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Index Number: 15527

Phone lovers will applaud the arrival of two new braille publications:
the Area Code Handbook and the AT&T Consumer Resource Guide.  Both
booklets are available, free of charge, from National Braille Press,
thanks to a collaborative effort with AT&T.

The Area Code Handbook contains the most recent area codes, listed by city
and state, which is quite handy since many states recently changed their
codes.  The AT&T Consumer Resource Guide contains a multitude of useful
tips, including the best times to call at the lowest rates; where to call
for phone repairs; how to reach the AT&T National Special Needs Center for
help with long distance service or telephone equipment for people with
disabilities; and other services offered by AT&T.

Both free books are available from National Braille Press Inc., 88 St.
Stephen Street, Boston, MA 02115, or by calling 617/266-6160.