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Kenny, who was once again out of work, insisted that he meant no harm to his erstwhile employers. He claimed, "I would be very sad if I thought I had upset the royal family. They have never been anything but good...
...charter prohibiting the use of force international relations, as well as U.N. General Assembly resolutions defining aggression and declaring the inadmissibility of intervention in another state. The massive scale of death and destruction caused by the Israeli forces in Lebanon far outweighed any actual or potential harm inflicted upon Israel by Palestinian forces based in Lebanon, thus violating a basic principle of customer international law requiring proportionality in the use of force, applicable even to a legitimate exercise of the right to self-defense...
...Soviet Union, the Berezovoy-Lebedev mission has sparked a rare public debate over one major question: How long can a person stay aloft before suffering irremediable harm? Cosmonaut Valeri Ryumin, who had set earlier flight records by orbiting the earth for 175 and 185 days, believes the safe limit has been breached. Says Ryumin, now a senior program chief at the Soviet space control center outside Moscow: "It appears to me that four months is the optimal period...
...Orleans last week, the policymaking House of Delegates was asked to approve new standards specifying situations that could call for such disclosure. Instead, by a surprising vote of 207 to 129, the delegates barred disclosure unless the crime is "likely to result in imminent death or substantial bodily harm...
...Offering the building to Cambridge can only serve to boost relations between the University and the city. A favor now could help in a future negotiation. Holding onto a deteriorating shell of a building in a city facing a housing emergency on the other hand, can do nothing but harm. Craigie Arms is not likely to become the $900-a-month apartment complex the University has envisioned. Harvard should realize this--finally--and stop trying...