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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1986

Page

5

Soviets Urge Nuclear Ban Plan At Geneva Talks

In Geneva, U S and Soviet negotiators resume talks on limiting nuclear and space weapons. Gorbachev’s proposal calls for halving strategic arsenals, eliminating European MRBMs within eight years, then a universal freeze and worldwide disarmament. Karpov and Kampelman voiced cautious optimism as they open a new round ahead of a Reagan Gorbachev meeting.

Geneva U.S Mikhail S. Gorbachev Viktor P. Karpov Karpov United States Gorbachev Terry Schroeder Kremlin Max M. Kampelman Reagan Soviet Communist Party

Baby Boomers to Upscale Housing Market in 90s

A Population Reference Bureau study by Rutgers researchers says the maturing Baby Boom generation will shift demand from apartments and starter homes to larger upscale houses. Two-income households without children drive growth for high-end single-family homes, while rental demand shrinks as the younger generation ages out.

Washington Population Reference Bureau George Sternlieb James W. Hughes Rutgers University

Milk production hits new December and yearly highs

Washington reports December milk output at 12 billion pounds, a 9 percent rise from 1984, lifting calendar year 1985 to a record 143.1 billion pounds. Output per cow averaged 1 071 pounds in December, with 11 181 000 cows in the month, as farmers boost production after the diversion program ended. A new 1985 farm bill’s herd buy-out aims to cut production by paying producers to cull cows, requiring five years out of dairying if bids are accepted.

Washington Agriculture Department

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