World Briefs touch on gold, trade, and politics
Reuters notes Americans urged to color it gold as gold becomes legal again after four years of prohibition. Arabs push trade links with Hong Kong, with a projected top line of 300 million dollars. Offshore oil exploration booms in Southeast Asia as new finds surface regularly. In France abortion politics spark debate amid enforcement concerns. West Germany sees 800000 on jobless aid as Celtic nationalism rises with Scotland's SNP gaining leverage for independence.
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