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LP Newsletter Submissions
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Author: Andrew Davison
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1993 00:07
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Logic Programming Newsletter - SUBMISSIONS 
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Issue 6/1 of the Newsletter is currently at the printers
and if you're a member of the Association of Logic Programming
(ALP) you should be receiving a copy in the next few weeks.

Never one to take a rest, I'm starting to gather contributions
for the next issue.

We'll print almost anything relevant to LP. For instance,
news on new products, abstracts, short notes on 
research (1-2 pages), your views on some aspect of LP,
trip reports, announcements of workshops,
conferences, meetings, etc.


The submission deadline is March 19th
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Contributions are welcome by email, floppy disk (MAC or PC - please
include an ASCII version) or by mail for shorter contributions.
By ASCII, I mean plain text files - not LaTex please. 

There is a STRONG preference for material received via email or 
on disc - it saves a lot of retyping.

My address is :

	Andrew Davison
	ALP Newsletter Editor
	Dept. of Computer Science
	University of Melbourne
        Parkville
        Melbourne, Victoria 3052
        AUSTRALIA

Email:   ad@cs.mu.oz.au
Fax:	+61 3 348 1184
Phone:	+61 3 344 7207 / 5230
Telex:   AA 35185


Thanks,
    Andrew


P.S.
I've received a number of messages asking about the ALP, and how
to join. The best person to contact about these matters is :

        The ALP Administrative Secretary
        Dept. of Computing
        Imperial College
        180 Queen's Gate
        London, SW7 2BZ, UK

Email:  alp@doc.ic.ac.uk 
Fax:    +44 71 589 1552
Phone:  +44 71 589 5111 x5011


Please include your surface mail address in any correspondence.
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