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Show n At Apple Farms Pag IS Senate Panel Opposes Trade Plan Japanese - "a WASHINGTON tl'PI) Japan s new trade plan to reduce tariffs and or?n markets is unacceptable and "too little" to effectively de- Our . . . crease the trade deficit, the head of a U.S. Special Apple Dumplings are on Special! av Customers am' Our Apple Dumplings Secret r Frank M'irkowski, and U.S. Trade Representative Clayton Yeutter criticized the plan to reporters after the first meeting of the Senate Republican Conference task force on international trade policy. The three-year- , plan, announced Monday by Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone. was cooly received by the White House and on Capitol Hill, which is concerned about a mounting trade deficit with Japan expected to hit $50 billion this year. The plan calls for Japan to buy more imported goods, reduce tariffs and trade barriers on more than 1.800 items after 1987, and ease its certification restrictions Sen. . Enjoy a great meal . . and A Very Special Apple Dumplings Special . particularly scrumptious" 53 N. I'niversilv .'i 0 Vrmo nar m1 "This is literally one of the best restaurants we've been to.. .we're from Seattle und this rivals the best of. Seattle restaurants'" for a limited time at fell! 1400 FOOTHILL EM.Vl) 1150 EAST FORT UNION ftl.VL) v. COHONTREE SQUARE II 77-3- IN on N SHOWINGI goods. d foreign-produce- "With the current trade situation deteoriating on a daily basis, I expect much much more from the Japanese government," Murkows-ki- , the task force chairman, said. "It's too little, and the time restraints on most of the relief proposals are unacceptable. The plan is simply not the type of relief we accepted, and while it represents a start, it is just not enough," he said. Yeutter said the plan "would offer the worst of all worlds ... (leading to) a shrinkage of trade, fewer American exports to Japan, fewer Japanese exports to the United States." PROVO STARTS 9:30 ADULTS $2.50 CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE EXCLUSIVE DRIVE-I- . We bakv a treh peeled apple wrapped in our tlakvy crust and serve it warm topped with cinnamon sauce and two scoops ot ice cream Speak: "Fun atmosphere" "Beautiful food.. .dessert . Senate task force said Thursday. When you and your uom cddi purdiibo any dinner selection at Apple farm you can e.kh enioy a delicious. Homemade Apple Dumpline. tor the price ot one MAIN ST. MOVIE Em 'dm SINGLE PURCHASE WELCOME AT $4 00 nv Sundowners cheese toast closed every JtfiL UUHINU THIS MONTH Child's S FAMISH FORK W 'mu'mmmm - SPANISH STORE FORK 985 North Main Street Pinna 7M.9UC J COUPONS nii-Vi'it'ii- HOURS Mon Thurs U 9 00PM Friday a Saturday 9 30 p m 225-256- 5 pc I iVVIiV mf SATURDAY Ne " the plan as action that hope would be rejected in Japan." Murkowski said he opposed the r delay in implementing benefits of the Japanese plan. "We need immediate action, not e promises," said Murkowski, who also is chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee on East Asian and Pacific Affairs. "When Congress reconvenes in September, we probably will be in a climate where we'll be moving on some sort of trade legislation. We're looking fcr direction from the administration, but in any event, there will be some activity from Congress in a rather direct manner to express our frustration at the U.S. Japan trade imbalance," he said. Yeutter said the Japanese plan included "both pleasant surprises and disappointments." Many of the proposals "represent actions Japan should have taken in any case .. obligations of the government of Japan," he said. Yeutter said he was "disappointed that almost all the actions" of the plan would not be implemented until after 1987, which "to me is not very responsible." Murkowski and Yeutter agreed that export restraints by the Japanese would be unproductive. "By imposing export restraints, Japan would in effect be punishing the United States by not marketing their goods in our country," Murkowski said. "I think such a plan would heighten tensions and Congress would react negatively.ln-stead- , they should open their markets to U.S. imports." three-yea- long-rang- -- self-impos- Yeutter will visit Japan this month, and tell Japanese officials of U.S. concerns about the trade plan and the frustration of Congress. He intends to ask the Japanese to speed up the three-yea- r study and to be more specific about their plan before Congress reconvenes in September. The U.S. has a $13.4 billion trade deficit worldwide. AND Market Quotes WW It happens every day, no special skills needed Just tune, patience and understand That's what a Compeer volunteer brings to someone whose emotional Me has got the best of them. 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