Rice exhibit at Tokyo fair draws U S display removal
US officials pulled six types of American rice from a Tokyo food fair after Japanese authorities deemed the display violations of the Food Control Law. The dispute comes as Japan and the United States tussle over trade balance and domestic protection for small businesses. Nobuo Ogawa, sponsor, said organizers were annoyed by the exhibit, while a US Embassy spokesman noted no sampling occurred and the display showed varieties only.
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Tokyo
U.S
Japan
United States
Toshiki Kaife
Nobuo Ogawa
Japan Management Association
American Trade Office
U.S. Rice Council
Food Agency
Mr. Ogawa
Grain and livestock reports from Chicago market summary
Fragments show futures wading Friday with Wheat Soybeans and Oats quotes. Reading notes include price per bushel figures and tallies of up and down movement alongside trade totals for grains and livestock. The text lists many scattered numbers and labels indicating market activity though readability is limited.
Omaha and Des Moines livestock market price roundup
Omaha and Des Moines livestock market quotes show hogs up to 9 cents higher across weights, cattle and calves uneven with some tests and wide ranges, boxed beef and pork cuts mixed in demand. Regional reports include prices for dairy and veal, steers and heifers, cows, bulls, lambs, sheep, goats, and miscellaneous livestock, with totals for daily slaughter and various grade categories.
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Omaha, Neb
Omaha
Notte
Des Moines
Iowa
USDA
U.S
West
Choice
Woodsboro
Hagerstown
Westminster
Shelly
Dean
Dorn
Westminster Livestock
House gives preliminary approval to 10 percent property cap
The Maryland House backed a 10 percent annual cap on future assessment increases, aiming to ease homeowner tax bills amid rapid value rises. Amendments to drop to 4 or 6 percent failed, with supporters arguing deeper cuts would cut state and local revenues. An attempt to apply the cap starting this July also failed, as critics warned voters would see otherwise on notices this summer.
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Annapolis
General Assembly
House
William Burgess
Baltimore County
Martha Klima
Wade Kach
Ms. Klima
Mr. Kach
C. Lawrence Wiser
D Montgomery
Stiffer penalties urged after child labor abuse case
Lawmakers heard harrowing testimony from 16 year old Matthew Garvey who lost a leg at a Laurel car wash where he worked at 13. Rep. Schumer urged mandatory jail terms and higher fines for repeat violators, citing thousands of injuries and dozens of deaths among minors from 1987 to 1989.
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Washington
Matthew Garvey
Congress
House Government Operations Subcommittee On Employment and Housing
Charles Schumer
D-N.y
United States
Boutros
Elizabeth Dole
Tom Lantos
D-Calif
Santos
General Accounting Office
Sunny Slope Creations Grand Opening in Libertytown
Sunny Slope Creations at 12000 Main St Libertytown opens this weekend with extended hours Wed to Sun. Nellie Rice and daughter Teresa Stevens run the shop offering crafts from furniture to Easter gifts. Grand opening prizes include a hand crafted rabbit and gift certificates. winners drawn 3 p.m. Sunday March 18.
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Nellie Rice
Sunny Slope Creations
Libertytown
Teresa Stevens
Main St
MD. 26
Satellite no longer MM's problem in stranded craft
Bethesda based Martin Marietta says its liability ended before Titan 3 lift, leaving Intelsat with NASA recovery options. The five-ton Hughes satellite, stranded since Wednesday, now in higher orbit as engineers eye rescue or shuttle retrieval. It was designed to carry 120,000 phone calls and three TV channels.
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Bethesda
Martin Marietta Corp
International Telecommunications Satellite Organization
Intelsat
Martin Marietta
Baltimore
Hughes Aircraft Co
Martin
Denver
NASA
Tony Trujillo
International Consortium
Global Communications
Thrifty sued by Alex Brown over Chrysler deal payment
Maryland-based Alex Brown & Sons incuesues Thrifty Rent-A-Car Systems over a 263 million tender offer Chrysler accepted in May. The suit filed in U.S. District Court seeks 1.75 million from Thrifty and five former directors for consulting related to the leveraged buyout proposal.
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Tulsa, Okla
Thrifty
Rent-A-Car Systems Ine
Chrysler Corp
Alex, Brown & Sons Inc
Chrysler
U.S
Alex Brown
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