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From: smk@attunix.att.com (S M Krieger)
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Subject: Re: Correction to 908 Areacode Exchange List
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Date: 25 May 90 19:03:09 GMT
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> Please add the following to your lists.

> 841	STROUDSBG  NJ

Unless the Delaware River shifted in the last three days, I thought
Stroudsburg was in PA.

Also, the following little tidbits of information appeared in a phone
bill insert:

     1.	The use of 908 will be mandatory on June 8, 1991.

     2. The 908 area code will first appear in the Monmouth
	County phone book, which will come out on June 14, 1990.

     3.	908 is functional.

     4.	We will still be able to use 7 digits for all local calls
	(which in the case of my Summit, NJ central office, means
	that calls to Millburn, Madison, and South Orange will
	remain at 7 digits).

	What I am curious about though is how many central office
	codes will this tie up in both 201 and 908?


Stan Krieger
Summit, NJ
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