Leaders of U.S., Japan hold one-day summit

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Japanese Premier Tomiichi Murayama and Pres Clinton conferred on Jan 11, 1995, in Washington DC. They discussed such issues as the trade gap and dismantling North Korea's nuclear reactors. The two leaders downplayed the significance of a recent trade dispute between the two nations.

Economic aspects, Laws, regulations and rules, Financial services industry, Financial services, Japanese foreign relations, United States foreign relations, Commercial treaties, Trade agreements, Tomiichi, Murayama

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Clinton, Japan's Miyazawa discuss trade issues

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Pres Clinton and Japanese Premier Miyazawa met to discuss the trade imbalance between the US and Japan on Apr 16, 1993, in Washington, DC. Clinton favored a managed trade policy, which would create market-share objectives for foreign firms in Japan.

Economic policy, Miyazawa, Kiichi

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Bush, Clinton clash on foreign policy

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Pres Bush and Bill Clinton have had conflicting opinions on foreign policy, taxation and crime prevention. Clinton has criticized Bush for not imposing a blockade against Serbia.

Political activity, Political aspects, Presidential candidates, Bush, George W., Political campaigns, 1992 AD

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