The Washington Post, July 11th, 1991
Japan gives President Bush a chance today to be a statesman, for a mere $700 million. Oddly enough, it is a deal Bush should make. Bush hosts Prime Minister Toshiki Kaifu in Kennebunkport in a preparatory session for next week's summit of the world's seven leading industrial democracies in London. Bush and Kaifu will in fact be trying to resolve a pair of thorny bilateral financial and trade problems before they head off for Europe. Their Maine encounter will set the tone for London. Money and its uses will preoccupy world leaders over the coming week. Cold cash will crowd out war and peace, r...
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