Newsfront
October, 1986
Sex SubsidyWashington, D.C.--The Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company has explained to the D.C. Public Utilities Commission that it has to depend on profitable dial-a-porn services to keep its rates down. It admitted that it didn't follow Federal rules aimed at reducing calls from children for the simple reason that revenue from the sex lines was necessary to maintain vital services. Without coming up with an altogether satisfactory solution, the commission conceded that kidproofing the lines...
