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From: ches... Stan Chesnutt
Date: Mon, 18 Dec 1989 21:56

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I remember an ad with a rather busty woman prominently displayed -- and the
banner read "Keep Abreast" -- truly tasteless.

By the way, who remebers the "Lifetime Subscription"s one could get to
Creative Computing?  I think they ran about $300.00.  What is David Ahl
up to nowadays?

Stan
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