Word: anties
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...President's AIDS program. By a 96-to-0 vote last week the Senate amended a $9.4 billion supplemental- appropriations bill to require the testing of immigrants; entry will be denied to those found to have been exposed to the AIDS virus. The Senate also approved $77 million for anti-AIDS programs. The House is expected to pass a similar measure later this year...
...successor, whose confirmation by the Senate should encounter no serious obstacles, also enjoys widespread respect in international economic circles, though he has no central bank experience. Moreover, his economic views are cut from essentially the same conservative, anti-inflationary fabric as Volcker's. As a Republican who has already served one Republican President, however, Greenspan is bound to face increasing pressure to bend his actions to political ends as the 1988 presidential election draws nearer. Indeed, some Administration critics argued last week that Greenspan's surprise appointment already amounted to just such political meddling. Said Pierre Rinfret, a former Nixon...
...immediate future, Greenspan is likely to follow Volcker's anti- inflation policies. Says Harry Kalberman, a broker at Merrill Lynch and a close Greenspan friend: "People who think he will allow inflation to come back are fooling themselves." Agrees Jerry Jasinowski, chief economist of the National Association of Manufacturers: "Philosophically, he may feel more strongly about reducing inflation than Volcker...
West German officials had plenty of their own questions, but nothing they had learned so far pointed to anti-Soviet political motives behind the trip, or for that matter any other kind of political rationale. Investigators were not able to link Rust, a computer operator, to any organization other than his flying club, from which he rented the single-engine aircraft. One intriguing theory for Rust's motivation was advanced by a West German amateur pilot named Silke Matzen, who was traveling in the Soviet Union and witnessed the Red Square landing. Since it occurred on the Christian holy...
...President von Weizsacker is one of the most courageous, outspoken voices of modern Germany," says Abraham H. Foxman, the head of the international affairs commission of B'nai Brith's Anti-Defamation League...