Reagan to Seek U S Soviet Missile Accord in Europe
U S officials said President Reagan will propose a zero option to halve or eliminate medium range missiles in Europe if the Soviet Union destroys its deployed missiles. The plan aims to influence Geneva talks on theater nuclear forces and win Western European backing for future deployments.
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Brezhnev Flags Food Shortages as Soviet Woe
Brezhnev told Communist leaders that food supply is the nation's top problem amid drought and rising shortages. He urged a sweeping food program to overhaul the agro industrial complex as the 1981 1985 plan is reviewed. Baibakov warned coal and steel lag behind targets while defense spending for 1982 is set at 24.2 billion dollars. no harvest figures were released.
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