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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1975

Page

7

Animal Heroes of the Year

A German Shepherd named Fawn, owned by Mr. and Mrs. William Schlesinger of St. Petersburg, Florida, is named America’s dog hero for saving their grandson Russ Tiger Schoenberger from a rattlesnake. She receives the Ken-Lation gold medal, a $1,000 savings bond, a gold-plated collar and leash, and a year’s supply of dog food. She had previously thwarted a home robbery and defended her owner from danger.

New York America Fawn William Schlesinger St. Petersburg Fla Schlesingers Russ Tiger) Schoenberger Quaker Oats Co United States Sue Schoenberger Schlesinger Tiger Sue American Kennel Club William Fugate Brookfield, Mo Duke

Best Quality Voted by Employes

A Society for Advancement of Management Journal article reports that supervisors who encourage employees to do their best are rated the top leadership quality. Listening to workers and mutual cooperation follow, with findings from a multinational company survey by Dr. Yoram Zeira and Dr. Ehud Harari. The piece also notes the Electoral College as the indirect method for presidential elections and past misses of popular vote winners.

New York Society For Advancement of Management Journal Yoram Zeira Tel Aviv University Ehud Harari University of California United States Electoral College Congress

Mexicans Queue for U S Visas At Mexico City Embassy

Dozens of Mexicans sleep in line outside the U S embassy in Mexico City seeking visas. The line often stretches over three blocks with paid spot-holders and a 20 percent rise in applications this year. Consul General Fred Smith notes heavy demand and plans to add officers to handle the influx.

Mexico City UPI United States Tokyo London Kobe-Osaka Japan Fred Smith Inter

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