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The following is the text of a radio advertisement first broadcast by AMP
on October 1, 1998:
Speaker Dialog
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Female voice: Hmm. The paper says a New Jersey company is trying to
takeover one of the biggest companies that still has its
headquarters in Pennsylvania.
Male voice: Which Pennsylvania company?
Female voice: A company called AMP in Harrisburg. It says AMP is one of
the biggest employers in Pennsylvania and does business with
hundreds of other Pennsylvania companies.
Male voice: Gee, we sure don't want to lose any more corporate
headquarters. Is anyone doing anything about it?
Female voice: It says the Pennsylvania General Assembly in Harrisburg is
considering a way to give AMP more time to work out a plan
so they can stay independent.
Male voice: That's a good idea. I'm going to call our representative and
state senator. What should I tell them?
Female voice: AMP needs support for the AMP anti-takeover amendment.
Male voice: Ok. I'm looking up the number now.
Female voice: Good. We need to call right away.
(ANNOUNCER: The preceding is not a solicitation of consent revocations.
Participant information in such solicitation is on file with the Securities
and Exchange Commission and may be obtained at AMP's website at www.amp.com.)
