Death of bonus hurts car industry executives in Bloomfield Hills
In Bloomfield Hills Michigan the recession hits auto leaders not with layoffs but shrinking bonuses. Executives at GM faced a 1974 pay setback as bonuses decline, affecting charity pledges and social spending in a town famed for wealth.
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Bloomfield Hills, Mich
Detroit
Grosse Pointe
Helmut Gosse
Bloomfield Hills
Henry Ford II
Lippmann Leaves Harvard Most of Estate After Death
Walter Lippman dies at age 85 in New York on December 14, leaving most of his 500000 dollar estate to Harvard University. A stepdaughter and a former ward receive 50000 each, and his secretary gets 10000. Papers go to Yale. Ford stock holdings yield 3.20 a share annual dividend. he resided in Grosse Pointe. Meanwhile laid off workers face dwindling unemployment benefits as UAW reports about 1000 workers weekly lose supplemental funds.
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New York
Walter Lippman
Harvard University
Harvard
Helen M. Gamble
Maine
Jane Wilmerding
Charlotte Wallace
Washington, D.C
Lippman
Yale
Ford
Grosse Point
United Auto Workers Union
Free Beltone Hearing Aid Offered To All Readers
In Hamilton Ohio Beltone announces a free replica of its smallest ever hearing aid. The ad invites readers who hear but need help to request the unit at home with no cost or obligation. It weighs under one ounce, sits at ear level, and has no body wires. Recipients may keep the device free.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Beltone
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Beltone Hearing Aidservice
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Hamilton, Ohio
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