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THE DAILY ASTORIAN • THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 2018
WORLD IN BRIEF
Complaint:
Migrant parents
coerced by officials
Associated Press
US, China raise
tariffs in new round
of trade dispute
BEIJING — The United States and China
went ahead with tariff hikes on billions of
dollars of each other’s automobiles, factory
machinery and other goods today in an escala-
tion of a battle over Beijing’s technology pol-
icy that companies worry will chill global eco-
nomic growth.
The increases came as envoys met in Wash-
ington for their first high-level talks in two
months. They gave no sign of progress toward a
settlement of U.S. complaints that Beijing steals
technology and its industry development plans
violate Chinese free-trade commitments.
The 25 percent duties, previously announced,
apply to $16 billion of goods from each side
including automobiles and metal scrap from
the United States and Chinese-made factory
machinery and electronic components.
In the first round of tariff hikes, President
Donald Trump imposed 25 percent duties on
$34 billion of Chinese imports on July 6. Bei-
jing responded with similar penalties on the
same amount of American goods.
The Chinese government criticized today’s
U.S. increase as a violation of World Trade
Organization rules and said it would file a legal
challenge.
Beijing has rejected U.S. demands to scale
back plans for state-led technology develop-
ment that its trading partners say violate its
market-opening commitments. American offi-
cials worry they might erode the United States’
industrial leadership.
With no settlement in sight, economists warn
the conflict could spread and knock up to 0.5
percentage points off global economic growth
through 2020.
The pressure on Chinese export industries
that support millions of jobs adds to challenges
for Communist leaders who are trying to shore
up slowing economic growth.
Manafort juror says
1 holdout prevented
18-count conviction
WASHINGTON — A juror in Paul
Manafort’s financial fraud trial says a lone
holdout prevented the jury from convicting the
onetime Trump campaign chairman on all 18
counts.
Jurors repeatedly tried to persuade the hold-
out to “look at the paper trail” but she insisted
there was reasonable doubt, juror Paula Duncan
told Fox News.
“We didn’t want it to be hung, so we tried
for an extended period of time to convince her,”
Duncan said, adding that the four days of delib-
erations were so heated that there were “tears”
among the 12 jurors. “But in the end, she held
out and that’s why we have 10 counts that did
not get a verdict.”
The federal jury on Tuesday found Manafort
guilty on eight counts; the judge declared a mis-
trial on 10 counts the jury was deadlocked on.
Duncan, a self-described Trump supporter
who was photographed for the Fox report in
Michael Holahan/The Augusta Chronicle
Reality Winner arrives at a courthouse today in Augusta, Ga.
Leaker of secret report on
Russian hacking gets 5 years
AUGUSTA, Ga. — A former government contractor who pleaded guilty to mailing a clas-
sified U.S. report to a news organization was sentenced to more than five years in prison today
as part of a deal with prosecutors, who called it the longest sentence ever imposed for a federal
crime involving leaks to the media.
Reality Winner, 26, pleaded guilty in June to a single count of transmitting national secu-
rity information. The former Air Force translator worked as a contractor at a National Security
Agency’s office in Augusta, Georgia, when she printed a classified report and left the building
with it tucked into her pantyhose. Winner told the FBI she mailed the document to an online
news outlet.
Authorities never identified the news organization. But the Justice Department announced
Winner’s June 2017 arrest the same day The Intercept reported on a secret NSA document. It
detailed Russian government efforts to penetrate a Florida-based supplier of voting software
and the accounts of election officials ahead of the 2016 presidential election. The NSA report
was dated May 5, the same as the document Winner had leaked.
U.S. intelligence agencies later confirmed Russian meddling.
U.S. Attorney Bobby Christine said Winner’s leak harmed national security by revealing
“sources and methods” that impaired U.S. efforts to gather similar information.
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Drenching rain
hits Big Island as
hurricane approaches
HONOLULU — As emergency shelters
opened, rain began to pour and cellphone alerts
went out — and the approaching hurricane
started to feel real for Hawaii residents.
Hurricane Lane was forecast to continue
its northwest turn into the islands today, which
would make it the most powerful storm to hit
Hawaii since Hurricane Iniki in 1992.
Officials opened shelters on the Big Island
and on the islands of Maui, Molokai and Lanai
on Wednesday. They urged those needing the
Molokai shelter to get there soon because of con-
cerns the main highway on the south coast of the
island could become impassable.
On the island of Oahu, which was put on a
hurricane warning late Wednesday, shelters were
scheduled to open today. Officials were also
working to help Hawaii’s sizeable homeless pop-
ulation, many of whom live near beaches and
streams that could flood.
Hawaii Emergency Management Agency
Administrator Tom Travis said there’s not
enough shelter space statewide and advised
those who not in flood zones to stay home.
Officials warned the limited shelter space
should be a “last resort” and that the shelters are
not designed to withstand winds greater than
about 40 mph.
The central Pacific gets fewer hurricanes than
other regions, with about only four or five named
storms a year. Hawaii rarely gets hit.
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She said the president’s administration
did come up during deliberations because of
testimony that Manafort had tried to secure
a White House position for a banker who
authorized millions of dollars in loans for
him and had lobbied Trump son-in-law Jared
Kushner.
Duncan also said she would have liked to
have heard more from Manafort’s defense.
Manafort did not testify at trial and his lawyers
conducted mostly limited questioning of the
government’s witnesses.
a red “Make America Great Again” hat, said
she and 10 other jurors were prepared to find
Manafort guilty of each count in the indict-
ment. Duncan said she considered the charges
brought by special counsel Robert Mueller’s
team to be legitimate and considered the evi-
dence “overwhelming.”
“I did not want Paul Manafort to be guilty,
but he was,” Duncan said. “And no one is above
the law.”
She said neither positive nor negative senti-
ments about Trump influenced the decision.
PHOENIX — U.S. immigration authorities
coerced dozens of parents separated from their
children at the border to sign documents they
did not understand, according to a complaint
expected to be filed today.
In some of the cases, parents gave away
rights to be reunited with their children when
the non-English speaking mothers and fathers
signed documents in English they could not read,
the complaint said.
In other cases, parents who had been reunited
were threatened with another separation if they
didn’t agree to be deported with their children,
the complaint said.
The complaint will be filed with the Depart-
ment of Homeland Security by the American
Immigration Lawyers Association and the Amer-
ican Immigration Council, who say attorneys
spoke with 76 parents who said they were asked
to sign forms affecting their rights to reunify with
their children.
All of them said they weren’t allowed to ask
what would happen if they signed the form.
The U.S. government separated more than
2,500 children from their parents this year as the
Trump administration adopted a “zero-tolerance”
policy requiring anyone who crossed the border
illegally to be prosecuted. That resulted in par-
ents who had to go to federal court to face crim-
inal misdemeanor charges of illegal entry to be
separated from their children, often for months.
The policy ignited a worldwide furor and
Trump eventually reversed course.
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