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...Extension of commercial credit generally made available by each nation to its other trading partners. This provision would entitle Soviet trading monopolies to seek financing for their U.S. purchases from the Government-run U.S. Export-Import Bank. U.S. businessmen who make deals in Moscow can apply for similar services at the Soviet Foreign Trade Bank...
...office space, they must have already established their firm as an "active trading partner" with the Soviet Union, presumably by having engineered deals that were to Moscow's liking on business visits. The few that qualify can then set up a Moscow staff of only five Americans and import a single company...
ROBERT ROSS has sold $11 million worth of products from Communist countries in the U.S. since his first trip to Moscow in 1970. As head of East-Europe Import Export, Inc., based in Manhattan, he has another $100 million worth of contracts under discussion. Acting mostly as a buyer, Ross represents 65 American firms in Russia and Eastern Europe. Meanwhile, he is sole sales agent in the U.S. for the Soviet auto and electronics industries and Rumanian auto and petroleum exports. This year he introduced a $3,195 Jeep-like Rumanian vehicle into the U.S. He is talking with executives...
...play mildly captures a sense of feeling. I never felt I was watching the art of Steinbeck. Edward Zwick, Director, has attempted to day so true to Steinbeck's mere "story" concept that he succeeds in presenting a disconnected production which floats above the surface of any lasting import. Whether or not there is meaning to Of Mice and Men, Zwick fails to move his actors towards the limitless emotion of Steinbeck's characters. Consequently, the Loeb version lacks the display of a certain vigor to search, not for meaning, but for some expressive value stronger than dramatic dialogue...
...audience," Loomis says. He would emphasize educational and cultural shows like Sesame Street and Masterpiece Theater, which this month began showing a British-made five-part serialization of Vanity Fair. Indeed, if funds become any tighter, many more shows will have an English accent since it is cheaper to import a show than produce it. "Public broadcasting," Loomis asserts, "is complementary to the basic system in this country-which is commercial." He has no intention of asking for long-range financing of public TV for a while, a move that would mean greater freedom from political control. He adds...