Free Phoners Targeted as Telecoms Crackdown Expands
U S telecommunication firms battle mass unauthorized calling with software and hardware tweaks and amnesty programs on campuses. Federal efforts pursue call sell operators using stolen authorization codes as incidents rise among students, professionals, and prisoners. Institutions like North Texas State and American University report tens of thousands in unpaid charges.
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Rami Abuhamdeh
Communications Fraud Control Association
Neal Norman
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
MCI Communications Corp
North Texas State University
Denton
Texas
American University
Washington, D.C
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John Houser
Queen Shows Off Wedding Souvenirs
Queen Elizabeth II hosts a display at Sandringham House featuring commercial souvenirs from last year's royal wedding of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson. The museum opened for the summer season and plans for about 200,000 visitors, with items placed beside the 1981 Charles and Diana wedding biscuits tins.
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Sarah Ferguson
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Diana Spencer
Panda-Monium Anticipated At Zoo
The Bronx Zoo prepares for the arrival of two giant pandas Ling Ling and Yong Yong from Beijing Zoo. They undergo quarantine ahead of a limited exhibit starting April 30 with 1 adults and 50 cent children tickets. Proceeds benefit panda conservation in China.
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Ling Ling
Beijing Zoo
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China
Yong Yong
New York City
America
Zoo
William Conway
New York Zoological Society
Conway
Beijing Zoological Gardens
Sichuan
Savannah
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