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To: aadenis who wrote (29)	10/30/1997 3:38:00 PM
From: aadenis	Respond to of 1923

BOEING CO. (BA: 47-1/16, - 3/8) will get an order for up to $3 billion worth of jets from China in a long-awaited deal that illustrates the complexities of doing business with the world's most populous nation. Chinese officials traveling with President Jiang Zemin will sign the deal with Boeing Chairman Phil Condit as U.S. Commerce Secretary William Daley looks on at a ceremony in Washington. After meeting with Jiang Wednesday, President Bill Clinton said China would order 50 Boeing jets worth $3 billion, China's biggest airplane deal ever. See Full Story.