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...five principal enterprises of this former state conglomerate -- Planeta, Plamag, Zirkon, Brehmer and Perfecta-will now be run separately. All make sophisticated printing equipment, and all are international leaders in their fields. Some other machine and machine-tool companies get good marks from Western bankers, including the Fritz Heckert plant in Chemnitz and parts of the October 7 group like the Niles gear-grinding machine company that had its origins in Niles, Ohio. The list of the tigers, though, is far shorter than the list of the dogs...
...disclosures have ignited a public spat between the Energy Department and Du Pont chairman Richard Heckert. He charges that DOE has inflated the Savannah River troubles so that Westinghouse Electric, which is scheduled to take over the plant's operation from Du Pont on April 1, will look better. Heckert also contends that DOE is promoting the furor to gain public support and congressional funding for a new tritium-producing reactor at the huge installation. It would cost at least $6 billion and take more than six years to build. "Despite all the hullabaloo," Heckert says of his company...
...money into dollars for investment in the U.S. That has pushed the value of the dollar up more than 50% since 1980 against an average often major currencies. As a result, American exports have become more expensive abroad, while foreign imports have grown cheaper in the U.S. Says Richard Heckert, vice chairman of DuPont, the oil and chemical company: "Business that was profitable in the 1970s is often unprofitable in the '80s, and the only thing that has changed is the dollar...
...getting so that Red Boss Ulbricht could not trust anyone, not even the "deserving workers" and "reliable" intellectuals who are given special benefits, such as vacation trips abroad. When 354 of these well-treated East Germans arrived in Casablanca on the East German cruise ship Fritz Heckert, 23 of the honored passengers and a ship's officer defected by wandering off into the city's winding alleyways. The captain flashed word of the escapes to his headquarters in Rostock, got back cabled orders: INTENSIFY IDEOLOGICAL WORK ON BOARD. But stepped-up propaganda lectures were no solution; when...
George Clark Belden of Brookline, Arthur Ravenel Duane of Boston, Mark Falcon Lesses of Salem, John Bunker Mendonca of Nantucket, George Brooke Roberts of Bala, Pa., Lazarus Rubin of Boston, Daniel Heckert Sanders of South Bend, Ind. David Seegal of Dorchester, Samuel Teitelbaum of St. Louis...