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From: mark@cbnews.att.COM (Mark Horton)
Newsgroups: comp.dcom.telecom
Subject: Re: (none) (really Maryland +1 dial
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Date: 18 May 88 16:02:50 GMT
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In article <120500001@hcx1> notes%hcx1%cbosgd@clyde.att.COM writes:
>Anyway, in the mid to late 60's they changed all our phone numbers to a 
>552 exchange and the letters died (Greenbelt remained 474).

55 is hard, but the Alaskans solved it nicely with KLondike.
Maybe the rest of the country should have used KLudge!

	Mark