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...light of all the evidence, why was his wife still supporting him? "She was under his dominion," argues Prosecutor Beers. "She's like a mother who says, 'Oh, Johnny couldn't have done that!' when she learned about a crime he committed." It took the jurors just 2½ hours to agree with the prosecutor's version. But at trial's end, with Chanslor free on bond pending his appeal, little seemed to have changed. "I intend to take care of her as I always have," Chanslor said as he wheeled his wife...
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...inspired the customer loyalty that has made IBM the eighth largest U.S. industrial corporation. Only oil and auto companies are bigger. Last year IBM had earnings of more than $3 billion, the largest for any American manufacturing company. Though hordes of aggressive smaller companies are chipping away at its dominion, IBM will be the colossus of the computer industry far into the future...
...Minutemen, who received top-ranking last week after defeating Old Dominion, raised their record to 11-0-1 while the Crimson's fell to 2-5-1. It was the third straight loss for the stickwomen and their second shutout of the season...
...Central Committee plenum. Said one of their spokesmen: "We're not concerned with approaching democracy. We're concerned with democracy now." But that expression of impatience was itself an indication of how far Poland had come along the road to democracy. Where else, under Moscow's dominion, could one imagine the spectacle of government representatives sitting down with members of an independent trade union and treating them as equal bargaining partners? What other Communist government would endorse a legislative bill, as Warsaw did last week, offering legal recognition not only to that independent trade union but also...