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OK, I've been forced to get my copy out. It appeared in the April (of course)
1972 (I think - it's Copyright 1972) issue of Electronic Design, Computer 
Design, or EDN.

A few tidbits:

Part Number: 25120 Fully Encoded, 9046 X N, Random Access Write-Only-Memory

Applications:

Don't Care Buffer Stores
Post Mortem Memories (Weapon Systems)
Artificial Memory Systems
Overflow Register (Bit Bucket)

Input Protection:

All terminals are provided with slip-on latex protectors for the prevention
of Voltage Destruction. (PILL packaged devices do not require protection).

Cooling:

The 25120 is easily cooled by employment of a six-foot fan, 0.5" from the
package. If the device fails, you have exceeded the ratings. In such cases,
more air is recommended.
 

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