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companies. Following the breakup of the Bell system, an
independent entity, the National Exchange Carriers Association,
was established and given responsibility over deciding how long-
distance call revenues were divided among all telephone service
providers.
B. NITCO's Principal Business Office and Headquarters
From about 1980 through the time of the trial, NITCO
maintained its principal business office and headquarters in an
office building at 205 North Washington Street, Hebron, Indiana.
NITCO leased the office building from Mr. Mussman, who owned the
building and the parcel of land on which the building is
situated.
Mr. Mussman also owned another smaller office building
situated on the same parcel of land, with the address 301 North
Washington Street, Hebron, Indiana. Prior to its moving into and
occupying the newer and larger building at 205 North Washington
Street, NITCO maintained its principal business office at the 301
North Washington Street building, which it leased from Mr.
Mussman. From 1980 through 1993, NITCO continued to lease the
301 North Washington Street building from Mr. Mussman. From 1983
until about July 1989, NITCO subleased the 301 North Washington
Street office building to Rhys' cable television company. After
Rhys' cable television company vacated the premises in July 1989,
NITCO used the 301 North Washington Street building for storage
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