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...House gave speedy 416-0 approval to a pending economic sanctions bill aimed at Iraq. The measure would cut off Iraq's $200 million a year in Export-Import Bank credits and tighten restrictions on U.S. exports that could have military as well as civilian uses...
That agreement to disagree was evident on the most important topic the summiteers discussed: the high tariffs, domestic price supports and export subsidies used by many nations, including the entire Group of Seven, to protect their farmers from more efficient foreign competitors. Experts estimate that such protectionist measures cost the developed world's consumers and taxpayers some $245 billion a year. They also undercut the ability of poor countries to export their agricultural products. George Bush asked his summit partners to phase out government support for farm exports (not that Bush is sure he could sell such sacrifices to farm...
...Ease a ban on the export of California's heavy crude oil. Japan would like...
Because of glaring weaknesses in West German law, the only charges that could be brought were export-law violations and income tax evasion...
...architects of the new Soviet foreign policy, who favors nonintervention and no export of revolution