🚀 go-pugleaf

	This is from an artical in the 4-13-92 business section of the
San Fransisco Cronicle, exerpted from a larger artical on high-tech
computer sales to the Soviet Union.

	"Steve Sarich, president of Talus Corp., A Houston-based computer
distributor, came to Comtek as a visitor and walked away with a request
for a proposal from the office of Russian President Boris Yeltsin to
provide 2500 NeXT Computer Inc. workstations, an estremely sophisticated
machine."

	Note.  They forgot to capitolize X and T in NeXT.  (Typical
Chronical).  If this is true, then it probably means that there is at
least 1-2 people in Redwood City buisy making NeXTstep Cyrillic.

	Also, if the sale goes through, would this boot the CIA out of
the "Biggest NeXT customer award"?

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                       Nicholas C. Weaver
nweaver@ocf.berkeley.edu                nweaver@soda.berkeley.edu
        It is a tale, told by an idiot, .signifying nothing.