Star Wars technology sharing sparks defense doubts
Colorado Springs reports President Reagan’s pledge to share space based antimissile research with the Soviet Union prompts skepticism from defense industry executives and Pentagon officials. Generals warn the move could expose core technology while supporters propose partial access to curb a Soviet arms buildup.
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OAS finances near crisis as Latin nations resume payments
The United States covered up to 94 percent of the OAS budget last summer as arrears mounted, but wealthier Latin American states like Mexico and Venezuela have begun paying, easing a financial crisis ahead of Cartagena talks. Shultz plans only brief attendance amid security concerns, while ministers discuss maintaining US 66 percent share until arrears are cleared. The plan includes a mediator list proposal to help resolve disputes.
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