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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1987

Page

9

Soviet Plans In Afghanistan Still Unclear

Washington AP report notes Gorbachev says Soviets have no intention of staying yet Kabul departure tied to a non aligned government. Reagan insists on Soviet troop removal by a date and rejects any deal unacceptable to Afghan guerrillas. Carlucci says withdrawal talks possible but linked to conditions remain difficult. Najib, Kabul leader, says Red Army could leave in 12 months, opposed by guerrillas.

Washington Kremlin Mikhail S. Gorbachev Afghanistan Defense Frank Carlucci Gorbachev Reagan Red Army Kabul Carlucci Najib White House Younis Khalis

Gorbachev meets Congress leaders in frank embassy session

Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev faced nine congressional leaders in Washington in a blunt discussion that impressed longtime lawmakers. He spoke frankly about freedom and economics, while acknowledging differences on issues from human rights to Nicaragua and Afghanistan.

Washington Mikhail Gorbachev U.S Senate Alan Cranston D-Calif House Tony Coelho Trent Lott R-Miss Coelho Bones Kremlin Nicaragua Afghanistan

Soviet and U.S. Business Leaders Discuss Gorbachev Trade Push

Mikhail Gorbachev hosted about 70 top U.S. business executives at the Soviet Embassy to promote expanded trade and joint ventures. Some leaders, like Alexander Trowbridge, warned that Soviet bureaucracy hinders engagement and questioned whether talks focus on Western technology and imports or Soviet exports and hard currency. Commerce Secretary Verity urged viewing the Soviet market as a growth opportunity despite current minimal trade.

Washington Mikhail S. Gorbachev Gorbachev U.S Alexander Trowbridge National Association of Manufacturers Moscow Trowbridge Soviet Union C. William Verity Canada Verity

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