Word: address
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...away from the "regional negotiations" which are "the best way to resolve the conflicts in Central America." That makes some sense, but Hughes neglected to mention that the Administration has turned a deaf ear to the Contadora group, which has been pushing for negotiations all along. Nor did Hughes address the discrepancy between the alleged heartfelt desire for negotiation and the real Administration emphasis of late: squeezing a bloated military assistance budget out of Congress and clandestinely mining Nicaraguan harbors without informing key members of Congress...
...only security is within our own group, and this makes a mockery of the ideal of a diverse, interacting community, within which all learn from each other. The message of separatism and mistrust which we have all heard in the past week will, with luck, force our community to address these problems, and for this we should perhaps thank the Pi for bringing the existing tensions into the open, and allowing them to be discussed. If it were up to me, however, this would be the last service of any sort performed by the Pi Eta Speakers Club. Eric Stockel...
...committee feel that the resolutions moved beyond reform in the workplace to really address the central issues of concern," Nancy Kossan, spokesman for the committee explained after last night's meeting...
...amounts to local surrogate governments. In the absence of financial support from abroad, moreover, thousands of citizens are destined for unemployment and hundreds of factories for closure. The coming election may only compound Marcos' woes if, in the words of one diplomat, "it forces the Marcos government to address an agenda that others help to define." So far, however, Marcos, a master of survival, has shown a remarkable gift for writing the agenda himself and for keeping all the perks of power safely inside his own pocket. -By Pico Iyer. Reported by Sandra Burton/Manila
Jardine's move renewed the apprehension surrounding the 1997 expiration of Britain's lease on 90% of Hong Kong's territory and its transfer to Peking. The company's decision to change its legal address could encourage others to follow. Jardine Chairman Simon Keswick, 42, stressed that his company plans to divide its operations between Hong Kong and other cities. But, he added, Jardine wants to keep its "ability to operate under English...