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Articles in April, 1992 issue of Communications News

• New York builds in network reliability - New York Telephone's advanced telecommunications networks are highly successful - Disaster Recovery
• Key elements in disaster and recovery planning - involving telecommunications managers in emergency planning - Disaster Recovery - Tutorial
  by Greg Majjasie
• How Central Freight profits from F-T1 in IBM shop - Central Freight Lines Inc. installs network to improve service and reduce costs - Fractional T1
• Focus efforts on disaster avoidance not on recovery - avoidance plans more effective than recovery plans in maintaining uninterrupted operation - Datacomm User - Column
  by August Blegen
• How frame relay stacks up against packet switching - Network Management - Column
  by Morris Edwards
• Designing networks with disaster in mind - computer networks should incorporate certain features to minimize impact of disasters - Disaster Recovery
  by Blair Preston
• How to use cellular phones during a disaster - cellular phones are invaluable to emergency teams when primary services fail - Cellular/2-Way Radio - cover story - Tutorial
• 20 ways to assure you're not framed by frame relay - Communications Management - Column
  by Paul Kirvan
• Another hat to wear: security guard in an ISDN world - security of Integrated Services Digital Networks will be the user's responsibility - ISDN Forum - Column
  by Kevin Tanzillo
• F-T1 lets Bessemer distribute LANs cheaply - the Bessemer Group's new wide area network links local area networks with routers - Fractional T1
• Governments consider unified trunked radio to replace local systems - Cellular/2-Way Radio
  by Paul Linnee