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...Perle's near dominance of the arms-control process has another explanation as well. He has been able to fill the partial vacuum of experience, expertise and interest in arms control that exists at the highest levels of the Government, including the Oval Office. Not since World War II has American national security policy been presided over by a group with so little grounding and standing in the field. National Security Adviser William Clark is a transplanted...
...collection, which includes paintings by abstract artists John Miro and Fernand Leger, is now on partial exhibit at the Fogg. Three especially noted works now hand in the Fogg courtyard in Sert's memory...
...accept U.S. missiles (Britain, West Germany, Italy, Belgium and The Netherlands), and is said to have talked by telephone with Kohl and British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. These consultations were so fruitful that when the President announced his decision last week, the British, German and Italian governments all claimed partial credit for prompting it. Said one British official: "It was a model exercise of how these things should be done...
...became known that the Salem's cargo had in effect been sold twice, there were allegations that the tanker had been scuttled to hide that fact. The South African government revealed to Parliament last week that it had subsequently paid an additional $30.5 million to Shell in partial compensation for the loss...
...Empty Horses) and novelist (Go Slowly, Come Back Quickly); ostensibly for treatment of a digestive problem; in London. Niven suffers from a progressive neuromuscular disorder reported to be the incurable amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, sometimes called Lou Gehrig's disease, which has left him with a speech impairment and partial use of his left hand...