Packard hints compromise on ABM plan in closed session
In Washington a two hour closed session with Republican senators, Deputy Secretary Packard suggested a possible minor concession to the Safeguard antimissile plan. He cited a prototype phase and noted a postponement of two sites could occur without harming national security.
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