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...addition, notes Helmut Sonnenfeldt, another former Kissinger aide, "he does not engage in jurisdictional disputes. Authority just flows his way." At a recent Cabinet meeting he praised Commerce Sec retary Malcolm Baldrige for trying to resolve a European trade problem. Says a National Security Council staffer: "Haig would have worried that Baldrige was treading on his turf...
...response was considerably less harsh than it might have been. The Government could have ordered an outright ban on exports to the States by the two companies, along with fines and jail terms for their executives. The action, said Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldrige, "represents a measured response that we hope will dissuade other firms from violating U.S. regulations...
...Malcolm M. Lawrence
...France experienced in the 1960s under President Charles de Gaulle. Said a member of Thatcher's War Cabinet: "In the Falklands, Britain regained her self-respect, and in the process a new determination to play a major role in world affairs." That change could have broad implications. As Malcolm Rutherford, assistant editor of London's Financial Times, put it, Britain could "become more demanding toward Europe, less tolerant of the Irish Republic and generally a more awkward ally, taking a pride in British cussedness rather as the French took pride in being different under De Gaulle...
There were a few tentative signs last week that the recession might be coming to a close. Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldrige predicted that the gross national product would actually show a slight rise in the second quarter. It had declined at an annual rate of about 4% during the previous six months. The Commerce Department reported that housing starts surged 22.3% in May, the biggest jump since June...