Show 'fty rvry yiMii iTy www'Wwww'rt'Wieiwvlwllil rv‘Diiivyiiy‘y‘rMw'¥yi“irDyr The Herald Journal Logan Utah Wednesday July ' 11 w 1998— Page 7 1 IWorldf&lNalionl r I x ' A -- & ''A v 1 oVVV v Clinton mes to sell free trade v ' V vor now remain SHANGHAI China (AP) — Praising the “ingenuity and energy" of China's cosmopolitan center of capitalism President Clinton today urged his communist hosts to open markets battle corruption and dean up the environment “For China as for America die promise for the future lies in helping our citizens to master the dunwips of the global economy not to deny them or run away from them”’ ' -- £ ' WASHINGTON (AP) — Defense Secretary William Cohen lugf eats there may inter additional remains 2 never be another addition to i remain of : 1 st Xti jjfc9 i the Tomb of the Unknowns Michael ) Blasiiewho was now that the temaimof a Viet- - 24 at the time of his death nam-er- a serviceman buriedHwen through inten- then 14 years ago have beenfsive DNA testing including pwitivdy Ueatified as an Ak eompafisons of DNA with Wiee pike iV tomies provided byU (P0 Mood !“& may be tint forensic so-mother ence has reached a point where 'yThe DNA tests an so e will no be bn all remains other tiiat (there may ' Unknowns in my wmf Cohen" Capable of being: identified said Tuesday Vi- : someday officials suggest :ti Clinton told American business leaders before touring Shanghai's gleaming new stock market atrium of a Speaking in the hotel Clinton called on nlM to open its markets And he expressed that he and President Jiang Zemin to reach agreement on lowering trade barriers and other economic reforms conditions that must be met before China gains entry into the World Trade Organization "But we'U keep working at it until we reach a he added to renew normal Clinton said he wasn't ready to try to make those relations permanent The US trade deficit with China U about $50 biUion and rising America bays and should in third of China's get ”a fair shot at DeUveringai Clinton said he couldn't ask China to siow iu economic growth with tough measures “But as a citizen of the world and the leader of my country I have a responsibti-sun-streak- ed V high-ris- e acc-rat- J StiU Cohen tokl reported he Furthermore through similar DNA comparisons some Korean War remains have been recently identified and rta a few Mtwl incidents’ remains from World War II have been identified said Ed of the Aimed Forces : Huffine will confer with appropriate congressional leaden veterans organizations and repcesenta-- - tives of i ipissing-ia-actio- n organization on next steps Since the end of the Vietnam'' War the Defense Department '' has Identified the remains of DNA Laboratory: Asked if be saw any circumstance in the fhture where the food)! 496 Americans There are 100 sets of remains stiU being analyzed officials And 2087 Americans unaccounted foe Sincd it took an act of Con 1 I to test the remains of of wars earlier than Vietnam -- Huffineiaid Blassie’s ' gress to inter a Vietnam “Idonol” -V anti-poUuti- on fighter was 7 A-3- ity to ask us all to work together for a planet that our grandchildren can stiU eqjoy living on And so do you “a gen- He also praised China for making uine movement toward openness and freedom" which he said “I hope wiU continue and increase” Presidential spokesman Mike McCurry noted it was the third time Clinton had been trolled Central Chinese featured on state-co- o Television since his visit began including a Uve speech to Peking University and at his joint news conference with Jiang president was delighted to have opportunity to address the people of China” through television McCuny said Clinton also met privately with Chinese entrepreneurs who are at the forefront of Shnghi and China! developing system replacing money-losin- g enterprises and a controlled economy Afterward Clinton toured the Shanghai Stock Exchange during a lunchtime pause in Instead of stock prices die electronic board glowed with a ted and yellow presidential welcome him Tradars shook Clintou's hand and 1998 a red trader vest with die yellow on its back He didn’t ring the opening beU -here a huge gong — as Jiang did when he Vis- ited the New York Stock Exchange last Octo-- x during his US visit While mere Chinese television interviewed the president for nearly half an hour for a pro gram to be broadcast during prime time' the next day the White House saia He was asked 19 quenons aU friendly Asked who had the tougher job — Clinton or Jiang — the president said “Oh I don't know” explaining that China faces enormous fiee-mar-k- et state-own- ed Highlighting housing reform the president then visited with Yu Jinyuan a resident of Jin Hui Gardens four-- and six-sto- ry garden apartments where several families have challenges and the United States is dealing War world in which he pretrith a dicted America would one day lose superpower status “America has this role which is temporary — it won’t last forever — as the only superpower in the world” Clinton said in a transcript the White House provided “I have a lot of work to do to deal with America's challenges and problems at home” he added “and then to try to get the American people to support our nation doing what we should do as a force for peace and prosperity and stability around the world” homeowners and no longer become first-tim- e company apartments rely on state-ownresidential He announced a building counsel that would promote energy-efficie- nt post-Col- d ed US-Chine- home-buildi- se materials and said ng the Commerce Department would bring Americans to China to help establish a better system stronger property home-financi- ng rights and mortgage markets Home ownership "has made our country stronger and I know greater home ownership will also strengthen China” Clinton said before shaking hands with homeowners while alighti fell LOGAN CITY CHIP AND SEAL PROGRAM M This year the City of Logan's annual Chip and Seal Program will nm from July 6 through July 23 We ask for your cooperation on streets that are a part of this program by not parking on the roadway keeping lawn sprinklers from watering the roadways keeping speed to a minimum and by not making sharp turns on these roadways Ta facilitate die Street Departments accessibility vehicles left parking on posted roadways may be removed andor impounded at the owner's expense For additional information please contact the Street Department at Al plants in stock 20 L Off 1 A Jufctad All in plants stock 30 4 Off A 4 hdy4nd All plants stock in Off 30-4- 0 7 A A 14 XL 12 U 14 1A 14 17 14 200 200 370 350 450 500 530 400 400 West 100 South to 600 North 34 Soutiv 300 to 600 Wert 0 So 1000 W (Complete Complex) Soutiv 1000 West to end Sa 1000 West (Complete Gomplex) Soutiv 1000 West to end Soutiv 1000 West East to end Week 700 to 850 South Soutiv Main to Park Are Center Street Main to 400 West 3L 31 3A 34 3A 34 37 Center Street Main to Canyon Rd 200EMtQnterSLlnteBection 20Q East 20Q to 300 South Floheer Asm EartCthteg south to 200 South Canyon Rd Center St to Hwy 89 IVe atan A Canyon Rdta 100 North 750 East Center to 50 North A 1250 East 100 Soutiv north to end Cul-de-s-ac a ifQuail ranging wiy town Canyon Dr - 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