BUSH SET TO LIFT TARIFFS ON STEEL

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Pres. Bush has decided to reverse his steel tariff policy, and his administration will announce the decision today. The World Trade Organization indicated in November that the tariffs were unacceptable and that European, Asian and South American governments could impose tariffs against US exports to their countries. Bush had also faced pressure from users of imported steel because the tariffs and increased costs for their products were impacting their attempts to revive the US economy.

Financial management, Administration of General Economic Programs, Taxes, Tariffs & Duties, Tariffs & Quotas, Import Regulations, Taxation, Economic aspects, Finance, Political aspects, Bush, George W., Steel industry, Tax policy, Tariffs, Company financing

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U.S. Court in New York Rejects Partial-Birth Abortion Ban

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A New York federal judge has ruled that the Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act is unconstitutional because cases in which a mother's life are threatened should be exempted, and are not.

Government domestic functions, New York, Company legal issue, Cases, Abortion, American Civil Liberties Union, National Abortion Federation, Health policy

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