Reagan cautious on remaining talks as US Soviet accord nears
The two nations announced in principle agreement on remaining sites and set a Moscow meeting in late October to finalize a date and tie up loose ends with Shevardnadze. Reagan said relations are more businesslike, but he cautioned he is not ready to call the Soviet Union lily white. The pact ends the first U S Soviet arms deal since 1979 and follows Carter Brezhnev limits.
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D-Ala
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Bork faces Senate concerns over past views and stance
Senators question Bork amid fears from a taped remark about minorities and abortion. Kennedy uses the Canisius College tape to challenge consistency, while Bork insists his precedents focus on protecting civil rights and liberty.
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Delta vows stronger ops after FAA finds general compliance
The Delta report cites lapses on cockpit coordination and training with recommendations for upgraded training, stricter monitoring, and mandatory headsets. FAA found general compliance and no fines. A July near collision over the North Atlantic involved a Delta L 1011 and a Boeing 747, with other incidents linked to engine shutdowns, wrong airports, and runway errors.
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Justice McGiverin Eyes Capstone Change As Chief Justice Nominee
The article profiles McGiverin as he contemplates the role of chief justice with a focus on practical reform. He emphasizes flexibility to change, judicial efficiency, and serving as a leader while preserving trial court perspectives. He plans to spend days at the Capitol and earns 70900 annually.
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Senate pits Harkin support against fears over arms deal
Senate voices split over a Soviet arms accord. Harkin calls it historic as Grassley urges caution and Wallop raises enforcement worries. Helms attacks the pact as NATO undermined while Nunn questions ABM provisions amid push to ratify the treaty.
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