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...thing to talk about it; it's another to actually live your life that way. After a while it just gets to be grim. I'm not going to turn around 16 years from now and have my 18-year-old daughter say, 'Hi, Dad, where have you been all my life?' So I'm about to jump off the train. I've got this slim chance right now to decide what I want...
...France in 1977. An odds-on favorite was a 56-year-old Aussie who was sailing the oceans when some of his rivals were playing with boats in their bathtubs. A competitor from Eastern Europe, a Czech, has written ten books on sea adventure, and applied for political asylum hi the U.S. last August...
...last week showed Goode with a hefty 26-point lead among the city's nearly 888,000 registered Democrats. Goode is expected to capture better than 85% of the city's approximately 389,000 black Democratic voters. He may take between 30% and 35% of the whites hi a city where Democrats outnumber Republicans 5 to 1. Despite the statistics, aides to both candidates agree that race, an X factor in the voting booth, could still make the election close...
...have balance"-a point that goes to the heart of the split between Washington and Western Europe. For the Reagan Administration and some U.S. strategists like Sonnenfeldt, the balance already has tilted "dangerously against the West." Many Europeans, and many conference participants, remain unconvinced. Said Sonnenfeldt: "This tilt [hi the military balance] does not only concern the defense of Europe but also the defense of common European and American interests in such areas as the Persian Gulf. It is most unfortunate that this discussion gets carried out in terms of superiority and inferiority. It ought to be carried...
...industrial countries recently negotiated numerous "voluntary" agreements to limit commerce. The European Community, for example, promised the U.S. to hold steel exports to an average of only 5.4% of the American market. Europe won assurances from the Japanese that they would restrain exports of autos, light trucks, quartz watches, hi-fi equipment, computer-controlled machine tools and television tubes. Japan also agreed to put a 1.68 million ceiling on its auto shipments to the U.S. for the third straight year. The Geneva-based trade organization GATT (General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade) estimates that roughly half of world commerce...