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ASSOCIATE MANAGING EDITOR he 1994 Summer Consumer Thiel's Kathy Gornick, one of those most Douglas Hyde DIRECTORY EDITOR Electronics Show (SCES) is supposed committed to the concepts associated with Ken Richardson to be the last Summer Show or, high -end equipment, told me after the ASSISTANT EDITOR/MUSIC alternatively, the last Show in Chicago. Show that this group could field a Summer Michael Bieber At least, that's what almost everybody Show by getting 50 -plus exhibitors. Having ASSISTANT EDITOR Gerald F. McCarthy Tthought late last Spring, as they got lived in both Chicago and Philadelphia, let ready for the '94 SCES in Chicago. me say that I'd rather listen to Chicago ASSOCIATE EDITOR Edward Tatnall Canby Indeed, the Electronic Industries blues than to W.C. Fields' jokes about Association's Consumer Electronics Group preferring to be in a grave than in the City SENIOR EDITORS (EIA/CEG), which puts on the twice - of Brotherly Love. D. B. 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