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Show 12 Vi Lki 7h Tribune 1.' Ouoher vunoav Kissinger Fears the Rising Tide of Protectionism rt .auction if on'v tr fare ion gtd S'a.l far r )e d'astiC Cor grt pru ection.xt action f I .r.a n pi f.al multi tin - ajor ft latum tit g luai i: on e it bat pt fo it - and trade. The pre of n.ass.vt.v f stnt utuuijg ti.har.gf rotes en oblfs l oanuies to manipulate tin .r c u'Tencie tu promote o nt p'utiaUun on g -- cater current v btcb.Ltj tin ir t p tv tht recent meet.r,g of f.nonct rr..:.a ; ers, is tr pl.td vital diiolutd the dollar Sim.iar) tbelS pnipa-sai- i far mw multilateral tradt negotiation-- , max Ik tn- - lost chance tu preserve f'ec troJc And n the final analvsis not tc eorr.ptit ve until it puts its tfit I need States v own house in order ial)v bv reducing its aefieus Tfitsc ntgouotmre Cannot he concluded rapid I'm! tht n the contoinru r.t of potential bilateral confrontations must be 0 CTUf ul goal of national pi ilCV The most dangerous of these looming confrortat.ons is the parlous dialogue with Japan 7 or protectionist sent! merit m the I rated States has been fueled bv what is wtdelv perceived - r.ghtv or wror.glv as unfair Japanese trade practices Lndless bilateral negotiations punctuated bv periodic h.gh leve announcements of improved American access to the Japanese market are belied bv trade statistics that show a 1985 deficit approaching loO a f.gure considered billion up from 117 billion in 1982 excessive even then with ttas process will sooner or laet that mav do grate dam age to Americas vital po.iucal inc'est in close relations with Japan There is indeed a telling political argument for tolerating a certain imbalance of tradt But that tolerance can not go beyond the limits of the American domestic pciVi Uito to oh "..c- ret tt -'d T s 11 ec tr fit r it itli Muir i IT i hupi' fill pMigliv- - and piobbms ii'ii iuru(.'i lit limns btiwccri tht .niu-rici nun r.n u - w ill dt It i mu U Japd 'u si V it 1' an rt la! ions Inn lit nr it r .in tl( at Hit stab III , v a II al I n- f nil ntruniaimnul it liit ,Tjrlt-r-- - it assurrii i niarktis that n sources f'or nit fit lent opon iriJustrits tajlui l - ( atlstd bv ml nut b fnxiblt t fan bt 'I ltd sec to'- - and Umt m w t usi 1 VlP (jui(M l f licit t t in t in ijiciumr, Bui tht it al itilill ,g' f a wai kl doe- - not nbt otionetnc II llldl Is lift oust of tilt tost Ilf invest-- ; - v 'lint Frustration industries d nm tnicrw f Dr Kissinger mb- - ait lost pt i riuinenth Tin dt ii i ai k piiiti'ss anj uluriidttlv national seen will n it permit such a process of riiv t iinsidfiatmns m ndijsiu.iliaiKm to (oiiiimit rnuth longer Lven I'resi in tit fit.it.ari eommnted as hi is to free trade has felt m t.ipid w li v t ( , 1 nt a method espeeia.lv o the the trade deceit s bound to fa American1 tend to assumt that tb n i'md pi u a e v uiuiion is tow ard the Anenc an pattrrr of gov m me nt That nations are shaped tj them cu.turc their h..--: on even thej- - foik tales that therefore the.r r.arg.n of ehar.ge is finite is not a view read, v am pud tv r -t Americans even their leaders Japan bei a me a di m s ra aC) in August 1945, but surface s.n. a".'ues obseu'e Cal proct-- s d.ffere-nce- s m-- Cu-re- in practice Japan fias combined popular elections at rc guiar ir t r vals with essential elements of its feudal pa- -l S.nu ni partv other than the Liberal Democratic Part ha' won an election or has a prospect far do.r.g o in political course of Japan is determined less t the tiec toral process than bv factions w .thm the Lit eral Democratic Pan permanent! led b a srriall num ber of senior statesmen Each control a group of members of parliament who follow their leaders direction ntarh automatically The prime minister emerges from a com plicated negotiation between factions that uh.es plact every two years m practice he can be renominated or.. once Japanese cabinet ministers cannot be dismissed bv the prime minister unless their faction agrees. nor can the be ordered to earn, out measures their faction is determined to block. 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HA KD WEIGHTS Reg tc SL 3E M me 9331 AEROBIC PRIKCESS SMARTBELIES ine.i re J'Pd' J' ;r r the formed - at a point when ihe America h Tutilv rtccgnizes that a pro! .cm approa. pragmatic e Xiss Anierica T - n accidtnt bat eniounteTs n'csicieni' and Japanese pnr.ie ministers have so fe trusTation The American president queri 'v ended in hat is an act of will to ft imposed ask' f ir a Ots i'ion oes 1 e w Japanese prime- minister n i luctaitt ft up,.r Hence their prunnst U have had that r ui t author,! tv Anierun goods is a commitment per ope-Japr i imt .ond 1 ruJ Jjf.ane.--t leadership to group suade n i See A IS, C olum I con-m-- '!, Arthritis - Diabetic Neuropathy Headache Neurologic Dysfunction Back Pam m vt a'-.- g i at Ann rii an negotiaturx a- - t'lCab t afproach of pichtrg ind ri f re or stii r for restraint of Japanese v anal lit r. jitts- o I't Japanese market Canno t CaT' -- gv i a f parent it is too late u After d .Ji its Tt t ver ((UallUe-that give a'VCl JabanC'C OeC the -uS to .'ofait-- t ec uriomic performance h i ji e exTraordnarv eb.'v luOthne ..nd xecute national prv n to arv pievemeA' id or,.utu, pr act s - ut bo resistance consensus The crafted be tv cattft1' to mod. . 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