ObjectionsSpark Changes in Soviet Treaty Verification
Washington officials said allied protests over Soviet monitors at weapons plants and ports compelled a revision of the verification formula to cut tanks and troops in Europe. The updated package will be presented in Vienna as NATO Warsaw Pact negotiators meet in sixth talks toward a year‑end treaty signing. The fate of the goal hinges on Soviet response to Western concerns. An unnamed U.S. official described the latest steps and said Americans dropped the controversial monitoring portion after allied objections.
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President Bush welcomed Democratic Rep. Dan Rostenkowski's deficit cutting plan as a potential step toward a long-range budget agreement. He signaled openness to negotiation while declining commitment to its controversial elements. Bush denied plans to replace Federal Reserve Chair Greenspan and reiterated a desire for lower interest rates. The proposal would replace Gramm Rudman and balance the budget via taxes and spending cuts.
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