Soviet arms offer labeled as smokescreen in talks
U.S. officials call Yuri Kvitsinsky informal proposal to allow French and British missiles a smokescreen to isolate Washington from NATO allies. They deny any formal concessions and accuse West Germany’s Kohl of sensationalism while NATO debates persist.
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Deficit shift stays on back burner through 1984 election
Congress adjourns for two months amid a $200 billion deficit with little sign of action before the 1984 vote. Domenici faults peers for avoiding hard choices while Reagan bears blame for defense spending and tax policies as lawmakers tout limited progress on spending bills and foreign policy tensions.
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Recount sought after candidate cites ballot counting by opponent's wife
William Fortier, who lost to Charles Crocco 392 to 348 for Ward 6 councilman, asks for a recount alleging improper ballot counting by Crocco's wife Marion. Ward Moderator Harry Pray says laws were violated but supervised, while Fortier notes potential legal breaches and questions the count. In 1925, Robert F. Kennedy was born in Brookline, Mass.
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