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From: briang@eng.sun.com (Brian Gordon)
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Subject: Re: Western Union Time Service
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Once upon a time (late 60's) the University of South Carolina opened a
new classroom building.  In each classroom was a reasonably large
electric clock "built into" the wall over a door.  As I recall, they
said "IBM" on the face.  Once a day, at 8am (?), the clocks would
"hmmm" and jump to exactly 8am.

This sounds like it was after the WUTS era.  Does it sould at all
familiar?


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