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<u>SMESS</u>, <u>SMOG</u>, <u>STRATEGO</u>, <u>STRATO TAC-TICS</u>, <u>TWIXT</u>, <u>VECTOR</u>, <u>WATERWORKS</u>,  
<u>SMESS</u>, <u>SMOG</u>, <u>STRATEGO</u>, <u>STRATO TAC-TICS</u>, <u>TWIXT</u>, <u>VECTOR</u>, <u>WATERWORKS</u>,  
<u>WFF 'N PROOF</u>. For prizes he suggested <u>AGOG</u> or subscription to <u>G&P</u>.
<u>WFF 'N PROOF</u>. For prizes he suggested <u>AGOG</u> or subscription to <u>G&P</u>.
To <u>Felicia</u>. She <s>told me of</s> read me her letter to <u>Tom Shaw</u> in which she
casually mentions that under the terms of the <u>BAZAAR</u> contract
it is now ours - very well put. I gave her the duplicate of the
contract and the original <u>GLADIATOR</u> and <u>COLOR ENCOUNTER</u> rules.
<br>She had a Mego <s>contract</s> catalog and there was a game <u>OBSESSION</u> in
it. It appeared to be the old game of having a line of 10 - or
it might have been 12 - spaces numbered <s>fom</s> from 1 up. Two
dice are thrown and two spaces corresponding to the dice are
covered, or one space corresponding to the total. But it seemed to be
set up for two to play at one time. She also had a Pressman
catalog. Two new games are listed: <u>DECIPHER</u>, which looks like a
German game; <u>THE CLEVELAND WRECKING COMPANY</u>, something about
knocking down a structure.
<br><u>Alan Newman</u> joined us.
<br><u>Vincent Baiera</u> (Product Design Manager) and <u>John P. McNett</u> of
<br>(cont. on 3/23)