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60 missiles part of plan
New MX sites considered
United Press International
DALLAS — The Reagan
administration is considering a
new plan for the placement of
MX missiles at existing military
facilities in the Southwest,
according to a newspaper re
port.
The proposal would not alter
the president’s plan to put 40
missiles in existing Minuteman
silos, but is one of three options
the Air Force is considering for
the deployment of 60 additional
MX missiles Reagan has
ordered.
The new option proposes
shuffling 10 to 30 of the MX
missiles among underground
concrete silos at several bases,
the Dallas Times Herald re
ported Sunday.
basing program Reagan has
proposed would be vulnerable
to a Soviet attack.
The newspaper said Penta
gon officials believe the new
Among other key members
of Congress, John Tower,(R)-
Texas, has urged the Air Force
to develop alternative plans to
Reagan’s, fearing the stationary
proposal may satisfy Tower and
others who have preferred for
mer President Carter’s “shell-
game” plan of deploying mis
siles to silos through under
ground tunnels.
Military installations being
studied as potential sites for the
underground silos incH
Reese Air Force Base nearli
bock; Dyess Air Force Basens
Abilene; Fort Sill Army Bast
Lawton, Okla.; Altus Air Fora
Base, Altus, Okla.; Williams,!;
Force Base, Mesa, Ariz.;Navi;
Army Depot, Flagstaff, Arit
Nellis Air Force Base, nearb
Vegas, Nev.; Cannon Air Fora
Base, Clovis, N.M.; EdwardsAs
Force Base, Edwards, Calif;ani
China Lake Naval Weap
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Increased quotas proposed
for Mexicans and Canadians
United Press International
WASHINGTON — The
administration Monday prop
osed doubling the annual im
migration quotas for ' Mexico
and Canada to 40,000 each to
dramatize President Reagan’s
call for very special and unique
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ties with the United States’ two
neighbors.
However, officials for the
State and Justice departments
made clear to a Senate commit
tee that the total quotas for the
rest of the world will remain un
changed at a total of 230,000 im-
mit
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