Word: kaiser
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...graduate of last spring's AMP, Kathryn A. Paul of Kaiser Permanent Medical Care Program, was one of the four women executives in her program. Paul who says she didn't worry about making a quantitative input to AMP discussions. "It's not so much how much you say, but the quality of what you say." Paul says came to the AMP with a differentapproach to business problems from many of her classmates because Kaiser is a non-profit company. "I contributed to a different perspective in the classroom...
...reminiscing about the World Wars, President Reagan revealed that as a first grader in Illinois during World War I, he experienced nightmares of the Kaiser's soldiers marching down Main Street [NATION, June 11]. Our President would wake up frightened and confused in the dark to ask himself, "Where would I hide if this were true?" I suspect that this is the same question that first graders ask themselves in the 1980s. James E. Kences Marion, Mass...
...ignore an occasion that brought together the major Allies in an event that was televised across Europe and reported in detail on every front page. Rightly or wrongly, West Germans were made to feel the stigma of a Nazi era that for many of them is as remote as Kaiser Wilhelm...
National first approached Nippon Kokan about a joint venture last July. Love knew that the Japanese company wanted a beachhead in the U.S. In 1979 Nippon Kokan considered buying plants from Kaiser Steel, but backed out after deciding that the facilities were outdated. Last year the Japanese firm broke off negotiations to buy Ford's Rouge Steel unit, mainly because the United Auto Workers would not make wage concessions. This time Nippon Kokan did not insist on a new contract with National's steelworkers, though they make an average of $21 an hour in wages and benefits, compared...
...striving to diversify beyond what it was for so long: a supplier of so-called niche cars for a limited market. Best known: the Jeep, which AMC bought from Kaiser Industries in 1969. Sales of the profitable four-wheel-drive vehicle are phenomenal. They more than doubled, to 16,500 through mid-February, from the same period a year...