Senate votes on immigration bill signals major overhaul
Senate prepares to vote on a historic immigration measure setting fines up to two thousand dollars for employers who hire illegal workers and jail terms for repeat offenses with proof of identity forms required for four or more workers. House backers pursue a balanced budget amendment as talks drag.
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United States outlines arms policy on Taiwan and China
President announces limits on arms sales to Taiwan in a U S Chinese communique while pledging to maintain relations. The agreement allows co production of F5E jets but aims to gradually reduce arms to Taiwan and resolve the Taiwan issue peacefully. Peking threatened to downgrade relations if arms sales continued.
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China Army Lag Signaled in New Study Says Large Yet Primitive
A study concludes the People's Liberation Army, though the world’s largest at about 4.5 million, remains backward in tactics and hardware. It notes reliance on horse and ox haulage for artillery, old Soviet designs, and defensive use of limited nuclear weapons. The analysis compares China with the Soviet Union and the United States.
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