NEWS
October 14, 1985 | WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
The Soviet news agency Tass charged Sunday that President Reagan, not the Kremlin, engaged in deception when he accused Moscow of concealing work on its own version of a space-based missile defense program. In an unusually rapid response to the President's Saturday radio address accusing Moscow of a "dangerous deception" on the issue, Tass belittled Reagan's words as more "prattling" scare talk.
NEWS
March 10, 1985 | NORMAN KEMPSTER and WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writers
The U.S. and Soviet negotiators who will square off in Geneva on Tuesday are remarkable for their dissimilarities. On the Soviet side, the three sets of simultaneous talks--on long-range nuclear weapons, intermediate-range missiles and space weapons, including "Star Wars"--will be headed by three highly experienced negotiators. Of the three chief negotiators dispatched by President Reagan, however, only one has experience in arms control diplomacy. In fact, the three U.S.