Reagan predicts far reaching arms progress at summit
President Reagan said he would be very disappointed if next week's Washington summit with Mikhail Gorbachev does not yield progress in arms control and a Moscow meeting next year. He defended INF talks and START aims while warning conservatives not to fear concessions, and called the USSR an evil empire. Kremlin denied his charge that Moscow violated the 1972 Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty.
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Americans Back U S Soviet INF Arms Treaty In Polls
Two major polls show broad support for the impending U S Soviet INF arms treaty. ABC News Washington Post find 52 percent approve 8 percent disapprove 39 percent no opinion. NYT CBS poll shows 63 percent approve 26 percent disapprove 11 percent no opinion.
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Garn chides lobbyists at banking hearing
Sen Jake Garn told a room of lobbyists he was sick of the game and that Congress and lobbyists share responsibility for inaction on banking issues after thirteen years on the Senate Banking Committee. He urged shame for the status quo and bailiwicks. The room laughed nervously, but he did not smile.
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Emissions were picked in each zone by time of application. Bara warned of possible delays due to limited sites and early system bugs. BMW and Ohio EPA are developing contingency plans. Bara hopes the system works perfectly but expects initial problems and commends the managers for planning.
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Congressional clash over bank powers bill stalls reform
Lawmakers spar over broad bank holding company legislation and a wide expansion plan that would let banks affiliate with securities firms and other industries. Garn and Proxmire press for tighter separation while D Amato and Cranston push for broad affiliate rights amid a looming March 1 deregulation moratorium.
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Nine banks shut doors most ever for FDIC
Lincoln Nebraska AP nine banks failed in a single day the most in FDIC history. Insiders reportedly defaulted on unsecured loans while four Nebraska banks tied to Omaha entrepreneur Timothy M Brennan and a related Iowa bank faced failures. Officials cite insider abuse of lending as a major factor.
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Garbage trucks demand driver vigilance and safety training
Workers face constant risk as garbage trucks stop unexpectedly and drivers may not notice, despite lights and policy. Kidder notes monthly safety training, reflective precautions, and the need for drivers to anticipate others actions to prevent injuries.
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Stocks tumble as Dow slips in early trading
New York stocks opened lower with the Dow Jones industrial average down 23.21 to 1,753.32 in the first 30 minutes. Volume on the NYSE was 32.12 million shares, with 1,167 declines to 135 advances and 315 unchanged. Major blue chips fell including GE, AT&T, IBM, and Exxon as investors weighed weak retailer sales and a slipping dollar amid rate-cut actions.
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Cuban inmates sign pact as hostage crisis ends
Government hostage group oversees live ceremony with Auxiliary Bishop Agustin Roman of Miami and Leshaw reading the pact. A detainee wrapped in Cuban and American flags as a silver crucifix rests on the table. Roman says he came as a father and priest, not a negotiator, while families express relief amid deportation fears tied to a new Cuba US pact and a 90 day moratorium announced by Meese.
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