US and Soviet agree to resume nuclear talks this fall
Amid public wrangling and threats of a breakdown, U S and Soviet negotiators in Geneva privately reached a plan to renew nuclear arms talks this fall. Administration officials say progress at the table has been slow, while an expanded inspection program for cheese plants accompanies the broader tension between the two superpowers. In San Diego health officials report a 31 year old woman whose fetus died may have eaten Jalisco cheese about eight days before problems began, as tests continue to determine a link.
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Iranian businessman charged in export plot tied to Iran
Kazem Zamani a 42 year old Gaithersburg resident was charged with conspiring to export military electronics gear and spare parts for attack helicopters for Iran. He appeared at a bail hearing before U S Magistrate Paul M Rosenberg after being arrested at his Baltimore real estate business.
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Sky marshal plan drawing opposition
Washington awaits a decision on returning sky marshals to combat airline terrorism while experts warn armed guards on international flights could trigger in-flight gun battles or be exploited by hijackers. Critics urge focusing on airport security and risk of marshal-targeted schemes.
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Reynolds Senate fight over associate attorney general nomination
Supporters may pursue a discharge maneuver to revive William Bradford Reynolds for associate attorney general as the Senate Judiciary Committee votes failed to advance the nomination. Senator Hatch suggested Dole could lead a discharge resolution while Reynolds faces opposition over alleged misstatements and not enforcing civil rights laws. The panel’s three Thursday votes all failed, 10-8, 9-9, and 9-9, leaving the nomination mired in committee.
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