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Heading toward a New Frontier

Two months after becoming president and chief executive officer of Frontier Corp., Joseph P. Clayton announced last week that the 100-year-old carrier is laying off more than 700 workers and starting a massive restructuring.

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Most notably, the company will phase out low-margin offerings such as the Budget Call rate plan and sell its $18 million per quarter prepaid calling card division, said a spokesman. The changes are aimed at focusing on the company's core businesses: reselling, local exchange service, and combined local and long-distance service.

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