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Stern (circ. 1.87 million) this week will publish the first of numerous installments from the black leather-bound diaries, which date from June 1932, seven months before Hitler became Germany's Chancellor, to mid-April 1945, just two weeks before his death and the fall of the Third Reich. Each volume contains from 75 to 100 pages, written in black ink, many bearing Hitler's signature at the bottom. Upon completion, each diary was wrapped with a thin red cord and sealed with a red wax imprint of the swastika...
...further prospects for peace negotiations of some kind and to build on the positive elements in the Reagan initiative. But to avoid the risks of going it alone, they will probably coordinate their actions with other Arab states. Plans were already being made for an Arab summit meeting in mid-April. For the U.S. and Israel, the big question was whether the two men would take a step that no Arab leader outside of Egypt has taken before: unambiguous recognition of Israel's right to exist. It is doubtful that any initiative short of that could convince Israel that...
Biology students interested in the tutorials must choose in mid-April among 22 proposed classes, the letter said. Although the preregistration is non-binding, it is the first ever at Harvard, Associate Registrar Jay A Halfond said recently...
...quest last week. Senator Alan Cranston, 68, of California, seizing on the issue of a nuclear arms freeze, made his long-shot race official three weeks ago. Of the top four contenders, only Senator John Glenn, 61, has not formally announced his candidacy. He will not do so until mid-April. He did, however, fly to Iowa and New Hampshire last week, and held a major fund raiser in his home state of Ohio...
...fractionally less than $1 per gal. for unleaded regular on some markets, gasoline prices have started to firm up. According to Daniel Lundberg, publisher of the Lundberg Letter, a gasoline marketing weekly, the average nationwide price of fuel at the pump has nudged up by close to 1? since mid-April, to about $1.18 per gal. The rise was the first since March 1981, when gasoline prices peaked at an average of nearly $1.38 per gal. Lundberg expects that the cost of gasoline will jump 3? to 4? more by the end of the month...