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Tuesday, November 16,1953
Engineer claims
IBM bosses made
her have sex
The Associated Press
SANTA MONICA, Calif. -
An IBM engineer is suing the
computer company over her
claim bosses forced her to have
sex with a Pentagon official so
IBM could get millions of dollars
in government funding.
Veronica Gunther, 35, alleged
superiors threatened to fire her in
1991 and 1992 unless she main
tained a sexual relationship with
Gary Denman, director of the
Pentagon's Advanced Research
Projects Agency, or ARPA.
International Business Ma
chines Corp. and two of Gun
ther's managers, Ray Blonn and
Nancy Green, were named as de
fendants in the state court lawsuit
filed Friday. It seeks unspecified
damages.
IBM spokesman Scott Brooks
said the company doesn't com
ment on pending litigation.
ARPA spokeswoman Jan
Walker also declined to comment.
Efforts to locate Blonn, Green and
Denman over the weekend for
comment were unsuccessful.
Gunther has been on medical
leave from the company since
January, after twice attempting
suicide while suffering from se
vere depression.
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