U S and Soviet Officials Press Toward Nuclear Pact
In Geneva, top U S and Soviet arms control leaders resume talks to clear remaining obstacles to a December 9 treaty. Eduard Shevardnadze and George Shultz meet at the Soviet and U S missions, with sessions extending beyond plan and two data disputes lingering on missile locations and the designation of a U S plant for monitoring.
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U.S
Eduard Shevardnadze
George Shultz
Reagan
Communist Party
Mikhail Gorbachev
State Department
Charles Redman
United States
Shultz
Shevardnadze
Paul Nitze
White House
Sergei Akhromeyev
Washington
Groups accuse Reagan admin of breaking Superfund law
Environmental groups say the Reagan administration is not enforcing key toxic cleanup and health protections from the 1986 Superfund law. The report accuses EPA of ignoring mandates to find permanent waste solutions and to ensure cleanups meet health standards, while delaying grants for communities to hire cleanup experts. The groups urge stricter adherence to the law amid concerns that policies favor polluters and cost containment over public health.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Reagan Won’t Rule Out Pardons In Iran Contra Probe
President Reagan declined to confirm or deny pardons for former White House aides tied to Iran Contra. He dismissed a congressional report as potentially exaggerated, saying it may have produced a mouse rather than revelations. He avoided speaking on pardons at a Rose Garden ceremony and again in the Cabinet Room, pleading to discuss the issue later.
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Washington
Reagan
White House
Reagan Sai
Siamese twins face vision issues after 22 hour separation
Two nine month old twins Benjamin and Patrick Binder, separated in a 22 hour operation at Johns Hopkins, show slow eye coordination recovery and may not regain full vision. Dr. Mark C. Rogers warns damage severity remains unknown and normal vision unlikely.
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Benjamin
Patrick Binder
Mark C. Rogers
Johns Hopkins Children’s Center
Rogers
Iranian frigate shells two freighters in Gulf strike
In the Strait of Hormuz the Iranian frigate shelled the Romanian freighter Fundulea and the Panamanian flagged Uni Master bound for Kuwait and Saudi Arabia. Three crewmen were wounded and the Fundulea’s superstructure nearly destroyed while the Uni Master fled to Dubai for repairs.
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Dubai
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