The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, February 22, 1985, Image 8

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WORLD AND NATION
Funky Winkerbean
by Tom EM
1 WONDER 1 WASN'T
INVITED TO CINW SOMMERS'
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INVITED EVERYONE IN THE
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Soviets: 'Star Wars' may cause build-up
Associated Press
MOSCOW — The Kremlin said
Thursday that if the United States
develops the Star Wars system the
arms race would be intensified be
cause the Soviet Union would be
forced to build weapons powerful
enough to defeat the system.
“Does the United States think the
Soviet Union will sit idle, awaiting
the results of the U.S. ‘research’? ’
Kremlin spokesman Leonid Zamya
tin said. “Faced with such dangerous
plans, the Soviet Union will do all in
its power to prevent U.S. superiority
over itself.
“The Soviet Union would haVe to
increase the power of its weapons in
retaliation for the attempts of the
United States to get an opportunity
to deliver a nuclear strike with impu
nity,” he said in an article distributed
by the official news agency Tass.
Zamyatin is chief of the Commu
nist Party Central Committee’s inter
national information department
and is one of the Kremlin’s chief
spokesmen.
Tass also quoted Andrei Koko-
shin, deputy director of a think tank
called the U.S.A.-Canada Institute,
as saying international scientists fear
a new arms race will begin if the
United States develops space weap
ons. __
“The other (Soviet) side, scientists
believe, will take steps to further de
velop its strategic systems which
guarantee it the possibility of hitting
a retaliatory strike,” he said.”
Premier Nikolai A. Tikhonov said
in a speech Thursday that the Soviet
Union seeks general disarmament
but stressed that as long as a war
danger exists the Soviet Union
would never allow anyone to have a
military advantage over it.
Thursday’s comments were part
of a growing propaganda campaign
before the U.S.-Soviet arms talks,
which are scheduled to begin March
12 in Geneva, Switzerland. Two as
sertions — that the United States is
out to gain military advantage and is
not serious about the talb-
heen made repeatedly.
Mikhail S. Gorbachev,wi
lieved to lx* the Kremlin’sXd!
after President Konstantin 1.1
nenko, accused the Reagans;
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honest striving.”
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discuss President Reagans
Defense Initiative, the st
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big factor
Associated Press
WASHINGTON — Paul H.
Nitze, arms control adviser to Presi
dent Reagan, said Wednesday the
administration’s space-based missile
defense system would not be de
ployed unless it's cost-effective.
“It (the system) must be cheap
enough to add additional defensive
capability so that the other side has
no incentive to add additional offen
sive capability to overcome the de
fense,” Nitze said.
Nitze, formerly one of the admin
istration’s nuclear arms negotiators,
also said that the so-called Star Wars
system would have to be proven sur-
vivable before it is deployed.
Nitze said flatly that “if the new
technologies cannot meet these stan
dards, we are not about to deploy
them. In that event, we would have
to continue to base deterrence on
the ultimate threat of nuclear retal
iation.”
Though the administration hasn't
said precisely when the research
phase of the Strategic Defense Ini
tiative may end, it is expected to last
into the next decade — with a deci
sion on deployment coming perhaps
around 1993.
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. AWARENESS VOICES OF PRAISE: Kill hold 1*
the Past. Pas tug the Future” gospel music s
workshop at Pleasant Grove Baptist Church begumkC
p.m.
CAMPUS CRUSADE FOR CHRIST: will meet atvpji!
108 Harrington.
COLOMBIAN STUDENT ORGANIZATION: willmeetf
p.m. in 404 Rudder to organise internationalweeis?
tfies.
HILLEL: will hold Friday night services at 8 p.m. foUowdii
Oneg-Shabat at the Hillei Foundation Bldg.
IM-REC SPORTS: wrestling entries dose at 6p.nir:
E.Kyle.
NAVIGATORS: will meet at 8 p.r
to discuss Christians in the work
STUDENT ENGINEERS COUNCIL: will hold a Demi
rum at 12 noon in Zachry lobby. Dean Richardson &
swei questions from students concerning the Collegft
Engineering.
TAMU BADMINTON CLUB: will
351 G. Rollie White, for officer's <
practice.
TAMU CHESS CLUB: will nicer 7
Rudder. Players of all strengths we
UNITED CAMPUS MINISTRY: wil
Presbyterian Church for Bible stut
VOICE OF PROPHECY: will meet ;
Bill Fitts will speak.
Saturday
AGGIE ALLEMANDERS: will meet
dance class in 212 MSC.
BLACK AWARENESS VOICES OF PRAISE: wilimeen:
p.m. fora gospel musical and workshop at Pleasant Grtf
Baptist Church.
COMPANY F*2: is holding a car wash at Pasta's and let
station at 1405 Texas from I l a.m.-4 p.m.
INDIA ASSOCIATION: will show the film ‘Thhotisife
with English subtitles at 2 p.m. in 102 Zachry. CostiI
^Everyone invited to attend.
MSC HOSPITALITY/1985 MISS TAMU SCHOLARS®
PAGEANT: will be held at 7 p.tn. in Rudder Auditone
TEXAS A&M RUGBY: will play Austin Huns at 1 pM
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Sunday
A&M LIVING HISTORIANS: will meet at 2 p.tn. atSpfl
Park for a “Civil War Drill.” New j>eople welcome,
f CHINESE STUDENT ASSOCIATION: will show two*.;
ies, “The Wheel of Life” and “Little Fugitive’at6pli
: W 701 Rudder. Tickets sold at door. Cost is $ 1.
ILGLASS OF ’88: will meet to work on publicity for
at $ p.m. Please come and help.
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