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Volume 3
Issue 1
NEWS
SPRING 1985
ISSN 0740-4913
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n April, you can begin communicating electronically on KNOWLEDGE INDEX through DIALMAILf an electronic mail sen-ice created by DIALOG Information Services, Inc. DIALMAIL opens a new world of opportunities to the community of KNOWLEDGE INDEX users by offering these capabilities: \S MESSAGING: send and receive messages electronically among the KNOWLEDGE INDEX community (for search help on KNOWLEDGE INDEX, send a message to "KI") v* FILES: create electronic files of text for editing, storage, deliver}' to or joint editing with other KNOWLEDGE INDEX users *
CONFERENCING: discuss matters in private or in the open with other KNOWLEDGE INDEX users through electronic conferencing
«* BULLETIN BOARDS: announce your group's activities, privately or publicly, and stay informed of the activity of other groups
can assist you online, and a toll-free customer service number is available to help you with your questions during the week. A DIALMAIL Basics manual will be mailed to you during the third week in March, with all the information you need to start using this new service. You will be able to communicate on DIALMAIL as soon as it is made public. All KNOWLEDGE INDEX users as of April 2, 1985, will automatically be able to enjoy DIALMAIL as an added value to the KNOWLEDGE INDEX service which you already enjoy. Simply enter BEGIN MAIL to receive your welcoming message and to review die messages that already await you in your DIALMAIL Inbox. The cost for the service is only $18 per hour, or 30 cents per minute! A special introductory rate of $9 will be in effect for the first two months of the service. There are no hidden message charges or character transmission costs. Conference and bulletin board charges are 25 cents SM per message per night to either the organizer or the participants. HARDCOPIES or CORRESPONDENCE charges are 75 cents for the first page (1,024 characters) and 5 cents for each additional page.
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e" DIRECTORIES: find out who's on the system, and maintain mailing lists of your friends and colleagues W HARDCOPIES: print messages,files,conferences, or bulletin boards and have them sent to you via U.S. Mail ¥* CORRESPONDENCE: compose letters and documents for delivery from DIALMAIL via the U.S. MAIL. DIALMAIL is advanced so that you don't have to be. DIALMAIL is menu-driven, with three levels of display options that allow you to display full menus or no menus at all. HELP commands
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Don't miss out on the opportunity to keep yourself or the members of your group up-to-date on the latest announcements in the DIALMAIL Bulletin Boards! Take advantage of the conferencing feature on DIALMAIL to save yourself and your group the expense and the inconvenience of communicating with each other by phone! BEGIN MAIL and become a part of the network of KNOWLEDGE INDEX users who will be communicating with each other through DIALMAIL. •
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Searching Tips - More News on Search Helpers
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Technical Tips - Computer User Groups - Public Domain Software
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DIALNETSM Phase 3 Coming in the Spring
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Access to KNOWLEDGE INDEX from Canada
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BEGIN MAIL!
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Two New Databases Added to KNOWLEDGE INDEX
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New Billing Option for KNOWLEDGE INDEX
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See You at the Computer Faire!
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Send It Rush!
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Letters to KI
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Price Increases for ORDER KI
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KNOWLEDGE INDEX Hours of Access
Two New Databases Added to KNOWLEDGE INDEX
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arch comes in like a lion with two additions to the Reference Section of KNOWLEDGE INDEX. MARQUIS WHO'S WHO will tell you all you want to know about the movers and shakers in the United States, Canada, and Mexico, and IRS TAXINFO contains many words to the wise at this important season.
MARQUIS WHO'S WHO MARQUIS WHO'S WHO contains biographical information on outstanding professionals in business and industrv, the arts, sports, medicine, science and technology, law, religion, education, the government, and the military. BEGIN REFR2 to gain access to the complete Who's Who in America, as well as other titles in the Who's Who series. The entries include vital statistics, career history, education, creative works and publications, family background, professional and club memberships, and other data on over 93,000 individuals. You can find out: • Where did David Stockman go to college? • Where and when was George Burns born? • Who are some of the prominent figures belonging to the exclusive Bohemian Club? Whether you are looking for rock stars or astronauts, you and vour family will find die famous American you're looking for in MARQUIS WHO'S WHO.
New Billing Option for KNOWLEDGE INDEX cademic institutions and public libraries can now benefit from a new billing option for KNOWLEDGE INDEX. In response to many requests, DIALOG is making available monthly invoice billing to institutions that wish to support students and patrons in doing their own online searching on a KNOWLEDGE INDEX account. Invoice billing will make it possible for libraries and universities to offer KNOWLEDGE INDEX as part of a program of user education or through public access terminals provided in the library.
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A special set of Terms and Conditions for KNOWLEDGE INDEX apply to institutional billing. At present, ORDER KI will not be available under this type of agreement. Institutions can request multiple passwords, to be billed under the same invoice. The charge for each additional password is S25, which will include the KNOWLEDGE INDEX self-instructional manual. The two hours of free time provided with the standard KNOWLEDGE INDEX sign-up will not be available. A wall poster listing the databases and basic commands for KNOWLEDGE INDEX will be provided to all institutional accounts, for display at patron search stations. Credit card billing continues to be the standard billing mechanism for KNOWLEDGE INDEX personal users. But if vou are among the public or academic librarians who have been waiting eagerly for the opportunity to make online searching experience available to vour students ot patrons, wait no more! Contact the DIALOG Marketing Department for a User Agreement and more details about this exciting new capability. •
IRS TAXINFO IRS TAXINFO comes just in time to help U.S. residents cope with that inevitable annual chore, filing the Federal income tax return. REFR3 contains the complete text of 71 IRS publications, as well as key chapters from Tour Federal Income Tax. Publications include Tax Benefits for Older Americans, Business Use of Tour Home, Tax Shelters, Deductions for a Married Couple When Both Work, Highlights of the 1984 Tax Changes, and many more. You can use REFR3 to find the information you need to complete your tax return without standing in line at your local IRS distribution center to get printed copies of these publications. Each citation is a section from one of the IRS publications, on a particular topic; there are approximately 8,500 citations in the database at present. Examples are included to make the IRS regulations clear. The database is produced by the U.S. Internal Revenue Service and will be replaced annually with publications applicable to the current tax year; data for tax year 1984 is currendy included. Database Briefs for these two new databases are enclosed with this issue of KNOWLEDGE INDEX News. File them in vour KNOWLEDGE INDEX User's Workbook and start searching today! a
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See You at the Computer Faire!
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he Moscone Centet in San Francisco will be the site of the 10th West Coast Computer Faire, March 30 through April 2. Over 160 exhibitors will be there, from Abacus Software to Ziff-Davis Publishing Company. And of course KNOWLEDGE INDEX will be there, the only online service amid a host ofcomputer, software, and peripherals manufacturers. Stop by the DIALOG booth (#637) and talk to the KNOWLEDGE INDEX experts; bring us your questions and comments. If you don't make it to the Computer Faire, you can catch next at the American Association for the Advancement Science conference in Los Angeles, May 27-30. We'll be booth #53.
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Send it RUSH!
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everal KNOWLEDGE INDEX users have called our Customer Service line recently to ask how they can request RUSH delivery when they order copies of documents through ORDER KI. It's easy: after entering ORDER KI vou have 30 characters in which to add special instructions about your order, so you can enter ORDER KI PLEASE RUSH and get the message across. (Caution: be sure to leave a space after KI.) Be prepared to pav for RUSH service, however; the supplier will add a surcharge to the usual ORDER KI charge. You may also use the 30-character space to specify a time limit on vour order, a cost limit, or even a language limit (e.g., ENGLISH ONLY).
This information is also contained in the INDEX User's Workbook, page 4-2.
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Price increases for ORDER KI
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Searching Tips More News on Search Helpers fter seeing our article in the last issue ofKNOWLEDGE INDEXNews, Information Access Company, producer of six KNOWLEDGE INDEX databases, has sent us some updated information about the search aids thev produce.
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THE COMPUTER DATABASE™ (COMP4) is now produced bv Information Access, so The Computer Database Thesaurus and Dictionary can now be ordered from them at 11 Davis Drive, Belmont, CA 94002, telephone 800/227-8431. The price is $120.00. Information Access also informs us that the search aids for their other databases (MAGAZINE INDEX™ TRADE & INDUSTRY INDEX™ NEWSEARCH™ NATIONAL NEWSPAPER INDEX,™ and LEGAL RESOURCE INDEX™), Access to Access: An Online User's Guide to Information Access Company Databases and the Subject Guide to Information Access Company Databases, are currently out of print, but that revised editions will be ready in die near future. Watch for an announcement in KNOWLEDGE INDEX News when these new editions are released. •
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Information on Demand (IOD), supplier for ORDERs from other KNOWLEDGE INDEX databases, has also announced a price increase. Orders filled after April 1, 1985, will be billed at the following prices: North America: Copies of articles
$7.25 (Plus 25<t per page photocopied) Copies of documents $7.25 (Plus actual cost of document, phone calls, postage, etc.) NTIS $7.25 (Plus North American NTIS price) Outside North America: Copies of articles Copies of documents NTIS
$9.25* (Plus 25(t per page photocopied) $9.25 (Plus actual cost of document) $9.25 (Plus IOD's foreign NTIS price)
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Direct your questions about ORDERs from all KNOWLEDGE INDEX databases except BUSH to Information on Demand at 800/227-0750 or 415/644-4500. D
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Technical Tips Computer User Oroups W h a t A r e They?
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ser groups are groups of individuals who own the same kind of computer, or use online databases, or are interested in the overall concept of computers and their relationship to society. Groups like this exist all over the world. There are many reasons for joining a user group. User groups offer a variety of services and intangible benefits to their members. Among them:
Peer s u p p o r t The need for contact and discussion with others is intense in an area as complex and fast-changing as microcomputers, databases, and telecommunications. In a user group you can talk to people as diverse as the president of a major microcomputer company or someone who is just preparing to buy his first computer. Expect to pass along tips that you have learned and to ask questions about things vou don't understand. The diversity of the user group membership makes it likely that there will be someone else whose interests closelv match vour own.
Should You Join? C o m p u t e r Bulletin B o a r d s Electronic bulletin boards give you another use for your computer or terminal and your modem: tap into your local club's messages, download a program or two, send a bit of electronic mail to another club member, and log off. They are often free, by the way. If you are interested in this aspect of clubs, be sure to ask if your club has a bulletin board or if they know of any in the area. There is also at least one book on the market which lists hundreds of bulletin boards and their telephone numbers (Mike Cane's The Computer Phone Book).
Club newsletters can be a source of much valuable information! C l u b n e w s l e t t e r or m a g a z i n e
Public d o m a i n s o f t w a r e Almost all user groups trade public domain software. The mechanics vary, but you can expect to be able to get several hundred programs free of charge, just for the cost of the disks and the time to make the copies (more about this in die next section).
Some clubs publish a newsletter (or several, given enough special interest groups). This can be a source of more dian just a listing of the time and date of the next meeting-it can also provide you with: • Software and hardware reviews-Just like any other magazine, except that the reviewers are people you know. • Announcements of equipment wanted or for sale-A rather specialized want ad service.
Need a customized program? A fellow club member may be willing - and able — to write it for you! Consulting services Many user groups have such a broad range of experience in their membership that some members may actually make their living by consulting or working in the area of computers and programming. These individuals may, for a modest fee, be willing to diagnose your individual problem, write that extra driver for you—whatever project you have in mind.
CI asses Many groups offer classes in the use of microcomputers, microcomputer languages, and microcomputer programs. Often these classes are more high-powered than those at local colleges, so don't discount their quality because of their informality.
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• Articles discussing the current issues of the day, as seen from the perspective of a microcomputer or online service user.
Discounts on c o m p u t e r equipment and software Like any other buying group, user groups often will work out discount deals for their members with local vendors of hardware and software. This is often a way, too, of discovering which dealers emphasize customer support and which do not.
Advance notice of new features Many companies in the computer business like to show their products to a knowledgeable audience before they put them on the market. Sometimes this means a chance at becoming a beta tester for a new product, other times it means that you hear about something a few days before you read about it in your PC magazines. Either way, it can add a little excitement. Computer user groups are often listed in magazines like Byte and PC Magazine. One of the best listings we've seen is in Computer Shopper (P.O. Box F, Titusville, FL 32781; subscriptions to this monthly tabloid are $15 per year). Or call the Customer Services number of your computer manufacturer to see if there is a user group for your machine in your area. D
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More Technical Tips
Public Domain Software and Freeware
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ublic domain software is software that you can copy without needing to pav royalties to its creator. Freeware is usually defined as software that you can get for free, but for which a donation is asked. PC-Talk is an example of freeware.
DIALNETSM Phase 3 Coming in the Spring
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he following East Coast cities will have access to DIALNET, DIALOG'S telecommunications network, in the next two or three months. Watch the logon flash and BULLETIN for the announcement of the availability of these numbers:
Should you use public domain or freeware software? That depends on a number of things. The primary services you expect from a commercial software company are:
Connecticut Bloomfield Stamford
203/242-5954 203/324-1201
• Debugged, reliable software. • Support (even if for a fee) for that software. Telephone support is more desirable, and toll-free support is most desirable. • Stability. One assumes that a commercial company will still be around a year or two from now, when, for example, the new modems come on the market and you just need a patch to allow the software to take advantage of them.
Massachusetts Boston Lexington
617/542-2442 617/862-6240
New York Albany Buffalo Hempstead New York White Plains
518/458-9710 716/856-1022 516/489-6868 212/442-0410 914/328-7810
What about public domain software? Does it meet these criteria? Are these things important to vou? If you usually snoop around in the innards of the programs vou currently use, or write little routines in BASIC or DOS to make your life easier, you may be a candidate for public domain software. Why? Because you may have to get along without the services you expect from commercial companies: toll-free customer support is never available (although you may live in the same city as the person who wrote the routine), and the company that creates the software may not be around tomorrow. Clean, debugged software, on the other hand, is often found in the public domain. Ask your fellow user group members for recommendations. Inexpensive or free software may also lack some of the features of the big, expensive programs; your Freebie-Calc may not be as powerful as some of the commercial products. But you may find that it has the ONE feature that you really desire, and it may also be easier to use than a program with lots of features that you don't need. If all you write with your word processor are letters and simple documents, why bother with expensive routines that create indexes and footnotes for you?
Where does one find public domain software? User groups are the first, easiest, and cheapest source. For example, the Houston Area League of PC Users maintains a library of public domain software for the IBM Personal Computer which it sells for $2 a disk. (For a list of tides, send a selfaddressed, stamped envelope to Nelson Ford, HAL-PC Librarian, c/o The Public Library, P.O. Box 61565, Houston, TX 77208.) Another way to find public domain software is through one of the many organizations that advertise in computer magazines, selling hundreds of public domain programs for very reasonable sums. And, of course, friends are always trading programs. No matter how you do it, public domain software is a good deal if you are careful to choose something that you are certain is trustworthy.
In s u m m a r y Don't rule out public domain software, but don't jump in and convert your entire business to an unproven program either. Evaluate it as you would any other piece of software, carefully, and with your own needs in mind. •
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Users in these cities can join the growing number of KNOWLEDGE INDEX users who are enjoying the reliability of the DIALNET network in the following areas: California Long Beach Los Angeles Marina del Rey Newport Beach Oakland Sacramento San Diego San Francisco Santa Clara
213/491-0803 818/300-9000 213/305-9833 714/756-1969 415/633-7900 916/444-5030 619/297-8610 415/957-5910 408/986-9610
Colorado Denver
303/860-9800
Delaware Wilmington
302/652-1706
District of Columbia Washington, DC/ Fairfax, VA
703/359-2500 703/359-2564
Maryland Baltimore
301/234-0940
New Jersey Trenton
609/586-4040
North Carolina Research Triangle Park
919/549-9290
Oregon Portland
503/228-2771
Pennsylvania Allentown King of Prussia Philadelphia
215/776-2030 215/768-0822 215/557-7711
Utah Salt Lake City
801/532-3071
All these DIALNET numbers are included in the revised Appendix D to the KNOWLEDGE INDEX User's Workbook which is enclosed with this mailing. •
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Access to Kl from Canada
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e're usually right, but not always! We printed the rong U N I N E T addresses for access via DATAPAC from Canada in the last issue of KNOWLEDGE INDEXNnvs. The correct addres-
1 3125 4150000800,ki or 1 3125 4150002700,ki Any DATAPAC number may be used with these U N I N E T addresses. Micromedia Ltd./DIALOG, our representative in Canada, has a new toll-free number: 8 0 0 / 3 8 7 - 2 6 8 9 . Call them for assistance from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. You can also continue to use the regular phone number: 416/593-5211. •
Letters to Kl 0 Dear Kl: • I see something inBUSI2 citations labelled "SIC CODE." is it?
1 Answer: • SIC stands for Standard Industrial Classification. This is a classification developed by the U.S. Office of Management and Budget to categorize products and firms; a four-digit numeric code is used. SIC Codes are used not only in TRADE & INDUSTRY INDEX™ but also in other Information Access Company databases: LEGAL RESOURCE INDEX™' MAGAZINE INDEX™ NATIONAL NEWSPAPER INDEX™ and NEWSEARCH™ You can search the four-digit code using the S C = prefix; e.g., S C = 5 2 6 1 retrieves retail outlets for Christmas trees. The Standard Industrial Classification Manual is sold by the U.S. Government Printing Office and can be located in GPO PUBLICATIONS REFERENCE FILE, GOVE1. 0 Dear Kl: • I just bought a new Frammis Model XTZ help me set it up?
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computer. Can you
1 Answer: • Well . . . no, actuallv. While we try to keep up with all the new computers, peripherals, and software, it would be impossible for us to master the intricacies of all the possible combinations of these in use. Best to consult your microcomputer's own documentation. We do, however, help you make die KNOWLEDGE INDEX connection once you're up and running; consult Appendix C, Interfacing Your Computer with KNOWLEDGE INDEX, for help with the switch settings and protocols to use for most efficient use of KNOWLEDGE INDEX. T h e most important of these is to have your A u t o L i n e F e e d turned O F F when searching; KNOWLEDGE INDEX inserts its own line feed with even' carriage return, and will be baffled if you try t o send one too. 0 Dear Kl: • IenteredBEGIN
MONDAY through THURSDAY 6 p.m. e a c h night to 5 a.m. t h e next morning (local time)
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LEGAL andgot an error message. Whatgives?
1 Answer: ! W r o n g database name! All KNOWLEDGE INDEX database labels consist of four letters (LEGA, for example) and one number. LEGAL RESOURCE INDEX™ is LEGAL If there is more than one database in a section, you can enter just the four-letter name of the section and see a list of the databases in that section, or you can enter the four-letter-plus-one-number designation and go right into the database you want, e.g., BEGIN MEDI4. • If vou have questions or comments about KNOWLEDGE INDEX, please address letters to: KNOWLEDGE INDEX, 3460 Hillview Avenue, Palo Alto, CA 94304.
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Quarterly Newsletter of the KNOWLEDGE INDEX Service DIALOG Information Services, Inc. 3460 Hillview Avenue, Palo Alto, CA 94304. Telephone: 800/227-5510, or 415/858-3796 in California. TELEX: 334499 (DIALOG). THE CONTENTS OF THIS PUBLICATION ARE NOT COPYRIGHTED AND MAY BE FREELY REPRODUCED.
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REFR2 - MARQUIS WHO'S WHO
Overview The MARQUIS WHO'S WHO database contains detailed biographical information on outstanding professionals in all fields. Although the combination of facts in each entry must vary to represent diverse backgrounds, most entries include vital statistics, career history, education, creative works and publications, family background, civic and political activities, religious and political affiliations, and professional and club memberships. The database currently corresponds to the printed Who's Who in America and Who's Who in Frontier Science and Technology.
Subject Areas The MARQUIS WHO'S WHO database profiles key men and women of Canada, Mexico, and the United States in all fields including: • • • • •
Business, Industry, and Finance Communications Education Government and the Military Law
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Medicine and Health Care Religion Science and Technology Sports and Athletics Visual and Performing Arts
Scope • The biographical data in MARQUIS WHO'S WHO come from the profiled individuals themselves in most cases; the entries are sent to biographees for prepublication checking. If a reference-worthy individual fails to submit biographical data, Marquis staff members compile the information through independent research; entries compiled in this manner are denoted by an asterisk. • MARQUIS WHO'S WHO is updated quarterly with new and revised data. • MARQUIS WHO'S WHO currently includes all entries from Who's Who in America, beginning with the 42nd edition (1982), and Who's Who in Frontier Science and Technology, with 93,000 entries as of February 1985. MARQUIS WHO'S WHO is produced and copyrighted by Marquis Who's Who, Inc. ©DIALOG Information Services, Inc., 1985.
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REFERENCE Sample Citation BIOGRAPHEE NAME(NA=)
742921 WA42 BIOG UPDATE: 19831205 Youmans, Julian Ray OCCUPATION(S): physician; educator BORN: January 2, 1928 Baxley, GA US PARENTS: John Edward Youmans and Jennie Lou Milton Youmans SEX: Male FAMILY: children-Reed Nesbit, John Edward, Julian Milton EDUCATION: BS, Emory U, 1949; MD, Emory U, 1952; MS, U Mich, 1955; PhD, U Mich, 1957 CERTIFICATION: Am Bd Neurol Surgery CAREER: Intern U Mich 'Hosp, Ann Arbor, 1952-1953; resident in neurol surgery U Mich Hosp, 1953-1955, 1956-1958; fellow in neurology U London, 1955-1956; asst prof neurosurgery U Miss, 1959-1962; asso prof U Miss, 1962-1963; asso prof Med U SC, 1963-1965; prof Med U SC, 1965-1967; chief div neurosurgery Med U SC, 1963-1967; prof U Calif, Davis, 1967-present; chmn dept neurosurgery U Calif, 1967-1981; cons USAF; cons US VA; cons NRC Neurological Surgery, 1973,2d edit.,1981; contbr articles in field to profl jours CIVIC/POLITICAL ACTIVITIES: No vice chmn Republican State Central Com of Calif, 1979-present MILITARY: Served with US Navy, 1944-1946 MEMBERSHIPS: Mem US C of C; Mem ACS (bd govs 1972-1978); Mem Congress of Neurol Surgeons (exec com 1967-1970); Mem Am Acad Neurology; Mem Am Assn Neurol Surgeons; Mem Am Assn Surgery of Trauma; Mem Pan-Pacific Surg Assn; Mem Western Neurosurg Soc; Mem Neurosurg Soc Am; Mem Soc Neurol Surgeons; Mem Soc Univ Neurosurgeons; Mem N Pacific Soc Neurology and Psychiatry; Mem Royal Soc Medicine; Mem Am Trauma Soc RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION: Episcopalian CLUBS AND LODGES: Bohemian; Commonwealth; Rotary; El Macero Country OFFICE: Sacramento, CA US
Searching Subject Concepts The MARQUIS WHO'S WHO database contains the complete text of biographies of notable individuals from Who's Who in America and Who's Who in Frontier Science and Technology. Currently only individuals who were alive at the time of publication of the 42nd edition (1982) of Who's Who in America are included. Information provided may include: • Vital Statistics: name(s); home or office location; birth city, state, province, or region, and nation; immigration information; sex; year of birth. • Career information: occupations; positions held; company names and locations; years of employment; creative works. • Education information: certifications; degrees; school names and locations; years of attendance or graduation.
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REFERENCE • Achievements: awards, honors, and grants; military record; research interests; special achievements.
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• Affiliations/memberships: clubs and lodges; civic and political activities; political affiliation; professional memberships; religious affiliation. • Family information: parents' names; spouse's name and date of marriage, divorce, or death; children's names. Not all this information is relevant to every individual, but it may be included. Each word in the entry can be searched using the FIND command. • FINDing Names. Biographee names are given in reverse order, e.g., FIND REAGAN RONALD. Compound last names are given with the full last name first, e.g., FIND VAN BUREN ABIGAIL. Names of parents, spouses, and children are given in normal order, e.g., FIND ROSE FITZGERALD KENNEDY. Last names are commonly not given for unmarried children. Biographee names may also be searched using the NA= prefix and punctuation, e.g., FIND NA= REAGAN, RONALD? When using the NA= prefix the wildcard ? should be used to allow for the presence of middle names or other names. Or, EXPAND NA= followed by the name, and FIND the appropriate E-number. • Abbreviations. Abbreviations are used heavily in MARQUIS WHO'S WHO and are not always consistent. Common abbreviations for roles in companies and professional and civic organizations include mem, bd dirs, pres, VP, sec, treas, chmn, hon, and others. Abbreviations are also used in occupation names such as proflgolfer and record co exec, and in the names of companies and professional organizations, e.g., AAAS, ABA, Am Polit Sci Assn. U.S. states and Canadian provinces are given their two-digit Postal Service abbreviations in home or office location, birthplace, and company locations, but other abbreviations may be used in the names and locations of schools and colleges.
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• Dates and Places. Adding dates or place names to a search strategy with the AND connector is not recommended, as dates and places appear at many points in an entry and not necessarily in the desired context. For example, FIND STANFORD AND 1950 will retrieve all the members of the Stanford University class of 1950, but it will also retrieve Stanford graduates and attendees who were born in 1950, married in 1950, employed in 1950, and so on. FIND STANFORD 1950 OR STANFORD U 1950 is a more successful strategy.
Non-Searchable Information Biographees are invited to submit their "Thoughts on Life," and these are included in the entries when available but are not searchable. 113285 WA42 BI0G UPDATE: 19820601 Bolger. Ray OCCUPATION(S): a c t o r
THOUGHTS ON LIFE: When one d e a l s in the business of achieving success by being highly regarded by o t h e r s , i n t e g r i t y i s the primary r e q u i s i t e . HOME: Beverly H i l l s , CA US
DISPLAYing Results The Short format in MARQUIS WHO'S WHO contains the biographee's name and occupation(s). The Medium format contains vital statistics and family information. The Long format includes all the available data on the biographee. To view entries in the Long format without interruption, or to print them on a printer, remember to use the command SET V 0 before entering the DISPLAY command. w
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REFERENCE Search Example TOPIC: Find biographies of people involved in the production of The African Queen. ©
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?DISPLAY Sl/S/1-5 1/S/l 651653 WA42 BIOG UPDATE: 19820601 Spiegel, Sam OCCUPATION(S): film producer l/S/2 489529 WA42 BIOG UPDATE: 19820601 Morley, Robert OCCUPATION(S): actor l/S/3 330302 WA42 BIOG UPDATE: 19820601 Hepburn, Katharine OCCUPATION(S): actress VS/4 320371 WA42 BIOG UPDATE: 19820601 Hartley Boyriven, Mariette OCCUPATION)S): actress l/S/5 053150 WA42 BIOG UPDATE: 19820601;« Hamilton, Guy OCCUPATION(S): film dir
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?DISPLAY Sl/L/1 1/L/l 651653 WA42 BIOG UPDATE: 19820601 Spiegel, Sam OCCUPATION(S): film producer BORN: 1904 Jaroslau Austria (now Poland) SEX: Unavailable EDUCATION: ed U Vienna CAREER: Universal Pictures, making German and French films in Berlin for European distbn, 1930-1933; ind producer in, Europe, 1933-1937; producer: (with Boris Morris) Tales of Manhattan, 1942; founder: (with John Huston) Horizon Pictures, Inc, Calif, 1948; pres (1948); co-producer: We Were Strangers, 1949; producer: films including The African Queen, 1953, On the Waterfront, 1954 (Acad award), The Bridge on the River Kwai, 1957 (Acad award). Suddenly Last Summer, 1960, Lawrence of Arabia, 1962 (Acad award). The Swimmer, 1968, Nicholas and Alexandra, The Last Tycoon, 1976
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REFERENCE SECTION REFR3 - IRS TAXINFO Overview The IRS TAXINFO (REFR3) database, produced by the U.S. Internal Revenue Service, consists of the complete text of 71 IRS publications which provide information on individual income tax returns. Several chapters from Tour Federal Income Tax (Publication 17) are also included. Examples are included to illustrate the rules being discussed. Free paper copies of these publications are available by mail from IRS distribution centers. Actual forms are not included in the database, and all records displayed have been adopted from printed IRS publications.
Subject Areas IRS TAXINFO contains the complete text of the following publications applicable to the 1984 tax year:
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Filing Your Return (Pub. No. 17 (Chapter 1)) Filing Status (Pub. No. 17 (Chapter 2)) Tax Shelters (Pub. No. 17 (Chapter 15)) Deductions for a Married Couple When Both Work (Pub. No. 17 (Chapter 25)) Taxes (Pub. No. 17 (Chapter 28)) Tax Guide for U.S. Citizens and Resident Aliens (Pub. No. 54) Travel, Entertainment, and Gift Expenses (Pub. No. 463) Exemptions (Pub. No. 501) Medical and Dental Expenses (Pub. No. 502) Child and Disabled Dependent Care and Employment Taxes for Household Employers (Pub. No. 503) Tax Information for Divorced or Separated Parents (Pub. No. 504) Tax Withholding and Estimated Tax (Pub. No. 505) Income Averaging (Pub. No. 506) Educational Expenses (Pub. No. 508) Excise Taxes for 1985 (Pub. No. 510) Tax Information for Visitors to the United States (Pub. No. 513) Foreign Tax Credit for U.S. Citizens and Resident Aliens (Pub. No. 514 ) Tax Information for U.S. Government Civilian Employees Stationed Abroad (Pub. No. 516) Social Security for Members of the Clergy and Religious Workers (Pub. No. 517) U.S. Tax Guide for Aliens (Pub. No. 519) Scholarships and Fellowships (Pub. No. 520) Moving Expenses (Pub. No. 521) Disability Payments (Pub. No. 522) Tax Information on Selling Your Home (Pub. No. 523) Credit for the Elderly and the Pcrmanentlv and Totally Disabled (Pub. No. 524) Taxable and Nontaxable Income (Pub. No. 525) Charitable Contributions (Pub. No. 526) Rental Property (Pub. No. 527) Miscellaneous Deductions (Pub. No. 529) Tax Information for Owners of Homes, Condominiums, and Cooperative Apartments (Pub. No. 530) Reporting Income from Tips (Pub. No. 531) Self Employment Tax (Pub. No. 533) Depreciation (Pub. No. 534) Business Expenses (Pub. No. 535) Net Operating losses and the At-Risk Limits (Pub. No. 536) Installment Sales (Pub. No. 537) Accounting Periods and Methods (Pub. No. 538) Employment Taxes and Information Return Requirements (Pub. No. 539)
Tax Information on Partnerships (Pub. No. 541) Tax Information on Corporations (Pub. N o . 542)
Sales and Other Dispositions of Assets (Pub. No. 544) Interest Expense (Pub. No. 545) Nonbusiness Disasters, Casualties, and Thefts (Pub. No. 547) Deductions for Bad Debts (Pub. No. 548) Condemnations and Business Casualties and Thefts (Pub. No. 549) Investment Income and Expenses (Pub. No. 550) Basis of Assets (Pub. No. 551) Recordkeeping for Individuals and a List of Tax Publications (Pub. No. 552) Highlights of the 1984 Tax Changes (Pub. No. 553) Tax Benefits for Older Americans (Pub. No. 554) Community Property and the Federal Income Tax (Pub. No. 555) Examination of Returns, Appeal Rights, and Claims for Refunds (Pub. No. 556) Tax Information for Survivors, Executors, and Administrators (Pub. No. 559) Self Employed Retirement Plans (Pub. No. 560) Determining the Value of Donated Property {Pub. No. 561) Mutual Fund Distributions (Pub. No. 564) U.S. Civil Service Retirement and Disability (Pub. No. 567) Tax-Sheltered Annuity Programs for Employees of Public Schools and Certain Tax-Exempt Organizations (Pub. No. 571) Investment Credit (Pub. No. 572) Pension and Annuity Income (Pub. No. 575) Information for Business Taxpayers (Pub. No. 583) Voluntary Tax Methods to Help Finance Political Campaigns (Pub. No. 585) Business Use of Your Home (Pub. No. 587) Tax Information on S Corporations (Pub. No. 589) Individual Retirement Arrangements (Pub. No. 590) Income Tax Benefits for U.S. Citizens Who Go Overseas (Pub. No. 593) Earned Income Credit (Pub. No. 596) Energy Credits for Individuals JPub. No. 903) Tax Information on Unemployment Compensation (Pub. No. 905) Jobs and Research Credits (Pub. No. 906) Tax Information for Handicapped and Disabled Individuals (Pub. No. 907 ) Bankruptcy (Pub. No. 908) Alternative Minimum Tax (Pub. No. 909) Taxpayer's Guide to IRS Information, Assistance, and Publications (Pub. No. 910) Tax Information for Direct Sellers (Pub. No. 911) Tax Information on Social Security Benefits (and Tier 1 Railroad Retirement Benefits) (Pub. No. 915)
Scope • IRS TAXINFO begins with information relevant to tax year 1984. The database will be replaced annually with publications for the current tax year. _
• IRS TAXINFO contains approximately 8,500 citations representing 71 publications as of February 1985. The IRS TAXINFO database is produced by the U.S. Internal Revenue Service. ©DIALOG Information Services, Inc., 1985.
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REFERENCE Sample Citation TITLE PUBLICATION NO.(PN=) TEXT
Internal Revenue Service Tax Shelters Abusive Tax S h e l t e r s ; Curbing Tax Shelters Publication 17, Chapter 15 (Rev. Nov. 84) For use in preparing 1984 Returns APPLICABLE TAX YEAR
SECTION HEADERS
Since 1969 Congress has enacted a series of income tax laws designed to halt the growth of abusive tax shelters. The Tax Reform Act of 1984 includes several such provisions. Some of these provisions are briefly discussed below. 1) REGISTRATION OF TAX SHELTERS. Generally the organizers of certain tax shelters must register the shelter with the Internal Revenue Service. The Service will then assign the tax shelter a registration number. If you are an investor in the tax shelter, the tax shelter will provide you with its registration number and you will be required to include the number on your income tax return if you claim any deductions, losses, credits, or other tax benefits or report any income relating to the tax shelter. You must attach Form 8271, INVESTOR REPORTING OF TAX SHELTER REGISTRATION NUMBER, to your return to report this number. If you do not include the registration number on your return, you will be subject to a penalty of $50 for each such failure unless the failure is due to a reasonable cause. 2) LISTS OF INVESTORS. Organizers and sellers of any potentially abusive tax shelter must maintain a list identifying each investor. The list must be available for inspection by the Internal Revenue Service and the information required to be included on the list generally must be retained for 7 years. 3) APPRAISALS OF DONATED PROPERTY. Generally, beginning in 1985 if the value of property you donate exceeds $5,000 ($10,000 in the case of privately traded stock), you must get a written "qualified" appraisal of the property's fair market value and attach an appraisal summary to your income tax return. The appraisal must be done by a "qualified" appraiser who is not the taxpayer, a party to a transaction in which the taxpayer acquired the property, the donee, or an employee or related party of any of the preceding persons. For more information see Publication 561, DETERMINING THE VALUE OF DONATED PROPERTY. 4) INCREASED INTEREST RATE FOR TAX SHELTER TRANSACTIONS. Any interest that accrues after December 31, 1984, which is related to the portion of an underpayment attributable to a tax motivated transaction, will be imposed at a rate of 120% of the normal rate if such portion exceeds $1,000. For example, if the normal interest rate for deficiencies is 11% then for purposes of this provision the rate will be 13.2%. 5) INTEREST ON PENALTIES. If you are assessed a penalty for overvaluation of property or substantial understatement of tax (as discussed un der PENALTIES below), interest will be imposed on the amount of the penalty from the due date of the return (including any extensions) to the date of payment of the penalty. This provision applies to interest accrued after July 18, 1984, but not to penalties for which notice and demand was made before such date. Prior to this change interest was imposed from the date of the notice and demand to the date of payment, if the penalty was not paid within 10 days from the date of the notice and demand.
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Searching Subject Concepts Words representing any subject can be searched using the FIND command. In IRS TAXINFO ever)' word in the Title, Section Header, and text of each citation, except stop words, may be searched. Each citation in IRS TAXINFO represents one section, beginning with a boldface section header, of one of the printed publications listed on page REFR3-1. In a complete-text database such as IRS TAXINFO, it is advisable to be cautious in the use of the connectors AND, OR, and NOT. Since the full text is searchable, words may appear in widely separated parts of the text rather than in the same context. When possible, it is preferable to search for phrases such as INCOME AVERAGING or RENTAL PROPERTY rather than individual words joined with connectors. â&#x20AC;˘ Subject Terms. The U.S. Federal Government has a language of its own, and it is well to consider "governmentese" when searching. For example, FIND ELDERLY currently retrieves 150 citations, but adding the term OLDER AMERICAN? increases retrieval to 346 items. â&#x20AC;˘ Variant Forms of Words. Since the IRS publications contained in IRS TAXINFO frequently use words in the plural, the use of the wildcard ? is recommended to retrieve these forms, e.g., FIND BUSINESS? to retrieve business, businesses, businessman, etc.
Searching Non-Subject Concepts If you locate a useful citation and wish to search for the entire publication from which it came, the PN= prefix can be used to search on the Publication Number. For example, FIND PN=554 retrieves the complete text of the IRS publication "Tax Benefits for Older Americans."
DISPLAYing Results The Short format in IRS TAXINFO contains the publication title and section headers ("article" titles and subtitles). The Medium format contains the publication title and section headers, publication number, date of publication, and the applicable tax year. The Long format contains all of this data plus the complete text of the article. You may wish to view retrieved items in the Short or Medium format and select only the items of particular interest for DISPLAY in the Long format. To view articles in the Long format without interruption, or to print them on a printer, be sure to use the SET V 0 command before entering the DISPLAY command.
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REFERENCE Search Example TOPIC: Find articles on the reporting of investment income by the elderly. ©
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?DISPLAY S3/L/1-9 3/L/l 1999636 Internal Revenue Service Credit for the Elderly and the Permanently and TOTALLY DISABLED Figuring the Credit: Social Security and Other Nontaxable Non-reduction of Base Publication 524 (Rev. Nov. 84) For use in preparing 1984 RETURNS
Pensions;
Do not reduce the base amount used to figure your credit by any of the following— Amounts that are treated as a return of your cost of an annuity or pension. Veterans Administration service-connected disability compensation. Payments from accident or health insurance policies. Basic or supplementary Medicare benefits. Amounts paid by or for an employer to the estate or to the beneficiaries of an employee. Amounts received by beneficiaries of an employees' trust. Death compensation paid by the Veterans Administration to the surviving spouse of a veteran who died from sickness or injury incurred in active service. Life insurance payments received when the insured person dies, including the amount discussed under INSURANCE RECEIVED IN INSTALLMENTS in Publication 550, INVESTMENT INCOME AND EXPENSES
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FIND the second topic, using svnonyms combined with OR and the wildcard ? to include the plural form.
(4) Combine the two concepts using the AND connector. (5)
SET V 0 to allow for continuous display of the citations.
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Appendix D DIALNET, TYMNET,UNINETANDTELENETTELEPHONE NUMBERS Access via DIALNET When you have connected with the DIALNET network, enter one of the following terminal identifiers: At 300 baud:
A E C G
normal speed slower slowest appears same as A
At 1200 baud:
A I G
normal speed slowest appears same as A
At 2400 baud:
A I G
normal speed slowest appears same as A
Most microcomputers require use of A as the identifier for video display. If, however, you are also using a printer and find that A does not produce satisfactory results, try one of the other options. When DIALNET responds KNOWLEDGE INDEX.
"Enter
Service:"
enter
KI
followed
by
a
RETURN
to
connect
to
Access via TYMNET The TYMNET network responds to your dial up with the message: Please type your terminal identifier: Most microcomputers require use of A as the identifier for video display. If, however, you are also using a printer and find that A does not produce satisfactory results, the following other options are available: Identifier A B C* D E
Speed
Terminal Type
30 15 30 10 30
CRT terminals All terminals Impact printers All terminals Thermal printers
or 120 cps cps cps cps cps
*C gives the longest delay for carriage return or line feed. characters at the start of a line.
Try it for any printer that is losing
You may need to enter additional information, in the form of one or more of the following control characters, before typing KI to connect to KNOWLEDGE INDEX: Control H: Initiates half-duplex operation, suppressing TYMNET'S echoing of input characters. Control P: Provides even parity for computer output (rather than no parity). Control X: Informs TYMNET to use X-ON and X-OFF to control transmission from your system to KNOWLEDGE INDEX. It is not needed if your input originates from your keyboard. These control characters are entered when you receive the "Please type your terminal identifier:" message and before you enter KI. Enter the control character, tap the RETURN key, and wait for a response. Then enter KI to connect to KNOWLEDGE INDEX. (Revised February 1985)
D-l
Access via UNINET The UNINET network responds to your dial with some garbled output. - period - RETURN key). UNINET responds with the message:
Enter (CR).(CR) (RETURN key
UNINET PAD XXXXX PORT YY SERVICE: Enter the letters DLG;KI followed by a RETURN key to connect you to KNOWLEDGE INDEX. If you are entering the network with HALF DUPLEX, after you have logged on to KNOWLEDGE INDEX, enter: (control P) SET 2:0 (RETURN key) (RETURN key) space (RETURN key) You will then receive a new ? prompt and can go on with your searching.
Access via TELENET The TELENET network responds to your dial with the message: TERMINAL= Most microcomputers require the use of Dl as the terminal identifier for video display. If, however, you are also using a printer and find that Dl does not produce satisfactory results, TELENET offers the option of specifying a number of idle characters at the end of a line. This option can be used to solve the problem of overprint on slow carriage return on some printers. It can also be used for printers that require a minimum line length. The number of PADD characters to be put at the end of a line on output is entered when you receive the @ sign. For example, to set 28 extra PADD characters: @PADD CR 28 1 @C 41548K The PADD request must be entered first, followed by a tap of the RETURN key. Then, upon receipt of a new @ sign, the C 41548K is entered to request connection to KNOWLEDGE INDEX. ALABAMA Anniston Birmingham Birmingham Birmingham Dothan Florence Huntsville Huntsville Mobile Mobile Mobile Montgomery Montgomery Montgomery Tuscaloosa
205 205 205 205 205 205 205 205 205 205 205 205 205 205 205
236-2655 328-2310 942-4141 324-5440 792-0914 767-7960 539-2281 882-3003 432-1680 343-8414 432-5590 269-0090 265-4570 265-9210 349-5670
TYMNET TELENET TYMNET UNINET TYMNET TELENET TELENET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET UNINET TELENET TYMNET UNINET TYMNET
ALASKA Anchorage Anchorage Fairbanks
907 276-0271 907 338-7222 907 456-3282
TELENET TYMNET TYMNET
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(Revised February 1985)
907 586-9700 907 789-7009 907 659-2777
TELENET TYMNET TYMNET
ARIZONA Phoenix Phoenix Phoenix Phoenix Tucson Tucson Tucson
602 602 602 602 602 602 602
254-0244 254-5811 258-0554 + 253-1940 747-0107 790-0764 747-7868
TELENET TYMNET TYMNET UNINET TELENET TYMNET UNINET
ARKANSAS Fort Smith Hot Springs Jonesboro Little Rock Little Rock Little Rock Springdale
501 501 501 501 501 501 501
782-3210 321-9741 932-1147 666-6886 372-4616 372-5098 756-2201
TYMNET TYMNET TYMNET TYMNET TELENET UNINET TYMNET
Juneau Juneau Prudhoe Bay
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CALIFORNIA Alhambra Antioch Bakersfield Bakersfield Bakersfield Belmont Berkeley Beverly Hills Burbank Burlingame Chico Colton Compton Concord Concord Concord Corona Covina Covina Davis El Segundo El Segundo Escondido Eureka Fremont Fresno Fresno Fresno Garden Grove Glendale Hayward Hayward Lancaster Long Beach Long Beach Long Beach Los Angeles Los Angeles Los Angeles Los Angeles Los Angeles Los Angeles Los Angeles Los Angeles Mantea Marina del Rey Marina Del Rey Marina Del Rey Modesto Modesto Monterey Monterey Napa Newport Beach Newport Beach Newport Beach Newport Beach Newport Beach Norwalk Oakland Oakland
818 308-1800 415 778-3420 805 327-8146 805 325-8366 805 324-9643 415 592-4140 415 398-7533 818 789-9002 818 841-7890 415 952-4757 916 893-1876 714 824-9000 213 516-1007 415 676-2834 415 674-0721 415 682-3851 714 371-2291 213 330-1630 714 594-4567 916 753-3722 213 640-1281 213 215-3690 619 741-7756 707 445-3281 415 490-7366 209 233-0961 209 442-4328 209 225-1354 714 898-9820 818 507-0909 415 881-1382 415 581-4582 805 945-7841 213 491-0803 213 435-0900 213 435-9295 818 300-9000 213 937-3580 213 624-2251 213 689-9040 213 626-2400 213 623-8500 213 489-3430 213 748-0203 805 985-7843 213 305-9833 213 306-2984 213 821-2257 209 576-2852 209 571-0408 408 375-2675 408 373-1601 707 257-2656 7 1 * 756-1969 714 955-3611 714 955-3293 714 852-8141 714 756-8341 213 404-2237 415 633-7900 415 836-4911
@
B* V +
$ +
TYMNET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET UNINET UNINET UNINET TYMNET TYMNET TYMNET TYMNET TELENET TELENET TELENET UNINET TYMNET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET TYMNET TYMNET UNINET TELENET TYMNET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET UNINET TELENET TELENET TELENET UNINET TYMNET DIALNET TYMNET UNINET DIALNET TELENET TELENET TELENET TYMNET TYMNET TYMNET UNINET TYMNET DIALNET TELENET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET TELENET UNINET TYMNET DIALNET UNINET UNINET TYMNET TYMNET TELENET DIALNET TELENET
Oakland Oakland Oxnard Palm Springs Palo Alto Palo Alto Palo Alto Palo Alto Palo Alto Palo Alto Palo Alto Palo Alto Pleasanton Pomona Rancho Bernardo Redding Redwood City Riverside Riverside Sacramento Sacramento Sacramento Sacramento Salinas Salinas San Carlos San C l e m e n t e San Diego San Diego San Diego San Diego San Diego San Diego San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco San dose San 3ose San Jose San Luis Obispo San Pedro San Rafael San Rafael Santa Ana Santa Ana Santa Barbara Santa Barbara Santa Barbara Santa Clara Santa Clara Santa Cruz Santa Cruz Santa Rosa Santa Rosa Stockton Stockton Stockton Thousand Oaks
415 415 805 619 415 415 415 415 415 415 415 415 415 714 619 916 415 714 714 916 916 916 916 408 408 415 714 619 619 619 619 619 619 415 415 415 415 415 415 415 408 408 408 805 213 415 415 714 714 805 805 805 408 408 408 408 707 707 209 209 209 805
430-2900 652-3566 487-4971 320-0772 858-2391 858-2460 858-0511 858-2461 858-2575 856-9995 366-1092 965-2701 462-8900 623-6088 485-1990 223-0449 592-4140 370-1200 359-5732 444-5030 448-4300 448-6262 443-2472 443-4940 443-4333 591-0726 498-9504 297-8610 231-1922 233-0233 296-3370 458-1250 296-8747 957-5910 362-6200 956-5777 974-1300 543-0691 398-7533 989-2916 294-9119 980-8100 293-9767 546-8541 548-6141 492-0752 492-9320 558-6061 558-7078 682-5361 963-8731 963-9241 986-9610 986-0646 475-0981 425-8455 527-6180 578-9325 473-2056 467-0601 462-9981 496-3473
V B* B* @ @
@ * + @ * + $
@ *
+
TYMNET UNINET UNINET TYMNET DIALNET DIALNET DIALNET DIALNET DIALNET TELENET TYMNET UNINET TYMNET UNINET TYMNET TYMNET UNINET TYMNET UNINET DIALNET TYMNET TELENET UNINET TELENET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET DIALNET TELENET TELENET TYMNET UNINET TYMNET DIALNET TELENET TELENET TYMNET TYMNET UNINET UNINET TELENET TYMNET UNINET TYMNET TELENET TELENET TYMNET TELENET TELENET TELENET TYMNET TYMNET DIALNET TYMNET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET TELENET TELENET TYMNET UNINET TYMNET
(Revised February 1985)
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Vallejo Vailejo Ventura Visalia Vista Walnut Creek Woodland Hills
707 707 805 209 619 415 818
554-0910 557-0333 656-6760 625-5523 941-6700 938-9550 887-3160
COLORADO Colorado Springs Colorado Springs Colorado Springs Denver Denver Denver Denver Denver Denver Fort Collins Grand Junction Greeley Pueblo
303 303 303 303 303 303 303 303 303 303 303 303 303
590-1003 TYMNET 635-5361 TELENET 636-5104 UNINET 860-9800 DIALNET 337-6000 @ TELENET 337-6060 * TELENET 830-9210 TYMNET 832-3447 + TYMNET 740-8649 UNINET 221-0687 TYMNET 241-2911 UNINET 356-0425 TYMNET 543-3313 TYMNET
CONNECTICUT Bloomfield Bloomfield Bridgeport Bridgeport Bridgeport Danbury Danbury Danbury Hartford Hartford Hartford Meriden Milford New Haven New Haven New Haven New London New London Stamford Stamford Stamford Stamford Waterbury Waterbury Waterbury West port
203/2*2-5954 203 242-1986 + 203 367-6021 203 335-5055 203 367-7476 203 794-9075 203 797-9539 203 794-9298 203 247-9479 203 242-7140 203 247-7723 203 235-5180 203 367-7476 203 624-5954 203 773-0082 203 777-8376 203 447-2132 203 444-1709 203/324-1201 203 348-0787 203 965-0000 203 325-4414 203 753-4512 203 755-5994 203 574-1924 203 226-5250
DELAWARE Dover Wilmington Wilmington Wilmington Wilmington
302 302 302 302 302
678-0449 652-1706 454-7710 652-2060 999-8915
UNINET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET TYMNET TYMNET TELENET
DIALNET 1 TYMNET TYMNET TELENET UNINET TELENET TYMNET UNINET TELENET TYMNET UNINET TYMNET UNINET TELENET TYMNET UNINET UNINET TYMNET DIALNET 1 TELENET TYMNET UNINET TELENET TYMNET UNINET TYMNET
TYMNET DIALNET TELENET TYMNET UNINET
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA DIALNET Washington 703 359-2500 DIALNET Washington 703 359-2564 Washington 202 429-7896 @ TELENET
D-4
(Revised February 1985)
Washington Washington Washington Washington FLORIDA Boca Raton Boca Raton Boca Raton Cape Canaveral Clearwater Clearwater Daytona Beach Daytona Beach Daytona Beach Ft. Lauderdale Ft. Lauderdale Ft. Lauderdale Ft. Myers Ft. Myers Ft. Myers Ft. Pierce Gainesville Gainesville Gainesville Jacksonville Jacksonville Jacksonville Lakeland Lakeland Melbourne Melbourne Merritt Isle Miami Miami Miami Miami Naples Ocaia Orlando Orlando Orlando Panama City Pensacola Pensacola Pompano Beach St. Petersburg St. Petersburg Sarasota Sarasota Sarasota Tallahassee Tallahassee Tallahassee Tampa Tampa Tampa Tampa West Palm Beach West Palm Beach West Palm Beach
202 703 202 202
429-7800 * 691-8200 347-3337 737-4505 $
TELENET TYMNET UNINET UNINET
305 305 305 305 813 813 904 904 904 305 305 305 813 813 813 305 904 904 904 904 904 904 813 813 305 305 305 305 305 305 305 813 904 305 305 305 904 904 904 305 813 813 813 813 813 904 904 904 813 813 813 813 305 305 305
395-7330 368-4245 368-8300 784-1180 796-2166 821-7561 255-4783 252-9914 257-1071 764-4505 463-0882 467-6504 936-4221 337-0308 334-1188 466-0661 376-0939 373-0522 377-3005 353-1818 721-8100 356-1115 688-5776 688-4366 676-4336 768-0031 459-0671 372-0230 624-7900 624-0304 + 591-1254 263-4522 351-0305 422-4088 841-0020 894-4815 769-9446 438-4562 477-3344 941-5445 323-4026 576-0280 346-0216 365-6980 955-9063 681-1902 681-0486 878-2267 224-9920 932-7070 933-6210 + 273-9160 833-6691 471-9310 659-6107
TYMNET UNINET TELENET UNINET TYMNET UNINET TYMNET TELENET UNINET TELENET TYMNET UNINET TYMNET TELENET UNINET TYMNET TYMNET UNINET TELENET TELENET TYMNET UNINET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET UNINET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET TYMNET UNINET UNINET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET UNINET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET TELENET TELENET UNINET TELENET TYMNET UNINET TELENET UNINET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET TYMNET UNINET TELENET TYMNET UNINET
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GEORGIA Albany Athens Athens Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Augusta Augusta Columbus Columbus Macon Macon Marietta Norcross Rome Savannah Savannah Savannah
912 404 404 404 404 404 404 404 404 404 404 404 912 912 404 404 404 912 912 912
HAWAII Honolulu Honolulu Honolulu
808 524-8110 @ TELENET 808 524-8221 * TELENET 808 528-4450 TYMNET
IDAHO Boise Boise Idaho Falls Pocatello
208 208 208 208
343-0611 343-0404 523-2964 233-2501
TELENET TYMNET TYMNET TYMNET
ILLINOIS Aurora Aurora Belleville Bloomington Bloomington Champaign Champaign Chicago Chicago Chicago Chicago Chicago Chicago Danville Decatur Decatur Forest Park Freeport Glen Ellyn j"oliet Joliet 3oliet Kankakee Lake Zurick Libertyville Peoria Peoria Peoria
312 312 618 309 309 217 217 312 312 312 312 312 312 217 217 217 312 815 312 815 815 815 815 312 312 309 309 309
859-1143 859-8483 277-9806 827-4681 829-1231 356-7552 356-0827 938-0500 938-0600 922-4601 922-6571 663-9600 922-3140 431-3133 422-0835 422-0612 771-9667 233-5585 790-4400 727-7691 722-0703 727-0951 932-0850 438-3771 362-0820 637-8570 637-5961 673-9103
TYMNET TELENET TYMNET UNINET * TELENET TYMNET UNINET @ TELENET * TELENET TYMNET + TYMNET UNINET $ UNINET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET TYMNET TYMNET TYMNET TYMNET TELENET UNINET TYMNET TYMNET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET UNINET
883-2246 549-4524 546-0167 577-8911 523-0834 446-0270 252-0999 256-3384 722-7967 790-4119 327-0396 571-0556 741-1011 744-0605 424-0025 446-1508 291-1000 232-6751 236-2605 233-9117
TYMNET TELENET TYMNET @ TELENET * TELENET TYMNET UNINET $ UNINET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET TELENET TELENET TYMNET TYMNET + TYMNET TYMNET TYMNET TELENET UNINET
TYMNET UNINET TYMNET TELENET UNINET TELENET TYMNET UNINET TELENET
Rock Island Rock Island Rockford Rockford Rockford Springfield Springfield Springfield Urbana
309 309 815 815 815 217 217 217 217
794-0731 788-0871 398-6090 965-0400 965-4240 753-1373 753-7905 544-0728 384-6428
INDIANA Bloomington Evansville Evansville Evansville Fort Wayne Fort Wayne Fort Wayne Gary Highland Indianapolis Indianapolis Indianapolis Indianapolis Indianapolis Kokomo Kokomo Lafayette Lafayette Marion Muncie South Bend South Bend South Bend Terre Haute Terre Haute
812 812 812 812 219 219 219 219 219 317 317 317 317 317 317 317 317 317 317 317 219 219 219 812 812
332-1344 TELENET 424-7693 TELENET 464-8181 TYMNET 424-0045 UNINET 426-2268 TELENET 422-2581 TYMNET 422-2491 UNINET 882-8800 TELENET 838-6353 TYMNET 635-9630 @ TELENET 634-5708 * TELENET 631-1002 TYMNET 632-6408 + TYMNET 236-9638 UNINET 455-2460 TELENET 452-8241 TYMNET 423-4544 TYMNET 742-1165 TELENET 664-9033 TYMNET 284-4474 TYMNET 233-7104 TELENET 234-5005 TYMNET UNINET 674-6963 234-8429 TELENET 232-3605 TYMNET
IOWA Ames Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids Council Bluffs Davenport Davenport Des Moines Des Moines Des Moines Dubuque Iowa City Iowa City Marshall town Sioux City Waterloo
515 319 319 319 402 319 309 515 515 515 319 319 319 515 712 319
233-3610 364-0911 363-7514 363-0196 345-4913 324-2445 788-0871 288-4403 277-7752 244-5838 556-8263 351-1421 354-7371 753-0670 252-1681 236-9020
UNINET TELENET TYMNET UNINET UNINET TELENET UNINET TELENET TYMNET UNINET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET TYMNET TYMNET TYMNET
KANSAS Lawrence Leavenworth Manhattan Salina Shawnee Topeka
913 913 913 913 913 913
749-0271 682-2660 776-0121 823-7186 384-1544 233-9880
TYMNET TYMNET TYMNET TYMNET TYMNET TELENET
(Revised February 1985)
D-5
913 913 316 316 316
233-1682 273-1081 262-5669 265-12*1 264-9505
TYMNET UNINET TELENET TYMNET UNINET
KENTUCKY Bowling Green Bowling Green Frankfort Lexington Lexington Lexington Louisville Louisville Louisville Owensboro
502 502 502 606 606 606 502 502 502 502
782- 7941 782- 0436 875- 4654 233- 0312 253- 3463 254- 4475 589- 5837 499- 7110 589- 5580 685- 1318
TELENET TYMNET TELENET TELENET TYMNET UNINET UNINET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET
LOUISIANA Alexandria Baton Rouge Baton Rouge Baton Rouge Lake Charles Layfayette Layfayette Layfayette Monroe Monroe New Orleans New Orleans New Orleans New Orleans Shreveport Shreveport Shreveport
318 504 504 504 318 318 318 318 318 318 504 504 504 504 318 318 318
443-9544 343-0753 924-5102 293-9503 436-1633 234-1095 237-9500 232-4743 387-6330 322-4109 524-4371 525-3922 + 524-4094 834-7113 221-5833 688-5840 222-7810
TYMNET TELENET TYMNET UNINET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET UNINET TELENET TYMNET TYMNET TYMNET TELENET UNINET TELENET TYMNET UNINET
MAINE Auburn Augusta Augusta Bangor Bangor Portland Portland Portland
207 207 207 207 207 207 207 207
786- 0645 622- 3123 623- 4065 947- 5261 947- 1196 773- 4219 775- 5971 773- 3815
TYMNET TELENET UNINET UNINET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET UNINET
MARYLAND Aberdeen Annapolis Baltimore Baltimore Baltimore Baltimore Baltimore Baltimore Bethesda Bethesda Cumberland Hagerstown Rockville
301 301 301 301 301 301 301 301 202 202 301 301 301
272-3800 224-8550 23*-09<K) 962-5010 727-6060 547-8100 528-9296 366-3102 347-3337 737-4505 722-7710 293-1072 652-0800
TYMNET TELENET DIALNET @ TELENET * TELENET TYMNET + TYMNET UNINET UNINET $ UNINET TYMNET TYMNET TYMNET
Topeka Topeka Wichita Wichita Wichita
D-6
(Revised February 1985)
MASSACHUSETTS Andover Attleboro Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston Boston Brockton Fall River Fitchburg Framingham Lawrence Lexington Lexington Lowell New Bedford Northampton Pittsfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Taunton Woburn Woods Hole Worcester Worcester Worcester
617 475-•4012 617 226-•4*71 617/5*2- 2**2 617 292-•0600 @ 617 292-•0662 * 617 292-• 1900 617 357-•5052 + 617 890- 1808 617 890-•5436 $ 617 584- 6873 617 675- 1750 617 343- 8480 617 620- 1264 617 681- 8802 617/862-62*0 617 863- 1550 617 452- 0819 617 996- 8596 413 586- 4941 *13 442- 6965 413 781- 3811 *13 781- 6830 *13 734- 6447 617 822- 7799 617 935- 2057 617 540- 7500 617 755- 4740 617 791 9000 617 791- 9752
MICHIGAN Ann Arbor Ann Arbor Ann Arbor Battle Creek Battle Creek Benton Harbor Cadillac Detroit Detroit Detroit Detroit Detroit Flint Flint Flint Grand Rapids Grand Rapids Grand Rapids Jackson Jackson Jackson Kalamazoo Kalamazoo Kalamazoo Lansing Lansing Lansing Manistee Midland
313 313 313 616 616 616 616 313 313 313 313 313 313 313 313 616 616 616 517 517 517 616 616 616 517 517 517 616 517
UNINET TYMNET DIALNET 1
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TELENET TELENET TYMNET TYMNET UNINET UNINET TYMNET TYMNET TYMNET TYMNET TYMNET DIALNET 1
TELENET TYMNET TYMNET UNINET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET UNINET TYMNET TYMNET TELENET TELENET TYMNET UNINET
996-5995 TELENET 662-8282 TYMNET 761-5402 UNINET 968-0929 TELENET 962-1851 TYMNET 925-3134 TYMNET 775-6089 TYMNET 964-5538 @ TELENET 964-2988 * TELENET 962-2870 TYMNET 963-3460 + TYMNET 884-7017 UNINET 238-8917 TYMNET 235-8517 TELENET 767-1102 UNINET 774-0966 TELENET 459-2304 TYMNET 774-0270 UNINET 782-0584 TYMNET 789-8133 TYMNET 782-9335 UNINET 345-3088 TELENET 388-2130 TYMNET 388-7300 UNINET 484-0062 TELENET 482-5721 TYMNET *84-3116 UNINET 723-6071 TYMNET 695-6751 TYMNET
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616 616 313 313 517 517 313 313 616 313
725-8136 739-4316 451-2400 984-5650 790-5166 752-1134 827-4710 424-8024 947-0050 575-9152
TYMNET UNINET TYMNET TYMNET TELENET UNINET TELENET TYMNET TYMNET TELENET
MINNESOTA Duluth Duluth Mankato Minneapolis Minneapolis Minneapolis Minneapolis Rochester St. Cloud St. Cloud
218 218 507 612 612 612 612 507 612 612
722-7441 722-1719 625-9481 341-2459 333-2799 332-4024 + 377-7041 289-1900 253-4751 252-9093
TYMNET TELENET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET TYMNET UNINET TYMNET UNINET TYMNET
MISSISSIPPI Jackson Jackson Meridian Pascagoula Pascagoula Vicksburg
601 601 601 601 601 601
969-0036 TELENET 355-9741 TYMNET 693-8216 TYMNET 769-6502 @ TYMNET 769-6673 B* TYMNET 634-6670 TYMNET
Muskegon Muskegon Plymouth Port Huron Saginaw Saginaw Southfield Southfield Traverse City Warren
MISSOURI Columbia Columbia Jefferson City Jefferson City Jefferson City Joplin Kansas City Kansas City Kansas City Kansas City Kansas City Rolla St. Joseph St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis Springfield Springfield
314 314 314 314 314 417 913 913 816 816 816 314 816 314 314 314 314 417 417
874-2771 449-7231 634-5178 634-8323 635-8400 782-3037 384-1544 384-0055 + 221-9900 474-1129 221-6722 $ 364-3486 232-1897 731-8283 + 731-8002 421-4990 423-9120 831-5044 864-4814
TYMNET UNINET TELENET TYMNET UNINET TYMNET TYMNET TYMNET TELENET UNINET UNINET TYMNET TYMNET TYMNET TYMNET TELENET UNINET TYMNET TELENET
MONTANA Billings Billings Bozeman Butte G r e a t Falls Helena Missoula Missoula
406 406 406 406 406 406 406 406
252-4880 245-7649 586-7638 494-6615 727-0100 443-0000 728-2415 721-5900
TYMNET TELENET TYMNET TYMNET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET TELENET
NEBRASKA Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Omaha Omaha Omaha
402 402 402 402 402 402
475-4964 475-8659 474-7734 341-7733 397-0414 345-4913
TELENET TYMNET UNINET TELENET TYMNET UNINET
NEVADA Las Vegas Las Vegas Las Vegas Reno Reno Reno
702 702 702 702 702 702
737-6861 293-0300 362-2971 885-8411 827-6900 786-7503
TELENET TYMNET UNINET TYMNET TELENET UNINET
NEW HAMPSHIRE Concord Concord Durham Hanover Hanover Manchester Manchester Merrimack Nashua Nashua Portsmouth Salem
603 603 603 603 603 603 603 603 603 603 603 603
224-1024 224-1336 868-1502 643-1457 643-6631 668-1420 623-0409 424-6171 889-8618 882-0435 431-2302 893-6200
TELENET UNINET TYMNET TYMNET UNINET TELENET TYMNET UNINET TELENET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET
NEW JERSEY Atlantic City Atlantic City Atlantic City Branchburg Cherry Hill Eatontown Edison Englewood Cliffs Jersey City Lyndhurst Lyndhurst Marlton Moorestown Morristown Morristown Morristown New Brunswick Newark Newark Newark Newark Passaic Paterson Piscataway Princeton Princeton Princeton Ridgewood River Edge Roseland
609 609 609 201 609 201 201 201 201 201 201 609 609 201 201 201 201 201 201 201 201 201 201 201 609 609 609 201 201 201
348-0561 345-6888 345-1001 722-2261 338-1177 542-2180 572-5555 894-8250 432-4907 460-0100 460-0180 596-1500 665-5600 455-0275 539-1222 993-8018 745-2900 623-6818 623-0469 824-1212 623-7863 778-5600 684-7560 981-1900 799-5587 452-1018 683-4550 445-8346 599-2200 226-0220
TELENET TYMNET UNINET UNINET UNINET TYMNET UNINET TYMNET TYMNET @ TYMNET B* TYMNET TELENET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET UNINET TELENET @ TELENET * TELENET TYMNET UNINET TELENET TELENET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET UNINET TYMNET UNINET UNINET
(Revised February 1985)
D-7
Trenton Trenton Trenton Trenton Wayne Woodbridge
609 609 609 609 201 201
586-4040 DIALNET 989-8480 TYMNET TELENET 989-8847 393-1930 UNINET 785-4480 @ TYMNET 750-9190 UNINET
NEW MEXICO Albuquerque Albuquerque Albuquerque Las Cruces Santa Fe
505 505 505 505 505
243-4479 242-8344 843-7981 524-1944 988-5953
NEW YORK Albany Albany Albany Albany Babylon Binghamton Binghamton Buffalo Buffalo Buffalo Buffalo Buffalo Corning Deer Park Elmira Hempstead, L.I. Hempstead, L.I. Hempstead, L.I. Hempstead, L.I. Hicksville Huntington, L.I. Huntington, L.I. Ithaca Ithaca Latham Mineola Mineola New York City New York City New York City New York City New York City New York City New York City New York City New York City New York City Niagara Falls Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Rochester Rochester Rochester Rochester Ronkonkoma Syracuse Syracuse
518/458-9710 518 465-8444 518 458-8300 518 449-1772 516 422-5980 607 772-6642 607 772-1153 716 856-1022 716 847-1440 716 845-6610 716 852-1077 716 884-5980 607 962-4481 516 667-5566 607 737-9010 516 489-6868 516 292-0320 516 292-3800 516 485-7422 516 933-6200 516 420-1221 516 351-1431 607 257-6601 607 272-0211 518 449-1772 516 294-3120 516 294-3950 212 442-0410 212 620-6666 212 741-8100 212 741-4950 212 269-6985 212 943-4700 212 785-5400 212 809-9660 212 736-3660 212 594-3881 716 285-2561 914 473-2240 914 473-0401 716 454-3430 716 454-1020 716 248-8000 716 454-2510 516 467-5178 315 472-5583 315 437-7111
D-8
(Revised February 1985)
TELENET TYMNET UNINET TYMNET TYMNET DIALNET 1 TELENET TYMNET UNINET UNINET TELENET TYMNET DIALNET 1 TELENET TYMNET + TYMNET UNINET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET DIALNET 1 @ TELENET * TELENET TYMNET UNINET TYMNET UNINET TYMNET UNINET UNINET TYMNET UNINET DIALNET1 @ TELENET TELENET TELENET TYMNET TYMNET TYMNET + TYMNET UNINET $ UNINET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET @ TELENET * TELENET TYMNET UNINET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET
Syracuse Utica Utica White Plains White Plains White Plains White Plains NORTH CAROLINA Asheville Asheville Chapel Hill Charlotte Charlotte Charlotte Charlotte Durham Fayetteville Fayetteville Greensboro Greensboro Greensboro Greenville High Point High Point Raleigh Raleigh Research Triangle Park Research Triangle Park Research Triangle Park Tarboro Wilmington Winston-Salem Winston-Salem Winston-Salem
315 315 315 914 914 914 914
471-6114 797-0920 735-2291 328-7810 328-9199 684-6075 328-7844
704 704 919 704 704 704 704 919 919 919 919 919 919 919 919 919 919 919 919
252-9134 TELENET 253-3873 TYMNET 929-0054 UNINET 332-3131 TELENET 376-2545 @ TYMNET 376-2544 B* TYMNET 365-6630 UNINET 549-8952 TYMNET 323-4202 TYMNET 323-4501 TELENET 273-2851 TELENET 273-0332 TYMNET 272-6033 UNINET 758-7854 TYMNET 882-6858 TYMNET 889-2253 TELENET 829-0536 TYMNET 782-3930 UNINET 549-9290 DIALNET
UNINET TELENET TYMNET DIALNET 1 TELENET TYMNET UNINET
919 549-8139
TELENET
919 682-9671
UNINET
919 919 919 919 919
823-7503 343-0770 725-2126 761-1103 748-0965
UNINET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET UNINET
NORTH DAKOTA Bismark Bismark ' Fargo Grand Forks Mandan Minot
701 701 701 701 701 701
223-6839 222-4844 280-0210 775-0531 663-2256 838-1114
TYMNET UNINET TYMNET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET
OHIO Akron Akron Canton Canton Canton Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Columbus
216 216 216 216 216 513 513 513 513 216 216 216 216 614
535-1861 434-0032 452-0903 455-0066 453-2329 579-0390 489-2100 489-3811 + 621-3433 575-1658 241-0024 861-6709 + 267-9200 463-9340
TYMNET UNINET TELENET TYMNET UNINET TELENET TYMNET TYMNET UNINET TELENET TYMNET TYMNET UNINET TELENET
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614 614 513 513 513 216 513 216 419 419 513 513 419 419 419 216 216 216
221-1862 TYMNET 464-6640 UNINET 461-5254 TELENET 223-3847 TYMNET 461-0220 UNINET 323-5059 TELENET 894-1521 TYMNET 678-5115 TELENET 224-2998 TYMNET 526-6067 TYMNET 644-0096 B* TYMNET 324-3816 TYMNET 255-7881 TELENET 255-7790 TYMNET 241-3514 UNINET 394-6529 TYMNET 743-1296 TELENET 744-5326 TYMNET
OKLAHOMA Ardmore Bartlesville Enid Lawton Oklahoma City Oklahoma City Oklahoma City Stillwater Tulsa Tulsa Tulsa
405 918 405 405 405 405 405 405 918 918 918
223-1552 336-9447 233-7903 355-0745 232-4546 947-6387 948-8513 624-1112 584-3247 582-4433 747-2431
TYMNET UNINET TYMNET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET UNINET TELENET TELENET TYMNET UNINET
OREGON Corvallis Eugene Eugene Medford Medford Portland Portland Portland Portland Portland Salem Salem
503 503 503 503 503 503 503 503 503 503 503 503
754-9273 485-0027 683-1460 773-1257 779-6343 228-2771 295-3028 226-0627 227-7181 + 287-4282 378-7712 399-1453
TELENET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET TELENET DIALNET TELENET TYMNET TYMNET UNINET TELENET TYMNET
PENNSYLVANIA Allentown Allentown Allentown Altoona Bethlehem Blue Bell Carlisle Danville Downington Erie Erie Greensberg Harrisburg Harrisburg Harrisburg
215 215 215 814 215 215 717 717 215 814 814 412 717 717 717
776-2030 435-3330 437-4654 946-8888 865-6978 643-7600 243-4919 275-1001 873-0300 899-2241 456-8501 837-3800 236-6882 763-6481 657-4954
DIALNET TELENET UNINET TYMNET TYMNET UNINET UNINET UNINET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET UNINET
Columbus Columbus Dayton Dayton Dayton Elyria Hamilton Kent Lima Mansfield Marysville Springfield Toledo Toledo Toledo Warren Youngstown Youngstown
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814 215 215 215 717 717 215 412 215 215 215 215 215 412 412 412 412 412 215 215 717 717 814 215 717 717 717 717
535-7576 768-0822 337-4300 337-9900 397-7731 299-6603 736-0495 652-4223 574-0620 574-9462 567-4390 557-9903 567-3340 288-9950 288-9974 642-6778 642-2015 931-9360 375-6186 372-4473 961-5321 346-4516 237-6408 666-9190 822-1272 846-6550 846-3900 843-0965
TELENET DIALNET TELENET TYMNET TYMNET UNINET TYMNET TYMNET @ TELENET * TELENET TYMNET + TYMNET UNINET @ TELENET * TELENET TYMNET + TYMNET UNINET UNINET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET TYMNET TYMNET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET UNINET
RHODE ISLAND Newport Providence Providence Providence Woonsocket
401 401 401 401 401
847-0502 751-7912 273-0200 273-7900 765-2400
TYMNET TELENET TYMNET UNINET TYMNET
SOUTH CAROLINA Charleston Charleston Columbia Columbia Columbia Greenville Greenville Spartanburg Spartanburg
803 803 803 803 803 803 803 803 803
722-4303 577-0452 254-0695 254-7563 256-5248 271-9213 233-3486 582-7924 585-1637
TELENET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET UNINET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET TELENET
SOUTH DAKOTA Pierre Rapid City Rapid City Sioux Falls Sioux Falls Sioux Falls
605 605 605 605 605 605
224-0481 341-5337 348-5099 335-0780 338-6061 336-8593
TELENET TYMNET UNINET TYMNET UNINET TELENET
TENNESSEE Bristol Bristol Chattanooga Chattanooga Chattanooga Jackson
615 615 615 615 615 901
968-1130 968-5360 756-1161 265-1020 267-2248 424-2114
TELENET UNINET TELENET TYMNET UNINET TYMNET
Johnstown King of Prussia King of Prussia King of Prussia Lancaster Lancaster Levittown New Castle Philadelphia Philadelphia Philadelphia Philadelphia Philadelphia Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Reading Reading Scranton Scranton S t a t e College Valley Forge Wilkes- Barre York York York
(Revised February 1985) D-9
Knoxville Knoxville Knoxville Memphis Memphis Memphis Nashville Nashville Nashville Nashville Oakridge TEXAS Abilene Abilene Amarillo Amarillo Amarillo Athens Austin Austin Austin Baytown Beaumont Brownsville Bryan College Station Corpus Christi Corpus Christi Corpus Christi Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Denton El Paso El Paso F o r t Worth Fort Worth Galveston Galveston Grand Prairie Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston Kilieen Longview Longview Lubbock Lubbock McAllen Midland Nederland Nederland Odessa San Angelo San Antonio San Antonio
D-10
615 615 615 901 901 901 615 615 615 615 615
523-5500 690-1543 523-5611 521-0215 527-8006 767-9431 244-3702 885-3530 889-5790 + 256-6469 482-9080
915 915 806 806 806 214 512 512 512 713 409 512 409 409 512 512 512 214 214 214 214 214 214 817 915 915 817 817 409 409 214 713 713 713 713 713 817 214 214 806 806 512 915 409 409 915 915 512 512
672-1363 676-9151 372-6934 379-9211 383-0304 677-2798 928-1130 444-3280 473-2617 422-9746 839-4731 541-2251 779-0184 822-0143 884-9030 883-8050 241-5691 748-0127 748-6371 638-8888 630-5516 438-1256 579-1288 565-9273 532-7907 533-1453 332-4307 877-3630 765-7338 762-4382 263-1480 227-1018 556-6700 496-1332 552-9659 961-9291 634-2810 236-4041 236-3196 747-4121 797-0765 631-0020 683-5645 722-3720 724-0726 563-3745 944-7621 225-8004 225-8002
(Revised February 1985)
TELENET TYMNET UNINET TELENET TYMNET UNINET TELENET TYMNET TYMNET UNINET TYMNET
TYMNET TELENET TELENET UNINET TYMNET UNINET TELENET TYMNET UNINET TYMNET UNINET TYMNET TYMNET UNINET TELENET TYMNET UNINET @ TELENET * TELENET TYMNET + TYMNET UNINET $ UNINET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET TYMNET TELENET UNINET TELENET TYMNET + TYMNET UNINET $ UNINET TYMNET TYMNET TELENET TELENET TYMNET TYMNET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET TYMNET TELENET TELENET TYMNET
512 512 915 214 214 817 817 817
222-9877 + 647-0031 561-9811 592-1372 597-8113 752-9743 752-1642 761-1315
TYMNET UNINET TELENET TYMNET UNINET TELENET TYMNET TYMNET
801 801 801 801 801 801 801
627-2022 627-1630 375-0645 532-3071 359-0149 364-0780 364-8985
TYMNET TELENET TYMNET DIALNET TELENET TYMNET UNINET
VERMONT Burlington Burlington Montpelier Montpelier Rutland
802 802 802 802 802
658-2123 864-0808 229-4966 223-3519 775-0722
TYMNET TELENET TELENET TYMNET UNINET
VIRGINIA Charlottesville Charlottesville Charlottesville Covington Fairfax Fairfax Fairfax Fairfax Herndon Lynchburg Lynchburg Newport News Newport News Newport News Norfolk Norfolk Norfolk Petersburg Richmond Richmond Richmond Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Williamsburg
804 804 804 703 703 703 703 703 703 804 804 804 804 804 804 804 804 804 804 804 804 703 703 703 804
293-4915 971-1505 979-4433 962-2126 359-2500 359-256* 691-8200 352-3136 + 435-1800 528-1903 846-0943 596-6600 596-7608 244-5700 625-1186 627-1295 855-7751 862-4700 788-9902 744-4860 353-3813 344-2036 344-2762 345-3246 872-9592
TYMNET TELENET UNINET UNINET DIALNET DIALNET TYMNET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET UNINET TELENET TYMNET UNINET TELENET UNINET TYMNET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET UNINET TELENET TYMNET UNINET TYMNET
WASHINGTON Auburn Bellevue Bellingham Bellingham . Enumclaw Everett Everett Longview Oiympia
206 206 206 206 206 206 206 206 206
939-9982 641-4210 647-0666 733-8800 825-7720 353-5737 339-2655 577-5835 438-2772
TELENET UNINET TYMNET UNINET TYMNET TYMNET UNINET TELENET TYMNET
San Antonio San Antonio Terminal Tyler Tyler Waco Waco Wichita Falls UTAH Ogden Ogden Provo Salt Lake Salt Lake Salt Lake Salt Lake
City City City City
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206 509 206 206 206 206 206 509 509 509 206 206 206 206 509 509
75*-0*60 TELENET 375-3367 TYMNET 4*7-9012 @ TELENET 625-9612 * TELENET 285-0109 TYMNET 281-71*1 + TYMNET 6*1-*210 UNINET 455-4071 TELENET 747_4105 TYMNET 838-7715 UNINET 627-1791 TELENET 272-1503 TYMNET 627-8778 UNINET 693-0371 TYMNET 663-6227 TELENET 453-1591 TYMNET
WEST VIRGINIA Charleston Charleston Charleston Huntington Huntington Huntington Morgantown Parkersburg
304 304 304 304 30* 30* 30* 304
3*5-6*71 3*5-9575 34*-1650 525-4*06 523-2802 529-030* 292-2175 428-8511
WISCONSIN Appleton Appleton
4 1 * 722-5580 * 1 * 739-1*86
Olympia Richland Seattle Seattle Seattle Seattle Seattle Spokane Spokane Spokane Tacoma Tacoma Tacoma Vancouver Wenatchee Yakima
TELENET TYMNET UNINET TYMNET TELENET UNINET TYMNET TYMNET
TYMNET UNINET
Beloit Brookfield Brookfield Eau Claire Eau Claire Green Bay Green Bay Green Bay La Crosse Madison Madison Madison Madison Milwaukee Milwaukee Milwaukee Neenah Oshkosh Racine Racine Racine Sheboygan West Bend WYOMING Casper Casper Cheyenne Laramie
608 414 414 715 715 414 414 414 608 608 608 608 608 414 414 414 414 414 414 414 414 414 414
365-6883 785-1614 785-0630 832-1354 832-1211 432-3064 432-2815 435-0133 785-1450 257-5010 221-4211 221-0891 258-8408 271-3914 785-1614 549-3970 722-5580 235-7473 632-3006 632-7395 552-7217 459-7455 334-1240
TYMNET TYMNET + TYMNET TYMNET TELENET TYMNET TELENET UNINET B* TYMNET TELENET @ TYMNET B* TYMNET UNINET TELENET TYMNET UNINET TYMNET TYMNET TYMNET UNINET TELENET UNINET TYMNET
307 307 307 307
265-5167 234-4211 638-4*21 721-*145
TELENET TYMNET TELENET UNINET
Unless otherwise noted, numbers cited may be used for any ASCII-coded access at either 120 or 30 cps. (ยง * +
=30 cps. =120 cps with bell 212A or Vadic modems. =2400 baud.
B* =30 or 120 cps with Bell 212A modems. V =120 cps with Vadic modems. $ =Microcom Networking Protocol (MNP) modem.
*This DIALNET number to be available in the spring of 1985.
(Revised February 1985)
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