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Compiled by David Olmos, Times staff writer
Dense-Pac Microsystems, a manufacturer of computer memory chips for the defense and aerospace industries, has received a contract valued at more than $400,000 by a Singer Co. unit.
The Garden Grove company said its contract with Librascope Corp. is to supply memory chips that are used in Army communications terminals.
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