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Subject: Re: New 410 Code for MD
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Date: 3 Dec 90 14:55:40 GMT
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(I can't send to johnk@opel.com !  This replies to a note from him.)

Huh?  What local calls will there be going into 410 from 202 and from
703?

I have already written in the Digest about local calls from Laurel and
Silver Spring going across what will become the 301/410 boundary.  How
will those local calls (now seven digit because they're within 301
area) be dialed after the 301/410 split?  Am I correct in the
assumptions I have sent to the Digest? <-- Laurel, except for
Baltimore-metro prefixes, stays in 301; Columbia, except for prefixes
which are local to Washington, will go into 410.