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...such attitude in the Administration today. Among the new guidelines are 1) continued support for the 1968 international nuclear nonproliferation treaty (N.P.T.) that prohibits the development of atomic weapons by the signatories; 2) a commitment to forge other international agreements to combat proliferation; 3) a commitment to "inhibit the transfer of sensitive nuclear material, equipment and technology" from the nuclear haves to the havenots; and 4) a pledge of strong support for the world's only nuclear weapons watchdog, the U.N.-sponsored International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA...
...Nuclear Non-Proliferation Act. This forced all would-be nuclear customers of the U.S. to accept international inspection safeguards, as provided by the N.P.T., over all their nuclear facilities, whether U.S.-supplied or not, as a condition on buying more atomic material from America. The same act vetoed the transfer of U.S. exports to a third country without prior U.S. approval, and tried to force client countries to rewrite their previous nuclear agreements with Washington to conform to the new and tougher standards. But the Carter plan had only limited success. By the end of his term Carter was reinterpreting...
...took his job away. In a three-page letter sent to former aides and Cabinet members, Jimmy Carter broke his 5%-month silence on his successor, although he never mentioned Ronald Reagan by name. Attacking the Administration's budget cuts as "ill-advised," he warned that "an enormous transfer of Government benefits is now taking place from the very poor to the very rich." Predicted the former President: "Students, farmers, the aged, mentally afflicted and marginally employed Americans will soon begin to suffer personally and in large numbers...
...case of Marian and his friend is just the latest example of what the FBI calls "technology transfer"-the continuing effort by foreign countries, particularly the Soviet Union, to grab American technical know-how in whatever way they can. The methods, says FBI Spokesman Roger Young, "range from the legal and overt to the covert and illegal. Sometimes they are crude to the point of a car pulling up to a technological trade show and just loading up with free literature...
...since a much higher percentage of CCA than Independent "number one" votes usually transfer to other members of the slate, a strong lineup that will draw CCA voters to the polls might be enough to give the liberals a fifth seat...