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...Warsaw Pact as solid as it seems? As the seven members of the East bloc military alliance prepare to renew their ties, which formally expire in May, there are signs of discord simmering beneath the pact's outward unity. One such signal flashed last week when East Germany's Communist Party daily Neues Deutschland prominently reprinted remarks by a senior Hungarian official that seemed to question Moscow's right to meddle in the internal affairs of its allies...
...revoke or not to renew licenses, the burden of proof of bad service now lies with the city," according to Peter Pratt, who works for the cable regulators lobby. There is a risk that cities will get stuck with bad, unresponsive cable operators, he said...
...Administration failed to quell the uproar by announcing, the day after Stockman's testimony, a change in the rules under which it is offering $650 million in loan guarantees to banks that renew credit to debt-burdened farmers (the previous rules were so unattractive to rural bankers that they have accepted only $25 million in guarantees since the program began last September). Bipartisan groups of legislators, claiming that tens of thousands of farmers face bankruptcy before they can get their crops planted this spring, readied bills to force a vastly greater expansion of loan guarantees. One measure being drafted...
...about the use of fiber evidence, about the use of pattern (the admission of evidence from other $ killings besides the two for which Williams was charged), about the closing of the cases so quickly after the conviction." Some in Atlanta agree that the movie will, at the very least, renew calls to reopen the cases for which Williams was never tried or convicted...
During the 2 1/2-hour meeting, the President made no such demands and did not raise the question of whether Japan would renew the "voluntary" restraint agreement on auto exports due to expire in March. But he stressed that Japan should open its markets in areas where the U.S. is particularly competitive, notably telecommunications, electronics, forest products and medical supplies. Nakasone replied that he was "keenly aware" of U.S. "frustration" and promised personally to "step in and deal with specific problems." He displayed a reassuring grasp of details: when American officials cited the dialysis machine as an example of products being...