Aborigines of Wulai Adapt To Tourism In Taiwan
An 87-year-old craftsman weaves hats as elder tattooed elders watch Western visitors. In Wulai Taiwan the Atayal and Yami tribes balance traditions with tourism. Government incentives support enterprise while preserving culture and tax exemptions aid families. Tourism reshapes life on the mountain frontier.
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British Steel Corp reports 1975 loss amid global recession
Sir Monty Finniston, outgoing BSC chairman, said the state owned company posted a 459 million dollar loss in 1975 after three years of rising profits. He cited the world recession, high inflation and lack of subsidies as key factors and warned the industry still faces tough times. He hoped BSC would break even or profit in 1977 78 and compared productivity with Europe and Japan noting many countries use fewer workers.
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Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee Plans Spark London Festivities
Britain readies a month-long silver jubilee with plans from governments and industries. London officials, led by Lord Drogheda and Mayor Leslie Hilliard, envision a city en fete with regattas street fairs and decorative buses. Memorial ideas include a forest at Balmoral and chalk hillside carvings, while the queen urges careful public spending.
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