US optimistic on START progress amid谈 on missiles
U S negotiators expect significant progress toward historic arms reductions in the eighth round of talks. Kampelman and Vorontsov lead the sessions with Glitman Lehman and Obukhov attending. Reagan voices confidence that a START agreement is within reach this year if remaining issues are resolved.
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U.S
Max Kampelman
United States
Yuri Vorontsov
Soviet Union
Maynard Glitman
Ronald Lehman
U. S
Alexei Obukhov
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Rotary Ruling May Affect Other Groups
The Supreme Court ruled 7 0 that states may force Rotary International to admit women members, signaling possible effects on other private gender based clubs. Legal advocates applaud a step toward equality while clubs face compliance with public accommodation laws and broader access concerns.
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Victim Admits Story Differed in Goetz Case
In New York, Troy Canty testified at Bernard Goetz's attempted murder trial that his grand jury statements varied from his courtroom testimony. Canty said he might have told investigators he asked for five dollars rather than five dollars from Goetz and that he was closer to Goetz than he previously claimed, with Goetz stepping back to draw his weapon.
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Bernhard Goetz
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Goetz
Troy Canty
Barry Slotnick
Canty
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