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Who was the first man? A revered local politician, perhaps the soon-to-retire "Tip" O'Neill? Or maybe a distinguished visiting scholar? Wrong. It was Georgi Arbatov, a Soviet government specialist on North America.
Bruns said that when farmers lose their jobs, they are "leaving a way of life," and that most of them cannot find work, have no other training, or are too old to retrain and too young to retire.
Despite the lone tally, though, the batswomen left the bases loaded, when Brown grounded to short to retire the side.
The judge hearing the Bhopal case, John Keenan of the federal district court of New York, has expressed skepticism about the settlement, and Carbide has opened new negotiations with the Indian government. Whatever the outcome, Union Carbide Chairman Warren M. Anderson, 64, will soon put the Bhopal ordeal behind him...
Last week, looking fit, Deng reappeared in Peking to greet visiting Danish Premier Poul Schluter. Western diplomats still believe that Deng has been under medical care. The Chinese leader would only say that his long absence was designed "to show that the current policies in China do not hinge on...