Japan to Decide on Car Exports to U.S. This Week
Commerce Secretary Baldrige says U.S. automakers likely to issue statements on plans to curb exports and aid the ailing industry. He warns of a $12 billion shortfall in the $80 billion retooling drive for 1980–85 as Japan weighs a 7 percent export limit, with Tokyo meetings and industry pressure shaping the stance ahead of potential congressional action.
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Washington
Japan
United States
Reagan
U.S
Commerce
Malcolm Baldrige
Department
Baldrige
Ministry of Trade and Industry
Tokyo
Les Aspin
D-Wis
Douglas Fraser
United Auto Workers
Chrysler Corp
Kyodo News Service
Mitsubishi Motors Corp
Chrysler
Fuji Heavy Industries
Subaru
Honda Motor Co
Sen. John Danforth
R-Mo
Danforth
Business Daily
Nihon Keizei Shimbun
Toyo
Rain chances fade for Odessa area after brief shower
Odessa area received .21 inches of rain Tuesday while forecasters at Midland Regional Air Terminal say rain chances are drying up tonight. Cooler, partly cloudy and a 20 percent chance for rain expected tonight and Thursday with highs in the 70s and winds north to northeast. Tornadoes and storms battered much of Texas Tuesday, with a tornado watch in parts of Northeast Texas and the Panhandle and a flash flood watch for West Texas and the Hill Country.
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Odessa
National Weather Service
Midland Regional Air Terminal
Midland Regional
Amarillo
Permian
Texas
Panhandle
West Texas
Hill Country
Graford
North Texas
Palo Pinto County
Debate over police strip searches for minor offenses
ACLU and Justice Department officials warn that many departments still strip search people charged with minor offenses. The piece cites Arlington County and others, notes court rulings upholding searches for serious crimes, and reports settlements and policy changes aimed at curbing intrusive cavity searches.
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Timothy Harper
Associated Press
Arlington
Fremont
Calif
Ocean City
N.J
Wheat Ridge
Colo
American Civil Liberties Union
Justice Department
Harriet Kurlander
ACLU
New York
Arlington County
Jim Gandles
U.S. Supreme Court
Lois Lipton
Chicago
Lipton
Houston
Suffolk County
N.Y
Independence
Thornton, Colo
Racine
Wis
Lee County
Fla
Drug bill sparks limited support from physicians and pharmacists
Doctors and pharmacists criticize new record keeping and paperwork required for controlled substances. They argue forged prescriptions persist, street drugs remain costly, and enforcement may not curb abuse, though some see potential benefit in tighter controls and verification.
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Odessa
Fowler
Washington, D.C
Gary Warren
Medical Center Pharmacy
Warren
Reagan withdraws fisheries treaty with Canada and seeks arbitration pact
President Reagan formally withdraws the fisheries treaty with Canada and asks the Senate to ratify a companion arbitration pact on the Gulf of Maine boundary dispute. Senate leaders say the fisheries treaty cannot be ratified in a form acceptable to Canada. The two treaties were negotiated two years ago and submitted as a package.
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Washington
Reagan
Canada
Senate
Gulf of Maine
White House
SEC official named to CIA post shifts from disclosure zeal
Stanley Sporkin, longtime head of the SEC enforcement division, will become general counsel of the CIA. Acting SEC Chairman Philip Loomis praised his service to government, investors, and markets since 1974, noting the SEC won 60 injunctions against corporations and prompted 400 more to disclose wrongdoing.
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Washington
Stanley Sporkin
Securities and Exyguateen
Accus
Sporkin
SEC
Philip A. Loomis Jr
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South Texas
Mic
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Big Bend
NOAA
US Dept of Co
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Aimarito
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Childress College Station
Corpus Christi
Diane Sala
Sala
Barbara Foster
National Conference of State Legislatures
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Queens
Gondles
Stringer
James Fowler
Glass Professional Pharmacy
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