Daniloff arrest tests US Soviet progress in talks
Washington officials sought to balance patience with pressure over the arrest of Nicholas Daniloff, United States News & World Report journalist, as Reagan administration officials warned that the incident could jeopardize a planned summit with Mikhail Gorbachev. They stressed that consensus on arms control was forming within the administration, and that plans for talks in Washington and Geneva, including a key Shultz–Shevardnadze meeting on September 19–20, remained on schedule while Daniloff's fate was unresolved.
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Make Fun of Congress Week Proposed by Dornan Letter
Washington AP report notes a Dornan letter urging aid to pass a resolution naming National Make Fun of Congress Week. It mocks lawmakers for long speeches to empty rooms, calling opponents The Honorable and wearing serious suits while courting a populist image.
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