Tariffs labeled draconian as U S Japan trade talks loom
Tamura and Saba blasted U S tariffs on four product groups including color TVs and laptops as draconian amid a $58.6 billion U SJapan trade deficit. They urged restraint, cited pact disputes, and signaled possible countermeasures after planned talks with Clayton Yeutter in Tokyo.
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Lorain Chronicle-Telegram Classifieds Contact Info
The Lorain Chronicle Telegram office addresses and contact numbers are listed for Elyria Lorain and Cleveland regions including mailing box details and hot lines for classifieds circulation and general inquiries.
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Soviet US agree to reciprocal underground tests in each other’s country
United States arms control director Kenneth Adelman says Washington and Moscow agreed in talks this week to detonate underground nuclear devices at each other’s test sites. The accord aims to improve verification for treaties limiting tests to 150 kilotons and follows years of negotiation and U S concerns about Soviet compliance.
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Denver clash as Christians and atheists clash at Capitol rally
At the Colorado state Capitol Christians and atheists clashed during a rally linked to the American Atheists national convention. Four people were arrested amid scuffles as police moved in. Madalyn Murray O Hair led a 200 person march while Bill Murray led a separate Christian vigil near a Ten Commandments statue.
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Reagan aides press for INF accord as focus shifts
Senior officials push toward concluding an INF treaty amid negotiations over shorter range missiles. Shultz reports little progress on strategic weapons while Whitehead warns main aim remains deep, stabilizing reductions in strategic arms. Soviet conditions on eliminating 300 to 600 mile missiles loom large.
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