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While Alfonsin was naturally elated by his victory over the military rebels, he is well aware that he has scarcely brought the armed forces to heel. The disgruntled officers clearly hoped to unsettle the government, and they could try to do so again. Says an Argentine official: "If they could...
Stangroom said that this year each college was allowed to nominate three candidates, one more than last year. Harvard and Radcliffe, which are considered by the Foundation to be separate schools, nominated a total of six students.
At his country's Communist Party Congress last summer, Polish Leader Wojciech Jaruzelski promised to set up a national "consultative council" of respected citizens to advise the government. The names of the council's 56 participants were released last week, but the roster was not as representative as some observers...
A few hungry people undoubtedly are already planning for the 1990 elections. If the Democrats are Dukakis-less in 1990, it will be the first state election in 24 years that he has not been running for Massachusetts office. The Democrats might well nominate a candidate for governor who will...
At week's end, with more perilous matters facing the country, Peres and Shamir agreed that Moda'i would rejoin the Cabinet but only as a Minister Without Portfolio. Shamir conceded to Peres the power to nominate the new U.S. Ambassador, but reserved for himself the right of veto. To...