Warnke steps down as SALT negotiator amid family strain
Washington AP reports Paul Warnke, chief SALT negotiator and director of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, resigns effective Tuesday amid personal reasons and contract terms. He cites four children and a long separation from his wife Jean, plus the toll of years away in Geneva and Moscow, as major hardships. He remains a strong advocate for SALT II and plans to testify to Senate to secure approval if obstacles clear.
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Gasoline price hikes possible
CHICAGO AP An oil industry analyst warns a temporary shortage of petroleum products including unleaded gasoline could raise gasoline prices in the coming months.
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Men’s Fashion Leather Coats Take Center Stage
A look at men’s fashion highlights featuring leather coats from classic to modern styles. Designers emphasize durable hides, tailored fits, and versatile silhouettes suitable for fall and winter wear. Local retailers showcase color options, texture details, and price ranges for everyday and statement looks.
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Jantzen unveils new Jantzen Spirited Classics scotch tumblers priced at 18 dollars. The line targets bottle service and gift buyers, blending midcentury glassware style with durable crystal construction.
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