Historic Moments

According to reliable sources (e.g., able to lie again): on 14 February 1996:

• every committee in the world agreed to suggestions made by the French. [No meetings were held on that day. -Ed.]
• on the same day, former U.S. president George Bush realized that the grocery scanner wasn't reading the numbers under "those funny black lines" on retail products.
• also, the Uniform Code Council and EAN/International agreed on a single name for their combined systems, thereby making it easy for everyone who ever had to type UCC/EAN. [Unfortunately, the new acronym said something rude in Flemish. Back to the drawing board. -Ed.]
• finally, on that same day, AISC inadvertantly printed something politically correct. [Our insincere apologies. -Ed.]

Correction

In the last issue, several quotes were erroneously attributed to the people who really said them. We were told to apologize for this. -Ed.

New Editor Named

AISC and EDI/OT News is pleased to announce the selection of our new International Editor: Éd.

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