Nuclear stalemate fears dominate Reagan interview talk
Arlington AP interview highlights defense spending debates and the dangers of mutual assured destruction. Reagan cites the need for a strong posture, second strike capability, and NATO unity while weighing canal sovereignty and welfare reforms.
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Reagan Calls for Robust Defense Budget and Panama Stand
In a wide interview, the Republican challenger argues for a defense budget that "takes whatever is needed" for national security and criticizes concessions on Panama. He cites a defense plan near 104 billion dollars and proposes shifting some federal programs to states while avoiding surrender of canal sovereignty.
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