Compromise meriting a veto

Article Abstract:

The Defence Authorization Act of the Republican-dominated Congress may curtail the strategic arms reduction talks and force the withdrawal of the U.S. from the ABM treaty unless Clinton vetoes the act. The act envisages the deployment of a missile defence system by the year 2003. Unless the act is modified or vetoed, it may damage the START II treaty as well as further strategic arms reduction talks.

Political aspects, Republican Party (United States), United States. Congress, Strategic Arms Reduction Talks, 1982-1992

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The right thing to do

Article Abstract:

President Clinton's decision on a national missile defense deployment is a brave option. This action means the next President will have to make this important decision, but they will have more time to consider all the facts.

Usage, Column, Defense programs

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The buck stops here

Article Abstract:

A discussion of the importance of President Clinton's decision of whether to deploy a limited national missile defense is presented.

Planning, Ballistic missile defenses, Air defenses

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