Trade Status For China Should Be Reconsidered
Our view urges Washington to reevaluate MFN status for China citing a growing U S surplus, Beijing subsidies, and restricted imports. It notes textile exports rising sharply, circumvention of quotas via third countries, and Li Peng signaling limited imports with continued exports. It argues for free trade principles as a condition of MFN.
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China
United States
Japan
Beijing
Indo
Nesia
Singapore
Macao
Philippines
Li Peng
Washington
Toole Hill Neighborhood Association Letter Debates Local Issues
A reader questions the recent article on Toole Hill by City Councilwoman Lessie B. Price. They urge contact with homeowners, urge fixing old sewage lines with Orangeburg pipes, criticize school and Educational Center maintenance, and defend the Health Department. They urge turnout at January meeting and discuss broader concerns including veterans and Vietnam.
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Toole Hill
Lessie B. Price
Toole
Orangeburg
Ms. Price
Eustis Park
Red Cross
Edgefield Avenue
Health Department
Aiken Standard Says Readers May Send Letters
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with the writer’s address for publication. Letters should be legible and preferably typewritten. They may be edited or condensed, have no subject limit, and should be mailed to The Editor Box 456 Aiken SC 29802.
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Aiken Standard
Aiken
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Aiken Standard Names About Page Staff Directors
The page lists staff roles for the Aiken Standard including opinions auction director Sue S. Brown business office manager Ellen C. Priest and circulation director Daniel S. Holland. The note appears on page 4A of a January 1 edition from Aiken, D.C.
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Ellen C. Priest
Daniel S. Holland
Aiken Standard
Aiken
D.C
No-Shows Tarnish Army Reserve Accountability
U.S. Army Reserve and National Guard face a system where missing weekend drills leads to transfers into the Individual Ready Reserve. About 1,800 no shows moved since Desert Shield, counted as casualty replacements, with many later receiving honorable discharges. Critics call it deceitful, inflating readiness figures and wasting funds.
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Ashington
U.S
Bob Burke
327Th Military Police Battalion
Rosemont
IRA
Saudi Arabia
Burke
Pentagon
Army National Guard
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Army Reserve Magazine
Terry White
Army Reserve
Time for a U S constitutional overhaul
A columnist argues the U S Constitution is outdated and urges a national constitutional convention to draft a new document. It contends the current system fails across branches, with the presidency and Congress cited as dysfunctional, and stresses inclusion of diverse Americans in the drafting delegates.
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United States
United States of America
Supreme
Ourt
America
Philadelphia
James Madison
Congress
Haystack
Wyoming
Richard Lawson
National Coal Association of the United
Rational judgement over irrational fears on climate policy
A commentary recalls 1887 Dayton confusion over a false alarm and argues current climate fears are overblown. It notes limited coal fire emissions, argues for a national energy strategy, and urges rational policy based on data rather than panic. It cites laws on coal and US energy potential and cautions against overreaction.
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