Retired Traveler Seeks Care in Culture Free Trips
Dorothea Hanatschek, 82, a longtime American Geographical Society volunteer, praises Grand Circle Travel for tailored tours for 55 plus. She rejects cultural focus, preferring Nordic regions, Alaska, and rugged landscapes, while recalling a life of travel and loss.
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NEA
Grand Circle Travel
American Association of Retired Persons
Dorothea Hanatschek
AARP
Asia
Africa
American Geographical Society
Geographical Society
University of Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Scandinavia
Alaska
Canary Islands
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Iceland
New Jersey
Coolidge
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Gorillas move to $2 million outdoor habitat at Cincinnati Zoo
The Cincinnati Zoo shifted about half its 14 gorillas from indoor cages to a $2 million outdoor area with a 20 foot waterfall, grass and bamboo as 400-pound Hatari asserts dominance. Keepers say stress will fade once pecking order forms. King Tut remains indoors due to poor sight.
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UPI
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Bery Pannhuk
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Ed Maruska
Pannkuk
King Tut
Maruksa
Paper currency losses force sale of profitable operation
UPI reports that FASB 8 rules on foreign currency translation have created accounting uncertainties for U.S. firms with overseas units. Quality Inns, Inc. sold its Ratingen Germany motel after showing paper losses due to dollar weakness, despite strong operating profits. President Joseph W. McCarthy laments the misleading earnings figures and stock impact, noting smaller firms are more vulnerable.
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UPI
Financial Accounting Standards Board
Columbia University
Nathaniel Leff
Leff
Fasb 8
Quality Inns, Inc
Silver Spring Md
Ratingen
Due
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