Geneva Talks Continue on Strategic Weapons
Associated Press
GENEVA —
Negotiators dealing with strategic nuclear weapons met for 2 1/2 hours Wednesday in the fourth week of U.S.-Soviet arms control talks.
The two strategic weapons teams are led by former U.S. Sen. John Tower and Viktor P. Karpov. It was their second session since the talks divided into three subgroups last week.
Under a confidentiality rule agreed to by both sides, the U.S. statement on the talks gave no further details on the session, held at the Soviet Mission.
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