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Camara, a long-time critic of Brazil's military government, also noted that Brazil's economic problems hinder political progress. "It is very difficult to conduct a government when our inflation is overpassing 150 per cent," Camara said...

Author: By Andrew T. Pugh, | Title: Brazilian Archbishop Camara Attacks Power of Multinationals | 5/22/1981 | See Source »

...hired Bob Lemon," Fowler said, "Do you believe that?") and says he has never had any problems. "I think he's the greatest, he's been loyal and never lied to me. The players love him because they know he'll be on their side a hundred per cent. He just loves the game, and it just kills him when he loses...

Author: By Bruce Schoenfeld, | Title: Looks Like A Strike | 5/22/1981 | See Source »

...attacked President Reagan's budget proposal, saying the cuts would "put the dollar sign back on the door of universities and colleges." In an interview with The Crimson, Kennedy said that while he agrees that spending cuts should be made, the Reagan education program is "effectively a 25-per-cent cut right across the board--there has not been a careful evaluation of the programs...

Author: NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED | Title: Meanwhile... | 5/22/1981 | See Source »

...Scientists, Richard Garwin, professor of Policy Studies at the Kennedy School of Government and a member of the Defense Department Advisory Council predicted the likelihood of a limited nuclear exchange. "Garwin said he believed the probability of a small scale nuclear exchange by the year 2000 was 100 per cent and for a large scale, 50 per cent. Among people studying the issue carefully, that's how we feel too." Mendelsohn adds...

Author: By Kate Orville, | Title: Prevention When There is No Cure | 5/20/1981 | See Source »

...possibility of nuclear war is especially relevant to young people, Muller, IPPNW's secretary, asserts. There is a finite, but real chance of a nuclear exchange every year, he says, adding that no one is sure what it is. But if one assumes it is a one per cent chance. "In the 50 years life expectancy left to Harvard undergraduates, that makes a 40 per cent chance of war in their lifetime...

Author: By Kate Orville, | Title: Prevention When There is No Cure | 5/20/1981 | See Source »

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