Regulators to look into NSA data after all (OR)

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About-face - Phone utilities will be investigated over sharing records, but action might not be possible

Friday, May 26, 2006
MIKE ROGOWAY

After a complaint this week by civil libertarians, Oregon utility regulators say they will investigate allegations that phone companies gave customer records to the National Security Agency. But state authorities say they might not be able to sanction the phone companies without a sign-off from federal agencies or courts ..

Oregon phone regulators initially said state law gives them no authority to investigate alleged privacy violations. After the American Civil Liberties Union filed a formal complaint Wednesday, though, regulators said they will look into the phone companies' actions after all ..

http://www.oregonlive.com/business/oregonian/index.ssf?/base/business/114861212652260.xml&coll=7

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1. OR-RE-GUN.... OR-RE-GUN... OR-RE-GUN

I'm attempting to add my claim to this complaint. I want my $180 back for my US Cellular phone that I can't use with any other service but AT&T and obviously I can't use AT&T anymore. I'm useing just a land line at the moment through Frontier.