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The two Presidents then formally agreed to start negotiations on both natural gas prices and on illegal immigration. The U.S. also signed scientific and technological agreements to help improve housing and crop development in Mexico. In his one excursion into the countryside, Carter visited a model farm (newly stocked and...
France. The word conjures up images of delicious wines, beautiful girls and elegant dinners for two at Maxime's. To the American, France means little more than a vacation in Paris, an excursion to Versailles, or perhaps a week loafing on the beaches of Nice.
It may have been in a desperate attempt to gain international support against such a Vietnamese assault that Cambodia last week embarked on its oddest scheme yet to end its self-imposed isolation: a twice-weekly six-hour tourist excursion from Bangkok to the exquisite Cambodian temple complex of Angkor...
With only a mile remaining, the Crimson looked like it was in fourth place, one place short of the excursion to the NCAAs. Fitzsimmons, Sheehan and Meyer were finishing in good positions, but where, oh where, could the fourth and fifth scorers be?
Reynold's excursion set up a Howe field goal that made the margin just seven, and the Tigers had life.