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Even more tantalizing, Soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev told visiting U.S. Senators that Moscow was willing to make "radical proposals" for cutting back offensive weapons if the U.S. would restrict its Star Wars program to "fundamental research." For the first time, Gorbachev moved away from a demand that the U.S. drop SDI altogether. Many American experts noted with cautious interest the signs of flexibility. "The Soviets are now laying out the terms of a deal," said John Steinbruner, foreign policy director of the Brookings Institution in Washington...
...Cambridge License Commission tommorrow will hear whether two local proprietors will accept a compromise agreement to restrict the operations of their bars, Man Ray of 21 Brookline Street and Latin-O's of 11-19 Brookline Street. If the proprietors do not accept the compromise, the commission may close the bars down completely...
After discussions with the owners of two Cambridge bars, James T. McDavitt, the chairman of the license commission, offered a tentative agreement which would restrict the bars' operations, but would permit them to stay open...
...forces. Most significant, he is considerably more flexible on the issue of defensive research than his negotiators have been at the talks in Geneva. They have repeatedly demanded a total ban on all such research. Gorbachev, by contrast, says the U.S.S.R. might be willing to permit "fundamental" research and restrict the ban to what he calls the "design" stage of space weapons. Much remains to be clarified and negotiated, but because of what their leader has told TIME, Karpov & Co. will now almost certainly have to soften their hard line somewhat on that potentially key issue...
...millions of upper-income Americans in high-tax states. The other would bring in only peanuts, relatively speaking, but it could radically change the life-styles of businessmen, professionals and their clients throughout the nation. Together, the proposals to eliminate the deductions of state and local taxes and to restrict severely those for business entertainment have emerged as two of the most controversial parts of the President's tax package. Both have already stirred passionate campaigns of opposition and seem likely to remain at the center of the tax debate. An examination of the two issues...