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From: piner@pur-phy.UUCP
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Subject: Re: (F. Hogg's address) Doctor's office software
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Date: Wed, 18-Feb-87 01:24:51 EST
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Posted: Wed Feb 18 01:24:51 1987
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In article <58400004@gorgo.UUCP> jejones@gorgo.UUCP writes:
>
>Frank Hogg Laboratory, which long ago was called Frank Hogg Dental Laboratory,
>would probably be very happy to sell a 68000-based computer running doctor's
>office applications written in Sculptor.  I don't have prices at hand, alas,
>but they can be had from FHL.  (Woof--of course, the magazines I have at
>hand while replying don't have FHL's address or phone.)

A lot of people have mentioned Hogg, so here's the address,
Frank Hogg Labs.
The Regency Towers
770 James Street   Ste. 215
Syracuse, NY  13202  (315-474-7856)

>I don't work for FHL, wouldn't know Frank Hogg from Adam if I met him on
>the street, and as my inability to find their address and phone might indicate,
>they'd probably dump me for someone more effective if I were working for
>them--which I'm not. :-)
>
Ditto...

					Richard Piner
					piner@galileo.physics.purdue.edu