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House nixes Byron Hyde substitute in arms control vote
The House defeated the Byron Hyde substitute to delay CTBT talks until verifiable nuclear reductions are achieved. The roll showed 258 against and 158 for the substitute, followed by passage of HJ Res 3 urging Reagan to seek a comprehensive test ban with Senate approval of mid 1970s treaties. Co sponsors included Barnes Mitchell Hoyer and Boucher, with ratings from Maryland, West Virginia and Virginia representatives.
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Washington
Tesentatives
Beverly B. Byron
Henry J. Hyde
Ill
Byron-Hyde
House Armed Services Committee
Byron
Montgomery
Parren J. Mitchell
Baltimore City
Stony Hoyer
Prince George's
West Virginia
Frederick C. Boucher
Abingdon
Congress
United States
Soviet Union
Frederick
U.S
Geneva
CTBT
Hyde
Reagan
Jack Kemp
R-N.y