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Subject:Re: IPCC 93 and 94 From:Ken d'Albenas <kendal -at- AUTOTROL -dot- CUC -dot- AB -dot- CA> Date:Wed, 25 Aug 1993 19:45:25 MDT
Thanks for the information, Paul. One detail to add:
the Saskatchewan address was missing a city, but I
looked up the postal code and it's in Regina, Saskatchewan
(the latter being a province).
> From: Paul Trummel <trummel -at- U -dot- WASHINGTON -dot- EDU>
> Subject: IPCC 93 and 94
> The last information that I have on the Chairs of IPCC 93 and 94.
> IPCC 93. Michael B. Goodman (201) 593-8709 (voice)
> (201) 593-8510 (fax)
Btw, Canada's post office does the same thing as the U.S. P.O.
we've been reading about today. The province's abbreviation
is Sask. The postal abbreviation is SK, so you may write
"Regina, SK". But since the P.O. machines only look at the 6-character
postal code anyway, the 2-character postal abbreviation for the province
probably serves no purpose any longer. They'd only look at it
if the postal code were missing or wrong, in which case delivery
would be no faster with SK than Sask. anyway.
Cheers,
Ken d'Albenas
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