Word: accordance
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...prospect of gaining a SALT II arms agreement with the Russians is growing dimmer-although Kissinger was able to announce some good news last week, revealing that the Soviets had accepted in principle an accord providing for on-site inspection of peaceful nuclear explosions. But the hard bargaining to work out the final agreement remains to be done. (Asked if he was going anywhere to sign the accord, Kissinger quipped, "The desire to get me out of town is overwhelming...
...with the economy in such dire shape that the lira has dropped 28% since Jan. 21, the Communists were not altogether certain that at this point they wanted such a role. Party Leader Enrico Berlinguer last week offered an alternative: a "political accord" in which the Christian Democrats would govern but socialists and Communists would participate in decisions on abortion and other major issues. The proposal sounded very much like a "mini" historic compromise. The Christian Democrats at week's end sought instead to force a better accord in parliament. The situation left Moro-and the country-with...
Negotiations between the Real Estate Department and the tenants seemed hopelessly stalled as late as last week. But with the aid of honest negotiating by Donald C. Moulton, assistant vice president for community affairs, the tenants and the University were able to reach a fair accord...
Many voters are unhappy with the results of the second Sinai accord; they claim Israel got nothing of substance from Egypt in exchange for surrendering the Abu Rudeis oilfields and the Sinai passes. Last week the Cabinet recoiled when Rabin outlined the gist of a new U.S.-Israeli approach to further Middle East negotiations. To maintain diplomatic momentum, the U.S. has proposed continuing discussions among Israel, Egypt, Jordan and Syria, toward an "end of the state of war." When Rabin brought the proposal to his Cabinet, he was pinned down in a crossfire. Hawks accused the Premier of being ready...
...sold out on SALT at too high a price, to keep détente alive. A SALT agreement during the primaries could be a liability." With that partly in mind, another top White House official, himself a true believer, now concedes that the chances of reaching a new SALT accord this year are "less than fifty-fifty...