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vice to residents for years, and increases the difficulty of providing satisfactory emergency communications.
We believe that cell service will come to our County. Just as the worldwide economy has forced changes in our agriculture, and just as technology has led television fronj towers jfo cable to satellite, telephone is vmoving inevitably from wire to wireless.
What we will need in Rappahannock is wireless telephone that works for a sparse population scattered among hills and hollows — and that means stationary cellular facilities until whenever in the future telephone too goes satellite.
Also, we accept that the Federal Telecommunications Act has been
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