Executives capitalize on U S capitalism and misdeeds
The essay contrasts Toshiba and Chrysler scandals with Western corporate greed. It cites Toshiba resignations after a security breach and Chrysler's odometer fraud while criticising fat pay and golden parachutes for executives. It argues for reform and paying leaders only their true value.
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Chrysler
Lee Iacocca
Iacocca
Financial World
Wall Street
Michel A. David-Weill
CBS
Thomas H. Wyman
City workers refuse to handle garbage from hapless barge
New York City incinerator workers refuse to take trash from the hapless garbage barge citing health fears amid a 120 day wait. Union official DiNardo calls for inspection before disposal. Court-ordered delay persists as environmentalists oppose incineration plan and hearings continue.
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New York
Thomas DiNardo
DiNardo
Stationary Firemen’s Union
New York City
Long Island
Brooklyn
Howard Golden
Islip
State Supreme Court
William Bellard
Great Circus Parade Returns to Milwaukee in 1880s Revival
Hundreds of thousands lined the streets as the Great Circus Parade revived old processions. About 75 restored horse drawn wagons led 600 plus horses with wild animals and performers in a four mile, two hour spectacle. Ernest Borgnine appeared in a clown costume as showers refreshed the route. Police put attendance at 530000 with about 1 million dollars in donations funding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Ferris
Allegis Corp
Ralph Davison
Time Inc
Robert Fomon
E.F. Hutton
Life
America
Milwaukee
Circus World Museum
Kay Rosaire
Rosaire
London
Garden Brothers Circus
Canada
Ernest Borgnine
State Historical Society
Baraboo
Ringling Brothers
Paul Ingrassia
Ingrassia
WMTV
Einstein letters reveal politics family life and Zionist ties
AP reports 43 000 Einstein documents stored in Jerusalem reveal a sensitive genius involved in world politics and Zionist aims. Letters to Chaim Weizmann and Franklin Roosevelt show ambivalence toward Judaism, personal family strife, and a stormy marriage, with notes on Lieserl and a son.
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Jerusalem
Albert Einstein
Einstein
Israel
Chaim Weizmann
Weizmann
Palestine
State of
Franklin Roosevelt
Hebrew University
President Roosevelt
Mileva Marie
Lieserl
Japanese tycoon Tsutsumi worth at least 21 billion says Forbes
Yoshiaki Tsutsumi, 53, heads Seibu's railways division and controls vast Tokyo real estate. Forbes estimates his assets at 21 billion dollars, making him probably the world's richest Japanese businessman and a leader among Japan's rising billionaires.
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New York
Tokyo
Yoshiaki Tsutsumi
Forbes Magazine
Japan
Forbes
Tsutsumi
Seibu Group
Seibu
Railways
Price Hotels
Cheers bar crowds Boston tourists despite noise and exhaust
Boston tourists flood the Bull and Finch bar in Beacon Hill linked to the Cheers TV series. Officials say the pub ranks behind Faneuil Hall and the Freedom Trail as a top city attraction, with 65 workers selling Cheers souvenirs and new souvenir stands added to handle demand.
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Boston
Bull and Finch
Beacon Hill
Hampshire House
Faneuil Hall
the Bull and Finch
Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication and Subscription Note
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 by The Gazette Company publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Postmaster address changes to Cedar Rapids Gazette P O Box 511 Cedar Rapids IA 52406.
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Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette Company
Third Avenue SE
Iowa
U.S
Associated Press
AP News
Cedar Rapids Gazette, Inc
P.O
Birthday bash for Melvin Belli in San Francisco
About 4500 people gathered in front of the Belli Building as Melvin Belli celebrated an early birthday. He wore a fire chief hat beside an antique firetruck while a bikini‑clad performer popped from a cake and Jim and Tammy Bakker watched.
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Belli
Melvin Belli
Jim
Tammy Bakker
San Francisco
Mrs. Bakker
Bakkers
PTL
Wild Jazmine
Oregon Pharmacist Creates Nationwide Wrinkle Cream
Portland pharmacist Robert Heldfond developed EBS a wrinkle cream sold from his drugstore and praised for reducing facial lines. Lab tests claim daily morning and night use smooths aging skin with Liprogen and fast absorbing base leaving skin soft and velvety.
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Robert Heldfond
Portland
Heldfond
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U.S.S.R
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State Tourism Bureau
Paul Revere
Ald
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N.E
Reagan
Nancy Reagan
York
Maine
HOPE
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Norm Crosby
City of Hope
Abraham Bolsky
Kennedy
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Petersen Harned von Maur
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