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The urgent need, he says, is to restore credibility
A. His first necessity is to get control of the State Department, to establish his direction. My impression is that the morale of the department's members is poor, that they have not felt that they were the central part of the policymaking process. To restore a sense of...
Some cuts remained, though, that troubled school committee members. One of the most obvious--the elimination of freshman and sophomore interscholastic athletics--will be debated again in a few weeks when school board members try to find dollars from elsewhere in the athletic department budget to restore the program.
We Americans have lived too long accepting Golda Meir's myth that there is no Palestinian people. The Palestinians [April 14] have not disintegrated. Nothing less than true self-determination in an independent Palestine can restore justice and bring peace to the Middle East.
In Britain, economic policy dominates all else, and Thatcher repeats her tenets like a mantra: curb inflation, increase productivity, cut spending, restore incentive. She pleads for time-at least two more years-to let her new "freedoms" work, but even among allies there is some skepticism. Complains a Tory newspaper...