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In a message dated Sun, 23 Oct 2005 01:02:21 -0000, markrobt@myrealbox.com (Mark Roberts) writes: > => In the 1965 directory, *two* new prefixes were listed in the > local calling pages for the Fruitvale rate center: 531 **and** 530! > In the 1966 directory, only 531 was listed. I did not see any phone > numbers with 530 listed in the 1965 directory. Years later, of > course, 530 was added to the Fruitvale-OLKDCA13 rate center-switch > combination. > Did someone at Pac Bell jump the gun? This is the earliest I have > ever seen a prefix of the form xx0. I remember of a visit to the Los Angeles area in the late 1940s encountering a TExas 0- prefix. (Don't recall what area it served, if I ever knew, but there was nothing to indicate it was exceptional.) Wes Leatherock wesrock@aol.com

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