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Outside San Francisco in Marin County, a 2,200-acre luxury real estate development is rapidly going up that will eventually be home to 16,000 people. In Honolulu, plans are afoot to break ground for a 28-story, 1,056-unit cooperative apartment building. In Hong Kong, the foundation...
For generations, Hawaii's business community was tightly controlled by the islands' haole (Caucasian) first families through a web of interlocking marriages and directorates. With clerkships the top jobs offered to them by most haole firms, Hawaiians of mixed blood turned to running hui-syndicates in which one...
Ho foresightedly cuts local businessmen in on his projects outside Hawaii, firmly believes that investing U.S. companies can no longer angle for complete control of their enterprises in the strongly nationalistic Asian countries. But in spite of his big-league operations across the Pacific. Ho is still the head of...
Died. Robert Garrett, 85, Baltimore banker, collector of ancient Oriental manuscripts, and last survivor of the 13-man U.S. squad that won the unofficial team victory in the first modern Olympiad in 1896; of arteriosclerosis; in Baltimore. After arriving in Athens tired and out of shape a day before the...
will work toward a Ph.D. Department of Oriental Studies. at present a history teacher at College in New Brunswick, N.J. of Barnard College, Mrs. received a Danforth Foundation which will go toward paying tuition at Princeton. She is the Edward B. Meservey, a research with the James Forrestal Center.