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From: FSJFZ@ALASKA.BITNET (jason)
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Subject: Jamie Read This
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Date: 8 Feb 90 22:42:44 GMT
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Ko, so then Bush will have difficulties in dropping any sanctions.  But he
could circumvent them fairly easily--just don't enforce them.  A quiet talk
with the Commerce Dept. and suddenly nobody ``officially'' notices.

Besides, the point is Bush is moving fairly slowly and cautiously in most of
the events going on in the world.  SO i doubt he would want to drop sanctions
unless there were permanent, concrete changes in the S.African government.  i
waas not saying that Bush could undo laws, but that Congress would not
necessarily HAVE to be the ones to do it.

BTW, i can still buy new Krugerrands here.  Supposedly against the law to
import, correct?? Not from Canada...

        James Zuelow
        FSJFZ@ALASKA