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...sudden onset of an illness afflicting at least 75 Quincy residents Thursday evening and Friday morning caused most students and several health export to blame the food served in the House as the cause...
...over rescheduling Polish debt payments due this year and imposed severe restrictions on most new credits to Poland. The Japanese also postponed official trade talks with the Soviets. Foreign ministers of the European Community, meanwhile, agreed to put a mild squeeze on Moscow by increasing the interest on Soviet export credits and limiting some Soviet imports...
...legacy of colonial exploitation that has left most dependent on a single crop--sugar--which they compete against each other to sell to the U.S. These nations lack any substantial industrial infrastructure and are net importers of food because so much of their land is either eroded or under export crops...
Washington, meanwhile, is taking a wait-and-see attitude. The Reagan Administration last month kept the Poles out of default by paying $71 million in gram-export loans that Warsaw owed to U.S. banks. That sum, however, is dwarfed by the $1.7 billion that American banks have loaned Poland, and the $ 1.9 billion of total direct Government lending. Administration officials believe that the best Western position is to continue holding out the threat of default without actually using it. Said the President at his press conference last week: "Default will make Poland more dependent on the Soviet Union...
Umnov would visit the United States under the 1959 U.S. Soviet cultural exchange agreement, whereby scholars apply to the respective national academies of science for permission to conduct research. Subject to the approval of the Department of Defense, the State Department, and the restrictions of the export control act, visas are usually granted for one to three months, Lewis said...