China cuts population growth at Tokyo conference
International planners at a Tokyo conference note cautious UN estimates that China may reach population stability by century's end with a slow growth rate. UN figures place mainland China near 780 million, with rural areas key to future fertility trends amid limited official data.
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TV Tamers Rise in Israel as Antennas Spread
In Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, tall television antennas dominate skylines while households invest heavily in sets despite war risks and taxes. Parliament debates allowing commercials to fund operations. A half wage is nearly 800 Israeli pounds for a TV, with antennas drawing signals from Cyprus Beirut Jordan Cairo. Local cynics joke Dayan’s office antennas boost TV reception.
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