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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1992
Page
26
U S beer exports to Japan climbed to 49 million in 1990, nearly tenfold since 1986, making Japan the top foreign market for American brewers. Analysts note steady growth could push 1991 to a new high, while total U S beer sales abroad neared 161 million in 1991.
Citibank introduces ecards with cardholder photographs to curb fraud and boost usage. Customers can visit 98 New York area branches for free photo capture or mail a passport photo with a photocard request form. Aimed at reducing losses and supported by new printing tech from Polaroid and DataCard.
The Agriculture Department plans biological controls including sterile male moths and parasitic Archytas marmoratus flies to cut corn earworm damage, estimated at 1.2 billion dollars yearly. Field tests show 50 to 75 percent moth reduction. farmers may see options within years while chemical pesticides remain in use.
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