Show --- -- Al6 WORLD The Salt Lake Tribune Friday December 17 1993 I Opponents Gearhlg Up To Defeat Trade Pact ME ASSOCIATED PRESS GENEVA — The end of seven years of negotiae tions will not stop the debate about a new world agreement by any means Opponents are already gearing up to kill the deal In the United States "GATT bureaucrats" probably will replace "giant sucking sound" as their favorite epithet The same coalition that came close to defeating the North American Free Trade Agreement in Congress last month has already vowed to take on the new accord reached under the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade : The lightning rod for much of their fury is certain o be the new World Trade Organization that negotiators agreed to create in the final hours of debate Wednesday after the United States withdrew its ob- all-o- free-trad- jections one-count- Kakuei Tanaka Former Leader Of Japan Dies Skopje to agree on a permanent name for the republic "1 don't want to belittle the debate" he said But he added it was important to stop "continuing to maintain this wound in the heart of Europe because of a problem with a name and a flag" Evangelos Venizelos the Greek on government spokesman Thursday reiterated Athens' demands He said Macedonia must stop using an ancient Greek symbol on its flag cease hostile propaganda and rewrite its constitution to clearly abandon any claims to the neighboring Greek province Greece blames Germany for other EC countries breaking ranks with Athens In 1991 Bonn got the EC to recognize Croatia and Slovenia by threatening to take the step unilaterally Germany said the move would stop Serbia from warring with Croatia Some said it did just the opposite Serb-dominat- ed German Chancellor Helmut Kohl defended his decision to establish diplomatic ties with Macedonia He said Macedonia's "moderate leadership" is deserving of international support Kohl also said he did not bully other EC countries - "— 7 PRESS hi t :::::::: Iti ::4:c::: evkihh: ::: 4"wik 410-- 7 - 9 T11111111A (12)1P iii1)4 c1 of postwar Japan's most powerful figures whose legacy of "money politics" still casts a shadow over government died Thursday He self-mad- PRESS Germany — Discounting Greek claims that their action could worsen Balkan instability four European Community nations infuriated Greece on Thursday by establishing diplomatic ties with Macedonia Germany Italy Britain and Denmark humiliated fellow EC member Greece with their orchestrated move France said it and the remainder of the 12 EC nations — excluding Greece — would likely follow suit by Jan According to language adopted at the United Nations Macedonia is officially called the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia It was admitted to the United Nations April 9 Greece has been holding out against taking up diplomatic ties with Macedonia until the name is changed saying its use implies a claim on a Greek province also called Macedonia Athens worries that international support for Macedonia could fan sentiment in the republic for annexing the Greek prov resume between Athens and - TOKYO — Kakuei Tanaka one man with little formal education Tanaka known as "the bulldozer" became prime minister in 1972 only to be forced to resign in disgrace two years later Partially paralyzed by a stroke in 1985 Tanaka was being treated for diabetes at Tokyo's Keio University Hospital when he died of pneumonia said his adopted son Naoki Tanaka "He was a unique man with unique talents" Prime Minister Morihiro Hosokawa said Thursday evening after leaving Tanaka's Tokyo home where the body lay in state Hosokawa belonged for a time to Tanaka's faction within the Liberal Democratic Party But last year Hosokawa created his own party and vowed to rid government of the corruption and "money politics" many political analysts trace back to the Tanaka years The Liberal Democrats Tanaka helped shape held power for 38 years before last year's defeat which was blamed in large part on numerous scandals the party's style politics and its heavy emphasis on Tanaka was first elected to Parliament in 1947 and was from his constituency in northern Japan 16 times Once in Parliament he succeeded in building the Liberal Democrats' most powerful tightly kt4 faction and was named to several key Cabinet posts In 1972 he became one of Japan's youngest prime ministers at 54 In that post he opened diplomatic relations with China and advocated a policy of redistributing industry across the nation But two years after he assumed office he was forced to resign in disgrace dogged by questions about his personal fortune allegations of tax evasion and widespread criticism that his economic policies sparked inflation In 1976 he was arrested for allegedly accepting $2 million in exchange for promoting the sale of Lockheed Corp jets while in office He was convicted of graft in 1983 and sentenced to four years in prison Tanaka who held on to his seat in Parliament until 1989 remained free pending an appeal to the Supreme Court The appeal was still unresolved when he died Although Tanaka did not hold any important government posts after his resignation as prime minister he continued to exert a great deal of influence over the country's politics A consummate deal er Tanaka is credited with being a central figure behind the rise of at least four prime ministers His influence ended with his stroke however The final curtain on his era closed in 1987 when he lost control of his party faction to former protege Noboru Takeshita who became prime minister soon after THE ASSOCIATED BONN The Citizens Trade Campaign which includes environmental consumer labor and farm groups was originally created to oppose the GATT deal but switched to NAFTA when it came up before Congress first Wallach said the organization has branches in 48 states and is ready to take on GATT when it comes up for congressional approval sometime after April 15 But President Clinton said Wednesday he was not expecting as tough a congressional fight to win approval for GATT as he had with NAFTA Others agree "I don't think GATT is going to have the emotional appeal that enabled Perot and others to mobilize so much opposition" said Fred Bergsten head of the Institute for International Economics a Washington-based think tank "And the economic benefits from a GATT deal are much greater than NAFTA" free-trad- was 75 A colorful Instability of Balkans ut pute over the republic's name French Foreign Minister Alain Juppe said he hoped talks would ince But Macedonia one of the poorest and smallest countries in Europe seems unlikely to pose a threat to anyone Attempting to scare Macedonia into changing its name Athens has made veiled threats that it would clamp an economic embargo on its landlocked neighbor The Skopje government says it has a historic right to the name Macedonia in the heart of the Balkans already Ls seen as a potentially unstable country because it also borders Serbia and has a restive Albanian minority of some 420000 bat of a population of just 2 million The only former Yugoslav republic to have broken away from federation the without a fight Macedonia declared its independence in September 1991 A UN force that includes 315 American troops is stationed in Macedonia to ensure that Balkan hostilities don't spill into the republic Four wars have already been fought this century over the tiny republic Buoying up Macedonia is one reason for the EC's move to forge diplomatic links with it Another is impatience with the Greek government which has bolted from negotiations on settling the dis Infuriated Greeks Say Action Will Worsen GATT Opponents believe the wro will mean that even more control over US environmental health and labor laws will be turned over to international tribunals Their fear stems from the fact that the IVTO will e have more power than GATT does to enforce rules Under GATT dispute panels heard disputes between countries but their rulings could not go into effect if even one country objected to the decision The losing country could always be counted on to object veto However under the WTO the was eliminated "This agreement will shift even more decision-makin- g away from democratically accountable bodies such as Congress to secretive international bureaucracies" said Lori Wallach of the Citizens Trade Campaign the largest US group fighting the GATT accord - THE ASSOCIATED 4 EC Nations to Establish Ties With Macedonia "Under the new procedure if your domestic law is ruled to be in conflict with international trade rules then you will either have to change your law or pay penalties" she said US Trade Representative Mickey Kantor and other American officials have a far different view of the WTO But the United States was concerned enough about the new enforcement powers that it made an effort to win changes in the language detailing when a country has the right to impose antidumping taxes to penalize imported products being sold at unfairly low prices Only after it got those changes did the United States withdraw its objections to a WTO with stronger dispute settlement procedures Kantor insisted that America's environmental health and safety laws are not threatened by the trade deal and neither he said are US laws that allow for retaliation against unfair trade practices Ross Perot who repeatedly warned of the "giant sucking sound" under NAFTA that would send US jobs to Mexico and other NAFrA opponents are considered likely to reunite in the battle against e i 0 t44P16- - i - 11- 'N --- Power Wheels 'sleelc - - 11 fir it -- NN- Pippo - zio&t OP" '- P volor ' - c ' ' j I - is Fr Alisrior ''''''''7 Tanaka is survived by his wife Hana and daughter Makiko who : is also a member of Parliament Naoki Tanaka is Makiko's husband In Japan a daughter's husband often is adopted into a family where there is no son to carry on the family name rl orook Atkom"1quesowtaomiegik Anbor0mtreNAOPLPLawlab - - to i q) CZI ' k NM I - - 0) : ZS MEM MEM EMM - :- - 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