Auto Executives Lose Top Pay Status in 1974 Shakeup
A Business Week survey shows 1974 auto industry leaders fell behind most other sectors in compensation. Michel C. Bergerac topped the year with 1.595 million, while Ford and Iacocca each lost 292000 from 1973 salaries to 292000. GM and Chrysler also cut salaries and bonuses, though AMC saw gains with Chapin and Luneburg.
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Detroit
America
Review
Michel C. Bergerac
At&t
Business Week
Ford
Henry Ford II
Lee A. Iacocca
Iacocca
General Motors
Thomas A. Murphy
Chrysler Corp
Lynn Townsend
John Riccardo
Chrysler
Townsend
Riccardo
Metric System Moves Into Schools Across States
Illinois boards push metric teaching in kindergarten through 6th grade and exclusively in higher grades by 1976 as part of a nationwide shift. Legislatures in several states enact related metric laws while debates continue at the national level.
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Chicago
Illinois Board of Education
Illinois Board
Congress
U.S
Colorado
Hawaii
Louisiana
Minnesota
New Mexico
Utah
Virginia
Illinois House
State Board of
Cedar Rapids Area Ten Seeks Listings for Seats
Cedar Rapids system telephone numbers 363 8244 and 398 5605 list area ten SEATS in Cedar Rapids and toll free 800 332 5934 for elsewhere inquiries.
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Cedar Rapids
Area Ten
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Richard C. Gerstenberg
Elliott M. Estes
Edward N. Cole
American Motors
AMC
Roy D. Chapin
William V. Luneburg
Chapin
Luneburg
Education
Richard Martwick
Cook County
Bank Americard
Senior Citizen
Killian
Ceder Rapids
Iowa City Mall
Sycamore