Trade with China Faces Slow Start After Nixon Visit
AP reports U S business leaders face hurdles in expanding trade with China as Beijing pursues self sufficiency, limited consumer imports, and competition from Japan and Europe. Despite a license for RCA equipment to Shanghai, direct large scale deals remain unlikely this year.
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Reader asks Ann Landers about giving to panhandlers
A Boston reader questions the wisdom of offering money to a hungry young panhandler after a brief encounter. Ann Landers suggests practical alternatives and cautions about enabling dependence. The exchange discusses helping strangers without encouraging drug use or avoidance of work.
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