Exports and imports strain business in world markets
American business men face mixed signals as exports and imports surge to new highs amid global competition. Sept import declines are seen as temporary while nine months show 17 billion dollars in imports and 21.9 billion in exports, with Europe Japan and Latin America shaping demand. Fierce policy debates over tariffs and grain talks color the trade outlook and foreign relations.
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Sonja Henie Steps Back From Ice for Heart Paintings Benefit
Hollywood AP dispatch notes Sonja Henie reduces skating time, citing cold venues and fatigue. She focuses on assembling 2 million dollars of modern paintings with husband to fund heart research. Paintings and trophies will publicize before returning to Norway for a museum run by the Osland family.
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Flu Shots Questioned As Limited Protection Seen
In Kansas and nationwide experts say current flu vaccines have offered little protection in recent years. Dr Alexander Langmuir of the communicable disease center in Atlanta notes a better vaccine is needed for general use. Surgeon General Luther Terry cites continued recommendations for older people and others with chronic illness, despite last year’s high death toll.
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