Japanese Workers Impress Yet Americans Question Value
A Media General AP poll of 1,402 adults shows 53 percent think Japanese workers are harder working and 56 percent view Japanese companies as better run, yet 52 percent doubt Japanese products are better than American ones. Opinions on imports and car origins vary by vehicle ownership and job type, with a 3 point margin of error.
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Japan
Media General Associated Press
Media General AP
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Reagan and Kennedy honor JFK at political fund raiser
President Reagan and Senator Kennedy set aside rivalry to honor John F Kennedy at a Kennedy library fundraiser in McLean Virginia. Caroline and John Jr joined Jacqueline Onassis Nancy Reagan and Kathleen Townsend as guests amid praise for Kennedy's charisma and wartime leadership.
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Caroline
John
Nancy
Boston
Times
Oval Office
John Kennedy
White House
Massachusetts
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John Jr
Kathleen Kennedy Townsend
Robert F. Kennedy
New Airport Traffic Concerns Press Safety Hearing
NTSB officials told a congressional hearing that 14 near collision incidents occurred in three months at a dozen airports as planes or ground vehicles faced danger during takeoffs or landings. A Birmingham Alabama collision four days earlier killed one person, highlighting wider traffic control worries.
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Washington
National Transportation Safety Board
National Guard
Birmingham
Ala
FDA Reinterprets Delaney Clause on Cancer Risk in Additives
FDA chief Dr. Frank Young claims the Delaney Clause allows approving certain food additives with de minimis cancer risk, marking a shift from absolute bans. The debate followed prior industry criticism and a 1977 saccharin controversy, while further study is urged. In separate testimony, NTSB official David Kelly described near-collision failures between ground and local air traffic controllers at airports, citing multiple incidents across major cities between March and June.
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David Kelly
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Karen Carlin Laments Her Marriage's Collapse
Karen Carlin said at Cedar Crest that she tried to save her four-year marriage to Kansas Gov. John Carlin but reconciliation failed as no fault divorce proceeded under Kansas law. She claimed her efforts, including counseling, did not stop the governor from pursuing divorce. The couple married in 1981. details of the settlement remain sealed.
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Karen Carlin
Kansas
John Carlin
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Saline County
Joel Weimer
Wichita State University
Washburn University of Topeka
John
Ramona Hawkins Carlin
Karen
Jack Hurley
Lawrence
Johnson County
Ramona Carlin
Lisa
Cedar Crest
Kansas State University
David
Germany
Harvard University
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