Study finds Nazi ideals gain support among some West Germans
An unpublished study funded by the Bonn chancellery shows 18 percent of West Germans think Germany was better under Hitler. It surveyed nearly 7,000 voters, finding 13 percent hold extreme right wing views rooted in Nazi history. Almost half of these extremists back the use of force for political aims.
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Helmut Schmidt
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Germany
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der Spiegel
National Democratic Party
Sinus Institute
Heidelberg
Schmidt
Linus Institute
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Farmer pays 42000 tax bill in one dollar bills
Oklahoma farmer David Rout of Logan County staged a protest against the IRS by paying a $42,000 estate tax bill in cash one dollar notes. He had two armed guards and four sacks of bills as workers counted the money at a city cashier window over several hours.
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Internal Revenue Service
Federal Reserve Bank
David Rout
Logan County
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Rout
Oklahoma Tax Commission
Bob Duerbrouck
Car dealer offers free live pig for cheaper cars
Clinton New Jersey AP reports Stuart Lasser the Ford dealer says he will give a free live pig to anyone who finds a car priced lower than his. He claims the stunt pokes fun at serious sales tactics and gives customers something to laugh at.
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Clinton, NJ
Stuart Lasser
Lasser
Gestures and voice training lift business speakers
John Connellan of Executive Technique argues gestures can hurt a speech if timed poorly while his method trains executives to use natural movement and varied intonation. The firm, now with New York City offices, offers on site and office sessions using television cameras to simulate speaking situations for leaders and groups.
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Executive Technique
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Connellan
New York City
Chicago
Near North Side
Senate
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