FCC May Freeze Funds for Rural Cell Phone Service
Marshfield News-Herald, October 18, 2007
By Liz Welter
Trying to get a cell phone connection while driving around Marshfield and throughout Clark County can be an exasperating experience.
But it might not get better any time soon.
The Federal Communications Commission probably will freeze the money it contributes to the delivery of cell phone service in rural areas.
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