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...Bernard L. Parham
...decline to $177.4 billion the following year. Continued economic weakness, though, could make those projections wildly optimistic. John Langum, president of Business Economics, a Chicago consulting firm, predicts that if the economy goes into recession, the deficit will jump to $400 billion in 1986. --By John Greenwald. Reported by Bernard Baumohl/New York and Christopher Redman/Washington
...frame the letter so that Reagan's delegation of power would appear as a single, isolated act based on a unique set of circumstances. But Reagan's situation is not unique, and the letter does set a precedent in practical, if not legal terms. New York University Law Professor Bernard Schwartz says that the problem of presidential illnesses and the uncertainty they create about who is in charge were instrumental in passing the amendment...
...strengths and weaknesses were also laid out for all to see. Here was Prince Charles, in line to lead an Anglican Church that split with Rome over a king's divorce five centuries ago, postponing his wedding a day to attend this ceremony instead. There was Boston's Bernard Cardinal Law, now in Rome after resigning over his handling of the sex-abuse scandals, preparing to preside over one of this week's funeral Masses. There were representatives of the Arab League, the King of Jordan, the Palestinian Prime Minister, the President of Syria, come from lands where the memory...
...Bernard L. Parham