Shultz Rebukes NATO Chief Over Arms Agreement Remarks
Secretary of State George Shultz called Gen. Bernard Rogers out of line for saying the Reagan administration rushed to push a zero zero arms deal with the Russians. Rogers, completing eight years as NATO supreme commander, criticized the proposal and suggested haste to protect U.S. credibility. Shultz, en route to Sydney, dismissed Rogers comments as ridiculous and said he was not fit to comment on U.S. politics.
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MIT study warns limited nuclear strike could crush U.S. economy
A MIT study, Nuclear Crash, argues that even 1 percent of the Soviet arsenal could trigger decades of economic collapse and near medieval living for Americans. FEMA officials dispute the model and say recovery could occur within years.
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