Insurance firms push pollution reforms with tough deadlines
The CNA group vows to audit insureds for pollution problems and demand corrective actions. If firms persist in polluting, CNA will stop writing any liability, property, or surety insurance for them, regardless of profit. The Insurance Company of North America already excluded pollution damage from liability policies. The stance hints at broader industry reform driven by corporate conscience.
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Insurance Company of North America
George McDonnell
Continental Casualty Company
CNA Insurance Group
CNA
McDonnell
Space Defense Center Tracks Space Debris and Traffic
For a decade the NORAD Space Defense Center near Colorado Springs monitors about 2400 space objects daily. Most are junk, with under 500 functioning satellites, tracked to avoid collisions and aid Apollo 15 missions. The center grew from Sputnik era tracking and sits in Cheyenne Mountain, within NORAD.
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Colorado Springs
North American Air Defense Command
Space Defense Center
Air Force
Navy
NORAD
Combat Operations
Cheyenne Mountain
Gibbs School Goes Coeducational for First Time
Katharine Gibbs School, long a top name in executive secretary training, will admit men to its programs this summer for the first time in its 60 year history. The move reflects growing demand for male secretaries in corporate offices and alters the traditional office party dynamic.
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New York
Eld
Katharine Gibbs
Times
Fireworks Safety Urged As Injuries Persist In July
Fireworks remain legal in about half the states and widely sold in others. The National Society for the Prevention of Blindness warns of hundreds of yearly eye and other injuries, especially in children. Experts urge extreme caution and abstinence to prevent tragic accidents.
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Legion
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Boyle's Column mixed worries and Vienna piano trade notes
HAL BOYLE provides a light column on dropping trivial worries and selective anxieties while noting a Vienna report that piano production rose 20 percent in Austria in 1970. About 85 percent of Austrian pianos are exported with West Germany, the United States, Great Britain, Italy and France as top buyers.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Uncle Sam
J. Edgar Hoover
U.S
Vienna
Austria
Austrian
Federal Press and Information Service
West Germany
United States
Great Britain
Italy
France
Sweden
South Africa
The Multinationals
An AP analysis outlines a growing Mexico based industrial zone along the border serving American firms. It notes 230 U.S. plants in Mexico with cheap labor and tariff relief under Item 807, while U.S. workers lose jobs and communities face strain. The piece examines policy questions for Nixon era trade, tariff reforms, and offshore production dynamics.
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Sterling F. Green
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Mexico
United States
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific
Europe
Japan
U.S
Matamoros
Juarez
Nueva Laredo
New England
Middle West
Taiwan
Haiti
Hong Kong
Italy
Nixon
Council On International Economic Policy
Congress
U.S. Tariff Commission
Caribbean
Canada
England
France
Tariff Commission
Baja California
California
Afl-Cio
San Diego
America
Only by L.M.Boyd
A collage of quips and observations from L M Boyd including fashion notes about plastic surgeons hairnets in the Swedish army playful lines about hot pants etymology and a closing call for reader letters to Boyd at Fort Worth Texas 76102 with 1971 copyright notice.
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L.M. Boyd
P.O
Fort Worth
Texas
Clear US policy urged for East West detente stance
The piece argues Nixon should push for genuine two way diplomacy with the Soviet Union, warning Moscow seeks to undermine NATO and dominate Eurasia. It notes Russia's weak economy, China rivalry, and the need for a realistic policy to secure durable peace through negotiated limits and continued US Russian talks.
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New York
NEA
Nixon
United States
NATO
Russia
Red China
West
Moscow
Kremlin
Red World
Senate
West Germany
Willy Brandt
West Berlin
Middle East
Mediterranean
Atlantic
Western Europe
Eurasia
Europe
Egypt
North Vietnam
Cuba
Africa
Asia
North Korea
Laos
Cambodia
China
Newspaper Enterprise Association
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Bob Moore
ORE Rowden
Bonne Cearley Woulemts Editor
South Cedar Street
Pecos
Far West
Boyle
Frank Sinatra
Muhammad Ali
U.S. Supreme Court
Multinationals
Peoria
Callas
Maria Callas
Juilliard School
Miss Callas
L.m.boyd
New York City
East Side
30Th
90Th Streets
Rome
Samuel Butler
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Berry’s
Lfon Dennen
Leon Dennen
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