Mexico Leads Latin America From Debt Crisis Benchmark Accord
Two years after a regional debt shock, Mexico reaches an unprecedented rescheduling with major creditors. About 50 billion of 96 billion in foreign debt is refinanced over 14 years and interest pegged below U S prime, cutting costs by roughly 500 million annually. Mexico emphasizes inflation control, a 13 billion trade surplus, and austerity urged by the IMF as keys to renewed growth and regional stability.
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Raul Alfonsin
Farewell To Deaton’s Neighborhood Store in Denton
After more than 30 years in business on Vaucluse Road a Denton neighborhood store changes hands. Deaton’s Red and White sold to Gurley’s Supermarket of Harlem Georgia, with Ronnie Gurley planning meat and produce improvements and to continue serving loyal local customers. Mr Grice remains with the store under new ownership, praised for decades of personalized service at the meat counter.
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What Is Gromyko Coming To U.S. For
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko visits the White House in two weeks to explore new arms control ideas and assess Reagan's second-term stance. Bloc diplomats say Gromyko is wary yet pragmatic, seeking space weapons talks while Moscow aims to show strength amid Chernenko’s illness and shifting Kremlin power.
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The Revolution Yet Union Meritocracy in America
A compact critique of American meritocracy as created by Ben Franklin and its global influence. The piece argues that advancement by performance spurred great progress yet warns that many nations and Americans are not ready for self government and that America’s own revolution remains incomplete.
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Letters to The Alien Standard Admission Policy
The Alien Standard seeks letters for publication and warns anonymous submissions will not be considered. Letters must be legible, typed, and bear the author’s name. Space and taste guidelines apply. submissions should target public-toned topics and be addressed to PO Box five Annen SC 20801.
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Folly Beach Rails New Hotels And Old Delights
Ashley Cooper visits Folly Beach to view Mariner's Day on the Folly River. He notes three story townhouses, a marina, guardhouse, and a Holiday Inn crane rising near the pier site. The county town features The Tourist Trap and McKevlin's Surf Shop. He mentions local parks, a St Philip Street complex, and a golf course adding water hazards. The column blends travel notes with political quips about Ravenel Wise and national figures amid a lively late 20th century Charleston mood.
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