U.S. and China Near Textile Quota Agreement in Geneva
Reports from Geneva indicate the United States and China have reached tentative terms on quotas for Chinese textile exports to the U.S. with notes to be exchanged and a formal signing soon. Details remain unclear though growth targets and language points may differ. The pact aims to end a trade dispute that had curbed Chinese purchases of U.S. farm products and cooled ties.
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Geneva
Switzerland
China
United States
America
Xinhua
U.S
Vienna
Austria
Soviet Union
Inside On the Lincoln Highway Remember when U S 30 was America Main Street
A page 20A feature reflects on U S 30 as a national main street and its historical role. It recalls towns, travel, and the highway's cultural impact across decades. The piece links present perspectives to a bygone era of travel.
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U.S. 30
America
Stars of screen and stage: Massey and Fontanne dead
Raymond Massey died in Los Angeles at 86, renowned for Lincoln and Dr. Gillespie and stage work in London and Broadway. Lynn Fontanne died at 95 at Ten Chimneys Wisconsin, famed for teaming with Alfred Lunt in theater, remembered for Broadway acclaim.
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Los Angeles Times Service
Los Angeles
Raymond Massey
London
Broadway
Hollywood
Abraham Lincoln
Dr. Gillespie
Dr. Kildare
Massey
Lynn Fontanne
Alfred Lunt
New York Times
Miss Fontanne
Ten Chimneys
Genesee Depot
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Ring Lardner
Lardner
Fontanne
Reagan vows to save $2000 per family through Reform 88
President Reagan pledges to overhaul the federal bureaucracy by 1988 to save about $2,000 for each American family. He anchors Reform 88 to upgrade federal management and renews attacks on fraud waste and abuse. He also comments on U S Soviet relations in aTV interview noting no thaw yet and urging Moscow to ease tensions by withdrawing from Afghanistan and aligning with neighbors.
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Washington Post Service
Washington
Reagan
White House
McLaughlin Group
Wrc-Tv
Soviet Union
Sunday Spotlight Anchors face bias in TV discrimination suit
The article reports Christine Craft suing a Missouri TV station for 1.2 million dollars alleging age and appearance bias in remove from the anchor desk. It notes Maggie Jensen, once moved from reporter to 10 p.m. co anchor in Cedar Rapids Waterloo markets, reflects on survey driven personnel changes.
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Channel 2
Maggie Jensen
Christine Craft
Craft
Kansas City
Missouri
Jensen
WMT
Orion Broadcasting Co
Jeff Thompson
Bruce Northcutt
Frank Magid
TV news doctor helps stations boost ratings
Tom Fruehling and Cagle of Frank N. Magid & Associates play expert in Marion office as they counsel stations nationwide on improving 6 and 11 p.m. newscasts. The piece notes a consultants survey led KMBC to replace Christine Craft amid alleged sex pay and age discrimination suits.
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Teve Cagle
Frank N. Magid & Associates
Marion
Kansas City
KMBC
Christine Craft
Craft
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