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                               Ihe Carter Phone decteion gsve birth to the booming
                               t'interconnect" industry, allowing manulach~'es other than
                           ~` ~ ._ ~ma. 19 73 Western E:leceric to produce an~ sel~ phone equtpment for
                           ~; ~ l._ ~aconnechon to the phone system, and in place of otherwise
                           AB E L L~ ~gh mon~y ~n~ ra~s for BELL eq~pmenL N~, ~e
    
    I S R E A L L Y
                 PA BEL L
    
    IN DRAG!
    
    Dear YIPL,
    I dig what you're doing and it certair~y comes out of hav-
    ing a 'thigh le`;el of consciousness'~-so why not be that en
    all levels? ---and stop using the term "MA BELLtt. lok,
    qu~t making that face and listen t ~
    First, that term is just another way to lay something
    negahve on females-Mom, Momism, etc. (another dirty
    name, if you will} and second, we all know its an elite,
    w~ite, male power groun tbat rales and ~ppresses all of us
    ---so c'mon fellows, be really hip and together and change
    the term (radical women did at least 3 years ago) to
    "PA 3EL~r'---cause you know there's not one women with
    any kind of power at AT&T! Keep on keepin on. . .
    
    Dear Brothers and Sisters,
    I am writing this letter in an eflort to ob~in your assis-
    tance in putting a stop to this neo-Na~i brainwashing
    S. T. A. R. T. Program here at the U. S. Medical Center,
    Springlield, Mo. S. T. A. R. T. (Speeial Treatment and
    Rehabili~tion Trsining) has been in operation since Sept.
    1972. I have been here since Feb., 1973 and I can hon-
    estly state that this'program" is only punishment under
    the guise of treatrnent; I have personally seen fellow pri-
    soners drugged and brut~lly beaten for having ~e courage
    to stand up as men. If you care to know more about S. T.
    A. R. T., please let me know. We need your help, in the
    following manner. 1) Write to Norman A. Carlson, Dir. ~
    U. S. Bureau of Prisons; 101 Indiana Ave. N. W., Wash,
    D. C. 20537 and ask him to either abolish S. T. h. R. T.
    Or - nke it volun~ry. 2) Write to the 11. S. Magist~ate;
    U, S. District Court; Western District of Missouri; Spr-
    ingfield, Mo. 65801 and ask him to r~le on behalf of the
    prisoners who are ch~engmg this ''program'T. We sin-
    cerely tbank you in advance. Peace and Power,
    Note: -Lrlmate, Missouri-
    Call Norman Carlson at (202) 737-8200 ext. 2226 and
    talk to some surprisingly nice people about your concern.
    
    DEAR YIPL
    In the Boulder, Colorado and Denver ~rea dia1 free
    1-200-555-1212 to hear the telephone computer relate
    yo`Lr phone number. It could be useful for t~p~ng
    lines .
    
    -AC COLORAD~
    
    phone kompany is striking backl Theylre undercuttin~
    thew rates for the equivalent independent equipme: and
    raisinothe rates upon wEich they have a monopoly, namely
    monthly service. This rate - juggling is being rubber
    stamped by the public service commissions around the
    kountry. That means tbat you pay more for your own phon
    to make up for losses PA BE~L sustains strangling free
    enterprize.. . Donn Parker; computer scientist at the
    Stanford Research Institute has investigated one hundred
    computer-related crimes and "in almost every case there
    is some new aspect-something ~at hasn~t occurred before.
    Computer c~iminals, he sald, tend to be "ve~ young, ver:
    bright and hi~y motivated" persons who see no wrong in
    atbacking a large corporation. Thetr intelligence and mot-
    i~ration, cougled with securil~r techniques fAr behind the
    rest of the industry, leave large corporations ~cing poten-
    ffnlly staggering losses of info, computer programs and
    valuable equipment. . . The University of Ar~zona Student
    Union took AT&T before the EICC, bec~use of their retusal
    to lease a toll free WATS line to them. WATS is designed,
    AT&T said for high~olume com~nerical customers who
    f~nd it cheaper to buy phone service at a fLat rate rather
    tban by the unit call. (English Translation-Quantity dis-
    counts for the biggies ~'nly, and screw e~reryone else1)...
    Ringback for Madison step exchanges 255, 256 is 91911.
    251 and 257 are ESS exchanges. Rin~back is 978 plus 4
    digits plus push swiLch-hook once and hang up. . . AT&T has
    no device to attach to residential phones to prevent unauth-
    orized long dis tance phone calls. "We frown upon such
    de~rices." When asked about the model they offer to Inrge
    businesses, a Bell service rep said, t'Yes we do have that,
    but cannot inst~1l it on private lines. '' Ever felt like cutting
    down on the amount of long dis tance c~s made from your
    phone7 One guess why the phone Kompany h~c no such
    device for YO~ I . . . A phreak in Wiscons~n ~ s recen~y
    busted wLen a central office repairman"overheard" multi.
    frequency tones on the line. Just happened to be passing
    throngh. . . Tel Aviv (AP)-Turo international telephone
    operators ~n Tel Aviv are looking for new jobs. Premier
    Golda Meir was on the overseas phone recently, taL~dng
    with her ambassador to Washington, Yitzhak Rabin.
    Tb~e conversa~don turned ~ an article in an American
    newspaper. "Wbich newspaper was it in? '' Rabin aaked.
    "In the Washington Post, " came the unsolicted answer
    from an operator, one of two who subsequen~y were f~ed
    for easresdropping.
    
    L. Patrick Gray, Director
    YIPL
    Dear Pat,
    By dialing (212) 797-8079, you can get a recording which
    will let you prac~ce listening to Australian and Japanese
    telephone signals.
    
    -DICK-

    





    
    Dear YIPL-
    A "Diez Centavos" piece(translation: Ten Centavos)
    from Mexico, can be used as quarters in ALL pQy
    phones in the U. S, A Ten Centavo piece can be purcha-
    sed at any barc in Mexico for 3/4 of a cent, or can be
    purchased in the U. S. at most coin exchanges for about
    5˝. (Many banks are ccin exchanges-Ed. )
    
    -B. B. CAL. -
    
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