AT&T; proposed to raise night and weekend rates.
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The price increase would mean a 2% overall monthly increase in long-distance bills for the average customer, American Telephone & Telegraph said. The proposal, filed with the Federal Communications Commission, would reduce the discount on interstate long-distance calls after 11 p.m. and during weekends to 55% from 60%. AT&T; asked the FCC to be make the raise effective April 6.
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