U S Flags Cuba China Trade Deal Alarmed US
Washington denounces a Cuba China trade pact as a Communist bloc expansion. The State Department calls the agreement a propaganda tool with muted economic substance and questions its loan terms and implications for the Western Hemisphere.
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Cane and Beet Sugar Output Shifts Reported By Officials
Washington reports a dramatic shift in sugar output with U S refiners delivering 68 000 tons in October up 15 percent from last year while beet sugar deliveries fall compared to September and October totals. The Agriculture Department cites quota uncertainties and Cuba in its analysis of the world sugar picture.
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Bumper World Crop of Barley and Oats Seen
Washington reports a bumper world crop of barley and oats in 1980 as forecast by the U S Department of Agriculture. The agency notes favorable weather and strong yields in major growing regions worldwide.
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Luxurious Woolens Priced Incredibly Low for All
A vivid sale burst of fashion prose promises luxury woolens for every shopper at strikingly reduced prices. Read like a alerting notice, it touts sumptuous fabrics, broad selection, and discounts aimed at broad appeal.
Unions Seek Halt to Missile Strikes Across Construction
The AFL CIO Building and Construction Trades Department representing many unions will study possibilities for a work stoppage or a no strike agreement to slow missile base projects as a protest against ongoing strikes and construction disruptions.
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Insurance Firms Invest $50 Billion in Securities
New York life insurance firms report that invested assets rose to about 117.9 billion dollars, with life companies totaling 1,110 in the nine months ending September 30. The Institute of Life Insurance notes a 6 percent year over year gain as funds available for investment increased.
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