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Date: 14 Mar 90 21:18:49 GMT
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X-Telecom-Digest: Volume 10, Issue 173, Message 11 of 12


The area codes list I "inherited" had 170 for northwest Mexico and 190
for Mexico City.  Aren't these referring to the former "fake" area
codes 706, 903, and 905?  (Yes, I know 903 will later appear in Texas
by splitting what is now 214.)

In my copy, I deleted 170 and 190 (see above), and also deleted
reference to suburbs w/r to area code 202, which in my copy again
refers only to Washington, DC.