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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1984

Page

5

Congress weighs safety standards after India gas leak

A State Department official says the Bhopal disaster could push US firms to follow domestic health and safety laws overseas. Officials discuss reviving a Carter order banning exports of some hazardous substances, with methyl isocyanate not covered. OSHA and Union Carbide testimony questioned plant safety at Institute, West Virginia, and calls for more inspections.

Washington State Department India U.S Robert Peck Reagan Peck Bhopal Ronald Wishart Union Carbide James Rowland OSHA Joseph M. Gaydos D-Pa Gaydos Steve Gunderson R-Wis Institute de Cavite Atay Lane West Virginia

European backers back Reagan plan for arms talks pace

Genscher says Europeans back a political umbrella for US Soviet negotiations with Gromyko in Geneva on Jan 7 8. He supports continuing cruise and Pershing II deployments unless talks yield concrete results, while warning allies may halt or modify missiles if a balanced verifiable agreement is reached. Schultz pressures Belgium Netherlands to deploy missiles, noting 100 missiles already in West Europe and Dutch Belgian delays tied to Moscow's SS-20 buildup.

NATO Wumme v. GeCreary George P. Shultz Genscher Reagan U.S Shultz Andrei Gromyko Geneva Moscow Europe Gaga Gromyko Schultz Wilfried Martens Leo Tindemans Belgium Hans van den Broek Netherlands West Germany Britain Italy Soviet Union State Department

Reagan plans $8 billion military cuts amid budget battle

White House budget director David Stockman drafted an 11 page proposal to freeze most Pentagon programs and trim about $8 billion from military spending next year while preserving MX missile work. Reagan pressed for deficit reduction as defense spending remains a political battlefield with votes in Congress uncertain.

Congress Pentagon White House David A. Stockman Robert Sims Regan William A. Niskanen Treasury United States Capitol Hill Niskanen Reagan

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