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  1. ;A Host Nodelist for Friday, June 14, 1991 -- Day number 165 : 31952
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  3. ;A Copyright (c) 1990 by OKC MetroNet Sysops - All rights reserved.
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  6. ;S of the FidoNet local network 147 nodes listed herein (the OKC
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  8. ;S by any means, including but not limited to electronic mail
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  16. ;S accordance with this provision, all residual rights in and to this
  17. ;S work are retained by the OKC MetroNet Sysops.
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  22. ;A Local Node List for the OKC MetroNet (FidoNet local Net 147).  This
  23. ;A node list is made available by and for the OKC MetroNet Sysops.
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  25. ;
  26. Host,147,OKC_MetroNet,Oklahoma_City_OK,Kent_Mason,1-405-943-8638,9600,CM,HST,XA
  27. ,1,TurboLink_West,Yukon_OK,Denny_Myers,1-405-354-1986,9600,CM,XX,HST,V42,V42b
  28. ,2,The_Recovery_BBS,Oklahoma_City_OK,Larry_Carnes,1-405-691-3437,9600,CM,HST
  29. ,4,Legal_Beagle_II,Oklahoma_City_OK,Vic_Hill_Jr,1-405-848-2828,2400,CM,XA,MO
  30. ,5,BUTTERSCAN_BBS,Oklahoma_City_OK,Donald_Butterfield,1-405-732-8862,2400,CM,XX
  31. ,6,The_Bull_BBS,Edmond_OK,Mark_Howard,1-405-359-6929,2400,CM,XX
  32. ,7,American_Fido,Oklahoma_City_OK,John_Knox,1-405-843-5002,9600,CM,XA,HST,USDS,SDN
  33. ,8,Elan_Data_Systems,Moore_OK,David_Rains,1-405-794-6502,9600,CM,XX,HST,V42,V42b
  34. ,9,The_Twilight_Zone,Oklahoma_City_OK,Paul_Davies,1-405-373-3313,2400,CM,XA
  35. ,10,ORPA,Norman_OK,Amy_Simich,1-405-360-9622,9600,CM,XX,HST
  36. ,11,The_Central_Scrutinizer,Oklahoma_City_OK,Robert_Stone,1-405-720-0090,9600,CM,XA
  37. ,12,The_Pill_Box_BBS,Oklahoma_City_OK,Douglas_Anderson,1-405-681-5818,2400,CM,XA
  38. ,13,Moore's_Pro_System_Node_#1,Moore_Ok,Don_Schmidt,1-405-799-2043,9600,CM,HST
  39. ,15,OmegaCom,Oklahoma_City_OK,Paul_Randall,1-405-685-4688,9600,CM,XA,HST
  40. ,16,The_Superstation,Oklahoma_City_OK,Joe_Adamson,1-405-755-8188,2400,CM,XX
  41. ,17,The_Southern_Clipper,Oklahoma_City_OK,Jerry_Pults,1-405-789-2078,2400,CM,XX,MNP
  42. ,18,Ierne,Oklahoma_City_OK,Sean_DeDanaan,1-405-528-7285,2400,CM,XX
  43. ,19,Sagittarius_I,Midwest_City_Ok,Horace_Skinner,1-405-672-0326,9600,CM,HST,XA
  44. ,20,Torii_Station,Midwest_City_Ok,Jim_Oxford,1-405-733-7083,9600,CM,HST,XA,UNEC
  45. ,21,Micro_Manor_BBS,Oklahoma_City_OK,Jeff_Silver,1-405-948-1885,2400,CM,XA
  46. ,22,Synergy,Oklahoma_City_OK,Mary_Link,1-405-942-4845,2400,XA
  47. ,23,The_CD-ROM_Electronic_News,Oklahoma_City_OK,Bob_Hall,1-405-751-8096,9600,CM,HST
  48. ,24,ModemLink_BBS,Yukon_OK,Robert_Jackson,1-405-354-6024,9600,CM,HST,XX,V32,V42,V42b
  49. ,25,1st_Choice_bbs,Midwest_City_OK,Tim_Dykes,1-405-732-2896,2400,CM
  50. ,26,M.I.S.E.,Edmond_OK,CB_Billingsley,1-405-478-1144,9600,CM,XX,HST
  51. ,27,Amiga_Line,Yukon_OK,Mike_Rider,1-405-324-8061,2400,CM
  52. ,30,HAL-9000_<Logical_Systems>,Oklahoma_City_OK,Kris_Veitch,1-405-682-1177,2400,CM,XA
  53. ,31,Okie_Mavenware,Oklahoma_City_OK,Kent_Mason,1-405-943-8638,9600,HST,CM,XA,V42b
  54. ,32,THE_FAMILy_TREE,Norman_OK,Russ_Goff,1-405-321-0642,9600,CM,HST
  55. ,33,Dia_Com,Oklahoma_City_OK,Jem_Miller,1-405-946-3675,2400,XA
  56. ,35,Laid_Back_Linde's,Oklahoma_City_OK,Robert_Lindenberger,1-405-340-1139,2400,CM,XX
  57. ,36,Engineering_HQ,Oklahoma_City_OK,Derek_Moore,1-405-946-6279,9600,CM,XX,HST,V42,V42b,UCDN
  58. ,37,Talamasca,Oklahoma_City_OK,Matt_Clarke,1-405-721-0188,1200,
  59. ,38,RWare_Software_HQ,Norman_OK,Robert_Mashlan,1-405-447-0944,2400,CM,XA
  60. ,39,The_Nineteenth_Hole,Oklahoma_City_OK,Gary_Blackburn,1-405-946-5222,9600,CM,XX,HST,V42,V42b
  61. ,41,Seeing_Impaired_Technology,Norman_OK,Les_Barr,1-405-366-1449,9600,CM,XA,HST
  62. ,42,Will's_House,Oklahoma_City_Ok,Will_Hargrave,1-405-670-1100,9600,CM,XX,HST,V42,V42b,MN
  63. ,43,#1_Marketplace_Square,Bethany_OK,Ed_Price,1-405-787-1624,2400,CM
  64. ,44,RamBase_One,Norman_OK,Ken_Horner,1-405-329-4464,9600,CM,MO
  65. ,45,THE_FAMILy_ROOTS,Norman_OK,Russ_Goff,1-405-329-4262,9600,CM,HST
  66. ,46,Ascension,Norman_OK,Larry_Carter,1-405-360-4261,9600,CM,XA,MO,HST,UHUB,DVN,SDS
  67. ,47,ALOHA,Yukon_OK,Alan_perkins,1-405-324-0943,2400,CM,XA
  68. ,48,Mach_3+_BBS,Oklahoma_City_OK,Curtis_Myers,1-405-672-3973,9600,CM,XX,HST
  69. ,49,Fort_Knox_Fido,Oklahoma_City_OK,John_Knox,1-405-843-3545,9600,CM,HST
  70. ,50,Beyond_Tomorrow_II,Del_City_OK,Jimmy_Goins,1-405-672-4178,2400,CM
  71. ,51,The_O.U._BBS,Norman_OK,Ronnie_Parker,1-405-325-6128,9600,HST,V32,V42,V42b,XA,CM
  72. ,52,The_49'er,Norman_OK,Ed_Simich,1-405-360-4391,9600,CM,HST,V32,V42b,XX
  73. ,53,The_Arena_BBS,Oklahoma_City_OK,Tony_Gary,1-405-677-0205,2400,CM,XX
  74. ,54,Electric_Dreams_BBS,Oklahoma_City_OK,Dwain_Pattillo,1-405-769-3835,2400,CM,XA
  75. ,55,PowerQuest_BBS,Oklahoma_City_OK,Alan_Chavis,1-405-755-7337,2400,CM,XX
  76. ,56,Programmer's_Workshop,Bethany_OK,Andrew_McCann,1-405-495-3144,2400,MO
  77. ,57,TallBoy's_BBS,Mustang_OK,Bob_Seymour,1-405-376-0905,9600,CM,HST,XX
  78. ,60,TradeWinds,Oklahoma_City_OK,Mona_Shaver,1-405-728-2061,2400,CM
  79. ,61,Arrakis,Oklahoma_City_OK,Charles_West,1-405-752-8955,2400,CM,XR,MNP
  80. ,62,Alpha_Omega_BBS,Edmond_OK,Raymond_Riddle,1-405-340-3801,2400,XX,CM
  81. Pvt,63,Slinky!,Oklahoma_City_OK,Greg_Trotter,-Unpublished-,2400,XA,GUUCP
  82. ,64,KATT-LINK_BBS,Yukon_OK,Mark_McCuen,1-405-350-1005,2400,CM,XX
  83. ,65,OK_NORML,Oklahoma_City,Michael_Pearson,1-405-752-2798,2400,CM
  84. ,66,LATTICE~,Luther_OK,Rod_Wilson,1-405-277-3603,9600,CM,XX,HST
  85. ,67,Bit_Heaven,Oklahoma_City_Ok,Ann_Rooks,1-405-721-8304,2400,CM
  86. ,68,The_Point,Oklahoma_City_OK,Mark_Campbell,1-405-732-2968,2400,CM,XX
  87. ,69,HeadGames_BBS,Oklahoma_City_OK,Gene_Paris,1-405-634-0516,2400,CM,XA
  88. ,70,The_Teacher's_Pet,Oklahoma_City_OK,Judy_Sneed,1-405-525-0028,2400,CM
  89. ,71,Arabian_Stables,Mustang_OK,Roger_Dale_Jackson,1-405-745-5929,2400,CM,MO,XX
  90. ,75,OKCCC_BBS,Oklahoma_City_OK,Robert_Stone,1-405-686-0458,9600,CM,HST,XP
  91. ,76,Yellow_Stone_BBS,Oklahoma_City_OK,Steven_Kuan,1-405-842-4766,9600,CM,XX,HST,V32,V42,V42b
  92. ,88,YELLOW_STONE_II_BBS,OKC_OK,Eric_Ho,1-405-842-6831,9600,CM,HST,XA,V42
  93. ,100,Teleco_USA_TBBS,McLoud_OK,Tony_Davis,1-405-391-3865,9600,CM,XA,HST,V42b,V32b
  94. ,101,Teleco_USA_TBBS_II,McLoud_OK,Tony_Davis,1-405-391-4599,2400,CM,XA
  95. ,103,JB's_Place_BBS,Norman_OK,JB_Graham,1-405-366-1895,2400,CM
  96. ,1014,The_Dungeon,Norman_OK,Robin_Cook,1-405-364-2610,2400,CM,XX
  97. ,2014,Data_Express,Oklahoma_City_OK,Randy_Wood,1-405-946-5543,2400,CM,XA
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