Gorbachev to shun tuxedo for socialist state dinner
Washington reports Gorba chev plans to wear a somber dark suit at the White House state dinner during the U S Soviet summit while Raisa Gorba chev trends toward elegant Soviet fashion. Officials note Western tuxedos feel royalist, while the Soviets favor the modern socialist look and a formal dark business suit is likely.
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Senate moves to scrutinize INF treaty and Gorbachev
Senate hearings will dissect the U S Soviet intermediate range missiles pact with Gorbachev visiting the Soviet Embassy next Wednesday. Key witnesses include Shultz and Carlucci as committees probe loopholes and compliance while Pell seeks legal analyses and Hatch calls the pact a solid first step.
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Pell
Orrin Hatch
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Soviets deny ABM pact violation cited by Reagan
Moscow denies moving radar bases in breach of the 1972 treaty and says only empty trailers were relocated. Viktor Karpov of the foreign ministry’s arms control department insists no violation occurred while acknowledging improvements to Krasnoyarsk radar and possible antiballistic defense developments.
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Jackson defends Chicago foray in mayoral maneuver
In Washington, Jesse Jackson defends his Chicago involvement after Mayor Washington’s death and council battles. He urges healing and an orderly transition while criticizing the council’s pick of Eugene Sawyer over a candidate Jackson supported. Jackson spoke at the National Press Club after ending a Middle East trip to return to the scramble for an acting mayor.
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Farther Quasar Shatters Distance Record
New York AP reports scientists have found the farthest known object from Earth, a quasar about 13.8 billion light years away, emitting vast energy from the universe’s early times. Observed in September at Anglo Australian Observatory, the quasar’s light shows rapid recession, indicating its extreme remoteness.
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Car kills Elyria man on Rt 303 near Valley City
Elyria man David Woodings 38 of 118 Valley Forge Circle was killed when he stepped from a Browning Ferris garbage truck and was struck by a car on Rt 303 near Myrtle Hill Road east of Valley City. He had worked 15 years for Browning Ferris. Woodings’ body was taken to Medina Community Hospital. coroner’s report pending. Police report no driver identity given.
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