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...aforementioned deLone ate at the Union, lived in Weld South and took Ec-10 unit tests...
...this ate away at the strength of the prosecution's strongest card, the videotape. Though it may seem incontrovertible, video evidence has been discounted by juries in other trials. A South Carolina jury last month acquitted a man accused of raping his wife, even though he taped the assault. Videos in less widely publicized police-brutality cases have also failed to persuade juries...
...between business and unions, fostered by nine years of Labor Party government, has led to a sharp drop in industrial unrest and, more important, to dramatic changes in factory organization. When Joe Cummaudo started work in Ford's plastics plant in Melbourne in 1983, he recalls, workers and bosses ate in different canteens and management policy was "like handing out the strap back in school." Since the introduction in 1986 of an employee-involvement plan, Cummaudo says, he and fellow workers have thrived on the chance to develop greater independence and new skills...
...appeal for clemency by Robert Alton Harris may end the long hiatus. Harris, 39, was convicted in 1979 of shooting two San Diego teenagers to death. Prosecutors told the jury that Harris taunted the victims before they died, laughed at them after he pulled the trigger, then calmly ate the hamburgers they had bought for lunch. Said Wilson: "The decision of the jury was correct...
...picked up his victims at bus stops and other public places, lured them into the woods, killed them, cut them up and possibly ate parts of them. Citizens of the former Soviet Union have only recently become accustomed to reading about everyday crimes in the once rigidly controlled press. Now they are following the trial of a man the newspapers have called "the century's most depraved mass murderer...