No panic in Lithuania
Aug 27, 1998
By Parker Ruis
VILNIUS - As the first day of the work week, Mondays are typically met with scorn by the working population who would just as soon continue their weekends. As a result of the continuing financial crisis in Russia, however, the past two Mondays proved to be more painful than usual by bringing a paralyzing uncertainty to the Russian people while prompting growing concern elsewhere throughout the world.On Aug. 17, the international and Lithuanian mass media reported that Russian President Boris Yel ...
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