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From: ventura!chris@UCSD.EDU (Chris Ma)
Newsgroups: misc.forsale,sdnet.forsale
Subject: Moving Sales
Date: 4 Jan 93 21:58:52 GMT
Reply-To: ventura!chris@UCSD.EDU
Followup-To: misc.forsale
Organization: Ventura Software, Inc., A XEROX Company

Posting for a friend moving out from San Diego...

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Moving Sales -- 3 yrs old furnitures & appliances

* Amana refrigerator (side-by-side)
* dining set (for 6)
* living room set
* extra large capacity Whirlpool washer/dryer
* queen size bedroom set w/ dresser
* BBQ gas grill
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more

Please contact Tina Wu at (619) 549-2061, 296-8751.

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Newsgroups: misc.forsale
From: guerinre@vx.cis.umn.edu (RICHARD E GUERIN)
Subject: 1991 Impel DC Cards starter set for sale
News-Software: VAX/VMS VNEWS 1.41    
Organization: University of Minnesota CIS
Date: Sun, 10 Jan 1993 02:25:00 GMT

I have a starter set of 1991 DC Comics cards for sale for only
$3.25 plus postage.  There are 164 cards in this set, with 86
unique cards.  For an extra $2.00, I'll throw in one of the
hologram cards.

Reply to: guerinre@vc.cis.umn.edu

Thanks!

Richie G
From: tguenthe@sendit.NoDak.edu (Troy Harley Guenther)
Newsgroups: misc.forsale
Subject: Wanted - Sharp Wizard
Date: 12 Jan 1993 19:13:40 -0600
Organization: UTexas Mail-to-News Gateway
Reply-To: tguenthe@sendit.NoDak.edu
NNTP-Posting-Host: cs.utexas.edu



Well, I've finally found time to organize my life (and those little scraps
of paper we all have) so I'm looking to buy a Sharp Wizard organizer.
Models that I would be really interested in buying are the OZ-8000's or
the OZ-7600's.  Models that I would also be interested in looking at are
any of the OZ-7400's, the OZ-7000's, or the YO-600's.  (When I say 8000's,
I mean 8000, 8200, 8600.  The same for all the others.)  Heck, if someone
wants to get rid of their new OZ-9600 for $250, I'll look at that too  :-)
I'm also interested in any accessories (IC cards or a Mac Link II).  Please
send me e-mail if you have anything like this available.  There may be
other Wizards out there that I may like (I've heard of IQ-8000's,
IQ-7600's, IQ-7000's & ZQ's which I've only seen prices, but never
descriptions).  If you have one of these for sale, write a description of
it and send it to me please.  Thanks

Troy Guenther                                PO Box 14
guenther%milo@plains.nodak.edu               Lidgerwood  ND  58053-0014
tguenthe@sendit.nodak.edu                    Home Phone:  (701) 538-4671

                              Dona Nobis Pacem
From: browner@rm1.interlan.com (Michael Browner)
Newsgroups: misc.forsale
Subject: Re: I'm about to do a C.O.D. transaction. Any caveats?
Date: 5 Jan 93 13:40:20 GMT
Organization: Racal-Milgo, Sunrise, Florida

In article <1993Jan5.060042.14929@mnemosyne.cs.du.edu>, gdohle@nyx.cs.du.edu (Gordon Dohle) writes:
|> 
|> 
|> Sounds like you have the upper hand. I hope you don't send him a 
|> box of bricks.

If he sent a box of bricks, no doubt we on misc.forsale.computers would hear
about it.

|> How would you handle the transaction if you were the buyer?
|> 
|> 
|> Gordon
|> gdohle@nyx.cs.du.edu
|> 
|> 
|> isler@gradient.cis.upenn.edu (Sylvia Isler) writes:
|> 
|> >Hello,
|> >I'm about to sell a computer to a stranger via COD. That is, I send
|> >the computer and he gives UPS a money order for the amount that I
|> >specified.
|> 
|> >I've never done this sort of thing before. It seems like a pretty
|> >straight forward transaction. But if anyone has any
|> >warnings or advice, I'd greatly appreciate it.
|> 

I don't have a problem with COD, but ask your buyer to make the check out
to UPS and not to you.  At this time UPS is still trying to trace a COD
where the buyer made out a cashiers check to me personally.  I still
have not received it, and I have to call them again to find out where the 
hell it is.  They are real good (dripping sarcasm) about calling you back
when the check didn't get to you.  I am waiting for them to tell me it
is lost in the mail.

|> 
|> >Thank you,
|> 
|> >Sylvia Isler
|> >isler@gradient.cis.upenn.edu

Good Luck.
Michael B.

-- 
Michael Browner     		browner@sun1.interlan.com or
(305) 846-6848                  browner@rd1.interlan.com
Racal-Milgo, MS E-112, 
P.O.Box 407044, Ft Lauderdale, FL 33340
From: wagner@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu
Newsgroups: misc.forsale
Subject: Sterio EQ for sale
Date: 7 Jan 93 17:30:19 CST
Organization: University of Kansas Academic Computing Services


	Realistic 12 band EQ
		has separate adjustments for left and right frequencies
		separate letf and right out put level adjustments
		IMX expander
		+/-12 decibals adjustment/channel
		2 sets of I/O devices
		bypass switch for EQ and IMX
		standard sterio component width (will fit into system on shelf)
		5 years old but in near new condition (I take care of my stuff)
               		Asking $40

	I have purchased a Yamaha receiver which does not accept EQ's.
Therefore I need to sell this one. I wish I could still use it with my new
receiver, but the Yamaha just doesn't accept it. This is a really well made
piece of equipment.
From: gar3@ns1.cc.lehigh.edu (GRETCHEN ANN REPASKY)
Newsgroups: misc.forsale
Subject: MYRTLE BEACH CONDO FOR RENT
Date: 11 Jan 93 16:04:27 GMT
Organization: Lehigh University

MYRTLE BEACH, SC    OCEAN FRONT CONDO FOR RENT

Sleeps six
Indoor/outdoor pool
Jacquzzi
Tennis/racquetball/basketball courts
great entertainment
great golf
affordable rates

NOW RENTING BY THE WEEK

Call Gretchen Repasky at (215) 867-5413 for more info
Xref: sparky misc.forsale:34621 rec.games.video:26577
Newsgroups: misc.forsale,mu.for-sale,mu.mcug.etc,rec.games.video
Subject: Nintendo Game SYS +Games
From: Steve (Democ) Harry <STHARRY@MIAMIU.BITNET>
Date: Monday, 4 Jan 1993 19:48:42 EST
Organization: Miami University - Academic Computer Service

For Sale:

Nitendo Game System these games:
  Mario Brothers 1
  Mario Brothers 3
  Ice Hockey
  Rad Racer
  RBI Baseball

Both controllers included

$75 (or best offer)

contact by email:
STHARRY@MIAVX1.ACS.MUOHIO.EDU
STHARRY@MIAMIU.ACS.MUOHIO.EDU

On Miami campus call:

529-4475 or 529-4457
ask for Steve

Columbus area or abroad call:
(614)-876-7586
ask for Rick

WILL SHIP ANYWHERE FREE OF CHARGE
Newsgroups: misc.forsale,misc.forsale.computers,misc.forsale.computers.pc-clone
From: jasper@cae.wisc.edu (Jasper Yue)
Subject: BRAND NEW 486DX2-50 CPU FORSALE
Organization: U of Wisconsin-Madison College of Engineering
Distribution: na
Date: 4 Jan 93 14:41:47 CST

I have a brand new INTEL 486DX-2 50MHZ CPU forsale. 

I'm asking for $400.

Please responds to jasper@cae.wisc.edu

Newsgroups: misc.news.southasia
From: surekha@nyx.cs.du.edu (Surekha Reddy Gaddam)
Subject: India - Governor of Maharashtra Resigns
Organization: Beechwood Data Systems, NJ
Date: Wed, 13 Jan 93 00:23:30 GMT


Source   : Times of India, New Delhi
Dated    : Jan 7, 1993
Country  : India



                               * * * * *

* Governor Subramaniam Resigns

The Governor of Maharashtra, Mr C Subramaniam, submitted his resignation
to the President, Dr SD Sharma, here this evening in the wake of his
controversial interview to a Goa daily criticising the style of
functioning of the Prime Minister, Mr PV Narasimha Rao.

Rashtrapati Bhavan in a communique said the President had accepted Mr
Subramaniam's resignation and has asked the Gujarat governor, Mr Sarup
Singh, to take charge till alternate arrangements are made.

Mr Subramaniam, who was a Union minister for several years, was virtually
out of the political scene till the V.P. Singh government at the Centre
appointed him Governor of Maharashtra in 1990.

With his resignation, Mr Subramaniam, has sought to end the controversy
pertaining to his reported interview to the Herald newspaper of Panaji
purportedly criticising Mr Rao for holding on to so many portfolios and
not delegating work to allow his ministers to take independent decisions.

He is said to have been critical of the Prime Minister for attending so
many functions in a day outside the capital when the Ayodhya controversy
was at its height.

The veteran Congressman from Tamil Nadu gave the interview to the Goa
newspaper after the second plenary session of the Indian Science Congress
which began on January 3 and was inaugurated by the Prime Minister.

Interestingly, Mr Subramaniam submitted is resignation soon after he
denied he had given an interview to the Goa paper.  In fact, Mr
Subramaniam met journalists this afternoon in connection with the
launching of the National Foundation of India, set up by him, where he
gave no indication about his resignation.

At the end of the meeting, Mr Subramaniam circulated a paper carrying
his denial.  Mr Subramaniam denied giving any such interview to the
paper and said that what was attributed to him was "factually incorrect."

He said all his life he had been correct constitutionally and it was not
his style.

Further, Mr Subramaniam said that even if he did have any criticism, he
would not do so in a Goa daily.

Official sources in Rashtrapati Bhawan said Mr Subramaniam did not meet
the President, but forwarded his resignation through a special
messenger.

                            ( E N D )
Newsgroups: misc.news.southasia
From: gnreddy@cbnewsf.att.com (G.Narotham Reddy)
Subject: India, Pakistan Exchange List of Nuclear Installations
Organization: AT&T
Date: Tue, 5 Jan 93 00:23:31 GMT


Source  : The CGI
Date    : Jan 4, 1993
Country : India and Pakistan

                             * * * * *

* Pakistan vows to support Kashmiri militants

Islamabad - Jan 4: Pakistan would continue to provide 'moral',
diplomatic and political support to militants in Kashmir without
bowing to pressures from any quarter, Foreign Minister Siddique Khan
Kanju said today. 
	In a reply to a member's query in the National Assembly,
Kanju reiterated his government's decision to draw attention of the
international community to what he described as "attrocities committed
by security forces in India."
	Reiterating Islamabad's demand for implementing the U.N.
Resolution for exercising the right to self-determination in the
trouble-torn north Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir, Kanju said
Pakistan believed the 1972 Shimla agreement and the U.N resolutions
provided the framework for resolving the issue.
	Foreign Secretary Shahryar Khan had informed New Delhi during
the secretary level talks last August that Pakistan did not consider the
U.N resolutions and the Shimla accord "mutually exclusive," Kanju
said.

* India, Pakistan exchange list of Nuclear installations

New Delhi - Jan 4: India and Pakistan for the second consecutive year
today exchanged lists of nuclear installations and facilities covered
under the 1988 agreement prohibiting attack on each other's facilites.
	The exchange was carried out simultaneously at New Delhi and
Islamabad, not withstanding the recent sharp deterioration in
bilateral ties following the Ayodhya incidents.
	An Indian external affairs spokesman did not specify the
number of facilities covered under the agreement which was signed
during the them Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi's visit to Islamabad on
Dec 31, 1988.
	The agreement is considered to be a confidence building
measure between the two countries.
	
                                * E N D *
Newsgroups: misc.news.southasia
From: reddym@Barra.COM (Reddy Mallidi)
Subject: SAARC meeting likely to be postponed
Organization: BARRA, CA
Date: Fri, 8 Jan 93 14:14:15 GMT

     Date   : Jan 6-7, 1992
     Southasia Region

                             * * * *

    * Militant Bangla Muslims plan to blockade airport

    Militant Muslims returing from a protest march to the Indo-Bangla
    border Thursday vowed to set up a human blockade around the airport
    to prevent Indian prime minister Rao's plane from landing in Dhaka.
    The Babri Mosque Long March Action Committee, comprising top Muslim
    clerics called upon the people to join the airport blockade on 
    Jan 12, when Rao is due to arrive in Dhaka for the seventh SAARC 
    meet. (DPA 7)

    * SAARC meeting likely to be postponed

    Times of India reports that "it is reasonbaly certain" that New Delhi
    will advise Dhaka to postpone the SAARC summit in view of the tense
    situation in Bangladesh. The rigioanal summit cannot be held without
    prime minister Rao, as under the SAARC charter all the leaders of the
    member countries have to be present. The two day conference is slated 
    to start on Jan 13. It was postponed earlier in the wake of the 
    disturbances after the Ayodhya incident. This unprecedented attack
    on the mosque has further strained relations between India and 
    Pakistan. India has described the Pakistani official statements
    condemning the demolition of mosque and resolutions by national
    assembly as "interference in internal affairs". The proposed meeting
    between Rao and Pakistani primier Nawaz Sharif during the Dhaka
    summit may be even be off, even if the Indian prime minister plans
    to attend the summit. In its report the daily The Hindu said, 
    "India finds the recent Pakistani postures so objectionable that no 
    use is seen in discussions at teh level of prime ministers". (IPS 6)

                              * E N D *
Newsgroups: misc.news.southasia
From: gnreddy@cbnewsf.att.com (G.Narotham Reddy)
Subject: India Sells Four (PARAM) Supercomputers to Canada and Germany 
Organization: AT&T
Date: Wed, 6 Jan 93 20:15:07 GMT


Source   : PTI
Date     : Jan 6, 1993
Country  : India

                          * * * * *

* Four PARAM Supercomputers sold to Canada, Germany and Russia 

Panaji - Jan 6: A high performance computer designed and developed by
Pune scientists has propelled India into the club of selected
countries exporting suptercomputing machines, the 30th Indian Science of 
Congress was told Wednesday.
	Four of the massively parallel processing computers named
"PARAM" developed at the Center for Development of Advanced Computing
(C-DAC), Pune have been sold abroad, Vijay Bhatkar C-DAC Executive
Director, said. Users in Canada and Germany have bought "PARAM" each
and two were sold to Russia.
	Speaking at a special Congress session on supercomputing
Bhatkar said massively parallel processing computers are the next
generation of super computers based on the new "parallel architecture"
that are increasinlg finding both scientific and business applications.
	Ten other PARAM machines are already in use at various
locations in India performing a range of tasks.
        It developed the PARAM parallel computer with the PARAS 
programming environment. Added to that, C-DAC demonstrated the 
application feasibility of the PARAM in a range of science and 
engineering problems. These include image processing, remote sensing,
computational fluid dynamics, finite element methods, seismic data
processing and so on. The applications were developed jointly by
C-DAC and various user agencies like Space Application Center, VSSC,
R&D, NCST and ONGC. It has been an achievement worth lauding,
especially when one considers the fact that C-DAC got into the act
only in 1988 which was at least a couple of years behind the efforts
of others across the world. 
	PARAM, with a peak performance of billion floating point
operations per second (FLOPS) - was developed under a three-year
project that cost Rupees 300 million, Bhatkar said.
	There are only about a dozen companies worldwide which are
offering similar computers. The market is expanding and C-DAC plans to
specially design its machine for exports.
	C-DAC researchers have launched work on basic architecture for
a new machine that will be about a thousand times more powerful which
they hope to have ready by 1997.

                            * E N D *


Newsgroups: misc.news.southasia
From: gnreddy@cbnewsf.att.com (G.Narotham Reddy)
Subject: India Warns Bangladesh on Proposed March to Ayodhya
Organization: AT&T
Date: Tue, 5 Jan 93 00:10:47 GMT


Source  : The CGI
Date    : Jan 4, 1993
Country : India and Bangladesh

                             * * * * *

* India warns Bangladesh Against violation of borders

New Delhi - Jan 4: Indian today warned Bangladesh that there was no
question of permitting any violations of its border by some Bangladesh
marchers to Ayodhya even as media reports from Bangladesh said that
Police and para-military forces were being deployed in full strength
to stop the marchers.
	Firm action would be taken by the Indian Border Security
Forces to prevent illegal entry of Bangladesh citizens into India,
the report said.
	The report said that the move to organise a "long march" to
Ayodhya by some Bangladeshis was "an unacceptable interference in our
internal affairs."
	Media reports said barricades would be put up to stop the
marchers at a place far away from the Indo-Bangla borders.
	The march, scheduled to start after a rally in Jessore town
Monday morning but postponed by two hours to 1200 hours, would be
stopped at Dhopakhola on Jessore-Benapole road, said the government
owned daily "Dainik Bangla" in a dispatch from the spot.

* Bangladesh march

Reports reaching here from Calcutta say that the government of the
eastern state of West Bengal, bordering Bangladesh, and the border
security force (BSF) are gearing up to meet any eventuality arising
out of the proposed "long march" to Ayodhya demanding the rebuilding
of the disputed structure.
	The west Bengal government has sounded a red alert in the
border-districts.
	Another report from Calcutta said the minority cell of West
Bengal Cong(I) has condemned the proposed "long march."

                              * E N D * 
Newsgroups: misc.news.southasia
From: gnreddy@cbnewsf.att.com (G.Narotham Reddy)
Subject: India Warns Bangladesh on Proposed March to Ayodhya
Organization: AT&T
Date: Tue, 5 Jan 93 00:12:38 GMT


Source  : The CGI
Date    : Jan 4, 1993
Country : India and Bangladesh

                             * * * * *

* India warns Bangladesh Against violation of borders

New Delhi - Jan 4: India today warned Bangladesh that there was no
question of permitting any violations of its border by some Bangladesh
marchers to Ayodhya even as media reports from Bangladesh said that
Police and para-military forces were being deployed in full strength
to stop the marchers.
	Firm action would be taken by the Indian Border Security
Forces to prevent illegal entry of Bangladesh citizens into India,
the report said.
	The report said that the move to organise a "long march" to
Ayodhya by some Bangladeshis was "an unacceptable interference in our
internal affairs."
	Media reports said barricades would be put up to stop the
marchers at a place far away from the Indo-Bangla borders.
	The march, scheduled to start after a rally in Jessore town
Monday morning but postponed by two hours to 1200 hours, would be
stopped at Dhopakhola on Jessore-Benapole road, said the government
owned daily "Dainik Bangla" in a dispatch from the spot.

* Bangladesh march

Reports reaching here from Calcutta say that the government of the
eastern state of West Bengal, bordering Bangladesh, and the border
security force (BSF) are gearing up to meet any eventuality arising
out of the proposed "long march" to Ayodhya demanding the rebuilding
of the disputed structure.
	The west Bengal government has sounded a red alert in the
border-districts.
	Another report from Calcutta said the minority cell of West
Bengal Cong(I) has condemned the proposed "long march."

                              * E N D * 

Newsgroups: misc.news.southasia
From: gnreddy@cbnewsf.att.com (G.Narotham Reddy)
Subject: India and Bhutan Agree To Build Hydel Power Project
Organization: AT&T
Date: Tue, 5 Jan 93 00:20:33 GMT


Source  : The CGI
Date    : Jan 4, 1993
Country : Bhutan and India

                             * * * * *
	
	
* Bhutan king calls on President

New Delhi - Jan 4: Bhutanese King Jigme Singye Wangchik today called
on Indian President Dr.Shankar Dayal Sharma and expressed appreciation
for India's generous economic assistance.
	During the 30-minute meeting, Dr.Sharma said the relations
between India and Bhutan as a natural economic ally, being the largest
developmental partner of Bhutan.
	The king invited Dr.Sharma to visit his country.

* Bhutan signs agreement to build hydel power project

New Delhi - Jan 4: Indian and Bhutan today signed an agreement for
building a gigantic over 1,000 MW Sankosh hydel power project, one of
the ten largest in Asia.
	The signing ceremony took place at President's house after
Prime Minister P.V.N.Rao called on Bhutanese king.
	The multi-purpose Sankosh project would also be used for
irrigation and navigation purposes.
	The king on his arrival here, the first state visit in seven
years, said Bhutan would stand by the people of India 'in times of
trouble.'
	He was apparently referring to Ayodhya developments. 

                                * E N D *
Newsgroups: misc.news.southasia
From: bala@ulysses.att.com (Bala Krishnamurthy) 
Subject: India - 163 Escape Unhurt in Plane Crash, Madhavrao Scindia Resigned
Organization: AT&T Bell Laboratories, Murray Hill
Date: Sat, 9 Jan 93 13:13:27 GMT


Just copied from s.c.i - due thanks to Bala Krishnamurthy
Moderator


apnews reports:
	   NEW DELHI, India (AP) _ An Indian Airlines domestic flight
crashed on landing today, flipped upside down, broke apart and
caught fire. All 163 people aboard jumped to safety.
	   ``It was not only a wonder, it was my rebirth,'' said Prabir
Kumar Banerjee, who survived with a minor neck injury.
	   Six people were hospitalized after the crash at the Indira
Gandhi International Airport, which was shrouded in heavy fog, said
Harbans Kumar, the airport director.
	   The Russian-built Tu-154 jet was leased, along with a crew, from
Uzbek Airlines to break a month-old strike by more than 400 pilots
of the state-run Indian Airlines.
	   The flight from Hyderabad, 1,000 miles south of New Delhi, was
carrying 152 passengers, including two naturalized U.S. citizens,
and 11 crew members.
	   Madhav Rao Scindia, the civil aviation minister, resigned,
accepting moral responsibility for the crash. The government
grounded five other planes that also were leased from Uzbekistan.
	   The plane crashed shortly after 4 a.m. Officials said the pilot
was off course from the runway and hit a landing aid on the right
side of the airstrip.
	   The aircraft skidded on the slushy grass along the runway for
about 3,000 feet, veered into the asphalt and overturned, a senior
airline official said on condition of anonymity.
	   The right wing was sheared and was lying 100 yards from the
fuselage. The tail, where the engines were fixed, was torn and the
body was broken in two.
	   ``Everything happened in five to six seconds,'' said Birinder
Raj Singh, a government official.
	   ``We were hanging upside down with our seat belts,'' he said.
``People were screaming and some were praying.''
	   He said the passengers watched the plane breaking apart, but
they calmed down when the fuselage came to a halt on the runway.
	   ``We could see flashes of fire in the back. But people got a
hold of themselves and jumped out of the doors and the gaping holes
in the metal,'' he said.
	   Minutes after all the passengers were out, flames spread through
the plane, Singh said.
	   Indian Airlines' junior pilots have been on strike since Dec. 10
demanding higher pay. The crash is likely to put pressure on Indian
Airlines to settle the strike.
	   The pilots' union had said the leased aircraft were unsafe, and
accused the airline of putting passengers at risk in order to break
the strike. The airline said the planes underwent safety
inspections before they were used in India.

                                 * E N D *

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