Arms talks chilled by Soviet stance and unrest in Europe
Washington reports that arms control talks faltered as the Soviet position in Eastern Europe shifts with unsettled Germany prospects and Baltic unrest. Experts say last week’s discussions between Shevardnadze and Baker showed little progress and some regression on key strategic and conventional issues.
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Europe
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Euard A. Shevardnadze
James A. Baker III
L Tmnk
Eastern Europe
East Germany
John Dean
Easternurope
Spurgeon Keeney
Arms Control Association
Bush
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Keeney
Moscow
Lithuania
Paul Warnke
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Jack Mendelsohn
Arms’Control Association
Gorbachev
Warnke
Estonia
Latvia
Bush Administration Eyes Easing High Tech Export Curbs
The United States considers loosening sales limits on high technology to Eastern Europe as Western allies push for reform. Commerce Undersecretary Dennis Kloske says views are converging on changes that would not threaten national security and should be presented to President Bush by month’s end. He notes growing consensus that Eastern Europe’s shifts will prompt new, calibrated controls.
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Washington
Bush Administration
Europe
Dennis Kloske
Bush
Kloske
Tax trainee study shows large lost revenues from new auditor training
A GAO analysis estimates training new IRS revenue agents costs the government about 980 million in lost taxes, with potential losses near 8.5 billion if similar effects occur in other districts. The study cites unrealized audit revenues as substantial despite differing methodologies, covering hires from July 1, 1986, to Sept. 30, 1988. The audit rate has fallen from 150 per 10 000 returns in 1983 to about 92 per 10 000 this year.
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IRS
Jennie S. Stathis
GAO
Congress
Fashion sale highlights from Misses to Boys clothing
A mixed apparel sale lists discounts from 20 to 25 percent on Misses and Petite dresses hats handbags and pumps. Men’s shoes including Florsheim Bass and Weejun styles are offered with substantial savings and children’s shirts blazers suits and dress shirts priced below regular.
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Bueno and JR
Black Stars designation adds seven US airspaces to ALPA list
The Air Line Pilots Association says air space over Charlotte Cleveland Dallas Philadelphia and Phoenix joins the international black star list of troubled airports. FAA says no accidents or near misses in two years under the jet separation rule used since 1987.
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Washington
U.S
Federal Aviation Administration
Air Line Pilots Association
Charlotte
N.C
Cleveland
Dallas- Phiadelphia
Phoenix
E. King International
St.Thomas
U.S. Virgin Islands
ALPA
International Federation of Air Line Pilots Associations
FAA
Fred Farrar
Farrar
Search For Lost Airliner Door To Be Continued
The NTSB will lead a deep sea search for the United Airlines Flight 811 cargo door after nine people were sucked out at 22 000 feet over the Pacific. Investigators blame United Boeing and the FAA for prior door problems and will use a Navy probe unit to recover the door if found.
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Washington
United Airlines
Pacific Ocean
National Transportation Safety Board
Blame United
Boeing Co
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
NTSB
Navy
Ron Schleed
Schreed
Honolulu
New Zealand
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