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...back turned down a bid from Stockholder Simon (controlling more than 200,000 shares) to become a board member, and Roy W. Moore Jr., president of Canada Dry, which let Simon onto its board in August after first rebuffing his bid. Simon owns a 23% interest in Canada Dry v. 2% for the company's managers collectively. He is clearly a man to watch-closely...
That Charcoal Aroma. The U.S. is nearly saturated with main lines now, but the rush to build distribution lines continues. The cost: from $100,000 a mile in rural Alabama to $1,000,000 a mile in suburban New York. The oil v. gas competition is also heating up. The oil industry already pipelines directly to such airports as Washington's Dulles, New York's Kennedy and Chicago's O'Hare, where jet fuel demand is heavy; it is also planning lines directly into neighborhood service stations to replace tank trucks, considering community tanks from which...
Although the disputes strained Europe's unity, the French seemed unlikely to go so far as to break up the Common Market-if only because they have gained so much from it. Since 1958, the six members' gross national products have grown by an average 30% (v. the U.S.'s 23%, Britain's 16%), and their exports to one another have doubled. France has done much better than the average; its exports to the Market countries have nearly tripled, to $3.1 billion. If France is too protectionist to want any meaningful tariff cuts, it nonetheless could...
...Reality v. Romanism. By and large, criticism of the third session's agenda has been in the interest of greater realism rather than Romanism, clarity rather than cliche. Challenging the schema on religious orders last week, Belgium's Leo Josef Cardinal Suenens attacked the "ridiculous complications" of nuns' flowing habits, "which give the impression that the church is growing old rather than trying to renew itself in order to meet the needs...
...Evanston study complements similar figures from the neighboring New York towns of fluoridated Newburgh and fluoride-free Kingston. Of Newburgh's teenagers, 35.2% have normal bites, v. only 12% for their Kingston counterparts. Significantly, Kingston kids lost nine times as many permanent teeth, six times as many lower first molars. Reasoned Dr. Barber: "The benefits of fluoridation can be viewed indirectly as a factor in the reduction of malocclusion...