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State Department spokesman Richard Boucher urged Americans traveling abroad to take extra precautions. U.S. military bases in Germany have already beefed up security. American citizens in the Bonn area have been advised by the U.S. embassy to vary their daily routes. To protect their workers, three U.S. corporations -- Ford, Chrysler and 3M Co. -- last week banned or sharply restricted employee travel to nearly all destinations outside...
...Pentagon or the State Department or whoever -- the answer is the same." But the Vice President hasn't stopped trying. As the latest coup was under way, Laurel called it a display of democracy in action. Replied the U.S. State Department's deputy spokesman Richard Boucher: "We clearly do not view it that...
Last week the U.S. attempted to lay blame for the policy impasse on Hanoi's doorstep. Said State Department spokesman Richard Boucher: "We believe that Viet Nam cannot evade its responsibility to help achieve a comprehensive political solution in Cambodia." Until now, the U.S. led Hanoi to believe that the withdrawal of its troops from Cambodia would be enough to rescue Viet Nam from its international isolation. But with that formulation, Washington destroyed Hanoi's hopes for prompt normalization of relations with the outside world and an end to the trade embargo that has wrecked Viet Nam's economy...
...President announced a $65 million package of emergency military aid to Colombia, more than 2 1/2 times the $25 million the nation had been scheduled to receive. At the same time, the State Department warned that "Americans traveling to Colombia could expose themselves to extraordinary personal danger." Spokesman Richard Boucher said that State "strongly urges Americans to avoid visiting Medellin, headquarters of the drug traffickers' cartel...
Rather, said State Department spokesperson Richard Boucher, the administration believes Panamanians voted by margins of two or three to one to replace Noriega's regime...