A newly formed group of eight trade associations representing an array of U.S. manufacturers is asking President Bush to revamp and streamline the nation's export control system by adopting a number of proposals that can be implemented without seeking approval from Congress. "We strongly believe that export control modernization is needed and that the opportunity is now," states a letter sent to the president earlier today by the group, called the Coalition for Security and Competitiveness. "We must continue to...
