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Articles in July, 1990 issue of Communications News

• Putting voice and data on same road
  by John Jesitus
• Telco likes taste of own medicine
• Use microwave, fiber to build new network
  by Kevin Tanzillo
• Tracking a half million calls a month
• Why to choose self-maintenance: computer trend for the decade ahead
• 'I' for international gets emphasis at ICA; good show, but where were all the people?
• Can a single fiber carry 56 million calls?
• 900 ways to make money
  by Bob Gitlin
• Central Power & Light saves with microwave backbone
  by Curt Harler
• ISDN saves over T1 on college campus
  by Edward J. Stone
• New ideas star at 1990 ICA
• Remote sites access images over 56 kb/s link
• PBX helps communication keep up with hotel image
  by Bob Gitlin
• Customer service gains valuable tool
  by Janice Glerum
• Making database access easier: Smithsonian tracks records in plain English
  by Bob Seabolt
• TAC meets, builds new interests
  by Roger Underwood
• Protocol converter savings: $10,000 a day
• Air Patrol updates voice
• AEP customers set consumption rates
  by Bob Gitlin
• Fax store-and-forward eases disaster planning
• Let your switch do the routing
  by Kevin Tanzillo
• AT&T CEO praises Sikes FCC
• Radio system will keep truckers' phone bills down
• Imaging puts end to financial guessing game
• Kaiser finds PBX solution
• Pru-Bache stands secure
  by Bob Gitlin
• Lock your data network
  by Arnold M. McCalmont
• Plenty of plums in ICA seminars