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Date: Tue, 3-Feb-87 11:57:03 EST
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Subject: Re: The 500 club
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Reply-To: ihm@minnie.UUCP (Ian Merritt)
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>Any idea why some NPAs get split faster than others?  I notice that 312
>and 214 are far fuller than, say, 617 but 617 is being split and 312 and
>214 aren't.
>
>John
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>John R. Levine, Javelin Software Corp., Cambridge MA +1 617 494 1400
>{ ihnp4 | decvax | cbosgd | harvard | yale }!ima!johnl, Levine@YALE.something
>Where is Richard Nixon now that we need him?

Projected growth.  The 213/818 split, for example was planned nearly 10
years in advance of its actual inception due to massive projected
growth.  They split 714/619 first though (and on much shorter notice),
since the growth of Orange County far exceeded earlier projections, and
was projected to continue at that rate.

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