NEW YORK, March 11 - The lights are going out on Enron Corp.'s
once-prized broadband network. U.S. Bankruptcy Judge
Arthur Gonzalez, who is presiding over Enron's case, ruled
Monday that Enron can shut down the remains of its
18,000-mile, fiber-optic data network and sell 18 existing
contracts to third parties for more than $491,000.
contracts to third parties for more than $491,000.

Federal judge allows shutdown of Enron's broadband network