THEATRE § GUIDE SATURDAY A SUNDAY HEAWr' AT'kTTT Theat 1 R>?ST MATINEE Page 10/The Battalion/Thursday, October 9, 1986 World and Nation Reagan to urge Asia missile cut President will not compromise on ABM Treaty, Star 1/1/ors Original STATE FAIR b1Ib] Mr. Corny Millions sold since 1942! Mr. Corny Meal Deal One Original State Fair Corny Dog, Small Fries, and Medium Drink -- only 39 Not valid with any other offer. One coupon per customer per visit. Expires 10-31 -86 CHIMNEY HILL PLAZA 701 UNIVERSITY DR WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi dent Reagan intends to stand firm on his “Star Wars” plan and press for an 80 percent slash in Soviet nu clear missiles in Asia at his meeting with Mikhail S. Gorbachev in Ice land, an administration official said Wednesday. If the Soviet leader agrees to make concessions on the missiles, Reagan and Gorbachev probably will emerge from their session in Reykja vik this weekend with a framework for a treatv to sharply reduce U.S. and Soviet nuclear missiles in Eu rope, the official said. Also, Reagan and Gorbachev are likely to set a date for a full-scale summit meeting in Washington in December, said the official, who de manded anonymity. But Reagan does not intend to ne gotiate with Gorbachev about the U.S. Strategic Defense Initiative, known popularly as Star Wars, the official said. The State Department advised the president to seek a compromise with Gorbachev on their views of the 1972 Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty, die official said, but Reagan rejected the advice. Last month Reagan authorized U.S. negotiator Max M. Kampelman to seek an interim agreement for deep reductions instead of eliminat ing the missiles entirely, as the presi dent initially proposed. The Soviets have 270 SS-20 mis siles, with 810 warheads, aimed at Western Europe and another 171 of the mobile nuclear weapons on their Drug bill passed by House; filibuster possible in Senate WASHINGTON (AP) — A com promise anti-narcotics bill, which in cluded a death penalty for drug-re lated murders, was approved Wednesday by the House, despite a threatened Senate filibuster that could kill the election-year legis lation. The amended version of the drug bill, first approved by the House Sept. 11, was passed on a 391-23 vote. Rep. George W. Gekas, R-Pa., the original sponsor of the death-pen alty provision, said the death penalty was necessary as a tool against those who kill at random to make sure their drug syndicate remains intact. The bill would provide the death penalty for committing murder to further a continuing narcotics enter prise. Before the debate, House Major ity Leader Jim Wright, D-Texas, who included the provision in the re vised legislation approved Tuesday by the Rules Committee, acknowl edged the filibuster threat by mod erate Senate Republicans and liberal Democrats. The Senate, which passed its ver sion of the anti-drug bill last week, deleted the death penalty provision as well as several other controversial items, including a relaxation of the rule that would bar the use of ille gally obtained evidence in court. House Speaker Thomas P. O’Neill Jr., D-Mass., an opponent of the death penalty, said the drug bill could not pass without the provision. The compromise drug bill would authorize $1.8 billion in the current fiscal year for drug enforcement, ed ucation and prevention. It deletes other controversial items in the original House bill, in cluding the exception to the exclu sionary rule of evidence for warrant less searches by police who act in good faith. 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