Kissinger on committee
NZPA-Reuter . Washing ton (An advisory panel healed by the former ' Secretary of State, Dr Henry Kissin ’er, has been formed to assist the United States in its bid to host the 1994 Word Cup soccer finals, the World Cup U.S.A, announced. I (The United States, Brazil and Morocco are all ui der I - '
consideration by F.1.F.A., the sport’s international governing body, as posssible sites for the 1994 finals. F.tF-A. is scheduled to | announce its decision on July 4. ! ! The 16-member panel, including major political and economic leaders, ; underscores a serious United States bid to host the World!Cup. ( In addition to Dr Kissinger,
Mr Drew Lewis, the former United States Secretary of Transportaton and current chairman of the Union Pacific Corp.; the Warner Communications chairman, Mr Steven Ross; Mr August Busch, president of brewer Anheuser-Busch; and several other corporate giants have agreed to help the United States World Cup efforts. !
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