U.S. weighs swift action after auto talks crash
The NEC approved an undisclosed plan to pressure Japan to open its market to autos and auto parts after the breakdown in U S Japan trade talks in British Columbia. Mickey Kantor said a decision is likely soon and Clinton could face restrictions if Japan resists. Japanese and auto officials urged restraint and warned against punitive sanctions.
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Helms pushes to end U.N. support in U.S. aid cuts
Senate Foreign Relations Chairman Jesse Helms proposes eliminating or sharply cutting U.S. funding to numerous U.N. affiliated agencies to save about 300 million dollars. He targets groups including ILO, UNDP, UNESCO, and WFP, retaining UNICEF. Helms emailed Domenici outlining the plan as he travels and could not be reached for comment.
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Clinton urges tougher illegal alien laws across borders
President Clinton urged stronger border controls and work site verification in a weekly radio address. He backed sending more agents, expanding deportations, speeding court processing, and using deportations in plea bargains while aiming to triple annual deportations and curb backlogs. He proposed a 1996 budget add1b billion for border controls and state aid, noting Republican plans for larger increases.
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Cable modems link PCs to TV lines at convention
Cable modems connect personal computers to cable TV lines offering thousands of times faster transfer of text voice and pictures than telephone modems. The devices enable faster cheaper access to online services with cable firms eyeing sales rental fees amid trials by major systems including Tele-Communications Time Warner Continental Cablevision Cablevision Comcast and Cox. Zenith demonstrated a 400 times faster 4? baud design being tested as the industry spars for new revenue.
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