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, Petitioner,
Bell Atlantic Corporation; Bellsouth Corporation; Pacific Telesis Group; SBC Communications, Inc.; Maryland Public Service Commission; US West Inc.; US Telephone Association; Arkansas Public Service Commission; ALLTEL Telephone Services Corporation; Ameritech Corporation; Oregon Public Utility Commission; North State Telephone Company; Western Alliance; Independent Telephone and Telecommunications Alliance; Roseville Telephone Company; Concord Telephone Company; Rock Hill Telephone Company; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Hawaii; American Public Communications Council, Inc.; ICG Telecom Group, Inc.; Minnesota Public Utilities Commission; Southern New England Telephone Company; The Ad Hoc Coalition of Telecommunications Manufacturing Companies; Pacific Telecom, Inc.; Minnesota Independent Coalition; Kentucky Public Service Commission; Kansas Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Wyoming; Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission; Public Service Commission of Wisconsin; State of Texas; Alabama Public Service Commission; Citizens Telephone Company of Kecksburg; New Mexico State Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Montana; GTE Service Corporation; Utah Department of Commerce, Division of Public Utilities; Public Service Commission of Utah; Public Service Commission of the State of South Carolina; Tennessee Regulatory Authority; Aging Forum, Inc., doing business as National Silver Haired Congress; U.S. Coalition on Aging; College for Living; Council of Silver Haired Legislatures; Missouri Alliance of Area Agencies on Aging; Missouri Association for the Deaf; Missouri Council of the Blind; Presidents' Club for Telecommunications Justice; Paraquad, Rural Advocates for Independent Living; Services for Independent Living; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Colorado; Department of Public Utilities of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts; Oklahoma Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Connecticut, Department of Public Utility Control; New York Telephone Company; New England Telephone and Telegraph Company, Intervenors on Appeal,
v.
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION; United States of America, Respondents,
AT&T Corp.; Competitive Telecommunications Association; MFS Communications Company, Inc.; Airtouch Communications, Inc.; Nextlink Communications, L.L.C.; Sprint Spectrum, L.P.; National Cable Television Association, Inc.; MCI Telecommunications Corporation; Sprint Corp.; Cox Communications, Inc.; Vanguard Cellular Systems, Inc.; Western Wireless Corporation; American Communications Services, Inc.; KMC Telecom, Inc.; The Competition Policy Institute; Association for Local Telecommunications Services; Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association; GST Telecom, Inc.; ACC Corp.; General Communication, Inc.; Telecommunications Resellers Association; Consumer Federation of America; Ad Hoc Telecommunications Users Committee; Information Technology Industry Council; America's Carriers Telecommunication Association; Jones Intercable, Inc.; Telecommunications, Inc.; Teleport Communications Group, Inc.; Rural Telecommunications Group; Allied Associated Partners; Geld Information Systems; Pronet, Inc.; Winstar Communications, Inc.; U.S. One Communications Services; Comcast Corporation; Frontier Corporation; Anaheim, California Public Utilities Department; City of Long Beach, California; City of Manassas, Virginia; Cable & Wireless, Inc.; National Association of State Utility Consumer Advocates; Time Warner Communications Holdings, Inc.; Personal Communications Industry Association; Excel Telecommunications, Inc.; Worldcom, Inc.; Paging Network, Inc.; Nextwave Telecom, Inc.; Small Cable Business Association; Metrocall, Inc.; Texas Office of Public Utility Counsel, Intervenors on Appeal,
Consumers' Utility Counsel Division, Georgia Governor's Office of Consumer Affairs; Honorable John D. Dingell; Honorable W.J. (Billy) Tauzin; Honorable Rick Boucher; Honorable Dennis Hastert, Amici on Behalf of Petitioner,
Honorable Thomas J. Bliley, Jr.; Honorable Ernest F. Hollings; Honorable Ted Stevens; Honorable Daniel K. Inouye; Honorable Trent Lott; Honorable Edward J. Markey, Amici on Behalf of Respondent.
ALLTEL TELEPHONE SERVICES CORPORATION, Petitioner,
Bell Atlantic Corporation; Bellsouth Corporation; Pacific Telesis Group; SBC Communications, Inc.; Maryland Public Service Commission; US West, Inc.; US Telephone Association; Arkansas Public Service Commission; Ameritech Corporation; Oregon Public Utility Commission; North State Telephone Company; Western Alliance; Independent Telephone and Telecommunications Alliance; Roseville Telephone Company; Concord Telephone Company; Rock Hill Telephone Company; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Hawaii; American Public Communications Council, Inc.; ICG Telecom Group, Inc.; Minnesota Public Utilities Commission; Southern New England Telephone Company; The Ad Hoc Coalition of Telecommunications Manufacturing Companies; Pacific Telecom, Inc.; Minnesota Independent Coalition; Kentucky Public Service Commission; Kansas Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Wyoming; Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission; Public Service Commission of Wisconsin; State of Texas; Alabama Public Service Commission; Citizens Telephone Company of Kecksburg; New Mexico State Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Montana; GTE Service Corporation; Utah Department of Commerce, Division of Public Utilities; Public Service Commission of Utah; Public Service Commission of the State of South Carolina; Tennessee Regulatory Authority; Aging Forum, Inc., doing business as National Silver Haired Congress; U.S. Coalition on Aging; College for Living; Council of Silver Haired Legislatures; Missouri Alliance of Area Agencies on Aging; Missouri Association for the Deaf; Missouri Council of the Blind; Presidents' Club for Telecommunications Justice; Paraquad, Rural Advocates for Independent Living; Services for Independent Living; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Colorado; Department of Public Utilities for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts; Oklahoma Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Connecticut, Department of Public Utility Control; New York Telephone Company; New England Telephone and Telegraph Company, Intervenors on Appeal,
v.
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION; United States of America, Respondents,
AT&T Corp.; Competitive Telecommunications Association; MFS Communications Company, Inc.; Airtouch Communications, Inc.; Nextlink Communications, L.L.C.; Sprint Spectrum, L.P.; National Cable Television Association, Inc.; MCI Telecommunications Corporation; Sprint Corp.; Cox Communications, Inc.; Vanguard Cellular Systems, Inc.; Western Wireless Corporation; American Communications Services, Inc.; KMC Telecom, Inc.; The Competition Policy Institute; Association for Local Telecommunications Services; Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association; GST Telecom, Inc.; ACC Corp.; General Communication, Inc.; Telecommunications Resellers Association; Consumer Federation of America; Ad Hoc Telecommunications Users Committee; Information Technology Industry Council; America's Carriers Telecommunication Association; Jones Intercable, Inc.; Telecommunications, Inc.; Teleport Communications Group, Inc.; Rural Telecommunications Group; Allied Associated Partners; Geld Information Systems; Pronet, Inc.; Winstar Communications, Inc.; U.S. One Communications Services; Comcast Corporation; Frontier Corporation; Anaheim, California Public Utilities Department; City of Long Beach, California; City of Manassas, Virginia; Cable & Wireless, Inc.; National Association of State Utility Consumer Advocates; Time Warner Communications Holdings, Inc.; Personal Communications Industry Association; Excel Telecommunications, Inc.; Worldcom, Inc.; Paging Network, Inc.; Nextwave Telecom, Inc.; Small Cable Business Association; Metrocall, Inc.; Texas Office of Public Utility Counsel, Intervenors on Appeal,
Consumers' Utility Counsel Division, Georgia Governor's Office of Consumer Affairs; Honorable John D. Dingell; Honorable W.J. (Billy) Tauzin; Honorable Rick Boucher; Honorable Dennis Hastert, Amici on Behalf of Petitioner,
Honorable Thomas J. Bliley, Jr.; Honorable Ernest F. Hollings; Honorable Ted Stevens; Honorable Daniel K. Inouye; Honorable Trent Lott; Honorable Edward J. Markey, Amici on Behalf of Respondent.
PENNSYLVANIA PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION, Petitioner,
Bell Atlantic Corporation; Bellsouth Corporation; Pacific Telesis Group; SBC Communications, Inc.; Maryland Public Service Commission; US West, Inc.; US Telephone Association; Arkansas Public Service Commission; ALLTEL Telephone Services Corporation; Ameritech Corporation; Oregon Public Utility Commission; North State Telephone Company; Western Alliance; Independent Telephone and Telecommunications Alliance; Roseville Telephone Company; Concord Telephone Company; Rock Hill Telephone Company; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Hawaii; American Public Communications Council, Inc.; ICG Telecom Group, Inc.; Minnesota Public Utilities Commission; Southern New England Telephone Company; The Ad Hoc Coalition of Telecommunications Manufacturing Companies; Pacific Telecom, Inc.; Minnesota Independent Coalition; Kentucky Public Service Commission; Kansas Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Wyoming; Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission; Public Service Commission of Wisconsin; State of Texas; Alabama Public Service Commission; Citizens Telephone Company of Kecksburg; New Mexico State Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Montana; GTE Service Corporation; Utah Department of Commerce, Division of Public Utilities; Public Service Commission of Utah; Public Service Commission of the State of South Carolina; Tennessee Regulatory Authority; Aging Forum, Inc., doing business as National Silver Haired Congress; U.S. Coalition on Aging; College for Living; Council of Silver Haired Legislatures; Missouri Alliance of Area Agencies on Aging; Missouri Association for the Deaf; Missouri Council of the Blind; Presidents' Club for Telecommunications Justice; Paraquad, Rural Advocates for Independent Living; Services for Independent Living; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Colorado; Department of Public Utilities of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts; Oklahoma Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Connecticut, Department of Public Utility Control; New York Telephone Company; New England Telephone and Telegraph Company, Intervenors on Appeal,
v.
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION; United States of America, Respondents,
AT&T Corp.; Competitive Telecommunications Association; MFS Communications Company, Inc.; Airtouch Communications, Inc.; Nextlink Communications, L.L.C.; Sprint Spectrum, L.P.; National Cable Television Association, Inc.; MCI Telecommunications Corporation; Sprint Corp.; Cox Communications, Inc.; Vanguard Cellular Systems, Inc.; Western Wireless Corporation; American Communications Services, Inc.; KMC Telecom, Inc.; The Competition Policy Institute; Association for Local Telecommunications Services; Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association; GST Telecom, Inc.; ACC Corp.; General Communication, Inc.; Telecommunications Resellers Association; Consumer Federation of America; Ad Hoc Telecommunications Users Committee; Information Technology Industry Council; America's Carriers Telecommunication Association; Jones Intercable, Inc.; Telecommunications, Inc.; Teleport Communications Group, Inc.; Rural Telecommunications Group; Allied Associated Partners; Geld Information Systems; Pronet, Inc.; Winstar Communications, Inc.; U.S. One Communications Services; Comcast Corporation; Frontier Corporation; Anaheim, California Public Utilities Department; City of Long Beach, California; City of Manassas, Virginia; Cable & Wireless, Inc.; National Association of State Utility Consumer Advocates; Time Warner Communications Holdings, Inc.; Personal Communications Industry Association; Excel Telecommunications, Inc.; Worldcom, Inc.; Paging Network, Inc.; Nextwave Telecom, Inc.; Small Cable Business Association; Metrocall, Inc.; Texas Office of Public Utility Counsel, Intervenors on Appeal,
Consumer's Utility Counsel Division, Georgia Governor's Office of Consumer Affairs; Honorable John D. Dingell; Honorable W.J. (Billy) Tauzin; Honorable Rick Boucher; Honorable Dennis Hastert, Amici on Behalf of Petitioner,
Honorable Thomas J. Bliley, Jr.; Honorable Ernest F. Hollings; Honorable Ted Stevens; Honorable Daniel K. Inouye; Honorable Trent Lott; Honorable Edward J. Markey, Amici on Behalf of Respondent.
ALIANT COMMUNICATIONS CO., Petitioner,
Bell Atlantic Corporation; Bellsouth Corporation; Pacific Telesis Group; SBC Communications, Inc.; Maryland Public Service Commission; US West, Inc.; US Telephone Association; Arkansas Public Service Commission; ALLTEL Telephone Services Corporation; Ameritech Corporation; Oregon Public Utility Commission; North State Telephone Company; Western Alliance; Independent Telephone and Telecommunications Alliance; Roseville Telephone Company; Concord Telephone Company; Rock Hill Telephone Company; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Hawaii; American Public Communications Council, Inc.; ICG Telecom Group, Inc.; Minnesota Public Utilities Commission; Southern New England Telephone Company; The Ad Hoc Coalition of Telecommunications Manufacturing Companies; Pacific Telecom, Inc.; Minnesota Independent Coalition; Kentucky Public Service Commission; Kansas Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Wyoming; Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission; Public Service Commission of Wisconsin; State of Texas; Alabama Public Service Commission; Citizens Telephone Company of Kecksburg; New Mexico State Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Montana; GTE Service Corporation; Utah Department of Commerce, Division of Public Utilities; Public Service Commission of Utah; Public Service Commission of the State of South Carolina; Tennessee Regulatory Authority; Aging Forum, Inc., doing business as National Silver Haired Congress; U.S. Coalition on Aging; College for Living; Council of Silver Haired Legislatures; Missouri Alliance of Area Agencies on Aging; Missouri Association for the Deaf; Missouri Council of the Blind; Presidents' Club for Telecommunications Justice; Paraquad, Rural Advocates for Independent Living; Services for Independent Living; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Colorado; Department of Public Utilities of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts; Oklahoma Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Connecticut, Department of Public Utility Control; New York Telephone Company; New England Telephone and Telegraph Company, Intervenors on Appeal,
v.
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION; United States of America, Respondents,
AT&T Corp.; Competitive Telecommunications Association; MFS Communications Company, Inc.; Airtouch Communications, Inc.; Nextlink Communications, L.L.C.; Sprint Spectrum, L.P.; National Cable Television Association, Inc.; MCI Telecommunications Corporation; Sprint Corp.; Cox Communications, Inc.; Vanguard Cellular Systems, Inc.; Western Wireless Corporation; American Communications Services, Inc.; KMC Telecom, Inc.; The Competition Policy Institute; Association for Local Telecommunications Services; Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association; GST Telecom, Inc.; ACC Corp.; General Communication, Inc.; Telecommunications Resellers Association; Consumer Federation of America; Ad Hoc Telecommunications Users Committee; Information Technology Industry Council; America's Carriers Telecommunication Association; Jones Intercable, Inc.; Telecommunications, Inc.; Teleport Communications Group, Inc.; Rural Telecommunications Group; Allied Associated Partners; Geld Information Systems; Pronet, Inc.; Winstar Communications, Inc.; U.S. One Communications Services; Comcast Corporation; Frontier Corporation; Anaheim, California Public Utilities Department; City of Long Beach, California; City of Manassas, Virginia; Cable & Wireless, Inc.; National Association of State Utility Consumer Advocates; Time Warner Communications Holdings, Inc.; Personal Communications Industry Association; Excel Telecommunications, Inc.; Paging Network, Inc.; Nextwave Telecom, Inc.; Small Cable Business Association; Worldcom, Inc.; Metrocall, Inc.; Texas Office of Public Utility Counsel, Intervenors on Appeal,
Consumer's Utility Counsel Division, Georgia Governor's Office of Consumer Affairs; Honorable John D. Dingell; Honorable W.J. (Billy) Tauzin; Honorable Rick Boucher; Honorable Dennis Hastert, Amici on Behalf of Petitioner,
Honorable Thomas J. Bliley, Jr.; Honorable Ernest F. Hollings; Honorable Ted Stevens; Honorable Daniel K. Inouye; Honorable Trent Lott; Honorable Edward J. Markey, Amici on Behalf of Respondent.
NORTH CAROLINA UTILITIES COMMISSION, Petitioner,
Bell Atlantic Corporation; Bellsouth Corporation; Pacific Telesis Group; SBC Communications, Inc.; Maryland Public Service Commission; US West, Inc.; US Telephone Association; Arkansas Public Service Commission; ALLTEL Telephone Services Corporation; Ameritech Corporation; Oregon Public Utility Commission; North State Telephone Company; Western Alliance; Independent Telephone and Telecommunications Alliance; Roseville Telephone Company; Concord Telephone Company; Rock Hill Telephone Company; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Hawaii; American Public Communications Council, Inc.; ICG Telecom Group, Inc.; Minnesota Public Utilities Commission; Southern New England Telephone Company; The Ad Hoc Coalition of Telecommunications Manufacturing Companies; Pacific Telecom, Inc.; Minnesota Independent Coalition; Kentucky Public Service Commission; Kansas Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Wyoming; Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission; Public Service Commission of Wisconsin; State of Texas; Alabama Public Service Commission; Citizens Telephone Company of Kecksburg; New Mexico State Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Montana; GTE Service Corporation; Utah Department of Commerce, Division of Public Utilities; Public Service Commission of Utah; Public Service Commission of the State of South Carolina; Tennessee Regulatory Authority; Aging Forum, Inc., doing business as National Silver Haired Congress; U.S. Coalition on Aging; College for Living; Council of Silver Haired Legislatures; Missouri Alliance of Area Agencies on Aging; Missouri Association for the Deaf; Missouri Council of the Blind; Presidents' Club for Telecommunications Justice; Paraquad, Rural Advocates for Independent Living; Services for Independent Living; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Colorado; Department of Public Utilities of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts; Oklahoma Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Connecticut, Department of Public Utility Control; New York Telephone Company; New England Telephone and Telegraph Company, Intervenors on Appeal,
v.
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION, United States of America, Respondents,
AT&T Corp.; Competitive Telecommunications Association; MFS Communications Company, Inc.; Airtouch Communications, Inc.; Nextlink Communications, L.L.C.; Sprint Spectrum, L.P.; National Cable Television Association, Inc.; MCI Telecommunications Corporation; Sprint Corp.; Cox Communications, Inc.; Vanguard Cellular Systems, Inc.; Western Wireless Corporation; American Communications Services, Inc.; KMC Telecom, Inc.; The Competition Policy Institute; Association for Local Telecommunications Services; Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association; GST Telecom, Inc.; ACC Corp.; General Communication, Inc.; Telecommunications Resellers Association; Consumer Federation of America; Ad Hoc Telecommunications Users Committee; Information Technology Industry Council; America's Carriers Telecommunication Association; Jones Intercable, Inc.; Telecommunications, Inc.; Teleport Communications Group, Inc.; Rural Telecommunications Group; Allied Associated Partners; Geld Information Systems; Pronet, Inc.; Winstar Communications, Inc.; U.S. One Communications Services; Comcast Corporation; Frontier Corporation; Anaheim, California Public Utilities Department; City of Long Beach, California; City of Manassas, Virginia; Cable & Wireless, Inc.; National Association of State Utility Consumer Advocates; Time Warner Communications Holdings, Inc.; Personal Communications Industry Association; Excel Telecommunications, Inc.; Paging Network, Inc.; Nextwave Telecom, Inc.; Small Cable Business Association; Worldcom, Inc.; Metrocall, Inc.; Texas Office of Public Utility Counsel, Intervenors on Appeal,
Consumer's Utility Counsel Division, Georgia Governor's Office of Consumer Affairs; Honorable John D. Dingell; Honorable W.J. (Billy) Tauzin; Honorable Rick Boucher; Honorable Dennis Hastert, Amici on Behalf of Petitioner,
Honorable Thomas J. Bliley, Jr.; Honorable Ernest F. Hollings; Honorable Ted Stevens; Honorable Daniel K. Inouye; Honorable Trent Lott; Honorable Edward J. Markey, Amici on Behalf of Respondent.
VIRGINIA STATE CORPORATION COMMISSION, Petitioner,
Bell Atlantic Corporation; Bellsouth Corporation; Pacific Telesis Group; SBC Communications, Inc.; Maryland Public Service Commission; US West, Inc.; US Telephone Association; Arkansas Public Service Commission; ALLTEL Telephone Services Corporation; Ameritech Corporation; Oregon Public Utility Commission; North State Telephone Company; Western Alliance; Independent Telephone and Telecommunications Alliance; Roseville Telephone Company; Concord Telephone Company; Rock Hill Telephone Company; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Hawaii; American Public Communications Council, Inc.; ICG Telecom Group, Inc.; Minnesota Public Utilities Commission; Southern New England Telephone Company; The Ad Hoc Coalition of Telecommunications Manufacturing Companies; Pacific Telecom, Inc.; Minnesota Independent Coalition; Kentucky Public Service Commission; Kansas Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Wyoming; Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission; Public Service Commission of Wisconsin; State of Texas; Alabama Public Service Commission; Citizens Telephone Company of Kecksburg; New Mexico State Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Montana; GTE Service Corporation; Utah Department of Commerce, Division of Public Utilities; Public Service Commission of Utah; Public Service Commission of the State of South Carolina; Tennessee Regulatory Authority; Aging Forum, Inc., doing business as National Silver Haired Congress; U.S. Coalition on Aging; College for Living; Council of Silver Haired Legislatures; Missouri Alliance of Area Agencies on Aging; Missouri Association for the Deaf; Missouri Council of the Blind; Presidents' Club for Telecommunications Justice; Paraquad, Rural Advocates for Independent Living; Services for Independent Living; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Colorado; Department of Public Utilities of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts; Oklahoma Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Connecticut, Department of Public Utility Control; New York Telephone Company; New England Telephone and Telegraph Company, Intervenors on Appeal,
v.
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION; United States of America, Respondents.
AT&T Corp.; Competitive Telecommunications Association; MFS Communications Company, Inc.; Airtouch Communications, Inc.; Nextlink Communications, L.L.C.; Sprint Spectrum, L.P.; National Cable Television Association, Inc.; MCI Telecommunications Corporation; Sprint Corp.; Cox Communications, Inc.; Vanguard Cellular Systems, Inc.; Western Wireless Corporation; American Communications Services, Inc.; KMC Telecom, Inc.; The Competition Policy Institute; Association for Local Telecommunications Services; Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association; GST Telecom, Inc.; ACC Corp.; General Communication, Inc.; Telecommunications Resellers Association; Consumer Federation of America; Ad Hoc Telecommunications Users Committee; Information Technology Industry Council; America's Carriers Telecommunication Association; Jones Intercable, Inc.; Telecommunications, Inc.; Teleport Communications Group, Inc.; Rural Telecommunications Group; Allied Associated Partners; Geld Information Systems; Pronet, Inc.; Winstar Communications, Inc.; U.S. One Communications Services; Comcast Corporation; Frontier Corporation; Anaheim, California Public Utilities Department; City of Long Beach, California; City of Manassas, Virginia; Cable & Wireless, Inc.; National Association of State Utility Consumer Advocates; Time Warner Communications Holdings, Inc.; Personal Communications Industry Association; Excel Telecommunications, Inc.; Paging Network, Inc.; Nextwave Telecom, Inc.; Small Cable Business Association; Worldcom, Inc.; Metrocall, Inc.; Texas Office of Public Utility Counsel, Intervenors on Appeal,
Consumer's Utility Counsel Division, Georgia Governor's Office of Consumer Affairs; Honorable John D. Dingell; Honorable W.J. (Billy) Tauzin; Honorable Rick Boucher; Honorable Dennis Hastert, Amici on Behalf of Petitioner,
Honorable Thomas J. Bliley, Jr.; Honorable Ernest F. Hollings; Honorable Ted Stevens; Honorable Daniel K. Inouye; Honorable Trent Lott; Honorable Edward J. Markey, Amici on Behalf of Respondent.
GEORGIA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, Petitioner,
Bell Atlantic Corporation; Bellsouth Corporation; Pacific Telesis Group; SBC Communications, Inc.; Maryland Public Service Commission; US West, Inc.; US Telephone Association; Arkansas Public Service Commission; ALLTEL Telephone Services Corporation; Ameritech Corporation; Oregon Public Utility Commission; North State Telephone Company; Western Alliance; Independent Telephone and Telecommunications Alliance; Roseville Telephone Company; Concord Telephone Company; Rock Hill Telephone Company; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Hawaii; American Public Communications Council, Inc.; ICG Telecom Group, Inc.; Minnesota Public Utilities Commission; Southern New England Telephone Company; The Ad Hoc Coalition of Telecommunications Manufacturing Companies; Pacific Telecom, Inc.; Minnesota Independent Coalition; Kentucky Public Service Commission; Kansas Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Wyoming; Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission; Public Service Commission of Wisconsin; State of Texas; Alabama Public Service Commission; Citizens Telephone Company of Kecksburg; New Mexico State Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Montana; GTE Service Corporation; Utah Department of Commerce, Division of Public Utilities; Public Service Commission of Utah; Public Service Commission of the State of South Carolina; Tennessee Regulatory Authority; Aging Forum, Inc., doing business as National Silver Haired Congress; U.S. Coalition on Aging; College for Living; Council of Silver Haired Legislatures; Missouri Alliance of Area Agencies on Aging; Missouri Association for the Deaf; Missouri Council of the Blind; Presidents' Club for Telecommunications Justice; Paraquad, Rural Advocates for Independent Living; Services for Independent Living; Public Utilities Commission of the State of Colorado; Department of Public Utilities of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts; Oklahoma Corporation Commission; Public Service Commission of the State of Connecticut, Department of Public Utility Control; New York Telephone Company; New England Telephone and Telegraph Company, Intervenors on Appeal,
v.
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION; United States of America, Respondents,
AT&T Corp.; Competitive Telecommunications Association; MFS Communications Company, Inc.; Airtouch Communications, Inc.; Nextlink Communications, L.L.C.; Sprint Spectrum, L.P.; National Cable Television Association, Inc.; MCI Telecommunications Corporation; Sprint Corp.; Cox Communications, Inc.; Vanguard Cellular Systems, Inc.; Western Wireless Corporation; American Communications Services, Inc.; KMC Telecom, Inc.; The Competition Policy Institute; Association for Local Telecommunications Services; Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association; GST Telecom, Inc.; ACC Corp.; General Communication, Inc.; Telecommunications Resellers Association; Consumer Federation of America; Ad Hoc Telecommunications Users Committee; Information Technology Industry Council; America's Carriers Telecommunication Association; Jones Intercable, Inc.; Telecommunications, Inc.; Teleport Communications Group, Inc.; Rural Telecommunications Group; Allied Associated Partners; Geld Information Systems; Pronet, Inc.; Winstar Communications, Inc.; U.S. One Communications Services; Comcast Corporation; Frontier Corporation; Anaheim, California Public Utilities Department; City of Long Beach, California; City of Manassas, Virginia; Cable & Wireless, Inc.; National Association of State Utility Consumer Advocates; Time Warner Communications Holdings, Inc.; Personal Communications Industry Association; Excel Telecommunications, Inc.; Paging Network, Inc.; Nextwave Telecom, Inc.; Small Cable Business Association; Worldcom, Inc.; Metrocall, Inc.; Texas Office of Public Utility Counsel, Intervenors on Appeal,
Consumer's Utility Counsel Division, Georgia Governor's Office of Consumer Affairs; Honorable John D. Dingell; Honorable W.J. (Billy) Tauzin; Honorable Rick Boucher; Honorable Dennis Hastert, Amici on Behalf of Petitioner,
Honorable Thomas J. Bliley, Jr.; Honorable Ernest F. Hollings; Honorable Ted Stevens; Honorable Daniel K. Inouye; Honorable Trent Lott; Honorable Edward J. Markey, Amici on Behalf of Respondent.