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75255 The World and Business Computing in 2051 Competition

A file of documents relating to a paper writing competition for the 50 Years of Computing event, comprised of:

A letter from L. M. Eliot, Lord Sharman of Redlynch, to John Aris accepting the position as judge for the competition
A list of rules for the competition
A competition entry by Robin Whitty, includes pencil annotations by the judge
A competition entry by Dr Paul G. Ellis, includes pencil annotations by the judge
A competition entry by Adrian Apthorp, includes pencil annotations by the judge

Date : 18th July 2001 to 25th September 2001

Physical Description : 1 file, 5 items, paper, typescript with annotations

Provenance :
Collected by John Aris and donated to the LEO Computers Society.

Archive References : CMLEO/LS/LCS/50Y/75255/1-5 , MCR1078.3

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This exhibit has a reference ID of CH75255. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History.

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