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Consumer News Last Updated: Jul 2nd, 2008 - 21:15:22


People Who Own (Or Owned) Land Underlying Or Adjoining Certain Railroad Corridors In California, Colorado, Idaho, Kansas, Michigan, Montana, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, Utah, Washington, Wisconsin And Wyoming May Be Entitled To Money
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Sep 5, 2007, 21:02

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(NAPSI)-If you own or have owned land underlying or adjoining railroad corridors in California, Colorado, Idaho, Kansas, Michigan, Montana, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, Utah, Washington, Wisconsin and Wyoming, you may be entitled to money from the settlement of a pending class action lawsuit.

The rail corridors in question are:

• California-Mojave 02 to Los Angeles 03

• California-Reno to Sacramento

• Colorado-Julesburg to Longmont

• Idaho-Boise to Brigham City

• Kansas-Topeka to Salinas

• Michigan-Saginaw to Grayling

• Montana-Fargo to Billings

• Montana-Billings to Seattle

• North Dakota-Fargo to Billings

• Oklahoma-Vinita Jct. to Tulsa

• Oregon-Boise to Spokane

• Utah-Boise to Brigham City

• Washington-Yakima to Everett

• Washington-Tacoma to Kalama

• Wisconsin-Eau Claire to St.Paul

• Wyoming-Cheyenne to Salt Lake City.

AT&T, which owns telecommunications cable on the properties, has agreed to pay net compensation benefits ranging from approximately $.60 to up to approximately $3.80 per linear foot to qualifying claimants.

If you, or an estate or entity you represent, own or have owned land along these corridors, your rights may be affected by the proposed legal settlement.

For more information or forms, contact The Federal Land Grant Case TeleCable Settlement Center by calling (800) 436-6136, writing P.O. Box 131110, Dallas, TX 75313-1110, or e-mailing TeleCableCenter@lecg.com. The settlement home page is http://att.fsiwebs.net/landgrantr rcorridors/.

The deadline to comment on, object to or opt out of the settlement is October 11, 2007. Local fairness hearings are scheduled for:

California Fairness Hearing

November 28, 2007

Colorado Fairness Hearing

December 18, 2007

Idaho Fairness Hearing

November 30, 2007

Kansas Fairness Hearing

December 19, 2007

Michigan Fairness Hearing

December 21, 2007

Montana Fairness Hearing

December 17, 2007

North Dakota Fairness

Hearing

December 20, 2007

Oklahoma Fairness Hearing

December 19, 2007

Oregon Fairness Hearing

November 27, 2007

Utah Fairness Hearing

November 29, 2007

Washington Fairness

Hearing

November 27, 2007

Wisconsin Fairness Hearing

December 21, 2007

Wyoming Fairness Hearing

December 18, 2007.

A final fairness hearing is scheduled for January 17, 2008, and the deadline for filing a claim is February 18, 2008.

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