Trade deals with Japan boost US exports amid auto talks
The United States and Japan sealed market opening accords after a 20 hour marathon, aiming to boost American sales in telecommunications medical equipment insurance and glass while failing to fix Japan auto and auto parts barriers. Congress heads home as many lawmakers retire or lose primaries and the Supreme Court prepares for its 1994 95 term with debates on term limits affirmative action and gun control.
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Establishment eyes chance for a new third party
Washington reports a shift in U.S. politics as independent and third party candidates gain ground. A Times Mirror survey shows 53 percent of Americans favor a new major party, with establishment criticism of both major parties and calls for a strong national personality by 1996.
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