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Soviets, U.S. spar over
future missile deployment
By Associated Press
MOSCOW - II)'.' So\ lei I'm ion 011 Saiurdav stressed I lie
need to link space and unclear weapons in the upcoming arms
talks with the I uiled States and warned that lurther deployment
ol U.S. missies in Iurope could luirl chances lor an
agreement.
foreign Ministry spokesman Vladimir I omeiko also told
about 250 Soviet and Western reporters that the Kremlin will
send three experienced negotiators, Viktor Karpov, 55, Villi
kvitsinsky, -4S, and Alexei Obuklun, 47, to the new talks
opening March 12 in (ienc\a.
1 lie announcement ol the il.ue ol the talks and the Soxiet
neeoliators was made simultaneously in Moscow and
W ashmeton. I S. Secivtai \ ot State (ieoi ue Shult/ anil So\ iet
1 oreien Minisiei \ndiei C noun ko aiMced on Ian. S to lesume
the arms laiks attei a 1 * month suspension.
IOMI IK() s Ml) ' epi'.UeilK th.u MtKiou wants pi on ess
on niu'leat and space weapons io he 1 iiik
"Sik'V;\. wii! depend on how u; iu 11 hoih sides sttKih
adiutc "o rite achieved agreement" eailiei this mouih to
ills. us-, holli : 111. ! - i r tiul *i\i.c immiii >iiv. Iu- ..ilii "'1 would
It^C < >lk 0 aiMlli ! O I lull I Ik'so i|IKs| lolls M 111 si I'O ! I!-.11 did
.1^ linked. so i e?;ai dod and so decided.
I ho kc\ I s. ;!0.l! .11 I ho I.I lk> IS ,1 sll.lt |1 I Oil IK I it Ml in of Ion
s i \ v. \\ eapons . I ho Nov ioI s ,ni' ai mi Hi' it > Mock I . S. tnov os |o
iio.iio i sp.Ko hascd ami misslo s\stein.
" I ho important task."' I omoiko saiil. "is io piovoni tho
inihiai i/at ion ot spaoo." Ho lopoaloil I ho Noviol view thai
spaoo weapons aio noi loi ilefonsive purposes and lhai
\monoan olanns io iho conttarv aro misloatlitiu.
Hll SAID ii is "not realistic lo look al the i|uestu>n ol
nucleat aims without lookinu at the question of spaoo
weapons." Ihit heiliil not sujieest that banning spaoo weapons
took priority ovei limit ins; the nuoloar anus race on larth.
I he spokesman also repealed a wat nine from Ciroim ko that
lint her NATO deployment ol I'ershint! 2 anil Cruise missiles
in Western l utope "would put the talks in Cieneva into
douht.''
world today
Pope calls for bishops conference
KOMh ? Pope John Paul II. lias called for a worldwide
bishops' conference to review the Second Vatican Council,
which Iundamenialk changed the policies of the Roman
Catholic Church.
Coining 14 hours before the start of a trip to South America,
the pope's announcement surprised the church, but John Paul
lias hinted for years he would like to see revisions of the policies
Hi l< \nl i?< I vtviti -ton Kv f cctnni'il
"This is an extraordinary announcement," Vatican Radio
said in a commentary alter the pope spoke Friday night to
se\eral thousand people in the Basilica ot" St. Paul's Outside
the Walls.
Grand jury: Goetz 'justified'
\I.\V YORK ? A grand jury has decided Hernhard Cioet/
was justified in shooting lour teen-agers 011 a suhway train hut
was wrong for carrying an unlicensed gun in a decision hailed
lor its "Solomon-like" wisdom and decried as tacist.
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Union Carbidi
By Associated Press
I) Will R\ . Conn. ? \ I inon
( .11 bide ( otp. oi l it i;il has denied t here
ucicsal'etv piohlenisat I lie company \
West Virginia plant and characterized
2S leported spills ol deadly methyl iso
cvanate as "minor."
Jackson Hrouning, corporate directot
of health, safety and environinen...i
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I ill >11 I tl II S I III Mil I ./it 11 I HI I \ -IMNL'U CUI11 pany,
also described as "etroneous" a
leport from the I in ironmental I'roteclion
Agency ol' ilie spill of 840 pounds
ol methyl isoeyanate, or MIC, at the
111st it inc. W. Va., plant.
Browning said the New Year's l)a\
19X4 incident at the plant involved the
"What the grand jury decided here wa
carrying a pistol hut he was justified in pr
a rohhery," said Manhattan Distric
Morgenthau.
Morganthau announced I riday that Got
on three charges of criminal possession
the third degree and two in the fourth deg
of the charges carries a maximum prison s*.
Famine victims seeking
BKKI.I.K, Ethiopia ? The number of
ing to feeding camps each day in this nc
than doubled, and 50,(KM) people are slei
in near-free/ing temperatures, government
oi/i
Al Gercalta, the biggest of six camps,
from H00 a day in the second week of j
2,000 a da\ this week.
"We expect an even bigger influx in I
more \ illages run out of food. And t his ti
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about live pounds ? ol MIC, in liquid a
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chloroform. I I'A calculations weie I
correct, he said, hul l-'nion Carbide n
had identified the wrong pipeline 11
where the leak occurred when it sub- tl
nutted drawings with a report.
I he discrepancy turned up only
within the past few days, Drowning v
said I riday at a news conference the 11
company called to address allegations h
concerning the Jan. I, 1984, spill and v
an internal report that cited the .\
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the chemical mixed with the water. ii
s that he was illegally in all regions of the cot
meeting himself from head of the government
t Attorney Robert for the northern Tigre
L*t/ had been indicated 2 testify in E
ol a weapon, one in '
ree. The more serious I.OS ANCiKI.KS ? C
:ntence of seven years. j|| when he received pov
- - accused of killing the f
Shelter Witness.told a grand ju
Belushi's arms "wer
lillllMlL VILNIUS IIDLK- Hull KS, ICSllllCU I.LSI1L
rthern city lias more nions in the last clays be
uping without shelter 5, 1982.
and international aid "He looked very tired
Beluslu was pale, cougl
new arrivals shot up sleep the day before hi
amiary to more than Marks was one of twt
saw Cathy Evelyn Sinit
drugs in the days befoi
ebi uarv as more and
rend is being reported
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if! leaks ol methyl isocyanate at our
nstituie facility," Browning said at a
i.'\vs conference. " l hc leaks were
linor and represented no danger to
lie loeal community
I he Indian government. in its inestigation
ol the NIK leak that killed
H)ie than 2,(H)() people at Union Car- ^
lide's Hhopal plant, eonelnded that
later came into contact with stored
IIC. leading to the release ol an
stimatcd 45 tons of the poisonous gas
11 to the air
.11111 V, >111 LI y tl lllclllV. rvillcllll, KUHMUII
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telushi's death
Comedian John iJeliishi appeared
icrful drug injections from the woman
ormer "Saturday Night Live" star, a
ry.
e a mess," with "a lot of red needle
Marks, one of the comedian's eompafore
his drug overdose death on March
I and distraught," said Marks, who said
tiing and making choking noises in his ^
s. J
) witnesses who (old (he grand jury they
h repeatedly inject the comedian with
re his death.
- Compiled from wire reports
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