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Articles in March 25, 1996 issue of Electronic News

• Ex-Intel employee pleads guilty
• Jabil 2Q revs up, profit posted
• Microchip targets remote entry market
  by Andrew MacLellan
• Clinton seeks $835M for technology
  by Carol Haber
• Sun to buy IMP in $96M deal
• Micrion $60M FIB order to double its yearly sales
• Alpha Tech 1Q sales up 52%; margins hit net
• 'V-chip' impact on industry weighed
  by Sarah Cohen
• Tadiran sales climb 12% in 4Q, 22% in '95
• IBM, LSI Logic challenging C-Cube
• Digital, Sun share AF pact that may be worth $950M
• Industry leaders hail SEMI's retiring Bill Reed
• ATP project awards in 1996 - so far
• MPEG plan sparks controversy
  by Andrew MacLellan
• DEC's 3Q profit, PC sales to fall short
• PCB parley: return CAD tools to engineer
  by Judy Erkanat
• Intel drives deeper into mobile markets
• FSI's earnings and sales increase in 2Q but canceled orders may hurt next half
• DSP makers riding curve to embedded functionality
• No market turnaround seen in memory price rise
  by Andrew MacLellan
• Consumer electronics for 'smart' transport
  by David Hack
• VLSI, PMC-Sierra add network chips
  by Crista Hardie
• Microchip sues Exel
  by Crista Hardie
• OPTi sees 2Q loss, sales decline
• MRS system targets 2 fields
• Foreign share of Japan market rises - again
  by Jim DeTar
• Tut splits into two units
• Portable systems growth drives chips
  by Judy Semas
• Cirrus Logic, Weitek report layoffs
  by Jim DeTar
• Intelligent Transportation Infrastructure goals set
  by David B. Hack
• Cypress presses further in specialty memory market
  by Andrew MacLellan