Military-construction funds signed

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Clinton, on Oct 3, 1995, signed the bill which allocates $11.2 bil for military construction although he singled out $70 mil in projects he though were not needed. Construction projects to be funded include construction and maintenances of barracks and roads, and new housing for dependents.

Military aspects, Government spending policy, Military bases, Maintenance and repair

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Japan hosts APEC summit; free-trade framework signed

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Members from the 18 countries that comprise the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation met in Nov 1995, and agreed to develop a free-trade pact by 2020. Member nations are expected to present unilateral trade changes in 1996. China elected to reduce 4,000 tariffs in 1996 by at least 30%.

Conferences, meetings and seminars, International trade regulation, Free trade, Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation

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