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Ross Perot's announcement yesterday that he would rejoin the presidential race inspired reactions of disappointment among Harvard students, whose emotions toward the Texas billionaire's antics ranged from anger to indifference...
...Italy fledgling Prime Minister Giuliano Amato informed a stunned parliament that despite the crippling economic woes of the country and its temporary withdrawal from the fixed-rate system, "we'll come out of this with our heads held high." The government said it hoped to rejoin the mechanism this week if conditions permitted, and it imposed a $72 billion austerity package of spending cuts and new taxes...
...this is to get ahead of things, for the immediate task facing South Africans is to reestablish some trust between the parties and to convince the ANC to rejoin negotiations. A United Nations delegation headed by Cyrus Vance came to South Africa in early August with an eye to jump-start talks on the constitution...
...Secretary of State wants to avoid leaving government for a job in the campaign, in part because ethics laws would make it impossible for him to exert control over the Administration as a private citizen. Nor does Baker want to go through the confirmation process again in order to rejoin the Cabinet in the event of a Bush victory. Last week Bush's legal advisers were studying ways to allow Baker to remain as Secretary of State and simply append himself to the White House staff as a kind of supercounselor who would oversee both the White House...
Despite the deadlock, the A.N.C. expressed a wary readiness to rejoin talks, though it remained unclear whether De Klerk would meet their demands. The A.N.C., meanwhile, vowed to forge ahead with its "mass action" campaign to force De Klerk to hand over power to an interim government of national unity. (See related stories beginning on page...