AILING CEO IS REPLACED AT TOYOTA

By:

RICHARD JOHNSON

August 14, 1995 05:00 AM

An era of Toyoda family domination of Toyota Motor Corp., Japan's biggest automaker, ended abruptly last week with the replacement of ailing Tatsuro Toyoda as chief executive.

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