Viikkosanomat, June 02, 1986

              Wherearethe
US proposals?
President Reagan said he has
rriade "six proposals" to the
Soviets regarding nuclear arms
reduction and control He said the
Soviets have not responded
What are the six proposals?
I have contacted the offices of
almost every congressman and
both senators from Michigan
They don't know what these "six
proposals" are I asked a press
reporter fnake inquiries at the
Associated Press and United
Press International offices They
don't know the "six proposals"
Reagan was referring to
Mikhail Gorbachev detailed his
proposals for nuclear arms reduc-tion
and control as well as the
necessary steps needed to be
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International Year of Peace and
the theme of the World Ex-positi- on
the United Nations
Pavilion vill focus on "Peace
Through Communications" in
its exhibits and programs
The UN Pavilion has two
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takenö get back on the road to eliminatirig nuclear weapons by
detente in a recent Time the' yeär 2000 at the February
magazine intervievv on Jan 15 he Soviet Communist Party Con- -
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of the Soviet test ban moratorium What concrete proposals have
the Reagan administration advanced?
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longs to ali of humaniry Of
special prominence in the
pavilion are the hopes and
dreams of peace of the chil-dre- n
of the world expressed
in an art display created by the
youth of British Columbia
British Columbias credit
unions are sponsoring the UN
Pavilion as pan of their 50th
anniversary celebrations The}'
are also sponsoring the con-te- st
Student Messages for
Peace in vvhlch BC students
are invited to contribute
essays posters and audio-visu- al
presentations to com-munica- te
their thoughts on
vorld peace Aselection of the
peace messages will be dis-playe- d
at the UN Pavilion dur-in- g
the Exposition
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Company
The British police recent-l- y
confiscated a consign- -'
ment of cocaine valued at
50000 pounds strling Five
persons suspected of being
implicated in the affair have
been arrested including the
owner of a London night
club The most "illustrious"
of the detainees is Charles
James Spencer Churchill
grandnephew of the former
British Prime Minister Win-ston
Churchill --and the son
md heir of the Duke of Marl-borou- gh Earl of Blandford
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Very condensed news
Biggest printing plant anyvvhere in the vvorld is being built
in Leningrad Fully automated itvvill turn out 175 milhon
books per year Intended mainly for very large runs of
popular books Using new Soviet designed robots
vvorking vvith lasers the plant vvill run three to five times
faster than the best book-producin- g set-up- s today
First cotton plants grovvn in space have surprised Soviet
biologists Last )une a batch of cotton seeds specially
selected from best Uzbek varietieb vvas sent up to
Cosmonaut Dzhanibekov He succeeded in grovving 22
plants vvith green leaves These vvere sent back to Earth
vvhere the plants thrived and bore new seeds These are
now being tested so any changes may be studied
Can you picture a freight train of 438 cars? It is more than
three-and-a-ha- lf miles long but it ran successfully on a
Kazakhstan line trom Ekibastuz (big coal centre) to
Tselinograd It took 14 sections of powerful electric
locomotives to get the train moving and keep it rolling
Made good time Broke up into sections which went to
various destinations Not a stunt but part of a Soviet
program to develop super long trains hauling 9000 to
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control and disarmament After
ali we are paying for this insane
nuclear arms race with a lower
standard of li ving Our children's
fAitures are being mortgaged to the
hilt to pay for this craziness
People starve while resources are
squandered on Star VVars
Many people think Reagan's
Star Wars scheme is foolish
Perhaps President Reagan fears
giving the American people the
details of his "six proposals" for
nuclear arms control and reduc-tion
because the American people
might find these "six proposals"
foolish And maybe that is tfhy
the boviets ignored them
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