Vinita Daily Journal 04/03/2015

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Page 6 - Vinita (Okla.) DAILY JOURNAL, Friday, April 3, 2015

Investment expands access

to nations strongest 4G
LTE signal, AT&T
U-verse services

OKLAHOMA CITY
AT&T invested more than $1
billion in its Oklahoma wireless and wireline networks
from 2011 through 2014, driving a wide range of upgrades
to reliability, coverage, speed
and performance for residents
and business customers.
As part of its Project Velocity
IP (VIP), an investment plan
focused on network enhancement and expansion, AT&T in
2014 made 325 network upgrades in Oklahoma, including 52 new cell sites, addition
of wireless and wired network
capacity, and new broadband
network connections.
There is a direct connection
between economic growth and
success in todays economy
and the availability of leading-edge technologies, said
AT&T Oklahoma President
Steve Hahn. AT&T is proud
of our continuing technology
investments, which help enhance the quality of life and
spur economic opportunities
for Oklahoma consumers and
businesses. Announcements
like this are a tribute to the
efforts of our local and state
elected ofcials who work
so hard to ensure that public
policies encourage companies like AT&T to invest in
Oklahoma.
AT&Ts upgrades show
the companys overall commitment
to
Oklahoma,
said Oklahoma Governor
Mary Fallin. This kind of
investment is important to
Oklahomans, who want and
need access to high-speed
Internet technology. We are
delighted to highlight AT&Ts
continuing investment in our

State/Loca

state.
AT&T provides the nations
most reliable 4G LTE network
today, covering more than
300 million Americans with
4G LTE service.** AT&Ts
network also has the nations
strongest LTE signal.***
AT&T* was recently recognized by FORTUNE magazine as the Most Admired
Te l e c o m m u n i c a t i o n s
Company in the world
in 2015.
Additionally,
FORTUNE ranked AT&T #47
among all companies in all industries in its list of the Top
50 Most Admired companies
in the world. FORTUNEs
Most Admired Companies
lists are among the most highly respected indicators of corporate performance and reputation.
AT&T U-verse is delivered
over AT&Ts advanced IP
network and includes AT&T
U-verse High Speed Internet,
AT&T U-verse TV, and
AT&T U-verse Voice.****
AT&T U-verse TV customers enjoy Total Home DVR,
apps for entertainment on
the go, and integrated features. AT&T recently received three Womens Choice
Awards as Americas Most
Recommended Brand Among
Women
for
Broadband,
Television and Phone Service
Provider. Frost & Sullivan
recognized AT&T for its leadership in high-speed Internet
services with the 2015 North
American
Competitive
Strategy and Innovation
Leadership of the Year
Award for Broadband, AT&T
U-verse TV with the 2015
See AT&T Page 7

Retired Lt. Gen. Harry Wyatt congratulates WWII

in the American Legion during the Legions annu
Floyd (left) and State Rep. Chuck Hoskin (second

Electioneering discouraged by
Craig County Election
Board Secretary Debbie
Davenport today advised voters, candidates, campaign ofcials, and volunteers to be
very aware of - and careful
to not violate - state election
laws in the April 7 Vinita and
Big Cabin Municipal Election
next Tuesday.
Davenport said that all
known election law violations
will be reported to the proper
law enforcement authorities,
usually the County Sheriff
and District Attorney. Our
precinct ofcials are going
to be watching very closely on election day for illegal
electioneering by candidates,
zealous campaign staff, and
their volunteers. Its unlawful

April 6, 2015 2:47 pm /

in Craig County and a

the State of Oklahom
electioneer within 300 f
a ballot box, explained.
To electioneer mea
work for or against el
of a particular candidat
litical party, or issue.
includes the illegal plac
of any campaign signs
the 300 feet boundary
away from the ballot
reminded Davenport.
Davenport said electio
violations sometimes

Voting tips o

Polls will be open fr

a.m. to 7 p.m. on Tu
April 7, for the Vinita an
Cabin Municipal Ele
Craig County Election
Secretary Debbie Dave
offered voters tips on h
make their votes count.
Davenport said that a