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The Sept. 85 issue of the Int. Computer Chess Assoc. Journal
is being distributed by William Blanchard. Additional copies
and subscriptions can be obtained as follows:

Subscriptions, $15 per year for 4 issues, available from
W.T. Blanchard, 3S, 253 Blackthorn Lane, Warrenville, IL 60555
 
The following articles appeared in that issue

Grammatical description of chess positions, data-base versus human knowledge
by R. Seidel
Elementary theory proved, a conjecture refuted.
by van den Herik and Herschberg
A test to compare hyman and computer fairy-chess problem solving
by Laszlo Lindner

In addition many small reviews and articles including report on:

The US Open Computer-Chess Championship (Mobile)
The 5th World microcomputer-chess Championship (Amsterdam)

At 80 pages, good value for money.