Description:

This collectible prepaid calling card features a white background with a blue outlined map of the United States centered on the front. Overlaid on the map is a design resembling an American flag with three large blue stars and red and white stripes. The stripes contain the text "The National Issues Convention" in red, white, and blue blocks, accompanied by the location and dates: "The University of Texas at Austin January 18-21, 1996." A small red star marks the state of Texas on the map.

The upper right corner displays the card’s value in large red font: "$25." Above this, the words "PREPAID CALLING CARD" are printed in bold capital letters with "CALLING" in red and "PREPAID" and "CARD" in blue. The sponsor’s name and logo appear at the bottom right, reading "Sponsored by: Southwestern Bell" in blue text alongside the Southwestern Bell emblem.

This card commemorates the 1996 National Issues Convention held at the University of Texas at Austin, focusing on political themes related to democratic conventions, liberal and progressive politics, political campaigns, and debates. The imagery and text highlight Texas, the Lone Star State, emphasizing its role in U.S. national political discussions.

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