N&O Index Card Listings

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China
  • Ban (exports to China) expected to have little effect in N. C. - Ja 20 83 3A
  • Editorial: Re-stitching free trade - Ja 20 83 4A
  • Hunt's backing of more China trade hurts N. C. industries, Helms says - No 4 83 8B
China
  • Editorial: - Right and wrong on China - My 6 91 8A
  • Under the Dome: - Helms opposing Bush's trade move - Jn 4 91 1B
  • Editorial: - No extortion on trade status (China) - Jn 27 91 16A
China
  • Duke conference to focus on China - Mr 13 88 7I
  • Northern Telecom joins venture with Chinese - Ap 15 88 7B
  • GRAHAM sees religion aiding Chinese policy - Ap 25 88 6B
  • Raleigh fisherman (Earnhardt) wades into China's cool, cool waters - Ma 26 88 1C
  • Triangle sluggers plan road games in China - Jn 23 88 2C
  • China trade promoted; Experts at NCSU conference see huge potential - Jy 13 88 7B
  • China's slow payoff; Trade potential still enormous - Jy 17 88 1I
  • Rose, critic of China, told, 'So sorry, no room at the inn - Au 14 88 29A
  • China trip intriguing for student (German) - Au 25 88 3T
  • Entrepreneurship puts China ahead of Soviets, Seagram chairman (Bronfman) says - Se 7 88 6B
  • Phillips to visit China; Others making trip; some question aim - Oc 2 88 1
  • Siler City cable maker plans to be part of project in China - No 5 88 7B
  • Chinese look at UNC system, autonomy - No 13 88 15A
  • Duke student (Chace) detained in China - De 28 88 1
  • Students from Duke are safe - De 29 88 14A
China
  • Editorial: - The most favored tyrants - My 26 90 14A
  • Activist at UNC recalls Chinese protest - No 14 90 3B
China
  • RJR employee (Hardison) gets close look at everyday life in China - Ja 1 89 32A
  • Chinese students in Triangle back protests at home - My 19 89 1C
  • Editorial: On the world's stage - My 26 89 18A
  • Tar Heel students in Beijing get some unexpected lessons - My 26 89 4A
  • UNC-CH professor (Calhoun) in Beijing says massacre's toll in thousands - Jn 5 89 7A
  • Chinese students backed; Beijing killing elicits support for protests - Jn 6 89 1C
  • Editorial: Butchery in Beijing - Jn 6 89 14A
  • Turmoil brings uncertainty in doing business in China - Jn 6 89 1D
  • Electronic age links students to Chinese protests - Jn 7 89 1D
  • Parents fret over Beijing - Jn 7 89 1C
  • Raleigh rally decries China violence - Jn 8 89 3C
  • Students from N.C. flee China - Jn 8 89 1C
  • St. Andrews student (Currie) back from Beijing - Jn 10 89 6D
  • Editorial: A great wall of outrage - Jn 14 89 16A
  • Scaling the Great Wall; Jin Xing comes to ADF to discover a whole new step - Jn 18 89 1E
  • Editorial: Leverage on a giant - Jn 22 89 14A
  • Point of view: Beijing massacre shows communists don't mellow - Jn 23 89 15A
  • Point of view: What's America's next step in China? - Jn 23 89 15A
  • WFU student (BELL) accused of lying about plans in Beijing incident - No 29 89 1C
  • Editorial: Kisses for China's rulers - De 12 89 12A
China
  • Sailing toward fortunes of state's China connection - Jy 21 85 10-11