Streleski says killing was logical and morally correct
Theodore Streleski, released after seven years for second degree murder in the 1978 slaying of Stanford math professor Karel de Leeuw, told reporters he is remorseful only to protest Stanford's treatment of graduate students. He plans to return to the San Francisco area, pursue UC Berkeley library access, and file lawsuits against state officials.
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Soviet Offer Seeks Major Arms Cuts in Exchange for Tests Ban
A Soviet bloc diplomat told The Boston Globe the USSR would reduce strategic missiles and bombers by up to 40 percent over five years if the United States agrees to a five year ban on tests of advanced antimissile and antisatellite weapons. The proposal includes on site inspections and aims for a broad outline agreement at the November summit between Gorbachev and Reagan, with Geneva talks resuming next week to flesh out details. Senior U.S. officials viewed the interview as plausible but cautioned until Moscow clarifies its exact proposals.
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