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Nov. 10 (Bloomberg) -- China must end discrimination against U.S. and other foreign companies, improve its human rights record and make political reforms to create a stronger foundation for economic growth and stability, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said today.
Clinton, speaking today in Honolulu, Hawaii at a meeting of Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation leaders, reaffirmed U.S. intent to seek trade agreements, bilateral alliances, and new regional groups.
President Barack Obama is committed to a "positive and cooperative relationship" with China, which is central to the administration's vision of an Asian-oriented future, Clinton said.
"Some in our country see China's progress as a threat to the United States, while some in China worry that America seeks to constrain China," Clinton said in prepared remarks. "In fact, a thriving American is good for China and a thriving China is good for America."
The secretary is in Hawaii ahead of Obama, who will attend the APEC Summit and then visit Australia and Indonesia.
The top U.S. diplomat offered a warning to her countrymen who advocate scaling back international efforts at a time of economic difficulty.
Staying Engaged
"This thinking is understandable, but it is mistaken," Clinton said. "What will happen in Asia in the years ahead will have an enormous impact on our nation's future. We cannot afford to sit on the sidelines and leave it to others to determine our future for us."
With the war winding down in Iraq and a transition under way in Afghanistan, the U.S. can focus on Asia, Clinton said.
The U.S. will remain committed to the one-China policy and stability across the Taiwan Strait, as well as to a "strong relationship with Taiwan, an important security and economic partner," Clinton said.
On the economic front, Clinton said China and the U.S. must work together to ensure balanced future economic growth. U.S. firms want opportunities to export to China and a "level playing field for competition," while Chinese firms want to be able to buy more high-tech U.S. products, she said.
That will be possible when China takes steps to reform, she said.
'Unfair Discrimination'
Clinton called on China "to end unfair discrimination against U.S. and other foreign companies, or against their innovative technologies," Clinton said. She also called on China to let its currency appreciate and do more to prevent piracy of intellectual property.
The U.S. will push for countries like Vietnam and Burma to become more open, Clinton said. "Openness, freedom, transparency and fairness all have meaning beyond the business realm," Clinton said.
Burma is showing the "first stirrings of change in decades," she noted. "Should the government pursue genuine and lasting reform for the benefit of all its citizens, it will find a partner in the United States."
As long as North Korea demonstrates "persistent disregard" for its own citizens and threatens regional security, the U.S. will continue to speak out forcefully against that regime, Clinton said.
Clinton spoke in Honolulu on the first leg of an Asian tour that will take her to the Philippines, to commemorate the 60th anniversary of a mutual defense treaty, to Thailand for bilateral meetings, and to Indonesia for a meeting of the East Asian Summit.
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Thefts from cars has become more common of late in North Platte, but police believe they have put an end to the recent rash of thefts with the arrest of two suspects Tuesday morning.
At around 4:45 a.m. police responded to a report of suspicious persons at the North Platte Community Daycare, 1210 So. Ash, called in by an observant citizen who saw two suspicious men in that area, police spokesman Rodney Brown said.
A search for the men ended up near the Platte River Mall where police found two 18-year-old men, K.C. Betancud, 18 and Logan Reed, 18, were in possession of stolen property that linked them to multiple thefts.
Officers traced stolen property, cash and prescription drugs to previously reported thefts at McDonald and Williams, at the 1200 block of S. Ash, at the 1100 block of S. Buffalo, at the 2100 block of W. Leota and at 1300 S. Carr.
Betancud and Reed were arrested and jailed at the Lincoln County Detention Center. Each man faces five counts of theft by unlawful taking as well as one count of felony possession of a controlled substance, Brown said.
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By CLAUDE VINSON
The Lady Indians took the floor in the second game of the Magic Citi Showdown at H.W. Byers on Thursday morning.
Coach Renee Crenshaw's Byhalia girls were matched with the Lady Devils of Pearl River Central, a 5A school led by head coach Kevin Harris, who moved there a few years ago from the same role at Potts Camp.
Coach Harris said his team is very young, having only one senior on the squad. Plus, his leading scorer did not make the trip due to an illness.
The Lady Devils trailed Byhalia for all of the first period, being behind 17-10 at the end.
The Pearl River bunch packed its defense in tighter in the second and stopped Shandricka Sessom's and Quanisha Grayson's forays to the basket. Lady Devil Sabrina Miller set up shop from the right corner. Soon, behind her long balls, the Lady Devils had tied and passed the Lady Indians. It was knotted 21-21 at the half.
Scoring slowed for both sides in the second half. Byhalia, having fallen behind early in the third, began to inch closer, pulling to within two at one point (27-25). The Lady Lions posted four points and the Lady Devils eight for the 29-25 end of quarter stat.
It was going right down to the wire in the fourth quarter with Pearl River a point ahead when Sessom popped one from inside the lane. It gave the Lady Indians the one-digit edge. It was touchy after that with Grayson giving Byhalia the one-point edge in the end for the 41-40 finish.
Sessom recorded 17 for the winners aided by nine from Grayson.
Miller and 6'6" sophomore Jessica Powers shared high-point honors for Pearl River with17 and 15, respectively.
Lady Lions win
The Lady Lions and the Lady Spartans of White Station (Tenn.) had the last game on the first day of the Magic Citi Showdown.
The latter plays in the largest classification in Tennessee.
Both squads came out with full-court pressure. The Lady Lions didn't relax into a zone until they achieved a 9-4 lead. Byers was fouled 10 times and all were shooting fouls. The Lady Lions made 60 percent of them and led 16-8 at the end of the first.
The Lady Spartans began their climb back during the second frame. The Lady Lions had some miscues and missed some more free throws. They were still holding a thin lead until Banks and Sanders hit a pair from long range. Those scores put them up by one (24-23) at intermission.
Byers brought pressure again in the third. They soon regained the lead with a diminutive Shadae Nolan leading a fast-paced charge. Her impressive play provided the impetus the Lady Lions needed with their Dandy Dozen player Alexis Hardaway nursing a severe ankle sprain on the sidelines. The Lady Lions surged back to a 35-29 lead.
The lady Lions went to a slow-down mode in the fourth with a spread offense. They used the clock, controlled the tempo and the ball. It allowed them to go on to the 43-36 victory.
Kyra Gulledge and Abria Gulledge led the Lady Lions with nine and eight, respectively.
Sanders led White Station with 12, followed by Robertson with eight.
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