Trade talks aim to salvage GATT as Brussels deadline nears
Weekend talks between Americans and Europeans seek a shared path on agriculture. Europe proposes 30 percent cuts in internal supports 1986 to 1996 while the United States demands 75 percent cuts and 90 percent export subsidy reductions. Canada announces new credit lines to boost trade with the Soviet Union and foodstuffs. The Soviet Union seeks international credit despite a record grain harvest amid storage and distribution issues.
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