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...free speech," said Enrico M. Brosio, a first-year MBA student...
...banks have been reluctant to take defensive measures. Says Robert Brosio, the U.S. Attorney's chief prosecutor...
...thus may end up fetching $500,000 on the street, for more than a 700% profit. For the adventurous, the greedy, or even for the hard-pressed businessman, the lure can become irresistible. "If you want to become a millionaire in a short period of time," says Robert Brosio, an assistant U.S. Attorney for Los Angeles, "in the drug business you can work your way up very fast." Fear of getting caught does not substantially deter risk taking. In Southern California, as elsewhere, those who use cocaine tend to be people of substance and reputation. "You're not dealing...
DIED. Manlio Brosio, 82, Italian diplomat who, as Secretary-General of NATO from 1964 to 1971, helped contain the damage of Charles de Gaulle's exit from the alliance; in Turin, Italy. A leader of Italy's small, right-of-center Liberal Party, Brosio helped coordinate the anti-Fascist resistance in World War II, later served as Defense Minister and envoy to Moscow, London, Washington and Paris...
This is only the beginning of Brosio's problem. NATO members in the Baltic and Mediterranean regions are afraid that any troop reduction in Central Europe would simply release a flood of Russian troops to put pressure on NATO's northern and southern flanks (see box opposite). Then there is the matter of the 329,000-man French army, which is outside Brosio's domain. France was the only one of the 15 NATO powers that did not endorse Brosio's mission, making it clear that the Italian explorer is in no way empowered to speak...