Senator Gray to vote no on MX missile funding
U S Rep Ken Gray of West Frankfort plans a no vote on the MX missile funding though he expects House passage next week U S Sen Paul Simon says he is disappointed by the Senate approval and notes he opposes the MX Gray cites Reagan lobbying and argues no valid case for MX or B 1 bomber while Sen Alan Dixon also opposed funding
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Reagan May Win House MX Vote
Washington AP reports the MX missile fight moves to the House after the Senate approved another 1.5 billion for 21 missiles in two votes. Supporters say Reagan’s lobbying may push passage, while opponents warn of vulnerability and a hair-trigger nuclear balance. House votes are set for next week amid party divisions.
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Karpov says MX talks are U.S. internal affair
Geneva AP report: In a fourth round on space and nuclear limits, Soviet diplomat Victor Karpov called U S MX missile votes an American internal matter. Talks include 21 delegates from each side. details are being withheld under a bilateral agreement.
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