Lame duck Lee and aides keep steady pace in lame duck days
Lee and aides maintain routine in Capitol Hill as he files legwork and handles inquiries. Despite looming staff cuts after January, he weighs offers from Reagan administration and private sector, aided by Stockman. Boehlert’s rise shrinks New York GOP team as Lee eyes new role.
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US-Soviet arms talks explore possible compromise
US and Soviet representatives discuss a scaled back plan in ongoing arms talks. The Soviets propose retirements of older SS-4 and SS-5 missiles plus about 50 SS-20s in exchange for shelving deployment of new U.S. missiles in West Germany Britain and Italy. The debate within the U.S. inter agency group weighs dropping the zero option. West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl and NATO Secretary General Joseph Luns hint the zero option may not be binding.
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UAW Pact Boosts Pay for U.S. and Canadian Workers
The United Auto Workers reach tentative pacts granting immediate 75 cent hourly raises in the United States and about 1.15 Canadian dollars for Canadian workers, plus 64 cent cost-of-living boosts next year. U.S. and Canadian pacts run to January 14, 1984, with ratification votes under way and strikers expected back at work soon.
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