Americans as Pawns in Soviet Trade Tactics
The piece cites F. Jay Crawford of International Harvester describing his Soviet interrogation as a pawn in political chess. It notes Harvester halted talks, a muted corporate response from 23 US firms, and differing stances on protests to Soviet officials. It argues mounting risk for American business in Moscow and questions long term trade rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street Journal
F. Jay Crawford
Moscow
International Harvester Company
International Harvester
Crawford
Harvester
Brooks McCormick
McCormick
Associated Press
Cooper Industries
American Express
du Pont
PanAm
General Electric
Honeywell
Occidental Petroleum
Three - Cow Chemical Corporation
Hewlett- Packard
Caterpillar Tractor Company
Soviet Union
Caterpillar
L. L. Morgan
U S
Dow Chemical
Russia
Steve Weiner
New Jersey
Journal
Eric Morgenthaler
Morgenthaler
Muskegon’s Backward-Holding Confronts HUD Aid
A Muskegon bid for an $8 million downtown convention hotel with $2 million HUD aid is rejected by HUD over equal opportunity findings. City Manager Paul Frederick argues HUD misreads layoffs and fair housing progress, noting prior efforts to revitalize include a successful downtown mall and spray irrigation for agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Vander Jagt
Lake Michigan
Muskegon
Renaissance Center
Detroit
HUD
City of
John E. Midendorp
Paul Frederick
Frederick
Rights and Arms Collide in Carter Human Rights Clash
Washington reports a public rift as Philippine Foreign Minister Romulo boycotts a Derian briefing amid U S human rights policy tensions. The piece notes delays in arms and police equipment exports, Christian destabilizing effects on trade, and large stalled U S sales to Argentina and other nations under human rights scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field Enterprises Inc
Washington
Carter
Carlos P. Romulo
Patt Derian
Romulo
U.S
Derian
Manila
Miss Derian
Office of Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs
Commerce Department
Mississippi
Stephen Cohen
State Department
Cohen
Pentagon
Lucy Benson
Jimmy Carter
Cyrus Vance
Indonesia
Mark Schneider
Sen
Edward Kennedy
M.S
Schneider
U.S. Manufac
Argentina
Allis-Chalmers
Consultants Capture Glory in Campaign Advertising Era
The rise of television ads elevates campaign consultants to celebrity status. David Garth and Doug Bailey gain acclaim for major wins, while Brendan Byrne Ed Koch and Bill Bradley draws praise for effective campaigns. Fame is volatile. a few losses can end a consultant’s star run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional Quarterly
Washington
David Garth
New York
John Deardourff
Washingtonian Magazine
Deardourff
Doug Bailey
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Leone
Bradley
Kaye
Maguire
Letter to the Editor criticizes PE rate hikes and welfare policy
A reader blasts the Star and PE executives over coal and energy costs, urging accountability and warning against welfare expansions. The letter denounces rate increase plotting, praises conservation, and calls for joining the Rate Payers Association with a $2 membership. It references July letters and a September meeting at Lord Fairfax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
McCardell
SCC
John S
Commission
Rate Payers Association
Barbara Bowery
John S. Coe
Lord Fairfax
PE Rate Payers Association
P.E
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Stonewall Raritan Club
Rio Grande
Roy E. Potts Hl
Eugene P. Miller
Winchester Evening Star
Thomas T. Byrd Caner
Wire Fucitor
The
Winchester Evening Star Inc
N. Kent St
Winchester
Muskegon's
Washington Star Syndicate, Inc
Michigan
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Lac
Europe
Japan
Evan
Capture Glory
Charles W. Hucker
New York Knicks
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