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Susan McEnany, business office manager for the Cambridge branch of New England Telephone Co., yesterday described the problem as "Intermittent dial-tones," Company officials have not yet determined the eause, she added.
The aide's sentiments were not unique. The process of creating from scratch and then attempting to implement a blueprint for wresting control of a massive bureaucracy from the clutches of hostile (Carter) forces posed both political and logistical problems. For every department, agency and office an analogous transition team...
France and Italy, on the other hand, have stringent import restrictions that have prevented the Japanese from capturing more than 3% of the local markets. The success of its economical R-5 (known as Le Car in the U.S.) helped France's Renault to increase sales last year by...
The conflict brings intermittent tension, but little hardship
Apart from the intermittent tension caused by Iranian bombing forays, the mood in Baghdad is little different from that of prewar days. "We are not afraid of the Iranians or anything they might do to us," said the owner of a small shop in the Baghdad souk, or marketplace. His...