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Department of State


Wednesday, July 11, 2001



301 White House Report, July 11: Hong Kong; U.S. Ambassadors
(Fleischer briefed press early morning and afternoon) (410)

302 Byliner: Rep. Tom Lantos on China as Site for 2008 Olympics
(Urges rejection of China's bid to "protect the Olympic ideal") (1020)

303 Text: Bush Administration Backs Normal Trade Relations With China
(Assistant USTR Bader July 10 at Ways and Means trade panel) (2910)

304 Text: Trade Subcommittee Chairman Touts Benefits of China NTR Renewal
(Rep. Crane July 10 at House Ways and Means trade panel) (850)

305 Text: China Still Doesn't Live Up to Agreements It Signs, Pelosi Says
(Cites report on China's failure to honor agriculture agreement) (1620)

306 Text: Increased Trade Hasn't Reduced China's Abuses, Wolf Says
(Republican lawmaker says Chinese repression continues) (1200)

307 Text: Rohrabacher Urges Support for Resolution to Deny China NTR
(Calls China an emerging superpower) (850)

308 Transcript: Powell and British Foreign Secretary Straw Joint
Press Q&A
(Straw's visit to Washington his first overseas bilateral visit) (2820)

309 Congressional Report, July 11: Nominations Reported
(Senate panel clears 14 ambassadorial nominations) (270)

310 Text: House Appropriations Committee Approves Foreign Aid Bill
(Full panel adds additional earthquake funds) (1430)

311 Dar es Salaam Embassy Bomber Gets Life in Prison
(Jury unable to agree on death penalty for K.K. Mohamed) (830)

312 Text: White House Proposes Immigration System Reform
(Proposes faster citizen application process, strong border
controls) (1100)

313 Text: Bush Administration 2002 Immigration Budget Proposal
(Seeks more border protection, faster action on immigration
applications) (780)

314 Text: U.S. Negotiator Testifies on Biological Weapons Convention
(Cites administration concerns on convention protocol) (1540)

315 Bush, Zoellick Press House Republicans on Trade Authority Bill
(President makes personal pitch in closed session) (440)

316 Text: Internet Survey Shows Public Favors Online Regulation
(Most respondents have positive view of the Internet) (1360)

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