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...help with short-term roll over deals and other bilateral measures. The U.S., for example, immediately announced the deferment of $88 million in Polish debt payments that would have been due over the next four months. West German Economics Minister Otto Lambsdorff assured Polish Deputy Premier Henryk Kisiel that Bonn would be willing to cooperate in comparable ways...
...point there could be little disagreement: the appalling state of the Polish economy. Planning Chief Henryk Kisiel estimated that the strikes had caused a $667 million drop in national income, while the promised pay raises would cost $3 billion a year. This would place a severe strain on an economy already groaning under a $20 billion hard-currency foreign debt...
...Kisiel outlined a number of possible reforms to remedy the situation: some industrial decentralization, a better balance of goods and money in the marketplace, increased production of consumer goods, and the transfer of about $200 million to the agricultural sector to boost sagging food production. One key reform he proposed will be hard for the people to accept: an overall price rise, which sparked the strikes in the first place...
...somes--M. A. Heath '33 defeated Staffin (T), 7 and 5; Riesman (T) defeated Bourneuf, 2 up; J. B. Dolan '33 defeated McCollough (T) 3 and 1; B. E. Newcomb '33 defeated Deer (T), 6 and 4; J. M. Cole '32 defeated Kisiel (T) 4 up: C. C. Glavin '33 defeated Riesman (T), 4 up and 2 to play...
Four-somes--Heath and Bourneuf defeated Staffin and Riesman (T), 5 and 6: Dolan and Newcomb defeated McCollough and Deer (T), 4 up and 2 to play; Cole and Glavin defeated Kisiel and Riesman...
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