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By DARRYL GIBSON -

TOKYO (CP) — Japan's Nissan
Motor Co. is changing.

After several years of slipping

internal difficulties and an ap.

parent lack of direction, Japan's
second-largest automaker is finally
getting its act back together
getting its act back together.

Last_year, domestic.sales of pass-
enger cars rose 12.6 per cent to
nearly 861,000 vehicles and com.
mercial vehicles sales rose 16.2 per
cent to slightly less than 300,000.

Although exports were off 11.2 per
cent from 1987, increased production
at Nissan plants in the United States,
Britain, Mexico, Spain and other off.
shore facilities more than made \ip
for the slower shipments from Japan

Worldwide, Nissan produced
2,713,234 cars and trucks, more than
500,000 of them at overseas facilities

Company president Yutaka Kume

No:.an

WASHINGTON (AP-CP) — The
seven major industrial countties of
the West spent two days discussing
how to reduce the $1.3 trillion debt of
the Third*World, but they came up
with no answers

“We've looked at a number of
(debt-strategy) options that have
been put on the table, but no con
clusions. were reached;"’ Finance

» Said that in 1989 the company will

expand overseas production and
sales, streamline Nissan Group ac
tivities, continue diversification,
strengthen product development and
reinforce the domestic sales struc-
ture.

ROLE EXPANDS

It will also work to enhance the
corporate image. particularly in
North America, where the luxury
Jnfiniti series will be introduced in
the United States in the fall and in
Canada in 1990.

Hiroshi Nakamura, deputy general
manager of product and market
Strategy, sfid the company ‘must
begin looking at expanding our role
in Canada."

Although no plans for “local as
sembly of Nissan cars in Canada
have been finalized, ‘“‘we are aware
we must do something there to keep
our market strong."*

Timing for any production in Can-
ada may have to wait some time,
however, because the company plans
to expand its facilities in Tennessee
this year and push for further pro:
duction levels in Britain

“But we do know Canada is im
portant for us,"* said Nakamura

The Infiniti series will include four
4.5-litre luxury models in the $35,000

nk Infiniti will raise our
image greatly in North America and
if we can begin some kind of
production in Canada in the future
that will help, too.””

In Japan, where the Silvia model
(240SX in Canada) has won design
and car-of-the-year awards for 1988,
Nissan has just introduced two new
models, PAO and S-Cargo. They
will be limited production “
aimed at the market segment of
young Japanese who have become

fun cars’

swers to debt

Thursday night, when U.S. Treasury
Secretary Nicholas Brady assured his
counterparts that the new
istration is committed to rediicing the
U.S. budget deficit of $160 billion
The message to the United States
from the other six countries was that
“now is the time’’ to act to cut the
huge deficit, a Canadian official said
The U.S. replied that it's determined

admin.

to be moderating

The U.S. has found itself increas
ingly isolated on the debt issue as
political stresses have risen in debtor
countries. These countries are suf
fering falling living standards becaue
of the growing burdens they face in
paying their huge debts

Wilson said the officials examined

fascinated with styles and trends of
the 1950s and "60s

The I-litre PAO will be on sale for
a limited period only and, is already
seeing orders for 2,000 cats a day

There are no export plans for the
tiny Austin-Mini-like vehicle, how:
ever

But Kouitirou Kawamura, the en-
gineer responsible for the highly suc:
cessful Silvia, said he's not sitting on
his new model's laurels.

“We are already working on the
next generation Silvia and expect it
to be as different a car from the
current one as this one is from the
previous model."’

That same strategy has also paid
off for Nissan with its CIMA series of
large passenger cars in Japan where
restyled Cedric and Gloria models
have dealt a sharp blow to, Toyota's
ledd in the domestic larger car mar-
ket

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TORONTO (CP) —
try” band Blue Rodeo.
much of last year lassoing awards for
has received five

Jazzified coun
which spent

its “debut album,
nominations for the 1989 Juno
Awards 5

Blue Rodeo/s Outskirts is up for
best album and its hit song Try is in
the running for best song, the Cana
dian Academy of Recording Arts and
Sciences announced this week

The Toronto band's five
cowboys are also up for entertainer of
the year and best group, while mem
bers JinT Cuddy-and- Greg Keetor-ate

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nominated for best composer
“| don't really have my finger on
the pulse of Canadian taste, so this is
a nice surprise."’ Keelor said. **Es
pecially since our record's been out
for-almost-two-years_and_the-media
and radio are sort of Sick of us."”

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of 1987
gories nominations were culled from
two years’ worth of records.

all the awards except entertainer of
the year, which is decided by public
voting based on nominees suggested
by the awards committee

Diamond Sun-album sold-more-than
200,000 copies in
the heels of Blue Rodeo with four
nominations
band is up for best album, best group are Robertson, rockers Bruce Cock
and-entertainer-of the-year_and_the burn, David Wilcox, Neil Young and
album's title track is nominated for
best song

of The

nominations for Canadian
top prize

best album
entertainer of the year. With Daniel

of fame.

“The Junos were last held in the fall plus Quebe:

which means in many cate

tional pop star
Conspicuously absent from

Mitchell,

Music industry members vote for
category is Joni

same category
lossy group Glass Tiger, whose

ada. was hot on ist category,

The Newmarket. Ont.,

poet-songwriter Leonard Cohen

Joining Blue Rodeo and
Veteran rocker Robbie Robertson, Tiger in the best group race
Band, also won four

music's

Robertson's gritty self-named de

but disc brought him nominations for

best male vocalist and

Lanois, he’s also nominated for best free-wheeling

producer in such movies as Faces and
Woman Under the Influence, died

And with The Band, he'll be
inducted-into-Canadian_music's hall Friday. He was 59

While several people are up for
three Junos, Nova Scotia songbird
Rita MacNeil was the only one to win
mentions in the categories of best
album and best composer

MacNeil won the nods for Reason
To Believe. the follow-up album to said
her 1987 breakthrough album Flying
On Your Own

She's also nominated for best fe
male vocalist with country compatri
ots K.D.-Lang and Anne Murray

Cedars-Sinai Medical Centre
his publicist, Esme Chandlee

Cassavetes was one of only

categories, Chandlee said.

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‘album —. perennial nominee Rush
and the hard-rockin’ Tom Cochrane
and Red Rider.

This year's Junos
period in-which few-Canadian musi
cians have done well internationally
and some, like Bryan Adams, didn't
make new albums.

The JunoAwards. ceremony, set
for Toronto's O'Keefe Centre on
March 12; wilt be hosted by Montreal
funnyman Andre-Philippe Gagnon

It will be broadcast live on CBC
and feature peformances by such
nominees as MacNeil, Larig, Glass
Tiger and the Australian group
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celebrate a

Cassavetes dies

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Director
actor John Cassavetes, known for his
improvisational style

for his original scregnplay of Faces in
1968; as best supporting actor in The
Dirty Dozen in 1967; and as best
director for his’ original film A
Woman Under the Influence in 1974

Among Cassavetes’ best-known
acting roles was as the husband of a
woman who conceives a baby by the
devil in Rosemary's Baby, a 1968

film.that also starred Mia Farrow

He also starred. with Rowlands
Susan Sarandon and Molly Ringwald
in Tempest, director Paul Mazursky’s
film adaptation of Shakespeare's
play

Faces. which he also directed, was
a personal, probing study of loneli
ness. The film won three Oscar nom
inations and five Venice Film Festival
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ficials from the non-communist
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omies — Canada, the United States
Japan, West Germgny. Great Britain
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Wilson did not like the idea of
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Tatsuo Murayama, the new Japan
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The meeting began with dinner

brighter than they were five months
ago. Ctirrency fluctuations, he said
have stabilized and inflation appears

Weekly stocks

TORONTQ (CP) — Stock prices
moved-along-inToronto-on_Friday_as
internatonal investors continued to
buy into the Canadian market.. but
dipped in New York despite the
release of optimistic employment fig
ures

The Toronto Stock Exchange 300
composite index rose 13.44 points to
finish the-day-at 3,666.95, and finish
the week up 49.39 points.

Th New York, the Dow Jones aver
age of 30 industrials slipped 2.50
points to 2,331.25, reducing its gain
for the week to 8.39 points.

The U.S. Labor Department re
ported payroll employment grew by
408,000. in stronger than
expected but had little effect on the
market, analysts sa

In Toronto, foreig

January

investors con
tinued to buy into Canadian stocks as
the market shook off worries about
inflation, said Dunnery Best of Pru
dential-Bache Securities
The Bank of Canada has given

vety mixed signals (about inflation)
in the last two weeks and so the
market has almost disregarded it
Best said

“Enjoy it while it's here. Canada

has signalled to the world it's open
for_business-and-so-there's—alot-of
real enthusiasm — but not the strong
underpinnings of a bull market.’

In Toronto, decliners barely led ad
vancers 358 to 357 with 361 un
changed on 28,029,661 shares traded
worth $426,879,082.

Eight of the index’s 14 subgroups
were up on the day, led by financial
services, up 1.17 per cent and gold
up 0.71 per cent. Mer.
chandising led decliners. off 0.19 per
cent

and silver

Eleven of the subgroups were up
on the week, led again by financial
services, up 3.86 per cent. Transpor:
tation led decliners, off 0.19 per cent

Eleven of the subgroups were up
on the week, led again by financial
services, up 3.86 per cent, manage
ment, up 3.16 per cént and pipelines
up 2.74 per cent. Transportation led
decliners, off 0.90 per cent followed
by paper, down 0.43 per cent

On other Canadian markets. the
Montreal Exchange portfolio index
closed up 8.83 to 1837.81
32 on the week. The Vancouver Stock
Exchange dropped 3.20 points Friday
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B.C. Chemicals to
increase production

PRINCE GEORGE (CP) — B.C
Chemicals will spend $52 million to
more than double its_production_of
sodium chlorate, company president
Hugh Norman says

The move follows plans by pulp
mills to change their bleaching meth
od té eliminate the two most haz
ardous dioxins produced in the pulp
process

Norman’said the plant will increase
production to 77,000 tonnes a year
from 34,000 tonnes by 1991

Sodium chlorate is made by mixing
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At the pulp mills, chemicals will be
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for bleaching

Fletcher Challenge Canada has

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