Senate Moves to Bar Next ASAT Tests Pending Treaty Pact
The Senate voted 61 to 28 to halt further U S anti satellite weapons testing until Reagan certifies serious good faith negotiations with the Soviet Union toward the strictest possible limits on ASAT devices. A secret 2 hour 45 minute session reviewed Soviet space capabilities as years ed by Sen Sam Nunn.
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Reagan Rejects Regular Summit Plan
President Reagan rejects a proposal for regularly scheduled summits with the Soviet leadership. He demands a carefully prepared agenda and a good chance of producing concrete results before any talks take place.
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Miranda Rule Loophole Opens After High Court Ruling
The Supreme Court ruled that police may question a suspect before Miranda warnings if the inquiry is reasonably prompted by public safety concerns. The decision, seen as widening the rule’s loophole, was reported amid commentary from the American Civil Liberties Union.
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Court allows FCC access charge to raise phone bills
A federal appeals court ruled the FCC may require a $2 monthly access charge on residential phone service, signaling higher bills for Americans in 1985 unless Congress acts or the case reaches the Supreme Court. The DC Circuit panel credited the FCC for flexibility amid rapid telecom changes.
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Storms Streak Across Five States Injure Nebraska Farmhouses
The Associated Press reports widespread storms with more than two dozen tornadoes across five states. In Nebraska five people were hurt as a tornado hit four farmhouses near Bruning. Weeping Water Creek flooded after 72 inches of rain since Tuesday. East residents brace for near record heat as temperatures rise toward 100 degrees.
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