Rollins resigns as unpaid adviser to Dole campaign
Ed Rollins resigns from Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole's presidential bid after a roast remark calling two Jewish congressmen Hymie boys. He served under a month as an unpaid adviser and cited weariness as the reason.
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Papers hint at favoritism by Commerce secretary
Los Angeles Times reports that during a South America trade mission to Brown many well connected Democrats secured seats. E Glenn Biggs a Texas businessman with political ties to Lloyd Bentsen and Robert Strauss aligned with the favored access pattern.
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China suspends talks over missile control and Taiwan visa
Beijing halted U S discussions on missile technology control and nuclear energy cooperation after condemning the visa for Taiwan President Lee Teng-hui. The move followed Washington's decision to grant the visa and prompted China to postpone a planned June visit by John Holum, head of the U S Arms Control Agency.
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China missile sales and energy ties with the United States
U S negotiators press China to disclose past missile sales and seek limits on new ones. Nuclear cooperation is restricted by U S controls tied to Beijing’s June 1989 crackdown on democracy protests.
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