Four Dozen U.S. Firms Leaving South Africa
Private researchers say 48 U.S. companies have left or plan to leave South Africa this year as withdrawals rise amid economic losses and anti-apartheid pressure. The Investor Responsibility Research Center notes 26 of 105 large U.S. banks now ban new loans to South Africa, with many restricting loans to the government.
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USDA Information Office Welcomes High-Salary Deputy
Washington AP The Agriculture Department adds Vivian Culp Mann as second deputy to John M. McClung, boosting the 135‑person information office with a $66 232 annual salary. Critics flag expense amid federal cuts while Mann, a political appointee with prior government service, will focus on coordinating with USDA agencies and other federal offices.
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Constitution Development Highlight In Monthly Mini Page Series
A 20 part monthly series outlines events leading to the Constitution. Parents teachers and children can share in this celebration and learn about the nation’s framework in the Mini Page feature.
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