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...face it--there are 19 bowl games between now and January 17, plus professional football's countdown to the Super Bowl--football is forever. There is the Senior Bowl, the Hula Bowl, the East-West Shrine Bowl and the Blue-Gray Classic, all all-star games. There are the four major Bowls--Sugar, Orange, Rose and Cotton--the four next-to-major bowls--Peach, Gator, Sun and Fiesta--and a smattering of junk bowls, foremost among them the Liberty, Tangerine and Bluebonnet...
Initial reports from several Reagan transition teams fell due this week, including the State Department task force, where Richard E. Pipes, Baird Professor of History, is monitoring developments on the Polish front and other areas of U.S.-Soviet and East-West relations...
...proximity. Long-standing cultural ties and a large emigrant population have produced enormous sympathy for Poland in Western Europe. Leaders there know that public opinion would never let them forgive Moscow if it ever intervened. An invasion, they fear, would not only destroy detente but possibly provoke a perilous East-West confrontation...
...Schmidt strode over to Reagan's house at 4 p.m. Thursday and talked with the President-elect for an hour. They discussed the state of the NATO alliance, East-West relations, arms control and defense. Schmidt was obviously pleased, in glowing contrast to his usual somber mood after talking with Carter. The German leader could never conceal his impatience with what he regarded as Carter's moralistic and vacillating approach to foreign policy. Although he originally considered Reagan to be a politically inexperienced movie actor, he is swallowing his doubts and now regards Reagan...
...leaving the matter for its successor. But Washington officials were already raising questions about the security of Western loans to East bloc nations, which now total about $70 billion. The matter is also increasingly being seen as a test of Moscow's willingness to bail out its overextended satellites. "It is not just a question of loans and credits and money," says a senior member of the Belgium banking community, "but a supreme matter of state in East-West relations...