End of Fiscal Year Sparks Spending Rush in Washington
In Washington, with the federal government's fiscal year ending June 30, agencies scramble to spend remaining funds. The closing of old books and opening of new ones heightens the Bureaucracy’s push to exhaust every available dime before the deadline.
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Used computer market emerges as second generation machines age
New York report notes a mature market where a generation-old computers are sold as used. Leon Weissman of The Computer Exchange, Inc. says second generation systems, only five years old, are being replaced by their original owners and resold to firms expanding capacity or initiating computer use gradually.
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