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...Yamal pipeline arrangement has drawn criticism in Washington. Reagan Administration officials warn privately that the pipeline is an enormous security risk. Says one Energy Department official: "We think it will be very unfortunate if the net overall European dependence on Soviet energy increases as much as it probably will when the pipeline is complete." A report by the Senate Energy Committee warned last December that the pipeline could split the NATO alliance because it would reduce Western European resistance to Soviet pressure. The report concluded: "The U.S.S.R. can strengthen its economic influence over the West and reduce cohesion among...
...Soviets have decided to wipe out the Harvard-MIT braintrust by dropping a 25-megaton nuclear warhead in Cambridge, but the CIA finds out in time to warn President Reagan, who notifies Governor King, who calls Chester E. Hallice...
Although the authorities do not quite know what to do about the problem, there are sporadic attempts at intimidation. The district prosecutor summoned the leadership of the local Solidarity chapter to his office two weeks ago for an "off the record" meeting, to warn them that they faced fines and imprisonment for occupying the building. That night the local TV news program carried an account of the meeting...
Many of Reagan's aides warn that within no more than three or four months the new President must convince Congress, the business community and the public that he not only can shape but can begin to execute a coherent, comprehensive plan to combat both inflation and recession. Political and economic cycles whirl too rapidly these days to give him any more time than that. Congress must be persuaded to enact some of the hotly controversial cuts in federal spending before the momentum generated by Reagan's landslide election victory begins to ebb. Financiers, businessmen, workers and consumers...
Most of the BAARD members said before the arraignment that they expected the charges to be dismissed because Cambridge police neglected to read the Riot Act or warn the protesters that they would be arrested once they stopped circling with picket signs and joined arms...