Reagan Eyes Answer To Star Wars Plans
The United States will dispatch seven negotiators to Moscow to seek a Soviet reaction to Reagan's Star Wars proposal and to prepare for a possible 1986 summit with Mikhail Gorbachev. The delegation, led by Paul Nitze, includes Richard Perle, Max Kampelman, and others to press for a dual track of space defense research and broad arms reductions.
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Max M. Kampelman
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Richard N. Perle
Gorbachev
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George P. Shultz
Paul H. Nitze
Shultz
Edward Rowny
Maynard Glitman
Ronald Lehman
Col
Robert Linhard
National Security Council
Kampelman
Perle
Drought Little Effect on Food Prices Says USDA Expert
USDA economist Ralph Parlett says heat and drought will barely lift retail food prices this year with a projected 2 percent to 3 percent rise over 1985. Poultry may climb up to 3 percent, while beef pork fruit vegetables and dairy drive the overall index. arid Southeast losses total $2.3 billion but not all poultry supply is wiped out.
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Rehnquist Nomination News Dominates Senate Briefing
Washington AP reports Senate Democrats seek new material to challenge William Rehnquist’s chief justice nomination amid a Nixon documents dispute. The Judiciary Committee, led by Strom Thurmond, ends two days of hearings on Antonin Scalia’s Supreme Court bid while probing leaks and debate over declassification. Biden says no new testimony unless evidence emerges. The Washington Post cites an index of Rehnquist papers detailing leak control and antiwar measures.
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Burger
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Washington Post
White House
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Index
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Clement F. Haynsworth
the Post
Biden
Midwest universities join MIDnet to share supercomputer access
The National Science Foundation funds a $1 million MIDnet grant to connect eight Midwest universities, including KU and KSU, to five nationwide supercomputers. The link enables campus centers to exchange scholarly data and reduce travel and mail time for researchers.
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