On the recordOctober 11, 2011
In these economically troubling times, the very last thing the FCC should be suggesting is rate increases on a basic service that people rely upon in emergencies and to find and keep employment.
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Pryor criticizes proposed rate increases on essential phone services during economic hardship.
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