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From: klopfens@barney.bgsu.edu (Bruce Klopfenstein)
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Subject: Nevada Requires Free Caller ID Blocking
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Date: 6 Sep 90 09:58:41 GMT
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The Nevada Public Service Commission approved Caller ID with two free
blocking functions: per line blocking and per call blocking.  The
Commission said that protecting the privacy of residential customers
was key to its decision.  Centel wanted only free per-call blocking.
Call Trace is cited as helping to reduce the future number of
annoying, harassing, obscene, and threatening phone calls.