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reotem allica to pronooe
ban on clieinicrl voan ono
STOCKHOLM, Sweden Secretory of State
George Shultz announced Tuesday that the
Western allies will propose a worldwide ban on
chemical weapons and urged Moscow again to
return to U.S.-Soviet arms control talks. He told
the 35-hation Conference on Disarmament in
Europe that U.S. negotiators would present in
Geneva" in coming months "a draft treaty for
the complete and verifiable elimination of
chemical weapons on a global basis." Address
ing the Conference on the eve of a meeting with
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko, Shultz
said the West "will work in a similar spirit for
early progress in other arms control forums,
once resumed," U.S. Soviet negotiations had
"raised mankind's hopes that the serious dif
ferences between us . . . did not have to lead to
war," he said. Though Shultz and Gromyko are
scheduled to meet today, there was no sign
that Moscow was prepared to soften its criti
cism of Reagan administration policies.
The official Soviet news agency Tass Mon
day dismissed a speecn by President Keagan,
seen by Western diplomats as conciliatory in
tone, as propaganda containing no new ideas.
Saudi Consul abducted in Beirut
BEIRUT, Lebanon Gunmen kidnapped
Saudi Consul Hussein Farrash in West Beirut
Tuesday, and schools in East Beirut closed for
fear of more shelling following the barrages
Monday that killed 22 and wounded 65. In the
south of the country residents closed their
shops, set up street barricades and turned
tires to protest Israel's occupation of the
region. Six men in two cars forced Farrash's
driver to stop in the seafront district of
Raouche, and wounded his bodyguard, dragged
the diplomat out of his car and took him off to
an unknown destination, security sources said.
Home videotaping ruled leal
WASHINGTON The Supreme Court ruled
Tuesday that home videotaping of Hollywood
films and other television programs does not
violate U.S. copyright law. The high court said
the recorders were being used by the public
mainly for home entertainment and not for
; commercial purposes and therefore copyright
law was not being violated. But the ruiir.g left
open the possibility that Congress could revise
the copyright law to cover home video recorders
and other new technology which had not been
developed "when the present statutes were
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NEW YORK Soviet President Yuri An
dropov, who has not been seen publicly since
last Aug. 18, will probably make an appear
ance in the next two weeks, CBS television
reported Tuesday night. The news network
quoted Viktor Afanasyev, editor-in-chief of the
Soviet Communist Party newspaper Pravda,
as telling CBS Correspondent Mike Wallace
that Andropov's treatment from a kidney ail
ment had been complicated by both the croup
and influenza. Afanasyev, a friend of Androp
ov's, was quoted as telling Wallace in Moscow
that the Soviet leader was likely to be seen in
public in two weeks.
Guerrilla leaders reject report
MEXICO CITY Salvadoran left-wing guer
rilla leaders Tuesday formally rejected the Kis
singer Commission's Report on Central Amer
ica as "a recipe for disaster" for U.S. policy.
Members of the rebels' "Political Diplomatic
Commission," a body corapossd of military and
political leaders, told reporters htm the report
was contradictory in recorainendirjg; pacifica
tion of the area and, at the same tiiae, more
arms for U.S. allies there. The gucr Elca said
1 634 would be a decisive year for their struggle ;
and that Reagan would have to choose between
a negotiated settlement or US. raSitary inter-
vention to prevent a guerrilla military victory.