Reagan Calls To End SALT II As House Panel Urges Adherence
President Reagan says it is time to end compliance with the unratified SALT II treaty and pursue a better deal, urging an equal and verifiable reduction with the Soviet Union. A Democratic House Foreign Affairs Committee vote, by 29 to 11, urged sticking to SALT sublimits while Soviet restraint continues.
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Senate panel trims Reagan SDI budget in key vote
A Senate Armed Services subcommittee voted 6-5 to cut the Strategic Defense Initiative request by over 10 percent. Reagan sought 4.8 billion for Pentagon spending and 600 million from Energy for SDI, but the panel lowered it to 4.2 billion and 400 million respectively, with current funding at 2.7 billion. The full committee and floor action loom later in the summer.
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Houston opens $34 million Second Baptist Church palace
The 350000 square foot complex near Houston seats 10000 and includes four racquetball courts two basketball courts a jogging trail a movie theater a fitness room whirlpools a TV studio and a walnut paneled senior hall. Rev H Edwin Young calls it a church with global reach and vows to pay off about 11 million in short term loans within a year as oil recession limits pledges.
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