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Re: Where did GODBOUT Electronics go ?

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From: John Ahlstrom
Date: Thu, 01 Jun 2000 00:00
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George Gonzalez writes:

>The Univac-Burroughs merger may go down as one of the oddest
>marriages.  "Let's take two sinking companies, with wildly incompatible
>product lines, different market segments, PO-ed customers, and
>spin it as a POSITIVE thing to do.  Oh yes, give the top honchos HUGE
>profits".  Great idea?  If you're a honcho.

Galileo said:
 >   Eppure si muove.
      (But still, it moves.)

One of the few examples of the undying faith
that if you tie two stones together they can float.

JKA

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When trouble arises and things look bad, there is
always one individual who perceives a solution and is
willing to take command. Very often, that individual is
crazy.
 Dave Berry
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From: John Ahlstrom <jahl...@cisco.com>
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