Tiny parts for woodwinds become issue in world trade
Walter Kane of the Commerce Department reports on pad imports for woodwind instruments, noting Italy supplies about half a million dollars in pads and U.S. makers in Nogales, Arizona, warn imports hurt sales. The government reviews Italian subsidies and dumping claims as U.S. firms seek relief while importers hedge duties.
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Commerce Department
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Kane
Italy
Musical Instruments Corp of
Nogales
Ariz
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Jerry Bitch
Taly
Baltick
Vue Prestm Company
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Haly
Halian
Commoiece Department
Rome
Prestin Company
US International Trade Commission
Frank Brennan
US Customs Service
Ludiattie
Drica Accensor
Strument Musical
Ule Tatiana
Craftsman Speaks Turkey Calls From Cedar Box Workshop
In Fort Smith AP report, turkey call maker Erhel Cook hand crafts box calls from cedar walnut or oak. He explains tone depends on wood, knot-free pieces, and precise shaping. He dries, sands, and varnishes each piece, selling about 100 calls annually in Oklahoma and Arkansas.
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Aly TH Dutton
Erehel Cook
Cook
Fonrehe LaFave
Seoul
Ook
Conk
Conn
Oklahoma
Irkancasek
Modern Argonauts Sail From Tagasas On 3000 Mile Voyage
An international crew launches a Bronze Age style Argo from Tagasas Greece on a 3000 mile voyage to test if the Argonauts legend reflects early Black Sea sailors. Lim Severin leads the expedition as Greeks cheer and Poseidon invoked for a safe journey toward Lemnos and along the Aegean.
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Greece
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Lim Severin
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Poseidon
Aegean
Wackden
Soviet
Georgia
Seserin
Black Sea
Severin
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