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'''14 FRIDAY - APRIL 1972'''
'''14 FRIDAY - APRIL 1972''' <br>
105TH DAY - 261 DAYS TO COME
105TH DAY - 261 DAYS TO COME
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Mr. & Mrs. Irwin D. Spalten: Where can they get games by  <br>
Mr. & Mrs. Irwin D. Spalten: Where can they get games by  <br>
mail order - including <u>WHEEL & DEAL</u>.  <br>
mail order - including <u>WHEEL & DEAL</u>.  <br>
<u>Russ Sansom</u> wants permission to review <u>AGOG</u>, and  <br>
<u>Russ Sansom</u> wants permission to review <u>''AGOG''</u>, and  <br>
describe <u>PATTERNS II</u> for ''<u>THE INTELLIGENCER</u>, the San Francisco  <br>
describe <u>PATTERNS II</u> for ''<u>THE INTELLIGENCER</u>, the San Francisco  <br>
Bay Area MENSA journal. He also likes <u>SLAM</u>.  <br>
Bay Area MENSA journal. He also likes <u>SLAM</u>.  <br>
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new fall <u>GAME</u>.  <br>
new fall <u>GAME</u>.  <br>
A historical background on <u>ALEXANDER THE GREAT</u>.  <br>
A historical background on <u>ALEXANDER THE GREAT</u>.  <br>
<u>GHQ NOVICE RULES</u> -
<u>GHQ NOVICE RULES</u> - a simple tank battle miniature game.  <br>
Some more <u>PANZERBLITZ</u> changes.  <br>
Advertisement for <u>VICTORY AT SEA NAVAL GAME</u>.
 
<u>Jed Gaines</u>, of Gamut of Games, called. He is trying to put  <br>
together a group of small manufacturers to market their  <br>
games together. At present it includes their <u>BRIDGETTE</u>  <br>
and <u>MY WORD</u> (They are leaving Reiss Associates because  <br>
of the conflict of interest in Reiss' operation); R.G.I. with  <br>
<u>MOVIE MOGULS</u> and later <u>HOLIDAY</u> (which I told him was  <br>
mine) but not the sports games; <u>Phil Ross</u> with <u>GROUP THERAPY</u>  <br>
and <u>COUPLES</u> (altho Park Plastics will still be involved);  <br>
Korburn, headed by Benni Korzen, with <u>MARIENBAD</u> and <u>CLASS</u>  <br>
(taken over from American Iguana); <u>John Geiger</u>'s Metro-Plan  <br>
games (he asked me how they were - interesting and different).  <br>
<u>Eric Neiberg</u>'s Plan B with <u>VECTOR</u>, <u>CARAPACE</u>, <u>CAVEAT EMPTOR</u>,  <br>
Harwell Ass.' <u>NEW TOWN</u>. Another possibility - ALPSCO's <u>NOSTALGIA</u>,  <br>
<u>VERBAL GAME</u>, and <u>HAAR HOOLIM PERCEPTION GAMES</u>.  <br>
(cont. on 3/24)