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Doing it for Washington, in fact, was very much the theme at the Luxembourg meeting. Few if any of the allied officials expect diplomatic or economic sanctions to persuade the unpredictable and often irrational Iranians to give up their prisoners. Said a senior British diplomat: "We don't like sanctions and very much doubt their effectiveness. But we felt that it was our clear duty to support the President." A ranking West German Foreign Ministry official said, "Carter ought to be satisfied with his allies...
These concerns, and the question of how to deal with Carter, are certain to dominate discussion this week as the European Community's heads of state meet in Luxembourg. The British are going to recommend an early summit with Carter. What is clear is that there is an urgent need for vastly improved understanding between the U.S. and its allies...
...NATO's members: Belgium, Canada, Denmark. France, Greece, Iceland, Italy, Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Turkey, United Kingdom, U.S., West Germany...
Exactly what the Europeans are prepared to do?or not do?will become clear at this week's Luxembourg meeting of European Community foreign ministers (which will be attended by Japanese Foreign Minister Saburo Okita) or at next week's European Community summit. The organization's experts have prepared memos outlining the economic and legal aspects of a potential boycott of Iran. One Community study argues that an economic boycott, in concert with the U.S. and Japan, could impose much more damage on Iran than that country could inflict in retaliation by cutting off oil shipments. Reason: in the wake...
...Georgia state transportation board; H. Jackson Mullins, a former pharmacist; and Richard T. Carr, a onetime Georgia bank president. The four defendants are charged with a variety of illegal acts in obtaining more than $20 million in loans from 41 banks in Georgia, Tennessee, New York, Hong Kong and Luxembourg. According to the indictment, they made false entries in bank records, misapplied funds, willfully overvalued property and conspired to gain unwarranted extensions of credit...