U.S. steelmakers argue for broad import protections on defense grounds

WASHINGTON, May 24 (Reuters) - U.S. steelmakers argued on Wednesday that products from oil drilling pipe to concrete-reinforcing bars need broad protection from imports on national security grounds, while foreign governments and firms argued that the industry is adequately meeting U.S. defense needs.
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