Bush pulls out of 1972 ABM treaty in six month notice
In a historic break with Russia the Bush administration withdraws from the Anti Ballistic Missile Treaty effective in six months. Formal notice was given to Russia and former Soviet states including Ukraine Kazakhstan and Belarus. Bush cites terror threats and need for missile defense as reasons.
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Negotiators seek middle ground on economic package
Washington negotiators from both parties and Bush administration officials return to closed door talks on stimulus legislation. After concessions by both sides, leaders hope a deal could pass before year end, with Daschle dropping two thirds rule fears and Bush easing unemployment aid and tax terms.
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