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Negotiators may drop troop-limit provisions
The Associated Press
MOSCOW — The United States and the Soviet Union, eager to conclude a conventional-forces treaty by year's end, may drop provisions limiting troops in Europe, a senior U.S. official said yesterday.
Such a move would leave only one stumbling block to finishing the accord — a prospective ban on non-nuclear aircraft. The official said that provision might be dropped as well.
"We have the clock ticking," he said. "We're getting to the point where we are going to have to wrap this up."
A 35-nation summit conference to sign the treaty is being planned in Paris in mid-November. The treaty is being negotiated in Vienna between NATO and the Warsaw Pact.
The official speech to reporters here with Secretary of State James A. Baker III, one day before the victorious World War II allies take a historic step to reunite the Germany they defeated 45 years ago.
A dispute about missile launchers in East Germany — which threatened to delay eventual German sovereignty — was resolved on the ground by German government, said West German Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher.
"Aircraft and manpower have been very difficult," the official said.
The conventional forces treaty would set limits on tanks, artillery and other non-nuclear weapons. It would also set limits on non-nuclear aircraft unless they are dropped from the treaty.
The Soviets have argued that some of their planes the United States wants scrapped have defensive missions and should not be limited.
The Soviet Union already is withdrawing thousands of troops from Eastern Europe and has agreed to remove the 350,000 men based in East Germany within four years of German unification, scheduled for Oct. 31.
The United States agreed in February to limit U.S. forces in Europe to 225,000, with a ceiling of 195,000 on Soviet troops.
W. Germany to share pullout cost
The Associated Press
BONN, West Germany — West Germany will pay $7.6 billion to help finance the pallow of Soviet troops in Afghanistan. The finance Ministry confirmed yesterday
Finance Minister Theo Waigel cited the figure at a meeting of Christian Democratic and Christian Socialist members of parliament in West Berlin. He was confirming reports that West Germany would put to help repatriate the 370,000 Soviet troops stationed in East Germany.
during the next four years
The troops are to be withdrawn
The West German contribution will go toward housing for the soldiers and their families.
Soviet Foreign Minister Edward Sheardranade announced the agreement Monday evening without naming any members of the terms of the accord a "compromise."
The two governments had been deadlocked over the costs of the withdrawal. In particular, Soviet military officials had expressed concern about the housing shortage and would face when they returned home.
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