Mesa firm aims to link lawyers with software

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Legaland Inc. develops computer programs for the specialized needs of lawyers. Founder H. Phillip Fast's goal is to have 150 computer stores across the country carrying his product line of 20 to 25 programs. The programs support billing, litigation, trust accounting, real estate planning, pension and estate planning, and information research.

Prepackaged software, Legal services, Computer software industry, Software industry, Law firms, Phoenix, Fast, H. Phillip, Legaland Inc.

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Strike! Valley bowled over

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Bowling has become a big money-maker again. Both Brunswick Recreation Centers and Fair Lanes, builders of bowling alleys, have built new centers in Arizona, and see increasing use of centers by 'Yuppies', as well as other bowlers. Promotional activities include free lessons, and Amateur Bowling Tour competitions.

Amusement and recreation, not elsewhere classified, Special trade contractors, not elsewhere classified, Bowling centers, Marketing, Entertainment industry, Arizona, Bowling alleys

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