Fax bill would cancel written-permission rule

Article Abstract:

A U.S. bill introduced in mid June 2004 would eliminate a rule that required marketers to obtain written permission before sending faxes. The bill gave the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) discretion to exempt nonprofit trade association from the requirement.

United States. Federal Communications Commission, Powers and duties, Government communications regulation, Facsimile transmission, Telecommunications policy

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Bush not budgeting on CSRS, exec says

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The latest budget from bush administration does not have any allocation for the civil service retirement system and related Civil Service Retirement Spouse Equity Act (CSR) of 1984. An analysis is presented on the proposed changes in the Postal CSRS Act.

Pension, health, and welfare funds, Pension Funds, Public Empl Pension Funds, Analysis, Bush, George W., Domestic policy, Government programs, Public employee pension funds

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Member bucks ATA on DNC lists

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Gryphon Networks, a member of the American Teleservices Association supports Texas' DNC list bill.

Communications Equipment, Telecommunications Equipment, Communications Equipment Manufacturing, Telecommunications systems, Gryphon Networks Corp.

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