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Major Role Cruise missiles play a major role in the evolv-in- g U.S. fuel-efficie- EPA to Reverse Gas Lead Policy Soviets Urging Cuts In Cruise Missiles WASHINGTON (AP) The Scfviet Union has urged cutbacks in U.S. plans for deploying cruise missiles as part of a package for sharply reducing nuclear weapons on both sides, Associated Press Laserpoboto sented Boeing Co. Chairman T.A. Wilson with government certification allowing the company to delivery the jets. The first Boeing EVERETT, Wash. 767 is rolled out of hangar for ceremony. The Federal Aviation Administration pre l., non-align- the Iraq, Boeing Receives Certification A Iraq Says Counterattack Launched Affairs st Iran WASHINGTON (UPD Indian Prime Minister Inaira Gandhi ended her official visit to the United Saturday with few concrete solutions to problems but hope that the trip will lay the groundwork for a new era in bilateral relations. Mrs. Gandhi left for a private visit to New York after taping an interview with NBCs Meet the Press for broadcast Sunday. The prime minister, who is traveling with her son Rajiv and his Italian-bowife Sonia, also will visit Los Angeles and Honolulu. On arriving at her Manhattan hotel, Mrs. Gandhi met privately with some 50 Indian scientists, intellectuals, businessmen and members of Indian organizations. Before leaving for Los Angeles Sunday, she was to receive New York Mayor Edward Koch, attend a lunch given by the Foreign Policy Association and the Asia Society and watch a matinee performance of Amadeus. Both sides tried to minimalize their expectations for Mrs. Gandhis first visit to the United States since 1971, and in that sense the trip was a huge success, a senior U.S. diplomat said. We have reached a better understanding of what India stands for . . . and Laid the groundwork for a new era (in Indo-U.friendship), Sen. Charles chairman of the Senate Foreign Percy, Relations Committee, said after his panel met with the dimunitive prime minister. The leader of the worlds most populous democracy continually emphasized her nations policy but she told reporters her two hours of talks with President Reagan Thursday were very useful and very important. Mrs. Gandhi and Reagan agreed to end a dispute over supplies of nuclear fuel to the U.S.-bui- lt Tarapur reactor, which supplies with Indias second largest city Bombay electricity, and agreed to form a joint commission on science and technology. But both sides acknowledge the major problems between them the U.S. commitment to help modernize the army of Pakistan, Indias neighbor and rival, and Indias close ties to the Soviet Union were not resolved. I think we can only agree to differ on certain points, Mrs. Gandhi said at a National Press Club luncheon Friday. Reagan failed to reassure Mrs. Gandhi that arms Pakistan would not use modern against India, but the open cordiality during her trip showed both nations that the United States and India can be friends despite their other friendships, one Indian diplomat said. And although Mrs. Gandhi was disappointed sh did not gain U.S. support for concessional borrowing, she stated publicly that India has opened its doors to American and other foreign investors. We think that our point of view is more down to earth, she said. 1, 1982 ) 2 1 |
