Bahamas Telecommunication Corp., Nassau, plans to invest $26 million in a fiber-optic cable that

Feb. 1, 1997

Bahamas Telecommunication Corp., Nassau, plans to invest $26 million in a fiber-optic cable that will extend about 200 km from Vero Beach, FL, to the western end of Grand Bahama Island. Nine other companies, including AT&T, Sprint, and MCI, will share cable costs.

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