Panel seeks details of affairs at Moscow embassy
A congressional panel presses the State Department for details of love affairs between Soviets and Americans at the U S Embassy in Moscow as a presidential panel reviews security breaches there Former Defense Secretary Melvin Laird to chair a Reagan appointed commission studying intelligence losses after Marines allegedly allowed KGB access to the old embassy offices The panel also weighs whether the new embassy offices should be demolished due to alleged listening devices by Soviet workers Reports say State Department compiled a list of incidents and subpoenas seek access to it including other congressional hearings on Moscow security