Word: partnering
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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Mugabe also completed his fence mending with Joshua Nkomo, his former partner and rival in the uneasy Patriotic Front alliance and leader of a powerful guerrilla army. Nkomo's regionally based party won only 20 parliamentary seats, against Mugabe's 57. Though he immediately agreed to join forces with Mugabe in a coalition government, Nkomo turned down an offer of the figurehead presidency.* "I didn't think I was ready to neutralize my life," he explained to TIME Johannesburg Bureau Chief William McWhirter. When Mugabe decided to retain the strategic Defense portfolio for himself, Nkomo demanded control...
...course, he admits, living in such close proximity creates unusual jealousy problems and complicates partner-swapping. "When a man and a woman are together here, the other men know not to touch her. But when the woman is alone, then they might try to move in on her and hope word doesn't spread," Tony explains...
...import heroin. In the opinion, Chief Justice Warren Burger explained that the old notions about married women having no separate legal identity had broken down "chip by chip," and that marriage was not what it used to be. When a spouse is willing to testify against his or her partner, he wrote, "there is probably little in the way of marital harmony" left to preserve...
Stanley Roth, 81-year-old creator of the chair, was managing partner and principal stockholder of Apparel Buying Association, which leased ladies' and children's apparel departments in Woolco stores. His endowment of the chair is Roth's "way of sharing with the community the fruits of his work in retailing," Salmon said...
...French attitude revived memories of President Charles de Gaulle's haughty 1966 decision to pull French troops out of NATO'S integrated military command, and his persistent exclusion of Britain from the European Community. Why is it that France so often emerges as a difficult partner for the U.S. and NATO? TIME Paris Bureau Chief Henry Muller offers this analysis...