Push for United Germany Inside NATO Gains Momentum
The United States and West Germany press a nine point plan to reassure the Soviet Union about a unified Germany in NATO. Officials in Washington Turnberry and Moscow exchange optimism while Brzezinski warns of a possible 1995 withdrawal deadline and Germany's eventual acceptance of NATO membership.
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Atlantic
Soviet Union
Germany
NATO
Helmut Kohl
Europe
Turnberry
Scotland
Moscow
Mikhail Gorbachev
U.S
James Baker
Hans- Dietrich Genscher
Eduard Shevardnadze
Gianni de Michelis
Baker
Genscher
Gorbachev
Shevardnadze
Bush
Kohl
Kremlin
East Germany
Washington
Ottawa
Canada
Brzezinski
West Germany
Bouchard resignation and Canada’s foreign exchange reserves
The article argues Ottawa gained a roughly one billion dollars in ready cash from May currency trades after Lucien Bouchard quit the federal cabinet, while explaining how official reserves reflect government trading. It cautions that dropping reserves can be problematic and that economic news requires deeper context beyond headlines.
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Hugh Anderson
Montreal Gazette
Montreal
Lucien Bouchard
Ottawa
Canada
U.S
Finance Department
Bouchard
Quebec
Brian Mulroney
Southam News
Computer vs writer: RightWriter critiques grammar tools
Vancouver Sun columnist Paul McElroy muses on how software programs like RightWriter and Grammatik judge writing. He notes mixed results, with some tips improving structure while others misread style, and he cites word counts and sentence lengths from his piece.
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Paul McElroy
Vancouver Sun
Vancouver
George Eliot
Ernest Hemingway
Silas Marner
RightWriter
Eliot
Grammatik
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