Japan and U S Many Strains Test Alliance Since Reischauer Disclosure
The article surveys strains in the U S Japan relationship over bids and disputes from voluntary auto export cuts to a submarine collision and nets damage. It notes Tokyo's cabinet changes, the Reischauer disclosure on nuclear ships, and the need for Japan to assume more defense responsibility while preserving the alliance.
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Japan
United States
America
Asia
Far Pacific
Tokyo
Washington
White House
Reagan
Suzuki
Masayoshi Ito
U.S
Edwin O. Reischauer
Harvard
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Reischauer
Israel's leader Sharon backs Begin settlements plan in West Bank
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report that Arik Sharon believes Israeli voters favor Begin's militant West Bank settlements, risking a clash with U S policy and Reagan's Arab outreach. Sharon's plan uses state subsidies and buses to showcase settlements as Begin campaigns for June elections.
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Jerusalem
Arik Sharon
Egypt
Israel
Miniter Menechem Begin
West Bank
Begin
U.S
Persian Gulf
Reagan
Sharon
Jordan
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Middle East
Regin
Gaza
Labor Party
Shimon Peres
Peres
Palestine
Abba Eban
Inflation blame map shows government and unions cited
A Harris Etzioni poll of about 2,000 Americans finds fault for inflation spread across federal government, corporations, unions, regulators, banks, colleges, the press and TV. Labor leaders and executives say pride in work declined, management quality dropped, and profits trump long term growth.
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Washington
Congress
Senators consider 50 million bailout for Tris treated baby clothing
Washington reports the Senate debates a 50 million rescue for manufacturers of Tris treated infant wear banned by the CPSC four years earlier. The move follows billions in social cuts, with firms holding millions of contaminated garments awaiting action. Names include Riegel Textile, Stone Manufacturing, and William Carter.
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Washington
Senate
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Jimmy Carter
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Ted Kennedy
D-Mass
Thurmond’s
Kennedy
Riegel Textile Corp
Stone Manufacturing Co
Greenville
S.C
William Carter Co
Needham
Mass
Carter Company
Thomas Sussman
Senate Junciary Committee
Sussman
Tony Capaccio
Thurmond
Riegel Corp
Latin America
Product Safety Commission
Formula for Folly fuels waning health debate in Washington
The piece argues against WHO and AID bans on infant formula advertising, noting formulas are essential for mothers unable to breastfeed. It cites Elliot Abrams and an Egyptian health request, contending education about water safety and formula use is better than a blanket ban, and labels the stance a victory for leftist ideology.
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Washington
Nestle
World Health Organization
U.S
Congress
Elliot Abrams
United States
Agency For International Development
WHO
AID
Carol Adelman
Washington Weekly
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Richard Wesley
Psa
Rowland Evans and
Robert Novak
M. Stanton Evans
Ray Cromley
Jack Anderson
Blue Star Knitting, Inc
Milwaukee
Wis
Mexico
Stayion Products, Inc
S.S
South America
Henry L. Miller & Son
Port Carbon
Ghana
Kessler, Inc
Wayland
Mich
Greensboro Mfg
Greensboro
N.C
Porter Mills
Oneila Knitting
Andrews
Chile
Walter Polovchak
Soviet Union
Harald Schleiffer
Polovchak
Schleiffer
Indiana
Harald
Sweden
Eric Schleifer
Chrysler
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