Sunday brain tickler

I'm looking at a sample of what I see as a directory of sorts and am attempting to decode the file names from it. They're not anything as elegant as Rad50, but the encoding has escaped my weary brain. The system in question is a Lanier 103 word processor. Here are some samples. Can anyone come up with the encoding scheme? It can't be very complex as this was a comparatively brain-dead system: (All values in hex) c4 a3 75 6a ab 52 00 00 5c 25 15 1b 4c 40 00 00 cd 6d 15 7a a6 10 cb 82 a1 7a c1 c0 00 00 00 00 94 2f 38 40 00 00 00 00 d0 7f 9f 12 25 fd 53 28 The recurrence of these strings in what appears to be a block directory in the same position tell me that they must be file names. The file data itself is in ASCII, more or less (special formatting codes). The distribution of values to me suggests some sort of bit-packing algorithm is involved. Thanks for any suggestions. --Chuck