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The Battalion
Tuesday, October 1
WiRRD
by Scott McCullar ©1991
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Other residents said
were prevalent in the complj
"There's a lot of drugti;
ing going on all the time/'s}
other resident who wished:
main anonymous. "We set
erywhere.
"But it has slowed down
siderably," he contit
"They're making it saferi'p
kids, and there's a lot offer
here."
Judy Green, a former re;
of the complex, was visit
friend when police raid®
complex.
"I didn't feel safehere-
why 1 moved out," she said,
pie would hang out heret
night, and there were poli«
all the time."
Green said she was surp
that police did not raid the
plex before now.
"I thought it wouldh,
ready been cleared up by
she sa i d. " They need to clear
out here, or it's always going
like this."
Matthews said heconsic
the raid a success, but it will
complete until the rest of the
viduals are found.
"I think it will haveanirr
but I don't know 7 for how
said. "I'm sure they'll be bad
Ed Feldman, CollegeSia:
assistant police chief, said (hi
went smoothly even though
were not as many arrests ashi
hoped.
Soviets begin efforts
on arms control tall
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On Saturday, Gorbachev wel
comed the proposals in general,
saying: "Our assessment of these
proposals is positive, is very 7 posi
tive.”
"I'm very 7 pleased with the re
action from all around the world.
I was very 7 pleased with the Soviet
reaction and I fully expect that
they will cooperate fully/' Bush
said Monday.
Bush announced Friday that
the United States would eliminate
all its ground-launched, short-
range nuclear weapons; with
draw all tactical nuclear arms
from U.S. ships; take strategic
bombers off alert; and cancel the
development of the mobile MX
missile.
Although those U.S. steps are
unilateral, Bush called on the So
viets "to go down this road with
us” and "to match our actions”
with unilateral cuts of their own.
He also called for the start of
bilateral negotiations to eliminate
all intercontinental missiles with
multiple warheads.
"We do not exclude unilateral
steps” by the Soviet side, Petro
vsky said, speaking in English.
"But you know certain unilateral
steps need also some kind of
qualifications and consultations.”
He did not elaborate on the
qualifications. Gorbachev indicat
ed Saturday that the Soviets want
to know more details about the
unilateral American cuts.
"This matter is very coir
and we still have many
tions,” Gorbachev said, not
had made some queriesdii
to Bush on the telephoneFri,
Gorbachev said he hadaj
with Bush to find "a mult
convenient forum" to clarif
U.S. proposal without delay
Petrovsky said Soviet Fc:
Minister Boris Pankin, who
New York for the U.N. Ge:
Assembly session, hasconii
US Secretary of State jam
Baker 111 ''to jointly outl
schedule for practical reafe
of the initiative.”
Petrovsky said the Foil
Ministry was ready to I
logue on limiting undergri
nuclear tests, a proposal the
et Union has made several
before.
He said the Soviets
would like to explore bilater;
forts to convert defense pk
civilian production, and to
sider widening the talks
elude other nuclear powers
"At a certain stage in the
cess, other nuclear states coul
involved,” he said, without
tioning specific countries.
Petrovsky indicated theS)
leadership has not abandfl
hope of eventually eliminafe
nuclear weapons, as Gorba.
proposed in January 1986
"Today we have t
chance of a breakthrough to
clear-free world, and we sit
must not miss this chance,
said.
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winked at greed. They critic:
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budgets but never submittedo:
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then they raised taxes on the
die class. They called for
rights but practiced racial
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