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...Harvard sailors also raced for the Danmark Trophy on Saturday and Sunday at the Coast Guard Academy in New London, Conn. At the end of the first day, skippers Terry Neff '77, and Chris Hornig '76 were leading by a few points in the regatta, which 16 colleges participate in. But by the time the 28th and last race had finished on Sunday the Crimson sailors trailed eight points behind Tufts...
...army using more advanced technology. Even as Israeli forces in the Sinai began their preparations for a pullback last week, Chief of Staff General Mordechai Gur talked about the new positions they will take up. At a briefing at Bir Gifgafa in the Sinai, attended by TIME Correspondent Donald Neff, Gur said: "I would like to remove the word lines from our lexicon. If in the future we see that the agreement has substance, I believe we won't have a new line." What Gur envisions are rolling defensive positions for Israel's armor and artillery, which would...
Jerusalem Bureau Chief Donald Neff said [Aug. 25]: "It appears that since the U.S. cannot negotiate peace in the Middle East, it will buy it." But the U.S. is not buying peace for itself; it is buying it for Israel. For this reason, this kind of peace will never succeed...
...odds," explains State Department Correspondent Strobe Talbott, "then official sources are more likely to let information out to tell their side of the story." Last week, Talbott noted, "was a classic case of negotiations becoming leakproof as all sides moved closer to agreement." In Jerusalem, Bureau Chief Donald Neff assessed the impending settlement's durability in talks with a hawk-to-dove spectrum of Israeli leaders...
Fear of Flying. The Israeli moneymen seem to have won their point, and the Ford Administration was preparing to offer a great deal (see box page 24). "To state it crudely," TIME'S Jerusalem bureau chief Donald Neff cabled, "it appears that since the U.S. cannot negotiate peace in the Middle East, it will...