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...Europeans, however, have been growing increasingly cool to the idea of sanctions. Explained Italian Columnist Alfredo Pieroni: "The hostages are not a global problem. In a world thirsty for petroleum, it is not productive to push one of the great oil producers into the arms of the Soviet Union." Said a senior West German Chancellery aide: "The trick with sanctions is to squeeze the Iranians enough to be persuasive without alienating them entirely. But in the long run, sanctions never work anyway...
...whereabouts). Once they found a man named Goldfine, but it was Bernard's son Horace. He did not know where his father was, either. That evening TIME-LIFE Correspondent Ken Froslid spotted Mrs. Goldfine in the Boston garment district, trailed her on a hurried ride to Pieroni's Restaurant in Park Square. Froslid notified Gart, who telephoned Jarvis, who hotfooted it to the restaurant. Meanwhile, Gart phoned Horace. "I told him," says Gart, "that we knew where his father was, and I gave him Pieroni's phone number and asked him to call and suggest that...
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