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To: craig crawford who wrote (720)	8/21/2001 6:45:43 PM
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Steel imports hurting U.S. firms, trade commission rules miami.com WASHINGTON -- (AP) -- Certain steel imports from Argentina and South Africa are hurting U.S. steel companies, the U.S. International Trade Commission ruled Friday in a unanimous decision. The ruling means tariffs the Commerce Department set last month on hot-rolled steel will be imposed immediately, department spokesman Kurt Cultice said. The tariff on steel from Argentina is 86.2 percent; from South Africa, 9.3 percent. Hot-rolled steel ends up in just about every steel product, from welded pipe tubes to automobile body frames.