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From: ctp@pop.utexas.edu (Clyde T. Poole)
Newsgroups: comp.org.decus,comp.os.vms,comp.sys.dec
Subject: Re: DECUS Questions Answered (last modified 26-Jan-88)
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Date: 29 Feb 88 14:51:27 GMT
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In article <200@wsccs.UUCP> terry@wsccs.UUCP (terry) writes:
>In article <10368@ut-sally.UUCP>, ctp@pop.utexas.edu (Clyde T. Poole) writes:
>>    DECUS is made up of several "chapters."  You are required to join
>>    a chapter based on your place of residence.  All U.S. residents must
>>    join the U.S. Chapter:
>
>
>	Ut-oh.  I know people who haven't joined the U.S. chapter... does
>this disqualifiy them as residents?  Are they in violation of some penal code?
>Do I report them to the thought police or the phone police?  Does the fact
>that they don't even use computers release them from this edict?
>
>Enquiring minds want to know... :-)

Ok Ok.  I get the idea :-)  How about this:

   DECUS is made up of several "chapters."  People wishing to join DECUS
   may do so based upon their place of residence.  U.S. residents join the
   U.S. Chapter:

See the next edition of "DECUS Questions Answered".  Comming to a USENET
news machine near you on (or after) March 14, 1988.

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 DECUS U. S. Chapter, Large Systems SIG, Newsletter Editor (in my spare time)
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