1. WORKING PARTY TO CONSIDER TEXTILES AND CLOTHING TRADE ISSUES.
2. THIRD WORLD CONCERN OVER NEW U.S. MOVES ON TEXTILES.
3. NOTHING "SPECIAL" ABOUT TEXTILES AND CLOTHING TRADE, SAYS GATT.
4. U.S. ASKED TO RESCIND SOME TEXTILE RESTRICTIONS.
5. RETURNING TEXTILE AND CLOTHING TRADE TO GATT PRINCIPLES WILL BENEFIT BOTH IMPORTING AND EXPORTING COUNTRIES.
6. DECLINING TRADE AND RISING PRODUCTION OF DAIRY PRODUCTS-
7. EUROPEAN CONSUMER UNION ARGUES FOR FREER TRADE IN TEXTILES-
8. EEC-ARAB TALKS TO FOCUS ON PETROCHEMICALS EXPORTS.
9. TEXTILE BODY RULES AGAINST U.S. RULES OF ORIGIN.
10. U.S. COMPLAINS OVER BRAZILIAN INFORMATICS POLICY.
11. INTERNATIONAL TEXTILES AND CLOTHING BUREAU LAUNCHED.
12. TEXTILES: THIRD WORLD RENEWS COMPLAINTS AGAINST U.S.
13. TEXTILES: THIRD WORLD MFA MEMBERS URGE DEFEAT OF U.S. BILL.
14. THE COSTS OF CONTINUING THE MULTIFIBRE ARRANGEMENT.
15. U.S. PROPOSED FOOTWEAR RESTRICTIONS TO BE RAISED IN GATT.
16. OPENING SHOTS IN BATTLE FOR NEW MFA.
17. THIRD WORLD WON'T PAY PRICE FOR MFA LIBERALISATION.
18. U.S. AND THIRD WORLD DIFFER ON TEXTILES TRADE.
19. GRADUAL PHASE-OUT OF MFA SEEN AS POSSIBLE COMPROMISE.
20. NO SEMBLANCE OF DIALOGUE SO FAR IN MFA NEGOTIATIONS.
21. NO NEW ROUND WITHOUT LIBERALISATION IN TEXTILES AND CLOTHING.
22. U.S., EUROPEAN TRADERS FOR LIBERAL TRANSITIONARY MFA.
23. NEGOTIATIONS FOR MFA-4 RESUME.
24. BRAZIL-U.S. TALKS ON INFORMATICS.
25. MFA NEGOTIATIONS RESUME.
26. BRINKMANSHIP IN MFA NEGOTIATIONS.
27. MFA-4, WITH WIDER COVERAGE AND MORE RESTRICTIONS ADOPTED.
28. BRAZIL PROTESTS US MOVE OVER INFORMATICS
29. MFA EXPORTERS VOICE CONCERN OVER U.S., CANADIAN ACTIONS.
30. U.S. EEC, PROTECTIONIST MOVES ASSAILED.
31. PENDING PROTECTIONIST MOVES IN U.S. AND EEC ASSAILED.
32. GATT PANEL TO LOOK INTO U.S.-JAPAN CHIPS AGREEMENT.
33. URUGUAY ROUND MANDATE REQUIRES DISMANTLING MFA.
34. TEXTILES NEGOTIATION NEED SUBSTANTIVE PROGRESS.
35. FOUR-PAINT PAKISTAN PLAN FOR PHASING OUT MFA
36. MINIMUM EXPORT PRICES RAISED ON DAIRY PRODUCTS
37. SEMI-CONDUCTOR PANEL REPORT ADOPTED, BUT ...
38. THIRD WORLD PROPOSALS FOR ENDING MULTIFIBRE ARRANGEMENTS
39. U.S. WILL NOT NEGOTIATE DISMANTLING MFA IN URUGUAY ROUND
40. EEC ACCUSED OF SEEKING "MANAGED TRADE" IN TEXTILES.
41. NORTH ACCUSED OF STALLING NEGOTIATIONS ON TEXTILES.
42. TEXTILE NEGOTIATIONS CAN’T LAG BEHIND OTHERS.
43. TEXTILES NEGOTIATIONS SEEN AS TEST OF URUGUAY ROUND.
44. TEXTILES: 27-YEAR OLD "TEMPORARY" ARRANGEMENTS SEEKING PERMANENCE.
45. THIRD WORLD DISAPPOINTED ON TEXTILE NEGOTIATIONS.
46. CRITICISM OF LINKAGES AND UNEVEN PROGRESS IN MTNS.
47. RIGID U.S., EEC STANDS IN TEXTILE CONSULTATIONS.
48. TEXTILES: EXPORTERS COOL TO DUNKEL'S COMPROMISE IDEAS.
49. JAPAN MODIFIES MICROCHIP EXPORT MONITORING.
50. MFA END TIED TO TARIFFS, SAFEGUARDS, SUBSIDIES AND ...
51. CHINA'S MEMBERSHIP OF TEXTILE SURVEILLANCE BODY PUT OFF.
52. EEC’S PRICE F0R INTEGRATION OF TEXTILE TRADE INTO GATT.
53. INDIAN TO HEAD THIRD WORLD TEXTILE ALLIANCE BUREAU.
54. U.S., EEC FIRM ON THEIR CONCEPTS OVER TEXTILES.
55. TEXTILES: TRADE RESTRICTIONS MUST-GO FOR SUCCESS OF URUGUAY ROUND.
56. TEXTILE NEGOTIATORS DIVIDED ON HOW TO NEGOTIATE.
57. SOUTH’S SHARE IN WORLD MANUFACTURED EXPORTS GROWS, BUT ....
58. TEXTILES: JAPAN FOR ENDING MFA, BUT WITH TRANSITION TILL END 1999.
59. TEXTILES: SOUTH AND NORTH REJECT U.S. PROPOSALS FOR GLOBAL QUOTAS.
60. TEXTILES: MFA EXPORTERS WANT BLUEPRINT FOR PHASE-OUT BY JULY.
61. EEC LEVIES ON "SCREW-DRIVER" PLANTS HELD GATT ILLEGAL.
62. GATT ACTION ON SCREWDRIVER PLANT PANEL REPORT PUT OFF.
63. TEXTILES: CHAIRMAN'S TEXT SEEN AS STRUCTURALLY FLAWED.
64. URUGUAY ROUND EXTENSION AND THE TEXTILES PROBLEMS.
65. SOUTH AND NORTH GAIN ANNUAL $ 50 BILLION BY MFA ABOLITION.
66. SOME TECHNICAL WORK ON TEXTILES & CLOTHING IN APRIL.
67. ITCB MEMBERS IN NO HURRY TO EXTEND MFA BEFORE MAY 15.
68. EC SEEKS REVISION OF CIVIL AIRCRAFT CODE IN GATT.
69. TEXTILE COMMITTEE MEETS ON MFA-4 ROLL-OVER SET FOR 16 MAY.
70. EC FAILS TO MODIFY REFERENCE TERMS OF AIRBUS PANEL.