Severely handicapped class arrives - The Lowell

'•vsuhinc ad 1
Foreign can and i.-ur bu*e*. I
wiih bicycles. " "" ?
Thcic arc but v«nc of the uviblc
industn. while
rcpLMing in bring about a currctpw
din}: ri*c m food prodiM.on Hi*
potkj of isolation had only brought
ipnorancv and tucliwa-drvs* for
Chiw.
To shape China into a powerful.
iiKxfem runon Ik-rig has formulated
J yUn known as the hwr M«krm/jtion*.
It oils (tn simultaneous ti,i-
F.—tvements iezjTUutiurc. IIX!-.'*'.'\ ,
•^•ncc-technology, and itcfcnse. f-i
accomplish this, he tia.-. embarked on
w hat looks to be a capitalist roaJ b>
pursuing ail "open ilo.tr" polio m
attract fnrcipn knots-how and
capital
Dcnj!\ pJulos-phv i* sunitix-d up
in hi* famous di.-ium. "It tliv>»|
nutter whether a vat i* blatk or white
a* lonp a* it cat cites tituc " A
prjj:ituli»i. he lu\ Knit nrfntm* hj*ed
on the rvl.ef lh.n jvople pn^Juve
h
it h»\ been
China'* grain lur\e\t n*»e frnm 32(1
million inns in I''M) KI 4(X) million
la* 1 >ejf. anj the «O|!c pcauni int-t'tiw
IIKUC than dtiublctl m I'»H*
1'ethjp* jn e\cn greater IM-MHC
fin thtrpcauntvwaslhe tcplA'cmenl
in iu;«*ol *inct r i "Cinineni *tjpct-
\iH*d i.»niiniunc* wild \trultcr. nmic
hbcrjicil ."ii-ooiiiK- unils
under *UU iriintntl I'ri^.
and nec cnicr^n*c arc b
*uria*c lhf*:ftvl»i«f IV
of pnvjicly .mncd I-K-l
dor\. jnd hu">*:t**rcpjii
Alter hi* *uci-t. L t« with
rciunn*. Dcn£ i*t>r* li\
ban and military, rcfiui
in It-Kcn tl*c npid >aj.v *j
otLrr* in order to itllcvl if
tiicni and «!!.;r nvv-nti\c
duviiu.' wutV,;^ Ow .>( hi
pr4»ii c*
ititriy* ied at the u\jntrv. twt>-«v*tiiii M-ra»::ct
pti.p.KCd h> i
tlvir, ,t ,t pi,. Xhu^hxh,,^, :(-
East, West exchange culture •
In September of l'>7y Vi%,ir
Dia.nc Fcnstctn nude a historic
• u in Shanprur. c-v'jtiltshint t(*c
,,, .'*J-r ••ity c*chanrc pr.»pnm
hctw, •. ; Chinese and An>crr^n
c.ty.
Acc>ri!'(*^ to Fcinitctn. "More
than 40 ongoing project! p-ikr :t trie
moit acii%c itster city - .rion*lnp
known." Tetcr K»*n%chci. a dc*njts
;? tnc mayor, added "'The relation-
*hip ha*, borne real (mil for both
itdev."
TIK mmc wu alu* :nditalic nf
the ideological and MKIOIO^ICJ 1
chanpc thai i* ofrun-irrg in China today.
i» tu Ifsk'rt arc !e»--:xg
lowanl* i less r.pi-l .ipc'>-»on of
ccmniunisin.
What caaclly t% a siste. tit> /clattoruhip?
Hcnschcl (Vwribed i: -. a
"*. . . tormal pcup!e-to-pcop!c program.*"
A main goal is to promote
mutual cultural understand in;
I'irouph variou*> cichanues.
Thc>c exchanj-es cncompa*s
many ."" .** ct American and
Chinese ).fc. iivludinp trade,
buiincw. *.i^al:oi» mcdtcinc art
uvi cultua. af.nculrure. -.psirU- ***
the exchange of rjxi -"iinuU.
Thr. N'o*jmbcr the Ttayor . 'i^l
SU»Khai for i.. .;..rj time, ugwU
yet another -..c.iicrand'i.n .i pn*
ject% wnich tK ;i"e* v*'I cm .t:iu.*
to develop,
On the agenda n-r I 1 ''" - »•-
KIMX's
preseni
-Sh
1
I'ntii-r [v.
i Iri'tu Januarv 2^ h.i-.c lecture.! and
In return k\tnmj Maniztne will
rx>*t rcpicientitisc* from a ;clcu-
Mon sutKin "i Shan/rui who will
pp-Ju.e a stmibt pii^ram.
In the world of an. San l-rar^iMo
will send the exhibit "V CM.it.vc
of Am-.ncj" in return Un "ft.WXi
i'car* of Chinese Art" and "The
Treasure* ut the Shan^lut
Museum." -*hit;h were c\!..4iti*d 4t
the San Frinct**;i» A*ian An
Museum.
In theater, the American Ct>- 'vatury
Theater (A.C.T.; i ' a
SUnpr- . .hcaicr company ^,c
Ul ' Jin 11 an euhanpe jnvoivine
ir*J rrajor *
n 'r^ -.JIM-
I(.np,tal
Mn-unc Icclured m S^r. l-rarkmo
jKnit .virH.rwtiirc
The San f : r incist.it /no ha* aim
1 -ncfiled (mm ilic relations between
. tc sivirr cilies
' 'It f s a
wonderfiil way
for two cultures
to learn about
each other
The final slcporthi*pn>,-ramw:i tht'iitioU n/>fli>/jfltf
be a rvrfonrurxe b> the Mi^rui UUUUg'Z pefltejlU
troupe in Mi. J understanding. ' *
1 - of I9H*>.
The .1x1 Frvnciym Ballet \\ alui
insnlvrd in >hiv unit;ue e^cbaii^c
ar^I will *.-*i. ','AJ student* ftom
ih:% >car.
ill primcc
xit the b:|tinning
C
(.f a i|K»t. i'\vi«iij:c p-'-^ram JIKI
v
h.»s iniifoJ i *w».t"..tirp tisvh ami
Yun-Yun «nd V
i-Jl";.i.-prsits *:;.•:
-.uni'v r—Lft- will
librancs tr. r-
San Franciu-i uiU continur to tri_ L nujor newi-upcrv and ms-pzirxt
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Se;tntiK-r I'»H
A ti.iL-ni.iu*
mpial f,ntK*w
r»l«' aliv
i ttul Ch
M. pru
: \uitpj
»iii!d
. rov i *ol,'n>. In April I'W. Itnn.h
F.n.-ijnfefnjr) Sir('-c1.(1ie> H-we
t;riall_. jn. iBincevl acllniwledjlirmfiit
m theCturwv: JI-IIII lor the li'si mixlit
ni.dIKccif.Kr I Wl. alter tw.»
>CJr* jixl j ; session* ol talks.
O.IAIW IV.-iic Mirtisier /h-.. /.>anj;
.tod Margaret lrutcber signed a
42-pjge ireat) on the I*»7 UhCttcr
Att-oMing'oihcU-rmsoliheSirMt-
Hnii*h a^resiik-nt. Cftrru Iu- froiii.vd
to leas c Hong Kong haste.-:)!)
H - c will S j;o m:d a
ill o v h.irv!!edclcnM.-iiui
nd l yn jltjir* It* lc;al.
ClUjlMUl.
1
•iKlMji Uvb'tll will
Iv pfr- -rsei ihc ».:u will fcituiui j
luv (• .'
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Ir e-l-no!
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ot the ic-odem*
* cptk.j! view i
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Hjfh '"Imu V'IV
i-piUtiM p.c
l'ir up to 4i) r f* ;nt o( the
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