Officials Ready With Arms Treaty For Summit Talks
In Geneva ahead of a Washington summit, U S and Soviet officials say an intermediate range nuclear arms treaty will be ready for signing next month. The talks set the stage for Reagan and Gorbachev to meet December 7 to 10 and aim for a 50 percent cut in long range missiles by 1988.
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EPA Eyes Tougher Auto Restrictions For Cities
EPA proposes new policy to punish areas not meeting clean air goals with penalties after a two year plan. About 62 cities and 65 counties miss ozone and carbon monoxide standards, including New York Denver and Los Angeles. The plan would require state action within two years and potential construction bans for noncompliant areas.
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Gorbachev to address Congress during summit visit
Mikhail Gorbachev will address a joint session of Congress during the U S Soviet summit next month marking the first time a Communist leader speaks to both houses. The address is set for 10 a m on Wednesday December 9 as Reagan and Gorbachev prepare to sign an arms treaty.
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Howard H. Baker Jr
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