The Honorable Reed Hundt
1919 M Street, NW
Federal Communications Commission
Washington, D.C.  20554

or via E-mail:  fccisdn@policy.net


Dear Chairman Hundt,


As an ISDN line subscriber, I am writing to support Pacific Bell's petition 
to waive the requirement that raises the number of subscriber line charges 
for ISDN, and I strongly encourage the Federal Communications Commission to 
act favorably on Pacific Bell's petition.

This order, which will result in rate hikes of up to 50 percent in California, 
will only stifle the rapid growth and acceptance of this powerful technology 
by making it prohibitively expensive.  Today, ISDN provides quick, affordable 
access to the Internet, enabling schools, libraries, non-profit organizations, 
government facilities, small businesses and researchers nationwide to tap into 
vast on-line resources and information.  In addition, ISDN is a major force in 
the burgeoning telecommuting movement, which heightens corporate productivity 
while protecting our environment.

(Insert statement on how the order will affect you and your family here.)

I urge the FCC to reconsider its ruling.  After all, technology must be 
accessible to all Americans -- not just the technologically elite.


Sincerely, 













								February 23, 1995


MEMORANDUM


TO:		JOHN GUELDNER
		LISA LANG
		BETH LITTLE
		MIKE SAPIEN
		NANCY WOOLF

FROM:	MARY HANCOCK

SUBJECT:	SAMPLE CUSTOMER LETTER


Following for your review and approval is a draft sample customer letter on the FCC ISDN issue.  This letter will be given  to the ISDN sales force for distribution to customers who want to express their concern to the FCC.

Your input on who the letters should be addressed to would be very helpful, too.  Please call me with your comments by the end of day Friday, 2/24.


cc:	D. Bailey
	T. Dodge