Washington parties split on China trade status debate
The article reports on a high-stakes Washington fight over normalizing trade relations with China. It notes Democratic opposition, Republican backing, and labor groups mobilizing against the measure. Key figures include Vice President Gore and House leaders Gephardt and Hastert as the vote nears.
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Protester Qualms Over DC Blockades Amid IMF Meet
SU protester Zac Moore says a 100-block barricade by DC officials and street shutdowns helped secure a victory for democracy during protests against the World Bank and IMF. He cites arrests, including Ann Tiffany of Syracuse, and notes delegates from Korea were blocked. The piece also mentions Rep. McHugh’s postal reform bill HR 22 and remarks from Senate Leader Daschle. Mark Libbon’s Washington Notebook appears weekly.
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