Western Europe to buy more gas from Norway in 1993 plan
Western Europe will shift toward Norwegian natural gas, potentially displacing the Soviet Union as the main supplier. The Norway deal with French, West German, Dutch, and Belgian gas firms totals about 64 billion dollars, with 8 billion for European pipe and equipment makers. The plan aims to reduce political leverage by diversifying energy from Russia and Algeria, keeping more money in Western Europe.
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NATO
Soviet Union
Norway
Western Europe
North Sea
Russia
Algeria
Europe
Western
United States
Siberia
U.S
Mexico debt crisis tests reforms and U.S. role
Mexico faces a debt crisis as oil prices fall threatening $96 billion in external debt and $1 billion monthly payments. Officials warn default would hit U.S. banks and trigger social unrest, urging cooperative, policy-driven U.S. response and structural reforms at home and abroad.
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Mexico
U.S
Jesse Helms
Senate Committee
Washington
Bernardo Sepulveda
UC San Diego
A Stubborn Mule and Reagan SALT II Policy
Washington officials compare Reagan’s SALT II stance to a mule headstrong against moves that might push the treaty. The administration hints at a strategic warning to the Soviets to trigger real negotiations or risk the treaty’s unraveling, with questions remaining about the likelihood of any new arms control agreement.
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Washington
Reagan
Georgia
United States
U.S
Geneva
Rogers Commission found shuttle dangerous yet entertaining plan proposed
In a sharp take on the Rogers Commission and NASA, the speaker argues the shuttle was unsafe citing tiles and launch design. He mocks hero bravado, credits the report with sensible findings, and jokes about turning NASA into an entertainment division led by David Wolper.
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Canada
NASA
Chuck
Yeager
Delco
Walter Cronkite
Stiit
Miami Vice
David Wolper
Wolper
Dear Dr Graham Why God allows problems and delays blessings
Q and A from a faith columnist addressing a reader’s doubt about God’s care. The pastor reassures that God loves humans as shown by Jesus’ cross, but prayers may align with God’s will. He suggests two checks: have you trusted Jesus and are you praying for God’s will, not material success. He urges daily Bible guidance and obedience.
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Stuff” Yeager
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