Talking computers push computerized services to business
The article notes progress in machine speech and computer talk enabling long speeches to be transmitted from stored information. IBM cites traffic control and medical care as fields ready for expansion while a New York Queens traffic system shows reduced travel times. A talking computer could let surgeons access patient history instantly during procedures.
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City man and two others win Toyota sales trip
Three Fann Toyota sales staff members from 1433 East 3rd Street earned trips to Europe as top performers in a U.S. Toyota promotion. The group, described as coworker teammates, achieved the commission’s best results and will travel to the continent as part of the incentive program.
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Toyota
Europe
U.S
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Oun
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Hawaii
London
Paris
McAleese
Mexico City
J.T. Ryan
Steel industry budgets 320 million for pollution controls
The American Iron and Steel Institute reports the steel industry will spend 320.3 million dollars on air and water quality facilities in 1972 and later, expanding total environmental protection outlays to about 1.5 billion dollars since 1931.
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Pittsburgh
American Iron and Steel Institute
Auto Insurance Rules Vary Across States and Borders
The Insurance Reformation Institute warns travelers to ensure auto coverage is adequate before trips. It notes U S and Mexican Canadian limits differ with states like Arizona and Nevada setting higher requirements. If uninsured after an accident, driving privileges may be suspended and home state notifications could lead to license and registration revocation. Check with agents about financial responsibility laws at destinations.
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Canada
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Cabbie Who Became South American Hotel Tycoon
Jose Tjurs rose from van assistant cabbie starting with hand crank to head a 325 million hotel empire. He built Nacional Rio in Rio de Janeiro and now controls eight hotels with plans for five more including a 200 room project at Iguassu Falls. He scouts U S conventions, speaks six languages, and touts Brazil's stability and booming economy attracting American investment.
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UPN
Jose Tjurs
Tyurs
South America
Guvea Beach
Rio de Janeiro
Iguassu Falls
Brazil
Paragua
Latin
Europe
United States
America
Ford Courier Debuts in Southwestern Markets August 18
Ford announces the new Courier compact pickup with an 104 inch wheelbase and 1800cc four cylinder engine will go on sale in Ford Division Phoenix district dealers August 18. The truck is built in Hiroshima by Toyo Kogyo, Ltd. as part of a growing small truck market.
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Phoenix
Hiroshima
Toyo Kogyo, Ltd
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