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SANDY (Or» ) POST Thur»
Ot»ob»r 8 198» (Set
Pay telephone cost goes up
is being subsidized by other
services
Local coin telephone calls
are going to cost Sandy
residents more starting Nov
I
Public U tility Commis
sioner John Lobdell an
nounced last Friday that he
w ill
p e rm it
G e n e ra l
Telephone Co of the Nor
thwest (GTNW) to increase
its coin telephone rate to 25
cents.
At the same time, Lobdell
said he has been assured by
GTNW that the company w ill
file ta riffs to reduce in
trastate long distance rates
charged to the hearing im
paired who use keyboard
equipment
GTNW asked that the com
rate increase be allowed
while the company's general
rate increase proposal is be
ing reviewed by the PUC
staff In June, the company
filed a request for an addi
tional $24,537,593 in annual
revenues, which included a
proposal to increase coin
phone rates A public hear
ing on the proposal is ten
tatively scheduled for Dec 1
in Salem
Lobdell said the 25 cent
coin rate is justified because
at the current rte of 10 cents
a call, coin telephone service
He also said a uniform coin
rate should be established
throughout the state so
customers w ill not m confus
ed by different rates in dif
ferent areas
I -
Lobdell allowed Pacific
Northwest Bell Telephone
Co to increase its coin rate
to 25 cents in September He
said he exp e cts o th e r
telephone companies in the
state to request an increase
in their coin phone rates in
the near future
The 25-cent rate is ex
pected to generate an
estimated $522,479 annually
for GTNW, which has 2, (MM)
pay telephones in its service
area
Pay telephones can be us
ed by customers without in
serting a coin to make col
lect calls or calls billed to a
c r e d it c a rd or home
telephone number 911 calls
also can be made without use
of a coin
Local men named to board
Gov
V ic A tiy e h has
nominated three area men
as members of the standby
Selective Service claim s
board No 9 for Clackamas
County
Michael Kostrba, Sandy
High School athletic direc
tor, II If Hazelett, a Sandy
chiropractor, and Kobert
Daly, an electrician from
Boring, w ill now have their
names forwarded to Presi
dent Konald Heagan for his
approval
Other nominees on board
No 9 are Gary Day, an auc
tio n e e r ,
and
B u s s e ll
Newcomer, a real estate
sales manager Both men
are from Canby
Upon approval by the
president, the nominees
would serve on local claims
boards if there was a na
tional draft call-up Oregon
Selective Service System
Director Robert B. Ball said
duties of the boards include
hearing requests for exemp
tion from the draft
Those names, five from
each of 21 geographical
areas in Oregon, took part in
a large scale recruitment ef
fort. Nearly 300 applications
were screened by nine
reserve m ilita ry officers
making up the Selective Ser
vice staff Those recommen
dations were submitted by
Ball to the governor for his
nomination
Five from among the 300
applicants w ill be appointed
by Ball to serve on statewide
Selective Service appeals
board
No no noi
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