Auto executives pay drop in 1974 pay survey
Detroit AP reports 1974 compensation of U S auto executives fell from 1973 highs as bonuses shrank. Michel Bergerac led with 1 595 000 total pay after leaving AT T for a cosmetics firm. Ford and GM saw large salary cuts while Chrysler cut pay but board granted some increases.
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Cuban life shows past and present in Havana balance
Sixteen years after Fidel Castro seized power Cuba blends new social trends with lingering old signs. The Tropicana and luxury hotels prosper as unions reward production gains while education campaigns build a youth-focused society. outside Havana new towns rise near farms bringing modern amenities.
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Mecklenburg Declaration debate highlighted in Charlotte tribute
Local historians in Charlotte discuss the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence said to precede the Continental Congress by 13 months, with credentials of backcountry NC figures like Rev Alexander Craighead and John Alexander debated. The 200th anniversary events include parades, religious services and a Ford speech.
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