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X-Telecom-Digest: Volume 10, Issue 615, Message 1 of 9


Labor Day is a good time to stop and reflect on the years of labor by
the men and women in the telephone industry in America who have made
the network what it is today.

Despite the several problems that have arisen since divestiture was
deemed to be what was good for the American public, the United States
still has the finest, and most technically complex phone system in the
world. For that, we can thank the telephone workers, and we should pay
tribute to them today, along with all workers, for their contributions
to our nation.


Patrick Townson