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...Japanese chips are still being dumped outside the U.S. But, it argues, the sales are being made not by Japanese chipmakers, who are under government control, but by independent businessmen. Officials claim to be doing everything they can to stop that, as promised. Not good enough, retorts Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldrige: "If the manufacturers try to get out of their obligation not to dump in third-country markets by using middlemen, that is a deliberate action. It is the government's responsibility...
...American grievances over the trade practices of its second largest trading partner (after Canada) had resulted in a sharp and pointed U.S. economic response. Said a senior Administration official: "This will hopefully send a signal to all our trading partners that the free ride is over." As Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldrige put it to TIME, "You can't rely on words. You have to rely on actions...
...billion last year. But they are the harshest trade sanctions that the U.S. has slapped on Japan since the end of World War II, and their imposition could well herald further bitter actions on both sides. "We do this more in sorrow than in anger," said Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldrige. Despite the obvious risks of such an abrupt change in the rules of engagement, the Administration's toughness earned bipartisan applause. Said Democratic Senator John D. Rockefeller of West Virginia: "It's about time we took some real action." Added Republican Senator Pete Domenici of New Mexico: "There...
...Washington last fall when Fujitsu, the Japanese electronics giant, proposed buying 80% of ailing Fairchild Semiconductor. Key Reagan Administration officials had serious worries about the sale of the California-based chip producer, which was to take place for an estimated $225 million. Earlier this month Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldrige went public with his opposition, hinting at national-security concerns and stressing the need to protect America's enfeebled semiconductor industry. Last week Fujitsu dropped its controversial merger plan even as U.S.-Japanese friction continued to rise over the issue...
Second Period--2, ND, Bob Joyce 51 (Hrkac, Steve Johnson) 8:42; 3, ND, Hrkac 46 (Joyce) 12:37; 4, ND, Mickey Krampotich 27 (Johnson, Lee Davidson) 17:57. Penalties--Butch Cutone, H, (holding) 8:30; Don Sweeney, H, (high-sticking) 11:50; Malcolm Parks, ND, (high-sticking) 11:50; Tod Hartje, H, (roughing...