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...problem making for jumpy nerves was evident: Mexico, and the hurdles the Clinton Administration was facing in trying to pull together a $40 billion loan-guarantee package for the battered neighbor. The scare that had afflicted financial markets in the wake of Mexico's debilitating Dec. 20 devaluation of the peso was developing into something more serious: a general skittishness about markets in countries embracing tariff cutting, deregulation and the sale of state-owned assets on the road to modernization. The new, skeptical mood was in fact spreading beyond the Third World to affect countries like Spain, Italy and Sweden...
...online data base of congressional documents? Granted, there may not be a lobbyist manipulating the data flow. But that does not mean interest-group politics won't result. In cyberspace, technology may have finally reached a point where groups form spontaneously; on the Internet, passing information to a neighbor of like interest is a push-button exercise and can easily trigger a chain reaction. The result is a mass mailing that requires neither a centralized mass mailer nor the cost of postage and paper. And the next step can be a genuine, unrehearsed protest -- grass roots, not Astroturf -- that rolls...
...Malcolm X because they showed his corpse, but Attallah says she and Qubilah found them. Fareed Nu'man, a researcher with the American Muslim Council in Washington, says Qubilah "had the roughest time" of all the Shabazz daughters coping with their father's loss. Mary Ryan, a Shabazz neighbor, agrees, adding "She was kind of a lonesome child, but friendly...
...process, authorities say, is so time consuming that the bomber must be a loner. He may also be, warns San Francisco FBI special agent Jim Freeman, who is heading up the Unabom task force, "a quiet person, a typical 'nice-guy' neighbor...
Election officials said misplacing the ballots was only an accident. "There is no evidence of an impropriety," Teresa S. Neighbor, the board's executive director, said Saturday...