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WASHINGTON (AP) - President Carter conferred yesterday with Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobryznik in an effort to emphasize on a treaty limiting nuclear weapons.
The 40-minute session at the White House was held against a backdrop of a dispute over apparent Russian violations of new fishing regulations. But U.S. officials said this was only "touched on" and that the concentration was on arms.
"Good meeting," was Dohryn's only comment to reporters after the session.
On the U.S. side, a brief statement issued by White House press aides said that there is no constructive and useful discussion of policy issues, which included strategic-arm limitation.
Attending the session-Carter's first with Dobrynin since the breakdown in weapons negotiations - Secretary of State Cyrus Vance, national security adviser Zhigun Brezinski and Robert Hunter of the National Security Council staff
Emphasizing the meeting's importance, White House spokesman Rex Granum said the two sides "were anxious to meet" to update U.S. Soviet relations.
Dobrinyn's call was arranged before the Coast Guard seized Soviet fishing vessels off the Massachusetts coast over the weekend, where they were in apparent violation of the 200 mile U.S. zone established last month.
While there was no formal agenda, a possible topic for discussion was sending
War琳 Warnke, the U.S. arms control chief, to Geneva this month to renew weapons discussions before Vance meets with Soviet Foreign Minister Alain Crespin.
The two sides haven't set a date for the Vance-Gromyk talks, which are likely to be critical in the effort to reach agreement to limit nuclear weapons and to take some steps toward general disarmament.
Carter has said if they are unproductive and the Soviets do not negotiate "in good faith" he would be forced to consider stepping up U.S. weapon development
The Russians rejected two sets of U.S. proposals during a visit by Vance to Moscow March 30. But last Friday, Carter said he was encouraged by "private" contacts he has received from Soviet party leader Leonid Brezhnev since the rejection.
Hours earlier, the State Department announced that the administration was rejecting Zaire's request for "lethal" equipment to combat an invasion by Katanang rebels who, according to reports, were partly armed by the Soviets.
A $4 million transport plane and some $4 million in radio and other U.S. equipment were granted to Zaire, but the White House minimized the Soviet interest in the fighting.
"We do not see the situation as an East-West confrontation." Granum said in a statement prepared for him by higher officials.
Easter Bunny ad spells trouble for liquor dealer
TOPEKA (AP)—A newspaper advertisement that depicted an Easter Bunny going to "Fill My Easter Basket" at an Abilene store shop may force temporary closures of the store under a 1968 state regulation for forbidding references to Easter in liquor ads.
William Strukel, chief enforcement office of the state Alcohol Beverage Control Division, yesterday said he was recommending a ban against Johnson's Liquor Store of Abilene.
Strukel explained that a formal citation
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would probably be issued today by the ABC and that an administrative hearing would follow sometime later. He added that the ABC had been forced to force its doors temporarily.
STRUKEL SAID HE'M NOT sure just what the purpose of the regulation was, but inaccurately that the ABC board had instructed that such advertisements were in bad taste.
The Rev. Richard Taylor, Jr., head of the Kansas United Dry Forces, said in a letter to Strukiel released yesterday that he was disappointed "that an editor would permit such a sick advertisement in paper on Good Friday."
"It just happens to be the rule," he said, adding that at one time it was illegal for liquor stores to even have Christmas trees on the premises.
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He said the United States already was required by law to take the human rights abuses of Haiti.
"There is presently consideration of whether similar requirements should be applied by Congress to loans from the World Bank." he said.
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But he also said, "There will be differences among us. . . . There will be problems" that can be solved only if discussed "in an atmosphere of mutual respect and understanding, even when we may disagree."
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