Executives Resist Vacations Despite Policy Liberalization
In large firms managers like Fastalk face pressure to take time off as policies liberalize. The AMA study finds executives reluctant to use entitlements, with some firms requiring longer breaks plus uninterrupted away from work. Policies seek shorter service time for vacations, carryover rights, and renewed emphasis on rest to boost productivity.
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New York
Fastalk
Mr. Big
Big
American Management Association
Management Association
Riod
Premier Denies Plan To Resign In Saigon Meeting
Premier Tran Van Huong withdrew a threat to resign after a long meeting with President Nguyen Van Thieu in Saigon. Thieu pledged support and said he would consult before any major appointments. Huong later denied he had contemplated resigning. Vice President Nguyens name follows in the report.
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Saigon
Tran van Huong
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Huong
Nguy
Long-Sought Clue Found In Body's Defense System
Duarte California AP An experimental pathologist at City of Hope Medical Center Dr Riojun Kinosita reports progress in understanding how macrophages trap and analyze invading material and instruct lymphocytes to produce targeted antibodies. He envisions training macrophages to identify cancer as foreign and to prevent antibodies against transplanted organs, potentially reducing reliance on radiation or drugs.
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Kinosita
New $7.5 Million Plant Slated For Magnolia
A $7.5 million bromine and ethylene dibromine plant will be built in Columbia County by Great Lakes Chemical Corp and Ethyl Corp. The site lies five miles south of Magnolia, near Horsehead Creek, with construction to start immediately and finish mid 1989. Dow Chemical operates another major plant in the county.
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Magnolia. Ark
Columbia County
Great Lakes Chemical Corp
West Lafayette
Ind
Ethyl Corp
Richmond, Va
Great Lakes
Magnolia
Horsehead Creek
el Dorado
Dow Chemical Company
Leaders of GOP swing to Nixon in 1968 race
AP report notes Republican hopefuls shift to front runner Richard Nixon. Hatfield Baker Percy indicate support while Agnew Volpe and Tower show leanings toward Nixon. Hatfield praises Nixon for leadership on Vietnam and forecasts a Nixon Humphrey contest with Nixon as likely nominee.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Mark C. Hatfield
Oregon
Howard H. Baker Jr
Tennessee
Nixon
Charles H. Percy
Hatfield
Baker
Percy
New York
Nelson A Rockefeller
Miami Beach
Spiro T Agnew
Maryland
John A Volpe
Massachusetts
Texas
John G Tower
U.S
Vietnam
Oregon Republican
Rockefeller
Eugene J McCarthy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
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