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Created page with "'''8 MONDAY * OCTOBER 1973'''<br> COLUMBUS DAY CELEBRATION * 281ST DAY * 84 DAYS TO COME ---- Thought that my new <u>SHAPE AND SHATTER</u> puzzle was<br> similar to <u>LUCKY 13 PUZZLES</u>. It is, but I checked and<br> found that <u>THE RELUCTANT RECTANGLE</u> (see 3/3/70) used the<br> idea of forbidding colors to touch each other. I am sure<br> that there are others as well. The way of setting up the<br> puzzle is completely different in <u>SHAPE AND SHATTER</u>..."
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pane of plexiglass for $5.69 (-) 25%.
pane of plexiglass for $5.69 (-) 25%.
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next Tuesday.<br>
I asked, and Jim gave an envelope with the 4 pieces of <br>
plexiglass they sell.<br>
Took a copy of <u>BULL RUN</u>. It is packed in the new "retail"<br>
format. More attractive, but less convenient to store.<br>
Mannie, of the art dep't gave me a printer's sheet with<br>
my column - #39. (I'll give it to Phil Orbanes.)<br>
Saw <u>Dave Isby</u> and asked him if he'd be in next Tuesday so that<br>
[I] could bring him the two copies of <u>PATTON</u>. No, but he<br>
asked <u>Al Nofi</u> to hold them for me. O.K.<br>
John (don't know his second name) was in Al Nofi's office<br>
and said someone had brought a copy of <u>PATTON</u> in on a Friday.<br>
He, John, liked it very much. To hell with realism; he likes<br>
a game that plays cleanly.<br>