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  • The White House will not influence decision GM on sale Opel

    The White House will not influence decision GM on sale Opel

    Barack Obama

    The white house is not intended to interfere with process of decision-making by a management of American autoconcern General Motors about sale of European branch Adam Opel GmbH, reports Reuters.

    Board of directors General Motors once again could not choose on August, 22nd the buyer from the Canadian manufacturer of autoaccessories Magna, the consortium with which includes the Russian Savings Bank, and Belgian investment company RHJ International. According to the assistant to the press-secretary of the White house Bill Burton, the government of the USA not begins to influence choice process in spite of the fact that 60% of actives GM own somehow.

    "According to the president, decisions on current operations should be accepted by workers General Motors. He (the US president Barack Obama) never wished to be engaged in this business, and the president is happy, that they make the decision and again rise on feet", — Burton at a briefing in the State of Massachusetts where spends holiday the US president has told.

    In turn press-secretary German chancellor Angela Merkel on Monday has confirmed, that the German government still wants, that concern Magna became buyer Opel, and undertakes necessary measures to promote. According to the press-secretary of the chancellor, the next session of management General Motors of a choice of the buyer will take place on September, 8th or 9.

    Board of directors GM gives only "recommendation" about the buyer. The definitive decision accepts appointed after the beginning of procedure of bankruptcy Opel "tutorial structure" in which enter on two representatives from GM and the federal government, and also a "neutral" member — the president of the Chamber of commerce of the USA into Germany Fred Irwin.

  • Presidential tooth artificial limb

    Presidential tooth artificial limb
    Presidential tooth
    During practically all life, George Washington had serious problems with a teeth. In the course of time their condition all became worse and worse, disturbed strong pains, and any of dentists to whom he addressed, could not offer anything, except their removal. In 1772 doctor from Philadelphia undertook this hard business and has removed to the patient at once some teeth. Then, George Washington has caught a long-awaited tooth artificial limb...

    The artificial limb has been cut out manually, partially from a bone of a hippopotamus, partially from a teeth of a cow and kept in a mouth metal arches. The tooth artificial limb has appeared little bit rather big for his mouth, creating specific expression which we can contemplate today on a portrait of the president. At present, the artificial limb is in National a museum of Maryland.

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