| The Wall Street Journal Western Edition 1992 Randall Smith |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| AT and T's bid to take control of McCaw Cellular may not provide a windfall for all shareholders. | Business, general | Randall Smith |
| AT&T, seeking to enter the cellular era, in talks for 33% of McCaw for $3.73 billion; voting control is discussed as rivalry heats up with the Regional Bells. (McCaw Cellular Communications Inc., Regional Bell Holding Companies) | Business, general | Randall Smith, John J. Keller |
| Centel's Frazee expresses confidence holders cleared acquisition by Sprint. (Centel Chmn John Frazee) | Business, general | James P. Miller, Randall Smith |
| Centel shares plummet 25% on Sprint's bid: several big holders indicate they oppose stock swap valued at $2.69 billion. | Business, general | Randall Smith, John J. Keller |
| Centel-Sprint acquisition proposal tests large investors' ability to wield power. (Sprint Corp.'s acquisition of Centel Corp.) | Business, general | Randall Smith |
| Several regional Bells expected to bid for parts of Centel but not entire firm. | Business, general | Randall Smith, Mary Lu Carnevale |
| Shearson's quarterly charge may grow with plunge in Computervision shares. (Shearson Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc.) | Business, general | John R. Wilke, Randall Smith |
| Sprint to acquire Centel in stock swap valued at $2.85 billion, or $33.57 a share: figure, a sharp discount to firm's market price, angers several holders. (Sprint Corp. and Centel Corp., two of the country's largest communications carriers) | Business, general | Randall Smith, John J. Keller |
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