Reagan Abides SALT II But Warns On Soviet Violations
President Reagan said the United States will honor SALT II but reserve the right to respond to Soviet noncompliance. He announced dismantling a Poseidon submarine as a newer Trident becomes operational, and ordered a Bush Chiefs review to map possible compensating actions.
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Soviet Plot Claims Tied to Pope Assassination Trial
Mehmet Ali Agca testified in Rome that Soviet diplo mats ordered and funded the May 13 1981 pope shooting in St Peter's Square. He named Bulgarian diplomats and Turkish Grey Wolves members claiming the Soviet embassy in Sofia paid 3 million marks, about 1.25 million dollars, for the plot.
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