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    BE SURE AND BRING AN ISSUE OF YIPL ADDRESSED TO sFIPL-
    YOU FOR FREE CONVEN=ON ADMISSION. Io get the phone to ring in Denver, dial 6191, then hang up.
    Northeast Electronics Teltronics It will ring one long continuous ring until you plck it up. Ihe
    C:oncord, N. H. Lakeland, Fla. 660 thing suggested in #18 doesn't work.
    224-6511-004U (603 Area) 683-7409-531Z(513 Area) Question- w~t is the point of driving the Nash,Alle info. ops
    It~s reasor~able to assume tbat these people will or1YSUPPl~razy, as saggested by one of the letters in #18? rh”y „re
    indegendent companies. The Bell system has designed its iust as oppressed by Pa Bell rLs the rest of us, and certainlY
    owr,. It~s been lmowr~ for some time tbat Bell has had a fe~Ot responsible for the way we are ripped-off. I th~t its
    2g00 detectors t.hat recorded the MF numbers. These are important to remember that the phone co s lackeYs ~e poor
    prob~bly used when they suspec~ ~ blue box is being used and s~arving like us, probably hate 'Lhe phone co as much
    from a home phone and want to gather evidence for prose-aS we do, and also are be~g exploited by it. ~heY aren t
    cution. According to Bel1 security, the computor programthe enemy, and I'm su:ce they have eno~gh problemS(1ike
    which processes the billing 'rapos now looks for 800 calls maintaining their sanity in a job like th„t) wl~hout being un
    longer that 10 minutes as well a~ an excessive number Of neccesarilY hassled. end of diatribe
    800 calls. -Nancy, Denver-
    -Alex, U. S. -
    
    Phone operator tei~s of
    Ma Beil~s "Watergate"
    
    T tbe E:di~®:
    
    I war. as a tdepho~e aFeratar b
    Ne. Y_. Clt7, h~lla. "Dtreet~y
    Aaeld~" 1411) ealea. Laat year,
    al~ t;h. el®tl_ campal~a, we sa.
    
    ar b®e, N.Y.Telephea~ (ATlaT, pull
    
    ú1, Ita a.wa WattF6ate-tyne an-
    ~aere.~er artlona agalast the
    Dem®ratle Party.
    
    11 - D - aoerata had en ", ha~
    ra~l" '~a" dorta' tbe cam-
    pal~a, - ih tbe Laea tbst ?~pk waeld
    eall ~ a~a pled6e ~mall~a. We were
    ~ albwed to .~ve o" Ihla ~axmber!
    O-r s~p~lsor~ rerelved a ~rlltee
    aneaeo ~aa alper masagemeat,
    
    ~hk~a lal~a de~ra thb ~ret~re: 'h . .li
    ú e~a® eal~ asala. r~r the
    
    Dtrsoeratie Party tek~ asmber,
    instrect the operat® {a ssy' ~I''n
    eorry, I haYt co Uating. . .' Only ff the
    c~atem® becomes l~latent, l~airurt
    tbt operator lo traneler thecall to a
    esp®a1aor, ~vbo wlU' 11 neceuary,
    ~Ive Ibe number."
    
    "ere e an expresglon Ihat'e very
    popelar among telephooe company
    mansgemenl. It goes, ~ One hand
    wa~hff the other.'' AT&T probably
    dit a ~vbole Id more tehelp Nl~on tbal
    ~ve doe'l even know aboul. One Ihing
    we hnow lhat Nixon dld Ihough, he
    slapped U5 with tbe wagr-lrer~e one
    day b~lorc our l~`t ~oulrart ran out/
    
    Iname withheld,
    Broohl,yn. N.Y.
    
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