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Subject: P1 and Nourse
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From: Susan Tabron <stabron%xls-plexus01.amc@amc-hq.arpa>

Two items:

I can't stand it!!! All this talk about P1, and I'm pretty sure I read it,
but has anyone mentioned the author?  publishing info?  I haven't got it
now & would love to have it again.

Also, I was very interested in the information that Alan Nourse is Dr. X.
I own & have read _Intern_ more than once, and have read (years ago) some
of the SF books mentioned here.  I agree that Intern isn't so shocking 
these days, especially since so many graphic medical books have appeared.

				Sue Tabron <stabron@amc-hq>