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From: hbb@mtx5d.UUCP (H.B.Braude)
Newsgroups: net.misc
Subject: Re: Telstar CCS is back
Message-ID: <679@mtx5d.UUCP>
Date: Tue, 21-May-85 08:24:07 EDT
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Posted: Tue May 21 08:24:07 1985
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An advertisement for the Telstar even appeared in the Wall Street
Journal  on  Monday, May 20, 1985. It was in the special Business
to Business section that appeared in that issue.

The Telstar was being sold by a firm called Gumas Brothers of 108
N.  Adams St., West Chester, PA 19380. Their price was not nearly
as nice as that of the firm Randy mentioned - $189.95!!  +  $7.00
for shipping (regardless of quantity.)

I suppose they like to make their profit.

What I find even more curious about these advertisements is  that
I  was  told  by  someone that worked on the Telstar project (who
shall remain nameless) that all of the remaining units were  sent
to a landfill somewhere.
-- 
Harlan B. Braude
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