Senate imposes limits on chemical and biological warfare
The Senate voted 91 to 0 to curb testing and transport of chemical and biological weapons. The measure places stricter controls on open air testing, requires 30 day congress reports, bans certain CBW shipments abroad, and requires congressional approval for CBW funding, aiming to fix past program flaws highlighted by incidents in Okinawa and Utah.
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U S Says It Has Lethal Chemical Caches Only Abroad
The State Department stated the United States stores lethal chemical weapons only in Germany and Okinawa. West Germany and Okinawa were said to be the sole foreign areas with such caches, with Okinawa under U S jurisdiction and Germany under NATO treaty provisions.
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