Shultz at Moscow arms talks ties trade to rights record
Secretary of State George P. Shultz said the United States would seek an arms agreement with Moscow but no trade deal until Soviet human rights improve. He rejected waiting for Geneva while noting nothing has been settled. The six nation European tour continues.
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Toxic chemicals threaten Great Lakes residents more
A study by the U S National Research Council and the Royal Society of Canada warns toxins near the Great Lakes pose a greater risk to people than in other North American regions. It finds current waste control programs help but insufficiently reduce contamination, with long term harm to future generations.
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Pact under way as Northern Ireland talks begin amid protests
Protestant protests shadow Stormont talks as Peter Barry and Tom King lead implementation of the November 15 accord. A mortar attack near the border injures four officers while security forces cordon the barrier site. The meeting focuses on coordinating security and reforming police and army to ease Catholic minority concerns.
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