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JUST ACROSS CONSTITUTION PLAZA! Number One Hundred Constitution Plaza, a sleek onyx structure of eighteen stories, nears completion a few short paces across Constitution Plaza from Broadcast House. When completed, it will house yet another major Hartford office of the Hartford National Bank and Trust Company, an organization founded in 1792. Like Broadcast House, first of a complex of modern structures to be completed in Constitution Plaza, the Hartford National Bank and Trust Company is playing an important part in the urban rebirth of America's insurance capital by providing further stimulus to an already bustling market. Burgeoning with Hartford is WTIC Television and Radio. Latest ARB and Nielson reports show WTIC-TVs clear leadership in southern New England. The superiority of WTIC Radio is delineated in the latest Alfred Politz Media Study of the Southern New England area. WTIC TV 3/AM/FM Hartford. Connecticut WTIC-TV IS REPRESENTED BY HARRINGTON, RIGHTER & PARSONS. INCORPORATED WTIC AM-FM IS REPRESENTED BY THE HENRY I. CHRISTAL COMPANY