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...Gillen has a face like his farmland-brown and a little bit broken. "I don't know how we're going to make it," the farmer says as he looks at some of his cows huddling under a bridge to escape the burning sun. Gillen, 66, has only 20 cows left from a herd of 450. After three years of drought in southwestern Colorado, Gillen's fields are parched, his irrigation water is spent, and he has been selling off land and livestock to cover debts. His banker keeps telling him that he should find some other line of work...
...including marks for career passing yards (4,511) and career touchdown passes (33) in his two years as the leader of the Crimson offense. Named Harvard’s 129th captain, the Hawaiian native was able to gain eligibility this season after sitting out his sophomore year with a broken foot. Rose knows how to win and sees big things for this year’s offense...
...region. While the worst of the Yugoslav wars may be over, the next two months bring a flurry of elections that will test the lingering clout of nationalists and hard-liners from Banja Luka to Belgrade. In Macedonia, where elections are set for Sept. 15, hostilities have already broken the surface calm. In the past two weeks, a pair of Macedonian police and two ethnic Albanians have been killed and five Macedonians kidnapped (and later released) in what locals believe is an attempt by extremists on both sides to intimidate voters and skew results. At such a delicate time, even...
...nose thumbings and eye gougings GM has endured on its way to acquiring South Korea's third largest automaker. After nearly three years of courting Daewoo, GM and its partners?including Suzuki Motor Corp. of Japan?agreed to pay $400 million in cash for a majority stake in the broken-down carmaker. GM's gamble is that it can radically rebuild the busted company, transforming it into a low-cost producer of cheap cars not just for Korea but for export to places like Latin America and China. The overhaul is already quietly under way, and the company is scheduled...
...president in 1992 but finished a distant third, his candidacy torpedoed by corruption allegations. The younger Chung must overcome charges of political inexperience and the opposition of Hyundai's trade unions, which fear he may fund his campaign with company assets. But if Red Devil fever hasn't broken by December, Chung might just play himself into the Blue House...