U.S. Moves to Abandon Salt II in Arms Race Renewals
The piece argues Congress and the Reagan administration are poised to abandon SALT II as U.S. forces near treaty limits. It cites 1,214 MIRVed missiles and cruiser missile aircraft exceedances, warns of a slide into unrestrained nuclear build up, and urges preservation of arms control as the only viable check on the arms race.
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David C. Morrison
Pacific News Service
Washington, D.C
Congress
U.S.S
Alaska
United States
U.S
Pres. Reagan
Reagan
Dence
Air Force
Charles Gabriel
Gabriel
U.S.S.R
Senate
Richard Perle
Soviet Union
Turbulent Sudan Faces Shifting Power in Africa
All Africa watches as Sudan redraws its politics after Nimeiry with a new military junta seeking rapprochement with Libya. Three main forces shape the scene: Garang's Sudanese People's Liberation Movement, Ikhwan linked Islamists, and historic rival groups Khadimiyya and Ansar, amid rising internal strife and potential external intervention.
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A. M. Babu
Pacific
London
Africa
Sudan
Nimeiry
Libya
Col
Kadafy
Khartoum
South Africa
Namibia
Mediterranean
Uganda
Tanzania
Zambia
Zimbabwe
Pretoria
John Garang
Sudanese People’s Liberation Movement
Garang
Ikhwan
Muslim Brotherhood
Egypt
North Africa
Middle East
Saudi Arabia
Nigeria
Western Africa
Khadimiyya
Ashiyga
Ansar
Mahdi
Umma
Liberation Movement
United States
Running Fix Turns to Winters of Change in Vancouver to Medicine Hat
A Vancouver runner recounts a habit of weekly six to twelve mile runs fueled by dedication and a desire for health. A New Year move to Medicine Hat brings a prairie winter, cancelled races, and a shift toward moderation as summer nears and a 10 km race looms.
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Medicine Hat
B.C
Januaay
Stanley Park
West Coast
Canada
Vancouver
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