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Another call from <u>Felicia</u>. | Another call from <u>Felicia</u>. Letter from Schaper, signed by someone | ||
other than <u>Bill Garrity</u>, saying that they were returning | |||
<u>FREE FORM</u>, <u>PUSHOVER</u>, and <u>PAIR OFF</u>. They like the games but | |||
think that there are too many strategy games on the market. | |||
Rappaports says that <s>the</s> sales of games is the worst ever. | |||
Call from <u>Barney Rich</u>. He had thought of using his game | |||
<u>DOZEN DIAMONDS</u> for all different types of mathematical | |||
operations, as a teaching device. He wanted my advice | |||
on marketing it. I told him that since he had an in | |||
with textbook publishers, that was his best avenue for | |||
having it published. | |||
<br>He learned (how?) about <u>AGOG</u> and wants a copy. Told him | |||
that Metropolitan Bookstore had it for $2.25. | |||
Called <u>Tom Atwater</u> after 11 (and woke him). Told him about | |||
how good <u>HIT THE JACKPOT</u> is and when is the latest I can | |||
get it to him. Arranged that I would mail the package | |||
Wednesday and then get the rules to him as soon as | |||
possible. (When discussing the possibility of sending | |||
the package first class he offered to <s>get the</s> buy the | |||
chips, but I didn't want him spending the money. We | |||
dropped the idea of first class. |