Show the retaliation on Japan trade deficits for 85
The editorial warns that February 85 trade deficit figures could fuel protectionist reactions in Congress as elections near. It notes Japan as a major trade partner and mentions the Group of Five devaluation aiding U S exports, rising U S investment in Japan, and joint ventures producing goods in Japan not included in trade figures.
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Congress
U.S
Trade with Japan has both benefits and tensions in view
The piece notes Japan buys over 60 billion dollars a year in U.S. government securities and runs a services surplus, aiding U.S. inflation. It urges balanced policy, praising open markets and cautioning against blind protectionism while endorsing firm action against clear dumping.
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Japan
U.S
U.s.-Japan
Congress urged to ban armor-piercing bullets nationwide
The editorial attacks six years of failed effort to outlaw armor-piercing ammunition in the United States. It notes current bans on importation and manufacture, argues for a full ban on sale of stock, criticizes NRA delays, and calls for immediate action to protect police.
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United States
Mansfield
Congress
Senate
House
Czechoslovakia
NRA
Political calculus of retaliation against terrorism
The article argues democracies face a choice between covert actions and direct military strikes in response to terrorist attacks. It notes moral criteria matter but political interests drive policy, suggesting covert methods deter short term yet risk backfire, while strikes require sovereignty cooperation and may escalate tensions.
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el al
Rome
Vienna
White House
Israel
PLO
Jordan
Syria
Abu Nidal
Libya
Muammar Khadafi
Washington
Tunis
State Department
Tunisia
United States
Western Europe
Britain
Iceland
Shimon Peres
Ariel Sharon
Right wing anger over Angola aid risks U S credibility
Geoffrey Kemp argues that backing UNITA in Angola risks provoking anti American backlash across Africa and undermining hopes for reform in South Africa. He cautions conservatives against ignoring South Africa's role and warns that intervention could empower Moscow aligned forces and alienate black Africans.
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Boston
U.S
Iran
South Africa
United States
Washington
UNITA
Angola
Jonas Savimbi
Africa
Jeane Kirkpatrick
Jack Kemp
Kirkpatrick
State Department
Namibia
Mozambique
New York Times
Kemp
South America
America
Pretoria
Moscow
New York Times Service
Skycap Job Bid Seeks $500 Hardship Aid
An unemployed applicant appeals for help to secure a skycap position at the airport, explaining a need for $500 to cover uniforms, insurance, and rental costs. The writer offers to repay within two months and asks readers for assistance or loan options.
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Skycap
Community gift wrap project thanks contributors
Audrey E. Rahn president of P.A.L.S. extends appreciation to volunteers and Rubias Hardware for space and materials used in the Christmas gift wrap drive. All donations support the Spay or neuter assistance program. Location: 2407 Buckingham Dr NW Apt 225 Linn County.
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Rubias Hardware
Audrey E. Rahn
P.A.L.S
People For Animals of
Linn County
Buckingham Dr
Apt
Christmas Wish winners thank sponsors and delivery team
A Nebraska family expresses gratitude to Q103 and MNB for sponsoring the Christmas Wish contest. Winners spent Christmas week with loved ones thanks to City Delivery employees led by Nick Allen and heartfelt help from Bill and Vicki Kristan.
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Q103
MNB
Nebraska
Bill
Vicki Kristan
City Delivery
Nick Allen
Santa
Santa Claus
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