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Business that donated to CARB did so to protect their interests, spokesmen said. "We saw it as an expense--we wanted to do it in the business interest, not the philanthropic or public interest," said Robert Thill, a spokesman for American Telephone and Telegraph Co. (AT & T) which donated $5,000 to CARB...
...superpower diplomacy and heightened Talbott's interest in arms control. During the past three years, he has gathered information week by week, talking with officials at various levels in numerous agencies of the U.S. Government. He traveled to Moscow, Geneva, London and Bonn, interviewing North Atlantic Treaty Organization spokesmen as well as experts from the Soviet Union. The result is a vivid look at what really happened as the representatives of the superpowers wrestled to find agreement at Geneva. This week's story will be expanded by Talbott into his second arms-control book, to be published...
...spokesmen refuse to discuss specific facets of these relationships, but Harvard officials recall that the firm has done acoustical consulting on two University renovations as "favors" during the last year, the Paine Hall concert hall and Leverett House's dining room...
Starting off a 42-day U.S. four, three spokesmen from the United Movement of Youth and Students of Central American (MUJECA), representing 3 million Central American youths, addressed college and high school students and members of religious youth organizations in Boston and Cambridge...
...transferred to University Health Services' (UHS) Stillman Infirmary, which released her and advised her to return for overnight observation, spokesmen said...