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University Daily Kansan
Nation/World
Wednesday, Oct. 2, 1985
French to hear plea against 'Star Wars'
United Press International
PARIS — Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev criticized the U.S. “Star Wars” defense program on the eve of a state visit to Paris, where diplomats said he would try to get France to join in condemning the defense system based in space.
In an interview with French journalists yesterday, Gorbachev called for an end to the militarization of outer space and asked for support to "curb the forces of madness, the forces of war and militarism."
The interview was broadcast in Moscow and Paris.
Gorbache and his wife, Raisa,
were to arrive in Paris today to
attend a state dinner at the opulent
presidential Elysee palace, where
he and President Francis Mitterrand
are to meet for the first of
three scheduled talks.
Many political analysts view the trip as a dress rehearsal for the November superpower summit in Geneva.
"Whatever the Soviet interest in relations with France, Gorbachev will have his mind on the summit.
with Reagan," a European diplomat said.
Gorbachev, in the interview with French reporters, said he hoped to "lay solid bricks into the edifice of future peace" when he met Reagan in Geneva.
European diplomats said Gorbachev, during his four-day visit, would try to persuade Mitterrand to join him in issuing a statement condemning the "Star Wars" program.
Mitterrand recently refused President Reagan's invitation to participate in development of the missile defense system.
But Mitterrard spokesman Michel Vauzelle said the French leader would not join Moscow in condemning the U.S. program and was not "disposed to a common declaration."
"We have our opinion about 'Star Wars' and we don't have any need to ask for opinions on it, not from the Russians, not from the Americans, not from anyone." Vauzelle said.
Vauzelle said France expected a "useful exchange of views" and counted on "discussing all subjects with frankness."
High-pressure systems over southwestern Montana and southeastern Kansas brought the unseasonably cold early-morning temperatures to the Plains, breaking records in 11 states. Readings were in the 40s as far south as southeastern Texas.
"It's cold Canadian air pouring down into central part of nation," said Paul Fike, a National Weather Service meteologist in Kansas City, Mo. Fike said the cold front was headed east last night.
United Press International
Cold Canadian air chilled the Plains and Rockies yesterday with temperatures dipping into the 20s and 30s, setting records in 33 cities from North-Dakota to Texas while 8 inches of snow blanketed Poplar Lake. Minn.
needed can be frozen or freeze warning were posted for last night in parts of Wisconsin and eastern Missouri and frost warnings were posted for all of Illinois and Indiana, Fike said.
The temperature dropped to 19 degrees in Bismark, N.D., breaking the 1936 record of 20. It was 42 in Abilene, Texas, one degree below the
Canadian chill blankets much of U.S.
A welcome line of showers and thunderstorms swept across the Southeast Monday, bringing some much needed moisture to the area and promising more.
Heavy snow fell overnight in extreme northeast Minnesota. As much as 8 inches of snow covered Poplar Lake, Minn., making roads slippery. An inch of snow was reported at International Falls.
Rain and snow showers were scattered throughout the upper Great Lakes.
1906 record. Readings of 23 in Cheyenne, Wyo., and 22 in North Platte, Neb., tied record lows that had stood for more than a century.
central Gulf coast to the south Atlantic coastal states. Showers and thunderstorms were developing over parts of the southern plateau and a small part of far west Texas.
Scattered showers and thunderstorms extended from the
Heavy rain fell across northern Georgia, dumping more than three inches on Atlanta, an inch in a single hour. The heavy rains caused most streams in the Atlanta metro area to rise to their banks.
A half-inch of rain fell yesterday in Beckley, W.Va., which had recorded its irst September in this century. Light sprinkles were also reported
in Pittsburgh, which had only a quarter inch of rain in September, compared to an average of nearly three inches.
Rain was moving toward Raleigh, N.C., and Lynchburg, Va., which had their second-driest Septembers ever. Greensboro, N.C., reported only a trace of precipitation last month, making it the driest month on record, the weather service said.
Rain also dotted Ohio Valley, the Tennessee Valley, the northern Rockies and the northern plateau.
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