Word: canadas
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...under McManus and frequently sat in editing for him, first worked for the magazine as a stringer, when he was an undergraduate at Stanford University. Reared in Switzerland until age 6, when he and his family moved to San Francisco, Muller joined TIME in 1971 as a correspondent in Canada. He next served in Brussels as European economic correspondent and in Paris as bureau chief before coming to New York as a writer in 1981. He became senior editor of the World section and, last year, chief of correspondents and an assistant managing editor. Presiding over the much acclaimed...
...nightmare of the modern age: a group of terrorists, say, or a renegade nation obtains a nuclear warhead and then acquires the means to deliver the deadly device. Last week the U.S. and six allies (Japan, Britain, France, West Germany, Italy and Canada) announced an agreement that could make that scenario less likely. Each has promised not to export any missiles powerful enough to carry a 1,100-lb. nuclear warhead more than 190 miles...
Georgi Arbatov, director of the Soviet Union's U.S.A. and Canada Institute, interviewed from Moscow on "Meet the Press," said arms control "looks more possible, but I'm tremendously cautious...
Linnas supporters dispute exactly that. Deportation is a civil proceeding, and they argue that the U.S. should use the more rigorous standards of criminal procedure, as Canada has decided to do. Critics also point out that witnesses in the U.S.S.R. testify under Soviet rules and cannot be adequately challenged by attorneys for the accused. No Americans have been given access to Soviet archives, they...
...before the formal meeting, delegates from the Group of Seven major industrial nations -- the U.S., Japan, West Germany, France, Britain, Italy and Canada -- huddled behind closed doors at the U.S. Treasury to discuss the uncertain situation. At their gathering, Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker undoubtedly emphasized the same understated point he had made to a Senate committee earlier in the week, when he said, "Further sizable depreciation of the dollar could well be counterproductive." The ministers emerged wearily after nightfall with a three-paragraph statement. Its thrust was a reaffirmation of a declaration made by virtually the same group last...