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Some agencies used to take more than two months to respond-if they responded at all-and charged up to $1 per page to duplicate files. Now, they must reply within ten working days and limit charges to actual copying costs, usually 5? or 10? per page. Further, the new amendments permit a citizen to appeal to the courts if an agency refuses to turn over documents; it is up to the Government to prove that the material must be kept secret to preserve national security, protect confidential sources or for some other valid reason. If a judge agrees that...
...ruling Christian Democrats would remain in control and the Communists would never share power. Both assumptions were valid enough in better times, but they are clearly suspect in a year in which the economy sinks further toward possible disaster every day. Last week, after a month without any government at all-and with no viable coalition in sight-even the most cynical of Italians were wondering just how many political crises it would take for the Christian Democrats to ask the Communists' help to save the country...
...until now, I've hesitated to mention my thoughts on extending arms control over rocket technology and the deployment of warheads. You could say I've been saving the subject for dessert. Missiles are the most destructive means of all-and I don't care whether you call them offensive or defensive. I believe that until we have established mutual trust with our current adversaries, our ICBMS must be kept in readiness as our major deterrent. It is to be hoped that someday missiles too can be included in a disarmament agreement; but for the time being...
...which he was chained. It was a project that he could not hope to finish. Even if his health had not failed, the faltering of the French economic miracle would have delayed the fulfillment of his ambitions. Then the Middle East war exposed France's diplomatic impotence for all-and especially the Gaullist faithful...
...rates reached before the Arab-Israeli war broke out last October (production has since been cut 15% below that level). If so, the U.S. could expect a marked easing within a few months of the strain on its fuel supplies, especially gasoline, though prices will decline slowly-if at all-and conservation measures would still be needed...