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...from Harvard and Afro shows few signs of stopping. The Afro offices at 77 Dunster will probably preserve the outward stability of the department for the foreseeable future, but that appearance remains a deceptive one, and conditions in Afro may once again wax turbulent if someone should decide to reopen one of those currently airtight boxes in Pandora's closet
...passports to visit Cambodia, Cuba, North Korea and Viet Nam and on U.S. currency spending in Cuba. Last week the U.S. began negotiating on fishing regulations with Cuba - the first direct meetings between the countries since 1961. Carter announced that the U.S. and Viet Nam will reopen talks in Paris that might lead to establishing normal relations. He did not rule out an eventual agreement on trade and foreign aid, but said the U.S. does not feel that it owes Viet Nam a debt or should pay reparations for the war damage. More overtures to hostile nations can be expected...
...victim was not a hapless villager caught in the middle of sectarian strife. He was Kamal Jumblatt, 59, leader of Lebanon's Muslim left and feudal landlord whose power base was rooted among the 150,000 members of the Druze sect. His assassination last week threatened to reopen the bloody civil war in Lebanon, which since November has been living under a "peace" enforced by three divisions of Syrian troops...
Robinson is the first to grant that his theory is by no means "conclusive." but he challenges his colleagues to try to prove him wrong. If scholars reopen the question, he is convinced, the results will force "the rewriting of many introductions to-and ultimately, theologies of-the New Testament...
Within a short time, the whole question of stimulus could turn out to be less crucial. Even if the unusual cold spell continues through February, as forecast, life should be getting back to normal in the spring. Plants will gradually reopen, people will return to work, and production in the last three quarters might go a long way toward making up for losses in the first. "Let's put it this way," says a top aide of the Council of Economic Advisers, "without the cold, we would have been in a lot better shape early in the year...