The Nation - News from Sept. 19, 1986
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Senators moving to act on the trade issue before Congress adjourns Oct. 10 disclosed a bipartisan plan to set limits on the President’s power to stave off new import curbs. Seen as a pre-election challenge to the Administration, the measure would not grant President Reagan any new power to curb imports but would narrow his latitude to reject protectionist steps.
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