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...political abuses because any action might weaken the country militarily or economically. Yet other observers of U.S. foreign policy are seriously wondering whether Washington's failure to take tougher stands against South Korea's government might itself be contributing to the country's underlying problem. Says Democratic Congressman Stephen Solarz, chairman of the Asian and Pacific Affairs Subcommittee: "The people of South Korea should know that we Americans don't countenance the continued denial of democracy...
Representative Stephen Solarz (DNY) will leadFriday night's forum which will discuss theproblems of combining political and humanitariangoals in foreign aid projects, said Paul G.Bograd, Associate Director of the K-School'sInstitute of Politics...
Foreign-aid supporters argue that the West has little choice but to continue sharing its largesse with less fortunate nations. Without assistance, "this would be a less caring and compassionate world," says Representative Stephen Solarz of New York, a member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee. "These agencies embody the consciences of the countries that they come from." Yet at a time when government budgets everywhere are strained, political leaders demand more than ever that foreign aid be wisely given and effectively used...
After meeting with Communist leaders last weekend, Representative Stephen Solarz, a New York Democrat and chairman of a House Foreign Affairs subcommittee, told reporters that there was only a "very slim chance" for peace. Though Aquino maintains that she will use force only as a last resort, Communist Negotiator Antonio Zumel said the New People's Army "shall remain ready to pull the trigger...
...symbol remains. After watching the smiling shots seen 'round the world, no dictator can sleep quite so easily. And dissidents everywhere now have a stirring precedent and talisman to invoke. Says Congressman Stephen Solarz, chairman of the House Subcommittee on Asian and Pacific Affairs: "I have found that from Poland to Pakistan and from South Korea to South Africa, those who are committed to democracy see in Aquino a sense of enduring inspiration. She is probably the most popular head of state in the world today...