Word: guido
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...other side, worried government bankers agree with Guido Carli, former chief of Italy's central bank, that Eurocurrencies have become ''the root of all evil in the international monetary system.'' In this huge worldwide market, currencies can be traded almost instantly and without restraint. This fosters monetary instability, and since the dollar is such a large part of the system, the instability can drive down the value of the buck. Private bankers and corporate finance officers can wildly exaggerate any currency's weakness and cause its value to plummet as they unload billions...
...hearing from us." Several days later, the missing man's family reported getting a letter from his captors saying that he must answer to "proletarian justice." U.S. law enforcement officials remained skeptical and listed him as a "missing person" rather than as a kidnap victim. Said Italian Magistrate Guido Viola of Milan, where Sindona has been charged with a bank fraud totaling $225 million: "More likely, he has fled to some distant place. He has disappeared in his most difficult moment, when he was to come before American justice...
...supply squeeze could come as early as the mid-1980s, but the nation will be in increasing jeopardy anyway. The threat is not that some day soon there will be much too little oil, but that consumers will have to pay ever more extortionate prices to get it. Says Guido Brunner, the Common Market's energy commissioner: "We have to realize that the age of cheap energy has come to an end, not because of diminishing supplies but because of OPEC's production policies...
...Guido G. Goldman '59, executive director of the Center for European Studies and senior lecturer on Government, received the Commander's Cross of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany at a dinner given in his honor at the German Consulate General in Boston on September...
...certainly an encouraging development," Guido G. Goldman '59, senior lecturer on Government, said, adding, "I hope it has given each party enough to sustain it to the point that we can have a signed peace...