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From: johnk@opel.com (John Kennedy)
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Subject: Re: New 410 Code for MD
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Date: 2 Dec 90 14:01:55 GMT
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X-Telecom-Digest: Volume 10, Issue 860, Message 8 of 11


You're all well aware that now we dial ten digits in the DC area for
local calls across the 703, 301 and 202 area codes.

When 410 splits Maryland next year, there will continue to be local
calls from those area codes above into the new 410 area.

While two of the lines in my home are now long distance to each other
(757 and 858, where 858 is actually Bowie/Glendale), these two lines will
have different area codes and calls remain toll.

A friend in Crofton has two lines that are allowed to call each other
locally.  He will have two different area codes but these lines will
remain local to each other.


John Kennedy    johnk@opel.COM     Second Source, Inc.     Annapolis, MD