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October 20 - October 26
Clinton Signs China Trade Bill
Chinese American-owned businesses are to benefit
President Bill Clinton has signed the China trade bill, a hard-fought victory for the White House that promises to ultimately open markets in the communist country to billions of dollars in U.S. goods and services.
Even as he signed the bill, the president was dispatching U.S. Trade Representative Charlene Barshefsky to Beijing Oct. 10 to nudge the Chinese to complete its agreements to join the World Trade Organization. Talks are stalled as China backpedals on details of its trade accords with the United States and other nations.
Non-Profit Groups in S.F. May Finally See Help in Rent/Space Crisis
(in Bay Area News)
World Business Forum on Asia's Economic Status
(in Business)
Tagulaylay
(in A&E)
Emil Amok: From Miss America to Mr. President
(in Opinion)
Clinton Signs China Trade Bill
Chinese American-owned businesses are to benefit
President Bill Clinton has signed the China trade bill, a hard-fought victory for the White House that promises to ultimately open markets in the communist country to billions of dollars in U.S. goods and services.
Even as he signed the bill, the president was dispatching U.S. Trade Representative Charlene Barshefsky to Beijing Oct. 10 to nudge the Chinese to complete its agreements to join the World Trade Organization. Talks are stalled as China backpedals on details of its trade accords with the United States and other nations.
| Non-Profit Groups in S.F. May Finally See Help in Rent/Space Crisis (in Bay Area News) World Business Forum on Asia's Economic Status Tagulaylay Emil Amok: From Miss America to Mr. President |
Also In This Section
Measure awaits Senate approval Spurred by the plight of a California woman, the House passed legislation Oct. 10 to allow disabled immigrants to become citizens without taking an oath of allegiance. If the Senate agrees, the bill (H.R. 4838), passed by voice vote in the House, would open the door to citizenship for Vijai Rajan, 24, of Anaheim, Calif. Republican Rep. Christopher Cox, who sponsored the bill, had called the Immigration and Naturalization Service’s handling of the case “appalling” because the woman suffers from cerebral palsy and other ailments.
House Passes Bill for Disabled Citizenship
Energy Secretary Acts Against Racial Profiling:
Richardson announces safeguards in the aftermath of the Wen Ho Lee case.
Korean Americans Celebrate Nobel Peace Prize Winner:
South Korean President Kim Dae-jung’s accomplishment makes L.A. Koreatown residents proud.
Ship Named for Chinese American World War II Hero:
New destroyer to be named after Rear Admiral Gordon Chung Hoon, recipient of the Navy Cross and Silver Star.
Washington Journal:
Far from a Representation. Columnist Phil Tajitsu Nash on how America is still far from being a true Representative Democracy.
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