Talks underway mark U S Japan business culture study
President Nixon and Prime Minister Tanaka will arrive Wednesday as talks begin in Honolulu on Japanese American relations. The new Japan American Institute of Management Science, funded by Fujitsu with $6 million, trains Japanese and American executives in behavior, decision making, and etiquette to avoid cultural pitfalls in business.
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Honolulu
Nixon
Kakuei Tanaka
Japan-American Institute of Management Science
Koshiro Kitazato
Kitazato
Eisaku
Sato
California
Fujitsu, Ltd
Japan
Stray dogs inherit millions in Florida estate case
In Broward County Florida a will left about 14 million dollars to 81 stray dogs from Eleanor Ritchey who died in 1968. The estate grew to around 18 million with Quaker State stock. Most funds fund food housing and medical care at a Deerfield Beach clinic. Remaining assets go to Auburn University for disease study after the dogs’ lives end.
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Eleanor E. Ritchey
Quaker State Refining Corp
Broward County
Miss Ritchey
Quaker State
Philip Bayer
Deerfield Beach
Fla
Bears Invade Duluth After Storm Disrupts Habitat
Duluth Minnesota faces an influx of bears drawn into the city by food shortages outside town. Police and conservation officers have shot two bears after crowds formed and concerns over public safety.
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Duluth, Minn
Duluth
Charlotte Story, Matriarch of U.S. Largest Family Dies
Charlotte Story, 69, once famed as mother of the largest family in the United States with 22 children, died Sunday. Twenty children survive.
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Charlotte Story
Bakersfield
Calif
United States
Olympic sailing crews in Munich race day report
Sweden's Ulrika Knapp and East Germany's Marina Janika compete in the Munich Olympic sailing event with teams sailing out from the harbor as officials note results and standings amid racers from multiple nations.
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Munich
Sweden
Ulrika Knapp
Marina Janika
East Germany
Doctor links vasectomy to higher illness risk study
A Syracuse doctor reported new evidence suggesting vasectomy may raise the chance of illnesses such as multiple sclerosis and arthritis, while cautioning findings are inconclusive. He noted antibodies in some men post op and warned the issue could challenge the perceived safety of vasectomy.
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Washington
Syracuse
N.Y
John Bernard Henry
Henry
Upstate Medical Center
State University of New York
American Association of Blod Banks
Nixon and McGovern to unveil major plans
Nixon and McGovern prepare large policy reveals on troop withdrawals welfare and tax reform McGovern will outline a second plan to reform welfare and taxes while Nixon issues his 12th war withdrawal statement from San Clemente California The campaign activity highlights deep political tensions and evolving positions as GAO investigations and party disputes surface in the 1972 race
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Washington
Nixon
George McGovern
McGovern
New York Society of Security
Vietnam
South Dakota
White House
San Clemente
Calif
Southeast Asia
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Chicago
Federation
George Meany
U.S
Meany
COPE
Jean Westwood
New York
John V. Lindsay
James Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Los Angeles
John G. Schmitz
Rcalif
Manhattan
Robert Dole
Republican National Committee
Fair Campaign Practices Committee
Adolf Hitler
Price hikes blocked for GM and Ford 1973 models
The Price Commission denied Ford and General Motors requests for 1973 model price increases, citing potential excess in profit margins. Consumers can expect no GM or Ford price rise at least until November, with resubmission possible after the second quarter results. Chrysler and American Motors also have pending requests.
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Washington
The
Price Commission Today
Ford
General Motors
C. Jackson Grayson Jr
Grayson
Chrysler Corp
American Motors
Train Tragedy Buries Men Beneath Boxcar Pesky Debris
report notes men trapped beneath a dislodged boxcar as 55 cars derail elsewhere. rescue crews work to free passengers and assess injuries amid ongoing line stoppages and investigations into the cause of the crash.
PCB found in human tissue across 18 states and DC
A government survey presented at the American Chemical Society meeting reports poly chlorinated biphenyls in human tissue samples from 18 states and Washington DC. Among 2,189 tests, 31.1 percent contained measureable PCBs and 19.6 percent had trace levels, with the highest at 16 parts per million.
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New York
District of Columbia
Division of
Pesticide Community Studies
Environmental Protection Agency
American Chemical Society
Chamblee
Yobs
Planeload Americans stranded by nonexistent flight home
A St Paul man William Fischer and 21 other Americans were among travelers stranded since the weekend after a non existent return flight booked through Paris London New York and Singapore. The incident followed a regional pattern of vacationers delayed or stranded abroad.
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London
St. Paul
Paris
New York
Singapore
William Fischer
New Arab Strategy
Tractor kills Wykoff farmer in hillside accident
A 33 year old Wykoff farmer Dale Stender died when his tractor tipped and pinned him on Monday night. The operator was hauling dirt with a front end loader on his farm. a neighbor found the body on a hillside. The Fillmore County medical examiner ruled the death immediate.
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Wykoff, Minn
Wykoff
Fillmore County Medical Examiner's
Dale Stender
Stender
Fans guess Fischer day in Reykjavik chess match
AP reports in Reykjavik that Bobby Fischer faces Boris Spassky in game 20 of the world chess championship as fans debate not if but when Fischer will clinch the title. With the score 11 to 8, Fischer needs 12 points to reach victory, achievable by a win and a draw or three draws.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Bobby Fischer
Boris Spassky
Fischer
Safety recommendations urged after Ventura area 13-vehicle crash
National Transportation Safety Board issued six safety recommendations after a crash near Ventura California on August 18 1971 that killed eight and injured eleven. The report calls for stronger truck brakes secured auto doors new fuel tank standards safer electrical circuits and penalties for motorists who stop on highways to change tires. The sequence began with a minor collision between a tractor semitrailer and a flatbed truck that plowed into a station wagon and sparked the chain of fires.
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Washington
National Transportation Safety Board
California
Ventura
Calif
Schedule of Pages Area News and Sections
The newspaper lists sections for Area News on pages 3, Sports on pages 8 and 9, Editorial on page 4, VS-Mkt on page 10, Society on pages 5 to 7, Comics on page 11, and Classifieds on pages 12 and 13.
Freelance artist wanted by advertising firm
Advertisement notes a freelance artist position to handle creative copy and pictorial rendering via Herald want-ads. It states a rapid hiring occurred after the ad ran for one day, despite plans for two days, and provides two contact numbers for inquiries.
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Stray Dog
Fort Lauderdale
Fila
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Hermosa Beach
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Micki
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GAO
Maurice Stans
GOP
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North Dakota
Hans Krump Weisner
U.S. Geological Survey
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Gerald W. Bowes
Canadian Wildlife Service
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Subarctic
Anne R. Yobs
Geneva
International Air Transport Association
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Rome
Rochester Clothing
Rochester, Minn
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Arden Hills
Minn
Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant
Linda Whitehead
E. T. Klassen
Postal Service
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