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<b>Headlines May 22, 1969-September 25, 1972</b><br>Idaho Statesman

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May 22, 1969 State Employees Attend Classes on Univac Use
<br><br>May 29, 1969 Computer Experts Criticize Choice for Data Processing System
<br><br>May 29, 1969 Defenbach Defends Computer Choice for Capitol Use

<br><br>January 10, 1970 Samuelson Dedicates Data Center
<br><br> December 1, 1970 Robson to weigh Legality of Contract for Computers
<br><br>December 11, 1970 Robson Opinion Upholds buying Computer on Installment Plan
<br><br>March 14, 1971 Data Processing Fuss Settled by Compromise
<br><br>March 26, 1971 Auditor Gains Data Processing Control
<br><br>April 13, 1971 Computer Anticipated for Auditor's Office
<br><br>April 28, 1971 Idaho may face Lawsuit over Computer Purchase
<br><br>April 29, 1971 State's New Computer Arrives
<br><br>April 31, 1971 Computer Battle will finish July 1 with New System
<br><br> May 27, 1971 Data 'Centralizing' Move Proves Painful Experience
<br><br> May 28, 1971 UNIVAC Contends Pact Binds Idaho
<br><br> June 19, 1971 Idaho Talks Tougher to Univac
<br><br>July 2, 1971 Firm Agrees to Remove UNIVAC in Gem Offices
<br><br>July 2, 1971 Sperry Rand to Move 'Fired' Computer
<br><br>July 4, 1971 State Answers Questions on Computer Changes
<br><br>October 1, 1971 Computer Hassle Appears Over
<br><br> September 25, 1972 <a href="battle92572.html">The Computer Battle</a>


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